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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
WOLFE PREDICTS
RATIFICATION OF
DRY AMENDMENT
REPUBLICANS TO
CAUCUS THURSDAY
Leaders Of Party Strong For
Speedy Approval at Special
Session


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Virginia legislature. MhlrA ,uuvcu'~ IN
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ot the caucus ""''" - >''''
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favorable 10 the ratification OF Tn"
amendments. All. N"'i' >a'" Jus ne"
p" I"ft Tor ms nom ~ '",N>''', ',,,,, ',,"",
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arrival IN IN" ''P'.H ,, ,..,
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dent 'hHr'eN H'i>''' "' 90. '''
heads the state S''"'''' >"'p'..s Wv
amendment was, I"''"'"'''"E "''"
tn" leaders i'N". 4" '"' "", '',
Thursday AT tn" stat" nous" I" ulS'"NN
the amendment. Ih'" ia" 'N"'"'
session Will hc h"'d At "u'h nm" hii
differences Will h" 'h''>"'d on ha" 'h
stage vii, be se, Tor Sp''" "h u"
amendment.
William r.. Rak"r. S;a'- f"nuhh'an
chairman. taN"rs ia" Am" "drn""' "'"
the United states senators from N"f'
Virginia also are III u, ''N", - >''','
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TALKING OF LODGE
FOR THE PRESIDENCY
,neCial To The Intell'genCcr:

SnpVIHI TO TF IIITFII ktIINNt
WASHINGTON, L. Ca. Feb. e
There is some talk in quiet corners Of a
situation likely tn develop that Will
make Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
foremost factor III the Republican presi-
Dental equation before the delegates
gather in chicago next June. IL is be-
Irvrd here that the country Is liable 20
hear a great deal about Senator Lodge
In this connection as convention time
draws near and the pence treaty hangs
suspended ~ IN" Senat" for want IF
action uu IL 10y that body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
OKLAHOMA TO RATIFY.

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. Feb. 22.-
sprcial session of the Oklahoma legiS-
Iaturc called week ago by Governor
J. +. \. Robertson to consider primar-
ily ra,fcation Of the federal woman
suffrage Amendment. Will convene to-
morrow.
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Favor ZscoEntttoR.

LONDON. Feb. 22.-A number OF milk
tary mon and others who during the
past two years have been engaged In
official duties in Russia have sent .
memorial to Premier Lloyd George ID.
vocating recognition Of Soviet Russia,
The signatorics include Lieutenant
General Sir Huber Cough. who headed
tho British military mission in the nSl.
tic region: Colonel +. &. Marsh. British
military cGcnt in tho Caucasus I'm 1875
1916. and who later commanded = bHar
gadc at Murmansk when chief Of stAR
TO General Cough and several financial
advisers and experts on. the various
military missions. -
They contend that simple tradfNY
with the cooperative unions Is not SUI:
iicient without the assistance OF thA.
Russian government. while II Is bccom..
ing clearer daily that the stability II
Europe depends upon restoring the cons
tral European states. which can only
be adequately prGvisioned from Russis,
and without a general pcuce RussiA'a
resources cannot be made. available.
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VIII He Subdued.

WASHINGTON. Feb. "2.---State and
district prohibition authorities have am
pie authority under the Nolstead prohi-
bition enforcement act to deal with the
rebellion against prohibition" IN Iron
county. Mich. department OF Justice
and internal revenue bureau officials
said tonight in discussing the first
open Haunting Of the dry law TO he
reported to the two government agen-
cies Jointly entrusted with enforcement
OF the statutes.
AGENTS OF the prohibition directors
office In Michigan. however. will be
riven full cooperation OF the Washing
ton authorities, II was said Officials
were not able to say tonight just what
steps would be taken here.
Officials predicted that th" rebel
lion would be short-lived. saying that
enforcement OF the prohibition laws
were entered into with tn" dctermina-
zion TO act swiftly and emphaticauy IN
case OF any open attempt to defy the
statutes.
The outbreak IN Michigan IS probably
the first OF its kind in this country.
barring q resemblance TO the hts'or'"
"vhtsk.y rebellion" Of President Wash
,pxton's first term. when bands OF farm
ers in western Pennsylvania took I"
arms TO resist the excise taxes designed
BY Alexander Hamilton for the support
(conttnued On Page xtght)
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We'll Hsosavsd.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sunday. Fsbru.
AIRY lj.--PrcInier Millcrand's declarattot
o. the allied plan to permit the SultaH
TO remain In Constantinople is wi0sly
discussed in Turkish newspapers The
statement is generally we'll receiyet
although some Of the leading nationalist
papers complain that it is 100 general
in terms and not sufficiently clear. y
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rHlw1ArfHH

WARRINGTON, Feb. 27-1oSeeAsti
western PsalSylvauia-Yair 811lnl
and slightly WarnGr TuOO44y. ~,
Ohio, west VirgiAiA-xHir 1onAA9
and probably Tuesday. =
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Grove. acr"m"Sh'"" '! !'""'. L. -
StroD" and Tr""p"r> N'MaS'''S ''N
Kind "f ia" sta" '"nS'ahuisrH' ~"
'.'"vEr barrels 81 WIN" ~ mine WV
miles FROM if"n 'INrr. 80 r.'"r' 80
Major palrywple today. tn" vino =
sad - hHv" h""n nad" hN Joan, refer
and steven S"al"uc"L W""ihE t'auSHN
who own several business ventures az
Iron River
Grove loaded tho liNU"r Into a >l"iSh
and started To move II -. caspian.
hcaduuartcrS nr "a" state ""nS;ahularN
in thai section uf ih" peninsula.
+, WAS me; lv Prosecuting Attorney L.
\ McponuuSh, Deput, Sh"rirtS Ihard
and Jesse \lian. polio" chief =. II. San
Sib, and rulicr ,'a4iaju tlaud" Brown.
p,. Nv r,ob+
,,p.,,.,,,,n .,!.,r.,;r., J., frnv,,'s r.-
,,LJ ,Ic rr,L;biii,r supervisor
'ra, -. v.,. ..,,rdcr ,,ro.i for tranSpor' e
inI ,inrnr, ar,I ,rI.rsd his mon ~ seize
,h ,.iro Grove MI, ,,r .. ,chr. lui Was
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u S. PROHIBITION AGENT AND STATE CON
STABULARY HELD UP BY PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY, sHERIFFS AND LOCAL POLICE,
AND FORCED TO HAND OVER LARGE GUAM
Titles OF SEIZED LIQUORS DAL-
RYMPLE TO HEAD ARMED EXPEDITION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State of West Virginia.
Evening journal., 1920-11-09
rum HUNTERS
BUSY IN N. Y.
Great Quantities of Liquor
Are Brought Over From
Canada Conhscated
I MANY PISTOL
DUELS ARE FOUGHT

MALONE. n Y, Nov. 9.-Uncle
! Sans "revenooers." who are 90 dih-
gently trying TO enforce the prohl-
btion law In this north country, have
: been exceedingly active I'm the last
Few weeks and the booze runners
VINO have been watering the great
america desert with ihe Canadian
y product, have not often found occasion
10 laugh. But The ).her day The
Joke was on Uncle sam.
a over in St. Lawrence county. near
the town OF Brasher, not far from Ma
lone, and within the sphere OF the
operations Of the Malone custom OIL
fcials, party OF revenue officers were
on the watch at night for smuggled
booze. They were IN two aulOmO-
.blles. stationed on either S de a road
'along which they had reason 10 ex-
pect that smugglers We're 20 come
After a long walt they saw motor
scar coming at fast cl p. Immed' aiely
Tie spot lights or the officers car
were turned on it and the motorists
were sharply ordered 10 malt. when
fhey oheyed. the revenue men ap-
preached and searchd On car All they
found were a few hymn books
Explanations and apologies followed.
IL seems That the supposed booze run
ners were members. OF the Mems
brotherhood OF The Methodist Church
Of POtsdam, who had been holding
revival meeting in Basher and
we're on their way home
But Uncle San has had his innings
IN The last few days, and IA stock of
squid iOy-which is des ned ulti-
nalely 10 be used medically only
n bulging the walls Of the local Gus
sOn house. Between two and three
thousand quarts OF Canadian liquors
give been added 20 it
Twelve or more persons have been
trrested, one OF whom is a woman
The latter Is supposed 20 he one Of
the blinds by which the smugglers
seek TO pass themselves on Ms inn0-
cent tourists. There are now In the
hlnds Of the Malone authorities about
a score Of seized motor cars. ranging
from the flivver TO the largos, high
b powered vehicles
On one capture near me village OF
Bangor. a few miles west OF Malone
ia bottles OF champagne were seiz a
with a roadster and a large quantity
Of gin and whisky. The car-Nh ch
was captured near fhe village of
Marie. west Of Malone-has beer
used by the Federal officers in IN,
chase and seizure OF other cars
which they were oble to run down
Evening journal., 1920-11-09
A Remarkable Opportunity to Buy
Mems High Grade Neckwear

at much below the regular price, Values S1O0 to S139
Large collection of patterns. Special for Wednesday, 79c
three for S225.
Mems fine outing flannel Paamas nicely trimmed with
silk frogs all Sizes Special values at $3.50 to $780,
Evening journal., 1920-11-09
A Sale of Mems Cotton
Ribbed Union Suits

Refs make, closed crotch. Come in ecru and gray all
Sizes Special S2.79 per suit Three suits for $500.
Mems S179 value gray and cotton ribbed Shirts and
Drawers sizes 80 to 46 sale Wednesday at S159 EACH
Mems SOC heavy natural wool Hose sizes 10 to 11R
39c, three for S1.00.
Mems 75c heavy black wool Hose, fast color all Sizes
On sale Wednesday, per pair 59c
Mems 89c fine Isle, True Shape make Hose sale for
day only. Coors in cordovan navy, gray, black
and white Sizes 92 to 111 79c, three pairs for S225.
Evening journal., 1920-11-09
MILLION BASKETS OF
POTATOES STORED
5necIal 10 The EvenIng Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Nov. at is estimated
that there are stored at Seaford. Lau-
rel, Delmar and Salisbury. Md. over
a million baskets OF sweet potatoes,
which Will start moving out in car
load lots about THANKSGIVING. coniin-
uing until next spring The price paid
for the potatoes has averaged around
80 cents per basket.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter n. Chudley. Of
Philadelphia and Mrs. G.. Walter Law
renee, OF Wilmington, motored 10
SeafOrd Friday and spent some me
with relatives. They were accom-
panied on their return back by Mrs.
George Y. Stewart, who VIII spend
Evening journal., 1920-11-09

Two men Is 10 were arrested and It
was found to contain liquors FOR
which $1,000 had been paid in
Canadl-the value Of which in the
United states must De many times
that sum.
Twice within twenty-four hours one
car was used In the service OF Uncle
sun with splendid results. The first
capture was made near pOtsdam, in
ST. Lawrence county. by raiders who
left Malone late one afternoon on a
tip that runners were apt TO pass
that way. on the chase the car was
driven at a rate OF 65 miles an hour
and soon ran down the fugitiVes.
In one car were found 200 quarts OF
whisky Four men were arrested and
held al Malone in bail for appear
once in The Federal Court in Utica.
That night The big car was again
I'm service, with the result that six
smugglors came TO grief and a tour
ing car and a truck were seized with
4 1893 quarts OF liquor.
In the capture OF five st. Lawrence
county mon and three cars loaded
with liquor near Trout river. a few
miles outside this town, shots wer.
| fired before one OF the auto parties
could De induced to halt. These
booze runners are armed with Win
chester rifles and royOlvers, prepared
for battle. but evidently they thought
better Of 20 when 20 came 10 close
quarters, for their weapons were not
used.
All N the liquor seizures thus faT
have been made under The provision,
| OF The custom laws. which permit OF
| the connscation OF tn automob le.
| Transporting liquors 50 numerOu.
have been The gun duels accompany
ing the arrests OF smugglers and thi
/ attempts otherwise by force 10 frus.
/ persons who interfere with the Of
ncors under a section OF the Fedora
statutes providing an extreme penalty
| OF ten years in prison for such Of
fcnscs.
Evening journal., 1920-11-09

some time with her sister. Mrs. Wal
ter ~ Chudley.
Mrs. Annie Williams. who has been
spending several months with her
daughters. Mrs Frank C.. Dawson and
Mrs. Nathaniel COnaway, Jr.. left
left Sunday morning for Philadelphia
and Wilmington, where she will
spend the winter with her daughters,
Mrs. Wilbert Cassol and Mrs. q. Wal
ter Lawrence.
Evening journal., 1920-11-09
nun I'M WASN'T mn RFAL JFSsE

CHlCAGO-A Negro didn't wish TO
wait for pay day at a restaurant here.
lie started a near riot when he flour
ishcd revolver during noon hour and
demanded his coin. And his name was
Jesse James.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-31

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SHAW
NEE COUNTY. KANSAS.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1855.

AN ORDINANCE amending section No. :,
and section No. Il. of Ordinance No.
1914. approved January 80. 1920. relating
to the salary or compensation of city Of
ficials and employees 81 the City OF To-
peka. and repeating said original section
No Z, and section No. IL, of said ordi-
lie it ordained by the Board OF Commits
sioncrs of the city Of Topeka:
Section 1. That section No. of ordi-
nance Ne. 494. approved January 30. 1920,
be and the is hereby amended and
made to read follows: Section I. super
intendent Of Parks, per month. S12j.00;
Superintendent of Parks to furnish motor
vehicle without additional cost to the city !;
Florist. per month. $1,000: Park Laborers.
Foreman. per day, 500; Drivers and
teams. each, per day. not to exceed 5000.
Section = That section No. H. Of ordi i,
Is hereby amended and made to read as
follows: Sec. IL. Superintendent of Water
Works per month $1,000: Superintendent
of Water Works to be allowed 5000 per
month for maintenance and up keep of
motor car: Assistant Superintendent and
Pcrlntendent and Cashier to be allowed
Sl5o0 per monthfor maintenance and up
keep OF motor ear; Chief Engtneer. per
month. $1,000: Detail Engineer. per month,
S1:5.O0: Glass "A" Clerks. each. per month.
$500: Class b Clerks. each, per month.
5000; Class &C" Clerks. each. per month,
$500; Taper and Hydrant repair man,
per month. $1,000: Meter repair man. per
month, $1,000: Meter repair man to be al
lowed $500 per month for maintenance
and IN keep of motor car: Service man and
Janitor per MONTH x115.O0: Engineers.
each. per month. $1,000: Machinery and
repair man, per month. $4,000: Pump men.
per month. $1,000: Street Foreman, per
month. s14e.00: Service Foreman. per
month. $4,000: supply man. per mouth,
$1,000: Boiler Washers and Assistant Fire
men, each per month. $4,000; Meter read
crs. each. per SAY. S3.20; Gang Boss, per
month, $1,000; Laborers, EACH per day,
$;.5c.
Section S.-That section Ne Z and section
mo. IL of Ordinance No. 4944 approved Jan
repealed
Section 4. This ordinance shall take Ct
feet and be in force from and Hfter its
publication in the official city paper.
Passed the Board of Commissioners,
March 20. 1920.
Approved, March 30. 1920.
II. !. CORwINE, Mayor
Attest: ETA NJ. COvELL.
(Seal' City Clerk.
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Attest: ETA NJ COvELL
(SeaN City Clerk
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-31
FOR Observation-Disclosures

HOOVER suction cleaner, $50 efficient
Phone White 2460.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Good Homes
Topeka Boulevard

On good corner. 5ox1e0, 7-room
house. modern except furnace. For
quick sale, s4,f5O.
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LfLtiAL

(First published in The Topeka State Jour
nal March Il 1871
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SERVICES OFFERED


FURNITURE repaired. household goods
packed for shipping. baby bugEiss 80
carts repaired and retired. r. E. Weber.
230S buchanan Phone 5O37 W
MASON WORK and plasterinr All caIzs
given prompt attention. Call 1O34 Kah-
sas ave. Phone 1880 Black.
CARPENTER. jobber. screens and gene =
work. Shop basement ali Kansas az
Phones J72J-40O6
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WANrFD-MISt.+ItANtors

Z. L. - 7-N-~-----
~ the highest price for CASTOR
%, 'Hlus shoes. hats and overcoats, Drnp
a. 1II OF call Gordon Bros Loan or
~ Kansas ave Phone lO97.
- AK tnabridGed -Munson'S Com
etc honocrnpher .Uictior,r urn !,
.'.so book Doctor Hyatt
, - ~ WANTED-E c Wise t1a7
l ~ 'i % ~ good incubators. Call Brain
tH2 HAsr4 AUTU EMPRESS.
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MUSICAL. INSTRUMENT
FOR sALE-POULTRY

ROSE COMB RED EGGS
from excellent layers. &c each. Mrs. Lyn-
den George. Silver Lake Phone.
SINGLE COMB REDS. eggs for Matching
kinuie. 1885, Boswell. White 1898.
FOR .SALE-J0 white I.eghorn hens ard 80
Buff Legborns. Cali Erain. Black 2-9i
FOR SALE-Rhod- Island Red eggs for
setting. Phone 7o5.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF SHAW
NEE COUNTY. KANSAS.
In the estate of J. F. Switzer, deceased.
All persons interested will take notice
that the petition of the administrator has
been filed in said probate court asking for
authority to sell the following described
real estate situated in Shawnee County.
Kansas. said to belong to the estate Of
J. +. Switzer, deceased. for the purpose
Of paying the debts Of said estate and the
expenses of the administration.
An unlivided half interest in the West
Half OF a tract of land described as fol-
lows: Commencing on the East line of the
Northwest Quarter of Section Five 90,
Township Twelve d2) South. Range Six
corner thereof. running thence North along
the East line of said Quarter Section 2d4
chains. thence West parallel with the South
proposed street thence South 2.64 chains.
thence East 7.57 chains to beginning. Also
an undivided half interest in lots One Hun
dred Eighty eight 1Ss) and One Hundred
Ninety G90) on Logan Avenue now Norton
Street in John Norton's Second Addition to
the City Of Topeka. Also lots One Hun
and One Hundred Seven 900 Topeka
Avenue, in the City Of Topeka. Kansas.
Said petition is set for hearing on 5rd
day of April 1920 at ten o'clock a. m. at
which time and place you can make known
any objections you may have to the grant
ing Of such order Of sale;
MINISTRATOR d. b. II. g. I. a..
by ]. II. BI'RROW. JR.. Trust officer.
Dated this 2fth day Of March 1929.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Wednesday, March ~, 1920
State of KANSAS. Shawnee County. s.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Mary
Penny. late Of Shawnee County. Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day Of March. A. u. 1920. the undersigned
was. by the Probate Court of Shawnee
County. Kansas. duly appointed Adminis
traitor with the Will annexed of the estate
Of Mary Penny. late OF Shawnee County.
deceased All parties interested in said
estate will take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
JOSEPHINE T.. PENNY.
Administrator G. t. a.
First published in Topeka State Journal
Wednesday, March q. 1921
State of Kansas. Shawnee County S.
In the Matter of the ESTATE Of John A
Boley, late OF Shawnee County. Kansas
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice Is hereby given that on the Ord
day of March. A. u. 1920, the undersigned
was. by the Probate court Of Shawnee
County. Kansas. duly appointed Admins
traitor Of the estate Of John A. Bniey. late
Of Shawnee County. deceased. All parties
interested in said estate will take notice
and govern themselves accordingly
PETER ]. BOLEY. Administrator.
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LEGAL
thirst published in The Topeka stats
Journal. Wednesday, March -. 1901
In the Probate Court Of Shawnee County,
Kansas


In the Probate Court Of Shawnee County,
Kansas.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Icie Ruth
Lungstrum- Deceased
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
All creditors and all others interested "A
the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified
that on the 10Th day of April. 1870. shall
apply to the Probate Court sitting at the
Court House in The CITY of Topeka. shaw
Bee County. Kansas. for a fun and final
settlement of said estate and for an order
Of the Court finding and adjudEiug who
are the heirs of Icie Ru;a Lungstrum, de-
&C sod.
You are further notified that my claim
for compensation as Administrator and for
attorney fees .cnd other expenses Hcces-
sari!y incurred in the administration cf
said estate has been filed and as ordered
by the court will no hear on tho said
Goth day Of ApriI. 1920. at 10 o'cIo-k ar.
n. W. NELLIS. AdministratoF,
First published in The Topeka Stats
Journal. "Wednesday. March IL. 1870
In the Probate Court Of Shawnee County.
Kansas.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Joseph
Burbank. Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAE SETTLEMENT
All creditors and all others interrStedein
the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified tH,l
on the 2:'rd day of April. 1870. shall apffv
to the Probate Court sitting Mt the C'surr
County. Kansas for full and final setr .
Incnt Of said estate and for an order.ff
the Court finding and ndJudging wno are
the heirs of Joseph Burbank. decea sed-
You are further notified that my sIs41n,
Tor compensation as Administrator ard Tor
attorney fees and other expenses necessskf4-
~ Incurred In the administration Of 80
estate has been filed and. ms ordered~by the
court, viii be heard on the said 25rd day-tpf
April. 1920. at 10 o'clock a. m.
EARL L. CARRIER. Administrators
First published IN The Topeka Stns
journal, Wednesday. March 81 1929. -
State Of Kansas, Shawnee County. A.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Oia VIM
| Nelson. tate Of Shawnee County. KansasF
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. =
Notice Is hereby given that on the 2alr
| day Of March, A. D.. 1920. the undersggiseI
| was. by the Probate Court Of Shawaee
| trntor of the estate Of Ola VIM Nels6
late OF Shawnee County, deceased All
tparties interested In said estate will t-ke
/ notice and govern themselves accordinslT
cora q. NELSON. Admlnist "a fnrE
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Elnhurst

Six-room. all modern house, oak
floors and finish on rst floor. Nice
reception room. dining > room and
kitchen downstairs, three bedrooms, a
bath and sleeping porch upstairs, full
cement basement. This house is in 4
good condition, built about years
ago. Is a bargain at $1,000.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

''E Al.E-No trades. Grocery ON West
- ,iolnE good business. Leaving Kan
.n-e - or call At nth and Lincoln
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FoR sALE-suBuRBAN.


SCBJRRAN-31s acres choice bottom land.
above overflow. on hard road. close 10
ear. Groom house. barn. shade. immediate
possession. Price S3.e0o. Phone 2s2j NJ.
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For Sale From Owner

furnace. south of Huntoon on Garfield
avenue. Price $4,000. Phone ~
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MONEY

MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINns Or
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horses. cattle, pianos. diamonds bau e.
hold goods. libraries. typew riters auft<
carriages. machinery. and to salaried pSEs-
pie f s. Thomas. J14 Kansas arenng
LOANS MADE on personal security. a q,
In saiHried persons. L. RiScoc- 30 X A