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$50 raucks pIsrnlaurap

or the $50 motor trnffm received
" the state hlxhway eommisaion
from the federal governments since
last Beplrmber $50 have been dislrio-
uted 10 various counties Tor uae W
road construction. according a. Henry
Wood. state highway commissioner
Repairs are being made on some N
the trucks aud theno Will be leaued
soon 90 countiss cngsgst ,in road
work Some of the
trucks Will be- retained by the state
highway department, Wood said. 10
meet emergencies
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He--T understand gos hsve beer a..
ssn6szx an 1nlhnisrce -izss Csa you
fe'E rse whaf - the best thing 10 Do
fer broken hearth
She--ssh. res; hsrd up IRE broken
povzbs1 with q grid hand. bsths With
crsnre hio@Ecrn water. and apply plea
~ q ccnfetfi Guaranteed 10 be well
ir . rzonth
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ga TO GRADUATE At EDMOND

Edmond. July ~ Graduating ex.
ercises FOR tho summer school term
At the Central Normal here will be
held July 20. with z22 IN the class
The baocsiaureate sermon Iwnl ba
by Coyernw Brough Of Ar.
kansas, ssfma than 1H00 students
are enrolled In the summer school
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why cAdr't yDu ss@w fxht xhen
stose bsrk roe5erz crre In" asked
the rress9ent-
Not nnBch.- replied tie ris@k. ~Tb<
tszk a i1xzred and Tn not
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Typewriter For Sale.

a StsndarS keyboard Type
writer, IN good condition: s25.
Lowther & MeGregor. 212 West
Oklahoma.
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WANTED
GUTHRIE COUNTRY CLUB

Csretaker 70 commence work Aug
iKt. white man and wife vIthou'
children is preferred. Must live On
club grounds II you are interested
make application 20 y. u. Walt ,n.
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Every county In tbe state ~lheA
has employed cotton CHASER ~igl
be granted disabled soldier 10 axs
aa hia aN@iAsAnt. according 10 infwms
alton received BY ~ q. Meisrld~.
phtsburs county's elasser
The decision vas broughs sAomt ~
thar soldiers mfxhs lsavu tns vcsa.
tlon without extra srp~nse 10 sns
government. a. the men already m~
being paid compensation.
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HARMONY TEST FOR COX;
HEART Or THE COVENANT
Democratic ReservaiioniS,s Are
Being Heard From Senator
Owen Says Cox Explains
His Position

Washington, July cs The coun'F
y 1aeginnln9 10 hear from some al
The twenty sia 90. Of forty sev.a
Democratic senators wha rcpudlatsa
the uncompromisinK atiitAde of pfeet
dent Wilson on the peace treaty ana
whom Governor Cox. The Democratic
romlnee FOE President now branat
AZ Ealiis ot promoting bad tailh tu
The world ia the name % Ametica.
What the twontysix Democratic IL
surgcnts are thinking anf some ase
saying 81 ibis charEa made by lhesr
rarly leader after embracing ths
Presidents stand on The oouvcn an,
Al The White House conference last
Sunday fore shsdows difficulties ia.
tha Democratic nominee ia promotlnk
party harmony on iac league lsaa
- iarSr number of important
states.
There were twenty.one Democra ~
who stood with the President ars
twenty six who bolled his ieadersh
in The last veto on the treaty MAfch
~ The following twentythreo y.
.nocratic senators voted for the COZ
enant with the Lodge reservations
AAhnfst Of Arizona, Bpckham a.
Kentucky. Chamberlain OF OREGON.
Fletcher OF Florida. Gerry of Rhode
island. 0orr Of Oklahoma. Henderson
of Nevada, Jones OF New Mca,c..
kendrick oi Wyoming. King Of l'tsh
Myers Of Montana, Nugcnt of ldaha
Phclan Of California. pitlman of .ey
ada. pomercne Of Ohio. Smith 81
Georgia. smith Of Maryland Tram
neil of Florida, wolcou of nolawars
owen OF Oklahoma Rensdoll Or
Louisiana. Walsh OF Massaehusetts.
walsh OF Montana
In addition. Reed ~ Missouri
shields of Tennessee, and Thomas
o' Colorado. voted AGAINST the treaty
either with Or without the Lodge re
esryaiiong.
Ten Up For re election
of these tweniy-sir Democratic
senators who refused 10 follow tne
leadership of the President on ne
league question. ten are completing
their present terms Of office apG
nearly al of them arc candidates for
re election They are 1eckham OF
Kentucky. Chamberlain OF OREGON
Fletcher of Florida. Gorc of Okla
homa. Hencreon of Nevada. NuFert
II Idaho. phclan Of California. Smith
y Georgia. Smith Of Maryland
Thomas of Colorado
II thus II apparent that In mum
Ter Of states there viii be tho rpet
ale Of the Democratic nominee for
President appealing for support ~
tho covenant without the Lodge ~
Iervstions and n Democratic senatoN
seeking reelection on his record -
voting for the covenant with the
,odge reservations. now chsrscte
red by 0o,erncr Cox as represent.
ng protected aci Of the ''bad iaitn
d the world In the name Of Amer
ca"
Some OF the insurgents alrc piy
ave been yindicaied NJ the hands
i their party. none more strikine'y
han Senator Chamberlain OF Orcgof
xbo won recollection In The fsce !
( the Presidents Telegram 10 me
oregon democracy nrgipx reputation
4 any advocate Of the Lodge reser
atIons
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F0R SALE small quantity lxi2
pine lumber IN I3. 10 and - fcoi
lengths. Inquire Of Jacobson al tie
city reservoir.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

YOR SALE ~ have some bargains
IN desirable resident property.
Phone css.
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Leader ciasatfed Aas Get Results
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c Al I'm Ar
ruESpAN

ran tgclenN lnnche0n dcne iio
tel
NJ NJ {, Party In honot ~ Mrs
! n Fairfield
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bNfNN ENNNWNf
"A gF~wd "a mol a cVnmg@ny. and
faces arv aat a gallery of ricsarws,
sna talk Aat a tinsllne ssmbol. where
thorv ~ no loyn FwAncis nAoen
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wrpNrsoAy

Amtcists tguh Mrs. nnentng,
Iris Club Mrs r. ". nndicctt,
THURSDAY
Auxiliary niytsion No. e. Mrs, u
n. Mitchell
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FOR SALE-RLAL ESTATE
To the Home
Buyer

Has it ever occurred to you what diff
ficulties are experienced in getting
possession of your new home? Do you
know that time is an important factor
in house buying? Our experience has
been that from 80 to As days are re-
auired to deliver the properties we sell.
Take advantage of this fact and see US
for our listings for spring sales. Bet
ter yet, come in and talk to us>about
that fine up-to-date residence we have,
on which we can give most satisfac-
tory terms. Its a beauty. roemy. new
finish, floors and paint, fully modern,
bath both up and down, in fact It's
complete and you can move in toner
row. Let US show you this one, it's
six blocks from Santa Fe offices.
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Bette Mcmahon and Mrs. Kate PaPin, in
East Sixth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w Renbarger enter
tanned at dinner Christmas day at their
home in Sumner street. Covers were placed
for Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Conway and
daughter, Georgia. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Florence and son, Robert, Mr.. and Mrs,
Abe Mckee Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Renbarger
and son, Douald, Mr.. and Mrs. ElviR Rem
barger and son, Billy, Mrs Nettie Harding
and sons, Harold and Nat, Mrs. L. Stout,
Miss Alma Renbdrger, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. Renbarger, Mr.. Chester BuTdiek, james
and Harry Clark, and Jack Hicks.
The Character Builders class of the Third
Presbyterian Sunday school will give a
circus, Wednesday evening at the r. R.
Y. NJ. c. A. The money taken in will be
given to the Near East Relief Fund.
Mr.. Carl johnson of Independence, No,
spent Christmas day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hermann Johnson in Grafton
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Stoves and Miss
Jennie Stoves of Jefferson street are spend
ing the holidays in Jacksonville, H., visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Masching spent Christ
mas day the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Spetter at their home In Grafton street
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Otis and children of
Madison, Wis, are visiting Mr. Otis's
mother. Mrs. B. Otis and his sister, Mrs.
Bina McISibben at their home in Madison
street.
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SANTA FEE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
Radleigh- Phone 46s2 K-I or $3.50.

Mrs. r.. b. Yocum and daughters, Maude
and Clara Of Emmett street spent Monday
the guests of their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Keith Colt in Highland Park.
Mrs. Bina McKibben has returned to her
home in Madison street from Newman,
kan, where she spent the week end visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred True and Mr..
True Mrs. B. Otis and Hazel MeKibben
who accompanied her, remained for long
er visit
Mr.. and Mrs. d. 4. Sayler and Miss Frau
ces Sayler Of Wilson avefue, are spending
the holidays in Clinton, No, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde .SayIer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Forsberg and sou,
Kenneth, of Reno aTenne, are spending the
holidays in FL Paso, Texas, visiting Mrs.
Forsberg's mother, Mrs. H. Ammell.
Miss Bridget Hanna. Miss Melia Hanna,
Miss Lillian Kennedy OF the West side and
Mr.. John MulvibiI Of Lawrence Kan,
spent a day recently the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Al. spetter at their home in Grattan
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kettman OF
Grafton street have gone to Gorham,
Kan, to spend several days visiting Mrs.
Kottman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank
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SOCIETY


Continued from preceding page.J
Miss Violet Crumbine of yelling
ton, Kan, is spending the holidays
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. s. J.
Crumbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elicit Robinson have
returned to their home in Towanda,
Kan. after visit here to Mrs. Robin
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Bomgardner-
Mrs. George W. Miller has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ona
May Miller Breifer and Mr.. Briefer in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.. Byrnes. Miss
Jeanette Byrnes, Mr.. Edward Byrnes
and Miss Regina Byrnes have all re-
turned to their home in st. Marys,
Kan, after a short time spent here
as the guests of the Paul Huycke
family in Buchanan street.
Mrs. Frank Lewis of West Seventh
street has as a guest Mrs. George Z.
He4 den of Lehigh, Okla
Miss Margaret Ripley is visiting
friends in Kansas City.
Mr. Scott Johnson of Lawrence Is
visitor at the w. L. Gardner home IN
Potwin. Miss Mae Gardner of Law
renee is also a visitor.
Mrs. Glenn Prices and children of
Dallas. Tex, and Mrs Lawrence Banks
OF Denver, Cole, are guests of Mrs.
Frank Burdge in Petwin.
Mr.. ]. Homer Anderson has re-
turned to his nome in Dallas, rex.
Mr. Anderson spent Christmas here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Saville. Mrs. Anderson, who accom-
panied him TO Topeka, will remain for
a longer visit to her parents.
Fallen arches. flat foot restored by
the Post system for feet. Gabriel. Fey
& Gabriel. Chiropraetors, 71S Kansas
Ave-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fisher will go
to Excelsior Springs. Mo, Thursday
to spend the weekend.
Las Vegas, ". M. are the guests of
Mrs Mary HorninE Cook of Topeka
boulevard during the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mulvane re-
turned Monday from Chicago where
thev spent Christmas with relatives.
Miss Mary Louise Kirkpatrick. who
IS home from Underwood COLLEGE to
spend the Christmas vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Kirkpat-
rick. will go to Lawrence wednesday
to attend the Christmas dance of the
Phi Sig's.
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y OAKLAND NEWS
Notes Rrd personals by Mrs. II.
Wndlelgh. Phone 46s2 XII or $3.50.

The Epworth League Of the Oakland
NJ hndist church viii give party Wednes,
4. v cvCring Mt the home of Miss Ethel
Nrrle in Chester avenue.
M ana Mrs NJ. J. Clemens entertained
r. thinner Christmas day Mt their home in
After avenue. Covers were placed for Mr..
ard Mrs. ell WATSON and sons. Clyde,
Jr. and filly, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Glenn
c.'r-
Ar and Mrs. Chas. Lingo and daughter,
L9i.ha. and son, Chas. Jr., Mrs. J. w; Tay-
ia7 ana Betty Eastman spent Christmas
CgrSf4e guests Of Mr.. fnd Mrs. \. y. Cope
kn1 at their home in Michigan avenue.
Mrs. Gen Baker and little son, Orville of
Br7adwntef. Neb are spending a few days
the quests of Mrs. T. II. Collins at her home
ia Winfield avenue.
Miss Vera Bear has returned to her home
IN Abilene. Kan, after spending few days
Tie crest OF Mr. aud Mrs. L. c. johnson
81 their home in Winfield avenue.
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HvRRYING BROKER IS HALTED
Resigned Leaving 100000 Unaccount-
ed foF-AbOut TO Leave Country.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 8%John
/. Etheridge, prominent bond dealer
of Portland. Tacoma and Seattle. was
held by police here today on Informal
ton from Sheriff Thomas Hurlburt of
Portland.
Sheriff Hurlburt wired that he was
sending a deputy to return Etheridge
to Portland on a charge of larceny as
baiilec.
Information here was that Ether
idge as president of Morris Brothers,
Tacoma and Seattle, had resigned his
position last week, leaving a deficit
Of 100000 unaccounted for on the
cor7nany's books.
Etheridge. with his wife, was about
to board an eastbound train here when
apnrehepdcd. Mrs. Etheridge was not
held and remained at a hotel here.
They arrived here yesterday afternoon
from Seattle.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NOTICE.
Parties who took black and gray shawl
from Grand theater on Christmas day are
known. Must return to S12 Madison and
avoid trouble,
FOUND a chair OF two and some other
things chat need fixing" Bring them
to us and be rewarded by getting real fac
tory work. Phone $500 Sleep or swing
LOST-On Huntoon- Washburn car or near
car line, a small black purse. Please call
White 5107.
LosT-A dog called Bohbie. Owner, Mrs.
s. H. Burrow Phone 1850. Reward.
IOST-A cameo brooch pin. Finder please
call White 2409. So reward.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

c. D. Brouvette to J. Kunzmann, part
a aShs Observation-Disclosures. e. 49, 81 90
c. b. speer to NJ speer, int. in lots -
s. Fl Nf Heipge 60 q. r. Shipped, lots
234 to 252, AFTER avenue, lots 2sS to
247, Keliam ave, J. W. Morris add $4,000
II. MacFarland to w, Mosely, tt. In 40,
E. h w. Davis to i. D. briggs, pt. lots -'''
122 to 12s, pit. 1902, Fillmore st, o ooo
Youngs add. o,VVU
v" Blk o Auburndaie. e .. 2oso
S. E. Parker to V. NJ Guyer, lot 66,
Madison St, raue's add. -...,-.-... /
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FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-6-room cottage. modern ex
cept heat, Sc, 100; terms. rooms, modern
except furnace, walking distance. $500;
terms. J. +. Blair. Phone EOS.
LANE ST 1868, for sale, trade or terrns
rooms and barn. IA lots. Possession IN
30 DAYS. Call Gle. .
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How a Topeka Woman
Was Freed

Mrs. ]. r. Trimble. SIT Chestnut
ST., says; MY back panied badly and
when I washed. it panied me So 1t
nearly drove me wild. When 1 got my
washing done, I couldn't get it hung
up on the line because I was all tired
out and just about nervous wreck.
I had terrible headaches. too. l heard
about Doan's Kidney Pills and four
boxes relieved me of the backache and
other troubles"
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Observation-Disclosures

WE PAY the highest price for east-eff
clothing, shoes, hats and overeoats: nrop
flee, 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1879,
WANTED-A good second hand VfetrOla
No Il or 16. Call White 4223-
POULTRY WANTED-E. c. wise. 1921
Kansas ave.
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Mates md personals by Mrs. II.
Madleigh. Phone 1852 XII or $500.

AIr. William Mcmahon of Colorado
Springs. Colo, Mr.. Lee Mcmahon of Omaha,
Neb and Air. and Mrs. w. +. Stewart of
ii Dorndo, Kan, spent Christmas day the
guests of their mother and sister, Mrs.
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WANTS
MI MIst'Et LANEOUS ADS

NH MISt Il ia II EUUS Aus
ADVERTISING RATES; The rate fer
Inserting want Ads IN The Topeka State
Journal IS i cent a word each insertion ;
minimum 10 cents; by the week 8 cents
word; minimum so cents.
OUT of TOWN advertisements must be
accom- panied with cash or check in full
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
fustructions about Counting the words aud
the rate per word for The Topeka State
journal
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SERVICES OFFERED.

Furniture repaired. remedeied ana
renewed. Woodwork of all kinds at
reasonable prices. Phone $500. Sleep
or Swing CO.
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wANTEp-FEMALE HELP

~--->~>>e~-@~-~>-~>~~~~@7
WANTED-50 neat girls for lunch counter
and dining room, with or without expert
ence, $40 mo, board and room to start,
free transporta ton: cooks; house keepers
chamber maidsi counter girls for Topeka,
$12 week and board; pantry help; family
help. Furman's Employment Office, LOG
West sth.
WANTED-Girl for office work., over IL
years old. Steady position. give eduea-
ton, wages desired, age, your phone num-
Der and street address. Answer, Our 91T
care Journal.
WA NTED-Waitresse and lunch counter
girls; salary, $40 a month; room and
board. Inquire at Harvey House, Santa Fe
Station.
WANTED-Baekkeeper one that can epeF-
ate typewriter. Apply to City Hand
Laundry.
WANTED-A good woman az the Orphans
Home Phone $50 or 5000 White.
WHITE girl or woman for general house.
work. Black 291S. 1915 Fillmore.
TEN salesladies' wanted Edwards Cloak
Co. Apply at once.
WANTED : White woman housekeeper,
small family; 30 washing. Phone 1859
WANTED-A woman for general house
work. Phone 1890 r. 2.
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To the woman worn out with weak
Kidneys, housework is a heavy burden.
Backaehe, sick headaches, blues"
nervousness. dizziness, and a weak,
tired condition, make the simplest tasks
difficult and the daily duties give the
weakened kidneys no time to recover.
Use Deans Kidney Pills. They have
brought relief and comfort to thou
sands OF weak, suffering women. ASK
your neighbor
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Have Cash Customers

FOR FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY
List your Property with
H P. RICHARDS
422 New England Bldg. Phone 2B71.
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wANTED-TO BUY.

-o1-1>-------~---~-~----- ->-e-~----
WANTED TO BUY-A good base burner
629 Locust st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of al kinds. Phone
Black 249S.
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WANTED TO BUY.

Junk. Rags. Iron. Metals
Higher prices paid. VIII call
for yeuF junk. Phone 206
OVAL BROS. co.
Tepeka's Oldest junk Dealers.
UjTNIK Highest prices paid for rags,
JOlNN magazines, rubber. meta !
scrap iron. We will cali. Phone 5133
505-507 r. 4tb st. Leon Rubber & Metal Co.
FURNITURE - i nSusShoI baDa goods Z.
Lafferty. Phone 1890. a14 East Fourth.
WANTED no BUY-China cabinet, electric
washer, two good rugs, duofold and gas
range. Phone White 4710.
WANTED TO BUY-Range, weed OF coal,
with reservoir. Phone 45G4 Red.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

TAXICAB DRIyERs==Men of good char
acter, who know the streets and can
drive a Ford. Do not confuse these Jobs
with the old time hack drivers we are
in the TRANSPORTATION business. Steady
employment. good wages. Payne's, 200
West Sixth street
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NJ 4 NJ IN NJ = s4Ied "a nm connie Win

WANTED-Mafrled farm couple with one
thing furnished farm hands; wood chop
per; hospital help; fry cooks: kitchen help
ers; porters; men for stock farm; married
Furman's Labor Agency, LOG West Sth.
WANTED MEN wishing positions Firemen.
Brakemen, Colored Train Porters on
large Kansas roads. write Immediately for
full information. No experience necessary.
s150-S250 month. Inter Railway Dept.
GOD, indianapolis, Ind.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

FURNISHED house for rent to industrious
couple without children. Wife to act ps
housekeepeF. Call immediately, $50 n.
Quincy st.
NICE Groom coftage electric lights and
gas. Phone 1922 X 2.
M0BERN broom house, close In on Tyler
$40 per month. Call /Grote, 119S.
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FOR sALE-LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE-PIANOS
FOR sALE-PET STOCK

FOR SALE at 14Se Monroe street Belgian
hare does; good doe; quick seie.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE@General merchandise and
hardware store. Small capital required
Also q ton truck. Phone $50 or 1882 N l.
Farm Store, TIA East 4th.
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ron ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

---~~~~@~--~-->~-
FIVE ROOMS and BATH. upstairs apart
ment, unfVrnished. good hot air furnace.
Most desirable; empty January i. Phone
White 2661 or call SO West Sixth.
STRICTLY modern B rooms, unfurnished,
Private family. No children. Residence
district G35 Topeka boulevard. Phone 2093.
FOR RENT-Five-room duplex, possess
sion Immediately; tenant leaving city.
1888 Tyler, 2nd floor. Blue 5000
FOR RENT-Five- apartment, close
in, modern except furnace. Phone Red
1925.
FOR RENT-A five-room apartment. close
In modern except heat. Phone 1926 Red.
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BANK STATEMENTS


Published in. The Topeka State Journal,
December %, 1921
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BANK STATEMENTS

To Walter &c. wilson, Bank Commissioners.
Topeka. Kan.
published in The Topeka State Journal
December Is, 1921
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-28

State of Kansas, County of Shawnee s..
&c II. Banks Cashier Of said bank