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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10
PROTESTA CONTRA Ell tMPuESTO
SOBRE Ell GRANO Y Ia
RARINA

HUESCA. Septiembre S-En una
iurta de los REPRESENTATIVES de treinta
~pohlacioneS de IA provincial de Huesca,
Sc aproh6 una moci6n p~rotestando
contra el impuesto sobre el grano V Ia
harina- En- Ia mcci6n Sc decIara
tambien que e. pueblo Sc negarI a
pagan el impuesto o a producer los era
nos, 81 e. gobierno mantiene FL i'm
puesto referido.
En- Ia p%oblaci6n de Arragana han o.
currido nuevoS atentados Que Sc atri-
buyen a los obreroS sindicaliZados Y
en- los cuales result6 muerto 4 tiroS el
Presidenre de Ia Union de Obreros
Cat6licos.
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UNA SANOERA ESPAHOLA
QUEMAOA

BARCELONA. Septiembre EN-
UT mitin que hubo hoy. los amotina-
dos arancarOn de su asia II bande-
espanola que habfa sido izada du-
rante ell festival Y IA quemaron.
Con este motive. Ia policia llev6 a
caho seis aprehenSiones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10

jos y de esta s-erte ha procedido a
Ia creaci6n de nuevos talleres de fun
dici6n. etc.
Por 10 que respecta a la pacifica-
ci6n del Estado Que Sc cre!a 81 mas
dude que 6sto rs hrtG!Ctutniptueto
dificil problema, va no hay quien dude
que este es un hecho. En- los tres dis
tritos que el Gobernador Rodriguez vi
sit6 reina absolute tranquilidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-09-10

numento pGhiico por Real Orden que
fuG expedida HOY.
So construction data del siclo Mi
Y encicrra maGnfficos eiemplares de
arquitectura E6tica V muSulmana.
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nos con el nueve por ciento de interes.
Ell Ferrocarrll quedara bajo Ia adnl-
n~istraci6n de Ia actual comnania has~a
Que los bonos e redimidos, unique
a gobierno tendra en- TODD, cierta par
10 del control.
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Morales DC l51l5. Doc. D.. . 81 90
rIentcjas. LIB. g. =. E. :. :. -. iSc
FabaS. LIB. -. . . e. d. -. 49,. I5c
Ch!charo. LIB. e. ... d. . -. q. lie
Canar6n limpio cnterc. LIB. -. ...., Sc
Camaron molido. LII. e. e. e. -. i5c
Camar6n con cascara. Lii. q. ...... 25c
Comida para zcnsontlc. nolida. con
chile. Lib. q. . -. $50. . -. Do. 25c
Esencia para jarabe. pono de 4 on
zRS. rara tres Cnknrs de agua..... To-
dolores VEGETABLES PARA USAR
CON LAS ESENCIAS PARA DhR CO.
LoR. Tubos dc J OF. 75c. eH los ST
guientcs dolores: Verde, amarillo v m.
dorado. Con l cnza de cualouir- color.
SO pucde dsr color n 20 galones.
Raspadorcs para hielo. cada uno. 81. 90
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Ell GkAL. WRANGEL ESTA
r DE LA BASE DE
LOS ~BOLSHEVIKIS

CONSTANTINOPLA. Septiembre 9.
FL general Wrangel. jefe de las fuer-
zas anr-bclshevikis en- el Sur &c Ru-
STA, So encuent-a ahora : doce milIas
de A~leEandrOvsk, Quartet general del
Estado Mayor CampaI de- Decimo
Tercer EJe-cito del Soviet. segun ex-
presaa los d~espachos reCibidos hoy n
QUi.
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CAFE

cafe puro. tnstado q u,olido, freSco TODD ei
t;cnpo dc 10 libras en- adclante.
Cafe ca-acolillo e. . . d. $3.50. &c
Cafe de C6rdova a e. . e. =. 22e
Panel amarillo para funar, resma dc
20 cuadCrnos 9xlt E. e. &. ...xi.o
PapcI amarillo en- oRquetes. 80 paaue-
trs en- Gaia .... -. 80. .... Sl.ou
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BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico servicio de carros Sedan er
Ia ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es-
panol. Quota. $3.50 Dor bora.
TelefonoS CT. PIP y CT. So.
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SINOIcALISTAS ARRESTADOS

VALENCIA, Septiembre 9.-Earios
s~indicalistas fueron arrestados hoy V
las autoridades Green que entire ellos
Sc italian los criminales complicados
en- los recis1tes asesinatoS. incluso
Ell del Marques de SalVatierra, eX-Go-
bernador General de Barcelona.
EI juez de IA causa esta hacien-
90 las investigaciores correspondent
ties entire los aprehendidos, Y por mas
que al resultado de enas 10 So ha
dado a conoce-, ST Sc dice que es sa-
tisfactorio.
Ell CASTILLO DE SAN MARCOS
MADRID. S~eptienbre 9.-El anti
quo castillo de San Marcos del Puer-
10 de Santa Maria fue declarado mo-
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VELAS

Vclas dccoradas dc ezra, S. s. 1. 8.
2 por libra e. -. e. . -. e. 'oc
Ci-ioS de cera. decorada, de 10 liSraS
8. 5. g.. Q y : libras -. . $780,. Soc
velas de cora lisas, cs-toncS de $
libras. con vclas de s. 6. 4. 2 y l
nor libra. carton -. 49,. -. .....S2.25
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PASTAS

Fideo. caja De On libraS -. .. .....s2.oo
Tallarin. GAIA de so lihras .........sS.So
Macsr-6n cortado. GAIA de IS Lhs...S3.S6
Ma.arr6n ,argo Gaia Dc so hhras,.. SIS so
E-.rcIli.ns rsio DC % Iibrss ,,.....S9 20
Alfabeto, GAIA dc - libras -. .....s2.Ao
Ajonjoii. libra e. e.. , -. -. q. soc
Garban=o. libra -. . . -. -. -. lie
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PAL

Pan de dulec mexicsno. con 25c. de ga
nancia en- cada peso.
Cal en- polvo. para ni1tamal 0 ~bianquear'
-. libra.
Pastilias para cusJar leche. Pomo con -
n.s,;Iias cada ~pastilla cuaja so libras de
lo.Ln g, yoln 81 90 e. pomo.
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WEST ST.
VARIOS

Mctates con sus manos. Tos. I.,!
Docena -. -. -.. q, . s-'''0
Molcajetes Dc piedra con t~ejo.ote.
Docend o. .. E. =.
MolcaIetrs de harro : t~cJc'cte. Doc. : -
Ts.obets No / Doc. s. I.95
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DROGAS

Aceite rosafo. pomos dc I onza. Docs 30 90
Aceltc de San Jacobo. docena ......s3. 90
Aceie B5lsamo Trdnquilo. toccna. 81. so
Aceite MeHicano. docena . ........S3 90
Accite La Sanadora. doceni O.. ......S2-25
Acsite Wizard. doccna -. E. .....$2.T5
Accite Mata Dolor. doccna -........S2. 25
Aceite Joven Americana docera....S2.5 80
Aceite Gu~adaiupano. doccna q. .....S2 90
Aceite Volcanico. doccna $3.50. .....S2.50
Aceite Arrellano. Goccna ...... ......S2.jO
Aceite Castor. docena E. ..... .....si 90
Aceite dc Conner, doc@na ..... ......sl. 90
Aceite de Olive, docena -. ......--.Si.2 IS
Aceite para el pelo. pomo de 2 on
zas. docena ..... ..... ..... .....S1.5O
Aceite para Maquina, docena ...... 75c
AceIte de Al~mendras. docena ........sl.50
Aceite Ocno Ma-avilloso. doccna .-..s2.Go
Aceire Castor dulce. doccna ........S2 so
Aqua de! DIablo doceaa ..........S2.G 90
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III surtido dc este huafal es especial.
r~ontienc IS pleas. Garsati5amos quo
Satisfacera 4 TODD ccmprador y 50
n-crlO cS -. =. -. = = -"
D.. so-.-a- 1uo U.r,e on buen est2do
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LOLA

Sara de harro vidriaio No. !.
i3r-a de harro vIdriado No. ?.
jarritaS de bsrro vidrisdo.
,roIraictcs dc picdra.
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CANASTAS

ca,sstas de csrriEo, Nos,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

]. w. Doron to NJ. P. Scott, lot 626
st, Walnut Park. .-......-.S
J. W. Doron to c. ]. Scott, lot GIT,
After ave-, Walnut Park.....-....-
Same to G.. f. Scott, lots 624-25, Ar
ter ave. Walnut Park.............
S. f. Newell to NJ. Wilson, lots AS,
Orchard st, Hartsock's sub. :......
G. W. Burning to, r. W. Albright, lots
32S to 1874, Cambridge ave,
Knowles sub. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
G. NJ CottrelI to NJ. H. Bray, LOTS
4ss-SS-9O, 18th ST.. College Pl...... ,0O
J. Dunn. Jr., to NJ. T. Kelsey, lots
4O6-S Freeman ave, J. Norton's 2nd
N. G. Apple to J. Dunn. Jr, lots 4oo-
s. Freeman ave, j. Norton's End
adq Rs aaa: 70 q r 6ustsfson LOT IL"
81, W. e IS, Crane st, Pleasant
view ....s's 6: =, .;,.';...-..c.
61-3 Folk st. Maple Grove. ...-..... 80,
J. b. Motley to c. r. Hughes, lots
1878 VAN Buren, St, Curtis add.
To A. V. Potter, lot II, Michigan
ave, Best sub. Observation-Disclosures -
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slump in Bank Clearings.

Bank clearings in Topeka for the
week just ended were s3.469, $685., a
decrease of $396, 273.9s from the clear
ings of the same week a year ago.
which amounted to 1855, s40.S3. On
the other hand the clearings showed
an increase of $3O8,932.T5 over the
cIearings of last week. which amounted
to $316O63410.
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First published in The Topeka State
Journal, Thursday, Oct. IA, 1920. y III
In the Probate Court of Shawnee County,
Kansas.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF John
Wellfngs, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
All creditors and all others Interested
10 the aforesaid estate, are hereby1notified
that on the 10th day Of Novembers 1920, i
shall apply to the Probate Court. sitting
Shawnee County, Kansas, for affgH and
final settlement of said estate ana for an
order of the Court finding and adhldsjpg
who are the heirs Of John Wellfn gss DE-
ceased. IN
You are further notified that ms elaih
for compensation as Administrators and for
attorney fees and other expenses neeessari-
ly incurred in the administration of said
estate has been filed and, ordered by
the court, will be heard on the said. 10th
day of November, 1920, at 10 O'Clock g. NJ.
FRANCIS A STEVENS, Administ rator.l~
First published in The Topeka Stats
Journal, October l6, 1D20.l
Office Of the City CLERK.
Topeka Kansas, October IL, 1920.
REGISTRATIION BOOKSe@TO BE
CLOSED.
Notice Is hereby given that thesbooks for
the registration of voters OF the City Of
Topeka, Shawnee COUNTY, Kansas viii be
closed. At 1000 O'Clock p. m, Friday, Oc-
toher % 1920. and will remain closed until
nfter4the General Election to be held on
IuesAzy, November 2. 1920.
lseald ETA VI. cOvELL, City Clerk.
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WANTED-sALEsNIEN

statesmen - Experience not necessary.
We are prepared to train at once more
neat appearing--yo young men over 20 years
OF age who wish to learn outside sales
work. We pay liberal commission and
allow statesmen to retain n for immediate
emergency. Chance to earn $40 per week
and upwards. Permanent travelling posi-
ton open after 10 days training Call
after p. m. Mr.. Rosa, Oxford Hotel
WANTED Travelling salesman for Kan
sas. Colorado. Nebraska and Texas.
Strong factory line of mems khaki working
trousers Commission basis. Address w.
w. Wilson, Allen, Kansas.
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'AUCTToNEERs.
c. o. ANSEL
AUCTION SALES

--~-~-~~--~~~---~--~>--
/ (First Published in The Topeka State
Journal, October Z. 1920 T7@vs
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FoK> sALE-REAL ESTATE
BUNGALOW

Living rs by 1872 with cloak closet withSnirror
door, fireplace and bun book cases: French doors be-
tween living room and dining room Dining room Is by
II, beamed ceiling Breakfast room. with table, benches
and china closet White kitchen with built-n features
Hall with bun linen closet. Threepiece bath 1.-TWO
white and mahogany bed rooms, large closets electric
lighted. Sewing with mirror door and built-in ward
robe. Sleeping porch 18 by finished as "a room Full
cement basement with laundry coal bin and fruit closet
Pipeless furnace Screened back porch. Oak floors
throughout house. Phone White 221o or 3247
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ATcHfsoN, TOPEKA AND SANTA SEE
RAILWAY NOTICE OF SALE Or

ATCHkSON, TOPEKA AND SANTA sFh
RAILWAY. NOTICE OF SALE OF
UNCLAIMED NBAGGAGE- -.
Notice is. hereby given that the fol-
lowing described property viii be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder ~ thts
unclaimed freight room opposite fhe M II $
" NJ. c. A. on Fourth street, II not ealledi
for before that time and charges PAID the
company for SIX months and over. Sale
commences . 80 am, october 20.
p. WALSH. General Baggage Agent.
573432, 5292Qt, 4114. 25S150 3i4l99, 5123Z=,
222l42. ss795, ss4555, 0e712, e3l4e4, 41s5I7.
70sU11, 3S9s2s. .719937. 59i4s2, 62927s, s55476,
24G2s9, 2524S4, 50111s, 2462SS, 252310. 1919.
501910. s1s541, 1l29if, 29564s, 655i6I, 96a259,
:z17s2, 2o6734. st. L. & S. Il. S226i5. U. II.
Bundles under Santa Fe checks ss1s5i.
s9o59 5S1S07. s27142. s27272. 1868. cosby,
So6o9ot 1886, a3os11, 73425O. eo4osa. s0la.p.
essen, FI3s152, 369976. s6031e. T7SQf3, 36s97b,
es5s5e, ep4922 13o2s6, 9692Ss. 7S55Qs' sls5;s
1881 10TH, 5S4723, S4567s, 1922, 67l9i,
7045o9, 1929 354235, CHIPS, 772SI7, s62G52,
ssos5 ssSS 4sles as5SSS sSS
Pa. 751s22 Grand Trunk .29GeO5. c. r.. I.
Go-cart Santa Fe checks 7o5756, 57s4o.
1884, Bicycles. U. p. 56452; Santa Fe
70927. Tubs, S57s55, 769392 Drum. 6Oslp9.
Roll: 2545s; Lumber, 16I2q9, 1920. Poles,
552593. Flyer, 94SS3 Kiddy Kar.s Ii 1897.
Suit cases under Santa Fe checks 49s34f.
1851, 494241, S101, 961751, 302901, 81 SG2s $50
7s2, 40462.' 2524s3, 752O63. 79S493. 7136S3. si2-
094, 1914 1904, 30i954 616Gf4, 4s9fs4. 6523Ji.
3324s4, 72715, 4O2105, 65S095, 464Q15, 2060i5,
910585, 73sS35, 626966, 721736, 445546, 120fiS6.
533307, o52657, s7J437, 925i47, 352997, 797uoe.
$4,000, 91340s. 55T9T9, 557G70, 1929, kpG59,
247619, 34S940 S1730, '1S4490. 302990 WDsu,
4
2311SS. 1850, 6S2066. A. & Il. 1884, st. l..
& =. +. 312415, 475T46. U. p. 64s195, SS792O.
Il. & A. 2S35TS.
Grips, telescopes. etc. under Santa Re
checks 45l11s, 907025, 5126 5S762S. 4100-p,
eG2359. 1898. 10s637, G9296, 1T555As 5SSl5s.
34sIo4. e307sS, SG40S3, l21ol9, s6ss56s 3e1o7s,
s. f. .300sO0, 31545s. c. G. w. 107Oss. g. \.
674904. - 81
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Modern Home
Best Bargain in CITY

Elmhurst-C College ways room
house, large sleeping porch, large
tic. fully modern, cypress finish. one
bedroom on first floor. Cistern water,
automatic at cistern, double garage
with front drive. so foot east front.
immediate possession. All for SIS. 500.
See COTTRELL CO, Agents, 112 w.
9Th ST. Tel 4An2
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WANTS

AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS
ADVERTISING RATES: The rate. for
JournaI IL / cent a word each insertion
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents a
word: minimum 90 cents.
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wANTED-A1ALE HELP.
Truck Driver Wanted
White Star Laundry
213 West 18th ST.

WANTED-15 married farm couples; farm
and dairy hands; corn busters: carpen-
tiers and helpers to ship work; 100 labor
ers for contractors, out Of Topeka labor
ers in Topeka hospital nurse help; ma
chin1sts; boilermakers: timers; cabinet
makers, etc; head cooks; fry cooks /:
ship out. hotel work Furman's Labor
Agency. JOG West Sth.
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FOR sALE-PoUrrRY

FOR SALE-Twenty -four hens, s1.25 each.
1909 Arch st.
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MEN WANTED at Taylor's Nursery. APP
ply 100 Seward. a. m. ready to work.
Phone 1858 Ma.
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wANTED-Young men or boys over 10
years Of age. Attractive pay for workers
with unusual opportunities for advance
ment. The Western Union Tel. Co.
WANTED = Night pantry and scrub man,
good wages with room and board. APP
ply to Manager Of Harvey House, Santa
Fe Station.
WANT a companion to ride to California.
Don't intend hurry. Who wants to go.
See Mr.. Jhonston, Colonial Hotel. this eve
ming.
MESSENGER BOY WANTED-Must have
bicycle. The Hall Lithographing Co.,
623 Kansas ave.
PRESSER WANTED-Must be first-class.
Apply personally. Topeka Laundry Co.,
End and Quincy.
GOOD hall man wanted. Chrfst's, hos
pital.
WANTED-Experienc pressman. Inde-
pendent Cleaners, 91S-920 Kansas ave-
WANTED-BOys 16 and over. Kaw Pack
age Mfg. Co.
WANTED-Meter readers. Apply at gas
office.
Neutrality-suspicious. check clerk. Dbl
BILE Grocery Co.
WANTED-A janitor. Call 32S Harrison
WANTED-Delivery boy. Dibble Gro. Co.
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wANrEp-ro RENT

A FOUR or five-room furnished apartment
to young couple. No children. Can give
best of references. Address W. R-4, care
of Journal.
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WANTED TO RENNBy married couple,
bath and lights; would probably want
house one year. Phone 34S. Inquire for
Knox.
WANTED-Middle.hge couple with team
to live ON farm, miles north of Topeka,
house furnished. See @. D. Foose at 235
Kansas ave.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A. NJ. and T. c. Roe. 116 e. 9Th street Tel.
$3.50. Pianos, Player Pianos and the AGO.
Iian-Vocalion phonograph.
PIANO in good condition for sale JOG
Lincoln st.
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MOVING
F. E N l NJ 0 RE M D Vim G
CATI. punNn xxG1
rYPEwRITERs.
PICTURE FRAMING.

FRAMING, regilding, mat making, mount.
ing done by Sullivan Art Store. 122sl24 IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats. Orgy
Us d card or call Gordon Bros. Loan O.
flee, 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
FARM WANTED-Will pay cash, not par
ticular as to location. Give best price, full
description and legal number in first. let
ter. Address q, care of Journal.
WANTED-Empty bran and sugar sacks.
Blue Point Mills, Gordon and Taylor sts.,
North Topeka.
WANTED-A gas cook stove, kitchen cab
met, small table, duofold. Phone Red
2lI2.
WANTED-Machine work OF all classes at
304 Kansas ave.
LAWN MOVING, trash and cinder haul
ing. Phone Blue 4345.
POULTRY WANTED-E. c. Wise, 1121
Kansas ave.
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LOST AND FOUND.

s-~~@-~~-~@~-~-~~~~-~ ------~-------~~r>~
LOST-Between Santa Fe and Journal
Bldg 3 D. m. yesterday. small black purse,
containing about 3 dollars and papers.
Please return Mae Stansbury, Ticket Aud.
Dept, Santa Fe. Reward.
STOLEN-Canvas stack cover, IL OF. duck,
20x2Sft. Name Of owner in corner. Lib
era1 reward for return. W.. f. Goodeli,
1856 After ave. Phone 2229 IA.
LOST = Bill fold, Saturday, on east side,
containing valuable papers, with name.
II. s. Parkhurst. $3.50 Wabash.
LOST-A 32x4 tire and rim on Topeka ave.
or Auburn road. Phone 1881 K-2. Re-
ward.
LOST-A black KID glove for the right
hand, almost new. Please call 1882 Red
Suitable reward.
LOST-A s. A. z. pin either on Kansas
ave. or in the department stores. Phone
Black 5043. Reward. ~
LQST-On Granville road, part of tire
holder. Finder call White 1870
WANTED-SITUAT
WANTED-Position as barber. Have had
experience in union shop. Write ChHs.
Fisher, Silver Lake, Kan.
CHAUFFEUR wishes permanent position
with Topeka family. Address J. r. D.,
527 Monroe.
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In the Probate Court of Shawnee County,
Kansas.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF John
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WANTED- -FEMALE HEIP.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-30
LIGHT ON MYSTERY
Identify Girl Found Murdered in
Trunk.
Eugene Leroy, Known Also as
Fernandez

Detroit, Mich. July 27.-Clues. tied
together from information developed
here and received from New York and
Birmingham, Ala. seemed to cinch the
Identification Of the New York trank
victim as the wife-or intimateeacf
Eugene Leroy, alias Fernandez. atlas
Wood.
Leroy, said to be of the Spanish-
American type, is being sought
throughout the United States and Cam
ada as the slayer Of the girl.
He is described as an automobile
mechanic, Of dark complexion and with
shiny black hair
If the murder victim was the sup
posed wife Of Leroy. her maiden name
was Katherine Jackson and her home
originally was Starkville, Miss
Development Of this identification
angle was achieved in Birmingham,
Ala, when Allen A. Tatum, a linotype
operator. in whose name the murder
trunk was shipped, reported he had
visited Mrs Leroy in Detroit as late
as June ;.
Police received Mr.. Tatums report
and checked it with Information OBJ
tanned at the Wa-De-Na apartments
here. from which an "a. Leroy" shipped
two trunks June TO-
Mrs Leroy disappeared a day ear
lier. The trunk ara clothing and blan-
kets which had been padded about the
unclad and mutilated body of the
young woman were returned to De-
trOit.
Mrs Lottie Brooks, keeper Of the
apartment. identified the murder trunk
as one she had seen in the Leroy
apartments.
She also identified two OF the re-
turned blankets as having been found
missing from the Leroy apartment aft
er the departure of the occupants.
Mr. Tatum, to whom the body of
the victim was consigned in care Of
the American Express COMPANY at
New York, gave himself up to BirInlng-
ham detectives.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-30
ReSolute Beats Shamrock in the
Deciding Race for
Trophy.
WAS LIPTOHS 4TH EFFORT
Defender outsails the Green sioon
Deeis'vety, Boat for Boat. in the
Crucial Contest Of TEN,
pestuous Series

Sandy Hook, n j., July 20.-The
Americas Cup stays in America
This was decided shortly before sun
down when the American defender
heSolute captured the regatta. three
TO Two by defeating Sir Thomas Lip
tons shamrock ~ IN the firth race
OF the series.
Ihe face makes one more failure
IN Britain's efforts TO take back the
cup which an American yacht won
trom her seventy years ago.
Ihe defender outsailed the green
sloop decisively. boat for boat, In the
last contest Of tempestuous series
the closest and most hard fought in
the history Of the precious trophy
crossing the line at Z T:52 20 only about
twenty-five minutes before expif1tion
OF the six hours time limit. AT s :05 ga
Shamrock finished
1t was thirty-mlle windward and
leeward race. started IN light airs
after postponement ut astaen-minute
intervals for two hours and quar-
ter
After having been led by the chal-
ienger two-thirds OF the distance to
the first mark, windward leg. Reso-
lutte crossed her bow ten miles from
me start and breezed into lead
which she maintained and steadily in
creased to the finish line.
By the time twenty-five miles OF the
course had been covered the defender
was mile ana half IN the lead.
reaching back and forth ON her way to
the finish line.
Al one time toward the end she was
TWO miles ahead of Shamrock. but the
challenger came UP to within mile at
the finish.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-07-30
NEGRO KILLED SEVEN
Convicted Murderer ConfesseS to
Other Crimes.
Committed So Many Eur1Iaries That
He Cannot Enumersse or Re
member Them

/ Los Angeles, Cal. July 26.--Mose
Gibson. negro. sentenced to hang for
the murder Of Roy Trapp. Fullerton.
I Cal, rancher, has confessed to seven
murders and SO many burglaries he
jeould not enumerate them, according
% a telephone message received by
sheriff John c. Cline cf Los Angeles
county from Sheriff J. r. Jackson Of
Santa Ann. Sheriff Jackson has Just
returned from taking Gibson to the
penitentiary AT San Quentin.
Four murders to which Jackson said
Gibson confessed are Roy Trapp
rancher Fullerton. CAL; Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Earheart Phoenix Ariz.. last
month, and j. Il. ReviS, white restau-
rant man Of Baton Rouge Junction.
Ala, Il years ago.
Sheriff jackson later said the three
other murders admitted by Gibson
were those of woman at Orange
City Junction, Fla, killed in Novem-
ber 1919; watchman at a sugar mill
at Gramercy, st. james parish, La,
murdered in November, 1910, and a
storekeeper at Wagner. Grldnie coun-
ty, La, killed in November 1910.
Admissions that he committed
thousands of burglaries obtaining
sums from a, few cents 10 800. we're
made by Gibson, according TO the sher-
iff
Gibson was arrested in Topoca,
Ariz. for the murder Of Trapp. and
for an assault on Mrs. Trapp. He was
brought here, pleaded guilty TO the
murder charge. and was sentenced to
hang September "a.