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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
PLOT DISCOVERED TO
FOSTER POPPY GROWING
Project Is Directed by Chinese Mill
tnry Authorities. Reports

FOOCIiOW. March 2O.-Reports that
have been received recently from mis-
s!onary workers in various parts Of
Fnkicn province tell of an Organize Il
movement 70 force Chinese farmers e.
plant poppy for the production or
oiium. II IS charged that this pro jcu5
Is being directed by the military au-
thoritics. Tho farmers, say tho re-
ports, have been notified by this So
ciety that they will hc fined according
TO fixed scale for planting opium. ana
official circulars on the subject arc said
TO be 30 wordcd as 20 carry the mini
tina; grave consequences await all
those who fail 20 become bjcct 10 the
fines and so aid revenues of the
proyirCc.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
THRACiAN MISSION HERE
Visit United states TO Explain Situs-
ton Of Their Country Under
Peace Treaty,

PHILADELPHIA. March 20.-Thrcr
omiSsaries from Thrac. are touring
itis country 20 assist in tho cNpiana-
zion Of The position OF the Greek in
hanitantS Of Thracian territory sur
rendered under the peace treaty by Bul-
S1:in and Turkey. They are members
OF ,he Thracian commission TO the
United State.
The members OF tho mission arc An
EcloS Constan,!!icris. secretary Smyrna
Or. Ganayotis Nicclopaulo University
OF Paris; Nicholas Kaitchas. Constan-
tinoIyc: Dr. PalccloEis Georgian Ma
tional University o; Greece
In Philadelphia they spoke in
churches Of various denominations and
a. lUnchconS arranged in their honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
PORTO RICO PROVES
I H00KW0RM PARADISE
Rockefeller Foundation Offer, tc
Combat Disease In the
Islands.

SAN JUAN. PORTO RICO. March 20.
-Thcte is more hookworin in Porto
t;jco today than in any other country
IL the world, with the possible cxceiJ-
lions Of India and Ccyion, according
10 Or. Victor q. IIe!scr. ot the Rookie
fciicr Foundation. d.: Ho:ser has Of
fcrcd the cooperation Of tho Rock.-
f.l!.r Foundation to Tho government
-. IpTto Pie" and the Commissioners
tuc ISLAND.
''iloohworm is probably the mos, SC
!tico faces today said Dr tl.iser. Il
hmr, asked can. planters why they
eid not pay more wages. and they, said
Il. ana probably ;icy arc r!shi.'
;, Or. ~ Ruiz Solcr. coEmj ssioncr OF
Hea!ta. said TIA; probably the govern
;tnce from The Rockefeller Foundation,
and that campaign against anacmi;,
' E9n,a DC undcrtmke H., ~ jar.ss Il.
hsti4E. who has been hero for some
N McEEs i inasiins an inNHst.ga,!9n o;
n ea s9 Sn so In The is, x,T VIII
the co operation Of DIR. s;oicr, prepare
plan ;os attacking the hookwornl
problem.
Anaemiu which duriu: The Spanish
rue. Was believed 20 be due mostly
20 ma lnutriuon, nov. IS attributed TO
lieTed that the disease WAS bTcugh.
N with the carly slaves ana thus
spread uncontrolled throuEhou: the
lcnG:n and breadth of the island.
the government has spent alto
Gether $4,000 in bringing RELIEF %
i5c unfortunate sufferers. i SurV..
recently mado 'Dy Dr. Gran; shows tia I
70 pc! cent OF :hc population IN -ural
..treaS harbor hoohworm infection.
i.ve7 Ugh: Infection Win nook worm IS
SUE 10 cacse mental reta.Gation. he
iertve mentality thus produced vcD.
urrs nc children Incapable o: 3sSln.i-
lAt!nG inSt:uc:!uM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
SCHOOL BOYS ASSIST
IN GAME PRESERVATlOk
shovel Aside Vast Snow Drifts and
Permit Keeper to Feed
Fauna

HARRISBURG, PA, March 90
Eishty-six boys in the schools OF
l.yNcns borough saved the game in the
state game preserve in the upper end
Q. Dauphin County by helping; 10 get
FOOD TO them during the recent heavy
snow.
They volunteered 70 shovel snow
from the road into tile woodland
where herds OF deer and numbers ~
grouse. phcasants and quail. recently
Game Commission, were In danger o.
starving. Though snowdrifts three or
-FOUR feet high were piled in the roads
the bows in ono afternoon Gilt q. path
through them and enabled the keeper
20 save valuable game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
CHINESE FOREST SCHOOL
>anEinE Iniverrtty students VIII fienJ
movement for ncpInnting or
DNnudcd

NASk ING. china. March Conan
'.c ana Forestry ~ starting II move.
.nhr'i ma nas as Tug ultimate purpose
- 5c'pf"S't'on .. chira'e iDnudrI
IL by inlucinS all the schools or Inc
'uh''N. chinese and iorciEp 20 c5-
e. '%.ncsc N.tiouas hrbo- Das..
-H'hF"ss's hHva been sent out I'm f,nc
"HN "nG 1hiue=. TO the schools o. =.
tt1HA ~! Hrs !nr tl!a' AZ :. rhu- Day hGil-
go =" instituted. and giving ,nstruc-
enaed also 10 suppl! seeds to tho
~ ~" mes saEes 20 thc>schools n has
'"'n ,"'hl"i pUt That economists hav,.
~ ~ f"'oFcs'atioN j. probably tho
yuHN'E most vI,ai need IN maxim.
Dtr- .tN national 10 Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
WHISKY WAS FAKE
SkiIiful HoutIeEEcr sold barrel of
Water and rub~ Full of Liquor
for sum OF 500.

WIl.k iS- BARRE. PA, March 90
II John Splitter, OF HarleiGh. a gain buys
whisky at fancy figures he gays he
VIII 20 more careful TO max" sure the
barrel contains no duplicate cham
J-'s for rubber tubes.
Recently Spitzcr Was offered a barrel
o. ~" real stun for the modest sum
~ ST4o. 1oha Crow. OF P!;ision. the
o4lirtrg friend, withdrew the stopper
q. ALLOW splitter 20 tasic the quality
a: thc pror"r.d goods. II tasted real"
splitter bought.
Wacn he got the precious cargo home,
splitter discovered an automobile inner
The bunEholc. Tho rest OF the buy was
pure water.
Crow vas later arrested. He has been
Indicted by Tho grand Jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
BANKER THINKS SOUTH
AMERICA is GOOD FIELD
leading. Boston Finnncicr Declares
Businean Outlook II Exceed
InE1y Promising.
EuENOS AIRl;S. Ma

s. Wing banker Of Boston. Mass
"ho has been making 4 tour in Brazil
ana ArSeaina 70 look over business
prospects and establish branch banks
quoted here as saying the business
good ''
with an improvement or our shin.
p:nE iaciiiiics,' he said. ";hc United
n.airs should be able not only 10 hold
- present volume % trade. but to in
EesAe IL AMERICAN business ,ucn ar,
studyiny this iicid more ulrcfully than
ever before and they arc going 10 taic
i,o'c pains hEncctorth 20 hO!l H. :.
dtNcIrp II and 20 understand {; ~
Mr. N!ns sad The on. .h!nt- noes
SarF vas tina; more hrGcntircs g:iout,,
visit tho taitcd States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
AERO CLUB OF SHANGHAI
LATEST AIR ASSOCIATION
Man. NationaJitics In New Organiza-
ton Which Aims to Promote
I'lxlni. In China.

SNNNfTIIN MarCh IQ.--.Thc .iccO
Club OF shanghai has Just been organ
izcd hcrc, and is taking active steps
20 promote n Chinese national organ
!2ation 10 promote dying. Chinese.
American. British. Italian, French and
other na;ionall:!ea are represented in
the now club
Tho new club intends 20 purchase
AZ icant ono plane, and plans arc be-
.ug considered also TO acquire tho use
Of IL landing place for flicrs. Ono OF it's
members IL Major William z. NcBain.
vii - rved three years in Franco with
the RriUsh Dying corps and brought
Town thirteen German planes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
"BOBBY' GETS FLASHLIGHT
"io-i nHhiohrd Lamp OF London PoIic,
'NeA Why 10 Modern
IOScpfiop

..yNbcN, March 20. -Ono OF The mos.
h!cturcAIuc features Of tho ya-inb ~ :
~ o: IN: i:ond"n policeman. the old :
l"shi"ncd OIL dark lantern is 10 Civ.
ice 80 the electric iashliEht
Tho London "hobby'' has Gr.- ,
.ns'9met whom darkness fell 20 li;:l,
!is arm and attach It TO his belt a.
nc rack SiiThty OH the rlrh, side
S"h,raieo 200 much heat. Wa cum
nsfsoIn. and when q policeman en-
aged N scuife with a criminal MS
Lp'h'ns was generously sprinkler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
BRAZIL. PROVES IMMUNE
Epldeinic OF Influenza That Visited
North America Absent From


RIO Dt, JANERIO, March o0-Thus
!ar Brazil has been Immune from the
epidemic of influenza that visited North
America. Health authorities declare
there is no case OF tho disease in this
city now, but they are making prepa-
Tattons to cope with IL should il APP
pear. Rigid quarantine Is being main
tanned against ships coming from in
iccted ports. and several transatlantic
liners having influenza cases aboard
nave been Quarantincd. School build
ings arc being transformed into hos
pitaiS. Wherc patients will he isolated
out the disease IN its beginning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
ARGENTINE WHEAT HIGH
Crn;, "f south ..mcr;cuu Rcpubl;.
Reaches tEPrrcc1chteJ Figure
DNEinE Int Hcar.

TIC ENOS A1IEES, March 90--Thc
yaluc of argentine wheat exported
during, the last year rose 20 the iInpro-
gsdrntcd figure equivalent to abou:
tlS2.3c0,000. according TO statistics
':aGc public today by tho Ministry O.:
amounted to 3.O6S 2aa.
La Epoca says the average shin
L'A'd quotation ior The cereal for 1919
=, xportation--was $500 a 100 Kilograms
~ 40 pounds cachl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
CULTURE is ASSURED
Far-Famed HiEhbrovv Intellectually I
Really NOncxistent Among
Resldcnts Of nOSfon,

CHICAGO. March e0.-"Boston's cui-
ture Is bluff" said Henry Russell
former director OF tho Boston Opera
Company, when asked recently about
the opera there.
The city is unable to make opera
co. said Mr.. Russell. rive been there
Il good many years, and it always as
tonishcd ME that outside OF Boston
teliectual and highbrow
Boston makes Dlufr at culture,
but doesn't possess II. It simply isn't
there"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

t"reie countries. and tho port IL s,nl
carry sanitary in former yessss-Gss
marN.d the end OF Tho movsnioa;,
nHh..t. THIS heavy shipment. Tho :lii;Sa
mrht ~ continuing u. Tive rute ~ .
"on 10 10000 haiss weekly rorEsiirsr,
export with almost as ruch sI,,n.,
SHIPPED enas'Wise. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
BIG DIRIGlBLE PLANNED
'ArSeH Diimp in World VIII lie Uutl
NJ fhtlndclphin Yards for
IncfH,. tFIt-L,

III ihADEbpillA, March oG-Tr,
Worids largest dirigIDle will he builI
~ ine Philadelphia Navy Yard. In II
d tyH'PdhE oil navy men Will attcmDt
'ght across tho Pacific.
ii!t!-two craftsmen gave their serv-
cos 10 IA" work or designing Tho front
'hc plans. ga '''
II viii Dc developed along lines sim
Ear 70 tie E-Si. which made tho sue
cegsful transatiantic night.
The !iriSibic Will weigh aboui tbirtv
ihrcc tons. and will have a corrri,Y, 8.
a.'acity OF thirty tons. 80 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Serbia Fear. Return of Typhu,.

an Red Cross has given 10000 francs.
swiss. to the League OF Red Cross So
cieties for relief work in Eastern Eau
rope. The donation is regarded not
only AZ Il mark OF great generosity
hy, but as evidence Of the seriousness
With which Serbia regards the prce-
rHt situation. Once victim of the
disease. Serbia now exercises great
caution against It's return ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
RED eros. Honor. nrftou..

LONDDN. March 2O.-Silver medals
to five british workers on behalf Of
the American Rcd Cross at 4 luucheon
recently. The five SO hoaored ara:
Lady iiarcOurt. SIR Arthur S.anle..
Robert Hudson. Mrs. Margaret Eos
ter and William C;arston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
YANKEE WITS TRIUMPH
shipper OF American Vessel Convert
u" burner 10 Coal When Petro-
leum supply Nanishes.

I'tiIItADELPHIA March 2O--YanI,.c
ingenuity mas t:iumphcd IN far-off Bel
=ian Congo. The American steamer
ogontz, built at Hog Island last Nav
as an oil burner, ran short of fuel nj
Natadi. captain IL. Kerr managed in
. coal burner. After dischnrginc lis
cargo. the ORontz steamed nearly 600
miles t" Las Palmas Island and OBJ
taineh supply OF fuel oil. She was
..mh returned 10 Now York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
LONDON GRAVES sKYsCRAPER
'NrnihE News tonr~rt to Idea Thut
CT! should Grow Tn and
ImItai. Nclx Ynrl.

LONDON. March :o.-"lt is ,;no tina.
800 o!i ~ az declares the London
iH.t mat i IS limo Tor London author
les 70 consider seriously whe;iIcr
;ai.c: buildings would not be an i'm
.! suburbs. ''4s
"c.i,oui!t skyscraper hats and or,
; ,,a buildings would be boon to Lon
a I.; ana there as no reason why we
orheTs are In theirs" adds the paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
French Aids Typhu. War.

GENEVA. March oo.-Thc French
govcrnment. acting on recommendati ton
or the French mission TO Poland. has
Poland TO help fight the epidemic Of
typhus which still threatens Eastern
Europe The mission found conditions
IN many parts of the stricken nation
such that immediate help was impcr-
alive.
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rr-nrh CharitIe, act. y. ( -,

N'SACH. March 20 --Ho,ief cu.nmit.
tees working in this district vii, ia
given material assistance ne scrar,l
carloads OF supplies sent by tho khnhIrr
lean ked Cross. according To plans
soon 20 he effective Iuvestixati1, O,
conditions showed that Red Cross aid
would rapidly advance the work o;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20
wANTED-sALEssIEN

MES WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES.
SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARN.
One of worlds largest grocers, capital
over 81, 900 100000 wants ambitious men in
your locality to sell direct to consumer
nationally known brands of an extensive
line of groceries, paints, rqofings, lubri-
eating oils, stock foods, etc No capital
required. Write today. State age and oc-
cupation. John Sexton & Co., 352 w. Hi
nois St. Chicago, Ill.
WANTED-Wide awake speciality statesmen
for snappy line of temperance drinks; side
line or exclusive. Easy sellers, 2Jee COM
mission: full commission on repeat orders.
SIS weekly drawing account. Athlete Fruit
Products Co., SOP Title Guaranty Bldg, st.
Louis. Mo.
SALESMEN-Ten dollars day to start, to
men with cars, who can drive rural
routes and sell to farmers. We train you.
Permanent connection with large corpora
ton, Address Sales Manager, 434 Lathrop
building. Dept 81, Kansas City. Mo.
DISTRIBUTER wanted in every town for
Speedoline; $500 to $500 per month; ex-
elusive territory; automobile free to work
ers. Speedoline Co. Dent III, Dallas, Tex.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.
WANTED
MITE FORD REPAIR MAN
APPLY
205 West Sixth St.
Becker's Welding School
AND COMMERCIAL WELDING

AND COMMERCIAL WELDING
41a Jackson St Phone 26S7
WANTED-High class man on commits
sion for Topeka and vicinity, to sell
our full assortment beautiful trees, shrub
berry, hedges. roses. We pay full selling
commission weekly Part or whole time
year round. Any intelligent and thorough
ly reliable man can make good money in
these times. Well rated references required
First National Nurseries, Rochester, y. Y.
WANTED-Wide awake men to open hat
cleaning and blocking establishments.
small capital, excellent profits. We supply
equipment and tell you how. Write for
booklet. f. W. Bender & Co, Dept. 40,
Charlotte. n. c.
WANTED = Special representative for
pleasant and profitable employment to
look after our Interest In your section.
Hoffman Co-opers tive Investment Co,
Hoffman Bldg. Houston, Tex.
GOVERNMENT needs railway mail clerks.
Salaries Si.300$ 100. Hotel allowance.
Other positions for men-women. Lists,
sample questions free. Columbus Institute,
B-I4. Columbus, Ohio.
MEN-Age under 80. Experience unneces-
sary. Travel: make secret Investigations,
reports. Salaries; expenses. Write Ameri-
can Foreign Detective Agency, 1sG st.
Louis.
BE TECTIYE-Experience unneces-
sary. We instruct. Travel, make secret
Investigations. Salaries. expenses. Hart
ley detective Agency, st. Joseph, Mo.
SHIPPING CLERK and timekeeper. Steady
job in small factory employing about %
men. Salary $95 PEI month state quaIifi-
cations own handwriting. Box S. c., care
State Journal. Topeka. Kan.
YOUNG MEN. II upward. desiring Rail-
way Mail Clerkships, $40 month, write
for free particulars examinations J. Leon
ard former Government Examiner 1872
EQUITABLE Bldg. Washington. D. c.
AVERAGE 1928 MONTH, Railway mail
clerks. Hundreds needed List positions
open-free. Write Franklin Institute, Dept.
131C, Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED = Hall boy; assistant cook !;
dining room girl, and laundry help.
Christ Hospital.
EARN s25 WEEKLY, spare time, writing
for newspapers. magazines. Exp. unnec-
fssary; details free Press Syndicate, 1915
st. Louis. No.
WANTED-Boy for soda fountain work
Apply Jack Ritter, Dibble Gro. Co., south
side.
FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, $1I5-s225 month
ly, experience unnecessary. Write Rail
way Association. care Journal.
MEN WANTED for detective work. Write
J. Ganor. former government detective,
657 Danville, III.
MAN WANTED TO take care of Ford do
handy work and some gas fitting. C5,
care Journal.
STENOGRAPHER with clerical experience.
Address "Stenographer." care Journal.
WANTED-Male presser. French Cleaners
and Dyers, ZIG West 9th.
WANTED-Elevator man. Apply at priv
ate office. National hotel.
WANTED-Tinner. first class: steady job.
good wages. 423 Jackson st.
WANTED-Good deliveryman. Phone 11I3
or $3.50.
DRIVER WANTED-white Star Laundry.
wANTED-White coPk at Y NJ. C. A
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WANTED-AGENTS


AGENTS-S1O0 WEEKLY and automobile
furnished agents everywhere introducing
marvellous new automobile invention. Dou-
bles efficiency aud life Of any car. Saves
its cost first day. Territory going like
wildfire, S26 sample outfit free. Write
quick. oYee Comany, Dept 513, Louisville,
Ky.
AGENTs-s6 to So a day easy. 80 light
weight, fast selling, popular priced ne
cessities, food flavors, perfumes, soaps.
toilet preparations, etc. Agents outfit
free. Write today-quick-now. American
Products Co, 3S7 American Bldg, Cincin-
WATER STILLS of extra heavy copper
for distilling water for automobile bat
teries and drinking water: one gallon and
four gallon capacity. Prices prepaid So. 80
and $40. Agents wanted. Stanley Company
Dept. B29, 41c Standard Trust Bldg, Chi
cago
AGENTS AND CREW MANAGERS
New fast selling food speciality. Livest
article. Packed your label. Write wire.
Federal Pure Food Co, 2301 Archer Ave,
Chicago.
BIG EARNINGS EASY. Five startling in
ventions. Quick selling auto accessories.
Sell to owners. dealers, agents. Exclusive
territory. Write quick. Jubilee Mfg. Co..
S2S5 Sta. c. Omaha. Neb-
$1,000 WORTH soap perfumes. etc, free.
Lacassian Co, Dept. 4O1, St. Louis, Mo.
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section = AIter tne puDilcaIlon OF TINS
ordinance. as provided by law. the city
clerk shall transmit certified copy of the
same TO the county clerk of Shawnee conn
ty. Kansas. and said county clerk shall
place the several amounts levied and asses
sed against each lot and piece of ground
upon the tax rolls of said county. which
said several amounts shall be collected by
the county treasurer of said county as one
tax in the same manner as other taxes and
assessments are collected IS provided by
Law.
Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from and after its publ
cation in the official city paper
Passed the Board Of Commissioners
March 10. 1920.
Approved, March 10. 1870.
H 7. CORWINE, Mayor.
Attest. ETA MNCOFELL.
lSeall City Clerk
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SHOES+BRAND NEW-SHOES.
SEMI M MONEY!

SdOES-BhAND NEM-SdOES-
SEND NO MONEY
q. S. Army regulation. Best grade
and workmanship. Shoes were made for
a Southern Camp and contracted for by
the Government. You get the benefit OF
a GOOD SHOE at a low price. Everybody
the e aqs Of the army ono4
Made on the MUNsoN last on strict govern
ment specifications. All sizes. Special c.
UNITED STATES MARINE TRENCH
SHOES-The shoes aree made of extra
blucher pattern, box toes, toe caps. Hee-s
have four iron logger cleats. These shoes,
were made for the Z, $: Marines. They are
BRAND NEW and PERFECT. Strongest
shoe ever made for the government. Just
the shoe for MINERS, mechanics. ngineers,
contractors, laborers, railroad men. farm
ers. hunters, camping, etc. Special c. o. D.
Price SSS5.
SEND No MoNEY-we will send either
i iIH convinced and satisfied with a gen
uine bargain. ORDER QUICK. Supply
limited; Write for Calalog Of y; s; Army
co. Greenville, S. c.
FOR SALE-One carpenters bench, shelv-
ing, one open barn door, two metal
hangers two feed racks, one surgeons
office and operating chair. one book case,
one piano stool, one lounge. 2101 Kansas
ave.
HEMSTITCHING and picoting attachment
works on all machines. Simple and rapid.
Does fine work-best thing on market Full
Instructions and sample work with each
pus Christi. Texas.
tTOR SALE-A substantially built chicken
house, six feet by ten feet, feet high:
phone 1897 OF see it. 1516 Harrison.
AN ADDING machine; SOC pocket size,
automatic calculator, adds, subtracts,
seller: agents sample soc. Guaranteed.
Merrick Calculator Co. Freeburg, III.
FOR SALE-One gents one ladies bicycle
Shetland pony, double harness. one
bOy's saddle: articles little used. Phone
FOR SALE tons Of reinforcement rods
a4inches to IL inches in diameter, 11acents
per pound. Kansas Coal Co, n. E. Cor
Bird and Jackson. Phone 1903.
FOR sALE-speeial Lumber Bargains
co government barracks bldgs., at Camp
Funston. Kan, Inquire D. L. Smith, care
Regent Hotel, Junction City, Kan:
PENpRY,s BOOKSTORE, rs West Sixth:
fiction, 20, so cents. Thousands book bar
gains.
one elegant crochet bed spread, one fine
S-day clock. one center table, gas lamp.
61s West Eighth. Phone 4061.
EASTER FLOWERS. Finest Galley lilies
and Snapdragons in town. Carnations
and Sweetpeas. Call 5000.
WANTED-Watch repairing. Main springs
75c; cleaned 75c. All work guaranteed.
Armstrong Jewelry Co, 400 Kansas ave.
| FOR SALE-Two lefthanded golf drivers,
nat at Eat alto so9 one price feed store, 500 W.
BRICK AND STONE for Immediate sale at
113 E. 9th St. by Tom Smith. Phone 1853
DIRT FREE for the hauling. Phone 49,
1924 Topeka boulevard.
HAND ELEVATOR at SAFE EXCHANGE
GIL Quincy st.
500 ALARM CLOCKS $50 at Wheeler's,
lis East 4th st.
NEARLY NEW coaster brake bicycle
$3.50. Inquire 1922 Garfield ave.
FOR SALE-Large grey reed baby buggy.
Phone 5412 J.
FOR SALE-Remington typewriter, No. 10
1872 Red.
FOR sALE-Alfalfl hay. Call phone 1858
X.
IOs2 HASTT ATTTTiI RXPRESS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-20

James Harris Rogers Of Hyatt:
vile, Nd, inventor Of underground
and underseas wireless, has an
nouneed in an interview that he will
attune his plant to take messages of
wave lengths up to 10000 meters in
the hope Of catching a message from
Mars. This is $4,000 meters longer
than the wave lengths used by the
Nareoni plant. where it was thought
some Of Mars signals were family
heard
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A Home. $1,000

Five-room house. modern except furnace,
close in, near West 9Th St Price s.. 500.
Terms-SJ00 down, balance on time. See
owner at 511 West sth. st
LEAVING STATECLEAN SWEEP SALE
so acres in Shawnee Co., very close TO
railroad town. good 5-room cottage, good
barn for horses and 10 cows. so acres
growing wheat, IS acres of alfalfa, work
horses. ) cows. some colts. wagons. har-
ness. buggy and harness, all kinds of farm
implements and they are good. About 20
tons Of alfalfa, some prairie hay; farm
laws fine Price $500: s., eco will handle
this Long time on balance
w. r. KUYKENDALL- Phone 1902
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