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Carlson and CalvO { Will Report to the . Travellers Today

Little Rock, July S.-It was announ- led here today that Pitcher Carlson Ind Oatfielder Cal}o, recently of the Washington team of the American fague, will join the Little Rock club |t Nashville tomorrow. They come to
 ittle Rock in part payment for Out
 elder "Bing" Miller and Catcher
 ony Brotten, who will join Washing >n at the close of the Southern as-
 ciation season.
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National.
ASSOCIATION

ASSOCIATION St. Paul II; Toleda 4. Kansas City z; Indianapolis 8 Gil innings.) Louisville 4; Milwaukee 1. Minneapolis-Columbus (rain.)
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PLAN MINERS STRIKE.

bennington, England, July S.-Thc Miners Federation, in session here, today adopted resolution providing that if the government does not with draw the troops from Ireland and cease furnishing war materials to enemies of the Bolshevik a general strike of all unions shall be called.
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SIMON SUBSTITUTES.

J. B. Simon is again in charge of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-09

the Rest and Orpheo theaters-but for a few days only. MT. Simon, who recently sold the two theaters to the Saenger Amusement company, con sented to relieve Charles ODonnell, manager. who left last night for New Orleans to attend conference of the Saenger theaters managers.
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Pirates Xictors.

Pittsburgh, July s.-Pittsburgh today defeated Philadelphia. Adams and Meadows engaged in a pitchers ! battle, the only run being scored in the eighth on hits by Adams and Carey, Fletcher's error and a sacrifice fly by McKetchnie. Score. Philadelphia 900 900 OOO-o Pittsburgh 900 900 O1x-1
 Meadows and Wheat; Adams and Schmidt.
 Two-base hit: Wrightstone, South worth. Base on balls: off Meadows, 2. Struck out. by Meadows, 5; by Adams, 6.
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SENTENCE RENT ANGEL.

New York, July s.=Mrs Alice J Cavanaugh, formerly of the mayors committee on rent profiteering and known as the trent angel" today was sentenced to five or ten years in Au- burn state prison for women for de frauding tenants of $2,197 entrusted to her care, pending litigation.
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TEXAS

TEXAS Fort Worth |; Shreveport o. Dallas 3. Wichita Falls 2. Galveston 2; Houston o. BBeaumont-San Antonio (rain.)
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Cl0thiers Play
 Lakeside Today

The Clothiers ball team and the newly organized Lakeside Sunday school team will meet this afternoon at i o'clock at the Athletic Field. It will be the first game for the Lake side team.
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TOney Hit Hard.

Ioney Hit Hard.
 Chicago, July S.-Toney was batted freely today and Chicago defeated New York. Twombley's home run in the sixth which sent two runners in ahead of him clinched the game for the locals. Score:
 New York O20 100 020-5 Chlcago 122 003 00x-8
 Batteries: Toney, Winters and Shy der; Tyler and Killefer.
 Two-base hit: Terry, Herzog, 2; Bcncroft. Three-base init: Robert son, Friesch. Home run: Doyle, Twombley. Stolen base: Twombley Double play: Burns to Snyder; Tyler to Terry to Barber. Base on balls: off Toney, 3; off Tyler, 2; off Win ters, l. Struck out: by Tyler, 8; by Toney, 1.
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TsWENTY hits -twenty chanc6s
 II never q goosc-cgg -thats Cae fields average on every packaGe. the fans to pick them out, Aaun4 blend of Turkish and Domest can't be copied. These cigaseet Mcre they sGs;stJl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-09

Two-base hit: Ware, Perkins, Ay- cock. Three-base hit: Henslee. base on balls: off Hunter2; off Gaines 1 Hit by pitched ball: by Hunter, Elm cry. Struck out: by Hunter '; by Gaines 6. Double plays: Carwin to Payne, Gaines to Carwin to Pane Umpire, Triplett.
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ron sALhLREAL ESTATE
An Unusual
Home


By permission of the owner we are
offering one of the best homes in the
city for a short time only
This home has seven rooms and
sleeping porch, finished attic, full
basement and is modern in the com
plete sense. The floors are oak on the
first floor and hard maple on the sec
ond, the finish is oak and all quarter
sawed, windows are of French plate
and all features are of finest quality.
A corner location on two lots in the
best surroundings makes this an en-
viable home. Property has a large
garage.
If you want a real home at a spe-
cially reduced price call US for ap-
pointment.
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LEGAL

Lf[GAA
s5s oPs sshTfa aesda Ia N tas gep fsss
In the District Court of the United States
within and for the Eastern Division Of
the Eastern District of Missouri.
Benjamin f. Edwards, as Trustees, Com
plainants,
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
Defendant.
IN Equity
Consolidated
Cause No. 4540.
The Equitable Trust Company of New
York, as Trustee, Complainant,
-Agafnst--
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company,
Defendant
In Equity.
Cause No. 4540
TO HOLDERS OF FIRST REFUEDING
MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE KANSAS
AND COLORADO PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY:
Der "a, 1920, in the above entitled cause, the
Special Master on and after December =,
1920, will make distribution Of the proceeds
of the sale of the property of The Missouri
Pacific Railway Company subject to the
lien of the First Reminding Mortgage of
The Kansas and Colorado Pacific Railway
Company in accordance with the provisions
of the Final Decree entered in said cause
December 81, 1916
As provided in said order, holders Of
pons Of February /, 1915, and August /,
1916, may present their said bonds and eou-
pons on and after December p, 1920 at the
office of Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York in the City of New York. Holders
of said Refunding Bonds and coupons who
shall fail to present the same for payment
as aforesaid win not be entitled to payment
of any interest thereon out of said proceeds
of sale after said December n, 1920.
Omar +. Robinson.
SPECIAL MASTER
Commerce Building, Kansas City, Missouri
Dated. Kansas city, Missouri, November "a,
1920
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LEGAL
Published in The Topeka State journal,
November so, 1901
ORDINANCE NO. 5o2S.

AN ORDINANCE authorizing and provid-
ing for the issuance OF internal improves
ment bonds of the City OF Topeka. KAN
sewer in Sewer District No. 81 OF said
city.
WHEREAS, the contract has been let for
shs Sn = n Of civ o In sesT ps
as described and defined IN Ordinance No.
1859, approved July 20, 1920, and
WHEREAS, the contract price for the
construction Of said sewer amounts TO the
sum of Two Thousand. Three Hundred
Seyenty-six. Dollars and Sixty-three Cents
ers in said district have paid to the City
Ninety-six Dollars and Ten Cents (Ss96.l0),
OF One Thousand, Nine Hundred Eighty
Dollars and Fifty-three Cents, (Sl,9s0.5S),
and
said improvement for which each lot and
piece of land is liable has been ascer-
tanned and the owners thereof have been
same. and the time for payment thereof
has expired, and .t
WHEREAS, only a part of said owners
cost of said Improvement for which their
respective lots and pieces of land are liable,
six Dollars and Ten Cents, (SS96.1ol, leav-
ing a net balance unpaid of One Thousand
Nine Hundred Eighty Dollars and Fifty
said sum ' Of One Thousand Nine Hundred
Eighty Dollars and Fifty three Cents
Isl, 9S0.53) are therefore required to be
issued; now, therefore,
BE II. ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TOPEKA:
Section !. That internal Improvement
bonds OF the City of Topeka, Kansas. in
the sum of One Thousand Nine Hundred
Eighty Dollars and Fifty-three Cents
!S1 ,9so5sl are hereby authorized to be
issued to pay said amount of cost due
for the construction of the sewer in Sewer
District No. 81 of said city, to be paid IN
installments as hereinafter provided.
Section 2. The Mayor of the City of To-
peka, Kansas. Is hereby authorized to exc
cute ten (10l bonds of said City of Topeka
In the total sum Of One Thousand Nine
Hundred Eighty Dollars and Fifty three
Cents Isl ,oS0.53), nine t9) of said bonds TO
be of the denomination of Two Hundred
Dollars (S20000) each, and one of said
bonds to be of the denomination Of one
Hundred Eighty Dollars and Fifty-three
Cents (S1S0.53)- Such bonds shall be pay
.fble to bearer and shall bear date of De-
oember /, 1920. apd shall bear interest
from December l. 1920 at the rate of live
per centum {5eo) per annum, said interest
TO be payable on the first days Of June aud
December of each year: principal and In
terest to be. made payable at. the offise
OF the Treasurer of the State Of Kansas In
the City of Topeka, Kansas said bonds
shall have coupons attached for said In
coupons shall be executed with the litho
graphed or printed signatures OF the Mayor
and City Clerk. The Mayor shall cause said
bonds to be attested by the City Clerk with
Mayor and Board Of Commissioners shall
negotiate and sell the same for not less
than their face value and shall place the
proceeds thereof in the City Treasury of
the cost of said Improvement. Said bonds
shall become Cue and payable as follows
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or inexperienced
girls for dining room and lunch counter
work, $40 mo. to start, board and room,
freee transportation chambermaids; cooks I;
private family help; pantry help; girl for
modern country home; housekeepers. etc.
Furman's Employment Office, log West Sth.
ence unnecessary. We Instruct; travel,
make secret Investigations; Salary and ex-
pehses paid. See Mr.. Stouffer, Hotel
Ihroop.
boys; kitchen helpers; bakers helpers
to ship to Oklahoma; corn huskers; farm
help, etc. Furman's Labor Agency, 106
REGISTERED DRUGGIST-Must be good
prescription man-State experience, age,
salary expected In own handwriting. Ad-
dress Ell, care Journal.
NIGHT MAN, % to 45 age. Call after 5
p. m. A. D. t. Co., sos Kansas ave.
WANTED-Two pin settlers, 16 years old,
at Stage bowling alley, T12 Kansas ave.
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Robert Hipsher, 1922 Harrison street, is
a firm friend to the Salvation Army, or
lieve ones brother dead, and then to hear
thru the efforts of the Salvation Army, that
srntitude, or so Hipsher thinks.
His brother, Martin, worked in a large
muhition plant, but after it was blown up
further was heard from him and he was
thought to have been one of the unidentf-
fled dead Yesterday Hipsher received
word thru the Salvation Army that his
brother was living in town in Minnesota,
where he had bakery. He was well and
prosperous, but for six months after the
accident at the munition works he was in
hospital, recovering from injuries re-
ceiyed in the blowing up of the plant.
BIDS were received yesterday for the
grading work on the upper Silver Lake
road, the work to be preparatory to hard
surfacing. Bids for the hard surface work
will be received next spring In submit,
ting bids the contractors will be required
70 figure on concrete ne brock and Bit m
from the end of the Shorey car line north
to the Industrial school, then westerly to
Kiro, where it will connect with the lower
Silver Lake road, which is already ma
cadamized.
last evening at their home, 1909 Kansas
avenue, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Section of Portland, Ore. former residents
of North Topeka The guests we're: Mr.
and Mrs. Section, the Rev. o. l.. Weir
Mrs. Weir and daughter, Lillian, the Rev.
W. /. Cole and Mrs. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs
Mr. ard Mrs, Phil Knootz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt.
Notes and Personals.
Miss GeneYieye Vance returned to her
home in Neodesha, Kan, today after spend
ing Thanksgiving with Miss Vera Beeh-
teiheimer, OF Quincy street.
Mrs. Arthur Gabriel and children, who
were the guests Of Mr.. Gabriers parents
home in Dennison, Kan.
5. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
their families left yesterday for Arizona,
where they will make their future homes.
Jno. Lesser, Jr., and family have returned
Years SV U IN MoRnd City. Mont Dsen'e Oh Two
Clarence Scott of PEORIA Ill. has re-
turned to his home after a visit to his
father, Andrew Scott, of route 8.
Miss Vera Bechtelheimer entertained at
her home Monday evening in honor of her
guests, Miss Genevieve Vance. of Neodesha.
The house decorated in holiday colors
marriage in which Miss Vance and Charles
Suit played the leading roles. The evening
was thoroly enjoyed by the following:
Miss Charlotte Conwell. Miss Greta John
son, Miss Faye Himelburger, Miss Elpha
Carlson, Miss Emma Semple. Miss Alice
Whitaker OF Lawrence, Miss Genevievr
Vance OF Neodesho, and Miss Vera Beehtel
heimer, George .Litsinger, Gene Bell, Bill
Eessinger, Charles Suit Theodore Cooper
Bill Sempla. Mark Adams, and Sammy
Conger. Refreshments of ice cream and
known parties enjoyed the first freezer OF
The B. Y. p. o. of North Topeka Baptist
church; corner Laurent and Harrison
streets. will give a box social Wednesday
evening at s o'clock. Everybody invited.
ADV.
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wANrED-MALE HELP.

TAxICAB DRIvERS-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, 20J
West Sixth street
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WANT PHONE RATES RAISED.
for Increases Filed by
Baldwin, Meade and Fowler.

Applications for increased telephone
rates at Baldwin, Meade and Fowler
were filed with the court of industrial
relations today by the Southwestern
Bell Telephone company.
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LOST AND FOUND.

~~>-~~~~~~----~~~-~-~>---- - ---~-~-<>|-,~o
LOST--A small black hand bag, containing
$40 in bills and a large bunch of keys.
Finder keep money and return keys and
bag to DIR. De Laud. Phone %, state hos
pital.
LOST-BroWn purse containing checks,
bills and silver. Phone 1887 J.
LoST-wide band wedding ring. Reward.
222 West sth St
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NJ. johnson to c. w. Lyman, pit. lots
5S3-S5. Kansas ave, Orchard Pl.. $500
NJ S. Garrard to f. NJ. Rogers, lots
445-47-9. Tyler St, Gould's add. 1
c. r. Knowles to J. NJ. Stoves, lots
349-51, jefferson St, Ritchies add. 1
s i 40. Tyler =. .' 80. 1JOO
j. q. Higgins to A. g. Schoenhoven,
Meir6se 5. n 20, H'nue."ccr as 400
NJ. Novak to G. Thomas, lot l, sec.
j. Waiter Walter to v K Miller. pt. lots 6i --0O
So Gordon ST., E. c. Evans add. $50
D. Henry to o. r. Kuehne, lots 49,
61-3 Washburn ave, Washburn Pl. 1
F. J. Fink to Third Pres. CHI. lots
11I-19-2i. Chandler St, Metsker's . ooo
2na add -. 1s 2'SoO
Branner st. Klein's add. ..........
Trs. of Oh. property of the. Diocese
OF Kansas, to W. Z. Hogbin, lots
1850 Lake St, Bowers SUBJ. 100
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AMI MLSCEl ilANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate. for
journal is cent a word each insertion
minimum 10 cents: by the week cents
word; minimum so cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must pc
accompanied with cash or check In fuil
payment of the same. Note the foregoing
instructions about counting the words ana
Journal
Journai office before 10 90 O'Clock. Want
Ads received after - 80 till rs p. NJ. will
be Inserted under the head: Too Late to
Classify"
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IF YOU WANT good honest work selling
an article needed in every home that
the home safe call for E. A. Orr, room 5S1,
National hotel, city, Wednesday, only.
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Section 3. Said bonds shall be numbered
from one "a to ten (10l inclusive and shall
be known as General Improvement Bonds
of the City of Topeka, Kansas. Series 1920,
No. 2" and shall be registered by the City
Clerk In the City Bond Register Of the CITY
OF Topeka. Kansas, and shall also be regis
tered by the Auditor OF the State Of Kansas,
and the Mayor and Board Of Commissioners
of the City of Topeka shall annually make
provisions for the payment Of the principal.
and interest thereof as the same shall be-
come due by levying a special assessment
upon all the property liable therefor, with
per anIlum.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city paper
Passed the Poard Of Commissioners, this
Both day of November, 1920.
Approved, this Both day Of November,
II. ]. CORwINE, Mayor.
Attest: ETA NJ. COvELL,
tSeall City Clerk
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SERVICES OFFERED.

Furniture repaired. remodeled and
renewed. Woodwork of all kinds at
reasonable priees.vPhone $500, Sleep
or Swing Co.
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wANTED-sITUATIoNs

EXPERIENCED office man would like
position with Topeka firm. Address E.
o. NJ. care Journal
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FOR SALE-CITY PROPERTY.
S4,25O, CLOSE IN


This is comparatively new; modern
except furnace, first class garage, for
sale only few days. Possession at once.
c. W. Shepard. phone 1898.
LANE ST. 1861 rooms. nearly modern,
III lots. large barn for cars and fine
workshop above. chicken yard. garden. els
tern, large shade trees in front. paved
street. Il block of car line. grocery and
drug stores. blocks Central Park school.
Z blocks washburn college. good neighbor-
hood Possession 80 days after sale Bar;
gain If sold at once. Cash or terms. Call
for owner at Col E 4fh St Phone 610 or
1901.
FOR SALE-Two Groom cottages on Lane
st. Water and electric lights also s-room
house. Lane ST. modern except furnace,
Two business buildings on Jackson ST. Gail
at 1919 North Central.
FOR SALE-704 West First ST.. broom cot
tage, III lots Price 81 600. Inquire at
the next house. ZOO
FIyE-ROOM COTTAGE NOT far out on
West side. Only $500. $3.50 cash will
handle.
FOR SALE-Seven rooms. modern. first
class condition. barn. III lots, east front,
81 200. J. +. Blair. phone 705
FOR SALE-A Groom cottage and LOTS
Phone Harold Forbes at 200 1909 N.
Tyler.
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BUSINESS CHANCEs.

WANTED-Good, reliable, live representa-
tive in each community for an automatic
fire whether you are at home or away.
Prevents your home burning from defective
chimney; saves 10 to so per cent of your
device. Never sold before. Call room ISL,
National hotel, city, wednesday only, or
write The Osborn Automatic Damper Co.,
Garden City, Kan.
RACKET STORE, fine location. good bust
ness, big holiday trade. Will invoice.
Phone 1882 M.
FOR SALE-Lone Star lunch room, good
business, on easy terms 5041a East 4th.
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FENIMO MOVING
CALL PHONE 4Sfl
MACHINE SHOPS.

LAWN MOWERS sharpened, factory. ma
chine process. Howard Machine shops
Phone 1877.
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NoR sALE-HousEHoLD GOODS


FOR SALE+Books of reference including
new set of Luther Burbank's discovery
and methods. sectional bookcases. dining
room chairs. kitchen tables, gas range, oil
stove. Phone 81, 1926 West.
NOTICE: viii sell complete five rooms of
good furniture and house for rent, or
Will sell furniture separate. 107 West 14th
st.
RUGS and other household goods bought
and sold. See Wesley Bunce, sos Clay.
Telephone 17o9 Blue.
HIGHEST CASH price paid for all kinds Of
furniture anG stoves. Logan Furniture
Co. Phone 1882 800 Kansas ave.
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FOR sALE-ApToMoBILEs.
CUT RATE TIRE co.

Guaranteed Tires at Cut Prices.
10 East 4th ST. Phone 1850.
STORAGE BATTERIES recharged and re-
paired. All work-guaranteed. Geo. z
Greider, Jackson and Fourth st.
DODGE, fine condition, priced very low.
OIL Morris. Blue 2649
FOR SALE-Almost new Ford touring car.
Phone 81. 1925 West
FOR SALE-Ford Sedan, good mechanical
condition. POT W. 9th. ST.
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and dining room, $40 mo. to start, board
room, free transportation cooks; house
help; ehambermaids; pantry girls; institu-
ment Office, Jog West sth.
! TWO DUPLEX'S, of five-room apartments |;
located close in. An estate that must
be sold. This is fine investment propo-
sition. Always bringing IN good rentals.
Co, Suite 10. Columbian Bldg. Phone 261
WANTED-Girls for lunch counter aud
waitress work for our houses in Kansas
and Oklahoma. Good wages, with room and
board while learning. Apply to manager.
Harvey House, Santa Fe station.
WANTED Experienced lunch counter and
dining room girls for the Northwest,
pay, $50 month, board and room, free trans
mans Employment office, LOG west Sth.
CLERKS, over II, for postal mail service.
$125 month. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars Of examination write J.
Leonard, Former civil service examiner)
1912 Equitable Bldg, Washington, ID. c.
WANTED-Young women for detective
work, experience unnecessary. We in
struct; travel, make secret Investigations
Salary and expenses paid. See Mr.. Stout
fer, Hotel Throop.
YOUNG LADY for office work No ex-
perience necessary. Permanent position
for right party. Don't phone. Santa Fe
Watch Company, s21 Kansas ave.
WANTED-Stenograp able to take rapid
dictation. Good position for right party.
Address Journal, Box No. r II.
general housework. MIST. B. Hunt,
1894 Lane st. Phone 51S4 w.
WANTED--A competent girl for general
homework; Mrs. s. S. Estey, S19 Harri-
son. Phone 1902.
Girl for general honsework Phone 5000;
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North Topeka News

Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store. or telephone Eleanor
Kimbhll, 1881 after 4 o'clock. Other
hours, $3.50.
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ron Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-One new alternating current
coffee mill, cheap. III East Sth st. Il.
1. Herren.
FOR SALE-Watches, clocks, diamonds,
jewelry, cut glass and silverwareA Arm
strong Jewelry Co, APO Kansas are.
FOR SALE-Smith Buck Board complete
Driven about weeks, at a bargain. Full
lerton Bros. Co, 713 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Second-ha hand Burroughs add
ing machine, practically good as new. Ad-
dress Box 526, Topeka, Kan.
F. S. 1G-INCH wood $3.50 per ton, delivered
Phone 3SS1N5
GOOD prairie hay for sale. Immediate de-
livery. Phone 2732 XII. H. T. Lux.
FOR SALEISaddle, cheap, good condition.
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NEW YORK LAND.

NEW YORK FARMS FOR SALE.
New York farms. Wonderful bargains
Western farmers prospecting here. Rail
road fare refunded. Calalog free. Send
Immediately. Larkip & Robinson. Lock-
port. New Yo-k.
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MOVING.

FRAMING. regilding, mat making. mount
ing done by Sullivan Art Store: l22-t2+ y
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BOY NEAR DEATH WHEN
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE
Leonard Bruce Injured When
Struck BY Car While on Way
To School This Morning;
x-Ray Of Injury

N'hils hurIslng 10 school shortly
before : O'Clock this morning. Leon
nfd Bruce ton ~ Mf and Mrs Geo.
mpce. was struck BY an automobile
hurried ip the ground aud badly
bruised and may have possibly sus-
tpincd a broken leg lie was hurried
fr his hone and piYen fret aid treat
msni and sas then taken TO The
Methodist hospital where an "a. ray
gieinre aiil be taken Of his right les
Physicians IN attendance are nnde-
clasd as 10 the extent Of hls injuries.
oa accounf % the swollen condition
o. The lmb
The car that hii young Bruce VAS
ctiren ~ J. " Ferguson Eyswif-
ueEsea saf Il was onsF Of those un-
ssoIdaLle accidents. Two cars we're
going west. one following the other
c.oseiy Leonard lodged the frat car
successfully but the other one struck
HIN. He sas thrown to one ID
The wheels did not 20 over him. He
waz picked az hY Nj f~fsaeon an
TEN Jenkins and hurried 10 a aoe-
ter office. fhien 20 his home. The
Ferguson car was not Foing fact
The accident occurred IN front Of
the Carnegie Library.