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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22
Joliet Fugitive
Captured by
Third Rail
Walks Away From Honor
Farm To Be Over
taken By Fate.

VIM. jackson, colored, who walked
away from Joliet Sunday night, lies
today in the morgue, victim of fate.
The shcriff's posse will not receive
credit for his capture, neither was he
shot to death by Chief Moneys
rifle squad" His dash for freedom
was stayed by that all-powerful, ever
. present Agency, from which there is
no escape.
Was An Honor Prisoner.
Jackson was one of nine convicts
who walked away from the "honor
farm" at Joliet, where he had been
sent to serve an indeterminate SEN
tencc Of one to twenty years for a
burglary in Chicago. .#t.
Electroeuted at Midnight. s'S
Jackson was electroel,ted shortly.
after midnight, wfier nc steppest 81
the third rail Of the Elgin, Chicago &
Aurora Railway tracks between
Wheaton and Glen Ellyn. Stumbling
and lodging through the cold rain
across muddy fields and prairics, he
had at last come in sight of the great
metropolis, who thrusts out her shell
tering arm for saint and sinner alike.
lie was in sight of the safe port of
the hunted criminal.
1t was then that his goal faded
from before his eyes, obscured by the
same veil that Fate has dropped so oft
before between the weary traveller
and the city of his dreams, whether he
was an outcast from society or striv-
ing after high and lofty ideals.
He was sent sprawling across
steel rail highly charged with cleo
tricity,, and fell human cinder, his
clothes burned from his body.
Eight Others Escape.
The eight men who walked away
with Jackson, and met with kindlier
fate are still at large. Among them
is Archie Wilson, from Chicago, serv-
ing life sentence.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-05-22
Desert Farms in
Alabala. Crop
FaceRuiin
RACE HATRED pLLowINa
KILLING or RITE FARMER
CAUSES c0xpEED FARM
ERs - FLEE COUNTRY

s-7HB1ssAftfSxzffF - ppA3 ~
castieberry, Ala, May ls.--straw
berries on the berry plantations in this
section are rotting on the vines, and
farmers are standing to lose thou
sands of dollars because of the sudden
and almost complete exodus OF eolored
farm hands from this county follow
ing the intense race feeling and threat.
encd mob violence on account of the
killing of white farmer by two col
9rcd boys.
Excitement Followed Killing.
Dan Whittlc and Willis Whittle en-.
gagged in n fight with Charles Saren,
white, resulting from au automobile
collision, and killed him. The two men
escaped to the swamps heavily armed
and all efforts TO locate them have
proved futile. although the country
teens with armed posses intent upon
dealing summary justice to the two
colored men. Following the killing,
IeeilHS DetNeeu tne RACES run so nl9n
that riots were narrowly averted sev,
eral times.
All Colored Residents Threatened.
Failure to capture the slayers SO in
furiated the whites that threots were
made that unless they were captured,
every colored man in town would be
whipped These threats had an un.
expected result in the fleeing of prac.
tically all the colored farm help of
the county. Agriculture is now at n
standstill, and unless the eolored farm
ers can be induced to return, all crops
will be practically failure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
LOST AND FOUND

1ssEE1AsTPLN-Lost,. sE1A Silver breastpIn last
BROOCH = Lost. fine diamond cTs.csS;
in nIetih, large to small diamonds, mounted
twepe,nS mum nun and gold; lost by customer be-
rewhut or Walnut Thursday afternoon;
i42T WNWnril WI be given S. A. MacQueen Co
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

i4iE TIOGA. at Broad, suit apartmen nts. $500
s. w cor. 23d and Norris. suit apis, $500
1908 Franklin. 10 rooms. possession. 1000
2143 N. 7th, . rooms ................ 5000
1874 w. Dauphin, 3 sty.. 8 rooms. .. 2200
ol7s Sergeant. cor. Sepviva, groc. store 350O
25lS Sepviva, IL rooms ............ 5000
4319 y. 5th store 4 bedrooms ...... 4500
200s Bridge. Fkd,, O rs, hot-water heat 5000
43o Wlngohocking. cor. Lawrence. porch 1000
1912 Westm0reland porch. 4 bedrooms $500
IFS Pleasant. Gtn.. 4 bedrooms, porch $500
42ol Griscom Fkd., bedrs. gar. priv. 5000
lG25-3l w. Ontario, Tioga, porches. 7r. 3700
8409 Marshall, porch, rooms ........ $500
245-T Birch St, rooms ............ 100
4tl7-l9 Gaul. BriaesburG. 5r. PoliBh) 1900
ABERNETHY,
1923 Chestnut st.
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Hibberd B. Worrell & Co. SSs s.,

2229 Venango St. ID u, ssagss 3 Ssss; sss;
ing Park avenue
2l03 Pine St. snsss sssms; MONEY bath; DS.:
may remain.
348 S. 18th ST. 10 5S,s,o,as. r2oms. bath. su.,
III N 10th St. HaFss r.s. house s 10: ,sss
ARTHUR BOSWELL ,ss, sssss y i.
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PERSONALS

MaSSalIIEy understood (pbiio). /, EIizabetb
RaSnoSrh Elizabeth NJ Eyerhart Gill Taylor
man a. IA. l authorize (no one) real estate
sons ~ men agent or agents, person or per-
RaSno. any kind; my property, my home In
iI5--Sr; "a. or cottage mot for saieJ,
= Lsa..,lr a. rLdEAsE LEASE WRITE A. H. p I4i5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

Newspapers. magazines rags. iron. metals,
everything. Postal. Poll Poplar 4565: KEY
Park 1927. Old estab., most reliable dealers
Dougherty Sons, goth below Jefferson.
OLD CLOTHING. shoes, hats ladies' and
gents. positively pay highest prices; we
call city country. day. eve. Write call or
ph. Dick. 6l55. Friedman Bros, l444 South.
WE WANT at once household furniture
store fixtures. oriCe furniture; pay SPOT
cash honest value. Phone US about It, To-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
General
OPENING FOR WOMEN

A nationally known corporation will have
several vacancies In September suitable to
well-educated women. between the ages OF %
and 40, who are free to travel extensively:
positions are with regular sales organization.
now paying permanent workers an average
salary and commission to start: personality
more important than experience; preference
given teachersi give age, education and OK
perierce in first letter. Address s. ]. Gill
iilan. 5s e. Washington ST.. Chicago. Ill.
AMBITIOUS writer's OF photoplays short
stories poems. songs; send today for
valuable instructive book FREE containing
65 helpful suggestions on writing and SELL
ing. Atlas Pub. Co., "a Butler Building.
Cincinnati, o.
BKPRS: STENOGS: s25-s30: CLERKS s16-
sls -.
EARN S26 weekly. spare time. writing for
newspap. mags; exp. unnec.: details free.
Press Syndicate. 1o2. st. Louis. Mo.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

SALES ENgINEER - WANTED, FOR
TRAINED MECHANICAL. ENGINEER,
WITH EXPERIENCE As syCCESsFUL
SALESMAN, APPLY BY LETTER TO AD-
DRESS BELOW, GIviNo PERSONAL DE.
AND EXPERrENcE AS ENetNEER AND
SALESMAN. p 1433. LEDGER OFFICE.
SALESMAN, experienced In woolens or re-
tai tailoring, for prominent mems sample
woolen jobbing house; doing business mainly
from sample lines placed with the men 8
tailoring trade we need an active. energetic
man to place our lines and develop business
IN the central part Of Pennsylvania only;
must also be capable of selling woolens direct
70 the tailor when writing give full informa-
tion regarding previous experience, salary.
ETC.. or application will not be considered.
z. o. Box 10. Madison SQUARE Station, N,Y.C.
LESMAN-Expe rienced paint and vsrnish
salesman wanted for Philadelphia and Jer-
seyi none other need apply; state experience
territory Travelled, extent OF sales, references
ard compensation expected, either salary or
commission or both. NJ 709. ledger Office
sALEsMAN-Bevorago salesman wanted to
close carload contracts for large New York
brewery making hish-grade cereal beverage;
commission basis, Central Brewing Co.,
eSth at. and East river. New York city.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23
Automobile Painting

While our facilities for strictly high grade
rcnnlshings perhaps the most complete
End ana largest to be found, the strain in keep
ing delivery promises is great: 1t will prove
having their cars refinished will inform US
az az tpeir earliest convenience. Then dates
out 3t use for any length OF time.
we bake each coat OF finish as applied; this
lnHires longer wear and far handsomer
nnish. Como and see for yourself.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

COR. 32d and susquehanna ave. . stories.
l5l3-2l-22-24 Summer, rooms.
l82s-8G Ridge ave. 10000 So: 4. land. cp.
SIS y. 2lst. Or. pass, Oct. $500 cash.
1911 Swain, o rooms possession October.
2l06 Brandywine. 0 rooms. vacant. reduced.
1914 Mt Vernon, II rooms. baths. vacant.
1886 Green, solid bTownstone. llT., vacant
500 y. Path, brownstone, 10 rooms, vacant!
s74 y. 2Sd hrownstone, rooms.
sG3 y. 10th, & rooms. vacant.
20G6-6s-70 T. Arizona rooms slO25 each
7l3 Corinthian ave, l2r.. h..w. H.. vac
Hibberd B. Worrell & Co. n gSs 1lru
1915 SPRUCE lsxleb 1903 Green, seIiQl
1908 Sp. Gd'n 2ON9O 1888 " 20x1 %
1907 " . 2oT00 1881 " 2Ox1O0
l7lS " 20xsl l705 " 36xas
1924 " " 2OxSl 2226 Fairmount ave.
1917 " 24NllO 1908 Mt. Yer n 3O187
oO23 " " 2ixll4 203S " ' 1Sx75
2O2O " 20Xl14 2lOS " " 16x0O
POO " " 20Nll5 2llO " " lBxoO
olO9 " " 23xllH 2l14 " " l8xp0
9lSG Wallace lGS4S 500 y. B'knell l6x50
$40 ~. 10Th 16x50 $50 hudson 16x6O
2OlS y. Park l5XlO2 1926 North lTx70
9O07 y NJ vino l7E70 $40 ~. Ath 20xSO
DAVID r. NEVIN. 529 N. goth st.
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WANTED
DON'T SELL YOUR DIAMONDS

price for diamonds for more than 80 years
we have been buying diamonds and Other
precious stones from the large jewelry and
department stores and from thc!r Cu4.
toners recommended to us; We also buy old
gold and silver; may we be OF service IN
you? Our transactions are always CONF.
THos. r. LEE & CO. 7l2 Walnut st.
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MOVING AND HAULING
STAMPS AND COINS

OLD gold. silver, platinum, plated ware. ,
Est. ISi7. ]. L. Clark rcnner, S07 sans,
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TALKING MACHINES. RECORDS
Records, Talking Machines

and music rolls 5Ocs on. We bought out big
phonograrh dealer; 900 records listed 81
each, will sell at SOC. CENTRAL MUSIC
STORE, 1877 y. 1lth st. Open evenings,
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SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES. new, $40: easy paw
ments: Singer and other makes: like new
So to S12: fully guaranteed 1876 y. 10th St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

STAMPS. ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for stamp collectors
PHII.A STAMP CO.. 81 5. I7TH ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

MAN to work this city rehnishing chan
deliers. brass beds eds ,0a1 AUTOMOBILES by new
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

Statesmen inexperienced or experienced;
city or travelling. Write for list OF lines
and full particulars Address National
Saiesmen's Tr. Assn. Dept. 277. Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
YALE MOTORCYCLE, SINGLE cheap, sI2
n 10th ST.
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES

T,a,.r;tare All makes, $50 up: ! years
AyPS"AhSi9 guarantee days trial
Bundy Typewrlter Co. 1908 Chestnut st.
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Martin-AlexanderC Co.

AUTOMOBILE REFINIsHERs
l20.l2S130 Reed st.
D, Nklnson oo0l NoI, 40
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eALESArEN
FOR LOCAL INVESTMENT SECCRITIES
LEADS FURNISHED TO REPUTABLF

eALESMEN -
FOR LOCAL INVESTMENT SECCR1TIE5i
hPfEicAErsS AESGsSH5O 5os OLEDoER oFFies.
Statesmen
Manager Of the PHILADELPHIA branch Of n
meR aby hsT nsvs an and @
who aspire TO better their conditions IN life
ana Say Sst %9S % work hq astS a eSSr
%sS e. $6ar own yin S3io SPE be
letter about Yourself. giving your age. expert
s,;e,a snSe and telephone number II you are am,
salesman IS not essential, This exceptional
Tso1 ha Is Ey for wfS 92T Sy
SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER - Oppor to
make a permanent connection where ability
and Initiative Will be recognized; must be
Thoroughly eSpericnced speed and accuracy
required Reply stating age, experience and
refs. and salary desired. l5O5,p Ledger
SHIPPER Experienced man wanted whole.
sale electrical supply house to handle ship
pins department: must have thorough knowl
cdse electrical supplies and be able to pro,
party. III, ledger Office. e.-
sPINNER--EXpericnceG cord spinner for gen.
erel upholstery trimmln work: no season.
oshrle Bros. Co, 423 y. Sd ct.
TEMPLATE MAKER, helpsr and z5U 1ttsT sr
9th st. .
YOUNG MEN wanted to work In pressroom.
Apply superintendent office, COG Chest
nut st
| BUSINESS SERVICE co, 111i Land Title
| BkPRS.--Several double entry, S9O-Siu'
| CLERKS-(sD. varied experience, s2O-$3b.
! DRAFTS. tic mac. $4,000; 90. $500.
ENGINEERS-Prod., mech, s25oo.s5o99ao
| MGRS,-Sales. sio00.ShOo0; trucks. $500.
| SALES--Sevcral first class; sal. and com,
| STENOGS. & Z. 500. exp.. s2h-siO
RAILWAY TRAFFIC INSPECTORS wanted:
| earn from S110 to $500 per month and
expenses: short hours; travel: 3 months
| home study. under guarantee: we get you
| position; no age limit ask for booklet No.
$50. Standard Business Training Institute
| pliN Naln
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

| AGENTS-Make q dollar an hour; sell
mendets, a patent patch; instantly mcnds
leaks in all ut"nsls; sample free. Mendet
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

AGENTS 80 to As yeersi $50 to 500 per
week; chance for advancement: new in
Philadelphia. Apply Pemberton Co., 8l2
8. b6th ST. 0-l0 a. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

AGENTS--OOc an hour to advertise and dis
tribute samples TO consumer. Write quick
Products Co, 445 American Bldg. Cincln-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

WHY DENY yourselves pleasures and com
forts VI car when we supply YOU with
new or used cars on unusually easy terms L?
Avoid WIitlng or phoning. Commerce Motor
Co, ZIP \ 9TH st, Philadelphia, Pa.
TRUCKS-Chevrolet IL u ton trucks; any
style body; extremely easy terms: call
pr ImI tly. Commerce Motor Co. 2li2 n.
9th st. Philadelphia. Pa. Diamond 62G6.
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STORAGE AND MOVING

SHIP Bf IkCCh
We make daily trips to all points In New
York, Connecticut. Rhode Island, Massa achu-
setts Pennsylvania. Maryland and Wash
ing D. c.. also to New York and Philadel-
phis; your goods are insured against fire.
damage and theft while in transit; estimates
cheerfully furnished; write or phone.
HALL TRANSPORTATION co.
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BOARDING
COUNTRY BOARDING

TERREBoNNE. BRowNsBURG. PATS
best summer boa arding place for the bssi
people; open to OctoberI sis. W.
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MoSEBACH.-Aug. 81, ROSA. wife Of the
late John Mosebach (nee Schloer). in her
Germany. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral Wed, $40 a. m. late residence
l43l N. 18th st. Solemn high requiem ma IS
st. Henry's Church. 10 a. m. Int. private,
Holy sepulchre Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-23

PEARCE.-Aug. p. CHARLES H. hus-
band OF Mary ,Fulcomor Pearce. aged SO.
NJ. sgnct r. A. Chapter. No. 2b1: Joppa
Council. No. 46 Mary Commandery. No SO.
X, T.: Lu Lu Temple. Phila. Consistory
and all other organzations OF which he was
member; invited 70 funeral. Wed. II a. M.
,ate residence, 212Q Columbia ave. Int.
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o'NEILL L-Aug. 90. MARY E., daughter
Of James and Sarah O'Neill tnee Murray
Relatives. friends. B. v. NJ. Sodality and en-
neral We'd. 8 n. m. residence OF parents
$50 y. 4bth st. Solemn requiem mass Church
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NAsCHoLD. Aug. 81. ELIZABETH NJ.
wife OF A. II. Naschold and daughter OF the
late James and Anne McTigue. formerly OF
Chestnut Hill. Relatives and friends invited
70 funeral from her late residence. 1923 N.
reauiem masa Church OF tho incarnatIon 10
a. m. Int Holy Sepulchre Gem
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29
FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD GOODS

Three-Piece Mahogany Parlor Suite.
One Mahogany Music Cabinet
One Solid Oak Round Library Table.
One 70-lb. Top-feed Refrigerator.
One Mission Rocker.
One Youths Chair.
One Child's Rocker.
Marble Top Metal Table.
One Telephone Desk and Chair.
One Handsome French Plate Glass
China Cabinet.
One Large Solid Oak Buffet.
One four-hole Cribben & Sexton Soft
Coal Range.
Complete Library.
Several Small Tables.
Two Overcoats, Boys Suits.
And other household goods
1913 Clay St.
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1 WILL offer for sale the Groom Gotta &c
2 full lots, Gear garage), house strictly
modern, in fine condition you cannot peat
It for an inside bargain. Call TO-DAY
Phone 24;9 or 34OS
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OKLAHOMA LANDS

OKLAHOMA Indian lands for sale, time
payments, from 81 to SO acre. best. OF
title, probable oil and gas territory I'm
Der, grazing and agricultural lands in the
great state of Oklahoma Write for Hst.
Pickens & SchwaIm, Poteau, Okla.
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FOR sALE-FURNITURE.

THREE ROCKERS, nearly new, for sale
at bargain If taken at once. Call at
49, Locust.
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TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEwRITERs of all makes. new aud re-
built Agency for the New Royal Tyne
writer and Victor Adding Machines Sup
writer Co, GA Kansas ave-, Topeka, Kan.
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Saiea or rent.
Repairs by factory trained mechanics.
We lead; others follow. CRANE A. COM
PANY. 90 years In business.
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NICE HOMES
F. L. PEACOCK, Owner
Phones $50 a nd 1881 XII.

broom cottage, west of Central Park,
electric lights, bath. basement, finished at
tic. 40x1J0 it. lot, $4,000,
Broom cottage in Lowman Hill. bath,
electric lights. cellar ~ lots, $500.
Groom mouse, near Gov. square, hot wa
ter heat, sleeping porch, bath, electric
Groom cottage, close in, bath, furnace,
electric lights. Garage, ? lots. $1,000.
Groom modern house, close in, bath,
electric lights, furnace, garage, lots, So
OCc
Groom new house, near Potwin. fire
place, bath, furnace, electric lights, oak
finish. , lots, extra fine home. $4,000.
Have many others of those don't suit.
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SERVICES DEFERRED.

BAGGAGE and express hauled. 216 North
Lake st. Phone 449S Black.
PIANO TUNING by A. J. King, S2.50.
Work guaranteed. Phone Black 1850.
CEMENT WORK contracted. Boyd. 1926
West st. Phone 354.
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TENNESSEE LAND.

>7-7-S~c-@-~~---~---~--
SALE OR EXCHANGE-600 acres hard
wood timber miles to city of 5000,
main road, good level farm soil, drainage,
$40. II. Lowry, Manchester, Tenn.
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FOR SALE-320 acres improved farm, 4
miles west Of Wamego. in Pottawatomie
Co. one half in cult, fences, house, barn.
sheds, we'll. chicken house, price $40 per
Real Estate, log West sth st.
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High Glass Furniture

18th st, east door. Solid quarter sawed
oak dresser, Colonial style, large French
plate glass mirror 4S-inch quarter sawed
oak extension dining table; solid quarter
sawed oak library table, French legs
kitchen table, oak finish; handsome. brass
and white combination three burner
New Process oil stove.
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SEE US!

Before you buy your linoleums and
rugs and all kinds of used furniture.
Specials On new beds and mattresses.
Logan Furniture Co.
Phone 3182 1922 Kansas Ave.
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FOR sALE--PIANos
MUSICIAN. INsTRuMENTs


A. NJ. and I. c. Roe, ZIG e. 9TH street Tel
32Se Pianos, Player Pianos and the Aeo-
iian-Vocalion photograph
PHONOGRAPH-WiIl sell cheap, q fine
Sonora photograph and % records. If
sold at once. Answer % care Journal
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FOR sAI.E-I.IvEsTocK


FOR SALE-Three heifers. one ShortheFn
and Jersey, one Guernsey and Sherthorn-
Fresh soon. Also two male calves. g. p.
Gill. 2612 Z. 9Th.
FOR SALE-Good sound WORK horse
cheap S32 80 Phone BlacA 2Sa6-
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FOR SALE-200 quarters, good smooth
wheat and general farm lands, located
in Kearney and Hamilton Cos. Kan, 6
to 13 miles from Santa Fe Railway and
Arkansas river, in tracts to suit. Price
$3.50 and $15 acre. A. L. Furman, To-
peka Kan. LOG West Sth
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FOR SALE-FARMS
2 Good arms 2
Stock Farm

This farm has been a steady money
maker; about 1 8 miles south of To-
peka, miles from good little town;
$50 acres farm with 100 acres bottom,
As acres is in fine alfalfa, $40 acres
grass and hay. Corn on place last
year made So bushels Ter acre. All
under hog-tight fence. Eight-room
house with bath and Lalloy light plant.
Good barn for IA horses, also 2 box
stalls, 3Ox6O new hay barn with sized,
14x41 tile silo, 20x32 new hen house,
20x2S hog house, new garage, smoke
house, 20x28 implement shed, 2Qx2S
granary, 14x24 corn crib. Some TIM
Der in feed lots with plenty of running
water. Good water supply. Price
$4,000. Owner wants to quit.
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FOR sAI.E-PoUEaRY

FOR SALE-1 White Leghorn hens good
stock. Phone ASA ]. 11S0 Boswell
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MEDICAL

ChNCER BOOK Of symptoms FREE
OAlNSL1N Mclaughlin Method Room 10
90 w. 18th, &. c., Mo. Vacation Jy. Aug.
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F'URRIER,
UNDERTAKING.

JOHN PETRZILEK, The Furrier. moved
to 500 Western Ave. temporarily located
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FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE-S20-acre improved farm 40
Groom, large barn, hen house, machine
shed, granary. tile silo, old farm house,
tom land in cult, 95 acres good native
pasture, 6J acres OF meadow, good rich
soil. Price $3.50 per acre. Furman Real
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-29
NICE SUBURBAN
HOMES

" acre with 5-room house, west Of Wash
burn; this nice location. Price 81, 100
Ten acres west of Lowman Hill, blks.
car. unimproved, on main road; bargain,
$500.
Fourteen acres, on Burlingame road, s.
room house, large barn, other good build
ings; this is a good buy. Reduced to S.
600 for quick sale.
Groom bungalow and lots, $4,000, or
will sell 10 lots with bungalow for $500
all modern, fine oak finish, nearly new, ?
blocks car line, on a paved street; this is a
fine suburban home.
Have many others if those don't suit
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Bottom Farm

Here is a Real Wheat and Alfalfa
farm for Mr.. Man with a tractor.
There are 244 acres, all bottom with
100 acres of wheat now growing; So
acres tame grass, Is acres red clover,
IL acres alfalfa. Every foot ttllable.
A good 6-room house, 34x56 barn with
implement shed, cattle shed, hog
house, large hay shed in alfalfa field;
cistern, abundance of well water
windmill Price $4,000 Owner will
carry back half.