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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

Wonderful results report
ed. For mems, WOmen's and
childFen's hair. 10 you arc
bald, or losing hair, or have
dandruiI, you should try
KOTALKO; it may be what's
needful for your scalp and
in such case it is a pleas
ure to observe the starting
Of new hair and its steady
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

OF falling hair by using Kotalko.
In q vast number of cases when hair falls ont
the roots are not dead. but remain for some
{ inne imbedded in the scalp. like seeds or bulbs
needing only fertility. The usual hair toncs etc
nro Of no avail. The Indians method is pur.
posed to nouriEh the hair and stimulate the
are~th. Il costs little TO trv Kotalko Il would
DO q pity to lose the boon which this might
bring to you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

The funeral OF Mrs. Daisy Moran will be
held Wednesday at 80 o'clock at the resi-
dence. 1893 Boswell avenue. The body will
be taken to Whiting, Kan. Thursday morn
ing. Burial in Whiting cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18
Badness
Conquered

veteran business man. who was al.
mott eempletelN bald and had tried
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

Lords Flowers Satisfy. Tel. S27-
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

The funeral of Louis Langston. age so
who died yesterday at a local hospital. wa,
held at 2 80 O'Clock today at Shella
barger's chapel. Burial in Mt. Auburn
cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The funeral of Richard Dale Kelly, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kelly, who
died Monday at the home of his parents, 217
Laurel avenue, was held Tuesday afternoon
from Penwell's chapel. Burial in Mt. Hope
cemetery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend, 1877 AFTER ave-
nue.. are the parents Of u daughter, born
Friday, May II.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-18

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Schar, age A.
who died Sunday night at her home, 30
Lime street, will be held Wednesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from the Meriden Catholic
church Burial in Meriden cemetery. The
body will lie in state until Wednesday
morning at the home of her brother, T. Z.
Dooley, 1915 Tyler street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22
Real Vaudeville


Ins c-ana-sc critic has discovered
. ts= Interesting things about The
H1ga Tsls1o1 clubs vaudeville stars
Eac performed M116ay night Here
are Lis observations On the subject:
Alter The us.zI business meeting.
The eve-z1g was given over 70 the
t1rSc dramatic effort os tae High
Tension club Program committee
This Vas II the form OF musical.
5lsck1sced. vaudeville sketch writ
len and produced BY J. L. Brady.
A-tsr -ha musical introduction BY
me orchestra. the curtain rose. show
ing Z Robinson seated By . camp
IRE and liner Carlson and Tom CID
son shoc-ing craps lit 5 ur6eF-
stood that Gibson lost one doilarj
The setting was > iypick uze. show
line. =Sfh trAss and uadsrhrush, tho
wings being c. autumn foliage and
the stage proper vas covered w-tth
Tree stuZ2s. ROCKS, autumn tzaraTs
and leaves. while = camp kettle
stmRersd over rich, red fire. E.b-
1nsoa then sang IL q most agreeable
manner The Hills CO Old Kentucky
The entire cas- sang the chorus.
After telling some stories. Old Folks
az Home was sung by the entire
cast
Iaer Carlson then told n an ID
i1itabfe way 9 remarkable story OF
n T. WiIcca-s experience with FTzn-
nisa1s billy goat Anyone wishing
further Information about this should
see Mr. Carlson, because no one else
Is ca pablo Of telling the incident ~
. manner as graphic and success~
as he
Elmer Bunch. Of me Keok1k Eec-,
tric company. then sang a Long.
Long Trail and pleased everyone aS
with -oze snail fish On q string. He
dozen water puppies These he had
ing them with the Intention OF sell
ing them 20 C. Y. Harris for rabbit
dogs
Mess-s- Spring. Dew and Danto-d
then gave an instrumental number.
Mr. -o-ssad az this point vas re-
Ef-Gei by the mention OF snaiis Of
= story On Alden Speedy Sears Il
seems that Speedy was going fish
ing with Mr. Jo-s-ad- MS work being
70 secure the VOTES for halt After
IN hours absence. Speedy returned
without the VOTES When questioned
about the occurrence. he sa3d thai
-1e-e we're lots o. worms. quantities
o. them. hut the darn things we're
50 fast that 1hey goz array before
Ia co-l5 get them II the pail
This Vas followed by Mr.. DsEs
sole. -GI5 Black ice This seemed
% zzzss an immense hit, Nr. ne~s
clear erElcfatfoa AID pleasing deiiy-
e-y icing ElUsczl II an amateur.
The famous roua5 Of Three Blind
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22
WAS A BLESSING
To NE. +" SHE SAYS
Miss LfttisfisId Gained Twenty
Pounds by Taking
Tsnias-

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not czIy enjoying better health than
/ have n years bur have gained t-e1-
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l-9tEieL1alG- 81 East Second street
GzlesbQrE IL. recently.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22

Nice was sprung. and had X not
been FOR timely Interruption. IN all
probability would stiE be going
a very perfect rendsstca Of @Es-
waiian Moonlight" vas then played
by Nessrs Spring. Ferguson and
Gregg At this point Mr. Jorstai
vas missed from the stage and oniy
at Mr. D%r's suggestion was he To-
Gated
liner Carlson then sang Sing Ne
10 Sleep II might be EeH 70 men
lion that Mr. Carlson is q bidding
almost any capacity. The banjo due.
well received. after which It'll We
Meet Again was sing and ths cur
tain dropped. 10 the regret OF every
one.
Ir. Brady then addressed ths aud!
enca. making = strong appeal for CO.
operation He pointed oEt that II
vas rot fair for half 6o-el men or
so 20 carry the entire burden Of ths
High Tension club entertaining On
their shoulders HIS statement that
everyone could do something. even Il
i vas only shifting scenes. should
be vel! considered by au the leETl-
5eTs. and wha7exeE, assistance ca1 be
given Should ne
NJ. InEfa then SPOKE, compliment
ing the entire cas-; "a sEs success q
TIE evening He Etate5 1taat such ar
ETfn-s as had been made deserves
ne support CT the entire o-Ez1tza-
ttoa and thar he for one vas u
fsrar Of financially hei1tlE the Higa
Tension cEsh soExrl more agreeable
quarters This speech q Nj lag2s
wss received with great eatautzsrn-
Dr.. Barr thea spoke and said thzr
many times re had paid good E-o1sT
to see poorer shows.
The success OF the evening Eas
entirely due to tire toliowtng 1ea.
ZEE Robinson. Elmer Bunch, T K
Gzssna. z Ferguson. r L s Srad
ds-s. z V. DaE. p. 2 Gregg Glen
Spring. Ez=- Carlson. r o. Jorstsd-
". rtzzsorJi. z "a NGCoy, and J. l.,
Brady. stage -anzger-
The eiab wishes 10 thank the Y
X. C. A for he uSe O. thei- scenery
for ths sE4afag- THIS scenery, for
the interest os ciu5 members WIS
-zirtad II 1919 By J. l. Brady fo-
ths Use OF The CID Trsskelton Climb.
ard. shou5d The etsosr warrant. Mr.
Brady has been hezrS 10 ssT thar hs
would gladly gre hts time toward
making more for the High Ts1sso7
ciEh.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22
REVERE, Mo.
>&oe&4e@&ee> 80

We are SKI aavsag beautiful
weather and the roads are sEns
Mss Matte Seward and brother,
Lloyd. entertained . number Of
young iogks az their home SstGrg.a.
night Refreshments we're served and
al reported good 1i-s
Welding bells have been ringing ii
or town again JsEes Fife OF Bi4n-
dGasyIlIe. nj. and Laura Tso-cthy Of
oszr town we're married u Eah0ka
January il, 1898 Their viii make their
home II Illinois We wisa them Joy
aat happiness
Mrs. Robert ScriEsnsr Of Washing
toa Is ssrs visiting hs- daughter. Mrs
Minnie walker and GaEzgy and other
relatives and f-ie7Gs
WIIsla-a EarEzzrt has bought a neE
car. He and Eis so1. Walter. went 10
Geaphis and drove Il bone last Fri
day
d. Ch-Esrr s.ss sosd his farm nczta-
east CT Revere 30 Dave TeeL
NJ. and Erz Pink Brown left Sun
dzr for Rochester. G!zrsspzs. 10 con
srft tke Mayo brothers, In regard 10
Ms Browns health which IS very
poor- We are hoping she may return
rEeh Improved sc health
Egss Ms-i Shore rho Is teaching
the Peaksrliie school. spent Sunday
with hone folks al Llrxy.
Mrs Ora Walker and Mrs William
E-hrhzra sPent last Thursday with
Mrs Van johnson
lAr and MIS- Evrest Lrezs~of near
belfast Iowa. spent Sunday with the
formers brother. Frank Lucas zn;
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22
S-anG Couple Refused License 20 Wed
Because OF Being Under Age are
t4sl5 for Illinois
orEcera
REMAINS
TRUE
Sire Declares Thai u Her People
Thir. T.Fs VIII Break yp Nssch
Thes are Badly MIS-
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22

T1Az Elaa- s. died u 1879 nd
t1s A1s-z. Ezs Il EGE1 ~ .gaa-
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Sd-zse oc-Z--e5 December I 1911
wasz E9lZ J FIgzn- his brSsher
passed away
Ts--e Children Survive
NJ Flig1 e survived ny three
Children 2oe-z-T. James and Ere
ly1- al o. Es1EEE, and TWO brothers.
Gso-Ea ard Edward both q E=ok1k
he vas Z -g-b.z- o. ST Peters Cath
ol1c church and Of zhe EESa@ Of
Co1z-1zs. De- La sale cozzcL He
vas IN Cd FCE--zssr E-szz- E5
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Taxi SEX Saturday. Nj Ftzig1
EE- 20 bad S-EzFs aid his cc-33Is-
-5q- t-@csEs Ec-ss E1-I hopes so-
rsa1FeT EE-e Inst yesterday
F-sTz5 s-T5css WI - Ee5G SsE---
1sr -u-EE - 8 C'elaeE from s.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22

KEaRNET, Neb- ban. -e-Ioaa
Pesek- Shelton Neb-. took two straight
fails eroz Mike Howard, Pacific coast
wrestler, here last Right The first
izIz caEe IN IS minutes S5 seconds.
and the secon9 In six minutes Both
falls resulted fro-a use as the toe
hold
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22
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F1l began lis 1ZE5zass
ca-ea- II E=soELE u 7uue II TIE Oldest
and EnDsz extensive g-Dce,- houses
es -hs early -lmss. 2 r 5gEe- &
CO. s father vz5 Z msmrs- II -ae
firm z11 rs IVES "a eEupIg-e u LIS
pioneer h0uss- Ze vzs EGeDesE+zl
Il This and with mis- b-B-hers 3-zE
ID . business wtit1 has bah -T--g52T-
aflse Through years q Operation
Generous and ppsI-heE-fe1, b= mas
lived Up % sTs-v ze1s- u rhe 1sl:-h
fl which he WIS n0-E z-1 reared EIe
was in every sense z gentleman z-[
q znan, loving GDE king Ea-ns-
friend and advisor There =as III
versa1 expression Of regret a Liz
passing. Re had canned ne -zEDer
and admiration Of Z large C1~ele u
friends. who feel { E,e-suZz- luss II
his death
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-22

family. north OF town
Charles Riley an6 tsniiE srezt snu
day with Mrs, Rfisy,s uscsher, Ais
Name. Ncrshrlp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
BIG BAND TO Be ORGANIZED
IN RICHMOND LEGION POST
Musicians to Meet This Afternoon 10
Perfect Plans for Veteran
OrgnniZatiOn

Any douEhboy, sailor or marine will
bear tcstiNony that music hath not
only charm to soothe. but to put the
pep" into tagging muscles on weary
hikes and the stiffness OF steel into
aching shoulders OIL parade ground
ever waved careless farewell from
the deck OF transport owed much of
it's fitness 10 the fact That its millions
OF component parts learned to keep step
old Gray Mare" and doubled timed TO
the Inspiring strains OF Pop! Goes the
Weasel.
Now that the war is over and tho
back and tlamboyantly cravattcd, the
conviction that music still has its uses
is rapidly aiming strength.
Richmond Post No. 1: American LIE
mitt6e sworn TO organize tho musicians
boast that it is going TO be one of the
very best bands In the State. a. II.
Straus. chairman Of the committee. is
Soldicrmcn in Richmond TO blow them
selves to fame which will be Statewide
This afternoon the band OF Richmond
Eos, will orsani2e The bandsmen Will
Broad street. at $40 o'clock and PRO
coed To the business of being measured
for picculos, flutes. comets and from
bones
OF the post have already given in their
names TO the chairman, but Mr. Straus
feels that there must be others who
although they have never known the
wind instrument. feel the coSrnic urge
and would welcome an opportunity 10
practice In place where they will be
protected from All forms Of violence
These ambitious souls ara urged to con :
iidc in tho chairman and be assigned
the horn of their choice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
'Din1e orNothing
itney Uhimatun1
DriUers Meet and Vote to
Raise Prices AU Along
Route.

Business bound wage slaves and
FESTIVE bargain hunters who watchfully
wait on tho corner OF the avenues of
the West End for Scent jitneys are
doomed 10 wait in vain. ii the ulti-
matum issued last night by the jit
barons means anything.
meeting of thirty-nvc of these
harried captains OF industry was held
in the Thompson supply house and Il
vote taken OH the weiShty question Of
whether tho fare should CONTINUES al
the old rate or be boosted TO a dime.
The verdict, according to the an
nouncement made at the conclusion of
thirty for 10. and one irreconcilable a
MIR. Davis. known and revered ali along
the, route by jutney riders. who held
stoically to 7 cents, and refused to be
budged by the cloquencc of The dime
advocates
The, purpose. OF the announcement,
the good people who feel kccnly the
shock OF being separated from an en-
tire dime e one operation he advised
Oh tb the rt Inti,ity Of Standing in wait for
They are no more if the report is
true The boast of the c-or-noth-
ing faction is that of the sixty-iive or
Boulevard TO Ninth Street, only 10 ner
cent have not yielded TO the tempta-
I Ion TO take the two little extra pen
selves. is now Interested in seeing
whether the public will stand for the
last raise The pessimistic ones pre-
Iicted death to the traffic when Tho
iare was raised from the original jitncy
10 cents. No change was noted
DISASTER was again limited at when am
other cent was tackled on TO The nov
animated faa. and there are many ,yho
relieve that the increase to 10 ccn,s
straw. "' ''s'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
START HEALTH CAMPAIGN
IN ALBEMARlE COUNTY
Local Authorities and Rcd Cross Match
State and international Health
Hoard Funds.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va NJ:

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. March
IA ocmarle County this week Is
launching years INTENSITY" health
work under the direction of pr W =
keister. field director for the state
Board of Health, formerly whocl-tiIne
health officer of Wise County and re-
Gently director OF sanitation OF the
State OF Alabama.
This now heath unit has been made
possible by the liberal corporation OF
Albemarlc Chapter. American Red
Cross. with the county authorities the
chapter contributing $4,000. the Board
OF Supervisors $1,000 and the state
board of Health and International
Health Board $4,000.
usually proyidci. out of The ec H1raf
fund, the A!bSmdrie. Red Cross is con
tr!buting "a sufficient additional sum 10
put a second nurs" in the field at an
approximate cost of $1,000 for Tho year.
giving an aggregate Of about Sa.5OO.
which Will be expended in health work
curing the coming twelve months in
In addition thereto. DR. James II.
pliiard. director or the Jcancs and
Schlater funds for negro education i'm
the South, has offered 10 contribute
toward employing ii nurse for ,yorl,
among the negroes of tho county pro-
VidinI this contribution is matched by
an equal amount. It Is understood that
the colored people OF the county have
MADE assurances that the required sum
VIII De promptly raised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
NEGROES ARRAIGNED FOR
SHOOTING AT CONDUCTOR
Entered Early Morning Car ON CJy,
street md Then became
DfsOrdcrIy

CHARGED with firing at a street car
Gonuuctor Bernard Crawford and
raigned in Police Court yesterday
morning.
The men were arrested yesterday
morning soon after midnight. when n
corps OF reserve officers hunted through
every alley and street in the vicinit v
OF Munford and Clay Streets in their
Meadows. conductor on the clay
street line.
Crawford's hearing was continued
until March 90. $1,000 security being
required, while johnson was bound
term.
In Police Court tho conductor testi-
fed that the two men entered the car
at Second and Clay Streets The car
was Wcst-bound and the men asked for
east bound transfers on a Broad street
line, IT is said. When Meadows ex-
planned that he could not issue an east
bound transfer. the negroes became
disorderly and were ordered to leave
the car at Munford Street. lust az
thcy left 1t. il is alleged that they
opened fire on the conductor