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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-09-03

dead. They broke open the safe and
stole the silver plate. Another body of
soldiers came to the house about s
o'clock. She had by then taken refuge
on the third floor with Polish woman
who when the soldiers came the third
time sent them away.
Various other witnesses deposed
that many buildings were set on fire
with petroleum obtained from a store;
as the occupants ran out to escape the
flames, they were shot down in the
street in cold blood by Polish soldiers.
The synagogue was burned, the safe
being opened by means of machine
gun fire, and the scrolls of the law
were burned and everything of value
removed. The result of the three days
looting was that fifty-two Jews were
killed, 1853 wounded, and large
amount of property stolen.
1t should be stated that proceedings
were taken against General Roja, who
was in command of the Posen troops.
but he was declared to be suffering
from a nervous breakdown.
The Poles alleged that the Jews,
whilst calling themselves neutral, had
shown active sympathy with the Uk-
rainians, but theevidence given did
not, in my opinion, support that con-
tention.
The charge brought against the
Jewish militia body consisting of
200 men Of Jewish race enrolled to de-
fend and keep order in the Jewish
quarter-of having fired at the Polish
troops has been recently the subject
Of proceedings in the Polish Courts;
the charge was dismissed.
In the result none of the military
commanders responsible for these
event has been punished, and no com
pensation has been paid for the dam
age done.
Pinsk.-The events at Pinsk on the
9th Of April, 1919, when thirty-five
Jews were shot took place about ten
days after the town had been taken
from the Bolsheviks by the Polish
army. The Polish command, had, a
day or two before, suffered a reverse
at the hands Of the Bolsheviks and
were in state Of nervousness as to
an attack on the town. It seems that
two Polish soldiers, one named Kosak,
who is now in prison for robbery, and
another soldier, since reported as kill
ed in action, informed the military au-
thorities that they had information
that the Jews intended to hold Boil
shevik meeting on Saturday in what
is known as the Peoples House, being
the headquarters of the Zionists.
lncrediDle Evidence.
The events which followed appear to
be so incredible that | think II best to
give the evidence Of the witnesses.
Abraham Feinstein, president Of the
Zionist Cooperative Society, deposed
that about the 2sth Of March he re-
ceived a letter from the Government
Organizer Of Cooperative Societies,
NJ. Trofimowicz "a non-Jew), stating
that 1t was desirable that all cooper
alive societies in the town should
combine and giving them up to the
7th Of April to make their decision. He
enclosed the government permission
for the meeting to take place. Notices
were posted in the streets and in the
large synagogues. The meeting took
place on Saturday, the 9th Of April,
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OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
Wndleigh. Telephone 46S2 XII.

. Mr. and Mrs. o. C. Willsey. Forest ave
nue.. entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr..
and Mrs. Armine Willsey and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest wells. of North
Topeka, spent sunday visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. L. r. Wells, Chester avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Oakland
Methodist church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 80 at the church.
The Priscilla club was entertained Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Miss Madge
Moore, Chester avenue. Those present
were: Mrs. n. L. Copeland Mrs Chas.
Suit, Mrs. Harold Lepper, Mrs. Vim. Viii
liams, Mrs. Z. Isaacson, Mrs. Oscar Neil,
Mrs. L. Biscoe, Mrs Henry Schiller. Mrs.
Freeman Bell, Mrs. Geo. Steen, Mrs NJ Nc
Kown, Mrs. S. r. Jordan, Mrs r. Shaw,
Mrs. Wayland Shaw, Mrs. NJ. T. Kelsey.
Mrs. Reece Van SAINT, Mrs. J. y. Swogger,
Mrs; R. Hummell and Mrs. Ralph McFar-
land.
Mr., c. S. Ash, AFTER avenue, has gone to
the Pacific coast on a business trip.
Little Billy Harris of Kansas City, is
spending the summer with his grand
mother, Mrs. Clara Johnson in AFTER ave
nue..
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-A black pocket book on car coming
up from Rock Island depot or on Asylum
car sunday afternoon. Purse contained bills,
a Dallas movie pass made out to Glen
Pricer and also a check on the Security
National bank OF Dallas Finder please
phone Black 1852. Reward.
LOST-Wrist watch, Swiss movement set
in French war cross. Finder please re-
turn to MIR. G. v. Davis, 1641 Clay ST., city.
Phone Blue 1000
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-$1O re-
ward and no questions asked for return
to Topeka club of wire wheel and 32x4 =
rib casing from stutz car. Harlow Hurley.
LOST-Package Of papers belonging to
American Metal Weather Strip Co. of no
value only to owner. Finder phone 5S57 J
for reward.
LOST-TwO small Keys in tin box inside
leather case. Return TO Savings Bank,
col Kansas ave. and receive reward.
LOST-12 dollars in bills between 9Th and
9th on Kansas ave. Reward. Phone Red
1910.
LOST-Black and white fox terrier, female.
Concordia license tag. Call 2251 W.
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The Life o. Wheat team beat the
Santa Fe Apprentices in yesterday
Afternoons game at Garfield park
~. 1919 az 1 q
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The small boy is on the trail of elus-
i've firecracker and merchants report
numerous inquiries for them. But the
hest substitute they have to offer is
the "sparkler" which is but feeole
initator end too sissy" to suit the
average boy.
The Life o. Wheat team beat the
Santa Fe Apprentices in yesterday
afternoon's game at Garfield park,
with a score Of y to D.
Notes ana Personals.
Mrs. Della MeMaster and grand
daughter, Marian. Of 9lb jackson
street. returned this afternoon from a
visit to Miriam's aunt, Mrs. Ed HARD
ing. Of Enid, Okla.
G. Y. Lukens went to Herington ana
Hulsboro today on business.
A. V. Lindell. cashier of the kaw
Valley National bank, has returned
from "A visit to relatives in Usage CITY.
D T. Gabriel has returned from
Des Moines. Ia. where he was called
b. the death of his uncle, Reece
Gabriel Returning Mr.. Gabriel Wis
tied childhood friends in ROCK fsiaha
for a few days.
Mrs. ROY Boast rturned last night
from Argentine where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robertson.
The 3. NJ. Marshall family has
moved from 900 Kansas avenue TO
home in Paramore street recently
bought by Mr. Marshall
A most enjoyable picnic was held
yesterday afternoon and evening a.
the Wayne Horning farm at Grant
Vile. The regulation picnic dinner
was eaten i'm the woods on the banks
Of Muddy creek. and a hamburg fry
supper rounded up the days pleasure
Those who enjoyed the outing were
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Lukens, ldf.
and Mrs. VIII Medzdorff MI. ana MIS-.
Rov Tnkens. of Salina Mrs Hattie
Hornfng. Mrs Wintrode Miss Mary
Horning. Nj Ed Piersen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Horning.
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SANTA FE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. H.
Wadleigh. Telephone 46ss XII.

Mr.. Guy E Davis has resigned his posi-
ton in the auditor of Disbursements de-
psrtment OF the general offices and has
gone to Dodge City, Kan.
Mr. +. A. Florschutz is a new empioye
In the general claim department.
Mrs George Eggleston, who underwent
an operation at St. Francis hospital Thurs
day, is reported doing nicely. Mr.. Eggles-
ton is switchman.
Mrs NJ. A. Denely, East Fifth street. is
staying at the G. W. Eggleston home, 1921
Lime street, for an indefinite time.
Mrs. Grace Angus Agnew is a new en-
ploye in the auditor of disbursements de-
partment of the general offices.
Master Richard EgElestou has returned
to his home in Lime street after spending
some time at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Alice Eggleston, East Sixth street.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-. =
y. w Dolman to Blue PIT. Mig. Co.
lots 1880 Taylor St, Middaugh's j..
md sub. neutrality-suspicious. 1
". Warren to c. Il. Douglass, lots
go, n. y %, Lawrence st, Parkdale. I, 4e5
j. Dechand to L. Sell, lots Al, S. y
A., Lake st. North, Fensky 2nd -.
add. ................... .......-:... 1,oVV
o. A. Peck to +. A. Peck, pit. lots
add. ..................... 100
II. L. Osgood to c. l. Osgood, lot
110 Monroe st, Cranes add; lot
42G, pit n E. 18th St, Keith's 3rd
auu- ..--....-..
e9Gi97 Underwood ave. Meirose sub 1850
d. X. Thompson 10 A. NJ. Courtney,
lots 56-s-G0-62 The Drive, s.. Cross
q a%n' sIi 80 w 'sbniii Lot sa.ss '''
90 :. y 81, The Drive, S. Cross add. IL
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INSURANCE,
SERVICES oFFERFD.

SERVICES OFFERFD
GENERAL AUTOMOBILE WORK Nd
overhead expenses for you to help pay
ss my work is done at my home CARA &c or
at your home If desired. Bert Lewis 12sO
West st. Phone 5925 ].
CYLINDERS REBORED.
Machine work piston pins and bearings
vENNING MACHINE SHOP $50 Monroe.
SNYDER ROOFING co. we build and re-
= pair. paint or recoat All kinds OF roofs.
Phone 1J2. r. o. Box &c.
CEMENT WORK contracted BOYD 1928
West 81. Phone ISL.
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CITY AVIATION FIELD sCoRNED.
Avir.ors Fear 10 Land on Nice Con-
crete Placed Fixed Up by Salina.

Salina. June ga year ago the city
Of Salina spent a large sum Of money
for the construction of an aviation
field in Kenwood park. Planes have
come and gone, planes have been made
in Salina and sold and there are two
airplaues here all the time, but the
city field has never been used. In
stead of taking the cement field for
raising and landing with airplanes the
aviators use a piece of prairie south of
the city where absolutely no prepara-
tons have been made to receive them.
An investigation shows that the ce-
ment floor in the center Of which
There is a large fla e is entirely made
quate because Of its small size, and
the ev'ators are afraid to risk it for
ler1tr-
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WAN 7 S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING HATES: The rate for
Inserting Want Ade in The Topeka state
Journal is / cent a word each insertion
minimum 10 cent?; By the week cents a
word minimum SO cents.
COUNT THE WORDS OF your ad iRclud-
ing four words for State Journal address
When address is used count each "inltial;'
letter aud each number or combination OF
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must De
payment of the same. Note the foregoin g
Instructions about counting the worGs and
the rate per word for Tho Topeka sta .
Journal
classified properly must be In The State
Journal office before 10 20 o'clock. Want
Ada received after ~ 80 till 1 10 D. N. viii
be Inserted under the head: Too Late to
Classify"
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
Wadleigh. Telephone 46S2 XII.

Miss Nettie Lang Of North Topeka spent
Sunday with Miss Mabel Cremer, Grattan
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Fox, Freeman avenue,
entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cox Of Phosnix, Ariz.,, Mr.. and
Margaret and Edward Cox.
Mrs. Dan Warner, Freeman avenue, has
returned from Clinton, Kan, where she
Miss Jessie Burgett, Freeman avenue,
spent the week end in Della, Kan.
Mrs. William Coleman and children of
Fireman avenue have gone to Osawkie, Kan,
Mr.. VIII Kresky of Kansas City spent
Sunday the guest of his sister, Mrs. s.
Baker, Emmett street, and his brother, Mr.,
r.. $. Kresge. Poplar street
Mr.. and Mrs. james Burgett, Freeman
avenue, entertained at dinner Sunday for
Mr.. and Mrs. n. f. Burgett and family of
Della, Kan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson
Miss Eula Cremer. East Sixth avenue.
and Miss Ina Stratton gave miscellan-
eous shower Friday evening at the home of
marriage to MIR. Edgar Coon Of NortonviIie,
ent were Mrs, Nettie Shore, Miss Flora
Shore, Miss Mabel Shore, Mrs. W. NJ Wins
low, Mrs. Jennie Currey. Mrs. c. 4. Harris,
Miss Ada Wilson. Miss Florence Duncan.
Miss Mildred Myers, Miss madonna Horton,
Miss Grace Currey, Miss Pearl Edwards
and Miss Ina Harrison
Miss Rachel Cunningham, Freeman ave
nue. has gone to kilmer, Kan, TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Squires.
Miss Gladys and Miss Mabel Warner.
Freeman avenue, have gone to Clinton,
KAN to spend two weeks visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Gragg, East
Tenth avenue, have returned from Kansas
CITY, where they spent week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Degginer, Chandler
street, entertained at dinner Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Degginger and son,
Frank. of st. Joe, Mo. Mrs. Hattie Easter,
Of Denver, Colo; little Helen OByrne, of
Madison street, and Mr.. George Degginger,
East Tenth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Kendell Green street,
announce the marriage of their daughter,
Evelyn, TO Mr.. Ernest\ Roglitz, son of Mrs.
| Clara Roglitz, Poplar street. which took
place Saturday evening at 30 O'Clock at
the home of the Rev. Z. ID. Muller, pastor
OF the GERMAN Lutheran church. There
were no guests. The only attendants were
Miss Helen Bridson as bridesmaid and Mr.,
| Harry Hastings as best man. After the
ceremony reception was held at the home
| OF the groom's mother, Mrs. Clara Rog-
| litz. Poplar street. only relatives and
| close friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs
| Roglitz Will he at home to their friends
after July 10 at 412 West Seventh street.
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FoR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE--320 acres improved farm in
stanton Co, Kan, all level bottom land.
rich soil unlimited water at 80 feet, fine
well, soft water 30 feet can't be pumped
dry: farm lays at fork of two creeks; loo
acres in cultivation. 100 acres fenced into
pasture, broom house, barn 30x40 IT.. NOW
room, driveway. grain and stock room,
railroad surveyed thru this country and
will build. Price So per acre: clear I.
terms. A. L. Furman Real Estate. 100
West stl ct.
FOR SALE-2O0 quarters. good smooth
wheat and general farm lands. locnted IN
Kearny and Hamilton counties. Kan. 6
to II miles from Santa Fe Railway and
Arkansas river in tracts to suit. Price
si2.J0 and SIS acre. A. J.. Furmnn, To-
peka. Kan. LOG West Sth
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Complete Home

On Lincoln, near car line, near
school. near church, excellent neigh
borhood, i lots, 6-room house, large
sleeping porch, fine electric light fix
lures, newly redecorated. fun base
ment, good furnace, cistern and pump,
garage for cars, plenty nice shade.
This is surely a peach of a house and
priced to sell at $500.
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WANTED-FEMALL HELP


WANTED-Coeks, white and colored, $50
to S25 week. board and room; restau-
rants out of city; dining room and lunch
counter girls out of city, $50 month. board
and room frse transportation; women for
country homes private family help; maids.
man and wife cooks: man and wife farm
work. Furmans Employment office, 106
West 18th. x-.-
HOUSEkEEPER to taSe charge Of house,
small family, no children, close in For
particulars address Housekeeper, care
Journal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Excellent op-
portunity. Apply Room sol Mulvane
Building
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress. Mayes'
Cafe, 524 Kansas ave
WAITRESS AND DISHWASHER. Crem-
erie restaurant.
WANTEBEWomaR to do housework TO
take care of lady. s13 East 18th St
MATHEMATICS CFemerie restaur-
ant
HELP WANTED-311 Kansas ave
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MALE AND FEMALE

CLERKS, tmea. xomenl. Is upward for
Postal Mail Service, s135 monk Exam
nations July. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars, write J. Leonard former
Civil Service Examinerl, 1912 Equitable
Bldg. Washington.
RESTAURANT. help OF al Kinds at Shat
fer's Cafe, 121 West Sixth.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Homes Priced Right
Central Park

Facing park, lots. large rooms,
reception hall, sewing room, all select
hard pine finish, fine shade. separate
rooms in basement. hot air furnace.
hot water tank, full attic, fine shade;
room for 4 cars in barn. Owner leav-
ing city. $500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

---~-~~~~~---~>---~>---->>--
REFINED, well-edueated, middle-aged
gentleman wishes employment at clerical
work in store or office Have had several
years experience in both store and office.
Address "Office', care State Journal.
SITUATION WANTED by experienced
laundress or day worker. Black 1851.
WANTED-Plain sewing. Phone White
1920. IA Jefferson st.
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We Have

number of desirable homes on Gar
field, Mulvane and College which we
will gladly show you. These proper
ties range in prices from s4,7bO and
IN.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PENDRYtS BOOKSTORE, us West Sixth.
Summer reading, very special low prices.
Tarzan, Zane Gray, csc to 75c. We fur
nish any book made
PAINT-light gray, flat yellow, white en-
amel, roof paint, crea sote. extension lad
ders and stepladder. 500 West Tenth.
FOR SALE-Top buggy and single harness
good condition, cheap. Phone 1883. go
Adams.
WANTED-Watch repairing. Main springs
81; cleaned 81; crystals Poe. Armstrong
Jewelry Co, 400 Kansas ave.
ABOUT 30 CORD building stone, 10000 soft
brick and other building material at SIS
Jackson. Tom Smith. Phone 1853.
FOR SALE-Autemobile casing 34x4. Run
less than 200 miles. A real bargain.
Phone Black 1925 Apply 914 Clay.
FOR SALE-Poiyphase Duplex Slide rule.
Hesse, State Journal office.
FOR SALE-Cheap. good lawn mower, fine
condition. 1904 Topeka ave
AUTO SIDE TENT 7x9 #. Phone Black
5I30-
FoS SALE-CleFeland hand hoist. Phone
Red 59s5.
1852 HAsTY AUTO EXPRESS.
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Polk

Two and a half deep lots, 77roon
house, brick veneered, sleeping porch,
everything modern, 0istern and pump,
barn for cars. Price $500. VIII
take COTTAGE in trade or sell on con-
tract for deed.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Saturday night on Silver Lake road
black sleeveless jacket. Phone 1851 Blue.
Reward.
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Used Car Sales Recently
Were as Fellows

FARMER IN JACKSON COUNTY-Came to Topeka
train to buy machinery repairs. Bought Briscoe $780,
He is satisfied.
PLUMBER bought Overland 100000. Has family Makes
good wages This his first We will give his
request.
FARMER, JEFFERSON COUNTY-Pad us over thou
sand dollars for good used We told him he could get
his money back proved other than the
resented it. He bought this honesty We appre
cate that and consider it most valuable asset.
Our used sales record has the of of all
classes of business professional men, officials
mechanics farmers and Others
We may have just what you want If have you buy
it fair price, and be of getting what you pay for
Today featuring Cole Touring, with five good
cord tires and wire wheels refnshed and good top
sweet running condition Well give the owners who
bought this car new for reference also.
USED CARS SOLD FOR CASH OR TERMS
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Bargain

stx-roorn modern house. located at
24s Elliott street, 4 splendid lots, nice
shade, possession Immediately. For
particulars call at residence or Mans
field Land & Loan Co. Suite IS.
Colum bian Bldg. phone 261.
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MONEY

MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Horses cattle. pianos. diamonds. house
hold goods. libraries. typewriters, autoe,
carriages. machinery. nnd to saiaried peo-
pie. +. S. Thomas. 51f Kansas avenue.
Tel. 29e.
MONEY TO LOAN on furniture. etc. Easy
payments. Miss Miller. 513 New Eng
land Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on desirable city prop.
erty. Money ready: no delay. Robert.
II. Kane. 7a5 Kansas ave. Phone 444.
LOANS MADE on personal security: aise
to salaried persons. L. Biscoe- 523 K A
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North Topeka Ne0s

Items for this column may be Ieft A.
Petro's drug store or telephone Elsanor
Kimbaii. 1851 after 4 o'clock otneE
hours, $3.50
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Wanted

To buy farm direct from owner. Ha e
cash. Give legal numbers. full de-
scription, location and best price in
first letter. Address r. r, care Jour
nal.
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Clay

Near Central park. near school and
church, broom all modern house, ir
excellent condition. A bargain a.
$500.
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FOR sALE-crTY PROPERTY.


STRICTLY modern home for
sale by owner if sold by June
%. Will lease to responsible
parties if not sold by that date.
406 Underwood.
CENTRAL AVENUE iO53-Twelve rooms
and wash room; two families can live
entirely separate Ideal rooming house
Street cars, paved street. gas, electric light
and water. Large front porch. Location
half block from new postofficce- Look this
over as an investment Price $4,000. Terms
made. For particulars call on Ellen Park
hurst. No. I Devon Apartment. 18th and
Taylor st. -
FOR SALE-Down town location, COO To-
peka avenue, Ssrooms, modern equipment
Hent hot water system, very desirable.
walking distance. Apply at 1913 Kansas
Avenue, j. s. Rhodes.
FOR SALE-6-room cottage, 18th and
BROOKS. electric lights and gas, lots.
barn and chicken house. Call owner. Blue
1880. sunday and after q p m during week
All DIR. HYATT's houses. piecemeal, adj
Joining 1900 Harrison; one cottage, va
| furnace, eisterp, mantel, attic, shade, S2.T00.
| SEVERAL moHern cottnges convenient to
Holy Name church. See these quick. II.
A. Shull, Phone 4245.
I EXTRA GOOD FLYER room strictly mod
erh cottage close In. west side. Priced
right II. A. ShulI Phone 4245.
| FOR SALE by owner 4-room house. pan
try, lots, good well. fruit. Inquire
nl4 Golden ave. Phone 1851 IA.
| TEN ROOM modern house; owner selling
on account Of health. Phone 5lST W.
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West Side Cottages


Four rooms. fully modern. close in,
at s270o
Four rooms, full basement, electric
lights, nice lawn. shade and garden.
s2.5oo.
Five rooms in fine shape, nearly
new, modern except furnace, east
front. College district. $3.50; $500
will handle.
Bungalows
Six rooms. lots. furnace, electric
lights. cistern and WE'LL just outside
city limits. Price $3.50.
Six-room bungalow, IL lots. oak
floors and finish, strictly modern. For
quick sale, $4,000; $500 will handle.
Tyler
Five rooms and screened in porch
with awnings. oak. fully modern,
s4,750.
East Side
Close in rooms. modern in every
way, splendid repair. Price right at
$3.50.
Suburban
Three acres with plenty of fruit Of
all kinds, pasture for COW. a nice
garden spot. chicken houses and runs
an ideal place for raising chickens
barn with stanchions and cement
floor fer milking, garage and an all
most new 7-room house, full basement
electric lights, we'll and clstern, 2
blocks to car. Price $500.
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FOR RENT-RooMs

1905 POLK-3 modern furnished heusekeeP-
ing rooms aud large sleeping porch to
adults only. Call after p. m. Phone 1912
between and 8. -
FOR RENTING unfinished rooms,
modern home suitable light housekeep.
Call after 5 p. m. 207O Kansas Ave.
FOR RENT-Suite Of front rooms, sec
ond floor S12 Kansas ave. Excellent
office location Phone "a.
GROUND FLOOR housekeeping rooms.
Gordon House. North Topeka. 124 West
Gordon.
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms
also garage 900 Jefferson. Blue 2522.
FOR RFNT-Cnfurnished rooms. Phone
32TJ office hours.