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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-31
VIOLATED FIGHT FILM BAN.
OkIahoman Held Under $4,000 Bond
Had New Jersey Battle in Cans.

Thu -NSW VtI7tJ A1e<tNIN III Ns11Is'
Oklahoma City. Okla, Aug. 81
Charles Myton of Yukon. Okla, was
arrested here today by Alva McDon-
aid, United States marshal. on a
charge of transporting five reels of
films of the Dempsey Carpenter fight
from St Louis to oklahoma City.
Myton waived preliminary hearing
when taken before Ernest Chambers,
United States commissioner, and was
held under $4,000 bond to await &C
ton of the federal grand jury.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-31

Radfum for the treatment of fndpient
cancer in animals is being succesEfully
employed by the American Society for the
Prevention or Cruelty TO Animals.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-31
INDIAN WIT rs DEAD.

Originator of 'sToo Much Salute EN-,
Not NufY Shoot En-" Killed in Fight.
yelling. Okla. Aug. s1-John Rat,
Cherokee Indian, World war veteran,
and originator of the famous war
quip, TOO Much Salute EN- and Not
Enough Shoot En- was killed last
Friday in a fight with Charlie Owl.
another Cherokee Indian, near Lyons.
Owl is held in Jail at StillweIl, but
it is said that he killed Rat in self de-
Tense. Rat was buried here today.
Statistics show that 20 per cent of the
people of the United States who got new
homes last year got one family houses
Since the signing of the armistice 500
600 women have come TO the United States.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
ARE YOU AFRAID OF
A 5000 OR $4,000 SALARY

ARE YOU AFRAID OF
A 5000 OR $4,000 SALARY?
Don't succumb to the delusion
that the big job is beyond you.
Any man with common intel
hgence can succeed if he is will
ing to apply himself. Superior
brains are not necessary.
Every new ! day brings its
quota of new opportunities. But
remember opportunity offers its
treasures only to the man who
is prepared.
Through the LaSalle problem
method of training you can be-
come an executive accountant in
the shortest possible time.
Ask for more facts about the
profession that pays.
LA SALE EXTENSION
UNIVERSITY,
District Branch Department of
Higher Accountancy,
oO5-oO1-oOo Dist. Natl Blk. Bldg.
Franklin 5845.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

$550'Grocery and 5 rooms; bus. averages
S35 per day; rent $35; good stand.
$700.Grocery and 4 rooms; rent SIS.
$750-Grocery; old stand: rent SIS.
81 $1.0O0NGr0cefy and rooms; rent 10.
$1700-Grocefy and meat; rent $50.
$1,s0O@Grocery and meat or light grocery;
rent $50; rooms.
$3. 3.O00-Groeery and meat: rent $67; lease;
Sl.ooo-confect. and s rooms; rent ~.
81. 1.200-Confeet. and fountain; rent -:
big bargains: good bus; rooms.
Il, ,e00LConfect. and fountain: 3 rooms;
rent $45: splendid location.
81, S,800-Confect. and light grocery; rooms;
rent $35; bus. $50 to SIS per day.
42,50O-Confect.. fruit and fountain: rent
$35; rooms; electricity.
$450-Fruit and vegetable bus; cheap rent;
splendid business.
81 1,OO0-Restaurant, old stand: rent $50
$1,200-Restaufant; 2 rooms; rent 81.
$2.S00-Restaurant: rent $S5: big bus.
$2.500-Restaurant; splendid location
$2500-Neaf beer and lunch; rooms.
$2000-Auto aceess- and gas bus.
S65o-Tailor shop and rooms.
8. .0ooLcleaning and dyeins boa: nies dat
s3oosnes 100 ss,t ssHs .,se privilege in best '0s.s'~
$5sO-Roomins house; II rooms; cheap rent;
good location and income.
81 ,000-Roomins house: II rooms; near 18th
and I; cheap rent; big bargain.
near Pension Park.
R. M. CURTIS. F. 6586-J.
212 Columbian Bldg., 4f6 5th st. NV .
Evening star., 1921-03-31
OPERATORS on power sewing
machines, to work on boys
pants. 4O8 lst st..s.e

OWN Y0UH OWN HOTEI-We require the
services Of capable business women to help
organise our company. Every woman who
would like best to hive in q modern hotel at
reasonable rate % requested to send her name
and address and state her qualinca lions for or
Evening star., 1921-03-31
CAMP zAcHARY TAYIeR, LOUISVILLE.

kY., AT AUCTION.
v.lious @ s.es sessisa p,sn.s g I iSoeSo a isss & &
eisaias sSS 81 ies.asva si::sts: soe o sos...ss g
siass; !oo tons g ssilload stsss. sssIs mon
sg :. f .se seo va =. q E :s
auction. without reservation, beSinnin1 ApeI
25, on the camp g.ounds
divided into So..s dtes. factory @ des: % and
ernnent over TN milton deii.rs ss and y vsn s.
ONE OF THE GREATEST
write or wire for inventory ana details -
the Louisville Real Bstats and nevelepnsnt
Ss ssie. lsents "shs Ws; s:Tt%s.. Bss:asss Louisville
FOE sALD-Weil eotabiished eisaf a ueried-
iesA stoEe: -AddreA Box 24-H. bar oAheA. IL
sssn sssys: E Esca -, ss.sos II ssziias. Iadsss ss
invest any par part d q 90 L sny - sR 9 g
merit nth er without my services. Address
LUNCHRooM : One Of the best 1Eopositioos
pess ne r. ..n;: ss sse: s:;sssa; ts1ss
:s.s suser Aa s1S ses s easay "a. ses s
MUM income ard other parficulafa, AdAsess
Lock Box 90, E1svsnth Street statisa. Wash-
ington. D. q.
SEVERAL MEN with mechani-
cal experience, capable Of acting
as superintendents. Permanent
positions at good salaries to men
who can make small investment.
Brightwood Sanitzfium Co..
Continental Trust bldg. 31*
Evening star., 1921-03-31
$40 G st. NV.
Franklin $500
SEWING MAfHTNEE

SEWING MACHTNN|An makes, SO, $iz.
SIS, $1s, SO. 81 and $8; a easy payments;
year free; give N . call and save money
Capitol Se1fng Machine Hxchange. 25 81 st.
LARGEST LINE Of useA sewing machtnes In
the city. Al makes. 80 and up. 1 year's
guarantee. RA9tiAg: expert repairing: hem
stitehing: plaitiAl. 1ut4sas nsde - seder.
Col. i700
AL IAKES fenfo1, r6Daafo1; hensfltcSI1S:
pheuogf1ph and eeeor6s. IAxa1ns, IA Pa. ava
"a I'm z5B. On Svuu1ngs.
IzhonD4 1!0ok q 1sed csW1as 0a69isa.
Rea0y. 628 Pa. ave. Ae. Phone Inc. 3612
Evening star., 1921-03-31
R. M. CURTIS. F. 6586-J.
212 Columbian Blde., 4f6 5th St. NV.

HOW MUCH have you to invest in . eorppra-
ton now paying dividends. that has . proves
product that will revoiutionize one Of the
largest industries In the country, With raj
estate back Of your investmentf fu1l ex@
plana at1ou VIII convince yuu Of the safs<y and
return. Rsptiss eoandsntial. AAase6 Bag
08-T Star o6Dc0.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

MARKER and sorter, to assist with packing,
At once. Louise Hand Laundry.
MEN AND WOMEN-If you want to increase
your present income. without cost and Without
interfering with your present work. attend our
!ea1 e:tate conferences Hery Tuesday. 5 pm.
NURSE. white. Call before 10 an. or after
p.m.. at l224 18th st. NV.
NURSES WANTED-Always in demand at good
pay; learn at home in spare time: entire tui-
ton can be earned in few weeks; you earn
while you learn. Special offer. inciudine free
nurses outht. Write for full particulars. Chi
cae0 School Of Nursing. 421 8. Ashland blvd,
Dent r. (,hfcaRn III
Evening star., 1921-03-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


ARE R,s,s Yog D.. SATISFIED g rscs.ys sH g ycus
an Investment Russell Roo1s. Is st. NV. 8
WELL ESTABLISHD LABORATORY. manu-.
splendid business, will Be sold Tor $4,000
Only Only rally interested parties need apply. Ad-
HOTEL. completely furnished ana doing a good
business. located On main thorouxhfare in Mont
properly handled should net handsome y,s yesriy
shen1 ssin 2sss. s:snnon Iueh'' 7ls 18th st. NV
CORPORATION: doing a national bushes, re-
quires additional capital to provide for expan-
business the success Of which is assured. '
For full particulars address Boz 72-H. Star
BUSINESSES OPPoRrUNrTYlf have a most
clerical end Of my local business and who is
develop same; business hiEh-ciass. profitable
tunity for right man. Address Boz iW-H. stsr
YOUNG NAN has 8. 600 to invest in store Or
some kind Of business with services. Address
Box 109-H. Star office.
GROCERY and meat market. Must Be sold At
once. Address Box Ssh. Star office. q
Star office. 81
BY OWNER, established grocery and Ice
cream store; doing big business; must sell on
account Of health. Big opportunity for hust-
lers. 1920 11th st. NV. tcorner Fairmont.)
SACRIFICE.
Dry goods store; rooms; coed location;
Cafe and hotel; prominent location down
town; sell at greatly reduced price; long lease:
cheap rent; receipts s., 600 a month
rs for sefvice-24 years experience.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc.
Successors to New York Realty BrokerA
Main 1897. 1923 ct.
Marshall Business Brokers.
Bargain. Delicatessen and fancy groceries
in market. This stand has the advantaee Of
show window on transient 1t. Price, 1850.
Rent. $40.
Unusual opportunity. Safety blade sharpen
ing machine. Old established business. Aeen-
cies in drug and hardware stores. Half pfiee
at $500.
Gasoline station, oils. repair shop; prominent
corner NV; will sacrifice.
Rooming house near 18TH and sts. Wen
furnished. electric light. NV. heat. Owner
leaving city. Price. $1.2D
We want business places at right prices for
II you want to list with our successful o6ices,
where hundreds Of places are sold. watch for
our advertisements.
Marshall Business Brokers,
92o N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
MALE.

MALE.
ACDOUNTANOY-IHCOM TAX-Intens~ coach
ing for revenue auditor and clerk promotion
bookkeepinE examina tions. Individual lessons
81: monthly tuition. S7-b0 Introductory
classes. 7530 Thursday and Friday; opening
classes, Monday Revenue Auditors Training
Inst. 1916 u 81 81
ACCOCNTASTS-Become an exert ace mnt
ant under the guidance Of 16 pracffcinx certified
public accountants within 10 months: no text
books used; small cost; easy terms: only
hour. day or night, required: more than 800 C.
r. AS to our credit international Account.
ants Society. 6o4 Colorado bldg. Open daily
until pm.
AMBITIOUS MEN to qualify in spare time for
positions In drafting profession: steady con.
complete course to months 1nforma tion as
TO opportunities on request. Enroll now Co
lumbia School Of Drafting. 14th and T sta NV
BAkBERS (2J-Nationai Hotel Barber Shop.
BATTERY sERvICE-station man: thoroughly
experienced in all details Of storage battery
service; station work: in first letter give full
information concerning previous sxpsfience
and salary to start. Address Boz 1S1-E. Star
once.
BOY. bright 70 learn bookbin411g; 61fng Fez-
ereDce. Geo. A. Simoods 3 o.. 909810 st
NV. End floor.
BUSAkLNAN. Apply At ooes g NsVeos1 1
CLEKk--An around grocery CLERK. Rubin BroS.
f710 1lfA q Az r.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

|SALESLADIES - Experienced
in ladies' suits, coats, dresses
and millinery. Liberal salaries
and commission. Apply to
Mayer Bros. & Co., o37 and o3o
F NV. i
Evening star., 1921-03-31

NJ A Mo assist manager, l
want a man to work with me in
Washington. He must be equip
ped with brains, character and
personality. The job is building
clientele for a bona fde house of
national reputation. l will assist
this man to develop himself into
a high position. The opportunity
is splendid for promotion and
large income. The associations
are the best, and the connection
is such as to attract the highest
type of man. If you feel that
your qualifications justify it, call
Main 1311 for aDDointment.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
WANTED-HELP.
nGAH.n-rAAffRHAA ~

WANTED-HELP.
MALB-ContinueA.
CARD wRITER-Ezperieneed: e1esile9s oo
| bldg. /.
OHAUFTDUR, reliable. inteIlireat: Apply, 2
writing. stating other kind OF work 0afne9 u
do. Address Box 3A-E. Star ONCE u.
! work. 521 18th st. i
COUNTERMAN. expdiencsd. fos lunehfes@
Apply Merchants Lunch. 521 11th st. NV: 2
DENTIST wanted at once: must be Registered
feod wge.S Fl sth n% and -A
DRUG CLERK. registered. for three evening,
| a week and every other Sunday. Address Boz
75-H, Star office.
D UG CLERK, registered
good pay; excellent hours; ref.
erences.- John M. Thai, 2434
18th st. NV.
ENGINEER with laundry ex-
perience. Apply Immediately
|72o-31 9th st. NV.
RRRAND BOY , wanted with bicycle. Apply
FARM HAND-Reliable, white. married. ol
colored, single or married. Write Maj. w. n.
Clifford. oatlands. Va. 81
GENERAL farm help wanted
Board, room, laundry and $40 a
month. Conger Laundry, Z3rd
and N. Y. Ave. NV.
GENTLEMAN connected with foreign legation
wants English lessons. Please state terms
and partculars. Address Box 61-H. Star Of
fee z
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN.
p;v nd frai in fOr Rh-a0
positions in hotels. clubs. restaurants. cafe
teras and -o teasooms M many sradsnatss nov nov
own their own hotels. Big pay; quick ad
vancement; delightful surroundings; easy
hours: fine living: fascinating work-these are
delightful business. Course Endorsed by Bilt
more, Commodore. waldorf-Astoria. Ansonia
and other great hotels. which offer preferenes
fcssion now. Course costs but few cents q
Gay. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL,
JUST STARTING.
A NEW CLASS TAKING FREE COURSE
OF INSTRUCTION. THAT HAS DEVELOPED
HIGHLY PAID ENECUTIvEs FROM AMRI;
cHaRcE rfHus ~ fSrEREHREScE IL VIII PRES
ENT WORK. APPLICATION FOR INTER.
rIEW Ssv sHopLD ,rB Not Re pELhfEp 5hAfaa ndS AZ
62-H. STAR OFFICE. q
LINOTYPE OPERATOR for No. 8 machine;
also ad. man: s42; morning paper: union
shop; steady position. Ga1ette-Revfew. At
lantic City, ". J.
MAN, able-bodied. coiored. as caretaker at
warehouse residence at warehouse required;
married man without children preferred: must
come well recommended. Address Box 327-A.
Star ofice.
NAN who is experienced in Homework and "a
take care Of lawn and garden: state waEeS.
Address BOX 1O3-H. Star office.
MAN, for the lobby Of a financial Institution:
large. strong. neat.appearins white man. with
references, between the ages Of 50 and 45
years Must be able to give directions to
patrons in a pleasing manner. viii be re-
Guired to wear uniform furnished BY company.
Mail application to Box III, Star once.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
FOUND.

BASE BALL MIT-On O ST.. March II. In
quire 144O r st., Apt. 3.
Evening star., 1921-03-31
SALESMEN
$4,000.
MANAGERS.

Are ys0 ArmAn who can take advantaee Of
real oDDsetuAtfy? Do you know that Ne wan
% Day gssa mea 10000 and more? We han
tie naeaey and big corporation. Are you tn
naaf Can p person Aoaday. 10 18th 1t
Evening star., 1921-03-31

SECURITY sALESMAN-High-elass, to han
die m issue Of stock of chain store corpora
man. Address Boz 24S-E. star ONCE.
TH0 NAN we want very seldom reads these
aAA He must be ambitious and able to travel
sevstAl states. Such mag can become sta te
distributor representing q Chicago manufac-
tufef. Small investment required. Give phone
number. Address Boz 3S-H. Ntar One als
Evening star., 1921-03-31

|SALESLADIES, experienced,
for coats, suits, dresses; good
salary and commission, averag-
ing best wages in town; pleas
ant and permanent positions,
National Garment Shop, 925 F
st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

ENGINEER with laundry ex-
perience. Apply Immediately.
720-t31 9th ST NV
Evening star., 1921-03-31
.WANTED-4EIP,

iT1 M9U11NC1 NAN. eTo1,ieoee1- !. r-e
resent n Washingtoa enc Of tie largest MI
insuranee eompan3es; favorable opportunity 70
Good sueeeea AAdreee Boz 100-D, star once
SALESMAN for representative sundry line
who u SoW calling on Washington druggists
es1nissiea 6aa1; csffespondence eeandential
Addrsss ,. C. Miller. 16 North Greene, Bal
tiasees5 Nd. .--e----------
eALES3EN-WritSf tor nsr g tfraI ful
blg da0and for nens .tnsxpeRiene1o o. e1Dsfi
enee1s city o. txavoaiag. Nat1eoai 0aleu10'
1iai1ine Associat3oa. Dept. 3se. CAacasN
Evening star., 1921-03-31

Bargains in Office Supplies
Whle They Last and Subject to Previsos Sale.
Terms Cash.
once tables. oak (usedl. Each. ...--.. $3.50
4-drawer steel letter die (usedt-.:... 4000
4 2-dfawer smaIl oak desks (new). Da.. II S5
4 S-drawer small oak deaks (newj. Ea., 1890
oak armchairs (nev). Each. 9.9s
revolving armehairs. oak new. Ea, 1875
eak table, feet long. drawee..--.. 16.l0
800 quart bottles ink. Per bottle- 81
is boxes typewriter carbon paper. Box. LBS
= oak hat racks, hooks. Each. ...... 8X
me above items arc offered for innme6iats
sale and ara real yalues at bargain prices.
A to Z Business Bureau, Inc
1910 G St. NV.
franklin 1890
Evening star., 1921-03-31

YOUNG AND Old!
BIG MONEY and OPPORTUNITY for Q i've
wire. Apply Northwest Realty Co.. NV. cor
lSth and Col. road, at an or pm.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

We want business places at right prices for
cash buyers. We cannot supply the demand.
II you want to list with our successful ofdceS,
where hundreds Of places are sold. watch for
our adveftisements
Marshall Business Brokers,
92o N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1921-03-31

ERRAND BOY wanted with bicycle. Apply
Room SOL Bond bldg.
FARM HAND-Reliable, white. married. or
colored single or married. Write Maj. w. h.
Clifford Oatlands, Va. 81
Evening star., 1921-03-31
PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
$17.W PER WEEK
to start,
ELEVEN HUNDRED
dollars during first

SALESLAD1ES for suit, coat
and dress departments; if you
have thorough experience in
these lines you can secure one
of the best paying positions in
the city; salary no object to
competent women; all applica-
tions strictly confidential.
ROBERTS,
Outftters to Women,
o33 F st. NV. q.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
HATTIE WALKER is AN HONOR
TO BEREA

Some years ago Mrs. Frost in visit
ing the Glade colored school identi-
fed a particularly bright girl who
could spell down the school, and en-
couraged. her with a friendly word
and the present Of a little book.
Subsequently this girl led her classes
at the Lincoln Institute and taught
there for two years before going on
to Fiske University. In Fiske she is
leading her classes and is expected TO
graduate in another year with the
magma cum laude from an institution
whose standard is such that it never
gives the summa cum laude. NJ So
Hattie Walker mas jdst paid visit
to her mother and father in Berea,
Mr.. Walker being the indispensable
assistant in the College garden. Miss
Walker will be an honor to Berea and
a great force in education whether
she teaches in this country or carries
out her present purpose of being a
foreign missionary.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
RESOLUTIONS OF CAPT. JAMES
WEST POST

Whereas. our comrade, VIM. Nor
ris, passed away from earth, on Sun
day, May Is, 1921,
Resolved that. in the death Of Com
rade Morris Capt. James West Post
G. A. R., loses one Of its most intel
ligent and faithful members; the
community law-abiding. public
spirited, and influential citizen; the
church an earnest and exemplary
member; and the family circle low
ing husband and father.
Resolved that the frequent visits
Of the death angel bring sadness 10
our hearts and remind us Of the
rapidly approaching time when the
Union soldiers will all have gone to
the other world.
Resolved that a copy of these reso-
lutions be furnished to the immedi-
ate family of our deceased comrade
and one TO the Berea Citizen, with
the request that it be published
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
BARN BURNS DOWN

The burning of an old barn in the
valley south of Presidents house
caused some excitement on Saturday
night, and some new speed records
were established by several whose
sprinting days were supposed to be
over.
The building was old and dry and
furnished the material for a hot blaze
while it lasted.
The fire brigsde were on hand in
good season. but could do no more
than confne the blaze to the building
itself.
Aside from the destruction Of the
barn, no other damage was done.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
THE NEW LINCOLN HOTEL

Some months ago J. F. Mckinney
purchased the Berea Hotel and at
once began extensive improvements.
which are now completed, and the
hotel, under the capable management
Of the new proprietors, Messrs. Hicks
and Colt, is a most inviting place TO
make headquarters. The building
has been newly painted and put in
frst-class shape from top to bottom.
p The new management in another
column Of The Citizen guarantee
cleanliness, courtesy, and comfort,
and these essential qualities in a high
grade hotel, combined with convent
ence to the railroad depot, make the
new Lincoln a model Kentucky
Home for the travelling public.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
CIRCUS DAY

The Circus is coming-holds many
interests for every member of the
family. For example, little Willie's
behavior has been beyond reproach.
He has seen the haring posters an
nouncing the coming of the circus
and nightly chores are done with a
precision which has caused mothers
to take particular notice. Willie has
felt the thrill.
The circus is an American institu-
tion-it is a recreation for all classes.
Seated side by side, the youngsters
of the rich are just as delighted and
can gain no more enjoyment than the
poorest orphan, and the daring feats
Of the bareback riders, thrilling seri-
al acts and wholesome comedy of the
clowns fall alike upon eyes and ears.
The special trains bearing the
Campbell Bailey Hutchins Combined
Circus and Wild West will arrive in
Berea, Tuesday. June % at daybreak
The glittering mile long free street
parade will take place at MONDAY
and there will be two complete per-
formances at 2 and p. m. Doors
will open one hour earlier.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
At YALE

President and Mrs. Hutchins are
this week attending the Commence
ment Of Yale College, at which Prcsi-
dent Angel is inaugurated.
On this notable anniversary Presi-
dent Hutchis receives from his al
ma mater the honorary degree Of
Doctor Of Divinity degree confer
red upon him last spring by Oberlin
College. His son, Robert who re-
Gently won the DeForest medal, de-
livers the Valedictory Of his class.
Let us hope that these distinctions
in some way may bring advantage
70 Berea College.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
CAN EN-

There is the blackberry, "the old
standby" that we people have the
pleasure of using if we care to. If
you can get them buy some, for they
are fine eating.
Let us supply you with sugar for
the making of jam and preserves.
We have the strong shouldered Ma
son jar, the best kind, sl00 for l
dozen, quart size. The good heavy
jar rubbers. New Mason lids.
Just in, fresh lot Of Beech-nut
goods. Peanut butter 10, 20, SOC size.
Spaghetti and Macaroni, the best,
only 15c a package. Cherry pre-
serves, think Of il. One pound pure
fruit and sugar for 45c. Cheaper
than new cherries. Sweet potatoes,
none better canned, fine, 2 lbs. for
zoe.
100 lbs. Mixed Hen Feed -. $275
When you want a quick cake that
will not fail you, get Swans Down
instant ready mixed cake -four Just
add water, mix and bake.
We are glad when you are pleased.
THE ECONOMY
Telephone 135 Chestnut Street
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
NOTICE TO WATER USERS

Owing to the drought. the College
now is obliged TO pump most Of the
water used in Berea. Until further
notice, no water may be used for
watering lawns. All leaks must be
promptly reported TO the Woodwork
Department of the College, phone
1874; and in every way greatest pre-
caution must be taken. Otherwise.
water will be turned off OF properties
where such waste is discovered.
Fl. f. TAYLOR
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23

Monday for her home in Wollaston,
Mass. She was accompanied by her
mother, who will make an extended
visit with her.
Mrs. t. B. Stephenson and children
are out of town for a months visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Ida Bowman, Of Lexington,
was a guest in the home of her uncle,
J. L. Baker, for last weekend.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-06-23
ICE CREAM AND CAKE SALE

A rich treat for everybody, Friday
evening, this week, p. m. to s p. M,
on new church lot opposite Boone
Tavern. Good rich ice cream (cow
Variety and generous portions Of
cake all for o0c; cones for the kidiics
and a welcome and good time for all.
OF course it all helps with the Fee
Memorial Church Building fund.