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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Looking Backward in Society
Columns of The State Journal

January Z, 1901.
Mrs Guilford Dudley entertained very
informally at cards Saturday afternoon
complimentary to her niece, Miss Sarah
Walker of Glen Falls, N. Y, who is spend
ing the winter with her. The time was
pleasantly spent in playing Slippery Ann
and the prize, gold hat pin, was won
present were Miss Walker. Miss Mary
Thompson, Miss Josephine Shellabarger,
Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Daisy Lakin,
Miss Mary Chamberlain. Miss Essie Cham
berlain, Miss Gertrude Devereux, Miss Susie
Gay, Miss Helen Walker. Miss Hazel Fas-
sler, Miss Florence Rossington Miss
Louise Smith, Miss Helen Smith. Miss
Jeanette Ware, Miss McCrory of Lawrence,
Miss Ivah Davis, Miss Abby Ware. Miss
Bessie Campbell, Miss Mary Sweet. Miss
Janette Lord and Miss BESSIE Hayden
Lee Clinton Forbes has been appointed
organist at the First Congregational
church.
Miss Pearlade Prescott gave one of her
very charming one o'clock luncheons Sat
urday complimentary to Miss Mary Winn
of Kansas City. The table was attrac-
lively decorated with pieces OF Battenburs
and California pepper plants.
The Ladies' Music club will meet with
Mrs. Will Macferran at the Wiley Wednes-
day instead of with Mrs. c. S. Gieed.
Miss Helen Hogeboom has returned from
a visit in Pittsburg, Kan.
w. w. Whitney spent Sunday in Kan
Mrs. George f. Sheriff has returned
from visit in Leavenworth-
The regular meeting of the Women S
Clue will be held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of the president. DIR. Mary E.
Stewart, GA Harrison street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07
WANT APPEAL DISMISSED
Attorneys Argue Motion In PochleI
Mercantile Case Today.

Attorneys for F. H. Smithmeyer and
George Kirchoff. officers of the Poeh-
Ter Mercantile company of Lawrence.
argued a motion before the supreme
court this afternoon to dismiss the ap-
peal of Richard J. Hopkins, attorney
general, from the order of Judge C. A.
Smart. of the Douglas county district
court. ordering return of certain docu-
ments seized from the Poehler COM
pany-
thirty -eight wholesale grocers now in
volved in custer suits brought by the
attorney general under the state anti
trust act.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07
Sy FRANCES JONES

Epiphany, or Twelfth Night, was
observed Thursday evening by the
parish of Grace Cathedral with party
.iven at Guild Hail. This is the frs
party to be given for several year.
md the first time the Epiphany party
pas been a parish party. All VIII"
.ame brought refreshments and d
'spread' was held. with about two
hundred persons present Bishop
James Wise gave a talk. also Dean j.
IL. Deb. Kaye. Carols were sung and
4 general good time enjoyed
Proxies for the members of the YES
Try were apo. nted and drew for the
King of the party next year. DIR. w
4 T. Walker drew the red bean for Mr..
Earl G. Williams. who will act a:
king at the next party. Mrs. Charles
. w. Merriam drew for Mrs. John r.
Shelton, who will be the queen next
5ear.
X y X
An unusually large crowd heard
Bishop James Wise talk at the open
meeting of the Womans club Thurs
Jay afternoon. The auditorium at the
". w. c. A. was filled and chairs were
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07

New York Liberty Bond Market.
New York. Jan. Liberty bonds close !:
31as. 90 90; first As, S7.fi0; second As 81 20
f,rst AVS; $3.50: second AIS: s7.2O: third
Sa4's, 300; Victory AXIS, 97.0O.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07

New York Lead Market
New York. Jan. 7-LEAD-Market steady
Spot. 4:75: zinc, dull; East st. Louis spot.
{. 5Q@56o.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07

Immediately after a "Danderine"
massage. your hair takes on new life,
lustre and wondrous beauty. appearing
twice as heavy and plentiful. because
each hair seems to fluff and thicken.
Don't let your hair stay lifeIess. color
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lots of long. strong. beautiful hair.
A 35-cent bottle of delightful Dan
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dandruff and falling hair, This slim
ulating "beauty-tonic" gives to thin.
dull. fading hair that youthful bright
ness and abundant thickness-AH
druggistsi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-07
HAMILTON BANK is SOLVENT
Bank Commissioner Finds No Short
age In Greenwood County.

Examiner Z. L. Misak today report
ed to Walter E. Wilson, state bank
commissioner. that he has found 10
shortage in the Hamilton State bank
of Hamilton. Greenwood county. L.
NJ. Thrall. cashier of the bank. dis
appeared several days ago. First re-
ports were that a shortage of $22-e00
existed. Irregula rites have been
found. however. in the cashiers per-
sonal accounts. the examiner said.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

ia ~detzfaciaf
81 har saelte q no hay saskt4. ne d
ae. pero 81. Is in hseh0 que On Ia ma
gofla de los eaeo8 LOS reaultadOs
hnenos So debeii b eausa reifDctamen'
Is detsfminada8, como que no hay efec
20 sin causa. 81 en- los neg0oios asrf
lco1ak rnsnlkan tantaa coaaa n ree6a
Is p0fQ0e Muc'Ezs 60 e4a8 tensae ron
exfIaHas a u aetfdn de1 h0mbf6 y ustp
l6nemes que asna1tfrnosio , eobfe e.
40. s6befl0.
8aNieH16 sslo va bo6tnos esb6Iaf
aIs11ae Vetee QHe Icz ne
salsan a IA medd& " nadalf aeSaes
en- este eaeo e hem0s hc1he. pof
haesifa patl8 TODD ~ possible nor en-
tar ef ffatese t8 aettSift1i04 f1IpaF
~ 4obietno III g Is suefls.
S0bra todo. 10 anterior a6lo Bneede
en- casos exsepclanel tasi eiemDle
10 cue N1mamo8 sHelle no Els ei0a up@
e4ttpld6z dna hieimo8 me imbf6rf
sion D "a l1ffa de opo1l61ilad para has
Ger na i1aba5o.
Los nombfe1 que tIef4h bnen4 suGl
te, eape1iaIuenfa 6n aetfeaffmfa. 81
tieueh. an u 6eftb4o b Ell los m1acuIoa.
rRoIEo. 81 M DoieiIA'.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

cohdiencia de 6A pt0pia fhorza. Una
seefeia fcz n decfa cue 81 fambien
podrla subir hasta aquellas alturas, y
rugif adl. Aquella $ez Formidable 10
dtrafa lIfcsfsfibIemenfe. Do una MI
rada de efatitnd + De Garlic q Ia ea-
bra que 10 habia tTiad0 y aeaficlad0.
n eltando poT las rocas v salFando
precipieloa, eubi6 hasta Ia aItura don
de estapa eI otf0 leon. So reconcile
rons ae ~salndaron. Y De ALT en- adalan-
te, cuenta Is historic. que Sc cOninar'
tieron ei eobiafno de- aquella extenea
eomarea. Pero. en- medic de au gran.
deza; nunoa olyid6 81 LEON los faFoTes
que en- sd infancia IL prodie6 IA eabfa
Pof ESQ siefnpf0 Guido de ella , de su
hermano 81 cahrito ,
Chahtos hikoa hudrfanos hay que
per hunfildes son desprecla DOS. pero
Me en- "a mifada fulgura va 10 llama
linmfin&uihie del eenio. Y aunQue
habitan humilde eahaha v So cubren
con pobfe ye8Nmenfa, en- su mepte a.
indian ensneHos de grandeza. De co.
faz6n e4lofzadn estudian. perseVeran,
sufren penu1las. Vehcen dificultades,
" marchan adelante hasta yer corona
dos sus anhelos y conuuistan el laurel
de la gloria
La Hfstoria nos enseha, que IA mas
yor parte de los hombres srandes, fne'
ron mines pobres Los que estudiau
con tezon. traba5aron con perseveralf
eta. hicieron 81 bien a Ia patria y IA
Humankind, la Historic ha recogido
sns nombres para trasmitlrlos a Ia pos
teridad. como ejempaoa de- ~esfuerzo Y
perseverance,. La victoria solo
|c0nsisuen los fenaces. la IMMORTAL.
dad solo SO conceae 4 las aIrnas gran
des.
Nino, I'd pnedes ser medico, ahoga-
40, general. gobernador. presidents, 10
que I'd qQieras. solo necesitae dos co
saa HQnerer y d~eterminarte."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
EsIabonazos!



cARAmHAl cue cOBlERNog
n hombfe que es previsor y que
tIene algunos dedos de frante v Que a.
demas, SO mete parejo, como dicen
los gaaanes, Entertainments no espera
nada de Ia suerte y 81 10 ofrcen en-
yenta un boleto de Loferfa pienea en-
81 peso que le cdesta pufo grano.
Hace poeos dias que lei Tin c1istcci.
TO que tiene verdades de a folio.
Un rancher0 dc TERRA adentro fu6
Dor pflnera vez Veracfuz y Al YER
e mar exelam6:
eCaambal Que Go6fernol * m.
ereibie qiie no haya hecho NADIA para
imuedir esia inundaci6nls
~ buen rancher0 EN- su interior. no
na ae habef culpado a Huerta: pero
p Porfirio y Carranza. han re haber
salldo rasDadoB con ens olucnbraeiones
como csc fanchar0 hay las careas
de ~faneheros one de TODD cuIban al
kobiernq hasta de que Sc haII1n inun-
dado las tiefras cubi8ftas dei mar
0tros no le oehan Ia qiga dfracta
meute 81 Gobierno sine qne lodas Ian
eolpas sc las refrlegan en- 81 Aocfco 4
Ia suerte.
Fobre suepte y pobre GobIefnof
- 60 reFienta Ia presa con Ia Ave
nda q loga IA Iangoata: Al Sc IA NAL
la mlpa 81 los hij0s resutan ahfiados
como las matas que Green en- h SOM
bra; De TODD tiene Ia cuIpa 3 Ia anefte
o ei G0biem0.
Fero license IDS. en- que nav otfa
eiPse Dc hombres que Is flenet Al CO.
piefno On aoberno dcsDrecio v fican
9 Q en- cuello que 10 cue no h4aan
eAos no 10 he De hacef nadie en- sns
hefeaades. hhtos no Sc quegan az IL
aNeFte prohablemoute p0rque no espe.
ran nada DE- ella.
Luago hay dos classes 40 hombres vi
Iorzoaamente n AZ elias "a az ff8ef
Iaz6n.
~ cue no preyee nj tiene aone11a
extension arriba de las cojae "A none
a sn parte, TODD emfeno ario
pare cue 70 reniitcn tftn las eoaat
'se ea e que 70 lspen TODD del araso
I del paternal Cohlern0 ' ouahdo con-.
pre- an bulete de loterfa ooana fod4
" im~aeinafidn con loa e-entanaren AZ
niles ~ pesos Qae Ne pueds ranar
aecir 70 ocupa con para pdia.
M ot pxtraan. pues. que hsya
os agricultores Q quienea 80 los Laval
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

N|NNN |"N U| "NMN1
Entire Ell espes0 bnsque De yifgen
selva exislia lhplia y pfcluuee eape
lunca. sobefbio palacio 90 habilaba
una leopa J 81 cachofro, reina absolur
Ia del RENO animal de aduelIoa FastQs
contofhoa. "a amorosa madre perma-
necfa aias y neches cuidendo, al!me4-
tando y acarlciando a sd hijo, herede.
70 de- a4u6E RENO. Solo al despuntar
81 dfa. cuando los primeroa fayos del
sol empiezan e dofaf las nubes que
cfuzan Il eapacio. salia en- pusca de
caza para su alimento. Una hernoaa
tarde de paran0, Ia 1eona e6oueh6 ex
tgahoa fnid6s. trppel de eaballes y Ia
dfidos de pefroa. y sali6 de la eueEa
para inQuirir Ia causa De tan inAsltado
movimlento. Sc dirigit a mas alto
ventisquero y tendi6 50 escrutadora
mirada hacia 81 a~nchuroso horizOnte
c~hlumbFande en- ~lonianan1a una naul
tftud de hombres que corrian en- brio
sos ~corceles y de- galgos que con suA
ladfidos metfan espantoeo ruido. So
gufan 4 unos ffmfd0s cierVos que CO.
rrian desconcerfad0s por el verde va
lie. Ro0o8 mogaentos habfan paaado.
cu4nd0 he aQuf. taue certera bala DC
cazad0r ayieso hirlo u leona y le ARE.
batt Ia vida. 81 leQncito. Que
do hueriano, aQandonado en- aquei an
tre espantoso.
mi vano q leoneit0 esper6 a su ma
DIRE. La noche ompezapa a extender
su negro nanfo 81 aquella regia man
sion. fIas 8ombras de las roeas Sc
a~aiGantab fernando una forma fam
tastica Horrible. El 1eoncito Hama
ba D suzmadre y gemia, sin escuchaf
sotfa rsspuesta que el eco dc su propio
gamidoN chyas ~ldgubres sonoridades,
pafecfah erueles irbnias del destino.
E1 pequefoH dej6 do 1I0raf. porque adI
propia voz le infnndfa paY0r, ceff6
loa ojos, II Sc Qued6 dormido.
- ,4... ..nort< -. mnaona
- sn9aAssS 1slsSssS .% mn,fa
$3.50 ~ 1919 Y s9n1tn ~ Il
~ 800 k.ao. ast~@nto 81
Rs.tA 49,. y 1850 t5A~
se1yn ~ ss9t3 y 49,
Tssy $3.50 49, s., 1899 1e.e~a :
" 1870 $500 III @feaSs
$500 ~ aat Rsn $3.50 ,aas@nsds
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10
cANuTo oRTiz
-RKFINAmlKNro DEL ALMA


Antics Dc quo 81 hierro paso a SCI
aoefo, necesita "a acei6n del fuego
haeta 81 roio blaneo para despoiarae
de ciartas ~partfculas do carbon que
cgniienes y con TODD Sc hace necesariC
EeI aoIpe del marro para comDletar "a
ohra.
Antea Dc que 81 gas ilumina las
heIias metropolis. ~ deapota primefa.
nente 81 carbon del alquitr6n. del acl'
do oarb6nico y domas ~substancias re-
siqosas que disminulfan 81 brlllant6z:
para clio SO somete al calor Intense,
haoe paaar pof aqua, se condensa
medIante el fro y Sc trasmite por re-.
|~toFtas y destIIadores.
Las praebas son tambi6n necssarias
para 81 crecimiento de- ia alma erando
Z nuble Ia frotacion } qualification.
: acoi6n ~coltrayente del fla ) Ia dfla.
tanto def calor, 81 pocado y 81 ARE
nentlmient0 q que esfamos progresses,
las 01cnlfadea y panalidades cue te.
nenans que afronfar en- Ia vida. todo
fortalece nuqslFo progreso espiriluaI p
moral.
coHtFnfre9tando q icy Dc her1ncia
Cuau ffec~nenfeuiante pesa sobre no
eotro9 alguna iraaieldn dcspreciable
% iauIia. ~ hiio a. IN aran bandt
a., Jesse james loar6 81 0tulo De ann-
tor ep y Nscuela de hagas de Kansas
CITY - J1ez eilae norlep. de IL su
prenla oogte dc Kansas. tome II nala
bI4 en- esta oeaeitn por alennoa ahoa.
James he ald0 Ell nostfn de- su madro
yiuda - ha trahalad0 On niia casa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

"
Pass pof r. cueTa, oscuro
Yascon mi bestia cansada;
X donde me dieron poDada
ii 81 GahaIlo por Uni burro.
puss ahofa 81 Que eafoT SECURE
de il a donde me de IA CANA;
En- este burro. manana
Canine con clesancla
ror dos Va muego de ansia
Haaeando = MA SeteFla9a.
Ldesue d Ia Plaza do Aba5o,
"A Mora. y Yeran ustedee;
VI infinldad de mujeres
Pcrg VI the fu1 De atajo
Deseando NAL Y NAL aio.
Ahi que sueFto tan tiFanal
cuando me encontre una Juana
Y ne salud6, cortes
p4fn 70 la hablt ca rIngl6sp
Mt ltokIna for severiansf
De allf me pase 81 Moreno
Trepandome por Ia Sierra
ne sierte 1legE6 q Cnlebra
Y la Costllla en- I'M sueli0,
Mffando muy alaeueno
Paradita en- ST ventana
Una hermo6a mexfca1a
que me dico Vida mfaiH
Y, qui6n piensan que serial
puee efa 1it ScverlanaI
Me ievant6 desIubrado
BnsiIIando mi bnrrft0,
Y me dice IN v~ieieclto:
enor. anda extraRiado7
Duefma, no tonga cuidado,
Por que abandona 81 cama2
-Puee que no We que ~oscuranag
Mo Va q poder caminars
va no tiene que buscars
Ac0f est6 So sevefsanaf
49,
De gusto Ell burro perdf,
M supe 81 10 trafa.
Ne puse en tal agonfas
Quo huego 1uee0 moTf...
All otro dla rewim
Preguntando al vieJecito:
Que no ha visto q mi bHTrito7
" me dice; Mano y mana
81 no era hurro 81 que ftraiba"
81 eea sra sw eevarIsual
AQuf mo sali6 ell refrain.
Que es cleric Y Dc SECURE
Que 70. montado en- el burFo.
Y 81 hurro sail q busear.
NfVnsn~aA Cas- OaIAona~g
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

(RsmIIIdol


Amigo vamos cantanao
Una capeI6h meklcanas
1orQue 30 me ando paaeand0,
Bnscand6 4 NJ SeVeflafa.
--,
Como he sido a~yenturero,
III nj So ha fn6llo 81 Nfinaors
IN DURANGO NueVo Leon,
FaIYerde y eu eontader0
In M6xic0, TODD enfer0s
Islm do Caha y Hayaua,
TERRA Calicnte. J Caielana
pisfrut6 % mi nlesTfa
Cuantas tlefras moi auaaifa
nuseapfu q nj o~rysFiauA
En- al vapor de- Jaiiseo
Me sail 3 pnsolr an az;
n ~ alif pas6 a se0ilia,
Y 1lefn6. . Ranehos a. Atflsgol
Comparable durasao prisc0
Elegus al pueblo De Santa Ana
ALI entire IA ra2a hdlana
Nc cntretuve pIatienDdo.
Do al1f me volpf llolahdo..s
nuscnndo q NJ sgVeFIaNM
~
Wsttfua an pofIa HInnaa M Ala
~ n ;~F~ [
\, 49, S<-5 ~
- 49, = acfs~S
~ reS.,ts-s 1910
Cue Eemba1carme pdr pona ana,
" 4 I8s tres de "a nahnna
phs6 per Los Alg8doueg,
Fui a aelafaF . Les Hinu0nea,
49, esstareca
~ ezna.ee1 ~ P~te
= nay SoloL1ue A4sq2
~ ~ $3.50 $3.50
~ xpr Ate n0oAt tentu0
1891 MAte1 2 ma.lea
ny "
49, .Sal,D kAs
"
49,
~
49, $500.
~ ~ eHWg
e..1qa, p-.e 800
" eoeqe- ~ al@
.se 8. eSn1 Z DSIuo
~ ~ ~ n~S.@ :. svtAo
suseapoo - '-n~.
$3.50 Z : l-oAe,. oe yusita
re ". ietn
..n y $3.50
1870 =. Pes2se g sslese
49, n.e - - =
s1o..- ~ esAsne
anse ~ munuo'
ae q aneo
7u'noo 2 ~ 4e~tsfs-Ha.
~ ~ 1att ng cansat,
~ gase g ~ NvAA1o
tNsanlo pql AAton Chlco
2 flnea "
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-10

Nc hay nineuna ofensa u piioda
scr 9eneada por "A ley aorda del bue.
bio deaenfrenado.-Lmcoln.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-04
IN THE SQUARED RING

Chicago, Jan. 4.-Charlie White and
Sailor Freedman, Chicago Hghtweights,
have signed for ten-round bout at Keno
sba, Wis, January IA. 1t was announced
today. White has been guaranteed. $500
New York, Jan. 4.-French and Belgian
army and navy boxers will be unable to
participate i'll the proposed international
boxing carnival to be held in Madison
Square Garden this winter, 1t was learned
today. Unless some other countries accept
invitations, fighters from the British army
and navy and police department will be
the only foreign competitors. The British
representative are now in New York.
Chicago, Jan. 4--Capt- Bob Roper, the
Chicago heavyweight, today was matched
to meet Bill Brennan Of Chicago, In a ten
round contest in Kansas City January 16-
Roper will box Homer Smith of Kala-
mazoo, Mich, January II, at st. Louis.
Chicago, Jan. 4.-Dennis Okeefe, the
Chicago weIterweight, will be unable to
box for three months. due to injuries to
his hands sustained in his match with
Jinkie Mitchell in Milwaukee New Year s
day. O'Keefe's left hand was seriously
/ fractured and his right was broken. Ply
sicians said today that piece of O'keefe' 8
shin bone would be removed and grated
into his right hand. O'Keefe has called off
four impending matches.
Enid, Okla, Jan. 4.-"Peewee" Martin,
+. Oklahoma lightweight champion, won de-
fault decision over Bob Riley, New YORK
lightweight, last night near the end of the
second round in the benefit match at the
Elks club. With a vicious right jab to
the face from Martin. Riley went thru the
ropes and off the platform. He was in
jured nltho not dangerously.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-04
FOR FIGHT BOARD
Seventeen States Send Delegates
To Conference.
Expects To Duplicate Work of
Race Track Governors.

New York. Jan. 4.-Delegates from
seventeen states have been appointed
to attend the three-day conference
starting here next Monday to. organize
a national supervision board of boxing.
Appointm are to be made by the
new governors of eight other states.
The new organization probably will
be known as the national board of
boxing control and by a working
agreem ent between the commissions
of the twenty-five states, it will func-
ton with the authority and jurisdic-
ton of a federal organization.
The International Sporting club,
sponsor of the movement, plans to
bring about the same results in boxing
that have been achieved by the "un-
official" bodies in control of racing.
The New York racing commission
which brought the turf sport out of
the tangle that now engulfs boxing
practically controls the sport in
ZaAnesrica.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-04
COuGHED so HARD HE
WAS READY TO Die
But he recovered quickly and
gained 9 pounds in 5 weeks.

Last December 1 caught heavy
cold. which left me w It'll a deep-seated
cough. I coughed so hard it would
start the blood. I thought I was a
goner, until tried Milks Emulsion.
used bottles altogether. My cough
is gone, and have gained nine pounds
in five weeks. If anyone doubts it,
let them write me "-Chas- L. Walters,
i147 So. 18th St. Pittsburgh, Pa.
When hundreds upon hundreds of
people tell you of just such recovery,
just such gains in weight, it must be
worth your trying, at least. A trial
costs nothing.
Miiks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutri-
tive food and a corrective medicine.
1t restores healthy, natural bowel ac-
ton, doing away with all need of pills
and physics. 1t promotes appetite and
quickly puts the digestive organs in
shape to assimilate food. AS a builder
of flesh and strength. Milks Emul-
sion is strongly recommended to those
whom sickness has weakened, and is a
powerful aid in resisting and repair
ing the effects of wasting diseases.
Chrome stomach trouble and constipa-
ton are promptly relieved. 1t pro-
duces remarkab BILE results in colds,
coughs and bronchial asthma.
This is the only solid emulsion made,
and SO palatable that it is eaten with
a spoon Ike ice cream. Truly won
derful for weak. sickly children.
No matter how severe your case,
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee-Take six bot
ties home with you. use it according to
directions and if not satisf ed with the
results, your money will be promptly
refunded. Price 75c and $3.50 per
bottle. The Milks Emulsion Co., Tere
Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists every
where.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-04
BIDS ON NEW ELECTRIC PLANT.
City Asks for Estimates on New
Waterworks Addition.

Bids soon will be advertised for
work on the electric light power pIan mt
building to adjoin the south side of
the waterworks plant, under the plan
of consolidating the water and light
power plants.
Contractors may bid in two ways for
the work. Commissioner w. A Stan
field of the water department, said
today. They may bid on the work
with the city furnishing the stone, cut
and ready to use; or they may bid on
the plan of having the contractor fur
nish the rock. 1t is proba BILE, he said,
that the city will purchase the rock
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Nut Butter Brought to Perfection

We offer pound of Troco Free to
every family in this city-to those
who think they can use nothing but
butter-to those now using various
brands of margarin.
1t is an acquaintance pound to intro
duce you to the finally perfected
nut butter-to a sweet, delicate table
product churned from nut fats and
Pleasant Valley milk, wonderful in
flavor, highest in food value.
The cost of this free offer is enor-
nous, but we can afford to make it
for this reason:
Because we know that everyone
who once tastes Troco, who once
enjoys its wonderful flavor, will
surely continue to use it in prefer
ence to any other product.
This gift pound wins countless per-
manent customers who find that
Troco gives the quality they want,
the food value they need, at the
price everyone wants to pay.
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Golf Champ to Tour United States.

New York, Jan. 4.-George Duncan,
open golf champion of Great Britain,
and Abe Mitchell, another prominent
British professional, will make a tour
of the United States this year, it was
learned today, and attempt to capture
the American open title. They expect
to arrive July 1, for series of exhibit
ton foursomes extending over a period
of ten weeks or more.
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ENGLISH STALLION IN o. S.

Second in Last Derby Is Brought to
America-Cost $4,000.
New York, Jan. 4.-Archaic, a noted
British stallion who finished second in
the last English derby. arrived here on
the steamship Monomineet yesterday
and will be taken to John Sanford
Hurricania stud at Amsterdam.
Horsemen who gathered at the pier
declared the four-year-old is one
of the handsomest thorobreds ever
brought to the United States He
stands 16.1 hands and is of rich chest
nut color with a star and blaze. The
purchase price was said to be $4,000
a the present exchange rates.
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BABE WANTS SIXTY OF EN-.
Home Run King Goes Into Intensive
Training for 1921 Season.

New York, Jan. At Babe Ruth
does not get at least sixty home runs
in the 1921 season he will be greatly
disappointed, he said today.
The home run king plans to go
into intensive training at once. AS he
is many pounds over weight due to his
extended vacation in Cuba, he will go
to his farm in Massachusetts, and put
in about six weeks at wood chopping.
Then he will join the Yankees pitch
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Giants Sign On New Coach.

New York, Jan. 4,-Jess Burkett,
baseball coach at Holy Cross and a
member of the Giants thirty-one years
ago, has been signed as coach of the
New York National leaguers. He will
act as assistant to Manager McGraw
and Hughey Jennings.
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ing staff in Arkansas late next month.
Ruth believes that his throwing arm
will be in good shape next summer and
he is counting on doing some of the
tWirling for the team.