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attention to the killing of Postmas-
ter and Mrs. Frank j. Pearson by
bandits at Ruby August 26 last.
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TIE WEATHER

Friday and Saturday. not
much change in temperature
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Ell COnsejO 0nVia
Su replica SObTs
Yapa Washington
IA SoTA rs REDAcTADA -
TERMINUS AMGsTOsOs. PEno
sOsTIENE IA DECISION
TOMADA

Informan a. Paris que si Consefe
DE- Il LIZA d. las Nasionss ha eompie
tado 81 80 rsplisi para Il depaFta-
mento De Estado aesrca ds Il nsta
relativa q los mandates sobfs - Mes
soposamia , Ia isla a. Zap.
Aun euando 81 IA vsni3o mantenBen
do en- Feserva Il contenido D. L. -
plica, en- los eorrsdorss dsl palaeio
del Luxesnburgo. dords estA Fsunide
q consejt. - sabe " diF& Al dspaFta.
mento que u mandate sobFe Il Mesc-
potamia no - habia puesse tei4via
en- con ideraei6n d. la Ligl > qse Il
replica sobre Yap. pfepafasa en tsr
minos amistosos, hafia vcr cue si nan
dato del Iapsu sohrr ella htbia stde
sprobado haes dos msses. 10 cual PIE
sentaria diach 'tadss a 10 recOnsiderm
ci6n propuesta por loi Esi ildos In
dos. Nc otztanie. u toro a. Ia notm
sera IT, al mansra como para invitar
a dicussi6n ultsri0r eusonczs ia -
ministfaes6n dei prssidente Harding
entraTs en- eontseto con Ia Lga.
Per osra parss. 81 tar5n Kiluro shl
dchara. embajadof japonss en ios Ea
tados Unidos. hi tsnido una laFga
confeseucia con 81 cx-subsecrstaFio
de- Estado Davis. presidents a. Il con
fereneia preliminar intsrnacioEai de
comunicaciones 10 cree cue hayA
discutido In cuesti6n d. Yap aanqus
no - ha auuncia 20 naaa soAre u rate
ria.
Mr.. Davis soFnqti6 Ia eussti6n = h
consideration del comits DE- Rsiisie-
ne Extsriorcs del senaao. suyos
mienbros todos aprobarBn la aetltsd
tomada poF Mr. wils0n sobfs l. pe-
Utica de IL puerta alberta e ixusldad
de- posibilidades on csanto coneisrte
a las estAeionss cablegr&Gcas.
Tor las notieias que yieuen a. To-
kio. alli - opina cue en Ia eiestl6n
Dc Yap Ios Estais unidos estAn
trat6ndo D. impsdir Ia expansion j.
p5ncsa IN ei oceano PaeiGco -
Washington - dice cue semejanls
dselaraei6n NJ puede harerns asFts-
ments , Dc bsena g.. uusa qss ios
Estados Unidos No a. hab.an opassto
al mandate para n Jap5n sobrs las
isis cue fseron D. Alsmania en Il
Paciheo.
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Arecibo en- fiesta

del programa y ALA va: FL primer dia,
tres bandas de musica recorreran Las
GALES de la villa, y un heraldo leera
el s'Bandon, declarando la ciudad en-
fiesta por espacio de DIEz DIAS. Por
la noche de ese dia, un gran baile con
una gran reina, Sc efectuara en- Ell tea
tro "Oliver'', 6andose premios Ia
dana mejor trajeada-
Pasaran tres dias con cohetes. rue-
ditas. buscapie y mnsica, hasta el Guar
to, en- que Sc efectuara un gran con-
curse de trovadores, y otro concurso
de buenos tiros Y de caras bonitas.
Ell cine Victoria adjudicara un pre-
nio para la vencedora en- un concurso
de ojos 'fascinadores - Y. el cine
sNavas'', hara otro prenio para la
helleza ''mas belleza', que vaya su
Cine durante los 10 dias de fiestas. En-
ese dia, Ell Casino de Arecibo, celebra-
"a un bale Gle rechupete, en- honor de
la dana vencedora para otros fines.
Creo que habra algo de feria y de
un concurso agricola, 81 es que 10 de-
sean los interesados en- que Ell pueblo
conozca los names que nuestra terra
da, sin alusiones personales. :. Masca
radas y carrozas y juegos horales y
batalla de flores v La mar con sus peces
v sus colores.
81 esta usted fuera de Arecibo, lie
recomiendo venga yer nuestras fies-
tas, aunque este bruja; aca tenemos
buenos hcteles, que lie daran de conner
donGe dormir, a un precio al alcance
de toias las estaturas.
Por hoy. no lie anticipo NADIA mas,
pues no convene que 10 sepa usted
todo de un golpe, por que Mahoma, con
ser 9, profeta, estuvo leyendo "doce
siglcs''. para aprender q CONCIERGE la
vida. Espere las pr6ximas notas, y 10
enterar6 de 10 q Sc acuerde por la Co
mission de Festejos patrOnales en- honor
de San Felipe.
Z, ahora que me acuerdo, me han
dicho varios cat6licos, que va que Sc les
coge el santo para hacer flestas, es
conveniente que Sc inrluyan algunas
salves v varias ''novenas' con el fin
de tener al santo contento y de buen
humor. Paso pues, la moci6n, 0 la "eno
ci6n'', como dice un amigo, la CO.
mission respective. -. Y, hasta la vuel
ia, que 10 venden tinto. ~.
C-KOI.A
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Hoy, debo apagar Ell "jumazo", para
habiaxies de festas.
Arecibo ha resuelto divertirse de 10
Undo, aunque este muy feo v muy apes
toso, al decir de los academies =
Pero Is .el case, que el Sr. Comisiona-
do de Servicio Pnblico, don Manolo
Ledesma y Ell que suscribe, las solfas,
Sc han vuelto q tocar Ell 'bombfn
despues de un intervalo Que tenia las
trsxaa matusal6nicas. ~.
Soy, pues, el secretario de las fiestas
ilipinas, por aquello de no perder la
costumbre de a1os anteriores, 81 a us
tedes les agrada Ell nombramiento; sino,
rennncio Ell empleo, que es "ad-hono-
rem como deberfan ser todos los
empiecs que sirven para darle a uno
representation, infulas y honores .-.
FL domingo, despues de la hora sizes
tai q, las cuatro p. M, nos reunimcs
en- la Casa del Pueblo, pasando por
encima de un acuerdo del Concejo de
Administration, que dispuso no dar la
referida casa para reuniones, para asi
evttar que 50 cogiera ese augusta sitio
por un campo de boxeo. Pero, como
50 trata de San Felipe. soy Ell primero
en- olvidar la violaci6n del acuerdo re-
ferido, y paso contarles 10 que hubo
on Ia reunion
Habian citaciones contra setenta y
cinco caballeros y solo concurrieron
vsinticinco, 10 crial, tratandose de nues
ira flamante villa, no es de extraiiar,
por que igual pasa en- todos lados.
Despues de las charlas, tomaduras de
pelo y chistes indispensables en- tales
reuniones, Sc acord6 el nombramiento
de Ia siguiente directiva: presidente,
don Manuel Ledesma y Figueroa; vice,
don Pedro Mora Acosta; Tesorero, DR..
Fernando Aleman; secretario, Arturo Nj
colavu Jim6nez; vocales, ventisiete ca
balleros, cue no transcribo aqui, por
quo 50 quedarian con las nneas de la
cr6nica
En- cambio, les digo, que va esta nom
brada La comisi6n recaudadora, que
dos guarde por muchos dias, con el
FIN de que recoja muchos centavos.
Ya di6 su primer salida, y trajo unos
centav1tos, que daran para cohetes y
luces de bengala, con el fin de atraer
a La gente del campo, que Sc desvive
por esta cOsas del "artifcio" pirotec-
nico.
70 creo, que debo anticipates parte
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ANUNCIO SUBASTA
aoB1ERNo DE PUERTO RICO
DEPARTAMENro DEL INTERIOR
ohcina de obras Municipalss

Proposiciones en- rliegss cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- publica subasta
de las obras de AMPLIACIoN DEL
ACUEDUCTo DEL BARR1o oBRERo
DE SAN JUAN, cuyo presupuesto aprC
bado asciende CAToRcE MIL ocHo
cIENTos TRES DoLAREs TRETNTA
X ocHo cENTAvos (s14, ,so3 $50. ss
admitiran en- esta ofcina hasta las
1000 A. NJ del dia 10 de mario Dc
1921, en- que Sc abrirkn pdblicamente.
Todos los datos necesariOs Sc dsran
en- esta oficina, donde Sc encuentran de
manifesto los documentos que han de
regir en- el contrato y pOdran recOgeF
los Icitadores los pianos y mOdelos de
propOsiciones que han de presen,ar. me
dante un dep6sito de diez d6lsres Go.
Ioo), que seran reemboIsados al ser de
vueltos diches documentos en- el plaso
de- veinte dias (20) despues de efectua.
da la subasta.
Este Departamnto Sc reseTva el dere.
cho de rechazr cualquier todas las
proposiciones y el de adjudiear el con.
trato bajo otras condiciones que las del
rrecio solamente.
GUILLERMo EsTEvEs.
Csmisionado.
San Juan. P. R.. MARIO 10, 1921.
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FL higado es ei 6rgano que destruye las
materias venenosas que SC formau duraute
la digestion. Los desordencs del higado
son muy comunes y pcligrosos y demandan
inmediatamente el Remcdio dc Leonardo.
un medicamento maravllloso y efcetivo
para todas las IndIspos;ciones del higado y
estomago 81 I'd. sufre de biliosidad.
eructos. estrenimienio. sliento fS,ido do
lores de cabeza. o dyspepsia. quicre dceir
que su higado esta descompucsto. III Re
medic dc Leonardi es el medicamenio ~
falible que ioriaiece y vigoriza q higado y
estomago y pone a estos organos saludabics
en- condiciones dc desempchar sus fun-
clones con toda reguIafidad. III Rcmedio
de Leonardo para el Higado cs puro. So
guro inofensivo. No contienc calomei
es agradable al paladar. DE venta en- to-
das las droguerlas y farnaeias.
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cANrELLoPs1ANA

FL guardia Hernandez informa que
Jose Candelario, residente en- la Gale
del Cristo, sufri6 una caida, producien
dose algunos golpes en- la mejilIa de-
recha, previniendole hemorragia. segdn
informes, este individuo padece de ata
ques epilecticos.
Fu6 conducido la Sala de socorrcs.
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DON P1o AMADoR

va esta bien de la dolencia que por
varios dias retuvo en- CANA nuestro
distinguido compafiero, don Pho ANA
dor, muy conocido de todos por sus gran
des meritos como hombre como pc
riodista.
Nos alegramos que va este fuera de
peligro el popular amigo sBoricua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-18

Rafnel CABALLERo:-Agcnte de
revistas v peri6dicos de Puerto Rico
v de los Estados Unidos. Acept0
agencias, prestando toda clase de
garantia. Box AIS, Bayani6n, Puer-
to Rico. Advt.
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en- VENUS pAPEL M rNn..snEoo
vTEso . ssoo oUrNTAL
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Anunciese en- ''EL eNUNDO"
S. BRAU 50. = SAN JUAN, II. z.

Algeria
Andersen CO.
Arevalo (Joaqufn)
Aracne
Azcarate (Gumersindo de
Alarc6n PEDRO de)
Alexander (Sra.)
Anstey (F.)
Adrot CDR. Hugo'
Amicis (E. de)
Alexis (PauD
Abenza (AureIiano)
Andre emile
Argente CBaIdOmero)
An6nimo
Altamira (Rafael)
Adam (Paul)
Arenal (Concepci6n)
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. H. d.
.WadIeigh. Call Blue 1891 or $3.50.

Mt. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Baxter and grandson
James Ellis Mccall of SIS Madison street,
will leave this week for Idaho. where they
expect to make their future home They
T The Al Xeoga "a" class ass Of the Seward Avenue
of Mr.. Harold Jury in Madison street,
The Rev, w l. Cole Mr. Albert Cole NJ Nj
Leonard williams. Mr.. Paul Hedstrom, Mt
Harold Wedoff Mr. David Binkley, Mr.
Charles Thompson and Mr.. Harold Jury,
Tbn VeEta Embroidery club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. d. kessel-
ring in Scotland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Cunningham and daugh-
ter Rachel and son Robert, and Mrs
win leave Thursday for CleElum. Wash
Mrs Claud Cartwright Of Madison street
who was quite i'll the last Of the week is
MIS-. Nat Bannister of Freeman avenue
has gone to Liberty. No, to visit relatives
and friends. Her little daughter Esther
Mae, who has been spending the summer
with her grandparents, will accompany heI
Mr W. D. Kesselrine Of Scotland avenue
ia visiting relatives and friends in Lorril
ST. and Mrs. C. ]. sturm of East Sixth
avenue entertained Saturday afternoon iT
Miss Marion Sturm. Miss opal Hin. Mis-.
Hseb Ho%sed Miss vera srae Fu hT Mss
Jessie Emon, Miss Lillian Blacker, Mis-.
Alice Eggleston and Mr. and Mrs. c. J
sturm. Miss Eggleston assisted Mrs
Sturm in serving.
The X. X. Klub met Tuesday evening al
the home of Mrs. E. J. Camp in Grattar
street. Those present we're; Miss Gladly,
peschler. Miss Cora Farquer. Miss MAJ
cremer Mrs. H. d. Wadleigh and sor
IunioE, Mrs. James Hagen and daughter
Leoia Belle, Mrs. Sam Cremer. Mrs
Arnett, Mrs. D. T. Thomson, Mrs z. J
Camp, Mabel and Helen Louise Camp, ant
Mary and Mildred Beard.
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ORDINANCE NO. 5Os5.

AN ORDINANCE regulating the street
traffic in certain district on KANSAS
AVENUE. and providing penalties for
the violation thereof
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TOPEKA:
Section 1. That on Kansas Avenue be-
tween Railroad Street and Norris Street
in the City of Topeka, Kansas, it shall be
unlawful for any vehicle to turn or cross
from one side of the street to the other in
any place except at street intersections
Section 2. Any person who shall violate
any provision of this ordinance shall upon
conviction thereof be punished by fine of
not less than Five Dollars ($5.O0) and not
more than Fifty Dollars ($50O0).
Section 3. This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be in force from and after its
publication in the official city paper.
Passed the Board Of Commissioners,
August 16, 1921.
Approved, August II, 1921
H J. CORWINE.
ATTEST: Mayor.
ETA NJ. COVELL
lSeal) City Clerk.
{DuhIiohoI r. rrba rro0ol-o Ctota Taurt,aT
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SERVICES OFFERED.
WOODWORKING

If you are building or remodel
ing, let US figure on the Millwork.
We make everything ready-cut for
the builder. including frames. win
-dows, doors. screens. etc.
SLEEP-OR-SWIN CO.
Third and Kansas, Topeka, Kan.
Phone $500.
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wANTED-ro RENT

WANTED-To rent or lease by
Sept. l, modern 6 or 7-room
house in good neighborhood, by
responsible party. viii pay
three months in advance if de-
sired. May purchase. Address
Jas. H. Evans, Newton Kan.
SMALL furnished apartment OF 3 Or Z
furnished rooms with kitehenette, till
January 1st, West side. Best references.
Address A G., care Journal
WANTED TO RENT-3 or room modern
flat or housekeeping suite. furnished,
near Santa Fe offices. address J. r.
Myers, 5th Ave. Hotel.
WANTED TO LEAsE-5 or 6 room house
with barn; southeast preferred. Phone
Black $3.50.
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LEGAL.


within five days as provided by ordinance
or the City of Topeka, said weeds are
injurious to public health; and If said
weeds are not cut within five days from
this date they. will be cut by the City of
and assessed against the real estate.
By order Of the Board of Health
- EARLE G. BROWN, NJ. D.,
ATTEST: FzCity Health Officer
ETA NJ. COVELL,
lseal0 City Clerk.
published in The Topeka State Journal,
August IT, 1921 i
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MALE AND FEMALE.

~-~~~rD-r~-~--~--~~-~----
WANT to employ another wide awake
man or woman. Call 1923 Harrison.
Call o'clock mornings.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
CHEAP SUBURBAN

Six-room cottage, electric lights, city
close to west side car and pavfag
$2,650 for quick sale.
BEST IN ELMHURST.
Bungalow, rooms. oak, fully mod
ern, garage, choice site. Only $500.
College Lawn or College Place, 40
IT. or 81 X IT. Will build you 5-room
all modern bungalow besides finished
sleeping porch and breakfast room,
full cement basement, oak floors, for
less than $4,000; $1,000 down.
COTTRELL co.
112 West Sixth St. Phone 340s.
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MONEY
BONDS

Eight per cent. first mortgage bonds,
interest and principal paid in Topeka
Large banks as we'll as individuals are
buying them. See me soon. H. p.
Richards. 423 New England Bldg.
PERSONAL PROPERTY - Household
goods pianos. automobiles. cattle and
horses diamonds. machinery and to salaried
people. E. S. Thomas. 514 Kansas avenue
REAL ESTATR1LOANS at reasonah Bile rates
and various terms Of repayment Personal
loans on good collateral State Savings
Bank. Col Kansas ave.
LOANS made on personal security: also
to salaried persons. L. Biscoe. a23 Kansas!
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTIsING RATES: The rate foI
IuSerting Want Ads in The Topeka state
Journal rs cent wore ea eh jns oan eto' a
word: minimum SO cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must ne
.csom MED with cash or check in tuil
nSTment Of the same. Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the words ano
the rate per word for The Topeka State
CLOsiNG HOUR: Want ADS to be
classified properly must be IN the State
Journal office before ~ ~ O'Clock " any any
be lnserted under The head. 'sroe Late 70
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ron Observation-Disclosures.


WILL begin, wreeking the buildings at
Second and Jefferson in a few days, and
all material is for immediate sale. Lumber,
brick, stone, doors, windows, lathe and all
kinds of building material. Tom Smith.
Phone 1853.
FOR SALE-A complete( set mahogany
bank fixtures suitable for small bank or
office. Can be recut to fit any shaped
room VIII sacrifice for quick sale. Call
or write d. G. Scott, Holton, Kansas.
FOR SALE-New and used tents, folding
cots, trunks. blankets ana all kinds Of
tourist equipment. Kansas Army and
Navy Salvage CO., 531 Kansas Ave, Phone
Sill
FOR SALE-watches. clocks, diamonds
jewelry. cut glass and silrerware. ARM
strong Jewelry Co., 429 Kansas ave.
VARIETY of used office equipment and
supplies-Stevens, Aetna Bldg. Phone
FOR SALE-Fine kindling; oak blocks.
Sleep or Swing Co. Phone $500.
DUPLICATING and mailing = stevens,
Aetna Bldg. Phone 1900.
FOR SALLY karat diamond, white
Write Bio, care Journal.
FOR SALE-Good black dirt. Phone Blue
HURRY-UP TRANSFER CO. Phone 22f
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Chicago has q swimming pools large
enough for athletic competition, not to
saention Lake Michigan.
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FOR sALE-c1TY PROPERTY.

SOMETHING GOOD in Q rooms, modern,
Kansas ave, $1,000 Six rooms, south of
18th, on Western ave, $2,750. Kersey 56T3
or White 2405.
EIGHT ROOM modern home Sleeping
porch, large barn, lots near Central
Park: walking distance to washburn.
Terms. Phone owne-, 37S4.
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UNUSUALLY EASY TERMS-I own one of
the very best half sections in center of
Garden City irrigation belt. VIII sell at
right price and will give possession on pay
ment of $500 cash and contract to pay me
$500 and interest each succeeding year.
Will take 5 Der cent on deferred payments.
Have owned this land for some years with
the expectation of moving onto it myself
for me to do SO. Key K-7, care Journal.
Oakland, Groom cottage, gas, cleo
trio lights. garage. lots, fine location,
house in good condition. A real bar
gain. Owner nonresident says sell
for $2,100. Former price was $4,000.
LOWELL & BROWNELL,
Phone 1921. 523 Kansas Ave.
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J, W WILSON-F1re, tornado, plate yiaas
insurance. Phone s36 d cosumbtan kudR
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FOR RENT-FARMs
FOR RENr-MIsCELLANEoUs


ELECTRIC VACUUM cleaner. very power,
full, new, 500 day. with attachments $3.50
day. Delivered. Tel. 2015. ---
DESK in fully equipped office, sharing
phone and stenographer if desired.
Stevens, Aetna Bldg.
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FOR sALE-vACANr. LOTS


FOR SALE-Five fine, unimproved lots in
the 1900 block on Western Ave, just
across the street west of the fair grounds
several fine shade trees, good well and
pump on them. One of the finest. largest
and best bred black registered and stand
ard bred stations in the west. Two extra
fine. large black saddle bred stations. ALI
priced to sell. Fl. G. Shore, with the Au-
gust clothing Co, Topeka, Kan.
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NOIlCE 10 III WEEDS
You are hereby notified 70 cut and de-
stroy all noxions weeds growing upon the
following described real estate and in the
streets and alleys In front Of or abutting
thei con, to-wtt:
Stockwel1, s. H, lots Il, NJ and S1z 7
on College Ave, Melrose Add,
Porter, Thad E., lots Sc, 81, IS on College
conneiiy. Fred G, lots 81. % and 90 on
College Ave, Meirose Add,
Dadsman, Elizabeth. a.. lots Is. II and 10
on Jewell Ave, Campus Front, in the
City of Topeka. Shawnee County, Kansas,
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ORDINANCE NO. 1904.

published i'm The Topeka State journal,
August II, 1921
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TYPEw RITEKs.

REBUILT TYPEWRITERs. machines that
have been traded in on New MASTER
MODEL ROYAL TYPEWRITERS All in
the. best of shape and guaranteed
LARGEST REPAIR DEPT IN STATE
There is reason. let us show you why
WESTERN TYPEWRITER co. 624 Kan
sas Ave, Topeka. Kan. Phone 222
REBUILDING and repairing a speciality.
Repairs by skilled typewriter mecEani-
clans. Guaranteed rebuiIts for sale rent
and exchange. UNITED TYPEWRITER
SERVICE CO.. 221 New England Bldg
Phone 2j05.
Repairs by factory trained meenantrs
We lead: others follow. CRANE 4 COM
PANY 70 wears in business.
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REAI, EsrATE TIsANsFERs.
LOST AND FOUND.
BoARD AND ROOMS

WANTED Gentlemen boarders. 1olo
Kansas sye.
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NOTICE no CUT WEEDS.

published in The Topeka State journal,
August IT, 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
NORFOLK ADOPTS SLOGAN
IN PAGEANT QUEEN DRIVE
Secretary Cridlin Appriscd Of
Organization of Newport
News Committee.

One hundred and nifty boxes have
been placed I'm prominent places
throughout the city OF Norfolk, In
which the citizens OF the seaport city
arc depositing their ballots for Queen
OF the Virginia Historical Pageant.
Post E. y. i. a.. OF Norfolk, the
Chamber Of Commerce OF Norfolk. the
Rotary ana the kiwunis clubs are
working In the interest OF Miss Res
sic Kelly. Norfolk's only candidate
for the honor.
Every letter from Norfolk received
at Pageant headquarters says the
queen Is coming from Norfolk" That
appears TO be Norfolk's slogan. and
AN interesting campaign is being
waged.
Yesterday. Mrs w. s. Copeland. Of
Newport News advised Secretary
Cridiin OF the organization OF the
Newport News committee. Mrs.
Copeland. because Of the Illness OF
Colonel w. S. Copeland. has resigned
tho chairmanahip but viii be as-
sistant chairman. The committee is
composed Of Roy j. Charles. chair
man: Mrs W s. Copeland. assistant
chairiailn; Mrs. T.. +. Heard, Woman's
club: Mrs. .. l.. Collier City club.
Newport News; Charles ". Hopkins.
Rotary Club: Frank r. Hooper. BOY
Scouts: Godfrey l.. smith CIty Coun-
Gil: Allan -. Jones. Chamber OF Com
m.rcc: Joseph Saunders. board OF
schOoi trustees and w r.. Darden
kiwanis club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-06
u. S. JUDGE SCORES ?
FEDERAL OFFICERS
Prohibition Aren't NnNry nnd Conn
inis.Iunv- I''r--rhrimrr Criticized
for Official conduct.

Uni'"d states District Judge y
In wr"rce Grouer. in charging tho
5nry IN a liquor case yesterday morn
ink. criticized Fedora Prohibition
Agent j r. Macy ana United states
Commissioner Melvin Flcrcnhcirncr
for their onlofal r"nduct in connection
with the case--that az the govern
luont a"ainst Horny Holt. col"rcd,
:cCuS"d of having transported pos
rosscd and sold two pints OF liquor.
u" Was acquitted.
when Hot was arrested bv MaSey.
BE- was with Elihr Norrissot;c. Ac-
oordir" 20 m" evidence. tire" white
l.ovs. OF whom MorriScttc Was one
'r-rf-cd Holt. III" evidence SHOVE 10
iur liquor for them Holt and Nor
r,rrc'tc EOr into tho formers auto
rrobiIo and drove tn church Hll
hero Il IS sn'd, th"y hough, whisky.
'u tho trlp back NaXcy ~ said to
-"' 'nada rho nrr"at Morrissnttc
was turned loose nnd became chief
witness for the prosecution. Judge