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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-12

city dolls including a cunning whist
ling Rufus"
The leather gifts-billfolds. card
cases, book-ends. portfolios, ct cetera,
are very attractive. both in the duh
soft finish and in patent leather.
Wrought iron is vogue In interior
decoration and the stately candle
sticks I saw in Pelletier's Gift Shop
could be used most effectively.
This Gift Shop is also showing a
splendid line of boz novelties in which
there are many inexpensive and prac-
teal gifts.
HAVE YOU a fur piece that is worn
at the edges or that is made in an old
fashioned style-but is valuable, new
ertheless?
Then take it to Miss Lardner in the
Orpheum Building. she can remodel
successfully any fur whether it be
coat or a choker.
An Attempt to Foresta1I Curiosity.
The Visitor { on caravan tourl-.
NV good woman, do you live in this
village?
Resident-Ay. sir.
CVisitor-And I suppose you know
everyone here?
Resident-Ay, indeed.
Visitor-Well, you can just tell them
nv name is Frederick Smith, and that
come from London, where am a
solicitor. That lady there is my. wife,
and those are my two children,
Thomas and Elizabeth. We are hay-
ing a holiday and intend staying here
a. week. We have hired the caravan
Last week we stayed at Invercauldy.
Resident-Ay, sir, kent a that frae
ma daughter who lives in Invercauidy,
but she was sairly disappointed pc
cause she couldna tell me whit yer
Wife's name was afore she war marrit-
Punch.
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tiers Is fairly overflowing with attrac-
tive wares
I saw there several unusually pretty
bridge lamps with wrought iron stan
dards tinted q polyehrome co1ors and
shades of decorated parchment.
There are Van Briggle potteries
handsome polychrome candiesticks and
book-ends. parchment lamp shades in
all sizes. Italian Jewel boxes and cigar
cite boxes, bridge table accessories
and imported baskets galore
In toys. there are all kinds Of nn~-
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SO o, are now
on sale at $50
each.
One is made
of a V e n d e r
g e o + g e t t e
crepe W t h
bouffant hips
and an uneven
hem line. The
simple bodice
has soft folds
of jade georg-
site in Shout
der strap ef-
feet that ex-
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LITE MARKETS

$ gned rec

New York, Nov. 12.--Foreign EXCHANGE:
irregular. Great Britain; demand, $5,94
s3.e1A. France, demand. 7.241z cables
I. % Italy, demand. 4-091S; cables, 81
belgium. demand, 6 911a cables, 6.92. Ger
many. demand, 354 cables, 35$zt Holland,
demand, 1866; cables. 34.71.
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sided over by Mrs. C. W. Kouns at her
residence, 1921 Harrison Street, should
be on the calling list of every Christ
mas shopper, who will find to her. de-
light. attractive and unusual Lying
room and houdoir accessories. ranging
from real antiques to the ultra-mod-
ern.
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IT IS only six weeks until Christmas,
hence those who are going to make
handkerchief as gifts-(and many
there are who always do, because pref
ty 'kerchiefs are SO gladly received)
will want to be about it.
I saw twenty beautiful colors in
handkerchief linen, and the quality IS
excellent, at the Warren M. Crosby
store.
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''TIira M said Mrs. Corntasse1,
what is the new hired man complain
ing about?"
He isn't really complainin'. Talk
in about his troubles is just a hired
mans way of bein' sociable and
friendly. Washington Star.
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DO YOU real
lie that it's only
six weeks until
Santa Claus is
d u e to arrive
with his pack of
toys? And such
unusually G o o d
ones C a n sur
round the jolly
Christmas tre e
this year.
Did you ever
hear of the Gill
bert Toys? l saw
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Every lousekeeper IS Interested in
knowing the names of excellent
brands of fruit. Harmony" and
Mother Goose are names that
should be remembered. Both are the
fancy quality of California products
that are put up when the fruit is just
exactly right. Pears, peaches. cher
everything you want for fruit
salads and desserts.
Carrying the HARMONY and
Mother Goose labels are also canned
vegetables that are very choice.
These brands are to be found at the
D-bble Grocery Company.
Another specially at Dibble's is the
Topeka Cup Coffee. It is priced at
40 cents a pound in the bulk, AZ cents
in the wax paper package and in
three pound cartons for $1.25.
Topeka Cup" is an excellent coffee
and is giving splendid satisfaction.
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beautiful desk sets galore for the
boudoir, living room and business Of
flee. Some are. covered with blue or
rose colored silk MORE and brocaded
satin: others are of platinum finish
silver. duh bronze and brass.
Stat onery is always an acceptable
Chr stnas gift and Cranes are show
ing an exceptionally complete line Of
an excellent quality of personal ana
business stationery.
The cigaret boxes of dull leather
with edges of silver or bronze, land
the pretty bronze and brass ash re-
ceiverss are attractive and useful ac-
cessories for the living room tables.
OF bronze also 1 saw at Cranes
goOdIooking bookends and neat little
cribhage boards.
Among other things to be added to
the holiday list are fountain pens, the
Rockwell leather and cloth bound
daily reminders. a beautiful line of
leather brfef-cases. and an attractive
Assortment of Christmas greeting
cards.
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The original route of the Victory high
way, which would take it across. the brlek
ward bridge, cutting out the North side
district, has been changed, according 70 a.
c. Lagerwall. chairman of - eomnllttee
on rontes and maps. TE- Soute Of tie
will be by way of the { Lake road
and thru the wholesale district OF the CITY,
which viii bring it thru North Topeka.
This change, Mr.. Lagerwa1 said was due
to the strong support given the victory
highway campaign by the business men
The Victory highway truck has reacned
Silver Lake and started this morning erect
ing the metal road markers from there
into Topeka.
A new brick walk is being laid at the
north of the fire station on East Gordon
street
Amity lodge, K. of c. viii confer the
rank of page on candidates Monday even
ing.
Notes and Personals.
The W. 7. X. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed Bisseli
his Kansas avenue.
Mrs G. O. Palmer and mother, Mrs.
Waldman of 1928 Quincy street, who have
been visiting Mrs. Palmer's son, Roy Pal
mer at Harrington for the past week. have
Louise Carlson. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. g. Carlson. has recovt red from an
attack of searletina, altho the house is
still carded.
S. r. Dexter undertaken. S23 Kan
sas ayenue.-Adv.
The North Topeka branch of the Y. w.
c. A. gymnasium class viii meet Monday
evening at Disney school.
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to the hem of the skirt.
The other dress is of fuchsia colored
indestructib'e tulle. The full and
fairy-like skirt is covered with tiny
ps of fuchsia satin ribbon. The
shoulder straps and narrow sash are
of gold ribbon. One side of the bod
ice is trimmed with French ivy leaves
in shades to harmonic with the
frock.
Both of these dresses are very
charming and distinctive and are
wonderful values at $50.
Pelletier's are showing a variety of
styles n taffeta dancing frocks, sew
eral of which are priced at $35
saw there, too, q very goodlooking
black chiffon dinner dress.
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There are collars of several styles
and turn-back cuffs that button snugly
to the wrist, and others in which cuff
links can be worn.
These bIouses are displayed near the
elevator, Third Floor at Pe1letier's.
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He Takes Your Time.

1.-The chief objection we have to the
man who knows it all " remarked
the Observer of Events and Things,
lis that he insists that everyone he
knows shall know it all. too,"-
Yonkers Statesman.
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Local Mention

Union Taxcab and Baggage Co.
phone 957. Auto storage and car
washing, all kinds of taxi service, 20
blocks for IS cents. Open and closed
cars. Open day and night New 10
cation 42T-2s Jackson.-Adv.
First Congregational, II a. m, THE
Lost IDEAL" Five o'clock. MY Trib-
uts to the Unknown Soldier."-Adv.
Raymond Chiropodist. orpheum Bldg.-Adv
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IN THE EAST. it is said. every 2

IN THE EAST, it is said, every wo-
man you meet is wearing a fur coat.
Among the many attractive fur coats
at Pelletier, I noticed a beautiful one
of genuine Japanese mink. It isa 40
inch coat made of selected skins and
is designed with a swinging back,
belted front and flowing cuffs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Mar . licenses were Issued in the
nrofa irt during the last twenty four
hours to the following:
r. Weaver, Topeka ...........- .
Elizabeth Reid, Topeka .................2 q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-12

Bogota Nov 12.-Gen. Jorge Ho1-
gum, former minister, has been desig-
aated pro isfonal president by con-
~-ess pending election of a successor
70 Pres dent I ide- Suarez, who re-
5. gned recently.
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In Gay Pare,e.

/ Young Lady Tourist (being driven
helpIessly about Paris, in desperatfonl
Heaven help mel If only could
think of the word for 'stop!'S And I
have an appointment with my pro-
fessor If languages at four this after
noon-Life.
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81. LOUIS LIyEsTooK MARKET.

East St. Louis. Ill, Nov. 12-tU. S.
Bureau of Markets)-CATTLE- pts
1G09. Market, compared to week ago
Steers and butcher she stock. soc to 75e low
err; light vealers, 81 so lower; stockers and
feeders. 15e to 40e lower.
to 15c higher. Top, $500, paid on pigs
bulk butcher weights, ST.2597.50; light
lights. $T.5007.T5
SuEEP-Reeeipts none. Compared to
week ago: Lambs, 25c lower; euIls, steady
ewes, 25c TO Doc lower.
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a FeehIe-Minded Feline.

Teach eff a cat in a well climbs
up two feet and falls back one, how
long will it take her to get out?
Son of an Efficiency Expert have
little or no interest in such a cat
Harper's Magazine.
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rxp9eT NEW Rrss DRIVE.
'osiet H-osv Buying ! &c Quantities of
Var Su. pics Is Report.

have been buying trem e1dous quanti-
stes of military equipment in Germany,
particularly infantry supplies, it was
reliably Ie'rred to6ay.
Rurnors are current that the soviets
are planning to besin a fresh drive
acafrst Poland within eight weeks.
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What makes the people smoker so?''
Said folks upon parade.
" 'Snickerb ockers. don't you know"
The shameless punster said.
Boston Transcript.
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II NetI4 DC UUIIU QU1ChIy
and well at The Evans Rapid Shoe Re-
pair Shop.
This shop has comfortable ana ex-
elusive waiting rooms for those VINO
wait while their shoes are being re-
paired.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-12

Preacher (solemnIy) = Rastus, do
or for worse?
Rastus( from force of habit)-Pah-
son, All shoots it a1l!''-Wayside Tales.
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IT'S an IN Wind.

HAS woman's participation in poll
tics benefited the homer
at has" replied Mr.. Meekton. Her
arguments at some of the meetings
have Convinced Henrietta that there
are people in the world just as hard
to get along with as am. ''-Washing-
ton Star.
a CHRISTMAS gift that will delight
the whole family for years to comz is
a Victrola. The Jenkins Music COM
pany has good supply of every size
right now, and it would be wise to
make a selection soon, to be sure of
having a Victrola for delivery on
Christmas eve, or morning, as the
purchaser desires.
Every year. for three years, Vic
troIas at jenkins have been sold out
before Christma-and their popu-
larity is justifiahly increasing.
By -eaying an order now at jenkins
for Christmas delivery. you will have
the satisfaction of having that much
done for Christmas. and the assurance
of receiving the kind of Vic+roia you
want, just when you want it
Ships That Pass.
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TWO VERY lovely
party dre SIS e S that
We're worn in the Pei
letters fashion show.
an9 were priced around
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New YORK, Nov. 2-coTTON-Futures
,losed easy. December, 1915; January,
160S; March, 1910; May, 1905; July, 1910
Spot, quiet; middling, 1870
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THE GIFT season is near at hand
and in looking over your list you'Il
find several friends. I'm sure, who
would appreciate and cherish a beau
tiful picture
Whether it be large or small. a love-
Iy picture in a harmonious frame is 8
gift that is not only charming in itself,
but will mean more each year to the
possessor.
Beautiful and valuable pictures at
tractive1y framed. + handsome photo
graph frames, effective mirrors and
PLAQUES. FIorentine frames. pottery
and unusually pretty Christmas greet
ing cars can be found at the Sullivan
Art Store.
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them at Emah ger & Spielman's. and
they are wonderful. If your boy is
mechanically inclined. or is interested
in electricity, carpentry, chemistry
photography, biography, wireless
biography, signal engineering, teIe-
phones, aeroplanes or weather bu-
reaus, there are, at Eulahizer & Spiel
mans. complete Gilbert outfits of each
sort with a book of instruction that
can easily be followed by the young
boy.
There are toys at Emahizer &
Spielman's for girls. boys. babies, and
IL I'm not mistaken, the grown-ups
could be amused for hours by these
instructive and interesting toys.
There are Tinker Toys galore-al-
Turing dolls, attractive little play fur
niture, white enameled and decorated,
drums. sewing sets. a complete line of
chtldren's books, air rifles. frolicking
rabbits, sturdy little wagons and the
incest little pony-velocipedes.
The toys are in holiday array at
Emahizer & Spielman's and now ia the
time to look them over, before tde
Christmas crush is on.
NEXT WEEK is apparel week and
the coats, suits and dresses that will
be displayed at Pelietier's were pro-
cured at very special prices by the
department buyer who made a trip
east especially to prepare for this
event.
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Diamond Engagement Rings. $50 to
$500. Easy terms. Harris-Goar Co -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-12

The furry of snow the
other day was the seasons
first reminder the Yu1e-
tide is approaching, and
wi t h Thanksgiving e s
than two weeks away. 1t
behooxes Us to stir our
selves in preparation for
Christmas
The Gift Shon at Pe1la-
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portant matter and you are supposed
to take care of it."
81 know. but it will be terribly en-
barrassflg to both of us. You see this
man is the former husband of my
present wife Detroit Free Press.
TOPEKANs WHO heard salvi. the
first artist to appear in the Holland
Concert Series, were extrava giant in
+ their praises ana unusually apprecia-
tive and enthusiastic as an audience.
Mr.. Holland has been very discrim-
mating in his choice of artists, and
those who have not already obtained
season tickets may feel assured that
each of the succeeding five concerts
will be a musical treat.
The next attraction of the Holland
Series is Arthur. Middleton, who will
sing at the Auditorium the evening of
November 25.
Middleton is the possessor of a mag
nificent baritone voice and is famous
as an oratorio and opera singer. He
has sung THE Messiah more than
j five hundred times and in Elijah"
over four hundred times.
Frances Aida heard Middleton sing
ing in a church in Chicago and was
so impressed with his voice that she
talked with him about Joining the
Metropolitan Opera Company. Thru
her influence he very soon became a
'17-77her of this splendid musical organ
ization.
The remainder of the Holland Con-
cert Series presents an excellenr list OF
bookings, consisting of Arthur Middle
ton, baritone; Anna Case, soprano
The Zoellner String Quartet; Nellif
and Sara Kouns, and Vasa Prihoda
| violinist.
These six excellent attra ctions may
be head by securing season tickets
for $3.50, $3.50 or S4.40, which in
cludes the war tax Seats for. the
Holland Concert Series are on sale a
Crosby Brothers. Mail orders addresse
to Mr.. Ralph Holland, 1887 West
street, Topeka, will be filled now.
Why They Co to TIE Movies.
Father-For an un disturbed nap.
Moti1sr-To get away from the
family.
Wiilie-To explain to the house
trick photography.
Sister-To see the latcrt styles.
The Maid-To be with the chauf-
feur in solitude
The Cbauefeur-To be with tbs
maid in solitude.-Penn State Froth.
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.AYE You : nair

HAVE YOU a pair of
shoes that would be per-
fectiy good if the heels
were straight or the soles
We're whole? Why not be
good to yourself and have
them repaired?
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fashionable, practical and very rea-
sonable in price.
Every woman will need a few pairs
Of stockings Of this type, (tIley would
also make excellent Christmas gifts)
and now is the time to see them, while
the assortment is complete at The
Felix Clothing Company.
Another winter necessity of many,
is the warm auto robe, and for this,
the heavy pure wool plaid blankets
displayed at The Felix Clothing Com
pany are ideal.
NOW THAT the strike has been
settled, and Armistice Day is over, and
the great golf match has been con-
Guided, you probably feel like getting
down to business, at least, until Tur-
key Day.
IN looking things over about your
desk it is very likely that you may
need some letter heads. forms or other
printed matter. Or maybe you are
thankful for this years business and
want more next year. SO you are going
to send out bunch of Christmas
Greeting cards.
You want the most you can get for
your money in style and quality. Ev-
erybody does, and Jones & Birch, Good
Printers, will see to it personally. that
you will not be disappointed when you
place your order with them.
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roo LATE 10 CLASSIFY


BICYCLE FOR SALE-f6 in frame Phone
1915
FURNACES, furnace pipes and chimneys
cleaned. Phone White 27st.
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MORE HEATHER
mixtures and drop
stitch patterns in at
-actiye silk and wool
nose for women have
Jeen received at The
Felix Clothing Com
pany. This hosiery has
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VIEWS AID laTERWEWS
pertinent Question and Answers
Given and Gathered Today ny
State journal Reporters.
ToDAE.s QUEsTION.

What 90 you til n.1 viii be the re-
su!:A of the Vvasllirlr, ION disarmament
Shouid America disarm?
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New Office Boy-A man called her,
to thrash you few minutes ago.
Editor-What did you say to him
New Office Boy told him I wa
sorry you weren't in.-Chicago Heralt
and Examiner.
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ships That Pass.

About a hundred years ago there
was an English duke who used to re-
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Business Relations.

81 ct wish you would send someone
else to talk with this man about this
DEAL said the head salesman to the
PRECEDENT.
What's the idea? This is an i'm
portant matter and you are supposed
to take care of it,
81 know. but it will be terribly en-
barrassing to both of us. You see this
man is the former husband of my
present wife. "-Detroit Free Press.
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FRUIT

FIR UT
FOR home
C a n n i n g
was scarce
this year
and yet no
one cap do
without it.
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Up to Snuff.

Manager (referring to Employed
Boy, do you know Fe1liner?
New Office Boy (bitten with ode
strnctice dialogue" craze): All. Tn
not to be caught. Sir. You want me
to say, "Telliner who2" and then
you'll say, "FeII-in-a-ditchi' '-Punch.
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Guilty.

sister-Hubby received an anony-
nous letter this morning informing
him. of something did before we were
married.
Brother-Well, the best thing you
can do is to confess.
Sister, know 1t, but he won't let
me read the letter and 1 don't know
what to confess.-Brown jug.
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= EVERYONE WHO is making
Christmas gifts will have lingerie.
lunch cloths, doilies, b1ouses, or some
thing of the sort that will need hem
stitching, and Miss Shirley in the Or
pheum Building does it beautifully.
Miss Shirley also has a very pretty
assortment of crepe de chine, pongee
and pink nainsook lingerie for sale
each garment is priced at IS or less.
The crepe de chine Knockers and
teddies are especially attractive
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TuE uOTrSFwTTE bse Four

THE HOUSEWIFE has found cleo
tricity a real friend. It has eliminated
hours of dispiriting drudgery and has
brought comfort and convenience.
The same electric current that lights
your home heats your f!atiron and
toaster, runs your vacuum cleaner and
sewing machine, is now ready to pro-
duce an added household EFFICIENCY =
refrigeration.
By insta ling a Kelvinator you do
away forever with the ice man. who
IS often an Inconvenience because of
ice cards to be hung up. tickets to be
put out, and. too often, muddy shoes
The Kelvinator produces the even,
dry, sanitary cold that is essential to
an idea refrigerator. No f1uctuating
Temperatures or mo1d-producinP dam j.
ness accompany the Kelvinator.
In it there is a tray in which water
can be frozen in cubes for the daily
table use. and in which also frosted
deserts can be prepared.
The woman who cares for the finest
product Of modern refrigeration
methods should see the Ke-v'nator at
the Topeka Electric Company.
LAST WEEK a certain Topeka
woman, who is very tirnid about being
out at night, was in Kansas City with
d party of friends who decided to come
home on a later train than she did.
She came to Topeka alone, on a mid
night train.
However, that fact did not worry
her in the least, because she knew
that there would be a Payne Taxi
at the station-and that means a care
full and courteous driver aIways-so
that she felt as safe as tho her ar
rival had been In the daytime.
Her husband met the train so the
taxi wasn't taken, but the assurance of
absolute safety inspired by confidence
in the Payne brand of service elima
mated two hours of real anxiety under
ordinary circumstances. How do I
know all this? Because it was myself
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NATHANIEL C. THOMPSON. aged Il
gears, died Friday night at his home. 10
Park Place, Topeka Funeral announce
ments later.