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The National leader., 1922-08-01
DEFENDS TEACHERS

Editor National Leader: I ask Mrs.
P. R. W. what will be the use Of
teachers advancing if they are to. be
hired "as cheap as possible" They
may as we'll settle into the rut with
the "cheap" teachers.
Of course there are teachers receiv-
ing the salaries of good teachers who
are not "worth their salt" Do we
not find laborers in all classes of
which that can be said? But shall we,
for that reason, condemn them all?
The teacher of the ordinary rural
school has charge, on the average, Of
from Is to rs "citizens in the max
ing" She must be mother, father,
big brother, sister and general advis-
or for the greater portion of the day.
Here is a mighty responsibility,
maintaining peace, harmony and help
ing to shape their ideals.
Then during vacations she must
live and continue her own Schooling.
Can she do this on "cheap" teachers
= salary? I say no! Nor will she try
it very long. Other positions are
open where progress receives better
rewards.
The progressive teacher will 60 and
we will have with us the "cheap"
teacher who can not secure another
position because she lacks the pro-
gressive spirit. Be fair to your teach
ers. Cooperate with them. They
need your support, not your knocks.
Hettinger, N. D. MRS. J. P.
The National leader., 1922-08-01
DEFENDS TRACTOR

Editor National Leader: I noticed
one Of the Leader readers is very
much against tractors. He says there
are thousands of farmers here broke
on account of the tractor and thou
sands of farmers going broke. That
is going pretty strong
Now as strong as our friend at
Willard, COL, is against it, l. am for
it. I own a $3.50 tractor and 38x62
separator. I am glad to say that my
tractor has made money when the
wheels turned around. I have run it
four seasons for plowing and thresh-
ing and the tractor has cost me only
$40 for repairs. What accounts for
this small expense is that I run it
myself I will admit that a man who
does not know the first thing about a
I tractor or thresher has no business
to buy them and figure on getting
rich. Of course, if he can afford to
hire good engineer he is all right,
but they are high priced at any low
price you may name if he can't.
Our Willard friend says man is
fortunate to sell it for junk at the
end of three years. I have run my,
tractor four years and I expect to run
it eight more. If the tractor is such
bad investment, what about auto
mobiles? They use gasoline and need
to be kept in repair.
It is true that in any line of busi-
ness where one makes a success the
other may make a failure.
ARNOLD RUPP.
Baldwin, N. D.
The National leader., 1922-08-01
OUR COVER CARTOON

Leader readers who know both Sem
ator Ladd and Senator-to-be Frazier
of North Dakota will wonder why our
artist made Senator Ladd appear to
be physically the larger man. Mr..
Morris, the cartoonist has never seen
either of the two men, and so had to
do his drawing from photographs of
their faces. But he has the idea ex-
actly right. That hand shake will be
the most important Washington re-
ception, that is important for the peo-
pie, which has taken place in our
time
Members of the Ku Klux Klan or
it's northern partner, the Citizens
alliance, are invisible-ike microbes
The National leader., 1922-08-01
SEND NO MONEY

will not accept single penny of your money
fill in and mail the coupon below giving me the
simple easy information I ask for and will
send you a pair of my Extra Large Tortoise
She'll Spectacles, for you to wear, examine and
inspect, for ten days, in your own home. The
glasses send are not to be compared with any
you have ever seen advertised. They are equal
to spectacles being sold at retail at from $1,000
to $1,000 pair. You will find them SO scien-
near, do the finest kind of work or read the
very smallest print. These Extra Large Size
Lenses, with Tortoise Shell Rims, are very be-
coming and your friends are sure to compli-
ment you your improved appearance. There
are no ''ifs" or lands" about my liberal offer.
trust you absolutely. You are the sole judge.
If they do not give you more real satisfaction
than any glasses you have ever worn, you are
not out a single penny. I ask you, could any
offer be fairer?
The National leader., 1922-08-01
SPECIAL THIS MONTH


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ACCEPT THIS FREE OFFER TODAY
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You may may send me by prepaid parcel post pair Of
your Extra Large Tortoise Shell Gold Filled Specta
cles will wear them 10 days and If convinced that
send YOU $449. Otherwise, viii return them and
there will be charge.
How old youf Observation-Disclosures.
How many have you used glasses III any, .....
A>aHle
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H. H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Box No. ............
fost oHlce State.
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs II. D.
EsdIdEh. Can Blue Gz2I 81 $3.50.

Mrs John Farley, OF Joplin, No. is
spendinE a few DAYS in Topeka and oak
land the guest OF friends. Mrs. Farley will
leave soon for Colorado, where she will
spend a vacation.
Mrs. Ernest Rosey and daughter, Betty,
have returned to their home in Kansas
city. Mo, after spending several weeks
in Topeka, the guests Of relatives and
Mrs l. H Shields and daughter, Maxine,
OF East Sixth avnue, have gone to Lin
coin, Neb., to spend a short time
Mr. and Mrs. Ceyio White and daughters
Dorothy and Mildred. have returned to
their home in Denver, Colo, after spend
Ing a few days here the guests Of rela-
lives and friends.
Mrs c. f. Goodrich, Mrs. c. L. Wood,
Mrs W. D. KesselrinE, and Mrs. D. NJ
Hettfnger win entertain the members of
the Vesta Embroidery club at a break
fast Friday morning, June % at O'Clock
at Gage park.
Baptist church viii meet Thursday eve.
Mug at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs c. =.
Hlnckle. in Emmett street
Mr.. and Mrs John Dyal and Mr. Albert
Dyal OF East Tenth avenue, have gone
70 Humboldt, Kan, to spend few days
the guests Of relatives
Mrs Z. H Turpin, OF sos West Sixth
avenue. is in charge Of picnic to be
given this evening a. 30 o'clock at Gage
park for all persons in Topeka who for
merly made their home in Illinois. All
those attending are asked to bring a well
filled basket.
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OAKLAND NEWS
Notea and personals By Mira II. d.
WadlsiEh- Call Blus G2aI 90 GSSo.

Mrs. N. z Copeland OF Michigan avenue
will leave Wednesday for Kansas City
No. where she Will attend the convention
Of the Sunday schools OF the Christian
churches Of the world, as q delegate from
the Oakland Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. A pnpenforth and Mrs.
Ella Norton Of Kansas City are spending
a few days in Oakland the guests OF Mrs
w R Jessop and Mrs. Frank Johnson
Mrs. +. NJ. Collins is III at her home in
Winfield avenue
Mrs. John Farley Of Joplin, Mo. and
Mrs Bert HummelI Of Topeka will be the
dinner guests this evening Of Mr.. and Mrs
n e COPELAND in Michigan avenue
Mr. and Mrs. o. NJ Keats. Miss Eta
CoTey and Miss Katherine Farris spent
Sunday in Big Springs, Kan, the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs w. N. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Hamilton have
returned to their home in Chester avenue
from their wedding trip thru the eartern
states
Miss Madge Moore entertained with a
miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at
her home in Chester avenue in honor OF
Miss Bess Kirk whose marriage to Mr..
Wm Nicodemus will take place soon. The
guests were: Miss Kirk Miss Grace Kirk,
Miss Bessie Galloway. Miss Effie Galloway,
Miss Gladys AllspauEh. Miss Frances
Rrenuaman. Miss Grace Campbell, Miss
Ethel Maggie. Miss Beatrice Peak. Miss Ida
Moore. Mi.s Mad=e Moore, Mrs Floyd
Scritchfield. Mrs. c. W. Marlin. Mrs IL A
Lepper, Mrs. Morgan Washburn, Mrs.
Walter Spannieal. Mrs L. NJ. Mills. Mrs
A J. Warner. Mrs. Ralph Campbell. Mrs.
J Kirk and Mrs. II Anspaugh.
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wANrED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-White women cook on ranch
in New Mexico. So mo-. free ticket. ship
at once; institution help; housekeepers
family help for country homes; cooks ;
dining room and lunch counter girls Fur
mans Employment Office. Jog West sth-
WANTED-Competent cook to go to a
New Mexico ranch. all expenses paid
good salary ana references Mrs Wayte
Lyle, 900 North Jackson St. Phone Blue
2o1T
WANTED-Whife woman by the week for
washing ironing and cleaning. Mrs.
Pendry. 122 West 9Th.
DEMONSTRTORS wanted at go L. 10th
appear in person between aud p. M
WANTED-Good strong woman for gen
eral house work 40 West Fifth.
WANTED-White girl to assist with
house work. Phone Red 224.
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SERVICES OFFERED


LAUNDERING, bundle washing. family
washing and ironing. Silk work our Spe-
cialty. Call for and deliver. Phone White
1T54 William Connelley. proprietor
1915 Buchanan st.
CYLINDERS REBORED.
Machine work, piston pins and bearings.
NENNING MACHINE SHOP. 920 Monroe
-TP-TO-DATE furniture and baby buggy
repair company Upholstering ana pack
ing. Phone 1878 K-2. 7. Z. Weber
EXCAVATING-Yard grading, sodding
cinders. Phone Ditch, 621S w.
e. H. Gibson. wall paper cleaning up
holsteting, refinishing and repairing. "a
kaw ave. Phone Red 1881.
PAINTING, cement sidewalks. cellar
floors. All work guaranteed $500 J.
c. c. Daniels, 1927 ClRy.
WASHING and ironing. Blankets a spe-
cialty, washed separate. Call for and de-
liver Phone 5541 W.
FLOOR SANDING and surfacing. first
class work. charges reasonable. Phone
Red 21S6.
CLEANING, pressing, repairing, alterations
and refining. Phone $40. Mutual Laun-
|PLEATINGS MRS. NJ. ]. MERCER
500 Topeka Ave.
WANTED-Dressmaking and general sew
ing. Phone Blue GIG Prices reasona BILE
PLASTERING and mason work; general
repair. Phone Black 4599.
YELLOW CAB and BAGGAGE co. Phone
713.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. VIM have re-
turned from a vacation spent at LeNing-
ton Junction. visiting relatives VIM is
assistant cashier at, the Union Pacific
freight house.
More than one hundred and eighty chill
dren we're present at the opening Of Quincy
play grounds Monday afternoon. Appar-
entity the boys are fonder OF play than the
girls as they numbered more than one
hundred.
The condition of Mr.. Ed McGrew. 615
St John street. who is sick at his home,
Is slightly improved.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Barrett 1913 Tyler
street, have returned from several weeks
visit to relatives and friends in Dallas
city, Ferris. Hamilton, Ill, and Keokuk
Iowa.
The NJ z Quilken family has moved to
500 Quincy street from 412 Ohio street.
Lost-A Cameo breaBtpin between 1909
n. Jackson and the kaw Valley rest room.
Reward Mrs b V. Porter.-Adv.
The Ladies' Guild OF the Church Of the
Good Shepherd will meet Wednesday aft
ernOon at the home OF Miss Rose Viii
lifts, 1885 Fillmore street. south
Lost-A Cameo breastpin between 1900
n. jackson and the kaw Valley rest room
Reward. Mrs. B. V. Porter.-Adv.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken, S23- Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
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You are hereby notified to cut and de-
stroy all noNious weeds growing upon the
following described real estate and IN tho.
streets and alleys in front Of or abuttiug
Alien. Flora 81. lots 2a13. 2a15 and 2ai7.
on Clay street. Quinton Heights
Barnett. Alice, lots l. aud . ON Sfepheus
stTSeI, IotWin-A unutuuaie hMHltipa- a.
Barnett Alice, lots -. - anil p on
stephens street, Block 8. potwin- Auburn
dale addition.
BixIer, Ingram, lots 22is 2220 and e12z
on Clay street. Quinton Heights.
Connolly. Fred Z, 81. % and % on Coli
Cummings Lucille NJ, 257 and 25s on
Brooks avenue, Melrose.
Disbrow, Elizabeth J.. lots 1J4 and f5G.
on Lafayette street Ye1Ts addition.
FentOn, w. A., Fri. lot 2G01 and 2G03 on
Lincoln street Quinton Heights.
FOUGHT. Mary J., lots 424. 42G as nj
n. feet 43O Garfield avenue. ElmhuTst.
Goodwin, g w, 2G03 and 2GgT on Lin
Harsfield. Thos lots 1201 1908 aud
1908 on West 22nd street. Quinton Heights.
2OOG on Lincoln street Quinton Heights. s
Hays Land Investment Co. lots ~, II
23G. 23S, 240 242 24G 24s and "a on
Lafayette street. Roots addition
Kelsey. J. X, lots o. PC. Is and 30 on
Kendall avenue. kenwood addition.
Hughes, Mary j., lots 81, 60 G45 and
CAS- on Lincoln street. Martin a. Dennis. 3
Johnson, J. r.. lots 3t4 and 3iG on Coi-#
lege avenue, Stilson & Bartholomew adj
King. Lillian, lots % and "a on Kendall
avenue Kenwood addition.
Lyons. +. 7. lots go, G52 and G5f
Lane street. Martin < Dennis.
Marfiu, Ella e. lots Ga. GAG and 6is on
Lane street. Martin & Dennis
Porter, Thaa T., lots 81 and 50 on COL
lege avenue. Melrose.
Sparks, @. c. lots 2319 2321 and 2323
on Clay street. QuintOn Heights
Stilson. W. W, Triangular Trfct bound
ed on $. by It'll street. on W by an alieF
and on +. by +. line Of Parkdale addition.
7th-Gth alley Lafayette street.
Stoekweil s. H, lots II, y. y ala $. =
z, and % on College avenue, Melrose-
Unknown owner. lots 113 115 III. 49,
121, and y. 12N # 123 Taylor street
Earnsworth Park Place.
Unknown owner. lots 10 112. III 1fr
lis, 12O. 122. 124, 12G, 12s and 13O on West
eru avenue. Farnsworth Park Place
Unknown owner. lots los los. 10. 10
IA, ZIG, lis. 40, 10. 124, 12G .12s 80
1872, 134 and 13G on Taylor street, Farms
worth Park Place.
Unknown owner lots 1O7. 100. III H.
115, III, 49, 121, 123, 125, 127. 129. III
1873. 135 and 137 on Polk street Farnsworth
Park Place in the City Of Topeka. Shaw
nee County, Kansas. within five days ns
provided by ordnance Of the City Of To-
peka, as said weeds are injurious 70 pub
lie health; and II said weeds are not cut
within five days from this date they will
be cut BY the City Of Topeka and the total
cost thereof taxed and assessed against
the real estate.
BY order Of the Board OF Health
EARLE q. BROWN NJ D.
Attest: City Health OFFICER.
ETA n, covELL.
(seaD City Clerk.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

-------7|~-------7I-------
I. Shideler to c. B. Hayes. lots $50
152 Plass ave, College Place adds
I. H Coney to NJ. Myers, see record. 100
G. Gartnsr to q. b. Henderson, lots
12-14 Fairchild st, Hamilton
smiths addition OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 14O
+. F. Mcconnell ct al to l.. IL. Sher-
days addition .................... 1900
2T2 part - Jewell ave, Col Pl add. 1900
c. Is. Merriam to B. z Phelps. lots
26i -6-S-TO Jewell ave, Col Pl. add. $500
H. F Pratt to W. S. Hancock, lots
1904 Top ave, n. .-.-.-...-...-.
Fritz's sub. ....... 80 -Ct $500
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North Topeka

Items for this column may be left
At Petro's drug store or telephone
Eleanor Kimball. 1891. before 10 O'Clock
or after 2. Other hours $3.50
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LEGAL.


of the City of Topeka, aud repeating said
original sections .. and IL Of said or'ii-
BE III ORDAINED RY THE BOARD or
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY Of
Section / That Section OF Orllnans,.
the same is hereby amended and made to
read ms follows: Section .. CITY Treas
month, s1cGG7; License Collector. per
month $1,000 Electrical Inspector. per
month S1G000; electrical inspector To fur
nish and maintain motor vehicle without
additional cost to the city; WcighInlstcrs.
each. per month. $1,000.
Section > That Section $ Of Ordinance
No 50G0, approved April -, 1871, he und
the same IS hereby amended to read rs
month S2;i:I -; 49, city e. ginecr 60 be ale
keep of motor car: Assistant C'fty Eur4nee-
per month, S150.G0; Craftsman or clerk uot
to exceed S12J.O0 per month: Assistant
Craftsman or clerk. not ia eNrecd S1U0nl
per month; Stenographcr or cicrk not TO
exceed $4,000 per month; Instrument Men.
when employed. not to exceed 81 90 per
day; Excavation Inspector, per month.
$1,000, excavation inspector to furnish
conveyance without additional cust "a the
city: Sidewalk and other inspectors wlivIi
employed, per day. 500; Rodmcn. wheS
employed, per day, not to exceed 81
Chairman. when employed. per day. not TO-
exceed $50; Laborers, each. per day.
Section ,. That Section II Of Ordinance
No. 5000. approved Aprii y 1921 De ami
read as follows: Section II Poiice, Judge.
per month. SS}:ei IL; chief Of Police. per
month, 10000; Chief Detective. per mouth
$4,000 Captain of Police. per month";
$4,000; First and Second Li-utcucnts,
each, per month. $4,000 Desk Serecauts.
each, per month, $4,000: Hccdquartcrs
Clerk, per month $1,000; Detectives each.
per month, S12100: Drivers, each. per
month, $4,000: Motor Policemen. cas- p
per month $1,000: Patroimeu. each. per
month, 500 90; MJtroR- per month. $50 90:
Welfare Worker. per month $500; -
sistant Welfare Worker. per month s7J0J-
Jnnitor. per month. 500 %
Section T. That Section = nrd section s
and Section II Of Ordinance No. $3.50. app
proved, April y. 1921. be and the same are
hereby repealed
Section ;. This ordinance shall take Of
feet and be in force from ANA after its
publication in the official city paper.
Passed the Board Of Commissioners.
June 20. 1922.
Approved, June 20. 1922
IL !. CORWINE.
Attest: aiayor.
ETA NJ CONELL
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London, June 20.-Admiral Sir
Lewis Beaumont, 20, retired. form er
r1rst lord of the admiralty and high
commissioner 10 Egypt. died at his
nome in Hurst Pierpont. Sussex, last
night.
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NOTICE

withdraw my property for sale until
further order. ]. w. Parr, r. II 16, Te-
cumseh Kan
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FOR RENT--oFFICE ROOMS


SIX office OF living rooms for rent, up
stairs, $40 Kansas ave. Inquire Boston
Shoe Store.
MODERN office room. Orpheum Bldg.
Gordon Bros. Phone 1919.
MODERN office rooms for rent. Inquire
Room 3. Majestic Bldg
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SAFES


FILING SAFES Diebold fireproof safes
and vault doors Joseph c Wilson &
Co., 80 Kansas ave. Phone COZ
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70 appears that the North Topeka Civic
club Is not represented On the committee
from civic organizations that is to report
to the Chamber Of Commerce ON beautlfy-
ing different sections Of the city. One
North Topeka man. strong for his cid
home town, believes an attempt to improve
on the natural beauties Of the north side
would be TO paint the lily. However,
others more progressive, think that North
Topeka should have representative on
the heautifying committee and reap the
benefits TO be obtained in common with
other parts OF Topeka.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

ICE POWDER freezing preparation form
ula. 25c: soap. &c H.; formula, 10c. Narga
Supply Company, 100 Attorney street. New
York City.
MAKE so weekly mailing circulars
complete instructions 2Oc. VargO Sup
ply Co, is Attorney street, New York
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FoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

MODERN light housekeeping rooms, first
and living room first floor, nice for EN-
M lGTYsd 4s s9u pr white 81 5f
MODERN rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished, light housekeeping or sleeping,
also ? sleeping noTehes; adults. 6lO West
NEW HOTEL VICTORIA, European and
American New Cafe). Sixth and jack
son. Popular prices. Special weekly rates
HUNTO0N ST, 2I5-Large, attractive, fur
nished room and kitchenette; modern I;
close in; very desirable for employed
81 WEST TTH-Tw0 laRae pleasant fur
nished modern housekeeping rooms, front
suite; very desirable; close in; adults.
ONE large modern front sleeping house
keeping room. well ventilated, close In
TWO newly furnished light housekeeping
rooms, modern conVeniences. 1851 Clay St
Phone Red 1905
1912 WEST 6TH-Ideal rooms, men. bust
ness girls or employed couple; garage
FOR RENT-TwO desirable west side fur
nished rooms, on first floor. Phone Blue
11i8 HARRISON sT.-Two large rooms and
kitchenette for rent. Phone 604 or 5445 j :.
NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms,
no children. Phone 2G73, 624 Taylor.
FOR RENTING sleeping rooms, well ven
tilated tor men only. s27 Jefferson,
1s5S KANSAS AVE-Room furnished, pri-
waite entrance, for rent, reasonable.
100 VAN BUREN-Modern furnished front
room. board IL desired: garages.
1110 HARRISON-2 rooms and kitchen
cite large and cool. Phone 6O4
GO MADISON-Front sleeping room in
new modern home. White 6596.
FRONT ROOM, gentleman preferred
Phone 50Ts W Ga West 18th,
407 TYLER-Large pleasant front sleeping
room Phone Red 50T3.
FURNISHED sleeping rooms on first floor.
S06 Topeka ave.
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms,
50T jefferson
TWO furnished sleeping rooms, modern.
1OO1 Taylor.
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A Ford car loaded with cherries and
driven by Mr.. Stock Of kilmer neighbor-
hood coilided with a street car in the
ten hundred block in Kansas avenue this
morning about so. The street car was
derafied A fender was broken on the
Ford and the cherries were scattered on
the pavement. Stock was not injured
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Ralph Campbell Of the Campbell Drug
company has bought the L. r. ShOaf drug
store at 1T19 West Tenth street. and. it
will in future be known as the LowInau
Hill pharmacy. Clarence Redmond now
with the James F. Mcfarland Drug COM
pany, will be manager Campbell Will re-
tain his North side store.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

clothing, shoes. hats and Overcoats. Drop
US a ard or call Gordon Brothers Loan
Office. 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
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FOR sALzvAcANT Lors
THIS Is WHAT YOU WANT

THIS IS WHAT YOU WANT
WILL SELL OR TRADE
Five slightly lots reasonable; small cash
payment and small monthly payments or
will trade for Ford coupe or other small
car. See me this week only, but don't
bother TO show me a has-been Lizzie The
lots are worth real money. g. D. Nicolas
key, COS Douthitt avenue. Phone Blue 1892.
FOR SALE-Lots CO and 81 Hazelton
Court, Pinehurst addition. Inquire 80
Paramore St, No Topeka, Kansas.
FOR SALE-In Kenwood. lots 1880, on
Kendall avenue. Price 81 600, cash. by
owner. Address 319 Jefferson.
~ EAST FRONT lots at 1905 Grand Ave,
paved street sewer. cement sidewalk and
cleo. Owner. sol Z. 4th Ave. Phone go.
TWO LOTS on CORTLAND ave Phone
White 2562- Call between 30 and 80
a
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
LARGE Cameo brooch pin lost, between
aFd and jefferson and 1900 block on
Quincy probably on Kansas ave. Return
to 30I jefferson and receive reward. Tele-
phone 5719.
LOST-An airedale dog, two miles east,
slightly lame. Dean Kaye, 1913.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FORD touring, 10. new tires. new top,
runs good. To trade for 1 or Ia ton
truck-must has pneumatic tires and be In
good condition Phone Black 1863.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADY DESIRES care OF small child, With
employed mother. VIII rent room with
light housekeeping privileges. Phone Red
23a0.
WANTED-OId people to care for or chill
dren by the hour or would do other work
by the hour. Phone White 2145
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An ORDINANCE amending Sections 3
and IL Of Ordinance No. 5000. approved
April IS. 1921 relating to the salary or
compensation Of city officers and employees
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-20

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