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Floyd. to Rosa Lee Pollard. east
line Moss Side Avenue I25 feet south.
Ladic-' Mile Road south SO feet by
l'5 feet July Is. 1922. $3.50.
RcI-asrs.
7ls-roilard & BaRby. Inc. trustee.
TO Lydia l.. Smith. No. 362e southca st
corner Grove Avenue and West Street
Is feet inches by So feet. July "a.
1922. $3.50.
sos T.. Rrags. trustee. to Hes
TER II. Hayes. No. 700 north line Fed
eral stree, 10 feet east. Fret Street.
east IL feet 4 inches by 10 feet. July
20, 1922. SAIL.
SGe-rollard y Raghy. Inc. trus-
tee. to r. IL. Griffin. No. a14s West
Main Street. July 81. 1922. tl.6s0.
si2-rrll S. Rogers. trustee. to s.
l.. Hubbard. No. ltS t3O20 new
numbcr) west line Second Avenue -
feet inches south. Front Street. -
feet inches 10y 40 feet. July Is.
1922. $4,000.
Sl3-iioward Sutton. trustee. to
Charles Mccurdy. east line North
Avenue l3o feet south. Essex Street
south 90 feet by 1875 feet. July %.
1922. $3.50.
s20-n. c. whcrry. n. C. Nuckois.
truatccs, To Sailie F., T.. Davis.
No. 1929 south line Grace Street 2i5.
3S feet west, I.ombardy Street. west
81 feet by 40 feet. July IL. 1922.
$3.50.
sew. y. Mountjoy. trustee
James G. Page. executor Ann j.
Cooper. To -. H., Lula q. Selden.
south line Floyd Avenue loI feet Si-2
inches west. West Street ~ feet 4
inches by ISIS feet. July 20. 1922.
s2,360.
s2a-Irving May. trustee. to Leroy
Goldberg. Nos. H. lis. !1s west line
Third Street % feet south. Grace
Street south Gl feet 3 inches by 81
feet. July 10. 1922. $4,000.
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Port movement:
Ne" or!ean--M iidlinE. 2:S rc,cir,s.
i.sl'. exports. l.sl5. salc,. 'n: stock. 10. e
GSiveston-M iddiinr. .,n: receipts J..
20: exports. 1881. sales. tei. stock. T5s2!
Monii.-M itdi!ns. :i.E: receipts. ".
stock. ,:Ss.
50. Sis."Hain1.h.Middiing. 2iss: receipts. 20.
charieston-M idd!lnr. :2.0: receipts. 5:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4!i: stoch. 1919.
Not'"!k-MidG!!n .2S) receipts, lo5 -x
io:ts. 80. stock. 5,.V6
n"iuinors-Efports. bS:. STOCK "a
i,,t,on -Middilng. :25o. stock. s.la.
!.hiladc.I h!n-Stpck. 3I7S
Ne" York-Si. ddIinx. slo: e,oor,, !
*: s,ock. 1895
M.nor Ports Receipts I.s; exports. ss2.
2, G g:s ,gaay X .'7'; exports.
1854. '''-' '"'"' W.
ports. Ssi5as
intcrlor movement:
MISUNDERSTANDING 22D:SrcreI,,t. 90.
Mem ph!s-Siddlins. ssG: tccSip,. %.
shipments 1910: sales go s,ock 70 So
Alrusia- Middi!nE, :20; receipts 3,e,
'hH!tmrn;s. Las; saies. esS: sock ;s.5t?
Atlanta a;iddilnx. sTi;.
!.!ti!- R"ck-M idh!!rE. la7j; rcce:u,s &.
sHipm-hir ~ -"le. ii. stock. ILL.
MONTGOMERY Ni!daiinE c2n
Total ;oday-R"ce.pts a.. sbi,,,e,,s
Sgii. stock. I'll. sol.
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FEATURE
IN BOND MARKET
IBy Assnclntcd Press.l

. NEW YORK July 2l.--I.It4rty issues
again featured the bond market today.
and new inax!nums were estSoiishcd b,y
ne hrst 41s az 1913. the second AS p.
ii:p p@ inc third AIS AT iol. and the fourth
binternatlopai lean. were only slightly
vmnnSsd, The trend. however. was up.
Wnrh tor United Kingdom dts Of io.. III
,nsc- "a pa psso first ass and second 4s ami
sot.an rrenSh municipals. especially
also woro strong. Latin AmerIcsns. how
ST. showed no market tendencies
. riaia nnS a,mm.nng domestic rails. indus :
paices showed prepondorancc Of noIni-
ehi Sa,ms wabash first 5s were substan
seSondnry mortgages OF Southern roads
Cte1e s.rsnEthened by the better tone of
nose Issues In the stock list TotoI .eIest
par VaiSe. aggregated sl6. 100 900. '"''''
|, an oherlng of $780, 900 nrst mortpar 70
,a,,, ~, cent honds OF tho Dura nj Motor
ON pany constituted tho only important
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Given Eight ycur. in Prison

Fred Kay was given eight years
In the penitentiary by n jury In
Henrico County Circuit Court yes
terday for attempted criminal attack
on lIyear-oid girl. The hearing
OF the ease heRRn yesterday morn
ing At 10 o'clock and lasted until
late in the afternoon. The verdict
was returned last night about :
o'clock
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK.. .TnIy 2l-Cntton rond.
wee moderste!y active today. prices hold
sshx nr,n, o Export trade. particularly 10
on Tropical worsted cloths in The Wal
hpn1s market sold spiritelly. Ruriap
,,nff h"ts ""re active hero. hut ou,et IN
Ihirutta. Cotton yarns were more ac.yys
and higher, BROAD silks continued 70 sell
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

: nHIttUu July 'l.-CattIe: rccoipts
s ~, me ssei SOW practically unc ha ng ed
6:ef COW. aud hsifers hGoITS; cannsrs
ana cutters mostly 3.olI 3N: h"Inena bulls
'atEey. t"3 800: veal calves. s.oOI969
Hos.: reccir's. 1900; opened Is TO o5c
hhIsher: closed weak: top. 100: bulk
butchc'', l9ioT ln.99: hackers mostly SG
TIE: es,imaicd hold-over. 5000: pigs
s'spnG TO NC higher. mostly. sisrioG6
She"p. receipts. l2.ooo: TAI lambs - 10
voc lower: sorts considered; western
Ms,hers I5la natives, 1918 10 city butch.
isc to @s lower: host lights. 100: hest
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CHICAGO GRAIN ,,.RKEr

ShitAtO. July tI.-IIeAvy selling
N mn'ch snidenly took place In the Dacem-
Der h'hscry OF wheat hare. and whic n
Mhs supposed 10 Ice on foreign account
mere IMAM onset in the wheat market
ttpu"' thH hu!!ish ahrct %! biy eSnurt
bus ness ami III tension regarding ;ha
: : 'TiH" situation The close va. uns-',lrd.
r.mSI h-t over TO &c advance. with
lli'< io'ii9
,"rn finished shade TO &c down. ont.
ira Pic L. a T. NJ '''S
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touch with each other This SER
vice Is rendered to tho teachers free
OF charge.
Operate County Unit system.
Preparations are being made IA
the counties Of the state for tho
county unit system OF operating. ec-
fective September l. Under the
system, there viii be one small
county board. instead of a
series OF district boards. This board
will map out the general policies and
apply tho general plans submitted by
division superintendents. Tho pres
.nt district boards are expected 20
function In avery respect up TO Sep
tember /. the fact being emphasized
that. unless this were done, many
county schools would open without
adequate teaching forces and incom.
plete preparation"
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>-,,r. ,nnUTTDNTEED OH.
, NEW YORK. July 2!-Afier adr.,.in,
~, 10 ~ rolnis on scattered buying. in
snired by tho strength IN lard co;tnnsend
oil reacted under pressure fron' fi
pears and li1uida,Ion on the decline in
COTTON and grains Closing bids were i
20, noinis net higher. sales. "a 6fn h,rt
eris. Tenders. 500 barrels Prime crudc
n nsin M prime summer yellow spot. ioaj
cember. Si3: all bid i'''"' be
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operate County un,t system.
Fined Under nrr Inv

Charles Rahts yesterday entered a
Plea OF guilty u thu charge of vio-
lating the Mapp act. and was fined
$50 and costs by Judge Richardson.
OF Hastings Court. A hne OF $50
ana costs was also imposed upon 4.
Saprle for violating tho Mapp act
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
UTILITIES
Richmond. Virgins

Proposals Will he received at tn,
Office OF the Director Of Public TftIIj.
ties. Room 100. City Hall. ati2 o'cIoo !,
noon wednesday. July 26. 1922. FOR
excavatinG and laying a Gas Main I'm
BROAD street from Sheppard Street
to Sauer Avenue. and In Sauer Ave
nue. to Monument Avenue
Plans and specifications can be had
at Room ll2, city Han.
T.. W. TRAFFORD,
Director
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Cit, ana strt. securities.

Va IS. Old C. and R..ls32, -
Va. Centuries. 2. 5. c.. -,
West Va. ais. 1885 90
c. and p. Tel. Co. OF
Va. LIST or 500. -. 9.
\. and l.. 7. Co. 1925 81 81
Car. Pub. Ser. Co. As lHt9 ln3 lnt
Y r. and i. Co. 1894 sos STA
r. ;. Register Guano
s y. c. bonds -. 100 1853 io7
=. street hallway stocks.
y. r. and i Co. pit. 100 5si 81
RaiIrond stocks.
A. G.. +. OF Conn -. 100 l04
Il, +. and =. Div. OBJ. 100 220 cS5
Insurance stuck.
AT Life Ins. Co. -. 100 ESQ
Life Ins. Co. OF Va. :. 100 500
Va. F. aud NJ Ins. Co. % 643 68
Hank and Trust Company stocks.
American National 100 237
American Trust Co.
(Class Al ~ 100 a?s 1ol
Broad street Bank. IS 80
Broadway National 100 l2l
Commerce and IT,. 100 226 e2a
Central National -. 100 lSb goo
First National 49,. 100 $50 f7s
Merchants NS tional 100 SIS 500
Mech. and Merch. -. 100 800
state ann city Bank
and Trust Co. -. rs so COL
Planter. National :. 100 425
Richmond Trust Co.. 100 81 80
SAY Tx. OF Richd.. % 93i
Union nix. OF Rich. 80 $50 lSs
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SIC 4 r

o,,t roRk July ,2l.--Raw sugar un-
narlti'' ~ al FOR Cn6as centrifugal Re
n n hr'ner at $50 10 6ao for hne grann.
ss HPSa SSnf e., easiet; Rio U.s. loM to 1917;
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Richmond Stock Market


Virginia Trust Co. =. 100 325 sac
West End Bank -. rs 10
Textile stocks.
riverside and Dan
River, pfd. 100 lOl
Riverside and Dan
River. com. .. 100 2l5
Roanoke Mills, - p.
Rosemary Mfg. Co.
- p. c.. pfd. .... 100 l0l
miscellaneous.
Southern Bond and
crystal Ice Co. pfd.
- C. ........... 100 100
Jefferson Realty Co.
Johnson Pub. co. pt 100 as 100
johnson PUB. Co.
Larus &c Bros. Co,
y. c. part,c. 80. 100 III
O. -. |. and s. Co. :. 81
., ID. s. .. Co. go. 100 so
Sou. Stove Works.
p'd.. 5 PC. 1890. 100 rs 1o1
SO. stove Wks. com. 100 "A
Standard rapei Mfg.
Co.. pfd. ....... loo lob
T.. l.. r. PC. pfd.. 100 100 1905
u. l.. T.. com. ...... 100 lis 100
N.-C. chem, pfd. s.. 100 64S
N.-C. Chem. com. .. l0O 2ai
Va. Bid. and l. Co. 100 100
10 Central National Rk.. 100 49, G.
X. g.
40 state and city and TT. Co. SO;
$500 r.. +. and p. Div. Oh. 225 II. {
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University of Richmond
LAW SCHOOL

BEGINNING September 18th, 1922.
The Il. G. Williams school OF Inv,
In The University of Richmond
will be taught in two divisions
The MORNING SCHOOL, with
class hours 900 A. NJ. 10 400 p.
NJ. will cover three years, and the
EVENING SCHOOL, with class
hours 700 to 1000 P. NJ, will
cover four years. The course. In
the two schools are OF equal value
and each leads TO tho degree OF
Ill. b. Both schools admit won
en- on equal terms with men. Only
che first year OF the MORNING
SCHOOL Will be given In ls22-2s
but this instruction viii be IN
charge of four able and expert
enced law teachers. Former stu.
dents of tho EVENING sCHOOI
who enter In session OF le22-23
will DO permitted to graduate un
der requirements In effect at the
time OF their first matriculation.
For the session of l922-23 the en-
trance requirements OF candidates
Tor degree will remain as hereto
fore at fifteen high school units
For l9e3-24, one year of college
work Will be required for en-
trance, and for 1924-25, two wears
" college work will be required.
For catalogue and full informa
ton. address James H. Barnett
Ir.. sol n. Lombardy ST.. Rich.
lnond. Va.
F. w. BoATwRlGHT.
President.
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x MARKET SEEMS HEADED FOR A TEMPORARY SETBACK
CURB MARKET,

.tock. 72.6ro. Quote: n. $50: ID. 80; =.
u. h26: IL. !. so: X. $50: 81. $50: -
SIS. VIC. 80: WV 100
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NAVAL. STORES
Is; 81 V,A ,H,A Ga. July 2i.-Turrcn,ine
niet. llbSTllS saicR. none; r.cnipts IA:
shipments 1.oH: stock $3.50. Ros,n' Arm
sales. LII: receipts. 9s5: shipment. es4:
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NEw YORK. July n.-cattle: rece;p,.
I 90 65.66. cows is0Tk35 wv ""'is
IS, 81 T cy;. So i?e6 irregular. veal.
Shes2 aad iamba: receipts. $40: irrer
n!ar sheen; s5ohssn: cuiis ehoTsHo
s0oGs.r. i'""' cni1s'
=, a III ,sseIp.s. ssn: steady. Lirh, to
HISS 1900: rouEhs. S.7SGa@
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The number in attendance upon
the' summer schools indicates that 4
shortage of qualified teachers prom
ises not to be 80 great next fall. The
department OF education In doing
work with the districts in the mat
ter OF school books. and 1t Is hoped
that every county Will have an ad.-
anate supply at the opening OF the
SCHOOLS In many cases The school
hoaras arc handling books dircctlv,
but many are applying TO local agents
To handle textbooks. The depart
ment Is working toward til" general
plan OF Mt least one local distributor
or depository In each county.
The teachers bureau In the de-
partner, Of education is regis,ariny :,
large number OF applicants TO teach
The purpose OF the bureau is to brink
the school boards and applicants In
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s.. B-Bezinnins July il the marke,
avs for cattle will DO Friday. Saturday
nd Monday. No cattle sold or weighed
n other than these davs.
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si6--John W. Hancock, Virginia r.
iwifo). to Charles T. Booth, Robert
G. Rooth, No. 3205 cast line Thrill
Avenue % feet north. BURNS Street
north 50 feet by 40 feet. Lien, s35nO
July -. 1929. Tax. $40. $40.
S30--l.ula r. Floyd Mamie r.
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TEACHER SHORTAGE NOT
So GREAT NEXT YEAR
Only Small Percentage of In.
adequately Prepared Tu-
tors Need BE Used.
NEED i".o"o To SUPPLY DEMAND
Reports From virginia Summer
schools Highly Encouraging and
Total Enrolment Exceeds Tint of
Inst Year. Says superintendent.

shortage In the ranks OF qualified
teachers for Virginia schools promises
not TO lie 50 great next ycarasit did
ihs'. harris Hart, State Superinten-
dent OF Public Instruction, stated
yesterday. About $4,000 teachers
ar" necessary to supply the demand
In virginia and the department book
show that only small percentage OF
inadeQuately prepared teachers may
he used next year. Mr.. Hart pointed
out.
REPORTS from Virginia summer
schools are highly encouraging ana
the total enrolment OF teachers eN-
ceeds that OF last year" MIR. Hart
said These teachers arc taking.
carefully prepared courses OF n pro
iesslonal character as a preparat ion
for teaching
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REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
we're recorded yesterday in Chanccry
Court:
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sli-The Douglas Apartment Cor
pOration. TO Leon a. Reid, west line
st. John Street &c feet by 1852
feet. Lien. $1,000. June 90. 1922.
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wANrED-FESiALE HELP.

WANTED-50 neat experience mattresses
for Kan, town, $40 month board and
house keepers; Kitchen help for hospital:
experienced mattresses. ship to Wyoming.
$40 mo-, board, room, free transporta-
ton. Furman's Employment Office. 100
YOU ARE WANTED-C- s Government
needs girls-women. over Ii. $192
month. Steady. No layoffs. Short hours
Vacation List positions free Write to-
day sure Franklin Institute, Dept 625-k.
Rochester, n. \.
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Descriptive.

A small Glenwood Avenue boy went
with his neither to see the nature pic
ture called The Four Seasons"
In the Spring section was shown a
handsome buck which had just lost
one of its antiers
"Oh. locke. nav" the boy cried,
that deer is on'y got one hatrackI'-
Youngstown Telegram.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate fer
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka state
Journal Is / cent q word each insertion;
minimum 10 cents; by the week cents
word: minimum so cents.
OUT OF TOWN advertisements must De
accom- panied with cash or check in full
payment OF the same. Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the words and
the rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal.
CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads 10 De
Classified properly must be In The State
Journal office before u 20 o'clock. Want
Ads received after 80 till rs p. m will
be inserted under the head: ITO Late to
classify"
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wANTED-FENIALE HELP.

wANTED-women to do fancy work at
home. Good pay. Materials furnished.
Self-addressed, stamped envelope brings
particulars. FLORENCE ARTS GOODS
Co. Cambridge. Ohio.
MAKE SO weekly mailing circulars; COM
plete instructions zoe. Varga Supply
COMPETENT colored girl, family of two.
Apply 500 Monroe st.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOST-Wednesday night. bay mare, Q
years old, weight 1900 lbs. ]. K. Bailey,
Carbondale, Kan Reward.
LOST-Pair brown rim glasses, Ninth and
Kansas avenue Name in case. Phone %
LOST-This morning, set lower teeth. Re
ward. Phone Black 2025.
LOST-Courier bicycle. Phone White 2720
or 54S. Reward.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


RESTAURANT.
FOR SALE-Restaurant, new and complete,
up to date every way, including new ice
plant with pipes connecting ice boxes !;
candy cases, water service, etc, 81 seat
counter, tables and chairs, seats 40 people,
modern kitchen and large range, corner
location, Stories low rent and lease To-
Gated in the best county seat town in Kan
sas: Own heating plant. Price $4,000;
will consider $500 Topeka property.
Furman's Real Estate, Jog West Eighth,
Topeka, Kansas.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION thru its
superintendent of buildings, will receive
bids up To August 5, 1922, for the construc-
ton of Zoo feet of reinforced concrete re-
tanning wall at Lincoln school. Plans and
specifications may be obtained Mt the office
of Superintendent of Buildings, High
School. upon request.
GREATEST opportunity ever offered re-
sponsible men to make clean money.
Latest automobile invention. Necessary.
County rights given. Guaranteed Prop.
EmmOns Mfg. Co, Alliance, o.
BARBERING is a wonderful business
Pays good salaries with commission and
tips in addition. Short coure. Write
MOler Barber College, 544 Main ST., Kan
sas City.
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MALE AND FEMALE.

U. S. GOVERNMENT PoSITIONS-Men-
women over II. eligible, $92-$192 month !;
steady work; no layoffs; no strikes; short
hours; pleasant work; vacation with pay.
Common education sufficient. Many To-
peka examinations coming. List free.
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute.
Dept. 125-K, Rochester. N. Y.
NAN or WOMAN wanted, $40 weekly full
time. $1.00 an hour spare time, selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experi-
ences unnecessary. International Mills,
Norristown, Pa.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS


FOR RENT-UnfurnishSd room at So
Kansas avenue. Single man only. Crane
& Co.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

Account mechanical craft
employees having gone on a
strike, tsh e Colora do e.
Southern Railway Company
will employ in its shops,
round house and car depart
ment at Denver, Trinidad
and Cheyenne, men suitable
for such service.
Board and lodging free
under ample protection.
Ideal climate and work
ing conditions.
Wire or write H. w. Ridg-
way, Superintendent Motive
Power, Denver, Colorado.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Work of any kind around
store, can give best of references. Phon
22O1 ks.
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RusINEss CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Complete cleaning and press
ing outfit, including gas engine, washer,
extractor, pulleys. Sell all or part, cheap
Call 800 Wabash or phone 1S2.
GOOD news stand, confectionery. school
supplies; fine business; cheap rent
will take in roadster Call at 1907 West
10th.
WHO will handle GO acres of upland prairie
hay? Inquire at 1923 North Quincy.
FOR SALE-Grocery stock; building for
rent Phone 1913.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
w. H. Lyman to NJ. H. Dean, pit lots
47S-S-2-4-6 Buchanan ST, Kings
S. l. Titus to o. w. Whitlow. lots
20O-2-4 Kentucky ave, Highland
Hark SUD .doi -OO
II. Sellars to II Z. Catren. lot 4O1,
pit 800, Quincy St. Ritehie's add.
W. o. Cook to II. NJ. Cook, lots 1913
1911. 9Th st. L. Benson's add. l
J. r. Fleming to ID. Fleming, lots 81,
pit Sc, McVicar ave, College Lawn
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adept at describing processes and
methods of work. He is also author
of several text books on art.
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FOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS.
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING, cool,
airy. strictly modern. No children, 81
to. IS weekly. Close in. Employed couples,
NEW HOTEL VICTORIA, European,
American Plan, Sixth and Jackson.
Moderate prices. Cool, airy rooms. Baths.
Special summer weekly rates to men.
THE SANTA FEE hotel for laboring men:
4th and Madison SITS. stories. cool
rooms. lowest rates day or Week
1II5 JACKSON-Two furnished light house
keeping roooms. ground floor, private en-
trance Phone 1906 w.
EAST front room. first floor, facing Cen
trail park, large enough for two gentle
FOR RENT-Modern 3 rooms, nicely fur
nished, on East 9th, to reliable couple.
Hos WESTERN-Very pleasant modern
furnished housekeeping rooms and bath;
splendid location.
FOR RENT-MOdern furnished sleeping
room, suitable for two, close in. Red G529
1874 Kansas ave.
1254 TOPEKA AVE.-Two or three large
modern furnished housekeeping rooms
Phone Red PIP.
FOR RENT = TwO-room housekeeping
apartment neatly furnished, first floor
rooms in modern home 112o Harrison.
HOG WEST sTHHousekeeping room
White 1910.
SUITE OF light housekeeping rooms, mod
ern, well furnished, close in. Phone
Black 4561-
FOR RENT-Two very desirable furnished
housekeeping rooms. Phone White 26I3.
GA Taylor.
MODERN Groom apartment during month
of August; references required Phone
1914 J.
FOR REET-MOdern sleeping room with
privilege of sleeping porch. Phone 53I4 J.
212 WEST EIGHTH-Two modern rooms,
furnished or unfinished Phone 366I-
FOR RENT-Furnished room: nice cool
modern room. 1854 Central Park Ave.
SLEEPING ROOM in private family: gen
tleman preferred 30 East Eleventh
81 TYLER modern furnished room, gen
tlemen preferred Phone 1870 J.
MODERN sleeping room for rent Sa3 To-
peka avenue
FURNISHED sleeping room for rent. 1885
Kansas ave.