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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08
Women's Spring Gloves

The New Gloves are here for Spring
and we will be pleased to show you
these new styles.
Buttons, come in colors Beaver,
Brown, also White and Black.
Priced a pair, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50.
Two Clasp French Kid Gloves.
Brown, Beaver. Navy, Mastic and
Black and White, a pair $3.T5,
New Silk Gloves Gauntlet style)
with contrast Ruffle Trimmed
Cuffs and Embroidered Cuffs, Grey.
Pongee. Beaver, Navy also White.
$1.75 to $3.50 pair.
Chamoisette Gloves, Gauntlet and
IL and 16 Button length as well as
2 clasp in colors Grey. Beaver,
Mastic. Brown. Covert also Black
and White, a pair $1.OO to $2.25.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08
BIeached Sheets
Special, $1.38

These are regularly priced at
$3.50 in size S1x9O inches
Beginning Thursday, for three
days, we offer them at,
each .$1.3S
SIC Bleached Pillow Gases,
42x36 inches, to match above
sheets. special each. =. 20c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08
Don't Baby
CornS Use
''Cets-It"

Thousands of people have only them
selves. to blame for corn agony. blood-poi-
son, etc. Trimming and treating" cut
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08
Beautiful CoIored
Wash Fabrics

Embroidered Effects in ToiIes-
wide range of the newest color
combinations -3S inches wide
priced a yard. Observation-Disclosures. .S5c
Imported Embroidered Swisses in
wide range of dots-the best quail
ties-priced a yard $1.75 and $2.O0
The New Ratine Suitings plain and
fancies, range in price from soc up
Dependable GingIIams in the much
wanted checks and plaids-priced
yard ..'.........1 9c up to S5c
Attractive Tissues woven in wide
range of designs and colors at, a
yard. ..........2 9c up to s5c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08

For a few days that we may
keep our work room busy. we will
make up Free of Charge. your
draperies if purchased here at S1.00
a yard or more.
Come tomorrow and see the new
est in draperies and make selection.
New Nets in Amerix weave, filet
and panel weaves.
New Cretonnes in a wide range
of new prints desirable for Grapes,
the new aprons, dresses and skirts.
See our window display on
Kansas Ave"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08

The Kitcheneer's Symphony band,
of the First Methodist church, will
give a musical program at the Kan
sas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church Friday evening at o'clock
The proceeds will be divided equally
between the First Methodist Episcopal
church and the Kansas Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal church
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08

The Standard Bearers of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church will meet Thursday evening
at s o clock at the home of the presi-
dent, Miss Irene Williams, of 112S
North Monroe. Very important bust
ness is to be discussed and a full at
tendance is desired.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08

rs dozen ladies' full fashioned
pure thread Silk Hose, double
Isle top. Isle heel. toe and
sole, high heel in a good.
seasonable weight. Bla k.
White and Cordovan-$2.25
quality $500. $1.65
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
TEXAS RAnROAE1DEolDllO N
BOOSTS BONDED WAREHOUSE

Recent action of the Texas Sta e
Railroad Commission, by which tAe
cotton concentration privilege was ex-
tended so as specifically To inclu lie
Federally bonded warehouses, shor i'd
serve as a stimulus 70 warehousemcn
operating in Texas to place their
warehouses; under the Federal wa. =
house get Under this rule the ra /
roaX are required to apply the ,x-
pense bills covering the local freig It
from point Of Origin to the warehouse
to the bill of lading when the cotton :
shipped from the warehouse,S on III
cotton moving between points in Tc :
as and originating within 100 mi. IS
Of any Federally-licensed warehou e
IN which the cotton is to be store l..
when the bills of lading bear The not..-
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
POSTAL SERVICE.

Postmaster General Hays submits annual report on the de-
ent well for the future OF the service under MS
rection illustration already accomplished the saw
10 Of 100000 through the recaing of contract with the
isher of STAMPED envelopes and wrappers In
Of his effort improve the service his defense
which dhod o the ability required
the conduct institution An item in evidence of his
upon nyiolaby of the mails his assertion that lit
rue that may be late but they never lost.
probably prove ya6e popular and perhaps eventually
table to nato1 than any other thing, however, is
for deveopr1eh of the postal savings system Mr. Hays
most persons will agree with him, that the rate ner
savings banks not high enough that the depotor
unfairly by the of interest deposits left less
year. adequate efforts advertise
depostors and the country
There possibilities in the postal banks if they
popular They would attract the of large
small depostors particularly those European extraction
educated postal saving abroad and who dt
commercial bands 1t would educate just as
the Liberty Bond campaigns educated thousands of Americans
other bonds 1t would develop invaluable feeders
Id banks and industrial capital growing bank account
the small conservative and less radical
would improve the quality of our citizenship.
There nnumerabe favor the improvements
by Mr. Hays and few against these improvements That
Of the which should receive widespread support
Ioago Tribune
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
NINE DISASTERS
SHOW 4 SlCREAsE
Fatalities In Mines Show Decrease Of
About 90 per cent. During Month
OF November.

Washington, d. c. = In the montl
of November, 146 men were killed il
and about the coal mines of the Unit
ed States. according to reports receiv
ed by the Federal Bureau of Mines
from the various mine inspectors. The
figures represent a decrease Of 81 ia,
talities, or about 26 per cent, as com.
pared with November, 1920, in which
month 1877 men were killed at Goa
mines. Based upon an estimated out
put Of 42,S14,0O0 short tons in Novem-
Der, 1921, the fatality rate is BAL per
million tons produced. The CORE
spending rate for November, 1920, was
3.S4 and the production Of coal was
5S,SsS,0O0 tons. Thee production of
coal during November, 1921, repre-
sents decrease of q per cent.
OF the 146 fatalities, los were at BIZ
luminous mines throughout the coun-
try and II at the anthracite mines in
Pennsylvania. Fatal accidents at
Pennsylvania bituminous mines num-
Der %, decrease of as compared
with November year ago; there were
20 fatalities in West Virginia, de-
crease of 6; 16 in Illinois, reduction
Of 2; 10 in Ohio, a reduction of /; 6
in Alabama, decrease of 10; and 5
IN Kentucky, decrease of 10.
During the first II months of the
present year 1874 men have been kill
ID by accidents at coal mines, easansA
LOTT killed during the corresb ondirg
months of 1920, a decrease off 2SS fa-
alities, or IA per cent. The output Of
,oal for the same months wass 57,25S.-
100 short tone in 1921 and Ys4,64l.oaO
n 1920. a decrease during the present
ear of 127,Ss2,OO0 tons, DR. 90 per
ent. These figures REPRESENT f.
atty rate Of 392 per million tons in
s21 and S.55 per million ttfns mined
q 1920. y
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
A WISE JUDGE.

A Montreal judge decided recent!
that while 1t was illegal to transport
liquor within the Province Of Quebec
without a license, that so far as Gen.
ada is concerned it is not illegal to
carry it over the border into the Unit
ed States. The question came up
when David Weston sued George Nolin
for his pay for carrying load OF
whisky from Montreal to Albany,
Nolin was ordered to SETTLE for the
work by the court.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
30 MCMILLIN MARRIED
TO MISS MIERS,

Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. 9. - Alvin
Nugent McMillen, better known
throughout the length and breadth OF
the United States as DO" McMillin,
foremost entry Of Texas in the athletic
world, became benedict today when
he and Miss Maud Marie Miers were
married at All Saints Catholic church.
The wedding was the Towering OF q
romance that blossomed in high
school days when "Bo" simpl was .
prospect" on the gridiron.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
INVENTORY FORMS BASIs
FOR ALL r4,l1 1ca brsrs

For the time spent on it Ithe farm
inventory will give more useful in
formation than any otb Or record
which the farmer can keep,2 farm
management specialists at the Col
lege of. Agriculture sa3. Fhis record
is the real foundation bi farm ac-
counts and without it, i1 is impossible
to determine the farm pkofits for the
year or what the farp1er is worth.
From January to Aryili usually is the
best time to tat.- the Inventory since
durins this period the supply of feed
is. low, salable crops have been mar
keted and little work and money have
been expended on the new years crop.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
EDEN RULE

iaison officer between the Brit
NE Arms Conference in Washington
5acity during the long negotiations at
ME very definite impressions of America
eaned during his stay at the capital. Being
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04

ME very definite impressions OF America
SG leaned during his stay at the capital Being
newspaper sef Ridde naturally include dtha craft
which sailing for home awek
and this what American pres sand American re-
porters:
What have found overwhelming desire for accuracy
body journalists who better understood their
responsibilities who be accurate In all that
they wrote
worthy of being repeated because from man
who only his profession but who spokesman for
the vital treaty conclaves in the history
of that few other have had to
Judge the gahers of all lands and their performances in ac
is high praise but experienced newspaper man in
that is Accuracy the wachwod of the
craft is the first rule that the BEGINNER learns and is his con-
through life To other craftsman is bunder more
The whole battle fhe proso mis- against
the great speed at which news must be
gathered laid before the pubcc haste only very small
proportion that find their tin to the
be laid the door of the public itself The
Too many persons refuse to be frank with
Too MANY fake interest in giving out the faithful
Xvbe ntbev have grind OF 'kick to make.
Rnt Lord Ridde is fthese is his custom to treat
+berars he would Ike treated and that why he
lever misquoted-Commersaal Tribune
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04

Once started, ID bS
taken at the sai r, the
specialists say,
Not moro than four Of five hours IL
needed to taxed the inventory and
summarize the information. Ono
should go through each building and
make a list of each head of livestock,
each item of equipment, feed and other
equipment until al lof 1t has been list
ed. A conservative value, which
should be about what the article
would sell for at the farm or what it
would cost to replace 1t with an
article equally as good, should be
placed on each item listed In the in
ventory
In order to assist Kentucky farmers
in taking the inventory and making it
a permanent part Of the farm records,
the College Of Agriculture at Lexing-
ton has provided special section in
the new farm account hood for this
feature. The book has just come off
the press and may be obtained for 13
cents to cover the cost Of printing and
mailing.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04
BUSINESS TO HIM WHO GOES AND GETS IT.

Bidding 1921 the world looks hopefully to 1922 for
But hope companion virtue to faith like her sis
e dependent upon fumen Business booms when
Otherwise There may be exceptional but they
emphasize the rules reliability This position is supported
of the Federal Reserve Bank in
Of December ISSUE Therein made exposition Of cond
that results him who makes aggressive bid And to
ors Nor there be lesurely waiting for big things
large accomplishment rightly held to be reached
ehcient attention to the little opportunities.
The principle DID, yet need of application
timely hint the bank therefore, in the reminder
The day of easy money has passed and into its shoes has
keen competition for business To this competition
socaled little things be watched Advantage must be taken
opportunity presents ITSELF and only that but
go after business is business and results
certainly do harm get organizations back
Me- oldm ds of good hard sales charts The of
Gals will be measured by their determination
Gre to the public
fkift is the master key to the lock of fortunes
he period is interpreted to be the taking adj
u,nity to make business Thrift is made up in
Of getting well as the passive elment
RQur is the goget-h spirit And the sys-
hat Of keeping up the stock, keeping
facts in the public mind In short,
nibupe.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04

h Cotton origin
Ming with. of Dallas may
be shipped to that ciF for storage A
flat short haul rate charged from
the originating point Dallas. Later
the cotton may be shibRed to Calves
ton for export When TN shipment is
made, the incoming expnse bill is
applied to the outgoing sh ment' the
charge being the through te from
original shipping point to Ga eston'
Thus a credit is allowed for thu short
haul charge from original sh ping
point to Dallas. The rule is tn, efore
to the shippers advantage sin the
through rate from original Piping
point to Galveston is low IShan a
combination of rates fro Cetiginai
shipping point to Dallas al thence
from Dallas to Galveston.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04

The chief difference between the hu-
man hand an dthat of the higher apes
iyies in the thumb, which is always
shorter in the ape.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-01-04

|,ly for the geoa Of Mason
ropesltions - are In favor
Inst another. And likewise
hat are mot for the good Of
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-11
Fri ALOILTA

fotoiin." S1mG aiatrs tirlee fuiten-
fin ilmi iiina, etta maailma oiaa
pabimmin iwata tansiiwid "usto.
moiiia". Maailma ills fuitenfin
tuntee tansiin pabafii waiffa foet-
taafin iitd wiattomafii ianoa. So
Min tansiii morilo, w%aiffafin boa-
m~otetulla tunnolla. ga Min tans.
iifiibfo m1bitellen fuolettaa oman
tunnon. Mitd alufii ei taboottu pa-
bafii mpontaG, iita pian Ell oiota-
faan pnbafii tuntea. aaltepalla tiel
Ia lwuisiaitaan nopeaSti alaspGin.
Ota, falIis lufiiani tGstd waaria!
Sansiipien fristittpien nGptt11
olepon mnbboton fofo ipoGmelldGn
ibastrta Sumalan armoon. &enties
iattun Sumalan Jana josfus TONS
i'm orianfin ipbGmoen. SGn fualee
SeeIufien futiumon d1nen. SGn ttl
tee iilloin betfelliiesti, ettei ban moi
misiGGn mlualln fuin Seeiufien
luona iaaba tooellista raltbaa. SGn
tuntee 10 1ollia antautiia Seeiufiel-
le. Wutta, OF! Silloin fuulee b1n
taos tanSiiialista burmaoipat iGme-
let. Sumalattomat tansiitomerit
tarjoapot bGnelle befumolliiet ~
IiniG. gsiinl "SppGsti Seeius! Gn
moi Sinlta %ieurata, minun tGptpp
pGGstG tuonne - ainafin tGmGn
ferran mielG, titlfoon FIFTEEN mitG ia
banial" = ga Min bGnen mafapot
ojotlifienia, berGtpfienid ia alituu-
tenia, iGrfpimGt fuin ioippuotiiplo
ia bajoiinat fuin tubfa bajoo TINT
leen. ga fun ban iitten toas tansii.
oisten ialfeen ojottelee iubbettnan
Serraan, ~ndpttdpdt aiiat entiStG pi-
meGmmifii fapneen. GpGicIwpps ia
bengellinen moimottomlits fietoo ia
berpaiiee fofo iiiGlliien ibmiien,
iillG liballiiet bimot iotiipnt iieluo
mastoon q Eiet. 2:11) ia bef,t.
masio elGiG on elGipGltG fuollui
Il Sim. $50.
N~lioriion YstGwG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-11
ltsfumine mnprille.

S6ana nGfp on, fun tapaa nilo-
rem ibmiien, ionfa iilm6t 10 iGteile-
wGt iieIlnrauboa ia ionfa tunnlts-
tifienn on: olen Sumalon lapii.
SiitG nGpstG iloitiemat usfopot
m%nnbemmnt. Sloitiemot mDos Ser.
rom 6nfat. Miitta enitcn ~iloitiee us
foapista n~uoristu Seeiusdtie ia toi-
moon iolifot.
usfoipio nuoria tabtoiiin ndillG
ripeiIlG l6bestpG, iinG tieoGn, ett1
bc omot ifGGnfuin bentoia fuffin,
iotfa ioutupat monia iiiGiiiG ia III
fonoiiia mprSfpjG fofemaan.
Scum find, usfolpo nitori, %iloitiet
~oiituuoestaii ia ti%tnnltstot 8npobta.
iooii, Ioot fobta mastustltSta fofea.
81 main iuruttomat, MOAN mpos ju-
moliiet ibmifct aiett1tpat iinua mos
toar. SinuIIe ianotoon: "gi it'd
Min belpoIla %altlinofii tiillal 8Gd-
rGGn oIet find iobbettul @oin mo,
fcimnot paifot omistot iinG Goo-
motustal"
&uullesidon tGlloiien o~riposteIin
IpntpD usfomnn mtoren i~DoGnleSiG
toiStelii. Sipdtfo t1ito oiteoSio ia
olcnfo mind m~G1rGsiG2 H1in fpipt
iinG. Somalla oiottelet: oliiipo Ia
belIG pubuia, iofa miniilIe aittltit-
6en firfasti, tai iofit nun usfomo,
min fpipiiin bdneltG ncilpoa. Wiit.
ia mt ei ole fetGGn f~elloisto. Olen
Min pfiindinen ia oputon.
@liori ~pstdp1ni, find olet unob.
tanut p9ben oiion. Sin1illa on titol.
la popbGllG tobi bpllpllG Tnomattu.
sc icInittGG iinlille tGmGn tGrfeGn
fpipmDfien. &lin oluoot pDb1n fir.
jon, min ie tooistoo iinulle: ar
moSto te olette pelastetltl" (@fes.
2:5). Gr11si6 t%oiiesia paifosia Iop.
bGt firjoitetiifii: "2oupeiitenin fob
Den ban ueiodt oittitaifii tefi, III
oenipntpmiicn peion ia BpbGn Sen.
gen u~ioistlifien fautto. = Sd.
ma iond on pormo." (Siit. 3:5-
81
@ifo ala iilrnGii u~iioestoon lois.
too, fun StinloIa ionasioon aiettiii
oiitliuoen fpipmpfiesid iinun quo.
leIteii. Gooistoaban @aomottii, ct.
I'd iinun oittulteii OH SimaIon tc.
TO. @rmosta ia pfiinomoon armos.
ia olet p~eIastettit. So pienenG Lap,
lena OH fosteesia iinuIIe oiitiiis
Iobioitettu. SiintoIa ontoa iiis ia
nosioon iinulIe paItiiuoen omistoo
i%tieIleIi autrus. Mnno ibmistcn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-11


gnncn tGaltG I6bto66n Seeius
pulpit opetuslapiilleen poIion Ep-
b6Sta Sensestd, ionfa S6n lupaii
lGbettGd maailmaan. SGn mpos ie.
litti BpbGh Sengen tebtalpan ief1
mailman nGbben pleeniG ett1 o.
petusInpiiin ndboen erifoiiesti Seat
10 Sob. t6: 8-15.) @oelliiesti
tebtGmGStG Seeius ionoo: Scum
SGn tulee, min SGn nGptt11 maail.
MALE tooefii 'ipnnin, wanbursfau-
oen ia tuomion." @niimGifsstG bel.
luntaipGipGstd alfaen on Ypb1
Senfi oIlut maailmasia tGta tpotG
tefemGsiG. TpbG Senfi balliaa ioot-
taa ibmi1et elGmGGn ia omofobtoi-
ieen ipnnin ia arnlon tuntoon ia
taifputtaa beioGt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ar.
tiialliieen usfoon ia ieuraamiieen.
Miitta ibminen %iaattaa niettiia
mastustamaan Sumalan Sengen
maifututiia. SGn moi ~fieltGptpd
tottelemaSto it'd mnloa, jonfa Tp-
b1 Senfi bdnelle firfastaa. SGbdrl
mastustamiIeen 9oiifuttelee bGrta
tiirmeltunut liba, iofa 10TH SenfcG
mastaan, futen apostoli ianoo Sal.
5:17:sin. ga me ioroumme bel.
posti libamme balribin taipumaan
iellaiiisia aiioisia, iotfa tnlefpot
mcille min raffaifIi, ettemme iuos-
III niitG paboifii mpontGmGGn poif
ia ne ialasia nellie omantunnon
roltbattpmuutta tuottamntfin. On
muutomia i%ellaiiia topoja, mollon-
fin bupitufiin ia nnittintoja, jotfa
miellpttGpat liballista ibmist1mme
iiiben mGGrirt, ettemme balua alis-
tao niitG Sumalan Sengen tutfit-
totpifii. We erirte fpip niisiG Su-
malan taDtoa; ia jos niistd meta
muist1tetaon, me iuutumme. @pGi-
lemGttG on tonsii pfii tGllaiiista a.
iioisto.
WistG mointme fen p11ttG12
Sen tooistaipat iangen monet en-
tiiet tansiijat. &dGntpmiieniG jill
feen be oipot aipomicliiesti ia fpp.
nelet iilmisiG tunnustaneet, ettG
%tonsiin burmaus oil ipuoiifnuiia es.
! tGmGsiG beitG antaltumosta Ser
role, moiffeimGt be it'd iilloin tab.
: toneet tunnustaa. Monta fertaa be
iuuttumiieen ia itfuun nsti puolls-
4 teIimot tansiin ipiattomiutto. ga
\ baa omaatuntoaon be eiipGt tobto-
I meet itIelleen, iaati fifteen t%oiiille,
mpontGG. Sansii oil tallut liior
4 roftoofii, ia iitGbGn alma piiolitste-
tnon. ga min 9e 1pltoiimro6elta t.
\ fiapGt Sumalan Sengen m~lrDeelli-
iefii, fumes jofu onfaro foetrs ioi
\ omontunnon %iolaiIen ipptteen 1ffiG
murtoutumdan chile. SpoGmen tlts.
4 ia tuli miimein Min pdinmpofii,
ettei it'd poitlt enG1 faiiemmin fes-
tGG. ga Ec ioinat boipoitd, etto
ipusta npt, fun tiinnilstipat TONS.
iinraffmuoen ipnnifii, be iaottoinot
tGpbellG tooella autiiubestaon iloi-
ia. SltmnIan Senfi antoi BELLE
mpoS iillG betfelld uitoen mielen.
\ Sansiin burmaus tuli SlimoIdn
Sengen fautta moitetlifii, frn Ell
enGG jofietttt Sengen 1GntG mas
/ tltstao. Sonsiiiali mlilttui bciIle
MT inbottoipofii ia %pelottomafii poi
fofii. Sofa iinne enuen iolaa foto-
aan faraten rienii, CT enid mill1Gn
\ binnolla balliaiii iinne mennG. Git
fiinni autiios meIieni tai iiSfoti,
fenties olet iaanut tGmGn ibonon
muutoficn elGmGsiGii fofeo?
@crfiIliiesiG ristiriioasia omot
tonsiin Dst0apGt autlrioen oiidan
nGbben. &c oiatus, ettei beioGn c.
mad iopi tnnsiia, jos tutcpot toii-
friStitpifii pibGttGG beitG poisio
Serran omicn ioiifosto. sos 6e I'll.
leipot niioriioIiittoiemme ilIanmiet.
\ foibin, istitfnot he mieI1timmin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1922-05-11

mpos b~engeIliien runoilijon ianoja;
"wai,n alta ipnnin, fuolon birnui'
iimman
SSyumaIa. fautta armoni' a%iparintmaIl
On ottomat jillir' omaff' lapiefleen.
slmannut MULE taimaan aarfc''
neen."
"Suur' on ie armotp6 ia ailtliaiiin,