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Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-18
U. S. Theater Men
Plan Big Merger
Number of Leading Theatrical
Productions to Be
United.

Chicago, March IA number O
leading theaters and theatrical pro
ductions of the United States vii
be merged under one centralized
management, according to the Chi
cago Herald and Examiner, which
today printed what it termed plan:
for $l00,000,000 combine. ;,
According to the newspaper. A
Erlanger and J. J. and Lee Shubert
who negotiated merger OF their re-
spective interests here last week, are
egotiating with Charles B. Dilllng.
ham, AL H. Woods, Florenz Zieg-
field, Sam Harris, George M. Cohan
the Sclwyns and others, to join them
The proposed merger, 1t was said
specifically aims at elimination oi
needless building Of new theaters
overlapping of existing ones and ex-
hbitions in the same city OF similar
types Of attractions simultaneously
The theaters would be booked under
centralized management to avoid
conflicts and resultant heavy losses
Smaller cities would be allowed only
one hNh-clase theater. it was said.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-18
.Frisky Cunmen
Blow Safe, Rob
Train for 5000
Adventuresomc Trio Wander
. Astray "a Miles From Dear
Old Omaha-Stung
~ Again! .

Slim pickings were gained by
three advcnturesomc gunmen who
wandered into the more sparsely
settled precincts of Nebraska IN
search OF prey.sst
Two "'jobs," performed in rapid
succession, netted little more than
the excitement, Acting Chief OF De-
tectivcs John Pszanowski was IN
formed by telephone by Sheriff STAN
field OF Tekamah. @ ,..r...a
First the trio OF gunner entered
tn. railroad station of the Minneapo-
lis and Omaha road at Lyons, o.
miles out of Omaha, and blew the
safe. 1t was empty.
A few moments later freight train
No. 20, bound for Emerson from
Omaha, steamed into Lyons. The
three gunner hoped aboard, and
proceeded to stick up the crew.
Two watches and handful OF
change. taken from H. w. Adams
and w. Z. Weber, brakemen, was
all they got.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-18
Incurable Insane Patients
Should Die. Minister Asserts

Worcester, Mass, March lo.-kill
the hopelessly insane to make room
for durable patients in public institu-
tons, is the proposal of Rev. R. 5.
Winn, member of the house COM
mittee on public institutions, that has
shocked many who have heard IT.
Winn declares himself in favor OF
mercifully ending the sufferings OF
the more violently and hopelessly
insane. :,
He has also attracted considerable
notice by his arraignment of dane
ing, which, he says, is responsible
for the presence of many OF the
young women now confined to insti-
tutions for tuberculosis patients.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-18
Creston Resident Found
Dead in His Bed at Home

Creston, Ia, March T.-(Special.)
w. f. Pence, well-known old resi-
dent of this place. was found dead
at his home. He had dressed pre-
paratory to going down town and it
was when a csr called for him that
he was found lying on the bed In
his room dead. His wife was away
from home at the time,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-18
Major Guilty of Murder

Tallbaton, Ga, March H.--The
jury today returned verdict of
guilty, recommending mercy in the
case Of Maj. Lee H, Coart, former
army officer, charged with the nur-
der last fall of A. B. MeNiece, for
mer superintendent of Talbot county
schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-18
A GENUINE BUSINESS
SERVICE

The Bee maintains a staff of advertising
experts who devote their time to the inter-
ests Of present and prospective adver-
tisers. Cola borating with the regular
advertising men Of Omaha, or working alone
where circumstances call for. same, these Bee
men render helpful and cost-free service to
the business men of Omaha. The motto of
The Bee advertising department is Service.
If you should not advertise, The Bee man will
tell you so. If you should advertise, The Bee
man will tell you how---gratis.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-03-18

Special sports features and especially complete Womens
Section other Sunday Bee features that help make it the
avore Sunday newspaper in thousands of Omaha homes
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

gnf Cit cigcnortiges .SubiIdum
bcreitet iib oie Gegierlt1g por;; olti
Elm Sl,bilal1m, 0as I'M lldHlten No-
not inter uralten Gieienbalmet,
apiiden matbtigcn Selien lino'
GGopfungel1, tpie bie Natl,r lie mir
ge1omo pllnoerbarer nno. bcrrli1er
bcrrnrgebrabt bat, begangeu meroe1
iul~6, : allf bas @oloene Snbild.
Inn oes yeuomltone NationaIparfS.
@or fitnf5ig Sabren ml1roe bon
Sen bc!sen Sa1tlern bes &ongrelleS
Sic @orloa. en9enommen unb BIRD
8raiioeltt Client 1tl1ter5etd)net, Die
oas cumberland, 6as erlt oarnals
IN ieiner ga115en Bradt unb @r6be
erfatnt mproen mar, 5ttm National.
part 1tno 8olfseigentum madbte.
Siinf5ig Sabre lang lit Ser Barf bon
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

Der Regieru1re in SET @eiie erbal-
tell morben, mie Die Natur lin ibr
iitueob, ober @li1oerttal1ienoe nno
Mill;c1ell bon SoDren fat eS ge=
oo1ert, bis lid .ale Die. leltenen Na-.
tl1reriGeinungen uno 8nl1oer, Die
ba perei1tigt iino, bilben fonnten.
@eidtdte bes &arIs.
GS bat lo11ge geoal1ert, ebe Dle=
les 8ltltoerlollo, bas III ben Staatel1
%9Srcming, Mortai1a uno Soabo ein
@ebiet bon $500 SuaDrat1neIle11
oedt, bcfarult mllroe. SeGS Meal
i%nnerbolb ro11 So SaGten n1mBte Der
9arf ne1toedt" lrno oltrdforidf
perOel1, ebe cine mib.rauii6e 8eh
iiberbaupt gla,bte, oab Die @eDier
n;lS beibel1 Guellcn, Die e rlteiner<
zen @aloer nno Nieienbdu1ne, Die
Gormors, Selien uno 8alierfaae,
Sic teil,peiie b6ber linb ais Die be-
.riibn1ten Miogara : Jaae, eriltierte1
1tlto che bie Gunoesregiernng oaS
Gabiet l1llrer ibren 5Wub iteate.
Gin Glopper, Sobn Golter bon
ct. 9pitis, tpar es, Der irn Sabre
1907 gun. erlten Wale 1adD Der
Spite Der 8elt" fam, pie bic
Snoioner 0iele @egenot nannten.
gplter, OeIlen Nantel1 man beute
oft I'M yeuopitolre Barf begegnen
miro, mar nit Ser 2elDis=Glarf<@rz
petition ol1sJe5pgen, bate ii6 Damn
bolt oieier ge!rsrnt un0 ii6 aletn
III sic gebeimnisbole 8iloniS ge<
tpogt. gr ent0efte oan1ols aue ie-
11e1 acknowledgements, sic beute
OILS sic gr5btelt @elttpla1oer gelten,
uno mot1d)en 9arnpf batte er 0abet
nit Ben ug6mor5fuB" : Sn0ianerlt
5u belteben. @ls er nab abe11teler=
lid1e11 grlebniilen fnnf Sabre ipater
naG 1einer &einlatItaot ct. 2outs
5ariidSebrte u1lo bon olen1, mos ct
gelDarf, er5ublte, oa labte man i'm
aus; mon gloubte niAt an 8llnDer
u1o naratt bos Gebict ip0ttif6
rGoiters @oue".
e(rd oie, 5peite Gnt0edung, Sic
int sabre 1880 olrG ser Irapper
sssolltes griogaf seH1ad}t murOe, 5ei=
.igte fein beiieres Mei.'ltat. Als
cr reh 1einer Giiffebr bon ieinen
Grlcbniien er5ablte u1o Golfers
angabe1l beItatigte, 90 bieb es, uoie
acn5e 5atbe iei nidts tpeiter ais
eil1e bon Sim 9rioger5 a1tten alien
eSNaaridynrrcn".
Sri int Sabre 1865, als @olo-
]utef gum brittea Scale IN Die
gclomltone : 0egeno fa1nen, mltrbe
Sic Iufmerflon,feit Der toilieni9aft-
Iiten 8elt erregt. SIM Sabre
1866 pl1roe bon Wo11tana aus Ell
ne Expedition ousgeriiltet> l1n6 I'M
Sabre 1871 entihloB iid Die Ste
gier,,11g, tedniihe nno geologil6e
Gtuoien al15uIteaen. 9ieie fiibrten
int sssa.;te 1872 iii ser ied)lter, anti
lid)elt gr2ebitinlt, ollrh Sic Die See
b%olfcrusq bes 2anoes nc6 SO Sab
re,r SEES .aipeif .Irs inns Mtbtrauets
eneliI teton i~l9tr5erst tpurOe, oaB
yGclters S,rue" IN B::1lidfeit oas
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

uno in alien Ncgeibogenfarben
1bimntern: oie beiben nn0 falten
Guellen, Sic 5tr3rne ms sic Derr
Iiusn gee1,!
9ie bulfantide Standardization
beit oes 8arfs lit fir oie ieltfamer
M'atltrtpltrber berart!portlid. Mn
MmetbD1t-Berge falln man 5. g. 6ent
lilb IL Mdloer erfenren: einet1 libel
Dem anoeren, 0ie i'm 8er1aufe bon
Galienoen BON Sabren 5u peri6ieoe
men 3eiten nadeinanoer bon 2abo
moiien ilber1dittet puroen ltno al
u1ablib erIteinerten.
Cine eige1tiim1ide gr11ein1t1t!
fin0 oie Jog. saint 8ots" 81
Sarbent0pfe. 0sall itele fi6 frater
abl1li1e Seide Dor, bie nit beiBen
oidfliliigen @ppsmailen gefiin5
iinb. 9ieie Mallen baben IN bel
Derid)ieoenen Sei6en beribieoent
sSarbeL pie meiB, rot, roia, blall.
braun, gelb, gri1t .un0 lila, bonn
1b1niten, reinIten Son. Son 3eit
al Set gerdt oie Maiie ms aoben.
ustei iie iid in Ser Mitte oes
ugopfeS" 0ffnet uno 10 oen anblid
etaer groben farbenprddtigen 2ilie
init tiefems &elb gepabrt.
Gppn ans g(,tnreu
Ser Barf Dat nidt meniger ais
SO gr0Bere 5ee11, 1856 5ttr6me un0
6lu1ie llnO eben 10 picle 8allerfaae,
nlln oa5miiben liegel1 Sic berrli6en
bcpol0eter &oDerL sic Canyons
11no @epier un0 Die la1tgen, parf-
abnli1en, teilpeiie beforlteten g}aien;
ltreden, sic Dem Barf eigentli6 1ei-
11el, Mclne1l gaben. Ser gr0btt
Gee lit ser Deuomitone-5ee, BET
!'741 SUB bod liegt ltno 139 qua
nrutmeilen oedt.
$50 Ser Barf ri1t benal0et it,
oa ge0eilen Die idoniten miloen
9illtmen oller nur erbenfli6en Mr-
ten nll6 Garben. Cine pradtpollere
Mlltn1er1fammluttg farm Ser Natur.
frel.no fid ni6t borIteuen:
Gisentnin BEG &plfes.
Man Ioa nie bergei1en, bub Ser
D~eloDitone Barf, gerape 10 tDie Die
u;bir1ge11 gsationa!parfe, Bent 8olfe
geDort, Dem ar1;ten nie Dem Net-
ben. Sic meiften mii1en gar nibt,
mie biuig iie bier leben f66tt11en,
SAP lie Die NAoijr1itert Gar1ppldbe TO,
ltenlos 5ur @erfigung geiteM er..
balten, oab ite Garnpal1srllItungenn
binig faufen ober mieten f0lltet,
nn0 nirgenomo nit Hreilea iber-
Dorteilt meroen Denf ale BreiIe,
1elblt sic fir Sic unidjeinbarften
9inge, ii11b bon oer Hegierung feit.
geieBt, u11o Sic Gegierung forgt ba=
fit, oab tie e~ingebaIien peroen. SIN
Narf ielbit lebt man alio geraoe 10
binig, pie oabeim, bieqei6t nod
biliger, oenn man fann iib sic, f6iit-
Iihiten Siihe gum Mable fangen.
Mer ei1rnaI bic @nnber 6es gel
lu1pitclle Narffs seid]e1lt fat, miro
fie il ieinem 9eben t1idt pteoer
pergeiien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23
---
Ooldcnes 1ubNauf11.
1fllntuatuap 3Iark Htrrt ~fiinfziy 5abre ala rnlkHrigrntunt utt1fi
&rgifrntgssflutz. So 1tuahfr nrr Sfhdpfung.

@nnSertoGite s,ar, pas oie gsatllr
gciGafign. IN
Sic Matnripunber.
Ma11 mag bon ar Sen Serrlth.
feitelt inn Wellomltone1 8arf leien
man mag iiN S%Illlfratiot1el1 la'l1ebel1,
begreifen nlto eMpfinDen aber far1tt9
man |ip ni0t, cine fie III gSatatr Sc
5eben 5n babm, Cine iolebe SSarr.
Geliprail arb Gd;aEDeit. lpie tie IN
G!rflnGfcit rcrGestiden, fann mat
niAt anfs @ua1e. oSer allf bic a AHl1
mone. sal,5er1r. Nlein Die Baler-.
pltr0er Gas NarTs! Sic @eDferl bret
talllello ali Ser SeAt, Die tire nal
1eroampfdbnlihen Sdulel III ote
@0be iNieber; Die p%radtpoaet,
id)neetpeiben @aiierfdne, Die aus ei.
11er enor11len @0be berrnterbraufell
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

ANL SuIYeIl AllU O~ICt@toel tlt11tSt'
in auen @afen Des 2a11oe5 524,478
ali. IS fubren as 4SS,649 Berionen
in0nb ii1 MIR cine 3unabme ban
$3.50 ergibt. Mls Gintpanberer fa<
men 241,644 an, ma6reno 16O,918
ridftpanoertelL ioOaB ii6 ein Heber-
11l1B an gittlpanberern bon S0,77s2z16.
ergi5t.
gpesia1=& ongrefieii;pn mbglid).
@nfbington, g.. 6. Bra1t.
sent @arDing fat Ben B%oriifenoen
Campbell bonn Sausfomitee fit Ste
geln mitgeteilt, SAP CT iib ge1to-
tigt feben fpiir0e, cine Spe5ialiit.
sung ein5uberufen, pern oie 56iffS'
iubitbtenporlage nidt Dor Der Ber-
tagurg algenomlne1 miro.
Ons aud it finftigcm &rtegen.
Ml6anp, Seem Dorf. u5ie
f011nen ii6 Daraltf berlafen DaB
mir .@as benuben merDelfl merl1 mir
tpieoer einer &rieg babe1 iollten,D
iagte @i5eaomiral IS. e.. Gins u.
g. g., inieier Gage beim ldbrliden
ye1telien Ser 9flbal1p Meoical Sol.
eye M11m1i Miioctation: dWe111 mtr
alrgegriffen per6en, tperoen MI,
@as besnuben1, fubr CT tort, Juno
es miro 11ng nibts a%ltsn1ddDe1b n1e,
mann ODER marum.
u@as1, erfldrte er, ut 111df oIe
imbllnlare Metbobe Der 4r1eeg1ilD..
ring, fir sic iie allge1nei11 geDalfell
miro. Ser anger1lei1re Gir1orud oaB
| sic M%nperoullg BON Sos irrIl1matl
lei, plttr0e 0nrb Sic Bropaga1to!a1
set Mniiertea1 encouragement De1t
es Sic Deutiben benuBte1t.
Mids,6aderg Glng fotnmt plOtltd'
3. at GrSe.
Dmeha, Nebr. gboies gtide1t.
baehers M1sno=um-bas-2atto Slug en-
bete oiicler aas pl0hlid gig 1 El11
GROCER gdit5 mefaaeunes1r Aeropla11
ttaiiir5fe, nadIbremo CT DerilldJte pom
2nftppHfelD bier 5nt11 Maelterfl11ge
nod genper auf5uiteigen:
Mns Midenbaders Bartle nuroe
feilter Dsr1est.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-06-23

olt11ger, 6aB nrdn auf amerifaaiide,
I Shiffen Ste li1 allf bober See BE-
.HnDeuL alfobpIiide .@etrdllfe faltfen
!, forrr, uno oaB 6ieie giimriibtung
bonn Sta1opunfte geiebliben Medtes
.Ssa1ls nnD i'm S11terelie nnierer natio-
/; llalen Sarbelsflotte ge1ebmigt NOR
oen 1T.
Sic gdiffabrtgbeb6r6e bat er-
nubtt1, i1reibt Serr 2asffer, Juno
miro fortfabren, al erlallben, SAB
=geidige @etranfe al1f oiefen 5biffen
%ierpiert 1per0en, 70 LANCE 5diffe 1lr,-
ter fre1noer SIagge init Dielem gor.
redt uniere Sdfen nnlaufe11 n1to
nieoer abfabren o%iirfen."
Ser Brief mar Die MntrDort auf
cine 3nidriftl Die SEER @llid an Sen
g~raii6errten Saroing geridtet batte.
Ser @raliSert bette Sic Mntmort
Serrn Gasfer i~berlaiet1.
gen1ben 8erliner MrdJipe snm Stu
6inm oes 8eltfrieges.
Naibingttoon, 90 6. Sffi5iere
oes amerifaniiben Generalltabs
meiIen 3uraeit 1T Berlin cit er,
ihopfen6em @tlioiium Ser Mrdibe
0es -Rriegsminilterilt1ns Sic ib1ren
gu 6ieiem 3pede in 6ouem ntntang
5l1r @erfigung geltellt tDorbe1 iifo.
@s banDelt Iih Inn oas 5troatm
Ser Strategic uno Gaffiif ser bellt-.
iden 0beriten @eereglettung nn6.
ser ein3elren &eerfnbrer int per==
gafgerer Meltfrieg. 9as Mefultat
6ieier 5tnoien ion sl1lldd6if IN 8or-
le1ltngen IN Ser &riegs-Nfaremie
ser Ser. 6taater beripenbet, lpdter
III Sorm BON 2ebrbudern Deroffent-
] Iibt tperben.
Trancis Scott &ep-9enfmal e,lt-
biillt.
Baltimore. - Mn Ser 5tene. bon
Sort Mc@enrp, no 1914 Die Slagge
bling, 51 1eren Yreife mdbreno els
res Mngriffs 6ur6 cine britiiebe
Jlotte Ste N%ationalhDmne geidrie-
BEN wurbe, fano 6l1rb Nrdii0ent
Saroing Sic ginDeibung zines Sea-
fio1albe1tfmals fir sen .Dibter 0es
,9tar 5pangleo Banner" Srattcrs
Scott Sep itatt.
233l33322 9entide bier eingetrpffen*
@ailinqton, 9. 8. MllS bel1
3iffern ser ginmanoerungS-statilt
fit sic eriten 11ell1t Monate oeS
Ged,nungsiabres, bonn !. Suit 1921
bis gum 81. Mair5 1922, gebt ber-
Dor, baB 1882 Geutlhe ins 2ano
fa1nen uno 4157 beutlbe Midtbiir-
DER tDie0er altspan0erten. 9abei lit
in getrodt gu 5ieben, SOP al1fangS
oeS MedJtlu11gSiabres Sic 0eutibe
Gintpanoeru11g nod niM freigegebe1
mar urb oie 3abl mabreno Der les-
ten orei Mo1tate 6es Mebnn1tgSIab.
res nod 5l11lebmen Mrs, mabreno
6ei Ben meilten an0eren golfsitdt1s
men Die 5nlai1ige Quote eri6opft lit.
Sic b6bite 8iffer lteQen bie So
roelitet1, nit .43,7S2 M~nfommlinge1t
ms 6O7 Miidpanoerern. Gann font
men Sic Ssstaliener nit 4O,O31 Din.
fD1nt1li11qen l11o. A a ,OS2 .MiidlDal1-.
oererr1. CONT lino erbe6lih 1uebr
sstaliener altsgeipan5ert ais berein-
gefomitre1r. Die 3ifferl1 bon Ginpalt-
oerern ur6 Niidpa1Derern BET Den
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28

Topeka, Kan, January IT 1872
BOUNDARIES OF THE VOTING PRE-
CINCTS, CITY OF TOPEKA, KANSAS.
First Ward.
FIRST PRECINCT-All that part of the
city east of Kansas Avenue and south of
Fairchild to the river.
SECOND PRECINCT-An that part of
the city west of Kansas Avenue and south
of Gordon to t1e river.
THIRD PRECINCT-AH that part OF
the city east of Kansas Avenue between
Avenue between Gordon and Grant, alsO
Morse Addition between Gordon and ST.
John.
the city north of Grant and Kious, includ-
ing Garfield Park.
second Ward.
FIRST PRECINCT-AIl east of Kansas
Avenue to Washington from the river TO
SECOND pRECINCT-All east of Kan
sas Avenue to Washington from Third to
Fifth.
THIRD PREcINCT-An east of Wash
ington to Lawrence from the A. 7. & S. I.
FOURTH 3REcINCT-An east of JEFF
ferson to Lawrence from Fifth to Eighth.
FIFTH PRFCINCT-All east of Kansas
SIXTH PREcINCT-All that part of the
city east of the A. t. & s. F. Ry. and
north Of Seward Avenue to the river
SEVENTH PRECINCT-A1i that part OF
the city east of Lawrence between the A.
T. & S. F. Ry. and Sixth and Tenth.
EIGHTH PRECINCT-Al that part Of
the city east of Washington from Seward
Avenue south to the A. T. & S. L. Ry.
Third Ward.
FIRST PREcINCT-AI east of Quincy
to jefferson from Eighth to Eleventh
SECOND PRECIECT-All west OF Quin-
cy to Topeka Avenue from Eighth to Eiev-
THIRD PREcINCT-Au west Of Topeka
Avenue to Fillmore from Eighth 20 Elev-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28
FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.

FOR SALE-16O a. improved farm, near
fences, good well, lays good, 100 acres fine
wheat, good producing soil. Price. 800
per acre. viii consider clear Topeka in
come and carry back $500. Furman's Real
Estate, 1o6 West Eighth.
FOR SALE-S0 acres fine hay land, miles
west of Mayetta; all good land, plenty
water Price, $50 a., clear. Furman's Real
Estate, 1O6 West Eighth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28
These Are All Bargains

in
house,
up to- 60 acres,a a
in fine location - Alfalfa
o Club exchange
cotage
eomen
acres location joining
school Price 100000
all bottom land all in cultivation
"a miles Of Toneka an to..o. "a
improvements
seyenyfve acres miles Of TGps5a
c. H BOWMAN & CO.
cGrew O. Anza
west6 Phone
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28
PERSONAL.

EPILEPTICS-won you care to learn
about New Rational treatment for i'm
mediate relief of EPILEPSY positively
stopping all seizures from first days use?
Information free. "SPECIALIST," Drawer
D-592, Lander, Wyoming.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28
FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.

WEST SIDE
Nice Groom cottage and bath and lots,
good barn; will sell all or part and take
Ford roadster as part payment. See US
soon on this one.
MARTEN BROS.
Phone 5S75. SIS Kansas Ave.
RENTAL property bringing in good re-
turn, clear. would exchange for good
farm F. A W, care Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-28
SERVICES oFFERED.


FAMILY WASHING, including flat work
Sc a pound. Curtains a speciality. Bring
first wash, will call for and deliver after
that. 423 Lime st.
AN EXPERT on repairing and cleaning
leaky cisterns. special cement used
in repairing and work absolutely guaran-
teed. Tel. 5243 ].
PIFATINGS MRS N. j. MERCER
= 500 Topeka Ave.
CARPENTERING, contracting general re-
pairing and remodeling- Estimates given
Frank Ellis. Phi. 1906. Res. Phi Blue 2a6Z
CYLINDERS REBORED.
Machine work, piston pins and bearings.
vENNING MACHINE SHOP, 900 Monroe
UP-TO-DATE furniture and baby buggy
repair company. Uphoistering and pack
ing. Phone 1919 K-2, P E. Weber.
FURNITURE repairing, upholstering, wall
paper cleaning and hnoleum polishing
122 West 4th st. S. D. Chelson.
GENERAL HAULING, excavating, plow-
ing, yard grading. Cinders hauled, 25e
per week. Phone Ditch, 621S w.
CLEANING~of furnaces, furnace pipes and
ehimneys. Avoid fires and save coal
WALL PAPER dry cleaned, all work guar
anteed. Phone Red 2475. Sommers
CARPET and rug weaving. Rugs for sale
221 lake ST Phone White 229S.
PIANO TUNING by A. J. King, So. Work
guaranteed. Phone Black 1863.
FLOOR SANDING-New and OLD floors
surfaced. Phone Red 21s6.
FOR STOVE and furnace repair work
call Phone Black 1852.
WASHINGS wanted-227 Chandler, Phone
2931 Red.
YELLOW CAB and BAGGAGE co. Phone
713.
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DRAUGHTsNIAN.

WHY employ a permanent DRAUGHTS-
MAN If your work does not require one
1 will work out your ideas for you Draw
ings made from Specifications and Field
Notes. Structural Steel Map Work. Special
Drawings. Blueprinting. ADRIAN L.
PARR, Draughtsman, ZIG West Sixth.
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LEGAL.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY CLERK.


(Ffrst published in The Topeka State Jour
nal, January 81, 1927
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
For Sale or Exchange

Good as new 5-passenger touring
car; trade for stock or cheap house.
Owner in town Sunday and Monday at
the Globe Real Estate Co., SOC Kansas
Ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-3s4 acres, well
improved, in Shorey, will exchange for
modern home within II blocks of Seventh
and Kansas ave. Phone owner, 2105 XII.
THREE corner lots southwest. H r.
: Ponce, SOS Kansas ave. Room 2.
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IDAHO LAND.

COME TO. SUNNY SOUTHERN IDAHO.
Ideal climate. No crop failures in
Boise Valley. All crops grown in tenn
perate zone flourish. Under Arrowroek
irrigation project. Write for literature
Nampa Realty Board, Nanfpa, Idaho
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j EDUCATIONAL.
INSURANCE

L. w WILSON-Fire. tornado, plate glass,
insurance Phone $50 &c Columbian Bldg
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


Five rooms, three-piece bath, oak
finish and floors, cemented basement,
furnace, garage, one and one-half lots,
keen and nifty home. Priee-$&, 700.
Advantageous terms. Seven years old.
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One-Acre Tract
CHOICE FARMS


Forty acres well improved, mi. Ry.
and high school town, not far from
Topeka. fenced hog tight, II a. alfalfa.
Reducaa to $1,000. Mortgage $4,000.
4 Eighty acres 2 mi. Ry. and high
school town, mi. Topeka, good build
ings, so a, cult. Price $500.
Fifty a. fine Kaw valley, old build
ings. Reduced to4-$200' per acre.
Terms.
10 acres Kaw valley, well i'm
proved, fine soil. Price $22, 400.
Terms, four or five thousand dollars
cash and bal. payments. Have party
that will pay $500 per year cash rent
for this farm. It's a good one. Might
take a city property as first payment
up to six thousand dollars.
Fire dairy farm close to Topeka.
Highly improved, nearly all tillable,
so a. cult, bal. grass.
See me for fine farms, sure have
them Many of them, bargains Now
is the time to buy a good farm.
II. P. RICHARDS
42s New England Bldg. Topeka. Kan.
SMALL FARMS
Five acres. west side. imp. very de-
sirable, $4,000.
Is acres south side, imp. very de-
sirab1e, poultry farm, $5,500.N
20 acres, imp. North side, good
fruit and poultry farm, $4,000.
40 acres, good improvements. about
8 II miles out. $4,000.
CITY HOMES
Cottage on Green ST.. 4 large rooms.
2 fine lots, basement, on car line.
$500. Terms, $500 cash; bal. s23,
per month.
Van Boren St, rooms, furnace els
tern, city water, electric, gas, large
barn. u lots. Price, $4,000; rented
for $40 per month
See JONES BROS.
ms F,ae+ 6tl1 Ct
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FOR EXCHANGE.

MONEY
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved Kansas Farms.
Mortgages and Bonds for sale.
Interest paid on Deposits.
FARM MORTGAGE TRUST CO,
Topeka, Kan.
MONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY - Household
goods. pianos, automobiles. cattle and
horses. diamonds, machinery and to salaried
people. T. S. Thomas. 81 Kansas avenue
Tel. 29S-
Farms and city loans. reasonable rates
quick service Can finance that new home.
WALTER ASHTON SMITH
New England Building. Phone sol.
REAL ESTATE LOANS at reasona bic rates
and various terms OF repayment Personal
loans on good collateral State Savings
Bank. 601 Kansas ave.
LOANS made on personal security: also
to salaried persons l. Risrne. so Kansas
UNDERTAKING.
h ". BOMGARDNER. Phone 146
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FAMILY WASHING, including flat work
Sc pound. Curtains a speciality. Bring
first wash, will call for and deliver after
that 423 Lime
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Potwiin School

Bungalow, five rooms and sleeping
porch, large living room, breakfast
nook, up-to-date and thoroly modern;
two lots, east front; all -pecials paid
out. Price $500, very easy terms.
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BOUNDARIES OF THE VOTING PRE-
CINCTS, CITY OF TOPEKA. KANSAS.
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AN EXPERT on repairing and cleaning
Ieaky cisterns. A special cement used
in repairing and work absolutely guaran-