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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
La incorporation De Los RFPUBLICANOS AL
PARTDO NACONAL SOLO EXISTE En- La MEN
TE De ALGUNOS De H[LOS-DEOLARAN
los UNION|STAS
FL PARTDO, SGuN REzA La RESOLUOON QUE DAMOS AL FINAL
Sc DESNCORPORO A RAz De La ELECOON DEL PRFSDENTE
WILSON Y NO HA VUELTO A INCORPORATES MAS

CONSIDERABLE que pesar de ha-
Der sido pasado por la ultima Camara
de Representatives., cuya mayoria era
Democratic, Ell Bill concediendo La Ciu-
dadania Americana a los portorrique-
nos. el Senado Republicano dejo morir
ell Bill en- su seno pesar de haberlo
tenido en- su poder durante un afo;
CONSIDERABLE que, la par que
Sc dejaba incumplido lei programa del
partido republicano referente la ciu-
dadanfa, Sc violaba la promesa hecha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
FRANCIA sERA NEUTRAL
HASTA Ell MOMENTO QUE
LOS KEMALISTAS VIOLEN LA
IONA NEUTRAL

PARIS, setiembre 1s.-El sefior Poin
care ha insistido esta manana Ten sus
manifestations con referencia la ac-
titud de Francia, frente un conhic
to en- ell Este europao.
Ell Jefe del dobierno declare enfa-
ticdnente que Francia no actuara nj
militar nj navalmenue menos que los
kemalistas Sc decidan a violar la 20
ma neutral, en- cuyo case la Repnblica
atacaria en- seguida a los turcos.
FL horizonte politico, agrego ell Pre-
mFer, esta un POGO nubladso. Anunci6
que esta tarde iria al Ellseo para con-
ferenciar con M. Millerand.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
LORD CURZON SALDRA
HOY HACIA PARIS.

LONDRES, setiembre 18.-Con mo-
two de la nota que Sc ha recibido de
Paris Ten la cual ell gobierno frances
responde con evasivas la rropisicion
de Londres con respecto la defensa
del B6sforo, mafana primera hora
saldra hacia Paris Ell ministro de Re-
laciones Ex'eriores sefor Curzon a fin
6e conocer ell punto de vista frances
relative a dicno irnportante extreme.
Ell senor Curzon regresara inmedia-
tamente esta capital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
ReSueta a aCabar con eI abuse de
los kemaIStas, lngIaterra Sc dSpOnea
defender SOIa d eSbeChO de|Os Dar-
ddneIOS.- LA reunion del Cabinete

Omitted Press, via ALI America Cables)
LoNDRES, setiembre 49, Despu6s
de la reunion del Gabinete celebrada
en- las ultimas horas de esta tarle los
periodistas preguntaron al sefior Lloyd
George 81 Sc habia acordado algo de
particular, 10 cual contesto ell jefe
de gobierno que Sc habian dado las
ordenes I'ecesarias para que embarca-
ran tropas de infanteria con destino al
Este y sean destacadas en- CONSTANT
nopla en- provision de cualquier Incl
dlente.
Esto delnuestra- -afiadi6 Lloyd Ceor
ge-que el pueblo ingles Sc presta a
defender solo ell 'estrecho de los Dar-
danelos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19

los Republicanos portorriQE'enps
echandose EN- Puerto Rico por la par
tie ejecutiva del Gobierno Republican,
las bases de un establecimiento colo
nial tendente a restar en- ell coraz6n
native la esperanza que abriga todo
republican, de que Puerto Rico sea al
gun dia I'm estado de la Union, 10 cual
constituye 10 fundsImental de nuestro
credo;
CoNSIDERAND0 que ell 'ex-Presi-
dente de los Estados Unidos, leader"
del Partido Republican, Nacional, ha
hecho constar en- su nfensaje pubico
dirigido al Congreso, que la concession
de la ciudadania Americana a los por-
>orriquefos, no habra de llevar consi-
go la espieranza, nj mucho menos la obi
gaci0n de hacer Puerto Rico un Es-
tado de la Union, va que en- Puerto
Rico no existe opinion substantial IA
vorable la 'estadidad;
CONSIDERABLE que 10 hecho por
Ell Partido Republican, Nacional equi-
vale a repudiar su solemne obligation
contraida con todo Ell pals portorriqus
no clio constituye una falta politica
excecrable, Jnpropia de hombres bue-
nos. que Ell Partido Republican, Porto
rriqueho no puede dejar pasar sin 81,
protesta;
CONSIDERABLE que, tanto por 10
que ha hecno como por 10 que ha de-
jado de hacer, quedd plenamente de-
mostrado que 'el Partido Republican,
Nacional. por sus tendencias propo-
sitos colonialistas, es, ademas, contra
rio antagonico y enemigo de los altos
ideales que rersigue el Partido Republi
cano Portorriquefio.
PoR TANTo, REsUELvAsE PoR
Ell PARTIDo REPUBLICANo PoR-
TORRIQUENO: que debe derogar y
por la presente Sc deroga la llamada
incorporation Gle este partido con ell
partido republicano Nacional que de
ben disolverse y por la presente Sc di-
suelven todos Y cualquiera de los lazos
que pudieran existir entire el Partido
Republican, Portorriquefo ell Par
lido Republican, NacAona1; RESUAL-
VASE, ad'emas, que ell Particle Republi
cano Fortorriqueno renuncie la repre-
sentacion que tiene en- ell Comit6 Re-
publicano Nscional por la presente
autorice Y ordene su miembro del Co.
mite Republican, Nacional que presen-
te la renuncia de su cargo inmediata-
mente.
Y REsUELvAsE, PoR Lo TANTo,
que Sc envie una copia certificada de
ese acrardo al Presidente v al Secre-
tario de la Guerra de los Estados Uni
dos. al Gobernador de Puerto Rico y al
secretario del Cornit6 Nacional Republi
cano. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
POINCARE INTERRUMPE SUS
VACACIONES Y RETORNA
PRECIPITADAMENTE A PARIS

PARIS, setiembre 1s.-Durante to-
da la tarde de hoy hubo fI'ente Los
paseos del palacie del Eliseo gran ami
macf1l. Ell jefe Nel gobierno, senior
Poincar6, lego las nueve de la mana
ma procedente de sampigny, donde pa
saba las vacaciones. M. Poincare, segtn
rarece, aconsejara Inglaterra de que
no tome acci6n militar alguna en- los
Dardanelos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
Ell GoBIERNo DE LoNDREs
HA DIRTGIDO UNA NOTA A
PARIS PARA QUE IMPIDA Ell.
PASO DE LAS .TROPAS KEMA
LISTAS HACIA LA MESO=
POTAMIA

PARTS. setiembre 1S.-La nota 1'eci
bida hoy de Londres censura en- ter
minos violentos la actitud de los kesna
listas y pide al gobierno frances que
impida todo trance ell paso de las
tropas ,kemalistas traves de Siria
con direction la Mesopotamia.
Sc indica que varios Ministries son
partidarios de llevar la question al Par
lamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
NO HABRA CONFERENCIAS
DE PAZ HASTA QUE Sc DEN
SEGURIDADES DE QUE LOS
ESTRECHOS NO SERAN ATA=
CADOS.

LoNDREs, setiemDre 1s.-Lord Cur
zon declare esta tarde que despues de
la I.egtiva del gobierno de Angora de
concertar un armisticio con los grie-
gos, ell gobierno ingles Sc opondra a
soda conferencia de paz hasta que no
Sc dan seguridades completas cate
g6ricas de que la zona neutral sera
respetada por los kemalistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19

Sc acordo que en- vista de los ante
cedentes y de las informaciones negadas
propdsito del referido ''imbroglioD
Sc de al jefe del gobierno Mr.. Lloyd
George libertad 6e acci6n.
Una vez que Sc conozca ell criterio
del Presidente del Gabir.ete Sc reuni-
ran nuevamente los Ministries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
Ell ENIGMA DE ITALIA

LoNDREs, setiendbpe N1S.-Deapues
de la reunion del Gabinete Sc ha infer
mado que no Sc ha recibido aim res
puesta la nota inglesa referente a la
necesidad de emplender por los Anaios
una accioh militar en- los Dardanelos.
Lloyd George refriose que las ope
racioneS de los Estrechos responder a
evidentes necesidades del momento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
IA QUE Sc DEBE LA TAR=
DANA DEL TENIENTE
HINTON?

NUEVA YORK, setiembre 18-Co-
munican de Puerto Principe que la de-
mora del ''Sampaio Correia'' Sc debe
la Inplantacion de nuevos y mas po-
tentes radiadores especialmente desti-
nados a Cos climas c&lidos.
SO confia aqui que ell tenienteHinton
isstara en- condolences de reanudar Ell
vuelo esta semana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
INGLATERRA DIRIGE
UNA NOTA A PARIS

PARIS, set5embre 19.-A las diez y
cuarenta y cinco de la nanana de hoy
Sc ha recibido en- el Ministerio de Re-
laciones Exteriores una nota del go
bierno de Londres a proposito 6sl in
minente confiicto del Este.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
Ell MINISTRO SUECO EN- ATE
MAS HACE UNA PROPo=
SICION

ATENAs, setiembre 1S.-El Minis
taio de Suecia en- esta capital ha dirigi-
do una apelaci6n al Cuerpo Diploma
tico para que Sc envfe la Sociedad
de Naciones una protesta conjunta con
ira las atrocidades cometidas por los
kemalistas en- Esmirna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
Ell PRIMER BATTALION DE
isHIGHLANDERS" TAMBIEN
HACIA CONSTANTINOPLA

MALTA, setiembre ia bordo de-
transporte Dehbyshil'e' Sc ha embar
cado, con direction Constantinopla. el
primer batall6n de ''highlanders' J,
connpuesto de mil doscientos hombres
Y numerosa artiller1a Gle campafa.
Ell pueblo lie hizo una enthusiastic des-
pedida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
LOS KEMALISTAS CONTRo.
Lam Ell FERROCARRIL DE
BAGDAD

ATENAS, setil1ble 18.-oficialmen
te ha sido informado que los ejercitos
kemaiistas Sc hallan ia absolute v
complete c'pntrol del ferrocarriI que
conduce q Bagdad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
CURZON OVACIONADO
POR Ell PUEBLO.

LoNDRES, setidrbT'e ia las
y cual'enta de ia tarde de hoy al aban
donar Ell Ministerio de Relaciones Ex-
teriores y al salir con direction
Downing Street Ell seiior Curzon fue
largsInente ovac.bnaao per ell pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
A MEDIADOS DE SEMANA
Ell PRESIDENTE FIRMARA
Ell PROYECTO SOBRE
TARIFAS.

WASHINGTON, setiembre 1s.-El Sc
nadOr Nc cum1tsr ha declaradO sa-
ber de fuente Official que a mediados
de la semana en- curse (quizas tel mi6r
coles) ell Presidente pondra su firma
al proyecto sobre tarifas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
Ell GABINETE DE LONDRES
Sc HA REUNIDO

LONDRES, setiembre 18-Esta ma
mana Sc han reunido los Ministries pa
ra zanzibar impresiones acerca del pro
blema de Turquia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19
Ell PRIMER REGIMIENTo DE
STAFF0RDSHIRE A CONS
TANTINOPLA

GIBRALTAR, sstiembre 1S.--El pri
mer regimiento de staffordshire ha sa
lido esta madrugada, csmino de Cons
tantinopla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-09-19

Aver tarde las dos dlo com1enzo
la vista ante un conit6 de la Conf
siQl de servicio Publico, cclrIpuesta
de los sefores Attorney General Mes
tire, presidente, los sefiores Huyke y
Fehu, como vocaEes, de las excepcio-
mes preGias formuladas por la FSan
Juan Dock co.. en- contra de la soil
citud de cancellation de franquicia
formulada por don Rafael Nevares. an
tie aquel alto organisrao.
Las excepciones previas aludidas le-
vantan las cuestiones siguientes:
1.-Qre la reticion es insufciente en-
derecho. como demostrativa del QUE
brantamiento de I'm deber legal.
2.-Que ell peticionario no tiene ca
pacidad para demandar la revocation
de dicha franquicia.
3.-Que esta Comisi6n carece de po-
der autoridad para actuar sobre la
r'eticion indicada.
4.-Que ell recurso, ST alguno 10 hui
biere, para nevar a cabo Ell fin que Sc
busca en- dicha peticion, es Ell auto de
(Continha en- la Sra. pag.)
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I'm nuevO aSpeCtO del
aSuntO de Ia "Sdn
Juan Dock Co.

Ell AUTO DE "oUo WARRANTo"
Y NO UNA GUERRILLA PARTICU-
LAR, Es Ell RECURso A sEGUIR,
DE ACUERDo CON 10 ALEGADO
PoR Ell LCDo. MIGUEL GUERRA
MoNDRAGoN.
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peared before the Monday LNnch club
at the regular meeting of that organ
ization at the Chamber of Commerce
at noon today. w. f. Baker, Repub-
lican nominee for state commissioner
of insurance, gave the insurance men
a hint of what they might expect from
his administration of tho office if he
is elected Tuesday. c. H. Scare, Re
lature, also talked to the Insurance
men. Other guests of the club, who
spoke, were: w. b. Flickinger, of
Chicago, assistant general manager of
the Insurance Company of North
America, who was the guest OF Harry
Stevens, state agent in Kansas for that
company NJ d. Garlinton, -who re-
Gently came to Topeka from Chica go
as a special agent for the Great Amer
lean; and S. c. Carroll, claim adjuster
for the state insurance department.
W. 3. Gashe was chairman.
A number of Topeka fire insurance
men will go to Belleville- on Novem-
Der 10 and 16, where they win attend
the annual meeting of the Kansas
State Association of Mutual Irfsura nee
companies w. B. Gasche, of Topeka,
is president of the association, and
will preside at the convention which is
to be held in he Chamber of Com
merce at Belleville. L. T. Hussey,
state fire marshal, and r. L. Travis,
state insurance commissioner, are to
appear before the insurance men. At
the round table discussions which will
form a large part of the program of
the convention, several new phases
which have entered insurance, will be.
taken up. The insurance men are to
give consideration to the risk which is
entailed by radio installation, among
other things There is created an
electrical hazard by the installation of
radio, the insurance men agree, and
the nature and extent of that hazTrd
is to be determined at the convention
Other topics for the round table dis
cussions will include: Matches
why buy the ones with two-colored
-fIeads?" Children and matches. a
bad combination; the shingle roof
haZard"; Grain hazards along rail-
way right of way
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S. S. EXECUTIVES TO TOPEKA
State Body Will Plan Work for the
Coming Year.

AOmlnG lear
Members of the executive commit
tee of the Kansas Sunday School as
sociation will hold a meeting in To-
peka Friday to discuss the work of the
association for the ensuing year. The
holding Of five district Sunday school
institutes in the state during the win
ter months is being considered
Members of<the committee who will
attend the meeting are: James H.
Little, Lacrosse: J. d. YOder, McPher-
son: o. NJ. Gable, HOlton: H. p. Arm
strong. Atchison: Ralph MeEntire, To-
peka; w. w. Bowman, Topeka, and
d. o. Coe. Topeka.
Frank G.. Richard. secretary of the
association, annoUnced today that the
following persons would speak at the
annual convention of the association
at Wichita. next May: Dr. w. S. Co
the board of Sunday schools of the
Methodist church: DIR. Marion Law
rance. general secretary of the Inter
national Sunday School Council of Re-
iigious Education DR.. Walter S.
Athcran of Boston university, chair
man of the commission on education
of the International Sunday School
council; Mss Bertha Moody, Chicago,
Children's Sunday school worker of
national prominence; DR.. Wallace B.
Fleming. president of Baker univer-
Sity. Baldwin: DIR. +. w. Kurtz. presi-
dent OF Mcpherson college. McPher-
son. and J. II. ingalls,. of Lansing.
Mich. state secretary of the Michi-
former secretary of the Kansas asso-
r n
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Mrs. Ben C Hooper.

night on 1.-THE Cure of the World
Confusion" Mr.. Herring has Just re
turned from a three months trip thru
Europe. The Mems Brotherhood
serves its monthly supper tonight at
$50 o'clock.
Samuel Wilson of Chicago one of the
organizers of the American City Blu
reau, who assisted in the organization
of the Topeka Chamber of Commerce
in 1916 was a business visitor to To-
peka today. He lunched at the Cham
Der OF Commerce and renewed &C
quaintanceship with several of the
members and directors with whom he
had worked in the course of the
organization.
Nine persons were baptized at the
services of the Central Park Christian
church, Sunday. Fifty-seven addi-
tons have been received by the
church in the last few weeks. The
persons baptized Sunday were: Mrs.
L. j. Wonderly, Mrs. w. B. Harmon.
Miss Kathryn Hickman, Miss Ethel
Ward, Miss Henry burst, Max john
son, Miss zonella Emerson, Miss
Maine Dinius. and Miss Hazel Dinius.
All business men of the city of To-
peka who use the United States mails
have been invited to attend a confer
ence at the Chamber of Commerce at
5 o'clock on the evening of Friday,
November, 10. when DR.. Hubert Work.
United States postmaster general, will
be in Topeka, and a general confer
ence of postal employees and officials
will be held in the city. At the BUSH
ness mems conference Friday. susges-
tions from them on the improvement
of the mail service will be taken up
and discussed with the postal officials
present. George c. Bowman has been
appointed by the Chamber of Conn
merce directors as the official delegate
Of that organization to the confer
ence.
= Since Eleventh street has been
asphalt stripped" much of the con-
gested- traveP on Tenth street and
Eighth street can be relieved by those
coming in from the south and west
turning east on Eleventh street to
Kansas avenue. They will not only
get a much better paving and a quick
er approach to Kansas avenue, but get
away from the congestion around this
building of the Masonic temple and
the school district on Eighth street
Now if the street commissioner will
only extend the asphalt covering or
Eleventh street west to Fillmore street
and help relieve the congestion or
Huntoon street and a part of the
heavy traffic and dangerous corner at
Huntoon- and Topeka avenue!
Two candidates for state offices ap-
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the fly wheel of the engine pump. WAR
boys had been called TO, the plant about
10 80 Sunday night to Help new man
about the pump and it was while thus en-
gagged that the accident occurred. Before
the power could be turned off Warboys
body had been drawn in and MS side
caught in the wheel. He was unable to DO
taken to his home in automobile and
was brought to the Union Pacific station
in switch engine an n streteher, impro-
vised from door. and was taken to Stor-
mont hospital. His injuries, consisting of
two broken ribs and severe bruises, while
painful, are not considered serious but he
will remain at the hospital for several days
Mrs. W. II. Williams, of Lawrence
spent the weekend with her nephew
Charles Stewart, and MRS. Stewart, of Cen
trail avenue.
Mrs Bertha kirkpatrick and children.
James and Louis. 1905 Jackson street,
spent the weekend in Rossville, the guests
of relatives.
Anna Nelson, the little daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs c. o. Nelson. OF 4OS Il. Fairchild
avenue is recovering from a severe Illness
Mr.. j. w. Schwartz, 120S Central avenue
spent the weekend in Kansas CITY the
guest of his. son, Mr.. Edward Schwartz.
who was badly burned in an accident but
who is improving.
Lee Ticehurst for Register of Deeds
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MASONS PLAN A PARTY
Members of SLOAN dodge Will Give
Entertainment November %.

Members of Sloan lodge No. 225,
A. F. & A. NJ, will hold their annual
party for their wives and families on
the evening of November % at the
Masonic temple. There will be spe-
ciaI entertainment in the lodge room
in charge of G. L. Hooper of the Or
pheum theater.
One thousand invitations have been
issued to the members of the lodge in
Topeka and out of the city. Officers
of the lodge will be in charge of the
party. They are: William G. Cart
Hdge, master; Homer A. Claussen,
senior warden; Homer B. Fink, Junior
warden; James Nelson, treasurer;
Burl J. Snow, secretary; Blake o.
Baird, senior deacon; Ernest r. Ann
brose. junior deacon; Sidney s James.
senior steward; Benjamin H. Croft.
junior steward; George F. Rees, d.
rector of work; Daniel 3. Rumpf,
chaplain; James E. Thomas. master of
properties; George F. Hammel, stage
director; Frank E. Brain, assistant
stage director, and Samuel Alexander,
TYLER.
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Work of tearing down the brick
building at Kansas avenue and Rail-
road street was begun this morning.
preparatory to the building of fill
ing station by the Sinclair Oil COM
pany. The building was formerly oc-
cupied by the U. P. pharmacy.
f. l. Howe. manager of the Bell
Telephone company, Will be in ch@rge
of a. demonstration of the new tele-
phone system to be held at the North
Topeka community. house Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. All sub
scribers of the telephone company are
asked to attend.
Members of Helena chapter No. 10S.
o. E. s., are asked to bring donations
Of canned fruit, jellies. etc, at the
meeting of the chapter Tuesday EVEN
ing. The contributions are for the
annual fruit shower for the Masonic
home at Wichita.
Helena chapter is planning q din
ner to be held at the community house
next Friday, and also will give an en-
tertainment in the evening.
Notes and Personals.
The C. B. Allen family has moved
from 21S Saywell street to 1927 To-
peka avenue.
E. H. Jenkins, 1902 Van Buren,
street, is confined to his home with a
broken leg received in an accident at
the Topeka flour mills.
A. Strohm of the Shawnee State
bank was the guests of his parents in
Sabetha over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vigins OF Os-
kaloosa were guests of Miss Ella Rip
ley. 931 Van Buren, street, over the
weekend. Miss Ripley entertained in
their honor at a dinner Friday. Plates
were laid for the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Vigins, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Ripley, Miss Marie Wilson, Miss
Florence Stanley and Miss Ripley.
The Ladies' Aid of the Kansas Ave
the food sale held by the society Sat
urday.
Everett Jeanette of Cokeville.
Wyo.,% was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Helm, 1903 Quincy Street, for
q few days, has returned home. jean
cite formerly lived in North Topeka.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Central Avenue Christian church
will meet at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Maggie Teets,
1919 Quincy street.
The Women's Home Missionary So
dist church will meet at the home of
Mrs. b. A. Retter, 1911 Kansas ave-
nue., "wednesday afternoon at 2:aQ
O'Clock.
Bible workers of the Central Ave
nue. Christian church will hold a fell
lowship supper at the church Thurs
day evening at $40 o'clock.
The Sunday school board of the Kan
sas Avenue Methodist church will hold its
monthly meeting at the church this evening
The Ladies' Union of the Central Avenue
Christian church will hold an all-day meet
ing Wednesday 1T the church.
Mark Warboys, Ga West Gordon street
in charge of the water pump at the Union
Pacific tie pIaut, injured this morning
about 1 o'clock when hts jacket caught in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-06
Hughes Is on job
Every Day and
Feels Fine

"Since taking Tanlac ] am on the
job every day. have gained several
pounds and feel better than have ia
years" declared David l.. Hughes.
2602 S. 18th St, st. Louis. Mo, en-
ployee of the American Refrigerator
Transit Co.
II suffered from stomach trouble
two years and got so / could. hardly
eat a thing but what il felt like lump
of lead in my stomach. Gas bloated
me until was in misery for hours.
had terrible headaches, awful pains
across the small OF my back and was
so run down 1 could hardly drag
around.
'Thnlac helped me from the very
start and now 1 have such good ap
petite and such perfect digestion I
can eat just anything and nothing
hurts me a particle. I am only too
glad to pasS along The good word
about TanIac."
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