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The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
ZIMMERMAN ON PROGRAM
National EvangeIistic Conference VIII
BE Held i'm K. {. Dec. 26-2S-

BE IGlu III IA. - DeG- =O-%o-
The Rev. John d. Zimmerman, sec
retary of the Kansas Christian Mis-
sionary society, Will appear on the
program of the national evangelisti2
conference and ministerial institute Oh
the denomination at Kansas City, De-
cember 26. 27 and rs, IL was an
nounced today Two Topeka pastors,
the Rev. r. A Schen, of the First
Christian church. and the Rev
Quincy Biggs. of the Central PARK
Christian church, will accompany the
Reverend Zimmerman to the meeting
Seventy-five pastors of the denom-
ination in Kansas will be in attend
ance. The evangelistic policies of the
church will be outlined. Six district
superintendents. the Rev. E. T. Nc
Farland. Lawrence; the Rev. r. Z
Harding. Salina; the Rev. h j. KEN
nedy. Clyde: the Rev w. L. Reese
Pittsburg: the Rev w. T. McLain'
wichita. and the Rev. Fred D. Macy.
Stafford will be in attendance
Members of the state board VINO
will be in attendance are; arthur
Long, Atchison: T. V. Hubbell, hla-
vvatha: sam I. Smith, Parsons; l.. +
Faulders FL Dorado; w. H. Scrivner'
OIathe: B. N Sypolt, Council Grove;
n b. smith. Hutchinson; F. L. Pettit'
independence: d. F. Cross, Lyons
n. n. Gill Atwood; James Cornish
Pratt and w f Rabb, Girard-
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

W II Parsons to G L. Mansfield
lots 113-13 Brooks ave. MelroSe sub.
W. +. Wilson TO X. G. Becker. lots 344-
46 Wayne ave. Miller's College Parks
NJ A. Mayo to +. NJ. Crosby. lots 270-
- Polk St, also lots 21o-12 Jeffer-
r. l. Miller to J. A. Steinmeyer. lots
201 1-5-5-1 Quincy st--..-..----..---. 90
ID Roclofsz 20 Oakland state bank.
~ lots 139-t1=a5-45-T Winfield ave, s.
J. r. MeaSing to il. PadiIIa and others,
lots -. Ut. Sc. Lawrence St,
Netsker.s End add. 10
r. q. Becker to II. O'Neal, lots $40
j. Wayne ave. Ticehurst add; also
lots a14-16, Wayne ave, Miller's Col
lcge IaEk add
j. Z. McCaffin TO W. H Nicodemus,
1esreG. pt- 4T-s5 Crane st. Pleasant
Valley add
e n Thayer 70 b. Hill. lots 60 to 20
Inc edd. Jefferson ST., n Cranes
ID. II. Tafpey to P. E. Wilson. lots 4s1,
pt. 4S3, Kansas ave, Orchard Place
The Board Of Education Of City of To-
reka to the NJ. + Home for the
Aged. lots IA to 424. Brooks ave, J.
NortOu's add 2OO(
C. F. -Adams to W. Macferran, lot
a1T, pt. SD. Lincoln St. W. &c DIS
add .--.------.-.-. -sJoN
A. s. Thomas TO +. $. Thouas, lots
61S-2O West st, blk c, NJ. & ID. sub. 1ot
f. E. Atherton to J.. o. Atherton, lots
503-l part 50T, Garfield ave. VIII
Iams add .r...--..-.-- .------.---.
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swANTED-FEMALE HELP.


Observation-Disclosures counter girls. $40
mo, board, room and free transporta-
ton: family help: women for country
homes institution help; dining room girls,
west: waitress for Topeka; married farm
couples. Furman's Employment Office,
log West Sth.
o. S GOVERNMENT wants girls-wOmen
over II. Steady work. $50 to $3.50 month
Paid vacation. Common education suffi-
cient. Experience unnecessary. List po-
sitions free. Write Immediately Franklin
Institute Dept. 625R. Rochester, y. y.
S25 WEEKLY up. Fascinating employ
ment mailing circulars at home now
open. Also fine travelling positions; either
sex. Workers Service Co, Dept is, Jack
sonvflle. Florida.
WANTED-Women to do fancy work at
home Spare hours. Material furnished.
Good pay. Stamped envelope brings par
ticulars. Underwood Art Goods company,
Portsmouth. Ohio
LADIES-Make money at home: Sibleys
Art Goods Stores will buy your fancy
work For complete information write to
O. ID. Sibley. Brockwayville. Pa.
WANTED-ColOred girl for general house
work. Apply in person at 43S Lincoln
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WANTED-MALE HELP.


ACCOUNTANTS TS-BOOKKEEPERS. start IN
business and earn $40 weekly in spare
time No stocks bonds or peddling Send
ing plans, etc. We have nothing to sell,
and do not want curiosity seekers. No
stamps accepted. Winchester Sales Co.,
Box 431, Buffalo, n. Y.
HUNDREDS L. S Government positions
open to men women girls over IL. 800
strikes. No layoffs. Paid vacation. Short
hours. Common education sufficient. Pull
unnecessary Write Immediately for list
positions Franklin Institute, Dept 126
r.. Rochester, n. y
SELL Us your spare time; you can earn
S15 to $50 weekly writing show cards at
home; no canvassing; pleasant profitable
profession. easily. quickly learned by our
simple graphic block system; artistic abil-
work. Wilson Methods. Limited. Dept. 53,
Ga East Richmond. Toronto, Canada.
WANTED-15 married farm couples; farm
hands; cornhuskers; laborers; team
sters; kitchen helps. wood choppers; pam
try men; combination cooks: restaurant
helpers. Furman's Labor Agency, LOG
WANTED-Man with car to sell complete
line low priced TIRES AND TUBES.
worth Tire Co, 1913 Sterling, L. Liverpool,
MEN-Age Il to 90 Experience unneces-
sary. Travel: make secret investiga-
tions. reports. Salaries; expenses. Ameri-
can Foreign Detective Agency, 291, st.
cOlored train pOrters. on large Kansas
roads, write for information, $12j- 500
month. Experience unnecessary. Inter
Railway Dept. 2O21 indianapolis. Ind.
FIREMEN, brakemen, baggagemen, sleep
ing car, train porters (colOredl. $40
$500 Experience unnecessary. 9T1 Rail
way. Bureau. f. st Louis. Iii.
BE A DETECTIVE = $50 500 weekly
travel over world; experience unneces-
sary. American Detective Agency, 612
Lucas. St Louis.
MEN for T. s. Mail service $115 to $3.50
per month. Experience or correspond
ence course unnecessary. Write F.. $.
Bishop. Box 391, Joplin. Mo.
RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS-GOv't clerks
and carriers; $125-S200: steady work
experience unnecessary Particulars Free.
Write NIOkane. 120. Denver. Colo.
FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN. beginners $50.
later $3.50 (Which position -. Address
RAILWAY" care Journal.
MEN WANTED for detective work. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Write ]. Ganor.
former Govt detective. st. Louis.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pump man. Phone
591T.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Dodge City Ready for snow

Dodge City. Kan. Dec 16.-Snow
will not block Dodge City's streets
this winter-if it doesn't arrive too
soon-for the city street department
is constructing a snow plow- which
will clear a 12-foot path as fast as it
can be pushed thru the streets by the
city's caterpillar. The plow will be
attached to the front of the cater
pillar. il is planned. and, except in
unusually heavy snowfalls. it is ex-
pected that the streets can be cleaned
within a few hours.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
OWN YOUR HOME

West 10th St, roons.e2 lots. lights,
water .gas. Price $500. Terms,
$1,000 cash, bal tine.
Harrison ST. room cottage, lights.
gas. wen. 1 y lots. $1,4O0.
Fillmore St, very desirable mod
ern room cottage, / X lots. $500.
East 9Th st. a very nice room
house. part modern, Y lots. to ex-
change for west side property or lots
A very desirable shop location. 7
rooms, 3 lots. lights and water Price
$4,000. Terms $500 cash, bali $40 per
month.
A good. well improved 320 acre
farm 20 exchange for Topeka prop
erty-
JONES BROS.
REALToRS
1O6 East 9Th st.
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TAPS COMPANY'S GAS MAINS
S-ayo- Gets Fuel for City. But He
NIay BE Prosecuted.

Tulsa. Dec. 16.-Officials of the
Oklahoma Natural Gas company to-
DAY were planning action against
Mayor w Z Nicodemus. or Drum
r,rht. who Yesterday tapped the COM
rSany's gas mains N order to furnish
the Downright populace with SUI
ficient fuel. The report OF an inves-
rigator sent to Drumright Iate yester-
day is awaited before the company
decides upon a plan of procedure, ac-
eording- to r. e. Sharp. vice president
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
SEARCH FOR wONfAN's BODY.
dumped Into Canal. Her. Sweetheart
Arrested, Asserts

binoculars, a motorboat load of de-
tectives put out in the craft to search
the drainage canal all the way from
Chicago to Lockport for the body of
Mrs Kate Mitchell Trostell- Mean
while, Arthur Foster, suspected OF
having done away with the young
woman. IS held in Jail. Foster insists
she leaped into the canal after they
had quarreled.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
zbyszIo and Daviscourt win.

Chicago, Dec 16.-Stanislau Zbys-
zko, Polish heavyweight wrestler.
whose right shoulder was reported
dislocated in a match with Ed Lewis,
at St. Louis Thursday. won decision
over William Demetral here last
night In 4 preliminary match Dick
DaViscourt of Wichita pinned Cy Mar
tin with a body scissors after four
minutes of graphing.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
..FArTY. IN CAFE BUSINESS.
Former Comedian May Start Venture
in TOXIC, Japan

Toxic. Dec 16-Reports are cur
rent here that Roscoe Fatty Ar
buckle. former leading comedian OF
the american screen. who is under a
ban in the United States, viii return
here to operate large care. agents
were said to be active here enlisting
capital in the enterprise. Arbuckle
visited Japan a few months ago, but
returned to Los Angeles after a short
stay
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
NInrrdeI,s Insr Citizen Dead.

Salina. kan, Dec. 16.-George
Sarver, 90. only resident OF the once
thriving village of Marydel. Saline
county, died last night at the hotel at
Culver He was a bachelor.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
FOR sALE-AUToMoBnEs
Certified Used Cars

1922 BUICK COUPE. This is one of
our popular late model inclosed cars.
Has only been used by original owner
a little more than $500 miles, and has
been turned in for a car OF larger ca
pacity. Is equipped with five excel
lent tires, tire cover, bumper, snubbers,
step plates, sun visor, and windshield
wiper. The purchaser of this car will
be given a certified statement OF
the excellent condition of the mo
loA : : - : ' A'-0V
finished the standard Buick dark
green Has four Royal Cord tires, also
Goodyear spare; patent leather tire
cover, and Johnson transmission lock.
Has had comparatively low mileage.
Here is a splendid opportunity to own
a Buick car at a considerable saw
ing - : T"-O
1917 HUDSON TOURING. Here is a
car regardless of its age is a wonder
full bargain. You will have to see II
to appreciate the excellent care that
the original owner has given it. the
general appearance of the finish, top
and tenders makes it very hard to dis
tinguish from a new car. Has good
tires new Cord spare, and both front
and rear bumper ....-.-- Sooo
CADILLAC TYPE So TOURING. The
unusual low price placed on this
seven-passenger car is in no way in
dicative of the careful attention it has
had in the hands of the previous
owner. 1t is painted a Cadillac blue,
and upholstery and top show very lit
tie wear. Motor is in good condition.
This car will bear the closest mechan-
ical inspection Tires are Cords and
should render many miles OF SatlSfac-
tory service. Has bumper, two spare
tires, and tire covers. $1,000
,ooo ~rY.>-rr cDaDn INIT; GOV
came to US in very fine mechanical
condition. Upholstery and top indi-
cate the very unusual care and at
tention it has had. Is finished a rich
dark green. This is the popular close
coupled sport model type, and is an
bargain at .$675
1919 MARMON TOURING. This offers
a wonderful bargain for those who de-
sire a large. roomy, high power, easy
riding car. 1t is finished a rich dark
blue and the upholstery and top are
in exceptional condition. Has six wire
wheels; six Cord tires; two tire covers.
and cutout. At an unusual low price
OF -. , SVoV
FOR LESS
1918 Willys $500
1918 Buick Tour. New block
and plStonS 35O
1917 Paige Touring .... IT'S
Ford Touring -............. 100
Ford Sedan $50
Buick Four Touring ........ IT'S
Buick Four Touring ........ rs
Overland 80 .......... 100
CASH OR TERMS
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES
ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL
BUILD THEM
Motors Co.
Sixth Ave. at Van Buren,.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
HeaIy Confers With King George

London. Dec. 16.-Timothy Healy
Eovernor-general of the Irish Free
State. was received in audience by
King George at buckingham palace
today. They discussed Irish affairssa
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16


FOR SALE at very reasonable prices Q. S.
Army tourists tents. PauIines and stack
covers, canvas and steel folsling cots and
stools. ladies' and mems tourists suits.
outing shoes and boots trunks. lockers and
leather bags. Kansas Army and Navy
Salvage Co, 531 Kansas ave
FOR SALE-Window sash. one 24x36 one
3Ox30, four 4O1e40 one 5O0-1b. Fairbanks
large garage heating stove 400 East Tenth
avenue.
HEMSTITCHING and Picoting Attach
lnent; superior device. Fits any sewing
machine $500 delivered with Instructions
and sample work. Superior Attachment
Co. Corpus Christi. Texas
FOR SALE-watches. clocks. diamonds
jeweIry. cut glass and silverware. Arm
strong Jewelry Co, 429 Kansas ave
FOR SALE-Whitney black reed baby
buggy. good condition: cost S65. 90. viii
take $50 90 1929 Tyler street
FOR SALE-Good dry wood. 13 inches N
length Price Sc per ton: 4 ricks for $40
Phone 543G
FOR SALE-DaFk gray overcoat; size A
FOR -SALE-Dirt for the hauling 1910
FOR SALE-Overcoat, ladies' new coat
FOR SALE-BOoks of knowledge. Phone
HOME grown potatoes 60e busheI. sol
FOR SALE-Small boys bicycle, slightly
used. S15 81 Jefferson Phone 5160.
HURRY-UP EXPRESS co. Phone 7714
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FOR hENT--oFFIcE ROOMS

KANSAS AVE 6OS-Classy office, large
front windows Edison steam heat. Apply
at J. E. Leader. Phone s629.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Modem Bungalow
GENUINE
CHRISTMAS GIFT

See US for appointment to see a very
fine, modern home to be sold. Long
living room, fireplace, beautiful 3ight
fixtures (wau and ceiling), very CHEEKY
dining room, beam ceiling, extra large
built-in buffet. Both rooms all oak.
kitchen with built-ins; closet for
brooms etc. Large back porch all en-
closed. Upstairs three bedrooms. ivory
finish, mahogany doors. oak floors,
linen closet, clothes closet in each
room. Glassed and furnace heated
sleeping porch, oak floors. Full base
ent. brick foundation, furnace o. k.
House nearly NV, fine condition.;
2-car garage; nearly two lots, east
front, near Washburn. We want the
privilege TO show you beautiful
home and priced right.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
MALE AND FEMALE.

TYPISTS: Earn S25-S1o0 weekly. spare
time copying authors manuscripts. Write
r. J. CARNES. Authors Agent, Talla-
poosa. ga. for particulars.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Commission basis; department store FOL
lowing only apply; new patented device
making umbrellas over so years Daniel
Hirsch. 16 East 18th. New York
DISTRICT MANAGER this county. Health
and accident insurance Good contract
right man All renewals For particulars
Commonwealth Casualty Co. Manhattan
Bldg. Kansas City, Mo
WANTED-Salesman with car to call on
dealers with the lowest priced fabric and
10000 mile cord tires. $4,000 week with
commissions. Universal Tire & Rubber Co.,
Michigan City. Indiana
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FuRNIsHED APARTNIENTs

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FOR RENT-Newly furnished kitchenettI
apartmsnt Never been occupied Walk
ing distance. Ready December 90 References
Address Cor. care Journal
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FoR RENT-FrRNrsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
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aut furnished modern housekeeping
rooms: front suite. very desirble; employ
ed couple preferred.
EIGHTH ST, w, 7O4-Two splendid con-
Meeting light housekeeping rooms: pri-
vate home; everything modern; vacant to-
day.
FURNISHED front room. large. with
private bath 314 HuntoOn. Phone 2-15l3
evenings
THE SANTA FE HOTEL for laborine
men, 4th and Madison sts-. stories :;
lowest rates day or week.
$50 QUINCY-First floor front sleeping
room for gentlemen. Very close in
ONE Or TWO ROOMS, will furnish; mod
ern- 1900 W. 10th
CALL Y. W. c. A. room registry for desir-
able locations.
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room; also
garage= gentleman referred. $50 Tyler.
FOR RENT-Furnish"d room; two gentle
men preferred 1000 Topeka boulevard.
NICE modern sleeping room in we'll kept
home. Dial 1869.
FOR RENT-1323 Harrison. close in. fur
niShed room Phone 9229-
MODERN furnished sleeping room for one
or two persons 30f Jefferson.
FOR RENT-APARTMEN
FOR RENT-2-room apartment in modern
home, good heat, water and light fur
nished@ also garage. Phone 2-36lO
FOR RENT-5-room modern, except heat,
$50 per month L. $. Smither, $50 Kan
sas avenue
FOR RERT-2-room furnished apartment,
first floor. I24 Monroe
FOR RENT-6-rooms and bath. 2nd floor.
Phone 2-5993.
FOR RENT-5-room apartment, second
floor III Clay street. $50. Phone T44i-
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FROM STATE HOUSE

-Four blocks west. ~ lots, modern
house, large rooms. hall, attic. oak
below, sliding doors. fireplace. closets,
pantry, porches, 200-bbl. cistern, big
barn with loft, and space for two
cars. Chicken fi1cings, some fruit
fine shade. alley paved Choice looa-
ton for first class roomers. Price
So 50O-moderate cash payment-bal-
ance at 8 per cent.
J. E. TORRINGTON
1os West Sixth. Phone 1857.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
wANTkD-SAL ESNIEN

WANTED: SALESMAN INTERESTED IN
SELLING TRUNKS AND BAGS ON
COMMISSION. CAN BE HANDLED AS
REGULAR OR SIDE LINE ATTRAC-
TRUNK & BAG COMPANY, PETERS
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
wANrEn-sALEsMEN

MANAGERS WANTED-Ladies' silk hose,
four pair So, wooden hose four pair 50.
Representative 81. bonus to manager soc
box Exclusive rights, 20 different grades
of samples for the whole family. No de-
livery single pair sales, samples free on
our refund plan. S. Q. S. Co, Lexington,
Ky.
A REAL AONEYMAKER. Imported guar
anteed razors- Only eight razors sold
daily. $40 profit Sample $3.50. Schwartz,
importer, HOS East 14th, Cleveland, Ohio
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JUST RIGHT

For couple who can live in 3 nice rooms
and rent out the other 2. We have this
arrangement in nice brick cottage OF
rooms and ST. p, oak floors, new decora
stalls. bringing 500 per mo The . rooms
rent now for So This convenient cottage
is on Fillmore. handy to car service. Price
has been reduced-to $500.
KANSAS RESERVE INVESTMENT co.
ED. F. GROTE
Manager Real Estate Department.
s24 KANSAS Ave, In rear Of the Bank.
q Dial 4T9s.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Combination Steel
Guitar and Mandocello

with leather case. like new. only $50. Orig
inal price S100. Call 1926 Jackson. Phone
632J.
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FOR RENT-RooMs

FOR RENT-Three light housekeeping
rooms and screened porch on first floor.
61S West Fourth. Phone 5463.
TWO large rooms furnished. for light
housekeeping; close in, West side. Phone
3O5S.
FOR RENT-Unfurnished room at SO
Kansas avenue Single man only Crane
& Co
413 WEST TTH-Modern front room for
rent. Phone 1906.
FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms for day or
week at sis Quincy.
FOR RENT-Modern room, 212 West Sth,
furnished unfurnished. Phone 2-S005.
FOR RENT-One modern sleeping room
and garage. Phone 2-6951.
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WANTED-TO RENT
ROOMS wANTED-Several private, well
furnished housekeeping rooms by respon-
sible couple; garage Address H749, care
Journal
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD GooI

FURNITURE WANTED
We buy furniture of all kinda. Phone
US for prices before you sell.
Logan Furniture Co.
Phone 2-21s2. 322 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Whitney baby carriage and
Oriole go-cart; walnut dresser, brass bed
and springs, all good as new. Phone 2-6166.
622 leland.
KIMBALL Player Piano, in good condi-
tion, Singer Tailoring sewing machine,
good new. 20 lb. electric iron. Must
sell: leaving town. Dial 2-5S14.
FOR SALE-Couch, Boston leather, good
condition, only $12.00; also iron bed, $3.50.
Phone SS55.
RUCS-Wilton rug, almost new, 11x12; five
9X12; some small rugs. Wesley Bunce,
$40 North Kansas. Phone 2-573S.
FOR SALE-Edison phonograph, labora-
tory model, nearly new; cash or terms
Dial 4011. 102S Fillmore.
FOR SALE-Hemson gray wicker cap and
high chair; also a Sellers kitchen cabi-
net 1920 Monroe. Phone 2-264S.
FOR SALE--Several good used vacuum
cleaners; rebuilt and guaranteed. Call
Reynolds, at Edison office.
FOR SALE-Dining room set and phono
graph Phone 2-39O5.
FOR SALE-One Victrola nearly new.
Cheap. J. A. Clark, 123 Buchanan.
HURRY UP EXPRESS CO Phone TIA.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
WANTED-AGENTS

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ATTRACTIVE toilet Specialties, quick easy
selling combinations: 5OOSo proflt and
81 90 worth goods FREE furnished agents
TO give away. If you want something en-
tirely new. send at once. United Soap
Work 1871 Park Place. New York
RHEUMATISM . REMEDY-50 per cent
profit. Guaranteed relieve rheumatism,
sciatica. neuritis, or money refunded. JOc
sample bottle; 81 doz. Marvel Co, 1871
y. 33rd st. Phila-. Pa.
WIDE-AWAKE MAN to take charge of our
local trade, Sc to IS daily, steady; no
experience required; pay starts at once.
Write today. American Products Co, $50
American Bldg. Cincinnati Ohio
AGENTS double your money every sale
made selling SLEET- Everybody a
prospect Full size sample 25c prepaid.
Taylor, Allan Co. Box III, Norris, Ill
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-11-16

The Black Magic we'll in sec
ton l6-35-2-w., is developing in
to one of the best wells in the
Kelvin field, as predicted by oil
men of this section. The pump
was put on this well and when
the tubing had been lowered to
within 275 feet of the bottom.
the oil forced its way through
and shot over the crown block.
Through the two inch pipe the
well is shooting a steady stream
of oil into the storage tanks with
out any pumping. The gas pres
sure continues strong and the oil
contains no water.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-11-16

Recent statistics sent out by the
census authorities show that the farm
population Of the United States Is only
31,614,269, a little less than 80 per cent
of the total. This includes farm opera
tors, and farm laborers and their fami-
lies, who live In the country, and
shows an average Of about five per-
sons to each farm, says Farm Life.
About half the people in the nation
are classified as rural-that Is, they
live In the country or In towns hav-
ing fewer than $4,000 inhabitants, but
only 81 per cent Of the '~rurals'' are
actually engaged in farming. Thus
80 per cent Of the rural population
and the entire city population must
be fed by the men engaged in agr1-
culture. 1t gives the farmer a big
Job. Only a few years ago each
farmer had to provision his own fam
lily and one other family-now he
must furnish food for nearly three
other families besides his own. His
occupation should not fall.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1922-11-16

According to Mrs. Asquith, slender.
ness, patience and compassion are the
highest qualities Of man"-that Is to
say at once the highest and the most
desirable from woman's point Of view.
To these a woman journalist has added
eternal f~aithfulness, consideration
and generosity" with the proviso that
"of course, one takes strength as a
sine qua non of the highest manhood,
likewise wisdom" There is room for
other qualities, and probably they will
be suggested as the symposium ex-
tends. The final picture will be at
least a handsome tribute to the po-
tential values of the masculine sex.
Evidently, there will be no m~istakIng
the magnifcence Of that picture
though mere individual man will have
good reason to reflect gratefully that
some individual women are content to
be quite loyal to beings who fall some
what short of 1t.