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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
RADIO COURSE At FRIENDS U
Physics Department. Head Keeps His
Glasses Up 10 Date.

wichita. kan June IA course
in radio viii be added to the curricu-
lum OF Friends university next fall,
Prof s. s Kirby. head OF the physics
department. has announced-
Equipment costing $500 viii be in
stalled in the physics laboratory this
summer in preparation for the
course The plant will include both
a sending and receiving set with two
aertaIs. n large one for receiving and
. "A smaller one for sending insrrum ents
with a radius Of about one hundred
miles. The simpler parts OF the ap-
paratus VIII be made by the stud
themselves while the more intricate
parts will be assembled
The course VIII cover the theory
and operation Of radio and wireless.
Credit OF five hours will be allowed
Professor Kirby. who VIII have
charge Of the, course. was attached TO
rhe signal corps with the army in
France He is enthusiastic about the
possibilities OF radio
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
IN THE SHOP LEAGUE

Today's Results
Dock. 2. Motive Power. 0.
Bear Cats To- Cubs. >
=t,-Frr~ 81 eha T~mrna
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Cash for Liberty Bonds Kleinhans
HINT WILL ENTER AFTER ALL.
Criticism OF Her Refusal to Accept
Track Rules Is Cause.

Chicago June 12-Cniversiry or
Illinois has recousidered its decision
not to participate in the annual inter-
collegiate track and field games on
Scagg field. beginning next Friday. sc-
corlfng to work received here today
Criticism directed at the Illint for
refusing to enter IS believed 70 nave
rolled the athletic authorities Of the
university and induced them to de-
eide to participate
The entry of Illinois makes 1t likely
that a great battle for first honors
viii be waged between the Him and
California These two teams are re-
garded as the strongest entered Hi
nois having won the western cham
piouship and California the eastern.
as well as top honors on the Pacific
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
MERGER UP SOON?
Proceedings to End Receiver
ship of Katy Ready This Month.
Union of Chicago s Alton and
Line Seen in This Action.

s. Louis June 12--Proceediugs 10
end the recefvership OF the Missouri
Kansas * Texas railroad will be filed
IN the United states circuit court OF
appeals before the end OF this month,
Walter H Sanhoru. presiding judge.
announced today in overruling a mo-
ton OF the city of Kansas City to in
terveue in the receivershiESs suit
When IL was rumored a few days
ago that the Missouri Kansas & Texas
railroad was about 10 be taken out Of
the hands of the receiver. it was said
that IL was the first step OF a plan TO
bring about the consoIIda alton OF the
KATY" and Chicago < Alton lines into
cue biz from Chicago 70 the Gulf sys-
tenn
The Katy has lines turnout The
southwest and extending as far norta
and east as ST Louis and Kansas City
while the Chicago & Alton system $
limited TO roads between St Louis
Kansas City and Chicago. Both COM
pauies would be benefited consider
ably BY the plan. railroad authorities
agree
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
DEATHS AND FuNERALs

Funeral services for Mrs George W
Wood who died at her home in Los
Angeles Calf. viii be held Wednesday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the grave N
Topeka cemetery.
Mrs Eel Fletcher died Sunday night at
her home. 50 Topeka boulevard Funeral
services Will be held Friday from Penwell 5
Chapel Burial in Mount Auburn cemetery
The funeral Of samuel ChfIes. -. es3
East Twelfth street. who died sunday
will be held Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock from Browns chapel Burial in
Mt Auburn cemetery
The funeral services for Mrs Caroline
Fisher IS who died Saturday at her home.
100 North Jackson street viii be held
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock from rhe
Asbury Methodist church. Burial in To-
peka cemetery.
Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. 2zsI--
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
HAVE TOO MANY ..vAGs."
Enid Officials Arrested Harvest H8uds
=Can't Find a Charge-

Can't Find n Charge
Enid, Okla, June 12.-What to do
with fifty-seven men arrested yester-
day at the .-jungles'' camp about two
miles south CT here is puzzHng county
officers
Tkirty-follr were placed in the city
Jail and tweuty-three are prisoners of
the county.
Since the city authorities placed n
ban on men sleeping in the court
house square and other public places.
as was the custom IN other years. the
men had formed the camp south OF
town for all corners to the harvest
field
- 1t is alleged and also told by some
OF the men held that when new mem
beers appeared. they were imne d5ately
taken into the ranks OF I. W. W with
the sole idea in this case to hold out
and not work until price of S. Il day
was secured Nagrancy charges have
been filed temporarily
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LATE MARKETS
80 YnRk noNEY NIARkEr.

New YorS. June Is-MOSEY-Cau money.
firm. high GL.- low. - ruling rate,
closing bid . : offered at 81 last loan IA
call loans against Ace ptances. N time
loans Sts1dv- 60 DAYS % days. Al
8 months Al. Prime mercantile paper,
Fo-efa, exchange. easy Great Britain.
demand ~. cables. 4 +at4 90 day bills on
banks At France. demand. s-,S. enbles,
ST. Italy. demand 505. cables ouolss-
Belgium demand. S.2n1s cables 81 Ger
manv demand 81 cables. il n Hotlanl-
demand. - % : cables sos Norway. de-
r7auf I.5a Sweden. demand. $500. Den
mark. demand. z %. Switzerland. demand
1911 spain. demand. 1J-Ts- Greece, de-
maud 1 20.
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Cadet Sergeant Is Victim OF War
Gsames at Galveston

Galveston. June 12.-Cadet Sergeant
Wright. a member Of the Twenty
seventh aero squadron. was reported
killed shortly after o'clock TINS
> ftarnoon when his plane crashed at
Flfty-tflird street and Avenue y
The accident was witnessed by nun
dreds OF spectators who had been
viewing the war game now IN progress
between the Twenty-seventh squadron
erca upmeur here and the Ninety
fourth squadron at Ellington field
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
10 HELP DISABLED VETS
Chamber OF Commerce VIII Give 500
Toward Expenses

The directors of the Topeka Cham
Der of Com meree today voted 70 aS-
sizt the Topeka chapter OF the Dis
abled American Veterans OF the World
war to send two OF its members as
delegates to the national convention OF
the organization at san Francisco
Calf The Chamber Will assist the
disa bled men to the extent OF Sf0o for
this purpose.
A committee consisting OF s E
Cobb, George T. AIcDermott and c B.
Merriam was appointed 10 have charge
OF the matter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
new RULING AFFECTING BANKS
Not Advisable for President of Bank
To Be Cashier.

AItho it is not against the kansas
law. it is not advisable for the presi-
dent of a banking institution to be
cashier of the same institution &C
cording TO an opinion written by the
attorney generals department for
State Bank Commissioner Frank H
Foster
the president also serves as the CASH
Ter, according TO Commissioner Eos
ter. The attorney generals opinion
states that the Kansas law requires
that the president must be a director
of the bank while the cashier must
be a stakeholder. It further states
that it is not reasonable for board
of directors to pass upon the cashier 5
books when the cashier is a member
of the board.
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Tcachers Must Learn school ways.

Manhattan. June 12---Gity scnoot
offIciaIs have adopted a new policy for
CITY school teachers Beginning next
fall the teachers will be required to
report a week before school opens IN
order to attend an institute where
uIans and policies OF the year VIII be
discussed
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Todv Luck surely Left Them

Leavenworth. June 1Z--In1rae ola u :
" asrar three negroes had crawIed out
from under a badly wrecked aurorno-
Lille. uuintured. Lady Luck appeared.
70 have deserted them The chter or
police happened along. took the TITO
70 Tail Two were fined for drunken
ness and a third held on charge OF
driving while intoxicated The DIG
car. going at a high rate OF speed
Jumped the curbinE- broke a telegrap N
role in two. and turned over seVerai
times.
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HAGUE HAS LITTLE CHANCE.
AnGIO-French Row Looms As Dis
turbfns Facror in Russo-Pariey-

London June 1.-THE old menace
OF AngIo-French disagreement today
began 10 dim the chances OF success at
The Hague conference for examination
of the Russian problem The British
memorandum to France rejecting the
French plan for an ultimatum to the
soviet delegation indicated that there
is little chance of Anglo-French CO.
operation
The preliminary meeting at me
Hague for the appointment of a mixed
commission 10 examine the Russian
experts will open on Thursday
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TWO DIE IN MOP BURST.
Engine Boiler ExpIodes Near Prairie
Du Rocher. IL Late Today.

Prairie Du Rocher, III. June IA
Two men were instantly killed and
traffic was completely suspended
when the boiler of a Missouri Pacific
engine draWipgra long. freight train
exploded about two and oue-half miles
south OF town shortly before noon to-
day.
william Brooks. engineer. and F
F'orIey, fireman. both Dupo. Ill. are
the dead men The force Of the ex-
pIision blew a big crater in the road
bed.
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LENINE IS MUCH BETTER.
Walk in Garden Part of Soviet Pre-
nlier's Daily Routine

Moscow. June 12.-Premier Lenfue-s
condition continues to show fmprc -
ment IL IS stated in official circles
and he is now able TO walk in the
garden and dictate letters Contrary
rumors still prevail. but the pessimis-
tic attitude Of the communist circle
ten days ago. when the. premier was
admittedly in a critical condition, has
vanished since the specialists have
Dronounced his aIlmanr curabls.
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Hnrrshr Has IA Homo Runs

Philadelphia. June I2.-RoEers
Hornsby. star sIugEer OF the St Louis
Cardinals. busted his fourteenth
home run OF the season off Pitcher
Lee Meadows OF the PhiIlies. in the
third inning OF coday's game Horns
bv IL now tied with ken" Williams
OF the Browns in the number OF
homcrs for the season
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PEACE BILL BEFORE DEPUTIES
Ratification OF Armament Conference
Plans Hoped by French Premier.

Paris. June 12.-Bnls rarifying the
accord reached at the Washin gtOn
armament conference are now in COM
nittee in the chamber OF deputies and
probably will be reported at an early
date Pressure OF other matters has
delayed action thus far. but Premier
Poincare is anxious that they come up
for consideration by the full cha mber
OF the summer session
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GRAIN SALESMAN NAMED.
Burton f HaIes Was willing to Spend
Million for Grain Growers
CBy the Associated Pressl

Chicago, June 1.-THE Chicago
capitalist who was said by James X
Mason of Milton, Ind. in testimony
before the special senate committee
Investigating the United Safes grain
Growers, Inc, to be willing to spend
a million dollars in promoting a sales
department for the grain growers. is
Burton F. HaIes. a millionaire mem
Der of the board Of trade
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IindIey Addresses rs Former schooI

Idndley Addresses HIS Former School
Lawrence. June 12-Dr. E H. Lind
ley. chancellor of the state university,
was one of the speakers at the an
nuaI commencement exercises at In
diana university last week. Doctor
LindIey formerly was head OF the de-
partment of psychology at Indiana.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12

Kansas city. June 12-Mrs- Mae
Torz was granted a divorce today
because her husband. John Tork.
tnrcibIy .-bobbed~ her hair after
she had decline his suggestion that
she adopt that style Of couture.
according TO her testimony IN cir
cult court here She added that he
then poured que in what hair re
named
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SUMMER SCHOOL BEGINS
Total OF lis Students Enrolled in
Glasses at High School

About rs students are enrolled in
summer classes at the Topeka high
school The course VIII continue six
weeks Most of the pupils are seniors
who need one more credit to gradU-
ate
The instructors and courses offered
are c A Hays. printing. algebra I
and comm erciaI law. Miss Minnie
Stewart. algebra II and III and geon-
etry and H Miss Ruth Hunt Eng
Iish II. III and V. Floyd MOsSer, his
tory III and "; Miss NIaude Bishop.
civics and history II. III ard V J. f.
kaho, economics and sociology
All classes meet in the south build
ing
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Paris Papers See Little Concrete
Change as Result of Meeting.
fBv tha Associated Press


Paris, June 1.-THE unfavorable
reception given the report Of the in
teruational banks on the question Of
advancing money to Germany reaches
its climax in an editorial in the Temps,
which arraigns the work Of the bank
ers. as 4 complete failure" 1t says
the report tries to throw upon France
the onus of the failure Of the bankers
The Temps complains the commit
tee declares the loan was impossible
without = reduction in German repara-
tons but II does not dare add that
a reduction in the German debt was
made impossible by the maintenance
OF the American debt"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12
AUTO wRECKED-oNE DEAD.
Duncan Griggs. Cousin of Killed Girl,
Nav Not Iixa Nov

St Joseph. No June 12-Ada
Griggs. is years old. was instantly
killed and Duncan Griggs. -. was in
jured when a motor ear in which they
were driving broke down and they
were thrown into a. ditch. midway be-
tween St Joseph and Savannah. Mo,
last night
The girl was the young mans cou-
sin and their parents are farmers near
Savannah
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REFORM IS woMEN's PLANK.
They'll Cleanup BiIfboards and Clean
the Movies. One states

IEle MOVIES OIlt oIatts
Austin, Tex. June 12-NIrs. Percy
V Penny backer. past national presi-
dent of the General Federation Of
" omen's clubs, who left today for
Chautauqua. n Y. TO attend the bien-
NAL convention OF that organization.
said out with the billboards' and up
with clean movies" will be two chief
topics of Cicussion- Mrs Penny baeker
also said that she would urge the
designation of July as national
citizenship day.
Mrs PennybacI1er as president of
the Chautauqua Women's club. the
official hostess convention, VII deliver
the address Of welcome at the formal
opening of The II Getting
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Officers and members OF Topeka
Council are requested to meet at Pen
wells cha pei at 10 a. m Tuesday. TO
conduct funeral service for our cha p
lain. Sister Ella Fletcher
C. b HTPES. President
EDITH E SUPPLE. Secretary.
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- AdvantaEe ID Hoover Price.

Washington. June 19-Evideuce
that soft coal operators have taken
-dva nra-e Of their price fixing agree
meat with Secretary Hoover 10 eztab-
Esh $3.50 a ton al the mines az their
Tn -uinluu price. is pouring IN upon
the senate labn- committee. Senator
Walsh. Dem crat. OF 1Tassa chuserts- a
COMMITTEES mem Der. announced TO-DAY
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Week 80 LIZ - 200 GaIIons:

santa Rosa Calif-- June 12--Theft
Of . 900 gallons OF old wine from the
Daniel Tocchini winery here was dis
covered today on the return of the
owner from a week end trip Heavy
iron bars had been sawed and ten bar
reIs and twelve large puuchtous con-
tanned the wine, removed in trucks
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Pastor Savs Hos NOT Guilty.

Charlestowu- " Va. June 1.-THE
Rev James z. Wilhurn OF Blair coun-
IS. entered q plea OF not guilty in cir
culr court here today TO the charge
cf killing Deputy Sheriff John Gore
during the armed march OF miners n
Logan COUNTY LAST sumner.
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Miami Okla, June 12.-Frank At
rIeberry. a miner. so years old. OF
webb City. Mo. was almost instantly
killed when his clothing caught and
irazzed him into the gearing Of a line
shaft at the Golden Pod mine near
DCurhar
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St Mars. June 12-Plans are be-
Ing drawn by an architect for heauti-
tying the grounds at St Narys col
Teze A golf course is part OF the
sueCiffca tons
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FRED sTAREK Is MINED
President Appoints Him to POST u
War Finance Corporation

Washington. June 12--F'red, Starek
Of Ohio. a former Washington news
uaper correspondent and widely
known in political circles, was noIIl1-
mated today by President Harding 70
he a director OF the war finance cor
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ROssvilIe Pitchers We're Ineffective
in Game at Emmett sunday

Emmett. Kan. June 12.-Iu a hard
fought game here Sunday afternoon
Emmett defeated RossvilIe by a score
Of 10 To l. After scoring three runs
in the first inning. the Emmett fence
busters drove Coulter from the mound
in the fifth when they scored five
runs. and scored two more in the
eighth RossviIle scored once in the
first once in the second and twice in
the fifth but the eight hits they got
off Srrarton were scattered The score
- Il Z
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ENGLIsH HEIR NEARLY THRU.
rs Tour Of World To Come To End
soon. liz l. Announced

Port said June 1.-THE British
battle cruiser RenoEn- bearing the
Prince OF Wales. sailed from here to-
day on the last lap OF the princes
eastern tour.
To- Only short visits at Malta and Gil
braIrar will break the remainder OF
r-rrr--
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We wish to thank the many friends
and relatives for their kindness and
floral offerings during our grief in the
loss OF our wife. mother. daughter and
sister J T FARLAND-
H T BOWLS AND FAMILY.
Adv
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Kansas City. June 2-HAT-Prairie- 50c
lower. alfalfa quotations. revised, timothy
and clover mixed S1-oO6I - lover
New alfalfa. choice. S14-jOtz 300. No L
SIS 5067 IA 90. standard. S12Oo91 1AOOs No
> . 500 II %. No ,. 81. 5ofi 900
Prairie No. 1. 81 o06r I2-Jos No :, Ss-OOg
10 50; No. 3 S6.00ESJO.
Timothy No 1. s1s00e19 90: standard.
S16.5OG1T 90 No ?, SIS 5Sd116-OOs No ..
SO COZ 1890
clover. mixed light 81. 5OG1S5O; No 1.
s15.O0GIT.0O. No. > SI15OG14o0.
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Schenectady. y. Y. June 12--Ee-
cipieuts Of honorary degrees at Union
COLLEGE commencement today tnClud-
ed. Rear Admiral William Sims. doc
tor OF laws. and Charles Hamilton
Ashton. University OF Kansas. doctor
"a z-fa--ez
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BURGLARS IN AxTELL HOME
six silver Spoons and Three watches
Are Taken.

Burglars who entered the home OF
William T. AxtelI. 55I CORTLAND ave
nue.. sometime sunday night gor
away with six silver spoons, two gen
tIenan's watches and one lady's
watch. according to a report to the
police
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HITCHCOCK IN RACE

tBy the Associated Press-l
Omaha. June 12-Annouucenae
was made here today that United
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To realize n cherished ambition,
Mrs C. ". Young of Sheridan,
Wyo-- returned to high school after
eighteen years and received her Gi-
ploms- She was graduated - one
Of class Of ninety-nine seniors.
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Get a residence burglary and theft
policy from George E Tuer today.
Phone 199T.-Adv.
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The regular meeting of the city
commission will be held ar $3.50
o'clock Tuesday morning
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Local Mention

The regular meeting of the city
commission will be held at $3.50
o'clock Tuesday morning
A musical program viii be pre-
scented in the city auditorium at Sis
o'clock by the Knights OF Columbus
Both vocal and instrUm mental numbers
viii be given
Dr. Cook. Dentist. Tia kansas--Adv-
Robert D McGiffert. city park com
missioner today announced that the
department Of parks will commence
the locating Of several additional pic
mic tables in Gage park The tables
which are to be installed viii be
smaller than most OF those already in
the park and viii be suitable ror
"a miles or smaller groups The park
department is also experimenting with
several designs OF camp stoves. in the
effort to establish stoves which viii
be as efficient as those already in the
park, and not SO expensive
Art Lamp shop. sos kansas Ave
Idv.
The first voIfey ball team of the
Central Y NJ c. A viii meet the Y
N c A team OF St Joseph at st Jo-
seph. Wednesday The Topeka team
has lost only one game this season
Those who viii probably make the
trip are. W. P. Snyder. R B Jencks.
L A CorIiss. c. A Marker, r D.
Palmer and joe De Frees
Cash for Liberty Bonds Kleinhans.
Adv
The World Wide Guild of the First
Baptist church will give a play entitled
The Magic Berries" Tuesday evening
at o'clock in the church auditorium
No admission will be charged, but a
silver offering will be taken Those
in the cast are: Grace Lohrer, Rather
inc LOhrer. Hazel Flanagan, Jessie
Highly. Henrietta Price. Evelyn Miller.
Gladys ChappsIl. Mrs Lillian Chap
peII Grace Pyle. Martha ChitwoOd,
Katherine WiIkerson, Augusta Holt,
Kittridge Holt and Homer Wright
Mrs. Edward C Lohrer is coaching
the play.
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A musical program will be pre-
sented in the city auditorium at SIS
o'clock by the Knights OF Columbus
Both vocal and fuStrUm mum hers
viii be given
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New York June 12-Lfberty bonds close
50 ;. 100 first 49,. % So; second As 99-s
first Al. :. % 96, second Al a992s third
as. 100. first Al 8. 100; Victory ia :.
100: Victory as. 10062
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Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. 1851
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
New Orleans. June 12-COTION-spetr
steady, . lower; middling- ---On
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FORD CAR Is Stolen
AutO Owned by C NJ HoIcomb Taken
T-vor,r C-rnrerv Srnrfs

From Grocery Store
y II Holcomb. farmer. living one
md one-Ea1f miles west or the Boys
Industrial school reported TO the
police that his Ford car was stolen
this morning from in front or AIorus
d 1fye-s grocery store in North To-
ueka. II had rot been found late this
afternoon
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marria=r licenses were issued in the pro
bate court during the LAST twenty
hours to-
Charles William Kline. lincoln Seh- =
opal Violet benjamin. Topeka -------....-gT
Nern Albert Badger. Carbondale. 70
Iras L Gibbs. OVERLOOK ----.---..--..2 p
Gerald Coon. Manhattan y
Martha LoCsdon. Manhattan 20
Edwin l. NelIfs. Topeka -
GLADYS A Scott Topeka .--------...-- -
John g. Warner Schenectady. " -. NJ
Florence Fair. Topeka -.---.-. :
Diamond Engagement Rings. $50 TO
Al..- - rarr--. H. Co. CO
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COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE
PROTECTION
Trap & MEADE
10 West sixth Phone 81.