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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
Easter in Mexico.

In Mexico at Easter a large dressed
doll is hung up In the middle OF the
liyins-room j'ist out OF your reach.
This doll has a big paper bag filled
with candy, cakes and small toys hid
den in her rlress. This doll is called
the "pinita."
After breakfast the children are
blindfolded and are given long stick
to hit the pinita. Each child has
three turns. When one of them hit
it then the cakes. candy and small
toys fall on the children. Then what
scrambling!
MARY MOORE sToNEBURNER.
Edinburg, Va.
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Farmvllle, Va
THE sTEPFATHER.

Once upon a time there was a widow
who had two children, She found It
so hard to get along that she decided
to get married again, Her husband
was mean to the children. He would
scold them and beat them, ana was
very unkind to them in every way.
One day the woman took her children
in the woods. where she found little
house which would Just do for them,
No one lived in this house. The chill
sdren We're very we'll pleased with this
house. But hen their father, came!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
NY FISHING TRIP.

We got a canoe a@d went UP the
James River about a mile to little
island and got off there and started
to fish. We caught enough for our
dinner. Just about the time we COM
nenced to cook our dinner 1t started
to rain We got very wet. I went up
in the beat, but came back home in
the carriage. MAUDE DILLARD
ScottsYille. Va.
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C. C.
2. charado by Bonnie Captain: Webster.
3. Charnde by Irwin cavedo: Recess.
Chnrade by Harry Glass: Cleveland
5. Charade by Helen w. Warrlner: Pres
g.; Jumbled Confederates by Richard R.
walker: Lee, Stuart, Ewell. Hill. Ponder.
Fcrrest, Taylor, Early. Gordon, Hood,
Bragg. Floyd, Buckner Morgan, Grant.
Wright, Price. jackson. Johnson.
Answer to charade by Happy Wade: Au-
tumn. -,
Rabbit.
Answer Of a charade by Helen Bo.ley:
Easter.
Answer of a charade by Nadine Moesch-
ler- Easter. HELEN WARRINER
Jetersvlle. Va.
:, answer ,ns to abbrevation puzzle by1 Car
l. Q. me, I've lost my knife.
2. He Is III; he had better go to bed.
9. You cannot miss the road, it is SO large.
oo :, We VIII III w wash our hands when We
5. Have you ever seen Mt Hood?
6. "A large mass of snow fell dow the
mountain. BLANCHE ANTHONY. -
Hanover Courthouse. Va,
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and longed for my little friend to come
home. She did come in a few days.
She had missed me very much. When
she reached home, she came to me and
put pretty little collar around NY
neck, and called me her dear beautiful
Felix.
Myrtle z. Lands.
Jacksonville, Va.
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BADGES SENT QUITO.
CONTRIBUTORS FOL, TUE WEEK.

Adams, Ruth lands. Myrtle e.
Allen. II. W., Jr. Lewis. NJ. y. z.
Arthur, Helen q. LumpEin. Clara
Anthony, Blunch Malone. Carrie 3.
Baxley. r. Lyle Mossisett. a.
Baber. Julian I. Morris. Parke
Brumble, Clarence 9iangum, Thad
BeazIey, w. ). .1BS Metzger. Frank
Corbitt, Martha 30 pyle, Rachel
Cohen. Dorothy Parrish. Francis
Carroll Mary l.. Robertson. g. Il.
Clarke, w. -. robertson, 5. l..
Devote, Celeste Robertson, Pauline
Eranck, Merle "a Robertson, Jennie
Gresham. Mary r. Shearer. Frances
Gresham, Oscar e. Stoneburner. NJ. NJ.
Garrett, T. l.. Spencer, Clarence a
Garthrlght. Anne Stewart. Ruth
Gillian, Il. D., Jr. sutton, Jennie
Gillian. IIreae sutton. Irene
Gillian. Mary a. Sutton, Camm P.
Harville G. G.. Sanders. Harry
Hines. Lottie Sternbridge. G.
Jones. Gertrude Sher. Fannie
Jones, Susie Lee Spindle, Ora
James, Nellie May Turnbuil. Evelyn
johnson, III. " Tyler. Lille II.
johnson. Theresa Whiteh orne, Maud
Joyner. Mildred Warri.1er, Helen
Kersey. Hazel Womack, Leslie
Kersey, Grace Watts. Marguerite
Latane, Louis Williams Blanche
lander, Malcolm.
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"A PREFERENCE.

e(Origlnal,) h
Two little children. one summer's day,
We're sent on an errand, not. far
away;
They were offered by their sister
present ts KS M
To take q small lunch to peasant
Willie said to his sister Lee,
I'D rather be reading the Il. ID. a. C."
# GRAcB ROBERTSON
q Gagged twelve years., +
Ggewe. ottoWaly,a Coz Va q,
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Dear nditcr,-r wish to become a member
Of the r. D. C. Club wish you would
please send me badge. Yours truly.
OLAR II. GRESHAM.
Kirkland Springs. Va.
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Letters From
Our Children

Dear Editor.-r want to Join the T. d,
G. Club. Please send mo n badge. Will
write a piece about tho Orphanage. Yourk
truly. MARTHA CORBITT.
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Dear Editor,-r am girl six years old.
! am one OF your members. I thank you
for the badge which you sent me. Your
member. DOROTHY COHEN.
400 West Broad Street. Richmond. Va.
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Dear Editor.--I would like very mucf, I'd
become member OF the T. D. c. c. wit
you please send me a badge? enjoy
reading 1t very much. Your new member
HELEN GOULD ARTHUR. s
Lecsyillc Campbell county Va
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home he missed the two children SO
much that he went after them and
begged them to come home: that he
would not treat them mean again.
ORA SPINDL.
AS N. 32d St, Richmond, Va.
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Dear Editor.--1 send YOU this picture, and
hope to see 1t In print. II 1t Is not in black
enough ink cannot help It, because can
nct get blacker Ink in Petersburg YouS
me mber. IRENE IliILLIAM.{ m
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Dear Edltor.--will you please send ma .
badge. as lost mine? Enclosed you Will
find story, which I hope to see In print.
From NELLIE MAY JAMES.
Batesvflle ya.
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Dear Editor.-r hopa you will find thit
Is =. an Easter drawing. entitled Spring and
ember, w = r-TARpE
2olo West Avenue. Newport News, Va.
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MY KITTY.

MY KITTY.
This is my kitty:
What great pity
She is very black
All over her back.
She is very good,
And wears little hood
OF black and white
Both day and night.
Her teeth are like pearl,
And she turns in a whirl
When I hold string:
She is the cutest little thing.
She used to steal out in the barn,
Way down on the farm,
To catch rats with the other white
cats.
When all is quiet at night.
Composed by
CARRIE B. MAHON.
Gagged eleven.)
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CLUp nIILEs.

l. It is necessary to apply by letter
to the editor for membership badge.
Afterward, to be q member n good
standing. II is necessary to be reg
ular and interested worker along some
line preferred-that is. in the writing
OF stories. puzzles or letters, or in
drawing.
q 1t il necessary to write in ink and
on one side OF the paper only; to write
neatly and distinctly, with attention to
punctuation and spelling. All original
composition VIII receive preference
over selected articles.
3. 1t Is especially necessary to sign
everything sent in--not letters merely.
but everythins--With the full name and
address Of the sender.
4. Only those drawings done with a
pen. In black ink. on white paper. Will
be accepted, as others cannot be repro
duced
5. Prizes are awarded weekly and
medals given monthly for tho best con-
tributions during the week and the
month. Stories must be limited in
length to $50 words. Look to this IL
you desire to see them in print. Let
tiers should not be over 100 words. aad
as much under as possible.
PRIZE WINNERS FOR THE WEEK.
Grace f. Robertson, Crewe, Nottoway
county, Va.
Granville Read, Leesburg, Va.
Mary Moore Stoncburner, EdinburE, Va.
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THE PICNIC.

Early on Easter Monday
Drove up a wagon filled with hay.
The children were packed in SO tight.
When Jumped in I was most out Of
sight.
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Dear Editor,-I am sending contribu.
ticn toSthe T. D. C. C.. page. Please send
m. badge. HATTIE v. JOHNSON. !
Dillwyn, Va.
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D. G. c. VIII you please send me badger
am little Girl seven years old Your
new member, MARY L. CARROLL.
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Dear Editor--Inclosed you will find 4
drawing OF mine, which hope Will provo
satisfactory and would like very much to
receive one OF your nav buttons. From
sos North Twenty.,Ixth Street. Richmond
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Dear Edltor.-You will find inclosed =
short piece called THE Life OF Longfelloyv.S
which wish YOU to publish as soon as pose
sible. Yours slncersly.
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Puzzle Department.
PUZZLE DEpABrMENr.
a Florul Love Story.

The answer to each question must be
the name OF u flower
/. Who was the heroine?
.. What vas his name?
3. How did she know he wanted to marry
her?
4. what did she carry in her BOSOM?
.. Who performed the wedding ceremony
6. What was her checks like?
Z. What were her eyes like?
s. What mude sweet William conten.ed
Q. With what did he button his coat?
10. What did she say when she was an
CRY?
IL. At what hour We're they married?
IL. What did they have for dinner?
: SIs."Int what+siip did they sail?
IL. What were her last words?
Selected by
MARY MOORE sroNEBuRSER.
Edinburg, Va.
a Charadc.
Ny first is in cat. but not in beet
My second is In apple, but not in dapple.
My third is in sit, but not in mtt
Ny fourth is in tree but Is not me
MY nth is In earth, but not from worth.
MY sixth Is in rod. but not in sod.
My whole Is in a holiday which will soon
Do here. CLARA LJJMpKIN.
1ls West Ninth Street, Manchester. Va.
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES.
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Dear Editor.--I would like to become Z
member OF the #. D. C. C.. Please send ma
a badge. Incosed ind drawing. Yours
very truly. FRANCIS PARRISH.
1921 Chapman Avenue, Roanoke. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
EASTER SONG.

Hark to the anthem the angels are
singing.
Hank to that anthem that rings far
and wide,
List to the worlds loud vibrations
ringing
Even the deep caves of earth abound,
Echo the chant Of the angels song,
Softly the sea. with Its murmuring
Joins in the hymp Of defeated
Look in the rock-hewn tomb Of the
ages.
And lift the thick veil that hides
from our sight,
Under its cover of rock-riven lodges
Shines forth the worlds Everlasting
Light.
While in the hush Of tho first hours
of dawning
Came Martha and Mary. their tribute
to give
So with the CLEAN OF our fair Easter
morning,
Sing with our souls the redemption
hymn.
/,
Live ye, 0 Christ! in the hearts Of
Your people.
Thou who uprose on this glad Easter
morn;
Life, time nor death can ever affect
Thee.
Living creator Of love's glorious
dawn.
Composed by
PARKE MORRIS.
Farmvllle Va.
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Dear Editor.-I send piece OF drawing.
Please put It In the T. D. c. C.. II II Is good
eEough. remain your little member.
GERTRTrDE, IONE9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Celebrated every year
BY all Christians here on earth
In songs of praise and in prayer.
And in children's joyous mirth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Dear Editor.-I am very much interested
IN the T. d. c. c. page. I would like I'd
become member. Please send me badge,
lnc.osed Is story, which hope Will escape
the trash basket. Your new member.
MERLE FRANCK.
81: West Marshall Street, City.
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We drove three miles to our stopping
place,
Which was a grove Of plenty space.
We played many games till noon,
Then ate our dinner without knife,
fork or spoon.
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EASTER.

Easter, Easter, dearest Easter.
1t is here, you see,
To mark the time when Christ arose
After dying to save both you and me.
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Dear Editor.--I have been reading tho
T. D.. C. phga and like 1t very much
Please send me a badge and rules. Inclos-
ca you will find drawing, which I hope
VIII be published In next weeks paper.
Your, new member. THAD MANGUM.
Scotland. Neck, N. C,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Dear Edltor.-I haven't written to our
page for some time. but think a great
deal about 1t. AS Easter is coming send
you little poem. l hope to see this in
print when Easter Sunday come around.
on, members, I remain, as ever. an old
member PARKE MORRIS.
Farmville, Va. 800
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Dear Edtor,-I thank you very much,
FOR the nice prize which received to-day
am glad you thought. that my little story
was worthy of one Yours very truly
SAMUEL LEE ROBERTSON.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Dear Editor,-I wish to become member
of the T. D. c. Club. Please send me q
badge Yours truly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

And when the beautiful day Is over
And the sun sinks in the west.
They gather to the fields and parks
To enjoy pleasant rest,
Composed by LESLIE WOMACK.
1910 r. Clay Street. City.
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Up the hill and down
The children play all day.
Hunting for the eggs
In the grass and in the hay.
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Soon we We're playing another game,
When our chaperon with some Easter
eggs came.
She hid them in every corner and nook,
Then for them we began to look.
Soon we found them ALL and It was
time to go.
We sang all the way to our homes,
you know,
For we had the best time of our lives
that day,
AS every one was so happy and gay,
Composed by
EVELYN TURNBULL,
Lawrenceville, Va
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1s4a west Cary street. oois hAiASS'
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Brydle, Lunenburg county, VI.
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Highland Springs, Va.
=. ST. am eleven years old and am
sending you a picture. which wish you
to print.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Dear Editor,-I am boy OF thirteen
years and wish to become member %
the i. p c. g. Inclosed you will find a
story, called Fly Away Little Bird" I hops
u WI! escape the waste basket. Please sef,I
me badge. Good-by. ~
ChAs. GARLAND HAHVILL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Dear Editer.-1 am sending you a piee.
History Of Moses" Il hope 1t is accurate
enc Will be good enough to print. 1 wish
e become member of the r. d. C. Csc
please send me badge. I will write mora
s So. ries soon. With best gishes. from Your
me- Rsvd trien ~. SUSIE LEE JONES.
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Dear Editor,-As 1t is time for the club
members to send in their Easter papers 7
will now send in my little picture which I
drew for the T. D. G. C. / hope you will
think 1t nice enough to print. I remain
member. CLARENCE a. SPENCER. .
Nathalie, Va,
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Dear Edtor,-I send you drawing.
please send me a badge. as my old one is
b broken. It has been 50 long since have
written to you. am afraid YOU have drop,
PED my name from your list. Your lIttla
friend, ANNE CARTWRIGHT s'3
Aged twelve years.
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Dear Editor,-Incosed you will find a lit.
TO poem. which composed myself. I hope
1t Will escape the waste basket. as I works
ed very hard over 1t. Your old member
THOMAS LUMPKINs GARRETT.
Ellerson. Hanover county. Va.
S.-Please send me badge. as lost
mine: and also send me some rules. az
81 seldom send anything In have forgotten
them. but will try to do better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

!, t1 e :, Editor-1 have enjoyed reading tho
would like to join the club. Inclosed M
VIII md drawing. which I hope will es-
hcrpy Easter. Your new member
~ CELESTE DEVOTO
Va, H1 s5As'o!'''toho.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Dear Editor,-I have not as yet received
my badge. Enclosed ind "a little verse an
titled "A Preference" will try to secure
some new members for our club, Hope nv
verse VIII not reach the waste basket. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26

Dear Editor,-Inclosed find stories writ
viii escape the waste basket. Wishing YOU
and your members n happy Easter. I am,
your little member
Z Ammon, Va. pAIII.INE RORERTSnN. ~
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Dear Edtor,-I inclosa n drawing, which
I hope will not find the way to the waste
basket. received my badge two or three
days after joined and think 1t Is very
pretty. Will close. Hoping to see 1t, in
print, remain your old member.
FRANCES SHEARER.
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Even the deep caves of earth abound,
Echo the chant Of the angels song;
Softly the sea. with It's murmurins
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I. To charade by clifford Green: T. D.
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Dear Editor,--I will write YOU a f.v, nj, 4.
TINS evening while have time. I want "a
school to-day and did not miss any Of my
very much am ten years old and viii
soon Do eleven soon. Will have 10 closas
Avu1 new nember. RUTH ADAMS ma
p s.---If [ have wrote too much ,,,,,
ask to be excused. = =. : W. W.
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STORY OF a DOG.

1913 West Cary Street. Richmond, Va
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Crewe va. ~ - Az
?. SCI will send a little Easter picture,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to the citi-
zcus OF the First ward OF the city OF
Richmond. Wayne township. Wayne
county. Indiana, that | the under
signed Il male person over the
age Of twcuJy-one wears. and
being of good moral character. and
having been a continuous resident OF
Wayne Township in said County for
more than ninety days next. before
this date will apply TO the Board OF
Commissioners of said County at their
next regular term, commencing on the
first Monday III March. 1908. for a IT,
ense 10 sell intoxicating. spir.tuous,
yinous and malt liquors in less guam
tity than gallons at time with per.
mission for the same to be drank on
the premises where sold. in accord
ance with the provisions of ar act OF
the general assembly of the State of
Indiana, approved March 18th. 1875
and all other laws regulating and re-
stricting the sale OF such liquors.
| further state that l am and will be
actual and sole owner and proprietor
of the said business should a license
be granted 10 me. and that ! am not
acting and will not act as the agent or
partner cf another in the conduct OF
the same.
The precise location of the room and
premises where | propose 10 sell in
toXicating liquors should a license be
granted me 5 as follows. towit:
Being a cetrain room fronting on
Main street on the ground floor OF
certain three story brick building. be
ing No. 405 Main street. and located
between Fourth and Fifth streets. in
the city of Richmond, Wayne town
ship. Wayne county. Indiana. and To-
Gated on a part of lot No. =, in that
part of said city of Richmond laid out
by John Smith, more particularly de-
scribed as follows: beginning TWEEN
ty-eight (2S) feet east Of the north
west corner OF said lot: thence south
So degrees, west seventy-seven tT1
feet and six CO. inches; thence south
$40 degrees. east eighteen USD feet
and three IS 1inches: thence notrh bA
degrees, east sevcnty-seven CD feet
and six 90 inches to Main street:
thence west along said Main street,
eighteen (1Sl feet and three 90 inch
es to the place of beginning: being 10
Gated in the First ward in said city OF
Richmond. Wayne township. Wayne
county, Indiana.
EMMETT HENSLEY.
ILLS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-02-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of the Second ward. Wayne town
ship, Wayne county. Indiana. and to
all others cOnceTned, that |, the under
signed. d male inhabi of the State
of Indiana and continuous resident
of Wayne township, Wayne county. In
diana for more than ninety days prior
hereto and prior to the time of the fill
ing of said application, and a person
over the age OF twenty-One years. and q
person Of good moral character. in
tend TO apply to the board of county
commissioners Of said county and state
at its next regular session. COmmenc-
ing on the first Monday III March. 1908,
for a license to sell Intoxicating, spir-
ituous, vinous and malt liquors, in
less quantity than five gallons at a
time and permit the same to be drum
on the premises where sold. in accord
ance With the provisions OF an Act OF
the General ~ bly, OF the State Of
Indiana approved Iarch 18th, 1873.
and all amendments and additions
thereto. and all other laws of said state
now in force in relation TO the sale of
such liquors.
The undersigned is and proposes to
be the actual owner and proprietor of
said business and in making this appli-
cation is not acting as the agent Of
any other person and does not pro,
pose to conduct said business as the
agent or partner of any other person.
l desire to conduct in connection
Herewith a pool and billiard table.
The precise location Of the premises
, where | desire 10 sell and viii sell.
said intoxicating liquors. if license
be granted me. is as follows
j Being the front room on the grounG
floor OF one-stOry frame building
situated on the southwest corner OF ic:
number sixty tD' in Jesse Tdens addi-
tion to the city Of Richmond. in said
county. Said building fronts on
North d street in that part OF said lot
where the east line OF North Third
street irtersects the north line Of
North D street, and being in the Sec
0nd ward Of said city Of Richmond.
Na~ne township, Indiana.
4-11-16 ALPHONSE y. COLLETT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE-New birds and animals ar
rivins daily at the Jungle. 90 Mana
street. Open from 10 d. III. 10 10 g..
m 1u-hf
PROF. Rolling. for sure cure Tor
corns, 20 5. Sth. Phone 4242. I1-&Ot
FOtND-A pochethook; owner can
have by calling and describing
same at "A y. llth street. city. or
Lincoln Watkins at Williamsburg
9-5t
DRY CLEANING-Dry Cleaning and
Dyeing, Richmond Dry Cleaning Co,
1924 Main. Phone 1912. 1;I-3ot
SCHOOL-School of Shorthand and
Typewriting. Mrs. W. S. Hiser. 33
S 18th St Phone 577. 5tf
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the citi-
zens Of Second ward OF the City Of
Richmond. Wayne township. Wayne
county and State OF Indiana, and 10
all others concerned. that /. the IN
State over the aga Of twenty one
years and being OF good moral char
acter, and being and having been .
continuous resident OF the said town
ship for ninety days prior To the time
of filing said application. will apply to
the Board Of County Commissioners