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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-28

MS famous transatlantic llSnt.
speeding on her way and slowly disap
pearing in the bright eastern sky.
The weather was almost perfect this
morning with the warm spring sun
shining brightly on the waters of the
bay. There were but few clouds in the
sky and only slight northwest wind
was blowing, which was favorable to|
the fliers. Weather experts predicted
that the plane might encounter cloudy
weather ana possibly occasional rain
squalls midway of the course, but this
was not expected to interfere with her
progress.
Lieutenant Commander Read intends
to remain in Lisbon over night and
start for Plymouth England tomorrow
morning, weather permitting.
The course between here and Portugal
is marked by fourteen American de-
stroyers, stretched out along the route
to guide the fliers and if not give them
assistance.
The departure of the NC-4. which
was set for an carly hour, was delayed
by trouble with the fourth engine of
the plane.
The seaplane sent wireless mes
sage to Admiral Jackson after starting.
which read:
I'VE seem to be on our way. Many
thanks for your hospitality
TO Complete Flight.
on a successful flight of the United
States naval seaplane NC-4 from Ponta
Del Gada to Lisbon today depends the
completion of the transatlantic flight
started from Trepassey, y. T.. on May
1G, this seaplane being the one survivor
of the three that essayed the trip.
The United States naval seaplanes
NC-1. NC-3 and NC-4 started from
Rockaway Point,N. Y, on May l. on the
preliminary leg OF their flight across
the Atlantic. The NC-l and NC-3 made
a continuous flight to Halifax, reaching
there in safety. The NC-4, however,
encountered engine trouble and was
forced to alight on the sea off Chatham.
Mass II was towed into the harbor
and repairs We're rushed there and the
marine was put in shape to continue its
voyage.
on May Il. the NC-4 left Chatham
and arrived at Halifax. in safety. The
next day it continued its flight to Ire
passey, May 10.
The three seaplanes left Trepassey
May 16 on their trip to the Azores. and
the NC-4 arrived at Horta. in the Azores.
the next day. having been in the air
13 hours. The NC-1 lost her way in a
fog and her crew was picked up by a
Greek steamer and taken to the Azores.
Continued on page p
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NICARAGUAN GOVERNMENT
WARNS COSTA RICANS THAT
NO REVOLUTION STUFF GOES

Managua, Nicaragua, Monday, May
26.-The chief of the Nicaraguan from
tier guard has notified the Costa Rician
revolutionists that no arms, munitions
or recruits will be permitted to reach
them from Nicaragua. 1t is believed
here that if the orders can be carried
out aid from Nicaraguan territory will
be entirely cut off and that the reVolu-
ton therefore cannot last long. The
measure is said to have been taken in
order to observe strict neutrality.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-28
ALLIES PREP ARM G
FOR MOVEMENT INTO
COUNTRIES
NEWS DISPATCHES SHOW THAT
ALL Is NOT PEACE IN ACTIONS
OF GERMAN PEOPLE.

Coblen2, Monday, May 26,-tBy The
Associated Press)-General Fayolle'
group commander of two French armies
of occupation. arrived here today for u
hurried conference with Lieut.. Gen.
Hunter Liggett, regarding the emerg'
cncy plans of the allies in the event
the Germans refuse to sign the terms
of peace.
The activity among the troops with
in the bridgehead area has been more
marked during the last few days than
at amy time since they reached the
Rhine.
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RECENT RAINS CHECK ARMY
WORMS IN OKLAHOMA WHEAT

Lawton, Okla, May 27.-The army
worm is making slight increase on the
wheat in Comanche county, according
to J. l.. Nicely, county farm agent, but
so far the danger is not serious. In
patches the worm has destroyed wheat.
Recent rains have had a tendency to
check them, but when it ceases it is
expected that the worms will become
more numerous.
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Demand Separation.

Hamburg, Monday, My ga move
ment for the separation of Rhenish
Prussia from the rest of Germany, is
showing positive results, according to
q Dusseldorf dispatch to the Fremden-
blatt. Fifty thousand voters in the city
of AiX-la.Chapelle and the immediate
neighborhood have signed II petition de.
manding the establishment of u West
German free state.
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COUNCIL OF FOUR AND
JAPAN OFFER ASSISTANCE
TO ALLRU SSIAN LEADER

Paris, May 27.-The council of four
and Japan have offered Admiral kol
chalk head of the Omsk government,
money and supplies to maintain the all
Russian government provided he prom
ses to hold elections for u constituent
assembly as soon as he reaches Mos
COW, or, if conditions are too disturbed
TO hold elections to re-convoke the for
mer constituent assembly.
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WOMAN is ACQUITTED ON
MURDER CHARGE AT TULSA

Tulsa, Okla, May 26.-It took a
district court jury but six minutes to
arrive at the verdict that Mr.. Ger
trude Anderson was not guilty of muir
der in connection with the killing of
her husband, John II. Anderson, sales
man for a local oil company. Mrs.
Anderson alleged that Anderson treated
her brutally and that she shot in self
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RECEPTION PLANNED FOR
HAWkER AND GRIEVE WHEN
THEY REACH LONDON TO-DAY

London, May 27.-An official recep-
ton will be given Harry G. Hawier
and Lieut. Commander Grieve, the dar-
ing aviators who had been given up
as lost when they arrive in London
today from Scotland. The reception
will take place at the Marylebone sta
ton according to plans arranged Mon
daV,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-28
HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE ORDERS REPEAL
OF SO-CALLED LUXURY TAN

Washington, May 27-By unanimous
vote the house ways and means com
mittee today ordered favorable report
on a resolution repailing the so-called
semiluXury taxes in the war revenue
bill Action on proposed repeal Of 9TH
er tax levies in the bill was deferred.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-28
Escapes From Hospital

New York, May 27.-Captain Fritz
Duquesne, African explorer. and world
traveller. who was held here awaiting
extradition to England. on a charge
of murder. escaped today from the pris-
on ward of Bellevue Hospital by saving
through the window bars. He had
feigned paralysis. with the result that
he was left unguarded.
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Dry Goods Merchants Meet

St. Louis, Mo, May 27.-The annual
convention of the national retail dry
goods association opened here today
and will continue through Thursday.
Efforts to have the luxury tax law
repealed will be made at the conven-
ton, delegates said.
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Describes ship

London, May 27.-The correspondent
of the Daily Mail who is travelling with
Harry G.. Hawker. and Lieut.. Com
mandor Mackenzie Grieve on their way
to this city sends from Inverness, Scot
land a detailed account of the diffiCul.
ties encountered by the two airmen
during their unsuccessful attempt to
fly across the Atlantic.
During the first four hours of the
voyage, the air was freezing cold but
the airmen We're quite comfortable.
Hawller, however, was unable to steer
a good course because of tho clouds
being ut times forced to go around
them.
When about $50 miles out to sea the
weather continued very bad and clouds
rose to great heights. Several times
Iiawker tried to clear them but lost
height at every attempt. and each time
the machine was started climbing, the
water in the radiator boiled furiuusly
which involved waste.
At last, however, the airplane reached
height of 1000 feet, and it was de
cided TO stay at that level for the rest
of the trip. I'VE had not as yet doubt
/ 'il bNlilb SutNtSSlul III StlllllE tlNlbS'r
| Iawker said in describing his expert
ence. I'VE We're at that time above
most of the clouds. The moon had
risen and we We're keeping a good
course although We had to go little
slower and close the throttle to keep
the water from heating up.
I'VE continued at this height until
we had been in the air twelve and II
half hours. Then came heavy clouds
again. They We're very high, reaching
a level of $4,000 feet, and being very
black. 1t was almost impossible to steer
- ough them and each time | tried to
cuinb. the water boiled badly"
IIawker described his efforts to find
the cause of the trouble with the water
cooling system ana said that he con
cluded something had got into the wa
ter filter between the radiator and the
pumps and that the only thing to do
was to stop the motor and put the
nose of the machine down steeply with
hope that this might clear away the re
fuse in the filter. This was success
| full.
About an hour later, however, the
filter again gave trouble and it was
decided to flv toward tba t,ane.A tIontic
steamer ro,,ta After mora th,n two
hours of flying, Il steamer was sighted
which nroved IN ha the Mary I,wl,er
dropped signal lights which were an
swered.
The aViators descended about two
miles abood or tbo stoo,,or rho co,
,,,., ,,o,.,, ro,,ob and tbo nori.b cro,,,
,t oroat risl, to ,,aros.r,o, rir,II,. ros.
o,a1 tba o,,i,to,.s. ort,,. ,i,ot,. r,iuut.,
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Makes Paris to Geneva Flight

Geneva, Monday. May 26.-The Swiss
airman Durafour carrying mails. made
the first Paris to. Switzerland flight
today landing at Geneva. The time
of the flight was 5 IL hours. including
half hours forced landing on French
soil owing to fog. The distance is
about 250 miles.
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Marines Land at DanZig.

Paris May 97.-British and American
marines have been landed at the Baltic
port of Dan2ig, according to Il dispatch
received here from Warsaw. \ power
full fleet, it is added, will be anchored
off the harbor there.
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Italians Leave SOkia

Paris. May 27.-The Italian troops
who occupied Sokia. fifty miles south
east of Smyrna. Asia Minor. have re-
embarked on their transports. They
turned over the control to Turkish
military authorities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-28

London. May 27.-The India office
announces that the request of the
commander in chief of the Afghan
forces that the British political agent
at Khyber grant an armistice is merely
device to gain time.
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Allies Furnish Supplies

Paris. May 27.-The allies will not
furnish Admiral Kolchak and General
Denikine of the all-Russian government
with troops but will supply them with
arms, munitions. money and food on
a larger scale than hitherto.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-28
ReIipion SlfeguartleQ

Washington, May 27.-Safeguards
against religious Determinations in new
states created as the result of the great
war have been decided upon by the
Paris peace conference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-28

The Nlckes. dimes and pennies care
fully garnered and drawing Interest.
win steadily accumulate and create
verltablc bulwark OF protection.
open that Savings Account today.
GUARANTY STATE BANK
of Ardmore
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CONQuERERs

q big things are thoi, who have thor
oughly mastered the little things.
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED Aa "
GARRETT g. COMPANY, ~
Real Estate Auctioneers til
Trustee S
Auction Sale.
.aluable Flats.

dated August Ie, 1917, and recorded i1 m
the Clerks Office of tho Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond. Va. In u b!
246-B. page 34. default having been.
made in the payment of the debt
therein secured. and being required So
to do, we will sell by public auction.
on the premises, on -sN23l
THURSDAY. OCTOBER %. 1919. -
at 1890 o'clock p. NJ. ~.
all that certain lot Of land with the
TWO frame buildings thereon known as:
Nos. 1920, 3420-A and 3i22, 34a2- A.
S Street, lying in the north side of S
Street. between Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-fifth Streets, beginning at the
intersection OF the north line ct s,
Street with the east line OF l5-foot
alley. thence running eastwardly along
and fronting on the said north line OF
S Street Sc feet. more or loss. TO" an
alley, In common. feet wide, separat-'
ing the property above described from
that adjoining It on the east. thence
back from said front northwardly und
between parallel lines 100 feet 20 an
alley in the rear, 10 feet wide. ;i
This property will be sold subject to
prior lien securing the principal sum
of sl.S00.00. J.
TERMS: Cash. 'an
JOHN NJ. PURCELL.
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WANTED, vERAL YOUNG
LADIES FOR OUR SEWING
ROOM. EXPERIENCED OK lNEX.
fEhiENCED. BEGINNERS or.
EkATE AFTER a FEW HOURS.
INSTRUCTION. GOOD SALARIES
TO STAKT. AND FREQUENT
INCREASES I'll E. Il r A FTER.
CLEAN. COMFORTABLE SEWING.
ROOM. APPLY AT ONCE TO
RICHMOND DRY GOODS COM
fASf. II SOUTH SEVENTH
STREET. CITY.
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Plaintiffs

The object Of this suit is TO r.,.axs !,
os Of tho @ T%s I in The
m,ehmond in Deed Book G?t;A, paEe soa.
ing to Charles U. Williams and Isurens.
Ca:selman. trustees. by deed dated DC.
estate: '''o"'"s aeserioed real
IA Al thu, that certain piece or. parce, c;
E H"a " as S S So e,
hieh%snd - issinz" to re- si'y ,o g!
running back ono hundred and thirtv
eight feet on street. consisting OF two
securing note for the sum Of eiHwonnI hin,
d aa,d dollars tlloooo,. dated October I.
21a bearing nn1Go- interest at ner cent per
said William n. Pero. and wanda Nav
he hcr9s =. >, his wife to their own order and
tionai Bank Of Richmond Va. and 10
sorry note never signed sx u" pSI'' Or
4eknowledSed by them; the said William
May CLOUD on 1Ra a hi
eh's Of she ssd M SH 'Fu' re enS" s .ni
And the bill having made tho unknown
noteholder or noteholders OF said pro,nis.
PARTnE a HsF@ and dess sn aday 3;
Ssn are ana ind sd
estate Of Laurence, r, casseiman: deceased.
is ordered that the said unknown defend
ants and the, said Mollie r. Casselmsn. aI-
ns ess o OF Ssrs
fifteen days after due publication of this
" eHAs. $50 8: sAvIL1E. -
Alvin B. Hutz,er D. a
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PERMANENT WORK
THE YEAR ROUND AND A
CHANCE TO EARN RATE
IN ACCORDANCE
WITH YOUR ABILITY.
ALL-ARouND MAcHIN1sTs.
BORING MILL MEN.
LATHE SHARPER PLANER
MILLING MACHINE
DRILL PRESS
BENCH AND FLOOR MEN.
APPLY IN PERSON
or WRITE AT ONCE To
FACTORY EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY.
AKRON. OHIO
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AUCTIONS-LECAL
Legal Notices.

AcSdi NOTICES. ~
NOTICE is given that Simon iLrevner ba !.
De sold out i, 20 70 Il Markom the grocery basie
Simon krevner. October 20 i9io. IT.
orFIGE OF the Ouartermaster. General i.
,,ni iGihlnT md hEnuipnse Division Munitions
until 10 NJ. October IS. 1919. for iur
n.shinS AZ or any part OF 100000 mai =
r rrsrsS' fr9p%sai must be accompancd by
and Information furnished on request
SEALED PRorOSALS-OTcc OF the Quar-
tcrlnastcr- General. Clothing and EoIIin
age Division. Munitions Buildinc Washing
viii DC. received here until ) p. NJ Dctoher
-. oi.lH for furnishing all or any pCrt
OF 10000 pillows BIDS must be accom-
panied by a guaranty OF l0cl thereon Pro
quest. ''' WI ie-
SEALED rROroS Al.s-Onice OF the QUAR-
'cTinaster- General. Clothing and t.niin
age DIVISION Munitions Huilding Washing
,"hii -, -, o.c--SeaieI proposais in dunlicatc
iober IS Isls for furnishinE ali ali Mr. Mr. nS.
AR, OF $50. 900 mat tresscs froposaI ,n nmy
he accompanied by guaranty OF iosS
me. .neTeon' rroposal blanks and Information
:. Seventh and Franklin Streets. Richmond
Va October 20 1918 Notice IS hereby
S Sni,n that The annual meeting OF the Stock,
Company will he held at tho general nc.
81 the company in the city OF Richmond
Va on "Wednesday, November 10 iyi9
al IL o,Giock ~ The transfer books viii
9 :,;,i,H r. ~. and will 10 reopened on
a NJ. u Il Williams Secretary
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnutrti--NinIc.

Moi.bEKS waited open shop Pay high.
"St wnTts IN city only hrst-ciass men
h"cd anply hpplY main Once. Richmond
s2lr".' urai Steel % inchtnond. Va
NpBE ---------
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HAND PACKERS

w A IT E u. HAND PACKERS
SH-AMERICAN TOBACCO
CO.. LTD. 900 NORTH LoMBARDY
STREET.
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PEOPLE who never used classified ads bc.
here today. "
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SEE MISS VIA. ROOM 5O2. .0s
EAST GRACE STREET. AT ONCE.
OR CALL BY TELEPHONE FOR
APPOINTMENT. RANDOLPH 1900.
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COOK STOVE.

L Army Wagon ' soSsr5 rN iex T1f fes,.
y 5. Army canvas folding cots. each. IS a.sS
6 Army enamel s1sfi i"i pie h rs each 'ss
L. S, Army double wheel harne,,:'e 1. as
L. Army %ecelan SIS saddles. black: ffSsssss
L. $. ARMY commercial comforts. each - It's
U. 5. Army renovated and repaired $500
:, wool 6 i;, while they last. each SIS
water l' SSeE hsHvy Zach ssIy-n'.ea fire and
L. Army now web wais, belts good 30
L. $; ARM ah4ki breeehes. washed: 20
L. $. Army Wool Wool brseches.. ser;viceajie 800
u $ army olive Irab shirts. used. but
Z 5 Army hob nail shoes new. pair. SO 80
L. $. Army ,rSsuiation ran m oAs s.eye. 500
nehas n's sRce IL " snn Mae has, s.
;, w~ier back: worth 500: each. 80. $3.50
L. armW S6s ss;n s almost new zach 2te5
i ef;STIts ton sinGS5s \ bones e r. 81 i.
= S" 5 4 ss 81. s.x.1 | 9sss
u IS, Army Ta; kaaisnt i,%ms srpS no, 1870
wool lines; Tor general winter wear.
Y s Army hai,eirs. heavy leather. Zach ss.SSee
Z. \ ARMY leather open brides. made
al RoCh Island arsenal in good con-
nlion; special. each ............ o75
L. y. Army galvanized tubs. used. but
III good condition. each ..... 49,. lIs
I. =, Army galvanized garbage cans
With I'D: excellent condition each a15
L.. :. Army wool coats: used. but serv-
lCcable. each ............. ~
L. S: Army, khaki coats: washed: good 20
:, ssrvicea bic. each 49,. ............. 125
L. Army English knife bayonets
Shefileid steel when ground makes
wonderful carving. hunting and
hsh KNIFE each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
English leather pouches: new: useful
Tor CARRYING smsi tools, ammunition.
U 5, Army used. serviceable axes. so
Pocket knives: simmons. brand ncw.
hieh grade. each Observation-Disclosures. ISIS
L. :; Army rubber shoes and arctics
Your money back il not satisfied. Refer.
cnce. any bank in Grrenville.
our terms: Cash with order Prices { @ b
GIccnflilc >. L. Please include postage
w ,ns, o, 9TdcrinE , goods sent by parcel post
Grecnyiile s. G
Zoo CORRUGATED galvanized sheets
:h feet Nv le0 feet. excellent CondI-
ton. Richmond Junk and pipe Co. 500
Rrook Avenue. Randolph 1913.
YOU count OF results and not replies
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MANICURIST wanted Must have barber
shop expcrience. P0krass Barbor Shop
STRESSES-Wantcd. seamstressea
Good pay Steady work. Apply at once
Army and Navy Supply Co, 1901 Lister
Street. Randolph 14IS
MISUNDERSTANDING white Mattresses
wanted At once. Apply Palm Garden sI6
East broad.
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apartment Good waE,s 1901 Monument
Avenue second r.ar Mrs Mcyrr
ELEVATOR oPERATOR-Wa neat
cO!orcL girl elevator operator Apply
Manahvr. Professions! Bldg. F!iih and
GIRLS wanted. Apply At -.I East Broad
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EMPLOYMENT
Help MISUNDERSTANDING
1sl

foUNG tlkl. wanted Ia Office To- answer
,cLcDnoh" 81. care Times. Disputch
YOUNG LADIES' -
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MERCH1SD;SE
Business EQuIpIncnt.

TTrEM kiIEkt.Sia"1ard visible type- !
tory Regular 800 chine Very small ,
payments arranged II desired AJAX .or free
Cata .ogue and demonstration '"rypcwriter'
Bon t26.
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AUCTIONS-LECAL
Legal Notices.

Vi ,Rt Ella, THE cMANCERY CouK:r
l1rli DAY OF OCfOBER isia 4"n
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Dispatch Want Ad Taker what YOU
want She'll hoip you writs a complete
81 ma 'ri' -,,icTiv yet good rns,Ilts
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MANY EMPLOYEES

EARN $1,000 PER
WEEK UPWARD
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies.

81 ti|kOi;iNE can be fed without any less
" VIII make NOR" pork per bush.l ~
Erain' hrauer & hasten. Distributors POS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23

Selling education la the form o. the
BoOA OF knowledge Is to Ia. right
person utohtaUIe and agreeable
occupation. Backed ~ the iarg-s,
edUeatioull publishing hou,c In the
wCrld you are bound TO max. good
!! the seed II sLgCc-Atul s..cam.u-
shlp IL =; all IN you W. are not
lguHlng Tor Agents" nor tor Can
NssS-rs' but !uT few men and
women who are b!S enough for the
aTouOs!tloi The remuneration IL ON
a. commission utsis Book ~. Know
CdI- statesmen and sa!cswOlnen
throughout .he country a;ld their
work !nok, CouEenIai and most re-
uIuEerat.yc. ElIu.ly occauAc All par
cuts arc Interested la the welfare OF
their children II YOU have sold
goods. OF u you D-llCV" you nave the
ability 20 rel. submit yuur aypllCa-
zion b. mall or III ucrson
THE GRoLlER SOCIETY.
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BENEFICIAL. LOAN SOCIETY
Second Floor Front
2oa i-2 North Sixth Street. near Broad Street,
THIS IS the market place Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-23

F." Iliam u. Pcroe and wa,d,
May Pcroc
narics Z. Williams. Jr.. solo
surviving trustee. Moiii, n
Assciman. adminlstratriS ~,
INC estate OF Laurence r.
NJ SSSei man. deceased. and tho
unknown noteholder or note
hoIdcrs OF certain promis
sory mote .or eleven hundred
ooiIsrS 100000. dated DC
looer q. 1913. purportinc to- b,
si-ncd by William 81. PcroS
and wanda May Pcroe. payable
on or before ono year after date
AZ tho First National Bank
Richmond. Va. and purportins
TO be secured by a deed OF trust
to Charles U. Williams and
Laurence Il. Cassclman, trus.
tees: and recorded in thu
clerks office OF tho Charcsrv
Court of the city OF Richmond.
IN, Deed Book 22i-A. page
u
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YOUNG LADIES.

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