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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-21
| All Soldiers and Police Who
Took Part Paid Five Crowns
For Serving Warning on
Hungarian MonarChiStS.
COUNTER REVOLUTION
IN GERMANY NOT LIKELY
Minister Noske Denies TeutonS
Are Trying TO CirCumVent
Peace Terms and Retain
Military Strength.
BY Cyril Brown,
BY Cyril Brown.
tStaff Correspondent of the Albuquer-
que Morning Journal and New York
Worldly
(The New York WORLDLY
Especial Gable Despatch.)

Especial Gable Despatch
Berlin, Aug. 20s--It is really anus
irg how a "loyallst demonstration
was engineered in Vienna as the an
swer of republican Austria to the
monarchistic reaction in Hungary.
A mammoth public demonstration
took place in Vienna which included
all the local troops, police and militia
who enthusiastically protested against
all monarchistic activities and sol :
omnly pledged their loyalty to the re-
public.
The joke is that eaAh of the 10000
soldiers and police who took part in
the demonstration received a loyalist
bounty of kronen.
Rumors of royalists and militaristic
react!onary STRINGS in Germany have
at last attracted official notice, but no
enc believes that there will be a coun-
ter revolution, According to n des-
from Weimar, Minister of Rational
defense Noske told German inter-
viewer:
"Resctionary circles are spreading
plans and hopes in Germany again.
Possibly the reactionaries harbor
such hopes and plans as a result Of
the events in Hungary but, person
ally, / do not believe counter revo-
luton will come in Germany.
Why Army Still Stands.
Final measures for the reduction
of the army have not yet been de-
termined because France must first
ratify the peace treaty. Besides, the
entente commission Will watch over
every reduction Of our army. More
ever, have certain reports that Eng
lish agents are practising espionage
in Germany, but I consider II would
be not only absolutely dishonest but
utterly senseless IL. we do not play
fair, with all our cards on the table,
and seek to fulfill the peace treaty iii
every respect as far as is possible
Minister Noske concluded the in
terview by denying rumors of plans
tC circumvent the peace terms regard
ing the reduction Of the army There
tcre, considerable attention is ~
tiacted here by the fact that Minister
OF Finance Erzberger's budget pro-
vides 1,500,0 100000 marks annually
for Germany's future skeleton army
is against 1000, 100000 marks for
Germany's army before the war.
General Staff on Civil Basis.
Inc report tnat lHe Duih OI tHe
German general staff Is to become an
annex of the foreign office is branded
as false in a statement issued by
Germany's last chief OF staff, General
Won Sekt. According to the Prussian
war minister's order the great Ger
man general staff must be dissolved
by October to comply with the terms
af peace.
But as there will be considerable
unfished business on October l the
general staff is metamorphosed into
"civilan" organization with tho
name, 'the windlngup bureau under
General Won Sekt." The further fate
of this civilian general staff is still
undecided.
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70 COVE ERNORS ON
RECORD FAvOR|NG
LARRAZOLO' 8 PLAN
OF CED|NG LANDS
Chief Executives individually
Sign Resolutions Asking
Congress to Appropriate
More Money on Public Roads
100000, ASKED TO
AID STATE HIGHWAYS
Robertson Of Oklahoma Says
Something is Fundamental
y Wrong With the Common
School System
rer aosSrse JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wissI

Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 2O.--
After-the-war problems and resume
of 1919 legislation were tho subject
discussed at the session here today
of the eleventh annual governors
conference. Twenty governors eX-
pressed their Willingness to sign indi-
vidually, but not as the governors
conference, resolution prepared by
Governor Henry j. Allen, of Kansas
directed TO congress, asking that the
federal government make an addl
tional appropriation of $400, goo 900
for the building of roads, to be eN-
pended by the states within the next
five years. The resolution provides
that states will be required to con-
tribute dollar for dollar in the road
building, but in states where because
of sparse population or other diff
culties, road building under the pro-
posed program becomes burden,
there may be given authority to ex-
tend a larger sum of federal money
Supporb Larrazolo's Measure.
The governors also announced that
individually they would sign a resolu-
ton prepared by Governor o. A. Lar
razola, of New Mexico, to congress
asking that the public domain of the
United States. 222,000,000 acres Of
which are situated in the eleven arid
states, be sold to the states In
which the public lands are situated.
Discussing educational legislation,
Governor j. b. K. Robertson, of Okla
homa, declared that there Is some
thing fundamentally wrong with the
common school system of the country
THE states are making the univer-
sites the base of the educational
pyramid and the common school the
apex, when the procedure should h9
vice versa" he said. The common
schools are not meeting the require
ments of the people,
Theodore ID. Bratton, president, anu
j. L. McCulloch, general secretary Of
the Southern Sociological Congress,
Washington, d, c., appeared before
the congress and appealed tor the ap-
pointment of standing commission
by the governor of each state for the
purpose of making a careful study of
the causes underlying race friction
with the view of recommending
proper means for their removal.
Late this afternoon the governors
left for ogden, where tonight they
we're to be guests of Ogden city Off,
cials at n dinner in ogden Canyon.
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.nY noENN } JouRSAL psc ~ u trn wlRsl
Maria, Tex, Aug. 20.--After thirty
six hours of campaigning in Mexico
below the Big Bend border. following
hot trails of the Mexican bandits
who held Lieutenant Peterson and
Lieutenant Davis for ransom. Ameri-
can cavalry troops went into camp in
the mountains tonight for the second
time during the punitive expedition
after Jesus Renteria's band.
Since the troops crossed the Rio
Grande early Monday morning, they
have been riding constantly during
daylight hours in pursuit of the ban
dts.
The only contact with the bandits
reported resulted in the killing of one
of three Mexicans who fired on an
American aifplane yesterday. Ac-
cording to the aviators' report upon
return from the field the fight lasted
twenty minutes. The aviators were
unharmed.
Reports from the field are meager.
AS a result of the broken country
south of the border the troopers have
been forced to scatter and follow such
trails as they can pick up. The coun-
try is too rough for airplanes to effect
great danger.
A cryptic message. "Still following
trial." brought to the border by air
plane today was the only definite
word from the expedition. No Off
GERS commanding troops in the field
have yet returned to the field bases
on the river.
Maj Gen. Joseph T. Dickman, COM
mander of the southern department,
is expected to reach here tomorrow
morning on an inspection of posts and
camps along the border between San
Antonio and Maria. While his visit
here at this time is not believed to be
inspired by the local Mexican situa-
tion the commander undoubtedly will
go over the entire situation develop
ing from the capture and ransom OF
the American aviators with Colonel
Langhorne, district commander. 1t
is not known whether General Dick
man will go to the border while here.
Reports from Preside, Tex, told of
movements of Mexican federal cav
airy under Gen. Antonio Prudena to-
day General Pruneda left Ojinaga
late last night, marching toward Gu
chillo Parade, forty miles up the
Conchos river.
Although Ayiators Davis and Pc
terson had been rescued almost twen-
ty-four hours. Carranza force from
Ojinaga under General Prudena left
at 9:30 o'clock last night to carry out
General Dieguez's orders to search the
Ojinaga district for the American
avators according to message re-
ceived here today from the Mexican
consul at Preside, Tex
The Mexican authorities were in
formed early yesterday that the miss
ing aviators had returned to the
American border.
supplementary report received at
headquarters here today told of ef-
forts by Davis and Peterson to signal
American airplanes searching up the
Conchos river for them. Special per-
mission had been given Colonel Lang
horne by General Prudena. Mexican
commander at ojinaga, for the Amer.
lean planes to cross the border to
search for the Americans.
Peterson and Davis said they saw
one plane at one time and several at
another time. The aviatofs took off
their undershirts and tying these to-
gether tried to signal the planes. The
searching phases did not see them and
flew back to the border.
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win command at Travis.

San Antonio, Texas, Aug. 20.--Ma-
jor General John Biddle, who COM
manded all troops in England, is due
here Friday to take command of
Camp Travis. relieving Major Cen
eral James H. McRae, 1t was learned
tonight. General McRae has been
appointed commander Of the United
States disciplinary barracks at Fort
Leavenworth,
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Five KILLED In Train Wreck.

Traverse City, Mich, Aug. 2U.--FIve
persons, all members of train crews
were killed and sixteen passengers
injured when Pere Marquette
freight train ploughed head-on into
"a southbound passenger train at
Grawn, Mich, today.
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Mnnld Outlay Biz Eve.

Jackson, Miss, Aug. Perpetual
Injunction against the five leading
packers, which would bar them from
doing business in this state, is sought
in petition filed in chancery court
today by the state revenue agent. The
court is asked to put statutory PEN
atty of $4,000 day on the packers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-21
THE WEATHER
FORECAST

FORECAST
Denver. Colo, Aug. 20.--New Mex
ico-Thursday and probably Friday,
fair. Little change in temperature.
Arizona-Thursday and Friday
fair north, partly cloudy south por
ton. Little change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-21
Only One Man Reported Slain,
So Far and That Casualty
Was in Fight Between Roo
berS and u. S. AirpIane.
ONLY BRIEF MESSAGE
FROM CAVALRY FORCE
Carranza General Moves Force
to Point Forty Miles Up the
ConchoS River Dickman
En- Route to Maria,
. . . > > . . . . . . > . . . .
, MATLACK GETS TWO
MEXICAN BANDITS

9 Maria, Tex. Aug. 20.--Capt.
Q Leonard Matlack of the Eighth 4
q cavalry has captured two Mexi- Z
@ cans believed to have been impli-
o Gated in the capture of Aviators
o Peterson and Davis. This infor- (
@ nation was brought to the border
o by an American cavalry sergeant 4
o and a guard of enlisted men who
o returned to the Rio Grande to-
@ night.
o O o o Q . o o Q o 0 Q 0 0 . Q 4
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MEX|CANS ANGRY
OVER AMERICAN
INVASION; MUCH
AFRAID Of NOTE
Newspapers Discuss Recent
Representations By Lansing
in Which Change of Policy
is Clearly Indicated,
REORGANIZATION OF
CABINET POSSIBLE
Surprise is Expressed at Tone
of United States, But Belief
in Fairness of Our People
is Asserted,
By Robert N. Murray.

(Staff Correspondent of The Albu-
querque Journal and N. Y. World)
Copyright, 1919, by The Press pub
Iishing 10
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CONTINUED on Page TWo)
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National welfare First

Above all the smallness of egotisn
must be placed the national welfare
We believe that the present situation
cannot be relieved with diplomatic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

,o.-,,h S,r.c, 90 '''N's' - HrTth El=n-
HnHy A EN-. o9 g. iae SAlF 5rn. "a
l ng65t " gasr }Hrmmyd w''h ~. DO, sxs
hen nS' %ai S,s. ,@"K @y,n -G inches asep 5
Y%srm,,E cicst ipchcs hri Is ne h s est;:
- inches wide; has SCOT box and ovn. .
chs lsap 81 inehss %dc me- isl hlsh nlpn
soSeTamsn sl56 t Sur "S s6eas s'v pf fSs
ssaaa ept}2 s5-D "1f sF:! a ,las'
& .Nu,iY heaters. Radiant home s2i no.
EGui E s,Svs "lG uiIa iri'q f9r very
offices: n,ts schools. stores. etc. u"''t t.ru
SG9a as new. VIII sum tutn s @ssf aA nd
as S Goun . Ha,@G @ak SSii
inches ,!ong. WATERPROOF. Excellent condi-
IS .oilvE. .ifab pure Wool shirts t Il -
>, ~ so Class 49,. s:.:j; Glass (. 1875
Class y. ;?aa5 Class :. scope ss' do % 1900
t aSkss eE RsndSa,e Gs ana dr.e ali!
AIvetase wS,ght. lbs: each. .5s5
$3.50 each or ssa ~ eG claes l. ssss
u. s Amy leather SLEEVELESS ' ta ri 49," win
be hn Tor wsrn EG''t This W Shsr ae W
Iiast Fou Tor years ana give YOU much com
U. s. ARMY WOOL olive diiab coats :;ioSS
~ sn'e9di1 '"a, good condition North
L. $, Ai:MY Wool oycrcoai For Winter fs2
Sd d5e sifisS 'S Sr tiu s0s at
U, s ARMY shssp=kin lined ccaiS. '0 e
Us AKMy tents. iisa;;5axii1 ii. Class sss'G 3.
free from heeS ana tears. Mace Of E@nuinc
e army iSn aaeq ss ; II E Esf oa ; In %ays
no holSs; no .na! chea. renair. rice rice
Exceiient condition. IliaxI5i, n. Price
ITondis;to" , Iy(5 fE,ssi ;ss ss"h; 's,
;5sr in good seryieeab!e SGndiiion We
L. s ARMI faineoaiS double back w:t sfe
.ors r T"nSns ,r'am government conir:c,
/ s ARMY rstncoa,s t;e;rviccable.. 81 sS s"
,uSS A HlSdl,, ra.set ieatheg shoes. used
& S. ARMY Web vel, M @ais S 6@is each 80
n SnNs5 5Geig o, nS,s fTy
a irepr for md hD is1a f"mtiGs camnns
L. S: ARMY rcsmis,ion douSie wheel Il la. -
co nssS soGi o, Ggn'' b.n, This harpsss
G"S AMY feather oasn briiics1 .;S: :"
L. $ ARMY leather heavy haitcrs@R
u %RMT Very H Hti% s safn siaa
wa;Ir or fire buckets. Worta new $500,
Nj, Most Of these goods have seen aervi Ice:
but are IN good condition
CASH with order. References any bank in
M9Nf r AGK S s 6 sArT sssI IN
1u@s Ups,are WhSn oTierins goods sent bv
ON $0o-nliS Tadus visiting our ,i" tore
nNNDEEI Gk siG2NMI2E2 LMEAsa s. = CO..
70" count or results ond not replies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

Money 40 Loan.
BENEFICIAL LOANS.

We lend money on note or ro,,, So,
surs without removal TO persons bnv ~; M
siieaoT JOBS: without inquiring of empi", .rK
Also icnu 10. property owners; no ma vsrs
loans loans, from So 10 5000. repayable III ten r.
tiohthiE INSTRUMENTS. as desired: Ie =, !
charSes only based ON unpaid bala n;.,s 20 FL
actnhl time due This society is Gnaocci
ana directed by business and profession, !
men: conducted ~ spirit OF servics anJ
hoi, ST'eiE l" make none very fair and
dealings; new borrowers welcomed: privai.
10 t daily. Call write or =
phone MADISON 1851
BENEFIcINL LOAN SDCIETY
LlCENSED MONEY LENDERS.
.209ia North Sixth ST. Near Broad 6,
Licensed by Chief State Bank Examiner
Member Chamber of Commerce ~
Richmond.
Member Legal Reform Bureau to Eliminate
the Loan Shark Evil Incorporated
BQRROW on your diamonds and teHelry
from Equila able Loan Society. i2o North
Eighth Street. ~
MONEY TO lend ON civ resI o,I.,.
Thompson Brown & Co,
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DISPLAY-CLASSrFfED
Trustees Auction Sale

OF
new. desirable eight (S room stucco
dwelling. with all modern convoniences,
located at southwest corner Montros.:
Avenue and Brookland Park Boule-
ward. In execution of certain deed
OF trust. dated September II, 1912 TO
the undersigned trustee, and recorded
Court, default having been made in
the payment Of a portion of the notes
secured by the aforesaid decd ot trust
and being directed by the beneiiciary
therein SO to do. I will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 22ND. 1919
at 400 Z. NJ.
tho following described property. to-
wit:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
of la nd with improvements thereon
Montrose Avenue and Brookland Park
Boulevard. in the city of Richmond, Viz
Sinia, and bounded and described as
follows: beginning at said southwest
intersection OF MontroSc Avenue and
Brookland Park Boulevard, thence
running southwa rdly along and front
ing on the west line Of Montrosc Ave
wardly at right angles from said front
aEe and between parallel lines ono
hundred and twenty-five G25) feet to
an alley. fifteen Q5) feet wide The
property conveyed Is known as lot No.
l, Eiock C.: in the plan OF Parkland.
first lien OF 100000 and balance. cmah
including cost OF executing this trmsI
II. w. HAzLEwooD.
Trustee
r; S-Bctter terms may be arranged
with the auctioneer
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hUCTIONS-LECAL
Legal Notices.

HOLLYWOOD LOT OWNERS
Ev resolution passed by tho directors
of Hollywood. Cemetery COMPANY Yarties
owning lots In Hollywood Cemetery cam
With permit signed by Mr.. John r.
Hooper. superintendent; or Mr.. w S. street.
secretary. pass into the cemetery grounds
In automobile carriage Sundays
between tho hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ and
g o'clock L. NJ.
The card OF permission above referred to
must DO shown at the gate t when requested
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Farms for Sale

200 Acrcs--ll miles from Richmond.
house aud all outbuildings good: nice
orchard, one half mile from church and
school; good auto road. Cheap at
$4,000.
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FINANCIAL
Business Oppor1,njt,c.

~ :, LOT sale IN thriving section OF Rich
mona. near school Reason for .. tt,,ia-
Hmsin,ssc a1n1 p ,TiLf Personal attention To-
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1l2i: AcrcS--3 miles from Richmond;
80 acres open: good 7-roOm house. near
church and school; good auto road.
This is good farm for $i.25o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

so Acrcs--7 miles from Richmond. on
fine auto road; land in good shape;
house and outbuildings in fair sha pc
About one-half open, rest in sma IL
growth for $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

'RUG CLERk-Why not get Registered?
20 have passed he board while working
OF me. Good salary and hours. ConEdon's
'harmacy. Phocbus Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

DELIVERY BoY-wANTED. DELIVERY
BOY OVER &c YEARS OLD. MUST
COME RECOMMENDED. APPLY MIR.
MARSHALL. Virginia Stationery Co.. Inc.
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922 w. Main St.

BY direction OF the Virginia Trus,
Company. executor of the estate of H.
r.. Johnson, Jr., deceased. and for the
purpose OF the division of the estate,
we shall offer for sale. on the premises,
at Public Auction, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1919.
at 1880 O'Clock p NJ,
the above property.
Location is convenient to street car
ana also to the central part of the
CITY This is splendid Investment
brick property in good conditionWai,
ways rented, never vacant. The de-
mand for dwellings OF this size and in
this central location, both for rentin:.
purposes and as homes. is so great
thaI they are impossible to get. SO at
TERMS: one-third cash, balance ono
and two years. with interest payabie
quarterly. secured by deed Of trust o-
oil cash, at option OF purchaser.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Executor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

a Wholesale AUTO ,rcrs
sorry HOUSE REQUIRES \
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
MANAGER TO TAKE ENTIRE
CHARGE OF THEIR puncnAs.
INC AND SALES DEPARTMENT.
ONE WHO HAS OCCUPIED 70.
siTioN IN y SIMILAR CAPACITY
PREFERRED. AN UNUSUAL or.
roRrrSlrr FOR THE PROPER
aAH. ALL COMMUNICATIONS
wth'nE CONSIDERED STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. { 1876. CARE
TIMES DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

BY j. d. Carnival &; son,
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
GOOD AND WELL.BUlLT SIX
ROOM BRICK DWELLING. WITH,
HALLS. ETC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

40 Acrcs-lG miles from Richmond.
on fine auto road. 90 acres in culttva-
tor SO in wood. VIII cut 500 cords
VOC. a. Onu feet saw timber; entire
place fenced and cross fenced; IL
miles from railroad station church.
post office. store and school. All new
$4,000.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
y. s ARMY GOODS SALE.

SCI Auilen FOR your THANKSGIVING turkeys
t"cuth street 49,"
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THE QUICK WAY to get what YOU want
when you want II, Is to read and nss
Timea- pispotch CLASSIFIED ads. '''
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. ~ 20 lend on city real estate. j,
thompson Brown e. Co.
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Poultry and Supplics 4,

MiLkOLINE has made big money for o,h.r
iloI i'!seFs. aud IL will do the Same for
E"H srausi hasten. distributors. 1908
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Mnlc.

DRUG CLERK WANTED rNREGls
TERED DRUG CLERk WITH SiiFEI-
C!ENT EXpERiENCE TO HANDL l.:
EVERYTHING E%CEPT PRESCRIIirioEs
GLANCE TO LEARN THE EUSiNESi
AIbn,,DRESS DRUGS; CARE W T. NKAi.
HARNESS MAkER.-wantcd AN .yucrJ
cnccd h"rhess maker: one who has had
experience IN a retail harness .bon ca
salary and steady work - right pafty. ADJ
I ,,,i' McLelland Iiarncss c0inpanv
HEND ,SCllA CLERK wanted. one f.n,u
,ir Win making fancy drinks ,tc Wbnn
isihyIHs Erc age. experience and al, -.
P,pp icrsu herm'ancnt position to right man
= .seIaoh Drue CO. Wilson. y. g
NAIL CLERK wanted: ,yhnIas-Ia
,,,Sc s'V month Good chances for r,i.
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ROOMS md BOARD
Rooms Without Board

EIG!irlt ST. NORTH C0G--Lart:c rom,
ana kitchcnctte To couple wthoil, chi.
drcn; Iva IN and telephone "
FRANKLIN w 3U4-Dcsr.bI,> roo,,,;;.-i---
trio lights: steam heated Madison :S9d
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Steady position: ,3s Urr "aop =, Union;
i.ublshing Co. lee II Street. y. w. Wash .
iDEtrn, -. - ''
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TYPEWRITER AND DESK-Want,d to
buy typewriter: also desk What Of
ne furniture have YOU IL uifcr? .iddr,s SIS
9 l32. care Times DISPATCH
W.. buy desks. office furniture and safes.
Madison oS2i
WE pay highest cash prices for second
hand clothes aud Shoes. 3l7 North
First Street Madison Tl0S
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'ihNE in YOUR ad nv
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ARP ENTERS

CHAtFfECE- whit. man oyer + :
years OF age to drive Ford touring car
Mus, know city and have reference. Apply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21

COMniNATipN nooKKEEPER and cXnc-
rienccd AUTOMOBILES stock clerk Must
have good education. he thorough and viii.
ing 20 work. Don't reply unless yuu can
wantcd G ll6. care Times. Dispatch
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DISPL1Y-CL1SSTFIED

By RUFFTN &: SLOAN.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
Jcwclry and Watches

JEW ELERS-CoC6e & Co. 523 W,s, ;9ro.1
street, lS.i!iGsd Watch inspectors
'TW ELnf-J lhnNc Bros. Jewellers ara
Fast Main street. buy. sell exchange ami
tSLnount diamonds III the latest STYLES old
t9ld ana silver always taken in exchange.
Wtst ErOah Strcet N.' W"