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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

llILE, SITUATED IN POWHATAN
COUNTY, ABOUT ONE MILE WEST
In execution OF a deed Of trust to
the undersigned trustee. bearing date
January 3, 1907, recorded in the clerks
ONCE OF the Circuit Court of Powhatan
County. Va. in d. r. /, page AIS, de-
fault having been made I'm the payment
or the debt therein secured, l will, at
the premises, a public auction,
FRIDAY, APRIL IS. 1919,
at o'clock p. M,
All that certain real estate described
In the said deed, as follows:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel
or land containing four hundred and
"Woodville." situated in Powhntan
County: Va: about one mile west OF
Powhatan Courthouse, adjoining the
lands OF w. e. Raudabaugh, Tyree,s
estate and others, being the same
property conveyed to b. c. Nichols
by TWO deeds. one from S. d. Miller and
wife. James Woodville and wife and
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF
Powhatan County, ID. B. 80, page 3e4
and tho other from Mary Lewis FI;ii
and H. j. Hill, her husband, dated Feb
ruary 4. 1904. and duly recorded in the
clerks office OF said county, in d. IS.
80. page 395.
TERMS: Cash as to cost of executing
this trust, any taxes or Insurance. that
may be due, and one note for $1,000.
with interest from January J. 1918.
until paid, balance upon such terms a,
may Do announced at the sale,
c. p. CALDWELL,
Trustee
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GAS RANGES

LlNIMENT-For pimples. eruptions ecze-
ma, old cores. indoient ulcers and boIls
Regal Blood Purifier. Eczema Ointment,
Eczema Lotion and Royal Liniment, In use
SO years Regal Chemical Co.. 200 East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

sALEsMAN-ro INTRODUCE NEW
DRINK. WE NEED ONE HIGH.CLASs
SALESMAN WHO HAS ABILITY ALONG
THIS LINE: ONE EXPERIENCED AID
VERTISING MAN. WILLING TO TRAVEL
AND DEMONSTRATES: ONE BULK SALES
MAN REPLY BY LETTER. GIVING
AGE. EXPERIENCE. SALARY DESIRED
AND WHICH POSITION you CAN FILL.
THE c. F. sAUER CO. RICHMOND, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Machinery and Tools

DiSMSlANrLIIG: SHOPS. cutting boilers,
bridges and heavy machinery Into port,
able lengths Is quickest and cheapest done
~ ~ S S;ky-seetyiSsne cutting. The Richmond
satisfactory service any cutting Job,
large or small. Telephone Randolph 1925
estimate. W. b. Manning. Manager
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MERCHANDISE
Articles Tor sale.

Articles Tor sale. 81
AT SPECIAL PRICES
SECONDHAND SAFES
BARNES SAFE AND VAULT 20
lZlY EAST MAIN STREET
AWNINGS, AWNINGS-Piace your o,de,
now. Avoid the ruah. Phone Madison
2le2 Richmond Awning Co.. vs.. W. Sioas.
Lex: mAnAger Opposte TO Lyric.
BLANKETS. ETC,-Pure wool white erav
navy blankets. 81: U. 8. tents, cots. Leg
sinHh. shoes UNIFORMS. wagon covers tar
paulins- ETC.. for Boy Scouts and campers
ARMY and Navy supply Company. 42O .srooc
avenue, City. III North Seventeenth ST
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BY SUTTON & CO., INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers
Is North Ninth Street.
AUCTION SALE
Centrally Located
Brick Dwelling

sl GokTER OF At cT TRE ,SS9nRT g1,
STORY MODERN BRICK APART-
MENT BUILDING IN THE REAR or,
TIE ABOVE PROPERTY, DESIG-
Mated AS Nos. Is AND is SOtJTH
SECOND STREET.
AT the request of the owner who 10
nonresident and anxious to sell. we
snail oher for sale at public auction.
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, April. %. 1919
at o'clock p. NJ.
the property above described.
me dwelling has two stories and
basement and contains about 8 rooms
me apartment building in the rear
mas three separate. modern apartments
w With or rooms each. hot-wate1
neat, electric lights and the usual
renters "'e soou
rms property. being so centrally and
SonVeniently located in a good renting
section, should attract the attention. ~
persons wishing to make good real
sale. hho"h AT
SUTTON & CO.. INC.
Auctioneers.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents.
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
sALEsMAN
Wanted. a hish-class bulk flavor
Ing extract salesman. Experience
IN limo absolutely necessary and
with ability Of instructing other
statesmen. Must BIO willing to
travel. Reply by letter. giving ex-
perience. age. references and SAL
airy expected to the C. +. saucr Co..
Richmond. Va.
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
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HERE Is complete directory OF the want,
and Offers. correctly classified and care
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AUCTTONS-LECAL
Legal Notices

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF Va
sur rhs annual gu;a, meeting Of the Mutual AS.
the office Of the/ society Room aoI MIN "a d
HMnilding Richinond, Va, on Monday. Nav
~. l3l3. AT O'Clock l.. 81. O. Moffett
! King. Secretary. o''
IEL.kI.iiOiSr. YOUR Wunt Ad RandaI.L -
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Desirable
Building Lots

IN GINTER PARK TERRACE. ON
THE WESTERN SIDE OF MOSS
SIDE AVENUE.
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INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing. Dramatic. Al
DANCING-Tho only school that gu.ran.
.Scax s,u sHo asd.Ss tS5s.1s
LiEE SIOLk
Dogs. Cats. Pets. Al
b S,,;I : sale. one pure bred IoIslein
oSnf ol2 1s1 East Ear tsfGEy as sss
rfs e 81 Ends III n zM sss '0l North
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. Is
cAXGs A ES nlGs pS sai registered
Jersey boar plss. Choice Breeding. Geo.
Il hSl. va ta's america" Trust Company
IIohsE-Eer sale. / horse. weighs 100
pounds; 10 years OF age. .Guaranteed sound
West Broad Street, H. e0'' w
HoKSEs--Eresh supply of horses received
SisSnS &es f TsSIh sSi t5tss
at: and SfSasa s0SF iss
y: ".
NG Gda;S. 1 ,s. ~ horses tor s.ie single aud
ss:p,ee:aty crurs stables. 81 East Gary
M ad sss,y S sss.s.
S $i,5sy ssa
eI4 fi rssns se al.
WAGoNs-For hackneys. for wagons. tho
,. 6ss ,. made see d. c. sristow. Is &osIS
KieSaE1son EROS. sls srook ave Nvenus Poole"
Poultry and Supplies. 40
hens. 'n: i cyphers Incubator. III eng errs
SIS: also "a egg. IS. Randolph s4ls
DETHOL-
DErnoL IS SUDDEN. SURE
DEATH TO POULTRY LICE AID
THEIR EGGS. ON THE HENS OH
IN THE HESHousE AND NESTS.
HENS LAY MORE EGGS AND
CHICKENS rArTEH FASTER
AFTER DErnoL HAS BEEN
Used, DRUG STORES SELL
DETHoI.
EGG1white wyandolte and Barred ply
mouth koSk EGGS: Regal strain. Guar
hoas M.dsSS :7t-5. or 'G III per ch .si'aes
EGES-NhGde Island Reds. $3.50 per set
-, ,!hs. victor Poultry Yards. Randolph
,l shm f ssFf N las Ra' Sims
I i,ho, S'Rrle Comb Black Minorca eggs
tnone ,aiaiison osp-J. Dabney's Poultry
HATCHlNE EGGS-WhIte Leghdrn hatch
.Hs sYgs. 80 per 100: 81 per setting Of Is
cgss. T.. r. V; Poultry Farm. Stop Il, West
hampton car Inc. or phone boulevard 3yl
ftmlnA stliiCkEN cHoWDER fed with
lurina scratch Feed viii ae.cIop the pui-
lets into early layers and such puiIcts ma ke
the pest breeders FOR the next season Al
your EroccrH IN 3 pound packages and
iVo.pound sacks. or from Bra uer 4: hasten
s,plstrLOutors, le9s East Cary Street
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UkE,BANJOS-up-t o-date. toll you Pat
ronize the little store with the big tnuai-
ca stock Reduced prices bring business
THINK little. ACT whole heau Manly
H. Ramos. Il. =. Z. LOG North Seventh
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MERCHANDISE
Machinery and Tools.

Co. sos Brook Avenue KandoInh ioia
buy and sell pipe machinery. scrap iron
metals. rubber punts bought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

WELD broken castings for one third TN,
cost OF REPLACING them. Lot the Rich.
n"nd Welding and Cutting Co estimate on
that lob. Phone Randolph 3029 or cali at
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OLD FALSE TEETH-Highest prices paid
Tor old gold and silver. false teeth dIa-
monds, and watches. L c. Meyer Jeweiry
PIANO. furniture. household goods bought.
First. Madison 1857. -
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
40 ACRES

MORE OR LESS, KNOWN AS "wooD-
WILLIE" SITUATED IN POwHATAN
COUNTY, ABOUT ONE MILE VEST
OF POWHATAN COURTHOUSE.
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Musical Instruments.

.PIANoS-CoIoniai Plano Corn. 2os r,,,
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

H. r. RICHESON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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Seeds, Plants, FERTILIZERS

PEAS PEAS. PENS-Kush money o,d.,
tho diFf s, to :. 81; Field. Climax. n. C.. or
what 1918 crop cowpeas you desire 80 Inn ns
nrorCd .Whippoorwills. Tayiors. Claws
blacks. 1885 per bushcl: mixed ~. t.sJi'
fornia blackey.s. 81: Mammoth yeiioi, ,.,v,
beans. 80 We pay the freight
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SAFE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

PLATE ICE. best for all uses. odories,,
tastclcss and pure. Tyler & Ryan i0oi
West Cary. Madison 1919. Randolph 30I7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

FGRSlTuRE-Ws sell second hand furnI-
ture less than half price. Gil Las, Mar
shall. ' 'iS'
VACUUM CLEANERS for rent by the day
orders entered In rotation rccaiycd
iEiGetri. Shop. 100 North Eighth. Mad.
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Specials at the Stores.

BARGAINS OF all kinds await you al tS,pr.,
Chain store. 1912 East Main Street N
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Business Equipment. q

SltOES--Cut rate shoes Empire Shoe Co
L0t West Droa1 Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

MONEY 10 lend on country real estate:
800. $500. $500. George L. Crawford
& Co. sac East Main Street.
PARTY with $500 cash will loan up to that
amount household furniture or plano
at legal rate. payable $3.50 month. d
S53 care Times Dispatch
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-09-17
AMERICAN BAR FAVORs LEAGUE
OF NATIONS.

The Special Committee Of the Amer
lean Bar Association on a League Of
Nations prepared and presented a re-
port containing Ga pages Of printed
matter. The report judicially covers
every feature Of the Covenant, and
unqualifiedly fayors ratification. Two
members Of the committee did not
concur, but they presented no minor
ity report. The report was not re-
ceived in time to be finally acted upon
at the Bosom meeting. The following
is its concluding paragraph:
It Is particularly fitting that the
United States should support the pro-
posal for. this League. The League
is based upon our own experience in
federation Of states enjoying liberty
and peace. It has been our high des-
tiny to join with our Allies in pre-
venting the destruction Of liberty and
establishing it as the governing prin-
ciple in the life Of states. Upon en-
tering the war we expressed It as our
desire and purpose to secure not only
for ourselves but for all nations Of the
world an enduring peace based upon
those principles Of liberty and Of JUS
tice, which we enjoy. The League Is
organized for that purpose. Should
the United States refuse to enter the
League 1t would defeat It's organiza-
ton; should the United States join
it gives the best assurance Of It's sue
cess. y
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-09-17
So far as We have, observed tn

So tar as we have, observed the
Senators, who are doing their MALI
cious best to poison the minds Of
the people against the League, make
NO mention OF the fact that opportun-
ity to withdraw upon two years notice
Is AFFORDED by the Covenant. The
suppression Of this all important fact
has been so effective that many or
dinarily well informed people can
hardly believe that there u such q
provision III the league Covenant.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-09-17
ment to the public.

ment to the public.
Greeley was not lucky at the fair
last week -she had the goods. All
the real cattle prizes came our way.
Mrs. E. W. Netherlands Short
Horn Bull took championship and
Grand prize. young bull took cham
pion reserve. and she got second on
four heifers.
B. E. Fitzpatrick's exhibit took first
on mich strain.
Martin Fitzpatrick's bull took SCI
cond. Out Of six animals shown Mr..
Fitzpatrick got five ribbons.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-09-17
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT, OF Elk.
ECUTRK.

State Of Iowa, Delaware County, ss.-
& Notice is hereby given. That the
undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as Executor Of the es-
tate Of Nancy e. Graves, late Of Della
ware county, deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same
will present them. duly authenticated.
to the undersigned for allowance.
ELIZABETH GRAVES, Executrix.
Dated August 2lst. 1919. SIS
p B. STILES, Attorney for Estate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-09-17
COMMENTS 4 on SUCCESS or DEL.
AWARE COUNTY PAIR

The management 81 the Delaware
County Fair society and the members
OF the Manchester e mYercial Club,
who have worked hard u improve the.
fair grounds during the past few
years, feel -gFatified over the interest.
that is being manifested by citizens
from every corner Of the county; es-.
pecially the interest shown by the
breeders Of choice cattle and hogs.
The following extracts from some Of
the newspapers Of the county tell Of
the success that the 1919 fair proved
to be:
Hopkinton Leader: - All reports
agree that the Delaware County Fair
last week was the best exhibition ever
offered by the society, and that the
attendance broke the record. The
stock exhibit was a fine one and great
interest was manifested in the speci-
mems. Fairs of that kind are of un-
told benefit to the breeders Of the
county and serve to advance the live
stock interests. A good agricultural
fair is a. great advertisement.
Earlville Phoenix:-The great Del
aware County Fair and Livestock Ex-
position came to close last Friday
night after four big days Of unalloyed
pleasure for every man, woman and
child present The attendance this
year was even greater than was anti
cipated by even the most sanguine.
Earlville was, as usual, well repre-
scented and local people are loud in
their praise of the first-class enter
tainment offered.
i The live stock exhibit was a keen
surprise to many and was undoubtedly
the best ever shown in Delaware
county. Every department was rep
resented, and the fine animals on ex-
hibit attested the fact that each year
a rapidly increasing number Of breed
ers are becoming interested in the
raising Of pure-bred stock. The poul-
try and all other departments were
up to standard and not lacking in
their due proportion Of entries.
The four big ball games, the daily
harness races, the special attractions.
the band concerts, and big stock
parade kept the crowds in a happy
mood and there was not dull mo-
ment during the four days. Just as
advertised, it was something do
ing fair and credit to Delaware
county.
Greeley Home Pres:-From any
way you look at it the 1919 Delaware
County Fair was the best exhibition
of it's kind that was ever held In the
county. Record crowds were in evil
dence every day.
The live stock exhibition deserves
especial praise, no fair in the state
outside the state fair, had anything
to compare with it. Both quality and
quantity was there.
The Greeley Consolidated school
had an exhibit from the manual
training and domestic science depart
ments. The work was praised by |
everyone who saw it.
The management of the fair
association is to be congratulated on
the affair and also on having the as
of such an efficient secretary
rs e. w. Williams, who is the leader
when it comes to matters Of entertain
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1919-08-22
BISHOP JONES


Tuesday evening at Eaker Street
Church Bishop Joshua Jones delivered
very instructive and interesting. ad-
dress to an appreciative audience.
The keynote of his address was
achievement" BE an active Amer
ican,' said he. GO after success" ]"
Neyyr mind about the kinks in your
hair, but get the kinks out Of your
character and the color out Of your
deedl' go at it, not ambition, but
aspiration makes man successful 8
He paid glowing tribute 20 Amanda
Smith, the lamented evangelist.
Bithop c. $. Smith accompanied
Bishop Jones and made short talk.
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80 Mead St.

Mrs. ,. III. Rives, accompanied by
her nephew, Marvin Finney, left Mon
day for an extended trip through Vir-
ginia, visiting relatives and friends at
Richmond, Petersburg, Newport News,
Gordonsyille, and Davy, w. Va, re-
turning home the latter part of Sep
tember.
MRS. ANNA ROLLINS BARBER
Hair Dressing
Scalp Specialist
822A w. 5th st. Dayton, Ohio
Mrs. Emma v. Sherman and
mother, Mrs Haas, who have been
making their home at Jacksonville,
Fla, are spending two weeks in Day
ton, and are receiving hearty wei
come back home.
PORO HAIR SYSTEM
MRS. GEORGE TAYLOR
Graduate of Poro College
Scalp Treatment and Shampooing
Speciality
90 Weller st. Phone 1861
Miss Novella Hester, of Washing
ton, D. NJ, and Miss Katherine Black
burn, Of Ziegler street, left Tuesday
evening for Detroit, Mich, and Bob
Lo Island, Canada, where they will
visit Miss Hester's father until school
opens.
FOR RENT-One unfurnished and
two furnished rooms at SIC Home
stead Avenue. Also soft drinks, ice
cream, and watermelon for sale.
Phone, Main 6778.--Mrs Lille Lotion.
M. George Weaver Of Dunbar ave-
nue., is spending two weeks vacation
visiting his relatives and friends in
Asheyille, N. G.
Miss Genavie Williams il spending
q weeks vacation in Springfield,
Ohio, with friends.
Mrs Wilson, Of ST. Louis, Mr. and
Mrs. billiard Estell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charter A. Harrison were in Wilber-
froce Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Anderson.
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Mrs. Minnie Newsome has moved To-
her newly purchased home, 1o37
street.
FOR SALE-One lot on Randolph
street, $500; lot on Pontiac street,
$3.50; lot, corner Pontiac and Kirk
ham, $3.50. See Ne. r. Davis, 416
Kirkham street, any day except Mon
day
Miss Virginia Campbell, of Louis
vile, Ky, isvisiti ng her sister, Mrs.
Leona Taylor, Of 210 Norwood Ave.
PORO SYSTEMIC the Poro
System of Hair Dressing call at 266
Hawthorne street. Bell Main 7796.
MRS. .DILLARD ESTELL
Nicely furnished front room with
bath. Suitable for two gentlemen.
113 Horace Street, Main 9842.
The Misses Mary Belle Thomas,
Fay Stewart Hath, Mayme Lee
Shaw, Estella Turner and Ethyl
Stewart left Saturday, August 16, sor
Lexington, Ky, where they will be
the guests of Mrs. Lulu Fisher.
Mrs. Fisher will be the hostess and
chaperone 30 FOUR days camping
party for the young ladies. She will
also accompany them to Louisville,
KY, before their return 10 Dayton.
Serg. Thomas Foster called on Mrs.
katherine Stewart and Master Ken
ION Jackson Sunday morning.
w. III. JONES, CONTRACTOR
Repairing, Contracting and Building
All Work Guaranteed 100 Olive st.
Mrs. Tracy Jordan left Tuesday 70
join her mother and brother in Rich
mond, Va; after spending two weeks
there she will leave Tor New York,
where she will remain until the last of
September.
Practical nurse, well experienced
Mrs. Thompson, East 312.
The Misses Ethyl Stewart and Es-
tella Turner passed through The city
Friday, August is, cnroute 70 Lexing-
ton, KY, to attend the fair The
young ladies had just finished de-
lightful fortnight visiting Detroit,
Buffalo, and other lake points. While
in Detroit they we're he house quests
of Miss Vera Brown. Many social
functions we're given in their honor.
Two unfurnished rooms with bath,
I'll w. 18th street.
Mrs. James Childs, Of Cleveland. D
the guest of Mrs. Griffin Taylor, 214
Maple Street
HAIR DRESSING
Mrs. Nina Mitchell Harris
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GsARsa ~ oaas;ls.f
el,s

Entered as seeond-class matter
July 4, 1918, at the postoffice al
Dayton, Ohio, under the act Of March
>, 1879.
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Local Items


Mrs. Edward Harris and Miss Villa
Finley left last Saturday sor Atlantic
City, they will also visit Philadelphia
and New York before returning.
FURNISHED ROOMS For rent at
226 Warren Street. Mrs. Mamie
King.
Mr. Jesse Nimmons, of 600 S. West
ern avenue, accompanied by his son,
left Thursday, August 21, Tor Atlanta,
Ga, visiting his mother. He viii also
visit Newman, Tallapoosa, Griffin and
other cities. Sunday, August "a, he
will speak TO Wesley Chapel Sunday
School at Newman, where he was
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We are not responsible for the re.
turn or preservation of unsolicited
contributions.
All communications sent TO the
Office must have the signature of ths
writer, not necessarily for publication,
but as evidence Of good faith.
We are not responsible for the
views of our correspondents.
Communications intended for 2ubli-
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In the Office by WEDNESDAY,.
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superintendent for four years. He
viii return Labor Day.

Two unfurnished rooms for man
and wife at 51s Homestead avenue.
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Mrs. Minnie Newsome has moved to
her newly purchased home, 1897
Washington street.
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Mrs. James Childs, IF Cleveland, j
the guest of Mrs. Griffin Taylor, 214
Maple Street.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-14

nit Erofit 8%nlmluoIle, @etreibe,
Sabaf, &eis, Semitic uno Obit an.
bailen nnb @ieb5udt, Siibner5udt
ODER Molferei betreiben."
Sn Dem Seft merben beridieoene
Seile oes Staotes bcidriebcn. ge-
lonoerc &apitel banbeln iiber 9aum-
noble, Sabaf, 9atatcn, @emiiie5uft,
9ienen3rdt, Sbit- unb 9eeren5udt,
~@elpet" -9obnen. ngo,p Seas" Sofa
9pbnen, Molferei- unb @cfliigel5ldt,
Sdmeinc, Sicb nnb Sfafe. Scr
5radtperfcbr nod ben groBen 8ep0l.
ferungs5cntrcn bcs SItens ninlnt 60
Sthnoen IN Iniprud. SSm Sabre
1917 mics Silo-Gorolina ben boditen
@rntemert per Mfcr, (llngefGbr $63)
IN Den Sercinigtcn Staoten altf; i'm
1913 bctrltg Der @rntcipert Der
afcr ntebr ais $75. Die @ahstl,ms.
5eit I'M Staate bctrGgt $50 Gage inn
nn0 mcbr, ltnb es lit leidt, auf
2anbe speimal i'm Sabre
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-11-14
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN DE-
LINQUENT TAX SUITS.

In the Gasconade County Circuit
Court, October 81, 1919. The State of
Missouri, at the relation and to the
use of Lorenz Emo, Collector of the
Revenue Of Gasconade County, in the
State of Missouri, VS.. Jacob Harrison.
Action to Enforce Tax Lien.
Now, at this day comes the Plaintiff.
by counsel, before the undersigned,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Gascon-
ade County, Missouri, in vacation, and
files herein its petition and affidavit,
stating among other things that the
Defendant Jacob Harrison, is a non
resident Of the State of Missouri, and
cannot be summoned in this action. It
is therefore ordered by the Clerk
aforesaid, in vacation, that publication
be made notifying said Defendant
that an action has been commenced
against him by petition in the Circuit
Court of Gasconade County, in
the State of Missouri, the object and