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Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

Cold drink stand on West
 Washington, making good
 money; price s400.
 Grocery store to sell on West
 Washington street at a dis
 count
 Call in and get on a trade.
 I have lots of them of every
 kind.
 c. E. PAGE
 With Meade NJ. Bledsoe,
 136 North Central Avenue It FOR SALE-Furnishn and lease of desirable 33 rooms rooming house in desirable location See
 FRED A. DIBBLE
 WITH GRIFFIN ALONE
 11S N. First Ave. Phone 1893. dd l WILL SELL my stock of Sewing machines, repairs, organ, photograph, pictures, frames and glass at bar gain. Will consider real estate. NJ. Otis O'Brien. 629 East Washington. It BRICK MASON or carpenters tool house. Made of corrugated iron, has good wheels. All in good shape. Price s15.O0. 519 N. First street dd WANTED-s5O for 60 days. Se- curity and liberal bonus. Address S4-4 Republican. It MOSQUITOES gentle song. Mo squito Dope puts a soft pedal to it. Keeps them away all night. You get it at
 THE BEAR DRUG STORE It FOR SALE-s2,5OO cash will handle the best paying rooming house in Phoenix; filled all summer; 34 rooms. Owner of lease must leave at once; Price s3,500. Make it snappy. This is | a real buy. Address M-4, Republican 1 office. dd SOFT DRINK establishment and confectionery; high class place; doing immense business; only cash trade considered.
 B. H. DODT
 W. Adams. Phone 1246. db WHAT more than 1 apartments and 2 small houses; income $50 per always rented; s6,S00, terms.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co.
 142 W. ADAMS. 1t FREE ADVERTISERS RATE BOOK. ALL NEWSPAPERS. KEEN ADVERTISING AGENCY, 215 WINS TON, LOS ANGELES. It INVEST IN COLORADO. Few states have such splendid opportuni- ties for the investor in manufacturing, agriculture, stock raising, ordinary business or professional lines as has Colorado. The State Board of Immi- grafton has completed a survey of the state and is prepared to advise pros pective investors as to the cities and towns where real opportunities for profitable investments exist Free and prompt information on any phase of industry. This department is not an employment bureau and cannot give direct service in securing employment positions. Write the Colorado State Board of Inauguration, Capitol Bldg, Denver. Colo. It WANTED-To buy a small place that pays good interest on the invest ment; located north.
 STREET REALTY co. Phone 1041 ds FOR SALE-Paint and wall paper business; good location, small stock and cheap rent. Apply Lone Star Land and Cattle Co.,, Phone 4115, 27 North | Central. ds FOR SALE-The grocery stock in one of the largest and best located stores in Phoenix. This stock is all new and up to date; will sell stock at invoice and will lease or sell fixtures. We can show you that this store is making money. Reasons for selling is that We have other interests that needs our attention. Box 95L Republican l
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. 234 w Monroe St. dd
 THREE large rooms and screen. S51 W. Fourth Ave. dd
 HOUSEKEEPING rooms, one-half house, screen room, hardwood floors, good shade and lawn. Phone SPAS. db
 ONE light housekeeping room, $1O. Call 29S2. ds
 FURNISHED housekeeping rooms for rent Phone 3234, 1909 West Mon roe. ds
 FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 722 West Pierce.
 LIGHT housekeeping rooms; light and water furnished; good shade. S15 w. Washington. 7-dl
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Wanted-Real Estate

Want to buy land between Florence and Casa Grande for cash. Give de- scription and full particulars. George Kinne, Pomona. California. ds
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Wanted-Help, Male


 STRONG, active man, familiar with a Ford car aad willing to work. Apply Ford Stores, 220 E. Washington. If A BURROUGHS posting machine operator. Address with refernces, stat E,g salary expected P. O. box 1880. db AGENTS - Ideal Steak Tender is greatest money maker on the market. Makes tough steak as tender as Por- terhouse. Housek keepers buy on sight. Over 100000 in use. Samples free. Tyler Mfg. Co. Dept. B3, Muncie, Ind.
 It LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 Cactus Way. Phone 693
 Competent help sent to any place in the state on short notice. tf SECOND baker wanted. Phone or write. Sanitary Bakery, Winkleman, Ariz.. Box ?. tt Man wanted who is capable as a working foreman with a wife who will cook for men. See me at Brad mans Employment Office. 9::3O Monday morning.
 dh
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

FOR SALE-Dease on ten acres un- till March 31, 1920. Seven acres in good cotton, rest in pasture, garden and fruit Good four-room house with screen porch, lots of shade. With this goes one Holstein COW four years old
 one new disc cultivator, Is White Leg o horn bullets, ,12 White Leghorn hens. Household: One new Singer sewing machine, one 4-bmner oil stove with oven, one bed with spring; two cots, one mattress, two heating stoves with pipe, seven chairs, 15-gallon oil tank
 cooking vessels and many other small articles. 5000 cash, balance $50 November 1, 1919. See G. A. Todd
 one-half mile east of Roser's store, three miles south on Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED-Four- or five-room mod ern house, no children. Phone 1892 and ask for Henderson. ds
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

MOSQUITOES gentle song. Mo squito Dope puts 8 soft pedal to it. Keeps them away all night. You get it at
 THE BEAR DRUG STORE Ii
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

WANTED-To buy about 100 acres n the valley. If you will sell reason- able, give particulars, lowest price and
 he best terms. P O. box 615, Great Balls, Montana. Six
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

FOR RENT-22 acres fine alfalfa. Close to Phoenix. Good house and other improvements, with A high grade Holstein milch cows, for sale. Can handle the whole outfit for 5000. LONE STAR LAND Ss CATTLE co.
 Phone 4115-27 N. Central Ave. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

THREE large rooms and screen. S51 ". Fourth Ave dd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
Auto Time Table

UNION AUTO TRANSPORTATION
 COMPANY
 Hourly service between Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa, Two hour service between Mesa and Chandler.
 ' a. m. to Il D. m. Connections made with Gilbert and Goodyear cotton camps. 11S No. Center Phone I'll
 OVER APACHE TRAIL Union Auto Transportation Company
 CADILLAC "S" SERVICE Globe-Miami via Roosevelt Dam Leave Globe-Miami 80 a. m daily. Leave Phoenix 80 a. n. daily. Office 42 South Center Phone 14S5
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

STRONG, active man, familiar with a Ford car aad willing to work. Apply Ford Stores, 220 E. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20

WANTED-A job by good Ford me- chanic- Box 3-M Republican. dd
Arizona republican., 1919-07-20
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED rooms 341 West Ad- ans. dn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

wYTHEVILLE, June 14.-This has
been a gala day for Wythe County.
Tho county turned out $1,000 strong to
welcome Wythe County's soldiers home
today and to celebrate the second an
nual commencement of Wythe County's
public schools. Five hundred Wythe
County soldiers were welcomed here
and 100 seventh grade graduates of the
public schools were awarded certificates
OF graduation. Following a parade
participated in by the townspeople
generally. the procession ended at the
courthouse at 1880. when the address
OF welcome was made by DR.. John T.
Graham. Following this came me-
mortal service. held for twenty seven
Wytho County soldiers who lost their
lives during the world war. This SER
vice was held by tho ministers OF the
county. Lunch was served free by the
Red Cross on the cafeteria plan to all
soldiers, sailors. marines, veterans and
their women friends. In the afternoon
was held wythe County's second an
nua( commencement CT her public
schools. These exercises were opened
by prayer by Rev. J. W. RAIDER. Music
was furnished also by the Norfolk and
Western band. After music, Division
j. ~ c. Hurt explained
the features OF the county commence
1ment and the nature OF the graduation
exercises
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'b.P.'O {. 1T LYNCHDURC
TAKES IN 400 MEMBERS
Bsuce A. Campbell, Grand Exalted
Ruler, Attends Flag Day
a6 Exercises.
wYrHE SOLDIERS WELCOMED
Parade and Reception Features
s. Homecoming of Troopers-Body
y OF Young Man Drowned on Sea-
shore LIS Recovered. &.
INpecial 10 The Times.Dispatch. ]


Especial to The Times-Dispatch]
LFECHBURG, Juno 1.-THE Lynch
burg lodge Of Elks today and tonight
combined It's Flag Day celebration with
the largest Initiation ever put on by
an Elks' lodge in the town the size of
Lynchburg. for class Of 400 was
initiated tonight Bruce A. Campbell.
St Louis. ILL.,. grand exalted ruler of
the order. was the guest of the lodge
during the day. and made an address
at the. Flag Day exercises this after
noon. This evening he spoke at the
dedication Of new steel flag pole at
this E1ks' club. at which time new
American flag was unfurled. At night
Mf. Campbell was present at the
Initiation, and during the evening he
WAS the recipient OF a testimonial from
this local lodge, handsome bronze
desk Set. In the class tonight were
sixteen fathers with their sons, several
pf them having two sons. The class
Ewes tho lodge 1000 members. with
nearly fifty elected applicants yet 10
be initiated. Governor Davis. who had
previously accepted an invitation 70 be
present, wrote that an engagement
with tho board Of visitors of the Nir
Etnia Military Institute necessitated his
pbhence.
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Attendance Ia Larre.

LYNCHBUItG, Juno 14.--The second
congress OF the Disciples OF Christ.
which is In session at Virginia Chris
tlan College, was In full swing today.
than last year. Tho iayman and the
church was the subject of discussion
this morning. and this afternoon was
given over to recreation. Tonight the
college rendered an informal reception
to tho visitors. The principal speak
ers tomorrow will be DIR. ii. .. Pritch-
ard, indianapolis, and John Stewart
Bryan, OF Richmond.
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Tycnty-T,vo Crndro,

-, MANCHESTER. June 14.-Dr. p. p.
Clayton. United States Commissioned
OF Education, made the principal ad-
The John Kerr Public Schools here
last night. While here he was shown
over the grounds of the new Handley
OF about 100000 from funds made
3ivaiiable by the will of the late Judge
John handley. OF scranton, Pa. Diplo-
nigh school students who have com
pieted the full academic course. and
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Concern, Ar. M.rr.s

L1NCHBtRG. June 1.-THE abat-
,oi1 operated here several years by
NJ. r.. Scott has been merged with the
j. j. McPherson Packing and Ice Cor
poration The merger became effective
TO-DAY. ana the new concern has ac-
CURED property adjoining the present
plant. which gives II nine acres for
development. The merged corporations
last year did business in excess of
100000. and this will be increased
by the enhancement OF tho local plant.
j. j. Mcpherson. OF Norfolk. is presi-
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Pny mig Iucomc T,nx

WINCHESTER. Juno 14-Residcnts
or FREDERICK and Clarke Counties. it
was learned today have paid at least
100000 in income taxes into the Fed
eral treasury this year, representing
the tax on incomes during 1918. The
amount is said to be the largest paid
ny any two purely agricultural coun-
ties In the State. Bank reports show
deposits subject to check Of more than
S2o.0Oo.000 in the banks in the lower
shenandoah Valley, whereas twenty
years ago there was only about $4,000
600 on deposit
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Will Enlarge College.

LfNCHBURG. Juno 14.-Announce-
mcnt has been made that Virginia
christian College, which is located
mere oo this year will seek fund of
building and 100000 for additional
endowment. The board OF trustees
meet here in annual session next Mon
mendations OF President HundIey. The
college, has just closed good year,
and the prospects for a larger student
body for next session are bright The
faculty has been enlarged.
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Train Victim, Buried.

LYNCHBURG. June 14.-The bodies
or Frank w. Walker, fireman. and
Frank Halligan, who were drowned
Thursday. when their engines on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, near
here. went into the river by derail-
ment caused by slide. were taken
today TO their homes at Clifton Forge
FOR burial. The bodies were accom-
panied by committees Of trainmcn. Tho
men were drowned, their bodies being
recovered after freshct had passed
in the James River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-15

boat near the mouth OF the James
River at Newport News. Va. where he
was employed by tho shipbuildinE
company. has been found, according 10
message received last night by his
parents. Nj. and Mrs. j. T.. Garner. of
this county. He and two companions
occupied the boat. which capsized dur
ing storm, which arose suddenly
which broke while the men were being
hauled IN. Another was thrown out
and two men saved, but Carper was
unable TO catch II, and sank Sur
wing are young widow. formerly
MISS May Capper: TWO children. his
parents and one brother.
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Helps Capture Grnftcr..

FREDER!CKSBURG. June l4-Lieu-
tenant Il. I. Reamy.. of Fredericks-
cent attempt by Il syndicate. of which
captain in, the United States Army
fraud the government out OF some
100000 by the sale OF government
property Lieutenant Rcamy had this
property in charge. An attempt was
made to bribe him and he reported the
TACT TO Washington. lie was ordered
10 toli the parties on so that the gov
ernment could get sufficient evidence,
whlch he did: and the parties have ali
Seen arrested. Lieutenant Reamy has
been officially thanked for his zeal in
protecting the interests OF the govern
nent which he represents.
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Hood I. Trnn.fu.cd.

W1NOEIESTER, June ia quart
OF her husbands blood and saline in
jections saved the life In Memorial
Hospital here of Mrs. e. l.. Keister
w!fo OF the publisher OF the Stras-
burg. Va. News. day two ago.
She suffered relapse, following an
operation for appendicitis. and Mr..
Kcistcr submitted to an operation for
blood TRANSMISSION. which doctors de-
clare saved his wifc's life.
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Cutting Wheat Crops.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. June 14.-W
s. Embrcy. Inc. of this city. COM
mcnccd Thursday cutting their whea;
crops OF Mill Garden" farm, in
Spotsylvnnia, SIX miles from this city.
There Is magnificent crop of straw
and Il Is said the meshcs are we'll
filled. This Is the first crop to be cut
IN this section. though harvesting Will
begin generally soon.
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New Company Formed.

LfNCHBCRG. June 14-rhe Cow
matte Corporation has been formed
manufacture an invention OF j. NJ. b,
Lewis. of this city. which is an auto
matte drinkinE fount for dairy barns.
as well as dairy spccialtics. The Of
ncers are: +. W. McWanc, president.
I; NJ; Is Lewis. vice presdent: S. G.
narriss, secretary treasurer an a
Walker Pettyiohn y. II. W,nfroe
6. NJ. GuEEenheimer j. j. Morrison
+: Il. Knight. T.. w. McWane and
mas secured a factory site with O.ooO
square feet of floor space available.
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Interest In UIrb,r,x,

III NCfBI Kti. Juno lI|Consider-
able interest is being shown in the
territory concerned over the selection
or that portion OF the route OF the
i.NnchburG Alton highway through
Nelson County between Atwood and
EovinEston The routes We're inspected
lhis week and II is expected that the
state Highway Commission will
shortly make mail decision. No con-
tests have developed Yet over the
routes. The road 10 be bull: by State
.unds, VIII give this section modern
roads TO connect with the VALLEY Turn
the Cumberland Valley. -
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Ing the present fiscal year will have
to pay Into tho Danville treasury
taxes on It's tobacco held In Danville.
tended by the company. Assessed in
Richmond and in Danville. the COM
sessment. claiming that as the com
pany's headquarters were In Rich
mond the taxes should be paid there.
The decision means that stock OF the
company held In Danville must be
levied on and paid here. The second
Claim for unpaid taxes being upheld
by tho court.
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DANFILLE. June li.-Erce tuber-
culoSiS clinics have been started here
by the Health Department, these being
held every Friday night, where eNami-
nations are made by members Of the
medical staff at Hilltop Sanatorium.
Next week the pasteurizcd milk station,
where mothers may get certified modi-
fled milk at cost, Will be opened and
the dental clinics for school children
will also be opened next Monday.
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Stock Lake with Ra.

rNE1Dt1 MO NSBJ rig, June ia
large quantity Of big-mouthed bass
nave by request been sent here by
the government TO be PLACID in Harms
Pond lin Caroline. near Port Royal. The
hshing, privileges of this pond have
oeen Tor several years leased by n
number OF Fredericksburgers, who en-
icy the eport at intervals throughout
each season. The stocking OF this pond
Win bass Will result IN making the
fshlnE very interesting later on. Kr
the fail OF next year these fish will
probably weigh from one and a half H.
two pounds each.
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WASHINGTON GOVERNOR DIES
Ernest Lister, Twice Elected to Chief
Office In His Stntc, Succumbs
to II1ness.
rBv Associated Pre.,1

SEATTLE. WASH. June l4.-Ernest
Lister. Governor OF Washington, died
here today. He had been Ill for several
n onths.
Governor Lister was serving HIS sec
ond term when he was taken Ill. He
rose from a post as a Tacoma iron
moder to the governorship.
He was born at Halifax. England.
June Is. 1870. and Is survived by his
widow and two children
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buy. $4,000 In Bonds.

BRISTOL, juno l4.-The Mitchcll-
Powers hardware Company. OF this
city. was the successful bidder for
the $4,000 bonds offered by Sullivan
County. Tenn, for sale. Other bidders
were the Dominion National Bank.
this city. and Caldwell G. Co. OF Nash
willie, Tenn. These bonds were sold
at par with per cent interest.
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Receive. Several Calls.

WINCHESTER, June 1.-THE Rev.
John w. Qutnton. who was acting
rector Of Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church during the absence Of the Rev
Dr.. w. d. Smith as chaplain OF the
United States Army in France, has
received number OF calls from
churches IN various sections OF tho
country. several OF them from large
cities, and has them under considera-
ton. The Rev. Mr.. Quinton. was
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SIXTEEN ARE ACQUITTED
Swiss Court Hears Charges Against
TWcnty-Four Anarchists und
AEltaIors.
Thy Associated Presp.l

ZURICH. June 1.-THE court which
has been hearing tho trial OF anar-
chists and aEltators who had their
headquarters in Switzerland. announced
today that sixteen out Of the twenty
-FOUR defendants were acquitted. Tho
others were sentenced to prison terms.
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Lynchburr auiet on Fourth.

DfNLHBJRG, June l1.-Lynchburg
will probably be without public
Fourth OF July celebration this year.
although such a program was planned
for the T. NJ. c. A. island playground.
whore thousands could be accom-
modated. The City Council was asked
Yor. funds to pay for the celebration.
but when the resolution reached tho
Common Council its legality was cues-
toned, and the resolution went to the
city attorney for his opinion. Several
months ago. an appropriation for the
municipal band to pay the salary of
the Instructor was thrown out OF the
budget by the same procedure. and II
10 thought the celebration appropria
ton will meet the Same fate. Pro-
vinion has been made for no other cclc-
brRtion.
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State Weddings
andEngagements
Invitations and Announce
ments Numerous IN
Virginia.

FREDERICKSBURG June 14-Dr.
ton. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Nancy Cunningham
Oliver TO Merritt W. Foster son OF DR..
burg; formerly Of Mathews County.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall. Miss oliver is graduate
Of the Fredericksburg state Normal
school, and has many friends here.
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FREDERICKSBURG. June 1i-Mr
and Mrs. Charles Henry Crew, Of Rich
mond. announce tho engagement and
approaching marriage OF their daughter
MISS Harriet l.arus Crew, to William
PoFtcr Sommers, son of Mr. and Mrs
Edgar L. Sommers. of Somerset, Or
anSe county The marriage will take
place the latter part OF June
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DANN1LLE. June 14-Announcement
has been made here OF the engagement
OF MISS Nora Burks Payne niece Of
captain and Mrs. John Neon Payne to
william Ragland Hill. of this city, the
Wedding to take place in New York
City on June IS. The bride is a dauch-
Ter or the late Captain Alexa nde :
Spottswood Payne. OF LynchburE, but
she has lived here several wears
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WINCHESTER, June l4-Miss Beth
OFerraI Whitacre. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Clark Whitacre, was
married TO Paul Augustus Robertson
OF Blackstone. Va. on the evening Of
June II, in the Southern Methodist
Church at Whitacre, Va. by The Rev,
J. p Hamaker. Of StrasburS. Va The
bridegroom returned recently from
France, where he served with the One
Hundred and Sixteenth INFANTRY.
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BRISTOL, June 14-Miss Annie
Conner. Of this city. and Mr.. Edgar
Bewlcy, OF Morristown, Tenn, were
married here yesterday. Rev T. p
Martin. of Abingdon, performed the
ceremony. They left on their bridal
trip 20 Richmond, New York and other
points OF interest
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WINCHESTER. June

WINCHESTER. June 14.-William
Polk Miller, formerly OF Edinburg.
Va. but more recently engaged in the
banking business at Storm Lake, Iowa,
and Mrs. Ella Conrad Harnsbergcr
were married June II at the home of
the brides father. William Burwcll
Conrad. Summit Point, w. ", by the
Rev. w. NJ. Compton, of the Southern
Methodist Church
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dent Of tho company. and NJ. r. Scott
continues with tho company as vice.
president and director.
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Sells $20,OOO.O00 of Surplus Goods.
WASHINGTON, Juno l4.-Sales by
Tho War Department OF surplus ma
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formerly engaged In mountain mis-
Virginia.
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Nty Fronts by Dcct,ion

n- DfASN II r. June ll!;,-..Danville
SUIT OF the Virginia Court OF Appeals
SSs DC on the tobacco cases which
The American Tobacco Companv dmr.
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Find Body of Younk Man.

WINCHESTER, Juno 1.-THE body
or j. Ford Carper, aged about thirty
years. who was drowned last Saturday
afternoon while fishing from small
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White Bedford Cord, all wool; correct Ncicb, ,o
skirts. This comes in beautiful weave n
and finish; foil IS inches wide Per yard 94.OU
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!M q Ms q u III MnEnMMHmM "a