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Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03

entlfe body seemed more than any human being could stand. Nv hands and arms and lower limbs were put ln ! splints to stop them from twisting into knots. Every ligament seemed ready to snap. l can't understand how l endured such agony.
 Several physicians agreed that 1 had in- ftammatory rheuma- tism. but their medi-
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03
Even Month Calendar Would Prevent Date Mixing

CONGRESS substitute Minneapolis
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03

Glad of Their Escape. He-What made the bridesmaids look so happy?" She-'Theg had each refused the bridegroom Y
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03
Two Million United States School Garden Army

EBATE house the
  department has enlisted the Limited
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03

weeks per month, there VIII De days enough pushed over from the present reckoning for another month of 28 days, which it is proposed to call Lib erty and to insert between February and March. There will also be day day every four years, as in leap year.
 The new plan will take care of the regular additional day by placing it between December 2S and January 1, unattached to any week or month, and calling if New Years day. Similar
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03

ment. Mrs. Thomas G. Winter, second vice presidentc has been appointed di- rector of the Americanization work. The federation will use "neighborhood Americanization' methods. A joint publication. comprehending the sug- gestions of all the II departments, will soon be put in the hands of club women. The suggestions for work which will be elaborated involve:
 AmericaniZation institutes for practical work, getting together club women teachers and members of other
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03

of the respiratory system, stomach or other organ or part Of the body. a half century Is & startling one. Thousands have discovered and tes- tify to it's marvellous merit. Peruna is sold everywhere. May be pur- chased in either liquid or tablet form. Your dealer has it. Ask for pr. Hartman's we1l-known Peruna Tonic. Do not accept a substitute or something just as good" Insist upon Peruna.
 If you are sick and suffering from any cause whatever, write The Pe- runa Company, Dept. 76, Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. Hartman's Health Book. The book Is free and may help you. Ask your dealer for a Peruna Almanac.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03

cine didn't give me any relief. My Ioiks wanted to take me to hospital, but l would not let them The doctors sald that nothing could be done for me. had been an invalid now for two years, before finally decided to resort boxes and they surely did prove their wonderful merit. It is year since. ana l have enjoyed the best health of all my life. l weigh nearly TO pounds and am like different person in every respect 1 shall always praise Doan's Kidney PiIlS.''
 Saoor3e to before me.
 HAROLD Y. PETERSON,
 Notary Public.
 Get Deans at Any Store, soc a Box |DOAN'S KIDNEx FoSTER-MliBURN CO. BUFFALO. NY.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03


 The story of Mrs. Hattie Hamil- ton, S17 Myrtle Avenue, Latonla. Kentucky. is typical. She says: T have never in all my life, until re- gently, weighed over 102 pounds. Finally, began to take Peruna. My weight now is 120. While I didn't really need it, have started on the third bottle. Peruna has certainly. done me a great deal of good and I recommend it to my friends. Several are taking it."
 It is surprising the amount of de- pendence placed by women every where uporS Dr. Hartman's World Famous Peruna. For forty-five years it has been a household rem all catarrhal inflammation whether
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03
HEARD Danai T,
 at he CApE[&
Club Women Plan "Neighborhood Amt ;eanization"

AsHINGToNThe General Federation Womens Clubs with bep ed by John Dickinson sherman chairman the conservation depa
Cleveland County herald., 1919-07-03

heah that responsible for the Kentucky get we'll Possessed attracveness uhnr hers is he
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-16
MAJOR BROTHERS SPECIALS
FARMS

S4 10 miles chekasha; cultivation;
pasure alfalfa bottom
fenced chicken mile school,
Price
$50 miles south the Bali well mprove
barns and oubudng wes tanks windmis lao cul
vationi all level upland Price $40
IL miles o
nabe;
improvements a little
per
plenty
CITY PROPERTY
Modern Groom house 75 home South Sixth orr
he pavement
garage;
southwest
street, front;
outbuidngs Price $21OO
only
$4,000
Eighth
the
FARM LOANS
Fire Tornado Insurance.
first class security
MAJOR BhUTHHGRS
III First National Bank Bldg Telephone $50
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-16
We carry complete stock OF
PLUMBING FIXTURES
and repairs. Water, sewer and
steam pipes. Prompt attention Civ
en- to repair work.
Roy English
PHONE 241
SI5 ColorSdo Ave.
CHICKAsHA. OKLA
chamberlain's Cough Remedy

This remedy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group and whoop
ing cough. From small beginning
its sale and use has extended to all
parts of the United States and to
Is enough to convince one that it is
many foreign countries. This alone
medicine or more than ordinary
merit Give it trial AMI you win
find this to be the case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-16
Jonas Cook
REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE

5 room dwelling and barn, price
$1250.O0.
Eightroom, modern dwelling, close
in on Minnesota ave, corner lot;
price $4,000
Seven-room, modern dwelling, barn,
chicken house; lot 1OOx165; West
Hill. Price for quick sale, $3.50.
Loan $1,000
Nine-room and basement, barn and
chicken house; corner lot on South
Fifth street Price $500; loan Of
$1,SOO.
room modern house with sleep
ing porch, close in on South 7th St,
east front, price $S5OO.
A. b. Thompson
Phone SO
Insurance and Loans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-16
BUY A HOME

Don't pay rent all your young
days, when in your old age be
homeless.
A nice little home for sale.
20 acres Washitq bottom.
10 acres pasture.
Balance good upland.
Good 4-room frame house,
worth 81, 200 alone.
Good well; good outbuildings.
Well fenced, near good school /;
6 - miles from Chickasha; good
roads to town. Price $500; one
crop will pay for place.
S. l.. sIEG,
Cenont OI,Io
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-16
Realistic he

Small go acre farm, nicely located
can sell for $1,000. $1,000 casn pay
ment
! 70 acre farm, small improvements
can sell for $s5OO. $1,000 cash pay
ment
A splendid 24O acre farm, nice i'm
provements, half in cultivation and
half grass All grass land tillable
Price $14,5O0.
Splendid bottom farm, $50 acres,
seven miles Of Chickasha. Price Sl15
per acre.
18O acre farm, SO acres in cutiva
ticr, nice improvements, eight miles
IF Chickasha, $500 per acre, reason.
able terms.
220 acres Of creek bottom farm, five
ans one-half miles of a good town,
fairly well improved, ITO acres OF
good bottom land. Price $55 per acre.
$50 acre upland farm tSa miles Of
! good town, raig Improvements, good
t.9ms. Price S35 per acre
CITY PROPERTY
Splendid, modern five room house,
rs #. lot Price $500, on reasonable
terms.
8 room house, close in, modern in
every respect, good terms. Price
$4,000. =
Nice 4 room house, 100 IT, lot on
north side of town for 5000.
Remember we have the best Farm
Loan proposition in the county.
P. c.. Stacy & Son
2OE Tye Building.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-16
PILES

Successfully Treated Without Surgical
Operation.
No knife; no caustic; no bleeding; no
sloughing; no injurious effect what
ever. Does not detain moment
from business or pleasure.
DR.. Gerard Of Ninnekah has the
exclusive right to the celebrated
Pennington treatment in Southern
Oklahoma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24

meeting Of tho convocation which be-
Kan Monday and VIII close tomorrow
uiGht
There are three Convocations in tho
dinces" OF southern NiCrina--,hc Nor
folk. the Southwest and the Central
The conversations are voluntary or
canizationS and their special object is
to further the miss .Onary work OF the
church in thcir respective territory,
THO OF the Episcopal taurchcs OF
Richmond are i'm the dicccs" OF south
crh Virginia since they are ON the
south side Of the James River. They
are Meade Memorial. N South Rich-
mond. of which Key. Thomas SemmeS
is rector. and the Church of the Good
shepherd in Forest llili ~ which Rev.
Arthur +. Gray is rector.
The territory OF the Central con.
vocation Of the diocese OF southern
NirEinia. the fall meeting OF which
is now in session includes Episcopal
churches in The counties of Amelia.
AppomattoN. brunswick, iiuCking CHAM
charlotte. choSterGeid Cumberland.
binw. ddjc. C;rccnsNi!lc. Halifax. Luncn-
burg. Mccklcnburs. Nottoway, Pitts
NlVania. poWh;,tHn. Prince Edward,
Prince George, Sulry ana sussex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
PUP WHICH BIT CHILDREN
DECLARED TO HAVE RABIES
Ran Wild in Vicinity of Addison street
and stuart Avenue Biting
Several.

ID was determined Yesterday morn
iu- q; the Medical College Of Virginia
thS Vicinity OF NAdison Street and
stuart Avenue. on Tuesday night. bit
uc several children on the rampage
was suffering from rabies.
The dog belonged TO +. II McnZcl.
g2l6 Stuart Avenue. and was killed
by police. after it had bitten Arthur
'FRONT.'. seven Years old. OF 1923 stuart
Avenue. and four other children. one
of them being the little son OF y. T..
proth. ioi North addison street. .tc-
,ordin- 20 Dr. 4. w. Miller. one of
the officials conducting the eNamina-
tion. preparations were made for the
immediate treatment OF those who were
bitten.
Several other dogs are known 20
have been bitten by the mad animal.
and Il rigid Investigation is being
made TO find he canine victims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
fHARTERS ISSUED.


v. Sh"nMnndoah ii3tcl G"rrorati"n. Roanoke.
Us. w: Gr"H"rI president: -. " boswell;
II. + Hall. al OF Roanoke. Va. General
hs,a.r bro IA C"rporn,ion. Norf"lk Va: Maxi
SShirr, president; J. "; Ii"urh. secretary:
w. Nrmistcad. all nf Norfolk. Va General
real estate. contracting and decorating bust
Ayers Peanut Machinery CORPORATION Pc
trrsburr Va. MaNimum. Sl0n.ooo: mini
mum. sso.ooO. George ~. Harrison pr"si-
dent: William ~. Harrison. secretary: VI il
.tam a Worth. X. r. Mattcs"n !. X. Ayes
Ir.. and i NJ Townsend. all OF Petersburg
Va To deal in machinery used ia planting
Cultivatinr ana harvesting AGRICULTURAL
products.
Amendment I" charter Of Almond Realty
Company. Incorporated. l.vuChburE Va. w.
j Almond. president and Frank ~. Almond
secretary. Increasing its capital stock from
S25.o0O To $4,000
Amendment TO charter "f Glenn, Minnich
nl"thinc Company INCORPORATED. Roanoke"
v? G ~ M'nnch. president. and II. y.
Glenn secretary. Increasing it's capital stock
from SlI000 20 100000
Supplemental certificate issued to charter
Of Keen Lumber and Suppiy c"mpanv. In
Corporat"d Sun"lk Va w :. ii"nnuu
II H. Holland ard ! IL Keen" CHANGING
it's name :" Keen" Lumber and supply Com
uauy, lnCorporat"d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
Real Estate and Court News
cm>>cERY BARGAINS ANp SALES.

ais % 4ds srs ana TrF FRI Tt e,
strss"ts: ais, MI e., inches Mrr.su,,
%F S ! S!f,., Gs also Is fec; nShss BY
- feet !. tnchcs Hrr"rularl west line -Four
S sgn5n s Nnsns, lSf " Taa So q tTT"'"
,cber '. Hrm int sG IS, Clock ,a to
Meiis Addtti"n %'NiNo Zee, on on nor, n9r,h line
y 81 rslff;sr ana ni"nchG W Gwifs!.
jj%% f@c! n%r'H Of WtekN"m Street August !,
Grca,,;rr nichnGGnd Really, Co Ine;; to
H % ?T%'9 sS ~ 10y south i'm" GSs
Ay.n" Yry so, l.l' nj Tax on s
,a i@ssuh L. I'hiIiins ~. ALA u; Z, /,
ia foot ii inches south line cary Street lsi
&C., ~ inchcs yns, q n%wierd SIRE. Stree
Esa"IG Frlpc!Gng snh EG Y ,ws 70
r&' sIa! Il V l'h2 .lsn"S and n~,,v ,rn
don Sw!tyl 10 4: = ,rn"Hns"M 10, To- boc>
Hammond street. September Ii 1919:
lsIry r M9ers and Ka .sS$ McTheil yifs2
:" '"S'i sh, fct incGo ~
lar, south line . stree! ~ re-, II inches
VIII ray s4@o slS S''sS' sS''e'"OS' /.
E OF Wsi9ei", r" i w. Mn
| S,rSaI; is frSt ! !nch by - iecl south
7 line Main Street l@7 i"ot II inches west Of
Plum Street, $"ui"inh"r g. 1919: s22jo
Elznh"th EVERETT, Lee and W duncan
I."r 'hushnnd> TO Jonathan BRYAN lot 5
. hi"cE Gint"r Park "uN2&O. / feet tirr"cu-
/ OF Nation Avenue. September IL. 1919 Tax.
81. $40
Miss Jessie II Pcndlcton to T. II Brooks
/ lot ?h boulevard R"sidcnC" rark 25Xl35
feet 10 inches vest line colonial Avcnu" -
feet north OF beverly street. September II.
1919. Tax S.l0: SO.
Ruben Noscnbcrg ana Rcla twifcl to Re
n"ccn Wolf No SOL North Fourth street.
. 'NN"4 feet inches AT northeast corner
Fourth and Jackson Streets. Lien. S2.Sei.
S-ut"uh"r - 1919; $4,000.
John IT. rirnor and claudia - ,wlfc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
-HzHa=a==
CuNNCEKN TRUSTS.

s:s "s r.sS Wf + T:g S%
S"PP!SmSs Son n i'lY :sS; ma.nx n.
feet .ns, line Ninth Street l32 feel north
f" S'dSs SS'IsMSFI sis ssiso
i ir.; NJ cog north Smith S'rSS, 3ix'5
y:+ 1Ss ruy Ssn' & S%ya II? h<lnis
z fee, Inches by S. ~ north linz r,iSy,i
Hys"%$ ssn !SI' "Y iSe vs." sss,5sl N''"
Arthur r GhHr and ra1se W sohi =S'S to
west line North Avenue ios feet north OF
"iEAH* SI[S ANY AaSG Frank 'i' MI"
Arthur r. Chairman. ,rus;s". Soxi2o fc"s.
wickham :;tTrc | August T T. /. 1919: 5000 S VI
E!snS A'f~ "pa %"r"S" iM'f"! IT, A.
second $!rsSt, @oxl@i iysi wss, i'm. rhirty-
SS"t"nSr FeHt lila fN sa5c s'"'" OF street
iinnsiqPp r ,G.hrisiian and n:ne p. ,wfc.
per IS. .nh MHi|'rr; Streets SoH'SmSar
5Gssph %H'Gy to 1"hY cokS r
i fse. "Shss ""s' q Rowland mist Sryst sly sSp
II. j., Thompson 10 stuar, nowc. trustee
west linz chnmiG"ravnS Avenue i@o feet
north Of Hammond Street, September -.
J"sGrh N9rssfs t" Frank $. nichssss""n and
tirr"Eular) south lin" {, Street - feet Ii
inches west of Twenty ninth Street. Sep
iruh"r ~. 1919. Sl.5g0.
Henry g Wallcrstcin ana Clara = (wifcl
to II. 7. RiCh"snn. trustee. No. 2l7 North
boulevard. 3oNlI0 east lin" boulevard IaO
feet south OF Hanover Avenue. August n
i!l? $S.4o0
4. l.. Gentry t" Julian W. Tyler ana T. I.
Word trustees i9xl:c feet north lin" Tay-
Tor street. 100 feet east ~ Carrulton Street
September -. Inl? Sl.ioO
II BROOKS l." W. T. R"dd trustee
25Ai.5 feet 10 inches west lin" Colonial
Avenue i'5 feet north OF Rcvcrlv street
Helen NJ Golden to a. j. Chewing ard
+ VI. HoXicy, trustees. No. 2cuI peasants
Street. STNio0 feet south lin" Peasants
Street lis feet east Of Mosby Street sep
tcmher =. i"i?. s,5i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
POLICE ASKED TO LOCATE
GIRL WHO DISAPPEARED
Miss Bculah Lewis Ucpnrtcd Ia Have
Eioprd With Young Wan From
Norfolk.

& Police We're asked Yesterday to
ylocatc Miss Bculah Lewis. reported to
have clipped with young man en-
ployed IN cigar store in Norfolk.
The young woman lett her home on
Floyd Avenue sunday evening about
- O'Clock, soon after announcing hcr
Intentions OF becoming married. Little
attention WAS paid To this however
II being only one III many Similar an
nounccmcniS
However IN" parents were given
some cause Cor worry when the coUpl.
telcphoned about II o'clock and IL
way to Norfolk, but a later investiga-
ton proved that they hud tcIephon.d
from Petersburg. Police OF mat cItv
were accordingly uotincd. as wcr. th,.
norfolk authorities, IN order to pre-
Vent the marriage. Investigation there.
disclosed tn" fact that the young man
aid not show mp for WORK on ycstrr-
day, and az 70" was to hAv. boon
transferred to Ncw York on WaGn.s
DAY II = thought that tn, tWO elupcrs
may be heading fox mat CITY
Miss Lewis Is orf:!uaE%t frolu ,;aor.
g!a and came - 49, ST., win nn,
parents in November ~ last wear
since Wh.eh Vim" si" has been ac-
qua in;ed with her nauc. -. was
rinp!oErd Is telegraph operator for
lnt western mon T"l@@raph Com
puny. ana IS said 20 b- AN 4r:-.c,. ~
w ShiHg about ITO rour I- and r.e--
ins dFrk-b!u. sri.t Hhcu -ua lac
The pa-"iifs stated their r.f-r. r,-..
To- the UaTr.a-" % b" on la- zrs.r1
mat tne Two young p"op." a.t" tbo
!oung.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24

IL Helen w Golden No 2OO7 Peasants
3INlOp feet south line peasants Street ii3
tcct east Of M"Shy Street September =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
AUTONOMOUS
Automobiles ror sale.

ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY.
1873 West RrUau. Phone boulevard 2s2s
commonwealth Touring Cars and Oneida
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles tor Sale.

MANwELI.-NEw 1920 MAXWELL ROAD
STER FOR SALE TO QUICK BUYER.
TERMINAL MOTOR co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
MORE BUILDING IS URGED
| by SPEAKER AT DANV|LLE
League Hears Amer
lea Is Suffering Shortage of
Million Homes.
EXPLAINS ROAD PLAN
Declares, Like Veins and Arteries of
Human System, Highway Program
WIFI Garry New Life IL Every Part
of Commonwealth.

tNs.. ..s,l
81 pANViIL,E IA 80, Mi,h a
Swain, iiI, ,r 'n,.-",n I,,,scl
sps ~" i-,S,,, Xxx ...,, ,t,rra
iesrs hehind IN -. hui,f.r.. nlocrar,
Sd, M NO , 49, it. i.,,.,i
:s,e;nr rol,,,,n,, =, rn.. r'si.. Of
ss,biiadoS,hs, W, s,-,t -, INC ~, y
sifJo,,eing t:n,,i ~ l,. ,rt, ,nt.b
s,ope Ia those nlns,. nf ,la League
sJf Virginia Mliui'.ipaIi,i,s Mo Ne~e
sS,rescnt at the sccnnl session Of Inc
nnr,.nr;t, ,,,,,,r ,,o",.sr.3,,, ora,,t,,.,
~ ous'eemtn "h"u"' ''"'''''"" oP'''"-
< 'eTs TO-DAY ,.,
mere is G.eat Shn.ihSt m '".'"
2 ne maternal WhlSn WI. i"i 't over
tome for some time. A" SH!i. tHt. h'
& ,ouraEe Investment in hu:ld!n- and h.s
sargent advice was shat business men
Z, invest their money in houses and 10
Sbuild good ones ON the iustallmcnt
SpIan. uniting These wE,Atn The reach
.sof the average wagc-,a~nrr
q ,,.; nr us W ~. 49,,
n w th more lH"h f'' '''N %
8poPuiation lmNfo3"rIH housed NF.
$Blake said that IL is ungUeStioaahlN
s;rue that the present industrial uu-
Srondition as thousands Of workers are
3siissatiSgsd and constantine shifting
r-o,n -, IN r.-y in s.q~,.n nj ias;r-
~ o,,s,.,-
~ 3 .,,.,..f-,, IS r;,-
stenutH .! '''. ''utn
4cltE IN me state lntt' a.e .ht'r
mayors here, from Newport News.
sLynchhars ana south Boston SeVeFa!
getty officials and cpunc;lmen
& The enrolment IN thc league this
fforo including nitv chartered towns
and ci.i.s cf rho STATE Tho Meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24

cast lin" Ninth Street III feet north of
Lem street September II: $4,000.
J"hn ltngDy. trustee tn Peter Iionclla No
So5 North ninth street. 2lx7a feet east line
Ninth street l3s feet north OF Leigh Street.
N - T. Carncal. trustee. to Mrs. Mamie X.
Mccoy ana assigns No. i727 North Twenty
.iEhth street 3oNl3O fcct east side Twenty
cci"n,n Street $50 feet from Old Mill Road
= street IL feet inches by Z. feet north
rwcntr-riEhth Street
Partial: Bank of Commerce and Trusts
trustee. to John ii. T!Enor. No. 2OO7 Pleas
ants street 37xio0 feet south side Peasants
street Tx irct east OF Mosby Street. Sep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24

WANTED. EXPERIENCED AND.
] y T. Y Il II Il c z u YOUNG
AIDES. OVER SIXTEEN. TO
PAY FROM 80 TO Sc CENTS PER
HOUR. DAY. SHORT NIGHT AND
LONG NIGHT SHIFTS. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT. APPLY EAGLE
PAPER CO.. ROWE AND MAR
SHALL STREETS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
Deaths.

-
cARTER-DicL September -. 1919. ut i::l5
~ NJ. at the residence Of her parents.
no. l7U5 West Leigh Street. Willie Nav Car
ter.t1sEcd ]? years. Funeral notice later.
McCARrIIY- Entered into rest at Rivcr,un.
Va. september ~. william n. Mccarthy.
'lntcrinent in hollywood. Private.
McDONOuGH-Di"d. at his residence. 5l3
North Tenth street. September ~ 1918
George T. McDonough. in the seventy. third
year of his ar" IL. leaves widow.
SON. T. L. Mcib"nouIh. and two daughters.
kkathcrin. f. McDon"urh and Mrs. bernard
Funeral from st. Peters church, Eighth
ana Grace Streets. at 10 y. NJ Wednesdays.
intcrm"nt in Mount calvary Cemetery.
Please omit flowers
20 l.. NJ; at her home 1926 Grove Ave.
Richmond Va. Mrs. Margaret y. Could.
in her ,sIsh,y-iourth year: Mrs. Gould. " no
clarion county. icnnsyiyania. and is sur
NiNcd by tw" sons. A. Il. Gould OF Hunt
inEiOn W. Va. and John r. Gould Of Rich
mond Va and three daughters Mrs, " \.
sweeney. of Greensboro. ~ T.: Miss Ida
e. Gould and Miss Margaret ". could. 81
Richmond. Va. Mrs. Gould Il CON
sist.n, member Of the Third rrcsbvtcrtan
TAX" l'iaGc Thursday evening. Burial in
hollywood Cemetery. Sotic. OF the hour
ana piac. of services viii be given later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-24
Cu,NCEKY RELEASES.

Partial: = Sitteriinc. j. II. Carucal
Hart ~ feet on north In. Richmond
John NJ Purcell trustee. TO ! l.. Hawkins.
and assigns cog North Ninth Street. 2ix72
feet east lin" Ninth street III feet mort n
of Leigh Street. September >. 1919: t7r5.
II. X. Pollard. .Ir trustee. to T. /. IIar-
kins No COS North S!nih street. 2iN72 fcc,
The sun., 1919-11-02
Felicity Of the Flat DweIIer.

II existing as a fattet
You are conscious of a matter
Which is causing much rejoicing Ia such
places.
There's a difference in the atmos-
Phere: the temperatures like Patmos.
And the mercury is pranclng through It's
PAGES
Every rubber plant Is stretching
The mosquito now is fetching
Out his weapons for a supplementary sea-
son,
While each corpulent canary
Pipes a march tune military:
AND # Is not difficult to guess the reason.
On arising in the morning -
Those chill shivers die a-borning,
While the bathrooms almost tropic In It's
greeting
And your customary froic
when the infant has the collie
Isn't frigid-nay, in fact it's sometimes
heatingl
There's an odor like dozen
Warm hstirons. and buzzin'
AS from hiv!ng bees on hedges OF Hymet-
tus.
It's the radiators sizzle!
Steam has started In to miEzle
Well be happy--it the tanitor will let US.
MAURICE NoRRIs.
The sun., 1919-11-02
Some Men Who Would like to
Quit Their Business.

Mr.. EDWARD Box, who recently re-
tired from profession in which he
was remarkably successful in order
to do civic work, expresses his belief
that all men who have won In the
business battle should quit early
enough "to enjoy life and become n
civic asset to the community"
But how Is man of 80 or 60 to
know nowadays when he has enough
to retire on? We saw recently some
Sunday newspaper photographs of an
American past middle age who laid
down his Job five years ago with
enough to live on" The pictures
showed him in the primitive noun
tain home to which he fled when he
found that, what with increased taxes
and prices, he didn't have a compe-
tency by half!
Undoubtedly there are thousands
of men in the neighbOrhood of go who
have directed all their efforts for
twenty. perhaps forty, years to the
end that they might be able to quit
work and live in some small comfort
when weariness of eyes and muscles
gave the signal that It was time TO
step aside for younger man. Now
they see the few thousands they