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MERGE ISUISE

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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGES

On this 18th day of November. \. d.
1919. on reading the petition for dis
charSe OF the bankrupt it is
Ordered by the court THAT a hearing
DC had upon the same OH the 18TH DAY
OF DECEMBER. \. d. 1919, bcfor.
said court, at Richmond, in said
district, at II o'clock noon, and that
notice thereof be published in The
Times Dispatch. newspaper printed
III le said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons in inter-
est may appear at the said time and
place and show cause. if any they
have. why the prayer OF tho said ne.
titioner should not be granted.
Ana IL is further ordered bv the
court, That the clerk shall send Ev
mail to all known creditors comics or
SAID petition and this order. addressed
to them, at their places Of residence
AS stated
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDlI.L. JR. iTiHEe OF the said court
and the seal thereof ut Richmond. In
said district. on the 18th day Of No
vember, y. ID. 1919
Attest:
IOSEPH p. BRADY
9Sca( Clerk
EDGAR Is. ENGLISH. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt
OTHER people are reading these ads now
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DISPLAf-CL1SSIFIED

n MASONIC NOrlCE-A special com
~ inunication OF Joppa Lodge. No.
the Masonic Temple Tuesday, @5rh
nst.; az O'Clock /. NJ. Members CT sis
- lodges and transient brethren are ira
Crnaiy invited to BE- present by order
y TIC Norshtpful Master. George G. JEFF
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Nos. 3O2,3O4, 3O6and
308 S. Fourth Street

At the request OF the owner, who is
n nonresident and anxious to sell. We
shall offer for sale at public auction.
on The premises, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1919,
at o'clock z. NJ,
tho above described property.
The four dwellings arc we'll hull
three-story brick, with 10 or i3 rooms
each. all in good condition, and are
rented to good yearly tenants for
$4,000 per annum each.
The lot as whole fronts 7S feet
81: inches on the west side OF Fourth
street by good depth to an alley IN
the rear.
The location OF this, property. being
so near TO Candles Hill Park. as we'll
section of the city, renders it most de-
Sirable.
TERMS: Liberal and made known a.
SUTTON & CO.. INC,
Auctioneers.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE

On this 18th day of November, 4. p
l"l". on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt, 1t is
Ordered by the court that a hearing
ne had upon the same on the 26TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, a. ID. 1919. before said
court. At Richmond. in said district
at II o'clock noon. and that notice
,i,er be published in The, Times
district, and that all known creditors
and other, persons in interest may APP
pear at the said time and place, and
show cause. ii any they have. why tho
prayer OF the said petitioner should
not he granted.
And il is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by mai,
to all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order, addressed to
them At their places of residence as
stated.
witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDILL. IR.. Judge of the said court
and the seal thereof. at Richmond,, In
said district. on the 18th day Of No
vcmber. 4. L. 1919.
Attest:
JOSEPH Z. BRADY.
(SeaD clerk
THOMAS O. MOSS, ESQ
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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In the matter of mo o444
EMMETT w. MERRIMANt In
Bankrupt IBankruptcy
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EMPLOYMENT
- - - -
Help MnnIeil--aIa..

EXPERIENCED BENCH AND MA.
CHINE MEN. ALSO FINisnERs
FOR VARSlsu WORK. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT APPLY Is. o.
ANDREWS supr. MONTAGUE
MANUFACTURING co. BROAD
STREET AND BELT LINE.
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DISPL.4Y-CLASSIFIED

On this o,h day of November, 4. u.
1919, OH reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt, IL is
Ordered by the court, That n hear
ing be had upon the same on the 2GTIt
DAI OF DECEMBER, \. u. 1919, before
said court. at Richmond, in said dis
trict, at 1: o'clock noon: and that
notice notice thereof be published in The
In said district. and that all known
creditors and other persons III interest
may appear at the sa id time and place
and show cause. If any they have, why
the PRAYER Of the said petitioner should
And il is further ordered by the
court, That tho clerk shall send by
mai 10 all known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order. addressed
as stated.
Witness ;hs Honorable EDMUND
court and the seal thereof. at Rich
inond in said district. on the 10Th dav
OF November. y. u. 1919
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
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Money 90 Loan.
BENEFICIAL LOANS

We lend money on note or. bo,,. 49,,
s sufs Without removal. to persons havinc
also END to 2ropcrty owners: no ua,.ns:
,0sn: from so ~ 5000. rcpayabie In ian
,nn5ses only. based on unpaid balances FOR
ana dircc;c; 10y business ana profHsai'..
nm: fonduclca ~ spirit OF scrvic.. AMI
ne!ptul: strictly confIdemtioi and cou.t.nu.
"'i!ihEs: new borrowers welcomed. rriC.In
inquiries invited auici, scrvicc Inn. 49,
20 daHy. Call. write
puOSE MADISON 2-5-3-7
hLNEEiCIAi. LOAN SOCIErY.
LlCENSED MONEY LENDERS
SECOND FLOOR FRONT
2t3is North sixth Fl. Near Broad 81
i.iccnsed By Chief State Bank ExamIper
Member Chan of Commerce II
. Richmond.
Member Legal Reform bureau TO Eliminate
the Loan chark Evil. Incorporated.
BORROW your DIAMONDS md ,eUelry
from Equitable Loan Society. rs North
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Statesmen aud Agents.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE
on nopuar na yinent nan H' ane So ioin
every community. Hcprcscnt' the Largest
company IN the world specializing IN this
form Ct insurance. Goud Hscnts wanted
ihronchout Your state. Johnson q Adams,
SOUTHEASTERN Mana gers, GoO Southern Dids..
WashinsLon. -. G
AGEETS-A fast selling article lust out
Curioslty seekers, do no; answer. y l09
care Times Ji"patUh
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(Seal) IT,
ALFRED T.. COHEN, ESQ
Attorney for po,l-rn,,,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
TSiCr OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter OF No ot5i
Bl.ANTON L. IllLLSMAN, In
Bankrupt. Bankruntcy
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YOUNG MAN Tor CORRESPONDENT. Prefer
GONE who has had electrical or tcic-
phone experience. y good opening :or a
hustler. J zoo. Times Dispat, h
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Houses For Sale.

FOR SALE, detached house 5 rooms and
bath; all convenienccs; in good neigh
hoitoua small cash payment. balance a
rent Address u 222. care Times pispa:ch
STOP and think how many hundreds nj
buyers arc now reading these SPECIFIC ads
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TIRE SALESMAN.
Situations acknowledgements oe

STENOGRAPHE R--Young laJI 1egIcc.
stenogEdphic position. IL PEA. care Tines
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DISpLAY-LL4sslFIED
BY SUTTON & CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioucers.
is North Ninth Street.

AUCTION SALE OF FOUR ca THREE.
STORY. CENTRALLY LOG TEp
BRICK DWELLINGS ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
NEAR CANDLES HILL PARK. AND
DESIGN A'TE>Tl
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Randolph ! aud dictate your
sG TO a Want Al Taker
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4UCTIONS-LECAL

HOLLYWOOD LOT OWNERS
BY resolution passed by the Lir .ctcr,
OF Hollywood Cemetery COMPANY pnrties
owning lots In Hollywood Cemetery can
with permit signed by MIR John II
Hooper. superintendent. or Mr. ". s. street
secretary. pass INTO tho cemetery grounds
IN an automobile CartiaE. SUNDAYS
between the hour, OF 10 o'clock -. ii. aud
o'clock +. NJ
The card OF permission above referred TO
must be shown the gate when requested
6. wIlERRs. President
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


Farms and Land For Sale. g.,
FARMS-lf IL farm, YOU want sGs
Ga.rett $ Co. ;1l2 EasI Main S,rae.
FhRMS-wo have several nice farms N
our tst. sec US & l.. & II. L. Deacon.
S9l East Main Street
FARMS for sale any loca tlon W S
Robinson Il Company. 100 North Eighth
FhEMS--list that farm with Poila-d 4.
EnSby. Eleventh and Main Streets. Rich
FARMS for sale. We have on our list tho
most desirable farms in Virginia. MI
sizes. Write 10: our free catalogue. Amcri-
can Realty Exchange. i0i Times Dispat ch
Building. Richmond. Va.
LIST IouR farms and city property with
II. y. Mhtichurat & 20. 1914 East Main.
"a AGRES-oiood 7t-acrc farm convenient
TO Richmond. Must bc sold. VIII accent
any reasonable offer. Address, owner 9lv
Marshall 81.
30 .kCRES, IS miles Richmond good roads
mile Southern Railway t1uiiton, Va
Graded school and church. good 5.room
house ana outhn!idinGs. lots timber. sas
owner. 3. Z. naiiey. Burieviiie. Va.
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Situations Wantcd-sIaic. q

PHONE In your au now.
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Wnntcu-lo buy.

BOlLER--Wan,ed. TO buy high pressure J
to s-horse power boiler. lakewood Clean
iMg and Dressing Club. boulevard ait
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BY WILLIAM J.. REDO,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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OTHER people are reading these ads no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-25

foeap Clerk.
j. SAMUEL PARRISH. ESQ,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TIslCT OF VIRGINIA.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14

these forces and the impending recognition of Admiral Kocha Omsk regime by the allies will do disintegrate mpos- sible regime than anything else.
 It IS noticed that interpretations being placed the attitude of the allies toward Omsk Recrmnaons being banded alleged msdeeds of Kochak But glance his clean shaven face enough who has been contemplating the esed of the bohevk leaders
 There is still much objection the United States participating military way the opposition the bohevk Senator Borah know why should replacement troops while ostensb with all the Russian Whatever the diplomatic merits of the are why show of force should made back up rail road who trying reabate the transportation system Siberia The only apparently pinch bOlshevism its apply weight the pressure that IS being brought by loyal Russians and allied elements As Colonel Roos ad there may be question about right strike boshev Russia with military force the for striking soft.
 applies in this country Boshevism been revealed lately much obsesson by radical clements it is fad of people who do know what else do with their money Let the department of justice abandon coddng of these people and show them the weight of fists democracy like
 s where the power of government is solely the property of the people there should be dang with element that regards the lawful and established methods slow They change those methods but they do it, the expense of any other element but with the of all elements.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14
COMMON SENSE ABOUT MEXICO

The United States has been receiving mighty fine tomatoes raised by Mexican peon labor before American
 Mexican peon labor is largely employed ill country make the beet sugar crop work mines and smete and crushers
 Over half million Mexican laborers employed rail and ranches industries of country harm is done.
 We read great deal about the Mexican peons being dspos seed of their homes through great grants of lands Americans and others.
 These grants have been developed by oil companies mining and smelling companies live stock and and rubber plan tations.
 The Mexican peon has been given employment in his own country by American capital and who honestly great harm done?
 Eastern newspapers keep sentmenazng about the Mexican peon being made homeless by American corporations and exploited by capital
 two blades of grass made grow for if steady work given place of dollars created of dor mant resources who has been harmed?
 people that prefer cocbghng, bull fights gambling and bandng to honest industry gradually taught habits of indus try and converted into wage they the high road to becoming useful scf-supportng citizens.
 That the socastic talk about plotting Mexico with American capital.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14
THE "LUxURIES" TAX LAW NOW IS IN FORCE

Nobody surpass Claude Kitchn i'll making laws which irritating and amusing and unwokabe says Eastern news paper Mr. Ktchn that member of Congress who the father of the soaed uXures law. One amusing thing about the is that the articles called uxues uxrcs at all although be admitted that they would be Scotland Neck Mr. Kcin lives when he home Silk by if they than $2, must pay But there that made of silk which several $2 taxed undoubtedly the idea wearing silk that caused the amusing Kitcn include that his bill Smoking jackets costing than $50 taxed But suppose you buy jacket for $25 and call house coat and when you smoke it need pay Shirts that than s called uXures and pay But suppose you have the maker off the lower end of these useful and necessary garments and merely call
 them waists you pay $10 for each of them and will be collected This futile easy beat the law enacted by the New York Legislature about hundred ago. Persons forbidden play nnepin and all the players did add another pn making pins and go with their pleasant pastimc.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14
SETTLING DOWN

colonel of Engineers recently discharged from the Army, has his position with the large railroad panies After months multi remarked The hardest job had trying settle down business catch myself ddeaming and longing for of the excitement of the last eighteen months.
 The other day doctor formerly captain the medical de- pament who served sixteen months with troops in the field
 This doctor said: T have been trying practice medicine for the last months but driving crazy sit in the office and listen the long drawn of old woen both male and female, belyachng about imaginary pains until to scream. Yesterday weIodo patient because he thought he had After examining him and finding nothing wrong expoded Get hell here and work and forget such ooness Of he reminded that dealing with soldier and away of tended just had frame up this trip order get from under for awhile don't believe settle down again
 If these officers mature feel this way should demn the soldiers many of whom had yet established them selves before the they little slow in settling down
 Last week employer who in a conference in Washing made the statement that he wouldn't employ any returned odicrshey lazy deamers ame of stay away from work and altogether spoiled for business
 Mr. Civilian you who didn't through this great adventure of going war; learn understand this peculiar psychology of the reuned soldiers Be patient with thcn suby help them find themselves This is your part the rehabilitation of the returned sodesfo the disabled soldier the only who needs rehabilatng.
 Soldiers likewise understand this peculiar attitude which attacks them when they back multi It fought against and Opportunity knocking the every returned soldier today You made good for your country and industry the trades, business and the professional eds open you chances make good every chance you had before
 The hero worship of today will be thing of the past Don't bas in sunshine long settle down and grasp these opportunities
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14
EDUCATION RECEIVES REBUKE IN BALTIMORE

In Russia they shoot university graduates In certain sections of this country mery reject them when they them office The plea Russia that all classes should start In Baltimore election held Tuesday Baltimore Democratic city supposed be hdebound in it's predecons Only Republican mayors have served in office since the Civil War municipalities be governed along political lines then the face of things Baltimore entitled Democratic But she to have another Republican executive.
 He elected Tuesday upon his merits sefmade of the plain people, who had only school education"
 The prncpal' charge against his opponent that he the opponent university and successful lawyer. Most cessu lawyers have corporation clients and this age democra tization corporation affiliations anathema
 We haven't got the point where drown educated cit zcn this country yet stand them before firing squad but Baltimore has pointed the way We possibly will achieve the Rus sian ideal in time Patience and the proletariat accomplish much.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14
PRODUCE AND SAVE A PART

great mind has thrown the suggestion that production all lines was the best argument against Bolshevism.
 But produce part whether it be labor, wages commodity prices, is also very important matter
 New and additional capital for the transaction of the world business and industries is only created of savings
 The has taught the nation geat deal along the line of saVlnS through thrift stamps and the popular liberty loans
 The victory loan that put will further educate the people to
 But the aboring and the manager of any bus mess or industry prosperity by saving
 In the aggregate these savings will accumulate capital and will constitute the capital needed industrial
 Increased production and increased savings should hand ill hand and thus the capital needed for the future development
 The country needs greater manufacturing plants rail roads and public utilities, capital for and shipping Capital seed for the capita, and bread for the cater (more wagcs).
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14

The that the American Legion process of ganzation will drop distinction private soldiers enlist ed men, acknowledgment part officers democratic conscrp army will permit the military traditions of survive Young alert and intelligent the American private soldier while in against the enemy disc plne essential and that line drawn But line entirely artificial and temporary There and thousands now, who have higher rank than private who have all the native ability of the average American and who will not tolerate patronage civil life.
 The American Legion to be association of world and it will doubt number millions its membership ratio offOrmer prvaes former officers will twenty-five and that they will obtain and retain control is
 It already announced that politics taboo but this does not that the Legion will be indifferent egsla ton affecting the status of former soldiers It will as
 this society ignore politics as was for the G. A. R. to hold aloof.
Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-14
PUBLIC CARRIER LAW HAS VIDE
 RANGE

PHOENIX, May 13.-The confer ence which has been called by the state corporation commission to be held at Phoenix, May 2, will be one of the most important in the high way transportation annals of the state, is was stated today at the com missions offices.
 Invitations to attend have been sent to all county attorneys, sher- ifs and representatives of all incor- porated cities, urging them to take part in the discussion of the new law passed by the last legislature, which, after June Is next, will place every motor vehicle plying for hire in Ari- zona directly under the jurisdiction of the commission.
 To operate after June IS every mo tor vehicle, including jitney busses, carrying passengers or freight for hire, must obtain from the commis- sion certificate that public conven- fence and necessity require their op- cration.
 The application for this c6rtifi- cate must contain the following in formation; routes to be used; time schedule, tariff schedule, seating or freight capacity. No certificate may be granted without a hearing before the commission. Certificates will not be transferable without an order from the commission.
 The commission Is given absolute authority to supervise vehicular trans portation for hire and every public carrier on the highways of the state or street of cities and must carry in demnity insurance under the dircc ton of the commission.
 An infraction of the law will be re- garded as misdcmcanor punishable by fine not exceeding 5000, or i'm prisonbent not exceeding one year, or both