davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
J. r. Flowers
NJ. 4959-W
Beautiful Brick Bungalow

BeauJlIul bflcK bungalow
New home, ideal location, modern to
the minute, Immediate possession. One
block from the car line, Four sleeping
rooms. large living room, dining room,
and cozy breakfast room. French doors.
Concrete back porch, drive, garage
and poultry yard. Large lot. Price
1900, easy terms.
Nelson Ave.
Two brand new stucco bungalows,
very desirable, strictly modern, You
will have to see these TO appreciate
them. Each has seven rooms; tho ar
rangement is excellent. Can be had for
$4,000 cash and balance on easy terms,
Goodbar Ave.
New History colonial bungalow. A
beautiful home. Location excellent and
the price Is less than II would cost to
build. Another place that you will have
to see 10 appreciate.
South Wellington
A good speculative buy at $500
large roomy, two-story frame, furnace
heat, garage and servants house. Ten
rooms divided into small apartments,
renting for sos per month, $1,000 cash,
balance easy. Better look at this,
Euclid Ave.
Two three-room houses, renting for
$3.50 each per month, on a lot 60xS4.
Alley on two sides. $3.50 cash, balance
like rent
Cali M. 2O57 and let us drive you out
to inspect this property.
The Memphis Realty Co.
$50 Randolph Building
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
20 Shares Seven States
Oil Co. Stock $199


Address X Al, News SclmItar.
BIG MONEY In hogs, We breed. feed
and give you half the profits Money
back guarantee. Bank reference. Write
for particulars, Birdhaven Farms, 6O2
kansaa city Life, Kansas city, Mo
WOULD YOU
invest dollar n week for 10 weeks
on chance 70 make 81 600 or more /?
Write for particulars. No obligation.
J. A. Carlton box 676, Fort Worth, Tex.
100 SHARES OF Seven states oil
stock, 1895, X SO, News Sclmltar,
20 SHARES OF Seven states OF
stock, $l9b. X 52, News soImltar.
30 SHARES OF Seven States ON stock,
$295, \ 81, News Scimitar
10 SHARES of Seven states oil
stock, $40. \ 81, News Scimltar.
FIVE shares Seven States Oh stock,
$50. \ so, News Sclmtar
=
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
Tel. M. 1851
STOp--LOOK-RTAD

STOP-LOOK-RTAD.
Only $50 an acre for an Alabama black
belt improved farm of 514 acres / mile
railway station, on public highway fair
6-roomed residence; barn, tenant
houses. some fencing Terms Is cash
and 10 years on balance, "Secor,"
Selma, Ala.
LAND FOR SALE
1000 acres highly improved $50: $50
acres, well improved $35; 1870 acres,
good Investment, ss5; $50, well i'm
pIoSVed, w; 4eS wei improved: $3.50
all sizes Of farms. Can be used for any
purpose. Liberal terms. Come and let
US show you
WOOD REAL ESTATE coMPANx.
Winonay MiaA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
CHARTERS ISSUED.

3osS5 ..tE ffa5anE ,.ts 49, pss n:l:'S'
peaalnsioa. ID o. Bristol. Va apt!
fn'Sirau:a '5'c!., minimum $40" 90
Adams. Payne & Hall Unc,. Lynchburs.
B snaeaf9rd. secretary. and j. G. Payne,
R 55 q yGSh;sg5s Va s Gs d 693sa
Iaarutacture and deal in building supplies.
h4,iware., *oohenw.re fuel and liyes; eck
Va Gfaeeri.: fresidsai. 6 {; WIKI, sec.
r. AIRY AID Fletcher scott, all of Washing.
sha-s, minimum, % shar:s OBJECT: scn-
r. , s[GE.sy end :nGFfE ;a sns1ess
rre,..sirnt. =. r. Aause, secretary. Chas..
rsGGi'HF !.yn,Gn; al 81 Per burg Va
$500 JUN s'1'" drug ' aud con iPnio.'a
.1 IN. r ,,S; Real Graesty c2!nrany Gno)
president - II. Stokes. SECRETARY: 3 y
0I Gaa a'a a Ta"n al sd, ID Jo? mil is
mum 953t" a. Object: wholesale gro
hs raGa- sHs 9S S1iGn @u,'2Sss r,n
mond; Va, onrers: Harry o. wight.
/. scales. al u RichTgoi.t!, "Ad h1Ge
H,'3ad9i! '.oc"o %: In!n!mpn. ss5i.5Sat
|clcs and a Se@ IL '''""'"i'es' motor.
nra ,.,,l.. Moro. Company Gnc), liar.
r,eid,n ! "r Hfnl rsdsh " o. n,sdshaw
bradshaw, all Of iIarrisonburs v.
100, Object, 20 dc.l Ia and repair
4 'tL"nohii"s, motor vehicles and :,ccss'
II" Industrial Service Cornora,ion n
,,rI!h'a. Fe,r-sh burg. Va. Officers n
n"tA % Wilmington. Dol. ana ThGims
Mh!''; " l!nm ". Martin, Chas i. Plum
ji'r' j. Gordon EChannau and = Tlarnin,
.S!i3n al Of fctcrshurg, Va. capita
a., N.!.Hn!' sl"r 1900: minimum. tIDg. r1DO1
'"J',' I" supply electric Currcrt and &C., g.
y" hI l,ies 81 Petersburg and iiopcwcl
ma IN" county 81 Prince George
~nActra BOOT shop tfncJ' ESrfoll, Y,
,lHI,SIr n Wiener. president. Ports
1'l" W Va, and Louis Kahn, Norfolk
~, N.,N,jn5 ma%irun. Suo0n": mini
''"'i,i, ''''r''' OBJECT; TO oDcrate an
'h.iuci " Department. store "
l"''" Ice. Light and Power Plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
CHANCERY RELEASES.

A, II. Dickinson and William Catin, trus.
toes. TO j. II. Bcebc and Emilia Iwifep.
22e l-2 by 500 feet drrsguisn At north
nues November -. 1919: si,l3s
Henry s. HutEl"r and Ralph J. Levy.
trustees to ' W. HuSs. % feet inches by
i:9 feet . inches. north line STUART Avenue
80 feet west OF Mulberry Street. November
:. 1919: s..C5O.
10 Lane storm and William s Rose.
trustees 20 Carris N Whcox.. 5Sxlto Zee,
Of Burns Stree Nov.inher u. 1913: s3.c45.
Bros. inc. No. 1871 Fourth Avenue. 2ONl 81
foot south line Fourth Avenue 80 feet west
q Front Street. Suys rrr.r - leIs: S2eso.
Pollard 8 nsChy. Inc; ;rus;e2e. 70 licnry
- rer; !nch., ~ ,lc feet INCHES, on
VEST line Fifth street between Franklin
.nt Grace streets EoyenoeE IL 1919:
+ $ K!!kpa,rtck and d II Howard
trustee. 70 Rosa T Busy, and G i. thus
~ Fast Main Street. other property in
lynchoErz. and Campbell! County Sovern-
i i Ch-waiar and = VI Bo1lcy. trus-
.-a-. - Alice g. Barnes and husband No
&C. Governor street. 30 feet 4 inCn"s hy
-. feet " inches east ilas Governor street
- spG-n AIN" Memorial Hospital. S..te!I-
f.fs- g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

sn1s p,ssidSnI: w. F. Pupfies, sscrS, !sr"
naSim1n.' SG.ooo"o: minimum. , S.See'W %.
object: TO operate an electric light aud
\ !. Hart Rallies tlnc.). Richmond. Va.
Onicers: Harry J. Meyers. president; I'D
wa a Men na rnSss & d sssh % pS
Faulkner and Writ p. Marlts. Jr, ali Of
ri Rsc an VA Cap5tal: maMmum. $50
real estate business.
:, Facility Realty Corporations. Onlccrs: H.
,r"iry KapH RFGsidsn, A.
maximum s;aI, sloo0ooO9; minimum. siSSSS@
Violet flank Estate S unS ous SaSfsia Va
0mccrs: r. Marshall Rciiainy. President
N3rt"ik. Va; ~ q. Root. secretary. Kcmrs.
ga. SSpiial; maximum. s2aeoo.oo: minimum
SiHN"@ object: To conduct \ scncrai
dairy and farm business.
Amendment to charter OF Mineral Motor
IompanE SlncD. Chiihowic. Va Officers:
S SSrrsi,l II. Taie president and Q. a Ellen.
principal onics from chiihowie. Va'. to- u liz
Stone Gap Va. s
nc H"S Snannani to charter Of s,ewar,war
W. j. zuSkor; sscrstarH' cha"si"s ans It's
$500 m irinS arem 81 HSS@' 90 maximum maxim,
5000 shares maximum, and 10000 shares
''';,.!nnnl. with no par value.
Land Corporation. rs,srs6urS va InlcnTs
-. n bunlop. president. and Kathleen H.
- secretary: Changing the location
10 Richmond. Va. -
,c MSrse so; Of cedar;Own COMPANY and Cedar
Sedsr,own Cotton an dp0T Exp cg"PSnY ,r;"
r".tsmou,h. Va. Oriccrs: Charles Ndam
S sSry p1Ss stb t. ard s AdsInsOn;
maximum. s.. 80. 90 % ''~''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
line Norton SEC, 81 &c, inchss scu,h

line Norton Stree, 81 fec, s inchss south
Richmond Realty Investment CO.. Inc.
TO William l.. Tyler, trustee. No: IL Nor
;On Street. 10 feet inches by 20 feet At
southwest corner Merton and Boyu Streets
November 10. iaIs. $500
Hyary a. Thi!lps 20 l. v. MeN.ich ans.
hardy StFe"t. % LIZ 10y 81 feet west line
Street Novcinl"- -: 1918: $3.50
Richmond Realty investment Co. Inc.
to W il!iAm l.. rylcr, trustee. No. 1ei Nor
ton street. /; fcct inch ey 20 feet west
line Norton street IS feet inches south
% BROAD street. November 10. 1919: $3.50.
Richmond Realty lnvc5imert Co. Inc.
TO- Witii.n /; TYLER; fres;es Nc 20. oS MSJ,
line Norton street 80 feet : inches sou;n
OF Boyd street November Is 1918: $3.50.
Richmond Realty Investment Co. Inc.
TO William. l.. Tyler. trustee. No. Ilu Nor
ton Street - feet inches by 20 feet west
lin" Norton street : irct inches south OF
Boyd street. November 10. 1919. $3.50.
Saliic Virginia R.li =; ais - American
:oNs5 fcst north line Main street lS2 feet
@-lo inches east .; Ninth Street Novem-
bcr ;. 1919; S30.o
Richmond Realty Irr.stnlent Co.. Inc.
zoe. 7oS 10. 1i2 horton Street iooS-n
feet at southwest corner Norton md boy /.
Streets. November y. lY1e: si.ofo.
Joseph lie Masurier and Mary Eosaiind
twii-) Ia H. l.. Pcytor.. Jr.. trustee. 25xi -
east OF Cleveland street. Also No. 1927
West Franklin Street 25SlA5 feet south limo
Franklin Street loo feet east OF I'level- n,!
Street. November II. 1919. S2.09o-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Real Estate and Court News
cnANcEnY BARGAINS AND SALES.

Jobn n GavIe and r = ,r;f., % A,;c.
SHna ga ra mnd Emma Nethsrland No,
line Foyd Avenue 20 ise, Ms 'e %f
faS. ps.;S;, &c. o '""s' - ,'iY
ssIs YIN 49, rSs at H} , III
TIoaai; iisii:6 foe! n@55h iine Niae MiIs ROAD
FAX. $50 is So 900 october l'' 1919
Itcnr,cS coi,r,x az" IN Wt''!| S"..tss o.
lot B.,. block :. L.. Anne, 25xiiS :e";
cieSslahd s;rse; N'''' Fs6Fary ri. 1S . ..
81; SIG e
lot 3 block Lee ArreT ~, NH,
line Franklin stfeet i!5 "a. ta q. r l,V.',
$40" "a' street N''~''''s7 ~ ''l' 'Nf' :"
OF nsariso c5lt:l = .' iS5s5 t-s: 1. . -,S:
Sor,ss;len 5ra< :. -asH.g.a. a, 'i2-
nSn Apa Ti 1s5.-! is951 ana n
5r.. truss 20 tcts5-. I7i5 . A"s'
:; soqtssazs :arrs- g,45.a laa CO. -.
Wiiii4n. a6a-' s.. t@r@s-z
zoe, .9s -i5 Il. 80. -eti .oaz=a -,
sees f. !. cs-.,,-aa ~" aa,. -. a. :ig
e como fBlt ra,-at,. - ~ a. a27.ax.-
eeontaiuins ,53 as-.a S5eei5l +. ,gi..
sSi bsSs, Kau--.a -. r...s.s ,v,,.
Street - ~. Hii.f3 Seyantn
slaH s 81 fl go 1T =. - .rehes
TAX. 50 90: !il ''~sF -.'.
He Mqy th''Y51 il,; aad t~gEff = .St9 70
hardy Stree; 80 r'@.n i-9Tl
, I.oaIardv So, - ~. "=st ling
Street Soy.r,ts- --n n' ,rgaH
siS. 49, If-'. Tax. ''5bi
Pollard G. ;, -
Esther /. C5rt.r ana f,.st+5T 80 ron
comm .son Ts,s1: isG- Aetes a. Sogthw"s
Der II. ISIS s. los 100 j. r''s''S Naf'iH-
~ Henry Z w.fi-s,s4, 80
10 Hc.mIt,r I.".i, -. ,nlS T. ,Nf"J
Soxle.fi.s Zee, t.r.r,l >. 'lT, 9f ,. =.
n.r III. - s.. - tI.'' az s"4 '"tSi corr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
RECOMMENDS MORE PAY
FOR JUDGE ]. HOCE KICKS
Finance Committee Takes Favorable
Action on Proposal, Fixing
Salary at $4,000.
PAY HIGH TRIBUTE TO COURT
Speakers Urging Recognition OF Work
Done Tell of Splendid Service
Rendered by Tribunal Established
for Saving the Young.

Recommendation for an increase in
i tho annual salary OF Justice J. Hoge
Kicks. OF tho Juvenile and Domestic
& Relations Court. from s9.Ioo 70 $500.
z AN amount equal 20 that paid 10 the
and police courts. was made las; night
\ by the Finance Committee AZ its reSu-
sglar meeting
destined 20 BE deferred because OF some
question IS 10 the authority OF the
: City Council 20 raise tn. salary OF
Judge Eichs,. WAS taken after The in
PRODUCTION Of . letter from the City
Attorney - the e1ec; that the State
Law, gave the Council r'sh; o: action
That the justice OF the ,,iycriit court
was the worst paid OF al ;hN Judges
IN the city, SCu INA; The WORK ot his
, no2F; %?S e'e@is To- n9i i me m
The police courts. II VI Smith. u, de-
c!8-e.;- srsSkirc = behalf of the in
crease to- Justice Eicks other speak
erS were Rev. J ). S,ho-e-. Jr.. aSso-
Siate justice - re court; Jacob uin-
lauf sad 4: 5. Gg!son.
Pay> High Tribute TO Work
Dr.. ScNc-s-, ~ urging tbs: Justice
Kicks should get recognition for his
Work through an Increase OF salary.
work, bigger work and more lasting
work than any court in the City Tie
said that an average Of $500 children
and zoo adults PASSED through the court
annually, and in these cases not only
does Justice R!cSS nCt - Judge, but
he is required - work out plans for
saving these girls and BOYS and lUsn
and women from becoming unworthy
citizens.
He announced that Justice Ricks WAS
an authority on. the work handled by
him. and that he was recognized as
such Throughout the East. His meth
DDS and plans are constantly studied
by cities everywhere.
The increase in his salary. II passed
by the City Council. Will become eEec-
tive January !.
Recommends Lnnd purchase.
The purchase OF about eleven acres
of ground lying on both sides Of the
creek south of the BROOKLYN Park
Boulevard. this property 10 he used as
( park and also through which sew
erage systems could be run as tho
need developed, was recommended Ivy
IL. Lee Roden before the committee.
4 He stated that tho property could hc
of great future value 70 the city The
i Recommendation was referred to the
advisory board for action.
A resolution asking that property
(; owners OF Highland Park who Were
paying sewer tax under an ordinance
3 passed by the town of Highland Park
i before its incorporation into the city
be not required TO pay TO the city OF
Richmond a similar tax under an or
Il dinance adopted since the extension of
the corporation lines was also advo-
b Gated by Mr.. Roden
Since there was some question az
by the town OF Highland Park the
matter was referred to the CITY Attor-
ney. on motion of j. T.. Scaton for an
ppinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
SYRACUSE MAY RE-ENTER
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
owner Of Newark Club Says Cfty.,
Location Is Ideal for
baseball.
nv UNIVERSAL Sc-vic.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Nov. lS.-Syracuse
may he represented once more in the
international League next year and
Il"! Se!enTate her rc-cntry by the
erecting OF new baseball park These
announcements were made today fol-
owing conference between Ernest
{. i.andEran, owner OF the Ncw.rk
pass nassnaii Ciup, and Joseph Duntce, q
have had offers from Montreal
IroyidSnce and Scranton" said Land
S:"'. bH; think Syracuse is the logi-
location between the Western wing Of
me international circuit. including
bufalo. Rochester. Akron and Toronto
ana the Eastern wing, which includes
Jersey City. Baltimore and Reading"
Dunfee stated that he intends to
build new park on West Genescc
Street ana hopes to have ii ready in
time FOR the opening OF tic season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
CONGRESS ACTS TO SAVE
AMERICAN DYE INDUSTRY
Extends Restriction ON German Inn
portations Pending Passage
of New Law.
IBy Universal Service


WASHINGTON, Nov. IS.-To safc-
guard the American dye industry. built
up under the necessity OF war from
complete destruction by an thrush of
German dyes when peace is proclaimed.
the Senate and House today passed
an emergency resolution which in eff
feet places an absolute embargo on
the importation Of dycstuns and coal
tar products until january Is. 1920.
The resolution continues for that
period the war trade boards rcstric-
lions on these commodities
The measure was called up In both
posed Of with hut iiitie discnss ion
il was explained. by reason OF the
i thot ihat The var trade boards au
nratically expires with the proclama-
Tn, lIouse several weeks ago passed
man dye products. but debate on the
peac" treaty has prevented CONSIDERED
branch, |, is believed. however. that
10y Lanunry 10 this bill will have be-
1t is expected that the treaty will
have been ratified and the war for
mai!y declared ut an end before this
the emergency resolution passed today
the american Industry would be at the
hSrSx or the German interests.
OF tn, world the minute she is pc per- >
nations. Representative Green. Re-
IN W:lr of l3wn. acting chairman OF
c cns I ~; ana Means COMMITTEES, de-
~ is only natural that much of this
SunpiS would be sent to the American
mans TO wipe on, the new American
;;m INC which is now struggling 10
t ttS tse'' sb put which viii pr3per pro-
petitor i'll years TO come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
CHSNCEKY TRUSTS.

8 Granbery r. Nanderstce and NIrginia e.l.
u. Beirne.. trustees No 1929 Hanover a ,y.ai.
nue.. % feet i-2 inches By u. fee, .
sinches south line Hanover Avenue - f.r
cart OF Meade" stree. May - 1919. Sf-au
q Henry s. Wallcrstein and Clara T. ~,
10 Pollard q sagby. inc trustee 80 ~,
- inches by % l-2 feet nj northwest cor,.,
,0akwood Avenue and q street. Noyep,
her -. 1918: .l.170.
x a. J. Wash nrton and virginia G. fvice1
to r. N Boyley. trustee 40 .lJ 81 JUhr
Street. 25si2e feet Grreguiar) east III,
ST John Street IS feet south Of Chart,
StTeet; November 8. l9ls. ;i.i2O
~ q. IL Becnr and Emrlia r. (wire) I,
III Seldom Taylor trustee. %. l-2 Nv a.
ffeet 10 inches drrcgmlar) ~ northeast cor
8ncr Montrose and i.aturnun Avenues No
Va Rishmond fHai,y lnyes,ment Co. Inc
ton Street. - feet inches by 20 fe.t Nc
elmo Norton Street s5 fec, 3 inches south q
T83oyd street. November 10 I.ls: ,5tn
81. Richmond Realty Invcrtrnen, co. Inc. I,
syyylItlsm l.. Tyler, trustee so 700 Ncf,o,
nBfreet. 16 feet inches 10y 20 feet wc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
WILDE TO FIGHT SHARKEY
british Flyweight Champion win
Make First American Appear
nncc in Ring December g.
fny Associated Pres

CHICAGO, Nov. ls.-Jirumy Wilde.
British f!ywcight champion. who re-
Gently arrived in New York, will max
his first American appearance in the
ring asainst Joe Sharl:oy. of New
York, on December 6. al Milwaukee
II plans announced today BY Otto
Borchert. president OF an athletic club
OF Milwaukee, are carried out Borch-
ert said Wilde had agreed 20 fight be-
fore his club for $1,000, and that
Sharkcy, whom he had selected to
meet The BritiShcr. had consented to
make llj pounds al O'Clock on the
afternoon OF the proposed ten-round
bout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
LEGION LAUNCHES PLANS
FOR BIG ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Former Service Men VIII Hold Annual
Tournament Mt san Diego,
California.

CHICAGO. Nov. lS-The American
Legion launched plans today for a ma
t!on-wide athletic league 10 be com
posed OF Legion men. and which will
include every branch OF sport known.
Under present plans the nation will be
divided Into eight zones. After elm
inat!on contests in these zones the
winners Will meet IN finals at San
Diego, Cal, for Il Srea; athletic tourna-
ment in the fall. II is planned to
make the California tournament an an
nual affair and in addition 20 athletic
events an aviation meet is planned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. S. Weather Bureau.i
Local Tcmpcrnturc. Yesterday.

II
Mn x!-,,r,,, .r,nnc,a,nr, 20 : I, N ga
Vini,,,,t,, ,r,nnrrat,S~. to i, MI -
Mean temperature yesterday -"
Normal Temperatures for this date. -
kNr.ss s,nc> March ..... a.
Excess since January ............. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Io.r,I Rainfall.

Rainfall la hours cntiuE \ T. NJ None
Rainfall - hours ending i. M..... None
deficiency since March l.-.......... .CS
Deficiency since January l............ -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

Dics in pittsburgh.
IL NCtBtSG. VA, Nov. iS.-John IT.
Sr"|n. a travelling salesman for tho
Fleet Drug COMPANY. OF I,vnrhb,r~
died yesterday afternoon in a hospitaI
IN PITTSBURGH Pa. where he mad been
M tWo weeks Of pneumonia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
In hIenorfan.

AT = meeting OF the directors OF the Saw
inss Bank OF Richmond held this 18th
day OF November. 1918 tho following rcso.
buttons were passed ana made = part OF
the minutes of the board:
our associate. Ph!lip Whitlorj; I. dead
The world has los, a friend because ne
kn.w nothing less than the brotherhood OF
peliHg factor in his life ana INTEGRITY tho
hight ot his pathway. He was above preiu-
dice as the sun is above IN. earth lie
morsh!ped 81 the shrine q: charity and
!al! MS bcnefactions upon her altar with
out stint;
n. counted nos place. or prefermcnt but
gay. oppression I" his sense Of gratitude
the right Justice itself.
Hilp,itati"h. lar beyond the allotted span OF
the number, Of those who today proclaim
AS mesnber Of this board since the
creation OF this institution his place can
not be iil!ed. We shall miss him even as
those 81 his own household
To, ths Inc vi'sbie we humbiy how and
NE kes S That page in III. record OF
lions anA copy, hereof b. transmitted
ASHTON STAREE.
GEO. l.. CHRISTIAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Snccinl Data.

I"CAI VhsrTNNtlnnN NJ y . W feSFtt VT!
Mind direction. southwest: wind velocity
) MsA be: al i. NJ. vIEAr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
Help Aureu-remaIc.

helP NAuteu-remAlc. 31
BOOkkEErER. Must be exp, ricnccd aud
capable Of handling general detail WORK
State experience. Ealary desired and refer
cnccs III. care Times Dispatch
A IL r. R-wantcd c1perienccd Iadv
cashier. The Freed Co. Els East Dro.d
CULORED GIKIS-Wanied- 10 n.., coIo,,.;
girls. boys. over IL years old. Pleasant
Work: good pay. Apply Bowers Bros Inc
los Shocko. Slip. today (weLncs,inyi III;
a. NJ. ready Tor work.
COOk-Wantcd, good cook. family of two
Apply Ills "cst Grace Street, Milford
Anartnen,. 10: 6. Ehonc Madison 1883.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

USED CAR BARGAINS
REBUILT AND REPAlNTED
CADlLLAG SERIES II TOURING.
tr!AfiiGE SERIES lS TOURING.
Nh Mi,AHMEti. St;itiES II ROADSTER
SiSTnuGnDDEEBAkER g SERIES u TOURING.
SS.TrU,yDDEBAkER g" SERIES IL TOURING
STUDEBAkER -" SERiES IL rt5iiRIH:G"
USED EGK REPRESENTATIONS. WIRE
WHEELS. FULLY EQUIPPED.
SATISFACTORY TERMS.
GSBURE MOTOR SALES CORP.
i2lI 1923 WEST BROAD STREET'
PHONE MADISON 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
AUTOMOBILES

Auion"h,urt Tor ~Ir II
ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY
lsl3 West Broad. Phone Houiry. ~ ',s,.
commonwealth Touring Cars and OnciJa
Trucks O"''u"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19

ATIAs-TIIREE- roURTTs- TON Arr..s
sE ITHicT E,;p USED TIMER .l., WEEKS. wifi
TOO SNAIL FOR My BUSiNi;SS SLiI,
MIX SMITH. ?-ll SOUTH EIGHTH 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-19
AUTOMOBILES

NJ. MILLER. tho barber Formerly mt the
Colonial Barber Shop. now located nj fhs
Lyric liarbcr shop. 2e0 North Ninth Street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-30
WANTED-MALE HELP

O~---~-~-~@-~-----~-~~~O-O
WANTED-Man and wife on farm, every
thing furnished farm hands; dairy hands.
$50 mo-; cooks; walters: kitchen helpers;
wood choppers: form builders: several mar
ried farm couples; dishwashers, etc. Fur
mans Labor Agency, Jog West sth.
YOUNG MEN, 10 and over, are eligible for
government railway mail clerks, S92
month. Examinations soon. For free par
ticulars. write Raymond Terry, (former
civil service examiner,) 1896 Columbian
Building. Washington.
YOUNG MEN, 16 and over, are eligible for
government railway mail clerks, $32
month. For free particulars regarding ex-
aminations. write J. c. Leonard, former
civil service examiner,) 116S Kenois Build
ing. Washington.
WANTED-Men for drafting and grading;
also boys for wrapping CRAFTS, inside
Santa Fe shops, on Oakland car line.
Phone 1905.
WANTED-Experierced salesman to sell
players and talking machines, city and
country work. f. B. Guild Music Co.
WANTED-Marriei man to woI on farm.
Call evenings BIB NJ, or enquire feed
yard. 4th and Jackson.
WANTED-Errand boy over n. Zercher
b. & $. Co, 521 Kansas avenue.
ROY with wheel, must be 1G. Hall Litho-
graphing CO.. 62s Jackson.
WANTED-First class carpenter to locate
in Alta Vista, Kan.
Neutrality-suspicious. collector. Harris
Goar Co.