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The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

The second basket ball team
of Wentworth was defeated bv
the Kemper seconds Saturday
night at Boonville, 3S to II.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

Joe Long, having received his
discharge from the army, has re-
turned home from Camp Funs-
ton.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

his report for the month of ian
uary, 1919.
The court on petition from
Corder, appointed B. V. Alton a
justice of the peace for Dover
Tsynship.
The court instructed the high
way engineer to notify the Bell
Telephone Company to remove
brush on north side Of Sec. 2,
Township 48, Range %, between
poles 1l34S and 1850.
Upon petition of the citizens
living in the neighborhood of the
cabbage neck road, in which they
agree to pay 5000, which is now
deposited with the county treas
urer, towards the improvement
Of said road, the court appropri-
ated a like amount for the work,
the same to taken from the 1919
allowance Of the Wellington dis
trict.
A bridge was ordered to be
built on the road near Cleve
Persons in Sni-a-bar township,
and a culvert near Benton Groom
in same township.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07
Hey Therel Lumber Buyersl

let this cold fact ring in your next time you want
Lumber Building Material of any kind;
matter where you iyeeven if this is the hand
lest Lumber Yard to youthe supremey high quality of
stock will make well worth your while to go quite bit
out of your way to buy here.
if you unfamiliar with the prime factor of this
Lumber Yards popuarity-so much the for you
this is thing you should know,
in and get acquainted.
matter what you want-nor what the Of your
needs your trade will be appreciated at
The Yard that Saves and Satisfies"
THE YARD THAT SAVES AND SATISFIES"
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

Senators Kinney and Buford
are gaining favor with the wom-
en- and children of the state for
the great interest they are show
ing in the Children's Code. It is
remembered by those who are
acquainted with legislative mat
ters that Senator Kinney's
brother, the late Thomas f. Kin
ney, Of st. Louis, was a pioneer
in child labor laws and matters
of this kind. Senator Mike Kin
ney has followed in his footsteps
and during his membership III
the senate has been a stauch
friend Of women and children.
He is also known for his great
work among the poor Of st.
Louis.
There are two or three meas
ures in the legislature affecting
the Tax Commission. One by
Mccullough, of Knox county,
provides that the commission be
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

The other provides for a me-
mortal to soldiers and sailors. In
the event Of its passage a me-
mortal hall will be built and tab
lets of suitable size for each
county in the state will be pro-
vided in order that the names of
all who lost their lives may be
placed thereon. "a building of
the chracter proposed by this
bill will always stand in COM
of their deeds of
valor and the states apprecia
tion Of her gallant sons" decIar-
ed Governor Crossley.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07
Marriage License.

A marriage license has been
sSued to the following:
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

Farmer members of the legis-
lature have organized for the
purpose Of securing legislation
which they claim is needed for
their protection. Among the bills
which will be backed by them
is one providing for the inspec-
ton and grading of hay by the
state; the inspection of seed and
some regulation of the price to
be charged for feed in the stock
yards Of the state.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

a bill to make Missouri dry has
been presented. This measure
provides for search and seiz-
ure" Of all places in the state
wherever it is the opinion of the
officials that liquor is being
stored. Search can only lie made
after the prosecuting attorney
has made an affidavit before a
Justice of the peace to the eff
feet that in his opinion liquor
is being illegally stored.
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

The old tariff bugaboo was
brought forth from hiding by
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

ne court ordered that a war
rant for $25 be drawn payable
to E. P, Hummel for the Chill
dren's Home Society Of Missou-
ri.
DR.. N. B. Payne presented stat
ment Of expenses of inquest o.
yer the bodies of Elmer and
George OLaughlin to the a.
mount of $500, and one for the
inquest over the body of the in
fant child Of Virgie Calvery to
the amount of $40.25. Both
were certified for payment.
w, T. Tutt, circuit celrk. filed
The Lexington intelligencer., 1919-02-07

Commissioners for special road
districts were appointed, as fol-
lows:
Max Lyons Higginsville
Gus Oberhelman Well-Napoleon
William Henderson Ito fill out
the uneXpired term of Alex. Den
ton, resigned Well-Napoleon
Alfred Duvall Waverlv
James S. Vickers Mayview
John B. Epps Dover
]. w, Klingenberg Concordia
John Brunkhof Alma-Corder
Road oVerseers were appoint
ed. as follows:
Jess Pollock Dist No. .
j. E. Dean Dist No. 3
Thomas H. Brown Dist. No. a
Claud Neer Dist. No. 5
Young Ewing Dist. No. 6
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

puf with N.uU and gtur... rUWU Ut|,I
Nnuuf mlu WHI.ug 10 fourth Nlt !
IIt uu. frUI HI 600 HUHiuUH about iIH q
Hif,r N.nH told UN
'it dn,Hn't E.om tl make d..
farpnt, o. AUuIY Niu .ID l,'luw IH
IuIe as Boo boz tr. Shr fufHU tht.u
100 alike Thin WAS Of UuurHH one
COMPREHENSIVE. Goo N,uu who was w
in love with George tHnt aur Bad
Luur Uuf with uu one UIrg foo. H'HfF
"Th,rs'a safety Boa numbers NInh.
Ami, Will mot luH, h,I boon Uk. hHH
IIrU dome Hs Ion" ar Hhr i"0IH tHNi
Wlf
81. brt-u u uirr 90 ..rc for
.rm, one. MIHf Nurrsou uud tu ha,
them .Hrc fcr o Tho hlu"n which
#r.HWpHuitd fl. word showed uluII.
Ik how Niuu fult toward hOr Ils"f.
fH, ulHn who would NOT lHt htr wutt
.IfoH Np married hpr bat who nul 2
l,t nor lose nor youth much of
Nor uftrH,tNrUrHH while fNt waited
for tu.t tWo to como when hr could
rfu enough fu support NDf.
Ycr Nini Wy 900 uogi affection
I wish YOU and George onfll wHk.
APP Nuur minds to marry. tHi fuu
could alsp ro uHht nr vuflHn#
Ito Won't DO b. NifH M.rr.Hn
$50 wr.p l'l ur about b. lusf uiUlt
.ud De-" si.d tna' a mon Who Doe lu
vito gl Fee un office after h, WHr.
rIrl was un iIrd o, 90 muu That NH
vouli hD uyham,I tn io it
The Hrh uuiN UgII stuffed which
accompanied ihe wur,H showed fiHi
Slim would hHNr liudlN married hIW.
That rID vJa v,tfs ui Oh" lone Nti'
lHU happiness .lfut tlH rrnst "uuk
Keepers prig Wouldn't allow her io
Marry and kDnp u.r Independence a.
represented boz hHr pUE envelope th
pHy Hu rluur WnlDu would WukD uf'
cumfnrtuhlr fHT Them both mud unr.
hlpH bring them hnpp.urs th'f wIfh'
never have otherwise.
~ was such problems 1s these vHic.
kept INV mind occupied tNtU who's
uWIN from Tine office hurur fur Hf
was fuu luaN with other WHttUI.
Uui when thinking of UN slrIH huv
fo. holm tHeW make thU most nI Thorn.
selves. how Iu oit their profile L
which I uNpu found were ,tH#rI POI
misy prId, HrI HtulloruuDHs uU iIui0
pant or pm che puft vi SOME lover "l
relative , aiwuNH inngrl Tor iN. tm'
tn como wNun COULD put ON" pIrn
which for NrUfs. bad boon U Wl
mind. INTO |pNurutluu
Nct I continually held myself hHrh
wnE not yea sufficiently uruI 600 u
teach others in tho way Z Ionrrl %
Htll had much, Nors much, n
. NN".N'' NfN NN NNNN hN". -'.H '."|HNN
passed I fen that / 20 ia fuuulu. 'Hrul
that WAS becoming 20 rDHl lu.Iu,H
woman & studied economics bee Uul.
earnestly but cHrorlN Hr Hfuult
That of which they nrc fun' Nr"rl
100 ol my reading w.H H'Irr ihns
mes. WIS .rufns uI UhoUf Iu
NastmantH. especially these which ap
paurod to attract women hsl lh
surhpi $50 WUuN OF tho "details 80 fh
business whilp CARING iur tho mon
important thinEH directly under m
supervision thut Nj Barlow often ro
marked chat could run tho sntif
plant DO had On.
waH fcry proud when hc Elid sue
things, md when he prnlrcd me- 20 q
before Frank iamphcer ! Yves doubt
pleased, Hp o~erusionaiiY did Ho who
FRANK cnmo m on some matter ,
lusintN.
"a reoali wont told mo LOWS ago th.
Mias Morrison wnn 70 wonder won
an " Frank Hsid ir%rclcvantly u has
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THE MARKETS
NV Yurk storL Narhci.

Ncw York. Feb t-'nrprrH con-
tlnusl fo welsh heavily uuun tsu mar
Bet. tIsukIuE sharply in The arrunl
hour of the morning stock market
when announcement was mac. uf the
rut Boz American smelling dividend
from az per cent Co . per cont
punritrly. SmsituE cNtcuded IN re-
Vornai to four points, kindred stocks
fuliue 90 p while WuiurH aud oils
ndied tn their r%gnrtiuna OF the uprif
inF United statct sicei cancelled 10
moderate advance uui other leaders
were subjected to renewed pressure
though railylur moderately o.. moan
lthsftf uondF vote enurr. fufeiru is-
SUES holding steady.
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Legal Notices

GAIL POI nIDs
srtiIn bids uNl d. received Ht zoo ~
Gee ~ tis tauniF Cllrl ~ hsrrailIa tnun1.
Sew Ns,I.1 % ths losr Hau.s H uld Abe
ar.u1Hr rs ~ unHl eleven a rIIrt o. boz on
NuuIaf. fthfHHr fNfi 1910 fHr furnishing
Hrft I'd HHd HiHF ani rffrufing uHrl ffr
rrriain let. rloHs iho luo ufaais In said
CuuHiF o. f.lruH.
Furnishes GOD ts.s.1e nIuf tpl fhIriY
no OrrHfe near th. infst- 20 fhe ArrlHla
Hf DO. uursI. fHr construction ~ o. .Inelr
row rIe Isu, aItn irrHIHhIls material aHd
H runi.hiuf iui irI.ins fifteen uti
thirty. loot piles aHi mine tpl tusnr Give
foot piles af o. rHiHf 1n fhn Iasi harh ~ thl
h1 urarir n.ar 'hr lH ahr . 'hr Ar pr
lHs uHrflft IHr NrirHslnp ri rtIsiins tHIhlH
VOW pilc IUtfF rrH iHr reinforcement 90 gs.
i.tIrE trfthNnrI dFlU
e. Furnishing aHi driving thirteen Gal
uirt, five fHnt rlist nnd tvslyo ti2l thirty
foot rlirr re n point or th- West tuut NJ tho
rIu trrrde above tAr iaHr ~ AtrIsrn. Coz
construction o. "a dalhle VOW vile irtii
% Furnishing and driving Con uol
thirty five foot pii and rirr tpl thiriT ieoi
DraUlf above ff. GA church boz lns Rancho
ie AifIscu fr contraction ~ a double row
rarnlsfirs ani dr,lre seven 40 ttIr
b. Nt.f Hn. r.Ir. and rIt ItI fhIHtI fl.I pIs.
81 "a NH.rf Hu fht Wet Ns1t Of ftH NQ
Orsads appHslfs tte. oid shur,h in Las han.
.'us d. AtU Nr rN.n iah u Dla.inf
Ai IT 90, ~ usuf.onaI uort B. 90 be-
HauH Hndrf fH" HNuHrsIHIUu OF fHr County
surveyor uHH I'D lHnNI.H .If NUHfI.uH Hri
calius ior m. 90 hT sf1,s 40 West Gold
Avenue Albuquerque q N
% n tu BIZ. HrI.ri TODD thai enrh item A. ~
e 10 b. HiHlr .f forth Do o. strtrtir an|
m't'ed uH.i .Hst ,alh ItrW a. % e. 10 D.
H.UUHHfHIf.
rhg aafs .,s fpe-'Gei b. sm5rssne.
work. and must D. completed uf1nrfl an|
sHusfa.toulf Ni March ioii 1850
80 tid Will Do Considered uulfss accom-
ranled D., certified 0hrrk Ur rhshlar.t rhnal
iur nsr 10 r.Hf uf ff amnrni of goo hd
The hHHrH uf tlunff tummiHsIHuru uII
meet 20 nrgn hiis aad erard contract %" ih'
fur thr shove aurt 81 ihc nernallIa Count.
Court Rouse .n ui Ai4uauruluf 81 a
glsy,n u.clo,t a. m, on Monday febfnar
surc.s.mi Hdir-s win De- r%sauIr,l o. sr
Coz into rarfIHrIs rt or,s siu tha Board Of
tUuHtf tamHI.s .urrs fnr the rrnIar fn.
sauffartnrf ,.Hri't'gr ~ the vof. ttrr.hed
BOARD in inutls iho unaant ~ each contract
20 guarantee ur rarrslnE nui ~ trUh com
tfrrts and Oh .HsIIH ihr tnuutf H.H|Isf 800
h!lity Tor iamasgs Incidental co thr r],r,uii"'
ffs Haall % County Comm,..aasr 20
serve. thr ht Zoo HsIrrt anR 900 bids
500 contractor fUI HNH nl tho above noon
TONED uHr. WN hr permitted o. HImmHnU
operation until provided aitb r1HIrHru
s~iequtto to thr 0ut.iaci0ry completion o.
such wufN
Done b, order o. ,hs nssrt Of Count
cOmmi..innsH uf hfnalilll CIHnIF. sfI
Mcslra .thia -4fh iay of fanrarr 1919
n k. MfNntN
Chairman ~ iht Beard
Attest
AEsTuu WnEruYA.
C.trfF Clrrt
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WANTED-Agents

$500 -
MAtc1TS HISTORY UF WOULD
WAR Wonderful agents money!
maker Introduction. GENERAL Murcn.
highest officer United States army.
iintIHl commissions OUTFIT free 30.
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THE ONLY COMPLETE and authsu-
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Professor b. A. March with ntrndue-
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photographs Llfo 90 Roosevelt. Boo.
PRODUCTION hy EN.l resident raff Roth
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AUTHENTIC 'Life Theodore Hporo.
Ftit' Introduction nt Hs. nr lfruI
Taft frIia un srht Liberal agents
uiuissiuu outfit Free lihlr Edu|
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am Sincere! Stop CaIomeI!
Guarantee DodSon'S Liver Tone
Listen to me-! Calomel sickens and you may lose IA
days work. If bilious, constipated or
h~cadachy read my guarantee.

personal mou,. back guarantee u1a'
each spoonful Will ,i.lu uHr s.usa
liver better than u dot' oi nusi' cnI'
omol aud That % won't mako % sick
nodson's Liver Tone b real hNcr
medicine Nuun know u nest morn
iuu when YOU wukv 100 feeling fInn.
your liver VIII Dee working, headache
and di1ziuctH nuuei stomach wiz n.
sweet aud huvtis regular
UuiHun's LAYER Tone is Untlrcl, yes
ciahIr therefore harmless and can not
E%aliNHto, GIVE IA Go your children.
Mlllbra ~ people arc uainr hudsuu'i
LAYER Tone iustrud of dangerous rn
uiuol nov, Your DRUGGIST VIII tel.
you that tho Hle ct calomcl o. ~.
most stopped entirely here,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

lHusrfTE sU~FFEKEils 10 roaf our
announcement under Personal No
rug THO Elertruthfrmui Company.
sl4-A Harrison nldg. Steuhenviile. %.
FORTUNE NAKINo"-gie secures
m~oWbefship Anl uii pro-raia ietrr-
90 pa i've great hulkhurnett fortune
making Rushcr oil Weliu. bic nnunr-
tuniiy Act noN, Ahner Davia rrus-
loe. Mlohlln Enlla. rnA.
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PERSONAL


PROSTATE pisOUuEnH Hadder
trouble in e. gcttng up i%rcGueni-
% ni night pualtivflN and rlpldh ~.
rrcono without drugf privately at
hume doctors n~HfrurnfnH rhlrsnrur.
tors. physical culture directors lae IL.
sili used iF anyone anywhere SO
matter Whuf ynu nave tried or how
Ola tho cirr this mrthn1 will hiring
results quickly Write Tor free illus
unirl hnlhlrt rud convincing trTfi-
monF ElcffruthrruHl Co... af1-A
Harrison Bids stollcut.le Ohio.
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Denver Colo lsh cattle re-
roipfs 1900. market Hfelrf. tseof
steers fff inargIE Go. COWS nnd hpif-
gro fh 30 Z" fitaii F. ken tud focd-
so cd.
Uurr receipts 1000. market steady.
top 81 900. Uaik $40 suH 5000
Sheep ftreIpf 1000. mIft.f rtrHIN.
Wls Nti5fH.ff' Uns owes s-s5n
$3.50
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Kansas CIV. Mo. Web D. Hog BE-.
ceipts 5000. market steady; heavy
ft1ah mf17 go; pirs st2uOn gtG.O0.
Cattle receipts 5000. market steady:
steers SIS 90 ef $1,000. western Q2.nO
mfi7.DN COWS 81 00mftt0H heifou.
o. 90 fiAh0; Htnrkcru 81 500 SIC 90.
calves 200 sifnO.
sheop receipts 5000. market steady
lnmhs $500 naC0i yeafliUas $1,000
sfftfios wstheu $500 ftg 20. ewra
Isl. un $40 90.
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calves good aud choice st4.soasft
Sheep receipts 5000. lambs and
yrurlinna mostly 80 GENTS hlrhrf.
ahecp aud feeders strong. lambs.
ehrlrc and prlmc SO tuaf ttfHfs mo.
Alahnu Aifhns ewes. choice and
prime fto.1tn fit 90; medium and
good - 90 ufto.15, culls $3.50 S..
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For SALE

$4,000 Groom brick. modern. large
basement CORNER Dot. High.
lands
8 $50 ma-ro0m coftaro. sleeping
porch. rhoWkrr hath. bot and
cold water; Highlands. riuat
IW
$500 s-room brick. modern. we'll
IuIlt. hot waller beat. c0rncr
Dot; NIshuiuda cisHo ln.
1900 Groom. ccm.nt block cottage.
bath. -rlaucf-fn porch. nrt-
place. garage; south High
lands.
ts.st0-f-raom shinrio bungalow.
modern. sleeping porch. fruit
trees. good barn. Highlands
81, 60O-k-ro0m frame. bath. etc.
sleeping porch. South Broau.
way: n good bus.
$1,000 room fnme. modern. close
a.. An. a...l
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Ttt UnIt.d rsr'nership ho7.tnfau arIsf.
iue h,ifr.u man LlNinasfou. John ls.Ius
ltoH fHt n Ntadeftuni cod ifaaing a. sf
dissolved Mfssu Livingston retIeinr and
Nr uroirr.ua iahlrg over The entire busI.
u,.. ,nlf.,iIrs 100 %nutsihndinr nelonnis iu,
fh. frr. uri paying any obligation ihpf,uI
which ua b. .aitianding
NlNAN LIVINGSTON.
Join LIVINGSTON.
II DkODERsON.
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WANTED-Ra,e Help


announcement under u-rrnnuHA 40
drugs Tho ElrrtruthtfulHl COMPANY
al-.A Harrison Bids. s~teuherVdir o.
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Y. w. VIII Establish
Big Cafeteria in City

rg AuUl tht Young WuHIru's
Christian H.aur atom hup,s fu ne able
tu t.fHUlIHh Cd cafeteria. lu HU tlt lara
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ZOE sALE-

TI0{ FlE nodrT tiufnr Sf-
.uuIupHd Cor camping iu nfHt elnfs
condition Can square Deal rlragr.
Tor denomination,
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LOST.

found ,ou were right A. wuich cu.s-
mHte r,murs Mr'nhrioW looked puz-
sitd uut uUdr mo- r.pIN ". bad Hl
tN.t ume tuid no one Uuf mother a
uur UuuurHuIut.
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FOR sALE-rypewriters

ALL KINDS. both new an0 second
hand. bought aold, rented and re-.
paired. Albuquerque typewriter TX.
change. Phone st4. i2g So. tth a.
FOR SAhE-One Royal typewriter.
AZ condition. must Doe sold nt
once Nerryhnl FUN 60. tet North
second ~
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MIN NNn WnNrN WANTED

We can send 'ou men ana wpwcn
90 du amy kind col work. call on ua
or phone -1i 800 South FIRST g..
lIIf rliH TO-.
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A.FLElSCHER

HiAL INT iiitL AND htrs'
MOBILE iNSttiANtI, LOANS
Phone Gst. ~ south Fourth
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE PAY highest price for gents and
ladies Old clothes ana I'D shoe.
Chicago Second Hand Store. Phone
igs.
WE PAY spot caah Tor your used FUR
niturc, rugs. stoves. etc. Phone ~.
hurryhiu Furniture Co.. iat North
Second street. Phone tOG.
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WANTEn-nlnrhnrgCd soldier wants
work in garage or driving Tor pa-
waite family. Otherwise will take ans
Kind OF work. Phone COST.
WANTED Position hv exaoldier VIII
trie % KIND of work. Experience
bon concrete work, uH machiniai hciusr
hN" 'niuliuh luhoiol References
EiNru liIA 20. cnro Herald.
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msoenaneous

~~~~~--~~
WANTED Nicely furnished or e
room cottage ur apartment hoN
l.lH, DIre Herald
PARTNER WANTED m % good din-
IU. ruuW ud EitDlDu propagation.
Guui hutsi lu CITY, Phone 1859. guf
= Third street oxford Hotul Mra.
Aishuih.
WANTED Tl buy secondhand fur
nltulo chnH D. kcppeier. COT So
Ilrat 3d. Phone Htt.
wANTEp-Caroful GOA uninging
by master photographer: twice
daily service. itomembpr, satisfaction
guu ranteod. Send your finishing TO q
reliable established firm. Hanna a
Hanna. Master Photographer.
PARTNER WANTED IN IL good dim
ING room auf Kitchen proposition.
Good hotel be- city. thouo 1000 sos
Third street osford Hotel Mn.
Nichols.
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HoR ~RENT-aooml

AMERICAN HOTEL uooma aud
hnardi rates reasonable sNgl West
Central Phone .Hl
FOR ItINT. Norurf Of Thltl aud
copper Avenue. Rooms 81 and 90.
T. Co. AihtEuf.
ron REST rDuIH luruHhcd apart
mrnf Hud siccrinE lutch. can
-If--M
TOR RES o. Rooms uIf fttfUIrU
porrlHr MuI,T. lutsulturer
First riIm lrlr Gentlemen tuit
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-19
How Every
Accident You
Have Affects
Your Rate

N7ORKMEN'S Com
wv pensation Insurance
has now become a part
of your business. 1t is
a problem that requires
expert insurance service.
Don't imagine that the
mere payment of money
to injured employees is
the only service you must
look for.
Your greatest need is to
prevenf accidents. For the
number of accidents in
your factory directly in
fluences the rates you will
pay for protection during
succeeding years.
The Liberty Mutual
not only pays your en-
ployee promptly when he
is injured, as the law re-
quires, but it shoes you how
mfnccidpmfS. thereby.
Increasing your production
Decreasing your labor turn
over
Reducing your insurance
rate
Keeping your employees well
and happy.
I The Liberty Mutual is an
association of employers. 1t deals
direct with you and your en-
ployees. 1t has saved its policy
holders enormous sums. 1t has
returned to them over 81, 500, 600
amounts equaling 80 per cent
of the yearly premiums.(
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-19
How Liberty
Mutual Can
Help Reduce
Your Rate

THOUSANDS of en-
Il ployers throughout
the country are getting big
rate reductions because
of good accident records.
But other thousands
are paying higher rates,
b ecause their accident
records are not good.
Which class do you
want to be in?
This depends upon the
insurance company you
select before July LIST.
No matter what company you
select, your rate will depend ON
the number of accidents that
occur in your factory. This is
in accordance with the Official
Rating Plan of the new law.
If you select the Liberty Mu-
tual, you will be shown constantly
how to prevent accidents-how
to get a lower rate each year.
The actual details of your
insurance will be handled by
insurance men of long expe-
rience, under the direction of
an Advisory Board selected
from representative business
men from Tennessee - men
whom you know.
Your business judgment will
suggest the Importance of fully
Investigating the Liberty Mutual
plan before you select a company
Phone at our expense. We
will bring you full details.