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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots For Sale
IN

MONUMENT AVENUE. lot 30 feet. IN civ.
about three squares west Bel, Line clear
." r.r foot 20 immediate purchaser. "a
carr Times Dispatch
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MERCR 4NDISt
business GQuIpineut.

CHECK wKITEKS-Aii makes New and
Itichmond.
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RE.iL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale. q

fAkMs--wi!i SELL tor cash trade for city
property. HuOG little farms. 20 and -
acres. with 5-rooin houses AID outouildinEs
close to city and conNcnier.ces aud hnc
auto roads. Prices. $500 and s5,Iou These
az oa,SalEs T. 20. ar. Times Dispatch
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
lS' acres. within IL miles OF city. abon,
~" acr-, N high state OF cu.iiya don
100 acres. within one-ha!. mil. Of rail,
Price. $3.50.
Forty acres with n good bo,so H..
hath ana water and good outbu!idinEs
Forty acres. with good house, within
miles of city Price. $500.
$50 acres. no buildings. within milo,
Of Richmond VIII double In value in a
few years Get busy and buy this. Price
So per acre
to $1,000. '''''
!. A. CONNOLLY & CO.
Seventh and Franklin Streets
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Houses For Sale.

BRlCk hOM Evil SCI, my new --room
modern brick house: hot-watcr heat. on
best avenue. West End. immediate posses.
sion for 81 ,hH0 cash. balance like rent T.
2. care Times. dispatch.
BUNGALOWS make beautiful. inexpensive
homes. Save money Buy direct from
the designers ana buildcrs Easy terms
Wiliiams., E:Ib * Williams. Forcs, mn.
Nchmond. Va.
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THE KING OAKS LOT"

TltREE CHOPT ROAD. NEAR PATrER.
son AVENUE FINEST LOT IN WESI'
,MMpTo% ,SECTioN: TWO iMMENSE
OAKS ON FRONT. SIZE i5OrlG ~ I,,;i
MAGN!FlCENr VIEW oVENLo okiST
SURROUNDING COUNTRY IN nI
DiiEtrlDNS OWNERS PLANS CIIAN,;.
Eli Wilt SELL. AT HARGAIN TO t.,tSt.
mkoMPrhr ADDRESS q ~. CARE
TIMES DISPATCH
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Lots For Sale.

Lots For Sale. NJ
iilGltLAND pARK-s2os cash and 81 90
:, per week buys lois In East li,rhla nd
parE CITY water and gas SEQ 4
ia ne htr.v Pas Mutual Ruilding -
MONUMENT AVENUE extended Rar. on.
porinni'y to double your money Lot
leoSl1o 3ur before inevitable advance
Monumcnt avenue. Belt Line bridge now
being snii,. Advance In value certain be.
;nand increasing. owner Nonresident and
Times Dispatch.
MONUMENT AVENUE-t Offer two beauti-
fu Monument Avenue lots west OF tn,
Bet Line. for sale, easy terms The
bridge Is now under construction. and tn.
avenue will he opened These lots can lie
purchased at bargain price Each is a
Times Dispatch.
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AUCTIONS-LECAL
Auction Sales.

LAUNDRY ron SALI2-I will ofIer for
saie public auction. to the highest
bidder for ash. on October q. 1919. ut.
y. NJ. the real estate. machinery and Tx
lures OF tho sun Laundry Company. Leaks
vile, ~ g.. Tho machinery. euuIpni~ut aud
building have been In only about two
years The sale viii take place on tho pram.
iscs OF the sun Laundry Company. .i.eakS-
viiio. y. &. shall be glad To furnish any
Information desired. b. T.. Trottcr. Trustee.
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L. >. ARMY GOODS SALE.
inches WIDE. . insnes deep: asbestos ,iIs
ot-wAter tank; oven - inches deep. g
Closet aeacy ssn VIZ" !. neh1;
deep. "A inches wide. has SCOT boa and
10 inches deep. 33 inches wide; ) FONTS
pes saIss Seers , M,h ids North s;Gs
E. s ARMY galvanized ho;:w4,er ians.
L. S ARMY heaters. Radiant HON. iios
beautiful stove. Suitable for dwellings. Of
SIS heater. oniy siishtly used As $ good
as new, W:!i burn e9a! and wood $50 50
vas. sSout aS.oa duck 10 in "f" VIDE vac.
:? inches long waterproof. Eaeelietn con:
T. s. Olive drab pure Wool shirts. Class lass
US. ARMY rssula,ion olive hrab ai-wo"i
blankets Renoyated and repaired:
L. S. ARMY commcrciai comforts class A..
$50 o. each .l, or sac doz; st"2s H. So
SIS doz: :, ;!aS s., p. Sc each, Or 50 doz
AM n,nr leather Jackets sc Wh
to be had Tor warmth this winter: Vii
las. YOU Tor years an and give you much com com
t. 5; army wool overcoat For wi inter
and stormy weather thn You eanp", , secure 4
condition. May be dyed black or b!us at
t. US S ARMY Wool brce"h ssa rhese Dive We
drab wool brecchcS are in good service
vice for general wear. Worth IS
G-T o" NhM9 r shah, irseeht. r 81 %
brecches have been washed pressed and
are in good serviceabic condition. You
We offer them in dozen lots at so per
dozen pairs. Per pair. only. .......... y5c
u :. ARMY raincoats. double back. water
proof. Bought from government .contrac-
tors. real value. at. ............. sl2 so
u. S. ARMY field shoes. new: pair. IS
l.. =. ARMY used canvas lcEEinS; pair. 26c
u S. ARMY used scrviccable hats.
u. s ARMY canvas folding cots. 4 very
suitable for hotels. families. camping. etr.
Strong and durable. Only, each. 81 95
u. $ ARMY regulation double wheel har-
ness. good condition. This harness i,
complete. Double wheel harness worth
IT, 5 ARMY leather open brides. made at
Rock Island Arsenal. Good. sound
leather throughout Special. each. So Is
U. S, ARMY heavy leather hal,ers: a
sr!ena,d halter ter, Only. each. ;si2s
water OF fire buckets. Worth. new. 81.
iESNGiisH Sheiicid steel: knife 6ayonstS.
when ground makes wonderful carving.
Cash with order. References any bank
write FOR our catalogue VIII soon hs
ready. Your MONEY BACK IF NOT SAT-.
ISFIED. Prices I. O. h. Grcenvilc. S. G.
% sent a' SS whs
EEefandtd customers, aoo-miie radius VISIT hto
ing our store and buying $500 or over.
BRADLEY BONDED WAREHOUSE CO.,
GREENVlLLE. S. C.
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TREASURY DEAPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY. -
MAShinEton Scptembcr

Whereas. by satisfactory evidence prs-
sentcd to the undersig ned. It has Deen made
to appear that
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK"
IN tho city Of Richmond. In the County Of
uenrico. and State OF Virginia mas COM
piled With al The pSovis'ons OF the aet-of
atoms to extend their corporate oxistenca
1859: 80 =.
Now. therefore. I. willis J. Fowler. Acting
C1mPpIr1 ole, OF tho STrrsncy. do HEREBY
i EA%K:" In the city OF Richmond In thu
authorized to have succession for the period
specihed IN its amended articles OF assocja-
ton. namely. until close OF business on
September 10. 1899.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
tembcr. 1919. 20
(SEAL) WILLIS J. FOWLER y
Acting Com ptroller of the Currency.
Charter NO s2:9 E1tension No. ASA.
:. ~ a-1 IA,
u 4.sW aaasss
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GARRETT & CO.

GARRETT & CO
.2.ob-rimber. AZ acres az acres Of
"niCn set IN heavy tmh"s VA,
3V~- 700 te-t. ot whoa li-t million feet are
psht. mostly orisia.i srowta In!s pTvp-
niles OF ra.toao W,u sel ~ lee a, auV,e
p..Ca
si2,ooo-z acres on Three. Chopt Road
close In. Eight residence and out-
buildings THIS Is 900 buy. Imnte-
date poSscSs.Cu.
). No-s acres on Williamsburg Road. al
mos touching corporate n.n:ts Residence
ana outou!iuinEs.
s2.20-i acres. sor. and residence. In
'hicky settled neighborhood. close to ci,y.
.i.ioo.. acres and Groom residence in
Is SiS baisain.
1880 IN acres close to ches,ern.ld Court
house; ~ acres OF highly improved land.
oa.ance IA wood. Seveu-room residence. ::
."ry largo barn ana numerous outDuiid-
!nIS. THIS H. Tho lest iarrn buy In This
"scton owner leaving state. inu.t sell
Iu:Ch
SOP acres ~ very Tine truck land on.
mile Of ashland line Good ..roorn
Farm AHA hCiac.
stock. dairy. truck. poultry and s.n.rai
prrr"s1 ia!uS Ia all s.cions Of Virginia
Also timber tracts
GARRETT e. co.
lii2 East Maln Street.
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Summer Places for Rent.

i"sdenc- "r"Sipr- aud country. Lo.,-
'hs. bathinE. hSuIHg Eleven u
n!ah"I. ani tw', bat ms. laundry. modern
tvh..ni:ncrs. large pIaEZas. large raE.se.
shi uob:iy iTutt. hIsh c!cS alton. 1ne .icv
M"-sHt hus"tls i;ay. I'hot". particulars
writ" Ai''"rt DyiCh. Sea View. hi.ss
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale.
"a

bi.OOk AvE.-ior sale. Brook .\venue.
close N. ;~o blocks .roro tine.
tractive ssvcn-room detached residence
tine lot garage: tor co!o-ed. Price. }2..p0
Sii.dli cash payment. balance IKE r-nt. rms
u yodt cnanCe. Caas. r. l.uchrinund
Room &C. AiiisUa Buid!rs. sos l.. East MaIu
CnAFFlN .ST-F!or sale Aay,CI, s;,I, Of
IL new six room UiSS homes Charin
SlTec. a. M-auo~ Street and school Small
tasi, payment ana oaIanCc monthly,
as cent. Greatest hone building operation
ever dndeTtahcL ia t;ictiInond Act uuI, 4
II Interested us they selling fast ChAs
= k--Er:Iunu. ltcaI Estate Agent. Allison
BGiiuius. sy3 IL Last Main street Room
90 hnn to' Sir Iiiier
CHURCH HILL. near Jeucrson Park. de.
l-th-u frame. } rooms. baths Renting
WV % p"' anhutn. Liberal terms DIr-CI
It1n, S"h:r hpj ~ Twenty second Street.
clay 81, W.--Frr sale. 900 b!Ocn room
detached f-siicnce. Now being newly AMI
A'traSu:eY painted aud pap.red Price
t-rt>ted III ouyinE on clay Street. see m.
a. once Charles Kuehrmund. Sole
Agent. Room -. Allison Building SOC =
E-st Main street
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles.

HoHSE-For sale. good work horse
,.nWii work anywhere. Phone Madiso'
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shore Property for Sale.
Be

YORK itlNEI;-Cojt.rn on ;h- YORK Hty.r
Tor SAFE. ii-r"ofit house % ot l. nd
), 900. ior nuich buyer Whi ,n.as tI.si
poultry farn. boarding honN or Ilut,
h"us" Gn"'I hshiur. boating ana h.tb,,,y
convenient 10 kChmond Grpb Bros t,i.y
liauk. Va " 49,
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FOR SALE. THREE BEAUTIFUL HOMES
WESTHAMPrCS SECTION READY t,,I,
OCCUPANCY MODERN ~ EVERY ri:.
SPE'-T GARAGE LAWNS TREES hp.
PIX TO T. .. BOX $40. CITY.
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Legal Notices.

| HEREBY give notice that viii not be-
responsible tor debts ar contracts OF any
kind made by any ono other than niySelf.
MasEic l.. Mosby.
NOTlcE-rh. Virginia Navigation Company
hereby sNrs notice that II ptopuses. on
.hs 18th day OF October. 1919. 10 lille before
Ia, State C'nrporation Coniiuission OF Vir-'
ginia consent by two-thirds IN interest Of
ihat 1t PROMISES at he samo time to file q;
rr-s!drnt. or ono VI It's Vice Presidents..
This notice ~ given pursuant 10 the sta
tute OF the state OF VirriniA for such case
made and provided.
=. q. AHLSTROM. Secretary.
no THE HEIRS or JACOB MCNEIL. De
CEASED-TAke notice that jacob McNiel,
OF Eiand Cuunty. Va. who died August
n. 1905. provided In his last will and les
lament that his cAecutrix shond sell his
real estate and after tho expiration OF ten
years. should tho residence OF his absent
hoirS no then unknown ADVERTISE for them
IN tho State papers, aud should said ab!ent
heirs not appear and claim their portion
OF said estate. then the same should bs
divided amongst those ~ whom rs nxecu--
ttiN knows tho whereabouts. You will
taks notice. therefore. that should you or
any or you not appear and claim your part
OF such estate ar before tho first day OF
January. 1871. tho said estats viii be di-
vidrd amongst Tho heirs whose where
abouts is AZ that time known. Respect
fully. Dolly French. Exrcuirix OF jacob
Nc N-ii. deceased
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
EASY Credit Terms)

The Hub Special Kitchen Cabinet
has become one of the most popular
pieces of furniture in hundreds of
homes today. One has but to see it
and examine its hosts of features in
order to learn the reason why. White
enamel cupboard, aluminoid sliding
work table, spice jars, sugar container,
-four bin, extra bread board, large
cupboard space are some of the many
labor saving eonveniences about the
Hub Special" The workmanship and
finish are all that could be desired.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
ILICKS FROM THE KEYS

Chicago. Aug. 50-R. A. Milroy, as
istant district attorney, says
pod costs will drop . per cent within
irety days.
New York. Aug. 9O.-Commercial
able operators begin part-time strike
D enforce demands.
Jackson, Miss. Aug. 3O.-H. D. Cas-
EEL, after COnceding election to op-
Onert in race for lieutenant gov
rnOrship. is declared to have won.
New York, Aug. 3O-Eight thou
and drug clerks are planning a
trike for more pay and shorter
OUTS.
BUckhannon, W. Va. Aug. 3O.-Mrs.
William Stainaker beats two Of her
aughters, to death with A hammer.
= esis::ol va f;ans S5:. n-n.,.,,,.. .--,r.
Dr. Socia gist convention. Left wing
OciaHsts to have separate conven-
ion.
New York. Aug. 3o.-Mrs. Susan
olgate, bankers widow. Is dead at
Ee Of lO3. leaving 100000 estate.
Philadelphia, Aug 3O.-Notice in
criminals warns conductors to watch
or pass stolen from Robert H. Nc
.doO. son OF former director-general
Birmingham. Aug 30.-Bunch Walk
=, chief Of police at Brighton, near
ere. shot and killed.
Asheville. n c.. Aug. 3O-Today
7e last of the personnel officers
,ft United States Army General
,ospitaI No. y. located at KeniI-
-orth Inn. on the edge Of this
ity, and the institution closed.
Boston. Aug. 30.-If the police
zen, who were placed on trial be-
ors Police Commissioner Curtis for
oininE the new poliCemen's union
re discharged, a strike will be
allied
Wilkesbarre. Pa. Aug. 3O.-One
aousand employees Of the Noting
am Colllery of the Lehigh and
Cilkesbarrc Coal Company struck
oday.
Indianapolis. Aug. 3O.-OhciaIs of
We cold storage houses, three lead
1g packers and FIVE commission
ouses of Indianapolis were in
ictcd today.
St Louis, Aug. 81. - Representa-
ives of the Order of Railway Tele-
raphers will go in conference here
Ionday to consider new wage de-
lands The order represents So
% railroad teIegraphers.
San Diego. Chile. Aug. 30. - Sixty
lousand workers held demonstra-
Ions today in various parts of the
ountry protesting against the high
ost of living.
Chicago. Aug. 3O.-Policies, not
olitics, will be the chief concern
sAa A1arfrar TaUFon The or
anization will be just what its
lembers make it. said Lieut. Col.
he odore Roosevelt
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
PALMER FLAyS
FOE IN SENATE
..orney-General Questions
Motives of Senator
Frelinghuysen.

.k.torney General Palmer last night
is--ed a formal statement charging
senator F'relinghuysen Of New Jersey
with having used his influence to
block the operation OF the Trading
With the Enemy Act under which
German-owned property in the United
States was seized and Americanized
Frelinghuysen led the fight against
Palmer's confirmation by the Senate.
Palmer charges that an ATerlCan
Insurance company of wh.CI r'reling-
iuysen is president "efTectually block
ed the final liquidation" Of the Balkan
Insurance Companies, which was one
Of the concerns to which licenses were
refused by the Treasury.
The truth is that Senator Freling-
huysen has not been against me, %
says Palmer. he has been against the
Trading with the Enemy Act; he mas
been against the whole business OF
country during the war. and he has
Especially been against the American
zation Of the Industrial concerns in
heretofore used in a hostile way
Palmer then says that when the
bnemy trading act was under consid-
eration in Congress. Senator Freling-
huysen introduced before the Senate
Commerce Committee Neal Bassett,
Who urged that insurance companies
De not interefered with.
Mr.. Bassett." says Palmer. was
ollowed by Senator FrelinEhuysen
With a statement designed to support
luysen did not tell the committee that
he was at that time financially inter-
ssted in four insurance companies
whose relations with German COM
panies would be affected by the legis-
alton then proposed"
Frelinghuysen also tried to prevent
he sale OF biz enemy-OwDed wooden
mills at PassaiC. y. J.. taken over
" the government. Palmer charges.
Palmer also says Freling gauyseu
vas the only one Of I2f memb, rs Of
Congress who voted against an
amendment to the enemy trading ac.
giving the alien property custodian
IIthOrity 10 sell GerTan-owned con-
:erns and property in the United
states
Since these German owned prop
rites had been spy centers and nests
Il seditIOn planted here with hostile
intent" says Palmer. 1T would be
IUlte proper to strike A real blow at
he enemy by destroying the Ger
nan hold upon American industries. "
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

New York, Aug 3n-The follow
ing WashinEtonians have registered
at New York hotels: o. F. Burger,
Navarro; G. T. COrder, Gregorian;
J. J. McCauley, Navarro: A. P. Nc
Neill. Breslin; H. II. Moss, Cumber-
land; H. T. Parker, Herald Square:
Dot Pennington, Longacre; Mrs. W.
Baker. Woodward: Miss f. Cooper.
Bristol; Mrs. G. H. Duffy, Wood
ward; F. R. Ellube. Ansonia: Miss
c. Friday, Bristol; R. II. Jacob. An
sonia: A. V. Johnston, st. Andrew
NJ. Knox. Holland; Miss F. McCIrI-
land. Park Avenue; Miss H. Reynolds
Woodward; Miss NJ. Willis. Holland
W. Young. Empire.
TRADE PRESENTATIVES
Goldenberg. NJ: L. ]. jackson, car
pets and furniture, Commodore.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
HOROSCOPE,
SUNDAY. AUGUST 81. 1919.
lCODyusht, 1919. +, The McCIu-, Newspaper
SyrGIra'rJ

&yrGica,e.J
This is not lucky day. accord
inS to astrOIogy. Neptune. Venus
and Mercury are all in adverse
aspect
During this sway of the stars it
is wise to rest and to pursue
routine duties.
Conditions are most unfavora Bile
for love affairs. since they en-
couraE" cog"It and Inconsistency.
II Is an unfortunate planetary
Government for writing and love
le .tcrS should he delayed. for they
are under a sinister iufluen.e
ClerEymen an! all Who bespeak
public attention may find audiences
critical and unresponsive, while
this rule prevails.
Religious diSscnsions and troubles
Of various sorts are indicated for the
United States. since prejudice and un-
charitabieness will gain certain as
rendancy.
Church and state will clash in poll
tical movements to be launched in the
autumn, astrOlOgers foretell
While Neptune is in a place un-
friendly to humanity. there will be
continued increase in moral obliquI-
ties. Laxities in standards long
maintained in America will be more
and more evident within the next few
months.
Increase OF divorce is one Of the
signs of the time in which the old
bars against transgression of mar
rage laws are let down.
According to ancient lore this should
an auspiCiOus day for fishermen
The Mars of the President is NOT far
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31

Striking innovation in male attire
will be possible when the expected
boom IN the prices Of cloth ng reaches
Washington this fall.
While the articles Illustrated above
may seem somewhat odd to the read
ers. they should be strongly favored
by the thrifty males of WashilE,ou
who are lean of purse and whose pav
envelopes have lost out in the race
With the old H. 9. of L. for the fJl-
lowing reasons:
Roman tCga. Can he made out Of
any old blanket for winter or a bed
sheet for summer. Guaranteed not
to get baggy at the knees, and will
not become shiny IT, the seat Crazy
quits will lend the individual touch
.yl IN" particular man.
=. Chimes" costume. viii Mt any
f-ure. No collars or cuffs. hence
no laundry bills. May he used as
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31

from the Ascendant OF the King OF
England. an aspect that may cause
some diplomatic complication. Canada
may be involved.
The Zone at Rome now comes under
HdV0T-'. lunar influences that presage
political and religious troubles.
Persons whose birthdate it is should
be unusually careful and discreet dur
ing the coming year. They should
safeguard themselves against decep-
ton, intrigue and slGnder. Financial
affairs will be satisfactory. II schemes
of every sort are avoided.
Children born on this day may be
restless and hiEhstrung. These sub
jects of Virgo who have Mercury as
their principal ruler learn quickly,
have great endurance and remain
young in middle life
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Mystery Of Missing
Airmen Still Grows

san Diego Cal. Aux 3O.-A
tatement attributed to American
,onsuI Sidney Smith. Of EnsNnada.
-ower California that Capt Tri-
lilo. of Governor Cantu's army. h>i
Ienied that his men had found the
american army aviators Lieuts.
FaterhOUse and Connolly. added
Oday to the mystery surrounding
he disappearance Of the two m<n
en- days ago.
Another squadron Of airpIaIes is
lUe back some time todZ- after
lying over the country in which
he men are thought t> have been
OrCed to land
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Finds Fortune in Shoe.

Easton, Pa. Aug. 3O.-AIberto Santo.
. shoemaker. had the surprise OF his
fs when he attempted to put a wom-
ms shoe on a last to repair II. found
. small box inside containing dia-
londs and other stones valued at
1ore than 5000. The Jewels were
he property OF Mrs. c. Fred Sefp,
Tho had placed them In the shoe be-
ause of a burglar scare.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31

lounge suit during the day and as
pajamas at night
; and 4. French and Russian
blOuses. absolutely the best two-in-
one costumes. Father can wear
them to business and hand them
over to mother or daughter in the
evening to wear at the movies"
Pa thus gets a longer nights sleep
Since prohibition has gone into f.
feet father needs no clothing Tor
farinE forth into the night. He
minds the cat
). Sandals. With shoes going up
to $50 and $50 per pair this antique
foOtEear will render a big saving.
New sOles may be cut OF the Old
Kitchen linoleum and stuck on with
glue No shines are necessary.
Neat and sanitary and sure cure for
ecorns
The Washington herald., 1919-08-31
Industrial Congress
Called at Chicago

Chicago. Aug. 3o.-NationaI Congress
4 Industrial. civic and Financial
IotabIes has been called to convene
Ieptember 5 and Q.
The meeting. to be held under the
luspices Of the Illinois Manufacturers
Association. will be called the Our
COUNTRY First Conference"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23
Whose Ocean

All the way across the ocean the
New York World cables a British
joke which it says goes big over
there" This is the joke.
After the German fleet had sur
rendered in deepest humiliation.
"one big round-hearted German OK
pressed his disgust. He spat into
the ocean three times. once for the
damned British fleet. once for Ad-
miral Beatty and once for the British
nation, saying. That's what I think
of you all
Then a noble British tar bitches
his pants, and says: Look here.
Fritz. You can say what you please
about the English fleet and the ma
ton and Beatty, but you be damned
we'll careful WHOSE OCEAN you go
splitting into
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-23
Good Reading for Sunday


Germany's position at the a
conference reminds me of two old
'nisers ! used TO know remarked
Senator Lodge at a luncheon. These
two men, while they had plenty of
money, We're very niggardly with IL.
though they tried to keep the fact to
themselves. Hence both were rather
put out wnen they CHANGED to meet
enc another in the top gallery of a
cheap theater. And what brings
you here?' asked one. To which the
other replid. ITO tell the truth,
I'm suffering with a fearful cold, and
as the heat of the theater ascends.
| felt IL would be safer for me to sit
up here than in the orchestra or
boxes Then he added, But what
brings % here?' My opera glass
es,' replied the friend. Your opera
glasses? Yes; they enlarge so much
! cant see from the boxes what is
going on on the stage. ! have come
up here in the gallery 10 be able to
see with them at all.