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SENATOR POINDEXTER SAYS
LEAGUE PLAN INTOLERABLE
He Also Declares in Cincinnati Speech
That 1t Is Unacceptable tn
Americans.
IBy Associated Prcss.I

CINCINNATI. March Ex-senator
G ha EHsinesI keS Msn
Club here tonight declared the pro-
Losed League OF nations plan was
utterly intolerable" in whatever form
able to the senate and the American
people. He said union OF action and
co..opcrai ton was highly desirable If it
Gid not Involve surrender of the in
dependence and sovereignty of the free
nations OF the world"
Under the constitution OF tho league
OF nations or any constitution based
dexter, the autonomy and self-dcter-
would be absolutely destroyed. In o;her
words. while pretending TO preserve
stroy the liberties of the world and set
up 4, monstrous military despotism in
its place.
Europe. with its community of in
proposed league OF nations and I'M
doubtedly il can; the United States.
however. with different set OF inter
ests, having paid the fearful cost OF
10 preserve liberty, would make "a mon
Strous mistake to surrender that very
liberty 10 different form of world
government in the shape of "A league OF
nations with authority AMI power to
enforce its DEGREES upon the United
states.
The plan proposed. of a league supc-
which il is TO rule. with independent
power and authorized to use force. is
utterly intolcrable in wha tever form il
may be developed No arrangements
containing this element OF super-gov-
eminent of the world with SOVEREIGN
and supreme power over the nation;
~hich Is advocated with SO much formal
Propa Sanda through the country. Will
be acceptable 20 the Senate or TO Ne
people"
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Real Estate and Court News
oHANcERf BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.

kis REV WITH SsT0T co5 ane RGe gsG OF
q, floyd ana Allen Avenues, March 10. 1919.
;55 ;..., sai22 A H5 S..
has y sla5 N 1.f9Se II s Zee; 2pA WICK
10. @s Miller Avenue; s9x,is'2 feet. west
street Lien $50 March o'I Il. u i.i isoin ,sS
aasa't r 1Ra is 2eS e2. !cs 5 l$ e s.
S t goS snH. 'fsi cn nofi Of hi s2tn
Inc tHf Ea & Gay 4!see! ;Ys; feet south
Fourth Street M..cts-i- lSi, $500 o'
b smih h'H No 2 snf n5T \ ,wifs "a, 70
feet, north I!9s Diekinson' Street, 80 feei
E g ,. 81 Cow q S,reet Lien $3.50 March
ais 70 FNS Srh Ri9h aa M2EEiG wfe ct
fi so is ,h 6Gsk G fp oi IN 6io@k
north 81 pToposed aey north o; Block of "a Il IL
LOT! lots ,Ga nc!us!ye block g; strip OF land
9ii 20 ,dg nEg!qsive R;oek n Gss 10 lo
%,o DaEe ana dd'F pors + i'is ai sil 70
i HHfpa ,ge, MQ %s., 80 50 iandoPG s,ree
,ecl north OF Cha!hn street; March Il. 1917 !,
,yML,ealSS:!!e 9. wright. executor OF Lizzie
Wimder Street lazy rs ,e St'-' ,ss' ?or,h line
Nfre +. No isis 80 sgn.,,,u,o ,r..,.. =, &c
Eoi,is4lE dscfasSsa; % chaF!es Le@is mu DE-
w. ''H M. s"Fsh hiTty-a'%tn Street ijxl2i feet
OF M = t So Mach 2 ,$is 1850
!ys!fel ct ais 70 " Il swan l6 1 20 Hhn asf g,
PToyidsnc2 rsrk. $9xi25 fee;, north line Park
Liz ar. .;iG R R.ffm" g 3D., !siS f. 5Ga
.d i9chef r. 81 feet norm line sireet 'S III
Lien $40 January Il. 1919. tax 81. s. ''
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REGULAR ARMY OFFICERS
REPLACE THOSE At CAMP
Complete Change In Commissioned
Personnel Will BE Made at
Ice CantOnmcnt.
HEDEKlN EXPECTED no STAY
Intelligence Department, Under Ma
ior John IL. King, to BE Abolished
at Oncc-Baseball Engages Attcn-
ton OF Men at Station.


CAMP LEE. VA. March e6-'rhe
War Department order to replace all
class one and two otlccrs-thosc who
enlisted for the duration OF the war
only-by regular army officers. will al
most completely change the commits
stoned personnel around Camp Lee
headquarters. Preparations were un-
der way today TO carry out this order.
and in all possible cases class one and
Two officers will be released from the
service at once.
Among those who will be discharged
Just as soon as their position can be
Tiled by qualified regular army officers
camp adjutant: Major John s. Graves
camp personnel adiutant: Major John
+: L. Follctt. camp judge advocate.
Lieutenant Colonel 4. w. Clcary. camp
executive officer: Colonel Brownlee,
:. Wilson. morale officer: Colonel Glib
son. camp inspector and Rrigader-
the regular army. and will in all prob
AGILITY remain At this post for an in
definite period.
given TO replace these officers, it will
be done just as cXpeditiouslv as pos
sible The student officers at the in
on duty mere with permanent orSani-
S z,, and it is thought sufficient
, number be op of specially qualified officers
who will leave the service. 1t was
stated by a high official here this af-
ternoon that in case the places of some
of the officers at headquarters could
not be satisfactorily filled by regular
army officers. that the present heads
of these departments would be tenn
porarily retained in the service.
The camp intelligence department.
Of which Major John l.. King has been
the head for the past several months
Will be discontinued at once. This de-
partment has done great deal of
valuable work since the opening OF
the cantonment. but it is thought that
sary at Camp Lee. Major King was
often confronted with delicate and per-
Picking problems which were vitality
related to the good of the service. lie
was one of the most popular officers
in camp. and after his release from
the service he will enter politics in
the State OF Indiana
Baseball games arc consuming the
l1te afternoons here now. The men
drill pretty much all of the mornings.
but the afternoons are mostly given
over TO sports and recreational excr-
else. With the approach OF spring the
ball teams OF Camp Lee are planning
TO meet mines OF various nearby cities.
The Lee teams will no doubt play most
OF their out-of-camp games on Sundays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
MANY TROOPS TO ARRIVE
AT NEW YORK WITHIN WEEK

WASHINGTON. March 26.-rrans-
pert sailings announced today by the
VA Department show that the tlua
IS due q New York April 4. with units
OF the 3eSth field artillery and casuals
aboard
The La Lorraine. due at New York
March 81, has aboard a casual COM
p@ny from South Carolina and regular
army troops.
Headquarters OF the l6s;h field artil-
lvCY brigade and other units of the
IiEhiy-ht;h division michigan and
Wisconsin,. are aboard the Aquitania.
which Is due al New York March 20
r'hc Acuiiania also has aboard :, record
number O: soldiers wives. there being
SlNiE nine brides with the army troops
ne following units were announced to-
Gay IS assigned 10 early convoy: Base
.i5spita. No l02: army ambulance ser
vice sections numbers 526, 527. $50, 532.
SO S55, .5.. 56S. SIS. 566 513 $40, 5S7,
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cHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

r ftiehSso. 10 ~ %1rih FGGfihb1 saee u
street s; a, .q99r'h line Dnvai Street Msreh
d. . Jennings % " +. Hcdd trustee.
:etS ana :, niocs H. Plateau ."Xl'o feet
Masnoiia- Street Starch ls IsiS ,ihSF'h OF
nd nay Kori sTS s,:ya Inc 10 II Pa4rq Ir
feet a. northwest corner f S,oy.} 'Ni q, ~
and Allen Avenue. March TO- i,!& sIi .gI ~ ..
W drf.si 4 rsy1e and Carrie 4 jwiicJ 10
2l2 and 2i; Lee Disirict iss ;.xi@, Ia o. r. az
AY;enues,. A!$rcg i.l& sl5o%. ''o''"'"'n'
RUFUS Mood and sadie =. Cwi;eb 20 j.
-, Handoinh Stree, atti!D 20 uS So, ~
Randolph Street. - fee; north Of G.hafn,.
S ST. iso lo, q land @ tee norI q,
down. Street March =. isis sig % ran
WHttiIiam, Henri White. and Martha Ann
r ME-, ot LE9 2G IG,- Va 20 W = ,Hcad
teet east Of Glmer Street. Harth Is ,sIg
c.-relee e Fl it Durham ana Laura " t,yife,
iiht virginia Avenue: il5 feet south OF WE
TIE io!rh aref HsF 9fnF 9S ss, 9l9ck :. Barton
GU Investinr corp is'' to - i u rhon.,,.
and Harry Frazier. Jr.. No 1905 Main Strce.
e fee, i1.she.. BY ia fe..t il inchss.. norm
Esst Main st5cs, % sS@, inch e9 on no no i
s.IdS OF Main street between Twelfth and
Dora J. Parker % William X SiGCicorc,
md stonthwest Robinson. trustces 40. ~
uG;ast Lay 9t'cet a"'; feet. south luc CIa,
March a. 1919 $50 Va ~" o'Fce'
70 Lucille Ha5risnn TO Frank s Richeson an,
HSseue :, hfs ea o. Is'@sa Eq 90 M%
March "a. 1913 sos ''''''''S 7''te'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
0ST-0FFICE JOBS KEPT
OPEN FOR MEN IN SERVICE
Former Employees May Return to
Duties Within Five Years or
Time OF Discharge.

Postmaster Thornton has been ad =
NiSed by Fostmas r-Ciencral Burlcson
service 20 engage in the military or
naval service OF the United States dur
ing the war viii he rcinstated, on
their application, az any time within
iivc years after they received their
honorable discharge. provided they had
the required fitness.
The PoSt-tiilce Department at Wash :
ingion. has also Informed the local
poSt-oi!ce officials that where military.
units have sailed for the United States.
but have left behind some Of their
members 20 care for government prom
crtE. persons writing TO these men lcf.
behind should nscribe, on their en-
Nelopes, please forward. Addrcsscc
stu in France This suggestion is
made because when the American post
Office officials retain on this side ma II
which Is addressed TO members Of
units whose sailings are announced
cficn the writer OF letter knows that
INC aOdrcssce mas been left bchinh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
GLASS WILL SPEAK HERE
FOR VICTORY LOAN DRIVE
Comes April II to Pave Why for Cam
pniEn's Opening Ten Days
Later.

Secretary of the Treasury Glass viii
visit Richmond April II and speak ia
workers on the loan drive, which start
was received yesterday bv Oliver +
sands in telegram sent to him l.
the secretary
Mr.. sands Immediately began maxim :
arrangements for the reception of Mr.
Glass. .cttcrs Viii be sent out TO ali
county ciaitmcn throughout the Stale
Urging them 20 attend the lncctinc
and IL IS expected that there Will be
a fun attendance
IL il expected that the meeting viii,
be he!d IN the City Auditorium and /;
WILL probably be open TO the public
Many loan workers from all over the
district arc expected to visit Rich
nond on this occasion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
DIED FROM DISEASE:
1O9,663 SEEK JOBS
Federal Employment Service Announces
MnnE Pledges to Keep
Offices Opcn.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-With
pledges of contributions from states,
cities and individuals still coming ill.,
Federal Employment Service announced
today that 364 Of it's $50 local Offices
could be kept in operation until Con-
Ercss appropriatcs funds. Sufficient
pledges have been made in several
states TO maintain the full quota of
offices. |. was stated.
During the week ending March 10
the service found jobs for 1871 dis
charged soldiers, sailors and marines
and for 57.lTi civilians. 4 total of
lO9.663 persons registered with the ser
vice for assistance in securing work
and o2.643 applications for help wanted
were received.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The state Compora ton Commission vcstcr-
day granted the followin charters
mo1d MaXlnnm tarl,aq "tns $500 MIN in
imum. SS.oc" Purp"Sc: Building material
business. John T.. Seatun. Bradley J. BoS-
sioux and Charles T. Bigger. secretary. in
corporators tWalkcr {. Cottrcil. PRESIDENT
all of Richmond
,Norhcei Motor Corpoyaiton Franklin Va
Maximum capital stock. $1,000: minimum
$ScN Purpusc: Auto business. Alliott l..
Sotry. secretary: w. T.. Snipcs and Barclay
Prctlow. inCorporatoTs tjcSsc 4. Norneet
preside al of Franklin
ter;ihcat" Of authority issued 20 fiatZcl G.
Buch ler. Inc. Incorporated under the laws
Of the State. Of New York. MAXIMUM cspi-
tai stock. $4,000 PURPOSE: General con
tracting business. u. G O'Fiahertv. Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
a Paying Investment
That Is Safe

You can get 4 return OF SO net on
your money by owning Washington
Cd. c. high grade modern APART
MENT HOUSE, now offered for Sl75. 900
on most favorable terms. First trust
100000 can remain: OF the balance
owner will accept s25, 900 cash and take
back lo-year second trust for $50 900.
Your equity alone after paying interest
and running expenses will net ESQ
Thorough investigation invited Prop
erty speaks for itself. CYRUS A..
SMAIE- 40 Diatrict National Bank
Bldg, Warrington, ID. G..
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trustee. to Thomas c Rufnn. lot Is. block ..
Barton Heights. March n 1919 $500
w y. ,RGdd. surviving trustee. TO William
feet tirrcrular) north line Williams street
iS9 feet Gas; OF Gilmcr Street. March IS,
Arthur Il. CHAPMAN and John p l.earv.
trustee. 10 Mrs Cornelia X. Larus. - fee, S
inches nv l21 feet. north line Hanover Ave
nue.. 20 feet So inches east OF Robinson Street
January II 1919. Si1so.
q. Ed. Wci,zel. trustee. to John Il. Banks
lGNloo feet. west line James street 6. feet
1919. siI3
+. Sitterdng. !. ID Carncal and Charles
X. Willis. trustees. 36Ai4i feet. south line
llazclhurst Avenue. Sig feet west of Meadow
brLdEc Road. March =. 1919 $50
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NAMES COMMISSION
Governor Bickctt Selects Lieutenant
Frank PnEc as Chairman OF
UOnrd.

RALEIGH y. c., March c6-t;over-
nor Beckett today named Lieutenant
Frank Page. of Aberdeen; J. II. Gamer
ON: OF kinston; James Is. Norticet. o.:
Winston Salem. and James c. Stike-
leather. Of Ashevilic. as members Of
the new State Highway Commission
created by the act of the 1919 General
Assembly. to build Il state system Of
public roads with the aid Of Federal
funds. Lieutenant Page. who has
served hftecn months in France in
road construction. is chairman OF the
commission, and is to DC known rs
Highway Commissioner
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CHANcEKY RELEASE DEEDS.

~; Brooks ,rustee. 70 John II. Smith
nnorih OF MAGNOLIA street March Is si.
". 7. niohcson and f. j. Crutchfold trus
iEnes. TO " u ,Iaclson. 80. NJ North Fourth
.:ornc, ~ idiS 10 81 nches a. northcsst
g; isie. ,2i:5 street March
Leroy y Brown. trustee 10 lame. n
SnenIer, No. EOS East Cary street - a. Fl
y. .hchrs hS l?5 feet. south line Carr
g. .iissiis. s,css'. cast OF second Street March
smith. q fest III inehss NV 20 ,a ann,e shoe.
:las Gary Street. Is feet east Of ss conn
stnnhss south line allex. rear s0s East CAY gY
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MARKETS
Continued From Thirteenth Page.

Continued From Thirteenth Page
13GH,+: common to fair. onl2: choice heif-
ers. 1914: medium GOOD. l1Dl3: com
mon TO fair. ,sal: choice cows. Il ale: me
S Slnm to Eo9d; 50 S To- e4mmon to fair ~ a
common TO fair. 7if@si7: best heavy bulls.
ma bulls. 10: fair. sGs: best calves. is:
common TO fair. Il lG: best hogs. 1851: pigs
and ShoatS. l5T11: sows and stays. l26I Il:
best, sheep l:mli: common 10 fair. Sf 10:
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nENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

D. l.. ANsci and Carrie twife) to n T.
!NcheSon. trustee. l2ois acres Wilkinson
Road. licnriCo County. March 10 1919. S6.j7c.
Chastain Brit,ian 10 +. !. Crawford. trus-
arch u. l9lg. SIG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
REPORT 86 CASUALTIES:
TWO VIRGINIA MEN DEAD
H"mr5 W. Hastings. of Melfa. Dies From
Disease; Hnrrison Perry, of Park,
From Accident.

WASHINGTON; March e6,-Casual,y lists
given out today by the Committee on Pub
lie Information, show total OF eiChtv-six
tiles. divided as follows: Killed in ac,
ton. four: missing in action. five died from
wounds; seen: died from disease. thirty
th!rteen died from aeropianc accIdcSiss
one! wounded severely. fifteen.
., NirEinians and North Carolnians in the
lists
DIED FROM DISEASE.
Private.
n nifEEilnf TsKd n9m ;rc Nj At,!fs Va or,r
CAUSES.
Private.
Perry Harrison: Park VA
REPORTED DIED FROM
DISEASE.
PriyatrS.
Davis. Olcn L.: Charlotte. y. c.
wilson. James Alexander: Norfolk Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

DTt1
NEW YORK. March 2s.--Prnt cloth mar
were reported.. New lines OF shir;inrs for
spring and wide CnChams for fall were
opened. Heavy coored cottons showed morS
hrmness Raw silk was slightly higher
Worstcd yarns stronger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
uENRICo RELEASE DEED.

II. I. Richeson and +. l.. Cru;y hfcd
trustees. 10 Edward L. Axscll and wife. lH0iy
acres ON Wilkinson Road March IL 1919
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NAVAL STORES

NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. GA. March S.-Turoentinc
hrm: 30 sales. $50 casks: shipments. - casks :
stock. c5.cei casks
Rosin nominate: rcceipts rs barrels: ship
!nents. 3il barrels: stock. 65.775 barrels
Quote y; 1910: D. T. 1915: l.. I3.2D: G.
We LEO: II IN L. IS 49, ~ 80 ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27
HALLOWELL APPOINTED
massachusetts Man Named Assi.tanr
TO Secretary OF the
Interior.

WASHINGTON, March c6-John w
Hal!owcll, of Massachusetts, was
named today assistant Secretary Of
The Interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

VUI.CANlZlNG--Do let a novice md
with your work. See the Richmond !:
Tire Co. 4i4 West Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

TRANSFERRING and hauling o
KINGS. Call Madison 1893. NJ. l.. I
140l Hull Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

oSfP % SAHs p for SA s,r a. CO
IIE IN f1 ooob 1S SDs TNTGSs.
light .. s-passengcr; overhauled.
light 6. rebuilt and repsin,ed.
good eona,,,owH:H 1.lTin1SoHr
OVERLAND
roadster: reprinted. In good cond,t,o,
Sss Sa.; 27.Ds;sssnEsI In e1eelien, eona,,,o
cI n1. ro cond;,l ,Hn Lee" ihas 1900 mica
6. 7-p.ssenger. f an. cas- n, ,,,,
Two ,ourinss. Both in GOOD ,,,,,.
dehl, ssisyai. wire screen body Jus. owe
registered racer. NNo "a. i condition
c. touring. 1917 model @E IA
>Se''he' tSAo InOOel-
7-D...oor., sTuDEsAKER.
GROW ELKHART
"e"' never been used. bargain
5. touring Rcpainted i0S
TRUCKS
MAXWELL
put IN good condition. ."
REPuBLiC
condition 'H III 80
ATLAS
''-''n de'''ery' hrs.-eIss condition.
10, ~,, ,, DODGE
Bosch naEneio.
MOTOR EXCHANGE
sl3 WEST BROAD STREEr
W. c. BOYD. Manage
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

head: market very dull: weak 10 10 cents
lower than Yesterdays average: bulk O!
sales. l9.l0dls,4o: heavy weight. ls.3S48l9.s,:
medium weight. 1870 n 1s 40: light weight
IS Ian 1875: lights. l1.@JGfls.SS: sows. 11.g5m
1873: pigs l6.5oMl7g5.
Cattle: Receipts. = 900 head: good steers
and best butcher stocks strong: others slow
calves steady: bids generally lower: feeders
strong: heavy beef steers. ll.jOSr 70 40: light
beef steers lo:gdis75:, butcher cows and
hcifers 700 a 10 -: veal calves. Is 70 q Is 80
stocker and feeder stocks. S.25 1l5 90
Sheep: Reccipts 1900 head: opening very
SLOW: packers bidding more on lambs: sheep
and feeders steady: lambs 81 pounds or less
Is. n cO,O s. pounds or better. IS SolI 90 81 :
cullS. l4oOn ll..J: ewes. medium. L.. 90
cults and common go a LIS
NEW YORK LIVE STOCR MARKET
NEW YORK. March c6:-Beeves firm com
mon TO fair steers. 9.25Gl lT.75 bulls. sOod
l3U: COWS. t:o0M l265. Calves barely steady:
vcaIs. 40 1900: culis. 1o.OOGl3.50: fed
Sheen and lambs lower: ordinary sheen.
clipped lambs. 1900
Hogs steady at 1875 q SO: rouEhs 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

SPRING is approaching. Why not
your car rSpainted now? We are at
Painting and diminishing Co.. II
Main. Randolph 1891 w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

RICHMOND AUTO SERVICE CORR, 5oo
road service trouble insurance. night and
day, VIZ per year. Auto repairing and sc-
TRUCK = Smith Form. a-Truck ,naXes a
motor truck of any car. Phone boulevard
2A26. lAi3 West broad Street
TRUCK BODIES-Tcn different s;yIe, In
Guiding dumps. Will sell cost See u,
before buying. Commercial Motors In
ls-20 South Fifteenth Street.
TRuCk boDIES-we have several one and
tWo-ton stake and express bodies that
VIII Mt any truck. We put this body on
your chassis; also fun line OF cabs for
any make OF trucks. a. Meyers SON 1ai
East Gary. headouartcrs truck bodies.
TluckS-Stcwa-t Motor Corp. 1910 West
GTantlty prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-27

USED CARS can be bought at 4 reasonable
price from ~. y. Prentiss. $40 West
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AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS
SAXON SIX. THREE-PAssESGER. $3.50
SAXON SIX. FlEE-PASSENGER ~ 500
GRANT SIX. FIVE-PASSENGER. 500
CHANDLER SIX. IvE-PAsSENGER. 500
GRANT COUPE ROADSTER 500
sEvES-PAssENGER sTUpEBAKER. 600
d. A. PRENTISS.
SO WEST BROAD STREET.
BARGAlNS--Sec us for the best bargains
in used cars. We specialize on them
r. F. kaehle-. 1919 West Broad
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Longer Term Rates for Business Advertisers
ON REQUEST,
r. I; ~: each week .day, and up TO $3.50 T.. Al.
next mornings paper.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths. 1
nc sGw A AIaIc% High aH rark on We'd
ton Lewis. In the sixty hrth year OF his age.
In Mcmoriam. :.
NELSoN.-In loving rcmcmbrance OF our
dear brother. Willie L. Nelson. who de-
ago today.
Sisters and Brothcrs.
N our dear f6 ssd SS esns msm2sy q
who died on. year ago today. March u,
.----------- Is iii. children
Funeral Directors. 4
PHAUP-- t:lwin Phaup, Funeral Director
Ms az Em s Tsna sG 5sss Mai" Street
F%ne4s 4oS ws5i Main si SSes
eoul. ~ Nights and Sundays. Ran. 1870.
Personals. 81
AMERICAN SHOE SHINING and hat
MsS SFF s;rd for h hone n MS, sns East
Lost and Found. 10
co ral; ss at Main Street station ladies'
Main Street Station.
p9 Nation Of f,T INV 81 rGwaTd for any nfoT
whi re, ANSWERS to th2 name OF jock. G
FoB-Lost, between post onicc and Mar
Hoy S9 HfoS Maf Rn FOB Win fs2nf hsT
i Bite at s.,Sehed Finder please cali Madi-
On pe!srs6urs sF r II ash'h wa wa
asssAS n?5n 8ste nPaf R M9$so"
ASSt:s-lost. on West FrankIin Street
tacles IN black leather case Reward IL
returned to SIS West Franklin
Pur---Strayed from e3t Yves; Gr1cc Street
white pointer pup. about months old
eward on return. Leroy L.. Brown Phone
Madison l6I$-J
REAR LAMP AND LlCENSE-Lost rear
lamp and licensc No. coos. Finder please
call Madison 2os2.
WHIST WATcH-losi, between Laurel aud
Jefferson and Broad. ladies' gold wis;
watch initials l.. V. II. Liberal reward
M-! returned to L!mes. p!sna.eh --
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USED CARS-Depcndable used cars for
sale. NJ. ID. Stone Motor Co, Broad and
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES for Sale.

AUToMOBlLISTS-?0c a gallon for ga.o
line: loo "A quart for oil. Somebody start
ed something. We are going to rnish IL
gasoline costs us 25c wholesale Tom pk!ns
Ecw Glass Chcat-Proof Tank. 40S West
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SMITH MOORE VEHICLE co. = Ant.
bileS washed and polished while you
SIS North Fourth Street
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iSED CAR BARGAINS
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

USED CARS for saIo at I.ininser-AIson =,
llt West Broad Strs~,. Sp ~
USED CARS AND TRUCKS.
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION.
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Sc this compiet. directory OF wants and
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SAN u Y BROTII ERS' Ford service.
better. With Richmond Motor Conf
Rrnal at Tenth Slrasis