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New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Paris Market Irregular

fAkis, Dee. 1s,~--Prices were irrerp-
- On the booree today. Three per
-. renter. be francs ~ eentimes. Ex.
%%eahSs On London, ~ francs ~ con
.'nss. firs per cent ION. ri fronc4 IN
s"''"es: ihe dollar ~ss qge.s4 a. lG
f~rts an cent5aes.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
More Standard Oil Financing

The Standard Oil Company of Ken
tucky Is understood to be contemplate
ing new financing, which will probably
follow tho same lines as that recently
completed by the Standard Oil COM
panies Of New York and California.
The amount OF new funds wanted by
tho Kentucky is placed at $4,000 900, to
be used in connection with the new
refinery being built at Louisville and
other extensions.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
London Money Market

DsDoN. Dec. IL. Bar silver. ia
" ounce; bar gold, flss ID Money.
- ker cent. Discount rates Short
s'ssA ssssntum at Lisbon, 140.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
New York Clearing House Banks

1NcW OIA NN-aIiUS IIOuSc DIukB
Equitable the
Changes
Jas n 0 Reserv
n IA
n 0 bank nd thrust.
companies ..:.;
Rose n ies: banks
Inc.
United deducted a1s8 os4ooo
New-York tribune., 1920-12-19
Gold from Holland?

Gold imports into this country may
be swelled in the near future by ship
ments from Holland. Bankers here
have received advices telling Of q
rather heated controversy in this coun-
try with college professors and econo-
msts arrayed on one side and practical
banks on the other. The professors
are attacking the policy Of the Neither
lands Bank, the state bank of Holland,
which they accuse of perpetuating in
f1ation. This faction insists upon the
expectation of gold to America to set
tie balances and restore Dutch ex-
change to level somewhere nearer
normal. The bankers, on the other
hand, defend the Netherland Bank s
policy. The outcome of the contro-
versy is awaited with much interest ON
both sides of the water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Real Estate and CourtNews.
RELEASE DEEDS.

Rex Q. jones. u. w. Bor,e.. Jr. tru.-
M Nes, to I'll, T; II teax. nerthwest corner
isssS fsae NO c no Fsbrs ss@s t. Aven u.s.
rSss a.lss Inn Ss sts.. M IN.
Fsss s.sasseeisB ; S'1l'' feet Inches
as5shss ssss iias ssisss street n is fed +
.a MS in. snSS s,, .ssssse Robins,
lssa ssES.i ssuss 3 rs .7s.t tnehsa by
E EN- lex south line Lemhsrdy Street 90 by
i fees on lots = and p sloeI f. Chamber
SassTa Ii. B 1 d. % Is'y ia t Stern ,ru.-
tses,. 70 NJ. b. Watts. south limo ivy' Street
tesst . inches. January g 1923; taAs:so.
Mas,,L D. x Ngpn ,,ns ,nstss 70 cornei. T.
I'm, snehss nosth T. north ssrl:i feet. FEB
feet, north \. north itsr.:3 fset; nortnNest
tssn peeeSer :. i a 81; Streets i'01i
,ss EissS s;r.et s, ,s L Peter. ear.
Essnla n 10 is = fec. b feet inches
70 Dallas S. grase. west side Eish,n Street Street
Ss i.s aGf! 70 otsy perth 4 s.. E ssss.
r5, sass i1sssos Gsss5s ss,l.s
thirty fourth street leo. feel south Leigh.
son,h 24xls: feel. February IS. 1926:
f. s as'AFs ae III tsgs t srsss
beE IS. 1918; sssi.ss. -' rect een-
70 E a.tsf F Saans cs Msd
srsa. feet neS.. By ana Elm
isSa y; H. 4, a' s;Ss Wade. u. .,n.,
Rosewood Avenue 20 feet 1850 ieet. vest
Elm. west y 90. Zee: inches by 40 feet Feb
Use s 70 Eas.ssiy SuissnF Corr: north lns
Fssspars. i" 1880; ISL s.. ;A'hsS by no 'ee'
trustees 10 Eas,erly iiuaint cSr pee nortG
line Rosewood Avsnu. IS lest ! So inches
isS Tssn Fs s Eli i. is; w,s 10
l,s ss, RP;sSosa ID. Sv:au ~ as inches,
re s's:, c%ss' III
'ig go met W, Fe Ss,s, 4; 4. ',SS sitiss
iias Rpsewoed Avenue III fee! Mss inches.
sesi; February u, 1870: ,.i,tIs. ~
line Rosewood Avenue. 1873 feet /! Sc inches.
feet Fehruary &c. 1920: sl.tis
;John W. Bates, Frank G. Wade IT.
trustees, TO Easterly building Corp. north
line Rosewood Avenue cis feet . a-e inches
feet. February, 1s, 1890: 1I.oG:.
fGier s0u ns,ES,y ss lne ss,ps:ee r
vest Sycamore. west IS feet by 81 feCt
inches: No. c:o3-22o3-A. February 20.
Pollard BaEby. Inc. trustee. to r. ~
Pu1ler,. southwest corner Cary and Srca-
more Strrets 70 feet BY ~ feet inches:
No esel-2.ol.A. February IS, 1870; S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
SHIPPING FIRM MANAGER
hlESlIHS0Ly ENCY CHARGE
Il. u. Dimmick q Co. Not Indebted to
Shipping sBsard, Hut Have Slht
Against It for Two Million.

y r. i Z -. -, Z
NEW YORK, March s.-De clarlne
the firm Off. D. Dimmick and Com
pany. shipping mcrohants.SSof New.
York, does not owe one dollar to one
creditor. Kirk A.. Landau, general
manager for tho company; today is
sued statement in which he said
immediate steps have been taken to
vacate the Involuntary petition in
bankruptcy Involving st,5Qo.oOO for
charters. filed against !, the firm yes
terday by the United States Shipping
Board. TO tho Contrary, tho stato-
ment asserts, the firm has pending
suits against the Shipping Board to
recover $2,091,335. -.
According to Mr.. landau, his firm
during November and December, 1918.
negotiated with tho Shipping Board
for charter Of ten wooden ships, al,
which time, lie said. the transatlantic
freight rates were such that the pro.
posed charter appeared profitable. 1t
is alleged the prevailing rates were
later lowered, and to such extent tn cir
operation under the charter hire
would have been unprofitable and tho
ten ships which were to have been
delivered to the chartercrs mot later
than February go, 1919. were not
actually delivered for many months
afterwards" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
BARGAIN AND SALES.

r. Bennett Allan, Edgar Allan, Jr. thus-
Elm Street I25 feet. north Main street
=. October & 1915; tax 50; 80
r. j. CpttreIl. Ellen e. Cnttreii (wife) to
Hdsatd Tyler. north iins Denny Street. IS
ii y. -, February Il. le@o TAI. 81: SO.
Fssf.nan tvsts> 70 William G csyedo. west
north Clay. north - feet inches BY IL
feet: No. IL. February, Is islD; tax. 81 40:
~. c. Gray. Irene H. Gray twite) to FLOR
shee D. Waters. MARY Louise Waters. west
morth 2 fee; Z inches BY 50 feet; no. 4ss
Essie L. &iitsh.rt. ". u Wiltshire thn..
band5 to p. Nick. Shihett east limo Bouie-
yard 2ie feet II inches south Main. aouth
50 feet inch by 10 feet IL inch. Fceru-
lasy 20. $50; tax, tI7S: sp.
Morgan r. Mills. ". May Mills (rife)
stosJ.- II. Mooney. east line Thrty-.our
street ITO feet, north Street. north 81
81 49, feet November g., 1919; 100
Chevy Chase Realty Corp. 10 C II. Nc
ASaflv. iot =. block y, Monticello Place.
= Ida s. Woodward TO J.. Antoinette Wilkin.
son, vest line Belmont Avenue l5T feet 10
inches, south Stuart Avenue. south osrlic
feet; No. 3ss: February .. 1922; lien. $3.50;
=. X. Turner 70 Faux Tobacco Co.. Inc.
east line twentieth Street TiS feet ,nchs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
TRUST DEEDS.

Aubrey Logan. Mary Logan tw!te, to
tees. north line Clay Street SO feet. cast,
Bowe:, cas-. soTsso feet: No. l4e2. f'ebru-
twifeJ ct al to Walter. D.. Nelson. trus-
sis inches, ns south Gonets. south IS fee e
] inch by a. feet . inches: Nos. 1il7.
l117-A- 1lts-111a-A. February 10. 1890;
i. & Garrison, Eadora c. Garrison twi,e,
to l. w. !Rylan0 trustee. east line IIanes
feet. February "a. 1890: $500
H. W. Blaine, Eudora c. Blaine twite)
to L W. Ryiand. trustee. southeast cor
ner Hanes and EsscI 5ox135 feet. Feb
j. q. Dodsep 10 Ed. J. Blake, trustee.
north line Main street 81 feet s inches,
east Robinson. east 10 feet inchos By
os feet inches; No. csee. February a.
j. B. Dod,on TO- Edward J. nlahe: ..us.
tee, north line Main Street 81 feet s
inches, east Robinson. east - feet 9 inches
by So feet g. inches. No. ssse. February
:. II. isrnInie.. TO Edward ]. Blake.
trustee. south line Park Avenue 200 feet,
cast ijslnont. east 5oIao7 feet inches
10 Patterson Avenue. February IS. 1890;
G. C. Camden. Eta W. Camden twife>
to r. L. Crutchneid. trustee. east limo
Chamberiaync Avenue 100 feet. south ia :
con Road. south 5ox1so feet. February IL,
1890; $780,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
TRUST DEED.

tee west line Thirty-sscond stree. Is feet,
south Q, south ;a>iS& feet; No. SIS. SIS IL.
north I line Denny benny Street co feet, tive ives, T9mp.
Nins west :Dxilo feet: 30. Ills. February
Rosaiic j. TUCKER w. T. Tucker (hu.-
ba ndl TO American Trust Co. trustee, south
l!ne Virginia Avenue - feet; lot ), block
s. Northside Place February ~, 1870; 3D.
Mary r. IIardwicke to, j.. Lee. Davis. r:
le5 feet inches. east Mulberry % feet IA
inch by 10 feet: dedicates alley. January
Is, 1920: S9o5; second lien.
Florence Il. Waters. Naiy Louise Waters.
to S s. p. Pattcson. trustees. west line
Tenth Street 50 feet. north Marshall. north
Il feet inches by 4s feet. February 10,
y. Mex. shinett. Louise B. shinott twife)
to NJ. ID. Nunnaily.' trustee. east side Bouie-
ward 90 feet II inches south Main Street,
svutl. 20 feet inch by $50 feet IL inch !;
No II South. February 20. 1920; stl.So0.
J.. NJ. Mooney. Hattie w. Mooney twite)
to John H. Welsh. trustee. east line Thirty.
fourth Street 40 feet north y, south 80
feet by Us feet February II, 1922: $1,000.
Taylor Realty Corp. to l.. c. lIaxe!grovc.
Cary Street: Ninth to Tenth STREETS. .ee
feet 49, b g s,S lSes to Basin Bank February
f. Dallas S. Bruce to +. NJ. Boxley. tr,Is-
tee. west line Eighth Street III feet, north
Clay. north 81 feet inehes by Ito feet; Non.
CO., jo2.A, ao4-aol-A North. February IS
1870 Sf0iJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS;
In Nieiini,o,,riam,,r,,,

NJ, Mrs Mrs lGANNIN. VA BNTINB- KIDD
DuAfHrofS an est nlab1e lady. lit is with
de siheer or rc Srst nXs tS snreanee the
which Occurred at. Tie she ono OF. her Ahiu nus.
s: c.. on tho istG Of Fcbruars. Mrs SoIKhie dSi
was sa 81 sho a'h 1f
her, she having boon y; sufferer for only
Of tender nursing and ali inedica skill ths,
God sss. her Won hone sa{ sSe Mas Saa
e. most -ostimable,w woman In slI relations of
Iie;, a DEVOTED and .aTectionuto wjfo and
inother f. Kind and cons!derate .reiehbor.
ways willing sto do her best. The fanSiy
siTels. the neighborhood, In which sho rs-
s Sic and The church have in her death
not Known sst nSo loss sSca Sns Vas ss
iIe speaii co@foft 10 Inc i sa9ts Tia. M a1,
that the lefi VIII tss blessed AS
blessed sleep. The, stricken husband and
sad ailiction. and while the sorrowIns tears
poSea e Ones. hf Ss Sf si
With this. thought: God is, a Kind and
merciful Father, too wise 70 err. too good
to be shk.nd: blessed BIO His name
eft is not death to die.
And rnidst the brotherhood on high
+, To DO OF homo with God.
It Is not the death TO close
Tho eye long dtmnlcd by tears
And wake In glorious reposc
10 spend eternal years
1t N is got this fsa, aInf & nina ,IRs,
-ARrn o rise lie. on r, sarenTb ex%l,ne wings
-, A Friend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
AREA INFECTED BY CATTLE
TICK is LARGELY, REDUCED
Department OF Agriculture Announces
But 80 Per Cent OF Original Ter
ritOry Now QuarnntIned.
lByiAs associate cd Press.l


WASHINGTON, March 3.-only 80
per cent Of tho total; area originally
quarantined for cattle fever tick re-
mains under ticlt domination; and 1t
the Department OF Agriculture an
nounced today. -
The end of the. long campaign which
began actively in 1906 was In sight. it
was said. and with continued co-opera-
ton from tho state and county gov
ornments, the Bureau %of Animal In
dustry hopes in not more than threo
years the South will DO tick-frcc.
Despite bad weather. dipping was
not discontinued during the winter in
localities where tho operation would
not harm tho cattle. There were more
than 100000 clippings in January, and
probably u greater number in Feb
urary, ~,
According TO the latest report, 3a.75G
dipping watts are ready for use this
spring. They are divided among the
States as follows:
Alabama: s,ooS; Arkansas. ACES;
lana. 1859: SN1ississippi. 1,a94; North
Carolina $50; Oklahoma, 1.15o; South
Texas (Southl, 1,4i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
FEDERAL AUTHORITY PUTS
STOP TO WASHING MONEY
Representatives OF IS States Meet n
Chicago and Form National
Associations.
IBy ArocIated Press. !

IRy Associated Prcss.J
CHICAGO, March S.--The American
Farm Bureau Federation was organ
lied today at meeting OF reprcsen-
t&tives from twenty eight State farm
erss' bureaus. j. p. Howard. Of Glenn
ons. Iowa, was elected president. and
S. L. &rivinss, of, Castillo, n. Y, vice
president.
Objects OF the federation, it was
announced, are to correlate and
strengthen the individual State farm
bureaus. and similar State orEaniZa-
tions In national body, TO promote,
protect and represent the business
economic, social and educational In
terests of the farmers and to develop
agriculture.
Membership Of the federation was
placed at 1000
The federation was divided into four
groups. the Northeast, the Central, the
Southern and the Far Western.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
NEW BILL CUTS OFF 10000
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
Smaller Civil List Represents Flat Isc-
ductfon OF S2i,000,BOO in
Estimates.
tBy Associated Press.I

tBy Associated PressI
w a HI G. T o ~, March S.--Thc
House completed work today on the
Legislative, executive and judicial APP
propriation bill, carrying u total Of
SI22, 100000 and then was blocked whilo
preparing to vote by Representative
Bianton, Democrat. OF Texas, who de-
manded n quorum.
The s340 bonus for civilian en-
ployees Of the government was
stricken out on a point OF order by
Blanton. Members said It probably
would be put back by the Senate.
The bill cuts from the government
roll moro than 10000 civil employees,
and represents fiat reduction of SEA-
100000 from submitted estimates. A
further fight is expected tomorrow on
the appropriation for enforcement of
prohibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

north Erank,ln :sslse feet; No. III. Feb
Leo Leon g. NsisSn: special commissioner: to
Street. Ninth to Tsnth streets. go feet by
- feet. to Basin Bank. February is. 1877;
. E, n,;Ls Monroe: Taylor Slimcsr. a. D.
north line Park Avenue sag feet GG,nehes,
wse. Allison. cast 2S foot inches by IA
feet; tax. $3.50; $40. 2,f
Elizabeth Monroe Taylor Gimour. A. d.
p. G!imour lhusband) TO II. Arthur Bay
iiss north line, Park Avenue al3 feet .
By liI feet. February 10. 1920; tax. $3.50;
James ". Gordon. trustee. to E. b. VIII
No i S FsSraars IA I 1920 S tsH $3.50:
$40.
sw;tc, TO. Wv. TAYLOR. east line Thirty.:
fifth Street OF inches. north o. north 81
ieet by iss feet; No. so5 February 10.
tree iwife) TO Aubrey Logan. north line
iest by 2so feet: No. 1873: $500 @
Annie F. Hare. J. b. Haro (husband) to
Chas D. Cookie. west sido Beivderc 15i
feet, north China 15x1S2 feet May 10.
10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
WHO WANTS BIG sHIPYARD?
Shipping Board Announces HOG Island
Plant Is on Market, Inviting
HidS.

WASHINGTON. March 3.--The ship
ing board is ready to sell Hog Island.
the great fabricatins shipyard built
during the war.
Chairman Payne announced today that
title to the yard had been perfected
by payment OF s1.757.00o to the Amer
which owned the land. and that lie was
ready TO receive tenders for the prop
crty.
Purchase OF the yard by tho State OF
Pennsylvania or the the city Of Phil
adeiphia. for use rs a shipping terminal
has been suggested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
URGE TRADE WITH RUSSIA
New Commercial Association ASKS sta,
Department. to. Remove
Restrictions.

tBy Associa ted Prcss.1
WASHINGTON, March a. commit
merciai Association. formed to pro
motc trade with Russia, urged the State
Department today to remove restrlc-
and TO permit delegation Of business
men TO go TO Russia. to investigate
agricultural conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Elect Cud.hy Pr.,,d.pt.

CHICAGO. March 3.-Joseph y.
Cudahy, former president of the Cudahy
Packing Co., today succeeded W. H.
Isom as president of the Sinclair Re-
Gning Co.. the refining and marketing
subsidiary Of the Sinclair Consolidation
Oil Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
STRAUSS RESIGNS FROM
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
Says He Accepted Position With Under.
atandfnE He Would Retire When
Work Was Done,
IBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-Alhert
Strauss. of New York. resigned today
as q member Of tho Federal Reserve
Board. MIR. Strauss said he had ac-
copied appointment to the board with
the ,understa ndinG that he would be al
lowed to retire when his work was
finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
CURB MAEKET.

ylNi,W, YORK. March S---i'he oil LIST led
{ 3; shp iEsftet. with a decidsd show OF strength
ess ya.nty on tho curb. The mining shares
syShes guar With losses and gains ao9u;
shdSs-tho mi,rket WAS dull. Russian bonds
hGdi iSnother accession OF strength.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
NEWsPLACE.

Marshal Field Hat Clean
ing Company and Shoe Shin.
ing Parlor, for ladies and
gentlemen. Twelve seats
for family trade.
CHICAGO STYLES
S15 IL E. Broad ST.,
Next to Murphy's Hotel
P. P. PAKES,
Proprietor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
File. su,t An.,pst STIR

NEW YORK, March 3.-Grace LaRue.
vaudeville and musical comedy star.
was nude defendant today in "a suit for
100000 for alienation Of affections
brought by Mrs. Myrtle .Tannchilf Ham
ilton, who obtained u divorce from Hale
Hamilton. actor. in New York City
January "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Markets

ssont inued: From Thirteenth PaEe.>
Sssse q yard- Knit goods ana worstei yarns
we're Quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
AUTOMOBILES !
Automobiles for Sale. 6

UsED-CAR BUYERS,
ATTENTION!
Prices are going up, but
we have found a way to
lower ours.
We are now located in our
new warehouse, opposite
the rear Of the Taka-KoIa
plant; 90 Broad Street.
Since having located here
we find that the buying
public appreciate our en-
deavor to lower. prices on
used cars by decreasing
our overhead expenses.
We have, therefore, given
up our lease on Broad
Street and will remain
here permanently.
We will continue to share
our savings with the
"used-car" buyers of Rich
mond.
We Have on Hand
go Cars,
Exceptionally Priced,
$3.50 to $3.50.
Cash or Terms Arranged.
MULLAN MOTOR CO.,
Inc Largest USed-Car Chen
tele in the State.
New Permanent Location,
Rear of 90 Broad Street.
This. Is a New Brick Ware
house With Entrance,
on the Alley.
Enter From Adams or
First.
We have "a constant de-
lnand for the. following
cars:
Buick.
Dodge,
Hudson,
Cadillac.
If you want to sell yours,
we can do it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

AftoNDSS. MsrSh S.-Bas silver s4Ed per
ounce. Money, "a per. cent. Discount rates:
IN sft biits,, Sis per cent: s-monta. bills. So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths. 4
BRoWNING--Entercd into rest at Tho
s,r rssde Mars q he. PARENTS 5l South pine
Ssunrest daushter u H. IA and Gs eld heeng se
a6Sye nSd nssa i men.Es E9efa
). Washington. Baltimore Portsmou,h and
SsFS IS o G9 ths aar,S wisR Rss fern
nc An Ssa iSe0 our wo best ns loved ones away.
Al S US G Gsos venas He &.
Gam Widow Of e tie late nes j. age = Gam Mns ~ r1
n rharsd trom abSye rfsIenss a. A. NJ
GLENNw.DIed. sunaar.. Fo6TuaFy 20. IN
By Two h slossc4 s. fenG and nd
AfiRssSsNo az 1s:4p WMedns;aay March
St y 81 HRS so,th Tenth Street sha IL sarSEea
'f sls5sR Hrs ns4as2a IT, Jona ss
e 9tv 0rg!her Ja mes Gsn,pbe Yer
caiysrS. Pfease emI, ei Sewers h''sh'eAt MI
Mr. and Grs &c Jos 4 Tox TeSns'nd' son OF
rIISs$SorA y, wsdnssSd.Y; March 8.
S3s a ME- Ss v Ae1snas S 5s 3, ast
faaetsi this ThyrsdayS at tssa 81 sea'9
S el@s5, f S o, WESsdy funeral Darors
'rfSi .r Inr-nI! IN M9sis Ala: sa.uT
seSytees and N IN a &.shimona ".
Funeral Directors. 4
PHA ,LL.s, phaup,; funeral director and
49, Eandolph seSs -N's'''
Personals. .
HAVE this day sold my grocery store
Al M. 100 North Third Street to Abe
sebcisky. All bills will be paid in full sy
HE. T.. IL Ieadbctter y
Lost and Found. 10
CUFF LlNk--Lost q gold cum link with a
fish on II In blue casrnci. Liberal re-
ward II returned to j. Katg. "lS North
Second Street.
LEATHER BON-Iiberal reward to per-
q ct s1-fo
box With my name on. from Westhampton
car Tuesday. II left at Room ia. Mutual
building. or Telephone me where I may
send for Il: JOHN w. GORDON.
MuLE.Lost. strayed or stolen from Moses
Smiths stable. Woodsyille. sorrel marc
mule weighing about 1000 pounds. This
mule Is the property OF G. r. Kelly, Manouin.
Va. Reward for information leading to Her
recovery. e. r. Kelley Manaun. Va.
OSTRICH PLuME-I.ost. Tuesday. night
Avenue nnd Ginter Park. IIar,ghorn College
Road Finder call boulevard 241G-W.
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EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted---Fcmnie. 39
BRANCH .OPERATOR-Wanted eype-i
enced private branch exchange operstur
Give references and pames OF former EN-
ployerg. Reply a ia. care Times Disnntch.
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CASHIER.
Wanted - Experienced
cashier. Apply Richmond
Cafeteria, with reference.


NURSE wanted for year.old baby: roor5
on lot. 2232 Park Avenue. - -o Win
NURSE--wanted. reliable and eTperIs1c
6, ehild's nurse. Apply 6ol West FraaEiin
STENOGRAPHER wanted. Address reply
~ -! - : I : =:
hs OGRAPHEi!-Wanted. by whoiesaie
state salary expected. ADDRESS BOX 1886
STENOGRAPHER--Wa competent .t-,t
=, noSrapher. Apply to Stewart N, Wood
YOUNG LADIBs-rHg c. 3. sAuER co.
MEADOW AND BROAD STREETS. NEED
YOUNG LADIES BETWEEN THE ACES
oF8Ie AND so TO ASSIST IN PUTTING,
UP q FLAvoRINc EXTRACTS. YIonri
INTERESTING WORK IN THE Mosr
PLEASANT AND coNeENrAL sun,
RouNpINGs. APPLY, EMpLoYnENu
n Z. NJ ~ 4
THESE Want Ads Produce ReSIiss. - :.
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tees, to +. n: Long. northwest corner
Msado~bridge Road and Virginia Avenue.
ttEoSi4V rect; NO. 1aco. February Il, 1870;
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Personals.
Lost and Found.

I HANE THIS day sold my grocrry etorc
At No. 80 North Third Street to Abe
Sebcisky. All bills will be paid in full Sy
HE. Il. IL l.eadbctter.
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r. II. Mingec to Waiter ID. Nelson t.us-
tee, west line ThrtS-second Street As feet,
south o. south ;'0x1S. feet; No. SIS. SIS Ia.