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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-02-20
LANSING RESIGNS
CABINET POSITION
SECRETARY HAD CABINET MEET
INGs, WHICH PRESIDENT
SAYS is HIS RIGHT,
WILSON DEMANDED He QUIT
Want OF Harmony Dated Back to
Peace Conference at Paris-Mex.
leo Notwithstanding Served
U. S. For Many Years.

WASHINGTON - Robert Lansing
ended his career as secretary of state
Feb. 10, after President Wilson had
accused him Of usurping the powers
of president by calling meetings of
the cabinet during the presidents ill.
hess.
Mr.. Lansing denied that he had
sought or intended to usurp the
presidential authority.
AS the record stands Mr.. Lansing
rendered bis resignation and Mr.
Wilson accepted it. The resignation
was offered, however, only after the
president, under date Of February 7,
had written asking II 1t were true
MIR. Lansing had called cabinet meet
ings without his authorization.
Lansing answered February 9 say.
ing he had called the cabinet confer.
enees and explaining why.
Wilson much Disappointed.
The president replied Wednesday
that he was much disappointed by
Mr. Lansing's letter regarding ~the
so-called cabinet meetings." He said
he found nothing in the secretarp,s
letter which justifies your assumo-
ton of presidential authority in such
matter" and added that he "musr
frankly take advantage Of your kind
suggestion" to resign.
Before this letter was written, the
day for the regular cabinet meeting
last Tuesday-had passed and the
correspondence discloses why the
cabinet did rot meet. On the same
day that he received this letter from
the president, Mr. Lansing announced
that he had written other cabinet of.
ficers that he void not call any
more cabinet conferences for the
president, but no explanation was Of
fered. Inquiry at; the White House
brought only the statement that Mr..
Wilson himself probably would call
and preside at the next session of his
official advisers.
Dates Back tor 7asis.
But the difference between the
president and the secretary long pre-
dated the first cabinet call by Mr..
which was issued last De-
tober ), seven days after Mr. Wilson
from his western speaking
tour and took to his bed. They be-
gan at the peace conference ina Paris,
Is Mr.. Lansing disclosed in his final
Letter to the president, under date
IF Feb 49,, and had continued since
hat time-one of thsa chief differ
snees being over the. governments
attitude toward Mexico.
When the cabinet met on. October
.. Joseph r. Tumulty,. private secre-
AIRY to the president, issued. formal
statement explaining the reasons for
he conference. He said:
THE cabinet was called to consider
nestions in which more than one
department. was concerned and also
o discuss the industrial Conference"
lie referred to thu first conference
aled by the president with the hope
Il allaying the industrial unrest.
la his statement. Mr.. Tumulty sara
hat Rear Admiral Gray4on, Mr. Wll-
ons physician, was present ana
suggested that only. urgent matters
Re brought to" the presidents atten-
ion.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-02-20
Possible Candidates.

BOISE.-Colonel l., V. Patch, adj
jutant general, will be candidate for
either United States senator or gov
ernor
Governor ID. w. Davis may be a
candidate for the senate. but efforts
are being made to hold him in the
race for second term as governor.
Frank r. Gooding, twice governor,
win try for the senatorial nomination.
NJ a. Kiger. speaker of the house,
and Lieutenant Governor c. c. Moore.
president OF the senate, both may
enter the goyernorship contest.
James f. Ailshie of Occur d'Alene
will not be a candidate for senator.
A dark horse is not improbable.
Big Lime Plant, Orofino.
OROF1NO.-After lying idle for
some years the lime deposit at this
place is being opened up and work has
started on new plant
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-02-20
Death of Mrs. Woody.

JULIETTA.-At the home of her
Potlatch ridge, Thursday, Mrs Mar
tina Woody passed away at the age
of almost "a years
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-02-20
kiger Would Be Governor.

BOlSE.--A Kiger. representative
from Kootenai county and speaker of
nounces his candidacy for governor
and his name will go before the re-
publican state convention at Pocatello
August "a.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-02-20
Gets Fine Water Supply.

MOSCOW University of Ida
no has at last secured what is be
lieved to be an abundant supply OF
pure water for all purposes. The big
well Is finished at depth of $50 feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
tional COMMITTEES, but he knew il "wuuld
be an active campaign"
BRYAN'S REASONS.

Vozcman. Mont, July 23.-William
Jennings Bryan reiterated last night his
refusal to accept the Prohibition party
nomination.
The first intimation of his nomination
for the Presidency by the Prohibition
Convention at Lincoln. Neb., was re-
ceived by him at o'clock yesterday after
noon at Madison Lake, upon his return
from forenoon Of fishing, when he read
dispatch giving the text Of the telegram
sent to him by the convention at Lin
coin.
He was forty miles from any telegraph
office at the time, but as soon rs he
reached Norris, Mont, he telegraphed
a reply, declining the nomination.
The text of his telegram, which WAS
addressed to his brother, Charles, at
Lincoln, is as follows:
please deliver tho following message
to the chairwonan of the Prohi ibition
National Convention, now IN session at
Lincoln: having been away from the
railroads and telegraph facilities for the
past twenty-four hours, have not re-
ocived your telegram notifying me Of
the nomination rendered me by the
Prohibition Party Convention, but read
ing n copy of it in the Bozeman Chronicle,
| hasten to reply.
al profoundly appreciate the honor
done me in rendering this nomination,
and ] fully share in the conventions
interest in Prohibition as the perma-
nent policy of our country, and in the
strict enforcement of the Nolstcad Act
without any weakening of its provisions
| also share the Conventions disappoint-
ment at the failure of the Democratic
and Republican parties TO pledge their
candidates TO such a policy, but cannot
in justice to the Prohibition party nor
to myself accept the nomination.
"My connection with other reforms
would make it impossible for me to
focus my attention upon the prohibi-
tion question alone, and besides | am
not willing to sever my connection with
the Democratic party, which has SO
signally honored me in years past.
Il have not decided yet how | shall
vote this fall, but whatever | may feel
it my duty to do in this campaign, |
expect to continue as a member of the
Democratic party and to serve my coun-
try through if. )"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
WILLIAM <, VANDERBILT
DEAD IN PARIS; AGE 70
Was Eldest Male Survivor Of Fam.
lily That Built Fortune in
New York Central.

Paris. July 23.-William X Wander.
| bilt, the American fnancer, died here
yesterday after lingering Illness from
heart trouble and other COMPLICATIONS,
| which became acute on April Is last
while he was attending the races Mt Au-
teul.
MIR. Vanderbilts death took place at
6 o'clock this evening. At the bedside
were his wife, his only daughter, the
Duchess Of Marlborough, and his two
sons, William *. Jr.. and Harold Van
derbilt, as we'll as DR. Edmund Gros, the
family physician in Paris.
The funeral will be held on Monday
from the American Church in the Avenue
dAlma The body will he taken to the
United States, where il will bo buried in
IN, family plot on Staten Island.
William Nissan Vanderbilt was 20
wears old and was the second of four
sons of the late William H. Vanderbilt,
who was the son of Commodore Cornelius
Vanderbilt, founder Of the Vanderbilt
fortune He had been the eldest male sur
vivor, since the death Of his brother Cor
us, onelif the third generation Of America s
wealthiest family. While many individual
Americans are wealthier than any Of the
Vanderbilts, the combined fortunes of
the descendants Of the Commodore, who
inheritedlarge fortunes and usuallymarried
into other wealthy and prominent fam
lies. is commonly rated greater than that
of any single family group in the United
States and among the greatest IN the
world.
The estate Of William K Vanderbilt
is believed to have value of about
800. 900 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
The bsnuty of disappearing beds, -

tbe architects sny, Is that The bed cannot
disappear while the occupant is lying in
il on his bnck, with bis knees up and his
mouth open. This was the chief drawback
To the old-fashioncd folding bed. The
architects made this statement 10 quiet
the fears Of many New York residents
who had inquired as 10 whether the dis
appearing beds" were similar 10 the old
fashioned folding bed, or contained any
Of the latter's cranky and uncertain ten
denotes.
The architects say that "disappear-
ing bed" is bed at night and an oil
painting Of Gordon setter or something
like that in the day time; that IL can be
slipped under the bathroom floor or tucked
away behind the ncquariufD, or that 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Kills Pesky
Bed Bugs
P. D. O.

Just thinn a 35c box of p. - d Resxy
Devils 0Eietasl makes . quart enough to
Eiii g nniiiiop bedbugs reaches feas or
~oortzs and stops future generations by
xii,inr the eggs and does not Inlure the cloth
lng
LIQUID fire &c the tedrugs is what r.
ID q. ~ like Bedbugs stand as good chance
"a a snowOal IN Justly tanned heat resort
Patent spout froe in every package of p. ID
o. 10 enable you 20 kill them and their
egg nests in the cracks
Look for the DEVILS head on every box
then you a have what hospitals have found
20 bf Ga. best insecticide known 70 science
spscAai nospitai size $3.50 makes FIVE gal
spns--contain~ three spouts-either size at
your druggist or sent prepaid upon re-
csspt of pricS by the Owl Chemical Co.
Trrr. Haute. ind. Genuine II d. O. is
never pedd.ef. Sold by Eckerd Drug Co.
- n. Danforth Drug Co.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
To Make Hairs Vanish
From Face, Neck or Arms
(RcnIIty { (,IIltlIre.

Keep little powdered dcatone handy
and when hairy erowths appear make a
paste with some Of the powdeT and. a little
water, then spread over hairy surface
After or minutes rub off wash the
skin and il will be entirely free from hair
or bemish. This simple treatment is
unfailing. but care>should be exercised to
be sure and get genuine delatone, other
wise you may be disappointed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
SCHOLARSHIP FOR
YOUNG FRENCH ARTISTS
ny Associated Press TO Evry Evening

by AsAoC1Ated tre6s 10 Evmy Evening
Paris, July 23.-Ten scholarships open
to the most deserving young French artists
scuIpton, musicians, novelists, drama lists,
architects, decorators, engravcrs n
journalists have just been founded by
Mrs. George Blumcnthal Of New York
and Paris and who is particularly noted
because Of her gallery Of French Gothic
art at her New York home.
Associated with Mrs. Blumcnthal in
founding the scholarships are J. 7. Nor
Davisor. G.. II. Baker, Challs Hayden
w. N. Cohen and II. Walters.
These founders have been just sent
the following cablegrnm from Premier
Milerand Of France:
II have already expressed 10 Madame
Blumenthal the profound gratitude Of
the French government for the fine and
useful foundation for tho benefit Of the
French thought and art. Oiir young
writer's and artists, heroes or victims Of the
war. will find in this delicate and af1e =
tionate attention Of on friends Of America
a new proof Of the profound and sincere
friendship which unites our two repub-
lies.
France had already honoreI the meme y
of thn intrepid soldiers Of your a my and
will honor soon your heroes Of the wat of
Independence. thank the faithful friends
Of France who are iustituting this er1n9-
nent monument to the glory Of the Frsn b
thoupl and art.
The scholarships are for 5000 francs
each, the foundation being perpetual and
they ere 10 be awarded TO the most de-
serving candidates. Each scholarship is
tenahle for two years IN succession Al d
any scholar showing special merit at
oeiving il for further period.
The candidates will be selected by juies
Of ten men prominent in each profession.
You try an Every Evening want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
PLAN APARTMENT HOUSE
WITH DISAPPEARING BEDS
by Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press To Every Evening
New York, July 23.--Residcnts OF
Manhattan island, in their eternal fight
for space, have pcrked up their ears ut
the announcement by New York realty
syndicate thati IL will build q $3.50, ,OOOapart-
ment house, whose distinguishing fea-
tnrc will be disappearing beds" Off
cials OF the syndicate are silent as to what
form the disappearing beds" will take
during the day time They dismiss the
matter by saying that disappearing
beds and many other labor saving devices
will be installed"
Architects, however have given their
opinion on the proposed innovation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

may tr sJnk INTO Trap skpor m tho no~r
and al Oriental rug placed over a, 80
that the teil-taie cracks may not l,e ,~.-r
The apartment ho,vc n Tie "dlaap.
pearing beds. the syndlssss snnuire.'s.
~ 10 be built on West Eni Avenue. Han
haitian.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
A Difficult Thing.

Party lines may lie lightly in many
cases, but VIC imagine nothing would be
much more difficult than for the Demo-
Gratis to make)a nomipation that would
be satisfactory to the Anti-Saloon League.
Ohio State Journal.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Vice Presidency Humble p.sf

The Woe presidency hns only T,fen.
hls importance. Aside from tha, the vira
president Occupies about ~ poNrflfsa a
lob ~ king n tngland 80 pfssident NJ
France. Nashville nanmH.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
As Harvey Saw Harding.

Colonel Harvey declares that when
first considering Harding and his group
b. hardly thought them of big enough
callbre. Some such an impression lingtas
with the country Chattanooga News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23
Ohio Has No More.

National conventions keep right on
meeting in spite of the fact that there
isn't a single available Ohio man left
Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-23

Every Evenings clssafei sdvarfl.r
rnents bring results Proved BY the aafir.
faction oi MANY and sill l,c 10 yoa Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11
Charles w. Meyer and
George Il. Strotmcycr,
partners. trading ms y.
Meyers Sons Company. Plalntifrs
vs.
J. X. Joyce Company.
corporation ............ Defendant
IN CIIANCERY.

The object OF this suit Is TO subject
the interests and equities OF the de-
PENDANT in that certain building on
lot known as Lot 81. in Block Il. OF
tho plan OF National Heights. In Hen
rico County, State of Virginia, to the
payment and satisfaction OF GER
tain Judgment of the complainants
secured against the said defendant
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
city OF Richmond. State OF Virginia,
on the 18th day OF October. 1919, ab.
stract of which Judgment has been
MED In this court, in this cause.
And affidavit having been made and
hled by the complainant tina; the de-
PENDANT is not n resident Of the State
OF Virginia. 1t is ordered that 1t APP
pear here within ten days after the
due publication OF this order and do
what Is necessary to protect It's In.
terest in this suit And that this
order be published once week for
Tour successive weeks in The Times
Dispatch. II newspaper published in
the city OF Richmond
y Copy-Teste:
SAMUEL p. WADDII.I..
Clerk.
BETHEL & WILLIAMS, p. a..
iul6-l7-lS Mutual Huiiliuc
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A delightfully."- located z
room house on the North
Side. Every modern con-
venience and so arranged
as to be easily kept up with
the minimum of house.
work. Can be sold on rea-
sonable terms to a respon-
sible party. You are deal
ing direct with the owner,
so if you want a good home
at the right price, answer
this ad. at once. Address
A 727, CARE TIMES
DISPATCH. 5,
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$500

VIII buy six room frame dwelling
eleciric lights. gas: lot 30Xi2B. Pos-
session at once. Terms. $500 cash
oaIancc easy. IL you want a nice M
tie home, see US at once.
BROOKS X RICHARDSON. INC.
l0i North Eighth Str"ct ee'
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dUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

The annual meeting %: Tho .,nr.hoI,inr.
oi the central National Rank viii bc hold
n mo board room 81 the bank. corner
nrrhi anu Third streets. Richmond Va.
ruc"iay afternoon. January II. 1921. At /
PHILIP l.. W. GOoDwIN
NiCe- President and Ga : Irr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-11

~ lie fOi3l.lt.
co nnsn T ioc II ina, The
business at 1909 East Main Street and
south Fourteenth street. In handling thu
products manufactured by John Lucas &
Comhnhy. Inc. Of Phi ladclphia IA. known
as The Lucas Products. consisting OF
paints and varnishes. acts only as Ggen;
those portions OF the States OF Virginia
and North Carolina dcsigna ted In a con-
tract OF agency betwccn the said parties
executed On IN. 18th day III November
l'sS. ana on the maps and papers at
tsch"d 10 said contract and made a part
Co: Inc. rs agent. is limited by the
terms OF the said agreement. and tho
title to all l.ucns products In possession
OF The rastoIheld 60. are in and remain
In said John Lucas Co.. Inc. until t,,is
- passed by The Pastorncld Co, Inc. as
agent. III accordance with tho terms OF the
saii agency agreement.
This publication Is made in pursuance
OF and In accordance with the provisions
OF the Virginia Code. 1919. Section aa3I
WITNESS the signatures OF the parties
this 9th day OF December. 1920.
THE rASTORFIELD CO.. INC.
Iiy w. Is. rastorncid. President.
ny 10 Lane Gary Elits Strru. Attorneys
Iuaiinsd as executor under the last vii!
and Testament ~ 4. William Hewitt, OF
Charles City County. NirSin!a. | hog To
advise that all persons indebted to the
said e. William Hewitt. dccceSed. and
all persons having claims against his
estate. VIII please communicate with the
undcIsigned at iolS Bank OF Commerce
cox. Ir.y' executor OF I. William, Hewitt.
deceased. 'onH
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

I
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EitN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter Of No. 26a7.
j. &. BIRcllET'T, In
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of J. c. BlRCIIETT.
or Richmond. in the County OF
ienrlco. and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on ne
cemhcr s. 1920. tho said j. c. RiR-
siiETt WAS duly ndjudicatcd bank :
creditors will be held In my oiIlce.
Rooms llls-lll9 Mutual building.
itichmond. Va. on the 2oTII DAY or
Pee EMbER. 1920. At 10 o'clock in
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint u trustee. examine
the bankrupt. and transact such othc.
business as may properly como be-
fore said meeting.
.TiIos. II. sNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
December 10. 1920.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIIfi EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
ANNE r. ERAUER In
Bankrupt Bunkrup.cy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of ANNE II.
BRAuER. OF Richmond. in the
county OF Henrico. and district
aforesald-Bank
Notice Is hereby given that on De-
G cen I g. 1899. the said ANNE n.
RRAuER was duly ndjudica cd
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF her creditors will be held In my Of
nee, Rooms lllS-lil? Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. Va, on the GOTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1920. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. "a, which time tho
said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee, en-
| amino tho bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting
THOS. d. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy
December 10. 1920.
VIRGlNlA-lN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HENRICo COUNTY, NOvEM-
Der 18TH. 1920.
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NOTICE TO SHAREHoi.DERS.
American National BANK OF Richmond, Va
ne regular annual meeting OF saarC-
holders 81 this bank fo- IN" election of
directors and such other business as MAJ
legally be transacted Will BE- held Tues,
day, January IL. 1921. at noon.
.. BAYLOR Hill.
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DON'T MISS TIE FREE SHOW SOW
CLOSES SATURDAY NiGii'T ali.
RIBBONS ARE SOW w. COME AED
SEE WHAT YOU OR YOUR FRIEND
HAS Won. a RARE COLLECTION
or POULTRY, PIGEONS. RABBITS
AND PET STOCK. DOORS OPEN FREE
TO THE PUBLIC.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia ofiIc. az
Superihtendcnt OF Public Printing. Rich.
mond; Va. December Z. 1920
Sealed proposals for printing fifteen hup
dr-d copies OF the one hundred ana twenty.
seventh volume of Virginia Reports viii be
December ~ 1920.
NJ the same time and place bids viii
labelling hftecn hundred copIrs ~ III"
above mentioned books
frlnied schedules on which all bids Will
be- rcp-ircd to lie made. ana sninnI" mage
showing style Of type VIII be furnished on
application. "
Eacn bid must he incioscd in scaled on
Nc!opS' addressed To the superintendent
o! !'uhiic Printing, and arked Proposal .
contractors VIII be required To iuaL,.
daily shipments OF carefully read uroof
NecAly shipment OF nve copies OF ga IA
bond. Win approved security. for the
iaiiniul performance OF contract
nc right Is reserved 20 reject any or
az DDS DAVIS BOTTOM
SuNer. IL q Il I.fi NJ I'm ~.
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AuCTfONS-LEC.ILS
Legal Notices

by ORDER OF EI.sNsR BRoS- I7os H.,
TO- 30 y. NJ. viii sell ali fortci,sJ
pledges, consisting OF Jewclry. dlamonds
clothing musieai instruments. etc All
parties must renew or redeem p!edpes
tlUu.eT, 1900
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MEET!NG-Firs; National Bank. Rich
nond. Va. December ,. 1920: The
regular annual meeting Of the stock
RiGhmond. Va. for the election Of d!.
rect4Es Tor the ratification Of the acts
OF the directors for the last fiscal year
and FOR the transaction OF any other
business which may properly come before
day. January II. 1921. at ~ noon. in
the directors room ~ the bank, Ninth
ANA Main Streets Richmond Va James
Nj. Rail. Jr Cashier
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Dogs, Cats. Pets.

CANAkit.S. sweet singers guarauicc,I
III! North I~ent; -ser"nth Madison
DOGS and pots all kinds IL 4. Vv!iber
II. Mcst T"enty .civhth -; Mad 100
WANT TO TRADE two nno -NbD!l !Or.
!o' broken night dog q, Once. W s
{ Ia nh.L. Grceu Ray. Va.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnutcd-aInic
NlcIIMoNp nAnnEn COLLEGE,.

FREQ hnr cut, ana shavrs ". Mao
nav" n graduating department. whcra We
charge !tc Tor shave ana sc Tor hair
cut. owe US i trial. .0i Eas, Marsha 4
Street.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL Z,
LIMITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EpN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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Horses. Cattle, Vc;,icIes

NIh6iNiA'S RELIABLE i!AHAAR-M.
Wolf. Prop. You - Ia aUa plenty aO,sps
ANA mules, Second. hand wa xn,Is bugrIcs
ana hatncss for raic. daily auction days.
Tuesday and Saturday Bring IN YOU;
suTyIiJ s;ork. w.Ii sou them Tor YOU
qua ypu can get your money sam. lar
i.';,ll East Franklin Street Phone
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SALESMAN wanted. AN active AMI az.
p"r.cnCea real estate -aicsmIn Good
opportunity 10. u 1--we inau. Prefer me
Ablc TO 'nsnhE" Eal.s department.. GIVE
n.li Ia confidence. y 72'. ear. Times
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REAi ESTATE FOR SAFE
HOUSE, FOR Safe

fiouN'@ Tor Sale 81
FOis SALE. several r!s bargains. city and
country homes. Prices from 800 10
10000 on easy terms Small cash pay
mont. Early possession. EIchuiond Va