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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE
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NEAR FALLS CHURCH-vACANT
18 acres, S-room dwelling, all kinds out
buildings. Splendid location for chicken. hog
and fruit raising. High elevation. unsur-
passed view. Lowest priced acreage close to
cars this section; subdivision possibilities.
Only e6, 500.
8 acres bottom trucking land; small house:
81, ,750: $3.50 down.
PETTY & PETTY.
Main 5127. 1923 New York ave.
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VACANT.
~ u st. n.w.-fArge. brown stone trim front
Ten large rooms. tiled bath and extra toilet +;
furnace heat: large back yard: large alley
Convenient 10 printing office. post Office.
Union Station. etc. Price only 81. 900: cash,
- :,O0. balance SIS per mouth includink
iuter~st. House. IL rented as u whole woufH
bring 500 per month. II these terms do not
suit look at house and make proposition
L. 2O7I. NEWSOM. J1lO H =
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VACANT.
Cash. $2,JO0; balance, 6rst trust 1900 g
st ne: rooms bath and reception hall;
h.-w. heat just rem0deied); corner house; ali
very bright ro0ms: open evenings till s'cIock
or see OWNER, 9l4 Louisiana ave. NV Phone
West 23& till an. or Franklin 3Ol2. 30s
1ST ST. wv. OPPOSITE RESERVOIR
Attractive home Of rooms and bath in this
desirable location. with double rear pOrches /;
plenty Of space for garage. Pvsssssion at
BEAUTIFUL WARDER ST, NV
Tapestry brick OF rooms, bath colonial
vsrch front, with double rear porches: hot
wafer heat and electric lights. Price sson.
able.
on STREET SOUTHWEST.
An attractive home Of rooms, bath: furnace
heat. PrHe, 36.7O0: terms arranged
JOHN QUINN CO.. Inc. 7O4 18th st. NV.
Main 435.
WOODRIDCE-MODERN BUNGALOW WITH
over u acre Of ground: 96-ft. frontage: 21Oft
deep: an excellent place for poultry raising;
Is bearing fruit trees: 20 grapevines: rasp-
berries. cufrants. ETC.: variety Of flowers and
shrubbery: garage: poultry house; inclosed
poultry yard. An Investment and home.
81 500: 81 900 cash NcIACHLES BANKING
CORPN. Real Estate Dept. 10th and g. Main
AZ: evening". North f0e..J.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT: COMPI ETE
or by single rooms: at Greenwood, ROsslyu
Va Addr.ss 1873 Irving ~. NV. oa'
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WANTED HOMES TO SELL.
hare q long list Of buyers requiring mod
ern homes at prices ranging from $1,000 Il
$40. 900. Personal attention given: quick ac
! ti0n assured.
IRWIN SHANK
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FOR sALE-HOUsES.

GOOD HOUSE-GOOD SECTION Mt. PLEAS
ant: between two lines: rooms. bath,
| attic: will paper to suit purchaser. Address
] BOX IA4 ID Sfar office 29e
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BY OWNER: 7-ROOM HOUSE AND ACRES
Of fertile ground: near cars: 40 minutes from
city. on W.. b. and A. Pre-war price for quick
sale. Address Box Esd. Star Office. 80.
WILL SELL NY BEAUTIFUL COMFORT
attic; concrete cellar with good furnace: l
bath and extra toilet: 3 porches downstairs
and balcony upstairs; lot 1Ox20O IT.: shade
trees, shrubs, fruit trees and garden: an ideal
place for children: only $4,000, with 5000
cash and terms for the rest. Address Owner,
Box 19O-D. Star office.
b BEAUTIFUL. SUBURBAN
colonial 1O-room house with all
modern Improvements, including
hot-water, heat, electric lights,
water and garage, large front and
side porch; residence beautifully
situated, with extensive view; !;
IS minutes from Treasury build
ing on, electric line; 20 minutes
on B. & O. from Union station.
This beautiful home can be
purchased, including IA acres
ground, for 100000. Small
cash payment and very reason
able monthly payments can be
arranged. Call or write to
ROBT. F. METCALFE, 1886
New York ave. Room 204.
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NEAR PROvIDENCE HOSPITAL
Eight rooms hath; colonial porch front, with
hot-water heat, electric lights: lot 31la IT..
sange. Party Leaving city and possession may
be had in few days.
LINCOLN PARK
Beavtifal eOlOaia1 home on wide avenue
with rooms. bath. inclosed sleeping porch,
hardwood noofing; screened throughout; house
in very good oraet; large double brick garage
N rear to Accommodate cars: possession ma y
he had. Phone for appointment to inspect
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC.
7Ok 13fh Astu
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OR ROOM HOUSE IN THE NE. OR
>.e. section. whore possession can h" had in 90
days Will consider old ho,iSr il price and
location are right. Number of house. price and
cash payment 10 ELTON !. TREYNOR. 10I
Masc N
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WE HAVE GREAT DEMAND FOR HOMES IN
BrOokland. Woodbridge or downtown. ranging
in price from $1,000 to $4,000. II Won have
property for sale We would be pleased to have
You list it with us. McLACHL.EN BANKING
CORPN. Real Estate Dept. 10th and q.
Main
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g OR ROOM HOME IN TOWN OR NEARBY
suburbs. In the District; price. $4,000 Il
IS. 900: terms must he reasonable: client is
anxious to get located. MrLACHI.EN BANK
ING CORP. Real Estate Dept. 10Th and G
Mai
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FOR EXCHANGE.
CHOICE OF SEVERAL BEATrIFUL BUILD.
ing sites in Potomac Highlands for equity in
improved city property. OWNER. 1914 Asbby
st. ohoDr West 26S9.
EXCHANGE--CLEAR LOTS. VALUE $500
for 500 equity. Chevy Chase lot: might add
cash l7.9 Riggs pl NV 20,
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A MODERN HOME IN NORTHEAST OR
southeast. not far from Capitol; can pay si:1Oo
cash and good monthly payments. iOcation'
number Of rooms and all particulars TO Mrs.
PRANK j. MJIGAN Al s ST n.M
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REAL. ESTATE LOANS.

TO PURCHASE SEC0ND-TRUST NOTES On
imnrnyaJ Wasbinyto real estate in amounts
not to exceed $4,000. Address Box 5oo-D; S.ar
o.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

work according to the completeness
Of your development, for you are
not machine, but sentient being,
full of n thousand thousand possibi-
lities and interests, all of which to
gether make up the full and rounded
thing that should be your life. No
life that is full and wildly lived is
short. 1t is the long, dreary, narrow
lives, the lives that make so poor O
thing of n man that when he turns
away from his office or his shop he
finds no interest in the wonderful
world, no contact with others, it is
lives like that that are short. because
most of them are dead long before
the body stops breathing.
Life can be very rich or very poor
according to what you carry about
in yourselves. If you think of your.
self as citizen of the world, as well
as person living in certain spot
IN that world, you will be thinking
the truth. That is what you are. And
it is glorious thing to be. There
are all sorts of fun in it, as well as
great responsibilities and vast posi-
bilities. 1t is very we'll to call con-
tentment virtue. But don't be con-
tent with anything less than the
whole of yourself. What would you
think of any one who would delibera-
tely lop off n finger or foot or put
out an eye! Yet that is approxima-
tely what you do when you do not
use your faculties, your shining
mind, your full personality, to their
greatest extent.
1--WE can take life," said some
wise person, Sin two ways. As a thing
OF endless possibilities, or as a thing
OF constant restrictions. To follow
the first course is glorious adven-
turc. To follow the second is n type of
suicide. There is only one choice be-
fore all of us-more life or more
death"
Don't be afraid to be glorious. y
Hildegarde Hawthorne in September
st. Nicholas.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
DEATH OF JOSEPH S. GILES
PIE.

Joseph S. Gillespie's death is de-
cided loss to the business activities of
this community, and this will will be
felt in widening circle. He was an
active business man Of wide acquain-
lance in different markets, a man of
wealth and influence. For many years
he was the most prominent, as well
as the largest grazicr and dealer in
this county, i'll export cattle, in which
capacity he amassed large fortune,
estimated at million dollars or
more. This is remarkable business
record.
But, the man should be lated high
er than his money. The man is gone.
His money remains. AS IL man and
friend "Jo" Gillespie, us everybody
called him, will be sorcly missed. He
was n quiet, unassuming man. There
was nothing in his personal appear
ance or public conduct that would
attract particularly the notice of
strangers. He was an everyday,
plain business man, never sought pub
lie Office or courtcd notoriety. He
was impartially friendly and court
eous TO all with whom he came in
contact. His diffidence and dislike for
public show or display, accounted for
the fact in part perhaps, that he
was never prominent in the affairs
of the church (the Presbyterian in
which he held his membership, nor
in social public functions. He was n
quiet, plain man who seemed to en-
Joy most quiet life.
For many years he was an influen-
tial leader in the Republican party,
but even here he manifested the
same dislike Of publicity. His wealth,
intelligence and influence entitled
him to places of prominence in
church, social and state functions
and activities had his desires and
ambitions led him in these direc-
tons. AS II characteristic incident,
mentioned only since his death, he
gave a thousand dollars TO Red
Cross collection with the distinct
stipulation, that his name should not
be mentioned in connection. He had
his own standards of life and lived
up to them to the better
In many respects he was remark
able man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Tvnchburg Ncws.)

tbVncnDurE NeWS.)
Editor &c The News:
1t is very evident to every RICK.
thinking and honest man that war
and bloodshed is an ungodly and n
heather practice. it is only sactioncd
by selfish ungodly rulers, who think
more of the spoils than the lives and
happiness of their subjects. Such was
the cas- with the German emperor
and such has been the case with
many others. | believe that God suf-
fers war to be as chastisement for
our sins; but don't believe he ap-
proves of war and bloodshed. "For
no murderer can enter the kingdom
of Heaven" War is great curso
both to the victor and vanouished
and until this heather practice is
b.ott"d out, there can be no millen-
mum. Lord Byron, one of our most
gifted authors, evidently opposes
war, for he says: Yes. honored fools
who meet upon the plane
Ana dispute the ground which each
pretend to gain"
am surprised that any American
c't'%cn. who is capable of seeing the
evils of war, and is Interested in the
hetterment of mankind, can conscien-
liously oppose the league of nations
our president has made n noble eff
tort to accomplish this worlds peace
ana good will to men. He has used
every, effort in his power and has
sacrificed his health to accomnlisb
Tins great and good work. and his
services should be appreciated. / be-
lieve the republican party has made
fatal mistake In opposing Wilson
and the league of nations. We sent
our soldier boys to Europe for no
other purpose than to oppse and do
away with the cruelty and Injustice
OIL war This was the impression of
every soldier and honest American
at the time. 1t is now evident that
the present opposition is selfish
party issue, sprung from the repub-
lean party with no other intention
than to defeat Wilson and the demo
cratic party. soc that Harding now
proposes to make new league of
nations, one that will suit the repub-
iican party, whether it suits the
allies, or any other party or not. He
seems to be whipping old Satan
around the stump. He has discovered
his mistake and is now irving IN
cover his tracks. hope he viii he
made an example of and meet with
no better success than Hiram John
son did in seeking to become presi-
dent Of the Uunited States.
/. L. DEWITT
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
A SMOOTHE CROOK.

Johnson, the automobile contest
man, is one of the smoothest crooks
that sever came down the pike" He
impressed everybody with whom he
met as gentleman. In dress and
manners there was nothing to indi-
cate that he was other than first
class, straight forward, well bred
young man. Under meath an engage
ing exterior seems to have been the
heart and character of thief and
crook. Alonk with all his intelligence
and smartness, he was and is, fool,
rs all such characters are. Finally,
with an ancient king, and some not so
ancient, this crook will be forced to
say, ~ have played the fool.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
BY WAY OF ADVICE TO THE
HOME PAPER KNOCKER

The man who knocks his home pa
per IS generally the one who is too
cheap to even subscribe for it. But
thanks to the liberal patronage we
receive from other sources-for were
1t not for that we should likely have
to go out of business.
The kncker of his home town on
terprises. in every case we have ever
observed meets his doom in his own
oattles OF life, and we are more than
pieased that we do not need to rely
on the business of such people to
seep this paper going. Don't forget
Mf. knocker, that your home paper
Is contributing things that tend to
upllft the community work and Of
tort to the extent of which YOU do
not even think-much less do. That
the world lived and prospered be-
fore you saw the light of day and
that your help, believed to be of the
most trifllng class, is not altogether
essential in the promotion of anv-
thing which is fair and honest.
we refrain from quoting YOUR crit
up from the publicity of these facts
might result in your own humiliation
and be the cause for no small amount
oil trouble for you. At the same time
we are convinced that Confirmation
OF your attempted trampling upon
the advertising policy of our paper
VIII result in the proper ANALYSIS Of
your criticism and the revelation Of
your name.
In the meantime. Mr. Knocker, let
yourself and all others in your class
AWAKEN to the fact that this paper is
eelng published for every one and not
lor selfish few who are almost as
autocratic in their views as his Sa-
1 G Majesty, the deposed kaiser Of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
enjoying good health" stated Mrs.

enjoying good health" stated Mrs.
Minnick. II constantly had cramping,
gnawing paains in my stomach ali
these years, my appetite was ex-
tremely poor and the little did eat
caused me great distress. After
every meal my food began to fer
ment and sour almost at once. I
would bloat up with gas, and those
terrible pains would get so bad I
could hardly stand them. I became
badly rundown, lost weight and
strength, and felt SO tired and worn
out al 1.-The time I could hardly get
around had pains in every part of
my body just about all the time. but
they were especially bad in the small
of my back l also suffered with Sc
we're headaches and dizzy spells. and
my nerves were so badly upset I
could get but little sleep, often living
awake all night long.
II had heard so much of the good
Tanlac was doing others 1 decided
to try it myself, and it proved to be
the very thing needed. l began to
improve right away, it was only a
few days before my appetite return-
ed and can now eat ANYTHING T
want without having a particle of
trouble afterwards. Those terrible
gnawing pains that had troubled me
SO many years have entirely disap-
peared. never have headache or
become dizzy, and the pains that
were throughout my body have ali
gone. In fact, my whole system has
been built up by Tanlac. have re-
gained my strength so l can do nv
work us a nurse, which keeps me on
my feet for hours, day and night
without particle of trouble. Sew
e.ral Of my patients have taken Tan
lac, and it has proved beneficial in
every case. After yhat Tanlac has
done for me l can never say enough
y Ianlac is sold in Tazewell by John
=; Jackson, in Graham by Graham
Pharmacy, in Prcahontas by Citizens
Drug Co.. in Richlands by Richards
Pharmacy, in Bowling, Tazewell R.
f. d., by j. S. Pickett.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

AS we understand it, committee
of Democrats and Republicans are
investigating the charges of the
illegal use of money in the campaign.
May these men not be trusted to I'M
earth and expose what ever is wrong
in the premises? Then why should
not Mr.. Cox and Mr.. Harding drop
the matter, and devote their time and
energies to the discussion of more
important matters? Everybody knows
that both sides need money, and viii,
use all they can get.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
TUBERCULOSIS WORKERS WILL
MEET IN RICHMOND OCTOBER.
Richmond Va A

m, richmond, Va, Aug 81.
The big health r'''''t Of the year
IN Richmond is scheduled for Oc-
tober 7.S, when the North Atlantic
tuberculosis Conference, to be held
under the auspices of the National
tuberculosis Association. will con-
vene at the Jefferson Hotel audito-
rum. Between 200 and 800 persons
actively interested in the war on
tuberculosis will attend the confer
ence and will hear discussions of
methods in every day use in the fight
against the great white plague.
Among the speakers who have ac-
ceptcd invitation to address the con-
terence are DR.. Thomas j. Riley.
General Secretary, Brooklyn Bureau
OF Charities; Shelby M. Harrison, of
the Russell Sage Foundation; Miss
Margaret Byington, Director Field
Service, American Red Cross, Wash
lngton; George j. Nelbach, Basil
Caves and Harvey Dee Brown, well
known tuberculosis workers of New
York; r. N. Whaley, Philadelphia;
DR.. Raymond Pearl, John Hopkins
Hospital. Baltimore; DR.. Louis I.
Harris, New York City Department
of Health. and many others.
Capt. w. w. Baker, of Chester
field, will preside over the conference
of which DR.. Roy X. Flanagan, Di
rector and Secretary of the Virginia
tuberculosis Association, will be sec
rotary.
Rev. Charles F. Hannigan, former
ly of Richmond, low of Baltimore,
is also on the program as well rs
Major Robert N. Motion, principal of
Tuskegee Institute, and Major Allen
Washington, of Hampton Institute.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
LIFE NOT TOO SHORT TO LIVE

Life, we are told, is short. But it
IS not too short to be lived. If vo,,
living. 'o' are io'
Inc man OF woman who has
STUCK closely to his or her last may
possibly have more money to show
at me end of the journey-but think
carefully of the price you pay for
money. You don't want to give YOUR
NE for it. When it comes to that old
question. Your money or your life.
choose your life. You will do better
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
ANOTHER NURSE
PRAISES TANLAC
Sixteen Years Stomach Trouble
overcome And She Gains 20
POunlS.

Mrs: Alice Minnick, who has been
professional nurse for thirty years
and resides at 1915 Twenty-third
Ave, Seattle, Wash, adds her voice
to the hundreds of others in this
profession who have already indors-
ed Tanlac.
"Since I began taking Tanlac I
have not only gained twenty pounds
IN weight, but for the first time in
sixteen years l am free of ain and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10
C O I r r e
Reduced Four Inches For This Blue
Hold Lady by External Homo
Remedy

Mott. II would be Illegal 70 publish thcs'
statements II they were not true.
This article copied from the Dlueheid
w. Va. Telegram: MRS. w. S. Jones. a..
Yadkin St.. says; have suffered with
soitrs for 10 years. had tried many thing.
with no relief. I am SO glad I found Sorbol
Qusdruple. II works easy and docs no.
bother rne in the least. could not lie down.
Would have choking spells. Now I can sleep
on ons pillow. / was nervous. The pal
pitation nnd throbbiny WAS awful. Many {.
night ] thought could not live through Il.
I have now used almost two bottles of Sorbol
Quadruple and Il has reduced my neck fou
inches. am glad to answer any Inquire
or letters"
Sorbol ouadrupie comes In small bottle
containing enough for most cases. 1t will not
stain OF irritate. Docs not interfere witt,
daily work. Leaves the parts In healthfui
norHtsl condition. Requires ten minutes daily
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

A special article will appear in
next issue of this paper for the con-
sideration of the women voters OF
the county. A new element is now
projected into the electorate of the
county, and will have decided in
fluence upon future elections in the
county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

"There is much of evil in the best
OF US, and much good in the worst
OF US" is an old saying and true.
Not all the good or all the bad is to
be found in any one political party.
Then, stop growing and criticising
and sweep before your own door.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

The Baltimore Sun suggests that
1t Is Gov Cox's theory that he can
give the G. o. P. n black eye by hit
ting it on the campaign chest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

One advantage Debs has over the
other nominees for the Presidency
his winter coal is provided for him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

"some of this home brew around
here is simply villaninous." -Roa-
noke Times.
How do you know?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

81 doctor myself by the aid of med
ical books"
YES and some day you'll die Of
n misprint."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-09-10

the harmonious blending of low.
graceful body lines; in appointments,
tor those added refnements that SO
materially increase the pleasure and
comfort of motoring.
In addition to the general features of
the new models the Buick Five
Passenger Touring Car Twenty One
Forty Five) possesses a roominess of
tonneau and new arrangement of
seating that afford occupants the ut
most IN riding comfort. For the
business man or his family; for the
needs OF city driving or country driy-
ing, this model excels because of its
capacity for varied service.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-08-12
PROMINENT AVIATOR
SAYS AIR is SAFEST

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Blaich and
their little son and daughter, grand
and greatgrand children of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. F. Blaich Of this city, left by
auto Saturday for their home in Okla
homa, after a visit at the Blaich
home.
G. c. Blaich is an allaround auto
mobile man and has had most in
teresting experience in aviation in
the east, holding pilots license and
being member of the leading flying
organizations of America. He has
fund of inside information on mat
ters pertaining to air craft progress
in this country that is surprising to
listen to but not altogether pleasant.
Mr. Blaich says that American manu-
facturers Of planes have met with
bitter discouragements at the hands
Of the present congress. The lobby
lists of questionable makes of planes
and motors have pulled the wool over
the eyes Of the committees and man
aged to get the best machines turned
down by the government. The result
is that English and French companies
have put the leading American com
panies almost out Of business and are
in control of the commercial situa-
ton.
Nevertheless he predicts great de-
in air transportation and
mail service. Statistics he says,
prove that travel by air is safer than
by automobile. Mr. Blaich says that
It is quite possible that his next visit
to Wolf Point will be by plane. He
took his air schooling at Curtiss
Field, paying dollar minute for
$50 minutes spent in the air with an
befores he took his first
solo" flight.