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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
SERVICE INsT|TUTEM|LL
Be CONDUCTED At AUSTIN
BY RED CROSS OFFICIALS

Sp'slfl 70 1ht News.
DALLAS. Aug. li.-Texas state In.
situations will be- used by the tied Cross
as the basis for instruction work III
the Service Institute which will be- con.
Quoted at the University Of Texas. hes
ginning September % and extending
Yer u period of twelve weeks ending
Dee ember ~. according To an an.
nnunccmont just received from South.
western divisional headquarters of tho
Red Cross at So. Louis. The purpose
~ tn. Service Institute In . train stu.
dents Aho vii become executive sere.
tarirs IT Red Cross chapters IN Texas
upon the completion 81 their work az
the Institute.
Tho subjects a. be- studied have To
do with the peace time program ol To-
cal lied eros chapters. the work lie.
inr planned e. troa. In u practical way
the problems of chapter organization
aud administration. rural work. child
welfare. public health. home hygiene
and other Kindred subjects.
The last -four weeks of the work viii
be- given owed to procticll field work
In the city ~ Austin and In Travis
county. undsr rondiItlns Il nilar 90
those whicn will be encountered when
the students return ~ the local chap
tcr which sends thapli .ni
over lea students have received
training nj ten Red Cross Service In.
stitutcs which have been conducted In
the past year The expenses 81 20 OF
those WI paid hy local chapters and ~
this number 90 weVe returned to no.
siiions as Executive Secretaries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
LUBBOCK REPORTS MANY
RESIDENCES BEING BUILT

SPECIAL 10 The News
Lllila tx. Aug ~ "A number ~
residences have h,gun construction this
past week IN l.unhu,k. Most II them
.re of th" g. 900 Co. &, .uun riIsf and ir.
'luir bath those built iur homes AMI
thuH built o. be- said tu the Increasing
tide ~ Incoming people That are maxi
INK their homes Boo l.uhhu'k.
To" Panhandle Plains Construction
Company Who have thr ,uHtuDi fur IN
paving project nuW under way HfH
starting the first lu u four hous, 4
ihr th'y intend 9. build through sub.
sldfr' organization ui ihD Officers nn I
contractors ut this company They are
being built for silr and personal ur,u.
Hr'N and the uluI'r tu ltr r"usiru''t
ul under this ruu depends upon the
continuing ~ N, present demands
enc. otter cas-, BE- cited Ui home built
iur $1,000 $1,000 and g. 900 ceiling iur
double that amount within e year Ur
iwu and lots and other town property
continued tu chang, hands ~ compare.
tive similar iigur,. There can hr found
uu rNid'nc" Of siIDktu.ug uf this de-.
Mandolin spite ui 90. material growth
Of the cts in th' past several munths
iH thls connection
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
ROOSEVELT WILL OPEN
FIGHT TODAY At CHIC AGO
o. Assoriaiee Pr,

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-The 1890 pros..
dental campaign viii open here IN
earnest tomorrow night when Franklin
u. Roosevelt democratic NOMINEE. fuf
vice president. launches N. first rumn
INK tour 81 the major party with q
speech No the auditorium theatre.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
BOOSTERS WELL RECEIVED
BY STATE LINE CITIZENS

Special 'u The News
Eul;NEtI.. TrN. uug 70 .rh.
Amarillo Trade Excursion made T"Ni.
o tiarw'il hurf visit Yesterday on
iH".r way from Clovis 90 tuhhork
Most % 90, "N,ursinIisi, were Wtil
and fgv"rally known 10 IN. people -
Oh" state line CITY. -uU" oi auuu Hi,d
Pore 10 wars gone hv
The visitors were shows hurri,-lly
over The city lu' 70 few citizens who
stayed 40 tn depot lstpn'd o. trlk.
hy member Of th" party from Anna.
uII". in the interest ~ Joseph " Bail.
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
UNIVERSITY COLLECTING
POSTERS Of LATE WAR
srs,ial 20 1tc News

Special - Ire News
AUSTIN Aug l'-An Interesting
and 'Ntrnsiv" collection ~ war posters
i h'ing exhibited ~ the Uriyrrsity a.
TcNns Tor the benefit uf the summer
."h""l sii"l""ts and visitors English.
French. Italian. Belgian. serbian. Poi.
ish. Irish. and Cge"ho. Sloyak posters
and nrucla Hiions from the war areas.
together with thos' issued IN this ruun.
'rr hV Tho government and hy different
organizations md drives. are inr'ui 4
'n ih' collection IN, posters ars
mounted ana hung along tho walls and
n long rows down m, length ~ IN
exhibition ruum. there being several
Thousand ~ 40 sizes md kinds
This collection II due o. tho work 81
IT. Milton Z, Gutsch - m, University
~ Texas. director nf the Texas War
collection md II one u the most com.
pl'tc iu The country
Try Daily News Want Al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
FIRE CAUSES HEAVY
Loss To NEWL|N STORE

st,si. ~ Tn N,ss
MEMPHIS T,gas. Aug ii-B. y.
llushinis a Company. general mctchnn.
d.. store 90 Nvwlin burned Monday lt
90. m Fire started IN the roof from
causes vet NpiHinahlo.
The Hur, and contents were n com.
ul,t" loss luSurIur, en- building was
s. iup and en- stock 5000
Value of M" building and ao,k was
ubuut ~. iON.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
RAINS |NSUR[S CROPS
OVER MEMPHIS AREA
Sfre ~ Ia The Ncvs

MEMPHIS Texas Aug ll-Finc
rains have fallen over Hall county ana
both cotton and feed practically a..
cured NJ pests 81 any kind have az.
pclrud and III, largest crop ever raised
In ll1ll county is ~ hand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

rs' OBJ, developing O big cd noli ur
r .iinE IA" McDoW,ll well in Glass.
ts county They declared that visit.
Wrrr "a the celebration from every
state in the United States except All
coma.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

We buy at the lowest and pay cash; sell cheaper
than any one for the cash and keep down the cost
Of doing business. These extremely low prices
hold good until VIC move. Read this entire ad
as we are trying to reduce our stock and save
you money.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Star Cash Grocery

Our building will not be completed before the 10th
and we will commence to Monday the 23rd Will
close this store Saturday night 2st and open in
building at 4O7 West 9Th about September LIST. Be
wise. take advantage Of these prices we making
them very low in order to reduce the stock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
500 West 9Th
Amarillo, Texas
Phone 434

Our location is the Jackson Street line Get
off 9Th Street and turn East Get off 9th and turn
West for present location. We cannot deliver any
orders under $500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

Prizes fur stu,k and feeding rt'fr
we're g,u'Ialv unchanged from lot
weeks Diu-' There Wus l,a,t ia.
muri i,I gfurl cows and h,if,rs HuI
more country buyers were here iuaU
any diy hr week They u,r, nuips
up %, market fY. bus n following
dlys Tho pg-!;y ot ;h, offerings vt-
nllN cuui Trade 600 stHr I,l,.s r..
manned quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
Hogs

fl"r prices Wen" lU Co. 20 cents mrl.
60 mostly o. cents up The top price
we $685.. .ni bulls OF sales $3.50 ,u
$3.50. Average pliity of th, OFFERINGS
wls nlli" Pics We're on active d.u..l
90 firm prices. Much lug.r supplies
60 '''rh huss and pigs would sell go sn
adNarilgr \ coed many uricrs remain
untitled owing fu fIt. Of Offering.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

Demand fur KILLING puua today vas
"rutc 90 tlp quarter .dNtn., That nc.
urDd l.t' Hst week Feed grades
uIf' ~'Ht,o. ana .umD V,r, signify
higher thrn the ..os" last week. Good
grass Gao s',,is BOO 1l weights s. "a
readily mostly 40 $1,000 O. Nl.In.
Th'T" was considerable shipping a
HHnd and packers were ,su,.IIly u..
tive o. frc uuulriiu, division tNplsa
,"g l'fd- 90 T'sIs steers brought ,Ia
- o. Sl- 90 COWS and h,i,rs nd
readily 90 strong prices Veal calves
N'U .N ,.rfs lower tuu 81. Ou
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
sheep aud Lambs

sheep were steady ond lambs 90 g.
So cents lower and b. tho lowest uu,I
ton - th" wear Native lamis sold ur
to sl3 co. and western lambs up =,
Nl-.''. S"tnr Texas feeding lamb.
brought 81 oo. TIE top price fur o,y,..
was - n". \ large number ~ fo,dirg
lambs. ana sheep arc offered and do
iuaud H. quiet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
T@lr's Receipt,

Receipts tDdly were -O Unn .Itfl..
Nn"o hogs. ard 5000 sheep. ,pmlur n
with - GOO cattle COCO hogs AMI -
900 sn',u 70 Ne,k age aud o. 500 cat.
tie $500 hnys and 1ioo sheep H,lr
UlH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
TRADE IN CATTLE ACTIVE
WITH ALL PRICES STRONG

SPECIAL 10 tn. N,vs
KANSAS CITY. Aug ii-Thourh
cattle receipts were 10000 rul only !,
uu1 les than week ago demand wa
llfg,r ard trade iL ftt cattle was ac.
utr on strong tu 10 cents higher prices
500. choice 1850 puWl steers Sold at
tlhl0. ana other frdsi,rIs brought
$1,000 O" flhUu Most 1 the grass fat
steers rldnt lp tu Si3AO Hos uti,.s
wen, lr tp o. cents hiltyr tup N5. 20.
. ulk So 90 tu Y-Ni. Lambs were %
iu 60 cents lower. and sheep si0al,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12

Try a Daily News Wan, Al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-12
HOrerS aud NInlrs

Receipts u horses and mules show. d
uodr1tc inCrrIs" and trade rolled
more active. Tn" best inquiry was f.r
southern grades Coed druft.fs ruI
hunks we're scare,
CHAIR - VI PIPKIN.
Market Gurrtsp0udau.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-15
FOR STATE SENATOR

Having been urgently solicited by
his fellow farmers to enter the race
for state senator, Frank Calvert, a
well-known farmer living between
Boles and Waldron. in Scott county,
has consented to enter the race.
Mr.. Calvert was in Mena Saturday
getting acquainted with Polk county
voters and making arrangements for
fast finish to the campaign which
closes August 10. His formal an
nouncement appears in this issue Of
The Star.
The Scott county man has never be.
fore been candidate for public of
flee, as his interests have been NOR,
closely connected with the soil. Blu
he like others of his neighbors fee
that the people have not had the pas
two years the legislative representa-
ton they should have and it is with ;
view of giving real Jeffersonian Dem
ocracy to his district that impels Nh
Calvert to enter the political swirl
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-15
For TAX ASSESSOR

In this issue or The Star will be
found the announcement of Grady H.
Forgy for Tax Assessor of Polk coun-
ty, subject to the will Of the voters at
the Democratic Primary.
Grady H. Forgy's entry is the last
in the race but in the opinion of those
friends and party men who urged him
to make the step, he will not be last
when the votes are counted. The
young candidate is a genuine Arkan-
sawyer by birth and residence. He
was horn in Howard county, Oct. Il,
1894, has lived in Polk county IA years
and with the exception of the time he
spent helping Uncle Sam against the
Kaiser, has been living in the grand
old state of Arkansas or somewhere
close
The young candidate spent q
months service during the world war
attaining the rank of lieutenant. He
was in France Is months with the
32nd division and saw actual service
: against the Huns being gasei In on;
engagement. After returning from
service Grady was one of the organi
zers of the American Legion in Poll
county, also serving on the state exc
cutive committee of the Legion. Hi
friends feel that his training has beef
such as to make him particularly eff
cient in the complicated work of as
sessing real and personal property.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-15

When you feel lazy, out of sorts and
yawn a good deal in the daytime, you
can charge It to a torpid liver which
mas allowed the system to get full OF
impurities. HERBINE cures all dis
orders produced by an inactive liver.
it strengthens that organ, cleanses the
bowels and puts the system in good
healthy condition. Price coo. Sold by
jackson Drug Eo.-Ady.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-15

Most everybody comedies that Polk
county viii have bumper crops this
year. It's amazing how corn, cotton,
ETC., can come to the front in this To-
cality after a bad start. But they
surely do It.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-15
> = - II q
RANSOM HANsL'

Quite a few are p'''''
week. .,a.s "a
school began Mo u
an enrolment OF 70 ,.nIr
w. II. Bristow ana . d la,,T' 4
Sunday with W. g ' U~s 4
There was an Ice s srssr j
en- at the home Of re-
Monday night. ,,.,uau /
Mr.. and Mrs. h s's1ssrs!
Nunley received q I'm
Ransom folks. " ssi
olivia Bass and az e5,.,sdsr
Graf were visiting s''''
and Mrs. Bril- NOUN
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1920-07-15

W. O. coffman went :
day. ~ 4 gslS
mule one day last ,wseesds
Ted Casteel leil = orctf|
to work in the peach scanae ois !
School started Mon1 Ssps
charge ( Mrs. i W. CO
pupils enrolled. W.
sick list. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
OF
Of THE ,vIRGINIA SLATE

iiSdWAf COMMISSIONER. .
kk:s*'a't 81. S isS1o h tt.faTsy mfsSS,sSsi S r.:
gnsI ~ H.eioek noon Tuesday. May /. FOR
no Y1rFin!a Project No. ,4e-7.a miles water
alternate bid. State furnishing convict
90, xirEinia Project No. 47A-a.7 iniles TOP
S S|Y t" and II moI Hsnpysr County. between
.oi iiFF Sans r5ojSs, 30, It'll miles top
Ng%n,sSiisr sna 'i MsSsiEon county between
s snI IN Louisa County. between MaOietopp
soil road in Lou,sa, CONT SSi ,yp BETWEEN miles IL, b top
ton and Jackson.
0ei N1sia,a FFpns k9ysl and Kfssf:qn S''a
s ;wssn T Rsm in chssie5SsIa Counts 1%f'Ss e2 Se-
crete road in Prince william and Sta ford
w94nstes between ouantico and Chappa-
,ra ri5T,nia PrD,se, No; $50 miles rene-
oo5Mesn cHuntfy club and sisepy Hollow.
Gonsidcred for one or moro sections Of
so - .slsaa'"I Sn rf 'ss e5 Me, 10 bids of s'll , Re
r"siway and surface separatciv,
?lasss At s" a. tine "s spqs eli d u tns SLOW fS,s"s sdas
''%S,9f< over the york.
10 Vi, on April 2sth. :" =" ou''e'ef a'
I'd E,rE al room nF0'ss SSS E ESs. t Eaiiiai1n1rp. . R tSS:
in2nI. a; l9 y; NJ. on kprii Goth.
virginia Project No. Is. at Front Royal.
at u o'clock VI ON April 29th.
N!rsinta Proiact No. 60. a: Room 507
Lyric Laiidtnr. Richmond. a. 10 4. II.
virginia, Project No. 10. n, Frcderlcks.
virginia Project No 81. at Room 5o7
Lyric nu!iG,ns. Richmond. al 10 \. 81.
\ certified cheek to the amour, OF SC,
n1.y5.mnso ,nnS' accompany hid on each
state Highway. Commissioned. Room Ii4
Lyric building, Richmond. Va. and for vir-
rlni;t Irotcct No. as at resident engineers
oIncc. ManaSs2S. Virginia Project Nos,
ia. iTB. &C and i7D. &C. and 81 at
resident engineers Office. Room 5n7 lyric
Eu'i'.inr. Richmond. Va. Virginia Project
No. 81 at resident engineers ON ce. Stnun.
ton. Va: virginia Project No. 20 at resi-
dent engineers Office. Fredericksburg. Va.
y SGT OF Slans and spccilca tons viii
ce!rt, OF check for $500. made payable
Richmond. Va. $3.50 OF which Will be-
refunded on return OF plans 10 tho High.
way ComIniss!oner wi,h.a ten days after
The state Highway COMMISSIONS re-
serves the right to reject any. or all bids.
q. =. cOLEMAN -.
STATE ltiGhwoS commissioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20
MONDAY, APRIL %, 1920.
at $500 O'clock Il. NJ,
the property above described.

the property above described.
Nos The two ;hrse-story brick stores.
have a frontage together Of As feet
10 inches on The east side OF Sixth
street tree and run back a good depth.
tho vegetable market. which gives
Them the advantage of the large mar
K., RAD and renders the location a
ness. The present tenants have occu-
pied these stores for a good numher
ah YEARS and have always done u very
The small store. No. AVA North
Sixth Street. adjoins tho above npon.
cry on the north. and has a frontage
Street. sue u e'Ssh
~immediately after the above sale.
sell the 1isg fet0G br, +. H., we shall
sos North Seventh Street, with two
stories and basement, and contains
ae1n' on ieH ICONS. with lot fronting IS
street py a good depth to an alley.
ON TUESDAY. APRIL 81. 1890.
at 500 o'clock r.. NJ. we shall OMAR
Is q sale the property. No. 1o4 North
tive apartments. comparative1y nav
Win . rooms each, hot water heat.
at %S;;aeces a!sISsk q sf! IL. W the sS asGy ..,; sale;
one.half undivided interest in sHe v vas
shh! t Hf .M sFeIni'Hg y feet. on h south
S'Teet) by a good depth TO an alley
rented W SenHs property has always
Hestment and this sale hoiid attranf
,m lie u.tention Of persons wishing to
pur shsir money in real estate. ~
One-third cash. the ho,.s
ance In three equal payments at p sir
WE'VE and eighteen Eaonths. with I'm,
fnTS, sad ma,e .,t'e retained until the
cash at the option OF tho p~urchsserai III
ms property is being sold by oriar
81 Inc Ghanneery Court of the city Of
trust Company n p. S. Mccasthhwa
eM~Gcutors; vs.; Henry II. Bell ct ais
ana Is subject to the confirmation AZ
VA; TRUST COMPANY ana
d. S. MCCARTHY. u"
OF Elizabeth Bell D,,,.
Deceased. ~ DAYiSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunitics

ACETYLENE PI.ANT-For sale. acety-
lene plant. Installing electricity. Win
sell complete J. h. Colt No. s acetylcne
plant. With nIturcs: viii light any or.
binary size house. Apply u. Il. Holt.
3o1 Central National Bank.
CONFECTIONERY. fountain. fixtures, etc.
Selling reason, government position.
Bargaln. 1000 Hull.
DRUG. STORE fNtur.s complete and amy
portion OF the stock for sale. Including
tincturcs. chemicRls. MUD extracts ctc,
See these bargains at lt:h and L SITS. y.
W. Anl"ck's Drug store. Washington ID
Z. Also a complete candy mfs. Kitchen
Tor sale cheap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20

AND a ONE-HAI.F UNDIVIDEDIN IN
IN y VACANT LOT. FRONT
OF MAIN STREET. EAST OF PLUM
STREET.
AZ the request OF the u OF
EIiSabsth Bell Davis. deceased. who
up the estate. we shall oTer for sale.
az public auction. upon the promises,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20
YOUNG LADIES
AND GIRLS

4. YOUNG LADIES
AND GIRLS.
IF YOU ARE GOING
TO WORK, WHY NOT
WORK IN H
INCEST PLACE
AMI THE PLACE
WHERE YOU CAN
MAKE THE MOST
MONEY?
WHITLOCK BRANCH,
TY-T N
I. MAIN
P. S.-WOULD SUG-
GEST THAT o MAKE
"A N AT
AND GET ON
OUR WAITING LIST,
NOW BEING MADE UP,
10 FILL ABOUT 100
MACHINES IN OUR
NEW ADDITION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20

In execution of a cert,in 1890
trust OF March II. 1916, and ~ 1000
In Deed Book COZ a.. Page aoI
tho records OF the Circuit: Court of
Henrico County. the undersIonsd
trustee named therein, default RaT-
ing 6een made In the provisions Of
by the beneficiary, / will oTer FOR saiss
upon tho premises on Nednnsdnv
Apri 90. Is?S. at - NJ. a part Of tho
scribed as lots 4 and 5 in Riocks ssSn
on a certain plat duly recorded In said
court. having q frontage Of SO fecf
on the east line o. 1wenty-ciEhth
running back 100 feet, more or az
iSsetnsr with NIL improvements
rpnus. 60, H. a. MecuRDx.
STOP aud think how mauy 1f~oSr-T~r-S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice OF Annual Maetipp

LIE IhESNfESkE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notiee OF Annual Meeting.
Va, February 20, 1920.
Notice ;s hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF the stockhoiicrs of the Chez
npcake and Ohio hallway Company Viii
lac held. as provided Ia tho bylaws. at
the general Office OF the company. IN tho
city OF Richmond. Va. on Tuesday. April
20. 1870. at II o'clock y. NJ. for tho toll
lowing purpOses:
tai for the election OF dir.ctors:
th) To consider any and all action
heretofore taken or authorized by Tho
board OF directors or by the executive
OF the company. which may ue
submitted TO the meeting; and
tc), To transact such other business as
The stock transfer books will close at
the office OF the Company. No. 81 Brond-
&c. 1920. at 8 o'clock r. NJ. and will re-
open on Wednesday. April 81. 1920. at 10
O'clock a. NJ.
by order OF. the hoard Of directors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20

"a years old. desires position with some
reliable Arm in this city as salesman on
the outside. Have had 6 years expert
ence in the. Wholesale shoe and grocery
business. Have a thorough knowledge
Of business in general. and am we'll ac-
quainted in Richmond. Can furnish the
very best Of references as to ability and
character. Please apply TO G. 6l5, care
TImts-Dispatch.
TAE S Mpn. Ads Produce RasuIta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20
Poultry and supplies

SGECESS Poultry ra!scrs following the
turiiiA plan meet with success and
i'lhhr money. .Purina Chicken Chowdrr
and, scratch feed at your grocer or Braucr
g kastcn, Distributors. i:0s East Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20

ATLANTIC SALVAGE COMPANY.
Main Office, cainp tuart
Seypprt >.au.g ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20

DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FARM
BARGAIN

97-acre Farm on Telegraph Road
twelve miles from Richmond. near
Elmont Station; convenient TO car
line: IN acres cultivated: good water
supply: large orchard: near school
church, store. Level land. Good
seven-roon frame metal roof house;
~outhouseS; garage. All farm iInple-
tent and stock. owner leaving
State. Terms can be arranged.
HENRY s. HUTZLER. & CO.,
1913 y. Main ST.
THE BEST AID In this column lis The al
that tells all the facts about tho pro.
poSlfion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-20
S. DEANS,
Snow Hill, N. c..

MEN wanted. II you want a tas: sell
ing side line. calling on the drug. shoe
and department store trade, write Kirk
patrick Sales Agency, Box 1902. Charlotte.
MEN 20 learn barber trade. Tuition. s35.
Tools free. Position Write
for Information Richmond Barber Coz
leEe: COS Enst Marsha:i. Richmond Va.
F. for. airplanc mechanics school. For
particulars call boulevard 2S4-w or
Apply to Captain Yackey. Shepherd Field.
320n Monument Avenue.
MEN AND ~BOYS-Wanted. men and boys
to work In our nursery. w. T. Hood q
Co. Gintcr Park.
If you want TO rent a house use these
Want Ada
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MANAGER
wanted; also auctioneer for
tobacco warehouse. Pay
right man right price. Adj
dress
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HiUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal NOticcs

mutual ASSURANCE s0ciETY-The
ancc Society OF Virginia viii he held Mav
%, 1919; at The ctiice OF ,hs society: Room
o'clock J.. VI. q, Monett King. Secre.
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ROOMS And BOARD


Rooms With Board 81
FIFTH ST; y l7--Nicciy furnished front
,rG9in: electric lights. Meas served
FLOYD AVE. O7-Young lady TO share
room with lady: also gentleman 10 ;o0m
WIN sentLeman with meals.
FRANKLIN utiful roorns: pri-
yate baths: I1es; table hoard.
FRANKLIN ST. E. 100 IIandsomeiy, fur;
nished rooms and board. delightful
out hath.
4 ST. w: I6--Attrtc;ive. room.
convenient TO bath: running no, and
coid water IN room: sleeping porch IL
neslred: excellent table board.
RAG ST. h. iJ-i.arE,. ATTRACTIVE room,
with board; modern conyohisnces.
MoNTlCELLo. IL Nor,h Eighth, Nice.
clean rooms. 5oc, 7Sc. 81 daily; 81 to
room with board for rent.
THE HILLCREST. EOS r. GRhCE-Rooms
and board: absolutely nrst.class: sem
s5sli hot Yater heat Price reasonable.
Rooms Without Board as
a NICELY furnished room. southern cx-
pusure; bath. Icntirmcn preferred. West
Grace Street. boulevard SGa6.
GARY # EAST a0T- Furnished room:
modcan convcnicnces: third nat. Ram
FRANKLIN, w. aO4-FIont rooms. mod
eTn: couple o. gentleman preferred.
GnACE. ". 70s-bcsirabic sccond floor
front room. furnished. Best residential
section.
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MERCHANDISE

These Screens arc in good condition.
lots.