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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
TODAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

$500 a. 1850: feeder steers. $500
IS 90; stocker steers, Sd.2bd10.2A.
Shecp-Rcccipts, 5000; market
steady 70 IS rents higher. Lambs
Si7.S5 q zo.ih; culls and common,
ft20o MtT.00; yearling wotherss
Sib.h0u $3.50; ewes. fle.b0M 1885
cuils and common. $500 1913;
breeding ewes. ts.OO@l4.OO. feeder
lambs. tit.6og 1880.
CHICAGO Feb. iS.-Hogs-Re-
ceiptH. $4,000; market 10 to 90 cents
lower. Bulk. fi875aIAs0; heavy,
$3.50 M1f.00s medium fia.gOM ifags
light. SlA.abm1A6Oi light light,
sf15bm142a heavy packing sows
smooth. St2.50a t3.2h; packing Hows
rough, N2O0Mi2.soi pigs. $4,000
.If0o.
Cattie-Rccelpts. 5000; market
slow. Beef steers. medium and
heavyweight. choice and prime. $500
9if2bi medium and good tiiben
400. common. 5000 mti.be; light
weight. good and choice. $4,000
1874. common and medium, $3.50 a.
1900: butcher cattle, heifera. &S.b0m
1900: cows. So 0Hii.Tb. Gamers
and cutters. $500 $50; veal calves.
a~fh.TtM172a. feeder steers, afh0m
Iii.t0; stocher steers, fd.75m 1926.
sheep-Rocsipts 10000; market
steady. lambs 50 pounds down.
.Eig0Onfais5: cuils and common,
Efb0mfT.76: ewes. medium Eood
and choice. 81. 0MialT5. culls ard
Z common. $1,000 1850.
DENVER Colo. Feb 1g-Cauls
Receipts. 1000: market uneven.
10 10 20 cents lower beof sieers
sINoaai ff.f5. cows and hriferH $500
mafuf stockers and feeders. $500
1850: calves. $1,000 1875.
Hora-Rcceipts 500 market around
Is 10 So cents lower.
sheep gacciptH. 1000; market 20
cents higher lambs, fiS7hmiHl0
ewes. sii voG ig.00; feeder lambs
ET.001 is. 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

AI.VARADO.
n. G. Carlson, Los Angeles.
NJ. u. Taber aud wife, New York.
G.. J. OsterlaE. ~ Paso.
4. J.. Wingate, Denver.
J. II. Pope. Oakland, calf.
N. 4. Allen. Denver.
J. \. Clifton. III Paso.
7. l.. Milan. New orleans.
H. r. Smart, Dallas. q
Chas. n. Doll, Santa Re.
u "a. Smith. Los Angeles.
J. r. Ettlngcr and wife. Clarksdaie.
Arizona.
q. Anderson. Colorado.
Roy G. Whaley, VI paso.
n. NJ Address. san Francisco.
Jno. u. Maglll, san Francisco. T.. =.
Clark. san francisco.
r.. G Becker sprinEcrville. Arlz.
Mr. and Mrs T.. O. Nunneli, Cal
cago.
q. Burner. New York.
r. g. Barry. Denver.
l.. v. Schacffer, Denver.
Loo j. frost. III Pas0.
y. 3. Metz. Denver.
Ralph u. Randell, Forest Service.
Lew Sherrln. padronia. Colo.
n. NJ. Watts. Sterling. colo.
sTURGES.
Chas 4. Milton. Denver.
a. n. Mcclellan. san Francisco.
W r.. zelly, Seattle.
W. A. Hogan. Chicago.
=. II. Qingley. Prescott.
W. W. Martin. Denver.
Vernon Nestle. Huntsville, Ohio.
i. r.. LeBnrun, Kansas city.
r.. y Heller and wife. Cahozon.
H. NJ. Taylor. MaEdalena,
l.. VI. COLLECT. Riverside, calf.
W. -. stephen. M%agdaienn.
j. o. Zueoi. Cerrillos.
Joe Nelionl. Corrillcs
v a. Edgcworth ana vile. okla
homa City.
J. 3d. Montoya. city.
COMBS.
u. NJ. Ryan. Zemi.
Joe E vigil. socorro.
H. D.. Johnston. santa Fo.
f. : peMnttc. Kansas city,
c. T.. Fullerton, "a Francisco.
c. g.. Lucas. ~ paso.
j. v Taylor. 20 pnso.
A. $. RaErs. ~ pnso.
Mrs j. a. Branch. Bolon.
John Becker. helen.
Mrs sam Cotton. Holon,
u. v. Belts. cheyenne.
e.. SLOAN Trinidad
II. g.. Mouudsy, san Antonio.
j. u. Drake. Ia Junta.
Geo g. GiNan, Carlsbad
G.. J.. Amblc. M-ountuinuir.
4. ~ Royce. ~ pnHs.
4. 4. Reeves. Amarillo
Il. VI. whitman Dcsiemona. Tex.
y. n. Riggs. El rnso.
n. @. White. Eausit CITY.
Chls. 4. Miles. Denver
j. W. Moran. beaumont T"N
Mrs. Walter Tun, ~ Collins, Colo.
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saddle nur- s-bfIi's-ihonc 3D.
PULLMAN TAIL PRONE 76S
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NEW YORK. Feb. ls.-stimui1fed
hy a bfoaded demand for railway
issues todny's stock market recorded
further Improvement, gains extending
from 2 to ~ points. The close war
strong. Sales approxlmated 500, eo0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-18
KTRrNsKY N ENGLAND.

LONDON Tch- IN1|NOUOTTs UNI
Alexander Ecrcnsky, Russian rvyolu-
tionary pt'mlcr whose regime was
overthrow boy the holshoviki In Mo-
vcmber. lgtT has been imprisoned
In the Caucasus were speedily shown
to hu untrue when inquiry today rec
Nealcd thar kcrousky was sttll In
England where he has been living for
some time.
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WINNIPEG sTRIKER CONVICTED

WINNITEH, Nun. Fob N-I0hn
Farnoll. ono OF the leaders in the gen
,rai strike here last spring. vas con
yictcd TODAY 81 having made scditi-
nus uttrrlugcs. Farnell was charged
with having urged "a silent parade
during tht strike on June -. pa
raiders ciHshea with the police Two
men we've Killed and "a number In
iursd.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 1S-prices OF
liberty bonds today were. 3hH
90 60. first e.. $3.50; second 49,.
s0.i0t first AVS. 9i.Of: second A. 81
go.G6: third ~. u. s8.O2. fourth ~ -
9O.sl. victory SA 8. 9f.1t. victory
'H. $3.50.
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NEW YORK. Fob Ib.- Mercantile
paper. 6Am6A per cent?, commercial
naB bills 3aaia per cent? commercial
GO day bills on banks, aa3h pee
cent. commercial go day billst S33
per cent, demand 3aa per cent
cables. 3S1A per cent.
tto err mtut hcHvyi railroad
bonds strong. Time loan strong eu
a.ts. 800 uhss ana q months bnhht
per cent. call money easy, high low
and ruling rate. o per cent; closing
bid. Ga per cent; offered at o per
cont. lust loan, o per cont Bank ace
ccufunces hh per cent
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NEW YORK, Feb. 1S-Cotton fu-
lures closed steady. march $3.50,
MAJ. af.g5; July. a2.lO. October,
1o.f1i December. Z9.25.
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Produce

CHICAGO. Fob. Is Butter-Un-
chanrrd
Erga-H Higher Receipts. 1i.0di
cases Flfris. bfn 5fhc. ordinary
nrfis. 4fmbN cents; al mark. cases
Included. sOnb3c.
IouHr-AliYc. Higher, Springs.
l2ri fowls. a7c.
FofHtopF-Wrlk Receipts -
rars Northern bulk. and sacked
white. ti.ga $50. western rusaets.
seas.
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Butter-packing 1 cent lower. SEQ;
others unchanged.
EgRs-Ib cents higher per case,
current receipts, $tf.bb. flrsts, UNI
changed, Doe.
roultry-Hens, = cent higher, see;
Others unchanged.
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CHICAGO. rch. ls-Frcsh weak
ness showed itself today In the corn
market, The chief new bearish factor
was q department OF lustirc report
~ regard % seizure Of foods'uns IN
an effort 20 compel the lowering Of
prices. Declines IN tho value OF hogs
tended also 20 act as a weight on the
corn market Openlng prices which
RANGED from 10 l cent iowcr with
May fi-11 "a fl8aH aud July
4l2gA 10 ftzQ. were followed by
q furiher moderate setback.
Oats aaffed With corn AFTER open
INK : q cent down including May
nf SOY 70 sos cents, the market
continued 10 descend.
Iouer q~uofauonH on hogs pulled
down provisions. selling however.
ta.s not urent.
Clofei
corn. May fiseH; July. u.2s%i
ffnffmher H.4tM.
oats-ahy W#c July. Iehe
rork~Hay fdfltf july a4ftp.
Lard Mes tsi1s Iuly
Livestock
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Fob is
rfaea-Recoiufa. 5000. market no
10 lb cents lower. Buia. SIS 20 81
4a76. hantles. U8.gbaia4bt med
f,Ims sf8l0nt Is. sni lights al2.2da
Ia.06s hacking aouH. 4i--b MiZIbi
s,irx. fil.oo4 e. 1879.
rnftle-ksrcipia, 1000. market
allow. steady 90 week. Heavy hrei
al1r,s cholce and prime. flf-25n
rK1Tt medium aud good. Si&2bff
es. ~ f~pfoAf22si iiehi
~eInhi. good and choice. $1,000
14fs. common ana medium 81 2 n
If.ral butcher cattle. heifers $1,000
II9f. cows. fg.9oWfl.2f; cnunerH
bna cuitsla g5,2sg6.so; veal %eaises,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17

South Main street. Porter was ar.
rested. HIs bar slender, Charles
seheurnan, was also arrested.
At the FItxslmmons 4 sieswart
place a barrel o. elder was taken. AZ
Porter's a barrel Of cider and large
quantity Of "bitters" were seized.
Prosecutor Ashbaugh stated late
this AFTERNOON that II affidavits had
been issued before Magistrates Har
ter and Stream for the purpose Of
searching q number Of soft drink and
other establishments about the city.
Local officials stated thls after
noon that federal officers have been
At work In Mt. Vernon for the past
week.
Other arrests are expected before
evening.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17

decorated with holly and roinsettas.
A profusion of evergreens was used
in completing the decorations in ac.
cordance with the Christmas season
A short musical program was given
by number Of the young people
consisting Of piano selectionu and
songs and Christmas carols.
At 6 o'clock dinner was served to
the young guests. Covers we're laid
for 60 guests. aetf
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
Pythian Sisters
Entertain With Dance

Entertain With Dance
A back to the farm" dance was
given Wednesday evening by the
Pythian Sisters in Castle hall, West
Gambler street. Forty couples were
present for the dancing, including a
number of visitors from Frederick.
town The guests came attired in
bungalow aprons and overalls. The
rooms OF the hall were decorated to
represent barn.
Excellent music was furnished by
the X. Of P. five-piece orchestra, un.
der the leadership OF Mr.. Sebach.
Mrs. Clyde Church was chairman
OF the committee of ladies arranging
the dance.
Next Wednesday the Knights OF
Pythias entertain with dance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
Tickets Selling
For Charity Ball

The annual charity ball for the
benefit of the Red Cross is now an as.
sured SUCCESS. This dance has been
announced as being informal, which
seems to have increased its popular.
ity over former years. The Hotel
Curtis ball room will accommodate
less than 100 couples, and the ticket
sales are fast approaching that mum.
ber.
The ball occurs on Tuesday even.
ing, Dec. 2S.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17

home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William KEN.
mer of Brandon. The young couple
received many beautiful gifts. Mr..
and Mrs. Kemmer were recently
married, Mrs. Kemmer formerly be-
ing Miss Gay Preston.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
| Music Club Gives
| Christmas Party

The Juvenile Music club, which ia
composed of music pupils of Miss
Nellie McFadden and Miss Marie
Marks, entertained with Christmas
party Wednesday afternoon and
evening in Miss McFadden's studio,
South Gay street.
The rooms were very attractively
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
Thursday, Dec. is

e Thursday, Dec. 16
e The Women of Mooseheart !
e Legion meet at 1880. Installa-
IH tion. Z
= Friday, Dec. II !
e women's Relief Corps meets
y at 1880 O'Clock in the G. A. r.
81 hall.
e The Elmwood sewing circle ,
y will meet at o'clock at the
y home OF Mrs. J. M. Walker, .
SN Newark road. !
" The Missionary society Of I
e Beulah church meets in the af-
u ternoon at the home Of Mrs. !
sx Emma Critchfield, Bangs. !
n r. n n II II 4 n Il Y Il 1
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
RA|DMADE'ON
SOFT Drink PLACE

kelsie e. Brleker's soft drink es.
tabIishment, on West Vine street
was ralded Thursday afternoon by
Sheriff Moshoider, Deputy Sheriff
Lytle and revenue officers.
3. Phillips, bar tender, was arrest
ed and taken to the county Jail.
One barrel Of alleged hard cider
one jug and one bottle Of the same
beverage were found In different
parts Of the building.
Crap tables, poker tables and poker
chips were gathered together In the
collection.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17

Miss Nellie Heffner and Mrs. Hewitt
Genres. }.ia
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
OTHER ARRESTS

The officers also ralded the FItz.
simmons & Sieewart soft drink e.
tablishment on the public square
sieewart and Paul Hurst were ar
rested.
The next raid was made at the soft
drink establishment Of Dale Porter
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17

o. tfy
Officers Installed tn3 aat .D
BY Ann Hin Chapter mi
At regular meeting Of Ann Hill
chapter, o. r. s., of Fredericktown,
the following officers were installed:
Worthy Matron-Mrs. Blanche Nc
Culley.
Worthy Patron--Carl Herring.
Assoc Matron--Mrs. Olive GLENN.
Secretary-Clara Braddock.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mary Cook.
Conductress-Mr Myrtle Barnes.
Assoc. Conductress-M Bertha
Beck.
Chaplain-Mrs. Carrie Huddle.
Marshal-Mrs. Olive Brown.
Adah-Mrs. Lucille Stafford
Ruth-Mrs. Catherine Herring.
Esther-Mrs. Gertrude Roberts.
Martha-Mrs. Grace Anders.
Electa--Mrs. Kate McCutcheon.
Warder-Mrs. Lena Goodell.
Sentinel--Friend Barnes.
At the close Of the installation, a
banquet was given by the retiring
worthy matron and worthy patron.
Weekly.Barrett
Wedding
Mr.. ]. Y. Weekly and Miss Bernice
]. Barrett, both Of Centerburg, were
united in marriage Thursday after
noon by Rev. A. ID. Mink at his resi-
dence on North Gay street.
College Woman's
| Club Meets
! The College Woman's club me
Wednesday evening at the home o
Miss Gladys Hadley, East Ham
tramck street. Papers were read b!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
Entertaining

Entertaining
With Auction
Mrs. Edward Daily, East Vine
street, is entertaining with auction
this afternoon at her home.
leeson-Auskings
Wedding
Word has been received In this
city OF the marriage Of Mr.. Garland
Leeson of Clarksburg, w. Va, to
Miss Marguerite Auskings, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Auskings OF
South Harrison stseet, which occur
red Dec. s in Oakland, Md. Mr. and
Mrs. lLeeson are making their home
in Clarksburg.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
leeson-Auskings
Wedding
Daughters Of LIberty
Nave q Meetinq


The past officers of the Sons and
Daughters of Liberty held a very
pleasant meeting Wednesday after
noon Fourteen ladies were present.
At 6 o'clock, refreshments were
served to the guests by Mrs. McMan-
Is, Mrs. Wineland and Mrs. Williams.
y In the evening, the regular meeting
of the Sons and Daughters Of Liber-
BY occurred. Routine business was
Transacted.
Z
sDorcas Glass
-Meets
7, The regular meeting OF the Dorcas
:.class OF the M. Il. Sunday school
-swas held Wednesday afternoon In the
church parlors. Twenty-Five members
Of the class were present for the
meeting. A short program was gtv-
en- by the ladies'. The December
: committee, which consisted of those
ladies' whose birthdays occur in De-
cember, served refreshments to the
guests. q
Aid Society
Meeto II
i The Ladies' Aid society of the M
u. church at Brandon held an all,
day meeting Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Charles Brubaker. Dinner
was served at noon. The following
officers were elected:
President-Mrs. Bert Chadwick.
Vice Pres.--Mrs. Blanche McWil
liams.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mabel Chadwick.
Secretary-Mrs. Pearl Morey.
Miscellaneous Shower
Given Newlyweds
Forty friends and 'neighbors of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Kemmer OF Bran
don rendered them a miscellaneous
shower Wednesday evening at the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-12-17
cAleNDAR

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
TO THE FUDLTC.

connaay k nsh nni T rns'o sas,s
business a; 1909 East Main Street and
SCUM fourlcenth street, in handling the
SS'np 2hny' imc:; OF rn!iadelphia. Pa. Known
paints and varnishes. acts only as sron,
% the SAID John Lucas &c Co. InS- IN
those portions OF the States OF Visbf,ina
anu Nor;h carolina designated in "A con-
traSt OF agency between the said rarfie,
tached 10 said contract and made "a patt
thereof. the authority of The Pastorncii
60. ms. as agent. Is limited by tho
Terms OF the said agreement. and tho
utS 10 an Lucas products In possession
OF The fas,orneld Go. are in and remain
Is passed by The Pastorfeld Co. Inc, az as
agent. IN accordance with the terms OF tho
said agency agreement.
This publication is made In pursuanco
81 aud IN necordance with the provis!ons
OF me Virginia Code. 1919. Section Sa24.
th!sFsth day ut Deccmber. 1870
TIE rASroRrIELD CO INC
by w. Is. Pastorfeld. President.
JOHN LUCAS * CO.. INC. |.H-.
by 10 lane y Cary Ellis Stern. ATTORNEYS
THE ,c rLAMTE III HS.ATl0NAL., bXysIk.
The annual nss,ipr o. The stockhoidors
ing house on Tuesday. January ii, isai
at - NJ. for the election 0s directors Tor
the ratification OF the acts OF the tiir~.
tors for the las; fiscal year. and for tina
may properly coian. before the said meet
INK
WARREN 81. GODDARD.
- Cashier.
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Articles tor Sale.
JACOBS LOAN
OFFICE, INC,
S27 +. BROAD ST.
SPECIAL.
BARGAINS FOR
THE
APPROACHING
HOLIDAYS.
DIAMONDS.

Ladies' Diamond
Rings from So up.
Gents ID lam ond
Rings from SIS up.
Diam ond La Val
Heres from $3.50 up.
Diamond Cuff But
tons from $3.50 up.
Diamond Bar Pins
from $3.50 up.
"a karat Solitaire,
bluc-whitc eye, per
feet Diamond Ring,
Ladies' and Gents,
S175.00.
1-karat taire,
bluc-whitc eye, per-
feet Diamond Rings,
lad s and gents,
1918.
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LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies

RELIABLE BAzAAE-M
Wolf frop. You vii! find plenty ho:s"s
and mules. second hand wagons. buIgIe,
and harness for safe: daily auction days
tuesday and Saturday. BRING IN y6Lr
surplus stock: viii sell them for You
nnd you can get your money same Hay
iee?;il East Franklin Street. Phone
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AUCTIONS-LECdLS
Legal Notices

81 Eel lNG-The annual meeting o. stock-
noiitf" OF the National State and Oily
~ n'p r.. o. ktehnond. Va, VIII bS held
on Tuesday January II 1921 for TX.
lection u directors for the ensuing
year and the Transaction OF any othn-
business which may come before 1H.
meeting. 'Ho
W. s. RYLAND.
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Houses for Sale
FOR SALE.

l. o1C OALE.
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 TIT, CARE TIMES
q DISPATCH.
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ROOMS AND hoard
Rooms WITH Ronrd

THE Hill. CREST. sos r. Grace Street
strictly arst class board electric light,
aud hot water. We specialize In Table
service.
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w. s. RYLAND.
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE. COW
PANY OF AMERICA
. N. s G,nlg;a,sg;;, NJ. pcegmbcr u. 1920

10 INC Stockholders Of the Security Tg.,
INSURANCE. Company OF America;
You are hereby notified that IN" -.r,,
lar annual meeting OF the stockhoId.r,
"i 'h" security Life Insurance Coupany -
company. Mutual building, in the citv'nr
n.hnt'nd, Va. on "Wednesday, tho i2,b
uny OF January. y. y. 1921 at IN. nom ~
10 o'clock a. NJ. for tho purpose OF elect.
lnE directors o: the company !o- th.. en-
aNI@e year and the transaction OF ~
ana az other business which may be- sun,
United to the meeting SUI
form OF proxy In favor Of W r. r,,
5ln, Joseph Il. OTIS. George W. Dixon l.
~ T.Nwnan and o. w, Johnson. or any
or elth"r ui them, Is herewith inGloseJ
which you may sign and return ifH WI,
irs'tc such persons TO represent YOU ~
by order OF the board of Director.
.. w. ,JOHN9IN
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Commissioners
Auction Sale
1516Buchanan Street

Acting undcr decree of the Law'nnd
Equity Court OF the City OF Rich
mond, In the chnucory cause therein
pending Of Willie y. Clarke vs. Maria
Ice Station, entered on pcccm be rs-l5,
1920, we, the undersigned special com
missioners, VIII offer for, sI1c Eat
public auction, on,thc premises. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER a2s $3.50,
ut 1880 O'Clock T.. NJ,
tho following property. so-wit;
Lot with improvements ON the west
Limo of Eucbanan Street. distant one
hundred aud twenty-six feet six
inches u2d.G) south OF Fairfild
Street. fronting twenty-five feet I25p
on buchanan street and extending
back wrstwartly between parallel
lines siXty-ilve feet (65) to an alley.
TERMS: one third cash, baianca In
equal ipstallmcnts at six and twelve
months. 10 be evidenced by notes car
ryinS interest ut 6 per centum isea)
from date Of sale, or all cash ut the
option OF the, purchaser.
ALEXANDER H. SANDS.
GEORGE w. LEWIS
Special Commits sionFrs
hereby certify that tho bond re-
qut-ed OF the Special Commissioners
~ the above styled cause has been
given, with surety approved by me-,
ILiTHER LIBBY, ClsfS.
ar G1u want wan 10 REQ, hose use lass.
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MERCHANDISE
Fuel and Feed

stove coal. Order quick before IL is
all gone. Tyler & Ryan. 1901 Yves,
Cary Street. Madison 1879. Randolph
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Rooms Without Board


GARY ST. L. to7-Largc. turn.shed room
for housekeeping.
FOR YOUNG MES-Furnsh.d, heated,
cleaned. Hot AMI cold water In each
room Shower baths on same moor.
Elevator service. Big swimming pool
and gym. for health in same building.
See them. Central y. NJ c. A.. Grace
and Seventh Streets. \ few cot beds.
mattresses and pillows. also blankets,
for sale. Just tn. thing you may need
~ any time. Information gladly given.
MONTICELLO HOTEL. ~. North Eighth
Nice. clean, sanitary rooms 75c. Sl.00,
Sl50 daily. $3.50 to $500 weekly.
THIRD ST., ~ lI---Rooms. all convent
cnccs. Ring upper bell.
Rooms for housekeeping 90
EIGHTH ST. y. 63y-'rwo furnihhed
connecting rooms; yard: private outside
entrance; ktcheuctte. gas. sink. range,
etc: convenient locality Rcason2 6le
To good party.
NICHOLSON ST.. 33i---Two rooms. fur
nishcd for housekeeping. References re-
nuircd. Adults only. Inquire at 334
Nicholson Street. Fulton.
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BY order o. the board Of Directors.
.. W. JOHNSON.
rIlE UNloN HANK o. nIcIIMGNIS ::

THE UNION BANK OF RIcmMoT6;
m Richmond. Va.
The annual meeting OF the s+oc.boit.
OF TINS bank vii! bc held a. its baniir1
nous" on Thursday, January II iSsi,
~ o'clock NJ. FOR The election OF dircc,ors
ana inr tho transaction of any other bt,.i
ness that may properly come befor, s.id
'hec''hs' [. C. BARkSDAEE,
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Good Things to Eat

SLAB WOOD for sale Call PIagcman',
store: Broad Street Road. Boulevard
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REAi ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

BE your own landlord; buy a home. See
| North Etnth. Madisnn 3.hT -
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"ANrEp-Samcs men over II Wishing
e-cofnc government railway MAJ! clerks;
slJh month. Answer Immediately
l. +f. care Times DISPATCH
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services offered Ia

DOLL HOSPITAL
boiIs repaired. all parts furnished. Wigs
nnnhan. from your own combinEs. Hughes,
| sQy North Third street
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcu-Sfult,

MEN u, learn barber trade. tuition. SIS
tools free. diplomas given Write Tor
lniorIna ton. Richmond Barber College
cas- East Marshall Street
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HouscIlOId GOOOs

THE BEST GROCERIES ror the lowest
, prices. August Grocery Co.
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REAL ESTATE S0R RENT

Business Places for Rent 70
BROAD. Main and side street stores for
Immediate possession. Gordon E. Strause
1918 East Main street. Madison t700.
FOR RENT, small store on prominent cross
street near broad. j. \. Connolly e Co.
OFFICES FOR RENT-Two connecting
offices. including heat. light and janitor
mum Corporation. Real Estate Depart
ment. 9lS l-2 East Main Street. Mpdi-
son i62l.
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