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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

n;Y. u. Jo! = H." Alison VII;
lsa.v; "a. evening II" i.yl"::tsury.
va. u1&re j., will '.rcn ;.s! GranF
Lo:Ea e ora En'ioc..s win 81 acyi1.
v"rsa,G. sermon TN ;rr,w. 2i'&raaol:
;, lang. GeIe@;.tio" 81! r@5"?sSSa5.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-05-08
ESTABLISHED 1884

t'0ldest Daily sNeYspaper in the
IIUnitSd States and sBsst sAdyertis-
ing Medium in .NsassssrnS Virginia,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

ch1rE -hl- was uacleaE- through
at acc.oen, while NsT-1piered- -t= -eape-
wncss name is Death cut dprr TINS
g-oyirg r.au II The igor q MS vnIr-n
and a1Ie- SIX months ~ 1gnrtag. with
.ise pest - ere and attention. ne cair1-
iy vert 70 st@ep Il me carry hours u
ne morning ~ the Istt " March I2eo
o wake II another world 1-prr whence
To oE2e RETURNS Gone MT not forget
an"
TIE large fora Offering piaceo arorl1
Ned : casks- SPOKE -hs eszeeu u winch
,la -Rs hesG by hIs tpwrxpenpIe ann
associates more man audinls words.
His life wp-E = ended DIE MS -ersEs-
l-ance viii ~ lrei6 dear forever 4
v~iaN~es3 mother. 2 sister ana several
zuzts. uuefes and COUSINS survive 70
WHOM goes OFT 1ile general svr1paztyv q
,ile wilole cou7ruuni.v
The oid rruss ciie and me vuunF may
tre " We snail miss him Ne Is safe
iroy- Efat rTIzrv srzres and pitfalls VINO.
are eyer rsanv II eI1frgr -he urwarv.
-t7e ord needed him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
W!NSILr|H

Misses ! 4 -11 --s .--.-rl @rca--
-Ai1-l \ 1ew -r.-.--s 7--u-uAr -zaa.aE
a; ~ aar@s ~ IT, i-7sz.c -o@-l- --s=
cve.-.-- va .-..-u-5is..r egzs.c WIKI
vr-t1-4 games -ad 1~za-
A-E 5aa=z wl.. nas ..--n z no4s.-
AeaT1e~ :, -he 1c-ne : --.-4@. 3owoeE-.
n -ecu-rec -r <y--. sew1z-
~ .Ter---.@ Wi-a4 It's -c-u-nac ron
A-ICE"raa~ '-- wts--e sn- PASSED ne
vT---c VI -sa.,v.s
- e,a-- 7.c.r-r -... .,ald lis
rI--~- r-e--7u0r. At- r- @
a- a. N.Y. George II 24--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

- e - 7 - win nee. 5va-L
N-s i. T. MDray I--sa--y .-1-e-aoo.-
44n~.- :
r T7-een0~- al@n school. : al noIn-
az -v-c weeks vacsltior
Mss Augusta WEIGH .e.l " -As
1unr lAs- week l-nc G-s.ocaled ors.
III aar vr1s-s
Charles Ty.-l..e- ~ N.o--h 1-o.-
mouth. 7ao = .--te1alIlg a business
e1-ia2e n INV .sEor- was ve4ss -e-4a
-ues- y -l-s. parents ~ ana E-E
Z : Wali.e.
Mt SlEniev 1au!.nsr ara daurt
e DOTS 81 --ve-rno-r Falls WEIR
,-eeeE- guests u -Lrs JackTazn :
sister Mrs Roy Robinson
Mrs X = Mckert1l1le ver-- 10
ne Central Name General hospi,a.
.ls- wax 10- IN operation 70. ap-
ir.--sIllc-,ls
Miss 4Enss Sl1z and Miss Ste!s2
Rozzar were guests o. friends il
Lewiston FRIDAY ana Sgru-riav
Mrs \ z Harrison s me gues-
n relatives II Lsve-rnp~e.
Frank E'Ianovs rs returned from
me Ce1l-rgl Maine General nosu1.al
WHARF ne underwent an operation
Mrs Tan Ranger ano Mrs " al
Richardson expect 70 return ao.re
-t1.s weak-
George 7. 'handl4r Is suffering
WITH a---s7plis
David Torssy was .hs week e,la
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

rreute-I1lS. i, -ne ray field ~ ANY 01rle-
wo-E wrcih ite couiG FIG 20 do. arnp+-
tioiIs strong auL healthy. tor . tIr-le he
worked IL -tIe WaGEwo--h & WoUauian
ssBle Of c.o-t est2p! .sn-ieITT. DIX rs
tendencies were ONWARD et=c--ic.,5. 81 II
-te summer a IsIa ne reEar his career
wl-r = 4. HcI!-p,- II Lns lIsnt BUSINESS.
When ms couu-ry caiteu 1or vniUntes-s
10 aEtl- fo~ 1e---oc-arJ-, Neo enlisted n
It's third COMPANY II. . A. y. G. and
ape-lr some cIae - For PEBBLE When
DISCHARGED re came 3ack II :2Is old ID
si.io1 [n- -te elec.rIc COMPANY ana AIS
t,eer 8 faithful genial ana wel!-s+eicved
srr7plot-e = aDG out Of almost every
nor-7e Il rcwu. evs-yo1s carmel % love
llrr and 10 watch fpr MIN.
Tea was q s-oIlaE -ran q 1ew words
E,lna arr interested II ever paCV- cteau
IL ever sense q che word. desplsI--S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

Edwin -l;llIuEnzr- Maxim o.-2y son
auE y-nunzesi cslila ~ Ehe iGIe 2 =
ara MIR Dillingham; Maxim WIS oo-n
F-...,-,,a,- z7sn SIS. II Wiu1h-nE- Maine
~ -ns farrr on S.u-revsant 3!l.- 4sIloWi'
ax us john Morrill, place
1ere Nes-. 81 AL 1arni!4ar.y ci--A='i
MIR svaxed st-pns, STURDY. eEsrse-ie
,,,s le,-an,s. iBvec ana went 70 ne near
III. ..,.yr,g-.- sr-spoI with his sister. err
-,,-.--,r MS vut1rzg f,oylsE life among tne
--,s,,1-- interesting tf.,rEs 10 be found On
8 farm.
When zsnoui elgrTt vears o. age lie
ea,hs- nuii. : cozv ACNE near VIE
-,,-,r. viilaxe- Nec atteIued me Village
.,,.,,o,ts r..srz;.a-tv ant .E1terestecsy.
yvrt.e extending scrral III 70 tna age
-. g 10 ;7eye!egeG great interest ii
~-se,-,xr,cs n gsIssr2z- rT-aEiA thiilSs =
IL. ..-,.zts-f- arr snvtsn WHY Tc1l0 ME
-....s,s.s --,ar..arsical drEwErE Zrr sno"10
,,,,.-.@+ n now 10 90 tniaSh' In-
80. RVS a small tanae wnfen Stow
~, ;s,ors. rs.lega- IN -tse BOY, Ai1noHsh
49, ,,s,,e ears o. age.
r,,r-,.r the LING frorr lsaVil--
-. .....-a,5 me .syTfpicy % Tire y ifilil-pf'
4 yx-a,-,,~ E,lS,s. * Powrr Co. ne vas
-. ,,r,s,- -eacv 70 ;ssip wfasre fisip We
,,..aeo. working with n,s faine''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
UNITY

cor 3aEte-- WAS operated on <c- ap-
rsegldicicts 5aTu-ray He mas nurse
caring Tor mn
Mrs. William Kelly underwear z -e-v
serious surgical operation AZ Gray :
hospital II Wg1e--t.Ee szru-Ear
Sophia -aple- an5 E-s : J. Taper
were Z we1e-vi1ls Saiu-r-s
Al -hs schools II tUwr closed F-iazv
FOR 4 cwc-weeas ~aca1Io-
Laura HUM wr.o i teaching IL Az
Eus-a- s - ap--1e Eo- : snu-- -ir7e
c ,. Conner. Z . Chase anc q 2
Hunter attended ne Republican conveu-
.io. -tu-sGzv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

Deep Chest Colds. Sore Thro.t. Bronchitis Coughs
Fu- Inflammation u -esnI-atnrv a-gaas where there
-1Zhoess su-rss, Vicks should D. -nred vel ovcr
tie throat r1tl The SKIN spread IN
rhlcEty ami covered with hue iann-l cloths tn. BED
clothing slo.d,be arranged n tie form u funae 50 that
the vapa-s.ar-sag may BE- freely inhaled.
In l1c- cloths should applied
throat and Open ne pores n ne skn DE-
applying Victs-
T the c1ugn IS annoying, small portions j: Vcks the
u aea can d swallowed every lew hours
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

-l1.-pr1 SATURDAY. IND ere guests o.
NJ. ant Mrs F-ank fairbanks
T.. 4. Cummings tlas purchased rnt
surplus nav " {. Z Moore anc :
having 4 pressed.
Relatives IL Winthrop NJ -Ar. Gn0
Mrs L Il Hewitt Tap nave beer
f,assIrsr -hs winter L Florida nave
received fine box u trt1Ii <roIn
them. VI and Mrs Hewitt ENC
Vesrna and james expect 10 COME 70
-hp-- home II April.
Mrs u 4. Pike passed THURSDAY
and FRIDAY in augusta with friends,
Misses BenitR and Leoia Toiie r.
-lrrr1ed u Cory High Mordzy morn
M aFtr- passing week a -ilelr
home.
=. 4 Thomas was Z business c--l- :
- y. Augusta IasI week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
PALMYRA

Per- Fu-nust il confined "a ne noy.Se
WITH 81 attack % pneumonia
liz. am Mrs 7 Il FE-rltlxTn are cz--
!nx .n- .wc children b=saS paced ttfa-e
nv .hs Stare Beard % Charities and
Corrections
Mrs Emma StsaCTan u E2--izna
tas been visiting 1pr 8 few aayE aar
brother e = McC-iil!s.
Melvin Wyman L passing = wreck WITH
relatives II uiifc-t
N-F Na-tle Mason n slzovha5ar :
:ht guest u ne- nephew. Z 4 CDsto--
- schools Will 5eG.z ~ Tuesday.
Ap-i. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musternle On Forehead
and IEmuies

a teadzcns rmeCy without the d7n-
rrs al ..nezaacae medicine" Relieves
nsafixrte ana shzt mlEahle fEeiing
from coidsm DnEes1iu1 Ana It ac1 ar
mre. Mrsre-niei Is acien. WINE urt-
m 1uxie with oil Of u1zsrMl Better
than a urxrUd plaster ann ooes mot
hiiHer. Used oily externally, ann n
mw en- i zfTe-srolEt and neE1
rs some Internal msdicins %.
Excellent tc- sue throat Euucss,
cuun. srsS nec[ asthma. neuralgia,
CONGESTION p;ez-=y, rheumatism, irm-
fxaro. Ill E--s am acaes OF the U2cx
or io.uss. srE.rs- sMe muscles. Mulses.
ca,iihsaiux frosted fee coids m the
chest lit nfren fErvG-s InlesI1ouiA-
Dc and soc JUE hosptal SIZE RR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
z L Il

We wish - express olr ae-epest
appreciation fpr rtle many kind
nessas TsaiG 70 our Ned II ms last
days- especially the gifts sent on ms
lasr ol-rtiGay. We wish also 10 ax-
press our thanks for the beautiful
7rreastTs. ant oEtEer beautiful flowers
sem on Sunday.
MRS. EDWIN MAXIM.
MARION MAXIM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

V1CK'S VapoRub is the discovery of North
Carolina Druggist L Richardson. who found
a way 70 combine the standard. rme-tsred rene
-Mentaol Cauphm, Tu21Ene Eucalyptus.
Thyme. Jur1pC, etc-n saive form. 50 that whea
Weeks IS applied 70 the body, these ingredients are
vaporszed by the body heat These vapus, M
haled with each breath al night long. cary the
medication direct to the affected parts At the
same TINE Vcks IS absorbed through and st:uulzta
the skin aiding the vapus inhaled 70 relieve the
congestion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Nahum Roberts

Nahum RoDs IS. one Of Mon
mouth aGrr and respected citizens.
1lassei awuy eG-iv SATURDAY morn
IuE. March ~ ~ r,s home IT Sau.h
Monmouth He had beer IN failing
usaltr fpr several years atr- was
s-a4s 10 be about rhe neuss and was
much Is usual F-TIlSy night.
Ny Ro.re-rs Was on-r IT Durham
Jrre 6. -ssl hgTt had s.ean q -esI-
dert Of sdo-rrnou-h for mary years
he was s. carpenter nv trace, He
war : veteran OF rtae Civil WHY. INV
ing enlisted n COMPANY ), SIT
Maine Regiment n 1sss anr served
,:rTti' the close n the WAY He was
wounded IL one arm n tiae baftie %
Coal Harf7or. De WIS formerly z
member " G. h. Moves Post. ca
A. z
Besides his wife ms is survived ry
one sor-- Frank Roberts ID C2lito.-
Ill., IND i've daughters. MEn- Cazriee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
CO0PER'S MILLS

Lowell Cunningham has gone % Mas
sacausests 70 worE Of g larEe GGl-v
tzrr
Mrs Della Morse, wra wa. employed
rs hoIiseaespe- ny " 2 Coorhs %
Tins paare, mas resigned ife- position and
Is visiting trends IN South Windsor.
HI. aud Mrs Fred Coou,ns are carlug
for Ar eoo-nfs' .athe-
Miss Mamie 1aIIisoa is har71e frrr- fer
tsaching Il tte northern par o. ma
5tAls-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Group and Cold Troubles
AreBest Treated Externally

FOLDS are SIMPLY inflammation or congestion
- u the MUCOUS membrane, lining Of tae
-.s1,-ara-y organs - AIR passages and lungs. They
sao.I- Dc -eared Just as surface nriamnatous.
SIT as QUITS Or bruises are tezted-t.,zr is. the
-a4-i-zu0o should be applied directly 70 the n
aa-7e1 pzrs. But medication cannot be applied
--@--v ID the air passages and lungs except N the
IN u vaporE that can be inhaled. anc until the
1.s-7v=-- n Vick's VapoRub, there was no
e--=- economical method q Swing these
-a1J-a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
WINTHROP

--ss INA EeaIDn ri augusta
s0ea- VISITOR 81 Mrs Ruin
-- ru IS Slowly gaining from
a s- illness drs Hall Is
$50 N-s TeztoT
'!iSs nnls Putnam wiap rzs fseel
''a.-11 eek with he- mother.
-.--4aGa putnam. has returned
-ge Il augusta.
2--!per went 70 Allpli-rl
s- visit her brother a1G
saturday accompanied ny
40 l42n been passing me
sAsninEtor.- .. G
tr pyzcuan. = -saciIe- n
-e- DassluG q week II tier
wv
-L-1. 4. =. Alien and CHILD
--s.zr sUrrney.y u Winthrop,
@en passing -he Winter M
Qas1 returned 70 Win
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

FlcEs particularly rrcuzun=ded uorhss with small
----n II externally applied AMI therefore, can Dc
.o 1en and freely w1rsc-fec, safety. Let the children
n White, and Ger their needed fresh
a1a exercise. and simply apply little VcEs the
ana chest the first sign o cai5 covering with
IL az-ne cloth For snss-noiic NIB Vicks freely
re n. -hruzt and caest Until ete difficult breathing
-riievei. One application commonly sufficient
AM an application at b-d usually prevents a
.,sr- attack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
'sAE WON'T LOOK
OLD AND SHABBY
7-r 9sesF Make Faosc Ap-
S-lg~t- Go.orfui ant New

s-ssolrt perfect reslsis-
ing DIVES guaranteed 10
-lc... taneiess ssotor 10
sgferne- II ne uoD.s SAX.
atror or mixed goods
-iouses, stockings sklrIs-
cats. feathers. d-apeues-
-j.~ec-l0- Book WITH faca
els so niainsy how 10 dia-
= ~ over any color -faxf VOL
~o' make d mistake.
-, MITCH any material. have drug.
L.. oF you Diamond Dye Color
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

Used At Liniment. Save Pouitice Or Plaster
Il addition vapo-zng qualities Vicss aas also
D., found De excellent 1tiar-natuy apolca-
o- Il makes caaag soothing dressing 1- suca troubles
as Bites Burns Bruises Cuts Frost Bite Headache Itch
InEs Poison Oak Soreness, SpraIas, Suaou-z. etc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

Head Colds Asthma, Catarrn. Hay Fever
Fr these troubles Vicks be melted SPOON ana
n. vzuurs :ntaaed little zpiied up re aosrrIls ann
z-d PACK .uro pzssages- There IS 10 cre tur
asthma and Lay FevE-Vrks gives temporary relief n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
HELPLESS WITH
RnHulI3|D.
Until Ne Tosk h&%&'
Or Fruit LiVH Ti6as

Fur uver rhree yunEK ] - 00-
fined 70 pe6 with Hhanx2> !
treated with DOCTORS and tried u1nr-
" everything without benefit
TEnaIly. rrIsd Fr,Iit-a-rvs. h.
fore I mad USED malt l. hnx. I nv
Improvement: he pain wEs eAE1eR
and tne swelling started 70 80 down
: continued taking this frrI; med
ictue Ir1r~crruS all the time ana
now ! can walk Apolrt TWO miles Auc
DO ..Et4- chores abpIt tie place"
ALEXANDER MUNRO.
SEC. nux. 6 Tor S..sH. trial size Csc.
Al dealers y frurn FRUIT A -TVES
limited 0EDENSBTRG. N =
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

~ y. I'll = - wtl nee. v-.-.
N-s /. f. MDraz I-tc-r .-1-e-aao.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sal.

SAAoS roadster. perfect shape self
starter. electric lights Will sacrifice and
sell on easy terms. as owner Is leaving
clty: ADDRESS Owner. i. o. Box lTT6. city.
SANON-For sale. one Saxon roadster
AT sacrifice to quick buyer: four new
tires and engine lately rebuilt Can be
seen at 2eo2 East Marshall Randolph
STUFF ROADSTER In A No. condi,,on.
excellent tires: $500 Apply ga North
Sl1th Street. Madison e57s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
AUTOMOBILES


AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale II
ws.rsM o Us 70 sos EAST MAIN.
suSiomsIs You nave bss .slye ,f re SE.
call A EsEE 5iBSt-Y bA ri "a e. the lob
Mo e1J s;,, IblcTuRsES.we equiD churches
San Ii. tnrSrps,Sa and
seventh Street. Phone Madison iS 5.s S'f'h
H., OAKLAND SEDAN
neS Serves sna issio4S run
al +. w. T S:sEa. oAkLAY r.. c9 25,,
OAKLAND SEDAN
We will sell this car at a
sacrifice to make room for
new cars. Newly painted,
new battery, in Al me-
chanical condition.
UNITED MOTORS
CORP,
318 w. Broad St.
ONE STREAM LINE WHITE TOURING
CAR. JUST COMPLETELY OVER
HAULED: PERFECT MECHANICAL
CONDITION: GOOD TIRES. CAR OF
QUALITY AND A SNAP FOR A QUICK
BUYER. GLADLY DEMONSTRATE AT
ANY TIME. PHONE MR. DRosrE.
MADISON o7I.
oVEkLASD-FoT sale. one Overland auto
=. at 10 O'clock 4 81. @rs Dhaa Aue MaS
so sea T f5si motor Sas Shape eaeap
'2RG fS$ssSs}#5Ss sERGEGso
IS2Sk :sIX. $ESSHEs EfHSSEiS0
RAxpoLRP2 4 se5 sRE sio Is: BROAD.
shUp hiee .FssAs T, e in
Ms.ef ns PIlfs & S2 sell aro.d Ki g.
The warm days and
evenings make you envy
the owner of a car, and you
want one more than at any
other time Of the year. You
can afford to buy one. Do
not hesitate, but come in
and let us explain our pay
plan and drive your
own car home. The used
cars we have were traded
In for new ones and were
giving the owners good
service up to that time.
What repairs necessary
were made before placing
them in our salesroom and
we feel that each one will
a friend for us by the
service it will render. The
cars we have on hand are
priced from $500 upwards
and we know one of them
will please you. Con-
venient terms can be ar
ranged on any car we have.
1 Ford 1917 Touring, good
running condition.
1 Chevrolet 1913 Touring,
good running condition
and good tires.
1 Dodge 1918 Touring.
1 Overland 1916 Touring,
cheap.
1 Cadillac 8 Touring, good
running condition.
l Oldsmobile 8 Chummy
Roadster, in first-class
condition.
1 Studebaker Four-Cylin-
der Touring, just over
hauled, new tires, low
price.
1 Studebaker 1916, like al
new car.
1 Studebaker 1876 Tour
ing, good condition.
1. Studebaker 1914 Truck, |
like new, $500.
.COBURN MOTOR
SALES CORPORATION,
1917 West Broad Street,
Mad. $500.
NOTE that every Ad . CORRECTLY iada1.d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

wAssMEN.,D!ed Saturday. May g. 100.
at y. NJ. at her residence. ilO5 Tay
lor Street, MrR. Julia wasstncr She IL
survived by ono son. Lewis S. Wassme.:
"assmer. The funeral will take plsc.
sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock from tho
residence OF her son, 3l3 south Pine In
tcrment IN lakewood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

TRUCKS-For uaie. neet of ten mo,or
trucks. 1-2 tons capacity. These trucks
two months: have had careful USAGE anS
are aneo IN nrst-elass condition: Write for full
Co.. Newport News Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

SHACKELFOR-N Died. at his residence
Sls st: Peter street: May 81 1920. al
leaves wife. one daughter. two SONS. ono
adopted daughter. three grand children.
one sister and a host OF relatives and
friends I" mourn their loss.
Funera! Sunday afternoon at = O'Clock
from 81. philllu.. L. e Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Female 3
A BUSINESS CAREER
THAT LEADS TO
SUCCESS.

Tho opportunity for promotion 10 one OF
tho most important ADVANTAGES OF toie-
phone operating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

TOuRING-For sale. ono 5-passenFer
touring car; one-man top. wiro wheels:
$3.50. zoos w. Main ST
TROY TKA1LERS for Immediately deiiv-
cry: 500 pound. Soo-pound. 1900 pound.
MOTOR Corporation. $50 w. broad Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

Whose last fond prayer for me was said
The while ] kneeled beside her bed.
Her dying hand upon my head?
My Mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
In Sicnorl;un

CRAIG-In BAD but loving remembrance
or my dear husband who departed this
no 10 yoAr3 aso today. May -. 1905.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

HAIRDRESsING PARLORS-H uC b s.
MsirdrsssnE Pariors: Permanent hair
pooling. scalp treatment. etc. Your own
SonhinEs made Into hair switches. All
pointment. call Randolph 1851. 2os ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

Our home IS sai and lonely
without his smiling face.
no one can oil his vacant chair.
For none can take his place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
AUTOMOBILES

Auto Livcry--Garases 10
CHURCH HlLLACaragcs. light and
water. Twenty-third and Clay Strceta
lin Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Tailoring and Pressing 30

HARTZ'S. cleaners and dyers. 1877 Wcs
Main. Madison 1897
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

All supervisory and executive positions
are flied from tho operators ranks
and there Is constant demand for
capable. ambitious young women to Oil
these places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

=, Sewport New. and Norfolk papers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
MISUNDERSTANDING go
Professional Services

BUSINESS, cards.. ooo-I2.5o: positive.
Is the $3.50 kind. I,eake Printinc co
SIS East Main Street. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
Patent Attorneys

INVENTORS desiring to secure patonts
should write for our book. How to Get
your Patent Send model or sketch and
ahie nature. Randolph a. Co.. Dept. i0c.
pATENTS-Booklet FREQ. Highest refer
ences. Best results Promptncss as
surcd Watson +. Coleman, Patent Law
yer 62t F Street. Warrington. D c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

NEW BUICK, 5-passcnScr car stolen from
DIT Spurs, spursecn; Hilisbero. last nigh. about
800 reward: small black negro. abont iS,
pounds. suspected ~ 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

LADIES AND GIRLS--wanted. young
ladies' and girls over IL years of age
WITH or without experience. in our several
uepartments. Steady employment: good
pay. Apply to the Randolph PAPER Box
Comnany. lS0I-l3l3 Ross Street - ! -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

CHALMERS car for sale. Can DO seen on
Sunday. johnson Morris. 1905 Hull ST.
CHEVROLET touring car. nrst class order.
,sEe. Cau Madison 1IVo or III Il Mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

COLE EIGHT and Cadillac Eight, iato
models: excellent condition. Will sell
can only uso ono car. Call Al wrst
broad Street. Randolph 3osc. No dealers
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-12-01
RELEASE SINN
FEN SUSPECTS
Six Men Carrying Rev0Ivers Arrested
When American Steamer
Reaches Liverpool.

LONDON, Dec. six men arrested
at Southampton yesterday on the arriv-
al of the liner Aquitania from New York
were released here today by police Off
cials. When they were arrested it was
announced they were suspected of being
agents of the Sim Fein. Revolvers were
found on the six men, but they asserted
they were ignorant of the recently enact
ed firearms act which forbids the i'm
portation of those weapons. They were
closely questioned and their weapons
confiscated before they were placed on a
train coming to this city. When they
reached here they were asked to go to
Scotland yards. They refused to talk to
reporters and their identities were not
disclosed.
Buildings housing Sim Fein organiza-
tions in this city and its suburbs were
raided by Scotland yard detectives yes
terday and it is declared a large quantity
of documents were secured. No arrests,
so far as known, were made.