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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
REA. EST ATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale.
\ GRAND FARM. L1XELy HOME. G0oD

4 GEAND FARM. LOVELY HOME. Good
lNNESTMt:NT
duel: and so-a shooting; splendid i3--oom
on,houscs Ice hSns. Hlcd ''i Fronts n11 ?i arc
siTsr. 90, on y; Z: h.f inile station: cont
;nads on laad. hay, grain and Il ,r yiG"s
2s4 acres wo-ih Siou acr@ ali Tor only
Ec.,opp; Yer! Easy ieEniS ". r. broaddus
FMKM AMp MERcANTiLE ESTABLISH.
tho best 'ncrca n,tic stands in Nelson Count
ON main, line Of southern Railway II
cu!tival lion ana we'll fenced. soil Is rel
clay and adapted to farming cattle raising
rn orchard Il 60 wnes M'G ,ress md ND "a
orchard OF 99 wn"Sap trees. . years old
s89' re nfn Mt ;@o eonsisa Of
!aFs - anu slGePing poreh..-sS tcnant HOUSES
COW stsbl" ,.nG"r hrs, noor-room Tor !;
R s''s ana oN SS.i sarge f0r Two cars wood
! hasSmsnt ana second no.r, This Is an
gale by W. Scott Heath the U..I -, az.
1an. i.oEnS3ton. NJ
FN!MS,F" bsst rcsuts iist your farms
with p%i.ard u Eagby. Eleventh and Nj lin
SIS. iichnonL Va.
iAkMSIn i, is a farm You want large
& CGmrrny. i"l North Eighth Street. Ian.
Fss s2fsi : H tsEn M E2s 4 y1a' see
a 1s[ ss il rs Nol! SSef nisR ;,cs
orr IL I. L. ( IT, L. pen moo ' So Ea 81
.'.AtMs-i,is, your farm with Pollard l.
:!ioId. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
BY 1t. SELDOM TAYLOR 6. son
and
GOLSAN & NASH, INC,
Real Estate !Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT VALUABLE FOUR-STORY ANT
BASEMENT BRICK STORE No. Ic1.
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIR-
TEENTII.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
ON TUESDAY. THE e7rH or
JANUARY. 1870


Commencing at u A.
W lth No. 2u' West Broad stree, 40.
cmpieh oy Singer Sewing Machir.
This is a large and desirabl. th-oa-
story and BASEMENT brick building
and Well constructed. This lot frouta
70 feet : IL inches by lbs feet -
inches 70 wide public al!,y.
And immediately thereafter. No 90
West Broad Street. which is an a.
.ractiVe three-StQry and basenent
brick store, occupied by H. q VaIer
tine as furniture store The Ia.
fronts 20 feet a. inches by IFS ta-is
fect to public alley.
IL is seldom that such vaIuahir s..r,
property Is offered at auction. ana ~
It is to be sold for division, This sai.
ohers u rare opportunity 10 sccn-n
strictlE trst-class real estate which
VIII always command desirable 80
ants ~ fine rentals, and will also
steadily enhance in value. Don't faii
to avail yourself OF this opportnni,y
lEHMS OF SALE:' oac-third cash
twenty-four months, deferred pay
meats TO be evidenced by negot;ahi,
notes; with, per cent interest AIDED
thereto and secured by deed o. trrist
O. al! cash at option of purchase.
More liberal terms will be given n
hour or sale, If desired. Taxes for the
year l:op to be pro rated.
THIS sale will be made subject to m
prevail of court. ~ ~
y. w. PATTERSON. Exor., etc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
situations Wanteu-Maie. 3;

BARRIER twhte). expert chiropodist and
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
BY II. SELDOM TAYLOR & son
and
GOLSAN 6 NASH. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE

TWO SMALL. COMFORTABLE ERrcy
DWELLINGS. NOS Al AND. 4o
NORTH NINTH STREET, EEplyEES
MARSHALL AND CLAY STREETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

YOUNG MAN-Wanted young man with
>. good business qualifications as ad writer
f.cturcr. Mould prefer man with sales
ability and knowlcdSc OF illustrating, In
first letter state experience. national
tty and salary, desired. Address 5ls care
Timss- DISPATCH.
YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks. Sil0
month. Experience unnecessary. For frca
particulars. examinations. write !. Leonard
CORNER Government ESainincr). 1913 EqUi-
table bldg. WashinRion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Poultry and Supplies.

nABY CHICKS And custom Matching, orders
booked nov foE February srd March de-
;;vcrE. For par;!cuia-s wit: or phone, Elm
EiCse Poultry Farm and Hatchery, Dunn
barton. Va. Phone Madison Semi.
ClIlckENS-l;" 400 pure-brxd :. G. White
plymouth IoCA day-old chicks. .iarcn
Matched II. l.. SNYDER Morrison. "a
EGGS-r-ixc- winning Partridge Rock cEgs
for sale, also booking orders f9r Limited
I:osMs rhone Madison ;s2!. urtsh,w"od
Poultry Yard. l5'S fcnIall Avenue. barton
il.icnts ". l.. kcck. i'rop.
MoNEi-Ars you in need OF money: We
Sloan. ~ North Eighth ST.
i',Gr.cNS-Mo and White King pig
cons. about 40 old ones for sale chcaD.
.ei North Eighth Street
Puu!.TRy--,Dnc pen Rhode Island Reds: /
pom Willie plymouth Rocks. Al! single
comb lllI y. seventeen h Street,
rorLTRf-Onc pen Ehod. rs!and i;cGs one
electric Incubator: GEES for ma tching. Ran
rrRINA CHICKEN SCRATCH contains The
largest variety OF pure, sound. sweet grain
and seeds. No grit, no G:e burnt or e1eva,
-" salvage grain. In Si-o and 100 pound
bnss your Fro"c-s or from Braucr s:
Hasten. Distributors. :.es l.. cary street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

PEOPLE VINO never used classified a0s be-
fore have their wants or offers printed
acre today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

.ODAY.s NEWS of nero ma ndse and SORE
"a offered for your pleasure or pront II ,
told TODAY bv the classified xda
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

Wanted-fo Rent. 81
APARTMENT = Wanted. an unfurnIshed
ayH!tIn rocInA, kitChcncttc and
bath Phone Randolph i1r
ATAETME Nr--Not later than March la
hv. room, unfurnishcd Nat or aparttueUt
Vicinity Eighteenth and iark A'enuc. Must
DC r"2spEablc. on lease. Answer with all
details. Address ID i3i. care Times DIS.
pa tch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

RICHMOND. VA, jan 90 ls20-rha an
nuni nieotinS OF the stoclsholdcrs of the
al the Jefferson Hotel. Kichruoud. Va. Wed
nesday. February !. 1870. at II O'clock. o..
j.. WclSlper, Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. 4

HORSES AND Mulks--For sale. nurse, and
L.U!r-. SIEsIY nd doubt teams .Or b re.
Crul .l3 Last AIRY Street.
HORSES AND MCLES--wc have one team
extra good saCpn,i hand mule: right on
tn" farm thst Ncr. sent 10 us to b- sold :
price $40. We also have scvcral extra
good broke horses and mules: price rea.son-
.n,.. and must be as represented. S.isou
Cash Credit stables Ccstabi.Shcl 1881 :,
and "a Wcst 1cnin Street. south Rcn-
inond. Va.
FINE sHOATs ror saic. Te.cphone Mad;-
5ssS-R.
.IItGiNIA'S RELIABLE BAZAAH-Wo!T &
BrooSS. You will iind plenty horses and
harness for sals daily; AUCTION days: Tues
day ana Saturaay,, IEnE US your surplus
can get your money same day. iSo-ii East
Franklin Street. rhonc Madison SsNi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

Dispatch want nao "a r axe WHAT 'm vss
SAINT She'll aeip you write complies
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FOch Warns That
 Germany is Still
 Dangerous Enemy

Paris, May Warnings that make preparations for future wars were uttered by Marshall Foch today, Discussing lessons of the great war, he said the present economic struggle is the first part of the peace pro- gram, but preparation for war is the second part.
 (Which of us,' he asked, "dares be- lieve Germany is renouncing war on the morrow of her ruin Germany which, inspired by sheer ambition, took up arms in 1864, 1866, 1870 and 1914 on the plea of historic necessity Germany's neighbors, whether they wish to or not will be forced to keep up armies and maintain strong from tiers, because, quite apart from the generous intentions of civilized hu- manity, there are historic realities and racial antiquities, just as there are geographical realities.
 "How can we help mistrusting a nation," he continued, (which, re duced to importance by the great Ma poleon, was able, by it's martial ar dor, to re-establish itself and bring about complete overthrow of the col losal Napoleonic empire, and, by SUI perlative militarism and methodic de- velopment, extended its authority from the east Prussian marshes to beyond the Rhine. Making war is its national industry, and might is it's right"
 Marshal Foch paid tribute to Marshal Joffre, whose inspiration, he declared, brought to France victory at the Marne.
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Speak gently of others and the will seldom speak harshly of you
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Another Marked Decline in Foreign
 Currency in aris

decline in foreign currency occur red in the Paris market this morn ing. The pound sterling opened at 4S francs and the American dollar at 12 francs 50 centimes. | Yesterdays closing quotations were 54 francs for the pound and 1S francs 74 centimes for the dollar.
 The dollar closed today at 19 francs Al centimes and the pound sterling at 51 francs 40 centimcs after the heaviest day transactions in foreign exchange since the ar mistice.
 A high official of the bank of France stated the decline in eX- change meant the beginning of a re- turn to the old equilibrium, ruled by the law of supply and demand. He considered that the decrees prohibit ing importations of luxuries from England and the United States was the starting point and other reasons were the results of the Hythe confer ence, where the settlement of the German indemnity question began to take definite shaps, the French busi- mess world becoming for the first time confident that Germany will pay something of her debt.
 In general the official gave it as his view that the production of the world was relatively in better po- sition to ward consumption than it had been since 1914. He noted that there had been genera Tendency toward lower prices in cotton and wool and that silk prices were de- clining and he thought that similar improvement might be expected with in year in steel, iron and coal.
 The wholesale dealers generally are not affected by the decline in the pound sterling and the dollar, as most of the stock on hand have been purchased at 30, 60 and 90 days credit. The cash buyers alone, who are in the minority, are the suffer- CTS.
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Track Stars of Western Colleges
 Grapple in June

Ann Arbor, Mich, May 15.-Track stars form a score of middle western colleges and universities will match their skill on Ferry 11eld, Ann Arbor' June 4 and 5 in the twentieth annual Western Conference track champion ships. This is the first time Tn the historv of the conference that the big track classic of the middle west has been held at the University of Mlchi- gan. ,,
 Ferry field is one of the finest ath letic fields in the country. 1t comprls- .es 40 acres enclosed in high brick wall.
 Within the walls are the varsity club house, the intramural club house, the football and track stadium, the baseball stands and varsity diamonds, 36 tennis courts and a great stretch ot land used by the reserve and class teams in all sports.
 In addition to the varsity fields there are five football fields and five baseball fields laid out for the use of teams in the intramural department.
 The baseball and football teams play on different fields, the baseball grand stand and bleachers being entirely separate from the football stadium The baseball stands alone seat several thousand spectators. ,,
 The stadium encloses the football field and track. While still incom- plete, the stadium already seats 30,- 900 persons. A concrete stand runs along the entire south side of the field. On the. north side is wooden stand.
 Across the west end of the field is q smaller wooden stand, but this is used only during the football season. Dur ing the track season the end stands IS removed giving spectators an unob.. structed view of the entire course of every event.
 The varsity club house is situated at the east end of the field, the stands during the football season presenting the appearance of an immense horse shoe. When completed in concrete the stadium will seat nearly 50.000 people
 The cinder track is quarter mile affair, said to be the fastest running track in the middle west. It has 22O-yard straight-away on both sides of the field.
 This makes it possible to run the quarter mile event with but one turn It also saves one turn in the half mile The mile and two mile events are run
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THE OTHER FELLOWS SISTER.

People are often heard to make Ksuegestive remarks concerning young { women whom they see on the streets
 but never when a husky male rela- five is present, says an exchange.
 Generally there is no though of in turing the innocent object of these ye1narks. They are born in thought Iessness and uttered in spirit of fjllsness, but they carry a sting that
 IT men would confine their remarks
 such IS they would approve if
 1lIo regarding their own sisters, or 5SSk as they would make in the pres elsS pf the father or brother of the rjirI. fSsfe would be less vicious ru- uacrS aad innuendcs circulating from IF to Jip, and fewer heartaches when
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and pens, and has 75O purebrec whiteface cows in it's pastures. 4 $25,000 whiteface bull is the head o1 the Duff herds.
 Recently Duff completed the con- struction of thoroughly modern farm house at cost of $5o,000. Al the lumber was produced on the farm
 A rock road from Montgomery City to the farm will be completed this summer.
 Visitors are amazed to find thai the big COW barns on the place arc constructed entirely of the finest quality of oak lumber. Even tho swinging gates which open into the feed lots are made of black walnut.
 Duff, under the new organization will be president and general manager and the company is being financed through c. F. PettyJohn of J L. Pet tyjohn & Go. of Olathe, Kan, and Pet tyjohn will be vice-president.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-20
British Laborites
 DenOunce POliss,
 Attack on Soviet

London, May 9.-Denunciation of the Polish attack on bolshevik Rus sias and what is regarded as Great Britaifl's complicity in that offensive is contained in a manifesto issued here by number of labor leaders, in- cluding John Robert Clines, William Brace and William Crooks, Laborite members of parliament.
 The manifesto states the attack of Poland on soviet Russia means a "prolongation of war and chaos, the victory of secret diplomacy and the
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Missouri to Have
 $2,50O,0OO Model
 Stock Farm Soon

i Fulton, Mo-, May 15.-The day of the capitalized farm has arrived in Missouri.
 1 The A. M. Duff farm in northeast ern Galloway county has been incor- porated under the laws of Missouri for $2,50O,00O, and will be operated hereafter as a modern business insti- tuition.
 The name of the corporation will be the A. M. Duff Co.,, and the farm will not be operated as nexperi- ment in farming, but as business institution for the purpose of paying dividends on investment. The farm consists of $500 acres and is said to be the largest in the State.
 A M. Duff, proprietor, has been a stock grower for many years. He came into Central Missouri several years ago, believing it the most invit- ing country in the United States for the purpose of stock production, con- sidering the price of land and the nat ural advantages for farming.
 Capital Chief Difficulty.
 The principal difficulty he. encoun- tered was the problem of the big farmer everywhere-working capital It was for this reason Duff conceived the idea of incorporating the farm and conducting it after the manner of other big business.
 There will be board of directors and a thorough business organiza- ton. Purebred whiteface cattle, mules, horses and hogs will be pro- duced. The new company will erect sales pavilion at once, in which en,i-annual sales will be conducted.
 The farm is few miles west of the picturesque Minneola hills, and the nearest railroad station of impor- tance is Montgomery City. The place is now equipped with barns, sheds
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-20

defeat of the league of nations" The British government is accused of violating it's pledges by sending mA- nitions to Poland, the manifesto de- claring:
 'The ferociously cruel blockade of Russia is actually maintained, altho legally non-existant, while a stream of goods is flowing into Poland" It concludes by saying:
 "The temper of the whole labor movement is rising rapidly, and labor should see that the attack upon Rus sia is ended"
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around the oval without the use of the

around the oval without the use of the straight-away extensions.
 The high jump, broad jump and pole vault events are held inside the run ming track. The other field events are held outside the oval, between the two straight-aways. This does away with all danger to spectators from wild
 throws in the javelin and discus events. Both the varsity and intramural club houses will be turned over to the track men, with all of the lockers, shower baths and rubbing benches at their disposal. The visiting athletics will be housed at the Michigan Union and at various fraternity houses while in Ann Afbor.
 With Detroit less than 40 miles from Ann Arbor, record attendance is expected. The Michigan authorities are counting on the fact that Detroit has never had a really big event of this kind, and they are looking for capacity crowd on June 5.
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THE BOYS CREED.

Coming at season of the year g when the boys are getting out of school for three months of vacation the Boy Scout campaign should be of interest to every father and mother. The boys are facing three months of idleness. What are these three months going to do for them? It is a ques- ton worth pondering. The Boy ' Scout organization helds an oppor- tunity for your boy this summer. It offers him physical, moral and mental x opportunities. In connection with it N the scouts code is worth considering ssit It is as follows:
 !" To do my duty to God and my coun try, and to otey the scout law.
 To help other people at all times E To keep myself physically strong mentally awake, and morally s straight"
 \ |s The laws which a boy promises to obey when he takes the oath as a Boy Scout are as follows:
 "1-A scout is trustworthy. A < scouts honor is to be trusted. If he x were to violate his honor by telling x lie, or by cheating, or by not doing x exactly given task, when trusted or x his honor, he may be directed to hand < over his scout badge.
 N "2 A scout is loyal. He is loyal tc all to whom loyalty is due; his scout @ leader, his home and parents and country.
 A scout is helpful. He must be < prepared at any time to save life, helr < injured persons, and share the home duties He must do at least one good s, turn to somebody every day.
 "S A scout is friendly. He is [ friend to all and brother to every other scout.
 "6A scout is courteous. He is DO Elite to all, especially to women, chil' l. dren, old people and the weak ana helpless. He must not take pay fol being helpful or courteous.
 IA scout is kind. He is friend to animals. He will not kill or hurt any living creature needlessly, but will strive to save and protect all harmless life.
 K a7-A scout is obedient. He obeys his parents, scoutmaster, patrol lead CT and all other duly constituted au- thorities.
 ss8 "A scout is cheerful. He smiles N whenever he can. His obedience to
 orders is prompt and cheery. He never
 shirks nor grumbles at hardships. A scout is thrifty. He does not wantonly destroy property. He works s faithfully, wastes nothing, and makes
 the best use of his opportunities He
 saves his money so that he may pay <. his own way, be generous to hose in need, and helpful to worthy objects E He may work for boys, but must not receive tips for courtesies or good turns.
 "1O A scout is brave. He has the courage to face danger in spite of ' fear, and has to stand up for the right against the coaxing of friends or the jeers or threats of enemies; defeat does not down him.
 ssll-A scout is clean. He keeps clean in body and thought, stands for clean speech, clean sport, clean habits, and travels with clean crowd.
 tl2 A scout is reverent. He is . reverent toward God. He is faithful 2ih his religious duties, and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion"
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Trial of Alleged Axe Murderer is
 Continue Again

Lyndon, Kan, May 19.-The trial of Rafe King, alleged triple murderer of Maple Hill Kansas, was continued in the district court here today by Judge Heiser until the June term on strength of representation made by the defense that Mrs. Loretta Fowler, now an inmate of the state hospital for the insane at Topeka, should be material witness in the case. Mrs. Fowler cannot become a witness un. less pronounced sane.
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MORE PAY FOR ARMY.

Washington, May 19.-Prcsident Wilson today signed the army and navy pay bill, providing for tempo rary adjustment of pay scales for of ficers and enlisted men pending perm anent legislation on the subject at a later date. sS
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And now it appears that after all Admiral Sims was only taking orders from MT. Penrose. And Mir Penrose, we presume, was getting them from the republican party or Mrs. Penrose. Tn the meantime MT. Daniels is re- ceiving a few helpful suggestions from the democratic party. Its a great little political battle.
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this idle gossip reaches the parties concerned.
 The Lord made tongues that they might be used to good purpose, but the devil often twists them to his own evil ways.
 And it makes world of difference when it is the other fellows sister.
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An attack of heartburn or indiges- ton calls for dose of Heroine. It relieves the distress instantly and forces the fermented food into the bowels. You feel better at once. Price COG. Sold by w. L. Dewoody and company. AdV.
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Former Governor Hunt of Arizona has been appointed minister to Siam and don't know whether it's an honor or not.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
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