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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
HARDING TO CONFER
WITH COOLIDGE ON
THEIR ACCEPTANCE

WASHINGTON. June @S.-In antici-
patton Of has departure Saturday for his
Marion. Ohio hrmc. 4 busy week faced
Senator Harding. the Republican pr"s!-
dental nominee. when he reached WASH
ington tonight after Weekend visit at
the country estate Of senator frcling-
huySen AT Raritan. y. J.
Since the candidates departure" on
Friday 4 large amount of work has ac-
cumuiated. but hc hopes L. clear this
away before leaving Washington. It
was said at his office tonight THAI h"
has no fixed engagements Tor tomorrow
except to speak on Amer!Can!zation for
n phono graph record to BE- used for cam
paiEn purposes.
Tie Scnntor and Governor Calvin
CoolidEc. Of MasSaChu Republican
choice for the vice presidency. Will con-
fer hero Wednc Stlay relative to cam
palEn plans and their forthcoming
speeches Of acceptance. 4 number or
additional progressive leaders ar" az
pcCtcd during tn" week to confer with
tho nominee By invitation.
Mr. Harding today received small
good luck horseshoe forged by Charles
Dorsuch. of MartinshurE. Pa. who in an
accom- panyinE letter said he hoped it
would hvinG the largest measure of
success" Mr.. DorsuCh sent IL similar
one in 1915 with IN" hop" that ~" SEN
ator would receive the Republican pres
idrntinl nomination. and wrote that he
trusted this one would bring better
results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29

san FRANCISCO. juno 2S.-Thcrc
is more MCAdoo talk in III" air tonight,
but there is apparently no chang" N
the real situation among the various
candidates. Tonight shows the rrst
signs oil :. movement among III" leaders
and managers lO round up Scntlmcnt
among the uninstruct"d delegations ana
compute III" possibilities Of nominal
iuS somebody.
tn meetings Of tn" four hig committees
in lho great building which also houses
the convention auditorium. TIL" leaders
and candidate managers are all und' ,
on, roof and although they are engaged
in committee business they are not los
ing the opportunity to confer and poSSJ-
hlv get together on the making OF q
slate of their own. or possibly decide
"a accept one which the dri.t among
the delegations may BE- forcing on them
Wisdom Of Silence.
McAdoo boomers hoped all day that
their candidate would make some state
mcnt amplfying the declaration 9I Na-
,ional Committeeman Love, or fcNaS'
that the nomination would not lie r.,
irrtcd Some were disappointed and
Others thought MIR. McAdoo. in view OF
repeated previous declarations Of dcclin-
alton was pursuing wise cours" IN
remaining silent.
Palmer people continued their o.
forts to make u strong showing on IN:
opcnIng ballots, and the Cox peopl"
pcrc doing thu same. About the only
noint the three forces would agree upon
ia that there would be no nomination
on tho FIRST ballot. and most Of them
seemed TO agree that there would h" ""
nomination In less than three l" hNH
ballots.
The Mchdoo rcopi" today agreed up
ON Sam II Nmidun. OF Wichita. Kan.
as their floor leader. and ri the sam,
time began picking out conference ui
McAdoo supporters. who described them
selves. as "hiitcr "rdtrs. Johnson ..
ros formrr solicitor Of the stat"
dnncrrmcnt. Rcprcscntatiy" Wha)cy IF
south Carolina. and Mrs. Peter Nl"Scn
Continued on Page Eighty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
TAKING TESTIMONY IN
STEpTOE LITIGATION

PITTSBURGH. June 2S.-The taking
OF testimony in the equity suit Of Ohio
and Pennsylvania against West Vir-
Ginia before United States Commissioner
Levi Cooke was resumed here today.
Pennsylvania and Ohio seek, through
the action TO restrain the defendant
from putting into effect the Steptoe act
which governs transportation Of gas
from West Virginia.
During n two-hour session today r.
O. Sullivan. vice president and general
manager Of the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany. occupied the stand He testified
rs to pipe line layouts. gave technical
details Of the gas industry and correct
ell previous testimony.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
GREEKS CONFIRM THE
REPORT OF VICTORY

SMYRNA. Juno @S.--An official conf
municatlon issued at Greek army head
quarters today says with regard to tn"
fighting against the Turks:
The very heavy enemy losses at Ala
Shchr (ancicnt lhiladclphiah on June
o5 have boon confirmed Nor" than
900 dead were counted in the GCdif'-
chai valley Of HcrmNS. A large mum
bcr Of the prisoners taken had sabre
wounds
our cavalry pursued the enemy int"
the Gediftchai valley.
"A large part Of the inhabitants wh"
fed into the interior ar" returning to
Akhissar and Philadelphia, and asking
the protection Of the Crock army.
I'm the interior Christians and Mus
sulmanS without distinction have been
robbed by bands Of followers Of Mus
tapha kenal PaSha."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
NJ 'ADOO SILENT;
FRIENDS ACTIVE
DEADLOCK IN THE
CONVENTION CERTAIN
All Agree Opening Ballots
Cannot Produce Demo-
cratic Nominee

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Will-
lam q. Mc.hdoo would neither
! affirm nor deny today that he
would accept the presidential
nomination if rendered him by
The Democratic convention. Ear
ly in the day it was said at his
office that he might comment
on the statement by Thomas i.
Love. national committeeman
from Texas, that MIR. HcAdoo
would not refuse the nomination.
He left his 0ftic" for III" day
however. without having made
any statement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
FEAR OUTBREAK
IN N.& ". FIELD
100 Deputy Sherifs Called
When Mother Jones
Invades Coal Region
rac,,, - rh. 1utslligencer.

Special to The Intelligence.
BLUErHLD, W. Va June "a
Over one hundred deputy shertns are
pAtroutnS tho streets OF Panther, W.
Va. tonight owing to the announce
mont OF Mother Jones and other
organizers OF tho United Mine Work
ers Of America that they were going
20 Panther 20 force the unioniztng Of
these mines. Feeling between the
factions Is intense, and should an out
break occur, loss OF H{s would no
doubt po appalling. One miner was
arrested and jailed today Tor incen-
diary remarks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
NJ 'ADOO MAKES
BID FOR VOTES
In Letter to Labor Union He
Declares Reaction Must
Be Combatted

NEW YORK. June @S.-A letter
written by William G. McAdoo. in
which he appeals TO all labor organiZI-
tionS To exert themselves "encrgeti-
cally. telliGcntly and unitcdly against
tho rc-estahlishmcnt OF reaction III
America" vas made public here to-
night.
The letter. under date Of June -.
was IN reply TO u communication from
John J Munholland. secretary Of the
metal trades council of New York city
and vicinity. which Informed Mr.. Nc
"arners represented by the council
recommend YOU as the most popular
candidate f!r President that the Demo-
cratic party could possibly name.
McAdoo's Letter.
After thanking Mr.. Muuheland for
the "EnEol'citod and unexpected en-
dorscmcnt." the letter continues:
I'VE are faring problems IN this
country ana IN IN" world which require
not only III" highest order Of states-
manshlp hat tho most patriotic and eu-
lightened support of an Intelligent cleo
torate These questions must he met
sauarely and directly. Evasion and
cquiYoCation. appeals To blind passion
and selfish partiSanShip have lost their
magic Men and women are thinking
these days. and thinking deeply, and II
IS only that party which has the couT-
age 20 eSpIClllN ueCIaIt LOT tbeIdi
progressive policies and that candidate
who ~ fearless enough TO espouse them
vigorously and sincerely. which VIII
command the respect and secure the
votes OF a majority Of our Countrymen
in III" coming election.
Rights OF Humanity.
"Th~ rights Of humanity must be put
above the rights of property, but the
rights OF each should lie protected with
in its just limitations.
AS ! said in Il recent letter tu The
metal trades council Of Brooklyn. We
cannot look with comp!acency or indif
ference upon the restoration 10 power
Of th"sr selfish forces o1 reaction which
have been rcaSScrting themselves with
such vigor and vnluhilitr in America
and throughout the world hope.
therefore. that your organization. ana
all organizations Of labor will exert
themselves en"rgctiCally. intclligcntly
and unitedly against the re-cstablish-
mcnt Of reaction in America and in IA
vor Of those progressive. humane and
powerful forces which truly represent
the interests of the great masses of tho
common people, and thereby secure to
our country the benefits and blessings
which the continued triumph Of grnu-
inc democracy alone can give IT..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
OMAHA STORM SWEPT

OMAHA. Neb.. June 2S.-Omaha and
vicinity was visited by n devaStati ing
Wind and rain storm late this after
noon. Trees and outbuildnSs wCrc
razed In the city. One woman was IN
jured seriously. Telephone commuuica-
tiun to tho west and southwest is com
pletcly demoralized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
Hnrlinp PLAYA Coli.

RAEITAN. y. j., Jun" Ex-senator
Warren g. Harding Republican pr"sI-
drntial nominee. accompanied by Mrs
Harding and Senator Frank u. Kellogg
Of Minnesota. left fer Washington Al
$40 y m. much benefited in health
after rcStfUl week end Mt the Coun-
try home # Senator Joseph l.. frcling-
huyscn. Tho party mOtorcd to Bound
Brook. y L. where the Washington
Express was tagged
The only event on tn" last day ot
the nominees hrirf vacation. which was
void Of all politirsl work. was 4 four
some NJ golf OIL IN" links at Far Htlls.
" j.. with Senators FrelirGhuysen. Hale
and kallnEn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, juno 2s.-Fc-scasti
wssS vtrgtIda-Patr and continued
rarm Tuesday: probably local thunder
hovsrs.
Ohio, western PennSylvania--Tair on
>uesday. except probably thundsrstorns
q extreme north portion; wednesday
,robably thundershowers and not quite
o warm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
Another Democratic
State Against Suffs

ATLANTA. Ca. June 2s.-The pro.
posed amendment to the state constI-
tuition giving women the right to vote
was killed today in the senate. The
vote was | TO Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
1000 Lives Saved When
Red Prison Ship Sinks

STOCKHOLM. June 2s.-All the 1000
war prisoners on board Bolsheyik
steamer which sank recently In the
Neva river were saved. according 70 a
dispatch to the Dagblad from Hclsing-
fOrS Finland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
Soens To Remember

As the noon hour and the opening
time approache d. a Color guard OF ma
ripcs appeared on thc platform. y six
foot sergeant. with the cleaning Of the
folds OF "A r"Gimental flag IN his hand
made - vivid spot OF color on the plat
form Nt hlS sid" stood the armed non
commissioned officers Of the color guard
and with them TWO marine buGl"rS.
When VIC" Chairman krcmcr. Of n"
national committee. Cnvc the signal. n
| hugler sounded attention" tn" sharp
StaCCato cali rang out over IN" uproaor
of Conl rrsat.Cn. The first notes of The
Strr SpanEl"d Banner" rang out from
the band and the organ, and ns dc)"-
gates. nlt"rnHtcS. spectators and attend
ants stood in tribute. a monster fling
dropped from the ceiling TO form n wall
OF color h"nlnd the platform. II on
SCurcd the view Of the hand gallery and
organ loft. hut as It fell. the booming
tones OF the organ rose from behind Il.
joining with majestic thunder in III"
national anthem From floor and gal
lcr;cS. delegates and spectators Joined in
, tho mighty tones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
PREL|M|NAR|ES
PUT THROUGH
Speech of Cummings Big
Feature Of Opening
Days Session

Abstract Of the keynote ad-
dress Of Temporary Chairman
Homer =. cummings appears on
raEC Two.
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Arrangements for tho first national
political Conventin TO be held IN the TAR
, west had been well made. Tho great
hall it's clean architectural lines almost
unmarried by added decorations. Was
ready. and through 4 dozen wide entries
thousands poured in with little delay or
congestion They found wide octag"n
space awaiting them. with a massive or
gan rearing it's stockadc Of pipes above
the platform and tho other sides rising
10 a far line OF seats under high win
dows framing squares Of California 5
hlucSt skies.
In the center Of The hall where dele
EtirS sat rallied within n wide square
Of seats an inner ceiling VAS suspended
rolorcd in soft. old blue tina, rested the
cye and lent something OF quiet dignity
10 the scene.
Below, q forest OF standards bearing
the names OF states and territories was
the only reminder Of national conven-
tions of the past
lorchcd high h,$ii" the organ &"
special gallery. a military band whilcA
AWAY the time.
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SAN FRANCISCO. cal. Jun" Is
During its one brief "$Ssion to-day. the
Democratic national convention listened
TO the keynote speech delivered ny Ma
.tional Chairman Cummings and save
several prolonged demonstrations for
President Wilson When Adjournment
WAS taken until tomorrow the real
work Of the convention began among the
committees delegated to write the plat
form. decide appeals Of rontcstinE dele
cations and select set OF permanent
convention Officers.
Demonstrations for President W liS"n
he gan as SOon as the session opened .Ind
every mention Of his nRmN thereafter
was received with cheers. Display OF
portrait of him at the hack of the plat
form stirred up Il twenty minute uproar,
during which nearly all Of tn" stat"
standards were carried about the floor
in the first parade Of the convention
Mention Of tho League Of Mathis also
aroused prolonged outourStS OF approba,
ton and the contention adoptrh
unanimously q message Of conGTatula-
tiona and admiration to the President
Aside from the kcynot" speech. to-
days meeting was given over 1" r"u-
tino. tn" convention going through IN"
motions Of approving Comm!ttc" s"lec-
tionS already made by the states.
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The Wilson Ovation

~TNen Canc IN" t0urh mat set INC CON-
v"ntiou off with Wild shout of CXul-
tation. TIL" great flag was gathered
slowly upward in tho SlinGs and as Il
rose. it uncovered lag-draped and H.
Illuminated portrait Of President Wilson
placed against the high pipes OF tn"
organ. For q moment there was brief
pause Then came the tumuit.
y wild shout rang from the floor. II
was caught up and echoed from side 10
side. Rising with hySter:acal force. the
sound grew and grew, n Tormlcss. tone
less thing that had in il something that
stirred the blood and pulled al the emo
tjons. Delegates lcaped on their chairs
waving and shouting They Stampedcd
LHor+innaa IN nnna TAIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-29
Mark Sullivan, David Lawrence State Representative
T II E IN T ELLlO ENCER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 28.-SerS-
tor Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas,
was . unanimously recommended by the
committee on permanent organ1LaS
tiou tonight for the permanent chair
man ship OF the convention.
other temporary officers OF the
convention were recommended by the
convention to continue their duties as
permanent officers.
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CONTINUED on Page TEMP
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Horses, Cattle. Vehicles 4s

NlRGINItS RELIABLE BAZAAR-Wolf
Brooks. You will find plenty horses
AMI harness for. sale daily. Auction days:
Iuesiay and Saturday. Bring up your
and you can Ee. your money same day
1s9-il East Franklin Street. Phone Madi-
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Lots for Sale
Houses for Sale
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
NEW SIX-RoOM BRICK HOME with
all modern conveniences. except heat: haa
he bath. gas stove papercd thrOug out.
Ir!ce. S3.lb0 y small payment ana bal
STUART AVENUE. modern brick dwell
Ing 81 eight rooms, hot-wster heat elcc-
tsgt ss.; ana 81 xa1 W an t ezra good home N
ins this.
HANOVER AVENUE. fine BRICK home
Of eight large rooins. not-wR,er heat aud
a., modern cony.nn!enccs in tirst 50 con.
diiion Price. 1s.Soc ier,ns
mIGHtANp PARK. new stucco rest.
i.!city ana gas. French doors and winduws
iet 3VSlIp i-c': on line. Price li25O.
terms can b. arranged.
sm TA'>lY VI: STREET detached tram.
nrwly par"!ed thOrouKhout Price 81 $50:
easy terms.
?. S SI9wTt THIRD STREET; good brlel,
d!tioi. TINS is - excellent .ocnIjng house
S Dreposi' 6SS or lnvSs,mer VIII rent Tor
terms Arranged See thi, a, oncs. e"S'
You can move RICH, In any Of the above
-. We have number Of homes on which
we can accent Liberty bonds buiilinr III
or ~ automobile as FIRST parH,cnt: bai,ncn
monthly see Us before buyinz.
CHARLES +. RUEiIRMuND
keom l6. Allison fulfilling
eo1 i-2 East Main Street
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Poultry anu Supplies

NILkOLINE -Made from, pure modified
bnlierfmik. Tor years me greatest hog
vhYYua 20 7" "a" W0rid hhvr rcegrniz.i ~"
nu.ator ~ hoss MHkoiine viii make
NOR bushels OF grain. At your dealers
o. ,!traus- hasten. Distributors. 1905
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INSTRUCTION

Musical, Dancing, Dramatic 81
DASCIEG-Mrs. q. & Einnenhauser zoo
East M5rshail Street. cuuraniees Ia nys
lessons Madison ssGb.J.
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To the creditors Of JOSEPH CoPLAN,s
of Richmond. in the County OF Hens.
rupt eN
Notice Is hereby given that ons
August 1, 1920. the said JOSEPH COPE
Ian was duly adjudicatcd bankrupt.s
and that the first meeting of hisi
creditors will be held in my ofIlce.F
Rooms 1l1s-lli9 Mutual BUILDINGS
Richmond. Va, on the 18TH DAYs Or
forenoon, At which time the sniSs
creditors may attend, prove theAI,
claims. appoin. n trustee, eSaminEJI
the bankrupt. and transact such otheSfI
business as may properly come beforII
said meeting. H|
THOS. B. SNEADra In
Referee In Bankruptcy. III
August 30. 1920. ~. 4
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LIyE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, vehicles

H0RSES-Seycrgi co,I - ,-oLc vo,,n.
hotseH, ready for work: prices reason
apie ana must sl.c s1tisfaction: cash
South KichmonI
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cnts, Pets,

"a SAkIES. pa!oauetts supplies. Sour's
B!tI Shon. l-B +. Grace. Mad. 9GsW.
COLLIE PUPS For sale. three pretty
CONC rups: pedigrc1 boulevard ?!teW.
DOGS and nets of all kinds. NJ. a. wiiber
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In the matter of No 2580
JOSEPH COPLhN, IN SIS
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.s
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING. OBJ.
CREDITORS Si5s
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MERCHANDISE
Jewclry and Watches


Jewclry and Watches GO
HE sA!sta r, wAncI BIS S50 ~ f1sI
pILAMoNDDs.it you have q diamond to
:: 7. Allen < Co. Four;csnih and Main
jAiiNiE BROS. Jewellers. si2 T. Main
mS S Sq y s .S iSTSsans; and rsnSun, dia
silver always taken IN cxc!,angc.
sAHE IN swe f 'n burton y2a Msisy
scAa24 iifslvea sf E :ns%f s5es e
Wnnted--To isuy 90
and anliaaes Ms sisa De sst7. LOT haihef'
FrENlTuhE, piano.; household goods
sr s2io t"f fneh.Ifl s,
,oi ca Tss$ysss Since ar"
phS1Ir paii w asSsyn "nS 9ual'r best
MAG HbiSsI pay rpo, fash. Tor used
ce seI,so5 4. a" Tf t"a;h s.; hS MsasoS
,norey. Gail Randolph Isl IS.
w: nur d i:, office furniture and safes.
--- ----2.=------------- -----------.
ROOMS AND hoard
--=-=---=-------------==-====-----=--
Rooms With hoard ~
noAKDEks-Table boarders wanted. i72i
men: prlv"te home. breakfas, ana eve.
ning dinner isoule.ard l7,0-W.
Craze sxaatnv ST. Ir,,. " is-E1eeilent meals;
% sen,ien,en: fhone Mal!son gi0.I.
ituoi,is NstIuut Board 60
FRANKLIN. Il. b0s-- Elegant rooIns. suit
nn asG wafer e" y?n"f MN naei FSggss rna
GNALE; L sGS--i.arge and single fur
G hi5Ssd hs,c :9sDssnIa icons nT
'f&sh sf Tor isa rs 'Ss:sssA
also s ga. Tor Two cara
Htays ,Haf Ms a'f ala G san convent
dEo S o AyE iron, fod ;nFn atsv1
Two geniisinent: 'eietenees exchanged
iiiGliiASD PARIi-Fu.nishcd steam
Z -wanted 500 Folfih Avenue. Rsndoiuh
M0NTiCEI.Lo iIoigi. ia North Eight6-
Cool e!iaa rooms 5se. ,iso. Ii5o daily.
sIA s5!a. sT iy !s l sssrl sTrs
SUHHKpA%-If can secure count. ~ re.
hcRtet hone, Can Dc used Tor ilpl, he use-
k.culns. Madison git-W
'Nn ST. S.h5fS ft aGis ISa4a
no objection to cOnpie with ans child
WEST END-Furn!shcd room. modern
CnuYratcrcrS: private home. to gentle
ina boulevard s9a2 W
Vacation Places 10
THE RDSEwf.l.i. Convalcscent Homo Is
".2nn TO vuesIs Conyalesren;s. neTvou,
and resi cn:r, cases elderly people and
G-e.- M!ss Wniams " "Rosewcl'."
H"rmi'aEe Road Richmond Va
Wln;cd-Roo,ns. Board T3
YOUNG: rcinrd couple dcsircs rom anu
hoard In private Iam!Iy. ;is care
'i.mch DisuhtEh
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
-lpartncnts and Flats "a
.lII, ..r--t:...
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DISPLaY CLASSIFIED

w TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE,
ERN DISTRICT OF VIROINIAN~ -
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EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wuntetl-NIaIe

SALESMEN wanted forn new Invention
TN rr",.c,ci territory. NIFTY 81 best Nir;
ShiIa counties open: no ComDc .ttiun: real
M m"hry ma King proposition tb.oeO TO IS. :.
~ yrarl II you mean business. call at
81 ScbieMner J. 2. or !. from to Q. -
SnmESME Wanted. two men who own
automobiles and who can furnish realty
ponds and good references. age q to 40.
70 'raypi through Virginia and Carolina.
anu colcCt Tor large corporations. good oD-
hprtuniv ana permanent position: IA larry
anu t&ptnscs Abply J. u. Dover. Mur-
nhy's iiota;. Q TO ii a. ~. and TO 8
J. NJ. today.
SHOEMAKER wanted at once. 5ls wcs,
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REMOVAL TI7 7Ils
The office OF hollywood Cemetery CONF,
pany now LOCATED in the. American Nafs
ilonal Bank building Will on and AFTER
S Sgn5,Ts r., be moved 70 the cemetery
B Is. Z. WIIERkY. Presidents sE
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real ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Snlc

HOMES For c!ty and suburban homes
:, Stc US r. taiiin * Co. 70 y Smith
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Suburban for SALE
Wantctl-Iical Estate

Wautcu-kcal Estate 30
CI!hS. 4: LOEIIR &: CO. INC. insurnnc.
and Real Estate. %0l Mutual Bul'iius.
T. Arthur Bayi!ss. Manager Real Estate
FOR prompt attention lis. your Rouse.
FOR sal. and for rea; with Cnatics =
Kuchrmund. Roam 60 Allison BuildlTY.
sos ~ East Main.
FOR BEST rcsu!ts last your property with
,onncly Il Co.
THESE: W., Ad, Produce .-suts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

NoflcE-By order Of the Hoard OF
directors OF the Richmond Transfer CO..
i meeting OF the stockholders Is hcre BY
Yalied to meet az tbs. Jefferson Hotsi at
~ 2Siock noon September Z. 1870 to-
Sonsiier IN DISPOSAL of all or certain
bFanchts OF the business OF tho company. -
w. I. DARDEN. -. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-01

REAL ESTATE FDR RENT

YOrEC; rehnrd couple desires room a.
hos:g In private family. ;ts CT
'i.inch- DisuhtEh