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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-26

by a customer Of Tony's, and its at
torney was on hand TO speak for
the great grandmother at the hear
ing before the Judge. But Is was
really Tony himself. who settled the
case. After listening patiently TO the
learned discourse of his fathers
counsel on the common law rights
of a father, Tony said in a weary
voice. Ask the judge If he ever
heard Of n great grandmother run
ming a boathouse!" The judge looked
at the helpless, excited old woman
seated beside Tony and decided that
II he ever did, a great grandson
would be needed to help her.
The cases handled by the society
rarely entail the collection OF large
sums OF money but the attorneys
realize that TO the poor a small sum
is as precious as a large amount is
to the rich, and they will
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-26
SOUR STOMACH
Mi o Ma Puts the Stomach in
Fine Shape in Five Minutes

II your stomach Is continually
kicking up disturbance: II you feel
bloated and distresses; II you belch
gas and sour food into the mouth,
then you need Ml-O-Na Stomach
Tablets.
Mi-O-Na stomachs tablets give in
slant relief, of course. but they do
more they stop the poisonous gases.
They stpp excess fermentation of
food and thoroughly clean, renovate
and strengthebe se stomach so that
1t can readily Grsest food without
artificial aid.
Mi-O-Ea stomach tablets are
guaranteed to end indigestion, acute
or chronic, or money back. This
means that nervousness, dizziness
and biliousness should disappear.
Druggist everywhere and 10 Ander-
son sell Mi-O-Na for 60 cents a
large box.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-26
SULTAN ASKS FOR new
CABINET TO BE FORMED

Constantlnople, March 26.--(HAvas.)
The, Turkish cabinet, headed by Sail
Pasha formed on March Q, has resigned
and the sultan has asked Damad Ferid
Pasha, former grand vizier and foreign
minister. to form a new government.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-26

Before consulting a specialist re-
garding your stomach trouble. try
few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets.
You may find that they are Just what
you need as many others have. They
only cost a quarter and are almost
certain to be of great benefit to you
IL your digestion is impaired or II
you are troubled with biliousness or
stipation.-(Adv)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-26
AID SOCIETY IS
POOR'S LAWYER
Assists Those Hailed UnluStly
Into Court-Some of Its
Problems.
tsY FREDERIC J. HAskiN)

New York, March 26.-Suppost
that one day, while you were partak-
ing of an innocent stew in the midst
OF your assembled family, detec-
tive suddenly appeared on the scene
and arrested you on the charge OF
having shot and probably fatally
wounded a man. Suppose that this
revelation came as a complete sur
prise 20 you. but that upon being
dragged to the hospital where the
injured man lay, you were identified
BY him as the guilty party. Suppose
then, that your only abb was the
word of your family, with whom you
were quietly playing checkers at the
time the man was shot, and that this
alibi was not considered sufficient by
the guardians OF justice. What would
you do?
This is what happened to q young
workman. II he had possessed a
large bank account there would have
been several favorable courses open
to him, but his possessions consisted
only Of a wife and three young chill
dren.
The wife did what she could. how
ever, accompanied by her children she
went to the nearest branch of the
York Legal Aid society, and told
her story to one OF Its attorneys. The
attorney made her tell It several
times, and, at last convinced that she
spoke the truth and that her hus-
band was innocent, he decided to
take the case. II proved to be diff
flee,s one. The injured man had told
his story. and he intended to stick to
IL, but after a desperate fight, the
at fweAA - tai
sufficient flaws in II to convince the
Jury that the workman was not
guilty.
Fortunately those who are unable
to AFFORD the advice and assistance of
expert attorneys, a very efficient le-
gal aid society exists here. which
handles thousands OF such cases
every year. Begun as a German So
ciety for helping German immigrants
secure Justice, in 1875, It has since
grown into large organization, with
five branches In various sections of
the S.ty and sixth one In Brooklyn,
which recently had TO be closed for
lack Of funds. For the society. of
course, 10 a philanthropic affair. 1t
does the best Il can as long as pri-
vate subscriptions last, but Its acti-
vtties must cease Immediately al
soon as these are exhausted.
Unlike most charitable organiza-
tions. the Offices OF the New York
Legal Aid society are dingy, poverty
stricken suites in the most inexpen-
sive buildings the locations possess.
The headquarters ON lower Broad
way. consists OF about three small
rooms. crowded with motheaten fur
niture. legal documents. attorneys,
Investigators and clerks. oil getting
in each others way while the re-
ception room provided for the clients
in a space five feet by four contain
ing two ancient and battle-scArred
benches. which are usually crowded
with forlorn- looking applicants for
justice.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-26

The other day. the FIRST applicant
summoned for consultation by the
attorney in charge was a widow in
somewhat furnished mourning, who
burst into loud sobblng rs she at
tempted 20 repeat her story. The at
torney already knew a part of II. She
had been in the office a few mornings
before to complain that her hus-
bands family would not let her at
tend his funeral. He had died ut his
mothers house. and the mother-in-
law who had not been on good terms
with the wife for some time, refused
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-26

There is no substitute for imported
Pompeian Olive Oil.--(Adv.)
Newark post., 1920-02-25

-o- u rgxs- sucl alTE-cs. 41H
g-xua- * Ma S1s1 gl E1FE-ca
had u ba E 51-Ei5s debt
: valid 5sE With : proved 70
b. Ea-.alass 3 1o- always & prop
- ca5Qc1rg- Treasury rsElIA-
ra-s .-gvs5s that wo-Iassss 1a1Is
arising s-u- unpaid wages, sz-E-
res -a-1zls. AM similar -a-s q
.-eu-s vii nj o,s allowed Es Z
6a51c1o- unless 1ls -Ceo-s sle1
z.z-s -s1-asa-t tEs 5N lc-uos1
i 1rs cra5z1z-s return to- Tie
rsg- II E1is1 l-s 1sd-cs-ol i
souE- ~ Il p-svi91s yaE--
Newark post., 1920-02-25
W-.e- lar Is Worthless

WHARF TIE E-a1II1- E1-I--la
i. ara-a c-s5z. - I.s osas9-, z
6s5- NV ~. os claimed Es worth
less. Z debt my II. - E-g-Eso
II al 5s51cea5 Z pE--, 1ut 11s.
D. E-cLy E-6 entirely Worthless
1,ata-a s-E qz-1 -Ey bs 6atle1aa-
--c1g- !. nay D. clearly worthless
than tra fare amount Il Z 1aE
: to-r.Ts- Z GE- II. D c-ELO=1
as deduction bscs1ss :. = s-s1
regarded e gift, EL.cl = -o1 81
allowable 5a6CC1lc1.
Newark post., 1920-02-25
List of Sales for
February and March

LIST II sales Is reported u W. -
Aras-ro-E, a1rrio1ssr.
Fg5-ua-y 26, Charles So's-a On
-rsa f-g- Co3rh's Bridge 70 liz
~ -:ls west Of Cocks Bridge
Eo-zas cattle, farming 1npls-
-oa1ts. ho1ahcl6 goods Il IL
o'clg-k
March : Miss Annie Rishard-
sa- o. -oad tr9n Newark 70 AP-
nls-gn. horses, cattle, farming
tnplansuz. 81 II o'clock
March ). Chester Hsndr5ekson
IN rad from Newark 70 Stanton.
b7-sas cattle. farming implements
y o'cIock
Msrch SC. P. WozlaEo1, De,
~. goad-hg-sas, cattle, farming
implements.
Ma-ea ?. John ". Richards
1sa- Esublevllle, horses, eaT1ler
farming implements Il 0 e1cck-
Na-e1 -Ha--y 3. 5. PluI14r
- -;1e north Of Newark d New
LONDON 9oad--ho-saz. caE-s
farming implements.
Ng-rh 11-LueT Howell, Time!
Farm. Newark BarEsdals Roao-
Stock Farming implements.
Es~ch 12-Nrs- Elizabeth Com,
rsr. near C.cocL's Bridg-lorses
I cs--la- farming implements.
Nsrc1 l3-ElizsbsIh 3. Pussy
Ctoata S1--lousehU-d goods.
March Is - John J NcCoI
Newark post., 1920-02-25
FARMING IMPLEMENTS etc

l'sss-rna hinder, 3 E9o5 a1s- NeCcr-
--IeE mower. Primers Ezrari-e --s;,
lrl-- New Wsr @aru planter IN -ao5
ar5sr. s-asl raIar. s1r1z- tooth harrow.
81 -l= @2se Earraw- 80 -3z-h sr5ks bz--
r-Ts~ r-1-Cc @l.--Ts-1r. lr5E aEe. low lift
-GaE-te sEsrasssr- 1sarzT new. Osborne
..~s= ak a1e ; horse Oliver ulau- Na
>zrze-Sz E.9w. TWO -3v marker. ! hand
"Z-r-7a-7-- ear- egvErs-. one 2 horse -ss
engine z Eaaz a-6er- eEz'- - bsqg-
5-EZzE-4 s-la 1l3sr with - f. sas7xa~r
E-Eza5, -zss1ae pipe and shraa2sr hars eeas
T. gaT- sliding tah2a wood Ssw srs
franz -s-z1ah szw. New Halla1s saas
Nh Ii ~ Eaa1 Es DSw. ! szx i-,Eh t.s1-
81 = 112tl5- = laeh hslrs 81 f saah7a
12Ts= -ac-Z -7GCal in gaa5 o-E7s-. ms
4aF 9oF1 wagon with hav fats. ; -ar
tZE-las II Eaa5 order. brake es~-- s7s;-A
and chimes Overland z1tanahsJa 1915
-sa1@-- Aa = :, I've passenger rur sa6a
niles. L good order. saa5 ssua- -zr
EssE wagon sr5rL-CS- 1Q-aa7a fat. 1a- n.
-zas3 t1zsks-s- emery wheels. block s17
1s2-- hay fork a-5 rope. 50 Eal. r2s tank
1E-1-G Zlashz1e new. -aas vs. ;
-2@af barrels 8 6oar barrels. half In
z15zS1ra- blacksmith : forge nasr7E -.z~
1s#~ a-Til. 70 f. extension 1s3-ss- -
-ls-rrs- e1-r1- Star No. :. ba}7s S5 ~s7
-halETa- ErssE sa-ars7ar M. 10 n ~9,-
ar77r- sbaTels, forks. hoes. -.aS- s-ssss
corn Knives J. :. ;. ID : ba-sa 4-sss
"ASa1 EAsEs- COW chains log rAss7s
",'-fss E11 ssU. axes a-s seT-Ass -.
--EAV2 ea2sfs- 1ee3 coop. 1T q c-air
Newark post., 1920-02-25
MANY DEDUCT
LOANS AND
BAD DEBTS
FROM INCOME
R=T=aa- Department Clzz5=s DIS,
pu-c ns--

pl-sC als-E
-ga1- Dos -Es owed IL $500
Ss- .Eo Fss-s. LsTs E.Fsz II
-gps q payment Al ] allowed
- 6ad1E1 11Ec E-gE-1 II making
ozt II Income TEz -=su-- tc-
1892"
-1s a-EEE- II 11a Bureau II
I-sE--sl 2sTE-1s - q1as-5o-s
s1c1 e these e, GEE L yc-
aETs exhausted sTs-T reasonable
mans to- cola--5o-- and 1Evs
charged II -ts 5s5- Z 1919 Es
E9-1tlass"
T. D. allowed e Z 5s61Clto1 3
5at1 -1z1 - charged II within
.1s lEEz5le yaz- Z w-.r1 1.s
wo-1--ass-zss = 5-scovs-ed Tts
r=-1-- -Es1 s1ow sv53s-cs Il 1-z
-a--a- Il With worthless cts1ks
wzs DISCOVERED S1E1s-E-I s-c1l6
- -s6a --a 1-E 1s1Ie- LES bean
--scLE-rs1 Z Bankruptcy, - lEs
disappeared Leaving II Q-oos--y..
- -1st -ae c-dz-E-y methods y
co-lac-c- 1Evs bean exhausted
~ E1E1a5 n I-co-s-TEx -eE1lE-
hons 'Ehs-s I'll 1-s s1--oa-51-E Z
circumstances 1-63cE1s I1E1 : 6Ec1
: worthless al u-co-larLolE- at
-1z- -aEzl sg-to- y e-tc-cs pay
-s-. wo1-d = a. p-coz billy -.
-szz-- = 80 sE-.EzcE-.o : y sxs-
cuc.o- - : :16Esct. : stoEz- :
. 1-ass tas-s Vii bE szE5czs11 Ev.-
5s-cE - -5s w5-tt,sss-sss = 11E
5sI tor -5e Purposes y 6e5gc,
t:o-."
Pzr-=zc u Il o-551a-y 6s5: II,
charged II q worthless = -9t Z,
co-= . -1s c-s551.-. s--os i !:
nara c5a-ge = to-- u capita.
Wz=-s7=-. 1owsve-- 6=55 5e5gc =
- Eo-1.l=ss = sg-e pravlo1s ysg,
= = lzta- yEE- -stoTsra3 :.
partially recovered 11a E--g1z- -
/ e=57e5 : 1azs5-= 5-co-e u IL
.-=1t3o- tor ~ ra2r Il With -
cs.7=1.
Newark post., 1920-02-25
Lm1s To Relatives

: tr+22E-. c-El- Eo- 5s61ctz5-
: -z5a to- loE-s u relatives an
t--6z
Beto-s 6s5t 1z- l. 5s61c.sc .ts
c12-a9-sr = ---e DEBT mast b
proved Q-szr.o-s x1c1 Is tbs
-eac1 cc1lse-ors: II ! s5vE-ce Z
su- = ASST -s=5T friend - ~
z-5re. having q tte t--e -51-l= -
II -Ezso- = EEpect 11E. I Ts1l :
y rerz--aE. -z- ! c-z1- : 5a51c-
Newark post., 1920-02-25
Pershing To Inspect Delz-
ware Coast Defense

TIE a5cs-s Il command g -20--
Dupont are -ooE-g 11-EE-1 - -1E
Inspection u t-E 1oAs1 6s&s1sss
y TIE Delaware Il bs made by
GazE-E- Je-- :. Ps-s1l-g early
-zE -c11t-
--zs vi -,s Genera PE-sL11Es :
S-z7 T.s-- u 1ts c1Es. 5E3=1sss q
t-s Delaware
Newark post., 1920-02-25
| Breed Sew
Farming lz5ls1ae

Z-5c-s4 wagon. good SHAPE: :
lay fat Ii Il -a-kz- dearborn,
good order: : mix wagon, good
c-5E-- : --1C-se wagon ; bugg5es,
-ut5e- r-e- : automobile trailer
good - zeE= john Deere gang
PIow. Syracuse pow. : hand cu--
1vatu-, ! sP-11g-toot1 harrow
10-roo-h spike harrow, : --Eo-s5
: ---'-.vztc-, Farmers Favo-.-e grain
6-5l.. : land roller, ! Mccormick
moving machine, good C-5e-; :
Dee-1ug horse rake. new ! bob Sled.
! manure sp-ezdEE, good IS new:
carriage tongue. hay tp-k, rope and
blocks: ! farm bel, forks, shove-s
and hoes chains o. al kinds. double
z-G single trees.
HARNESS: , sets q hip strap
harness ? set lead harness, ) sets
buggy harness ! SCI Light double
harness, lot OF horse boots, ! lot Q:
cid harness
! horse clipping machine, tools
to- dressing horses teeth, potatoes
and corn by the busael. hay BY the
-01, fodder by bunGle, many oths,
articles too NUMEROUS 10 mention
Newark post., 1920-02-25
Farming Implements

: CC-2 r-a1ts-. : s--kT cE-t1Ta-
.g-s- , Osborne cu--5vzto-s hand
: DE5o fodder cZ-z-- : Ltshc--e
b71l=-. : 4 cut Osto-ze rake,
: Osborne 1Cwe-. C2sc 1-'ll- IL
tooth: Oliver s1-ky Plow- ; rUo-
zc-sz E-ows : o-e-lo-s= rgoT, !
-o-l=-- : co-- s1z--z-- : spike hs--
-ow, : s--1-E-too-h 5z--ows. : 20
-zto make. : Oliver GETAWAY 1ssc
harrow. Ez=e- s=e5@-~ co-
kz1vEs. ! 1E- Eoze. farm
wagons , hay 1EE1Es, : 1a-ks-
dearborn. surrey. Czl1ll make.
buEEy- : carriage po.e- : 56-i1.
-zE5.-- ! Er2Gs-C1e~ : sleigh, :
wheel barrow. ; sets Ci single tees
t5-=e- h1-s= nee. ; s=-s OF b-ezs-
chains. ; SETS ot bun chains :
horse z-zzles~2 half measures,
bZszs. hzsEe+- ! hzlt-p@cE measure,
s-zE knife C-css-cut saw, -asp, ;
sz-s q single trees, sable b-oc-s,
grain bags -sat barrels, stable
blankets, large LAMP market stand.
IL re-, horse clipper, B & ?. scales.
chains, s1cTe.s and pitch forks ;
hedge knives. b-lz- scvthe. moving
scythe, sp-av pump, hoes, -skes and
wescs-. E--z s--e-cbs--
Hsrreu: ) sets work harness. :
work collars surrey collars - ~
double driving harness , sets Of
buggy harness, 7 sets of surrey ha--
ness. 8 milk cans Sure Hatch in
cu1ato7. , brood sows. 100 chickens
by the pound white Wvz16oues
and Rhode Island Reds.
Hous.held Goods: ! goose feather
bed, pz-lo- sore. oil store, ward
robe, , pzrlo- tables, square table.
glass Jars and Jelly glasses, bed
couch
Terms Of Sale: Al SUNS Of sSl
and under cash, over that amount
Z credit oi SIX months vii be given
by purchaser giving : baukzble
note with approved ea6o-ss-, inter.
es1 from day Of sale Discount 2E
for cash Oh credit SUNS
ANNIE H RICHARDSON
n : ARK SITTING. l2e113-aar
Thompson and Jesr.-. Clerks.
2-Z5-lt
Newark post., 1920-02-25

Dear Clara" write the yo-1g
-z-. pardon -e. but I'm getting
80 torgs-f1l! ] proposed 70 you
last night. but really forget wheth-
sr yo1 said yes o. no"
Dear VIII" she replied by note.
so glad 70 hear from you, /
knew ! had said no 70 someone
last night. but ] had forgotten
VITO i was"
Newark post., 1920-02-25

Estate Of Jo.seph H. Hossipp.,
deceased Not:ea : E4-45v r;T.,
that Letters Tas-a-- =-.srT NM,
the estate u JoseDh &. Hossi5ps
late Of White Clay Creek Hun3rsi
deceased wsra d1Iy granted mi
Laura !. Eoss--ger N III WENT
seventh day u Ja11a-y. ). D. 1&
and all persons i-d45,4i 70 4
said deceased ara requested I
make payment % tn Er4,ut1
without delay. and a. p=-sons hsl
ing demands aga-1sr he da,sss
ara required u exhibit and Drsur
the same duly p-oba-45 10 the si
EEacu-rlZ On u before th4 went
seventh day Of January. 4.
1921, Or abide bT tn ,aw in II
behalf.
LAURA !. EQ>SEGER
EZecutri
Ckas- B. Evans.
Attorney.
Ford Bldg
Wilmington. De-.
Newark post., 1920-02-25
MILK NOW FLRN
ISHD TO PRIMARY
CHILDREN

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1s---v completed u EE-16s-
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1-Ts.c-z- and toz-6 t-ss t-c- IL
s=&ss. wE-= divided --to fur
gr3z2s. EEcL s--l6 -=cEFsd :
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s-E w==zz- L earn = -ts tozr
r-,ccs IL Ec-k Ezz g-Ea-1ss5
al carried - Z coops-Et:. - WITH
.ocE- heath c-gz-Zzg-3c-. May
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~ g-c-ps-
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sc-a-5o- ware 1c3s- Es-E-. q t1s
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VII u sE-T41 i sE-.1zrT paper
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IT. R=6 C-osz
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unable II pay ! vii - furnished
tras
Tie tt.-dre- LzT= 5=e- .ooE-r
forward s2EE-lv - -1s beginning
u 1Ls project, E-5 -Le cc----1..--..ss=
members Mrs {. O. EczE1-9-.
Mrs william D. Dean. Mrs. Gec-Ee
L Tow-ss-6- Mss S-E5E-. Lrs.
Dz-.El Thompson representing -1e
Red C-oss a-5 Mrs. {. Z. Bike
-Ee Gives 80 E=z.-z Cc--..t- =.
are kaszlT interested = tn REF
worE
T5ey hare - ta- liked -.o be
-ee5s Il -.zs families. al tevs
; distributed -or= than 50 articles
o clc-1--g t-cl1d.=E tEree -Ew
, sweaters made " 1-= Rel C-cs:
/. workers They have fond II;
parents II svs-T easE E-sts+-l Il,
: ttE 5-Jsrss1 taken Il their child,
-s-. Tie teachers report : 6sc56
, &C Improvement 4 the appearance
!, y the l----s o-ss w1E- they co-f
. = school The r=list work hat
: zas-s1 - give e-co2rE Cement :
= many WHO arE making brave. Up
: hill fight against TIE high cos- Q
z xlc1tl-g and food
7 The committee was glad 70 -
o por- that 10 destitute eases wE-
= found.
: The furnishing Il milk 70 II
children : i ths opinion Il n
: committee thsi- c-0w-1lg srh;Evs
= -E-L
Z
Newark post., 1920-02-25

E03 SA-E-Frs-s Dwelling. II
-3c-s- q. modern co-Ts1.R- css,
s-rzgts = -1r--=r.y SIDE O
Wzz- Man S--a=- Newark D=2-
aware Prize 5000 - Terms
sE-zstE-1.-T. Apply
Newark post., 1920-02-25

near S--icksrsvlIle. tgrsas -,
farming implements.
February 27-N-s. Lsx-..,
Wh1tEna1, near Wsls. r
Ecncol--orsss- catt.e. te--;,.s sS
pls-ezts, q ! g'clc.ck sham ~
Newark post., 1920-02-25
Il Head Of Cattle

Consisting at -a head 0f Irs1 class mix
a9ws. saue 1rest others hare calves By
the = ss. some close sys-51Esrss ; ha.ters.
-1-is ha-s-z-1 bll; ! Eaerzs=T ball con
NJ > Eaars old.
There a. AZ grade Eolsraiu and
E--er-4z~ sez--le-
Newark post., 1920-02-25
HARNESS

1arhsSs ; ss-s double lead harness :
- >-1s1F ez-r1z ~ harness. s IriSh al.
as, Z WORK brides riding saddle. hsv
y ne f91- eo-1 a13 potatoes bv the IN
near .S &na lard hy the pound, a }o9 ~
2,hst SEa-l articles 100 numerous IA -,ag,
ts11 VII be gathered ~, ~ ssv - -.
Newark post., 1920-02-25
FRIDAY. March 5th. 1920
= !. n..Eo.t : n. :. ta-io-..
s Head of Horses.

Ma, an San a1l Pb3ab5- pair Of
tlb@Es, 8 AL : Tsars o35- good size, work
raEa-bRr E85 make Ea95 team VIII
v-a,E so5 lr.T@ single es-1T hgok them
v-azE- M, ), BzAv- tlsE mare : rsz-s
alZ- -oa7 worker 2-3 5-3ve-: Eark azT
WHARF. NJ :. I and : A15v zz5 T-Gvsl-
- Etaze tssv barsas = 213 = Tezrs Oh
III : ho1k fhz-z W-8zE. work single Rz5
@-T@ Nc, 6 Minnie. black mare 3
Tssz~s a35: Eoaz brood mare: Ea-' : haok
bar w-razc- Safe to- z la5y 70 5r17s-
Newark post., 1920-02-25
Hogs

E@of raEis-ere5 Iaras sock hog Bel
-..sa Dr1u1 Cherry King.
-ns Ers.Ss Lf1rae broa- s3E nice one
y shgz-s
Newark post., 1920-02-25
| Hols.eIn Bull

months c-E- -5ase coEs have
ben carefully selected E-1 z-=
EzC-tzv O any 6zz-T-z- z-ezcC--
Newark post., 1920-02-25
POSTPONED
PUBLIC SALE
OF PERSONAL PROprp,
Near Welsh T-zCt S-1ool
Friday, February q, leoo

Al Q c-CscE sharp
GOOD WORK HORSES
and Heaera, and / Bull Is ro,.s. ~ =,
1 Co~, with calf by her 81. y
cows are al high graz. Cgsrnrsr, A''
i registered Berkshire sv
shozts. VIII weigh = .5s s..,
2 geese, / gsz6E--
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
two-ho-se farm wagon. ! ~.
ker wagon, ? bugg.es. . -urah,,
! mower, ! single c:--. w.
horse plOw. : o1e-1c-s= D,ov
rEO-ho-se cultivate. . rrs.bo.
cuiETato-, : sP-i-E--oc.- ham,
/ 5-ol frame s-5ke-rcsc.t ba-o,
two -ow markers. ., wo-k =.
driving harness. hay -o-e. fork :,
pulleys, one SCI 6o-b.e 5.,cEs >,
rope, lot Of articles to- ----sror,
mention, fodder BY - b--6,e
Terms made known n aav
sale.
MRS. LAWRENCE WHI-Ey.
II. : A-s-uzg- A1-1--es-
{ Z-1Ez1
Newark post., 1920-02-25
Sors Heusehold Goods

Separator, milk cans. butter tub.
butter print, II acres of wheat IN
ground
Terms made known day Of sale.
CHESTER Il. EENDRICNSDN
X. : Armstrong, AucIao1es--
Harvey Davis. Clerk
Newark post., 1920-02-25
II He!stsi. and Gusrrs.. C.~s

3.os- ~ 5-=sz- s--e with calves
b --e-- s5e
Newark post., 1920-02-25
PUBLIC SALE
Or VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

II lis residence. II NeEEk o-o-=
Road, ; niles iron Stanton Ds-z-
wz-z Mi Creek Hundred o.
Friday, March 5th. 1920
al o'clock sharp
he following pz-s3-s. --C-,s--v.
u WI
Five Geuarzl Pu-p.ass Harss.
Any OF t1e- safe in lazy II drive.
Midi Cgvs and 2 HeIie7
Sc-= fresh ~ Gzy @: sale, C-le-s
clos= sE-1Es-s.
| Halstslr Bal
- , - = -
Newark post., 1920-02-25
TERMS OF SALE

Al su-as Of - dollars and upser .aSA
, ..-lls over that amount s credit of m.
al.E1hS WI b given by purchaser CIV, -sv
~ ts1k2asa note with auCrovas :,
@orser- interest from aav Al sa1s \,
Eo'os - t.e removed until the ts-,,,~ a., a.
complied with 'S-15S an
Newark post., 1920-02-25
CLEAN SWEEP SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

-tl= Ii s1srs- --sad h8Ta-E 6sei5a3 70 dis
eg1-zru= farming VIII sell wl-5o-1 re-e-Te
r-s4ra M 1aU ras5ze u -1= A2L1-zre
farm niles ras1 o+ Glasgow u tbs
E-E--- IL.
Newark post., 1920-02-25
7 Hsr... ,rs Mules

These horses az a. Yong z-c
hare LLs weight z-1 SIZE al are
No : iz- horses.
Newark post., 1920-02-25
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having rented ~ :g--- -ocztsd
q t5e Telegraph Eoa1 "a 15les
we- Il Newark. Dz1, 1ea- -l-p.e-
-, : I'll So without reserve q
II --e-zs4s- u
Newark post., 1920-02-25

C-s,.r-ua4 -ea-r -5E-=
Newark post., 1920-02-25

HENRY NJ. McINTIRE
AND BROTHER.
Racine, Auctioneer
Newark post., 1920-02-25
Thursday, March I, 1920

= II O'Clock sharp, he 5o-loE1-
De-s--z. property
Newark post., 1920-02-25

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Newark post., 1920-02-25

Il. : ARAEs7TBls6. Aac-lzs-saar.
Thompson and JesIe-. Clerks.
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Newark post., 1920-02-25

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