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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-17
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HOUSES AND LOTS

IF Y0U Want 10 buy or sell prop:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

STUDY FRENcH-Native tacher
of French Irom Morgantown
High School will organize a class in
beginning French in Fairmont TO
Friday or Saturday Of each week
Call S0-R. 9-l6 2t--S9U2
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENTSTwo furnished rooms
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argue with him. Thoy were eager to
know about the strange world under
o. When n tho birds begin to plan to
north. then everything living In tho
Ing somewhere. Many :"V Of them M %ava
no plans. They just lie in some shairE
INV INV Pool and walt until n swiftly NOV
away OH" 'ee ''''"''
b.a Great a. shoals OF fish, big and little.
hoM r the call Of spring. No mater
and e. my ny hurry together to The rivers
"t, looms h where the water is fresh.
some oT IN happy thoy reLwhen they find
WIN reeds and grasses! 'o'>
,eav woW a,o ttney have found u place to
Greg M an the birds In one voice.
NO, indeed, they lay eggs. bu, tho
The eggs "G and t nssns' They Just leave
enc hsh are grown they tu.n abont
ma go back to the ocean again II H.
homc." al thihR OF Il
Mr.: Tree Frog closed his eyes and a.,
mo ho' o SPEAK tor several minutes. Then
story: y" win ms
When the birds arc restless. Singh.
for their mates and winsin'ES 's a6nnIt
riends in the water. the shining o ,H,
Se"s MS frie e9r a h home Cams,
'ooR very handsome. hut he has n w,rn,
amily. "''e ana
Father and Mother Catfish lead "a,
way. There arc hundreds OF other fi1n
stleS' too, and they push and crowd
each other all the time. but they nevn-
quarrel. When Mother CATFISH is tirc,I
;he stops to rest and Father Catfis.,
taxes the FAMILY under his care He H.
= mn e ~
me ktttcnfish can sleep and rest IL
ariVcs them In and then he guafds
tnetn, ! nave been told that the Kitten.
sh LOCK like my family in the water
omt our FAMILY is much handsomcr AZ
every one aggees. -
When the kittcnfsh arc tiny .h...-
ook like tadDoles just as I did: b,,
. course. only people who live on lam
WA never get acquainted with thosa
VINO i've In the air or tho water wo,,rd
ever MAKE such a great mistake az IL
al Ktttenfsh 2 baby tadpole."
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Sleepy Hour Tales
THINKING rs HARD TASK.
Bi SUZANNE BRETT.
Mr.. Tree Frog was excited.

MIR. Tree Frog was excited.
lie was singing loudly when tho
Hravc Bluebird came to Willow Brook
for a little visit.
Look. look" he called Blucbird.
There they go"' The Brave Blucbird
nearly fell into the water he tipped
over 40 far trying to see what 1t was
that had excited his friend.
SIR. Junco and the Chickadees oil
came flying to tho Willows and every
pnc, was there except Downy Wood
pcclScr.
Chickadec was the first ono TO Sc.
tho swiftly moving dark cloud in the
Hrook. He few to tho very tip end
OF the longest Willow branch and hung
mis- head down 20 that his black cap
almost touched the water.
Who is it?' he twittercd TO Mr..
Tree Frog
'Tha, is my neishbor. Father Cat
fish He is taking ali the kitten Cat
ish ont for Il run in the Brook"
What a big family" exclaimed the
birds as the swarm of Catfish swcDt
r'-r the Willow branch.
Yes. indeed. IL is big famiSy.
There arc as many rs 500 children."
Vol. am very glad ] do not be-
long To the Catfish family" said CHICK
tdce. What care! Who looks after
them?"
water people are very different from
tho birds in all their habits. You see
nave lived with both and so no one
knows more than do about them
he waited Tor some one to speak
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her by keeping hor worried all the
timo. That Is one OF the best things
lot of husbands can do, seJ Ma
Well. Sod Pa. l doant know how 1t
Is with sum- but any riteinE l ever
did cud be done one time as woll as
another. Most of II. sed Pa. need new
yer have been done at all. sed that
quick so YOU wuddent say II first. scd
Pa.
Ma LATED. wonder what II Ia that
maike sum pccpul irto wen others cant
Tern to rte no matter how hard thay
try. Sod Ma
oh. sed Pa. IT is the misterius thing
we call scenyus. Sum day We shall
suppose everybody will be ritcinE or
composing musick or painting picters
that time. sed Pa. will be on the
Long Trail.
I guess we all will, acd Ma. But
can't help thinking about that Ital-
yum that has to rite In the rain.
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HIS FRIENDS NOTED
A BIG IMPROVEMENT
Petersburg Man Gained Twelve
Pounds In Thirty Days and
Praises TanIac.
IT PUT HIM on HIS FEET
All His Troubles Quickly Over.
come, and @Feels Like
Young Man" Now.
IT PUT HIM on HIS FEET
wasn't looking 20 npoh ,,,

wasn't cooking 30 much for gain
IN weight as for relief from my SUI
Leas oht have gotten both. and you
may know by that what think OF
Tanlao," said T. r. Morris w.I
knc"n resident OF ZIG Brown Stree,
ie'eFsbnrS. Va. in conversation with
Gently re-
since began taking ranlac. about
th!rtE days ago" Mr. Morris expisIp.d
nae gained twelve pounds and ms,
!ots N my friends have spoken sho,t
my wonderful IMPROVEMENT. whiie
coming out or church. last Sunday, one
OF my friend. wanted TO know u.har 7
''ao d"ne Tor myself TO make me look
80 much better. ] told hin about Tan
lac. OF course, ard he ~ now taking
me medicine himself for indig.s...1.
ana m sure II WIN help him as IL has
me.
II had been rocking along for e,v-
eral years in a half-s sick condition and
feeling tired out and no accoun, all
inc time But three years ago I com
menccd getting worse rcpidlv and nj
the time ] began taking Tanlac could
not aS'ehd 10 business or do any Kind
OF work. | would hloat uD after cat
ing, have Intense pains in the nj, NJ
my stomach, and my heart would Hut-
ter and ralritatc until ! thought each
breath wonld he my last. My heart
Jus seemed TO stop beating for few
struggle for breath. | actually dreaded
TOT night to come. for I could ndrdiy
sleep lying down, and Some nights I
had 20 sit up IN bed all night in order
To breathe got 10 where had 10
stay in bed for days at a ,i,ne md
when up ] could hardly 60; around at
all | had awfu! PAINS in my sides, and
also had rheumatism in my arms and
legs. ] could hardly bear TO move nv
arms and my legs hurt SO bad couldn't
WAX without dragging my feet. There
was a continuous rsnawins pDin IN my
stomach, and nothing / ate agreed with
mo.
80 kind Of medicine or treatment
dii nc any good. for / kept getting
"ors. In fact. vas told that would
never get over my troubles. and be-
came badly discouraged and dcsnon-
dent. thinking my time was close ct
hand. ] had been reading what others
SAID Taniac had done for them, and
rs last resort, decided to try my
luck with this medicine Well. sir. I
felt good results almost mmcdiateIy
Nfter ! had taken but n few doses I
was feeling better than nad in
months, and by the time my first bot.
! tie was gone there Was all the differ
cncc in the world In my feelings 1
have no more siceplcss nichts now
/ for | can lie RICH, nat down. br.u.be
+ Tree and easy. and sleep Ike .hild
/ everything | eat tastes good and
| agrees with me perfectly, for n..vcr
"a'" any more pain. heart palpi:ation
/ or distrcss of any kind after eating.
! NY legs and arms don't hurt me any
| more, ana can get around as spry
and work about as we'll az c,uld
| when a young man. can recommend
| Taniac because II has put mo on NY
rect ana made life worth living.
| There's nothing like it,"
laniac lis soid in Richmond by Grant
| Drug Co and Tragic Drug Co.--Adv.
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Little Bobby and His Pa
ny WILLIAM K. KIRK.

was reedins the other day, sed
Ma, tina; a crate Itaiyun poet scd he
cud rite only wen it was showing.
ise1t that funny!
IT sounds funny, sed Pa bat II may
be so. Tha-e was a long time that
had TO have things stormy heefoar
cud 90 my best riteins. II things
waSent stormy. l felt lost in them
Il sounds foolish to me, tho. eed
Ma. shud think that one cud rite
the oeS; wen the sun was shining
and the littel birds were singing
fou newer can tell abou, us poets,
SEQ Ia ! rote one OF my erliest mas
Ter p!cces wen 1t was blowing eighty
niles nour. Pa sed. All the naoors
MAYBE they was afrade you were
gong 20 read yu.e poem out loud
TO them. sed Ma
No. sed Pa. i, is tack that crate
mlnds sum times work best in storm
Ihat i: why ! often thot I would like
tors has toald me 20 go. sed Pa
knew musishua onst, sed Ma. \
Way talented lady In our set thar
cud comp.ose hutiful fancles wen she
was In deep truobei. Her husband
knew X seq Ma, so he used 10 help
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

visit his set at Universal City. Sum-
monins the bewildered parsonage to
me center OF THO set Mr.. Gorrard Srasps
nm cordially by The hand and caat =
II wicked wink ut tho orchestra. The
musicians mako a rough guess as to
M his national anthem. Once in n
while the musicians get of ON tho
wrong ROOT and play ''Itulc Brltania"
Tor an lriShman; hut as n rule the cere-
inonH Is success. Gerard Is direct
Ing The Forged Bride" Supporting
Mary MaciLarcn in tho cast are DAG,
mar Godowsky. Thomas Jefferson and
other widely known players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

pcrvisor. was a technical man with his
company when Mr.. LOWS was viii,
Rudd CHI istiana. former star and
stage director of the Irving Place Thea
,er' New YORK. IL the newest convert
important role In "rhc Prirng osc Path =
the story by Baya Il Vciilcr, now be-
ihs produced At Universal City.
\ Japanese temple seventy feet high
ana typical street of Nippon haVe
Metro Studios In Holl' wood under the
direction Of NJ y. Staulcup, designer
or me special art settings OF Viola
ton OF The Willow Tree" the Conan
& Hlrris stage fantasy. written by
J. II. Bcnrimo and Harrison Rhodes.
NJ. p. staulcup. eighteen months n
Metro art director. his been n3pn Mt ID
p. Butler general super nt ny S,, Org
tho studios In Hollywood Cal Mr.
Staulcup, was Frizma's first ar, dircc-
department OF public informa,ion's
propaganda pictures before coming to
Metro.
Mae Husch. former musical comedy
star and recently featured in screen
comedies, whose last work in The films
In Won S,rohcims Universal prodS,c
ton. The Devils Passkcy." has been
StEaEcu ior an important role in '"FrC
Primrose PATTI. the Bayn,d Vcilier
drama. which is being produced nj I'M.
ycrsal City. under Christy Cabannc's
direction.
June Mathis. we'll known in thea.-i
cal and motion picture circles as an
actress and scenario writer, was re-
Gently admitted to the Eolienbec)l
Home for Aged People. at Los Angelica,
Cal. Friends. who arranged for her
entrance. told the superintendent OF
the old peoples Eome-a Mr. Yo,np
that Miss Mathis wished to observe In,
routine OF life in such an institution.
and 10 obtain intimate incidents TO
Classics Inc. picturization OF "Old Lady
81 tho stage play by Rachel CrothcrS
the scenes OF which are laid in an old
woman'e home.
Douglas Gerard. the Universal Ill
rector. has devised an impressive 70.
ccption for distinguishes guests who
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Information Bureau.

: Arquirfes regarding almost shy tsrtc
excepting on leEni and medical sob-
quirteh ARE answered directly b1 nrr
soahi letter. .elf-1ddre.aed sram ped
envelope In required. Addre,s TIE
Rtehmohd. Va
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Lon d on Bridge,

o. 8; D.. Ciifton-L~oado Bridge vas
opsneo ~ King William ". august !
we're cast from the metal OF French
{ -aanor captured ~ The Peninsula VA
t1ondon bridg" is one o, fourteen -oad
oIluges In the County Of London. !.
3ermonosey. The cd. btldre stand.
iirst IN historical Interest and has been
HaLnous Tor many generations. scar
4ng us rows OF houses ana its chapel
the centcr. il was completed ea.Iv
n the thirteenth century 1t was 500
yards long and had ;Hcrty nVrrow
ing bridge. which was buii, az --sri,.
~ Johh Rennie and his son, Si- John
Sennis. and con2ietcd In 1881 i
tioeninS "f TINS bridge was found nee.
essay 70 accommodate the growth O,
Lralnc. This project was discussed for
many years and in 1904 was completed
~ means OF corbeis projecting on
during the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Tom Mix is resting, having com.
pleted rs Gold Coins" the FIRST Fl. II
Van Loan story for Fox in which Min
appears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Movie Calendar

INVOLUNTARY Piekford. in "F'oIiy-
anna y
BLUEBIRD-Earle Williams. ssThe
Black GRte."
80 BROADWAY - Lillian Gish, I'm
gSThe Greatest Question"
sCOLONIAL-Aiice Brady, in '"The
Fear Market
sSe IsIS-t'The Cinema Murder"
< ODEOS-Constance TnimndEe. In
Ssrhe Yelled Adventure"
~ nEX-Chnrlie Chaplin, In sunny
SIDE" ''The Grcnt Rudium Mystery"
and "Uncic Tom Without Cabin"
VICTOR - Norma Tnlmndsc. in
"Shc Lovcs and Lies"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Richard Tucker. who plays in Gold.
wyn pictures. was reported killed In
the casualty list three times during
much alive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Marion Davies Dance. Again

i, For few minutes Marion Davies.
the beautiful screen star, slips back
Cinema Murder the picture at the
Isis Theater this week. According Ia
the story, she is an actrcse about 20 DO
featured In play by an unscrupulous
financier who has selfish reasons Tor
pushing her into prominence 1t Is a
good screen adaptation of z. Phillips
Oppenhcim,s novel by the same name
Scnretts His Last False Step" &c thc
comedy feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Miss Shirley Mason will not res,
after completing Her Elephant Man
but will Immediately start work or
Tier Harvest" also from Tho pcn n,
Pearl Dolcs Bell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Normn Tnimadse Here.

Norma Talmadge has troubles Of
me- own In She Loves and Lies" an
adaptation OF W'lkic Collins famous
novel, which Is At the Victor 'rheater
today. tomorrow and Wednesday, No.
only is che called upon 20 assume the
OF Greenwich Village. New York's IA
NOUS Bohemian quarter, and an Old
:ady o. Iftr-two, but she must play
me latter part so well tha; she can land
5he gets away with II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Deer Shedding Horn.

q Miss c. r. R.--R!chmond.--Deer shed
their antle!s and renew them COM
p1eteiy every year. The horns calinn
antlers. droDp of close 10 the skuli
every year and are completely renewed
IN about four months. william Jen-
%SfngR Bryan was rnver President Of tn.
United States. He was Secretary q,
state tn the Cabinet Of President VIII
4 eon from March (. 1919, to juno ., 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

AS villain. Jack Ricna rvison. who
il supporting Tom Moore. in 'Duds. :.
would make good hero. He recently
won the diamond cuff buttons offered
by movie magazine for the most
popular villain. obtaining more than
5000 votes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
SCREEN BREViTIES

Pauline Starkc. who supports Jack
I'ickford. In The Little Shepherd OF
Kingdom" is an expert equestrian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Life Insurance CARRIES man over the hard
places in life-sickness accident and business re-
verse. The loan value which all life insurance
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The MausoIeu,n of uslicnrn..

Student. Hampton. - Tn. greatest
Tork or Gtec!an TOMB arcsiitcct1re was
me 'nacsoieuih al Halica;nassus. II
gas erected to Mausolus OF Carl. Ly
MS widowed Queen, Artcmisia. In AKA
q. The architectural work was OF
ionic style and was designed b. tho
OF the sulptures were by Scopas tn
base or the structure was OF ma-hIc
work htty feet high. Tho sepuIcher
measured ABOUT 100 feet square Above
thirty-siX Ionic columns. The sid G 81,
Inc tomb were decorated by many
statues and FculpturcG figures on INC
3eet high, was a bronze statu. OF KIM.
hausolus. standing IN a chariot o.,
marble drawn by four bronze horses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

ELI Stanton. PLAYING in Going some"
was selected for the All-American right
tackle in 1905
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
~The Yelled Adventure

the Odcon program today and tonor-
row in The Yelled Adventure" one or
the most interesting product ions this
famous star made in a long time
1t is story admirably suited 20 the
talents of Miss Talmadge, who takes
full advantage OF the opportunities
presented in this picture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Natives and Foreigner, j., C,,I In.
80. dnSIIH


: subscriber. Lync!,burg.-O. tn. C70
81 persons engaged IN coal mining =,
.he date OF the thirteenth census CIg16,
323.669 males and III females ve,c
foreiEn-born whites This number IN
.ciudes 4o9 owners and operators thi-iv
seven officials %? managers and e,irer-
intendcnts. and 1851 bosses fore,nrn
Tand oversees. |; Includes also Sgi
clerical workers and il9G workers in
skilled trades, such ~ hlnckgrni,hs
engineers. boile:makcrs carpentnrs
ms etc The nun Der Of coal
mine operators IN ltia. excluding mr.
5prletarv, official supervisory and cl.rI-
cal workers, and thc followers nf
skilled trades was cl3,e24-Gi35Ia
males and 405 females
& Sor~eglnns.
8. q. B.. Ciarksvillc.- The Sorwcrlar.
are Of the Scandinavian branch OF ma
Teutonic race; so are the Swedrs nor
lwegians differ from Swedcs IN notifies
more than racialy The kingdom ~
Nor way at one time wos more power
9fuI than that OF Sweden, and the Nor
wegians Of today resist the amalga,na
ton OF their country with the present
more powerful kingdom OF sweden I,
lis suggested now that i! thu Scand;
naviar peninsula was not the actua!
cradle OF the Aryan race. |, was tho
osntcr OF Aryan diffusion; 30 that the
Norwegians arc not to he viewed as
descended from Lapps or Chinese.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

when Mr.. Lewis worked thcrc md
Edward Shutter. outdoor technical an
pcrrisor was u technical man with his
company when MIR. Lowls was with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Mitchell Lewis will not be among
strange faces when he comes to the
Metro studios I'm Hollywood to start
Timing his first Jack London story.
ger was studio manager OF Thanhouscr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Protect Your Loued Ones !!

Ex-President VIM H. Taft saws: "Nothino
works so much on conscientious man as the pros
pect of leaving loved ones helpless Life insurance
solves this nrOhlemn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
The Fear Market.


Not few people in the United States
have read the very thrilling story. The
Fear M%!kei written by Princess
Troubetzhcy. and no: recalled to mind
a similar story which occupied the
most prominent position OF the from,
page OF the daily press throughout tho
country for many weeks. II deals with
vicious scandal sheet whose editor is
a mystery and impossible 20 discover
society girl. sylvia Stone Calico
Srady). AT eye~iiReS TO the act OF
self-destruction committed BY her
friend. Mrs. Hill. on account OF the pub
lication OF ii6clous story in this
run down and trap the fox in his
lair and bring him 20 Justice Alice
lSrady's portrayal o: sylvia stone is
80 genuine that il places her in the
first rank OF realistic screen artists
and her emotional work proves her
versatility beyond peradven:ure OF
.he Colonial Theater where The Fear
Market is presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

policies have after the first two years
is something which puts men on their
feet again every day of the world.
Many facts could be cited to show
that the Life Insurance Policy of to-
day is something no prudent nor
thrifty man can afford not to have in
generous measure. It isn't fair to
say you have to carry the policy be-
cause, in reality, the policy helps to
carry you.
If you had not thought of Life In
,,,.oxoo -, .,,,+ +l,:o l;,.Lk 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS At LOCAL HOUSES.
dPollyannn" at Buou.

~ Critics everywhere assert that Pol
fyanna" is one o. the greatest pic
.ures ever Mined. The reason for this
is that the philosophy upon which the
story is based constituted 4 theme
which at the present time has unusually
Wide appeal. This production Will be
the feature at the Bjou Thcater this
week Undoubtedly Mary Pickfogd
with characteristics far-siGhtc dncs. had
this in mind when she chose this cclc-
aratcd work as her frs; vehicle tu- the
United Artists Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

G.--"roo Much johnson" w,.
written hy William Gillette, N. tas
. .sso acsor ana writer who also ~rotc
~, on the stage. ana has rec.y,Iy bcm,,
mined as Paramount 4 ,crar, 80
'ure. with Bryant Wasaburn 49, PC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
rie M'i:.iSm, Mt the nIuebird.


The fact that there is no limit 10 the
sacrifice OF which maternal love is
capable IS demonstrated with highly
dramatic eifect in the new NitaErapl
picture entitled, The BlacA Gate"
This production. with Earle Williams
in the stellar role. will he seen at the
y Big v" comedy and currents events
ire the added features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Ai n ~ M'lmhar-!son Ford is divorced
.ntu' eHS h!ni care % Famous pi,vc,
$50 Filth Avenue, Ne,y We t,t::Ye's'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

People used to ask: "Do you carry
life insurance." That question is
now out of date. Life insurance, in
its perfected modern form, does not
have to be carried-IT HELPS TO
CARRY the man who invests in it.
A Life Insurance Policy CARRIES
YOU to the office of the bank presi-
dent and gives you good welcome
when you ask for business loan.
Life Insurance CARRIES YOU
into the position of sizable estate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Today Is
National
Life
Insurance
Day!

surance salesman at once and let him tell YOU in
plain terms what it means to you and what amount
in your position should have You will
never regret the step.