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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-06-02
Mr.. Wentz
Elected President of the Ma
tional Coal Association.

Az the meeting of the Nation.
al Coal Association held at At.
Iantic CITY the past week which
was attended by Il nuutb.r of
operators Of the Southwest Vir-
gina field, Mr.. ID. Il. Wentz,
president OF the Stoncga Coke
and Coal Company, was elect
eel president of the association
the period of the office being
two years.
The largest companies of this
Held that were represented at
the meeting were the Clinch-
field Coat Corporation, the
Virginia Iron, Coal aud Coke
Company, the Stoncga Coke
aud Coal Company and the Wise
Coal aud Coke Company.
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ful Bible which was pre-
scented by Miss Nora Youell The
class also gave Prof. Sulfridge a
handsome Parker fountain pen
ms was presented by Rev.
j. Nj. Smith.
Following the exercises in the
auditorium, the Alumni Associa-
ton held its annual meeting and
gave delightful banquet al the
Mission House. Mrs. lIon was
hostess, and about 30 alumni
and their friends including fac,
ulty had a very enjoyable time.
Miss Olga Horton was elected
president of the association for
the coming year.
Sunday morning at II o'clock
the Baccalaurente sermon was
preached in tile auditorium by
the Key. a. l.. Shuna,e, pastor
of the Baptist church, OF Biz
stone Gap. His theme, "The
Overcoming Life was handled
IN a masterful way, and every
one was deeply impressed with
the message. Good music was
furnished hy members of the Va.
rlous choirs under the direction
OF Mrs. Mathews.
Those receiving their dlplumas
this year are IA follows:
Carolyn Ilo BurchGeld
Margaret Helen Carico
Bonnie Emily Catrou
Irene Sproles Draper
Lucille Pridcmore Draper
Ruby Llnwood Jenkins
Georgia Gladys Scuton
'Irula Cleo Shelton
Howard Lee Slemp
Nora Boyd louell.
The final exercises were con
Quoted at the town hall, Norton,
where Hon. Harris Hart, state
superintendent, delivered the
address to the graduates OF the
entire county. Supt. } j. Kelly,
Jr., awarded the diplomas,
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Connends
Slemp
Secretary Baker Writes Let
ter of Warm Appreciation
to Virginia Representative.

Washington, May Is Score.
tary of War Newton ID. Baker
has written II letter warmly
comnending Representative G.
Bascon Sleinp for the interest
la has taken in the military
establishment to personally in
veetigate the Rock Island Arse
nal, in Illinois. The letter re
ceived by MIR. Slemp follows:
May 10, 1920
My dear MIR. Slemp:-
II know the high motives
which led you to thorough in
vestigatlon OF the Rock Island
Arsenal matter, but cannot re-
train from expressing my per.
sonai appreciation of the labor
you gayein order TO understand
this somewhat Intricate admin
lstrntive matter. IL ia a real
help To the War Department to
have such Investigations of its
plan made, aud of course have
u pretty deep sense OF satisfac
ton that at the conclusion Of
your inquiry you found TINT
my advisers were right and
were moved only by desire to
save money aud add To the If
hclency OF cur work General
Williams aud deeply appre-
ciate what you have done.
Cordially yours,
" NEWTON ID BAKER,
Secretary of War
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County
Graduates

The Wise County High
Schools held their annual com.
mrucenent in the town hall at
Norton on Monday night aud
were addressen by Hon Harris
Hart, state superintendent of
public instruction Tho grad
lntes this year of the different
schools are as follows:
AppaIachia.
Edwin Fay Armstrong. Pope Poml Ga
BILE Henry James strAdley Meta vii
llAms aud ltlschel Wolfe
Coeburn.
Icons Il Arlington, | Eslelle Cox
Mary Lee Greer, Alfred r. Haebrrlin,
Joseph T. Horne. l.oI4tti Phillips B4nr
ID Shafer and Thomas ] Wagner
Norton.
sarah Ruby Collier, Ella Barron liy-
att and Harry Beli McColgan
Big Stone Gap.
Carolyn lilo Burchhrld, Margaret Helen
CAricO, Bonnie Emily Catron, Irene
Sprdles Draper Lucille Pridemore Ora
per, Ruby l.inwOod jenkins Georgia
GLADYS SrAton, rrulI Cleo Shelton, How
ard Ike Slemp and Nom Boyd Youell
FAST Sione Gap.
Sallie Aly0na Burke. Ottie Belle John
son, Mstiie Ellington Scott, Esther VII
lite stewart Bonnie l.ec Wells and
Nanniu Muudr Wilson.
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Radford Nor
NAL Notes

The commencement eXercises
begin Friday night, June 4 -,
with the presentation of Sheri
dams school for Scandal" by
the senior class. Saturday
June ., viii be devoted tn Tie
exhibits of the muntiAl nrts.de-
parImcnt, household arts do
parunent aud the field day ex-
ercises The annual inter So
cicty debate Tor the trophy cup
viii be held on Saturday night
June 5. The subject for debate
is, Resolved, mat lrnmigra
ton should be prohibited for
live years during The Recon
strnctlon Period. The annual
debate between the literary so.
cieties is probably the most in.
tercsting aud Spectacular feu-
ture of the commencement ex
erclst,s. The commencement
sermon viii be preached by the
Rev. Claudis Smith, OF the
Episcopal Diocese of South west
Virginia The eXerclaes Sun
day evening will be under the
auspices of the \ Dung Woman
Christian ssociatiun. On
Monday forenoon til senior
class exercises will be held.
Monday afternoon the annual
uiumnar reunion and banquet
will be held y large number
OF the alumnae viii return and
very large preparations are be
ing made for tile reunion and
banquet. The closing exercises
will be held on Monday night,
June when the literary All
dress will be delivered and the
diplomas Of graduation will be
awarded.
These exercises will close the
most successful and interesting
sessions of this institution. The
attendance at ali times has
been IN large rs the dormitory
facilities of the Institution could
accommodate. There has A.
ways been II waiting list Of
students. The personnel of the
student body hus been unusual
iy satisfactory. The health of
the students has been remark
ably good. y fine spirit of co
operation and enthusiasm has
peryaded the faculty and stu.
dent body. The Indications are
that the summer quarter open
ing June Is will surpass any
preceding summer quarter in
attendance in the number and
variety of courses offered and
in the scholastic preparation
and experience OF the students
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V. P. l. NOTES

Blacksburg, Va, May y ~
The annual government lnspec
ton of the Y. + |, corps was
made by four army officers ON
May . and &. Although the in.
spectors did not express their
opinions, it Is the general be
lief of the military faculty us
well as the student body, that
the Impression made was II ia
yornble one Y. +. /. is nov
one of the twelve distinguished
colleges in the United States.
aud IL is hoped that, by the
showing she made in the recent
inspection, she will continue to
hold this rating.
The annual track meet Of the
South Atlantic lnterculleginta
Athletic Association was held
here on Friday aud Saturday,
May and s The colleges
represented in this meet were:
Johns Hopkins University, Ca
tholic University, Washington
and Lee University, University
of North Carolina, University
OF Virginia aud Y. +. |. lhe
silver cup was awarded to Vlr-
gina, which took first place
with a total If 50 points. Y L. /.
took second place with IS / >
points y gold medal, suitably
engraved, was awarded to
Nichols, of Carolina, the high
est Individual point winner, " no
had To his credit 10 points
Gold, silver and bronze medals
We're awarded To the men tax
ing first, second aud third
places in each event.
On Sunday the V. l.. |. cadet
band gave the first OF its sores
of annual spring concerts Quite
a large gathering was present
from Btacksburg and the sur
rounding country. This con
cert was undoubtedly IA great
success, Judging by the many
expressions of appreciation
from those who heard 1t. The
V. Z. | band enjoys the repu-
tation OF being one of the best
bands III the state.
The third term examinations
are now very near ut hand and
the students are looking for.
ward to them with mingled
eagerness and alarm. These
examinations will mark the
close of the 1920 session, the
last week of the session being
given up To commencement OK
ercises. Many activities are
planned for this week, includ-
ing several dances, banquets
and concerts, and reunion OF
alumni from all over the United
States
The last baseball game OF the
Techs schedule was staged be.
tween V. Z. |. and V. Nj. |. at
Lexington on Saturday, May
Is. V. NJ. |. took this game by
score of to /. The past sea
son has been very successful
for the Tech nine, who have
lost only 7 out of the 81 games
played.
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Mr.. Goss Talks to Young
Mems Club.

w. S. Goss, farm demonstra.
tor for Wise county, with head
quarters at Wise. spent last
Thursday night in Big Stone
Gap and addressed the Young
Mems Club in the school audi
forum. Mr.. Goss is experience
ed in farm matters and his talk
was very interesting and il is to
be regretted that more farmers
were not present to hear him.
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School Closes

sSith the closing OF the Big Stone
Gan schools began Thursday af-
{ telnoon of last week. At 3
osclock there was a piano recital
by Miss Dutl's music pupils.
following this, an open air pro
gyam consisting of physical drills,
/ games and folk dances was given
b The grade pupils on the school
Lawn. These exercises were we'll
attended, aud those present were
8highly pleased with the work
ibelng done along the line of
spl ysical education, IN our public
:clools.
on Friday evening n very en-
Retaining program was rendered
Sin the auditorium by the pupils
Of the primary aud grammar
aales. The singing, the fairy
drill, and pageant, "Primrose
IAue, we're delightfully."- rem
dtred by the children. The ex-
eiclses showed every evidence of
CAREFUL training ON the part of
! tn teachers aud painstaking ef-
sfoli on the part of the children.
Between acts Supt. j. j. Kelly,
j., was introduced; and after
reviewing briefly the education
.al progress Of Wise county, he
,syarded prizes to the successful
CONTESTANTS at the County School
FAR Those winning first prizes
.Serc as follows: Juanita John
&u, Elizabeth Morton, Wmton
EGraham, Margaret Catron 2nd
sPri1e, llelmu Dowell, Margaret
Thompson aud Lucille Draper. y
lPrile Of f25 was awarded To the
By stone Gap School for the
st,st all around exhibit. Next,
8ll0n. John w. Chalkley was III
Itioduced who spoke i'll behalf of
. tlc bond issue to erect new
shgl. school building. He made
70 strong appeal to the voters to
sc6me out on Saturday and vote
SftT the new building in order
slh1i adequate room be- provided
sttr all children in the Big Stone
sGap district. Prof. Suliridge
Ellen came forward and awarded
5tFo prizes, one to the first pri
snary grade and the other to the
shgh fourth. These prizes had
been offered by the primary
se4de keeping the cleaneat sec
Elton Of lawn. The little folks
hal done we'll aud deserved the
sbeaAtiIul pictures which they
srtceiyed
Oa Saturday evening, the class
sday exercises We're held in the
saulltoriiIm, which had been
BEAUTIFULLY decorated for the oc
Su''pN, ~ would take too mech
.Il'e 10 20 INTO detail as regards
gus program, put We can not
.fsA" ~" hishiy Oh the eNcelieht
r + t''s re"' by tne graduates.
q ,"e e, essay, Labor omhin
II ~" ny georgia oe"t"h ana
9IS aieuic'ory address by Lu,
'y Dr"p'r deserves speclai
s'''"'' me thought III These
~ KITE was well sustained, ana
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S2,5OO.OO

Twenty-first S tire e t.
Paramount. Eight rooms,
bath, gas, newly painted,
suitable for two families,
or will pay as an invest
ment.
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S3.75O.OO

East Broad Street, near
TWenty-eighth S t + e e t.
Brick, six rooms, bath, gas,
in good order.
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FOR RENT. summer home, completely
furnished; ten rooms. hardwood floors
three bathrooms. servants quarters, In
light. water. On outskirts OF town in Biua
Ridge: ell. walton 400 feet: swimming and
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S4,75O.OO

Virginia Avenue, High
land Park. Six rooms,
bath, gas, electric lights,
large porches, 70 foot lot,
located near park.
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a large financial security brokerage
has an opening in its Richmond
branch Office for security sales
man. We handle only tho highest
type of financial securities and our
representative are only tho high
est typo OF men. Previous expert
eneo In selling bonds and securities
Is not necessary. but you must be
man. good health. good habits.
cican-cut. good appearance. aver
ago intelligence and references that
will bear rigid investigation. To
tho right man this Is wonderful
opportunity. DO not reply unless
you havo confidence in your own
ability and mean business. Ad-
dress nii communications to C los.
care Times dispatch
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No. 61o
Chamberlayne Ave.
Ginter ark

Pursuant to a decree of tho Chan
Gerry Court OF the City of Richmond,
entered the 9Th day of June, I02O,
In the chancery suit of FannA Il.
Overton's eSecutrix. etc. VS.. Thoma as
Pollard Towards administrator, ct
ais, we will offer Mt auction the
above property. consisting of WELL
built frame dwelling with all mod
ern conveniences che lot fronts 100
feet and has depth of $50 feet), on
TUESDAY. JUNE 90. 1920,
at o'clock L. NJ
on the premises.
Possession OF these premises may
be had on September 1. 1920. TERMS:
cash rs to SO much as may be ncccs-
sary to pay the costs and expenses
OF this sale. with all taxes, levics
and insurance premiums due and un-
paid as OF date of sale, and the
ratable proportion of taxes and levies
!or the present year. and to pay or
and discharge the debt OF $4,000,
with interest thereon from March
%, 1920, until paid, and the balance
In two installments at ono and two
years, evidenced by notes OF the
purchaser. with interest added from
date of sale. and secured BY deed
of trust OF the property: or all cash
at the option of the purchaser
JOHN HOWARD,
G. u. CA3DWELL.
Special Commissioners,
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S3,5OO.OO

S3,5OO.O0-
Thirty-fourth S tire e t.
Church Hill, near Chimbo-
razo Park, six rooms, bath,
gas, new paper. Possession
at once.
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school education. three ycars eSpcrienca
In ,oookkeepins and Office work.. desires
Employed. hut desires change. Best OF
reftr"nco. Address BOX 1876. Manchester
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FINANCIAL
business OPPORTUNITIES

business opportunities So
GROCERY store for sale in coiored neigh
Dornood, doing a good business. Reason
lot selling, going In other business Adj
Dress II III. caro- Times Dispatch
HOTEL LEASE-,For lease furnished the
July 1870; ot 81 r ~ stanton. va. f:eS
baths: hot and cold water. electric
business; owner wishes to retire Adj
dress q. X. Bolich. Staunton. Va
REFRIGERATING PLANT-For sale .
ION reIrIScrating plant: cheap for quick
Money to Loan 40
A LOAN on your farm or real estate Ia
what you need. George e CrawSor5 e.
Co. s32 East Main Street. u %
CITIZENS LOAN socIRTI-
L1cESsEp AND RoNpEp.
LEGAL. RATES.
A Different Kind of Loan COMPANY
CITIZENS loan SOCIETY
TslssphSoassss K ksSaoN sh'E isss.
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REAL EST .iTE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale
FOR SALE
THESE HOMES

Possession September l..
Reasonable cash payment,
balance like rent. We want
you to see these. Make en-
gagement.
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The bond required Of the Special
Commissioners by tho above decree
has been duly given.
CHAS. Q. SAvILLE,
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TELEPHONE Randolph and tell a
Times Dispatch Want Ad Taker WHAT
YOU want. She'll help you write com.
sultE
TELEPHONE your Want Ad to Ths
Times Dispatch
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STATESMAN desires 10 change: experience
ed electrical jobbing business; best re-
Iereuccs. Address lo7. care Times
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THE CHuRCn JILL

THE CHURCH JILL BANK,
Richmond. Va
Tho directors OF this bank have declared
semiannuai dividend OF - per cent
on the capital stock OF this ba nix. payable
July !. 1920. TO stockholders OF record
June IS. 1899
Checks will be rlalicd.
CHAS. e. TALl.EY
Vice President and Cashier
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO-DiviGcn,l
noticc--Thc board II directors q. the
Universal Leaf Tobacco Company. incor-
porated. have declared regular quarterly
dividend or per cert on the preferred
stock OF the company. payahl" On July
/. 1920. to siockhold. rs OF record on June
10. 1920. Checks for said dividend Will
b, mailed to tho stockholders. The trans
fer books Will he closed on June Is. 1920.
and rcnpt ned on July l. 1890. W. y. VIII
lincfErn. Secretary
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,S4,50O.OO
Highland Park, good To-
cation, eight rooms, bath,
gas, electric lights, porches,
good lot.
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Poultry md Supplies

for squads. Al w. r. Ellis wcn, irond
street, and Brausr Or HASTEN 1908 East
Cary Street Distributors.
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Household Goods

ONE walnut mante. mirror. mahogany
Colonial china press and one par!or sci
I pieces. Call Madison 4776. -
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices


LEGAL notice. have this day Dough,
the business known Majestic Reg
tnurdnt. No. los East Broad Street All
creditors are notified To present bills to
present occupants. IN. cranias and Ster-
gicus {. Miras. on or before tho LIST day of
July. 1870. II, II. Elicit.
oFFiCE OF German American Builhinr and
Loan Corporation. Richmond. Va. June
u: is9 The directors OF this company
dividend OF 80 payable to stoca holders on
and after July /. 1870. Chas. X Wills.
SECRETARY and Treasurer.
: E \ l. r ID PHOrOSALS-On General
g, supply RWypoi; Ssyenteenih and F
proposais will be opened a, above address.
IL a. Nj. July 4. 1920. for $4,000 feet
common white pine lumber. Information
and proposal forms may Toe had upon .,p-
plication here.
THE PLANTERS NATIoNAL BANK.
KIchmond, Va. June 81 1870
The dircctors Of this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF go on the capital stock. payable july
l. 1920 TO the stockholders OF record rs
Cheeks Will be- mailed.
W. NJ GODDARD.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wan,ci-AIale

FARMERs-Ai once Two uhI,c :. .oIo-.ci
men. farm work. Board and slecp on
P!hcc; Apply Walter Il. Brauer. lilo East
FlREMEN. BRAkEMEN-s2o0-sas e1-
perlcnce unnecessary, Wrlte 4. 7yo
caro- Tl!n0s- Dispatch,
HELP WANTED-PubIIc Employment
b1rean. Room .. City Hall.
HOUSE PAIN'rERS--A.h Uetzer G Son.
100 East Main street
LEAEN accounthncy. tho highest paid
a. profession In the world For Informal
ZION address, q 1923. care Timtx- Dispatch
MEN. ATTENTION!-
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SALESMAN desires position; experienced
In banking, AUTOMOBILES. financing and
Insurance; best references. q las. cure
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MALE STENOGRAPHER wants position
July LIST. Good reference. Address II
rs. care Times Dispatch.
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YOUNG MAN. good education, Al AUTO
mcchanic, would like to connect with
Times. dispatch.
foJNG MAN--Wanted, position by young
man past rs. with college education;
caro- Timrs- Disnafch
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Suburban for Rent

FURNISHED st Ven room dwelling In Vir-
einia mountains; fruit. garden, ice. ga
rage: 1900. u. Is. Bagby. West Point. va
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Electrical Supplies. Oh.
Good Things to Eat

ONE pound can Lunch Tongue. is: 2
pound: s L.; pounds new potatoes. rs.
The August Grocery Co.. Gil East Mar
shall, Cash and Garry system. Madison
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M[tCH lNlST--Precision production exDer
on magnetic and Instrument work wanis
evening employment after o. Address {;
6Sh. CAre Timrs s. DiSI,n 81 - v
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IHEi QUICK WAY TO get what you NAM
when you want IL Is to read and use
Times Dtspat"h classified ads
THESE Wan: Ads Produce Resuita
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FINANCIAL
Money to Loan

MONEY loaned to houBcke.pcrs at legal
iniSresI Standnrd Credit Company. 2i1
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Houses for Rent

FURNISHED HOME to responsible per-
son to september !. with lots OF fruit
and veEeta bies from large garden: rent
free. except must furnish breakfast and
dinner TO one person: Is minutes from
CITY Hall. and near car line. Apply, Mad
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REL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale S:S

A BARGAIN
Six and one-half acres,
good six-room house, one
half mile of station, eight
miles of city. Plenty shade.
Price, $3,850.00.
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No. 528 Brook Ave.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINdt OF
CREDITORS.
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BY G. l.. 6 II. L. DENOON. INC,
Rea! Estate Auctioneers. 81 d
Sale by Public Auction Of the desir-
able brick dwellings,, $3.50 q,
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Situations Wanted-aiale

LINOTYPE OPERATOR non-union de-
slrey position in Richmond. References
furnished: ~ 100. care Times Dispatch
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Musical. Dancing, Dramatic 4

DANClNG--Mrs. q c. Emmenha user 20
tSst Aarshali stroet. guarantees in nv
Iesaona. Nadison 62S5-J y
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Nos. 522, 524, 526s
BROOK AVENUE.

ling 7}'stcF 81
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Peal Estate for Exchange SO

CHAS. f. LOEHR & Co. INC, Insurance
and Real Estate, 30i Mutual Build ing
l. arthur Bayliss. Manager Real Estate
Department..
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HOUSEKEEPING
AZ legal charges. Phone Madison 2537
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
zo2 IL North sixth Street Second Floor,
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Situations Wnntcd-IlemaIc 3

coMPANION-A lady wishes positIon a,
Gonna nion Tor old lady or housekceper
2206 between IL and ., or call al ais Nest
franklin. Mrs. Cannon.