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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms and t,osrd

Rooms and Bonrd 81
ADAMS ST. lOf7--Hoom aud board for
two gentlemen. All conyenlences.
MARKET ST.. l2oo-Koom on second
floor, with board
MARKET ST, fsOf--ftoom and board for
young ladies Phone a7sl W.
ROOM AND BoARD--For two young men.
Rooui weli heated use of phone. good ioca-
ton. g01 w Eleventh street.
ROOM AND BoARD--Aiso nrst-ciass table
board. Phone 76f3
SPRUCE ST.. i0f4 board and room for
refined young man. Home comforts. No
oDlectlon 70 rallfoadef. Phone sf33.
WAsHINqT0N ST.. 1919 Rooms for
rent, with board. All conveniences.
WAsHfNGTDN ST. gfg-H00ms and first
class table board. Centrally located.
W. FOURTH ST, 9f5-Roon and board
Tor two men or man and.wife. Phone 23V5.
Rooms Without Boari ss
ADAMS ST. 007--NIcely furnished room
for gentleman Phone 44lI ).
ADAMS STREET. IiO5-Niceiy furnished
room. Phone 0567 w
e. FIFTH aT., 4fs-~Two second story front
rooms. furnished. Gas, electric and water
FRENCH 81, 7II-kOOrns Tor lodging and
light housekeeping.
JEFFERSON ST, Iaf2-Nicely furnirlod
bedrooms. Good location Use OF phone.
MARKET ST.. Room with private
NEAR e'rH AND BROQME sTs.-Two
large, wei furnished rooms in private fam
lily. Phone sei7 ).
ROoM--very daslrable, With bstn. For
gentleman. Phone T45s.
RODNEY ST. i7fi-F Furnished room. elcc-
tric light and heat. use of phone. Phone
5sIg }.
wEsT ST. 6ii--Two large. furnished
front rooms. suitable for two.
WAsHiNGToN ST.. 170f~Tro furnished
Single rooms for rent Phone gT4s i
WASHINGTON sT-. Furnished front
room. Ia modern apartment. Apply Mrs.
Williams sl3 Washington street
". 6TH ST. 6l4 Nicely furnished room
Tor gentlemen Phone S745 W.
". SEVENTH ST. 1872 Private family
you'd ike to rent room 20 gentleman.
References.
". gTH ST.. 504-Tso unfurnished rooms.
All convenienees. Phone 1868.
" izfH 81, lO3-Rooms for rent. All con-
venlences.
Rooms For Housekeeping 90
LINCOLN ST. I02--Two rooms FOR ught
gousekeoping Bath and gas. No objec-
MONROE ST.. 7i5--second hoor. four
rooms. back porch. No children
MARKET sT. la0i-Tw0 rooms and
kitcnenette on nrst floor. Phone s74i W.
AAKkET ST. 2f2s-Thre. unfurnighed
rooms for light housekeeping. No children.
MARKET sT., 88o3-Ihres rooms and
bath for lght housekeeping.
". FOURTH sT.. I325-Egrnishsd front
room for two men or man and wife for
lodglng or ight housekeeping.
Where to Eat II
TABLE BOARD-By tho week us King
street. Mrs. Y. Hand.
Where 70 Stop In Town II
THE STRAND
Fourth and Poplar. Bures. Tabs
board. Newly furnished rooms. Phone
Gao W.
ANNEX HOTEL-Easf Fourth street. Good |
rooms with hot water heat tub and +
shower baths. $3.50. $500 and SsO0 !
weekly. single beds. 35c, soc, 75c and 81. (
Open day and Night.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT-F rooms use OF hath.
Light and heat furnished. In suburbs 20 4
minutes ride 10 4th X Market. Della
ware Steamship Agency Co. eOT Orange /
street. Phone 556S R-2
rooms aud bath /
Hot water heat. hot water all year, shower
baths, Janitor service. Apply Young & Co.. /
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Wanted-To Rent

APARTNlEN,T-s furnished Kitchen
cite and bath, Phone 7ol7 j..
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Couple would
like two or three rooms for light house,
keeping in Washington Heights section
Reference. Address r 16, Every Evening
Once.
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TANk TRUCK DRIVER-Man wanted
for large oil company. Good future for
right man. Must have Al reference Age
80 TO 40. Address o 3d. Every Evening
Once.
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USED TRUCKS
GARFoRD. I1S TONS, WITH CAB.
CHEvROLET-I-TON WITH EX-
PRESS BODY.
eTUDEBAKER, LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE, 35z-TON. WITH DUMP
BODY.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE Co,
22I w. TENTH STREET.
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Business Property So
good business. Rea-
son. owner leaving country 22o Maryland
avenue.
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLEs-spe
ciaI reduction on used motorcycles. One
Indian power plus, sS5. One Indian. with
side car &1io. One Excelsior. with sidecar.
9iQO One Cleveland. 600. Mountz & MIC
KInney S37 Tstnall Street.
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UsEDCARs-

EsED CARS
BUICK. 1920. 7-PAss.
BUICK, 1920. 5-PAss.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. TOURING.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
BUICK, 1913. 7-PAss.
BUICK, 1919. TOURING.
oLDsAdoBILE. 1918. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919, ROADSTER
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO.,
22I w. TENTH STREET.
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STOCK Statesmen - DRAWING AC-
COUNT AND COMMISSION. AP-
PLY c. s. S. MANUFACTURERS
co. 200 WEST NINTH STREET.
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AUTOMOBILES
nlutorc, ci.s anu ,S.cycles


naotorcsc ci.s anu Bicycles IL
DELAWARE CYCLE Co.-1rhe only au-
Inorlred agency in the State for Harley
naNiuson motorcycles Immediate deliv-
cries on 1871 models. 11oa Orange street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles of
uinerent makes at reasonable prices. VIII
minkton Cycle Co. 1904 Market street.
READING STANDARD--Mot Motorcyee, 1920
model. Al shape. Can be seen any night
after o'clock 22io Market street.
Auto Accessories ID
BQDY--For four-ton truck for sale JOS
IT ~ hamilton Co, s2a Orange street.
PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BAT
Enthusiastically new. 1916 volts
ford roadster. demountables and shock
aosorners. slnpler.s Garage. Phone 6s1e w
Service Station, Repairing Is
AUTO PAINTING and upholstering. Make
= your car look NOW. See M Stiftel 1902
French street Phone 32O2 J,
AUTO REPAIR Co.--tionerai repairing of
Phone 1864 w
AUTOMOBILE oWNERS--Ask us ABOUT
cynnoer grinding and why we excel in this
ine L. q q. Motor sales Co, 10S-ilo
Market street.
Bl-ACkSMITHING-Be fenelers broken
chassis repaired. Truck bodies built. Auto
Repair shop, zoos Sycamore street.
FORD REpAIkING G-And overhauling.
Ghorougb understanding of Fords. Ac-
cessories. III. III, Collins. Phone 5023.
HOTEL STOECkLE GAkA6E---104-O6
French street. Let me put your Dodge In
Al condition. Thomas scott Phone ol34W
JOHNSON'S GARAGE--Makes a speciality
OF washing and greasing cars. Reliable
work. Pnone 1926 J. COS Noilaston street.
MAXWELL q JACKSON spring oil
ers lubricate your automobile while you
ride. Third and Clayton streets.
STOP, LOOk-~-Come down and inquire
Your motor leaking oil by piston rings
Lack of power Now is the time TO have
IL fixed and he ready To start out I'm sum
mer with good results. Consult us now.
See Stechcr. 400 Walnut street
SELDOM SERVICE sTATlON-5l7 Ship
Icy street. Expert auto repairing. All makes
of cars. Prices reasonable We aim to give
satisfaction and charge honestly
TOM MARTIN GAkACE-a2I Harrison
street. Phone 622. (TynuraI repairs. Gaso-
line and oils.
WEST SIDE GARAGE-is equipped 10 re-
grind crank throws. Agency for Invader
Oils ami Mohawk Tires. Phone 1853 "
500 n. Van Hurcu street.
WELDING l.. Lawrence Co.'S scored CYL
inder process used, Bring your broken auto
parts 10 me. Dillman 30s Madison street
Auto Liyery-Garages I6
CALI Walkers Garage, 5N23. for autos
for private parties weddings
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BUSINESS SERVICE
moving. 1ruckins, Storage 70
Papcring--Painiin

NOTICE Truck going To baltimore NJ
day wants return load. Phone 4577
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SOY-Wanted 70 help on light truck APP
ply after p. m. 626 w. Ninth street.
LABORERS-Te LynD's Corner Els
mere, at O'Clock tomorrow morning
MAN--Aiiddle- aged, with knowledge of
bookkeeping In small plant. State salary
expected. Address X 2, Every Evening
Office.
MAN wanted 10 book orders for nursery
stock and hire agents. Big pay. Exclu-
sive territory. Free outfit. Emmons &
Co. Newark. j n.
MECHANIC-R Reliable man wanted who
/can demonstrate and repair plowing trac-
tors and threshing machinery Must be
wei recommended Permanent position If
suitable. The Shannahan s. Wrightson
Hardware Co. Easton, Md.
OFFICE BOY-About I6 years old, in
Office of large manufacturing company.
Opportunity for advancement to clerkship.
Address a. Every Evening Once,
SALESMAN and general outside man for
local business. Widely known product.
Good proposition for right man. Address
Il. o. Box 427.
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Where 70 Stop IN Town 7
THE STRAND
Fourth and Popisr. Buree Tabs
board. Newly furnished rooms. Phone
C2a6 w.
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bODl--tor four-ton truck, for sale. Jos.
II hamilton Co, S29 Orange street.
PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BAT
IEklEs--Practically new. 1916 volts.
FORD roadster. demountabes and shock
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18
FAITH WITH WORKS.

He of the greatest boosts the South has given itself in
Confident Of the continued OF the South and
the efficiency Of the Southern Railway System organization such
an extent that he willing make OF Z5OOOO0
IL President Fairfax Harrison of the Southern decided not to
qualify for the government equivalent to the standard
return received under federal control which offered the
Transport ton Act recently enacted.
This reached by President Harrison after trip
through OF the country served by the Southern when he
was evidences activity side The decision
plies to the Southern Railway Company the Cincinnati New Orleans
and Texas Pachc the Alabama Great Southern and the New Or
leans and Northeastern. =
guarantee would have covered the months from March
August AID for the Southern would have been
for the four approximately $IZ 5O0
Railway companies which desired to take advantage the
guarantee were required qualify by March s. but President Ha
rson decided that Southern would go alone Independent of
support relying the business be found in its terri
tory Of produce results
which will equal or 5lrpass the government guarantee.
Faith without works is dead Here is faith WITH works
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18

DEMOCRACY LACKING DEMOCRACY

The Democratic executive committees subcommittee on Pr
mary has definitely ruled that the Democratic voters
shall "homsoever they chose but
against only those approved by the committee hat the
essence the final decision insist that Herbert
declare himself Democrat before his the
primary ballot The apparently did not consider
the fact deliberations that Hoover candidate his
own motion and that it not up qualify disquay The
whole principle involved whether the Democrats OF Georgia them
selves right select their public officials
their choice unrestricted.
But the autocauc powers from which
there appears appeal this has ruled that the Demo
Of Georgia be trusted judge whether man Demo
amazingly anomalous poalon-and 1t appears
that all that left for good American citizens Georgia to do
to line up behind Mitchell Palmer good Democrat and Amer
for the OF this state order
forea the possibility of the by mhance being captured
by the unspeakabe Jim Reed.
this consideration for those thousands of admirers of
Hoover who desired chance for him in Georgia. The
Democrats of than viii be restricted their
choice president they have been Georgia Possibly after
Hoover recognized by thinking everywhere the greatest
bopeo Democratic party for victory will be the nominee at San
Fancsco without the aid Of Georgia and that in November they
NAV opportunity denied them by their representa-
tves in Georgia.
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bung choked up with raisins. The
beer they're figuring on shelling will
only be 3.75 per cent non-intalksicat-
ing. Meaning you can only sing one
verse three times. Light wines
maketh not heavy whines from the
headpiece. Vets say you can drink
that wine until your hat floats, but
vou won't insist that fireplug is a
geranium. Claim neither of 'em will
have you the A. NJ after looking for
your shoes under the bed and then
find 'em still full of toes. Gonna be
some presidential candidate standing
on a plank in his platform with
brass rail on it,
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PlywoGd Is wood Of auj rurjc.y OBJ
has been cat by a machine into ru
layers and glued together again n
such a way that HE grau ol oue nyy
runs at an angle to the grain OF two
adjacent layers The strWgu Of .
plywood panel IN two pIaacs, accord
INK To Popular Mechanics Magazine
greatly exceeds that Of steel With
some wood, by combmile cWs IL Is
even possible TO get greater resistance
to stress In all three planes than steel
affords, though It Is rarely necessary
to go so far. Ordinary wood used for
aeroplane construction is not required
to withstand severe stresses IN more
than two planes. What plywood means
TO aeroplane construction is Well Illus
trated by the De Havrand-4 Before
that method of using wood was invent
ed the best aeroplane wing rib weighed
795 ounces, and was capable of sus-
tanning a load of only 81 pounds. Since
then the nlywood rib used on the De
Hayiland weighs 5.12 ounces and win
carry a load of 274 pounds.
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Os lassie. lassie, have YOU tried
A niez brisk waIk when you feel dozy?
YouTl had II just the finest thing
To keep your cheeks all hne and rosy!
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AVERAGE YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.

When experienced investor hnds Of his avore
selling what ne first bought them for does he sell the lot
and turnt o something else2
Not all He buys he the lower price,
in order to average his cost
because he always desires the book values of his
be close the actual market values that forced
sell a any time, his loss if any will be small
The present prices OF all issues OF Liberty Bonds offer the most
favorable opportunity for hundred dollars worth
bought par aroer hundred bought SOL you
have bonds costing only $95 50 each Long before maturity
date you will be able 0 sell either or both a a profit
During A years obligation of the United States Govern
has failed of payment the date due has
lapsed.
That why there deep the phrase Safe Gov
Bond.
Buy Liberty Bonds Victory Notes undoubted bargain
prices they yield than five per They the worlds
premier investment
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@1 Rst.S eSSS "+@ oLoWl ma, nan anu coulo tell
was hsr teacher and not because she thought had
soas the grave, speak. All of which prejudiced
la tsr favor
Sae rad = pretty name, 1t elaine" I
hoGzhc of LAnceots EaineElane the fair, Elaine the
l3yabIs Elaine the lily maid"
Here ! stopped. For my Elaine should have been a
GLv maid. She had that creamy skin-ony-
She had raken ont her rouge box that morning and
had dzubsd most awful red that fairly screamed at
r,s from her round cheeks.
OF she thought ii wouldn't show. Lots Of
chlcgS don't under gas light! But in the real
y. sruly morning sunlight Oh girls it WAS dreadful!
So many high school girls doing it these days that
e almost feel tempted TO say, If you paint, least
10 Il 50 Il won't be noticed
would soy hat, II such thing possible, but l
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Amt Nature
Wonderful
BY GENE AHERN

Amt NATURE wonderful-Ed pag
XUETS figure they've found a knot
w hole in the prohibition fence,
to neatly hold a combination beer
and light wine spigot Wets claim,
you may pull a trotter to near-beer
trough, but you can't make him hicr
cough. Likewise claim, it is softer to
push camel through the ventilated
end of a needle, than to turn whale
into a camel. New Jersey is all set
on lifting tall one to blow the col
lar off on the prohib's bone watch
charm. Hasn't been a 800 score roll
ed in bowling since the beer barrel
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Gec<rnE and
botchy only
VII Gear u there's 1a trying TO it
SCI it
had
%
S1ss paint thick you could
he second acy laughed and it wasn't of
~ -
8. zs4s4oz couldn't in all fairness angry boys
Now could T.
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THOUGHTS ANDDOLLARS
BY ROGER ". BABSON.

Johnny thougnt was sick NgaeI a0sg dosing
him the weEnown Eeea sag ..e.g. =. .. ~ II
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18
State of Ohio, City OF Toledo.
II Tara

A1NNH8 NUUIINyt 3Hs
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
10 senior partner OF the nrm OF II. j.
Cheney & Co. doing business In the City
or Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm viii pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF HALLS CATAHRH
MEDICINE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed an
my presence. this 9Th day ~ December,
A, d. 1886. A. w GLEASON
lSeRD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces Of the system Send
for testimonials. free
F. J. CHENEY r. co, Toledo D. .
Sold by all druggists 15c
Halls Family pills Tor constipation.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18
LITTLE CHATS WITH HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
How Daubs of Rouge Look In Morning Sunlight
BY LEwErrE BEAUCHAMP POLLOCK.

- Eassh a East Technical High School Cleveland ohio)
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-18

Known fanny Fenscles- e1s I-9-gt = - ~
home from school Johnny did wasr zev K
mad sore throat and headachs Eo-er feared zs
getting diphtheria.
That afternoon the boys called for Er rzsr wzg
to play Johnnys illness vanished as Dy nzgc z 4et
able to play with the boys. Having rnp2g1 --z3s
him well again
How often We see people VINO are lL Or w-no xxx
they are transformed by happy Interesting thoughts
just Johnny young girl may tnluk is
bic TO work exercise, but let he
tation 70 party and she is agow wtn happiness The
happy thought drives she other from ner mluc.
People who think thoughts Of worry disease and fear
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happy person scatter sunshine and dspe gloon Good thoughts
It Just as easy to make habit OF tnadng anc bring
they built into life day
Work may be TRANSFORMED from irksome task glorious
the thoughts There
for To cheerful kind pleasant employers
n thoughts.
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LEGAL NOTICE

state, and also her own affidavit show
ing that her cause for divorce, as
stated in her petition. is failure 10
provide.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the filing and tendency of
such petition, and that unless he ap-
pears and answers or demurs thereto,
on the calling of said cause on the
goth day Of August, 1920, at the term
OF said court which was begun a3d
held at the courthouse in the city of
Richmond. on the first Monday OF
April. 1920. said cause will be heard
and determined in his absence.
Witness, the clerk and the seal OF
said court. at the city of Richmond,
this 18th day of June. 1920,
LINUS P. MEREDITH, Clerk.
Ray X. ShiveleS. attorney for plaintiff.
June 14-21-2S.
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Wernle is Presented With
Fairgrounds by Apparatus

About 40 members of the Trinity
Lutheran church. and 60 young people
from the St Johns Lutheran church,
attended group meeting of the Day
ton Richmond Luther league societies
in West Alexandria, Ohio, Sunday. A
collection of about S35 was taken in
the afternoon, which will be presented
the Wernle Orphans home for out-of-
door playground apparatus. In the
meeting were representatives from
many societies.
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NOTICE


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned commissioner. APP
pointed in an action for partition OF
real estate in the Wayne Circuit Court.
wherein John +. Bailey, ct al. are
plaintiffs. and Louis H. Bailey, ct al,
are defendants. to sell the real estate
described in the complaint in SAID
cause, will by virtue of an order of
said Court, as such Commissioner on
Wednesday, the 30th day OF June. 1920,
offer for sale to the highest and best
bidder the following described real es-
tatte in said County of Wayne, state
of Indiana, to-wit:
Part of the Northwest quarter of
Section 80, Township II, Range West;
Beginning at point in the West line
of Ridge Street laid out by Harvey,
Hutton and Poe, said point being
1861 feet South of marked stone in
the North line of said quarter; thence
West 140 feet to an alley IL feet wide;
thence South so feet; thence East 140
feet to the West side of Ridge Street;
thence North so feet to the place of be-
ginning. being tract Al of the official
map of the City of Richmond Indiana,
and said premises being also known as
No. 1926 Ridge Street, Richmond, In
diana. same being a two-story frame
dwelling house and lot
Terms of Sale: One-third cash. one
third in nine months and one-third in
eighteen GS) months. the purchaser to
give bankable notes secured by first
mortgage on said real estate to said
commissioner, LOT the Oe1eTreu pay
ments, waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws. with $50 interest from date
payable semi-annually. Said sale &c
be made free and clear of any and all
liens excepting taxes for the year
1920, payable in 1921. and also subject
to the approval of said Court.
Said sale will take place on the above
described premises at the hour of
o'clock, p. m, of said date.
(Signed) G. H. HOELSCHER.
Commissioner
GARDNER. JESSUP & HOELsCHER.
Attorney
Dated June 7, 1920
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WHITEWATER TAKES 10 INNINGS
TO BEAT RICHMOND SHAMROCkS

The Richmond Shamrocks almost
won a baseball game from Whitewater
Sunday afternoon, the home team re-
quiring 10 innings to down them by
z to 6 count Whitewater scored 3
runs first part of game.
The Shamrocks later tied the count
and went ahead. Whitewater tied the
score in eighth and won out in the
tenth. Garthwaite and Jacobs COM
posed the Richmond battery. Breese
pitched for Whitewater.
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Commercial League

The Palladium Commercial league
baseball team will play the Item team
at Exhibition park Tuesday afternoon.
Everyone from the office cub to the
general managers. of both papers. will
be out and root. The Palladiums will
try and wipe out the defeats received
from the opposite sheets last year.
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WILLIAMS AT STATE BOARD
MEETING ON VOCATIONAL WORK

Charles o. Williams. county super
intendent of schools, attended a meet
ing Monday, of the state board of
education, of which he is a member,
at Indianapolis. The meeting was TO
consider whether Indiana shall take
advantage of the opportunity offered
for obtaining federal money which will
go to train disabled and infirm peo-
pie in remunerative occupations.
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ITALIANS LOSE MANY
SOLDIERS IN AVLONA

ROME, June 13.-Government Off
Gals consider the situation at Avlona
safe, brigade of Italian soldiers or
iginally destined for Turkey having
been landed there. 1t is confirmed
that in addition to II dead and so
wounded, prisoners numbering 800
soldiers and 60 officers have been
lost by the Italians in recent fighting
at AylOna
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SHERIFF'S SALE
BY virtue of a Copy of Decree to me
directed from the Clerk of the WAYNE
Circuit Court. I will expose at public
Sale, at the Court House door, in the
city OF Richmond, Wayne County. Ind
lana, on the 18th day of July, 1920. be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. NJ and
4 o'clock 2. NJ, on said day, the fol-
lowing property. to-wit:
Lots number 103. 1O4. 1O5. 1O6, 1875.
1876, 1877, 1873. 139, 40. 141. 1870, 131, 1872,
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cHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAMS
GIVEN IN MANY CHURCHES

Childrens Day programs were pre-
scented in the First English Lutheran,
First Methodist. West Richmond
Friends, Grace NJ. E, Earlham
Heights Presbyterian, First Presby-
terrain. and Whitewater Friends
churches. In several of them espe-
cially elaborate exercises were given.