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The Washington times., 1920-09-17
GOING TO CANADA.

WINNIPEG. Manitoba. Sept. IA
party OF thirty-three representative
bankers from Minneapolis. New York,
Boston. Duluth. Philadelphia. st. Paul.
The Washington times., 1920-09-17

DUNE or CoNNAUGHT,
uncle Of King George and
former governor general Of
Canada. The duke, who is
seventy years old, will visit
India soon as the representa-
tive of the King.
The Washington times., 1920-09-17
HANDS Off POLICY
FOR MD. SUFFRAGE.
Democrats in Conference Decide
To Leave Legislators
Unpledged.

BALTIMORE, Sept. lT.-Hsnds off
as to ratification or rejection OF the
suffrage amendment at the extra ses-
sion OF the legislature. which meets
next Monday night, was the decision
yesterday OF a number OF Democratic
leaders who were In conference with
Governor Richie In the latter's Of
flee.
This decision. which would leave
the Democratic members free TO act
as they pleased. does not bind Cover
nor Ritchie or Senator Smith. II mere
ly represents the prevailing opinion
OF the lesser party figures.
After the conference the governor
said that he had not decided whether
he would say anything about the suf-
frase amendment In his message to
the legislature, which probably will
be delivered In person. Some Of those
in touch with the situation believe
that the governor Is disposed to ia
vor ratification. They are certain
that he has no idea OF opposing II In
any way. Senator Smiths course has
not been indicated. but II is believed
generally that he will be hands OF
q. O. r. FOR RATIFICATION.
The Republican candidates and or
ganization heads have declared for
ratification. but the Republican mem
bers are In u minority In both branches
and II is doubtful whether the leaders
can deliver to ratification all of the
minority. should Governor Richie or
Senator Smith swing to ratification
the suffragists probably would be vic
torious.
The conference decided against re-
peal OF the declaration OF intention
NJ vi nf arts
ney General Armstrong; opinion that
these acts do not apply in this cleo
tion to the women voters. because the
latter have not had opportunity to
comply with their provisions. leaves
the law applying at this time only to
the men voters, who always have been
affected by II.
The conference also decided against
relieving the women voters of the re-
quirement that they tell their age
when registering.
REGISTRATION BILL APPROVED.
The conference approved a bill. pre-
pared by the administration. increas-
ing the number of registration days.
changing the hours in the counties
and changing polling hours on cleo
tion day throughout the State in or
der to handle the greater number of
voters caused by woman's suffrage.
Explanation of this bill will be the
burden of the governors message
In order to handle the larger num-
Der of votes, caused by woman's suf-
frage. in the precincts already having
heavy lists. the election supervisors in
the city and counties will be empow-
cred to provide one additional polling
place in any precinct having more
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Cash Of Murdered
Man Stolen From
Court House Safe

Des Moines, Feb. l3.--what has
happened 10 1880 OF the 1880 de-
posted with Grant Henry. clerk OF
the Polk county grand jury. as evil
dence in the recently dismissed
charge OF murder against Grover
Petty?
Mr.. Henry admitted today that he
had known the money was gone since
last Thursday when he received
court order from Judge Lester
Thompson ordering him to turn the
money over to Earl Mills, attorney
for Grover Petty.
He went 10 the little safe in the
corner Of the grand jury room, where
so far as ne knew the $3.50 had re-
posed since year ago January when
he placed IL there with other VAL
liable evidence held for the grand
Jury Investigations.
He Immediately reported the loss
TO the judge. Since then quiet
search has been going on and Henry
has carefully searched every en-
velope of the safe in hopes that by
some chance the position of the lost
$3.50 had been changed instead of its
being stolen.
A week has elapsed and still no
trace can be found of the money or
the thief.
Only $3.50 OF the sum has been
turned over 10 the lawyers to whom
1t was due. Three hundred dollars
OF this sum went to Earl Mills. at
torney for Grover Petty, when the
charges against his client were dis
missed
c. D. ROYAL. appointed by the
Greek consul to take care of the
estate of Chris Zanos, the murdered
man, received $50.
The $3.50 is unaccounted for ex-
cept by Henry's admission to attor-
neys that ii had been stolen from the
safe in which he had placed II.
The money, which was in bills OF
s.. SO and $50, was found by r. R.
Nesbitt, former assistant county at
torney. while with deputy sheriffs in
the old house at Valley Junction fol-
lowing the shooting.
Grover Petty, who admitted shoot
ing Chris Zauos. the Greek, with
whom he had been playing craps, in
sisted that a large sum OF money
was hidden somewhere about the
place.
Nesbitt, trying TO determine If the
body OF Zanos had been dragged
from where it had fallen. found the
money showed under blood spotted
sheet of paper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
DRUG COMPANY INFLICTED.
Pays $500 Fine and $500 For Con
tempt For Sale Of 5oozey LIQUOR.

Newton. Feb. BE. l.. Beard. rep
resentative OF the Hartz- Bahnsen
Drug Company OF Rock Island. thru
Mr. Cook. Of Davenport. attorney FOL
the drug company, appeared before
Judge Dewey Thursday and pleaded
guilty 10 the charge Of Bookkeeping
against Mr.. Beard and paid fine OF
$500. In addition fine of $500 fol-
contempt of court was paid.
Beard was indicted by the Decem
Der grand jury on charge of boot
logging, the Indictment stating thai
Beard had sold Harlax. an pinroxi-
cant. The December grand Jury re-
turned four indictments against
Beard, indicting him on thirty-four
counts. The company for whom
Beard worked paid a fine of $500 for
bootlegging and also the $500 fine
for contempt Of court In addition
the company agreed not to sell any
more Harlax in the state.
Similar records were made against
the company at Grundy Center and
;Ekvra.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
HEIRS Of LEANpER CLARK
TAKE HAND IN LEGAL
CONTROVERSY.
SECURE INJUNCTION
IN DISTRICT COURT
Beat Federal Court TO Same Legal
Destination by Enjoining Transfer
Of 100000 Endewmsn. to cos Col
lese, With Which Leander Clark
College Merged.

Cedar Rapids, Feb. l3.-Tne 200
600 endowment fund originally be-
longing to Leander Clark College OF
Toledo. Iowa, and which was turned
over to Coe College OF Cedar Rapids
as part of the contract at the time
of the amalgalnation Of the, two
schools, is tied up indefinitely. That
much was learned yesterday when
Attorney King Thompson of the
law firm OF Barnes. Chamberlain,
Haniizk & Thompson, of this city.
appeared before Judge Henry T. Reed
in the United States district court at
CIesco prepared to argue for
an injunction prohibiting the delivery
OF the fund TO the Cedar Rapids in
stitution. II was learned that the
state court recently granted an in
junction on the identical issue and
that j. P. Stlger. OF Toledo, endow-
ment fund trustee, had been instruct
ed TO continue as custodian of the
fund pending litigation.
Attorney Thompson represented
the United Brethren church. with
headquarters at Columbus, o. II is
the contention of the church that in
asmuch as Leander Clark College
was a UNCONVENTIONAL school. that
the fund should have reverted back
to the church for use in other United
Brethren institutions of learning. in
stead II being turned over TO Coe
College.
The state granted the Injunction.
it was learned, on application OF rep
resentatives OF the Leander Clark
estate. their contention being the
same as that of the church head
quarters.
The case VIII be tried at the next
term of the state court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
ogRMAM. oPENA iN NoMG.
Italians pssl No Nssentmsnt
Waouerian Presentation.

Rome. Feb. is.-wagnerian opera
has returned 90 the stage OF the
Costanxi theater In Rome without
a protest. Die walkure" was ad-
vertissd as the second Offering In .
season which opened with Mascashi's
"Iris." No criticism OF the plan TO
produce the German opera appeared
in the press. The theater was
crowded and no directors interfered
with q performance which the press
Of Rome commended highly.
is'Tt IN a strange coincidence that
Richard Wagner again walked across
the stage of the Costansi at the same
time Austrian children came into
Italy by the thousands to escape the
hunger and privations OF their I'M
happy country" one OF the Rome
papers commented. .
For many months Wagnerian
music has been used at concerts In
Rome and other Italian cities
especially in Milan and Bologna.
without objections from the press or
the public. t 81 aN. :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
MANY JEWS IN WAR.
Hebrews Furnished Soldiers 10 All
Armies Say Zionists.

Hebrews Furnished soidiers to All
Armies Say zionista
London. Feb. l3.--Dr. Max Mordac
told the English Zionist Federation
the other day that in the world wal
the Jews furnished 100000 soldiers
to the various armies. This. he said
was about seven per cent OF the
whole number Of Jews. a proportion
equalled by few and surpassed only,
he believed, by the French. The
Jews had lost 10000 dead and had
about 100000 casualties.
But what had the Jews fought for
he asked Even in the advanced and
highly civilized countries OF the
west. he continued. a huge wave Of
anti Semitism was yelling up; in
the new countries that had arisen in
the east the most criminal passions
were let loose against the Jews.
In this dark picture there was one
bright spot, the British declaration
in favor of Jewish national home
in Palestine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

Persons subject 10 periodic bilious
attacks win observe that their APP
petite fails them just before an at
tack. That In. they do not really
crave food but eat because II II meal
time. II they will eat only light
meal and no meat. then take two OF
Chamberlain's Tablets the attack may
be avoided.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Newton Man : suIojde,

Ankeny, Feb. .13.-Arley Bentley,
2S years old. shot himself to death at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. Jess
Thompson.
He had bean In sanatorium In
Dos Mofnes until . few weeks ago.
His parents reside 1t Newton and
his vito ana ohild ct Grfnnsll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Tuesday, Feb. II
Sale 10 Commence At 1000 A. M.
The following described property;
,o-HeAp OF HoRsEs-1o


The following described property;
to-nEAp OF HoRsEs-1o
Consisting OF one pair OF grey
reldinrx. six years old. VT S2So:
brown relding four years old VT.
l70o: grey gelding. four years Old
vt. 1870; dark grey Eelding with
I,rht name and tail four years old,
W.T. 1890; grey mare. eight years old.
W.T. 1870, one sorrel driving horse.
e,obt wears old. broke double and
single rood family horse VT. 1900;
one sorrel driving mare smooth
mouth, broke double and single
vooa family horse VT. 1850; work
horse twelve years old. W.T. 1900; two
vears old, roam colt this Is a splendid
bunch OF horses.
as-HEAp OF cATTlE-36
Consisting OF ten head OF milk
COWS. most Of them giving milk now;
three two year old steers; ave year
ling steers: two 2-year-old heifers
FIVE wearing heifers: eight head of
calves consisting of FIVE bulls and
three heifers. two bulls, one coming
two years old; straight Scotch roam
ShUrthorn. a very good one ana
papers furnished day of sale; one
grade yearling; one roam steer can
fen month old, WI. about 700 pounds,
q rood one for some boy TO finish out
for a show calf.
31-Head Of High Grade Sheep-S'
The best there are in the county
consisting OF thirty head Of ewes, one
recorded Shropshire buck.
s-HEAp OF BROOD soWs-6
FARM MACHINERY
Consists of one Mccormick. eight
foot binder: one Acme, eight foot
binder: one Dane hay loader: one
international hay loader; one James
Vile twenty wheel disc; one l6-wheel
disc: one GAINESVILLE gang pillow; one
sulky pillow: three cultivators, nearly
new; one four section harrow; one
three section harrow; one Moline
four wheel corn planter; one pota-
to planter; one potato cutter; one
Emerson two-horse gas engine; one
grind stone: one No. ! Kelly duplex
feed grinder: new thirty-four foot
SHREDDER corn elevator: one Keystone,
two hole corn shelter on trucks. COM
plete; two Mandt wagons; one wide
and one narrow tire; one iron wheel
truck wagon; one hay rack; one bob
sled: one wood rack; one sleight;
one saw mandle with fly wheel and
boxing; FIVE sets of work harness;
one set nearly new; one set double
driving harness; one get single
harness; four good incuoators.
different sizes; two small breeders:
two tank heaters; about twenty tons
Of clover hay: two straw stacks; one
single top buggy; galvanized hog
troughs: galvanized hen nests: gal
vanized chicken coops; one De Laval
separator. number Is with engine at
tachments. We will offer some
Rose Comb Rhode Island Red
poultry; lots Of cockerels, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
Free Lunch At Noon. Usual Terms
J.P. Lorensen, Owner
J. r. Manship, Auet. and Manager.
Iowa Savings Bank. Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

rsenstrus4 was about 50 years old
She leaves q husband. Gus Trcu-
strorn: one son. Clyde. and three
dauxhtcsp, Esther. Mabel and. Elsie
The famAi. hAre been residspts Of
lSapleton br Aany years. SfN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Tuesday, Feb. II, 20
Tho following property:
200 HEAD OF LIVE STOCK.
t5-HEAp OF HoReEs-iS

tSHeAO OF hOReEs--i5
Gray mare Z yrs. old, VT. 1000:
black horse 8 yrs. old. VT. 1850:
black mars yrs. old. VT. 1900: black
marc yrs. old. VT. 400: gray mare
yrs. old VT. 1900; while lrood mare.
VT. 1900; black mare coming yrs. old
W.T.. 1900; 4 draft colts coming 2 yrs.
old: bay pony: 2 spring Belgian colts.
good roam pair: Shetland pony, har-
ness and cart
so--HEAD OF cATrLE--so
milk cows. 3 giving milk: . black
yrs old heifers: Z black yeariing
heifers; 2-year-old black heifer with
calf by side; 2-year.old white face
heifer: ~ yearling heifers: 20 head
OF 2-year-old steers. VT. 1850: "a head
OF steers. W.T.. 975: 3 dry cows: 2-year
old Shorthorn bull: 2-year-old Red
Polied bull: yearling steers. Good
bunch of cattle all on feed.
9@HEAD OF HoGs-94
Is choice Duroc Jersey Brood
Sows; 81 good feeding hogs: 40 fall
and winter pigs: 2 choice white sows.
Good. healthy lot of hogs.
FARM MACHINERY.
It. Deering binder. 10 wheel Mo-
line disc. good as new; Economy
disc, row Tower Surface Cultivator.
Walking corn pillow, Emerson gang
plow. Liberty gang pillow, 14-tp- walk
ing pillow, potato pillow, 6 #. Deering
mower. Deere corn planter with 80 rd
err, Deere corn planter with 80 I'd.
wire. King and Hamilton elevator sS
It., Moline spreader. Is IT. harrow.
harrow cart. 2 good wagons. with
triple box, wagon, 2 truck wagons
and rack. one good as new. / bob
sled, spring wagon. single buggies.
Portland sleigh, sets Of work har-
ness. set double driving harness,
single harness, two hole corn shelter
hand corn shelter. grind stone. sweep
feed grinder, Fairbanks Morse feed
grinder, anvil and wise. kerosene bar
rell, gasoline drum. liz horse gas en-
CINE, 8 feed troughs, 2 tank heaters,
hog waterer, so rds. of good rs In.
woven wire, self feeder. power wash
er barrel churn, Old Trusty Incuba-
tor, 6 galvanized chicken coops.
Straw stack, bed room suite. iron
bed. single bed. some chairs: 100
Barred Plymouth Rock Chickens and
other articles too numerous to men
ton.
Free Lunch at Noon Usual Terms
CALVIN GROUSE
COL. OWEN WHITE, Auet.
{. L. GUILD. Clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Closing Out
Sale!

A. have sold my farm win sell
ON what Ia known as Bert Thomas
Farm, two miles north and one mile
west OF Green Mountain,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
.IDD|E'S GROUP
MUST Be CHECKED
r. Kings New Discovery
will do that very thing,
easy and quickly

MONT say, "Poor little young
ster-I wish / knew what TO
- do far you" Just give
tile DR.. Kings New Discovery as
irected and the croupy-cough won't
niger.
A cold is not to be fooled Win.
let after 1. at once. Loosen the
congestion, the phlegm-stufnness'
md the throat-torture.
A family remedy for colds, coughs
-rippe, and kindred attacks. Flity
Felrs q friend to coid-suHerers.
Fifty years Of highest quality. oc.
md $40 q bottle-ail drug5lsts-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
MapIeton Resident Dead.

Mapieton Resident Dead.
Special TO Times Republican.
Mapleton. Feb ls.--Mrs. Gus Iron
strom died at her home in Mapleton
yesterday after long illness. Mrs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
CLOSING OUT SALE!

Having sold my farm. will sell
1t public sale mile north and "a
miles west Of Conrad. IN miles south
aud ~ miles east OF Written. COM
mcncins at io:s0 o'clock a. m. on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Bowels on Schedule Time

the bile flowing freely, the fer
menting body poisons eliminated.
Or. Kings New Life pills tmase the
bowels function regularly and keep
he svster, cieansed of gaseous lIn-
ISIS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

Oenator w. 3. Kenyon found so par
eent Of employees OF some steel miiis
could not speak English.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
III. E. L.AWLER

OWEN WHITE, Auet.
First MatiensI sank ~ Conrad. clsrls
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13

I will hold closing out sale on
the old Bash farm seven and one-haf
miles north OF Marshalitown on
Third avenue road, and six miles
southwest of Conrad. ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-13
Speaker GiIIett Defiant.

AS an indication Of the way mem
bers OF congress feel toward the out
spoken threat Of the labor organiza-
tions, the statement just issued by
Speaker Gillett in reply to a pub
lished report that he is TO head the
blacklist is interesting. Speaker
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-21
LEcAL NOTICES.


N q TTIIUSTEES SAI.E.
eBy virt,ie "a the power aisd authority
veatod IN the undersigned trustee BY
deed Of trust executed by Albert >.
Jones and wife. Amy Jones, dated
Dec. .. 1913, and reglstsred Jan. !,
he registers oiFIcs * Hamllton
county. Tenn. default having heen
made In the payment Of the note fall
ing due SO mouths after date. nad
aid note remaining due and uHpald
for more than thirty days after Ito
maturity, ard Amid deed OF trust pro-
vldng that should any N ths notes
occurred by said deed OF trust or any
mart tEsereCf remain past due aud IN
nnid f0r thirty DAYS after maturity
the remaining notes secured by said
deed OF trust may be treated as que
and payable At once. and the osne-
flciary and holder OF the notes re-
,naininr due ana unpaid secured by
said deed OF trust having declared
the remaining notes due and unpata.
and said notes remaining due and uh-
maid and the beneficiary demanding
that said deed OF trust be foreeiosed
for the purpose OF paying said inaeot,
edneaa. the undersigned trustee VIII
on SATURDAY. SEPT. IS. 1890. be-
tween the legal hours Of sale In ,ront
Of the courthouse door In Chatta,
nooga. Tenn. sell toy highest ana
best bidder AZ pub Aoutcry, Tor cast
Ia hand ana " n OF the equity for
REDEEM ption, 1T and homestead. the
following r.. estate In said. deed -
trust conveyed and described al tei-
In the Fourth civil district Of Hanll-
ton county, Tenn. towit; Beginning
on the north side OF Cravens roao
ION side OF Lookout mountatnl on the
southwest corner OF william Warrens
lot. running north 30 degrcea and %
minutes east iss feet to road told
jackson road: thence north - ae
greeB and 81 minutes west with sala
road a2S feet 20 q stake, thence scutn
more or less. 20 the north line OF
CFavens road: thence south ~ &C.
Ereea. 10 minues east. 3a9 feet 90 the
BEGINNING, excepting therefrom
piece OF land fronting 30 feet on
Cravens road by I5S feet. running
back Of uniform width to the OH
jackson road. conveyed 10 J. b. Me
Ailister hy deed registered In ~
registers Office OF Hamilton count
TcnneSsee, IN BOok q. Vol, 4. page 81.
Said deed Of trust warrants the TIT
AS clear. free and unencumhered. but
seid sale will be made a. trustee only.
This Esd day Of August. 1872
TITLE. GUARANTY AND TRUST
Co. OF Chattanooga. Trustee,
nv n w Beck, PresidentN
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-21

TEN acres IN North Chattanooga with
good s-room dwelling. large harm,
and poultry houses Splendid range
and equipment for chickens, and ave
acres fertile land for truck; city wa
ter and electric lights $40 q month.
possession Dec. I.
McRRYDE & ANNIs
MAIN 1858
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-21
LYNCH A YARNELL
FousFsYAANELL STOCK YARDS
M
AUCTION SALE

Tuesday, Sept. u, 1890, $50 Market ST.,
Union House. all household goods and
Furniture to the highest bidder. All
kinds ef metal. hrUnaed hedH. National
springs. oMkl drew@eFn. Colonial and
Z pfin6nsgl ~ K sMRYafpbea. chairs af all
Kinda. washAtAnds.F bowls, pitchers,
squares table,. sidsboard for res
taurana. Southern Queen range, mat
trasmes, new and secondhand OIL good
shape, all going, closing out. WIN sell
al FYrivmte sale a lot 81 nxtuFea and
ONCE furniture. Terms Under VI cash
or one fourth cash. balance weekly
payments. sale now going on. see for
yourselves SIS Market ST.. phone ~.
iOa6. J. N. Mccutcheon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-21

HOME close Ia on west side; II rooms,
modern brick, slate roof, has baths
lot S7Mx1g0 feet; in splendid repair;
In good neighborhood. Price $1,000
$4,000 cash. balance easy. Call Main
gbl6
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-21
RENTAL INVESTMENTS.

RENTAL INVESTMENTS
This week. we advertised B.roou
apartment 10 rent ana received ~ In
duiries This demand for some place
~ live n heco tinw more acute All the
time. and there "a m hotter invest
r sn IN pnssns ". S Sar una, INA"
pronerties Of this kind 10 offcr--sll
white tenants.
fij-prics SIS 1000. shows = ne, IN
come OF ~ nor cent.
(sl--prico sia So0i shows net In
come Of ~ per cent.
al Price sac o0oi shows ne, In
come ~ ~ per cent.
Anv ~ those cnn be bought for n
rcnaonniie cash payment nud Ions
time on the balance. Come IN and
lot ne toll you all about these.
nvrr a GRADY a WrrTH WEBB
Unmliton National nnnk hide
Phone Main tss-sies
sI'nTRrIN HoMrs--
81 $50 Missionary ridge, rooms FUR
mace heated, , good lots,
bargain
81. 900 Highland Park: z rooms fur
mace heated: hest section Of
Hlrhland Park Terms very
reasonable.
$3.50 North Chattnn ooRai g-ronns cot
taRe on level lot. i00xi50. near
Rfvervisw car line. Terms IKE
rent
We also have an excellent list
OF property IN all sections Of the
city that Ws would be glad 20
show you. Call Mr. Gates. Main
it.
MAcRAE a STUART
rs r.. sth ~. Main Ia.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-21

HOOFiNG-F0r Eaie. nsphait. al EfHdes
guaranteed. Ask for prices. Look
ouf Planning Mills Chattanooga Tenn
KAYS hair HtrniEhtener. wonderful DIS.
covery. biz money Soc bON free. send
ice stamps for mailing, etc. BOX 452,
Indianapolis, Ind.
RANGE for sale. used siN-eyu steel
coal range In good condition. Fred
Cantrell Co. Market a.
STOVE WOOf--do0d oaa af0vT wool
Tor aalo: $3.50. Southern coal Co.
East End ave-
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE p
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-zYRoIET e: sale OF lrade, 1870
B., In first-elass condition; VIII
FADE for lighter car or sell At rea-
&onabls price. FOR particulars apply
room a2s. Grand Hotel