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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
LAKE FRANCES WILL START
ON ITS RETURN TRIP TODAY

0ConCnued From First Pagc.J
places in the river. II is said that
with the cargo aboard this morning
the ship draws only nino fee: Of
water.
Since the Lake Frances has DEM
Onstratcd her ability to carry caplc-
ity cirgocs over and through the
difficult intricac!es of the James
River and out TO sea. II is being ad-
'nitted that there was grave fear
among those Interested in the enter
prise that such ship might prove
Impossible.
II is indicated also that officials
OF the United States Shipping Hoard.
while entertaining great confidence
in the Utility and possibilities of this
type OF ship. were not entirely sat
itfcd until they saw the big steam
Ct NOV" WITHOUT hesitation Up the
'iVer and glide with perfcc. ease
and safety a.ohEGide the city wharf
1t Richmo:. ! na6 in the face o. sem
I.o:ary conditions of the most un-
favorable character
All doubts as to the ability of .he.e
ships 10 render efficient and constant
service has been dispelled by actual
demonstration. and there Is much
satisfaction among those who are di-
rect!y connected with the enterprise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
IRISH MAIL TRAINS ARE
HELD UP BY MASKED MODS
Lieutenant al Military Patrol Killed
nnd -Four ar Communal Bndly
An a

DUBLIN. August lJ.-Thc holding
mall motors by armed and rnaskeG
EhhEs - continuing. = party boarded
q Dublin SOUTHEASTERN train ut Ferns
iASt night. holding up the officials and
taking n! the official maIls.
twenty raiders held up mail car
near kilbrlttain and 'sc!zed six bags
OF mar! Postal officials with malls
from bGncrana, an important naval
anu lni!ltaTy center, We're waylaid and
M ma!!s taken. while a number OF
"!ic!al letters were removed from an
neat BuuCrana.
Lieutenant Sharmen, commanding a
HIi.iidFE patrol was killed and four
'V"n!nE near kal!yvourney, in a
p!tchcd hattie with armed civilians.
Nho acl!Vcr.d surprise attack Tho
!silcuy tree across the road where
me patro!!!nE military PASSED No
civilians VIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
I s1RIFIC THUNDERSTORM
HURTS BUCKINGHAM CROPS
Enin CoHtinur. md Farmers Fear
Tobacco WIN he Drowned on

NEW CANTON. VA. August Ia
i terrific and lorE.cpntinucd thunder
Storm visited this section ~ o'clock
yesterday afternoon, bringing three
!Hc1cs Of prccipitntion--an amount
rncgualled IN g thunderstorm in sew
tral years. All upper and sloping
rIs were badly washed Including
feds OF growing crops. aud lowlands
were completely Inundated, There
WAS i'm" wind bu; much lightning
though so far as can hc ascertained
~ buildings were struck.
Today. beginning ~ 10 o'clock. il
rss been raining steadily. and iudica-
tons arc that !; VIII continue
through the night. Farmers are
cd that tobacco viii be drowned
o. 'h" HIN and earn on the river bot
ms ruined.
Growers in tn" we'll known David
son section OF EucHIngham are be-
runinE TO cut tobacco. which is
magnificent: as 10 quality ana guam
i.ty. Indications are that by Sen
,-mbcr 10 the entire crop In this por-
;lon of central Virginia viii be ripe
or harvested.
on account Of the heavy rains work
l4v he"n temporarily suspended in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
Champion Butter Cow of
World Stages Comeback

NEW YORK. August ID.-Sophie
KIN, OF Hood Farm, Lowell, sInss..
n former champion Jersey cow,
hns come back ut the nEc OF nf-
teen years md six months with n
ninth official record TINT makes
her champion butter cow OF the
world, the American Jcrsey Cattle
Club announced here todny.
In nine yrnrs shc IN credited
with having given 1I0.D1s pounds
Of milk and G,353 pounds Of butter
fat, mn average of 12.32f pounds
of milk md 700 pounds OF butter
int per year.
sophie NIX. now Inns n cirnr lend
of GD3 pounds of butter fat over
her nenrcxt competitor. TIlly Al
rnrtrn, n Ifolstcin cow owned on n
Southern California farm. Il WINS
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
GOVERNOR cox REFUSES
VIRGINIA REQUlSITlON
VIII Sot Honor Demand OF This
stnte for Hcuben liensiey of
IinrrinOnhurE.

ltARRISONBCRG. VA, August 10
Govcrnor James NJ. Cox, OF Ohio. has
declined 10 honor rcquisition papers
issued BY Governor Davis, OF Virginia,
Tor the return OF Reuben licnslcy to
iihrr!sonburE for trial on a charge
OF perjury alleged to have been com
United in 1909. Three other men, who
were indicted with Hcnsley, were
convicted years ago and have served
their terms.
Iicnsl-y lef; this State prior TO his
Indictment and was only recently 10
Gated In Ohio by Sheriff W. l. billiard,
OF this city. In 4 letter 10 Governor
Davis and Commonwcalth's Attorney
u. W. EarInan. declining TO grant re-
QUESTION. Governor Cox reviews the
case. He points out tina; Hcnslcy was
granted q hearing on the application.
Al which /, was esta bl!shcd that he
had several times visited in Virginia:
that iicnslcy has married into good
family III ohio. has been a good citi-
zen and has prospcrcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
PLANT JUICE WAS
THE ONLY REMEDY
Strong Testimonial Given for
the New Stomach Medi-
cine by Ship Carpenter.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Claims He Has No More Pains
in His Stomach or Bowels
and Sleeps Fine ut Night.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE

stomach trouble is simply name
given to designate Il variety OF pains
.aid the Plant Juice Man in recent
interview.
at can only be reached by systc-
matte treatment. II is true that the
mains can he eased by narcotics ana
Tho poisonous acids ncutraiizea for
the time being. Such methods are
only temporary ut best and do not
load to permanent results, for as soon
as the effect of the narcotic wears
away the sufferer is in precisely the
same condition as before.
"Thcre is n standard remedy. Plant
Juice, which is purely herbal prep
aration, designed for just such ills
AS stomach. liver ana kidney dis
orders. IT contains only extracts from
purely medicinal plants and is abso-
lutcIy free from minerals. narcotics
and other injurious poisons.
since 1t has been introduced In
Richmond many people are calling at
Tragles Drug store out OF gratitude
for what Plant Juice has done for
them. The following statement was
recently made by Mr.. William y.
carter, well-known ship carpenter
of Norfolk, residing at No. sos Park
Avenue, who said:
For several months I had been a
great sufferer from stomach trouble.
and was in such pain from gas that
| could not lie still in bed and would
have to get up; I had heada ches. my
bowels were in n bad condition and
I felt weak and all played out.
never found any medicine to relieve
me until started to take Plant Juice.
I am like n new person entirely. for
| have gotten rid OF tho pains in my
stomach and bowels; i sleep fine ut
night and have n splendid appetite:
! enjoy all OF my meals now. Plant
Juice has proven so satisfactory In
my case that am glad to recommend
II to Others"
Plant Juice liz sold in Richmond at
Trfc,ir'' ,Uru@ Store
.,ys,, aold in Petersburg
Il ~ 80 ~ ar',g Man, and in.
~. (. y. * i Chose City Drug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
ALDERMEN CONCUR IN ALL
IMPROVEMENT MEASURES
Continued From Eirst pnrc.l

lContlnued FROM Fret PaSc.)
ss9? or as much OF that sum az may
be needed, for the entertainment OF
dclej.-tcs 10 the second annual re-
union OF the American Legion. to
be held here. Authorizing the trans
Ter OF 1900 additional funds TO the ac-
count OF the Committee on Advcrt.s-
!ng and Enterprises
authorizing the CITY Attorney to
acquire. in the usual way. land need
e! for the opening OF Cleveland Street,
between kensington and Stewart
avenues. at a cost not exceeding
$3.50
Authorizing refund Of $3.50 to
Lewis Rlacker. rcimbursing him for
taxes enormously assessed
Ordinance providing for the widen
Ing OF Grove Avenue between Gilmore
and Antrim Avenues.
Immediately following adjourn.
mcnt. President Adams entertained
his associates of the Board at a
luncheon given at the Commonwealth
Club.
The Ordinances Committee was in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
SHE PRACTlCED SHOOTING
IN ORDER TO MISS MARK
Miss Gertrude Wentworth Tcstiflcs
She Didn't Want to Hit

TEy Nss1CIht'N I'ftNs'I
NEW YORK August l3.-MiSs Ger
trudc Wormworth declared today She
had practIced Workmanship SO that
she could miss William J. Burns. prl-
vatc detective, at whom she fred
three times in Grand Central station
last year.
Tcst!fying at Supreme Court
hearing in Brooklyn on application
for her release from the state Hos
rital for the Insane at Central islip.
The young woman said she had gone
to Prospect Park. Brooklyn. on three
days before the shooting, and fired at
trees
nv purpose was to be able to shoot
so ] would miss" she said. Il did
not intend 20 hit Mr. Burns"
Miss Normw worth said she bad be-
licved that Burns was prosecuting
her by preventing her from getting
steady cmNloymcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
SENATOR HARDING WOULD
k0WTOW TO THE SENATE
Have Something TO Say About
Foreign Relations.
tny Associated Prcss.I


MARION ONO. Angus, Ire
ahi,, his faith In party sp9nso5-
Ing said In a speech here today mat
his Democratic critics were entirely
correct In surprising that If elected
President he would permit the SEN
ate to have some say IN determining
the policy of the sg0vcrnrnent."
The Senate saved American ma
t!onality in 1919 and 1920" Said the
Republican nominee, when the cH
ccutlve proposed 10 surrender II. X
n itcpu ID can administration ID
chosen next November, you can be
very certain that the Senate viii
have something to say about the for
contcmplatcs. | had rather have the
counsel. OF the Senate than ali the
political bosses In any party.
Il want 10 have done with per
sonal government in this country. /
want to put an end to autOcracy.
which has been reared in the name
OF democracy.
There isn't very much choice be-
tween vcnomous assault on ,.c IN
t"grity OF the courts aud the momcr-
thry clamor about eliminating The
.ral government. do not know
whether the idea is one imported
from, the peace council ct Paris. or
whether it Is a reflex or the ROB
mentality. which has broken out IN
revolution In various places in Eu-
rope"
Explaining in detail his conception
OF party Sponsorship. Senator Herd
ing said IL meant a government Of
laws rather than OF men" IN which
IN" executive, Legislative and judi
cal branches should each function
within It's own constitutional lmi;a-
tiCnE.' In this division of authority.
he declared. the Senate was "in real
~ tho security Of stable pop'il r
tended debate and The rule tina, ;wO.
ttIris arc required To ri:ify, a treaty,
were cited as Senate Safeguards
arhiust !l!-cDnsidcrcd action
me speech was delivered from the
'front.' porch and Mas cnc"rcd by a
delegation OF members and former
members OF tho Ohio Legislature. Il
wa the second tho senator had de-
!0vtrcd today group Of veterans
- tho War between the states. from
keuton. ONO. having Induced h:m tn
inaHc brief ,alk, wh.n they paid
min Il noon day visit. In H.. speech
10 them. hc reiterated his belief that
II was for American rights that tho
nations entered tho world war. and
elected th"r" would Dc no surrender
az American nationality
DWELLING nj length on IN" Sera.e's
rule OF unlimited debate. the n3,ri-
iul ming in all our public Sovcrn-
inent- In passing rcfcrsnr" 20
the rarely INVOKED Cloturc rule alou.-
90 AT the rec, mncndHt!on OF Pros .
dent Wilson. hr declared IN. rule
mss r'ou proposed BY IAN cNrcu. we
"ho looked upon the proceedings OF
'Ir senate sin more or less con
tempt"
Ehc Senator also referred TO tho
senate ftlipuster last year. which
N.nck"d several big apDoropr alton
ia tho LIST days Of the Demo
rF. TIE Congress. ana said while n.
az not approve a. IN" time th. do
f' 1pmeut had saved about = billiD'!
uhrs ~ putting the supply meas
o. S over into the Republican Con
- ~ succeeding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
Two Seamen Lived for
Twelve Days on Seaweed
Cny Associated press1

= NEW YORK, August I0.-PIckcd
up mt sen unconscious In nm opca
dory, after living for twelve days
on seuwccd, two fishermen were
brought into port today by the
American steamer Mnznmn, from
London. The fishermen, Thomas
Constant md HnphneI Gopcr, said
they had become detached In
fog from their vessel, tho Giycinc,
OF 81. Scrrun, France.
The Mnznmn brought In four
members OF the cnEinc-room crew
In Irons. charged with mutiny, al
legged to have assaulted the assist
mt engineer. They were taken
OFT by "a police boat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
RELEASE WATSON FROM
CELL IN GEORGIA PRISON
Candidate for Senate, Following
Trouble in Hotel, Cancels En-
Engcmcnts for Week.
uIy As.ociNt.d Press.

BCFOItD. GA. August l9-Thomas
T.. Watson. candidate for United
states Senator. who spent last night
IN Jail here. after being arrested. fol-
lowing a disturbance in a local hotel.
LETT for his home at Thomson. today.
Bond for $500 io- Watson. and IF
Sl.Voo Tor II. ii. Miller, who was ar
ana both were released from Jail.
which Watson had refused 10 lca"e
last night. The warrants were made
gust 20.
Sheriff J. r. Shadburn stated 70
night no formal charges had BON
Of the alleged finding OF a bottle
containing Il small quantity of liGdor
in WatSon's room
watson cancelled his speaking on
SaSeincnts for u week and was eX-
pectcd TO rest during that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
Never Heard of the vo,s,ead Inv

NEW YORK, August I1-"Irb,.
the idea! never even heard NJ suc,,
a law" This response OF Marcus
Glickerstern, restaurant propri.,or
when prohibition agents today in
formed him ne was under arres, for
violation Of the Vo!stead act. sur
pr!sed the Investigators almost as
much as Glickersteln appeared taken
aback
In spite Of his lack Of Information
which. he said. accounted for his soil
Ing the government, agents whisky NJ,
AZ cents a glass, the restauranter was
arraigncd and held In bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
LORD MAYOR OF CORK is
SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS
terrence McSwecncy, Convicted of
ScuitiOus tttrrnnccS, Han Gone
ON Hunger Strike.
Iity Universal Serylce. ]

. LONDON, August l2.--Tcrrcnce Nc
sweeney. Lord Mayor of Cork. Ire
Iahu, VINO was. arrested. tried and
found guilty Of making n scditious
uttcranc:, was sentenced TO two years
IN prison. the government announced
today. lie is hunGcr-strikinE. HIS
VIE, In Cork, has been warned of
ms condition. She is holding herself
TN readiness to go to him should ne
grow weaker.
Seventeen Irish hunger strikers
two of whom were unconscious from
lack OF food and :wo others so weak
they could not walk. were removed
from the Cork jail today and started
TOR England. They were carried from
'he Jail on strctchnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

session for few minutes preceding
the meeting OF the Aldermen. clearing
the docket Of business.
W. T. Dabncy. business manager Of
the Chamber OF Commerce, waS toast
master. lie referred 10 each mem
beer In person, reviewing the lcEisla-
tive careers o: each Among those
who responded 20 the toasts We're T.
II. Grundy. chairman OF the Council
Finance Committee. Marx GUnst
Joseph G. Eunnaily. Joseph Powers.
Ordway Fuller. Wavcrly Melton and
Alfred H. Mcdowell. City Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
Fredericksburg Women
Are Repairing Highways

Especial to The Timcs-DIspntch.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Au-
gust ia bnd spot In u promi-
ncnt public road I'm stafford COun-
~ that WAS steadily getting
worse, and which had nearly
caused scvcrnl accidents, wns re-
pnircd "Wednesday by u numbcr
OF women living In the locality.
The women after the place had
been neglected by the county nn-
thorltirs for some time, banded
together ana with necessary i'm
PIGMENTS and tools, went TO the
break and repaired II In II jiny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
Il FEEL THIRTY YEARS YOUNGER Since TAKING
REESE FORMULA R-11." DECLARES 7. S. BUCHANNON y
OF THE NORFOLK And WESTERN RAILWAY
is Able to Come Down Stairs After Taking
Half Bottle Of R-11. Remarkable Results {
Obtained Due Solely to the Reese
Formula He Says

MIR. p. S. Buchannon, who is con-
nected with the Norfolk & West
crn Railway and lives on Alder
marie Street, Bluefield, w. Va,
was laid up with his stomach and
after effects of the Flu. He took
one bottle Of The Reese Formula
R-l1 and was able to come down
stairs and attend to his work.
In statement Mr.. Buchannon
tells in detail of the good received
from Formula R-1l and his honest
opinion of its merits.
81 have been suffering from my
stomach and general weakened
condition brought on by a severe
attack of the Flu which | barely
survived. My system was so run
down that don't believe | would
ever have been we'll again but for
The Reese Formula R-1l has be
did for Mr.. Buchannon. If you s,
trouble, if your system is all run
Reese Formula Ri today from
Store. Broad Street, Richmond, ,
7 rs, burg,--.Ady. (. Y a !, w lsli92 u w s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

the Arvonia slate quarries. and the
force building the iron bridge across
James River at Breno Is idle. All
section forces are kept on the rush
looking after the tracks OF the
James River Division. the Virginia
Air Line. and the Buckingham branch.
all Of which tracks have been badly
washed in places
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

were d6railed in Lick Log tunnel.
ABOUT ;wcnty-one miles from hero. ~
me accident occurred in ono OF tina
tunnels on the Blueridge loop. only
the tact that the cars were partiallyI
turned over on account OF the tunnel
walls undoubtedly saved the lives OF
many. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
SCORES SUFFER INJURIES
IN MOUNTAIN TRAIN WRECK
Solid Steel Limited on Southern De-
rnlled In Tunnel Nenr Ashc-

ASfIEVlLI.E. y. @, August 10
Scores were Injured tonight when
both engines ana four cars on South
ern Train No. Is. L solid steel limited
between Ashcvillc and New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20

The Reese Formula Ri. II
bought a bottle of this wonderful
medicine from the Goodykoontz
Drug Store and before l had fn-
ished the bottle l was able to 60!
down stairs and what is more II
feel better than ! have for years.
Why feel at least thirty years
younger already. There IS moth
ing can say for The Reese For
mula R-11 that is too good for it.
know it will help others as it
has helped me ard I will do oil In
my power to acquaint all my.
friends with its merits"
II you wish further inforrdA-
ton. write direct to our Medical
Adviser, Medical Department, Ths.
Reese Formula Co., Huntington,
w. Va. 81
n doing for hundreds Just what it
fer from stomach, liver or kidney
Town from the Flu, get bottle ofsi
FOUR druggist or from the TkaEiS IN
o.; Morr.son. tho Drug Man os pst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-20
TO SLEEp WELL

Take HorsforG's Acid PHOSPHATE
Half teaspoonful in wa ter, taken be.
fore retiring. insures sleep.-Adv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-26
AIke = 5tys | = ||l : y

klko q 1kva1 px| ~ 4 Il 4 4 ~ ~ ll|lIIs q
nov. l'nd Sv
rejnily dopis Z Crinsyy
rom u sopisuje (tokhexnx x1 81
p&chatel'o ~ sochu m, krx
Nepomuc k6lio, ktorejj lrIozbili M
chatelia hlavu, Na druhy deiI
zaGali niektorf i ob6au0y svaloy
vet VIM rla Cechov, kt0rf tasli
fyraj y nedel'n boil ! Din spkoha
ii. vytetroyanfm . y6ek zfstilo,
- din nespkch4li Gesi, ale grf-
I6ysl1f Nenlci qottliGb Prechtl,
Otto Fakindini, Gusti Foek :
Wilhelm schober.
Il vzrAst kevorobctnfelk
mxAy n Movensku sspyoti Rrnu
! PrAhs. Minimalna mzda "a Il
hodinu v auguste 1919: vyuce-
NJ remeselnik najlepsej kvali-
fikacie: K 3,78, ,pomocny ro-
botnfh bez kvalifik&cie X 1.92I
| flkvaiifikWana pomoc. roobtnfc-
|ika K1.44, ponnoc. robotnfcka
bez kvalif. K Lee. v auguste
1920: remeselnik K $50, Y Br-
me X SIT, Y Prahe K 5.07, pom.
robotnfk X 3..75, u Brine K 3.71
" Prahe K $50, pom. robotnic-
ka kvalif. 'K52.8l, vBrne K 2.28
fv Prahe 4 izl-- pom, robotnic-
LEA Ks2.46, Y Brne K 1.S5, v
,Prahe K 1.95. Dl'a novych po-
ziadavok jedna sa o zvysenie
40-70 perc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-26
YouNasrowNgKE sLoYExsKt NovfNY

freedom and opportunity for citizen whether native
born or natralzed American citizenship securely rests
upon it's firm foundation.
Odp Pretoze pod jej mddrym ustanovenm Spojent
Staty yyvnuly velky narod st stasn6ho prospie-
vadceo ludu pretoze obsahue posyatn6 zaruky ochra
ny pre- jednovca pretoze poskytuje svobodu PRIZE
tost pre- kazd6ho obcana q tn rodeneho alebo natura
zotan6ho Anercke obcanstvo spocva bezpecne jeho
r,avnfch z6kladneh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-26
7 BUSINESS GUIDE :
DosrAL1 SINE Z KRAJAi

NS~nsss AAAUAAV
Move mapy Ceskoslovenska 75c. Ven
eek Mar. Slovenskych piesni 81. Sva-
aobny vinsovnik 55c. ziyot gen. Ste.
sfanika Soc. Ako 81 ziskat' lasku, mai
noysia kniha pre- milencov 81. Seba-
ochrana zdravoyeda, lekarska kniha
$3.50. Go szeny vedet majd, len pre-
DENY 81. KucharYka kniha fits. Bib.
liza stvosenf sveta s. obrazkami ST.
samopoctar soc. Biblia ,syata a.. Plan
Vekov 81. Tranoscius SIS. Cesta k Bohu
$3.50. Jadro Nabpz. Vylevov "a. Jezis
Moja Radost' $780, Nebesk6 Mama
$3.50. Novy zakon SOC. ObjednAvky .
obnosom zasielajte ma:
K. v. CIHELKA
426 East 72nd st., New York City
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-11-26
FARMA MA LICITACII

SO akrov, dobrz budovy, mastna zem
dive sila. hoane vody, ovociny atd'.
Pre- zl6 zdravie idem ma juh. Preda sa
farma, dobytok, nastroje, droda v So
botu, 20. novembra 1920 $50 po obe-
de ma ceste do Ashtabula. o podrob-
nosti Haste sa A. Fl. Simpkins, Will
Mansfield, Ohio, % mil severne cd
Youngstown. 2x