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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-07
Wanted
BY LARGE LOCAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY

d AAH0G AOCA4
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
2 C. A. operstors
ChasGis Asps0hier
Is Assemblels 49,
; Boring Mn opratoes Il
10 Block Tester tDay and NiSht)
Conveyor
8 Drill Press OPERATOR
l Drill Grinder Operator
I DeGgner tSesdyD
] Details9
/ Filter and Plumber
I Good Grinder Hand
Q HAndymen
Is Factory Laborers
I Stock Room Iaboesss ,tStorasey
4 Lsborsrs lss
4 Mechanics tIspsir Work: Day and
NisAt.)
4 IoldeeS
! Pattefnmakef tNetal)
3 p 4 J Opsfaeoes
2 ShApes ope9aaors
{ Toolnahen lDay and xishs)
g ToolsefveFs -.
Universal Tool Gsindsr
3 Warehouse Men
Z Stock Room Non
Merton Grinder
I Lsths opeesaoe 4s1
FEMALE HELP
2 Inspse1ors t0isla)
Apply 70 +
ILLINOIS FREE EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
1915 Fourth Avssus. Hoek Island. N. :
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% County Records
Warranty Deeds.


wAl'am A. and Laura s. Gray to
holds Farmers Cooperative Ell
f company. part northwest
! !. northwest quarter. section
M ~, 81.
Au@ v. Collins and husband to
~ 7 Hemenway and wife, lot
SI = Bailey's second addition.
ac 8, Island. 81.
seaa L Anderson to Emelia C.
- undivided one-haH OF
rcs.@ s-half lot z. William Nc
~ addition, Moline, 81.
49, 1910 II. Langman and wife to
4 ~ 4 Paterson and wife. lot
- !, park addition, Rock Is
- : :. Montgomery. ct al. to Theo-
n !. saa Annie Fransen, lots ls,
sss, ~ ana 10, block S, Fruitland
moo Moline, 81.
nies E. White and wife to
~ $50. y. Cornwall, lots 6 and Z,
q -, Forest Hill second add,
Ign kilcoin and wife to charles
,iaix. 10Y 7, block 8. Guyer's third
/, Rock Island, 81.
n.oeth Dimock to Henry N.
- tx, lot 50. Exposition park,
=, I. ana Ssna N. Anderson to
!, and Lulu M. Haselwood.
sisss. Mock l. Smith q Whites
~ :, Moline Heights, $2.777.s3.
I @, Olemann, ct al. to Clemann
1 Nsaan. Inc, east 30 feet lot
:. old town. Rock Island.
satlin X. and Frances c.
Sl..s 70 Christian Schenck, lot
~ :. Hedgeside addition, Rock
Hse Hinderer and wife to Guy
| I nm part lots IL and II. block
49,. Quit Claim Dee1
lven, .m A. and Laura s. Gray to
niios es Farmers Cooperative FL
II Sompany, tract in Reynolds.
IN Lowe and wife to william
~ ~: part outlot is. Hirhiand
49,, Moline, 81.
Aargraeth and Mhybell
Ism to William C. Gabsl,
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block 2, v. M. Blaudtngs hrst i'd
dition. Rock Island. 81.
Van v. and Agnes A. Reeves to
William e. and Lola NJ. McGinnia.
tract in northwest quarter secaion
2. II, Nv, 81.
Jane Mcconnell. by heirs. to
James H. Mcconnell. east half lot
rs. in Belcher 4 Sigsworth's add
ton to Port Byron. ILL.,. 81.
d. w. and Minnie Roberts to H.
NJ. Morine. southwest Quthter Sec
ton .. 20. %. 81. q.
Lyde Bendle and husband to Jo-
mas Nordquist. west half Of south
east quarter section 3, 16. 6w. 3d.
500.
Alice Davis to Jesse W. Tyler.
lot II, block, Z. original town OF
Hampton, now village Of Hampton.
81.
Henry De Cocher and wife to
Rene Van Puyvelde. lot 8, block
ITS. East Moline, 81.
Frank Zebroski and wife to Mike
Jocis and Mary Jocis. lot s. block
233, New Shops Center addition.
East Moline. 81.
H. M. Railsbach and wife to +.
H. Railsbach, undivided one-half
lot /, block l7S, East Moline, 81.
Buggie Rice to william A. Hen
derson, tract In southwest quarter
section %. Is, w. 81.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We WISH 10 EPREeS oUB SINCERE
thanks and gfatitude 70 our many 1risado
and .AsdghboFs for thsir lind vmpsshy
~ asu1staneo fondseed during orr roesat
Cd 6efeavement. the death OF our b.
loved father. Especially do We wish to
thnnk 4Sv. =. J. 1olf. msabers Of \. I.
AaUo. No. o6e, IL dnears and Ill tho0
NJ ,W1BR 10 1xPAESo QUIZ THANKe
- seot11udo - I'll our 1risnds and
sslA&lvss Who Wseo 20 kidd during tn
neftv1l md burial Of our heoehee. 1nv
AssWeoA Ne GKAsnd spaelAl tAaAlD ~
Nh. Chm10 4. Wllisma. Mn. + X
ocotG Nh. 4 4. CasyisP snA Hose e
~ AAss3ena Lagian-1lfs. ". G. Ehees
hAr4Ss Ma md UnooshaehA. 81
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\ 0QeExEEPER WITH ONE CHILD.
- Asa. 1904 Fifth-and-a-half ave-
WIDOW WOULD LIKE PLACE
ee1seper for widover or bachelor.
Lranklin. Gen. Del, City.
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ANTED-SITUATIONS.
>s-S>~~~s~~~~-~~
g 1Y Yq ss..1 LIKE LIGHT WORK. CALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-27

Whereas, on the 18th day Of Feh,a
i,lS i92o. r. OSCAR McCAC ul:YiI
nlcd q libel in the District Cour. z Az
the United states for the Casters itfss3.
trtGt or Virginia against the GasolIns
narel and furniture, in cause VI saf-
And whereas. by Virtue of process m
due form of law, to me directed. ro =
turnahle on the 24th day OF Fehr,Iary-ia
1890. have seized and taken tho ani6
Gasoline Launch Jay" and have hef. In
my custody. 80 (
Notice is hereby given, that n i,fa.
s erGt Court gn,t, VII be held in the uni.sd
mond, Va. on tho bTH DAY !, lin
MaRGH. 1920. for the trial of said.
PREMISES md the owner or owners. ana
all persons who may have or claim
any interest, arc hereby cited 10 So.
ana appear ut tho time and place aforeai
said, to show cause, IL any they haya,a
why n fnnl decree should not pass M
prayed. 80
: JOHN G. SAUNDERS. ~
U. S. Marshal.
Deputy. 7tsffif9fI
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Statesmen and Agents
MIR. SALESMAN.
LooK: nEADi INVESTIGATE,

An internationally known concern offers
i Tyu .. w,ciueriui opportunity for big money.
lrcincnGouS natloBA! drive being .nunCbcj
on on well known product. More than a quar-
tcr OF = million dollars spcnt IN uJycrtisinr-
InrinS the last Two years. We Euaraninc
tns sane or our merchandise in "a way con
sInclnS and are planning to nav salesns,,
ssS $1,000 TO Go,oporats "a closing sales With
dealers already established. II you wa M 10
get connected with the biggest specjaltv
aont overlook this adj big conuection
lot DIG man regardless Of what YOU IRE
uoiinE. a SURPRISING proposition for The
S nS.eatnun Win FORD car: Phone Mr.. Box
Icy az RueEer Hotel. Richmond. for inter
SALESMAN wanted. calling on merchant,
m small towns and country stor.s 10
Gel! a new punch board assortment as a
s.ns line state 'srrtory covered. unrc-
stricte1 tsrrItory III. commissions Write
L L s2iesnian outnt SoSnt Manufacturing
Co :. + Q: No. "a. Nnffolk. Va
"a i-ESM AN-Wanted experienced Inedi-
cine salesman who give GOOD refer
cnce. 70 work on commission basis good
opportunlty Tor a man that EelI he
Eood1. Territory. western part OF Vir.inia
and North Carolina. Write G. r. Anderson
Box a.. Norfolk. Va. -
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FINANCIAL
Business Opnortunitics.

BAND MILL-Wanied to purchase. a
single sand mill With dry liins and log
gins Squipm,cnt II OWNER does nos want
s e my million ieet of ORIGINAL trowth
This timber Is located the main line
Atlantic Cosst Line railroad In South Car
olina. The Montague Corporation. .:haries-
DRUG BUSINESS wANTED-Wantcd to
buy drug business In Richmond or some
good town Boulevard GlO. care Times
Dispatch.
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Hotel Building.
of 20 Rooms

A forks of two highly improyeuS
roads. only IL miles from RichmoIp,!ff
The building is in good condition a MI.
could not be built for $500 Exceilcnts
stand for country store. Price. to sett1a5
an estate, $4,000. Terms easy M
j. A. CONNOLLY & &C.
THE UNITED STATES OF AAIER-
lCa--EASTERN DISTRICT OS x 4ls.ss
VIRGINIA. ,t3.zs
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FINANCIAL
Business OPPORTUNITIES.


AUTO ACCESSORY. tire and vulca nizing
plant, complete with gas tank. air com
prcsser and bufling wheel. in heart Of bust
ness district. Address Is 634. caro- Times
Dispatch
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DENTAL OPERATOR

Wanted, experienced and efficient
dentai operator. registered in Vir-i
ginia;' salary. 1915 to $500 per
month. This proposition is worth
investiGnting. Replies confidential.
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DRUG CLERK. Registered Hatcher DRUG
Co, Laurel and Broad. Richmond. Va
DRUGGIsr--Fully registered or assistant
References; wages required :. Apply Moro
wita Brothers. NoMport News. Va ~
aPy-ou want to rent a house. use tneso
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$3.50 NAN. with some experiences. as
salesman IN icwoiry business: best rcf-
orencss required Apply in person II3 and
lib East Main StreeI.
SOCSG MEN Tor railway mail clerks: $40
month Experience unnecessary For free
AZ I''I ifI.. GAMMA tons write J. Leon
e ipr1irr- government tSamincE). loss
E9nitable Duilding. Washing t0i,.
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Rooms With Board.

FLOYD AVENUE. si9-For rent. Ma.cb
ladies' private bath.
FRANKLIN ST. L.. 2o0-HandsomeIy fur
ntshcd rooms. with bath; table board n
speciality. =
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YOUNG LADY
Wanted for soda water
and confectionery bust
ness. Apply at once.
215 North First Street.
Help Wanted-aialc.

ASSISTANT ENGINEER-Wanted, first
class man as assistant engineer in large
h9tei. Must Understand refrigeration. cleo
,h ana other details connected with
George L: Adams. Hotel Chamberlin. For
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AUCTIONS-LEGAL
Legal Notices.

ANNUAL NEE ING of tho stockhoIders
meeting of the stockhoidcrs OF the Cans
Rady Company will be held at the chico
Richmond. Va. on Tuesday. March 2, 1890.
ut IL O'Clock noon Goo. w. Rady. Secre-
MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS. BANK
January Is 1920 The annual Innl NE ns,eftlns s
held at the banking house; Twelfth and
o'eiocs for the ELECTION of directors and
consideration OF any business that may
properly be brought before 1t. j. II. Pat
trson Cashier =
SEALED FRoPos.ALs-onlco of the Guar
tcrmaster- General. Clothing and Equip
age Division. Munition Building. Washing
ton, D. c Seal led proposals in duplicate
will be received here until II A. NJ. March
Is. 1920. for furnishing tho Victory Medal
and component parts thereof Information
sent request.
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MERCHANDISE

EGGS-Select Matching Reds and Anconas
Ancona rooster for sale. Madison i445-J
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Poultry and Supplies.

EGGs.Don't gamble. When you buy feed.
eggs or money back That's the way Pu-
rina chicken chowder is sold At your
grocers or Braucr * hasten. 1908 East
Cary Street.
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= - ---------------
Heip-AfnIc or Female.

cANNASsERS; house-to-housc. male or
is"h',it, s7a!ary SieO per month. iii
last isrOnd Street
JOB FRESS FEEDERS for rcrmancnt posi-
Tons. lstchmond Tyno,het1c. 1921 Mutual
Statesmen and Agents. 30
CITY SALESMAN wanted for b,iiIJjn,, -
., ter;n for Southern niilwork factory,
,,tiMaii:S lime. cement. roofing and M hs =
building spcclaltiys. Must be AN eInor
cnGsh sp.ciaiiy man Of pleasing address
e.ther WITH or without miiiwork expcrienre
" rll-: July. i es,, care Times Dispnt CHI
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Articles for Sale.

Articles for Sale. 81
BOOKS bought. sold and exchanged. Rich-
mond Book Co.. 215 North Fifth
DISH-s1.50 cut glass dish. with handles
Schaaf Bros. jewelers.. 426 East Broad
FOR SALE. 2 portable box bali alleys.
sell for SIS. Would cost new 800 il
bought at to-day's price. NJ. T. Tisdale
p. o. Box 1913. Chase City. Va.
LUNCHEON SET-For sale, hand-made
luncheon set Call Boulevard 2sl7-W =
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMES
Mail orders solicited The Gift Shop
Fourth and Grace Streets.
STANDING TIMBER for sale Two hun
dred acre tract; 100000 feet saw timber
balance stave and excelsior stock r. f.
Moss Stony Creek. Va.
THE REGINA VACUUM CLEANER-Eiba
Hardware Co. az West Broad Street.
1000 ARMY ash DractIcaiIy lew cost
goyernmsn, from So 10 81. go each. Cisss
Z. $3.50 Class so 90: Glass c. Sl.5b are
BUCKETS zoe army supplies OF aii L,.ds
Avenue, Randolph 1922: iii North seven.
tenth Street Madison 2405: 1901 Lester
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Company ~ rcaGy 10 resume full
scneou!e III al departments, and IL
now prepared 10 rcCeiva appiica tIona
from OLD employees and other men
experienced In locomotive work. hp-
pay al Employment Once. Seventh
American Locomotive Co.
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FINE AppomattoX River farm for sale; fine
~, buildings pulls 100 acres low grounds; fine con-
$500 a. II. Clement. Attorney. Appomat-
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he Cumberland Gem
fayetteville. y. C. Of
between the ages os
Ing course OF training
and theorcti-
pafcs for state board
classes being formed
To superintendent Of
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sal,

WINEsAPT apples. No. /. grown in CIoze1- |
va. Price by the barrel 1915. ia East !
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ROOMS AND BOARD

WE PAY spot cash for diamonds. Did silver
and old false teeth. 3. G.. Mover lew
elry Co. 3 West Broad Street -"
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WANTED-Namcs eli
wishing government
1$0 first year. Answc,
caro- Times-Dispatch.
YOUNG LADIES-Tf
cral Hospital. OF Fl
ferB to young ladies
10 and S5 the followi
for .nuFses: 3 years =
cal work. which PREF
examinations. Spring
now. Apply At once
Nurses,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26
Woman German
Spy Killed
In New York

NEW YORK, Aug. I3.-The motor
ious woman German spy, Nine Marie
X. de Victorica, who came from a
mass Of intrigue uncovered by U. s.
secret agents, died last night in a
sanitarium here from a second mys-
ferrous attack of pneumonia since her
arrest in 1918.
She was prominently connected
with the work of Count Won Bern
storf and other leading Germans in
this country previous and shortly
after u entering the war. She was
an important member of the German
spy staff and since her arrest and
has given valuable information to the
U. S. agents.
Her illness puzzled che physicians
woh waited upon herand it is thought
she is the victim of some mysterious
intrigue to take her life before she
could uncover important information
that might lead to the arrest of other
German agents in this country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26
Sugar Down to I6H Cents

The retail price of sugar in st.
Louis has been falling steadily for
the last month, and today some re-
tail grocers are selling it at 16k
cents a pound, when a month ago
some stores were asking 80 cents
The price in stores in different
parts of the city today ranged from
1614 to 20 cents a pound.
1t was reported sugar refneries
were selling to jobbers and whole
salers at % cents.
The reaso for this condition of
the sugar market is given as the fact
that spectators have been caught
short of funds to meet their obliga-
tons and are being forced to unload
their sugar on the market.-St. Louis
Star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26
For Five
Million Homes
In The u. S.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.-Ap-
proximately 25 million persons in the
United States are now living in tenn
porary crowded and sometimes un-
sanitary quarters, according to off
cials of the United States Housing
Corporation.
The nation is short more than S
million dwellings and apartments"
said Chief Engineer Chase of the
corporation recently.
All hope of Improvement must be
deferred until next spring. Build
ing now has practically stopped. 1t
VIII take the country five years to
catch up"
This means rents will continue to
soar this winter, it is believed here,
landlords taking advantage Of the op-
portunity to add to the burden of the
tenants.
The housing situation now is
more acute that it was at the close
Of the war'pcriod, when virtually all
building had been halted for three
said Mr.. Chase.
I'm only a few cities has any build
activity gone on since the war
ended. In this class are Cleveland,
Detroit, st. Louis and one ar
.wo middle West cities.
In all other cities there has been
almost no building of dwellings since
he armistice. There has been some
construction of business buildings in
New York. This was due TO con-
ractors who had materials which had
zen contracted for months before.
In most parts Of the United States
.owever, builders are simply waiting
.ntil next spring before starting
work.
Builders now and pretty gener-
lily since the armistice have found it
r~actically impossible to get mater
lis, Poor transportation was par
the reason. Another was tight
loney.
abor Shortage and Strike to Blame.
The labor shortage and strikes
instituted another barrier to build
g.
The United States Housing Cor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26

poration now has no authority to
build and sell homes as it did during
the war, officials said.
The corporation now is liquidating
its business under an order of con-
gress. 1t did, however, this spring
take what steps it could to relieve
the situation by selling houses and
materials it had on hand.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26

Ter Governor, Frank H. Farris crowd
ed Judge Charles H. Mayer out of
second place. It appears that the
Republicans on an average, polled
.rom 5000 to 5000 more votes in the
primary than the Democrats, and this
is the first time since the primary law
was enacted that the Republicans
cast more primary votes than the
Democrats.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26
STOCK
NEWS

Results from lining on the Mat
Mckinney farm in Randolph County
have been so gratifying that sixty
10 car of ground limestone has been
ordered to extend the lined portion
OF the same farm. In a field partly
lined the oats on the lined portion
were decidedly better than where no
lime was applied and were about four
days earlier in ripening. A test plot
on a corn field also shows a better
stand, better color and much more
lp-uriant growth where lime is ap-
piled.
Over 1000 feet have been complet-
ed of the sever mile road from the
corporation line at Mexico south to
Fulton. Twenty-Five men have been
working and are using eighteen
teams Of horses and eight trucks.
The road was made a year ago and
the gravel is now being put on.
Charles P. Kelley of St. Louis has
the contract for the gravel.
According to f. NJ. Randolph.
state superintendent of roads, the
road will be finished by December Il
if they can get the gravel. The work
started two weeks ago.
A big piece of work for johnson
County was the organizing and
starting Of a pig club at C~enteryiew.
WeIl-bred gifts were purchased by the
bank, andthe boys and girls who were
enrolled in the club came to Center
view to receive their pigs and in
str0ctions Twenty-six pigs were dis ,
tributed to as many boys and girls.
This form Of club was somewhat new
in this community and it was only
through the untiring efrero+s of the ,
cashier of the bank. and the county l
agent, that enough members were
secured for the organization of such
a club. The bank is taking a personal
interest in this move and is lending d
boys and girls money at six per ,
cent for twelve months in order that =.
hey may make a success in this un- =
lertaking. Il
Practical tests in agriculture are L
conducted under the auspices
# the County Agent at the ]consoIida- .
ed schools at New Point, Holt Coun- i"
y. Last fall small lots Of wheat Of
he Michigan, Red Rock, Kanred. Full
aster and Poole varieties were plant ]
d on the consolidated school grounds. 81
.arIy in July a striking difference in
ne plots could be observed. The
lichigan, Red Rock and Kanred
1emed to show up the best. On the
grounds, tests of cleaned and
'eated oats versus unclaimed and un- ~
'eated oats are being carried on.
here was a noticeable difference be-
yeen the plots in percentage of
nut. The agricultural class of the W.
.'nsolidated school did virtually all ST.
e work in preparing the plots and :.
wing the seed. Last year they had =,
corn variety test and soybean var
ty and test and soybeans with corn
corn alone. These tests af- ii.
I'd excellent field work for the Az u.
class as well as valuable vi.
monstrations to the community.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26
License Motors in State, 268,142.

JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 49,
There are at the present time PCS, Jap
licensed motor vehicles in the state.
The owners Of these vehicles already
have contributed S2,0O4,198.75 to the
state good roads fund. OF the total
number of vehicles, the St. Louis Of
fee has registered the greatest num-
Der, $4,000. The Kansas City office
comes second with 41,1OO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26
Official Returns Primary.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, August
official vote of the state
primary election was cast up Tues
day and Tuesday night ard the result
does not make any important changes
the unofficial vote following the
election. In the Democratic contest
for United States Senator, Hay ran
second to Long and left Priest in third
place, and in the Democratic contest
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26

Miss Verca Mayes has bouph.
Laddonia Herald, of which n
now editor. The paper was for
owned and published by o. L ~
F. Henegar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. H. |. State and
sons, Harold and Stanley, have
turned from Washington, Mo-. WI
they have been visiting relatives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26

A marriage license was issued Fri
day afternoon to Ralph Oscar Crit
fin and Miss Brooksie Eileen Haw-
kins, both of Thompson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26
Attend Martinsburg Dance.

The following from Mexico attend
ed a dance in Martinsburg Wednesday
night; Misses Margaret Wilson, Car
olyn Worrell, Miriam Glandon, Paul
inc Van Ness, Dorothy Johnston and
Harriet Bruce, and Dick Long, Pinky
Green, Harold Rixey, Gale Johnston
anod Morris Dry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cauthorn of
Aberdeen, Wash. arrived in Mexico
to visit with relatives
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-08-26

I TP where a man must bal,
\ 2uce OF iron girdars,
S climb swaying beams,
where a single false move
means q helpless body drop
ping 10 the pavement 800 feet
fellow -- that's where Adam
Diehl works.
Relieve me" says Adam
Dlehl, 1t means a lot when |
telI you | Iat on Blue Buckle
OverAlls every time | work on
a nigh building. The overalls
| wear have got to fit easy. |
cant afford to have them pull
or bind--and they've got to
stand up strong under the
toughest kind of wear.
"OOeraNs 1ohere I work pet
about as big a test as you can
g7Ue an overall"
Like millions of workers on
big JobS-on farms, in factories.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Consisting OF davenport feet long hgh-U'ns hresde
chair deep armchair lowback, and cushions
all loose and removable shown in illustration each
ton containing minute springs covered with soft fe
main body of pieces being filled with hair and moss Feb
ruary Sale price, $500. Save $3.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-03

Five hundred and styles of Bedroom Dningroom and
Living groom Suites
Three thousand Suites the warehouse as we
more rolling the railroad of goods actually
So unusually large selling that individual lots sell
each day of the lots be renewed factories get
shipments through during the sae while of many the entire
purchase has and the selling ends the lot.