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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

The Bureau OF Agricultural Organ
!Sation and colonization will be-
come u clearing Office for the regis
tratton OF lands in small. as we'll as
in large. acrcaEes. and also will reg
lister the names of the thousands Of
mcn OF the army and those who may
be clasScd as desirable immigrants
and prospective mi and bring
them into touch with the acrcages
OF the South and provide. through
practical business provisions, to rem
der assistance to financing those who
desire 10 purchase farm lands In the
South, To this and the Federal Farm
Loan Act Will be used TO maximum adj
vantage up TO 80 per cent of n bust
ness scheme Immediately TO solving
this problem.
Major Matthews is a graduate Of
the Georgia Military College at Mil
ledEertllr, and did graduate work ut
the University OF Georgia. For years
he WAS associated with tch Tonnes
see Coal. Iron ana Railroad Company.
at birmingham, Ala. and is tho owner
~ u farm in Alabama that has won
high honors in the competitions in
the State and County fairs and cx-
positions.
Major Matthews will make Il tour
or the states. representing
the bureau that is under his dircc-
:jon. and will bring about an intcn-
s!Nc scheme Of organization and CO.
operation Of the forces related 10 the
aEriculiur2i welfare of the South.
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SAYS CLOSED MILLS TO
KEEP UP WOOL PRICES
President or National Gnrmcnt Wo-h-
erS says Action NuIiifcs I.nortS
TO Reduce tlptliur Ins,.

NEN lD!tN July il.-SMutfTng
acterlzci ny sidney HIlman. pr.si-
dent OF the Arnaleamated Garman,
WORKERS OF America, in AN address
mere TO-DAY, az a general strike
terests. The efforts OF the li5O60
clothing WORKERS and tho clolGiup
manufacturers 10 reduce clothing
have been nulTined. he sa!d. ny This
action or the woolcn mauUfactlrcrs.
which Will result in the cont!uIanc,
of high clothing prices.
tons of manufacturers tina, tho sim,
down had been forced ~ large can
scellat!ons Of orders. REPRESENTATIVES
OF h Industry told AttOrncy-G.n-
eral Palmer several months AGO .Ir
sEillman said. that they could not ne
gin TO supply the demand for cloth.
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10 Handle Service Grants.

problems OF the present and lay 81
basis for further definite achieve
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Florida Fruit Gum. 1.-The best Chew
ing Gum ever" Made by Flcer. AL
dcalerS-Jc.-Adv.
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BEARlSH MARKET RULED
IN COTTON DURING WEEK
Favorable Weather From All over
Beit Cnusch Decline
In Spots,
II Associated Press.

NEW ORLEANS. July. lin tho
cotton market last week the trend
was lower except for r~ecoverics on
short covering and again in tho clos
ing hours. During the greater part
OF tho time selling was persistent
on the favorable weather over tho
belt and on reports Of poor trade
from the cotton markets OF this coun-
try and England.
At the highest levels the trading
months. were 80 to rs points over thc
close OF the preceding week. while at
the lowest they were GO to 173 points.
The net results on the close were de-
clincs of 3 TO So points. In the spot
department middling lost so points
ut $500. The closing price on July
was $3.50 and on October 81. 65.
On the closing session the shorts
were bitterly disappointed by u pri-
vate bureau report on condition OF
1913 per cent OF normal, showing a
gain for the half month OF but IL
points. buying Mt the end OF the
week was stimulated by Il forecast
OF $50. 900 bales ns the American
consumption during June.
Florida Fruit Gum. the best Chew
ing Gum ever" Made by Flcer. All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

az riculturI pursuit miS1t have the
practical cooperation VI Il govern
mcnt thai they serve
The Bureau OF Agriculture crSant
cation and Colonization is being re-
organized and enlarged to meet the
needs. not only OF thc American sol.
der! so far as private interests may
In the absence Of Federal legislation,
hut also To inauSUratc AN intensive
campaiSn providing tcr SUch eSiSta
tion later and - bring rolonists 10
mites of the Southern states.
Hacks Agricultural rr"Srnn,.
The Southern commercial Congress
through it's dirCCtor-GCnecal. Clarence
i. owens. is responsible for the organ
iZat!on. in the interest ~ the United
states. Of the tCrty.ciGht state De
Of Horticulture. They
were brought torcthcr by the South
crn Commercial Congress for the mrs
time. to organize Il national unit &c
consider the relation OF the state:
to the Federal asrtcnlturnl lcsisla'
tive procram. This sanizattou /:
under the presidency Of Charles =
of the state OF New York.
The Bureau OF Agricultural Organ,
iZ3tion and Colonization. under tn,
direction now % Major Matthews
will undertake 10 carry forward ~,
lines OF cndcavor 81 the southern
Commercial Congress III agriculture
production. organization. distribution
and nance, as based upon tn,
achievements OF the past on the par
Of the congress. and will. in 4 miiE
ant way. ~caGCaEnr Ia solve The aCUt,
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l. W. NJ iiaiiistor. President. do. solcmnly swear hat the above is a
statement oil the financial condition of Old Dominion Trust Company.
close Of business OF In 3Wh day of June. 1920. to ii pest Of ny KNOW.
dEe n belief.
W. VI. HABlISToN. President.
CorrcCt-Atest: W : TliOADS.
Ii II POLLARD. r
EIW :. PALMER.
g.. Directors.
sworn TO nd Subscribed before me by v. NJ rabiston prcsiden this
til day OF --. 1920.
Notary Public.
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Efsht Hourn ror nme nrn1.n

GESOVA, July II-AlthOugh mo
.sproposition before the I~nternational
sSeamen's Conference here Tor an
seight-hour day and q 4S-hour wees
enmen was favored by a sub
SGfantial majority OF the cOnfcrccs. 4,
by Il fraction OF n vote 10 Sc
cure the necessary two-thirds for its
sadoption. Tho vote was forty-cight
ffor the proposition and twenty-five
sNeainst II.
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)robne zpravy z
z ecskych kruho

(, IN vclkaho G%tastcnsivi pfd.
vi n ndmtch, iakoa / spolkovSch
,Asicr, kon0l SO y nedtli . . hod.
oApolcdni pohirb nimt dIouho.
letc osadnicc gdeisi, pani Marie
Nulencovf, , domu smutku, 6islu
lbl3l JIM nrvaienaria ulice, ma
ArskS ndrodni hfbity PAM Nolcn.
IVA zcmicln v domuyt svtho synn
Irankn pc kratkt ncmoei We ttvr-
TEX, due :, srpna, Y hodin6ch rnnf
qch S%polkove obrndy, jak Y do
smutku, TAX ma hfbitove, Wy.
konala pfedsedkn Lozc South O.
mah0, Oslo li9, ID, of H. pani
Anna Payloyitovd a slova Gtechy
promluyil p. Jos. Sterba, krajan.
ka Nolencovd narodila SO pred
90 roxy v kozloye, okres Cdslny,
Y CcchGch Jeii maniel il pfcdcsel
fam, odkud ncni n6yratu, dno "a.
Stpna roku 1913, V South Oma2e
bydleli manzelG Volcncovi cd icii
zalozcnf. Dnkazcm toho, ze zesnuld
tesla Sc yclkt pfizni a ldsce cet-
nych svych pfdtcl, byla velkd
spousta kvctin, jimia rakcv s jcji
tclcsnou schrdnkou byla %oblozena,
a vclika beast pfatel n zn6mych
mn jejim pohrbu, Zanechdyd tn
.iednu dceru, Mari, provdanou IN
pana j. j. Burcse, u iednoho sym,
Franka, PCT vnondai a mnoho pfa.
Tel. Pnfila k lnzi South Omaha,
cislo li9, -. of IT,, u Ike klubn sta.
rgch osadnic. Pohfch je.ii yypra-
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Anglie n Iranoie
pomohou Polsku

V pomltli srsli Sc Y llyihc \
Anpli premicii Millcraud a Lloyd
ucorpr, ahH spolotne poicdnuli q
gpraya mafsdla focha a polniho
marsalka Wilsonn ohlednt namof.
NJ u lospod6fskt pomoci, ktcfot
Angle a frnneic mohou poskyl.
mutt oknm1iit l'olsku Rozhodnu.
M . forme pomoci, ies ma bSiI
polsku poskytnuta, je obiilns m
nkolcm vshlcdcm X iomu, b. hylo
roghodmut0 npvtsli shuletnou val
ku prot Rnsku Anelic u Froncic
sou odhodlany poskytnouli Pol
sku yacmo1nou ponce v mekicl'
lohoto rozhodnuti.
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RHINE zpravy

Stanislav Pankowski, zane.
stnuny jake o%pr6ykaf Sclczni6nich
vozn v dilnhch Union Pacific dr6.
by, bydlici v elsie 1927 JIM Dya.
cdtd osm6 ulice, md v zhmcru vrd.
It'll sc do rodntho Polska n zdc
hlhsiti 20 o rodinn6 statky, ktcr6
skonfiskoydny byly jcho dodovi
pc neadarcn6m polsk6m povstGni
Y roce 1876, Tyto statky, jicha
Pankowski JIG prdyoplatnSm de-.
dicem, nnlezaji 80 V P%oznansku 81
scstdyaji y 500 okrh vzdel0ntho
pozemku u yclkfbo m~nozstyi nkr0I
lcsd. DYE ancb0 mi yesnice male.
zajf SO ma p|ozemcich iohoto pan.
styf Pankowski pfist6hoval 80 do
Amcriky Y roee 1891, ponevada
rodide iclo manaclky odcpfcli III
dat dostntocnf y6no PfistM V
Now Yorku 4 mnn2elkou n dy6ma
ditkami u y AGO v kapsc n lined
yydal Sc ma dalsi ccstu do Omahy,
kde \ poc6tku pracoyol V jntkdch
n tayirn6, 20 celou dobu sybho po.
bytn Y Americe pomSslel M nj.
yrat do sv6 ylasti, kdc chteI hld-
IN
sit sc 0 majetek, M ktcrg mi prd-
yoplatn6 ndroky. Nynf, kdy Pol.
sko zbayiIo No jhn, domgsi vel
Panlowsbi, ~ nadesla pfilczitost
rozhodnfmu tinn. Panlowski jel
81 rokd star.
+ Oamnhct NUN n zen znt6cno
bylo Y ttchio dncch zdcj6i policii
pfi nhjezdn m obydli Oliyora I'll
Mallcna, bydIiciho M Ctyficdtt
osmf q y ulicieh Policic nalczIu V
M%allcnoyi obydlf 500 kyarth piya.
MalIen byl pokuioydn poljeejnfm
sudfm 400 pro n~czhkonph ylast
njctyi libogin, alc obzaJobn IN W..
draoydni nepofddptho domu byInI
kkrtnuta Prot MalIonoyi NIUE
bgt take podana zaIobn fcdcrhlgf
apenfy MaIlcn tyrdi, w. jcho
pivo o%bsahnje None neil p6J pro-.
centa oIkohoIu FederhJpi ngcDti
podrobi pivo zkoubee, hby W. VII
stilo, ie.li tento nhpoj sknicrnf
fok sIabg MnII@6y "pjyoy6rek
nalfza ~ mimo mfatskf brnpice,
PoIicie zjjstjla, NJ M0IIeDoyn re-
sidence jc cnsto naystE yoyana
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.srn hNl pnhiehnim yhvndcm brat.
~ koHsk0 Nsem pnenslal m plat
uase upiimna soi,sirasi mad bolcsi
non giraton milnvane malky a
babitky
g. We ttyrtek, dnc .. srpna. -
mfela " SVEN domove, tislo bs2,
iiSni Dcyatcnact6 ulicc, PAM Fran.
tisku Ilruskov6. We veku 10 rokn,
3 mtsicc a Is dni pohfch icji ko.
nal ~ \ sohotu o 2 hpdint rnnnl
y domu smuikn do cesktho kato.
lickcho chr6mu n odtud pax ma
htbitov Fanny Marie IN yclkthn
dtastcnsivi 2ndmyeh n pfatcl peel
pohrobnikn p. +. H. koloueha.
pfcdtasna zcsnula kraianka zane.
chhv0 tn lalom zdrceneho mamie.
Ia. Johna lIrusku. a etyfi ditky,
d TO III Syndeky, . tnkn st0reho
Naclavn, 6 rok1 starcho Jana n !
roxy slartho Aloise, n icdnu dee.
rusku Matenku, = roxy starou.
dale stare rodife, man2cle Doleza.
loyy, diva bratry, Joscfa a Vdclayn
Dolc1uloyy, a dive scsiry, pani
-
Mari C%isafovou a PAM Annu Skof
loyou Poz6stalym plat nose u
s%oustrast,
Pan Frank Stutz obdrScl Y
tfchto dncch cd svfch pfhtcl,
manael1 Vdclav Mrk6tkovlch,
ktefi Y ecrynn sc syon rodlnou
odeicli do Czech, dopis, v nem2 o
znamuji, 70 co nejdrlvc Ease pri.
iedou zp6t do Ameriky, ncbot sc
Jim to v Ccskosloyensku mnoho
nezamlouya, poneyadz panuje tam
yelika drahotn Pan Mrk6tck pise,
~ ccsiy, na kterou sc ! m~anlcltoil
a dccruskou yydal, n%clituie, nebof
aspon yscchny syt prdtelc u stare
rodice navstiyil n svoii vlast optt-
nd spatfil, TAX ae nyni Dude V
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nemaize vesti
pfilis dlouhy BOZ

situacc Polska jc nyni kriti-
ckou, die nahledn major generala
Henry 7. AIlcna, yrchniho veil
teIe amcrick6 okknpadni armAdy
v Koblenzi, ktery pozorne slednjc
y}yoj uddlosti V Polsku, Pol6ci
must zisknti vydatnou pomoc cd
spojcnch, ably mohli pokradovati
v boil, ncbot jcjich zdroie jsou
ncpntrn6. General Allen ~yyslovujc
mailed, 10 Ntmccko jc rozhod-
nuto zachoyati ncutralitu 4 ~ po-
stavi 80 60 ncjrozhodntG prot
yscm polusdm 0 jcji poruseni.
Soudi take, " Nemci mcdowell boil
scvihnm, ably ystoupili ma jejich
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Ornament umrtf a podekovanf

losf pepnmSm sdnm u hlpbok6m Au sdnujpme yam pfdlhm znhm$m, m
Inc 3 4qm rmo, pc krhh6 nmmd 2emfeln MN. ne yomn6n loyapam atka, tchyne u
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.Anpneml mNiA = leu 4 ravle ~.
hAllala ~ \ AhitlilN NNti = lens
Albeui ~ "a enlu tsAulNsAnl
lbsli AAW a NiNlami lNflt
lstlAr tl.n t1nlll snlAfus
.ushtnt na hnnilsa Hrms Nflnn
skA fsftiliMt tn Wa tiNiirAl'
faht a ! Nllelrh asl o. hmlins
edctui y palrk, mleli telN ieNlp
fhpni iehug aasha hlla ,lnhpN
ena al plrd iitmi mslei nkhla
lam ssn. coo n ihle smhselici ohil.
nl elrNniuf nfmy Arnew lANpsimek
ta 4 snsia,tl dapratn 10 hlnynI
lhnN Northwestern drhhv mpql
south omahan a Fremont "a ne.
kollk hn,lin nm fclemieni WAY
slailei nh %posimnnich koleiieh by.
us take 0ieeny Harry Anderson.
lhltlaa \ tutbue na huuilyn, uanu
mrnh uhrn q lined poyolal hnsite.
Neihli1si hyilrani naltsA 81 No
lCiNfie6le osmt q i ulieich asi scsl
blokn oi mistn po2dfn Dylo tfcba
hhdic vsech ~ mldtlcni hasie0.
kicra 50 k np2dru dosihvila, ably
hylo moSno polp1ii hadici temei
9 100 stop dlouhou Jonum iedins
proud vndy hylo mo1nu Il huscnI
pouliti a TAX udul6ni ohne spoie.
no bylo $ yelk}ml poiikcmi, ~.
nacc chord nH hyla jcste okol.
nosii, H. chylla n6dr5kn, obsahuii.
ci 10000 pulon1 %urovdho oleie
lofici olei tekl u nddrkky n yrhnl
%plamcnnd iozyby do vsdnchu "
se iak 100 stop IIasiei nebyli 4 "a
polar olcio glolnti crlkov6 ztr6
To odhaduie So ma 100000 u j.
e6stetne krytn poiIsienim
Man2ele Gust. caynyoyi, By.
dlici ma ciyticdid pryni a q Mi.
eieh u jeiich ~ m6sicn stare dilkc
ionom vl6skcm usli smrli We dtyr
TEX minnltho tfdnc yccer, kdy,
AUTOMOBILE, v kicr6m icli, srn5er
byl s mostu do rokle, so stop So.
verne cd Dodge ulicc, mn Scdm.
dosdt6 ulici. Npziiat6nl prudcr
iedonci 0utomobil, ktcry AuviniI
tuto nebodn, Ne nezastnyil aby
gjistil, 60 &c stale posiiGcnfm ri
cayayovG n ditko byly %poran6uy
kdczto enyay oducal nchodn ic.
nom ncpntrnimi odfcninami. no.
lem icdouci AUTOMOBILE dopWyil
poni Cnvnyovon u ditao do Me.
thodistlckf nemocniee. c0Wnyhs
AUTOMOBILE PEI tom rozbit byl Il.
pine.
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Amerlve sfaAh osne sim
l,ne B sfisna Nmhl - IA.
siatf Nnhstk mahlelN Mllms8
ssth, hpllleleh , 1lsle pals NJ
nliee, Mlrhesl q pohilsn MI rs
WhtulaikN llNiN kuliste,s y
ina umeelaml i'afk hfhNeN NAnnl
eho oplslaAhii mrmauefni feliA.
Il nh, slafa aslittkA Hatmnu.
eensm ralieNm plAii uaso nnilm.
nh sunsitasl
t%hle Aneeh pfsi.l ~
mesla naAehn nh nAssissn fndln,
hi AdNlfa Svuhuly i mnniela Vi.
|plas RunNsch, maiitelN fegnleha
hu a pfocptniho ohehmln nh nte.
ot,e "a q Ullcieh, D. Jos Mall
nelle PLANE, las Ne syon man9el.
kou Pan Mhdl g. bralrcm nan.
framisky Syolmdn,t, mangtlk,
n Al Stohndy ici 70 va3no ncmo
|rna. q cilem icho ndvsitvy hlnvn,
byla j %pottsili. Hlrlc ~ "a 10
hko diva dny. nchnf p%ovinnosl.
volaly iei opelne 10 ieho domusa
PAM Mhdlnvd - "a icsie nj JAKE
ans alrsi
Nislcdtiici kraiant deli ,
minulf ii dncrh y mislnim irhu d
prodali k pine spokoicnosti svn.
3iyl dobytck prosifednictvim 10.
misipn6fsk6 firmy Dyofak Stolin
ski Company T. J. l'ospiehel
Ulysses James Kmoch y Frank
nlcdik b Leigh 4 w ktlsek
ITarnow Ondfei Ster = Long Pine
Ilospf Urban n Jos. Reidn = Com
stock u Jerry Gerry 4 Leigh, Neb
- Pan John lIenca, bydlici
tisle 522l iizni Dyacdtd prvni al.
kter3 ie samdstndn v trlnici Ar
mourovy jatctni spolctnosti, stay
~ syd residence rozs6hlou gari5
Pan John IIayllk, mattel
obebodu !ibuprof uni ndpoji M
Dvacdtt bryni u y ulicich, opra
yrie syoii obchodui budovu 20
Nznjc eclt move pr0ecli n kon(
iint opruyy, TAX 10 budoya tate
Dude miti peln{, whlcd.
DO yelkebo %z6rmutlu uyr2e
mi byli manzelt Jill n Allb6tg
Koppoyi. bydlici Y 6islc 56li jim
Dyac6td ulicc, ncbof Y p6tck rdnc
zcmfcl jim pet rok0 starry syndfck
Jakub. Y ncd6li o 4. iodine odpo.
lcdni konal We peel pohfchnih6 Il
stagu Bratfi kofisk0 IN hoin6hc
Gcastcnstyi pfdtel pobfcb M Lau
rel Hill hfbitoy Skonu jrho j.
oplak6Ydno rodiei n maIon sesifid.
kou, jimz plnti naSc npfsnnh sou
strast.
liodina p. Jos, Pefinyr bydli
Il M Dync6tG n q ulicich. vcno.
vala cdsiLu 800 Mattel Skolskl
ma misio ky6tiu 2csnuld pani Mn.
ri NolencovG.
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Polaci nechteji
svefiti vclcni gene
ralu francouzskemu

polsky gcncr6lni si6b definitiy.
ne zayrhl nabidku gencr6la Wcy.
gnuda, klery chtoI SO ujmouiI
yfchniho yplcni mud polskpm
vojsky, dostonc.li 80 mu pine nu'
iority, die zpr6v, doslych 2 Var
sayy General Weygoud n genera
Radcliffe, Glen angliek6 v%ojneskI
MISE, prohldsili, ze polskd situncc
ncni bcznadajnou ME Sc must b$.
Ii p%roycdcna jcjich o%dporu6eni.
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VA usaslenl rlsmttl. jsoW lleetAs.
In,A blil,S tlsr = ehieslls ssn.
asNA uNlntin y hunade q ,
Nov Nhtla dle spfAN BE slskn.
allut uhphnlu naethtFpNs lislsN
rnsihtelN ~ dive ~ pmetichtn w
|ffkN asl ~ ~ ~ a Wd isnu "a.
|blhm 81 "a l'aln htllya ,
|pfNl,hlrfn,p "a lneth slala y ~.
mrelN esi ptl marh \ mfmalnI
'thlnt marx, "a cenln Uamenal.
.m A ~ STIGMA hili,a b. nsnI
.prniamm y Nsmerku " 80 wa.
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Nova valeGna mraG-
ma %zavinila zvyse-
nj ceny psenice

Vzhlcdcm k noyfm yhIecnSm
mrucndm, obicyuiicim 80 nm OBJ.
loru tyropy, ecn0 psenice op6tne
stonplo Pscnicc M Iyosincoyol
doddvlu mdla ccnn t21t yc dtyr.
tex mlnuIdho tfdnc, div - cent?
yyssf nell pfcdchduiiclho dine
knkuflcc stoupln V sIejnd dobe Q
q cent?.
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Marie Volencova,

We vcu @ let NAc dM maka No narodna v kp@of, okms CdsayskS, Y Cccl6d, Y
roe 1851, ~ ho zcnj dna 80 roxy. Pohcb jH sc koal ndU, dncS Tma 1920 IN
yelkGho 0ahndyi pMr, zndmych u spokovSch s1tT % l2c So Omala, u.s. 49, ID OF
H., a khu StmSch Oudnh, ku lMym 90 boR0 1enka pfm6Ic&ea
InuboEg al, do naoa rc bn uwTni, ncnchG nam Npomnmi ma mokManf suhy
il nam y toxic doh poskytnnn ukddh nGm 0gchom yrn toto cSmn yroncnt po
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-24
(First Published Feb IL, 1920
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.


In the County Court within and for
Grady County, Oklahoma.
In Probate, No. 1044.
In the matter of the estate of d.
S, Reynolds, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a pc
tition for the probate of the will of
ID. S. Reynolds, deceased, and for the
issuance Il letters testamentary to
w. d. Collier, have been filed in this
court, and that the 27th day of Feb.
1920, at 10 o'clock a. M, of said day
in the court room of said court, at
the court house in the City of Chick
asha, County of Grady and State OF
Oklahoma, have been appointed as
the time and place for hearing said
petition, when and where all persons
interested may appear and contest
the same, and show cause, if any,
why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated, Chickasha, Oklahoma, Jan.
81, 1920.
THOMAS ]. O'NEILL,
Attest: County Judge.
EDNA T. WATKINS.
County Court Clerk.
BY FAYE PATRICK. 2-12-12t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-24
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
CITY.


modern and sleeping porch csen on 625 South Eighth street
will handle
South Fourth paid city
she'd wbarnan will handle
in paving Price
s25OO;
street, 'front.' quarter
good esen
outbuildngs $3.50 S the
Price $4,000
3O0x165 'front.'
just pavement;
shade This
S a
'front.' and coal house Just
o o $500 will handle.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Third Chkasha
Fifth Sixth
$4,000
building 5Ox165 for less
thany youca build the
VACANT LOTS, FROM $3.50 UP
| a armo or a arm
We of property
handle
Chickasha Realty and Brokerage Co.
A. ~ WOODBRIDGE CLYDE KELLY W. T. PHILLIPS
416 Bank Bldg. TEL 2S6
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-24

WANT TO TRADE-Will i'm
proved good income, city property at
Tulsa. Okla, for farm near Chick
asha For information write A. c..
Hollingsworth, Box 1G7, Wichita
Falls, Texas. 23-St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-24
STOP
Paying rent
Borrow money and buy a home
w. G. MATTHEW'S
100 South Third Street
Buy a Home

broom and bath, large garage cor
ner lot on Iowa avenue. Price $500
broom modern close in on Colora-
do ave concrete caves barn, chicken
houses, etc Prcie $4,000.
5room home ON Minnesota ave-;
lot 100 by l65, Price $1,000.
5-room modern home; close in, a
real buy at $240O.
5-room modern, close in on South
Hill Price S25o0.
4room home ON Southwest Hill, a
real buy at $1,000 Terms.
Groom new modern bungalow. West
Hill, corner lot, price $45O0.
S-room modern home close in
South Fifth street Price $S5OO
Some real good buys. real close in
on Iowa ave- Ask us.
Some good cheap homes in Frisco
addition, on easy terms.
Plenty cheap money to loan on
farm and city property.
Choice vacant residence lots on
South Seventh, and other good loea-
tions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-02-24
WANTS

WANTED-Man to put out cotton
crop on shares, team and tools fur
nished. Give phone number. Box
173, Chickasha 24-2t