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Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-14

Many mans boasted bravery has he visit the kitchen and fire the cook.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-14
What I Have Found Ont.

Chaplin, July F, 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

ESTATE of Elizabeth 5. Nisbet deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters testa-
mentary upon the esta te of Elizabeth s.
Nist,et. late OF New Castle hundred de-
eeased we're duly granted unto George
Peirce. on the twenty seventh day OF
April. A. ID. 1920 and all persons indebted
10 the sad deceased are requested to make
payment TO the executor without delay
and all persons having demands against
tbs deceased are required TO exhibit and
present the same duly probated to the
said executor. on or before the twenty
seventh day OF April. A. D. 1921 or abide
~ the law n this behalf
GEORGE PEIRCE.
Executor
Address New Castle. leef
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03

YOUNG woman between % aud % years
TO take training in hospital. good salary
paid trutn the beginning. Applicant must
In strong, healthy, possess good person
ality and willing WORKER. Iseiogencas.
Apply Dr. >. ,. Jones, ioi2 Delaware
avenue, Wilmington, del.
HhS1 puKL lard 2pc. Double star
eaiats suc BUTTE. eAci Buckeye asc
ctoauled cabbage. 25c iarae, tasty sour or
dili piesics. SC. we also sell Good Luck.
Hornef. smallest store In Town All
king street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
HaIRpREssING.

KATH RINE FiNAN. Hair Dressing Par
lors. Brownson Bldg. Fourth and Jack
son. Transformations, Brads Wigs and
Foupees n1ade to order. Best grade hair
tor appointments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
WANTED.

CAPABLE girl for hou@owofs and coos
ing. sleep home. Apply 1915 Rodney
street, evenings.
GALA Walkers Garage, 5ss3. Tor autos
tor private parties or weddings.
DkSihE 20 pur hsso light roadster oc tour.
lng car. Buick 0r Dodge preferred. ttise
mo0.i. conuit.pn prios must be quoted
Address "a, Every ryJuing Otiice.
FURNISHED apartment wanted at once
hy midule-agsco couple no cnildrcn. Four
live rooms and bath, food location de-
sired. Apply !. NJ. Employment onlce..
pnsey n Jones CO.
will by your old clothes. Isaac Gibbs.
ssn rrencb street fhone 1898 None
lought at store.
LEI Us coat your roof over now with pias.
tic slate and guarantee ii. Zts cents square
foot. beaumont Bros. sls l. tourlb street.
Phone s3ts W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

WILMINGTON CYCLE. SHOP OF SOS NJ
Front street has moved 10 new Quarter :
corner toutth aud Scott streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
PLUMBING AND HEATING

GEORGE REAGAN pIumeinx and Heat
ing SHOP 5iy fatnslt street Office and
residence, $40 .North JACKSON street. Phone
1soo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
DOLL HOSPITAL.

DOLL HOsPITAls-aeads and wigs. Comb
ines made up In any style 6is W. sew
otn q zlx wasnut st. prone 2o25l
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
PRINTING. ENGRAVING, ,EMBossrNG

For all <iuds of INDEX CARDS see Chas
IL. tray. Printer. III East Eighth strsst
| advise that YOU anticipate your needs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
MALE HELP WANTED.

THE l.. n. STEEL SERVICE
CORP. INC, WITH EXECUTIVE
OFFICES. IN BUFFALO, HAVE
OPENED A WILMINGTON
BRANCH OFFICE.
THEL. r. STEEL CORP. rs AN
ORGANIZATION THAT HAS A
REAL SERVICE TO RENDER TO
EVERY MAN AND WOMAN IN
THE COUNTRY, AND FOR THIS
REASON THEY HAVE OPENED
THIS LOCAL OFFICE TO BE
BETTER ABLE TO GIVE THIS
SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE OF
WILMINGTON AND VICINITY.
THIS SERVICE Is BY NO
MEANS A SMALL ONE. STEEL
SERVICE" is \ PRACTICAL
IDEAL. IN MERCHANDISING
THAT HAS PROVEN SUCCESS
FuL WHEREVER BRANCHES
HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED.
THE l.. r. STEEL CORP. HAS.
THEREFORE, IMMEDIATE
NEED OF THE SERVICES OF
ONE OR TWO LOCAL BUSINESS
MEN. MEN WHO HAVE MADE
A SUCCESS IN THEIR LINES.
BUT WISH TO MAKE A CHANGE.
THE PROFESSIONAL MAN AND
SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN
Is THE TYPE OF MAN WE
ARE PARTICULARLY ANXIOUS
TO GET IN TOUCH WITH.
IN EXTENDING OUR ORGAN
IZATIoN FURTHER. LOCALLY,
WE SHALL ALSO HAVE IMME-
DIATE NEED OF SEVERAL
MEN PREFERABLY FAMILY
MEN, WHO WOULD LIKE TO BE !
CONNECTED WITH SUCH AN
ORGANIZATION.
THIS UNUSUAL METHOD Is
TAKEN so THAT WE. MAY
REACH 4 GREATER NUMBER
OF PEOPLE AND AT THE SAME
TINE.
ALL REPLIES BY LETTER
WILL BE HELD STRICTLY con-
FIDENTIAL, OR INTERVIEWS
CAN BE HAD ANY DAY THIS
WEEK BY APPLYING AT THIRD
FLOOR e0I ORANGE STREET.
ASK FOR MR. BUTLER.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
WANTED TO BUY

WE PAY the highest prices for second hand
furniture rags carpets, books. metals an 4
all Sind> of fuiiA .isa'oil pfuts sal as1 ~ s'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
HOTELS.
TYPEwRITERS.

J A. SMITH TYPEw EtTER EXCHANGE.
al makes soio. rented and repaired. Amco
kadina Machines and Check Writers 3
~ seventh street second noor. over barber
shoe. Phones su73 or xTS5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
REMOVALS.

DIR. Fl, Q. MOORE. Dentist, removed from
$40 Market street to 5t5 King street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
FARMS FOR SALE.
CHIRoPODlSrS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT9 guarantees 30
give relief. Electric foot massage treat
msnt. Mrs. Gertrude Moritz. 4l9 Market
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.
COOK and houscmaid. Apply Mrs. u. j.
Rcinharit. ilO7 FRANKLIN street.
EXPERIENCED
Millinery kwxrTkb. rsTnksib5sLAnY
soHAsgik ass MSFt 4 EFA IA spksEE TNsTEIN.
EXPERIENCED shoe salcsladies aud be
ginners wanted. 6oldsteir bros. 3uT King
street.
EARN SO TO SIS WEEKLY addressing
and mailing circulars. Circular and instruc
street. Toiedo, ONO.
GIRLS WANTED
EXPERIENCED AND LEARNERS
iirs Usios suiTfs' noop PAY WiiiLa
t5Ma toshslsSi lsssrisnlssosn s1hn iVV 1oo sks "a
khkN vhhf uuoD MAnAs,. NE
,,a sAa lak nsrr. snns M, fssh n,s,Il riESE i6t
ALL YEAR ROUND. CLEAN.
LluHT Aikn,, PLEASANT mohh.
TOPkIs BROS. CO.,
2l7 FRENCH ST.
GIRL--About 10. 20 assist In printing Office
with some know ledge oi typewritinl pre-.
ferrod. Apply tsusster. sUo rnipley street,
GIRL TO assist with housework. Apply
2S2j Jefferson street,
ufRi-A bright siii for clariral work
st.t. ft.. At.,.t,t af,T rfE
entry bookkeeping. Trump Hros. Ma
chiue Go.
GIRL for general housa~prk. No washing
or irouinu4 thrrs III family, Mrs
VIM. Is. taylor, 1904 West lnirtecnth
street
GIRL or woman TO heip witt, younr man
invalid Experience unnecessary. state age
nnd sainry. Z. 9, BOX sul city.
LhuNDREss For two days every week
Phone s5BB.
PAPER HOMES Wanted cxperiencrt belp
Tor table work and staying tnacbincs. also
learners. steady WORK. uah or write. VA,
tninuton Paper llox Co. Market aud ID
strsets. eVutn Of Market street bridge
RELl ABLE young woman TO take charge
OF Premium store. Must be industrious
and OF good education. Permanent posi-
tion ana advancement. isepiy in own
handwriting. Address 9 ~. Every Even
ing utiica.
wANTED--Nam.s piris, women. over ~,
wishing ". .. government positions. sH5
month. Experience unnecessary. Address
y %, Eyery evening pnlcs.
WANTED white cook Phone 3too NJ
2sun west seventeenth street.
wANThu--Csreiui woman 30 cicsn one OF
two mornings wpeA tamiip OF two west
side. ls, hsers tvening once,
WHITE WOMAN For hitchen work Ad.
dress &c, every hyeninE piiico.
WANTED. maids. Apply Housekeepef,
Delaware Hospital.
WANTED Experienced saiesisdies and
cash girls. Apply Boston CLOAK store f1t
Market street.
WANTED -Houseseener, good home 20
fiwht party lhren ~ family. Address y
q. ,sos uAJ. Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
HAULING CONTRACTORS.

Is r. WILLIAMS Co. s2t Orange street
goohn2 Heating and Repalrng fobbing 4
speciality Telephone Ee56 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
APARTMENTS.

ApARTMENT--Fo or six rooms bath
porch hot water and hot water heat. West
side. Phone 2324 j.
AN UNUSUALLY attractive furnished
apartment ia tne RESIDENTIAL section
Large porches aud yard, Possession june
iu. Telephone 6i5O J.
FOR RENT until September 1, furnished
apartment, 1--WE rooms, every convenience.
Located in most desirable section of city.
Phone stn9.
rHREE-R0OM apartment Eishth ard
iaek saa stfcpfS 81 per week fscfer-
.aa eausre,l loinsten PRINTER. el5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03
SITUATIONS WANTED.
HELP WANTED

WILMINGTON railway mail clerk exami-
nations May If. Hundreds wanted. Bis
pay. Vacancy list free. Franklin Institute
Dept. "a ID. Rochester. y. Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-03

hOTOKCf Ct.ES WANFED-Also bicycles
in any condition. oocd prices paid. United
supply Go, si3 Shipiey street. fnone Sieu.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-28

California and Oregon are depend
ably Republican. but the plan has
made a strong play upon the anti
japanese sentiment in his state, and
Chamberlain In oregon has per-
sonal following which has greatly
helped him in the past. The other
six OF the eight states represented
by Democrats are so closely divided
on party lines that assertions as to
the outcome are mere guess work at
this stage OF the campaign. The
situation is. therefore. that the Re-
ppblican have no chance whatever
to make gain in nine states now
represented b. outgoing Democrats,
and have only \ bare fighting chance
Is the other e. ut.
But with a .ion-Partisan Lacquer
coming OF the Senate from North
Dakota, the r Dublicans will appar-
emily lose the Senate unless they
can hold every other state they now
have and gain two seats now held
l.tf nA,,NnnRata he TT hAN Ia
Republican Senators whose terms
expire in March next are Connecticut.
Iowa, Kansas Vermont, North Dakota
Ohio, Washington, Wisconsin, New
Hampshire. Pennsylvania, Illinois
Utah, Missouri, New York and Ind
lana. Out OF these fifteen states
seven are usually conceded by Democ
rats to by safely Republican--Con-
necticut, Kansas, Illinois, Iowa Pen
nsylvania, Vermont and Washington.
Although the Republicans are conf
dent of success In the other eight OF
the Republican states, the Demo-
Gratis felt sufficient degree of con-
fidence to justify their putting up
strenuous sampaigns-sufllciently
strenuous to fake the Re-
cnunt tho result "a no
cinch at the present time.
Summed up, the situation is that
out OF 80 Senatorships to be filled
since are safely Democratic, seven
safely Republican and fifteen doubt
full, with one North Dakota, already
gone over to the opposition through !
the victory of former Democrat |
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-28
CLOSE FIGHT FOR
SENATE

Upon each state having u Senator
ial election next November. there
rests a great responsibility The Sen
atorial election is scarcely less i'm
portant than the Presidential eIe-
elton itself. and since the result in
one state may change the control Of
the Senate, each state must realize
the ecect its vote may have. The
House is safely Republican, all pre-
sent indications are extremely favor
able for the success of the Republi-
can candidates for President and
Vice President but there is great
doubt as to the result of the Senator
ial contests.
AS at present constituted, the SEN
ate is composed of 40 Republicans
and ~ Democrats. Senator Gronna
Republican, has been defeated for
nomination by former Democratic
who was made the candidate of the
Non Partisan League in the Republi-
can parties. The Republicans
cannot depend upon the Non-Partl-
san League candidate for support
in any important particular AS the
situation now exists. therefore. the
indications are for Democratic con-
troll OF the Senate.
Senate are to be elected In 80
states are represented by Democrats
states are representa- by Dmocrats
whose terms expire next March and
fifteen by Republicans. Nine of the
thirtytwo states are in the Solid
South and are safely Democratic.
They are Alabama, Arizona, Arkan-
sas, Florida, Georgia, louisiana,
North Carolina, Oklahoma, South
Carolina. The eight other states
having Democrats Senator's whose
terms expire next year are Maryland,
Kentucky, Colorado. Nevada, Idaho
Oregon, South Dakota and California
In ordinary times and conditions
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-28

through the auspices OF the Non
Partisan League. There is posi-
bility not probability, that the Non
Partisan League nominee would vote
with the Republicans.
Since Republicans must hold all
they now have and gain one from
the Democrats--two IL North Dakota
BIO counted Democratic--it 10 evident
that the Republicans have the fight
OF their lives for control Of the Sen
ate.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-28

that Chamberlain's Tablets have
cured others-why not you. There
are many who have been restored to
health by taking these tablets and
can now eat any kind Of food that
they crave. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-08-28
TO THE DYsPRPTlC

Would you not like 70 feel that
your stomach troubles are over, that
you can eat any kind Of food that
you crave? Consider then the fact
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
American Painters Lead
in Pittsburgh Exhibition
Abbott H. Thayer Gets First
Honors; Algernon Talmadge,
London. takea Second

SSSAAGo eJCNOlAA
PPlTTSBURGH, April 29.-Amcrican
painters ranked high in the Intcrna
tional Art Exhibition, which was opened
formally in the galleries of the Car
negie Institute here to-day. Announce
ment of honors was made at the Found
cr,s Day exercises as follows:
First-Abbott II. Thayer, Monadnock
\. H.. Young Woman p Olive Plush
Gold medal and $1,500.
Second-Algernon Talmadgc. London,
by the Cornish Sea-" Silver medal
and $1,000.
Hhird-Walter Ufer. Chicago, "su-
zanna and Her Sisters" Bronze medal
and $500
Honorable mention: Robert Spencer,
New Hope, Pa, "The White MILL"
Frederick Bosley, Boston, Looking at
PpPrints"; George j. Coates, London,
The Spanish Dancer"
ihe exhibition contains 373 paintings
OF this number America contributed
19S, while England sent SO and
France 53
The Founders Day exercises of the
institute we're largely attended, At the
close Of the exercises the audience was
admitted to the museum, whre two ad-
d1tlons to the permanent exhibit were
shown for the first time-groups of
African Rhinoceroses, shot by the lato
Theodore Roosevelt and Childs Frick.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

Elsie Ferguson will terminate her
engagement in Sacred and Profane
Love" at the Morosco Theater on Sat-
urday evening, May 8.
Donald Brian will leave the cast
of "Buddies" at the Selwyn Theater
tomorrow night and will be replaced
with "Buddies" throughout the sum
mcr Mr. Brian will join the "Buddies"
company in Chicago on August /, when
it opens for an indefinite engagement.
Louise Groody, has been engaged for
the cast Of "Thc Night Boat"
Mira Nirska. the dancer, has joined
the cast of whats in a Name"
Hugo Riesenfeld will conduct the or
chestra at the opening of "Betty, Be
Good" at the Casino Theater next
Tuesday night.
Wilton Lackayc has Joined the cast
of the Actors Equity Benefit, which vii!
take place at the Metropolitan Opera
House Sunday evening, May 9. He will
play Svengali and will appear in the
act called Zone for All and All for
One.
This afternoon at the Globe -Theater
some Of the best known actors and
actresses Of the American stage will
sell at auction boxes and orchestra
chairs for the benefit.
At the last "Pygmalion and Galatea'
matinee at the Knickerbocker Theater
this afternoon George. Copeland, the
American pianist, will be an added
feature Of the program Ruth Chatter
ton will also repeat her one-act play,
"The Maker of Dreams
"Yours Merrily" (alias John R.
Rogers) has written book called
"Producers and Traducers Of the
Stage" which is now in press.
Ula Sharon, the ballet dancer, will
make her first New York appearance at
Aeolian Hall on next Wednesday af
ternoon.
Adolph Klauber has engaged Jane
Grey for one Of the leading parts in
."scrambled Wives" the comedy bv
Martha NJ. Stanley and Adelaide Mat.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Rich Wardrobes
Feature Sale of
Chinese Objects
Collection Made by Russian
Diplomat Includes Rare
Pieces of Furniture With
Carved and Lacquer Work
By Royal Cortissoz

< There will be sold this afternoon
and tomorrow at the Anderson Cal
leries collection of decorative Chi
nese objects to which unusual interest
attaches. These things were brought
together by Vassili Krupcnsky, 1 Rus
, sian diplomat long resident in the Far
East Among them there are porce-
lsins and snuff bottles which show that
he explored now and then paths which
had been much explored before him. He
did so with very good luck. The pieces
shown are of fine quality. But he was
especially fortunate when he special
lied in a particular department OF
Oriental furniture.
The Chinese wardrobe is work of
! artistic craftsmanship by itself 1t is
resplendent affair of red and gold
lacquer, designed in panels which form
something like pictures. Figures are
often introduced into these compost
tions, but the floral motive is quite
as popular. The blooms of the four
seasons have been woven into a thou
sand different patterns. all of them
ern decoration. When the wardrobe is
not lacquered it is carved Whichever
mode is adopted, the effect sought is
ore of great richness and decorative
beauty. Mr.. Krupensky has made tina.
beauty almost the sole obpect of his
search.
Chance for Decorators
He shows US no wardrobes intact.
The exhibition consists instead of about
hundred pairs of doors. cleaning
lacquer or somber wooden panels,
which are charming enough to hang
upon the wall in isolation, but which
architects and interior decorators are
likely to seize upon as factors in broad
decorative schemes. They cry aloud
to be exploited in some such way.
Look. for example, at the pair of Gin
nabar panels (No. 43), upon which
peonies and birds are traced in terms
of gold and green. One can imagine
these designs as setting the keynote of
room, determining the light elegance
of an entire composition in decoration
and coloraticn. The laccuered panels
seem, on the whole. the most favorable
carved panels, too, must be susceptible
of felicitous adaptation here.
Altogether, Mr.. Krupensky offers US
an interesting opportunity. The French,
IN the eighteenth century, discovered
the possibilities in the exotic, Oriental
motive The "singeries" Of the deco
rators remain among the most effect We
souvenirs of their amusing ingenuity.
And they were not incompatible .eitn
the essentially French style checactar-
ist;c Of ise school. These panels col:,d
be brought into Amer can interiors
without BY any means turning the IL
ter INTO .'seldo-Crienta! designs.
Beautiful Textiles Shown
io+ e
th'ne',e texti.os are bound 70 hc'1
toward a perfect ensemble. ard ~.
Krupensky collect on contains & a..
II i Tie 5rocades and vevets Scn4e
OF these aFe OF modern origin. buc ;hs..
are exana pies of the seventeenth, an
e;s htatn.h centuries: beautiful, pieces
Of de sen and color. The exhibit OF sup
piies. as j. were, great mass Ct rev
me- ter al for the use of the interior
dec orator. II will be SURPRISING if the
sale daes not invite spirited competi-
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

The Associated Producers, Inc, COM
prising Thomas II. 1nce, Mack Sennett,
Marshall Neilan. Allan Dwan, Maurice
Tourneur and George Loanc Tucker,
have signed contracts which will make
them the largest independent produc-
ing and distributing organization in
the motion picture industry. They will
own and operate their own exchanges
in all the important sales zones of the
country and will begin the release of
pictures in September next. Oscar A.
Price is president of the. distributing
organization and F. B. Warren is gem
eral manager.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
Jews Appeal to Wilson
American Aid Invoked in Res
tOratiOn of Palestine

WASHINGTON, April 90. "A tele-
gram from the American and Canadian
Union Of Orthodox Jewish Rabbis ask
ing that American diplomatic influence
be used to "help restore Palestine to
her children" was made public to-day
at the White House. 1t was addressed
to President Wilson by the convention
held by the union last week at Lake
The telegram recounted the services
rendered the United States by people
OF the Jewish race, declaring that "Hy
man Solomon, iather of this Repub-
lica, financed the American cause of
freedom, although unfortunately ig-
inored by all historians and school
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

Elsie Ferguson will terminate her
engagement in Sacred and Profane
Love" at the Morosco Theater on Sat-
urday evening, May 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30
The Stage Door

The engagement of Lionel Barrymore
in "The Letter of the Law" at Maxine
Elliott's Theater will end on Saturday
night, May 8.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

Shep Camp was engaged yesterday
for an important part in the Shuberts'
musical comedy, page Mr.. Cupid"
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

1t was announced yesterday, in
answer to numerous inquiries, that
Michel Fokine will positively appear
at the performance tomorrow night at
the Metropolitan Opera House.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-30

thews, which will open in Atlantic City
the last week in May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
RE<ti ESTATE r0R SAFE
i.eAi Estate for Exchange
AUTO FOX L.or.

have Il good used car OF
lion. "hlch win trade for n
lot In Richmond and suburbs.
can arEanSr terms ON balance IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
DISPLGY CLASSIFIED
SlIutTRRAN I.oE S\i,E.

81 Blf tlbAN FOX SALE
Four miles city, fronting. good road.
- acres choice land. Modern ten
room dwelling. heat, electric lights,
Tor immediate sale at sacrifice.
pwncr leaving the country. Terms
ihis must be sold before the ed In
formation on request.
MORTON =. TTIALHIHEE.
First National Bank BuildinE.
NiRGINI AN THE LAM AND
EQUITY COURT or TIE ,.I'rY OF
RICHMOND. THE 7Tu DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1929:
Gertrude II. Murray Plaintiff
vs..
David l.. MGrray Defendant
IN cIIANCE.RY.
The object OF this suit is to Obtain
n divorce from bed and board by the
plaintiff from the defendant on the
ground Of dcscrtion and after ihc en-
plration OF three years from the date
OF the dcsertion tn have the said d.
vorc. from bed and board merged
into "a divorce from tho bond OF
matI imony.
.\nd affidavit having been made
and HE'D that the defendant. David Il.
MnrrHy, iS not a resident of the State
Of Virginia, Il - ordered that he an
pear here within ten days after due
publicatlun OF this order and do what
Is necessary 20 protect his interest in
this suit.
n copy--TcSte:
LUTHER LIBDY. Clerk.
4. Alhcr. smith, y. a..
Iio Mutual building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

v X G. | Nj AN THE i.aWf+ AM
EQUITY COURT OF THE sissr oE
RICHMOND. THE It'll DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1890
John Henderson platntlr
against
Carrie Henderson ... kS,fcnd,nt
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit Is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond nj
natrimony by the plaintiff iron, the
defendant. IN the ground of wjltH
desertion and abandonment ~ ne
defendant for more than three years,
and affidavit having been made aiul
nied that Carrie Henderson, the de-
lcnddn:. Is a nonresident Of ;bis
state. II is ordered ;hat shc appear
here In ten days after due. publica-
ton Of this order aud do what may
be necessary TO defend her interest
in this suit.
y cop:-Teste
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk.
James e Page n a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-10
MERCHANDISE
Christmas GIFT Suggestions. GA
n,kp CAGES

Made OF Dr!iss with s~in.s. t.f,ht. aot
.hps lfhSa INSTANTLY removed Tor C!Ian-