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DANGEROUS PERIOD
Continued from Page One.)

g." Of III" assembly. wu.rh vii met
NuuIHy ..:t"gnu"m.
Compromise Urged.
G.H"vn Dec. -. N;y IL" .iEs ,c.ntrd
l'r"Ss'. Ts' T,yua-.tr.'p casr. which Ia
~" It's. tnr'S"."h' hours d"lrl"Y"L Il.
-"rrn"S c:.>,~ III Ia, l...,ru" "f Nations
Assembly. WAS tn" subject Of l"n!; q -
'rI$Sl"n - t special ln"".3uE "f tn"
,nl-"lH l., tn, assembly Tia, ;,ri"rH""u.
Tn" council 1t III" h.2t,," 49,, G.snUSs,d
~" r"rru, d"y"!"r'n'ui~ r.t1i..J hy IT,
n"wH! ct tn li"j!Ni1a d"m1ud rrr mar
inS al tn" T"cna.Ar II question 10y ~"
present assembly.
II, ad"iS 81 both ~. 'rs.:..rnlIy and IT,"
league naV" agreed TIA; he cas-" must
y possible. b" n"; Permitted - ""ir"
h"f"r" the present SESSION. Er,'lju s
being u:g"pt 10 accept 4 ,'urNr~"i...,,. 10y
referring IN" 90" to q %prc.ai conn
'u,.>j"u. which would r"'nrt ~ the next
meeting Of IN" assembly.
The representatives Of E"livia nri
chile ar" maintaining silence" hut I ls
learned that thtl" probably would aC-
Cclt ~" proposal.
After tn" meeting 81 tn" council. Paul
u! mtUs told Tn" Associated Irrss that
'."rNthInG MS berg Dog" t. induce
hn'h ""u";rl'S 10 prS'u"Y" tn" r..s-. He
Said L MAS 'l"u'd thy Would agree v'.h
Ill" Wow Of IA" Er"?' mImrliv &C III"
delegate" that TIA" ".S,. "luuu' hc beard
a. this session. H." G.I not believe
either country W"Uid withdraw from rh.
ASSEMBLY and dr.larrG reports 10 this
"T'"'i :" Il" l.:rmpjur"
luGlra;;"n &c lie i..,.llnc ur", lrt, use
+ {" h" found in ~" fac: tnrt IL. r,.r-
r"s"n;Htiv"S Of H"cu ;ud I"liyll tailed
:" attend 4 formal d.nu"- "lN"m t., ih,
chilean G''Hg;tllun last u:uht ~ honor
at III" S"u.h and Contra! American.
states. TI' cas- IS c"rUrI Gated. ..rrnr!-
ing I" The d"l"g;,' ~ hy III" die,.,,.ry II
IL M ~
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Declares Ireland In
Warfare Against British

dublin. Dec IA proclamation do
C!ariu, that the public mnS' -; "H"r
realize that Ireland il in 4 ~':,'" e war
with forces Of the British ,r"Wn.' h','
been ISSUED over IN" S:rna'Tr" If IL"
officer commanding tr"uIG, "r IN" IRISH
ErpublitHn Army at County M"uas:'.:,n,
The proclamation. which !t'@- ''"ia
that armed EAnrS N County N"ha:nIU
have been attacking and murdcriu-: III
offensive citizens. says that '"NII" ""
"xtcnd the hand of fricndshlu L. al
freshmen. murder gangs H'i :r".r
Lujdcs and infOrmerS ShaE Hr ~rim'nar-
lily dealt with"
The proclamation clr;h"r "Nr'I.uN 70
cent raids for arms carried 0u' n C"uu-
ty Monaghan ny Stain" Tiny were or
dcrcd in anti"ira' i"n g. = similar "r.i"-
by the British gui"ruiu"ut.
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Fire Followed Ambush
In Which Four Were Slain

Dublin. Ts'c. I2--JBy III" Associated
I-resS l--The central portion "f t'4' city
Of Cork has been burned to IL" ground.
The confederation followed an @iuhu&i,
!, Of the military at IrilUns Ir".S Satur-
day night In which Cour p"r&uuS wcr"
kI,Ici AMI many wounded.
Three riviita w~'rr taken from ~" r
houses and shot dead after ~" afnhuSn
of the military. Then thc 'ir"F started.
There were bomb explosions and hiring
ALSO was heard. The popu!a,'" IS ranic
I'm
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl ]. Ka1asr. Prop
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, l212 ChAplt1s Stssss
0Au Pho1As 16l..lo1o
DIED

rEArEHAt The Ohi" Valley Genera
hospital. on sunday. December -: H2n
4; : 80 o'clock J.. M. HELEN VOL,
wife Of Earl +. Teatc-, in her S5th
year.
rh.. -rmains have been removed 10 the
nome OF her bruth"r-:n-iaw. Elmer
Tra;--. No. II cromwell street. Fu-
urra! motto" hereafter.
,Sf,ubrnyi.Ie puprrs please copy)-
PEE-un Saturday. December H.. l'%V.
ri ,2.J0 o'clock r. m. at the iami!y
-as;i,ncr. No. o"4i Chapline stree,
WILLIAM II. FEE. in his SIND year.
r'urrral services on Monday afternoon
m : O'Clock. Friends respectfully m
",,tt,s, n attend. Intcrmcnt private. in
Greenwood cemetery.
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NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that meeting
oc the owners OF lois in NJ. Wood GEM
r;cry. located in Washington district.
OHIO County, West Virginia. will be held
at tho council, chamber n the city build
ing of tn" C!jy of Wheeling on
THURSDAY. THE GTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1921.
at -:30 u'r,ock p. m; for thr\ purpose OF
,l,rting :; Board "i nine Trustees for
said Mt Wood Cemetery Associa ton
ard SUCH other business as may come
before. tn. meeting.
MT. WOOD CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
BY CHARLES II. MILLER.
WILLIAM ELLINGHAN.
d-a-tn Surviving Trustees.
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RATED States - America. Northern Dis
re 81 W,~t Virginia. -;
In tn" United States District Court in
: .rIii for said Distrir;
In li' matter "r Waiter :. Barker.
: Erakrupt. so. 80. In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge,
t. tn" Honorable AlSI"W - Dayton.
/ .lwdrr - tn" District Court Of tho
l'n!t"i states FOR tin, Northern Dis
;rict of West Virginia:
Waiter :. iinrE"r al Smf;h!;cld. in tho
! comfy u Wrtz"l. and stat" ~ West
Virginia. IN said District. respectfully
represents that on tn" 18th day of June,
, !"~t past he was duly :,djuiS"i =, bank
! rurt under TN" acts OF Congress r"iatinc
I T." bankruptcy that Ii" has duly SUrr"n-
, dared al! his property and rights Of prop
| "r'r. AMI has fully rumpi!,d win all The
, requirements II said acts AMI CT orurrS
, If TIA" ,"url i"ri,hi"E his bankruptcy.
! Wherefore. he rr;tyS that h. may h"
! ri"cr"rd ny IT, Court to haN" = full dis
! ,.tIrg" Ir'Hn -. debts i,r"yahlr aga!us I:
Ills "S;I;'' und"v said BANKRUPT acts. 81
! ,"nt >u"u debit. AZ ar" excepted hy law
! from ~ u ui:.rhar""
| dated thus l"th day Of November, A.
! T.. 1890.
WALTER :. BARKER.
trrr
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

TIL" annual meeting nf the Stockhold.
rrS Of The National Exchange Bank OF
Wheeling, W. Va. viii be held at the
hank Tuesday. January II. 1921. between
.h,. hours Of 10 and l. o'clock a. m. for
tn" election OF directors to serve for the
.n.uint: year and i"r INC transaction 81
any uIn"r business thtt may properly
come before the meeting.
d-l3-mwf- ja-l0
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WANTED MALE.

wANTED-Bookfesp thoroughly sx-
perienced, unlimited opportunity for
man who can assume initiative. State
age and salary expected and detail Of
experience. Address B. W., care 1ntelli-
gencsr. Q-lV-l
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LoST-Sma!l block purse about 81.
inches long. containing | ten dollar
and on" dollar bills. Between 18TH
and Chaplire 81. and North Huron. Call
%263-R. Mrs. bishop. dill
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LoST-rai- black trimmed eye glasses
on Market street. Is"ward. Call Mrs
Il. j. busch. phone Woodsdale 563:
dill!
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FOR SALE.
NATIONAL MAIL ORDER G,
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-,"am"o brooch set with pearls,
either stone n Thomas or on stree;
car. Reward Of SO for return. care this
office. dill
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N"rth"rn District of West Virginia, S.:
ON ir!s nth day 81 November. \. H..
l'.". on reading IN" foregoing r"tition,
L '>-.-
Nrd"-"d ny III" court that 4 h"ar:rg
j." had upon tn" same on thr l!th day
II January. -. H.. 1921. h'i"-" said
Court al Wheeling, in said district. al
ten "'r.nch N til" forenoon: and that
n"i:'" thereof II" published in the Wheel
ing lNtc!!lG"nr"T. Il. wSpa1cr printed IN
.nI District. and that al! known credit
tors and other persons in interest may APP
pear - thu said tim" ana place and show
cause. i any they have" why tn" prayer
"r IN" said pct!l!un should not b. rantrG.
And u * further ordered by the Court.
tunl "a" Jerk Shai. send by mai! To al
known creditors copies OF said petition
and tbs order addressed I" them at their
p.Ir"S Of rrS'"ur" ~ stated.
Witness ih" il"nur.,hI" J. e. p-Itchard.
|. :. circuit Ju'}rH. acting judy" Of sad
d:str."r. IN tn" 21th lay of November.
!. H.. 100"
Attest:
\. +. BARRETT. g. rk.
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WLlia!n u. TAFT and Colonel Z. II.
Houae are two of the leading figures in
American public its. Both will write
FOR me Iptelligepcer, beginning with
to-daYB issue. Road wy t these Two
men have 10 say about cufr"ni events.
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Order Of Notice Thereon.

WALTER :. BARKER.
iiuNL,ll.r,
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Vi. CATHERINE. SUih, r;.'d. daughter
80, >rH;.:"I ,.Li Mrs. Howard Suth"r'aui.
~. 'h' nr:.t &c tn. .r:'..,il'~ ,.srli..l
IL tV;nni": C." J." !"rm.H,. .:.'r"!u,"d {"
,'',.. ,ty. Tia" sutherland hrlur was the
80, $r.'H" 81 = hr...;rn' ...,r. 81. gather
lMc " rn-r.Er Mnr ami " mr. MnMur.
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+. IT J = 70
Bankrupt.
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&" Of Ia" assembly, wm.rh Vii meet
NuUlay ..!t"riurI!.
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Order OF Notice Tereon.

: nr'""-n I,.s:ri'; -! Vs.: Virginia. -:
bu III -"iN day Of rScnihrr. 4. -,
".'. IN reading 10 foregoing petition.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17

All other games in the National league were postponed on account of rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17

Holman. This committee not only threatened to bankrupt him and run him out of town but practically sue ceeded, Wootton said. He believed that because they were so successful in carrying out this threat, they also might be just as successful in perpe trating threats against lives and prop erty in the district and he had made preparations to move his wife and family to California and out of the danger. The deportation took place three days before the time set for their departure.
 He did not point out Brown to an armed guard and say: "There is the man" as Brown testified in the preliminary hearings, Wootton said. A guard brought Brown to
 him and the latter asked Wootton
 if there was Anything the mat ter with me" Wootton said he
 then asked Brown. if he was not the man who had boycotted his
 place of business and threatened
 
 ress said he refused to order
 Browns release and the guard
 placed him in the enio shroiIuu portees.
 Other than that l had nothing
 placed him in the IIne of de-
 to do with the deportation of Fred
 W. Brown" Wootton declared em- phaticalIy.
 Considerable of the I. w. w litera- ture and songs were spread among the miners in Bisbee, Wootton testi fled. He recalled having seen sev- eral of the papers which were read to the jury by the defense yesterday.
 A Dead Mans Story
 The deportation of Clarence In gram. who died recently, was read be- fore the defense announced it rested. | The deposition contained statement from Ingram in which he said he of I fered Fred w Brown his liberty when he saw him in the line of depoTtees at Warren park the day of the depor- tatiOn. Brown replied that these are : my people and l will stick with them" '" according to the deposition. Corrob- orating testimony will be given by | Charles Pennock, if he recovers from a severe illness, before the case is argued to the jury. Attorney Burgess announced after the state agreed to allow the testimony to be given out of the ordinary order1
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17
Perfect Health is Yours
 If the Blood is Kept Pure

opening. A few bottles of s. s. S., the great vegetable blood medicine, will revitalize your blood and give you new strength and a healthy, vigorous vitality. Everyone needs it just now to keep the system in perfect condition. Go to your drug store and get bottle to-day, and if you need any medical advice, you can obtain it without cost by writ ing to Medical Director, Swift Spe- cifc O., 112 Swift Laboratory, At lanta, Ga,
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17
American Assn.

At Milwaukee, $; St. Paul, 4. At Kansas City, ?; Minneapolis, t Others postponed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17

King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Rumania have taken d great m;cres. in the investigation because when the royal family was driven into exile ard the capitol removed to Jassi, the king and queen were offered the maGnfi cent home of the Falzfeins, across the Bessabarian border.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17
CALDWELL WINS FIGHT

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., April 16. - Fighting" Jack Taylor of St. Louis was knocked out by Waiter Caldwell of Springer N. NJ, in the fourth round of what was to have been d fifteen round boxing bout at the armory here tonight The men are middleweights
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17
ARIZONA CHAPLAIN WEps

PHOENIX, April 16. - Rev. Seaborn Crutchfield, S3 years old, and with the exception of one session, chaplin in the Arizona legislature al every ses- sion since Arizonas admission to statehood, was married in Cincinnati last Saturday t0 Miss Ssther Scholl of Newport. Ky.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17

Batteries: Carlson and Haeffner; Sherdel and Clemens.
 Summary: Two-base hit, Carlson. McHenry; three-base hit, Grimm, Sherdel; Sacrifices, Cutshaw, Caton; Double plays, Caton. Cutshaw and Grimm; Hornsby, Janvrin and Four nier; Base on balls, Sherdel. one; Hit by pitched ball, by Sherdel, Bigbee and Grimm, by Carlson, Fournier; Struck out by Carlson, 1; Sherdel 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17
NOTICE

Register now for the coming City Election. To Register go before Mir. Butler, City Hall, or Hogan & Seed at their office on Main St. If you don't Register you cannot vote.
 CITY DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
 COMMITTEE.
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Almost Every Human Aiiment Is Directly Traceable to Inn
 puritieS in the Blood.

You should pay particular heed to any indication that your blood supply is becoming sluggish, or that there is a lessening in its strong and vital force.
 By keeping your blood purified, your system more easily wards off disease that is ever present, wait ing to attack wherever there is an
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17
!. NJ LIVES IN
 DR|F FT|NC B0AT.
Offered King Refuge.

CcoNrINuED FROM PAGE oNE)'
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WOQTT TIN TAXES
 WITNESS STAND

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
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..SEs@
NATIONAL
PIRATES BEAT
 THE CARDINALS

ST. LOUIS, April 16. - Pittsburgh pounded Sherdel freely, while Carl But two St. Louis runners reached second base until the eighth. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17
PROMOTE JELLICOE.

LONDON, April 16. - Admiral Wis count Jeilicoe, of Scapa, former first sea lord, has been appointed gover- nor of New 5sealand
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17

Assistant Counsel for the detense in the famous "deportation' case against H. E. Wootton, who was op- erated on for appendicitis Thursday night at the Copper Queen hospital. Late last night physicians in charge reported his condition as satisfactory. Mrs. CurIey has been at Mir. Curley's was removed to the hospital. While in Sisbee Mrs. Curiey is a guest at the home of Mrs. John Mason.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17

Fred W. Brown was member of the grievance committee which boy cotted Wootton's plumbing and hard cross-cXamination. Included on this committee was q man named Tenn brook, an l. w. w leader, and Frank
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-17

French ended with the statement that in the criminal courts it had reached
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26

MONEY TO LOAN
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LEGAL NOTICE

said switch track across said South
Seventh street in said Beallview Ad-
dition extending in a northely direc-
ton from the main line of The Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway Company OF
Indiana at a point north from South
IN" street in said addition and term
mating on land owned by said julius
e. Bell, the same being lots and parts
of lots Number One Hundred Eighty
180), One Hundred Eighty-One (18D,
One Hundred Eighty-Two GS2), One
Hundred Eighty-Three QS0, One
Hundred Eighty-Four $50, One Hun
dred Eighty-Five 1S6, One Hundred
Eighty-Six (1S6), One Hundred
Eighty-Seven (187) and One Hundred
Eighty-Eight (1sS) in said Beallview
Addition, and said track to be for the
private use of said Julius E. Bell. And
this grant and franchise is given on
the express condition that the County
Of Wayne shall be at no expense or
liability in connection with the in
stallation or maintenance of said
track, and at no time shall be liable
for any expense in connection with
the same. or for any matter Of thing
connected with or growing out of
said track or the operation of trains
or cars across the same. And in in
stalling said track said julius E. Bell
shall restore said highway to as good
condition as the same now is. and
any wear or injury to said highway
caused by said track and the opera.
ton of trains or cars across the same
shall be repaired at the expense OF
said julius E. Bell.
1t is expressly provided that said
switch track is to be constructed by
said Bell of first-class materials and
in first-class manner, said track to
be constructed and maintained at all
times so as to conform to the pres
ent grade of said South Seventh
street, the top of the rails being laid
even and flush with the surface oil
said highway, as the same is now es
tablished or may hereafter be changed
or established.
Said Bell shall at all times keer
and maintain said switch track anG
for eighteen inches on the outside oil
the outside rails thereof in proper
and safe condition at his own ex
pense.
1t is further provided that sale
Board of Commissioners reserves the
right and power to direct the remov
al of, and to remove, the said switch
track at any time hereafter when il
the interest of the county or the pub
lie the same shall be necessary, or OF
account of express violations of thi;
grant by said Bell. And in the even
said switch track is removed. o.
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caused to be removed by said Board
for any of the purposes herein con-
templated. said county shall not be
liable to said Bell, his heirs, devisees,
grantees or assigns, for any damages.
or any damages asserted or claimed
to be occasioned by such removal, or
for the value of said Bells property
in said tracks. In the event that said
switch track is removed from said
highway for any such reasons, said
Bell, his heirs. devisees, grantees or
assigns. shall Immediately thereafter.
at their own expense. place said high
way occupied by said switch tracks
in a proper and safe condition for
public travel. -.,.-..v'
At said time and place q public
hearing will be had, at which any
taxpayer of the county may appear
and file protest against any or all
provisions of said franchise and
grant. w. HOWARD BROOKS,
Auditor of Wayne County, Indiana
Robbins. Keller & Robbins. Attorneys.
apr oe.1t
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an order made by the Wayne
Circuit Court of Wayne County, In
diana, the undersigned as commits
sioner in the cause of James Kelly ct
al VS.. Matilda Paddock ct al, No.
1887, will offer at public sale on the
premises on May 20. 1920, at 2 o'clock
p. m, the following described real es-
tate in Wayne County. in the State of
Indiana, to-wit: Lot Number Seventy
Seven CD in Block Three 60 in
Mendenhall and Prices Addition to
the City of Richmond. Also, the
south half of Lot Number Twenty
Nine (29) in c. W. Ferguson's First
Addition to the City of Richmond.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
WALTER V. REID,
Commissioner.
Benjamin F. Harris, Attorney.
(apr26-may 3-10)
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on the
10Th day of May, 1920, at 1920 o'clock
a. m, the Board Of Commissioners of
Wayne County. Indiana, at their regu-
lar meeting to be held in the Court
House in the City Of Richmond in
said county, will consider the matter
of granting to julius E. Bell the fol.
lowing franchise:
WHEREAS, Julius E. Bell has filed
with the Board of Commissioners of
Wayne County, Indiana, his written
petition praying the right to con-
struct a switch track across South
Seventh street in Beallview Addition
to Richmond, in Wayne Township in
said county, the same to extend in a
northerly direction from the main
line OF The Chesapeake & Ohio Rail-
way Company of Indiana at a point
north from South IN" street in said
addition, and terminating on land
owned by said Julius E. Bell, the same
being lots and parts of lots Num-
Der One Hundred Eighty (S0), One
Hundred Eighty-One GSD, One Hun
dred Eighty-Two GS2), One Hundred
Eighty-Three QS3). One Hundred
Eighty-Four GSD, One Hundred
Eighty-Five (1S5), One Hundred
Elsnty-Sl& t1Sb), one Hundred Eighty
Seven GSO and One Hundred Eighty
Eight GSS) in said Beallview Addi-
ton; and,
WHEREAS, The needs of said Ju-
Illus E. Bell require switch track in
| connection with a lumber yard to be
constructed by him upon said prem
| Uses, and said county will be at no
expense or liability in connection with
the construction or maintenance of
said switch track,
THEREFORE,, Be it ordained by the
Board of Commissioners of Wayne
county, Indiana, that the right is
hereby granted to said julius E. Bell,
his grantees, heirs, devisees or as.
| signs, to construct, lay and maintain
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LOOK !!

I have two lots splendidly located
that can be had at sacrifice if sold
Immediately These are full lots and
would make fine building lots, or a
good Investment for purchaser For
further information Address Box c
1922 care Palladium.
l35 ACRES-A good 11-room house,
large barn, other. .outbuildings. good
soil, good apples; a bargain at $1,000;
one-half cash, balance on easy terms.
l.. E.. Parteh, Linersville, Crawford
county, Pa.
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EXECUTORS
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice is hereby given that Clara
B. Brown died a resident of Wayne
County, Indiana. on or about the 18th
day of April. 1920, leaving a last will
and testament, which has been duly
admitted to probate and record in the
office of the Clerk of the Wayne Cir
cult Court. That in said will Charles
A. Blair was named as executor and
that he has qualified and is now act
ing as such under appointment made
by the Wayne Circuit Court. The es-
tate of the decedent is probably solv-
emit CHARLES A. BLAIR.
apr.26-may3 Executor.
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AGENTS g. statesmen WANTED-7

SALE,SM Emf YOU are not getting n
renewal commission on your autOmO-
bile lines, better write us. We want
agents to organize territory and sell
all lines of automobile insurance.
Liberal commission and renewals.
Guarantee to producers. Lincoln Mu-
- tual Casualty Co. Springfield. Ill.
WHY WORK FOR WAGE,S?-$3SO
we'll secured, will start you in bust
ness that will earn YOU $500 to $500
per month. We want Il reliable man
with car in every county for the fast
est selling auto accessory. Write or
phone L. w. Wells, English Hotel In
diauapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26
MEN WANTED
To Work in Cracker Dept.
RICHMOND BAKING CO.

YOUNG MAN-Wanted. Empire Brass
Foundry, North nth and Elm
MISUNDERSTANDING 900 Main. Phone
2047.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26
HEATING AND PLUMBING

ELECTRIC LAMPS - And supplies.
water and steam supplies, at Meer-
norris. SO. 9Th Phone 1896.