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Helene'S Married Life Christie Newspaper Syndicate

"Just what must be evident to all!'' She whispered imperturbably. "Alice is deep in debt. Afraid to tell her husband. That fool of Travis Lloyd opens his safe while Alice presumably immersed in bridge keeps willy eye upon his methods of opening said safe! Oh, yes, I saw her watching! She was the only person in the room that could have seen the working of the safe! What, then, more likely than that, after we've all retired for the night, Alice steals down and tries to borrow her hosts money?"
 She narrowed her eyes knowingly, and pursed her thin lips up in a highly unattractive way.
 shuddered. I do not like Miss Mary Higgins and her k....aa.. n
 "Oh, what hateful suspicior" couldn't keep from saying. "How- how can you think such awful things?"
 "Plain commonsense!" said she, quite unabashed. q tell you, Alice is desperate for money! Now, tell me-"-her gimlet eyes seemed to pierce Iuc tO Cuc very .udTTOW-- "hasn't Alice tried to borrow money from you in the last day or so 2"
 This thrust went home. Alice, in- deed, had tried. l flushed uncom- fortably.
 "Of course she has! I know it. You needn't start denying it. Why you stand up for ,her, cannot fath- om-particularly when she. nearly throttled you with that snaky-look- ing scarf of hers!"
 "Who-whoever flung the scarf across my mouth couldn't possibly know that it was I! They switched the light off, and didn't see me!~
 "That makes no odds!' replied the little spinster tartly. "You, of all girls, have no cause to love Alive Anstruther!
 A deeper meaning seemed to lie behind her words. Oh, was it pos sible that she knew of Jim, my Jim ? Or was she merely referring to Alice's very obvious pursuit of Tony Tony whom so many foolish. folk had relegated to me as my pet prop |erty?
 I flushed again.
 "I'm going up to bed," I said. "And I'd advise you to do the same. Our costumes weren't meant for the pub lice eyc!" Tony came forward and took me by tho hand.
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Feeling all right, Helene? love! You look stunning!" His bold eyes stared into mine. "You look like Cleopatra"
 D q feel cold and cross, and quite Iunsiren-ish!" I rejoined snappishly. So don't annoy me by being senti- mental!" I moved definitely away from him. and up the stairs.
 Mary Higgins insisted on sleeping in my room that night. But de- finitely refused to let her share my bed. She had perforce to occupy the couch. I do dislike the woman. II am convinced that what she claim ed as "nefves" was merely an in- tense curiosity to discover whether or not my really excellent complex ion was my own, or manufactured out 54'potsrand jars.
 " Moreover, am ave she fondly hoped to find my teetii beside my pillow in the morning.
 She slept spundly.. And in both the foregoing items she was disap- pointed!
 The position of Alice Anstruther as guest in the home of Travis Lloyd was no longer comfortable. Suspicion had fallen definitely upon her. Queer glances were thrown in her direction and it was obvious that nearly every one suspected her of the attempted burglary.
 Small wonder, then, that Alice made an excuse immediately after a breakfast the following morning, and-accompanied by her husband sallied back to her own home, An struther L0dpei
 Goodbye, Helene" She kissed me unexpectedly. Then she peered up into my eyes. I am half a head tall CT than Alice, but not until that moment of Alice's meekness did l realize the actual difference. "Youll always be my pal, won't you?"
 This was an awkward question And yet I suddenly felt immensely sorry for Alice, strange as that may seem! With everything in the world that the heart of woman could desire "a kind and handsome husband who adored her-a lovely home beauty-and health--and friends. she yet seemed bent upon destroy ing all her own chances of happiness!
 I stammered out something, and Alice seemed satisfied. If she no Eticed a difference or reluctance in my manner, she was quite clever enough to ignore it.
 Sunday-Of to Church.
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LOwden Wearing
 His Old OvercOat

Chicago, Feb. 20.-Gov. Frank o. Lowden of IlIn.css is wearing his old overcoat as pa t of the cam- paign against high prices. MrN L. K Bowen, chairman V. the Wo- mans division of the Fair .Pr.cc Cosn- mittee of Illinois, announced this today, telling the following incident:
 Governor and Mrs. Lowden were in the elevator of Chicago hotel two weeks ago when Mrs. Lowden told him that his overeoat was shab- by, and that he ought to. buy a new one. The governor said he knew it, but that he intended to continue wearing the old coat as a matter of principle. He said that if every one who could wear old clothes the demand would fall off until prices came down."
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago, H., Feb. 2O.--Corn under went a sharp break in price during the last hour today after showing de- cided strength earlier. Quotations closed heavy, 1-2 to Is net lower, with May 1.32 3-4 to 3-8 and July 1.28 3-4 to 1.29. Oats lost 3-8 to 242 Is and provisions 10 to 15 cent.
 Assertions that the government was trying to get rid of it's flour and wheat with as little loss as possible appeared to be the chief factor in stopping the advance of corn and in the subsequent tumble of that cereal. A cut of $1.10 marrel in tho price of flour was simultaneously announced by millers.
 Advices relative to big stocks of oats in country elevators tended to make oats even weeakcr than corn.
 Provisions were governed chiefly by the action of grain.
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Cotto, Seed oil

New York, Feb. se.--Cotton seed oil was easier, new low -s"vels being touched for the movement. The South and West, as well as locals, were sellers, while refiners and q permanent local operator lent sup port. Rumors of export business helped to check the decline. Closing bids were to 24 points net lower. Sales 3O,50O barrels. Prime crude 1900; prime summer yellow spot 1945; March 1882; May 20.00; July 2O.17. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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Suspicion,
By May Christie

Alice first went red, then pale, as she looked at the scarf MT. Lloyd handed her.
 "I-I-it's very odd! ! don't un- derstand--" She broke off, looking the picture of awkward embarrass- mens.
 'sPerhaps you dropped itT' I sug- gested, genuinely sorry for her pre- dicament.
 "Yes-yes," said Alice hastily, turning towards me with what seem- ed like an air of gratitude.
 Here Mary Higgings, ferret-like, cut in:
 "Oh, but you didn't Alice! Don't you remember that I said goodnight to you at your bedroom door, just two hours ago, and you were wearing the scarf then, and showed me the monogram that you'd embroidered in a corner of it? And then you said goodnight to me, and locked the door and unless you came downstairs again, later on, after we'd all gone to bed, you couldn't possibly have dropped it."
 Alice created diversion here by suddenly bursting into tears. She clung to the strong arm of her hus- band, imploring him to take her away from this dreadful house to her own dear, where she'd always been so happy, and where people never thought of asking her such dreadful questions, and where her every move ment wasn't questioned. And so on, in hysterical vein. {.
 Alice was led off by her husband. And Mary Higgins turned to me whispering:
 "Clever woman, isn't she, to think of taking mysteries at the crucial moment? Leave it to Alice to get out of . nasty corner!"
 "What do you meant" lowered my voice, 80 that we mightn't be overheard. (
 "Oh, we'll, it's rather obvious, isn't it? Finding her fully dressed like that-and pretending to be asleep! And the bed hadn't been even lain on! Not a single crease upon the counterpane! No doubt she'd just rushed upstairs, and locked her door on both sides, hoping to get into bed before we'd find her but there wasn't time! And So she tried another tack"
 "What are you implying?" I asked coolly. wanted to get at the bot tom of this wonan's meaning.
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Says Socialists do Not Dictate to
 Labor Unions

Albany, N. r., Feb 20.-The so- cialist party never attempts to "dic- tate" to labor unions when strikes are to be called, but labor unions striking for betterment of working conditions" may always rely on the assistance of the party Otto Bran stetter, national secretary, testified today at the trial of the five sus pended socialist assemblymen. The prosecution has charged the party approves the general strike as a weapon for promoting it's class strug- gle.
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Lloyd George for
 New Peace Parleys
 With the Russians

Paris, Feb. 2O.- Premier Lloyd George is in favor of opening peace negotiations with Russia thru Max i'm Litvinoff, bolshevik representa- tive in Copenhagen, and is support ed by Premier Nitti of Italy, accord ing to the Echo de Padis. Paul Com bon and Philippe l.. Berthelot, mem bers of the French delegation at the meeting of the supreme allied coun- cil in London, have no authority to enter into such a proposal. and Pre- mier Millerand has been re ;xlled to London.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Municipal Court of Pinei Bluff. Jefferson County Arkansas plaintiff, vs. Amos Maxwell, IT,, dev fendant. The defendant, Amos Maxwell, In is warned to appear in this court within thirty days, and answer tAe Complaint of the plaintiff, Heilig' Store company. sss Jan. 3Oth, 1920. ss
 L. pEWoODY LYLE, Clerk.
 1-3l-2-7.14-zl-a4
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SIDEWALK DISTRICT NO q
 Missouri Street,

The tax books for the education of special assessments upon tho xe7y in sidewalk district NO. ' in the city of Pine Bluff have h6eES placed in my hands. s
 Al owners of real property ly5pG in the district are reQnired to pa5 their assessments to me within t6!rtH. days from this date. a''s
 If such payment is not made, aet-: ion will be commenced at tho eud of that time for the collections of euch sssessment, and for legal penn ltiei and cost.
 Given under my hand this 2nd dey oi February, 1920. s$
 SIMON BLOOM. CIty Cpllsstpa H-3-1Mo ssS' ss s22
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SPAIN MAY ENTER RACES.

San Sebastian, Spain, Feb. 20.-In connection with the arrival here of Marquis Villemejor, president of the Spanish Olympic games committee, it is reported King Alfonso may con- sent to participate in the Olympic games at Antwerp next summer as . rifleman and polo player.
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LEGAL NOTICES WARNING ORDER.
n M
Case No. 76Ol.

In the Chancery court of Jeffer- son county, Arkansas. Tommie Kim dle, plaintiff gs. Josie Kindle. ds- fendant.
 The defendant, Josie Kindle, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and anewer the eom- plaint of plaintiff, TQmmie Kindie
 Given under my handAand tho seel of said court this 9th day of ebfu- ary, A. D. 1920. (Seal )-2-7 -7-14-21-283-6
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FOR SALE.

1908 West Fourth; rooms, sleeping porch, garage. Price $3,75O; good terms. You can't beat it. :. 4O-acre tract. room house, good barn and well; Sulphur Springs road runs through this land; 22 acres clear and in vultivation. Price $2,5OO; small cash payment; you can make balance on time. Linden St.; 4 room house, lot 77x12O; sidewalk paid, but accessible to lights, water and gas. Price $1,- 400; cash $500, balance ? years; 5 per cent. One modern six room house on West Fifth.
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F.. St. Louis Livestock.

East St. Louis, Feb. 20.-Hogs, G. GOO unevenly steady to 25 cents higher; bulk 1425M 1925; heavy heavy 14.00M14.75; medium 14.50M 15.40; light 14.75M15.50; pigs 12.5O0 1925.
 Cattle 1,200; steady; choice heavy steers 14.00Ml6.00; medium 11.00M 1875; common 9.00M 10.75; choice lights 12,25M16.00; common 8.5061 12.00; butcher heifers 7.25M14.50; cows 7.25M 10.50; canners 5.00M7.00; calves 12.00m15.50; feeders 8.50Go II 50; stockers 7.000 10.50.
 Sheep 260; no early sales.
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Bolsheviki Army
 Takes Archangel

London, Feb. 20.-Bolshevik forces have captured Archangel on the White sea, according to a wireless dispatch from Moscow today. The "Whites" abandoned the town and the troops joined the bolsheviki, the message declares.
 Archangel was for long period during the war, the main port ot entry for Russian war supplies from the allies. A railroad joining the principal Russian rail lines to the south gave ingress for the war ma. :terial made outside of Russia and supplied to the armies of the old regime aud after the revolution to the forces of the Kerensky govern ment,
 With the advent of the bolshevik rule in Russia, Archangel was main taincd by the allies as 2 base for contact with interior Russia and lat CT as the supply depot for the forces of the north Russian government established in opposition to the bol. sheviki and for the allied troops, in. cluding considerable number oi Americans, sent in to help protect tho north Russian area from bolshe- Nk iNeursion.
 ' Abandonment sf the Archanyel ex, petition by ths llisd and assoeiat'
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Germans Prepare
 to Try Own People

London, Feb. 20.-The German gov ernment is rushing preparations t. try Germans accused of violations ot the laws of war and examination of witnesses and arguments will begin next week, according to jserlin dispatch to the Central News Plead ings will open before the eLeipsig court within the next month, 1t IS said.
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no points higher on buying which was credited to a Wall street house with Cuban connections, only to ease off again under selling by trade ir- terests, with closing quotations 10 points higher to 10 net lower.
 Sales were ,050 tons.
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, Feb. 20.--Prices of Liberty bonds at 2:55 p. m. today were: 3 12's 9662; 1st As 90.30; End 4's 90.30; 1st 4 1-4's 91.30; End 1 1-4's 90.80; 3rd 4 1-4's 93.04; 4th 1 1-4's 91.00; Victory 3 3-4's 97.74; Victory 3-4's 97.70.
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New Orleans Rice.

i, New Orleans, Feb. 2O.-Rough rice no sales. Receipts LISA sacks; mill CTS receipts 1,184.
 Clean rice strong. Sales:
 Blue Rose HIT pockets 8 1-4@12 IA. Receipts none; bran and polish unchanged.
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Liverpool Coton.

Liverpool, Feb. 20.-Cotton spot quiet; prices lower; good middling 32.76; fully middling 31.76; middling 3O51; low middling 27.46; good ordin- ary 24.26; ordinary 23.26. Sales G. 900 bales including 5000 American. Receipts 17,00O bales including 13,- 700 American. Futures closed barely
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MOSLER SAFE WITH MONEY
 VA1v.T

We have a double-door Mosler Safe, with burglar-proof vault-medium size-which we will sell at a bargain. For a store in the country or small city this is rare bargain. Phone or write Adams Printing Co.,, Pine Bluff, phone IA. 2-21-6t
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DISSOLUTION N01l{

The partnership Qf c. .H. 0Q7s and w. JxMoore In fhe: fjF!i1t o1 s&s " Moore aud Son has 66eaE mutual consent N. ss tofeS yISs tRih& a1l thu assets 0f tn Q1)ll # md as6umes all theS ljel1 III "
 E. Modrt xetirsx frons e k0(
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ed powers was determined upon last year and the British, American and other allied forces there were with drawn during the summer and fall.
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New Orleans, Feb. 20. Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot 912; to arrive 1,037. Low mid ding 32.25; middling 39.75; good mid ding 41.75; receipts 4,555; stock 427,741.
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Liverpool Statistics.

Liverpool, Feb. 20-Weekly cotton statistics: Total forwarded to mills 1O4, ,0OO bales, American 77,000; stock ,063 ,000, American 842,000; imports 80,000, American 50,000; exports 1o,- GOO,
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FOR SALE.

l01G East Seventh; 6 rooms; mod ern; sido walks; one block car
 line; $2,750.00, good terms. T.
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FOR RENT.

Four room house on Dollarway road, two acres; garage and chicken house; you can work in city and live here; now vacant; good water. Rent $12.50 per month.
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22- MONEY TO LOAN
 TO LOAN, $3000, SECURED BY first mortgage. on city or country property. Address J. O., Box 5Sl or phone 2465. *2-a0-s
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32o-ACRE FARM OF RICH BOTTOM and upland soil, for sale or rent; l25 acres in cultivation, good 4-room house, fine barn and stables; within a
 stones throw of the depot at Hardin, Ark; near schools and churches, and has finest water in the state, Dandy place to erect country store. also. Write or see w. M. Eighme, 1120 East Seventh, city, or phone 2346, 2-18-6t
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

USED CARS FOR SALE.
 d dslS DODGE TOURING S775.00;
 Sl7 Dodge touring $55O.00; one Dodge $575.00; one 1917 Dodge {; one Model N Hupmobile tour Eoverhauled, new top, good tires !epalnted, a bargain at $775.00; lttle six Paige, overhauled, new ry' new paint, good buy at oU' one Chevrolet touring at ~, a 1918 model with demount- rims; one little six Chalmers, Doa shape at $675.00; one Ford ng, two new Goodyear castings, |VV; one four cylinder Cadillac
 bargain; one Stoddard Dayton oO; Any of the above cars can lrcnased for one third cash down |.ne balance in 10 monthly pay 2. McGehec Motor Sales Co, ke 604. l14 West Barraaue St.
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Spot Cotton. New York, Feb. 20.-v Spot cotton quiet; middling 30.00.
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT for gentleman; one block from me. Address s. L., care Gra- 2-15-6t
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uR MURRAY MEMORIAL
 ments are now under consid-
 n for erection at an early date lest Second avenue, the birthsite Childhood playground of the |sed editor and publisher. One from Pine Bluff .postoffice. |catlons will be accepted until 9th next and contracts entered es soon as plans are completed. [lanche Scull, Admx., of estate [thuI Murray. l-2S-tf EE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, |odern conveniences; for colored le' Apply upstairs PIT 1-2 State Y. 2-17-6t
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SEVEN GAS STOVES FOR SALE Phone 1857 or call at 1916 West Sixth. 2-1S-6t
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4 bESMAN WANTED.

Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas ,isiana by well known west SC in food supply line. Gro d table supply trade. Wanted with clean record, with abil'
 industry to get his share ' they use the English lan- 1 A permanent, good position De prospects for the man who |fnends. makes business and good. Address Royal, care
 giving selling experience, KS and two or three con- 4 references, 2-20-5t
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McNEW REALTY co. 200 w. Barraque. Phone 97l.
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ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK;
 fine condition; for sale cheap; have to make room for new furniture. Call Circulation Manager Graphic office.
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIFTY tons, several varieties of long staple in store and more to arrive. Raglaild and company. 2-15-1m
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ROOMS AND BOARD. FRS, WITH BOARD; WILL |rnish meals to others. Apply |st Second. Mrs. J. E. Brown. 2-21-6t
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used g few weeks cost $28; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-tf
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RENT--TWO FURNISHED tor light housekeeping; mod
 2every way. Address 314 w. l phone 1896.
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FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES, all sizes, good conditions. Write for prices and terms. Adams, Box 677, Pine Bluff, Ark. 1-6-tf
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[FoR TEXTBOOKS

NOTICE TENANTS. Be rent has been raised out on:
 is the time to organize a Rent otective association. lent was raised $15.00 to >$18.00 Loo and now landlord demands 1 for four-room house, 111O Fourth, present worth $3,500. are renters but our rights De respected.
 Resp,
 T. M. ATKINSON C1dG D C1 Ot
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WANTED TO BUY. fBUY ONE OR TWO GOOD khand two-horse wagons. Ad-
 }. w. R., care Graphic. 2-17-6t
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR D couple without children.
 1480. 2-18-6t
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FOR SALE-CHOICE PRAIRIE HAY, best in town, $25.00 per ton. E. B. Bugg, Twenty-sixth and Hazel.
 2-15-6t
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR housekeeping. Phone 1888, or Srd floor Orpheo Theater. Burton. 2-2O-1t
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sundsy-On to Church.
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SPLIT OAK FENCE POSTS FOR sale; any length, delivered. Also willow oay, sycamore, elm, cedar and
 other wild shade trees. Phone 9514F2, or write box ASA, R. F. D. No. 2, Pine Bluff, Ark. 2-17-6t
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
MALE HELP

MALE HELP
 SAN WANTED, WHO FEELS FEELS
 AS ts notification of a news s;s;tor; as experience not neces. .eis.
 ;11;ng :IIvu, to be trained. Appiy J 7 v,''Ss VI Manager Graphic. 2-19-tf
 v MAIL CLERKS, $11o T.. 1885. Experience un-
 As1 For free particulars, ex- \. write J. Leonard (tor, or Pas, |0nsrn nnent examiner), 96s pidr.. Washington. 2-2l-ot Pc ! rrrRN1TURE FINISH AND nan; permanent position; .rss. s Apply at once, ready ts'I Ii15 East Second. 2-2l-6t v
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SEVERAL CHICKEN BROODERS, including one with heat, for sale
 Met Wilbourne, phone 921, 1919 West Sixth. 2-21-6t
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D TRUCK IN FAIR CONDITION
 \ sa!e at bargain. Cleveland, 'ews hardware Co. 2-15-6t
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POSITION WANTED-BY YOUNG lady as cashier or saleslady; must be chance for advancement; some book i keeping experience. Al refer 'ence. John Baldridge, Telephone
 574. 2-2O-6t
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE,

BOOKKEEPER OR CLERICAL POSI- tion, by young lady with experience; employed at present, but desires change; state nature of work and salary in reply to "K," care Graphic
 cS
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!. TRADE FOR REAL ESTATE,
 alve-passcnger automobile, in S'ass condition. Harry Hanf,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17

Advertise your wants in the Ga,
zette Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS
s. II. Hoge, of Roanoke. Slated for
Tcmporary Chairman


Roanoke Va. March l7.-Flfteen
hundred delegates and alternates
are in attendance ut the virginia
State Republican convention which
opens here today. The principal
business before the convention VIII
be the selection of four delegates at
large and alternates to the national
convention in Chicago in June, the
selection of two candidates for cleo
tors at large to be voted on IN NO
ven,ber. selection Of five members
of the State executive committee
and the election of new state CHAIR
man.
Joseph l.. Crupper. former State
chairman. of Alexandria, Va, who
resigned several months ago. has
been succeeded by Charles Hammer
of Harrisonburg. Va, who VIII
serve as acting chairman 5. H..
Hoge. of Roanoke, it is understood,
is slated for the temporary CHAIR
manship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-03-17
Balance On Easy Terms

Washes and VIKINGS the Clothes.
The Gainaday has every possible,
worthwhile advantage. The pow
erful electric Wringer swings to
every position while the revolving,
reversing zinc cylinder cleans the
clothes by tossing them about,
forcing hot suds through the
Weave. Then there is the auto
matte friction drive, handy electric
switch and threaded drain spout