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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
WEAK
WOMEN

Cannot hope ever "a become strong and
we'll again unless they have plenty Of
Kcod rich. rcd blood. % the kind that or
sanic iron--Nusated Iron---heips make.
Nnsatsd Iron IL like the iron In your
blood. and like the iron In spinach, lentiis
and apples. while metallic iron IL iron
Just NJ II comes from the action % strong
acids on iron filings. Nuxatcd Iron does
not injure the teeth nor upset tho stom.
aoh. n IL an entirely different thlng from
ordinary metallic iron. ~ quickly helps
make rich. red blood. rsxitslize wornout.
exhausted nerves and give you new
strength and energy. over 1000. 900 pco-
pie annually are using IT, For sale by
all druggists beware Of substituted The
genuine has n. l, stamped on every tab
let Always insist on having tho genuine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

II suppose so, II you like IT," grum-
blcd Jimmy skunk. II DON'T It's
TOO cold, and l don't like snow.
anyway"
'Poohw exclaimed Billy Mink,
you're n pretty one. you are. TO be
complaining Of the cold. when you've
got one Of the warmest fur coats In
the Green forest or on the Green
Meadows. II you don't like the
snow. what do you come out for?"
II don't know. I don't know what
! did come out for" replied Jimmy
Skunk. X think III 90 back home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26

This was what Or. Mink said 10
1rA costontail that made Cutie. un.
4r the covers. wriggle with dismay.
Yes. Mrs. cottontal. this disease
nat your son has. called disinciina,
.lDDn. II different from any other. and
0ust be treated differently. IL you
inflow my directions III guarantee
nat you'ii have him back In school
ut later than tomorrow
oh. doctor. how thankful III bcr'
0ciaimed Mrs. -Cottontail. n the
0me time nodding TO Mr.. costontail
- much as TO say. Isn't IL good
cling We have such a learned physi.
Gan to save the lives OF our chill.
1eng"
Mr.. CottcntRil nodded bark. as
0uch as 20 say the same thing.
Very well. said DIR. Mink, open.
6g his case and taking out large.
dlrk-brown bottle. First OF all he
must have a tablespoonful OF this
medicine every hour. It's made OF
bitter-root, pepper weed and nettles.
and IL guaranteed to XIII a million
germs a minute"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
Feeling Grippy?
Cold Coming On :
DR.. Kings New Discovery
will soon make you feel
more fit
Bu ALTMAN
BIZ POP MOMAND

nRY, tickling sensation IN tho
~ throat, headache. fcverish, eyes
achef Don't play with that on
coming cold. Get DR.. Kings Nee
Discovery at once. You will like THO
way it takes hold and cases the cougm
looscns the phlcgm. and relieves thu
congestion in eyes and head.
Children and grownups alike use L.
No harmful drugs, but just good
medicine for colds, coughs and grippe.
sold by your druggist for many ycars.
90 cents, 81. 20 a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-26
MOTHERS FRIEND
For Expectant Mothers
Used b. THREE GENERATIONS
v-, -. scorlr .. sorsr.~ooe .se s4sv. r.ss
laAnrrin Rrsuiarns co nrrY m ALFALFA a
PROTECT YOURSELF
FROM CONTACION
Formamint Tablets check the
disease Germs that lodge
In the throat
time YOU breathe, You inhal

LIVERY time YOU breathe, you inhale
II thousands Of infectious germs, and
these Immediately find resting
place in the soft tissues Of your throat.
Keep a convenient bottle Of forms-
mint Tablets in your pocket, dissolve one
slowly in your mouth every time you are
in place where disease germs are prev
alent--in street car, theatre, railroad
train, store or on dusty street.
A pleasant tasting, bur powerful anti
septic is released, and mixing with the
saliva will quickly spread to every part
Of the mouth and throat, checking the
germ life and preventing throat infection;
possibly laryngitis, tonsillitis, "Hu." Re
lieves hoarseness. Helpful for singefs,
actors, smokers, speakers, lecturers, etc.
Children like them. ooc at all druggists.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWE HERE

Hungary Adopts Measures Re-
stricting Education of Jews.
Vienna.-The last session of
the Hungarian parliament adopt
ed by 81 against 7 measures
which will restrict Jews from en-
tering all higher educational in
stitutions excepting in very small
numbers. The measure is the re-
suit of the efforts of the anti
Semites who were led by Minis
ter Of Education Haller. These
measures are chiefly based on
Paragraph Three which recog-
nizes Jews as special nationali-
ty. 1t was the contention of the
sponsors of the restrictions that
all Jews will now become Zion
lists, but as a matter of fact, Zion
ism is legally forbidden in Hun
gary.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01
Train Derailed Kills Number oi
Jewish Soldiers.

London.-We are informed
from Warsaw that train con-
tanning Jewish soldiers who were
returning from the camp at
Jablona, met with an accident be-
tween Lublin and Roswardowo,
resulting in 9 killed and 7o in
jured. 1t is said that the catas-
trophe was the result of delib-
crate criminal intent on the part
of the railroad authorities. AL
though the special camp for Jew
ish soldiers at Jablona has been
done away with Jewish soldiers
are still kept in special detach-
ments which are under suspicion.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

cent the number Of non-Austrian
students in the University, was
set aside by the Socialist Minis
ter of Education. The Jewish
leader, DR.. Stricken, pointed out
that this restriction mainly af-
fected Jewish students of Cali
clan or Czecho-Slovakian origin,
as they were the only "non-Aus-
trian" students of the University.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

Henri Bergson delivered the
chief address at the International
Congress of Philosophers which
is at present meeting at Oxford,
England. Viscount Haldane, who
was chairman of the session adj
dressed by Bergson, lauded his
work and referred to him as the
most prominent living philoso-
pher.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01
London Times on Jews and the
Orient.

London Commenting editori-
ally on the Oriental Confer
ence held at Baku where 1900
Turkish, Persian, Arab and Tar
tar delegates resolved to insti-
tute a revolution against British
domination, the London Times"
points out that the leaders Of the
Conference were Bella Kuhn,
Zinovieff, Rect and Apfelbaum
and says that it is a strange spec
tacle indeed to see two Jews try
ing to summon Islam to start
Holy war.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

London.-The Foreign Office
has cabled instructions to Pales-
tine to recruit 500 Jewish young
men in order to reinforce the
Jewish Legion, a small company
Of which is still in service in that
country.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

London.-The cabled news of
Mr.. Schiff's death has created a
deep impression upon the COM
nunity and profound regret is
expressed alike by prominent
Jews and non-Jews. Jewish or
ganizations, we learn, have al
ready cabled messages of condo
lence, and the press also COM
ments on the passing of this
great international 6nancier and
pf1ilanthropist.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

Professor Chain Weizman,
noted chemist and leader of the
Zionist World movement, has
changed his plans and instead of
paying an early visit to Palestine
will visit America according to
information reliably obtained.
DR.. Weizman plans to go to the
States early in November it is
said.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

For the first time since the
Jews fled from Spain in 1892, Of
fetal recognition by the Madrid
authorities has been given to the
"Kehillah" of that city says a
report from the Spanish capital.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01
100000 Left to Borrow, Interest
Free.
Free.

The bulk of a 100000 fund is
set aside for the establishment
of a fund from which Jewish resi-
dents may borrow money free
from interest, under the will of
Mark Browarski, who died in
Pittsburgh last week. The will
directed that the federation of
Jewish philanthropies have
charge of the fund.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

Alice, the popular daughter of
President Masaryk, has been
married to DR.. Borsky, Czecho
S1ovakian Ambassador to Rome.
DR.. Borsky is well known Jew
Of Bohemia.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

A second edition of the "Jew-
ish Peril" has now been issued
in this city.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01
English Authorities Permit Tele-
graphic Communication With
Soviet Russia.

London.-The English Postal
Administration now accepts te1e-
graphic messages for transmits
sion to Soviet Russia, according
to an announcement made pub
lie. Letters, the announcement
says, can be forwarded only
through the Crimea and Trans
Caucasia.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-10-01

Restrictions Against Jews in
Vienna University Lifted.
Vienna (By I. ]. P. B. 1.-The
decision of the Senate of Vienna
University, restricting to 10 per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms aud Land for Sale s8
ALFRED NELL & COMPANY.
FARM BARGAINS.
DAIRY FARM.

40 acres. IL miles from Richmond ,I,,
"v ti county. so acres cleared and in
cultivation: Is acres pine timber: 3.roo,n
.ot,nse. New l2-stanchlon dairy barn. -
sto.S iech barn. new Hilo. mule barn milk
LOUISE J.. dairy cattle all milking: .
mules. chickens All farm implements
f tr"' etc One mil. from station: 8 miles
rom Ashland: $3.50 Terms. $500 e..
balance in i've years
TRUCK FARMS.
- acres miles from Richmond
iiehfico County. fronting on new count
!,au; Is acres cleared and in high So.
ot cultivation. balance wood and tImb, =.
he" broom cottage with concrete bas.
,ten:: porches. large stable. good ON,
ouhaings' orchard: running water I.s.
tn"n one mile from high school I,
e!uu.nk az stock farm i'm PIGMENTS. crons
etc. *s.soO. terms. N'"pa'
% acres. adjoining O. acres: Il acres
.t.tred ana IN crops. balance wood and
t:hDrE: new 3-room cottage, porch.s.
GOOD stable and outbuiidInns: orchard Al
crops. i've stock and farm Ifnplrin.,i,..
1850. Easy terms. ;
SEE US FOR OTHER BARGAINS
ALFRED NELL & COMPANY
ioi Norin Eighth street
richmond.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of iIus,lngs
GGi s6onP frt tho III spph6 ass sS g. ,S q
TENDER. 1920. Gin vacatlon,)
Mrs Estelle Sutton Plaintiff
w. t--'-Fs
IN CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from bed and board by the
plaintiff from the defendant on the
ground of desertion, and at thuaex-
piration OF the necessary three years
nave said Divorce merged 'into u
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that Herbert c.. Sutton Is
not n resident of the State of-..Vir-
ginia. 1t is ordered that he do appear
lication hereof and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interest herein.
a copy teste:
J. Al. TURNER, p. q.
IN THE HUsTINGS COURT OF. THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.r.s's"
To c. Il: Durham. G. p. Carter, Jennie
l.. Wilkinson and Fl. w. GOODWIN
and TO all other persons whom 1t
may concern:
city OF Richmond, a municipal cor
poration created under the laws OF
the state OF Virginia, will at IL
o'clock y. a.. on Tuesday. the 18th
dag of October, 1920, apply to the
Hastings Court of the city OF Rich
mond for the appointment OF com
missioners to ascertain what VIII DO
Just compensation for the land or
other property. or for the interest
or estate therein. proposed to be con-
dcmned for the uses OF the city of
Richmond. and to award the damages,
II any, resulting TO the adjacent or
other property owned by you or the
property of any other person, beyond
the peculiar benefits that Will accrue
to you, respectively, from the con-
strpctiOn and maintenance of tho
work or Improvement proposed TO be
done or made by the city of Rich
mond. in the opening of an alley
eighteen tSl feet wide from North
Avenue TO Virginia Avenue between
Wickham and Roberts Streets. the
ownership, location and description
OF which property and the particular
nature of which work will fully ap-
pear by reference to petition and
exhibits Herewith filed in the clerks
office or the said court. on this 27th
day OF September. 1920. s,.,-
THE CITY or RICHMOND.
BY GEORGE WAYNE ANDERSON,
Assistant City Attorney.
BY WILLIAM y. Redo. Realtor,
Member Richmond Real Estate
Exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
No. 605N 18th
Street

trust. dated September "a. 1914, and
recorded in the Richmond Chancery
Court Clerks Office. In ID. d. 229-A,
page l5., default having been made
In the payment of the debt secured
thereby, and having been required
by the beneficiary Hereunder 80 to
do. |, the undersigned trustee, will
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1920.
At $500 O'Clock p. NJ,
on the premises. proceed to sell Mt
Public Auction the property conveyed
therein, viz. "All that cert ain lot OF
land. with all improvements thereon,
lying and being in the City, OF Rich
mond. Va, beginning at a point on
tho eastern line of Thirteenth Street.
one hundred and forty-seveu u47S
feet four Cd inches south OF M
Street. thence running southwardiy
along the eastern line of Thirteenth
Street and fronting thereon twenty
four CAD feet, and extending back
eastwardly from said 'front.'. ar, right
angles and between parapeL lines.
one hundred and thlrty-two--{13 1879
feet to an alley fifteen 16) feet wide.
being part OF lot No. D in Johnson's
plan"
This property Is now rented. and
Is very good investment. and would
Pile. -"
TERMS: Cash "
BY w. p. Redo, Realtor,
Member 4.
Richmond Real Estate Exchange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Commissioners
Auction Sale
OF
a GOOD SIN-ROOM DETACHED
DWELLING, KNOWN AS
No. | FOG:
Mechaniicsville
Turnpike
COR MosEY sTREET).

pnrsnant to decree OF the Law
Richmond. In the cause STYLED Olive
X Mifiieton vs. Bernice Il. ,SiiHeto
ct ais, entered on September 20. 1920.
In peed Book FL page 294, we. the
uhucrSlSned special commissioners.
appointed for the purpose. will, on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER s, 1920,
at O'Clock +. NJ. a
on the promises, proceed to sell Mt pub
lie auction "All that certain lot OF land
win improvements thereon, lying and
being in Jefferson Ward. in thS city
OF Richmond, Va. on the west side
Of Mechan.cs.llle Turnpike. between
Christian and Williams Streets, be-
ginning at point 230 feet south OF
Christian street, thence extending
southwardly along and fronting on
Turnpike 30 feet and running back
between PARALLEL lines 1872 feet, be-
ing. lot No. 252. in Davcnport,s SUBJ
division of Bacon Tait's plan.-
This property should attract the
attention of any one looking for n
home, az possession can be had upon
l~lort notice.
JOHN 3. GAYLE
ROBERT u. GAYLE.
Special Comm ISIS toner's.
Olive II, Mimcton. ........s-.,.Pitf
Against
Bernice r. Miii!eten ct ais. .Ders.
In the Law and Equity Court of the
i, Luther Libby. clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissl oncrs by the decree
In said cause of September 20, 1890.
has been duly given.
Given. under my hand this first day
OF October, 1890. .....s>,
LUTHER LIBBY. Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

THE Samuel Gayle farm. $50 acres: iine
,-a new Iz,raom dweliinE: nne orchard. 500
h hiEhbw seYSoo 1-s mile 10 post -ome. church.
$50 acres In nne timber Price. s;S. 900.
send for catalogue. OF zoo farms Come
T p,il sec me. Enmes D. Gregory.
sS4-AGRE FARM for sale. we'll fenced.
e9od buildings ~ miles depot. school
ana chnTch 09 acres cultivation and grass.
thrise. Sla5p: G;tc0 cash. rest to su!t. Ad-
aIess owner Box 81, Lonlsa. Va.
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AUCTIONS-LEC4LS
Auction Salcs
Legal Notices

NorLSE Is riyen that Paul I.aviit has
business ct s02 South Laurel Street. and
~ creditors win please present promptly
.o2 South Laurel ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
All Desirable
THREE CHOPT ROAD
Building Sites
Except Four Are Sold.
There Are No More.
Unusual Size and
Magnificent View.
DUNTREATH,
Ill Mutual Building.

oH SALf; loi s5ai:o feet on Lee Ave.
nue. IN Monument Annex. just Lcyuu,i
IHe Erit Line. At $40 u FOOT This iu;
NH double in value when the streets ar.
Cal! l"uley.rd 1897.
Ion e N!,hs"Snd for S sn'Sess ses on 'S eSr.
"rlocii ss.'' rlf,ytreot f ES!Ghia nr Place,
dErd and thirty feet deep. chcao to n
quick ouyer Address Alex. iIotrInibu.
I"s North Sycamore Street. Petcrsburr
i.o !l,ii 800. cash aud ;2,eo per weel,
Iath y" interest or taxes; city waisr.
gas and poles for electric Limits ,n.i
Lhnnrs have already bcr! cxt.SIn,I ~
the ri"pritN. suspension uf ruS,n.nI !.
~ t.Hr "t S!cNnrss or being on, or M
hh;JiNiHv ai o,, "a Sase you buy 'o, aud
bu.ijinr prize vi $500 and M, , rasI
ino'iGhEc Tor the balance Of uryhnss
n:!ce OF Tot. Rig sale IL now on. Il, -
me- on ms grounds any time or unune
M"Htt,n IN: i"r ..pp,nimrnt ami | viii
;"'i -: y"" Come out and asI, for A. j.
hh"th'Tty lee Mulnnl building
NpNuM E%f AVENUE aoW hr!nr rr.,I,.5
haze savers! lOlt Tor sal. ri-.!'r ,,,
.in- 81 impr0' cnrnt at iibU NrrV ..s"
r.!Hs ''1ntIrir sidewalks. sha.i,.' tn,
anh graded streets. l. 4.S care Times.
!GSrStrl
wESTifAMpToE LC,TS-It-s. To h, Rad;
., M,-'r IRON, owner. Address Is 3i0 ear.
SO rer month buys a lot in Hrlievue Cou-I:
, r.nhS NV homes: Al city. conveniences:
today. bellevue iDrv, lopm"nt cnrna.a
ton. ,o5 Mm'nal Bu!dine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
Trustee's
Auction Sale

OF A SIN-RooM DWELLING. WITH
\ FOuR-ROOM DWELLING IN
THE REAR. KNOWN AS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
MERCHANDISE
Wantesl-'To Buy

NE bug antique furniture of all kind,
Highest cash prices paid w. wasser-
man. 666 North seventh Street
WE nuI dss,ks. Office furniture and safes.
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Suburban for Sale
VIEW srucco HOMES rok SALE

NEW STUcCo HOMES FOR SALE.
~ reduction in price and mar, ,.,
."hnhi" terms to acres Of land ON the
Ashland car iinr At ''i.onEdtlc This /.
Spur OPPORTUNITY TO get q huIu. OF v,nr
own IN ITo"inE community. where
Naiurs VIII Certainly double, Will. v,t,
enjoy city conNcniences with country III
See BLACKBURN 4 ROGERS INC
Mutual Bldg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

bRO0k|AND GARDEN farms: - 49,.
Is ner ,,o are iacins road near station:
b@Srs E"i ron Ih sSe little farms can now b.
Sne re Cre.cent Realty Corp. loe
CHICKEN FARM-Five miles from ci,v
aw Hn s1 opfc. road and station one block
balance monthly. with no Int.rrst uo Tn, ~
scehI realty Corr. 100 y. Seventh s,
FARM
~ acre.; 90 under cultivation. 8 In ,inb.r.
49, ~ TWO streams and deep we'll:
Win s sii Inoa well fenced; ll-room house
s.eS.rie Lights. running water. bath
mIie. frn urhnGfe: Concrete cellar. etc: 10
NY; i3V iru!t trees. all bcarinr' c.aiI
c 500 CARE TIMES. DISPATCH.
FhRMS-lf you are looking Tor a bar-
b,En A' ~, N u large Or small farm or su;ur-
no North Ninth Street nnn,r 1860
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
THE GLENNGCN OH. COMPANY
tipcnrpuratod)
,EoTinE OF ADJOURNED

No:iGc is hereh" .Ei.en thu, the al iou,,.,
t s;hnmai n'ssiing Of the s;oekhoiders OF TSs
ss@Fp snin .; the State Of yirsina. viii
q % virginia, on the 18th day Of octoSstre
isn; ~ !. O'Clock A. NJ. for the foliowin:
sdyissd by The Board Of Directors. Of me
Ss ~ or incorporation OF tho Com
s sfSSx ffSm slenlo ON te1nslstine OF 1900
q SO each) TO si56O0oO0 1consia,iHnn M pHao
Value s ar si OF , common, stock OF tho par
snSh other business In connection Win
I'M mo ioreEo:ng matters or otherwise 4, NAV
DC properly brought before the meeting
l. u. MCMAHON. SccratnH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
SOME FARM BARGAINS.

shiNN i'fnb-Ai-NS
4:le acres. one-ha!t in good
state %. cultivation. balance IN
Mol: WITH new cottage Wiz,
IN good repai:; located near faii-
road and cay line Viii t:ad.: Tor
ei'y property. Price. $500.
l.: acres. one-hlli In good cu!-
usa,ion. balance in wouIs: good
pasture; large orchard new :;
room dwelling. with basement
nutpI"iininss; located n-a. ra.!-
81 acres, located II miles from
hi:h;nonu 40 acres IN good cuitI-
iu.e: G-ronm dwelling. . halls. in
good condition.. outOu!!l.n.. o.
cnard. VIII trade for city prop
tTiy. Price. $1,000.
ls5 acres. 10 miles north Of R!ch.
mond. about 81 acres cleared / a0J
cn:ds or wood; 25O.4eo feet o! saw
aM @iif f%'a good a"I lsns.r ' rs.ss,
We haTe farms containing from
desire. at reasonable pr!rcs vii
10 very glad 10 take care OF you.
At any time.
J. A. Connolly g. co.
Seventh and Franki!a St..
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

The annual ineen q Stpt: q IysO
southern Railway Company for thr DuI
p'Sss OF Glecting directors. approving the
S S,htHir me last annual meeting OF stock
hn!ncrs. anu tho transaction OF such other
mn, me-. viii be held at The principal OF
muIldIm. 'T Is YomnanS, Times Dlspateh
oG Ron, II issn ~ 10 O'Clock A. ii.
men and preferred stock viii hr cias.,,
II. f S,s.oeh ~ NJ on ru's,,ay. sep;sin6sr
99,s@SsHcH "a ~ on Wednesday. October IL.
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q 6. WYNN. sacr-tnrv


Statement OF the ownership. man
"stiiehi. c!Tcu!a lion etc. required By
iar ae. Of Congress OF August 81
l9i2. on Richmond Times Dispatch,
published daily a: Richmond. va. for
r'miinlisher and editor. Charles
ihat The owners are tgive names
ana addresses of individual owners
Wr !. corporation. give It's name
ana IN" names anu addresses OF
stockholders owning or holding / per
cent q! more OF the total amount Of
StoSk); James -. Winston, iIchniond
va: Thomas s. Winston Rich,
mond, Va; Jules Bretichn,,d. New
York city; Charles Phillips iiusbroo}S
hichmond, Va; Sunset iIasbrook
hiGhinond. Va. THAT The known non,l !,
io!atfS, inortSaSces and other security.
ho'ucrS owning or holding per cont
or more OF total amount OF bonds
mort cages or other securities are az
'hrrc ar: none, SO statc); None,
mat me average number of copi,s
W cnch issue q: this publication sold
v, u'str inntrd. through the mails or
UthcrWlSc 10 PAID Subscribers during
Inc SIN months preceding the dat
SHOWN above is 26.032 lThis informal
ION is required from daily publica
tons oriy)
CHARLES piTIl.IPS HASBROOE
Editor and Publisher
sworn 10 and subscribed beforS mo
this md day OF October 1920.
~. HELEN Il. EAST
My commission expires ApriI il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN with er.cu-
tive ability 70 buy interest IN growing
concern and u good position with splendid
salary. $1,000 necessary. G. 1876, care
Times Dispatch.
$3.50 Will buy vaiunble home manufactur.
Ing information and rights; no factory
or machinery required, small capital will
make thousands annually. j. 407 care
T!ncs Dispatch.
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FINANCIAL
Money to Ioa

MONEY loaned 10 hous.keepers at legal
=, lntcre.. STANDARD Credit Co.. 2lz n
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BY WILLIAM u. Redo. Realtor,
Member Richmond Real Estate
Exchange.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd.-Aiale

nNIGD-rwo young men between tho
,,, nSos OF ~ ana 20. for our packing de-
."Iuhcnt: prefer those who have had e1-
TtnrehcG with saw and hammer. Apply
n,rginia School supply Co.. 1000 W. Mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-05

BY w. p. Redo, Realtor,
Member
Richmond Real Estate Exchange