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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
COLLEGE HEADS TO MEET
AT DINNER AT JEFFERSON
Joint Session of I:ducntion md yocn-
tfonnl Experts Will lie or Marked
IntCreht H3rc.

Interest Here.
an occasion OF very unusual in
tcrest is assured in the dinner SEES
SION to be held Jointly, on Thursday
Association of Women's Colleges and
Schools. and the National COMMITTEE
or Bureaus OF Occupations for
Trained Women, meeting in Rich
Planning. 10 hold their annual
meetings in tich,nnd. during the
month Of April, the two orEanizn-
IONS fixed upon the same date, since
there is such an obvious community
OF itercst In the problems which each
cred by the national COMMITTEES is
much broader than tho field covered
by Virginia or the colleges. and
touches everything related TO train
ing business and the professions in
whatever fields women have the OPP
portunity for work.
The general subject for the Joint
session Will be tho preparation OF
women for self-support, and the sub
ject will be presented from the point
public school man. the business man
and the college. Speakers from a dis
lance will be Miss Florence jackson
director of the appointment bureau
dustrial Union. or Boston: Miss Helen
y. Bennett. director OF the Occupa
tions for Trained Women. of Chicago
and President Henry Noble Mae
Cracker. OF Vassar College. Local
The dinner is open to ali inter
ested TO hear the discussion, and
reservations should be made nor later
than April 10. through the secretary
OF the Virginia Association OF
Mary S. CANNON. 5lo East Grace
Street. Covers are s. each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
NEGRO is FATALLY SHOT
IN BATTLE WITH POLICE
omeer. foot and Anthony. Attacked
by Negro. Open Fire on
MI

In desperate battle with Two 20.
.lIcemen at Twenty-sevientlh and II
Streets last night about O'clock
Joshua Clarke. colored. aged 81, was
taken to Virginia Hospital in a CON
,dition said TO be probably fatal. Little
hone Of his living through the night
was entertained by physicians
Officers w a. loot and w. j. An
thony were the policemen who were
attacked by the negro when they
were attempting to arrest him Tor
alleged disturbance of the peace anu
interfering with pedestrians:
The officers were notified OF the
Negroes conduct through letter writ
ten by Church Hili citizens. They
found the negro in an alley and. when
attempting TO arrest him. he pulled a
knife. they assert, struck both OF
them and put up desperate fight.
He has been charged with the at
7tEnpted murder of both officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
REMOVED PEN|TENT|ARY
DIRECTOR GIVES HIS SIDE
Wilkinson Attributes Act OF Gov
crnor to His UnwilIingncss to
Vote Against His Convictions.

j. III. Wilkinson. of Richmond, de-
ciarcd, In statement given out yes
terday, that his removal by the Gov
ernor from tho board OF directors OF
the State penitentiary seemed TO be
the result of his unwilllngncss 10
vote against his convictions as To
fairs.
lie was suspended by the Cover
nor last Saturday. and Colonel Leroy
was named in his place. The reason
assigned by the Governor for this
dractic step was that he is dissatis-
fled with medical attention prisoners
The statement from Mr. Wilkinson
is, In part, as follows:
Knowing the Governor and State
Board of Charities helped to get bill
through the last Legislature requir-
ing all of the time OF a surgeon for
the pcnitentiary, which the present
law does not require, the Penitcntiary
Beard entered into an o, agreement snt
the law was changed. he would re-
sign. thereby giving the board power
to proceed to elect, under the new
law. surgeon to ,,d devote All 1,h, OF MI, MS
was not passed.
"Fo1iow.ng my voting against n
motion Offering DR.. Mann the posi-
ton - surgeon at the penitentiary,
request from Governor Davis for my
resignation. which. of course. l re
fused under the circumstances. the
bin failed Of passage requiring all
Of the surgeons time be given the in,
stitution, and for this reason l would
not assume the responsibility OF vot-
ing other than I did.
II had. for satisfactory reasons, Of
fcred my resignation to the Cover
nor. which I finally withdrew at ne
request in consideration Of him. This
was before the election of surgeon
came up last fall.
II have the law for voting as
did. and have enough letters in my
possession from surgeons ana DOC
tors OF Richmond, including pr En-
Mon G. Williams and DE-; Roy r.
Flanagan. officers OF the Staie
BOARD OF Health, TO justify me IN
voting for DR.. Mann for tho position
he now holds. believe timo VIII
"NT acts as a director of the pen
itentiary hoard are matters of record
and open to the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
ASHLAND DECLINES TO
ENDORSE "DRY" LAW
Vote Down Resolution Approving
Eighteenth Amendment and Sc
lcCt Liberal Delegatcs.

lect Liberal Delegates.
Scattered reports of the election of
delegates to the Roanoke convention
indicate that Democrats throughout
the State are naming representatives
OF decidedly liberal views relative to
the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
Democrats OF Ashland. Hanover
County. have voted down n resolu-
ton approving the Eighteenth
amendment and selected delegates to
the convention at Roanoke who are
known to favor modification, at
least of the Volstcad act. They are
w. y. Cardwell and Samuel r. Car
ter.
Delegates from the County OF
Brunswick which voted dry In the
Statewide election In 1914. will go
with antiprohihition instructions,
while those from Henrico. though un-
INSTRUCTED. are very liberal in their
views, and. it Is said. will readily
support . damp" platform when the
fight Is made on the convention floor.
An effort at Ashland to have the
delegates instructed to vote for Sem
ator Glass as Virginias choice for
President failed.
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s,ence Announces candidacy.

Formal announcement .pf his, can
didacy for h;onEresgma from the
BY Harry l.. spence. machinist. OF
South Richmond. Mr.. spence Will seek
tho Democratic nomination on a plat
FORM having the following Dlanks:
Repeal OF the Wehbs Kenyon Law .
States right in every deal: modif-
cation of the Nols,cad act: sale Of
light wine aPd beer, and repeal o..
the war tax on medicines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
NInns Attend Carnival.

circus. attend the johnny ]. Jones
Shows. which are exhibiting this
week under the auspices of SAINTS
Grotto. Is the advice OF all who have
attended the exhibition. and many
are taking their own advice and GO
ing again. There are animals of all
kinds: rubber" man: a snake
cater and charmcr: funny houses; fat
men: ord-swallowcrs.a and n merry
Eo-round. Crowds have marked each
performance of the shows. last night
marked the record crowd of the STAY.
of the shows in Richmond. and many
people were turned away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

WORKER. viii sneak itonisht to member:
Of the Il. y. 4. u. in Bainbridre Baptist
Church. where special classes being
held in the interest of the Il. y 4. L.
each evening this week by Malcolm Ha-
good. of barton Heights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

There will be a meeting of the James
River Garden Club tomorrow afternoon
IS. Gordon. West HAMPTON. this being
"Lthac Day" in the annals of the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

Petition for bankruptcy was filed yes.
by Emmett w. Rollins. a nlachinist. and
memOsI Of the firms Of Rollins & Sou !
amounting to S2.526 and 10 assets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

Citizens In Fulton district are opposed
to operation OF onc-man street cars. Z. Il.
Young. who rcpresented the district ut Il
pnblic hearing before the Council Com
mittce on Streets Monday, declared last
night. MT. Young delegated TO
pear in opposition TO the cars. and spoke
against them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

DIR. G. c.. Coleman will read paper on
nSrrE!.al Treatment OF T ,h Neural
the Richmond Dental Society 10 be held
at the Medical College OF Virginia at S:l5
o'clock tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

All Madison Ward delegates arc In
vitcd to attend the meeting of the South
Side Suburban Association. which meets
tomorrow night In Hastings Court. Part
H.. at Sis o'clock. to discuss matters OF
civic improvements. Aldermen and Coun.
the meeting,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

Announcement was made last night by
director Mercer. OF the Richmond Com
munity Chorus. that owing to the fact
that another meeting was heinc held In
the John Marshall High School andt-
torium tonight rehearsal OF the chorus
would he held in the auditorium of the
Y. NJ e. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

Sir Bcrtram windie distinguished Brit
:sh savant VIII deliver an Illustrated lee:
i brisaiTn at S;3S o,S'osk tonight a, Sol.
is the regular meeting Of the Richmond
Society of the ArshaGological Institute III
president; Rev: John u. Scott. vicc-pres-
idcnt; l.. NJ. Williams. treasurer: Profess
HoF W.: a. HarrieS. secretary, and Miss
Mary BauGhman. assistant secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

Only routine business was discussed
YESTERDAY Afternoon At the meeting OF the
Commerce. Ralph +. Harrison. chairman
OF the committee and president Of tho
kiwanss Club. stated last night that n
plnn las being worked out by the COM
mittee. but that there has been no dehnito
decision on the work of the body as yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

Members OF the Earncs; Workers So
viii give Parcels POST Tarty'' tolnor-
row night in the lccturc-room OF the
church There Will he special musical
program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

>, Members Of tho Richmond Real Estate
ne tonight under the new plan Of
Estate Exchange Building. The ue!ec-
tion OF speaker 70 represent, the city
AT the next annual convention OF the
National Association OF Real Estate Agents
VIII he taken up buffet luncheon will
he served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

Cary Street Settlement" Is the name
SS" "sEJ est Sr sc I messsnS Of nc
%ursea' Settlement, I1qi West Cary Street.
y report OF the director showed an at
tendance In clubs and classes last month
OF $3.50 children and an attendance at tho
gymnasium OF $50. Block Day" receipts
II was stated. amounted TO St.lE.l3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

The spring festival. under the auspices
OF St Johns Circle OF ktnE,s DauEhters:
Hospital. Will be given at the commu-
nifty Club. BGlyidcrc and Main Streets.
tonight and tomorrow night "a, o'clock.
An attractive musical program has been
arranged, and home made cake, candies
und pies will be sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
Make Tenth Two->vny street.

Director of Public safety Myers
ycsterda? issued Traffic Order No
"a. making Tenth street, between
Main and Cary Streets, n twO-way
street. This one dock was formerly
open only to southbound trut'ic,. The
order becomes effective at midnight
hiclcs may park on the east side of
the street. between Main and Cary.
and must be parked at AN angle of
OF one foot hetMeen cnrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15
n.nart. Auto Stolen.

An automobile, the property OF
David Butcher. was reported stolen
late yesterday afternoon from In FRONT
OF the Times Dispatch Building. at
Main and Tenth Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-15

George Ado. Rex 1.each. Porter Elmer
Ethel barrymore. Jay ~. Darling. George
y. poran. Eleanor, Franklin Egan. Edna
Fcrber. Burton j. Hendrick. Arthur Hop
kins Owen ,Johns9n: lIcrn,tsn u; iiqh!-
Callan o. Loughlin. Mary Roberts Rhine
hart. Coripne Roosevelt Robinson. Lewis
j. Sclznick. Booth rarklngtOn Charlie
Hanson Towne and wiiiiam Alien White.
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! bad read 81 Lydia +. piEkham's vegp-
table Compound and decided co try IL.
After taking twelve bottles | found
myself much improved aud I took ak
uaorc. hare never bad any more
trofible In that respegt since. | have
done all kinds az work ard at present
ana am feeling fne. I have raeorn-
rsended your Negefabls Compound 10
dozens 81 my friends and shafi always
recommend lt.r--LnHIAN TmAMr. SeA s.
9Th ST.. CsrroIiton. X.
IL you have any symptoms about which
voa would like 20 know write t. the
lydia n Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn.
Mass. for helpful advice given free Ct
charge.
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STOCK VALUES
AT LOW LEVELS
Liquidation Movement Controls steel
Market Trading.

New York. Nov I2-ouoted values
In the stock market continued TO
crumble today selling for both ac-
counts. IN which voluntary liquidation
probably pvcdominated. carrying the
list 70 lowest levels Of the year.
In several noteworthy instances to-
days prices were the lowest for
much longer period United states
steel declined 70 So is an extreme
loss Of ! as points and the minimum
since 1917 Many popular shares
were IS 20 80 points under maximums
Of a few months ego.
Gross recessi1nz ~ TO 70 points
for the session marked the extensive
offerings of shipplugs. equipments
motors. oils and various specialties
whose rise and fail are involved In
the movements OF the more distlnc-
tive issues
Aside from the money market. in
which yesterdays promise of greater
ease was not fulfilled. there were no
new developments or happenings "a
account for the further collapse ~ the
stock market.
There were rumors Of a pesslmls-
sc nature dealing with general indus
trial and commercial conditions. These
assumed a degree Of FEASIBILITY from
the further reduction Of output IN the
textile and allied trades. the failure
81 a local silk commission house and
the dismissal OF some 1900 men by
the Pennsylvania railroad al Altoon
Penn
Selling % stocks was az its flood
IN the nnal hour. the reaction then
engulflng paying rails. especially Pa
cities and coalers. reading making
net decline ~ Is points net losses
OF 2 30 points Included Bethlehem
Baldwin, Atlantic gulf. American in-
ternational marine preferred North
ern Pacific Southern Pacific and Ca-
madam Pacific. Mexican petroleum
and general electric overt0pped the
list losing 3-f and 3 points rcspec-
lively. sales. amounted 20 25u 900
shares. Bonds NsWre not especially
affected hy the break IL stocks. ale
through all liberty issues and various
rails eased. Total sales
par value. sfs.G2e geo. old United
states bonds wer-s unchanged on call
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COTTON FUTURES
DECLINE SHARPLY
Report ~ Easier Spat Market ans
Demand Cause LoIer Prices.

New York Nov. Raparts - an
easier southern spot situation aud
continued poor trade demand were
followed hy a sharp decline IN the
market Tor cotton futures herr to-
day Contracts for January ieliv-
cry sold of ia 1886 making "A break
at 50 points from the CLOSING price 90
yesterday and new luw ground for
the movemgnt That delivery closed
az 1900 wfs% TIE general market clos
ink steady al net decline st So 20 -
points
Reports - freezing temperatures ia
northern parts IT the beii wsre be
line with yesterdays predt,r IONS
Their failure ta Great buying power
eithNs here or ia Liverpool. was
doubtless q disappointment 20 holders
OF contracts and liverpool trade ad-
vices reported hedge selling there with
a very poor trade demand The local
market osened a. a decline - % to
81 Joints. and early RALLIES &c 20 nr
Is points we're followed by renewed
feeling reported in the stock market.
and the failure CT goods trade ad~
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ORLEANS COTTON
is AGAIN LOWER
Selling Pressure Controls Markss
Throughout Day.

New Orleans. New i2.--selllng pres
sure was felt by cotton today. prae-
ticaliy from the opening 80 the close.
the market opening AZ low levels
showing no wide recoversea at any
STAGE of the trading and closing with
in a fsoint or tw0 OF the lowest a.
losses for the day of 60 20 70 poinss.
December traded down 70 iT.63 and
closed at 1855. All months made new
lew levels for the week Poor cables
caused the lower opening here and
lower cables were due 20 renewed talk
81 organized short time Ia the Lancz-
shire district During the day the
trade heard - more mills going on
short time IN this country and there
were accounts OF spots being offered
on tenderahle basis in the eastern
belt and Of an easier situation IN the
western belt A private crop estimate
Of i3oee, 0e0 baies not counting linters
was against the market 60 some ex-
tent
Lowest levels were reached follow
ing fhe posting of the weekly statia-
ticial statement which. as expected
was unfavorahle. mill taklnrs being
put at only 2sseo0 bales against as
600 this week last year. and so. 600
this week two years ago. The cold
weather IN the belt steadied the mar
ket az the decline for a while In the
early trading. but. on the whole. had
little effect on values.
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&icn@ as SHOW ans iutptatemr weg'
factors oa u.s. breaA Whlea eStc8ael
No $50 far beeumlscr ana ISL for
March or 60 q net aecilne of SIS Sc en
ioints on the general iist ea,a ear
ried the pelea SO Ianuarg contracts
hack r. w3th5a 60 8anfs ~ fe sea
sons low Soc "a ara h3at taS points
below the hi&h aF4es fpu shca GA tho
lafc October rails Thes uaa seine
reailsina hs shorts hHt except for eos
ering There Naa vef little demand
and iasi urires Wkre At Approximately
the lowe~ levels ~ fhe siav - mos
positions. a private rrol estimate e
la.0aa.oea lstie# ~xeIaa.nw Nnteia ma
have been a f3etae 30 .ofal hrok
era attributed 8t esfsau we8er4i
hup.nosa. ixpo TODAY sa2o makina
7 zelf1a eo etr tfis aaaun purt -
elpts 81. $3.50 United 1to port stacs
t.2ST.h sea
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statesmen

AGENTS $500 WEEKLY Automobile
owners everywhere wtid wlth entnuN. 4
araa Mart'et0us Invention d1shIas uUe
err mileage. efftNtenrr saves #H cost
nrst day Sensational s1iea rNFft where
refrltary going ike wiltshire f@6 SAMPLE
omfuf and Ford car free Write 1Hfck
UVer Cos neut 1895. Louisville. ~
81 EateHHuafls tah entireiv new naaul
90 merchants In small towns and com
IRIS STORES Unrestricted terrltorK 0c3e
hiH commissions. prompt PAY Write Tor
selling supplies N0NEt.TN SALES CO.
TRIBUNE uUttnlNg. NORFOLK. ViH-
utNfA s3&
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Notice Is hereby given 10 creditors.
leNatnpH Ga#tflhateer ana am persons
haFluE claims ur demands aga4nat tha
state MarEa~eE A MAvu aeccaasa "a
present fua same ta the anaarsi Ened
Within twa t2N wears from the first putt
trlttUr 81 tH's notice Thia E8Ih dsr
We October Ia 1880
3 e MAYO
~ % MAYO
Adm isfrg fefa
lauEt-uaa .Fp 1896
AUf4re II hereby Etsen Go cred tors
Hwafe@r dIstftbuteeN ana an persons
aHt anE claims ur demands aka4fsf f.4ss
r#tHft ne Matk MAYO. deceased tn ire
cent the same 20 the uud.rs snsd With
nM tmo t84 wears from the first nuh@
fNatlon az thia notice This Goth daF
Ia 0efnher. 1880
. r. MAYO
~ H MAYO
Executors.
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HELP FEMALE

WANTED Solicitors for easy payment
nuaeaalnr rIana NerV Eoca pay
isiasss wuFk Samples aNt uli supplies
farulahsd free gnH ora AIRS Clarke bee
tween hours 81 q ana 20 u 80 1900
East Gouaaies 81 SER tuN partieu'ars.
WANTED lads 'ar GENERAL Hasaswork
Experienced Reference AuWlg ans
IL strong Phone tHIs
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COTTON OF sAes.

New York Sow IL Cott0nsced
values aagrea further Today under
scattered liquidation. induced bF the
depression IN practically an commod !
iiy lines Closing bids were 20 80 90
noiuts net lower sales i3.5G0 barrels
Prime crude 155. sales prime sum
mcr yellow spot closed as f07t De
eomber i00a March. 1875 MAY. n %
al bid Primo winter yellow and sum-
NOR white nominal
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LEGAL NOTICE
Treasury ueuartmprf
/, 0FFlCE OF CONF ThOfsIsER or THE
feFfHNNMfE

Treasury Departments
oFFlCE OF CONF ThOlslsEcn or THE
CURRENCY
Washington. October u. 1880.
WHEREAS rs satisfactory ~ idenea
presented Go the undeFsl nued u has been
made 80 appear tat The Ameficstn
National Hank 80 Pensacola Ora the city
- Pensacola les the county 81 EsagufublA
ana state - Florida. has complied with
aM the provisions 20 the Act 81 Com
rress "to eunals National banking A.
epctafioUa g extend the. corporate ex-
.stenNe. ard fer other purposes ap.
proved JilV ~ tssE
New Therefore. d Thomas n Kane
ACtina Comptroller II the Currency DO
hereby certify that THE American Ma
tiunat Bank - Pensacola" IN tho Citv
20 Fen@aCota iu the County 90 Escambia
and state 81 Florida Us authorized 50
have sncfegsien for the period specified
ia ta amended articles % aaepclat ion.
namely until close - business on Oc-
tohtF tt. 1aff
IN testimony whereof witness my hand
and Seal of ms office this eleventh dav
Of October. 1889
fSea4l r n KANE
ActinE Comptroller - the Currency
Charter 40 bHH8 Extension 80 8s08
tuovuaw -fW- -z13
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could not walk any
distance rid e or
take any exercise at
ali without resting.
If 4 swept the Hoor
or did any kind Of
work IL would bring
my sickness On. /
was weak and Ian
guild, had no energy,
and iifewas = misery
Co me | was under
the care Of a good
physician for sev.
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U.D.C.'S DECIDE TO
MEET IN ST. LOUIS

Ashevlile. r. a.. Noy r. 81 L.onis
won over Birmingham ig6' votes te
80 for the ts2l meeting ~ tho aiteHl
Daughters az the Confederate grand
division. at the afternoon session 81
the 27th annual coayvn Ion session
here
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PROPOSED sAILINes.

% WFlMFNFs
a steel steamer" Freak Gilmore a
Co. soon.
To Ant~afp.
s. s. Hutchinson, John A. Merritt
Company. soon.
To Matsnxss ard Cuban Outer Ports.
81 s. Blaatfeld l." Fred'k Gilmore
a Co soon
To cslunbia ard Vsnezusia Serta
Kingston, Trinidad.
=. 8. Fresdnes. Caribbean Steamship
Company. econ.
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The Market Place of West Florida
saNsege4sg READ RALY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But TTe and the Results are Unequaled
FISHER BROWN
Write Burglar Insurance.
91s-PHONES-9ie
LOST AND FOUND

Uldanobne hub cap and hushinE Re-
turn 81 vi 81 Mcclellan. Aiken Tow
boat 4 Rarra Ce efe
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS orr RGAL EeTAvM.
We lend money or Real Estate tn the
city on short notice Please state Tn
Application % y1u have saa Abstract q
Title Go the property
Call and see az.
THE WATSON AGENCY. Inc.
south PatafoN 81