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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


50 a in tim. "a T.. = h. gas. running
str: for r. L.. in city. Money REALTY
CO. 12G l4th st. nv. oxford Bldg. n. 393e.
2OXllj Il. lots in NV. sec: s.. 40 coy. aud
cash for s r.. . D.. h. MONEY REALTY
CO.. I26 l4th Il. nv. oxford Bldg. NJ 1889
Suburban property ana business; .siirinT
Nod. house. fruit. will SELL trade for city
property. 50. 500. wildmsn a Co.. 9th n
ESrhs pge equity Of $40 600 in new Suourpss
houses for large spartnt. or bus. prop
AsLorpey md Sullivan. tS27 Eye ct NJ.
Rome, BALTIC. Pike, near Beltsyille. Nd. 50
acres; no debt. S35. 900. waut bus. prop.
apt, etc. Mshorney 4 Sullivan. 1927 Eye 81.
Mod. 6 rm. dwelgs. III. lat q y nw.-Pdes,
$500 for house with space for auto.
trucks. Mshorney a Sullivsn. 1927 Eye st.
CHEVY CHASE HOME; NEW. ROOMS.
baths; will consider business property.
also a 3story brick residence 10 ne: will
trade for smaller house in Mt. Pleasant.
c. d. LIKENS. 1874 c st. NV. Main JO5I.
lOl
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUM

fhof. hAhCUs La MAR, for years wash
nftonh favorite adviser: most remsrfpbl.
elairyoyant: reads your inneruost se~rrts.
all about Love. Family or Busisess sfsIrs:
rtves full Names and Facts: helps you out
OF TROUBLE: bftnfs about your erary n-.sfrr
and succeeds when all othe7 have filled.
SIG 18th st. NV. near y
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50c-MADAME SELIA-5Oc

EEyptiAn Pslmist and medium Give.
readings d-ily On all Gnsirs Of life TsIIs
who and when you will NARY. and how 10
overcome AL trouble. Special readinrs ~.
Phone Frsnklin 2S5s-J. S3i 9Th st nv -
Posi'e AccrOry's lOc Store. sth and ] -.
81
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE B,STETrT 81.
Columbia Holding P-,,haI" 'uurf
2S3ie. Administration. 1Eis - ." Ew,
tire: That the subscriber e. a.. DIST 90
= ColunIbis Ess obts ineo from ~. I'-.,...
Court Of the District 4 COLUMBIA Ir'r,--
te>tamHntary on the estate 81 Iu.fu- Ea..s
man. late Of the District Of Columbia d-
ceased. All persons having cisim~ sEar..r
IN" dsressed are hereby warned 10 ~ r.E
The same. with the vouchers rher-of. l~rA.
authenticated. TO the subsrr. Der On u. las
fore the 18th day OF July A.D. 1872. "tSs-
Wis they may by Law be excluded frnT .H
heBeht of said estate t,ivrn uud-r ma
hand this 18th day Of July. 1871 AI-EN
ANDER WOLF. Jenifer Bldg. ~ { All
,SeHn THEODORE COGSWELL D,r.rlfr
Register Of Will for the Dist-.r; ~ e."
bis. JlerE Of the Probate Court L. e.
TANNER. Attorney.
jusst au;. L. l'r-
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

~ ~~~~-~~~S~--->
wANTED-TO Buy OR RENT BTSl-
ness house IN COCA 'Tsnic business sec
tion: suitable f"- a lbHCh, delcstesseu and
fancy bakery, send All particulars 10 N.
1910 Pscifc ave. At
lantir Citv Nj 4OT
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SPECIAL NOTICES

l. SAMUEL Il. CAREY. WILL Nor 80
responsible Tor debts 'putrsrtNt
than by myself. after this Jstr. AurU>r -
~
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Gifted Egyptian CllirvoyGnt and PslIEIsL.
guarantees TO read your enti-s ufe. pat
present and future. She asks d. alesii.ns
but VIII tell you what yOa want 20 ErgE
giving names. date sbd fBrts 90 eu..u-.,
matter. love. health sB1 family sSsirs.
e2o o %. NJ. aC5y.
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PERSONAL.


~~~~~-~~--
wURkINGMEN. THE ADVANTAGE To BIZ
gained when you buy from l.. lower
price same quality. see the new pants at
s.. SI 81. and il tells all IN a nutshell
UlaI'> w.IN Keep busy bees making
Money. Slightly used Palm Beaches. s. to IS.
Ladies Store 6lG ID.
ITSTH'S OLD STAND. GIG d 42S
lid YOUR HOME. OFFICE. RESTAURANT
or business place Of all pests. Reaches.
beGhuss. wa;GrbIss. rats and mice eItermi-
mated moderate charR". Phone Line. S6S-I.
or write NATIONAL EN1ERMINATTNt
CO. Ala. ave. aud stanton road Sc, WASH
irgton. y. {. ll4G
LEARN TO READ CHARACTER Ar
sight" INSTITUTE or VOCATIONAL
RESEARCH "IU Muus-v Rdg
4 CHARACTER ANALYSIS Will. ENABLE
you To find the right job INSTITUTE OF
voc OCATIONAL RESEARCH, :In Munsey
Bldg.
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RISPAH ELDON

worlds Greatest ClsirvoyAnt Palmist snf
Spirit Medium. Readings daily from 10 a.
m. TO - N. i3ls 18Th - uuE over
PorAhonfas candy shop. n. fs-s -
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FRIDAY, AUGUST IL
PAGE FIFTEEN .
cLARvoYAKTs

DsrsUT o. Sotisn.r,.
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NotNo e.airyoysnt and pslnIst. rive. 81.
vice on business matters Ioy. hs.I,. "a
FAMILY Affair." TeIh name of y1ar fuiays
nusosnd o. wife; tells n obe, you love :.
uoe O. fslse; what part of the eonntry
% lnckiest 70 you. what 20 do 10 d, snr.
cessrui IN NE 121e n. 7. ave. Nv Ncrt
door 20 hssonie Temple 1e7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
CHICAGO GRAIN NNKIirr

CHICAGO. Sent, lT.-Cirnlns wcrr uud,r
pressure but PROVISIONS wer" on the IN
hr3de on the chlc3EU Board OF 'rraic
lnu,ty' Hct losses were registered ~ 4
20 - IN wheat. &C to iiSc In corn and
~ 20 nc IN oats ~
PROVISIONS cntncd centrally ?iLc 10 s.e
~ htr aihourh September uork in which
,r-ue was negligible. vas 'par,cI ~.
HtSher on n closing quotation of i a.
meat buyers were t!!nld from IN. sf,-.
anu what few rallies occurred w,+. ,.chis
Ii,SnHr foreign exchange rcLorts thi,t ar
Erhf!h" needed more rains and auyIras -.
iCiuted winter wheat acreage. s,-onr
I.Hn iNgfkrts hnl urgent milling demand
~ thc southwest. Were all dis-erardet IN,
ne FACE OF the EXPORT situation 'rLa
80 nntFl reported export demand sin,r
hh' s3'u thct Canadian rour had sold
"NE- N1Hht at S.2S in New York fuiy n,,d
"' ~ Hhrui the urlce OF American srrtrps
'h' EXPERT uhtntti out that v.hc, ia
:Sinl"r Wheat went To ti..6ig II VIVA az
y! same price as when ,raE!nY In tho
option started on 'uly :. iIe coiit,,nI his
- an "stiinHt" that North N,nrrIc, nr
S,nteinbrr held that ..DJmo.1Ci butheIs
- wheat 'oT export and that Il would
'dN" sever months .. ,oo sreaL ~ clrn r
thlS' provided Tho foreign demand r.vlveh
prn slE.od with wheat and apnroLchni
70 'ow i=!rHs az tGS season. Country
"uy,ihss, because ~ rrcrat ralr. wsy.
iiIht. oats we've dun. the auts!t. trade
usmE iirht and moved In the Same rack
Buying. by pacEcrs was the ch,.r factor
H. ~" advance in provisions. Nearby de-
'Fc'lsS "t lard caught most OF tn. RAIDS
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Markets
SELLING MOVEMENT
In COTTON CONTINUES

SEW ORLEANS -. SEPT i.-rhe
..' 'nr mu'au 1nt IN cotton continued to-
as N'ih. "r.s .ure unabI'vJ. Ihs oucnlag
~. lover and h market made 40 pro-
'"u'.v"t icc"E"rlaS At any :une daring
- hst lowest; the lowest .evc!s coming
.'t' ~ 'hr daN. and closing &c 20 4
points tower than :he final pi!ccs Of ;. -,
.Iiday Hctobar traded down - 40 ana
'''S,tH At That pticC. October rrEist.t.t
decline ~ nearly SIC (. hnlC ->ii-,,rri
%iih n" high prices ~ Monday. ,~iicn
t,.t position oGlS-i 10 Il o.
tur' hey liquidation Of tho iof- inter
g l"inlshci tnucn Q: IN" o-cssl-". nus
!--Sh aeGyc selling came on the marker
-A'.4 ~ .s hciss sSlling va eNtilliy,.i 0v
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Situations Wanted Ads il You Get Worthwhile Ernpov

MESSAGES from TeAaa stating that large
'..ry hhseS ~ SPOTS were made in tina,
;w,c last riEht. NJ N. same ti'nc. The
h."|ia5t E'is.rG. toward this ClNsr. Nu-
.r.u.THfI hN kilograms from Z, N4s. sasfrtt
'htt 'hr mn."mr-t there w-s i0crr1-Inr
amt thtt SPOT ""h. rs were HhrsiIr tuu-c
pointed rcnorted lower ,innrisst. aud
''Etsg h'-s were - points Oft which re-
ipsci U.iid''ar 10 1870 cents y J.ouu!
u" ..ors brokers' " w1g c"us.d,r"u jha.
l0u.OSi.ru Of long contracts was con
tinu.uE because OF the u"lri!cSs OF urst
notice day iug October, which Is Monday.
-"ut"Uf"- -. aaN un"asinrsS over tho
Eu'SsinE h0luE i"nS regarding ;le qulU-
thy u cotton - Ua rendered against Oc-
tub"r contracts
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. S"pt. i;.-No ch,,r
cured Ia the market for raw sugar. nnd
nnnrr W"r" no sales today Ccntrifucai
"a tir'II,I Ut 400 !or uncontrolled and
,,tSr Sniar futures were u lit:le irreS-
..'H WIN trading mostly of an evening
up character and closed o.. 2o.nts ic,var =
n1!n-S ,uEHcr October closed 100: De.
c''h'eT. III: March 80 May, 40
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RARE
OPPORTUNITY

ANY one looking for a
bargain would do well
to write H. H. liud-
gins, Manakin, Va, or
phone him to lsbell's
Store, Wcsthampton.
Ran. 5S76-X, at once.
He is moving 10 West
hampton and offers for
sale a nice little farm
with crops, stock and
implements; 109 acres,
good Groom cottage,
large orchard, good
spring close to house,
excellent nei g h Dor
hood, II miles from
W G s t II Il m pton; be-
tween 20 and 80 acres
IN corn; pair nice
horses, wagon and har-
ness; carriage and hal'-
ness; young thorough
bred Holstein COW, 4
head Of hogs, corn
pla nter, plows, etc. a
real bargain.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
C0E L.

. NEw YORK. sspt. THE mnrhe, for
49,. u, hras was higher today on re-
p"I's, or hrfn"r tone ~ Brazil and In
hh IGns,, That ,he rally az yesterday had
:. ~ ".Tm. ~ an ,ncEeasei srot demand rhe
pcceinhrr sold I'M 20 7.sl. ~ II points allows
~ niSht ; closing figures. and 81 roints
..,ey"Ne ~? low level az yesterday rnornin~
in',t ic lIeTy closed AT T.j7. with tho GEN
~ a. n,9rk"t SHOWING not advance OF
2Ss,ut -Lnn hhEs. September. T.2S: OcGoher
-. naccmh"r. ..5l. January 7.sS; March
80; May SO,: july Nh ~ -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK ETA
NAVAL STORES.

c,.,>> NAVAL STORIES.
,,SS' ASSAil. GA. Sspt. lI-Turncn,tpo.
mHnts. 2.Sli; stock. I.25l Rcsin. Grn !:
s $40 ~ Teceir:s. SOS; shipmcn,s. .Ss::
- 20: ~ go: l. 40: * 40: NJ. 80:
y. S,pJ: VIC. 6.,5: WY n 49, 49,
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CoTrONsI3ED or.

LEV YORK. Sc:.., i7--Coverln- n.
In"."r!S oscan>e ~ The bullish census rtport
HEuT,S ana thc fr'nnVSs of lard carried
aittonseI'! oil prices higher today. with
Gl~SinE tn's y TO - points not higher.
Sa.'S were n.S0 barrels. Prime crude
III IL, b!h. prime summer yellow spot. 10 ID
~ oSt3hcr. 1913: December $50: March,
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shore Property for Sale

rolNr on WOCks I:.I1,jfui ,n,;-,,-,,
NY"r. II acres. r-.t.y hunraiGw. safE.
or ahri, Pleasant Shade. nuc sltiu.:
water. wharf on place: ,nayut:o"ni
News excellent hsN!uE; Go"i nciyhtor-
ho'g "a miles from 'IOpCw.u. M'u
aHtrii-" az lpw pr!cn ips Q..C. sale
Ln'a, E1ri" .. Chester. Va.
BEACH 800 -, or ocenn
front. mex, 20 Casino; 80 foe, deep;
street arounG .uurr property. an! tha
only 'arE" Frontage available for hotal
OF business PRICE. Sii7 peg front FOOT
W ; Matthew'S. iG. Gr1nOY Street. &or-
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Suburban for Sale
81

iiGi!LAND fAI;it New mouse In HiEh-
l'ni iafh rooms. well ARRANGED Tor
convenience and cGIufart. good lot See
TINS -, UHc" : you want /, tiic. nome
at moaeraie uric.. Cal Madison i5s,-J
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RE<h ESTATE FOR SIZE
Lots fni. s,Nlr

Sii.ENp.b location Tor sior" oT saso.
me station on paved street. irtcc.
H,lVg. Terms. sicO cash aud 500 a
nutth. Box 9 ~. CtEs Tho Dispatch.
TliEEh ! .artii9l lots. onc biock from
~. L. lt.tIs Monument adjoining C;lr.
tee rarS. r.; rre-war prices SnlaIi "ash
payne q; hIi balIHr" ,rVuthly Address
$40, caro- Th. Disnatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Farm BARGAINS.
- Actcr-2s cleared. balance in
young ti'rb"r; ncw 7-rOurn dwelling.
tenant nGaH". us'.Il oUtDyiidinEs. On
E"yi road. miles frOin station.
IL, acres. abou, hail cIeurci. located
a. junction OF gravel roads. CON
ohr-ghcs: S.rpurn dwelling. good
condition. uswiy painted. AL uvo.s-
1"ry oI' buildings. large orchard;
lot OF Fencing. a-Tpom tenant housr.
!!"r grain f"rn!. Also som. good
"r!Gnt tobacco land 1,.J.g.
81 acres. 20 cleared. snail dwelling.
large barn aud modern culciSCn
house. several other ou;bui!Glu:s;
i. miles from Richmond. IN II an
overs best trucking section. t3gjQ
100 acres. 70 cleared. balance In tim
Der In!!r4 from Asnlaai ON Inn
proved road: close 20 school aud
churches: lHrr- orchard. broom
Owe. 'nE AZ GOOD condition. fcw out
500 VS. about some farm, We have
FOR exchange for city, properly.
80 coHHEslr & co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

sTghE WITH COTTAGE. h!aoisml,n
s,,nn1r vS,irs if"ci land, a. aln,-an -
ul,'s ~ h;""rr' s'Un wec.lN sales
~ %. 500. -rClUdin: goods 10 opol-
h-lLnt- -ll.ler. ~ Sor'h I.lgAth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Farms anl Land for Sale q

FA!iM-WaEt,u. mear ashland or Gicu
Allen. u small, farm of fifteen to tyeui,.
n'e acres. ~" Ep.u hp.s. Must b,
IN Sooh C"n'itiun ""n reusuuab!r. Stat,
location. cSnGsLluu AID terms Dccu-
"a s!"i' ,"ho"i 'v'0"tf .slH. 4 :. Thorn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Why live in cramped
quarters when YOU can get
q l0~rocm bungalow, in per
feet order, all city conven-
fences, fenced, water, large
cool porches and lawn;
beautiful steel range.
IS acres Of good land, s
miles OF Richmond, on pike.
This can be had at $4,000
less! !! than cost. Act quickly
if you need this.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
RICHMOND, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

BARTON iiEIGHTS-3- room Hat 10 cou-
ne, Apply itJ Fondali Avenue Norm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

LOTS! LOTS, LoTSi-.lr) Zee, frontage.
WIN IA Icnih of lN feet. on p"lersburg
casn payment sIlnuc" IA monthly im-
sa;"n"n,' So" -. r Hamilton. Eleventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
KEllL Esr4Ts rOR SIZE
I.nSinrss rrnncrtY

IE% AcltES-FUr sale. beautiful 10 4cres
u! ll!u. suitable tor facio.y site within
S!ty .!iE.ia, adjoining railroad. Address
tiO& : !Ua. car. ! ne Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
EE>iL ESTATE ron RENT
Apartments aud iIlats "a

ADAMS AND FHhNkLIN STS.-ru.-
nshch y,"rE dcriruDlr: centrally located:
tt..nr hai:: Cl"Setn: two rooms and
'Hih. second fUpr. also rooms for tran
.."uts. See Maid Alice. The Hanover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

Avenue. ~
ALI.A*. &ANIil.E- & SEE.AD INC
!vS NORTH SEVENTH VREcT
RANDOLPH $3.50
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HaIi;t4i-I;rai Estate

BUsiNESS-W,rt % buy for out.o.
,oMn CUSTOM growing business with
s.rElcea. Ni!i invcAt $1,000 tu :g50G
'ie experience as v'lrt manager cali
:22s. box 4 BIO. care IN. l..i,tsh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Office and Desk Enn,,

AME!:lCAS NATIONAL. BANK HULL
!Nt, s..-!'rSk room furnished. teI.-
HGv""' sitioEEa1h:c service. Immediate
GRACE 81, ". !gV.-Etc.ly t,-rySb.d
.u"H Ia private hOuc. Phone MANSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

fOUR-RoON SHACK On main ,lriyawt,y !;
lego. boulevard $50.
FOUR ROOM cottage. two uorches !n-
closed: "d'c-. gas and hath Aor!y rs
Ni.L.s Sttcet Oar onl % EMnhoLnh S,rnet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
Hh<v rSYsyi ron s,5E
House. for Sale

SOuIli SIDE hp.aa bargain. corner prop
ttH. rooms Nud hoth. hrt and cold
~, ''s i.Si-ri. nr.v.y painted and In
ZOO" crthN'"n Throughout. double ga
,,aSy Possession IA 80 days Price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

FOR bi.si !.ksULts. ..st your property
YIN ua' Jarrett - Co.. iil2 Eu.i 81 IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

GARnGES
Rear :soc c!ocx w.n C..c.
Sttc-t.
hes: 400 block FLOYD Av,.
Etar 2sOg h.Ocn Gruv. 49,.
nue..
hv4r 500 block Sor,, ;,.,,,.
ward
Rear North boulevard
Rear isVV block "csi Main
Stree.
Rents Reasonable
MORTON @. THAt.IilMEn.
First Sa:ioasi B4aa Bulldog.
taoac. Randolph "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

FOR best results. last; your. property Tor
sale or !Dr rent .stIh l.. = Schmidt :.
90. 20 .NArth l-lKMkt. Str.el ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18
FOR QUICK SALE

81, room houso In Wes, End s,rI..,y
iuoda rh. I.'Htr Tor $50 per month. Prize.
:, go. Address Boz J. H. care Tne
D!sLatca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-18

DINEN! !rDTn ovyror. a nr.. .-ITl.rn !.
i9riu hD!s- til" bath. h.t- ~.4-tr heat:
'.crtf'H Itsrfs, nruubo.y. flowers. CrEI,
49, -''iI"' f'i2" So ~" Madison.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-07
9 000 G g 100000
g CAPITAL CHAT. G.
G G CO CO0cc0o000
An Outstanding Man,

Washington, Senator Frank b.
Willis OF Ohio pays heary tribute to
Harry NJ. Daughterty, slated for the
post Of Attorney General in President
Harding's Cabinet PERSONALLY /
have not always agreed with Mr..
Daugherty," says Senator Willis, but
/ have always known where to find
him, either as friend or as foe. Harry
Daugherty Is a fair fighter aud a hard
hitter. | nthe old spelling book from
which he learned to read, the world
fear was omitted, and Harry has
never learned 1t since. He has the
type of courage and executive ability
so sorely needed just now in the De-
partment Of Justice" There is a world
of truth In Mr.. Willis concluding re-
mark. Most Of the Wilson executive
departments have been criticised for
their over-Zealousness, but the De-
partment of Justice appears to have
been suffering from encephalitis leth-
arglca. If Attorney General Daugh-
erty can provide the antidote for the
disease communicated by Mr.. Palmer
and Senator Willis positive he has
the remed vat hand--the country will
be his grateful debtor, and have re-
newwed confidence in the ability of
President Harding to pick the right
man for the right place.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-07
NATURE TELLS YOU
As Many Maysville Reader Knows
Too Well.
When the kidneys are weak,
Nature tells you about it.
Tho prina 10 nof,,rn,o .nJn~

When the kidneys are weak,
Nature tells you about it.
The urine is natures index.
Infrequent or too frequent passage,
Other disorders suggest kidney ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for dis
ordered kidneys. Ask your neighbor.
Maysville people testify to their
worth.
Charles KEENAN,, retired farmer, 81
Wood street, Maysville, says: 81 have
used Doan's Kidney Pills several diff
ferent times within the last few years
and never had them fail to do me
good. My kidneys we're in a mighty
bad shape the first time l used them.
The secretions l passed were bloody
and burned terribly. My back kept
me In misery during the time the at
tack lasted and | was feeling general
ly run down. l went to Wood & Sons
Drug Store and got couple boxes of
them. This medicine reached my case
at once and cured me up in good
shape. l have always relied upon
Doan's ever since. l use a few now
and then to regulate my kidneys and
they never fail me-"
Price so cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mr.. KEENAN, had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-07

lty to use the funds to improve the ac-
commodations of hospitals already
leased or owned by the Government
congress was not made aware by any
suggestio nof the executive authorities
that there was any lack kof money or
authorization, Both Houses have We'd
with each other in providing every
facility that the administration has
declared was needed. Yet thousands
Of disabled men have been prevented
from receiving proper treatment
through the stupidity of willful fail
ure of the proper executive bureau to
tell Congress where the trouble lay.
One great advantage Of having the
executive and legislative branches of
the government guided by the same
political faith is the cooperation which
will be assured thereby After tomor-
row both branches will be working to
the same end, namely the public well
fare instead Of throwing embarrass-
ments in each others path.
Wilson HeirlOOms.
The Wilson administration turns
over to the Republicans an acknowl-
edged debt of some $24,OOO,OOOO 600, I'M
audited war claims of hundreds Of
millions more, unaudited railroad
claims Of more hundreds of millions,
a nempty treasury, an etravagant gov
ernmental organization, an income tax
law that will produce comparatively
little revenue because the incomes
have been cut off, and a tariff law
that affords the American producer no
announcement in his contest with
the foreign competitor. And that's
about all the Democrats do turn over
to their successors.
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BRIDE GETS DAMAGES FROM
OLD BEAU WHO TILTED HER,

Stamford. - The fact that she had
married another did not prevent Il
jury here from rendering a verdict in
favor of Mrs, Thomas Harding in her
breach of promise suit against Lind
say Coffman. A year ago Mrs. Harding
then Miss Hottie Rice, of Moreland,
filed suit for $4,000 against Coffman,
charging he had broken his promise
to marry her, and had married an
other girl, Several months ago, be-
fore the suit came up for trial, Miss
Rice married. Love letters pruported
to have been written by Coffman were
rea dat the trial.
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Outguesscd Him.

Some time ago It was announced
from the White House that President
Wilson would ride to the capitol with
Mr.. Harding on March 4, and the an
nouncement was blazoned to the
world by the Democratic press as an
additional evidence of Mr. Wilson's
broadness OF mind and disregard of
partisan prejudice. At that time many
Republican editors ventured the pre-
diction that whe nthe time arrived,
Mr.. Wilson would not be found riding
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Foley's
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with Mr.. Harding, and few days be-
fore the inaugural came the announce
ment that the plan had been changed.
The Republican editors understood
the workings of the Wlsonian auto
cratic mind
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tricts. The railroads carried the SIf-
ferers free.
The human inundation, however,
threatened to cause famine In add
tiOnal districts and armed cordonS be-
gan to turn back the hungry horde to-
ward their old homes where they must
perish by thousands daily unless aided.
There are $4,000, 900 persons in the
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Copyright 1921. Underwood d Underwood
famine zone, the greater number Of
whom have neither adequate clothing
nor fuel, while 100000 of them have
no food at all.
The death rate already Is 5000 a
day, with typhus epidemic inevitable.
Joseph Burge, 0 Board of Trade
building, Louisville, is Treasurer. and
the Rev. DR. f. Y. Mullins is chairman
Of the China Famine Fund.
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Although the home of the canary,
the Canary Islands derive their name
from the large dogs arther than from
their birds.