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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
SALES|ANUM FIVE
PLANS BIG SEASON
Local Basketball Quintet to
Meet Some Of Best Teams Of
This Section.

The Salesianum Catholic High
School basketball team has very big
schedule for the season. which viii
carry the team to March is. with
some of the best teams in this section
OF the country. The schedule follows:
Dec. 2i. Wedncsday--du Pont, pend
ing. home.
Dec. %. Friday, du Pont. pending
home.
Dec. 2s, wednes nesday--Roman Cath
olic High (night) home.
Dec. 81. Saturday-Loyola, (2.30 p,
m) away.
Jan 3 or Alumni home.
Jan. s. F'riday-Villanova Prep,
night, away.
Jan. IL. wednesday--Chester High.
away.
Jan. 1t-Kennett Square, pending,
home.
Jan. is. wednesday-Friends, pend
ing, home or away.
Jan. 20. Friday-Weslcy, night
Jan. 20. Wednesday-St. Joseph s
Prep, night, away.
Jan. %. Friday-Wilmington High
School. $40 y. M. away.
Feb. /, Wednesday-L<oyola, pend
ms, home.
Feb. 8. Eriday-west Chester High
night. home.
Feb Z. Tuesday-Roman Catholic
High, away. night.
Feb. IL. Saturday--St. Joseph,
Prep. afternoon. home.
Feb. Is, Wednesday.-wes Chester
4 uirh afferuoop away
Feb. is, Saturday-.villanova Prep.
afternoon, home.
Feb. %. Wednesday-Wilmin
High, night. home.
Feb. 25, Saturday--Oxford. pending
away.
Mar. 2. Thursday-Loyolf. pending
home.
Mar. 4, aturday-wesley, 2 p. m.
away.
Mar. s, wednesday-Kennett Squar,
pending, away.
Mar. IL, Saturday-Loyola, pending
home.
Mar. Is. Wednesday-Oxford pend
Ing. home or away.
Mar. is, Saturday-Alumni,p pending
home
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
PRIZES or MONEY
FOR KILLING RATS
Kent County MD Boys ard
Girls Slaughtered 1.110 Ro-
dents During This Year.


Special Correspondence Every ryenina
Ehesfertown. MD. Dec. is.aTvp
years ego Wilbur w. Hubbard offered
a prize of SIS. to be divided into Miro
parts, 10 the farmer boys of the county
who would Kill the most rats on mo
farms during one year. The corfes,
for this year has Just closed and i.tte
rats were Killed The prize winners
announced this week BY County Agent
Horace ". Derrick, bufer whose super
vision the contest H. held. are
| First prize. f2o-A. Henry fvens e
Worton, who Killed z3s rats
Second. ti5- Frank Fsucett. Quakov
Neck, 200.
Third, Elizabeth Belt. che-'cr-
town, 13e
Fourth. s5-waiter X Morett. 1877.
Fifth, t5-Ienry soiioway. worion.
1os.
sixth, Maxwell Rssln. worton.
l103.
Seventh, ,5--vernon I'M. Kenns-
dyville. ss.
Eighth. s5-Horace y. Loiier. "hs.-
tertown. 81.
Ninth. s5 Ernest Fsry. focuss
Grove, 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
TO ELECT CAPTAIN.
Delaware Letter Men WIN select Pilot
for Eleven.

Special Correspor lence Every Evening.
Newark. Dec. 1e.-During chapel
esercises at the University Of Della
ware. tomorrow, this years football
letter men will elect captain for
1922. The names of three men have
been mentioned for the honor: Jack"
Williams. full-back: Aiken. guard and
Magaw. an end. The latter however.
was not eligible TO play this year and
consequently did not get his letter.
The 1922 football team will play
Rhode Island state College on Satur-
day, October II. This completes the
football schedule. the other games
having been announced last week. Eff
forts were made to get Swarthmore TO
come here for the above date but the
Little Quakers were put on Penn's
schedule for October 81. The game
with Rhode Island State will be played
at Kingston. r. /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
CHESROOK VICTOR
0VERST. MARY'S TEAM
Champions Win Easily Over
contsndsrs for State THE;
Fsglsy Stars for Winners.

Chesrook moved n peg nearer TO the
championship Saturday. by defeating
ST. Mary's. 1910, before Ane OF tho
largest crowds OF tho season at IIar-
Ian Field. Chcsrook played great
game and Feglcy starred in the back
field.
Chcsrook scored twice IN the second
quarter. Tho period opened with the
ball In the champions' possession, on
st. Mary's 4o-ynrd line on the first
down. Fegley shot through for three
yards and Il. kemske added three
more, but st. Mary's held ana Fcgley
Kicked to Brennan on his own 90
yard line. McNin lost / yard. Brcn-A
nan got through for 4 yards. The
Eust Sidcrs were unable to advance
further and Brennan kicked. II WAS
n high punt that went out of bounds
Mt the scrimmage line. Chesrook took
the ball and started on a march for n
touchdown. y. Kemske went through
for 8 yards. r.. kemske gained
more and Gabriel registered a first
down. Fegley, J.. Kcmske and li.
kemske carried the ball to the 5-yard
line and j.. kemske took the plgslin
ACROSS the line. Fegley missed the
goal.
Fegley kicked or TO Taylor who
was dropped on his own @0.ynrd line
Elliott lost 3 yards. Read intercepted
a 81. Mary's forward pass and Chcs-
rook started goalward again from st.
Mary's 3s-yard line. The East Siders'
line was powerless TO stop the rushes
OF the Chesrook backs and the cham
pions advanced the ball 10 st. Mary's
10-yerd line before the cats" brsced.
Gabriel and Fesley were stopped with
l-yard gains and r. kemske started
n forward pass. The ball was batted
down by Cats" paws into the waiting
hands OF Feeley. who was all set back
OF the goal line. L. kemske kicked
the goal.
ChesroolS scored again In the third
period after q long march from It's
23vard line. st. Mary's was helpless
TO stop this drive and the champions
mashed through for Ave FIRST downs
Gabriel scored the touchdown. but +.
kemske missed the goal.
st. Marys fought gamely and tried
10 stage comeback IN the fourth
quarter. The cats" made their only
first downs In this period, registering
three, One OF these resulted from q
forward pass tn Brennan for n gain Of
IS yards, which was the biggest gain
OF the day for the East Siders. The
Ilipe-up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
SATURDAY SPORT.
Basketball.

Grace. A.; First-Central, 10.
st. Mary's. IS: Brownson. Is.
X. OF c., Is; Mt. Carmel, 10.
Dover Guards, 3e; Mt. Vernon, 30.
Hanover, 33; McCabe, 15.
Armmas FRAT, a.; Slverbrook,
"a.
Armmas Seconds. "a; Silverbrook,
IA.
Belmont. 50: Neighborhood. 81.
c. ID. OF A. Pleats, 26; C. ID. OF A.
Tucks. 10.
3 Old Swedes, 81; Union. Is.
Second Baptist, AZ; Cookman. 81.
West End. 26; Carneys Point, ls.
Football.
Chesrook, 10; st. Mary's. 0.
Defiance Academy, 10; Ninth Ward
Z.
All-Scholastice. 20; West End, 0.
Trapsh0oting.
West Chester, 476x500 VS.. Whining
ton,, 464x500.
Soccer.
Resurrection, 6; Burns Club, O.
Crescent. 4; Gas Co., !.
Edge Moor, 3; wildwood, O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
They WILL
Get Married 4!

Hello. ] hear 'hst Mics Nsvy
Smith has gone and got married.
"She did. She DID B~~
stenogrepher I ever had too"
What you goin' 20 do now"
"What CAN / do2"
'Aw. sayi Dry thos~ 'Ssrs AT
is not lost A chap know ws.in
the same 6x month ago ard DO
you know what HE did2"
''No-what7"
"TIe advertised in tho employ
ment columns Of the Every Even
ing. He showed me some of the
answers he got and sav-you'd
/ lie surprised Some exceedingly
competent Young women are
/ looking for good positions husl-
ness conditions, you know He
selected secretary who u a
prize, / want To tell YOU"
"Hmm-m. Maybe YOU'VE -us-
gested a happy thought. III send
an ad 20 Every Evening and scc
what kind fate has in store for mo
AFTERWARDS. Smart look
ing giri out there. But ! don't
suppose anyone you'd End could
take the place Of Miss SMITH
You're wrong. This girl is AN
excellent stcnosrnphrr. Knows
/ her business. Your hunch was
4 right, too. / found her Trough
an Every Evening want ad.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
TYSON IS FAYORrE OF HORSEMEN OF EAST

Herman Delaware trainer 5 mighty
a OF
Tyson. string while Harry stocck of this city, Ave
animals there number Of others owned by who have
been keeping their under
s. the Stoecke stable a 2o5h
It's
and
racing
familiar
that e the half mile tracks and there bigger favote
be
OF promising showing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
tkesreok May Play Defiance.

Prospects Of the Defiance and Ches-
rcok football teams pairing up once
moro seemed considerably brighter
after talk between the managers
Lac, evening and the game will. In all
probability. he played at Harlan Field
next Monday afternoon. weather per-
mitting. Manager shannon. Of the
Defiance team. wishes To correct the
impression being given out that the
"Hulldor~' have disbanded for the
srxson and that they are willing &c
meet Chc~rook any time. A meet
ins of the representatives, OF both
teams viii be held this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Nav They WIN Line Up.
'stksidr NcveWtk Ward
LOCALS LOSE.
West chester shooters In Victory Over
MtimlugtontaWs.

Even though Wilmington took one
~ the strongest combinations OF
shooters ~ Wcst Chester Saturday
iha, has represented this city
IN a shooting match for years, the To-
Gals were forced to bow TO West Ches-
ter nv the score Of tisxSoo made by
Wrs, Chester
Wilmington mnde <.txhoo
Joe tcr Mciiugh and l.. l.. hoyce
wcre the hinh scorer. Tor Wilmington.
both breaking > of their so birds,
Thorpe Martin. VIM has not partici-
pe,ch Nv u league match Tor n couple
~ wears ovinE to being away Nom
tho rity turned out with the local
club and turned In a. score. which
proved 90 I've third high Tor Whining
ton, The balance of the Wilmington
team consisted of sin scores OF A. and
one uf a..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Defiance Five to Play,

Defiance big" five will be seen in
action Wednesday evening at the
Olympia Hall with some first-cl op-
ponent. Manager Lacey has several
teams under consideration and will
make his decision today. Tickets for
the dance following the game can be
purchased at the hall. This feature
has been added for the benefit of the
patrons who arrive too late to view
the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
An. mrvicaNs Herr.

A game that viii no doubt attract a
,renrd breaking crowd has been ar
ranged hy the management Of the
Wilmington colicrlens FOR tho holi-
days Tho attraction viii he the All
Americans, n team composed OF for
me, All.Am.rican men and includes
the Following stars who have made
THEN regulations on tho basketball
coutl aud gridiron. killingcr. this
years Penn state etar; Charley Way
and iiinkic llaincs, also Penn State
and zioricr, this ycar's captain of
urtiNshurs College. This quintet rep
fcscnts the cream of the college bas-
kcihall talent In the East for a mum
bet ni seasuns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Milford High Takes Two.

Milford High School basketball team
defeated the Laurel High team In
fast double header by the scores ~
23-16 and 2s-26. One contest was
between the girls team and the other
the boys team. Each team scored
points so closely together that the
contest was in doubt until the final
whistle. Milford overcame lead Of
seven points in the last three minutes
of play.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Week OF Deem her 10.
Monday.
QCOITS-1.S0 r. NJ.
First Otyisiou.

flrSt DIVISION.
st. Paul's at Union.
Emmanuel at Goodman.
Hanover at First-Central.
Grace at Elsmere.
Second Division.
Old Swedes at Cookman.
Second Baptist at Mt. Salem.
Bethany at West.
Union ait Silverbrook.
Third Division.
Mt. Salem at Second Baptist.
Bethany at Old Swedes.
Union at SIlverbrook.
Goodman at McCabe.
Fourth Division.
,Btandywine at Trinity NJ. f.
Westminster at Epworth.
Goodman at Eastlake.
Union at Mt. Salem.
Fifth Division.
Epworth at St. stephens.
Harrison Street at Brandywine.
Emmanuel at Union.
Trinity NJ. T. at st. Paul's.
Sixth Division.
Wesley NJ. T.. at Hanover.
Union at Olivet
First-Central at st. Pauls.
= Elsmere at First NJ. Il.
Basketball-FrieRds' Gym, 8 p. m.
Epworth VS.. Cookman.
Grace VS.. St. Pauls.
TUESDAY
BasketbalI-Friends' Gym, s p. m.
McCabe VS.. st. stephens. :
Brandywine VS.. Second Baptist.
No basketball games scheduled 10
Friday and Saturday nights. Mex
Friday, December 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
After Star Players.

k-aford, Dec. lp.--"Dai" Culver. Sea
fords star lcft-hand pitcher. and util.
~ outtcldcf and Dorsey Donoho.
h~Nford's crack outicder. who was
captain of the University of Delaware
la sebail team of 1890 are both want
cd y, the Laurel leaders. 10 play there
next year. the Laurel team being q
member ~ the new Eastern Shore
League. which hss Joined organized
lsAsclAii. Neither OF the players have
1~t signed up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Girls to Play Basketball.

Some fast basketball promises to be
uncorked at the High School gym
Thursday evening when the girls
Varsity team win tackle quintet
composed OF members OF the girls
Alumnae. The former grads have not
announced their lineup as yet, but
several OF last years stars will prob
ably hold down positions on the team
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
To Play An.Chinexe Tean.

Something new in the basketball
line will be provided for the fans who
attend the game staged in the Audi
torium by the Wilmington Collegians
this Thursday evening. when the
management has scheduled the ALL
Chinese five, who have been proving
such wonderful attraction IN the
larger cities Of the East. Every play
er on the Celestial quintet has played
the game in college and each one is
a star at his position
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
swi..,,s Meet at y. M. c. A.

The big feature Of the New Years
Day program at the local YIN. c. A.
will be the swimming meet open to all
members. The swimmers will be
for each class. The classes will start
at SO pounds and run into the unlimit-
ed class or anything over 125 pounds,
with a prize for the winner IN each
class and a trophy for the high In
dividual scorer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
washinrtyn heights Community rirns

The Washington HEIGHTS Communi-
ty Association win meet this evening"
at 8 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs 3 "a
wickersham, COS West Twenfiets
street. Anyone who would like 70 jois
the association or who Is Interested I'd
the community tree IL invited 20 af~
tend. Those unable 70 attend ths
meeting. should send their Donations
20 Mrs. Wickersham
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
nses,s pcSestsI gc~ Tuher.

Mickey Morvis added another VIC
sim To- his liz, saturday evening when
~ topk Young Joe Tubcr. OF Phil
Ad-iphA. after Elk fast rounds of bat
tllns. THE showing made by the local
LED IN <hts hattie earned him another
match ~ the Same place nexs satur-
day evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Chesrook VS.. Westminster.

Chesrook. the former Olympia bas-
ketball team, will meet Westminster
tonight in the Olympia cage, Shipley
street. Westminster is going at a
rapid clip just at present and should
give the Chesrook boys a good run.
The game will start promptly at S.15.-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
~ Lakes u Case Gums.

u. lakes Academy has organized
heat froM any teams In the city,
playing third -cisrs hall. Address chal-
i~nscs TO W. A. Crump. Sis West
Eishth street. All members Of the
suuad are requested to report for prac-
tl.e at the AcANemy. "Wednesday eve-
nlne.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Elm Social Dance.

The Elm Social Club Will hold a
dance in German Hall tomorrow night.
The committee in charge of>the dance
is: Joseph Hession, chairman: Nor
man Cantler, Harry Vanderbrack,
Gallon Pierce and X. III. Spence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Speakman Leads Tosserx.

Speakman. Of Parkside. leads the
City League basketball players in in
dividual scoring for the first weeks
play. Wahls, also OF Parkside. is Sec
ond with % points. Biddle, Of Mt. ver-
non is third with 90 points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
C|TYLEAGUE TEAMS
STAGE FAST TIE GAME
d. Mary's and Drownson Play
Forty Minutes Without
Victory.
Tee N Ntaadlue.
rh,, Weeks Schedule.

SWts W rVUVWwSVs
rorighi.-Sevcn'h Ward Mt Park
slide itrf~tcc--NiRxwcil.
rncsday-~St. Mary's at Mt. Vernon.
k'fr,..--N Maxwell
Wrdnc c-dny--i,townso At Seventh
Wnii, ticfetcc-isonEs
ihursdn,--Mt Vernon st Pioneers
lt.frr.r-~N MAXWELL.
fridnN--i'arhsidc st Prownson. Ref
ere. Maxwell.
Astutisy--l'ionccrs at st. Mary's.
Referee to he selected.
~ Npry's and Rrownson staged an
fNsi> ue at ~. Joscph's Hall. Sntur-
day night. The game was close
throughout. No decision has been
msde ~ to how tho tie wiiisbc played
en-, Tn. score.
ST. Mavys.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Mccall Is HIrh bowler.

II. Mccall was the winner OF the in
dividual handicap match at Grady's
alleys Saturday night. when he rolled
1901. Mckee was second. with 999,
and Butler was thxd with 995 score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Porter Leads Atlas BOwlers.

Porter leads the Atlas Club League
bowlers, with an average OF 1702
with pinfall of 56lS for 33 garhes.
Carswel is second with an average of
1862
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
Wrestling Matches Tonight.

Chrcst Lazarous meets Frank Smith
OF this city in a wrestling match to-
night. at German Hall, 205 East Sixth
street. Andy Pines and Fred Denn
VII contest in the ope..ing match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
BEHALF OF NEED Y.

Mrs. J. NJ. Collins in her work with
the Girls Cooperative League has come
in contact with several pitiful cases for
which she Is appealing to the public for
help. A man who has been out Of work
for sometime needs s,ift of clothes,
trousers, 81 length, and 80 waist She
also needs women's shoes s'yea l2 and
G15. A widow in whom she s interested
is needing a coat, with 40 'nch bust
Most Of all Mrs. Collins would like to
receive clothing for three tiny babies
whose mothers can provide them with
nothing. Anyone who can contribute
these garments or clothing are asked to
notify Mrs. Collins, 6724 w.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
hrWw wusou.
ravkslA~ W. seventh Ward.

seventh Ward will meet rarkside
,onlsht az the kirkwood Park cage.
ins'uni nf i,rown.on. tho later being
granted n switch IN the weeks
Hfhcdulu,s owing 20 injuries to the
iipN,la
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19
(hesrook
/St. Mnry',
ScOrc hN Perinds

score ny PERIODS.
st. Mary ........ 0 o o o. 0
Chesrook .... 0 IL 6 o--Is
Touchdowns: L. kemske. Feglcy,
Gabriel. Goals from touchdowns. Il.
kemskc, /. Substitutes: Chesrook--
Kelly for Read; Kenneally for Fem
berg; McGonigle for Ludwig: Seeley
for Rose; Logan for Dayton; Manner
ing for Numbers. Kidd for Kerrigan:
Ferguson for II. kemskc; Greenwood
for r.. kemske. st. Mary's: Johnson
for kelleher: Connolly for Gill: Nc
Cullin for Taylor; Nolan for McCon-
nell: f. Quinn for Nolan; Hayes for
Elliott: Hugey for Slattcry. Referee
Hartman. Lafayette. Umpire, Foulk,
Delaware. Head linesman. Whitehead.
Timers. Conlcy and Nolan. Time OF
periods, IL minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-19

Furnished apartments are hard to
ind. ff there are any available. they
are advertised in the classifcd AZ
secfton ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

Richmond. Va, February II. 1921.
Motto" is hufchy given that the animal
meeting ~ tho Stockholders al the Ciirsl-
!"nkc aud ONO Hallway Company vii! ho
he!a. ats provided ia the bylaws. AZ thu,
general once 90 The company IN the GUY
day Of Arrl. 1871. at II o'cInck A. Nj
CD i"r the election of directors
CD To approve and consent to. bX yot.,
"r oih'rWiS" as may bc provided by lnw
nni subject 10 any necessary approval ar
consent hy pGhlIc authority, the lrns,. t.,
ia" company. ur The acquisition otherwise.
Icy IN" company II and to tn" extent mn.
"rty, Win the UFpurtcHanCcs thereof ~
he Chestp"pk" and OHIO Railway Com
pany of indiana, ia Which the coinuany
"wns substantially al! the capital stock.
60 Z" authorize ANA consent to inr
form and terms of any instrument of
lease OF utbcrwis" ~ The premise. ,h.:
may lie auhiniued 20. The meeting:
dciiu;. heretofore taken or authorised LV
the r"nfd ~ directors ~ by the cNgCjii!yT
committee u the company. whether pIr-
suHnt 10 any previous authorization by tho
stockholders or otherwise. as Inay bu sub
mittcd To the meeting. aad
10 1" transact such other business "a :
may lawfully com" beior" the meeting
1T tho pIhce of the company. No. 81 Broad
way New york City. on Saturday. tho 18Th
Of March. 1921. AZ !! o'clock noon. and
VIII u. rcupcnCd ON Wednesday The s0,l,
day OF April. 1921. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
iiy ofdcc al tho Hoard OF Directors.
y. 'rHENvErT. Secretary
from your Want IDS" You vii saw
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
REAL ESTITE FOR SALE
Manted-i,c..i Estate

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Mutual Buidiny. Madison lIi3
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SPECIAL.

During our February
Clearance Sale 10-piece
William and Mary Dining
Room Suite, with 60-inch
Buffet, Jacobean finish,
worth $415.00, Sale Price,
$4,000.
MOORE & EDWARDS,
300 w. Broad st.
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HOME.

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land Park or Barton
II Ell 6 h t S. Must be
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

ysgWB,, y SPECIAL. communication OF
E$r%a Joppa Lodge, No. 49, A. T. Il
hNEuA1 y. Nj. Will be held at the ia
@hV/M sonic Temple this lThur,uiIvD
H&A\H9 evening. February II. 1871 III
. o'clock. WORK in Entered an
prentice an! failowcrafts dsgrcrs Mem
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cordially Invited TO attend. ny order ~
Secretary. $50
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IUCTIONS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices

TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCEEN:
haze thil day sold all my right tail.
ana !utnr"s' IN tine partnership heretofore
EXISTING between !. ]. I.i4lis. +. j. Curran
ana myself, nad al accounts due 10 or by
SAD Partnership are due and payable and
vo!cctah!e nt The Offices OF tho said Vlr-
Einin Shirp.r' Freight bureau. IN the
central National BANK Building. in the
city OF Richmond. state Of virginia. and
MS rs 10 ndy!sc that hencrforih this
lhttnrrahlp viii consist entirely uf the
said J. r. i.iliis ana +. j. Curran. aud
THAI hay" severed my relations there
with from this day an.
Dated at richmond, Va. February Is
1924. r. e, CROUCH
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
LIVE STOCH
Poultry and Supplies
40
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BRhrEH & HASTEN
DISTRIBUTORS
40. l2J. =. CARY STREET.
EGGS Tor i"tgM;uE from pi.H.-~i,,nIny
sinri" CONT Rhode Island Eydt n 80
ii;!shi f;ahmas. MaG son 25!.. ny
naiFtn !yabHey. 1904 Second Avenue
PARTRIDGE hooks Ha-red ROCKS u..y,,
rri darE; Hack Niuorcss: egg, 81
h.e.. Etndoluh $3.50. i2oG Brook Road
g. white L"shorn settings. 1880 for IL
ItirTun strain from stOCK PRODUCING. Ia
o. better eEss year. ". Il. Bali. sub
let's, Va. '' "4'