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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-08
WAR IMPOSSIBLE,
DECLARES GEDDES
British Ambassador Speaks at Yir- s
Ginfa. For Era of Peace.


Ginfa. For Era of Peace.
Charlottesville, Va, June 2.-Sir
Auckland Geddes, British ambassador
to the United States, speaking at the
! centennial exercises of the University
OF Virginia today assured his hearers
of the impossibility Of war between
| England and America.
The British diplomat placed him
self on record as fayoring leagu.
OF all English speaking peoples to in
sure an era Of world peace.
DR.. Archibald Carey Coolidge OF
Harvard university, a lilnal descend
ant of Thomas jefferson, the founo-
er of the Usiversity Of Virginia, as
sured his hearers that If Jefferson
had been alive when the world war
broke out that he would have ap-
proved of sending troops to France to
lay down their lives for America.
The third day of the centennial
ended tonight with a dinner in the
historic rotunda, once swept by fire
and once saved from destruction dur
ing the Confederate war by North
ern general. From the standpoint
Of sentiment and history the pill
grimase by delegates to Jefferson's
old home and burial place at Month
, cello was the feature Of the daylight
program.
! Dr.Hcnry Woodburn Chase, presi-
dent of the University of North
Carolina. stated in his address that
| it was the task of the South to in
terprct to the world the great for
ward, upward movement Of dem
ocracy. Thomas Watt Gregory, for
mcr attorney general of the United
States gave Thomas Jefferson credit
for the strong binding tic that holds
alumni to the University of Vir-
gina. NJ. Gabriel Hanotaux, COM
| mander Of the French Legion of
Honor; John Stewart Bryan rector
of the University, and Dr. Hugh H.
Young, head of the Brady THEOLOGICAL
institute Of Baltimore, also spoke
Mr.. Gregory received laugh from
the dinner guests in stating that
experience has demonstrated that
liars are divided into three ascend
ing grades-"thc liar, the damn liar
and the old alumnus."
The former cabinet member with
deep humiliation confessed to being
a grind" at college and that he
did not take calico even in home
opathic doses"
almost 40 years have passed since
| my student days and now the old
grind comes back to the centennial
and will tell you why he comes
back. What Is the tie that binds
! 1t was the teachings Of Thomas JEFF
ferson and the personal example OF
OF the university during the years
Immediately following the Confeder-
ate war.
"The old grind has not forgotten.
lie IS here tonight to renew his al
legiance to these men and what they
| stood for, and to reconsecrate him
self to the faith that was theirs"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-08
SOCIALIST PAPtEIsS
REGAIN STANDING
Milwaukee Leader and New York Call
Restored to Mailing Privileges by
Postmaster General HAYS,

Restored to Mailing Privileges by
Postmaster General Hays.
Washington, May 31.--Postal prohi-
SSaon against the Milwaukee Leader
and the New York Call, two Socialist
newspapers, were withdrawn today by
Postmaster General Hays, who restor-
ed them to second class mailing priv
ileges. The action was in line with
that recently taken in the case Of the
Lhberator, periodical published in
New York city.
Orders cancelhng the second class
mailing privileges Of the publications
were issued by Postmaster General
Burleson late in 1917, after an inquiry
which, Mr.. 'Burleson said, had shown
that, through articles published, each
had violated provisions of the Espion-
age act. The Liberator-a successor
to The Masses-ceased publication
soon afterward, the publishers an
nouncing that they were unable to
bear the additional burden imposed by
the third class rates.
Both the Leader and the Call carried
their fights to the courts. The Milwau-
kee paper, upon refusal Of the
supreme court Of the District of CO.
lumbia to issue a writ of mandamus to
compel the postmaster general to re-
store the cancelled privileges, appeal
cd to the supreme court Of the United
States, where the lower court was up
courts of the District of Columbia,
whercupon the postollicc department
appealed, and the case was adjudged
to have been decided by that involv-
ing The Leader.
No formal order was issued by Mr..
Hays today, the departments action
being carried out by all informal noti-
fication Of the newspapers interested
and instruction to the postmastcrs in
the respective cities Of publication.
Postmaster General Hayes Is under
stood to have proceeded on the theory
that the previous administration Of the
department had erred in withdrawing
low rates and yet permitting the pa
per to be distributed. If barred at all
they should have been barred entire
ly, he is said to have decided.
Whether the postoflice department
will voluntarily refund the excess
charges occasioncd by the Burleson
order was not stated today. In the
case Of the Liberator, Mr.. Hays said,
refund would be ordered, the AMOUNT
due that publication being estimated
at more than 900,
Engraved Cards and Invitations.
Advertiser Printing Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-08
LANFORD NEWS

Lanford, June G.-7The best news we
have heard recently is that the chain
gang is in the community. 1t is hoped
that they will do some much needed
work on our roads for it is given up
that we have the worst roads in the
county.
Miss Carrie Lou Higgins spent the
weekend with Miss v. Watson in
Spartanburg.
Mr. T. NJ. Burnett and family visited
relatives in Woodruff last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Garrett, of Gray
Court, and Mrs. Gault OF Fountain Inn,
spent the weekend with MI. and Mrs.
j, B. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Waldrep, Mrs.
Othello Payne and Mr.. G. c.. Cox, at
tended Wofford College commence
ment. Mr.. Yates Waldrep received his
diploma from that institution Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fleming will
leave this week for Columbia to see
their son, James, graduate at Caro-
lima. From there they will go to. Lees
vile to visit relatives before return
ing home.
Master Wendell Lanford spent the
weekend in Greenwood with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. A. Nash and family.
Miss Nora Cannon has returned
home from Rock Hill Master John
'Cannon, il, is spending the summer
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Cannon.
Miss Virginia Drummond stopped to
see Miss Maryc Lou Higgins Saturday
She was on her way home from Ruby.
where she has been teaching school.
Mrs. NJ. G. Patterson and children
have moved from .Spartanburg for the
summer.
Master Dwight and Henry Patterson
visited relatives in Spartanhurg this
week.
Misses Carryc Fowler and Miss
Kathleen Pulley are at Winthrop Col
iSSoS lIiS WYNN otAciulll5 tlS
course Of household demonstration.
MI. and Mrs. j. NJ DeShields visited
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. DeShields at Wood
ruff last Sunday.
Mr.. w. d. Garrett spent Saturday
with his son. Mr.. Clarence Garrett.
Mr.. Palmer Williams and family were
also their guests.
The quarterly meeting Of the First
Division convened with Harmony
church Saturday and Sunday, and it
was very inspiring and helpful meet
ing. full and interesting program,
good music and large crowd present,
together with ideal weather and
bountiful dinner.
Mrs. c. d. Cox and Miss Lille Mae
Cox represented the w. NJ. ". and Sun
beams from here and we're guests at
the hospitable home OF lDr. and Mrs.
G. w. Owings
Mr.. j. r.. johnson and family, OF
Gray Court, visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
Cox and other relatives Sunday af-
ternoon. Everybody Is always glad to
see these good people back in their
old home town where they have a host
of friends and relatives.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-08

Is necessarily very much disturbed
over the disappearance of the vessel.
and awaits with anxiety any informa-
ton that might be received through
Washington.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-06-08
Habitual Constipation Cured
In II to ~ DAYS

"LAX-TOS WITH PEPSIN" Is epecially-
prepared Syrup Tonic Laxative for fIabitual
Constipation. 1t relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly so7 "a 20 81 days
toinduce regular action. 1t Stimulates and
Regulates Very Pleasant to Take. Coo
per bottle
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WeroenS forte &itfert.

Saa Sbierpatoriet pao Mouni
8ilion / California bar man for no.
gen Sio iiben faaet ppitiue en- fiGm.
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Jommers 9ierreminit er Den Itsr,
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caso y. 6. Sale, Der tilige er ii
rcftsr for Iouut @iliou.S bierpato'
liet, bar gipct ct omerifanif 9IaS
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Gobs Diameter. Get Itsrite al aif.
fCrtens 8las er 13 Sommcr init oa
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teier umtrent 100 Cons % fan i9t.
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al 80 elcftriifc Motorer fan aiffer.
ten / 9sbet Of faa Sefunber Sreies
iii bpilfen SIDE at SimmeIen ma1
cnifer.
>Sbcoretiif ifulbe bette 100 3om.
mcrs Sritruutent bore 6,S Gorge
foo iterft iom Den tibIisere benpt.
tpbc 60 ScmmcrS Siffert, % / Itl.
fcligbcben or Oct heller life Ianat
ira, at bei,re Stienina macs nils.
rS. Der paaitaaes iaaleoes, at man
nlcb Scn me aiffert fan Ie 100 Nil.
Iioner Sticrner Here emo meS ben
Gomle, % Ser er allereoe eiort flerl
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hpis GnfeItbeber oct bibtiI life bor
ppret muIist at %fotografere iaa nei-
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GobbeItitiernerne bar man meo Den
npe 3iffcrt facet bebre Re6e paa, %
TobbeItiticrnen / Gapella.acniicna.
tionen. Ser hibtil iaa no Tom ell ne.
tic Sticrnc, iclu I &c ifarpeite aiffer,
tcr. err MI foniiaicret at pGre Dob.
telt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

bar lat paa 81. Erisbircftoriatet
bar iaa offentligeiort &cgnifaberne
for De rorife 9rpggerier. Get bier
iig at set life er Spnb paa grp9ge.
rterne!i ct at Dem bar belt no $685..
900 Ser. / Sonorar og 8ratialer,
oeraf $4,000 til Sirettionen. ct an
set 9rpggeri bar belt no 214,O0O
ct treble 101,543 oa ct iieroe 8rpa-
geri 100000 Ser. Operifllooet icpnt
oper bar 1921 Sr. eaer ca. 1871
pGt. VI 81 @rpggerier bapbc ct 81
PCT. og bare 3 rnocr 10 psf. Sortie'
neite.
Iprif 9onbe. oa Smaa6rrlacrlag
bapbe Stprcmsbe / ariitiania fsrit /
guauit. 0eme Organization bar mi
10000 Weblemmer. Cen isaer at
iamle DC imoa Sorobprfere / 2anbet
til Mrbeibe for i9lles sforomiife Sr'
teresier. Men / IooiGtning til
9anbmanosiorbunbet er Srganiia.
tionen upoIitiIf. Organiiationcu ar.
beiber bl. a. for at SuSm9noer1e 'fal
iaa fisbt fine Siem og at Sorben CT
lers bIir uonpttet. Weolemmerne pil
ilaa iia iammeil ON S%arehanoel. on
Inifaficlic af Waifiner og andre
RcbIfabcr, ON Siisbprapl 0. |. Or
aaniiationenS Scrmanb er Garl 9or.
gen, differ.
9onoeunabomslaact / ariitiaria
aisr ct fort og sobt Nrbeioe peo at
Iamle 9cnbringbommen / ariitiania
omfrina ~fultureIe Sormaal. Sort
oen er T,iIbmpgtia @iIs Sletbaf
Sormanb. Irbeibsaaret benue Sang
ifal inolebes meb Sorebraa ON Ii
oenS Yolitif, pa bpert Sarti Ifal faa
lin Salsmano. 9anomanoSforbun'
bets Sormanb Welbpe bar allerebe
hcIbt S~orebraa.i Senere fommcr
@umar 9niibier oa iarhinrliacis
Otto SaIporien. @ucr o1 Clan. 81
ocn ifal Ser holbcs Sorcbroa al 81
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

Dor StolcprouiuN. &i0cre bar Slao
Sopretitao, @eburg NaSlano, Siifop
Sogneitab og Here lopet 6orcSrag.
Set forlpoer at Den afgaae0e Sel'
re-RegieringS Eropoiition ON Hloer'
opmsforiifring neppe blir realitetS'
beban0let al Stortinaet uroer SOFT
Samlin9cn. 9omiteeits 6lertal fore.
ilaar Sagen ubiat. ga oct iittoer Oct
unntIig at 10 Stunopurft iii oct uiot'
lpitigc 5urilaa paa iaa fort Sib.
Observation-Disclosures gaar bclnia'
pis nco. 5opfurper for Snsgeofr'
foitningcr Dor 325 Str. pr. 8oobrat.
meter. n,ci, or MI aaact NED I'll 275
ar. Stsrit er Ncbgangcn FOR Srr;.
p,aterialer.
Spitpret / Bergen unber Storitrei.
fen bar facet et giteripil for Hettcn.
. al Spcftafclmagcrne bar fact ira
3itil 5 WaaneberS SPrgiel.
SplfeSmanS Tbrabam 9ergc iom
/ lang SiS tog iremitaaenbe Gel /
Solititen iplotc 10 Ior Den 20Se
slrrallit. Gen populrre Officer Sberit
Serrif SlnaeI fplSte go gar ben
22oc Inanit. San batter libt eiter
en- Sroitifaoe iom han fif uuber Sri
aen / @crS. RlslanS. Wen ellers or
han lise fi9f. San er en- ulceet 20
mtlGr SorebroeshcIoer oa CT itaSig
puo Sorteu for Of arbeibe icr line
Suemool.
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fra S0rum.

T.. r,natis 0pinbefurenins. = 4p Cir.
e. ! s~ansuifcn. = 6n nisitif ltlnffe
,,saret. Smaabrngernbf9rScr
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glpiier en- Webbelelie on at hans Or
petition bar inbiamlet u,egct % ppr.
oifulot etbuoeraTif 90 anoet Stof.
Sperbriip bar iaaleoeS u~oarbeioet en-
uomerfct Stilorius al Sichufticbcr.
ne.
Imulnbien bar for auben Gang -
% benre 8an9 Tor fulbt Iloor =
optaeet Sanfeu ON at forisge Of naa
Rorbpolen meb Slppemaifine. Iet er
i%anoipnlig of oen 90 Mar gdnle
slpiotifer Sbb Tahl blir meo.
Imninbien baaber of bore iproig
iii mn Start lite Wai nGite Mar.
SorGt.
Bore Gpfliiter bolot acnfurrance
ON Norgcsmeiterifab paa ct Stepne
Smaaleile omfring lite Iu9. Ole
Ioen blep Horeesmeiter og latte m
@eforo, 80 am. paa 53.t Mtiniit. =
Gen 6te Iuailit par oct alnninocs
Iiat SbrGtsitepne peb ariitiania.
Charles Soff iatte IN norif &eforo
/ Stapiprana meo $50 %. Zen ban'
ife Rcforb er $50 %. oa ben ipen'
tie 3.SS ~.
0eo Observation-Disclosures Den zoe
Iuauit iatte Grlina Saneitab M &e'
forb / 9rpitipsmning, 400 ~. pao
Ga Win. = alem Snbcrt blep Hor'
acsmeiter / a1ruitipsmnina.
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Spitsbergen.

Ssnbaa 2Sbe Iusuit bleu Den Ter'
Ite norife airte paa Spitsbergcn ing
piet al Erciesior Gbp. Sperorip.
3irfen itaur / Ibpent Ban. Cen bar
$50 SiSocpIaSie, % Stsrrelien er
17.5 %. < rs %. s ct 'pr'tili
9ilbpq er ser 2piepGreIie % Siblic.
tef. YoItor 9b. gitcnitab blir &ir.
fens fsrite Brett. 9irfen er reilt al
Stprc norife S%pitsbersen &ulfompa'
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"Warfeus 8rsSe".

"U0rfens Vrbut
anut SamIuns bersmte BOG
"Tarfens 8rsbe" er / Sommer inc
ipiaet paa Slim, .oa Silmen bill mart
bli iremipnt paa 8irguiatograferne
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inbipinct Srbffcf. Seatercbei @po'
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te Sfueipillcrinoe Rasna @etter'
oreen ipiner Cline. Tanifen Som'
merielbt er 2ensmanb. Silrncn er
inhipinet iGrlia / @eoasoalen oppe
peo Sportbcim / I~orblanb. Wan
penter at Silmeu ifal bli Ell Sllfces.
Narpeien.
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bebrc enc ltbiiaterne bar nnoer Oct
biitre @eir / Sunni, SlIi oa isrite Del
al guouit. s fore Strsa al SanSei
reorer man meo ct Wiooelsaar,
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blcp set nofiaa Tibet al Oct. Igerer
itaar bra. Wen / Si%elSbpaoerne er
en- Gel IfaSct al Troit, % arc'ter
tr,ier frembeles ben Iger iont CT
uIfaaret.
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oo Sapebrr. Sra Geitlanoet bar Oct
pTret bra llbfpriel al 90r til meact
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ilaar 9Grene fell.
Nnbre WebSelelier.
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~tionaIt Wsoe for 2eaaue OF yolltb I
aipbenbapn. 9crigs ltngoomSlag
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tcol. siaurb Ti9r til Isoet ionl
~ltbicnoineer for Norae. SrNariia-
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moaI at laue ct liberalt SpinionS'
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on IiberaIe Soeer. S9rlig bill Or.
aoniiatione isae fine Soeer ircnumet
| aicnrtcm Tolfencs Sorbuno. De nor
ifc Rcprpientanter fom eaers | Sps
petition paa Ipbet. &c piloc at Or
doniiationen jfrtloe pGrc belt iipsll.
tiff. % bisic spnsmaabcr life paflot
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S%opebitprcrne / &c SrGaniiationer
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boa of u~noerbanSIe ON Sagen meo
Observation-Disclosures ReprT'entan'
ter.
Gil TeIegerebe for Norae oco sol
feforbunbets 9eleaeretmsbe ianr |
8enf er opnpprt Sriotiof Nan'en,
Statsminiiter Otto 9lehr % Sele'te'
r~etsabpofat 6. y. Wichelet.
9lbrpaacricrne bar flaaet pper at
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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

Ed Stranger lewis. world heav.
wight wrestling champion and Con
Stant t.eNagin. Canadian champion,
whom Lewis Viii meet on the mat N
the Armorv tonight TO defend his
championship belt arrived in paytona
this stterpoou and reported 70 the
promoters OF the National Guard loT
the buui tonight Both men appear to
be I'm the pink of condition and lie.
Marin is overly anxious for the match
having been camping on Lewis
trail Tor two months IN an effort 60
secure This return match.
Win nj, champion came the rega
lar trains III seconds wrestling part
ners and several friends Lewis came
here from Jacksonville. Where he sue
cesSit1l8 defended his belt Wednes
day evening LeMar.n arrived from
Savannah where he has been ii hard
training since Lewis secured two fails
out OF three ON him in one of he hot
test contested wrestling matches even
Witnessed in the south. staged several
months ago.
Lewis Will weigh ia "a goo pounds
rinsside. while LaNarim viii have
several pounds weight To thc ldvaut-
age Tha bout VIII commence prompt
" at $50
The bout tonight, which is ion the
championship heavyweight tide 81
the world Wll bo refereed by Jean
MauGelpG one OF the most expert
encad ia the country Nandel1n has
beea 2 wrestler and fighter himself.
knowing an the anc points OF The
came Ha Was sparrine partner 20
Jess Willard former heavyweIght
champion boxer oi the world during
his training ter the Frank Moran
battle
The fact that tbe world champion
ship belt IS ~ stake tonight made il
necessary to secure referee with
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
World Champion Wrestler, Ed.
Stranger" Lewis andLeMarin
In Town for Big Match 1onight

vide experience and Mandeloa ) 80
ideal man.
Reserved scat sales at the Rexaif
store have been going fast t"t taM
past few days. aud word hHs been peg.
ceived from light aud wrestling isms
in Palatka. DeLaad Sanford AND q
Augustine THAI several crowds knHlh
come over from these cities tpr the
bout
Lewis has staged tWa BOOST law
solth aud this Wlll b. his thAfd 4msi
fnal bout below the Mason Dixon iAae
this time
The previous matches a So
vannah and one at jacksonville e~
exhibition matches the as neaf
tor the bouts stating thaI se tffiH
would nOt be ~ stake dnria@
og these two bouts How fhe
agreement and guarantee - tae aeHf
here tonight calls Gof 8 fha"ep
ship match the champion H.p lt H
be placed at stake. - he Nu
man securing fho best nen e
three falls ne time ilmt
LeMarin Who h5e given IN
good ruu tor hi4 MONIES m
yiou- match several mouth
confident that h. can aHhstaua
effects Of the Sleep pr3du, aG
lcck" perfected by me hampu
that be can floor the hampton
two out ol three. eit8 the aa8Haa
lock. which Is used oNteaslpsfe
Canadian champion
Tn" contest tonight prea fr
prove 81 heht toe supremacy 8sta
the deadlock and hammefinls
pccalizcs 90 fhe neadlocA aBah
ma, perfected 70 : 0ae pu5us
LeMaria uses fan hamT ria Ate
sively
It is expected t0ai th AiHa
h. hacked fo nil gapa .t WH@
fore the gong sets fhe urH
pieuship bout going
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
Observation-Disclosures
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-At $1,000 1920 light six
Buick in fine condition Has been
carefully used by owner only. All
dress T. A. H., Daily News. p3-SSt.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
TO RENT

TO RENT BY YEAR A
furnished bungalow or house in
Daytona. Must be reasonable;
and close in Rent monthly in ad-
vance. Young married couple. For
occupancy about May 1st. Address
Box 10. Daily News. d2-Stf
Fourseated auto for use
without driver March list to 18th
State make, price, etc Address
Physician. Daily News 22614t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

FOR 5 ALE--Chevr0lel touring car,
perfect running condition. Electric
lights and starter. tires good Owner
goin north. Bargain at $3.50 quick
sale Apply Mrs Shepherd. SAL
Sou h Ridgewood Ave pS-i.3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
Situations Wanted


For the time being the Daily News
will publish ads for Positions Want
ed twice free Of charge, prcViding
they are net over 25 words and the
answers are not to be addressed to
the Daily News.
A RELIABLE experienced seamstress
(SS.50l per day available for en-.
gagementS or Will take work home.
Address Miss Harriet, 30 LOOMS
Ave. d3l-3t
SITUATION WANTED Competent
white waitress desires connection
private family preferred Husband
as butler If couple is required Ad-
dress care Mrs Smith. 4l9 n Beach.
D33-5t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

FOR SALE Franklin hve-passenser
touring car. cost $500 during holt
DAYS of 1918. practically good as
new. S145o takes il. Here is your
opportunity to own nigh class ear
that will last as long as YOU do, Can
at 10 Rowlader Tor demonstration.
p2-S.1t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
FOR SALE

FOR MALE + 1920 Ford auto parts. sen.
CINE Starter complete, front and
rear axles with drive shaft and
wheels. Inquire Ormond Bnss Line.
ormond. Fla Dunnerhoff, 6l7-S-3-7t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

FOR SALE Ford touring ear. self
starter electric lights, 30xS IL tires,
privately owned. Returning north,
Will sell right. Address w H., Daily
News. pS.S-7t.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03

FOR SALE Ridgewood Avenue lots.
Splendid location. Owner will sell or
exchange for Daytona Beach or Sea
breeze property Address T, A H..
Daily News. p3-3-St