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EMPLOYMENT
situations Wantcd-Niala

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted by grocery
buying salesman: experienced: or FUR
niture salesman and collector. box
l. ia. care The Dispatch.
SALESMAN-Wantcd. position us sales.
nun In gents hat store. selling hats.
etc. 10y II white man. age 81 years old:
g years experience: sober. energetic and
not Il watching clock man; references,
exchanged. Tom. Boa 81. L.. Il. ID. l..
Ieno'n, va.
SALESMAN who IL personally acquainted
with retail. ana wholesale grocery trade
In North Carolina. having covered state
for three years. desires To connect with
reliable irin doing business In North
Carolina, , Hest references. !. sos, car.
The Dispatch.
SALES MANAGER Wanted. position N.
state or district sales manager by an.
energetic young man of 32 years. G years'
experience" appointing statesmen and dl.
recting GALES Ut manufacturers Interest,";
references exchanged. u. A. Pedro. nor
-. Il. L. u. l.. Penola. Va.
SHIPPING ci.ERk-Mutrlcd nam want.
work at once; experienced shipping or
receiving clerk: best references. Box
u I7.. care The Dispatch.
SHIPPING cI.Eltk-roung man wishes
employment 10 years experience. as
shipping clerk: ] l.: years experience,
in Georgetown University in School OF
Foreign Service. VIII furnish best nj
reference. Bon j 1856. care The Dis
patch.
SIIirpING cLEhk-rosiuon wanted by
an experienced shipping clerk or +
years experience: moral character. do
not use tobacco or drink at all: omen
for work Vt once. references exchanged.
IL Az. Box 81. Route \. Tcnoi.. Va.
SHIPPING cLEHk-Marricd man. with
family, wants position as shipping CLERK:
10 years experience. Best OF reference.
BoA c ilG. care The Dispatch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. position az time
keeper. checker or cominissary clerk. or
stock. order. receiving clerk. by a white
u. :. citizen. age 30; II. :. cduca ton;
do not use tobacco or alcoholic drinks
at all; references. T.. H., BOX SO, Il. l..
ID. l.. Penola. Va.
wATcilMAN. elevator man or any Kind
OF work by married man with family
TO support. Box IL ISL. car. The DIS
patch.
SOME O:E who has charity IN their
heart please give me u situation. /
understand the care uf fowers. garden.
lawns and shrubs. Give me a chance.
| Will make good. BOX II III. care The
Dispatch
a YOUNG man OF 20. just uiscnur:tu
from Uncle SANS service. wishes "a no.
sition. Any kind OF work. no obiyc.
lions. Box G l22. care The Dispatch.
POSITION as bookkccper. shipping clc,K.
,iinckcepcr or clerical OF any Find. Five
years experience. Can furnish best @!
reference. Address - :i0. care The
Dispatch.
Bi-E co!orSd man waits position of
any kind: good hOusecleancr; good ref
cr"ncc. Phone Madison G22G-w.
WANTED. by midd!c-agcd man. :, rI,c.
In store or shop or factory. any KIND
ut indoor work: can do some collecting:
well acquainted in city. Can give good
reference. Address EoX & 40. car. rh.
Dispatch.
49,.
OUNG man desires work as shoe sales.
man or chauffeur for Ford car or truck.
wants work AT once. BOX Z III. caro-
The Dispatch.
YOUNG man desires factory work, or
willing to do odd job work. Has de.
pendent mother. l.. -. Randolph 1871.
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WE SELL SO MANY USED CARS.
We do not buy our business with
long allowances on old cars, and
Then endcaror to pass our mistake,
on to the used car buyer.
We never allow more for a u,.a
car than II Is worth and we ar.
thereby enabled TO Aell them ut ,r
stttaetive price.
FORD SEDAN.
Good as new. Si50.
Two brand new Continental mo.
ter ] l-2-ton trucks. less than half
price. 81 2EU.
Dodge roadster. GOOD az new.
$3.50.
Overland So: wonderfully rood
condition. 1925.
ANDEitTON AUTO CO..
Seai West Broad Street
boulevard o3s.
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: DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
by J. u. cAHNEAL & SONS.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
,THkEE DESIRABLE PROPER
Zoo, 213 and 215
West Baker Street
on THURSDAY. NOV. 10. 1921,

O.N Wv " it-I
At ! o'clock i. ~,
on the premises. | Will offer for sale
the above property.
No. 200 fronts about - feet on the
north side OF Baker Street by a good
depth. No. 2l3 fronts about 10 feet.
! inches by II good depth. No. 2l5
fronts 20 feet by Il good rdcpth. The
improvements consist Of about seven
rooms to each house
This locality is one Of the best for
renting. Not one months rent lost
in fifteen years by vacancy. All
rents collected during that time.
This property would not he on the
market except close an state. 1t
must he sold, so come and get some
thing good.
TERMS: Onc-fourth cash. balance
at six. twelve and eighteen months,
with u per ceDt interest payable
quarterly. secured by deed Of trust
on said property, or all cash.
SAMUEL ~. ANDERSON,
Executor of James Lewis Andcr-
SON. deceased.
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Automobiles for Sale


Automobiles for Sale IL
USED AUTOS
See Nix. Boyd. : West Grace Street. for
meTiy with Motor Exchange. now with
Richmond Kline Company.
USED FORDS.
Ton truck. with open express body. sl6o
Nuhahout' shock aosorbcrs and lock-. $50
touring. with starter ................ go
Rnna boui. dem"untabic whccls....... 30
coupe 400
Touring win starter. Isl
Above are n few OF our used car bn--
gains. See our stock before buying.
UNIVERSAL MOTOR COMPANY.
l5l: West Broad Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Notwithstanding IL
CANACES--W will build you an all.
nte.i garage cheaper shan tho shipp.d
ones. James W. Render. the Metal
Ceiling SLAM. 7i3 West Main Street
Randolph $50.
bookcases. shelving. also for.
hi'o'e i"paifed and painting. Reason
able price. satisfaction. Madison ,.I
LOSr your oog7 Te,tohons "Io,,. =,
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Lost and round
AtTuUDGiLi..s
.Autun.un rs ior sale

Autonn"n,c> Tor sale II
a BARGAlN- ;ouHus. good a. acW
Originally cost 500 ".l son Tor SIil
Equipped with it-ssior. extra tire. !e.
mountabie rims uud s.!f-startcg. C.'l
Randolph s:s-j
AUToMonilE BARGAINS.
Used cars nnl trucks from SlvQ up.
F~hENIi>s MOTOR co.
RandolTh soy, wsst broal s,s.
COLUMBIA STORAGE BATTERIES.
hrni"Is aud Departing.
BuICk-lg@9 bul.n roadster. Al c,ual.
lion; 49,. sNvf.lcr 90 quiet. buyer.
terms " desired Nj. Butler. iian.
6elDL Iz.7-W.
CAANDLEk-T-p4sacI.scr Chandler. good
mechanical condition, aires ALMOST new.
bargain Tor CASH. can Madison s5ls.w
or COO Eortn twenty l;ta str.e,.
HAlHHs sEDAN-N y Moss. .y!-,3s
Wes' Ma" aifet;.
FOR good used cars. sae stutz Yoio. corn
laeG W. hioad S;ieet bou!cy-td .:5I.
FORD kOADsrEG. WITH sTARrER.
GOOD CONDITION. sou 4 i: rfLIcp
1873 wf1Sf HHDaD STREET
FoKDs-Ntw nnd us.4 .,cms 81: d5s-r.g.
6art M0iYo., h.n-'.pH IL
to 81, !. : .A,s 9.
IRON
puiG @ojoi os5sG,a"oa.
IMMEDlArE del,ysr ua nov Ford g,rs
Hearn Motor Co Inc, lDI !tgi.
NAslf-Eof salt. H;lsa s.iun. good ,
new: leaving town pr,l., 500 tuiei.
sale. Phone .]iai.son 1881.
OIL TYRES made u.w. Sc sell M!U.,
Tyres ana MdEsas'i Tyr.s Bs.l Tyre
a. Rubber Co.. .pj .iafth Ec.y.dere 81.
10 y. Hi.tt"entn SIrect.
PACKARD Single six IS now ,..s2s do.
livercd, Monte stune. Inc.
gfIERcE-AKROw One 7.pasaeuger. for
sale, as II now stands. for !!OC. a bne
bargain. APPLY Room -. sU8L E.si
Main Street. between > and 10 a. NJ.
TRucKS-Serv!cc trucks mar stand for
service. Transportation Motor Co. ma
West Broad Street. Phone Bou..yatI
PSI.
THE OVERLAND touring and .oadst.I 1,
now ;ss5, delivered ia ichmoLd Hsr-
per-oYeriand Co.. Inc.
TRUCKS-Four international Trucks
two-tons capacity. in running couJl,
ton. motors very good; first reasonable
offer will he accepted. Write y koiI..
care Smith d Hicks. Inc. or call. Could
be u.ed TO ruod advantage for spar.
parts. or paris. from four trucks wouid
make two truck sool as now.
UsED CARE OF guaranteed usefuine.,.
ALsop MOTOR CORP.
Co. Used Car Dept.
III Broad At Pine.
IEAD AL ,ns ,ndeIsd Classified ada
yfasL~~~ ~AstHH FN"#
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fiANo TuNi%G-E1pcrt repairing and
Topuiidink Pianos carefully moved b,
crpeTts. Chas. VI. Stief. Inc.
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buying salesman; experienced; or fur
niture salesman and collector. box
Il ia. care The Dispatch.
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by POLLARD & BAGBY, INC,
Zeal Estate Auctioncers.

ONE On C~fIAFFiN, STREET AND
ONE ON BEVERLY STREET. JUST
WEST OF BELMONT AVENUE.
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SALESMAN who IL personally acquainted
with retail. ana wholesale grocery trade
In North Carolina. having covered stat.
Tor three years. desires To connect with
reliable hrm doing business In North
Carolina; , lest reference. I. SOS. car.
rlt, DIspltgll
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-29
IN THE RIVAL CAMPS
Daily Done From the Front on
Jack and Georges, Who Are to
Meet Fisticaiiy July 2.

Atlantic City, June 2o.-Today is the be-
ginning of the end of JACK DeHPseys TWO
months training grind. The s enamplo . Is
arena and the last workout this afternoon
probably will be staged behind barred
gates in the old airplane shed back OF the
and may not include boxing.
Dempsey is about three pounds over the
figure he expects to scale when he climbs
into the ring at Boyle's thirty acres Sat
turday afternoon but expects to lose
couple of pounds today and tomorrow and
another pound when he dries out Friday.
He will abstain from eating certain foods
and will only drink water the day before
the battle. He scaled 1913 pounds yestsr-
190-poand notch. The program mapped
out for the champion today calls for some
VIII eeTform behipd locked sates away
signs signs IN front Of the box offiee have been
yanked down and the ticket boxes have
been turned over to the owners.
The champions workout In private yes
terday was brief. He boxed round with
the light bag, another with the heavy one
and a round each with Eddie Hare, and
Larry Williams. He eliminated shadow
boxing and was on to the shower within
Manhassett, June 29.-As the day for the
worlds championship bout draws near ev-
erybody in the chaI1enger's camp is getting
nervous excepting Georges and he alone APP
pears to be worrying about as much as q
school boy getting ready for picnic: He
wants to go and is having lots OF fun
making preparations.
Outside of this he has not displayed the
least anxiety. The escape from the crowd
of visitors yesterday afternoon was not
made SO much because Georges was nervous
but because of his camp associates. His
friend, Pierre Mallet, who has increased his
cigarette consumption 80 per cent In the
last few days, plotted to get away because
he did not want Georges to be bothered.
Manager Descamr& has begun to wiring
his hands and pull his hair and Trainer
Wilson has betrayed a sIlght irritability,
Georges only worry is his short hair.
Since his blonde pempadour was clipped
by the barber of of Manhassett he has been
wearing a cap. He runs his hands over
| the top of his head and seems amused at
the sensation in his fingers.
Today Carpenter entered into the final
stage of training and he expects to be on
edge when he calls a halt tomorrow after
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even more successful. In one of the
earliest bouts he knocked out in one
round Wetinck, who had nearly held
Four victories by knockouts and nine
bouts won on points. including tri-
umphs over Charlie Ledoux and Paul
Til, both famous bantan1s. comprised
the record for the year until Carpen-
tier ran into Gloria, a veteran, who
stopped him in six rounds.
This was the first time that the
Lens youth had taken the count. De-
feat at the hands of a more exper-
fenced boxer did not discourage either
Carpenter or Descamps for. on the
whole, Carpenters development had
been phenomenal and none recognized
that fact better than the shrewd little
man who has piloted the boxer to his
present pitch of prominence.
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in the hundreds OF thousands when
discussing purses. For his first bout
in New York City. with Anderson, the
westerner received SIS. For boxing
Kenney, he was given s43 by the pro-
moter. He signed to box John Lester
Johnson for $500, but received only
800. In those days, there was no
Jack Kearns present to haggle for the
boxer and he decided that New York
was not the goid-filled city that west
ern stories had led him to believe. The
young fighter returned to the west
and to obscurity for a few months.
The second and third years of
Georges Carpenters ring career start
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Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
from the Columns 0f
YxxE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

June 20, 1896.
The Rev Charles NJ. Sheldon will conduct
symposium at the Central Congregational
church Tuesday evening at which time ne
will answer questions pertaining to Shr1s-
K. Hudson, J. w. GIeed, I. W. Harrison,
A. W. Dana Harold 7. Chase, f. p. Mac
Lehman, Arthur Capper, Warren NJ. Cros-
by and II. G. Larimer.
A cage of four monkeys has been added
to Garfield park.
Mr., and Mrs c. n. Morgan of Los
Angeles are the guests OF their sister, Mrs.
Henry Hull.
The Professional high five club will pie
mic on the Fourth of July at the country
home of Mr., and Mrs. p Fl. Adams.
Miss Florence Mitchell, who Is the guest
her home in Minneapolis. Mimi. next week.
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to another. His travels took him to
New York in the late months of 1916.
While in-New York, Dempsey met
his first opponents of any class, boxing
with Andre Anderson, Wild Burt ken
ney and John Lester johnson in ten
round, no-decision bouts, all going the
limit. Dempsey was credited with
beating Anderson and Kenney, but the
veteran negro, johnson. knew a bit
too much for this diamond in the
rough" from Colorado. johnson
cracked two of Jacks ribs in the Sec
end round and Dempsey showed ring
gameness by standing up to the negro
for the remainder of the fight.
Dempsey and his manager now talk
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WHAT HOLDS
MEN BACK
NLIFE, NMANY CASES. AND MAKES THEN
WEAK. NERVOUS AND IRRITABLE
WHEN THEY OUGHT 10 BE IN
THEIR VERY PRIME.

AS men grow older the iron in their
blood is apt to thin out and as
consequence their nerves and viii
power become weakened ana they may
rapidly lose both bodily and mental
vigor. A New Yohy physician says
that more than one half the popula.
ton of America perishes before middle
age and that one OF the chief eontributary
causes Of this terrible waste Of human lie
is the deritalizing weakness brought on by
lack of sufficient iron in the blood. There
are 80, O00. 600 900 red blood corpuscles
in your blood and each one must have iron.
When your blood is starving for iron, no
mere tonicsr nor stimulants can put you
right; starving blood must have iron the
same as a starving person must have food
iron is red blood food. But when you take
iron be sure to take organic Euxated iron
and not metallic or mineral iron which peo-
pie usually take. Metallic iron is made
merely by the action of strong acids on
small pieces of iron, while organic Nux-
ated Iron is like the iron in your blood
and like the iron in spinach and apples.
1t quickly helps make rich red blood and
revitaIize your wonout exhausted nerves.
Beware of substitutes. Look for the word
"Nuxated'' on every package and the letters
n. l. on every tablet. Your money will be
refunded by the manufacturers II you do
not obtain perfectly satisfactory results.
For SADIE by all druggists.-Adv.
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ed him off like future bantamweight
champion OF the world. In 1908, he
fought six battles, winning two by
knockouts. one On q foul. one on
points, while each of the other two
resulted in a draw. DescaInps grad
ually became more daring in choosing
opponents for the 15-year-old boxer.
Salmon, the Englishman, whom he de-
feated by knockout, the first time in
eighteen rounds and again on a foul
in thirteen rounds, was among the best
of the English bantamweigtts. Lee
grand. one of the shiftiest Of the
French bantams, twice held him to a
draw, once for six rounds and again
at twenty rounds.
The following year promised to be
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D S1N JTTTI |
ESSzaPuGS)

Chicago, June 29.-After working out
champion, leaves for Benton Harbor. Mich,
to put on the finishing touches Of his train
ing for the bout with Sailor Freedman on
July 4.
Arkansas City, June 2e-Bobby Corbett,
Fort Worth, knocked out Dick Morris,
Hutchinson, in the sixth round of their
scheduled ten-round bout, here last night
Morris took count of four in first round
when bell saved him and after that was
easily outpointing Corbett, who outweighed
him by 10 pounds.
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sENu-FTNALS IN TENNIS.
Doubles VIII Be Played at Y. W. C. A.
Court Tonight

Miss Grace Holcombe and Miss
Esther Morehouse will play Mrs. Ken
meth Lewis and Mrs. Martin Buckley
in the semi-finals in doubles at the
Wv. c.. A tennis courts at Eighth
and College avenues tonight at s
o'clock.
The winners OF the semi finals will
play Miss Alberta Rosen and Miss
Catherine Smith Friday evening at s
o'clock. Winners of the doubles viii
receive gold tennis racket pins.
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American Woman Champ Beaten.

Worplesdon, England, June 90
Miss Alex Stirling, American woman
golf champion, and R. H. Demont-
morency, British amateur golfer,
were defeated here today in the mixed
foursome with Miss Joyce Wethered,
English woman champion, and her
brother, Roger Wethered. runner-up
in the British open championship.
Miss Wethered and her brother won
five up and three to play.
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Presbyterians. 10; Methodist, o.

Westminster Presbyterians won from
the East Side Methodists by q score
of 10 to on Washburn field Tuesday
evening in the first game Of the Sun
day school league series. Batteries for
the Presbyterians were Christner anu
Mckee; for the Methodists, Reeee,
Clifford and Eggleston.
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WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD

Homers by Smith and Henry featured
the Cards victory over the Reds.
Myers kept eight Athletic hits well scat
tered and the Red Sox won in a canter
Tho the Browns outbatted them. the
Indians won by wide margin, thru bunch
ed hits. Coveleskie pitched.
The Cubs won two games from the
Pirates. Hoflocher and Freeman were in
jured, both being hit in the head by batted
balls.
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THEIR RING BATTLES

'sJack. Spent Early Years in Fight
Game Travelling to His Fights
ION the Rods"-GeOrges First
Went After the Bantam Weight
Title.
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Toddys Games

National League.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
(Only three games seheduled.D
American League.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
American Association
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul
Louisville at Columbus.
Indianapolis at Toledo.
Weetern League.
Oklahoma City at Wichita.
Tulsa at Joplin.
Omaha at Des Meines.
st. Joseph at Sioux City.
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Dempsey, in 1915 and 1915, when
NEXT weeks meals were not always
definitely scheduled. travelled on
brakes and beams. rather than IN
cushioned compartment cars on his
Journeys from one fistic engagement
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-12

ESTATE OF FANNIE s. LITTLE.

State Of Vermont, District of WASH lgsJn, S.
The honorable probate court for the dis
triet aforesaid. TO all persons interested IN
the estate Of Fannie S. Little late Of East
Montpelier, In said district, deceased.
GREETING:
WHEREAS. said court has assigned the
10th day Of February next for examining
and allowing the account Of the admins TRAITOR
of the estate Of said deceased and for a
decree Of the residue Of said estate to the
lawful claimants of the same. and
ordered that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested In said estate
by publishing this order three weeks success
ivelWy previous to the day assigned, in the
Barre Daily Times, newspaper published
at City Of Barre. in said district
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified TO
appear at the probate Office in Mont
pelier in said dstrict on the day as
signed. then and there 10 contest the allow
ance Of said account IL You see cause and
to establish yorr right as heirs. leaatees
and lawful claimants to said residue
Given under my hand, this l1th day Of
January, 1921.
FRANK ]. MARTIN. Judge
Janf2-19-26
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State of Vermont, District Of Washington, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
tTict Aforesaid
To all persons interested in the etate of
John Cassani and Antonio Cassani, GREET
ING:
WHEREAS, application in writing hath
been made to this court by the guardian of
John Cassani and Antonio Cassani for
license to sell the real estate of said wards,
viz; all OF the real estate of his said
wards, situated in the City of Barre in
said district. representing that the sale
thereof for the purpose of putting the pro-
ceeds of such sale at interest, or investing
the same in stocks or other real estate or
using the avails thereof for the benefit Of
said wards as the law directs would be
beneficial for said wards.
WHEREUPON, the said Court appointed
and assigned the goth day of January, 1921,
at the probate office in Montpelier in said
district, to hear and decide upon said APP
plication, and ordered that public notice
thereof to be given to all persons interested
therein, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Barre Daily Times, a
newspaper published at City of Barre in
said district, which circulates in the neigh
borbood of those persons interested therein
all which publications shall be previous 20
the time appointed for the hearing.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notified to
appear before said court, at the time and
to object TO the granting of such license,
if you
Given under my hand at Montpelier in
said district, this 18th day of January, 1921.
MARY ]. CUTLER, Register