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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25
SUMMONS

TRIAL IN THE COUNTY OF NEW
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
as Trustee under certain deed of trust
made by George Thomas dated April 2ist.
1888, PLAINTIFF against George X Thomas
Irene w. Thomas Jennie p. Murray talso
known as Jennie F. Murray, individually
and as Administrative of the estate OF
Wrinkle. Percy L. Pinney. Charles u. Lam
bert. individually and as Executor of the
Last WIN and Testament OF Annie p. LAM
bert, deceased. Frederick n. Lambert Bess-
sic st. q lambert Robert 6. Lambert
Iottie S. Davis. Martha ". Weaver. James
n. Ottley. Clara II. Stein, Executrix OF
the Last VIII and Testament of sydney
Stein. deceased Sigmund I'ilman CompanN
Andrew r. Shiland. as Executor of the Last
w ~ ana testament OF andrew Shiianc. de-
ceased. George b. Hedges Executor Of
the Last Will and Testament of Andrew
Shiland. deceased. John *. NJ. Ewing. lis
Receiver of tho Property of Frederick H Pin
ney, Robert II. Murray The Farmers Loan
and Trust Company. Robert w. Doughty.
as Executor OF the Last Win and Testament
OF Mary f. Thomas deceased, John Ash, as
Executor of the Last VIII and Testament
OF Mary f. Thomas. deceased, Comptroller
or the State Of New York: the unknown
executors, administrators, legatees, next of
KIN, assignees lieno-s ana creditors if any
of Frances T. Piracy (also known as Fran
ces A. Pinney). Frederick H Pinney Joshua
Lasell Pinney talso known as J. Lasell PM
ney), Louise Corwin Pinney. and Annie
Kinney Lambert OF of any persons described
iSi clI % Unknown or named as q cetGEG-
ant herein who may have died prior to the
comm encement of this action; all unknown
persons who have claim 10 have any IN
terest in or lien upon the interest or Hen
Of any other party to this action in or upon
the property in the hands of the paintin
ana all otker unknown persons who have or
claim to have any interest in lien upon
the property in the hands Of tho plaintiff:
all OF the persons above described after the
detendant. Comptroller of the State OF New
York. being persons who unknown to
the plaintiff. and whose names are unknown
to the plaintiff. Defendants. SUMMONS
70 THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EAC OF THEM:
You are hereby summoned to answer tia
complaint in this action. and to serve
copy OF your answer the plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty days after the SER
vice OF this summons. exclusive of the day
OF service. and In case Of your failure to
appear or answer. judgment Will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
handed in the complaint.
Dated New York, July list 1921
q Ell i ER z OF ss,EAn- &. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25
Govcrresses. Etc.

NURSERY GOyERNEss - French: chill
dren over years. good city reference.
r.. Miss Hofnayer's Agency. 10 East 43d
St Sd floor. Telephone s9i7 Murray Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25

I4AUNDE ESs-First class: expert fines.
lingerie. silks. iaces: highly recon-
mendsdi SIS. Mason's Agency Is W 1ad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25
General aouseworkers. Etc.

HOUSEWORKER-M iddle-aged West IN
dian. very neat. good cook: situation in
city apartment. G.. IiISs Hofnayer's
Agency. 10 East 4sd St, ID floor. Teie-
prone 3o47 Murray Hin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25

LAUNDRESS-First-c class capable worker;
well recommended. Lang & Boechersr
Co.. - West 32d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25

EOUSEW- GRE EP--youn@. excellent cook
waitress: anywhere: $40; good references
7i.s So 5 Agency, z. sist st Murray
Hill E11H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25

HOrsEW ORE ER--Germsn: young. neat.
nice, refined Plnan adult family excel
lent refcscnces Sos. Iason's IS w AID
HOESEKERPER. nurse or conpanion-Re-
fined: capable splendid personal recon
mendationa; SOC Mason's Is W. 4sd 81.
JkEWCRKER; excellent cook waitress:
best references Miss Shaugfnexsy's
Agency. So Sixth az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-25
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

wegian; child over years s.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d St. Sd
floor Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
.PREsBYTER|ANs co TO
sTAUNTON FOR NEE TING
~ Least Hundred I.aymcn Will At
tend Session Beginning To-
morrow Morning.

AZ least 100 Presbyterian Iaynrn
ar" expected {" l-av. Richmond to
morrow morning for S,auuton. where.
""S'uning tina, day and lasting
through Friday. the regional coivcn-
ton of the laymcn's missionary move
meni and the parcllcl convention
w"n'on's auxiliary. will be held
The Richmond commits" is headed
10y j IL Grant and the local delcga-
ton viii return Saturday mornin.
Leading laymcn of the several Pres
bNtCrian Churches here will COM
DriS. the committee. Harold Gibson.
OF the convention. which will meet in
First Presbyterian Church. Staunton.
Tho convention viii he addressed
by George lime. Of Philadelphia. Pa.
said 10 Ice one of the most eloquent
luym"n's speakers OF the United
States. ANA J. Campbell White. Of
New forl city. a successful business
man. Th" opening session will be-
sin tomorrow afternoon al $50
Sims a. well as tire" meetings on
Friday.
Anon. thos" who viii speak ar"
Mrs W & WinSborouvh uf 81
louis. who recently visited Japan
Korea auL China. and Miss CART.
lie" Campbell. Of Richmond. who Will
address the womau's .\uNiliary. The
PRESBYTERIAN prosr"ssiv" ci,inpaign
managers for the synod of Virginia
will meet To discuss the progress OF
the campaign in Virginia prior 10 The
opening of the convention. Rev. W.
Il Hudson will have charge of this
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
POWER WILL SPEAK ON
FOREIGN ADVERTISING
Widely Travelled Expert ON Trade
Conditions 10 Address Local
Advert iSinu Climbs

ralph Power. expert or foreign
irHde conditions, viii speak today on
Foreign Trade Advertising" beior.
u joint meeting of the Woman's Nj
vertisinG club and the Richmond All
vcrtiscrs' Club. which will bc held
at o'clock at Richmond Hotel Mr.
Power iS known tn bc one OF the
most widely Travelled and w-li-in-
:ormcd men in the country. and his
address VIII 10. a.: the greatest in
i"rvSt. as II has been announced that
II wilI deal with advert Using in
America. both North and South ut tho
equator.
HrSidcs tn" speaker. "A large col
lection of dvcrtiSinE. most Of II from
south America. which Mr.. Power has
collected in his travels, haze hc.n
loaned 10 III" TWO clubs and viii l."
on display. This collection is one OF
III" icw unique and interesting dis
plays of this nature in existence.
Another matter Of importIuC" will
com" b.f"r. the association i'm the
ma lie up solely OF the past presidents
-. III" Richmond Advertisers club
Tor The past eight years. Tic report
VIII hr on III" adViSabi,ity OF bring
ihS Ia RiIhmoud the annual CunNcl-
ton OF tho Associated Advertising
clubs Of HE World in either id23 or
1874. ana IT * being looked forward
70 with much. interest by members of
the club
This convention is one Of tn, lnrg-
est and most Influential which - held
in America. and it's attendance often
numbers into the thousands. IL is de-
Clar,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Heart Balm Is Not
Exempt From Tax
Women ReHered of Pay
ing Income Tribute
on Alimony.

Study of the inc0me-tsN law and
regulations reveals Interesting
phases with regard to allowances for
deductions.
For example. woman VINO has
won 4 breach Of promise suit or has
accepted out of vourt Il settlement
as hear; balm, must includ" tho
amount received IN her iu"om"-taN
reau of internal Revenue has decided
dat such payments are within the
laws definition nf income AND are
taxable, to The recipient for ;nc yclr
Payments ot aiimouy. however. is
not taNahic income, neither may i;
- deducted in The return % the
person paying it.
The bureaus official ruiin. rclat-
ma 10 "r""ch of promise suits and
settlements out OF court * IS follows.
DAMAGES -! the form Of yearly
payments throughout the lie % tn.
injured party. recovered through the
compromise of q threatened suit FOR
brrach q: promise or marriage. are
not regarded as 4 return or capita!
Slnc" The benefits Of which the in
lured party was deprived We're mere
lN ant:vipaturY."
Members OF q labor union may de-
duct as Il business expense dues paid
to such ORGANIZATIONS during the
year 1870. The Bureau OF Internal
Revenue has ruled that such dues are.
earning OF their wages.
ON the other hand. a member OF a
labor union who while on strik. re
cCived payments from the organiza-
ton must include in his income for
the year such items
Payments for overtime. at the aC-
tual rat" received. must he included
in computing gross income. All com
pensation for personal services must
b" considered in the making Of a cor
rect return. y married man must
tnclud. the income of his wifc-un-
less she makes a separate return.
ana that %: dependent minor chill
drcn.
While amounts received - COM
p"nStiion for personal injuries or
Illness are not taxable. the man who
during the year 1920 recovered dam
ages in a libel suit must include in
his return such amount which is
held To l." taxable income. The rcvc-
nue. act specifically cxompts amounts
received through accident or health
insurance, or under workmem'S com
rcuSatl"n acts for personal injuries
or illness. plus any additional amount
received by sui; or agreement in such
cases. No provision is made how
ever. for the exemption Of payments,
as balm for wounded feelings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
.ROTAR|ANS listen TO
DISCUSSION OF COAL
Sam Roscndorf Wants To Get AZ
Far From Them rs Pos
Sihlc, He Says.
NINE MOVIES AHE Exl,lBlrED
Lecture Accompanies Pictures 10y
Walker Cotrcli. Who Urges Nil
Who Did Not believe What Was
Shown to Go and see Themselves.


Coal. It's Uses ana Abuses. and
no" II is Manufactured was the
topic Of discuseion at tn, meeting of
nc Rotary i"" az 'he hiShhon'
Hotel las: night.
THIS discussion was led las, Ny,ll.r
".''''L P'yu. I'h' ''". "."'"'' 10"
had induced tn, United states lfu-
roau of N:rrs tn eoutyihut, II most
I.,sr...,l,,r aim .,,,,',, n,y r,,l
IA, '''s''hE i'".. me- mo-" Coz,
gets from the depths OF 'he earth
20 thc wosasn,I AMI +, was shown
,1rr,,c,, ~, -E. .-,,ic,t. JataiiS mo
rnrSo"a' appearance OF some OF IN"
,bnt IN, ,,, a., ,.,,in.r ,ne .oal c,om
.,,.5, a., 49,,
IN" bowels OF tNr carth 10 IN" wood
She'd was no ioh :ar Il -rnfcrroo,
-r,
'' 'N'' - ''"''S ''o"''"'
nor were thcro amy OF the little COM
torts found in hanks und n,wsn,rer
-,
"'.T2S !" ,' iTu.', ,,, Ha'iyt: ~ ,,.
homer. so Tar rs 1t may nay" been
1StI 20 encourage rt"P!e :" !" ana
90 ilk'W!Sr'
tar from the mines wou'" suit m"
better, .rniEed sam koscndort. al
though Roiarian sam probably uses
~ 'hoch ,o" as any member OF the
ihc Various scenes depicted on the
screen were described in detail ny
Mr. Cott;oll. His discourse WAS in
Structive and happily placed. IIn
concluded his remarks with this: If
you don't believe what say. 20 out
there and try it yourself" There
was no movement toward forming a
party for the purpose
Director Alien ! Sn,ilic was intro
durul y" vas no stranger. a:s IN.
WAS a m.mrcr of the club before hc
viii ,,,,ItyS- mn nGfr,.s h.f"rn no
.,lur ON ,he nicjt Of March - and
.tsl what he cXp"c,S To- DO win The
~ ~, N,,,i, - w. IN, p.r,.
YIN :. iGrss ~ In, -, ,n,,,. 20, t,' Me.
TO- me cliil, 9TH" I,n,l,,.,,s I,,,,"n
.tional Instruction To Ills son Tho
Eoirrv ct,,i.S ,.,ir ,'r,.j. @
,,i,c.,i u, ~. ,,r,iT, 80, 80
Nov s 10 ~, .tso ~, "I,,I.! :, = ~
i'ras H., \,mi!,d ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
POLICE RECOVER $1,000
WORTH OF STOLEN GOODS
Three Young H., .....nuh Mrn Are Fac
ing Charges uf tar NOhbinT
nDn Air.

Recovery of more than $1,000 worth
o. goods. alleged To have been stolen
from southern Railway ear. near
Ton Mr. WAS accomplished NcStcr-
Gay an! three Richmond men have
nc:n placed under arrest charged
with ear robbery
The young men wcr" arrested in
Richmond hy Sheriff W. w. Sydnor.
Policeman l.. Jones. OF ilenrico coun-
~. assisted hy Detective Sergeant
Louis Bcriucci. uC the local force.
Ihey are: Dan Clarke. J. j. Jones ana
T.. y. liicrh"lzrr, all "i kirhmonL.
They are ali being held in the
iicnrico Jail. Sheriff Sydmor stated
yesterday. w L. i;ucknan alleged
10 nave been companion OF the men.
was arrested charged with transport
.ni: The goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
GPWORTH LEAGUE MEETS
Officers thcck Up Un Worl, Done
During Past In Time for

Tine second meeting of officers Of
the Virginia EpwOrth League confer
"hcc met in the parish house OF Gem
tcnary Methodist Church Yesterday to
check up work done during tn" pre-
ccdlnS mont hs ana 10 formulate fur
ih"r mans 10 bc carried out by ;hc
time III" summer conference Convonrs
next June. Practically every section
OF the Virginia conference was rep
resented AZ the mcCt!:lg yesterday.
the cabinet unanimously voted to
90" operate with III" educational! pro
gram OF the Methodist Church South.
whicn mas Just been launched. Dis
'uSS!on of the annual summer CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
SUPREME COURT GRANTS
WRIT IN STRUOER CASE
finintin Was Awarded S3.0uO I'm
Lower Court. but Defendant
Claims NerIirrn,.r

Writ Of error and superscdcas was
yesterday granted in the Virginia
Supr";n" Court Of Appeals in the ease
of ia" WaShington Virginia Railway
vs. StrudcriS administrators. Damages
10 the sum OF $4,000 was awarded
Sturder's administrators by u jury
when train on the road OF the pe-
titinncr before the Supreme body ran
down tn" girl. causing her death.
In the petition il is set out that the
girl hai poor hearing and cy"sight
schedules which are in fore. on tn"
road. and therefore. was guilty al
crutrlbutory negligence in walking
ON the tracks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23

ference was piadc and an invitation
from the Main street Methodist
church "a, Suffolk Ia the conference
!" NEE, in that place was unanimous
~ accepted. The program OF the
summer conference was arranged to
over four days, beginning on June
Il Following the business session
IN" officers had lunch at Coles, after
which out-of-town delegates were
taken Tor a sight seeing tour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
lily EAST MAIN ST.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Published Monday, Wed

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train.
(Dniy unless other wise shown published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. 4 Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23

WEsT on FIRST s1nllr.

WEST OF FIRST STREET.
~ MOLLsir.Fnu.
-vvi Nrsl IaI, Surv.
sVvv nSs; I..J StIur:
SIiiitN ca > ii-AiSS.AAI.
az Nor,n SnrL-aGu olIvet.
ii.-ANh > noti.EN nitD inAitAIACY.
"a. EDos DliUG a.UKE.
RubinsoE and fluyd.
TiIE DlANDia rhAHMACY.
g. c. ktE%.
:.25 Hanover Avenue.
GROVE so. A'E : W. tiihthAcf.
II. l.. DoOnEn
,rp;sty Mss. a,s!l street.
Is:f IVES, nfGad sii%s,.
public l":uG aIOWES.
WEST ,soi ESQ GoTrs.tlitO%Eny.
a. L. JOliA%N.
o.. IVES; Slaii Street.
r!S S,; s slE;s i.,,I rh4HkMAcr.
@. cliIOCCA X nHOS..
~ u: \ Wss aA F'" :. n ii;ss''
rAnRA%r DRUG, CUMrANY.
couEy cH w'f bE r .Na fM i!!sri s-ouv
II w ha c. s l,IGs1 bE :6ise''
$50 West Leigh Stree,
East OF FIRST STREET.
lu3 NoIln IuI.d Street
lLbNliI mi IRFs
SIS Jofi Il. f iiHs, street
KltIlMoND .riiARMAci.
a0i EA st.,, Mn S.n!. Street.
ROLAND u. ClilLDnEY
q T1rin Nj EtEh =, g Il s,tS.,
TtRSEEs iiAKMAGY.
'T fAIii.M5tN -P' li n1i TMS St!se''
sPKiSGEi DKIiU ,coMFNSr.
EA a%So xs"l f IT. S!drSs:
Tseniy-sixth and Nemabie strenia
iIoRD'S DRUG STORE.
: : +. . Sniff Sirsr'
:aC2 Eis! Marshall Stree.
A' wEfsnE s Fi!GAps'
FULTON.
.iS Louisiana Street.
J. X. VAUGHAN.
1907 Williamsburg Avenue.
J. 4. ItLAcK K son.
:ali Williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON & EARLY.
7: j. PAKKISH
wAsiifiC&otrfod:SS < EARLY.
ISLE Hui! Street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY
"l0. SsmIn-S Avenue
carton HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
GI5 :orth Avenue
HIGHLAND PARK.
". *. VAUGHAN
t"ofth Avenue and Stuart Street
ROLAND PARK.
PARk VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Deaths
i'oW kE!i Died. Tuesday. February 9.
!s-l al o'clock l.. NJ. at th,. ia rnliv
i.Siuchct, 100" Garland Avenue" Iamrs
- l""kor. aged G7 years. Funeral SER
wees VIII be held Thursday afternoon
az j "oock from the residence Inter.
in"nt IN Riv"rview.
hpBEHrSoN-bicd. at Mt. Regis. Salem.
va. on February 12th, Herbcr; Iawes
Robertson, son of II. Shore and 81
f!Hhh'th KobcFtson. OF blackstone Va
IN IN" 23rd ycar OF his age.
SOUTH iI@-Died. at his residence eIIs
Floyd Avcnuc. at 5 O'Clock this ,norn
!ng. Rev. w. w. SouthalI. aged seventy
-S. burial viii he tomorrow morning a,
~ o'clock IN the family buryins gronnd
=, Amelia County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23

CoBURNS USED CARS
An Studcbakcts thoroughly renewed re.
painted new tops. '.rw urcs where needed,
etc.
StudbaiScr - Series Lght-S.x
ST uovDa.<cr Is Series nIg SIN.
Stuhcbik.t Is Series 5-pass"nscr six-Cyi-
inucr.
StadrbnhSr IS Series. seven passenger
ljig Six.
sS,udcb.."i f3ur-c yi!ndcr nvc-passcngcr.
saxon. |: Series. hvo-passc
ESs-h 20 series. winter ana summer tops
overland. Model 40 .............. $4,000
OVERLAND. Model 81 .............. 5000 90
Eaiili"c ii.st class condition .....s .uo.oV
Maxwell. IS Roaist-r. .......... {ayv. 90
CodRc Tou'inf. - Sc!!e, ....... s.6O.Op
fr'ni.., i"m' ri'Ss,rret. wi" wheci cInI-
incnt 1900. ....,.! .,..... 81 200. o.
Chalmers Is Series Lve.passeuecr 5000. 90
Term, ." resDonslbie parties
fnOu. f"r "ent nstratlon IL not convenient
10. you "a cal, Madison $500
CcErRN MOTOR SALES
l.l5-l-23 ". Broad st
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Funeral Directors

M0URNiNG ORDERS completed In %
nouts we are equipped TO dye gar
hlehts biHcH in twchty-four hours. This
~ special branch of our business and
u Always given prompt attention, Moi.
zeiie.s 30, North Seventh Street.
fhaup. funeral director
anu fmbalnier. 800 East Main Street
Madison i3l. Randolph 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,

iNpsAED ron GuiIh nErEnENCE
CLASSIFIED adyeriIst ni,i.,s ,.Ierru Tor
me hiCii MDND iiSii.s,- DISPATCH .aiIy
morning -..iivn VII! upiIvar In ;hc ueKi
COTTON ca THE EVENING DISI'ArCII
IN! rates given herewith cove. morning
hHd 90 th:rs service in all Instances wi.',
the cAt"i;!"H Oi THE SUNDAY TIMES
''S' " I'.'. NH.'h T. u-ie"d s,r"ratciy
Schedule or NunI AL. Rates.
~ s'".'" daily. n....!,na.,. ~, 90 son.
80 Noto daIS iuIuiiiiL.n Jv,. .sair yu;,y
"S Il NO" ssu.H.t. uiii.iuuin ~, set suIId
- "a MvIU SI.!tlS. iiI.i!II..G... ~. -..,, -,
CONSECUTIVE assert lUns piice VI !,
comsccu,N. insertion, :r.ya .i
Insertions.
:: roinI T,pe
The largest typc .rruitl,L "a IN, ~ Am.
Al pages Ia 4. poin,. .ad ,uc sl..!,,.l
opay- ia "hIch IL pom, type AZ may %
tJlc - Scu>s u word uaily anu ,.li.
Nod sunL.S. Inc Same s...y a.. a.,
Iuvti"hs "i.i Apply .s regular w.ut
h:se rates apply on!S 20 ud,.ilisrmrnI.
oriGInai!rs IN KichuCnJ Mad suuurban
tSGTIIOFJ. FROM other tOurC,s tn. rate,
Or. La'ly. "a cents an agate !.ne. sun
woiis TO the i!nrI Cash mus accom-
l-ou.cr Term Rates Tor iIuSuess Ad,e..
tiserz ON Request
ADVERTISEMENTS reccirsu ilic n, 10
A. NJ. and ~ l.. II. each M.ek-day and
NJ TO l.. NJ. Saturday FOR ,orI1CI y.a,.i-
ncatlon III tho next EDITION.
STATIONS WILL ACCEPT IOCR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

All rooms with not a,iL cold runnin..
water; privai" baths. Always open. Wriis
- Rates MONROE HUfclIINS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Personals

QUIZ cntIrc stock OF corscts reduced We
VIII tit you. thus assuring both cu,nfnri
ana style. The Corset shop. 81 North
Flith Street. Mrs. 4. j. Pylc. rronrict nr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Lost and Found

cROSS-Lost. on Forest IIiI car mr. L,
1wscn Mnrphy's Hotel and Broadway
IhehteI. or IN broadway Thcatcr black
chain OF black beads and gold. Suitable
reward VIII he paid Hinder. Cali Madison
fG59-W. j. l.. Winfrcc
PURSE-l."st Monday. bill fold purs.
containing PAPERS. among them being
MrlNcrs permit Tor automobile to D.
TonlinsOn. North Sycamore Strcci
Finder phon" Boulevard i77G-J.
ricKETS--I. lost between Richmond Dairy
ana Belriucf: aud spring Streets. pa ok
age Of milk tickets, finder please uhonc
boulevard 2l3O-W. Reward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Rcnovnting and Dycinp

NJ, AWNINGS. AWNINGS.
race your orders now and ,vnid a.,
S nob 81, Madison l: &is;. Richmond Awn ims
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
Auto Liycr,-t;n,,,,o.

:. X EDWSEi. auto repairing TOg W.
Main street Madison GOGs-J '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23

All Stockholders thoroughly renewed. re.
painted new tops. '.rN urcs where needed,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-23
MOTORCYCLES and nic,cies "a
Auto Accessories
Service MISUNDERSTANDING 10

~ IpMoiti.E SPRINGS made and mn, ,
came day order is brought lI, S,nIf,IIh
Moor" N'hlci" Co. 5iJ North Four,h
~ ALTO parts welded good ~.
new y. !! Fleming Wedding ShoI, ~, -
ron y',.. around the corner ~, ri. y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
Catarrn Cannot Be Cured

witA l.crAt. APPLICATIONS. a.
they CAIRO; reacA she seat q .he
se4~a CGs@TrA IL hc2s dksease
s-~ssly .,x.si1sEes3 ~ esoassissi- aaai
coz1l.lEs and in order 10 cure il
y1a must lake 81 snteFrzi remedy
Halls ClsAr~A wA5tssne i faksa ir-
seFuzllv and Ssss fATa re blood On
rhs W9Cozs 50 faces o. sAe sySte.a
Hx.rs C2s1rvA N~l.e.ze vAs PIE
sers at ~ ere e Re Aess PHYSICIANS
, tbs eoattrv fc- rear X IS cona-
posed ot some o. IRE hest touics
sHowr. c@-shizsa ~liA sozre o. ina
hesf e'ors rlr..se-s. The g~sfect
can1e esr1tSor cs TIE srgretieris =
Halls czt2r-a Medicine Is shat pro
5eces saca w0zdsrt1l resasis in cat
ar-A4i e0rils.O1s Sen6 for test
-o1tass tree
= J cEEN-T 4 co. Pro-s Tclecc
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Halls FaM.fy nlAs soe Constipation
A uI whieh gross Il he Orient :
files w.sA . siicky v2.nisa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
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George E1sE- AErsces rssZra Fro-
1-cGAs1s 60. Para=l@1. are w.54,y
k-9wz sa- tA=lr r-zzss.re-sss 4-I
k@a1tT. I. Is said lie his excslls,s
AtMseIt II his AtsS- rsttz-s. @p1ytns
ses Fsre-.- 49, VII Se shsszr- ~
la Gen theatre S-zrtlv. lss-z1T
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rlATarg- trrl-tsag Aszz4 T4.a Rsd La
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

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sstAck ~ .rsirestscn followed bv Nsgt
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irozAla nth your diEests0n xre
ihese 'shseis trial TAsy wsll a.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

x ~ x x%v Ex%w yxy =
y JUSTICE is lssTAlLaEnr x
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Colosz6o Spring citizen serving
.s-dAy sentsnc- Ter speeding is
released trom Jail AZ noon every day
50 Ae CSC pay "a molve theatre
orchestra fge rsgrTns each nlght ana
S loSke1 ~ Here's the point
Tor the .zwyers This n&n wzs =
serve ie-1zYs n all can he % Il 81
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

sand and slAked lime. when mlxed
pressed and cured in stream. bond
tcgether and form bnildlng brick
that is manufactured In about 81
~saely- scattered plants In this coua-
try