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OFFICE. 't THE I!N'IlN!A STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA..
Id So. Third St.
Hichmond, Nirgin.,
yr n!hs w n% rGe@iySi q q! alo, @flsS q iPPs h
south Third street. Kichmond. Virginia,
un't! y "'c!nqi. noon. Jun" 2Srd. 1921. 'or
If roads and bridges:
Virginia Project. No as-g5o miles OF
soncrctC road ON state Road No. g.. be-
tween Tasioy and i;u" in ,ccgmac County.
Virginia Project. No. @i--7oj miles OF
40. II. betwccn- 81. raui and cochurn in
Virginia Project, No. iiG-l2.a7 miles of
soil road on state Road No. 10. between
cabin Point ana snrry e., H.. IN Surry
Virginia rrGiee': No. ts.pns,eeI bridge
vilEInia rfoJce' No. sE-re;snforcea
Amelia County ON state Honl. No. 20.
Engineers Viii TIC at the following piaccs
Il AeGomec: ya 1900 y. NJ. Friday,
1890 4 NJ. saturday, June isui. Tor
Al Surry {. n, at 1000 4 NJ. Monday.
iunc Goth, Tor Project ll6. =,
June 2";h. Tor iroJect iS.D.
ii AmeII% 9 u. a. 1900 \. ". Tues
| 30, Of tn" total amount OF bid no, 80 cx-
coed 10000 made payable To- IN" STATE
Highway Commissioner. must acc"mian!
each bid.
IIans aud notifications are on iilc at
;hc office of tn" Virginia state Highway
Commission. ilT South Third street. Rich
mond. Va. nrd at office Of the following
resident engineers;
For Projects IS ana iiG, }. |. Snecd.
Tor rrojoc, -, j. u. Kceicr. Bristol, Va.
Far Project iS-p. G. !" scott. Lynch
Plans Tor sections OF state roads will be
furnished prospective htdd"rs On receipt
Of check f"r $500, %payahl" t." tn second
street. Richmond. Va. $3.50 OF which will
he refunded when plans are returned in
| good condition within TWO weeks after
bids are opened Plans for bridges can
EAGhth, street. Richmond. Nh,s 1T cost.
S2.Oi for 4S-b anl S02i for SIT.
The State Highway Commissioned re-
serves the right To reject any or all bids.
-. q. COLEMAN.
state Highway Commissioner.
DISPATCH Want Al Branches are ut. all
good drug stores. Look for the nearest
on.
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Apartments nnG Flats
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
broom and bath-Fur-
nished apartment. I'm
mediate possession.
Franklin Street, near
Lombardy. Price, rea-
sonable.
BROOM, modern furnished
apartment. Possession
June l. Located Park
Ave. Will lease to Sep
TENDER. inspection by
appointment.
broom apartment in the
Possession
June LIST. Price, $50
per month.
New broom modern apart
ments on Boulevard. Pos
session in July. Rents
reasonable.
4-room apartments on Mon
ument Ave. Possession
September l.
Church Hill flats, on 32nd
st. 4 rooms and oath.
Price $25 per month.
Down iowa Offices. Imme-
diate possession. Rent
reasonable. Either Single
or en- suite.
Store 2O4 North jefferson
Street. Modern and at
tractive. Good location
for any mercantile bust
ness.
Is new West End stores.
Possession June Is. Rent
reasonable. /.
MORTON G..
T~HALHIMER,
Second Floor First Nation
al Bank Building.
Phone Rand. 81.
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SCitEHS
Ninth and Broad Streets
ROLAND II. CHlLDREY,
- North Eighteenth street
WILLIAMS piiAKMACY.
i"enty first ana Marshall S,reetA
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
Iwcuty-iirst and Main S;rcets.
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
Is' Fairmcunt Avenue.
PHARMACY.
twenty siAtn and venab!c Streeta
:. u. CRAIG.
2SoU East Broad Street.
s!OItD'S DRUG SSpkE.
..oG - Street.
J r SMITH.
MILi.Ek y HHOApS.
W~EiSBEItG
FULTON.
JOHN I. k~UESrEh.
2lS Louisiana street.
j. Is. VAUGHAN.
$500 Williamsburg Avenue
>. ~ BI.ACN ~ SON.
$40 Villa isshugG Avenue
souTi E;it;iAE3N..
AME Il. GGDSEl.
lls East Jm<.Iih Street
l.. J. pAkiiISH.
1908 HUI: Street.
WAS!i.NGIO% ~ EARLY.
1916 iiull Street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOoDl.ASD HEIGHTS liiAhMACl.
S.ui SrEimes Avenue.
BAErOH HEIGHTS.
BAErON n.lulits CONFECTIONERY.
80 No!In Avenue.
ii ..lI-tND rAKh.
i" - VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and stusr, Street
ROLAND r.lKk.
FANS VIEW I!iAiiMAcY.
1900 M1as-Side Avenue.
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ElfPLOlTiESI
HcleMulc or Female 81
MANAGER FOR
MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT.

Man or woman, must have
executive ability and be ca
pablc Of taking complete
charge Of department. \
splendid opportunity With
good salary to the right
party. Apply in own hand
writing. giving past expert
fence and recommendations.
Box b sol, The Dispatch.
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Suburban for Sale
Real Estate Tor Exchange s;

WEST Esd 1000 ia, building. t.
ruoms cHrh; nHe condition. Madison
c..h. lhIIsius
Will. ENCiiANGE iacou.u cit, p!orcr,y
fog small Farm or Domt IL country
Alfred Nell = Co. si5 last tEan.Iia
Street Room 2ii.
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.fUCT{GNS-LEGAL
Legal Notices
50
10 SO. Third :

OFFICE or THE VIRGINIA. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
Jun. SIN. 1891.
lls So Third -
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hUCTIONS-LECdLS
Legal Nufiscs

OF fiCE OF CITY r.
Hooin lo3 City Hal. Richmond TX.
.N1tlce: The transfer buoI<.
pohdeu debi OF tho city of Ricnin.Ht ,hs
oe viSseI af,er June II. 1921. and WI
II. c. coFEn
Conlpitoi'sr.
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
Soto" Is hereby given tina, l. Wult,.
- r"id, executor OF tho estate OF 'h
lodd. deceased. resilient q! Bnl,imn,o
Guy IN IN" state ~ Marylnnd. whcr" H."
s'lu William u. Todd wns duly appoint"I
az "Nern,2i OF said Isaac :, ro,id. viii
max" 'rpiicaiion to the Circui, Court ~
N"ii"lN 'itt, state OF Virginia. ON ~.
sy'h day ~ oc,"hcr. 1921. Tor tho outry
81 an order authorizing mo a4 cNrr,,n-
ii"''-"'' =" transfer from In" STATE Az,
'4fS!hl.t q" the said state OF Maryland. ~.
pi"'"'iS pi Tour certain bonds OF Tho ~,
iin'ic f"I min"nt Building and i.o,u A.
srcltii"n Inc. amounting iu ,n" auyr.cnt.
Z" Riiy-hvo hundred dollars G6.5ooO0,
with Interest,": ON" of said bond. bonn. Ia,
IA" sum ui two thousand ~Ioll,ru tiy 0Ga ia,
two Of said bonds b"lrg Tor IN" autu *
On" thou4nui dollars 10000 np .,ch. AMI
another OF said tnud4 h"lur Tor Tho sum
a, hitSen hundred ]n"irnIs ti.Sqo.gGJ. ai
"t -hId bonds hearing Interest at tho r,,a
"i y yer 'cniun I"r .,uuunt and arc ,,,-
able 10 iUc said Isaac y. Todd
WILLIAM - ODD.
Executor of TIA" estate of ts,,, -
F"ih deceased
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q md BOARD
Vacation Places

BLpls, RIDGE SPRINGS HOTEL.
Opens June LIST under new manage
iilcnt. Famous dyspepsia waters: uinusc-
,iHnts; dhncinE. tennis, riding. bowling,
billiards., pool. etc. Write Tor booklet
biue lt,dT. Springs Hotel
BLUE KlDGE STRINGS. VA.
GKEENWoop HOUSE will oicn FOR sum
in"r quests Junc 20. i.2i. Situated high
IN the islnc kidg" Mountains OF Abe
mari. County on & ~ q. IL. Il De
Ehiful climate. nnc mineral water. For
niofhh' ion apply to Mrs. VI. :. Harris.
Grccnwood House. Greenwood. Va.
IDLE VILE COTTAGE. Niruiniu beach
VA, Twehty-c;Eh;h Street station.
plrcctty ON the ocean front: near ,oun.
ny club aud casino; solid comfort. all
ih" cnioytnents Of the seaslIorr. Opens
June list Season and weekend Tcser-
Nations should - made carly. NITs.
J.. =. Rowland. Manager.
RAYS IoTTAGc. lBuckrno beach. va
hoW open 'og Inc sr4S,NI. ARMY Mrs
GeorGe !. .i<ty. iiuckrou Beach. Va.
THE k"ESIl.wOE:Iu II. Virginia Beach. Va
Ocean front: al rooms hot aud cold
iuhnihE water: rriNat" baths
VIRGINIA. BEACH. - Breaker,
cottage. now open. ocean front; attrar-
tx" rooms. southern cooking. Write Tor
rates aud detailed FORMATION.
Wantcd-Rooms. Board -,
GE~SrlEMAN with reference dcsircs ronrn
with board in private family; Barton
Heights or G!nicr Park ncirhborhu,d
i"rma ncnt. state location ana terms
RE.iL rS1.fiE fOI Rent
l. ~ "a, .,rI
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REAL ESTATE FOX RENT
real ESTATE FOR sir
tnrn,s and Lund Co.. .nI.

FARM
We have a large list OF
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. II you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
Y. l.. d II. l.. DENOON,
S07 E. Main St.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
LIVE STOCK SUPPLY
CUT GREATLY IN
LAST 70 YEARS

Chicago, June 20.---The number of
cattle for each 100 persons in the
United States is today one-third less
than In 1900, the. sheep supply is re-
duced nearly two -thirds, while the
number Of hogs 10 fully Al per cent
smaller now, according to figures
compiled from the federal census re-
ports by Herbert Myrick. q farm ex-
pert.
Declaring that this alarming
shortage In live stock Is such as to
furnish q meat SIMPLY only about as
great forss each person In the country
10 formerly, MrsMyrtck said that
the decline during recent months in
priceSSto producers Ii 20 utterly un-
Justified ~ to constitute the ,gravest
economic crime seVer perpetrated upon
the farmers Dfa america" ~.
Other f~igGxiAssWeres given to show
that 20 per cert fever pounds OF meat
were exported d1t4ng the present fike
cal year than during the previous
year while imports totAlled 176.00O.-
900 poundD pf.fresh meats or nearly
four times as much as two or three
years ago. More than half Of these
Imports he said, were mutton and
lamb from Australasia, or imports rs
times greater. than the exports Of the
United atate4. !
1MrssIaMyrick charged that the u. g.
department Of. agriculture for years
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20

has over-estimated. the numbers OF
sheep and swine and declared that
the departments estimates for Janu-
ary, 1920, was In error no less than
20 per cent. az he said that the cen
U found only $500, 600. sheep com
pared to the governments estimate al
the same date Of 4S,60O,0pQ
THE census also reveals 10000
000 fewer hogs than government es-
Inmates" he continued. having found
per cent less than the department't
estimate Of 1900, 900, The, steady
decline in the. numbers of cattle since
the census vas. taken b emphasized
by the decrease Of nearly 1S per cent
in the number slaughtered during the
past III months S
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GRAND e IHHxkaAIlspDl = JJUEE @, 1921:

the rights "a b 1
Further, most OF the work Of the
British lembassylin Washington had to-
do with Canadian affairs. Lord Bryce
In his day estimated the Canadian
portion ID between two-thtrds and
ithree-fourths OF the total. h II
Don't Concern the Empire.
Among the subjects recently dealt
with have been the following:
The Chicago drainage canal. E
Supplies of coal for Canada.
lLevelsso the Lake OF. the Woods.
The United States merchant ma
Levels 81 Lake Mem,phremagog. !,
DEPORTATION Of pulpwood from Cam
interchange between American and
Canadian railways. especially between
the Canadian National railway sys-
tenn and thsS United States railways:
Panama canal tolls.
Fishing questions on both seaboards
and the Great Lakes.
Tt is obvious that with q Canadian
embassy reporting direct to Ottawa
instead Of to- London these purely Ca,
madam affairs could be expeditiously
dealt With and in most cases without
affecting any one else in the world.
In addition, there is arising a new
group Of foreign issues in which other
countries besides Canada and the
United States are involved; but in
which Canada has a primary and a
Pacific problem and all issues arfs-
iRg out OF 1t. IN this all Of the British
empire L. interested, but Canada, at
least 80 tar as the North Pacific is
concerned, is much more vitality in
terested than, n other portion Of the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
FIRE TUG USED.

Two Harbors, MINI, June ga
hre tug vas used effectively here last
lake front and threatened to spread
to adjoining business houses. City
hremen believed they had the FIRE out
at Hep. M, ana shut oif water ia city
mains e hours later the IRE broke
out again and the. tug was brought
into use, but not until the Masonic
Hall had been destroyed. A heavy fog
idAmpened roofs Of nearby buildings
and assisted fire fighters to confine
the names to the one building. The
loss is estimated at $4,000:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
Canada WEIGHS Nal1inq 81 ENJOY
|. to1U.s 81; Problems He VIII Handle

iCA~sYS9sWsir. n IL IA
s,sr s2Ht10orlohto, June 20.-For going on
years the government 81 Canals;
HI mn ~ ,ior .v.ii.hI
ssx.s.-saA ~ ~ n.Hs - v. ~ ~
IA ns4 IN $50 q $As&v asnansl Ton s0ul 7
Xmas made no appointment. Rumors
] hsys. stated that there hss been 5oppo-
s4Aions y =. ..si... $3.50 us.I,I.
- ~ y -, aEv p!.s 4 .s Ius .a..1.
~ 49, canadian 4m1nigtsrs sc.
sysTane onty reason thea:appoantmnent
~ not peer made. they Say. y 8
Icy 10y neef; 9 70 ma g SUIT
5ss ssF IN enoAdat g ~ fne poGtion. n
i Two O~utstansdfns N
~ ~,
No 49, s.urgN gltHu1e 49,
With Canada'a nrsf amhx.adorshin
are, those 8 Sir Rnhart sRordens for
ffNgrrEprernier. andIN y. Roy1elI. 8 +
sn0era. Tresident &c h nriyv cuuncil
aypho retired toxethen 81 sthe cabinet
When the M reorraniz-
ia. under, Mairhen. Roth1retatnT their
sAS9afs IN the EcnInrnors aa sunnort4rs Of
the 1eoyernment andt.both nave ,abili-
~. & thorou4h rraspo 81 foreign afiairs
/ andva diplomatir Turn. of mind. Il mas
! q naIIMdefiniteivI sAated .hoWever that
III present neither of them VIII accept
Apo3t. Sir Robert poSsibly[ because
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
HARDING RETURNs.

washington, June 20.-Preaident
Harding returned to Washington
early today from a week end cruise
down the Potomac river on the presi-
Dental yacht Mayiower.
The president was accompanied on
the cruise by Mrs. Harding and a
number of guests. He. did not land,
the Mayhower remaining at anchor at
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
NEW BASE.

Honolulu, 7. H. May 25.-(De-
, n !. The navys b,rdmen' who
from their base at Ford Island, Pearl
Harbor, will have a new $~1.25o,ooo
nest there sarly in 1922, according To
naval authorities. Bids recently were
opened in Washington and It is ex-
.pected thAtEsdirt will be flying within
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
NEGRO LYNCHED.

Mccormick. South Carolina, June
20.-Herbert Q~uarrels. a negro
charged with attacking a white won-
IN Of this county was lynched here
this afternoon. The negro was cap
tured by a posse Of citizens and fol-
lowing Identification by the victim.
was forced to climb q tree where he
was riddled with, bullets. q
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
WANT MORE TIME.

Jamestown. NJ D., June 20.-Wil-
liam Wyant and Henry Kearns, North
ern Pacific railroad detectives charg-
ed, with murder in connection with
the death Of three t~ransients fatally
shot here some weeks ago, asked sta
their cases came up in the district
court here today. The time Of their
hearing was set for tomorrow morn
ing Y .b%.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
AIRING FTGHT muRr

Hibbing. Mimi June 20.-As fight
between two miners in Mountain
Iron mine shaft 200 feet below the
surface is being aired In district court
here today at the trial Of Tony Pa
Jumbo, who Is alleged to have corn
mitted assault on John Ottawa, a fell
DO of attacking him with a wrench.
DO at attaekinb him with a wrench.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
BANDITS GET BIG SUI.

10y O11I O1U 0C11sN -
Philadelphia. June 20.-Foursfnasked
Automobile bandits held up Frederick
Myers q runne for the Mutual Trust
Company here today and seized a bag
900. The runner fired after the fleeing
bandits. who escaped with the money.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES,
YoFIo1 To oo1FIAm01a

H091o8 10 0oNx1AOx080.
Notice - hereby given that the Board
Dakota will receive bids at the presi.
dents office At the State University,
Grand Forks, North Dakota, on or be-
fore 10 o'clock a. m. ON July 9Th, for
the construction Of an addition. 42s-10s
xS1"-5". to the University Power Plant
building. A certified check for.6% Of the
amount OF the bid must accompany zach
TO reject any or all bids
Plans n specifications will be on file
IT the Builders EXCHANGES OF Grand
srcrk., snd Fa,Eo; North Dakota. md at
Forks, North Dakota, and the Board OF
Administrations. Bismarck. North Dako-
signed, CHARLES LrEssMAN.
Sec. Board Of Administration
. IJune '13t tb July 81 4sf2
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02

eoon found relief. Now can do al my
own work and It Is the Vegetable Com
pound that has saved me from an opera
ton. cannot praise your medicine too
highly and I tell all of my friends and
neighbors what the Compound did for
me-" = Mrs. MARGARET McCUMBER,
q s. Frazier St., Georgetown, Illinois.
Mrs. McCumber is one Of the unnum-
bered thousands Of housewives who
struggle to keep about their daily tasks.
while suffering from ailments peculiar
to women with backache, sideaches,
headaches, bearing down pains and ner-
vousness, and if every such woman
should profit by her experiences and give
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound trial they would get well.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
CnffIa

Meager supplies of stock were re-
ceived on the local cattle market. With
demand continuing good an active
trade resulted at about steady values.
The small offering of stock received
was of a very desirable grade.
A load of rather choice beef steers
sold for s6.25 and other less desirable
kinds sold for $3.50 and $50. Good
to choice types of killing steers are
being quoted from S5.75 to S6.25, and
medium to fair animals of this class
sell from S5.25 to s5.75. Plain steers
sell as low as s4.15.
Demand for good fat heifers and good
butcher cows has held up very well for
some time but supplies have not been
very heavy. Best heifers sell as high
as $3.50 and small killers have paid IS
high as S4.75 for fancy XII ads his week.
In the feeder steer section quota ,rs
range from $3.50 to Sc. Good to choice
steers will sell from $3.50 to Sc and less
desirable sell as low as $3.50. according
to their quality.
So far receipts of hogs have aver
aged pretty well with preceding weeks
of this season. Though these receipts
should prove very heavy 1t - MT an
ticipattd that values WIN u very eas-
slump severely. Local traders rave
maintained always that they could han
die heavy runs of stock at stronger i'g-
ures than those paid i'm the East
TOP was s6.85 and other sales were
made at sS.75 and s6.t 10. Throwcut
hogs were being quoted at s5.25 TO
sh50. Demand for stock-r pigs ls good
md an inquiry for such stock is made
from day to day but the receipts OF
81, n stock are so few and Tar h'twecn
that It is hardly possible to ,uotc Er'c"s
save on the separate sales.
sheep.
Rig runs of quality stock could be
disposed of dealers declare; but there
i. yerv little demand for the common
radas The season for feeding stock
is beginning to wane. according to all
indications and buyers that seek such
stock these days are looking for lambs
- m.rit that possess a little flesh.
Packers are in the field msaer,a 1rom aay and I'd
uay ai.o, an such stock hold up very well
here The fat section sees ssse,pts eas s,s frem
ac.N,.s dav are in large majority
camprised cag RI Of the feeding classes.
small snp%sn. ,ota Of fsr fsr ;sss ;sGat and d
soouf ,on for The day in the feeder section
was 80.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02
Repudiates Confession,

Dowagiac. Mich.-Again repudiating
an alleged confession in which he is
said to have admitted Staying William
Monroe, his wife and daughter, Neva.
the night of Sept. II. Cyrus Ryther,
80. told officers that he looked into
the window of the Monroe home and
saw an unidentified boy kill the three
by striking them on their heads with
nail-studded club. In the alleged
confession that Ryther repudiated, he
Ia said to have stated the unidentified
boy was his xccOmplice.
The Dolores star., 1921-12-02
Observing the Properties.

"YOu said you would not indulge
in personalities during the campaign"
"Well!"
"But you charged your opponent
with being liar, u thief, an oppres.
sor of widows and orphans and II
rum-soaked frequenter of the low
dives of bootleggers."
mot so. l merely said those were
current rumors in regard to my oppo'
nent and I left it to the judgment OF
an enlightened citizenry to say wheth.
er they were true or false."-Birming.
ham Age-Herald.