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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
HEAVY RAINS BOOST PRICE
OF NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Mark" Developed Tagging Ten
dcnry After Middle uf Week,
Because Of Labor News.
SIiS.O53.05".Oii


NEW ORLEANS. LA, May l5.-J'p
10 the middle %: the week iust ended
the trend Of values TIA the cotton
market Was h:GnHr mainly because
OF tn" heavy rains IN .hc belt. bat
after the middle of the week the mar
kct developed u saEEiue tendency.
partly on account %; Humiliation OF
lohS contracts ana partly because
OF the unfavOrablr labor news from
ENG iand ON the last session of the
week The disappointing American
inI!I figures from the census bureau
snow NJ consumption during April o.!
only iUS.SS2 bales against i3T.r33 I'm
March Of this year. and 5GG.Hl4 in
Apr!l Of last, were Il ,clling influence
ana ana rarr.rd tn" market on to the
,oW'St levels OF the week. At the
highest the leading months were 10
10 ~ points oyer he close OF the
pntccd!hS week. With July up to
i".o2' AZ the lowest they were 81 To-
Ihc market moved over a range %.
"N TO - points. In tn, urt results
prices lost ~ 20 - rointa July clos
ing At 100 In the SPOT d.pnr,mrri
middlnr stood unchanged al HISS In
the net results. y year ago middlInr
closed at 1925
I'm" weather Of the, week was ac-
copied hS further rc;ardug the start
Of the new crop. Official accounts
telling Of too much RAIN over Il larg,
part OF III" holt Planting ana r.
painting wrr" prevented and In
some localities rains we're hcavyy
enough TO wash ont the hood crnli,
SO thnt It was claimed. In some In
s1ancms' tn" thrd planting OF the
which mad cotton up reported slow
growth and more or less damaEc wa
done by hailstorins IN the western
belt
untavorab!c weather coud,,ion
Wci" balanced to Il great extent by
IN" uhthN"rabl" turn taken by dvVrl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
American Pclo Machine
Picked as Easy Victor

LONDON. MAY L. what is Tho
matter With our polo" asks The
SUNDAY Nrross il intimating that
IN" American team wii carry off
en- easy victory unless something
~ done Immediately.
1T IN u bare month before tho
hrSt Test says tIIr Express "and
vet ~" defending sid, has not
"cch S"lsc'cd. The Americans are
here with u team complete prac-
t!stn@ regularly and developing
team work in manner to arouse
anxiety
Yet tn" Eritish selection COM
experimenting when they should
." testing and building up ma
chine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
14TH ANNUAL PREAKMESS
ON PiMLIC0 CARD TODAY
lny NssociatcG rross. /

BALTIMORE. MD. MAY - -Four
tc"n tire" Ncar-"!d colts and niles
viii parade to the post tom brow FOR
tn" fourteenth running Of the Freak
ness. HImlicu'S historic spring frn-
iurc Indications tonight are That
thousands Of persons from other
cities viii see the bic turf event
y ncid in keeping with the Si0.rOu
added event VIII start. Entries
weights. Jockeys and owners follow
Vic, lag ti[ruccD. Airs. 4 l. Miller.
Polly Ann. 10" ,R!cc), Spaldinr Lowe
Jenkins: Mythology. III CJ. w NJ
Durham: Leonardo H.. i96 Is;rhutttn-
gcrb. Nalapa Farm. Sunny Jim. ia
MooncyD, Quincy stable: Jog. III
MorrisD, j. T.. Griffith: Careful I2I
tkcoghD, w. j. Salmon: Ron lommc
III tRohinSon}. Nalapa Farm: Broom
spun. III 'Coltiictt;) II. l.. whitney
Tough Storm. 10? 1RuiwcID. T.. Il.
Mclean: Touch NJ" Not. l2G ,Fair-
hrothcrJ, Grccntrc" stable: Conner
Demon. III LancaSt"rb. Quincy sta
bic; Trystcr. l2i DNummcrb. II. l..
whitney: Star Voter. l26 Grunci-
sem, j Is. l.. Ross
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
WILL DISCUSS MEANS OF
KILLING PINK BOLLWORM
rest Threatens Entire Cotton In
duStry of the Country-Mcmns
Loss Of Millions Annually.
tNy United News.l


WASHINGTON, May IA confer
enc" O consider means OF Graduating
TIA" mink ho!! worm wh rh is ihrc.,t-
'N!nG the cotton iudUstrv OF the
country viii open here Monday UNI
der direction OF the Department OF
iEricultUrc.
II win I've attended hv persons in
i"restcd In the cotton industry com
m"rCiallY. and Federal and state or
tvirls and specialists
Failure "a control the nest ac-
"rding Z" EXPORTS Of the Department
IT AGRICULTURE. would mean an annual
osS Of 20 Ia so per cent Of the
i'nil Cron nr money loss 80 hun-
ir'iS OF IN Hons annually The boil
worm now has a limited foothold in
we hroa$ in Texas two in Louisiana
M two in New Mexico
Ihr possibility OF quarantine ,ncas-
res - nrcvcut r"rrpl ~ tn. nest
~ Othcr Statcs. viii hn NiSnnsscd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
CHURCH HILL BANK WINS
CONTEST FROM COUNCIL

The Church Til! BANS added an
other /" ITS Won column Snturday
by defeating the Liberty ConneiI
l'"i" hN ne score OF II 10 / Tho
'h"rch hin Bank boys outclass.,l
tn" Council boys in every depart J.
ment, while T.. Clarke held them at
ms mercy. Talbot featured for the
Council boys, doing some wonderful
helding. and holding the score to
what ii was: while the work OF j.
NiSsi"N' Horace james. n l.. Jones.
Tucker and ". Nisslcy was Of high
order
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
GRAIN TRAINERS IN FEAR
OF ANTI LEGISLATION

''iinNGo ~ - Thre"rs al the
wss'h'litr nf ihr r',Iiu n~.hnuras ~
p" country closing g. ,hr -eauu n,
Inh-p.t Legislative action. both pres.
"nt ana prosp"ctiv' have thrown the
market into the doldrums
Tho greatest uncH sincss prcyaiIs
Ioard ~ Trade members VINO had
''n l""klng nj IN" situation with n
degree OF optimism have changed
ron au' cannot 80" the silver lining
all Thor cgsrl rem danger
he passaG" by thu national House II
Representatives OF The Tiucher hill
regulating EXCHANGES and they are
not any too hopeful regarding tn nc
lion the Illinois Logisla ,urc " II take
lD0O the l1ntL bills
Grain values had been slowly stag
ne "coua hack" following he dis
t7trnuS declines ~ months back.
which incidentally VAS one az the
la'ion
Now, however. according 20 trader.
the return 81 somewhere near nO--
nal conditions In me int.kct has re-
coivcd virtually n deathhlow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

puNTnEATii-.I.o-t Of wEsrnAMl.foH
Attractive IEluts- Liberal J"riua
III Al.EL-AL. MI-lL-l.LNG.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TIKI STEES AlCT,Oa SALE
G5i ACRES OF LAND
TOG ETHER WITH PERSONAL.
PilOi EIl- {

In execution OF Il certain d.eJ Of
trust TO he unG.rs!gn.d trua,ee
dated Jamu"iy -. iJ-I, ue;ault hav-
debt therein secured. anG y.fu.. 80.
CURED 10 TO DO ~ Tho Dcnynclary
viii sou al pubuc auction. on the
SATURDAY. stay Is. 1921.
NJ - o'C!ocK soon
the ica! .aI.i. ana pl!sy,..u nron
cry GeacT!oed III salu decd as inI
lows.
Coi acres OF sunG. ,oy-tEc. WIN ,t
LuI.G.hsa ln.TeUu. a.! .I..i. n,,
pgI|i.rtea Thereto apDugt..4ut. sItu-
alv4, l.! !H@ 'ani bc.ua ia Charles DIV
.!.s me same tract OF iAa. conveyed
10 Julien GG"h D.: deco nom a. FIN
- uIc*!cy a"d B.f,!.. j.. Greeley.
m.s "!iS. dated HUIcMNcI Is. 1914 and
recorded IA the Clerks O.uce or
Charles cay CVGntJ ia Dy,t Eona
10. -. pas 20 The SAID tract Of
civil s.Gs!nccG. Guleu january %
~! Blk h4Hdiod and a!Aiy SIX and
u4H'ty one hgNGTcdttIs ttsJyvJ acrn.'
H:d bc!Hs inC same tract OF land
conveyed unto Neatnury Farm cor.
.praton W deed GUY recorded ia III.
~!EI u s. ono" aforesaid
AND also tnc iOIIywin,; personal
~ Gp.! -. III ul.s. horses. IL cows
h"t.ers. - sheep. sEouts. ! Eord-
50" tractor. Avery tractor. trActUr
utc", tractor disc harrow, burinr
tooth harrowa ) morse ;!Gws
hoi3e I1o" gram binder, McCor-
mex corn binder. McturiuIrk
'"o"cr, McCocm.ck hay rake. /
hFain drt! 4-ru" corn planter. .
y ,.,i.! cn!livators. u s-norse
Wagons, wagon bodies. ! wagon Eay
4C". h-i!tysa - ali Kinds. LOT y! forks
i'ea ana morse !HI..cnIeHjs usually
!O.ni pH Oh ~ tO-Ga.. farm. 20 TON,
oaI'G mag. lot Of corn fodder
iai-ueu range. / i-DGGner oil stoy,
i"i OF hy-acno!d AND n.Jcnvn it!rut:
lC!". al OF winch I.vgsOua! property
- .oe.tLcI "a IA. above uesgrIu,u r,...I
,state IA Charles CiH county. VI.
TERMS OF SALE For cash as to
necessary 70 dciray the .A,,vusGs or
eAtG-tth- TINS trust. inCIGGimE trus-
ttH COMMISSION OF pea cent ,r, ,
ioF ci1wIn.. ana recording TINS deco.
aM- 10 nay note OF <5.UVv.vp. WITH
interest iEom January 20 ls2i and
VIC aa!""Cc Upon terms TO be au-
Ho-"Cct..
BENZ. ruRVis.
I'uSiaA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

THE ytry uta, l.tr..tlu Ia I;!chiuouI. Lot
NIB hnauni.l Chtwurtltyn' court not
i,,t only '5an '.-ws. 40 cash and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
MARTlNSVlLLE WILL HAVE
AUTOMATIC PHONE SERVICE

DANNii.I.t.. VA. May l5.-Thc
Martinsvillc Town Council has lust
let contract for an automatic tcle-
phone switchboard. which viii en-
able telephone subscribers TO rins
their own numbers. The improve
ment VIII not he put in for come
action Just, now by tho concern con-
tracted with. The town owns it's
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y ". q. C..,..- >, No.,

N"'r'cro - -, - .u.,vpl Io.tqon
r'hn"tor. i'nitcH Dn"sNt.rs Of ,he
C"nfndcracv. will hold their regular
meeting to~N7"rcw wornino y, II
o'clock ri 'h' founG Women's Chris
tian issoH '1tion Building All MON
hers hay" hccn urged to he p-"rcr.
since business OF Importance viii be
transacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

The sunua. rl4. nf yH- MuIua. A.;
,uFAlge society II Nlrs!u.a vii. - nsld
o. May 10. ~! II tie .tii-= OF the So
defy. Room .yi Nutasi Er'l!iu;. Nics.-
l.1ul Va. az O'cIlc.. t. -
O. n OF ? :. ~ !. -. So. .La.y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

y E.-Thc wording mot less than
one fourth cash means that tho
purchaser can pay as much more
than one fourth cash rs he wants up
to and including the entire purchase
money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

certify that the bond required in
the above mcntion"d suit has been
duly given.
CIIAS q. SAVILLE
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

To the creditors or JJpSUN G.
JACKSON. OF Ejehm"ua. in the
county uf iIrnrlou. and district
aforesaid BunI,rupt.
No;icc - hereby given that ON May
IL. 1921 the said JCDSDN JACk!ON
was duly adJui!catcd baukrgp; and
that the first meeting OF his creditors
Will be- hold in my Office EOuWS MS
on the 23HD DAi OF MAY. 1921.
at IN o'clock tn the forenoon, at
which time thu said creditors may at
tend prove their claims appoint -
trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business 20, may
properly come before said meeting.
TiDS T. SNEAD.
Referee III nnl-ruptCy.
NAV n I.gl
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IN tn. Matter OF
FRNNl[l.l%-tAHD
co. INC.
Bankrupt.
Bankruptcy.

To the Creditors Of FRANKLIN
CARO- 60. lNC.. OF Richmond in
the county uf iicnricu. and district
aforesaid Bankrupt:
In pursuance al an order entered
in tn" abovc-cntitlcd matter ou the
18th day Of May. 1921. denying app
provai Of and setting aside the ap-
pointmvmi of trustees for the bank
rupts estate, made 10y tho creditors
at their first meeting HDid on tho
iSth day Of March 1871 and directing
that a meeting of the banlSrupt's
creditors he called for the purpose
Of appointing "a trustee. or trustees
Tor ~ bHnkrupts estate. notice is
hereby given thai a meeting OF the
bankrupt's creditors VIII hc held ia
Room 3l3, post-Oiicc Building.
Richmond. Virginia on the 2iTH
DAY Of MAY. 1921. at 10 o'clock in
tho forenoon, for the purpose Of APP
pointing a trustee. or trustees, for
the banl<rupt's estate.
TlIOS. II. S.NEAD.
Referee in Ia nkruptcy.
Richmond. Va. May IL. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
CABElL AND HlLLMAH STAR
IN WGST-EMD TRAPSHOOT

IN, neck and -n"ok rae" between
tI. !Isman ana Rob Cah"iI. they
DOT gong over tn" hurdles In grcn,
style, was the feature a; mo week
ma ht"rddi To- Shrrr,vk made IA
t""d Try. running his last nineteen
S,IIiHht, hut h" couldn't catch them
W NS"h tlippcn ana Glasgow were
AIS" III striking distance. but they
sf'pH"d ana lost ground AT the water
jump t. y. McGrnth shot q Moor
race Tor htm. only beating his son
IN IHiS"i who Is steadily crawl
ING W towards the nr.'t pew. Colonel
'fuhdN went after Hob Jones. who
E"' away {" Il bad start old man
linmm"nd made Mack Hart ana Little
Billy mourn. II" made half - ,Iozau
or 50 hr'cr rabbit grnss-cropnine :.
Sh"iS' hr"aA.ing his targets only a
'"" rect OF of IN" ground: he handled
Them INK" they We're live birds The
two leaders were the only men 10
!and in the 90 per cent charmed
circi" All he rest viii pass slow
week tn" NEXT shoot cannot come 10
faSt for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Liberty [ nIIIlrII.
o,aIs

summary: Two base MIS- ] Mss.
ley 90. H. Jones stolen bases
Lutte. Green. j. Nissicy. fucker t9l.
H. l.. Jones 80. ts,rho. T.. Clarke.
Sacriiic" h:t Horace .Ioncs. Double
plays Tucker Guassistcb II. l..
Jones I" L.. Nissicv To Tucker: T..
Clarke To ". Nisslcv to Tuckcr.
left on bases Liberty council. /.
Church IIi!l Rank. 8. First base on
error Liberty Council. .: Church
hin Bank. {. Bases on hnlls-ofr
Clarke. :: OF Browning. q on Rcy-
nolds, /. IIits--on Clarke. in Q
innings: off browning. in l-3 In
ming; off Reynolds. IL in 8 "a in
nnGs. Struck out--by T.. Clarke. :.
by Browning. !; by Reynolds 9
Time OF game hours 10 minutes
Umnire-Farley.
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nl,tL4l CLASSIFIED

~ FHE IpISTRIC'r COj'HT or THE
UNITED STATES Fol: VHE EAST
EEN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA
ia the Matter 81 So 2-2S.
JE-BSpS e. JACKSON, Ia
Enuhrup; i!Hrkrlptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Commissioners Sale Of
SOB West Franklin ST..
At Auction

In execution Of two dccrces Of the
han'"rN Court 81 tho city OF Rich
Inond, Va, entered January :. 1915.
ana pc'ubc" .. 1911. respectively. in
IN" suit of Marion T. I.aushorne's
executor - ais, vs. Iulia pu,ucy
Estes 81 ais, we w!ll offer for sale.
on tn" premises. on
FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1921.
Al o'clock T. "
the property ahov" referred To- The
lrSid'n"" - an unusually attractive
wood iioors electric lights heated.
ana Is situated IN the heart of the
h.s' residential district and il one
block from The Commonwealth club
ani Monroe PARIS. The lot fronts
thirty 500 feet and runs back one
hundred and fifty feet To "A twenty
TERMS Not less than one.four,h
cash and IN" residue in three equal
payments. AT g, l.. and II months
from he day OF sale. said deferred
payment. 10 H. evidenced by notes
~ the purchaser. with interest
thereon. 10 be added at the rat. of
q rer cent per annum from day Of
sale, the t!t!c to the said properly to
be retained bV :hc court as So
rurity FOR said deferred payment :
until tho whole Of tho purchase
money j. paid and Il convcyancr IS
ordered by the court.
iANGIipRNE rl'TNEY.
!. JORDAN LliAI<i.
Special comm sts toner's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

IDN BIS. NNs|l.T1 .1l y"ur Ir0u..ty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Mos. lis and III
South Laurel Street

with lot upou which thov stand
iroW!ng about fifty feet and RUNNING
back 10 an alley. These houses viii
mar" good homes. or wlli pay as in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

- THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES For THE EAST
l:R% DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

FO4l boot i-sulis. ust yruf urguer,y for
sale Ot !uI TcAt with L.. r. SCAH4ldt |.
Co.. - %ortu L.gntL street
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AND THEKHArrER. SAY At

6 O'CLO X THAT
tEETAlN Lot OF GEOj Np FRONT
no 100 FEET NJ THE SOrTliW
CORNER. OF TAYLOR AND ROW
LAND SrEEETS and running back To
an alley ia tho rear. This ground is
rus ri:nt for building purposes.
! ftkNlr. NnnOMn.ri AZ SNln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

FOX i.EsuI-TS !.si ypgr iatm~ ana ety
pr-",r,y "ttA Pollard 8 LAS... !ttCn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

First \ntiuuai Hank
i'lnntcr>' SntiunaI Hank
Sntionnl state and cts Rant,
Merchants National Hank
trnrrican National Hank
Itroad street flrni,
central National IInnk
iInnk AZ Commerce aud TRUSTS
ola Dominion Trust co.
savings Bank nf Itichninnd
! niun Itrri. al i.i"hmund
hurch Iiili HANK
Yves. i.n,I i.nna
IirEinin Trust 60.
Mechanics aud NIrrrhrnts' Bnnl
south hi"hm"nd HanL ......
s"h-t"tni ...............
nr"ad"H> \nti"unI Hank
i!irhn,"nd Trust co.
Federal Trust co.
81. Luke Penny savings ttunL
Mechanics Sr,ingr hank
Nr"on! street SnNing> RanL
Commercial iiank aud Trust a.,
''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

FARM vagtu4. .r.p:ov.u.ylts ana near
hi-n a"aI. o"a" j. >" it..... Rad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

II O|IINNTTN'I
NCNt shont. &.Hn l. NJ MMN Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
RE1L ESTATE FOX SALE
HOiISCS for Sulc

rELI. $ WO:f.Hs X co
MAD l1i7 MUTUAL ELDG
WEST E%D-3i 600. moIrru. room
good stf""is- Randolph GC05
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
MAY "a.


This birthdate gives strong char
acteristics. II persons OF this birth
date will control their appetities and
their passions they will become
prosperous in anything they under
take.
The governing planet is Venus.
which gives the person OF this birth
date a great love OF dress. show and
style. The women Of this date will
deny herself the essentials Of life to
provide themselves with fine clothes.
The men of this date are lust as
particular and are hard to live with.
as they are apt TO find fault
especially with their food, Of which
they want the richest and most ex-
pensive kind.
The governing sign is Taurus
which forces this person 10 learn the
lesson Of self-control. The birtb-
stone is an emerald and should be
worn at all times.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

DE A DETECTIVE $50 800 WEEK
ID ly. travel over world experience
unnecessary. American Detective Agency
X' Lucas st. Louis. mayl4-lL
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

HOSIERY AGENTS. MALE AND
female. Interesting proposition; T;
extra money In your own territory, whole
or part time. Thomas p. Leonard Hos
,ery Co, Sixteenth and Columbia Ave.
lnladelphla- apr15-2St.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

SHEEP AND DOGS SHEARED
Equipped with machine 10 handle
large and small flock. Write or
phone 2972, Wilmington, for prices.
r. T.. MORGAN,
40f ~ Harrison st.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

NOR SALE-TIRBS; ALL STANDARD
II ,..akes. Guaranteed frsts AT emf
prices. We carry largest stock Of as
sorted makes Of tires In the State. Low
est prices on all automobile necessities
Keil' Motor Co., Eleventh and Tafnaii
Sts Phone 6i00. apr3O-t IN
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
TYPEWHITERs.
sANITARY WORKER.

IXT J. WINCHESTER. Ills B STREET.
w. Odorless excavating. When you
want your cesspoOls cleaned, phone
4C52-W. feh2-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
FOR REM

TSoR RENT~BUILDTNG FOR M1Nb.
featuring. wholesale grocery or
storage purposes; located at Poole
Plant foot Of Orange st. Apply Will
mington Provision Co, Third and
Orange SITS move fri -sat-tf
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
WANTED

lTEN-AGE II TO 55. EXPERIENCE
WI unnecessary: travel; make secret
Investigations, reports. Salaries, ex-
nenses. American Foreign Detective
Agency o0i St. Louis.
apr3n- -may7-1f-2l -2S.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
STORAGE

CTORAGE-CLEAN, LIGHT STORAGE
- rooms for furniture; also local and
long distant hauling reasonable rates.
Mcmahon Bros. Storage Warehouse.
Third and Orange SITS. Phone S36.
may14-im
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

NOR RENT-CHEERFUL APART
Il ment: windows on all four sides
pieptv of hot water all wear around
Oriole range, fitted screens, new avn
ings. new hardwood floors throughout.
locker in basement. excellent view. Only
one apartment on each floor. Call $500 w,
or write Beverly Apartment, No. /, City.
may12-3t
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

The Want Ads are favored during
the coming week for the finding of
good business propositions, partner
ships anu real estate deals
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
SITUATION WANTED

NM AND WIFE WISH POSITION
r,nln private family. Experienced
f'nesf' 'os Wilson ST. mayia-St
Evening journal., 1921-05-14
AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED TO ADVERTISE
~ our goods and distribute free SAM
pies to consumer: a0c per hour Write
for FUN particulars. American Products
TO-, 1916 American Bldg, Cincinnati,
Ohio. may14-1t
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

CALESMAN, EXPERIENCED IN AU-
- t0mohile accessories, 20 cover vii.
nIncton and nearby territory for local
wholesale house. Man with own car pre-
ferreI STATE experience fully. Address
Rox NIB, Evening Journal ONCE.
mayl2-3t
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

CECURiTY statesmen - HOW
y would you ike 10 sell stock for
company that has been steadily growing
Tor b years and now needs additional
money FOR expansion. on a large scale
one thar will pay big dividends tho first
year and whose capitalization consists
wholly Of common stock. one that Us To-
rtfed in Philadelphia and Is well known.
win stand the most rigid investigation.
Heres Your chance These are the kind
OF businesses we re-hnance. Commls-
sion basis Call at 22S Delaware Trust
rriiilng may14-2t.
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

TOR RENT-APARTNLENT. FOUR
Il rooms, bath, shower. built-in ward
robe, hot water all year, gas stove hot
water heat, gas and electric light,
screens, awnings and shades: No chill
dren. Address Young and Co.. Tenth and
King streets. mar26-t-t-s-n.
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PROPOSALS.
DROpOsALs-SEALED PROP

Il will be received by the State Board
Of Trustees Of the Delaware State Hos
pital at Farnhurst. for the construction
OF railroad siding, near Farnhurst,
Delaware.
Bidders may obtain specifications and
plans from Robert Z. SchOenijahn, Con-
sulting Engineer, at 40s Industrial Trust
Building. Wilmington, Delaware.
Proposals must be addressed to the
Board Of Trustees, care Of the Engineer,
at the above address. accompanied by
certified check or bid bond Bids will
be received until y NJ. Saturday. May
2l 1921 BY order Of
THE STATE BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
CHARLES c. KURTz. President,
may12-3t.
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sPIRITUALIsT NOTICE.

DARLOR AND LEATHER FURNI.
ture our speciality. reasonable prices F..
material supplied: work guaranteed.
y. y. Upholstery Co., 72l Madison ST.
septi0-tyr.
HPHOLSrERING OF EVERY De
- scripuon. made to order; re-uphol-
stering speciality. Reliable uphoirfer-
ing Co, $40 Walnut ST Phone 754g-W
novf-1yr
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

XXyANTED-OF BOY. APPLY
" AZ Walnut 81 mayl4-lI
Evening journal., 1921-05-14

UTOMOBILE MECHANICS ARE AL
y ways in demand. Enroll now In the
largest and equipped Automobile ana
Tractor School In the East. W rlte LOT
free cntalOg. Petz AutomOuve School, IL
y. 10th St, Philadelphia. Pa.
mav7-14-21-2S