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The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
Will Carry Fight
 To "Enemy's Country"
,By Associated Press)

DUBLIN, Aug 3O.-A report in circulation today to the effect that Michael Collins. Sim Fein minister of finance. will speak in Armagh next Sunday, is taken as an indica- tion that the Sim Feners intend to carry the battle for a united Ireland into the "enemy's country"
 Collins move is considered dan gerous. as the belief prevails that the Ulster visit may provoke resent ment.
 Despite the lapse in the negotia- tions, optimism is prevalent here that the negotiations will be re- sumed.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
By Associated Ptess)


 CINCINNATI, Aug 3O.- Advance of the presidential inauguration rom March 1 to the third Monday in January is recommended by a special committee of the American Bar Association, which will open it's annual convention here today. The committee also advices that the con. gress elected in November meet on the second Monday of the following January The ground for the pro. posed change is that too much time elapses between election and inaug. uration and converting of congress.
 The report calls attention to a bill by Senator Ashurst providing for similar alterations.
 Supreme court judges from nearly every state in the union are here for the meeting and it is expected several mmbers of the United States supreme court will also attend.
 William Howard Taft. chief jus tice of the supreme court, will pre-. side at tEe annual banquet which will mark the closing of the conven- ton of Friday evening.
 Governor Harry L. Davis and Mayor John l.. Calvin of Cincinnati will welcome the association at the opening session today. James NJ. Beck of New York will speak on The Spirit of Lawlessness." and Attorney General Harry NJ Daugh-
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
Bar Association HOIding Az1nuGt Contention With
 AU States Represented

erty will deliver an address at the afternoon session.
 With Elihu Root presiding at the evening session. John w. Davis. for. mer ambassador to Great Britain. will address the association on the subject, Our Brethren Overseas"
 Rt. Hon, John A. Simon. K C., of London. former attorney general of England, is also scheduled to speak at the evening session. which will conclude with memorial tributes to the late Edward Douglass White. chief justice of the supreme court, William A. Blount and Stephen S. Gregory.
 Charles S Thomas. former sena- tor from Colorado. will speak on the subject, Without a Friend" at the Thursday afternoon session. which will also be taken up with the re. ports of committees An outing is on the program for Thursday fore noon.
 A symposium on the general sub ject, The Administration of Grim. inal Justice" will be taken up at the morning session on Friday. The nomination and election of officers will also be held at that session. The afternoon session will be con. sumed with committee reports.
 Saturday will see an all day ex- cursion to Dayton as guests Of the Montgomery County Bar Association.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
GOVERNOR OF
 WEST VIRGINIA
 WANTS.TROOPS
CBy Associated Press)

CHARLESTON, Aug. 3O.-Governor Morgan at midnight telegraphed an appeal to President Harding that federal troops be sent to West Vir- ginia at once
 Governor Morgan sent communi- cation jointly to President Harding and Secretary of War Weeks asking that federal troops be sent to West Virginia, in which he said:
 We have information that several hundred men from the coal fields of other states have gathered with tho insurreCtionists in the Little Coal river section who are maintaining armed patrols on the roads and have seized passenger trains on the Ches- apeage X Ohio railway to transfer re- Inducements to their camps. They have cut the telephone and telegraph wires and refuse to allow them to be repaired, and continue to defy the constituted authority of state officers.
 The men assembled by the state to resist the invasion are utterly un- able to repel their attacks and there if imminent danger of great loss of life if there is a clash. ask for troops for the purpose of quelling the insur- rection and disarming those engaged in it."
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
BANKER RECOVERING
 FROM EAR OPERATION

(By International News Service) .A NEW YORK. Aug. 30. - Henry P. Davison, member of the banking firm of J. P. Morgan . Co.,. and one of the foremost financiers iu America, Is re- ported as recovering in Roosevelt hos pital from an operation for removal of a growth behind one of his ears. This growth practically caused the loss of hearing in one ear and resulted in intense headaches. uecessitating Mir. Davison to give up most of his busi- ness cares for the past year.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
MASTER MIND IN SPINDLE RING
 TURNSON PALS
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Aug, 3O..-That John 3orthington, alleged master mind" of the band of mail and bank rob bers whose loot is estimated to total $6.O0O.0O0 and who is said to have assisted Charles w. French in many of his million dollar schemes, will turn states evidence was indicated yesterday when Worthington asked permission to appear in court when French is arraigned.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
Union Men Indicted On Murder Charges
By Associated Press)

WILLIAMSON. w. Va. Aug. 30.- A special grand jury has returned murder indictments against C. F. Keeney. president, and Fred Mooney, secretary. of District No. r of the United Mine Workers of America. and David Robb an international or. ganizer. in connection with the al legged killing of two men last May
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
LITTLE STRIP OF LAND
 CAUSES SERIOUS CLASH
,ny Associated Prossj

VIENNA, Aug. 3O.-lt is reported that Austrians have encountered re- sistance from Hungarians in the oc- equation of Burgenland, a little strip of territory in West Hungary award ed to Austria by the peace treaty. Guerilla warfare is said to have been carried on, but the casualties are re- ported to be small.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
PROHIBITION AGENTS ENDEAVOR TO MAKE
 ATLANTIC CITY DRY
By Associated Press)

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 90. - State prohibition agents and private detec. tives raided many broadwalk cafes to- day in what Is described as the great. est attempt ever made to make At. lantic City bone dry. The warrants served totaled 126, and 1t is predicted the value of the liquor seized will run into thousands of dollars.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
FATHER HAS OWN SON
 ARRESTED AS SPEEDER
(By Associated Press)

BIG TIMBER. Mont. Aug. 30. - Chief of Police Mjelde had his own son arrested and fined for speeding here. The lad indulged in a race with E A. Beiber on the road. The chief was riding in his sons car and imme- diately arrested both of them and es- corted them to court. where they were fined s5 each for infraction of the speed laws.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
ALICE ARM MINING
 PROMISES ACTIVITY
tBy Associated Press)

ALICE ARM, B. C., Aug. 30.-Pre- parations are now in full swing for resumption of active mining operations at the Dolly Warden mine, which has been idle since last December. The railway Is being reopened and the trains are to again take up their runs between the mine and wharf. a dis tance of IS miles, 1t is planned.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
Violent Fighting in Streets of Belfast
By Associated prcssD

BELFAST, Aug. 3O.-Street fighting which has been in progress since yes terday became particularly violent after 1 o'clock today which is the din ner hour at ninety factories radiating from Duncairn Gardens and North Queen street.
 Yesterday and last night two per sons were killed and six wounded
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
Hungarian Minister
 And Smith Sign Pact
tBy Associated Press)

BUDAPEST Aug 30. - The peace treaty between the United States and Hungary was signed here yesterday by Foreign Minister Banfry and Grant Smith, United States commits sioner.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
Quiet After Battle Of Sunday Morning
,By Associated Pressl

LOGAN. w Va, Aug 30. - The Boone-Logan county border, where Captain Brockus and a detail of state police battled with a party of armed men early Sunday. was quiet yesterday with the captain and a large force of men patrolling the district in the vicinity of Ethel and Sharples.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
SEEKING MOTIVE FOR
 ORGANIZING OF KHAN
By Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Aug. 30.-A motive for the organizing of the Klu Klux Klan is being sought in a federal investi- gation being made by Assistant United States Attorney Ginning. who said he would investigase alls- gations that the Klan is a monarchy opposed to a democratic policy"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
GERMAN CABINET
 PROHIBITS PARADES
rBy Associated Press)

BERLIN, Aug, 3O.-After a meet, ing yesterday of the German cabinet, President Ebert issued a decree pro. hibiting meetings, processions, dem. onstrations and the publication of periodical and pamphlets likely to encourage seditions movements.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
HOOTERS OF TEMPLE
 OBTAINED BIG SUM
,By Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Aug 30.-The robbers who footed the 19 safety deposit boxes in the vault of a safety de. posit company in the Masonic tenn pie obtained s224.OOO. according to an announcement made today after a che A of the contents had been completed. Insurance covers the loss. it was also announced.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
MINES LAID TO BLOW UP RAILROAD TRACK
IBy Associated Press)

BUCHAREST, Aug. 30.-Mines have been found laid in the right of way of King Ferdinaud's projected railroad line to Paris. ready to blow up the tracks. The authorities. continuing thsir campaign against terrorism. have Arrested a number of persons in con. uortton with the plot.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
sH HzHEzHzsFrwz---~'-- ~g. BURNED OWN HOUSE TO
 GET RID OF TENANTS
(By Associated Pressl

ALAMEDA, Aug. 30.-Mrs. Rather inc Zahada has confessed to the police that she burned her residence to force tenants to move out, the house being almost completely destroyed The woman Is being held and will be charged with arson.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
TWENTY MILLIONS ARE
 STARVING IN RUSSIA
(By Associated Press)

MOSCOW, Aug. 30.-Leon Kane neff, Soviet relief director, says 20,500, ,0o0 people in fifteen provinces of Russi aare facing starvation, with food resources 50 per cent below those of prs-war days.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
lnsurrection Not Considered Serious
CBy Associated Press,

PARIS. Aug 30 - Official circles here do not consider the Hungarian insurrectionist movement in Burgen- land as serious matter, and it is not thought likely that there will be any necessity of sending allied troops to the scene.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
ANOTHER AMERICAN
 KILLED IN MEXICO
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Aug. 30. - The state department has received con- sular advices from Mexico saying David I. Richards. an American, of Niles. Calf. was killed by Mexicans at ChiveIa last week.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
NEW YORK UNEMPLOYED
 NUMBER HALF MILLION
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Aug 30.--It is esti- mated that there are half a million unemployed in New York and the number Is said to be growing steadily. Relief committees are working to stave off a threatened critical situa- ton next winter.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
Claimed Armed Men Are Reassembling
,Ey Assocla cd Tress)

CHARLESTON. Aug. 30. - Armed men from the Paint creek and Cabin creek coal fields are reassemblng at Marmett in large numbers, accord ing to reports received by Governor Morgan
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
FIRST WHITE CHILD
 OF YUKON IS DEAD
tBy Associated Press1

MADISON, Wis. Aug. 3o.-Miss May Edgreo. aged 2s, the first white person born in ths Klondiks, died here today.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-30
CORDOVA ALASKA TUESDAY, AUGUST 3O 1921
WAR AGAINST CENTRAL
 POWERS THING OF PAST
(By Associated Pressl

NBy AssocIated Pressl
 The treaty signed at Budapest ends the technical state of war of war between the United States and the countries formerly con. stituting the Central Powers of Europe.
 No details of the Austrian peace treaty signed last week have as yet been available for publication.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
cnIc\Go GRAIN M1Eiirr.

REPORTS 90 "a better business ia tn" Man
CHICAGO Ap'u ---Whra; scored Il
suhsihnta. gain in price today. influenced
more or less uy assertions mat Tho exact
u"nt 40 IN" cm"rg"uay tariff b!l! was 20
70" Looked inr n"Nt week The market
closed strong ,c 90 3i=e net h-shc-. with
May N-''. TO SIS aad July N.n't. To
corn finished i'sr to e',c NJ; oa,. nm
changed TO- = higher and provisions AT
IN" inward tendency cc the wheat mar
ket began az thu opcnins and w..h oaiy'
bye! interruptions Continued :" H. mani
'rs. ,hr"ush"ut ih- day. Aside from
rul'rynt l.rss3l thai the Senate WAS lining
nj for quick action ON ih. encrgcuCy
,t-n. thu nulls wyrc favored 10y r"pcr;s
pi orange rust III S.Ctluns x: Kansas ana
ot.nhom, - addition. ny. optimistic
Views were tNir.-s'd regarding Likelihood
'll'' m Hrirsh '"al -triN, was AZ
.r"H,hius q settlement on .ha other
mana. resent buyers aIrctrvd - times 10
N' Glsp .-"i 20 realize freely Export sHiy-
{" B'.g.g'n ont Germany II. ped - bring
"""u, rallies however. amf Tho market
further "Nuort UIsil la cora B-stf,s
'urI. uiiu'lucs continued 4rnE
tF.N."on- HutE s,-d on pt<krr..' buying.
NJ Nssi. however, 'H, market was weak
"w!nr 80 q temporary hrc,,k in the vA,u"
t ln.-
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pUN'S REPORTS DEFINITE
GAIil IN SOME BUSINESS

NEW YORK. April - pun's to-
morrow viii sn:: After lone-contin-
uel liquidation more STABILITY has
developed I'm some markets, with u
definite uai'. in business. Compile
ton Of the rcadjustm"n' Is Yet {" he
attained y. many Instances. ANA i'm
l''.hht'.,,,,.' ~. r,i'.i,. ,,.,,,, ~
ing \ tendency toward easing of
tho monetary striugrnrN, partly zee
i'oc',d i'm -owo lowering Of discount
rates. is "a favorahl" auEury aud froor
lunrkctiuCs of grain mr." making i"r
. lcsscniu- Of the tuan 'ial tension
iu country districts.
Recent sudden changes in temper
:'uvc have been detrimental alike
- cron advancement and seasoned in
crease ~ retail oiS'r.hutioH. yet
weather inlucuccs ar" secondary to
tom" other factors IN th, present Sit
Nation Questions OF prices and WaE {,
hciug urr"rUcS'
Weekly hank clearing, ;iuio.59i. N6l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

ADKISS FURNITURE 60.
!.Ni-|-N- l-.ll Hull. STREET.
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CURB MARKET.

ilIN Universal ScrNice.l
NEW YORK. AIrii -2-pI securities
showed strength an heavy dealings IN
III" curb market today. and although IL,
IN" Subsequent tr,i NJ .n"r" w"r" {, y
sues Nyhi,r reacted uf'nr 'c'i-hiur new
high levels for ans, m ."u"nt tho W
w"mi iseid IN on Is w mM"t'im"1.
selling - "a I"" ne II 60 this move. wItn
- * NC" ta"n j. points. Sttrdhrd
.. 90 N"w N.tS '--,N.ryd mos ut yes
iyrGty'1 loss ;n.s-'aiional Petroleum
mat further adv. c, ~ Is. hnt hcior'
m.Hlss a reaction "i1"U out most vi ;ht
''u'r .N"m"ut. NA:aca.Lr Was N hct,'r
heiuHad
The !udustrials w.r" more or loss neg.
l.c'cd. HvtHuaH %: the interest shown IN
ia" oils hurHHt Motors ros" slight ~
and thon became easier. Chiulgo aud
Eastern Illinois ISSUES Were slight. lower.
Southern coal aud iron HELD around i's
previous C.osc. Mining stocks we're nr'u
ana active i'yuts were IN good demand
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR SuIo

WE have several second -hand passcnxe,
cars and trucks In tho best of condition
mec I,si rixh:. Price reasona6iS
fors buying eIssHhers. A. Never so oo
&C. s',l sotth Eighth Street Madison
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

NEW YORK April 2.-Money on call
ON thr stock Exchange opened At per
cent. High. ~ per cent: low. per cclt Z.
closing reS cent. 80 - OF the days
loans w.r" made at o. ,,,r cent
riiuc money was offered at -: To : per
cent. but there WAS small demand. bids
We're made al - per cent. Renewals We're
ARRANGED at : per cent 70. III" longer ina
TURTLES.
NrlcahlLe paper rates rui'H a, - w.
changed. for the best names. aad ~, To- $
D"r cont for less h;GhN rated names
There was some rusiIcsS ."n' ~ u. oei
cent on choice names at short maturity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

MEM ORLEANS. Aprli though rice
no sales. receipts. G|i sacks. mi!icTs re-
C"ipts same. Clean rico steady. Sales:
Honduras. i.%1c pockets. -. q 2".. Blaze
nOlish uMChnnEnI. k.rNiptS. no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

NEW YORK. April "..-Th"rc was NO
chhnE" Ia the local raw sugar market
today, aud while business MAS Report
"d tho uniorton" WAS easier. Prices w"r"
quoted at Csc FOR cubaS, cost and freight
cuua! TO a.6t for centrifugal. by thc COM
miitrr. whil" uncontrolled sugars ruled
ut 80:
Following yesterdays decline In raws
there was r"adiustmrnt 10y several Of
tho local rciincrS in ;rnacd. with prices
unchanged tn - ppin;S lower. iur Eranu-
lated nov ranging fr"u ~ Il i.5l. Thor"
was no nIt!Crab." Improvement In IN: do
nestle demand. although i, was reported
that exporters wrr" in the market. but
-" business WAS reported.
Sugar futures wry. quite active. u.r
closing prices wcr" Is to t points net
lower ar within Il few points OF the low
"st under continued liquidation by out
Side interests. prompted by ;hc weak
Lrss IN the Sipt market. Ftna, bids: Nal.
$50 July. iCj: September. i.0S.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale
ANpEnsoN's SPECIALS.

h-NbIiNoo.N
a-pc. walnut bedroom suit .3s7 so
golden oak dresser. 7s
golden oak dresser. II IS
white enamel bed and
springs '.'.'........... 10 10
l white enamel bed and
sP' Inks .......... Is so
woven wire cot. all steel. 1875
Mascot: can be made into
iuii-s'zc double bed. 20 rs
extra large mirror. suit
abb" for barber shop or
dressing establishment. 80 SO
golden OAK ..". ''o ms
hanging hail rack. mis-.
"'oh ''.,.....,.... . 80
3-ricce mahogany parlor
suit upholstered In
tapestry. Slightly used. &c rs
mahogany wha,-no,. .....u75
golden oak Morris chair. I.7s
in,o.r!ni punr,crcA oak
huhrt ......,... 20 70
S"iirn OAK dining table.
. ;tet -.............. lG 10
G.foo; dining table. "a
sinE!" glass door quar;orcd
oak wardrobe .. t,;5
double. door golden oak
wardrobe ......... a. 80
golden oak drcssins table. .s75
Victor phonograph. with
extra large cabinet. 77Ts
Victor phonograrh. with
Z dou6ie.i!sr rccards..' p, rs
combination hoohcasc and
writing desk " ~ IA
ladies mahogany desk.... AIS
golden oak library table. 1850
fumed oak library table. 1850
golden oak folding bed.
".ih cotton uai;icss 20 20
A%pEnSpN FURNITURE co
broad AT FIRST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

the only onicia, quotations received, came
IN snccin' cable reporting t"Jays mar
there Was talk ~ Chilly 'S Sn "T' t "it,
In the cost and freight market which
dnnht'csI contributed to the coca! de-
c'inc' The uLcnipE wac To : p"ii;S
lower, with September selling OF from
~ ~ the start 10 ga AMI :,usIng at
6iS bid. The general l..: cnsvd at
not decline Of to ID points May. 5c2!
iuly. Gus; September. G..S: October. SIS:
December, t.."; january, 1a5: March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

NEW YORK. April Cotton goods aui
yarns ruled steady today. with demand
light. SILK goods were firm. hut buyr:.
declined to gay advances. Wool market =
remained steady. Raw SILK Was oasic:.
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sppo,.on. and when soft and
RICHMOND STOCK M!,ltKEr.
Caskic q. Burch " Company.
IFS last Main Street
CITY AND STATE sEcu MfIi' ~

CITY AND STATE SECURITIES.
Va. s.. oia c. and r. ,,s, -! " ASK '.. d.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
Nor. Ry. and Light Co... - i 1871
Va. Ry. and row. Co. com. ih) 1874 -.
RAILROAD STOCKS
Il 4. and \. DIV. Obli:. 100 70
BANK AND TRUST 90 STOCKS.
American National Bank. 100 Ia -.
kruaJ street Hank =, ~ e..
Broadway National lIaik. .Jp Ia ...
BHnk % Com. alt Trusts !Ol l.5 20
Central National Bank. 70, $50 rs
church M. Bank ........ 100 -.
fits; National Bank. 10 &C.. go
Merchants National Bank llo 40
Mechanics aud Merchant. lOt go o..
Nat. state and CRY Bank - i'J go
old Dominion Trust CO... llr $50 l.l
Planters National Bank =. - ~
RiChnlond TT st 60. ...... la ~
Nirc!nlt Trust CO. ........ III, $50 80
Yves; End hank .....,.... - -: 80.
NlSCGiLA NEOCS
jon. Realty Corp. LIST pa. 100 i2;a 80
l.lrus ana Bro Co. pfu.
go Participating ......... !co lOj -.
Old Dom. l ana Steel co. ...
Cnlver Leaf lob 80 nd 10 So -
Va Cur. chem. p:i.. So. 90 ., e.
Va Car. Chem. ,niI..-... 100 - &c.
Standard i'arsr. pfi ..... 1881. 60.
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Deaths
f'unc.al Directors

NUtkNlSt. rl1ENo completed Ia "a
hours We are equipped to dyc gEr.
meats s!ach Ia ;wrnty tour hours. This
10 s2ec!a! branch o: or business and
aiNhys siNLn prompt attention.
- .lt.".'s %n7 North seventh Street
PiiAGi-Eiwin rhHup. funeral director
and ,mnalmvr. SOS East Mai,. Street
Ma!!Ap; ~. Rand $3.50
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FINANCIAL.

NY Universal ScrN!Cc.l
NEW YORK. April New York Clear.
ing House exchanges today were s'"S,-
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Lodge Notices

UNITY Lodge. 40. -. I. .. OF
Members q! inls lut.. VIII nc., at 2iGt
East broad STREET. al "a o'clock \ III
sunday, Arr'i 1. !. 1874 10 attend Dvin.
services At =. ioHu> EpiscOpal church
brethren OF sister lodges and transient
brethren are Invited 10 meet with as
LpllN W. HUGHES.
Secretary.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,
lNDENEp ron o,,Ic,. n.,,,,,,,,,,.-.,.

lNDENEp FOR QUICK REFERENCE.
classified advertisements ordered f,-
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type IL cents Word daily. and ! cents
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These rates apply only to advertisements.
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Longer Term Rates for business Advcr-
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Lost and FOUND

COII.iE-Straycd. from ivO9 IVES; Mar
street TnursLay tan and white male
COLI" dog. with lg2l medal ON collar
ihon" i;ant"ipn 81. Reward.
I'lE--I.OSt. Tuesday, large pearl ana san
rhirc crescent pan. Finder notify Mrs
II. Ian" Cook" Nest Point. Va and
RECEIVE rcMATh -
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

SALESMAN wanted FOR city work: ono c1-
pericnced III automobile accessories pre-
icrrcd. Address Box i0i. The Dis
patch.
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spcca: tn,.es
Personals

VERY attractive Curs"js and .:irllcs for
the d-buttitc. Come in ana Inspect
ihyn .ihr Corset shop 3l7 North
'itth Street. Mis- y. i. lyle, propri.tnr