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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
START MOVEMENT TO
REFUSE RECOGNITION
F.. OF MINE INSPECTION
(By The Associated Press

Pittsburgh, kans., April I5.-A
movement to refuse to recognize
the state inspection of mines has
been launched among the local
unions Of the Kansas district of
the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea. Promoters of the movement,
believed to have the encourage
agement at least of Alexander
Howat, the district president, ex-
plain that the Kansas mine inspec-
ton department now is under the
supervision of the court of indus
trial relations, against which the
miners union has declared unre-
lentiUg warfare.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
SAW MILL TO REOPEN
ON MONDAY MORNING
WITH ENTIRE FORCE

Colonel George Breeze, president
of the Mckinley Land and Lumber
company, announced last night that
repairs at the lumber mills would
be completed on Monday and that
the mills would reopen at that
time. The opening of the mills has
been delayed by the slow trans
portation of goods needed for the
repairs.
Colonel Breeze also announced
that the mills would open at fu@
capacity. Cutting has been in
progress at the timber lands for
over a week.
According to scientists sounds
are diverted and lessened during
rain. That is because the falling
rain twists" the sound waves from
their course.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16

uuSllltl peace between fdlllOdu
employees and employers.
The Only Course Open.
The decision of the board to per-
nit individual conferences be-
tween each road and its employees,
instead of granting labor's request
for one national conference, was
said by board members to have
been the. only course open.
There is nothing in the law to
authorize the board to set up ma
tional conference or a national set
of agreements" said a member of
the public group. every railroad
has the free alienated right to
negotiate with its own employees if
it so desires and every American
citizen has the right to make his
own terms with his employers if
he so desires. Neither could be
bound by concerted action on eth
er side"
The board also let it be known
that while the set of sixteen prin-
ciples which the decision said
should be part of any agreement,
was written by Henry r. Hunt of
the public group. 1t had been APP
proved by each member of the
group, although only a majority
was necessary to incorporate it in
the decision.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
ABROGATION OF NATIONAL PACTS
is ACCEPTED BY SHOP TRADES;
VICTORY FOR LABOR, THEY SAY
Decision of Labor Board Does Not Impair the
Workers Economic or Social Status; Sam
uel Gompers Says the Tribunal Must Have
Been influenced By "Big Business"
tBY THE ASSOCIATED PREss.l

Chicago, April l5,--Abrogation
Of the national agreements between
the railroads and their employees,
announced yesterday by the rail-
road labor board, was officially ac-
cepted tonight by the executive
council of the shop trades in a
statement which hailed the deci-
sion as great victory for labor,
declaring it did not impair lahor's
economic or social status. About
100000 men are employed in the
shop crafts.
During the day the railroads,
through the conference committee
Of the Association of Railway EX-
ecutives and through statements
from the heads Of individual roads,
approved the decision as a whole,
although criticizing certain fea-
lures of it,
Gompers Raps Board.
The attitude of the shop trades
council, however, apparently was
not shared by all labor leaders.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation Of Labor, in
a statement issued in New York.
declared that the board must have
been influenced by big business" .
while others termed the decision
the work of the steel trust and
criticized it severely.
The labor board itself expressed
satisfaction over the fact that the
decision had met with some APP
prevail from both sides, declaring
that this indicated that it had
opened the way to permanent in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
DEMOCRACY is ON TRIAL MAGEE|
% o. % % 90 20 o. % -o-I
NEWSPAPER SHOULD CHAMPION III
90 % % 90 90 % 90 90 %
CITIZENSHIP is EXPLAINED AT "U'I
BY MAE HEMRY-MEACHAM.

Assembly hour at the university yesterday morning
of especial interest to the Students judging by the
attendance and the close attention they gave to the
speaker, Carl C. Magee editor and publisher of the
Morning Journal, who spoke "The Newspaper as a
Citizen at the invitation of the class in journalism
Mrs S. B. Miller opened the program with sprightly
song of spring. DR.. John D. Clark, in introducing the
speaker said he wished to refer to the Journal The
Newspaper That is Friend" calling attention to the gem
and hearenng support had given athletics at the
university and to all other matters of vital interest to
students and faculty.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
PLANS ARE STARTED
TO PAY PENSIONS TO
FORMER PRESIDENTS
lRr The Associnted prcss.l

washington. April IA pro-
posal that former presidents be
paid annual pensions of $4,000
was introduced in the senate today
by Senator Calder, republican, New
York, and in the house by Repre-
sentative Dyer, republican, Mis-
souri,.
Another pension plan introduced
in the house wPs that Of Represen-
tative Ricketts,, republican, of Ohio,
providing from So to $14 a week
for persons over 65 years of age
who have incomes not exceeding
$40 a week and who are attempt
ing to earn a living if physically
able to do so.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16

Mr. Magee opened ms ADDRESS by
la naive admission.
Not a Copyist.
Il don't know anything about
iournalism--the law is my profess
sion. | am a novice at the work.
| have nothing to do with getting
out the good parts of the paper. l
do the ineXpert part, all its mis-
takes are my mistakes. | run 1t
with my conscience rather than
with my sense. | have taken no
.o,ner newspaper as my ideal I
inst conduct it as best / can"
lie outlined citizenship briefly;
from its inception in the family,
one Of whom was the head or boss
and was responsible for the acts
of all the rest on down through
pastoral TO tribal or community
life, until tribes united under one
strong leader who became the
thinker for all the groups, reliev-
ing the individual member from
espOnsibHity other than to do his
duty as it was told him. From
this system monarchies and all
their attendant evils developed un-
I'll in course of time, democracy
as a protest from one man rule,
came into existence
Democracy On Trial.
Democracy is still on trial
says Mr.. Magee. ut is not yet an
accomplished fact. In place Of the
one man rule, as in q monarchy
public sentiment in a democracy is
the determining factor as to policy
and procedure for the common
good. With this privilege Of indie
pendent thinking, a citizen of a
democracy becomes more respon-
sible than a citizen of monarchy.
His collective thought becomes
public opinion--the most powerful
weapon in the world. If then we
are to think and act in the creation
of public opinion, preparation by
way of popular education is the
means. Widen your scope Of
knowledge. Get a larger outlook.
A true democracy cannot exist
without education and broad
minds; it will go back from whence
it came.
Nltll are StlllSll WIFI tilfN nave
power. They begin to think in
terms of special interest. They
must be brought to think in terms
Of humanity. We become then,
real citizens of the world if we get
the true idea of service to our fell
low beings; especially do those
weaker and more poorly equipped
than ourselves need our unselfish
service.
Ten Thousand Tongues.
"a good newspaper is merely a
good citizen with ten thousand
tongues 50 it must be truthful, as
an individual is truthful, for its
falsity is a menace. in that it has a
bad effect on o. community It's
Fundamental function is to pound
away on the idea of personal
righteousness, equality of opportu-
nifty if it is to be of wide service
in helping to perpetuate democracy.
"A newspaper should not be run
as a personal benefit to its publish
err or to any special group. It be-
longs to all the people, Its news
columns should be absolutely un-
colored, facts should be presented
without fear or favor. No matter
what mistakes may be made edi-
torially, the news columns should
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
DUCkW0RTH ISSUES
A REQUISiTI0N FOR
QUAY COUNTY MAN

Santa FNe, April 15.-Acting Gov
ernor Duckworth today issued a
requisition for l.. Huff, who is in
dicted in Quay county on the
charge of bigamy He was married
to Maud Patton Huff and married
Sallie Smith Huff befofe getting
separated from the first, the acting
governor was advised.
The Quay county sheriff, who
applied for the requisitipn, said
Huff was held in Jail at Okmulgee
Oisla., on the charge Of Illegally
selling liquor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
The Road to Happiness.

You must keep well if you wish
to be happy. When constipated
take one or two of Chamberlain
Tablets Immediately after supper.
They cause a gentle movement of
the bowels.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
Aviator Is Killed.

Washington, April 15.-Lieut.
James ]. Langin, army air service,
was killed today at Boiling field in
the fall of his plane. He was de-
scending to make a landing and
was within 200 feet of the ground
when the machine fell.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16

The library of the University of
Paris is to have a collection of
phonograph records reproducing
the voices Of the greatest men of
modern France.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-16
FIRE CHIEF RUSSELL.
RESIGNS AFTER IL
YEARS OF SERVICE
Continued from Page ons.)
FIRED RUSSELL"

not responsible for the present cri-
sis do not suffer.
Sincerely,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

nEoi Az IN lnis column 10 the All
Liza: tells ALL the fscts abou: the r-opo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07
Icy \. l.. AnAMSON.
Real Estat" AuCtioDetr.
rustee S Auction Sale

OF TIA, desirable huus, ana lot. No.
~ East Eirht"cnth Street South
Richmond VA
~ virtue OF /, decd OF trust. dated
october IS 1915" ana recorded In the
cl'rk'H one Of iiusiiugs Court. Fart
u. iu H. l.. f-E. plG" 51S. default
Naviu. h""n made u tn" payul.u, af
the bond secured thereby aud being
Directed $50 To dn by tho rOarG Of
Directors Of tn" Virginia siuiiding and
Loan Company the undersigned triis-
tc" viii sen at public auction ON the
premises on
WEDNESDAY TIL: nTu DAY OF
MAY. i"2l
81 5.3u o'clock = NJ
The aHov" house aud lot, described
~ said decd uS hcginuin" on the west
line of said Eighteenth street. lg3
feet south of Decatur street and rum
ming thence %outhwardly along and
fronting - feet J inches on the west
lin" OF Eighteenth Street and runnin,:
back on its northern limo ll2 feet to
tn" Petersburg Turnpike and or its
southern line 80 f"-, towards TN.
TURNPIKE. thence norNwardly trrt
inches. thence wcStWardiy TO the
;urnnikr go f"-t 10 inches. ana having
n 'front.' on the turnpike OF II feet 1
inches. The house iS q comiortabl.
dwelling of about 4 rooms
TEXANS; Cash. The balance due on
said bond is S7S3.4G
y L.. ADAMSON.
Trustee.
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EDWARD l.. RYAN
M, Trustee.
Notc-,rhis sale is made suOIect 10
a prior lien OF SS.DDU0c.
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| rustee S Auction Sale

'ss l AGgfs H2hE T OF LEff cAk5EP
I !; >I'.;.,. en- n i, /: I.Wi+LI!St;.
NIFTY ~; 1k iEeT at;At:H FOE bA II,
i%tATl:D Is S riiE co e F9'S Sc:
yi n.ri;i VA, n MID.
RAILWAY AT RpEiouS SvNrioN,
10 MILES FROM RICHMOND.
dated December S. 1919. and recorded
Chcstcrfcl", Va. IN D. Il. 1857. page
55, default having been made in tho
naym"Mht OF portion OF the debt
unircd so Ia do by the beneficiary ana
holder of thc debt so secured / will
sell nj public auction. on the prem
TUESDAY. MAY J. 1921,
AT O'Clock p. NJ.
The following described real estate:
All that certain tract or parcel of
land in The, County of Chesterfield.
Va. i" Midlothian Magistoriai s.
tenanccs. known as "Be.S:ade. ;p coT:
laln'hs IS acres. more or less. stu
ern halfway, nj Eobious station. and
bounded aS follows:
bHsinninE ~ a corner on the lands
ot JaihcS watkins ut the Intersection
81 me River Road and Spring Uun
Notd. thence down said River Road
~ - poles TO the line Of the South
crn halfway. AT Robious Station
lhrnHe along the northern line OF snii
ra'iW"y - an casterly direction 70
~ Nrw load. thence along the w.st
I'm llne OF the New River Road In -
s y.xn1 ." ne line OF the land con-
w4rui% y, along the line OF said Laird
S,'o W.. 50 chains 10 another point
or me land or said Laird, thence
20 pine and white oak. thenca = -, -
WI IS poles to Il rock. tb.nc.,
81" 81 10 81 poles 10 whI,n o,it
thence 80 - WlSl roirs ,inn,.
ditch. thence S.lG l.. W.5O uolrs 70
ihc point %! beginning.
TERMS. Cash sufficient Ia mn, o,,
ana discharge one note for thr SIN,
OF S2l2o.nO, with interest ON 81 mn 80
thereof from the Sth dav OF .DScsmo'
Der. 1920, and one unmatureG Ill
TOR the sum of s35Si0O. WIN h no,e
90 interest as OF the day ot pavmenT
thc notsholder. under me irrn,a -;
SAID deed securing said Inter S,,n,
"!cctirE 10 declare same du, ANA 49,.
able and the costs OF executing this
trust. 'S
EDWARD L. RYAN.
Notc-This sale is made subject 70
prior lea OF SS.OoU0c.
Above sale continued on account n,
rain 10 SATURDAY. MAY {. 1921. at
a. ri
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

GROCERY STORE. Ia barton Heights for
Ahlr. tMil KhnNolph ii3i.
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\i.l.EN a. s.NNiI.LE.
Director ~ Public Works
OFFICE 90 THE NiisUlSI.N STATE
ilIItNNN tpA,At.SS
NlttiNr\r. ,;RGt-\lN.
1. Il


luI. .,gii II. ,.,,i,.i ~; +, ~
vir.ing, S,s.. i,irn,,' ~" , ",1.' "' me-
Sol' I,I-i str.'T III .n,ni,n ~
MI Min, ,''r,, ~ IN - -, E',ih,
s,,.,,, ,' "IT"' N,'y ~ !'-i i"r me
Iryi,,in ..r,l.r, <n !, 20. ,p..
craitnE ana ,tfuin,u" st,t,.,t,rr. on Sal,
IN Ur.Ns,n ,,n,,,,iy 10 N"S'"S'
vtrxin,. pr"i.rt Xo ~ s.r,I,,,
it5aa no u 'T from or Si n,,Hr r" =" %
'!Trcn Goun'y 49,
soil rr6.I %, .-,,o .,., 81 '.'''' iy, ~,
stat '"t"' q" .'"E'o,'"' '' Coo h'"n!
IA tA., r.,. I'D .s,na SEAL, ,pnvtc. .abur
"a ~ cots Pc "our
20 snow contractors ov, lie datSrcnt
.roJccts follows
10" AYis sS3s't a, iio.oc o.,.o,s rrany May
~ t'f Dd ,!"3%f, - Hio.oo o,l,,h ruc,a,y
Mag !. ,, 'Sr i'f"i.ei -, 3D.. ,n -,
y Er,' M" No'." !" ne ninnuni OF /"
''yy'%ia .,n, -. i,, p!u ~,
o,,ir. AM ir srIs'"yS!."ns ,iit5.h"
prS,rni NJ al .,;,".' ~ ,t..Ib.ni, ~ NM 10
nc"T J. IL. k.rier, nrts,ol. IA, ana Tor
Protect No 70, Srctiuu -, ON. or
"IaiHSn' ns.ms.r SNshurs, va;
sistnnt ,,umisst"nnr a. of yyhi"H ,,i,l
Ia. rrfun.i,J ~ hrn uin'. H.. ,",vr,,,., -,
good coalition WITHIN ,wn wySt, ntt"r
SStds ARE onsm"d "''''
81 n,,h,.,,. Observation-Disclosures. 80
., ~. ,'S t w. "'i,,''sN'"'tii'
So. ,I,.hv,' ,,'t.r ,; y y
$50 'h""'F ''''"''''''"'''
~ -, ,.,,, -, ,.,
James h.ysr Valley fe.e'no"e romnA"N.
YOU sT.S hereby notified ma, pur.u,nt
:. ~. r.IV -, 80. ~, - -" ''' uhIN
man 70 Ter cent OF tL, u,pit, .1,rt ~
In, t.luvnnn, AMI inn.. a. -, ~. 20
',',,..tn MN. ,'"I,,,'.t,v 49,. ~, ,S,,
Ia. -, IA. stnchnS der, OF ,,i,i cnuI,,,ny
g., t, he. a Al In. xinrtu,, iIot.. Or
n,I ."cIItn and AiIt.! streets, KIchaioai.
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SATURDAY, May Is. l,al,



the real estate ana personal prop
eTty dcsSr.oru IN saIu decd as Ioi-
ivMs
Vot "eIcs "a ..nG. tos .ther with All
ou!."'"os theIcon. and rights and
rshf.,ueSs ,ne:vtO apg4rtv..au.. s.tu
4tS.. - .I.o Inu DuI..e al Lu,Il,s GO.
equity, IL me state OF Virginia pe-
ms me same tract OF I...u conveyed
80 Julien G.nn by deed nom A. Fun
ies Greeley ana Bertha IL. Greeley,
~ "'',. lieu 'N''v..."ur -. 1914. .,I.i
.S.Si-eH ." t..e e.e."s Once VI
GHaT,rs SuS county n Deed iSooS
No. -. page 90. ;"c saIu tract OF
''t"u ro"t".s.in7. according TO d sur
-! "i." ''.,-.. ''.'.no uy J. Lycii Clarke,
go -" ''"....Sd anu sixty ana
t'"-.! u"E -"u.sus cdtns tGto.yOJ acres
ga" o''"s inv N.uiv tract OF iand
,oisNc!cu auiU nes,Jul, ru.,u Cor
-" 1...N~ a.o'csA.d
ma .iso me following personal
heiicis. - sneep snoats. Ford
SON ii+'vsur. Avery tractor, tractor
h"". '1"Cior disc harrow. spring.
."uth n"irows 3-hOrse p!ows. =
hoiSe pIuw, grain binder, l McCor-
mick corn pindcr. / Mccormick
nT,T,, ag5, Me- orm,ek nay rake, !
riu:h6 SuIiiNators. or J-norss
wagons, wagon bodies. | wagon hay
sach hainess Z: al: .tinds. lot or iorks..
Eocs ana l-norSe implements usunTiE
iouni on an up-tu-ua.: farm, so tons
oaird NAY lot OF corn fodder. /
NIEc".h 'AitGv. i-burner oil stove,
'o' "t HV-av nusH and Kitchen turns
care. .'' 90 "n.vH personal property
IoS.sIed On me above ursrrIucu real
,N'"'u 40 1E.r!v> C'ty County vir.
e....a.
iEkMS OK NAi-r. For cash as ID
81 much OF the proceeds as may be
necessary 10 defray the expenses. OF
executing this trust. including trus >
zee conimiss!cn OF PEI cont, fees
."g dfawinr ANA fccotun,- inis deed,
an. 10 Pay h0te OF sD,tUv.Uu. with
i.NS9sst from January -. 1921. and
She ""ISnte upOn lcrns TO tie nn-
.F..e'v..
BEN rGHy!s
lFust1s
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C1iDha- LEnILS
,..... .,...,r, 81
AIl.A.< ne uOasI LINE: KAlLROAp
COMPANY.
al 500

CUM Any.
ONO" UI the secretary
NtitCr O. Ht4t"I 49, -n thrI the reguln.
dI......I ai.J -.,..,.a. ,..Teiing Of The bIora
hu.uyrs u. '!Iu At.nitEc Coast Line Ea..-
road Company Ma! %, H,ii ~ the uln,u
OF tH- Com many ~ III ia nInO.iJ 4 slI...Ia.
i;a.,s."y St'tIUH, 90, az - "! .i.,Ii."oI.,I.
SI.iIa. ~ rs ~ '.tE i.In ia
or Nay !.-i 81 a. O clock y. NJ. me
trnHsicr hou"s uI the company WI! close
" v,.n,..las STA, . l52l, at U'Clugn a..
III TturcncJ on Wcuny sdaS
Ma .?-i. a. 10 pCiucn =. NJ
II. /. BORDEN.
secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

AliMI stHrLIs suii,.i.' of al. kInds--
icNis. cots. hHth"rts. ...-uu eu."Fs etc
>n'S "''p''"N -. i''s,n'', .'e each. rhED-
ware. n"w slightly rusty .N..u. COILS
!l.'" yeT COZ. SaINani"cd g"ohus. used.
sHSH'S rusty, pea sncci. 90, zach 20
hui Sc power Vim steam cGsI,,-. lust
"Ecrniu'ri. ~. cc. iron sale, pric-
ticnHS new, dimensions 40. N.5x.9S
Inches. 1000. 1"oh"r"I"Ts desk. cd H.
practically ncw. sl..Uu. itt-t"p ,iysa
OAK. practically new. s...uC. wood tIoi he
lockers pes section. bI."O each. Sirom-
berg time r!oC"s. s2".VJ each. III The
army used t.. has- ii Write for
FREQ cataiog Dep: No. l. Army and
Navy supply Company. 40 Broo. Ave-
nue.. Ill North Seventeenth Street, 33OI
Lester street. Randolph 1875.
HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily
testify to tho GOOD results obtained
from Timea-DlspA:ch Want Ada
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

the real estate ana personal prop
cry dcsSI.S,u IA saiu decd as Ioi-
ivMs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-07

KEGISItI.ED phA Tiua !st Wants position
a. once excellent references, SOBER, no
dope IiuN l. 80. care The dispatch
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Auto Livcry-Garas",

AUTOS ,ilRED. tl.JD tgoO $50, per hour
Daniols. Boulevard ~ sip }.
STORAGE space Ton ten more cars and
trucks. day nnd might service. T'rulua!
MniuI 90. mo. NLntM ana IAry SlInDt,
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Hclp-Ainlc or Female
SITUATIONS Mantc,i--Slnlc 81

LAWYER OF ten years standing desires
position with pruEivsslv" company where
advancement wil! 10" az rhplu ii ability
IS demonstrated. EoA II $50, care Tic
Dispatch.
POSITION ~ young married man as
st"WIcd ut = nrs; -u.uss motel, references
exchanged. hoN i-a. oarc The DIS
pH'cn.
POSITION by New Y0sk man who has
recent! made ms home II Richmond
s"N'rh. years experience with wholesale
dry goods and manufacturing concerns:
particularly adapted TO accounting and
SYSTEMS iizinc. references iiuN ! ga
IN" piSvatCh.
HEGISIr.I.E.D phA Tiuay!st wants position
a. once excellent references, Suucr, no
dopr. iiuN !. 80. c.rc 'ihc Dispatch.
YOU>G MAS. ruIt"E- education. wishes
position ut responsibility. Experienced
IN engineering WORK. BOX /. .al care,
IN" blspatCn
YOUNG NAN WITH NINE YEARS EN-
IERIENt h. ~ STATE AND NATIONAL
RANKS. AND NOM EMPLOYED As
BANK. WISHES no MAKE CIiANGE
FOR POSITION AS CASHIER; OF
SMALL BANK IN GOOD LucA rION.
OR POSITION As TELLER or HANK
IL Largo L: CITY. No. REFEKENG fsS
FURNISHED. ADDRESS bon !. 2.5.
THE DISPATCH
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Co1,er the City and State BY Using I'D. Want Ads
1UTO1fOBIiE.S
10
Service Stations-Itcpniring

WE ARE ~ y POSITION 10 DO FIRST
class PAINTING: OS All. MAKES OF
AUTOMOBILES. EESr OF MATERIAL.
AID WORKMANSHIP. PRICES RIGHT
kICIIMOSD MOTOR co. TENTH ASD
BROAD STREETS.
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TRC STGE ) AUCTION SALE
OF
65i ACRES OF LAND
TOG ETHER WITH PERSONAL
kkAI. Il S,I,N

In execution OF u certain deed OF
rust To the Undersigned trustee,
ins occH mhus IN the pay .neut Ul IN.
.Su' lnvicih SEGHrct.. 1850 uyin. re-
uuii 90 - 20 40 ~ Ia" Dr.cLcIHry.
wili SS!i at puo.GG auCtou. on the
premises. on
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MERCHANDISE
Wuntch-Iu buy

WASTED-p on 10 10 20-.nvh accund-haud
shapcr. or" -5--ngh swing Dy l2-!uot an
EiEe lath". one buli-tnccadlns machine.
from pn"-iuart"T inch 10 on" inch rms
inachincTy must -" y No. ! condi.
non: Wh!t"N...s Lumber Company. Vine
.a,i. y g
WAN TED screw cutting lath". u or 10
!n-h swing. To- 10 foot he'd Si,I.
inake. axe. rhurhs and other .tuli,-
IncNi, a. N".i as :-rrr.! condition .i ali
liucuA st. Si!H 10. EucuH NiE,. \.
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Above sale continued on account OF
rain 10 SATURDAY. MAY {. 1921, at
O'Clock l.. NJ
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POSITION ~ young married man as
st"wttI 81 e Nrsi-u.uSs motel, references
exchanged. HoN ) i-3. care The bis
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iruic,sl..nal SERVICES
repairing

IINNGNINS II SHOE. NEVAININtI
IpE au DAYS DNII.
'hiir"-- SnHn Repairing eco
Mems A".t r"l.s 81 20
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= NJ. iipnt' arr.r su.
Al. volts Eut.Hut,.i called FOR and IA,
ln-u F." NtlN STREET
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YOU nave money whom you buy and sei!
trough thcnv .oIuinLA
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Omcrcd

cabinet co. ~ SOiLn Mad!spm street
AWNINGS: AWNINGS.
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