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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY virtue .ot certain contract.
dated June IL 1916. made between
the GREATEH RICHMOND REALTY
COMPANY. INC, and Mrs. Harry :.
Jennings. default having been made.
in the monthly payments under the
said contract. we Viii Sell at public
auction on the Slst day of May. 1921.
III american National Bank Bldg.
!h.hnond, Va, lot No. II in block
No - IN the subdivision known aS
'MONC Mf.NT AVENUE PARK" Hen
rico County. Va. said lot fronting
- feet on the north side OF Franklin
street and having depth OF 100 feet.
10 an alley.
TERMS: cash.
GkENrEE RICHMOND REALTY
Company INC
by -. Il. CRE.EtY President
l.. T.. Il i. =. Harvic. AuctioncrtI
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TRUSTEE AtCT;,r-- Ale
65i ACRES OF LAND
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL.
PROF I:IN

In execution y. certain decd OF
trust 10 t"e unGe!s.sA.u trustee.
ualtd January -, 1874. uciauII nav.
ins uetn mace IN the payment %. IN.
Ceot therein SECURED. anG uvlu. r,.
CURED 80 10 20 " tns UuucUu!ury.
Will SCI! at pu1lie auction. on the
SAILkDAi. alay -. 1871.
40 ~ G.OIa Nom,
I l..c !eaI GsIAsG ....a .u..v..,t ,rn,
er;y ussS.Iovu a. s"Iu .veu a. III,
IONS.
| 'voI acres OF .anG, together win ,t
pr.s!!UeGs t.SIrtc apYuEt:s..nt sILu.
alcu, ;! .!ss aii.t urihs an GnaiIGs LIty
~ouL.l!. "a. lne state OF N!Isl!.ia. De.
I iI.o >!.c oLI.c tIASt Oh ..tI!u SuES eyed
10 Ju.ica tuHH " uecd lIUm a. RIM.
ltC! IIvvlrJ aL1 EeT.:.a j.. ,,rr.Iey
MS "!!v. uaIsu -NoHr!movr 10. 1874. ana
ISSoI IvI iu the IiGTA = Once az
CntI.rs City CvuAty Ia Decd BOOK
No. X. pase 80: -..c sa.u tract OF
land So!.ti.si.ns,, ASSV.G..e 10 ii sur.
Nc! ~Au .'.'p made - j. t-SGiI IiaTAc
GI,I Lne!iIrGT. uateu Januar, 20
IsI', s!A HuHui1G anu 5iAISslA ana
aincty one nua"rvGiGs tt.V.,VJ acres,
CoHES! ca unto NvstDUIy raIli Cor.
poiAt!on W aeed 1uiJ g.roIueu .u lnS
~.,in = Once aforesaid.
And a.So Inc IoIIvwins personal
p:opG!sy. mules. nors,s. 10 COWS
) .ri!ris. - sHcrp. snuu.s. toru-
son tractor. / .,Yvly l:ucIu!, It,ctur
I II
tootn n.iiowS = o-hoGsI p.uws,
noise pIOm. sgaIi! oIuGyi. aIgIor-
mick Go.! UinUvr. MIL, oi ultcs
mower MSIOrlnI.k Nay Iahe
gran. ui!:i --IU~ cora p!Aulvi z
IldIns Ca!tlELioIs. morse
Wagons. wagon uou!rs. i wda,U!. nay
RACES, HifiI3S =. al .lInua, iOt Ul IOIks
| noes aHu i-nO!sv implements usaaI.t
touLi on ala ui'-to-ua,= farm. % tuas
uaiou nay, lot vi corn loudrr
| Kitchen range. 4-Uu:nvr GA atuya.
lot OF hOusrnoiG a!!u n!tCneu Iu.ni.
tufe, ala oi whIGn pG!sos.s. properly
- ioSatcu On tht "uvNv-uvsEIIEGu real
Ssiate IA LuaI.vs t!ty NUuu,y. Nir-
gina.
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as 10
So mucu Oh the Proceeds AS may De
necessary 10 uviIaS the vApGHses oI
executing inns trust, lICIuuIHs trus-
tees commission OF pei cent lees
lor uiGwinS ana IecOTuina inns deed,
hAC 10 pay note oi sJ,VvU.Vu, with
interest from january -. t2.I ana
the balance upon terms ~ DC an
.Ou.Gcu.
BENZ. rUENl3
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By ioLLAHD & BACEY. Inc,
Rra! Estate AuCtiuuccgs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
orr

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LOT or LAND IL THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. WITH M
ORNAMENTS THEREON, SIT
GNTfD AT THE SoI.TIIEAS'r
COENER or MONi;Mr:NTAL AVE.
NUE. AND SHENANDOAH STREET.
~ execution OF a decd of trust,
lated April -. 1919 and recorded
n the clerk office OF Richmond
I.hanf.eCy Court in =. Il. 2a7-c, page
sos, default having been made in the
payment OF a portion ct III. debt
herein secured and hcin:; required so
q" d" by The beneficiary, win sell
IL auction. on the premises oa
MONDAY. MAY 20. 1921.
Al o o'clock r. Nj.
lots Nos, ~. 20, II and - block
s%riion y. Colonial Fl;,cc. fronting OF,
Monumental Avenue lUO fee; by a
sirpth Of 100 feet 10 an alley.
ifkMS' Enough IN cash to nay
COSY ~ sale. amy taxes that may be
dn" and note of $4,000. with in
ii"trcst on same from October 10.
com" due on April Is. 1921. the resi-
~" payable at one ana two Years
after date. deferred payments to b,
'Nidenced by notes. with Interest,"
idded. and secured by deed of trust
On the property.
II. Il. POLAND. .IR.
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rustee' s
Auction Sale

NEss N%D FT:sii5iinHr.ii.AL r!RiGP.
EitTY ~ THE HEART o. THE
~ M;AEtEACTL kiN% CENTRE cf
MAIN ST AND SOS. l-s-s7 X
TWENTY SECOND ST.
Ey virtue Of :. certain deed Of truss,
lated April .. 1908. ana recorded i'm
Richmond Chunc"ry court Clerk
ono. in -. l.. 1904 page 1873. dc.
tautt having been made in thc pay-
ment Of portion ~ the ,!.bt secured
hereby. and having been rcuui..d b.
tho beneficiary therein so t. do
viii. on
TUESDAY. MAY -. 1921.
~ $40 O'Clock = NJ.
on tho premises proceed 10 sell a,
puhiic auction the following described
property.
4 land. with al .npro vonen;.
thereon. Yin. aud being In Tho ,'i,I
u Richmond. Virginia, at tn. north.
EAST corner OF Main ana Twenty.
feet ten inches C52' 700 on ~. nnrfi
lin" of Main street. and running bncE
northwhrdlN aI0u@ the east i'm. o.;
lnh four feet IoiD To a niu.-ton,
,ll.y. thcucc "aSiwardiy alou. III.
INC pi .nlh alley hi'y-iivc io"t eight
.,dI.r6 co., , NOR, or less thence
:
ina the corner lot on which INC
t@urth"uS" Tavern formerly stood
Ihe improvements consist Of three
brick stores. with fnur-roOul nufa
above on tho northeast corner Of
Twenty Second and Main streets and
!oui brick dwellings, with fuur rooms
each, on Twcn'y-S.couI street These
tr' Tine r"n'"rS-a!Nvay. ocruntcd
ant! in good condition. Just Recently
painted. IN" location is good. benz
tlhSnhh!lE across IRON tn. H"nrico
On all sides hy warehouses, tobsrro
factories ana other husiucss .ln,cr
rrtsos. VIII Day Well AS an invest.
m"at or speculation
r. ynn want a bargain. attend sale
J. -. GNHNEhI..
. , Trustee
y. E-Ectt'r terms may To had
ana viii be announced At i..
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By virtue of certain contract.
dated December !. 1911, made between
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY ana Mrs. Louise q. Rich
ards. default having been made in
the monthly payments under the said
contract, we viii sell n public Auc-
tton on the 3lst day OF MAY, 1921. at
1885 o'clock y. NJ. at our office IL I
American National Bank bldg. Rich
inund Va. lots Nos. - and - in
block No in the subdivision known
as ''NIkGlNiA PLACE." Eichmond.
Va. said lots fronting together HOES
feet on the south side OF GrcycoUrt
Avenue. and having Il depth OF 1872
feet. To an alley.
TERMS. Cash.
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
Ey ~. L.. CREECY President
l. I 10
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A We'll Furnished
Suburban Home

Practically new : rooms. some
acreage; barn, garage and poultry
house Improved chickens ou.rec!
az 4 whole. with lu.ck poss-ssion.
on easy terms. a. bargain
JAMES r COSBY.
80 East Main street.
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vlEGlNiA II THE cHANcERy
COUNT or THE CITY or HiCIi-
MoNp
Gilbert - Brax,on. Jr.. an infant.
VII" sues BY his next friend. Mex
"ulcr Lewis.
'ulin Rraxton and others.
Having been dir"ctoG rs decree en-
tered u: The above entitled cause ON
Nprb q. 1871. To take
An account of the d.h,e and
demands outstanding a.aius, the
estate -! Gilbert l.. iiraxion. do.
ceased. With their priol.tics. ana
ihe names, Of the persons to
>ud having been directed to give NO.
iicc, OF The tin, and place of taking
ruhlicIti"n shall nc ,,;uGvaicnt 10
ptrSonal service OF notice On All mar
iics IN interest. All Surn persons arc
icr BY notified that ! have. nNcd on
N0I.iay, june &. 1927, at 10 o'clock
y VI, ana my otlIc". Room 51e Tray.
clcr.' Building, Richmond. Va. as the
TIN, ana hi1cc I" proceed TO take
said account.
Given under m; hand this "a dav
az May. 1921.
rlIlL. u. SHIELD.
Com mi SiOnrr I'm ('honreru
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Has 1t Occurred

To- yo', tho value Of sc-yIro .,1 O.,
y.i,j'' e, gpaihoa!ony Of in@se
your proper'y Tor sale or 80, i,s'
,ti5 onhn"nY do D, row. mn
hu'h"" wanting to r.n, q"
RICHMOND Trust COMPANY
pE!ttIr'Hi, a .i,.. .Surpius $1,000 .Go0I
Scyan,b .DrPAii NENT
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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ny virtue OF certain contract.
dated June .. 1919. made between
the GREATER RICHMOND REALTY
COMPANY. INC, and Henry Sha-
pro. default having boon made In
the monthly payments under the said
contract. we viii sclf ut pubic auc-
ton on tho 3lst day o! May. 1921, at
1910 o'clock \. Nj. mt our office. 4l4
Am r!cRn Nationa! Bank bldg. Rich
mond. Va. lot No. > In block No. -
III the subdivision known ~ MON
uMENT AVENUE Park" iicnrico
County. Va. said lot fronting "a feet
on the south side OF Grace street
aud having depth OF 1870 feet. to
an alley.
TERMS. Cash.
GREATER RICHMOND REALTY
COMPANY. INC,
Ry y, m, CREECY. President.
L. Il. s. J,,S. Harvio. Auctionoers.
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Fly virtue OF certain contract.
dated October %. 1911. made hcl,ycci,
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN pEpOSli'
COMPANY and L.. ". Gillctt 10
| fault having hccu made ia tho
monthly payments under The SAID
contract. We will sell ~ public auc-
ton on the 3lst day OF May. 1927. At
1880 O'Clock \ NJ. at our Office. ilI
American National Bank Bldr.. !:irh
nond, Va. lot No. II in block No
| IN the subdivision known aS "ViE-
GINA PLACE" Richmond Va. sniI
lot fronting SOS feet on tho norm
side OF bahurnum Avenue. ana Liv.
ing depth of 1872 feet. 30 an alley
TERMS: Cash.
THE REAL. ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY
by ~. Il. ckEECY President,
Z. +. & j ;. llarvic. Auctiouccrs.
BY, virtue Of 4 certain contract,
THE REAL ESTATE: LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY and James T!chcs. de-
| fault having been made in Tho
! monthly payments under the snid
contract. we viii sell a, public a,Ic-
ton on the 3iSt day Of May. 1921 M
| l0:i0 o'clock y. NJ. ut our Office III
American National Bank Eide. Rich
| m"nd. Va. lot No. 20 i'm block No 2
in the subdivision known as yin"
GINA p!.AcE." Richmond. Va. said
lot fronting 80 feet on the south side
| of Clarcmont Avenue. and having a
depth of li5 feet. to an alley.
| 4, TERMS Cash.
| TIL; REAL ESTATE LOAN Deposit
| COMPANY.
BY n. r. CREECY. President.
I. =. & J. S. Harvie. Auctionccrs.
YOU save money whom you buy and ssl
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Ey POLLARD X HAGHY. Inc.
Real Estate AuCtionccrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

vAG ,tN<., LOT ~ TIE PLAN OF
IN execution OF d".I OF trust
dated May Is. 1915. and Recorded
IN the clerk : Office of Richmond
ChanCery Court in H. l.. 235-E page
las. default having been mad, I'M the
payment of a portion oil IN. debt
therein secured; ana bcins required so
I" do by the beneficiary. will sill
10y auction on the premises. on
MONDAY, MAY -. 1874
~ $50 O'Clock T. vi.
lot OF land beginning on the south
line Of Maynard Street go feet vest
Of Morris Street. thence running
wcsiwaEdiy and fronting on The
south line of Maynard street - feet.
thcn"c back southwnrhIy between
parallel lines 80 feet 20 an alley in
rear.
TERMS: Enough in cash ia nav
cost OF sale. amy taxes thai may hc
duc. ana note for s4vU.OU with in
tcrcsi on saline from Novcmhnr IL
1870 ana due ON May 10. 1871 and
the residue at one and two wears
after date. deferred payments to h..
So? ir"d ~ decd 81 trust ard 10 bc
evidenced by notes. wi,h interest
added from day OF sale
II Il. POLLAED. iR
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DISPLAY CT fSSi.fED

~ ~ 7. HICHEsoN x co.
Realtors.
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iiy ~. l.. CREEPY. President
l. T.. " j :. iiarVic. AuctionccrS.

by virtue Of Il certain contract,
lated juno y. 1915. made between
The GREATER RICHMOND REALTY
COMPANY, INC, AND Harry 5. Jcn
tn" monthly payments under the said
contract. wc viii soil a public auc-
tinn on the 3ist day of May. 1877. At
ln:l5 o'clock y NJ. at our office. IA
American National Bank Bldg.. Rich
uond. Va. lots Nos. - and Is in
block No. q in the subdivision known
as NOM MENr AVENUE PARK. =
iienric" County, Va. said lots front
,ug together % feet ON the north
side Of Franklin Street and having a
dcpth Of TO feet. - an alley.
TERMS. cash.
CREATED, RICHMOND REALTY
COMPANY. iNn.
ny -. X. CEEECN President
L. u. & j. = .inrN.n. AmclLnmn.rs
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YOU slv" money yn.n ysI buy ara ,eI
-nrougH ius~- column.
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FOR SAIL:
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YOU save money whom you buy and ssu
C through ;heso columnA.
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G2Eob location Tor store Corner lot
ffic". SAHo. Terms. 500 cash aud Sls
l'r month Box ST. car. Tho DIS
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EspAY NAY g. 1872.

beg .nulug 10, TaylpIsyIl!. on ,Ee
Hehw"ud, Fr"herit at.G Poto-
ana th"h proceed M 10 Tho other
poluiH hereinafter mentioned. sell at
rHn!lg auction "a iarE" and splendid
si"gE - iunhcr vi hiEh grade and
V4alt'E, hHG also IL g.. nnIiI puti,t.
AMI nor" la.t!cu!arly Inscribed rs
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TIE very best Ln-gniu In Richmond i.o,
~ .."uti1, chhmbcrlHyne Court. no..
i.yt. only $3.50 Terms, so cash ana
W per month. BOX o5l. care Tho
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FOR SALE Several bcautlru! buiidiag
sites ON james River tth"EirrNrld Sl,tcb,
9iyos.tc BNrl Park. Address Box
Its Rio I.igf,.rtI
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WEST Gtngo Stf.ct lot. Need money
Nlil t"l FOR Just, wht' Il cog, 81 1919
y S47, care IN, Dispatch.
WESTliA MPTOS iOTS-Airs H. n,wo,
l.ipseomh. ai7 AmcrI.Un $n, BANK BiI;
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Real Estate for Exchange &,

WILL EACiiA$GE Income ul;y property
Tor small farm hUme in country
Alfred Shell :. Co. 5.5 Lati Frank Ia
Street Room 2lI
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REhL ESTATE FOR she
lots for Sale

DuNTREATli--B cs, OF wEsrlIAMPTOS
Attractive PTiCcs-- Liberal 'ferins
Ill MtrDAL BUiLDiNG
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

v j. y. cAKNEAt. x SON..
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Suburban for Sale

SIX ROOM mouse. Ia,g. lots. near car
Inc lL5'u. ,"tms' 1s-Hcrc tract. on car
limo. rUg subdivision. ! miles from NI,h-
upuI. Frank l. Read. IiIghland
Spriugs. ripu" Madispu I2s-%
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-24
find MOONSHINE PALACE
Show Place OF Kansas City Had Huge
Underground Whisky Factory.

Kansas City. Sept. PA moon
shine palace" was raided by police
here today. It was a place of mys-
terry, with secret doors and sliding
panels, and with an underground pas
sage leading to a subterranean room
where bootleg whisky had been made
in large quantities. The house was
the old Bates mansion, once one of
the 'show places of old Kansas City.
Today, officers found a cIeverly con-
cealed trap door in an old fire place
in the stable house back of the man :
sion. Step1 led to an underground
passa geway and the police finally dis
covered a large underground room
where whisky was being manufac-
tured and an immense still had been
erected with a capacity of hundreds
of quarts of ''moonshine" a day.
No one was in the house or stables
when the raid was made and the
ownership OF the expensive equip
ment of the underground distillery
had not been ascertained today
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-24

DIR. John F. Harmon, the noted
evangelist. assisted by Dr. W. E.
Blackstock. pastor of the Trinity
Methodist church, will begin a series
of gospel meetings at the Trinity
Methodist church, Sixteenth and Har-
rison streets, Sunday morning.
DR.. Harmon resigned from the
presidency of a large college in order
to devote his time to the evangelistic
work. He is a deep thinker, an elo-
quent speaker, and has the faculty of
delivering the Gospel message in an
interesting and forceful manner.
The official board of the Trinity
Methodist church arranged with DR..
Harmon for his services as early as
last April and since that time he has
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-24
wANrED-FEMALE HELP


WANTED-50 neat girls, waitress work,
with or without experience, $40 mo. board
and room; cannot use girls with bobbed
hair; women cooks; private family help
housekeepers; ehambermaids pantry help.
Furman's Employment Office, log West Sth
HUNDREDS .: S. government positions
now open. Girls, women over II. Steady.
500 $40 month. Short hours. Vacation.
Common education sufficient. List positions
free. Write Immediately. Franklin Institute,
Dept 626Y, Rochester. N Y.
STENOGRAPHER WANTED : Over 1G
years of age; answer at once, giving age,
education. wages desired per month. street
address and telephone number. Address
KISS care Journal
WANTED-White woman. assist house
work, also general housework. 120 West
Sixth.
WANTED Experienced sewing girls and
errand girl. NJ. Harberson, Pelletier's.
WANTED-Woman for alteration work
experience required. Geo. NJ. Eagle.
WANTED-At once a good colored girl for
general houseworE. 205 East Sth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-24
URGE MORE CARE.
Board in Harvest
Educational Campaign.
To Ask Farmers To Take Better
Care of Grain.

The state board of agriculture will
put on a special harvest educational
campaign" next season with a view
10 persuading wheat growers to take
better care of their grain between the
cutting and threshing periods. So
many complaints of poor quality of
wheat, due to improper conditioning
before it is threshed. have been re-
ce.ved by the board as to indicate a
serious situation. Secretary J. c.
Mohler declares. The complaints come
from millers, both in and outside of
Kansas. who are engaged in convert
ing Kansas $4,000. OO0-bushel wheat
crop into mill products.
Careless handling on many farms
leaving the grain exposed in the
shock when it should have been
stacked until threshed-was aug
mented especially in the eastern half
of the state by excessively wet
weather Soft and even widowed
n sprouting kernels resulted,
thereby reducing the wneat's value
and resulting in a poor grade of flour.
Had the wheat been stacked, it would
have been subjected to the sweating
process which improves its condition
and increases its market value.
Farmers Became Careless.
1.-THE harvest situation during the
a
farmers became careless" said Secre-
tary Mohler. Under government urg-
ing, the farmers threshed their wheat
from the shock to as great an extent
as possible. Since then the farmers
seem to have followed much the same
practice. 3. Needham, master of the
Grange organization in this state, was
here recently and told me that in
some fields the weeds had grown so
high the threshers actually had to
conduct searching parties to find the
wheat shocks.
The wheat. exposed to the weather
in the shock, bleaches out, becomes
soft, dries materially and often mil
dews, moldg and sometimes sprouts.
II stacked properly this does not hap
pen. The wheat in the stack goes
thru the sweating process and does
not do so in tho shock.
THE complaints have become so
numerous and the situation so serious
this year that this department is
planning an active campaign next sea
son to try to prevent a recurrence of
the condition"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-24
GARDNER is FIGHTING JINX
Guilford. of Boston, Playing Par Golf
in st. Louis National Finals.

st. Louis, Mo, Sept. 24.-Jesse Gull
ford, of Boston, playing par golf all
the way by holing puts from nearly
all distances. was six up to Bob Gard
ner, of Chicago, al the end of the
first s holes in the final round for
the national amateur championship
today at the st Louis Country club.
Gardner missed a half dozen puts
of three and four feet, largely account
ing for the difference in standing at
the end of the round. Gardner out
drove Guilford on the outward half,
but Guilford had the advantage of
distance from the tee coming home
Guilford also had several breaks of
good luck, while Gardner seemed to
carry a jinx.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-24
MOTOR NEWS

TeIegraphic reports indicate that
daily retail sales of Ford cars and
trucks have increased fifty per cent
the first week since the price reduc-
tons Marked shortages, particularly
of the enclosed types of cars, are al
ready being felt in all sections of the
United States.
The first ten days of September
there were 2,113 Ford cars sold in
what is known as the Kansas City
branch territory which includes TOpe-
ka. This is more cars than were
ever before retailed during any prev
ious ten days.
George S. Badders, local Ford deal
er says that sales have shown a Won
derful increase and reports the follow
ing purchasers of new Ford cars in
the Topeka territory in the last two
weeks:
Mrs. L. f. Wilkinson. Frank o. Mel
son. Kansas Grain Inspection Depart
ment. Christine Fisher, Rent-a-FOrd
Company (2), Kansas Conference,
S. d. A. 90, Geo. S. Rice, Mrs. J. w.
f. Hughes, Harold Thompson, E. H.
Triton Grocery Company, Loren Bass,
Frank r. Glass. NJ. S. Kelsey, Clay
O'Dell John Gilkeson, Mrs. f. Hen
dersOn, J. L. Clifton, Ralph E. Shin
ner. Alex Lindgren, w. T. Carpenter,
A. NJ. Sanderson, J. NJ. Bracket, V. p.
Kennedy, +. c. Klesath, c. c. Coleman,
c. f. Hindman, E. H. Spencer, A. j.
Sandeffer, G. Carlson, Lewrence John
son, Dora L. Walker, r. V. Green,
John williams, G.. L. Rosseter. H. T..
Wiley, H. A. Graley, w. H. Zarker,
H. r. Barnes. r. NJ Yates, r. G. Sell
lards. G. Hovenden, I. D. Myers, S. NJ.
Brewster, Gust X Carlson. j. M.
Watts, E H. Fairbanks, w. A. Benson.
Harry B. Hankins, Ethel McKibben,
Dr. James G. Stewart, Freda Jaesch-
Ike, DR.. A. +. Harrison. Vim. Hayes,
Albert D. Sheahan, r. +. Harlem
stern, c. r. James
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received over 800 requests for meet
ings.
Several years ago DR.. Harmon con-
Quoted very successful meetings at
the Lowman Memorial church, so he
is not a stranger to Topeka audiences.
He has Just concluded a series of
meetings at Ellsworth, Kan, where
he accomplished good work.
The Trinity Methodist church has
been holding cottage prayer meetings
in preparation for DIR. Harmcn's Cos
pei meetings.
The music for the meetings will be
in charge of Mrs L. G. Thorpe. di-
rector of the Trinity church choir.
Three hundred new song books Songs
of Hope have been purchased for
the meetings and will be used for the
first time Sunday morning.
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