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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-29
WANTED-TO RENT

YOUNG COUPLE want to rent
4 or .5-room house, best of ref
erences. Red 2152.
WANTED-By June list, modern unfur-
nished room, on 2nd or Bird floor, suitable
for piano studio, on or near Kansas ave- M.
r. P, care Journal.
WANTED for a few months, modern fur
nished residence in good neighborhood
Telephone 3441. ---
AT ONCE four to six room cottage, mod
ern or partly modern; adults. Phone
4TI7 MA.
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wANTED- FEMALE HELP

Neutrality-suspicious. white girl for gen
ernl housework. No washing Small
family. Phone 1850.
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Journal, Friday, April %, 1921
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids addressed to the Water ann
Light Department of the City OF Topeka+
will be received by Eta N. Covell, cry
Clerk of Topeka, Kansas, at her office M
to 10 o'clock q. m, May IL, 1921, and then
publicly opened. for furnishing equipment,
materials and labor ana constructing addt-
tons to the boiler house and coal bunkers
at the West End Pumping Station Of tns
and specifications on file In the office of tho
City Clerk.
Specifications. contract and bidding
forms, may be obtained without charge
from either the City Clerk or the Engi-
neers, Black & veatch, Mutual Building.
work may be examined without charge nj
the office of either the City Clerk or tic
Engineers. Bidders may obtain detailen
plans from the Engineers by making de-
(S1s.e0) dollars Of this amount will be re-
funded on the return Of the plans. twp
5000 dollars being retained to cover COP
OF printing.
When filed with the city Clerk, each bio
must be mpanied by a certified cheek
on Topeka, Kansas, bank, or CashierB
Check on any bank, made payable to tne
City Treasurer of the City Of Topeka, In
the amount of one thousand Isl .00000) dol
lars. The checks Of unsuccessful bidders
will be returned Immediately after their
bids have been rejected. Checks of success
bonds, and signed contracts have been filed
with, and approved and executed by tue
City.
The City reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, or TO wave defects In bids. 81
H. J. CORwTNE, Mayor.
ETA NJ. c0vELL.. 4
Black & veatich. Consulting Engineers.
Kansas City, Missouri.
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WANTED-An experienced lady book
keeper and cashier. Call personally.
w. Z. Roehr Music Co.
GIRL for general housework. 23S The
Drive, POtwin. Tel. 1926.
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East Sixth Street

One and one-half lots, cottage, four
rooms, closets. porches. well and
pump. garden, shade, car close.
$1,4o0, terms.
J. E. TORRINGTON,
100 W. eth Tel. 1857.
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

SPACE FOR CAR, close in, modern front
f. drive, E. lights, cement floor. $50 Quincy
st.
612 TYLER-Modern garage room for two
cars. Phone 1850
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FOR RENT--sToRE ROOMS

-~~~O~O--~-@~~~>|>>>--
FINEST STORE and office locations in To-
peka, Sixth and aJckson (Topeka's new
main street,, remodeled, thoroly modern.
Nothing cheap wanted. Inquire Mr.. Pendry,
Victoria"
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COAL
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Lot Specials

Three extra choice building sites.
First Just south of Thirteenth on
Topeka Ave The finest close in home
site that we know of offered for sale.
Beautiful shade and shrubbery. Ideal
surrounding. Two full lots. Alley
paved.
Second In Westlawn on Lane near
10TH East front. beautiful shade. A
restricted district. There is q drive
way and a splendid garage building
now on the lots. 40 feet front. full
depth.
Third. On Boswell near the College
gateway Three beautiful lots in one
of the finest blocks in the city. High
class in every particular.
Wise men are anticipating the de-
mand that is just commencing and Sc
curing the best sites at the best fig
ures. Call on us if you want to buy.
List with us II you want to sell,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
GOING no CALIFoRNIA.

GOING TO CALIFORNIA.
FOR SALE-New, modern soda fountain
and all equipment for ice cream, candies,
restaurant fixtures complete, bread, cigars
good business, low rent and lease, owner
leaving. Price 50, 500 No trade. Also S
room modern, 2% story home facing WASH
burn college, full basement and garage.
Price s.. 1000; carry back 900. A. L..
Furman. 100 West Sth Topeka, Kan.
SA ItSAIAN-LiYe wires for fast money
making proposition. exclusive territory.
See Mr. Hayes, Room q. Throop hotel.
FOR SALE-Rooming house, AS West 18th.
Phone 1867.
FOR SALE-A confectionery and lunch
room 416 East Fourth street.
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LOST AND FOUND.


Huntoon and West. 32nd de-
gree Masonic pin. Reward. Phone Blue
1891.
F0UND-Near Willow Park, red sweater
Phone 1911 W.
LOST-Five keys on ring. Phone 497 or
1873 Nj for reward.
L0ST-On Huntoon street, Iadys garnet
breach. Call 1927 XII
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FOR RENT-RooMs


FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms, sec
ond floor S12 Kansas Ave. Phone 81.
Crane & Co.
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ORDINANCES NO. 5000.

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April %, 1921
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In the Probate Court of Shawnee Cour

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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-For car. Trade for
mules OF Jersey cows. Address Car
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SAI.E-MISCELLAN
4@-->O---@-~-~->-s~ ~-~1--~ ->--~~- ~
FOR SALE-Eleetric shades. electric fix
lures gas shades. gas lamps, one Is it
iron beam, four candy scales with brass
weights, one Is gallon Hires Root Beer
barrel, wooden boxes, lot of lumber for
cabinet work. Apply at +. W. Woolworthfs
FOR SALE-one five-foot drawing table
table and tee-square, one complete set
drawing instruments, one Shaler steam
tube Vulcanizer and two airplanes, com
pete. Irwin Auto Supply Co., 1905 n. Kan
sas ave. "
SOME fine bargains in sterling silver,
such as dessert spoons. berry spoong, cold
meat forks, pie knives, butter knives, fruit
knives few odd dinner forks and souvenir
spoons at pre-war prices and lower. Adds
FOR SALE-Hardy tomato plants, 10
heavy bearing varieties, 1 doz. 10 cents
100 65 cents. Nelson's Greenhouse, 26oO
West 9th St. Topeka, Kan.
FOR SALE-Watches. clocks. diamonds,
lewelry. cut glass and silverware. Arm
strong Jewelry Co. 429 Kansas ave.
TOR SALE-Kitehen cabinet, L cupboard,
lawn mower, electric iron. Phone Blue
FOR SALE-kindling. good summer wood.
better than cobs. Delivered The kaw
Packinug Mfg. Co. Tel. 1016.
FOR SALE-Fine kfndling; oak blocks.
Sleep or Swing Co Phone 5000.
FOR SALE-New cape fox fur scarf, cheap.
Colonial Hotel, Apt. 224. Call in person.
FOR SALE-High grade wardrobe trunk.
1872 West 9th
uURRY-UP TRANSFER CO. Phone 226.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs
FOR RENT-FARMS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SALE OR TRADE-Equity in 60 acres, 5
miles from Topeka, for stock or truck a.
part pay. Address II. W, care Journal.
SALE OR EXCHANGE-200 acres rich
level land in Pulaskia Co, Mo, would
consider small tract near Topeka, $1,000;
clear. Furman Real Estate, JOG West sth.
FOR SALE OR TRADES east-front lots
10Th and Pennsylvania ave. Phone 1857
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

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Journal, Friday, April %, 1o21.l
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CUT TO $4,000

Seven room house, all modern, full
basement. sleeping porch, barn, 1 Y
lots, Clay st. People leaving. Quick
possession. See
11a W. eth St. Phone s4Os.
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PAGE q BUnKHoLDER, lawyers. Office
ZIG West 9Th 81. Telephone 1sA
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III west sth St. Phone s4s.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30
TAX PAYERS TAKE
NOTICE

,''1' THERE'S not . Highway in the
United States today that will
stand up under truck traffic.
No one has yet discoverd how to
sbnildone that will. and, even did
we know, the cost would probably
be prohibitive Mt present. We
do not know that roads which
cost $50, 900 mile will not stand
aup under the pounding.
Now the state Of Iowa is con.
slderine building up ITS ecessary
secondary roads with gravel or
macadsm, pGrley in the farmsr's
interest. 1t does not propose to
build $4,000 roads where $4,000
roads will serve. Every, state in
the Union will watch with
interest.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

BAPTIST.
Rev, E. D. Barb, Pastor,
Preaching, 9Th Sunday il each month
Hours: II N. and sp N.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30
All news must reach oftic,
Wednesday to get in paper,
The FOOlaardy Public

~ Ff4~.4t ~ ft. u /.
Twenty -six people killed, on,
hundred ninety injured and tiv;
Ehundred eighty six automobile,
damaged or destroyed at grad,
crossings IN the Southern Pacifie
last nine months.
OF these, .293 ran in front Of.
or tried to beat trains at crossin gs,
resulting in % deaths and 107
injuries; 126 ran into trains in
stead Of trains striking them
causing 4 deaths and SO injuries
76stalled on the track. causing
2 deaths and 3 injuries; 55 ran
intot and broke down crossing
gates lowered to protect them
from approaching trains, result-
ing in 8 injuries; % were unable
to stop at crossing and skidded
into train. resulting in 8 injaries; I;
8 randown crossing flaemsm who
were warning The public Of ap-
preaching trains, resulting in 5
iajuries; 8 were miscellaneous
accidents with ~ noSinjuries.
Thus. show the records Of r. J !
Clancy, assistant to the general
mapager Of the Southern Pacifi /,
Railroad, and the best posted on
automobile railroad 4 o eide n /
figures in the west. y gS
assln spite ia every precaution
that railroads can take to protect
the public against accidents, says
Mr.. Clancy. reckless, thought.
less, orioexperienced drivers will
approach a railroad crossing as if
they were about to pass over a
COW trail in an unused Geld.
The railroads have spent mil,
lions for overhead crossings,
warning signals, flagmer and
gates at grade crossings. In
spite Ct this the average suto-
mobile driver will not slow down,
let alone stop. look and listen.
he seems to take ths attitude
that Its q wonder the fool
engineers wouldn't watch out
when they're crossing q high
way"
IL automobile drivers kept. one
hundredth part as close look out
for trains as engineers do for
automobiles, the records of &C.
cidsntswcuid be greatly diminish
ed. No automobile hes yet been
Invented that can meet..a locomo-
tive successfully in q contest OF
strength at railroad crossing.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev j. E. s 5.ahman Pastor
Preaching. End Sunday in each
month; hours II. "a. N. and s ?. M.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

M. e., CHURCH SOUTH.
Rev. III 4. KING ht,. Pastor.
Preaching AZ and Srd Sunday in each
month: h4brs. 1t y. p. and 7 7p. M
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30
rAIBAN VALLEY NEWS
SUBSCRIPTION

81. oO,.-- ons Year
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

CROPS IN 192I-The Indian
corn crop in New Mexico in 1921
is estimated att, I55, 900 bushels,
an average Of 20 bushels to tho
acre. The sorghum grcin crop
including kafir, milo. and feterita
IL estimated at $3.50, 900 bu shell
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

Get our prices on stoI &c tanks
J. 8, Philips, Garage. s3
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

Iflyou have land. cattle or town
property TO sell Of trade, list It
with y n Crensha~, ETaibsn,
NJ NJ. 3aE
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

FARM WANTED D Wanted
hear from owner Of 4 farm
sale, give lowest price, y
possession. II J ones Box N
olney,s III. 4
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

Farm Wanted: want to hear
from party having farm for sals
Give price and descriptions sG,
B. Louden, champaicn, ILL., WI
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

Mrs. Blanche G WilIison, &
Notary Public. I;
Cffice in Bank OF Commerce. Il
Taiban, N n
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

UNION SUNDAY, SCHOOL,
Perry Keith, Superintendent.
Meets AZ 1000 AN. every Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
night. T4
You are cordially invited to attend
all Of these services.
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30
Sewing Machines Repaired
work guaranteed.
Al. (Dad) Rogers.

With sincere appreciation of.
Your co-opsraian during the
Pastyesr, we ssnd our Beet
Wishes for the New Year
ABO GARAGE
Taiban Valley news., 1921-12-30

Four Issues constitute q month.
Advertising rates on Application.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
Saw Snakes in His Sleep;
Sequel 10 Reptile Story

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER. VA. July III
T.. W. Knee, prominent churchmaa
ana merchant ~ Mari poru. Va.
Was dead sure ne saw snakes
while he Slept last night. and he
Is not yet entirely convinced he
didn't Mrs Knee had an en-
counter with =. SiX-fuot black
"nak" Will. she was gathering
eggs lat" in the afternoon. The
Snak" was cooled up under a hen.
and Mrs. Knee touched the serpent
when She reached in 10 oct Tho
egg the hen had laid. After the
snake had been BILLED an egS
came out OF it's mouth. being the
egg the hen had laid while sitting
on the snake. Mrs. Knee. II was
said. put the egg aside, but Mr..
Knee got it 10y mistake. boiled IT
ana ate H. During the night he
had terrible dreams, ncirhhorS
said. all caused hy eating the egg
the snake had swallowed and then
"cuughcd" up when Nulcd.
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ltE. OF TnE viRGISlA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
RICHMOND. ~
Juiy u. 1891.
l!h south .IElrd 81.

lls sogu,S II M t'-i.
Richmond. VA
I -V"i bs 'sget,isa - - office Of
a sous" Ititd street Richmond Va
",t2eH noon. JH.y r. it-i. Tor
state roads
I hrsn.a rIoJcai SO 1s-l.5g miles Of,
3n.rris rad. w!tn alternate bid on
i'Hu."oG- marada'u. ana SO miles u;
Nl e"I. q t"lai OF J97 mii"s. on state
{ .ti go. 20. D.tN,vn IdiiuSllIg ana irOb.
- 100 Prince Edward county
! .lfS.Hln Project No ss-iiD mile, Of
tl'egao.Ui uaraasu ROAD on state Road
.'' 4.tN''n I!cHNhf and l.aiayctt. Ia
1 N.r.lr.s rroiect 40 iig-s.IIg miles OF,
| '. -"hG on state IlDaj 30. :. Between
l5'"i.an7 ssni C'rGi ~ EsseA County. i,
IL furd nu state ROAD So. ~. between
''l bHFh"E'le. IA Prince Edw"id and
! ,feiuia rtDi"c' 40. isi-!.l miles Of
%. refe fcit. with alternate n.I on con.
r." base Win penetration 'op. an stare
IT,! 70 y n,t"esn norton and tas h.s
....,,l tgr he cons,ras,.oa ' ., ths:
,yts.rIa rfoleet 40. iio-A.-Three TO-
tior,ci egncrr,c "r!'tSe oser Mason Cre.n
l'it"he, IA koarohe county.
Nir-l9't rfolst; SO .si.A-rwo re-.
ls'rW"0-ics swamp ami toe other oy-f
E.l Run on state Road NJ. q. between
lsa-c!i and CoUrtAat. IN SOUTHAMPTON
Engineers viii be a, ;he following place.
= show eon'raciors over this different
\, Ea5mYiiy =! r N. Wednesday. july
Jay Jul. = lot rroj.,t -.
At CoGrtnoYso 81 Salem =. 81. Friday.
~ sppahtnrpcN - = NJ Thursday.
'uly q Tor rtole.e' 80 ~ 49,,
H. fo- Proirr, ~ l=I
~ Norton 10 \. 81 Tnarsiay. July 81.
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own safety and health and the health
ana morals of present and future gen
crations We favor adequate Icsisli-
ton TO this end
For Hampton Roads Development.
The platform pledges the Rcpubli-
can party 20 a broad and construc-
tive policy in cooperation with the
Federal government" Tor the develop
mcnt OF tho harbor OF HAMPTON Roads
and the ports fronting thereon.
y liberal policy OF State pensions
FOR aged and disabled Confederate sol
di"rs ana their dc ..endcnt widows.
who bore the burdens of the war. to
the end that their remaining years
mny be comfortable" IL also promised
The platform in conclusion de-
nounces the Democratic party as l.-
ing 50 completely under the control
or the Office holding machine ana
local political rings that no man or
set OF men. however able or pa
triotio." can through that party ac-
compiish any reforms which Will
weaken the power of the machines
or free this State Of their control"
This. the platform declares, can be
accomplished only through Il change
OF the party IN control and a re-
vision Of tn" Constitution and laws
OF tho state. The Republican party
OF the state therefore appeals to he
people to redeem Virginia"
Platform Andrrson'S Work.
The platform. generally credited as
the work Of colonel Anderson. was
adopted at tonight's session as read
10y l.. = Summers. chairman of the
Il
There - noticeable resemblance be-
tween the wording OF various planks
III tn" platform and different parts of
IN" keynote speech OF Colonel Andcr.
son. More than 500 delegates were
IN their seats when the night session
began The Hopcwcll contcs, was
decided lay seating both delegations
ana giving each delegate onc-half "A
vote.
CONGRESSMAN Slemp was given a
tremendous ovation when he placed
colonel Anderson IN nomination for
the SoNcrnorship. The speech was
short and 10 the point. Each men
ton of the nam cot Anderson was the
| signal 70 rapplause. Following Mir.
! S!cmp'S speech a dozen members of
the Republican club OF Richmond
Sprane To- the aisics. hearing banners.
ana they were followed by members
OF inc richmond delegation. Within
Il minute or two the entire crowd had
joined in the demonstration. The
cheering continued for ten minutes
and the band played the star
SpamS!c banner" John Paul sec
"hacn he nomination and on motion
OF Internal revenue Commissioner
John 6. Noel. the nominations were,
closed and Colonel Anderson was
named by reclamation amid much on
'hHSiasm Colonel Anderson made a
"rI"i' graceful speech OF acccptancc
Other Notable Figures.
NcprS" y. RcNcrvomb. a.! NllcShany
Was permanent chairman OF the con
N"nton: Charles y Hammer. of Har.
fls"h'ur@. secretary. and Clarence
g. Sin!thcrs cr.cunt-at-armS Wh!I.
colonel Anderson was At All times
IN" dominant hgurc ia the convcn.
ton. others who TOOK a notable mart
in shaping the course of affairs were
congressman Sicmp. l.. l.. Summers.
Joseph \. Brady. former state SEN
atpr John G. Noel and United States
commissioner Melvin Flcgcnhcimcr
Perfect harmony prevailed in All
committees. it was stated by the
chairman of each. and the Convcn-
ton moved harmoniousiy a, All
times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15

thy Associated 'ross
LONDON. LUlg 1t. opinion in au-
-noihtdtiv" quHrtera here Is that thor.
w.il i'c :, conference Ia London pre-
lnlnicy - the Cou:c.rrvc III Wash
inGtun on limitation of ornaments
WITS suggestion - founded on the
.isa "f The a;ivisahil!tN al taking the
gversca' tEumjcrs into the discus.
sion. such a preliminary conference
cccssariiy would be held ia August,
before the rrcmie-s !cavc England.
IL Ia understood that nothing Yet
mas been definitely sctticG, hut that
oNimGn' cations arc rass4us bGlWrcu
urdon and Washington on the sub
ject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
FAVORITE POLO PONY OF
CAPTAIN MlLBURM Is DEAD

vorit. polo pony 81 pcvcrruN Mii-
burn. captain of the American team
which won the Wcstchcstcr cup. dicd
on BOARD a steamship when was
bringing him home to Amcrlca, dc'
Cording to "a cable ram received by
MIR Milburn today.
Tcnhy had appeared in every inter-
national polo match since l"lo-ilrc
in number No other polo pony has
such Il record.
"'r.nby was one OF the fines.
heavyweight, polo ponies in the
world" said Mr.. Milburn, and IT Is
a great lass To me To learn Of the
pony's death may never have such
At pony again.
Tho pony was presented I" MIR. Mil
burn by Harry Payne whitney III
lGla as a Wedding present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
JACK JOHNSON RECEIVES
OFFERS TO BOX AGAIN

CHICAGO, July Ii-",;rr il Ccc,s
GOOD Ia be back home"
These were Jack JohnSons first
words on arriving mere from I.cavrn-
worth where he spjourncd for ten
months.
IN" former heavyweight champion
Of the world shook hands with every
BODY within armsh"t at tn" depot
posed Tor the movies ana then toon
taxi FOR the home ~ his sister
MIS- Gus Rhodes. where he sank his
golden teeth in homc-cookcd
chicken
Johnson said certainly" he was
going to fight again.
- We got half dozen offers right
now he declared.
Johnson said he would select i
manager in a few days. Ito laughed
at the suggestion that he - to" old
I" nGht. lie is -. lie looked IN
perfect health, although there are
faint siSnS OF age around his eyes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonlc--thc famous
Wcndc!l rms Ambition Brauu--that
put viSor, vim and vitality into ncr-
Nous. tired out. al in. desp"nGcnt
people IN few days in many in
stances.
Any ono can buy a box for only 90
cents. and fragile Drug Company lS
authorized by the maker 10 refund
the purchase price ii any one is dis
satisfied with tho first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility. nervous disorders mental
depression and unstrung nerves
caused by over Indulgence in alcohol
ana tobacco. or by ovcrwork
As "a treatment in atiiIctiuns OF the
nervous system. Wendell Pills AM
hitloH i'rand, are recommended as he.
ing generally unsurpassed
SIXTY cents AT Tragic Drug 60.
ana dealers cvcrywhcrc.-.t ADVERTISE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-15
YOMkERS TENNIS STAR
REACHES FINAL ROUND
LEY Associated rrcss !

INIlINNNFDI.IS. ND IuIy IT,
Vincent Richards. Yonkers y y.
advanced to III" hnais of the West
'ru tennis Championships singles at
tn" Woodstock Country club here to-
day. d!spos.us of Fritz Eastian. Ia
diHnapolis. Western conference cham
ri"n. in straight sets. 1t. ell I'll
John Iicnn"ssN. Of indianapolis
city Indiana stat. ana tri. STATE
champion. VIII oppose cliftun IT,:
Held, Chicago. in the rcmainin: SEM.
final match Friday.
Mems doubles play continued to-
day, iaNortt"s coming through IN al;
cases and play was hc.un in the
wouirn'S singles
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= ~ Gall
FRAME DWELLINGS KNOWS As
Nos. 1114 and 1908
North 9th Street

In execution Of u certain Iced OF
trust dated November -. l.l. and
recorded III the clerk Office III Rich
.hpid hhnccry Court. in /, f.. ZGl-A.
l"sn ~. hefHult having been made
az me payment OF :. portion OF tho
th'i.ny secured, and also tho
~! ,aA.s Tor the year 1890. ana being
,'IuiItH 80 10 do by TIA. h,aonrI.rV
: VII sci At public auction. ON INC
PREMISES on '
MONDAY. July I.. 1921.
at O'Clock t. H..
the real estate described IN said decd
as follows.
rms, Al ,ha, certain lot Of lana.
with tho improvements thereon lying
ana being la tn" city OF IIchmoud
Va. known - 80. iili %urtn TWEEN
seventh street, beginning ui the
western Inc OF Iwcuty-s.Vcnth Street
80 i'tt inches south Of IL street:
thrnc" running south war!lv along the
western I'm" OF Tw.nty-Scyruth
street ana fronting thereon II fee, 2
,.shi hhsl"s and between parallel!
Second. All that certain lot Of Hand.
with dwelling thereon. 40. 1905 North
Twenty seventh street. IA jefferson
Ward, in tn" city 81 Richmond. va,
beginning ~ "a point on tho Western
I'm" OF twenty seventh Street lis feet
n"rlh al II street. thence running
nnrlh"hrdlS along tho western lin.
81 Twenty seventh Street ana front.
inE thereon - feet and extending
hack westward u, riEu, angles and
n.'wccn parallel Lines l$2 feet. more
or less. 20 an alley.
TERMS. ash.
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