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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08

suit the individual needs Of the FAM
fly that built it, and the ideas Of the
owners as to what the interior should
be and how the exterior should look.
This leads to the thought that the
surest way to secure a home that
meets the ideas Of the owner IS
to build it. Plans that are individual
that meet the needs of the owner
and his family and his ability to
finance can be secured and a pretty
accurate idea Of the cost estimated
before the contract for construction
is let. In this work competent adj
visors to the prospective builder are
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08
CORRECT ALIGNMENT
OF BIG IMPORTANCE.
Auto Wheels Out Of Line Give
Short Tire Life.
Many Owners Do Not Attempt Task
Because of Lack Of Knowledge
Easy and Accurate Method 10
Shown In Illustration.

Lining up the wheels Of an auto
mobile is problem that many motor
lists do not attempt because they do
not know how; but the following
method is easy and accurate in every
case.
Set the car in an open space on an
absolutely fiat floor Place two boxes
on the floor, one about two feet from
the rear right wheel. Now stretch a
string between the two boxes, being
careful to keep the string at an even
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08
Rules for Safe Driving.

Keep to the right Of the road.
Slow down at crossings.
Signal for a stop or turn to
cars behind by holding out the
hand.
Apply brakes slowly. Change
speed rates slowly. Drive care
fully.
Be prepared to help any motor
1st in trouble on roads distant
from garages.
Be prepared to give pedes-
TRANS lifts" on country roads.
Stop car and engine when
meeting drovers with sheep or
cattle on country roads.
Park only at side of roads,
leaving fairway.
When buying produce in the
country, park alongside road,
not on the road. .@".
When parking at night leave
warning lights.
Have headlight DINNERS and
use them when meeting and pass
ing other motorists at night.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08

Will swap first class grade A violin
and case with bow, complete, excep-
tionally fine tone, for marine gas
engine, 21h h. p. or larger. Must
be in perfect condition. Address
Box 453, Madisonvi1le, La
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08

FOR SALE-One sound. gentle
horse, ride or drive; price 5000.
Apply to William Meeks, Oaklawn,
La. oc1-2t*
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08

FOR S-.-.4--.1iIou gun. Remina
ton automatic shot gun, self loading,
with two sets Of barrels, raised solid
matted rib on both berrels, 12galge;~
also solid leather case with lock and
key. All cost $4,000. Will sell for
$500. Dr.. J. L. Watkins, Coving.
ton, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08
Settled Down.

Titus Wadde-I guess we fooled
'em all right. There's a chap whe's
married. Thinks we're still courtin'.
His Bride-Whos that?
Titus Wadde-Tle fellow In the
candy booth He tried to sell me q
rcv of r,oinlt brittle. for YOU.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08

Pennsylvania has 1850 retail gasO-
line dealers.
There are 80 firms in the United
States manufacturing gasoline trac-
tors. .M
Highway accidents in Paris last year
numbered 6O,375-an average OF 1855
daily.
A light automobile has been In
vented in France that can be made to
Jump over obstacles not more than
three feet in height.
49,
When the owner removes spark
plug and finds the porcelain insulator
broken, the portion which has fallen
off may have made its way down be-
tween the piston and cylinder, where
If will cause scoring of the metal.
-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08
Automobile Wheels Out Of Alignment
Give Short Tire Life. Keep Them
Properly Aligned by This Simple
Method.


distance from the floor. Measure from
this string to the front and rear parts
Of the right front and rear tires. If
the distances are not equal, shift the
boxes or the steering wheel until they
are exactly so. The string will then
be exactly parallel to the line Of the
wheels on that side.
Then, with second pair Of boxes
and string, do the same thing on the
left side, thereby obtaining another
line. When this Is accomplished,
measure across from one line to the
other, making sure that these two are
equal distances from the wheels. Do
the same at the rear II these two
measurements agree exactly, the wheels
are in lignment-Popular Science
Monthly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08

For service phone Isl. Star Ga
rage. Head Of Depot.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-10-08
the Result Of improperly Fit
Wheel Agnment-c Neglected Cuts and


might preserve this Illustration as an
actual picture Of yoIr tire.
A more common tire injury Is shown
in Illustration B. This effect is due
to faulty alignment Of the front
wheels. A bent axle or steering
knuckle may be responsible or possibly
the demountable rim was not perfectly
applied.
Accidents are not always RESPONSE
BILE for the front wheels being out Of
alignment, but frequently this is the
case. All cars, through no fault in
manufacture, are subject to this con-
dition, and the first indication will be
given when you notice the tread Of
one or both tires wearing as though q
rough file had been used on them.
If the tread becomes worn through and
the fabric affected, then the tire is
beyond repair. Correct trouble quick
~ to avoid necessity Of this. There
Is but one remedy, and that Is care.
Test your front wheels Frequently
and be sure that they are In proper
alignment
Neglected Cuts.
Illustration G shows a casing with
two-thirds Of its life wasted, for
neglected cuts In the tough rubber
tread have caused it to blister. In
this instance sand and dirt have been
forced into the cuts and worked
around under the tread. Note the
several large bumps where the sand
and dirt have accumulated If tire
is carefully watched for these cuts
plastic will heal them quickly and
no damage will result.
The tire shown at D shows the effect
Of skiddlng caused by a sudden appli-
cation Of the brakes. Part pf its
face has been scraped off. Purely
carelessness. .*5.m..-a
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
MOVING AND PACKING
Building Permits

7637-To Daughters of American
Revolution. shed. Seventeenth & d
SITS NV, lot 30. SO l73.
763s-To c. Z. Tolson, garage, ls
Claiming st ne, lot As. 50 35o3.
7s3s-To Charles Some, store.
1921 II st NV, lot s14. 50 1876.
= 7641-To B. X. Leon. garage, l4as
Rhode Island ave NV. lot 2s. 50 80.
7s44-To E. G. Walker. two ele-
vators, 1914 X st NV, lots s1s-S2o.
SO LOG.
7645-To L. F. Schneider, eleva-
tor. 1915 Q st NV, lot IS. 50 l7s.
764e-To ]. DeLullo. alteration.
24I7 Pennsylvania ave NV, lot c.
50 2s.
764s-To A. A. Fuss, garage, 1910
Pennsylvania ave Sc, lot %, SO s72.
,7650-To j. NJ Hallisey, garage,
l1i7 K st ne. lot So, 50 $50.
7651-To Virginia Guild, garage,
Ill Pennsylvania ave NV, lot SOS,
50 SIS.
7S53-To Naun est, sign. 143s New
York ave NV, lot s. SO a23.
7s54-To L. S. wrenn, alteration.
1883 Florida ave NV, lot Z. SO 1851.
7656-To ]. Danier, garage, 1903
Arkansas ave. lot 3, 50 2s2e.
7e57-To Nelson Wilson, house,
south of C. & o. canal near Thirty
seventh st, lot 27-4s, 50 E1322.
7s5s-To L. d. Engel, motor, 7os
1 st NV. lot ,, 50 427.
7s61-To NJ. Lemon, shed. 1885
Connecticut ave NV, lot rs, 50 Ill.
7es2-To e. p. Stein. fence. 800
Seventeenth st NV. lot "a. So l27.
7665-To NJ. ]. Collins, awning.
37o7 Georgia ave NV. lot 500. 50
3oas.
7ss7-To A. T. Bender, shed, Fifth
ct & Valley ave sc, lot 10. 50 ssss.
7sss-To Fidelity Trust Co. fence,
12s-13i Penna ave NV, lot sil.
50 SIS.
1858 To L. E.Dreumgen. house.
iso2 varnum ST NV, lot 8. 50 2e4s.
T67o-To s. r. Dampice. garage
2s4A @ st NV. lot~s4. 50 $50.
7e71-To B. Shapiro. awning. sfs
Louisiana ave NV. lot IS. 81 3s2.
7e72-To p. J. Nee, repairs. 74s
Seventh ct nv. lot SIS. %
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so4 Longfelov II nv; square 1854.
lot a2-hsbei d. Miller to Irvins
Rosenberg et III. Eli. W., sIe.
zSth st NV. bet N and n; square
%. part lot 4t-Fr,nee, a n.ek.r
ct al to Franklin Day. $40. r. !.
North OF X Ut, west Of sra NJ ne.
square 7ts. lots IS and ss-JuIis
Horan. SIC.
south OF Resrney. east OF ltth sts
ne, square ftet. lots a., a.. "a. az.
- and fs-Benj. y. Edwards .t M.
Amanda J., 70 Leah Corbin, SIC.
Leah Corbin conveys same prop-
erty TO AlEernon s. Gardiner ana
Benz. p. Edwards. $40.
9Th st nv. between NJ ana N NJ.
square 900, lot II and part I.-L<ouIs
J. RAeoaek ct al. TO Michele PsIuubo.
SO.
18th st nv. between Shepherd ara
Taylor, square 2sst. lot ~, Mount
Pleasant Heights-Harvey A. Win,
ct ux- Lsvinis H. to Daniel O. Riee
et ux, Florence p. SIC.
s Seston pl NV. square 3IoS. LOT
sS-Harvey A Miller ct ux. Ieonort
E. to Thomas p. Gormley ct ux.
Mary A. $40.
$40 @ OF sc, square s2s. part
original lot 3-Early r. Halter,s,
SO.
SzSS nth st nv. square at4S, lot
sz-Howard university, a corr. 70
Jacob B. Shapiro. $40.
1905 18th 81 NV. square 40, lot 81
-Nat1 Saw. and Trust Co. ex ana
tr' TO Cora o. Wooward. tai, 900.
zoe 18Th 81 nv. square 9e5. lot
Harry Davis ct ux. Mary. 20 whar-
ton E. Lester. $40.
kearney ST ne. between 18th ana
l1th SITS. square fltI. lot s-orlando
bryan ct VI. Mary, TO Robert Bier
et ux. Alice K. 80.
North Of NJ st. east OF 9Th 81 sr.
square sol. part original lot 49,
walter T. Trittipoe ct ux. vfrets
l.. TO Hymsn Terish. $40.
North OF InEleside terrace. ve,t
OF 18th ST nv, square ssi7. lot Is
Mary v. Spear to Jno. c. Keane, sio.
l25s Duncan 81 ne, square IoeS
lot 7s-Jsmes X. Jones ct ux, Ami,
T. to Loren NJ. Herbert. 80.
North OF Kennedy, west OF lsth
st NV, square 1901. lot t4-Ksth-
leea Houshtsling to Harrison c.
Pratt ct u1. Ada H.. SO.
sos 9Th 81 nv. square 3is.. lot
2T-Jno. T. wittstatt et ux. Cath
crime e. TO Charles Z. Thorney. et
w. Agnes A, $40.
North OF Varnum. east OF isth
81 nv, square 2s47. lots 50. So and
St-Harry H. Clark ct ux, Mary E
10 Alpheus II. Ryan. tie.
North OF Varnum. east OF ittN %
NV, square 1647. lots IL and l5-
Alpheus II. Ryan ct uH. Betty c.. 20
Mary z. Clark. SO.
tstS Garfield at NV. square iio7,
lot 3o-Elsie E. Stabler TO Frances
p. hellicha $40.
Northeast cor 18th and X sts NV:
square 2ts. lot so-Irving o. Ball, et
ux. Carrie B., TO Felix Lake. ,ie.
1888 X ct NV: square Sts. lot 10
walter s. Harlan ct ux. Isabella, %
same. $40.
1928 and l22S Linden pI ne; square
1909. lots 327 and 52S-wm. A. Lee
to Charles ID. ssger. SO.
sos ct ne: square sls. lot i.s-
Mae A. Norris TO Dennis Mccarthy,
SO. ~
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THURSDAY, JUNE 9
PAGE FIFTEEN
What Congress Did Yesterday.

Aaepse1 ss~ssre.es r~psrs - o.
seesee sea<1e.ey spprsprfssssu<sof
sgreetaG % ssnsss aaeala<nSx -
Dtssrtrt sehsss fss.s.
Eflis Repsrse<.
ce..ffses .. pssike ia,x., "a, ~
esnssItlssfss sf fsrest las1s vvant.
CLEARWATER. 81 sse ss< selvsy "a.
sssssi fsrssts.
Cssnisses % fsrefs- sRssrs s~s-
afsse< q minority repsrt .. ske p>s-~
ressisttsn.
Bfiis Intrs<see<.
Dyer. MfsssurS-Ffxfnn the saksrsss
sf eerssi. Usitss States sttses~ys
ssd narshsla 'lsEf :
Macon. I1lasets-Ts sne.S ssas~t
esfftieA. ~As act 60 pre.sts O.
welfare 81 the Americas sesnsn 4.
the serehast narfae sf tie unss>l
ststes-~
Rsss1sie. New Ysr&-A. set %
amend TIE fsra lsen set.
Wtnsiew. nsssseAssetts-Tsa a.~><
the fnterstats esaHercs Get ~
saaf.G q new section az6 90 snsnI
m act 60 sspplesest existing is~s
as.isst ssiswfsI rertr.fsts snA
nesepIiesL !
Dyer. Htssssrs-Te create I've a.
aftteaai justices % the ssprens
essrt for the District OF CsiuuS4a.
Joint Rsssiutfsns fstrs<seel.
Tssse. Hssssekssetts-Ts es.p<l
merchants % nsrk all reels IN
psrted frea ferefE. es~strte.. sks~.-
Tag the eeustry IN which sseA ssels
were made or nsssfaetsre<. +,
Gslifvss. Mss.schssetts- - rr>vzA-
Ing thst there shall se Nc prize Arks
In the United ststes for the vvsrsS
ehs.ptesship sntn after the pssssss
ef the seitters' bonus I'LL
Reselstie.s I,treaseel-
kissei. New Ysrk-Dfreetf.s Her.
bert Clara Hesver 60 furzish tAe
Assse OF representative certain -
fernatisu regarding the Burspes,
relief esusefL
csasittee ne~ti.ss Today. b.
Naval sfsirs. sav.i leEisistses.
Iet3e, open.
Bsnkins and curre.ey. sseffsS-
meat Of eaee Of eeaptroIler ef tAs
eurresey, 1efso. epel.
interstste. several bills, 10. en-.
Military sfair.. 10. ex.
Agriculture, sugar eeusitsstfen
bill. 10, open
wsys and ~es,s. majority r~es-
hers, 1et3e. ex-
Merchant marine, hill .nez<f~s
the merchant marine act. stso epen.
oncfsls fres the navy tepsrtHeut
Judiciary, 1850, ex
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ID. c. Buyers in New York.

We" iOhh. June b.-Mashing-
ton buyers registered here includ.
the following: Woodward A. L,o-
throp: l. f. Fronani. house furutxh-
ing goods, glassware: X. r. Pierce,
baby carriages. porch awnings,
hsmmocks: Mis- NJ ID. Collins.
women's neckwesr: Miss z. Hart.
misses resdy-tO-wear: Mrs. NJ Me-
clure. girls ready-to-wesr: Mrs. J.
e. Nourse. art goods, .embroIderies.
leather goods. stationary: Miss L
SteaEan, waists: E. A. Robinson,
mercha ndise manager. basement de-
psrtments; 3st Fourth avenue :
s. Rann Sons 4 Cot r. Fin
min. notions. 3ewelry, leather rocos;
J. MscFarouhsr. toys: A. W. Mack,
hosiery. underwear; J. X Bovoss
cotton, wash goods. t32 Fourth ave.
nue.: Mrs warneld. r. r. Murphy,
millinery, 2ac Fifth avenue.
A. Llsner-B. L. Bobbs, costs.
suits. go Fifth avenue. Is
King's Palsce-H. King rensral
merchandise: Cumberland. p-.s
Lsnsburrh a Brother-Mr. yaex-
son. resdy-to-vesr; sis s<vssth
avenue.
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SENATE.

88NAE
Met at n s'eisek sna reerssed 81
ss3s until II to-day.
Passet army sDpreprhtisn btfi
after - % - vste euttfnG persen-
mel Gown 10 1891 80 as prsvt1ed On
hssse. Apprsprtasiss 81 e9eeys
for b<gtasisG Of werk On power
piant at Greet Fafla. faeiuled. after
speeches ~ Senators Nsrris, Kt.s.
Lesreet sna sthera. Senator Wsds-
worth. ehairnan 81 aiiftsvy sf-
fairs committee. ssssfis practtee Of
eosgress In direetisG tie seeretsry
other meter vehicles 90 ststes-
Psekers' eenfrsl bfiI asas srtes
Of unfinished busfness asa VIII -
taken ~ to-day.
Arthur d. Allen. Of NeSrsska.
eeaarael for eeiiecssrssts sf Ia
terasi revenue fer state 81 Ne
Appst.t.e,ts reeetveAf Aibert ID.
Lssker. Of nlinsts. ehairass Of
shipping beard. aa1 e. ". o'Ceaser.
New York; Gesree h Chanberiafn.
oreEea, Etwsrd @. Pisaner. Msiset
Fre1ertek l. rhsmpsea. Aiabaaat
Meyer Lissssr. California. ssa Az
wiral w. .. Beasen. neabest
Capt Hesry A. wiley TO ~ rear
admiral In the navyt BRIG. 6ea. @.
c. Rickards. Of the Pennsyivssfs
National Guard. 70 be chief Of the
militia bureaut Charles L. Heever, Of
Atsseurf. 60 be o consul sf eiasa 81
John w. Cox. of North Carolina, 70
he n Junior hydroEraphie and geo.
detic enEiseeri three United States
attorneys In the department ef Jus
tiee and n number OF army and
navy promotions.
judiciary mbcemmittee begss
hesrins on charges that y. A. Lin
ney, Of North CsreIiaa, aPpeintee
for district attorney, tsterferes
with negro vote In last eieettes,
rood roads siii before psstsaee
-omnittee, CspPer-Tiseher him to
require manufacturer TO label
fabrics truthfuIiy before axriesi-
tural ceanitteet restise IeGtsistien
before mines snd mining coanft-
tees privi eyes and elections ces-
mittee considers Ford Newberry
election case.
Y. ChaRberfain, of Oregon. to be q
member Of the shipping board con-
hrmed.
Laid Before the Senate.
Message from house sssoaseins
that the speaker ksl signed an act
providing for the psblie sale Of the
postomce site In Bethlehem, Pal
also q joint resolution Tor the relief
Of Hood sufferers In Colorado.
HOUSE
Met at II m. and adjourned at
st45 p. m. until soe. today.
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DEATHS

H'KAY-suddeniy. on Tuesday, June Z.
ls2l.st lo:45. CHARLES \.
Funeral from residence, 73l Fourth st. ne
Services Friday morning. Q a m. at
st. Aloysius church. lnterment. Cedar
Hill cemetery. Relatives and friends in
vited to attend. 4S3
HoDeKrNs-On June 8. 1921. age 20 years
after u short illness at George wash
ington hospital. ANBR0s1A. widow Of
ChaS. b. Hodekins.
Remains at the parlors Of Martin W.
Hysong Co. 1909 y ct. NV. Remains
leave Thursday. June 9Th. 1890 p. m.
Services and interment Louisville. Ky.
louisville. Ky. aEd Nashville. Tenn.
papers please copy-D 4S5
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dbe @as]ingtpn NrraIn,a
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Southeast Central Continued.

c 81. Sc, RET. I'd a 3D.. ms. mod.
Lrk. $1,000. JOHN y. BvSoHUE q
SONS, 3l4 Pa. ave se.
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Inland Al Sfrtip1s
SUBURBAN. FOR SALE

4, SUBURBAN fUk SALk
coatinued.
ecrs; es.25o. Easten Lsad Bales cs.. siS
18th st. ~.
COTTAGE CITY. sra. . I. s.n.i; gar,
ee.jon: terms. Easters Land salss Co.,
$40 18th II. ~. -. 80.
leENrLENnSs country s.tas. 10 Bradley
Hills section. all improv. loo apple trees.
rho.. 2. JsrreIl. 81 woodvsrd nldi. n. 1ee.
LING Pa. vaEw. Les. psst puy ia esty.
Eastsfn Lsnd salss c.: els isth Ct. ~.
SR., BRAD. LANE. Mp.-snsiiss village
hung - 4 b. .. N. /; I'm. pes.; ss.soe
Mckesyer z of.s. ism ! Ct. %.
I sies. motor. %. frpl.. nsis6. g. 80. sroNi
Z rAiRrAx. isx2 =. Z. ass. Y. nss.
ADAMS MILL I'D. sn. col I'D 70 ..
q . b., elee.. gas. $4,000. SHANNON
9 Luohs. Iis l4th It: ss. Nj. -.
Brsatw,od. Ma, ssar winans = Ivy sss.-
Price. $500 Mahsrnsy ssd ogiiivsn. isz1
Eye q: nv III: y. ts4
HyArrsyIIIE, Nd. rns.. D.. siss., soz
10. A,1so. $500 cash. sroxE q FAIR
rAx. Isx2 n. 7. ave. =. -
SILVER SPRING. Np.-s-rooa punssisv,
furnace heat; elec.; gar: ed5oo. J. n
Gsrm.n: Dist: Nat. esnh Bldg:
CEDAR sr.. cHERRYpALE. va. . rsos.
and bath. electric nsht. Pnes. H1se.
HERNDoN. VA. Mod hone: 10 serss issl.
5000. WIN. X. saunders d Co.. 1853
4 st. NV.
RossLYN vA.-S rooms ssd bathi .. N. &:
det.: 500. J. d. oaraaa- psst- Nat.
...a- 9.a. -
NEW HOME. 8 LaE. RNs.. LOT iooxiz,
close cars. s4,soo; $500 e.sh.
MOD. SUBURBAN more. , rms. q b..
shade. fruit. ETC.. 90 min. to city. Slo.eoo.
VIM n. saundes. Z Co. 1888 81: nv:
cHERRYDALB. VA. raA. . D.. n.u.h.I
q acre. Se.c0S. WIN. H. saanders
Co.. 1888 x st. NV.
COTTAGE crrY. ND. ss.soo. . ms 3 b..
anil. ehieken coop. lse. iot- ]. D. Gar
man. Dist. Nat. Bank hleg.
VOLTA e, rL[S r%.: :: z n,.; a; i.,se Io.;
Bldg.
F0hREsTvILLk, ,iD.. s7.sos.
y. l.. sansbury 4 Co. las Eye st. n ssoi.
BR0oKvILLE fiKE, ss5.oco.
II rms. sb-. ami. gar. barn, u
y. I. sansbury 4 Co. 14ls Eye st. III. 500.
HUNTING TON TERRACE. ND. $3.50.
-
y. L. sansbury 4 Co. 14is Eye st. N. 500.
Cabin John Park.
CONDUIT ROAD. 10 rooms. bath. . scrss.
$40 500 Lou, r. shosnsisr. 1907 n. Z.
ave. n. liee.
LOT NO q. terrace q. above condt r..
garden. fruit. chickens, 6l.e. II. Tonus.
soa. a24 Sou. Bldg. n. 744s.
CONDUIT RD.-splendid site country soas,
m. out, $50 TT. fne view. ~ .. Tom
linson. s24 Sou. Bldg.. z. IxS5.
CONDUIT nD.-Kasniacsat sits for hetei
or club. N. fr. white House. high hill
~ a. Tomhnson. s2< Sou. Blds. n. 7<<s.
CONDUIT RD.-Bunsaiov. . a.. perehes,
gar. shade, slsc., b., ready NAY 10. 81.
900; terms. Tomliuson. 3e4 Sou. BID. n. 7<xs.
sPLESnIp BLDG. lot. No. q, sec. .. 2o.ooe
IT., 100 trees. 5he: terms. Touiinfoa
t24 Soc. Blds.. u. 74ts. Fra. Sol.
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Southeast
Central.

10Th ST. or. y; "a. & b.; s.m.i: deep lot; I;
s.2Jo. wn- 8. Phillips, 1909 n. 7. ave.
Az. Main oa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01

You may pay more or you may pay less,
but no matter what price you pay, you
can't get as much honest to goodness
Hosiery value in any other stocking as
we are giving in our ROsenwaId Special
No. 100 Silk Stockings for ladies. Every
pair absolutely guaranteed. Now S2.95 Pr.
ROSENWAlD'S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
of Want Ads by bringing Results,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-11
TEMPERMENTAL Andre Boillot.

TEMPERMENTAL Andre Boillot
L the dainty French race driver,
who is coming to America to attempt
to get slice of the $4,000 melon to
be cut at the Ninth International 500
mile race to be held at the Indianap-
oils Motor Speedway, Monday, May
80, positively abhors unclean nails. In
fact, he says, amy driver who starts
race with dirty finger nails does not
deserve to win He is about as out
standing as Ralph De Palma when it
comes TO the neatness of his driving
garb and car as the race starts Last
year he was a member of the unsuc-
cessful invading French team of three
Peugeots, but this year he will be
seen in a Talbot-Darracq, which is
also a French speed creation.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-11

Mr.. S. r. Black is at home
from business trip to Louisville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-11
NOTICE

TO all Odd Fellows who may be
in our city: You are hereby mott
fed that meeting Of the 9Th dis
trict OF Kentucky will be held
with Madison Lodge, No. IA, at
Richmond, Ky, May II, at &c
p. m. Hon. Ambrose Bruner, OF
louisville. chairman of the state
committee. and DR.. G.. p. ClaXon,
Of Lawrenceburg. chairman OF the
Sth district, Will be present and
we know that they will have
something good to tell us. You are
respectfully invited to attend. A
banquet after the meeting. Yours
in f. l.. and T.,
O. c. Tclnpleman, N. G.
N. B. Turpin, Secretary.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-11
Napoleon's Ideal Woman

The great Napoleon, in re-
Spouse to question once asked
by a lady, replied, "My ideal wo-
man is not the beautiful society
belle or the butterfly Of fashion,
but the matron who reaches mid.
die age i'll complete preservation
of health, with stalwart children
by her side"
There are great many women
OF middle age who owe their good
health to Lydia +, Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound, that fam
Gus medicine for female ills. For
almost fifty years this wonderful
medicine, compounded of roots
and herbs, has been restoring suf-
fering women to health.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-11
MINISTER PRICE
FALLS IN AIRpL lane:

Friends in this city of Hon.
William Jennings Price, Of Dan
vile. now United States Minister
to Panama, will be interested in
his exciting experience the other
day in an airplane that turned
Somcrsatllt. Minister Price, Hon.
Z. A. Morales. Secretary OF The
ThearuSry and acting Secretary
OF Government of Justice Of
Panama Hon. Narciso Garay.
Secretary of Foreign Affairs. and
Major Richard Decker, of the
Panama Post and Telegraph de-
partment, We're making flights in
separate machines, flying low in
order to see the Isthmus and
Canal from the air. While at
tempting to land at Fort Clayton
the machine IN which Minister
Price was a passenger, became
unmanageable from a damaged
propeller, and it struck fresh
plowed ground and turned a com
pletc somersault, breaking the
safety belts and hurting the pilot
and passenger to the ground,
which being soft, save them from
serious injury.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-11
COLLEGE HILL

Dr. Il. b. Combs remains criti-
cally i'll at his home here.
Mrs. Jasper Pearson who has
been in the Gibson hospital for
the past four weeks, was able to
return home last Sunday to the
qualification of her many friends
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-11
This VIII Help the Dixie
IBy ssncia:ed Press)

Tazcwcll, Ky, May 1l.-At a
good roads meeting here promises
were made that the Pineville-
Middlcsboro-T azcwcll Knoxville
link OF the Dixie Highway would
be completed by this summer. a
iive-mile rough stretch from the
Powell river presents the great
est obstacle to the completion Of
the project.