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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
I.-i'oitit E,pc

The largest type permitted in the
Want Al pages is - point. and the
smallest space IN which l2-Dolnt
type ad may hc set Is one inch. The
rate tor this large type is cents a
word daily and cents q word sun
day. The same scale oil reductions
VIII apply as tor regular want ads.
These rates apply only u advertise
mcntS originating in Richmond aud
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily, ii cents
an agate line: Sunday. IL cents an
agate line count words TO the linc).
cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates tor business add
vcrtiScrS or request.
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. NJ. and 10 +. NJ. each week day.
and up TO +. NJ. Saturday tor correct
classification IN the ncNt EDITION.
situation Wanted Ads Mai. and
Fcmalc when presented at ;he Want
40 Counter III the Dispatch Building
10y those out at WORK VIII be inserted
Free OF Charge.
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Straight Shooting

Not a bit OF effort ammunition will be
you cunning in classified q
The Dispatch
Your AL i'm this section will every Rich.
mona who might he interested in your propuson-
whether it's finding help selling mbbits-and you'll
hear from
Load your little al with facts-gcncraes often ny
wide the mark.
No mnttcr what al is about, he
statements true specific and easily
70" III doubt about the essential points . IN
SIZE get the expert advice Of a. dispatch tnkcr.
Nothing counts except rcsuts-!ourI score a. buIIs
eye with Dispatch ads:
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantctl-Mulc

BOOK X t:EpER-r Young marri.d ,,,n
wants position at once. Would cons,.irr
clerical position rive years bank;
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

WE BUn: SELL. AND EXCHANGE,
i:i,,,H EEHHEEiHisiruNHE sr,AToS AND
BROAD AT FIRST.
ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES OF all Kinds.
l,o"kkr"peFs desk. oliic" desk. wood
cioth"s lockers. Strombcr. time clocks
acs, pads. ink wells. Office chairs. buuIt
hlHh.rs bank partition. Nm" inside glass
Snow ease. liNHNJ feet. n tn" army
used II. "" hav" IT.. Write for fro.
t"th!nE. Army ana Navy supply COM
nhnE. i-u irpok Avenue. isGs East
Er"nhlin street. jD0i Lester Street
fh"n. Madison 1901. Richmond Va.
BABY CARRIAGE White willow baby
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TIRE SALESMAN wanted for ci,y. 4
ny" proposition is offered IN" rlrh,
party. Parker Bros, 90 West Iir0ad
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Let the Dispatch Help You Get JobStadon Wanted Ads Free
I've STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

nnrcs and three studs:
sinG," AMI doubi" harness. saddles aud
priuits' hNe pony traps also wagon Iu,
cart boulevard toe. H. r.: Winston
siol West Main Street.
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Poultry and Supplies

cEREAiiA EGG MASH keeps hen,
healthy aEd provides them with ai,irIe
ant tgs-!"i ming material. Sold ia 81
ANA ipp-Doun,i bags at YOUR dealers ar
Bihu"r hasten. l:OS r.. Cary Street
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Situations Misunderstanding Ri


Coon wants place plain cook ana light
-h"usework. Call at ~ West Ciny 81.
COOK First. class cook - years. .xpeTj
c...S. Abby ia North Sixth street.
CLERICAL. WORk-ENpcricnc. I,Jv
M@hIS pH;,'iniia'nent cieric"! wosS and
Best OF references. Box - III :rh,. III
latch 80 nc ''S'
'iKl.-N ea' co'orcd gifl wants position as
t1'N1t"r 1ryr'tor. Gall Randolph .gGp
HOtSEk EEPER- Position - b5,,
krtper or waitress ~ lunch room. I'm or
patch. ''S
MAID G"ioJcd Girl Wants plar, AS cham
hern.id 5l' Norton street
MATRON--Waniud subs,j,utc y.,i, ..
IN, sninne' ~ or near Richmond.
care PoStnias;cr. Dawn Va 49,
; IENoGkAfiiEE- Experienced s,cnocra-
pncr DESIRES roSiilun ts st-nUEruphcT mr.
clerical wnrk. y -, sos West Fr,nL,in
WANTED hy lady cierica, ros,tio, -,
oinC', OF similar IN doctors office Nv
Septcnncs list. Address Box is lis. Tn,
Dispatch 80 nc
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FORD SEDAN.

'P-A model: rcrnlu;.J c,,f,
win natural wood color 10
in"uni'bi" rims, slIr covers. four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20

GROOM FLAT located near Chimborszo
Park: brisk construction. Tiled balm:
electric lights: separate entrances: front
and back porSnes. Immediate Dos.es
SION Morton @. Thalhiiner First Ma
iiona! ba1 Building. Phone Randolph
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.ftLTfOhS-LEChLS
Legal Notices

sIoCk itgri.bERS-W Watkins CottreIi Com.
pany. The annual meeting of Inc syncr
n n.iners xi ~ It, thf Watkins.colsreIi Com,
company. Fourteenth and DOCK S;ree an
nien"ond. Va" on Tuesday. August ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20

BOoKKEEPER or COLLECTflI,-posj--
lion wanted by middlc-agcd man MANY
Years experience. Reference ample; I'D
resident. Address Box X 10 Tho Dis.
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SPECIAL SALE
l SEQ FORD St.bN\S.
FORD SEDAN.

l'@n model. r"p-intcd and ruuir-
20! with electric starter ana
fights. lcmountallr rims dash
licni ana spccdomctcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-20
BiSiNi - SLKjItT
business SERVICES oWc,o, !,

'ei'Ncs Oncrcu IS
AwHiNOS' INNINGS
cfdci nos ana AVOID tn. rush ~,
-. H'-"h'"G "n!Ms Co.. 3ii NorIh
Doll. iIosPITAL
r" US made from out own rnn,i,,,'.. w.
hoSHts @g2 North Th.rd Street.
HATS Steamed aHu rtU.u.,.u
N..ia h. Worr- III Nurin Fir. "Vsw
hAH r. Nout Hat CIeanrd duu- rronrL., :,
United iiaL Hot-s als Nortn Iif,b =,
3DN LACCk MEG. CO.-LuinUet ANA mil;
ron bfp"d s:rcef az Etit Inc ''
OLD HATS C.eanrd ana rru.ocE.., 80,
ne" aHsi's";. snoe shine. sii +. Man
!Al%IiNG waited by rc.idbi. coutr,c,o,,
Btst Vi references WOFh ny a - -
contract Tor san.e. rnonc Madison az
F.hHJ TUNING rruaIrine ana g.biiII,t -
W are eGuiyped 20 DO ANY .art OF 49, ~,
""f.. Packing ana hauling rc,.i,.DD '".D
best att alton u yoo are :novinr 'dr
haNs "yr" to BE- done ~ ulI linz. III
Crafts PIANO Factory Fro, -, 80
Kdrdp'gn d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
CARAVANERS FIND
LIFE IN THE WEST
IS NOT ALL ROSES
Brooklyn Party Get No
Aid From Idaho Gov
ernor in Building Road

BOISE. Ida Oct t-Governor -.
w. DnNis Of Idaho tonight declared
thnt the state ~ ready 10 give every
hssistancc TO the members OF "scott'a
modern caravan" but that the build
ing of "a bridge to the property on
which members OF the caravan" W. -
tied nenr BUM, Ida. Is out Of the
question.
SCOTS caravan cama from BROOKLYN
10 Buhl by automobiles 10 settle on
STATE land. Il was composed OF 40
families.
ON arrival mcmhers OF the carnvan
claimed the land Unsatisfactory. They
afked that better roads 10 reach II be
Governor payis's statomcn, tonight
The caravan committee called dur
Ing my absence and icft u referendum
which was published In fuil In the
lioiso papers Friday.
The referendum speaks for Itself.
Tine building OF % bridge across Sal
MOI creek at this Zine is not prnctica-
Bile.
The caravan will De given all pos
Hihle help from every department In
The atnte which can assist them In any
l invite the cooperation OF tho
l'opl' oi Twin Fails county va nsslst-
ing the %caravunors and. nsk them 10
ftown upon every effort that may be
made To arouse disContont'
MANY stories nfc going around re-
Rurdlng tho caravan
Thr Bfoukiynitos brought electric
household equipment. It WuA stated
and FOUND no electricity on thoir prop
crty. Thcs claim the road TO thcr
tract 10 practically impossible.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
CELEBRATION OF
CHICAGO FIRE
INDICATES COW
Mrs. O'Leary's Animal
Held Blameless for the
Disaster
By CARL VICTOR LITTLE.
'uifsd nrsss Stum CDrrt-unuIpnt

CHICAGO. oct. Mrs. James
OlLcar, and her celebrated cow were
yindicatcl today Of any part In start
Ing the fire that destroyed Chicago in
1871.
Visitors 90 tho soml-centenninl Of
the Chicago blaze. which opens here
tomorrow. were disappointed be-
cuus" N" first sccue u the vivid re-
production did not depict Mrs. o.
l~ary milking her COW at night by
The glimmCr Of "a lantern.
The sctne showing old Bossy KICK
Ing over the lantern because she re-
scented h rude awakening was also
missing.
The Chicago fire without Mrs. o.
'.cury and her COW was to many Ike
Hamlet without the melancholy
Dane.
As much aa the popular romance
OF the fire would ave pleased the
spectators those In charge OF the
celebration. which lasts until October
10. decided to hamper themselves
with facts by Sticking to the story
unturthcd ly historians recently
which absulycd Mrs. OLcary and her
COW from blame.
started In O'Lcarys barn-orlgin
unknown is the way the yellow
and worn records Of the fire depart
meut tell the story now.
Neighborhood gossip placed the
blame Tor the fire ON Mrs. OI.enry
ana her much-maliFned animal. Tha
story that Mrs. O'Leary was giving q
party la honor OF the relative who
had just arrived from ireland ana
wanted milk TO make an oyster stew
spread ul over the country. TIL,
D NUTU. Tint NlVa NF.I...U.LI4. ....t.
Tor, went out to milk thc COW am,
set The barn or fire was also told
over the charrcd ruins of back-yar,
fences and made the front pages u
newspapers all owe the world.
II has been proved that Mrs. O'
L'ary, who was suffering from mis-
cry in her leg, ana the cow botl
retired early tho night OF the fire.
The fire, which started October s
1871. Ia oLcary's barn, burned TO
- hours, tuuk the lives OF 200 per
sons, made $4,000 homeless anl
wiped out $1,000 homes and place
Of business In an area or 2.l50 acres
Railroad terminals valued at s..
100000, hotels appraised at $1,000.
600, and churches valued AT s.,
100000 were reduced To ruins In IN
disaster that 500 all destroyed gIg9.
'"' WIN VI lARINANNH
Chicago, ct The time Of tha Cir,
had $4,000 people. az just about th
present size OF Milwaukee on kansa
CIty.
The buildings were wooden struc
lures. for the most part. with tan
paper roofs.
ON sunday. the day before the III
disaster, rrcmcu had become 60
huugtpd In fighting Il gzUu 900 hIny
that Quilted four blocks north OF IA
business section. The summer ma
boon dry, with only two aud a la.
inches Of rain FOR months.
The growth Of Chicago since IN
fire has been phenomenal In &
years II has grown from q mass &
ruins to the second city IN the cuui
try,
Mrs, O'Lcarys son, James O'Loarl
well-knuWu sportsman, atili live
hero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
.~ENOEAVORERS PLAN
FOR STATE MEETING
Committee Meets Here
to Arrange for Las
Cruces Convention

A meeting OF the state executive
committee of the Christian Endcuvor
society was started at tine Alvurado
Yesterday afternoon. and viii Doe com
plvt'd today. Tho committee is meet
ing primarily 90 lay Uuus Tor tho state
convention Of tho Christian EnGcuvur
which VIII Do held at Lac Cruces In
February.
Those present at the meeting are
W, I,oN Breg, of Dallas. Tex. rNcCu-
tive secretary OF the southwestern
district. Lloyd B Johnson. state presI-
dent OF the Christian Eudouyor: and
Miss Lois Guflu, OF Roswell. state
superintendent of intermediate Chris
tan Eudcayur work.
Several local mon were ALSO present
tt the mortiug, and plans FOR the COM
ing o were discussed Il is hoped
TO mhk, the convention next Fcbru-
HfF D. biggest and best that the 500
cirty has yct bad ln Sew Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

as TO encourage the reduction or
unemployment. Better by ~ that
willing workers be paid for labor than
that my men be Kept In idlencsa
These special insurance funds are
necessary temporary expedicnts to
tide the unemployment situation over
untll employers can he awakened to
the necessity Of go managing their en-
terprises as to provide employment
on full time or part time. whether
the times be good or bad.
Need OF Education.
That an army OF men should be
thrown completely out OF work IN a
depression Of the kind We are now
In IL a sad commentary on our social
structure a Industrial processes.
Both labor and employers must be
something more Is required from Il
than a mero insist9nce upon a
maNimum wage and minimum hours
In times OF prosperity. and employers
10 the necessity OF 30 adjusting their
enterprises that the surplus accumu-
lated during periods OF prosperity
viii be available To- continue produce
tion upon q reduced scale in periods
u University.
The PRONUNCIATION OF a system OF
eduCnup II 10th labor and capital
upon the fdregoing basis for national
application VIII be the biggest thing
II present unemployment confer
enco can do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
Continue to Boil
Water Is Advice
OF Health Officer

Regardless Of the fact that tho last
tow tests Of the city water show Il 90
be- improved aud to contain little bar-
terra which might cause typhoid
fever, br D. J.. Dochsrty. city and
county health officer stili advises the
citizens Co continue to boil their
water.
d. bochorty reported last nisht
that the water at Tiicras. Scdillo,
Frost, sun Antonio. san Autunitu and
Mouni1inNlow was contaminated and
should Dee boiled by citizens in those
places. llo said that the water nj
Palarito ana l,anchos de Albuquor-
unnecessary.
hr. Dochcrty viCcinsted 80 chill
drcu ut Ranches de Albuquerque on
FRIDAY. He reports that there have
been no moro deaths from typhoid
reported to his office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

The first real military uniforms
were those worm by French soldiers
by decree VI Louis XIV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
Man Found Guilty
OF Wagon Parts Theft

Amador Granada. charged with the
theft Of wagon parts more than a
year ago, was found guilty Friday
evening. by the jury, but has not been
sentenced.
The Jury found the value OF the
stolen wagon parts to be $50. making
aim guilty VI Grand larceny. the PEN
atty for which ls from % 20 10 years
in thu p~cnitcutiary.
The petit jury is now almost two
days behind It's docket, which WINS ar
ranged last Monday. The jury will
probably be In session for two days of
this week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
nnnNr,s--TDR MIsHINo

Don't wish you could find a iob-Find H.
Don't wish you could rent yoar apart
mrLt-Rent u.
Done Wish you could sell your home
Sell IL.
Howl
BY using the Herald's Classified Columns.
Phone HAh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

Commercial aviation has become so
popular In France that "a monthly
time table Of service Is published,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02
What Should Be Done
For the Unemployed?

what should President Harding's
conference on unemployment, meet
ING this wopk at Washington, do to
rcl.evc the sltuntionT one idea OF
the action That should De taken for
the jobicss Is presented herewith by
Thom9s l.. C~hadbOurnc. New York
attorney and formerly counselor TO
he War Trade board.
In periods Of Industrial depression
which come upon as every few years
the attention OF public authorities IL
directed toward measures OF tempo.
Tary relief.
Employers are rightly urged nt
such times to give part time employ
ment TO AS many as possible. public
works are suddenly encouraged as
additional sources Of Jubs-"the only
real remedy for unemployment and
M Hympathics are appealed 10
for the means OF dispensing charity.
This Is necessary. We can't let hui
mas beings starve or freeze.
But ! am more Interested In know
iug whether we are going TO face
the issue OF unemploym ent s%lunrcly
through permanent measures of pre-
VcntlOn.
Public Employ meni.
Public works, offering immediate
employment, suuld. Of course. be
pushed forward now throughout the
country, But FOR the future there
should now be developed a program
adjusting employment on public
works to the fuctuating periods Of
Industrial booms and deprcssions.
Expenditure OF public funds where
lahor cost is an important factor
should he held back ur spepded an TO
relieve the fluctuations of the private
labor market.
4 public employment service. with
suitlcicnt appropriations and courage
10 get strong men AS administrators.
could. 81 efficiently ma reduce
unemployment as much as 10 per
cent.
Unemployment Insurance.
For those "inyoluuturily unom-
plo}ed the reserve army Of indus
trl-thcrc should be special lnsur-
aucc funds Tor doCcnt maintenance.
and the system should hc 20 applied
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-02

nim deal. with lncldentT from the
Bible.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
INTO EFFECT TODAY
IKE WALTON GOES
NEW STATUTE FOR
MUNDMENT TO FISH AND GAME
ACT WILL BIZ ENFORCED, WITH
REAVY PENALTIES FOR VIOLA
TONS or RULES LAID DOWN
BY LEGISLATURE.

Important amendments 10 the gam,
and esb l.,.. ,...,,,r,. ,,...,5 r,. tb
,'.'.,..,. ;" ''''
i'''''''"''' went INTO '"''l ''"'>.
Among the most important is pat
ting q season ON bass ii hing. a chang,
i'm the law penaIgug fishing near .
dam and several changes I'm the laws
regarding the seizure. shipment ANA
sale of fur bearing animals and hides
Under the new amendment regard
ing bass fishing. the open season eN
tends from MAY IL To Dec 3D. inclu
siye During this period bass may De
caught only by hook and line. II the,
are caught i'm any other manner. tn,
law directs THAI they must be- return
ed to the water Otherwise heavy
penalty ma, b, incurred hy the VIC.
lator.
Restrictions are also placed on the
length and number of fish No fish
may be kept which is under nine
inches i'm length and no fisherman is
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
KELLY TO SIGN Up
RECRUITS FOR CAMP
GRANT TRAINING
STATES ATTORNEY HEADS MOVE.
MENT HERE FOR CITIZENS
ARMY Neutrality-suspicious. OF
DUTY OPENS JULY 2t-CLoSES
AUGUST 20.

II ia epected Ottawa will be well re
presented at the Citizens Military
Training Camps which will be held at
Fort Sheridan and Camp Grant from
July Il to August 90 While many
men have already sent in their appli-
cation blanks requesting for reser.
vations at these camps others who
wish to enter have neglected TO 20
thru the necessary tormalities con
nected with the admission To The
camp.
All who wish to go. are urged to
see States Attorney Harry r. Kelly,
the local chairman, at once to get in
their needed application blank. Mr..
Kelly has these blanks, will send them
in directly to the camp.
All expenses for the camp. will be
borne by the government, even the
fare to and from the camp. The pro
ject offers opportunity for local men
to secure a summer vacation and out
ing without cost.
While the main purpose of the
camp is to give military training,
sports, athletics and other forms Of
recreation will be particularly en-.
couraged and the opportunity pro
vided for them In their daily SEIZED.
ule.
The camps are open TO all phys
ically fit men between the ages of
16 ind 35 years. Those accepting and
who attend will be under no ohliga-
ton rather than strict attention TO
instructions and observation of regu-
lations during the training period
The plan of holding these citizens
military training camps all over the
country was evolved from the Platts-
burg idea the summer camp where
rudiments of military education and
training were taught without sacri-
ficing the recreation so essential TO
a real vacation Uniform food and
medical service is furnished without
charge Many facilities for reCrca.
tion and athletic activities are avail.
able The military program is care
fully supervised by instructions and
occupies but a portion Of the time
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02

NTINTNIEO w TNTON,
c. w. Irion & Co.. Dry Goods.
JAMES J. M'GRATH,
Formerly with McNei.Hissns Company,
Chicago.
Or. J. w. PETIT,
President Ottawa tuberculosis Colony,
Al. f. SCAoCH.
Formerly President OF the National
City Bank OF Ottawa.
GEORGE f. sHUTE.
Cattle Breeder and Farmer. a.
JOSEPH e. THOMPSON,
Live Stock and Farmer.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
Onions the Oldest.

Onions have caused more tears for
more years than any other subject in
the world they have been wepl over
since before the pyramids We're built,
There are hieroeiyphic tears on an
cient oheiSks OF the land Of the Phar-
aohs showing that the Egyptian slaves
had them for lunch In point of an
tiquty the onion Is the oldest aud
moSt nriStnrgatic nf vagetahes
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
ns of the Mayor and City Commissioners Of Ottawa.

port the Constitution az tho Unitad
States and the Constitution of The
state of ultnoia aud that ! ,o,lI f,itb
fully DISCHARGE tho dutias of nv cf
fre in mating r,na ,ra i,nr,rti,I
assessment of tho coat 81 the lor,r
imnrovemopt of certain mart ~,
Chanel and OrIeaoe gtrsets in Tho ono,
mari or aid rity of ottaw, tnoofhe,
win tben ptor,e,ti,n a., ur,dir !,
4taiuiup cu,hinp and n,,i1a ~
same mon tbe City of GttaW'a ma
noie ana tho pr,nort.. hono6,ad -.
euch ir,nro,.or,art ll,,o,.ti,,a 49,
boef az ms, ,hi1it,
william e. yfrrrr,r
c,,t,-..ft..d a,.t -
hi qtb da,. af tuna - taat
r"rIrlZr pI,,.f1nl.
a, 800
.r,,,-., -, ~.
or -aid lt.,. - ~, Ia ~,
- -, r., 100, "''
~ ~ l,,-p,rr-,
,,..,. ~, b." ,- W. :. ~, 1,!. 10.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
Custom Long Kept Up.

Up TO few years ago horse sad
died and hridled, stood in the stables
of the Vivyans (Vivian, as il was
I. gpelled in the old days. Of TreloWarren
Cornwall, Engl ready for use night
and day B'or 900 years horses had
4 succeeded each other in commemora
ton of the escape on horseback Of a
Vivian who lived in the days of the
memorable flood which Submerged the
@land. some sayin I0fd and others 10
1909.