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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
STATES ATTORNEY GETS
THREATENING LETTERS

LYNCfIBURG, VA. Nov. "A, IL.
Light. Commonw eulth's attorney for
Campbell County. who will conduct
the prosecutions Of the cases against
II. r Shields and Ionnie Moran for
the alleged murder OF w, l.. John
son and w, II. steele, and Shields
and Moran for alleged moonshining.
is receiving anonymous letters rel
alive to the cases i'm which he ia
being threatened ii lie prosecutes in
the cases.
The letters appear To come from
people who are in sympathy with
moonshining as we'll as those against
the business. Mr.. Light is making
nm appeal through the local papers
for information relative to evidence
that may be helpful to the State in
pushing all OF the cases to success
full Issues.
The much mixed up cases arc to
como to the attention of the Circuit
Court at Rustburg next week, the
noonshine cases for trial and the
murder case for Investigation by the
regular grand jury.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
- ------====-====-=-----
by II. T. RlCHESON & co.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Lots "a and IS,
Block "a
Colonial Place
uESRIco COUNTY, VA.

In execution NJ certain deed of
trust TO tae Undersigned. dated Feb
ruary 9Th. 1917. ana recorded in the
slerk's cft!ce OF Hcnrico County Cir
euit Court In Deed BOOK 209-A, page
33h. default having been made in a
part Of the debt therein secured. and
being required SO to do by the holder
thereof. will sell by public auction.
OIL the premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH. 1921,
at O'Clock r. 81.
ihe real estate described In said deed
IL follows:
"AIi those certain lots OF land. lying
and being IN the County OF Hsnrico.
Va. being lots "a and IS. In block
No. "a. az shown on the plat OF the
property. Abbey Realty Corporation,
tnown as Colonial Place, section b,
accorded In the clerks office OF Hen.
rico County Circuit Court In Map
Book 0. page 81"
TERMS: Enough In cash TO pay
The expenses OF executing this trust.
~ past-due taxes, pro-rRta taxes for
1921, and to pay fou. notes for i27. 90
each, one due February 9th. 1920; ono
due August 27th. 1920; ono due Feb
ruary 21th. 1921. aud one due August
eth. 1921. together with interest
thereon from their respective duo
dates and upon credit until Feb
ruary 27th. l9S2. for tho sum OF
ts2s.00 and $27.00, respectively. and
the residue. IL any. at one year from
dats OF sale for note, with interest
added: all deferred payments to be
secured by deed OF trust on the said
property.
7. w. LosBAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

Tn convinced if had taken Tan
lac two years ago, when my troubles
first began. would have been saved
Il world OF suffering" said Ed w.
Field. 53S jefferson ST. Milwaukee,
Wis.
My case proved that when a mans
stomach goes wrong. everything goes
wrong with him. The first thing J
noticed out Of the way was loss OF
appetite; next. that no matter how
sparingly l ate. | was sure to have
an attack OF indigestion. This was
two years ago, and from that tiruo on.
until after I started on Tanlac, kept
going down hill ut a steady rate. |
finally got so I couldn't walk a couple
of blocks without having to stop and
rest, and was so nervous that often
sat up in chair all night long.
'Tanlac has made new man out of
me, my stomach liz as sound as dol
lar and I feel fine all the time. I am
a firm believer in Tanlac because /
know 1t delivers the goods.
Tanlac is sold In Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. and the Grant Drug
Co. and leading druggists every
where.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
OF LABOR WILL.
OPPOSE IMMEDIATE STRIKES
IBv limited NcWs, I

WNSHINGToN. Nov. ..-American
Federation of Labor officials will re-
slst the calling of unauthorized min
crs' strikes ut this time, Il il lndi-
Gated In hig'. quarters.
The time. according To those In IL
position To know the attitude OF Fed
Grafton officials, is not ripe. Later.
however, perhaps even before the cN-
piration time OF tho present national
agreement among miners and EN-
ploycrn. Il strike is inevitable i'm the
industry, and when that time comes
between 100000 and 100000 men will
GO out, II is predicted.
The national agreement expires in
March. 1t was to prevent the pOssibil-
ity of strike at that time that led
! Secretary Hoover to seek an agree
Inent at tho recent unemployment
conference, whereby miners and en-
ploycrs would pledge themselves to
arbitrntc their differences when the
time comes. The miners. however.
declared they could not do this and
tho proposal fell through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

known both Mr.. and Mrs. Davis for
many years. testified that AIR. Davis
| always seemed to have a tender feel
Ing for Mrs. Davis and, in fact,
seemed 10 love her" She was instru-
, mental, she eaid. in trying to affect
reconciliation between the couple
after one OF their separations. Mrs.
sim, who Is III. was accompanied TO
the court room BY her physician.
/ Davis Recalled 10 stand.
Davis himself WAS recalled TO the
stand yesterday morning AMI asked
! To identify four letters which he WAS
supposed 10 have sent TO his wife.
He said that they were not written
in his handwriting, but that he had
dictated them to his sons. The sons,
| he said, did most Of the writing for
him. During the period IN which the
! letters were written. he SO id, he was
! too nervous 20 write, tut he recalled
that no had signed most OF them.
| He did not remember. he said, having
| met Mrs. Gibbs and asking her to
try To affect a reconciliation with his
wife.
Davis denied that he had ever suf-
fcrcd physically us Il result Of moral
derciictions, or that his wife had SUI
! fcrcd as a result OF his faults. Qucs-
tons asked by tho Commonwcalth's
attorney created nm argument rela-
tive 70 Davis private life. and. In
the course OF il. the jury was OK
Guided from the room. All evidence
| OF this nature was ordered stricken
from the record by the judge. The
defense then read into the record the
four letters which Davis had dictated
TO his sons in which he had written:
Bushels OF love and oceans OF
kisses
James II. Price who was one Of
the attorneys for Mrs Davis when
she brought divorce proceedings
against the accused in 1916. wa.
called as witness. Davis visited
his Office several times, he said. IN
the course Of the proceedings. but
be saw nothing abnormal In his CON
dit!on. Edgar II. English. another
| LAWYER Interested in the divorce case
was also called. His testimony was
somewhat similar to that given by
Mr.. Price.
Lees Testimony Ruled Out.
The testimony given by Policeman
j. III. Ice. who had talked with the
| defendant shortly before the MUIR
der. was ruled out by the court us
being improper. J. A. Babcr. who
had talked with Davis "A little while
Deforo the crime, ana who, he added.
had been asked by Davis to witness
ccdicil to hiS will. said that on the
] occasion tho accused seemed Ia be
perfectly normal. Lawrence u. Pool
the lawyer who drew the codicil. said
/ ;hat on the day II was framed Davis
seemed To he perfectly normal.
: The last witness of the day was
I James Il. Jope, who had know
! Davis and the late Mrs. Davis a num-
lnr ~ L.. a
| their separation, Davis became q
member OF the Decatur Street Church
Mrs. Davis. he recalled, tainted one
sunday morning when Davis put In
| All appearance.
! "Jayzy" music from a dance hall
across The street. noated into the
courtroom at the moment the jury
! returned lis verdict, Davis turned
mis- head In that direction-and
/ smiled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
COLDS and GRIPPE YIELD
TO CALOTABs OVER NIGHT

To break up cold over night or to
CIT short an attack of grippe. infiu-
cnza or sore throat, physicians and
druggists are now recommending
Calotabs. the nausealess calomei tab
let that Is purified from dangerous
and sickcning effects. Those who
have tried it say that IL acts like
magic, by far more effective and GER
tain than the old style calomel, here
tofore recommended by physicians.
One Calotab on the tongue 1T bed
time with swallow OF water--that's
ALL No salts. no nausea nor the
slightest interference with eating,
work or pleasures. Next morning
your cold has vanished and Your sys-
tenn feels refreshed and purified
Caiotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages. price ten cents for
the vest-pocket size thirty-fi five cents
for the large family package. Rec
commended and guaranteed by drug
gists. Your money back IL you are
not delighted.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
TWO FIREMEN HURT AT
EARLY MORNING BLAZE

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 2.-Hoseman
Lawrence b. Williams, OF Engine
Company No. s. Berkeley, Is in st.
Vincents Hospital suffering from
bruises about the body and probable
serious Injuries TO his spine as the
result OF a fall Of twenty feet through
an elevator shaft while lighting fire
in the Gardner Hosiery Mills early
today.
Driver G. w. Massie, OF No. en-
cine was badly hurt when a spike
on nozzle he was handling was JAM
med through his thumb.
The fire, which was discovered
about a. NJ, and was eXtinguisled
after two hours fight, did damage
estimated at about $4,000, cutting
the building OF the Gardner stills
at the corner OF Walnut and Pine
Streets. and virtually destroying the
machinery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
HOW TO GET RID.
fdsrt> r,is,5-
OF CATAR R /
A Simple, Safe. inexpensive
Method That Clears Out the
Head, Nose and Throat,

There is no disease more offensive
or disagreeablo or no disease that will
lead To as much serious trouble as CT
tnrrh. You can now get rid OF 1t by
simple. safe. pleasant homo remedy
discovered by DIR. Blosser. a catartii
specialist. IL,
DIR. Blosser's Remedy is composed
OF medicinal herbs, lowers and, bar,
ries. which you smoke In dainty
pipe or cigarette. Tho smoke-vapoi.
is inhaled into the air passa ges%of
the head. nose. throat and iungs9
and carries medicine where sprays,
douchcs and ointments cannot pose
sibly reach, It's effect is SOOTHING
and healing, and Is entirely bsrrriesy.
1t contains no cuhebs or tobacco, and
may be used by women and children
as we'll AZ men. - s.
IL you suffer from catarrh, asthma,
catarrhal deafness, or II subject tn
frequent colds. send 10 cents fcoin DR.
stampsl TO The Blosscr Co. SIC M.
Atlanta, Ga, and you will receive, by
return mall, a trial package feeH%
taiuinS eight DR. BioSser'a ,cigassttfey;
TO prove their beneficial ia Pleasant
tnsct. ~ ADV. 81 " 81 ~ I'D sss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
LEGION AERIAL DERBY IsI
WON BY LLOYD BERIAul
Wins Over 14O.Milc Course I'M
90 Minutes Is 2-55 "a
Seconds. IS,
tBy .Associate,l Press

KANSAS CITY. NO. Nov. 2.-Liosd,
befiaud. Of New York, won the tAmissfr..as.
ican Legion Aerial Derby race over
lio-miic triangular COURSE here to-s
DAY. His time was 50 minutes Is YS5gS
seconds. "
Lieutenant J. y. Givens. Fort slit.9
Okla. was second. his time was cd
minutes l5l-5 seconds. Third mud
fourth places were won respectiveiyE
by c. W. Wrightsman. Tulsa. Okla.
time. 66 minutes IL i-5 seconds, ana
Lieutenant Wagner. For; Sill, time.
81 minutes 81 ID seconds. +,e ri
Fifth place went to Major Lam
phier Fort Sill, Okla. time, 6s min
utcs II 2-5 seconds. -.
The derby race was over lIG-mile
triangular course at eight laps The
prizes awarded follow:
First, $4,000 and the Kansas Cltys
Rotary Club trophy cup which, to
become n permanent possession. must
DC Won twice In legion events.
Second. $1,000; third. $3.50; fourth
$500: fifth, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
SAYS RED PEPPER
HEAT STOPS PAIN
IN FEW MINUTES

rheumatism. lumbago. naurItis,
backachc, stiff neck. sore muscles.
strains. sprains, aching joints. When
you are suffering SO you can hardly
get around, just try Red Pepptr.Rubi;
Nothing has such concentrates,
penetrating heat as red peppers. and.
when heat penetrates right down into
pain and congestion relief comes nc
once. 'stlHss3
Just as soon as you apply HE'D
Pepper Rub you feel the tInElfng.
heat. In three minutes tho sore sijoe
Is warmed through and through and
the torture Is gone. -
Rowles Red Pepptr Rub. made
from, red peppers, costs little at. any.
drug store. Get jar at ontc, Be
sure to got the genuine, with tho
name Rowies on every package.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
CHIEFS SEEK DELAY
OF STRIKE AS COAL.
WALkOUT is BEGUN
CONTINUED From First pa.eD


attorneys. since the CHECK oft" in
junction conflicts with one issued
october 3. 1921. in tho Circuit Court
OF Franklin County, Illinois.
Frank Harrington, president OF the
United Mine Workers OF Illinois. to-
day sent out kilograms advising all
miners to remain at work pending
decision by the operators regarding
the Injunction. Officials OF the opera
tors association said tonight. how
ever, that they were Informed that
miners employed BY the Marion Coun-
~ Coal Company, in Marion County.
and the j. Is. Deerin3 Coal Company.
at Eldorado. had walked out. Tho
former, according TO statistics, en-
ploycs 4Se and the latter :95 men.
Illinois Field Is Extensive.
The Illinois field, second largest in
tho country, has II total or ?3S mines,
which I'm 1920 employed SS.l92 men.
There were 1913 mines from which
there were shipping facilities which
employed S5,03I rcn and produced
last year 7c,40e.6l0 tons OF coal.
Local mines from which there were
no shipping facilities employed 3,i55
men and produced i.5lI,0i3 tons OF
coal last year.
DIR. Honnold said there was no plan
of concerted action by the operators
Of various States affected, but said
he understood Pennsylvania was TAX
Ing action similar to that taken ty
the Illinois association.
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ALIBI is RELIANCE OF ;
MISS KNOBS DEFENSE.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch. .ss
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov. 2.s..,
IT is rerorted from reliable authority
that when Miss Sarah T.. Knox Ia
tried for the murder OF Mrs. Roger
Eastlake, at Montross in December.
that tho defense will rely on an atibi.s
II Is said that Miss Knox madcS5tI
statement on the morning that Mrs.
Eastlake was murdered. that she saw
man leave by the north door of. thes
Eastake cottage and jump over tho
yard fence and that she pursued THIS;
man. 1t was stated that the counsel,
for the nurse has secured material;
testimony backing UP this conten-
ton.
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rustee' S Auction
S.le Of a Very
aluable Tract
Of Land
X POWHATAN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
NEAR pOwIiATAN COURTHOUSE.


KNOWN AS FIGHTING GREER"
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust,
In the clerks office OF the Circuit
Court OF the County OF Powhatun.
V,rsinia: In Trust Deed Book No. i.
page s06. to tho Undersigned trustee,
TO secure the payment OF certain
money therein mentioned. default
having been made In :hv payment
Of the debt thereby secured. and hav-
Ing been required by the benencia les
hereunder so to do. shall sell at
public auction. at tho front door Of
Of Powhatan County. Virginia, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER Z. 1921,
AT IL O'Clock Noon.
that certain tract OF land known "a
-Fightins Creek" and described Ia
,vin MI a mat b SraSt or parcel OF land
Powhatan, State Of virginia, known
an Fighting Creek, and containing
Ito acres. mere or less. ~ shown
OF Powhatan County, made October,
1906. to be recorded with this deed
OF trust, and described As metes aud
bounds ns follows, to-wit:
Bcginnins nt white o7i: on the
line between Fighting Creek Farm
and the property OF tho woisham
chains, thence north l6h cast $3.50
chains. thence north 65l, cast 5.s5
chains, thence north 60 east 81 chains
thence south iiia east 2.15 chains,
thence south ~ east - chains, thence
south rs east chains, thence north
OIL east 6.at chains. thence south
10 east 100 chains, thence south II
west l1.6S chains. thence north So cas-,
l2.lO chains. thence north i weat $40
chains. thence north 20 cast $40
chains. thence north 50 east 3oO
chains. thence north g: cast 52u
Chains. thence south O. east 1920
chains. thence south So east Z chains
thence south 4. east 1890 chains
thencc north 10 east i2.43 chains,
thence south Is east AS chains,
thence south ., west .l.3s chains
thence youth 81 west 9.35 chains
thence south CO east oc45 chains'
thence north - east 225o chm in Q
thence north - east D chains. thence
north " - east 2l5O chains thence
south 30 west 1870 chains, thence
south % east 10 chains. thence south
l63. west $3.50 chains. thence south
ca west CT chains. thence north as
u chains. thence north L east 3.5O
chains. thence north 20 west chains.
thence south 16 west .S5 Chains
thence north 81 west 3 chains thence
north sc west ; chains, thence south
1917 west 2.66 chains, thence south 80
west chains, thence south rs west
.lG5 chains. thence north 20 west
so chains TO the point of beginning.''
This is one of the best known farms
be subdiyided into small farms. I'm
provements consist OF large brick
dwelling and many outbuildings.
TERMS: Cash.
II. A. LANCASTER. JR.
Trustee.
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Gutter stands b, wat.rloEged narge,

NEWPOIVT NEWS, w, Nov. =
The coast guard cutter Manning Is
standing by barge No. Il. OF the
Northern Transportation Company.
which is stranded OFF Cape Lookout
according Ia wireless advices re-
ceived Mt the Hampton Roads Naval
Base. The crew of the large wns
taken Off yesterday by the tug Bald
Rock. The barge is waterlnSged and
with strong southwest wind3 raging
II is doubtful II the cutter will be
able TO take her in tow until the
wea thcr abutes.
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observe tho "chcck-ofi' provision o.

observe tho check of" provision OF
the agreement with the union.
The check on" by which union
dues are collected from the miners
by employing companies. has long
been observed in tho Pittsburgh hi
luminous coal field. az here some 49,
900 men are employed.
Possible effect Of the decision Of
tho operators association was a Ques-
ton OF discussion among coal men
here tonight. President Gibbons.
when notified OF The associations de-
cision, said he would make no de-
cision as TO the unions plans at this
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
FAVOR MRS. REYNOLDS
AS ID. A. r. EXECUTIVE
" lnn tom Salem Woman Endorsed by
State Conference In Session
Rt GaStonia
Thy Associated Press.J

GASTONIA, y. G., Nov. 2.-Ntrs. w.
y. Reynolds, Of Winston Salem. toda s
was unanimously Endorsed for the
position OF president general OF the
National Society Of the Daughters of
the American Revolution by the State
conference Of North Carolina Daugh-
ters I'm session here. Mrs. Reynolds'
candidacy WAS set forth In the open
ing address of the state rcgenr. Mrs.
w. .. Spencer. The conference will
he In session through Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03

him that she would not return 10 live
with him. everything that lie consid-
cred wort living for went out of his
henrt--and. then, the fatal shot was
Hired"
Stress "EmotionnI Insanity.'
Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Wendenburg
pleaded with their usual eioquencc
and Irilllancy, the crowd being
thrilled and the jury visibiy affected.
when they reached their pcroratiouR.
Both attorneys emphasized what the :
considered the Commonwealth fall
urc 10 establish a motive for the
crime. Emotional insanity" due TO
Mrs. Davis refusal to return TO live
with her hushand, and the effect that
the refusal had had on his mind. at
tho moment Of tho killing. were
stressed by the attorneys for the de-
tense.
Before the case WAS given to tho
jury Mrs. +. 6. Gibbs. Rtepino,hcr of
Mrs. Davis, testified that che was
asked hy the defendant 10 act AZ in
terccdent, following the second scpa-
ration. He approached her in Broad
street store. aomctiIne before the
murder. Hhe said. and told her:
III Elnora cant live with me. che
certainly can't live with anybody
else"
The state, at this point. attempted
TO Introduce evidence TO show that
Davis. far from being the loving and
faithful husband" that the defense
tried to picture him, was immoral and
lacking In fidelity. and that, az q con-
sequence. his wife had suffered both
physically and mentally from his
"dcrciccrions' All references TO such
matters were excluded by Judge
Wells.
Mrs. y. Il. sui, who said shn had
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I.ouI. I.omcnsteIn Dics.

MOBILE ALA. Nov. 2.-Louis Low
enstcin. Il. retired merchant and
iinancicr, who WAS the original or
ranizer OF the company that built the
Battle House, Mobiles million dollar
hotel, died suddenly here today. lie
came to this country when , years
OF age from bavaria and amassed 4
fortune
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PITTSBURGH OPERATORS
TO COMPLY WITH ORDER
(By Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, PA. Nov. Rob
ert r. Gibbons, president of district
No. d, United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. was notified today by Il. w.
Gardiner. commissioner of the Pitts
burgh Coal Producers Association.
that tho association would comply
with the order of Judge A. b. hnder-
son. at indianapolis. and no longer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
burglar Attacks Alexandria Priest.

.NItNNNIlFtIN, N. NOV. 2.-ItcN.
Louis Smet was attacked by a bur-
S'lar In the rcctory OF ST. Mary's
Catholic Church here today. The
priest suffered cuts about the head,
nfltctcd by blackjack. lie reported
that sum OF money had been taken
from his purse and that his belong
ings had bccn ransacked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
To Enlarge Frederlek.burE Plant.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, Nov. 2.-
contract has been awarded by the
G. s. II. Manufacturing Corporation,
of this city. for tho erection OF an
addition to tho present factory build
ing, on Hanover Street extended. This
addition VIII BIO approximately three
fourths as large as tho present plant,
and 1t Is expected to DO completed
carly In lots, The ENLARGEMENT OF
tho plant will necossitate tho employ.
mcnt Of a large number OF additional
operators. Work has been started
on the new building. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-03
Westhampton
Lots and Home
Sites
TERMS ARRANGED

TERMS ARRANGED
One and half blocks OF car limo,
facing east on macadaniZcd street
Dnd within walking distance OF
schools and churches. Located al
most In the heart OF this beautiful
residence section beyond Country
club:
l?.x265 feet price. 2I.97G.0O
100S2o0 feet. price ....... 2.3T5.OO
5oNla5 feet. p-ice.... l.I75.eD
tgNl9o feet. price. ...... $500
Home &ite-onc and ono -third acres
at same location. price $4,000.
RhVEE NORRIS, owner.
Office. Ic3 Nurphys Hotel.
Richmond. Va.
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roo L,TIs Fol CLASSIFICATION
LOST-Spottcd setter. white and brown
tnMale,: collar engraved, Major Monte
stone. Richmond, Va; los. in vicinity
OF Seven Pines, about i. M. Tuesday.
Liberal reward. Call Nandolph s5s.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-30
SEPTEMBER l.

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list is to be corrected and that day
is here. If you have not renewed
please do so at once or phone us
that it will be more convenient in a
few days but if we hear nothing from
you there is no alternative but to
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dollar and some the two dollars and
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more from whom we have heard
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