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The New York herald., 1921-08-07
$50 Mile Race for Auxiliaries.

Auxiliary yachts started yesterday
on race OF $50 nautical miles from
Execution Light to Block Island and
return. under the auspices OF the Bay
side Yacht Club. At IL 80 o'clock.
when the starting signal was given, the
sloop Rambler. owned by Alexander Git
tanner Of the Bayside Yacht Club. led,
with the yawl. Sagola, owned hy =, a.
Himdy. second, and the yawl Sakana.
owned by ]. III. Esser. third A strong
southeast breeze was blowing.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Many Stars Missing.

Randolph Lycett, who is In splendid
form this year. also found business too
pressing and was forced TO forcgo the
trip. Thus England was denied her two
leading stars.
But Australasia suffers even more.
That great tennis genius and general,
Norman r. Brookcs, was compelled TO
allow business 70 interrupt his tennis
this year. And Gerald l.. Patterson, the
famous hurricane Of the courts. and Pat
O'Hara Wood were also not in posi-
ton to take so long n trip. Thus Aus
tralasia lost her three best men 10 Eng
lands two. Hence, my statement In The
beginning that the teams OF these two
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
MET TENNIS TITLE
FOR MRS. MALLORY
National Champion Defeats :,
Mrs. Jessup 6-1, rs i'm
Final Round.
DOUBLE FAULT IS COSTLY
Loser Is Within Stroke Of Sec 81
Ond Set When Error
Halts Her.
BY SAMUEL j. BRooKMAN.

Bringing to a successful termination
her first tournament since her return
from Europe. Mrs. Franklin I. MI
lory. national champion, won tae
women's metropolitan title on the Il
courts Of the Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove yesterday. She won
rather easily. too. despite a rally o
the part Of Mrs. Marion Zinderste
Jessup which for brief spell threa
ened seriously, only to flicker out
critical moment as Mrs Mallory four
off the loss Of a set.
The score was 6-1, Us, and ie
was all over about half an hour afttr
it began--one of the shortest metrC
politan championship matches on re-
ord. Mrs. Mallory, getting into her
stride. quickly swept through the first
set In short order. her opponent beire
outsteadied and outplaced But IN tbs
second set Mrs. Jessup found he
speed, and the squirt she launches
turned one sided match into one that
gave the na+.oral champion many am
ious moments before she finali.r
clinched the victory.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Pilgrim Yachts Race in
Best Breeze of Season

The gods were kind to the Pilgrim
Yacht Club. one OF the new organiza-
tions enrolled in the Yacht Racing As
sociation of Gravesend Bay. yesterday.
The club gave its first annual regatta
off the Atlantic Yacht Club In the
best breeze of the season. The wind
was southwest and had just enough
strength 20 knock the smaller craft
down TO their true racing lines. II
held true and steady throughout. Also
II came from a quarter that enabled
the race committee. made up OF Com
modore c. J. Nevins. Richard Rummeil
and I. l.. Bcebe. Jr.. to pick good wind
ward courses for the various craft.
Tho summary:
VICTORY CfASS-sTART, 3.i5: COURSE,
- Miller
The New York herald., 1921-08-07

Indexed Summaries of the
Saratoga races will be found
on Page 22.
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Prices and Terms to Suit
REPAIRS BY EXPERT MECHANICS &
The brunswick Baikc- Coiieudcr Co..
70 West 22d street. ucar Broadgayw
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Sanford Colors in Front.

John Sanford's colors were borns to an
easy victory In the opening event when
his Klllaia beat a quartet of fairly good
horses without doing his best at any stage
of the journey. Me won by only three
parts OF the lengths. but this was be-
cause Coltiletti eased him up all through
the last furong. Two Feathers finished
second and Disc Done was third. AL
Dsnishment from the stewards for the
way he handled the horse. He appa-
rently wanted to draw a close finish. and
In doing so he came close to throwing
away the race. A sixteenth OF mile
from homo with Two Feathers at his
heels he snatched up his mount, and If
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Miss Norman Brookes.

1t Is a pity. just as America is reach
Ing an amicable settlement Of the slight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
MYERS AUTHORIZED TO
CLOSE STREETS FOR PLAY

Upon motion of Alderman Barton
II. Grundy. thc Board of Aldermen
N special session yesterday at noon.
concurrcd in the ordinance authorize
Ing the Director "c Public Safety to
close certain streets upon proper APP
plication from residents along such
streets, in order that the email chill
drcn of the ncighborhood may be
Permitted to play in security.
At the meeting yesterday advant-
age WAS taken 81 the opportunity
OF responding 10 the appeal OF the
Com unity Recreation Association
and 4 large number Of other organi-
cations. and reconsideration was
called for by Alderman Grumpy. After
cons idrrahlc debate the ordinance
was concurrcd in and now goes to
the Mayor for his approval.
The board also Concurrcd in the
"rdin1nc" rec"mmcn dcd by the Iii
nance Committee authorizing the
Comptroller TO deposit 10 thu order
OF tn" iiustings Court the sum Of
SGT.1iS for payment in condemnation
proceedings for property 10 h" used
in sewer and other Improvement
along q and { streets. adjacent to
the lsclt Line tracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
OLD RAILROAD TAX CASE
WILL BE ARGUED TODAY

An old case which has been heard
ny the state Corporation Commission
several times will again come up for
consideration by that body this morn
ing. that OF Allegheny County against
me Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for
taxes.
For several years during the
eighties the assessors Of property in
the county overlooked Il stretch of
the railroad running from Covington
10 the West Virginia line, Il matter
OF some eighteen miles. At that time.
however. the track was not owned
by the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Several years ago the county i'm
StiEatcd suit against the railroad Tor
ines" taxes, some Of which would 30
TO the state. The commission las al
ready heard the ease several times
hut because of changes in tho per
sonncl. IL Will l." arEu"d AGAIN this
morning bcfor" Commissioners For
ward ANA Adams. in order that they
may know the different sides in the
controversy.
.\ttorney-icncral John II. Saunders
viii IA" present at the hearing as the
representative al the state. Grorlr.
y. Robinson and r !. McAlister will
handl" the cuuntys side. and Henry
TAYLOR. .lr., viii look out for The in
tcrcsts Of the railroad company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
SEVEN ARE CONVICTED OF
VIOLATING SUNDAY LAWS

Heavy sentences We're tn" order in
;hc cases Of those who We're called
before Justice Ingram i'm ro'ic" Court
Yesterday on charges II viulatiug tn,
sunday laws. Seven convictions were
made.
III" heaviest sentence was imposed
upon y. l.. NiEro who was fined so
ana costs aud WAS also placed under
bond or $3.50 for lively" months. y
fine OF $40 ana bond for twelve
months of $3.50. was required of !.
Martin. while George Simons had to
give like oond. Four others We're
assessed fines of $40 and costs. Thcs"
were j. *. Ayash, W. H. Keller. :.
Funai and George OlcY.
Justice ingram continued tic cases
of y. X. I.ockmann. y :. Normcnt and
c. Warnillc until May -. These
three We're charged With operating a
printing press on tn" sabbath day, in
violation OF the laws.
John NJ. stanley. negro. WAS bound
over for the MAY term Of grand Jury
Yesterday III Police Court hv Justice
Ingram. STANLEY WAS charged with
stealing Chevrolet automobile
valued a. $500, which was tho prop
orty OF Hugh pcnoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
.H0UDON STATUE BODY
TO MEET WITH DAVIS
Members Who Are to Go Abroad
Will BE Introduced to One
Nnpf bcr

Members OF the commission which
VIII go to London in June with the
replica of the Houdon Statue of
washington. TO be given TO Great
britain by the state of Virginia. Will
meet this morning with Governor
Davis at IL o'clock in his Office in
The Capitoi Building.
me chief purpose OF tho meeting is
10 formally introduce to the other
members DR.. Henry Louis Smith.
president of Washington and Lee Uni
NersltE. who WAS appointed to the
commission To succeed Or. II. y. Al
ucrmlh. president of the University
oi virginia. who was unable to aC-
cept tho appointment on account of
his health.
Besides DR.. Smith. the commission
Is composed of Lieutenant Governor
FRANK Il. buchanan. who will repre-
sent the Senate; Colonel Richard l..
brewer, Jr.. Speaker of the House OF
oelcEates. and Colonel John W. vii
nuns. clerk of the House.
After the formal Introduction of
Lr Smith to the other members of
their trip To England Tho commits
sion is To leave New York on juno | |
on the steamer IHplaud The corc-
MONIES attending the unvcilng Of the
statue Will he held in Trafalgar
square about June SO
When the commission meets. /. will
also take up the invitation Of the
british government To lie its guests
tor eight days while they are in Eng
land. The invitation was extended
10 the members several days ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
SPORTS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
TO BEGIN HERE TODAY
Country Club of Virginia Rackctcrs
to Stage Elimination Event
on Local Links.

Leading tennis players of, the Coun-
try Club of Virginia will play their
mcnt" this afternoon. on the courts
of the Country club OF Virginia. The
tournament is FOR the purpose of de-
tcrmninE which players Will represent
the Richmond club in the matches for
the HotChk!SS trophy, to he held here
June !. In this latter event the Rich
mond players viii meet players from
Washington, baltimore and Norfolk
The twelve best players in the Lad
der Tournament" viii meet the rack
ctecS from out OF town.
With cold spring the Richmond
team has been SLOW rounding into
form. as II has no place in which TO
stage matches indoors. Harvard and
Vale both Cadc clean sweeps in ,hcir
matches with the local rackcters. hut
last Saturday the Country Club play
cTs SURPRISED their followers and de-
featcd the University OF Virginia.
Coach Trocth has declared that the
Richmond men are getting into shape
nicely and he looks for some close
matches To result in the tournament
which begins this afternoon. Trocth
stated last night that il Will I've ncccs-
the Ladder Tournament" II take
part, as they Will not he eligible for
the HotchhiSs matches i'll June unless
they do.
which the Richmond organization
Will take part, will he staged here
Saturday afternoon. when the rack :
Ctcrs representing the Norfolk C'oun-
try Club Will invade Richmond
No time has been set for starting
the matches in the Ladder Tourna-
Incnt." This will be left TO the con-
tos;ants themselves. who can arrange
the hour by communicating with their
partners over the phone today. All
matches must be completed before
next Saturday afternoon. however.
Following are the parings fur the
~ III. Il
lncnt," which viii ltakc place today:
Montague and Gordon: Mii.rr and
Lcnrics, j. !. Pollard and CabciI: Car
r!ngton and Rice: preston ard Ho-
cock. Buford and Bickcl: Young ard
Smooi. l.. l.. Gwathmcy and L.. NJ.
iwuthmcy; Fleming and &. Harris:
NJ. Harris and Campbell: ppcnh"im
cr and Funston: Beings toh and Cecil:
\. Pollard and L. Crump. AMI Z. \.
Cary and Coke.
Cecil and L.affcry drew hNcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
GOVERNOR TO ENTERTAIN
J. M. H. S. GLASS TONIGHT

Governor ana Mrs Wcstmorclaud
Davis are planning to give a rccou-
tion tonight for Ia" largest number
Of hiEh school graduating students
probably ever entertained ia tho Gov
cruoc's Mansion DURING the history
Il Richmond Every mcmh"r OF tn"
February and iumc graduating classes
or the John Marshall Hich school
have hccn invited 20 attend, and the
students in the graduating class nf
the John Marshall Might school have
also received an invitation tu he
present al til" reception.
Practically every student INITIATED
has expressed his intention OF &C
CcptinE tho invitation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
SPEAK TO BANKERS

John :. Drum. Of san Francisco.
president Of tn" American Eankcrs'
ASSoc!ltion. Will he thu pitnripal
sneaker at the annual meeting of the
bankers Club of Richmond. tn he
held saturday in the Commonwealth
Tub Mr.. Drum is Il banker OF in
'"rnational reputation.
Officers for the year will he elected
aud r"norts made on the progress Of
'Nn clmh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
PHllllES WIN CLOSE
CONTEST FROM BOSTON

PHILADELPHIA, PA. April "a
lchourvcau' single in the eighth.
scoring WriuhtStun" ana H. Miller.
gave philadelphia the first game of
the series with Boston today. : To i.
lntil this point tn" Braves led by the
gin az to {. Mcuscl Knocked his
Fourth home ran @: the season in the
second inning.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

INontiMueu From SINH Pagc.l
Whitfield. Cutshaw. Fournicr Hornsby.
).avan 60. Three base hits-t;rium
Stock. Home run--Iiornsby. Sacri-
'iccs-Maranvill". Hcathcotc. Double
plays-Lavan. HornSby ANA Fouruirr
Left on hascs-rittsbur :: ST,
Louis. Base on balls-on Ponder
]: rcrtica. .. Struck out--by GlaSncr
.; pcriica >. Winning pitchcr--pon-
der. Cmpircs-Mo Moran and HiElcr.
Time. ! %.
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rrcrchrr, Nnt Ia Strike.

NccOrdinH O SUPERINTENDENT OF
Schools y. II tim. there is li;tl. truth
in the report that Richmond teachers
viii strike because Of the refusal Of
the City Council To grant the salary
increases demanded. lie said that
while the teachers We're naturally dis
satisfied and many hav" accepted Bot
ter paving positions in other cities
they Will all remain at their post ions
until tn" cNpiratiou OF their contracts.
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In Mcn,oriarn
J. THOMPSON BROWN,

rho po, April 70. 1921.
Heal Estate Exchange in special session,
, ,l,s day as"s'nhltd. learns with deep son
loved members. }. Thompson brown
ch IN INC death of our brother. the Ex-
and and the city o. Richmond one Of her Sss;
any most prominent citizens. lie was
au, .oyai r. friend man Of simple tastes.
man VIII? hal Won ana held the love and
4 nn;iy seSi,'I, %, ms, ms aSs9e!aiss.
tended Randolph Macon College prior 10
M I,.r War i;.,wsen he States, a:i' cherished
w non the call to service came hr vnIun-
V irEin,, "S nnI NIX y 'h| Army Of Non,hsr:
on 81, many a STRICKEN Held In lie cain,
tp,iiff 81, 90 iSoi n" Mas entrusted. though
front OF Erri"r cksburg While Lees army
WA, Mns EWH;iii,ns Eanst M hosts .. Hacker in
ant Br"wa hoid IA. hgisHts h"von ,' r,s,
"rich*buTs Win q $ guns and. nj critical
rirnt. 800"
With 81 record unA'cni.h"d. hc emerged
10 the rebuilding .: tho wr.c;l OF his ma
t,'c city Ills record III tho development
very street: Candid with his customers.
nm snIi OF ini%srity in every, business
|i me city. y; unwilling 10 prejudice tho
future Of Rchmpwd by forcing IA market.
OF Kich,nond With Just pride H. pointed
~ ''NA iH'N'. 'I1'uS!l ns iiu customers
ron, rom many states "' the Cnion who en-
,us, to him largs sums for loans ON
mortgage. II. never lost for amy customer
Il dollar OF principal or OF interest.
he cause To which lie had given four
years OF his gallant youth remained al
Ways dear to tho heart OF }. Thompson
brown No needy cumradc ever called
lcdcratc activity iail"! TO arouse his SUP
port. Chosen 10y IN" unanimous vote OF
ms surviving co!nruics to command the
Virginia Division nf III" United Confederate.
veterans. he WAS later appointed to the
post thht nrous"S the deepest emotions In
survivors Of III" C"nt"i"racy-that OF tho
"hd.rshtp Of ihr Department OF tho Army
he he'd that "-t!t.d veteran Ollie" his
means. HIS energies and his enthusiasm
We're gwen TO ;h" p-Tpctuntiun of tn"
sacred memories Of thr Conf"icracy
In IN" work at Ia" Masonic orders To
which liz belonged and IN that nf IN"
Mrth"d;st Episcorai church, south. 81
"h!Cn "a" was Il consistent AMI humbl"
member. Mr.. Brown Was both active and
generous. In particular Were his sym
rhth..s and mis- iu"Hgg given to those In
Stiiuti"ns that need a. ono" the nuanCinI
support and tn" practical guidance OF
strong business mon. Therefore. hc IL
Resolved, That this Exchange extends
affection: and hc II further.
Resolved. That copy uf these r"solu-
lions II" spread upon TIA minutes OF the
Richmond Real Es;at" Exchange. and "a
copy '"nv"y"h in person - has family. and
also published in the newspapers OF tn,.
il. SELDOM TAYLOR.
II. X. POLLARD. JR
l.. ". McIEiGH.
Cuni>!tt.c
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

RfAN-Dicd. at her residences. 5QS North
Ninth Street. AZ $3.50 i. NJ. Mrs. Amt"
,.iliis Ryan. widow OF the late Martin
Ryan. She is strvivcd by her daugh-
iiers. Mrs 4. II. Donuho". Mrs. J. =.
disney. Misses Annie H.. Lille Il. and
theresa VI, Ryan. ana one son. James,
IL. Hyan Funeral notice later.
at 1880 O'Clock Monday
morning. at her residences. 3l05 Hanover
Avenue. Mrs. Julia T. Woody. widow of
inc late w. T.. Woody. Sh. IL surviv, Il
ny tWo daughters. Julict:c y. and It.s-
sic T.. ana on" son. Samuel H. Fu-
neral from tn" above residence Wednes-
uaS oClock. lntcrm"mt in HOLLYWOOD
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deaths

mo - h.oi April @5,h. AT his home.
!H-N S"Iu Street. y w Washin..ron
-. 20 John st. Chair Brnol."s survived
lN ms widow, who MAS Miss Lucy Al /,
Nr" ton pt Hanover county ana iv.u
S'i.s y. -. .. Frooh"S, In. of Pittsburgh.
--'.,! " ii -. Lrook.S OF Washington.
HEN iae funeral of William l..
ii"h'l., WHO died at .a.i !.a!nnr;,,r,.
&C., sunday evening, vii! ;ahc place
TUESDAY evening at O'CLOCK from
Shyi-A t,nri church. South Richmond
lni'rm,ni Maury Cemetery
Mli.i.Ek-D ied. Monday morning at )
"'c!ccN ia Nut!"y. y. J.. in the thirty.
ninth year 81 MS age. ". Henry Miller.
SON OF III. and Mrs. \. w. ITony) Mil
!er 10 south Third street. Besides his
anu rtr'nis lie is survived by three
iHushirrs tut one son Funeral ar
Engagements later. "
R'iEi:TSpN-l Ellen Robertson. daughter
"i tnc IH'" fh'0ior!ci. and Susan Rob.
,ItSoh' dc! at Princeton y. j. ANN
van, aE"d - years. Funcra! -; tn.
.r'E.' It"i'S wood. 10 ~ NJ. Wednesday,
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Totals .3i !" ., Is
.Ratich for M,imcrt IN oIshth.

Score by INNINGS: II.
Boston .. onl Niu h"l-h
/ Philadelphia =. or 100 o3N-T
Summary: Two-basc hitS--fowcli,
Rawlings Three base hill cruise.
Homc-ru n-Mcusci stolen bases
Barbara. Double plays ilollkc.
Bocckcl. IIolkc and Nicholson i:twl-
ings Brucry and W:i%htsouc. Left
on hascs--Eos;u 6; Philadelphia d.
Ease on balls Of Watson, ! ocsch-
ger, .: Ring. - Wc!n"rt, !; keenan,.
l. Hi,s-on Watson. 3 in innings:
off ocschgc:. ; in !: off Ring. : IN
; inone ont in SIXTH; OF Woincrt.
none in 3 of Keenan,, IN no innings.
None out in ninth) Belts, in l..
Struck out--hN Watson, .; by OcSch-
ger. 3: by Ring. 3 by W"ncrt !. by
EettS, J. Winning WcIncrt.
Losing piiChcT-ocsChGcr tmpircS
brennan ana Emslie. Time = -:
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BuSIHcAs OVpOTtlnitIcS rs
y LOCAL. manufacturer desires 10 pru-
cure the services OF ypung man o.,
executive ability. must supply high elias.
references ana invest from $4,000 L.
slo. tru. II you cannot do both do no,
reply 10 this al BOX J.. i3i The bis
patch
.DE sale. grocery stU-., In JACKSON Mar.
cheap Call Randolph j;36-w. Owner
leaving city.
FOR SALE .:Ood confectionery tusi
ness. sixth and Main Street: ch,an To-.
cash Sec J. q. NH. at fountain, B:ua,!
Way National Bank.
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i'hilu,lclphin.

.Battod for Cruise in eighth.
iBattcd for watson in nth
tBattcd for OcsChgrr in ninth.
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Funeral Directors
SnC,.I,ii 'NnIir,.,

HAMMOCK Is NOT COMPLETE
unless yuu have the CIcw. and ropcs W..
sell them conp.Jir for $2.35. Brcnacr 3.
Michac!sun. sos Bruoa Avenue -
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SHOES.

SODA FOUNTAINS aud lO-fgo; m, \
,uuhiet7; hie" bars to match. full nu4
Nv ah' uaei hStufcs Tot drug confcc3
'.'h"E!s GEoG'Fl"S, restaurant ytuF., AZ
ch'!r barber OUTFIT. marble slabs any
sM,' n'TtSts !: haven, so; IL
.u-I ..As- On So E-..rL-. 80
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THE ADKINS rrnxrTrpE ca

- STA :ihrd motor trucks. .-,on Cap, g,
u! hehFy H.". salt price. Euaraat". ds;
fHi"Td g" CO., 81 y. Eth St-.etsl.
Madison y3l-
Wiit:$ vi SAY iiAMMOCkS COMPLETES
=. Hrhi ihiEW"chs !.I!y to hang. WITH
.!-ws AMI rOp"-. for t2..a az Itrcnn.r ~
Mighaels.n 100 EroOF Avenue.
WOOD CIoiHl%G LOCK s.ES rxceiI.n3
Tor notwithstanding plants and ciubns,
SiomoSfS Time t![ckS. with card rack n
ihons Randolph !'s. S,esnheimerl
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Personals

DRtfGETS. rugs carpets. curtains an,
b!anksts cleaned ~ the best methods !. ;
IN. lowest price. Mrs. ~ J. Pyle. 81 3.
3l7 North Firth Street
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

DODGE TOURING. 1920 model. eouIppoJ
Win U; ): Royal Cord tires. This car
than !, new orc. tI.OoOOO: terms To r..
sponSiDle party. Randolph 1866 bcfor.
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Statesmen and Agents
Situations Wantcsi-t!cmnIc 80
Situations Wantcd-Male g,

EXTRA stcU"graphic work wanted WNl
Sal. Tor and deliver. Phone Randolph