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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12

lIs5 Hall went to Dallas with rela-
tives who had driven through from
Fort Smith, Ark, TO Madill for a visit
with AIr and Mrs G. W Hall, going
from here TO Texas to visit with rel
atiyes at Dallas and Tyler
Mrs. r. p. Clements and children
who had been in Madlll, guests at
the home Of Mrs. Clementss sister.
Mrs A. NJ Blackburn, have returned
to their home at Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. George /. sneed, who went
TO Paris, Texas, last week 10 con-
suit an eye specialist, has returned
home.
Mrs. j. NJ Lewis was an Ardmore
visitor Monday.
Garland Bell, who had been visiting
for a couple Of weeks with his aunt
Mrs. J. NJ Everheart at Whitewrightt,
and grandmother, Mrs. NJ. A. Garland
at Greenville, Texas, returned homo
Monday morning.
Attorney Don Welch made a bus
mess trip to Ada Monday.
A. VI. Wynn was a business visitor
at Durant Monday.
J. c. Hopkins. editor Of the King
ston Messenger. transacted business
in Madill Monday.
Mrs. W B. Saunders went to Sher-
man Monday afternoon for a weeks
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. j. Dean.
Mrs. Oscar Hay, who has been i'll
for many months, was taken to Sher-
man hospital Monday afternoon for
treatment. Mrs. Henry Faulkner ac-
companied Mrs. Hay TO Sherman and
will remain with her for a few days.
Miss Murrell Davis, who has been
a guest at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Hollngsworth for the past week
left Monday Afternoon for Sherman
where she win visit before returning
10 her home at Hobart.
Miss Myrtle Sharp left Monday
afternoon for an extended visit with
relatives at Sherman, Dallas, Ferris
and Cedar Hill, Texas.
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Standing
PEPS HERE WEDNESDAY
FOR FIRST OF FOUR
GAME B0NHAM SERIES

The Peps are scheduled to return
to Ardmore Wednesday tomorrow
July Is, for the first game Of the
home series with Bonham. They will
remain here seven days during which
four games viii be played versus
Rcnham ana three games versus
Paris.
The Paris series here Is expected
TO create greater interest than any
other games played here this season.
Paris has been winning consistently
and is leading Ardmore by three
games. In the first series played
versus Paris during the second half,
Paris took two OF the three.
The home schedule which com
mences tomorrow is as follows:
Bonham-July lS-l4.l5-lG.
Paris-July l7lS-lg.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12
DEWEY AND BARTLESyILLE
GAS RATES REDUCED

Oklahoma City, July l2.-Reduc-
tions In gas rates at Dewey and Bar
tlesville, served by the Quapaw Gas
Company, were announced in orders
issued by the state corporation com
mission today. The reductions, mem
be,~ explained, were made possible
by the 25-cent city gate rate effective
at Dewey ana Bartlesyille.
The Bartlesville rates were reduced
as follows:
From 50 to 40 cents per thousand
for the first 10000 cubic feet, from
AZ to So cents per thousand for the
next $4,000 and from 81 to 20 cents
per thousand on 100000 or over
The Dewey rate reductions were
the same except for the first 10000
which was reduced from 80 10 4G
centp
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12
DENIES PETITION
FOR WRIT OF ERROR

Little Rock, Ark, July l2.-Chief
Justice McCulloch of the state su'
preme court, yesterday denied petition
for a writ Of error, filed by attorneys
for six negroes now under sentence OF
death for participation In the Elaine
riots of october. 1919. The petition
was filed in an effort to get the case
again before the United States su.
preme court
Chief Justice McCulloch however
told attorneys for the negroes that
their writ OF error might be submitted
to the United states supreme court
over his ruling If they desired and
the attorneys announced later that
this step would be taken within the
next 10 days or two weeks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Oklahoma City Okla. July Ia
stockyards opening Hogs 500; cattle
COO; market steady. Steers 81 to S725;
cows, $3.50 to s5.25; heiters $3.50 to
81; grassers SAYS to s525; bulls s225
to s3.24; Gamers and cutters 81 to
$3.50; calves 81 to s575; choice 1915 to
Sc.
Official receipts yesterday, cattle L..
52s. calves CO. hogs 1893; sheep ~;
hogs look slow, ten cents lower. Pack.
ers, outsiders brought one choice load
at $3.50; practically nothing doing yet;
best hogs sg4O to $3.50; medium good
$3.50 to Se40. heavies Sg to ss.25;
pigs $3.50 TO 49,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12
Clymer to Manage Tulsa

Tulsa. Okla, July l2.--Announce-
ment was made this morning that
William C'BilrD Clymer, former man
ager of the Toledo American Asso.
c,ation team, has signed as manager
OF the Tulsa Western league team.
He succeeds Jimmy Burke. who re-
signed. Clymer is to be given
free hand in the management OF the
team 10 make any changes or secure
new players, It was stated, The
oilers, who won the pennant last
year. are now in last place, and have
won three out OF the last 5s games.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12
Corn Yield HeaNy

Ponca City. July i2-predictations
are being made throughout Kay and
osage counties that on many farms
the corn yield win be as high as sev.
enty.five bushels to the acre. Be
cause OF the excessive rains upland
and bottom land is making the better
showing Usually twenty to thirty
bushels is considered good with
possible ufty bushels for bottom land
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12
TERLTON BANK ROBBERS
BELIEVE TO HAVE KILLED
EACH OTHER: RECOVER MONEY

Terlton, OKLA, July 1.-TWO uni
Identified men, closely resembling
each other and believed to be broth.
ers, were found dead. shot through
the heart. less than a quarter of a
mile from the Terlton state Bank,
which they had robbed OF $1,000 ear
licr In the day. The money was
found in their possession
The sheriff stated they had eyi-
IDENTIFY billed themselves, as each had
only one bullet wound. and their re.
volvsrs contained one discharged cart
ridge.
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Ponca City Woman Killed

Ponca City, OKLA, July i2-word
was received here late last night by
l.. II. wentz. millionaire oil man, that
Mrs John O. McCaskey had been
killed and Mr.. McCaskey seriously in.
jured in an automobile accident that
occurred near Cleveland Ohio. vest.
erday afternoon Mir McCaskey is
senior member of the firm McCaskey
Went Oil Company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12

Summary; Runs, Reyonlds, Lemas.
ter, Behren, Payne, Walter, Hender-
son; errors, Henderson 2, Delmasso;
two-base hits, Pittman, Henderson,
Young, Webb; home runs, Reynolds
sacrifice hits, Jones 2, Barham; dou-
pie plays, Delmasso to Maxwell, Nc
Mullins to Young. struck out, by
Duffy 2, by Pierson 8. by Gillette L;
bases on Balls, off Barham l, off
Duffy l, off Pierson 2, off Gillette /;
hit by pitcher, Behren by Barham;
left on bases, Bonham 6, Ardmore 6.
Time of game, 1:5O. Umpires, Hard
ing and Blankenship.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12

Where They Play Today
Ardmore at Bonham.
Mineral Wells at Paris.
Cleburne at Sherman.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Wichita Falls 5; Dallas 2.
Shreveport 5, Fort Worth 4, Q2 in
ings.)
San Antonio -; Beaumont O
Galveston /; Houston 0.
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Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston 2; Cincinnati !.
Philadelphia 8; st. Louis 8.
Chicago I; New York 2.
Brooklyn 9; Pittsburgh 8,
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AMERICAN LEGION OUTING

EVERYBODY Is INVITED TO AT.
TEND THE OUTING OF THE AM
ERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY
WHICH WILL BE CONDUCTED AT
WuTTINGTON PARK THURSDAY,
JULY IL. AFTERNOON AND EVE
MING. SPORTS or ALL SORTS,
AND EVERYTHING INCLUDING
BIC BASKET LUNCH AND DANCE.
1873
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Standing
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Memphis 9. Atlanta {.
New Orleans 10; Nashvills I.
Mobile 10: Little Rock 5.
Birmingham 8; Chattanooga 3.
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NOTICE

have sold my business, Main Cafe
to sill Thompson. After July sth will
not be responsible for any indebted
ness incurred by Main Cafe.
10.S-Adv. J. c. CARROLL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12

/ CHICAGO-The Chicago Board
of Trade is celebrating its seventy
second birthday. Members Of the
association which was formed by a
handful of merchants in 1848,
bought and sold during the last
year nearly 400,000,000 bushels of
@cash" grain, grain on the track or
IN the terminal elevators ready for
immediate delivery.
"This does not include dealing in
contracts for future delivery,
where hedging facilities provide
insurance against loss through
transportation or other obstacles"
said John R. Mauff, secretary Of the
Board. Without hedging facilities
ownership of quantities of grain in
wolves big speculation.
"Every day for over seventy
years the Board has provided an
immediate market for the farmers
grain at the prevailing world
prices. 1t has been characterized
by agricultural economists as the
most economical food distributing
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Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston 6-7; Detroit l-3.
New York 4; Chicago 0.
Washington 4; St. Louis 3.
Three scheiuled.
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For quick results. use Ardmoreite
Want ada.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12

For quick results. use Ardfnoreits
Want AIDE. ....
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SPORT BRIEFS

Chicago. July l2.-With six jury
men tentatively selected for the trial
OF White Sox players and alleged
gamblers charged with throwing
the 1919 worlds series, and with
Judge Hugo Friend intimating that
he will hold night sessions unless a
panel is speedily charged. attorneys
for defense and prosecution settled
down to work today to try to find
more men who can qualify TO try the
players.
Windsor, Ont, July l2.--One Of the
largest fields that ever entered the
frontier handicap. was prepared TO
face the barrier at Kenilworth Park
today. In the renewal Of the Cana
dian turf classic. which, excepting
the Kings plate, is the Oldest fix
ture in the dominion. There were II
contenders out OF the Sg nominated
and their merit 10 predict one Of the
greatest races in the history Of the
event. Many looked for new track
record
The race for three-year-olds and up
wards carries $4,000 in added money
and is at a mile and a furlong.
New York. July i2-Fank Moran,
the veteran Pittsburgh heavyweight,
and Bob Martin, winner OF the cham
plonship OF the A. +. r, are oppo-
nonts in l2round contest here to-
night Moran recently knocked out
joe Beckett. the English heavyweight.
Martin went l5 rounds with Bill Bren-
nan OF Chicago lagt winter.
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Standing
WEST TEXAS LEAGUE

Abilene 4 Ballinger 0.
San Angelo g. Sweetwater ).
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s u NJ NJ A R les
TEXAS-OKLAHOMA LEAGUE
Results MONDAY

Ardmore q Bonham 2
Paris 4 Mineral Wells 2.
Sherman-Cleburne, rain.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-12

Prince Albert Is
sold IN foppy rcd
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound Tin
humidors and inths
pound crystal glass
h u id or With
sponge moisfsnsr
top.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
rustee's Auction Sale
Of Valuable Land at
Falling Creek

Chesterfield County. Virginia. i'm.
,,er,ihih,S.S on The Hchmond and 20
water rights.
This is an ideal property for snb-
niNiSion and is also valuable for
purposes. -.
trast GIVEN "q by f. f g. deed q
G G in i hGee o,n p, Isl5 duly record
terrified Circuit Court. IN ID. Il. f4s.
page iSS. default having been inads
IN me payment OF certain moneys
therein secured ana bcin.; so rcnuir9d
by the beneficiary. shalt sell BY Pub
lie Auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1921. 4
AT 1890 l.. NJ, rs
the above property. which
as follows: ~
land situated in the County OF cheS,
,eriie!d. Virginia. and more partiou-
,nriy described as follows. to-wit.
toEether with the mill and watar.l
rights thereon and thereonto bclonE-i
I as described on plat SURVEYED III.
II. Darlington Watkins. DECEASED. rii.
corded in ID. y. IS. page 35S. in Ches-
teriield County Clerks ONCE. and six
teen ND acres, more or less. lying
on Failing Creek. Chesterfield Coun-
~, Virginia, just west of lot No 4
above mentioned, said 16 acres more.
or less. being more particularly de.
scrihed on plat annexed to and re-
corded with the deed from John H
ingram, Special Commissioner, to tho,
Richmond Mica Company. dated
February 10, 1898. and recorded in
-. Il. 95. page $40, In the Clerks or
flee OF Chesterfield County. both at
said tracts being situated In the said
county and being the same property
conveyed 10 the party OF tho first
part by deed from James McPhail and
wife. -
| TERMS: For cash MS to so much
| of the proceeds as may he neccs sary'
TO dcfray the expense OF executing
this trust and To pay any taxes that
| may be due and payable. including Il
ratnhle proportion OF the taxes for
1871 and Ia pay past due notes with
interest amounting to S3,il1.6T. and
a credit as to note of SiO0.60, duo Do
ccmbcr %. 1921. with interest on sann
from December %, 1920, and any
residue of purchase money payable in
equal payments at one and TWO years
from day OF salc for notes with 6
per cent interest. All deferred pay
| mcnts to be secured on the property
sold by deed OF trust. or all cash ms
10 said residue at the option OF the.
purchaser. -EC
l., NJ. VAUGHAN. Ia
81 frN,- n',.t,c f.o .I
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i..su Au,.ces
N"
AN ORDNANCE.

OFNF1K.N.N.NN.T-.
- (AproNeu january =. 1921
10 regulate the conduct OF tnr public
garage business IN the CITY OF kichinund
DE IT ORDAINED III TIE COUNCIL
Or ThF. cary Oh KICnLlOND.
J. ihat no person, firm o. corpora zion
shn! conduct the puzzle garage DusIne -
or maintain the same w!Inin % lr.t In
an air Inc OF the main entrance OF any
department store. h"si itu!, thratrr. audi
tian Association. Young Meas Christian
,NssocihlsOiI, NniEhta ot Co!unO GUS Young
ing.
:: Any PERSON violating the provisions Of
Tins ordinance shat hc lab. tn n II 40
81 Slv!. TeGGve.nb.e before the Poles
each days continuance OF any such VIZ
Iatiol SHAH constitute \ separate oIfense
). This ordinance shall he In fore. frn,,;
it, passage uEd punI!caI.un az reouiren
by tbs C!tS Charter.
y true CoDy-Tcstr:
ALE. H. MCDOWELL
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ALI. II. MCDOWELL.
,itV tl.rf,
nINInENn NnrIl.n.

E!cnmond, Va. Jan. rs 1921
nc boh!d -! i'ncctors Of the Old DO
nln!on iroH and SirG. Corporation has Tins
ahy iec!ai.d !, Dividend "i 90 on IFS out
stahHlnS capita! stock, payable February
10, 1921, to stockholdcrs OF record Janu,
AIRY 81, 1921.
WARNER ". SMITH,
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SnIa

CHEVROLET go. ln i!uo m.chunicnI CON
,lton, uluctcCn model. with extras. 1850.
80" Johnson y Anderson. Richmond
Muio' Co. f"uih and BROAD Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

Ford Touring, 1919
model, equipped with
Ever-Ready starter
and electric lights;ne
tires and in good me-
chanical condition.
Ford Chassis Sew
era! chassis equipped
with good tires and in
good mechanical con-
dition. Prices right.
Ford Ton Truck, late
model chassis, equip
ped with oversize and
cord tires; overhauled
and rcpainted.
Prompt delivery on
an type new cars.
Reasonable terms on
new or used cars.
See w. G.. KING,
RICHMOND MOTOR
CO., INC,
Tenth and Broad SITS.
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this is you. opDo,tuul'y 10 70. haircut.
an! th"N" iFe". "" also have Ernduat-
= ha!Tcri aut iJc fur shave. TNr only
place .! ~ KIND ia k.,hWuag. Rlchmoni
hhfbe' College CO East Narshal Street
Nt.N-IWantod. several good n"n with
i."'isics, I" ".rk large river farm
own team. tui thie not necessary. Il. H.
k@hinshii. Sweet llaI' VA
@ENS NAMES. uy'r H. wisnng 10 bc.
CONE" mail carriers. commence sll5
month Answer Iu!uul.ttc.y I. II
cat" T!m"s DiSprtch
PRINTER Wanted. aV-fouul printer.
one Win iinui%r" "N3orlyuU" preferred:
p 20 good tivu-thiricr. add .ltayls,.,
INNING COMPANY lnr.- A.lHvlsta. VA
STOCK SALESMA& Wsntci. sroci; sales.
:il"n, GOOD p'uggsii.Uu 60 IA, fisMt man
stat" 'Hp'tIrncr Address Drawer So;
luusill". Va.
TWO ME% with cars ,io..d pre;gTr.-i.
.-p"c!ai work ia ncaE-hy counties. Good
-na tArn.al EniiiirE ." - VI.
YOUNG Man NJ bogi,Eonocr and to- ma.
!msc!f generally us"iul ia q iarg. iusu .
snce ohie" :efrrcnee Telur.l. Al.
dress IL own handwriting. l. !.J. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Auction Sales
BANKRUPT SALE.
AT AUCTION,

;, Entire stock OF Standard Electric and
Elevator 90, bankrupt. at lis East Prnti
Street. baltimore, Mu.. Thursday Jam
uaiy -. 1874. at II O'Clock A. VI.
Motors ana starters. II. -. aud \. c.. IS
cycle and 90 cycle IL. l.. 10 200 H. i
i.aihes, milling machines, screw ma
chints. pipe iuaShtuc-, puiIcyS, hangers
shatt!nE, cranes, chain hoistS
Electrical supplies. magnet wire
switches, !nsuiators, fuses. Mazda, LAMPS
marine natures, ships lights.
Elevator machinery. HOSTS. motors,
W. +. odI.E x co. .Auc,.oneers
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YAIEST
Hep Wanir,i--,aic

hustle and abi!ity 30 work and nisnnro
.nhi! farm; on" with boy atIc to assist.
t"Wf"riAb!e cottage. tine Ur.hGyrnpo;i.
A"diits iGcHtaHN. splendid water.
churches Of "H determination and
sehpois on" m.l" Salary Tor ho,h So
poultry AdffcsS with fun Information
]. ~. clre I-lm..- nL-n.,--
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

To The crcditOrs of PEECY II. An
DEESpN, o. Richmond. II. the
County %: gIcurico. AMI district
aforesaid BGukrupJt
Notice IS hereby given that on Jan
uaiy -; .l92I. ihe said i'EHcl II. AN
bankrupt. aud that the first meeting
of his creditors viii be held In my
oi!lce, Rooms INSANE Mutual Build
tng, Richmond. Va. on the SRD DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1921, ut 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. at which time the sand
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint u trustee. examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. II. SNEND,
Referee in bankruptcy.
January "a, 1921.
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EXCEPTIONAL. VALUES IN
USED TRUCKS.

one three four,h-ton Stewart truck. In
excellent condition.
one three; fourth-ton S,ewar, truck. In
Egud condition.
condition.
on" ouc-and-n- ha!r.,on Stewart, thor.
"l!EhlI oy"rhiulci and replinteI.
k".lcy-spr!ngEcld. ak-ton. perfect con
oit!vn mechanically.
hmY OF tho above trucks can 10 bough,
On terms To SUIT.
TRANSPORTATION MOTOR CO.
-il' W. broad St Phone BOu!. I'll.
FOE Gstl ctis. see A. " Little Oakland
Co. ~ Va; Htnad Street.
For battery "rylse zee rnechn Battery
For; pcd.Ereed used car -. Harper
-oEetl1nd Co. .i3-2lI West Hr1nd Street.
FOR USED
CARS. SEF.
y. w. LITTLE ONKI.hSD co,
81 IS. HnoAD srREET.
uts2iHb G c%i:s
CODtRE MOTOR co.
lIli ". BROAD.
FpE USED CNRS-sre isicl,nond Kiln.
--s"rp. sis W"st BROAD street;
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LIFE lNsUEANyE COMPANY OF



RIchmonG. Va, January TO- 1921
The anNua! meeting OF the stool holder,
OF tho l.!fc Insurance Company Of vir.
ginia viii be held al thc Homo Ouicr az
the Company corner or CaIitol and Tenn
Streets Richmond, Virginia on Wcdncs
day. January "a, 1877. at ) o'clock IL Al
Tor the purpose o: clcct!ng Directors ~
hRid Company. for receiving the tnnun /
Report OF The Board OF Directors and fha
ratification oil the acts %. the said SoerI
since the last annual meeting OF Stock
holders. and Tor the transaction OF such
other business as may properly como be.
fore said meeting. The BOOKS ior transfer
or stock az the Company w!a be Closed
on January u. 1871. and rcopeMeJ on Jan.
Uu:y y 1921.
a. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Secretary.
MEETl NG-The annual meeting OF tho
stockholders of the jefferson Realty Cor
roratior VIII be held at the Jefferson
IiOtel Richmond. Va. Wednesday r.h.
q. vuary :. 1924. at !: O'Clock. .. T. WeIs.
igSr, SccrC;arv.
SPECIAL. NOTICE: no TAXrAYEKS
TINS Is TO notify all persons. arms or
corporations wn" have not paid thc.r lagn
CITY TNNfS on REAL. ESTATE or pFi.
StNAl. PROPERTY. that unless the taxes
al" pad on or before January 81 lH1n
thcrc VIII hc adaCd penalty OF nor
cent. and interest on al! Li.s. and SAM
reported delinquent.
We hereby warn all parties concerned
that ;aInrr 10 comply with the ,,bnrc
- :! noccssitaie your being placed on lie
delinquent .!st.
IL. L. iu!ec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

l WANT ncrmission 10 sell your city prop-
rrty. This IS al | want. IL doa's sell
IL. IL VIII not cost You one cent. IL do
scll 1t, viii expect the regular city
commission fec. GAN 10y II see me
d Il. Xirklc Ninth Street. Remington
Q Huilding. OF call Madison l72i.
list your farms win H. v. whitehurst,
1918 East Main.
A DICTIONARY without Indexes would
not appeal to you. Every Times. Dis.
patch Want Ad is properly indexcd and
CLASSIFIED You can easily md any
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HOME WANTED.

Have you home in Highland Park
that you viii sell tor cash? Possession
September Is; or sooncr II possible. II So,
give number and price. II same suits. j
Will call 20 see you.
ADDRESS c Is. CARE TINES .DIsrATcIi.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Garages for Rent

DAVIS .\NE.-C;arngc for rent, DAVIS Ave-
nue. b"tw"cn stuart and kcuSing;on.
Cal! boulevard 2oeG between and :
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WoME:N agents to sell lie Insurance for
ono OF best companies. Liberal com
mission basis. Address box 5SG
YOUNG LADIES wanted 10 feed cylinder
presses ana folding mach incs. Expert
cnce necessary. Apply Mt once to Will
tcenth Street,
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Poultry and Supplies

LEGHoiSN l!ENS-l5D line White Icc
h morn hens WE! sell all or as many as
boosters and - plymouth Rock hens IL
N"rth Elshth stree: or call Madison
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED,
ROLAND
PARK

This house is located mt 80. a1e
Noble Avenue. Has ) large rooms;
ana bath. ltot-water heat nsbcs,og
covered: shades, screens, Chamber
lain wcathcr-strippcd. Beautif,,I
ShrHbbcry. and everything TO make a
nome. Owner determined to sail az
he mas bought smaller home. Sec ~
for this bargain.
j. a, CONNOLLY G co.
by X. u. CHAFFIN y Co No
Zeal Estate AuCtionccrs
twelfth and Main streets
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Help Wnntcd-NaIc 3sS
ABLE BODIED MEN-Wanted. men 10
prepare fircmcn. brnkcmen, motor
men. conductors. also colored sleeping
car and train porters. si5o-S2s0 month;
first class roads near you: strike;
experience unnecessary. Write now for
application. blank and full particulars.
way Institute. Dept. 10. indianapolis.
Ind
OMOBILE-.Automohile mechanic and
helper wanted. Owens Motor Co.. 1924
West Broad Street.
DARBER--Two first class American bar
bars. Sixty per cent and forty dollars
guaranteed. Address j. l.. Spare, Camp
Eustis. Va.
BlTUMASTIC CHANDELIERS. State cxpe-
rienco and how you can be reached
BY telephone. Address e 16s. care
Times Dlspatch. ! -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

Chesterfield County. Virginia. i'm.
incdiatcly on the Richmond and Pc
tersburE Turnpike and the electric
ear Inc with valuable mill ana
This is an, ideal property for SUBJ