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Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-02

probably would be no further meet ing with government representatives until Monday.
 The governments undertaking to submit fresh proposals to Ulster be- fore Tuesday is understood to be conditioned upon the acceptance of the new proposals by Sim Fein. and on the question in such possible ac- ceptance of an agreement by the Sim Fein to swear allegiance to the crown. Should this agreement not be reached, it is understood Ulster will not be approached again and that negotiations with Sim Fein would terminate.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-02
Yakima Is Rising

Yakima Is Rising
 YAKIMA, Wash, Dec. 1. - After rising a foot last night. the Yakima river today added six-tenths of a foot more as the run-off from melting snow throughout the valley found it's way into the river. So far. no dam age is reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-02

15 feet in 24 hours. Railroads were taking precautions.
 From Ellensburg. Wash. east Of the Cascade mountains. the Yakima river was reported 2S inches up and still rising. The flood stage was not expected for 30 hours and might he avoided, it was said, if the tempera- ture should drop sufficiently.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-02

oCONrINr'ED oN FACE Ty-oD
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-02

Friday fair south; Saturday generally fair. colder north portion.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-02

oCoNTTNr'Ep ON PACT TwO
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11

grow in Vermont industrially but we
can't do it by paper program; we
must have men and we are not getting
them, he said.
Marvelle @ Weaver answered Dr..
Thomas by saying that Dr. Thomas
d d not keep to facts that he violated
no confidence when he said that the
proposition offered by DR.. Thomas
was withdrawn before the state board
of educat on had chance T. inyasti.
gate the matter He further said that
II the bill was drawn by experts they
must be himself and Mr. Johnson, for
they drafted the measure. He said
that DR. Thomas had not d scussed the
normal schools in his remarks.
Fred A. Howard Of Montpelier, an.
other member Of the board, took up
the unfayorable conditions Of sustain
ng normal schools in small communi-
ties like Castleton and Johnson. lie
read portions CT reports made w conf
In ssions in 1870 1874. 1883, 1903 and
1898 all OF which pointed, out the nj
adTsdBifity of conducting these
schools in these villages owing to the
lack OF model schools BY which the
teachers coull secure train NJ. hp
alsc quoted from the retiring mess.
ages OF Gov Fletcher Gov. Proctor
and Gov Mead who with the commits,
SONS previously referYed 70, iad advt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
SOMEONE SAID

they couldn't find" our new
pace. Now we are EXACTLY
NEXT DOOR 10 our former store
just q few steps upstaire.
We also arc between the-that
is we are UNDER Petersen, the
tailor and OVER the Estos
.gf, Market See2 We hoie TO see
.'A4 YOU there. ''fi'1.A'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
lis So Easy To
End Catarrh

Go to your druggist and say II want
,Hyonei outft"--take 1t home-open
the box--pour n few drops of HYoMEI
from the bottle into the little hard rubber
,inhaier-breathe It for Ave minutes and
note the refreshing relief-breathe 1t
-FOUR or I'VE times a day for q few days
and catarrh and all It's disgusting symp-
toms should gradually disappear.
HYOAfEI contains no opium. cocaine
or other harmful drug and is sold on
money back plan for catarrh, asthma,
Group. colds. coughs and catarrhal deaf
ness, Complete Outft-extra bottle II
needed by druggists everywhere. Sim
ple Instructions for use In every pack
age--you can't fail to Danish cataarh
IL you folloW instructions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
NORMAL SCHOOL HEARING
Or. Thomas Attacks Plan for Teacher
Trainjnu COLLEGE

II F..
Montpelier, Feb 9.-Warning the
estate against tying UP teacher training
with any institution OF. higher learn
ing, Or. John NJ Thomas soon to be
come president CT Pennsylvania State
College,, argued this even ne before
the House and Senate committees on
education against the state board Of
education measure which would estab-
lish teacher training college at Bur
lingtop In connection W tn the UnIyer-
sity of Vermont
,Dr. Thomas said that he was yiolat-
ing no confidence In saying that at
Middlehnry the same proposition was
0Onk dered and the conclusion was
reached that 1t was impossible to
train teachers for the rural schools
ana fer the .high schools at the same
place
While he assailed the state board S
bill, character zing it as a measure not
81 the board but of an educational ex.
pert. he id not defend in any direct
way the Stearns bill Educational
experts. he said, are not to be trusted
because they are men who have made
a failure Of conducting their own in
.st.tutions and then go about at high
price telling others what to do
The Doctors argument turned
aga INST the University of Vermont, the
plain Inference being that the tniver-
sity had not made the most Of its op.
portunit es. He said that Middlebury
was turning out teachers from its
state ass sted department CT pedagogy
and that it was the only field of state
service that had been left open to it.
III had the field OF agriculture
open to me- wouldn't be down put.
ting In any bills for teachers train.
ing college. There are dairies clos ne
in Vermont because men tc conduct
them can not be obtained" the doctor
making it plain that he believed that
the state college of agriculture was
not doing its full duty. He also sa d
that the college Of engineering had not
developed its field I'VE want &c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11

The legal voters cf the Village of
Bennington are hereby notified and
warned To- meet at High School hall
IN the Village Oh Bennington on Fri.
day February 18th, 1921, al eight
o'clock in the evening TO transact the
following business;
Art Gle 70 consider House BIZ
81 and Senate BIN &c ncw pending be-
fore the Vermont Legislature and
take such action as may thereon be
deemed proper and as they may legally
de
Article To transact any other
business that may be found necessary
and proper when met
w p Hogan,
Village Clerk,
Bennington Vermont
February It'll 1921
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
500 Reward, slOc

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased 80 learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all IFS stages and
chat Is catnrrh. CHtarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Cat0rrh Medicine 10 taken internally and
acts thru the Blood ON tho Mucous Sur
faces of tie System thereby destroying
tho foundation of Che disease giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
sltution ana asglstr} nature IN doing ita
work THE ptoprietnrs have so much
falth IN tho curative power of H0ra
Catnrrh Medicine that they offer one
HhNdred Dollars for any cHsG that L fails
to enfe, Send for llst Of testimonials
Adarsaa a. CHENEY a co Toledo
Ohio. Sold By 5p Druggists, T5c.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11

Many home investors that the interests of the
pany and the people closely identified that
the public will be disposed to be fair to the company
one hand and the company will be better public
ant on the other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
WARNING

y 10 W It n
Corner Elm and South ST., Esnningt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
rhAw YOUR PIPES

c. II. Miller has a water pipe thaw-
ing device for tnawing out pipe when
frozen in the sink or down cellar Il
Is very handy and convenient, Any
one who is troubled with freezing Of
water pipes should have one in the
honse. II is d very simple device Can
be used by an one. the woman Of the
house can use this as easy ag the nan,
If pipes are frozen, you can, by using
this device. thaw them out yourself
while waiting for the plumber and you
can save the plumbers bill. These can
be bought very reasonably. They can
be demonstrated before buying I YOU
wish, You VIII save money by buying
one of these devices
C. n. MILLER
Corner Elm and South St. snnington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11

Gated a centralized normal school
Mrs. Ransom Of Cast.eton gave the
committee many figures tending to
show that there are model schools
both for rural and high school train
ng III and about Castleton.
L. - Johnson, chairman of the state
board OF education SPOKE in favor Of
central teacher ira ming college
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11

We'll joe said wilkins us he met
his friend Robinson on the avenue,
'1ld YOU get any good hunting up in
Mamc$'
we sure did,' said Robinson.
How did that new dog Brown sent
you Work2n
splendid" was the reply Fact
is If it hadn't been for that dog we
wouldn't have had any hunting at all.
He ran away at the first Shot, aud
Sc spent four DAYS looking for him"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
To ston a Couch Quick.

Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. A
Double Treatment which STOPS irrita
ton, heals the throat, relieves conges
tion and Cures the Cough. Its good
Children like IT, soc. (Giye it one
trial)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
VIII Be Held at Town Rooms Saturday
EVENING at 8 O'Clock.

WIN De F1ciu at own FOOUla OdlNiuay
Evening at O'Clock.
The democratic voters OF the town
OF Bennington are hereby notified to
attend caucus OF the democrat par
ty to be held at the town rooms in the
Richie block on Saturday evening,
February Il. at O'Clock to place. N
nomination candidates for town Offices
To be voted for at the annual meeting
Of the town to he held on the first
Tuesday in March, 1921.
Dennis Err ght
William Gibney.
W. T. Hogan,
John Scarey,
II. l.. Fillmore,
a. J. Griffin.
John T. Mulligan.
Democratic Town Committee
Pennington, VI, Feb TO- 1921.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-11

Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMo
QUIN1NE tabists. Tile genuine bears
the signature Of h. W. grove. Cle
sure you get BROAOJ zoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
iiI:'iINE N III SINESS
w NOE NENI,t.l ~. Ii

4 Iu tn" general letter On trade con
Ilituus and February business fore
ass. issued by the American Nation
IL Bank. the following SIS part:
'Itc general decline in til" vnlun,.
l.. business during December was not
funsNpcctcG nut tho heavier d"clin.
(which began promptly after III.
christmas season j. NOR" severe than
l WAS Anticipated Business totals Tor
1 ne clp-ins weeks Of TIA" year will
eappcur small when compared Win
ipIrco,diur weeks. but. when cOmpar-
'rd with the average for Il p""i"d or
wears. the Vrluu" - hu> , ~ is
h.tilI heavy and prices ar" Still nigh.
trhr natural movement vii! he down
lward in The total volume Of trans
Factions and in the average az all
lpris,s for some months. Business
Us. 40 nave already been through
'hraNy rcadjustmcnt will. Of course.
lbc the iirSt 10 show Improvement"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

10 not come: any idea OF 'h. in
or"as-s in prse"- "a Tia" bette, quar-
'"rs a"l il families wnyr, ,h- keep
jug UP ot opportunities is e. necessity
y, th'Sc Ct~"s p-.e'- az. estimated
~ nay. ris"" an assr"-,'" g.. 30.
tGGs for Instance. moss cus, III
ccn'rnc- apiece ia ;hr poor quarter
OF CIignancpUr, Eui 10 't. ar.Sto-
cratic uviyhburhooG surrounding n.
Arch ~ Triumph Icy cost l25
francs Ready mad" clothes can b.
bought ~ cheaper stores :ar -.
q suit for Jess 'hau Lou francs, and
ihht is a rucN-bo'tum price
Despite hopes th"t were entertained
Wholesale reductions ~ pr.c-s III,
cost az Ewing has. II daytl !ng, risen
According 70 tn" latest uuuthlv STA
-; nose for bceelntrr. ,he cos
- 4iv.rG nns risen 800 per cent Tor
tn. Yea! 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
OPTIMISM KEYNOTE OF
MONTHS BANK REPORTS


,'r,r.flu- year, = la seen ;haj not
~ .'iS'araIrG :, severe rrtIius'iu.ur
r"trds th- cint,, 90; iIgn b!..r,.4
.,r 'l- Wuul" Cor Tho year .ya. good
~" That rr.c.> p: LoIh caiulroG.i| ..-
,td securities ltyn -lrrr!y d.c'.n,l.
I'hg ngIr'7 for succeeding mon-hs
az" l.N".. 'o d.scius" a more mnrE.d
3hUukur" wh"u rpu'ras'cG Nfth tn.
r" ~ higher prices Thc mos, re-
/ ianl" indtcr- are 'Nos" which roia,"
o. Tn" voiuma Of transactions ruitsr
nan =" tnr 'huo IN dollars aud
i"loh 'uNc ia Nicw 'hc last guar,.,.
t. ln20 as compared WITH the pre-
'IIn- quarter. Employing thIs
T. 'uu1. wo get e more accurate idoa
l. Tho rcadJustm"ur than can b.. hah
T. 'HE.r" survey OF TIA" nrmnr.-
tu" Of transactions throughou, ia.
T. uo'" p' last year. For instance. tia.
B'r'aIC'ion OF pig ron sometimes
r. 'rdrd as a barometer OF genera!
It>.u"rs conditions makes "a show
IN ~ l2nhc.i'3 gross tons fog the
w quartet az The y"ur I.@oD against
~ $3.50 '"ns for the preceding
lluIr''r. or docr"Hsc of lS2'r,f g.oss
/ oa IiUi when "" ttis" ia. nguros
Ior in' "u'.r" YEAR thoy show a gain
n i.'3l.-%i gross tons"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
MONDAY. FEB. 81, 1921

tSal" Commences at 10 ~ NJ Sharp
he following property:
Bay Marc. weight 1850 pounds. age
years sound and in fine condition;
lay Mare. weight ZOO pounds axe
years, sound ana in rn- condition
Sorr"l Mare, weight 1900 pounds.
az" Years. sound aud beauty
gay l'l =, weight 200 pounds. ny"
H!@h grade l!olstcin Cows due 20
treSh"n February ana March. to
years Old and in i'm" condition. /
.HrGc ti"lstcin Cow. : years WiIi
'r"sh"n fchruary or March. i Hoi-
stein Nrariing LETTERS: - ntc" young
items, q" bushels Corn. j tons Hay.
:" tons Hay. Mower. Cleaner. /
Grain ntili. / Gans plow. Sulkv
i!oW, Disc Harrow. / heavy Farm,
agon, ! set Duuhl. Wagon Harness
sets Chan Harness. Horse col
lars. Carriage and Doubt. Harness.
i'"uhl" Trees, Forks. ShovrIs /
woven Wire Str"tchcr TNyo-I;oW.
: orn Planter. Corn Stalk cutter.
One Horse Grain priil, ! Disc Guilt
Nator. SIN Shovel Cultlvaior =
lprn Listers. Walking Flows. |
ihrc'- liorS" Harrow. . one iinrs..
rniiirat"ra. Fccd cutter. Two
ROW Corn cutter Lime spread, e..
M"nnr" Spr"adrr. Light Two
'i"rs" WAGON. single Eurgy. | Slin
wagon vol. | one Horse Iiarruw I
39-Sniiom Refrigerator MIX can. /
lj-Gali"m Soigot MIX Can, iu-gnI-
Ion P!a!n MILK can. sickle Grindrl.
ana Emery stone, Single BUGGY.
Harness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

li''W'r t;r""u.yU"d'H rl"crtUl rrudir-
=, IA that the li'uuh!icLns VIII bc do
f"at,d IA the southern ireland ".cv.
lion. Everyone her. knows hownvCr.
Tina, they VIII carry IL: l...s, % per
cen; OF the votes ~ they stand ior
election.
The Farmers Union VIII h Sir
l!&mnr says Viii xiv. IA. Su,i
Fs!ueIs II good run at Tho elections
a,tarI'y has Il suinl!cr political Cul
Living thau The southern Irish Union
Despite official statements 90 nc
""utrs''. IL" "ld Nationalist Iurty.
rnd"r john DIi'n. wa not u.in.uar.
CauH .HHtc>. and no matter how MANY
C"ust!iH' .Unal Nationalist candidates
should stand independently 81 tn, or
sanitation, They can hardly Nin NOR
than one or two seats.
Slim Er!n rdrridr,i.
Sim Fem has not Vt decided on
it's n'ai c"urs" OF action when tn
,hr.- possihi" courses open 10 IL
l. corpl.t" Ibstcutiun.
.. Nomination ci candidates who
VIII certainly secure election by 20
vast majority. ANA who VIII hc ord
cred 1" remain absent from III" puO-
lin Parliament. just as b." Sim Eriu
~ - no" abstain from attendance"
at Westminster.
,. secure INA ority at tho polls at
tend the opening session O! rarlia-
ncnt and pass q resolution Of indie
pcndcnCr.
White no decision has been arrived
at IL is learned that tho policy ct
i.Uns Viii be discarded. a. IL would
Dc nnwiS" tactics /" allow tho GoN-
eminent 10 set a.. dumnly Tar ia
m"nt az tnioE.St member crescent
10; oniy an induitcsimuI = ion 81
tn" Irish people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

sons wer. wounded The troub.". i
: reported aros" over tn" burn.n.
of the pant occupied Is Tho Socialist
daily. II i.avoratore. in this ci;y OF
Wednesday, morning
some Communists became involved
in an argument with TWO Fasclstis. Or
extreme Nationalist. ana the discus
lion resulted ia "a fight, Troops YER
called out and ""rkmcn holding a
mp building gard in tn" toxin were
forced 20 withdraw and Red guards
retired from the scene % the trou-
bl.
telegram received this evening
stated ihat ia. place WAS quiet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
.IHIR>T SIGNS or BUSINESS
ny VA. IiI,ElN 10 Ai,nI. ID

m = monthly rrpOrt thc Me-
.,hmr- aud Metals National Bank. az
J Nrw York CITY. says:
"Tn" irSt dchnit" signs Of business
srryiyU ar" beginning to appear
Eetcch market prices havc been rising.
I he rriycs nt great agricultual stapl.s
thaVc recovered from :hr!r lnwcst
iieyvls vi a few weeks ago, conditions
lin The money markets are less
.&triHlent; foreign exchange. rates
have recovered Sharply t"xtil" mills
(which had closed or been inac,ivc
IaIc slowly rrsuming WORK"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Trading ON WALL STREET
'DN|NDLED DURING WEEK
h turnover for Five Full Sessions
were Lightcst for Any Cor
responding Period.
BOND MARKET INACTIVE, roo
"fcisn Exchange Again Subjected
I" Hrwildcring Crnss-C Currents,
'"Sniting From Latest Aspects
81 German Indemnity Agreement


HW YORK. Teb. Trading IN
"a si'r,S market this wocl; GwiuGl.d
+ si'Nirr dimensions, IN" turnover
H" i've fun sessions being tn"
'''at 'tr any corresponding period
r "Inns, half a year.
liiea movements we're Of piece
those stHgnant e.mdlt.on-. only
~" ~ th' srr"ula'iE. lJgOritcS To-
IiHihE more Than nominal changes
iiH"nt rails We're almost entirely
'L.'Nl"d. hut developed moderate
[ ' ness ih'"r on the refusal OF The
A.''i states i;ai!TOad Labor Board
f. r"dHc" wages.
Similar condition. prevailed in the
'"h4 ih'tiN't. many old-tliu" or pre-
''i lSrIitr can cling much. II not all.
= 'h'Ii recent gains, whiI" most Of
y" hrW rrwrj'.ngs. including the
''hilNf wanna RHiirpai 8 i--s tell BE
w." tl''i SUBSCRIPTION prices
~nriitr"-W wise. lin money market
: 80" ""Hi"r but 'h.s SStcnsibl" r.laXu-
ION hppiIrd uul5 - cali or demand
'Aho. ta'es Tor time uou"y re
'"l't'H NrW iN'r"by confirming tho
tln'nt 90 woll-infprm.i barhlny IN
'''H'- a"i no pcrr"pfibl" change IL
Pr tb1 H.r 100 tu" years. rrFt quarter
or .n "Nabaugc WAS again gIb-
. Eel 20 'rr h"WIldcrlur cruss-ciir-
.'A'a f"sn!iHnG from latest Usp.rts
n .u. German Indemnity agreement
'ititAh 'NohIrse apprpNfuatoh its re
.cH h.sh l"N"l. but thklnl: sutcrun-
IONA! r"IrIt'nnc"s a. a whole. little
81 ,+i"- towards stability Mas made.
.li1'tI returns and the tonnage"
.t'' Ht"a'.u. statements 81 C"'upau..e
t'E'l 100 important Lines of mann
u Hi" l"stiiy that business and i'm
/ AZ" r"vl|.ur slowly and Vu-
'it Il'=' conditions Nrr. .Ntiu-
req .h 'n" MAILER earning Of trans
7 .'' ION SYSTEM" and reduced book
u Is ui Oh" United states Steel COR
y Grafton General !"du-jr!al condi-
''t- continued % re governed by
t-H| 'I'na revision ui commodity
~ ace" "Hb 4uN"r wHv" schi-- Th-s"
't ''if were especially potent ia tn"
't tji". NI'l 5 gus uf "a pr5uD.uc.t!
'.' 4T 'nrn' ~ existing srNoiIl"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.

Sh!rm"r fiano. Rugs. Carpets. Ia
hl"s, Chairs, Sii"brard and cuDLourL
""fin StoNe. OIL stove. Heaters. .
hrdro"m suites, Lamps. Pictures
locks, Churn. Sewing Machine
l'iSh"s. Cooking Utensils and mauy
other articles too numerous to men
lion.
TERMS. Announced day OF s:,l,.
ClIAS. y SrRANG;.
ANN inn,.,.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
rn,ornhIy Wrpor, niyrr. MN

7 WASH NTTUN. GOD. T2.--Vhr r!Vors
land harb"rS hill CARRYING iun,,
appropriation Of Si5.2i0. 900 was
lfavorably reported 10 the Snrnt.
u oday by the Commerce Committee
without amendment as passed by
the House. tn" biii provides thai
100000 of Ia" total sum ShaIl nr
tiscd for examination and SURVEYS of
f%a;.rways ana the remainder shall
Pc for construction repair. ana gen
}ral Improvement OF rivers and har-
burs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
AUCTION SALE.

Mr., G a Willard. having sold hi
farm ON tile Cr"ight"n Road. ii"nr!c
county. known as tho CrvilShtui
t'arin, about niles northeast -
Richmond has instructed me Ia sci
At public auction, on the prem 81 ;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

STE NSiIIrS.
tichmonn- Rev York Steamship &C

tn"UtI1r DtC Itn -hIIIug. I.,,r, ~,
;'gnn' hiynitnnd and Sew Y,rk Fr-,an;
gh.J f.TJH!Dt service. No -lnDlrcJ.,
frr!Ent received dbily until III .x.
'"pi saturday. !. VI.
SiCrrGn'-S cv YORK. Steamship Com.
pay : ,out comran. G'vs /, You,
lH-.n.hs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

Tho Now Colonial Th.u,or Win
stand as 3, monument to the ,tr.l,ss
efforts aud the splendid achieve
meuts OF Jn.. Wells Mr Wells
started his career "a AN a'uu.cin. mt
rurvcy or "a tn" old building which
stood for many years on 'hi.- site.
N"Tinnins a. the bottom. ana "a, Is
p.oue"r in tho work OF giving I: d.
noud tho better class "f popular
entertainments. Mt Wells. nn tme
very corner started the nrst ,aUdc-
vile house tina, Richmond eyer had
There HAD been several variety the
n'"fs pf TIA" old style. bat this the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Bankrupt Auction Sale
Of Stock and Fixtures
Of Camille Candy Co.
814 East Main Street

lursugni to an order OF The District
out q tn. tu,."h states for III.
eastern histrlct = Virginia. entered
IN ',hiN"II :, lH2i. in tho matter ot
Ih"oI"r" ". :ovtnellS. bnnkru,..
trading as 'nmiil, candy co. Viii
go on 'h" premises 30. Sli East
Main STREET ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY -. 1921
beginning at 1880 O'Clock a 81.
~ of tn" stock Of Candy and Conf.c-
tons ais" candy manufacturing sun
plies. "', rgua'StinG Of about 2Ip
rrnuds Chocolate. 500 pounds I;ranu-
tt"i sugar. barrels syrup. lot
Nheii"d SUITS. Figs. etc. also the fol-
owing hNturcs: silent Salesman
5h?o,wcaS", candy Display Counter.
Win glass tor. Section shelving with
mirror: upalito TOP Soda Tables. II
METAL chairs, tin. McCray Refrlg-
r"t"r. with glass front: National
aSh REGISTER. cas-hurning CANDY
furnace, TWO copper Candy Kettles
W." malhl" slabs ana stands Work
hni"S Utensils, MtNiur Truuuh. ctc.
S"i" tusitiN". Terms cash
l.. &. b'C1%EOR
TRUSTEE"
FIVE VALENTINE: AUCTION 90.
I\ttHl'bEATED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Money to Lend

OK
ElCHMONp CITY AND St-Rl'RKA%
REAL. ESTATE.
in sums From $3.50 on 70 s5.o0ooo
Interviews Solicited
tR;'TC't .''EIp 4 40
~" Nortn eleventh St-."'
10y o. TNtAlrSD% E!tpNNN y 60.
AUCTION SALE
rwHl.LiNo wiili;rnr%ru NGA;
CLAY SrI:GGT
To CLOSE. so .a,u,.. ", ,,fl S.V ..,
prh.i" "u"ii"u. On the premises.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY irru.
an ,hu ,.r,;, T.. Az
Ia IN" city ot Richmond, Va. wt,h mn
iuNriu'Hts thereon 80 aU2 Nurtu
thlri"enth street. beginning on ih.
eastern I'm" 81 1hlrtc"uth Stree; at
ruint distant tGUty -tI,. ta.I rect
mont" OF ,ii' aprth"ru line OF CLAY
street thence extending uurthwar!l :.
ti"n and troutiHg on the otsi"ru
Inr 81 Thirteenth Street tW.rty Ills,
Hhr .va 60 IN rtc"nth Street on" hun
I've. hnd tHlTty-IWu tlo-p feet. more
or So theme" soUtAw"rdly ~ rilht
"uGi's thirty 800 f""f. thence west
MHr"tN at riShi angles eighty Eight
NN' i''i: tfrur" uprtawHrdiy at right
li'GI'~ 'iN' '"1 feet tn.uC" Westward -
IS 'ti SIS ut angles irrty four ,iil crr.
S,r'r, at TN plac" at N-sIuuiug
IHi:MN Easy. aud amnouuc"d at
s.ti,
Hi;NWN i GO. Auctiou,vrs
li.n.It;,tvly after the uLor, s,I, /
wlI Sell az .nctIun all ~" pr.suu.l
Effects 90 Catherine Johnson. dry"a>.I.
-"is .s,.u- "i noUs"uu.d and Kitchen
fUruItNI,
5uHN a. SW .\I.VWpr-T.
Administrator. e. {, a. Of catherine
JUAasNls. deceased.
ny rp.I:.At;p & EhGIiY. nc.