davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-12-30

The irresponsible resignation rumor
is one of the least Of the cares Of a
cabinet official.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

The original local residents of zap
are still wondering what it is all
about.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

The Difference.
The optimist is merry.
He's truStful and polite.
The pessimist is very
Morose, though erudite.
The optimist sees dimly
A lazy life so grand.
The pessimist sits grimly
And tries to play his hand.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
The Greater Need.

why do you object to poetry?"
because" said Mr.. Growcher, 80
much Of it is written by f1rst-rate
typists who are loaf1ng on their regu-
lar job"
Evening star., 1921-12-30

"De way some O. dis new crowd silli-
ness carries on" said Uncle Eben,
you'd think plain common sense had
stopped bein' respectable"
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Pretense

Pretense.
Our lives are interviewer
With much artistic bluff.
We talk about Beethoven,
But we play the jazzy stuff.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Used the Time Themselves

Used the Time Themselves.
"That audience cheered you for
twenty-five minutes before you started
speaking"
"Yes," replied Senator Sorghum
ruefully; land it was understood that
my part Of the program was to be
limited to half an hour"
"a fight" said Jud Tunkins, "tn
most cases is merely the result Of an
argument in which two men were
trying to reform each other"
Evening star., 1921-12-30
THEODORE w. MOVES. Editor
The Evening Star Newspaper Compan

Business Office. l1th st. and PENNSYLVANIA Ave.
New York Office: l1o Nassau st.
h.caEn Office: First National Bank Euilding.
European Office: u Regent st. London, England.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

South ireland must now choose be-
tween a fight to q finish and q finish
to a fight.-Norfolk Virginian-Pilot.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

Every one having paid his income
tax can start another Christmas club
account to take care OF the Same tax
in 1922.-Bay City Times-Tribune.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

Savannah reporter accepted six new
dimes from Mr.. Rockefeller, 81. Gosh!
Our once free and Independent press
has gone and got subsidized again
Cleveland NeWA
Evening star., 1921-12-30

Many a woman who has never taken
up law can lay 1t down.-Flint
Journal.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Rate by Niii-rayabla in Advance.
MaryiaI,l and Nirgiria.

lpnily and Sunday L yr.. $50. | mo-. zoe
Daily on1y.........l yr.. $500: mo, SOC
Sunday only. ........1 VI. - 10: ! mo-, 20c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

WE WILL. bui!d you an a~ll-rt"cI r,rnr.
cheaper than III" s,Lu ped ones Z. mcs
W "ndicr I'll" Metal C"ilinv Man iii
N"f' Main street. Randolph So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

AGENTS Rays hair s,ra,rhtcncr NON.
vents 6andrun: particulars free.
i%r nmx. Hralsigh ~ CO., BOX gaps
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ANhOUNt.EiiEhIS
Deaths

1~sAll.FS-Diyd at the ..s.tt scr " n,r
n~usoanu. " l. Btllea. al 80 B. tiga..
street. Friday uiEht a., l..U o'cI,.I.
MIS-, Lola Lynn ~lfI,icH. ofr o., Sne g.
survived hy her husband ~ 0. Natt.-.
ore SON, W LINN !ial.ys- v-U'.. ~
". Lynn, Of l~yuChhurg. vs.. -|.r.r. N.-
church this afternoon AZ u'r.,an.
Hnrtai in oakwo"d
CHArrEIl-plcd. Saturday. Nuy II. at
the residence %! her son, litury 'AnplwIi,
tic, Va, Mrs. add iHur" INaI#
rcil. widow o.! tn. jar, u0A1a1u.H O..
Chappc!l, IN tho scvcuty-th!rl year IS
her age. Mrs. Chappoii s .Irviy,d o.
three daughters. MIS-. EWItHt l.",-. ..
D!nNiGG!c, Va. Mrr TravlS Curling.
Of F-nirrss, Va Mrs. Chlr!es " Moss.
Of N~IchuiutG. Va, and tAiuu sous. "
cabot ana Henry 'htrpri' rf Iiuwil.
do, VA. and Dtsi.I IHAIlvl'. OF lamp
Ton. N,. fuutr9 notice at.r.
~5oNES-niet saturday May l4 1921. "a,
he! -'~l!tne,. So. -.HN l- IAylur street.,
ilchiupnt. IA, EIistbnlh lo,es lu-
iyfat it.." 'A, !,s.truru NunCry, May
WHITE S. ,n, Wiu"m y "ha', who
wsi! be- U.rl,i Sunday ln IsF.gN.'W
ccinCttry. services AZ grave ar % u'ui1ck.
His remains ar" at iil'"S's Ul"rlua;y
chanel. IL leaves mother. Mrs Mary
X W.tshi. Il Richmond, ~" HiS'rrs
Dickens ~ rhi.au.I a. uur brother.
g. q. White, co.: Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

IDS Ford touring. Kelsey rndy.
..e !o"@. !la>ai,'s. s+OV. 500 Wosi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

HAVE s,m4l.,a ma; We hA,r leon
gowr"I1l'nG urca .tp'ions for fo- -
year, th"; and TN large numpcr ~;
ha"s our rci..l.iity FOR safe. a..Urucy
,Ht U".ty BlHuks The Preservation
''Is"si Boulevard 1T lirOuG Street
H'Nau.pn Si:,vt at I.ev-riy Ehon.
t'ul"'"rt 90 and $40 Madison 1888.
l,honr orders appreciated and promptly
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In ~Niu.nlor!oln

BOARD or DIRECTORS kICuMpNu
HOME - AIDES.
where's, Quar- Heavenly lA'Arr !'s
IN thv "IsA's -..s, y'aE u' aas HEr, who
had tr.u urrs.a.at 60: tA.s uuatl. i.r tNu
past J: years, wr. "a late i--sJ.,-'es. d,
sire TO express uur ulgH APPROPRIATIONS and
ny hls 300 MOTHS alE!tr add s'n'.uHs
gift. Nc w4|! ever lr!4vwlG-r a.a .ylI.l
smile ~ wo upiue anI hAE,saHh. as Nr
met from time 20 time. So wil over
christian gentleman AID toss great lv
l!gh; 10 DOING good a"I helping others Ia
every way possible, We MI. lnlas ann.
ng, OF, !oas ; MS fain as .e no"
Therefore tr e. resolved, Lrst That
We b"w win humble sIGIu.ss.ou TO the
wil. ~ our LEA -mly Father. "EO GOotL
a! things "-l- ind trust that ~ ihc
that 'Hthalau which Christ, uu savior,
promise goo TrriaEr Tor I4oae VINO nee;
B;etGiast 90 .a- era.
SECOND. Ih.i -'Iese resolutions o. spr,sd
ana !ua.sn,4 10 the daUy T4p"s.
e LORRAINE
CtiHs x WtTlh'il2i%
COMMITTEE
MAL'Eoi-.1 yi"s na''gae "'
who .ei- is 3D. s,st % peace. two months
II = 81 rl s,fuy ls.p'ae
Lies tIte Dl. I4N. 80 G-lr.y
d" = e,.a ANA silent sr4Nt
~ 80. royei ~ui-a
\ ulas- Us Vacant iU u-a home.
That never -Au BE- H.al.
10 lie. Da"sA,sr
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EMPLOYMENT
IIclp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Earn $40 WEEKLY, spare ;!;n.. Writing
Tor :.wsp a 2cEr, magazine. ENptr!.nCe
unnecessary, details l!es. !'E.ss Syn
d!rhtc $50. -. Louis. Mo.
E%~i'EitiENCEp woman Yress,r to handle
IhnrN "nr"' must know the h~Is;ucS,
Srt'zcr. Tho Cleaner and pycr
IN EiiiEN'Ep telephone operators want
"a Tor permanent employ Iu,nt In Wash
!rripu- Applicants must have had at
!"tS' sA months experience. IN q com
mon h,ft,"ry Otiiee. pNiy yDUa: women
"hu sgv nu" boarding o. without drNnitc
nome i!,s 49,! pr vpLS.!cf.d Il. 70 those
VINO ygh"iy. these positions otter Gi-
m: conditions voc i~Irt'-,t particulars.
t.r.s tu .n, ticsa Dr..n iuI putuunc
I~"lCahuy" ~ .nranS Of Nlr.iuia. bi-tyiC,
Irhihr Gn.t:. no Eus' U'acc street.
HUNDREDS 4 :. GDNEHNMENT pns
lions open q" "giuen. t!!D-fIgS month.
Sieady "oIk COMPTON education. is,
hrnn"!in Irgti'u''. neg,, 100 a.
TIiOTopI.AY>-a ODp IDEAS needed. Wo-r-
Ing S!f! paid $4,000 cu- .ds.s sh,
:h.Esht worthless. Details free. Write
Lr9Gmccrs, Lcague. SOC. -, Louis.
SOPRANO wanted for chorus choir mex,
season. Must 3c CAPABLE So!u'St and
reader. iioS u 5lc. rnr dispatch.
SOLICITORS y SAI.tSLhDlES-A.
once. I'VE bright aiahl. ladies to travel.
dctnohStGtt" and sch dealers. $40 to ,7S
Yer week. railroad iarr paid. WIS, at
once. Goodrich Drug co. Dept. Igiz.
Omaha. Seb
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Patent Attorneys
Printing

.SNEi.OILS bMl heads. Ai.t.,u.r,,
cards. $3.50 per 1000 lctt..hc.ds. 400
pci i.COy. sent prepaid. Get our uupr..
lions on hoo"lcts. folders. ,tc. H.,..n.I
Printing co. Eigh uoui. Va
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-AlnIe

riioToGiiArHER y co.,
MEKclAb PHOTOGRAPHER Spi.E,
biD siTuATIoN AWAITING A so
w"KkMAN. WAGES ~ kEEPiNl
WIFI HIS WORTH. PHONE u,,
poLrH ii3s or WRITE TO n nAcr
900 NOBLE AvE$uE. RICHMOND y
fNiNTEH. EDiToR $500 talks. Print.
good all-iound abilities. ana thai, .1no"w
wants TO Lease good we.kiy with OIL
.lIraicd \, mixer Win manners Al
personality that w!u. Address 10
-" car" Tn Dispatch.
~hhGisrEEhn,, PHARMACIST want.
must nc well r"COinincndrd herman,
n|osltinm C"ntraI Pharmacy. N"fi6iE1 \
N.uISrEEEb DRUGGIST wan,..
ny I" orchard DRUG 60 LynchhI,
SALES MANAGEW-A, ai,,rIsu,o, 49,,
.nS'":s IesrSse"tati'e a inan or nT:n
az or"r 80 exclusive selling Of
sa.!onniy advertised. no c"mpctitio.
con "ht"c: unless you can nnani
ini,iiI order 10 secure agency, ALL
Street. N"wark. y. j Nf'
Sti.hSMN -pirrr, factory ,cprcso,,
~ ior virEin,ai s]telusi2o prto."os.tIi5,
mean htIrinoss ana able To- Gnnne M,
%,fi%r to "IgnI" ,;,r'i;ory. Is ca
sALEsMEN WASTED -uousc-to-aa hon
ci,"ssttrn,sR I'M NAL. m female. {
dfe.. @s, oni"t 10. tSGIt. fWni5 ramdssg'
SHOE Observation-Disclosures op.r.io-
thtnri"" .tlteh"r. good bench .DrL.
iaia.iispt'an,lni' y \ cl''"''"urs Repair say
SlE'IAi TRAVELLING AGENTS w,,,.
~ rs ~ MfnSrie".r iarsoS; acciteni a
covering coGnt!'u on another proros,'t
ken "h' ,h'Lr st'"inEs p'ontabiy on o
SECRETARY. 700 Boni building Ha,,n ,
SrI.ENbib clerical wofk oppor,u,I,,
rr|,S 81 who!y tim. no canvassinr got
Tl.h.y '~htIt!lgua Nuaiu"Bs BulG.,
Observation-Disclosures brtyh, .,o.
,j.,. Syraf man .s sienog'aphcf al.
P9a saiar; @iree,ea nnos " :sss5' r.
THERE w!u bc an opening n, vlt,-
ih"aas 20. " man ~ int,ta,iya a,
mo"t "~,hnhE"r' cI"cr'"nee in a d-pa,
!n.h' store - IN dry roois ah.olut,
hr", h,in r"or, a. ]! a. " .iGnu.y
TYrhwNIrEE HEr.NiRSA% wao,o5
initlhr Win all sianiAfi MAKE. Of II,
.hinea h".Iy ny letter. stTins .uII d
it's a. 1" cJp"rioHge. AthT.r. -
siNinn"ry 20. %o~roft So~a. VA ="
p" N''IEu ,wu Skilled caru.utry, ,r
d'n," construction. PhOnc SIR Palma
Madison 1"hs-J between csc ana
"ANTEp IaG"rEr.duace nurses Cor n,
.l'h! !lt$. op"ratin. room .1pcy,r-
pI"'"fr'a AidTc.s I0I !. -55. The ID
WAITED an oSp"ricnrcd s,I.sTzn w.,
.'i' p n4ug" business iyr furniture .io'
10 S"uih hIchIn9na. hard! ~ors roi
'iht" NOfn toHl required SALARY -
yer month ara OrnmlrsIbr 90,
l'F''U.'. reference AMI Nn.u ,au mn
N"ts lteA - 5!5, ctfe TIE Dapats,l
NSIEb -lrer hanr.r, J. = ua,
E-- q EHFiff'"~Nl.." Va
u" AZ f.i'-li yug want position as n,
A'I b!h"'intu. electric uOtufrnau, co
",N..i train or sleeping c
i'.I'"' tfsi-citas ruahs! rI..rfcu,c u,
','h+" write Immediately 10. ann.
d nn man" and !u!i particulars. SIit
1.pt -. polls. Ind ~
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An Eastern manufacturer OF mn cy',h-
.sh'h nhd "~cil-knpNu brand OF nl!dy
oIOHsrs ana Chi!dr"iis regulation urrH.r,
IL open f9r an experienced travelling f,.,.'
sentative fnf the States ~ Virginia. VS.,
virginia. norm 'arullua amt South Cara
lima. In hrst .rt'cr gI.c reference, and
s',ts nm uhrticu!nrs ~ 4" what has been
hiith."i ana whif territory suCC.As!uly
iihNclci. Address Bon l.. 80. care r!nei-
Dispatch.
~ old. r"!iah!" hrm can ,lA- /, sy,cl,i,y
Sit'sinan MO ~ "Nr"rlcUc,d in selling
hish-tIiss hooks. ittrnz mes. =. C.
''c HttrattiNr proposition to producer.
Niniy 100 Surrhy's ilOtnl.
Nh'illTECTrEAi. d'nughtSman or aHso
'lht' architect wanted, Experienced
man Tor general practice. Northern OK
i'rilr"ce preferred Bon = So. m. DE-
ittch
@tEoMpbIl.E mechanics 40 -.wrys In
demand hrrp.! nov "a ,h- largest and
Ds't t.H!ip"G automobile and tractor
srhoo! ia the East. "WT!t. Tor Ire. cata-
tnE lr'E Au'uiuu'iVc Schuu.. :. . 9th
=, PHILADELPHIA Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
O WANTED-To mark
stock exchange board;
one with experience pre-
ferred. Apply, go E.
Main ST.


,aa :5'o - us5i anu moan IN '" a.
",+n ,e..'s n'r,nan.ni nnd 0r.hthh..
hSnu.fe N'3l,i. h.} Q n,rat.I-
iGr nom ,rcttnl.n, ,iv,,iis,! n ~
aaSal+mGI 'a aa , ETi '"r nau .'1a Won
,'.'a1e 49, s,.',;', ..r '"' y@ z, an .' @;."s ~ '
az: v]'orsinF y,@pl,r ne c,snry 70
,eEltsn yGgr .nieI .n' +.' sia,'ra Ta..
valuable territory wits .oHr tU'l et-
Goet",!on ~.l not be- alailAn'o !or long
81 tE.s. 'ranch.s". II you would qualify
MI. Ger "af,!guie,s a. IS ]kr""lfe
,rol, Mlsh
DISTRICT sA!.ESMA% wanted on com
'u!UpHHy shla1.rS difrrt lr.it iUtE'e %
t'..l ,,9N ~. i'''''as. Va
~ manufactured; man IN 90 pre
t. =" ->t''''''""I' '''S''''''
10 fuu "N>r eos.roa that WI pro
ruc!' Saia ray Inc, warH Easy pr.Y
Jones 1872 Eighth stre.t y NASH.
pHraGIsT-weoi,d E,.f-n..- ,...
.u'. - "If,". ~ Hmm, rGa.." i,o,rr,
,',",N'u'
,a'er 81. '""ttAr ~ 'eascunn wrs,,
none u.n,r a.. a.fJ. I'.ruar.ut 80.
I'm ~ ,,N"',". ,,,
lnym. ",L.5uG' s.a lta ~. ''I..""i
GET nusI. i.,,p .Ias Is your JOB
u]n-al.f .s h. gsrnaueU, Y"u van;
sun Gra,nss. s~u,rg .nors ,nan J55
,HH",Sa"S ,v ''G n ; "'t liam 90 % l.5'':rs
one. j.; ;ou are ondeT 50 and Stn gre
y SGn' wMNiin,"n s'i s"iItnr mrip5ss. 81 ysa, D'fm n
11"";s n IT,. fnr Morn ,ion 49, ' va,
can se, :.:r.tory, j. X. Watkins TO-.
tiS1 "a ,!s: manth. viii" Tor free sueci.
.GnlthS ono.
HANH-pN!L!.LIiS and s;"Eegm,icrs want
iEa.nsSS VIII . n"''' Anpi M'! a.. loS s''N'"'" ana
I.ocIs'i+LE' 81" manufacture
has opening in sales organization
~
"' MA" '"''''' earning
$1,000 to 10000 per year as yep
r..cr,,,Iy. ,r vi-rfr., -.-,,,n,v
Young man OF technical training
preferred. hut not essential. Char
acior must stand a.! test. and
CaraCity FOR work he unlimited.
Write. giving age. experience and
previous 'ota''oh.
ruE ,pcrr c,ur,xv
ihf Hh|hh IoMiaNf'
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Wantcd-nnsincss Service 81

!.NSIt !tE-- Wanted. PASTURE near Rich.
;nohu ;ur E!nZiur IA :-w cattle. Address,
y" {. - uudcy". $40 IVES; Leigh street.
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Notwithstanding

pl.D HATS, cleaned and ,.eblockcd Tx.
new. Manhattan Hat Works 5OI ,s,sv
mohd Strr... Mndisnn 91OI
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Help Wantcd--SfaIe

\ DISTRICT DISTRIBUTOR /. needed
ia ms hiSiFlr' Toy "a nationally kuuwH
concern that manufactures and mnr.,r.4
a new model check wri,"r. ai-st.
recognized az "A l"auur ~ as Icll no
ABILITY u mort attractive yrurosiunn.
iniii"'liat"ly lucrative. wiil D" or.g.,.
"f!tc iu!ly. for our B.i"r,lpu NlU hr
!uthr with care. ". g. Sush. .Ogg
rum AN". S"w York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

" ~ i.i'-ii you want position as n,
man, h;hh"fuEIu, electric motoruau. 20
IuSiCr H"Iogc! train or sirepIrg
Porter ifst-c!iss ruala. rIr.-inu,c IA,
','at' "fit" Immediately tor apDt
d ten man" an! !u!! pa r'ic.!ars. Sait
J.pt ~. polls Ind ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FOR
PEriGEE!:p USED GAR
Sci
IihHPER- OVERLAND co. ING.
ei.--ih "a BROAD.
MADISON iU,l.

~, Shl.a en- y" Republic .rueo
''yit aai" o." usAt hn,e, touring
lou 'u1 NH t.trt, .rtot.cnUy uev.
lAs lSana"ir" 'Nu'J 'ioa."y.
TOR SALE one Ford roadster. cheap.
10. cash .iio ~ vrn,rl" Street. "
FOX USED CARS So 8uu.han Motto,
>a.sr Co SOC Vest isruad Street.
i''iih Gc.ly'ry ;rue., for sale, In i.rs;-
lass condition cali boulevard 265+.
ORD For sale, For! sedan. ..t,c model.
self starter. mechanical an! u.huI,ta:
ING hrS' class Usai pr!vafr1v. gnurE
"H'uttt'-. HrlunGHtlal' rims. unw rlr..g
.Ll Hs-''E "Nt't=. state and ,l;, a,,us.
iitr-t" 10 g..CE buyer Wiu yav to
NV llrhi" 5liN $prrh Fit'h street.
FORD delivery truck cheap 10 gpIrn pu--
chaser Apply 5olS Beverly street or
.ti'h' Boulevard 80
RON! fGf-.apGt. Htrsaiu. VIA. Touring
Slightly used. 500 less, than cost. \ =
l-i4,:ls, l0l-. Mcs' bioud.
tpk!n 1920 Touring, with starter. praE
ilcRlE n"N iIr"s, r"w top. IN good
sma?v. Sass Including license. Call
FoRD-ls2i Ford coupe. Shock ahsori--s
yNtfa iirei parking Light. dash lisht,
Agnly C2a North Thir,y- fourth Street.
FORD Roadster. 1920 model, with extras.
90 best shdJr. Everett PEI kluspu. lytl
West liruai street.
Yale Ioch. lIa>ai,'s. s4OO. 56e W.;
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PRINTER EDITOR $500 ,aiks prIr,,
editor. trained ad. writer aud r",,,
good al-iourd abilities. and that aim,
wants TO lease good weekly with 49,
OF h"yluE Young. energetic. able "a,
"Gi'ttri y mixer. with manners a,
personality that VIA. Address 40,
20 car" IN. Dispatch. "
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High Grade Positions Are Offered Thru
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Service. offered

MoN L"SNs S.rN tt'.-IYIuu-f .,i .IL
",'t i'-untl >t-"-, .: it.tt Line.
SNTlc:AL HARDWOOD FLOOR co
Hnw Is, ihc time - have your noofi
zone. Lad. sCrtt,u aud iln.shrd. Ran.
ln!ph -! ltnlLlo.nh !ial ] ~"
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Ilcip--Mmic on, Female,

hE!.IABLh. party, preferably small far
~. !" occupy country home for ,
suH'''tt f"i.i Tree, .:!vilcy, Of gard
"ni pasture !or COW. HUX - 5iJ. II
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p.

LEI me make your summer irpckS: s.
10 50. Satisfaction EUartui"cd Adj
dress "Ma!rcl!a.' 500 WySt Th.rty-thtrI
Woodland Heights.
Oi;iANDIE hats mad. 10 order. inci1d.
inE material. So Phone boulevard
ISiS-w.
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Tailoring and Pressing

EAGLE. rAlLuE,%G AHD ci.EANiy0
,Mf.sHhS',, "g.tn ng,nnson st.s"i
pressed nui altered 81, uor! rutrlr-
Tod. q" D." ..I;isiH"tyry. las; call Bug!o-
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InlnlIILS-l ApNIiuu

PAiSriNG Houses, s,or" fronts. roofs
SiEh-. .mokc-tachs, CITY ar country.
North twentieth Street. Phone Ran
d"!;,h iSn&-W
OtSt fAlNTlSG-Hc usc only ;hc hc.,
material. Satisfaction rutrnri.ri nan,
d"luh .iyi- ".
WALL EAtE!;- inc most ovautituI ..I.c.
tiot. of wall pa per RUw displayed IA mi,
city. u Il Hrauer lnk y Eighth ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

~ hunting work. register with R!chmoi
S.'hPloyin.ni Agcnsy. 2l5 NOrth S.ro,
stt..t, Ton CArpcuttrs. WORK on. cit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

"'t"N - everywhere earn biz money sci, \
IN, i.ssco. Every moIrrist a pro.n.Sc
'..'''" - ''TnNn' saves gdSOlilc. IIusiI"i
.ess Advertising hclDs furnished 7Say
.shed customers c~vcT,wh-rc. brings y
Wr!ic l.i"aiY Specially Co.. Ecart ""
AGESTS-LarEe. ma aufacturcr gAdSr
AGENTS to sail hosiery, underwear. shITs
dresses, skirts. waists. shoes, clothip1
etc. Nrito for FREQ samples. Madis,H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

y; MoitRiS. 2Oo SoUrH SYCAMORE
StREEi screen doors and Windows
NJ hIni> novelty woodwork made 10
nr''r. boulevard i3i. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
statesmen AMI Agents

NiilTN1S-hcrc'" the big money gct;.toa
lhi ur"sSinakcr's shears free with ca.
inent al, tlar. Everybody buys: i0,le Il
?r"n'' ''yu3' daiiy profit. Par,icula 4
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-09-14
ST. STEPHENS EVANGELICAL ''',e !
LUTHERAN CHURCH


Mr.. b. n. Barre, Superintendent of
Sunday school.
Sunday school at 10000 a. m.
Divine services at 1890 a. m. and
$500 p. m. ~
The morning theme !. on Sunday,
September the 18th. win be: -christ
Ready to DO ,S96d at All Times. !. The
evening theme will be:s rThe Change
Accomplished,inla Sinner When He
Comes to HIMSELF" To all these ser
vices the, pubic is very cordially in
vited.t The Catechetical class will
meet at the parsonage Friday after
noon Aat 400 o'clock. This is the
first meeting. The boys and girls who
expect to attend these instructions
should be present at the first meet
ing. This class will continue until
Palm Sunday, April g.. 1922, at which
time those Of the class who desire to
be will be confirmed ast..N 40
ARTHUR B. oRENsCHAIN.
~ Pastor.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-09-14
WITH. THE CHURCHES
LEXINGTON CIRCUIT

Appointments for Sunday, septem-
her 18th. 1921: KS
shilo sunday school at 10 a. M.
s.. P. Holiday, superintendent.
Preaching at II o'clock. subject:
rJustification by Faith. Followed by
the Holy Communion.
Hebron Sunday school at p. M.
II. N, Sem, superintendent. Preach
ing at p. m. 5 H.
Lexington Sunday school at 10 a.
M, w. D. Dent, superintendent.
Glasses for all. preaching at p. M.
subject, "a suffering Saviour Seen by
Faith" Come and worship with US,
You will find a welcome.
H. A. wHITTEN, Pastor.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-09-14
FORMER LEXINGTONTAH
VISITS OLD HOME

Among visitors at The Dispatch
News office Tuesday was Mr.. c.. s..
Howell OF Crestview, Fla, who is on a
visit to relatives In the Cedar Creek
section near Pelion Mr.. Howell is a
native Of this county, but has been
living in Florida about FL years. This
is his first visit to the old home in
SO years and he was pleased with
the Improvement which he notes IN
the old county, which still has warm
place In his heart. He is a son of
the late James G. Howell. Mr.. How
ell is doing well nlhfs new home and
has two little girls, one ii years old
and one four years old He was IAN
interested listener at the Fog KIRBY
Gappins case having served as FORE
man OF jury in Florida which con-,
vioted several men for similar of
Tense not long ago. s.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-09-14
THE COUNTY FAIR

The executive committee of the
county fair is to be commended for
deciding, in the face of adverse cir
cumstances, to go ahead with prepa-
rations for the county fair. If there
was ever a time when the farmers
OF the county needed such a lesson
in better farming methods as the fair
could afford that time is the present.
Beset with the boil weevil and sti1l;
IN the throes of the disastrous defia-
t1on OF farm values, they are some
what in a quandary how to plan their
next years work. Their communities
ton together and the inspiration from
seeing and hearing what other men
are doing should be OF some value to
them. It is incumbent on the best
farmers, those who have. learned wei,
the way to make diversified farming
pay ito come to the fair, bring the
best exhibits they can find and helm
their less informed neighbors meet
the puzzling problems which confront
them. y
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-09-14
SECOND PRIMARY TUEspA1,... I.

Walter F. Hook and CHARLES F.
Taylor will make the second race for
judge of probate to fill the funex-,
pired term of the late George s.
Drafts. The official vote, as tabu-
lated by the county Democratic execu-
tive committee, showed no material
change from ,the count given in The
Dispatch-News last week. =.
The election will be held next
Tuesday, September IA.
Official Vote. fu...a
Following is the official vote, as
tabulated by the committee: