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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
Funeral of u. S. Navy
Member Held Today

Funeral services for Sirmln ]. Bertleux
of the United States Navy, who died on
$he high seas Of pneumonia, were held to-
day from the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Catherine Bertleux. 1918 College avenue
The recruiting service Of the local United
States Navy gave naval honors. The
body was taken 20 Easton, Ind, for
burial. He died on the T. S. s. Tacoma
while Ell route to the Panama Canal
Zone.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
Studies Keeping of
States War Records

IN an effort TO learn the system used
in the Office OF Adj. Gen. Harry B. Smith
for preserving the records OF Indiana
men who served in the World War, Col.
Edward J. Lang Of the STAFF Of the Ad-
3utant General Of Illinois spent some
time Thursday in the Indiana depart
mont, Illinois has not yet adopted &
system of preserving such records.
Colonel Lang had high praise for the In
diana system.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14
Young Women to Give
Food Sale Saturday

The Young Women's Auxiliary Of the
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Is Civ
ing a food sale Saturday. Jan. 10. on the
ground floor Of the Fletcher Trust build
ing, corner Pennsylvania and Market
streets. There viii be all kinds of de-
hcioUs homemade delicacies for sale
cookies. cakes, pies, doughnuts, meats,
salads, puddings, etc. The proceeds Of
the sale viii 20 towards the building
fund for their new church on Thirty
Fourth street and Central avenue.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-14

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Bureau
Of Investigation CT the Department Of
Justice today denied any knowledge Of
reports from Philadelphia that a bomb
plot had bsen discovered there. Reports
that as the result Of unemployment ex-
tremists had planned a demonstration"
against Industrial plants in Philadelphia
are not substantiated by reports received
here, 1t was stated.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
HEADS MEXICO PRISON
COLUMBIA uAiVE RSITV GRApu-
ATE NAMED WARDEN
fNswspsper Erterpr,ss ass9eIatprl

fNswspsper ENTERPRISE assocIsticnb
MFXICO CITY. March 14-The
Mexican federal penitentiary has besn
made safe for Columbia university
graduates. Not that ans Of them are
likely 70 care
But Alexandra l.. lnigo former Co
lumbia student and Knickerbocker
Athletic club boxer has been appoint
ed warden bv President Obregon.
That inigo's prime jobs viii be to
keep craft ouf aEA political prisoners
in the penitent:aIy Is certain.
That he will succeed is predicted by
those who have known him through
eight years of close association with
Mexico's warrior president.
IniEo has been member ~ Dhre
CONS personal crinursge tbrnughuu
has revolutionary career. he carrie
q busin ess-like automatic,
~JIl $50 that Americans gst fai
treatment said Inigo. "A guar
deal is al that General OhreEou want
mo to give anyone
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
Rx RlcHARo II. EpMoNos
fEditor Manufacturers Recordl

Frank II. Simonds. in q recent syn.
dicate article published IN many q
the daily papers of the country, gives
revelation of GeTmany's plans IN seek
ing TO escape the penalties OF lepara
tion. which need to be carefully stud
led hy the American people. No intel
Iignnt man has studied the course 81
German diplomacy and the history OF
the Hum spirit OF the last two thou
sand wears without realizing that Ger
many has not the slightest intention
of abandoning its struggle Tor world
snnremacv. When the allies ard ms
American troops. were halted hy the
armistice. one OF the greatest hiund
ars in human history was mate II
these triumphant armies had not been
/ etaved hut had gone on 10 Berlin and
there established a governmental con.
.roI of the whole situation. they ~oala
have made is possible TO have prevent
ad the turmoil and the dangers o. me
last two years. Germany sought then
and is still seeking, to convince u
neonle that they were not defeated
tbst the armistice was merely a plai
:, nrevant the immediate invasion Q
Germany so that ber people might al
, ,,avs feel that their country had move
, i,ccn attacked and that they had u
aeed practically triumDhed agains
Tho combined powers Of the | nate
S,.te. and the allies Their plan. 2
nointcd out bv Mr. Simonds ~ All
the recent references between tho a
lies and German representatives, Is
delav a final decision jnst as ever
criminal seeks to delay trial, Sno" u
that the longer the ease IS postpone
4 the greater VIII be the tendency
!. noople to forget the sorrow or the 81
Ser;nr or the death OF the victim Al
think less harshly OF the man who NJ
= committed some great crime. Eve
r. LAWYER knows the power OF delay
y cases of this kind in helping aim
"a win A suit for freeing a CT miaal-
er is Germauy's game; that has been
n game from the very dav Il asked
III an armistice. 1t had no thought OF s.
AZ render. no thought OF penltenee
or its unspeakable crimes. but It "
merely seeking an cyte nsion -
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
lAuDS MODERN GIRL
n At NORTHWESTERN SAYS
ssE.s misunderstood

,.,,,s,.' Enterprise Associstion9
,cuIcAGo March "a Is the mod
ern american girl menacing the ,.ui,'r future E
If The race by her dress il,n. ana oausinS. scsd-
nea, Ipge Of st. Pauls. Lon
son' snp' aud many others says. says she hs Is, @or,b
aol,, n,sn Marv Ross Potter OF Nof'h
western te University says she .i.,,n IS not the
..There is nothing wrong win she she
modern girl she ..,oa@ oeI'''gS We should
should not be efls,c'~'''
Try @oP IF ,lo course her short dress. fiimss ,a,
,1,ass aimsy everything no'
,no Or dress =. of her mothers generation non
,l'e Nevertheless she is sweet and go''
,,nd kind at heart nit a
,'.,sness That did not belong Z
,rn,Ssr's .p,sg.g day. She doesn't IKE 70 !, o.
nlo.ns. ,arc,, about But that : the spr,
ot the age.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
Germany Fighting for Time, Hoping
to Escape Just Punishment dnd the
PAYMENT Of IndeS,7nities Due AAfes

ate a demand for their goods. and |
secondly. towards separating Great
Britain from the United States. on
The success Of the strategy. SAYS
AIr Simopds. ultimately rests the
hone Of German escape from The con
seonences OF a military defeat While
carving on q campaign Of eXaspeTa
t,op designed to tempt the French IN
to extreme measures without regard
To the views Of England and America
IN order thus 10 separate the allies,
German propaganda has been a. Work
in fue United States against both
Great Britain and France, operating
sonnet frnes under the cover Of the Irish
nroblen,. sometimes frankly exploring
Anglo American IivaIries and in re
cent instance endeavoriRg 10 make
capital out Of the wholly false use
ot French black troops on the hhine
The underlying purpose ia each IN
stance has been Is ALLEVIATE France
Z from Great Britain. or 20 emoroi
America with Britain
According 10 Nj Siponds' yiews
Germany. thought that this camp8g'
had reached a satisfactory point au'
its representative went to b1uaol
nreparad to resist the alIoi ferms
, Before the German preventative
I lett Berlin. campaign ne SAYS ha
! hpan carried on ii the domestic lira
, and in the RejohstaC. designed % on
i time to fire the tiarmaus and ~ ir'Eh
4 on rae enemy. - give ne inprcssin
nat Germany was re}Ay - rfSk
new war rathor than viel4 ~ the lu'
h imum Of allied seouremefts. tt
r...,--,.- h., e9sF Hsta -1s-Hrnt1 III
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rase in order to strengthen its posi-
tion for the future The purpose OF
these maneuvers. according 70 MI 81 !
monds. lis to create the impression
throughout Germany that that country +
was not guilty Of bringing on the
world Mar. but that only some Of ts
statesmen were stupid enough TO allow
the impres ssion to be created that Ger (
many was the aggresSor and not as
some of them are nov trying to claim
an innocent victim. They always want
"a create the thought throughout Ger
many that her armies were not de
feated. that they retired victorious To
German soil after German statesmen
had been tricked by Air Wilson
peace proposals and they want IN
make the whole German people feel
4 that they are not hoc>d by the terms
signed At Paris and embodied in the
treaty ct Versailles claiming that as
iGermanv was not defeated hut thai
Iber signature was eXtorted from her
representatives under threat of mill
tal-v force But more than that, Ger
many sought during he war. as u i
stili seeking. to bring about irritation
between England and France. AMI he
tween England and the United states
! Germany scheme in tbs has been So
r open that il is amazing that man'
I American people have not seen i ha
I have fallen into the trap by naudi''
4 Svmpa'bv for the blackest nstiona
S fend known in the last thousani
5 years
+ Gernar People SEEK Disoord
o The tremendous pTopaEan5a whic
\ Germany has been carrying on fo
z wears has ncvcr been abatod. IIe
d peopla arc seeking 70 SOW the SOD
II OF d:Scord btween Encland and Franz
Il and between England and the Unite
ID States Scarcely a day passes that tn
a is nof ia evidence throughout II
r. country Mr. Simands emphasize
in these facts and says that all Germs
70 foreign diplomacy since tho mono
al of the armistie has been directed
rs ward two things. First, seeking 10 q
OF ate the impression among British al
r. American exporters OF the importan
or OF the German market, and MAXI
as commercial interests eager for the !
Ne building of Germany. IN order 70 =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
Plantation Owner IS
Alleged to Have Shot
and Drowned His Help
Farm IS Run
on Slavery
Plan, Alleged
international News Service. J

ATLANTA. Mar. 2s-With the al
legged confession OF Clyde Manning,
negro. in their hands, and John Will
iamg, a wealthy plantation owner
in the Jasper county Jail at Soyins-
ton. authorities here and in Jasper
county declared today that both Will
Jams and Manning viii be tried charg
ed with staying eleven negroes and
throwing their bodies into the Yellow
river.
The negroes, according TO the al
legged confession. all laborers on Will
Jams, plantation, were slain TO pre-
vent possibility of "squealing over
conditions on the plantation which
were said to closely approach slavery
The alleged Killings were all within
the last so days and were bruta6 Four
blacks. Manning is declared to have
confessed. were knocked in the hesd 4
with an axe, one was shot. to death.
others chained arid weighted With
stones. thrown alive inte tie. rfvaf.
Nahning sbrOugiit' 10 Atlanta Tor
safekeeping Clyde Freeman. another
negro farm hand of, Williams was
| brought 10 Atlanta and held as a naa-
| terial witness. According TO Manning.
his part Was 10 dPu WhiidihSi alLI
under Williams orders.
Some of the killings took place in
/ Newton county. some in Jasper. ac-
cording to Manning. The Williams
plantation is partly in each county
/ Three bodies of negroes were recently
| found in Yellow river. chained ans
weighted Manning said FIVE others
we're buried in the pasture behind his
house. Il knocked three in the heat
with an axe myself Manning sais
according to officials Manning sale
] Williams son. Julian. obtained the ne
groes from the City prissns at Atlantis
3 and Macon
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
AMERICAN LEGION
PROTESTS. LIBERTY
GIVEN GENE DEBS
UNITED Press.)

ATLANTA. Mar. 4Commsudei
A. j.. Henson of the Georgia Depart
ment of the American Legion. today
sent q message to National President
F. w. Gailbraith, at Indianapolis. pro
testing the liberty given Eugene '.
Debs. who was allowed TO go TO Wash
ington Yesterday. Henson asked the
American Legion as whole to pro
test the action of the government and
10 recommend no clemency for the
Socialist leader.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
Negroes Held in serVltude.
Omitted press.)

ATLANTA. Mar. 25-As sequel ID
he bodies If IN fse negroes in Yellesv
liver, near Covilgton. Sensational dis
closures we're made here last night
bv CLYDE Manning, negro of Jasper
county. who vas brought here late
Yesterday afternoon for safe keeping.
Manning ia alleged 10 have confessed
that he aided John Willisms, weal-
thv Jasper county planter. who de in
prison charged with the murder. in
killing eleven negroes wis worked en-
the Williams plantation, which Il is
alleged was worked By negroes held
in servitude Thoss killed. says Man
ming. were possible informers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
CURLEY,
ST. AUGUSTINE,
MAYBE CARDINAL
trhe Associates Press,

BALTIMORE. Mar 25-There is
much speculation here as to the sue
cessor # Cardinal Gibbons as arch
bishop of Baltimore. The bishops OF
the Baltimore province meet in Sc
cret conclave here within the next
two months to select three names for
submission OF Rome The names will
not be anndlnced here. The pope is
almost sure to re-elect an archbishop
from these three bishops. although he
is not required TO do so.
Out of the speculation, the names
OF Bishop Curley, of st. Augustine,
Bishop Russell of Charleston; Bishop
Shahan, rector of the Catholic univer
sitv at Washington, stand out
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
REQUEST THAT
STORES CLOSE
FOR BIG GAME

g. The Chamber Of Commerce is-'
= sued a reauest today that al
: stores and business places of :
= the Triple Cities close from 3
= to O'Clock on Monday after
:. noon. 10 allow everyone who
:. wishes. 20 attend the biggest
- 30 scball gams OF the year here,
= when the Washington Senators
= meet the Daytons Islanders on
- CITY Island the game to com
- menca al 800. It il felt that the
= cities viii turn out enmasss to
= the game. and merchants might
- close AZ that time so that all
= may attend
= It is expected that the bali
- park will be packed on Monday.
- for the first game between a
- local club and big league team
- for many years, when the ISL
- snders will receive their Hrst
- real workout against strong
- talent.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
GOVERNOR iARDEE AND
CABINET GOES OUT ON
DAYS FISHING TRIP

ASSEE. Mar. Governor
Hardee and his cabinet cast affairs
of state aside today and left here IN
.uton7cb les Tor a days fishing trip IN
WakuIIa county. Secretary Of state
Crawford SO familiar With streams
in the county. is in personal charge or
arrapgene ut- for the irip
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
STRIKE OF MARINE
MEN CALLED OFF BY
OFFER MADE BY GOVT

NEW YORK. Mar 25-The coast.
wise marine engineers and officers of
ocean going tugs. begun yesterday il
protest of wage reductions was call
ed of today by union officials after
the receipt Of an offer OF conciliation
from the department of labor
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
LEFT JACKSONVILLE AT lad
THIS MORNING
tThe Associated press)


JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 25-A-
though nothing was heard from
hin, early today. since he left at
TAO this morning in attempting
t. make a one day one stop. air
plane flight from. the Atlantic to
the Pacific coast. friends of Lieut..
Corey believe he is well on MS
wav 10 Dallas. Texas, where ne
planned to make only one stop
before noon.
The visibility along the route IS
reported good, but head winds are
predicted. a railroad Dispatch from
Pensacola reported : plane pass
ina over there befroe Daylight and
IL it was Coney. he had averaged
t40 miles per hour up to that time.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
TWO KILLED, MUCH
PROPERTY DAMAGE
IN Tenn. CYCLONE

NASHVILLE, Mar. 2s-e a sualaiss
,ha Marshall county cyclone yester-
aay - we're still undeterminaoie .oaas,
AZ H,tno,eh r ports indicate that tWo
49, s,-.,ra killed outright. ano'hei
ny" fstalIv wounded and many o'h-
va sar,onsly wounded. Several freleh.
-ars blown from the tracks al
- ,reas and considerabls ethef proper
=. tan.aee vas zone
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
GOVERNMENT SHIPS
TIED UP IN MANY
PORTS; NO BUSINESS
nn,erna,,onar ,sews servIce)

WASHINGTON. Mar 2a-Continu-
ed depression of shipping has caus-
ed the tying up of $50 government
merchant vessels at New York. Nor
folk and in gulf and lake ports. az
cord,ng TO the shipping board today.
The greatest number. 200. are tied up
at Norfolk The same depression in
shipping Is felt in Great Britain and
Japan.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
IS
BELIEVED TO
BE DYING
PLANE IS WRECKED
IN FATAL FALL ON
LOUISIANA FARM
rIhe Assoelated eressl

MONROE. la. Mar. 25-lieut.
Coney fell near here at 7:3o this
morning and IS believed fatally
injured. Ccney's back was bsiiev-
ed broken, but he was still con-
scious al noon. He is now at the
farm Of Nose lanier. near Crow
Vile. on whose premises he fell.
Additional details were not avail
able here at noon. the plane was
wrecked m the fall.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
BS drops IN
WASHINGTON,
BACK TO ATLANTA

WAslil xGTOS. March -
nrprssx. more than mild. iins'
1ud In i. wake today of the
keraide | visit 60 NAshinstoh'
ntsensss OF eugene Debs,
~. sust risoned Socialist lead
=. Il als usSs the ease with n
ne Geaer~l Daughefty-
lpping nsa Washington yes
1r1&s. rshs had gone 70 the
onrsa<s 4 Of Justice. held
Aree hna = conference and lett
+ - rxsnra 10 Atlanta. before ms
>IkR wzs announced BY Dangh-
1V<f
The Ar oraev general today
nfinued l0 refuse 20 cemuish,
- n~az p-esenfmeni q ms
- or Il indicate what recon
nrnaxsie, Ne might make IN me
1zxeG 4 eisneuex-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
Z oops IN Halle.
limited press-l

LIZ. I ermany. March 25.-Ger
rops rrived here today to sup
- G. mmunist uprising. Fight
- arp cted al any moment lhe
n bro sxhf artillery and ma
-. rppared for an onslaught
Srn<l II workers from the big
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
|11erQ/ Strike Over
. Germany Called
BY Communist Party
WAR RISK INSURANCE
ACT ALLOWANCES TO
EXPIRE ON APRIL 81
trne Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Mar. 25 Military
allotments and allowances under the
war risk insurance act viii expire
automatically July 81. Comptroller
Warwick of the treasury holds. in
ruling made public today. The reuilng
is based on the resolution adopted
by the last congress repeating most OF
the special war time acts.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25

To deal with any outoreaas 0ui1y ~,
The government is adop,'hs .un
ciliatory attitude toward ' ooiinag,' rag,,.
ists moi attempting to empioye resu'
lar troops against them
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nay De Short Lived.
|onorns t5onat News servtCsb

LIN. March 35 Although
h>ts cen COMMUNISTS ard po
repe ned from Esisleben ana
1n6nst rial centers IN the rlos
q lndit ssions today were that
~ nnr sing will be short lived.
prec ,ntions are being taheh
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
NATIONAL EDITORS
SAIL FOR HAVANA
FOR THE WEEKEND
lrhe Assoeiated Prsssl

MIAMI. Mar 25-Members of the
National Editorial Association who
nave been here several days. left on
a special train today for Havana wa
Kew West to remain over Sunday.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25

r. G. Pierce, southeastern passen-
ger agent for the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois railroads with headquarters at
Atlanta. is a visitor in the city today
in the interests of the Dixie FLYER
reservation business, guest of Tom
Mcqueen. the Dixie Flyer representa-
tive in the Triple Cities.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
Funeral on Thursday
lIntted press.l

BALTIMORE. Mar 25-Cardinal
Gibbons will be buried Thursday in
a vault under the sanctuary of the
Cathedral OF Assumption of the bless
ed Virgin Mary Archbishop J. j.
Gleason of St. Louis will preach the
fuDeral sermon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
No TRACE FOUND
Of bALl00N|STS
FROMP[NsAC0[A
Omitted Press.)

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-No
trace has yet been found of the navy
free balloon. which. with fiye mem In
its basket. has been missing from the
Pensacola naval station since Tues
day. according to reports to the navy
department. Air craft and vessels
are making a thorough search OF the
Cuff of Mexico where it IS feared the
mon were lost. The men went on a
trial flight Tuesday night. A change
in the direction of winds Is thought
to have caused the balloon to De
blown out over the gull
Last reports brought by carrier
.pigeons said the balloon was dril'
;ng aver the gulf 90 miles west ol
Panama City. The balloon, Ao3sa
was in charge of George r. Wiikin
son. of Houston. The only othe'
Southerner aboard was Edward L
Kershaw, of Payne, La
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Scores in Search.
fThe Associated Press.1

PENSACOLA, March 2o-No woru
had been received here up to O'Clock
,his morning from the balloon when
i missing from the naval air station
si,,ce Tuesday night. although scores
81 seanlaues and dirigibles are COMB
,nr the coast. The last word irou
~, ha,Ioon was two messages brought
~ carrier pigeons. saying the Dag
~ .s running out of gas 20 miles on
oa,cers said the oaly hope OF safety
,l,st ths occupants of the balloon
were picked up by a pd'e'he
in the gull.
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united Press.l
March 25.-A general
- l rxlered here today by the
~ rtion of Communist ex-
d Is effective tomorrow.
~Sna 4 troops were rushed into
- 4 where they were to be
Eisiehen. where thou
foo munisfs were Rocking Tor
~ onsfralion tonight or to-
ri iii, service is disrupted
= - ire district. Sabotage
out aid Germany is included
<Fipl ling OF light and power
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25
. Still
~ IN the
Mn Streets

- - =
Germany. Thursday. I
e kghting as the result
nnist outbreak. which has
xrtss here the last 10
ontlnulnE desperately to-
mnd to hand combats in
fers. The rattle of ma
d. crashes of hand gren-
poppIng OF rifles and pis-
u xoinE on steadily the
ours. Two thousand po-
B east half of the city,
workmen hold the west.
Il the dead and severely
J xf1li lying tonight in the
\ y they fell 20 hours ago
! / either side are unknown
1 - have been killed auf
I ln this mornings fight
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-25

Associated Oaiitee os
Florida.
Florida state Prem
Association.
Southern Newspaper
PubiIshers' Assn-
Advertising Bureau
American NeWopa-
per Pubiishers' Assn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
uSEI, CARS

Hest QUALITY
S|t. 1853 ..y.Ii. SALES CORP
'-'t w. i.i.lgNb Rect
MADISON 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Nc,n Lstntc ior lAcn.u,., ~,

!p' si"Iu t.',u or GoLu. IL rY's.,(
A,fth a.r'' d" Co. s!5 i.ls; ITaus :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31

DAISY !. MARKHAM.
J HARVEY MCGEE:
- y : y - ANDERSON.
T. mil Il PERKINS,
l'II Ham Nfs,, -.

re WHOM II NAY CoNCLEH-Xo,t,e i.
hSithS gwen mat uH>-nc 18Th Gay o,
OF the cay OF kichmoni. VA. &c direct
a ihnsiSr TO Robert ". de V!snier
ris pi tnr - shares OF siock OF ,hn
, itS' HniiHna! Bank Of Richmond Va
~" standing IN the nam. ui j r. do
Ntru!,r. j. rhUurson Known, Cy'c,ior
OF Ioh"nln +. lie Nicri".. Gecctsed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
LII Il STOCK
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles

Horse. fine gated. saddle. very stylish,
Wei hfOk"u. can t." seen at S"lsou
St1hi"s ". Tenth street south Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Poultry AMI Supplies :

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aHd d1' h. Black Minorch, eggs I:l
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