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CLARKE 10 FURTHER a.. =.
PARTICIPATION IN LEAGUE,

YOUNGSTOWN OHIO, Sept. -
Desire to further American partici-
patton in the league Of nations ranks
Grst among the public causes" men
toned IN Justice John H. Clarkes let
ter to President Harding az one OF the
reasons FOR his resignation, according
20 close friends of the justice here
Mr. Clarke is president Of the Vindi-
Gator Printing Company. which pub
fishes daily paper here.
Jast!ce Clarke went to Atlantic
City Friday evening after spending Il
large part Of the summer in Youngs-
town. where he occupied the home or
his sister. recently deceased. Before
leaving he said to a friend that his
plans for ihU future were as yet in
definite. h"t that he hoped TO be able
TO make IL NoyaGc around the world.
leaving New York In January or
February. next.
1t is we'll known to the friends OF
the justice that he Is convinced that
the future political and business well
fare OF the country Is dependent. to
great degree. upon the American
government joining the league of ma :
tons on some terms at an early day.
and 1t is believed by many OF them
that one OF the chief reasons FOR his
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STRIKING COKE MINERS
PARADE AT UNIONTOWN
IEv Assoclated Press |

tNlONTOWN. PA. Sept. ten
thousand or more men and women.
many Of them striking miners and
their families from the Fayette coke
district marched through the streets
OF tn!ontown today in tho Labor Day
parade
squad OF mountcl state police
and numbers of others on foot were
scattered through the town.
Floats in the parade showed tent
colonies Of striking miners. one OF
them carrying cottage organ, at
which Il young woman sat. playing
Home, Sweet Home" as the process
woman. carried a coke FORK. They
We're chcered by the crowds as they
marched TO the baseball park. where
, mass meeting was held this after
noon. The only untoward incident
OF she day was reported from Smotk,
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DISPL4f CLASSIFIED
ONE MERCHANT FORESIGHT
VS.
ANOTHER MERCHANTS HIND.
SIGHT

merchant phun-d us Friday Ia
come around ANA tail, to him about
some business property We have for
SAFE. lie said want 70 buy. be
cause
My rcn, here has jus, been in
creased 10" per otnt; ], was $4,000.
owner offered to renew for $1,000
oih'r party stepped iu and offcred
So.upO and III order to keep my bust.
ness have had TO sign this week a
i've year lease At $1,000 a year. and
thlnk ne owner 81. this property only
This sam" thing b. happening
nearly every week in Eicnmond's re-
tail shopping district, ana viii happen
70 YOU Il YOU ARE renting there. be-
Sbjit ~ growing, and itS retail
shopping district is enhancing in
EalU'- and expanding
S2lcoo is our pric. today ,sma!l
amount assn on p piece, -! ti-ar..
street property trai wc believe viii
in time bring ~ :. rental Of 10000 Il
year
rs Just a case OF Foresight vs..
whether YOt buy this
property and reap the rewarn IN ,io.-
lars ana contcntmcnt that comes with
FORESIGHT. or put OF and reap Tho
regrets and loss Of iiINDSIGHT
This particular property is subjcc,
10 an advance in price or withdrawal
from market any time prior to dc-
ceptancc OF offer. Let us show IL to
YOU.
ROGERS. SMITH & HEsLEr.
Mutual BldE. Phone Mad. l7i7.
BY wM. T.. Redo. DONAHUE &
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ana Attorney Daughcrty
both advocated Legislation thar
meant compulsory labor" Despite
the Presidents appeal to Congress
on August IS. h. declared. TO pa,
teeth" in the railroad labor law.
Congress has so far refused to do
SO. and Mr. Daugherty resorted to
the Injunction more tar-reaching
than any legislation. In doing this
Mr. Gompers asserted that he was
exercising a power never drcame,!
Of IN the history OF the republic"
Mr.. Gompers referred TO reports
that lie must speak carefully and not
violate the injunction. lie said tina,
1t was the way to Brighten ,lmid
people and children.
II wonder who is TO do this fright
ching business" he went on. and
mentioned william j. Burns dircc-
tor OF the Bureau or Investigation
OF the Department Of Justice
4 Factory OF RndicnlIsm.
Men wonder at Impotence. unrest
and resentment" Mr.. Gompcrs said
The combination of finance and big
business" he added. lis making more
~adIcalism. indeed. it is :, mauufac-
turing plant o. radicalism In this
country"
When Mr. Gompcrs closed man
in the crowd who spoke with a for
eign accent, and said he was a mem
Der Of the carpenters union. asked
him whether he thought there should
be a general strike
Better ask Burns. the detective"
Mr. Gompers replied.
DO YOU or Mr.. Burns run the
fedcration?" the man persisted.
n that is conundrum. l give it
up." said the labor leader
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LOST LIFE
IN PITTSBURGH FRI
tBy Associated pressl

PITTSBURGH, Sept i-Gerali
Harper. VINO lost his life In tho
clubhouse fire in the Pennsylvania
Railroad yards here yesterday. wa
graduated with honors a i mechar-
zeal engineer last Juno from the Car
n"gie Institute OF Technology. II be-
came known today. He entered tho
employ Of tho railroad August . with
the announced intention. a number
OF his friends told the coroner OF
saving enough money 10 pursue his
studies.
At the Tech School 1t was said
that Harper's home was at Macks-
Vile. in Pendleton County. West vir-
ginia. The body. with the bodies o
five other victims OF the fire. today
remained unclaimed I'm the morsue.
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from the Supreme Court. the most
recent having been that OF Justice
Charles T.. Hughes, who laid aside the
robes 10 become q presidential candi-
date. Many justices have retired,
however. and Their" are thre. mem
bers OF the court elis lille for retire
m"nt at this time-Lusticcs McKenna.
Holmes and Day
Justice Ciarke's resignation leaves
Two members OF the court from Ohio.
Chief Justice TAFT and Justice Day
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Gnrrick Directs French Picture.

PARIS. Sept. +.-Richard Garrick.
OF New York. is the author and d.
rector OF feature film production.
out OF the Shadow" which has iust
been mmenccd by Amanda VA
Italia. who was responsible for Quo
Nadis" and "Cabiria."
The scenes will bc taken IN Jtalv.
France. Austria and England Tho
leading woman Will DO Mary Mia
rick. Portuguese dancer. and Give
Brooks. an Englishman. viii play on
postte her. Others of the cast arc
French and Americans
&C. 1922, by Public Ledger Co,
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CLARKE NACATES
SUPREME BENCH
Continued From FRS, pas

tContini"d From First rage)
was called upon by the present ad-
min!strat!on in an advisory capacity
on several occasions. notably. as a
member Of the advisory committee TO
the United states delegation 10 the
arms conference II" recently repre-
tons with Norway. dealing with war
claims.
Clarke Lifelong Democrat.
Justice Clarke was nominated to
the supreme Court bench by Presl-
dent Wilson III 1916. and in point
OF service is the junior associate JUS
ticc. He is lifelong Democrat.
and was associated In politics in
Ohio with Tom Johnson and Newton
u. Baker. Secretary of War under
President Wilson. In 1903 he was de.
tcated for the Senate by Marcus \
Hanna. In the campaign for the
Democratic nomination for the same
position in 1914, h. declared he had
favored progressive measures when
1t was far from popular TO do so.
and was almost mobbcd for doing So"
l. Held In High Esteem.
Among his colleagues upon the
bench. ana by the bar OF the court
in general. MIR. Clarke is held in
high esteem. lie is regarded by his
associates as a specialist In corpora :,
ton law in it's various phases
Justice Mckenna. senior member
Of the Supreme Court. and the only
member In the city, expressed regret
today when notified OF Justice
Clarkes resignation. a more agree
able man than Mr.. Clarke never sa.
in the bench" he said. adding that he
considered the appointment OF former
senator sutherland excellent"
There have been few designations
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''"h'ihE'd From Firs; pagcD
OF the COLLINS would get them" lie
"eclar"H that the open shop is dead
despite the efforts of the administers
non 10 rescue 1t from oblivion"
Would Give Message of Hon.
Telling his hearers that h. cam. "a
Philadelphia 10 deliver mosst,. ~,
nope and encouragement to mon and
women VINO believe in freedom JUS
i'ce and democracy. Mr.. Goinp.rs de
c!afed mat the present IS the time
"hen organized labor must moro ,,r,,-
~ resolve 10 stand for the Declara.
ton OF Independence and cons,,,u.
N"ha! guarantees OF the republic. I'm
VIC" OF existing conditions ana cir
'uhsiance said the leader, now
is IN" time that ;rics mems souls 10
overcome tyranny aud injustice and
70 maintain IN, fundamental pr,n.
cipl.s OF America
Nj. Gompers compared the labor
movement Of Years ago with IN.
present and asserted that "A compap,
union IS company union dictated
by The company ana not by work
ers' union"
We are nos going To have any
Snch unions. IL So can helm il F" ~.
declared and We can help it,"
H"fu>rd to Hcnh the Knee.
me labor president said that after
the war a drive was made by hos.
N!e forces among the EMPLOYERS IN
reduce wages, but that labor 70.
'used TO consent 10 bend the knee
TO any industrial autocracy"
The drive is also on for rho ,
UNION sho? under the cloak OF the
open shop. he added and soma man
are 50 treacherOus as TO call m.
open shop the new American nIan"
Tor the purpose Of reducing wages
ana the standard of living.
IakinG up the cause OF the shop-
men. he said the spirit of real Amer
lea was cXemplitcd by these work
ers, and brought cheers from tn.
ra!n-soaked crowd when he declared
that the tide OF lower wages has
stopped and We are on the road !,
a better day"
lie mentioned the fact thar th.r.
nave been disturbances, and that
strikers had been accused They
are not interfering with the opera
ton OF the roads" he declared
Let the railroad employers operate
them"
Mr.. Gompers asserted that. Mr..
Harding. as Senator and President
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OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Srptrmher 7, IH22.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
cejycd al this office until - o'clock
noon September s. l3.- for the
grading OF the Sheppard tract. in
Guiding Grace and Cutshaw Streets
from Roseneath Road To IVES; street.
Tildcn and Cleveland Streets from
Monument to Broad street West
Street from Grace 10 Broad Streets.
Forms of proposals can he obtained
on application.
\ certified check for amount stated
SS50.0o) on proposals must accom-
pany each bid as guaranty OF eXccu
ton of contract. The Director OF
Public Works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Yours very truly.
ALLEN j. SANILLE.
Director OF Public Works.
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Think DE valera Directed Fight.

Dt BLiN. Sept. 4.--Eamon da Val
era and Ersitine Chtlders are he
!leved 20 have participated in
battle near Knworth, County Cork.
IN saturday. During the conflict.
in which national troops defeated a
greatly superior number OF irregu
lars, n guard OF seventeen OF the lat.
ter kept close watch over a farm.
house. from which the two Repuh-
lean leaders are believed to hav.
directed rhe operations.
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NINE

rcSisnins his high once was his de-
sire to render in nonpolltical way
more service TO what he called that
great cause" than he thought It pos
siblc for him 10 render while u mem
Der Of the Supreme Court.
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child was shot soon after midnight.
Fairchild had arrested two men for
carrying concealed weapons and was
bringing them 20 tnioniown when.
he said, ne was fred upon from a
hillside. y bullet passed through his
lungs. The men escaped. bnt eight
other men were arrested in connec-
ton with the shooting
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Two anilv
House

II you want to buy n house a,
very reasonable, figure and rent out
half. You will do well to investigate
this one we have In Barton Heights.
Four rooms and reception hall on
first floor. and four rooms on second
Hot water heat. gas. electricity. large
basement. polished floors. Lot 5Oxl35
feet. Possession at once.
Call Mr.. Dudley. Madison 1857.
MoOREFIELD g. BLAKE, INC,
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION
TO HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES ASD
UrMEI.S LDSEEENED-

TO HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES ASD
OTHERS CONCERNED.
Sole" = H-r"ny GIVEN a. FolInp.
!. Call for Partial Redemption OF -. :.
Victory So'as
Al -. - v!eiory Note,. oth.rw!s.
Eno"n - United states Of America Go!G
Notes 81 l.:.-is23 which bear he DIS
i!nsG.sh.n6 letters 4. IS G. D. r or r
pr"hSeI 20 ,h"ir serial numbers hav!nr
b""n designed Tor ;h- purpose ~ 10; IN
"a" Wauh"r prescribed ~ the Secretary
OF ihr Treasury. a." called FOR -.deHuptipu
on Dec"Tb". Is. 1921! pursuant 20 IN.
provision tcr redemption contained IN IN.
notes an. IA Treasury Department cir.
oular 80. Ias. dated April -. 1919 under
an! n n" notes Were originally issued
Interest "u all the g. e Victory Notes
mus caIlc! tOT redemption viii cease on
sid redemption date. Dec.mt~- Is. 1922
victory not"s 81 the q. {" s"r!c. bear
INK me distinguishing letters @. II. j. *
or l.. grcaH"'! 70 Ihc!T serial numbers are
not no Hry manner affected hy this cali
Tor redemption. md will d. duo ana psy-
adj" a, :" prI"cipal on MAY 20. 1873 ac-
corG.ng 90 their terms
:. Detailed Attenuation p. to IN. pre-
s"n'at!ou ANA surrender O: 81. Vic,s-,
Notes ;of exemption under ;hi. call u.
= .E~n % f-rasIrg Department: c.rcu!a-
40, - dat"d July 20. ic-- copies Uf
which m2y 20 obtained from the Treas
urE b"uaFi'H,Hf. Division % Loans and
Currency. Washington, ID - or any Fed
.rsi Reserve HANK
= " MELLON
Secretary ~ thr TREASURY
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tn.t a
specia! Meeting o; the Stockholders of
The Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Com
pany has been called b. the Board o.
Directors OF said Company to bo held
At the principal office OF ,h- Company, IN
the C!iy o! Richmond. Virginia. on Tuea-
100 o'clock a. 81. Tor the following pur.
poses:
"a To consider an; act upon a pro-
posaI TO Increase the Company's
capita! stock by the addition Ia.rcto
Of stock IN the par amount OF $780,
ceo.Go0 20 DC divided into $4,000
shares or the par value OF 500 each.
so as to make the ,ota! authorized par
amount OF such capital stock Sls5.-
0vO. 900 consisting Of i.s50.Oo0 sna-es
OF the pa! value OF 500 each. such
increase OF capita! stock TO Do OF
such class or classes. with such desE-
nations. preferences and voting powers
or restrictions or qualifications there
or IS the stockholders at su!d meet
Ing shall determine or authorize, and
spteincaiy. without limiting the gen
crafty OF the foregoing. to consider
ana act upon proposal that tho ad
d!tional capital stock be In the first
instance preferred stock ard that the
same. OF any thereof. may DO con-
Yer;ible into common stock:
CO. To authorize The Board OF d.
rectoTs OF the Company from time TO
time 10 issue and 10 dispose OF such
additions! stock on such terms az such
Board may In the exercise of Its law
full dlscr=t!on determine,
Co TO ratify and confirm such ac-
ton heretofore taken or authorized
by said Board in anticipation of such
action by the s;ockhO!Jrrs as NAV be
submitted TO the meeting. and to take
such other and further action In the
premises. including the authorization
of any necessary appropriate
amendment or amendments of tho
charter OF the Company. as tho stock
holders at the meeting may de-
termine: and
td) For tho Transaction OF such
other business as may properly como
before the meeting.
For the purpose ot the meeting the stock
transfer books viii b etabsd at p. 81.
on Friday. Septsmhs< L. 1t1I. aaa REGAIN
closed until 10 A. 81. on Wednesday,
September ~. 1922
BY Order of the Board OF Directors
A. TREVVETT,
Qan
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Special
Commissioners Sale
Valuable West End
LOTS

the Chanccry Court OF the city OF
Richmond. entered on the 2Sth day
OF July. 1922. in the chancory cause.
William keeble Davis. Guardian, VS.
Cora Garrett Davis ct ais" the un-
dcrsigned Special Commissioners. APP
pointed as such by said decree. will
offer for sale at public auction. on
the premises. on
THURSDAY. THE It'll DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1922.
at o'clock =. NJ,
those certain lots OF land in the plan
of Colonial Place. Section y. Hcnrico
County, Va. viz: Lots d. I. and s, in
Block No. 20. fronting twenty-five
feet each on the south line OF Han
over Avenue and west of Westmore-
land Street. and extending back be-
tween parallel lines one hundred and
thirty-tive $3.50 feet to a fifteen
81. 90 and 20. in Block II. fronting
twenty-five esq feet each on the
north line OF Kenslngton Avenue,
between Commonwealth and Wood
between parallel lines one hundred
and thirty-fve G35D feet to fif-
teen u5D foot alley. The lots on
Hanover Avenue will he offered sepa-
rately. with The privilege Of the
Avenue will be offered In parcels OF
fifty 500 feet each. Such sales to
be made subject to confirmation by
the court.
TERMS: Onc-third cash and the
balance in two equal installments
payable one and two years, rcspec-
lively. from date OF sale, sad pay
ments to be evidenced by the negotia-
BILE notes of the purchaser, bearing
rafrrcst from the day of sale, and
tiuo ia 81 rctatned until the whole
OF tsr IIrchase money has been paid
tx t,<i Gosh. at the option Of the
E.:tIJhSpT
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.tCJIONS-LEE.ILS
Auction SmIcs

SEPT. -, !s---DoEt :aW ~ attend I'm,
big land sale H. ,.ubl.a auction 81 cur
leper. Va. on MoHiay. Srp;. a. so
acres - very nue land 1891. %. suli az;
th!n sale. THIS ~ considered one ", he
best farms ia tn" State. There are
NV" beautiful homes. vIth mudcru con-
veniences. on 'h!s irar. - 4. Jones.
Sc.linE Agent. Iutpvptr IA. Boa los.
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ATTACK HARDINC'S
P.-O. SELECTIONS
'u"d From First Page


Continued From FRS, par.
ment Itself could pick az good men
as the civil! Seryic.. Commission
working on "schorastic.. h,yiv ,,,
n. ,dds .,,.
~ ax.c,,,,yo ,, 80,
,,J r ,.o.i.i,
.ood ,ai,h "
H"'N ""'rH Sh""'d NpP''
Mr.. fon!hs.s letter. which is made
public today along with mat ~ the
rostmaste General. insists that II
the civil service tests are % apply
TO postmas1crs they should apply.
&c 90 !" section
~ P''E.'tS' ae'orhi"S Il" Mr..
u" '''"e"""'!on
'"'
va 80 'e' 81 '"e ii"uSe OF rep
''se"'a ives except as I" character
az S"d'i
:" ny any
"tu !" max '"s an eN-
"''''' ',''s,'' ""'e' 'h's
N0'S "o' az
g., "h
,o,, "'F ~
"''"' ''''' '""'''-
ne PRESIDENT when TINS order
va issued continues Mr. FoUihe,
a. S"ou'd oe ciaSs!-
.o,, S''eSs
- anu
- 49, "''s' va n@S's "sa TO bring
Sf'"''hs win
,,,,, ,." P''"aD' y
49, "'''"eh'
p,a,t, '".''''"" '' nc
iyi,. 10 '""s'
'"E we cru serve" Ia" should
,. ''""'id!
'"'AN recommendations
- equally clear that you. in
"'"s '"e Recommendation Of Con
= are pursuing policy in
'P"os'''oh |" mat EXPRESSED
'"1t" non
"'a'""eh's made by the Pnsimas
GENERA! 'hat other things being
eH""'' we SEND TO the President the
''"'''' % republican n there is one
~ ''S' arc construed by sir
- q" omen confession Of
m 9"4''lca! considerations which
'''he me selections. lie points
'"' '""t s"ch statements. implying
ne. 40 'Na' only H'puolicans need
""r'f WI "o' encourage other com
Pt>'"' men TO enter examinations
,i,.,s ,i,n',,. .,,;.is', 80" fepnh-
,,.l,i,r '''''' '''"u'nee from
~, ''o'
"'N" CITES the r-maI Is
-, '', "''' made b! man ~
.i,,7 'e''te una every
h', -" '''''h'ed postmaster /
on,,ts" '"T'"'e ana eleven
IN da,.
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a. II. DICKINSON.
THOMAS q. SNEAD.
Special Commissioners.

I Chas. o. Saville. Clerk OF the
Chancery Court of the city OF Rich
mond. do hereby certify that the bond
required OF the above named Special
commissioners by the above men
toned decree has been duly given.
Teste:
CHAS. o. sAVILLE.
- Clark
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hUCTIONS-LEGIL.S
Legal ;ccs
p I
SourHER% HALLWAY COMPANY.

Richmond. Va. Sept. !. 1877
III" annual meeting o. stockholders d,
Sout he!n Halfway Company FOR the puT-
poses Of "lcctinK directors. approving tn.
action taken by tho board O! Directors
since the las; annua. meeting o. stock
holders. e. nd tn" transaction o. such other
business "a may De brought betOr. tho
in"ctinI y,iil b. held a. IA. principal @:
No. ~ n" '"'npanS. Tiir". Dispatch
milling Richmond Va. on TUESDAY
OCTOBER 10 1872. a. 10 o'clock \ ~
The stoch transfer books for bo.h com
mon and preferred STOCK WilI he closed a
: clock u, 81. on TUESDAY. September IL
ls22. and Viii be- r-op"ned 81 10 O'Clock
\. NJ on "edrssiay, october II 1879.
e. = =. MCCARTHY
yacr.'a-y
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Only Three Reasons
For Boat Line
Shipments
That's all. Just three
count them:

That's all. Just three
count them:
Lower rates. Water rates
are always lower. You
know that, of course.
2-Two-dav schedule between
Richmond and New York.
Perhaps you didn't know
that. It's so, nevertheless.
8 Safe and sure transporta-
ton. If you could see the
efficient and speedy han
ding Of freight at our
docks, you'd admit the
truth of that-and our
record proves it.
That's absolutely every
thing l need tell you about the
Richmond-New York Steam
ship Line.
If those three things don't
interest you, then you don't
need any kind OF freight SER
vice-wet or dry.
If you don't doubt any Of
these statements, you are
practically forced to make
your next shipment by our
Boat Line. Aren't you?
If you do doubt any Of them
you ought 20 report me to the
Vigilance Committee and have
the statements Investigated
or else do it yourself.
Kicks and concentrations
from our shippers are always
welcome. Write us.
Watch for these stories
Of the Richmond-New
York Steamship Company
every Tuesday and Fri
day. S. A. OVEN,
General Manager.
Eaass$ gs, aM.lAzsza wY
ssSaty NE ess1r .:SsaSsss.
I NEW YORK Steamer;
bsailS tomorrow nOonV
feet your frei4ht3
e in early II
ss71ssls..asIl-S&
~ ealsa;ss 3D.
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Stop Paying Rent

Don't ne tenant: be landlord
IT Is Just as easy under my nIan
WI w SCI, you house or lot and build
property of your choice. and lei vnn
pay me Just as you now pay the land.
iord rent. IL is not necessary to nrst
own property in order to become n
iandiord under my plan. ! buy and
sell homes, city and suburban nron.
crty. lots, farms. business properties
and timber lands. and negotiate loans
ana sales on the easy payment plan.
NJ. DAVIDSON.
s32 T.. Main. Richmond. Va. Room II.
Mad. 2S43-W Roul osso
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

&W8S7a specia! convocation o..
&UTsS%5 LAFAYETTE Chapter. No. a.
k41uG 'oHa! Arch Masoms will h
@SA held in its tabernacle -,
Masonic Temple. on TUESDAY
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