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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-14

1905 Arrn st. 2tXlT3 feet. 'or So 900
2OO7, Chestnut St. s50.Oo0
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SIENOGRAPHER
M ENCFl LENT OPFpETU NIFTY For an
X,ANGEMEEr FOR 4 YOUNG MAN WiittS
TYPIWRITiNG; Mus'r' 81! NhAT hT'T n ANp Sp
rjEiANhANcE ijiNT1G HAEE HIGH SCHool. EDuI.
SNrioN I3NriIt ATR E,S ,,,p AZ LEAST ONE YEiHS
KAPtHb HoDEnATE SALARY. p I9IS
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GERMtNTUNN

d5oi LINCOLN DRIVE
NpaCi"uS, s'ohH hpls", with center hail. la
Lot.wat~I heat: Earap". larg" lot: II. M
horse in a beautiful location at an attractive
g. \. ANsLEY. l2IS CHESTNUT sr,
A FEW very dss.rable dwellings, q rooms
fpn @' sagSS SSrG9 'EI@ @6 "Gs %Sers %R n c Sa
wa %s'IT ThRER G!' ssfF5%ET2I sF&ET !' o GSg 5000
Nnen Srnda2s Phone oak Lane Ills
S3G5O-S!N rooms and bath: el.c. ligh, and
1900 Too1S and bath. c.sc Ifyn, m,
COuvenisucss Prone OaI, lane ms "''"
rAREER 4 SPA"TH, 4ol9: - "a !It%;, 't az.
~ MA%iIIEiM :SII,Isi ST. Ig5r. II,egley'-rhres-
usb oFT room TeadTnSe F% r9@ @ga bah e~ctrc
,l.ment; $4,000. j. RUSSELL WINDER,
i"40 Wayne ave.
@3a L. CPsAL 81. ,G,nJ -Tnr-e.stor. mod.
ha his. sleeping porch. Thon~ Gin. @2Ts W.
.ee EMIL, srAHi.. '=o9 X. 81 =, W5o.
-@.i.22j ". FISHERS AVE sly rms b
p, j ~, h~ai .'S"ccn nc @Sei po'%, il. ,G. rrs.
eIsrtrc light. Dutch hail: vacant 1''
TIOGA REALTY CO, I'm and t.re are.
OAK LANE
OAK LANE Beautiful .o.alIon. modern
s'Gs.oi G'M y, n%st' .G GarIdTo"d h"%Y,s' near
HUNTI;G rARk
ARE you looking for . HON. in the IIunt.n.
Par'L seeLlon2 S"e ksrns 4oid y. Tth ~.
PENSSILNNNI\-SI IBIRBAN
SG75O- Reduced from $500, Hutchinson 81
below Rockland ht. = story, al cows; IL.
diyiduH garage. Nline-r ag"nt On prem.
B,LA CN>wYD
MODERN HOMES. s-nsib,y planned. good
construction. now b"lns hut.t ready by
spring; ell Conveni"nc"s and aecommoia =.
tons Tor ay"ragn family S+&n 900 o. SIS 900
WALTER :. SCrHlIH.ANn
Phone Cynwyd 2t2. 1o7 Mgn~ ave.
MODERN all-stone dH"Il..& .NuS Io?m
rper fireplace dlniu2 ~',lu. hr SiLS'
room. kitchen, pantry, ."Hroo'"', o." BATH
GEO t.. RAKNES. l2ol Cnes,nu, Va t@S5
C0LIINGDNLE -
seaOO-DETACIIEp l0-Ioom home; electric.
etc; fruit, Toulouse, lot 10Hl5o,
! SWOPE & SON ''".t> %1> NJ, TA'T "a 81
AZ ;. 4TH- Vacant; To s"'l.- agroI,mnt, -,
rooms: heater bath. Easi lot lSNlOV 70
street; suit gaIASe' myderaLe price ana
SWOPE & son 5IG Man $, palby.-
DARBY
SToP paving htgh rent; get your home
and cut down expenses, g"l special s"'r
list. various suburbs, VARIOUS prices
SWOPE & SON ''@'is %isa2. a2'T pa ST.
ia y. 20 ST -seyen-,oon. s!de.yard nome
electricity, all commences, $4,000.
. SWOPE son $40 Main ST, DIr0E:--
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SECURITY SALESMAN

! need 10 experienced security salesu.r
Tor out ot town: our leaders are Iono"
sales: VIII cIrcularize any territory VoTT
prefer; your past record must he unIITnl-
!TTsaCndaOie' !Tm.sd, ,OoaIl sunday. Monday and
lueSudN ~ A. NJ. to II II
MIR. MCCARTHY
l2"i Widener Bldg,
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Huildlnr Lots. Factory sites. Etc.

CORNER lot. facing str""ts. best sec
ton West Philadelphia, VIII make opeT
alton for about 10 2storv 2.tamiIy houses
ressonah,e terms. good chance FOR respon,
JOSEPH FELDMAN. 200 Lincoln p,d-
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4423 SPRUCE ST.

D'Lached handsome residence. II rooms
h"'hs: choice l1Cltou: wOdPrat" price.
:. VI. GAiIEf. 1909 pine si
5000 CASH puts you in possession Of mod
ern 2.9tOry DurCh-frOnt dwelling, hot water
neat. electric lights, hardwood floors, ETC.:
no charge for unAnCing and monthly carryiug
- MACRAS. .DOI.MAN &
--'-- Froad and Chestnut
5S22 POPLAR-rwu story. inclosed porch.
rooms and bath, shed. stationary wash
tubs. cleo, whit"-Rnd- ahogany finish: Dutch
hail: perfect c0nd.; I0n-ft. lot. well financed.
$500 John ". kar". S237 y Goth riosa OF 4G
500 CASH buys home. mahogany a nd-whIf.
2rish: Dutch ha /. elec It's. 6lGG Cplnrd
ST.: handy - car lines (subway & surface J.
! block from = k.E, sta. J. u Neville STE.
phen Gtrard Ridg. O'Neill. aT?i CHESTER ave.
32l7 BONAFFON TDRRACt,--SIx no pms and
bath: modern hrst-Cass condition: hot.
water heat. basement laundry: newly oainte6
ana parer"u, reasonable price Apply or
nreInises
S5I MONTHLY rNp"nsa: sins . stone home
cath ~. section: snscill low price 0,iirg
ale. 10 OH,Lll road or phone Owncr. ewes.
Oyerbrool, 79In
lWO nice cornur properties. III modern
mp: and rooms; single and doub'e
garages: sherwood section. BoX 5435. King
sess ng Stat!2n West Phi'nd"lUhi+
~ y. 3GTil-Turee-srOry p0rch-rront dwell.
ing. | rooms. @lI rnnvrnianC"s; large lot
q. NJ. RORESON. G0I Walnut Sc
plf.N Va
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i-,1f SALE. 0r viii exchange Tor Genital
pr pToperi%, SO 900 equity N 400 TO 81 ,So 81
i,"utHi1 ,yastmInster ave. 4O2.4 y h5th 81.
7iolis Snydcr ave. 1887 \. a9,n St. 3llI
Pase a.. 2D2t oxford St. $50 tloTems" re,,.'
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2O37 NORRIS ST.


r.'",eu rooms auG bath, hot water h"a' s.oc-
re Ngh': very moderate rice. GANnEY.
l"09 Pin"
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MONEY TO LOAN
$500 to $lOO0Os

TO Loan on h-st and second mortgages: build
Ing end loan assOCii tlOns and heirs to
estPtcs: prompt settlements r. H. HAGEN,
l6l" y. 18th st. Poplar S33J
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General
HELP wANTED-MALE

HcCouNFAETS - Experienced Seniors fnr
temporary work wanted by n large firm, M
uuplc nccountanis: sta,e age, experience
shlery dSsIrcd ana when available = 1908
BOYS, 10 years or over, for a Ia rge 1nan.
clal institution; opportunity for advance
mcnt; IN reply st9te rduL q ton and refer
enees. OIL. Ledger Once.
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WANTED

kNlTTERs-Want to buy ~ ,,Gnv ,,nen pl1
I3 Roeblng St, brooklyn. n. Y.---------1<
BEDDING-Entirs housetold gccds AZ ws'iij II
Southwark Furn Co.. $50 ,. io'n'V'''''
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BOARDING

SPRUCE IOiG--Des!rLble IooHs With BOARD;
term' moderate. ---
FINE, 4il9-Semi-v arm room, cam heat
lot wetsr; go9d tlble; refs. Miss Ian
EDGEMERE. O1O5 York road -Conforta3! bio
furnished d rooms with board; Teasona"''
Oak Lane 1895.
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NEW jersey FARMS
STOP A REAL SACRIFICE
[ bearing
nlaCadan
sser, Bu.
FLORIDA
OHIO
n r-saIE OR EXCHANGE

GOOD investments; valuable actease' unnio'
ia, near Co,umbus, O.: must sell to clos
.te's Ma ~ WalcOtt. pirkerinEton. ..
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MORTGAGES

amounts of $4,000 and over: principals
only.
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ARB

STOP paving high vent Ret your home
and cut down expenses, R~i special sal"
list. various suburbs, Nai.ous prices
OWOi l. " CO!N DARBY, PA,
ia y. 10 ST -Sryrn-l yo,u. s!d--yard nome
electricity, all JUnv,n,enc"s, $4,000,
SWOPE 4 son 5lU Main ST, DIrDE.
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BAI,i

LARGE living room and bedroom, ktcn,se,, ne,
ette and bath: furnished. Pm. Cyn. -ol
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AZ :. 4rH- Vacant; t" s"tl- account
rooms; heater, bath. Gas; lot 'SNlOV
street; suit gaIASg: myderaL" price h"
terms.
SWOPE & son 5IG Man 5, DalbH.
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\ WEST pUIJADEIPHIA

stoo--AN UNUSUAL housekeeping apar. pa !.
minimum: new and modern, with tiled oatn. IN.
blilt-in tub, shower. separate pswn with
friRerator ETC.: over an acre OF lsmm,mh anI
old shade; 1 square TO country ,cI,IIyppSN' cI,IIypp
golf links. squares to station. ,loa1 MHT1hsmd nd
DOLMAN & CO.. n. Il. cor br'"o
Chestnut
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
preston News Service.)

Washington, d. c., July 15.--Accortl
ing to reports from Paris an effort Is
being made to combat the permission,
propaganda calculated to prejudice
all Europe against Negroes and as n
vivid means Of putting tho facts before
tho world In n true light tho French
Army African soldiers plan mission.
airy work and have just completed h
motion picture which will be shown
throughout Europe and the United
States as we'll.
"The Germans have persistently at.
tempted to eliminate our African so..
oilers, and 1t Is necessary to rehabili.
tate them" declares the Paris Excel.
sior, leading French newspaper.
It Is said that committee of Negro
troops. presided over by General Arch
inard. has just finished editing q spec
ial film which will show without OK.
aggeration, the Senegalese and their
African brethren exactly as they are.
The French are particularly anxious
That Americans he set right in this re.
spect as during the war they were OK.
ceedingly active in spreading propa.
galtda to discredit Negroes. The film,
1t Is claimed is intended especially Tor
America and is practically finished.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
FRAT PIN IDENTIFIES PORTER
KILLED IN WRECK.
preston News Service J

(PrcStOn News Scrvicc.)
Philadelphia, Pa, July 13-Thco.
dore Milton Seldom, aged "a years, q
victim of the wreck on the Reading
railrond at Winslow Junction last
week, was identified by means Of a
Phi Beta Kappa key which lay bcsiuu
his dead body. The Inscription on the
Key was II. M. Seldom, Dartmouth
1921" When the key was found immcd
lately following the wreck investiga.
tors supposed it belonged to ono 0.
the passengers and no one suspected
that 1t belonged to Seldom, who WIS
employed as porter on the train.
~ thorough investigation shove.
that tho key belonged TO Seldom. n
graduate Of several institutions Of
learning and an honor student at Dart
mouth. He was n native Of Norfolk
Va, and had attended Lincoln Univor
sity graduating with honors and then
entered Dartmouth in the class OF
l92l. 1t Is said that all through nh
college career he Ind maintained tho
highest rank. and finally won the Ola
tinct:on Of the Phi Beta Kappa.
Seldom, according to reports, had
worked his way through the various
schools no had attended and was work
ing rs porter on the Reading rail.
road to dofray his school expenses for
another year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
SUPREME LIFE INSURANCE co.
CELEBRATES FIRST YEAR.
(Preston News Service.

Columbus, Ohio, July 14.-An inter.
esting and unique program was carried
out here OIL July 18th and 18th IN cele
bration OF the first anniversary Of
the Supreme Life and Casually Com.
pany Of which II. II. Gibson Is presi.
dent.
Among the prominent out Of town
speakers appearing on the program
were: Hon. b. w. Gearheart, superin
tendcnt Of Insurance for the State ..
Ohio; Hon. Harry M. Pace, founder OF
the Black Swan Photograph Company
Of New York City; Hon. B. M. Roddy
Cashier OF the Solvent Savings Bank
Memphis, Tenn; Hon. Wilson Lovett
President First Standard Bank, Louis
vile, Ky, and many others.
The exercises were held in tho aud A
forum of the Chamber or Commerce
building. A basket picnic was held At
GIenmary Park and n reception was
also given. The affair was grand sue
cess.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15

Boston, Mass. July s, 1922. With
election OF national officers late this
afternoon, the 18th Annual meeting Of
the National Equal Rights League clos
ed as zone Of the most perfect annual
meetings ever held by the ruc~
league" in the words Of the national
preSider, Rev. NJ. A. N. Shaw, speak
Ing Friday night from the rostrum Of
Faneuil Hall.
The Rev. M. G. N. Shaw Of Boston was
reelected president. The other officers
elected are the Rev. II. J. Meppins u
st. Louis, vice-presidcnt; James l..
NELL of Washington. recording secre.
tary; William Monroe Trotter Of B0s
ton, corresponding secretary; Maurice
w. Spencer OF Washington, treasurer;
the Rev. h. A. Abbott of New York,
chaplain; A. J. Smithcrman, field ser
rotary; with q board Of directors con
sisting of the Rev. NJ. A. N. Shaw,
chairman. DR.. Julia P. II. Coleman Of
Washington; A. G. Wolff, the Rev. u.
; klugh, A. J. Smitherman, e. A. Alb
bolt, j. L. Neill.
Resolutions were adopted urging
Congress to renew Its activities
n"ainst thu Ku Klux Khan, urging the
U. 8. Senate to pass the Dyer Anti
Lynching bill calling upon Senator
Lodge to use all his power as party
Senate leader to have the bill passed.
Mt this session and condcmning t.;
color line policy for Harvard's fresh
men dormitories.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
FIRST MT. OLIVE NOTES.

Newtown, Va, July 1.-THE Mis-
sionary Sisters Of Pinetop Section hell
splendid meeting last Sunday night
Rev. George f. Holmes preached
at Mt. Olive last Sunday to 4 very
large and apprcciative audience.
Rev. r. N. Lawson and family at
tended the funeral OF his sister, Mrs
Agnes Jones last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie Roane is still on oul
sick list.
Mr.. VIM. Holmes has been sick for
the past few days.
Mr.. Joshua Broaddus has purchase.
ANEW car.
Miss De)ma Brunette, daughte- OF
MIR. and Mrs. J. n. Brunette has re.
turned to her home in Essex, after
spending week in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Hill.
Mrs. James Broaddus has been con
fined to her bed for tho past few
days.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15

bert Brooks, colored, was sent on 70
the grand jury following a preliminary
hearing before Judge Maurice Friday,
July 7th. Robert Cosby was sent on to
the grand jury charged with being III.
plicated in tho case.
Brooks denies the charge. alleging
that he saw Buck" Wilmer Rock
another man arrested in the case cut
tho conductor with 4 knife. H. A.
Pugh, colored who was put off tho
car was fined $50 and put under $25o
bond for twelve months.
Following hearing yesterday aft.
ernoon, Robert e. Cosby, colored, also
was held for the grand jury OH Il war.
rant charging murder and William
Hockaday and Matthew Shaw, both col
ored were put under $3.50 bond while
Wilmer Rock, Patrick H. Christian
Nathaniel Jones and John Harris, all
colored were dismissed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
CLARENCE ALLEN KILLED WHEN
CAR HITS AUTO.

One man was killed and anotne,
injured when street car struck oil
automobile Friday, July 7th, at First
and Jackson streets. Clarence Allen
colorcd Of TAT North Third street
staggered for half block before drop
ping dead when a severed jugular ven,
received when he was thrown through
the windshield of the automobile.
Robert Jeffries. colored Of 1401 West
Leigh street driver Of the automobile
received minor injuries and was TAX
en- to ST.. Philips Hospital.
(Motorman l.. Laurey, in charge Of
the street car, was arrested Oil O
charge Of involuntary granddaughter
by Captain G. B. Samuels. An inquest
will be held some time next week by
Coroner ]. NJ. Whitfield.
Jeffries was driving west on jack
son street and the Street car was pr.
ceeding north Of First when the acct
dent happened. The driver was thrown
forward, breaking the steering wheel,
and Allen was thrown through tho
windshield according to witnesses.
Several doctors reached the scene
shortly after the accident, ana H..
though treatment was given Allen, 1t
was to no avail. Arising from the
street. he staggered forward for near
~ block, bleeding profursely from
the wound that nearly severed his
head.
Blame for the accident has not been
fixed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
G. H. MACCARTHY DIES AFTGI,
BRIEF ILLNESS.
(Preston News Seryice.)

Albany, Ca, July 14.-Charlcs H =.
MacCarthy, aged 40 years, died ut his
home here in jackson street, Tuesday
morning following an illness Of three
months and gradual decline In health
for the past year.
Mr.. MacCarthy was secretary-treas.
urer Of the X. Of p. Endowment Blu
reau for the State of Georgia and q
faithful and active member Of the A.
NJ. T.. Church. In the death OF MI
MacCarthy the race has lost n great
ana true race man. lie took an active
and aggressive part in every movement
among his people for tho improve.
ment and betterment Of conditions.
Besides his widow. here he leaves two
daughters, who reside IN Chicago iii
nos.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
Lonely Widow.

WANTED Boy, Or Girl and Boy,
between the ages OF IL and 15 years
81 age. I own little farm of 40
acres, with two good dwelling houses,
and good pump we'll. There is no
mortgage on my home. have two
5000 work mules, several head OF
cattle and plenty Of meat hogs A
very good home With everything any
one could wish for to make homo
happy. Would be glad to have some
orphan children to take care of.
... MRS. MARY DARLING,
Lonely Widow.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
Akron, Ohio Wants Cooks.
preston News Servicc)

preston News Servicc.)
Akron, O., July 14.-Thcre Is an
alarming shortage Of efficient cooks
here according to Miss Martha Chase
head of the Y. W. G. A. employment
bureau. 1--WE can't begin to fill the or.
eers for culinary exports" she says.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
DO YOU KNOW TIIBSI2

Harrison Mason, son OF Squire Mas
On Dorm in Hicks Ford. Va, wishes Ia
lseAte his brother Andrew and sieter
Susan OF other relatives.
Please write. Harrison Mason, 624 n
18th Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
TWO MEN ARE SENT ON IN THE
BURIIESON MURDER CASE.

Charged on q warrant with the muir.
dc: OF l.. H. Burleson, who was fatal
ly stabbed June II while defending
himself from an attack by q mob OF
Negroes over the election OF ono OF
their number from street car, Her.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15

U SHOULD GET BUSY WITH THE
PLANETS B-WORD CONTEST AND
GET SOME EASY MONEY. Read
the rules OF the contest on page 3.
and get your pencil and paper.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
HARRY Wills SIGNS Up
Merely Means He Is Willing TO Fight
Satisfies Local Boxing Commission
Which Forced Him to Sign Up.
BOUT NOW OPEN FOR BIDS
Richard Will Seek Battle After
They Fight Themselves Into Condi
(By Charles L. Mathison.)

Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champ.
ion Of the world, and Harry Wills,
who casts Il dark, six feet three inch
shadow across the pathway OF the tito
holder yesterday signed an agreement
by the terms Of which they will se,rlo
their differences with six ounce gloves
instead Of the verbal uppercuts that
have been flying so thickly for til"
last week.
Dempsey through his manager, JACK
Kearns, signed an agreement last
Monday to box Harry Wills for the
heavyweight championship Of the
world. but p. j. Mullins, not being
satisfied with the terms Of the docu-
ment, withheld his signature and slept
over the proposal. When Mullins AZ
rived at the Kearns Office yesterday
afternoon he was still III an obdurato
frame Of mind, and the discussion be
tween him and Kcarns was loud and
vehement. Finally, a friend Of Mullins
took him to quiet corner and said:
you are making Il serious mistake
by refusing to sign this agreement. 1t
is merely y formal notification to ,iI.
public that your man is willing to
meet Dempsey in the ring. It will sat
lsfy the commission, as you will be &C
cedlng to the requirements Of that
BODY. The instant you put your name
to the paper Wills will become IN i'm.
.portant figure in the world Of pugil
ism and the fact that he matched Ia
DoX the heavyweight champion OF
the world will bring him sharply to
the attention Of boxing enthusiasts
all over the world. Tho time for YOU to
exercise your nrgumentative powers
Will be when promoters bid is con
.sidered. -.
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WANTED.

First Class Colored Basbsr-White
Trado-ApPiy o. q. CONN. Ae,ne SHAY.
ing Parler, sob 1.3 n. Maia Street,
Charlottesville. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15

SonsfDll1ty. She Gun
cure any disease that
You were not born
with, in fact, she can
locate any disease in
the human body, and
toll your complaint by
your writing to her
When other doctors
have failed. then write
her and ske will give
you full details OF your
disease. Madame JET
ferson possesses q nat
ural born gift from
birth and Is one OF the
OR test licensed
preachers Of tho age.
She has u supernatural
slit. God has given her
power to heal and load
her people. Her advice
on business problems ID
worth more than you
will ever be able to pay.
Only business matters
will be answered. Send
ten cents in stamps for
reply. Nine. Jefferson
has discovered a wondt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-07-15
WELCOME ALL BIDS

IL
paper. After this ceremony the cam.
'eramon became active and photograph
ed Mullins and Kearns shaking hands
and smiling as though they were the
best or friends. AS the case stands, the
match now Is open for bids. and ms
soon as an offer has been accepted the
principals and promoter will sign ,,rti
agreement covering all the con
ultlons 1or the rings engagement Un
der the agreement the time and place
ior the contest are to be mutually
toby the parties to the contract.
1t Is set forth t.fat the contest must
take place within Il period Of sixty
Gays from the date Of acceptance If
Dld from the successful promoter.
1t is also agreed that pending the
lie OF this contract Dempsey and
wills may engage in bouts with other
boxers.
When Kearns WAS asked how mlicr.
time Dempsey would require to fit him
self for contest with wills, he rcpli.
ed: "Thirty days would be sufficient.
He is in splendid physical condition
and would be ready to enter the ring
after four weeks Of work"
y EX RICHARD NOT IN A HURRY
WhCu Ten E.ckard was asked Il he
would put in bid he said he prob
ably would but not in the immediate
future. 1t will be a good idea for IL.
boys to fight themselves into good
condition by bout or two, and l fail
to see how Dempsey could do better
than take on less Willard for q bout.
II have heard n great deal OF talk
about Willard being out OF condition
and fat. Such is not the case. On the
contrary, he IS in excellent condition
and he will give better account or
himself than he did mt Toledo"
Dempsey, and Kearns now that tho
agreement has been signed, will start
for Canada where they have two
weeks engagement to fill.
Wills for the present will continue
his work as a Stevedore, but 1t Is OK
pccted lie will get some lucrative en-.
gagements and Will be billed as TIL.
man who may take the title away
from Dempsey.
Mullins expressed himself as salts.
fled with the outcome Of the negOtiat-
ions and said Ire felt confident the 30
King Commission would protect him
against any injustice In the final a..
rangements for the contest.
Chairman Muldoon said last n!sn.
he was glad the principals had some
to terms. and he felt sure the match
would be completed in q manner that
would be perfectly fair to champion
and challenger.
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