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VOL. V.
ELIZABETH CITY, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1920
NO. 192
TROTSKY BARTERS
JEWELSFOR ARMS
Correspondent of London
Newspaper Says Deal Was
Negotiated In East Prussia
And Was Big One
London, Aug. 24. The cor
respondent of the London
Times insists that Trotsky vis
ited East Prussia recently and
arranged with representatives
of the German government for
ammunition in exchange for
cash from the Russian jewel
fund, which includes the Rus
sian crown jewels.
The correspondent claims
that a large traffic in arms took
place in the neighborhood of!
Soldau.
HEAVY FIGHTING ON
London. Aug. 24. The Bol
shevik i are engaged in heavy
fighting against the advancing
Polish legions 75 miles north
east of Warsaw and G5 miles
northwest of Brest-Litovsk,
says a Moscow statement.
REDS ENTER GERMANY
Berlin. Aug. 24. German
bonier troops are calling for (
reinforcements because they
are unablp to contrql the in-'
creasing tide of Russian sol-j
diers crossing the frontier to be j
interned, an Allenstein dis
patch says.
Many Chinese are among the
Red soldiers.
RED ARMY CAPTURED
Warsaw, Aug. 24. The
Poles annoince that the bulk
of the fourth Soviet army has
been captured. The capture
of Prsasnysz, 60 miles north of
Warsaw, and Mlawa on the
frontier is announced.
Minstrels Pledge
Support to Harding
Marion, O.. Aug. 24. A group of
dramatic stars came today to pre
sent picturesquely their pledges o'
support to Harding
Al Jonson was cast in the leading
role to express the sentiments of the
troupe in "ong d.;d s-peccli.
A paiud.; hroug.i the town u;
hind a nuudred n band beljre
breakfast was a feature jt their or
formance. Charles E. Hughes was also on
hand today to confer with the nominee.
BELFAST RIOTING WAS
RENEWED LAST NIGHT
Belfast, Aug. 24. Rioting here
was renewed last night. The police
and soldiers were called to disperse
the crowds who were shooting and
throwing stones.
URGES SOLUTION
BY COMMON SENSE
Federal Electric Railways
Commission Makes Report
Today After Exhaustive Investigation
RATIFICATION
IS CERTIFIED
Governor Roberts, of Tennes
see, Granted Petition. Antis
Charge Proceedings Out of!
Order
From Long Island
To Nome, Alaska
Nome. Alaska, Aug. L'4. A I'nit
ed States ' airplane today com
pleted the trip from Mneola, N. V.,
to Nome.
The flying time was 55 hours.
CHOWAN COLLEGE
OPENS SEPT. 7
Old Students Returning And
New Students Entering Will
Rejoice In Wonderful Improvements
Washington. Aug. t Satisfac
tory solution ol' ;h' problem present
ed by the electric street railway in
dustry ran lie reached through :ip
plication "1 principle of "ordnary
economic atol business common
sense" i- He- unanimous opinion of
.-even no'i who composed the Feder
al Klectric Railways Commission ap
pointed by President Wilson in 1!U9.
The report of the commission,
prepared after exhaustive bearings
and examination of nearly 100 wit
nesses was made public today and
says :
"The commission can go no further
than to point out the principles upon
which the readjustment sliotilld be
based. The task really is that of the
state and local authorities on one
hand and of the companies on the
ot her.
"Failure to rehabilitate the in
dustry and the service is possible
only if those upon whom the respon
sibility rests fail to undertake the
work or pursue it in a spirit that
makes set t lenient impossible."
Nashville, Term., Aug. 24.
Attorney General Thompson
announces that Governor Rob
erts, of Tennessee, certified the
Tennessee ratification of the
suffrage amendment this morn
ing, sending the certification to
Secretary of State Colby by
mail.
The petition for certierari
and supersedeas was argued
before Chief Justice Landsden
of the Supreme Court at his
residence last night and grant
ed. Thompson told the governor
that the writ vacated the exist
ing injunctions, and the cer
tification followed.
Opponents of ratification
charge that the proceedings
violate the Supreme Court
rules because the other side
was not notified of the hearing.
Meanwhile the original in
junction case is now in Su
preme Court.
(STAGE FIST FIGHT
IN STATE SENATE
Representatives of Cumberland
Factions Join Mix-up When
Breece Calls McNeill A Liar
Monday
JIMMIE WILL
PROVECHARGES
Wiil Present His Information
Next Thursday Night In Ad
dress at Pittsburgh He De
clares Today
Raleigh, Aug. 24. Cumberland
county citizens, for and against a
board of audit and finance for their
county, staged a free-for-all list
light in the senate chamber of the
capitol yesterday afternoon when
former Representative A. 11. Breece
( ailed present Representative (leorge
Mi Ni ill a liar at a hearing before (be
committee on counties, cities and
towns
The Cumberland county folk had
been granted the opportunity of pro
. -i !' I i ng a rgu tin in for a nd again -t a
bill which would piovele i board of
audit compli ed of three mem In-I s
yi sterday afternoon b the -enate
com nut tee After the preliminaries
had been arranged providing for
thirty minutes argument from each
s"l t lie d's ; i, . opined by
Kepi c.-eniat i e McNeill, who staled
that while a candidate for re-lloin-in.ito:i
he pledged Hie Cumberland
mill- ihat in the eieiil he was re
turned lo the lower house a biil
-ill 1 1 ,i ho hail introduced would be
enacted it hi, eflorls could he count
id Upon Followig tills pledge, be
-1 I ' (I . I he coil it bou e rug" i in
mediately arraed themselves
against him and succeeded in i . - -1
eat in g hi in by a na n o w ma i gi u . a
second primary being neccs.-ary to
do so. I'elitions asking for a board
of audit for the county were circu
lated and presented through the
press, Representative McNeill stated.
Leading the light against the pas-
France Gives All
Credit to Wilson
Says President's Recent Note to Italy
Responsible For "Change of At
titude of British and Italian Pre
titude" of British and Italian Premiers
Paris, Aug. 24. The French Foreign Office announced to
day that it regarded the new attitude taken by Premiers
Lloyd George and Gioletti, concerning Russia and Poland, as
due entirely to the American note to Italy.
The communication to . .
Fram e from the Hritish and . CIIIP T A PDl
Italian premiers is regarded asl
in accord with the position of
the United States and France
that Poland would endanger
her independence if she ac
cepted the Soviet terms.
ARE ON STRIKE
Walkout Friday Follows Al
leged Employment of Non
Union Labor By Elizabeth
City Shipyard
sa; of lie bill was former Kepre- I F
sentative Breece. who told the com- of peace with another that the forci
niittee that there was no popular de
mand for a board of audit, that the
vo'er- of the county bad expressed
theinelves a- opposed lo the bill in
M .!-!!
new " Chow
com
op. !
bll-
"ol.!
job ;u
men' -floor,
floor
let HO
ng :s
i ' i - i n i
... Aug. 1! I - The
i College is Hearing
The dale for the fall
o drawing near
the seventh will be a
da for Chowan College The
cm i - will be ret urning and re
i; eei the wonderful Improve
Ml the basement, the second
1 1 ... t bird floor, and the four! h
The hulls are beautiful. The
flour- ar best that could be laid
The s;airw,i is no more. The arch-
wav to Hi
grace a
Dayton. Aug 24 Cox issued a
statement today declaring that he
would prove his charges regarding
the magnitude of the Republican
campaign fund
lie -ad thai he would present this
infer on in his address at I'itts
lo.n.i 'I'll ii r-d.i v night
In a summary of it- com lu .mis doni'-- my cliarg.s i " 111:11 the lull heie
and leroiutiieiidatioiis :!ie com m ,-s-, .- , ,, ......
ton -aid it. part: , ',,...., v i- r.ii-ing. 1 ami1"'''" " '' ' '"'-oi in g .. IL w ., I
"I'm- ,;..Mi. nilw , in.lu iv , ,, ,.,., v ,!,.,, be kimv, ' (' J ' '..op. r in 1 1 ,
it .W . XlSts i- Without I.I... .: , ,i , ; . ,1 i,,,r. roiliL 1 ' ' ' ''" !
""' l"-oi rl i" i to. i-.ii. t n ;, , - , . veal . t!i.
' public I'nilc'ion. I ,. . ,1 ., ...;,. v :.,i.'.,ni I have
' Tlii- conditio,, U lb' " ":i.. .,. -Mg- s.i.l Cm ! "' l"n!,: '" ,r"""'""'1 ' ,, ,
early tinaniial m i - ma n a g. ee ,e.j . 'J'.' p'rmi-siun ua- gi..nt. .1 ,
i o lie e.lllM . a ( eh' U 1 b i X ' ,,(. v,. ( ..II ! . . 'I ..Hill' tile lll-M lll ' ,.. ,
l-ting high price lewds o! la '.or ,.!.!' " 1111111! LOOK Ol I I m . 1 h ' w oi a-, ve a , .1 I . n ' I ,i I la
materials and the failure of the un pi min'"
ilorm unit fare of live cents pn- I . .... . u,,() leuoiJ 1 ' A' '"'' " ;'"-v,!",K " l! "
s.ribed either by stalut.. or bv local J r;its OI1 ,.;Khb .r-' porches for' w;"' l"''tu'1 1 r"lu'-
'' "r,li:i '"' ,),,'. few dux p.ik"d the wrong '"'; V'' r
lo provide i,e ne. e-sarv ,-, v. u,,. - to n' .,. llll V ,,,, ,. ,y , "''' "' ''''K'sler :. .
pay opi'i'iiing co-is and lo ma m t :i l. h ,. a .., , ,,, h ri,v ,,; ' "''" ""' l'"i""''
the property on a rea-onable basis. ' ,li..olv I haveevi l;' i"" u 1 M' N''i'1 iuened.
'Tin. i nd list rv can lie reslioed lo a ... , . No. I dldn I
"The government of I'dlnnd.'' the
slaleineii! says, "is based on I he
choice o I he whole adult male popn
la I iii ol I he count ry w it limit distinc
tion ol i la-s. a lid I his Mi-ca 1 led civ 'I
a I 'M x i . i be dra w n from one "I i -
ol, l . W h li b is t i I ' I nil 1 o 111 I be
fun i" h coiel H ion of I be Sorb ' onus,
i.- i,n v 'in 1 1 ' ' I ' i c I loi't hod of ii e,.m
i.ing a force I o overthrow b violence
I Ins ib ' 1 1 1 ii rat ;c m-t it U i and a b
st h ii le for il I he I.' .p 't i in of a ,o "'
ileged tew who may hive ab-orbed
I he dm : , : 1 1 1 - of I i 1 1 vi-m
"We caimol help apprehending Ih.itj p r e s 1 1 1 ( 1 1 1 of the Klizubetb City Ship
when t;:i- del a i .i I conditions of tneiy.ir( ( , ,,.,ny recognize the rules
coinpo n ion of i jh fori k' ol back , au, regulations of Union 2050. the
as they are now -are revealed oiler
on, they will be 'on ml to be molded
on the plan of the Russian K d iriny.
For one nation to insist as a condition
A strike of the carpenters em
ploed .it the plant of the Kl iza bet Ii
City Shipyard is on this week with
no end in sight The carpenters
walked out l.i-t Friday.
Kmpio ineiil by the shipyard of
noli union labor i- the cause of com
plaint alleged by the strikers, who
hae pre.-enied Mr. Colter, president
of the shipyard, the following de
mands in writing:
"1 We demand t hat vou a-t
carpenters' organization of Kllzabetk
City.
"2 We demand he union scale
of wages with Norfolk brotherhoods
as the sta mUrd basis.
"a We demand that I he union
shall have the right to grade and
rale carpenters according to their
-lull and ability
"4 If the above demands ap-
oi ganiz.'d for I lie protection of life,
properly and good urdo- to lb" la'.er
country shall be drawn from oniy one
cla-s of il- citizens, to the exclu-io'i
e recent primaries when Kepi.- of all oilier-, is an u n wa r ra 'it w I in
nl.itiw .McNeill was (leleuteil a lot , I ri n g. tie-n I ol 'lie iinetij, ,ninp.Mi.i prove your con-iib ration. Ilien we de-
elire and -elf le-pecl of Mia' (out, n:i( Vliur ,,,.,,. ,,, same, and
hi. since oiil 'he miliony Irv ! we ( a 1 pe il I eis of t ' n lo n ,o L'n.'iU will
i ret urn i o u m k
" 1 1 . oi r t . i in aio not no ' ." -aid
hi oi' , oi ' , ii .,n 'I n. -da y
' ' ' '" " "I '' Hi'1'. I' . . ., c "MO ii in. i,t I !i.r let !i M' i ' ii ' 1 n ,r. tint I r.tn ty it
lo 11. ei.i. it. i. il, . . I ., .. , . .
Hie.xli of l aitli
!i ive adib d le h ,i ( oiol'i
I. .on in It pb di-e 1..
, . n 1 1 a i y n i ' u ' v. a on 1 1 ' ' -is
- u in Ii; it) o! tie I '-ni.
In each ol la i' h. and lego'
,1 an v k ml Willi a go en
,.l ' ' o J . - .1,1- ol ' Il - 11 II "Ml ar,
i .i .!a l.'. I i l.-i-- ba i M 'i, . op,-1 a
,o, ,,, l.i I'- 11 Cf.
In 1 1 1 . i , ' ( i ' ! i r ,i ,i,i- laat 1 1 .
normal basis only by the introduction '
of ei -on ii in les in operation, improving '
its l r it l -. equipment and -i rv ice a nd 1
,1, , ,e con' i ti 1 1 d. "to convict two 1
iber- of ll
nig who are a:
tlii
in
i-chief. and I am going to I
"i mi i ool no- you did "
Veu're a liar! "
The light w a- t In n mi Kepn o n
e ' w 1 1 ( ) -o, g b ' U I I - l 1 it W o! d I, , l: Ii; I.e. I Hid i I h il le- w 1,1
II. llllliillll. if lot lllij.'. 'I 1 :-. the i,,el pl.-.l-n'ell lo !;,!ll
I lie Soviet I'-ili'l Ii lliel, I his le b l!e- I ilpelllils. wi;e!l be ibllo
j, , -, 1 1 i he sii gg. : ii oi l, llo I'.rtti- . I .' I ill. !i!-.:i II" '-x il i in -
i-... 'iiiiieiit lor a 1 1 iii c ii ode r cmiil ' ' h , ' Hi- l!n on W : 1 to C. mptiny
i..,i. w In h would 1 1 .i v r ii i ri n -' 1 ! i ' i ' I-1 1 y awarded Iii-. cmpauy tlin
.,., territor ar. in ' any a. ' j.ornraii for conipletiig Hie steel
acrie-sion and hi- ...'ii nued 1 1 , si ai . r w h n b h.i . been partially re
,,,,, ,., ,, inva-ion ol el li n ogra pb ii a I built at tin- liuxton Wilson dock
l'i,;i h t.irilor wiih a v ew to a lu llii- on u ' ion Mr Cotiei -ay.
of tba' (Miiii-n l.y fon e ol , thai be was rei!iested lo use some
'I1
,, , dimn nn'iinu-il to tilld Oil t
curing a reasonable return uponi , p.. f ..,,. .....i ,eoort them U l' ra.-lieil an..-- M
w wmdiiig stairs gives
,i I be uity to that part of the
building Kvery feature of the par-
Tbe president's
e parlor. Is a credit
ni The over-head
ibsence of the expo--he
new fixtures for
add charms to the
bathrooms are no
Hi nt, but are up In
' he convenience of
tir.iry could hardly
it if ul.
. !. ills- well there
, a' all to tbeih
'o I :ke t!,'
-oriety work
r ' bad- in her
a n d I ie u h
' .owaa expects
. r .; . - i . ties to take
i n, ; il, - i'c ready, and
i !!. i . re going to
i very rxpecfa-
lor i- ai r.
oflice, f;n in.'
to the in-' i'
plastering, i'
ed wiring, .r
electrlr lit'-,'
structure,
longer in t lo
t he building
the girls l
be in ide in.
"l'. "WO s
Clll be ;. . ,.
The g.l ; .-.
l",ol in Ho
.In-' a- W .
debates oe;
ill state,, j
her two 1,
the lead
Hie l.lll iii lie oi os niiii-e ii .i in , ,i
public service when honestly and et- j(. ,,xpiljn(,(, ,!,. ,1,,-re is a dead
licii-ntly managed. i
" Rest oral ion of credit iuvo'v, s a
readjustment of relations whiib will,
remove public antagmu-ni. provnl
public en-operation and insure the in-
ivniL' who have be.-n al this
priii 'ice for some I, in. lo the exus
peralion of hoiiseboid' rs in the sec-,
lion in which the gang op'Tiles
people who have been victims of the
,i i iii . 'or Sovim ,n ' it i.t hois
If i!o Soviel. i oiwitlHiundiiig the
pnni- hiiii-nt w hu h its aggres-ioii 1
ei,, i, 1 1 it ' . r.ug. -nil i -I use i o with
draw tiii- sinister propo-al, lm con-
. i ! I ! i ' 1 1' ! i oil' Weighed, tie ('.in,!,
land r-pre-e n l a 1 1 ve upheld hi- -of
: he ba : t le I . ma rkalil v w ell .
vestor i he integrity of his investment . ... ,,,,,,, .,, i, .siipi'orl.'r. ol the two i ii.i m p me
and a fair rale f retturn thereon
pra
healthy for the youg-ter- if 1 1 1 ' '
Hill (ooperirion m laooris , sln( )(, iri)t,El, ,, ,.,.r(.
tial to tin- prosperity and u - f u . i ,
of i he electric lines. t'i" report sav.-. ( ,, , titim in. wkl-.Nsllll
adding that employe- -limild reiei, w
a l.ving wage and have liiiin.iti.- A pt ! Ii w dding was w-
hours and working condition- qui '! -olemn '-d ,M nd iy after i ,
"T'i' y should have I be r:g!i' to ,;, ,' ene oVp.ck a' ''o res dein e v. ,
ile.,1 . llecllvetv wrli heir .eni.b.y- of Mr and Mr- W K l'wery
, ,-. loctlu.-. ', .ion.', I 'I.''. w i -i M ' l.'.'.verC- V
,,-,,. or repi ... iiM'ive- ol ".ei - .'.. Mr ivird H- ' A II., in ;
.'.-. 'ion All l.bor il. mi . .- .f N.of.'l lie! M' - .Man.',
sboii d I" -e"led ol u 11 ' .1 T'I I y or by I , hip a'-, ol N ito'.K. Were
irlii'r i'xiii and III" award of smli a i,;,.-. i n, mini I
,.,,. I -'imi'., I be fi ii.i I and bind, UK To .mipie i, 'imn N'or-
uiion bo'h pi' iie-" i folk. a. compaii:' d i Iii" gn-mu' n.
( 1 1 a 111 her to the ce :, 1 e r o! t be a I - b '
ai:-! -I : in i, ,M r llri'i-i-i- Willi li ;s li -'
smiii-wlii -e ii. 'he general ilil'ei ' oil
..I , i, ., , ,, . ii, ., i ,.,i . , i
1 ' ' "' "" " h .: .( - 1.. l',.li.O, l,.,-r..
I I M lit '- I II e m l l III e,
lory in order lo I r - ii- aci' ie line
on l lo- I'ol ;-h peopo . no free govern
mi nt i an llier in h no w leu g" or u.mi
w ,l h i !n Soviet ol ig.i ri by .
i n l t 1 the purpose of . pai i .er IMmlit lo I em II X Isilottl
lh, i oiitestan' s. Inn tin- 'a I. .v. 1 "What ha- befall'-i. in tin- hor
more Mi. in lin y had anti, ,p, ! ,:,d war m Hie incili-r- of n i'imia!
w:.i, :,, ., ,o7,. see, mils Hie run .ill ngh's. win Mer in l!i--ia or lu I'o
wa - tided by Chain land, migh' to U W..I..11: !'' ar
I'rni' ip.il - in tb. in x it gn- s ir The v. r'il . in ! w, -t
Ciplain .lame- Ii l N- ii, i i r ng for pe.e -. hu pee- i
join d i ii the melee, at li rst a pea r-
make Rood and no
i ya
The finishing imu Im- in the way
, paint ate being put upon the en-i
re building. Surely tin g.rls' col-1
Is more beautfitl. and none with'
modem equipment Chowan
i leee "The College Beautiful'' '
re for business. The enrollment'
more than doubled what was ex-
I . . il, and every day hrlngs new
, : ; .mrnts.
of ' he "PI i -en 'a t , , , a 1 1
l ' ' I alil . I i
: i.-. n of Hi-- pi-.p. - e '
Mr llio
e ! In all r 111- - - .
'i four an M M - i" n,.
I 111 I le , a I . 1. li 1 . t . . ' i, !
'.. for ord. r d i - in' . - -1 i i
i ii ig"'d 1 o ho'il t ),. oiii-i- ,1
i'id order wa- hn.i'! r
he a ssitatn e of He- i
..a ; v .,'. uti.iiip. -n 'in- of t . i , i
IVI'I gll ' loll Of ' i bl ' ' !e - - ' ! i ' II-
( ' i v l ' i , i ' i o I It'll ' !''H a i I
u. ik. M ! !.v li-.. - in'
w i r !,i re. i ' 1 1 1 1 1 i - i ' " ' l" '
T' i !tif-h and " i i 1 :i i"1 ' ' '
nun'- i In i efore ;u. u n ' 1 in u r g r r
l! ii' every efTort Oimild be oiad '"
l.iinir 'o a n-ssn' on tie xi-''"'
I i!ldi'1l'tl- of strife between tl I
Hons "
WANTED-TO 11EXT DWELLING
house in good residential section ot
lb city. Nothing lent than alz or
It i- intolerable tha' the Irair-por- f ,;',i, r. Mr C T Cooke, and the :
i ..i -. n i, , et a i it v -bou hi b" sii Ii ,-- ,e brut her. Mr '. ' il llrow n ;i p i 'id order w a - h n.i' H r-- I
len in oci asiotia! paralysis, whether 'I be 1 1 m tuot'v wa- p, rfornn tl in t','- w
by strike' or m kouts '' I vreseiirc of ineml,. r- of the iiiuue at ,irn,- Senator S'aiy nioi'd t:, i
A satisfactory .,iition of the pro- dm'o f.in.ily and lb' welding pnr'y t In :irctimnt be Htopici and 'ait
Idem of tiie indu-try cannot be Pft on the afternoon train for Nor- the ( nmmlttep no iniu ex . nt ,e
reached wllhoui ronsiderlnc the fair folk mom The nio'ion curried ami Hi1'
valuation of the properties, the re-- chamber was cleared of nil pi r-o:,
porta says When this is done. It ( SII.K llosE SI'KCIAI, except members of the coinniit'e I'olt AI ,E FOI'H IIOfSEM
adds, companies should voluntarily We were x-ery fortunate In serur- With the smoke of battle cleared , i: 'i 'Meet. Practlrally new Will II
reduce rapilaiization to the bui of jng an extra good lot of silk hose, somewhat, a substitute bill wa . for about half what they ran lie
that valuation. , rolors black, white and navy, plain drawn providing for an audit for boil' for Ketfpr Investment could not
land lace striped, to sell nt the very Cumberland rounty. the board ul ; li" found. Hee M. G. Morrlseite. at
WAiNT ADS
FOR HALE FOl U HOI SES ON
Dell street. Practically new. Will
sell tor about half what tb'! ..an be
built for. Better Investment could
. m J - tr n avIm I
special price of 11.50 a pair. commissioners to have authority to Main Stret Furniture Store. inn
These hose are (tood $2.50 to employ the auditor or auditors at ul
13.00 values, and you will do well cost not to eiceed 15.000. Thej FOItl) TOt'ItlNG CAU FOIt HALE
to lay la a supply now at this un- audit must begin within 30 days and Practically new In good condition.
naxattv tnw rtr- M f.plrh Rhnen -llt rnrnr Ihm narlnil hnrlnnlnv with. Innl In GUI ItPfch Street. Cll for
of I In- men u ho hail been in I he i"ii
ploy of the I!u M on W l! -on' cifm p.l'l.v,
thai be subuiiti(i.d the iiie-tion to !''i)
proper i i-pre-i ii la ' i 1 1- of the union;
represented a' his plant and was
given assurance of lli' ir a ct u 'escen '0
In the mutter on I'll ti r -day , l hat oil
Krulay a t " '' '''' "f t he ai pen
ters ii ii ion i ii f ii it d h iin thai I ho
men would n ' go wink unies-i a
cert a ii. ma n w (,i-pl.ic - . I bin ho
., smi ri .1 I lo i n I i ' i t hai 'ft ho
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Aug H 1. L'.'i. nfil
KAKM I Oil SALE
1-4 miies from town 60 acre
farm, fill acres cleared and In culti
vation The adjoining land to this
farm cannot be bought for $300 an
acre. Near schools and very desirable
neighborhood Price $10,500. I
will be glad to show you the farm If
you want a No. 1 farm. Harry M.
Seeley. 318 Hlnton Building Tbone