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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-16
U. S. District Attorney confers
with BreckonS Latter
Ready to Make Move

Jeff McCarn, the new United States
district attorney. is losing no time
getting down to business, With his
wife and family he went out this
morning and selected a home, which
may become his permanent resi-.
dence, and little later appeared. at
the Office in the Model block where
he at once plunged into official af.
fairs
The new home OF the McCarn fam.
lily is next door to that OF Attorney
10. wv. Ashford, on Beretania street
near the mckinley high school. and
they probably will move into it III 4
few days. AT present they are On.
ioying the hospitality Of Mrs. Freaf.
who has given them complete tenn.
porary possession Of Arcadia, her
beautiful home on Punahou avenue,
Though it will be several days Be.
fore the new official3 is we'll settled In
his Office he took up today the Arst
Iprelfminaries in getting acquainted
with official conditions, holding q
number Of conferences with his pre-.
E6iecessor, Mr.. Breckons, with army
officials and others. He has started
in to learn what his duties are. Mean
time Breckons is preparing to move
his extensive private law library and
personal Office effects to his new
quarters In the Spreckels building.
So far as known McGarl has not
yet solved the problem OF. the selec-
tion OF an assistant There was q
rumor adrift this morning thar /. M.
Stainback, at present associated with
the legal firm of Holmes, Stanley &
Olson, was a strong possibility for
the position, but Stainback himself de-
nIes it. sszs -
Though he and McCarn were per
sonaI friends before the latter had
thought Of coming to Hawaii, and al
though Stainback's brother was for
Laerly chairman of the Democratic
state central committee of Tennessee
and as such very well acquainted with
McCarn, yet the Honolulu lawyer says
there is little likelihood of his going
into the district attorneys office as
assistant. He has made no applica-
ton for, the position and has not been
asked to take 1t, and he said that for
financial reasons he did not think he
could take it if 1t we're offered him.
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violation of Act 70 and could be pun
ished by an Imprisonment of one
year.
When the commissioners were first
appointed, the board of supervisors
appropriated b sum of money to COW
er the expenses of preparing and pub
fishing their rules and regulations.
According to the supervisors, this
was their only authorized legitimate
expense, the others being incurred
without authority and in violation of
Act 72.
Opposing this contention, the COM
missionerS, in communication sent
to the board, deny that they have ex-
ceeded their right, either in the mat
ter of disbursements or in the exer-
else of general powers. By implica-
ton many rights are given them not
expressly provided for, they contend.
How the trouble between the super.
visors and commissioners will end
has been the subject of several inter.
esting and varied predictions. A test
suit seems to be plainly in sight, but
according to the supervisors, it must
be brought by the commission.
In the meantime, those who have
money owing them by the commits
sion will have to wait for it. OF
course, they can bring a suit of their
own for the money, which in a way
will serve as a test suit, but that
means delay to them alSo-delay and
exDenSe ~ -,.sse, ..s2s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-16
DOOR BROKEN in
BY Chinese in
Fight At POLLS
Police Called Upon to Quelt
Near-Riot at Election of
United Societies
MAJORITY MAKES CHOICE
WHEN MINORITY FINISH
Warning Factions in Bitter Bat
tie for Supremacy of Power
fuI Organization

After dramatic situation for. an
hour beginning at noon today when
500 Chinese assembled to take part in
the election of. the officers and trus.
tees of the United Chinese Society,
and found themselves barred from en-.
trance by the Tung Ming Wui, the
minority partymen who are fighting to
maintain control of the society, an axe
was used at 2 o'clock this afternoon
to break down the doors leading into
the quarters OF the organization.
This action was taken by the fol
lowers OF Chu Gem, president of thu
Chinese Merchants Association, who
is candidate for president of the so
ciety and has the, support Of the ma
Jority party, but 1t was not taken un
til riot was almost experienced
three Chinese arrested and cal
sent in to the police station for 4
squad Of officers. Before the dool
was broken in. the Tung Ming WI
party had completed its election
peacefully left the building, carefully
locking the door behind them. I
The minority party In their elec
tion made zee Yup president; Tons
Kwai, vice-president Lee Lau, sec
retary; Lum Vat Keong, assistant
secretary: ZIP Kee, treasurer; Lee
Che ZIP, assistant treasurer. The
trustees they named were: Kwone
TAFT, G. X All Lum Yat Keong. Wee
Yup and Loo Joe. After the Tune
Mings had left the building, the 40t
or 500 Chinese who had been locked
out and kept waiting in the street
broke the door, and they are now
engaged In holding their own elec
tion.
The second election will undoubted.
~ result IN the election of Chu Gem
AS president Chn is the president oi
the Chinese Merchants Association
Eand Is one of the most popular and
respected Chinese In the city. He Is
insisting, and has been insisting on
the right of every Chinese born man
to become q member of the society,
and also the right Of every registered
member to vote.
Yee Yup. the president elected by
the minority party, is not In favor
of this. and his coup today which kept
the majority out of the building while
the election was going on is said tc
be one determined step of his to guard
against the doors of the society being
thrown open to all Chinese and tc
keep the Tung Ming Wui in control
The Tung Ming Wui during the
period Of their control, have enjoyet
the loan privilege that is. they Dor
rev whatever surplus cash the soci
ETY. may have on hand at a low rate
Of interest. There are other privi
leges, but this Is the one generally
mentioned first. IAey are said Il
have tried to restrict the membership
to such Chinese as they approve, ant
claim that the bylaws do not givt
every celestial fixed right to mem
bership. ~ 81 .ss
Realizing that they would be out.
numbered, the Tung Ming Wui gath.
Continued on page two)
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|HARBOR BOARD
|FAvORS PAVING
IWATERFR RONI
Commissioner Mccarthy WiI!
See Supervisors on Behalf of
New Improvement
ALA, M0ANA AND ALLEN 80.
STREET. ARE AFFECTED
Improvement viii Be One of
the Largest Similar Projects
of Present Year

One Of the biggest paving projects
of the year bids fair to be launched
! il the beard of supervisors carry out
sthe plans formulated by the members
CT the board of hafbor commission.
ers at their meeting this morning. The
project consists of the laying of a
permanent pavement from the chan.
mel wharf to Fort street along Allen
street and Ala Moana, and. Commits.
sicner G. j. Mccarthy was appointed
committee of one to Interview the
supervisors and arrange for special
session with the harbor board, while
Commissioner T. NJ. Church will seek
to interest the local commercial bodies
in the matter and ask the trustees
and directors Of those organisations
to be present at the meeting and lend
their cooperation
The matter of general meeting
with the supervisors was brought up
during discussion Of THE condition
of certain streets IN Honolulu DURING
the rainy season, and stress was laid
On the highway at the intersection of
Alakea and Allen streets, In front
of the Alakea wharf. Various mem.
bers Of the board pointed out the ne.
cessity of paving the entire stretch
to Fort street. beginning iat the chan.
mel wharf, and 1t was fiIiaily decided
to ask the supervisors ifsthey cannot
do something toward this end A gen
eral meeting was propost "a to be, at.
tended by the harbor board and other
persons interested Id the matter. AZ
the present time. the road Is full of
chuck-holes and becomes yeritable
river OF mud during q rain, and it Is
the opinion of the comm &C pners that
such q condition does nothing toward
giving impet IS to the. neWly-landed
tourists usually good q pIesstOns 0i
Honolulu. Therefore. ffia board 0i
supervisors will be asked 20 do some,
thing, and it was suggested BY onesol
the members OF the commission that
good block pavement would be best
adapted to bettering, the present con.
dition. ~
The s150,o0O appropriated by the
last, legislature for wharf ieat La
alma, Maui, near the wireless station
may soon be used by the board for
this work, and 1t was intimated at the
meeting that the u 8. geodetic survey
ship Patterson win soon proceed there
to make survey Of the coast line.
At the request of the harbor master,
the board intends at an early date to
look into the matter of boats and
other water craft which are Ho0red
near or tied to any wharf being con
trolled by the territory in such a man
ner as to cause damage to the
wharves. Attorney-general Wade War.
rem Thayer, in submitting his opinion
on the matter, set forth, as temporary
regulations, that such boats found to
be doing this damage and not being
called for within 10 days, would be.
come the property Of the government.
The report Of the engineer was sub.
mitted, recommending the purchase OF
a steam hammer and accessories. The
board viii open bids for this equip.
ment at an early date.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-16
DR.. M'KILL0P WEEDS
GIRL FROM CALIFORNIA

DR.. ]. E. McKillop, well-known ply,
slcian of Hawaii island, will return to
the big island a bachelor no longer,
A license to wed was issued by ecu.
pid" Treadway today to- Dr.. MeKil'
lop and Miss Beatrice McKenney Of
Huntington Beach, Cal -z
DR.. McKillop is in charge Of the
Kona hospital and government ply.
sician at South Kona, Hawaii.
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MISS JOSEPHINE PRATT
WILL BE WE'D TOMORROW

Miss Josephine Corde1fa Pratt,
daughter of the postmaster. in quiet
home wedding tomorrow evening, will
become the wife of James Robert
Paris. The ceremony will be per.
formed by Canon Ault at the Pratt
residence, 1862 Nuuanu street. Mr..
Paris is with the Mercantile Printing
Company and, following the ceremony.
the young couple will take up a resi-
dence at Pearl City.
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Charge Government Witness
Is Victim of Conspiracy
TAssociated 20 -ablel

FRANCISCO, f6Dasid
witness case conpany charging
propino
charges against Powers dcred
the grand called consider the
and father have suhpoenaed
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Republicans Plan New Basis
For Apportioning Delegates

WASHINGTON, C., connlneo
porcnnc delegates the states
party Throughout
states for ratnc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-16
EIGHT die IN BURNING OF
SALVATION ARMY HOME; NAY.
Be WORK OF AN INcENDIARY
Cincinnati Scene of Disastrous Fire Examination Of Prem
ises Shows Evidences Of Malicious Arson Twenty Are
/ Injured
rAssoelated Press cablel

NCINNATI 1e-Sensalonal quick
people,
badly
Examination Immediately
m maftleus
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Alenn Dunlap,
who arrived from Europe with $780,.
600 worth of jewelry and clothing
will have to pay duty in spite of their
claim TO be non-residents-m merely
back in New York for the winter!
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L london Real Estate Deal Huge

LONDON Eng. Ths Duke Of Bedford has cold = acre. q
withheld valuanle
by IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-16
Crop Report Shows Gains

WASHINGTON c. t6The
public showing year
s5ooooo Cotton and records
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Suffragettes Still AT It

VERPO0I Eng, IeMntan sufiragettes today smashed
destroyed choir stalls damaged the nnable
o eOnsid
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The head chef at the Ritz-c Carlton.
hotel in New York was fined 10000
for bringing assistants from France
under contract-thus violating the
immigration law.
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SUGAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 16-
Sugar: SO degrees test, 1925 cents.
Previous quotation. 3S9 cents. Beets:
SO analysis, IS lid. Parity, 3.86s
cents. Previous quotation, Ss II lid.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-17
Board of Chosen Free
holders
Public Notice

Sealed bids for supplying one hundre tons
of best quality Lehigh or Lykens Valley An
thracite coal (either stove or c~hestnut) r. @. b.
cars at Cape May Court House, N. j., In two
consignments OF hfty tons each, during
the fall or winter, will be opened at twelve
Board to be held at Wildwood, N. j., on
Tuesday, October 2lst, A. ID. 1918.
All bids must be in the hands of the Clerk
of the Board not later than Monday, October
10th.
FRANK W. F0WKES, Clerk, !.
Dated Oct. 8. 1913.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-17
A new series of stock will be issued at the annual NEE
ing to be held
Friday, October 81, 1913
at eight p. M, in the office Of the association, Bright office
Pacific and Oak Avenues

together with a membership fee of ten cents per share. Sub
scriptions to the stock of this association can be made to any
of the officers or directors at any time previous to the meet
ing. Full information will be gladly given by the secretary
upon application.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-17
Why Wildwood Merchants
Should Advertise in the
Journal
WRITTEN FOR THE FIVE MILE BEACH
JOURNAL BY
Opportunities of The Present

Opportunities of The Present
YOU CANNOT monopolize oil, Gre
ate great steel industries, build rail-
ways, or consolidate these great enter
prises.
THOSE opportunities are of the past.
YOU CAN, however, become the
great merchant In your community by
the same method by which all great
merchants became great.
. THAT METHOD is newspaper ad-
vertising.
1T is AN opportunity of the present.
FOR YOU, there is no method of
business building which can equal the
advertising columns of THE FIVE
MILE BEACH JOURNAL in results.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-10-17
OFFICERS

Vice President, JOHN BRIGHT Solicitor, Hon. H. Il. VOORHEES,
Wildwood, N. ]. Wildwood, N. ].
Treasurer, R. W. RYAN Secretary, ROBERT ]. KAY
Wildwood, N. ]. Wildwood, N. !.
DIRECTORS
George N. Smith, Carl Erickson, j FISHER James, ]. Albert Harris,
led Dubois, Il. b. Voorhees,, Washington Hilton,
Adoph Andersen, Frank Sheppard,
Thos. S. GosHn, Wm. A. Stone
"A oood way to save money is TO fake stock in a Good Building
Association. For particulars inquire of or address Robert.
Kay Wildwood Avenue, opposite depot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Rfal estate Jfpr Salr

FOR SALE. CNE OF THE FINEST
farms In Hartford County Md: 600
acres. three miles from Darlington.
The social centre OF Hartford County.
situated on tho new state Road.
twenty miles from Daltifnoic e. in the
neart of :, blue grass section of Deer
creek. excellent location for stock
RAISING, mansion containing twenty
S"o bedrooms, costing $4,000. and "a
tain which is the largest and best
punt IN the county. costing over
$4,000. both IN splendid repair: new
post. rail and panel fence over the
cntIrc Farm; view from any portion
OF estate overlooking i've different
counties and the !'usquchann;t River:
many virginia families have recently
FurcnascG farms adjacent: this farm
mas 10! Years been IeCC ..pized as the
pest E'a*3 farm in i!aricrd County:
me property can be bought for $500
ana satisfactory terms made to suit
purchaser. Apply 10 WEBB *
Wl!!TE; III Title Building. Balti-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

DRUG STORE. FOR SALE; $500
necessary Inventory about $2.s00.
At present doing a good business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

CHEAP FOR QUICK SALE. NEW SIN
room house, Highland Park. bath
hot and cold water. gas. electric
lights; half-squarc car line. Easy
terms Possession any time. Adj
dress y 6S1. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Bustnc5s opportunity

WANTED. SOME ONE OF SMALL.
means TO join me in the manufacture
of a line of French toilet and beauty
preparations. Something new and
greatly superior to anything on the
market; lady preferred. y fortune
can be made. 70l, care Times
Dispatch.
A SUCCESSFUL HOTEL MANAGER
would rent furnished hotel. located
in hourishing town, or would accept
management of such house for
owners. Full information upon APP
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

FARM ARM. CROPS AND STOCK FOR
i nue., OF Richmond. few minutes OF
farming implements, cows. mule, ave
hundred chickens: in fact. u complete
farming outfit and all growing crops.
seven room newly painted residence
yard fenced and fine water and
shade, outbui!dinEs, etc. Terms can
GEO. G. pOINDENTER d CO 2ll
Mutual Building
BEAUTIFUL LOT on PARK AVENUE,
25NliQ feet, $40 per foot, y special
MQ,DERM NINE ROOM HOUSE. Hight
iand rark, every convenience: cor
Take a look; $500. VERIFY COM
rANf. INC. - East Tenth street.
South Richmond. Phone Monroe 81.
room house, Highland Park: bath.
hot and cold water. gas electric
lights; half-squarc car line. Easy
terms Possession any time. Adj
dress 6S7, care Times Dispatch.
TOBACCO FARMS FOR SALE IN TEN
acre lots. Best bright tobacco land
In virginia stop paying rent when
you can buy a farm same as rcpt.
Write for information. W. L. PANRE,
Burkcvillc. Va
FARM BARGAIN-2OO ACRES, 1.700
feet from Richmond and Petersburg
electric line. This property is in a
fine location for a dairy farm. and
can be bought for 500 per acre: easy
terms. Address G IJ4, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR TRADE. $4,000 BRICK HOUSE
on Libby Hill Park for small farm
on car line. Price OF farm range
from $500 to $4,000. Address c
753. care Times Dispatch.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-MY
farm. one mile north of Cochran. Va.
and fourth mile Qucbeck and
Miami; good road; fine land for all
crops in this. section; outbuildings
good; water in house For terms.
etc, apply TO W. l.. MEADE, Coch-
ran Va
EIGHT ROOMS, HANDSOME HOME
two baths. com hination gas and cleo
trio fixtures; nve closets; hot water
heat; handsomest home in West End
for the money; rear Allen and Han
over Avenues. Phone Monroe 40.
FOR SALE, IN HIGH AND DRY DAN
VILE Va, new seven-room frame
dwelling and detached concrete store
building; LOT 7GX320: in residence
portion on Main Street: good neigh
borhood: permanent settlers and an
excellent location for drug or
grocery business. Address Box lis,
Danville. Va
FOR SALE. NEW GROVE AVENUE
homes, 100 block. Madison 1867.
Monroe 23i+-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

FOR SALE. INDIA, MOTORCYCLES
You see them everywhere. and YOU
always see them going TOMpKINS
For SALE. 7-HORSEPOWER IN
dian motorcycle. good order. $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
-..--I-------
keai G5tate ll}anIcp

MARRIED COUPLE, NO CHILDREN,
wish to rent furnished house Ad-
dress * 97S, care Times-Dispatch.
HOUSE WANTED THIS WEEK; CEN
trail location; offers with price to
office. Address L. 363, care Times
DiSpatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
pelp lltantfo female
situations, professional:

WAITED, 4 POSITION AS TEACHER
In private family. Will teach Eng
fish, beginners in music and Latin.
Address MISS RUBY HORSLEY
Mnnds CrnsS- RondS. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Professional DRIP lllantrn

WE NEED MORE VIRGINIA GRADE
rural, special and supervising teach
crs. Salaries. $40 TO $3.50. Write
for \ Plan. SOUTHERN TEACHERS
AGENCY. COlmmbia 5. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

WE HAVE SEVERAL BUGGIES AND
runabouts. second hand. YOU can buy
from s. up 20 $40. some OF these
may suit you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
SGfnt5 lCianffn

AIR PENCIL. WITH FORMULA FOR
making compound for white. colorcd
and bronze plastic raised letters for
show cards, mailed for ST. j. L.
COX, Cos West Baltimore Street, Bal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Rooms Cllanteo

WANTED. TWO OK THREE ROOMS.
and light and board for three ADULTS
III private family, between Harrison
ana Allison Streets state price and
! iYtati"h. 9 'J7. care Times Dis
ONE or TWO FRONT
rooms furnished OF unfurnlshed.
WIN or without board; central Adj
dtass g y. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. AT ONCE, THREE 90
rooms ana bath, furnished or unfur-
niShed, for light housekeeping: cen
iiiaI location. G. :. c., 40. li3 North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
aurttDn Sales Cbi5 Dap
aurtion SAILS Cbts Dap
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AUCCIONEERS,
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.

HANDSOME FURNITURE PIANO IMPORTED
PoRTIEREs oRNANENTS
CTIURSDAY), rs.
of
Of
Porcelnip
fine Lace N>oiN'
RECEPTfoN H1AIahogany Table
- BEDROOM No Massive
Iron Be-
Mahogany -
Drug
-Roo-Iandsome Drugget Dining Table Walnut
SITTING ROOMFne abb Chairs
~'' 0-'N'''
KTCHENTables Chairs. Cooking Vessels ETC.
Also nts of serVa room
to attc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
flats j:pr NtnI

\ FURNTSnED SECOND FLOOR or
three large rooms, bath and trunk
room: ~ private family on West
NaukliH street. near the Jefferson.
Address 4 72l. care Times Dispatch
TWO LARGE ROOMS. IyiiRETSIIE5T5
Tor housekeeping, second floor sos
East Leigh.
FLAT or THREE OR -FOUR ROOMS
an Highland PARK: steam heat. cleo
iI!c lights, gas and water Phone
Madison s2i3-J
FOR RENT, COMFORTA FLAT of
tnie" rooms. WIN bath. house sup
pIied Win not water heat ana cleo
t?ic ilSRts opposite Monroe Park.
Address r. + 80. BOX 1851
FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT. BATH
also tLLnLkL.l InnHS &MA Eel Mi.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Rfettng5

TIE aDJ1ouRNED ANNUAL MEET.
ert Harding Company, Inc. will be
held at the office OF the company.
No. 10 South Eleventh Street, in the
city of Richmond, Va. Wednesday,
September 10. 1913, at o'clock p M.
w. j. KIAIBROUGH,
Acting Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

APARTMENTS.
Possession September l.
The Virginia building, v. Fifth Street.
Heat and water furnished.
Rooms. Price.
lst floor. north side. . $4,000
"Thc Brooke Apartment" 33I5 Monu-
mcnt Avenue.
Heat furnished.
Rooms. Price.
cd floor, west side. .. 100000
"Thc Raleigh Apartment" 1901 West
Franklin Street.
Heat and water furnished.
Rooms. Price.
Sd floor, north side Franklin
Street entrance. $4,000
1st floor. north side, Franklin
Street entrance. .. $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

STREETS.
In execution, of a certain deed of
trust. dated July %, 1912, and recorded
in the clerks office of the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond, Va, in
Deed Book PISA. page 100. default
having been made in the, payment of
the debt thereby secured. and being
directed so TO do by the noteholdcr,
we Will sell at public auction. on the
premises.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER ., 1913.
at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ.
the following described real estate:
all that certain piece or parcel of land.
lying and being in the city of Rich
mond, Va. on the west line of West
street, and bounded as follows: COM
mencng ut point on the said line OF
West street distant i35 feet south OF
the southwest intersection of West and
Main Streets, thence running south
wardly along said West Street and
fronting thereon Al feet and 0 inches.
more or less, to an alley 90 feet wide
and thence running back between lines
1876 feet and inches TO the adjoining
property.
TERMS: Cash.
FRANKLIN D. ROBINS.
Trustee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

TOBACCO FARMS FOR SAIL. IN TEN
acre lots. Best bright tobacco land
in Virginia. Stop paying rent when
you can buy farm same as rent.
Write for information. W. L. PANKE,
Hurkcyillo Va