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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-15
by Pollard IL Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioncers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
or
BRICK DWELLING. NO 32i1 CFOR-
MERLY NO. 1920 GROVE AVENUE.

In execution OF n deed OF trust. dated
November Z, 1911. and recorded ia the
clerk Office Of Richmond Chanccrv
Court. T. t. 209-A. page $50, default
having been made in the payment OF
portion of the debt therein secured.
and being required 50 Ia do, I viii sell
by auction. on the property. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS.
at 1890 o'clock L. NJ.
the property described in said deed as
follows:
r. all that lot OF land In tho city of
Richmond, Va. with the brick dwell
ing. 1929. and all other improvements
thereon. commencing at a point on the
south iInc or Grove Avenue three nun
dred and siXty-one t36D feet east OF
Auburn Avenue. thence running east
wardly and fronting on tho south limo
OF Grove Avenue twenty-threo (23)
feet. thence back southwardly between
parallel lines one hundred and seventy
nine uT9) feet nine 90 inches to an
alley i'm rear twenty COO feet wide"
TERMS; Enough In cash to pay cost
OF sale. any taxes that may he due
note Tor 1880, with interest on same
from May z. 1913. to date OF payment
and the residue ut one and two years
after date, deferred payments to bear
O per cent interest and 10 be secured
BY deed or trust on the property.
III. K. POLLARD. .tR.,
Trustee
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,,o rnrsuan' 70 an GTdsr Of The District
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
on the 1cth day Of December. 1913 in
ne matter OF Arthur ~ SPrenllc.
bankrupt, the undo signed viii offer
for sale ut public auction, on the prem
Uses. on
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER II, 1913,
at ( o'clock T. NJ.
that part OF the real estate described
IN said order, rs follows.
thereon, designated as Nos ito. ll2, ll4
ana i!G North TwcntN-uinth Street
beginning ut a point on the west line
$50 feet south OF Grace Street thence
running sOuthwardly and fronting on
tho west line Of Twenty -rinth street
tween parallel lines siXty-eight CGS)
feet. being the same, property con-
p G June J. i 5is ana y reeord dh0r in
-. il. 222 Is, page 252'
The above described real estate will
be sold free and clear of all liens
thereon. Said sale shall be subject to
ue confirmation OF the court.
The improvements consis, of four
scmidetachcd brick dwellings of seven
rooms each. comparatively new, In good
order, and now rented TO good tenants
TERMS One-third of the purchase
money in cash. and the residue in two
equal instruments at six and twelve
months from date OF sale. deferred pay
menus 70 ne eNldcnccu by ncSotia BILE
notes of tho purchaser. with interest
added ut the rate OF per cent per
annum, and secured by deed of trust
on said real estate: or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
j.. J.. CRUTCIIFIELD.
GEORGE H. WHITE
JAMES X SHEPpARD JR,
Trustees in BankruDtcy
MELVIN FLi:GENii ELMER
FRANK Il. SUTTON, JR,
Special Commissioners
| hereby certify that tho bond re-
CURED or tho special commissioners in
tho foregoing order has been duly ex-
ecutcd this i2th day OF December 1919
JOSEPH u. BRADY. Clerk
By II. T. Powers Deputy Clork
RICHESON e. CRUTCHFlELD,
and
SUTTON & co, INC.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
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HAVING SOLD MY STOCK or GOODS;
IN tore At 1903 Chaiilu Street am
no longer responsible for debts
against inc concern Of g. IialdaccI
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mond Chancery Court. in the suit Of
Jos. w i5ltley, who sues. etc, ~ Saint
Marys Hcncdictinc Institute. ontercd
on November 20, 1918. We will SELL at
PUBLIC auction. Oh the premises. on
at o'clock L NJ,
the real estate described n the said de-
cree. as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel of land.
With tho improvements theI con. front
ing on the west line of Fourth Street.
between Clay and Leigh Streets, in the
city OF Richmond. Virginia. bcgsinnlnt;
. point 1873 feet inches north Of the
northern line Of Clay street. and run
ON said west line of Fourth Street one
hundred ana thirteen Gl3) feet six 90
inches. and running THENCE at right
angles in a. weStwardly direction one
hundred and thirty u3O) feet. thence
southwardly at right angles eighty
eight tsN) feet six CD inches. thence
at right angles eaStwardly seventy
seven (Tl feet. thence at right angles
southwardly twenty 1--WE (2j) feet.
thence at right angles eastwardly fifty
three $50 feet TO the point OF beg n
n.ng.
The improvements. which cover near
" the entire lot. consist Of a magnifi
large and twenty small rooms. all heat
ed by steam heating. 1t also contains
Kitchens, bakery, baths, etc. ana is in
The property is admirably adapted
TO hospital, school or institutional pur-
poses, without reuodeliug. owing to the
plan of construction, rs well as its ad :
mirablc central location
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purchase
motley in cash, and the balance OF tho
purchase money in equal instalnents.
payable at six and twelve months after
date. with interest from date OF sale.
or all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
FRITZ SITTERDTNG.
JOHN II. LYNEMAN.
JOHN AMRIIEIN,
Special Commissioners.
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DAILY. Weekdays. Sundays only.
All trainS to or from Byrd Street Station
atop at Eib7. Time O ( arrivals and departures
not guaranteed. Read the signs
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s, %ANTED Pon soG Tan r rNIT39
men between ages or eighteen and
thirty-tvo. citizens OF Unlt~d states.
of good character ana temperate habits,
who can speak. rcad and write the
apply 10 RECRUITING OFFICER $50
East Broad street lt.cililond. Va.
VA NTED-lF YOU W. %r POSITION
as fireman, brakeman, clectr.c motor
man, conductor cUl1red train or
sleeping oar porter rrst-class Nor r
folk Baltimore roads SIS TO slG5
month. sicuuy WORK experience un-
necessary, no strike. luClOs. siaInp y,
H1uc position, passes and uniforms
ntni .nta Wien H"c"fsary. Address
rs li-W ~ INST. Dept. II. Indian
WANTED SODA WATER CLERK
non" bun 4 good dispenser, good
talArT. THE BELLAAiI PHARMACY.
lianpton. Va.
WANTED RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS
It%ainithitci.s ever " Ee.c :.tegtsnt-
LIN INSTITUTE. Dcpl. 800 H.
Euchester =
MEH. rs TO 30. BECOME GOVERN
meHt railway mail clerks sample
cNaW!nttlou questions free FLANK
{ocn"s,
WANTED MACluNIsT FOR FINE
work 1T bench, loJho. ana shaper
steady cmpluymenL y i40, care
Times Dispatch
riveters Tor structural iron work.
out of-to"n JOB. eight hours work.
write +. l. RILEY ONford. \ q
WANTED TENANT no WORK FARM
on shares. Wittc or colorcd u 81
care Times Dis pHtch.
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DELIClOUS. FLAVoRED HAMS AND
bacon II you want meats that arc
uniform year IN and year out order
irons MONROE GROCERY CO 3ls
Vest Broad. Phones Monroe 3S3
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FULL LINE OF CROSSE 4 MACK
wcll Royal Scarlet ana Premium
jams MONROE GROCERY co. 3is
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Ru5t ann i;ptInn
pclp laantso, - alf

WANTED. EXPERIENCED MEN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS CALL
At ClECULATIO% DEPARTMENT.
ES-DISpATCH.
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Security Life Insurance Company Of
America:
You arc hereby notified tina, the
regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Security Life Insur-
ance Company of America VIII be
held at the Office OF thc company. Mu-
tuai Building. ia the city of Rich
mUud, Va. on WEDNESDAY. THE
18TH DAY or. JANUARY, \. y 1914,
tho purpose Of clecting directors OF
lie company for the ensuing year
aud the transaction Of any and all
ether business which may be sub
mitted 70 the meeting
~ order OF the board OF directors
". O. JOHNSON.
Ilrnat,lnrt
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DON'T YOU WANT SOME. CHRISTMAS
WI furnish it. c. B. H Ia ;i!iSD 4
CO.
FOR SALE. $50 UNREDEEMED
good 9od as new. JACOBS LOAN or
FlCE. s27 East Broad Street
BlGYcL1EsIsEE NJ LINE OF 1914
n!eJee; A !,,o sie.iing bieyeles on
Jlt., 80 Yves, Broad ~ !
cigar store and bnliard room on t ~
i ten p3l tables 5000 stock Ion.
with credentials Address SrRifCT-
LY BUSINESS. care Times Dispatch
OUTFIT OF. SLACK BARREL sTAvE
ana heading machinery for said
+ also sell slaves. heading ana hooDs
for all Kinds OF barrels Addr.,,a
l. $50. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, ONE COTTON STATES
opeh wagon; used only one month.
cost sll6 VIII sell FOR SIS to quiClt
buyer. This wagon was taken in
exchange for one of our wagons.
TWO TOP GROCERY WAGONS. NEW.
- painted. cheap.
ONE BRoCKAwAY RUBBER TIRED
surrey perfect order $50
ONE MISREPRESENTATION RuxARoCT.
newly painted, Very cheap
JUST RECEIVED SEVERAL. CAR
!oitdS 81 wagons, som" now STYLES.
sec US before buying W" can please
you We also carry n large assert
intnt or ouggies. phaetoHs and sur
itgS, Eas! terms \ MEYERS
SONS, 49, East Cary street
FOE SALE, one GOOD HAND LIFT
elevator about 2.Qp0 pounds en-
Lacity WIN sell at a sacrifice. Amply
~ /
Main street
BOARDING HOUSE FOR SAI-E-WTT.T.
SCI - sacrifice my boarding. house:
GOOD stand; plenty calls boarders
l,.ard and chicken-houze. X 2C5, care
Tines Dispatch
25-H. 7 MOUNTED BOILER AND
engine l2-l. =. mounted boiler and
engine; also stationary boilers and
tiE mes q II sizes; condition guaran-
tccd BLCFDRD n co
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Soarhing
llaanii1

WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH
househoid goods in any quantity
Phone Madison 1851
WANTED. THIRTY TO FIFTY DOZEN
fresh eggs week, year round: Will
pay highest prices. /. 49l care.
Times Dispatch
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December II. 1912. recorded in the
Chanccry Court Of the city of Rich
mond. in Deed Book 9l?-C. page 800,
default having been made in the pay
mcnt Of the debt thereby secured and
upon the request OF tile holder OF the
principal note therein mentioned, /,
the undersigned trustee, on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1913,
at p. NJ,
in front OF 1913 West Broad Street. in
the city of Richmond. will sell the
automobile above described under the
terms OF said deed of trust and in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF section
2A42 of Virginia Code.
TERMS: Cash.
II. II. BRUCE.
Trustee
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Richmond. FTtderiCkSb'g & Potomac R. R.
70 AND FROM WASHING 10Y AND REYnAn
Leave ItichInOnd /
Arrive Richmond
ACCOMMODATION TRa,Ns wsexnayS

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS kDAYS.
Leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 r. n. for Frcdcricksburg
Leave tipa Na. 30 A. H.. 30 p. VI. for Ashland.
arrive BYRD ST. Sta. spa N. from Fredericksb'E
Arrive Eiba Sta $50 An .5.42 r. v. from Ashland
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6. 6 TAYLOR. JR..
SeCrrtgr,-

ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE. co.
By L. SrKUDWICK,
c. C. TAYLOR. JR. S''ehe
Secretary.
HAVING SOLD MY STOCK OF! f;O0DS;
IN tore az 1909 Chaliln street. ! am
no longer responsible for debts
against inc concern Of g. Baldacci
g. BALDACCI.
FULL, LINE or CROSSE K BLACK
Wsii h3 2iXl,i. :, Scar re- ana Premium
West Broad.
DELICIOUS, FLAVoRED HAMS AND
bae9n If YOU wan, meats that are
H.i"'i lir yebI IN and year out. order
West Broad. Phones Monroe $50
/ SHALL AT : y. 81. on MONDAY.
,Sa me -, 1913. in front Of
bo%Gion, Va, offer for sale to tho
hlehcst bidder the EHchang. Hotel
t"Ecther WI,h all Us appuTtenances
!hcIuNl"g the hotel building Of
twenty seven rooms ana All furui-
ture. az nutbui!d!ngs. Including Il
re" and up to-date stable ana three
hEs are located. The motel is cen
tiuily located, and Is a desirable place
IN every way. Terms Of sale. Cash
SAiAI-i- %G,At%>. WAX CHERRIES. BE.
Vest Broad rhYnes go or 3s5.
TWO CANS OF BEST RCTTERBEANS
for 25c MONROE GROCERY 90
~ West Broad. Phones Monroe Ssi
on 80.
WAITE" taz5 j2T TiE FEPtIc J. 10 Tex kNow
naNt Main street. buy. sell exchange
3n9 tiaM NJ DIAMONDS ~ THE
- EST STYLES. Old gold ana
nm, $500 - ,t',,n ~ e*chanse
west B,oad. All orders intrusted
80 ~ "iihrr n person. by messenger,
our caraCii ,i'o .,,, OF Wlrc VII receive
,.,.,,.,-..,, :, - a..-t. e''i.,
.,',l,-,, ,,'' .. 90 80 OF 30.
OAK STREET WOOD AND COAL
tLe uc<, ,tyn ,ycoi-e r Iie!.NeL9a, Tor
4igf "''As '""he AAuiaon
JOSEPH CIiANCERELIyS FRENCH
T"Dk4J 5',,I ,,,'E,. ~ lnesi oliye, oil:
M0NEoE: GRSc'F,i,yy 20 none
900
as ~ WIG ~ 81. %,iN ROE OK GROCERY Co,
Shoes SHOES, SHOES!
sA,rrl.E SHOE STORE 90, 49,.
ctr.c -, inna "a, q. ~ IN -" i.aAL Brood
chceo 49, 49, - t'Ht') Hooq shoes
$50 \ BoWS DEN g G"4 yI5Wiv p ;if,Iy
Den
Tu1 best QUALITY or cITROH- Igc
aioni6.e2 asi . Or = sSS CO. Phones
AEAisbI ENArokATED PEACHES.
ON ~ !-nnG OF suns nine only &C.
~, M2NH1H GROCERY CO. 2lS
oS1 blo"d.
NABOB. ROYAL SCARF -I,1' gfS r,0pT>
iii3s,9, T.it5in@I "a ~ only Sc. can.
iro,,d ~ o'-i-Hf Co. Us West
CAS- SLICE pgAcHEs. . CANS FOR
west Hroad = 49, '-'>i ~ as
AIi%CEAlEAT- FANCY 0T-,r1rv
~, - SLlIf.
1919 ',''u Wcll aIanc"d
i'"'ts " iurther orders
~ ~ .iDNlS ~ GROCERY
~, -'tss - 81 80.
WAGES RENTS BILLS OF ANY
dcsciiptlon coliac,rd ar,.,,Lor.
can sct your money for YOU u olo
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For GlIf

DON'T. VOC WANT SOME; CHRISTMAS
music In Eour house The Edison
VIII furnish II. G. -. HAYNES K
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PERSONALS

THE OLD MODEL BARBER SHOP.
now located under American Ma
iional Bank Building, Tenth ana
Ma!n, thoroughly cosmopolitan. JIM
JiNNESS Manager
HUGHES Doll. HOSPITAL AND
con Wigs. 2U9 North Third &trect
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By Edward s. Rose Company.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

BANKRUPT SALE
OFF
HIGHLY NALCAl5LE REAL ESTATE
LOCATED IN THE GROWING
WEST END
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Suction SaleS, future SapG
Eicheson & Crutchheld
sutton &c Co. Inc,
Real Estate Auctioucers
BANKRUPT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION

Pursuant TO an order OF the District
Court of the United States FOR the
Eastern District OF Virginia entered
on the l0th day OF December. 1918. In
the matter Of Arthur H. Sprcnklc. bank
rupt, the undersigned Will offer FOR
sale AZ public auction. on the rcspeC-
tlNc PREMISES. on
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SiXty-Four Glorious Days Cruising
by the Mammoth and Sumptuous
S. =. 'RorTERDAJf" t2I,I7O Tonsl
Frank {. Cinrk's 10th Annual Cruise
TO THE ORIENT.
FEBRUARY End TO APRIL 7TH. 1911.
Costing $500, upward. including hotels.
guides. drives. etc. Some good accom-.
can DO secured. Phone Mon.
roe 100
ASK MR. BOWMAN" Manager Travel
Department.
Richmond Trust md Savings Co., Inc
CAPITAL. $1,000. 10000.
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Su5lnc56 Opportunity

WANTED. TO RENT HALF OF MY
miilheEy store. 4 splendid oppor-
'un!ty Tor some one TO open ladies'
SUIT department, jcweler optician.
clc. as nave a large trade and wiIl
SUIT any refined business. Posses
sion February /. MRS l.. BARNETT.
?Ss East Broad, opposite Miller &
i;hoads.
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All Travel Arrangements over Ons
Counter
American or European
Railroad, steamship md Pullinan
Tickets.
Baggage Checked Taxicab. Travellers.
Checks
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
500 East Main street.
Branch Offices: Jcfiei n-Murpiy'a-
Richmond Hotels
TINE AND TROUBLE SAVERS"
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18
How ro Make the Bcs, Buuer

On the subject OF Butter SET
iets-" a contributor 10 the current
issue OF Farm aud Firesido says:
There are three essentials tor
making good butter.
First. the milk must be- clean.
Second, the cream must b. kent
cold and at an even temperature.
Third. the cream must be proper
ly ripened before %churning.
You cannot get good milk frou u
COW that Is not healthy. You can
o get good milk from a COW that
does not get sufficien, nourishiug
food aud plenty Of good drinking
water land by that m"an water thai
you would drink. A certain ~
cunt OF food Is necessary 10 maintain
the COW ia health: all sue eats
above that amoun soes u .st or Ia
make milk. she should he cuTriod
To he cloeu. and yhe udier and toa;s
washed wi,. va 'u',i hp.orc each
mllt'pg. IN" Gll5,y sloUId "a clcnn
In person aiId clothing. and the milk
irg-placo clean anG open 10 the suu-
light.
Gems multiply very rapidly in
neat, 80 the next point Is ,o cool the
milk as rapidly as possible. Plenty
OF cold water ls necessary, and ic.
too, ir summer. Cream can BE- kept
several days before churning 81 T. Is
kept very cold. II should be stirred
well with each addition OF cream 20
keep u uniform In temperature aud
acidiiy. DO not add fresh cream 10
your churnine,
The last point is the proper ripen-
ing OF the cream, on which the per-
feet flavor most depends, This can
I've learaed only by experiment and
observation.
"Churu as nearly az siNty-fiye de-
erees as possible, and stop when the
butter Il Ike grains of wheat"
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18
C0unir, Town SnNings

In the April American MAGAZINE B.
W. Howe contributes the following
country town sayings:
"What people say behind Your back
is your standing IN the %ccmmunlt, ~
which You live.
at always makes a Furniture man
furious Tor %loafers TO occupy chairs
in front OF his store.
The mar whose PARISHES are
much too short, always wears his
coat-sleves' much too long.
when we look at some men who
say they we're sent to save the world,
We can't help laughing.
The feeling OF sleepiness when
you are not in bed, and can't get
there, is the meanest feeling in the
world"
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18
LEYHE-DOWNING CLOTHING CO,

can't depend on this and have good
roads. II We would take notice to the
worst places In the roads now and
plan as to the best way they could
be drained and graded, and then
after our busy season Is over sup
pose our commissioners, or road
boss I'm every district. set Just one
day for everybody to do something
for the betterment OF our roads and
every able bodied man observe this
day as We do Decoration day. Take a
team and scraper or pillow. II you
can't do this take a shovel. open b
ditch that Is filled. drain a mud hole
nli In on the sides OF the bridges ami
In this way. We could have better
roads and not miss the time. Lets
set n day aud do this. Every u
make up his mind to observe this day
and improve the condition OF our
roads. Madison Times. '
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18
Earmers Organizing In Orcgon

The following IL taken from an ar
ticle entitled "Busincsslike Commune
ity Farming" published In the mr.
rent issue OF Farm aud Flresido.
"One OF the best demonstrations of
the businesslike attitude of the Ore
gon mind Is the East CASTOR associa'
ton OF Washington county ia tbs
Willamette valley. about twenty-five
miles south OF Portland. The asso-
citation embraces "A rich farm AREA Of
about seyenty-fiye square miles. The
genius OF the scheme II MIR. W. X.
Newell. president OF the association.
which includes about fifty farmers.
They voted 10 raise the Same kind
of stock, They at once proceeded,
atort three years ago, 10 raise only
Holetein cattle. 10 huy, In common,
ti-'-e UGa"1 TAILS, Some got re-
eis,crod heifcr, and all COW had the
EcI''eip GtrGin, no other bulls heing
rsed.
ION the same principle they select
cd two breeds o. hogs Berkshires
aud Jersey Reds snd worked out all
thar did not have one or the other OF
lhcsc strains.
'They also settled upon one breed
OF sheen, aud for poultry they raised
.r'- NT,itc Legh0rns and Rhode Is
land Reds,
"No Gnc In the Association adver-
.,ses or pushes the sale OF anything as
from his special farm, but everything
Is 'Eas, CASTOR, They get four
cents > pound more for the brtter-fat
in Easl CASTOR cream than any other
brings. They guarantee the, quality
, and Is, he amount they will furn-
ish.
mo Gao OF them pays more than
| five per cent Interest on money, and
that IN q part OF the world where
eight per cent is quite the common
| figure, The members OF the associa-
| ton know all about M a~nother's
business, and II necessary will back
up anyone who needs money for. the
Improvement or development OF farm
or stock.
"They have dubbed together and
purchased the best Neutrality-suspicious.
on the market, and confine Its use to
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18
Good Roads.

Earl Dry, a farmer living Just east
OF town. sends Us the following arti-
Gle which has the proper solution of
the better dirt road question:
Nothing is more certain than
the fact that II country life Is to. be
made satisfactory, good roads must
be built, IL every mar a be con
WINGED that the roads can be great
ly improved by a little work ON his
part. we IAN have better roads by
far than we have today.
or course we ell have to pay our
poll tax. and our commissioners or
road overseers see that a part OF the
district is worked or work as Ions
as their money holds out, but We
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18

The annual commencement add
drcss OF the Miami high school viii
he delivered this year by Dr. Issac y.
E,rard. dean OF Missouri Valley col
lege at Marshall. Mo. DR.. E,rard
,ears thc reputation OF being u most
pleasing speaker besides having n
thorough acquaintance with rho cd
ucational system OF the state thrcrRii
',is Intimate as ISOLATION with the
state educational department and
his service as school. His common.
cement addresses have won Tor hin
"a reputation state wide. The pat.
ron OF the Miami schools may ex.
pect TO hear nm address that will h,
full of the very best OF things ant
every word OF which will he infer
esting. BE sure TO attend the excr
cises at the Christian church mex
Friday TO hear this address.
Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18
THE 18TH

4 sou was born 10 Mr.. aud Mrs.
Herndon of the MI. olive neighbor-
hood. March 18Th. Mrs. Hernnon In
a daughter OF Mrs. J. r.. Farmer Of
Marshall. This makes me thirteenth
grandson for Mrs. Farmer and she
IL Justly proud OF II. The little fellow
has been named John Harrison
Herpdon.
The Marshall republican., 1913-04-18

their own members. The same "
true OF other farm machinery.
III any one OF them discovers q
bulletin. or book or article that M.
should read. he passes the word ar.
ound.
80 exceedingly profitable Is this to
all members of the association tina.
II is TO he given state recognition an,
other communities are TO be- organic
cd for the same purpose along line
OF interests In different localities.