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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-29
(2;AANF
!of Football at Fairmont on
Thanksgiving Day is Ar
ranged.

BuCKHANNON, Ort. 30---Mana-
ger R. n. Gist Of West Virginia and
Fl. A. Stansbury of Wesleyan today
arrangements for the seat
ing Of the cheering aggregations OF
West Virginia University and Wesley
an college at the big game which will
be played at Farm ont on Thanksg1v-
ing day of this year. The Wesleyan
manaRement which controls the game
has assigned lowest Virginia Univer-
sity six hundred seats onsthe right
hand side of the field in the perma-
nent bleachers at South Side PARK,
while Wesleyan will have about the
same number Of seats directly oppo-
site on the left side of the field in
the new circus seats which Wesleyan
is having erected at the park. The
six hundred seats assigned to the
university will also be open to Nor
gantown townspeople and it is likely
that they will prove INADEQUATE In
number as Manager Gfst writes that
the whole town is coming" to Fair
mont on that date. Twelve hundred
seats. then. may have been said to
have been sold and it is yet a month
till the game is played. so that 1t can
he Judged from this what arushi there
will be for tickets for West Virginia
big Thanksgiving football attraction.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-29
HAVE YOU CATARRR?
It's Dangerous Disease-Hyomei
is the Easy, Safe and Rapid

Catarrh, which is usually indicated
by smiling, frequent colds. drop
pings in the throat, and raising of
mucous, is a serious disease because
hi surely spreads to the delicate linz
|inRs of the air passages, weakens the
entire. system, frequently destroying
the hearing, and makes mental and
nhy steal wreck OF its victims.
It's as foolish to take drugs to
cure catarrh as to swallow pill to
heal a broken arm. You must have
a direct application ething
that Will at once reach the diseased
tissues, kill the germs, and drive out
the poison.
Hyomei, that can be had from any
druggist. is just such remedy. Be-
ing a mixture of antiseptic and heal
ing oils that you breathe through
a small inhaler it's health-restoring
medication cannot help going direct
to the raw and infiamed lining Of the
nose and throat. quickly relieving
that chocked-up feeling, stopping
the unclean discharges from the nose
and healing the sore spotst-you
breathe freely. Even the worst
cases respond at once.
There is nothing for the treatment
az catarrh Ills that is easier, more
pleasant or so satisfying, as Hyomei.
and 1t is most Inexpensive. Wells
IHavmaker Go. sells 1t on the No I.
cure no-pay,, plan Divert semsnt..
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con Ratio
Win Give a Recital Tonight at
the African Methodist
Episcopal Church.

Assisted by local talent. Madame
Carolyn Montgomery. a .contralto SO
loist, will appear at Pride's African
Methodist Episcopal church ton1gnt.
The following program Will be Cd
served:
A-Sunsety. ...,.... Dudley BUCK
B-Rose in the Bud. Foyrester
C-Du Bist Mem All GERMANY
Theodore Bradsky
The Cry of heal. ....-
A-Bend Low o Dusky Night
.....5-. e. &. Kroger
B-A Song Of Spring
w. H. Neidlinger
c&cradie Song. Kate vannah
D-Laschia Chfsio Pianga 1Ital-
From R1naldo. l1711.
Ny Heart is Weary
Recital and Aria from Nadeshda.
A-Sapphic Ode. John Brahms
B-Since You Went Away.
III. Rosemond johnson
Time. j. Leubrie Hill
Anon occur s'ouvre la voix.
(Frenchl &c; Saint-saens
From Samson ct Della 1877
B-Lil' Boy. w. n. Neidhngei
Good Bye. e. Pablo Tostt
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port the gold of our country to pay
our trade balances when offered by
the president Of the United States
The failure OF our revenue from Gus
toms sources was inevitable. Tne
president said our imports have de-
creased. On the contrary our I'M
ports have increased but our Teve-
nues have deereased-
The Democrats we're driven 70 the
necessity Tor passing revenue Oil
because or the failure OF their new
constitution Of peace, the failure OF
their tariff for revenue only 70 supp!y
the treasury to the largest extent =
nearly generation.
These are the conditions that nave
m de the deficit in the treasury. THESE
are the conditions that make It nee
essary for the eDmocrats to pass 9
revenue bill imposing burden some
tax under special rule.
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Mother tarir for revenue only has
ed to produce enough revenue to
20 the extravagant expenditures Of
democratic Congress.
on other occasions. WIN Demo
ratio tariff for revenue only has fall
"a Stn produce enough to- meet Dem
oera4ic demands for appropriations.
they have sold bonds or offered them
for sale to meet the deficiency. Nov
they are taxing people directly TO
MAKEUP the deficit.
! The war in Europe is feeble ex-
cuae for the decline in revenue. even
with sunacient money to meet their ex
trayaEant expenditures; the failure
Of their policies to remove a wide
spread depression that exists all over
tue country; the failure of the bal
hnce of trade in our commerce with
the world. making 1t necessary to ex-
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convc
further the ends OF
of Professor Ash
Rexford university
intrused With funds which he appropriated When the
life who he feared would expose him Being an e
deadly poison
lmars +
discarded
With
guilty
cons ienceu u lie himself
In
in murray ling nayst Helmars death
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WESLEYAN.
viii Meet Georgetown il
Washington in Big Game
Saturday.

BucKHANNoN, Oct Wesleyan
held the last practice before the
game with Georgetown Thursday on =
Vet field and in the worst weather
that has been witnessed here this
wear. The work consisted on stift
signal drill for two teams. The team
left this morning for Washington.
The FOLLOWING men will make the trip
with Coaches Mount Pleasnt and Gar
low: Singleton, Vance, Lewis, Bobbitt,
Morgan, Altman, Ke1lison, W1thers
Heavier. Morrison, e. Smith, Res
seger, Miller, Merrells, Stansbury'
Jacobs, o. Shumaker, and Captain w
Shumaker.
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VARSITY TEAM
OFF for Washington, Pa, Where
the Big Game of the Sea-
son Will Be Played.

MoRGANTOWN, w. Va, Oct. 30
After putting the linemen through a
2O-minutes drill of charging and
blocking out ends, Coach Gus zefg-
ier drove two varsity teams through
a full hour of signal drill. the coach
taking a position right back of the
first team and seeing to it personally
that every man went his hardest. The
third team scrimmaged the high
school and scored at will, using
washington and Jefferson plays for
the most part. West Virginia goes to
Pitfsburg today leaving here on the
8 O'Clock train this morning. and
practice vii! be held in the afternoon
on Forbes field. The night will be
spent at Hotel Schenley and the
run to Washington will not be made
until Saturday morning The Noun
taineers are going to Washington. not
to hold the Red and Black. but to
score on them.
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noT1cE.

BY mutual agreement the firm Of
Charles a. Bunner and Lindsay Laugh.
rev partners, trading and doing bnsi.
ness as Fulton Market. situate at 6t5
West Pike street. ClarksburE, w. va;
has this day been dissolved. the said
Charles E. Bunner. withdrawing from
said firm. and the said Lindsay Langh-
the same name at the old stand, ana
assuming all obi cations OF said business
incurred since March 12.l914. ~.
LINDSAY IAUGHREY.
@. Z. BUNNER,
Partners. trading and doing business q:
~ Fulton Market
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Ale SAINTS DAY
win Be Observed Sunday by
the Catholic and Episco-
pal C Churches.

The Feast Of All Saints falls on
Sunday. November 4. this year, and
will be observed in the Catholic and
Christ Episcopal churches. Regular
Sunday services will be held in the
Catholic church with low masses at
z and o'clock and nigh mass at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-29

hold a. lot sale on his plat Of land in
the southern end of our town Satur-
day, continuing all day, or until all
the lots are sold One could do worse
than to buy some of these lots. Come
at the sound Of the brass band
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-29

Big CSC Liquid Veneer Dust
Cloth Free with each soc Bottle
Liquid Veneer Friday and Sat
urday. Martin Bros.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-29

Annette Kellerman issto appear in
a musical review. her diving act to
be featured.
Isabel D.Armond is going to Aus
tralia to. play long engagement I'M
ntosh.
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THE TREA1ERS

Continued from page seyen.)
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1880. vssper service will be held
at q 80 O'Clock in the evening.
3 At the Christ Episcopal church the
services will be Holy Communion at
1880 o'clock in the morning and Holy
Communion and a sermon at II
o'clock. Saturday. October 81, is OBJ
served in both churches as a fast
day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-29

There area lso two splendid acts OF
vaudeville by the Friedlander Trio
and Harry and Emma Pyser.
Oliver Morosco is to produce a new
play to be called 1.-The Witness
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fs.v cry DEMOCRATIC POLICY FAILS
BY PHILIP p CAMPBELL
Congressman from Kansas.

!. :. = : = !. :. :. =. = = :: :, = = : : :.
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II. S. Holden Of Buekhannon viii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AuctIOncerE.
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT ACCTIO\


FURNITURE HIGH
tAIT\T lAl-)H HALL
RUGS MD DuGitTS.
PICTURES AND ORNAMENTS REFRIGERATOR RANGE.
STANTNNlota WATER HEATER. ETC
lseila
auction OF the
TUESDAY.
Il ~
RESIDENCE,
hanSCm. Mhoenny
Peics
RECEPTION Hall Iieautiful Curtains.
asSs itdiiiGs and Fern stand Brass unhrei Holder
ch" SFl Jr | autiTi t. si"r%s , ,; r
liayiian,
~ san" a ro 4 I9 ol Nd f q 2aa
TOP Sfoo Tail.
M K!TciilN M, tANTlY enamed
Utensils
MISSES tooMEqnl,ed entirely vhite enamel containing
t;DkoOM Sprine candy
Ecl Resilient iygcnc
Tanls solid nahcEany G9oma d1n lnauful
m adtcnM ~ 3Mhogany Dresser beautiful Mahoany
BEDROOM soS irons
WI, GpI'Ea AlI ND IA;k
Sale positive Goods vited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
WAR AND BUSINESS.
II Never Helps This Nation In Financial or

Any Other Way.
The I'hiiai elphia lcdger says:
y pet Wall Street Illusion is that a war
with Mexico anybody else would help the
United States financially.
Must have munitions and PROVISIONS
therefore factories would be stimulated to
supply such articles.
friends. When mans leg Is cut off ac-
tiv'iy ~ stimulated to the extent of rush
ing ambulance. II busy surgeon. an employed
nurse. the consumption OF absorbent cotton
and other supplies
Mr.. Hurt Mans MONEY st'rs M all these
richer BY the operation. nor Is the commu-
nifty.
sio9c9D.oo1 TO pay for supplies. all OF which
would he wasted In II war. is not the way
ior the Uniteh states 70 get prosperous.
Brokers always recall tho fact that bust
ness doomed In America during and after
the Spanish War. But the war didn't cause
that boom |; was simply not n biz enough
started.
In the early part OF the Civil! War security
values were greatly depressed Later. when
IL became evident the North would triumph,
stock prices advanced
The battle OF gettysburg. for example.
Pcnnsylv an!n Railroad stock but Then the
tide had turned.
England never got anything 10 compen.
War cost. Japan is now almost bankrupt
Oh account OF It's war with kussia.
cannot permanently bc "a good thing Tor any
people. IT what Is spent for cavalry horses
Dough; pillow horses. the latter would recrc-
ate enough wealth TO pay for them selves
Not SO the war charger. He never -
penny.
The canned food and clothing that a
factory. but these materials, If they went 10
farm iaborcr. would be made Ia work TO
pay Tor themselves.
No. YOU can scarcely promote war as
u lever 10 Tilt business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
DOCKET Is DISPOSED OF
AND COURT ADJOURNS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Wise. Va. May 2.--'rhc Circuit Court
closed here on Thursday after Il session
of four weeks. Several important
criminal cases were postponed until the
July term Of court The case Of An
drew Williams. Il young white man.
tried for the killing OF John SturSil
white. at Appalachia during January.
attracted much attention.. Williams
w;iS acquitted. He was represented by
r. L. Bruce, y. NJ. Wears. w. II. Bond,
}. l.. Bulltt and George Peery. and
prosecuted by commemorative Attor-
ney Dotson. assisted by Attorney scott.
OF Gate City.
was acquitted of killing negro last
month. The negro was drunk and re-
fused to be arrested by brother of
Flemning, and was shot by Pearl Flem-
ming rs he was trying to throw stone.
There were several cases of minor
Importance this week Two boyS-Ad-
kinS and Ramey-werc given one year
in the penitentiary for breaking into a
store. The sentence was the result Of a
compromise.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Tobacco
Machinery

The undersigned. trustee in bank
ruptcy OF Penn n Watson tobacco man
uiacturerS. ut Martinsviiic, Va, will. on
TUESDAY, MAY IL. 1914.
at o'clock y. NJ.
offer for sale. ut public auction, FOR
cash, at the Penn n Watson tobacco
factory at Martinsvillc. VA. the ma
chinery. apparatus and furniture used
Ivy tha, firm i'll its we'll -cuuipped plant.
consisting in par; OF Sc-norscpower
boiler and 5V-hoTscpowor engine, order
ing and casting mnchines hydraulic
pumps. shapes, duplex machines ana
many other things, also office iurni-
turc, pulleys. shafting. etc. lnforma
ton furnished on application.
THOMAS G.. ZURICH, Trustee.
MaytinsVillc. Va.
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WIRELESS CODE SIGNAL
READ INTO IS. o. S."
Explanation of Ncportcd Call for AS
sistnncc From Steamship
pcrslu.

San Francisco, May 3.--lIow Il wire
less operator heard the steamship
Persia SIGN her code signal M. Il. So
after giving her latitude and longi-
tudc, and misread it into -. .. S. the
tho signal for assistance, WAS cx-
planned to-day by those familiar with
the international code used for wire
less work. The mistake probably
caused the report yesterday that tho
Pacinc Mail liner siberia was i'll dis
trcss OF ,hc coast OF Formosa.
The symbols Tor the two sets Of
letters are ~ follows:
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the reHns OF the Who il determined sell will
r. &
TO II la a and pantr
Il l AN the o
Il I
he
schd
I
the 10 the place.
n,anc!n
THIS SA-i train
To train
w
a the ation
&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.
AUCTIONEERS,
GIG East Broad Street.
We will sell at public auction.
WEDNESDAY,. MAY 4,

We will sell at public auction.
WEDNESDAY. MAY u,
1T 1890 y. NJ.
ut No. 20 North Ninth Street. the re-
manning stock of n. II. Francis ~ Co..
Inc consisting Of Plumbing and Man
tel Supplies. etc.
The stock consists OF IA lot of Gal
vanizcd Iron Fittings, Steam Fittings.
fourteen Wood Cabinet Mantels. with
mirrors: Crates. Brass Androns. Gas
Logs. nice lot Of Bathroom Spccialtics
Gas Nantes, burners and Globes. three
secondhand Latrobc Stoves. one lot
HyEiea Water Filters. one beautiful
Colonial Type Brass Fire Set. Roll Top
Desk. one STANDING; Desk. one Type
writer Desk, one Once Chair. one Office
Stool. one Iron Safe. outside dimen-
sions about 2SxiG inches. and one Por-
cclain Iuratory.
Sale Will start promptly at 1890 at
No 2G North Ninth street. This is an
excellent opportunity for dealers to re-
plcnish their stock. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA. AUCTION COMPANY.
Auctionecrs
GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman.
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PROPOSALS-SeaIcd

BIDS WILL BE ECElNED FOR THE.
following work TO be done at the Col
lcgc OF William and Mary, Williams
burg. Va:
/. The construction OF = new din
ing room and kitchen.
.. Converting the present dining
room and annex into dornitorics.
3. Extensive repairs to the Talla-
fcrro dormitory building.
I. Plumbing ia all of the above
buildings, ANA heating III the new
dininE-r room and kitchen.
Bids will be opened at the college
ON Monday, May II. 1919. mt ~
o'clock. y certified check for $500
must accompany each bid. The right
is reserved 10 reject any and all bids.
For further Information address
&. Il. UOLTZCLNW. Architect. Hamp-
ton. Va, or IL. i. BRIDGES. Supcriu-
tcndAlt Grounds and buildings. Will
liam Hurg Va
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proceeded. This explained why moth
ing more WAS heard from her.


Tokyo. May 2.--Grcat relief Is felt
here ut tho news from Manila that the
Pacific mail steamer Siberia. reported
yesterday by wireless to have been In
great peril off the coast of Formosa, Is
safe at Manila.
The FIRST erroneous reading Of the
wireless calls from the Siberia evident
ly were made IT the Oseza,Iai wireless
station liz Japan. They were inter
preted rs setting forth that the steamer
had met with an accident, ana was in
distress
on receiving the news. the Japanese
government dispatched cruisers and
merchant ships from Foruosa to. the
Siberia. Il British warsiip steamed ut
fun speed to her assistance. and the
American naval authorities mt Manila
made hurried preparations to send help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

\ steamer iii giving her longitude
and latitude sends her own code name
thereafter twice. 1t Is considered
probable that or Me Iirst sending some
operator failed to receive the M" and
'B' and caught only the -" Natural
~. alert ut the first letter Of tile dis
trcss signal he rauSht the two dashes
OF the M" as the Persia started send
Ing hcr code name the second time
and overlooked the slight pause be-
tween these two dashcs ana the first
dash Of r. running the three to-
getncr. Thus he had:
:. q.
ana the final three dots OF the ~"
made the third -"
The operator having the location OF
The vessel. what he thought WIS -
-. So rciayed the call The Persin,
having given ncr location and name
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
SHOES! SHOES, SHOES!

WANTED. CARPETS TO DUST AND
scour by latest improved machinery;
by ? only 81. We also make over
All kinds Of carpets NEW YORK
CARPET CLEANING CO, 2O01 East
Franklin. Monroe 2OS6.
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that certain brick yard property in
c g County, adj9inins the city
fronting on Maury stree; and tho River
View Road. on which is located the
brick making plant consisting OF en-
making machinery and apparatus. TO-
Ge;her With all tools and machinery
used in the operation tic Of the said plant.
View Road. opposite the aforesaid
plant.
mailing business Will md this IN sp pn
did opportunity to secure completes
plant. we'll equipped and ready for inn
ing South Richmond AS II does, pre-
sents fine opportunity for investors
or spectators.
The plant will nrst be offered apart
from tho land. then the land without
the plant. and then the entire plant and
offers n 1 n be- e' es Gne o Sa
court.
ut, TER r, on ppIlsnt. u sold separately.
six and twelve months from s,ata OF
sale. for notes. with interest added. and
secured By personal Endorsement salts
and trustees. and to be approved BY
the court: or all cash. at the option or
The purchass,r: and rs 10 the land. il
balance in three equal installments
for notes. with interest added ana
months from date OF sale. and the title
retained until all OF the purchase
money has been paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court: or all cash. at
the option of the purchaser. and the
taxes for 1914 are 20 he pro rated
+ should the property DE sold as "A
whole. thon >the terms will be as was
set out for the said land.
10 LANE STERN.
SOL. CUTCHINS,
s :. i. PATTERSON
j. JORDAN LEAKE,
Special Commissioners
GEORGE Il. IAW
HOWARD J.. ANDERSON,
Trustees in Bankruptcy.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioners hy
The order referred TO above has been
duly executed.
JOSEPH =. BRADY. Clerk,
BY L. T.. Powers.
Deputy Clerk.
NJ the same time and place the un-
dersigned trustees will sell at public
auction eleven Cd cords OF pine and
oak wood
TERMS: Cash.
j. LEE DAVIS.
HOWARD l. ANDERSON,
GEORGE T.. CLAW.
Trustees ui W. j. Ready. Bankr,nt
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Coast Line Railroad Company
ohicc of the Treasurer
Wilmnrton. \. G., MAY /. 1919
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF AT-
lantic Coast Line Railroad CompauS
has declared dividend of two aud
"ne-haii per cent on the preferred
capital stock of that company. pay
ahtc mt the Office Of the treasurer
Wilmington. y. c.. on and after May
IL. 1914. The transfer books are
closed from April 80 10 May II. both
inclusive.
JAMES T.. POST.
TreaSurer.
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NOTiCE-ClIurch

EPISCOPAL.
ST JAMES l.. L. CHURCH tBIRCH AND
Fvunkim Sreetsp,-Diviuc service at II \. ~.
luG S T. NJ. sunday school 9:3) ~ VI.
Mems Bible Glass at 70 \. Nj Ncv. WIN.
MEADE. CLARK, rector; Rev. THOMAS q.
b.\l:ST, associate rector. strangers and visi-
tors cordially welcome.
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Gil i,ul,x Found On strns

Special 30 The Times Dspatchl
Bristol. Va, May "A girl baby
t"nnd Ola TIE doorstcps OF q Bristol
nome one might this week was takei,
to -. Luko's Hospital. there to he held
i untll roster parents could pc found for
| H. The mystery of the little ones par
erts has not been solved.
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OF
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY n. w. Bowo & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Desirable Two-Story De-
tached Dwellings
200 and 22O2ChaGn St.

AT the request OF the owner. who liz
determined TO sell. we will offer for
sale. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY .. 1919.
ut q O'Clock L. NJ.
the two properties above mentioned
beginning with No. 2202. and iinmc-
Tately thereafter No. 200, which is
the corner
These arc substantial sevcn-room
frame houses. and are good renters
Being Just across the street from the
new school building, makes them very
desirable homes. and they should com
mnnd the attention OF homescckcrs as
well as investors.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
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T-uJ. Wost CIaN Strcci.
WANTED. TO RENT TO GENTLE
man, nicely furnished front room in
private family with no children. I.o.
cation central Terms reasonable
col East Leigh street. city.
SECOND FLOOR FURNISHED ROOMS.
3u9 Eas; Franklin.
FOH RENT. ON: FRONT ROOM. FUR
uished' So 22t south Third street.
ONE NEWLY pAPEREp ROOM. CEN
trally located, In private FANNY
convenlent 10 bath. with use OF
phone. Phone Monroe 27i0-J
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AUCTION sALE-Euturc Days.
VIM. T. pizzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
123 East Main Street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF DE
SIRABLE DETACIII1D RESIDENCE
OF TEN ROOMS. WITH TWO
BATHS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS. STA
ELE EMO
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BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
BANKRUPT SALE BY
PUBLIC AUCTION

VALUABLE BRICK PLANT. WITH Is
ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED. IN
GOOD CONDITION FOR IMMEDIATE
OPERATION
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waite family, centrally located: bust
ness man preferred. Go1 North Eighth.
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By virtue OF an order of the Dis.
trict Court of the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia, en-
W. j: Ready, bank rupt. the under
signed special commissioners and trus-
tees III bankruptcy Will sell by public
auction, upon the premises. on
TUESDAY MAY s. 1919,