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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
NEW MINISTER IN CHARGE.
Rev. stanley White THkes Up Work In
Gnrdousviile Group of
Churches.

lSpccisl ~ The Times Dispatch.
CNAKLOTTESVlllE VA, Septem-
her la--The Rev. Stanley White has
taken ny the work In tho Gordonsville
group OF churches. West Hanover Pres
nNtcry. For several years he had
charge OF the Arvonia group of
churches, while student at Union
Thcolosical Seminary. lie had OK
rectei to so 10 the foreign field. but
ursNrccted conditions arose, making
this Impossible. certainly for several
years.
Every field IN West Hanover Pres
hytery IS now supplied with pastor.
rho Rev. Hugh NJ Hudson. former
pastor II the Gordonsvilie Freshly
terrain Church. hat recently elected
superintendent 81 homo missions and
Sabbath school work OF West Hanover
rrcshytery. Will move 10 this city to-
morrow to mako his headquarters.
The Office OF the Homo Mission Mes
serser. the official organ OF the Pres.
hytery. Will also be transferred from
Gordonsviiic 10 Charlottesville. Mr..
Hudson looks sfteG the publication OF
this monthly. which has circulation
OF 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
News Notes OF Interest.

Among the early public improJ
ments decided upon at Hopewell isl
school building. The structure v1
be OF brick and will cost about SIS. OI
The site was donated by the Real III
tate Development Company of this CT
ana the money to erect the struct,i
is the gift of the DUPONT Compa,|
Al Its meeting Saturday night Pd
- Travellers Protective Associated
gave hearty endorsement of the ov.I
hend bridge scheme In Second Stre|
this scheme has also been endorsI
ny nearly 1000 property owners al
luaiihcd voters in the city. but h
met with opposition in the Council.
The new y. +. Hill Public School
Haiifax Street will be opened for n
'l,s tomorrow. ana will offer sod
'eilef but the congested condition
81 INC schools generally are such IN
mere is urgent demand for md
schools for both white and color
children. The present enrolment
;hc high school is 3la. and this W.
DC greatly Increased during the ed
sion.
The Norfolk and Western Comma
viii put two extra passenger trains
the road between Petersburg n
lopewell this week for the better !
cominodation of the mon working
the evening and night shifts Al !,
DUPONT plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
.PREsBYTERY To MEET
IN BETHLEHEM CHURCH
Regular Fall Session VIII BE Held
In Hanover County on
Tuesday
TWO RESERVATIONS COME UP
Funerals OF Automobile Victims Take
Place-JOhn G. Lewis Dies of Pts.
tol Wound Accidentally Caused by
His Friend.

PETERSBURG. VA. September ia
The regular fall meeting Of East HIM
over Preshytery will he held In tho
bethlehem Church, hanover County, on
Tuesday. with the Rev. James a. Nc
Clurc. OF this city. presiding as mod
orator. The churches of Petersburg
Viii he represented at the meeting.
Usually at the fall session of the Pres
oNterN no great amount of business
outside Of the reports OF committees,
Is brought up for consideration The
annual meeting In the spring is tho
important business gathering of tho
Fresbytery. But at this meeting action
VIII be taken on the designations of
Rev. l.. NJ. Allen, who for the past
eight years has served the Namozinc
Church In LunenburE and the Hawkins
Memorial Church I'm Dinwiddie, and Of
Rev. +. w. Osborne. pastor Of the SAM
ucl Davies group Of four churches in
Hanover County. Tho question OF tho
resignation Of Row. Mr.. Allen was he
fcrc the Prcshytery ut called meet
Ing held IN this city some DAYS ago.
but action on Il was deferred until
the regular meeting because there had
been no formal vote OF the conurega-
tons upon accepting the resignation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
DR.. Brady S Health Talks
SUBSIDIZED MOTHERHOOD.

one reason why we arc unanimously
in favor OF fun and unlimited woman
suirraE" is that We want to SEQ moth
When Il woman becomes "A mother
chic Is making u priceless pift to the
state. AS an expression OF its anpre
citation. the state should rrescn, tho
mother an honOrarur. THIS would bc
our iden of Subsidized motherhood IL
would TO good Investment q. state
funds. tho very best investment III.
state could possibly make.
thousands OF mothers suffer rro-
ionccd invaNdtsm loss Of c,liciercv
an" even death. because they do not
receive proper care at the tim, -.
childbirth and in tho following wrcGs
fnr 10" often this is attributable 20
~" roNortN OF tho family Indeed.
comparatively f"w families can aWord
INC hc't Kind Of medical attention and
nursing Tor such cases. II - the duty
OF the state. purely from n selfish in
tcreSt. To supply such care or tho
means ~ obtaining H.
u there ia one thrr that fills =
doctors heart with hatred OF his race
~ Is inc sight of woman suffering
Tor want OF adequate caro- at this vital
~ meni or her lifa. Graft. extrnva-
sance, luxury. Cnpltaljstic cNplCtro-
non or the work'nsman. tho working
woman and the wording child on the
enc hand; misery. pain. discnse. death
on tho other hand. And then these
moncNed hypocritcs talk OF "upl!ft-
tnS and ''imDrovinc" humanity and
organize charity under huslncsslik
methods for improving the condition
OF tho poor II tho poor victims com.
I" Thorn and say Give us fair wage. e
tho rh'lanthrorts's cali out the milf
tia and shoot them ur.
In Germany. where old age IS al
ready pens!oncd. motherhood is also
assisted by tho state. American moth
crs and children are worth as much
t" III" state rs any others our laws
should he SO fixed that I'll. fltnc- of a
firth certificate by the physician would
Hndtc tho mother to n definite week
" contribution from the government.
sufficient 10 assure hcr the best obtain
ahl" care ana attention Tor the SIX
weeks every mother should be pre-
pared 10 devOt" to her baby II is n
aad fact that many an cxpectant moth
or looks forward with miscivirs- 20 tho
arrival ot the baby, simply because Of
tho financial outlay she fears .ha fam
lily can iN-arTord Here is n debit tho
State owes and should he glad 10 pay
motherhood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE
HAS LARGE ENROLMENT
baptist Institution starts Ycnr with
43S Students From Many Stntea.
China nnd Cubu.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
WAKE FOREST, n. c.. September 10.
-EiEhty-two counties. from the State
of North Carolina. ten States. Cuba and
China, arc represented In the enroll
mcnt at Wake Forest College for tho
current session. The total registration
mt the Baptist college Is 4as. This Is
an Increase over last years enroll
ment OF forty-eiGht. The college has
the largest freshman class in It's his
tory. OF the total registered. over 100
are freshmen.
Wake Forest draws it's students from
every county in the state of North Car
olina, except eighteen. Wake County
leads IN the registration with ffty-siS
students. Cleveland County comes sec
ond with eighteen. and Robson Coun-
ty. third, with sixteen.
The following ten States are repre-
scented in the enrolment at Wake For
est: South Carolina, Tennessee. Nir-
ginia. Georgia. Louisiana. Delaware.
Oklahoma. Florida. Kansas and Mis-
sissippi. South Carolina leads in .hc
enrolment by states. North Carolina
excepted. with fifteen, Virginia follows
with eight, and Georgia comes third
with seven.
Tho counties represented in the en-
rollment at Wake Forest with the mum
Der Of students from each are as fol-
lows: Alamance. ., Alexander, /: An
son. &; Beaufort, l: Bcrtie. 10; Bladen.
,; brunswick. 3 RunconbP, Ii: Burke.
,: Cabarrus. |: Caldwell. .: Camden. . !;
Cortcrnt. |: Cnswcll. p iCatawba. =:
Chatham 6 Chowan. .: Cleveland Is:
Columbus. 4: Craven. |: Cumberland.
p: Davidson. Q: Davic. &: Duplin. II:
EdSecombe. .. Forsyth 3. Franklin, . +:
Graham. /: Granville, l; Green. 2.
Guilford. i; Halifax. 10; Harnett. s;
Haywood. 3 Henderson. : Hartford. ::
Hyde, l: Iredcll. .; Jackson, /; Johns
ton To- Les. 2: L"np.r, 2; Lincoln. . {;
Macon. |: Madison, a. Martin. .; Neck
lcnhurg. 4. Mitchell. ;, Moore. .: Nash
4: Nov Hanover, > North Hampton.
10; ORANGE, !. pasauotank, I: Fender.
/: Perquinans. 5; Person. 5. Pitt. 4:
Folk. 2: Randolph. 3: Richmond. ;:
Robson. Ii; Rockingham. 2. Rowan
!; Rutherford. s: Sampson. 10; Scot
land. 2; Stanly. :: Stokes. |: Surry 5
Swain, . TRANSATLANTIC. .: Union. .:
Vance. 3: Wake. SC. Warren. !: Wash
ington. 3 WatnuEa. !: Wayne. 3
Wilkes. :; Wilson. 3 Ynnccy. l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Arms and Evening Dress
tuY ANToINlcTTE DoNNELLY.)


NConErtEht. lSlN, by y. poOnelly)
There are two kinds ot arms TINT
the sleeveless gown was not designed
tcr-th" very slim and tho very fat
II Is e pretty even toss-ur winch shows
To worse ADVANTAGE
a little trick that the skinny" and
tho plump armed woman richt prac-
;iCr 10 advantage If in spite ~ her
better Judgment she insists on rhc
sleeveless gown. l. the use OF the
chiffon ~ tullc scarf y white tuilo
sCnrf drapci rather fully VIII soften
and round the appearance of tho thin
arm. a black tullc scarf has the or
positc effect ON the tat arm.
rrsscntahlc arms Cor the sleeveless
GOWN must have tirm. smooth flesh
nron tho bones Hard elbows which
are often tho only disiortuG feature
OF good arms, are easily enough rene
dicd Rub the elbow joint every Sliah;
with almond oil o. good skin FOOD
after scrubh:uE with stiN hcsh brush
and good soap
ErWrtions appear not intrrQucntly
upon the bash OF the upper arms.
wh'ch more often than not are due
10 lack OF surface circulation. The
best remedy for this IS cold baths in
the morning II YOU can not stand
tho morning plunge YOU would do q
lot toward remodyiuE this rCuShnsss
~ Nour arms wv lcttinG the cold water
run over tho arms tor Il minute or two
ate. the bath, then rubbing ytsyo-ous-
~ with q Turkish towel. Daily use o:
q hath brush Is recommended A& one
o.: the quickest remedies The Nris,lcs
siimU!Ai" the circulation and a, ;hc
same time prevent an accumulation ot
dead skin. Sometimes q couple OF
weeks ~ daily use 81 Ihc brush will
make The arms smooth and so:,
The swimming arm movements are
equally beneficial IN rrrparlnS thin
ana Eat arms Tor the sleeveless gown.
Stand with feet about eighteen inches
apart; Shoe; the arms directly for
"ard stratghtcn the LEFT icn and throw
;hr weigh; on the r!sht, which should
Hs benz. Then sweep the hands and
arms outw"-i IN : horizontal plane
Il your flesh hangs loose and nahby
or the unde!siGe ot the upper arms
cont ne tempted into wearing the en-
H-eiy sleeveless Eown. You will show
g much better ADVANTAGE With Sleeve
Of fne ;u!ie or lace Or chiioM AZ least
lens enough - cove. Up The excess
.NcirGuyoiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

The use Of se!f-Ioned rlaids COM
tined with monotone :aTe:a is i!lus-
truic. IN ;o-6svS sketch IRE color
Is INC new :'e.6 mouse, v-hi,h :
ni'tGrr O: C-sv and brown arI closely
rcsc.C'h !es The familiar tAu7e
Ihc dress shows the from; pan ! and
the e;cn made o! the plate fabric.
while he p!ai'ed SIDES and The sleeves
are cf the ta!f~ta There is uo-kct
OF ne tsfcta ani satin pia'd o.aa-
Iotn'ed with = button Of n: >Gn4c
4 touch ot contrasting color !s Il
forisC by hrai5 eIrpro!de-y Q! : or!l-
i!h:i orange, which is applied 10 TIE
epaUlettes ana CT the front 9. the
Of chiffon ~ ih= back - the
blouse is & nat collar Of oraag. well
vet IL sailor form
= model q this sor; is practical as
veil as drossY and should appeal 10
tie u oman lo3n;nr for good l-oA3ng
carmen: at reasonable price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Died of His InIurIes.

John q. Lewis. who was accidentally
shot last nigh. b. T. NJ. Marshall. died
mt late hour in the Petersburg Hos
pital The two mon were friends and
has been practising with a pistol Il,
was while Mr.. Marshall was handling
the weapon that Il was accidentally
discharged. the ball penetrating the
stomach az Lewis and innicting fatal
wound. Lewis IL survived BY his
mother and two brothers in Dinwiddic
County. Before death he cNonc rated
Marshall from blame Deceased was
tho son OF w w Lewis. or Dinwiddi".
TO which county the body was sent to-
day for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
StrOthcr-Drnsllcv.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LfNCHBCRG. VA, September il
Or Paul Morgan Strothor. % this ci
ana Miss Elizabeth Lewis Brad.
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Edgar
bradley, OF Croswicks. y. Y. were m;
Iiod yesterday at tho home of (;
brides family Only tho immedi.
families OF the principals were "
ncssos to tho ceremony. which ",
performed by REV Morgan Ashley
u. OF Grace Church. Borlen,own. x
Or. ana Mrs. Stroihcr viii he
nome here after October 10 a, Z
Wise Stro",.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Ethical
ks
Woman and lone

wants to use II to make your hair
look pretty and wavy for tho dance
I'm GLAD YOU are glad because YOU are
tall. ! think II Is always prcttier to
have the hair hang In curls when do
ing fancy daucinH. II is hnrd to hold
II In place with ribbons and hnirptns
because of being in constant motion
always recommend pure castillo eoap
for the face. Just tell tho clerk YOU
want CASTLE soap and ii will TO given
to you. shall he glad To send you
formula for soap Jelly for shampooiug
the hair II YOU will send mo n stamped.
addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
WEST HANOVER PRESRYTERY
TO MEET At APPOMATTOT
Especial to The Times Dispatch

CHARLOTTESNILI. VA. Scptcm-
Der lo.--West hanover Preshytcry will
hold its regular fnll meeting. begin
ming Tuesday night. In the church at
ArnomattoN Courthouse The open
Ing sermon Will be preached by the
retiring moderator. Rev. J. 4. Thomas .,
Of Amherst.
\ movement has been launched to
make this year tho best yet known
In the history ~ the prcshytery. par
uCularly With reference to evangelist
tic work. Sundny-school development
and the using OF gifted elders and lay
NOR in conducting services IN weak
churches and CT mission points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

The funeral of John y. Gould. OF
Chestcrfcld County, and Percy j. Hog
wood. OF this city. who were Killed in
tho recent automobile accident at
Cedar Level. In Prince George took
place this afternoon from tho Second
Church. Tho impressive ceremonies
We're conducted hy Rev. r w Moore.
There WAS n very large attendance OF
relatives and friends or the Young men
Mr.. Hollywood WAS n member Of tho
Petersburg GrayE, and the company at
tended IN body TO pay respect TO the
memory of their conraic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Dwelling flohtfpd.

The residence OF Mrs. Bessie Young.
In Hinton Street. was broken into
through window last night ard
robbed OF n ladys gold watch. gold
bracelet. ring with an amethyst, and
ring with an emerald setting and a
fraternity pin. No clue TO the thief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pierce Almost Roasted
Alive when Gnsoline Stove
EXplodes.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

WEST POINT. VA. September 10
This morning about 10 o'clock Mrs.
explosion OF Il gasoline stove. She and
her husband lived on n houseboat
near the marine railway. not far from
Gresham bridge. Mr.. Pierce was an
employee tho marine railway.
Something went wrong with the stove
and MIR. Pierce took 1t up to throw
II out OF doors when 1t exploded and
Set fire to Mrs. Pierce. Her clothes
were entirely burned and she was
literally roasted alive. She died a few
hours later. Mr.. Pierce had his hands
badly burned. The houseboat and fur
uishinCs were saved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
HolrirS-kulp.

ISpecIoF 70 The Times DisNa tch
IfNCHBCRG. VA. September 10
Announcement has just been made here
of the marriage OF Miss Marion Kulp.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Marion T..
kulp. OF Madison Heights. to {. Il
Bowles. OF this city. The marriage
was celebrated last Tuesday evening at
the home of the brides parents, Rev.
Thomas J. g Heath. pastor OF Madison
Methodist Church officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Antoinctte pcnuclly.. Answers.

Mai.iGa-SQueea!, out l,ackneaGS
s@roSy VIII no! cause cancer The acsh
on Tie face is 700 tender - use any
amount OF strength II Would lie we.l
for VOW q ca;he the face A-s; with
warm water ana = eood, pure soap
"nH! The aesA is soft and PINK Then
massage YOUR face wi:h good cola
cream O. sk!n !ood. Nave a formula
toT b!aokheads also treatment for
T,mplcs, which ! shall He slac 10 scrd
you 4 You VII send me q stamped!
.arcssct envelope
Gcorec--GcayNess Q. TIE hair may he
either ifema:"Ye a. Yhysiolosio When
cause. anxiety IN some diseased
state. the process 'uay cease complete
~ NJ The removal q the cause The
HAIR r.s' turns cray $; Is ROOT: The
-rayntSS : 6ae 10 me loss II oic-
meHt. .'o,o~cc5 residence In either a
cold m : hot climate VIII cause the
Ea!T 10 ;-rn gray
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

CUtey -Watsr ~ shy FORM wiz not
harm any enc IT., intcrna! use So.
wa;t- IS essential & NE. II improves
she aus..iy - INC Blood. !; increases
'he activity @: the Kidneys and removes
TIE waste Y-o6uc.s !; iho.oushiy
o!farses the stomach. a half piri o.
wa;e! srcU.6 oe .aken aHoU; m hou-
before each meal. 10 water shouts
ue iak'n during : inca! and only :.
GLASS x water s; tho completion o! =
rNt.! THEE H.7is %: wafer should he
taken each day Two classos may be
taken on rising. ;hira glass an hour
before breakfast, ana two glasses in
the afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

and killed by an automobile truck n
on the night OF August 81. be shiprl
TO relatives at Cartersville. Ga, Wild
ne Is survived by his mother. II
daughters. two brothers and one sfst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Messrs FourQurean. Temple &: Co
arc now in their new store--Masonic
Temple Building, Broad Street at
Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Living within your Income may not
bc 4 very easy matter. butt is SIM
rlicity itself compared to living with
out Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

the world. but--sho seldom dares to
presume on tho acquaintance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

lrtariile Earslys:s-Dlease tell re
what IS considered the most effective
'reatwcr; tor tho weakness .! muscles
following !nfaHt!le PARALYSIS
A1swer--MassaEe applied :atelli-
ccrtly-rot !ust rubbing The art
must he learned by taking lessons
from an expert; Galvantc electricity
and muscle training" are !mrortan,
ad!uncts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

1t Ia IL splendid thing to como from
good family. bmt--the credit gen-
orally belongs to the family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Little Girl-St>cs are : painful s9c-
c!cs 90. small hoilS that generally .o-l,,
OF the oaEes Of The oNc..GS They arc
~: a. srNoar IN Succession They rs
0all> axe caused from ran down con.
d!aCn O! health Ho; applications az
no.!o acid solution win sometimes
check them J. pUs has formed the
stye must bc opcued by an !ncisicn
parallel 10 The ease o. the liza THIS
should not ee attempted by any one
eAcep, physician. so i swSseSi ;hnt
yow ask Your mother 20 take YOU "a
sec your family physician. shall 70
f!a6 To send vow NY instructions IL.
n:Aricurirr Il you MI, soud me a
stamped addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

To he Shipped to CartersNilie.
telegram was received Inst night
requesting that tho hodv OF T W. Din
ming. who was accidentally run over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Messrs Fourquyoan, Temple & Co.
VIII he glad 10 welcome YOU =; their
biz new store at Masonic Temple
Broad and Adams streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Now W. arc ShoutinEl-I gather.
contidcs q Clergyman, that YOU do not
recommend tho use OF alcoholic hev-
crarcs even incidentally Is that from
principle oc from traiuinE' That ia
are YOU expressing Your personal
views or the views Of the medical
profession In general?
Answer--We are stating the conscn-
sus ~ medical opinion. In these talks
we cndeavor to speak with duo regard
10 scientific facts and not merely give
oar personal opinions When our
opinion Is CiveG we invariably specify
thai II is oUr opinion. In this instance.
however, the verdict is unanimous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

This large shady hat q; BLACK vel
vel T. r"r, charming. I, should nc
notice thai large hats oi soft velvet
in delicate shades are among the
very latest fancics OF the Nay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

Jhne--Te!i your mother the curling
Guild Will no, harm The hai- Y the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20
Domestic Snapshots
By Ann l.islc.I

II - sood idea 70 take what comes
YOUR way bGi-nake sure YOU se!ec;
the way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-20

! c.sve- won,an a. - n kraw
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Walter Wansley and Martha
Taylor.
Moses Donald and Sarah War
rem.
Lionel Taylor and Leona Nor
rio.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-11
WILLIAM M'INTYRE
NOTICE. OF TRUSTEES SAFE

February. 18th, 1911. ). Ross Patrick executed
and delivered to Guy Purvis, Trustee. a certain
land situated in Rankin County. Miss issippi,
to-wit: The North Half of South East Quarter
of Section IL, Township q North. Range East,
to secure certain Indebtedness therein named.
due and payable to w. J. Purvis on Nov. 1st.
1911, The said deed of trust is recorded in BOOK
rs at Page 258. in the Office of the chancery clerk
of said county. Default has been made in the
payment of the said indebtedness therefore, in
consideration OF the premises. at the request of
the mortgagee. and under and by virtue of the
terms of the said deed of trust, and in accord
with its provisions and terms the said trustee,
WILL at Moseley Store at the old Moseley post Office
during legal hours. on the first Monday of De-
cember, 1915. being the 9th day of said month,
sell to the highest bidder for cash. at public
ton, all of said land or SO much thereof as may
be necessary to pay the indie btedness.
The title TO said land appears to be good, but |
will convey to the purchaser only such title as is
vested in me by the said deed of trust.
Witness my signature this the 10th day of
Novmber. 1916
Guy PIRVIS Trustee.