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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
N EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At the Church Of the Ascension, Fifth
nv and 10Th St.. the Rev. DR.. Percy
Stickney Grant, rector, will preach az
II a. m. tomorrow. Memberships
"Eliiah" will be sung at p. m. lie
public forum will be addressed at o
D. m. by Amos Pinchot on "Oity T'V-
eminent
At the Church Of the Transfiguratlonn'
East 29th ST., between Fifth and MaG'-
son avs, the Rev. Dr. George 'IarEG
Houchton, rector, Father DAVIS VIII
preach at p. m. tomorrow.
The preachers next Sunday at GA
Trinity will be as follows: II a. m, me
Rev Or. william Y. Manning; ";'o
y. m, the Rev. W. b. Kinkaid, and 3
D. m, the Rev. l.. T.. Sills.
The Actors Church Alliance Of Amer
lea will hold its second annual shake
speare service at the Cathedral or 81
John the Divine next Sunday at p. m.
The preacher viii be Dean William w..
Grosvenor A special musical pro
pramme has been arranged by DR.. Miles
Farrow. organist Of the cathedral.
At tho Chapel Of the Intercession
al popular vespcrs, 1 p. m. (Which VIII
ne me flOHllE StlFlAt VI hl4N ..''..''.' .
Laura Tappen, 'cellist, and Antonio
Griffin, harpist. and Leo Riggs, recital
organist. will play. DR.. Gates will read
selections from the First Epistle Cen
eral of Peter. Address, what We owe
First Peter" At s p. m. Masonic
service will be held under the auspices
OF Tabernacle Lodge. The present
Grand Master and the Past Grand
Master are expected 70 be present. Dr..
Victor Baicr. of the st. Cecilia Lodge.
organist Of Trinity Church, will assist
at the organ The preacher will be
the Right Worshipful the Rev. Will
lam K. Watson, Grand Chaplain. A
cordial invitation is extended 10 the
Masonic fraternity to be present, and
10 meet in the parish house at 7:45.
The public is invited.
At the Church Of the Holy Com
munion, 20th 81. and 9Th av., the Rev
Dr. Henry Mottet, rector, will preach
tomorrow at II n. m. and 3 p. m.
(Children's service), and the Rev. Dr.
Scott kidGer ut s p. m.
At St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia Uni
versity. at 4 p. m. tomorrow, the Rev.
Raymond C. Knox, chaplain, will
preach on "Christ's Promise of Re
ward"
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Malcolm James Macleod will preach AT
If a. m. tomorrow, and AT p m on
1.-THE Simplicity Of Religion
At the Collegiate Church, West End
nv. and nth ST., at II q. m. tomorrow,
The Rev. Arthur Frederick Maoon VIII
preach. Az ago p. m. the Rev. Thomas
Mcbride Nichols will preach. and me
choir will sing selections from the
works Of Charles Gilbert Spross.
In Hamilton Grange Reformed
Church Or. Paul Seibert Leinbach VIII
preach AT II q. m. tomorrow on IN
recognized" At 8 p. m. the monthly
musical service will be held, and the
quartet choir will be assisted by a
large chorus choir and Harold Eeton
Riegger. violinist. The minister Will
speak briefly on "A Great Rock"
At the Reformed Church Of Harlem
Lenox az. and 123d St, to-morro"
evening tho service will be in the IN
terest OF the city, and Deputy Commits
sioner Lawrence B. Durham Of the 20
lice Department will deliver an address,
on "The Citizen and the Police Force; !,
At the morning service the sermon VIII
be preached by the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ.
Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
new STOCK PLAN
FOR INTER-MET.
Six Per Cent NOn-Cumula-
tive Preferred to Replace
5 Per Cent Issue.

Directors Of the Electromagnetic
ropolitan Company, the holding eorpo-
ration for the subway system and the
strsetcar lines known as the New YORK
Railways Company, yesterday MADE
public the plan for paying DIVIDENDS TO
preferred stock holders which Wall
Street has been looking forward to with
great interest for several weeks.
In Its main features tho plan offers
to the preferred stock holders o new 9
per cent non-cumulative preferred
stock for the present 5 per cent cumu-
lative issue if they are willing 10 sur
render their right to the back dividends
which have been accommodating since
October. 1907. and now amount to near
" 40 per cent on the S45,7AO,OOO stock
outstanding. With this surrender the
management states that DIVIDENDS az
the higher rate will be begun immedl-
stely. .ho
company's statement issued at the ciose
of Yesterdays meeting Of the board Is
10 be issued in 500 shares equaI IN
amount to the present stock outs 'Ahu
ing. New common stock Is TO be issued
IN shares without par value equal 10
tho present S93,262,192 outstanding;
This adoption of the method provided
under Section 10 Of the New YORK stock
corporation law, the statement aous'
will in nowise affect the lhlrlhstc
value of the new common stock, when
will be allowed 20 participate IN prohts
and assets to the same extent as II u
had par value .I4,,..
nent the consolidation Of the INTERIOR
ough- metropolitan with a company 70
be known as the Finance and Holding
Corporation is proposed. II IS ofhclally
stated that the purpose OF the lorna
tion of this latter company Is 10 con-
form the nominal capital Of INTERIOR
ouph- M Metropolitan "tO the present con-
ditJon of its assets and thus enable the
stockboIders Of the marlborough Met
ropolitan Company to participate justly
in its recurring annual surplus prohtS,
which under present conditions are not
divisible."
Referring to the large investment OF
the Interborough-M Metropolitan Son-
pany in the Metropolitan Street nan
way and the Metropolitan SECURITIES
companies and the losses resulting from
their bankruptcy and hquidation' the
point Is made that II has not been gen
orally realized that because OF such
shrinkage in capital assets the holding
corpcration could not prudently make
distribution of its steadily accrulnS an
nual surplus profits.
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UNITARIAN.

The Rev. DR.. Merle ST. Croix Wright
will have as his sermon topic at the
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church to-
morrow "The Faith Philosophy"
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, minis
ter Of the Church Of the Messiah, Park
av. ard Saith st., will preach at II a. m.
tomorrow on Good at War with
Good"
Professor George W. Kirchwey. Of
Columbia University, will be the speak
er at the last public conference Of the
year which will be held in the church
house Of the Church Of the Messiah on
Sunday, April %, at 8:15 p. m. Pro-
fessor Kirchwey will talk on war and
Human Nature"
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C. Campbell Morgan to Visit America.

The Rev. Or. c. Campbell Morgan,
Of Westminster Chapel, London, has
cabled TO ". y. Moody, son Of Dwight
l.. Moody, the evangelist, his accept
ance Of an invitation TO be one of
the speakers at the General Conference
for Christian Workers at Mortified,
July 80 10 August 10. Owing TO "a
severe attack of typhoid fever, Or.
Morgan was compelled 20 abandon his
proposed visit TO India and the Far
East IN October, but on March I was
able 10 re- ume his pastoral duties in
Westminster Chapel. The announce
ment Of his visit TO America this sum
June l6 20 %. Tbs dates for tho Stu
dent Conference axe June 20 10 July 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24

He hath clothed me with
the garments Of salvation, He
hath covered me with the robe
Of righteousness. Isa. 81, 10.
God gave His dear Son a ransom
for US; the Holy One for the trans
gressors, the innocent for the guilty.
the righteous for the unrighteous.
the incorruptible for the corrupti-
Bile, and the immortal for the NOR
tai. For What else could cover our
sins but His righteousness? in
whom could We transgressors and
ungodly be justified, but only in the
Son Of God? Oh, sweet exchange,
Oh! unsearchable contrivance, that
the transgressors Of many should
all be hidden in one righteous Per-
son, and the righteousness of One
should Justify many transgressors,
Ii thus appears that the pardoned
sinners change of raiment" is lust
Christs righteousness put upon him.
imputed to him. Justin Martyr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
ROADS ASK RATE RAISE
Southern Lines Now Say they
Need Income Increases.

Washington, April 23.-Proposing an
increase of 5 per cent in freight rates
on live stock, household goods ana a
number of other commodities, to offset
the increased liability under the Gum
Minis amendment to the Interstate Jo o,-,,
merce law, attorneys Tor SouVheIh
roads filed a brief with the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day. .;-
The brief states that II the commls.
e;on orders no change in the present
nniform bill, of lading they will be COM
neIled 10 assess and collie transporta-
ZION charges amounting 20 10 per cent
more than those at present in effect, or
at least to u.s. this as a basis or when
to estimate rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-24
JF,WS OF NEW YORK
PLAN BIG THINGS
,ouis D. Brandeis to Address Reform Kabbls
Tomorrow Other Meetings Planned
for Next Few Days.

mer will be welcomed by large circle
of friends. II was in Northheld nine
teen years ago that DR.. Morgan hTst
became known to the Christian pubic
Of America. A.
Along with this announcement MI
Moody has also just given out the pro-
gramme of the thirty-third season Oh
the Mortified Conferences. Contrary
10 the usual custom, the 1ouhB
Women's Conference will this year pre-
cede that of the students, coming from
II Is expected that the attendance al
each of the other July conferences
will exceed that of 1914, which was the
largest of any July. The dates for these
are: Summer School for Woman or
eign Missionary Society, July to l3i
Home Missionary Summer School, July
16 to %; Summer School for SUNDAY
School Workers, July II to "a; sunday
School Field Workers Conference, July
"a TO 80. The General Conference for
Christian Workers comes from July 81
TO August 10.
Among the teachers and speakers al
readv secured for the coming summer
are: DR.. Cornelius Woelfkin, the Right
Rev. Arthur s. Lloyd, DR.. John H.
Mott. DR.. Charles L. Jefferson, the
Rev. G.. A Johnston Ross, Nolan Rice.
Rest and George Sherwood Eddy, or
New York City; Professor Charles K
Erdman, of Princeton, y. j.; Or. A; 7.
Robertson, of Louisville; the Rev
William Evans and Raymond Robbins
of Chicago; the Rev. John K. Davies,
of Philadelphia; DR.. Russell Cecil and
Bisbop Collins Denney, Of Richmond
Va. the Rev. Charles Inglis, Of Lon
dom: DR.. Charles r. Brown, Of New
Haven; the Rev. W. D. Mackenzie and
the Rev. John Douglas Adam, Of Hart
ford: the Rev. II. f. Fosdick, Of Mont.
clair. \. j.; Miss Margaret Slattery, OF
Fitchburg, Mass; the Misses Martha
K. Lawson, Mamie Lee Frayser, Laura
White and Mrs. Helen Barrett Mont
gomery, of Rochester and Miss Emily
&. Strong. Of Pittsburgh.
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JEWISH.

At Temple BETHEL, Fifth av. and
10th ST., at II a. m. tomorrow Dr.
Samuel Schulman will speak on The
Jewish Idea Of a Cody Life" This Is
the closing service for the season.
At the Free Synagogue, Carnegie
Hall, tomorrow morning, DR.. Wise will
deliver the second Of the series Of ad-
dresses on 1.-THE Life and Teachings
Of Jesus, the Jew dealing with The
Pharisees or the Teachers Of Jesus"
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

At the Marble Collegiate Church, 5th
Av. and goth St, at IL a. m tomorrow
DR.. Burrell will preach on THE Return
of the Shulamite," and at & p. m. on
THE Eleventh Commandment" After
meeting at 900 p. m.
At the Collegiate Church of st. Mich
olas, 9Th Az. and 48th ST., the Rev. DR..
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BAPTIST.

At the First Baptist Church, Broad
wav and 10th st., DR.. !. Nj. Haldeman
will again occupy his pulpit and preaIc,n
morning and evening tomorrow. MS
subjects are: II a. m, "The Almoners
of Christ; or, the Responsibility OF the
Church to Feed the Hunger or the
Soul"; s D. m, "Ought a Revival 70
Produce Something More Than Ref
ormation? Are People Saved from He'll
bv Cleaning Up the Old Life, or Get
ting a New Life? Can Any One Be
Saved Who Is Not Born Twice ?"
The Rev. Joseph W. Kemp, Of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, the preacher who, 1T
is said, has done the same work IN
Scotland that Sturgeon did in Eng
land, is to preach in Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and even
ing, and will conduct the Friday even
ing prayer meeting for the next three
weeks.
The Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton, pas
tor of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, corner 3lst St, will preach at
both services tomorrow. DIR. b. Sher-
wood Dunn will conduct the Union
Bible Glass at 9:45 a. m. and his topic
will be Power Against Might"
The Passion Play of Oberammergau,
illustrated with pictures, will be de-
scribed tomorrow evening by the Rev.
DR.. Harold Pattison, of the Washington
Heights Baptist Church, 145th st. and
Convent av. In the morning the Rev.
DR.. Emory W. Hunt, president Of the
Baptist Northern Convention, viii
preach.
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RELIGIOUS NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENT


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At the Metropolitan Temple, l4th St:
and Seventh av., DR.. MacRossie. Will
preach at the morning service, and at
p. m. Deputy Warden Johnson, OF sing
Sing. will speak.
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THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH or ST.
TmE VIZ - lnIIEnIArE lnrRcH
REioRMep cAuRcA IL AARLrM.

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TRINITY CHAPEL

CHRIST CHURCH. Broadway Al 7st 81.
Tie hey. EDWIN J. van ErrEN. Rector
Services. 5 and II RectorD
p NJ. The Rev Frank lIeardelD
GRACE CHURCH. Broadway ana 10Th str.,,
Dr.. sLAITEkY. Rector. 5 and II tRectori
lAT. NashDupli : AL. EdsAIdsl.
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THE sEARCHLIGHT
Ia;;ss . s:ws sd a5ss =. ana ra'aa: =
venr1on.
!. REFRIGERATED CHURCH.

Ice-cooled air is no novelty in the
theater which caters To the sum
mer trade, but it took the western
progressiyeness of Orange, Texas, 70
utiiize the idea in making the church
attractive and comfortable upon .
hot Sunday.
a refrigerating plant has been set
up in q small building Just back o.
the church. Cold brine pipes lead
from it to the basement of the church
where is installed a big ventilat1ng
fan. The fan draws the air through
a water spray, which removes al
dusty The air is then passed into
the refrigerating pipes, and goes up
to the registers, which distribute u
throughout the auditorium.
This arrangement lowers the tenn
perature of the church twenty de-
grees below that out-of-doors on
hot summer day In winter. the
same pipes are used to hold the
steam which heats the building. Th4
economy and efficiency of this plant Nc
are due to the inventive genius OF
the pastor, who designed it and sup
erfntended its installation. Other
churches in town suspend all Or pars
Of their services during the hottest
weather, but the refrigerated church
keeps open and has more than Its
normal attendance, because it at
tracts many members OF other
churches not so well equipped Tor
comfort.
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! 80 80 - = 9. !.
4 He D ATT 3 8
n oY E z e = TIE
EOpKA's WAIT.
1qrT,rangIated from the Russtan.f

TRANSLATED from the Russtan.f
Mile. Stepina,s eight dogs stepned
steppidly over the icy steppes. draw
fnE behind them the fair Stepina II
Forty versts away Vodka VODKA
~ II am ali ont of foodski!" thought
Mile. Stepina suddenly.
And she killed sasparovna. th ga.
youngest dog. and cooking her VAIN
the aid OF two hairDins. she ate ner
thirty versts away Vodka Vodka
s's Again anit Mile. step:na, the wealthy
daughter of healthy clan, grew very
hungry. So she killed the dogs
Sfckemavitch and Tedd1aA and aye
them. and drove on.
Fifteen versts away Vodka odkaT
witch waited.
After seven more hours Mile. Step-
In was once more rayenously. nu II.gasi
with no belt to tighten. So she killed
the dogs Tobaccayitch and Garlic
oyna and ate them, and drove on.
with Vodka vodkavitch waiting ten
At nightfan, with the aid of the
TWO hairpins, she cooked and ate
'Sausagoyana and Whissile issky. ana
drove on.
came faint from hunger. The only
dog LETT was herfavorfte Wagon
ski Trembling she drew out an zee
covered hairpin to stab him. Wnen
wa gponslsf. also weak from hunger.
turned On her and devored her
A werst and seven-eighths away
Vodka Vodkavttch waited.
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Inmning 81 .Concl,lsions.


y MANY Of US reach quick decisions,
or rather. jump at conclusions. win
ont really being aware OF doing So;
observes the Charleston News lano
observer, and It Is only after we are
shown to be wrong that We reaLlz ss
how nasty we. have been. Even Ine .a
d is not pleasant to have to aom amt
our error, but it is better to 90 50
f11an TO continue in our mistake.
Perhaps we may be pre1udice4
8 rainst q person. and for that reason
rs incline unconscfously to believe
4iSe worst of him rather than the bes~.
ana often misfnterpret his actions
s5snply by forming unfair judgments
without taking the time to INFORM
ourselves. Such action. of course,
can cause harm and misunderstand--
iing. and it seems pity that many OF
US who pride ourselves upon our COIL
non sense and impartialtty, as rule
allow our prejudices to blind US 70
the real conditions.
Sometimes we form our disitkes
for no reason at all, at least for no
real reason that would appeal 70 pun
eKs. and yet because Of this dislike We
md it impossible to see any gooa
whatever IN those who have aroused
our prejudice and, ins.lad. are more
chan willing to make the most OF any
adverse criticism we happen to near
az them. This is another way OF
j1mpfng at conclusions and one that
reflects upon our own sense OF fa1r
play as we'll as upon our reasonable
ness
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l,.srinr interest with good SpersonaI So
cnf4ty. and to further secure which g yen-s
DOS hen viii be reserved tupsn said real
ssssss WILL 8. M0RRIs,
Special Gonmiss5Qper.
me undersigned. elAry os TN ciEcuft
Court OF Harrison County West N1rkin4A,
hsFsfby : certfdea that tho above SHeciatt
Cen Misg1ansE hes ssesqfsd Assers 2, ,l3c1d.
Of SIC in the above menstAoned eauseE
aiven H1der my hand this tl1a s4thS deyi
- 4 - Z q I. w.ADIt cOTRAkA1I.
CInrk ee the Circuit Cpurt 1G 7163tisons
County, West Virginia. "
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3, rrRsr Nor1or 10 oERprFons:

In the District Court Of the united States
for the Northern District Of west saIapd
Ia. walsh partners trading as Kn0wlea q
walsh, and Joseph e. Knowles, dnd1Sidual-
IL BanEruut In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Joseph r. k1oWIea.
etc. etc. of Clafkgbur4. In the county
of Harrison, and District aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9TH
day Of August, 1915. the said yossPn u ";
bankrupt; and the nrst meettng Of his
creditors will be held at the Law once once
Virginia, on the 10 day Of august a. y.
1915. at 10 O'Clock N the forenoon ott.n at
nroye their claims, appoint trultee, ex-
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may pfopefly come pc
W. FRANK STOUT
Referee In Bankruptcy.
HOWARD L. ROBINSON. ESD,
Attorney for Bankrupt
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IRA We L e T T e
ny 1EikSah.
sALINA CRUZ

Three-fourths of the way from
San Francisco to Panama is Sa1ina
Cruz. at the point of the elbow
where 1t swings furtherest to the
south and wesl-a town which has
the distinction OF being an outpost
Of civilization, and at the same time
The possessor of the most modern
port facilities to be found anywhere
in the world.
The steamships that ply back and
forth through Uncle Sans great
canal nearly all stop at saiina ma SE Y.
They put in between rock-butlt Jet
ties that would make Galveston
proud, anchor in thirty feet of wa
ter that makes an artificial harbor
at a point upon which formerly stood
a town. They pass beneath draw
bridges that work by pressing but
ton, and the cargoes are shifted OF
and on by electric cranes that are
up to the very minute.
But the traveller, observing these
eyidences OF enterprise. Is dtsap-
pointed when he starts out In search
OF a town to match them. Looking
to 1andward The sees barrier OF
naked hills through which there
seems no passage way. From them
to the waters edge is sand waste.
over which the wind sweep bleakly.
driving the earth before it. In Q
semi-circle quarter of mile away
are q collection of inharmontous
buildings. bearing unmistakable. Eu-
ropean earmarks and certainly not
He begins to understand when he
is told that an English corporatioi
has developed the region. A rail
road has been pushed across the
Isthmus OF Tehauntepec and Salina'
Cruz Is the Pacific terminus. The
steamships Of one ocean unload at
one side of the continent and those
of the other ocean receive the car
goes on the other side the next day.
Hence the harbor appliances that
facilitate commerce.
The whirlwinds that dance across
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these sands In the footsteps Of En-
glishmen have logged those of many
strange visitors. When Cortez con-
quered Mexico. 1t is set down that
he asked Montezuma (whether under
torture is not stated) where the gold
came from. These bleak hills were
among the regions mentioned. Cor
tez sent PizarTo, afterward conqueror
Of Peru, to find the gold, and that
buecaneer came near deprtving Bal
boa OF the glory Of discovering the
Pacific, for he got within five miles
of it. Cortez afterward explored the
region himself. and it was granted
to him by the King Of Spain, and
remained in the possession Of his
descendants until 1903. The cattle
OF these hills are still branded with
the cross Of Santiago. which was
first placed upon their ancestors by
the henchmen of Cortez to indicate
his ownership.
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The national treasury continues 70
RIM fahind about three-quarters OF
q million dollars per day By u.
cluding early payments Of income 9
faxes and by urging prompt rem ny
fances by collectors. the treasury ee :
PERTINENT made book showing OF =
baIance of about $82,0oO,00o on
Iiily i. That this was 2 nctati so.s
showing is now proved Ply lne e assi
,raar the expenditures exceeded the
i; gs ~ and the balance dropped TO
about S67, 900, 900 at the close OF
Business Saturday. July "a. On tns
CORRESPONDING date two years ago
with Republican revenue and appro.
5nriation laws in effect. the balance
md Sl25.453,0O0.
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Sor1cn or 5UDIoIAL SALE.

pnrsuant to the authoT1ty yeAged ~ nle
nv a decree made and entered ON the It'll
day Of Mar. 1916 by the Circuit Court Of
Harrison County N MsT nNen NAM Of VII VII
liam q Kidd against q. g. Jones and
others, the undersigned Special Somm1s-
on SATURDAY, sEPTE1fPKR nth. 1918.
at one O'Clock IN the afternoon OF that day,
tie. hirhest bidder, at the front door Of
the court house cf said County Of HART
SON, All the Following degtcrinsa real eSka1e
virginia. and directed TO be sold by said
decree, to-wit: -, !,
wing on ! The North side OF Elk Creek.
near the city of CIarksburg. In said HarEi.
son County. in Elk Grove ADDITION 90 G said
81. s6 10, 81. IS and SO ~ dsaignated and