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The Washington times., 1915-10-07
,[U[[ BEFORE STORM
IN BASEBALL WORLD
Carrigan Will Send Red Sox
Into Game Today to Prime
Team.
By GEORGE r. HOLMES.

NEW YORK, Oct. Things were
rather quiet today-ha seballically speak
ing. II was the lull before the storm
that will break tomorrow In Philadel-
phia when the Phillies and Red Sox
ccme together In the crash that will be
heard round the world.
In New York the Red Sox were
slated to wind up a hangover schedule
with the Yanks. In Philadelphia. the
pbils were billed to become more &C
auainted with their playing plat In
%, parat ton for tomorrow's festivities.
BIZ Carrigan decided to play today's
game with the Yanks to get the prac-
tice. believing that more beneht would
be derived from a regular game than
from trekking down to Philly to be IN
troduced to the Phiis' park. Yesterday
League champs. As soon as pitcher
was started and showed he had the
stun he was jerked out and another
shot into the breach. =.
Shore. Leonard. Wood. and Mays all
worked in the hrst game and all
worked the Anal game and had little
difficulty in going over. Ruth's work
Ing removes all possibility that he
viii work In the first two gamas OF
the series. and now It looks like shore
and Leonard to face the pills toUor-
row end saturday.
Joe Woods case Is somewhat of a
mystery. The Smoky one conhded a
few days ago that he wouldn't b!
able to work, yet he took his tirn
against the Yanks and displayed 4
highly crcuitable brand OF chuck'ng
Members c. the Red Sox say they
don't know whether Wood will be
able to work or not II IL not i'm.
rossibl. that Carrigan has emulated
the football coaches and sent out =
Jew beai yiCTies.
The Weather promised to be clear
and cool fLi getaway day. Acs,ri'
ing to the gent who manipulates the
wind market. tomorrow's tilt will be
played meath a straggly. sickly sor,
Of sun. with cool breezes predomi.
1ating.
Betting today was practically al
even money along Broadway. TIL,
Red SoN were favori:es In some iso'
lated spots. but never more than ten &c
eight was offered nn their chances.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
FIRE ON DESTROYER
CAUSES ONE DEATH
Burns Fatal TO George TrugiIIo,
Fireman, Navy Department
Announces.

The recent oil FIRE on board the de-
stroyer Cummins resulted in at least
one death. This was announced at the
Navy Department today George Tru-
gillo. fireman OF the first class. died
yesterday in the hospital at Newport
as the result OF burns he received in
the fire. TruRi.!o has been in the navy
eight years. and gave as his next of
kin a sister. Julia Trugllo. OF Jems,
n. NJ
Thomas Shea. water tender. also re-
ceived extensive burns. Shea is a ma
tive Of Paterson. n. j.. where his next
OF kin. an aunt. Julia Griffin. lives.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
TEMPERATURES.
HDI. Az U,V ,
TIDE TABLE.

TIDE TABLE
IiSh tide at G:32 a. m. and 6:53 n. m
Low tide at 1874 a. m. and 20 D. m.
Sun TABLE
sun rose at...6:Ol Sun sets at 5.al
Light automobile lamps at 6l2 p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07

general stats. according to information
reaching here today. but was blocked In
the east by Field Marshal Won Hinden.
burg.
The allies strategy called for the
Slavs to strike q heavy blow In the
east at the same time the French and
British were hurting their forces for
ward. wilma dispatch today said the
plan was disclosed by Russian prison
ers The Slavs were to attack in force
along the Dvinsk- Smorgon line. driving
the Germans into the swamps to du'
plicate Won Hindenburg's great victories
of the Mazurian lakes.
General Russkv actually launched his
offensive In accordance with this plan
His advance guards pushed forward
and then almost Immediately began to
withdraw: Russky found both his Hanks
menaccd by Won Hindenburg. His
armies were threatened with envelop-
inent in the very marshes In which he
had hoped to defeat the Germans. and
his every move, he discovered, had been
countered by the Kaiser's field marsha |.
The whole Russian army on the
rinsk-Smorgon line began to retreat
30 rapidly that the only clashes OF i'm
portance were between the pursuing
landstrum and the Russian rear guards.
In their flight from Won Hindenburg' $
net, the Slavs abandoned munitions.
Hundreds Of stragglers fell into German
hands.
Though II is fully realized In Berlin
tina: the allies have not mado their
firal efforts in the west, military cx-
perts are certain that the next massed
onsleughts will be repulsed more easily
than were the first.
at Is hell on earth TO endure that
avalanche of artillery" admitted one
officer, Just back from the western
front, but everywhere officers and men
arc optimistic and certain that the
French can never break through.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
FOUR WORKERS DIE
IN MUNITIONS PLANT
Dozen More Injured in Explosion
At Aetna Company's Factory
At Emporium, Pa.

EMPORIUM. Pa. Oct. AT least
-FOUR men were instantly killed and
dozen seriously injured in the cX-
Dlosion OF 5000 pounds of gun-cotton
at the Aetna Explosive Company
plant last night.
pfkmen are searching the ruins
today and II II feared the death list
may be much greater than the hrs'
igures given out.
Tho blow-up was in the cotton dry
Ing department. This building IL
isolated. consequently the rest OF the
plant suffered only from flying frag.
nienta OF masonry and steel. The
cause OF the explosion has not been
learned
The Aetna plant here is n product
Of the European war. II is manu-
featuring for the British and French
governments. Growth of the plant on
accornt of war orders has added
anout 5000 to the population OF EN-
poriLn.
\ search extending over square
mile OF ruildirgS will he made today
for other victims OF the explosion. com
rany officials said Nine hundred men
are cmplcyed In the plants during the
day.
The comnarv is reported 10 be work
ing on M re wnr order. said to DC
worth s2f, COO nO0 for the allies.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07

General Go"thqIs hos taken steps TO
remove the Dlidos as exped'tously as
possible. The work will be prosecuted
with the utmost energy but there Is
no knowing how lory the work vii
take.
The latest news Is that vessels Will
be held up for "A month. The Govern
ment does not expect to get the water
way opened until early In November.
And there Is no assurance that other
slides will not occur.
Further indication that the Govern
ment i3 taking a serious view or the
canal situation Was given today when
1t was announced that the Twenty-sev-
enth Infantry. which was about to sa'l
from Galveston on the transport bn-
ford for the Philippines. had been
ordered to disembaIk and 90 into camp
until the canal II opened.
1t MAS further given ou. that tne
tolls would probably be turned back 70
vessels which are being held UP az tho
entrances OF the canal by reason OF the
slides. Unofficial reports ARE that Some
Of the vessels will not wait Tor thc
canal to be opened. but Will 70 arouhi
the Horn.
Losses Are Enormous.
In commercial and shipping circles
the losses which will be incurred by
reason of the interruption are recoS-
nizcd as enormous
Not only that but the slides haze
thrown new light on the Importance OF
rndiny some way at all times To Keep
the canal open. The United states just
now 10 ut peace. but in time or wal
an interruption OF this kind might spei'
defeat Of the United States.
To add to the gravity OF the mater
engineer officers of the army do ho'
know how to effect q permanent remedy
for the slides.
Up To Congress.
II IL expected that when Congress
meets it will take up the question Of
| the interruption OF the cana! by slides.
o nd that the House Appropriations Com
mittee will call in General Goethals and
other exports with view OF getting
| opinion whether Congress- can do any
thing to help conditions.
Congress would undoubtedly authorize
liberal expenditures OF funds for more
| excavation II II were deemed possible by
digging back from the region OF the
slides to Insure against their recur-
renee. officials think.
EXpert engineers in the War Depart
ment say. however. 1t IL doubtful II any
better plan can be followed than to
keep on digging away at the slides and
excavating them as they occur. This is
the most serious slide, or series of
| slides. yet experienced. AT best. 1t Will
result in closing the canal about six
weeks. In the case OF smaller slides
the earth has been excaNated and ships
delayed only few days.
Soil Is Unstable.
The cause of the recent slides Is not
known to be otherwise than the same
cause that has produced smaller ones
from time to time. The utterly un-
stable character OF the SOL in Gaillord
cut Is the real and serious difficulty.
The great weight pressing down on
the soil In the lower part OF the cut
forces the unstable strata into the
canal prism. The army engineers hope
that II they keep on digging out the
earth that Is forced In. the slides will
eventually cease. This. however. IL
a long. unsatisfactory and expensive
process. In war time. It would b. dan
gerous
As far as known. recent earthquak kcs
in the Central American region are not
responsible for the slides. Should this
The Washington times., 1915-10-07

NEW YORK. oct. &C. \. Moscher.
president Of the Aetna Explosive Com
panv. left here early today on a special
train for Emporium.
Moschcr rushed into the Pennsylvania
Termina' and, finding he could not get
n train for several hours ordered n
special with clear track. II was
started Immediately.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
Officials Are Alarmed
Over Slides in Canal;|
GOethQlS Will Remain
Secretary Garrison, in View of Situation on Canal
Allows Governor General to Withdraw Res
ignation, Which Was to Have Taken
Effect November I.

gravity the situation in the Panama canal due
Slides has been emphasized series Of developments
today.
In the first place. Governor General Goehals has decided
indefinitely his present position He had decided resign
November but arriving the Canal Zone yesterday from
spent this he announced he would withdraw his
resignation and in his position
eay Garrison has authorized General Goetas withdraw his
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
Italy Expected to Send
Troops to Balkans to
Balk Bulgar Attack

ROME. oct. NO confirmation is
obtainahle Of reports that ltal' Is send
ing IT., ops to the Balkans to resist Bull
garidn aggression, though these rum
ors were strengthened bv the arrival
of a Serbian military mission yester-
day.
The eight Serbian officers are Mt
Italian Headquarters today comforting
with King Victor Emanuel and G.u-
eral Cadorna.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
WILL RUSH REMOVAL WORK.

be the case. new element OF danger
would have hcen added.
Comment In some quarters today IL
that the slides in the Panama canal
will tend to make the Senate next win
ter more disposed to acquire right OF
way for canal via the Nicaragua
route by ratifying the Nicaragua treaty
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
White Book on Troops.

PARIS. Oct. THE German legation
IN Switzerland has given out n new
White Book entitled violations OF In
tcrnational Law by Great Britain and
France in Employing Colored Troops in
the European War" says a dispatch to
lie Temps" from Geneva.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
Trinidad Colonists Send
COcOanut Oil to London

LONDON. Oct. 7.-British residents Of
Trinidad are "loirr their bit" In tn"
great war. They sent forty gallons Of
cocoanut oil to London. Sikh soldiers
on the western front use 1t for dressing
their hair.
The Washington times., 1915-10-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District of CO.
Iumbia- Partly cloudy tonight and Fri
DAY: moderate northeast to east winds
Maryland-Partly cloudy tonight and
winds.
Nirginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday; probably rain tonight in south
east portion; moderate northeast winds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-09
''Queen of Sea Routes

MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. co.
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
Steamers-Norfolk to Boston daily, oIcsp,
Thursday. to Providence. Monday. sThursday
and Saturday. +. NJ
Carries freight only.
Through tickets on sale at principal points
Fine steamers. excellent service, low fares
wireless telegraph. Send for booklet
Apply c & y. Ry.. n. * w. Ry Richmono
TRUST and savings co. tIhcl corner Main and
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

THE best for your money. 8. c. White
Leghorn chicks at 10 cents Young's
strain, Order now if YOU want any.
liatching legs. So per 100. Cav La W
Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Md.
WHITE Wyandottes for show and
utility: Martcn- Nixon strain and eX-
cellcnt layers. Eggs. $50 per set
ting. $500 per 100. 10 laying pullcts
and Il cockcrcl, Sl2. Meadow Creek
Poultry Farm, Ashland, Va.
INDIAN Runner ducks, faun and white.
Eggs and ducklings. Eggs. 10, 81:
80, 80 delivered. Wray. Pilkinton Va
WHITE LeEhorns, pure bred. 81 each
$40 dozen. 3l3 East Cary. Phone
Madison 45S9-J.
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FOR SALE-anYmais.
FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES.
AT CRULLS STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET.
PARTIES In need OF good servIceaole

PARTIES IN need Of gooa serviceanle
Of work can find them at our stables
and see them at work; We have mules
$l26 per pair up. and horses and mnreo
from 900 pounds to 400 pounds. price.
SOS a bend up. This stock Is all in
good condition, and will be sold under
a full guarantee. II not as represented
money refunded.
FOR sale-IIaving no further use for
10 mules. we will sell them at q big
bargain: pair will weigh 1850 pounds
years ,, old. sound d. Price; $3.50;
$500: pair. years old. weigh 1000
pounds, sound and very handsome
Price. 1925: 1 pair cheap mules for s175,
weigh 2.00U pounds. Also / pair mules
PRICES in the spring. any one looking
call and see this stock before buying.
They are all IN fine condition. Can be
seen at Cranes Southern Transfer
stable. No. l6 South Fifteenth Street.
Half square from Main Street Station.
No connection with any other stable.
FOR sale. . large. frst-c!ass jacks and
10 good work mules. For further
information address +. j. FlippO, Vic
toria, Va.
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FOR RENT-Apartmen.s.

FOR rent at Monroe Terrace bachelor
apartment: immediate possession.
Phone Randolph 56l1.
FOR rent. attractive 5-room housekecp-
ing apartment in Monroe Terrace
furnished or UNFINISHED. Possession
at once. Phone Madison 1914
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BOARDING.

THE WAVERLEY. Twenty-second and
Ocean Avenue, Virginia Beach, near
Cape Henry: open for the reception Of
guests April 10. For terms address
until April 10. Miss c. V. Boush. 705
Botctourt Apartments. Norfolk. Va.
Phone Norfolk G739-W.
NICELY furnished room and board n
private family. West Grace. near Lorn-
hardy: comfortable home. Address
G SOC. care Times Dispatch.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

OLD. perfectly dry wood may be scarce,
/ have about 200 cords oak and pine
blocks strictly flrst-class. Must sell
Phone order or come and see il. Best
II. Q. NJ splint slack for furnace, SO
ton. Long, the Wood Man.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRGINIA Railway and Power Com
pany. 40 broadway. New York City.
March % 19l5.--Thc board of direct tors
of the Virginia Railway and Power
Company this day declared a dividend
of one and one-half per cent. equal to
Sl.50 per share. on the common stock
OF said company, payable on April %.
1915. to common stockholders of record
on April ., 1915. The transfer books
will be mailed q. b. Williams. Treas
urere.
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WANTED-Agents.

AGENTS wanted. You can make s25
to $50 q week permanent income rep
rcsenting line of face creams. :oiict
waters, powders. perfumes. toilet soap,
and every sale brings repeat orders
Handsome sample case furnished. The
Thompson Company. st. Louis. Mo.
WANTED. agents for Billy Sundays
book: send 10 cents for sample. Ad
dress Fair Chance" care Times Dis
patch
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ANNALS.

IN the stud. Imported French Coach
stallion Figaro, i.6l. registered in
the French and American stud books.
Imported Spanish jack Piloso. 100.
Nothing better: their colts prove il.
insurance, SIS. W. j. Strain & Son.
r. r. d. !. Richmond. Va. Four miles
on Mechanicsv!lle Pike.
WANTED, competent man TO handle
stallion and Jack. w. j. Strain & Son,
r. T.. D. No. /. Richmond. Va
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WANTED. blacksmith whccIwright FOR
institution. An Industrious energetic
man. capable OF handling and instruct
iuc a class Of { BOYS Must he Il thor
ough mechanic, and a man of good
health and habits. Settled man. mar
rcd or single, preferred. Give facts
about self ana reference. Address q; L.,
Emmons. superintendent. School l.. O.
Va
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DREssMAKINa AND MILLINERY.

SEE our new spring and summer mil
linery. our new suits and dresses for
ladies. misses and children. High class.
but not high priced. Buy your Easter
hat and suit from us; alteration free.
Mrs. Julius Bear. 1921 East Main Street
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

FURNITURE REPAIRED.
FURNITURE upholstcring and mat
tress made over like new. Called
for and returned same day. Jacob
Umlauf. Phone Madison, 3292.
AUTOMORILES-VE
Vehicle Co. wagons
and automobiles repairing and paint
ing done in flrst-class order. Rubber
tire work Il specially. 3l4 North Fifth
Street.
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wanted at j. Morton
Poole Conpany'S plant, Front and
Thorn Streets, Wilmington. Del. Don't
write; apply in person.
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\ prlVNtc fnmlIy on South Third Street
wishes to rent to young men or
ladies nicely furnished room with
board. SIS per month; references re-
Hmired. Phome Madison 4621-J.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PHARMACIST. why not get the man
agement of Rexall drug store?
Good town; transfer corner; 81 900 buys
an interest; S22.50 per week. Address
l. 1T3. care Times Dispatch.
SALOON hotel property. good business.
location and prospects good; suburbs
of Washington, ID. c. Address p. o.
Box 1913 Washington, ID. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS..

WANTED, to buy 500 Piedmont cou-
pons. State price wanted for same
in answering adj. Address 926. care
Times Dispatch
WANTED, Carpets to dust and scour
by the latest improved machinery:
eXl2 only 81. All kinds of carpets
renovated very reasonably. New iO"k
Carpet Cleaning Co. RandoJra :lS6.
DESK. either fiat or roll top, wanted.
with chairs: mahogany preferred
Must be in first-class condition. a
64T. care Times Dispatch.
STANDARD Machine office. 525 West
Broad street II you are in trouble
with your machine. phone ME. | will
come to YOU anywhere. any time. Gar
land H. Clark
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SHOES.

CUT-RATE SHOES.
FAIRLY shoes ut rock bottom prices
Empire Shoe Company, 504 West
Broad Street
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a special communication OF Rich
ny mond Lodge. No. 10. y. T. & a.
V\ NJ. will be held in the Masonic
Temple. Broad and Adams Streets
THIS tFriday) EVENING at $50
O'Clock. Visiting brethren and MEM
bers OF other lodges welcome Members
OF this lodge urged To attend
BY order Of the worshipful master
r. T. WINFREE
Secretary
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WANTED-Real Estate,
BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES.

W1LLOUGHBY Beach cottage for sale.
between Fourth and Fifth Streets
Lot fronting so feet on Chesapeake
rooms. Modern convcniences. Price,
s3250. Address r. X. Pitt. 43l West
Twentieth Street. Norfolk. Va.
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FOR SALE-I,eal Estate.


FOR sale--If sold this week will take
1880 for ono OF the prcttiest corner
lots In Highland Park, one square from
car line. Phone Randolph 1881.
ACT QUICK. We have just been In
structed TO Sell at n sacrifice n modern.
up o-date home in the West End. See
us at once. Don't phone.
ELAN x FUNSTEN.
VERY attractive Floyd Avenue home.
largo lot; house in good repair: con-
vcn!ent to Broad and Main Street car
lines. a bargain III sold at once. Wal
ters & Morton, North Tenth Street.
WAkTED-Real Estate.
LIST your farms with J. A. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
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IN MOVIE LAND,
VICTOR. Broad at Eighth.

sc Always.
TO-DAf-"JANET OF THE CHORUS
tVitaSraph specially. Getting a
start In Life (Selig Western comedy.
and others.
TO MORROW - WAR IN EUROPE"
four parts and comedies.
REN, Broad, at Seventh.
&C Day and Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
TO DAY THE WINGED MEssEN-
ger" Domino feature. "A Touch
of Love" American. dropping star"
comedy.
COMING MONDAY. APRIL IL. "ENOCH
-, Arden a Mutual master picture from
TcnnySons poem
T0,MoRnoW-WM: s. HART. IN THE
Rough Neck *. B. feature. "Zudora
in the Twenty Million Dollar Mystery"
one Man Episode Of zudora." Satur-
day, April II.
VIRGINIA, III East Broad.
Feature Days.
T0-DA THE TiMMGD MIR.
Tooties." In two parts. "Dcating Do
cides;I The Fable OF tho Busy Man
and the Idle Woman" Comedy.
TO-MORROW-"'TH THUMB PRINT
on the Safe" In two parts (cpisode
No. IL Of the girl detective series).
Easy Money" featuring Dorothy Kelly.
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Broad street.
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WASTED-BusiEess.

WANTED, to purchase part or entire
interest in general merchandise bust
ness: good country location. Full par
ticulars with first letter. Address r.
1877, care Times Dispatch.
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HE'LL WANTED-tialc.

Any reliable man wanting work, soc
4 Virginia Business Exchange BIG
North second
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


high class Office specially statesmen
tno dronca). Salary and commission:
also local representatives, throughout
Virginia. Lcath Sales Company, Eighth
street. Richmond.
WANTED. automobile and motor truck
salesman. King x Wright Co. Thir
tccnth and Main Streets.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS

III eHecutfon or certain deed OF
trust, dated March 8, 1913. and duly
Richmond Chancery. Court. in d. r.
made in the payment OF three of the
notes thereby secured, and being re-
quired so to do by the beneficiary the
undersigned trustee will proceed to
sell at public auction on the premises on
MONDAY. APRIL -, 1915.
at $50 p. NJ.
the house and lot above mentioned
being the same real estate conveyed by
SAID deed OF trust: this lot fronts on
the west line OF Sixth Street twenty
iiVe feet commencing at a distance Of
ono hundred and forty three and one
half feet north of the northwestern in
terSection OF Leigh and Sixth Strects)
and extends back from said Sixth Street
between parallel lines scventy-one feet
more or less, to the property OF ST
Paufs Church Home.
This sale offers an opportunitv 70
persons OF limited means to secure n
comfortable home, centrally located: or
to investors who are seeking Il safe
and profitable investment at IL moderate
price.
TERMS: by consent OF all parties
in interest. tho terms of sale will be
onc-third cash. and for the balance the
purchaser is to give negotiable notes
payable at one. two and three wears
from the day of sale with interest at
payable quarterly, and evidenced by
separate notes, and all notes to be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property:
or, all cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser. b. c. WHERRY.
Trustee.
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FOR RENT-Reai Estate.

FOR rent. farm of ls5 acres about
100 acres ready for the pillow. Dwell
Ing and barns: IA miles from Richmond.
Geo. +. Crawford & Co. $50 East Main
Street