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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
by j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
lib Main Street
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
vA i! 4. T., srsiSEss PROPERTY.
80. ses st 4Esr A SsInI pw sTitEif
LARGE INTERIOR Lot IL REAR
ISON NEAR CARY STREET.
,,, by yhirtTs of deed OF, trust. dated
mond Chancery Court. ID. b. ECO,
page $50. TO the undersigned trustee,
to secure certain notes therein de
scribed. default being made and being
reuuired1so TO do. will sell at public
auction ON the premises.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II,
ut 1880 Z. NJ.
lot OF land. with all improvements
ginning ut point Is feet west of
Madison street: thence running west
wardly and fronting on Cary Street %
feet. and extending back between
parallel lines 100 feet
Also lot Of land. with improvements
thereon, fronting on Madison Street.
hesinning 100 feet from southwest cor
ner Cary and Madison Street. thence
s S,@ng Inc Inc, western western line OF MGdiso.
parallel lines 100 feet,
an alley ten feet wide. between Cary
and Canal Streets, Bclvidcrc and Mad
ison Street; bEsinning at the eN,rem.
feet south of Cary street. thence east
wardly along Il line 100 feet south OF
Cary street. 80 feet inches to II point
distant 100 feet west OF Madison
street: thence Southwardly and at
right angles parallel to and 100 feet
west OF Madison Street, lOy feet TO Il
point on the line of said alley 1913 feet.
more or less. to the south line of the
lo-foot alley first mentioned above:
thence northwardly across said alley
and parallel to Madison Street 10 feet,
to the point OF beginning.
TERMS: All cash.
LIZ ROY BROWN.
Trustee.
BROWN X co. Auttioneers.
NOTE-W While above are terms OF
the trust, easier arrangements can he
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THE mInElk ROOFING AND MANU-
EEHAT rT sIFI Art E:1M ~ ny ); rMpr-
EAST CORNER or WILLIAMSBUBt re;
AVENUE AND ELM STREET.
M IN SNGr"'i on, OF deed of trust dated
Court. y. B. 22G-A. page .76. default
having been made in the payment of
Il portion of the debt therein secured
ana being required so TO do. we will
sell ny auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1915.
at o'clock T. NJ.
the above mentioned property. de-
Scrihcd in said deed of trust. as fol-
All that certain lot of land. with
improvements thereon, lying and being
in the city OF Richmond Va at the
northeast corner Of Williamsburg Ave-
nu. and Elm street. fronting on tho
said north line Of WILLIAMSBURG Ave-
nue. on" hundred and thirty-niuc o3?)
icct SIN Co inches. and extending back
between irregular lines. AMI being lot
No. III. in the plan OF the city OF
80 An that certain lot of land. with
improvements thereon, lying. and be-
north line Of williamsburg Avenue
near the city Gas Works, fronting on
SAID north line of Williamsburg Ave-
nue. one hundred and twenty-five G22)
rect. more or less. and extending back
a varying depth. and being lot No. 1913
IN tnG plan OF The city of Iiichmond."
TEkMS: Enough in cash to pay cost
OF sale. amy taNcs that may be due.
five notes for $Ioo. each With interest
on same. on one from September 20
1914. one from October 20. 1914, one
from November 20. l1li. one from De-
cember 20. 1914 and one from January
-. 1918. until paid, and credit as TO
ten notes for $500. each payable month
~ from February 20. 1918, To NOvcm-
her 20. 1915. inclusive. and the residue
at one year after date. deferred pay
mcntS to lac secured 10y deed of trust
on the property and to bear interest
at per cent from date OF sale: or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
w. j. WliITEHURST.
CLINTON l.. WILI.I.AMSp
Trustees.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, Shoats I'm good condition
y Stracuau. Chester. Va. 4 T. u
40 ~
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GlS EAST BROAD

T'IN'VNTJ.
we VIII sell in front OF our auction
Shi"srocmS Tor account of " HON il may
concern one pair Of good mules ON.
good mare, one light two-horsn ton
wagon. one light onc-horSc delivery
wagon, on" set double harness, one set
single harness.
These teams arc all in first lass
condition and are especially adapted for
transfer or delivery business
TIL: VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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PROPOSAES-Scalc0

BIiIGDE LETTING
PLANS and specifications and PROPOSALS
VIII br received al Jones Low
Fridge on February 10. 1915. at ~
o'clock NJ. for the erection of steel
bridge az said point. over Mehcrrin
River This bridge is located about
wv" miles south OF Lawrencevilie.
frunSwlck County. Va
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Ey w. L. Sledge. Clerk,
i.nWrnnr. llln IA
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA. BOND

ISSUE.
BIDS VII! he received until noon Feb
fuaiN -. 1913. for $4,000 worth OF
Montgomery County bonds for m, inn
p!oNcmcnt of roads III BlackSburg Dis
tf'tt. Bonds Will be in dcnominat ions
OF 5000 each, bearing ! per cent inter
cSt, payable semi-annualiy. and to ma
lure thirty years after date, with on
tioh To redeem after 20 years. and Will
hr exempt from taxation by any county
ulStrict or municipalities in Virginia The
boarL OF SUPERVISORS rcScrN. the right
TO reject any or all bids For further
informatio:. apply to the undersigned
or Il. !. Roop. commemorative Nttor-
hcN. George W. Wilson. Clerk Board
81 supervisors, montgomery County,
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VALE MINE AUCTIONS
~ PHONE MADISON 1905
els EAST BROAD f.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
STOCK GROCERIES. STORE FIN
TURES, TEAMS. ETC, OF AUGUST
GROCERY co, Gll-6l3 EAST MAR
SHALL STREET.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
ST. GEORGE S. JONES & co,
General Auctionccrs,
Phone Madison 7lil
AUCTION SALE
OF
HotSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC

Hou,SEH0LD, FURNITURE, ETC.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 9.
at 1890 y. NJ,
at our salesroom, 100 East Broad
street, lot consisting OF Parlor, Bed
room. Dining-room and Kitchen Fur
niturc. 100 sets Japanese Tc: and
Sets. Velvet and Smith Rugs,
10 ?Nl@ DrugEctS of different designs
ana quality. 2G sets koGcrs's Silver
ware.
Closing out stocks n speciality.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
ST. GE.OEGE :. JONES.
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NOTICE.
SALE OF FAlKrAN COUNTY. VA.


Sealed bids for the purchase of all or
any portion o: the bonds to the amount
OF SHp.huo Ia be issued by the County
OF Fairfax. Va, for Providence Magis-
terIal District Of said county. Said
bonds shall II" in denominations Of 500
OF such multiple thereof as shall bc de-
sired by the successful bidders or pur-
chas"rs thereof: shall bear interest at
tic rate OF per cent per anIum, pay
abi" S"miHnuuailv at the Office of the
treasurer 81 the said county. and shall
n!htur" ana h" payable as follows:
l",""" thereof ten years from the dutc
ther""t: $1,000 thereof twelve wears
from the dat" thereof $1,000 thereof
ilil".n years from the date thereof:
) i.VVu thereof twenty years from the
dat. ih"rcuf-wll be received by the
UNDERSIGNED Board Of Supervisors of
fatrfaN County Va. ut Fairfax. Va
All bias to he subject to acceptance or
rejection by said hoard and to he
"pcnrd ON tn" Sd dav OF March. 1915.
at - o'clock noon. No bond shall be
sold for less than par. The fun faith
ana credit of the entire County of Fair
iaN IS pledged for the payment Of said
bands. Said bonds are exempted from
taxation as provided by chapter o2g OF
the Acts of Assembly. 1912.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
or FAIRFAX COUNTY VA
nv i. w. RICHARDSON
'1.nIl RI
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%R hE,,a'd4qpa"rters Richmond com.
~ mar ~ I""-
(, I:icnmo"d. "a. Feb g. 1918.
:, Assem.hic 81 your asylum an sun.
oress of T"mplur on foot. 70 .r ~.
escort to richmond Randolph I.odge,
of our deceased brother Sir n f. V'
Southern. W.
Members Of the Commauderv of =,
Andrew, No. 49, and transient III
kulEhts are courtcously invited 20 IL
by order clinton l.. william. E,ni.
mont Commander.
r. J. BUTLEE.
Captain General.
". NJ Williams. Recorder.
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NOTICE-l.eSaI
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EltN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
In the matter OF No. 1863
HARRY l.. CANADA i'm
Bankrupt. Banl<ruptcy
NOTICE. or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To IN" creditors of HARRY l., CAN
ADA, OF Richmond. in the County
OF iirnrlco. and district aforesaid =
bankrupt:
Noti." is hereby given that on the
%oth day OF January A. - 1913.
IN. said HARRY l.. CANADA VAS
IRIS; meeting of his creditors viii be
held in my Office. Rooms No so" and SoG
ni ,i1H National Hamk I;uildinG;
FEBRUARY. \. d., 1915. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. ut which time the
Sniu creditors may attend. prove their
bankrupt. and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. -
TlIOS H. SNt.AD.
Referee i'll Bankruptcy.
February /. 1913
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL;
ENTER Inn bIsf TEATES or E0 vit TIM EAST
'%$ %I'iS: IS , M" 'a'a
NOTICE OF ElEST MEETING OF
To the creditors Of GATHER q. NIT
ctlEi.l.. OF Richmond. in the County
81 ilcnrico, and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on the
"a DAY ri 81 Eehr"nrE; A. - 1918. the
~. -, -, ~ vi i'I' ELL was dulN
adJudicatcd bankrupt. and that the first
meeting of his creditors will bc held
in my Office, Rooms No 500 and sos
Kichmond. Va. on the i5Tll DIV "t'H', ri;
FEBRUARY. \. u. 1915. nj 10 o'clock in
the forenoon At which time the said
creditors may :itteEu. prOVr their
claims. appoint Il trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. Is. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February 3. 1915.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
BY cATLIN & BROOKS co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
III Bank Street.
TRUSTEES SALE

VERY DESIRABLE LOT on MOSS
SIDE AVENUE; IN PLAN OF
SOUTHAMPTON. HENRICO COUN-
PARK
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EAST END
900 block East Grace. $ rooms. latrobc
lot 3ONliO feet. $1,000
600 block North Twenty-seventh. :
400 block North Thirtysecond Street. 6
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FOR salc-.Iust completed S-room
house. Highland rark, electric lights,
rooms, . squares from car rricc. s3,Son
Address j 81. care Times Dispatch
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FOR sale hvc-room now California
BUNGALOW; large pantry, closets.
p"rches: good water; II. acres: close
I" car: going to sell. make mo an Of
Ter, j. g. Burncttc, Highland Springs
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
by POLLARD " BAGBY,
Real Estate AuctionccrS.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OH
THE nIpEH ROOFING AND MANU-
FEATURING COMPANIES PROP
!:ltTl, SITUATED At THE NORTH
EAST CONNER Or WIl.I.IAMSBUI re;
AVENUE AND ELM STREET..
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WHITE ~ co.
American National Bank building

1900 block Grove Avenue, 10 rooms bo,
water heat, $4,000. "ot
200 block Hanover Avenue. roo,,,.
Sapor heat detached, S6.75O
-'9o niHck Hanover Avenue. 10 rooms
noors, large lot. sl2.5O0 '''
.l0o block Hanover Avenue. s room
not water heat, Will exchange for
small house io'
2ooo block stuart Avenue . rooms. la
trone, lot 3Oxl30 feet. $1,000
fioyd Avenue, rooms. hot water hon,
laundry tubs. s5,l5O
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By CATLlN ~ EROOkS co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
tlI Bank street
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FOR sale. chcap. 9 adjoining lots ON r.
-, north side Of Park Avenue, bctw.,I
west ana Cleveland, 55xIi0 feet. Cali
MadlsOn hilS or Randolph l22
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NORWOOD S-room house. sell on .a.y
terms or trade for lot clear.
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WANTED. antique furniture. anything
old Bgard. D. West Main Mad
icuu r3p.
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sci az auction, on the respective
premises, the following parcels OF real
estate IN the city OF Richmond. Va:
IT o'clock /. NJ, the following
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NOT1CE-I.cgal


ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS company having qualified as CO.
adminisirator talong with Mrs Ito-
sail" y. Winn) of the estate of Or.
John +. Winn, deceased. all persons
having claims against said estate are
requested 10 present them at this Office
ANA those indebted to the estate will
signed.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
to-AdniniStrator of Dr. John f.. Winn
Deceased.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
limited STATES. FOR THE. EAST
ERIN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
IN he matter OF No 1874
JOHN T.. DRILL. in
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; OF
CREDITORS.
7" the creditors of JOHN l.. ORRlLL.
"l liIhinond. in the County of Hem
rico. ana district aforesaid Bank
,N%ticc is hereby given tina, on the
2d day OF February, \. -. 1915 the
said JOHN L. DRILL. was duly adiu-
/ dlcatcd bankrupt. and that the first
/ meeting OF his creditors will be held in
lean National Bank Building Richmond.
Va. ON the ETH DAY OF FEBRUARY.
y. -. 1915. at 10 o'clock i'm The fore :
noon. at which time the said creditors
may attend. prove their claims. appoint
u trustee. examine tn" BANKRUPT and
transact such other business MS may
properly come before said meeting
TNOS. u. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February /, 1915.
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JACKSON Ward dwelling, unemcuD-
bcred; value not over $1,000. i'm n%
:hahS" Tor shares broadway M,
Times Dispatch ~ N"'
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IMPROVED PROPERTY.
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TEN per cent frame property trade ,or
suburban or West End lois ''
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bargains which wo can sell or trado
II handled at once
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JAMES w. LORD " co,
AlrtlDnsprS
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BAKER q co.
lll0 T.. Main. Madison i2ie.
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WANTED. tp huy .asol.ny launch. hull
about c,Ehtccu feet. Address q cOi
care Eim, So Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

MODERN S-room- brick housc I'm ~,
West End. House Just compIet .T :
All modern conycnicnceS: hot w;,tn,.
nett lafSaln Tor any one. 2Oi Nor,n
Jefferson street. Phone Randolph 7SS
FlF'fY-foot corner LOT. Highland p,,
GOOD location. below cost for urici'
cash: Address J 80, care Times, III"
patch. us
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE;
IN lEn STATES. FOR TIL; EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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ANcTHER Monument Avenue lot, cS-
chAnSc Tor West End property.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.
Lamp Avenue. rooms, hot water hon,
Rent. $3.50. Will exchange for lots =
1000 block Lamb Avenue. ? rooms. bn
water neat. lot 70xI40 feet, $4,000
lioV block Barton Avenue : rooms la
55Xl35 feet. $3.50. '' ~
trobc. $500. ''
i'hcon Road. rooms. hot water hca,
large lot. VIII exchange for lots.
Evening journal., 1915-05-22
The Bryce Report
CFrom the indianapolis News)

The report on the German campaign
in Belgium. which is signed b. James
Bryce as chairman. is an important
document that will be widely read
now and later. Mr.. Bryce is a truth
full man, a nan OF he highest char
acter, a trained student Cf evidence
and a careful and painstahng histor-
ian. Further than that, the report
does not set up an impos sible on
idealistic standard, but very frankly
admits that war is necessarily horri-
bic. Likewise, II lays little stress on
crimes committed by soldiers on their
own account, though il is suggested
that if there had been proper control
exercised by the officers thcre would
have been fewer of such crimes.
TIL offenses dealt with are fer the
most part, those which are said 10
have been perpetrated Urtually under
orders, and in accordance with the
policy of the German government.
The moderation of the report is fur
ther evidenced by its statement that
most of these crimes we're committed
within a small tract of territory, and
only during the first weeks of war.
That there has beer n great improve
ment is also admitted Individual acts
of kindness by the Germans are re-
corded, as are cases in which offend
ers were restrained by the officers,
and sometimes punished. Nor is there
any indictment of the Germans as a
whole. or of the German nationality
The German military authorities
Evening journal., 1915-05-22
With The Paragraphers

Isn't It funny. but in winter woman puts rouge
her face suggest of rugged health and in sum-
mer she puts some Of white stuff on her face TO
Offset the effect OF sunshine.-Pttsburgh Sun.
OF all the in the world the Anglo Saxon of North
America stands most squarey his two feet and has
less respect uniforms cockades, titles and on,
unless perchance he be OF those blessed as TO
wear the insignia OF place and recognition.-Macon
Telegraph
II we have about 2OOOOOo horses the expectation Of
half a million, or more ought not 10 start any
speculaton about what Is TO become OF To begin
with we have automobiles. The disposal OF 3, or 4, or
even per cent OF our horses ought not TO be felt
ously Some Of the horse dealers who were buying
for foreign governments said last fall that In Illinois
alone there 100000 farmers each OF whom on an
average could spare one horse.-Phladelphia Record
Evening journal., 1915-05-22

however, are severely handled. II is
shown that they were below the level
of many of the officers who did the
wrong. Diaries of dead and captured
soldiers prove that they were in many
cases Mortified by the program that
they were required to carry out. A
non-cOmmissioned officer is quoted as
saying that he was acting under or
ders and executing them with great
unwillingness. And a commissioned
officer said that if he did not obey
orders of which he disapproved be
would he executed himself. These
same diaries, of the authenticity of
which, of course. there can be no
question, tell many dreadful stories.
We do not propose to go into de-
tails. But il seems proper to suggest
that Germans everywhere should re-
alize the danger to their national
character from a continued subordi-
nation to the military caste, which
is alone responsible for whatever
wrong was done in Belgium. II can
not be denied that the policy of those
in authority-for il has been boldly
avowed-is "frightfIlness." The more
/ frightful the things done. therefore.
the more completely would the policy
be carried out, and tN more effective
would it be. If the facts are given
the findings are justified. 1t is cer-
tainly a sad record The only way
to meet it is to disprove il. It cannot
be explained away, apologized for OF
! justified
Evening journal., 1915-05-22

Secretary Garrison is about the only
man in President Wilson's circle Of
advisers who can face with clear
conscience the results of our pitiful
policy of military unpreparedness. His
is the only voice that has been raised
in administration councils in behalf
of an adequate development of our
military resources.
He had the courage to say as long
ago as last December. when there
were no war clouds on our horizon,
that our scheme of national defence
was a mere piece of window dressing,
a hollow sham maintained for pur-
poses OF comfortable self-deception
While President Wilson was talking
about relying, as in the good old from
tier days, on "a citizenry trained and
accustomed to arms" while Secretary
Daniels was lodging the recommen-
datiOns of the General Board Of the
Navy and trying to hold authOriza-
tions and increases in the fleets ef-
fciency down to a minimum, Mr.
Garrison was bluntly telling the coun-
try that the first line Of the army was
utterly unable to protect our coasts,
and that any enemy strong enough
TO make landing could take posses
sion of one or more OF our seaboard
cities before our unframed reserves
could be organized and put in the
| field.
The Secretary of War laid before
Congress plans for a moderate in
crease of the regular army and the
! creation of real reserve IN replace
our present burlesque reserve of six
teen men. Congress paid no atten-
ton to his suggestions. II was en-
Evening journal., 1915-05-22
EDITORIAL OPINION

OF the commonwealth from tho age
OF 1S to the age of 26. When the
war broke out last August an cleo
toral campaign was in progress, and
It seemed lii ely that the liberal party
would be returned to power in the
federal parlian .ent But the war
changed the aspect of affairs. The
people felt that this was no time Is
entruss the government to a party
suspected of lukewarmness in the ma
tional defense, or at least of a re-
luctance to spend money for that pur-
pose. so the election went strongly
Labor. and now Mr.. Fisher as Prem
ier and Mr. Pearce as Minister of
Defense are in charge Of the COM
monwealth government and the forces
trained under the system they estab
lished four years ago are being en-
ployed in the attack on Constantine
ople. The liberal party is now quite
as patriotic as the Labor, and Aus
tralians of all classes and politics
have rallied enthusiastically TO the
defense of the empire.