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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
Elan & Funston,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
BANKRUPT SALE
OF
THREE TWO-STORY HOUSES, Nos.
9l9. 92l AND 925 LOUISIANA
STREET, RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA.

In execution OF an order of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia. en-
tered OH April .. 1915. in the matter OF
u. w. Shrecengost. bankrupt, we will
sell by public auction, on the premises,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

w \ NTED, to buy good electric stove
Phone Madison 7lO3-J
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BY WHITE & COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctioncers.

AUCTION SALE OF
FRAME DWELLING; KNOWN AS NO.
1902 HOME STREET, BARTON
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LOST AND FOUND.

black suitcase taken by mistake from
the Manchester Station. Can he re-
turned to Times Dispatch office and
finder receive S2J.
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BY McvEIGH & GLINN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
OMMlSSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
TWO SMALL BRICK DWELLINGS,
No. 62l and 623 North
l7th Street

In pursuance OF decree of the
Chanccry Court of the city of Rich
mond, entered on the END day OF July,
l9l' in the suit styled Irene NJ
Howens Guardian VS.. Irene NJ Bowen
and Others | will sell on the premises.
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 4, 1915,
At . o'clock Il. NJ,
All that certain lot or parcel of land.
lying and being in the city OF Rich
mond. with two brick dwellings there
on. designated as Nos 62l and 623
Eorth Seventeenth Street. fronting 20
1eet on the eastern line OF seven
tcenth street, between Venable and
carrinston Streets. and running back
ll5 feet.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the
nllince IN two equal inStallmcnts at
SIN and twelve months from day OF
sale, the purchaser or purchasers TO
execute negotiable notes for the de-
ferred payments OF the purchase
money. with interest added from the
day of sale, and the title to he re-
tanned until all tho purchase money is
pdld and Il conveyance ordered by the
court. or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser.
Sol. CUTcHINS
Special Commissioners
! certify that the bond required by
the above decree of the special com
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this goth day
of July. 1918.
CHARLES O. SAvII.LE.
Clerk.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

HAVING been in wood and coal busi-
ness since 1887 places me In position
to advise now is the hest time 10 MA &c
your order for fuel at summer prices
sell the clean. free burning coal and
thc large block. caSy-to-Split wood. I
nave an easy payment plan. Will BIO
glad TO explain to YOU. T. T. Long.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE Middle District Association Will
meet with Rranch's Baptist Church.
Chesterfield County. August 3, 1 and 5.
The church only proposes to entcrtain
delegates. representatives and members
OF the various churches Of the associ-
alton. all OF which will be required
TO register. Automobiles will be run
ming during the entire session of the
association from Huli Street car line
To the church. the fare being 10 cents
each way.
fSisned) COMMITTEE
JOHN j. SINNOTT. No. North Fourth
street. All kinds OF furniture re-
paired, uph olstercd and polished An
,iques a specially. Low prices during
summer Many years experience.
REMOVALS.
MIR. HAROLD :. BLOOMBERG an
nounceS the removal Of his law offices
TO Rooms 1920 Mutual Building
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FOR SALE-Machinery.

BRICK manufacturing plant complete,
10000 capacity. Sacrifice il sold be-
fore removal. |. Bluford & Co.
THREE-sided pianer, practically new
four-sided planners. single and double
surfacers, cdgcrs. re-saws and lathe
mills rebuilt, guaranteed; also sash,
door and blind plant complete, at sac
rifice. |. BlufOrd & Co
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DETECTIVES.

BURCH'S private detective agency:
:, home cilice Park Building. Richmond,
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FOR observation-disclosures.

TENTS. ak sizes: sale or renting for
campers. l.. Rose &c Co.. I20 Brook
Avenue Randolph 1873.
FOX sale. nice clean white paper 80
ana 30 inches wide. Suit. bio Tor wrap
such as bread. glassware. laundry. etc.
si:2o per 100 pounds at the Office; also
at this office. viii not be delivered
Car at Times Dispatch office. hrst
FOX sale, lumber. tin. bricks and
bniidiiig material at the Horse Show
iuiiding. l;yrd rark. Clarence Cosby.
Madison 352G.
TN PEWiilTEIt cheap for cash Will
consider monthly payments. * TOS
caro- Times Dispatch
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FOR sale, one OF the best building lots
IN WcSthampton. Beautiful location.
Win an unobstructcd view of the Coun-
tEE Club grounds. An ideal lot to
nuiid a nice home OH: % feet front
VIII sacrifice for $3.50 Address
bargain. care Times dispatch.
FOR sale. 1-room frame house: bnth
latrobc, heat: in pcrfcc. condition
,:oinb"rdy Street, between Main and
'AtI Madison 64hI
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certify that the bond required by
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Goth day
of July, 1915
CHAs. o. SAvILLE.
- IL
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WASTED-Board.

ROOM and board in private family by
couple with 5-year-old child. West
End or suburbs. Address Box 2O4,
Southern Pines. y G.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONE OF III. best stores on south side OF
Broad street, with lo-year lease and
$1,000 stock, can be had at attractive
price. Address G $40, care Times Dis
patch.
STATE sales manager. Live wire TO
organize statesmen for large Chicago
manufacturer. High class products:
fast seller to mercantile and wholesale
trade; exclusive, permanent repeat or
ders. should easily pay $1,000 TO So.
900 first year. $500 cash required for
initial stock OF goods and reference as
10 ability. We refer to any mercantile
agency. Address, giving past record
and phone number. Representative
Will arrive soon. l.. w. Hagg, Rich
mond Hotel. Richmond, Va.
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BUSINESS FOR SALE.

FOR sale, confectionery, soda and cigar
store: One of the best locations in
city. VIII sell cheap for cash. Reason
for selling, bad health. Address d 81
care Times Dispatch.
DENTAL practice for sale in n grow
ing town OF $500 inhabitants. Price
reasonable. @ 9S1. care Times Dis
patch.
FOR sale cheap. one of the best pay
ing barroomS in South Richmond
with pool tables. Mixed trade and
cheap rent. Must be sold at once, as
! am leaving city. g 800 care Times
Dispatch
FOR sale, one of the best PAYING sa-
looms on one of BaltimoreS best
thoroughfares. Mixed trade Price
$4,000. For particulars, address l. TO-.
care Times DiSpatc
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FOR SALE-Horses.
FOR SALE-AniInals.
POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereotypers mats, 1Sx24:
flexible and tough; just the thing to
line chicken houses and outhouses; 81
per 100 pounds at the office; % cents
extra for out-Of-town orders for cart
age. Address Tines Dispatch
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
BY PAUL +. SIIAFER,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtionecr.
Tenth and Bank Streets

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
BRICK RESIDENCE. KNOWN AS No.
25l5 WEST GRACE STREET.
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancerv
on tho goth day of July. 1915, in ,Ls
chancery suit of James Morton rs. 1,
-. Coleman, the undersigned special
commissioner will, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1915.
at $50 +. NJ.
offer for sale, at public auction, upon
the premises, the above described proH
erty,
The lot on which the said building IS
situated fronts % feet on the south
between parallel lines l45 feet to an
alley, the eastern line of said lot bein.
III feet west of Davis Avenue This
is Il thoroughly modern residence con
tanning an entirely new heating sys-
ten, hardwood floors, electric lights
ana all modern convenienccs aud
should commend itself to those wishi,..
TO buy home in one of tho best resi-.
dence sections of the city. or as an in
vcStment.
TERMS: Cash. the purchaser to as
sumo and covenant TO pay at maturity
certain deed of trust in the principsl
amount of $500. and interest thereon
from the lith day of May 1915, which
said trust deed is dated November j
1918. and payable three years after
date.
JOHN B. LIGHTFOOT. JR..
Special Comm iSSioner
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FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR rent. large front rooms second
foor: alcove and kitchcncttc. Sl2
West Grace.
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FEW good men who will work TO or
Eanizc chapters and place spccia!
health and accident policy with mem
bers. Good territory and pay. Adj
dress knights of Washington. Elkins.
". Va.
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POST-Ol'FICE clerk carrier exam at
Richmoud September 4. Prepare un-
der former government examiner.
Booklet S 81 free. Patterson Civil Ser
vice School. Rochester,. N Y.
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HELP WANTED-Niale.

WANTED. good barber: 5-chair shop.
ART Barbcr shop, Petersburg. Va.
WANTED, plastcrcrs Address j. L.
Rogers: New Post Office, Rocky
Mount. n. G.
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WANTED, an experienced water driver
salary slO per week. Apply North
Sixth.
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DEATHS

MYERS.-Died, Friday. July 30, MOSES
NJ MYERS, age sixty years.
Funeral SUNDAY MORNING. IL
o'clock. from Mortuary Chapel, Hebrew
Cemetery.
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We arc to-day called together TO pay
our last sad tribute OF respect TO our
esteemed friend and associate. John
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-03-02
CHAPTER XIV,

Singoalla stood outside the medicine
tent of the gypsies. Singoalla was a
princess of her people. She was the
most beautiful of all her tribe. She
was the betrothed bride of Michel
Mario, chief Of the tribe. And she had
borne her head high always had
looked perhaps little disdainfully at
the other women
Today the withered cronies beside
the fires, bewildered black-eyed chill
dren pering from the tent-slits of the
covered wagons, the men smoking
their pipes beside the wagons saw a
princess transformed into a simple ele-
mental woman. They saw Singoalla
standing, weak, dazed, outside the
medicine tent. The proud head was
bent. The 1.-THE supple form quivered
fraiily as she paced to and fro.
What they did not see was the
blaze of the black eyes. What they
did not know was that fury not frailty
weakened her.
They did not know until one of the
old women approached the girl with a
sympathetic question. Then all the
pent wrath of Singoalla famed forth.
Her body Strengthened tense as a wild
thing crouched for a spring Her lift
ed head showed the burning eyes. Her
little hands were clenched and she
rushed upon the kindly old creature
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with scream. The woman fled. Sim
goalla did not follow. She continued
to pace up and down before the medi-
cine tent
P1etro and Michel Mario came out
OF the medicine tent, talking earn
estly.
We'll, the task is accomplished. |
nave taken your pretty quarry. What
OF my reWard?" questioned Michel
Mario,
Your reward? Have I not paid you
doubie?" exclaimed Pietro, the lion
tanner.
You have paid me only what I ask
ed to risk my people in capturing her.
What of her keep"
THAT was included in our bargain,
She was to be held until should dis
pose of her. You know it we'll, an
swered Pietro with an ugly grin.
Pfetro's grin was of menace, not OF
merriment. He was thinking of the
way in which he would dispose OF Pau
line.
But l do not think 1t is for you to
dispose of her." said Michel Mario soft
ly.
You mean that"
That 1t was l who captured her and
that | am her captor. In other words
P1etro, good friend, she Is my prisoner,
not yours"
you would sell her back for a
price?'
mo; I am everything in the world
but fool"
How much, then, to keep her for a
few days, until Pietro's hand in
stinctively went to his breast where
lay the knife he had shown to Ray
mond Owen in the forest.
What has this Mr.. Owen-this ten
der guardian-paid to you, Pietro?"
parted Mario keenly.
THAT is my affair"
You refuse to tell me?"
Il will give you 500 more"
The young chief laughed. YOU
will give me 500?" he jeered. YOU,
whose freedom depends on my protec-
ton. l wonder" he added with an in
smile" what Mr.. Owen would
give me if I went to him"
He has put the matter in my hands
am an old friend of his. l have serv-
ed him elsewhere He would have no
dealing with you whatever"
Not If | suggested that the girl
returned to her brother with a little
letter explaining Mr.. Ovens part in
her capture? Is Mr.. Owen allpower-
ful?"
Pfetro's squat body twitched ner-
vously.
And your part in It," he added
cheerfully.
Here is the 500,' said Pietro, hold
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LIONS BREAK UP
WEDDING PARTY
Private Menagerie at Large
Among Guests.

Pauline looked up with lips parted
in questioning surprise. WHAT
she began. But Harry had moved to
a chair down the veranda and was sit
ting with his back to her. She turn
ed again to the paper, reading:
Miss Sophie McCallan, the surpris-
ing heiress, gave society more Of a
surprise than she intended last even
ing, when her famous pet lions, break
ing from their cages, invaded the
drawing room of the superb McCallan
country home near Westbury, and
mingled with the guests, at her we'd
ding to Walter Trumwell, Jr.
1.-THE lions did mot 'mingle' long.
The guests, although firmly believing
tsome of them believing even now
that it was just another of Miss Nc
Callans practical jokes, preferred the
open air to the open jaws OF the kings
of beasts. If 1t had not been for the
courage of the officiating clergyman,
the Rev. Jacob r. Kingsworth, of Cory
don, the ceremony itself would have
been interrupted at the fatefu1 "obey."
DR.. Kingsworth continued to the end.
amid the roars OF the beasts. With the
bride and bridegroom he then escaped
through rear door.
1.-THE wedding itself was something
of a surprise"-
Pauline let fall the paper for mo-
ment and called excitedly to Harry;
but he did not answer. AS she return
ed to her reading, her eye caught this
paragraph:
although the cages we're found to
have been unlocked, the McCallan fam
lily declared empbatically that the af-
fair was not a joke. This was EVIL
denced by the fact that two of the IL
ons we're shot because Of their fury.
The others were finally driven back to
the stable in which they had been
housed.
"A lion tanner, named Pietro Garcia,
recently engaged to take charge OF the
beasts disappeared mysteriously dur
ing the excitement Detectives were
dispatched early today to Chief Michel
Mario's Gypsy camp near Westbury.
on the probability that he might have
SOUGHT refuge there"
"Foreive me; please forgive me"
she CRIED throwing her arms around
his neck. ooh, isn't it dreadful
He took her hands and gently re-
leased himself. Really, I don't be-
lieve I shall forgive you this time" he
said seriously ut is pretty hard to be
surpected by you, my little sister,
at wasn't /; it was--l mean"
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Copyright. 1914, by the Star Company
All foreign rights reserved.
CHAPTER XIII.

To Pauline basking in the vine
sheltered veranda, entered Harry
laughing.
She did not look up nor answer his
greeting, but he went on laughing as
he lighted a cigarette.
Having forgiven me last evening in
haste, you have repented at leisure
Is that it?" he inquired.
You thought my weakness was for
giveness," she answered, turning in
her hammock to avoid his cheerful
countenance. You did an utterly in
excusable thing. That is all care to
say about the matter"
You mean l did wrong to keep you
away from the wedding?"
DO you think you did RIGHT?" she
volleyed swinging to face him again.
WAS not your cruel falsehood the
cause of the automobile accident-of
poor Palmer's probable death?"
Palmer is all right-except for his
mind. l am sending him to a sani-
tarium today"
your machine is waiting" she sug:
gested pointedly.
Il know it, he beamed back at her
angry eyes. Il merely came to offer
you the morning papers"
Have they the news OF the we'd
ding?" she cried, forgetting herself
and blushing for 1t. Thank you;
you may leave the papers, If you WILL"
she added coldly.
Just a line or two In them," he
said ignoring the dismassal Here's
The American.
She accepted the paper languidly
and began to turn to the society page
'You will find 1t on the first page;
1t was rather an interesting wedding"
he suggested.
She turned back Her eye fell upon
a headline.
LIONS BREAK UP
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will keep mine" he countered
"Wnat uyac 49,. ,,..-t a.,

VIII Keep NINE" he countered.
what was my promise?"
nat you would not go beyond the
Zone, she cried laughing. "But
why are you so worried" she asked
more seriously. do you think any
thing will happen today?"
NO But, little sister, something
seems to happen everyday. You are
Watcheo; you are followed everywhere.
i ooh Know why it is done nor who
- uolne IT, | am going to find out.
untll do, | want you-dearest
Deg you--to be very, very careful"
he was leaning down TO her over the
seat ana she had stepped close to him.
tie put his arm about her and kissed
her.
| There I've frightened you. | didn't
mean TO. Good-by. I'll be back in a
)i1fy. And he was driving off to the
gate.
Pauline, puzzled by his words, fol-
lowed him with her eyes and instinct
1vely she moved after him down the
driveway
What did he mean? There was
something in his mind that he did not
tell me-" she unused, frowning.
his runabout had turned the gate
long before she reached it, but she
opened the little iron grating of the
lootWay and stepped into the road
peerlng after the machine, now dis
appearing in the distance.
Sne was still deep in thought. grop-
ing LOT the reason of Harry's fears.
and the sudden sound of voice beside
her made her start.
She recovered herself instantly when
she saw 1t was only an aged Gypsy
woman with a basket on her arm.
would the pretty lady buy a charm
that would keep her beauty forever"
droned the old woman.
Pauline laughed. mo | don't think I
care for any today, thank you," she
said kindly.
An, but it is a magic medicine, my
pretty lady. 1t, cures all ills. 1t will
make him love you who does not love
yOu---"
The bag nodded with a manner of
deep understanding toward the reced-
ing automobile, and Pauline Uttered
at the thought of Harry needing a
heart tonic
NO, no; not today" she said again,
starting back to the gate.
But you will let poor woman
tell your fortune? l have walked so
many miles. | have heard how good
Is the pretty lady to the poor"
oh, very well; you may tell my for
tune-if it's not long fortune" yield
ed Pauline.
she led the way to the sodded bank
opposite the gate and extended her
palm to the Gypsy, who clumsily sat
down at her side.
"Ah, | see that you are going upon
a long journey"
Stop" said Pauline hurriedly, "I
must go back. Here is your money"
She had suddenly remembered her
promise to Harry. She was sincerity
chagrind at breaking it. It had not
occurred to her that the road was out
side the ground. Yet it did seem lone
ly now. The men at the garage seemed
very long way Off She fumbled ner-
yously in "a little wrist wallet for a
coin, which she gave to the old wo-
man, and then hurried toward the
gate.
She heard a quick light step behind
her, but she had no time to turn. Her
cry was stifled in her throat. She
heard other footsteps around her. A
heavy bag was thrust over her head.
She felt herself lifted to the should
ers of men. Their steps fell softly Cd
dead leaf mold as they bore her into
the forest.
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The PERlLS OF PAULINE
Written By Charles Goddard
SYNOPSIS
J Charles Goddard

SYNOPSIS
Stanford Marvin. wealthy mann,oo
tuler Oh automobiles, has worn him
eoi, out ny oVerWork. His son Harry,
anu ms adopted daughter, Pauline,
.ove each other, but she wants to see
TWO years OF thrilling adventures be-
ioIe marrying. Her reason is that she
Is AMBITIOUS to be writer. Old Mr..
MARVIN asks TO see what she has writ
zen. While Pauline and Harry are in
SEARCH OF magazine containing her
tirst story, Mr.. Marvin opens the case
u mummy just received from Egypt.
ndynond owen, his rascally private
secretary, helps lift off the front of
the case, put leaves old Mr.. Marvin to
remove the mummy's bandages alone
MARVIN during fainting spell, sees
tne half-eXposed mummy come to life,
step out or her case, take a bracelet
trom her wrist and try to force it into
his hands, while her lips reveal a
strange message from the remote past,
restored to consciousness by Harry
ana Paullne, the old man believes it
al dream, until, later, he finds the
Identical bracelet on the mummy's
skeleton wrist. He promises Pauline
one year TO see life and places her in
the guardianship of Owen. A final
heart attack gives him just time to
write on the doctors prescription pad
very brief and simple will. Then he
dies. A lawyer tells Owen that he
would have permanent charge of Pau
lines vast estate if something should
happen to her before she marries,
Hicks, racetrack man, and Owen
conspire to kill Pauline The proceed
ing chapters have dealt with the many
efforts OF the two to accomplish this.
In Pauline's latest adventure she
goes West to visit friends Owen and
Hicks have her stolen by villainous
gunner who thrust her into cave to
die.
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ing out the money.
Another 500 and 1t will be settled"
said the chief.
Here them
Continued On Page g.
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The lion tanner bowed assent
How do you kill, old friend?" ask
ed Owen curiously.
The Gypsy drew from tn breast of
his red blouse knife a foot long,
narrow, FINELY edged and curved cru
ely at the tip.
owen shuddered. "That will do" he
SAID TREMENDOUSLY. Here is the money
for you. This, he added, giving anoth-
er packet of bills, Is for Michel Mario.
Give him as little or as much as you
llke-so long as he does my work
we'll"
The lion-tamer smiled gloatingly,
thrust the money into his blouse under
the knife and vanished in the forest.
owen returned across the road through
the foot-path gate and strolled easily
into the garden, turning the pages of
his magazine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-21
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AND
FARMING UTENSILS.

Pursuant to the terms OF deed of
trust given by Claud l.. Tyler to the
undersigned. bearing date on October
II. 1914, and duly recorded among
the land records of the County of
Fairfax, Virginia, in Liber u, No. :.
page 43G, default having been made
in the payment Of the note secured
thereby, and at the request Of the hoI-
der Of said note the undersigned will
offer for sale, at public auction, at
"Mount Vernon Dairy Farm" at
Hunters Station, Fairfax County.
Virginia, OF Thursday, November 4th,
1918, beginning at II o'clock Il. m.
One pair of horses named Frank
and Prlnce;one wagon; one hay frame;
one three horse plow; one Al harrow:
one set Of plOw- harness.; one grain
drill; one wheat binder; one manure
Spreader; twelve tons of wheat straw:
one hundred and eighty tons of sill.
age; twenty-five milk cans and q
cooler; and one market wagon.
TERMS OF SALE CASH.
GARDNER L. BOOTHE, Trustee.
Oct 10, t. d..