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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20
ron sAIe-aIso ELIsSEoUs
HAINES' WIGS, 4
TOUPEES ~
And Ladies' Hair Goods

Best made Wigs and Tou-
oees in the world for the
money. Ladies' Hair Goods
wholesale and retail. Fine first
quality French Hair Switches
and Hair Goods. Prices right.
Established in present Hair
Store-1879-over 81 years.
rs GRAND RIVER AVE. w.
2 Doors from Bagley Ave.
VIM. A. HAINES5
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Copyright 1915. 80 ". wernerJ
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Broom House, 1928

Complete material for building q e.
room cottge s29s. Save four prof.
it's. Call 60T Ford bldg. or phone
Main 1850.
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EXPERIENCED counter girl Apply
AT once. Kartsen's Cafeteria; Cliff
ford and Woodward
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HELP wANTED-FEMAL


EXPERIENCED colored or white
girl FOR general homework. no
laundry work good wages; city
references. $50 second-ave.
EXPERIENCED resident lauudress
FOR private family, high wages
Apply 1880 Crosse POinte shores.
Tel. Hick. 2l22.
EXPERIENCED counter girl Apply
at once. kartsen's Cafeteria Cliff
ford and Woodward.
EXPERIENCED AGENTS for vacant
ana improved property, 8l2 Hol-
FIRST-CLASs stenoRraphcr who has
had experience In construction
work farrowe construction Co,
1893 Woodward ave.
FOLDING MACHINE operator want
cd. must understand plunger type
machines. Iullar Envelope Co,
fourth floor A. w ConRress-st
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS at once.
Apply e3l John r.
GIRL for general homework in
small family Cali Immediately
40 Philadelphia east. North 669-J.
GIRL for general homework must
understand plain cooking 50 per
week; no laundry work. Call 945
Cass-aVe near Warren.
GIRL for general housework must
be experienced, best wages paid
Phone Hemlock 2S26-J. Call 90
Tyler-Rve.
GIRL wanted TO work In oonfection-
cry and assist with homework.
1884 Fischer. Ridge 4237-W.
GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for house,
work. Apply at lo7 Il. Congress.
GIRL for general housework. APP
ply 295 Twenty-hfth.
GIRLS for work in bottling room.
silver Springs Water Co, Third
and Baltimore.
GOOD GIRL for general homework;
no washing; 81 l67 Hancock w
GOOD COMPETENT GIRL wanted
for general homework: no wash
ing. inquire 1873 Calvert
GOOD WAITRESS wanted. Apply
1881 Gratiot.
INSIDE wIREMAN. must be first
class man. Apply SIS Trumbull'
basement
NURSE CRITICAL Immediately. 40
Philadelphia east. Hickory 669-J.
NURSE with experience wanted for
July 10 for care OF two-year-old
boy. Must have best references
and be willing to go away for the
summer Apply this week to 1868
Jefferson east.
OFFICE GIRL wanted 312 Holden
bldg.
Subsidiaries want two sales
a a ~ n m n .
500 per week. sos Farwell bldg.
STENOGRAPHER - An experienced
young lady Of good appearance;
must be rand and accurate typist
705 Gas bldg.
STFNOGRNPHER wanted frst-class
position viii he permanent II your
services are satisfactory. Apply
2Oi New Telegraph D,dg
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FOR sALE-vAoANT LOTS

204 VANCOUVER--Two story single:
$3.50 Walnut 3S04-W.
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FOR sALE-~EsmENCE PROPERTY

WHY PAY HIGH RENT when you
can buy coy bungalow for .
small payment down and per cent
monthly? Let us show you what
we have. Call Grand 3732 after
1880 evenings
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EXPERIENCED resident laundress
FOR private family; high wages.
Apply 1880 Crosse POinte Shores.
Tel. HiCk. 2l22.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20

FIRST-CLAS9 stenoRraphcr who has
had experience In construction
work T.arrowe Construction Co,
1893 WOOdWard-ayC
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STORAGE furniture. nearly new; bar
gain price. Sumner Co. Mich. d eth.
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GIRL for general homework must
understand plain cooking Sc per
week; no laundry work. Call 945
CAss-ave near Warren.
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FOLDING MACHINE operator want
Cd. must understand plungeT type
machines. Tullar Envelope Co.
fourth floor, A. W. ConRress-st.
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ROOMS-Furnlture for rooms COM
plete. 81 week. Sumner. Mich. & Ssh-
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S25 TAKES EQUITY
Modern Bungalow $685.

Complete material FOR building nve-
room modern bungalow 1898. Ship
ment same day order received.
Call 607 Ford bldg. or phone Main
2SG0.
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GIRL wanted TO work In "nnfection-
cry and assist with homework.
1884 Fischer. Ridge 4237-W.
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If YOU HAVE A HOUSE or s-famiiy
fat and your prices are right we
can sell them for you. Call Grand
1892 after 7:30 evenings.
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EXPERIENCED colored or white
girl for general homework, no
laundry work good wages, city
references. $50 Second-ave.
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GIRL OR WOMAN wanted for house.
work Apply at l07 II. Congress.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20

rough and hnishcr;
good wages, steady work. Apply
before S a. m. or after p. IN at
els Holcomb
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GIRL for general homework. APP
ply 295 Twenty-hfth.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-20

GOOD Competent GIRL wanted
for general homework: no wash
ing. inquire 1873 Calvert
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DELIVERY BOY wanted. experienced
boy for delivering groceries. Apply
1904 Beaubien
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GIRLS for work i'm bOttling room.
silver Springs Water Co, Third
and Baltimore.
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STENOGHAPHER - An experienced
young lady Of good appearance;
must be rand and accurate typist.
705 Gas bldg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
COST $500 TO KINOLE
FIRE: WANTS 1T BACK
hampshire Man Sends tshc, IN
United states Treasury Tor
Redemption.

NASiilNGTDN. December 10 III,
FittinG-room of a New Uamns,,iro ,'
recently became cool as !, rnsu,t az
IN" hre in stove going our rhn
mead of the house picked nm ,
bag ard some newspapers ia rn,iinhia
'h" hr" The room was soon m,ito
Mh'h' again, and the husband and wiz
'eS"fhe" reading their newspapers
""ihe Tune after they were throur,,
r"a"'hr III" wife looked for a name,
"nE winch had contained $500 in 4,
"''S, "h'ch she had placed ON n ,chic
III INC room. IL WAS gone II III SIM
posed IN tn" husbands efforts ia raj
warmth IN the room he placed m, lea
containing tile money In the stove aud
II was consumed
Yesterday II box arrived nj Tho geo
denhti"n division of the Treasure no
p"f'heht containing uuantit~ or
aShcs with a note explaininr. thai tra
money was believed to be In The ,sbne
No trace of the money had been roun,l
but careful observation Is heinz Md,
OF the ashes ~
Another box full Of paper curroncv
was also received al tho denar,moni
iher" IS believed Ia he something lil,c
$50" IN the box. The money howoy,r
Is hntllated. The hoX came from Nj
a%ara Falls. Tie acrompapvinp com
hnh'catI"n does not explain how In.
money came 10 it's present shane. mo-.
docs the sender claim ownership Thn
communication says merely that H.,
INITIATED bills were left win ia
sender Tor him To forward for reden,n-
ton. "'''p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
INCREASE OF $4,000
FROM NATIONAL FORESTS
'Sh"rt OF Henry y. Graves. Chief OF
service. shows Advance In
Development Work.

wv WASHINGTON. December ln-Ar in
crease or more than S3iO, 600 In REGENTS
rom Tie national forests over the pre
N'""S year IS noted by Henry 8 Graves
oh'ci or the forest service In his an
h"ai report Just made public. RAND
progress in land classification. \ MA,
t'tiai adNT1lcc IL development work. In
"hich road building Is n large factor
ana relatively small losses from forest
hreS were features of the year, accord
ihs 10 the report. Receipts from Tim
per were over Sl,t0o.OO0. 20 per cent
increase. while grazing reccipts were
> 2oc.oo". and water power rentals
brought in 100000
steady Increase in the rctu,,s
rom Inc national forests Is eypected
by the chief forester IN srlte of tha
unstable and unhealthy condition a,
the lumber market steady and in
creasing local demand for national
forest TIMBER is created by the upbuijd-
ing OF the country The returns from
viii Increase as more stock
uses the forests, III consequence OF
range Improvement aud the deveInn-
mont OF new ranges ii is stated.
fhe present demand for erazine
privileges on n majority az Tie national
forests. says the report. far exceeds
I ne CARRYING capacity. and the demand
Is on the Increase"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
DIRECTOR TODD TO ASK
FEDERAL RADIO CONTROL
Wants Congress 10 Establish ~ No-
""poi. of Its Service ny Buy
ing Private stations,

WASHINGTON. December lN.-Can-
rress VIII be asked at the present scs.
sion To establish n government mo-
hopolE OF radio communication between
ship ana shore stations through Tho
purchase of all private radio stations
IN the United states now engaged IN
that work y new radio act To- carry
out that design is being framed. ac-
c"rdins to Commander -. w Todd di-
rector Of naval communications by =,
Special board representing all eXccntive
departments Of the government
THE necessity for strong govern
mcht control Of radio communication.
says Director Todd. ''bccoincs more
necessary a. ship and shore stations in
crease 'n number. Interference and
consequent inefficient communication
VIII continue until such control is OBJ
tGiusd
TO certraiizc control Of traffic II is
desirable TO open all naval stations ex-
cept lew reserved for government
work exclusively To commercial bust.
ness and The purchase of all CONNER
"iai shore stations engaged In ship 10
shore work Is essential"
Director Todd saws that gratifying
progress has been made with the en- :
rollmcnt az civiliou radio operators as
reserve for the government service
some zoo having already died upplica-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
STAGE COACH DISPLACED
IN YELLOWSTONE PARK
automobile TO TIC Used for Trnnsnor-
tntt"n nj hcsinnin. of Next Sen
son. Annual Report SnyS

WASHINGTON. December 10 -T Tho
DOOM Of The old shioncd stage-coarh
IN Yellowstone National Park is an
nounCcd
Again tho automobile IL the winner.
In the first annual report OF X T. Mar
ShHii. superintendent Of national pnr,ls
I" IN" Secretary of tho Interior. made
puhlic yesterday IL is stated that tho
admission OF private automobiles in the
' rIIo"Stou" has proved a trcmcn,l.,Is
success during two seasons. and now
'haf the roads have been greatly i'm :
PROVED. II is planned to discontinue
the rors, drawn stage and use auto
mooii" transportation entirely in this
rhik. beginning with the season OF
1917. When this is accomplished. the
transportation III all Of the national
parks VIII he by automobile
All OF the parks. the report states,
ar" now open TO motorists and prac-
t!caliy all Objectionable restrictions
that were imposed in tho past have
been eliminated.
The road leading from Cody. the
home OF Buffalo Rill. up the Shoshouc
!titcr to tho lake formed by the inn
ponnoinG of the river water bv the
Srea: ShoshOnc dam. thence M the
north fork Of this river to the eastern
is jus; below the beautiful sylvan pass
III the Absnrokn range. was opened
this scnsCn for the first time as n gem
cIni highway for tourist travel. More
than 900 pcrso entered OF departed
r." ~ the park via this route during
the summer. ami this Cody entrance"
rs II - ci..!cd. has been described by
many who enjoyed its wonders as the
sensation Il the season"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
PLANS TO SEE PRESIDENT
IN WHISKY "AD" FIGHT
.. J.. WiiSon to- Present View at Meth
"hist Conference a. to Use
Or the Mails.

WASHINGTON December iO.--Claf.
cuee r. Wilson. head of tho M.thod,e,
board of Temperance. in this CITY. Is ,o
roe President Wilson this week To-
present 10 Mr.. Wilson the views of the
General Conference IF the Methodist
church az to the harmful cffcctr Of
the use OF mails for carrying. wligk,
advertisements
Tho Methodist General Conference "a.
its Hast session called tho attention ~
the hcSt-ohlc" Department TO miSrep-
r"Sentation i'm whisky advertisements,
Eoin& through the mails and requested
an abatement of this for tn. gcucr,,l
public welfare. Mr.. Wilson /, IL I'M
d'rstood. viii not only present ,hc at.
ttuuo of the entire Methodist Church
OF the country but Will take the posi-
ton that the suppression OF these ad.
Ner'iscments is q duty OF the govern
m"ht. II there is no LEGISLATION 10
reach the advertisers. the church will
urge the President to recommend on.
actmcnt of legislation. If TN. Post
offic" Department can take stems noN-
Mr.. Wilson VIII ask that this bc done
Mr. Wilson viii point cut to the
ifeSldeht that $40 daily newspapers az
'h' country at present refuse TO priut
whisky advertisement. to these orr
ad"cd 1000 other publications
Allegations that President Vireo,,
mas declined To receive REPRESENTATIVE.
81 ptohlhitionists who wished To urre
hlil |" FAVOR u constitutional amend.
m"nt putting alcoholic liquors ont az
business III this country were no, hnrun
OUT ny inquiries at the White House
me President, it is pointed ont h,.
seen Tow visitors on any subject for tho
iaSt Tow weeks. and may have failed
|" grant REQUESTS made OF hin, son,n
,i'hc pack. but he expects to increases
we hnmher of visitors who see hin,
hereafter and is not likely To roicrt
worthy aud prominent representatives
OF any cause
Ihe President long ago took tho no
sition that prohibition is local M
ti"h question and that it is for the peo
PIE IN various states and communities
!" decide what they want II is he.
,i'Ned by those in his confidence thar
ne VIII not depart from this attituJs
III taiks that he may have with advo.
Gates of prohibition
II is expected that tho President vii,
We urged Z" use his influence 10 b-;ns
""o"' prohibition in tho District b,,i
~ ~ not known how he would vio,
ms request Senator's ana Reprnsnu
latiNcs who will favor Legislation fn-
l'akine the District dry have no, taIkc,
WIN him. but some Of them nvnoc,
To do 50. 'Npe't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
CONFERENCE ORDAlNS
DEACOMS AND ELDERS
appointments VIII he Mn,Ie To-day
and Mnny Changes Are
Expected.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch |

Special to The Times Dispatchl
DURHAM. y. G.. December Io.--rhe
service marking the ordination Of tho
class elected la dcaccu's orders ny tho
North Carolina Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. south
took place this morning. following a
sermon delivered by bishop John c.
kilr". This evening tia. ordination OF
elders followed another sermon i'm Me-
mortal Church Ton travclin. preach
ofs ana tw" local preachers were or
dained dcaa"ns. and thirteen travelling
preachers we're ordained elders sew
eral i7em'eis OF tho conference assist
'd ii&hoH kilSo III the ordination SER
vices The memorial service of the
cor ference was held this afternoon.
ontN On" member of the conferenc.
passed away during the past wear, that
being rev. j. !. OLD. Rev. I; r. Adams
read his memoir Bishop kilgo paid
triout" To tho memory Of bishop \.
". wis on. This morning tho confer
"ncc love feast was held
Among the items of business of spo
cal 'ntCr"s; TO come before the cnn
'cr"rc" "i! Monday viii he the rcnor-
OF ih' special committee on the Rn
'H'"n christian Advocate. which was
~ l'l'Stul - plan by which
Tue conference organ can be cprrind
tNron2h its present crisis due to tho
increased cost Of white paper This
committee Will report with special ref :
"fencc 80 the proposed assessment OF
$40" on several of the conference
boards for the benefit OF tho Advocate
and IN" conference then will determine
whether this assessment shall he made
Another question of interest will no
me cons 'utlonal question Of whether
lay representation in the annual con-
terence shall ne Increased the vote TO
ne taken nj this session. |, is likely
hishop kilSo viii not call for the vote
or TINS question until immediately he
i,rc IN" reading OF tho appointments
,i'rt VIII be made to have the vote
ifken by ballot instead Of nv count
TN" only other business to bc trans
acted by the conference is the adon-
ton Of several reports and giving tho
answers 10 the statistical questions
~ is probable tho appointments will
u" read early on Monday MANY
changes occurred in tn. two confcr-
cnces which bishop Kilgo held lust
before this-thc Virginia and lire
Western North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
REAL ESTATE,

Immediately after the sale Of the
ABOVE ana pursuant to the said order
OF SAID court. the undersigned viii Of
Ter for sale, on The promises. the fol-
wit:
All IA, certain piece OF parcel OF
iand. with all improvements thereon.
stables ana outbuildinEs. in Highland
Springs. lienrico County. Virginia. or
The northeast corner Of Main Street
o! Nine Mile Road and Cedar Avenue.
ana fronting on the north line of the
said Main street or Nine Mile Road
one hundred lO0) feet, and thence
running back in q nortiierly direction
between t>"-1ast line oc Cedar Avenue
aud line parallel Herewith one hun
10 feet wide. being lots Nos and .
and the western half of LOT No. :: IN
block {. section ]. In the plan Of High
land Springs, rs laid off in plat book
G. page l03 l-2. Henrico Circuit Court
clerks office.
This property is offered subject to
deed OF trust. securing the principal
SUN of eight hundred dollars (sS0O).
Also certain personal property as
tomobile. Alaska Grocer's Refrigera-
tor. / Total Adding National Cash
Register. Soda Fountain and Tank
tsmall sizc). l Bowser Automatic Oil
Tank. pairs Scales. Keith Credit
system and Register, 3 Show Cases,
lot Meat Tools.
TERMS: Will he announced at sale.
G. G. RUSSELL. Trustee,
end II. l.. BEW.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co, INC.
AuctiOneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
l.. T.. FLORANCE.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
BY +. u CARNEAL & SON
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Or
\ DESIRABLE CORNER DIV Filling;
200 NORTH 2iST STREET.

ny virtue Of n certain deed OF trust.
dated the 2"th day Of November, 1915.
and recorded III l. &. G., clerks Office
III deed book 23Gc, page ~, default
having been made in the payment of "a
r0rtion OF the debt secured thereby
ANA having been required by the b,nc-
iiC!ary therein so to do. | Will. ON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II. laIg.
at 1870 o'clock =. NJ.
on TN" premises. proceed To sell the
following property:
All that lot Of land in the cit. Of
Richmond. Va. formerly IIcnrico Coun-
", beginning at the northwest cor
ncr OF rwenty-first and "R" Streets.
thence running nrrthwardiy along tho
west line OF Twenty first Street and
fronting thereon 80 feet, and back at
right anel les between parallel lines cone
OF which * the north line OF "R"
StreeD, l21 feet II inches. to an alley
in common II feet wide.
The improvements consist OF q seven
room detached frame dwelling. This
property is we'll located. being in the
best part OF Paramount, near the street
car. church and school. Always rented
10 q tirst-class tenant. AS "a home il
is hard 10 beat. or will nay we'll rs an
investment. The lot has the extrnor-
binary frontage Of 10 feet, II you
want n bargain ii will pay YOU to at
tend this sale.
.suLal Isnoq
eNnm lin sLsauononr az, 'uisGo nv
ssJlnbsL oAoqu on, sueLou M-'a ~
eelsnLL
rlvuNavo IL f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
AUCTION sALEs-rnturc DAYS
BY Il. Il. cIAFFIN ~ co, INC,
Real Estate AuctiOnrcrs.
Main and Twelfth streets

to the provisions OF II deed OF trust
dated May |. 1915, OF record In the
clerks Office of the Chnnccry Court OF
the city of Richmond, Va in Deed
Book 23:-B. pag. 3aG. the undersigned
will Offer for snlc At public auction to
tho highest bidder. on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1916.
at ~ O'Clock NJ,
ON ihe promises, the property situated
~ the city OF Richmond. Va, u. the
Intersection Of TN. ~"utncrn line OF
Haln Street with tn" Western line of
Brown street. fronting - feet . 81
inches on Main street and cxtcndin I'M.
back depth of ;Ibou; Iii feet to an
alley 20 fee, wide. on which it has !,
front OF G9 feet inChci. more or less.
being known as Lots Nos. % and 80, IN
formerly In the County Of Icnrico
This sale is subject to ii prior deed
dated December !. icli. Of record i'm
the clerks Office of The Circuit Court
OF HenriCo county. Va. in Deed Book
COLL pag" 10. securing the sum OF
fr,ccn hundred dollars Gi.5Oo). with
interest thereon
TERMS: Cash.
l., y. BlLISOLY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

ny Vir;u" OF q decd OF trust cxccuted
TO III" uudcrsiGned truste" by u NJ.
Whit" and wife. dated November II.
1911. and recorded in the Circuit Court
clerks office for said county. In j. y.
l25. page i02, ! will sell AT public auc-
ton. on the day. hour aud place above
named tbcinG required 50 To do by Tia"
b,u=it .iuyy. default having been made
in ;hc payment OF the debt secured in said
deed) that most attraCtiN" farm lying
on the Goods Bridge Road. about four
miles from city Of Richmond. Va. con
tainins III l-2 acres of land. more or
loss. Forty-nrc acres cleared. the rc-
ma!ndcr in! Cordwood. adjoining the
lands al Old Dominion I. x y. Works.
4. g. Thomas. Pat Moore. J. G. Me-
Cloud and James Powell
The improvements are "xceilcnt. con-
SiStinG OF - nice dwelling. nine rooms.
tWO-story barn "ONip feet. large hen
house for 200 chickons. smokrhouNp,
wb"Shurs" aud shed. This presents n
hnc opportumity to obtain - nice
suburban bone or "a fine truck farm.
being 50 near the city, on an excellent
road.
Tt;IthiS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
taxes. If any lie due. and 20 pay on q
note $4,000, with intcrcsi from Novcin-
b"r H. 1915. till paid. 80 the rate Of =
per cent per ann'im Residue on such
terms as Will be announced at sale.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL.
Trustee