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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02
'KULTUR' MUST 90

German "kultur," that species of
national development with which the
Teutons, claiming il a holy task,
sought to impress a benlghted world,
is to be given an eternal death-blow
when the war ends. according to the
plans of a joint educational committee
of Americans, French and British
which has already formulated funda.
mental methods looking toward the
attainment of this end.
AS German "kultur" has to a large
extent been responsible for this war
in that 1t mirrored the arrogant no
tions of Kaiser Wilhelm and sought
to justify his contention that the Teu.
tonic race was indeed body of super
through the direction and sanction of
the powers above-so must the obllt-
Grafton of this "kultur" be prere-
quisite to a lasting peace.
The joint educational committee
purposes to discourage forever and
aye the practice of American college
graduates taking post graduate work
in German universities. 1t purposes,
further, TO do away with the Ameri.
can-German system Of exchange pro-
iessorships in which leading Ameri-
can college professor will, for a per
iod of say five years, assume the
chair in n German university Of a re-
nowned German instructor and the
latter in turn assume the American
vacant seat. The most recent exam
| pie of this, as far as America Is con
cerned, is the late Hugo Munster
berg who occupied the Harvard uni
versity chair of psychology.
The trusting, guilcless and little
| suspeCting American has, in the past
welcomed the innovation of German
professors here. Just what force
these same professors exerted on the
common thoughts and beliefs Of al
| Americans is found in the slowness
with which the American people toob
oifense at the German outraBes II
Belgium and in the large following
which Germany possessed In this
country up unto the very declaration
of war by the United States,
The German professors were a par
Cf wel-ordered scheme and |
scheme which nearly proved cffectua
that Americans, who have now behelt
the grinning, loathsome German coun
tenance back of the mask Of duplicit.
so long worn here, must indee,
breathe long slghs of relief.
"Kultur must co." should indeed b.
a plank in the peace platform o
America.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02
AGAIN, THE KU KLUX

The days of the clansman are again
with us Rt least In the mind of Her
bert BiGelow, leading SoCialistPacif-
list of Cincinnati, whose chcquered
career had it's climax Sunday night
when he was kidnapped and horse
whipped by II band Of Kcntucklans
at least according to the story he mar
rated Monday
Every single detail of the Bigclow
romance may Cleaye closely TO the
truth, but It will be- hard to convince
the average, sensible man that the
horsewhipping happened other than
in Bigelow's mind, unless substan'
tial evidence to this effect is pro-
duced.
II would appear that Bigelow went
l a ltttIa Too far An tho dQfaflq nf his
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02
GERMAN TACTICS

Last week presC d an interesting
study of German tactca,
In the early days, dispatches refer
red TO the joint German and Austrian
offensive launched in the lsonzo at
General Cadorna's Italian army. Ger
man troops were withdrawn from tho
Russian and transferred to the ltnl-
ian front.
Slowly the offensive gatherc0 in .m.
petus and the reports early Monday
orn'ng claimed total of 100000
oners taken captive by the Austro-
= Fo'c
t.urdRy, the probable reason for
Ns offensive became apparent as Sat
urday the news filtered through that
Austrian Socialists in convention at
Vienna had demanded OF their gov
ernment remuneration, no-indem-
nifty program.
II IL indeed unfortunate that the
central powers have been able to ac'
complish so much upon this particular
front whore, had Gen. Cadorna con
tinued his recent success in capturing
Monte San Gabrielle, waning morale
""d interest In the war among the
ton reople might have led to a
= on the part OF this coun'
Germany. Probably nobody
his better than Germany and
atest offensive Is definite an'
to those who complained,
"'qtcyer OF diplomatic nature
NV is accomplishing on the
md. despite her success in the
90 she is more than losing on
'"rn front whore the evacua'
~ submarine bases seems an
tual!ty and where Laon Is threat
oned
Germany cannot force an allied de
cision in the Ison2o The allies might
'crce German decision In Flanders
German tactics are not increasing
her all.round fighting success, but
seem capable OF holding in line her
allies.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02

from the baby bond" holder up to
the plutocrat, as it were, with several
thousands of dollars invested
In the same manner as the first loan
1t was the last few hours OF business
which put the second loan away above
the maximum allotment to Knox coun.
ty and again placed this section of
the state on the honor roll.
The most pleasing feature in con.
nection with the second loan locally is
the increased number of subscribers
and the decreased amount of subscrip-
tion per individual 1t has been urged
and urged again that the Liberty
Loan, even if oversubscribed must
perforce be classed as plain failure
II the number Of the purchasers of
bonds waF limited. Two great mo.
tives were before the treasury depart
ment in both the loans-flrst, to se-
cure the money and, secondly, to have
the subscriptions represent the people
at large. Both OF these have been
achieved In each instance particular
ly In Knox county.
The second loan campaign here was
carried on in such quiet manner and
the odds at the end appeared SO in
superable that it was not until com
plete tally of all subscriptions had
been made that there came the reali-
zation of the noble response made by
Knox county citizens to their govern
ment's call for money. 1t was quiet
campaign, but the people were evil
IDENTIFY thinking and thinking hard.
A notable feature of the loan here
was the fact that every single bank
| In the county, with single eXcep-
tion, filed its entire quota of bonds.
ures in this respect. This would in
! dicate that the Knox county farmers
at whom a special effort was launch
ed this time, did their part and did it
we'll
Any county in the state might well
be envious of what Knox county has
so IA: done in this war. Raising a
complete, full war-strength artillery
unit after hosthities between the Unit
ed States and Germany had become
an actuality, the people have, on cy
cry hand and at every time evidenced
desire to give these boys, now In
camp at MONTGOMERY, Ala, the best
kind of support. Two loans oversub
scribed a Red Cross chapter with
5000 members, generous contributions
to the army Y. NJ. G. A. work and the
Caisson club are concrete demonstra
tions of the fact that loyalty to the
nation Is as fervent nowadays as /
was I'm the War of 1872, the Mexican
war, the civil war and the Spanish
American war. Knox county neveI
has been nor, from all indications
never will be Stacker!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02

public of the state, he spun too ro-
mantle a yarn. Maybe Bigelow was
kidnapped; maybe Bigelow was horse
whipped; maybe Bigelow got what he
deserved! Save the soul of the em-
peror of Germany and the proud Den
surrounding him." he prayed Sunday.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02
LOAN IN THE SHOPS

Tho Liberty Loan record of the
Pennsylvania shops here is one of
which every employe will feel intense
ly proud 1t is u 1000 record mas
much as the average was better than
one bond to IA man.
Probably no more patriotic class
of citizens can be found anywhere in
the city than in the shops and the
concrete example of this In the See.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02
KNOX AND THE WAR

Far surprising even the most san
guine hopes and ambitious of those
who directed it's destinles locally dur
ing the several weeks of the cam
paign, the Liberty Loan In Knox coun'
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence j. Der
mody returned to their home in this
city Tuesday after spending few
days in Cincinnati
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02
NEWARK PROFESSOR
WILL ADDRESS KNOX
co. TEACHERS ASSN.

Supt. Wilson Hawkins of Newark
will deliver two addresses before the
Knox County Teachers association
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-11-02

/ Saturday, Nov. g. His subjects will
be "The Teacher at Work" and
Teaching for Power"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09
Forwards Itinerary
For the Engineers

Secretary Lou~ Cobolui Wy the Board
ot City Developments. who returned vc-tcr-
day rom Galveston announced that iu con
junction with the district engineer wv cal.
weston he ha~ prepared and forwarded wv
Washington far approval ihc itinerary for
tue visit WI the army board ~ engineers "
Brownsville about the 18th WI this month.
lhe ioard comes Mn conduct q halrinr I'm
behalf Wy thc Bravo Santiago lar5or pro-
ieot and tn visit and inspect the Site Nh ihe
proposed hnrhor. THIS board is expected
70 approve " amend the itinerary ana for
Hari N immediately to air- Coboiini. IIe
expects word from Washington within m
.dag or two.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09
Movie Photographer
Gets A Compliment

~. r. Brown. news pictorial Photographic
er who ha- been doing work in ti.y Browns
ylle -%ection- tor Ohm Hearst News pictor-
Ial. today received an announcement from
tle company that thc lIea-t ha~ con-oli-
with the Pathe news pictorial-. amid
they wil operate hereafter a- thr Heast-
lIhe ev- Pictorial. With thc announce
mcnt came notification to Mr.. Brown from
the company that he has been selected ~
" member oi the photography Staff W.T. the
stats. and at fhc same time com
him upon tao -ucce--ful work he
ha- accomplished dariu~ h- ~ix months
service on the Mc2irn border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09
4 h School Warming
Planned For Futuer

F'ln- .rn under r.n-f rraflan hr Prov
leHt N.Dart glI unr
-tr -.Hu.I .Hri .ol
r .a 500 "aur-,
au -louL. Ile affair wH r.'Or Wy
la.l completion ut ha .
t.re touches to .ae concrete
meut wurk having IH-t hrti .at
rhr contractors.
During the Christmas boIdat- thc rr-
t%rlrtur- .l.d thc terrace floors n .lr uH-
per ani lower hallway ani mmciaf NJ
following the completion WYE tl.- uork un-
ci their attention to thr cemcrt w fh.
basement floors amid ornamental wnrk n.
thc huildiu-.
PRO- c-nr A C-wcI Fi- a dHe r
tension department of tt University
Texas. assigned especially tu the h0yl-
phase of school work over thu ..tr. r
uected to arrive I'D Brownsville n tho na
future .ud h- Visit. i- planned. uI b
made tht orr.-iun ot thr "Hlr-eu rnIna
The plan- tor the buiIding were carefully
Ia pe.tcd hv Professor Ellis Ha.Urr tHt
aa rar. w t Ini were approved hf
hA.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09
Whitaker Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il

Whitaker Is ImprOying-Report- from
the base military hospital are 10 the ei-
feet that Assistant ~cou. Master Whitaker,
Brownsville troop l, who was injured sat
urday aiiernon hy the fan a horse, Is rap
idiy improyin Colonel II. II. Hatch, to
whom Whitaker h. . personal attendant.
visited him yesterday aiternooa and later
told Ur. MacdougaIi, -coutma-tcr III th,
troop that from the attention DC found
that Whitaker was receiving from The peo-
rle ct Brownsville le deemed him NV most
popular soldier in the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09

AFTER THE SHOW visit pnr fountain.
Brsf iee cream nn tar market. fl+F tanlsr-
ronrry. between Greenland anh littHan ttni
tres. ttf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09

Electrical. bicycle, automobile, typewriter.
flashlights. t,irphone AMI telegraph supplies
and Repairs. We repair anything Rio 6rande
Electric co. lul
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09

WHEN YOU CAN'T GET 1T ELSE
WHERE. come to us. Wen have VI. N.
G.ranle Electric Co.. t9-7-tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09
City
Build Concrete Sidewalk

Build Concrete Sidewalk concrete
sidewalk, conforming 10 the specifications
district, y being built by Fernandez and
La-aca on the Twelfth street front MI th.
tirn store. extending from the alley mid
Way ~ the block ~ the continuous line
oi walks tro mehe business center w thc
courthouse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09
CALL FOR YOUR

Carpenter. FaatF HaFFer 0r F"I"t9r- P10ne
5G8. n. u. Gutierrez. IN. n Dos s03.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09

DR.. r. c. SiZELkk.
Dentist.

University Of Michigan.
900 Merchants National Bank Bldg.
Phone Office 225. Residence 223
Phone for Night or Sunday appointment
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09

PLUMBING WORK 6UARANATEED-l
Know my business and du tl uest Nvra wv
rs~nnaiie prices. lieHre with me. Z. Ii
;,atEa. .UI Adams ~t.. Phone i9~. l-l-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-01-09

AL KINDS or C0LD DRINKS to guouc.
thirst Ilt.r th. Show. tfty Confectionery
Greenland aul nittm4mu Ilaltrr-.
ff-1-u|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14

In execution OF u certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned. trustee.
dated juno 4. 1914. recorded in the
clerks office OF Henrico Circuit Court,
in d. Is. 2O3 i. page 49, default hav-
ing been made in the payment Of tho
debt secured thereby and being re-
CURED so 10 do by tho beneficiary
therein. l shall proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST IL, 1917,
at 8 o'clock l.. NJ.
the above described property The
improvements are we'll built compa rn :
lively new and in good order. The
lot fronts about $50 feet on the north
line OF the NineAlile Road and runs
back between parallel lines OF irreEu-
lar depth to an alley in the rear 90
feet wide. The west line has n depth
OF las feet z inches. tho eastern ono
about 205 feet. The property is desig-
mated as Lots Q, 10, IL and IL in Block
a. on the revised plan OF Glen Echo
Park.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of sale
taNes to day of sale. IL any. and tho
sum of Sl,600.00. with interest on same
from December 4, 1916. and the bal
ancc upon credit of one and two
years from day OF sale. with interest
added, and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property, or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
T.. II. SUTTON,
Trustee.
The auctioncer will make new
loan on the property II desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
MEETINGS

NOTICE IL hereby given that In accordance
with resolution adopted by tho board OF
directors Oh; august 10. 1917. after due and
stockholders OF the Richmond flank and
Trust Company. OF Richmond. Va, Is called
to meet on MONDAY, AUGUST 81, at II
No. loi6 Eas, Main Street, In the city OF
Richinond. Va. To consider and act upon
am asrceinen, entered into "etween tho
Company. AMI: anh approved by It's board OF
Company. OF nichmond.. Va. for the acqui-
sition OF the assets and good Will and as
sumption OF thy deposi,s and Liabilities OF
the Old Dominion Trust Company. upon
agreement signed by the respective prcsi-
dents OF said companies. and for tho trans
action of such other business as nay prom
erly come before the meeting.
The stock transfer hooks uf the Richmond
Bank and Trust Company will be closed Mt
Il o'clock noon. August e. 1917. and remain
closed until after the adjournment of said
meeting. CLINTON l.. WILLIAMS.
Secretary and Cashier.
Richmond. Va. August l.. 1917.
THE annual meeting OF the stockhoidcrs
of the watkins Cottreil Co. will be hctti
IN the Office OF the company. Fourteenth ant,
Dock Streets, Richmond. Va, on TUESDAY,
AUGUST II. ut IL noon.
(Signed) C. s. FENsoM
Secretary and Treasurer.
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I'D. WANTS
SUNDAY. 10 cents a line or lnsertlon

SUNDAY y, 10 eenIs line Or lnserliOn.
o ZEE w& &: %iS
eSAf1Ss Say Is Syr h fSSHsf; ,s esSA TO A'
sysDAx ana DA sRItSs sse ns. cent.
fsSN SstiS. WIniss sPs 20 cents
Hines Hines Within one Week. i; cents a line en-
hn TS TO h the insh. and sig worl. TO the line.
clssnsoc ABOVE rates Soyer ali eiassiieations
syBsfATioSs, tG SsT r.D. VAST itst Abs 81 A.
Wsss RE SSH Sy u he s@' pubic INC
WEST of IoGsmEE srN fia ABOVE
axsaos bius Store s's1 r, G dc4 Hxs 81 and
corner Davis Ave west 0''Ao'
ks5as rha5 T,sSy s;,s Asnoyes Ave.
s,k l. Booker Drug store. z0Ul W. Main
.Foy's Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
Fl Das p store. ce Soc so r. VI Ms 81
t anI,. street rha1maey. s?t S. Pine 81;
". Il. May 4 Bros. Brook Ave. and ely IL;
.Tarran, Drug Store. Fousnee and Broad
Sta.
Cohen EAST S1 Of II Ease soU slosd 81 STREET:
weisnerEer's. sl.-sis T: Broad 81
Tragic Drur Co. 81! Il. Broad st.
E.arisy's Pharmacy. Third and Mstn Sta.
Wallis DRUG store. Firth anu MurshniI Stu.
G Ea.3 90 ~ Soi NSr! 4.h Hii's s., ST
Richardson DEug Store. COL y. Seven
tenth ST.
Turner'S rharmacy. twenty FIRST and Main
wiliamss Pharmacy. Twen,ynrs. and
ana vehsble s,s o'"DA"' ''H''o
Hord's Drug Store. Twenty. ninth and @
wood q sehaaf Drug Co., Twenty NTH
and Venabie SITS.
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty nth and Leigh
Church Hin Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
s. D. Craig Drug Store $500 f. Broad st.
PARAMOUNT
Paramount Pharmacy. 2l25 ,Fairmount
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Rady: DruE Store North Ave
stser'' Dt HI5;H Sio1s; ii 90 Tor'h Ave.
4: n: Cosby & Co. 1900 Third Ave.
". x. Vaughan Fourth and Stuart.
A. X Townsend, Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch ONCE Timea- Dispatch. 1909 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. lo<
Charles W. G sw 3,l7 Fora, HIN Ave-.
b. NJ Roberts t hjlE SSo'o' aso' Hull s.
' PETSEsRsBGskSGG "''''A'n'0u'1
Times Dispatch Branch 40 North SYca-
more Street. uhone Petersburg 22a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
Bankruptcy Sale
BoxShookF actory

: Pursuant to an order Of tho District
Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, in the
matter OF tho Petersburg Wood SUNNY
Co. Inc, bankrupt, entered on the 30th
day of July, 1917, tho undersigned trus-
tees Will proceed TO sell at public auc-
ton. on tho premises in Petersburg.
Va, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1917
at Il O'Clock noon,
one complete Box Shook Manufacturing
Plant. containing modern and practi-
cally good AS new equipment. Capacity
ten cars or shocks per week Rcady
for immediate operation. Avaiia bie
source OF supply OF lumber, labor and
railroad advantages are uneSceIIeT
Power plant OF 300 horsepower. two
planners. two Band Resaws, two Match.
ers, one Squeezer. one Printer. one
ing MACHINES. nineteen Cut on and Rip
Saw Machines, complete Blower Sys-
tenn. with an the necessary boxes.
Equipped With city water and electric
TERMS: Made known at sale.
The said property will first be Of
fered as whole, and as going con-
Germ. witt the privilege OF rejecting
any bids thereon, and Offering tho same
In separate parcels. to the said
trustees shall seem best. -
i. a. KOBERTSON
BERNARD c. SYME,
CHAS. L POLLA-sO
- eSsooSs BE-.
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DEATHS

BuRRuSS.-Died. at the hospital in Char
iS!,e1i tG "a. pTlh1nTff,dssy HnSIf, At 10
;, Fnnerai WIS held SATURDAY, August II. At
II a. ~. from Episcopal Church. Orange,
Va. fnterment In Mrs. OCtaNia Nelson's plot
IN Orange Cemetery.
sTRADER Died. Monday. August L.. 1917
at l2;t5 y. VI. at her. parcnta' residence.
90 West Twenty:n ninth Street. woodl. nd
Heights CATHERINE q. STRADER.
daughter OF Mr.; and Mrs. L.. A. Strader.
Rema ms will be taken to Green Bay. Va,
for intermcnt THIS CTUESDAYj AFTER
NOON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
BY SUTTON e CO.. Inc.
Real Estate AGctionecrs,
l6 +. Ninth Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
A Comparatively
New Dwelling

EIGHT OR NINE
ROOMS. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
THE NINE-MILE ROAD, JUST BE-
YOND THE CORPORATE LIMITS
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND ON
GLEN ECHO pARK).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
LOST AND FOUND

WILL the little girl who picked up a ba by
In front OF 2ls South Third Street
between. s and o,eiock Friday night. please
return to Ars. White, 1903 South Third
Street. and receive reward?
LOST. medal SUNDAY might between
Thirty-second and rhirtieth Streets. In
Woodland Heights. or on Forest I'M car
Finder please phone Madison .si.J and re-
LOST. package containing ribbon yoke nd
crepe. from Eighth and Broad to X. & r.
Electric Station. Reward Return 10 J. II
a.. & =. Electric station.
STRAYED from 40 Alien Avenue screw Ia n
bull terrier. Geo. u. Christian, Jr on
collar. Reward. Return To above address
LOST. between Miller Il Rhoads and Pts
Hanover Avenue, sunhurKt brooch with
small diamond setting center Reward
Return TO 2l29 Hanover Avenue.
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FOR RENT-Rcal Estate

FOR rent, nice SIX room house with bath
ana other COnycnIcncaS. No. llG North
IMenlE-ntnth Street. Libby Hill.
elan tUNSrEN'S rall rem, list Is COM
petc- Houses. Hats and stores In any
locality. any price. Phone Madison 1862 for
COPY.
TWELVE-ROOM house Leigh Street. near
fiShth. US per month. Six house.
fourin street. near Cary. Only SIS per
month "a NJ dover - North Ninth Street.
FOX rent. llce modern homes on
Park Avenue. west 81 boulevard: bed :
rooms ana sleeping porch Terms attractive.
NaughatrL w hit Chur%t TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-14
FOR SALE-IRcal Estate

FOR sale nice new frame dwelling on
virginia Avenue. extended. Highland Park.
G3ou value. attractive terms. Vaughan
Whttehurst Co, Inc,
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s. r. HARRISON. Auotioneer.

JAS r. HARRISON. Auotioneer.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
rH T7ST ELS SALE 4 n az PuBrIc AVG
i fIqRf E EHAA ~ T RMEE W5SG r ANP
PLAN OF NoRTHANIPToN. HEM
S2 HiHsHr fiM AND OF SH TAh G TIP
OF RICHMOND.
the clerks office of Henrico Circuit
G' &C. p, B. 1923, page 1877. defauit
certain notes therein secured. and be-
ing required SO to do. 1 will sell by
p wEb hSs?S On A ~ GP%EssTPi Is 1877
at O'Clock p. NJ.
al that certain lot or parcel of land
MIN WI. IA al the improvements thereon. ly-
ton. enrico County p Van on nn SSo 6onn1sd
as follows. to-wit: Commencins at a
point on the west side of Moss Side
Of the intersection OF the mort north "I line
or North Road and the west line of
Moss Side Avenue; thence running
west side OF Moss Side Avenue ia feet
inches. thence back from said front
Menee ss feet 6 to cerep
20 feet. thence back eastwardly in n
straight line to the point OF begin
ming. being the northern portion OF
lot No. l In section "R" in the plan Of
SOUTHAMPTON. recorded in p. r 10
page 10. and being n portion Of the
same property conveyed to said B. r.
Catlin by deed from c. " Meredith ct
ais. dated December IL 1906. and
recorded in tho clerks office Of said
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF ex-
ecuting this trust. any taxes due and
unpaid and pay n pro-rata proportion
or d9lI taxes and TO pay note Of
$500 with the accrued interest ball
ance' at one and two years, or ali cash
at option Of purchaser.
GEORGE f. HAW,
Surviving Trustee
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'0 house EH large a barns ana miies pig
fence. 1 mile river front. With wharf Is
miles from Uchmond. Splendid road,
church, store, post-oiiicc convenient. Low
rent. Long lease. RuRin & Sloan. Is North
EiSt h. Madison 1891.
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