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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

evening wrap must express the wcarer's taste and
individuality. but il mus, also be AS rich as her
purse will afford. The presence of metal in the
material is reason for the Shcba like magnf-
cence and expense of some of the theatre coats.
Fur is used in profusion. That too is expensive
and growing more and more costly the fur
bearing animals slowly being exterminated
by the onward march Of civilization and the in
rreasing size OF the human family
Some women are of such type that Oriental
Spendor Of raimcn' is especially needful for the
emphasis Of their beauty Such one is the br,,-
nette Of classic features who wears the kimono
coat Of brocadc shown his page
IN" scarf Is still used effective ad junct
10 q theatre costume But the obseryant have
noticed that II requires grace in the wearing.
Gracefully handled il is thing of beauty. Cl,m-
silly worn, il is calamity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-04

VARIETY IS the only word that summarizes
tn" attributes of the mode in theatre and
opera wraps. In other garment is the
Individuality OF the wearer so fully expressed
The woman who gives intelligent thought to
nor dressing. instead OF the sporadic in,-
pulses winch govern many women in the selection
oil thrir wardrobcs, Is growing more and more cx-
acting as to the wrap that envelopes her magnifi-
Gene" III the evening. Once il believed ANY
thing would do Tor an evening wrap long
coat oil black cloth often covered white satin
evening gown. 1t was not considered an error
IN dress TO wear TO the opera long cloth coat
that had done service during storm that after
noon \ little backward journey Of our memory
Will convince you that have not exaggerated in
making this statement
l'u there has been remarkable and cxpen
sivc, change III taste in this respect, True The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
THIS STOPS HAIR
FROM FALLING OUT

Ever try to count the dead hairs IN your
comb and brushl They are nature au'
vance warning Of future badness and PROOF
that the dangerous little dandruii germ Is
busy on your scalp. 1t was famous Faf's
doctor who first discovered dandrutf ana
falling hair are caused by microbe. Then
came the discovery OF the value OF the real
Partisan Sage (iquid form) in destroying
the dandruff germ and preventing the FUR
thcr loss Of hair. In many instances the
effect of only three days use of Partisan
Sage is simply marvellous and the American
People are now awakening to the fact that
dandruff is just as unnecessary as 1T is un'
healthy and that they can be quickly rid
of it and save their hair by using few
ounces of Partisan Sage
Partisan Sage is sold for not more than
so cents large bottle at drug and toilet
counters everywhere. 1t is an ideal daintily
perfumed liquid, free from grease and stickl'
ness and will surely cause hair to grow soft
and lustrous and really seem twice as abnn-
dant or nothing to pay. Quaker, Puritan
md Baker drug stores always have large
supply and guarantee 1t to you.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

sion Of effort from the war and much
inevitable confusion would rebound t.
the benefit Of Germany.
The house Of commons believes,
too that the country is back OF Lloyd
George, SO white there Will he mutter-
ings ani STRINGS OF irsurrection in
the house over the revolutionary
changes the little Welshman" is
making i; is the opinion of most good
Judges that he will have his own way
at least until there is 5ome startling
change ~ the war.
Tho Iloyd-Georgc system Of gov
ornmcut dlstasteful as 1t Is to Eng
;ishmen who reverence their vener-
allc political traditions seems TO 10
rcgatJcd by common consent as more
efficient for war purposes than the
cabinet Iulo 1t has superseded. And
since the people arc determined TO
win the war they do not care what
stick is used to beat Germany with.
and Lloyd Georges position in spite
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove daiidruff completely
and that is to dissolve it, To do this.
Just get about four ounces OF pam
ordinary liquid arvon; apply AT
night when retiring; use enough 10
moisten the scalp and rub it in gently
with the finger tips.
BY morning most, If not ALL of your
dondruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it, no matter
how much dandruff you may have.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly. and your hair will be furry;
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft ana
look and feel a hundred times letter.
You can get liquid arvor at any
drug store. 1t is inexpensive. ana
four ounces is all you will need. This
simple remedy has never been known
to fail.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

flee and tho admiralty should feel tho
need OF discussing blockade problems
together, II is absurd 10 suppose that
a young secretary would mediate be
tween MIR. Belfour and sir Edward
Carson; such an issue would be de-
cidcd by the war cabinet itself, (De-
leted by censor)
There is cloud no larger than a
mans hand upon Lloyd GEORGES po-
liticai horizon. In tho resentment
among these ministers and their de-
partments and IN parliament against
new methods A few days ago revolt
N the house Of commons was stillod
hy Bonar Laws threat that "A fight
on any such issue would he regarded
by the government as "A vote OF want
Of Confidencc--in other words. that
Lloyd-Gcorcc would resign and fight
general election IL the house tam
pcrcd with his methods And an elcc-
tion IN war time would bc a national
calamity, for 4 would cause diver
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
BY JOHN l.. RALEDRSTON.

(Copyright 1917. by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate
LONDON. March 5.-The profound
political revolution wrought In Eng
land two months ago has resulted III
a sitration which the whole world
would he watching eagerly in normal
times II Is too soon to predict the
result of the abolition by David
LLOYD George of the century-old sys-
tenn of cabinet governing the coun-
try under the control of parlanieht
But a description of the character ana
the working Of the new machine set
in motion by the enerSeuc Ncis"h"'
can now be given.
From the time when the English
commons wrested The supreme power
away from the king tC the close OF
the administration Of ii. II. AsguitA
the country has been ruled by capl-
net. VARYING in size, composed OF the
prime minister md the heads OF the
great government departments Ihes1
men mot frequently discussed thc
views and aims OF their departments
and adopted under pledge Of abso-
ute secrecy common policy, for
which each member of the CABINET
was responsible, and which was
placed before the mouse of commons
for its approval or disaprroval as the
policy OF the government. IT the
house disapproved. the government re
signed and n general election re-
suited.
Old Things To Scraphcap.
So England governed itself sincc
the eighteenth century until Lloyd
George, with an overWhelnins ~
weight of public opinion behind him,
decided that the old methods would
not win the war. Backed by an or,
ganized press campaign, he cus'eu
Asauith and formed a political sys-
TEN overnight, scrapping the most
cherished political ideals of his couh,
trymen with almost no opposition az
all ,,. g
so-colled "war cabinet This houN
consists of Premier Lloyd George
himself; the Unionist leader, fonai
Law: Lords Curzon and Miner. ana
Arthur Henderson, minister OF iapoi'
But this cabinet in the constitutional
sense of the word is not cabinet at
all for Il does not include the Tor
eIgn secretary, the war minister tn'
first lord of the admiralty or tn'
heads of other governments hIthert'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
One Man Is the Whole Government OF the British Enpir

OF a nominally critical II not hos
house of commons appears
stronger than Asqulth's was after
formation of the ill-starred coallt
I'm May. 1915. Asqu!th. too. had
bear on his shoulders the burden
the many defeats and disappo
Inents I'm France and Gallipoli,
,ho British people are looking for
tories under Lloyd George. II
gives them victories they will not
;cct to his secretariat, or even N
startling changes II he chooses to
troduce them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

Copyright. 1917, by the Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicatc.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
Congestion Of Kidneys

is indicated by pain over region of
kidneys and following the passages TO
the irritated bladder. A constant and
pressing desire for urination; the Sc
cretaion scanty, highly colored and
sometimes bloody. Then the constii =
tutional symptoms are often head
aches, eyes bloodshoot and burning,
slight nausea, sometimes vomiting,
nervousness and general discomfort.
1t is wholly wrong to neglect such
conditions when
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25

Jack Timid -I-er-suppos y
daughter has told you-er-the OBJ.
of mv-er-visit to you-er-this
ming?
Her Dad-Yes, young man. and
told 1t a hang sight better than
seem able to.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
(EIJT'1Ii43j.'I3!3E

can be obtained of any druggist-for
their action is to eliminate congestion.
allay inflammation. destroy bacteria
and restore normal natural secretions.
HAVE RELIEVED THOUSANDS
Sold by all druggists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
IN CIIANCEI;Y.

The object Of tho above styled suit
- 10 convene before the Circuit Court
ior the County OF NUttoway All persons
VINO are or may he heirs and distribu-
tees OF Sarah IT. Osborne. deceased,
nave tho court make inquiry aud .,scer-
tam who are in fact the hcirs and dis
ceased. ~ what propvrtio ions they a-s
cntltlcd to share in the estate OF Sara II
~ OH9ornr. settle the accounts OF the
administrator' and make distribution
Of the estate OF Sarah r. Osborne TO
those persons entitled TO receive the
according TO law that John Patterson
sf.pes, who was last heard from in Cali
,nS n i, Ia John p Epes, who resides in
liam Thomas Scott and Richard Embra
SSGi t,s, last; heard from in Goidrun.
las, Heard u or in Vest v,rrIsi scot
l.ettice Scott. residing al zoos Melon
nI as rhiladelphia, Pa; John Green.
Green. last heard of in Arizona. are ali
not residents Of the State Of Virginia.
ana mat great diligence has been used
tain tho State. county or cornora ton
in which Robert William scott. Rich.
arc Thomas Scott. Pauline Katherine
husband; T.ettie Scott Harris and
Charles Harris. her husband. reside.
gu, without effect; and that the names,
which they reside. OF the following de-
scribcd persons. who are or NAV be
m is IN the subject matter OF the
I Tsn, su ,, VINO are made parties defen-
scriptton Of parties unknown. are in
, H. nh h TO said plaintiff al
,ncn5n ne N, has used great diligence to
danis heirs and distributes and de-
vices at John Patterson Epes. William
Thomas SH@tt, Richard Embra scott.
Z Pa
crime SCOTT Street and Lafayettc Srott
John Green and Edward Green. and ali
c'n'r persons who are or may he heirs
aud distributes Of Sarah T. Osborne
deceased. now. therefore
II is ordered that the said John Fat.
trrSon Epes. John D. Epes. William
p pnnmss u Sc2tt. Richard ':mhra scott
S onfre psu iiism SsGis Ric.rd Thoma
John rark Street, yctte Sco:t 81
ne Scott Harris. Charles Harris John
dsHs1 h r:dwar d., Green and az desc.n-
Of the abor-- named defendants and ali
other persons who are or may I've heirs
or distributes Of Sarah T.. Osborne
after due publication Of this order in
tho clerks office Of the Circuit t'our,
for the County Of Nottoway. and do
tcrests in this su:.
" IS ordered that this order be pub-
lishcd once 4 week for four successive
w ~.Hd in The Times, Dispatch q news.
mond. Va, and tho San Francisco
Chronicle. newspaper published in
San Francisco. Cal. and in the Charles
Charleston. w. Va. the newspapers
hereby prescribed, no newspaper being
prescribed by our said Circuit Court.
Epes &. I;pes. p. g.
Rlacks,Pne. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS ON
ROSENEATH ROAD

In .ur.u.nes Of an order entered on
81 Gs Me sar i fsr By yh the vnsS
r. B. Taiisferro and ". NJ Ta ai.ss o.
partners. and individuals, in bank
rap'ey yru the n John T. W
with the undersiensd. John T. WtnSo
and s.o S5 miro FL, LAmb; trustees. In
wife. dated December Is. 1912. ana OF
record In the clerks once Of che Chan
G0S Ss.s Of so sse SGD st,y Of
pr pro, 70 sell q pps,ie . ssst; ON M'
MONDAY M IHE f fsTH OAE OF
at $50 o'clock p. NJ.
on ths premises. the following de-
Sel All ,nes: ' c cram lot, Ct land in tn.
city OF R.eSmond. Va, kaoxn and
ses,sn..sSS 1 - iSts S ~ ~ g.: .aa
eisrk.s once q Ii. Shsneery covr. ' q
s Il; city Of RtshmGnS, " IN DEED soSx
At the Intersection OF the south line OF
ksnsinEten Avenue With tho wsst lin:
or less, running back 1903 feet, moro or
less. to AN alley Z feet wide. Lots /
md : front on :sid ives. line Of Rose
ginning at a point les fest inches.
more or less. south Of Kensington Ave-
nue.. and run back loa feet. moro or
less TO an alley feet wide.
There will be excluded, however,
from said lots in this sale so much az
was taken By the city Of Richmond in
the condemnation proceedings for the
widening Of Roseneath Road.
Tho terms Of sale will be as follows:
One-third cash. residue in two equal
installmente. six and twelve months
II ON the date Of the sale. deferred pay
ments evidenced by negotiable notes.
deed OF trust. the property to Be in
sured as may DO directed By the court.
OF ALI cash, ~ the option Of the pur.
chaser. Said property ~ to be sold frse
and clear OF all liens. but the sale Is
TO DO subject to confirmation by the
court.
JOHN T. WILSON,
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
h9as f IISSS; LAME,
Trustees.
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It'd. WANTS
N6XY. 70 cents = llno psr lo

Minimu, Se" space ''n Two pei n inser'ion'
s SR ST SoSS cSSH ry ~
- Rate fEn LINE;
,sy bs7;s ,I nm DS.Ii Insertions: go se.,.
, tsn DSf " 81 sSsSs ss "ps lssts
Basis Of imeaaure."en, 10 solI ag.,.. ~
rte! IL; soysS II @ =
-e!sUnss., ~ "o' suaran.eed after r. III
INC loIiowin. l,.,,s- L.spa,t.. ii,aD.il ci-
Gsss Xu lor me aS,y"se Of me put!e.
'esu'"i w 2@fs IS 5s'f soG Sa s,s ~ .oo''
ra Ssnedo's Z, Drus Store. fioyi Ave. aud
charles s s Turner. Drussls,. Yves, Broad.
kern's lharma:y. 22ss Hanover Ave.
PtTF s' sts. 20 vo 'sos: sA AS'
toys Drus store. Alien Ave. ana urucs 81.
59f D!Gs S stSs g. 81 81 r. NJ Ma" 81
s urns Stfee i,I raat Sm' sI' = tine 81
Y. Il. siay & Bros. brook AN. a"H Clay
=, Tarrant Drug store. .enshse and DruaI
= %ehsS &C.. i ~ h4ss s1S.d s;
rasis Ssas CO. ~ ~ L. r.. b. d.! =; -
Il t.r 4 !si1 ,!Ea,I Dsos store - L,.H St,
- Meits Drug store tntii ""'. -..-t"t,ii Sts.
80. ~. =. Vaughan, svi Nur,. assn at.
". "a. daley, tnv North irn,n oi.
.i hnGhh1iason Drug Store. =, So'en-
l.. II. childrey. :. y. E.satventm sl.
g, iWner u Pharmacy. I've, ii,r' uuu Main
'su, .r.n Phar=ae> i~e",y ms, and
0u spttnGer Dtas Company rwe"ty-,hlrd
g, nord's Drux store, T".nt, ninIn anu z
Wool ~ sonaai Drug -. ~. ut, MT.
and Ncnable SITS.
g, Woods Pharnscy. Twer,, :::n .nd Leigh
=. Church Illi InarnAt.. 80. Eas; Broad
sap. Craig DRUG store. :,ce 4. broad 81.
Thirty first ST.
..-,Fairmonnt rha; macy; -; raHnio1rt Ave.
Hady,s Drug store. north AN..
HfGIiLhS1 .A!sh,
=: y: Cosby Il 90. 400 Third Ave
a. h. To"nAcnG. Milton snd Murylnn nd
SOUTH RICH MoHD.
&c. Branch Once Tim,spispatch. 1903 Huh
wooDLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Itcignts Phdtmacy. 3lot
Charles W. Garrison. 5ii7 Forest Hill Are.
SWANsBURO.
b" h. NJ FobeIts Drug store. :sct Hull 81.
}. A. Black. 5sle Williamsburg Ave.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. NO Nortn Syca.
= more Street Phone tct"taburz -!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
Auction Sale Of
1903 Park Avenue

he, n. ssS IVY & ny. III. - tie Ss
E Ss.'s1n sp5. s R'ss. GsSdt &:
Taliaferro. partners ana .indiyid9als.
T. Wilson, trustees In SsnIsSptey. to-
Purcell. jr" 3. G. %hs!ry. trSsi..s,
aa,.d rtse CT a"' isis s asons +
81 ,hs city Of niesmend. Va. IN dsss
s sss j fs's f. rSaee src Sr M sna.
Gonneii.. dated psc.mSer a.. lois. Of
sell, At public auction on the prem
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAT OF
MAY. 1917,
At 1880. o'clock r. A..
Mon lot Of IAN. nth IN .H' city o. hiss
,sssssn: sRexs Is it!os s@ sesk xT.ss:'
fronting 70 feet inches on the south
i ia ,es, NOR. a a. i..s runnlnE back
The terms Of sale VIII be AZ follows:
G On, In,sr, cash; re.lau. ~ two esys.
nents evidenced Sy nsxetisbie notes.
s.ss trust pr ss% s:su, :. by
surea as may be directed by the court.
or all cash.. at the option Of the pur-
frs. and s sS III .n 81, r.. : :os
Is to be subject to confirmation by the
court
JOHN T. WILSON,
Trustee In Bankruptcy,
". =. PURCELL. JN..
-. G. WHERET,
EEFeY pi MShT;kSug; 's.
Is4.!sss:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
Statesmen Wanted

A large csta bliShcd speciality house.
carrying silks, ribbons. neckwear,
handkerchiefs, laccs. mbroideries.
white goods; also manufacturing
thildrenS dresses and middics, has
immediate vacancies for high-grade,
successful statesmen, controlling trade
in North Carolina. South Carolina.
Georgia. Florida and Tennessee.
Give full particulars in first letter.
preparatory to interview. l. 320,
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26

Court. Part H.. OF the City Of Rich .
mond- hEncs J. Wilson. etc. plain.
tin. against Mary Ann Crowder and
~, defendant:
J. w. u. DuEal. clerk of the said
court. do certify that the bond re
uuircd OF the special commissioners by
the sth day OF July. 1916. has been
dul! given.
Given under my hand as clerk of
the said court, this 18th day OF Nav.
i"l'' ". L. DU VAL.
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PRoPOsALsNSeaied.
commonwealth OF VIRGINIA,
ONCE OF
Superintendent OF Public Printing.

Richmond. Va.
May - 1917
SEALED propos.i. for printing Afte.e hun.
dr.i copies OF the one hundred and
he received a, this once UP to lem. Tues.
A. the same tims and place bids will be
received for binding, wrapping and lsbeiIns
niteen hundred copies OF the above. m \ :
Printed schedules. on which all bids will
DC re1uTed to be made. vii be Furnished
Each bid must he Enclosed in sealed en-.
Public Printing. and marked "ProposuI.'
Gontr,rtorr Will he required 20 make
weekly shipment OF nvc. copies OF eScS
slhtsen-pase form worked and to furnish
ful performance of contract
The right is reserved TO reject any or
DAVIS BOTTOM.
Superintendent " Public PrtntInr
May -, IS. IS. 40: june l. j. g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26

FOR sALE-Mach,nery
CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL.

ALI SAINTS EPiscopAL CHURCH
Ss'ss, near Sayos .ssD nsy
sns A. y. In the parlsh HOUSE Oh ,!l4dison
'ernoon al Strangers cordially invited.
wrsrN,s s ,rrnnEEsH;y,TIEaHIIASv ~ 8, 49, >,
;;sl M:sa5 '"a r 81 y In.
nGhAcE COVENANT PREsBYTgRiAN
hHS M f" .nd ii, STf F. xs o.
,s 80: M, -s;S sHa'n i, school ,a.. D..
..,., :, "iliam Mcsxinson '''' WV
visitors CORDIALLY invi,ed '''
ne %'H ss,or rif III; Scr. G pry
. .aSssI =. {. i H. IL ard = u sun S'
n NV women =, T 10 hDy eias'es for men
s,":cND pnEsBrTiRiA cuurcu.
~ .,.es .oSst,I.l: !, t.:S,i; y p. pss,er..ssr:
" T. ~ "undI, schuY.. 90; a NJ
BAPTIST
aud i..ouI Stre-is,. nv. GHoRGE ~ ui In
oAN''.'. nnstor. -rie-chinr at ii H. 81 aud
gen, A,iaM.sk s.:yice Wednesday a, SIT: Sis
LEIGH STREE BAPTIST cI,uRcu
.%u TTsns W NJ ar Liz" s,5es!.j
T. on rhe Gre.ie., s @!I nrsfsh , I
in tho World
SECOND BAPTIST CHuRCH.-T. Gag
FIT SkiNHt.ii m,nistcr Divine wovsh;p
1T II y. ~. ana sis L. NJ Dr S..inrcr.S
morning m.;sase: The frohibitcd Task
ESchihG smb1"ct: ~ Coco Soldier o: I"su.
christ. Th.- service will ~ I'm h,,nn, NJ
th4 Hollywood Memorial Association
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST Sl.lESTfST
Regular services viii 10, heId ton ,rrow
morning In The church edincc tcornsr PARK
Avenue and Meadow Strr.ti ~ ii n.rio III
subject: soul and Body wc,iIca.
DAY crchihs testimony and experience
meeting 1T O'Clock. Uea ctn.- rcu,ns
a. eoI,eo.l are located In lie Viz.
ginia Hatlwsy AMI Power Pudding cornor
seventh and Franklin Streets. and are oven
daily. except Sundays. from io A. NJ 10
. p. VI. All are Cordially invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
Victor Theater,
800 EAST BI.oAp STREET.

BY dirsetion OF a decree Of tbs Mps.
R!ehn end. Vs.. duly entered In the suttT
OF w. 2. Chalmers and James :, Hill
70. Martin Theatrical Co, Inc, OF siS.,6
on May -, 1917, We VIII oNSy for este.
1t public auction, on the premises, On
TUESDAY, MAY -, 1917, 80: Y
az 10 o'clock A.. r.,
al OF the property belonging - sths
Martin Theatrical Co, Inc. now .btinH
used by John r. Lay, receiver, In ops
raany the Victor Thester, 1t 500 Eat
ne s ssst: 'sa
the furnitvre and fixtures u1sd IL SHr
conduct OF the said g.pletuf6
businebs, and such contracts 1or. nc,
turss a. the said receiver may have
The terms will be cash. sale subject
20 tho approval OF the court. ~ 81
JOHN r. MINOR, y, ~
GEpDEs II. WINSTON.
Special Commiss}ohsYs.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., INC,
Auctioneer5. 3i tx
IN tho Clerks Once Of the Husfia4S
Court, Part H.. OF the CITY sf Rich
W. r.. Chalmers and Jas, T.. hill, !.
Martin Theatrica, Co, Inc, ct. .is. ~
I, u: e. Duvai, clerk OF thS ssiG
court, DO certify that ths bond required
OF the special commissioners 81 the
decfee rendered In said CAUSE on thV
18th day OF May 1917, has eesn duly
Given under my hand AS clerk e. the
said court this 18th day OF May. iii5.sI
W. u. DU VAL. Ctsft0s
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Agnes j. Wilson and others
NE.
Mary Ann Crowder and others
musings Court. Part H., Decree
July :. 1915.

Hastings Court. Part IL, Decree
July 5. 1915.
BY virtue OF said decree. we. the
special commissioners therein APP
pointed for the purpose. will sell az
public auction. on the premises.
TUESDAY. MAY 90, 1917.
at $50 l.. NJ. the property described in
said decree. viz:
Consisting OF a double brick tene.
casten line OF Locust Alley. ana run
ming back ~ feet on its northern
,, Il. This property. is so feet. south OF
wardly TO an alley 8 feet wide.
TERMS: One-fourth cash: balance
at S. /: and is months, deferred pay.
ments TO be evidenced BY negotiable
notes drawn by the purchaser and
made payable to the commission or
order and carrying S per cent interest
from date till paid, the title to be
retained until the whole purchase.
money is paid and the deed ordered by
the court; and the purchaser shall de-
post the cash payment and the notes
for deferred payments I'm the Mechan-
ties and Merchants Bank Of Richmond.
Va. to the credit OF the Court in this
cause, and hle 4 certificates OF deposit
with the papers in this cause
DAVID L. PULLIAM,
CHARLES L. PAGE,
special Commissioners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-26
DEATHS

CORB.-DIcd. - us rcsiIcftc' -Jll East
Gisy street. M.s 3. 20 l.. NJ. " llLiS
Ia COBB. a4cd t"rty-two ytar>- lio lchNr-
IA wIdow. ono daughter ami three cons.
Funeral from Leigh street Baptist church
TO-DAY SATURDAY.. T. 81 iutermcnt
~ oakwood
MsE Z; isi7; At Mss y VI "ILIlAH
funeral TiIiS SATURDAY, AFTER
SDOS 1T O'Clock from yf5''!cmv". 100
Barton Avenue lntermcut private.
Baltimore. Md. cASKfE = TtLi.E sc.d
thirty siA YEAR, IL lcaEcs I" mourn thoir
l1sp one bro,h~r. \. l.. Ici.i. rist"r
Mrt: ": ;. Dowdy;
Tn, funeral l,ill take place TINS tStT-
CRpAYJ AFTt.ENDbS at o'clock from
Woody's funeral rarlor. Intcrmcnt In River