davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hispano América., 1917-08-19

Siendo la Constitution de TODD pa
is bien organizado la mas respectable
g~arantia de su libertad Independent
cha (las cuales coexisten %siempre), es
logico que cuando esta peligre aque-
LA padezca.
Como medic primordial deben te-
ner presente nuestros legislatures,
que en- Ell texto de nuestra Carta fun
damental es precise refundir ell es-
piritu del alma nacional, que no es O.
trC que Ell sentir unanime de la mayo
ria de nuestro pueblo, cuya opinion
decide acknowledgements en- toda lu-
cha el~eccionaria de libre ~sufragio;
que es bien sabido que en- Panama
los colombianos no inspiran nj po-
dram inspirar confianza a pesar de sus
rebuscadas ~exortaciones literarias y
sus decantadas afirmaciones de amor
a TN suelo en- ell cual no vieron la luz
primera; 81 los lazos de familia los
ligan por simpatia a nuestra terra,
pOr identica causa estan tambien Ii
gados a Colombia, aunque tengan in
tereses pecuniarios que nuestra buena
hospitalidad les ha facilitado hacer
prosperar. Els de ~justicia que a los
colombianos distinguidos que contri-
buyeron a nuestra independence Sc
les deba reConoCimiento, pero seran
mejor aceptados y de mas adecuada
manera desempenando cargos i'm
portantes diversos al de presidente de
la repdblica, fernando asi parte del
goblerno como en- los momentos mi
clales de nuestra vida de nacion. La
historic nos hace yer tristemente 10
funesto de las administrations CO.
lomblanas y nos advierte para que e.
vitemos a TODD trance exponernos a
sutrlr nuevamente atroces males. La
lection del pasado debe sernos pro-
vechosa.
Como los gobiernos impopulares
no deben nj pueden sostenerse, result
taria en- Panama, que uno tornado
con ~presidente extrano, tendria que
rodearse de elementos extranos pa
ra eXistlr, y soportariamos entonces
otra vez al cuello la coyunda, va fue-
rem esos elementos constituidos Dor
lmportados o nacionalizados: yolve-
ramos a quedar bajo la vergonzosa
tutela de la cual nos libertamos feliz-
mente ell 8 de noviembre de 1908. Es
indispensable vigorizar cada dia mas
nuestra n~acionalidad fundada en- la
independence de nosotros los pana-
menos."
Hispano América., 1917-08-19
PANAMA DEBE SER GOBER-
NADIA POR UN

Sc ha eStadO dlSCutlendO Ell ell con
greso de Panama la reforma del arti-
culo 20 Constitutional, que tiene por
Objeto capacitar a los colombianos
que tomaron parte en- la Junta del
Gobierno provisional, para poder ser
elctos presidente de la Republica.
Conforme al texto original del citado
a~rticulo, solo son elegibles los pana-
menos por nacimiento.
La reforma de r%eferencia fue toma-
da en- consideration en- Ell Congreso
anterior y de aprobarse en- ell actual
Sc elevara al range de ley constitucio-
nal. Para que ~triunfe Ell grupo que
Sc empena en- llevar a cabo la en-
mienda, sera necesarfo que Ell presi-
dente de la republica use de su in
fluencia y de su autoridad y que Sc
contrarie abiertamente la opinion pu-
blica, que es hostil al proyecto, segu-
ramente pOrque detras de el Sc We el
proposito de que figure como candi-
dato presidential, I'm colombiano que
ocupa puesto prominente en- la admi-
nistracion actual y que ha servido O.
tros muchos dentro y fuera de Pana-
ma.
La inquietud que ell asunto causa a
los panamenOs Sc traduce en- los ST.
guientes conceptos que hemos toma-
do de una publication hecha en- FL
Havre por ell senior Ramon Augusta
de Icaza, consul de su pals en- Fran
cia. Dice, entire otras cosas, Ell senior
Icaza:
Grave es ell asunto del cual Sc ira
ia y enorme trascendencia podria te-
ner para la Republica a la cual todos
los ciudadanos estamos obligados a
servir fielmente. La reforma al arti-
culo 20 de la Constitution, pertinente
a que sean elegibles presidentes EN-
nustro pals, los colombianos que for
maron parte de la Junta de Gobierno
Provisional, la reforma citada, apro-
bada por primera vez en- nuestra A
samblea, es cosa que no ha dejado de
sorprenderme: ingenuamente me pa
rece que 81 al fin quedara establecida,
podria cOmprometer sacramento en-
epoca venidera Ell porvenir de la pa
tria, por obra y gracia de cualquier
juego politico: es riesgC inminente en-
ell sostenimiento de nuestra indie
pendencia y principle de %aniquila-
miento de nuestra nacionalidad.
"Tendria suficiente con decir que
no soy partidario de tan ebsurda in
novacion, pero conceptuo un deber
expresar que estoy en- pleno d%esacuer-
do con los legislatures que pretenden
sancionarla; 81 al fin lograran reali-
carlo, no trepido desde ahora en- va
"ticinar que sera tenida como cosa SUI
p~erflua, y caera en- desuso, pues en-
los momentos de la lucha elecciona-
ria sabra imponerse el sano c%riterio
y solo podra prevalecer triunfante la
candidatura de I'm panameho popular
y capaz.- Me satisface expresar pu-
blicamente con entera libertad mi
modo de pensar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
SWISS COMMISSION ENDS
TEN-WEEK VISIT TO u. S.
'asues Statement E,prrx>Ing Conf
dehce In Frirndlincss Of Am~rIrn
Toward Switzerland.

tBy Associated pr,ssl
Ne" YORK. November i.-Thc Swiss
commission, which has been in this
country for ten weeks and on Thurs
day babe farewell 10 President wilson
mas !afued " statement saying 4,
was conceived Switzerland could rc,v
on the friendship az the United States
and lsok forward 10 the solution Of the
economic d'firuitics Yet 20 be ad-
justed.
The commission is composed Of John
SEz, member Of the SWISS national
council; Lieutenant Colonel William
Staempbt of the Swiss artillery. and
Professor William L. Rarpard. OF the
University of Geneva. The statement
reads:
Before leaving this country we
wish TO express to al! the Americans.
IN and out of public life. who have
80 kindly received US. our Very cordial
appreciation Of their generous hospi-
tally. We nave everywhere fcl. the
sympathetic warmth OF The peculiarly
trlendiy feelings of our great sister
republic. OF which the President was
good enough 10 assure us on our ar
rival.
Some difficulties in the economic re-
lations between the two countries still
remain to he adjusted. and in the
present crisis 1t is not impossible that
others may from time TO time arise.
But In the course OF our sojourn in
this country We have had the satisfac-
ton ~ note an evcr-increasinE appre-
citation of the special cx:gencies OF our
trying situation. Moreover, we know
that we may rely on the friendship
Of the United States and confidently
expect a mutually advantageous solu-
ton of all present and future problems.
We know II. because this friendship
Is based on the solid foundations OF
the community of political and social
ideals and principles which has ever
united the Oldest and the mightiest
democratic and federative republics OF
the world"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
iBy Associated Prcss.l


NEW ORLEANS. November Fol
lowing n fairly broad range OF prices
cotton. on this market last week. closed
at practically the level Of the ure.
ceding week the net change for the
VIZ being decline "f only. ! to :
points. At ono time prices were g.: 20
81 points under the las, Quotations
or the week before. and at another
they were SO TO co points above the
range being i2S 10 lao points.
Very little attention was paid to
weather conditions. II being general
ly accepted that the growing season
was over. Interest ceatc:cd moro on
ginning.
Private. bureau forecasts about met
general expectations in lis direction.
showing rather "a fail OUTPUT nnd in
dicatinG total ginning for Tho fort
night period ending October II Of
i'5te'ooo bales. aGains, I,3lG.0OO dur
ing the same period last year This
was called a bcarisn showing tv shorts
but bullish traders pointed out :ha,
the private estimate made the ginning
for the season 100000 bales against
$4,000 year ..po
This week much attention will h.,
given ginning because Thursday morn
ing the cenHus bureau will issue i,s
Official figures. which may form M.
OASIS OF new crop estimates. al,h,.
conservative traders and brokers arn
OF the opinion that they VIII no, SHOW.
departures that viii rnatcri.liv cn,ur.
the crop outlook The .po, sj.u..,;o,,
VIII be closely watched. ANY 1y..,i,.n.
ing by holders would be the .!-nai
ior aEgresfiN" trading FOR - fan j.,
prices In tn" contract mairc, Con-
tinued nrmncss would be OF l,r,r.u..
advantage 10 the long side
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It'd. w AN1Tg


Minimum space. two lines.
,nsf1tiS%s. E%SyiiSEsD 4H ISsEHfSSSS
~ N ciiANSGEH or Corr. CAST Sir TO |" Az Az
RATE FER LINE.
Minimum space, two lines.
SUNDAY and DAILY Insertions. 20 cents
Duly Insertions 10 cents.
CONSECUTIVE insertions. 10 cents.
Situations Wanted. Maize and Female.
time DAILY or SUNDAY Z cents a line
times m.ii.n oae weeh. - cents line.
lines to Ii, inSm anu six Words ,I TO " tne ,ne
the aboNe rates coyer an eiassihcations.
SuBsTAriONS FOH I'D. WANT ADS.
The following Times Dispatch Branch Of
hces are Tor TIE convenience OF the pubic.
regular olhce rates. which are given above
WEST OF FOCSiiEE STREET
cassdos Drug Store. Floyd Ave and
Charles 5; Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
ksIns rhai;,nssy,, :22s Hanover Ave.
IL. l.. BOOKER Drug Store. zOol W. Main
:, Foy's Drug Store, Allen Ave. and Grace
= Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
+ Johann n,nn pruk Coz So " Main 81.
i,ine strce! fhsEmacy. go $. Pine St So
May BOOK Ave- n asa CIV H
g. or a"I DE"E StoIe' rouehee ana 'Ioau
EAST OF rousuEE STREET
G"hen Co. IL East broad st,
.Ir4sie, Gras Co.: 81 Z. braaI ST.,
ar.y sf!ss mug s;P bsfd ga E MsGs' 81,
@as pruE sSore Rim and '! MaisS h. s ss
y T. b bassh4 100 s %or; o! Tent hfs 8, 81
Richardson Drug store. Sol r. seven
i, il Ghrl-es % ~ Elsh,esn,h ST,
turner Pharmacy. Twrnty-nrs; and Slain
~ wil'irms Pharmacy r~en,y-nr,, and
4n s'F vassb. p ST.. Company Twe"'y-'h'rd
6. liord's Drug Store. Twenty ninth and Q
Wood & sshaaf Drug Co.. Invent: fifth
Woods Pharmacy. Twen,y-nfth and Leigh
Church I'm Pharmacy. $500 East Broad
s p; Craig Drag store, 2soo e. Broad St;
y. Thi-tyGrst St.
PARAMOUNT
fNrmount Pharmacy. :i@s Paramount
BARTON HEIGHTS
Eady'- Drug store North Ave
Stores Drug store. 1900 North Ave
HIGHLAND PARK
4 y CoS,y & Co. 1909 Third Ave.
NT sS:sans foS iiio ana S stuart M,,,
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch oG'ce T!nes-D Dispatch. 1908 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Wo"d!and Heights Pharmacy. 3Ioi
Charles " Garrison. ali rores, I'M. Ave
S"A%S1OEo.
Il u. Roh"r,s's D:u. store. :Goi Hun St
FULTON
A Black, .siS williamsburg Ave
reup'es Drn. Store. 1900 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG
Times D.spa,ch Branch. 40 %orth Sycu-
moro street. phon- Petersburg 225.
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STEAMBOATS,
OldDOminiOnLine

Leave Richmond. loot or Ashe Strss,
e asa,yn 10 +: COMPOSITIONS with Main Linz
d diI except sunday 700 p NJ. Connections
G. Csc q. fy oy at 90 My,d AGO NJ and
day. Night line steamers stop at Glare.
reyRnc"s. w.
ltNulNiA NAVIGATION CO. Jamsa
River ny daylight for Norfolk Old Point
Ne"port News and all James River land.
lhgs Monday: Wednesday and Friday 40
River Points -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05

In execution OF decd of trust dated
May l, 1916. and recorded in the clerk 5
office OF Richmond Chancery Court, -.
b. 23S-D. page l60, default having
been made in the payment OF portion
of the debt therein secured, and being
required so to do. we Will sell by auc-
ton at the Offices OF the Richmond
Real Estrte Exchange. No. % North
Ninth Street on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Z, 1917,
at - o'clock noon,
tho aforementioned property. The lot
has n frontage or twenty feet on the
east line of Twelfth Street. between
Clay and Leigh Streets, running back
castwardly and between parallel lines
one hundred and thirty U30) feet.
TERMS: Cash
II. r. POLLARD. JR.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
DIVIDEND NOTICE

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAiLROAD CO
Office OF the Treasurer.
49, WILMINGTON. y. e.. nov. !. 1917.
The board oil directors OF the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has declared
dividend OF - per cent on the pre-
(Grrcd capital stock oil that company, nay.
neie At the office OF the treasurer, Whining
ton, y. c.. on Gad after No.GI.,ber TO- 1917,
The transfer BOOKS closed from October
:? TO November 10. 1917. both dates in
elusive.
JAMES +. POST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.
BY W. T., PURCELL. JR., co, INC, :
Real Estate Auctioneers
lol4 East Main Street.
COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE, Crry
Oh RICHMOND VA.

of NiStiMOND. va.
8. Acting under the decree OF the United
states District Court for the Eastern
Ch SiF,G1 tys'nin lso In The matter of
tered October 20. 1917. we the snnsr-
signed truste" in bankruptcy OF Chris.
,onher W Fleet. bankrupt. and tho
undersigned special commissioning
thereby appointed for the purpose. viii
oHer for sale ut public auction. upon
the respective premises on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Z 1917.
at - O'Clock noon.
the following described properties. No
1871 Ross Street that desirable factory
site with two-story and basement bricie
building now occupied as planning mill
and carpenter shop, fronting - feet on
ming back 1876 feet inches. more or
less. on the eastern line. and 1g9 feet q
inches. more or less, on the western
lire to l6-foot alley. and
at 1915 o'clock p. NJ.
lots 40 and 2t7 in Highland Terrace
Annex. city OF Richmond. fronting 40
feet on the east line of vcranda Ave-
lbs feet to Groveland Avenue. and
fronting thereon also 30 feet. These
lots are near First Avenue and
McadowbridEe Road.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
price to be paid in cash and the residue
10 be- paid In two equal lnstailments at
sale. the deferred payments to be evil
dcnced by negotiable notes of the bur.
chaser. with interest added at the rate
Of per centum per annum and secured
by deeds of trust on the real estate
sold. and during such period the pur-
chaser shall for the benefit OF tho
insured against fire, in the names Of
the trustees. in the respective deeds OF
trust securing the deferred payments
Of the purchase money, or at tho op-
ton OF the purchaser. the sale shall So
for all cash Sale to he free and clear
Of all liens thereon subject to the con-
f1rmation Of the court. a,l,.
T.. V. FARINHOLT,
Trustee in Bankruptoy
r. r. FI.ORANCE and
a. 3. DICKINSON,
Special Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
WILLIAM AND MARY STUDENTS
ORGANIZE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Especial 10 The Times-Din.;cb1

IofrOoIHr 20 IIE iIIIca- I'I-i''.'C OH
WILLIAMSBURG. November 4-.On
Thursday nigh; group OF william
and Mary students organized a press
association. a. j. Mapp was elected
president of the body.
The purpose of this organization is
to enable the students 10 get more
OF William and Mary's activities in the
various papers OF the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05

WANTED, 90 tivst- class plumbers and steam
filters, Inside work: long job: 90 lie per
hour. IL hours pay for 10 hours work
Double time sundaiEa De not write report
0pernting Base. Norfolk. Va.
WANTED job pressmnn: permanent posi-
ton Apply the Franklin Press Co.. Pc
torEburg. Va. ~ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
otaboard Air Line hallway Comnanv

.TIN,F FoEresslve Railway o, the sopts'3
s1i p leave s, daily NJ. Sorlina ioc.,
Vile. sa5 p s,MgepeIs atlanta and Jackson:
seepers Silsn HSmisis fiosShes Ist6 NJ
E*.,rn and Miami. rrnins arrive S,aS q,
NJ. 1852 a. AZ. 6:20 = NJ s'sV ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
NOTICES-Legal

~! itr. is hereby given that the under
siIGcu lines "iii. On November ~ at 10
:. ~. Apply 10 the State COMPUTATION Com
mission at Richmond. Va FOR authority to
!n,EeNse the minimum charge for one way
Hpet!~i passenger train service from $50 10
Atlantic Coast Line Il. r. Company.
Carolina. CIinChHciG and Ohio Rwy.
DanNil.c anu Western Halfway.
,.""tst HE anu Nashville y. r. Company.
NoTioik southern Railroad Company.
New York. n.iudr!phit and Norfolk r. II.
Norfolk Gnd Western hallway Company.
Senboard Air lin. Railway Company.
Southern Hallway Company.
NlrSniun hallway Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
DEATHS

iJW ELL = Died sunday informing. Nov.n-
her 4. at y NJ. RUTH cSGOOD. aged
seen gears. c!"est daughter %; :. T.. "nd
u j Powell at Stop & Petersburg Pike.
tnftTHl At AGGTy Cemetery To- DAY
mon DAY. az 10 A NJ.
ShiP"iTIi Died. :'oycmber :. =, his resi-
dci!c". -" thdml. Erlusi!" Avenue. CAP
TAIN GEORGE y. SKirWITH, Ia his forty
'ii'h year.
FuEera! services will be conducted from
Grace E2!Scopni Church MONDAY AFTER
noon, November ). ht $3.50 o'clock. Inter
mint privaie
sIMlNGToE. The funeral services Of MISS
EDITH SfMiHGT0% Will be held from
'hc home ~ II = Taylor, Jr.. 1901 Grove
-hrsHue. THIS tNoNDAYJ MORNING a. 10
o'clock.
Miss Syin!ng'on died at Breya.d y c.
Saturday morning. the 81 o: November.
WkE%N Died, suddenly November {.
1871. at 5:lS j.. NJ her residence, s07
North ThiT,y-hrsS Street, MARY L. WEENE.
aged sixty ytars. she leaves mourn
,n-Ir loss two so.s. Walter L. and ]. Vernon
W.enn
The funeral viii take place TOMORROW
TUESDAY, MDkEtNG az II O'Clock from
=. James ~. l.. Church. lnterment OAK
wood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
HELP waNTED-siai.

WANTED. experienced operators on staying
work. We pa, while learning, Comsoiida ed
pabcr and BOX Mfg Co. ig7 East Canal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
RAILROADS
RAILROADS. ~
Southern railway System

.~...s -. . I<Iei..to iu----.u 81. oiAuon
s ssnsSuls hseff' a not fqarSntesd: the
ior, Cafe Gar; 500 Z: 81. Sleeper to Atlanta:
yale, open $500 r. NJ; $40 p NJ. local 9 eo.
kcyt~ills. Chase city and Oxford-wssF
-ork. kiSer Line--7:as A. A. and.4l.,s
r NJ. daily local to West Point; $50 p IL
aay ef fS SS9ina"y Steamer Traiu con;
Trains Arrive kIchmond-Frorn tps s,,,>
f:9 3S a; Nj l:2s . p; NJ; $50 r.; NJ. dsli1;
Point. $40 a. NJ. ana 6:ls p. NJ d"iiut
Steamer Train s:46 A. NJ daily. except Mon.
Ofjicc sO7 f. Min ST. pho,, A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05

~ nma trctu rSWHs ,,snis and PotomacR,R.
~! s.! nith,a +toi ~, An as Mifh,! Ion ri.
55si An. !s:.S A:M 10 IN. SS. .sS N
S's So En- En- 1875 1875 I'm En- ssS EM tK
N hisnmond- Washington Local Lv lilo p.
sii 70 ee AZ MMaSs; ,si'lS p; NJ Sundays: Ar.
x xsSk a4ys. cr Nv s!i5 r. A.; Ar 1910 4. n
e'ay +, Al Ar. 1880 A. NJ. 6.ic p. " n Aa'
Tor :L ;hi ESHst aid baggage Offices not opea
IItyrn :, S,a sAain ST. Sta.
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The above mentioned terms arc nc-
cording to tho trust deed, but more
reasonable ones may be had II desired.
BY RCFFIN Il SLOAN.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM AND WOODED
PROPERTY.

Acting under order OF the United
District Of Virginia. in the matter of
w. Fl. Jackson. bankrupt, entered Octo-
Der IS, 1917, we. the undersigned trus-
tee In bankruptcy OF w. II. Jackson,
and special commissioner thereby APP
pointed for the purpose, will offer for
sale at public auction. at RoXbury Sta
ton. on the c. * O.. Charles City Coun-
~ Va.
TUESDAY NOON. NOVEMBER 6. 1917.
tract OF land containing 2l5 acres. moro
or less. in Charles City County, Va
about a mile and II hair from RoNbury
Station. bounded as follows: on tho
north by the Gallant tract: on the east
by the land OF which Il. IL. Marston
died seized: on the south by tho lands
OF Lucy Williams estate. and on the
west by the land formerly owned by
Thomas Pinchin. This property is suit
able for farming purposes. and has
some young timber thereon.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance
payable in three equal i,iStallmcntS at
six. twelve and eighteen months from
the day Of sale, evidenced by negotiable
notes, bearing per cent interest. Tito
TO be retained by the court until the
entire purchase price has been paid.
or all cash If the purchaser so desires.
ROBERT II. TAILEY,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
a. Fl. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
BY POLLARD & BAGBy, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
SIN-ROOM DWELLING NO. $40 NORTH
TWELFTH STREET.
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FOR SALE--iscai Estate

NOR sale, nNe acres suburhin land on H. I.
4 i Good automobile rotds. Ashlsnd car
line near. Fine for truck or suburban home.
tr!Ce. $3.50. Terms easy. direct from owner.
Address FOX ilS. Richiuond. Va
FpK sale building lots Oh Franklin Str,.,
one block from Ionumcnt Avenue. with
saadn trees and cement sidewalks $50
each, StO cash and $40 per month See
quick about this. 500. care Times Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05

IN execution of 4 deed OF trust dated
January 20, 1916, and duly recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court. being re-
CURED so to do by the licnholdcr. the
undersigned will offer for sale, upon
the premises on
at L. NJ.
all the real estate conveyed by said
deed and described as beginning At a
point 40 feet north of intersection of
Thirty-firSt and NJ Streets running
or Thirty-nrst Street 81 feet and 3
inches. and running back between
parallel lines 100 feet. more or less,
with the improvements thereon
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses
OF sale, any delinquent taxes and TO
pay n note OF $4,000, with interest
2epin October 20. 1916. balance as VIII
%e announced At time OF sale
STUART JOHNSON
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05

WANTED. decorator. card writer and ad-
v"rtiSinS man for dapar tment store. Bow
-ns Co. Washington. ~ Q.
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November 2. 1917.
KICMMoNN LOCOMOTIVE WoRKS.

iiichmOnd. Va. Oct. 10 IoI7
Notice l. hereby giNEn that the annual
I.oaor0";.v, works VIII be ueid u, trs oiice
~ he comp"ny. on Hospital Street, near
AIN Street. IL. tho city Of Nichmond, County
%: IieTrico va. on WEDNESDA THE
!irli DAY or NOVEMBER, 1917. at II 40
~ clock Il! the forenoon. tor the piIrjIosc az
eiect!ng directors and officers. nmd inr the
transaction az such other business AZ may
properly come before Ihs Ineetius
w. SPENCER ROBEKTSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
BY POLLARD & BAGBY, INC,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS ON THE
NORTH LINE OF TAYLOR STREET,
BETWEEN ADDISON AND ELM
STREETS.
In execution of q deed OF trust dated
August 22, 1916, and recorded in the
clerks office of Richmond Chnncery
Court, d. b. 240-B, page l5S default
having beer made in the payment Of "A
portion OF the debt therein secured. and
being required so to do, the under
signed trustee Will sell by auction, at
the offices OF the Richmond Real lcs-
tate Exchange. No. % North Ninth
Street. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1917,
mt 1915 o'clock L. NJ,
the below described property:
Commencing Mt point on the north
line of Taylor street StNty-eisht (6S)
feet east OF Elm Street: thence rum
ming castwardly and fronting on the
north line Of Taylor Street siXty-ciGht
(eSI feet six (6) inches: thence back
north wnrd!y between parallel lines one
hundred and twenty I20) feet to an
alley in rear"
Property in this section OF the city
is rapidly advancing, ana you may Sc
cure bargain by attending this sale.
TERMS: Cash.
POLLARD & 3AGBY. INC.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05

WANTED, young man to press clothes
who has had experience in pressing
shop Good proposition. Apply to l.. A.
sharpe. lis James River Village, Hopcwell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-05
AUCTION sales.--future Days
TRUSTEES SALE

LOT. WITH FIVE FRAME DWELL
INGS THEREON. 702, T04. 7O6 7eS
AND 10 NORTH THIRTY FIRST
STREET. BETWEEN NJ AND n
STREETS