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New-York tribune., 1918-07-01
AGED. Southern Senator
Paralyzed, Following
Severe Hemorrhage
Has Served in Senate
For Twenty-four Years
Head Of Naval Committee
Was Campaigning for Re-
election, Despite His Age

WASHINGTON. June So.-Benjamin
r Tillman. the veteran Democratic
s.nator from South Carolina and chair
80, of the Naval Affairs Committee.
;s seriously i'll at his home here, and
h;s recovery is regarded as doubtful.
His left side is completely paralyzed
.nd ne has been suffering from a Sc
vsre recurrent cerebral hemorrhage
since Thursday.
The seriousness Of his condition be-
came known to-day when his physician
;ssued this bulletin:
Senator Tillman is now suffering
from a sewers recurrent cerebral hem
orrAace. There is complete paralysis
of the left side The attack came
thursday afternoon at the Senate and
has been progressive. Because of pre-
yious attacks and the age Of the Sem
a,or the prognoss is unfavorable.
Senator Tillman was unconscious al
most all of to-day.
Members of the family have been
summoned to the bedside, and soma
s!,eady have arrived.
Is Second Similar Attack
About ten years ago Senator Till
man had a similar attack, which par
alyzed his right side, but he recovered
to great extent.
As chairman of the Senate Naval
Committee, Mr.. Tillman's work has
been regarded as of the highest i'm
portance in the war. He has been
one of the most active members of the
Senate during twenty-four years of
continuous service.
Has Been Power in South
Mr.. Tillman. who is almost seventy
one wears old was elected Governor
Of South Carolina in 1890 and again
in 1892 and was elected to the United
States Senate in 1894.
For more than generation he has
been one of the most picturesque and
powerful figures in public and political
life of the South. "Pitchfork Ben"
was the name given him many years
ago-and one he himself did not re-
sent-because of his vociferous style
OF attack upon political foes.
The sudden seriousness. of the Sem
ators condition has turned the whole
political campaign in South Carolina
upside down. Senator Tillman' g
friends were making a fight against
Colonel Blease, who achieved much no.
teriety by his acts while Governor.
So strong was Blease, and so anxious
wes the President that he should not
come to the Senate that Mr.. Wilson
personally induced Representative
Lever. chairman of the House Agricult-
ural Committee, to withdraw from the
Senatorial race so as to permit the
uniicatlon of the anti-Blease elements
behind Senator Tillman.
South Carolinians here tonight said
they would probably now unite behind
\. &. Dial, Of Laurens, S. c.. who re-
NAMED in the race, although making
no campaign, as sort Of insurance
against just what has happened. IL
the Senator's condition is not greatly
improved in day or so. Dial, they
SAID. would get out and would have the
support of all the anti-Blease men.
year ago Senator Tillman an
aounced his virtual retirement from
p,olltlcs, saying he would not be a can
cldate for reelection, but he later de-
clded to again offer for Office because
OF the service he might do his country
and his stand during the war by rea-
son OF his intimate knowledge of naval
affairs.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-01
honenka,,,p's Call
Recites Grievances
OF Telegraphers

oHlCAGO, June 30.-J. Konenkamp
PRESIDENT of the Commercial Telegra
pners' Union Of America, tonight an
"0anced that he had issued a call for
a, strike Of members Of the union en-
p.oyed c by the Western Union Telegraph
company, effective at 7 a. M. Eastern
"me' Monday, July 8.
ne announcement declared that the
H;,sesances ;ns.ses to be adjusted are the re-
is.aeement of union men who are al
cns essed TO have been locked out by the
tSa tS'pany and to enforce tn right Of
me T,en men to organize. e"' oA
ne announcement in part follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-07-01
Y. M. C.. A. Seeks
1000 Workers to Go
With Boys Overseas

To keep pace with the army pro-
gramme which contemplates the pres
ence of about 100000 men in Franco
by September the National War Work
Council of The Y M. c. A. will open a
concentrated recruiting campaign for
war workers next Sunday to enroll
1000 in New York and 5000 in the
rest Of the country. The recruits must
be above the draft age.
Herbert L. Pratt. vice-president of
the Standard Oil Company, is chair
man of the advisory committee in
charge Of the campaign. Other men,
bers are Seward Prosser, J. p. Nor
gan, William II. Edwards, Edgar l..
Marston, Albert B. Ashforth, William
M. Kingsley and A. c. Bedford. Mr..
Ashforth will organize the various
trades for cooperation. William Jay
Schieffelin heads the committee on
meetings and speakers. John II.
Brooks, Il manufacturer Of Scranton,
Penn, will direct the drive.
More than 5000 business men will
be asked to select from their organi-
Zations at least one man for overseas
work with the Red Triangle. Lawrence
Mcclure, chairman of the Real Estate
Board Of Trade, has appointed a COM
committee Of five to select men from
that business.
A committee of hotel men will meet
to-day at the Yale Club to form re-
cruiting organization. At the Wool
Club this noon leaders of the Ameri-
can Specialties Manufacturers Associ-
alton will organize a committee. To-
morrow Mr.. Pratt will meet tho vari-
Gus committee heads and members of
his advisory committee at luncheon.
Al the same time automobile men will
be organizing committee at the Ho-
tel Astor. The Eagle Hut in Bryant
Park will be the campaign headquar-
ters.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-01
Queens Railway
Asks Permission
To Increase Rates

The New York &; Queens County Rail-
way Company, it was announced yes
terday, filed with the Board of Esti-
mate and Apportionment on Saturday
petition for permission to increase
fares. 1t wants the provisions OF it's
charter relating to the fvc-cent fare
suspended during the war and the
Public Service Commission to fix rate
for the same period which will afford
enough revenue to take care of operat-
ing expenses, taxes, fixed charges and
furnish a fund to provide improve
ments and amortize loans and out
standing notes.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-01
Columbus Car Lines
Are Tied Up by Strike

COLUMBUS, Ohio. June so.-street-
car service in Columbus was at COM
plete standstill to-day because of a
strike of union car men.
They walked out because Of the re-
fusal of the Columbus Railway. Power
and Lighting Company to reinstate
seven of the men who were discharged
FRIDAY.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-01

she'll entered and dem molished the table
on which they had been stamping out
doughnuts.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-01
Auto Plunge Kills Airman
Lieutenant Tenny Mistakes
Road and Drives Over Bluff

ROSLYN, N. Y, June 3O.--Second
Lieutenant James S. Tenny, stationed
at Ha1lehurst Field, Mineola. as non
flying officer, was almost instantly
killed early this morning while return
ing to the field from the country place
of Clarence Mackay, who had opened
his home to all officers at Camp Mills
and the aviation field with dance and
reception.
Lieutenant Tenny mistook blind
road for the regular highway, and in a
sharp turn his automobile plunged
over the embankment.
Lieutenant Tenny resided at Roose-
welt, Long Island,
New-York tribune., 1918-07-01

changed glances. T'se rule requiring
cards from the A. A. A. was supposedly
lnviolable, but Mrs. Donahue longed
1or her boy in camp, and room could
pc made in one Of The cars with little
Inconvenience.
y, The exception proves the rule" said
Mr.. Hemstreet ehilosophically q few
moments later as he waved good by 20
the elated widow. There were 11O
other persons who shared Mrs. Dona-
lished service. Two buses left from
COLUMBUS Circle ana one from the
Long lslnnd Automobile Club in Brook
lyn' A little feet Of privately owned
cars also made the trip for the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17

Observation-Disclosures. S O'Clock.
COURT CALENDARS.

Tho following: cases hay. been call.
81 Tor iri'l IN the various courts thi
, M"Ih; a., a. Indicates counsel fo,
Ia" "nG Equity Court.
:. II. kaurma" X Company ".
Il. u. English. y. Il.
James T.. Minor. receiver. ~. /. H.
Grove smith \ Gordon. p. u; Gum
" Mathews, p. Il.
rucSday--
T. l.. Ford vs.. w. Robert KELLEY r,
X. Branch. u. Il: G. l.. Jones. y. d
Wyn"c rs chcntl,am. Matthew'S, p.
L"N,rstcim, j. u.
Wednesday,
agent. c.c. !. Thomas Hewin. y. o.:
Charles W. Crowdcr. y. a. w.
J. NJ g. Ramsey w. William CatI'n.
agent, 81, !, Thomas levin. y. CT:
T.. ~ Saunders sons COMPANY sc
':cnal FiHiure COMPANY Smith 6 Cor
f"m: :" g T. T. Sutton. Jr., u. IL
llnl"cL Erui; ana Produce company
VS.. Frndh w. scott. H. ". Goodwyn.
tity Circuit Court.
Monday Tuesday
:na ,'",opuny. {. V. Meredith and!
i.cokc & linford p. a.; Smith & Gordon.
". ".
TuHs'i.!--
bpcu.
r'hursday-.
- Ninctuu Hotel vs.. Pearl I.aundr,.
- y. Whi:f. p a.; Duke & o'Fiahcr,y.
Zelda!
T.. K. Giles ". Reliable leo aud Ic.
trcan' t"mpany and ieia:l. lee ard
Itc trcHm t"iura.! vs.. T.. y. Giles.
nm Mnn;a"u" aud Lamb. u. O.: Isndor
SHAPIRO aud l.. Wcndcnniirr. - a.
Anderson IS. Grand Courts. ii.Win.
!" g.: j: i; Pollard. p. ii.
Saturday
open.
HnstinE~ Court. Pnrt II.
Mamie W. Ecnton Us. Il. IL Ecnton.
TusSda!-
Nidi rs. caSsarl. Motion. Sands.
Lewis: II. g: Wenienburg. -. d.
"Wednesday. Thursday
Leila e. wade vs. Mccrary. James
T. Lewis. g L. Sands. p. q; l.. .. Wen
Gsuhurc. y. Il.
Friday
Commonwealth cases.
Sa;urda "
Commonwealth cascr.
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ET IT, r. RiCHESON & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs.
THU STE.t:s AUCTION SALE OF SEVEN
BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON I'lTZHUCiII
AVENUE, IN MONUMENT ASNEN.
NEAR THE BELT LINE RAILEuAD.

In execution of q certain decd Of
trust 10 RI. Z. I;ichcscn ana f.. H..
Crutchiicld. trustees. dated october -.
1911, recorded in the clerks Office oC
Richmond Chanccry Court in -. l..
2i3-B. page Ill (Which decd provides
that either trustee shall acD. default
having been made in the payment o;
a part Of the debt therein secured. and
being required so to do by the holder
thereof, ! Will sell b. public auction,
ON tho promises, on
MONDAY. MARCH IS. 1915,
at . o'clock l.. ~,
the real estate described in said dc cd
as follows:
Those certain lots. pieces or parcels
Of land, lying and being in Hcnrico
as Monument Annex" on the south
side of FitZhush Avenue. and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: ISc-
ginning a IL point on the south SIDE OF
FitzhuSh Avenue distant fifty 900 feet.
west OF the west line OF Lafayette
Street, thence running weStwardly
along the said south line Of FitzhuEh
dred and sevcnty-fve n75) feet. thence
back southWardly from sa front. be.
tween parallel lines one hundred and
twenty-five I95) feet. to an alley in
the rear fifteen QAl feet wide; being
lots Nos. 3. 4. s. @, ISS and IN block
30. IL, in the plan OF afhuumcul Annex,
which said plan Is recaglod in the
in y. u. g. page 50.
TERMS: Cash.
~. Z. EICIIESCN;>
Solo Acting Trustee.
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Permits Issued DrEu;r Increased ic-
Gvity anh ',niSc |N""ilrr, Sh"W-
ing-W. j. Gilman WIN Erect New
80 Apartment ;iui>c on Grace street.
Real Estate Summary


wifty-aevcD Nropert> transfers We're
recorded dur.uE ,1c lu vro'> 30 t''"
y:cyn's ono, of ;n, Chtrt-ry 'nur;
ti:, City Hall 'te .n,i .me'n '"t-
icsenloI being S-l2."-" NitA uSA nat-
urally The ,o'a Io- ,hr wr"t Jess
than that Of us prv ---"-. Nhl. Wa~
swollen by one lal1c sale. 10 SLOWS
thot the fec!inE nt condolences. winch
las rcryadC,l tEo irarhvt Tor the past
lnurth, s;ill agiHu-> =" max" itself
f.E No rnrJiclnr'. large indiV.du0l
sales We're recorded INIT there we're
ABOUT eish; IN ,r uciShhorhood o!
$ln.oc0.
\. NJ. Mahoucy puryha,cd from T. L.
Euhank. Tho property on ir1"" S'rr"i.
near Third. measuring ;wvn.y -thrcv
feet ninc ana ouc-halC .n,Acs by l55
fec; eight inches, ci@AtN- feet west
OF Third Street. fUr the SUM OF Sl9.
u0o.
Gated on tho south SIDE OF Grace Street
known q, zoos 'Vcs, Grace street
which measures tweujy-lhr," fcot uIur
inches by = feet. 10 Nellie Garth
li::ht. for S".Uuu
i'nilowms /, uaty,uiar!y dulI period
in the building iold uur.u: the month
of l'chruail,a most cura''rae ms show
ing was mad" hy local r,urrl.,ors
during the past We y" .ntI SIS"
permits Were issued hy trr EundNg
Inspectors uuicr. for Vrri, Wh"sc asst
mated cost IS SIi%.Tpu
Max l.. Enehrnuni VIA ercc: a rrin B,
ap1rtmeut-housc ot -, west ~ of
the Eoulcv|vd n"tAc,u Ttllur and
CARY streets. al 20 "s;iwuicd cos. ui
S2G.0oo whilr NgairmAu Y llayhr" ul,
building SIS suuu E1u-e. an Una West
End three 90 lS,nsjn-,pn Nyuu'u ;rnH
three on icnunI %'r'-.. The tora'
cost OF thcs' DWELLINGS, is estimated ut
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Tne rollowi,- permits were issurd
Yesterday by the Pudding Inspectors
office
Car, Eu.hrmurd. to erect two brick
DWELLINGS, on east side E~oolI Avenue.
10 f"ct north Claiborne Street, 10 cost
$4,000
Cameron Stone company, To rcrai,
brici> warehouse. corner Twenty sec
900
e. l.. Whitioc<'s Establish nrnt, 10
repair br!ch stable 1917 Eas; Main
street. to cost $500.
NJ. y. Gar,ngiah;'s estate. to repa'r
frame dwelling 2tCj West Cary street,
- cost Sioo.
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rated Norfolk. Va. Capital stock.
!i"."oH. nljcct. candy business !. l..
S,uhhS, president: l.: ". White" see
rotary. ioth Of Norfolk.
Thr Ecna Mercantile Cumnauy. o:
Newport News. Va Incorporated. Now
port NcWS, Ma. Capital stock. S"I.o"o.
object. mercantile business. EnniH-
min l.. Winfield. president; Waiter
ilaskiu$ secretary, both of Newport
\cS@.
Supplemental certificate incorpora :
ton:
Gi"-Icrai .Noronautic Corporation.
tle--aEdiia. Va. changing name 90
Atlantic Life ;oa; Company. lncor-
puTat"i.
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CHARTERS i:U.

Charters wcre granted Yesterday by
IA" state Corporation Commission as
follows:
Amendment 10 charter Of IN. MI
l"ughy icach Company. Norfolk. Va
rcdurinS capita! stock from S2i,uoy 10
$inucp
Winchester seed Company. Incor-
pOT"ttd. Wmch"stcr Va. CAPITA!
stock. $4,000. Object. seed business.
-. II. Baker, president: T.. H. Ecwly.
secretary. both OF Winchester
i'tCk".." candy tompanv 1ncorpo
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THU s1nI%s SAI.!.

IN execution OF decd oc trust from
Albert \. Pow man .uh celia Bowman
10 Hc. a. trustee. dated september IS.
Jrl2 OF record IN the clerk Office OF
Goochldni County, Va. in deed book
bj, page .2l. default having been made
in The payment OF the notes thereby
occurred. and being required so TO do
by the holder OF Two Of said notes SO
IN default, I shall on
THURSDAY. MARCH, IS, 1918.
at " o'clock T.. NJ.
sell ~ public auction. ON the premises.
t.Iat ~ .uao.r farm, win improvements
thereon, il E!rd District, Goochland
County. Va containing; NO hundred
and TWO tG02D acres, more less.
bounded on toe east 10y the Carriers
willie Road, ana on the north. west and
south by the lands now or formerly
owned by i. Il. ficklim. Monroe John.
sou and others.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay costs
OF sale and execution al this trust.
Including taxes and insurance prem
inns in arrears. ii amy. anl 10 pay
debt of S2.550. with intcrcsc from Sep
tcmbcr IS, 1872; and balance in two.
equal installmcnts payable one and two.
years from dItc OF sale with interest.
secured by deed OF trust on The prop
erty; or. Al option Of purchaser, all
CASH.
GEO. s. DICKEY.
Trustee,
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Valuable Powhatan County
Farm for Sale at Auction

EE virtue OF the power ana authofily
vested in me as trustee oY a certain
decd of trust from Wa. a. j. Kelly
"'u IN.
ct W. uAieh May - ihu "u'S
recorded in the cia.S's ".,,, of the
Circui; Court of p,.uI. unity, Va,
~ d..d ho,,, 70 n; H.. ,,,,;t hav-
L.g bvcn made IN tEt i.t. "'> II Of the
! lla III cdncss sccLT.d w. aid deed OF
80. ,d .. III, = ,.,.s lircctio,
:, ~ '' 80,
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II, >r,>G> RELEASE DEEDS.

George {. Fitzhugh ami II, w food
wy. truSt-"s. TO William i. Gordon
lots ami ~ block $. Wuodlan,!
:i"i.hjs Ahrch IL l?iS: s5""
+. S''tcTninc ana L. II. EoNlcy. trlIS-
toes. {" ". r. Anthony ~ ais. 5"Nl",
io,' south side Decatur Street. - feet
vet OF the Western line Trcn;ivth
ST., It. also "oN3O feet west side rWcu-
= -" ond street. 80 feet south at tn.
~uu,h"rn liuc Porter street. February
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses wnrc
issued Yesterday by til" cl"rh Of til"
iiuSiing- Court:
James William sharp. Jr.. and Laura
N,r.:i.ii;t Nelson. city.
iirrmnh il,rtHharr. iTopcwcll. VA,
ana Katherine WOLF. city.
soc L-isku aud Matte ella sbroul
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BY ". = ROBINSoN e co.
Real Estate Agents and .Iuctionccrs.
TRUSTEES SALE
or
FARM CONTRASTING: 100 ACRES
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.

Default having been made in the
payment Of certain Iced or trast
dated June 20 1916. and recorded I'm
the clerks Office Of the Circuit; Court
OF Chesterfield County. in decd book
-. page . and being requested so
I" do by 'hc beneficiary. will sell "A,
public auction. on the premises.
At $50 "'clock p NJ
MONDAY. MARCH Is, 1915.
- III" highest bidder. tho following
described real estate. to-lvit: All that
certain tract al land ia ChcstcrficII
County Va. containing ono hundred
'lo") acres. being "n--haif Of the tract
called >Hici.ory Hill" which *
bounded on the north and cast by the
tract Of on" hundred 600 Jacrcs now
or formerly owned by FRANKLIN Myers.
and on tho south and west hy u. *.
Gravcs's estate. being ono hrndrod
600 acres assigned to l.. ~ Winircc
In tho division OF the cStat" of y: =.
Wmfr"r In the suit OF Winfr"c -.
christian ard Others. Ch"stcrA"ld
County Court. poc.rhcr |. So plat
book J. page G.l, clerk Office.
TERMS: Cash.
w. &. ROBINSON,
-
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of commit
'"cs had been scheduled ycStcvda: 10.
this week:
Observation-Disclosures = o'clocN.
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Mechanicsville
Turnpike
NEAR FAIRFIELD AVENUE.

BY virtue of a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond, in
tho cause Bertha WalGhaurr ct ais. vs.
Charles Staud. ct ais. tho undcrsi sncd
Speci;'I commissioners Will proceed TO
sell Subject 20 Tho confirmation Of the
court. at pubic auction, on the prem
iScS. on
FRIDAY. THE ..p DAY Of MARCH
1918.
at o'clocl; T. ~.
~" above properties. which consist OF
L, si,'s and ""e!iinfs on M|rham
follows. ,o-wi;: AiI that lot OF land
lying and be'nG IN, Tho city OF, l;ich-
follows: HcsinMins on anc We" wcs, Inc Of
Mechauicsvillc Turnpike where said lot
corners wi,h land belonging 10 the
estate OF II. g. H"chlcr. thence extend
ing north ""s.. feet, thence north 100
feet 10 branch. thence castwardiy
along said branch about 800 feet TO the
west lin" OF said turnpike, thence
southwardly along the said turnnikc
30 feet 10 inches to tho point OF be-
ginning. and containing; EOS acres.
echanic.viIlc Turnpike The build
ncs ON the property Will rent we'll and
the land that is not built upon wi'i
make good site for florist or carly
truck gardener
TERMS: Onc-,hird of the purchase
money I" be paid in cash. ard the
81 one and two years after date. the
deferred inS;allmcnts TO be evidenced
by notes Of purchaser and 10 bear in.
terest from date OF sale at the rate OF
per cent per annum. the payment OF
which il TO be secured by a deed OF
trust upon the said property. or for all
cash at the option OF the purchaser.
l.. e. HAIELGRONE.
ROBERT III. TAlLET.
X. T.. PEYTON, JE..
Special Commission
hereby certify that the bond re-
qu!rcd Of special commissioners has
CuAS. o. SAvILIE,
Clerk.
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7. =. l;Gilin. trustee. 10 Charles T..
'tn" 36NlH" feet known aS 40" Nor: N
fw"ut%- fourth street March II, l"iS;
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W. l.. I:t.pD.
joins u. i\NI.t..
Trustees.
AUCTION SALE.
NI'IIVN aNT-I-.
THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1917. 10 \. NJ

Farming implements ANA stock con
listing OF cows. ! Goii. l. berkshire
Also some household furniture.
Sal" To lee held on farm formerly Oc-
cmpied ny MIR Cousin. on Warwick
Road. about ono mile from Stop -.
Petersburg car line. Near Failing
Greek station. on y. =. l.. l.. II.
Terms. cash.
.ipply for information to Mr.. L.. 4.
Mhlnrlc. llrcMry-. ElmM. Va.
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Camp Building
at Sherwood
Park
BY ELAN Il FCNSTEN.
krai Estate AuctiunccrS.

Trust EEs' AUCTION SALE
or
TIE WEGI.-I.O'ATED PROPERTY.
WITH LIT 25Aiio FEET, MORE: OI;
IL EAST JAcNsoH STREET..
In c%ccu,i"n Of :, certain decd Of
trust 10 thc undcrs.2nc truitcc: dated
February :6. 1916. aud recorded in ID.
Is lit. page so, Richmond Chan
Gerry t"drt. default having been made
in the dcbi secured. and benz required
50 TO do b" tEc EcncIiciary In, under
Sisned trustees. VIII sell By public aIc-
ton. on the premises on
"Wednesday. MARCH 20, 1915,
at "'cl"ck L. NJ.
the anorc-nam"d wrll-locatcd property,
described ~ said dccd of trust AS front
'hiS 20 Icet on the North side of lack
son street about 1873 feet west of First
StrcGt ana extending back between
paraiicl lines 40 feet, more or less, the
limpr0,,vchcntS consiStinE Of a brick
dwelling OF about four or five rooms.
ms Is most attractive renting
section. ana III" sal" shouid command
the attention ot investors and snecu.
lators. "" "p
TERMS: Cash.
j. b. Liam and -. H. TUNSTEN.
trustees.
NOTICE Il t. ur"hablc ihut liberal
'erih" may he announced nj the time
OF sale.
EiAM * .'CNSTtN
y uyllUIIGcls.
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Auction Sale
Dairy Cows, Holstein
and Jersey, Horses,
Mules, Implements of
Different Kinds, Corn,
otatoes, Etc.
AUCTION SALES.

Mr. ". l.. Wills having decided TO
discontinue his farm. has instruct ed
me I" sell at public auction, to the
mtnd on the Tclccraph Road, about II
mi,rS trom richmond. and about I.
m'iT: from "EIm"ut.' on the X. T.. &,
j. Il 4. Just across the public road
from Mr.. clyde ". S:.nndcra's farm,
Hanover County. Va.
THURSDAY. MARCH Il. 1915.
SHE commence" AT 10 o'clock sharp.
IN" folio Nin:; described property: 10
Yong Hol*trin Cows. most Of them
coming fresh: ! TIoIStciu Cow and Calf
cal; tHn weeks old: u Jersey Cows |
JerS"y l'uil. Bay Horse eight YEAR,:
DID: NJ: | ''iach Horse nine Years old
| Ela"k Mar" Muic. Farm WAGON
GOOD as ncw. Farm Wagons fair con
:iti"n, J hnSrN. ! Iumpcr, Sod Drill.
! n,sh. | Riding cul,'vator. Walking
.ultiNat"r@. Double IloNS Single
flows 80 prags. Mover. Corn
l'lant"r. iiocS Shoycls aud other use
~ farm tools. - barrels Corn 49,.
bushels bc"utiful irish Potatoes etc
Terms = i'll lac announced ~ sale
Farm tor rent or sale. one of thc
prctiicsst silrS for q home in hanover
County. VIII soil on reasonable terms
Contains about 200 acres Of land: a.
acres fenced tor pasture. 1870 acres
open Tor cultivation. = acres beautiful
alfalfa. 81 bushels wheat seeded. Good
barn. VIII accommodate" % cows
C;lAS. T.. STRANc;
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