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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

0616C
Cermak oswiadczy}, IL wladze
federalne pragna, azeby lance 70
staly zakazane w kabaretach j
restauracyach. Do tego radd
miajska zastosowala sic i odnoS-
shy ordynans uchwalila. Wysz-
10 wtedy ma jaw, re wiadzom fe-
deralnym wcalc ME chodzilo 0
lance w kabaretach, lecz w}aSnlc
o zabawy, ma kt6rych naduzywa
no Especial bar PERMITS
Jest projekt, azeby Specyal1y
kom;tet aldermanski udal sic DO
Waszyngtonu i dowiedzial sc
wprost Cd wladz federalnych, cze-
go pragna, azeby Chicago uczy-
milo ola wiekszego bezpieczehsl-
wa zolnierzy i mathew.
200 KOBIET
NYCH UJETO.
Wade federalne w porozumle
niu L wladzami miejskiemi i sta
nowemi rozpoczeiy wczoraj wpro
wadzenie w zycie Rampant pc
civ prostytucyi, a zwlaszcza pre-
civ chorobom zarazliWym, do
ktorych rozSzerzenia przyczynia
sic prostytucya' Jest to krok
dodatkowy ola %protekcyi zonie-
rzy i mathew, wsrod ktorych
wladze ~zauwazyly znaczny pro-
cent chor6b zarazliwych. Kampa-
ME podobna wdrozyly we wszyst
miejScowoSciach blisko STACEY
obozow militarnych. Kobiety
niemoralne BOWEN zjezdzaja sic
Re wszystkich stron do takich
miejscowoSci i specyalnie polu'
ia ma zolnierzy i mathew, kto-
rzy, otrzymawszy urlopy, czesto
W miastach w szpony pijawek Sic
dostaja Z nieszczesliwemi ma
stepstwami, gdyz nietylko re
przepadaja irn pieniadze, ale i
zdrowie ich ma niebezpieczenst-
wo bywa wystawionc'
Ubieglej nocy policya areszto-
wala przeszlo 200 kobiet Memo
ralnych, biorqc jc Z ulic, kabarc-
tow, apartamcntow, hotelow !
t. p.
Bedq take 0rcsztowani
towarzyszc, ktorzy czesto pozu-
ia ma MEOW kobiet memorial
nych. TAX kobicty jak i mez-
czyzni beda poddani cgzamina-
CYL lekarskiej. Chorzy ma cho-
robv zarazliwe beda umicszczeni
w micjskim szpitalu izolacyjny1n'
Najprzod skazani beda sadownie
ma poi roku "a wI6czegostwo'
Wczoraj wieczorem pred o.
blawq odbyla sic konferencya W
University Club, w ktorej udzia}
wzieli: komisarz zdrowia Ro-
bertson, prezes sedziow municy-
palnych Olson, tymczasowy SET
policyi Alcock, jego picrwszy de-
putowany Collins, DIR. Evans, b.
komisarz zdrowia, miejski pro-
kurator Miller, asystent prok.
miejskiego Bippus, asystenci pro
stanowego Sullivan /
asystent doradzcy miej-
skicgo Barecn, szef detektywow
miejskich Mooney i inni. Oma-
ma tejze konfcrencyi wszy
stkic szczcg6ly Rampant.
Wszystko trzymano w tajem-
nicy do ostatniej chwili, Do
picro o godz' 6tej wicczorem
tym. szef policyi Alcock wys}at
rozporzqdzenia do kapitanow sta
cyl policyjnych o ob}awie ma mic
moralne kobiety.
w godzine potcm ottawa sig
rozpoczela. Jest nadzieja, re
jake rezultat obiawy inne kobiety
niemoralnc jak najpredzcj wy
niosq sic Z Chicago.
Starry szpital miejski ola cho-
. ..ob ,SIol otNynrZO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-05

S
zeby kazdy z lekarzy doni6st do
wladz m~iejskich O kazdym wy
padku chorob, szerzonych pro
stytucyq, w przeciwnym razic be
die karany kara picnielnq, kt0-
"a wynosi $500 i koszta, albo SIC
Sciomiesiecznem wiezicnicm, al
DO jednem i drugiem.
Oblawe wczorajszq w~ykonaho
ze stacyi policyjnych: Despair
mes, Warren ave, Maxwell, West
Chicago, South Clark, Cottage
Grove i 50tej ul'
z PROCESU CZLONK0W
Il. w. w."
Wybieranie sedziow przysieg-
lych wprocesie 112 czlonk6w or
ganizacyi u. w. W., oskarzo.
nych O dzialalnoSG antiwojcnnq,
idzie zolwim krokiem. Dotych-
GAS wybrano tymczasowo tylko
czterech przysiegiych: A. J. Nc
Kee z Morris, w. Mallowa, pnr.
4343 Lincoln ave, A. Kueckcna.
292S Cottage Grove ave-, i W..
II. McDonalda, z pnr' 1862 Ma
olson ul.
Komitet oskarzonych przcdlo-
zyf sadowi petycye O lepszq zyw-
nose, wskazujqc, re chorowanie
~wiezniow bedzie nieuniknione, je
sli ME otrzymaja We wiezieniu
powiatowem lepszego pozywie-
mia Marszalek Bradley wdro-
zy1 sledztwo ma polecenie sedzie-
go i ~sprawdzif zarzuty. Gdy
O tenn doniosf sedziemu, ten roz-
porzqdzif, azeby nietylko w po-
1udnie, ale i wieczorem karmiono
wiezniow w budynku federal
nym. Wiezniowc bcda Cd dis
tylko Sniadania jedi we wiezie-
niu powiatowem.
Miedzy wiezniami znalazlo sic
az ~ wierszoklct6w, ktGrz,y z
nudow wylewajq mysli swc ma
papier we formie poetyckicj'
Artur Christ, jcdcn 7 areszto-
wanych, zostaf wczoraj zwolnio.
ny, gdy sic okazalo, &c podIcgfy
jest poborowi i &c zostal powo-
lany do obozu.
HOYNE .~EGZAMINUJE
Prok. stan. Hoync wczorai C
gzaminowal kilkunastu $wiad-
k6w w sprawic nowcgo truStn
podpalaczy. Isaac Harris !
Jacob Schaffncr juz poprzcdnio
zlozyli zcznania. Pc sprawdzc-
niu zeznah tych dw6ch, kt6rzy
micli znacznq liczbc pozarow pol
lozyG, inni winowajcy majq bye
takic arcsztowani.
SZPIEG CZY RADIUS?
Dctektywi wczoraj ma gorQcym
uczynku rabunku ujcli IGcnryka
Won P~lessena, gdy ten usilowa}
w}amac sic do skladu maszyn do
szycia, pnr' 500 West North ave.
w ki~eszeniach jego znalcziono
diva rewolwcry, 50 naboj6w i no
tatnik, zawierajacy spis micjsco-
wo5ci We Francyi, w kt6rych znaj
duje sic armia amcrykahska.
Przyzna} sig pred policyq, &c
przybyi L Nicmiec pred sled
miu laty i re jcszczc ME ma pa
pierow obywatclskich. w jcgo
mieszkaniu pnr. 1919 Vine III. INA
lezli takie rzcczy ciekawc, jak O.
braz kajzcra, diva sztylctyo sza-
bic. uzywana W niemicckieJ ka-
waleryi i szkice, pokazujace po-
ruszenia zolnierzy w tym kraJu.
Znalcziono take 10 par butow'
nalczqcych do Florshcim Shoe
Co., ola ktorej Plcssen dawniej
pracowaf
INNE
MIEJSKIE.
The sun., 1918-09-16
SINCLAIR GULF CORPORATION
First Lien Ton-Year Convertible six Per
Cent. Gold Bonds due March 1, 1927;

Bankers Trust Company. as Trustee under
the Mortgage dated March !. 1917 under
which the above mentioned bonds were
issued. hereby gives notice that the amount
now hand In the Sinking Fund provided
pursuant to Article Three of such Mortgage
IL S616.s44.9l and invites offers to be ma @
to II as Trustee, for the sale OF such bonds
on Oct. ], 1918. Such offers must be sea led,
be addressed to the Trustee and be received
by the Trustee at Its Trust Department.
No. l6 Wall Street, New York City. by IL
o'clock noon sept c5, 1918. From the
bonds so offered the Trustee will purchase
on October !, 1918. for such Sinking Fund
an amount sufficient to exhaust far as
may be the funds then in the Sinking Fund
at the lowest price or prices so offered. but
Mt prices not to exceed ITO per cent. OF the
face amount thereof. with interest accrued
to Oct /, fs18. Prior to such last date the
Trustee will give notice to those whose
offers may be accepted that delivery of
bonds purchased may be made TO the Trus-
tee on October !. 1918. All offers should
indicate the address where such notice may
be sent. The Trustee reserves the right
TO reject all or any part OF the bonds SO
offered
Proper Federal Income Tax ownership
certificates covering the amount Of accrued
interest must accompany the accepted
bonds when delivered to the Trustee.
Dated at New York. this 9th day of Sept. 1918.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY II. F. WILSON. Jr.. Vice President.
The sun., 1918-09-16
United Shoe Machinery Corporation

The Directors OF this Corporation have
137h cents per sharel on the Preferred
capital stock, and a dividend of go $50
cents per share) on the Common capital
stock, both payable October 5th. 1915, to
atockhoiders OF record at the close of busI-
ness September 18th, 1918.
L. A. COOLIDGE. Treasurer.
The sun., 1918-09-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE DULUTH-SUPERIOR TRACTION

The Board OF Directors have declared
the regular quarterly dividend of 800 per
share upon the preferred stock of this
per share upon the common stock OF this
Company. both dividends payable october
J. 1918. to stockholders of record at the
close of business September l6. 1915.
Dividend checks will be mailed by The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Trans
fer Agents, No. 1922 william Street. New
York City. to stockholders who have filed
mailing orders -
8 T.. RETCHERT,
Secretary and Treasurer.
1913
The sun., 1918-09-16
THE FAIRBANKS COMPANY.

The Board OF Directors has declared a
auarterly dividend OF 2% on the PRE-
TERRED STOCK of the Company for the
quarter ending September so, 1918, payable
October LIST, to stockholders OF record a.
the close OF business on September 20, 1918.
Tine transfer books Will he closed from Sep
tsmber 2lst 10 September 30th, both dates
tpriusiya n PETERS Secretary
The sun., 1918-09-16
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. II

A quarterly dividend Of two per cent.
1.-TWO dollars peg share) on the capital
stock OF this Company has been declared,
payable on October Is. 1918. TO stoekhold-
ers OF record at the close of business Sep
TENDER 20. 1918.
JOHN w. DAMON. Treasurer.
The sun., 1918-09-16

Racine wis, u. $. A, August II, 1915.
The regular quarter yearly dividend Of one
dollar and seventy-fve cents Sl.76) per share
upon the outstanding PREFERRED STOCK Of
this Company has been declared, payable
October 1. 1918, TO the holders of Preferred
Stock OF record at the close Of business Mon
day, September 10. 1918.
wAI r. SAWYER Secretary,
The sun., 1918-09-16
HOWE sOUND COMPANY.

New York, Sept, l6, 1919
The board of Directors OF the Howe
Sound Company have declared a quarterly
dividend OF Five Cents per share upon the
outstanding capital stock Of tho Company,
payable Oct. IS, 1918. TO stockholders Of
record at the close OF business Oct. l, 1918.
w. J. WALwoRTH. Secretary.
The sun., 1918-09-16
Increased Optimism.

On the other hand, it will be much
easier for the Government to float
great loan at time when the Allied
forces are successfully attacking the
German strongholds and showing high
fighting efficiency, than Il was few
months ago, when the Kaiser was con-
graduating his troops on the achieve
ments of their magnificent offensive. The
whole nation is aroused to the necessity
Of pushing the war to a successful con-
clusion, and with Lloyd Georges declara-
ton that the worst is over, notwith-
standing the fact that there may be try
ing days ahead for the Allied forces. the
public takes a more cheerful view OF the
future.
This is reflected In the increased OPP
timism of the people which would have
shown itself by this time in general
upbdding of prices on the Stock Ex-
change. II the money pool committee
had not announced that 1t would COM
bat such a movement. In the light OF
what has happened 1t is obvious that
Gov. Strong Of the Federal Reserve
Bank in this city acted wisely in urging
the banks not to enlarge their loans
upon speculative collateral and In taking
steps to prevent the tying up OF bank
funds In on-essential undertakings.
The sun., 1918-09-16
Cautious Curtailment.

with the foreign demand for American
products unprecedented and the domes-
tic inquiry constantly Increasing. II Is
difficult for the banks to curtall credits
to mercantile borrowers The American
Defence Society in launching It's CAM
paign for thrift. economy and eff
cheney" calls attention to the fact that
the United States In common with other
CONNIE rcial countries is suffering from
currency imitation and that efforts must
be made forthwith to cut short the ex-
travagant living which comes from credit
imitation.
William Guggenheim in speaking for
the society points out that imitation Is
nothing more than an unwarranted en-
tension Of credit. and good banking
Judgment Is necessary to determine what
unwarranted extension means" This is
clear statement of problem which
Mr.. Guggenheim contends that compare
lively few banks are able to grasp 1t
Is also true that the public, IL giten an
opportunity, generally takes advantage
OF all the credit that the banks are will
| ing to extend. -
This brings up some very important
The sun., 1918-09-16
Incentive for Speculat ion.

In recalling the spirited speculation OF
1916. il Is easy to see how the stock
market would have greeted the highly
encourag ing news from the French front
during the last fortnight were the usual
facilities available for speculation. The
probability Is that the volume OF loans
based upon Stock Exchange collateral
outstanding in Wall Street to-day Is at
or near the lowest level since the panic
period of 1907. The curta.lment policy
as applied to Stock Exchange loans has
been in force for two or three years, ex-
cept for short intervals during the period
of spirited buying OF war order stocks.
But the banks generally have shown
great conservatism in all lending opera
lions ever since 1t became apparent that
the United States would be forced into
the European war.
The consequence Is that our bank posi-
ton is very strong and that the assets
Of lending institutions generally are more
LIQUID than they have been at any time
for several years. The country is In
debted to the strong stand taken by the
Federal Reserve Board at the outset OF
the European war conflict for the ac-
emulation of the huge reserve fund
which the banks show. This will be OF
inestimable assistance In helping the
Government win the war and In provid-
ing for the drastic readjustment which
must be looked forward to in business
and financial affairs after peace COM
pact has been concluded,
The sun., 1918-09-16
Special Inducements.

This Is an interesting problem which
the vast army of partial payment sub
scribers TO the previous Government
loans must solve to their own satisfac-
ton during the next four weeks. What
ever is done to secure the strength of
the army and navy must of necessity
reduce the earning capacity OF the fam
lilies whose wage earners have aban-
doned productive pursuits to serve the
Government for a dollar day. 1t will
be- very interesting to see how this works
out. for the situation is unprecedented
and there rs no criterion to indicate the
dollars and cents effect Of such con-
tingency upon the immense body OF
salaried men who are the sole support
OF large families.
Secretary McAdoo evidently had this,
with other contingencies. in mind when
he asked Congress to provide unusual
inducements to insure the success OF the
great loan. A lax exempt feature is
bound to become more attractive as war
expenditures increase, and the Govern
ment authorities are forced to extend
the taxing area and to arrange in add
ton for recurring issues of bonds and
short term notes. so as to properly
finance the war enterprise.
The sun., 1918-09-16
Speculation in Oh ok.

II Is clear from the Presidents letter
to the Bridgeport machinists that the
Government authorities do not intend to
be trifed with and that an effort will
be made to hold organized labor to its
agreements and to punish the men who
violate their pledges. This ought to be
done not only to safeguard the NUM-
tions plants. but to protect Industry In
general. The Wilkesbarre trolley strike
emphasized the unwllingness of labor to
abide by the terms of a distasteful
award which the men pledged them
selves to respect. In this case the en-
ploying company waA strong enough to
win out. although to do so involved q
loss of $1,000 a day during many
months of Struggle. The present situa-
ton Is very different In that the safety
of the nation Is at stake, as II Is OF
vital importance to make American
participation in the world war as
efficient as possible.
highly speculative securities. with the
heavy liquidation last week OF those
shares which had enjoyed a spirited adj
vance through pool activity, reflected the
steady refusal of the banks to enlarge
their advances upon such collateral The
seasoned dividend shares showed con-
siderable firmness. and although the
buying power was limited there was
continued absorption of good securities
by the investing public that had money
TO pay for what It purchased.
The sun., 1918-09-16
EFFECT OF. TAX EXEMPTIONS
UPON NEW LOAN OFFERING
Governing Influences in Investment Situation Full of
Interesting Complications Important
Developments Affecting Outlook.

The interesting proposals made by
Secretary McAdoo to relieve various
Liberty Loans from certain taxation, in
order to insure a broad market for the
Governments forthcoming war offering.
was the financial development Of chief
importance during a week that was full
OF striking happenings affecting the out
look for American investments. The
Secretary's action was not surprising In
View OF the conditions created by the
IS. 900. 0Oo. 900 revenue bill and the re-
adjustment of both private and corpora
ton expenditure which the extraordinary
tax measure forces upon that portion OF
the population which must be depended
upon to purchase the new bonds. BY
exempting from taxation the interest on
any amount OF the new bonds UP to
$4,000, the great loan will have all the
attractiveness OF a tax free security to
the very large proportion OF subscribers
who apply for moderate sized blocks of
the bonds.
This will be of material assistance in
insuring the success of the intensive
campaign undertaken to market this
great loan. But very interesting factor
which was not encountered by the Gov
eminent during any OF its previous war
offerings has to DO with the enrolment
last Thursday of 10000 900 men for pos
slblc service in the army or navy. Most
of these men are at their height OF earn
ing power and in considering the pro-
posals to subscribe heavily for Govern
ment bonds, they will be face to face
with the possibility of having to with
draw from business entirely. so as to en-.
ter the Government service.
This Is contingency which several
million men who subscribed for the pre-
vious war loans will have to consider
when the canvassers call. The desire of
all will be to support the Government
so far as they are able to support II
through liberal purchases of the new
bonds and to provide at the same time
for the maintenance OF their families
in the event that they are called TO the
colors.
The sun., 1918-09-16
TOTAL SALES FOR WEEK IN NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANC

Transactions for week.. 1,803,216
The sun., 1918-09-16
NEW YORK AND HARTFORD ISSrp
ASCE STOCKS

odd lot. tsell cents share tTransfe-r.d
10 Stock Exchange on "Wednesday
The sun., 1918-09-16


lot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15


Nrtinr under and in scror,l,,ucc with
am order OF United states rislrici CONT
''f tI' EASTERN bisNFi'l ul iJEiniH, IN
'H" matter "I J.. ~ .ur'u lItcbi", bank
rnpi entered on tine gan of September,
lftn. tn" undersigned trustees. by Vir-
,gc OF Two deeds OF trust TO Vim y.
h"ilW1in". trustee. dai,d on the LIST
ami Nih "i February. lHi2 respectively.
ana q decd O.! trust to Il; inllinG Will
COS. trustee. dated Snptr;ui.r - 1911
aud !; Boiling Wuico>. trustc" IN bank
ruptcN of -. Warren i;iichic. bankrupt.
viii ON Tu"sdny, September - in front
90 SurrN Courthouse. at 80 o'clock
T. 81. offer for sale lay public auction,
iioc from all liens ana mount ra noes,
tuat valuable plantation called Che
County i'm che name of T.: warren
I:itobic, containing ioa acres. lyinG
immediately on tn. south bank oi
james River, and bounded on the north
hy sand river, east hy Gotham Creek
south by To" funds Of Eiair fcgram and
tsi by College Cr"Ck.
iNis plantation is very valuable AS a
home and farm, and good crop. are
nude lot wheat. corn. oats. rye. peanuts.
alfalfa and other cioycrs and grasses
lHr river 10 permit uf proper, drainage:
has som" 500 acres of cultivated land
aud Il considerable quantity OF valuable
timber" Ii also has = good marsh. well
Hiaptud I" the raising OF hogs and
l'rptns OF cattle without much cN-
uonsc. y substrata OF valuable mari
undcrlics almost the entire place. which
is easily accessible and can be made
commcrcialy valuable by reasonable
outlay
ON H.. Sah t %nGrnoW i artcSlmn vel
w., ~ r'', ne ln",n "n,'n - punpcd by
NnoIcsoIuc water II ha,; on II All ,i,c
usual omfbuiIdings for Il place of ma,
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The World. rim ou,,u,,

The tin output OF the world lasr
year. according to figures complied by
the National city Bank. or New York.
was 1850 gross tons, against i2l.SOD
tons The previous year. which was the
record. The 1909 production was 9..-
400 tons. and the l0cOe0-ton mark wa,
passed in 1908 with an output OF IOs
100 tons. In tho last normal year tho
worlds tin output by principal coun-
tries WAS as follows: Malay Penlnsuia
1000 tons: bolivia. 2l,000 tons; Dutch
East Indies. 2o,0OO tons; China, 5000
tons. siam. 1000 tons: Africa, 5000
tons: Great britain, $500 tons. anu
Australia. $500 tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

PNTtk f:KSEVTkG, ". w. Scptem:,rr
la-Ihc plant for the manufacture ar
silk yarn. established here by Kahn <.
fc!dn3n of Ncw York. Is completed
aud the work OF producing SILK var,
Viii b" commenced next week Tnn
plant is H'thrce-Story hirck BUILDING
- by @vi feet III dimensions and COS,
$4,000" The machinery installed COS,
about 100000. The factory VIII cm
nlnN 700 ncnnln-
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AUCTION SALES.
By y. W. BOWIE II son. INC.
Real Estate .tuctionuerS.


In execution OF Il decree of the licn-
rico County Circuit court. entered OH
July 80. 1918, in the case cf Katie Per-
son W. James Seasons, AGnr.. ct ais ],
nc undersigned special comm issioncr.
appointed for The purpose. viii sell ut
auction. on the premises. on
10TH DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1918.
at - o'clock noon.
those two certain, lots oi land. situate
in licurico County. Va. north Of the
city Richmond. in the plan OF Myrtle
Grove, recorded in the clerks Office
Circuit Court iicnrico County. Va. said
lots fronting oi feet ON Coleman Ave
nue.. and extending back from said
front lao feet 10 a ii-foot alley.
TERMS: Dnr-lialf or more In cash.
the balance upon II credit of six months.
carrying interest from date OF sale. tho
htlc OF said property TO tie retained
until the full purchase money IL paid
and the conveyance directed by the
court.
NOHNEii. l.. HENLEY.
Special Commissioner.
| certify that tn" bond required OF
tn" special commissioner in the above
case has been duly given.
Tcste: ). l.. WADDIIl.
Clerk.
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Eact. About the AnnIe Gro

" NCIIHUTIG. w, September IL
The best informed apple au, horitics IN
eminent apple forecasts. and hold 10
the belief that the usual estimate this
year viii be considerably under the
present indicated yield. In some see
tons OF the state there Is q short crop
hut IN others ii is ciaimcd. the yield
VIII he considerably over last year
~, IN" section around Lynchbure, II
ss believed. tho yield will be easily
30 per cont OF Tic lSi1 crnn
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Auction SALES.
rCHLlC AUCTION.

owing 10 my foreman and the ma
jori'T Vt my best men being in tho
draft. have decided 10 offer for sail.
Al public auction, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1918.
sal" Beginning at o'clock +. NJ
AZ my stable. l212 Brook Avenue.
Eichmond. Va. opposite tho Ashland
ear barn.
one outii, OF 20 head Of as good null,
as cin nc found. weighing from Lon,
"a li'" hounds each. AiSo dunn
wagons. " wheel scrnp"r. pod.
wagons, 2-horSc CARTS. etc.
Any one wishing TO purchase good
mules FOR any purpose, il wilI be 10
their interest to attend this sale
c. &. LICK. Contractor.
l2i2 Brook Avenue.
Richmond. VA
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AiG.TiDN 81
Mri:i'iNGs.

:.
TIE annual meeting of 'nu stockholders Of
III" Sout h.rn Manufacturing ',unr.pS will
Q. hcid ~ ~" OH res OF the company sinh
~. l.rrN Streets. RCn:it"ud. Va. TUES
DAY Scptemhvr IL l9lN NJ
NV order at the president
" J. WIGHT Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
AIai!uN SNi.i:s

MILES. COWS. nOGS. PLANTATION
TOOLS. MACHINERY AND FARM
IMPLEMENTS BY pUHl!c AUCTION
AZ cHEPOAN. on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER; -. l2lS,
at - o'c'ock NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
rETWEEN UNION ASD TOMPkINS
STHE.I,IS

~ virtue ~ 4 certain decd OF trust
dated july -. 1907, and OF record i'm
tho clerk office nj tho iicnrico County
4 ourt ia decd hook iGiE. pacc 364 Dc
tault having n-cn made in tho payment
OF tn" not" thorsin secured will sell
by auction on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER ls. 1915.
~ O'Clock /. NJ.
tn" ono story frame house on the north
lin" nj sat" street between Union and
fCmpkins streets. fronting 20 feet on
tho north line o! State street and cA.
tending back ITO feet 10 an alley.
TERMS. Cash az to tho expense ..
executing this trust and to pay tho
sum OF 3li2. Balance az one and two
years. or all cash a the option o. the
purchaser.
c l. DEHOoS.
Trustee