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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES


The Interstate Gasoline and Oil
Company is erecting IL gasoline refinery
at Spencer.
The Clay County Fuel Company, on
Charleston. recently incorporated with
100000 capital stock, Will develop 600
acres Of coal land and will start with
daily output of 100 tons.
The Northern Alkali and Chemical
Company, of Huntington, has COM
mcnced the production of caustic
potash, the daily output OF their Hunt
ington plant being 1000 pounds for
the present.
The Board Of Education proposes to
erect an eight-room high school build
ing at st. Adams. on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway. to cost $4,000.
The Whitaker-GlesSner Company
which is conducting a large munition
plant at Beach Bottom. is putting up
a splend lid school building for the beuc-
fit Of the children of it's employees.
The sutton Chemical Company. OF
which William McCabe is the mana
ger. will make additions to the plant at
sutton to cost about 100000
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Notes of Interest.

Arthur Kyle Davis Jr.. and John NJ.
Reagan. two well-known young Peters
burg men, left to-day for Camp Lee to
enter the officers training school: Four
draftecS were sent to Camp Lee to-day
by the local board. and seven will be
sent on Monday.
~ This has been a busy week with the
Travellers Aid Society workers In
formation has been given and aid ex-
tended to hundreds of persons. mostly
the city. many of whom come In on
the night trains with no one to meet
them and without knowledge OF the
city or of how to hear from their rela-
tives in camp.
The town of Wakefield. on the Nor
folk and Western Railway, has been
stricken with influenza and conditions.
are such that an appeal has been made
to Petersburg for three nurses 20 aid
In attending the sick.
Howard Wells. a young Petersburg
soldier. brother OF Councilman y. g.
Wells. who was recently wounded in
action in France. has been invaded
back TO America and placed in gov
eminent hospital.
The burial Of a brother and sister
Will take place In B!andford Cemetery
SUNDAY afternoon Gus,avus Nolhcim
died last night. and his sister, Mrs
RuZicka, died the day before
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weekly Reyie,, OF Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. October I2-Fol-
lowing n rise of nearly a cent Il pound
on the opening session this week. cot
ION Tell off under pressure resulting
from general selling. Longs liquidate
on large scale, more or less hedge
ScliinE was felt and speculative sales
were heavy. the latter resulting from
the growing belief among the bear eie-
ment that peace would lower cotton
values. Toward the end of the week
the lowest levels were reached. net
decline of li5 TO 1Si points. Last
prices showed net losses of 20 to 80
points.
The favorable war ana political news
dld not have it's usual stimulating CT
rect on bulliSh sentiment and after the
opening session the market got little
support from any quarter. Weather
reports were favorable, but official
crop accounts did not indicate any
crop progress. Comment regarding the
top crop was pessimistic, but aroused
no buying: Spot news was unfavor-
able on the whole, although Interior
sections in many instances claimed
that farmers were holding their cotton
This coming week the market must
necessarily hang on the construction
placed in war news, although bullish
traders claim the market is technically
very strong, as the result of recent
selling. and has, reached Il condition in
this respect which may cause 1t 10
react on It's own strength at any time
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We Want Houses
and Apartments
to Rent
4UCTION-LEGAL
Legal. NOTICES.
We have so to 100 calls every day.
CEAS. a. ROSE CO..
rs North Eighth Street.

NOTICE.
L. Wise Attorney f for the ."S eom s9oHe
wealth of the city of Richmond
has this day filed in the Illus.
tings Court of said city four informa-
tons for the purpose of having four
automobiles condemned and sold. the
same having been seized by police Of
ticcrs of this city on the ground that
the said automobiles contained ardent
spirits in violation of law. and that
ardent spirits were being illegally
transported therein, said automobiles
being described as follows:
one Buick Seven-Passenger CTourinE
Carr automobile, engine No. 354S77.
One Cadillac, eight cylinder. 1918
model, automobile. engine No. A-2aO67.
One Ford automobile (TourinS Carr
state license No. $50. and
one Buick automobile, State license
No. 4i31.
All persons concerned in interest are
hereby cited to appear before said Hus-
tings Court at the City Hall on the Sth
day of November, 1918. at 10 O'Clock
\: NJ. and show cause why the prayer
of the said informations for condcmna-
ton and sale should not be granted
Given under my hand this 11th day
of October 1918.
WALTER CHRISTIAN,
Clerk of the Hastings Court OF the City
OF Richmond.
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idep.; Bennett p. Miles. sccretary-both
-, TIurlner-Jenninss Motor Company.
inc" Roanoke, Va. Capital stock: $780,
1oo. purposes: automobile business.
a. X. Jennings, president: T., b. Tur-
her; secrctary-both of Roanoke, Va.
liberty Iron and Wire Company, Inc.
iInoriolk, Va. Capital stock: $4,000.
PURPOSES: manufacturing and dealing
III structurai steel, etc. w. a. Parish.
presidents X. L.. Davie, secretary-both
OF Norfolk. Va.
Open Fork Land Company. Inc. Clint
wood. Va. Capital stock: $4,000. Pur-
poses; real estate business. II. X. Boyd.
president, Grundy, Va; John w. Elan
naGan. Jr., secretary. Clintwood, Va.
Foreign corporations issued certiti-
cate OF authority to do business in Vir-
Liberty Mutual Insurance. Company
corporation of the State OF Massa-
chusetts. No capital stock. Purpose:
insurance business. The commiss Toner
OIL insurance. statutory agent, Rich
i n Va; Principal Office in Virginia:
Metal Egg Crate Company. "a Della
ware corporation. Capital stock: $780,
oVo. Purpose: manufacturing egg
crates Stuart ELLIS. statutory agent
t.redericksburg. Va. Principal office in
virginia: Fredericksburg.
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NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Numerous Plants In the Old North
state BeinE EnlnrGsd-Othcr In
tcrcstinG Industrial Sotes.

The Cherryvilje Manufacturing Com
pany Will erect an addition TO it's
already large cotton yarn mts at
Cherryviile. II will he one-story. mill
construction. 100X50 feet.
The First and Citizens National
Bank. of Elizabeth City. will erect an
addition to- it's banking house tnat will
furnish 5000 feet more of floor space.
The Mabrce Hotel, at Forest City.
recently damaged by fire to the extent
of $4,000 will be rebuilt at once
The Reidsville Paper Box Company
has increased its capital stock TO $685.
600. and will probably enlarge it's
plant.
The Lincoln County National Bank.
NJ l-incolntor. has completed plans for
the erection Of an up-to-date bank
building. but will probably not COM
mence the work until next spring.
Swift and Company have let a con-
tract for the erection and equipment
OF salad-oil plant ct Charlotte to
cos; upwards of $4,000. This COM
panE's packing house at Charlotte will
at the same time be enlarged at IA
cost of about $4,000.
The town OF Warsaw has sold bonds
10 the amount of $4,000 and will use
the proceeds in the building of a small
liSht and water plant.
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NORTH CAROLINA ISSUES
MACEDONIAN CRY FOR HELP
Situation Rapidly Growing worac, and
Nurses nnd Doctors Are
Needed.
[Spccial to Tho Timcs-Disnatch-l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
RALEIGH. y. C.. October l2-Thc
national Red Cross organization was
instructed to-day by telegraph. through
Dr. stiles, a, Wilmington, in charge OF
the Federal health effort In this State
TO speed up the supplying of nurses In
those sections of the State that are APP
pealing for aid In coping with the In
iucnza epidemic The instructions are
that the nurses shall be sent direct to
those points where they are needed in
stead OF. as heretofore. sending them
to Raleigh or Wilmington to be sent
out from those points.
DR.. w. S. Rankin, secretary OF the
State board OF health. said to-day tina:
the North Carolina situation is worse
than ever. tho number of urgent APP
pedls for nurses and physicians being
on the increase all the time. He has
received more such calls during the
past twenty-four hours than altoEcth-
CT before since the epidemic got hold
on the state. and they coming in
from a constantly extending area OF
tho State.
DR.. Rankin is advertising to-day in
Raleigh. Charlotte. Greensboro and
other newspapers for nurses and doc
tors. offering to pay the doctor SIS per
day and expenses and the nurses 50
day and expenses.
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Die. In phItn,rI,hI,

HARLOTTESNII.LE. VA. October
l2-Everett Herring. formerly OF this
county. but for the past four years "a
resident OF Philadelphia. died in the
Quaker City Friday OF bronchial pneu-
monia. following influenza. The body
reached here last night. and the flu
neral was held at noon to-day at Grace
Church cismont. the services being
conducted by the rector, Rev. F. Leslie
Robinson. Mr.. Herring was son OF
W. H. Herring. OF Williamsburg. Va.
sides his father. he leaves one brother.
Vivian Herring, Of Alexandria. va.
and two sisters. Miss Lula Herring
and Mrs. j. w. Mcleod. OF Crozet, Va
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cHANcERY TRANSFERS.

Fred II. Brauer and Theresa H. (wife)
feet east line Scott Street. 90 feet south
Of nenable Street. September %. 1918;
Ebert T. Davis to Fannie Is. Win
ston. IS feet5 inches by 10 feet inches
:irreEularl, north line Clarke street So
feet inches east of Harrison Street.
September IS. 1918; $1,000
Realty and Finance CORPORATION of
Virginia to J.. w. Rvland. lot IL block
., North Richmond Terrace. 5nx13O feet
west line North Avenue. 200 feet south
of Meredith Street September is.
1918: tax 81, $40.
w. NJ: Luck and Florence V. twife)
Road. 60X101 feet south line Graham
Road. 80 feet east of Virginia Avenue.
Assumption of lien OF S.,5Ou. October
s, 1918; tax $3.50, $40.
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PETERSBURG WAGING WAR
HEARTILY ON ALIEN GERM
Gives Financial Backing for Health
Omctnls In Fight on In
1uenzn.

PETERSBURG. October 12-Thc
Council In special meeting last night
appropriated $4,000 to be placed at the
disposal OF the health committee. to
be used in lighting the influenza: the
Council also diverted to this fund ST.
600 from another fund TO be used for
the same purpose.
BY permission of Prohibition Com
missioner Peters. the health depart
ment. through commemorative Attor-
ney Syme. has purchased consider
able quantity OF contraband whisky.
held in the custody of the police. and
has distributed 1t among the hospitals
and physicians and placed some of II
OH sale at drug store for strictly
medicinal purposes. This whisky is
of good quality.
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S,ockholdcrs Ercc, D,rcc,or,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. October IL.
AT meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the SpotSylvania Power Company held
IN the offices If the company here tho
following directors were elected:
George H. Taylor and W. b. Walker, OF
New York: Judge Alvin r Embrcy. H.
B. Norihrop. G. W. Jones. y. r Rowe
fredericksburg. The directors elected
these officers: Judge Alvin T. Embrey
president and general counsel: George
II. Taylor. vice presidents: c. B. viii
lams. secretary: H. G. Northrop. treas
urer. The. affairs OF the company were
FOUND to be in satisfactory condition
hut construction work is not advancing
az CiIrese nt'on account Of the high prices
OF labor and material
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Hunting Deer in JerseS.

MlI-LNllILE. y. j.. October 1.-THE
deer hunting season will open on We'd
nesday next. and Game Warden George
Phifer states that the prospects are
bright Tor most successful hunt. as
the heet-footed animals are belieye ed
TO be very numerous. The severe
weather Of last winter it is claimed.
had no serious effect on this species
of game: Many parties have been or
ganized by South Jersey sportsmen and
Will be quartered i'm the numerous
clubhouSeS near Cumberland, Hunters
Mill and Cedar Branch.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Atlantic Coast Line

TRAINS LEAVE RiC:HMoSD DAILY
:, Fer Florida and South: 500 a. NJ. $50
= F%r YorfoIf: goo a. NJ. 900 a. NJ. 500
FER s. ! wv, ,Ry.. West: 900 a. NJ. 500
For rc,srsburg: 1885 a. NJ. 500 \. NJ.
soc A. ,MI6 200, N: IIl:$S !. ~, 500
go Il. NJ. :25 II. 81. w.
For Godsboro and Fayetteville: $500
RI Trains SSrriye. RICHMOND daily: c;;5 a; ".
noon n,.S p .2iiO r. sMS ti:5ss r a.. PISS +. Nj.
,Exccni Sunday fs;unday ONLY
Time OF arrival and departure and con-
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Physicians Arc Needed.

ne board OF health has request ed
that no physician of Petersburg accept
government service during the pres
eht epidemic. Every one of them IS
urgently needed here. With 3s7 new
cases of influenza reported yesterday,
Win $500 cases under treatment and
sicians suffering with the disease, the
service OF every doctor I'm the city is
needed. and additional help may have
TO be obtained from elsewhere
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Welcomed Home hy sherir.

!SpeciaI 20 The Times Dispa tch. ]
fiEATHSVlLLE. VA. October 12-
Anthony Taylor, colorcd. who escaped
from his guard while being taken from
the northumberland Jail TO the reform
atory few years ago, and who had
Lot been heard from since. arrived here
from Baltimore a few days ago. COM
ing for the purpose OF having his ques-
tionnaire filled out. The sheriff imme-
diately arrested him. taking him be-
fore Judge Chinn at Warsaw, who re-
CURED him to appear before the next
term OF the Northumberland Circuit
Court.
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CHANcEny DEEDS OF TRUST.

II: l.. Piikinton and Mary A. (wife)
to w. Fl. Kelley. trustee. lots 81 and
L inches by l30 feet east line twenty
eighth street. October 10, 1918; 81 900.
H. w. Ryland to NJ. J. Fulton. trus-
Terrace 5oXl30 feet west line North
Avenue, 200 feet south of MEREDITH
street. Scptember 10. 1918: $3.50
Fannie b. Winston to G. Ed Wcitzcl
trustee, is feet inches by 45 feet 6
inches irregular). north line Clark
Street. Sc feet inches southeast of
liarrison street. September IS, 1918;
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Continue Io,p c,m,,,rr

LYNCHBURG, va. October l2.-But
for the influenza epidemic. It is be-
lieved the Liberty Loan drive would
have been completed here to-day. but
this made ii necessary to continue into
next week. Two hundred and ffty-two
thousand dollars is needed to bring the
amount up to the quota of sub
scriptions now total s3,116,200.
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CHARLOTTESEILL VA, October
l2:-H. c. Witt, OF this city. res
of his nephew, Lonnie C. Witt, which
occurred AT Tye River. Nelson County.
following an attack of influenza. MFR,
Witt was n telegraph operator for the
Southern Railway. He is survived by
two children. and also leaves his ia
thcr
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Stopping Sunday Business.

The order of the health authorities
Closing stores OH Sunday, which goes
INTO effect tomorrow, will shut up
Il score or more stores in different parts
or the city. owners OF these places are
belief. observe Saturday as their day of
worship and open business on Sundays.
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Red Tape Delays Bank. opening.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, October IL
The American National Bank. the new
banking institution which has been
organized ard chartered here with
$250.000 cci.'til stock. finds that il will
the necersary red tape before COM
mencing business. President Parker
now announces that the bank will not
be opened for business until after the
new year, probably about February l.
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COmmittees with am agEregate mem-
bcrship of 100 men will start on Mon
day for weeks vigorous canvass OF
quota OF the fourth Liberty loan. About
Sl.O0o.OOo is needed to complete the
cityS quota and IL is believed this
possible effort is TO be made 10 raise
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Chnnsc NInde in Gnme LAWS.

WINCHESTER. VA October Ia
The Frederick County Board of Super
visors yesterday made a radical change
in the local game laws by limiting the
open season TO one month, from Mo-
vember 20 to December 20. and very
limited number of game birds and ami
mails can be killed
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stricken M,.th pnralx.i,.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. October
l2.-Charles c. Field. e. prominent Ma
son and we'll known travelling sales
man. was stricken with paralysis at
Hardwick's Hotel, at Kinsale, Vest
moreland County. where he was stop
ping.
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Writer Killed in Var.

Tom Jones is the frs, member of
the Baseball Writer'S Association Of
America 10 give his life in the world
war, He was killed In an airplane
accident Jones was assistant sport
ing editor Of the Detroit Free Press
and a former Columbus newspaper
man.
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CHARLOTTEsVILLE VA. october
1.-THE remains of Judson McMan5
away, who died Of influenza at the CO.
lumbus tOhio) barracks. reached here
last night. and the interment will take
place at 10 o'clock Sunday morning In
Riverview Cemetery.
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Machine shops on New River.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October H.
The New River Company has compile ed
plans for the erection OF extensive
ut Mount Hope In Frnyette County. The
buildings. With equipment, will cost
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
leave Byrd Street Stntion. Ric

Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK: &c 90 a. NJ. 1900 a. NJ
'3:oo =. NJ. 1855 r. NJ.
oEo6R LYNcH!dnuRG AHD THE, WEST:
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .l.:05
noon; '7:2o J.. a. From the West: :7:So
a NJ. t2:l0 f. NJ. sos i. NJ. '7:40 p. NJ.
Daily TDnily except sunday SUNDAY
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MEETINGS,

NOTICE.
FITIHUGH LODGE. NO. 49, l. o. o. F.
HERE Will be 10 further meetings Of this
lodge until the epidemic of Spanish infiu-
MA" has subsidized.
BY order of the Noble Grand
NJ J. Dewitt. Secretary
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nine DEATHS REPORTED I
IN CITY OF LYNCHBURG
Physicians Report Crest Of Epidemic
Has Been Reached, Since No s
New Cases Are Reported.
MANY VICTIMS OF PNEUMONIA
Mortality List in Pulaski Continues
to Grow Daily-Ncws Notes From
Various Other Points in State OF
Virginia.

LrNCHBURG. VA. October l2-Nine
deaths were reported In the city from
influenza for the twenty-fo four hours
ending this afternoon. and the inn
preston among the physicians and at
the health Office was that there had
been no increase In the number of in.
huenza cases. though there has been
Il still further increase in the number
OF pneumonia patients. The exact mum.
Der cannot be learned. because the
physicians continue TO be so hard
pressed to make their rounds that few
or them have time to report, and the
health department is not insisting upon
the rigid enforcement of the order made
last Saturday TO have reports of ala
cases.
The eight deaths since yesterday all
ternoon include Miss Mabel Wray, Iren0
Estelic MINIS. William Mark Hargrov8
Miss Alma Martin, Jack Bryant. A. W.
Ncwcomb Mrs. Mac Harvey Stanley,
daughter OF S. -. Parks.
The board Of health to-day put In
effect an order requiring all bank tell
crs. soda fountain attendants. rcstaur-
ants. street car conductors, BARRIERS and
dentists to wear masks.
The condition at Randolph Macon
Woman's College to-day showed re-
markable Improvement. There Ia mott
but one very Ill case in the school. II
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Bankrupt Sale

by. order Of the court. I Will sell at
public auction,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 1918,
At IL o'clock.
the entire stock of goods of Paul Papa
%ian. bankrupt. ut the old West Store
at Seven Pines. The stock consists of
original package and shelf goods, in
GUIDING Sugar. Salt. Matches. Candies,
Dry Goods and Notions, Canned Goods,
Meal and Shipstuff, Soaps. Patent Med
iclnes and large assortment Of Soft
Drinks and Near Beers. popular brands
OF Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos and
Pipes. Soda Water Accessories and
other articles too numerous to mention.
This stock is very fresh and In first
class condition.
TERMS: Cash.
NJ. l.. BLOCK.
Receiver in Bankruptcy and Trustee.
CHAS. T.. STRANG. Auctionecr
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Mortality List Crows Daily.

PULASKI, VA. October l2.-While
there is some apparent abatement in
the number OF cases of influenza In
Pulaski. yet the crisis due to the de-
velopment of pneumonia has not passed.
The mortality list continues to grow
daily. Physicians and nurses from
other points have responded to the
call for assistance. Or. T.. S Virgins.
OF Cincinnati. connected with the Red
Cross: DIR. G. Il. Ford. OF New York. OF
the General Chemical Company. which
has "A large works here, with hundreds
Of sick men; DR.. r. w. Garnett. of the
Virginia State Health Board: Drs. ST.
John and l.. b. Snapp, of Bristol. have
been among the medical profession de-
tailed to Pulaski the past two days.
Additional deaths are: Il. +. Davis,
aged fifty-tve: Mrs. L. c. Fltzgerald,r
aged thirtyfour: Mrs. w. C.snPoedc.
aged twenty Crockett A'Whita-
kcr. aged sixty-one: Frank Thornton,
aged twcntyonc: Mrs. % a. Crosse.
close. aged thirty-fivc: Gilbert p. Cecil,
aged eighteen: Frank Hoyle. aged
forty-fivc. and for many years clerk at
the Hotel Pulaski:r Buretta Freeman.
aged three: William Thornton. aged
five: jamie Stoots. aged two; Thomas
Manuel. aged twenty-si2.
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CIIAAcERY REI.IsAsE DEED.

j. b. Elan and O. n. E'unsten trus-
feet inches by l53 feet inches north
line Franklin Street. 33 feet inch
west OF Sixth Street. October ., 1918:
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Charters Issued.

Charters Issued.
consumers Box COMPANY. Inc Nor
FOLK, Va. Capital stock: $4,000 Fur
poses: manufacturing and selling
wooden boxes. Louis Feuerstcin. pres
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Many lost articles nrc restored to
their owners through the lose ANN
Found Ads In The Times-D ispatch.si
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AUCTION SALES.
BY n. w. BOWIE & son, INC.
COURT SALE
OF
No 216 NORTH TWENTIETH STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.

In execution of n decree entered on
October Z, 1918, by the Chancery Court
of the city of Richmond. Va. in tho
suit of Broad Street Bank, Inc, VS..
Marie Ii. Higgins ct ais, we will sell
at auction. on the premises on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is, IBIS.
at L. NJ.
the property above mentioned. Tho
house is ~ two-story. semidetachcd
brick residence, and the lot fronts
about - feet : inches and runs back
about 10 feet to an alley. Homcscck
sale.
TERMS: One-third cash and balance
at six. twelve and eighteen months, evil
dcnced by the purchasers notes, with
interest added and secured by heed of
trust on the property: or ali cash, at
the option of the purchaser
r. RAND WEXFORD
and STUART BOWIE
Special commissioners
The bond required by the said decree
has been executed.
CHAS o. SANILIE C1erk