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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

lr put tu one of
his scholars AZ
laat De- called tho
Ounce 60 tle front.
and. handing him
two pcure said
liprp some
WtuuHN. uWUY with
YOu aud bus some
brains.
The master ter
very small when the
the query snail
Keeper They re fu !
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-01

{ alwa,s whitswush m, oo1l u.forc
attiiiup
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

days previously lol lH1 ,itl,u IIff.
win death ono vh|' If i..HN HH U,fH
Mans Turn On tho snuit Murp course
with tho sluis M'fl,I iu iIn NauI,i.
bllt Cup r1C" The car TrWr into ~.
turn too hf'. VFlddoI Hri crashed
through the fence after ~ blew tire
TO the uhlulti1ird " looked llKr q hope.
less pils u junk
rulcn ana his mechanic were
thrown out but csDnpod win LrularH
They tOwcl the wrecked car g. their
camp ana started tearing n 20 pieces
Tho morning ~ the second dly IIHsu
faced the starter and fuWpti hons
winner - tho Grand IfIo he had
found that tho spili had not damaged
the engine nnd mat he could s'f1IgltsH
tho frame, put Ia now front and rear
Hsle and ho feAdy 10 race
Eddie slwry4 n'trlbutAf his escape
20 tho fact that be- was Carrying one
Of his babys little shoes on BIS
steering wheel and nom that day 81
this he hhs never started n race win.
out H. fullcu got hls training with me
late Hugh" Hughes. who drove ihs
dIaunpOus fNV-mil- event. his M,fUrr
entry of 1912. and Hughs knew Vol'
all the tricks of the trade II ClI'iIi
Durant tuina tho wheel " his C1syro.
LET Special over 10 lullen during a.,
flcc tho fans viii SEQ some sprctAru.
lar driving and tho other dfiverH VIII
know that the boy from Jersey u bach
In the speed game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
THEATER BILLS

Fmnrr" 'hD'tr. - 70 10 I5 p
m The Heart II Humanity"
Muc't. mG'cr lOa. u 10 ~ a
p M FRANCIS Buahman and Bcy.
chy Hayuc 90 The Poor Rich
Man,' comedy
Strand '..Her 10 a m 20 II 70
f. m, J. p % l'JJ. 4, s ", $50
and 10 p Marguerite Snow in
The Slave Mart" comedy
Sew FOLLY ihsa'er ~ 4S a m
20 ~ IS p m Ethel Clayton in
'Pe'llWcws Grit" comedy tfaye.
lOgue
Auditorium matinee and night
Pictures. music dancing
Dreamllul thca'rf. y an 20 Il
. m Glady BfDckwell in "Thc
Call of the Soul George Walsh
IN Luck and Pluck SERIAL. COM
tdy
Liberty thea'cr. pictures. 80.
! 80. hl' $50, vaudeville. 800.
! 70. 90
Lyric iheaier ~ 10 10 :4S p m
Pi0'GfD. vaudeville
Palace ihca'rr 2.ls TO II 70 p.
n Musical comedy
Oyerholscr thra'cr- Sanfords
American PLAYERS in way Down
South Mainccs Wednesday,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Looking 'Em Over
With
Jack Keene

Miller llugglns hss only seven In
f'ldofs on his list AZ this time. ana
around some ~ these th.fe IL uurcf-
tniuty. Frank Baker may decide "a
retire. Dcrrll Pratt Ia threatening 20
stick 10 tho siocl business ana John
ny Jones IL not yet out u tho navy.
Yet Huggins IN not worrying
II think I can III tho positions n
these fellows do not report" said
lIusgins In tanning bHe recently.
''Of course | want to SEQ llnker and
Pratt working In tho lufleli, but
don't forget that have two great
infleldcrs rsady 20 put In their
plnc's'
ono Of tho plnycrs referred 10 by
lluggins IS Aaron ward. tho other Id
Wilson Fewster Tho former has Just
returned his signed contract Rnd viii
bo among the FIRST 20 report a. Jack
sunville Up 10 the present time he
has displayed marked weakness IN
hitting. but llugriua holleysa he will
improve with experience and hlt well
enough 10 stay In tho majors As 10
his fielding Rb!l.ty there is no ques-
ton
ward has big hands and fine arm
lie n fleet ~ foot and handles hard hit
gruunders with an ease and grace which
stamp him Rs n finished iufielder lie
was shOrts'opping for the Charleston
club of tho South Atlantic league when
he attracted tho attention OF Bill Donp-
vans scouts In 1917. and he came up
20 tho Yankees hfter tho Sally
league blew w IN July of that year.
Eddie rullen who win he relief
driver for clifford purnnt In tho 500.
mile Liberty Sweepstakes at lndianhp-
oils on May a.. has had some unique
experiences Inv his racing career. Puilen
is the only driver 10 have won an Amer
lean Grand Prize race with car made
IN this country. scoring IN 1914 at Santa
Monica I'm Mercer
when pullen won tho Grand Prize
he surprised the racing world Twl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Havana Fight With Willard Was Fixed, johnson Says
Crude Joke," " Says Willard in
Reply to Charges of Johnson
Jack Needs the Money and Is Trying to Put Over AM
other Match" Champion Declares,

LAWRENCE, knns March -
"Jnrk Johnson simply needs the money
hni ls trllug 10 put over another
mntoh.' Vas the comment Of Jess Wi.
lard when show the statement received
from Havana today. In which Johnson
claimed the championship bout win
willard four ycnfH ago was n prom.
ranged affair
Th0rs IL absolutely not<inE 10 H."
willard continued f rrfun. ~ dignity
tho statement with denial for Hs far
M | nm concerned. Il In nothing but ~
Dfudo joke
IN Wow ~ the fact that there were
sport writer's and fight ciltlps from nll
over tho world Ia Havana when won
tho championship from johnson. II ~
foolish 10 HIppOfn that n fnk0 could
have been pcrprtratcd even II / Ltd
been 40 low as % countouance such an
arrangement.
Johnsons game 1. almost childish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
CARDINALS START
TRAINING MARCH "a

ST LOUIS. Mo. March il-Ofnclnls
~ the st Louis Nationals last nigh,
notified the PLAY ers to report fof the
spring training here March %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

In lrs simplicity nuh son uny tiy fof
u" iiHu t'Nfr ~ IAN fIi " HH a
Ini'uI ~ utIl johnson again u. -
other ,0lH'rI mon
when M. AH-p,Irird pfoH repro.
scututf, t-k,d Nulih n hr Wu-l io
make f.mh d,uul M Johnson 4
,hnfsos WIZARD ,I0lsimod rather im.
,ni,uil.
"rrmry not has" nothing 20
drul lr if rYt apparent im' there BE-
no found zion i.f mlh lunU rs -
That uE jHtt wants ~ fprar mr nlO
another irli'
willard added that johnson w. =
long time getting around ~ hls rt6fy
n tnkrB considerable u,f.r ~ admit
h'lur party ~ IL ffHpd nn1 iu me
same breath wanting ~ arrange Huoih. .
~ bout
The ohamuiOn insisted that tho alb
-ufdlty ~ IN" johnson statement wHH
Nh gfrHt n wIs difficult fnr lin Go
comment u.nu n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
7. RS new YORK
BIRTHPLACE FOR
W0MEM'S MEMORIAL

NEW YORK. March l2.-Theo-
do-e Roo'eyel's birthplace, ~ East
Twentieth street, was bough, yesterday
for the women's Roo,eyel, memorial
TO be restored as II existed during
the former president, boyhood
With It was acquired the property
adjoining 1t, formerly the residence
ot John J.. and Robert Roosevelt ~
tina, the restored birthplace mansion
WI be protected from encroaehment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
R0WLANDS IS EASY
FOR Mike GIBBONS

DENVER COLO. March 81 Mike
Gibbons ~ ~ Paul easily won a
newspaper decision over Len Row
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
STAlllNGS LONG"
ON INFIElOERS NOW

Manager George stallInEs of the I4os-
ton braves has food Of inrslicrs and
Ia anxious 90 swap some ~ thom FOR
.uff.'. .dcrs. pitchers or cRtUh"rt. le
all have Il'ls" IN FIRST. Rawlings on
second. Maran,illr thefofe the season
Dp~nsJ On short and CARLISLE smith on
'Uifi That leaves him hs surplus
nIncNbufn~. Schrciher, Conway hni
Honey unless the latter Is shipped .
ably.will be- kept ~ the utility inflelder.
thruth SchfeIher is well thought Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

lands OF Milwaukee last night IN ti,s,s
icn-round Aou, here RowlAsds w6s
sent 10 the floor once for the count 81
six, but managed TO stay through BY
clinching, though appearing ssogsy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
CUBS have SIGNED
new eR0UMDkEEPER

Ilohby porr. who Ia, been ground
keeper for tho Rochester In,efuat,nA!
League club FOR years. has been engaged
Tor similar duties by the chicago Cubs
Tho former ground keeper Of the Cubs
was wounded severely In battle in
France and whom last heard from was
IN an Army hospital In Buffalo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
Muggsy Worries
+ About Catchers

That John McGraw - no, sn sure
ab,4, his catching stsr Is indicated IN
tho fat that he refused tp waive on
Nl. % Iu.'' ui,i Hc rh'ragp cubs
asked H. EIllrt ls not pleased Nlth h's
DHInn.J contract ana Manager Mitchell
told lam hc could make a denl Tor MIN
self lie fnnyicI a berth In the pn,ifl'
runr' League u ~ could get out ~ 'hr
NepunAl Mitchell will deYeud on kilie
'rr Hul OFafrel. g. DO the catching :o'
tie cubs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

JACK Ry,n. former Holy cross hur-
ling IiHT. viii be- one ~ tho rookie
pitchers ~ receive thorough ffuut
NI'h fAr Giants his 1lflng
'l.Osie Do uH be WH called o. D1l-
lsgs joined tho SsN Nur s."n
summer but was With them only . short
''sr before joining the uasN I.r. o.. ..
lig chap the tIpo that stands the
buaIu well. lie is only q
IT, hung W hu ~uyinhlc record IN
collegiate circles ilo hAs plenty ~
speed hui ~ promising curve Like MI
other college hur'rfs he owed his sue
rr-s partly a. his speed and control
Whether ~ r1u ou'TueA batter
quickly ara maintain his speed Aud r.
f'r'ysn"f- before biz l~ngIo sIIEgcrs
must ho found out. ol course
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13

Capable and reliable. Has pail
taxes here since 1889. J. VI. (McJ
Oven for school treasurer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-13
NEGRO DEMANDS
RETURN BATTLE.
* Champion Says He Was
"Gypped' on Pictures,


HAVANA, Cuba, " cdncsday
Mauch l2-Jack Johnson, former
l..yright champion ~ signed
statement given 10 The Associated
p.e>. tonight declared that his fight
with jess Willard N THIS city tour
years ago, va, prcarrlngcd affair
and that hc allowed Willard 10 win.
~ edition 10 the sum oi 5000. en-
tire right, 10 the moving picture films
IN Europe and So Is percent OF the
proceed, from their exhibition ~ tie
United States and Canada. are men
toned by Johnson, together with the
promise Of AID 10 settle Johnson dii-
iitultieS with the federal auihortie,
IN Chicago 80 that the colorcd pugl-
list might return there tD reclaim his
property and see his mother
Johnson declare, N his statement
that Il wG arranged that he should
lose IN the tenth round. provided VII
lardS showing wa, such as 20 Justify
II hut that as Willard was doing prac-
tcslly nothing he was forced 10 wait
The signal agreed upon was given IN
the twentieth round, Johnson states,
but he waited until the twen,y-HSth
round to give Willard an opportunity
10 make good showing.
The former champion declares that
unless Willard agrees 10 fight him
within a reasonable time he will claim
the worlds title. He signed the state
ment: Jack Johnson. champion"
Colonel D'Estrampes, former CON
gre'sman. who /, backing Johnson,
stated that Johnson is willing 70 battle
Willard anywhere in the United
States. the proceeds TO go TO the Clark
Griffith bat and ball fund or TO any
charitable institution.
Colonel D'EN;ampcs has wired
Bat MasterSon OF New York, ask
ing for the addfeSSc, OF Dempsey and
Fulton with the idea Of arranging a
match in Havana between either OF
them and Johnson. D'E,trampes says
in his cablegram that Johnson is dis
posed 20 defend the worlds champion
ship" against either OF these men.
Fixed by Curlsy. He Says.
The statement in part follows:
ITO arrange the match Jack Cutley
came TO London from New York He
asked me # ] were willing TO fight
Willard and ! said | would IT he
gave me my price, thought, ] could
beat hi, man for him. Curley said
he didn't want that told Curley ]
would take the match.
When ready to leave London ]
wired Curley for a certain sum OF
money which he readily sent Well, It
went on and began to bother me and
spoke to my wife. who advised me
not to do il. but | told her that IT !
vers going To lose I'd send her word
ia time 10 get out. The reason | said
that was because there was more
money coming TO me and dsd not
wan. 10 lose until found out they
would pay me the sum | asked tor
and guaranteed tina, they would get
me out OF trouble in America, the
most important thing for me.
Then We figured on the best round
10 lose in and | agreed upon the tenth
They were 10 give the word in the
first three or four rounds II Willard
could make a good showing.
"At the end OF the tenth round
Wizards showing had been so poor
IL was necessary to continue the fight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
WANT WAR RESTRICTION
Of SALOONS CONTINUED
Sir Archibald Salvidge
Believes That War
Time Hours for Public
Houses Should Be
Continued Right Along

according To m Associated Press
London correSoouacrr SIR Arch ha II
C9lvidre. Of Liverpool. managing di-
rector of a brewery company which
owns SOC pubic houses. proposes
that the wartime restrictions upon
drinking hours he continued.
Under the old regulations public
houses in London closed at midnight
and wight omen at any hour in the
morning they pleased. Most Of them
crcHfd az COO but in some working
districts they were open at 500 and
among the evils of that system was
the custom among many working
mon of drinking beer before break
tast. The present hours for opening
are from 1880 TO 90 in the after
noon ana from GOO 10 1000 at night
with shorter hours on SUNDAY.
Slr Archibald Saividge said to a re-
porter. The conditions when hours
range from 600 in the morning to
l2''e AT night. trust VIII never re-
turn"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
WASHINGTON OFFICER
GUARDS MUCH LIQUOR

Edward p, Hesse. chief clerk Of the
Washington ID G.. police force, is de-
tailed TO guard $500, 900 worth of con-
traband liquor. This liquor cannot
be disposed OF in any way, inasmuch
as IL was seized under the Reed
amendment, which applies to the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and the trainers of
this law failed to provide any method
for the disposal OF liquor confiscated
An official OF the internal revenue
department. who was asked how the
liquor could be disposed OF without
violating the law. said he did not
know unless the liquor would be de-
stroyed, but TO destroy it would be
an enormous economic waste.
The collections contains numerous
brands of liquor. There are cheap.
violent bootleggine brands. and there
are also some high-class brands Of
rye and bourbon, nich bring fancy
prices when placed upon the market
1t is all bottled IN pints, half pints
and quarts. Mr.. Hesse says he never
saw so much booze at once before,
even in the wettest days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
EHGLANO'S VETS HAVE
4 PROHIBITION SCARE
Wine Producers of Eu-
rope Are Said to Be
Raising Huge Fund to
Fight Spread of Prohi-
bition Sentiment.

According 70 a statement by the
Universal Service under date ~ Sep
tcuber "a. from London, informa-
ton that the Prohihitionists of
America are raising fund of $3.50
aGo 600 10 make Europe, and espe-
eiallV Great Britain. dry has aroused
England's wet forces as never be-
fore From now on il Will be a
mitchell battle. with no quarter.
The Anti Prohibition League, with
branches throughout the British
Isles has organized parliamentary
committees intending to force the
3efeat OF any attempted dry legisla-
tio, IN the Commons The organi-
tito, claims to have enough
Strength now to crush the Prohloi-
ton interests,
Ron TNlott. n member of Pariia-
wont AVID a strong iaborite, has come
"a me wet forefront He is address
t,r meetings all over Wales. deciar-
I'M, that the people of Britain are
so;idlv against the invasion OF the
American drys One meeting was at
tended by so. 900 persons. who unan-
3mouslv protested against their being
deprived of drink.
The real battle area il oSollnh''
whore local option will be voted on
re.t year. The vets there are or
ganizing every parish by meetings
and propaganda,
sir James Crichton Browne, an en-
inent Scotch physician. put himself
on record thus,
prohibition is recrudescence or
the inordinate element of Puritan
ism, The British bulldog. when
aroused. viii make short work or
4pussyfoot' Johnson"
johnson is the leader of the Amer
lean dry forces in Britain who has al
ready thrown a scare into the ranks
OF the vets. by addressing series OF
business mems meetings throughout
the country. He has taken a twenty
three-year lease on his offices here
and is showing intentions of remain
ing in Britain for some time.
The wine growers of France. Spain
and Italy are pledging their support
to the anti-d rys and contributing to
the vast fund that is being raised to
offset the reported American finan-
cial backing of the drys here The
wine growers, threatened with abso-
lutte ruin as Prohibition succeeds. are
Offering their last dollars in the effort
to drive the Prohibition bugbear
from Europe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
FEWJ+R S.s'EF-ptRS
UNDER DRY LAW

Since the first OF July when war
time Prohibition became effective
speeding and other automobile of
lenses are on the decrease in Chicago
They have a speeders' court in that
city and the tabnlauons show that IN
the wet month of June there were
333 cases. while fines amounted 10
more than $4,000. In July, the first
dry month. the number of cases
dropped To Liza and the fines to
'1Z soc. In august, there were hut
$50 cases and fines amounted to So
600 There has been a steady de
crease in the number of speeding
cases since the dry law became oper-
alive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
CAUGHT WITH LIQUOR
GOING To STRIKERS

k1sitnir Petriekis 4 RoSeland, ILL.,.
d3Y near HNnm 9nd, Ind. attempt
lns to, run the gauntlet Of Indiana
officials in supplying Indiana Harbor
strikers with whiskey. With Petrte-
rs was arres I'd Jim p Ewaronoh.
a grocer, said to he cwner OF the
whiss ely Petriek!s, IN order to out
wit the police, was said to be towing
heaind q truck. an apparently brok-
an down touring car. in which was
concealed barrels AMI bottles Of
wfiskey valued al about $4,000.
It is claimed that government of
fe1als have found Indiana Harbor
falcons selling whiskey during the
strike ., without any -concoa,yu Ell
whatever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
BIG FIGHT IS PLANNED.
BY AUTHORIZATION.
Association Opposed to
National Prohibitions
and League to Repeal
Prohibition A m e n d.
ment to Wage Hard
Fight.

The New York World OF recent
date announces that at least two
formidable organizations viii go 10
the mat with the Anti Saloon Lea que
leaders In every congressional dis
frlct IN the United States and In
every convention or primary where
delegates are TO be selected for ma
rional political conventions. A large
fund Is being raised to meet tn eX-
penso of a finished fight.
One of the organizations referred
to by the World is the Association
Opposed to National Prohibitions
with headquarters in New York The
other one and the one said ny the
World as likely to prove the more eff
fectivo Is known as the League to
Repeal the Prohibition Amend
nemt' The moving shirt in II IS Can
tain William II Stayton, formerly
connected with he Navy League Of
the United States
The plan of procedure Of this or
rs outlined in so-called
confidential prospectus sent out to
select list was exposed in American
Issue several weeks ago, Those di-
rectly Interested in the liquor bust
n pss either as manufacturers or sell
ere. according to the prospectus, are
ineligible for m eY1 bership.
4 demand is to he made upon every
candidate for statement az 10 his
2 ftitude toward the eighteenth
amendment. Pressure is to he
brought 10 hear upon him by Civ
ms him a sworn statement as 10 the
number OF memb ers Of the organi-
zation among his constituency. but
IL no case are the names NJ these
mbers to he given The candidate
In other words. the candidate is ex-
pccted to fca~leSsly state his oprosi~
ton 70 the Constitution Of the United
States. hut those from whom he ex
poets support are not tn be thus ex-
posed to tNe public
hTe Arti-Saloon League is mot
particularly worried about this new
wet organization but in view ~ the
fact that the liquor interests are thus
organ ling TO control political parties
and elect a Congress favoring the
submission OF 4 repeal resolution II
is unfortunate that some good dry
folks are arguing that now that Pro
hihftj0n has ben won IL is time for
the DRY forces to fishanf
There never was time when there
WAS greater necessity for thorough
nrra nfZation ard good team work on
tire part OF the dry voters than to-
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES

F4RGT%IA-lN THE LAW AkD
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
BfCHMO%0--the 9Th dav Of Octo-
Der 1919
Aubrey y Carter. plaintiff.
We
hottie ~ Carter defendant
IN Oh A%C'FRY
The object of thts suit fs 70 obtain
divorce from bed and board by the
plaintiff from the defendant urnn tAo
ground a. deserticn; and. after three
years shall have elapsed from the
date % safd dcsertton, tie court WIZ
be asked to merge the said decree
Of divorce from bod and beard into st
decree - divorce from the eend Of
U1Atrtmonw-
And affidavit having heer made and
fled that the defendant. Iottie N.
Carter. IS not a resident Of the state
or virginia, 1t is ordered that she
10 appear here within Gfteen days
after due publication OF this order
and protect her interests in this suit
4 Copy -Teste,
LUTHER TLPPY. Clerk
e NJ CHiCHFSgT Eft, r. @
The Ni-rinia's classified ads nav.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14

Richmo md, Va, Feb. 20. 1878
To Rehecca $>ehrickise
Take notice that certain real es-
tate IN Lee ward. In the city OF RicG.
moud. Va, ch arGsd on the land books
In the name Of re b@cca sschric 4 i.4- -
as. $5xl40 II T.. Delaware. Pollock
and Milton, WAS. on the It'll day OF
January. ISIS, sold by the treasurer
for delinquent state lakes due there
on in said name, for the year Of 1915,
and purchased by The Tax Title Com
pauY of Rfehsnond
Said land may be redeemed by APP
plying TO the Office OF The TAX Title
Company. OF Richmond, room Ia No.
q n Ninth street, Klchm ond, Va,
within the time prsscrt bod by law.
and you are further notified that If
said land is net redeemed within tne
time prescribed by law. tAe said pur-
chaser vii apply for Il deed
THE TAN TITLE COMPANY
or RICHMOND,
by r L. SIMMONS Secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-14
To George w. Robin and NJ f. Rob.


To George w. Robin and M f Rob
bin:
Take notice that certain real estate
in Clay Ward. in the city of Rich
mond. Va charged on the land book
in the names of Geo. w. and NJ Il.
Robbin." as. SO IT. n. w. Wallace and
West; was on the 7th day OF jan
uary 1918. sold by the treasurer for
delinquent state taxes due thereon
In said names. for the year of 1916.
and purchased by The Tax Title Com
pany of Richmond.
Said land may be redeemed by ap-
plying to the office of The Tax Title
Company of Richmond. room 10, No.
20 n. Ninth street, Richmond, va,
within the time prescribed by law.
and you are further notifed that il
said land Is not redeemed within the
time prescribed by law, the said pur-
chaser will apply for a deed.
THE TAX TITLE COMPANY
OF RICHMOND.
BY T. L. SIMMONS, Secretary.