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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
Poire g7dc6e Washington.
Migndtdises.
Cafe Puerto Rico.

En- torno la mesa, decorada
icon elegante sencfllcz, tomd
asiento el Gobernador, en- Ia pre-
sidencia, teniendo a su derecha
al Secretalio Baker v a su IL
quierda al Presidente dep Tribu-
nal Supreme, Don Jose Conrado
Hernandez.
Distributes en- los puestos res
tantes estaban el General March,
Jefe. DEF Estado Mayor, el Gene
raj Charbelain, cl Coronel Milli-
gan, Mr.. Davis, don Pedro Ro-
driguez, Secretario Particular
del Gobernador Wager, don An
tonic Barcelo, don Juan B. Huy
Ike, el Coroncl Jarvis, el Coronel
Thorne, el Juez Wolff, el Juez
Hutchinson, el Juez Aldres, el
Auditor de Puerto Rico, Mr..
Bonner, el Comisionado de ms
trucci6n, Mr.. Paul G. Miller, don
Salvador Mestre, Attorney Gene.
raj, el Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
don Jose E, Benetlicto, el Comi-
sionado de, Sanidad. DR.. Ruiz
! g
Soler, el Secretario .Eiecutiyo,
don Ramon Siaca< Pacheco, don
Eduardo Giorgetti, don Eduardo
Ferrer, don Jose Ruiz Soler, don
Luis Sanchez Morales, don Ma
nuel F, Rossy, don Juan Her
nandez Lopez, ell Coronel Hod-
ges, el DR.. Gomez Brioso, el Juez
P. j. Hamilton, don NJ. .Echava-
rria, Ell captain White, NJ. f. E.
MCGUIRE, Nj. John NJ. Turner, el
senior Alberto E. Lee, Mr.. Char
les Hartzell, don Miguel Guerra
Mondragon,. el captain g. F.
Noerloek Hett, el senor Waldo
mar Lee, Mr.. 81. Hull, por el
Porto Rico Progress, el se1or
Velez AIvarado, por. La Demo
craciG, don Jose Labrador, por
La Correspondence, Ell senior Sa-
carello, por El TEMPO, el sefor
Rios Ocafia, por EI Mu'Ido y Pc
rez Losada, por Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.
Hubo solo dos brindis. Ell del
Gobernadcr, muy breve, ofrecien-
do al Secretario Baker el ban.
quete y ell del ilustre huesped
que fue acogido con un APPLAUSE
de cortesfa e interrumpido des
pues por yarios apIausos de sim
patia a medida que iba dandO
cohocer sus ideas.
Ell Secretario Baker supo deciI
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
InPRESNNBS DE- BATlh0t'
- - -l.. F.a4 -. - a.Tttl .t@.4@
Esperanto el CatdClismo. Tedtro
VdridS nOtdS

Dicienibre O. Los successes culmi-
nantes octiiridos aqui tltimamente pa
san breyisimamente La mayoria de
los bayamoneses tieue ahora fila toda
su atenci0n EN- ei cataclismo universal
del II del cOrriente. No Sc habla de
otra cosa. Hay una anSustia que sor-
prende. que ,asusta, que liace envolver
enrla mas horrible dnda ann a aquellos
que no hacemos case a las profecias
del se1Or Porta. Decididamente ell
dfa II no habra ell Bayam6n quien dc
I'm taio, como dice el vulgo. Los obre-
ros no acudiran los talleres. los nj
nos. no acudiran. a clase y ,el parO,
como es consiguiente, serd general. Su-
ceda. pues, 10 que ocnrra, Dios nos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
DON LORENZO ROSES

Aver, procedente de ;Espaia, lego
en- el Manuel Calvop el distinguido
cabaliero seiior don Lorenzo Roses, dc
la firma Roses y Co., Sucrs., de. Are
cibo, = 5.A..,. a
Al muelle fueron a reeibir al pro-
minente financicro distinguidos ami
gos y 7elementos de la firnla indica-
da. 3.s ..,.s.p.,.,
Ell seiior Roses disfrito de las de-
licias de una teppqrada en Espafia Y
viene ,bien repuesto y rebosando sa-
lud. 80. TX. @..,s,.g s!
Ell IMPARcIAL tiene un saludo
1uy cort6s para, el distinguido eaba-
Hero.
. -,1. s--. 49, -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
:Causerie cob las: .Bonitas

Chiquillas adorables, me. ''apanariai
mucho saber5qlle os liabfa mortiiicado,
aplazando el hablaros dc Ruth Rows
land Y dc los muchaclios de los trahs,
de khaki. Reaimclitc. las lsimpatias
parccen dormidas, tanto, Que para des
pertarlas la estrella dc California apa-
rece como directora dc su estudio,
autora Y encantadora protagonista de
Las drciltHTdS de- Run. relate de su
vida desdc que, chiquitita. I'M bebG lie
cinco aiiOs. debSit0 en- el tcatro habla-
do. hasta hoy, que es reina de una lin
da, residencia donde Sc cultitan, las
mas raras y preciosas flores. Estii Sc,
rie vendrd a devolver sus pfestigi6s IA
la genial artista, que habfa visto SOM
bras. entire cl sol del tIiunfo ellh. =
s In an6cdota que me renvfa no jpuetle
tradtcirse, no por las razoies, qneffte-
mia aquel c6lebre golfilfoI parisi6n sino
que. pierde la gracia que esta en eI
cGldmbo de 6s'fenciigr. 4 toeflin !; :
3"Wfanted,at RuthSi iRowlanditstudios
fifty girls for fencing ,scenc.S
In response, TO the above; inserted, in
a daily paper, applicants was ono
whose voice tenlbled perceptihly as
she addressed tile siar oyer the tele-
phonc. u
II seen your ad in the paper. said
tile uuivpring voice.
II IN Just diving to get into movies.
"Yes?" replied Miss Rowland politely
perhaps + my be able to use YOU I
want some girls for fencing scene
Can YOU fence?' 4a
"Think l kin, replied the applicant.
Helped pa put up the born. Guess it
afn't no trick to put up a fence"
iOpillail ustedes como la ing6nua nj
na? ~
swili the gallant hero i'm khaki con
tinuc to,look like a gallant hero in civi
| liam clothes p. Este es ell problema que
plantea Mr.. Buchanan EN- La obra que
liza cstrcnado recientemente en- New
York con el tftnlo lie Ciririaan clothes,
| v zen la que, ha olvidado que, para
refleiar has cosas que pasan en- la vida
en- la escena. Sc necesita de cierto tee
nicismo especial, del dfa. necesario pa
ra triunfar en- cl teatro americana OBI
| mon del crftico o:ue aflade nm nueyo
fracaso a.!afr buchanan on 81 decora,lo
fracaso inexplicable on 81 pais dondc
Ia mise cn sceua es verdaderamentc
marayiIlosa. Como. que cuan,lo lei lei
lalcaaar de las perlas. pensi que sola-
mente en-. Estados 1,nidos podriau prc
sentar en- cscena las bellezas u,e inn
eiu6 cl sel1or yillocsnesa Dcbi6 ann.
recer On los primeros actos dc la co.
media. uno dc. esos antiques saloncs
dc Louisville .lo,de Ia suntuosidad Y
tia eleyonci. ,ionon ol soil, do ao,,el,as !
liooitis Iallillias IA que lueFoh al h'le'o
colltlnefn!e S9 con sns lltul"s hopllafios
suS rellnIaanlleil'os nan dc ra1a.
u: has lmllehachas poqriail cohtesdaf II
prfssllillaala lfcln eof tan lllala senihfa
lor ei senor Buchaiian'a Wln iht "a
liant a't: hero IN lil Khaki continue 70 looN
tike y sai'ant nero U CIVILIAN slo'nes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
En- honor de Mr.. Baker
Banquete en- el Condado Vanderbilt
Reception en- el. Casino
de Puerto Rico

El banquete ofrecido anoche,
en- el Hotel Condado Vanderbilt
al Secretario de la Guerra, Mr.
Baker. y a su comitiva, en- la que
figura ell Jefe del Estado Mayor
del, Ejercito de los Estados Uni
dos, General Payton o. March,
result6 por todos conceptos, es-
plendido.
Preside una puntualidad rigu-
rosamente inilitar. \ la hora
exacta fijada tomaron asiento
los comensales y empezo la conf.
da, con arreglo al siguiente es-
plendido mentI:
Buffet Entente Cordiale.
ConsommG Democratic.
<hty0iHtCttC UC LtsU OftU-htCutHt
Supreme dc volatile wilson
Goncombres an Felout6.
Filet de Boeut pique roti.
/ Sdlade dc Goeu dc Pdlmiea'
Condddo. II :,
! Asperges PArgcntfml Sauce 4
Mousseiine.
n Pobe g7,d5efe Washington.
Mgnd,dises.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11

| 4sz
yez 'tiene que. rect fliear las seli'oritas $ 1
Stanley y Matlwi no ,aduermeil ~
pdblico. FOR 81 colitrario le tienca Vi
viendo ulias hOras dcliciosas. micntras
~ ,,n,.nn,;,, ia. IN a,,o
ios peiso'''1es er'soos ~ elias sll'.s,,5S se
n''e'eH eiiai'a.l ai's , los asoAiora-
uoS o'os oc los sei'res l'e Sc aomlran ian
u' que ullas g''fs pnedan %fecoger l =; tal \ .
to'ocimieii'o oe !" 'ioa '"'er'or' cuan
.oo palece que so'afie'i'e ,iah pres'auo
aeencloh a los. traps oe Altman y los
son,oferos oe Sterf
i. fracaso ! ruiooso 0!' Ile el de dos seiores
hoveiistaS' IS; quo, comp buchanan. no nam
si'Dldo descugrlr ll9lt el secrcto dei 'tcatro.
Ia opl Sc pfesel yrias noleS has
Ia que. q .str ITO Ia qiit9 tael1cartel. NO
~ q!sISs 81 ioS 2HloreS ~ aef ut9fSs s pafa.
qs@iF aoiO sPs tsFsta'e ifuaRqIfPtg ish III Nj
ciah Up Prom hoNcfe no yayals al
'ca9ro. s.. .
fq ~ S2;9llit1 7 1ilffltl P,Rilll nllsij sFaiF
ei puoitce ,.9nNffie en- las es-,
ce'las qqp Issa,e .Nae'sS S'ssh 81 lsia ag
~ i' "',o.''o' , 80 ~
ff;ie' ff3s .sSnofiaSGy 81 Tiin1 ..o1AH9N9b so,
N9i9tRifrlsi9aa u ne2a|ppSSaHiS vs. lff3a lfa
y QAe u fSpo oglsFallFl'arsts FlF SsiiFFaSqA
q "a crltgle9 tap9f laHilarle 1892 L lgltia !lis
asStf Ah paEfc1iiP c9il ~ sls1 II II
ylfHiK;2Y D6Lii9allefa' IVY eses .srfiRio} .srfiRio} NY
H33s iluis0o qiii''s,dF iiNflattsS F.S i ioS
aaatSs'sa9a h9A1ptttf l " !0SS ane ''Slflil
sll9l fetYlfl hellilsi frsyp fl3s flse hlhSepr
doies' pohlendolfs una vida ;' 'u'ielfPte tfh
u esta trlstis'nia St que viNlhloS. W les halia
uh oieh' les aiehtafa u sesu'r MAYA ava
ehcontfarSe con scsa genie, hueta V
su hove1a 9use dana y POI resultauo 81 ON
vlda SIN iaqa 'orlufaaof NJ " ltferaii,e t ~
como Gu esta en- Ia; ,;li a"l'loailcii' U 1lot g
'a'iei sure sAeaSo ias scii'ess 4ti sus.'
ron dc Ia cspas''il'za pls MA 9 tei eelnSano; SOC
ell crftit.O cello lie mpifis al paTecfdo
siouiera5 10 rrnj Tendrd ri at,fe,
otro mundo deltro do 4, cabeza Teuf.s
~" i.i9''eo' " w "a -
a .resx,s, mo ,ca,,,aba, cosas muy raras
ye NC ngnraba que s,,ce,lian en- ar.paf.
Gcl o,,c yo n,lnca b,laic,.a o(lo hablar;.
"a donde. pasa ESQ.,. ID dccfa;. . yl,l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11

uVA -pdIfS, luNU uIl UVllO Sl1ull Jdl 81
-describir a Puerto Rico, para
ponderar la armonia dc nuestra
lengua, Ell prestigio de Ia vieja
civilizaci0n cspaiiola cuyos jalQ,
nes estan puestos a travcs de
America, y que el senior Baker
ha advertido en- la ruta que AGA
ba de hacer. Habl0 del gran por-
venir que tiene San Juan, GUAM
doSsr puerto pueda ser rm refu-
.gio para los grandes buques que
vendran aqui buscando la rita
del Canal y prometi0 que traba-
laria a su llegada a los Estados
Unidos porque Sc de comienzo
Ell seguida a las obras del draga-
do.
El orador fuG muy aplaudido.
y al telminar SUI discurso muy
felicitado por todos.
Desde ALI Sc trasladaron los
asistentes al banquete al Casino
de Puerto Rico, donde tuvo lugar
Ia espl6ndida reception anuncia-
da, ..5Ja
No intentaremos hacer una
description del acto que SUPERB
a clianto estaba preyisto, porque
ALI .estaba puestra gentil cronis-
ia Uigdaiia que nos dara mana
ma la amena reseia del bello ac-
to social, que dejo gratamente
impresionados ealf Seerctario Ba-
ker Y a sis distinguidos acompa,
ilantes. :
7 FL ilustre Prcsidente del Casino,
don Juan Hernandez Lopez, hi
20 la presentation del eniinentc
hu6sped, presentandole como el
hombre de Ia gran organization
militar americana, q que cruz0q ruHEz7q
lei oceano bajo Ia terrible. amena-
"a de los submarines para llevar
a Europa la seguridad de que
America estaba Ell pie de, guerra
lpor. Ia causa aliada. ,.y .5.a
Ell gran oradOr fue breye-lo
cue lamentamos. sus. numerOsOs
Ioyentes-pero su explicable con
cisi6n puesto que el senior Baker
IIiba a dirigir Ia palabra a Ia crl
ia asamblea, fue I'm .rasgo de ex.
quisita delicadeza y nm aciertc
mas del egregio tribune.
Ell Secretario Baker tuvo fra
ses cordialea agradeeiendo aque
LA regia hospitalidad que le ofre:
Ella el Casino de. Puerto Rico, Gu
va installation suntuosa elogi6
flasi como el bello paisaje que L
rodea. Tuvo para nuestra .1sls
! palabras prometedoras y supo SCI
cordial y discreto. Fl seilor Ba
ker es II IL huespcd amable que
tiene siempre una palabra agra
dable. para nuestros oidos. IA.
A las doce, despues de habel
celebrado breyes entrevistas Ell
ell local preparado al efecto y dt
haber sido obsequiado espl6ndi,
damente. Sc retro el Secrctarit
Baker y su comitiva:
| Esta manana q las seis saba /
para Cayey a reyistar aquel pues
to-.
A las once ha de estar de re
greso EN- San Juan, porque en- e
Tribunal Supreme Sc lie dara e
diploma que le admite a postulal
Ten nuestros tribunales.
| La fiesta del Casino, a la gu,
Iasisti6 nuestra mejor sociedad
ha sido un alarde esplendido d
10 que vale nuestro gran mundo
| Ell ilustre Presidente del graz
centro social, don Juan Herman
dez Lopez y sus dignos compahf
ros de Directiva, recibieron IN
contabIes felicitaciones pOr E
exitO de la hermOsa fiesta gu
fue irTeprochable en- todos srl
detalles y un alarde de elegance
y buen gusto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-11
~SiGHTIE NIGHT

De Martha stanley-y Adelaida Mat
thews. .Bicn. presentada, con alma v
corazoif, y con q delicado gusto feme-
nino revelandose en- Ia mise en- scene
Ha sido q bomb6n de la temporada.
Aunduc un seilor noeta amigo milo diga
Que son soporifcras las mujeres, esta
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
II l Were a Far mcr.

Ii we're farmer l would keen a,
hand few reliable medicines fo,
minor ailments that are so serjons .
to require the atlenti en- of physician
such as Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com.
PLANTS.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy +,
cough colds and Group. ''
Chamberlain Liniment for sprains
bruises and rheumatic pains.
Chamberlain's Tablets for stom acb
troubles, bilousness and constina
ton. r"
BY having these articles at hand It
would often save the traub' OF trim
to town In the busiest season or In
the night, and would enable me To
treat slight ailments as soon as tn, y
APPEAR. acd thereby avoid the more
serious diseases that SO often follow
adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
LantZ Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hollel
an Mrs. Mollie Clinedinst spen'
the first of the week with ]. v
Lantz and family.
Miss Bessie Litten spent the
weekend at her home here.
Mrs. Pauline Coffman and
daughter, Miss Virginia, who
spent some time with her mother
at Little Creek came down
Monday and spent the night
with c. c. Kibler and family.
Misses Clara and Ada yVetzel
and Mary Kibler visited their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hickman, Mondav eve
ming.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Clarke
and daughter, Miss Virginia.
visited Mrs. Clarke's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Glen recently
Messrs. Kendall and Ryan. of
Harrisonburg, were recent BUSH
ness visitors here.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
Oranda.

Mr.. A. w. Miller is suffering
from badly sprained wrist. re-
ceived while cranking his Ford
auto.
Mr.. c. w. Orndorff is III.
Mr.. o. B. Calohan and wife, of
Warrenton, Va, visited his
mother and also his sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Williams at Capon Roads.
Sunday.
Mr.. H. l., Keller, of Hagers-
town, moved his family to this
place last Mordav.
There will be meeting of tile
Oranda Mutual Telephone Co..
held here Saturday night at S
o'clock. All interested in taking
stock and placing a phone on a
new line, will please attend or be-
represented.
MIS-. Maggie Miller and Miss
Hazel Miller, Messrs. Har1and
Miller and Ernest Wilson visited
Mr.. Floyd Dertlingers family at
Forest Grove, Sunday.
Mr.. G. M. Racey, wife and SON
Mr.. Clarence Palmer and wife. of
Fisher Hill, Mr.. Harry Henson
and son, Howard, Mr.. Edward
Stlckley and little daughter
Ruby, were visitors at the home
Of Mr.. Clarence Mowery. tbe
first of the week.
Mrs. Matte M. Carrier and
children visited her old home
"Glendale' Sunday.
Mrs. Lucinda Keckley return
ed to her home Wednesday, a fter
a week with her daupl,.
ter, Mrs. Edward Smoot. of
Brunswick, Md.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
Lamb and Mutton.

The difference of a few cents
in the cost of a pound of meat
frequently determines whether
that meat appears on the table
in many households. Yet that
difference of few cents lust as
frequently is caused by the limit
ed knowledge of the house-wife
of the meat which she desires
Take the cost Of mutton aud
lamb it is regarded as high.
But the average house wife who
so regards it speaks ONLY in terms
of chops and headquarters. The
fore-quarter of mutton is just as
dainty, just as full of flavor,
just as eatable in every way if it
is properly prepared. It also is
many cents cheaper per pound.
Your butcher, if he is up-to-
date, knows how to bone and
roll shoulder of lamb or MUTTON
so that it may be cut into Sara.
toga chops or made into a roast
of unusual sweetness.
Breeders of sheep have paid
more attention to raising better
favored meat in the last few
Years, and their efforts show
clearly III the resulting product
Some DIRECTORS to lamb and
mutton say that they cannot eat
it because of the "woolly taste
and that they know Of ITO way
to remove it. That is merely {
case of pulling the wool over
your own eyes. If the fell, 0,
tough outer membrane that COY
ers the meat. is removed, ther,
will be no "woolly taste"
! You are taking no chance!
when you order lamb, Tb,
healthfulness and strength-build
ing qualities of this meat hav,
long been recognized by ply
sicians, who have prescribed it,
extensive use i'll the diet of con
valescents.
These facts are worthy o
your studied consideration. The,
have long had that from til,
New England house, wife as i,
attested by her continued buy
iug.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04

SHACKELFORD s FATE SELF-1N-
(Richmopd Evening Journal
Deplore as one may the killing
Of bootlegger and the wound
ing of another by inspectors Of
the state prohibition department,
at Fishers Hill, near Wood
stock, the onus rests entirely
with the violators of the Law.
They were caught with illicit
goods and, in resisting arrest,
invited trouble. They were in
precisely the same boat with the
housebreaker who, after dark,
enters a home with burglarious
intent and, discovered, seeks to
escape. In so doing he takes
desperate chances. The as
sumption is that lie will not hest
tate to employ violent measures
III trying to get away, which
warrants the householder in
shooting to kill, without delay,
ii the opportunity offers. Shack
elford, the victim of his own
folly, in the case under consider
alton, was we'll aware of the
risk lie took i'll attempting to
slnuggle into the state the con-
traband wlliskey. 1t is stated
that lie accepted tile commission
to bring i'll the liquor despite the
protests of his wife, with the fatal
results. Another Of the quartet.
Hudson, is seriously wounded aud
may die. He. too, pays the price
of his Incorporate conduct. 1t
is alleged that the dead man and
his injured companion had re.
volvers on their person, which is
prima facie evidence of intent to
use them if cornered. That the
officers of the law shot in self
defense and only after the boot
leggers had fired at them is as
serted. We cannot believe that
the citizens of Woodstock will at
tempt i'll any wise to wreak mob
vengeance on the prohibition
oflcers. They were after proved
vlolators Of the law, whose con-
duct placed them under the ban.
+ prohibition is to be enforced
and the law respected, bootleg
glng must be severely discount.
enanced, even if every illicit
dealer in Virginia meets Shack
Chords fate. Either that, or the
law should be repealed, to which
the people will never consent, if
we interpret public sentiment
correctly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
LEMON JUICE IS
FRECkLE REMOVER
GIRLS MAKE THIS CHEAP BEAUTY
LOTION TO CLEAR AND WRITTEN
YOUR SKIN.

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard write, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freck lie
and tau lotion, and complexion
beautitier, at very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
ATTY drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles aud blemishes disappear
and how Gear, soft and white the SIX in
becomes. Yes 1t is harmless. ady
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
IN THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE WESTERN DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Boon s4 5 s i; W. H. MARTIN No. sos
10 All Parties in Interest in the Above
! Entitled Cause
/ Take Notice, that pursuant to an or
der OF the United States District Court
ior the Western District of Virginia,
entered IN the above styled condemna-
, ton proceeding on the 18th day of
January, 1919, | will, at the office of
Iavenner & Bauserman, in the town of
woodstock, Virginia, on the 14th day
OF April, 1919, beginning at ten o'clock,
"A. M, proceed to hear and cause to be
reduced to writing, such oral evidence,
and to receive and file such documen,
tary evidence as may be offered on be-
nan OF any party IN interest in said
cause, and will, thereafter, as prompt
" as reasonably may be, at my office
in Harrisonburg, Virginia, proceed to
ascertain and report
| FIRST In detail, the amounts with
interest and penalties, if any. of all
taxes, prior to and including those for
the year 1918, assessed by the Common.
wealth OF Virginia, or by the County
OF Shenandoah, which are liens on the
land Tor any part thereof, in this
cause concerned and the names and
addresses of the officials to whom
each ispayable
| SECOND: All other liens on sale
land, the amounts thereof, and the
, dates from which interest runs, anC
the names and addresses of all lienors
and also any facts pertinent to the
validity of such liens.
THIRD The amount of the cost o.
TINS reference, including such sum as
the Master regards as compensation fol
, his services under this order.
FOURTH The names and addresse.
OF the persons to whom the balance O
the fund, after the payment of the
Clerk costs of reference, should be
paid and in what proportions
+ The fund in this cause arises from
the condemnation by the United State.
OF America OF the following tracts 0
2 land, situated in Shenandoah County
Virginia, aggregating 1872 60 acres
az \ tract of 1871 acres. known
as the I'd. H. Keller tract.
: II 4 tract Of 43.SS acres. know,
as me ID. H. and w. o. kelle
= tract
E 81 A tract Of 3038. "A acres. known
as the Boon Ineels and ". H. Mar
TN Van Buren, Furnace tract"
az A tact Of 81 acres, known a
e. the Boon Ingels and w H. Martil
Van Buren, Furnace 'Capola tract. ="
~ \ tract Of $50 acres, known
as the Boon lngels and w H. Mar
TN Van Buren, Furnace 80 acr
tract"
(6l A tract of 934. 90 acres, know
< as the Boon Ingels and W. H. Mar
tin Van Buren, Furnace Overlap OF
the Rees land on Paddy Mountain,
which 934 % acres include-(al ;
tract of 54.0S acres, known as tn,
Hannah Peer Heirs tract No >" ant
10 tract of 40 acres. known a.
the IN. L. Swartz land" or as the
Lap OF the Van Buren, Furnace
tract on NJ. L. Swarts land"
~ y tract of 116. 80 acres, know
as the Boon Ingels and W. H. Mar
TN Van Buren, Furnace 100 acre
'Mayplace' tract, " and
lSl A tract of 1907 acres, known
as the Boon Ingels and W. H. Mar
TN Van Buren, Furnace so acre May
, place tract
Given under my hand this oath day
OF March, 1919.
D. 0, DECKERT,
SPECIAL MASTER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
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SATURDAY, APRIL II. 1910

residence Of j, n. Orndortf, neal
Lepp, on
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1919.
the following personal property, to.
wit -
Eight washstands, 8 mirrors. II
toilet sets, , dressers, beds, / centre
table, cots, + stand tables, wash
stands, st is of chairs, l bath tub.
organ, , stands, 10 lamps, | rocker.
3 chairs, 10 pairs of pillows, II blank
cts aud = quilts, II sheets, 10 cot
spreads, ~ hopkins, curtain stretch,
| er. dozen or more crooks, / block
and tackle, l grain cradle, | spring
tooth harrow, l cross cut saw, dishes,
carpets, glass cAns, | stone crusher
or lime pllyerizer, l dump wheel
barrow, / four year old COW, half
Holstein 3 pigs and other articles,
not necessary to mention.
TERMS OF SALE:
On sums Of s. 90 and under. Cash.
on sums over s. 90, six months me-
z table note pa able at the Valley
Savings Bank, Woodstock. On notes
lOt paid at maturity, interest from
ay OF sale will be charged.
Sale to begin at 10 A. NJ.
NETTIE ORNDORFF,
Admx Of j. N. Orndorff, decd.
April 4