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rustee
Auction Sale
Valuable Flats

In execution Of a deed Of trust.
da ted August is. 1917. and recorded in
the Clerks Ofice of the Chancery Court
Of the city OF Richmond. Va. in ID. B.
246-B, page 3?i. default having been
made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, and being required so
TO do. we will sell by public auction
on the premises. on rs.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER $, 1919,
at O'clock p NJ.
all that certain lot of land with the
two frame buildings thereon known as
Nos. 1920. 342O-A and 3422, 3422-A S
street. lying in the north side of s
street between Thirty fourth and
Thirty-ffth Streets, beginning at the
intersection of the north line of 80
Street with the east line OF n 15-foot'
alley. thence running eastwardly along
and fronting on the said north line OF
street 30 feet, more or less. to an
alley. in common, 3 feet wide, separatl
ing the property above described from
that adjoining 1t on the east thence
back from said front northwardly and
ofntween parallel lines 100 feet to. an
alley in the rear. 10 feet wide -
This property will be sold subject to
a prior lien securing the principal sum
Of Sl.S00.00. -.
TERMS: Cash
JOHN NJ. PURCELL.
Trusfes
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mostly pine. good size. Two miles from from
railroad on Southern Railroad u. miles
from city. G IS. care Times Dispatch
30. RE farm for sale: good location paul
Sat&o. Route ! Meadow. Va
l29 ACRES-On State road. ~ miles from
., Baitinorc. land all level. grow is rarreis
pos rooms n; modern within 500 Yards OF rail-
Prise SID Goo m namm NC GeeiFit or Ger fe
Eldenty kulldinE. baltimore. Md
1876 ACRES--tiood barn. house in ordinary
o, eEnditi on, land rolling fine linn: stone
osle. ltis Fidelltx nuiiiing Raitimorc. Nd.
1853 ACRES of the richest Kind OF soil blue.
grass: all under fence. suited for fruits
grain. truck or live stock espccially as il
h has me hanging outlet: plenty OF fruits:
and church: miles to railroad. 4 bar.
gain for cash will consider an cx-
change of property. Give full description
AddEess owner. Max Bazzan!la. Goshen. Va
6.o-ACRE FARM. Is miles from Baltimore.
- mile of State road; leo acres good
OF cultivation 200 acres seeded L" Wal
li-room brick house. modern Io0x6O foot
barn: terracotta sios. ali necessary out
Price .sSS mi nf hsp 10
H. IT. H i,s1,I,G1l 9rle 1916 Fidelity Build
LOO ACRES-Valuable farm for sale;
. LOO acres; right in best part OF the
VALLEY; about 500 acres in bottom: all the
~ md lays VEL: among the best farms
AddinEton. r. F. d. No. ,. Chariottes-
vile. Va.
ais the market place OF Richm md
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BY n. w. BOWIE & SON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

In pursuance OF a decree entered oc-
tober %, 1919. in the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern
District Of Virginia, In the matter of
Eleanor Higgins and Theresa G.. Zig
estate. and as individuals. bank rupts,
and in execution of two deeds of trust,
one dated December "a. 1915, and re-
Chancery Court, in d. b. 235-C, page
30l, and the other dated January "a
1916. and recorded In said clerks ONCE
in d. B. 235-A, page 456. being re-
CURED so to do by the beneficiary, de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF the debts thereby secured, the UNI
dersigned Will offer for sale, at public
auction. on the premises, on wa
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1sle,+.
at o'clock P. NJ, Hgu
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WE HAVE
CUSTOMERS

wanting a 6-room modern house and
a two flat tmodcrn) house, both to be
located in the West End between Main
Street and Monument Avenue. For
prompt possession. If you want TO sell
see us.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY,
Real Estate Department.
Seventh ard Main Streets
note that every ad is correctly indexed
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
No. 112 South Eighth
Street

In execution of decree. entered Oc-
Court of the city Of Richmond IL The
suit of Ann j. Cooper ct ais. vs. John
j. McDonough. the Undersigned special
commissioners will offer for sale at
auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1919
at $3.50 o'clock Z. NJ.
all that certain lot or parcel of land
situated. lying and being in the city
Of Richmond. and the one-story build
ing thereon. commencing at n distance
of cighty-two (S2) feet from the SOUTH
east corner OF Cary and Eighth Streets
In the city Of Richmond Va. and
fronting on the said west limo OF
Eighth Street. twenty-five (25) feet
and extending back wcstwardly, he !.
tween parallel lines forty eight taSJ
feet. more or less.
This property is in the heart OF the
business center. and the improvements
consist of one-story brick building
which rents for S27.5O per month.
TERMS One-third cash and the
balance in equal payments one and
two years after date. the deferred pay
ments to bear interest from date and
to be secured by notes and deed OF
trust on the premises sold, to be drawn,
recorded and released at the expense OF
the purchaser, or all cash at the option
of the purchaser
JAMES c. PAGE,
II. LAURIE SMITH
Special Comm issioners.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale.

ARMY SUPPLIES OF ALI. KTNPs-TenIs
cote blankets navy hammocks. Quilts. |
ment. tents for rent Write for prices and |
CO; L!ox No lso. 42o brook Ave. ii Il |
1Ith st Main Office: 1901 Lester st. Phone |
Ran No. 1tts Richmond Va. |
THESE Munt Ads Prndnce Resuit.
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on November 10. 1919. at IL O'CLOCK noon
!. VIII sell AT Randolph Charlotte county.
"a ,Iir for wh9m IL may eonsern. ONE BoTi.ER
ma ar.up by Anes Iron Works
NJ. ST. c. ALLEN Trustee
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Poultry and Supplies.

MORE EGGS GUARANTEED-Feed Purina
Chicken Chowder With, rurina Scratch
ana get results: in l-3 and 100 pound
bags at your groccr's or from I3raucr 4
HASTEN. Distributors. 1905 East Cary Street
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Legal Notices.

BY T wso1 PASSED BY Inc directors
TS ;n psfmit sisnsd BY Sir, John e4 K
ssseresary; pass into The eemc,ery grounds
OF Of fsF oeiSts
TS sc0e card OF T. permission above referred to
must be shown at 6 the wHE wnen
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.
Sealed pIoposals Will be rcceiyed by the
is S os sp n Bank OF Benson
/" Z; &MIaa5 Re
Plans and specineations be seen at
c. Wilson. Architect. soi Palmetto BuiidinG
The, right is reserved to reject any or
NJ. 7. Britt. President.
RIcHM9Np LocoMoTIvE WORKS.;
nssns q W he s ID held ~ 81
nc. Of ,hss eompany, on Hospi;a! Street.
fssfi i" ihs f.s oS Of
m BIZ snd fSf .aa iss
the transaction OF such other business as
may 0'sF S sPES Si!fFs tSs mfs'irS
SEALED PRorosALs-Trca Depart
washin Eton. d: C. October =. 1919 Sealed Sealed
til 2. ii. November "A. lsls and then
orened. for alterations at the u. S Post
Onice and Court House. Richmond Va i'm
accordance with the specihca lions and
drawings mentioned therein. copies of which
may be had at this Office at the Gus
todian. in the discretion OF the supervising
architect James y. Wctmore. Acting SUI
nerNisinE Architect.
SEALED PROpOSALS-2oneS Supply ono.
Coc:, Cola building. Ealt.inOrr Md -
sealed nT"nosn,s viii BE- received here until
Subsistence supplies and groceries cover.
ic additional December reouirements for
domestic CONSUMPTION by the army bids
10 be filed in tripiicatc. Guaranty Of ioSS
may be required from successful bidders
Information ohtainable at above cnice
Vi:sGlNiA RAil.WAf ANp POWER 90.
Seventh ana Franklin Streets. Rich m md
Va. October 20 1919 Notice is hereby
given that n" Annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the VIRGINIA Railway and Power
Company viii be held at The general once
OF the company n the city OF Richmond
Va, on Wednesday, November 10. l9is.
Al II O'Clock VI The transfer BOOKS will
be closed on Friday October 81 1919 at Z
9 TS p ~ and win be reopsn-d on
\ Williams SECRETARY
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CoLoRED c II A U F. F u r. s years ex-
pcrtence, wants position with private
family 10y November 10. best OF references
- -. Times D!Spatch
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Young man. 81 years of age re-
Gently DISCHARGED from navy de-
sircs position as bookkeeper clerk
or cost accountant. Have had four
years experience. Can furnish hest
OF references Will appreciate an
interview with any one desiring
same. Address d is. caro- Times
Dispatch.
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DRUG CLERk--An experienced drug clerk
desires a position in the city. BOX S35
Richmond. Va.
YOUR competitor uses classified adyertis-
ing How about you?
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Dir, :. -
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itorehouse, known as
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Ebfi'i.Ui MESI
Help Wan,cd-tenlale.

KREEPER-Wantcd. bookkeepcr cap
able OF keeping complete set OF bookr:
AT. accurate. State experience, salary
iHted aud references. Ii go care -Im.s-
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JoE wanted. competent cook for small
family. Apply 1914 Park Avenue ;lrst
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AUCTIONS-LEC-fL

AuCCIOn SuICS. 10
FOR SALE. at public auction. Thursday.
November 6. at l.andon Farm King
and Queen Courthouse. personal property
consisting live stock. such horses. cows
and hogs: also farm indictments.
81 NTY-FlNE pure bred registered Duroc
hogs Will be sold at auction at the vir-
Cinia state Fair Grounds. Richmond. Va,
on November Is. Sale begins at 10 O'clock.
Lunch acrved oil grounds.
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TELEPHONE OPERATING.

IGHT OR SEVEN HOURS PER DAY.
SIX DAYS PER WEEK.
VACATIONs-SICK BENEFITS
OTHER ADVANTAGES
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,IlS Is the market place of Richm md
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GARRETT & CO,
Real Estate AuctioneerB
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NOTE that every al IS correctly indexe(.
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VIRGINIA'S RELIABLE DAZAAR-WoK &
Erooks You will find plenty horses and
harness for sale daily. Auction days. tues
day and saturday. Bring us your rurpIus
stock We Will Sc: them for you and you
an i:tt vo,:r money same day. lsoa-lI East
Franklin Street. Phone Madison sass
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ANY EMPLOYEES

EARN $4,000 PER
WEEK UPWARD
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GEORGZAKS TAKE SWIFT
AND TERRIBLE REVENGE
FOR ATTACK ON WIDOW
Assail0nt RidtIied With Bullets
and BODY Burned by En-
ragged hob.
IBy Associated Press i

MACON, GA. Nov. a.--A heavily
armed mob OF some 400 persons early
this morning burned alive Paul Booker
negro, who had attacked a white
woman. about two miles from the out
skirts OF this city. The negro's body
was riddled with bullets, but ne rolled
over several times after the gasoline
poured over him had been ignited
Inc woman, a fifty-year-old widow.
was returning home from church last
hiSht when attacked. She had accom-
panied ncighbors TO their .lome and
then struck out through the fields to-
ward her own house. When near her
nome the negro grabbed her. she states.
c:ioklng her. and struck her n blow on
the forehead.
The woman had presence OF mind
enough to wipe her hand across the
cash on her head and then upon the
heSro's siirt. marking him with her
own blood for identification
Inc negro was captured shortly after
midnight by the Ralcy brothers in n
boNcar BY this time the whole com
nnnity was in arms and the sheriff and
MS deputies had arrived on the scene
For an .iour and Il half the sheriff
worked upon the alibi given by the
negro, but found that what Jones had
said was false ''''''
Judge IL. a. Matthews. in charging
the grand jury at the opening Of Bibb
superior Court this morning. instr,ct-
ed that thorough Investigation he
made or the lynchinG of Paul Booker.
negro, near Crumps Park early today.
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NO BREAK OFF CONSEQUENCE
REPORTED AMONG; STRIKERS


CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Today, the first
real test day in the nation wide strike
or the hituminous coal miners, passed
without break OF any consequence IN
the general cessation OF production. de-
spite the inactivity of tie leaders of
the United Mine Workers of America.
because OF the governments restrain
ing order.
During the day there was a further
movement of troops into affected areas.
although only one minor disturbances
was reDorted
Although there was report that n
break among union miners had oc-
CURED In the Northern West Virginia
nelds, Where, 1t was said. fifteen mines
were In operation, miners and opera-
tors alike asserted that the production
or sort coal was paralyZed. II was re-
ported that somc union miners resumed
work In one Colorado mine when opera
tors and union officials agreed upon a
settlement. whereby operators would
make such wage Increases as were
'ater made effective in Eastern fields.
Nonunion Mines In Operation.
Nonunion mines in PennsylvaniA AMI
West Virginia were In operation today
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AMERICAS COAL STRIKE
IS DREADED BY FRANCE
Sole Hopc for Relief From Firclcss
Misery Rests in This
Country.
BUT ONE WEEKS FUEL SUPPLY
Electric and Gas Plants and All
Paris Factories Must Close il Coal
Is Not Received During Next
Three Days.
BUT ONE WEEK's FUEL SUPPLY
tBy Universal Service.1

PARIS. Nov. 3.-with two-day
blizzard sweeping across France,
causing terrible misery due to lack OF
fuel. official figures published today
show that Frances sole hope for relief
lies in coal shipments from America
:. Coincident with the report from
New York that the coal strike in the
United states is tying up coal expor-
tation from America, the French Fuel
Ministry announces that there is not
enough coal in sight TO- supply France
Tor one week.
Mems Catastrophe for France.
Public opinion in Paris is at fever
pitch' awaiting with fear and trem-
ping PIN every scrap OF news from Amer
icn ABOUT the coal strike there, rcaliz-
WIZ, mean nc aT,o catastrophe for France.
ceiWed within three days, it, is an
nounced the. electric and gas plants
ns Is rSs Meii n.iI as al factories in and around
ing hundreds OF thousands out of en-
pioyment. Transport in thar case vii,
be cut to the barest necessities and ali
express trains will be cancelled
NO one seems to know whether any
sonslderabIe ,, coal shipments from
f>h'ericn U are now en- route to France.
woo% M%pd sells flsySnd far Reach a"I,s OF Poor.
a price beyond the reach OF the poor'' '
added to this comes the ncreasinE ujnt
l1Gk lhaS Of fuel. There is serious mix /;
se@ionsg snoir,nge, TOO TOO From the devastated
BaDies there are threatened with
SstarXation, as the Germans refuse IN
itInnil itdnil their pledge to surrender the
Anticipat ting the suspension of train
Sin SSSiralce mere, thousands are hocking to
TTfSs' The Nente Monfe Carlo and other resorts,
crowded to Overlooking, many refiron.
sleeping on park benches
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MEX7CAMS ON STRIKE
ASK FOR HELP FROM
AMERICAN WORKERS
Call on Samuel Con,pers 10 Use
Good of ices in OriSabu
Situation.
IBy Associated pres.1

LAREDO, TEN, Nov 3.-StrikinG
Mexican workmen will ask material
aid from the American Federation OF
dor, according to word received acre
today from Aguascalientes in the Mex
ican state of the same name, where
decision to that effect was reached by
the strikers central committee.
II also was announced at Agus-
callentes that messages had been sent
10 Mexican labor syndcates urging n
general strike throughout the southern
republic ON occasion of happenings
zone OF Orizaba, State OF Vera Cruz.
where strikes have been in progress
IN its message to Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Fednration
or Labor. tho Mexican control commit
Tee asks that the good offices of the
ran american Federation of Labor be
eHerted In the general strike in Oriza ba.
and the situation is prccarious for the
workmcn" "
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WILL NOT CONSENT
TO RESERVATIONS
Democrats Will Defeat Treaty
Before Yielding to Senator
Lodges Program.
EACH SIDE BLOCKS OTHER
Continuous Deadlock Perform
ance Follows Efforts to Fix
Date for Final Vote.
EACH SIDE BLOCKS OTHER
rRv Associated p-.,,r

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-Further in
dicaiions that the peace treaty fight
may lead to continuing deadlock de-
veloped today while the Senate leaders
were irving in vain to fix definite
Adins,ro,on ro,i Ga ss1atols on Tatication
that the final vote be taken this week,
indicat ted purpose TO defeat ratitica-
iion by combining with the treatys
irreconcilable opponents should the
TEeseryations adopted by the Foreign
inc ratification resolution.
whether the administration forces
then could present an alternate resolu-
tlon under Senate rules was brought
ers. who predicted that even If such a
resolution got consideration, II, too
would be voted down.
Hours Debate Gets Nowhere.
An hour OF debate on the subject got
nowhere. and the Senate went back
ments 1t may reach a vote tomorrow
on the amendment of Senator La Fol
lette. Republican. Wisconsin. to strike
out the labor provisions and then. un-
less some new plan is devised to has
ten action. other amendments and a
long list OF proposed reservations will
De taken up under the tedious rule of
The administration proposal for a
vote this week was. presented by Sena-
CRATIC leader, after he had blocked
one by Republican Leader Lodge cali
:ng IN Tor final vote on November IL. "A
! i.
Hitchcock. would mean that the only
opportunity for showdown on rati-
uca tlon must come a resolution
orawn up by the treaty's enemies and
containing reservations unacceptable
TO tho administration Senator's.
blocks Administration Program.
Nit Lodge. in turn, blocked the ad :
ministration program, which would
nave provided for vote Thursday on
the committee ee resolution with it's reser-
vations, and you'd have left Friday,
and Saturday for. consideration or any
the Democrats and the mild reserva-
| ton Republicans.
| To open the way for such a move
AFTER ratification vote had been taken
would mean upsetting Senate rules en-
ilreiy, MT. Lodge declared, adding thdt
II me treaty,s friends voted against
ratincatlon with the committee rcser-
vat!ons they would place the treaty "in
grave danger"
Although Senator Hitchcock did not
dehnitely announce his intention to
nelp vote down the committee resolu-
llon. nc argued that such course
loiIowed by presentation of a compro-
Iair Supporting this stand Senator
Pittman. OF Nevada. another Demo-
cratic member of the committee said
ne never would vote for the treaty IL
the committee reservations went in.
Conter with Vice-President.
senate parliamentarianS said there
was no precedent to throw light on
me question of whether defeat OF the
committee resolution would be a final
rejection OF the treaty or would leave
ane way open for offerin. other ratf-
EEcation proposals. Late in the day
ssenators Lodge and Hitchcock con-
the subject "
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COUNTIES TO ALSO
SELECT OFFICIALS
Polls Will Open Here at $50 and
Close Tonight at 5:O8
O'clock.
FIVE GUBERNATORIAL RACES
Maryland, Kentucky, Massachu-
setts, Mississippi and New Jer-
sey to Name Chief Executives.
FIVE GUBERNATORIAL RACES

Virginia citizens will go to the polls
today between sunrise, at sac O'Clock,
and sunset. at 5:o8 o'clock, and cast
their ballots for 40 members of~the
General Assembly and the full number
OK elective county officers. They will
also vote for two members OF the State
Corporation Commission. Judge Will
liam f. Rhea and Berkeley D. Adams,
both unopposed. All banks and State
Offices will be closed for the day.
Onicers TO be chosen in the 90 coun-
ties OF the State include the sheriff,
Commonwealths attorney. clerk. COM
missioner of revenue. treasurer, jus
tices Of the peace and members OF the
Boards Of Supervisors.
Many Are Renominnted.
Members CT the House OF Delegates
Will be elected for a term of two years
and Senator'S for four years. More
than so per cent OF the present mem
bers OF the Senate are standing for re-
election. About 40 per cent OF the
DELEGATES are in the race.
Republican strength is centered
chiefly in counties in the western and
sT9,uthwestern portions of the State.
There both the parties have nomi-
hces and for the Legisla ture. and the
choice VIII be made at the polls today.
f1ot flEht In NOckinE ham.
IN the Rockin CHAM senatorial dis
trict trinoi an ,, especially hot hgh. is being
Democrat =, and John Paul. Republican.
have wag,ed an, intensive campaign
featured seatuI by political meetings and
TT, There gil, be no Republican opposi-
and Morgan Mills are running for the
Hoh
y. Wilcox. Edward r. Fuller, James
II. Price. and Albert Boschen for the
House of Delegates.
H. IN only 1--WE States today * Kentucky
MaryIand, Massachusetts. Mississippi
Prohibition Fight in Ohio.
prohibition occupies the center OF
ments-the former relating TO iegisia
tive ratification of the Federal prohi
entorns ertion ame1dment nc, and the prohibition
Legislature and the latter to a def
milton Of 2.75 as unintoXicating li0uor
and repeal of that constitutional State
wide prohibition.
Kentucky also votes on Statewide
Prohiottion. and in common with Mary
Iand' Iai1' MASSACHUSETTS,, New Jersey and
| branches of the State Legislature. The
chief duty before New York is election
OF assemblymen and Supreme Court
Vote on Constitutions.
constitutional questions confront
Illinois, Nebraska and Texas. Illinois
and Nebraska elecet delegates to con-
| stitutional conventions, while Texas
passes on call for similar convcn-
ton and six constitutional amend
meniS: There are no elections in the
far West
Voters of Newport News today will
decide whether or not the city is to be
governed under the city manager plan,
ana elect state Senator and member
or the House of Delegates