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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-15
Poles Control Mjpsk.

Poiish troops have occupied the city
of Minsk. Minsk is some 200 miles
east of the borders of the old province
OF Poland.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-15
France Takes $400, 600, 900 Lot.

Paris.-An agreement for the sale
OF American army stocks in France for
$500, 00O, 900 has been signed
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-15
Bwana rescues Meriem and
takes her home to his wife, who
adopts the girl.
Gro BE coNTINUED.)
loo Qetermined

% DtltFHIhed.
Baker, thought Hazard was deter
mined TO join the army?
Barker-He was; he was too deter
mined; he was so determined that the
recruiting officer elected him for being
latfooted.-Puck.
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TO START WORK ON
TOLEDO FIGHT ARENA

TOLEDO. O.. May 13.-Work on the
arena where the WIllard-Dcmpsey fight
will be- held here July 4th. probably will
be started this week. Tex Rickard, pro-
motor Of tho fight announced today. The
contract may be awarded tomorrow to a
Toledo company.
J. L. Mclaughlin. Of San Francisco.
architect for Richard. said today. that
tho arena here will he just four times as
large rs thn ono built by him al Reno.
for the Jcffrics-JOhnSon championship
fight The seats in the arena will have
"A maximum height Of 81 feet. while tho
arena itself will be an cight-sidcd az
fair. six hundred feet across. This
means that those sitting on the last rows
will 3nu feet from the ring. which will
he the regulation championship size. -
feet square.
Richard has announced that only $50
-ingSide seats will be reserved for news
paper men. He requested that ncwSpap-
crs wishing working space for their sport
writer's make formal application by mail
for seats.
The advance sale OF seats. which will
range in price from $40 Ia $50 will open
ON nr about May "a Richard stated to-
day.
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TR|ADELPH |A
VS.. CATHEDRAL
rEADELPHA HIGH AND CAT aA'-
DIAL WILL LINEUP FUR S6S-
oND TunE OF SEASON.
Game VIM Be Played This Afternoon
On The wheeling Park Grounds.

Cathedral High baseball team will 30
To Wheeling park this afternoon. If the
weather permits. TO play tho Triaoeiph'a
District High nine for the second t'mc
this season. In the first encoun'ei
Cathedral was defeated by an 10
score. Despite this fact the Cadets OK
pect to come through with Victory
in the game this afternoon.
For the Triadelphia lads Clovis VIII
likely start the game, on the mound ana
straub for Cathedral. Clovis is Triaaei-
nhia's best bet. The way he performed
against Cathedral on Friday anu
Moundsville the following day looked
GOOD to Coach Miller. Captain Mike
O'Bricn Will play his second game as
the captain Of out the pike nine.
For Cathedral Gorsuch will do the re-
ceiyins, this youngster is the only
regular from last years nine left. ana
is playing fine game for his final year
in second. he Is fast on the bases ana
dangerous when at bat
On Saturday Cathedral Will 60 70
Moundsviue for game with the repre-
sentatives Of the high school there-
Triadelphia has no game scheduled 1or
the latter part Of the week.
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P, g. E, G, Nine TO
Lineup WITH EAGLES
AT FERRY SUNDAY
PATTERSON AND ELM GROVE TEAM
WILL PLAY SECOND GAME
OF SEASON WITH EAGLES.
Game VIII Be Played at League PARK
Sunday Afternoon - Many we'll
Known Stars In Ferry Lineup.

Captain Reuthrrs. OF the Patterson
and Elm Grove baseball team. an
nnunccd last evening that he had ar
ranged for game with the Martins
Ferry Eagles To be played at League
park Sunday afternoon.
This will be the second game OF the
season for the Elm Grove boys Since
their game with the McConkcys several
weeks ago. several marked changes nave
been made III the lineup. and much
stronger team is expected 10 make lis
appcarancc on the field Sunday.
The Ferry Eagles is composed or
many former players from IN" old Mar
TINS Ferry Athletes: Baucrs ana NC
Conkcys. This will be their first game
of tho season. A game was scheduled
with the Athletes Of Martins Ferry, but
owing to the unfavorahlc weather con-
ditions, the game was called off.
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oUT-THE-PIKE SCHOOL HAS En-
TERED SEVERAL MEN IN YIELD
AT MoRGANTOwN.
Harry Workman Of huntington Beat
en- by Teammate In Trial
Jump.

MORGANTOWN. May 13.-(SpeciaD
Harry Workman. tn" leading star or
tho Huntington High school track as
cr1Eaiion. which comes here An even
ravoritc with parkcrsburg high for inc
state honors, has some rivals Tor IN
diridual honorS on his own team thls
year as he did in 1915. In mig Try
out rncc, "A, Huntington recently. Work
man was beaten in the running proao
iump nv both Martin and stuart or MS
own team. and the record workman
established in this event here last year
was broken by almost n foot. Martin 60
ing over twenty feet on his last leap
Stuar, who also beat Workman did not
Mace in the broad jump las, year.
Anderson a Star.
Anderson. Huntington youth. VII"
did only II d!ocrc work as compared
to Workman here last May 30th, was
second in the half mile: fourth in IN"
Discus and third in the mile. TINS year
he won both the half and the mile in the
Huntington high meet in great fashion
and is looked upon as the most loGicai
opponent for Deane OF Fairmont In the
Mile race. Grove the big football play
or who was All-state center on inc
Huntington team last year Is throwing
the Discus for his team this year. He
only weighs 256 pounds and with that
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SOX RECRUIT 8
CURVES BAT TED
BY THE BROWNS

CHICAGO. May 13.-St. Louis oattcd
Robertson a SoN recruit hard In tho nrse
two innings today. and won the final
game of the series, to /. Kerr sue
recded Robertson and shut out the
Browns the rest Of the way Shicag 20 :
long run was awarded by Umpire Sh'Is
on Austins interference with jackson
after muffng throw TO stop double
steal. Score:
r. H. +.
ST Louis ..1l0 nnn 600
Chicago 49,. .-Qnl 900 NV-4
Davenport and Mayer: Robertson. Kerr
and Scha1k.
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PETER AND FISHER IN BATTLE
PITCHERS, WITH REDS LOSERS

BROOEYN, May 13.-Brooklyn
nlayea the second extra inning game to-
day in succession. this time beating GIN
.cinnatl in the eleventh to 3. 1t was
q pitchcrs' battle between Pfetrer and
Fisher. both Of whom had won your
straight Both pitched great ball ana
both helped to- bat in nun WIN t~o
.o,,t IL me eleventh. successive singles
INV MYERS, Konctchy and Malone brought
in the winning run Fisher fielded nus
position beautifully. having eight as
sists. He received faultl"ss support
,Brooklyn.s two errors let in two runs IN
the third.
Brooklyn has signed First Baseman
ALLEN OF the Georgian college or Iech-
'nology. Pitcher Ni1jus has been re-
leased from the army and Will report
ThurSday. Score:
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Two out when winning run scored.
-In.tnnoti- o0e 900 01o 0-3
MroohIvn 900 40 OIL OIL
Two base hit. Magee.
Stolen bases-Neale. Konetchy.
Sacrifice hits-Groh Malone
Double plays-Pfeffer. Malone and
HSonetchy. Olso. L Magee and konctchy
Left on bases-Cincinnati 9: Brooklyn
q.
Base on balls-ofr Pfcffer 4: Fisher 2.
Hit by pitcher-By Pfeffer Is. Ma
Eee.)
Struck out-By Pfeffer l: Fisher L
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ASHLAND A. T..
WANT GAMES

Tho Ashland A. c.. Of Bcnwood. have
orpa,ized a baseball team and are ready
to meet any fast team in tn" Ohio valley.
This team would like to play any Of the
following teams next Sunday afternoon.
May 18th on tho Nick He'll grounds at
Benwood: Victor A. c.. Stog'eS. Rule A.
G. Any other amateur teams desiring a
game with this nine should answer
through this paper
The Ashland baseball team Is compos-
ed OF the following players: Finesan.
catcher: Filben. pitcher: Grcathouse.
shortstop; J. Greathouse. first base:
9honas, second base: Schafer. third base:
Ethey. left field: McKItrtck. center field;
Ash. right field and catcher Hughes.
right field; Davis. catcher; Han1ey. third
AaSA-
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TIMELY HITTING.


DETROIT. May 13.-Timely, hitting
by Cleveland batters and the unsteadi-
ness Of Detroit pitchers gave the VISIT
ors their second victory in the postponed
series today, S to 8. With Cleveland IN
the lead by four runs in the sixth IN
ming. Flagstead led a Detroit rally with
a home. run that fell only one short OF
tieing the score.
R H e
Cleveland .o2a o02 coO-S IL
Detroit .Ol0 OILS 0O0-5 IL l
Coumbe. Coveleskie and ONeiii'
Dauss, Cunningham and Ainsmith-
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Challenge

Tho Martins Ferry Playground base
ball team challenge any IA to l7-ycar-old
tenn in the Ohio valley for a. game for
any Sunday after May 18th. The Stogie
Juniors. 81. Johns Yankees. Silver Stars,
and any other teams Of this class are
asked 10 take notice. To arrange for
games call Martins Ferry PAM and ask
for Morton Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
GIANTS BEAT CUBS

NEW YORK. May 13.-Thc New York
Nationals defeated tho Chicago league
champions here today in the first game
Of the series to 2.
The Giants battcd Alexander hard. but
were unable to bunch their hits until
the sixth. when New York scored three
runs on singles by Young. Doyle. 'Kaurf
and Fletcher. The latteT< hit sent in
the two deciding runs. Benton. New
York pitcher. settled down after the sec
pnd inning. only three hits being made
off him after this inning. Score:
R H z.
rb;c.~o 10 600 900 n
New York. ...... nm Q03 noS-3 10 )
Alexander. Martin and Killifcr; Benton
and McCarty.
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Rotary A. c. Accepts
Globe Sprinkler Nine
Of Warwood Challenge

The Rotary A. c. baseball team nf this
CITY accepts tho Globe Sprinkler teams
challenge for game next sunday after
noon, May 18th. If the manager of the
Globe Sprinkler team will call 2042-J be-
tween S and o'clock Wednesday evening
FUN arrangements for the game can be
made.
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PIE, G, WANT 4
GAME: FOR SATURDAY

The Patterson and Elm Grove base
ball team is without game FOR Satur-
day afternoon and would like to arrange
with some fast team for game on that
date. And team answering this chai-
lenge should call Elm Grove l75-" ana
ask for Andrew Rcuthcr.
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The entry Of several men from Tria-
| Gclphia High school was somewhrl OF a
surprise az little had been heard oil
| them. Carl Miller, The former wesleyan
athlnir and great sprint"r is in charge
at Trladclphin and IN note sent WIN
! his entries says his boys LOOK E""o
| though Il" has not yet made them &"
| the limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-14
.JACOBSHOLDS
PIRATE BUNCH
IN THE P|NCHES

PHILADELPHIA May 13.-Philadel-
.phia defeated Pittsburgh to 2. prin-
'cipally because Of the effectiveness OF:
Jacobs. Cutshaw's drive into the LETT
tfield seats and tally handed to the Pr
irates by Jacobs lapse in the seventh
was all the scoring. Great outtelding
ny Bigbee and Meusel saved both pitch
hers. Score:
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The wiSe Fool

Success scdrom comes to man until
! late in life" observed tho Sage.
Yes" replied the Fool. ny tho tim"
[ a man has money enough 10 get all the
| pic he wants h. is n dyspcptic."
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ww WON EASILY.

BOSTON. May 13.-St. Louis scored
three runs on seven hits off Nehf in>the
first three innings and defeated Boston
today to . The fourth tally for the
Cardinals resulted from thre" errors.
Boston's run came in the third. on
Goodvin,s pass TO Meanwhile. Herzog s
triple and Powcll's pop single. Scorr:
r. H e
St Louis. 1o2 o1n 00n-4 10 ?
BOSTON 02c ono nno-2 Q
Goodwin and Clemens; Nehf. Film
KIM, and Wilson
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TEo-base hits-Whited. Mcusel. Ad-
ANS.
Home runs-Cutshaw. Crarath.
Stolen basea-Saier. Boeckel. Hamll-
ton. Pearce. Meusel.
Double play-Cutshaw tunasststeo.'
1,eft on bases-Pittsburgh s. Philadcl-
phia 4.
Base on balls-On Hamilton l. of
Jacobs I.
Hit by pitcher-By Jacobs (Sairr).
Struck out-By Hamilton l, by ia
cobs S.
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HOW THEY Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia s.: Pittsburgh. 2:
Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati. 3.
ST. Louis, / Boston. ,.
New York. 8: Chicago. 2,
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Standing Of Clubs.

Today's Cameo
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at St Louis.
New York at Detroit
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For any kind Of cement or concre
work. call P J. Gilligan. - Fourtee
St. Bell PAIR my.
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StandtnT Of Clubs.
Today's Games.

Today's Games
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Chicago al New York.
St Louis at Boston.
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TRADELPH|A HIGH SCHOOL ENTERS
IN STATE HIGH SCHOOL FIELD MEET
Miller Will Have Entries.

weight surely ought to hurl the discus
some distance.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games.
St. Louis 2; Chicago. I.
Cleveland. s: Detroit. 5.
Others not scheduled.
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Exciting Days in Old Virginia

"on his way back from Governor Spotswoods
eobacco plantation down tho river, Vaughn Is
pied Indians stealthily approaching through .
good less than two miles below tho stoekade.
Escaping their arrows by good fortune and riding
M hard as bis horse could carry him, hs arrived
In time to give warning OF the attack
Early Nr6inia Settlers
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BOWLING

masonic CLUB LEAGUE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-24
BLUES TO CARRY
ONLY IS men
Salary of Sixteenth Player to
Be Split.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March 24-ln
order to keep within the salary limit
of $4,000 a month for the teams in
the American association, George
Muehlebach, president of the Kansas
City club, has decided to start the sea-
son with Is instead of the Is players
allowed by the rules Of the association.
What the sixteenth man would cost
will be divided among the 15 players,
Further than to say that several OF
his prospects had signed since he had
decided to reduce his player limit with
corresponding increase in pay, Presi-
dent Mu%ehlebach declined to give much
information as to the PERSONNEL Of the
club for this year, He expects, how
ever, to have a good list signed before
spring training opens, March 20.
The Blues will train at home and
will report nine days earlier than the
date originally set, to prepare for some
exhibition games played here. Among
those scheduled are: st. Louis Ma
~tionals, March 20 and 80; Cincinnati,
April IL and 10; Chicago Nationals,
April 10 and 20. A trip through the
southern half of the Western league
circuit is planned, but the only dates
made are for those at Tulsa, April 8
and 6.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-24
PURYEAR NEXT
HERMAN OPPONENT

TULSA, okla, March 24.-Earl Pur-
year. fast phantom phenom, and the
classiest speed merchant IN the Ameri-
can ring today, is now the strongest
bidder for the bantamweight cham
%ptonship OF the world and expects to
he wearing the belt and swinging the
wand before the apple blossoms bloom
In May, He IL scheduled to meet Pete
Herman, champion Of the world, In a
l5-round decision boxing match at Tul-
sa on April 10. The decision will be
by referee and articles Of agreement
which Puryear has signed stipulated
to agree by n decision.
The fight the two men are to have
April 10 will be the second that they
have had. PuryeSr met the champ at
Tulsa several months ago and got the
newspaper decision over him. 1t was
a no-decislon contest, however, and
Puryear had to bide his time when he
got another whaCk at the New Orleans
boy. He has II now and Is to have a
fortnight Of training before he makes
his supreme effort to wrest the belt
from the boy who has held 1t so long
and 30 consistently refused to give the
other fellow 4 chance to take It.
The bout will bring together two of
the cleVerest boxers in America. Cham
pion Herman had battled before box
ing audiences All over the country and
his strength and ability are known.
Puryear, although universally rated as
among the five leading bantamweights
in tho United States. has never boxed
further east thar Chicago, although he
is well known In the Middle West and
South.
Puryear ought to win and Tulsa
money says that he viii. He carries a
grip fun Of clever stunts and a head
wise as a treeful Of owls and a punch in
each Of his mighty arms. Backing all
Of this is forceful stamina, a dependable
fighting frame and mighty Drawn. He
Is adroit and clever and liz a Foch
at tactics, a Petain at strategy and a
Pershing at execution. Whatever are
Puryear's strong points in hitting,
strongest point Is his punch, footwork,
anything else, his masterly ring gen
eralship which eXcels that Of any other
boxer in the ring today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made In the pay
ment OF the debts and obligations Sc
cured to be paid in a certain deed OF
trust, executed the 30th dav OF Decem-
Der, 1908, by J~uanita Freeman Ga
widow to the undersigned as trustees,
as same appears Of record In the office
Of the register of Shelby county, Ten
neSsee, in book 3Sl, page 800, and the
owner of the debt secured having re-
quested the undersigned to advertise
and sell the property secured by said
deed Of trust, this Is to give notice that
TUESDAY, APRIL /, 1919,
commencing at l2 o'clock noon, at the
southwest corner OF the courthouse.
Memphis. Shelby county, Tennessee,
and at the Adams avenue entrance
thereof, proceed to sell at public out
cry to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the following described property,
to-wit;
Situated in Shelby county. Tennessee,
az follows;
Tho west one foot Of lot No. 3 and
the east twenty-siX (26l feet OF lot ,
OF the Ford subdivision on the north
side Of Gayoso avenue, beginning at a
point in the north line OF Gayoso avenue
uinety-nine (99) feet west OF the east
line Of lot I, of said subdivision; thence
west with the north line Of Gayoso ave
nue. twcnty-seven (2O feet, thence
north and parallel with the west line
Of lot 3, one hundred and twenty-five
Ol25l feet more or less to the bayou:
thence eastwardly with said bayou
twenty-seven (2D feet more or less to
a point one foot east Of the west line
Of lot 3. thence sOuthwardly one hun
dred and twenty-five (126) feet more or
less to the point OF beginning,
All right and equity OF redemption,
homestead and dover waived in said
deed Of trust, and the title Is believed
50 be good, but we will sell and convey
only as trustees,
s, j. SHEPHERD,
JNO. G.. ADAMS,
J'r,,,tna.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-24
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
IN SESSION TODAY
Effort To Be Made to Change
Glass A Rule.

NEW ORLEANS, March 24.-Officials
or the southern association at their
spring meeting here today expect to
adopt a schedule for the 1919 season and
ulscuss the "seven-player rule" adopt
ed at the fall meeting in Birmingham
and which prohibits any club from car
rying more thaneseven men with class
A experience as late as 1917.
A draft of the schedule, already ar
ranged, will have 10 be changed as a
consequence of the unsettled question
as to whether Sunday baseball can be-
legally played in Tennessee, according
to league officials. 1t also was stated
there would be an effort made to
change the ruling as to class A players
A. J. Heinemann, president of the
New Orleans club, has protested that
in the proposed schedule New Orleans is
not given sufficient Sunday games.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-24
ROBINS ARRIVE.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March "a
ball club arrived here yesterday to
join the battery men who have been
training here for the past three or
four days. Yesterdays arrivals were
Jimmy Johnston. outfielder, and raw
mond S%Ghmandt, Lewis Malone and
catchers already here include Ruhe
Marquard, Leon Galore, Al Mamaux,
Larry Cheney, Burleigh Grimes. Otto
Miller, Jack Snyder, Mack Wheat and
'Ernie Kruger. Infielder Frank Bra
zlll is also here and others are expected
Comanche, which was due TODAY. but
failed to arrive. The Dodgers SQUAD
is expected to be complete within the
next day or two. President c.. II. Eb-
belts and Manager Wilbert Robinson
are also here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-24
Complete Training Sunday.

Moore and Herman wound up their
training Sunday afternoon by skipping
the rope and shadow boxing a bit at
Kupferschmidt's gymnasium, Quite a
number of fans were on hand to see
the boys put on the finishing touches,
and both Moore and Herman appeared
to be in great shape.
According to Moore, he is in the best
fighting condition of his career and the
same goes for Herman, who realizes
the importance of outpointing the fast
travelling Moore in tonight's battle.
Moore is one of the greatest bantams
in the game today, and he is crowding
Herman hard for the bantam limelight,
Herman realizes that the time has come
for him to decisively defeat Moore If
he is to retain the crown.
Moore is going in the ring tonight to
try hard for a knockout, though this
is quite improbable, as Herman is as
clever a fighting machine as there is
in the business and he'll be on the
lookout for any haymaker that Pal
may attempt. Moore has defeated Her
man once before and is fully aware of
the champions fighting style. and to-
night he will know how to proceed in
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-24

Default having been made in the pay
meut Of the debts and obligations Sc
cured to I've paid in a certain deed OF
trust, executed the 2i'h day Of pecem-
Der, 1908, by Juanita Freeman "a
widow to the undersigned as trustees.
as same appears Of record in the office
of the register Of Shelby cou JtN. Ten
uessee, in book 1881, page 2S9, AID the
owner Of the debt secured hay ng re
Quested the undersigned to advertise
and sell the property secured by satJ
deed Of trust, this is to give notice that
We win on
TUESDAY. APRIL /. 1919,
commencing at l. O'Clock noou, at the
southwest coruer of the c'urth use,
Memphis. Shelby county. Tennessee.
and at the Adams avenue entrance
thereof, proceed 10 sell at public out
cash, the following described property
tO-wit:
situated in shelby county, Tennessee
as follows;
'Cupp subdivision iu country lot 1872
fronting on the north sid" Of Gayosc
avenue fifty feet and running north
ninety 1907 feet more or less TO a ditch
or bayou, bounded on the east by lot
two and on the west by Bayou Gayoso.
All right and equity Of redemption
homestead and dover waived in SAID
deed of trust. and the title is believed
to he good. but We will sell and CONVEX
only as trustees,
S. J. SHEPHERD,
JNO. &. ADAMS,
Trusteea
This March 10, 1919.