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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
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by RlAZZ BERRY

Worms eat n hole In Detroit
outfield's bat--E Eyah-Mr. Jen.
nings.
Hughey Jennings and Ty Cobb
want to wind up their old age in a
blaze OF glory. hut all that depends.
Supposin' some migrate would steal
all those $50 sticks Cobb. Veach and
H1agsted tote aroundT Yea, even
Hseai the pattern OF them7 Where
are there any such sticks as those ?
Funny about the Tigers. Anyone
who can play outneld for Detroit can
hit around $50. Hughcy has some
kind Of mysterious bat he presents n
player with soon as he joins the outer
works No matter who the player
Il. they always bat the same. on
account Of the scarcity of building
material during the war. Hughey
feared he would run short OF the
favort,e weapons. but the armistice
was signed IN time TO make up a
fresh batch for this season. when
they wanted TO demohilixed Samson's
strength. they cut his hair II they
want 10 effectively stop the Tigers
they'll have TO demobilize their bats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
HOLD AMATEUR GOLF
MEET IN ST, LOUIS

The United States Golf association
announces that a preliminary ls.hole
qualifying round will be played at
oakhurst, August l6, TO facilitate the
handling of record field that will
line up for the national amateur
championship. The preliminary
round will cut the number of en-
trants to Ga, that will be eligible to
start In the 36-hole qualifying test.
on August is.
The double qualifying system was
tried out in Detroit in 1915, when the
entering field was unusually large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

GTlSB

Lon brown. crack basketball
player. may not he able TO play with
the ". ". &. A. this year, He 10 just
recovering from . surgical operation
and " L. doubtful N he will be In
condition TO play this fall.
The ~" tank is closed this week for
repairs.
The association gymnasium has
been rep~infed and is ready for fall
work.
Glasses open at the ~ on September
11th.
doc" speideI still retains the "y'
haadbait title. The sport 10 gaining
in popularity at tho association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
HERR SIGNS HURLERS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. o.
Manager Eddie Herr OF Salt L a X e
has signed Pitchers Main and Wat
son. Watson formerly pitched for the
Philadelphia Nationals. Main pitched
for Salt Lake during the early part
OF the season. with these two. Herr
now has seven pitchers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
At the Traps

One OF the target.breaking events
10 take place prior TO the Grand
American Handicap Trapshooting
tournament In doubles target
match for the Hazard trophy be
tween II. r. Ebert. Dies Moines. Ia.
(holderl. and James South Day. OF
New Orleans. La. tchallengerl
The Grand American Handicap
trapshootlng tournament will take
place at the South Shore Country
club. Chicago. H., August II to IS.
both dates inclusive. The doubles
target match viii take place on Ell
Their August 3 or 10. The all-around
trapshooting championships are
scheduled for the 9th. and the South
Shore Country club Is holding a reg.
istered shoot on the 10th. The dou-
bles target event will be worked in
on one OF these days.
Ebert defended the Hazard trophy
this year during the Iowa state
shoot. defeating T.. c. Hinshaw, of
Spirit Lake. and came within one
target OF the record for the event
Ebert Is the present amateur trap
shooting champion OF Iowa. Jim"
Day, a few years ago. was one of the
leading professional shooters in the
country. After several years of re-
tirement he came back as an ANA
teur. and he is now shooting as well
as ever.
The Hazard trophy Ia emblematic
OF the worlds championship at dou
bles targets. The event is Mt 100
pairs. Appended Is a list OF winners
OF the various matches for the tro-
ply:
T-is-ii-wilmingt0n. Del. F. Gilbert lss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
I0.ROIfND BOgT

COLORADO CITY. Colo. Aug. a.
Johnny Grifiiths' good show n x
against Champion Jack Britton in
Denver earned the welterweight a
match against Ray Long OF Kansas
City for the Moose club boxing card
here August ~. The bout Will be 10
rounds TO a decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Know why wants 10 fight Jimmy
Wiide' Little, old. bald-headed
Johnny Couion, Coulon has placed
himself under the management Of Al
Iippe. who Is planning 10 make m
invasion Of England with . stable
Of boxer. and Couion has informed
Lipp~ that II he takes him aIsug he
Is quite certain he can whip wilde
IN he gets him In the ring. There
was time. long. long ago. when
touion very propabiy would hsve
whipped Wilde. hut. as stated. that
wns long. long ago. Couiou. 40 far
ms fighting h concerned, In now >
little old man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

L,INDING n bride on a mysteri-
J. Gus island Is only one Of the
many thrills I'm Hearts Of Three"
Monday in The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

The state swimming meet plans are
being made. The event will he held
the first week In September, accord
ing TO present plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Mansell-Smith. last years winner.
will defend his championship again.
lie will have some strong compcti'
ton in the Caliiornians and from
the other outsiders not to forget the
local stars entered.
Vancouver Stars
From Vancouver Milne and Verify
will defend the honors OF British Col.
umhia. Milne Is the inland cham
pion OF the north.
Wallace Scott and Guy Fiyc will
como over from Tacoma Cap"
Pringle may play. but his entry is
not certain.
Phil Neer. the boy star from Port
land. IL also expected TO play. altho
he may ~ unable 20 come 10 Seattle.
He Is playing Wallace Scott OF
Tacoma for the Northwest champion
ship at Tacoma today.
Young Cady. the Idaho champion.
completes the list OF outside stars
expected to play.
MORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

The seals made plenty Of hits. but
couldn't find the home plate. Result
Tigers won. 60 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
Veterans Enter

Shr A94tit AAa AoNAA N'tNtaas ta3
decided to play. altho he has done
but little tennis work this year. lie
win play with sam Russell. another
local veteran in the doubles. Russell
Is a golf fiend thcs. days and has
not been on the courts much this
season.
Bob wabraushek and Marshall Al.
len are among Scattle'a younger
stars entered BIN Noilan. city play
field king. and Bruce Hesketh are
also entered. Both OF these players
made strong showings In the city
meets this year
Don Waller and Percy Chamber.
lain are the university stars In the
lists.
Wahraushek and Mansell.Smith
win team In the doubles. They
should give the other pairs n hard
battle. Gardner and Fottrell VIII
also make the going rough for the
other entries.
spokane Stars
Jack Wright and Bob Harper ar.
two young Spokane stars who are
also expected to make a good show
Ing.
sara Lvingstone. Wayne MELON.
aid. Mrs. Bragdou. Gertrude
Schrclnsr. Myra Iambuih. Mrs.
Cushing. Miss Wheaton and Mrs.
Fording are the leading women play
ers, Miss Livingstone has won high
honors in the womsn's singles for
several seasons and IL one OF The
best women players on the coast.
Admissions will he charged. The
meet Is open 10 the public. The Fir.
Loeb courts can be reached by the
East Madison St car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
KAL1 VI
EJut39sG

Fannie Durack and Minnie wylie, the
famous Australian swimmers. now In
New York, are due In Seattle In October.
They won't do any exhibition work In Sc
attic unless they come down in their
price. says Manager Sherwood of the
Pool. They still think that this is n fairy
land or the klondike.
Donald Nickers will lead his Crys-
tai Pool team against tho n mp
Lewis and Tacoma swimmers In
meet at American lake next Satur-
day.
Lambert Sternhaugh is motoring thru
Colorado and will not return 20 Seattle
for month or 40. He is one OF the
stars of the local team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

one OF the most important
members OF the White Sox crew
this year In Harry Stephenson.
the trainer. Cicotte and VIII
liams have been winning regu-
lariy for the HoBemen. but N
either should fail. where would
the Sox wind up In the inevitable
skid ccllarward7 So II is up 10
Chicago 10 keep Cicottc and VIII
liams In the game and at their
best. That is where Harry
Stephenson comes in. Harry has
charge OF the star pitching arms.
He has his linimentH and salvea,
his messages and baths and
every known method OF keeping
Cicot,e and Williams on the slab.
He's done n good job Of II No far.
4 day doesn't pass without an
inspection OF the great pitching
arms that Chicago believes win
put the sox in the worlds series
again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Cleveland and Boston each got four
runs In single inning. but the Indians
added an extra one and trinmphod. 8
70 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
ROUND COAST BASES


Yesterdays winners--sest,is. Vernon.
Los Angeles. Sacramento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Let's 20 eat at Boidfs--uptown,
lal4 Sd Ave-; downtown, 913 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
acquet Stars Will Open State Net Meet Here Monday
BIC STAR BIKE RACE TO BE RUN AROUND GREEN LAKE AUGUST
Crack Calf ornia Court Stars Are
Entered in Washington Session.;
Get Under Way on Erloch Courts

MansS Defend Singles T Strong Entries Wallace
Scott and Ebe Coming Tacoma Portland
Anderson Win Not Able Play Title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

White st. Claire a eolored iightweiKhx.
who has fought Jimmy Duffy. Fowler.
and the rest OF the crack Southern l35-
IL anxious 20 work in the
Northwest. He IA in Los Angeles now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Billy Wright fights Joe smonich. mid
slew.ight champion Of the sIst division.
in Butte, Mont. August Is. slmonich
recently won match over Johnny TIL
man OF 81. Paul there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

A dispatch from France says that Car
pen,ier has gone into the movies. Car
pentlcr r. 30 popular In France that ne
should make q great hit even II he can't
ACT lick. And they say he's 70 hand
Some that Z, won't be surprising n he b.
comes the French Francis X Bushman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

The recent Ted I1wis-Jack Britton
contest IN New Jersey drew a Sfz.stf
gate. Britton received ss,7ssss for his
end; Lewis ss.0773o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Capt. Bob Roper. late Of the Y. q
army. who aspired to the heavy
weight championship. has returned
TO Chicago from Mexico, where ~
boxed 10 rounds with Jack Johnson.
The former champion. Roper sayu.
Is still In good physical ccndition,
but he IL down and out financially.
Roper is under the management u
Charley Cutler, the wrestler.
Leo Houck and Al Crun.n hnve 49,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

The Athletics had an off day. They
t~at the white Sou TO In extra
inninxs, bat came hack In the sec
ond game and lost. 9 to q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
d6Rr,r,.,,.rviI

BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Nst,owut League
Philadelphia az Cinrlnnsti--cisar.
Boston 81 ~ touis--cisar
Nsw York At Chicago clear.
ureokiya 81 Cinrinnatt--Cisar.
American League
Chicago az Washington Clear.
~ Louis 81 HassoN Clear
Detroit AZ Philadelphia
Cleveland ~ New NeFk--Cissr.
Coast League
Vernon At San Franrtsno.
NAit Lake At sacramento.
Portland At Seattle.
Oakland at Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Ferd schnpp pitched for the Cardi-
mails. The Braves won. o to 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Leo Houck and AL Grunsn have been
matched TO box 10 rounds at Miami
Aria. August 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09
WATCHING THE scoREBoARD

= Nss,srday's hero--Wiisur Cooper. lie
held tho Dodgers 10 oas III, and nary
run whlis the Pirates accumulated three
of shs latter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

Walter H~nther mss.ared the hall
for the Red. and u enabled them to
defeat the rhlIiIe. 4 to g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-09

The Queen Arns Merchants play the
bouth Park outfit a, South Park sun
lay.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
The Firms Listed Above Handle High-Class Goods
That Is Why You Will Find The Richmond Virginian Among
the Articles They Sell
MILL1oN-DoLLAR GAIN FOR SAFE FARMING.

Did this have an effect upon the
finances of the county? 1t did. In
two ways: First, because the county
produced more of it's own focd and
feed, mor OF it's cotton came back &c
the county In cash rather than ir
necessities purchased with cotton
money: second. the faruers got ID
good cash income from their other
crops besides cotton. mainly because
the county agent showed them how &c
ship farm products comparatively In
carload lots.
Big Jump in Cash Reserve.
On January /. 1915, tah total
amount of deposits in the banks OF
the county was $54s, 500. The figures
for 1918 are as follows:
Amount on deposit in the
five county banks on
January /, 1919 .sl.o45,1lh
Liberty Bonds sold in the
county during 1918 -. 225,0oo
War Savings Stamps 27s.oeo
-
Total $l,a4o,1ab
This is an increase over saJnuafyL.
1916, OF t995,522, mainly accounted
for from the ready sale Of food ard
feed crops plus h saving OF the cash
money. ~ s.
A single crop Is always a menace,
but a well-balanced agriculture means
prosperity. declare the. specialists 0f
the United States Department OF Agrt-
culture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
GOOD NEWS COMES
FOR STRAP-HANGER

Detroit. Mich. April 6.--Henry
Ford has perfected a new type OF
street a which he promises will re-
duce the cost of operation to APPOINT
where a profit can be made in three
cent fares to the public. The a is
propelled by a combustion engine fed
with gasoline. The new engine Is OF
the liberty motor type. small and cas-
lily operated. In making this an
nouncement OF the new invention,
Charles E. Screnzen, Iancrai manager
of. Henry Fcrd T. Son tractor plant.
said:
The day OF the electric driven
street car Is at an end Our new car
Is ready and will be offered to cities
during the summer.
Engineers condemn the present
street railway system on the ground
Of expense. 1t costs too much. II
requires great dynamoa capable Of
carrying the peak loads OF modern
trafic. ton OF costly cables. feed wires
and bonds made OF copper, forests Of
poles. cross-arms and hangers.
Besides, the weight OF the motors
compel nor heavily constructed cars
than the traflc really calls for. and
this leads to street danger.
Then the destruction wrought on
underground conduits and pipes b
e~lectrolysfs is q constant source OF ex-
pense and loss. as every department Of
public works knows.
THE gasoline engine We are using
in our street car will s~upplantNhe eiec-
trio motor In street railway transpcr-
tation.
TT il cheaper. Tho cost OF operat-
ing the electric car Is tweAty-four
cents a . mile. The 9 of operat-
ing q gasoline propelled
same capacity Ia twelve
ought to ba about thres
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07
THE CzEUHo-sroyAK REPUBLIC
Edgar Mels, In Leslie's.)

AA~AShT fHtAc, LII l}EslB 81
President Masaryk, tall, slender, ap-
Iparently fifty, yet admitting to sixty
eight years of age. a former membed
OF h Austrian Reichsrat, a fugitive
from his native land, prescribed, and
ia price on his head, has since then
returned to Prague to assume the
presidency of the new republic.
The Czecho-Slovak republic son.
tains 10000 square miles, populated
most densely, some 337 human beings
to the square mile, according to the
last available figures. There are
some 100. 900 Czechs,> generally
600 are In Bohemia, $4,000 in Ger
many and 500, 900 in the United
States. OF Slovaks there are 3,1l2.-
600, 100000 being in the new re-
public and half a million in this
country.
The republic forms a quadrangle
bounded by the Bohemian forest. the
iheg Sudetic mountains
and the Little 7Cafpathians. The for
Imer German Empire bounded 1T on
three sides and only on the cast did
the land come into physical contact
with the Slavs-fn SiIesia with the
|MoravtA and Hungary, where it reach
ed a national hand TO the Slovaks.
Cxcchs were In the present Bo-
hernia some 900 years b. c. Present
history finds them in $40 A. d, when
the Avars entered oBhernia and drove
out the Gcrnanic tribe. the Marcom-
ami which had dispossessed the
Celtic Boil or Boil, after whom 30
hernia had been named.
Slowly the CZechs emerged from
semi-barbarisrn until. in the ninth
century. the great Moravian realm
of Svatopluk. was conquered by the
Magyars. The first and perhaps
legendary rule was Krok, whose
daughter Lfbusa ruled so wisely that
her nation became a pattern for her
But there were those
who were FESTIVE under feminine
domination. and so one day they de-
manded that she choose q husband 10
rule them.
BEYOND the hills" she is said to
have answered this demand, lis "A
small river called the Betina. On It's
banks is the village of Stadia near
which Is a farm. There o will find
your future ruler blowing behind n
team OF spotted oxen. His name Is
Premysl."
And for centuries the Premysl race
ruled the Czechs-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07


!, A. aas 800 'ps 80
or the currency, makes PUBLIC MS
statement concerning tng- national
banking system:
- -
recent ornc'ai returns snow tnar
h national banking system ID expe-
riencing n continuous and ~ ttl,er
rrorth - 1nt r., a 49,
e'S"N' NV o"s :" aA1
but also In the r1moer CT
appSfczfsyfsg TgassasA ssar eeasrt ess fer
new national hanks ana fo- permission,
- .-- 49,.
70 ihcrease . capitas Oh the EXIST
ing oaIhs. -
A'ons WIN thIs cAceptioi,ai stoNtH
enere mas oeeH n y oeueiseu
! sihplioh Irom Iaiiurs hatiphals
oafu ~. naa n, as't raar,
oniy TWO hatlohal banks CUT - heaFiNg
s.ooo were placed an enarss o. receis
ers' n capital 81 those t~@ peinR
only s226,ooo' n record has meyer
peen eauaieo IN the pas swenty-ht
years H
me RECORDS zen Is snat q naalo'atg
IN amount OF the slI,v 'eVesVvV sf
noerty ponds heretotoTe sore we1s
pIacea throush our s5dVV atlo
pahks, ana tnese nanSs are noM 81
an exceptionaily strons poslt-en ~ Aitf@
-
extend to theif esisssF.sees any nein
that may De heeue S. carry thffr
purchases.
me reports just ihuIcatr
ina me deposits and q Lhe
haeional banks or the thited s.ates
on aiarch ., AsAs teXciusiVe q Ne@
iork city' Whefe there was some re-
uuctioh(' were tne greatest eFeI -
ported III inc history OF .'he halionaa
| oanklng system Ihnse increases are
WluelS nIstr,ou'ea IN
states' arseiS among tase. sohn,ay
banks. ~hers me gfo"th OF deposits
mas peer tonsp.cuous
Duripg me tnree months en9ing
aprl' !, lsis, nihety-slx applicAllp1s
were received TOT oharteFs ioT new
natiolal oanks, ana snhI,eisht ~,
p.icat.ons LOT increases IN tHe capstat
9. ehis,ihg hatiohai BANKS WeTe NJ
pipneu =,
luese 80 appilcatiohS AUr nAW
chaI'ers ~ increases same from
nHts-seVeh states, uiseripu'eu IS I1-
lows; new Ehgiana o. Ess,e.n, 80
Hou.he.h- -, ntoote' ~ "EFh
-. aho acihc, ~.
asAtns . lalkcSs
nuI.per % charters <. heW ns r.pah
oahks s.hce an"ars wsIe sMas.
!. Z
iorh'o' Massachuset.T. slihhsScfN
anu NahsiS' . eaoff t,issisafst
phto, -soIth iaho,as oAi&ioiia ahu
iuaho. > each.
IN tne nia,cer %, A9ass ps3s ~ II aP~ss
ItaI, app4icatons tor iresenses were
i approved Ior eieVeh oanks ~ iexds,
slsnt m IenhsSlVahia SIX w NsW
iork, i've eaen N So'ta ,aro'na, -
u"nn anu Jniahoiha, h,io louI easn
IN virginia iiihois' Nortn bakota ANU
IaI.Iorhia.
from January 4, i3As. 70 .Aprli VI
Iorty-iour charters HIvA tsems EThnseu
TOT new nationai Dalaks. InIre re
quests were refused. ana a~ppifGatieh
LOT Aes new charters are Cow unuef
ihveMisation ana yet TO ne acted UPON
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07

.cHANCERY COURT OF CITY OF
RICHMOND. er~ ,
Adotph Jacobs Administrator
vs..
Rhona Jacobs. ct ais.
To All Creditors OF Adolph Jacobs,
deceased:
Take notice: That on April Is. 1919
at IL O'Clock A. M at my Offices. Nos
5o6-7 Mutual building, Richmond. Va.
| will take an Accoun Of all debts and
liabilities Of the said Adoiph Jacobs
and Of all claims and demands
against his estate In the order of their
priority. II any. as directed bv the de-
cree of the chancery court OF the city
Of Richmond. entered on March IL. 1919,
IN the above entitled cause. At which
time and place o arc required to At
tend.
JOHN b. MINOR,
Commissioner.
Sol. Cutchins, p. q.
March II. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07

The object OF this suit Is to obtain
a divorce by the plaintiff from the de-
PENDANT on the ground OF adultery.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant la not a resi-
dent of the state of Virginia, 1t is or
dered that the said Minnie c. Baker,
the defendant, do appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication
of this order and do what is necessary
to protect her interest In this suit.
A copy-Teste:
SAMUEL r. wADDII1L, Clerk.
Geo. J. Hooper. p q
April I. 1919.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-07

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
FARM CONTAINING ONE HUNDRED
ACRES IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY.
Default having been made in the
payment OF a certain deed of trust.
dated june 90. 1915. n duly recorded
In the clerks Office of the circuit court
of Chesterfield county. Va, and being
requested so to DO by the beneficiary,
l will sell at public auction. on the
premises.
at~3: O'Clock NJ,
FRIDAY, APRIL III, 1919.
to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate. to-wit: All that
tract Of land in Chesterfield
county, Virginia. containing n hun
dred tioo) acres. being one-half of the
tract called Hickory HILL" which ID
bounded on the north and a by the
tract Of one hundred (1e0) acres now
or formerly owned by Franklin Myers,
and on the south and west by H. K
Graves estate. being n hundred
(l0o) acres assigned to p. ID. Winfrey
in the division OF h estate OF r. b.
Winfrey. In the ! OF Winfrsy VS..
Christian and others. Chesterfield
court. December I. 1895, plat
book I. page 271. clerks office.
TERMS: Cash as to the debt secured
this deed Of trust. to-wft: $1,000
and interest from June 90, 1917. and
a. to a second deed Of trust on
said pxonerty SECURING $500 with in-
terest thereon from February ~. 1917.
until date Of sale. and the costs and
expenses Incidental to this sale. in
= trustees commission Of Ave
per cent, and $50 the cost Of a prior
advertisement under this deed OF
trust; n the residue as announced BY
trustee on the day OF sale.
w. s. ROBINSON,
Trustee.
April 8, 1919.