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The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
TEX. CONTINUES
SHIPBUlLDINC
By Associated Press

Beaumont, Texas, April 22-
Texas Shipbuilders believe there
will be market for al! the yes
sells they can turn out and will
continue operations, regardless
f the Emergency Fleet Corpora
ton order oancelling contracts
for boats on which work had not
started At the shipyards here
and IN Orange no men have been
discharged since january l and
the Ways. show as great activities
as in war time. Officials Of many
yards say that with the revival
of the American merchant ma
chine they expect to keep up ca
pacity operation indefinite Y.
The demand fore houses for ship
yard workers has shown virtually
no decrease since the war ended.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
WILSON TAKES
NO ACTION
(By Associated Press)

Washington, April % Admin
istratlon officials advised in con
fidence cablegram from Paris to-
day that in consideration Of the
problem conforming the Peace
Conference such as Italys Adria
tic claims and question OF an al
lance to protect France from any
further aggressio n President
Wilson would take no action that
might in the slightest degree ieo
pardize league. Of nations or that
might conflict with It's fundamen
tai principles.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
DISCUSSIONS
ENDS May IS
By Associated Press .

Paris, April 22.-The discuss
ion Of the peace terms by the
' ersallles congress after the Ger
mans called in won t be continued
longer than May the fifteenth the
Echo de Paris declares today
The German delegates will nn
requested to sign the peace conii-
tions that are subject only to the
ratification by their Government
The allies have not consented
to these conditions and they shall
be submitted later.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
ORLANDO WAS
ABSENT TODAY
(By Associated Press)

Paris, April 22-Premier Or
lando, Of Italy was absent this
morning when the deliberations
were resumed at the Paris white
house
Wilson, Lloyd George and Gle
menceau were present.
President Wilson and two pre-
miers went again into the .Japa :
nese question that was presented
by Baron Maxine and Niscount
Chinda. who were taken up when
the deadlock decision over the
Adri:,tic question, was reached
yesterday.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
world.

quota would be much larger Were
it possible to obt.i:l m1n for the
need of labor thai German civil
ianS in large number are employ
ed in the warehouse and aboat
the clubs III | s>cr capacity.
The entire operation Of III" a
rmy of occuption is directed from
headquarters III 'oblenz. he
city is therefore a leave az ] and
daily over 1900 soldiers hay. en-
.ioyed the liberty Of the city. The
men con2 FROM the iar districts
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
HORSE MEAT
FOR EUROPE
{ Associated Press,

Pierre, S. d. April 21-A cor
poration to dispose Of light ami
mails to European dealers in horse
meat has been formed by South
Dakota horse dealers.
For many years light horses
have been Of little value to South
Dakota ranchers. The plan is said
to have been discussed at Wash
ington as one means Of providing
the poorer classes in continental
Europe with meat. Those behind
the corporation say the Amerl-
can market has shown little inter
est in the horse meat industry.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

Of the army. from Trevt, and Tie
camps situated far up the Rhine
or the MoSe1le 1t Is Il mighty
army that the American service
must make as COM
fortahIr rs their mems will permit
while they await II Werd 10 be
rin to start for home
The men come from the oHtlN-
mo camps in the big fleet Of riE-
er boat, plying the Rhine and A'3
,ele rivers. They ar met BY mCi.
Of the Knights of Columbus and
rom their arrival iii Coblenz or
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

Tryye,. the second leave center
Of IT,, area. tn y are u"ad TO make
the headquarters and club Of the
organization their homes.
At Cobienz the visiting sol
dier> are billeted in huge struc-
ture formerly known as the Flor
tent N1agazine and there IS room
fer 200 lnen every night. II
tins ~: warehouse nearly 2O.OO0
1l,3j-,.ilntS are t. end on some
d...~. The cEtr output Of each
da- ;~ sent 70 Il given soldier unit
IL ~ ;.:,iDird district. Vt their
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

destination these d6licacies are
distributed by the head Of the
knights Of Columbus secretaries
i'll each clubhouse.
In Coblenz. before the W7r
there was maintained one of the
finest municipal baths in all Ger
many. The big structure now IS
in the hands Of the knights Of
Columbu, who are providing :ev-
cry modern bath. needle, shower.
tub. medicated or just a plain old
fashioned sponge and rub, for ov-
er 300 soldi = every hour.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
LAMP POST ARE
NOW MISSING
(Bv Assoc lated Press)

Paris, April % Thousands Of
lamp posts have been knocked
down IN the streets Of Paris by
vehicles III the lightless nights Of
the past three years. One big
cluster Of electric globes on Il
busy boulevard has been set up
again eighteen times and near
the Grand Palais there is one that
has been replaced four times.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
1000 TONS COT
TONSEED LOST
Bv Associated Press

Yazoo City. Miss, April %
Two thousand tons Of cottonseed
that were valued at $12O;0OO We're
It least partially destroyed in the
collapse here today Of a ware
house owned by the Producers
Cotton Oil Company situation O.
yer the backwater Of the Yazoo
river. How much can be saved
had not been estimated tonight
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
RIYISED TERMS
IN WASHINGTON

Washington, April y A com
plete text Of the revised covenant
Of the League Of Nations was re
ceived at the State Department to-
dav bv cable from Paris, acting
Secretary Polk says that he asked
the President for directions CON
cerning the publication Of the do
cument. :
There were no Instructions re
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

At the enlisted men $ club
there are eight large rooms
where every Want Of the soldier
is suppl q. There IS also an Off
GERS club nearby.
Across the MoSelle from Cob
lenz is d large American garrison,
the soldiers Of which are not per-
mitted TO cross the river. Four
chlbhouSeS have been established
at that post for the enlisted men
and a large club has recently been
opcned for Officers.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
hF y Associated Press

>.. ''''''|, Germany. April -
,........ ''.' ''%InnIng Of American
..I,, '''.''I' II Germany the kni--
H.. vi 'IumhuS force has stead
>..,. grown until today at Coblenz
1yr> * a" 'hd,pendent headuuar
..,, VI me organization with its
prar;,, "' ''e'' equipment The op-
d.a. .'''j> beyond the Rhine are nm
Fru1 'E t. 'mm"diat direction Of
Il, v Milan Of MinneapoIis.
mas "'drr his control a force
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
By associated Press

st. John, April %. Weather
conditions are again unfavorable
today for the start of the propos--
ed transatlantic flights by Haw-
ker and Rynham. Fog and rain
have prevailed here and the re-
ports from mid-Atlantic indicated
unsettled conditions.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
LIBERTY LOAN
GOES fine
By Associated Press

Washington, April pa dis
tinguished tone of optomism was
distinguished by the scores Of
kilograms which arrived at the
Treasury Department today and
according to officials upon the
opening day of the Liberty loan
campaign
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
MARTIAL LAW
IN INDIA
By Associated Press

Simla, India, April p Martial
law has been proclaimed III GuJer-
at, Osbrict-Gu.l larat IN the north
ern part Of Borbay which has a
population Of about nine million.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
DOWNFALL OF HUNGARY
BY CzECH0 CERTAIN
WIZ" 1apar: ~ANS BREAK ARNGIsTICE THEY CAPTURE
vIrIEs; 10000 CzEcHo TROOPS JOIN THE RUMAN
IANS; DOWNFALL BEEN EXPECTED
CHEERS PREVAIL AT BUDApESTH
(By Associated Fress)

Budapesth. April - The
downfall Of the Hungarian Soviet
government is expected here a>
a result Of the desertion of thirty
thousand Czecho troops to the
Rumanian and new movements a.
gainst the Hungarians by the
Czecho-Slovaks.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
FRANCE HAS
FASTEST PLANS

Paris, April y Frances f5,S-
test airplane today is the \ieu-
port biplaie No. %, which was
completed in the late fall Of 1918,
and Was to have been Incorporate
eel d fighting unit IN the French
air forces this month. This bi-
plane carries 4 300 horse power
engine and, with load Of $40
pounds, reached al the official
tests, q speed Of l4712 miles al
hour. II climbed 900 meters in
116 seconds, 1000 meters in 397
seconds and 5000 tiers Il 1926
seconds. At the latter elevation
a speed Of l31 miles an hour was
maintained
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

Amsterdam, April - The
hungarian government headed
BY Bella Kun has recently passed
under pressure Of the Rumanians.
according to dispatches to the
Central News from Vienna. quot
ing reports that were received
there by aerial mail from Buda-
pesth.
Wild cheers are said to prevail
at Budapesth
1t i, reported that the Czccho
troops have joined the Ruman-
ians and have defeated the Hun
garlaE Soviet troops
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

ceved but it is assumed here that
the covenant Will be made public
upon the delivery of the peace
treaty to Germany
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

London, April The military
situation IN Bavaria has improved
according to an announcement by
the Hoffman minister Of the Spar
tacans, who took Dachan, ten mil
les northwest Of Munich by vio
latlng the armistice with the gov
'ernment troops has been reputed
10y the government forces who are
now holding the pace.
Reinforcements are moving to-
ward Munich from lngolsladt, it
is SAID.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22

Paris. April - \ revolution.
has occurred in Turkey and the
Soviet Government has been de-
clared by the Revolutionary com
mittee and has established it at
Constantinople, according 10 d
telegram from Kieu quoting the
Bolsheviki representative at Od-
essa who says. that Turkey 5 CON
sui there has received official an
nouncement Of the change in the
government.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-22
COTTON MARKET

Clo>ing)
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NOTION STORM. F.; nice stock.
n"w soda fountain, ice cream. cigars
notions. sell less than cost. possession at
once. year lease cheap rent. act quick
and see CONW ELL. 1900 II St NJ $50
BEST PAYING toy and variety store in
northeast. building stock and f1turcs
bargain. 1851 " 81. y r -
FOR SALE-Cafe equipment in apartment
house northwest section. including ia
bios, chairs. silver. dishes. refrigerator. or
viii consider selling business. Phone North
1861. between 4 and ) p. m
AUTO repair shop for sale. Apply IsOC
-. y W. rear. -
WELL-STOCKED store; good location; e.
idbliShed trade, under lease. no reason
able ohcr refused. Apply corner An and
- SIS y. L. can Lincoln SO {
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SITUATIONS WANTED

MALE.
DISCHARGED SOLDIER-First-cIass col
ored butler wants place as houseman or
waiter TO take care Of dining room: stay
nights. North 272O.
YOUNG MAN from Wilmington, Del, de-
thoroughly experienced in office work; good
education and much valuable experience:
expert auto driver and camera man. Ad-
dress Bon 324 Times office. So
YOUNG MAN, aged IS, Just DISCHARGED
from army, Quartermast Dent de-
sires Office position: knowledge Of tyne
writing. BOX A-346. Times Office So
FEMALE.
SEC'Y-STENOGRAPHE several years
. Congressional experience, good paying
n' rrnanent position. competent to take en-
tire charge Of office 1880 NJ ST. n. W. Sc
RY-STENOGRAPHFR - Highly
educated woman: testimonials: position
out of town desired. BOX A-366, Times
office. Is
SEVERAL nice girls would like pIaeeS In
private families out OF town: can fur
nish references. Call RHODE ISLAND
land ave. y. W North 1859.
EXPERIENCED p. Il. y. operator wants
position. Phone Franklin $3.50. %
PERSON OF executive ability, IS years eI-
perience in filing. position BOX Ass.
Times office. g.
DRESSMAKING-White skirts and surn-
mer gowns. North 1888. mhIT-9Ot
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CHAUFFEUR-Colored. TO
drive auto car. Apply
ct once, 919 18th st. n. w.
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WANTED-AGENTS

DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED FOR AUTO APPLI-
ANCE. DESIGNED TO GET
AUTOS OUT OF RCTS. NO CAPT.
TAI REQUIRED. WRITE BOX
A-I0, TINES OFFICE.
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APPRENTICE BOY wanted 10 work At
plumbing trade. experienced preferred.
Apply 1898 ST y. ".
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AUTO tire yulcaniLeF wanted-Fir~t rIqs~;
white. FRANK SHORE. 1873 New York
aNc. -. "
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FOR REMT-ROoMs

UNFURNIsHED.
sth ST. y. w. 1IS-Ons room. Apply
18th ST. y. w, sI6-Three bTight eoOl
ments
ST. \. E., slIAOne unfuFnlshed ROOM
$40 per month.
Sth ST. y. W., 12OI-Entire IA % tAres
rooms. suitable for l. n. k; also other
tlrnlsned rooms: g
ID ST. $, T., 152i-TWO unfurnished rooms
- :, II =.
CORCORAN ST. n. w, IBIs-U6fmrni-K2
=, parlor for y h, l.; rent reasonable Phone
80 ~ -0lL-0
18th ST. n. W.. 14O7-IaFEs unfarnIS61-i
room. second floor; J. h. < 50
CORCORAN ST. Ne W.. ISIs-Unf1r0I-hSSl
room (parlOr), kitchen PRIVILEGES: re1st
reasonable. Phone N. 4O71W-- 81
n ST. y. W.. 086-FEo Iarre fr0ot Too1,-'
suitable Tor light Housekeeping: reason
@O's. u
TWO unfurnlshed rooms; I. h. K; poFchss
ana phone use Of living room: no chit
dren. West 2349.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
WEBSTER ST. n. W., I4IO-Two, On a--t
noor; all modern cOnveniences: light
housekeeping.
Sth ST. n: W., IOs4-Furnished and ma
furnished rooms. back OF Carnegie LIZ
orary; price reasonable. g
CALIFORNIA ST. n, w.. efI5-Seco0J-
moor front room; 4 windows; next 10
eatn: private home. North $50
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CLERK-Front office: 500
per month. CAPITOL
PARK HOTEL, North Capt.
tOl and + SIS. )
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BOARD for baby IN physician'S priVSIS
country home; cool mountain air. resi-
milk. expert care: $50 monthly. NrG r.
u aODGSON. Lonaeoning. Nd. -
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COOK at once; short-order;
$25 per week. Apply CON
CORD LUNCH, lib Pa. ave.
n. w. s
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CLERK for delicatessen store
from 4 10 II evenings. Ap-
ply PURE FOOD SHOP, 28io
t4th ST. n. w. Q
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WAIT R S S - Experienced;
good wages; hours from 4 to
IL p. m. Apply CHARLES
RESTAURANT CO., 625 Pa.
ave. n. w. 8
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COUNTRY BOARD
SUMMER BOARD
AMMENDALE, MD.

In q beautiful country home.
short ride on the B. & o. r. r. and
the electric line, near Laurel; take
@ 81. car: thoroughly modern
house, surrounded by acres Of
lawn, shade, shrubs and flowers:
vegetables fresh from the garden;
splendid table, with abundant food:
some rooms with bath; Others near
bath; screened sleeping porche8:
rates very reasonable: refined pa
tronage solicited Write or call
OAK LODGE, AmmendaIs, Nd.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
q YEAR AGO this week fhe sERIIl

a YEAR AGO this week the SERVICE
RADIO SCHOOL was opened At 900 =
Ia. ave, 4 war measure TO help sup
Fly Uncle Sam with wireless operators
for army and navy We have since de-
Neloped into the largest commercial radio
school in tho world with the cnrollments
az present numbering H. students In daily
sGendanCc- Our phenomenal success is
Que 10 our painstaking conscientious
methods, taking particular pleasure IN
pleasing our students and giving them a
thoroughly up-to-date and practice BILE
training in the art. The high standard
of our school IS well known through
cut the country that we have enrolled in
s-ne past twelve months over one hundred
6:Udents who were taking courses a other
schools and left them 10 Join our ranks.
only this week five such students being
numbered among our enrollments. We
now have 4 number OF good positions open
and all our graduates are placed immcdi-
sLely after obtaining their Government
licenscs- No cnlIstments necessary. Cor
-
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Fl FINISHED ROOM by gentleman; must
have electric lights; state price. BON
= go. Times office S@
TWO BEDROOMS and kitchenette. north
west section. not over $40 month: per
maacnt; July IS. BOX ALSO. Times Office
g
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GOLLECTOR-WhO can operate q Ford
nErhine Apply PETER GROGAN 60.
EIs 9Th 81. y. ".
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3rd ST.. n. W., II4-TWO furnished rooms
completely fur !. h. K; or 4 gentlemen.
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Two large, cool so1th-front rooms, with
bath: all communicating; well furnished
all interior home comforts. immediate pos
session; phone; summer rates Frank. Ss5.
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FOR RENT-R00MS
FURNISHED.

) ST. y. T., 20S-Beautifui large cool front
room, northern exposure. tile bath ad
jacent; all modern conveuienCes; private
family: breakfast IL desired: reasona BILE
rates; suitable for quiet lady: on District
car line.
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ffO3 VERMONT AVE. n. v

9th ST. n. W., I512-Furnished 2d-hOO
phone; price SIS.
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Ia |iGOaDS
AGAIN MADE N MARKET

New York, March 3--New thigh
records were again made In the mar
kct today. This was particularly
true Of speciaities IN which pools are
active. The opening was strong and
prices continued upward until the
early afternoon when realizing sales
developed and caused a recession of
about . point from the best In the
most active issues. The undertone at
the close was considered strong.
Increased interest appeared In the,
leader 81 thjz GROUP and ct .one Ji Igt,
Low priced rails were favored and
advance1 ranking from oYie TO two
points were recorded In those issues.
Call money continued firm around
I'VE per cent. Brokers reported that
there was plenty Of money available
for loans on securities yesterday whit
indications that this condition VIII
prevail the balance Of this week. This
opinion undoubtedly resulted from the
favorable bank statement published
last Saturday. In some quarters ap-
|prshension was voiced ~ to whether
money would not become tighter
owing to borrowing by people and
corporations to pay taxes this month.
Commission house business con-
|tinued to be confined almost entirely
70 professional traders.
Stock Of tire companies were again
In good demand with Kelly Spring
field the favorite. This issue rose to
la new high price Of 118 IA which
represented a gain Of more than four
points.
U. 9. cast iron and pipe was ono OF
the few stocks that did not participate
In the upward movement. 1t lost
more than point on light offerings.
Directors OF the American Car and
Foundry company met and declared
only the regular dividend.
Urgent buying Of motor shares re-
suited in gains Of from one to more
than four points in those issues.
General Motors lead this group with
an advance Of 1-2 points.
Strength of the steel and equip
ment shares is directing attention to
the back seat taken by Midvale Steel
which considering its dividend and
price level looks strange
Arrangements are being made to
list the stock OF the Cramp ship
building company on the New York
Stock exchange. The listing will
probably not be made for couple Of
months but what little stock there Is
In the open market is being picked
up in anticipation of this new move.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-04
n. r. Cotton Market.

New York. March 3--Buslnesa in
cotton remained light tnday but the
|undertone Of the market was steadier.
following easiness In the initial deal
I!ngs There viii be no session here
tomorrow because II will be holiday
lat New Orleans and commission
houses were included to even UP COM
|mitments. Room for 0.000 bales
|of cotton has been booked for March
shipment from New York TO Liver
pool in British bottops at $3.2S. Part
|of It will be sent from the south
via this port, and some Of ii VIII be
taken from the local stock.
There was some comment on the
release IN the next month or 10 OF
c,al purposes, and THIS led TO expec-
tations OF an Increased movement OF
cotton.
Owing to the fact that there wifi
be no dealings on the exchange to-
morrow. today was q March notice
day, but nothing was heard In the
way OF notices.
There was considerable nervousness
o~er reports that the wheat approprf-
alton bill carried a Ttder amending
the cotton futures act.
Toward tho close tho list was ffrm
on covering. and last prices showed .
net gain Of four to twenty points.
Receipts at the ports for the day
were 1<,30% bales. Tho exports for
the day aggregated 3o,S63 bales.
Hpot At New Orleans was quiet. with
middling seventy-five points lower, At
26 cents: the sales were 6S3 bales.
Gpot here was quiet ut an advance Of
fifteen points. at 2s.2S cents: there
were no soles.
Galveston, 1851; New Orleans. 4.597:
Mobile. 1s4; Savannah. 2,4f3: Charles
ton, LII: Wilmington, IS: B6ston.
1875: Augusta. 3ss: St. Lous, s68;
Houston, 4.744.
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WHAT TO BECOME OF
MERCHANT MARINE

Washington. March 3.--President
Wilson approved a plan which con-
templates, at the very least, a govern
ment supervised merchant marine.
He conferred for more than an hour
with Edward N. Hurley. chairman of
the shipping board. MIR. Hurley did
most Of the talking. with the president
asking a question now and then. Mr..
Hurley outlined a program he will
make public soon. This plan is the
result of conferences with prominent
men from all parts of the country as
to what should be done with the great
feet of merchant vessels the govern
ment has built and Is building.
The Hurley. policy win be an
nounced within two weeks. It viii
take the form of recommendation to
congress. which In the nnal disposal
will have the say as to what shall be
done with our merchant feet.
Immediately after making his rec
ommendation Mr.. Hurley Will make a
country wide tour, explaining them to
the people and interests affected.
President Wilson will use the fle-
ures to be submitted by Mr.. Hurley
In his dealings with the British and
other maritime nations at the peace
conference
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AUCTION SALES
W. q. ROBINSON 4 CO..
Real Estate Auctisneers,
yIS East Frankfin Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FARM IN GOOCHLAND COUNTY

In execution OF certain deed Of
.ssass. aAasa -dcaoher Ia 1915, ana re-
corded In the clerks office Of the cir
cult court of Goochiand county, vfr-
ginia. In deed book So. page 3, default
having been made In the payment OF
and being required by tho beneficiary
no TO do. I will soil at public auction,
on the premises, ON
TUESDAY. MARCH 4. 1919.
At - O'Clock Noon.
the following described property to.
wit: That certain lot or parcel bf land
in the county Of Qoochiand, Virginia.
in Dover Magisterial district, about
two cay miles northeast Of vinita sta.
ton. on the James river division OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad. contain
ming. one hundred and fifty -four {154)
acres, more or less, and bounded a.
follows. to-wit: On the east by the
lands now owned by Thos. Fl. Jones
and the estate Of Charles johnson, de-
ceased. on the north and south by the
lands Of Alfred crump's estate and on
the west BY the lands Of D. II Knoiton
TERMS OF SALE: For cash As to 20
much Of the proceeds ~ may be neces-
gHry 70 defray the expenses OF exc
cutting this trust. including a trustees
commisaion OF 5 Per cent on the gross
proceeds Of aAle. apd all taxes, lsvies
and = ratabls proportion Of the taxes
and lsviss for this calepdar year. and
to pay or and discharge the sum Of
sl.30o.c~, with interest from the 18th
day Of October. 1918. until paid, and
any balance to be paid ~ directed
BY the party entitled to the equity OF
redemption In said property. or all
cash 1t the option OF the purchaser.
w. 8. ROBINSON,
Solo Acting Trustee.