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CHAsCERY RELEASE DEEDS

EsS and ss . nd Essr:s K w
fSs' Iassss S'a'?n S'sss, s !;
S's' 1918, j i"sssh . north
Eafe fif i1ys,t rus!ss 70 Arthur and Mar
fSsq9r 1T, and road s,fee. Tss
;,a rHd5laj ID and .naEby. Inc trustee. TO = u
'' os Ca Gfsn Ssoih ir ,9s Win
M 5?s" Z 10 % AZ. SIc Y.eo >, w.m f
s; 3$ hS':Ss e. f$S' "ss
,tns a';ies & x VILE G sna W. suli.va?
Ttfe4 e tse go fcs su>I South
sro FsSS@aTs! fi e .,is t sd: eas, OF Blake
.,eariez. fsSS xii ts III ,ra,se TO Thomas r.
A9f 10 iS s5 5se Tdenn enc s Ms2n PsS
??: Sn: "a xs -: Al.ss y I srd
j. ~ , ise' 5, "oS'h Of FLOYD Avenue Febr1sTa
81? !s.If iifa:ISN !" ws 3 N sss
F1P Ses az II Of fsi Plum s""| a-ee .'
nlass no. &or,h 'TrSa'ss TO At;sa L
is; 80 $500 $500 north of Street. January
and i Hm,'S Wyu'is .w to Iehn Tyler
str$ets corner Of Main and Lonb. frs,
j. 7: carnesf tra d, t'' 10 W" v9pe n.
ana Construction COMPANY InSc una heait y
rtoyh Avenue: 70 feet j inch hy 100. ~, ~.
| men, I'm, s, OF Floyd Avcnul. 100 feet
igis. :, , Wsat OF Vine Street. February 8
~. Carncai trustee. 10 Roher, r,
nn, ny 1916. 1918 Moore Street 5ss ;on ~:
h"rih linz Of Moore street IL fcct , Zee
Nmheg street. December ~. 1915; ssas
! Leigh Street IS feet 10 ,ncheS i'; -, We,
s1u,i iinn OF Leigh Street 10 feet ,,.
% NG.'"h Street February g. 1919: .s6i,
! ,,D,,- farri1h TO Charles IL Du;i.rd
i5 f let wcst linz Of Thirty fourth s;reet
/ 1919. :3.oG4 feoFuary 10
II. ". Jackson and w H. .Ierp., ,.,.
,"Ss, =" W serE. iosiiS feet at soutb
W." 49, corner of Grove Avenue and Harri
Henry S, Hutaler and Ralph j. Lew
trustees. 10 j. t. Dodson OSiW fcc, nnr,r
! ms az Stuart Road. l50 feet rast ~, ' tor q
o"i HTHenne February H. 1919 $3.50.
.ron.~ S'"Tunesi trustee. to II. Stevar
and 2-Da J.: West Cary Stree, ~, 70 ~; 30
north line OF Cary Stree: also Ma :,,,s >,
~ inclusive. West Cary Street S. Ia, :.
| ,ncheS ~ III feet at northcasi co,,cr 81
,,isy e. .n &c Addison Streets. February {
j, Carn.a. trustee. to virginia KeaI,,
nnn construction Company. Inc No ,,G
! Ioyd Avenue. 10 feet II Inches by 10 tne
north line Of Floyd Avenue. so feet r inchr,
,3gin1 OF Vine Street February 6. 1918
ONT ciaimR T.. Jone. c. ais. TO For,
...c Corporal ton lots | TO II Inclusive hianL
O. 'o"eSooto. January 81. 1912 $500
hENKIco BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.
% Rohchen. special romn,,,,ono ,
N'"e" vs. 1'nsiev, 10 H. S. Iiesiin Is acrc
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

ns ] iS''Fi tas~ flS S31'ers 'sG
lH, 5 Hs sae ssa .S
tfsx Of
Eg,sTpr sc oS SarSSS Inc NSMnGrH NSwf
sss, :a; saehs psg:!Gs"S: i"Sr3 'oi Il
of Acs
sI%Tia i'm f rsin. siS9'g3 rpTsoss Con
sa rfsa M ar rf%i'hf az wash Sssi,
Ss'Fe a%'s' s ssa5s 4gG 5SN
sSansier gresidsni: Mark G Ropert secretary
i"!rs so sS"I iin,e and stone CORPORATION
sss H. or DaS!s GesT.dsry:
Ss s$S ma ;I,s S!iS sSssS Iss
dent: r r DouEhc.,v. sccrctary--both OF
fS,s oa S?%s:"; aG Ea sG1sr
~, y: Charles c. Wordcn. secretary.
:5Ssas,nE its eapi,ai Stock from EF' $500 To 10
Virginia shineuildinE CORPORATION. Alex
sr"n, sc5 ' % sc par value of its shsre
Dss,aEr4ph Trodue,, Corporation. rich.
r5 5,aiIHc,SS C2TpoTation "@' 20 ''''0 on
s Sc 81 esOs stoek fraG sscs 10
Bencnc'ai Loan, Socictv. a Delaware cor
0 Oo5s tion Capita! stock $50 ooo Principal
Richmond. ' ">~'e ASch''
hmcndrucnt TO charter women's R,nct.
Ascension AsSoe1auion OF the Maccabecs. a Michicsn
The sa. eSws
,erday issued the following charter and
North Orange Development Company. In.
n norp Orange. Capital stock. scr. 900:
DurpoSr. real estate business; officers w
II. i.liia I'd. president: A. B. warren sec.
re;ary: both OF Orange.
The Bank OF Portsmouth. Portsmouth: IN
;ioo any III It's capital stock from soco Oc0 10
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MUST WAR BE RESUMED?
WAR COUNCIL ASKS Sci F
Saint Brice Says Errors Of Past Three Months Have
Really Brought Situation to This Point
He Suggests Remedy.

carious agreement. liable TO revision
whenever 1t expires. The Legality OF
the point would not even have been
started f behind III. judicial scrupie
there had no: .,ri;: a much :ur-e scri-
Gus opposition.
tinct at the second session OF the
council last Saturday, when the qucs-
ton arose as TO what means should
be employed TO enforce upon the Ger
mans such demands as would reduce
them to the position OF thoroughly
vanQuished nation.
Against the strong arm procedure
there was opposed the gentle treat
ment OF persuasion. Why threaten
when it would be SO simple to make
the enemy understand that it is to
that scrupuious adherence to the agree
ments would be rewarded by supplies
OF food and raw materials?
This dangerous thesis appeared al
most triumphant when on Saturday
night il was learned that the military
authorities were to be relieved on the
economic questions and that civilian
members would be added to the armi-
sticc commission: Whittier were we
headed? From the French side there
arose strong protests.
THIRD OF FRENCH FACTORIES
"ANTONLS DESTROYED
In addition TO the danger of any
conversations with the enemy. tho per-
Spcctive of resumption of Gcrma
industrial activity appears like a SIMS
ter Jest when onc-third OF the French
factories arc in ruins destroyed by
Internal wanton calculation.
M klotz. French Finance Minister.
produced on Monday before the war
council most startling proof of that
calculation in the form Of a booklet
published in 1915 by the German gem
crsl staff. Moreover. overwhelmins
accusations against the enemy OH that
score are still multiplying. and il has
been particularly shown that only rad
sea! measures incompatible with the
present armiStice agreement can block
TIE tragic repression OF the Polish
territories, which Germany is still per-
niittcd to consider German.
The situation is now clearly defined
Only let US hope that we shall not 20
astray In taking the necessary action
IT would he mistake If security
measures only were cXacted. as. for
example, tho reduction Of the German
enectiVcs 10 twenty-five division: and
the delivery OF t~o-thirds or three
fourihs of the 800 heavy cannon, S.
900 field guns $4,000 machine guns and
10000 airplancs which military en-
perts say are still in Germany's posses
sion.
IT would be mistake to conhnc
ourselves TO this, because it would be
BASED on the supposition that Germany
is Silti planning TO play military
caro-. though she knows perfectly that
here is nothing doing" along that
1t is on the diplomatic weakness Of
alone-that Germany is specuiatinE.
!t is this calculation of the Germans
mat must be upset by nothing short
of an ultimatun.
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FARIS. Feb. 13.-While the peace
conferences commission on the society
its hopes of e,ernai fraternizs3t1 pafS she
supreme war council is asking itself
the question whether or not it is nee
eSSary to resume war.
Is that what we really have come to?
It is indeed. TO this point that the
errors accumulated during tho Last
| first error was committed in not hav-
ing exploited the moment when the
Germans were down and out. TO die
tate the terms OF a preliminary peace.
The second error was that of not
having imposed upon the enemy AT
least immediate rehabilitation and
so was due 10 the fear on tho part of
the allies that such measures would
unGhain Bolshevism in Germany.
The third error was the starting of
the discussion of future peace condi-
lions upon the public square. thus Civ
ing the German every facility TO play
vancouver.
SOCIETY IDEA pREsUPPosEs
RECONCILIATION WITH ENEMY
The fourth error was that Of subor-
dinatinE the concessions which il was
intended 10 exact from the vanquishcd,
20 the project OF universal fedora
ton With our former adversaries:
themselves tina; military peril no
longer cNtStS: that when the neSotia
items really start. the nerves OF the
allied soldiery will be so slackcncd
that military pressure will be irnpos-
sihlc. They will then have a hue
chance to conduct the battle around
tho green cloth. playing as their
trumps the right OF sclt-dcIcrmina-
ton, free economic competition. de-
generalization of their government and
institutions, general disarmament and
grand universal reconciliation.
Is il possible to upset these calcu-
a md
the questions involved in the renewal
OF the armiStice.
From the moment of the opening of
the war council sessions the French
delegates distinctly favored most en-
ergetic measures. They insisted that
abStcnton from such measures would
compromise all the results of victory:
that IL the allies wish TO continue TO
disarm IL would be necessary to as
sure perfect security against the enc
my, and that such measures must not
be delayed beyond the moment when
efficient action was made possible by
the military situation.
.iRMISTICE ESSENTIALLY
PRECARIOUS AGREEEENT
The objections raised against these
views were purely theoretical. 1t Is
permissible to undertake radical altera-
tons IN the original arm!stice arrange
mcnt even in the face of fiaEran.
violation by the other side? Does not
the enemy's failure to carry OUT IN.
terms justify the only penalties and
strict measures tending TO Ei:e the
ccnquerors satisfaction? The ecpiy
cannot be doubtful.
An armistice is an essentially pre-
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CHASCERY TRUST DEEDS

,rusec lots p and G ~ slG aEd h"fsy Inc
~" Ado,uon. ".l2o feet north In ~
Iou..A Avenue. 80 feet west ~ o,
stur~l feHruary 1919; $50 f''"'
ZONE Hotel. Inc. to Pollard & p.r,..
inenf. ~ south"as, corner Of BroaS .,I
stYs1ih streets. February 70 Ia,. e. a ~
g. q Sattcriicld To " y p.dI .S-h1yc
5CSih.5 feet Grrerular) on vs. ir,us'ee
Chamorrlaync Avenue 2tp scot ,n IN OF
is9UoT's street February 10. 1919 t;9 VI
Sp1ito feet west side Of Sheppar: S,,c ,r,' "a
feet aouth % kcnsingion Avenue Fern Fern .?
J j. Beavers 10 w. s Bell am. w -
Jsrki trustees, lots q an; ~ 49,. *
!HiEhiand Park addition. February 6 1919:
DAVIS brothers. Inc TO Pollard >, p.v,,.
land Park Addition February hi I'm
Bellevue Park Corporation TO Ricbro,.
Trust and Savings Company I'D e'.i'on no q
s1glptidrr. Trustees. "Beilcyua" bounded nv
yuc hvenns and Hermitage Road reb i.s,ic-
]. 1919: $500. ''uafS
samuel. Tebb and Da:sv ,.f., - 49,,
aand.r %snds. trustee No sd Tn,ins
b slr,y f "r SirSs, 2 20 Zee, In.
s!5eet. Esbruafy }. 'is,s, ,l'@&a''a" north OF O
,frosi Statement: Louis Bad.cc, =, ~, .,
~ ! Richeson. truhiee. lioXl2l fest taS; ", -
si 'En,h Ss,h ~ fss, south q MeDononnnfs
Inches ~ III fee, S Inches. morn In ftSi
'Stseci. e feet ca4t Of Locust Ale, ~ 81 ST
: 80! rI"t %sF,hall street. also tJSiIo -,
.2ulh We HUI S'rcct ~ east I'm, 20, 70.
'"'"'h street 'sou'h Richmond; also /; f.e
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Change in Transports, Routing.

Change In Transports' Routing.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ia number
W cnahs IN inc routing OF trans
ports or cargo ships now on the way
nome from Franco was announced to-
day by the War Depa rtnent. They in
ciude the kroonland. scheduled to ar
Newport News: Eurana, which sailed
TOR Newport News, will arrive at New
YORK about February rs, and the
Tio"lck Hai!, due at Newport News
February is. will arrive at Baltimorc
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.
L. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS

The United States Circuit Court OF An
P:aS Trcon"ened yesterday mnriny AZ 10
o'clock with the following Judges and of, ~
G'ais In ,aat,entancs: Circuit Judges lion
= e. Pritchard. OF Ashevilc, ~ q: lion
Martin A Knapp. of WaShin ston r.. c.
ana Hon; Charles a. Woods. OF Marion S
tieik IIauce NJ. Dean. and United
states Marshal John G. Saunders
Ease decid.d-No. 1859. partc. In the
upon a; app!iea,ion fer writ OF rnandamus
Trscted 20 the Hon. Aston c. Dayton
United states District Judge for the North,
crn District OF West Virginia reauirinr
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shuttle Train Service Between Brrd
Street station and Failing Greet

Effective Monday. February 10th. At
.ahtfc Coast Line will operate shuttle
train service between Byrd Street sta
eioh ana Failing Creek. leaving Byrd
street station 1855 p. M. TO connect
win Ira in No. 33, and 5:25 r.. NJ. TO
from Train No. 80 will arrive r.,
street Station S:45 a. NJ Connection
from Train No. "a Will arrive Ivrd
street Station 2:l5 p. M.--Adv
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BUICK BIG 6-!el7 MODEL WITH WIRE
WHEELS AID is GUARANTEED TO BE
TX Al MECHANICAL. CONDITION. THIS
Is y rIc;h UP FOR QUICK BUYER
DROP By AND SEE IT AT ACME AUTO
REPAIR CO. 2cl WEST BROAD ST.
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RAILROADS

Gin. Io'vilIe &: West. 1900 n .o.ao :
Main Line Local, -7:ah - S.Jyy w.
James River Line .tooo |S.is ~
Newport News 49, E''i' u.
Newport News. local - IN 49, So y.
From NIX. Newport ." o'-' p'
News Old r. .Ia.o5 .s.7sr se.z
Newport n Local .s:is A.. :33 p; 'eii E p
Vest: $3.50 a.. .a:t5 p: Locals. ;o:5s a..
Daily. 1Exccpt Sunday
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Our low rent and vast PURCHASING
powers Is what will allow us TO s.lI
YOU tires OF standard maze
chcapcr and longer than our com.
petitor. Al! standard makes 3oa3L,
Non SAID. SHES: 3oI3h Plain.
'ic.io: 37I5 Non. Skid. $1,000: ao,s
Non.skid. 5000: so13 Plain. $500:
ooA3 Rcd Tube Portage. $500: 3o,s
Gray Tube Fircstone. si.73: 3o13n
Red Tube Portage. $3.50: 3ox3b
Gray Tute Norwsik. $500 Rich.
mond Tire and Rubber Co. Inc. Az
west Broad Street
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TnucK-oNE. I-2-ToN KELLY TRUCK
IN FiRSr-Cl.ASS CONDITION. PRICED
RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE. ONE USED
2-TON n K U Lie TRUCK WITH
STAKE BODY THIS is A PICKUP
FOR SOME one II. D. KING MOTOR
coRPoRATirN. SCI WEST BROAD ST
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STCDCSAk:u B.S Sit roadster. In ur,,
class condition. THIS Is harrsin In
Guirk huycr Terminal Motor Co. Ninth
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TRSCk-one one-,on truck for s,!c TIL.
t LICK - prSciicaIiy new. II having only
.2pcs, narEzin in the city TO quick buycr
terminal Motor Co. Ninth and Cary SIS
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TRAILER TRUCE:

Troy traiicra. Designed solely from,
the demand point OF vehicle TO be-
h4uieo ocnind hlEh speed motor
truck Tho embodiment OF tbs
hiEhcst engineering skili--in cor
structon the equal OF the best truck
made, Under average condition
Troy Trailer will AZ least doubic IN.
htuitnE capacity of any good mako
or trcck., and cut hauling cost in
naIt irices riEht: quick delivery
~; u. King Motor Corporation. ssl
West Broad Street
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Il R,c H9gn,ain R9ad shop; miles from cit,
Gilbert Weldon 10 Zoe s. Weldon. 10, =
>S u,Dooi.lsion !ot 3. "csthamp,on. February s.
=, rsnc anu MacManon to l.. r. McKnicht
S Sst eSS loSs0s loail?.S0 feet at Tenth and
ssinan nS Streets. extended August ST. 1915:
Gorrect!on.J. ]. Blake g, ais. special com
iI"assioner tCaseiman W.. Cioddin). TO Fort
lee Corporation. 20 acres on south side OF
a w '1iiaS Ia Road at Seven Pines. January
,o Ma5ssret Pope to, Bellevue Park Cor
poration, Bellevue bounded by westbrools
avenue. Brook Turnpike. Bellevue Avenue
en-: Hma ooo hermitage Road. February !. 1918:
Davis Brothers to !. j. Beavers, lot, -
ana "a block +. Highland Park Addition
FEBRUARY .. 1919: tax $3.50. $40.
HENRICo TRUST DEED.
cu Tas pp ls,ss ,o cerR9rs,oa T. Sic
: subj yis:on A. d Duntreath February
HENRiCo RELEASE DEEDS.
John sloan. trustee. to l.. ~ Ouarlcs &
4 :rS near Lakeside Park. February g. 1913
81 A'G Qua can. Tgos. comnany trustee to l.
FGbrSsTy !, 1919 sl.sc, near Lakeside Park.
RuIIcll aac l. =. Hawkes. trustees
10 Sarsh Hawkes.. ! acre Seven Pines
aa!!Toad adio.ninE lands OF New Bridge
church. Angus; - 1904. $50.
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Personals.

A ~ ROBiNS: Druggist. Second and Mar
"''' a'ter s'chhcss. rs on duty again.
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HERE Is a complete directory OF the wants
indeed.
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories

TIRES-Autp tires and tubes WaEons ana
commercial auto bodies. Richardson Bros
SIS Brook Avenue. Madison 1887.
'lI{lS ------------------..
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USED AUTOMOBILES. ticc UT.
We ALWAYS HAVE FOR SALE
rli.lt BILE USED AUTOMOBILES
Anu TRUCKS RAWLINGS NO.
TOR CORPORATIONS. sos.s,s W.
BROAD sr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-14

OAKLAND ELK. touring. in splendid con-
dition: viii sell to quick buyer for $500.
For sale at Terminal Motor Co. Ninth
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iiiAuP, - Edwin Phaup. Funeral Director
Madison l3l Randolph $500
SJrTum narsI ,iIn l.; o$uiherland & Sons.
i,o,.i Ifo5 w EFT Main Street
i'ohi. III. NiEhtS and SUNDAYS Ran IN
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MKNKIco nARGAIN AND SALE pIEns

= o Boschen. special romD,.,,,,,.
-N.leN vs. 1InsleYL 10 II S. Iichiin Ih 800
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HESRICO TRUST DEED.

me Dun;reaih Corporation 20 II. 4. Mc.
u.Cy; trustee, lots Is 10 70 inches block
o. osHtHiS:on A d Duntreath. February 4
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BCiLD BODlES-~e build and repair
eooIcs 10 All commercial dutoIno bi!es- A.
-Msysr e: Son. 1Jl East Cary.
CARBON burned out. tvc per cylinaer. A.
l. ElsnitnSe. sly Mest brood street.
ELECTRICAL work done by .Iparienccd
worhn!cH. Estimates given. Prompt ser
vice Strtnger Electric Co.. II North
Seventh street.
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FORD. 1917 MODEL. IN FIRsT-c1,Ass
CONDITION. THIS CAR HAS GOOD
TIRES AND GOOD TOP. AND is pRAc-
TICALLY NEW CAR. WILL SACRI-
FICE FOR $3.50 TO QUICK BUYER.
ACME AUTO REPAIR Co. eel WEST
BROAD STREET
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

never SO Grand
Terminal Motor Co, Ninth and Cary SITS.
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FORD 1913 touring with extras: good tires:
motor IN hne condition. Bargain. II
FORD roadster. In fine condition: also q
self starter: will sacrifice for $500. Can
be seen at Terminal Motor Co.. Ninth and
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
Wolves Destroying Sheep
Crhe Captain Mountaineer)

Crhe Captain Monntaineer)
J. d. Walker. Of the Etche-
very & Walker Sheep CO., re.
ports that wolves are committing
depredations on their herds. He
says they have had three trap
pers at work for several months,
but the wolves seem TO be ON in
crease in their range: that in
spite Of the herders, from three
10 four sheep are killed every
night. He says the coyotes are
not giving him much trouble,
but il Is timber wolves doing
most Of the killing. That the
timber wolf is much larger than
the coyote but is different from
the lobo. They make their home
in the mountains and come down
into valleys at night to feast on
mutton.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
NotioS For Publication

In the District Court,
County Of Lincoln
October Term. A. ID. 1919,
Lincoln State Bank,
Plaintiff,
No. 2S76 vs..
J.. b. Baird,
Defendant
The said defendant ]. b. Baird, is
hereby notified that a suit In attach
meDt has been commenced against you
in the District Court for the County Of
Lincoln, State Of New Mexico, by said
Lincoln State Bank for the sum Of
$29225 and that your property has been
attached hereunder, that unless you m
ter or cause 10 entered your appearance
In said suit on or before the 9Th day Of
October A. ID. 1913, decree PRO CON
FESS0 therein will be rendered against
you and your property sold to satisfy
the Judgement
g. C.. CLEMENTS, Clerk.
(Seal ny r. NJ. Treat. Deputy.
Geo. Spence.
CarrizOEo, New Mexico.
Atty for plaintiff. S-S-il
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On a Sad Journey

Walter C. Pittman. who once
resided in Carrizozo but now at
FL Paso. being a conductor on
the e. p. and S, w. received a
message by wire Tuesday Of the
death of his mother at Boise
City, Idaho. The news was a
great shock to Mr.. Pittman, who
had the day before received a
letter which told OF the improve
ment in his mothers condition,
He left for Idaho on stub" No.
2 Wednesday morning, to begin
his sad journey.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29

CHURCH OF CHRIST

The~e will be services con-
Quoted by the Church of Christ
at the Kelley Chapel next Sun
day at 10 a. m. The public is
cordially invited.
Rev. j. b Daniel Of Alamogor-
do will preach at both morning
and evening services. third SUM-
day of each month.
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To R~anchmen

We have the mortgage cover
ing all cattle of Joe N. White in
4 NJ brand. Any animal with
this brand is covered, though
there may be other marks, as
this is the holding brand.
If any one having a knowledge
of any one of these will notify
us we will pay you for your
rouble, II animals are recovered.
F0XWORTH- GALBRAITH
LUMBER co.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
CATHOLIC CHURCH
(Rev. J. n. Girma, RectOrl

Grew. J. u. Girma, Rector)
From now on. every Sunday
First Mass at 8 a. m. Sermon in
English.
Second Mass at $3.50 a. m.
Sermon in Spanish.
Sunday School in English at
10 a. m. This will be held up
stars at Humphrey Bros. build
ing.
Sunday School in Spanish at
7: 30 p. m; deyOtions at the
Priests house.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
(Rcv. Johnson, tRector)

There will be services at the
Lutz Hall Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. Rev. Johnson Of Ell
Paso will preach and conduct the
services. The public is cordially
invited.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29
Here's Your Chance

Nine Rich Claims in Gold.
Silver, Lead and Copper. Sam.
pies may be seen and informa.
ton obtained from Z. c. Prehm,
Carrizozo. N. M. S-S-tf
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CHURCHES
METHODIST CHURCH

thrV. Lswcffnd. taaforl
Telephone III
Sunday School, 10 a m. Come
bring one.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 3 p.
M.
Your presence appreciated.
Epworth League, 7;30 p. IN.
THE Church Of the People"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-08-29

FOR SALE Dining room
table and chairs. Inquire David
Baker or Outlook Office.