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SOUTHERN FREIGHT RATE
COMMITTEE is ORGANIZED
Several Wcli-kn0yyn Southern Rail-
road Experts Form I'M
pOrtunt BODY.


ATLANTA. Ga, April 6.-Or.aniza-
tion OF the Southern freight rate
committee. with Offices in the Trans
portation Building At Atlanta. has
been completed. il was announced to-
day by Lincoln Green. vice-prcsi-
dent OF the Southern Railway. and
chairman OF the executive commit
tee Of the Southern Freight Rate
Association. The committee is COM
posed Of tho following:
q. Is. Caldwell formerly assistant
fcisht traffic manager. Southern
railway. Atlanta. chairman: $, Il.
Mitchell. formerly assistant to the
freight traffic manager. Louisville
and Nashville railroad. Louisville.
Ky; 6. Med. Davis. formerly general
freight agent. Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington. y. C.: -. ~ Bryan.
formerly assistant general freight
agent, Illinois Central Memphis.
| Tenn: g. $. Rains, formerly assistant
general freiEh, agent. Scaboard Air
Line. Norfolk. Va. j.. Il. Chalenor.
Atlanta. formerly chairman of the
old southeastern Freight Associa-
ton. secretary.
The committee will have jurisdic-
ton in the entire territory south az
the Ohio and Potomac and cast OF
the Mississippi rivers.
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STOCKS SHOW STRENGTH;
MONEY At s PER CENT
Activity In Steel Attributed to
Shorts With House VIGOROUSLY
Bcarish Buying.

NEW YORK. April G.-Wi.h money
~ per cent today. stocks We're
'tronS today under leadership Of
lnitcd states Steel and the railroads
RMS liz the first time In recent weeks
hat s.cei and the rails have been
tctive 1t the same time. Activity
steel was attributed to covering
~ shorts because most or the buy
ne came from an importan. house
hat has been notoriously bearish for
several months. Buying In the rail-
Dads came largely from the same
source, but was also attributed Il
great dca! TO the excellent earnings
I'eport recently made public.
Another factor that added TO the
3tIcets chccrfulness was announce
ncnt that tho resignation OF Allan
\. Hyan from the board OF Bethlehem
steel Company had not been accepted.
Iut that he had hecn reelected along
Hith other directors at today IS meet
ng. This vas Interpreted az mean
ns that there in no quarrel between
,harics NJ Schwab and Mr. Ryan. an
sensational newspapers have been
reporting. In fnct. the Stutz corner
teens about to he settled amicably.
The shorts arc hopelessly beaten and.
n order TO conceal their identity.
hey Viii be very glad, so the street
GEARS. TO have the whole incident
Forgotten
Nore Gold From London.
Ten millions more gold came from
london ana further Imports are cx-
1cctcd this week.
truciblc Steel made "A ncw high
'ecord at 80 In the first half hour
~ trading. The stock way freely
offered by irudcrs, who took profits.
put held most Of the advance
throhg the dag. Corn produt tr
WLAsE y -.
niEh record. II crossed 500 "a share.
although official announcement was
made that tho directors had no idea
II declaring an extra dividend either
u cash or stock in the near future.
Ihcy did admit. however. that earn
nIs we're breaking all records.
baldwin shorts took fright when
they learned that the Stutz shorts
would not be allowed 10 20 scot
Tree and covered To such an extent
hat they raised the price on them
selves more than IS. 90 n share. Stocks
shrouEhout the list became active
tnd the whole tone of the marks i'm
proved about the time that Allan
Ryan's reelection 10 Bethlehem Steel
was announced
Lsrc Copper Sales.
Reports that very large salcs Of
copper had been made for export
caused AN Improvement in all the
copper stocks.
An advance Of two points in United
Retail stores stock, with point OF
more In American Tobacco Securities
and Tobacco Products. led the street
20 believe that interesting develop
'nents might be forthcoming soon In
regard 10 that group.
Movement OF French troops into
iermnny was overlooked by the stree,
general. although international
oankers thought IL "A rather buliish
Development markctwise. ANY re-
ncwai OF violence In Europe or even
serious threats Of such "a thing would
cause fresh buying OF the steel shares
ana munitions. Such shares are al.
ready active. 90 that a lively cam.
paisn might easily lie set going In
them by European ncwa.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 6,--Annonnr-m.nt that
M Federal grand jury was investigating
alleged criminal nanipuin,ion OF tho corn
:aday on the trade. Prices closed heavy
a.. 20 ~ net lover. with May S.63 l..
y. 10 ~. In provisions the outcome varied
from cents decline 10 : cents advance.
Throughout the day the corn market was
very unsettled: nuctuat!nS rapidly over u
wide range. H!ghest rrices were made II
the start and the lowest toward the last;
Al the outset quotations ran up on account
81 distress buyins 20 close our tho business
OF Arm conspicuous OF late on the bear
SIDE. This buying to,aicd about /. 800 coo
bushels. wh.n the artificial support thus
given was exhausted aownLurns began md
The confidence OF the bulls greatly dimin-
i-hsd, ate. definite word circulated TINT
a Federal investigation was on in earnest.
sharp calling o: margins tended further
10 weaken values. ana IL said iSc 4
hush"i was generally demanded by work
ers as protection against possibilities Of
wild selling in tho market.
oats gave way In sympathy with corn
brokers' insisted on cents n bushel mar
gin on most trades In oats.
Provisions averaged lower. Influenced by
weakness az hogs and corn
Leading futures ranged as follows:
tnA
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April s.liogs. aeco S4Dc
81, SaisG; medium; ,Is:s5 al6O: light,
tlsna ii5o: !!sht light. si5eoq 1900; heavy
sow,. rough. ~ Is q l3.a6: pigs. Na5on Is 81.
tatt!n. LOO: n-rn Beef steers medium
and heavyweight. choice ami prime. S4 % q
go. nedtum and good. sIl.'Sdho': com
mon. fo5nl:.s: light weight. good and
ChoiCe. tf215 "a 1873: common and medium.
40 90 IL IS: butcher cattle heifc-s. 3sooar
lI0: cows. S6oQ,c.0: Gamers and cutters.
AIOWS.o0: veal calves. SIG o. q IL 80: feeder
steers. sscoG II b. stocker steers. S7G1
Sheep. coln. nominal: lambs. 8. pounds
down. SlsWG 1T6: cuEs and common.
5h,STlt.1a: owes. medium good and choice.
I'll COG %: cuhs and common, 500 a j. 80
No estimate tomorrow's receipts availa bic.
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ISSUE BUILDING PERMITS
Permission In Granted 4. Free. New
Structures COst1nE APPROX
mntcly S27,n05.

Permits were issued by Building
Inspector Butler yesterday as fol-
lows:
NJ. W. and a. b. Purcell. brick
dwelling on the south 81 lie Of I,om-
hardy street. between Park and West
Avenues: $4,000.
cast side of Twentieth Street. be-
tween Grace and Franklin Streets:
$4,000
Louis Solman. three brick stores.
Eas; belmont, between Floyd and
Main: $4,000.
H. W. Branch. frame dwelling.
southeast corner Lady Mile Road and
Branch Avenue: $4,000.
Jesse and Ralph Rotschild. four
brick garages. 2S06 East Leigh
street $4,000.
E:mc Parrish. nix brick garages
.2i2 stuart Avenue: Sl,ia'.
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MANY RUSSIAN TROOPS
CROSS INTO MONGOLIA
Ter Thousand Soldiers Accompanied
by Civilian Itor,ics Make
Peaceful COnaucst.

LONDON. April 6.--N dispatch 10
the London Times from Picking.
dated April >. says that 5000 troops
aud l.2o0 officers. part Of the :orccs
Of General Duton, inspector general
Of cavalry in the All-Russian army
closely pressed by the Bolshevists,
crossed the Monaghan frontier March
&c at Chaguchak and were disarmed
under agreement by the Chinese au-
thorities. The Russian force VAS ac-
companicd by 10000 civilians. Tho
dispatch adds that the Bolshcvists
halted at tho frontier. and also says
the troops and refugees are without
means and that their presence ia cree
atina and embarrassing problem for
the Mon:olians.
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Broker. Forced to suspend,

CHICAGO. April 6.-Thc brokerage
firm of Eugene NJ. IIoyne 6 Co. which
was forced TO suspend yesterday when
II announced IL could not protect It's
trades in May corn. filed "A voluntary
Petition in bankruptcy today. Liza :
bilities were listed at S4,o22.579.69. OF
which sl.5S9.S3i64 is unsecured, while
assets are s947,jlS.S0
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studehnkcrs Declare Dividend.

NEW YORK. April 6.-The board OF
directors OF the Studcbaker Corpora
ton of America. automobile manu,ac-
turcrs. in meeting here today de-
ciarcd stock dividend of 81 Ia per
cont on siJ.0O000O Of outstanding
common stock. The dividend is pay
able May to holders OF record. April
10
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LOS ANGELES PAPERS
ADVANCE THEIR PRICES
Announce increases of Cents On
Morning. Cent on ATT
4. rrnoon .IournnIs.
fBy Associated Prrss.)

7 By Nse0riated Frcss.J
h Los ANGELES, Cal, April G.
Publishers here announced today
that the price OF morning papers on
streets and news stands would he
advanced May ] from three TO 1--WE
cents and the price OF afternoon pa
pcrs now selling for two cents would
be advanced TO three cents. while n
third afternoon paper now selling
for one cent would be advanced TO
two cents.
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| ! cents. or cents whore tickets are
sold. under. an ordnance ad6pted bY
the city commission today. s't
nnnk. MAC. ,,.Pnper lruIp.

STOCKHOLM. March '2a.-Bank
notes. issued by. General Yudcitch fof
the northwest army are being 6bn
verted into peper pulp at an. EsI
thonian paper factory. says the 3ess
sincfors correspondent OF the Tidf
uingou.
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NEW YORK. April Cotton go"ds were
arm and yarns steady in to5ay's mav'Sct
Woo! goods were especially nrm. new lines
Of fine coatinZS beln' opened for fall. bur.
laps also were ii-rn. while s.lNs We're
stcAdle-
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cnrrnNsDEn OIL

NEW YORK. APRIL G2-Cottonseed oil was
fever AN and crrai!c. with trading prcfes-
with la.d. the market cascd IN with
grains. The market; lacked independent
feature. Leading deliveries f)nish.i to
II points net lowe. Sales. iTSD barrels.
Prime crude. 1915 asked; prime summer
yellow. spot. Is SIS: Nay. 1857: July. 1870:
october. $50: prime winter yellow and
summer white nominal.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

so pockets III TO lsii: Japan. GO pock:tI
~. Blue Rose. AIS pockets. 10 liz. r.
ceipt-. S.1,t. Bran and polish unchanged.
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LONDON, April 6.-Bsr silver ed Dcr
ounce; money. ~. pcr cent. Discoun:
rates. short bills. 'iN6;. per cent three
months bills. 81 PEE cent.
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. April t.--Thc opening Of
over. weather CONDITIONS in the South. nr- S
IpTTis.s being : points liver 10 points net
provns s9ee, WI Was w on Both w Sides % Of
crops. Al the end q ihS mrs, ht.esn min.
below last n.sht'e ein,lng ngnre., with July
selling ,sn S,r down .ve 20 ,S or - points he'ow
erests ronside ' tho les, buyers ON on
the decline a, ana the dsmand was spitcient
continent was s,iil In evidence. and il was
made by weather ;If and c1op news had los!
h1%sysr END pri ,,s ruled -, steadier around
Spot here was steady. with unfolding un.
Es o4c ans s s wsds NO %,s ss
e. points higher at 4i5oc: the sales were
Receipts Ct rss,s GSSvss So sl; New
Els: Augusta. iIS'; Houston. 3.7sS.
por. movement, 49,
Minor ports-stock. $3.50 bales.
pa Tsa is IS ssiss .i5ss S,s Sa:
Total for week-Reccip;s 5i.3t bales: cx-
exports %iS soE.aas bales. 'e'''s' '-'''" Oa'e''
NEW ORLEANS. April 6-An easier fee, :
ing regarding %eathcr conditions over the
belt prevailed in the cotton market today
and IL indnced much liqnids tdon OF long
contracts and considerable short selling.
bulge. during which EARLY short sellers
were scared into covering In volume. nd
from net declines the market wns forced
I fairly wide net advances. while the close
was at net gains for the day OF % TO Al
points
Tho late bulge started on the minimum
correction In tho local stock OF 1926 bales
and was continued on the report that the
States Of Texas Dnd louisiana would be
thrown out OF cotton planting this SEASON
because of tho necessity OF lighting the
pink cotton worm. As Understood In this
market. the hearing on .qunrantininE
against tho worm. which had been sc. in
Washington today. mentioned the two
States In their entirety, bu; II Was clearly
set forth some time ago that the inten-
tion OF the government was to merely
auarantine tho counties actually infested.
On the first call prices were to points
,fp, but hanIdetion almos, Immediately set
weather. man and anToapecta Of more dry
weather to come. Selling continued until
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JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April 6.--rurprn-
TIM STEADY, 80; sties nons' receipts. III.
Ro1n steady: sales. So; receipts. 80
;,hipments, 20: s'och $50 :. Quot: p.
~. i..59nl7s5: /. !. foTi7.e5 X. IL so IRIS .
NJ .solflis15 NJ VIC, .so9. WV so.
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RICE

NEW ORLEANS. April 6.-Rough rico no
sales: receipts. ..jS sacks: mi.lcrS' receipts
same: clean rice strong. Sales: Honduras,
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street Railway Get. Raise.

MOBILE. Ala, April 6.-The Mo-
bile Light and Railway Company.
operating street cars in Mobile, was
granted a raise in fare OF from 5 TO
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RICHMOND LIVE Stock MakKET
Richmond Union Stock Yards.

Richmond. Va. April 6. 1870.
Remarks: There was a very good run
Of .a,tle here for this weeks market'
Market was active ard prices a shade
Strictly good steers / IN ,bs
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III" trading months were ~ 10 y points
under ycsi.rday's clone. The bulge late in
The day carried the market '5 10 90 points
ON.! NeSterdaI's Clnss.
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hero today Trading was v"-v quic. a,
inc sia-, and prices were unchanged q:
the opening. but later there was cover
ing BY near month shorts and other buy :
ing. which found encouragement in ,sih
OF a. probable Improvement In $40, do
manu- nov That the holidays are ovc-.
the nrmncss OF sterling "SchanEe, and the
advance In the stock market. Nav sold az,
10 1850 or - points not higher and Sep
teInner To i1,'. with the market closing y:
net advance of Il g point. April.
,ts;: MAJ; liso: July. 1872. sep;cm Der,
ha. October. lt.sb. December. 1861. Jan
uary. 1883: March. 1856.
Spot coffee quiet Rio -. I5niji.; SAN
;oE A.. :tR2ia. There wcrc rumo.s OF An
advance IN the cost and frcisA; market.
but no definite quotations we're mentioned
Tho oficin cables reported u dcclin" ~
q, ross in tho Rio marke; with Rio ea-
chanre exchange London Isl lower
and the dollar buying rate ~ reis lower.
The eariJ cable quoted futures unchanged
10 - gels lowe. and special "a nles received
later reported a further dcclin" 0i = Ia
IL refs brazilian port receipts. 1900.
1undiahy receipts 500; Santos cleared
s,0o ~ New Orleans; Local traders OK
peer the worlds visible supply rta,emen,
to show a sharp decrease for March
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. April G.-The-c wss re-
newed strength in thc focal market FOR
raw sugar today and pric.S again sold
COS; and freight. equal TO l5.sJ for ccut.i-
fuSai.
Thers. were sale. OF ECO bags OF cnba-.
April-May shipment to ou;pprt rcfincr
at lie cost aud freight. and a, the lose
II was said that nothing was aTaiiahe
under 20. There were also sses 81 1900
bags OF Porto Ricos. April shipment. ~,
lo.SJ =. !. T.. and II was reported that fur
thcr gales had been made on tho same
oas.s: while a; the close holders were ASA
ing isa e. |. T.
In refined sugar the demand is active.
with rehn.rs only making small aiiot
a !!ttie business q. isc for The ely trade.
While another Is asking 1861 with prices
gradually rene.;ins tn. strength in the
spot market Most r-nncrs, however, arc
s al, out Of the market, while ,o,I sugars
cess Ut those quoted by rcf}ne.S.
Trading IL sugar futures was the most
active since the rcnpcninE iof the exchange.
and prices for some OF the active positions
advanced the full maximum ITO points al
lowed in any one days trading. There
wao active buying by lcR<iinS commits
sion house. prompted by tho strength In
the spot market and cio5inE prices werr
50 20 100 poin ts net higher, or a. practically
the best point of the day. Sales We're .. Do
tons.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET

Wholesale Quotations by woodson era liz.
Inc, .si5 East Cary ST. Madison i,8-J
itichmond. Va. April .. 1870.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Caskte q. Burch & Company
f0i5 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va. April, s. 1920 ).
CITY AND STATE sECuRITrEs.
Richmond City S. ,lsr -ioak. A. III, 49,.
Richmond City Ihs. 1s29........., -. os
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TRUSTEES. AUCTION SALE OF
otiinChase
City, Va.

BY virtue of n deed OF trust to the
undersigned trustees, dated Septem-
her IA, 1916. and recorded in tho
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court OF
Mecklenburg County. Virginia, In
Deed of Trust Book No. IL, pages 274,
etc. default having been made In tho
debt therein secured. and being SO re-
quired by the noteholder. we VIII. on
THURSDAY. JUNE 10. 1920.
Al O'Clock p. NJ.
OFFER for sale at Public Auction. on
the premises, that certain lot of land
in Chase City. Virginia. bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning Mt a point on the eastern
line OF Boyd Street. where the north
ern line OF the r. L. Jeirrys property
northwardly along the eastern line Of
Boyd Street. and fronting thereon 80
feet: thence castwardly 1870 feet:
thence southwnrdly 80 feet to the
northern line of the r. l. Jefrrys
property: thence westwardly. along
said Jefrrys line 100 feet to the point
of beginning.
TERMS: Cash as to such sum as
may be necessary to pay a note of
100000. with interest thereon from
April 10. 1920. and the costs of eI-
ecuting this trust. together with any
taxes which may be due on this prop.
negotia bic note at one year with
interest at the rate Of six per cent
per annum. and secured by deed OF
trust on the property: or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser.
w. b. JERMAN,
L. B. WATT.
Trustees
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Trustee S Auction Sale
One Frame Dwelling
Two Vacant Lots

In execution OF a certain deed of
trust dated May 2S. 1915. and record
cd in the clerks office OF Richmond
Chancery Court in ID. ID. 232-D, page
$50, to tho undersigned to secure tho
payment or certain note therein de-
scribed default having been made in
the payment OF the debt thereby Sc
cured. and being requested by the
,oenchciary so TO do. i Will sell at pub
TIC auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1920.
ut Il O'clock:
First, the dwelling known as No.
alO Center Street. beginning at n
point on the north line of Center
Street. l53 feet east of Spring Street
running eastwardly along the north
ern line OF Center Street and 'front.'
Ing thereon 80 feet; thence back
northwardly from said front and be-
tween parallel lines 40 feet to Lewis
Street.
Immediately thereafter, say, at
1880 o'clock, we shall sell two lots
in the city of Richmond, Va. begin
ming at the north corner OF Compro-
mise Street, ut It's intersection with
Lownes Street, extended. and thence
running westwardly along said Conn
promise Street rs feet inches:
thence northwardly between parallel
lines 143 feet 6 inches to a street I'M
named, 90 feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
Trustee
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np hNc-NO II AND RICHMOND
AND HENRlCO TURNP X l..
PROPERTY.
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1920,
at O'Clock T.. NJ.
BY direction of the Council OF the
city or Richmond, under Joint reso-
luton approved May 18th, 1920, we
VIII sell tho two CD parcels of real
estate described in said resolution as
follows:
I'D y strip of land fronting 30
Feet on the east side OF Lamb Avenue.
between Roberts Street and Battery
street. commencing at Il point SO
rect from said Battery Street and
extending back between parallel
lines In an eastcrly direction lis feet
TO the 12-foot alley in the rear: and,
go strip of land 60 feet in
width lying on the west side OF the
extending back between parallel
lines on the north side 1873 feet and
on the south side 443 feet TO an
alley In the rear IL feet wide"
a plat OF said property will be ex-
hibitcd at the sale. and can be seen
ut the office OF the auctioneers at
any time prior to the sale
Sale made subject to confirmation
and approval OF the Council OF the
city OF Richmond and the Mayor au-
thorizcd by the Council to,cXecute a
proper conveyance of said property
TERMS: Cash
HARRISON & BATES,
Auctioneers.
RANDOLPH connects you with the Want
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REAL ESTATE FOR sale
Houses for Sale
FOR SALE
" PER CENT INVESTMENT

In the most prosperous city in virginia
and With tn. best outlook Largest shin
baiIdinE plant ia the world. working over
is.ooO hands with Ia millions in con-
tracts on hand and oppurtunity for new
business unlimited. Greatest hnrbor in
thc wor!d alone guarantees a great city
mere. MlUionS paid out here monthly
Great demand for houses. which bring
fancy rents.
Hotel and restaurant doing very large
business. Sacrificing price. Long less,
and practically no rent. as subrentals Viii
Bakery and conf. et!onery business. stock.
n ~ and lease IN fine location. only
the rent.
81 per cent Investment Store and
12-roSm building. bringing <3 rCvt
loan for other half. This rem; viii nav
the interest on tho loan and 81 per cen,
gross on your $1,000.
home in Clarke County in the famous
shenandoah Valley Of Virginia 800 acres
fine land. suitable for tractor Very
cheap. Also smaller farms in this Ia
Como on at once and SEQ these bargain,
in this wonderful. city wiring when TO
expect you at our expense.
soMMERvILT.E TRUST CO. INC.
Newport News. VA
GRACE. wEST-For sale by owner. two
apartment house on West Grace near
Broad Street station; slx-room each:
modern convenience. boulevard 22il-J.
see us E a. catiin 4 Co. 2: No9th
Eighth Street.
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BY CRUTCHFIELD & CO.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Public
Auction Sale
Nos. 604 and 600
N. 23rd Street
No. 81 West Cary
Street
ON MONDAY, JUNE I. 1920.
at 5 o'clock Z. NJ,

on the premises. we Will sell (for divi-
sion).
First. Tho two-story frame dwell.
ings Nos. Goa and SOC North Twenty
third Street. each containing fye
At o'clock p. NJ.
the two STORY frame dwelling No. 31i
West Cary. street. containing eight
rooms and ba tn.
The above properties have proven
to be splendid renters. never vacant,
arc In excellent locations, and should
appeal TO investors as well MS to
those In search OF comfortable though
modest homes.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced as
cRUTcHFIELD g. Co.
$780, AucttonednA
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WANTED. "a young man for the packing
department In Wholesale grocery house
One who wants 10 advance himself and
VIII tako an interest In his work: would
prefer one that has had experience IN This
line; Address ii i6. care Times Dispatch
or BoN l212 city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07

Northumberland textile or cotton
mill men. who are willing to travel:
straight salary and expenses to right
parties. L. o. Box No. S99.