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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-01-26
IN Official de Ia Armada
Britannica inSuIta Ia ban
dera de los Est. UnidOS

Tn Official de La Armada brita-
MICA infirio recientemente un grave
insul;o a la bandera americana,
mientras esta Sc atriaba del anti
quo barco de Ia armada, Kaiserin
Augusta Victoria ! Que pas6 a po-
der de los americanos durante la
guerra, Y que ahora ACADIA de ser
transferido a la "Crhard Line.
SeiS marinos del President
Grant :, de la Armada de los Esta-
dos UnidOs, fueron testigos del he
>cho, que ocurri6 EN- una base de
aprovisionamiento de la Armada
en- Brooklyn. 4
FL segundo contramaestre rela-
ia el hecho del modo sigmente:
Sc me habIa encargado de la
direction de n n6mero de hom-
bres para limpiar ell hielo Ell ell
puente de popa. Estabamos juntO
al muelle No. 3. FL Kaiserin
Augusta Victoria estaba junto
al mueIle, separado de noso, ros
pOr una distancia como de ochen-
ia pies.
Trabaj ajabamos afanOSamente,
ouando de repente, un hombre que
paS0 junto a nOsOtroS Ell m remol-
eador, nos grit0 que miraramos ha-
ella la popa del Kaiserin Augusta
I'm aquel momento, un Official de la
Armada britannica sacaba una ban
lera americana del suelo, la cual
habfa pisoteado.
Los marmos que estaban tra-
bajando conmigo le gritaron al of
aial que que creia 6l que estaba ha-
ciendo. En- cOntestaci0n, el Official
IN les recogi6 la bandera del sue
10, la tiro nuevamente, Y repiti6 ell
pisoteo.
Dig6 que Sc trataba de un of
,ial ingl6s pOrque tenia galones do
'ados Ell las mangas y porque es-
aba al mando de unos hombres
lue Soltaban los cables. Creo que
'ra un segundo contramaestre.
"Cuando pisote6 la bandera por
iegunda vez, mis- hombres lie mere
paron, tirandole con pedazos de
hielo, con pedazoS de ladrillo, v
con todo 10 que encontrabamos al
llcance de nuestraS manos.
clos tripulanteS del Kaisorin
Augusta Sc agacharon para evil
ar que hicieramos blanco sobre
Hos. por cspacio de hora y me-
dia eStuvimos esperanto que salie-
ran para salirleS al encuentro. Ca
ola vez que unO de ellos asomaba la
cabeza, le tirabamoS con 10 que en-
contrabamoS. t'
"Por iltimo, sali6 uno de nues-
trOs oficiales de cubierta Y nos do
orden de suspender~nuestra acti-
tud hostil.
Y asf termin6 Ell incidentc. sin
lue NADIA mas grave ocurricra "
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.El pleta MaeterIinCk 6S
pTOtsgid0 pOr Ia pOIiCia

Durante el tranScurSo de la con
ferencia dada por ell gran poeta
belga Mauricio Maeterlinck Ell ell
Hotel Ritz-Carlton de Nueva
York, su eximia personalidad fud
protegida fielmente por res detec-
tives, quienes impidieron que Ell
poeta fuera perturbadO Ell 10 mas
mfnimo. Uno de los detectives 81
encOntraba Ell las habitacioneS dc
Maeterlinck cuando los represen-
anteS de la prensa lie asaltaron
para interrogarle. El detective Sc F..
yuia al poeta a donde quiera que
ba, V fnalmente, tom6 asiento en-
Il escenario mientfaS Sc desarrolla-
ba la conferencia Ell fematico L.
i've yankee permanecio ALI, sin
hiStar V sin hacer mOvimientO al
guno hasta que termin0 la diSer-
taci6n.
Maeterlinck, a pesar de 10 que
e ha ocurrido con su empresario,
ha manifestado que visitara todcs
los Estados Unidos, y que tiene la
frme intenci6n de hablar al pue-
)lo americana, ocurra 10 que ocu-
ira. HablandO sobre' suS luchas cen
i idioma ingl6s, dijo:
Encuentro grandes difculta-
les Y obstaculOs imprevistos al ha
)lar ell ingles Ell los grandes tea
.ros. En- una habitaci6n pequena
ouedo hablarlo sin ninguna dill
eultad, pero Ell estos inmensos tea
trOs de Nueva York, tengo que
llzar la voz demasiado, Y las diff
cuItades para hablar aumentan de
IN modo pavoroso
Ell poeta Sc siente sumamente dis
yustado por 10 que lie ha pasado
.on su empresario, pero ha mani
festado que clio no altera ell ma
la la buena opinion que tiene for
NADIA Gle la generosa hospltalidad
lei pueblo americana.
Las iluminaciones electricas de
Broadway eS una de las coSaS que
mas lie. han llamado la atencion en-
Nueva York
No he visto una cosa igual en-
ninguna parte del mundo-dijo-
elias hablan muy alto en favor
lei espiritu maravilloso Y energi-
60 del gran pueblo americana
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AL tEVANTARSE
TOME Aqua
CALIENTE
La limpieza d;aria de los Or
ganoS internos eS abSolu-
tamente indispensable
para la Salud.

Todas las mahanas, antes del des-
ayuno, baiiese usted por dentro 10 mis-
mo que 10 hace por fuera. FL aseo in
terno es mucho mas importante que el
externo, porque los poros de la >piel
no absorben nj llevan a la sangre i'm
purezas capaces de aIterar la salud
EN- tanto que los poros de los intesti'
nos ST 10 hacen.
Por cada onza de alimento que reel
be ell est6mago, una cantidad casi
igual de materias sobrantes debe ser
expedida por el cuerpo. 81 este no Sc
efectta todos los dias, aqusllas mate
rias Sc fermentan rapidamente y pro
Queen venenos, gases y toxinas que
son absorbidas pasan al torrente cir
culatorio por los conductos que solo de-
ben llevar a la sangra los jugos ali
menticios.
Tomar todas las mahanas antes del
desayuno, un vase de aqua caliente con
una cucharadita de Fosfato Liresto-
ne, constituye una espl6ndida meGida
higienica, porque es ell medic mas in
ofensivo de librar al estomago, al hi
gado, a los rifiones y a los intestinos
de esos venenos, lfmpiando, refrescan-
do purifcando, asi, ell aparato Gi-
gestivo antes de tomar mas alimanto.
Un cuarto de libra de Fosfato Ii
mestone cuesta solo unos pocos centa-
vos, pero es suhciente para que cual-
quiera Sc convenza de los benefcios
del banjo inferno y cohtinue practican-
dolo siempre. Advt
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COlOcaciOnes.

Sc NECESITA un joven taquigrafo
que liable ingles, que sea 10 suficien-
temente culto para desempe1ar la pla-
"a de redactor de un diario.. Dirijase
so'amente por escrito a Ell MUNDO,
p o. Box 345, San Juan
NECESITAMOS una taquigrafa en- es-
pano que sepa tambien de tennduia.
No tiene que tener mucha p'actica.
Diliianse a Glassberg, Tetuan !, San
Juan
Sc DESEA Ofcinista para dcpartamen
TO ee contabiidad, debera toner cxpe-
rieneia general Ell ofcinas Y habtar
i'~lG'. Solicf'csc ror car+a n"anlo pro
pia letra, dando dctalles de experen-
riencia anterior, al Auditor Porto Ri
co Ry. LIT. and Power Co. San Juan.
DEPENDIENTE DE FARMACIA.--
Sc necesita uno que tenga practica y
buenas referencias. Dirijase Diaz,
Monagas y Co. Box 1926 San Juan
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DEL
DOCTOR DoUMoNT

De este tonico nervioSo que goza
lie gran credito m6dico, acaba de
recibir nleya factura la acredita-
da Farmacia Blanco.
Los neurastenicos, los debilita-
dos fisica, mental y sexualmente,
los que sufren insomnia, iaquecas,
marcos, las joyenes cloroticas,
y,los que desean recobrar tono de
juyentud encuentran ell secretO de
salud Ell este precioso medicamen-
to. Advt.
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BESs. 4 sA w
aghM6sA&9~ IL 4 1. Z ...-.-.- LII. H..
.COrnpraa.

Sc COMPRAN tres casas en- San Juan
Moderno. Sin corredores. Informara Ra
faeb r. Palacio Salazar Telefono 997
Apartado 70, Cruz 3. San Juan, P.
R. De 31I2. o
DESEAMOS comprar un archivo v
una mesa de maquinilla Ell segunda
mano. Diriianse Gassberg. Tetuin
San Juan.
MUEBI ES-No Sc determine ven
der sus mueb!es sin antes yer nnes'ra
oferta. somOs los Gni"os que paoamos
ror su verdadeso va or Ell Porvenir,
Salvador Brau SO Telefono 993, San
Juan. p. r
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Sc ofrece.

SELLOS:-Envie 90 cts. en- sellos do
correo usables americanos recibirA
150 sellos de todas las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile,
Mejico, etc.
Dirijase a @. r. GONZALES, 21
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico.
FINCA PARA ARRENDAR. .-ofrece-
mos en- arrendamiento, al precio de diez
y ocho d6lares anuales por cuerda, de
Glen aciento setenta Y cinco cuerdas
de terreno propio para cana, en- ell ba-
rrio de 'Mucarabones' de Toa. Alta,
con un desvio de la Central "Constan-
cia' y, a un kilometro de la Carretera
de Bayamon a Toa Aka.-PESQUERA
y PESQUERA INC, EDIFICIO BOU-
RET, SAN JUAN.
ARTE MUDo es la mejor revista cine
mmatografca mensual de Cuba. Tiene
biografias direcciones de artistas, ar
gumentos de peliculas, etc. Envfa 81
EN- giro postal o billete. Solicito agen-
tes Cecilio Perez, Box 164, Matanzas
Cuba.
AGAPITO MIRANDA ofrece al pu-
blico die San Juan, Puerta de Tie
IRA y Santurce, Ell mejor carbon We
ge:al. Para informes llanse al telefo-
no 727 verde, Puerta de Terra, Para
da Seis.
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Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILA una habitacion en- la
calle del Hospital Municipal No. 9.San
turce. Sc desea que sea hombre.
=
DEsEA UNA HABITACION .-Hombre
solo, con buenas referencias, desea al
quilar una habitaci6n amueblada. que
sea fresca; en- casa de famiia. In
forme precio y condolences por carta.
j. d. p. Administration de Ell MUM
DO.
Sc AIQUILA I'm garage en- Ia calle
Mckinley, Santurce. Dirijase al apar-
tadi 975, San Juan. p. r. Telefono 847
San Juan.
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Sc NECESITA joven vendedor para
viajar por la isla por cuen':a de casa
importante de Comisiones de San Juan.
Dirijase indicando referencias al apar-
tado 761, San Juan.
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Encontrara usted Ell MUNDo en-
al Cafe Central. de Gonzalez y Cano
Plaza ''Jos6 +. Mater. Advt.
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condiciones, Sc vende barato. Su
cesores de L. Villamil y Co.. San Juan.
P. r.
Sc VENDEN MoToCICLETAS en- buen
uso, marca INDIAN, de dos cilindros.
Dirijase S. Cruz Rivera, Sucesores
de Santos y Alfonso, Telefono 479, San
turce.
HUDSON SPEEDSTER vendo casi nue.
vO por tenerme que ausentar de Ia is
Ia. Para information Tel6fono Santurce
572.
.,>o~o---
Sc VENDE UN SOLAR de 240 metros
cuadrados en- la calle del Pillar Con-
datito. Informaran en- ell No. 7 de la
misma calle, EN- Ia Gale Dos Her
manos No. so.
4~aa -- -~.- ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-09-23

err? Or to win loyal lover?" I chat
tered in the effort to keep Deb from
thinking. "Women used to pay fabu-
lous sums for love-potions. Some
wanted to change from ugliness to
beauty, and some to keep husbands
steadfast. My dear, if | possessed the
secret of a potion which would keep
a man loyal believe me I'd give about
a quart of it to Bob" 1t was an inane
speech, but / laughed softly.
Deb pressed my hand as II she I'M
derstood only too well.
"Y0u don't need any more beauty
my DEAR" / continued. "And as for
lovers, you have more than your
share. The richest and the handsom-
est men in town, Van and Ted, are
now besieging your heart"
81 think it is a love antidote which
I need" Deb murmured.
"If / could give it to you you'd
never drink it," l protested. "You'd
prefer to love the one man vainly
Women are made So"
Deborah rose to her feet.
Girls ought to be taught to con-
troll love-" she said. "What am / to
do? l can't shape my own happiness.
Must / go on suffering? Pm not fit
ted for a convent life. / don't want to
be self-sacrificing spinster. / can't
write novels. l can't paint pictures.
l have no art to put myself into. Few
girls have-and lots of them suffer
as l do now. I've read all the new
ideas about love, all the modern the
cries concerning it. None of them
help me. I've tried all that psychology
INSTRUMENTATION, keeping busy.
1t doesn't work. / tell you, Jane moth
ing works! I love him still. / can't
stop loving him."
ITO Be Continued)
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RICHL.AND

HIGHLAND, Sept. 23-Misses Le-
ma Bush and Audley Elrod have gone
to Warwick to take up their work az
teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. v. Parker, Miss
Florrie Parker, Mrs. Pearl Bright
we'll and little daughter motored to
Dawson Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
G. L. Spann.
T. F. Trotman of Kimbrough spent
a few hours in this city on business
Saturday afternoon.
Misses Blackshear and Edna Now
ell and Frank Brightwell of near here
spent Sunday evening as the guests
of Miss Jennie Warren.
Misses Louise and Eva Turner anC
James Turner were here Sunday ev'
ening.
Miss Annie Ruth billiard spent part
of the weekend in Guthbert. She
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Confessions ofaBida
Copyright 1890 By The Nuspa Esduprse ASoca&o@

81 understand, DEAR" I whispered
back. "Bob's arms are home to me-
but lately I've bean sad exile"
"But you're MT exlled forever.
And l amp She turned her face
away.
It occurred to me that a change had
come over Deborah Burns. She and
Jim had been all but engaged before
the war. She wasn't awake, then
she was only a half-informed aver
age maiden, well-bred, carefully edu-
Gated and trained to ignore or de-
spise her emotions about men.
Surely Jim had never embraced
her in those far sway days. She had
been brought Up to respec5 the good
rule for girls Sands off," And Jim
was always a gentleman.
And so when she whispered to me
that she had felt as if she were at
home in Jim's arms I knew that De-
borah Burns had put her unsophisti-
Gated girlhood behind her forever.
81 wish Jane, you'd get me love-
potion"
ga drink to make youth last forev-
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viii go to Cuthbert every weekend
and take music lessons.
Miss Eva JONES of near here was
in town Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Dixon gave a
reception last Thursday in honor Of
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. II. M.
Dixon.
s. o. Brightwell of Weston spent q
few hours here on business Saturday.
Clifton Peavy and Q. e. Brightwsll
were business visitors here Saturday.
Misses Jennie Warren, George NJ.
Brightwell and Mrs. Pearl Bright
well spent Saturday night with Mr..
and Mrs. Il. T. Turner.
R. v. Parker is i'll this week.
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(Cof,qrSq,f 1920. bq u
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH
Arms Raccoon Starts the Choice
Friendship Between Deb and Me


Friendship Between Deb and Me
And so AIMS precious raccoon it
was that disclosed the secret sorrow
Of my heart to Deb and hers to me.
/ never want to have another of the
queer little creatures in my vicinity
nevertheless I owe Ginger some graf
itude for without his chance interven-
vention, Deb and I never would have
achieved our choice friendship.
The slender silk clad figure
stretched on my bed stopped shaking
after had held Deb's hand a few
minutes. The girl spoke softly:
'I'm sorry, Jane. Pm weak / sup
pose. But l didn't know that-that
-" She stopped talking and clutch
ed my hand until my fingers tingled.
go on-you'll feel better If you
talk little," l urged.
81 never dreamed that-his arms
would feel-like home" she whis-
pered, not blushing, but growing
whittier than ever, as if she herself
were aghast at the revelation
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Ask at our store for full information
in regard to the Bale of Cotton that
we will give FREE Saturday, octo-
Der 18th, at r. vi.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES
(Central Time,)

Central Tlme.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
0uara utaad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25
BY G.. l.. & IL. i. DENOON, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustee Sale of Farm in Chesterfield County,
Near Bon Air, Va. Farm in Hanover
County, Va, 1864 Acres, More or
Less, and Farm in Hanover County, Va.
Containing 81 1O7 Acres.

the OF
OF
and
Y.
a
to
and
Ill Chesterfield
n
by lands the Ok
lon, datei
Rnford
d
witt
"Woodbtry"
c.
bounded l.. +.
c.
o said lands q
known
Hanover ~ -
All that certain lot piece
in
lands or Martin Tayor West ont
w Carter nndon
r.
kcacys are
forth plat OF made by
clerks once OF Hanover County being
L an W dJuiyae
l. DENoos. Truatae 81
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-
Legal Notices
OFFICE OF TIE VIRGINIA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.

ZIG South Third street.
Richmond. Va. oct. 10. 1920.
,4s Xirsi"ie s,ats iiishwsy ,com:aissIon,
until IL o'clock noon 'rhufsiay. Novcn:
Der 4,h. for construction of section or
Virginia Project No. 100. Washington to
Als,aandtia Ariinston COUNTY Va LIS
Engineer of State Highway Commission
Will meet prospective bidders on he road
until IL O'CLOCK noon on Friday. October
o, hians and speeifca,ions arc on Mo at
nsG Of T'TF sonsh sFS haa and G"
olliSe of resident engineer at Manassas; Va.
for oS % ss se9s SSn The OF
Assistant Commissioner. $3.50 OF which
M' good Ss Hs len "Fi DAYS
4 certified check for per cen, OF the
amount az the estimated cost OF III. work
not TO exceed $1,000. made payable 10 tho
stat" Highway coInmssiorer. mus; ac-
The state Highway Commissioner re-
serves the right 10 reject any or All bids
State Highway Commissioner.
OFFICE Of DEPARTMENT. or rVULIC
WORKS; October ~, Ia2G.,-se aled pro;
PossSls VII be reSeiysn a! this ",S un M
lowing work which may be awarded in
VIII" or IN part .o;wii; For cons,1 rue,
Roads from First 10 Third Avenues. high
land Park. Forms Of proposals. can be Oh:
for amount stated $1,000 on proposals
must accompany each bid AS guaranty
Public Works reserves tho righi to Tt jcct
any and all bids. Chas. h. Boiling. Direc-
tor.
RICHMOND locomotive WoRKs-No.
ticr is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF Richmond
Office of the company on Hospital Street.
near Mill Street In the CITY Of Richmond.
County OF Nenrico. Virginia, on Wednc.-
day, the 10Th day Of November. is3) a.;
1880 o'clock In the forenoon. Tor the pur-
and for the trapsaction of such other
business az may properly como before tho
meeting. w. Spencer Robertson. Secrc-
ftary.
If you. want to rent a house use thes.
Want ADJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

The object OF this suit Is to enforce
lien of the City OF Richmond for
the sum OF s+357. with interest
thereon from the 18th dag of Oc,o-
Der. 1920. until paid. on II lot of land
lying and being in the city of Rich
mond. Va. described as: so feet on
the south side of Rcdd or IT Street,
between Mcchanicsvillc Turnpike
and 18Th Street. standing in the ,anme
OF James Henry Shinaul,
And affidavit having been made
and filed by ID. J. Francis. Collector
of Delinquent Taxes for the City OF
Richmond. and as such agent for said
corporation. TINT the hcirs-at-iaw OF
James Henry Shinault, IL any there
be. are unknown. and that they are
or may be interested In the subject
matter To be disposed Of I'm this suit
mat due diligence has been used by
and on behalf of the City or Rich
mond 10 ascertain In what county or
corporation they reside. hut without
effect, ana they bcin- made parties
10 the bill as persons unknown II Is
ordered that the said unknown heirs
at-iaw OF James Henry Shinault do
appear here within ten DAYS after
the duo publication of this order nnJ
10 what may be necessary to pro
tect their interests in this suit.
copy-Tcstc:
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
I, u mar Clerk
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HOME.

| want to buy a
home in Richmond, on
Main Street or south
of it, between Harri-
son and the Boulevard.
Must be in good con-
diti on; brick pre-
ferred, but will con-
slider frame structure.
Address, giving full
particulars and price,
to H 419, care Times
Dispatch.
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Money

We sometimes make loans on real
estate. mostly in small amounts. AS
slight variation, we also sell real
estate. AS m everyday pastimc we
are open to serve the public In all
matters akin to real estate.
EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY. INC,
Real Estate and Loans.
1917 Bank Street
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We Believe This
Is 1t.
Farm

OF 40 acres; 7-room residence:
electric lights; in town. and the best
buy We know Of Price and terms on
application.
JAS. r COSBY.
90 East Main
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Lombardy Street

Nenr Grove Avenue. 6 rooms. In.
trobe heat. nice home. Can he had
on short notice. Terms. $3.50.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE.
West Avenue

rooms, brick. electric lights.
good condition. Immediate pos
session. Price, with terms. $500
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Stuart Avenue

rooms. electric lights. iatrobe
heat: now vacant. s7,T5o.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

= 4
g O'clock. Visiting brethrcn
and members OF sister lodges cordially in
vit-d. Work In the T.. y. and J.. G. de-
srees. lby order OF the Worshpful Master.
T.. ". Minor. SECRETARY.
VIRGINIA--IN THE CHANCERY
COUET OF THE CITY OF RICH
Emma Il. Butler. who sues. etc.
Plaintiff
Anne Blagg Griffin In her own right
Defendant
TO THE PARTIES IN INTEREiT:
Having been directed by decree en-
tered in the above-cntitled cause on
October s, 1920, to take
AN account OF all the debts
and demands against the estate OF
Clarence ID. Griffin. deceased.
with their priorities."
And having been directed to give no.
ticr OF the time and place of taking
said account by publication. which
publication shall be equivalent to per-
sonal service OF notice on all parties
in interest. all such persons are hereby
notified that ! have fixed on Monday.
November IL. 1920. at 1890 O'Clock
y. NJ, and my office. Room 5l2 Travel
ers' Building. Richmond, Va, rs the
time and place TO proceed 10 take said
account.
Given under my hand this llth day
OF October, 1920.
PHIL Il. SHIELD.
Commissioner in Chancery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

For promp; attention mt your houses
for sale and for !ent with Charles 3
S0a . Eas' Main.
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eSss,
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FOR RESULTS list your farms and CITY
property with Pollard & BagbY. Rich
Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

THE CHANCERy
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND. THE 2lST DAY Of DCrO-
BIER 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-25

MONDAY. OCTOBER a5th. 1920,
AT O'Clock l.. NJ,
the real estate described in said
deed, as follows:
'All that certain lot. piece or par
Gel OF land. with the improvements
thereon, designated as No. 28l3 20"
Street. lying and being in the CITY OF
Richmond. Virginia, Oh tho south side
OF &c" street, between 2sth and 10Th
Streets. described as follows: Begin
ming at ! point liz feet IL inches
from the east line of 2Sth Street.
thence running along the south line
of %" Street and fronting thereon
II feet 10 inches. more or less. thence
extending back southwardly between
parallel lines 1872 feet u inches, moro
or less, To an alley l6 feet 6 inches.
more or less. wide"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
expenses OF executing the trust. all
taxes. levi and insurance premiums
now due, and also ratable proper
ton OF the taxes and levics for the
year 1920. and To pay four notes for
from August 27th, 1919, until paid.
and note for IS So. with interest
thereon fran August 9th. 1920. and
on credit sufficient. with interest
pay the sum of $4,000. In monthly
Instruments OF $1,000 each, the FIRST
instaiment becoming duo on October
27th, 1920. and to pay tho further
with interest thereon from August
27th. 1920. and tho residue, IL any. In
equal instolmcnts in one and two
years from day OF sale for notes with
chaser. cash AS To all OF said residue,
or as 10 als part thereof. All credit
payments 70 be secured by deed Of
trust or the said property.
JOHN Il. WELSH.
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HAVE Won rented house MAI ;. Iv.y,.-,