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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
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ARREST MADE
IN CLEVELAND
BARTON pITTMAN PLACED UNDER
ARREST UPON INDICTMENT
By GRAND JURY
Is Rsleased Under Sc, COO Carh Bond To
Appear Before Court -
Later Eate

Charged with the alleged unl"wfd!
Of 4 business Grgan!-
?:,ti"n. Urna which the Grand jury at
Cleveland returned a tue bill a Few days
80, Ny. Epr!"n P!itman. well known N
h. lucVl d'Str.r. and for a time upcrst-
Ing ~ office IN T,"veland and another
1t Columbus. Dh o. was placed under
arrest y"Si"rIay afternoon in ono If -
Cleveland. ohio, hotels TO answer I" the
indictment.
He wa& later r"Icas. Il under bond O;
-. h00. which vas said - nav" h"""
t"rniSh"d IL cash Tor h!:' APP ",:rancc NJ a
'.';"' dn:c f.: trial. ~" ra$e has a
3nral hc2rlrS q, III" %t",I ,hnr he IL al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
COP. Elephant Will Make Merry
With JoIIitication This Evening

hr h"aGrd by lis band Of II pieces. Then
Viii come a Uumh,.r of floats, un" OF
winch will j." 4 Victory tloht on Mh''h
ii' successful county candidates VIII
rid" I'll" M"r> and Wum,u'S Meter
corps will follow and they IN turn "iI
he followed 10y thu aut"mobl!" section.
State Candidates
Govrrnor-Elrct Morgan and TIE nll":
stat" officials. Including IN" NV" | H'''i
S:r,.S >,us:lor>; ana TIA" seven '''n = ~
IN! VIII b.. given 1t position "i h"h"r
with li.r Harding, nD!!dgc ciCO Nh'cA
VIII act - tu"ir escort
The procession will b" on" %: IN"
most noisy "I"r staged in Nh''.ilhS'
Every known device for nolS" making.
inr'uiiug cow bells. horns. whistles ana
ratt!.s will b. carried nv tho march"rs
K'd fire Will lllumlnat" the !n'H "i
mIrCh.
wire From MORGAN.
Governor Elect Morgan y">''rdaE
wired Republican headquarters Ia"
would attend the" iullif!catIun. Congress-
man Elect EnSrlh!0uiu. pr Gc"rg" w.
otto and Robert J. It"lSt"r. chairman
If tho Ohio county Republican c"''H-
tive .rommltt". arrived at Charleston
Yesterday to pay their respects t" ''nN-
crnur Morgan ard rhc' newly "i"'t"i
congressman and stat" officials. y meet
inE If IA" successful candidates ana
many of their supporters was h"tI NJ
the capital during III" Hft"rn""r.
Governor Morgan nud IN" in"mbe:S OF
his PARTY including ~" Wheeling dr'--
CATION are expected /" arrive here TINS
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
MARSHALL COUNTY REPUBLICANS
. IN WONDERFUL JOLUF|CAT|ON

ton on last Tuesday. Delegations from
Cameron. Sistersvil!c ami all. the other
towns surrounding the Marshall coun-
~ s,At were taking part in the MANI
moth jolliiicati0n. which was one OF the
largest which has beer held In the his
tory OF MARSHALL county.
Th" cclrGra'"r~ headed 10y tho
MOundsvillc hand, marched around tn"
Moundsvilie u nitrnliary and played The
Democratic funrr;-i march outside tn"
prison walls. Th" home OF j. Howard
Holt. Marshall County'S champion OF IN"
League Of Ma onS was next visited.
and he WIS Shown the stand of his Eel
lnw citizens regarding the Nations
III. Offices Of the Democratic news
rai,r.. was 1l-N. visited and tho funeral
march IL the Democratic pTrty VA
played n front of the home OF lgnatius
lircnuIn.
on every hand. the people wcr" Joy
rul over the sweeping Victory IN" Re
publicans put ross Tuesday. and th"r"
were. no tears or sorrowful faces IN tho
throngs that lined the streets Of IN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

-Ui1l-."Gu.t happened - run into an
Oh f;r~ud downtown" rhii--"Waf II"
Smashed his w.hor" right fender. "-Cor-
Ht;i Widow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
MONSTER DEMONSTRATION WILL
BE XELD IN GROWING THE
HERD VICTOR IN RECENT
ELECTION.
Governor Morgan and Other State OIL
Gers win Attend the Rally; Thou
sands to Participate
Route OF Parade.


will form off Chapline and Four
teenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
at 1850 p. III.
Procession viii move promptly az
s o'clock.
Units will form on ChapHno from
Fourteenth to Seventeenth. From Seven
teenth east TO Market; north on Market
20 Seventh, east to Main, south to
Twentieth, west to Market, north 20
Tenth.
NI;h such n";ahi"s Is Governor
Eject !. f.. Morgan Senator Howard
Sutherland. Senator Davis Eil;ns. Cong
r"S>man-E.lcct R"ntamiu l.. R"JS"uh."pm
and other congress m"n-"lrct ard state
officials present in Wheeling WI! to-
night celebrate ;hr Republican victory
with Il monster murStration. rhous-
andS Of mon and women Will TAX" part
III the event which will mark the crown
ing Of tn. elephant ~ king.
The iullifratiou will hr in Oh" nature
Of n street parad" which viii m"N" over
the above I'm" Of march AZ u'clo"k. TIL"
parade will u" headed by the Harding
COCliiSH club OF Ohio county after
which will march dele cations from
many Of the nearby towns. TIL" club will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

IAgrG to have niSrrprcSented Is also
owned hv many local persons and -
nat 81 IT." TrmNlm: Motors. 1t L. al
.cgcd ihtt Ii.r accused mailed cut letters
:u sfrckhuIrirrS ri tn. coEpany ara
i:.irr ;nr.lIsh hnuincr utt!r... *I.n alleged
Ia law. l"rp Cuutrnilr,, W h.r. would
attempt 10 purchase IT, sock ~ the
I'D corporation IT lrd'i":'i iisurc,
Th, ,u;r"m" uC ia" 90 ," will be watched
With keen interest BY Ill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
SWEET CIDER FOR SALE
II yon waEt sweet cider direct from
the farm, apply to Eickison farm. NM
Sed. n-G-S
DEMURRER DAY

ru,lav will y" d"inarr"r day IN GRIM
!nal "our: when :: number OF cases w!Il
I.r 81. for trial in addition TO those
w,;rh we're get "rTuursday morning.
Iifra Man H. Robinson VIII preside.
"a, drnur-rr Ia II" Indictment
against Joseph Fowler. Indicted for tn"
murder ur Mrs. Lillian 5. II. Rcltz was
nvcrrrlcd by Judge john ;. RTE ana
t,,c cay. IL set for tra! on Monday, Nov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
N|ONAN'S CLUB MEMBERS HEAR
TALK ON PILGRIMS LANDING

OF caring for the feeble minded of IN"
STATE. wcr,. among IA" NOR" important
features uf TIA" convention.
Mrs. John h. Garden. VII" was star"
dr,cEtlt" to IN" club convention. read IL
report on tn, Snc!a! activities Of IN"
convention and related thu changes or
!u,l"rt..u"" whirh had taken place IN the
revision OF the constitution Of III" state
federated clubs She paid IL compliment
to Mrs Els" Fisher Kiuchclu", "t
charleston. formerly OF Wheeling. who
directed the community singing e.! IN"
club and 4 short concert program pre-
s"n'vd 1T one Of the entertainments ar
ranged Cor ia" visitors.
Sleep and Rest
Ono OF the most common causes Of m
Samnia and rcStlcssncsS Is !ndtg' stion.
Take one Of Chamh"rlliu'& Tablets i'm
'ned!ately after supper and see II N"n
In not rest better and steep batter.
rh"y only cost = quarter. For sal" by
IL dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

Mound C!ty. watching the Cel"hraNoH
Marshall county CAV" Harding ma i"r-
ity Of 1884. over his opD"nrnt. "iAti!"
James" and elected the ent'r" R"puhi-
can county ticket. H"ne having Il ma
ioriiy ~ less tlirn 500.
0u,, OF tho features "r The p1rad"
vas The Old GRAY Mar" &c Sh" Is"
20 Re" ard til" "pld Gray Mar" ~ 81"
Is To-day" \ lar" ''"le%..' ION from ~,
MruEdsv!ll" Harding tnplidG" cup ".
coma 10 the ct'y tonight "a partiCira:"
in thu mammoth j"llsncat!on which VIII
be hCll hcr".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
VIEWERS PARADE rRE STREETS
WITH 5000 MEN AND WOMEN
IN LINE
Old Gray Mare" Marches with tho
ThronSs-Ssronaas Demo
Gratis

About 5000 people marched IN The
psrade which wa" held At MoundSNllle
last night. celebrai ing the victory Of the
Elephant over the Rooster at the e.cc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
ember 18th. It Is thought that q few
minor cases will be disposed Of today.

Young man." she said. what do you
do when q machine gets up in the air
and runs OUT OF GASOLINE"
Usually stay UP there.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
TALE BEATS BROWN
U Breaking Early Season Crowd |ohcs Blue Five Triumph Over
 kidenee ColIco ians. 39 to IS.

Haven, Jan S--A record Ing early season crowd turned Ire last night to watch Yale trim ]. 89 to IS. in the Elis' first home Lball game of, the season. AL h there was never any doubt as outcome, Yale passed up chance lhance to score, especially in the lalf, which ended 21 to 12 in favor The score: lS9) Brown 1S) Ack Mallory
 Left forward
 ,......... Brooks
 Right forward
 ...........,.. Holmgrcn Center Left glard g -s.. E1et \ Right guard ke: Goals from floor, Van Slyck Ene 3, Hamill 3, Cohen 1, Flynn hton 1, Jameson ?, Mallory 3. D1 goals from foul. Van Slyck I B'ieri none in four; Substitutions, Alderman for Flynn, Stanton for Il, Morse for Crane, Jam eson for Garfield for Stanton, Goodell fomeson, Sheldon for Morse; l; D, Joselyn for Mallory. referee, \ Kelly, Harvard; Time, 20 min- lives.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
WILDE IS READY
British ElyweigIlt in Fine Condition for Bout With Johnny Asher. \. l.. F. Bantamwcight Champion.

St Louis, Jan. S.-Jimmy Wilde. British flyweight champion today was in excellent condition for his second American appearance here tonight in a scheduled S-round bout with Johnny Babe" Asher. bantamweight cham pion of the A. F.. F. The contest will be no decision affair.
 Wilde was given a 5000 guarantee and Asher was promised 13 per cent of the receipts.
 Both announced today they had trained strenuously for the bout and were in the pink of condition. The Briton was expected to weigh about 104 pounds when he entered the ring and Asher 110
 Wilde announced today that he would not enter the ring if his oppon- ent weighed more than lie pounds, despite posting of forfeit money. Ash CT assured Wilde that he would tip the scales at less than that and offered a S1,0O0 forfeit if he failed. but the Briton refused to have the money posted.
 Early today the little A. F. F. champ weighed 114 1-2 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
MAY CHOOSE NEW
 MAN FOR CHAIRMAN
Baseball Commission Meeting Today
 Chairman August Hermann.

Cincinnati. O., Jan. S.-Election Of a new chairman may be one of the results of the annual meeting of the National Baseball comm ission here today. Presidents John Heydler, Of the National league. and B. B. John son, of the American league, are here for the yearly conference with August Hermann, the third member of the comm isson. Under the terms of tn 3 national agreement. the chairman shall be elected annually by the presidents of the two major leagues who are eN-officio mem bers of the comm ission. Unless the two pres.- dents agree there can be no election.
 In view of opposition to MT. Her. mann. he has repeatedly signified his willingness to resign soon as d suitable man could be secured to succeed him: but a committee from the two leagues authorized to choose a man has thus far failed to name one for the position.
 President Johnson has been openly in favor of MT. Hermann. but. it, is said. Mir Heydler arrives with in s1ructions not to vote for his re-elec- ton. While several very important matters and much routine will come before the commission today, it is ex- pected the meeting will last only one day.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
MCMILLAN FOR NAVY:
Reports Arc Heard to This Effect
 Around Annapolis. /

Annapolis, Jan. S.-Reports that "Bo' McMillan, the remarkable quar- terback of the Center college football team and the choice of Walter Camp for the same position on his All-Am- erican team. will enter the Naval academy next spring and become member of the Navy footb3, Ill squad are constantly heard around Annapo- lis
 Many of the MidshipmH are con- vinced that it is a settleJ<fact, but the best advice is that the /change of col likely.
 Two or three ys1rs ago, Ingram broached the subject of entering the Naval Academy f Q McMillan. The later stated thaG he would do so if he could get an Appointment.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08

Diego, Jan. S.-Details of the bed match at Tia Juana. Lower
 rnia, between Jack Dempsey eorges Carpenter fo rthe worlds
 weight championship were to bo 6ed at a conference here today kn Jack kearns. Dempsey's man. |nd James W. Coffroth, promoter. |roth early today Was without di- lord from Desc hamps, Carpen- manager, that his terms had Eccepted, but said he had lcabled Is J. Harvey, his agent in Lon 5 get in touch at once with Des- Is and Carpenter and advise him kr plans.
 lntime he is proceeding on the Il, he said, that Associated Press Is from Paris to the effect that hmps had accepted his offer were
 t.
 Eaid he expected to construct an lat Tia Juana to accom- nodate a of at least S0,000 and possibly |n. He expected to discuss with |1or Esteban Cantu arrangements k match after he had heard from
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
WILLIAM FOX MAKES
 BID OVER COFFROTH
Movie Producer Raises Ante for
 Big Bout $25,OOO

New York. Jan- S.-Though reports from Los Angeles and Paris have it that both Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier are ready to accept Pro- moter Jimmy Coffroth's s40O,OOo offer for championship battle in Tia Juana, just across the Mexican border from San Diego, Cal, the chances are different auspices. William Fox. the motion picture producer yesterday topped Coffroth's figures by s25,000. The S425,00O guarantee is accompa- nied by further inducements in the shape of 50 per cent. of the profits, split 35 per cent. to the winner and 15 Der cent to the loser. Fox insists his offer is a bona fide one and is made through love of sport and the money to be derived from the pictures.
 Fox yesterday received a telegram from Jack kearns saying that Demp- Sey had not signed any contract with Coffroth, and that he would give definite answer to FoX's offer within few days. Fox's French representative cables that Carpenter demands $125. 900 for his guarantee, but does not want to fight in 1920, as he is booked solidly in vaudeville. Carpenters the at~ical contracts however. all are subject to cancellation and the Frenchman is likely to agree to fight on next July Fourth or Labor day. Fox will insist the bout take place not later than next September.
 Outside of the moving picture privi- ieges Fox binds himself not to profit ;4 penny through the match. Besides Dempsey's flat guarantee of s3OO,OUo. win or lose, and Carpenters $125,0O0 guarantee, Fox promises 50 per cent. of the profits to the fighters and the remaining 50 per cent. to the Red Cross of America, Canada, England, Australia and France"
 Fox declared he has several places in mind for the scene of the proposed bout
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
TO JUDGE BOUT
Major Riddle and Warren Barbour Will Probably Ofiiciatc at Coming Lconard-Dundec Battle,

New Haven, Jan. S.-Major A. J. DreAel Riddle and Warren Barbour will probably be selected by the Army, Navy and Civilian Board of Boxing Control to officiatc as judges for the Leonard Dundee champion ship bout in New Haven d week from tomorrow night. The two officiated in the same capacity at the Willard Dempsey contest in Toledo, and the principals in the coming match yes- terday asked the Army, Navy and Civilian Boxing Board to name them for the New Haven contest.
 Billy Gibson, manager of Leonard when asked last night whether those who are opposed to the bout will ba able to prevent it from being staged, said:
 The contests positively will take place as arranged. l had a talk with Chief-of-Police Smith, of New Haven, yesterday and he assured me that no amount of agitation will cause him to revoke the permit he has issued"
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
Y 4 FAVORED FOR BIG BATTLE
|oter ,Coffroth Wants Cham- hip Bout Held on That Date

Diego, Cal. Jan. S.-James D. |th said last evening that he was |cally certain that he had landed lem mpsey-Carpent fight for his Eana race track. Coffroth said Ne was willing to set the limit at llnds, since he believed heavy |t battle over that route would be Ne.
 kardIng the date for the match ! sth said he could not fix it deti- Bd ii as soon as the arena he could be constructed at Tia This arena. he announced. 1 seat 5O,0O0 persons. Construc- ; he declared, would take seF- months. The site of the arena < e near the track and big grand Of the Lower California Jockey
 am sure I a m not over sanS-uine L saysI hope for an attendance will total $1 .JO0, ,0OO," said Cof- 5ere will be no trouble in getting IOwd here. San DleSO now ndS u railroad line to the east which through Tia Juana. Those [g from the north will take other br steam ships or automobiles. lturally I should like to have the h the summer time. when we can |solutely sure that the weather ] good. But the date must de- largely on what the boxers them say about it.
 Juana is across the interna-
 sbpundary below San Diego in California. Mexico. The town lis a village supported largely by
 Is in search of curios and games 2nce. Two railroad lines and an |obile. road lead into Tia Juana
 the United States.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
TOPS STILL LOSING
Mic Eog.io'> An-Holyokc Team Springs Surprise on Tircnlakcf> by Winning on ChiCopce Court. 31-20.

Chicopce, Mass, Jan. S.--FiNe hun dred local and ElolEuke bask etball en- thusjasts saw the Fisk Rcd Tops go down to their fourth straight Inter- state league defeat last night when Mic Bogyio'S rcjuVenated Anticipates scored a , to 20 victory over the Tire makers at Fisk A. A. hall The defeat of the Tops by the Paper City clan makes it five losses for the former and sratcnes away all hope of their run ming off with the championship of the league.
 The win of the visitors came as a surprise to the local followers. but to the contrary to the supporters of the visitors. Buck Drennan's charges were confident of their inability to win at the start of the game and even after it started. But the tight and splendid play of the BOgGio clan knocked the thoughts of a win for the Tiremakers sky high The All- Holyokes were out 10 win and did so in a determined manner which was aided by the inability of the locals to noop the ball.
 Play in the opening period was ia st and clever. But three floor goals were made in the initial session. The con tributors were Jackson of the FiSks, Wakefield and Nolls of the visitors.
 In the second session Nolls, the leader basket choker of the New York state league. who was secured by Bog gio to play with tine Hoys, the second half of the schedule. broke loose. as did Jimmy Connors, and with them went the game. DoWd and Sullivan were the. only F'iskers to score from scrimmage in this period, Snooks mak- ing two and Sully one.
 The lineup:
 Al1-Holy okes. Fisk Red Tops. Wakefield, If. .rg, Sullivan BoSSIO, If lg. Sears, Do"d NollS, e, Guenther Jackson Connors, Ig. If, Jackson. Remmele Dwyer, rg. ....... If, Dowd, Jackson,
 Fitzgerald
 Score, All-Holyolles 31, Fisk 20: goals from floor, Nolls ,, Connors 3. 1 Boggio, Wakefield. DoWd ?, Jackson, 1 Sullivan; goals from fouls, Wakefield l 10. Sears g. Remmele 3: referee. wha- len; umpire, Granfie1d; time, 2O-min- ! ute periods.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
SECURES ..CHIEF'" BENDER.

New Haven, Jan. S.-Charles Albert Bender. better known as "Chief'' Bender, has been engaged by George Weiss, owner of the New Haven base ball club of the Eastern league, as manager and pitcher. Bender, with ''Chief' John Meyers, will constitute next season the only Indian battery in the country
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
Cochran Says "Nay, Nay".

kago, Jan. S-That Jack Demp- $uId not meet Georges Carpenter r Juana, Mexico, on July was
 |tatement made yesterday by
 ks Cochran, London promoteI. lid that Carpenter already was contract to him and should the
 let be broken Carpenter and
 lamps would be liable.
 |nran expressed doubt that Des-
 N. astua11y had accepted Jim
 aTt. terms. adding that he be- that Deschamps had remarked
 ] the event Cochran did not sign key Coffroth's offer would be ac-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
KooB AND WRIGHT ARE TRADED.

St. Louis, Mo-. Jan S--Pitchers- Ernie Koob and Wayne Wright of the, St- Louis American league baseball club were traded yesterday to the Louisville American association team for Pitcher Dixie Davis of that club, according to an announcement made by Business Manager Quinn of the St. Louis Americans. t
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
PADDOCK THROWS BURNS.
Wrestling Champion Scores Two Falls
 With Ease.

Boston. Jan. S.-Earl Caddock of Omaha, Neb.. heavyweight wrestling g cha piOn. successfully defended his title here last night, winning from Cyclone Burns of this city in two suc- cessive falls.
 The first fall was made in 37 min-
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08

utes and 10 seconds with a head scissors and wrist lock and the sec ond ill 12 minutes and , seconds with a body scissors and body hold.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08

Cincinnati, Jan. S.-Pitcher Roy Mitchell was sold by the Cincinnati Nationals yesterday to the Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast league. The purchase price was not disclosed.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-08
DARTMOUTH AGAIN LOSES

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. S.--Dart- mouth played snappy bask etball game here last night but bowed to the Temple university team. 34 to 29. This was the third consecutive defeat for the big Green team.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-12-03

. T. +. Mccall, Ebb Brewster and
Miss N. c. Stevenson, all of Shrad-
er, r. p. Hit, and f. G. Barnett,
Tannersville, B. O'Quinn, Cedar Bluff,
Wiley Showers, Cove Creek, NJ. IL.
Whitaker, Tazewell. Jno. w. Camp
bell, the Hermit of the Hills, J. p.
Green. Tazewell, A. A. Boothe, who
is getting rich in the auto business,
Jim Lawrence, North Tazewcll, +. M.
("Pet") Shrader, Bluestone, J. w.
Alley, Prcstonsburg, KY, Mrs. Sarah
Doak Lucas. Newport, Va, Estill
Steele williamsburg, Miss Lillian
Still, who has a fine position in Sa-
vannah, Ga, as teacher, and is kind
ly remembered in this county-these
are a partial list of this and last
weeks renewals. If this sort OF thing
keeps up while the Editor may be
able to have n turkey for Christmas.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-12-03
TO W. E. TERRELL, JOHN R. Dill
LARD and GEORGIA NEEL.

" W. L. rcNhELL, JOI1N II. OlL-
LARD and GEORGIA NEEL.
Non residents of the State of Vir-
ginia.
Take notice that 1 shall, on the 9th
day of December, 1920, move the
Circuit Court of Tazewell County,
Virginia, to have marked released
and discharged a certain deed of
trust from Georgia Neel and l. N.
Neel, her husband, to j. r. billiard,
Trustee, dated January 25th, 1905,
and of record in the Clerks office of
said Court in deed book No. 30, page
No. 1873, the said deed of trust hay
ing been given to secure W. E. Fer
rell the payment of FOUR HUN
DRIED AND NINETY ($49O.O0)
DOLLARS. Also vendors lien re-
served in conveyance made by the
said Georgia Neel and husband to
M. J. Neel, dated March 9Th, 1907
and recorded in said Clerks office
in deed book sixty-one page 319
which vendors lien was retained in
said deed to secure the above de-
scribed debt due to the said w. E.
Terrell. This notice is given under
section 240S of the Code of Virginia,
1897, and Acts Amendatory thereto,
the undersigned being owner of GER
tain real estate effected by the ex-
istence of said deed of trust and
vendors lien. Tho property so effect
cd may be briefly described us fol-
lows:
"All that certain piece of real es-
tate situate on the north side of
Greever Avenue in West Graham,
Tazewell County, Virginia, designat-
/ ed as lot No. 81 in section No. 8, as
shown on plat Of lots of West Ora
ham by the West Graham Land and
Improvement Company, of record in
said Clerks Office in deed book No.
80, page No. IT."
J. A. NEEL.