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The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
No Report on Cup Race.

New York. Jan. 16.-The New York
Yacht Club held its monthly meet
ing last night. but nothing was done
regarding the Americas cup race.
The committee which has under con-
sideration the challenge of the Royal
Ulster Yacht Club for a series of
races for the coveted trophy next
summer made no report.
six new members were elected. but
the club refused to give out their
names.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
Marks Lands Uphill Game

Benny Marks defeated Charles Bar.
telmes last night in the pocket hIt
lard tournament at the Grand Con
trail. 10 to %. Marsk made an unfn'
ished run of thirty-five that gave hi-r
the GENE while he was twenty-sey"r
points behind at the start OF his nun
Bartelmes had high runs of fifteen
fourteen and ten.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
Resume Athletic Relations.

Hartford. Conn. Jan. 1e.-wes-
leyan and Trinity will resume ath-
letic relations next fall. afier a
lapse of four years. Committees
from the two colleges met here to-
day end arranged a football date
for next fall. They will meet on
October 2 at MiddIetown. Wesleyan
broke of relations with Trinity in
1915, charging that George Brick
Law TRINITY hacxfeld star MAS in
eligible because he played baseball
with q semi-professional team
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
Wants More Trouble.

New York. Jan. 16.-Frank Moran
is recovering from the bruises he
received at the hands of Fred Full
ton in Newark the other night. He
plans to take short rest and then
begin training again with the pros
poets of being rematChed withi the
Minnesota plasterer.
He didn't hurt me-" explained
Moran yesterday. "If the bout had
gone twenty rounds l would have
taken him sure.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
GALLAUDET GRAPPLERS
TO MEET HATCHETITES

The Gallaudct wrestling team is ar
ranging a meet with the George
Washington University Erapplers.
The date is not set for the bouts.
but it will be announced later The
Kendall Green team is composed of
the following: Tom Mathews. light
weight: James Orman. lightweight.
and George kanneapoel. middle
weight
The DreXel Institute basketball
team cancelled its game with Gallau-
det for tonight so the Kendall
Greeners will be without a contest
for this week
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
ALL IS READY
FOR BENEFIT
CONTEST AT 'Y'

o All is set for the big benefit game
Tor the Detective Armstrong fund at
the Y NJ C. A. gym between the
Aloysius club and the Y. NJ. c. A.
Yankees tonight at $50 p. m
The two teams are as evenly
matched as possible. The Yankees
having won their last six games,
after losing their opening contest
The church men won six straight,
the scores by which they hae de-
feated the same teams have been
practically the same. with the Club
men having a slight eoge. IL any
Added fight has been instilled into
the ~" boys by the fact that this
chance can be used TO wipe out the
defeat administered them by the
Aloysius Club near the close of last
season.
Aloysius H. using the same lineup
that il used in the final same last
season which. by the way. in the
opinion OF those who saw the con-
test, was one of the fastest games
ever played in the District The
final score OF that game was 81 to IG.
The lineup of the ~" outfit has
been considerably strengthened by
the addition of Harvey Ingley. who
was at Staunton last season; Mel
Schafer. last years champion Bust
ness captain. and Ray Catlin. Of
Tech High and Epiphany Church
fame. The Aloysius has Bob"
OLone, of Georgetown University.
who has lost none OF his speed ana
basket shooting ability. The line up:
AloysiuS Cluh Positions Nspkets
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
One Year Ago in Sports

Detroit traded Oscar Witt to Bos-
ton for shorten. Love and Ain
smith.
Washington gets Janyrin and
cash for Dumont and Ainsmith
from Boston.
National League repeats the SAL
airy limit OF 81 900 per month adopt
ed last Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
New Ump in National League.

Saginaw, Jan. 16.-Low Fyfe, of
this city, premier umpire in the
Baseball League
last year and formerly an Jump" IN
the Federal circuit, has been sold
by the league to the National League
for a consideration of $500. Fyfe
was looked over carefully last sum
mer by several National scouts and
created good impression. He is a
big fellow,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
Cleveland Gets Niehaus.

Chicago. Jan. ia trade of
pitchers between the St. Paul Amer
lean Association club and Cleveland
of the American League sends Me
haus. a left-hander. who won TWEEN
ty-three games in 1919, to Cleveland.
James c. Dunn. head of the Cleve-
land club, agreed to give Pitcher
Coumbes and some cash for Niehaus,
but the amount of the money con-
sideration was not announced.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

Earned runs-DouisvfIIe. Is; BsItinorr. 1
Home runs-HECKER 80. Two-base hir
-HECKER go. Cross. White Mscullar
Passed halls-CroSs. W. CONWAY. Base ~
balloon Hecker. :: on y. Conway. 8
Struck out-By Hecker. 4; by ID. Couway. 4
Cmpire-wHlsh
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

dbstitutions-McCluskey for Myers; JEFF
fries for Nordlinger; williver for Groves;
Powers for Conard. Goals from floor
Briggs. Prender. Nordlingcr C2l, Burke
COnard 80. Groves, Altemus (2). Goals
from fouls-Myers e. out of ~. McCIuskey
% out Of 81, Nordlinger Il out Of 81,
Jefries Il out Of ~. Altemus Il out Of 81.
Referee-Mr. Schlosser &c. H.. Umpire
Mr.. CaulifiOwer CG. ". Time Of periods
Eight minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
Peck Stars Land Another.

The Peck Stars defeated the Boiling
Field basketball tossers last night.
~ 10 81. Scott was the star with ten
baskets from the court while Wright
OF the losers was the next best shot
with five baskets for a count OF ten
points. The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

SubstitutiORs-Dry for Wood: Wood snr
Hillman- Goals from floor Lemon j2l.
Wood. GOsnelI 80. Hutchinson tIl. LOehIer
t3l. Goals from foGl>--LemOn - out Of
III, GcsneH II out Of ~. Hutchinson % out
Of 81. Referee-Mr. CaulihOwer 90. u.
Impire-Sir. SchlosseT &C.. u. Time Of
periOdS-Eight minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

SubstitutiOns-Deitrick for Niles Goals
from nOOr-Fees "a. FIayin (3l, O'ConneII
t2b. ZaZalH "a. BOnschak C2I Shirder ~,
BrittOn- Vidal I2I. Goals from foul-Fees
% out Of III: Shirder C12 out Of 14. Ref
eree-Mr. Collifower (ieorgetownl. Time
keeper-MRj. Brown. Scorer-Mr. McQuade
tGeOrgetOWnD.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
Business Reserves Easy.

The Business High Reserves proved
easy for the Epiphany Juniors last
night in one-sided game by q TO s
Phillips and I.eimback did some good
work for the winners The line-up:
En8planv Posi- tionS RusinaSs n
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

substitutions - Aloysius. W. O'Lone. Col
lins Frank; Yankees. Young. Haislip. Schnei-
der. Referee-JSmes Y. Hughes. Time Of
game 80 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

Goals from floor Scott. 10: Daniel. ;:
Gorrley. McAuIey. .: Ianewicz. PharraiIkiII.
Wright. :. Goals from fouls-Dan MEL. 3:
Harvey. 3. Referee--Mr. Dixon. Time-iO-
minute periods.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tor Vross; Thomas
for Dyer; Flood for Baldwin: Cox for Miller.
Goals from hoor-Taylor 10, Cross, Hart
line 80. Dyer 90. Thomas 49,. Miller. Cox,
Flood De Mayo. Brsby IaI. O'Dwyer. W.
Davis Cg Goals from foul-Cross 90.
O'Dwyer (2l. Rrteree-Mr. Haas. Timer
Mr.. Reed. Scorer-Mr. lavish. Time Of
halves-Twenty minutes each.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
ITWo .aa THREEnHn
~ puttire N. Nest One Over With XaJ VA
= &BUGS RAERR -ENS
LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF ].

Whereas John Barleycorn, feeling that the OF dis
solution has arrived when ashes ashes and
and being of ounder mind and body than who has
me, hereby make will
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17
Mohawks Defeat Riverside.

The Mohawk A. G basket ball team
defeated the Riverside quint last
night in the Epiphany gym 46 to II.
Hartlines shooting and superior
teamwork of the Mohawks featured.
The lineup:
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

To the animals of the Jungle the beasts OF the barnyard-he
mule the horse and the dog-I bequeath
without headache Not possessing the of
passed cold and pass cold they
shipped temples all would have been WE'LL but
wine the dew and the champagne
dumb animals they cuckoos burden
tina Of burden packed.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

To return his borrowed health, have and hold for
the period Of prohibition To will bequeath
did not him Of him back his eye step
and his ambition give him the power
will believe If he thinks headache
bounce off the Woolworth knob.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

To the business take away the business mans ur
give him food instead.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

To the wife Of man. will and bequcath whose breath
doesn't smell like glue factory full deprive
her of the Saturday night shndgs which made bombing of hos
pitfalls look like refined vaudeville /
velop that used to faten the her
willingly which used rolling pin money unwngly
her the of going through
something there with the advice expend
and thrift whatever bonnet picks
All these, have hold provided my
one OF suspended animation
In that event. and join
tribe of Indian givers.
(Signed) JOHN BARLEYCORN..
Witnessed under my hand
bottled N bond
PUSSYFOOT JOHNSON.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

To the with the red nose, leave the aib OF Il
weather in winter and the hot in
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

The time when all OF follow Little Eva
the Golden Stairway unassted by the block and fall yaned
little dahnk the earcrkng
faithful Uncle Tom and Jerry You miss the milk until the
well dry And the old pump turned last night They
thought that checking July but fooled
have been counted than the pennies that
grocer hands old lady. But
the chin have led double lives like BARRIERS
They that will back but the old OIL
gone like the American TO Russia.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

To the who could either drink let it alone give
,equeath the either drink let alone,
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

To the periodical drunkard point
beer with enough periods the periodsh
lical
The Washington herald., 1920-01-17

Cut off in the first bloom and fermentation of youth,
home than poker chip, fall like Caesar stabbed by
;orkscrcws. Yea, bo
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ny SUTTON & co, lNC..
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
IL North Ninth street.

OF in A.
W6osu etc
70 sn n
Nj.
und AT
desirable opposite
ALEXANDER II
CEAs.
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DISPLAY CLAssiffED )
RECEIVERS SALE Of n
Lumber Ma
chinely, Buildinga
Barges,. Scrap Iroa
and other persona
property.

y !, The nnaeTstgnsd Receivers Sret ne
nnsmpton ShipbnlldtnE and Martins
virtue. Of a decfee entered ,bysafhSJ
Circuit Court Of tile Comfy! e. EsHSIsSy
he'n city. virginia. on. April "a. f9s9s
sonsI ts SnnanesrH t t,. entitlea5 .gsg
cumming. Trustee, who sues, efd..sysl
rne HHa s,t shipbuildins and hIas
viii affn1 .sp cs 5|" Sts
TO the highest bidders st the n',siAnt
St INC Hamptoh ShipbulldinK and
on HerbeS xHw f.yss G;ornoIation foSntSal
hampton. Virginia, 40 - - ~ 81
.lt IL O'clock NJ. II
FRIDAY. MAY ii. 1920 II
ne fTom2wins described pfoSerty. II
Isxan i tst. and stable. BvildinE.
a apHo" r ropt oHr-story. frame. eompos
SSory fame s5npSsitionn ss fo ass' @ 1's
pa,h stove and toilet. ,s''lr srstttti,igy
tatrthe 20x2S feet ooh s.s..s5s
iramG. composition roof 5000
i'Ahc' COMPOSITIONS roof t ".ot ~
i iss; t"o stories, frame. comnosi st
4 Barracks Building. 81, ) ssxss 4
reof two stories fraiae c6mpositioas
u Time KccpSf's Office. f6sgH fssts.
0"f ss edS l fira%c fss ;Pffhpositioh roof,
horsa na nnWsr seco pounds; bsilef is q
wine5sa AND cabit, poff' 's WITH WITH
, pF s, ~, MuIS With hafhesa., ii
kot OF Serap lion.
t,s sarse' Is feet.:.by. Is, fsst, dssthS
! le5 fiarse., rs fsst iby is rsst, ds6,s
!; 81 i.u s'5sf s & s .4ass':
/, Sm,;ai i Wa,tI fl9nsia.
! NM sYd FrIsa S ssfgaS5'9dls shai
/ iIs sols fs %sgs .TsTaias l.ihs
l. ,'arry,o9s. Naf. y. ,2..-,{9
) 50 Fii fsesa ,si'ss Es ,is. est,s
f 3sS$SSss t sest O. Of 9 SiFT Tt@sst
,?.h10 fact OF Whtc tyalt ISfbSns ~ s5tsll
to,ooo feet OF cypress LihiTSf, {
4 NJ ,ef the above htone fty; ,w,tH t sis
for tasb a n III liz 'n% ntSs. % WI, sal
s,If ;tiird 81 LIZ p or ,oaa.t 3sIIF
Ing o n, six aaG in & ana ms fsp1sI
evidenced by notes OF tirn bfissS
tor tue raSpectixe amounts Win Sfhfa
o5t at Q,per cent. tGts ltaffSxSSy;ss
W. Win ,d soe1 AND satilcitni .ehd6 fasi,SisE
o. 1t.y sssu =. therefor RIFhf IA It q
sno entire sale 10 be. aGGjetE to sfsaf
1aprGoval Or tho. Circuit .Guur / foa Il At
iS . },, Of Iiiza beth City. Virginia, 81
''e Judge thefeof in vacation. Z 4 4 3 Sf
las M. GusisIISiS.
: :c.s.s 'tHAS., C.. GGfSfIS. 81 i{Ss, IS
= "At;''H MORGAN. and seeeiSerssss IS;
! NJ. q. bACiEf,
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--------ssIsIti II IIahyaS t.nimmissioner.
SEALED BIDS
FOR SALE;
sl3s.oooup CAMpbEl.i. COUNT VA

FOR SALE
5i4G BOMBS
nro%.s.a 81 .Se asrs's once t Of cS Ss
bcii County Va. at EustbnrE: Va un;i
4. O'Clock noon. May ). 1870, for ,hn. pur.
chase OF All or any pHrl "f sl5G. 900. 90
Campbell County coupon bombs. |" We -
sued for road IMPROVEMENT Ia ltusthurr
MaHistorili District. under aud IN accord
ance. with an Ici 4 tho .ccueral Assembly
OF Virginia as arororcd March u i!!;
amended By acta Approved March IL. 1918
March .. 1915. and September Z. 1919
said bonds to u" issued IN denominations
nf $4,000. %. any puitiplS thereof MS the
purchaser or purchaparS may prcfSr, to
near date Junc l. 1920, snd interest ~
49, pcr annun '-ayahlc srni;-arnuaIIy
the tlrsi DAYS 81 juno and liACemhcr Of
6sca year at tho Office OF tfc treasurer
.of Campbell county VA, In Nc~ York
funds. aud 10 b. nontaSahic in C-Inp1cll
county for county ."r iocsl PURPOSES
bonds to bc issued 30 run for thtriv-forr
"a run foT thirty-iour wear. with the
privilege of redemption at par and IN.
tcrCst aftfr twenty years upon cali,
For scripi bonds to run from ono 10
ihiriy-tnur years.
IN. right is rcsrrvcd to reject any ,nd
All hid. no, satisfactory Ia this board.
ANY Information desired viii Nc tcr.
n:shcd upon applici'ion =" tho under
G W. woopsoS c'erk
hoard Of SUPERVISORS 81 Cam oheli County.
Va Rusihurc. Va.
ThEsr W.. Ads Produce it".u!ta
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H.C.L. Being Greatly
Reduced

The neoplr Of many riti6s arc re-
small farms 1losn. IN aud either Iiv-
M on"tliesa Or by rs,itlhs them on
sn niTy am rodaS st Iny ssidtnT t tES!f
on l6Nestp,ehtL III addition ,Thtfe
liz d WORLDS shortage OF food That
;atch Gp win. Protcet Yourself b.
owning small truck farm near the
city. You Will have your. first ella nco
ton Al Auction Tuesday morning.
May eth. 1890 :. ~. THO Gra nj
PropertyA-uear tiinter Park.
PAUL REALTY co:
TELEPHONE Randolph I ami dictate your
I'D to r Want Aa Taker,
If you have lost sun8ihinG. usS tneie
Want Ads ana get II hack
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-------t 49,. - 49,
IN tho Matter OF the Estare 6f sally
Asher, DECEASED, cxsparte. ,rf,s1g'
1t appearing TO tho SoiifsS INA 81;
report OF tho aScounsa OF I3nrnesIsss
Lewis. the personal preseiitafivSi az
the estate OF Sally, Asher gderea "a a II
hnu OF the dsbts and demands aSS1usfs
satd deecdeat'H estate. settled ,SSfSfs
the CommisSl oncr OF Accounts al shiss
Court. has heen filed in the GiefGis
o OF n,o Sf ' ,Ss court and thatsa psIisa
since the qualification or said Sac
sonar representative, now. on fnot{@
o. Lille a.. Michelbachet, q. sisEa
that the creditors off, baid Gd6Ssdsffsl
and OF her estate do show cdflfs ssffn(
any thny can, before this conlts ~
the i4th dag of May. s6.GYaafasiU
the payment and JeIivery Of & }s }ST5V
tire estate OF said decodtnt Id 4 AZ.
llogattea and without red1,ffns rS 8,
funding bonds OF any said 6NgItcesA
or OF any ono OF then, ~
II In further ordered that n iti6y,sss
OF this order be publlshed ones ar
week Tor four successive iweSIs IN
The Times- pispatolt. sfiewstiane SIS
p. in the paid city OF HiSii.s1
y Copper este: q i5s35sg
tIHAS. .. SsSyIbLiE,S tcls ~ s..sSss
GEORGE BRYAN. p. C1i,fN8qs5tS, Ns.5,jss
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Wantcd-Real Estate

FhDM-.Wanteu farm ronv cniettt TO
kichmon,i. on or ncur car int .r near
railway station. watercI and with SUM-
cicnt wood, Give tuil description. price
and hest terms. l. 40. care Times bis
patch
any description. aust bc .oud Grade
OF soil or samc vii, not br considered.
Alfred Mol 4 10" .vi North SGh;n ST.
richmond. Va.
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BUNGALOW SITES

and small farms, in trac.s OF q ito gss:
e. PARK. Is mihutes froiii city H6Ii
Your hrst. Opportunities to, buy ofiaft
airms or 6unsalew, sltes in The edEs'
range 70 look them over. PhSnS .faf.s
ssa,SN,h ildFoy thandolph dfsEstaaisoh'
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Small Acreage 'TA

Two 10 40 ACRES. near GintSfsyl2
inacadanl tr6ad, 10, minutes ffpii Gitl
Hail. Beautiful. bungalow Sits Az
small farms. Fine tfaekiHS fSfiHU
arrange TO have John, 81 EhiIdrsy,
SHOW you. Phone Randolph Sfg IRA
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People Many Cities
Reduce II. G.. i.

~ owning small TURNS close in aud
critic; living on ihcu or by rcutinx
t.irn' on shares ini not ouiy getting
their uonntrH produce. lit; good In.
itrrrt IN add tiru. r'hcre Is Il world s
preIuction VIII udt dSiIh nN Will.
l'r6;%c;. yourself ~ owning Il small
truck iarin neh: the city. You viii
nave our .hrEt rNancc - buy hnc ,,
q really dcslrablc Section ~ ta,.-
tivn: TUESDAY Morning. Nay itii. iN:.1
\ ~ he Gran, Prtrc.ty@-n ,;.n-
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hereby certify that Tho bona re-.
CURED by The above dccrte of the sr,e.
en- commissioner has been duly
OF September. 1918. 80
CUAS. o. SAytTJ.E f,,s.L
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Lots fu,, Sale

WEST END LOTS for gals at Sis nor
foot and up: also have some very rnni
bargains on Grace. Franklin and Eroa i
streets at from SO "a $40 I,cr foot. For
thosc lntS write % sol. oar' Times bis.
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Fine Country Home

nen rooms and bath. beautiful
Ginter Park iIish school. Moro :s aiit j
na1oihinS can be had IL desIrEdE
mnono ,l"hn :. rhildrAy CRAhddlTh,
~ or sladtson 5000, af6asfgSsts,
NlRGiNIA--lN{ TIE TEHAEi1s;tFsJ,T
COURT or THE CITY Of HIGifss
Mn0 o' THE 5TH BAY Or s.sPRiI;
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. nEN EiiIi.IAi- LnnANs

=, - BEN EfltIAl. LOANS.
| DE lend money on note or home ruroi-
pre- withtut ryrnoval to porkons having
tetdg lob, aithou; inauir!nE OF employ.
Fst a.so lfh" to UlcDcrty owlcrs: no
Hna, i,vau< from So 10 taG6 fepay.
Tpl3 ln 'ss monthly instalIneii;s. or as
k5phid balances Tor actual limo due. This
!oeiety Is tlnanctd and directed Gy busi.
Jess anu professional men: conducted in
| Split q ssfviee and noi solely to maze
Sonei Very fair ami hsiufui: strictly
Ponndeptiai and courteous dealings New
Borrowers welcomed p..ifsts INQUIRIES In
;i .sd: gnisS .erHise. Hours. . 10 s:3o
PHONE MApISGS .,a.s.7
sENEFicIAt i.oA&: HocfETT.
2o9 I-2 ". siSTfI III. SENI, nRoAn
|I,o,..a ~, SESoNp ELOOK
MsmbbSSr T itSs state sank Exsminsr.
Legal Hefurn Byfsau to EiImin-
1!e sns LON ShatE. Evil Incorporated.
ysibsh o. your ola inonds and other
~ Worm Eighlh Strssi
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

STaTFIHETtN HHH FfHtS al
riAr--uniurn'shcd hat of two or three
-ucMs lossess!cn al once. Inore
rom."rnrd ItnG-W.
GRACE ST.. WEST Furnished apart
mcnt. . rooms. Chiffon Terrace Nnari
mont. Iinncdistc occupancy 10 Sep,cm-
he; I. References. Phone Randolph
ir you want 10 rent house use tness
Want Ads
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Ginter Park
Home

70 rooms. furnace heat stueea, stAi
Wants room Large gFopndS W
shruhbery. etc; convenient 10 ear
SCHOOL a real bargain. Price!
GOO.
JAMES L. TIMBERLAKEs a CO..
Madison 5807. s.
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TRUSTEES Auction SALE.
BY c. l.. 4 II. l.. DEN0oN.
Nuct!oneers.

Fly virtue 81 s,ssrtatn deed Of trust
Court f ,'' III: Ely 81 Risnmnnd. il
6ced BOOK 3oe.D. page. NJ. default
having brcn indde. .in the. payment OF
a part of Inc. debt itcfahy secYrcI.
by. the beneficiary. | will sell, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. MAY 1. 1920.
n, 9 o'clock P. N.
tho. nremirss tsnowa ms No. 230S Floyd
Avenue. Richmond. Va. with the lot
fronting 20 feet I inches on the. north
baSk les FEET t" an aiie9 10 fcSt Vide.
TERMS: Cash.
c. L. DENOoN.
vre,s-
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Fl tfUrGliTIELb & Gu.
kSp
II \. MrEtEpY.
Auetiouccrs

COMMISSIONERS ,sAI,H or N6.RTH
SEVENTEENTH STREET PROF
EXT Nt'A u .HtstlAp. STE.EjT.
OCT NCiit.l, TWD-ST!RT BEitE
STORE .ANt DWELLING. No. 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

the rcsi estate mentioned III said ds.
vrcr. rnn5iatinE uf Il dotaGhEd. &elI
buns two atorl crick store with
DWELLING above with Separate an
'rtncc: 10 aaIne. Tho !ot,hes front :
nSe Of rs feet ON the Sasi.rb lind az
Srvcr'ccntt street. COMMUNICATING At a
m,otnf =. teyi from the cor.,tr %:
hrond S.rc"t. running scut;,HarSly
,oWnrus 'l1cr street. :'ud runs bat,,
bctwcen parallel lines lou fact.
Tho ptoSimity pf. thc old Market
iuu INC rarloHs acpots IN this section
Ms well AZ 'he iurge business. both
wholesale ana "ciaii should rcnder
ms roalt. especially Desirable for
those sneking Sdod Investments or fSr
pcrEnnal buslhcss esea.
TERMS: ,Jnc:thI.d calh. rSsid,;s
ps fable in 6dual !nstaii,,snt. az uix
f ISrrcT a a., s o,s.,."e 9,oitlf Tie Do:
ncEotiabif notea. neari,,l inral 10y, 10y
,sre.' and tho tltld 10 81 rstainod
un,,r same arc fuily paid. or. at The
Option % the purchaser. aiI cash.
ALFRED q. COHEN.
Special Commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
'FFiCD ~ IuD tiitGi.ia STATE;
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IL, hmvni. "a .Ap:J ~ 1870
y,l nitJ "a" as f,,ti,s nat t"e ga, 81 mo
l,,im &, i'si, uia,.. tstn.. iiiiEs''i "a
n ~, II o.alofa noon. - su.iy. siay /. Tor
hirsin;a .Ir&SiSs' So. 10 ~ miles aat5.
county. be,%"sh sp~f.y,iiie .sni s3siui
!t,.sr"a'n IA So, .-.,uaa,ni t.nslct
soil h''f is.i I t, So i;As. Miss ,oy
,,,ii ifEinia ;roiit' 10 '7n;w5i miles TOP
Monlty,,ar ana 'tha lSv,ton S'a"'" oe'"een
r,.,. i Il, niruier NJ $50 miles TOO
-, fir5,,'9 roie,! No. ,'D--75 ui,ee too
,9s at EsY,I q rS s." e ss
uoT T;,ein,. t'nn6 ,.vy.i "ni hncr,Yh,
t%esn Hs!paan sS fs;afosu4 Gsn''' 's-
cro,e rcad IT, rrnce william and n'.S iaS SsRi
G ssN7ti tstween '.u"n,i,o AMI 'ihapea,
5E E5Sss' road Ss 81 ssrss s saSs
es g Ss5iH t. s,S T. S : S!ss VII T.
on Virginia, PEsicr, No. % bid. yiIi DO
rSad&sy ana sutse s ssparatetS vi tho
p,s STAT sn6ncssirs viii bH a, TIC tS"%nr
10 s!a,' on pr %pr s M9i TO- ut c'lpe0sf at
-NirEinis Project Nos. IA. tn SIC.
SIP. at ';oom Iy7 Lyric pudding. Rich.
a. N:s ns.a Tofe Oh No S ri ss,H Fo"' ROYAL
Ifss Bul4,$S hdhinossa q. 4, FfSS0%S Z. a. e.
Hi+SI"'1 ft0|ie' si :? svl 1 . 81 r.sd'F'eA'
virginia Project No 81. Room sol
Lyric tuiid;nf. E!ehniond At 10 a. NJ.
a certihht cheek 10 the amount OF &c.
OF tho total bid, hu; not TO exceed sa.0tg.
made payable 10 The state Highway Com.
SGyuou Of road.
rlan77 or e.! AZ oat.t Of the. vlrrip!s
I.yrie nniIdin@ ,l,ich:nalil, Va. and tor VIZ
Slna Project No. III at resident engineer 5
i7A., an. nc end iTiJ. sc. and 81 ut
resident cnEincrr't oftirc. Room 80; lvriG
ituiiiin., Richmond. Va: Virginia t'rn iurt
No, 90 Al rnsiu.nt CnGincors oficc. Staun-
ton. Va: virginia Project No. 70 NJ resi-
dent shEinetrr oflicr. FrcacrirNsburS Va.
SGT Of plars and rpcciiicstons Nil
DO furnished uro2pct.ilvc bidders on re-
.ctrt OF check Tor $500. made paYab!e
Richnnnd: Va s2.5e OF which. viii hs
way Commissioners. with!o ten dnvs after
The Sta,s Highway commissioner re-
sc.vcs the ri-ht to reject my Or AT bids
G.. r. COLEMAN.
StSti Highway Commissioner.