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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
TRUST DEEDS.

s VEST e 'nssf T 3 % its, ct ae; I'll
FeGTuary "a. 1879; s%$.s5s.Ss;. :, 'ee''
trustee e G No Vest 10 ch Inc E,I1 Wills 9
inches north Main north - feet is incbc.
by 90 c lSs: F 70 ~ Is u ls:N
SIR li't "e ,s 1s boyd 's fec, west Plum
xG , gHnl1 ss, e n. + o rsrfs IL
March ). 1870; $500; '''"sS OS ''O rect
o' XII f fss i a4sh feet E i yssi
l. Jackson to + l.. Crutchheld. tru..
S0sn e fss, M"? r. si' ;ls Ses oa
ccni,a 1 iss., Len" s nen w5fs
'GT es f FlSr s lend sMpssry street.,
,-us,.s % Gsn 70 ws to line W Thsossmor,on
=. ei ,cn n1r'9 Ca5y north TO io,too, al!ev Nv
sG N Dna trustee east line chamSsravnc
"a L., Ginter PARK. February -. 1870: S..
BROOK FRANK poates: Mir,,e l.. poa,es
T'e' ne 'G Pine "sT,g ;b;1G ,ras;ee
e.. south ciay sirss south ioxi.. 9 Yet,
ls@" 20 5.s "as; 10 Fo1 Enfs'fj Ev9n.
5 ;ss6 i,eieh south ai1iao feet March '' 5,
$50. 1000 and interest. -
Saticrwhitc. Mary T. Satterwht,
20 liurn". Lewis Is Schornhurg. trus-
,se. 10 so5 east line Barton Avenue co
rect north Home. north 50xliT5 ,cet ,oc
. M pI"nn H. Ia, March J. 1920; $500.
al trustees. 30. iOz north linz CIV Or
,.s' t%st Fourth. cas-, EOS zee, Ivy north
800 !":t. HeSt feet. south az & .
"esi isl feet. south 100 . IL feet March
itshry Sno"a. Carrie NJ Snow, fv,,,.,
20 NJ ioF!"y trustee. 30 1897 II.no,n-
S.u' meas corner Hanover Avenue and Vinc
3ttre'' SS''"l-o Feet. March g 1920 S.
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Real Estate and Court News
BARGAINS AND SALES.

ss iii Kim , r 6 a4fssF SsE
J. FsSIupfy Is: $50 T TsH, ss5S; , IN NO.
; Inc, Floyd AVENUE i25 Zee, s inches west
zee, to middle Of alley in common by ii0
feet. March }. 1920, Tax. 50; SO.
south line Moore St-e, 2ls feet west Oak
west 4. feet inches by 80 feet March
> IDA -'' c. EGm ION s'g David Edmond ,hus.
rass s s hfS sss
1922, si5;S60; $500 cash; len @ assumc.i
to Matte Gi o0as nors sbeGi n.
Oakw0od Avenue 80 feet east Pelham Street
east 301loo feet February l6. 1920: tax
Matte L., Jones. 7. Grayson Jones (hus-
So nd ATen n ~ f DGrssy nptih line OAK
by 100 iset. February q. 1870 rax. ST;
iC ,s Eugene Ys., na Mr;n7j ives, linz SIKH sse
9sr'h $50 f'1eh e norm s JSS- tSs
v, Gynini- Brown ne to L.nd Company of
nue. liz feet north waitan HvenSe north HEf,
S ani FIX fs noF Fatr 80 tees sS block l.
srnok O. c1 nE po,i Rosa c cs5,on wife
ig1i2t No AIS north March /. 1870 Tan Taa.
f n Wilson. Mary L. Wilson twlfe, to
~. , Mayo Dunn M south line Broad Street
lsadore S. Crow. Dora Grow (wifcj OF
Madison ~ Jones east line Fourth Street
feet. No. $40, March s. 1919. Tax. 81! , 10
ANDREW '. orochei. Virsie NJ Orschei ct
;tne Marsha hail Street 49, Zee! 6 inches west
March /. 1920. 5000 ''' 'ee''
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

TTssSSo 1ee Fi s1a
u; W. Cobb. president. Richmond. va: il,
w; COBB JT SeG5e'a e. ,t G1reen5horo y
IN tobacco ard Hss for - marHet a''
The Electric TOOL Manufacturing Company.
lnS " r FaaIs
Young w. a Sq'n Of sSere 15 and
ers se aSG dss in q ali ,nds
1000; miH;I,mrHm: 5000 Ro6er, /. Rose:
2 s. Maam Of hssh B
manufaetuse and deal in stationary and
Bile and sutomobIs a "e y"f sasin sas0'
HARPER q Agner. Inc. Lexington. Va Max
Is AFnsral of lexington sanae' Va A Gen e.i
Amendment TO charter OF rho Farmers.
BANK of wakelisld; Inc. waksGeld Va. ".
nans .,o OF wshshsia End inersasins its cap
amendment to charter OF Morris Chemical
G ctsI,%. i;ync.hbnrg. Va Robert smith
stock: hut does no, Increase or decrease
and Manufa turing Corporation. PULASKI.
K,,ub h", sunt s.., Pr. president. and j.
i,a stock from sloot6o to sioo. 0G 600 ''' cap
ION M cnn TO s1.s nc of Cot,
T.. Dye. president, and l. N. Groves.
itr,1 A
a." mnd outs aiding stock from $685.. 200 10 se:5
oas sn fo2arm Motor Ca,
iin,cornor.tcd under the laws Of the state Of
to ] and ITS eapi,s stock sSe
'"iue q; IT'S stock from 400 SO
CO.. q foreign CORPORA ton. Incorporated un
d"r the laws % the State of Illinois In
So, ca its capital siocH from s'.5oo.ooo to
,AmG1d,ncnt fled by Maryland Assurance
ated under the laws Of The staie OF mRGr.
90, 70 t ,ss.rsaSnE It's capital stock from $500
va ynrfoIi' mTSric"G Association of Norfolk.
George Mein "n1,nek GSrpGra,on Of
,skia r Cirristopouios. Secretary; Louis Er' j.
%or@f vA'A' oSss, IL IL sasasess
SGhr..ls! ana commercial welfare OF the
,,1 h,t;sop Manutaciurins Co. Inc. Rich
n minimum. $500 -'' 6,cel @as JoSn
nSnn sch, SEsue1Sr an OF hichmond Va 70
. RHafn h ms tim% Norfolk
fI" T,D,. 0'scrs Rudsn nIe;,den,: HAT:
Norfolk Va o5js: ana se hS. RG las al 2,
anE c cons business. " 'S''''
4niceIEs: y. n Navel. president Basic ba"iS.
caawc f%f n sSsTS!a and T. ha:' ,, ya
mer Object; to conduct school for In.
The Pirc River Mutual Telenhor. co,,,
. 81 900 s-ndy I;"yei ysoo CAPITAL maximum
icnsrSon. president: S. A. Riair secretary:
M"ase. p. q Edwards d NJ Jacobs
ana OWE Yeats. all OF Sandy Level Va To
operate telephone system In the counties
OK Pittsylvania and Franklin.
va o Gsp'tai; maximum. $4,000: minimum.
ilViooe; oncers; G r. Vrnabie. president,
whiiss,ons. w: W. IT. ro@i"' wsi,. rs,Sry
Va, and II. r. Sanford Irvtnrton Wa
Object general banking business. :"
! porat,on. Louisa. va. CapitaI. ma ximurn.
10000: minimum. 5000 orNccrs: Robert
G.: Hart president. prndic,on. Va j. o.
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south line Main Street ~ feet. east Nine
,eenth. east LII l-2 by loOlO Ia. Janu-
Wallace +. BrNwn. trustee, to p. e, Eu-
tenth Streets. cast 67.2 IL by south lo4S.
west o S6,9 fes5 north 1912 feet. January
=, Wheeler II. Hall; trustee. to Phillip Z.
Main and Ninctenth Streets: ST..Iiot.S f..t.
FEBRUARY T.; 1920: $4,000.
wallace f.. Brown and Leon n Nelson
trustees. TO Angus Q. Swink. Nos. 1901 3-5
Southeast corner Main and Nineteenth
Is. 1920 Sy.4t0.
Leon VI. Nelson. trustee to Virginia
Realty and Construction Co. Inc west
line Mulberry street. $50 feet north Main
Emma \: Chaplin; e1eeutrix. G. Cotton
Chaplin. trustee. to G. G. Sattcrwhitc. MARY
+. Sattcrwhiie twitc,. No. COS east line
Barton Avenue. 60 feet north Home. north
$3.50.
Virginia Trust Co. 10 tho Hammond CO.
Inc. southeast corner Brookiaud Park
boulevard and Brook Road. 5?:9 bv ir-
regular lines 1929 acres. March :" 1890
$4,000 and interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
WANT UNIFORM HOURS
FOR STATE EMPLOYEES
Senate Bill 100 Precipitate. Lively and
Lengthy Debate On the


Consideration of Senate bill 100, pro-
viding uniform office hours for al!
state officers. boards, bureaus COM
missions. institutions. and divisions
thereof. required by law to maintain
regular quarters at the seat Of gov
crnment. precipitated lengthy and.
AT times, spirited debate on the floor
The measure was ably championed
by Delegate r. Lindsay Gordon, of
Louisa. and as vigorously assailed by
sylvania; Gatewood. Of Amherst, and
others.
Mr.. Warren argued that the heads
Of departments knew their own bust
oily possibly could be expected to
know IL; that they had not asked for
such A bill
The BILL Mr. Gordon asserted. was
PREPARED at the instance of tho state
Efficiency and Economy Committee
and had the Endorsement of the Gov
crnor.
Asked by Mr.. Warren II he had heard
any complaint about the present Of
flee hours observed by the various
state departments. Mr.. Gordon replied:
been too BUSY lobbying and election
ccring around here ever since the ses-
sion began"
Delegate Groomc. OF Elizabeth City.
did not think that such law would
Were 1 the state Auditor or Treas
urer. | would do as l pleased with re-
spcct to when my Office force should
go TO work and quit he declared
Then the Legislature would lop off
your official head the very first time
1t came back here was the rctort of
the Delegate from Louisa.
The measure was lost, 20 to 4S.
The House yesterday passed eighteen
senate bills. eight of which were en-
bloc. and advanced nineteen to their
third reading and cngrossment. Four
were passed by.
When Speaker T.. l.. Brewer raped
the lower branch TO order at 10 o'clock
Yesterday morning. hfty-four measures
which-Senate bills on their third
reading had been added over night.
Thirty of these still we're on the cal
endar when tho House adjourned last
night at 10 O'Clock until 10 o'clock
this morning
Among the bills still on the cal.
cndar is one extending the right Of
suffrage to women, assessing state
capitation tax on certain women resi-
dents t:. OF the state and prescribing the
vote for all officers elective by tho
people and the manner in which women
may register and vote. This meas
sure is expected TO be reached today.
come over from the Senate, and which,
in all likelihood. will be reached to-
day. is that which regulates search
warrants and prohibits searches WIN
out such warrants.
Among the measures passed yester-
day by the House was one providing
for the conveyance by the Negro Re
formatory Association OF Virginia ,of
it's property. located in Hanover
County. to the State, in order that II
may assume control, operation and
management.
The House will hold three sessions
today and again tomorrow. The lower
branch is working under rule which
calls for a morning session. beginning
at 10 o'clock. vacatinC OF the chair ut
.: an afternoon session. beginning at
g. vacating Of the chair at 8. and a
night session. beginning at o'clock.
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EXCHANGE GOES HIGHER
Distinct Improvement Is Noted In In
ternnfionnl situation in London
Cables

LONDON. March ll.--American ex.
change showed 4 further Improvement
IN me local market today. moving to
s3s4 mainly as the result o. the bulk
OF the $1,000, 600 gold available in the
market being taken for the United
$3.50
The price OF gold fell off with the
cessation OF the demand from India
being quoted several shillings lower
at LOT shillings. pence per ounce
silver also declined sharply 10 So IS
pence In consequence with large ar
rivals from the continents further Of
ferings from tina, quarter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
REPORT DISABLED SHIP
TYEE SAFELY IN TOW
Hescued Steamer Vas En- Route From
Azores Islands to New York

if}v Associated Prcssl
NEW YORK, March l1.-Rcscue OF
the steamship Tyee, disabled and short
or PROVISIONS 100 miles east of AM
wireless message from the steamship
Lake Markham to the naval communi-
cation service here. The message said
the Lake Markham had tho Tyee safely
in tow and was heading for the Della
ware Breakwater. The Lake Mark
ham was on her way from Cuba TO
Boston with a cargo OF sugar.
The Tyee belongs to the Gulf and
Southern Steamship Company, a sub
sidiary of the Mallory Line. and was
bound for New York from tho Azores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK, March il.-There was
sharp upward swing OF prices in the outside
securities market today. The early period
was rather quiet, but vigorous spell later
sent values substantially higher. Invest
ment buying was prominent in many of the
industrial ana several issues. General AS
phult WAS one of the most conspicuous with
It's strength, rising about points and was
closely followed by large gains in other oil
stocks.
standard OH issues scored good gains in
the morning, but they were not quite
active in recent sessions.
Mining issues continued be traded in
ON large scale and generally moved for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

Johnson; Louisa, Va. and ]. P. Donnaiiy.
Louisa, Va. Object: lumber business.
The Danvile Furniture and UpholsterinG
Gompanyy Inc. Danvii!e. Va. Capital: maxi
Williams. president: c. {. Coleman. secre-
iary; w ~ Maynard. j. ]. Hubbard. VIII
liam Il. Smith. j. l.. Harraway l.. c. Owens
Henry Mccain, Thomas W Aiken and Ben
ject; furniture business
Amendment TO charter OF Chatham Epis-
Copai Institute. Cha than. Va. Beverley
cambridge Tucker. president and ChesweiI
Dahney: secretary. EnlarginE its purposes
and fixing the limit OF real estate
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RELEASE DEEDS.

" Chester Evans. ,rust.. 10 ,. :.
l,nn!op Nos 1902, southeast corner NJ, ~,
anu Nlnciccnth iINlo0i1 l.. fc., g.,
1905 south line Main street a. ~, ~"
H. H,n nnr e as, 2i5 IL hv 1916 tc-,
Wallace r '-own. truatc.. to lame. Y
a6uhlop. NOS 1901 1909 southeast ro,nHr ~,
MAIN ana Ninetcnth Streets I3SIos 10 r
tee, NO 1905 south line Main Street az
teet "ast Nine'centh, east zlG 10 nv ,ns' .
Suce'st 50 T.: fee; on forin", bw : ean s
!eet 10 present liz. Main Street. pics. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
RAW FUR PRICES SOAR
Jrnppers OF Adir0ndarks Received 100
Per Cent incrrasc for Their
LNy Associat.d Pr.ssl

SARANAC LAKE, \ Y March H.
Adirondack trappers received approx
mately sl,6o4,0oO for raw furs this
winter, say leading cur dealers
Buyers from Utica y Y. TO the
Canadian line purchased All The peIts
trappers could obtain, paying 100 per
cent more than wear ago
Mink has been the leading Adiron-
dack fur, pelts selling for sis 10 500
or double the price OF last season
ing from SIC 10 81 -
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SUE SHIP FOR $4,000
Members of Crew OF Steamer pon,b.
~ keepsie AlieSe Illegal Arrest and
Clnim Six Months Wpge,
~ As-oclated prc..

NORFOLK. VA, March 1.-THE
crew OF the steamship Pous n ceI,sis
this afternoon filed a libel suit AGAINST
the ship. claiming wages for SIX
months. penalty OF two days for on.
and damages for wrongful and illegal
arrest The claims total 10000
The libe! is the outcome OF the ar
rest OF the crew OF the ship
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sm.u Mi..i..ipnI nank Rohhea

X WEBB, MISS, March ll.--Lipertv
fonds. war savings stamps and other
iHecurtties and 3ewelry. estimated in
AxceSs OF $4,000 I'm value. were stolen
5iast night from safety deposit boxes
In the vault of the Bank Of Webb nv
burglars. who gained entrance TO the
vault by the use Of explosives and
Stifed thir.y deposit boxes The rob
berry was discovered this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
CREW ABANDONS VESSEL
Schooner j. Trunk Senyes sinks While
En Route TO Cubn From
az Pensacola, Fin.
LDy AssocLNted rress !

ST. JOHN. n b. March ll.--The
crew Of the schooner j. Frank Seayev
which was abandoned at sea while on
her way from Pensacola TO Cuba, has
been landed. according 10 information
received by her agent here today. The
schooner. built at Bath, Maine. in 1885.
336 IONS, and was owned BY
the Maine Transportation Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
ANTI-BRITIsH SENTIMENT
Postal Inspectors Investigate Source
OF Stfckern Placed Envelopes
OF Chicago Firm.

by ASSOclatEd f'rcS9.T
CHICAGO, ILL. March 11.-Postal
inspectors today began an investiga-
ton of complaints from q Chicago
manufacturing firm that anti-British
stckers had been pasted on it's mail
recently after the letters had left the
office.
The stickers, placed on the reverse
of the envelopes. read: Buy nothing
that is made in England"
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Cabinet Governs Spain.

MADRID. March 1l.-That Spain IS
not by the Cortes Ia evident from stat
istics OF royal decree issued and laws
passed in the eight ycars-1911-191S. or
royal DEGREES thorc were 1913, while
the laws which found their way
through Parliament numbered but 366.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

BIJOU-
!: :: S.: arkets
"a Mode
| COLO
an fnued from Thirteenth Pasel
wE,r.s2:, stock, see, Rosin.. iirm; SAFES
si M. isss. y. $50 = We G. SIS S. WV iscS
g. ; @s5ss +
uS K s e '1 f. p p l & Nc No. Wv g a. ls7s
80 DRY GOODS.
hNEw YORK. March n--co;ton goods to-
goods were arm. Buriaps were steadicr foi.
aSa1 shS weak Es qSe sS
.!1oxpox. M1 FiSAH ii'1fds weekly .,.,.,
nient of the Rank of England shows the fol-
To'sl rsssTSe increased isss9oo
ngIaa nsrS;se4 ~ 81 e; 1900
,puSlis 2,rgei,,s aserSasSd { s5 rs nc9
lSotcs -esefve increased s7o1ooo.
government securities decreased N2SsSoo
liability ih:s week. Is 2is2 per cent: last
week, i WAS 1915 THIS diseoun, rate is
ounce: money. 32 per cent Discount rates:
short bills. li-i6 per cent: S-month bills.
N-itfiS, nor cent.
NEW YORK. March n.-SterlinE displayed
increased weakness in the late dealings. Quo
'ations were: Sterling 20 day bills $685..
CONNIE rcial eo-day bills ON banks. S59N COM
merciai G9-day bills. 369i demand. 373i.;
cables. 5Ii.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tReported by Rodgers. rlummcr 4 Co.. lne.)
Petersburg. Va. March II. 1920
SPANISH. Farmers stock. Market quiet.
So L. per buShc!
NIRGlNIAS: Farmers stock. Marie, quiet
Fancy Jumbo ~ per ID
Jumbo g III
Extra prime. S+2c 10
Prime. size per ID
SHELLED AND RECLAIMED: Market
quiet.
WholeS= lc--
Fancy Jumbo. itc Der III
Fancy handpCked, lie 10.
Extras. lec III
Extra large Va. She,led. l5c per H.
No Va shellcd. lts.c per ID.
No. Va. shclied. I2isc per II.
No. Spanish sheilcd. lSc per Id
No. Spanish shclled. l5Ec Der ID.
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Un.ble 70 Find Hob.

LONDON. March l1.-Cnablc 10 find
a job. Frank Long. &c, who describes
himself as HANDY man." has offered.
through a newspaper TO rattle his SER
vices for six months. His proposal is
that 100 or more firms each pay IS
for ticket. He agrees to work six
months without wages for the firm
winning the raff1e. There was no i'm
mediate rush of firms to accept
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
PRICEs OF REEr CUTS.

tBy Swift & Company
Richmond. Va. March l.. 1920.
quotations snowtn% the Wholesale selling
prices OF beef cuts
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COBCRS'S.

Where you can buy used automobiles OF
~ AZ models II any car you buy IL not
reasons6ie ,ime ppISinE The iuil an :snia
es1 We have nai and beam es mans
livery:
o. Over h AND. 9 %od sfn ss-s.
5 hpSs mod iI,s 90; 7ipa,seHser
3 siadsSskcis: series j. Is,r ). 7-psssenser:
J Nash. series IS: 5:passenret:
faire. series ss'i IL !pass en- ssT"se
al are sssesps eona9n ana
ranged.
cohuRN Ao 6f ni SAhES xfohFoH"TloS
Telephone ' E Msii sEe-s as sd seos.
D9RG s 'o Fs5S. rsus sw gsE haa 500
p2 sS kof G1ae Ef tS ss!s d'veFy Aof l.
FORD RuNABour: 1918 model. oyerhapied
gain. : Meyers Sons Co. S-ii soutn
psin,ea. clock ana Il! extras: hrS,.Siaf.
sSna Con I'll. south ls1 Ernsh sre.
dillon. na5 4 L, Tii!ef. 1875 s., BROAD
FORD TOURING oeaipped with extras.
Eoulcvard 552S
FORD TOURING car. 1918 moaei: new
S$fS n-'%.'S Meys uss sons Go s soa's
Eighth Street |
FORDS. FORDS. FORDS--r'ify brand new
Can be seen Southern stock y ards. Smith
Bros. West Broad street. boulevard !a1
FORDS-FOHDS-FORD
Us NE HEf Gans s st AZ El:sEWH ERE
PRICES RIGHT
Oil EAST BROAD STREET
sale sna, aSdIpn 6nv pss
assa i" af viii be shSw" %pon !squs.
Address Z: D: s. Box IBIS. Rtchmond. Va.
JORDAN as,,o sedan =, ,si ,s,, ~
tll North Harrison: Randolph 80
NEW FoRDs-Immediate delivery; new
-, FoIds Best . PRICES; starbuek- Douglas Co.
r sarsa Inn prc aa W D. Moss sls " sload
REBUILT Acknowledged West Broad
Street Motor Exchange Largest e1-
change 10 the South.
REPUBLIC trucks rebuilt In our own shop,
"a to 3-toB ready. guaranteed and priced
TO sell. King Wilson Motor Corporation.
STUDEBAKER. four cylinder. seven pas
senrer: mechanical condition perfect:
Driven only $500 miles: five good Tres and
rsM sa'f! East hnead df rest for FAMILY use
soo-pound. 500 pound. 1900: pound. 1-ton.
ton stons 3-tSn King Wilson s,ssI, Motor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

Thieves Ransack villa.
COPENHAGEN. March 11.-Burg-
lars have ransacked the villa OF King
Christian. situated on the Skaw. Sill
verware and antiquea, valued at sew
cral thousand kroner. were stolen
of Jutland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

DODGE. touring car. new. run less than 3oo
mills. Phone Boulevard l2tSW
DODGE order for, sale delivery April /.
North Eichih SIIent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

CORURN MOTOR SALES CORPORATION
OF RICHMOND
l2i7 West Broad ST.
Telephone Exchange Mad. s6oe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-12

PHAOP-Edwin phaup. funeral director ant
l3l. Randolph 5663
The Keota news., 1920-02-06
THE UNIVE RSAI CAR

any showing said payment. The said
company. within twenty-four hours
after the presentation OF said hermit
shall provide for and do such cutting
altering and moving Of the wires Or
other fixtures Of said company a NAV
o. necessary to allow such moving or
other unusual use Of the streets, aIlevs
and public ways Of the town.
Sec. 8. 1t is agreed in the event
that said company fails to carry ont and
perform the terms and conditions hsr".
In expressed or implied to be bv Il
carried out, the town shall, in writing.
notify said company wherein Il hs:
iai'ed to carry out or perform any such
terms or conditions, and in case Of faii.
ure on the part Of said company to com.
The Keota news., 1920-02-06

ply herewith within . period ot
ninety (90) days after the receipt OF
said notice, then Il shall be optional
with The town Of Keote, ~ resolution
duly adopted 70 cancel and terminate
this ordinances; and Il = further agreed
that 10 the event conditions arise when
make this franchise inadequate or inap-
plicable. 20 that fair and equitable re.
lations cannot b maintained under TINS
contract, then it shall b subject to re-
vision by both parties hereto or cancer
lation.
Sec. 8. It - expressly understood
and agreed by and between the town
and caid company, that The application
Tor this franchise Was and 70 made upon
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