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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Eddie Reyoire's injured right hand has
mended The Eighteenth warder plans to
begin trairing early next week
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

wi, Hoey Ritchie. Il newcomer from Newark.
opponent will be Tommy MCGOWAN, Other
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Sammy Hahn Is travelling with Joe Nell
ing these days. yelling boxes Pinky Mitchell
IN Minneapolis next Monday night. Pete
Hartley in Baltimore February 81 and then
Sammy will escort Joe to Philly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Jimmy Jordan has been knocking em out
at $50 clip. In four bouts the former
Pittsburgh puncher has scored three one
round knockouts. putting away Jack Brown
IN his last bout at the Disston A. G. Jordan
is now representing the Seventeenth ward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Bobby Gunnis 10 filing busy schedules for
Ms two protcgeS, Joe Welsh and Johnny
Nealv. Each has been matched for II bout
Mt the National Club tomorrow night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

Benny Kaufman makes his comeback ap-
pcarance in Jersey City tonight. when he
takes on Frankie Burns. Mike Burns says
roofing club of sixty-dve Hog Islanders
Will so to j. G, for the contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
EYE CONCENTRATION
EASY IN BASEBALL
More Difficult to Keep Optics Glued Stationary Coli
Ball Than on Horsehide Speeding Up to
Plate From Pitchers Box
by GRANTLAND RICE

All orucdJ
Gro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
carnegie Foundation
Gives Barnard 100000
Endowment Fund Is Nearing
Its Total of
$500 .0nO

Checks Tor 100000 Az not common
p the morning mail That was way
Mss Virginia c. Gidersleeve. dean Of
& Barnard College. had 70 apologize %
me graduating class Yesterday for the
somewhat shaky signature" which
adorned their diplomas.
1t took ne AZ least twenty Ave
s.Enatures . ge- control O. NY nerves. 50
see exp lAlned at an alamnae luncheon
alter the COMMENCEMENT exercises in
students Hall The check Tor sl00.-
oQ0 vas from the Carnegie Foundation.
10 De added 20 cur endowment fund"
Mrs. EDITH MulhalI Achilles. Dresi-
denr o. the Alsmnae Association. an
nounced that the fund had reached
Sl5-.OcO previous to the arrival OF -he
morning mail. This. with $500 00a
promised from the General Education
noard, brings the fund almost 10 It's
total Ct 100000.
The Anna Howard Shaw Memo~.ai
.onnlteee. which proposes TO raise
100000 Ter memorials II Bryr Nawr
ana tae Nomans Medical College -
fehnsylran- was organized vee-e~-
dAy a. suffrage headquarters. win Mrs
J. @. Miller. Of Pittsburgh, IS chair
nan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

There" said Old Mother Nature,
pointing 70 Prickiy Perky the Porcu-
pine as he sat bumped up on the top
Of an old stump, "is next to the larges t
member Of the order you all belong 20,
which is
~0rder Of Rodents" piped up Striped
Chipmunk.
but he Is the stupidest,' continued Old
people say Of him, though | suspect
mat il the truth be known he isnt az
stupid as re sometimes seems. Any
way he manages 10 get plenty TO eat
and 10 escape his enemies, which is
more than can be said for some folks
who are supposed 90 have quick wits"
Escaping has enemies IS no credit 70
him. They are only too glad TO get
or OF his way. He doesn't have to
tear anybody" said Chatterer the Red
Squirrel to his cousin, Happy Jack the
Gray Squirrel.
His remark didn't escape the keen
ears Of Old Mother Nature. Are you
sure about that" abe demanded.
"Now there's Pekan the Fisher''---
She was interrupted by a great rat
Ting and scratching on the old stump.
There was Pr.ckIy Porky backing down
as fast "a he could, which wasn't fast
at all, ana rafting his thousand little
spears as he did 80. II was really yer,
funny and everybody just had to laugh,
even Old Mother Nature. You see 1t
var plain that he thought he was hur
rying- At least, that Is wha he was
try lng 70 do--hurry. But every move
sat was slow and clumsy. When he
reached the ground he started TO wad-
die away az fast as he could, which
wasr't fast at all.
We'll, Prickiy Porky, what does this
mean? Whore arc you GOING" de-
marded Old Mother Nature sternly.
prickly Porky turned his dull look
Ing eyes toward her and in them was
= troubled, Worried look. "W here is
Peksn the FisherT he asked and his
voice ahsok with something very like
fexr
Cd Mother Nature understood in
etaatly. though the others did not.
When she had raid, "Now there -
Fehan the Fisher" prickIy Perky had
waited 70 hear no more. His vita had
worried quickly enough then, little
TOO quickly, in fact He had though.
that she meant that Pekan was right
tLsrej that nhn gaw him.
ITS al right, rr1ckly PorLy'S said
shs gentry. 4'Tthsra Is nSthtng ~ bs
afraid sk Psk@n a~u~t Anyvhsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

around here, so climb back on that
stump and don't worry. Had You wait
ed for ne to finish you would have
saved yourself fright Chatterer had
just said that you didn't have to fear
anybody and | was starting TO explain
hat he was wrong; that despite your
thousand little spears, you have good
cause to fear Pekan the Fisher Am /
right?'
Prickly Perky shivered and this
made the thousand little spears hidden
in his coat rattle. 1t was such sur
prisng thing to see Prickly Perky &C
tually afraid that the other little folks
almost doubted their eyes Are you
quite sure that Pekan isn't anywhere
around ?" asked Prickly Perky. and his
voice tremblcd.
quite sure. Even if he were here
wouldn't let him hurt you. You
ought TO know that" replied Old
Mother Nature kindly. Pekan the
Fisher doesn't live Down here at all,
but far away in tho Greet Woods. Now
sit up 80 that every one can get a
good look at you, That is what | sent
for you for"
Prickly Perky sat up Oh the TOP OF
The old stump and the others gathered
ubout the foot OF 1t to look at HIM.
"He oeNainly is no beauty, mur-
INJURED Happy Jack Squirrel
Copyright. 1870. by T. ". BrrscSs)
Tho next story: "A Very Prickly
Ee1lo,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
u. 7. Stead Memorial Bust
20 Be Unveiled Jl,Iv .

As tribute 70 the memory Of Will
IAN / Stead, English Journalist, who
lost his life on the Titanic. me-
mortal bust by Sir George Framn+on.
OF the Royal Academy, viii be un-
yelled July : on the Thames Erabank-
ment. London. 4 replica of this bust
vii be unveiled on the same dav IN
der the auspices Of the American
Stead Memorial Committee a. the East
Ninety-hrst Street entrance Of Central
Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

: I o Il
otherwise. The heart of the America
people was moved. It's soul was stirrea
Ad ITS conscience was ouickened 10
.Ne.y acton by rapid succession Of
vents which heralded the quick com
'ng CT the day OF doom unless ths
1@USe OF human liberty was saved from
inc e., nrutal rule Of organized force.
ne american people rose-men and
Women a.Ike- by the million. Each
80 eae1' community, each household
contributed us effort. and the SOLEMN
spectacle OF one hundred and ten mil
lioAs or free men and women moving
a'most as one toward the accomn1ieb
lent o. 4 high and noble purpose. was
offered to the world
Pays Honor to War Leaders
That effort. SO characteristic oe 49,
intelligent. r igh-ninded ana iib 01 an
.UN,hg people, had its captains. TbeTo
49, GApt4Ins Of those who bore arm, :
soners ~. ~ ven. il.e IN hand singing the
or nome and of country +e -
.roh' line OF battle. Hhere ero can
'@-hs OF those who go down to +ba a.
'H n ?. ceaselessly TO keen watcb 80 "a
~"rHhess and storm and waya la1.
.4tn happen to men and IN +boro
s-Hg rs Which minister to tho 1ifa -
-. 'Nefe were captains Of those who
=, 800. ana EelieI to the stricken
W, W NE Wounoed' to the starving. whose
, s'.-.l-s'iS o. mercy IS so beautiful an
90 yil Par ment OF that last fo,o, 80
..SA effort which calls for the socr;e ~ ~
~ ~ human hfDpiness and OF human Ifs
'teIe were captains of those l,,bo 49,
10 the minds and souls of arr,ias
- OF n&Eies that, as the battle raped
~" as ne angel Of death lowered 90
- sFehlAg ana choosing whom 10
- 'l l''.s, thsIr thoughts might be turned
-, " a.. oeVer things are true, whatso-
II, no. are lovely, whatsoever
are Just, whatooever things are
IRE IRE whatsoever things are Of GOOD
XXI
- 10 1 r-o1or 10 these many captains
h,-t t'ae IA sloa many-sided effort All
'ss'-''ss nViloF 20 those captains Of can
-, - .lyse NOW edge, whose skin
y,,ic'so '..ai si.'' whose foresi ght and
;+ 80 go. ueV214on brought victory in ali
cess the heart Of the American @,rOS pee sue
vas 49,, SO surely set.
r Men and women of Columbia +hoee
y0t VINO To-Day 90 out by the thou
go 70 axe nod Of the task of life.
$500 80 Iron. 'heSe historic doors at
-, - 1.''s NJ on go out when the
80 49,, e.S1i'y mas summoned to its pres
~ e.e captains Of the captains in
t..'.loi great effort, that it may
a5la ,,e 49,, ~ high place IN its not
,,,,.1i qershlP and say before all the
a-;or - w-'1 -, s4,aeeflcy, with full appreci-
Eava d t'-.,- ~ grateful Joy, that they
-. t 49, yea Wei OF their country;
- --ey rae added to its repute and
$50 ~ ana tnat this ancient uni
~ ~.s.ss toreVer to associate its
CoIn-b H., !, 'neifs and their names with
a.no'a
e,,. ~ Yes .me lornal exercises in the
: "a an -1hcheon was served in the
ana -, ~ eo me ne" IL. IS, the officers
-. 'Ses;ees OF the university and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Columbia Gives
Degrees to Five
Leaders i'm War
Confers IL. ID. on Pershins.
>inlrns, Hoover. DAWSON
and Bishop Brent for
Services TO the Country
Recipients Are Cheered
Academic Honors Awarded
1852 Students at the
I66th commencement

.'s''- o. No1uiN 9'a University
The honorary degree q Doctor OF
Laws vas bestowed nno~ Csoora1 roh.,
r~s>:~.- A4,,:,.,, ,,-.,,,... = -
lain = ems
hs7aeF' Z. s-ooFer, Henry p. Dawson
ans BISHOP Charles H. Brent. This
sis-.-.+t,- ar,,,,.,l-,,s, - - ,,-,;.-.....
u..........,..... > ,
. III recognition OF
tfe- -Ee&- service n organizing and
commanding ne national nili+ar,- ~
80 ~.s- ~s-4.-,,,,. ~ ,,s,,a,.;....,
= a. <
ga cooperation IN the
N War.
n tarri-c- +he 6er-eo preci1o,.
x..-,-.. 49,. 49,
D---sf u'ed TINS
Ere captains Of nations great e.
for--4r s-sort made II tho service &c
rha eres- ideal that can move sd
q de me hearts and rr.inds Of men.
cao-a.-s in thi.,c-s r,l;fi.ar,y aoI rs,.oi,
cap rs IN measures Of ~eliaf an4 ~
saeeo-' CAPTAINS in the work Of reli-
-. Ne. i ana insrtuetlon: /
- 10 'ne 1egree Oh Doc
- 49, ~. ~ UNIV ers.sy' and con-
'"S t'Shos ana PRIV
,rse~,.- - -.'i l"eleso' III token
'-t09S c'P-oAHas-
hAeTciSes IN Gymnasium
Y cap and gown lhe candidates for
dsr~ess 1aecheG INTO me ON, =,
{ o -ae easeaoes OF the Grand MarrEr.
TO .hs encas Of tn Grand Mo
the Priests. from Mendelss - a rha.
la. ar-ly before II O'Clock vester-
dsy narr ne and ranged themselves IN
-,ie..e .-o~a - ris..,,r-,. - 80
hins ,-sm we're crowded trends a~4
-e.at..ss. On The platform was Pres
den Aankad BY the deans O.
the CO.. -es end schools ard the ca1d,-
dat honorary degree.
Gsa fersrirg Admiral Sims and
Bis sren1 were in uniform. Mr.
De- ana Mr. Hoover wore caps
ane s After ne Rev. Raymond
t. hreE, c.a an . the university.
oQenss exercises with prayer,
Dr.. se. er delivered his commence
Re11 address. liter that re tipped
lbs ~ suceasslveiy 10 each group cf
ca..--ll-es, ard BY the map OF that
gess-re he $50 became possessed o.
new nights.
II zra vas N presented b.
Co,ale N-.am eiay Parsons,
eha-rE.s1 r --e -rus the uNiver-
Fly, -ree.cr ct ms er.can Red
C-oss fire erG . the g diers and
the 9Hr-esser- There was thunderous
a2plalss IS The hood was slipped over
NJ tEl sons head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
The Stage Door

The Shuberts have accepted a num-
Der of new plays, and it is planned
to give them production within six
weeks. For Henry Hull, who is be-
come an actor-manager under their
direction, they have accepted a four
act drama by Leighton Graves Osmun,
entitled "Crucible.' Prom nent in Mr.
Hul-'s support VIII be Fare Binney,
sister Of Constance, now playing in
"39 East Don't Be Afraid
miracle comedy" by Avery HoDwood
now in rehearsal under the direction
Of Philip iartholomae. VIII have its
premiere juno q.
Clare Runners latest comedy. The
Lights Of DuXbury,' is already in re-
hearsal and VIII be produced June IA.
fro2l OctaTus Roy Cohen they have
accepted q three-act drama, entitled
The scourge - This viii be produced
June Is.
The Shuberts announce that "The
RISE and Fall &C Susan Lerox,D George
': Hobart's dramatization Of the novel
OF that name by David Graham Phillips.
VIII have ! is metropolitan premiere at
the Forty-fourth Street Thea+er Mon
day evening. Miss Alma Tell Will plav
the title role, and others in the com
pany' winch mum oers more than sixty
players, are Robert 7. Haines. Beatrice
Noyes, Anne Sutherland. Nary D.
Southland and Albert Sackett.
The Columbia University Pulitzer
prize in letters, OF $1,000, conferred for
the origiral play, performed in New
orN' whIch pest represents the educa-
tlonal value and power OF The stage in
raising the standard Of good morals
good taste and good manners" vas
awarded yesterday = the university
ceremonies to Eugene c.. ONein for his
play. Beyond the Horizon" now q.
the Little Theater.
the renewal Of Julia Sandersonis e+ar-
ring Arrangement under his manage
ment Miss Sanderson has beer CO.
star with Joseph Cawthorn in The
Canary
David Belasco announces that L.
more Uric viii terminate her all-season
l engagement in "The So1-Daug,+ or y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Miss Dwight
Is Married TO
!. L. Freeborl,
Ceremony Is Performed ia
Holy Trinity Church:
Miss Ethel O'Donohue
v edded to ALVIN Ball Sd
Miss Higgins Is a Bride
Nuptials of Mrs. Carol E.
Thrall to Charles z.
Roth Are Celebrated

MISS beapflce wight, daughter o.
NJ and Ars. Wllham Brin.nal Dwg
Vas married TO James Livingston Free
born al 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
IN Holy lriHify Church The ceremoar
va per1ormed BY the Rev Dr.. Harry
r. Nichols and reception for rela.ve $
- owed at me nome OF Mr.. ard Mr..
DWlght, ,9U' West l13ta Street. Tie
Or tie. Wh9 was given away by her
ia1aer, Was IN white crepe de chine.
trimmed with old Irish lace, that was
W9ih py her mother at her We r~.
Hef ven oil tu-le was arranged VIII
orange blossoms and she carried roses
ana sweet peas. MISS Beatrice Dwight,
VINO IS TO marry FRANKLIN b urber
one OF the ushers, on Saturday was
Aef sister mad OF honor and on
attendant. she was dressed in rose
o9.ored chiffon, wore large hat Of she
G. N. Beali served as Mr.. Freeborn's
b.. man 4nd the ashefs We're DAY
n n WI rr.'llH,yn 3, fAroer, james IT,.
iosar'y ana John Lowry.
r., - ma ii|,se o. MSS Etael l-ou-s
~ * = "a u giIer Oh VT and Nfs.
p" = DoAoH]e IT, 10 \ -H'sil HAL.
goOA pace yesterday afternoon IN
~ Oailfo0m OF the Hotel s. Reg.
-. ceremony as performed by Mons
nor LaVelIe and reception followed.
i1e of5de was IN gown Of white satin
ana ola rose point lace with which 1a
wore 'dIe Yel arranged With a cap
o. ora point lace. She carried 6ou-
70 fHaH@ Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

David Belasco announces that L.
more Olric Will terminate her all-season
eNgagemeAt IN "Ihe Daughtnr."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03
Bedtime Stories
Prickly Porky Gets Fright
BY Thornton ". Burgess

One thing I beg to make quite clear
lie Is not brave lcho kno1cs no fear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

Charles Dillingham; has arranged for
the renewal Of Julia Sandersonis STAR
ring arrangement under his naanage-
ment. Miss Sanderson has beer Co
star with Joseph Cawthorn in The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd viii spend Their
aTonT.eymooa in Canada and viii live in
indianapolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-03

Tho next story: "A Very Prckly
Fellow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
hUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

TIE ANNUAL. meeting OF The stock.
ho.dcrs OF the Eastern oil Company.
nc virginia corpGration. u appointed
Room III. Mutual nundinE. IN tho city
o. Richmond. In the state OF tirginia. on
IN the afternoon. Tor the election OF OF.
ilr"rs aud directors Of tho company for
the ensuing year. and for tho transaction
Of any other business which may come
Var Aprii &C. isscs w. f e. BOWEN nnn pr"s!:
don't: \ ". Noble, secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12

II. 2. CHAFFIN & Co. INC,
Real Estate AuctiOnccrs.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
Three Good
Dwellings on
South Laurel.
Street

NOS. 337 and 32e. CONTAINING FIVE
Rooms EACH. AID No. a4t con
TANNING SIN ROOMS. AND TWO
NICE FIVE ROOM FLATS. nos
1921 and l421-A CHAPLIN
STREET. WITH LARGE VACANT
lOr ON CHAPLIN STREET.
ON WEDNESDAY. MAY IL, 1920.
at $40 o'Clocl =. NJ,
on the premises. will offer for sale
at public auction the above dwellings
on Laurel street. and
at o'Clock i. NJ. tho Same Day.
Will offer at auction. on the prem
ises the above property on Chaiiin
Street.
This property is n! in good ccndi-
;'on. and in localities where property
!s always in demand for rental pur-
poses. this property being now &C.
cupied by excellent tenants.
The lot on Chafin Street mas a
frontage OF las feet. including so
feet with the flats, and Is ready for
building purposes, having all city
conveniences.
These properties should attract
any one looking for an investment
or n good home.
TERMS: Announced al sale.
WILLIAM Z. Redo.
Auctloneer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
X. b. CHAFFiN & CO. INC.
Real Estate Auct!onccrs.
Richmond. Va.
Trustees Auction Sale
of Valuable Land in
NewKent County,
Virginia

,c.,nr under n decd of trust from
william 2. Richardson and wife, Only
recorded in the once on IN" T,'r n
IL. page Il. and under decree OF the
Circuit Court Of New Kent County.
entered on the. 23rd day. of March.
a nd brother. who sue, etc, vs. william
p. Richardson's EXccutrix. ct ais and
Mathilde Richardson. I:SccutriH or
William p. Richardson. deeeasca VINO
fault having been made In the, pay
ment of money therein secured and
being so required by the beneficiary,
l shall sell by Public Auction i'll front
of the State Bank at West Point,
Virginia, on
SATURDAY. MAY 90. 1890.
At ll:45 a. NJ.
the property described In said deed
OF trust as follows, viz:
"AlI that certain tract of land lying
and being in the County OF New Kent,
state of Virginia. with all improve
nents thereon. known as Locust Cot
tage.' described In the advertisement
Era racI Eo she on t%" ROAD
leading from Holly Fork to Richa rd-
sons Mill. and containing one hun
dred and three and eightyfour one
hundrcdths no3.sD acres. more or
less. fully described by metes and
hounds ina plat and survey by o. NJ.
Chandler. surveyor. being the same
treCl OF lunO conveyed To inc Salu
William y. Richardson. along with
several others. by deed from S. S. r.
Pa;teson. Special Commis sioner. act
ing under decree of tho Circuit
Court OF New Kent County in the suit
of w. p. Richa rdson vs. Lucy l.. Gar
land and others. recorded March Is.
1905. in ID. II. No. .. page l40. The
above mentioned plat and survey
were also recorded with this deed"
TERMS: For cash as to so much of
tho proceeds as may be necessary to
defray The expense of executing this
trust and to pay a note of five thou
sand $4,000 dollars. with interest
from March 8, 1916. and any residue
Of said purchase money shall be pay
able In equal sums at l and 2 years.
with interest evidenced by neEotinble
notes and shall be secured on said
property by deed of trust. or all cash
Mt option OF the purchaser. This sale
Is made subject to confirma ton by
the court in above mentioned causes
RICHARD ii. SMITH. Trustee
rEhErIfoNE kapaoiDh y and toll :.
you want. She'll help you write = com.
pleto ad tha. will quickly get good rs-
aultR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-12
FOR RENT
Westhampton Home
Possession July LIST
Beautifully located. on Three Chop
Road: rooms. 2 baths. garage. Lot
l0ox500 feet.
DOUGLAS f. TAYLOR.
Rental Agent
r. r.. CIlAFFIN & CO. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
| rustee S Auction Sale
of Valuable Land in
New Kent County,
Virginia

Acting under deed of trust from
william l.. Richardson and wife. duly
recorded In the office OF the clerk OF
BOOK IL, page 32s, and under decree
OF the Circuit Court Of New Kent
county entered on the ed day OF
March; 1920, In the suits OF j. a..
SeynOidS and brother. who sues etc
vs. William i. Richardson's cSecutriX
81 ais. and Mathilde Richardson, eX-
ecutriS OF William Richardson. de-
son ct ais. default having been made
in the payment OF money therein Sc
cured. and being so required by the
beneficiary shall sell by public
auction. In front, OF the state bank
at West Point, Va. on
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1920,
at 1880 a. NJ.
the property described in said deed
OF trust. rs follows, viz:
All that certain tract OF land in
the County Of New Kent. State of
being OF the same tract of land con-
veyed TO said William II. Richard
son by s. S. =. Patteson. special
commissioner: By deed bearing date
clerks Office OF New Kent County.
Va, In Deed Book No. .. at page
40. the said tract OF land being de-
scribcd in said deed as containing
~ acres. more or less. tho me,es
and bounds OF which are set forth
by the pat and survey made by o.
NJ. Chandler, surveyor, which is re-
corded as part of said deed"
TERMS; For cash as to so much
or the proceeds as may be necessary
TO defray the expenses OF executing
this trust and to pay note for two
thousand S2.0o0) dollars, with in
tercst from October 3. 1916. and any
residue OF said purchase money shall
be payable in equal sums at / and .
years. with interest evidenced BY ne
gotiahlc notes. and Shall he secured
on said property by deed OF trust
or all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser.
This sale is made subject to con
flrmation by the court In above-men-
toned causes.
4. NEWTON HARRIS.
Trustee.