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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12
New Jersey.

GARRISON AV., G5.--Well furnished warm
room In private house for gentlemen; best
section Jersey City Heights. 8 minutes from
Bergen 6640W.
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! STENOGRAPHER. college graduate; years
! business experience: efficient; start moder-
ate salary II position offers advancement.
1917 Herald. Harlan.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
I4aundresscs, &c.

first class, French. wishes
NJ. Petit. 4l2 L. 6oth st. Rhinelander 030O,
extension 343.
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SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER, Initiative,
exceptional ability detail: prefer connection
publishers or advertising agency, not essen
tlnl. Marc. 13ON Hoe aV.
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STENOGRAPHER and typist, experienced
desires responsible position Clara Thomas
/ 81 East 5Sth ~. Plaza 1908
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Long Island.

wHITEsTONE. L. Large room. Kitchen
cite. furnished, for business couples; %
minutes from Penn. Station; private resi-
dence. Write for particulars A. b.. LOG
South 18th av.
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STENOGRAPHER: 81 years old; years ex-
perence: high school education; remunera-
ton. 500 1913 Herald. Harlan.
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GOVERNESS, French, middle aged, cheerful,
loving children English, German, music.
needlework. physical care, references. NJ.
40 Amsterdam av.
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STESOGRAPHEH. educated. experienced, uD
Hcral IA Fulton -
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Westchester.

YONKERS CTel. 1187R) Large room: all
coHveniences, two connecting private
residence; near Glenwood station: business
people: References.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

LARGE FRONT room; beautifully remodelled
house; all modern conveniences; quiet. eX-
cellent neighborhood; sos; references. Chel-
sea 2S64 I54 West Goth.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic.

sTENoGp sp1IERs. typlsts. office assistants.
experienced and beginners. Raphael Agency.
1 80 West 42d.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 52S.--Attractive. newly
furnished room, overlooking Hudson; eleva-
tor apartment: conveniences; private family;
bus subway. BATWELI,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

cooking: first class references. Call Sun
day. Monday morning, G. Cashmere. 100 West
18Th, apt. 8.
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YOUNG woman desires few more custom
ers at ladies' own residences on the follow
ing; hnir treatment 81; manicuring. SOC.
shampooing, zoe X 100 Herald. Herald 50.
Young lady WIN take children out morn
inga. phnne 15A4 Riverside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-12

ONE or two heated rooms. kitchen privi-
leges unusual opportunity for refined wom-
an unemployed or home worker; references
b. 2OS Harlem phone Morningside sl0oR
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ARTISTIC. by day; pretty gowns
quickly gotten up with Partisan
srnartness; evening frocks, tailored
dresses. wraps, coats: chic fit; hand
work; I remodel like new: very rea-
sonable. Phone s6I Academy. Sunday
and evenings. after O.
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DESIRABLE room with running water. eie-
vator apartment; private family; corner
Broadway and Goth ST.; gentleman only. X
iI3 Herald, Herald So.
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PARK SLOPE. 1916 ooh av.).-Two con-
Meeting roons use of Kitchen: conven-
fences; subway. whitehall 1860. Ext. Isl.
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Chambermaids, sc.

CHAMBERMAID-WAI refined girl.
In small adult family; West Side preferred: :
excellent references: wages S65 to $40. Phone
Plaza S4H after IL Nj.
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CODk-Noung woman wishes position in
private family: 4 years first class refer
ences wages SIS month"; no cards Murray,
334 Il. a3d Ut.
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AUNDRESS.-Colored woman, laundry, 2
days week; reference. Nellie Amos. 40
Vest f2ad
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COOK. French. experienced IN all branches.
desires situation in private family; good
references; wages $50. Address only, l.. Is.
n nnI Nnaf o6fh ~
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Borough of Brooklyn

and living room: connecting BATH also
large and small ROOM gentlemen preferred.
Phone 1917 Glenmore.
ARLINGTON Az, 114.-Two large rooms,
suitable for doctor business couple;
heat. hot water. electricity. use OF bath
BERGEN ST.. 1896 (near Bedford av.)-Beau-
tlful large room: business couple modern
comforts: references. Phone sO'2 Lafayette.
Three rooms and bath. furnished or unfur-
nshed electricity. hot water supply, par
quot. heat. Phone Lafayette 800.
CIARKSON Az, e5.-Large furnished room.
all convenienccs, with private family; near
both subways. Flatbush logan.
CARLTON Az, 2sO.--Two large furnished
rooms, heat, hot and cold water, telephone
service; light housekeeping
EASTERN PARKWAY, S67.
Beautiful large room, oil conveniences, home
comforts; half block subway; elegant neigh
borhood: Si2. smaller $40. Decatur 4232-N.
FURNISHED rooms; up to date; In best
section OF Borough Park In private home;
all improvements; steam heat, electric light,
hath and telephone. Inquire 100 W. 2lst ST.,
room 4i5. Phone watkins 3l52.
FURNISHED sitting and bedroom. with pri-
vate bath; heated; private house. blocks
subway; business couple preferred; refer
ences required. 2sG Albany av., tel. Lafay-
cite 2652-R.
GREEN Az, If4.-Back rnuor: conven-
iences suitable two board optional. De-
catur s64s.
HALsEY ST.. 160.--Large room. newly fur
nished: heat, electricity and all conven-
fences; private house; gentlemen only.
HALL room; electricity, gas, bath. lll2
Bergen ST.. near Nostrand av. Decatur 3I3I.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. German. days wor
washing. ironing. Lambert, Isl West En-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SENATE CLEARS WAY FOR
Definite MILITARY PL
Debate on Army Reorganization
VIII begin Monday In
Upper House.
by Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. April 3.-rbo 81
ate cleared tho way today for y
sideration OF legislation prono,I
establishment of definite mill
policy. debate on tho army rnnn
iLhtion bin framed by the Senate
tary Committee Is to begin Mon.|
anu It's passage In about ton NJ
or two weeks Is predicted by Sal
leaders. oei1
The blu differs radically from
rouse measure passed March Ic
.hat !, provides for compulsory nj
.ary training. consolidation or
national Guard. regular ARM
reserves. composed of trained IA
who would be formed into ons
Zens' army. and also for n po,J
staH eligibility system s!miIar
that In the French army. Tho lid
bill left the compulsory Mill
raining issue for, separate lcgil
ton and retained the general \
lures OF the present army organ
uon, with provision for rcr,l
establishment OF 800. 600 cnI;,l
men and 1900 officers. az comna]
win 100000 and $4,000. respcc,ivl
In the Senate bill.
me military training provision
expected to cause a fight In tho 81
ate. although leaders predicted M
acceptance by that body. which voI
transfer the battle TO the confcrcI
OF the two houses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
WIRELESS WIZARDS STEER
BIG SHIPS FROM DISTANCE
British Report MancuverinE Dc.
str0yrr Without Single Man
on Hoard.

Try Universe! Se-v!cc.l
LONDON, April 3.-Thc British ad
miralty reports considerable progress
In recent tests or applying wireless
control to vessels and torpcdoes.
Warships with crews OF only a few
men are regarded as an early prac-
t!cal possibility. as a result Of the
experiments. The Daily Mall today
says:
BY using ifertZlan waves the wire
less wizards OF our fleet have sue
ceedcd IN controlling torpedo craft
from a distance OF some miles. Dur
Ing the experiments Il destroyer was
maneuvcred by wireless with not a
single man aboard.
by touching the wheel. a vessel Is
easily sterrcd by the invisible force.
Ships sea!chl.ghts also are burned
by wireless.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
MATED FOR LIFE
Mary and Doug Declare Etc
Fidelity, Regardless OF Outcon,
OF Investigations.

10y Universal Service,
LOS ANGELES. CAL. Anril
Mary Pickford and Douglas III
banks arc mated for all time
come.
That was the answer given tol
TO all questions asked them regd
Ing. their attitude toward the
vestigations being conducted b.
putty Attorney-Gencral Robert ri
ards. OF Nevada, into the legal act
b. which Miss Pickford obtaine.
divorce at Minden. Nevada. on Ma
, from her first husband. o,
Moore.
Regardless OF what developmt
may take place in the investigat
the two screen etars announce TO
world that they are welded for
remainder of their existence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

l,l6l acres by deed, by recent sur
vcy 1862 acres. about 400 acres.
more or less. in arabic land under
cultivation, balance in timber and
wood. The sawmill timber is esti-
mated Mt about three million feet,
about one million feet Is exception
ally fine cypress. About one million
10 one and one quarter million feet
Is pine. the balance is hardwood. such
ns poplar, gum, oak. etc.
Tho residence contains Is rooms.
The barns and implement sheds arc
In good condition. The water on the
place is unsurpassed. This is supplied
by an artcsian well, running so gall
Ions n minute. which rises 60 feet
The water is delivered by ram to
the residence and barns.
On the western side Is a naviEable
creek. which puts shipping facilities
within few hundred yards of the
barns. The soil is good loan, with
splendid quality.
There are few places on James
River which offer so many attractions
and possibilities. This farm must be
Seen 10 be appreciated. IL is we'll
equipped with farm machinery and
stock. which can be purchased from
the owner At reasonable price
TERMS: one-third cash. balance on
creuit OF one. TWO and three yeitrs
HENRY l.. PLUMMER owner
JAS. X. HARRISON, Auctioneer.
Petersburg. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
CLERGYMAN LEAD BANDITS
Nlcnninn Arrested with Followers,
Charged with burglary
and Elluck Dinfl

VIENNA. April "a clergyman.
Thomas Pfefferleorn. alleged to be
the leader Of a band of twenty-five
thieves and inccndiaries. has been
arrested with his followers at the
town Of Mitterscii. according TO the
Salzbureer Eoiksblatt. Pfenerkorn.
the papers say. recruited his fol-
lowers from among persons Of some
standing In the town of Mittcrscil.
including the photographer. the
schoolmnster. the postmaster and tho
postmistress. and tho letter carrier.
They are alleged To have burgiarizcd
the inn and then set fire to IL and
to have practiccd blackmail on a
number of prominent citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
STATISTICS ANNOUNCED
Census Bureau Gives out Population
Figures OF Several
Towns
IBy Associated Pres..1

I8Y Associated Press
WASH!NGTOS. April 3.-Popula-
ton statistics announced today By
the census bureau included
Greenwood. $. C., S,703. an increase
2.oSa or 1916 per cent over 1910.
louisville. Pa. 2i,7S5. increase l.
$40 or ~ per cent.
Losanspor,. Ind, 2l,6c6. increase
2.516 or 1875 per cent.
Lorain. Ohio, 1925. increase s.4l2
or :9.l per cent.
waukcsan. Ill, lo,leo. increase g.
100 or 1875 per cent.
pekin. Ill. l2,osG. increase Also or
22.i per cent.
Miiivule. y. j. 1881. increase q
2i0 or Is per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
ASTOR BUYS ISLANDS LAND
NiScOunt Purchnres HlE Portion of
Jura Near Scottish Coast. for
Hunting Lodge

LONDON, April 3.-Viscount Aston
has bought part OF the Island u Jura,
or the west coast Of scotland. ma
plans 10 erect on 1t mansion and
some smaller dwelling houses, the LAT.
ter apparently for the occupation Of
his friends. Lord and Lady As;or
viii reside on the island during deer
stalking season. Jura is about twenty
i've miles long, ,is described as a range
OF mountnIas rising out Of the sea AMI
is n natural deer forest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
DISSOLUTION OF PACKERS
AFFECTS FOOD SHIPMENTS
Swift & Co.'s transportation Expert
Tcstihcs ncfore Commerce
COmniissi0n.

By Associated Press
CHICAGO. April 3.-Thc Federal
Court decree dissolving the packers
VIII affect about .one-fourth Of the
total tonnage of unrelated food ar
ticles carried I'm the packers refrig-
orator cars. Richard O'TIara, trans
portation expert of Swift & Co, tes-
titled on cross examination by Cliff
ford Thornc, of the National Whole
sale Grocers' Association, in tho
hearing before the Interstate Com
merce Commission here today. The
hBures were based on. tho grocers'
contention that lard substitutes are
not packing house products, as main
tanned by the packers. About 6 pcr
cent of tho total tonnage Is lard
substitutes
Asked If Swift & Co. would object
to tho entering of an order barring
canned goods and fish from the com
panyS cars. counsel for the com
pany said they would not approve
such an order. but would not oppose
IL. George T.. Boyle. counsel for VIII
son ~ Co. declared his firm and the
Independent packers would Serious
~ object to amy order that would
prevent them shipping any grocery
Items or other food"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
PRICELESS GEMS STOLEN
FROM UNIVERSITY MUSE
Thieves Forced Way Into HuIldinr
Smashing Windows and Iireak.
ing IncLs

COLUMBUS. OHIO, April IN
man 1850 priceless gems from
private collection OF William
Mills. curator Of tho Ohio S,
Archaeological and Historical Soci
were stolen from the soc!cty's
seum at Ohio State University.
thieves forced their way into
building by smashing windows
breaking locks.
The most valuable gems stolen v
hHe cameo rings. number of :
hc's and noonstoncs, two stick
set with Siberian amcthysts. L;
tourinal!nc and many fine cut topa
In addition 10 the gems. "a nunbcI
other valuable relies were tai
The thieves overlooked vaiu
collection of diamonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
R-34 is OBSOLETE
Iifg Dlfmp In Declared nack y
her, With Sister ships, by
british Expcrta.

ULHAM. ENGLAND. April a.
dirigibie airship. RAJ. which or,
ed the Atlantic ocean 10 America,
ready is declared TO be an obso
type. although she was not compi1
until after tho war had ended.
Is announced that this transatla
dirigible. her sister ship, the II
and the R-32 are to be used h,
after only for experimental purpo
The Globe says that reports that 4
may be used for commerce or 4
scngcr-carryins are untrue, and
they could not be used with any $
cess for such purposes.
The RIA is Gi0 feet long and
expected TO have a cruising rae
OF nearly 5000 miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
near. AInuI Student.

BERNIE, April 3.-August Mailer.
n medical student. was terribly
mauled today by bears into whose
pit ut the geological gardens he had
fallen while he was throwing car
rots t. them. lie was taken to the
hospital in serious condition, his
left leg and left arm being entirely
Iurn IL NnH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
NO FEfI OF MAIL SHORTA
Mills PuNh Production to Meet
crenslnE Demands Due TO
Ituitdlnr noounn

/, PITTSBURGH. April BY
crcasing the production of nails
per cent, steel mills in tho Pittsbu
district have eliminated fear OF
shortage.
building booms In New York, {
cago. Detroit and number OF OF
cities have drawn heavily upon
supply of nails on hand. and bu
ers had begun to fear for the i'm,
date future of their work. pil
bnrgh contractors took up tho au
ton with the mills. and full sp
ahead was ordered, with the re.
that production soon overlook c
sumption, and authorities now
there is enough nails for all build
projects In sight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
WANTS ROUTES RESUM
Agent" Present Petition 10 CHI
mnn Bcnson. OF the Shipping
board.
Thy Associated Prcs,l

WASHINGTON, April Agent,
tho North German Lloyd Comm
today presented 70 Chairman q
sou. Of the Shipping Board, prd
sition covering the operation
trade routes formerly held by h
concern. similar to proposals n,
by tn: Hamburg American Line.
Adjustment Of freight and passct,
service between New York and n
men IS aimed at and tho Sh!pr
Board was asked to assign 10
company several steamers. inciud
those formerly sailing under
Nag If TIE North German Lloyd.
Adinira! Benson Is understood
have reiterated the policy that d
wholly American companies We
be allotted Shipping Board CT
German interests being pcrmi,
only 10 put in tho organization
fact .ties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
B0LSHEvlSTS RAID HOME
fovict Government Connscates
Articles to Provide Pay
for Oficiais.

- by AsS0CIhtcd Frcas I
WASHINGTON, April 3.-To !
vide pay for It's commissioners :.
other high officials. the Russian
Wet government recently oonduc
wholesale raids on homes in pet
grad In which gold articles and OF
3ewelry were seized. according TO
patches today to the State Dena
ment. The raids were so extens
1t was said, that the week has.
come to be known in the forr
Russian capital as golden week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
.carrnnxn Admit. Mnytorenn.

ATTN T'ISIF.T.s, SD.NVltN, AUrI D.
Military authorities here advised
the Associated Press this morning
that President CarranZa has In
structcd Mexican officials along the
international boundary line to per-
NIT the passage and entrance Into
the state of Ex-Governor Jose Maria
Maytorena. who has been refugee
in the United States for the past six
years. residing in Los Angeles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
nY II. Ii. CHAPLIN & CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Main and Twelfth SITS.
Trustees Auction Sale OF Five Room
Frame Dwelling
No. 423 Cherry Street

Acting under deed Of trust from
Nancy Marsh, dated July LIST. 1913. re-
corded III the Office OF the Clerk of
the Chanccry Court OF the City of
Richmond. in u. g. 223 a. pag, 3s3,
being SO required by the beneficiary.
shall scil by public auction on the
premises on Monday. April 9Th. 1920
II 30 l.. NJ. the above mentioned
property. which is described in SAID
deed az follows:
All that certain Tot of IN nd with
frame dwelling thereon. on the east
SIDE OF Cherry Street. between Abe
marie and Spring Streets. known rs
No. i23. Lot begins at n point on said
Cherry Street. 50 feet north OF the
intersection or said Cherry Street
with Spring Street. thence running
sou *ardiy along the east line Of
sa ID Cherry Street. and fronting
thereon Ii IT. In. thence back be-
tween parallel lines with said cherry
street. Ga Il. in. more or less.
TERMS: Cash. sufficient TO pay the
expense of executing this trus; and
to pay notes aEgrcgating s3i5.00.
with Interest from July lat. 1919. TO
date OF sale.
Any residue of purchase money 10
be paid In cash
JNO. c. EASLEY,
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Executors


THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
KNOWN AS GlLPIN'S. CONTAIN
ING 1914 ACRES. ABOUT >
MILES FROM Dl.OTHIAN. IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
FOR BARGAINS

FOR BARGAINS
In the suburbs. come direct to
headquarters and get the pick.
We have hundreds OF beautiful
homes. Can make terms 10
suit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
STEAL KENTUCKY WHISKY
Value OF Stock Removed Placed at
$4,000 by Men Making
Discovery.
DAnCONSIs
TBy Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
CINCINNATI, O., April 3.-Forty
barrels containing 1,6o0 gallons of
whisky have been stolen from bonded
warehouse OF the Old '7G distillery
just outside OF Newport, KY. accord
Ing to revenue officers. Tho liquor
Is valued at $4,000.
The discovery OF tho theft was
made today after completion of an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
MONEY

We have been making loans on real
estate about rs long as any other real
estate agency in this city during
w"ich time We have had not a suIIcal
from our clientele. AT this writing we
are prepared 10 make loans from 800
up. For quick service borrow
through
EDWARD &. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate and Loans.
l0l7 Eank Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Hoover. Nnme Not on Ballot.

.Ifoaycr's MIME Not on Ballot.
Pa PHILADELPHIA. April 3.-The
Hoover Republican committee OF
pennsylvania announced tonight that
..indcfcrencc to Mr.. iIoover's gem
eral policy. the name of Herbert
Hoover viii not he put upon tho bal
lot at the primary election in Penn
SylYania."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

The executors Of Elizabeth Bell
Davis. deceased. ana the executor OF
Mary l.. Pemberton. deceased, viii
Sell at public auction. on the prem-
iscs. on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IL. 1920
At O'Clock T. NJ,
The above tract OF 1919. acres of
good gently rolling to level farming
land. adjoining the lands OF Midlothi-
an Coal Company and ais. about
miles from Midlothian depot. on
miles from Richmond, Va This land
Is practically all covered with good
growth OF young wood and timber.
mostly pine. In addition TO its value
for farming and timber purposes, IL
is located In the Richmond coal basin,
and altogether offers an unusual oD-
portunity for an investment that
viii yield handsome profit.
TERMS: Onc-third cash the ball
ancc in equal payments, with inter
est. in G. l2 and is months, title re-
tanned until the purchase money is
FUZZY paid. or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser
This property is being sold under
tho order OF the Chancery Court of
Richmond. Va. in suit of Virginia
Trust Company and u: S. Mccarthy.
executors. vs.. Henry ii. Rel ri ais
and Is subject TO the confirmation Of
the court ir that suit.
VA. TRUST COMPANY
and
ID. S. MCCARTHY.
Ex'ors of Elizabeth Bell Davis.
Deceased.
VA. TRUST COMPANY.
ES'or of Mary Il. Pembcrton.
Deceased.
4. l.. .tpAAISON
Auctioncer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
1113 Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

inventory OF tho stock. and is the
fourth theft OF largo quantities Of
whisky in tho Coyington revenue
district this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
BY HARRISoN-DYER co.

a most beautiful James River Plan
tat!on of l.l66i2 acres. near Brandon.
Prince George County. Va.