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The Washington times., 1920-09-18
/. "HeIiotrope.s fross the story ~
Ricksra WAskbsrn Chtld. II
Cosmopoiita. production re-
leased as q Paramount
Aircraft picture.
Directed by George d. Baker.
Screen Version Noveiized.
BY Jane Mclean.

, 7 TARRY paused a minute over
sSnsns.d sS%f by his 5esi'nf' 'nsa ssss Gs
going TO be married, Governor, the
Wedding day Is all set-to a young
fellow with plenty OF money-but
my wife, she's found II out-she's
found my secret and she smells coin
: yes, Governor, you see how II Is,
a how I've got TO get out-she's going
TO blackmail my child and kill her
happiness--she thinks I'm safe here
. till die and she can go ahead--if
was out. Governor. she'd be afraid
, afraid I'd cut her throat
Heliotrope Harry clenched his
y fist about an imaginary throat and
hatred fared into his eyes. The
Governor shivered. He even shook
lis head as he glanced at the war
den.
Good heavens. Pyne, its utterly
impossible to free this man. Why,
we'd be signing the woman's death
q warrant don't know what she's
done, but whatever 1t is, we'd have
q murder on our hands and thered
be no end Of a tumult."
Wait a minute Governor Harry
broke in.
Pyrr headed him off-"ThatS
enough for the moment"
What assurance have we got
' that IL I sign this pardon he won't
go right out and kill his former
q wife,
Pyne hesitated a second as though
he were afraid the assurance he
had to offer did not possess the
value it should have.
You have his word, governor
he wants to save his child-and he
swearS on his honor he won't lay
finger on his wife or get anyone
else to harm her"
With an almost frantic eagerness
HeIiotrope Harry nodded, but the
man in the Warden's chair seemed
unconvinced. He pointed to the
pardon and glanced at Pyne as
though to say. would YOU dare
to sign it on the word OF a con-
vict?"
The Warden showed his faith in
(Heliotrope Harry by calmly pick
ling up the pen and writing his
name, then he dipped the pen in
the ink and held it out for the Gov
ernor.
But the latter did not sign: he
held the pen for a moment ana
looked at the prisoner. Heliotrope
Harry said no word, but he pushed
the picture VI fNiiSC ~
others eyes as though that were
his final appeal. His figure
trembled. his hand shook. The Gov
p ernor spoke sharply:
"Hasdock. forget you are NO. 4so
forget 1 am the Governor OF this
State-tell me man to man-have l
your word of honor"
!, Harry could only humble, you
have my word of honor"
The Governors pen descended
and he scratched his signature on
the pardon; the Warden blotted 1t,
and Heliotrope Harry, his freedom
now become a real, living thing,
fell on his knees and sobbed.
In such fashion was the first step
in the lifer's new existence con
r summated. He was to walk back
into the world he had taken SO
lightly. a man with a mission, a
sacred mission, and he had given
his word never to harm the woman
he had divorced, not to allow harm
TO come to her through agency OF
his.
That VOW Heliotrope Harry swore
in his heart never to violate. Made
man to man, his word was to be
kept like a man. The Governor mo-
toned to Pyne and the warden
The Washington times., 1920-09-18
:; 81; ;s: 6: HELIOTROPE s $:. s:zs::s: Es= e.,
Read This Story Here, Then
Watch for 1t in Motion Pictures
Follow the Story This Page Day by Day Then Watch
for It in Motion Pictures.

raised the prisoner and led him out.
the photograph crushed in his hand.
The Washington times., 1920-09-18

Copyright, 1890 by King Features Syn-t
dicsto. Incl 5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
WANTS
SEALED PROPOSALS
Department Of Public welfare.
Room 4OS. City Hall.

Sealed proposals with he received at
the office Of the Department OF Pub
lie Welfare, Room &o8 CITY Hail. until
~ o'clock A. NJ. Thursday. January s,
1890. for the purchase of the manure
made at the East End stable OF the
bureau of Street Cleaning, Fifteenth
and Marshall streets. for one year
from January ls. 1920 to January Is,
1921, also from the West End Stable
of the Bureau Of street Cleaning, To-
Gated in the Playground and Hermitage
Road. for the same period except at
such time the stables are vacated for
and used by the Fair Association
tabout three weeks).
Contract and bond required Of the
successful bidder for the prompt re-
raoval OF the manure daily, except
Sunday and holiday.
The successful bidder required to
Ray the full amount of his bid in ad-
vance.
The Director Of Public Welfare re-
serNes the right to reject any and all
bids.
Further information can be had by
calling at the office Street Cleaning
Bureau, Room Ala, City Hall.
E. c.. LEVY.
Director Public welfare
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Richmond. Va. Jan. S, 1890.
Pursuant to resolution accepted
by the board OF directors OF the Mayo
Land and Bridge company ON the ais.
day of December. 1919, 4 special meet
company is called to meet and win he
h.ld at the office Of the company ON
Mayo Island. in the city Of Richmond.
Va. on Monday. the 18th day OF Janu-
airy. 1920. Mt ~ o'clock. noon for the
Purpose OF considering and authortxinx
an issue OF bonds by the said company.
rot exceeding the sum OF sixty-five
Thousand dollars tses.o00e secured by
= deed Of trust or mortgage on the
real estate belonging to tho said COM
Tany.
by order Of the board of directors
SOL CUTCHINS, Secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
RECEIVERS SALE.

Pursuant to an order of the superior
court OF Richmond county. Georgia.
dated the 9th day OF December. 1919,
passed In the cause of Baltimore Trust
company fRichmond Trust company.
snceessor} VS.. Georgia and Florida
Railway, and to an order OF the cir
cult court OF the Third judicial Cir
cult. Madison county, Florida. passed
on the 18th day of December. 1919,
the undersigned, as receivers OF said
Georgia and Florida Railway. will sell
at public outcry before the court-
house door of said Richmond county,
at Augusta. Georgia. on the third day
OF February. nineteen hundred and
twenty, between the usual hours Of
sale. to the highest and best bidder.
tie following described property. sub
ject to the limitations and quAitfca-
tions herein set FORTH namely:
First Offer.
All and singular the railroad OF said
Georgia and Florida Railway. COM
mencing at the city 1T Augusta in the
county of Richmond and state Of
Georgia. and extending souttrwesterly
through the counties OF Richmond and
Burke to the town of Keysvilte: thence
through the counties OF Burke, EmAn-
uel and Toombs to the city OF Vida
Tia; thence through the counties OF
TocThs, Montgomery and JET Davis
to the city of Hazeihurst: thence
through the counties OF Jeff Davis and
Coffee to the city 81 Douglas: thence
through the counties OF Coffee and
Rcrrien to the city OF Nashville: thence
through the counties OF Berrien and
Lcwndes to the city of valdostA: ana
the nee through the county of I.owndes
In Georgia and the county Of Madison
In Florida to the town OF Madison. 4
total distance OF Two hundred and nifty
(2h0) miles.
Also the following branch roads,
forming = part OF eaid Georgia ana
Florida Railway:
tal From keysvfile in Burke county.
Georgia, to TAnnille in washington
county. Georgia. 4 distance Of atty.
reyen .tb7l miles the terminals used liz
Tennille being leased from the Central
nj Georgia Railway.
CID From Pendieton Ia Emanuel
county Georgia. to Millen In Jenkins
conntS. GrorEia, atstancs 81 furtY.
four .tt4) miles. the entrance Into Mi.
Ism being Tor distance of Shroe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE.

Office OF s n. Brame, Supervising
Prohibition Agent.
Richmond. Va, Jan. :. 1872.
The following described property.
seized for violation of internal revc-
nue. laws in the Second District vir-
GINA, Will be sold at publir auction
orr Saturday. January TO- 1920. at u
o'clock NJ, at the door OF the BANK
street entrance to the public building
In Richmond. Va:
One pair good farm mules one dot
Bile set of heavy wagon harness. one
two-horse wagon, sixteen bushels OF
winter rye. 500 pounds pure wheat
sh!pstuT. TO gallons moiasses ftwo
harreis), quantity OF scrap copper.
This property was seized December
-. 1919, from Ben. w. Smith. Rich
n;ond. Va, in violation of section 1850
r. $. and section as of the prohibition
act.
The reason for immediate sale 10 on
account of part of this property being
expensive to keep and perishahle.
S. II. BRAME,
Supervising Prohibition NKcAt
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AUCTION SALE.
THISTEE'S SALE NY AUCTION OF
DESitLABLE RESIDENCE IN
BRG0kDALE. RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA.

In execution of a certain deed OF
truss. dated August Q, 1913, recorded In
the clerks office or the circuit court
OF Henrico county. In deed book 1873,
page Alb, default having been made in
the payment of the debt thereby Sc
cared. and being required by the note
holder so to do, the Undersigned sub
stituted trustee will sell by public
auction on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY :, 1920.
at O'Clock r. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed
Of trust, to-wit:
All that certain lot or parcel of
land. with ali improvements thereon,
lying and being In the plan of Brook
nond. Val, and designated as lot Ne.
Ie In block "B'' in said plan. which Is
recorded in the clerks office OF Hen
riso county court in r. p. .. page 4.
The said lot commences at the inter-
section OF fifteen u5') foot alley
With Greycourt avenue. thence runs
rortheasterly along the east line OF
Greycourt avenue twenty -eight l2s'1
feet, thence easterly along the south
line of Greycourt avenue eighty 900
feet. thence back southerly at right
angles to said fifteen tisD foot alley.
thence northwesterly along the north
line of said alley one hundred and for
ty FIVE tl45') feet, more or less. to the
point OF beginning.
TERMS: For cash as to expenses OF
executing this issue. taxes to date Of
saie. and unpaid insurance premiums,
and the sums of $1,000 and $500, with
interest thereon from August 2, 1919,
and as to the residue, IL any. In equal
instalments at one and two years from
ttay of sale. with interest added. to Be
secured by deed of trust. or for all
cGsh as to said residue. or any part
thereof, at-t}ae option Of the purchaser
G. w. SELDEE,
Substituted Trustee. s
BROOKS & RICHARDSON. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneere
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LEGAL

Manchester Natl onal Bank. Rich
mend. Va The annual meeting sof the
stockholders OF this bank wiki be held
Al it's offices on Tuesday, January IL.
l22es At r NJ. for the election OF di-
rNnfors and Tor the transaction of such
cthev bdntnesH ~ may properly come
hsfoxe 80 meeting ~
Az n, 4. ~ LIZARD, Cashier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

~ Ys1S "a IN IaTHSS II M 112
isedt1 W MI roeG1xefp ~
sAia ftesl<eso % The axteAe xnAGS
Efe xdK1UN550Ixd NJ E6fTI1<-71s53
Arst m3ftGAGe Mfty.yaAr gol6 &31
1se1 ~ aAsa rail- way. proviAe1 m
that there ehA3l ~ paid Tn cash IT
scent amount 70 cover All txjS
~ the rscsavership, including 0oSx1
sAfieA ana expeness OF ths-trusl6N
dss tke essA Of trust which III TN r.
ject ~ t0rsclosar<, and their e616N1
AM All itsrs etatmS or dem4nA1 ~
tisssA n. priority over and abtvS
ce~sihcs Zee, debts or bonda 1x5
aMtSAt - be AsteymineA by the X
t~rios e6dft ~ Richmond county. 01
eiA. oefers yassinG upon tbs cons r.
tfbr 81 tht bids. All bids must kA i Is
ecm PANIED W cash OF certified c1}&
U III lAAAt the Amount OF one pot 0c4
tS the BID, II any person bids for ~
&hoss ard for different sections 4 &
eAch fAlifcAd one pef cent % = m
iaff est bta will he sufficient. All k44x
kfA .svNJso 80 connrmAtion W sxa1
q cft. PHyment 10 to be made pFonpfEE
upon combination. Purchasers Will D4X
fot fev&nus stAmpa. The right u ~
eefveA "a, continue tho operation "a M
READ untii confirmation and paynh4n1
Pat hsstiAments shall be made - q
". r. SULLIVAN.
H. N. WILLIAMS.
JOHN r. LEWIS.
Receivers Of Georgia aA4
Florida Railway. Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Meahing Over TAat Lovels OLD raa,no
back homes" Stop II. You country
girls, come buy an accordeoni Have
$3.50 &Qnta figs. Several doxcn xSruine
9eFnnAn Accordepna motlsratS nrirss
Sss MANLY =, RAMOS, esxsntk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

AAliAtea with ". o. e. A. -. ime
6oateo exc6pt Virginia
VIII try to give you \ itttAl repe&
on thu work 1t And sidce the een
sssnson. I enrolled few Of the -
rsssntAtivss. including Brother p.
Cobb. OF ooldsboro. No. 90.
newly elected state vice cou1e1lN
Brother Cobb 10 = great Junior an1kE
Ao1mtAe for the beneficiary Ae1k
His non y also member of the 49,
shsi1sy degree. We havs lot1
work to 40 tn tho s'old North 9EE1
~ the state made Z gain Of n1n1
la.eet members last year under
splendid leadership OF Brother 49,
N Kellunf ~ state councillor. 1EAe
! Ar Kelinm y = member AnA 9AA
We are expecting great RECORD
year under the leadership Of Ueo4x
NIsnia n. Raid, state councilo
Wentworth. Brother Reid y = ln7
orAtor ana q tifelsaa WORKER
bOosts the beneficiary degree an
time. Ss
After the state session closed c.
went to Greensboro. No. Ii, ana nl
"a several new ones to the hf3G
Of beneficiary degree members
There 10 more activity among
Juniors In the old Bay stAte than
years. ana = determined effort = &4
made 70 increase the rnembera1A1
9.eoo thaa year and double next ~
psspis are beginning to ask Ab01k W
order and that b good sie1A
council In the state In baine 6V
looked and all will be- expected r.
make a gain In m4mbefship ri
mart fAv ynnpthe ---frha a ~ 49, fSsS&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

fiAmp No. II meets every Thur1d2S
night at Traternal hatl, Ills HNfj
street MiAs Alice sharp. III DecGk
street, record secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

asstssssSs' 4 81 ~ 4 sss h II
TIE nufohA&1@ h4Sp25H1k4 IN AeauAt4i
6r u iko.lhifSA ~ shs A4le 1leek 81 the
Georgia and Ffnfi1K fsfINiN6I cSmSGny
sold her~uhAsts the sfsyettr IN val
destA h~srngin6 - saiA TsrmtWal CesA-
nsEy ssAil ~ bafwesA the Duycfassf
,hsreuna~r ana the paf~hsser 81 ewhss
Of thc ,ransea1 SvUm rsnelstsa Aerth.
hs liab'e FOR the rAyMent ~ tve.tAlv0a
Of the cntstandsnSs suanau u sAiA fes.
rr'eai CcsncAMs; the fAitteAA sANa ssil
shafl be subject 70 Ne IN pefpstutty
~ the pHrchAHer of The vAttpe4A from
rtuhietoA ndFth tf III track fysu, Pen
d'etan to vidaila Ana ~ terminate. IN
cin&in9 Freight dtnet aha tasetnk~r
AssA. = visaise. xitN ~ ss,saS!s aaa
s s.fs.n s.a ' +: syss u I'd
,eaX paSiisS xstxa1Alf hi txhf rsFiisn
T. sbAsAa1sl iss tiiissS sss vi ,cai-
ei.Et4r " tke fN,lfNAA ffaik TtxAlttsh
ns-tk sAall hAvi atA f2t4t u IrkeHass
In. fni,tsAl frei4 fsneitssA IS vlAastA
IA !. ;As sss:Saes ~ s4Iss sss 81 v'a.
- .sIa.s.ss. 49,.
All d INA ytAttsAy, sssssanyk ran.
@xsAsA iihmdnhssA A4Aht06kM ftix.
nAEes anA sppettSsSnsse, asNcesss~a
an"Se = ssysnta ~. 1919 ssssSs W. ne
ntsSAssss. hfe $500 ~ 80 snsEnei
Is 1AAFSiiAe II vkHia q as Sa;S eu&h
ss,sfsaA Sht " my stas ~ e tss ~
aovl aae tSSas*e ny slM essesfIeG
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y Bteta aaA eipS Al dSSSts. stAfioast
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pfcesttt o. etety 1iHd hsiueSa e euch
eaiA. aMA tStatiy fsAnlon - cEs4s %
SyNtfatt rtnfvAa sitbst Svet ting n
ttts trstn TITS e snN ahsees .na tes
thst Ne. M faeeeossS " asifAA Asfy
altet AtS AtaeeAtnA dpeM: Y nesAx ths
thtthtlth ~ ~ eesS ah1M thM s4At
eNAt the r1feha&eh M 4Seeesssir ahe
aAtiRA4, sAAal y sAettelt fts AhA -
h*sed ffSM AAy IN III 1ssS y seia.
estsm y SsSfatfnt sSsefeAa " any
pArt tAstSsf.
81 muhh u ths tx,ltSSa Assetit%d Ia
tAe Artt xIft, u fAs1 frSAN lVAIlSesH
meaeS. 49, sHA - [.s.sass ~
rfaesS. M ~ hssssN ]. H;sh "a
Avswe1A. ana Ara ina tNftt1AI Xposa
K@YeviifA ID TNnNlifa tsr~tAsr with
an - sss srAssstr sssssnsre fSsn.
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- a.. 80 $3.50 ~ 80 x>H-SA xn&
rtn.tS. @xsxs sssi crMsxhS sni1 kseX.
$500. -. -.~~s~,S Il HS.ESs .s1ss =.
;n~ ). s.s1 %ss.es.A, ~ +. rs ~ III 4
hetSsan fhe sSrcN aasr hstSSr,60t Cd
a. ...Aks.s~ =. .sA~.. a sNA sSe,,~~1
s "a rsi,sn !. r,ssr..s .n1 nsHis.n'
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n.ssnssss I'm ssx. -. .,sss 81 ~
81. s.r,SaAs S.s- Hsssi.t.A ~ vTksSl-
80 ~ s...ss.as ssri~1 de- e.~ScSS
80 .s-Hns~ stss,...a ~ -. ss.ss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

CAMuw No. I meets every MOndnx
night at Belvidere halt. 437 wet MAt
MIN Emily c. BobbitN. - South HAM
ffloh street, record secretary. III
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Ladies' Auxiliary
p. q. ~ X.

Camp No. 4 meets tlhe frst aMR
third Nonday nights every month ON
y. Q. q. A. y. hall. si4 Louiets4
street. MrA Alice wAshur. 3Soe WIZ
fftAmBnurT avenue. record secretary -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

The great needs and responaie3f5
u ~ the American Legion has IT.
begun to be realized. and every D1uE3
81 America VIII give his hearty H.
y6tt to these noble one hundred pofSa
cent. Antericane who are like Ou4#
spAssAof.--nfxt In war, hrst IN peacg2
NM in the heAtts Of their countfys
mon.
their ereAt mission u npAninx izIG2
y them. atsA We are grained to s1a
them Aeikc that mission ~ readily a4GS1
shackAis Of foreign foe from 0hf
brothers abroad a5
HicEnsoAd Camps
Nf0stH, "one God ono Bible. 0t11
language, one nag. America 1q
Americana" sssa
WasAInston camp, No. 80. m39k
the AsoUn6 and fourth Monday nttA
81 SAeA month In Jr. q. d. ~ =
hAll. Louisiana avenue, Fulton. yvAye
Rock. GOA Denny street. socre1ar
waaAasxson caMp. No. q, msel
tvert Friday night at Shields hA1
93is 6emmss avenue.
WaaoAlngtOn camp, No. ~, m0t1
regularly 1t Highland Springs G.
dailiGSF. Highland Springs, Va, y uI
recording secretary.
WAnhM3tun casAp, No. 40, meo&
exSfy Thursday night At Jr o. u. AY
n. hall, corner stuart and NAd1
stYeeta, Fntrrt0unt. j. l. Fox, sAe1oSa
eaSy. 1888 North 1wsntySecond sttsol
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

Ffve-Passcnger Pullman, Electric
starter and lights Good condition.
extra tire: very cheap.
n. n. KING MOTOR CO.
$40 West Broad street.
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FRATERNrTIES

CONTINUED from Page Six1
Lebhafd, record keeper. sc LcuisiAAnl
avenue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

waaAteGton caaAp. No. -, m4o&1
tv1rS friday night at Shields nan
Huli street ]. T. Morrisette. secsstARJ
asia 0emmas avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
Hickusosad Camps

M0teNs "One God ono Bible, 0tl1I
language, one nag, America -
Americana" ssA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

tfAGtlve power, S5,0oS: Wet6At. I1S.sbVs
ryps--s viii; ssss cylinder, tire:
trsetivs ps~sr. iA7>s: weight. ss,sas;
fype-is viii: siss oyrtnAer. isrst:
t-sctivN pswsr, iGsst; weight, iao.Sse:
number,
Typs---ie Will, siss cylinder. fsxs&:
trsctive power, 1852: ~s'sAt. iA.ess'
1yp<--s whi: asa cy,snlsr. isxs4:
trAs.ive sevsr. 1850; vsssAt. s7sss:
Typs--s wA,.. also cylinder, lsxs%:
trsestse Is~sr, 1919; wshsAt. isi, see:
number. I.
Tyye--is Will; OH. cy,mssr. isxss;
sr.rtiss power. SSfe1; weight. iss,iss:
NumAst. :.
Tyr@-sasSsi: stss ayi,aAsr. 1884;
tsActits psvsr. M.iss; vsfuAt. asAsss;
ryVs-is Vii. si,s synas.,. ,ssss,
sraettvs eswsr. ss.tss: SsAust, istsss;
fYps--is vAl; ssss c,rsr4sr. isxss:
tYaoetve. ss~ss. N,sss;, AsisAt asAssss
Type-csasel; - sysa.ow. .aeess;
ts~stt~s Dswss. SASss: v'ssUAe. 1s%t1e;
1Ns sel1 go - ,ssas.tsvss wssi -
a6fsysA tssstAss - ! sAtA
Aiss So m @ssvss. 80 1ssaAss. .sns
cssss,ns ssss ~ 81 - T. -
seseo1ex saa ltesoaS -. tAeS q SAa
ITEMS 4 tAas patAssNeA wna ~ sllsSe1
M s.iis@s saA -. tsyts sA>ss.s
with TIE pe4Sessy iaaio4eA I'm SA ~
lsslA ~ 1eeeti1eA u - oGlpgp 49,
Asoa - eso tpeaeMA eoA NQWt mn0A.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

All OF the property. easemsnta.
franchises. immunities. exemptions.
privileges and appurtenancss described
abcva in hfth oKsf except that the
purchaser. his successors and assigns.
aahtl not be required to use the same
In operating In whole or any cart
such railroad. but he may take up or
tear down and remove all rails, cross-
ties. trcstlcs. bridges. culverts. ana
otner material or property Constituting
such railroad. and also All dspots, sta
tons. warehouses. and structures. and
AL property Of every kind inciuasd In
such sale, and totally abandon and
cease to operate . railroA4 either over
the entire main limo Of said railroad
and its branches or any part o. parts
thereof that he. hts SuoceaeoPs oY a.
signs. may sicct and aetermtAs upon.
Y bAtnG the intention 81 the eAiA under
1tNis casr that The purchaser. HIS sue.
cAssors and aaaixna. shalt 10 entirely
free and relieved from Any and ~
d1ty Or obligation Of operating . Yail-
read or any part tAsrsof.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

All OF the property. easements.
franchises. immuntties, exemptions.
privileges and Appurtenances described
above In nrst offer. except that tho
purchaser. his successors and assigns,
shall not b pAavtred to use the sAme
In operating in whole or any part such
railroad. but he may take up or tear
drwn aRd remove all rails. croasties.
TREATIES, hridgAs. cu,vsrts. and other.
material Or property constituting such
railroad, and also All depots. stations,
wafehoaees. and structures. and ALL
pfcpeSty. II every kind Included In
tuoh 6AIA. And tStAl1y abandon and
csAee - operate . FailreAA either over
the; entire uAaiA line " sAid r4lir1AA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05

hoids tn regular sessions eyery yE4
streets. Mrs. ELLA Turpm Is TIM
Rotary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-05
COAL

NICHOLS, THE CLEANER,
an Cleaning and Pressing ISone ~ sAe
hand process. Our prices are ri.ht
~ Give US d trial. We call for ana A..
liver. ia North Seventh street
Phone Madison 1895.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
Tiny Girl Star at
 The Lyric Today

Virginia Lee Corbin. one of the most beautiful and talented children of the motion picture world. has a big part in "The White Dove" the Robertson-C Cole special in which H. R. Warner will be seen at the Lyric theater otday She plays the little daughte rof an English physician (H. R. Waner) which latte rcharacter Is the central figure Of the photopiay.
 As Dorothy Lanyon. little Miss SCorbin has wide opportunity for emo tiona lacting In her character she has lost her mother some time before the opening of the action and. in ad- dition to this sorrow. is keenly hurt by her father who turns aside from her because of the fear that she is not his own child. The little girl acts this part with restraint and under standing far beyond her years.
 Little Miss Corbin is eight years old and was born in Prescott. AriZ. As a very small child she was an artists model. She appeared with Fannie Ward and Geraldine Farrar for a period. and later had leading parts in number of fairy Iale pie lures which were prOduced.'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-21
These Records Speak For Essex Economy

Today light car advantages of econ omy compel attention as never before. And these Essex records are ot espe- cial interest i'll the light of the excep- tional performance that accompanies such savings.
 But motor economy IS not confined to gasoline and tire mileage.
 As important es Essex savings are in those items. you will find its great est economy IS in the freedom from repair and replacement costs, which is so distinctively an advantage of Essex in its service of nearly 50,000 owners.