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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-02
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-02

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-02

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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-04-01
Two New Mills For Eugene.

Eugene, Ore,-Two new sawmills
will be erected in the upper William
ette south of Eugene at once, accord
ing to an announcement made recent
ly. E. E. Smith and associates, under
the name of the 0akridge Lumber
company and who recently bought T.
100000 feet of government timber
on Salmon creek above that town,
have bought the machinery for mill
of $4,000 feet capacity. The other
mill will be erected by the Edwards
Lumber company at Landax and this
plant will have $4,000 feet capacity.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-04-01
STATE NEWS
A. b. Lamb, Pioneer, Is Dead.

A. B. Lamb, Eastern Oregon pion-
eer, passed away at his home in Fossil
on Sunday, March Il, after an ex-
tended illness. He was a native of
Wayne county, Indiana, being born
on the 10th day of December. 1853.
He had been a resident of this part
of Oregon since 1850 and started the
first drug store in Fossil in 1884, in
which occupation he remained up un-
til the time of his death. He was
married in 1883 to Margaret Anne
Ross. The widow and two children
Howard NJ. Lamb and Mrs. Howard
Cove survive.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-04-01

This is an entertaining Easter
stunt for the kiddies. After the
egg is dyed. clip ears from same
colored paper and paste, as
shown. Then with heavy black
crayon pencil or water-color
paints paint on the eyes, nose and
mouth. Crack slightly at side
and stick in thin broom straws.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1920-04-01
California Woman Loses Life on Col
umbia Highway,

Mrs. Elsie Pollock Of Yreka, Cal,
plunged to her death over high cliff
at Shepherds Dell on the Columbia
River highway last Sunday, when she
was overcome with dizziness. This is
the first accident of this character
ever occurring on the highway. Mrs.
Pollock was with her husband and
his brother and wife, wedding par
ty of four and was standing on the
edge of the cliff to be photographed
when dizziness caused her to lose her
halanch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

In 1911. the Standard group re-
aned so per cent OF the petroleum re-
hEed in tho United States.
In 1915. h Standard group re.
hned GO per cent OF the petroleum
produced In the United States.
In 1919. the Standard group re-
nned only a. per cent OF The crude
In 1919. for the first time In tho
history OF the oil business. the in
dependents refined more crude OIL
than all the affiliated Standard com
ME These figures are the official
figures taken from the government
Demand settles Price.
OF persons settles the price OF easo-
line. Nobody settles the price cXccp,
the producer. the consumer and the
law or supply and demand. The re-
cent in the prices of gaso-
line havc been n mere reflection. and
not Il complete reflection, OF the re
cent advances In crude. So far as
the advances being more or Less uni
form are concerned. here again YOU
situation because crudes Throughout,
the nation advanced.
so Tar as uniformity is concerned.
can you BUY coal, or clothes, or shoes.
or automobiles. or any other ARTICLES
OF common use at prices which are
substantially different In various
parts OF the United States. freight
prices are determined By competi-
ton:
r. export OF gasoline has very
little effect upon the situation. for.
UP 10 the last two or three years
our exports n Imports. broadly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

In the United states are in distress
Ter Sas oil. 1t has more than doubled
Ia price In u comparatively short
"The demand for Kerosene has been
SO great that the tankwagon market
price Of Kerosene throughout the
country ia approximatinS two-thirds
OF me tank wagon market price OF
a.out onc-half.
This increasing demand for these
heavier distillatcs will apparently
never forget that the Kerosene lamp
is q long way from being s~upplanted.
contiu~c to be very great.
Price ItlsinS Rapidly.
the price OF Kerosene and gas oil
Is rising moro rapidly than the price
OF gasoline. with tho great demand
TO sec where The Kerosene is going
TO come from to enlarge the motto
fucl supply. If the kerosene or gar
oil is ava!lablc, 1t seems obvious that
by efficient refining methods II Will
bc crackcd into gasoline approximate
inE in its boiling points the ordinary
grades OF motor fuel in use through
ONT the country. If you design your
fuels. IL looks as though tne oil in
dustry were going. to beat you 20 1t
by cracking both OF them and making
gasoline out of them.
1t VIII he possible to furnish fuel
provided We have the cooperation Of
everybody who has n proper relation
ship to the problem. II is doubtful
whether 1t viii be solved unless we
have that cooperation. II the gov
Of the United States will
cooperate with the oil industry. the
same courage and tho same business
ability which have characterized the
autonotive industry n the oil
business Will get the oil.
In 1911. the oil Industry had to
supply gasoline for only 100000 auto
mobiles. In other words. the supply
was 3ii barrels OF crude oil to each
automobile. Bringing It down TO last
year, there were only NIFTY barrels
or crude oil produced in the United
states to each aptomobilc In use.
There is tho ~s,ory--trom 3i4 barrels
per car In 1911 to 'tty barrels per
car In 1919.
Forty Harreis Per Chr.
III you produce the cars which Il
is predicted YOU Will produce. and
IL production Of crude oil does not
increase ans more rapidly than II has
in the past. there Will be available
per car only forty barrels Of crude
oil this year. 1920. In 1922. II your
calculation that there will be nearly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

~speaking. were practically balancing
not In terms OF specinc Uou...-- :.
but the total. At the present time.
have to import vast quantities OF oil.
Important.
Except where there is II slack de-
mand the in the stocks
OF gasoline shout not be regarded as
particularly important. Where the
demand is slack there may be u tenn
rornry recession In price in various
localities, not justified by general
conditions. because OF the fact that
gasoline Is a liquid commodity and
the storage facilities are therefore
limited. You cannot pile II up like
g.. MARI cords OF Woo But where
consumption is equal TO or greater
than demand. the fluctuations in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

iS.oOo. 900 cars registered is correct.
mere VIII be provided only t%hirty-iyo
barrels of crude oil per car in this
country. " production does not in
the past. $50 ;"
In 1919 we a75. 600. 900
oarreis OF crude oil. Since the first
OF March, 1920. we have been consune
ing ut the rate OF 1876. 900. 900 barrels
per annum. and we have been pro-
ducins at tho rate OF 400. 900. 900 bar
refs per annum This shows an ex-
cess OF consumption over production
OF 100000 barrels.
rho remedy for the present fuel
shortage lies in the following:
1,nif,aarIs '; the government OF the
lhe OIL business and with the auto
motive Industry al home and abroad
~ me gasoline problem is to be
Second, the greatest possible Off.
cheney must be gotten By the auto
motive Industry and by the consumer
from motor fuel or the problem will
not be solved.
Third; the oil industry must be
more emcicnt and must get more
gasoline from cach barrel OF crude.
Must Curb Demand.
WIZ reference TO the second rem.
The automotive industry. there Is need
10 curb the present dcmand of the
American public to have motor cars
with motors developing seventy to
eighty horse power which are opcr-
ated generally mt twenty miles an
hour
Tho recent change in gasoline
prices occurred by reason OF the
chanSc In the relationship of pro-
duction to consumption.
There never was n time In the
history OF the oil business when
there was 30 much competition as
there Is today. and there is more com
petition In tho oil business. I believe.
than there is in tho automotive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

IL tho wool does not bring satisfactory
prices 1t Will be held and made Into
WOODEN cloth blankets at the VIM
s~ton-Salem and FHkin factories OF
the Chatham manufacturing Company.
ahd then returned to the farmers.
Later the North Carolina extension
service VIII look after the sale Of the
ana cloth for the wool grow
ers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

- significant.
These stocks are mere working
stocks. II IL tho supply OF crude
which cuts the figure. Tho available
storage OF gasoline Is very small In
comparison with the demand. You
VIII lind hat IL we relied upon our
storage stocks of gasoline, even when
.hcS are the argest. we would be
living II mere hand-to-mouth exist
cncc.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

Carolina Farmers Pool Their Wool.
GREENSBORO, y. c.. July 31.-Ar-
engagements are being made for sew
cral cooperative sales OF wool In
this State this The plan Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01


In execution of,a decd o,sfrust ia
the undersigned trustee, tiatct5, Sop
TENDER 6. 1918. and recorded In tf,,l
clerks office OF Henrico County Cir;
cult Court, in d. T., 212-B. paEefal3isH
Will, 1t the request of tho 'noteholder
default having been made in the paw
nent OF the debt therein secured sdIt
by public auction. in front otahe Hen :;
rico County Circuit Courthouse "a E y
TUESDAY. NovEMBER-2 r1 s2s. n
at 3 o'clock p. NEsI, dtSgt
AheIreat estate described Ii, the "a ia
deed, ns follows: -H''JvIT q
All that certain tract of land. witt
tho : improvements thereont o1nthln l.
ing sixty-eiEht and eleven one. hun
dredths (8S~ l1-1o0) acres. more OF,
less. lying and being in the County
Of, Henrico. State OF Virginia. about
ten miles from the city. OF IsiEimondl
Va. near the Mountain Road. aud
more particularly described as fol-
lows. being lots 8 and 6. as shown
Crawford Rcdd & Bro. dated, ,Noveutj
Der II, 1911. Lot contains 3a.s.|
acres and lot contains 35.15 acres
TERMS. Cash as to costaipfle eye.
cutting this trust. any taxes, and{.it-
surance that may be due. Haidr ono
note for S45. with interest from SEM
tember 8, 1920. until paid.q Ascrcdit
as to three notes. two for, S45J eucIi,
payable March .. 1921, and Septenrhet
S. 1921, and ono for $500, also paw
able September S. 1921. Bnlaucet upon
such terms as may be- announced NJ
the sale. ,..I'S1 sSi'5s
r. j. cRAwEoRps u
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01
IN CHANcERY.

The object of this suit is to enforce
4 lien OF the City of Richmond for
the sum OF s43.5T. with interes ST
thereon from the 18th day of Octo :
Der, 1920. until paid. on n lot OF land
lying anu being in the City of Rich
mond. Na.. described as: 80 feet on
tho south side OF Retld or T Street.
between Mechanicsv!ile Turnpiko
and 18th Street. standing In tho name
OF James Henry Shinauit.
Anu affidavit having been made
and filed by d. J. Francis. Collector
OF Delinquent Taxes FOR the CITY OF
Richmond. and as such agent for "a i'd
corporation, that the heirs-at-law of
James Henry Shinault, IL any there
ne, are unknown, and that they are
or may he interested in the subject
matter to be disposed Of in this siIit.
mat due diligence has been used nv
and on behalf of the CITY OF nIch,
m mono. to ascertain in what county or
cornoration thay residc. hut without
erect. ana they being madc parties
10 the NH as persons unknown. II ia
ordercu thnt the said unknown heirs
at-iaw OF James Henry Shinauit do
appear here within ton DAYS after
the que publication OF this order AND
do what may DO necessary 10 nro.
tcct their interests In this suit
~ copy-Teste:
CILAS. o. SAvII.I.E,
?, Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01
HOME ON
CHURCH HILL.

Having accepted a
position in Richmond,
| find it impossible to
rent, hence [ must buy.
| am looking for a 8
or S-room brick house,
in good condition and
in a desirable neigh
borhood. Any one hav-
ing a home and wish
ing to sell will answer
to 3 621, care Times
Dispatch; give full
particulars re ards
price, location, posses
sion and conveniences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01
Real Estate Auet'0nofFF'. ..sl
TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE
. est EndIot,

by virtue of n certain deed nf, trust
dated March o. 1920. and recortiedetI
the Clerks Office of the Richmou0
ChaHcery. Court. in Deed EBodkS2594lf
page 81. default having BEEN niades
the payment of a portion OF tha.def
SO TO do hysthe, beneficiary, tho 5undpt(
signed, trustees will sell at pnblj{
auction. on the premises. OFF .,.-tS
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1?t192o,s
at o'clock p. NJ; 80
that certain lot or land ON the nofthI
ern line OF Park Avenue or MAYNARD
Street, beginning lao feet west of..tSl
northwestern Intersection ofCIaynar,
and Antrim Streets, fronting, on May
nards Street 10 feet and extendiii
back between parallel linesS 1870 fSe
to an alley is feet wide. THIS prop
srty is located in. what is lIfoWn. a
TERMS: Enough cash to- hayssfh
any unpaid takes or levieS : and K
pay balance due. on n certain not
amounting to $739.2S. with:intArss
from September %. 1920, and. Sffns ISIS
ancc. if,any, payable at six, and irwofr
months after date. evidenced! by no1S
and secured on said properly. ty
OTTO DISSE, III
THoS. b. SNEARs
TrustseS.
RUFFIN & SLOAN. AuctIoneerh.I..s
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LOT OF LAND ON THE souTR liz ~
OF MAIN STREET. BEfwEE;
/ 15TH AND 18TH STREETS, d
'POSJTI n e n enIpnr FHIeHI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01

In n execution OF a; deed OF TIL
In the clerks office of ;Hichme}
42f. default having been, made In rs
psSmnht OF. a portion OF the delN
IN sneTein, secured. and being Requested
SO 20. To n, 10. we,Will sell by nuptIonsla|
sne richmond Real Estate Exchange
NO. z: n. 9th Street. on "
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER: ;. iaasN
At Noon, an 1853
INC above, mentioned, lot az Iansl!
sinenctnE Mt point on the sDiifJ
,rmS Oh Main Street 100 feet I q inciie
t thoro OF less. cast Of l6shts Stree
ans ON the south line of Main strssy
tS ieee LIZ Inches, morSi tornli AL
n rn1nEG PACK If,, osouthwardiy,,a botweS
or less' to. public alley. '
TGRMS-Cash. o..E,5ysgs|
II. T; POLLARD. JR..
VRG!NLA--IN THE CTRCTJTT51s6TT1 y
| GS TOY RSsSSoGHLAND CouNTYYessgs
j. w. Bliley Company, co,,>SSra.
unnrteredf and doing, busina.ss
+ '"nner tho laws OF VirGinin''
'ohn Massie, administrator IL Man.
SEroWn. DECEASED. and ShH I'M
nnoWn. heirs ut, lave dayiseaa
or Ios successors in ttio f.Ydsssaia
own ..... :. Defendant
,, iho object of. this suit is to .as,fs
oi1 ,s accounts of John r. aIassie. S saS
and To- an1,; or Henry Brown: dSceaas1
IN I ro 80, SUBJECT forty. (4O) acres of.InSll
II u Goochland. County, yirginIs.. foHttl
payment of decedenps debts - 80 Ns' III
a,a an anidavft having been. made 81
are nonresidents Of this ST. t fsroSI
u residents. their whereaha1ts'sssy
uhknown: 1t is ordered thaftSsi ~ !
pu lI Within ten. lol days altSs MI
may be necessary to protect. ths,s8
terest in this suit. sstEttfI
Teste: s1slfSE
&c p.or r. \. MILLERf cisxs
tc1oGt91HS1 Ea az m, THE GRANGER
MOND THE 9Th BAY t s3Ss us s1sss9
, T0BER. 1890. Sfis
hS Of Ts",, In the Matter of tho nsfS
1t appearing to the Sosrf ~ s.g
report OF ths accounts of tf,e vir
ex ses5 TO- Sompany and Adele rs Adj
Sins. deceased, and of the dshTS ~
demands against the ESTATE oSfs$64
S ID Ihomas Adkins has been fif$8
that 'T mS SiarS Sbao once Ice Of this seYEt,
since the qualification Of tTsA sy5
eLeSutors. now, on tho tuotioES
a az ne T: = ADKINS. one Of. the, sss
1t Is ordered that the creeiitors N
SAID Thomas Adkins. deceas er3: lie t
. IN re be. do. on Tuesday. the 9TH KIM
OF November, 1890. at II O'Clock a.
before this court, ut it's courtroo{s33f8
the city Of Richmond. Va. show, csS As
II any they can, against the, paYfSfE
ana delivery of tho estate of Ths x
Thomas Adkins, deceased, TOT his.1S2
Tees without requiring fefuud2f
bonds of said legateea. or aaYS
them. .s5sssssStt 81 ia
Al c''s1 Gas; .. sAvIas
T: c. Gordon. o. q. gNt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOE. RENT
Apartments and: FInts
APARTMENTS

New and modern
apartments ON the
Boulevard, containing
6 rooms and tiled
bath; hardwood floors.
Heat, hot and cold
water and janitor ser
vice furnished. Pos
session about Novem-
Der 18th.
Morton G. Thslhfmer,
Second Floor First
National Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. sd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

S! eoJkF OF THE EH CITY c IL Kicn
Emma i. Butler. who sues. etc.
Plaintiff
Anne BlagE Griffin in her own right
and as administrators ct ais.
TO THE PARTIES IN 1NrEREsT:
Having been directed by decree en-
tered In the above-entitled cause on
October s, 1920, to take
An account or all tho debts
and demands against the estate OF
Clurenca. r. Griffin. deceased,
with their priorities."
tice OF the time and place OF taking
said account by publication, which
publication shall be equivalent TO per-
sonal service of notice on all parties
in interest. all such persons are hereby
Notified that l have fixed on Monday.
November Is. 1890. ut 1880 O'Clock
=. 81; and my office. Room 5l2 Travel
time and place 10 proceed to take said
account.
=, G ayfabs under Ty hand this i1th day
PHIL b. SHIELD.
Commissioner in Chancery.
viRGiNdAaLN TIE cHANcERY
MoND TIE TIE 9TH DAY OF oc-
r-Parte: In the Matter of the Estate
OF John j. Ballou, Jr.. deceased.
II appearing To the court that re-
port OF the accounts Of tho Virginia
Trust Company and AIleine l.. Bal
lou. administrators c. I. a. OF John j.
Ballon. Jr. deceased. and OF the debts
and demands against the estate Of the
said John J. Baliou. Jr.. has been fled
in the clerks Office of this court. and
that more than one year has elapsed
SINCE the qualification of the said adj
ministrators c. t. a., now. on the mo-
ton of :Alleine l.. Sampson. formerly
Alleine L. Bnllou ono of the legatees
of the said John ]. Ballou, Jr., de-
ceased. 1t IL ordered that the creditors
OF the said John j. Rallou, Jr.. de-
ceased. If any there he. do. on Tues
day, tho 9th day OF November, 1920.
Mt o'clock y. NJ. before this court,
at its courtroom In the city OF Rich
monu, Va. show cause. IL any they
can. against tho payment and delivery
OF the estate of the said John J. Bal
lou. Jr.. deceased. to his legatCes
without requiring refunGing bonds OF
said legatees, or any of them
\ Copy--Teste:
CHAS. Q. SAVlLLE
Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01

VIRGINIA-IN, THE LAW AND
E9uITY COURT OF TN. TIE {, GITf OF OF,
OCTOBER, 1920.
Fannie II. Hampton. sometimes
known as Frances f. Hampton.
against Plaintiff
'i''A'" A'in IN pcaaScERY. Defendant
The object of this suit is to ohtnin,
divorce from. the bond Of mntri-
mony by the plaintiff from the dcfen-
dant. on the ground of descrtion.
And 1t appearing by affidavit nnde
liam Hampton. the above-named de-
PENDANT. liz nonresident of the State
or FirEinia. it is ordered, that tho
within ten days after the due publi-
cation or this order and do, what ia
necessary to- protect his interest in
Copy-Tcste:
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk.
Edward T.. Ryan. ID. q.
VIRGINIA-INlTHE CIRCUIT COITRT
Of THE COUNTY OF GOOCH-
LAND, OCTOBER Is, 1920.
j. L. Clarke and L. c. Clarke. part.
ners. trading as j. l.. Clarke &
pFo' ....'... Plaintiffs
john X. Massic. administrator of
hcirS, devisees or successors I'm,
lie of Lucy Johnson and WILL
liam 5. Johnson. deceased, .Def'ts
Tho object of this suit is tn set
Tie the accounts of John II. Mnssie.
administrator of Lucy Johnson. de-
ceased. and to subject one hundred
and twenty I20) acres of land! In Do
Yer District. Goochland County, Vtr-
Einia, to the payment OF decedent,s
debts.
AN AFFIDAVIT having been made and
filed that the heirs of Lucy johnson
and william S. johnson are nonresi-
dents Of this State. or. IL residents
their whereabouts, are unknown. il Is
ordered that they appear within ten
days after duo publication of this
order and do what may he necessary
to protect their interest in this suit
y cc2y-Teate:
l.. a. MILLER, Clerk
]. c. PAGE. u. q,
THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
MOND. THE 21ST DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1920.
City OF Richmond, 4 municipal cor
poration created under tho laws
OF irSlhin .............. Plaintiff
Unknown Heirs-at-Law of James
Henry Shinault Defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Wahtcd-ReaI Estate 50
FOR ktSuLrS list your farms aud civ
propesty With Pollard & Bayby Rich
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ale of wages paid at theS Glass

Factory: - - ne' 800 % tAesat@Ss
Hours Hour rate. Day Ratel
Carryingin Hand IA
Snapping-up Hand Shops.
Snapping-up In Nos. 3 9A8j
Carryingin, Machine age 4a4 sbEs1
Transferring, Machine 36aFft g30@U
Weekly Bonus of $500 Steady Workers y ,A{
We place experienced and break In
eral beginners Beginners isaTning
Factory Hospital Mill
AMERICAN GLASS WORKS 1s5.s5 Ssis sat.a
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City OF Richmond, n municipal cor
poration created under tho laws
or irSinia ..............Pi aintiff
Unknown Heirs-at-Law of James
Henry Shiuault ...... De fendants
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VIRGINIA. THE CfTANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 21ST DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1920.
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}. l.. Ciarko and L. c. Clarke, part
ners' trading as j. l.. Clarke &
bro. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Plaintiffs
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John II. Massic. administrator of
Lucy Johnson. and tho unknown
hcirs' deNiSees or successors in,
tile of Lucy Johnson and Wil-
liam ). Johnson. deceased, .Def'ts
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DISPLAY .CLASSIFIEDs, A
GEO. +. CRAWFORD 81 Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctionsas,
S32 East Main street. -
Richmond, Va. -.
Trustee S Auction SAID

OF 6s 1i-10o ACRES. MORE or
LESS, NEAR GLEN ALLBN,: VA
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VIRG!NIA-IN,T THE CIRCUIT COURT
OE TILE COUNTY OF GOOCH-
LAND, OCTOBER Is. 1921.
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FOR SALE.

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