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The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
J YelIow Men Sleep
By Jeremy Lane.
Copyright, 1910. by the Century Co

chill in his eyes, and did not under
stand. He felt Immediately that his
own presence had spoiled anything
Norma might have planned. for Chez
Ming would be doubly on his guard,
having seen the former salesperson
in company with his white enemy.
Perhaps this was already an old
story to the Chinese. Con remem,
bered the one berth on the train to
Seattle which had not been made UP.
Was this chinky the sick per-
SON on our train"
She nodded. Still Con could not
explain to her. could not air his own
mission, especially after learning
that he was not through with Chez
Ming.
, Don't you believe mer Norma
whispered impetuously. do you
tstill think / am tagging after your
'T believe you"
Don't you think ] ough to work
the Chinky?" she persisted. What
is the trouble? You changed the
minute he came in
| I'm afraid you're going to get
lost out here in the Pacific, that's
| all. said ne, evad1ng.
I'm not afraid Of him. IL he IL
thousand years old and ugly as
an egg
well. luck to you. again!" laugh
ed Con. not attempting to solve the
| twist
He likes me-" she said simply.
HE said so when / showed Off ton
him at Sperman's on the avenue.
He gave me yellow tip. and paid
| cash for everything I had on"
Possibly he's going to start n
clothing store in Peking." suggest
ed Lexington.
81 know he is. And he's Juggling
his capital around in his bosom, like
| they did in the arabian Nights
Con was glad she was so sure
/ about the clothing store. for il led
her away from himself. He was
certain Chez Ming had no CONNER
cial interests.
Norma tried not to let him know
how much it had hurt her to have
him fail to call on her at the Lin
coin Annex. She was deliberately
cold now. The murky violet was
gone from her eyes. and her eyelids
no longer Quivered at the sound of
his voice. She was withdrawing.
Having held his own against the test
OF heat. Con was scarcely ready for
cold. 1t cut his pride and made him
feel that he had affronted her.
He was permitted to go as far a.
her cabin door. where she lost no
time in making plain that he was
to go no further. He accepted the
rebuff.
The Ensurta Queen was neither
the largest nor the newest ship
afloat. The Pacific was inclined TO
handle her roughly. She was not
long enough to be comfortable in a
breeze, but she was of sturdy
depth. profitable to her owners.
The wind was sharper than Leving-
ton had anticipated. Nothing was
! as he had planned. He went shiy-
ering to his cabin.
Another lesson was that he could
not depend on other men being
fools. He wondered how the sly
Chinese had picked up his trail: /:
wondered also what was going to
happen to the intrepid Norma. These
two. and his quiet friend March had
wakened the worst and the best in
him. He had kept them untangled
as far as Vancouver. but to do so
had cost him all his reserve
The fire that lurlyed in Cons veins
was not sanity. He never knew
that his mother had dwelt on the
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TRADE PROTECTION

1t was learned yesterday that the so
called Stephens bill, which 1t is
claimed will prevent the misuse of
well-known trade marked articles
as advertising bait to deceive the
public, would be actively pushed by
its friends as soon as Congress shall
finally dispose of the railroad and
water-power legislation.
For several years representatives
of wholesale and retail organizations
throughout the country. as well rs
manufacturers, have been coming to
Washington and urging the passage
OF the Stephens bill. 1t is said that
more than 500 national and State as
sociations of merchants are solijly
behind the measure, and that only
the intervention of the war prevent
ed it's consideration two years ago.
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Cro Be continued)
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iation was preserved between ther@
as II they had never met befor@
Con did not question Morua sbo0f
her work. she waited for him e
ask.
IL did not surprise her that Ne
was drinking. She recognised N
him an old-timer at the cups, for
Lexington grew steadier at each
meeting. His gaze was hard. h0
brain clear. but he had aged. s1d
there was an unnatural precision
in the movements Of his body. al
ways just a nice tribe too delib<r-
ate. His frame seemed numb 20
him, and he managed each bone Of
il consciously. But he could look
at Morna's red lips and not want
her. He was not triumphant about
this; only, Il was restful.
On the tenth day out he saw .
curious pair on deck: Norma in her
travelling suit. modern 20 the mo-
ment. and. strolling beside -
Chez Ming, with full garment -sy
ping in the wind. Levingtor y
tened to his room and had A. ; .aer
drink.
CTo Be Continueo)
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smoothness and efficiency. With u
stands the decision Of the New York
Clearing House banks to limit to "a per
cent the interest that win be paid on
deposits made with them by other
banks. This. too. will certainly tend TO
increase the mobility Of available
banking resources and favor the oper-
atoms OF productive Industry and COM
merce.
The Money Market and Foreign
Trade.
"All of these decisions and actions
will have a strong indirect influence
on the extension of American trade
in foreisn markets. Nothing Is mare
essential to restoring a normal bal
ance OF trade between America and
Ioreign countries. and thereby the nor
NAL stability of foreign exchange,
than the continued power OF the
United States to lend to foreign coun-
tries and customers. The double sub
scription to the Belgian loan only en-
phasized this. The American invest
ing public showed its complete con-
fidence in the ultimate restoration OF
Belgian industry and commerce, and
ilhcWlSc It's C"CA
readiness to invest heavily in foreign
markets. But disposition is not
enough. The actual funds or credit
must be available. They must mol
be wasted in mere speculative activ-
ity. This Is the central meaning oi
most of the financial events OF the
last fortnight.
The Latin-A merican Field.
THE entry of Latin America into
the field as a prospective borrower
only adds completeness to the pic
ture. Our attention has been cen
tered chiefly on European needs anc
prospects, with the expanding pros
poets in Asia as rather alluring
background. Now our most fmme-
diate neighbors have placed before
us their program of new construc.
ton and internal improvements oi
all sorts. These countries in the
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PRODUCE AND
DAIRY MARKETS
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale market prices yesterday
ranged as follows:
EGGs-strictly fires. soasT; averaxe re.
ceipts. g.: Southern. 63a64
CHEEsE-June. whole milk, 34a3y.
BUTTER-Prints. II; tubs. 50.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chickens and fowls.
55a5s ~e'"
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls, 81: chickens.
40a42; turkeys, 45a47.
LIVE srOCR-Calves. per Ib. -; lambs,
15a16: sheep, sal0.
DRESSED P0RK-snsn and neat. %:
large. Is
NATURALIZATION toes. per sack. 7.n.
string beans. s.0oa5.0o per BASKET; eggplant
3.ooao.O per crate; cabbage, 7OoaI.5 80 per
ewt; beets. 3a5 per bunch; lettuce. I. .5oa q 20
basket; Florida celery. 5.75as. so per crate
California celery. 10.OOa11.O0 per crate; eel
cry, dozen. lisa 90; romaine lettuce. 1 o5a
1-oo; squash. 2.00a3.o0 per crate; spring on
ions, 2.50as.0Q per 100 punches: onions. per
100 pound sacks, 6@a6.75; sweet pota toes.
3.0oa6.5o; spinach. 450a5. 90 per barrel; k.le'
2.JOa2 IS per barrel: Florida peppers, per
crate, 3.Ooa4.O0; Florida toms toes. 1.O0a 4. 90
per crate; brussels spouts. 25aS0 per quart:
new Florida beets 25aso per bunch.
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NEW YORK DAIRY.

New York. Jan. @.-Butter unset
tied. saited and unsalted fresh cream
cry. extras. 62a65; creamery, firsts
6oas4; creamery. higher than extras
s21zas6; State dairy tubs, 4sa62: rem
ovated. extras, 81; imitation creamery
first, 49a50.
Cheese unsettled. State whole mill
specials. sl1sa32,k: whole milk. fancy
3oa31; whole milk. lower grades
3oa29h: Wisconsin whole milk. fancy
Young Americas. 33a33i1.
State skins specials, 2oa23; choice
lsa1s: fair to good. 1ia15; lower grades
Sa13
Eggs easier. Nearby white fancy
7Saso; brown. 6sa7o; extra, s6as7; firsts
62a63.
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CHAPTER VI
THE FEATHERED NEEDLE
This encounter touched the stee
in Lexington. Even Norma felt tht
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BANK TO AID EMPLOYEES

The National Bank of Commerce
in New York has announced the
adoption OF a plan by which 1t viii
pay half the cost of educational
courses taken by its employees. The
purpose is to encourage employees TO
study subjects which will aid them
in their work and pave the way for
their advancement.
One out of every fve employees
of the National Bank of Commerce
in New York is taking evening
courses in schools or colleges In
New York City. These include
twenty-five women. whose range OF
study covers business law. corpora
ton finance public speaking and
banking practice. as we'll as secre-
tarial and stenographic work.
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Jan. c9.-POTAToEs-wbit.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania, per IOt
lbs. 4.aJa4.J0; do. New York and New Jersey,
No. !, 4.25a4.J0; do, Eastern Shore Maryland
and Virginia. McCormicks. 3.jOa37s do
Cobblers, 4.O0a4co; do, all sections, No. .
c.00a2.a0: do. No ., LOCAL 30: sweets, gel
lows, North Carolina. per Dbl, 55Oas 90: do
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, s.50s
$50; do. No. .. e.50a3.00: yams. fancy
bright. per b5i. 5.o0a5.J0: Ne. 2, 2.J0a3. 90
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CHAPTER y.-Continued.

CHAPIER N.-SOntinueu
Her eyes sparkled now.
Tell me-" said Con. ito what n
this ship indebted for your pres
ence?"
I'm spending your money" sne
replied gaily. ION the same busi-
ness / mentioned to you before"
your quarry is on board. them
He is"
something worth going to Asia to
get?"
POSITIVELY" she asserted. It'll
be able to repay you before we
leave this boat"
Going to do your trick on
board?'
"Yes. because I might not have
such q good chance after we land.
I'd feel helpless as a cat in Peking.
And here I've got full two weeks
to operate.
She did not ask him to help her,
and he did not offer. He refused
within himself to face again any of
the issues presenting themselves,
all centering in her He had striven
to his limit. and was not ready for
more. although he determined never
again to sink into that hell of his
own heart. Norma was adorable in
the sunlight that entered the crys-
tai ports.
There he Is" she whispered sud
denly, the solemn old rat. He
wants his breakfast. He's simply
heavy with white mans money;
also he's got three big trunks rull
of women's clothes down in the bag
gage. They're the best he could
buy. and | know, because I was the
salesperson who sold them to him.
! tried EN- on before his old slanty
eyes"
Con was not listening. He was
watching the steward choose a chair
for Cecil Wedger's Chinese cook,
Chez Ming.
The wrinkled Celestial look ed
blankly around the dining salon. al
lowed his narrow eyes to rest on
Lexington a moment. look at him
and through him and then on to
finish the survey, without the least
flicker of recognition.
CHAPTER VI
THE FEATHERED NEEDLE
This encounter touched the steel
in Lexington. Even Norma felt the
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
sYNopsIs or PRECEDING INSTALL
MENTS

Con Levlngton- at the age Of 0, finds him
self an orphan In Dawaglsc. Mich. placed
BY the city council in the care Of an
humble. family.
Leving tons destiny begins at a fate-laden
dinner years later. At this dinner he hnds
Chez Ming. then q Chinese servant. WHOM.
he 'leverly overpowers and dispossesses Of .
thy packet Of leather which he had worn
about his neck. Lexington Immediately re-
ports to Andrew March and his father,
stephen March, who reveal to him that the
tiny packet bears a map to a hidden empire.
They select him TO take the packet and hnd
this mysterious desert land under sealed
orders" lie accepts.
Lexington u told of two unsuccessful
quests for the mysterious Cobb Empire by
stephen March and his son. Andrew. He Is
deeply impressed BY the fact that the younger
March. on one Of these trips, when near his
goal. ''the strange riders" came, and robbed
him Of his wife. Eithna. and his baby girl.
On the train to the coast Lexington meets
stubby Taggart. who introduces him to
Norma Vallale.
Norma invites Lexington to visit her at =
hotel In Seattle, but Lexington decides not fo
take advantage Of her imitation. He Atei
Is surprised to find that Norma has engaged
accommodations on the same Oriental-bound
ship he bad chosen.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-30
Speaks to Business Students.

Isaac Cans yesterday delivered an
address on business qualifications be-
fore the students OF Stewards Busi-
ness College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
VIRGINIA: IN TIL. CuAScERY
COURT OF TIE CITY OF RICH
MoNp, THE BIRD DAY OF NO
NEMBEE, 1920.
FN tar,r: In the Matter of tho
sstato Of JOSEPHINE; V. SiERCEH.
deceased

IL appearing 10 the court that a re-
Port OF the accounts OF the Old Do-
ininipn Trdst Company. Executor Of
the last vii! OF Josephine V. Mercer.
deceased, and OF the debts and de-
rands against the estate ~ the said
dc.eden: has been filed In tho Clerks
tlfiicr OF this court. and that more
than one year has elapsed since tn"
qualifications OF the said executor.
now. OF the motion OF the old DO
minion Trust Company. Trustee for
Saroiin. Mercer Young. one OF the
lcSatc.S OF the said Josephine V.
Mercer. deceased. il ~ ordered that
the creditors OF the said Josephine V.
Mercer. deceased. If any there be. do.
on the It'll DAY OF DECEMBER,
1920. II IL \. NJ, before this court, at
It's courtroom in tho city Of Rich
mond. Virginia, show cause. IL any
they can, against the payment and
delivery OF the money and other es-
tate OF the said Josephine V. Mercer
deceased, TO her legatecs without re-
curing rcfunding bonds OF said
lega;ccs. or ANY Of them.
y Copy-Trstc:
cnAs. Q. sAvILLE.
JOS. NJ. HURT. JR., p. q. =
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20 define md prey:n, untrue. deceptive
penalties therefor.
BE I. orisined by the Council. OF ,he CITY
J: rhas any person; Arm, corporation or
evr,ties. ssrric. or anything offered by
citation. directly o. Indirectly. 10 the pub
lie for sale OF distribution. or with intent
to induce the plnc IN any mSnnsr to
inter into any i:bYlE1,en relating ;nsrs,o
therein. makes; publishes. disseminated.
rs or p.s r Sf.e!s M Pa'e o.
published. disse,n!nat.I. ;!.sso!atrd' ~u .:
asss stsfs or ,as haGg Il hs ey In
the form, Of book. notice, hand bill.
ol any sort resasd!as merchandise. Sc
The public Which aavvr;issinent "erHa rs
any assertion. representation or stst-inen,
+. iiss w shn be- gniTn aesep,s or mis-
iSnahie .h rs lae Ire ,;ai PROVIDED
.isin.E and a Notation or the proSi.ions
OF this. ordinance. fo-. any person. arm.
.eeondhand rticlrs III m-rchandise, or
Sasness Or any Fno % In .ns
70 aiNert!ss ~ means OF liner ads In =
property or ,oetyic. Tor sale in a manner
indicating tina, the sale Is being mad.
IL
gagged ia such business: ana every per
son. firm. corporation or association en-
gagged In any ouch business SHAH in al
NertisinE goods. property service for
sale. either through elmer ads.' or other
Ms. aHirnatHeiy and clearly Indicate
mat the seller - engaged in such busl-
mss anu ~ not 4 private party
y; u shat! De deemed deceptive alyrr-
its!hS ana violation NJ IN. proyislonk Of
Ihis ordinance. for amy person. Arm cor.
pvrht'oh ur association, n = newspaper or
.ln"t publication, or Ia any ether man
i"r hereinbefure se: cur. 10 ufrer To the
.nh.iS FOR sale or distribution. any rner-
merchandise. or which IL detective in any
!Itnher. "r which consists OF article. or
Units or PARTS known rs "s-conds' or
nLsinish"u merchandise, or which has bee
fejcc1eu ny ,he manufacturer thereof as
nor nrst class. unlcsS there be consp!cu.
n ,n nisplaysd IN direct connection with
,ne name and description or such insr,
sh.ndiSe and each specific article unit or
part thereof. an uncquivocai statement,
phrase, or word which Will clearly indi.
Sat. that such merchandise or each ar.
Slc1c. hhit or part thereof 50 advertised
- second and. used. defective or consists
OF ,-"conds. or IN hlemished merchandise.
mercer ny not first class. a. the fact
=, Any person. firm, corporation or ,.,o-
81 uoh noiating any OF the provisions of
rms ordinance shall be Liable to fne
q. nor less Than twenty nor more than
I'VE hundred dollars. and each days pub.
.eas n or continuance shall be deemed
Its passage. 49, t'o'n
ale ~ McDowELI.. City Clerk
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Poultry and Supplies
= nE-A.LIA EGG MASH

Cg-RE-A.LIA EGG MASH
Il Perfectly balanced food. because Il,
slH"s ths hen just tho exact ruanuty
~ HE'I> mash ingredient which the hen
L'.g- sold IN 100 pound sacks AZ vour
dealers Or from
IN YER /. HASTEN. DISTRIBUTORS.
-. 1905 r.. CARY STREET.
LEbliokSs TO prevent c.owdins selling
~ oesl hred.ta-iay In T. :. Whit" leg.
norhs t3US eggs yearp. whit. Wyandott"s
go "ggsD: Arrowhead Farm. Char
lottcHv!llc, Va.
WANTED. you 10 know that you can s,a,t
your bullets and nOuit.d hens to SINK
~ h.hlnE ibr. Hess poultry Pnn.a .Ce.s.
~ contains t"nics that promote \ hens
digestion. ton!cs that tone up ,Ec dor
m.nt "ss organs. that tho Proper
amount 81 food rncs 20 egg production
ana not all TO ncsh AMI fat and !axi.
n .. "h"n ~ action and crks you want.
herGs q good suggestion: proyido your
hens with dust bath. 10 which add Br.
li"sa ins'ln, Louise Killer. say onco !.
week. II keeps down ia. lt.,. For rouu
use pr. less E0up Remedy. Al! guar
antr.n sold ey all dealers in poultry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19
Commissioners Sale Of
Very Desirable
Residential
Properties II
No. 2l:i GROVE AVENUE
Corner of sycamore StreeD
and
NO. 1tla Park AVENUE
(Between Harvie and Birrn Streetst

pursuant To q decree OF tho Chan
Gerry Court oil the city OF Richn,und
entered November, 1870, I'm the stt,I oi
i.o.ue u. Wits Us. rhos. r. Aleany,
ucrsigned. appointed specrai oUun.nis-
sioners incraoy. Will offer tor-s,,,e.
upon the premises. subject 10 the
connrfnaticn OF the court on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER; 20. 1920
AZ | O'Clock l.. NJ,
me residence. No. l4l2 lark Ayenne
Dr,es ,ui,,, ,,wo,story; semi de,dc..ei
nrhishccS, hcatins plant, etc. LoEu,ed
III IN. pest section OF PARK Ayynue
IN" suim Die either for residence or
ase a Or p"Iirp poses the lot has u rront-
Urn IN. OF Park Avenue and. run.
pach oet~ecn parallel lines $50 tnat
e ems = a VICE paved alley. Alley oi, tho
. LINN i,mnned'ately thereafter, say mt 4:oo
me very desira BILE detached brick
c Gomez =; 80, si2l Grove Avenue, ar
ny NY occupancy of MIR. Thos r. Tsnnn
me building Is large and modsEa IN
receS, respect and OF comparatively
sreater portion OF the lot whieh lug Ing
- frontage of IL feet on the emf,
INC OF Grove Avenue and runs :h,.cn
Stpne, ttpnss eastern line or Sycamore
>, iMMl:DIATE POSSESSION NAV ,1,
'iT TDv St, HESE DWELLINGS,.
payable in two equal instniin,, aSs.duo
!; n n,u months. respectively, with
ia ia I Per cent en- interest added. Titia rs-
price ~ 5ne court until purchase
~ me OPTION OF the purchaser. P nr..
L, usSr VIII be required Ia gissa,,
is nrnag insured untN a conveyanenn
The auctioneer viii hc ,,o,,,
tnra ns appointment with any ons no 70
reasonabf to Inspect hos these properties at
Information h ps,n,,r or to give farther
LANES f. CANNON y
1R1osMT FL \. ANDERSoS.
Special Commissioner.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS.
CHARGE

On this 18th day OF November. A. D.
1920. OH reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt, 1t Is
Ordered by the court. That a hear
ing be had upon the Same on the
list DAY OF DECEMBER. 4. D.
1920. before said court. ut Richmond
In said district. at II o'clock noon:
anu that notice thereof be published
In The Timns- Dispatch, a newspaper
printed in said district. and that nil
known creditoss and other persons in
interest may appear at the said time
and place. and show cause. II anv
they have. why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted
And |. is further ordered by tbe
court. That the clerk shalt send hy
mail to all known creditors. COME.
OF said petition and this order. adj !.
dressed TO them at their places q.
residence as stated.
- Wttnesa the honorable EDMUND
WADDlLl.. JR.. Judge OF tho sa,J
court and the seal thereof. al Rich
mond, in said district. on the 18th fiay
Oh November, A. d. 1920.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
r. J. DOWNING, ESQ,
AHtorney for Bankruvt.
Iau vsat q ssek . -Ss1ss ~ H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19

ON this lsth day OF November. A. d.
l92o. on reading the petition FOR dis
charge of the bankrupt, IL is
Ordered by the court. That hear
Ing be had upon the same on the
list DAY Oh DECEMBER A. d.
1920. before said court. at Richmond,
in said district. At - o'clock noon;
and tina. notice thereof he published
In The Times Dispatch. a newspaper
printed in said district. and that nll
known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear ut the said time
and place. and show cause, il any
,hey have. why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
Ana u Is further ordered BY the
court. That the clerk shall send nv
mail TO all known creditors COMES
OF said petition and this order. at
dressed to them at their places of
residence az stated
witness the Honorable EDMUND
"ADDlLI. JR.. Judge OF the said
court and the seal thereof, at Rich
mond. In said district. on the 18th
day OF November a. ID. 1920.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY,
GEORGE II. PAUL. ESQ.
Attorney for bankrupt.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Garages for Rent.
Gnragcs Tor Ncnt. 11-A
GARAGES.
West End and Church
Hill. Let US know
your wants.
Morton G., Thalhimer,
Second Floor,
first Natl. Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. Sd.
----Es---------------
Office and Desk Room

OHIcc and Desk ftoom "a
$500 FLOOR office. centrally located
Ni BUSINESS section; also desk space ,yS,S
usc OF SAFETY vault. ALAG furnished roof,,
Phone Randolph 9ty. street..
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AUCTlONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
OFFICE or VIRGINIA STATE HIGHWAY |
COMMISSION.

OFFICE or VIRGINIA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
ZIG South Third Street
Richm9nd. Va. Nov. .. 1890.
Bids will he received at the office OF
the Virginia State Highway Commission
lie South Third Street. Richmond. Va.
until /: o'clock noon Tuesday. November
%. for CONSTRUCTION Of section nt state
Road No. 10 virginia Project No. s-ss.
IL feet wide. between Abingdon and
Greendule. Washington County.
Alternate bids are requested. the State
Highway COMMISSIONS agreeing to fur
nish a convict camp OF not less than S.
nor more than 40 men at the rate OF 20c
per hour for time worked.
The oar'nssr W win l BE- at Abingdon 10
show the contractors over this WORK
Plans and specifications are file at
Office OF Virginia State Highway Com.
mission. l1s South Third Street Rich
mOnt, Va, and ut office OF resident en-
slnoer. Ar. !. II. Keller. Bristol Via.
Plans will be sent upon receipt OF check
for $500. made payable to tho Second
will DO returned when plans arc returned
in good condition within ten days after
A eertiGed check for $500, made pay
able to the State Highway Commit IA Toner
must accompany the bid
Tho state Highway Commissioner re-
state Highway com nninAm:
TELEPHONE your Want Xd 20 Ran.
TELpPHoNR you' want Ad {. rhs
~o~sS-DDS~$S>>s Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-19

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