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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Tho Rhyrning Optimist
III AI.INE MICHAI:LIs.

The June bride is q lovely young
creature whose coming has made a
Dig MT. shes so sweet that we want
TO beseech her 20 stick right around
ior BIT She $ built on plan that
Is peasant, ana is easy. indeed to
observe and She makes every chap
prince or peasant. think her husband
had plenty OF n1rvc. For how could
an everyday fellow. as plain as the
well known old shoe. have ever
dared ask her and tease her: "oh
won't you say yes? Now, please do"
she is splendid AZ playing and sing
ing SO witty. you'll Taught til! you're
!noarse. and in the fine art known as
airInginE' she has had n post-Erad-
pate course. Yes. in most OF the
branches oi knowledge you will find
Ne dear girl is all there. She's had
az they are serving at college: but
she can't build Il brief bill OF fare
On. she knows lots OF ancient orations
ana sne's up on the language books:
put IT'S plain she has not studied RAJ
tons and her school wasn't turninr
out cooks. She was leader in ali of
heT Clhsscs ana she carried OFF many
prize: but she doesn't know SCUM
from moiasscs, and no hero would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Lady Nicotine s
Washington Bower
Up to- Date Smoking
Room Feature of
Womdn's Club.
Iny universal servIcel

WASHINGTON. July "A special
sanctuin for Lady Nicotine Is the
very latest in woincn's clubs here
y real and upto-datc smoking
room is the feature OF the Women'a
C!tv Club OF Washington. affordinrs II
new thrill to the Puritan!Cal at =
mcsphcrc pervading the capital. The
"lUD has $500 women members. many
OF whom are prominent In national
affairs. with an Initiation fec OF
$40 and the membership fee OF like
amount. The club raised $4,000
and purchased as it's home the
historic OH Mary Scott Townsend
house. which for II brief time during
the Roosevelt administration, Was
called the executive mansion. as the
Eooscvclt family lived there while
the White House was undergoing re-
pairs.
by liberal use Of funds he smok-
inE-rooin was luNuriOusly fitted uD
with convenient smoking stands and
other comforts that make IL the most
attractive quarter in the club--and
the most popular.
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Scotc,l-lrish.

InpuIrcr. l,uuovcr.--sc irish Is
Il term applied 10 a large class OF
people OF scotch origin. whose fore
fathers Hooded into the northern part
OF ireland during the period im,nc-
uiate!y following Cromwcll's wars
~ WAS To designate this class OF
ir!sh residents from those or strictly
irish Origin! that the term was coined.
IN inc same way are certain classes
OF people here designated as Irish
American. German American. etc. Such
terms are not SO applicable to tho
people OF America even though they
are AL OF foreign origin. because OF
the common tendency OF the different
hdt!oAaitles to intcImarry. which
6tamPs out national ind.viduali;ics
Ihg scotch Irish resisted such asst
initiation Tor many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
ADJUSTMENTS
yrIc's Holiday shaw.

Hilarious comedy is the dominant
rot" i'm tn. Jolly symposium OF Keith
attractions Tho Lyric Offers amusc-
men, seekers at the Lyric today. The
new snow Is = typical holiday bill.
The fcatur" extraordinary OF the
Fourth of JUL show VIII be Bert
wilcox. the seasons latest laughing
hit. with his compnny Of farce play
"rS in tn" cffcrvcsccnt light cOmci.
Your Wife and My wife" The
piece is q comical ahsurdity. tccminE
with laughter provoking lines and
situations.
ON the same bill Will he the eccen-
trio comedian, Nick Iiunord. who is
billed as ~ Loose Leaf from the
Book of Fun" ifufTord ia "A comedian
Of distinct o-lElnai!ty. Ills monolo-
cue. songs and stories are all new
and mostly OF his own composition.
An cnticing feature will lie dainty
esquc singing queen" She is bringing
repertoire OF classy songs which
covers a wide range OF musical taste
an! is designed to please the cult
waited and tho untutorcd musical ear
alike. The Wheeler Trio. following
Tho dashine chantcusc on the bill. are
novelty entertainers. who promise
something entirely new and have
their own unique style OF presenting
Rounding out the vaudeville bill
VIII come DAILY. Mack and DAILY.
skating comedians. who give re-
markable exhibition of their skill on
comic antics, iunnicr than Il wagon
Load OF monkeys with their tails
chopped off New movies" include
stirring scenes from the great ma
tiOnal conventions AT Chicago and
San Francisco.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

A"rhs Foot Ease. the an,iseptic powder
10 De shaken into the shoes and sprinkied
IN tho foot-bath. The Plattsburp c,n,n.
Manual advises men in training to uss
Foot-Ease in their shoes each morning.
1t prevents blis;ers and sore spots and
relieves painful swollen. smarting feet
and takes the sting out of corns and bum
ions Always use Aliens Foot-Ease TO
break In new shoes-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Movie Calendar

"fhc MOiiycoddir."
n.IEuii,D-iiurry Carey I'm
"BUIlct I'rouf.'
nROhDW Moore tn
''ih- :;anEcrOus Hero"
ISIS-"rhe Silver Horde"
DfoN-t;onstnncc TnImudGe In
"Thr Love Expert"
ItEN-'Ihc MoOnriders."
STIti ND--I:thrl Clayton In
"Thc ladder of Lics.''
NIGTORLJ. Warren IScrriEnn I'm
"Ihc Lord Loves the lrtsh.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
GnrrlcId.s Nomination.

=. r. r.. Lnwrcnccviilc.-
was nominated on the thirty-siXth
ballot. receiving 800 of the 755 votes
cast. The contest in the convention
had been CHIEFLY between Grant and
Blaine. the delegates being fairly
di"!dcd between these two up 10 the
thiFtE-h!th ballot: 3l3 votes had been
cast Tor Grant against 257 for Blaine
on thls ballot. Garfield receiving ATTY
On the th!rty-siNth ballot zoe votes
We're cast for Grant: forty-two for
Hiaine. with the remainder OF the
Elaine faction and the scattering
votes concentrated on Garfield Tho
fact that no person has been elected
mor" Than twice to the chair of the
Ch!ct Executive Is due TO sentiment
tal instead OF legal reason. Wash.
hetnh, at the completion of his sec
onh term, declined 10 be a candida;e
:or re-CleCtion. which incident cs-
taplished a precedent that has neve~
yet been broken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Harry Cmrcy n, niucbird.

TIC Hurry Carcy iAnH. and thcIr
names are legion, are ab.. TO see
their popular star at his best in "l'ui-
le; Proof at the B!ucbird Thcater
today and tomorrow This story OF
the great Northwest by John Fred
"rick. gives MIR. Carey plenty OF OPP
roTtunity TO DO the things ne does
50 wei and 10 Introduce many new
bits of acting and business" which
show a different phase Of shis ia
vOritc'S versatility
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Story OF Iton,nurr

-. Warren kerrgan and his world
-, "tni'' !I nave their fll Of romance
,f .iioi! i.icase. ~ LorG Loves he
i i,ar;: This Mon NJ Katterjo 'hn
49,. pri! !iantly done for the screen
~ hr' k"rr!san and his own corn
phnE' IS the Victor Thca,c,'s o-yar.
INV. Where there l. I[c,.Ic,n "a
nance; there always Is plenty of dar-
ne irish Is hrimful Of ho;b r 49,
'iahsen' IN In the .Iunglcs," is adaaj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
New Manager nj Lyric.

Sim Allen. OF the managerial staff
az the Wilmer and Vincent Keith Of
accs. arrived here last night from
New York To take over the manage
uicnt OF IN" Keith Thcatcr the Lyric
in TIA. absence of Manager Charles w
Rex. who is leaving today on his an
rual vacation. Mr.. Allen is well
known in Richmond. having substi-
tUtcd for Mr.. Rex in the managers
Office several seasons in succession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings IA. I.orul Houncs
Clever story.

The story of THE Mollycoddlc,"
which viii be the feature production
at the Bijuu Thcatcr all week. and
which is the third production Doug
las Fairbanks has made for the
United Artists Corporation. was sug-
Scsted by Harold McGrath. one Of
tn" greatest OF Americas story
writer's. The character OF the title
role is that which cOnclusiveiy proves
that blood" is thicker than water,
and that all the environment in the
world viii never change the real
latent characteristics OF hcrItation n
anybody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Cent and fsrnnx

r. 7. p. Ashland@A c,,
uh!ted states coin. equivalent tn M
"ne- huhdFedth part of a dollar
r nlmi,S Is 6ronze English coin.
innS. and. as usually reckoned n,'i-.,,
:, Cots OF United states money. Tban
II would he one-nfticth part Of a IA
i III al. ,ioWsver. in our colloquial Eng
.'Sh we OFTEN use the words cen, anl
penny Interchangeable. meaning 90
small copper coin our
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
\ Picture nf IInu,,iur,

T.I''t! NIaNtoh-s Now HaramOurt
Artcraft starring vehicle. The Lao
rsr OF Lies" which Is nj the strand
hcAtcr: is Interpreted as the Ladder
Upon which man climbs to happIn.ss
be founded upon truth. for If /, 80
mon "a lie, II viii surely fail ere nnr
n ma, reached the top. This ia on" Of
~ most powerful themes which Miss
,Ih!ton has Interpreted for some
'iinr The support is excellent.
.h!hoSThm News and Hartmann
.ekly are added. The new Sirnn.
y,msj'. orchestra Will furnish the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

and about \ o'clock in winter to
and retire tn rest The ohi.ct w.a
70 prevent nrcs which. owing To the
houses being chiefly composed OF
wood, were then both frequent and
destructive. The curfew prevails in
some parts OF England and in many
cities of the United States for the
purpose OF getting children off the
streets at 5 or O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Noted Screen Star.

The cast OF ''Thc Silver Horde"
which ~ the feature OF iha program
at the Isis Thca;er, starting today,
contains such noted screen favorites
as Robert Mckim. Myrtle S;ehmnn,
Frederick stanton, Betty Blythe.
curtis Cookscy. Hector Sarno.. Carl
clyde and X. j.. MacLean. Franz
Lloyd directed the production
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
american Cargo noat Damaged.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The AMERICAN
cargo steamer Maine. from Galveston.
was in collision in New York harbor
today with the Finnish steamer Cor
ona, outward bound. and had hole
stove in the starboard sidc near the
engine room. Tho Maine was moved
toward tn. Red Hook fats To pre-
vent her sinking in deep water. The
stem of the Corona was bent. The
Maine is loaded with merchandise in
transit for Naplcs and Genoa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

tackle her pies. The June bride is 4
lovely young creature. she Is every
thing charming and fine: but We pray
that somebody viii teach her to cook
ere we 20 there TO dine. on. why
didn't someone take pity on this beau
thu young heroine. and teach her
That building 4 city is no grandcr than
baking 4 bean?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Gnr,Irn OF the Cody.

Miss W. u. $. Lynchburg.-Th
Garden OF the Gods is a tract OF land.
about 300 acres in extent. near Coo
rado Springs. Cot. 1t abounds N
weird ana fantastic pinrnclcs OF red
ana "hitc sandstone. some %. them
more than 300 feet nigh. Among the
Ch4ci features are the Cathedral
spires. the balanced Rock, etc. The
gateway OF the garden consists OF
the enormous masses Of red sand
stone, 300 feet high. sufficiently far
apart Tor the roadway 10 pass be-
tween them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

fiEpERICKS BCRG. Igiy 4-Iuyl,at!ors
HhEe been issued 70 tGc marriage ut Miss
.lAfE fssN.ca SioGrrg'n. o. th.s city.
Inerly Of rredcr.eksburg nov o. Rich-
iH0Hi. 20 JonU g shelton. tOn %! Mr.
AMI Af- H. Shelton. % FreHcr! cksburr.
irrsbyieraR2, church here SATURDAY. Luly
,FnEphRiCE sRUHG july sir. and
isf comfy in IT, %ortha!fn' &et .fi.'Gs an
NOUNS. the cnE"grment Of their daughter.
=! NEnrg tHTt.tiNU James. to Frederick
wi.4 tRh" ul.c. Ia the eary :a!i. Nj. ror-
ksnI'RG July ,-Mi,- Mary
n Sbb f'nIis' 9i ;sH e - ani Me-
sex COUNTY was united In WurTlige sat
" g. C.rf2.l clifford chowninE. a,
ihs father ~ the bride uer:ornInr the
ifHcHBUEG July Mrs. Geo-g. w.
maEr,t!:e u hcr niite' MIS- Alma Nav
vysraH ~ AuEIFting swami. IN T!ttsbu.E.
Ii'yyyTtiiiiS,,Tiii,,i; iqq "l the,T hoWge
nnn Slrtttrn and George Jones Mar.,haiu
I.,i,. OF West Lynchburg isap;ist
iHN'HhtNG. july Robert 4 Mans
ana Miss Gladys Daniel. daughter Of M
Ani "Ls g. Daniel. wor. married
WetntsIiay h"y. q II %ew6ury Of Me-
T. 4. .,Hi M.ihoG.si church. officiating. Miss
ttssIttH WI ds uIaiH "i honor a;li 'Tholn.,
, oESHtoSk. july i.--MlSs Dorothy FL
N'i Mics daughter II Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
i liz ~ 4"h ENJOY TayIor Warner. u
o%ANGocK Joil;v aHWvG !iiiaI, - pau.
sgn q Mr. and Mrs u: ]. i paynd. "y All
ana i'm h-sma ,r,owrii @aush,cr o: III,
iLHiS!HS at IN. hgfu- of rho yri,t. '''"' az.
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inpal Flag.

9, - ?! D., KicNnond. -Thc po,oI
cent? ~, ~ o! white, bearing in the
Gi." cons Of the tiara ana 1850 "pssg
III, %. 81 Peter in gold ana sjivor
mi5h azure field. on. Key is Of roId
Win me other Of silver, tied together
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Information Bureau.

Ihirie" '":ardInS almost ,nx
"h., cAccpiin" on legal and mcdic,I
uuIries nrc answered tIIrcctiy H.
p..hohhi letter. kcIf-ntldrrn,
drn~. RI, ennriopc IL required. Ad-
no" H"renu. Rich.nond. Va. "F'''a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

Emulnting Dustin Farnum, whose
fancy runs to boating. Fatty Ar
buckle has ordered n motor boat
with special instructions. OF course
that II be carefully re-enforccd In all
doubtful parts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Daughter I,csIdes In knnsnr.

An American girl. Mary do Murnr,
now living with her Erandfather. a.
:. Is. Scovillc. II banker Of Seneca
Kansas, is daughter OF Baron Wall
'tr &c Mumr;. who married Mr. Son
Nil!"'S daughter. The lie Mumn o.
tate in France, estimated In some re-
ports 20 amount TO 100000 900 was Sc
qucstrn;cd b:' the French govern
ir"n' in the war az the Baron is q.
German subject, although he had
spent most Of his lie in France. Tbc
harOn went TO Germany when the
war began and the baroness re-
In AN effort to safeguard her share
or the De Mumm estate in France, the
i5aroness de Muinm came TO the
United states In October, 1919, and
through an act of Congress her
American citizenship was restored to
her. Returning TO France she sough.
g divorce. but died there while this
action VAS pending.
The baroness Sister .frs. Jose
phne Trcndwell. Of New York.
brought her sisters body from Paris
tc Seneca IN May last As she was
leaving chcrbourg. the agents Of the
French government seized jewels she
Was wearing. on the ground that they
arriving in New YORK Mrs Tread
well declared ;hat the jewels were
her own.
baroness do MuUm had claimed that
She had been given title to two-nfths oil
the property of the Baron under =
separation agreement which If sub
stentiatcd would lcav. her little
daughter Mary. now ahou. five years
CD. the hc!rcss. TO about sS.60o.Go0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
"'Thc L.n,c I,xncr,.-

At the oheon today and tomorrow
ed in one of the prcttiest pictures she
n1s eyer presented 10 tho screen. In
nc Love Expert" she has a role in
Wh!ch she APPEARS to especial ad-
vantage; that o! "a romantic girl who
Knows how TO handle men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

{, Il. =. Hopewcll-The word cur
new 1Sw means literally cover FIRE"
throughout Europe. in the Middle
Ages. the practice prevailed OF rinr
ing the bells at sunset In summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
woAIEN,s MEETINGS.

Tho regular monthly meeting ., the
CAiho!is ~nman,s club VIII bc held Ia
~ '!uUrogmS "Wednesday vNcHInE ~
CturE. There viii be- card 1Iay.f.e Aa,!
roircs.. -nc:Li. miinr II. hus.nns. A.uc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

From one of the wounded soldiers
In the san Francisco Military Hospital
Charles Ray has received d note OF
Appreciation. Recently i've hundred
veterans OF the war were given an
opportunity TO witness Paris Green"
According TO the letter the picture
went right home" and delighted the
boys beyond measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Brevities Of the Screen

IS sequel to his Wallingford
stories. George Randolph Chester has
written The Son Of Wall!ngford. for
Nitagraph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

Colleen Moore has brought all the
members Of her family from the east
TO Hollywood and set ;hcm up In
happy domestic abodes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

Nance O'Neirs current stage vehi-
Spanish play. will be filmed In South
America with the entire original New
York company. after tour of the
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

To keep in physical trim during the
summer Edward Sloman. directing the
Jack London pictures for Metro, has
taken on one OF the California mid
They have frequent sessions in the
ring and on his free evenings Sioman
generally goes out for n mile run.
Some way OF resting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

Carter dc Haven has recovered from
an attack OF p:omaine poison. and is
proceeding mcrr!ly on his initial re-
ease, "a film version of Twin Beds
oya lnEraham is directing the screen
translation Of this popular stage sue
cess. and tho cast includes William
Desmond. Katherine Lewis Helen
Raymond. l.ottic Williams and VIII
liam j. Irving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
,ny UnIycrsnl ScrNIccl

tUy tnIVcrsnI ScrNIcc.D
PARIS, july i.-imcrican yo-
men have 81 tanned American men
that IL they told men to wear
skirts they would humbly obey.
American women have mudc
America the greatest country I'm
the world. The .tmcrlcRn's su-
pcriOrity In business would he
impossible if the women didn't
conserve the traditions Of culture
nnh learning.
Despite the fact that they do not
know the meaning OF love, he
cause American men do not know
how to love. American women are
the hnppirst in the world. Truly
tmcricn il the land of cOntradic-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Rheumatism

is completely washed out of tho sys.
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
water. Positively guaranteed by
2 triilo. Delivered anywhc-o bv our
nichmond agents - Spence Nunna.
maker Co. Phono them.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

The cast a the Charles Ray produc-
ton, 'Forty-nve Minutes From Broad
way, has hecn nearly completed. Ray
VIII. of course. play the role of Kid
Burns. Donald Macdonald will appear
as Tom Bennett. Harry Myers as
Daniel Cronin. William Courtwright as
andy, and Eugcnic Bcsscrcr as Mrs.
Dean The remaining members OF the
cast have not yet boon selected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

VI shaw. Of Wilmington, y. g. The
wedding Will take place in the early
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
FAMOUS DE MUM ESTATE
CONF|sCATED IN FRANCE
champagne King, German Baron,
iasscs With Sale OF His
Magnificent Furniture.
Lny Aa.ocla,nn I.rnn.

PARlS. July i.-rar!s is wi,poss,p,
INC passing OF one OF the last re-
h'hders In France of the lannon's
n.'ihah champagne King. Baron
after dc Mumn. The handsome
furniture OF the wealthy wine mer-
chant. which was seuucstra,cd early
IN inc war In his apartment on the
venue du Bots Boulogne. is being
s"I ~, '"r IN" benefit Of the State
me contents Of the beautiful
apartiHcnt included some fine tapcs-
lrles and several specimens OF
.shtcchtn century cabinet makers
90 HU' 40 me sale brought more than
'uv'VvV francs One piece Of tapes
~ valued by the government Of
nccrs at 80 francs brought 1000
thhcS. Thc sale attracted large
ShihtrinH OF prominent ParIsians be-
cauS" Herr Mumm's apartment was
Known as one Of the most lavishly
lufnished in the fashionable quarter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Blast for Americas Men
From Senior Blasco Ibanez
ny uL>sCo In,SEZ

Bi ULNSCO IDtNEZ,
The Famous Spnnisii Author, Who
Illus just Arrived In Paris
After His Visit to the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05

were.
Mesda mos vnIin r-,,rLo
barbra Kni-ht C,nIvs II,u'
Eosn Gencs'ra MAJ, c,or.h
Minnie Car'hricbt ,fnci, Dniins
SSn.,in 3nnnson Rosa McCookc
NJ m 'pp,lhrh c"nrCiann 'rhom,,son
Anna Stroud Sarah E5,.n,
IH"a Rnpcr Ros, >f,hn M'rds
Anna Rrock '"'""
Htss II"II E:ntcrtnfns
MISS I.mcv Mildred Hall entertained
Eridav rirht In honor Of her guest.
Those present were: :"
MlsssHs NIr~srs
Florence Hughes O.,s N,rkh,,
-. rdS.,sh l's s.n,t
putch sumner was snrvnd Mt 11:sn
party. 'he
Announce Engagement.
Mrs. y. Terry Martin. OF Salon.
announces thel engagement NJ her
Youngest daughter. Helen. to William
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
AUCTION SALE
Nos. 1922 Taylor St.
and 1922 Hickory ST.

Wo will sell by Public Auction IN
'"' respective premises. on b
MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1920
the real estate above referred TO
l.. At 5 o'clock z. NJ. we viii ..u
i ,nass detached brick dwelling. Ia.
,,.,, HICKORY Street, with ioe ,nnn
W 1t stands on the west sida ~
Hickory Street. commencing tharesn
at a Point distant liz feet ineSss
SSo o OF the southwest corner Of Ga11
Eoun and Hickory Streets. thsnns
funn,1ns southwardly along 80
Hfnng on the western fine Ne ~
moro more o or issn parallel lines iii fest
M. At $50 F; N, o'clock we wiz -
1922 isss aTe sSShht frame dwelling. s Mos
i upon which 4 stands. CONNIE n sno ios
f fnet north side OF Taylor strsnts ga gsl
r r"n east OF Randolph Strest ~ ~
in u,n W., eastwardly along ana rrsnnGe
,s'S on SAID Taylor Street "a San a,sHohys.
,annIIhS pack northwariiy hw,t.anM S
paraliei lines 100 feet Ia ~ peI were
common IL feet wide. - are aiit' y IN
sa TERMS; Liberal and s4sonncsd ssss
N. w, roWEA soS sas
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
ERTY.
1908 Forest Hill
Avenue

NOTICE is hereby given that, puS-l
suant to the decree Of Hastings Court,
Part H., OF the City Of Richmond, Vir-s
1919. in the cause pending in said
court under the brief style OF r. W.
Woods Executors vs.. Anna e. Wood
and others, tho undersigned Special
Commissioner will. at the hour of 4
MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1920.
on the premises. OFFER for sale at Pub
the court. the following property. to-g
Wit: All that certain lot of land, with
the improvements thereon. known aaa
ctS OF Reh gtng ana bslng in the
County Of Chesterfield. Virginia). in
that part OF said city known aaS
Forest HILL" and formerly owned by5
I. w; Wood. and designated as num-
Richmond. Virginia. Tf5SS
The terms OF sale. as fixed by said
decree. are as follows: ne-third cash
and the balance of the purchase price
teen months. evidenced by negotia bie
notes OF .he purchaser bearing the
date OF the day of sale. with Interest
al the Iats OF per centum per an
property viii be retained until alI.of
the purchase money has been naId
ana conveyance to the purchaser ia Z.
directed by the court In said cause.
nnrc .he opslon OF the purchaser, the
WILLIAM r. WOOD, s
Special Commissioner.
m , Tse bond q, required OF Special com-
missioner mas been given. -ts3
W. e. DUVAL. Clerk.
Ky y. w. BOWIE C SON.
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