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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
LIVINGSTON

Livingston. March 6.-(Special.)- Nothing definite has been learned or the bank robbers who cracked the out side vault door of the Bank of sumter, Wednesday night. Two detectives or Birmingham are here working on the case, but give out no information The handcar on which the robbers left town was found one mile north of York yesterday, and the handling of this heavy handcar would indicate that even more than two men were impli- cated in the job Chief of Police Mon- ett of Meridian is working on the theory that this job was done by an escaped convict from Mississippi, who is travelling through the country as a steeple- jack and painting smoke stacks, going under the alias of Haller, while his real name is Charlie Claxton, about 35 years old, dark, rough com plexion, and left arm shorter than right. Such a man was here and paint ed the stacks of the heading mill on Sunday, February P.
 After being closed for two weeks on account of flu. the public schools will open Monday, Health authorities say the situation is decidedly better
 CattIemen are returning from St. Louis. bringing 300 head of high grade beef steers to put on pasture here the coming season. Over 2.000 head have been brought into the county in the past few weeks to be put on the lands that the late season and weather con- ditions will force into pasture grasses.
 Robert l.. Scale has just gotten in a second car of splendid pure bred shorthorn cattle to put on his farm recently purchased, three miles north of town. Colonel Scale is an author ity on shorthorn cattle and is planning 2 well for one of the show herds of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
Territorial Convention Called
 p. A.soefated PreS3

Manila P. l., March 6.-The democratic committee here announced call TOT a territorial convention here Aprn m .;o %
 ,,s tionaI convention in San Francisco
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Chicago Futures By Associated Press

Cash Grain
 By Associated Press Chicago, March 6--Corn: No. 1, mixed, $153@1 .5311s; No. yellow, S.5S. s0ds1c
 Oats: No. white s1s4@s21sc; No. , white, 90Q91c.
 Rye, No. 2 not quoted No, 3, s1 1.ss1s Barley, s1.45al56. Timothy seed. s2@lA Pork. nominal. Lard. s2o7o. Ribs. s17s5 61ss7
 st Eoufs, March s.-Corn: No. 3, H.s5; No 3 white, sl.5S July. s1.39. Oats: No. white. s1d92c; May, s61sc.
 Rice Market
 By Associated Press New Orleans, March 6--Rough rice, no sales; receipts. 609 sacks. Millers receipts same; clean receipts strong Sales, Honduras. s60 pockets at 111a O 12Ac; Japan, 1160 pockets at 12Ac; blue rose. 460 pockets at 12ssc. Re- ceipts, 32,20o
 Produce Market New York, March 6.-Butter. firm creamery ffrsts. 5S1sds3c. Eggs, unsettled: fresh gathered firsts, 4s@50c
 Cheese, steady; average run, 2s@2sc. < Poultry, alive, steady; fowls, s7@4oc; others, unchanged dressed, quiet and unchanged.
 Chicago, March s-Butter, higher; creamery, 4Sd65c Eggs, easier; firsts, 4Hsa45c. Poultry, alive, higher; springs Sac' fowls, 56c
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 CTS: Creole, New York; rannedaike, Ma Rochelle (Br.), Port Banes, Cuba.
 Port Eads. March 6.-Arrived: Steamers Agarista, gulf waters in distress: Dayton. Tampiso: George E. Pa6dleford, Tam pico: Lake Grama, Tampa; Lake Ots- quago, Progreso: Quistconck, Galveston Saccarappa, Mobile; Tuscan. Cienfuegos.
 Sailed: Steamers Ada D- utal). Genoa via Norfolk; Irages. Havana: kenbane Head (Br), Androssan. Scotland via Bel fast, Ireland; Lake Crescent, Santiago via Haiti and Santo Domingo: Panama Maru UapD, Kobe and Moji, Japan via cristoba and Los Angeles: Rama. Blue fields; Santurce. Porto Rico: Wymerie tBr). Thameshaven
 Mobile. March g.-Arrived: None.
 Sailed: Steamers Lake sElmhurst. Ma tanzas, cuha: Ccosa. Havana schooner Marion N Cobb, i;euvitas. Cuba: brig Geneva, San Juan, Porto Rico
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Potato Market

By Associated Press Chicago, March 6.-Potatoes, n,,a. ,na. northern white. bulk and sacked so.iV"
 525
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By BRIGGS

Horse Hides-s200 to 7.00. Hog Skins-25@at 50c. Tallow-11dl4c.
 Beeswax-36Q3Sc. Clear Washed Wool -60n65c. Clear Grease Wool--45'dS0c. Bury Wool--25@30c. Ginseng fNild)-$10d12.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Turkeys-Live, 421aq45c. Ducks-32c Fryers-small, 6oc h.; large, soc. iens--34G35c. Fresh Eggs-52Q65c.
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Live Stock (Union Stock Yards.)

Fed steers. -
 Good to choice. s10.00e11l.0O; medium to good, ss,0oGs1o-oo common to medium, S. eod9,0o.
 Grass cattle according to weight. quail ty and flesh:
 Steers ss0o 0100o; fat COWS. s7.0od9.oo. medium cows. s6.g0@7.0o; cutters, $5.5,9 6.6o; canners, s4.00u5.00: heavy bulls, s70O @s.0o; light bulls, s6.0o0f1. %; oxen, s4o0g 500; fat yearngs s7O0as.00; medium yearlrgs, .ss.oo@7.oo; vealers. S.opll.0O.
 Hogs:
 Choice corn fed hogs, 165 and up, sls; choice corn fed hogs 1a5 to 165, SIS; choics corn fed hogs 90 to 125, $l1; light pigs go pounds down, $io best heavy rougn hogs, sr.50; half fat rough hogs, T.5o to ssso; soft and only from to Pc per
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
MARINE NEWS

New Orleans, March 6.--Gleared: Steam CTS: Creole, New York; ranniedaike. Ma sanzas: Rochelle (Br), Port Banes, Cuba.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

After being closed for two weeks on account of flu. the public schools will open Monday. Health authorities say the situation is decidedly better
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
Meal and Feedstuff

Meal and Feedstuff Mixed tiofse--s,Sn7o old style Hulls-&5. Coril-s2. Corn Chops-s4. No. : White oats-sl.ao per bushel. Shorts-SeS. Bran--So5 c. $. Meal, per cent-$So. Hen Feed-H per 10O-lb sack. Economy Dairy Feed-N0. Choice Pea Green Alfalfd-&G Wheat Straw-$25. Timothy-$6. Perfect Hog Feed-N5.
 Hides and Tallow No. Green Salt Hides--229zc. No. Green Salt Hides-2ld22c. No. l Green ITiles--17M1Sc. No. ? Green Hides-15Ql6c. No. Dry Flint Hides-37G23c. No. Dry Flint, IIldes-3sn3Ic. No. Salt Hides--340i 35c. No. ? Salt Hides-34d25c. Sheep Skins-50cMSi.J Goat Skins. sl .00d1 1.35.
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wonderfully curative. 1t soothes the inflamed membranes that are sending out the poisonous catarrhal mucus. It heals them in natural, normal way. Stop poisonous drippings. No more discomfort. Banish catarrhal disease in your head and avoid head noises and deafness so often caused by catarrh! Waste no time. Throw away your medicine bottles, douches, etc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

st. Eoufs, March e-Corn: No. 3, s.s5; No white, sl.5s; July. s1.39
 Oats: No. white, 91@92c; May, S67sc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
THESE APOLOGIZE
AND EXPLAIN FOR
BACKING HARDING
Prominent G. o. P. League Advo
Gates, Including Elihu Root,
Issue Statement.
VASSAR PRESIDENT
REFUSES TO SIGN

New York, Oct -. Thirty-one prom
ment men. most Of them Republicans,
who have been classcd rs favorable to the
League of Nations idea. or who. rs they
express Il arc advocates Of international
cooperation to promote peace, joined
yesterday in explaining why they are sup
porting Warren G Harding Republican
nominee for President.
The statement. which was made pub
lie by DR. Jacob Gould Schurman. pres
dcnt Of Cornell University, at the Uni
Ncrsity Club Is signed by nearly every
prominent Republican who has been con
sidcrcd friendly to the league. except
cx-prcsldcnt William H. Taft who has
alraldy indicated his intention of sup
porting senator Harding His brother,
Henry W Taft. is among those joiI ing
IN the statement
Othars signing tho statement are Elihu
Root. who is believed to have written
Il: Charles T. Hughes, Herbert Hoover,
Paul ID Cravath. A. Lawrence Lowell.
president of Harvard University and
chairman OF the Executive COMMITTEES Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

the League to Enforce Peace; Oscar S.
Strais and George 'W. Wickersham.
The list also includes DIR. John Grier
Hibben. president of Princeton Univer-
sitv, and contains i'll all the names of
seventeen college presidents or college
executives.
The statement quotes Senator Hard
ing's speeches as showing that nc favors
the creation of an association or society"
of nations, and advocated taking what is
best in the League of Nations and the pro
posed international Court, sponsored by
MIR. Root, in order to stabilize peace on
the Continent Of Europe.
The question between the candl-
dates, the statement says. lis not whether
our country shall join in such an associa-
ton 1t is whether we shall JOIN under an
agreement containing the exact provisions
negotiated 10y President Wilson at Paris,
or under an agreement which omits or
modifies some of those provisions which
are very objectionable TO great numbers
of the American people.
The statement takes a view of Article
y similar TO that held by Senator Hiram
W. Johnson, Senator William +. Borah
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

and other extreme opponents of the
League, and contends that it practically
binds the United States to go to war,
when necessary, to preserve the terri
torial integrity or political Independence
of any member of the League against
external aggression" on the ground that
the alternative would bc breach of the
solemnly pledged faith of the United States
eve have reached the conclusion" the
statement continues, chat the true course
To bring America into an effective League
to preserve peace is not by insisting with
MIR. Cox upon the acceptance of such
provision as Article X, thus prolonging
the unfortunate situation created by Mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
LMINGTON, DELAWARE. FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1921

Wilson'S insistence upon that article,
but by frankly calling upon the other
nations to agree to changes in the pro-
posed agreement which will obviate this
vital objection and other objections less
the subject Of dispute
DIR. II. N. MacCracken, President Of
Vassar College, refused to join in the
statement on the ground that those sign
ing would be unable to influence Scna-
tor Harding, if the latter should be elected
President, and that nothing in the nature
of international co-opcraion could bc
expected from the group Of Republican
Senators who, he said in bis opinion
would continue to control the Republican
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
olicy DIR. MacC Cracken said

policy. DIR. MacCracken said
Although ] have been asked To sign
the statement which has been written
by Elihu Root in behalf of Senator Hard
ing's candidacy, cannot do 80, for the
reason that the names Of those signing it
will not in my opinion have any influence
on Senator Harding g foreign policy after
election II seems TO me that the same
group Of Republican Senators will con-
troll the Republican policy who have con
trolled it in the past, and that nothing II
to be expected from them In the way Of
international corporation"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Cover Dem ocrat Auto with G.. o. r. Sign.

To what end the Republicans are driven
to boost their candidate WIS shown
yesterday when they decorated the ma
chine Of a well-known Dernocrat with
Harding posters. The machine, the prop
erty Of Harrie r. Price, member of the
Board Of Assessment, was standing in
front of the Municipal Building for
several hours and was covered with post
crs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
Ninth Ward CoIored Women orzanl,e

Al a meeting ~ the c0l0Ted WOfnen n
the Ninth ward On Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected Mia
Elsie r Walker, pcsident, Mr. Anne
BOulden, ice-peaident, Mrs FlHrnce
Il Johnson, secretary, Mr. Matilda
Cooper, treasurer, Mr Stafford chan.
man II tho district, Mr. MARY 81 Haur
Mrs Eleanofa Hlnson FIRST D.gtrtcf Nna
Elsie f. Walker. Nlss Fl1rcnce r iOIa.
son second district, Mr. -tfGVd Id
district Miss lIinfa ~ take cfarRe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

Few angels boast Of the attention shown
them when hey are entertained una
wares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
FOLEY cATHARTIc TABLETS

They cause no gripping or nausea.
Cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stom.
sch and benefit the liver. Never dis
appoint.
hrs. Ehrabeth Slsusou. ij7 So. Main ST..
SO Norwsk Conn: Il can honestly say Fols-
CsEhsrue Tablets are wonderful.
y Il Danforth second and Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

Lost something Try n claralfed arl
vertiscment iu Every Evening Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
For Bad Breath

Conted Tongue. Biliousness. Sour
Stomach. Sick Headache, Bloatine. Gas.
Constipation. or other result of Indiges-
fion. no remedy is more highly recon-.
mended than
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

Read the classified ads. too.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15
True Facts That Cannot Be Contradict
ed--Read Them---

Miller Brothers launched this movement - ouer
prices last Saturday. Since that time have demon
strated the skeptical that actually
that, furthermore, allowing long-tern payment
arrangements to folks desiring same. Visit the store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

A Genuine Roval Easy Chair
rs illustrated. Upholstered in
Genuine Chase Ieather-"PuSh
the Button and Res"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-15

Fine, b >y.G OK
u a> .L.us-r ce4 -oros,
furniture in oe N.ta -r,u- ~
floor space \ 4r2e e,- a.a
a cmnonier fl. SIS
prise SHOP early
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Ely y. w. BOWIE e. son,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Q Si&TY FEET From NoRTHEAsT
BERRY STREETS.
trust, dated ,Septembcr 20. 1915. and
Eichmond Chanccry Court. in Deed
Book 2t0-C, page 30t. there having
ben default IN aymcn OF a por;
being required by one OF the bcnc-
iictaries therein 80 TO do. the under
signed will sell at Public Auction on
the premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH %. 1920.
at ) O'clock +. NJ.
the lot above referred to and described
IN said deed Of trust as follows: Be-
ginning 90 feet from the northeastern
Intersection OF Taylor and Mulberry
streets and running thence northward-
- alon. the east line Of Mulberry
street % tect TO an !S-foot alley. thence
c~astwardly at right angles add hctween
parallel! lines Ghc north line being tho
south line OF said alley. and The south
linc being 90 feet from the north line
alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay cos,
OF executing this decd. Including &c
charge $3.50 cvidenccd by y"I pa so dis,
%: 1870; ;s2,5o dus - sen,cmS Ssi o 70. II s.S:
dno March 20, 1924: $3.50 duo June
20, 1921 $3.50 due September 20, 1871.
ana 10000 due September 20. 1921:
ana IL the. purchase money be SUFFICIENT
Upon q inrtncr credit. $4,000 with
.ntt'cst from september 20. 1916. pay
able September 20. 1921. to be made OF
INFERIOR dignity TO the above credits.
al o. which are to be secured by the
property. Any residue OF tho purchasc
mohry, II any. TO be made ayabl ar
TN and twelve months from day OF sale
hcwase secnEed but made subordin-
a.c 10 the credit above SET
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FARMS q SALE.

80 scref on na,iosai hishway Is acre,
cd Colonial brick. residence CONTAINING .
jtTe rooms, la:S".po-Ch. opcn-air dining
loom; --.erc !awn -~!'h !.rsc shade ;tccs.
70 make a quick sale ti52rD gets il.
80 acres, 4,lendie Groom hous, and
Kitchen: 70 acres cleared and IN hiEn sts,s
her Splendid artesiAr wei. large barn .nd
numerous o'her, ontbytldinG.: right ~ sta
CITY. cheap 10 4 ou,ch buyer.
- acres. srlend.d s-room house. l. acre,
c.eare and ~ N'Sn state % cultivation. :
!. eaady homss- SCI. j. a; onca for Bar,
rs .srta $ s,ssr,a soa nigh stat;
large barn and oihcr en,eliidtns.'' Wisht
MIC :ron city. Car DC poash: heap i:
S.su.ira. e]cin;rT hom. ,'com modsr,
:roG city. Cheap 20 = Quick nuyc-. 1900
so- sale. io acres .. H.,~ood river ,c~.
0G:cr p .o-cs in woode Valance cie.T md
N hiEn state .: cultvauon. "'
rs = .c,es: 80 scrs- cleared. IVA ,snc, :
81. and r.rN i,r,bc-. 6 miles rom c,ty,
I'sn,y OF ;rq',; .pienc,d mouse con;a,nta :
,-n-t s-4 large back no-cn enclosed ro5r
bans ana other outeuld!nrs Tcr,ns ca
w.sarc sr.s' msrv orn.- ..-ns =!
y I$,aa gn.H 7;.,: Hs,n
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REAL r 4 FOR SALE
Houses for Sale. 81

ATTRACTIVE HOME BARGAINS.
ono ,e.Foem houHs: wss. Gsaes Street:
ono s-room brick. Grove Avenue: oak floors.
nice aud new.
one s.room house. Alien Avenue: modern
ops s,5oom' oak doors. modern; possession
ono s-room house. F.oyd Avenue: bot-ra,er
heat: possession "a days.
Ono a.room and sleeping porch. hot-watcr
81, 'G per S %oa; io'! So, ": 6 ! r FsSas Sve %Tsn.'ns for
one s-room. y,ucco. new and nice: oln,er
o2 2s.! s:'G SIG, s s.9ssS' n Gtis and D ssas.i,H', 81 !
OF rilden Street; l year old. ~
on %,,s s-rso's s,! s,,ss; Vest Ss End. ,.,soee heat.
orc S-roo;n frame. South Laurel Street.
$500.
one o-Foom frame. Barton Heights.
On .,roon Bungalow: Barton Heights. io,
$3.50.
one room eottasc. lot so1:5o. Lakeside car
$500.
electric lights. 49, ~
One store With 4 rooms above.
One otoro with ) rooms above.
A. cAT1.IN & COMPANY.
" ia'rish. Madison tM.
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For SALE--s: acres. Groom house. large
barn and other ouibuiidinSS. = miles wcs;
OF city ON good auto road: 70 acres under
high state or cultivation. - In timber. good
orchard. land lays beautifully. can have
large fish pond can give immediate pos
session. lricc, $ll2 per acre. Apply a So.
care TimcS-Disratc
HANh: Il 75-acrc farm. .-rovm house.
$ovo. Near tho city. Address & Ji,
care Tim cs- dispatch.
JAMES, River plantation. 500 acres: good
improvements. including watcr-rOws-
grisi mill: 6nc lot OF timber: onc-QIartcr
iuilc from depot; $i6.5oo. Pollard 4 ltnGDy,
LAKESIDE FRUIT FARM only si7pn. Easy
terms. Oranges. other fruit trees: chance
for big grove. Ideal location on hcsutifut
lake. short dista nCc 10 famous brick sur
faced bouievard; ~ acres: loan fields: lake
watercd pasture. some timber. Comfortable
magnificent shade: superb view.
tSrn. poultry house. Other bulldogs: aged
owner must retire. II taken now. only 5l.7o.
part cash. Details page -. Stroujs Spring
CstaloE Bargains IS States. Copy free. S;rou:
Farm Agency. 1910 T.. /" Heard Building,
lSch s~onviilc. Fla.
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Z cnMr.Nr

GARRETT ccMrANY.
very home.!k. ,era, Of s.. ae-e, n,,,
J.lsSsoo. , nil. eg' sev> room rst;
40 Il 5000 Community. TO he soi9 ~
a'Cs: . n.eotc Q Eatv.v .,
sheds: e-room rc..aenc. s5ms i,ou %
houses: al in Fooi. c%opaiuon .rgc NO.
iHss,-s ee.es soay.n.eo, . = VA.
OAK ana a.~ ,imosr, Al tor 80 SOM
20 acres near Rids. Church. new room
Ss Saethss PFC PFC. 500 "0a Other out.
.,a a!ms si,iio5 @sss.,s D.ss. Mn In .ef 81 'tfe sa q
n1ality sac. .S-Ive thouSand ts.uoad 10
IN fec fer $500. -
as serS...hso!ute.y one CT the nres.
adjoining I've lttie town a5 acr.s un.t.
pio~. IS scrcs Of which are seeded "a
yn..'' c,ov.r and c,her sra~cs Res,,
AAth room. ard every other modern con.
,cnionee. includ,nr heat: 5 tenaa, house,
implements. !arEe lo' .t~k ana csnin
PrIeo rery cheap 20 quick buyer.
". h.-- other farms q an ..z.. an.
GAHRr- & 20.
M Fast Naia Street
Eardo!oa ~
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Legal Notices.
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4 MaTeh AZ ~ Mgg Nett Va:
M-n9fae;arihs 60. VIII be h heIs =. he r ctes
: q !ns S. 'Gissn so: II kieRmond; ,yirE.a!.'
pose Of e]Icctinr directors. sndd 'n ne pu..
= '"o otSash, q Iei iSsh s s.hfr h nss.?ss' a, my
HooeEisoM. SECRETARY ana treasurer.
PM meni. Ni.-t M.feh N f: Is.o: H3nsi R;ch;
dirss,oT. Of THIS, bans, have deciafeed o
ssa!,,i s,o saY'S q J.. 90 90 600! pen 5a4 ssbS G Go 4.
chec.s viii GSas i rSenta & MSteh -;,s?9
n. Bill. IT. C.,hicr. 80 .
n,isbmmSSnns AmrTis3n .Na;;on-i b-1G.
rsrf9rs Of his RINK have declared a QUAR-
Chceks VIII be mailed. o Il i'm. Ga sni.2'
DiVlbE%nm0ld b9n.p!on Trust company.
onh po W;niS n 4 Sowpamy bsid atiis
esnt wss Tcci"red 20 stoc.ho!dcra IS OF
ls;c: thseksS wfii be g" m anf a'''T w. A' fl
NlsR'ssPa; vs; EI:",sF: e: Ni iss e ss4G 81:
y ;hs Of his bank have ,oIay declared
The ,tc.aiiiiaIi. s,Hc.. n,y aiGs'e Hpri p' L. issSan.
g; Is 5s:f ''as5 a as'sss' % # f S %.i IL Of II N-fs Il,
NorIcE-on April !, 1870. i Will Apply to the
10 dispense wh:skey and alcoholic liquids
@aTshail streei. VANS No. 80 H-s'
NOTICE., vii! on. 10Th day Of AprIl apply
20 the Judge OF Hastings Court for a
permit. 10 dispense WHISKY and wine on ply
T.cians, nreScriE;ions. o Sannon's PhaT!nacy.
N~OTIcE-On April ], 1920. wc viii apply 10
the Judge Of tho Hastings Court for per
mission to dispense whiskcy and alcoholic
liquids on prescriptions. VIM. i. Poythress
& Co. Inc. No. I3 East Fra nklin Street.
vrRorSrA-cAnot3}?S:f$ S e CHEMICAL COM
Richmond. Va
DIVIDEND No. 81.
lima hemica COMPANY have this day de-
ciaIed quarterly dividend OF 81 nor share
Gcn). being. dividend No. 81 on the COM
day. May J.. 1870. 10 stockholders of rec
ord at the close OF business on THURSDAY.
April - 1920
S.W. TRANERS. Treasnrer:-
Office of
VIRGINIA-cARoLINA CHEMICAL COM
Richmond. Va. ~ ,o.o
DIVIDEND No. es..
The Board Of Directors OF Virginia.
dssGi,Rs c 'Sa ssih co aanaasu, h.y' a ih.s dig
ferred stock OF this COMPANY. payable
record at the close OF business on Monday.
transfer books will not BIZ closed.
S. W. Trcasnrer.
TO. WHOM i, may conccrn: You arc here
By notified am going out of business in
Richmond. II You have R bill against me
that you can prove as correct. present same
at once at my stores. i40l and 1905 East
Main Street, Richmond Salvage Co. Abe
Scgal. Proprietor.
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JAMES c. PAGE.
TrnE,nN

MAh,H 81 W.! sell At public auction on
mS pace. Stop -. Seven Pines car lin.
;m.rTh AZ 10 O'Clock. my household GOOD.
.r"''uIc' Glassware. disheS. cooking u,.u.
s!i". garden Implements and .iros, -.
,n.hs you want. Come and sec. john :
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lST DAY OF APRIL. 1920.
at = o'clock Il. NJ.


the real estate described as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land
lying and being in the County OF
Iicnrico, state or Virginia, and all
improvements thereon. bounded as
Road. on the south ny ;hc public
highway; on the southeast BY Mr..
Linky: on the north by MI: Williams.
one-half mile north or Fair Oakn
station. containing ono hundred and
twenty-one G2i) acres, more or less.
This being The same tract OF land
conveyed TO Elvina Eliza Glaze by her
husband. humphrey Glaze. by deed
dated February =. 1909. recorded in
the clerks office. IIcnrico Circuit
Court, in n. r. l6S-B. page 3S3.
north OF Fair Oaks Station. and IS
accessible by the Seven Pines Elcc-
Hishiand Springs and seven Pines
II Is VOL adapted To subdivision for
villa sites. Take Seven Pines car and
get off AT Fair Oaks Station.
TERMS; Not less than thee thou
sand GS3 oO0) dollars in cash, and tbs
residue in equal instalir,ents AT one
and two years, having notes OF tho
OF & per centun per annum payable
semi-annually from the day OF sa le.
or f9r an cash. at tho option Of the
until all or the purchase money l.,
paid. and the conveyance ordered by
the court.
axes ior current year TO be pro-
rated as OF tho calendar year.
WTNDIIAM n. MEREDITH.
ALFRED h. COHEN.
Special Commissioners.
r. g.; CHAFFIN & co. INC,
and RtFF1N & SLOAN, -
A~uctioneerS. t1ts&
The bond required OF the specfai
commissioners has been given
J.. WADDILL.
y Clerk.
More Liberal terms may be secured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

FOR SA1.E-Bcautiful. now. s-room dHoII-
iusa now being completed on 1000 hook
I MANN street. opposite John u. Cary Pub
~ Schoo.. Newly papercd. electric lights.
iile bath. etc: good neiEhborhood: sa:np :
uwc!iinE No. :0fG Chafhn Street; oarn
Hcniy and snnday after r. NJ; .se.ect
tor rem; this summe will be extreme
scarce. and ~ very high rents. SO why not
actt!c, TINS rent question by buying your
own home, and stop worrying. Our terms
re wttM.1 your reach. Sec Charles. i.
Ru!!dinE. sos L. L. Main Stree;