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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
U"s ssa I.lT""s

", tuu t,"Id hi- 'oru"' - ." 'l.'.o'""
tuv seYIup D." h",I '''"~itl, '"I'l'. "Hl' I"l
svrori"""s g"v"r""' ~ "hi" ""h leo"
shown Ilru.rlf ah'r-d nrh r''Iv"
r,,IIil"l," WI" hns auv'i hi'"""lf f'"'"
,lrCoul h""nusc ~ hio nT''ia'l"" with
,hr uIunr Er"upa ~ u"liIirR
cor,c,rnirR G"v"rn"r '"> f"r r"fuR
ing !" suiutut~, ihU ruilltl" wh'u IN
rlnnnrI WN1 a" much ~ ~" '""t" ~
qlrrci galway riOt"rR.' tn" FORMER
prrsIdrrI ,ullsd the pomnCrHli" u"miu""
a ,cnrnrtzcr with m"h violence" ra'h
- lh.r nur who would maintain law
and order.
Turntnr 10 labor question: Mr TAFT
said Samuel GomprrS expected G"y"rn"r
Co, II elected To yt'ld constantly q"
his sdvic. AZ Mr. Wilson had dom.
Il do not minimize Mr. Gumpcrs val
uAhIc 4"rvlcea during tn" war and
agree with his inSiSIrnC" upon real cot
I.rrtvr hnrguining but think II would
he harmful to the country Tor him ="
continue to CTcrcis" in IN" newt admin q.
tsirsIion 81 IN" Ihh"r department ana
other departments 81 ~" E"'"fnm"n'
the same power ~hI' u ht~ h'"h ms }"
tht- administration
AH~r reviewing III" worn - ih" wi
eun Standardization "nh d!S'"hsimh The
ntucss 81 h"th tt"Noi""' '"N h"d " "t
t"T IidtdlHE Nj l"il conc l"d'l w"
thir st"t0H""i
A, trlW,.n th, -" ,anhId"ts' both
"f - L,nn k""~ have -" dinl' atty J."
cspt,aaius q IL, ti,d i'''i'f""'" i"' S'n
Si"' ita'hi"s
rI,.s go. daahcd ,n ,ho ground ""I
lingering h"rsr ~hI'i i'''"''' '"'" '""I
ksvc hah ihai tt. I'"'tI"- "hs''"'' -
tho League 81 "atI''"a !" 'hs n'In'hI''"'
ra'tr '"a" ~h" '"'"i"lS""h '''' '"'
Ntis"" I""E"' ""i "r''""''h 90" '"' go"
d.. IatT..,m, ~lri ''-id'',' wiIs'''. hl"'
..if -ruIi trn-,s t"'"'s't I,,, tim"
sra aorsih~. he r"''h""'"i"r 'l'' 'i"" "
rsf.'s na"" -" ~" ie"H"" i"",'- "l"""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Tus wnATHna

oHI". w--.-'- T.""sIiv""'- -"a west
VIrpIsl- r~IE W "wednesday ava probably
Thursday httls change lw tsmp~ratnrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

I.mnd"u rrr - CIV 1rh Nu""' i"'"h
rrrraD Th"t" w"Iu uu new develop
InsuIr i,nln, ~ Ih" coat utIik" whl'h u
b"Enu mSI saturday Ia att III" "",l
roEIuuu whCIo Ih' men hnv" Inid down
IhoIr I""l, "Il"r wan maintained 10y lh"
ItIkrrs
one fontuto 81 the Sltunti"n I"ulEm
whi,', bot" r"Hrlhiliilr1 "f " widening
OF the aIrIh' was the pr,Hp"'l "t ia"
- OOp l."nd"u commercial I"'d li"nH
port mon ron-InE w"rk rhr nae" on
,InIlns ihcmHolyrn nl fulIy ""I''"' ilnE
the InInr,r 4 ,unf,rru'" wan I" h"v"
y, - h,ld to-day 4" takc h""l "' ii''n "n
fhlr rcr,iuIi"n. bat tho Im"'il"t va" al
luuiurd uuIIl I"ui"IIu" Meantime
ur,icIu hay, h,,n IrSu"d 4" hIn"' h'' 81
the ,,nIuu thiuuEI,,ui lh' '"''"i'N I"
h,,n Ih,I, rItI Ika 80 E""is"lI""" r''r"''h
ih"uIL ~, t'"uHI"lit w"ih"'" /" "ll
ra,IS 81 ia, ."t"iIN ~pIh act u J." 80
ituni,d that Iru "Uu 'n'n v"Uih ho 1"
v,I ~
81 l,nL, .,d ,hr I,"h.i ''l"n "iI h','"'
,aaIn. 100 4" na """r""d'd i"' ,ha d"'"
tiui, 81 ti' ,""I '"i"',H aI' H.
Nnnuu,, ,,m,uI v"r ,,"h' t""lBh' 80
th. ""at" ".'t,.,, - 49,. calling - "'",ly
un iIu ,""r,"e,, rti",".," hri ~s'.'.',
nri",,I a,,I T., t""'I nS,'iIIr'' !" -" l'
.""h, - 'I, '""'" 81 v'"H' !" '"''I I"r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Wilson Criticised.

''rr"uid"ut WilTuu mHd" hImr"lf III"
pr"p"r subject % III" H"v"r"H 'tlllrIHm
~ not b~InH willing L" accept II com.
urnmIHc which the HrnAt" had ia" right
to otter hIm" Hnid Mr. Taft In diHCuHT-
iug n" lrhEu" ~ nations "Hy lnHlHtinK
un Article Ton h" destroyed his league,
aud Mr. toL prUporeH to do thc same
think The only pHsHihir hope nf MAX.
ing pr"Rfrsz toward League or nations
to su"uTn p"h"" Ia therefor" 10y lh"
ole, tinu ~ Mr Harding
The lHSur 81 thiH campaign iH
whether wC shalt hrpT"vr Ihu Wllson
administration Tho uurHti"n lH what
can bc dnIir under the Tulon "i ih' game
uudcr the ,"uriiIuil"nhl pr"NIhl""T I"
hrinE the l'nIi"d SInirr mt" an "rIhnH"
iuCnI WIN "ih,I Urtl"ns - prevent war
Il soUuur 1" iuc ,lrnI that Ia thr 'SIsi
Ina nIiuaIl"n NJ Harding - "l'' iI"n Ia
tho only unUanH ,I sr,UI las IhIH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Wilson AutooFatio.

lilo has uu"h oil hiH pn~"T n"I lntlh
onrc Ia uRuy nhtnm'"h /" dle' lplln"
CunErcaamon and H"Uat"Tn "f hiH rpriF
aud - dof"ai them f"T "tfl'". h"'auH"
they hay" questioned Tho ~IHd"m "f hlH
arIIun uT have Altered VbHlTurIlun L.
his Will circumstances hAv" "nuhl"d
hIm Io Crafty hir love "r p"""i ~"
csaT or klnH over had Rr"al"r power
IhAa Woodrow Wilson dprinU tho war,
t..a e !, sssIe,s"n ,,.,rn
oalod Ito sdtsbILshn1 = shei"Vion from
conference vltl.5dlespbsra Of il" Hunalo
aBd ,ns,absfs pF uia ifei,ss, unhsAnd 80
before la this country" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
wilson's Psrsonslity

Tho Is-uu Esid Nj rSN whI' n
tho Nru, Tl,nu p'"rlU Ur' g"I"E =" vote
anon ln IhIA rlc'llun. ~" matter what
Mr 90. NIrhrs Mr. Nllh"n wiah"r "r
VI IIardIug wishcr ~ ~h'ther Ih"y "P
utnvr The Standardization "f Nj wilson
Mi NIIruu la man uf "N'"Pli"nal
tbItIt, aud 81 -tIlI u,"i' '"rii"unl pei
runaItt, an't hr has stamped that r"I
rDualitg uI,uu hIH Udmlulnitatiun 81"
,""pictrIY that h' - ia" "d""t"'h''"
,nn o. In Iu"r"aalido Ih''"f"i" T."
taIk ln Ihta .ant'uir" ~ithr"i i"lhI"S
81 Nj, VIln"u IT. t'v'n tho os"''i"c
mI Iu~.t and Ir ,.,rttiliE N""HltisC T."
ANY aIIsunpt rouI 81 ta",I'h - ANYONE.
v Wh,Ih', ,uns, o.",,a' nvh"t"' go r'""
S,,n I,"i"",', ." t",o,f"'' ~I,h 81"
U.tUt,.I
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90 i,..l i.uI ''-ulI~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Mr.. Taft Tells Why
Friends of Peace
Support Harding
~, nAVsr IAw o Supn
tU"yy.'sh' ", 49, '-N-'hs

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,lruIrt ir brIr 'h, "lh"r W"''""" h' M
,,Ilny 10 ynr, f"r ~" lrrEn' VIA ""
ruhhrau r"urrvHrt"us nnd W" h'' 70"
rwi,r In anticipation 80 "N"'"ll'' ~"
pnnaihIlIIb however. aud lnlim'''' Nv
,lrcs 40, wish :" submit he M'l'""
,o.,,uc IN IN. scnatn u" pr, r"Ts ."
noKotlnlr with the lrah,nE p"""tT NO"
Ia, The League L" IcvIEr Hnh amend IH'
league 10y nn agreement with lh"7' l""
ara before submitting tho matter !" IN"
senate Iu his sp"""h "r August
and I'm nj, .u,,,., h,.. pt indianapolis hhh
.,Irron,n~tI. Iu,tltu.,. ihtu last week u"
n,s made ~ ,l,nt rh.ff ihlS C"unlty
.hould hrIu ,u nu ,1s"rIntl"n I" avon"
war md iI.l it /. willing To hflhk
,hnul , ,u,,,itttp .rr rrN Ia,d IcaKu" avoid
lrR tnonr 4, ,tur,e nI the Nlls"n l"'t
,us To- whl,h h, han mad" objection
fns luslsi,n,r H. that tho league nh"u'h
center ntnund a court 81 luAil'". Hi'h
NF ItuuI.p tutsInn IlIn6l court "f lu'
ugr futuIBhra a basis Zee hir pro-
p"SaI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
ror RsssSSsti"ns

fsrt.aSI"nr that Nj iia'h1"r h"H
su,all,'d tho league "' han 'r"dl"l,'
A a., EiuHAIy uuf"I CHrt'"NI""n I'N
hns ,Is"'"n"ty "rU"r'h "''I''" -" ",''
tI,, Muu,", du, tIu, UI"VlHi"" ha' u"
~ rnnr ,cr"dtol'h la "'h"t r'"T'"'"""
aud nut r,,sSa Nlt I"f't'"'U 'h"' Il" IL
nt,t,ur,,i -, npy t,uF,' 80 "rI""'l :" ih"
rtorord League, ~h," 'h'S' f'"i"''"
Which ho dee, ,ur &" ho "hl'"tl"""hlo a."
,oo,uvrI onI ysh,u "ih', f'"'"'"a a."
added ihat D., .l.,",r ." Be- 900 t"""''
du.r hlu, l"luu'l''
l rtsh 49, h, tr"l t'"I"'''' 'Hl b" Hr''
- rIuh =" pir4 -" r"'"" 81 E"'"'"
,nsnt 80 ~ tUl"s 49, '""'"'""'l }" 'h.
,uu-tltuit", of 30 "I''d N'"'r"
Tr.i tn.trIu,, 'hnl th"Wrh fur"'''
tnr " tIa"u I"o"u' nnh h"t"d 'h"
tnIRhI 10 rniln"h U',i fHv"''d "f'h' l' '"h
aud hoped that ~ might "r'np" "ll"'""
lion WHOM f"uul thai - could net hs
ratified I ura'h - Tts"nEls 80 ""nlh
ia, arrspisur" - ih' trr"fyNtl"nT "I
fsrrd Icy the Republicans ~ N"v"mh''.
1919 aud Ia February. l'fn. i"It INA
r,asideni wIlauu made himself ia"
proprr rubjscI 81 the -"v"T"sl "rltl"lh"'
in not being willing I" accept com
pFotairn which the Schat" had rlEn'
Io onrr hirn uy lnsistIuH on artlol"
ten hT has destroyed hlr leaEu" aud
Mr. COS propaasp TO do ~" sam" ihlhE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

'Frb. only poaaibic hope Of rnakaaN
hruKrsss tUvard u l.a4ss or nkti0aNftn
sAr1Fe psh,' H. by the olC'iion OF M
tIardinR III, pTeSout election ln nov
a referendum Ubo T"sVu ~ which WI
aslsEnntna nhsIhcr ths kInnfl6an pe"ph
-. la fsvo, Gf ST. Wnrohs lusHno ~
k9nInsI ~ The irauu ~ Ihin campaign
nd ~hrth.T w. shaft approve tho WhS""
administration Ft"m rnY "hsaTNhil"n,
aud hayc hod Rfont "rp"Tt"nlly w
sVs,, mart OF tha '"untTy. l hoil"yo tha'
saFs IL, fave, "T hT wilrUnA ACCEPT
IkH tho r".,rrvaIInnH and snt"TlnH lh"
tI.Eur I hrIioys further that - ma J"T.
uy ~ the American psopl" sT' nGsln"t
article 10 nnd think this, although !
ia voted nrti,I, 10 and would hsV" hron
plsd ,n Er" u retI1rd RI" nu"Hti"n II
sh,I ,ru 10 d'r,r uui"r the TuloP of ih'
sornr lhut IN und"T constitutional prov
trI.ug Iu hring the tuiIod HInicE nj"
,n arrangement with "lh"r nation" !"
r,r,rnt VA T. rcrmH I" no 'l"ar mat
go iI,r rsirlIus rItunIt"u. Nj Ii"Thh'g
ri.,iInn II the "ulF m"a"H "f r"'urinE
IhIr'
pthrr rartr "f Nj Tnfi'- speech w"'"
IuI,nrrl, intcrruttnp H. Tint they y"
notnr.d NJ Wtlr"n'a uiituh" '"~hrd
,.nunurIlurr even during lh" wpr MI
ran uniI puhlI, "ptUl"n Mon" f"f""i
Ih, I'rrsIdrui :" -rIcrt nhl" men !" UnEc
NnrrIra "n",tI1" H. ItH war "TCH"isH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Eoy aasaiAs's nisss,Nu,

toontinu.d on 1aSs niGht)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-02-13

Mother and the Law" to be seen here
at the Phillips Egypt Sunday.
Miss Mae Marsh and Mr.. Robert
Harron head the company, which in
cludes the Misses Miriam Cooper, Vera
Lewis, Alberta Lee, Margaret Marsh
and the Messrs. Ralph Lewis, Walter
Long, Fred Turner and Tod Browning.
"The Mother and the Law" has been
described as dramatic thunderbolt,"
and includes many sensational scenes
that carry the audience in veritable
whirlwind Of excitement to the final
climax.
Special music has been composed for
this production by Mr.. Louis Gott-
schalk
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-02-13

We have moved to our new
quarters at 2S7-2S9 w. Tenth st.
and are now prepared to give
you the best of service.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-02-13
JEWISH PROFESSOR NAMED FOR
BERLIN UNIVERSITY.

Berlin: (By I. J. P. b. DR.. Issai
Schur has been appointed Professor
of Mathematics in the University Of
Berlin.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-02-13
THEATRICAL COLUMN.
Powerful Griffith Picture.

"The Mother and the Law" is the
title Of a powerful D. w. Griffith
super-production announced as the
special attraction at the Phillips
Egypt Sunday.
The word powerful best explains
this latest Griffith story for the rea-
son that this wizard Of the drama has
furnished an intense, emotional and
highly dramatic play that verges
closely to tragedy, and strikes an
echoing vibration in the heart and
mind Of the spectator. AS in all Grit
fifth productions, there are contrasting
moments Of comedy and exaltation,
but the undercurrent Of great human
emotions is so strong as to cause the
audience to sit spellbound by the al
most irresistible whirlwind Of events
that lead up to the final climax.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-02-13

A thoroughly representative all
star cast Of foremost players Of the
motion picture world has been assem-
bled by David Wark Griffith for his
tremendous dramatic story, 1.-THE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
The American Railway EXPRESS Com
pany VIII on Tuesday. AUGUST 81. 1870,
at - o'clock. In the COURTROOM. state Cor
ply for PERMISSION To- INCREASE express
per cent: also to advance rates on milk
and cream 10 cduali2c recently Increased
also for any additional advance which may
IN the meantime bs granted by tho Inter
state Commerce Commission TO meet wage
board awards. -
OFFICE or DIRBCToR OF PUBLIC
Room No. SOC. city Hall. 49,,
PRoP69sAks ~
Sealed proposals. VIII he received at THIS
at IL o'clock, noon. Tor the erection and
completion OF a fire engine horse. to be
located at First Avenue and Stuart Street.
Highland Park Richmond. Va. accord;
Ing to plans and specifications az prepared
Plans and specifications can be seen and
other information can be had upon apnli-
cation at the building, inspectors office
Room No; 395. CITY Hall;
pany all proposals.. and hond equal to
80 per cent OF the amount OF contract VIII
be required OF the successful bidder.
Tho Director OF Public Safety reserves
The right to Fsiec, a WM a I'd ali Siaa OF
Director OF Pusllc Safety.
TO. ALL. whom Il, may coneern-Take no.
tcrcst OF Angelo Farnocchia in the busl-
ness OF Frank Moriconi & Co. and that
he is no longer associated with US in the
kEFREp MoRfcoNi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
OPPORTUNITY.

Manufacturer is open
ing this territory as dis
tributor for high-class,
non-competitive speciality
that will sell wherever
shown. Big money maker.
Must have small capital to
finance self and organize
statesmen. See factory rep
resentative in Room 544,
Hotel Richmond, 8 to IL
A. M. and 4 to 6 P. M, for
particulars and demonstra-
tion of sample.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
BY RUFFIN & SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale

By virtue of n certain deed OF trust,
dated February 20, 1915. and recorded;
In the Clerks Office, Circuit Court OF
and also recorded In the Clerk.s Of
flce Of the Hastings Court OF theaCitY5
or Richmond. Part H., ID. B. II, p. 1885,
the payment of certain money there
In named, default having been made;
In the payment OF same, ind being re-3
CURED SO to do by the beneficiary. we;
snail sell at Public Auction, on the;
premises, on $40 7slE
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1890,
at 1880 O'Clock p. NJ.
that certain tract of land containing
shtes and ,1,, one half tsHS acres. to.:
thereon, in Chesterfield County; .VirsS
ginia, on Royali Avenue. a short dis
o lance cb, from M, RIVER Road being about
designated as lot No. 6. and he'north,
ern end Of lot 5. in Gopton's and
'vaden's plan. p. 3. 2. PIP. 200, 201,
good opportunity for any one dasir.
Ing n small farm just outside city
At 5:15 O'Clock p. NJ,
that certain lot Of land with all the
4l5 Cowardin Avenue, South Rich
inond. being n substantially, built
ira me dwelling, containing s Or 6!
tS Hs ao 1,oi ha YIN & frontage Of
suitable for either as home or In
vestment. - ~ ss1StS
TERMS: For cash as to so much OF
tho proceeds that may be necessary.
to defray the expense OF executiflg3
this trust and to pay note Of ss,5i1as
with interest thereon from Nav 81
1920. and any balance payable at six
ana Twelve months. with interest ut
six per cent. secured by deed of ,trnst4
on the said property. "
L. "a NANCE, ~
JOHN SLOAN, u
Trustees 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
ROLAND GARRETT. 4
HASkINS HOBSON,Sl n
Special Commissioners

In the Clerks Office of the Hustings
Court. Part H., of the City of Rich-s
mond, Maggie NJ. Clarke EFT ala.
Plaintiffs. against Fl. L. Forsythe &c.
ais, Defendants" NJ
l. IL. q. Du Val. Deputy Clerk OF
bond required of the Special CotnmIs-
sioners by the decree rendered In said
cause on the 18th day OF August. 1920.
has been duly given. -
Given under my hand as Deputy
Clerk of the said court this 18th day
ii. G. DU VAL, * NJ;
Deputy Clerk s,ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
BY N. W. BOWIE & SON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AuchonSal
21O Feet on the.
South Side Of
Gilbert Street
BETWEEN MEADOW STREET
AND SHIELDS LAKE.

At the request of the parties In
interest, we Will CELL. on the prom.
ises. on - a
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1890. y.
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ,
All that certain lot OF land fronting
Street beginning 40 feet west Of:
Meadow street and running back
from said front, between parallel
the rear. 49, I r7s y y
This is an unusually attrnettys
piece OF property. S III & IN,
TERMS: one-half cash and tiass
balance at and IL months fiotSf3
and interest to DO secured ~ decd;
OF trust on the land purchasSd. q nv
all cash at the option III the pnfsS
9's, N, Nv. BOWIE q sos. u
HUNDREDS q ussfs yoiSs avn; iSifSS
p. g e; seq s, ss .a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18
Commissioners
Auction Sale
OF CORNER BRICK STORE
PROPERTY - :
No. sol West:
Cary Street

Pursuant to Il decree OF the Hust-
Ings Court, Part H.. of the City ot3s
Richmond Va. entered on the TIN days
OF august. 1920. in the cause styIed:s
Maggie NJ. Clarke ct ais. vs. Harry
L. F'orsythe ct als.." we the UNDER
signed Special Commissioners; ap.f
pointed for the purpose. will. On L
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90, 1920
AT $40 O'Clock p. M, IS
on tho premises. proceed to sell az;
PUBLIC Auction. subject to confirma.S
ton by tho court, That certain lott
or parcel Of land. with brick 5tencSs
nent and other improvements there.
on, designated and known as No. SOL
west Cary Street, Richmond va,.f
situate at the southwest corner OF
cary Formerly Dover) and sLnurels
Streets, fronting twenty-three (2aJs
ana running back between parallel
lines Zone Of which Is the westernS
line OF Laurel Street,. ninety-sevens
(97) feet. rs
This property Is now used as Is
drug store, and should attract the att
tention of any one looking for n busi.s
ness location. or good investment. q
TERMS: One-fouEth cash and the
balance in three equal interest-bear-s
ing installments, at 6. 12 and IS.
months. respectively, such INSTALL
ments to be evidenced by the notes
of tho purchaser, bearing per cent
interest from date of sale, and titla;
to be retained until all the purchase
money shall have been paid In full ;;
or all cash at the option Of the pur.:
chaser. E5sSss
ROLAND GARRETT.
HASkINS HOBSON.it, He Z,
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TIcE.
and chatteis Of
baldwin shows. operated by Long shore
man Lodge. TO satisfy tax account In my
hands for collection. to-wit:
1 Plantation Show tcoInpleteI.
I Athletic Show.
1 Ftouda Show.
Oicc and Fixtures.
l Merry-Go- Round.
And other articles too numerous to
mention. which were used In show on
tho north side Of Thlrticth Street. in the
500 block.
Now therefore. in pursuance OF the said
levy. 1 shall sell ut public auction to the
highest bidder for cash At 10 o'clock ~.
". in front OF 23oI and. a3os iiun,ing,on
Avenue, In the city OF Newport News.
State OF Virginia. on tn: 23rd day OF
August. 1920. the goods and chat;els afore-
said Terms cash.
BY THOMAS NEWMAN.
CITY Treasurer.
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FINANCIAL
business Onportunitins

CONPECrIoNERY-I location mod
Grn mntures: good business; rent $50
address 32S. care Times Disoatch
DRUG SlSESS-For sale. drug busIne1,
DONG forty thousa nd dollar annually
VIII sell FOR twenty thousand. II a
E19her. Cape Charles. Va.
EXCEPTIONAL. opportunlty. We would
IKE 10 CONFER with RESPONSIBLE marty
having Some capital with the view OF or
Ganiz!ny little guarantee company for
statewide business. American Realty
Exchange. tol Times Dispatch Building
Phone Randolph 949.
stand on Church Hill: oldest a hi she d
trade OF. twenty-hve years: doing about
a hustler 10 make big money: good rea-
sons for selling. II you have the cash
Look It over Address A $40. care Times
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Legal Notices
NOTICE OF SAIL

NOTICE OF SALE.
II will sell at public auction on Thurs
DAY. 16th day OF September. 1920, at the
Bank Street door OF the Post once Huild-
Ing. RiShmond. Va. NJ p. NJ. ono Ford
automobile. Ave- messenger. 1919 model
seized By the United States Government
Tor violation OF the Internal Reve nue
NOTICE TO CLAIMANT.
Any person having any interest in or
Title To tho above described automobile
must appear on or before the date OF an
and protect his claims or interest therein
according TO law.
IT. v. SHUGARr
Federal Prohibition Agent
you can soil anything II you ind the
brlrE buyer and soller together.
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Poultry and Supplies

MoUI.TrNG HESs-Keep a hopper OF DIV
Purlna Chicken Chowder bcfor. your
rnou!ting hcus throughout the summer and
give them half as much purina Scratch
Feed and you are certain OF eggs next
winter. Sold In o0-pound bars and 81
pound packages. AT your dealers or Braucr
& Kastt 1908 4. Cary St.
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Monument
Avenue
Home

Three bedrooms, sleeping porch
hot water heat, electricity and gas: 2
tiled baths; servants rooms: laundry
tubs; double garage; up o-date See
POLLARD & BAGBY, INC.
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Tailoring and rrcssinu

BROADWAY Cleaning and Pressing Co.
I720 East broad Street.
CLOTHES repniring Is my business. Beat
work, cheapest prices. a. n. FtlnberY,
HARTnS, Cleaners and Dyers 1927 West
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nyanted-Fenale

Help Wanted-Fcmale "a
BOoKK BEPER. e1perienced: good chance
to advance: Apply or wrlto at once,
Mr.. Adams. StoIo MRr..s Southern Stamp
and Stationery Co. Twelve Six Main
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lady. ono that
work. ,Address k so5. caro- Times Dis
YQg will save money BY readifif thu
" Want AdD In this paper bofofo Won Inv.
APP article, II lesHly found becausa All
ADA are indexed and classinsd, ~ -
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Musical Instruments G:

PIANO. Upright. mahogany case; Lester
piano; perfect condition: sl65. Madison
THE quick way to get what you want "a
TO read and uIe Times Dispatch Want
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms aud Land for Snlo az

BEAUTIFUL farm and home: located in
the heart OF Jeicrsville. Va: IS acrca
tobacco land. fine pasture. SPLENDID or
ehard: 1-room dwelling. barn. store. $40
oo4 10 settle estate w. L. Bailey. jeters-
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Machinery and Tools

MACHINERY--A1i used equipment from
Our our plant is thoroughly rebuilt and sold
and Company. Machinery Dealers 5oI.5oS
"! Fifteenth 81. Madison 53l2
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BOARD and room. wanted by two young
dress 32:. caro- Times Disnatch
ROOM with or without board wanted hy
business man and le-year-cld son: home
comforts comforts preferred 2ii care Times
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for anIo

FoRDS. FoNDS. F0RDsITouring. sedan.
E9npes .runnbout. with and without
late oo,ivery Can be seen at the South
,n Stock Yards. West Broad Street next