davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1920-01-30

Jak oznamuje zvlastnl depese 2
Rima, sovetska vlada ruska ozna-
mila, he Nine. Angelica Ballarno-
vova imenovana bude ruskym d.
plomatickym zastupcem Rime.
Baron Franckenstein jmenovar
byl rakouskJm vyslancem pro An
glii.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-31
CRONACA DI F|LADELF|A

che la Italian Lyric Federation ST
npromctte di dare la sera di Cio-
yedi' / Novembre, con una accolta
artistica di primo ordine e con un
allestmento scenico degno del capo-
Iayoro delIimmortalc Cigno di Bus
seto. La parte del protagonista sara
sostcnuta dal conosciutissimo tenoro
Carlo Marziali che, nella stessa ope-
ra, la sera di Sabato, %, all'Acca-
demla di Musica di Brooklyn, often
ne un successo yeramente strepitoso.
Gil saranno compagni la Kinmars.
la klinoya, Puliti, Sergi, Nanghi,
PM e De Blast. Direttore d'orche-
stra il Maestro Guerrieri.
Che eli ItaIiani specialmente non
manchino a questo spettacolo non e
solo desiderio del Cav. Alfredo Sal
maggi, anima mente della compa-
gnla, del Sigg. D'Ayascio Lo-
vergine, che ne curano la gestione fl
nanziaria, ma anche di tutti coloro
FItalian Lyric Federation del buon
che hanno a cuore il successo del
me d'Italia.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-31
Central City Building and Loan
Association
aff.mO
N. RIVANO-ASTI
1919 Dickinson st.

Durante 10 scorso ammo lutte le
Building Associations hanno rice
vuto domande di prestito pee un
numero superiore di quelle che a
vrebbero potuto accettare, percio'
molte di esse 81 son dovute riget-
tare. 81 e. data pero' la preferen-
"a ale domande del soci.
Quei connazionali che hanno in
tenzione di acquistare case, facciano
subito domanda di appartenere ala
Central City Building and Loan
Association in modo che domain lie
loro richieste di prestito possano
essere considerate con precedenza
to JOHN GARAGUSO, 14O1-2 N.
American Building.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-31
UID DIOVl DIbDIiGIZiOIe

Abbiamo riceyuto il numero del
la Rivista mensile Mari nostri'', il
primo pero' che e redatto da una
coIta slgnora, che ha lutte lie carat
tenstlche della glornaIsta On sangue
nostro.
La competente direttrice e la ST
gnora Pa Falcon, dl dlstntlsslma
iamlglla ltallana, mantata allayN. =.
+. I. aselll, eX United States d.
strict Attorney ed attuale presldent@
dell Italian Star Line Company.
NOnostante il nostro atteggia-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-31
R. .COnSOIatO'd' Italia
IN PHILADELPHIA

Con preghiera di pubblicazione mel
Suo periodico.
I connazionati soto indicati sono
invitatt a presentarsi al Regio Con-
solato dTtalia per comunicaziont che
Il riguardano:
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-31
COMMUNICATE
RTCEVTAMO e PUBBLICHIA1GO
Phila.. Pa, 21 OFT. 1920

RICENIAMO e PUBBLlCHlAAlO
Phila., Pa, q Oft. 1920
caro- Drettore
de La Ljbera Pm0La,
A proposito della lettera aperta
indirizzatati per la tua onorificenza
che fu firmata da diversi tuoi fra
tell delrOrdine F. d'L. da tuoi
anici, fra j quail figura anche il
mio nome. debbo dispiacermi col
promotorc di essa pcrche' non tennc
conto della mia eccezionc 10 - che
ii fui che ii saro' sempre un AMIGO
sincere ed affczionato - firmando,
pregai perche' a piedi della lettera
in parola 81 dicesse che, mentre io
ero con gil altri a consigliarti di ac-
cettare la onorificcnza da qualsiasi
parte ii fosse venuta perche' convin-
to che tn hal scmpre layorato disin-
teressatamente. non intendevo pero'
dare la mia solidarieta' al nostro go
verno ed allie sue Istituzioni monar-
chiche.
Tanto no yoluto dirti per chiarire
meglio la mia posiZione.
III salute e credimi tue
aff.mo
n. RIVANO-ASTI
1919 Dickinson St
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-10-31

Sicuro Paolo di Salvatore da Cata-
mia.
LateHa francesca fu Domenico da
Saline Ioniche.
francesca Fazio da Catania.
Calzia Giovanni da Villaguardia
Giro Iannone da Ripateatina.
Passini Mario da Milano.
PinilJeri Giuseppe di francesca da
Lercara (PalernoD
Ie2Zi Domenico di Antonio da Ca
atelli CTeramo).
Salvatore Mattace.
Philadelphia, Pa, Ii 10 Ott 1920.
II r. Console
Silenzi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
House Bills

BY Mr., G!ipin-A bill 10 amend and re-
enac. an act, entitled IAN act to authorize
and require tho Board of Supervisors %
Warren County TO issue bonds OF tho said
county. not in excess OF fifteen thonsa nd
dollars ({I5.o0oo6p. TO bear interest at the
ratio OF pe .centum per annuTn: TO pay
70. the compilation OF the road leading from
District in said county: and 70 lay tax
on the taxable property OF said district TO
pay tho interest on said bonds and provide
a sinking fund for their redemption" APP
proved February 10. 1920.
By Mcssrs Pitts and LanShorne--A bill 10
authorize the Nlberar!e Power Corporation,
us successors and assigns. and any public
service corporation heretofore or hereafter
chartered to construct and maintain one
a. more dams in James River between the
Counties Of Aibemarle and buckingham. and
10 divert and the waters OF said river
for the production OF power.
By Mr.. RamSey-N bill to amend and re-
enact sections - and 20 of an act, entitled
IAN act TO amend and rc-enact the charter
81 tho town OF Martinsr'lie. in the County
81 Henry" approved March :. 1892, as here
tofore amended.
by Mr.. Fianacan-A bill 10 add new
section to tho charter of the city OF Rad
lord to be known section 20, in relation
20 civil justice. providing for his election
or appointment and qualifications. dcscrib- :
ing his powers. duties jurisdic term Of
office and compensation. and repeating all
acts and parts OF acts and all charter pro-
BY Mr. Groomc-A bill to amend and re-
enact sections . and OF Article H.. and
section / Of Article Ill OF an act to ircor
porate the town OF Phoebus, in Eliza beth
city County, approved January %. 1900. as
heretofore amended by an act approved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Senate Bills

g t .ss 2s es 4 s ns &c :s.
he Panssa snd 5n 70 nc commit'es
and re-eaact sections is. 81 and i'll OF an
approved sIareh 20, Isis. which was taken
the Joint Committee on Special. Private and
Local Legislation.
plus for insurance cornpanc. hereafter or
OF n1 s sst and to HreseThs
hsssae ri, appiyins for license 20 do bpsi
Committee on Insurance and Banking.
ay Me- seccn rs Of biz The 70 csde %
a n n seS IN 9 sbe
Tor Courts OF Justice
Il. sir. Andrews--So. 7Ie: A bill 30 add
q, new section to Inc chart. Of the city
relation to a cyl and police Justice. pro pro-
auaiinca,ions. describing his powers duties.
Jurisdiction. term OF oiHce and compensa,
Sa na Sfa a1d
herewith, which was taken up. ord, oIdered to
ni,tcc on Special, Private and Local Leg
ana y Ms section $50 Of 0 The to cSa
Sa breG na To S
by Mr.. Paui-No. s14: 4 bill to amend
N.rEl,a which vas taken up: e.dsrsH TO
FOR Courts of Justice.
n nd enact an act. approved December ia
1895. providing for tho incorporation or the
town of Mount Crawford. In the County OF
dercd TO be printed and referred 10 the
Joint C2<lnittee on Special. Private and
~ NJ; r1ui@ -; s,s;tA BIZ, 20 anena e,
Virginia. which was taken up. ordered to
be printed and referred to the Committee
for Courts Of Justice.
by Mr.. Paul-No. 81: 4 bill amend
a nd re-cnact section $685. OF the Code OF
NirEinia which was taken up. ordered to
BY Mr.. Pau-No 3ls: A hill to amend
and rc-cnact section 1898 OF tho Code OF
xirEin,a: which was taken up: ordered TO
for Courts OF Justice.
ny Mr. Cannon-So sIe-A bill, to amend
and re-enact act. entitled An act to
for tubercu!ar teachers" approved March
~. 1915 which was taken UP. ordered 10
be printed and referred 10 the COMMITTEE.
BY Mr. Jenreys-No. $50: A bill to amend
and re-enact section 50 of an act. entitled
AN act TO define ardent spirits and TO pro-
for sale: transportation. keeping for sale.
as herein defined. except provided here
in: declaring certain arden, spirits contra
therefor and forfeiture thereof: to prohibit
advertisement of such ardent spirits: to
prescribe the jurisdiction for trial and APP
prescribe the force and effect OF certain
evidence and prosecution for violation OF
this act: TO create the Office OF Commissioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
WAVERLY TO HAVE LARGE
PLANT FOR MAKING TILES
Works VIII he Operated With Brick
tIlns Of Petersburg Company
and Opened Nnrch /.

Especial TO Tne I!mcS- DISPATCH
PETERSBURG. Feb. ls.-onc OF the
largest tile works in the South will
soon be established at Waverly., Va,
by Friend & Co, OF this city. The
works will be operated in connection
with the brick works Of this company
at Wavcrly. and operations are eS-
pected to begin about March l.
The general Offices of the new con-
Germ will be located in this city. The
new plant will be the only one OF it's
kind IN Virginia. Experiments made
with clay in the vicinity nave dis
closed the fact that the clay is ad-
mirably suited Cor the purpose and
will make tile Of excellent quality.
While attempting to alight from n
northbound Atlantic Coast Line pas
senEer train while Il was in motion
on East Washington street this morn
ing, a Z'cli-dressed young white wo-
man, whose name could not be learned.
was thrown TO the ground and severely
shaken up. but not injured. She was
able to reboard the train and continue
on her way.
When the train pulled out OF the
Washington Street station, the wo-
man, believing the train was leaving
the city and wanting to change here
for Roanoke. attempted to alight from
the steps OF Pullman car. She was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
RICHMOND IMES-DSPATCH: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1920

Of sd nS dome s s,s
cation and who Is a person of intcmperatc
ssLn,x within the meannT Of this aet
serSnk Certain rules OF esdSnea ii e ees
tain prosecutions under this act: defining
9sHhs RE0TSs t Sale hoy OF , 'sSy
TIC ,prspara,ionns patent and proprietary
Of ae, and ss au, fS SsF' sG
,ns p5oy as Of this h, aG AZ 70 sae
enfor,cs s: ut Of ,his &C, and 70 prescribe
'F Ihe ,hs Of
State necessary moneys Tor the enforce
ae o. EenSa
10, 1916. and all other acts or parts ~
March 10. 1915. which Mas taken ny. or
&sred 20 be pMSi a1s and rsfsTr;a 70 the
ny Mr TsReSSo s:l s to ISela5e
&. ;eTn 'e ef sps q hae s s xSss
taken up ords a 70 be printed ana
'ei By MIR . MappMSo. sse: A bill to amend
'T's s sSS % s The S5aS5sf
and rs.enast section 500 Q, the Code Of
be printed and referred TO the COMMITTEES
for Courts or Justice.
BY Mr. Andrews-No. 90: Proposing in
vestiyation relating to number. distribution
and the rroper qualifications OF those who
arc practicing heaingS in this State. which
vas taken up. ordered 20 be printed and
referred to the Committee Public Insti-
tutIons and Education.
BY Mr. Parsons-No. 22t: 4 bill TO au-
thorize the Board O, suoervisors OF Patrick
road construction. Improvement and main
tenancc in said county and TO Issue bonds
therefor. not exceeding 10000 in amount.
, which was taken up. ordered 70 be printed
Special. Private and Local Legislation.
BY Messrs. Mapp. Garrett. Gum. Holt.
Early, IIcning. Parsons. Crockett. Andrews,
IIassinger. FRONT. coIhiu, Grava,,. Paul.
crtson. Byrd. Ferguson. West and Russell.
by leave. presented No. 3:5: a bill extend :
Ing the right OF sunrag" women: Esscss-
ing state capitaiion tax on certain wo-
men residents of Virginia and prescribing
the qualifications OF women entitled to vote
for members OF the General Assembly and
I'LL other Offices elective by the people. and
the manner In which women may register
and vote also providing when this act
shall take effect, which vas taken UP. or
MI on AL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
March 2. 1919. and by an &C. approved


BY Mr.. J. $. Brown.--A bill to amend and
i ISo and empower the board OF supervisors OF
c0 IN H. anp,, , March e. 1915.
titled an act 10 establish the State highway
system. approved January 81 1918. to mean
inc cape by Instead OF the town OF Cape
BY Messrs Cherry and Dodson-A bin to
aTe Gir, ana re-enaci section 1851 OF tho Code
BY Mr.. Tayior--A biz 10 amend and re-
enact section tei OF the Code OF Virginia.
n ees Witch hsse Since Of tho pfss
e nj C., went into effect. undsrsone
to cities OF tho mrs, class ~
Ky Mr. Dodson--A bill to repeal an act.
district OF tho Elizabeth River and It's
branches ,,;I and 10 create a board OF Quaran-
s s,,yy Is. 1877. and ali acts amendatory
s amSna !, and Ts:SnaG, section }aos Of tho
pe I'd as ARD dsS,,i i$ss esldfcS av,
a1c aie and aiSS OF the coae Of Vrsn i
and an, to rsFeai am act entitled An act to
OF virginia as heretofore amended. approved
'a hy Mr: ii ira i1ds biz, 20 no,s and TO-
enact section Sios Of tho coae Of v 1ns lS
relating to procesdinss for divorce.
enact section SOS OF the Code OF Virginia
BY Mr. Dodson-A bill to amend and re-
enact section Gt37 OF the Code OF Virginia
ny Mr.. Ho.sicy--A bill TO provide for a
preliminary survey OF tho State highway
veys.
ny Messrs. Prince and Charles F. Smith
bill TO require railroad companies to pro-
via. and maintain I'll grade crossings crc-
tain mec hanical devices and declaring the
cfec, OF compliance noncom plian nee with
this act.
BY Messrs. rIen,ey and Mayo C. Brown-A
e-rn of
the Code of Virginia.
BY Messrs. Ozin. billiard. Charles +
Smith. Hurt. Bondurant and Rodge.s-A bill
to raise revenue to provide additional funds
for the maintenance OF public FREQ schools
of the primary and grammar grades. and to
appropriate the
BY Nessrs. Ramsey. Mayo c. Brown and
lIur:-A bill TO require every person sub
5ert TO a capitation tax and every person.
firm and corporation subject TO taxation on
personal property. money or income, 20 nle
answers under oath 70 the tnterrogator
in respect thereto and 20 provide penalties
for the violation OF this act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
| thrown 70 the ground wlth consider.

thrown to the ground with consider
able force.
stated there were 't twon H'r ,ha,ti" un
cases of influenza in the city since
Yesterday In the opinion OF the
health authorities the disease is abat :
ing, but the new cases are more severe
than those at first reported
Only $4,000 is needed to completes
this city's quota of $1,000 IN the Near
East Relice campaign. according to a
statement madc today by j. a. Baird,
chairman Of the local committee.
Thieves last night entered Lcven-
sons department store. on Halifax
street by boring holes through Il rear
clothes shoes and other articles.
Emma White. q negro woman. was
today adjudged insane and ordered
committed to the Central state Hos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
DEMANDS FORD'S RECORD

senator Sherman Tells senate lie In
tends to Show Up Son OF Auto
Maker.
by Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. iS.---Etcnry
Ford would have been defeated FOR
United states Senator from Michigan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

II tho opposing candidate chad not
spent 80 ccnts,' because OF the war
record OF his son. Edsei Ford. Senator
sherman. Republican. Illinois. told the
to get young Fords exemption record
before the Committee on Elections,
law or no law. objection or no OBJ
lection"
referring to the younger Ford as
the scion Of the house OF Ford" the
Duke of Detroit" Senator Sherman
declared his repeated efforts to obtain
the draft record from the Adjutant-
General of tho Army had been fruit
less He was urging an amendment 10
the second deficiency bill making draft
records availnhl as public dociIm @ u e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
ASKS BIDS ON OILS
Shipping Board Buys Enough To Opcr-
ntc ships for Next Six
Months.
fBy Associated Press.

7 II! 'F''7'N F'H ICEF
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS.-lnvitations
for new bids for approximately $500
900 barrels Of fuel oil for 81 SIX months
period. ending next September 30. were
issued today by the Shipping Board
On ACCOUNT of What was said to be
an unsettled condition in the fuel oil
market. tho board recently rejected
bidS ofcrinG to supply fuel oil for Il
twelve months period and decided to
substitute the condition OF II shorter
period of time until the normal status
OF the market was restored
some OF the requirements of tho for
Incr proposal have been revised for
the benefit OF the bidders. most import :
ant OF which Is the agreement of the
Shipping Board TO place at the disposal
of the successful bidder tank steamer
tonnage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
LIKE BOLT. FROM
HEAVENS BLUE
A happy discovery of Cincin-
natl chemist interests
women here

Your high heels have put corns on
your toes and calluSes on your feet,
but why care now?
A genius in Cincinnati discovered "A
magic ether compound and named il
freezone. A quarter ounce Of this
freezone can now be had at any drug
store for a few cents. Apply n few
drops on your tender, aching corn or
callus. Instantly the soreness disap-
pears and shortly you will find the
corn or callus SO shrivelcd and loose
that you lift Off With your fingers.
Just think. You get rid OF hard
corn. soft corn or corn between the
toes. as we'll a 8 hardened calluses for a
few cents and without suffering one
particle, without the \slightest irrita-
ton Of the surrounding skin. Just n
touch of this marvellous freezone on a
sore. troublesome corn gives instant
rclief.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
ALL ATLANTIC COMPRESS
..SSETS CHANGE HANDS
Richard T.. Wiiiinghnrn. of Macon, Gin.
becomes Owner, Paying
x1,tSO.Ottll.
INy A.soclntcd rrcas.

Z
Nlan'a. Ga. Feb. 'S.--All tho prop
critics and assets OF the Atlantic Com
prcss Co. located in Atlanta, Snvan-
cities in the southeastern States. hav6
been purchased from the several rail-
roads WHO owned them. by Richard +.
Willngnam. of Macon. II was an
nounccd today. The purchase price Is
given as Sl.iJQ,000.
The company is TO be rcorSanizcd
under the name Of the Shippers Com
press Co. with capital stock of s3.
100000, stock holders 10 be restricted to
cotton shippers. buyers and bankers in
the territory served By the enter
prise.
Properties involved in the transac-
ton include congresses located at At
lanta. Athens. Augusta. Columbus, Sa-
vannah. Millcn and Thomasvillc. Ga.
Pensacola. Fla; Dothan. Montgomery.
Opclika and Troy, Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Rc.cind Fruit Rule.

ATLANTA, GA. Feb. 1S.--Acting on
representations made by Florida citrus
fruit growers, the railroad ndninistr:i.
ton order for minimum loading o; -.
boxes OF fruit to car has been
rescinded, according to statement
from railroad administration heals
quarters here today. This arrange
,ncnt will stand, 1t Is stated. pcndlnl.
the result OF an investigation began
at Tampa. Fla. today by the car serN,
ice section and United States Bureau
of Markets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Discontinue Sales.

ATLANTA, GA. Feb. 1S.-Because of
the limited number of articles and
amounts OF surplus property now avail.
able, sales over the counter and
through parcels post will he discon-
tinued ut the army zone supply stores
in Atlanta and Charleston on February
IS. In making this announcement to-
day, Colonel Jack Hayes. assistant zone
supply officer. stated that municipal
sales to State, county and charita h O
institutions. would be continued until
further notice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

NEflAWKA. NED.. Feb. 1S.-Whac
are said to be worlds record prices
for Hampshire bred sows were OBJ
+. Pollard, of this city. Forty-two
head sold for s2l.9s5. an average of
slightly more than s523. as compared
with tho previous high record of $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Soldier Convicted of Theft.

CHATTANOOGA Feb. 1S.-S. j. Me-.
CURE. u soldier stationed at Fort Ogle-
thorpe. was convicted In Criminal
Court here today of burlarizing "a local
jewclry establishment. and sentenced
from three to fifteen years in the
State pcnitentiary. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed By money-back
livered anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence Nunna maker Co. Phone
them.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-19

One SOW brought $1,000. new top fd
this breed. Buyers from twenty-e!SM
States were present.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-08
Believed Himself Doom
ed To Suffer Rest Of
His ID Us Hadn't
Strength To Walk.
"T ACTUALLY
DREADED TO EAT"
HE ST A TIE S
"The Long Lane Turned
For M e w h e n [
Bought Tanlac And [
Feel Like A Boy Now"

'I have just finished my third bottle
of Tanlac and have gained ten
pounds" declared Peter Maus, of Ad-
dyston, Ohio. a well known emp1oye of
the United States Pipe and Steel Com
pany, the other day.
''Tanlac has helped me so much %
said he, that l can't talk to anyone
five minutes without telling them
something about 1t. 1 just feel like
going around and telling everybody
personally what it has done for me.
Up to the time 1 got Tanlac 1 had
been suffering from Indigestion, pains
in my back, and disordered kidneys
for fifteen years. 1 had no appetite
and actually dreaded to eat because
the trouble it caused me. There was
often a heavy feeling, like a piece of
iron, in the pit of my stomach and at
times I was in such pain that / would
nearly bend double. My kidneys dis
turbed me so often at night 1 couldn't
get any sound sleep and my back hurt
me so bad in the mornings l had to
catch hold of the bed-p post and pull
myself out of bed. When L stopped
over my back felt like it was break
ing in two and L had gotten to where
couldn't do the lifting necessary in
my work l was having to lay off fol
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-08
BIG ENGLISH ESTATES
HIT HARD BY WAR TAX

London, April 7.-Eng1and's war
taxes continue to force many of her
nobility to sell parts of their great
estates. One of the greatest of these
which recently has passed under the
auctfoneer's hammer is that of the
Duke of Rutland, which is known as
Belvior. The Duke owns about $4,000
acres of which he is selling about 49,
900 acres located in the best part of
the Lincolnshire hunting district. He
explained at a public meeting that the
sale was made necessary by the in
creasing burden of taxation resulting
from the war.
Goadby Hall, one of the Dukes
properties of 230 acres, was sold pri-
vately in the advance of the public
sale and 100 tenants have bought from
the Duke the farms he had rented to
them.
Earl Manver's estate, known as
"Holme Pierrepont" at Radcliffe on
Trent has been sold at auction for
f42, ,6S5. 1t covers 800 acres.
1t is reported that part of the es-
tate of the Earl of Londesborough,
comprising Raincliffe Woods and
Racecourse has been bought by a
Scarborough financier.