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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11
90 Acre
Suburban arms

around Richmond Fronts on the Mid
lothian Turnpike and Southern Rail-
road at Buckingham Crossing, in
Chesterfield County. Virginia.
BY virtue OF Il decree of the Cir
cult Court of Chesterfield County in
FRED. NJ. Eastman. the Undersigned
speciai commissioner will sell at Pub
Tic Auction. on the promises, on
MONDAY. JUNE Ii, 1920,
at o'clock r. NJ,
the above farm. containing es acres.
more more or less and lying about is
fronts on one of the best auto roads
into the city. The land lies we'll
about three -fourths cleared and IN
cultixation. balance in woods. large
aweiitng OF eight or ten rooms. barns,
s,npies and other outbuildings? large
country. home. in a good neirhpnTr
MOOD: about 400 feet above tidewatar
Win railroad running through v.ths
pace and railroad stop or station ~,
ene property. II certainly shouid'.anl
home. country.
j, Terms: one-thlrd cash, the ball
payments bearing interest: tiTie r go
.ained by tho court iii bmrSbasa
money is fully paid. SO
r. f: PEYToN. JR
A. L. Adans special Commissioner.
Auctioneor. l.r,s
cine, inc bond required of the COMMIT.
s e,"er Gy the above decree has BEEN
F. v. coGBILL.
ny Clerk
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE
Fnrlns and Lnnd for Salo ss

FAMMs--we have large number Of
FARMS on our list near railroad stations
anu on the best automobile roads In tn.
stat Any Of these farms Il bought At
nsn.t walt. get In touch with us iinme-
SuihSciS:;. - IL. X III. l.. Dtnoon. S07 East
N--------------
FISH PoND fpr sale; heavily stocked with
bhss. Pike. silver perch. ring perch ctc-;
ff1nhpt De- SURPASSED: on G, 81 o. near
SSate: AndtssS II IL. care Times ten.
MISUNDERSTANDING
iocatcu acres rooms and attic:
Enr gs''n water. modern improvements:
T nI;nr oyster; .1 ssooat your door: some FUR.
View. Va. wa
WE have numerous small places ON he
car, mes. from a lot up to 10 acres. out
OF which you can Had some thing TO please
you. u. I. Branch North Ninth Street.
IN Hca aFdiinc c6an, Sf a. 200 !ecs'Ga
cultivation. remainder In timber. god
tarin buildings inciudmE residence OF
rooins write FOR catHIoruc and other
Richmond. Va. Phone Rundolph 81. ~
800 ACRES. $50 In cultivation, All under
woven wire fence. land Lays al,nos, IaSo,
Splendid room dwelling. furnace heat:
iiEhis: water All over the house. all city
SSnys niences, GGqd orchard snlsndid out
and other farm eIu:pncn,. near Rich.
mond and Wash-nr,on highway: convcn-
lent TO splendid schools and co!ley"; IL
miles from Richmond Price. 5000.
priGs. Pollard uagby. Inc. llo3 East
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Notices
CONSOLIDATED NEVADA UTAH COR.
PORATiON
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS

,, NStiee 4, hereby given that the annual
meeMnE OF the stockholders OF CONSOL-
DATED NEVADA UTAH CORPORATION
VIII be held az the PRINCIPAL onice OF the
sr building. Riohniond. Va, at u O'Clock
noon on the 18th day Of June. 1876 for
company TO serve during the ensuing year
ana Tor the transact!nE OF all and any
iSnn thG mestinE Including the rat,ncas
adopted or authorized hy the Hoard Of
D!lrsetors or the Executive Committee
Ihe stock transfer books will be closed
az the close of business, May 25 1929 and
VIII MI remain closed until tho day follow
WA. F. ROBERTS.
Ma &c ,s,o Secretary,
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No. 131
West Cary Street

In execution of a decree of the
Chancery Court OF the City OF Rich
suit of r. T.. V. Farrar ct ais. VS..
Eleanor II. Lawler ct ais, the UNDER
signed special commissioner therein
appointed will sell by auction, on the
promises. on -
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MERCHANDISE

Articles for Sale. 81
BOOKS bought. sold ard exchanged RIcb
mohi look %. 2l5 North Fifth
SMALL Chase mill for sale fr.t-cinss con-
GIt.oh ficnmond Junk and Pipe 81,
1890. tcn-year octaEon. l0-icwel wrist
watch. Schaaf Bros. i2G East Broad
1000 ARMY ASH CANS. PRACTICALLY
.r, SEM COST GoyEEEME%f FROM s.
Frs SOC. ANMT stPiIPLirEtsH t OF "c HtL
$50 BROOK AVENUE. RANDOLPH 1872
Ill NORTH SEVENTEENTH ST. MADI-
SOS 200; 1901 LESTER ST. RAN
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TUESDAY, JUNE Is. 1920,

at O'Clock Z. NJ,
the attractive brick dwelling No. 131
West Cary Street, with lot upon
which IL stands, described as follows:
All that tract OF land, with ths
improvements thereon, described as
70 III West Cary Street, in the city
Or Richmond. Virginia, situated at
the southeast corner Of Cary and Jef-
ferson Streets. fronting eighteen feet
on the south side of Cary Street and
running back southwardly between
parallel lines one hundred feet to nm
alley. IT being bounded on the west
ny JEFFERSON street, on the east by
the boundary lines OF the adjoining
tenement. being the same property
conveyed to Mary It. Laughter by
deed from John King and wife, dated
2oo-A. page 80. clerks office, Rich
mond Chancery Court"
TERMS: One-third cash. residue in
three equal installments at six.
twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale. evidenced by negotiable
notes or purchaser. interest added and (
tue retained until all the purchases
money is paid. or all cash, at option
FRANK t. SUTTON. .JR.
Special Commissioner.
! certify that the. bond required by
tha above decree OF the special COM
missioner has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th day
OF June. 1920.
Toste:
CHAs o. sAvILLE, Clark.
STOP aud think how many hundreds of
buyers are now reading these spseifa
aus. 5tfsyN ,EEsts -tff 80 I =. ~ ~ -tlai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-11

THE QUICK WAY TO get what you want
when you want e Is to read and use
Times Dispatch classified ada
THE BEST AID in this column is the ad
that tells all the facts about the pro-
POSITION.
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Lots for SaIc

Lots for Saio So
EAST HIGHLAND PARK-3i50 TO 81 90
per week. no interest taxes. buys n
beautiful lot. with city convenicncts. Only
small payment down. See A. j. Daurh-
aIs2 "'he MAd'soh
telephone Randolph and dictate your
:" IN Want Al Takrr.
TELEPHONE your Want Ad to the
Times Dispatcn.
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GROCERY CLERE-want.d an a,pnr.
.nccd grocery clerk. Good salary nd
rrs!esencsa rcGUrci Appiy r G GIL 4.
Sons 200 Sorth Tweniy-nrst Street,
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REX 0. JONES CO., INC,
l6 N. EIGHTH STREET.

WEST END-For sale. West End. now
listed. seven;ro9 modern brick home.
\ gem Detached and hardwood polished
floors: ho.-water. heat: basement undor
entire house: back yard fenced: two n
Tow days Must sell. Price and terms
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Sale

PETERSBURG CAR LINE-;iOo pei
week or $500 per month. no Interest or
and car line: Sc faro 10 city. Small pay.
mcnt down, See ~ j. DaughtreY. l2o5
Mutual Bldg. Phone Madison 3IS2
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MERCHANDISE
Wantcti-To i,u,

WANrED-Second. hand hank furniture
natures. Nault door. safe. adding ma
chiH. and SUPPLIES Tor country bank. a
a. craNe TsppahannocI,. Va.
VIZ isCf desks. Office furniture and safes.
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ELECTRIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .
VIC we!ders: men with general or.
pcfcnc" FOR work on boiler work and
on Hh>cei,aHeous locomotive parts An
pl! at Employment OEice America
i-ccoinot!ve Company. Seventh and Hos.
ptai Streets. Richmond Va.
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks once OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. in the Library Build
ING; In the CITY OF Richmond Vir-
Tinia' on Thursday. the 10th day OF
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business Equipment

a BEAUTIFUL WALL CASE for sale:
good for clothing. jewellery or any
other purpose: big bargain. Must be
sold az once liz East Broad Street
FOR SALE-Ps!, OF Office equipment In
Guiding / Bclknap AddEt ssine Machine
with cabinet. American MuitiErap nh Ma
chine. 80. 4. Dic,Rphonc Machine.
Neostyie and ] letter-prcss All in nne
condition. Can be had cheap 10y Applying
at 7ol East Grace Street. second hoor.
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Help Wanted-Niaie

Help Wnnted-NInle 3:S
ACCOUNTANTS WANTED-A school ~
higher accounting IL having more calls
for qualified accountants than il can All
II you have common school education
you can complete this course in from
slx TO twelve months II you have the
backbone and taste for this line OF work
yeniencc. rs we Mood the men. Our work
y extremely practical and along the very
lines tho large ACCOUNTING firms want
Address. giving age. education. experience.
ftc,. homo or business number l. eoS'
Kou save money when you buy and s-l.
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Suburban for Sale

SPRlNGS-Four- room co,
iage ana hity-foot tots: house newly
'riec. $3.50. Apply 500 ID. North Thirty.
cconI street
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at Public Auction

BY c. L. & II. L. DENoON, INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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INSTRUCTION
Musical. Duncing, Dramatic i
Private instruction

DANCIN0-Mrs. q. c. Emmcnhauser. 20
Eis. MnIBhali Street. guarantees In nv
lcssons Madison G2G6-J
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Real Estate. for Exchanges ss

WE have clients. with good rental ,prop
erty in city OF RIchmond to exchange
for improved farm property or timbc
lands close to city. What have YOU
Charles +. Ru-hrmund. Room IS. Allison
building 500 le East Main
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COACiIiSG---wantcd coaching to do in
any branch OF high school mathcma ties.
except commercial arithmetic: best OF re-.
Ter, nCcs Call boulevard 1851. or ud-
dress 1923 W. Grace Street
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STOP aad think how many hundreds Of
buyers are now reading these spseifa
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lionovnting and Dycing

ChRPETS CARPETS:
Ola carpets made over into new ruxa
Phone Madison 2lsz Richmond awning
Company. IA North Ninth Street. W. W.
MUscley. Manager. Porch and storo avn
ipEn
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r u1ick way 10 get what you want Is
o read and use Times-Dispatch Wan:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
Discussion of the Constitutional
Amendment From All Points
Of View
The constitutional Amendment

"The Legislature shall have power
to provide for issuing State bonds
only for the purpose of repelling in
vasion or suppressing resurrection, or
for the purpose of redeeming or re-
funding bonds already issued at a
lower rate Of interest, or for the pur-
pose of acquiring, building and main
tanning a system of good roads and
bridges throughout this State under
such regulations as may be prescrib-
ed by an act OF the Legislature; pro-
vided. that any bond issues authoriz-
ed nj pursuance hereof for a sustem
of good roads and bridges shall not
exceed in amount five 10 per cent. of
the total tax assessment OF the state
at the time of issue.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Use Grandna's Sage Tea and
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
will Know.

The use OF Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to it's natural
color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
tive y Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streal7ed appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect
But brewing at home IS mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for bottle of "Wyeths
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you
will get this famous old preparation
improved by the addition of other in
gradients, which can be depended up
on to restore natural color and beauty
60 the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says 1t darkens the hair SO naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at timea BY morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
WyethS Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire more youthful
appearance. It is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention OF
disease.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
THE DISCUSSION
This is Cur Florida

This is Cur FioFida
The Grower seems 20 be standing
| almost alone on the question of state
bonds for good roads and more of
them-at least among the press of the
state. This is singular state of af-
fairs sto say the least, for we are con-
WINGED that the move is so much for
the good of Florida as whole that
we wonder at the attitude of the edit
ors in this respect. 1t is not our in
tention to find fault with their convic-
tions. Rather would we appeal to
them on their cooperative spirit side,
which we know exists in great and
splendid degree. That section of the
state which has not kept in stride
with the other is more to be pitied
than condemned. Their nonprogres-
sive spirit has not all been caused by
parsimony, nor has it all been caused
by lack of desire to open the country
by the construction of highways.
We seem to be at an important
point in the history of Florida, and
the time has come for us to declare
that we are either for the state as
whole or do something decidedly uni
brotherly, to say the least. There is
a soul-sickening object lesson in the
last census, for where population
dwindles land values do the same.
You will say, IF they. had built good
roads, opened up the country to more
settlement they too might have climb
ed" We say the same,-but at the
same time we DON'T say LET them
build their own roads; we have built
ours" Such spirit will never place
the state of Florida in the niche that /
is rightfully hers, nor will it build up
the state as whole. Those back |
ward counties have not the land val |
ues at present to keep up with other
sections. Their road systems are pitt
fully inadequate, and for this reason
they stand in the anamalous position
of being friends in need"
Exceedingly fertile and adaptable is
this tag end section. That no one can
deny. Some districts are making
heroic efforts to help themselves, and
they WILL have roads and fine high
ways-but they need encouragement
not disparagement. The object lesson
of California is so much before us
that we cannot help again referring
to that most progressive and man
made" state California has achieved
greatness through concerted effort. It
had its backward sections the same
as we have now, but it opened them
up and made the state as whole. The
men of California came to touring
point like that we face today-and
chose the right way-and made a
WHOLE STATE. They knew that
piecemeal efforts and sectional bicker-
ings would get them nowhere. This
is our state. Every bit of its thou
sand miles of beautiful shoreline and
that which is encompassed therein is
ours. If we are the richer then our
glory is greater. But let us help our
brothers-who are poorer!
1t is no argument to be able to say:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
John Deere Built It
For The Fordson

real fuel saver. See it at work once, and you
will appreciate how light it pulls.
It's correct line of draft, when hitched
to the Fordson, assures ideal penetration.
It's genuine John Deere bottoms scour,
wear well and make good seed beds.
It's quick detachable shares are strong
and close fitting. Loosen one nut to remove a
share tighten the nut and the share is
on tight.
It's simple, strong power lift works per-
fecty. Lifting mechanism moves only when the
plow is being raised orlowered-no useless wear.
If you are planning to buy a Fordson
be sure to see this plow Ask US to show you
the John Deere No. 40 - the plow that fits
the Fordson.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10
X Shall Florida Have Good Roads *


Florida is free OF bonded indebted.
ness; let us keep her So It would
be just as sensible to say: Now that
l am out of debt l viii let the house
go without paint; | viii do without
clothing; | viii keep my children from
school, l win 80 without eating"
New York City, the most progressive
city in the world, has bonded in.
debtedness OF over two hundred mil
lion. The city has over four times
the population of the state of Florida
and yet thinks nothing of bonding
for ten times as much as the proposed
bond issue for Florida We have seen
no good and substantial reasons why
we should not take this step, and as
our authority we are going to quote
some of them: 1T will cost every tax
payer in Florida $780," This is only
a move by the Florida Auto Assooi-
ation;" THE move is only one to es-
tablish more roads for joy-riders;"
I'VE don't believe in placing such an
amount in the hands Of the legisla-
ture;" How do we know this money
will be handled judiciously?" Only
a convenience for autoists."
In contravention to these silly argu-
ments digest this: Here is a chance
10 open well-nigh inaccessible places;
to increase our per capita wealth
thousand fold; to place our lands in
the hands of settlers who viii engage
in an industry which is and always
will be the basis of values-agricul-
ture; to smooth a way to the front
door of our farms; to double the num-
Der of automobiles in the state; to
bring the markets closer to the pro- /
Queer: to shorten the way to our
beauty spots; to spread the fame Of
Florida and her good roads to the
points of the world. Is there a man |
and taxpayer in the state of Florida /
who would not be willing to pay $500 |
a year for term of years for all this?
We wonder Strange to say in all
these arguments against the proposed |
bonding no one has seemingly thought |
of the certain increase in per capita
wealth and additional population
Are the opponents of the opinion that
Florida is going to stop where she is? /
And isn't it fact that the advance
ment we have made has been due d.
rectly to good. roads? Are we going
to stop and wait for each separate
county to line up? Again we wonder
Florida Grower.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

We can furnish you with the plow that
John Deere built especially for the Fordson tractor
1t is made of New Process John Deere
steel.
That's why it is extra light and strong.
It's the liglltest tractor plow you ever
saw-weighs less than the average horse-drawn
sulky.
It is tremendously strong-beams are
guaranteed not to bend or break-all frame con-
nections are hot-riveted-no loose joints-no give
anywhere-it's the plow you can depend on to
stand the strains of utilizing Fordson power
under all blowing conditions.
Because of light weight and clean
securing qualities, it pulls extremely light It's
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

Unless the people wake up to sthe
Importance of voting against the con-
stitutional amendment providing for
issuing bonds by the legislature
against the taxable property of the
state the measure will be adopted.
Organization accomplishes many
seeming impossibilities, and there is a
well organized movement to carry this
amendment. The people will be taunt-
ed with the charge OF being moss
backs, and non-progressive if they OPP
pose the measure. This will make
votes for it, but we hope there are a
sufficient number of voters in the
state who have the business sense
and the moral courage to openly OPP
pose it even in the face of such a
charge.-Key West Citizen.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

The Times Union and the Tribune
seem to have gone after the new
amendment with all their guns in bat
terry. There is one thing they should
remind the voters of often. That the
said amendment, once favorably voted
on, would be almost impossible of
repeal, for it could not be repealed
until legislature called for a vote
on another amendment to repeal it.
1t would take a very high-minded
and unusual legislature to submit
such an amendment. Because, this
law would come in handy to any legis-
lature. 1t would enable it to raise a
large sum of money, a part of which
could easily be diverted to the use OF
any legislators friends who were viii.
ling to give him rake off. Taxpayers
will be fools if they entrust this or
any other legislature with such power
-Ocala Star.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-09-10

There are not many people in Flor.
ida who oppose the building of good
roads, and the opposition to the pro-
posed constitutional amendment to is
sue $20,000.00 of bonds for building
roads does not signify that those OPP
posed to the bond issue are against
building good roads in the. state, but
consider it an unwise act that will
bring burden on the people of the
state in the way of increased taxa
ton that will not be balanced by the
good roads built, especially the coun-
ties that are already heavily bonded
for that purpose. and which, by the
way. pay the greatest part of the
taxes of the state.-DeLand' News.
Value of Good Roads
Appius Claudius conceived the won
derfuI water system of Rome, but his
great work was directing the building
of the great highway from Rome to
Capua, the Inflated city which Han
Continued on Page Severn
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-23
Dynamite Makes
Producing Lands
Bonner County Farm
Valuation Takes
Big Jump.

Standpoint, Idaho.-An increased
valuation of $4,000 in Bonner county
farm land as result of cooperative
purchase and use of stumping powder
is reported by County Agricultural
Agent Edgar L. Ludwick.
Five carloads of stumpinR powder.
amounting to IS tons, were distributed
by the farm bureau this year, the net
saving on powder cost as a result of
the cooperative purchase being $500.
Eighty-five farmers reported 343
acres of land cleared and put into
crops. The average amount Of pow
der used was Z28 pounds per farm.
From these statistics, it is estimated
that 1860 acres were cleared in the
county is year. The value of cutover
land is said to average about $50 per
acre. while cleared land is worth so.
As the assessed valuation Of cut
over land is H.z7 per acre, and that
Of cultivated land is $2S.7s. it is esti-
mated that the county is receiving
$S@S additional in taxes as a result of
The use of the powder.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-23

as net income, for the purposes of tax
alton, is a necessary but arbitrary &C
counting practice that frequently re-
suits in serious inequity. For example
If business concern made $4,000 in
1913. lost $1,000 in 1919, and made
5000 in 1920, it has not earned profits
of $4,000 in the three-year period. bu,
only $4,000.
Certainly both the treasury depart
ment and the congress will see the
justice of permitting net losses in one
year to be offset against profits of
prior or subsequent years. and will
unite in the effort to give the taxpay-
ers this just and needed relief"