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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12

side f. G. Grantham, OF Jesup, enter
ed a plea of gul,. for misdemeanor
and was fined 500, to include cost.
Mars. Jennie Moody, who was charged
with the same oitense, also wade a
plea OF guilty, she WAS fined $500, but
This was held up OH condition that she
would leave the city az once which she
readily egreed tC. This woman is
ir0ll FernandiEa and has been in the
county jail for about two weeks. Dur
ing talk to her made by Judge Butts
SHE broke down and wept bitterly. 1t
was an excellent piece OF advice which
came from the judge and his impress
siYe VIC ds were put with such force
that The woman Togorted to the wea-
pom Of her sex, weeping. Another in
many ways similar to Mrs, Moody, was
that Of young girl named Bradham.
who, also has been in Jail several
days. She was allowed to visit her
grandmother for a short time after
which she will be sent to state in
stitution. Judge Butts also gave her
a strong talk but she seemed to have
been of more stole character than
Mrs Moody, and accepted the talk
with Indifference.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12
cOLORED DEMONSTRATION
AGENT BEGINS WORK HERE

The home demonstration work
among the colored people, recently au-
thorized by the county board of educa-
ton, acting in conjunction with the
state college of agriculture, has been
lnaugurated, and jamie Belle Daniels,
graduate Of Tuskegee Institute, has
arrived in Brunswick to take charge OF
the work, which is certain to accom-
plish excellent results The Wort; will
be carried out under the supervision
OF Supt. C. Il. Dryden, of the city and
county schools.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12
WILKES POOL ROOM IS
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

Walter G. Kendrick has assumed the
management Of Wilkes Pool room and
soft drings establishment. located at
the corner Of Grant and Monk streets
and he has made number of improve
ments since it came under his charge
This is one of the handsonlest places
of the kind to be found anywhere.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12
Will Rheumatism Again
Bind You Hand and Foot?

blood, that you should try rem
edy that has proven so thoroughly
satisfactory in these cases. S.S.S.,
the fine old blood remedy cleanses
the blood of all impurities. and re-
moves all disease germs that may
creep into the blood. Begin taking
S.S.S. today, and if you will write
complete history of your case, our
medical director will give you ex-
pert advice. without charge. Adj
dress Chief Medical Adviser, 157
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12

: # you had Rheumatism last year
and treated only the pains of the
disease by rubbing with liniments
and lotions, you can be sure that
soon again you will be in the shack
les of this relentless foe. You may
get some slight temporary relief
from the pains of the disease by
the use of these local remedies, but
Rheumatism is too real and relent-
less a disease to be rubbed away.
G So many cases Of Rheumatism
come from q tiny germ in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12
YESTERDAYS BUSINESS
IN THE CITY COURT.

Yesterday was anotehr lively day in
the city court and many matters were
disposed Of by Judge Butts. At noon
the docket was such as the court re-
cessed until November %. During the
day the following matters were han
died: Indiana Truck company VS.
Lang & Orr, trover, a verdict was
rendered for the defendants. This end
ed the civil business. In the criminal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12
CITY COURT RECESSED
UNTIL. NOVEMBER 22ND.

When business was finished at the
noon hour yesterday, Judge Butts re-
cessed the city court until Monday,
Nov, %, at $50 a. NJ. All interested
should bear this fact in mind
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12
f:EW6 CARRIERS GUESTS OF
aCtIN LAWRENCE SHOWS


tc New.' carrier boys were guests
OF the john Lawrence Stock Company,
at the pes Torrance last night, and
we're accorded every courtesy b. gdr.
lawrence, who personally took charge
CT the party upon their arrival, and
provided them with choice seats. The
boys enjoyed the show Immensely,
and We're profuse in their expressions
o. appreciation. The stock company
IS here for weeks engagement, the
,tcAt being located near the city hall
High-class vaudeville, with entertain:
ing specialties between acts, is PIE
scented each night, and the show is be-
ing given liberal patronage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-12
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer Better Than the Weak q

oid people who are feeble and younger people
VINO are weak, win be strengthened and enabled to
90 through the depressing heat of summer by TAX
lnes GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC. 1t
STRENGTHENS and builds W the system by Purifying
and Enricking the Blood. You can soon feel its
Strengthening. Inviecratina Eject soc.
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NOTES
TIE TIDES

High water 1928 a. m. and s 4G p. m.
ow water z:2l a. III. and 2:5G p. m.
t1sed on cutter bar; approximately 30
minutes later in The harbor.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
l'iItolDer Company Surcharges Are
mot Legal, Court Decided TODAY
.(ContinDAl from page. ~

said board on August 18th. 1920, and
that Commissioners Dupuis and Mil
hollan were present at said hearing;
that aff1ant. as secretary Of said com
mission. keeps, the notes OF all the
minutes ofsthe meetings thereof; that
on September End. 1920, g purported
report and order in this matter,
known as Docket Nc. 1918. wac placed
bfore him for signature, and for at
ixing the seal OF the commission; that
said report and order had been signed
by Commissioners g. j.. Aandahl and
c. II. Dupuis, and annexed. thereto
was a dissenting opinion signed by
Commissioner F. Milhollan; that said
report and order were duly signed and
sealed by afiant with full knowledge
that no formal action had been taken
in connection with. the matter at any
regular, or special, meeting .sof said
board: that affiant has been present
at. has kept theNminutes Of, all
regular and special meetings of the
said board, and that the matter of the
application of defendant for permis-
sion to increase it's rates, known as
Docket No. 1913. has never been dis
cussed o acted upon at any meeting
OF said board other than the hearing
held August 16, 1920; that prior to
September End. 1920, on which date
said order, No. 159. was signed and
sealed by aff1ant, protest $ had been
filed with the commission by a large
user Of electric service in Grand
Forks. *
The following is substantially q
copy OF the entire record of the pro-
ceedings of the commission:
Record Of PROCEEDINGS.
Gases 1918. 1919. 1920.
Bismarck, N. Oak, Aug. 16, 1920.
""In the matter Of the application
OF the Red River Power Co.. Grand
Forks. N. d.; the Union Light, Heat
& Power Co., Fargo, n. D., and the
Northern States Power Co., Minot,
N. Oak, for increase in rates.
"A hearing having been set for the
hearing of the above entitled cases,
for this date. the case was called at
10 o'clock in the forenoon by; Vice
President C. F. Dupuis. Present, Vice
President Dupuis, commissioner. Mil
hollan and Director of Utilities Fred
Bremier.
appearances:
ANDREW Miller and Thomas Nc
Dermott, for the applicants.
"Dr. H. M. Wheeler, for the city
Of Grand Forks.
I'D. C. Greenleaf. for the city OF
Minot.
II. E. Whitney and T. C.. Cracker
were sworn n testified at length,
The case was taken under advisement
r. c. Madden reported the case.
"(Signed) j. H. C~alderhead,
Secretary
The order, designated as Order No.
159. was signed as follows:
Board Of Railroad Commissioners
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22

prHAented2 by the following allega-
tiuaiB cYSthe complaint and answer:
Referring to the said order OF the
c6hNs,, ,lssloners, the complaint alleges:
,AAarhat such order Is not In fact an
order of said commission, for the
raAYSpn that it was new adopted by
thH,isaid board OF railroad commits
sioaiers, while in session as a board.
and, that if signed by any of such
commissioners, it was signed by them
Ia stheir individual capacities, and mot
asnnihembers Of the board of railroad
commissioners: that said order was
never considered by such commission
etE,,svhile sitting. as a board in any
msating. either legal or otherwise.
and that said order. IL issued and
siE7ihd by the secretary of the board
OF sstxailroad commissioners, was issued
and signed without any authority of
such board, and is, in all things, il
leRAl and void"
II it's answer the defendant al
less Ill.,, tho orae, Of Tho hoard o.
railroad commissioners in and for
ths!.state Of North Dakota, Of date,
September End, 1920, vas an order
dufy and regularly made and. entered
Dyss$aid board in accordance with the
prSNisions of the law of the state of
North Dakota governing and con-
trolling public utilities and the pro-
ceilings Of the railroad commission
ersSin connection Herewith"
I Plaintiffs Allcgc Irrcguhrity.
In short, it is the contention Of the
plaintiffs that h making of an order
by the board OF railroad commission
c1ayts an official act. of q public nature.
and that to constitute u an order
a E4kal and valid order. it must have
beaG preceded by a discussion, or at
least a consideration, of the question
involved, by at least a majority of
the,,members Of the board, at a meet
ing,o said board; and that in default
Of any such discussion or considera-
tion, by the members of the board at
q regular or special meeting. such
order is invalid and of no effect.
Attached to plaintiffs complaint is
the AFFIDAVIT Of J.a5H. C~alderhead, the
secretary of the commission, to which
is attached and made q part thereof,
a copy Of the findings, opinion and
order of the board, and a copy OF. the
minutes of the board. containing the
cntesre record of the proceedings had
Upon the application Of the defend
anti. .
The AFFIDAVIT states, in substance,
that the af1ant is the secretary of the
board of railroad commissioners; that
on or about August srd, 1920, appli-
cation was received from the Red
River Power company by said board
pefitioning for a temporary increase
in rates; that a copy of said applica-
TON was served upon the city OF
Grand Forks on August 4th, 1920;
h q the matter was heard before the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
sion upon tie propagation s1 ullnndes csol

SION upon tbs, proposition unddess con
II the instant ca there Is no mi.
mute record Of sanySSIneeting of the
board, showing that any decision wal
ever made by the board acting 81
such, uponsthe application Of the lie.
PENDANT. and the nnc~ontradicted evi-
dence shows. that no meeting, sybse-
'quent to that#0f August 16, 19a0,ssMaa
held at which the matter of the APP
plication raj ever considered, and mo
vote was ever taken thereon. The
signing of the order. IN this case was
merely the ministerial individual net
Of the members who signed 1t. It IL
our opinion that the order Of Septem-
Der 2, 1920 is void and Of no force or
effect, and that the motion OF plain-
tifs for 'ansE injunction restraining
defendant from charging and collect
ing the asur-charge should be- granted.
Dated this 22nd day Of December,
1890. ~ a,s.. 4, .saiss49s.. 99sss $siss&gl
.BygtheaCourt,
-Ehas. M. Cooley,
--A.lT Cole, ~
M. j. Engiertggss
Judges, .DistridtsC Court,
'..s'sgts First judicial District
-. S. WEATHER BUREAU. !.
Temperature, 80. sS,
Maximum, - hours, -2.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22
(o'BRIEN 10 ASSIST.

Chicago, Dec. 22.-James G.
Ropes. %Q'Brien, y former assistant
states attorney, will be engaged to
assist In the Observation-Disclosures sox
players and gamblers. who are charg-
led with co1spirihg to throw 1.-THE 1919
worlds series now under indictment
by the Cook County grand Jury, ac-
scofding to an announcement today by
President johnson OF the, American
league. johnson raid he expects
early hearings.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-22

y. S.. WEATHER BUREAU. II
Temperature, -. !
Maximum, - hours, p.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
EIRE SHOW !.
TODAY
n)bkenbacker and Other Aces
\ 10 Visit Exhibition.

CHICAGO. Jan. s--Bxhibition ny
~ sns the roar Of propellers I" well
lee Ilsp,ays Of many types OF American
go allied aircraft will be q part OF
IN seronantieni show, to be held here
January s.is inclusive The show 'i to
bs sivcn with the approval and patron
sss Of the Mnnufscturerr Aircraft as
sertaAion, Inc. and wiii bs followed
)atsr In The year ny similar shows 10
New yest and San Francisco
pilsss VI the various aircrsf, CO.
povaticNs wiu dsmoustrats safsty de-
vtess and vii dispiay the good points
Of thslr ssaf. II tho weather makes
II rSsslbls. walter HempsI. secretary
Of ths executive eommittss In charge
os ~ Show. says that the exhibition
vii, pesbabiy be over Grant park on
The lake front. According 10 him, ons
pilot has promIsed to make . parachute
jump from Q plane only seventy five
feet off the ground.
Littls eAe- man scouts VIII b ranged
alonEside the great multi -psssens"
plancs and gas filled b'imps In tho
coliseum where the display will be.
Fiddle Rlckepbacker. American scs
n sces viii visit the show and one OF
the bullet riddled rpsds he flew over
the western lrcat win be on display
Heed Lsnc's. Who became IN ace and
ia fl!shs commander while ssrviRs With
The BusasA WI also visit the show.
TAers wtN ~ . Ricksnbachsr and q
lAaAls ~,
nsttieA aviation will 10 rsprsssatsA
By the INtsrsllied Airsan corpora.
tloc TIE Avro- British training plane
with be one Of the planes the cor
porati6n viii show.
Col. William Bishop. leading caaa-
diar scs. wiii visit the show. accord
'lss 70 ptfsent plans He has seventy
!tw, Huns 10 his credit.
Curtiss pdanrs OF many types Sili Be
i,hers. iarlwisso the little uipians IN
witch the w6s,ds attitude record
twas broken. And Eas!s-a three
smotossA eight -passsnsss bus.
Army. n,vy and postal department
planes and seronauticsi appliances will
shs part of an educational exhibit
<Thcre viii be non -inflanmable para
ich,tss. st,'i propaIlers. tiny models Of
new types OF craft. anu-aircraft yuns
flares, radio telephones. ssrial bombs
and flying torpcdocs. An aerial pos'
office viii he naintsiueA In tn
Apiise,nn. A Thomas Morse mail ship
rsksise ~ carrying $500 tons viii
gtrIrner Arrangements 10 drop pouches
In fiAht viii be exhibited.
The Comedian air board vii be rep
.syrnep,ed and tho Avlatioa ch,b Of chi
cago will .hoS ofiieis: pictures 6. ere
British alr .orce. loansd fer the occa-
sion.
Old time planas, inchSdins one which
h,neoln B-nchy .f"w ~Sii bs shown b
con trsst tn the sato And powerful shipa
AoM built
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

tered early In the day Al tho hotel but
his body was no, found until last
night a bank book found on his body
showed he had just deposited SIS 900
In bank at Ranger. Texas Other
papers showed he VAS heavily inter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

Express. the whole question Of peace
With Russia viii BE- discussed Afrssh
by the allies in Paris. The Downing
street conference has reached an
agreement under which Flums 10 10
become = free port on tho lines Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08
OIL MAN TAKES LIFE
AFTER BIG DEPOSIT

NoRr WORTH. re.aa Jan s-R.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08


italian Towns Tieodsd.
ROME. Jan. s--Ths Asno valley v
floodcd and many towns. among which
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-08

Dsnsis. under the supervision Of the
league of nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Lnnd for Sale 81

FAhMS Tor sale. 500 Virginia farms. all
kh"' anh sizes: everything fran a
hoh'a ur 10 COioniY1 "SiatrE =. 1850. COO
zoe" 'iai'ls. Tfa:n Farms. to1aCCu farms.
isH'o"; tracts. apple orchards In She blue
t:!ise ~ oyster lands on salt ,va:or. Ian!.S
n'Nrs' Ea1pnhann"c" .nd r"iom.c River
4" Lee Counties. Nothing too email or
100 !4rv" to have our attention. Free
do!ph 9t9. write or call at office. Amer
can Realty Exchange. tAi Times Dispa III
building. Richmond. or Room 4. Southern
nntidlnv Washngion. ID ..
FAKAS-lf YOU arc iooii!ng Tor bar
Ealn in large or small farm su1ug-
No North Ninth Street. Room 3.
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r. s. liuDGiNS & co.
No. 8 Mutusl BldG.

- acres. 5-room Gnnga,n~ at station
Chesapeake anal paio. f2.7au.
SO acres: Groom cottage. chcsiera-i,i
County. 5000: terms.
GO peres: :!,reom cottage. large barn;
half timber. 5000.
10 acres; adjoining city OF Williams.
burg: exchange.
SEQ acres: la-room brick rrs.d-nce: good
building; "ii fvneed and cross fenced with
woven wire. 3li,tba
Tia acres. fronting lanes River lower.
'n.i" from station aud wharf. i;j.jo0.
roSaceo and general purpose farms Is,
all priccs.
Il. ;. HuDGINs x co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses FOR Sale

Houses FOR Sale 81
FOR SALE-Seve..I u.g 0.rg.ln.: civ
and country hoin,s Prices from StS3s
TO Il0.Ooo. on easy terms small ,h pzy-
ineht. Early puss. ssion Richmond Va
!toulc.ard tt5f.
loMBhtDY STREET --Elr sai. ~ roam
. brick home modern except iic.'. iISUn
nos-cs-:on linm-dsat"iS- u $50 car.
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
ALFRED NELL & COMPANY.
FARM BARGAINS.

ALFRED NELL. COMPANY.
FARM BARGAINS.
DAIRY FARM
- acres - miles from Rich,nond Han
over County, 10 ores cleared aud In
cultivation; Is sores pine timber: t-room
cottage. New l2.stsnch!cn dairy barn. p
story feed barn, new .iio. mule barn. milk
hous-. u dairy cattle All milking: 9
uu;es. chickens, All farm implements
crops etc. on mile from station; miles
from Ashla ma $3.50. Terms 5000 cash,
ta!4ne. in hive years.
TRUCK FARMS.
80 acres. miles from Richmond.
Henr!co County. iron;ir. on new county
road: 70 acres cleared and in high state
OF cultivation. balance wood and limb, r
new i-room eotiasc with concrete base
ment, porehes, large stable. good out
buildings: orchard; running water. Less
than one mile from high school. In
Guiding ~! stock. farm implements. crops
e;c. 3s.Ssr; terms,
20 acres, adjoining 50 acres: IS acre.
cleared aad ia cropE. balance wood and
timber. new rcom cottage. : porehes;
good stable sad outhNiidnys; orchard All
crops, live .ioc!. and farm implements:
$3.50. Easy Terms.
SEE Us FOR OTHER BARGAINS.
ALFRED NELL. G. COMPANY.
l"i North Eighth Street.
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

WANTED. YOU to receive free q fuH hall.
pound package Of Br. Hess Poultry
PAS-A-CEA, enough FOR ~ hens two
weeks rAN.A-cE-A VIII help your p6ul e.
Try through the mouit. II will start Your
bullets and moulcd hens TO laying; II
will keep your whole aock healthy. Gel
Your package az any of these stores: Digs
i Boadies. lssS L. Main. I'LL Frangi!n.
COS Ma!shail; IL u: Wallis, 500 f; Mar.
shall 1907 IL. Franklin: Mays Drug
store. 435 Brook Ave: \. T.. Brown. Full
ton; w g. Malone; sia al. Brock Ave-: Dor
Thar.. sol ". Cary: Broaddus Gro Co,
iioo Hull: w. X Vaughan. Dol y dth:
and l7th: T. II. CARRIER. SsiT Williams bur e
Avn.: Lichtcnstein's rhar., 1900 =. Main:
Holland il. Chiidrey, % y. sth; Tarrsnt
Drug Co. w. Broad: NJ. j. johnson. 200i
r,,Hi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
THE GLENRocK OH. COMPANY
tlnc0rpcra tLd)
ANNUAL tph Woes 2h M A,RRL 4 ?, q IS.

Notice Is horst: given hat the .d,o,.,.,
i nnnns, meetinI OF the stockholders 81 TSaa
sse So Ssa ~; e hoG ,hs IS; Ss.c q yrs vii
Street. IL, the civ q, R,ch,SSSE ranki!n
Of Of virginia, on The 18Th day Of oct stba,.
M nnp,o ~ - sioek 4: NJ. for ,ha folio sia
s sar!SSd pr the board Of Directors q tSs
pany. ,incs-asing It's authorized capt.ai
stock from Steoln1SJ tcongir,inr or 10 10
OF OF si9 eachl TO sii.oulo0o fconslstinr otp
bp;VO shares OF common stocit of ina M :
SaIue or SW eachl: and t2b TO tran,.s-
she a OTHER business IN conrectI0ii With
Sne Iorsko.ng matters or otherafse AZ .fiaY
De properly brought before tho meetin1
L. Z. MeMNE0Ie Seers;sry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

RARGAIS- farm. ! mll.s from
city, on 200 road and stp lion one block
e-iLne" monthly WIKI no iuterrst. The
Crt 49, nj Eraity Corr. loo y. seventh 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
AUCTi0Ns-kEcALs
Legal Notice.

oCTohER !. lsso---Soticc is lie ri.2,
,.SS ..nh tn3i on and sctcr this dad Nv
ny nnbt cSarhctrd by any other INA,
81 ~ Mtpan!si Jr.. $40 East frsnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Place, for Rent
Houses for Rem

BROAD. Main and side stree: store. for
i;n:Gciiate rDss-sgiru. Gordon r. s:rau-
l"l., East Main Stcret. Phone Madison tiei
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
High Constable S
Sale! =

! VII sell by Public Auctions on
FRIDAY. TIE STU DAY OE,
OCTOBEE, 1920, Nrt
O'Clock +. NJ. - y.
al No. 392 West Broad. the foliowin.
property. to satisfy executions We
Market, Inc. in my hands: : Ijask s
! Table, $ Chairs Typewritcr. 'r:leS
TERMS: Caah.
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Farms and Land for Sale s

A BARGAIN.
55e acres. 100 acres clear. balance IN
WOOD md timber. E!ght-room DWELLING.
hnc barn, iocated or main road; good
ne!khbcrhond. Must y. seen: sold 10 set.
tie al sststt. Prize. SIS pc. acre Term,
5000 ca'h. balance !. .. ). yeas.
--r CHAPLIN a CLARK
Eleven North Eleventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

HAVE YOU rented . houxe YETI A Iy.n;ra
r:"iia Siy iiud FOR YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles
TUXEDO HOG RATION.

Tuxedo Hog Ration liz prepared In a
Wy entirely different from ordinary feeds
y gives results II IL used and praised
~ farmers everywhere. Sold in 100
pound bags a. your dealers. or from
BRAUER & HASTEN Distributors.
= 1905 l.. Cary street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
OFFICE OF ADVISORY BOARD.
CITY OF RICHMOND, VAT"

CITY OF RIC,HNISSp nVSSSp.5
:, October 1. 1920.
H. a. HiBsason and y. T.. LarEon>,-
You are hereby notified thai the
Advisory Board OF the city Of itich
mond have made the following insect
'ainment as to THE damage by reason
OF grading; To the abutting pronckty
owners whos> property abuts On
both sides OF alley between fTooper
and Essex Streets. Fenfall and Grif-
Tin Avenues. ~
u, y. Hissason. $50 feet; damages damages
y. L. Larson, ~ feet: damages
You are. therefore. respectfully
notified to appcar before the said Nd-
S;eory Hoard ia Room 10l, first door,
city Hail. Richmond. Va. mt the hour
Of ] o'clock q. A.. WEDNESDAY,
October 20. 1920. TO show cause!' if
any you can against said ascertain
ment made by aaih board
., T nr. nna ,aso my hand the 1st day
[. c.. BLAKELY. a.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
Legal Notices

soUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
M Richnond, Va. Sent. Z, 1920
Southern hallway Company for the pur-
poses OF electine directors. approyinr the
stnee the last annual meetlng Of stock
SS4.I1sss ana TN trnnssGiiSn OF such othsr
Meeting. VIII be held at tbs prinflpal OF.
building. F!shnona. va. on TUESDAY.
October IL; 1890. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
mon And preferred s.ncE win be closed
a. o'clock l.: NJ. on Tp-hday. September
Ia. 1870. and will ue r"op-nGd at 10
o.elock a. u. on Wednesday,. October II.
F.. s. WYNN. Secretary.
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