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The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
TAX ON GASOLINE NOW. All Users Must Pay Cent Per Gal ion--For Road Upkeep.

Beginning April I, every gallon of gasoline consumed in Polk county means cent provided for upkeep and repairs of highways. The new state law providing for the collection of this tax becomes effective today and local wholesalers of gasoline received in- struction how to collect and compute the amount received. The wholesal- CTS arc the ones held responsible for the tax on gasoline. and will have the collections to make. tho the ulti- mate consumer Is u <zf footz the bill.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
Folks Long Already County Dip
WON'T CUT ARMY ON RHINE.
Weeks Plans to Hold Occupation Force at Present Size Until July 1.

Washington, April 4.-The Ameri. can army of occupation in Germany will not be reduced in size before July 1, 1921, the War Department an nounced today. The previous policy with regard to the army of occupa- tion has been that men whose enlist ments have expired would be returned and that no replacements sent, thus providing gradual reduction of the size of the force.
 Secretary Weeks said today that due to a lack of funds for transpor- tation, every effort will be made to hold the size of the army of occupa- tion at its present size without bring ing any of the men home before July
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
ASKS s15.000 FOR DAMAGES.
-Aoho 9IJsUUU NVFN James Pegram Sued by Mrs. Dove
 Donohue for Alleged Sander.

One of the suits filed for the April term of circuit court is that of Mrs Dove Donohue against James Pe- gram. Tn the allegation filed in be- half of Mrs. Donohue by her attorney, B. J. Stuart, it is charged that she had been slandered by statements said to have been made by MT. Pe- gram and she asks damages to the ex- tent of s15,0o0. The complainant is the daughter of Dr. W. c. Vandiver- The statements attributed to the de- fendant reflect upon the morality of the young woman.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
WOULD DIVIDE TEXAS NOW.
Sentiment Western Part for Forma.
 fion of New State

Sweetwater, Tex, April 3.-Divi- sion of the state of Texas and organ ization of a new state as a protest against 'taxation without representa- tion." is the goal sought by an organ ization instituted here today as a re- suit of the governors veto on the West Texas 4. and M. bill and rural school aid measures and failure Of the legislature to redistriet the state ae. cording to population figures.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
BALLOON ExPLoDEs, BURNED.
Officer and Eight Men at Arcadia,
 Cal. Army School May Recover

Los Angeles, March Second Lieutenant K. I. Sullivan and eight en- listed men of the United States army balloon school at Arcadia were severe ly burned today when a balloon ex- ploded after coming to earth near the Midwick Country Club, about eight miles from Los Angeles. All probably will recover
 The balloon broke from it's anchor age at the school at an elevation of 15,0O0 feet. Second Lieutenant George R. Watts, who was in the bas- ket, unanswered down to height of 1900 feet, then descended with para chute. Lieutenant Sullivan and his men, who were pursuing the balloon in an army truck, came up with it as it reached the earth. and the explosion occurred then Lieutenant Sullivan said he believed static electricity was responsible.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
BABE BORN OUT IN THE WOODS.
Wife of Farmer Left Home at Night, Found Next Day by Searchers.

County Judge Fl. W. Finger has or dered an investigation to be made of an unusual occurrence reported from near Hatton. A woman whose name is said to be Simpson, wife of far mer. left her home one evening re- gently and was not found by search ing party until next day. During the night the woman, who had spent the night in the woods, gave birth to a child and when found she and the new born baby were none the worse for the unusual experience. Information giy- nn Judge Finger did not explain why the woman should leave her home.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
DEALT DEATH TO THE REDS
German Police Killed Twenty Com
 munists.. Following Uprising.

Berlin, April 3.--Twenty of party of five hundred communists were killed and fifty wounded today by the security police in the vicinity of Halle in putting down an outbreak in con- nection in mid Germany. The police captured fsa rifles, six machine guns and considerable ammunition.
 It Is reported semi-oificially, that a total of two thousand communist rioters have thus far been arrested. The prnssian government has af- fered one hundred thousand marks reward for the arrest of Max Hoelz. communist leader. aE fife alleged iuSti~ gator of the mid German unrixine
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
GIVE BONDS. RETURN HOME
Polk County Men, Once Convicted and Released, Again Face Charges.

Rearrested on the same charge for which they have once been convicted. Tom Heath, Felix Davis, Ora Cox and Steve Edwards, all of Big Fork, have been put under bonds to appear at the June term of federal court at Fort Smith The four men were talk on to Fort Smith Sunday and at a hearing Monday before Commissioner Mecham were put under bond of $500 each. which they gave and returned home. The Big Fork quartet were convicted in January at Fort Smith of violating the national prohibition laws and were sentenced to serve time in Leavenworth prison. They obtained their release early in March thru a writ of habeaus corpus issued by Judge Pollock of Kansas City.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
NOVEL SIGN AT GURDON. Board of Trade Erects Large Derrick
 Near Railway Station.

Gurdon March 31.--The derrick built by the Board of Trade here for advertising purposes is completed. The signs with "Gurdon, the Gateway to Arkansas Oil Fields" is at the top, and below is another, Ask the Cur don Board of Trade" The derrick is near the depot and can be seen from the trains going thru.
 Arrangements have been completed by the Board of Trade for a new test we'll to be put down west of town. A survey will be made soon for a loca- tion. Actual work will start within a few weeks.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
K. C. s. PAYS TAXES. Il of All Kinds Paid in Polk C0un-
 ty Is S54.982.99.

E- Phelps, the genial tax commis-
 Der for the Kansas City Southern
 lway paid his annual visit to Mena
 the Polk county tax collector, and
 en he had completed his task the
 lroad treasury was $54, 4,982.99 less
 Httent, that amount having beer |ned over to the Polk county ofii- This amount, MT. Phelps states. Iudes state, county, city, school and .cial road district taxes. and, he
 2eves, amounts to about one-fourth fhe total tax collected in the coun-
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
v Early Fisher Got the Fish.

ts an old old story about the fiy bird getting the worm, but erge Petty, Jr., gives the ancient a new angle, for he proves that
 early angler gets the bass. The lng man has habit of getting ur ore the sun does and hieing him out to fishing waters and getting k with catch in time for break t One of his best reports is that
 Monday morning, when he went to Irons Fork and was back home .eight o'clock with four fine bass 'ch weighed from IF pounds tc pounds each.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
PARACHUTE KING WEEDS.
Lieutenant Drops 24.O00 Feet One
 Week Then Marries the Next.

Rantoul, Ill, March .-Heutenant Arthur c. Hamilton. who established worlds record last week by drop ping more than 24D00 feet in a para chute was married in St. Louis Sun day ta Miss Marian Hunter. ;t became know here today
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

Considering the indictment weather the next interesting thing about the election was the number of women who voted. This feature of the elec- ton indicated that the women of Mena are interested in municipal affairs as well as the men. The remaining off, cers were elected without opposition. The new city fathers will be installed next Monday night and the reins of local government will be transferred to T. R. Jones, Sr., as mayor, and his associates as follows:
 City Treasurer s. w. Duke.
 City Attorney L. N. Burnett
 Street Commissioner w. A. Cannon.
 Police Judge $. Ii. Smith.
 Aldermen Olin Wood, J. E. Bishop and w. A. Wilson.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
D. Budd Suffers Painful Hurt

]. ID. Budd came up from Hatton hday to receive treatment for an
 ured hand. While helping adjust pulley in the engine room at the
 'ing company's plant near Hatton, budd was accidentally struck on right hand with hammer in the
 'ds of a workman. The blow. while
 femely painful, did not break any
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07
There's te Boy for Yez.

Terence-WilI you be down to the MacSwiney Club tonight to hear Brother O'Toole speak on Home Rule
 Michael-Sure and I will if l can sneak out the back way without Mag oie seein' me. Ain't home rule .s wonderful thing Williams Purple Cow.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-04-07

O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N-I-T-Y S-T-A-R-W-A-N-T-A-D-S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
Linoleum Remnants

Price Price
square yards of Inaid Linoeum size o #
xlO IT. ................. SZl.Oo $Il.5O
511 square yards of nlaid Lnoleum size
b ftx6 ft-3 in.-as is. ......-.. 1900 SIS
6Lz square yards of nlaid Lnoleum.
b tt.x9 tt-o in.-as is .....,..,.... l9oO ST5
I3 square yards of Inad LinOeum.
ttxlO ITO in. .................. S.fo 4o5
square yards of Inaid Linoeum. size o
x b t-as is, square yard ........... Z.oO ZOO
81 square yards of nlaid Lnoleum.
ftxlZ f.-4 in. square yard $50 2l5
5I2 square yards of nlaid Lnoleum. size
ftxS ft-2 in, for piece ......,... 1870 SIS
~ square yards of Inlaid Linoeun,.
ftx6 fits in, for piece. ........ 1859 6I5
~ square yards of Inad Linoeum
fix Il ft-3 n square yard .--...- lao l-S5
10 square yards of Inad Lnoleum, size
ftx23 ft-lO in, square yard ....... Z4o 185
40 square yards of nlaid Lnoleum. size
ttx74 ft-4 in. square yard Z4O l95
square yards Of nlaid Linoleum 3 #.
x7 ft.-0 in, for piece, ........... oZ5 495
IA square yards in Print Linoeum size
tiki ft-Zin, square yard ........... IZ5 CSC
2 2-3 square yards of Print Linoleum
ft.x32 ft-9 in, square yard ......., LIS S5c
W square yards of Print Linoleum, size
ftxl ft-3 in, square yard .......... Id csc
1877 square yards of Print Linoeum, size
ftx20 it,. square yard ..,......... LIS 95c
~ square yards of Print Linoeum.
f.xll ft-3 in, square yard I.Zo voc
8 square yards of Print LinOeuIn, size Q #.
IL it,, square yard .............. LIS Csc
square yards of Print Linoleum q it.
x9 ft.-3 in. square yard ............ l.Z5 9oc
3 square. yards of Inlaid Linoleum #.
"A flo in square yard ............ Z.40 1.S5
3 2-3 square yards of Inlaid LnOleum, size
ftx5 flo in, yard 240 lbs
square yards of InIaid Linoleum g it,
xl0 flo in, yard .........-- Z.40 lbs
2-3 square yards of lnlaid Lnoleum, size
ftxl0 fiji in, square yard $50 2.15
3 square yards of Inlaid Lnoleum, size e it,
9 fl, yard $50 2.15
8 square yards of Inad Lnoeum, size IT,
xl2 ft.-2 in, square yard .......... $50 2.15
4 square yards of nlaid Linoeums size 3 it,
x6 f.. square yard .....,...... $50 215
And many others that have to mention.
Bring the correct with you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
Daylight Basement Offers
Domestic Remnants

Former Remnant
f'rr.
Remnant Hickory Shifting. ............ soc 10
Remnant 3O-inch Mercerized Batste and
Crepes .... 69c -
Remnant 27-inch Plaid and Striped Ginghams 30c u
Remnant 36-inch Figured Silkalnes 39o IS
Remnant 25-inch Figured VoiIes 30o 10
Remnant 25-inch Figured Lawns .......2 5c 10
Remnant 27-inch Apron Ginghams, 10 to 30
yard lengths ........... Soc lO12c
Remnant Manchester Chambray Cingharns,
10 to 20 yard lengths ........... 35c l2lac
Remnant 36-inch Beached Muslin 10
Remnant 32-nch Plain Blue Chambray Cling
hams ! to 10 yard lengths ...--. SOC IS
Remnant Everett Cheviot Romper Ginghams
II inches wide, 0 yard lengths 40o Is
Remnant 4O-nch Voies and Batste, 3 to 10
yard lengths ...........75 -
Remnant 36-nch BIeached Muslin 10 yard
lengths ....................... .35c I23ae
An other items mentioned in this ad.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
The Third Floor Offers
Curtain Remnants SOC, S1.00

Three tables OF Remnants Creonnes Curtain Nets
Madras Silks UPhostry Fabrics containing hundreds
ct
25c yard-goods worth up to Sl.2j yard
SOC yard-goods worth up to S.. 90 yard higher.
100 yArd-goods worth up to 81 90 yard and higher.
Other values equally good prices $500 yard and
Also odds and ends of curtains at remnant prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
Only to Prior Sale

Ent and since some lots are very limited, they
buying as early in the day as possible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
Special Purchase-Heather Jersey
Suits-S9.95

s. Heather Jersey Suits coors of Brown Copen Oxford
md greenszes to 42-(acket skirt worth the price
the suit Remnant Sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1895
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
No G. O. D.
No Phone Orders
No Lay Always
No Exchanges
The Third Floor Offers
Remnants of Carpets

Remnant
AZ yards Velvet Carpet % border. $3.35 $1.95
So yards Velvet Carpet. .............. $50 LIS
lOM yards Velvet Carpet ........... $50 LIS
"a yards Velvet Carpet. ....,........ $50 LIS
10 l-3 yards, So border Carpet. 430 $50
yards Il Carpet Observation-Disclosures. 40 $50
yards s. Carpet. Observation-Disclosures. 40 ESQ
I3H yards Plain Wilton Carpet. ......... 500 3.65
yards Plain Wilton Carpet. ............ 500 $50
80 yards Plain Wilton Carpet. .......... ASS 2.S5
3Lz yards Plain Wilton Carpet. .......... ass 2.s5
yards Plain Wilton Carpet. ............ 500 2.75
yards Plain Wilton Carpet. ............ AS 2.S5
Il yards Plain Wilton Carpet. .......... $50 $50
3L2 yards Plain Wilton Carpet. ........ 400 LIS
ID yards Plain Wilton Carpet. ......... 400 LIS
3L2 yards Plain Wilton Carpet. $50 2.75
2s4 yards Plain Wilton Carpet. ........ $50 IT'S
These good for dooways halls and closets.
Bring the with you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

WANT 3, mpn to clean the cellar? Read
the classified ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

what sleep was. Ny SUFFERING hah
almost made complete nervous
wreck OF nc and WAS 80 weak I
wasn't worth nickel as far az worE.
was concerned. thought my trou-
hi"S had Lifelong grip on me and
was about as discoura sed as Il man
ever gets.
We'll, before | had finished my
first bottle Of Tanisc | realized IL
was d'n"rcnt from anything 1 ever
tried. II suited my ease >,actIy. AMI
now for almost The nrst time Siue.
! c"n remember. ! can eat anything
want and diges, H. | haven't an
acne az pain and have gained M
teen pounds in weight, ! Just f"ci
good all over and ann fun OF life and
energy these days. EvcryH hero | Sp
talk Tanlac. ii hasn't an equal
Taniac Is sold in Richmond by ,hA
Tragic Drug CO. and the Grant DTus
Co.-Advertiscment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
COLTS HAVE ONE HURL.ER
WHOM LUCK FAV0Rs
h"''"r' tinncgan's Perfect Record
APP .rniiy tannut Bc
I'ruhyu

ia" rIrDn-l.nf,.I Shlr,.,-
thu I.lrerttd ISL. b,s VIM,
fulir-Ia.fcd rln,... as
GOOD Iurk. such ia "a. h,.,t
mem ,rs OF tho rsrhmrrI S,,i,,. ~"
result OF iha s,,,iI.,, r,, N,t -. ~, 90
uo=uu. right-han,led nff,;'o~
.rrEsod from tbr ,,,tiI,.. r,.
uA, form Of nam cane. Sou Vs. nv
SIR Michael h,- lynu sc,e. .
ana lo-t nom. SO ,h. r.ro,.l. - ~
Virginia l..,uu. v.ifi shnv,i ~, ~
bf. irish ltd mas .t,rt.l i, -.
ether games only 10 hr tat., 40,
a,tI % r..rf... t.,,,.t... ....... d..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

80 s1E .ls miles %
nm road on SCAT" Road
.rusar ana !.a:iyptt. Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
MEAT PACKERS LEAGUE

Norris defeated KinEan yesterday
in fast and exciting game by the
score OF II to 10. The batting of
Kennedy and the steady pitching nt
johnson featured. The entire Nor
rIS team hit almost at wil.
~ the same time kingam trounced
swift 10 the tune of 10 TO o. The
hurting of Campbell. who pitched for
Richmond when this city was a menu
her Of the International League. fca-
turcd.
Score 10y innings: X H. Il:
Morris . ac2 02e OO0-il IL 2
Wilson ...- U2l 0lo 060---10 = u
Batteries johnson and Bruaddus:
Taylor and Hoover.
Score by Innings r. II. l.:
swift ....... 200 N00 600 :. > /,
kiugan .... 1870 0p2 ?0N-i5 ~
Batteries campbell and Stumpf.
Murray aud Fletcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
'IION ~ My CONcENN;

10 WHOM ~ Nay CON'EEN:
Notice - hereby gtvcn tnar I. VILLA IN
H.. Todd. executor OF the estate OF Isaac
: Todd deceased. resident OF Baltimore
C.,y n III" state Of Mnryisnd. where the
3 executor OF SAID Isaac y Todd w!ll
MAKE application to the circuit Court %:
&.rlO.E C4ly stat" OF Virginia. on the
ION d,y OF october. 1921. Tor ihe entry
n an order author .2ing III. executor
fsrr-iid 20 transfer from The State OF
+, lrgiui, To the said State q! Maryland. the
,.Iu..,Gs Of four certain bonds OF the At
f,ntle Permanent BuildIar and Loan AS
:. ,-.ation. lIc.. amounting in the aggregate
20 uuy-iiy" hundred dollars E5,5OOOOl.
,,!tn interest, on" of SAID bonds being 70!
Inc sum al TWO thousand dollars (s3 600 Onl
.rwn q. said bonds ncins Tor the sum o!
enc thousand dollars El.OOn.OOD each: ana
+. Mother Of said bonds being for the sum
az uft-cn hundred dollars El.I09. GJ): all
- said bonds bearing interost at the rate
~ T. per Ccntun per annutn and are pay
.iIc 10 the said Isaac y. Todd.
WILLIAM u. TODD
Executor OF thc estate OF Isaac ~
Todd deceased.
WHILE you're reading this. other people
are reading the classified ad page.
wANT q men to clean the cellar? Read
tho classified ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
Interesting Game To-day.

y contest which will decide. at
least which Of the two teams is su-
r"rior, viii be- staged this afternoon
on Diamond No. NJ Byrd Park AT
o'clock. when the mines represents
ing the knights OF Columbus and the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company viii clash.
The rival teams have met twice
before this season. one game being
won by each club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
SEVERE GRlLLlNG FAILS
TO SHAKE BURNS STORY
IN BASEBALL SCANDAL

: 4
.,,,i,,,I.. b.. -. :, :, -,
''' ~ "pP'",S' h'Ni'"ht III
aus Nl'tr ha'i an noun OF
pa "''r' 'h M"''h ne SHcccsSiulIN
'h'' - hil"h WI and sarcasm with
replies equally as witty ana as sar
castle, Burns appeared to gain cont
Gcucc. and. sitting erect. answered. all
questions ina Il clear voice heard Am
over iho c,,.rt ,,,ur ,.u,i.r ,.,,,.,,,
uurrs =. ~.r.., tt Ii,., ,,.,t,,,
,b., ,,; .',;,
''"''' d" az" Mh''e
-"'''S "''' 'e'hE rI"N'" mere lhsn
- i''' u sam.
Met '.nndii AT ihr' Warner.
Don't YOU knox that Gamail never
.'NcH at ~" warner Hotel in this
series Don't you know that he and
other players YOU say you met at the
warmer lived az the Tyson
only know That mot Gandil at
IN" warner replied Burns
And GandiI Told YOU there tina; he
Vas through and wouldn't throw any
more aamcs, tina, he wouldn't accept,
o'l'rieu.
ne SOU say lie did Iruess he did"
-''' . '''' ''.F ~ - N'Hr
eh'nt ana h." Knows more about this
case IMAM 10.
I""maS Nash. representing Buck
Weaver, WH" followed oBrtcu, took
up "h"ihr' style OF "Namiuati" on.
NASh got '""mmy with the witness,
calling MIN bill AMI asking several
questions IN "a SOFT, quiet manner and
then suddenly shooting some sharp
query
hurn> somewhat Confused.
iie questioned Burns closely about
the hours OF alleged meetings with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

WHITE SOX WIN AGAIN

by Associated Press
CHICAGO July 2C--Chirdso won It, ni,h
e Ntra inning gam" IN tn" past ton aays
today, when Philadelphia was d"f.atrtl
> 10 = In ten innings Tn" locals victory
w"~ attributed To JohnsOu's hitting ana
nas" running ana timely hitting by col.
itns and StrunS ana the superb pitching
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
Southern A.,o,ln,inr UcsuI,.,

Nashvillr-Atlantn. postponed. wet
grounds.
I.i,tl. Rock -Chattanoopa. postponed.
wet grounds
Mobile. u ;ilirmlng ham. H. Game
called first half OF seventh. rain)
New Orleans I'll: Memphis, 81.
JSccond game. ten innings, darkncss).
' rnutit ttfrntir Association Results.
charleston, g. Columbia. a.
Others wet grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
continued From sixth Pagel
CUBS AND PILLS SPLIT
FIRST GAME.
Cilic:i.t,.

PHILADELPHIA. July .O.-Chicaco al
yiird double header with rh!Ldv!phin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
BY RUFfIN & SLOAN.
Real Estate Aucticnecrs.
Special
Commissioner S Sale
Valuable Monument Ave.
Lot

Pursuant to TWO DEGREES. one en-
tered on APRIL 2lst. 1921. and the
other on July 18th. 1921. by the Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Richmond,
in the suit OF National State and city
I;an5 al Richmond. etc. vs.. American
Trust Company, administrator {. t. Il.
Of Albert l.. HUNT, deceased, and
others. the undersigned special COM
misSioners appointed thereby. will en-
pose to sale at public auction. on the
premises. on
SATURDAY. JULY 23D, 1921.
At u o'clock l.. NJ.
the lot above referred to ana de-
scrIbcd as follows:
Beginning on the northern line of
Monument Avenue. 2j5 feet inches
ives, of Sheppard street, and running
northern line Of Monument Avenue
and fronting thereon II feet and cX-
tending back northward!; between
slightly dvcrsing lines. having a
dcpth on it's eastern line 135 feet 6
inches and on its western line 1873
feet 10 alleys in the rear on which
10: ]. in block !, in the plan Of Lee
Annex. except as so much as was
taken by the city Of Richmond for
the widening Of Monument Avenue. as
shown by plat made for said commits
sioncrS by Il. Ora wford Rcdd AZ
BROTHER, dated June 18th, 1921. which
plat will be exhibited at said sale
The title TO this lot ~ subject 20 the
usual restrictions contained in deeds
executed by The Lee Annex Realty
CORPORATION. "a former owner OF This
property.
TERMS: third cash and the
balance IN 5 equal payments. at t. II
and is months from date OF sale, for
negotiable notes. with interest added
the title TO be retained until all plir-
chase money is paid and convey
ance ordered by the court.
GEORGE BRYAN
J. JORDAN LEAHE.
Special commissioners.
certify that tho bond required of
the special commissioners by the
afnreSai id lnrrncs has henn ftilI,, IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
fTGTfOhS--LEG1LS
Legal Notices
81 |
OFFICE or ADVISORY BOARD
Richmond. Va.
July II AN! .l 1921

~ Mnit." Fletcher Seal. >. j. pcuoca
Al y. Nc,I, iOy T.. liaItDu. 4. II. N.,A-
nuIgu Ilatry l.. Sneli. J. NJ. DOuanog
- -. Ehuuh NJ. IS. V,nDUryn. X. NJ.
And'!Spu Malvern I'M. Cuauncry H..
wt"rd Niut Randolph Archer Emma
=. a!"u, Jun .: Christian. T. l.. Phillips.
r. e. Ippuc, Land 20. OF Va. Eugene
y. trtnl,y ". II. HtSby, H. NJ. An
.,ss"n. Roland PARK -. Malvern MAD.
on arc h'F.b. uDilUud thAt the Al
'H"ty Hoard 90 the o.ty OF Richmond have
in"a- the following ascyft"inment 80 4"
'ttluaSNa to Huutilug property owners.
y nose Ir"puity Adults On Ailcy between
Nrpie Avenue aud iiawt hurEo Avenue.
l.E"phirHd i'stIE boulevard ana Du iVUt
'aI,lg hy reason az Tic grading % tht
pyi.ra ~ saG alley ~ tie tlty.
West aide -! alley between ErUJk H. ud
irrf Epulvsbid aud DUPONT Circle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

rall< 20 Schank. Left on baScs--rhIledci-
nhin, =; chicago, ~. Base on halis--on
k"-fr. :: Wilkinson. /; Bommcii. l. Hits
on k"efc, In innings Inone out IN
minthp EummcI. IN ,nonc out In
t"nthD StruCis out-hy WILKINSON .;
Rommoli. :. Passed bali--SChaliS. l.osiu;
pitchcr-Rormcil umpircs-MGr!nrity and