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a woman's clothes express her, and
that there is nothing else 70 which
their sex. reacts as Il does 70 dress.
They know from personal expert
ence that q womanf can put on or
put on mood by changing her
frock.
You could take any staid old
mother In Israel and turn. her into
q vamp who couldn't make her eyes
behave. by putting on her long Jade
ear rings and Q wicked green party
froek cut v IN the back and c In
front. and, similarly. you can take
down any holden and turn her into
q prunes and prisms miss by deck
Ing her out in a simple white muslin
with a blue ribbon sash.
When q woman feels happy she
always puts on something pretty
and fuffy. and when she Is miser-
able and sulky she drags out the
Oldest dowdiest gown in her closet
and makes herself still more miser-
able by wearing IL, Watch q
woman in a tailor made frock. See
how erect and jaunty she carries
herself. and note how the same
woman sinks and Tolls in a negiigee.
Do you think II Is by chance that
woman In a soiied kimono and
with her shair in curls papers quar-
rels like fish wife with her hug
band at breakfast? She would be
incapable Of, saying the things sh.
does II she had on . pink silk and
lace ball gown. -
A large part OF o womap,s back
bone. and much OF her refinement
and elegance Is silk and lace. She
does things and says things in her
siu,enIy state that she would be
Mortified at the thought of doing
when properly girded up.
SO IL was inevitable that women,
on whom clothes have so potent an
influence should be the victims of
their errors in dress in business.
As long as a girl went, to work at
tired as IL she were going to a party
or was about TO ensnare a desirable
suitor and bring him to the propos-
ing point. she conducted herself like
a society girl, ora bride to be. who
was merely condescending to sell
few goods. or write a letter or two
while she waited for her motor or
the bridegroom. ~
But put her into the dress OF
business woman. brace her up with
clothes like a mans. and, my word
for II. you are going to see a lot Of
hustling. competent young business
women who won't disgrace their
tailor mades.
(cepyrisht. 1871. By the wheeler syndi-
cate, Ine.)
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AIbemarIe Sunday School
Association COnUenes

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Aug.
1S.-The forty-fourth annual con-
vention Of the Albemarle County
Sunday Sch DOL Association opened
this morning in the Union Chapel
at the wooden mills, ten delegates
being welcomed by the superin-
tendent d. Van wagenen. The Rev.
f. L. Robinson, Of Grace Church.
Cismont, rssp3Ids1 on behalf Of
the delegates.
A feature of the afternoon ses-
sion. was q memorial address by
George A. Burgess, in memory Of
the late president Of the associa-
tion, the Rev. N. 4. wingfield.
other speakers Of the day were
Lawrence A. Davis, the Rev. H. H.
Young. A. G. Burnet, Harold r.
Clark, B. @. Childs mad DR.. ]. p
Mcconnell.
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Gen. H II. Bandholtz. at the New
Willard Hotel
Col. Charles W. Kutz. Engineer
Commissioner of the District. enter
tanned a party Of four at a dinner
at the New Willard Hotel last night.
Miss Mildred r. Campbell, daugh-
ter of DIR. and Mrs. Charles c. Camp
bell. OF 1881 Lamont street. and
William B. Hit, son OF United
States Commissioner and Mrs. Isaac
r. Hit, of 1903 Mckinley street,
Chevy Chase, were married in New
York City Tuesday. according to an
made by the parents
of the bridegroom last night. Folt
lowing an extended wedding toGE
the couple will return to this citN
where they will reside. - -
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY|
Senator Neu|
Wed 80 Fears
,Hardings Attend Dinner
In Honor of NuptiaI
Anniversary.

The President and Mrs. Harding
were the guests at dinner last
evening Of Senator and Mrs. Harry
s. New.
Senator and Mrs. New entertained
In celebration of the thirtieth ami
versary Of their wedding. In addi-
ton to their distinguished guests
from the White, House. the Senator
and Mrs. New entertained . party
of ten. Including several members
OF the Cabinef- Senator and Mrs.
New win leave washington next
Wednesday for. their home In In
dianapolis. and will remain until
the Senate cohvenes again late In
September. -
The President and Mrs. Harding
Will visit. william AMI Mary College
To-Day. where the former will de-
liver an address. and they will prob
ably attend the centennial celebra-
tIon at Yorktown. The tentative
plan is that the trip win be made
on the Mayfiower and by motor
across country.
The Secretary of Commerce, Her
bert Hoover. has accepted an invi.
tation to address a meeting of the
American Chemical Society TO be
held at Columbia University Sep
TENDER Z. Sir william j. Pope.
president Of the Society of the
Chemical Industry of Great Britain,
will also speak.
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DAUGHTER WILLED
MOTHERS HOME If
She STAYS SINGLE
Other Children to Share
Property If the Girl
Chooses to Wed.

: Providing she remains unmarried.
Theresa L jana. daughter Of the
late Mrs. Sophie Jana. who died
August 6. will be given the family
home at ga d street southwest. ac-
eording to the viii filed for probate
yesterday.
: In the event of marriage or death,
the will provides that the home Is
TO become the property OF other
children Of the deceased, who are
given shares in all money now in
bank Edmund X. Fox is named
executor.
Estates valued at $4,000.
proximately $4,000 were disposed
of in Wills filed for probate.
The will of Miss Jane ingram,
who died August II. provides $500
to defray her funeral expenses and
the trsvefrs expenses Of May Lin
kins and Hugh Nutting, who were
requested to accompany the body 60
Cincinnati, where interment was
made.
Other requests include $500 to
Mary /. Hartly. a half-sister' szOO
to Henry Ingram; 5000 each to
Harry and Samuel A. Hartley and
Elizabeth Richmond. Mary Linkins
IS given $500, James K Linkins
SEQ. Letitia I. Tucker. $500, and LII
liam l.. Nutting is named eNecutrix.
Attorney Mark stearman represents
the estate.
An estate valued at s12.1oo-in-
GLIDING real estate to the amount of
$4,000 and cash to the amount Of
sI00-was left by Marcus Herman,
who died May II, according to a pc
tition for probate filed yesterday by
a son, John A. X .rmsn, through At
torney Joseph l. Topper.
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Rupert B. Owen Dies.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. Aug.
ls.-Rupert B. owen. aged IS, who
owned n operate! 'everal slave
mills in this and Fluvanna counties
died yesterday at local hospital.
following an, operation for gall
stones and appendicitis. He vas the
so OF Capt. J. W. owen, formerly
CT Winchester. but now q resident
of Earlysville. He was born in
jefferson County, W. Va. and had
spent most Of his life in Virginia.
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educated at the universities of wis.,
consin and Pennsylvania and the
University OF Berlin and Madrid
University. In 1914 Mr.. Jones was
a member of the educational com
mission which visited Latin Ameri-
can universities. He was director
of the United States Bureau Of For
eign Agents of the War Trade
Board In 1913.
Mr.. Jones has Travelled extern.
sively in Europe, South America
and Mexico. He will devote his
time In Cuba to development or
American trade. officials OF the
of Commerce feel that
his presence in Cuba at this time
viii. be of benefit to both countries
in the development of mutually
profitable business relations.
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So -
hetser OF c0hnmon khoWi-
$3.50 wen woman really
Her hu 20 oeIns . business
.ha taxes the same heart
NJ 49, ~ hsr yoo tnat sne goes IN
net mar Or her compassion, that she
cIsckerJack AT it
nnow saieswomen VINO
spcn UPON US snat causes us
ooht want ana
We KNOW women ouy-
80 WY SAn wins the last cent OUT
rhe way oL oiscoun.s
~, We know pnvste sec
....' ouno whom = Wnoie oHice
nans. aosoluteiy ana oe5
home aoes around
..saa. .nIs pelhs inc case. tne
go ways oeen mat 30
- enousapus VI ss
$50 inv BUSINESS make . sue
rh... al, e just as.
=,
no interes. IN their
,ors rasnanIh, 20 n "
- 80 positiop' ny
.ht. .e
nrtds 80 70 W, nv
| - -.
len es oohns as little iaoo, As
.ney can 10 draw a pay envelope
@ va. LOT some man 70
.S hs ana .ake them GUY OF
,.sS o ana PVT mem IN
1870 VI parior' as Lazy hu's
ass maihtsineo le.'
viz euus pnehomeha OF tne oul,
es 81 ~ mn1 save one Drain os,i
W her lou eho the oaiahce OF sven
sue poSseu
S. anu act ING
10y s,a.s was 20 DC. eAplaIne1
oa,,snL =
- - 100. ma Nn Mouio
sat- eNeh 70
..is ,,..Ii ceo
a..r..s Suns "
~ 20
20 h'.1. $500 pe'P'e say
is ,,r,,h
Iesrn th., ,h. ~ hn.tass -
In = nur,b.r ~ Sorth.. go Eas,
ern cI,Ie, have on, ~. han on. ,h !.
babv doll in stores and offices ana
have ,iyen instructIon. 80 ,heI,
employment bureau, 70 take ON
none but plainly and suitably at
tired women, with clean unpainted
faces.
II do not trust any made-up
woman" said one Of these large
employers Of female labor, "and no
girl decked out in a transparent
waist and with fancy shoes and
k1ee-length skirts and socks on
need apply for work here. I want
none but business women, and
women who look like business
women.
Ii this Is true. and employers are
going to force women to give up
.heir irivoiity IN dress in working
nours, u means reVoiution IN
woman Wnoie pos,tion IN business.
ao means Iuftner mat women
80 s,, 20 ' 70 sos
"n IN '"S oohinlercsi nsiu
- 49,,
IT,. 80 ~. 50 SO ,. u,S.u,
w. .,. lii ~ $3.50 ~
l., saesn wv. VI
more than rnVl16 q fire ladder
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NETHERLANDS ENVOY FETEs
NOTED DUTCH SCHOLAR.

sIne charge q auafres OF the Lesd-
ton OF the Netherlands, Jonkheer
w. II. de Beaufort, entertained at
dinner last svening in honor OF
Prof. Eekhof, one of the most noted
educators in Holland. a professor at
theologian. He has come to this
country TO attend the tercentenary
celebration at Plymouth.
The Netherlands minister TO
Rome and Mime. van Roijen. with
their two young sons, spent several
days here this week when Jonkheer
de Beaufort took them to the vari-
Gus points Of interest. Mr.. van
Rotten was attached to the Neither
lands Legation as secretary about
seventeen years ago and is quite
familiar with Washington and its
environments. Nine. van Roijen was
formerly Miss winthrop, daughter
of Mrs. Robert Winthrop, of New
York, and sister OF Bsekman Win
throp, former Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy. They are now at Lenox
visiting Mrs. winthrop.
Mrs. Howard Sutherland, wife OF
the Senator from West Virginia
returned yesterday morning from
an extended visit in Chattanooga,
Tenn, where she was the guest OF
her son and daughter-in-law, Capt.
and Mrs. Richard Sutherland.
The sutherlands have with them
as their guest at present Miss Mary
Hammond. of New York and Hunt
ington, W. Va
senator and Mrs. Sutherland, a--
companied by their three daugh-
tiers, will go on September 1 to their
home in Elkins, W. Va where they
will remain until October 1. Miss
Catherine Sutherland, who il now
a member Of the house party being
entertained at Deer Park. Nd, by
Miss Delphine Heyl, will join her
family at Elkins on the first.
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BAND CONCERTS.

Concert, By the u s. Soldiers Home Band,
Randstsnd, tonight at $50 o'clock. John
8. N. Zimmerman, bandmaster.
March, "Conseription" .........,. go. Allen
Overture. Mysen ,.....'.....-.....M ettge
Scenes from Opera Ia Favdfita". .Donisetti
fox-trot, I'm Missin' Mammy's Kissin'
= and 4 Know She's Missin' Nine" Clare
Waltz Suite. Youthful Fsncies". .Deirore
Fiprle, See Dixie First. ............ .Cebb
The Star spangled Banner"
Concert by Community Centers Band,
James Miller. director. at Dupont Circle to-
night ut 7:45.
"America."
March. "Hostrauser's'.. Chambers
waltz. "Oid Chestnut. .fAke
o.ie-step, ''sunshine' Little stanley Mot,au
Selection, Bowl Of Pansies". ..... .eynard'
Popular number.
Overture. "Emperean" Hayes
Vocal Solo, why Don't You Answer
me a.. Jerome
Chester Dodson.)
Meditation" .Morrison
American Patrol. .Neachar,
"The Star spangled Banner"
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Theft of $4,000 Charged.

DALLAS. Tex Aug. 1s.-Eorman
u. Richards. 25 years old, VAS ar
rtsted here today on a charge Of
embezzIcment of $4,000 from the
Northern National Bank OF Phila-
deIphia.
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ENVOY AT PARIS BACK
FOR POST IN CAPITAL.

r. Henry Norweb, OF the Amerf-
can. diplomatic service, has arrived
in Washington and has been de-
tailed to the division Of Western
European Affairs at the state De-
partment. Mr.. Norweb was formerly
second secretary Of the Embassy of
the United states in Paris.
Chester Lloyd Jones' of East
Orange, n. J. has been appointed
acting American commercial at
tache to Cuba by the Department
OF Commerce.
Mr.. Jones' appointment is the
first to be made by the Commerce
Department to Cuba, which 10 said
to be the best market FOR Amerf-
can goods in all Latin America.
Mr.. Jones represented the De-
partment OF Commerce in Spain as
commercial attache in 1913. He was
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PHILIFPINE SENATOR
INHERITANCE AT DINNER.

Manuel ouezon. president Of the
Philippine senate. was entertained
ct a dinner given last night BY
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MIR. AND MRS. WEBSTER
EN- ROUTE FROM PACIFIC.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Frank Web
ster, who have been in Manila since
their marriage in September, 1919.
are returning with their infant son
to the United States and will ar
rive in San Francisco September 5.
and go to New York shortly after.
Mrs. Webster, who Is the daugh-
ter Of the late Josiah Kingsley Oil
and Mrs. Oil. is well known in
Washington, where she lived with
her parents after their return from
Pekin. Mrs. Webster did distin-
guished service during the war for
her own and the allied countries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade II. Ellis have
returned from Atlantic City, where
Mrs. Ellis has been at the Marl-
borough Blenheim since the middle
Of June. They will motor to their
home in Ohio to attend the meet
ing of the American Bar Associa-
ton the latter part of next week.
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TENNESSEE GIRLS BACK
AT MEMPHIS Residence,

Misses Sarah and Frances Clark of
memphis, Tenn, have returned
to their home, after spending q
month with their uncle and aunt,
Dr.. and Mrs. Clifton p. Clark, at
their summer home, Camp Lauralta-
on-the-Potomac.
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SENATOR AND MRS. CAPPER
TO RETURN TO TOPEKA.

Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper
will go Immediately upon the ad-
journment of the Senate to their
home in Topeka, Kans.
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MRS. LENRoOT TO SPEND
WEEK OUT OF CAPITAL.

Mrs. Irvine l. Lenroot, wife Of
the Senator from wisconsin, will
leave Washington today to be gone
until the end of next, week. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Lenroot do not ex-
pect 70 leave the city during the
Senate's recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes will
entertain at a farewell dinner at
their villa at Newport tomorrow eve
ming prior to their sailing for Eu-
rope.
One OF the features of the enter
tainmeht will be Brooke Johns and
his novelty orchestra of washing
ton who will go up especially for
the occasion. -
Richard Southgate. who has been
until recently third secretary of the
American Embassy at Rome, has ar
rived In washington for duty at
the state Department. He will be In
the office of Robert Woods Bliss.
the Third Assistant Secretary of
State.
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Mrs. Alexander sharp, sr.. Is the
guest for fortnight ST her cousins,
AR. and Mrs. BENJAMIN selby, at
their st - ner home in Cobourg
courts. Mrs. sharp was among other
Washtngtonians at the horse show,
for which Mr.. and Mrs. selby had
q box.
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Comdr. and Mrs. David Med.
LeBreton sailed yesterday for Eu-
rope. Comdr. LeBreton has been
appointed naval attache OF the
American Embassy in Madrid and
will go Immediately to Spain to
assume his duties.
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Mrs. John Harper will be at home
Thursday at Pelham courts, from
4 to 8.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Lorton ar
rived in New York on the steamer
Paris. after having spent three
months abroad visiting throughout
England. France and Italy.
Mr.. Lorton Is editor and publisher
OF The Tulsa World. Tulsa. Okla,
and will motor home, accompanied
by his wife, after a weeks sojourn
in Washington,
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Col. and Mrs. Robert Henry Rolfe
have issued Invitations for the mar
rage OF their daughter. Grace, to
Capt. Davis Jones, u. s. A., Thurs
day evening, September l. at 8
o'clock in the Highlands.
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FARMS IN HENR!CO co.
NUMBER 1855 IN 1924

""TT'0N"H FNom FIrst NagaD
ana buildings we're valued AZ s2.7S5.-
Ther" were $50 farms reporting thu
possession of domestic animals
Horses In tho county numbered al:
mui'S. "N2 cattle. 1850; sheep, 2ii,
and swine. 3.il6
In Charles CITY county the number
OF farms decreased over 81 per cent.
1910.
The census report for other coun.
ties in the state. az issued Ivy the
director OF census. will appear each
sunday In this section OF The Times
Dispatch.
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Iiy virtue OF Il certain deere. oi
ia. Law aud Equity Court al tn. city
Of liChiuond, Va. entered juty -,
vs.. William l.. McDaHiei ana others.
the undersigned. as spcDI., commits
Sionci. was directed 40 sell and wIIl
oh"r FOR sale IA public auction. ON
the premises. that two StoV! frame.
dwelling ana lot fronting - ic"r On
tn. norm line AiDcinart. Street. run
ntnE back 90 icct To "a 2u-toot alley.
Ok WEDNESDAi. AUGUST 10. lJ2t,
Ut 80 O'Clock l.. NJ.
on the premises.
TERMS: car-third cash balance ia
two equal payments AT SIX ana twelve
months from day OF sale. with per
cent interest On deferred payments OF
purchaser, the retained until the
fun purchas. pricc Ia paid ana CON
N.yHncc ordered By court. OF all cash,
at option of purchaser
/. GRAY iiNpio%
Special Commissioner
MOORE < MCGRANIGIIAN
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Good Propositions Have Already Snapped Investigate Nov

!" serving without charge. 1t is dis
,''ly understood and agreed that
tiIIzer handiing of deliyary cn,,-.,
,raSin;; shipments and other th;r.
'nV'n"ht /" the delivery of fcrtiIiyst
Shau b" born" BY thu purchaeer
-. 'hat an cooperating arrncia,
ShaI' immediately provide means
through which bona ;tdc car.iot or.
usrS VIII h" forwarded to tho pro-
Hn'"fs to-npcrative Exchange
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CONDITION OF FERTILIZER
INDUSTRY is CHIEF TOPIC

,'-"h'li'Ie" From First PACE
shall %" ma - by the car-lut purchase.
"ir"ci |" tn" manufactures. or his
Representatives. ana all time cOuccs-
SONS or credit arrangements shall
be- between thoS. ;wo PARTIES mas
much hS tn" purchasing agency Will
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y. Il COVER.
Ecui Estate .NuctIonCor.
- North Njnth street
TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE
210 North Lo-nbardy
Street
RICHMOND. VA.
ATTRACTIVE TWO STORY
MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE.

IA execution Of :. certain deed OF
trust. dated July -. 1912. and record
Cd ia the clerks Office of the Court
Of Chanccry for the city III Richmond
Wa. IN. Deed Rook 2lT-C, page 2sS
dcfaul, having been made in the pay
ncnt OF Il portion Of The debt secured
thereby. and having been required by
the noteholder to do SO, we viii. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST IL. 1871
a, $50 O'Clock =. NJ.
proceed 10 sell at public auction. on
the premises. the property conveyed
therein. to-wit
MI that certain lot OF land WIN
improvements thereon. l-!u. ana
being III the city OF i.i.nm md Va
on t:ie west line Of LcUDarug stree.
bctH. N Grove ANcnu" ANS iiarpv r
AV'''un. beginning at Il point on ~.
west li'- OF lombard' 81. diStart;
t5t !oct 9 inches south rt the south
'!nc 80 Hanover Avenue 'bcing
the center Of the partition wall
which divides the tenement or
the PROPERTY hereby described from
n,i which nhJ"ins it on the north
'N.nc1 running south wardly along
.ut fronting on the west line of LON
tprdy street 20 feet 20 the north lIn.
of un alley % feet wide. and extend
ing hack wcvtwarCily between parallel
lines 30 f"et 20 an alley 20 feet wide
TERMS cash
y NJ COVER.
RoET. y. POLLARD.
Trustees.
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FOL; IsEN
Apartment In West End"

Eighf .A-.e rooms. haths ana
shower. FURNISH heat. janitrr a.rv-
ice. no. and cold water This iS ON
monument Avenue, near Boulevard.
Rent very reasonable.
W. -. NELSON * co.
No. 10 y. Ninth -. Second Floor
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O.>.A.n li...l.,i .hn

-
~ ~. ~. McGtiEf.
i;r,. Estate ..uCt ut.,r
NJ fUDI.lC At ilDN
40. -O% .,.tt..>p..l. So Si'L
iI.SH...i.G .'ark
THURSDAY. AUGUST lTl
at O'Clock i. NJ
wii! offcr the ahuyc-Iurutiun,J
property for sale. which j. "a 6...rm'
good as new. frame dwelling. newly
papcrcd ana painted. with n!..u. r.oi'.
lpt 3JNi3b feet. 10 alley. The owner j.:
determined 10 sell. and some one Is
G1inS 10 get bargain as n nice
home or AN investment.
TERMS; EASY and announced a,
sale.
Location. northwest OF school house
ana near stuart street. boulevard
II. NJ. MCGUIRE.
Real Estate
Ey foLl.ARD N BAG;iIN. INC.
Real Estate NuCtioncyrs
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BY POLLARD & EAGBY. INC.
Auction Sale
21O1 Richmond ST.


We VIII sell at auction. on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10. 1921.
u; $50 o'clock +. NJ
tho above mentioned neat. SINAI,
:"ur room hous.. WIKI large lot ana
electric lights. Property has :. front
axe OF - feet on Richmond Street.
and is convenient to the { * o. Shous
and locomotive Works
TERMS Four ar i've hundred dol.
lars cash aud rest monthly.
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DiSrLii l>>ii..<D
MOORE * McGliANlt;HAN.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
u y. Seventh street, kichmoUd. Va
Commissioners Sale

2: FEET OF GROUND. WITH TWO.
STORY FRAME. tN f.iii\,s
THEREON. No. us AI.!.I.AiAlsi.r.
SiEEET. RICHMOND. Nii.,iiSiA.