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New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Sims Incident Closed
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WASHINGTON, June 25.-The case
of Rear Admiral William S. Sims, to
whom a public reprmand was admin
istered yesterday by Secretary of the
Navy DENLY for the ''jackass" speech
as the Navy Department is concerned,
it was made known to-day at the de-
partment sF4t aa,sea
Secretary DENLY refused to comment
on the case and, similarly, naval Off
GERS attached to the department have
put the incident down as definitely
closed.
Investigation of Admiral Sims's Lon
don speech by the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee, proposed in resolution
offered recently by Senator Harrison,
of Mississippi, and adopted by the Sem
ate, probably will be dropped, Acting
added that the committee probably
would report to the Senate that the in
cident had been disposed of by the
Navy Department and proper action
taken.
The jackasses of Tennessee have de-
manded an apology from Admiral Sims
for his reference to them in his Lon
don speech, friends of the Admiral
disclosed here to-day. The following
letter, they declare, was one of many
received by the gallant sea fighter:
Memphis, Tenn.
Rear Admiral Williams S. Sims,
Washington, D. c.
"Sir: raise jackasses in Tennessee,
and as they are not of the Balaam
brand to speak for themselves, I de-
mand> in their behalf very humble
apology from you for your recent Ian
g.uage in London rejecting on their
character.
Yours very truly"
NEWPORT, R. l., June 25.-Rear
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Red Mems Degrees for Harding

MARION, Ohio, June 25.-Warrior
and chief degrees will be conferred
upon President Harding at the White
House on July by Ohio Red Men, ac-
cording to announcement to-day by
John |. Byers, of this city, special Grand
Lodge representative. President Har-
ding was made a member of the order
in California, but has never received
any degrees.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Report % Dead i'm Wreck

LILLE France. June 25.--.The Lille
Paris express train was derailea this
Wernoon near Albert, and twenty three
Ep&rsons are reported to have been
&kuled and forty three injured,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

PARIS, June 25.--An encounter be-
tween Italian and Polish troops south
ef ,kosel,, Upper Silesia, is reported in
q dispatch from the segni-oficial Wolff
Bureau of Berlin to-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Majority for Germany

According to the Inter-Allied state
fnent, SOL, or As per cent, of the com
munities voted Polish, and 845, or 56
per cent, Of the communities voted
German.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26
Peace Near. i'm
.Silesia /; Berlin
Ready to Agree
Germany Willing to Accept
ssi Amy Allied Changes in
Program Worked Out by
'ns Hennecker and Hoefer
Nips Threat in Reichstag
Prospect of Solution Re-
- - suits in Postponing OPP
position 10 DIR. Wirth
speeial Cable 10 The Tribaae

I Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc,
-agPARIS. June 25.-The Upper Sile-
sian controversy is back in the hands
sqfl the Supreme Council. With both
Germans and Polish insurgents pre-
pairing to evaeuate the contested area
on, Monday and leave it in the hands
sef inter-Allied troops, the situation is
the most promising that it has been in
several weeks. The fact the Ger
mans yielded so readily has made prob
able an early session Of the Supreme
Council to find the solution of the
whole problem.
( If the Allied commission at Oppeln
cannot agree upon some frontier, the
understanding is here that the French
esnd British governments favor putting
the contested area Under Allied super
Vision for long period of time. But
hope is held out here for an early def
aiSe settlement of the question. The
/, faet that the German and Polish troops
Will have evacuated the territory will
make decision less difficult
New-York tribune., 1921-06-26

NEWPORT, R. T., June 25.-Rear
Admiral Sims returned unexpectedly
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12
SATURDAY NIGHT CLOSING.

THE week just passed marks perhaps the end of the
o'clock Saturday night closing for another season Why
wouldn't be good idea 10 make this permanent PROPOSE
tion There hundreds clerks. saespeople VINO
would be immensely benefited b> having work Sat6r
day night The public and will make their purchases
during regular business hours ,bey lind that
store Is closed Al 6 o'clock.
Years Of experience in cities and where the SaH
day night closing mas been observed has proven merchants
that is the h. do fo the sake Of the health
happiness and general welfare Of their employees but from
economical standpoint Let's together here and close
Saturday nights at 6 O clock
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12
IDLE HONEY.

IT IS claimed three billions Of dollars hidden
around houses and carried in pockets by the people Of
the United States. All this Is subject almost instant des
truetion By many causes II this was deposited banks
thus releasing useful purposes. would long
towards financing necessary business today, besides a 7r
ing the deposor source Of protection and income There
three good banks in this Don't carry none
around with bury in the back yard or hide away
in other Start d bank account today; heip
to keep money in circulation.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12
STAGING 4 COMEBACK.

EREND dollars back from his Joy ride Still wobb from
work. What he needs is a few kind words and
wholesome tonic, Give him life Put him in touch with
he job. Link your investment UP the chance Tor action.
Advertising is the pep friend dollar needs Alert publicity
will give your dollar the chance talk The rel
ableold language Of bsneS-the language Of profit The
Press Ad-AIan can help you.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Floy5 Howard. superintendent I.
{. W McCabe service organization, 5
back today af..r having Sperr las
week in Los Angeles @sceaarg nad@s
Bset&s9s service ssHael. TA.s zshaa4
IS held yearly ~ experts from ne
Dodge Brothers factory Mr. Howard
stopped off IN san Diego on his Wy
home 10 attend the annual ban4as,
given y ehe NtGaae- organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12
.JN5a7as ,Mo17hN7.

Friends cf Ray Martin, formerly
advertising manager Of Namey Bros.
& Go. stores, will be pleased 10 lyara
tha, he has - far recovered from a
very serious operation performed Il.
a les Angeles hoSpitai, that he is uo"
considered ont Of danger
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12
BIBLE TH0UGHT FOR T0D4F

PERFECT GJIDANCE.-TFust in IN, Lord uith al
fJae hcoIt cHd lean moi unto thine understanding
IA al tg az hHotrlcdqe him, and he snail direct h3
.aLhs-ProNerhs 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Mr., and Mrs. Harry c. Jones of The
Dodge Agency returned last evcu'Gp
from San Diego where Mr.. Jones at
tended the banquet given for the sales
men of the G. w. McCabe company
of San Diego and Imperial Valley.
$4,000 was given away as bonuses
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

GGLORADO itlvHit uu AGE
YUMA, Ariz., Sept. 12.-Mean
laily gauge heights IN feet and mean
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Dr, Owen returned this morning
from a Weekend visit with Mrs. Owen
al Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
will leave the latter part Of this week
for an extended trm visiting San
Francisco and Oregon cities. after
which they viii return 10 FL Cenae
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12
Bottled Coca Cnla

Cherry Blossom Orange, Lemon or
Lime Crush, Cascade Ginger Ale, Root
Beer or mixed eases delivered t. Eoa
home at $3.50 per case Of "a bot;loS
Bottle deposit SI.00 until returned
Order a cas-, from yoar dealer or
phone 1HW. Coco Cola Bott1nH Works.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

discharge in second feet of the Colo
RADIO river at Yuma, Ariz., for the
week ending Sept. 9, 1921:
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

I. t. Clements, former vice presi-
dent Of the Delta Mercantile company,
left Saturad yfor Los Angeles where
he will join Mr.. Casteel under the firm
name of G}ements-G -Gastel in the opera
tion Of new wholesale grocery bust
ness. The business is located at the
corner of Seventh and Stephenson
avenues, Los Angeles.
Mss Marguerite Bradbury and her
mother, zI4s. Ollie Car, have returned
nome after Il vacation Of TWO months
in Los Angeles and other coast points
Fred BaucAwitz Of the Imperial
Valley Shoe company has returned
home from short business ttip to
Los Angeles. Mr.. BauchWitz reports
buslness booming in Los Angeles and
the prospects 1t home very good for
FaIl and Winter business.
MARI Wa h5uaH, Harry Ellison,
Walter BoWker, III Hmrlchscn and G.
+. Pi.1er Ieft Saturday evening fer
Caioa Pass in the San Bernardino
mountains where they attended tie
formal dedication yesterday Of tn
EiAs Outpost Club House. The club
hou-e is the Gift Of the Elks lodges of
Southern California and presented t
I.oya Elk> Of all the World.
Dr.. 7. 4. Burger and Mrs. Burger
returned Sunday from q months "a
cation spent a Yosemite VALLEY @nd
Lake TalLe.
c. C. Corwjn and family returned
Yesterday from Long Beach w'apre
NJ rs CorWin and daughters iar2 .
bson passing the summer. +
~ FlE Edgar and daughter 70
bcr,4. 81 retura tho latter part #
thi. week aftce spending the auamcr
q. san Diego ana Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

The Automobile Dealers as4aeiatiaa
viii soon hold q @et-to-gether meeting
after having been cit Of session al
summer New officers and directors
.s... be elected and plans made for tte
coming year, winch gives every prom
- Of being banner one for tHe
members, : the1a IL. been no auto
mobile show in TIE valley far aeat'y
I'VE years, this question VII nd52tu-
ely be ane ef the first = come IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Darces at Stevens Beach
under aeW management Dances. eNery
Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday and SUI
aaE nights.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

J. H. Adams. ~ --e @iunl LII H.
-tr ree- tsH.arr t.- turned u FL
Caatro aftee i va alton 4f oao months.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

- aItSG@ Es.a-ohlEG pace Known
Is TeX's place OF the Eastz.aa, WIS
ra.4ed last night by the local police.
The raid failed % net any prisoners.
! japanese poker game was also
raiGej IN the Broadwa. Rooms a 42S
Broadway. Five prisoners, q quanti-
: Il chips and playing cards were s.
cured rs evidence against the mer.
To prisoners were released on haH
ard vii appear befary Police Ja.1e
Vaughn Thompson fog srial at o'eIoe
Tuesday morning.
Ee1n Dumas. general manager -
tae Callfog&ia-Aeziean OIL company Of
Ing Beach IS a business visitor here
toaaE.
DeHaven, the Plumber
5 back from his vacation and on taa
lob If soa aee4 @o-.. u repairs cai
249-W.
N9s. Dr. Brooks returned home this
morning after 4 vacation en- the c9aS..
George Iaaaz Waz fae. so aad
s. in Police Judge Vaughn Thomp-
sons eourt- Saturday morning for
drunkencs@ and disordagly conduct.
Lonez is q ranchar northeast Of town.
Miss Helen Ahibgr9 who for the
past few wee.. has ao@ Il position ia
A. zses Earrr's ffee at the Irri~a-
e#a d5strie. effe4s- has raspn to
accept a similar nos uou with Sccr--
taeE NeIFfH. u t#lharg succeeds
Mis- Lan@.4a who aa- returned u her,
home III Chics@9.
Elmer \. Yodd's &a~ic studios
arc at g.. O.se street. Paare ;GG-W. /
Assessor Charles Barry of the Irri-
cation district is enjoying q Two weeks
vacation on the coast.
Mss Leta Bryant, cagrt stenogra-
1her III department ] Of the Superior
c,ur-, is agg.I On The Job after hay-
ing been or q tW9 months vacation.
i wa, anrauaee1 tedaT at the Isr;-
CATION district offices that u al. prob ,
al....g a TIM would b. set iH ,Gp II.
= et.ta al goM9froA'- meeting for :
hearing of various comm .-.,as repro
rtl"T county or~ag.-..iars "a the /
Boulder C... .4- urJaa a..,lal.
J. H. Adams. - IL. Mutual LII In-t
e.tr. ree- csaaaeE ta>.Es Estuuet - I'll
{ .f,... .Ft
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Mss Leta Bryant, caars sten6gra-
1her III department ! Of the Superior
cp1r-, is aga.4 or The lob after nav
ing been or q two months vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Mss Marguerite Bradbury and her
mother, 5I4s. Ollie Car, have returned
home after vacation Of TWO months
in Los Angeles and other coast points.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Assessor Charles Barry of the Irri-
cation district is en- l.y.lG q TWO weeks
vacation on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

M re# Eder and daughter 10
6cr,a Il return .thc latter pait #
this week aftar spending the summer
Il. san Diego and Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Dr.. !. 4. Burger and Mrs. Burger
returned Sunday from & months "a
cation spent a. Yosemite VALLEY @nd
Lake TalIe.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

Elmer \. Todd Music Studios
are q. e.: O...e street. Pa3.e ;GG-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

c. c. Corwjn and family returned
Yesterday from Long Beach w@~iie
NJ rs. CorWin and daughters Eav2
bson passing the summcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-09-12

milk pals some skim milk cans, 1 buggy, single
harness, grndstonc, sickle grinder, alfalfa secder,
oil drums, lead bars, eveners wheelbarroW and many
snlall articles One $85 set of harness practically
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
IJCTiDNo--LELiLS
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF REWARD.

The Board OF Supervisors U, No.thuu,.
teriand County has offered rewaiJ ..f
NV" 10 Inc part! parties iuru.shIur
lh!nr ma tioit leading 10 The appich.usion
shu maj conviction OF the pcfsuH or urr.
suns " no shot ST j. L.. D-tauo, of nsnn
sa.hc 70 ne pay BILE ia sixty days after
date OF hnB! uGdrT u; conviction I'M.
tuW"ti his been supplemented 10y !.vv
'aS'D.e u! t"v state q; \IEati. tvy
Sin.i u tht tu'rF"LFJ, w!ihin h...rly "a ~
hlAo! the payment UI the .umuiu 81 , s'y,1
onefed toy inc county ui Nuttnumrrrl,,rI
aah iuriieT supplemented uy ,Jty. ih l,i,I,.
~ sex thiH pFiNGt" ,n!>I,iuHls. within 81. -
osys Iitti 'nt payment uI The t..a,,i ~
f"Nv vn''tH ~ iHr Guuuty UI HU,tnuuII,r,.
'aHh, ne y" !M.ht 81 al oI wn!ah .s con.
ut!uh.n uron the Hnai ,onviGtiv. OF ,nr
Eu''iy .'a!,S OF paTilcs.
4 :. TOwI..s.
Commonwealth a ,lur,.x
H.ti...l". Va. aas :, is.i
10 oil stock holders Of The FIuY.un -,
in n,9n i'.t., >a''e' Ie.ruhV"e '-u."Dany.
You are hsr"Dy notified tnat p,t,,.nt
cas-. at stUChnuniyr- i,n.,tt,.' ,s'..
!hih I" Lei e.hi III i!!c c9nIi., stock ~
~ r'u'ahhi aHd James tnvi Vale,
ie!rphpHs LUIEGs."s ltu a "a III ,','
ihs oi iAr aiUuh nv.AyG= 81 san, t'',,,i,,',
W.! nt hasI at titu !.cAIustuu it,.,.''.,.
Ne !NH'1 ~ so Aidi .IIyr.s. r,..,l. f,.,,,,i
49,, OF 4icH D:hh, !ii.- IUiu utI ~
MAf Is-i at ~ u'C.D,. \ ,i t., a.
nufrnse ~ 700 .d.mg luI a .s,. ~
t"S "spAs VI thE Iu,uraE, ana a.! tI,u,.
aI'.hs sntn otner U.,.u,ns ...;h ts.'I
10 the Affairs =: m G.uu.,.., a.
Wines NJ, n.Ga hi. ~: IN '"vf,,'s .,
hpTi. ia. ~
IL. q GARRETT
=, - >,,L.,,-. st'IcLs'' l Tvas4Eur
fEEs-. u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
DISPLAY classified

SrEcIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
The Land, r!Anl. Epuirm,n, N
Ihiher!. bn!i'.Iggs, AppuIlcu;,u,.,.,
fINt"fea, implements Goods, Ala,
S.i'h'h, MercnAnd.sa, lsignts I,rl,,.
49, rTahchia's. Inventions. RAJ
th's anu Leases Oi the Ealunt.r,
S".phuiiIihg hid Ma.lnr E.l,,..N
% h"'Ht'"n. iocutnu a. n..mp.,,u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
dtCIiUNS-LECALS
Legal Nui.ccs
once Of
DIRECTOR OF rUBLlc WORKS

Sealed proposals wt! be ,eceive,l 81 inns
nri.. S".,, = "'elpv" nou" A!.y !. : inr
tHt f"tht' uctloU u gTH-,i.ihiu lu!i, ana
.Gi 'c:s ON Inc north $. e. OF n.!.EI...i",'
AE."- ..YW 3uE..yhrl 10 I.unla.o.. StTr~i
t"'i's Oh proposals can ne Obtained on
,@H.ned ehegn for .mouM .r.t,.
'''"' "a i'.O'"shis mas! ar,ulupgu. ,.n. Ia
20" q. q ~. THNi! 81 execution o. .rb
"'tl' "e lltrev.yt ~ iuh!ir Wurns ~.
'"i'rs the right 10 ,tvCt ANY ana 4, nh
ALLEN j. SAIIII.E
DlT-rtu: %! Iua4.c WORKS
The ANNA. inuet...s u! inr A.uiua! =,
eu:anGc ssocicty VI Virginia VIII D.. MD
on Mayelb. 1871 az lH, oIicr of he al !.
c!ets. Room 2Ui Mutu-. BuIiuiil: n:ss
u4uui Va: at ocluck l.. II
q. hOFfETT NlSG. Sec-.taf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
DiSPLtn CLASSIFIED
Tku sTEi3 ) ArcT!GH SALE


'NS''
6jl ACRES Of LAND
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL
PROPERTY
In execution oI certain deed OF
trust 10 the uhdrrs! sned trustee,
dated JANUARY -, 1874. uuiduit hay,
ms been made IN The payment oil the
deui therein secuted. inc being re.
CURED so To 40 W in- Ucncnc.ary
VIII sell at puuur auction. on IN.
premises. on
SATURDAY. May IS. 1921.
AT ~ O'Clock Noon,
The real estate and personal prop.
cry described IN Salu deed as fol
lows.
U5i acres OF lane, together with ii.
uGi!aihSs thereon, and rights anu
PRIV iiebes thereto appurtenanI. stu
equity, III the state VI Virginia, De.
ms .hc same Tract OIL lanu convcyru
10 Julien Gum by deru hon a. tin-
icy Gteeiey ana Bertha l.. Greeley
recorded in the Clerks office OF
Charles Guy County III Dcuu Dook
No. -. page 2o+. tie SAID tract vi
land containing. according TO a sur.
fry and map made by j. Lyeii Clarke
ClNli Ehsihcer. dated January ~
l9lt, siA hund!cd ana SIAty-SIX ana
uihcty one hundredtns CtUu. JUJ acres
ana being ana same tract OF land
conveyed uhiu WestDury Farm Cor.
pora'loh by deed Guy RECORDED ~ the
clerks OiIicr aforesaid.
And also TIE following personal
pr"i'eity mules, horses. is COWS
h:iIctS. ~ sncrp. SnuaLS | Ford :
sou tractor. Atuiy sracIoi. traulUi
piuW, / tractor disc narrow, = spring
tooth hdrruWs : S-nurSc IiuWs
noise p!ow, SraIn binder, McCor.
nith corn binder. Mct ormIck
inuwrr, MCCYTInIck nay rake. /
srain driil ! 2-ruw corn planter, :
riding GuitivatoTs. 2 Z uT morse
wagons. wagon bodies, / wagon nay
RAGS. haIncSs u: al .,iHd3. lOt oil IurKs
EbeS and i-noTsu implements usual,
found OH an up-tu-Ga'. farm, 80 tons
Dalcu nay, lot oil corn fodder 1
Kitchen range. | i-Durnrr OIL stove.
lot oil household ana RIichen Iurni :
lure, all OF which pcrsun.ii property
- located on the above described real
estate III Charles cry County. Vir-
ginia."
TERMS OF SALE: For cash az 70
so much OF the proceeds as may he
necessary 10 defray the expenses OF
executing this trust, Including trus-
tees commission of 6 per cent, fees
Tor drawing and recording this deed,
and TO pay q note or S6,U0O.OU, with
interest rom January 3D. 1921, and
the balance upon terms 10 be an.
aouncGI.
BENZ. PURvIS
- Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
iUCTiDSS-LEGaL.S
Legal Huiivr>

OFFICE OF TIE uOLLYwooD GENIE
rEIN COMPANY.
The annual ineciIDS 81 the stock H. der.
DOT owners OF the Hollywood Cemetery
Company MI Toe hrld on the ioih day
OF MAY. 1921, az u'vloyk u. NJ. in ;ho
rooms of ,hr it'Chmoni Real Estai. Ea-
SEinIe. NJ. - North NInth Street a
fun attendance IS Urged
Dy order %: she LuuIi Of directors
IL. &. WiiEEEY. President
THE ATLANTIC LAID AND IMPROVE.
MENI tONrAST.
DHiG. OF inC Secretary
NotiCt IL hereby given lhat the r.ruia r
annua! meeting nt thr STOCK holders Of The
Atlantic Land add Improvement CONTAIN
wI! bc hcid at the office -! the Coui,u,
in the Eiehmnud Irrinina! Railway Sta
t.on: IN ne Sity Of Richmond. Virginia on
TUESDAY, THE liIli DAY OF MAY
1891, ~ 1880 o'Gp-a l.. Nj =
u. l. i!OEDEN
Aur!! ~. 1871
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
THE ATLAXTic lA;:p ANn IMPROVE.
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
/ rustee S Auction Sale

4 iuoICC NuCltOIl Dale
szs ACRES, Monn" on Less CALLED
L ir,: q +! Il 4 I - WITH
EMERY :otipMi:Ni' FuE nAii:Y,
NO on GENERAL i:Ai:AiiEG.
--nthli.n * Uhr.. cucNr'N OF
I.oTl!iAN DiSiiii,,r oN r,ir:
NOitiH SIDE VI IilG SoI'rIii.i;E
tAil.W ~. AZ HDDIpUS ,TNI'i,h
10 MILES FROM hiCiiAIoND
BY >irlu" at certain. dec. or rr.s,
dated December ). !?ia ana r-,ur,,-,i
IN The clerk Office 90 TN. Comfy a.;
thcstcIn.ld Va. ia - !at -. :.
90 d"t"uIi nhNin- ""rn uU,lr ia thc
u"yn,en' ~ mr''"" It, i.ie dopl
secured ~ saii iced h.u, ur!a. -.
IuirrH :" - 10 y! inr II nuu,.s.J, .D.,.
tpld". " ;ng uvDt - serurr,I u,il
sell at pa'''n auction. on Tic irru
IL ESi'AN NAY 1874
a. 5 "i'l"ck 4. a.
al. following dvsrr,hrl RAJ estate.
All ih''' srriaiu iiuCt ~ raT.vi OF
land ia ia. county % On si,ri,,II
Va. IN Mi"i"thi"n Ma%.atori.h lis
, i,ut on VII a.. me IMPROVEMENTS
'"ndh'rs KNOWN as ",svisr.nc .,,tI.
hih'ie rs aCrus more % less. siiu.
"ttd On TIE unr;n Side OF the SCUM
al
bounded as follows:
OF James Watkins a; Tie inirrs. ,'''n
~ io, tne klner iipai ana Sprlng iium
~ i-a poles To the line OF the South.
eTh hallway. 1T Runious station.
ttSHce alphS the northern tine OF sniI
iaHMa! u an casicIiy direction 10
Hic New road. thence along Ih,. w.si
: "a 'ihc OF the New River Road m :,
Siaky On me line OF ;hr land con
nc!en 10 ~ L. Laird. thence north
ws Var ATOMS The line of said Laird
OF me iann OF saih Laird. thence
aiohs me line of the land Of I.airI
10 a pine and white oak. theme. : =.
W. 20 poles TO "a rock th.,,C-
S.l9 81 TO 20 poles To VIM ~,
thence 50 ~ WEI Iui,.s MIN.
"iich thence S.!b l.. W.5U pol"s -
IN" intnt v! beSinnlnr.
ltiMS cash sufficient TO my nn
ana dischhrEr n,r mole tor tn. ,um
~ S:.!2n."n. Win intrrus; ,., stnn,,"' y,
Ih''""i from tue 'th ii. Of .prc,.;,,
DrE. ic-P. and one uImatur.G mi.
Tor The suns oi ;" 6Si.uu. win r.i,,,i
-! interest "S 81 ii" Gay ~ InV,u,.n,
,hr h'irhui'l-g under ne irllns of
Hh'h iced securing said lLtt,. INN
c!tIliHs 10 declare same dIi,. ANA nav
able an6 the COSTS OF executing This
trust
EDWARD |. Ryan.
Note-,.rhis saIe Is made subject to
Il prior lien OF sS.00O.OV.
Above sale continued on account of
rain Ia SATURDAY. MAY :. 1921 n,
3 o'clock i. NJ
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Rooms With board

FLOYD AVE. 9os- Handsomely fur,Isncd
front room. rT.sAte bath. desiraD.p lUCa-
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fIASkLIS L, HI Henut.igl, fur.
usnti rooms. beSt table board. .r!yat,
l4s ms.
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FKA.kLlE STREET. EAST z0V-.ianu.
hytncly furnished -oUu.s, with or w!.nnu,
aasn We NH y sk.gla.ty u All. tOAfi
GRACE 81. l.. gg--EUyu.she,! rouin: mi.
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~ CHEWING & BoNLEY. INC.
Real Estate Agents and Auu,!oneer.
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RE.M ESTATE fOR SALE
Wunleu-itcai l.,Ia,

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FOR BEST results. !lst your pfuperl, for
su's " t"t rent Win r.. schmidt *
-. - :,Stlh Eishtn street
pfvpsfN ~ith Pollard = jasU, Rich.
mono. Va
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stI--t. 'iH'h
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: -
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house or bungalow Win ali ,nni,r 'r y Jun
prOy-nuunta. nituatal sUm-v b"r, " 80, -,
approval submit your gnsr, t., vtj,i, ,ms
describing property and stating a ,..s
tasn ITi-r.
J.tr.,,.ttt,,SS'ff.Ni :AHh BLDG.
T-Is.i; ,o1, ,.,--;-.-.-,,
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--- ..s:.1-. "a - eah.lh street.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

<xayxyx. SPECIAL. Communlcstfon OF
EsTSSpd Dove Lodge, 40 81. a. T. q A.
tS&tSGy 81. this Friday at p. A. in
GM~<l the Masonic tempt, for worE
&i2AE-lN IN III" degrees Members OF
sistr. lodges AID TRANSFORMS
h.Itti- l5y order vt The WOrshipfiii Mas
ter y d. Mcdowell. Secretary.
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nuNDREpS of users voluntarily
from Times-Dispa:ch Want Ada
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Cocer the City and State BY Using I'D. Want Ads
MERCHANDISE

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fDt Has KEsC:.Ts iist your properly
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