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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
TONGA

Mrs. WI w. Mckee and son Leland
arrived here from Oakland, Calf,
Wednesday.
Miss Matte Foster is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation at her home
in Maquon.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. Underhill spent
Thanksgiving with Morey Roberts
folks in Ottawa.
Mrs. Roy Davis and baby arrived
here from Paxton Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving in the |. G.. Signer
home.
Herbert Abney has returned from
La Sale hospital He is recovering
nicely from his recent operation.
Ira G. Signer sold the old Brokow
brick business building, now occupied
by NJ. e. Phelps, to c. H. Westmeyer
last week.
Mrs. Harvey Mauck went to south
ern Illinois Monday to attend the
funeral of nephew, David Shell, who
was accidentally shot while out hunt
ing.
K. H. Whitaker Is again at his
home near Cedar Point. A week age
Monday the cast was removed from
his neck and he is recovering slowly
from his accident.
William Lockwood has been visit
ing friends in this vicinity for tn,
last few weeks. He expects to re
turn to California by Christmas. Mr.
Lockwood enjoys meeting his OLE
neighbors and acquaintance, bu
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
Vigor OF Youth In
A New Discovery
Science Produces a vitalzer Superior
TO Famous Gland Treatment--Maglc
Power OF Bark From Africa.

Have you lost your youth, vigor and
pep? Does life seem dull and work
grind? Don't worry. Science has
discovered q new vtalizer superior
even to the much discussed goat
gland" and monkey gland treat.
ment
The principal ingredient Is an ex.
tract from the bark OF an African tree.
1t is said to be the most amazing in
yigorator ever discovered. Combined
with it are other tonic and vitalizing
elements Of proved merit. In most
cases, the compound produces marked
improvement in a day or two. and in
short time the vitality is raised, the
circulation improved and the glow OF
health is felt in every part,
The new vitaizer contains expen-
sive chemicals, but manufacturing in
enormous quantities has brought the
cost within reach of all. Furthermore,
the laboratories producing the new
yitalizer, which is called Re-Nu-Tabs,
are so confident Of its power that they
offer it on the basis Of mo results, no
pay"
Any reader OF this paper may test
the new discovery without risk. Send
| no money, but just your name and az
dress, to the Re-Nu Laboratories.
206-L Gateway Station, Kansas City,
Mo, and full treatment of Re-Nu-
| Tabs will be mailed Deposit 50 and
postage with the postman on delivery.
II not delighted by the results at the
end of week, notify the laboratories
and your money will be refunded In
full Do not hesitate about accepting
this test offer, as it is fully guaran-
tpnd
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
WALTEAM

Julian Sion of Ottawa spent sun
day at Ralph Sion home,
Mrs, Willie Edgecomp and Pearl
Sion were Utica callers Saturday
May and Charlie Raulett were uti'
ca callers Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. William English were
guests at the William Anderson nome
Sunday.
David Edgecomb Sr and Graeme
Currie spent Tuesday at the Albert
Finley home In ophir.
Elmer Wylie was Triumph bust
ness caller Friday.
Mrs. Willie EdgnoOmb ana daugh'
ter Florence spent The week end at
the Ralph Sion home
Ernest Dana and family moved to
Ottawa Saturday.
Mrs. Wilbert Anderson and Miss
Mary Meyers were Utica caller Sat
urday.
Alma Edgecomb spent Wednesday
night with Minnie Sion,
Anthony Pruess Of Utica spent the
week end at the George Sion home.
Mrs, David Edgecomb Sr and Mrs.
David Edgecomb Jr. spent Tuesday
afternoon and evening with Mrs. w
Anderson Jr.
John Dana IL spending a few days
at the Walter Klinepeter home.
The Home Circle club met with
Mrs, VIII Scott Thursday afternoon
Miss Rose Aubrey is spending Il
few days with Mrs Ruth Nelson in
Utica.
Mrs Kate Chaplin and Mr. and Mrs
Clayton Chaplin were guests of Mr.
| and Mrs. Hamilton Aitken Sunday.
Among those from here who at
| tended the initiation and banquet OF
the o. +. 5. In La Sale Monday ev
ennig were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest John
son. Mr. and Mrs John Small. Mr.
and Mrs. David Edgecomh. Mrs
Mary Dunlap and Mrs. Jennie VIII
| sey.
Mrs, Warner Whipple entertained
the w. D.'s Wednesday.
Owing to the bad condition of tn,
roads not all members were able L
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson enter
tanned company from La Sale owe
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kinzer ant
family were La Sale shoppers Fri
day.
Mrs. T. J. Ryan, Mayme and Henri,
attended the Swedish church bazaa
in Utica Saturday evening.
Mrs. Richard Edgecomb, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Willie Edgecomb and Waite
Edgecomb spent Tuesday evening a
the VIM. Wilson Sr. home.
Mrs. Thomas Phillips has beef
quite sick the past week.
Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. Rhoads. Mrs
Monday with their sister, Mrs. Biz
kenbuel, in La Sale and attended tn,
meeting Of the La Sale chapter o
the o. f. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Edgecomb. Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Wylie spent Wednes
day and Thursday in Freeport an,
attended the wedding of their broth
er, Laurence Kinzer, and Miss Pear
Anderson "Wednesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Kinzer will reside in Wal
than.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26

A Spanish fair giving the people
Of Ottawa an opportunity to see u
glimpes Of a real foreign market
viii be thrown open TO the public on
Monday at St patrlck's hall, until
late Wednesday night the beautiful
fair Will he kent in progress, The
fair will be held this year in place
of the annual bazaar and promises TO
be one Of the biggest features of en-
tertainment ever held in Ottawa
Each day some special feature of en-
tertainment will be run in connection
with the fair. On Tuesday there will
be card party, in charge of the
ladies' of the parish. The decorations
will be novel and all the booths fixed
up In an original manner This will
be the first opportunity the people o.
Ottawa have been given 10 visit a
Spanish market and to enjoy all the
conveniences of their own home at
the same time.
. 6, >
The annual Thanksgiving ball o.
Starved Rock Council Knights of Co.
lumbus, will be held on Monday even
ing ct the Knights Of Columbus home
on La Sale street. The party Will b.
held a few days late this year on ac-
count OF the card party which was
held Wednes day evening at the club
and on account OF the numerous other
large social events which were plan
ned for the past week. Invitations
have been sent to all members of the
organization, inviting them and their
ladies to be present Ii is expected
in the neighborhood OF 300 guests will
attend. Orchestra music will be fur
nished from . o'clock until after mid
night for dancing.
- +
The twenty.seven tiny Riddles who
took part in the st. Francis Dramatic
and Athletic Club play at the Gayety,
were guests of Father Casmir Miller
at a party held at the Flick Bakery
last night while the first act OF the
play was in progress. The kiddies
sang songs and enjoyed a general
good time. Refreshments consisting
of ice cream, cake and candies were
served, after which the children adj
journed to the theatre to fill their
places on the evenings bill of enter
tainment.
4, 5, -
The Missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church held a meeting
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs ". W Bach on De Sofa street.
Seventeen ladies' were in attendance.
Miss Eta Dunaway had charge OF the
missionary program OF the afternoon,
and Mrs Morey Roberts sang beau
tiful solo. At the close OF the after
noon delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
The sorosls Club for Women.

Tie sprosls club. organized with IL
sembers in March. 1868, by Mrs. Jane
Cunningham Croly in New York, was
the first woman's club in America. It's
object Is TO further the educational
and society activities Of women, and
to bring together for mutual helpful
ness representative women of art lit
erature. science and kindred pursuits.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26

were present The fact that it rain
ed all the time filled all the sections.
The local teachers report very prof
liable and instructive time
All the children are being vaccinat.
ed, owing to the smallpox scare Next
week lot of sore arms will proba-
bly, be reported
Misses Fults and Wyne will spend
Thanksgiving at their respective
homes. The other teachers will hon
or Tonica by their presence because
of the distance from home.
Basketball is rather dull now since
the boys got such a trimming at
Granville, and no game is in sight
until Dec. 2.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
Possibilities Of the Reindeer.

Many people consider it not at all
Improbable that some day reindeer
raising in Alaska may vie with cattle
raising In this country. OF course, it
would be q number Of years before
this could be brought about, but the
beginning has been made, and 1t Is
easy to see that the possibilities are
houndless
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
Water Not lncompressibIe.

Water, generally regarded as prac-
tically incompressSble, decreases 20
per cent in volume when subjected TO
pressure # 10000 pounds To the
square inch.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26

CIark's 18th Cruise, Feb. 11th, from
New York. MEDiTERRANeAN'
EGYPT AND EUROPE, by specially
chartered Canadian Pacific superb
steamer, EMPRESS or tHNNSe'
1S.4Sl gross tons.
"a Days, First Class. SOU ana up
IS days in Egypt and Palestine,
Hotels. drives, fees, guides lnciuoea
Stop-overs in Europe. ooo
u days in Paris and London, S9o'
FRANK C. CLARK.
Times Building, New YORK
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
Executions to All Rules.

Sometimes looking on the bright
side has depressing effect, as when
one gazes at the shiny side of ones
only pair of trousers Boston Tran
script.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
Ihounht Worth Ponderina.

1t is sad weakness in us, after
all, that the thought of Il mans death
hallows him anew to us as If life were
not sacred. too.-George Eliot.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
One Cause of Unhappiness.

Two-thirds of the people are I'M
happy because they are worrying
about things that shouldn't concern
them. --~ltchison Globe.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-26
Their Remaining Years.

Statistcians tell us that, according
TO figures, If the husband dies first,
the wife lives, on the average, another
II years, II the wife dies first. the
husband lives another nine years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
PETERS REPORTS ON
HIS TRIP TO DETROIT

The Council Committee on Ad.
vcrtising last night received a re
port from Councilman James L..
Heters on his trip to Detroit. whore
ne went To invite the National hin
Posters Association 10 meet in
Richmond. Mr.. Peters stated that
there would be about 1000 visitors
n attendance aDon the conventions,
which Will meet in Richmond the
second week in october next year.
Chairman Powell suggested thar
the committee might. ut the proper
zinc, invite the Chamber Of Com
merce. the Rotary and Kiawanis
c!uhs and kindred organizations to
make tho occasion II notable on
The membership OF this convention
embraces number OF millionaircs
AVID number OF women 1t was
raid by MIR. Peters that the organ
':ation is a factor wherever i, meets
IN the posting" OF roads lcadins
INTO the community, with signs dis.
playing the names OF the crossroads
10 whore they lead. the distance from
the city ana othcr information ~
value to the tourist.
This convention" said Mr.. Peters
will leave lasting memory OF their
trip here In t2e road signs. OF which
mo are dcployNbly lacking"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
EXPECT 900 DELEGATES
At CONVENTION TO-DAY
Patriotic Order Of America
Opens Sessions at Jefferson
This Morning

IL Is expected that 500 delegates
VIII! he on hand today when the m
tonal convention Of IN. pa,rio,ic Or
"er oil america opens at the jefferson
ho'ei. la the absence OF Mayor Aim
size, the visitors will be welcomed
by W. II. Adams. president Of the
Board of Aldermen. and the response
VIII be made by Mrs. Emma Buell..
Of Washington. u. c., president Of
the order.
The Invocation will lie offered by
rev j. y. liarkcr. pastor of the asst
,H" Bapt!St Church. An address is
TO be delivered by Mrs. Alabama Will
kinson. president OF Richmond Chap
ter Initiation services are to he held
tonight. Officers will be elected We'd
nesday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
TO ISSUE NO NEW
COTTON STATEMENT
Former Estimntr OF G,J.I1 ,G0U IfnIe.
VIII Stnnd Declares Re
porting bureau.
TBy Associated press.1

WASiliNGTON. Oct, 24-Reprcsen-
tativc Fulmcr. of South Carolina. an :
nounccd tonight that he had been
Informed by officials OF the crop re-
porting bureau OF the Department OF
Agriculture that contrary to sor,n
earlier reports TO the effect tina. a
statement would be issued November
] show ing larger cotton crop as Of
october -. than the estimate of Oc-
tober 3. no such new estimates will
he issued. While n QUESTIONABLE was
sent out. the department stands to
It's former estimate of a total crop
OF G,"37.ooO sales. MIR. Fulmer says.
adding:
This estimate by the department
VIII he quoted by Director Stcuart in
the ginning report to be issued to-
morrow. covering the ginning up TO
october Is. as IL is expected that his
enumeration will show an abnorm
ally large ginning. due to the crops
maturing unusually early this wear.
and picking and ginning being more
advanced than ever before"
y canvass OF the cotton belt made
by experts Of the American Cotton
Association brings to light certain
facts whic hwiil prove startling To
every line OF the cotton Industry"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
STREETS COMMITTEE
VOTES TO CLOSE ALLEY
shown Thnt ThorouEhfnre IL Of No
Use to Anyone Except Those
Making the Petition

The Streets Committee OF City
Council yesterday evening recon-
mcndcd To Council a resolution pro-
vidinG for the closing of II blind al
ley extending from Tildren Street
htween Stuart and Hanover Avenues.
in rear OF st. Gertrude's Convent II
was shown that the alley was OF no
use to anyone except those asking
to have it closed
The subcommittee. looking into the
advisahility OF securing land for wild
ching and impror!nr National Gene
terry Road. embracing Aldermen
Woody and Epps and Councilman
Moore, reported that it was not ready
To report. and more time was allowed
The subcommittee on amendment to
the CITY Code, providing for the re-
du!rcmcnt of a permit Ia place build
Ing material on the streets. announced
that i; would be ready 10 report at
the next meeting. Representatives Of
the builders Exchange oppose this
proposed amendment, and will be
given hearing when the report OF
The committee is made. This com.
mittcc embraces Alderman Epps.
Councillor Moore, English and Sui.
Ivan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
~ II. r. RiCHEsoN & 50.
TRUSTEE s AUCTlO" SALE
Lots "a and IS,
Block "a
Colonial Place
IIItNNIco couNTY. W

In execution %! i certain decd Of
trust 20 IN" Undersigned. dated Feb
tuary 91th. 1871, and recorded i'm tic
clerks ,i!!c- Of Eruricp County Cir
-Uit Court ~ Decd l.pok 2p3-A page
go. default having h.eu mad. IN a
part OF 'hc GcOt therein secured. and
being required 80 TO do by tn. holder
thereof. ! w!iI SCH o. pubic auction.
OH the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4TH. 1921.
at O'Clock J.. NJ.
The real estate described IN said deed
~ follows
an those certain lots OF land lying
nj bong IN the County of Hcurico.
Va. being lots 81 ANA ga IN block
80. -, as shown on the Plat gf tn"
property. Aheey Realty Corporation.
nuwh Hs Colonial Place. section H.
ISp County circuit Court M Map
ko1E =, page 81
TERMS Enough IN cash to pay
The expenses OF executing thlg trust.
al phSt-6u" taxes, prD-rat.. taxes for
4S-.' ana 10 pay iDu: notes for -. 90
.acn, one due February -Ith 1920. on.
iUe AUGUST -,th. 1870. Oh" due Feb
T4ar! I'm 1921 and on" duo August
IN iJ2!, together with interest
thereon from their respective due
Iai-s and upon credit un;il Feb
$3.50 and >-i.vo. respectively. and
me rts.1uc, II any. NJ one year from
H@lr ~! sale for mote. with interest
added; all deferred payments to he
srruFsd by deed Of trust on the said
property.
I. = l.oBRAN.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
RICHMOND COHVOCAT|ON
TO OPEN This MORNING
Nationwide Campaign Of the
Episcopal Church Discussed
Tomorrow Night.

Rev Percy Foster HALL rector of
81. Pauls Episcopal Church. Aiexan-
dria. and the Rev Il. Cary Montague.
City missionary. will be the principal
speakers tomorrow night az Christ
Church on Ncnahic Street, when the
last session OF the autumn assembly
"f Richmond convoraticn will he de-
voted to the national side campaign
IL is expected that EpSicopaliang from
all parts OF the city Will attend this
mass meeting, az MIR. Hall is well
Ncrscd in what the campaign has don.
and aspires I" achieve, and is regard
cd as one OF the foremost sneakers
in the dioces.
The convention opens this morn =
ing AT 10 O'Clock with IA quiet hour
service led by the Rev Mr.. Tranck.
"i RoNhury. Va, ana AT IL O'Clock
the conrncati"n sermon will he
preached by Mr.. Montague. Follow
ing lunch hour, religious education
VIII he discussed with special en-
phasts on sunday school work. Mis-,
Sallie Deanc. OF this city. one OF tho
lending women speakers. goes to
Tunstn!l, New Kent County. tomor-
row. where she will address Il mass-
meeting on the par women have
owing 10 the campaign She will
tell what they have accomplished in
The mission field. both at home and
abroad. and also Will point out the
necessity of the women at home sup
porting them.
Richmond persons attending the
conVocat!on are reminded that they
should take the Oak wood and Main
| street car or the Oak wood and Broad
street, both of which go by the doSr.
Campaign organization is now so
complete that larg. and important
meetings will take place at frequent
intervals until after the Every Mem
ner cincas on November 30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
PARTY ORATORS SPEAK
IN POWIIATAN COUNTY
iInnL Appears for Democrats and
HickcSnon md John u. Flanagan
for the llcpu'IiIpans.

On account OF the illness OF Judge
Robert g. Southall. the October term
W the Powhatan County Circuit Court
did not got under way yesterday IN
stead. political eNpoundcrs OF both
the Democratic and Republican DRr-
ties appeared on the husiings ana pre-
scented reasons why the cand:dat s of
the two factions should be'votcl' in 10
office ut the November election.
J. c. McKcsson, Republican nomi-
nee for the House OF Delegates. and
John i. Flanagan cNhortod their
hearers to vote tho Republican ticket,
while Josiah II. Hank, Assistant At
torncy-Gcncral. spoke on behalf of
the Democratic party. Mr.. Hnnk.
who was introduced by HGsk ms Hob
son. devoted himself primarily 10 the
question of taxation and presented
an avalanche of figures to add weigh.
To his statements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
DIVORCED WIFE OF RICH
MAN WANTS MORE MONEY
Mrs Leida Piza Crane No, Satisfied With 500 900 Set.
tied Upon Her by Ironmaster. and Will Sue
for 81 100000 More

ali the furnishings with her. The
complaint stated that she took
everything hut "a hot stove, and Il
castiron dog weighing 1000 pounds. =
Crane refused ~ pay the 10000 bal
ancc.
In suing for siooO.ooo. Mrs. .,rane
VIII ask tor the Wild Rose estate AMI
large cash scttiememt Lewis de-
c!arsd.
Crane. thirty years his former
Wifes senior. testified in her divorce
suit that when he had met her. sh,
was living among barefoot !asur-
r"ctos. who consider lizards and porli
chops dclicacies.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
j. D. c. DELEGATES NAMED
BY RICHMOND CHAPTER
Will Attend Twcn,y-Eighll
Annual Convention of Or.
ganiZaiion at ST. Louis

Delegates 10 the twcntv-airbIb
annual convention Of tho TpIraI
Daughters OF Confcdcracy. which
conN"ncs in -. Louis ON Wedrss-
dly' November 9. wcr" elected at tho
meeting of Richmond chapter held
yesterday morning Snco,aI ra.os ~
on" and ono-h1lf fares have been
granted the delegates hy all rof,i,-
entering 81. Louis and ii is cS-
pcctcd that over $500 delegates will
hc In attendance. Members or the
Richmond delegation wit travel in
two sections. some leaving Novem.
h"r 6, by way of the Norfolk and
western. aud others on November :.
by way OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. The official Headquarters
Will be the Statlcr Hotel
Matters engaging the attention OF
the convention will bc the election
Of n president to succeed Mrs. Roy
W. Mex trncy. who has served III.
Organization for the past two years
the jcif -rsou Davis Highway. which
~ Of interest To VirGinIans. Mrs. Il.
\ Blcnnar being the chairman from
Virginia ana Miss Dccca Lamar
plans FOR the library which Is pyo-
posed to be built in Richmond.
Delegates from Richmond Chapter
include Mcsdames ~ V Randolph.
John u. Corey \. l.. Richardson. g..
Z. Syduor, H. y. is'"nuer. l.. -. Wach
burn J.. j EernoiIo. John Il. Batter
W Il. Newell j. X. Bowman. r. Q
Walthall. T. y Stradcr. y. s. Word.
l.. j. White. c. T, Norman. W (.
Vawtcr. Charles T.. Boiling. j Taylor
Eliyson. William Marshall, w. W.
Foster, T.. G. Valentine. Thomas Me-
Cabc. Constable y. w. bennett. Nel-
son Powell. IT, J. NuckoiS. aud
Misses Nettic Ford. Orir l.. Hatcher,
Alice Ncthcrland. Emma Ncthcrland.
Lucy Munford. sally Archer Ander-
son and Lula CardoZa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
| BY United News.l

CHICAGO. Oct. 2i.-Mrs. i.eiGa ri2a
crane. divorced wife Of Herbert t..
Crane. millionaire iron master. has
found THAI the 100000 settlement
made on her by her former nusblri
IS insufficient. and she is coming back
from Costa Rica To sue for Il o0o 600.
This was tn. cheering uews-rrr
crane announced today by hcr az
toTney' James Hamilton Lewis.
"hen Crane paid the Costa Rirr
"ea"'E $4,000. according TO his com
pant. she moved out of his beau
uiu! Wild Rose c:-aic ana took
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
AUCTION SALE OF
Those Two Well Built
Semi-Detached Two
Story Bay Window
Brick Dwellin gs, 104-
l 0 Az e a S t CT a y
Street,

Between First and Second Streets
For the purpose Of winding up an
estate, ": shall! offer for sale at
Public Auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER -. 1921.
~ O'clock i. Nj,
the above described property.
The dwellings, contain nine ,9)
rooms each. two 80 baths, electric
lights. etc, with lots fronting to-
gcthcr - feet . inches on the north
side OF clay street by depth OF los
feet 10 . inches.
These dwellings are we'll located
in good section Of clay street.
they have always been good renters
ana have paid well on th. money in
visited n them.
TERMS: third cash. balance
on Il credit Of one and two years for
neg CtiaD!r. notes secured by a deed
Of trust ON tho property, ana interest
ayublc on same Scnliannually.
SUTTON X co, INC.
AuctiOuccrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-25
WICKER is CHAIRMAN
OF FOCH COMMITTEE
PROGRAM VIII Re outlined nt {. Mrrt- :
ing {" Re Held This Afternoon
ut Northumberland Club.

~ meeting of the general COM
mitihc in charge OF the recent w
which Is to be given to Marshall
Foch when he ccScs to Richmond.
which was held at the University
Club last night, John j. Wicker. .Jr,
was chosen as general chairman, and
Buford Scott as secretary trcnsu ,er.
The program committee will consist
OF George Bryan, John A. Cutchins
and DR.. Robert g. Bryan, and this
com'ttcc Will meet ut the Westmore-
land Club this AFTERNOON to draft q
plan OF procedure.
The finance committee is composed
OF 7. 5. Winston, John Kerr Branch,
Eppa Hunton Jr.. and George Bryan.