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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
VISUAL INSTRUCTION

Down at the Barrow Memorial School there is rare en-
terprse The school, through the efforts of its leaders,
enjoys the benefits of motion picture machine for
visual instruction.
Few schools in the country have caught sufficiently
progressive spirit reach this stage of advanced work
The Columbus school is probably the only school in Mis-
sissippi with like equipment
The growing Importance of the motion picture film in
education is emphasized in recent statement from the
High School of Commerce of New York City,
Visual instruction is invaluable, and the great benefits
and advantages of the motion picture industry being
brought into the highest form of constructive service in
the schools of the country Here is part of the New York
school announcement
1--WE have instituted this term at the High
School of Commerce instruction by means OF
motion pictures. At present, however, this is
being confined to classes in industrial hygiene and
to general assemblies. We expect to expand this
work in the near future, that all subjects will
be fully illustrated by means of the motion
pictures"
Under the general head of films on book
keeping, craftsmanship and stenography are reels
dealing with adding machines, monographs
multigraphs, and cash registers their making and
their operation. The evolution Of a pen, and the
making of typewriter are also shown :" Lost
Motion in Selling" and :" The Filling of an Order
from the Time the Postal is Received Until the
Goods Arrive at Home" other titles.
Other subjects include chemistry, hygiene, man
ufacture, commerce and industry.
Those who responsible for the enterprise which has
made possible the securing Of motion picture machine
for the Barrow School to be congratulated.
With the rapid development of the plan in the big cities
Of the country added facilities for instruction in the
schools in the smaller cities will soon be available.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-06
MINING CROPS

In recent address on the existing order and the con-
dtons of affairs of the city which he presde its
executive head Mayor Hylan of New York. exhibited
breadth and vision that is with big politicians and
big business in the congested metropolitan centers
Mayor Hylan showed sympathy, an understanding and
appreciation of the agriculture of the country the
basis of all of the nations wealth. along with steel He
sounded hopeful note for the agricultural development
of the country. He came out in word for intensive
cultivation which must eventually be the salvation of the
country. Read what he says
"The trouble with the prophecies is that they
leave out of the calculation factors of production
possibly outrankng both and acres. We
have often been reproached because produc-
ton per is less than that of foreign coun-
tries We have been told that we mine our
crops exhausting the SOIL instead of developing
it by intensive cultivation and fertilization This
because we had acres to spare at that stage
of our economic development Across the
they lacked land and had surplus of cheap labor.
There is nothing to prevent from surprising
them, and there indications that we shall teach
the world in agriculture we have already taught
it quantity production-that is, cheap goods along
with dear labor
The great trouble with agriculture has been that
mining crops" and paying little attention
to putting the vital essentials which we taking away
back into the SOIL Even while pursuing this destructive
policy the lands in the Columbus section have stood the
strain for and years and still produce bumper
But getting away from the destructive method
of farming Our farmers going about their business
inelgeny and scientifically They conducting their
and farming the biggest business in this country after ALL
farm affairs just like any other big business conducted
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claimed NJ. Hriand pounding the
table with be ( nsts. If there is a
country that wants peace with all
our hearts. believing in i, with her
entire faith. that country Is France.
= Sees Germany Refuse Ia pny.
Since the armistice France has
had to walt FOR realization of GER
tain thlnge. She has seen Germany
haggle over her pledged word and
the terms she had signed She has
seen Germany refuse to pay. Tho
popular opinion 10 tina; France is
impatient. but France has remained
perfectly calm"
Referring to the German position.
Premier BRAND continued: we have
no hatred in our hearts. She
iFrance) will use every means be-
tween Germany and herself To pre-
vent bloody recurrence. But. after
all, we have no right TO forget; we
lave no right To weaken our posi-
don and give rise TO certain hopee;
our weakness.
i don't want TO be unjust. but we
ave there one part of Germany that
for peace. part who have hal
nouGh OF this war. who have ha
nough. of war altogether. and who
''ant to settle down TO the pursuits
industry and peace. For that {: ar
ANY we Will do everything We can
help.
tnnnnt Ignore Conditions.
hut there Is another Germany
10 premier continued with forc.ft,
ostures. There is Il Germany tina,
a. not changed her mind ana for
nom the last war was no, n de-
Ision. This Germany has kept tho
anne occupations, the same nmbi.
ons. How can we close our eyes
F." this? How can we ignore the
'nditions? More than that, we have
itnessed several attempts to return
certain state of things"
here Premier BRAND cited the row
IL attempts 1T coups Il ctat and quoted
rom the book of General I.udendorr.
whose teachings. he said were FOL.
lowed by The elite. professors and
WRITER'S OF part OF Germany NJ
Briand said he desired to make az
Hcrpts from !-udcndorff n par, of his
"Tlci. After long quotation from
iudendorm. which referred tn war
as inc corner stone of all intellipcn,
polcics. AMI creation Of God. the
premier added: These are the
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character of words used by the high
est German authority and after the
war has caused the death Of millions.
ing taught ut the very door OF
France. How can you expec, France
To close her eyes,
Tho present German Prime Minister.
said NJ. BRAND. apparently was do
Ing everything to make effective the
Versailles treaty. but there were
many disquicting Developments
threatening the stability OF the pres
cnt German government. as were cvi-
denced by recent Developments.
Has Various Military Groups.
All the recent Instructions given
by the Minister OF War have refer
encc tn this police force. NJ. BRAND
declared. and in addition, he said.
Germany had various military groups
under various pretenses since the
war. An ''ultimntum" was necessary
TO dissolve one Of these groups re-
Gently discovered, he added.
Within few days In Silesia, the
Premier said. n forge of 10000 men
with full military equipment sprang
PIP at the call of the necessity. The
full force Of the present German
machinery, he estimated would be
sufficient to raise an army OF $780,
900 or 100000 men.
The Premier declared his conviction
that under such circumstances no
American citizen would want France
TO dsarm.
Germany's war materials had been
largely destroyed. the Premier agreed.
hut added that tho problem of materi-
III was not one that could not he
solved. He declared Germany was
nation of great industry which al
Ways had had the twofold goal OF
commerce and war
Could Get Materials Quickly.
fhe foundation OF their gcnius-.,nd
Industry. said NJ. BRAND was In that
the Germans could get what material
they required very quickly. To sur
rey the full possibilities of the nation
In that direction, he said, would ne
wholly impossible.
Russia said NJ. BRAND. could not ne
considered a negligible quantity, far
sh0 retained the power to mobilize
.V'o"V'eVu men. he asked what would
become OF France IL the Bolsheyis,s
| should join the Germans.
what Germany's intentions wcr.
toward Russia. said NJ. BRAND. no
one could tell. He emphasized the
present unrest In Germany and ef-
forts to build up Bolshevist sentiment
there.
In naval questions. NJ. BRAND said.
france was among friends. but when
In MI q
surrounded by dangers
protesting that he never would do
anythinE to draw France into war.
NJ. BRAND added an admonition 10
his hearers to remember that should
france, though an excess OF optim-
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COUNT TOLSTOY'S HOME
IS FACING DESTRUCTION
In Clnsscd by Soviet Government I'm
Russin as National -
Museum j :.
Try Associated Press.J

sS.I
fASNAi<A POLYANA. RUSSIA, Nov.
2l.-The home OF the late Count Eco
To!stoy. which Is ciassed by the So
wet government as n national mn
scum. Is IN danger of collapse. All
.nonsh tho government is running
rec weekly pilerimagcs to the house
no money has been spent in its nm
keep. and the Tnlstoy Family plnna Ia
start Worldwide restoration fund
OF 100000.
Jhe family also proposes to fouhT :,
Ioistpyan university. obtaining funds
through publication of n menrorInl
edition Of eight volumes Of ToIstot.s
works. the first of which are niy-
ueinE prepared by his daughter,
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Cats cnse GAGS ovcr.

LAKE BUTLER, FLA, Nov. c1.-
Ihe case against former Governor
sidney j. Cats. charged with having
accepted bribc while Governor or
Florida to influence granting of n
PARDON. went over today untit Gye
shrinS term of Union County Circuit
Court. Motion for delay was male
ny the State attorney. who stated T'SSO
state did not have sufficient wit
nesses present ~.
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NO TRACE IN ALL FRANCE
OF BLUEBEARD's VICTIMS
Police Declare Fine-Tooih
Comb Search Without
Results. ...W
[Bv Assoclated Prcss.l

VERSAILLES. Nov. 21.--Bones oe
the two dogs which belonged TO Mile.
Marc chandler. one OF the eleven al
legged victims Of "Bluebeard" I.andru,'
again figured prominently in today's
session Of Landru's trial for murder
IN the Versailles Assizes Court. 80.
Landru having admitted that hs
had killed the dogs. Judge Gilbert
insistently pressed the prisoner to ex-
plain in what manner he had Killed
them.
II stranglcd thcm.'' Landru finally
shouted. Then he explained that he
had used n waxed cord In the stranG-
ling process.
Prosecutor Godcfrey. who insisted
that this particular point be brought
out. declared it would aid the prosc-
cution in proving that Landru, during
fits OF extreme frenzy. had strangled
the missing women. had cut them up
into bits and then. after regaining
his normal state of mind, had sold
few cheap belongings of his vic
Tins. This was done. the prosecutor
argued. to give the appearance utha {
his relations with the women were
merely commercial transactions.
Inspector Riboulct today told the
jury that every hamlet, village town
and city in France had been gone over.
by local police for traces of the wo=
men who had dlsappca red. but that
the results of their Investigations had
been nothing. 49,
The crush OF people. Ito gain admits
sion to the courtroom today after
the 3 o'clock recess was so great that
many women tainted. Two women
hurled themselves against the bay
oncts of the soldiers keeping guard
at the courtroom door. One of Ihem
was severely wounded. while tho
other suffered slight injuries,
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:, On this alst day of October, a. d..
ISSi' On reau.nS ti.e petition for dis-
On; Z" of the bankrupt. II is
ordered by the court, That n hear
ing he had upon the same on the
2$!iD DAY OF DECEMBER. 4. d.
~! before said court. at Rlchmo nd,
~ ia district. at = o clock noon: and
met h%t notice thereof be published i'm The
i!mtS DISPATCH. IL newspaper printed
In said district. and that all know
creators and other persons in inter-
'st may appear at the said time and
b.ase' ana show cause. IL any they
it:Unci should not be granted
ANA II is further ordered by tho
court. That the clerk shall send IN.
MAI To al! known creditors, copies Of
sad petition and this order, addressed
I" tptm at their places of residence
as stated.
Witness the Honorable ID. LAW
EHNGr GRO%EI. JudI;r of the sa id
court and the seal thereof. AT Rich
'mond. in said district. on the 2lst Io V
oil october. y. ID. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
ALFRED Z. COHEN. ESQ. Ley
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOE DIS
CHARGE.

On this LIST day. of October. y. d.
1921. on reading the petition for dis
charge of the bankrupt. il is
Ordered by the court. That hear
ing be had upon the same on the
2SRD DAY OF DECEMBER. A. d.
1921. before said court. at Richmond.
N said district. ut IL o'clock noon: and
!!at nSticc thereof be published in
The Times Dispatch, n newspaper
printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and othdr persons In
interest may appear at the said time
and place, and show cause, II any
they have, why the prayer OF the sai
petitioner should not be granted.
And ii is further ordered by the
court. That the clerk shall send by
mail TO all known creditors. copies
Of said petition and this order. adj
dressed Il them at their places OF
residence as stated.
Witness the honorable D. LAW
RENEE GRONER. Judge Of the said
court and the seal thereof AT Rich
mond. in said district. on the LIST day
Of October, y. y. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH r. BRADY,
tSeal1 Clerk.
Attorneys for Bankrupt.
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rrovIde nr.dger for so.th.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l.-The
House today passed Senate bills auS
thoririnS construction OF bridges
across Great Peedce River mt Mars
Bluff Ferry. $. c.: over the Savannafr
River at Burtons Ferry. S. c., aha
across the White River in Prairie
County. Arkansas.
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has been SAID that France wanted
To establish in Europe sort OF mill
tary supremacy. Probably this is the
most painful. and cruel thing Il
Frenchman could be told. To tell the
world that wc have pcrndious inten-
tons and military designs is sad and
most dishcartening.
Not one word OF II IL true" ex-
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WILLING TO CUT
FRENCH ARMY IN HALF
Continued From First Page.)

after the war. quite admit that n
freeman citizen would say. The war
Is won. Peace * signcd Germany
has reduced her army. Most uc her
war material is destroyed. Why is
II that france KEEPS sucn "A consiu-
cradle ariny?'
Some people think that France
must have some hidden ;houEht. 1T
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trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Tract Of Land
in Goochland County,
Va, Known as LA
Vallee."

~ virtue VI certain deed OF trust
uS't' November -. 1913, and record .
81 ~ the clerks Office OF the Circui,
II"u,' OF Goochiand County. Va, In
~ ~. page ~ to the undcrsit ned
mu'tees. 10 secure payment OF certain,
ii"hcS th"rcIn nnmcd default having
pceh nidd- In the payment Of part
81 inc uebt thereby secured. and be
me required 30 TO do by the bcne-
nC!ares holding "a portion OF the nutcs
,,hcteby secured. we shall sell at pub
&c auction AT the front door Of tn.
Sourt House Of the Circuit Court Of
S9och!and County. Va. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1871,
ut 80 a. NJ.
mat certain tract Of land known ms
La Nal!ec" situated on both sides OF
L!ckihgholc Creek In GoOcniand Coun-
~. va, about two and onc-hu!f miles
from irwin station on the &. a. ..
halfway. consisting OF 52i acres. NOR.
or less. bounded by the lands of the
late Andrew X L.ake. James g. Dim.
Joseph Martin. Benjamin Carter and
others.
This Is very valuable fnrm. rs
well located and Vii make an at
tractive farm and home.
TERMS Cash
Under IN" provision OF said deed.
the trustees VIII require Il deposit OF
400 90 in cash or certified check be =
Tore knocking the property out 10
any bidder.
II. y LANCASTER. JR.. Trustee.
II l. PtfTpN. JR.. Trustee.
by POLLARD 81 RAGBY. INC.
Real Estatc huc;ioneers.
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New stadium for Vanderbilt.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov 2i.-Ad-
vance subscription committees report
approximate $4,000 subscribed for
the stadium II Vanderbilt l'niyersity
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OF
Three Acres of Land on
Charles City Road,
Henrico County, Va.

hy virtue of certain decd OF trust,
"a, leo March 2. 1919. and recorded In
90 ose Clerks ONCE OF the Circui, Court
20 henrieo County In ID b. 2l3-A,
naes ia. default having been made
e On she , payment OF certain notes Sc
u'eu therein. and being required so
W. 10 ny the noteholder, | Will sell Mt
r rc auction. in front of tho Hem
virginia. on -
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1921,
So At IL O'Clock NJ.
ioiio"ihs property:
M thht certain lot of land, con-
"tlhe three CD acres. and dcsie-
1891 az Lot No. rs. on the plan OF
,yiut4sh city" situate on the Charles
10y road about lh miles from Rich
,mhn said lot fronts 200 feet on
nile tharles City Road and runs back
i"TIiitmr| t,dly Gss feet s Inches.
itRMS: Cash 10 pay the expenses
w ms sale. including trustees
,,n,t OF 5Ss. and to pay two
h..a OF $50 each. with tntercst
~ offct ,so from March z. 1918; a credit
% %, GOV with interest from March 7.
rssiiuen cue -, Mnrch z. 1922. and the
10 LANE STERN.
Trustee
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AUCTION SALE
TO CLOSE An ESTATE
ms
No. 200 W. MAIN ST.


Large, Detached, Modern Brick
House. Near JEFFERSON Hotel,
With About Nine Rooms
and TWO Baths.
W viii stii a, auction on the
premises on
TUESDAY NOVEMBER - 1871.
~ o'Ciock T.. 81.
The abby o. nv -.1or.-d detached sub.
IantipliS hn!it. ccntraliy-i o car Il
htirk home. Win brick stable and
,ntvs rooms above rus property Is
40" rented l" good tenant at $40
t'-' Wunth II is Beng sold 10 close
d" TAI" nHi mus, 80. even II a, u
l.rGA.S Ca miro cash balance g..
=. I. months.
ioi.i.Aiib ~ HhGRi INC.
Auctione"rs
50 y. g ruRrEi.i. LE.. co. INC.
i!cnt Esiat. AWct'oneors.
ioi y. E.phth -,
~. 'hc reruesi OF the nonresiden,
owner who is determined To sell. We
wiil orrcr 81 sale. on the prem.
is- ON
TUESDAY. NovEMBER I'D. 1921.
At $50 O'Clock l.. 81.
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On this end day of October. a. d.
1921. on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt, IL is
Ordered by the court. That Il hear
ing be had upon the same on the
23RD DAY OF DECEMBER 4. u.
1921, before said court, at Richmond,
in sn id district. ut II o'clock noon; and
that notice thereof be published in
The Times. Dispatch, q newspaper
printed in said district. and that all
known creditors and other persons
in interest may appear at the said
time and place. ana show cause. if
any they have. why the prayer Of the
said petitioner should not be granted
And il is further ordered by the
court. That the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors. copies OF
said petition and this order. addressed
To them ut their places OF residence
as stated.
Witness the Honorable y. Law
RENEE. GRONER. Judge of the said
court and the scnl thereof. Mt Rich
mond. I'm said district, on the 22nd
day OF of October, a. ID. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH r. BRADY,
ABNER, c. GOoDE, ESQ,
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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1921. ON reiulng the petition 40, l,a
charge OF the bankrupt. IL is
ordered by the court. That hear
23RD DAY OF DECEMBER, A. -.
1871. before said court, at Richmond,
IN said istsict. ~ u O'Clock noon; and
mat notice thereof ne puo.; sI-d -.
rhe Times Dispatch. "a ntwspape..
printed In enid district, AMI that a..
known creditors and other persons ~.
interes. may appear at the sand TN.
and place. anu show cause. II an.
they na,e. why the prayer OF the Sd.
petitioner should not be granted.
And II is further ordered by tn
court. That the clerk snail send b.,
mail to all known creditors, copies o.
said petition ;.Id this order, addressed
20 them at their places OF residen,.
as stated.
RENEE GRONER. Judge of the sad
court. and the seal thereof. AT Rict
nond. in said district. on the 22nd day
OF October. ~. ID. 1921.
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
L.. 81. iItoscHEn. ESQ. o'cFN'
Attorney Tor Bankrupt.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
UNITED STATES roR TAE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OR VIRGINIA.
In the matter Of No. e62a,
l.. IL ~. son. In
ORDER OF NOTICE Fop DIS.
CHARGE.
On this eth day OF September, \. d
1921. On reading t!,e pst.li.n iur uls-
charge of the bankrupt. IL Is
Ordered ny the court. That hear.
ing be had upon the sam" Or III,
2$nD DAY OF, DECEMBER. \. d
1921, before said court. at Richmond
IN saiI district. at IL o'clo nocn,
and thO. notice thereof he publish ed
in The Times Dispatch. "A ncwspa .e.
printed in said district, and thai all
known creditors and other persons IN
interest may appear at the sid time
and place. ana show cause, IL any
they have. why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted
And IL IS further ordered by the
mail TO all known creditors. cop!es
OF said petition and this order. ad-
dressed. 10 them at their places o.
residence a. stated.
Witness the Honorable d. LAW
RENEE GRONER, Judge al the sal
mond. in said district. on the 9th day
Of September, y. -. 1921.
Attest:
$50 JOSEPH p. BRADY.
W. ". SMITH. JR.. ESQ. ~ ~
Attorney for Bankrup,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED Sl.lIl:.. no, IiI's EAST :
EKN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matter OF No. 2Go1,
H. i na nIETHlcH' nank In
ORDER OF NOTICE FOc DIS
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS.
HARc;E

On this 18th day of October. A. ID.
i'-i, Oh irdu."- t.sc pSttt..u iDI u.s-
charge of the bankrupt. 1t is
Ordtrcd by inc cOuil. Inat a near.
ihg be n;i upon t1e SAFE On me
2oisD DAY Or DECEMBER. \. ID.
1871, before said court, At Richmond.
al said district, at ~ VCIUrK NOM,
ana INA: notice thereof he uuDian-,i
an The Times dispatch. a '.ew , pa pcr
printed III sad uisiriCt, ana that all
known creditors ANA olncr persons in
interest may aDP",r at the raiu I'm.
anu place. ana show cause II any
liey me-. why IN. prayer OF the SAID
Jeti,Ch-r snOulJ not nc Granted
huf I, rs further ordered by I'M.
couI 81 ;ne clerk Sail send Nv
man all Known creditors cJut.,
OF : ri!uon ana tnIs order, 40.
drcAa' % hem n; iheir places OF
ca.dchc. as stated.
Witness the Honorable n. LAW
hi.NCr. ii:pN:k. Judge OF the aid
court, and Ia. seal thereof. AT EI,n-
innnd. IN said district. on the 18th day
Of October, A -. 1871.
Attest:
JC.,Lrii Il. BRADY,
X. l.. FLipPEH. ESQ,
ttty.u.y FOR Bankrupl
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D.arLAi LLl,ooirIED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
M! ~ Si.,i I>.o ron iiir i..,ot-
Elm DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR bis.
CHARLIE

On this 2ist day Of October. \. ID.
iJzi, VA .c.-u...s t"r p-t.Iuh Tor uis
charge OF t"c bankrupt. IL is
p!dyreu T.! tar court IdIt n hear
ing be hId upon the Same on the
2.HD DAY OF DECEMBER a. ID.
1871. before SAID court, AZ Richmonl.
Ia sal. L!st!.et. a. AZ - cloch noon:
n.d ,ha; ioiice thereof be publ. ed
IN The Times DIS patch, a newspapers
printed in SAID district, and th.t nj
known creditors and other persons In,
interest mas appear at the said Tina
ana place. and sIow use. =! any
;hey have. why tn. prayer OF the said
pe;!i.omcT should Got be granted.
And II Is further ordered by the
court, That the clerk Shall send nv
mai! TO ali known creditors. cop,es
OF said petition and this order. adj
dressed 10 them At their places OF
residence as stated.
Wtncss the Honorable II. LAW
kENCg- GkONEH, Judge of the said
court and tnc seal thereof. al Rich
moni. in said district. on the 2lst do v
oil october, ~ -. 1927.
Attest.
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
fSealy CiarL
THOS. .. MOSS. ESQ.
Attorney for BankruDf