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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
JAM

The Jamesburg FIremen's Relief
Association will be represented at
the state convention of this associa-
lion to be held at Atlantic City this
week by John Jorgenson, Hartley
Wheeler and John Clinton. Chief
Harry Lokerson will also attend.
Messrs. J%orgenson and Wheeler will
make the trip by auto, taking their
families for the outing.
Henry Urstedt has put on a new
asbestos single roof and VIII shingle
the front of the porch.
"Christy' Murray, Of Honman's
Station, who was fined $50 by Justice
OF the Peace William Paxton several
weeks e and who secured his re-
lease on the promise to go to his en-
ployer and collect the money mas
made good. This was brought about
by the arrest of the man at the
Schwartz farm last night. The fine
was paid by the employer to save
"Christy" from going to jail. The
defendant informed tic F1llhow-
err that his conscience troubled him
and he was just washing up to come
to town to make good his promise,
even If two weeks late.
Elmer Dawson, whose a was bad
Nv damaged in a collision June 4
with John II. Small, of Washington,
ID @. has received the full amount
OF the damage from Mr.. Small.
$3.50, who admitted the accident
was due to his careless driving.
H. Brooks represented Mr..
Dawson in the settlement of the
claim.
The barber shop Of TONY" Pala-
dino on Lincoln avenue has been en-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
KEASBEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Lawritzen en-
tertained a number of friends and
relatives at their home last night
in honor of their birthday anniver-
sary. Guests were present from
Woodbridge, Fords and town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz and
child were out CT town visitors last
night.
I Mrs. Charles Haberkorn and child
of Perth Amboy, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fee yesterday.
Louis Varady spent yesterday in
New York.
Miss A. Fraser, music instructor
of the township schools, spent yes
zero at local school No. s.
Alex Holman is to represent
Protection Fire Company No. l at
the annual convention of the Fire
mems Relief Association, which
takes place at Atlantic City the lat
ter part of this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
tirely renovated and electric lights

tirely renovated and electric lights
installed.
Charles Z. Paxton, the present
postmaster, has purchased a home
at Asbury Park and with his daugh-
ter will leave Jamesburg after the
expiration of his term early in Octo-
Der.
Sample ballots have been received
by the voters Of both parties and
much interest centers in the primary
to be held Tuesday next.
A suit of four years standing was
settled at borough hall before a jury
and Justice William Paxton when
Abraham Beekman, of Dayton, sued
Tony Lipsky, of this place, for the
use of a horse while in the posses
sion of the defendant at s14 per
month. Lipsky claimed his first pay
ment of Sos was sufficient for the
use of the horse and the jury were
of the same opinion. The jury was
Fred Kendall, Richard Lewis, Albert
LANCE, James Emmons, Henry Har-
los, Frank Pownall. Willard For
man, George Vanderveer, Daniel
Clark, William Crosby, C. NJ. Davi-
son, Clarence Bennett. Constable
Fillhower served the papers in the
action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
KEYPORT

Mrs. John p. Van Kirk of Bradley
Beach, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry.
The group meeting held in Calvary
NJ. Il. church on tuesday night was
well attended and proved t o be an
interesting meeting. Churches rep
resented included Keansburg, Cliff
wood, Matawan, Morganville and
Keyport. Rev. DR.. James ID. Bills,
district superintendent. was the prin-
cipal speaker and others were pres
ent from various churches and made
remarks. A short session was held
on Tuesday afternoon and supper
was served at the church.
DIR. H. T. Hopkins was the guest
of friends at New York on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Gordon J. Schenck of Brook
lyn. is spending a few days with rela-
tives in the borough.
The Wolf Cubs, a Junior organiza-
ton of the Boy Scouts of the Re-
formed church will meet this after
noon at the close of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Kelsey have
returned from a visit at Asbury Park
where they were the guests of the
formers brother. James Kelsey and
family at the hotel Plaza.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22

I in behalf of himself and Tex Rick
| ard. to break down the barriers in
various states against showing the
Dempsey-Carpentier pictures. BY
October he hopes to have the pic
lures on exhibition in all western
states.
Short Reels
Clara Kimball Young is on a vau-
deville tour.
A portrait of Mabel Balm, Hod-
kinson star, has been painted by w.
T. Benda, magazine artist.
Dorothy Dalton will be featured in
the screen version of Frank Norris
novel. Moran of the Lady Lefty"
Wedgwood Newell, movie william.
claims to hold the record for cine
photographic deaths. He dies in
nearly every picture.
Another worlds series. Universal
and Fox are battling for the pennant
in the Motion Picture Baseball
League. Pathe is last.
Reginald Denny is starring in the
first Of a series of IL two-reel come
dies adapted from II. c. Witwer's
Leather Pusher" stories.
Pola Negri has a new contract
that pays-says rumor-the German
equivalent of $4,000 a week. Must
be about 100000 marks a week!
Emil Jannings. Germany's best
known character actor. is supposed
to draw a salary of 1000, 900 marks
a year. Figure it out for yourself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
AVENEL

Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis cele-
brated Mrs. Davis birthday on Mon
day night by attending the theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Outwater and family
visited Railway, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rose Fox was a Perth Amboy
visitor. Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barth enter
tanned Prof. Blum of the Walton
school, N. Y. at dinner Tuesday
night.
Miss Rhoda Sabo visited Elizabeth
Wednesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Willis Ayres of Prin-
cess Bay. were guests of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ayres,
recently,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
SOUTH AM BOY

William OfBrien has returned to
this city after spending the past
month touring Canada.
Work on repairing the old Dang
Ter property in Broadway recently
destroyed by fire, is under way. The
work is in charge of Contractor John
Connors.
The water department OF the city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22

How would you like to meet a
ace like this in a dark alley? It's the
man of Wallace Berry, famous me
vie villain.
BY N. E. A. Service
NEW YORk.-They say every
comedian wants to play heavy
he's sure tragedy, not comedy. Is
z the thing he can do best.
Wallace Berry was Ike h
Once he was in musical comedy
Even with Raymond Hitchcock'
Nothing heavy about a role k that.
Then he turned villain. He nearly
cracked his bedroom mirror practic-
ing frowns and scowls. His ambi-
ton was to look as v~illainous as pos
sible and still keep out of the hands
of the police.
So he became a crook and a bully
"a bad man. But he restricted MS
activities to the movies.
Now he has made a reputation for
himself as a bad man of the films.
Picture fans all know him for his
vivid work in such unenviable roles
as an escaped convict. a bad Indian,
a hunted crook, or a staggering
bully.
Berry fairly lives on the Kisses of
the crowd.
When he broke away from COM
edy he appeared in THE Four Horse
men of the Apocalypse" THE Last
of the Mohicans" and THE Tale of
Two Worlds"
In 1.-THE Northern Trail" he was a
heart-winning, hard-fighting bully.
Next he was the crook In 1.-The Po-
,iceman and the Baby" Then he
was an escaped convict in The
w.. - nz4,,~ Dad ~ fhn T a m he
prize-winning story written by Mrs.
Otis Skinner.
And now he Ia a villainous. reach
erous, half-breed Chinese doctor in
James Oliver Curwood's THE White
Mouse"
Off the screen Berry isn't a bit
s-ferueious. Fishing is his favorite
exercise. And he is self-appointed
valet to a prize collection of wild
DUCKS and pheasants.
There are two secrets in Beery's
past.
In his early movie days he played
servant girl parts in slap-stick com-
edy. And for two years-'way back
--he was an elephant trainer in a
circus.
AII-Star Casts in Vogue
. 1tit HldSlfloh III II ~
to give three or four stars for the
price of one admission. Look at this
list: Grace Valentine. Kathlyn Will
liams, Matt Moore. Faire Binney,
Harry Morey and Roland Bottomly.
They are all in "A Mans Home" a
Selznick picture. written by Edward
j. Montague from a story by Anna
Steese Richardson and Edmund
Breese. Ralph Ince is director.
How Much i'm Real Money?
Watterson r. Rothacker, back
from a trip to Europe, avs German
Aim producers seem anxious to cor
rect the impression hat films can
be made cheaply in Germany. He
was told in Berlin that deception
cost 5000, 900 marks and The GO
lem" nearly 5000. 600 marks. And
his informants took oath that the
new Joe May picture. THE Indian
Tomb" and the next big Lubitsch
picture. 1.-The Wife of P~haroah," will
run into about 100000 marks
each.
Still Battling
Fred c. Quimby is still battling
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22

If you're doing a great deal of
motoring your wells are bound to be
come very dusty and if the dust is
left to rub on your skin when the
veil is again worn, the latter will
soon be greatly injured. After every
long run. wash the veil; you will be
surprised at the difference 1t will
make in your skin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is. 1921.
at O'Clock +. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
.ItLTIONS-LEE4LS
Legal Notices
.-NOrlcE ~ -ANNNNL Ml.Erl:tG

t.'Nt,,'N', 90 NJ h'. - I.>t
NOTICE IS HEREBY GINfN tha; the
Annu.. Needing ~ ;hr Stuckho.d.Fs o.
tn Dncsiuoa.Ss aud ohio RAILWAY CON.
ua0N VIII h" hCid. as provided ia the ~.
IL w. a. IN" general oi,lC- -. IN. com
pI"k ga The city o; Rcamund Virginia.
on Tuesday The !sth day OF April I5...
al "I"!"n o"!"ck y. NJ.
t2i to approve auG consent to bv yo,,
or "tnetw'S" a. MAY be provided by la "
anu subject Ia ans necessary approval
OF consent hy public authority. the H.. s-
to Vie 'piEuaHy. or the acquisition otn"r.
wise ~ me Cum;.ny II ana 10 the cxteu:
authorized ~ .aw. ot the railroad am!
t!uucriy. w!th thc a9gGgt-nanycs tb' rcol
.; The tn""hpraA" ana ONO Railway
pans owns substantially al! the capita.
stOCh.
90 % authorize aud consent 10 the
form and terms -: amy instrument nr
I"a,r or otherwise Ia the premises that
ma! br submitted to the meeting.
90 20 approve. rntIiy ana confirm such
aci"l ih"rei oiuge tdk-n or authorized b,
I've Commute" OF the CoIupary wncthcf
pursuant (" any previous authorization by
ia. >tuc;l holders OF OthcrwIs. a. may L,
submitted To tn" meeting, and
90 - transact such other buslne. s
as may lawfully COtu" before he inrctlu:;
Tn" stoCN transfer books VIII be- closed
a. me ofc. ni IA" Company. No 81
The 18Th dny az March. 1921. II, twelve
O'Clock noon and Will be rropencd on
WEDNESDAYS the 10Th daN OF kpr,I 1871
"a; ten o'clock \ VI
~ order ut the Iioa-d %. Directors
: TN.NNETr. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

lDER OF pUBI.IcATIoN,

t'ticnu6ntS
ORDER OF PUBLICATION;
IN nurSunnr" Of an act of Congress
an act Of Congress Of August -
r HSt; rniItiSH N" ~; Mt ron THE
NiSlIlNC' ! MHrE IN iIAtE EkS On EU dn
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF rim
VI, WORKS. the above suit has been
instituted for the. recovery OF an
t,fis. FOR materials furnished John T.
GIN and n. +. Gill, co-partners do
i NE business under the firm name OF
, ,h, Gill. SONS. by and thr"uv',
,hcir n6-contractor and agent.
l,hiilir j. o'Bricn. trading as the
MURPHY FAINT COMPANY. in tn.
prosecution Of the contract ana sun
,iill Il Sons. with the United states or
america ,by Z. W Parks, Chief OF
ihe hurcau OF Yards aud Docks. act
lnE under direction Of the Secretary
OF tho Navy), dated October :. 1915.
May u, 1919, July II. 1919. July -
i"ia' august |. 1919: September :,
| bonds Of the said John Gill Il Sons
with the Fidelity and Deposit Com
panE of Maryland. as surety. thereto
attached as part OF the said contract
ana supplemental contracts. whereby
h" sad John Gill X sons contracted
with IN" United states to construct
ana complete Naval Training Camp
80 the Naval Operating Base, at
Hampton Roads. Virginia. including
Physical Instruction buildings Bach
rlor Officers Quarters. Building for
Bakery, etc; buildings at East Camp
changes and additional work in con-
n"rt1on with the construction OF va
riouS buildings for the East Camp,
the said contract aud supplemental
contracts being for the construction
and prosecution OF public work.
IT is THEREUPON. This 9th day
OF March. 1921, by the District Court
OF III" United states for the Eastern
| ,iStric, OF Virginia. At Law
ORDERED, That the plaintiffs
cause n copy Of this order with no
tiCc of the pcndcncN OF this suit. 10 he
inserted in The Richmond Times
Dispatch a newspaper OF general or
cmiatio published in the city %
! Richmond. in the State OF Virginia
once = wcck FOR three CD suCccssiv.
weeks, giving notice to all persons.
firms or corporations having CLAIMS
against the said John Gin q Sons. for
labor and materials supplied TO them
IN The prosecution of the contract and
supplemental contracts mentioned in
the above action. that they have the
right to Intervene in the said cause,
as III" court may direct. on or before
the 18TH day of June. 1921 and be
made parties thereto. and have the
rights ana claims adjudicatcd therein
and Judgment rendered thereon.
EDMUND WADDILl. JR.,
Judge. District Court Of the United
states, for the Eastern District
of NirGinia.
true cOpN-AttcSt
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
" a.. o, icih.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Houses for Rent
Fol, RENT

NJ onumc nt venue
Apartment, { rooms and z
baths. Every modern con
venience.
Storage OF JoDDlng
House space on railroad
trackage in amount to suit
your convenience, from 100
square feet up to 1000
square feet. Price very
reasonable.
downtown Offices, sin
gle or double; every con-
"enience. Price reason
able.
Centrally located flat,
five rooms and bath. Heat,
light and water furnished.
Rent reasonable.
Modern Monument Ave-
nue. Apartment, containing
3 bedrooms and 2 baths.
Immediate possession.
WEST END GARAGES.
BOO block, between Nam
and Floyd.
$500 block, between Main
and Floyd.
POO block. between Main
and Floyd.
Morton q. Thalhimer,
First National Bank Bldg.
Phone Rand. 81.
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MERCHANDISE
Jcwclry and Watches


SEE Terrell Eros 10 cy.sv,nInr IN lew
cry ~ Nett Hroa4 street,
SPECIAL SAi.h-2o., discount on every
article ia our store. Gren;.st values
eyer OT"r.u. HuTtuu'-. Jewellers III
!.ast broad street a! Kinds % repairs
Tow Nrlrns.
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Ne Hbi.
In
Tan kruptCy.
ORDER or NOTICES FOR DIS.
CHARGE.

~ ,hi@ i"ih day OF Fehruary. \. u.
~, ON reading tn" petition Tor ,Iis-
'hhrE" OF Ia" bankrupt. ii i.
'"d're! by iii" court. That a hear
rs. 'c had UPON the sume on tim
,sLt DAY OF April. \. -.
III, hei"r" said court. at Richmond
an Sa;" district at /: O'clock uoo,,.
anu mat motto" thereof be published
IN me Tincs-pis?atch a nryvsp,n.-
printed N said district. and Thar ~
known creditors and other persons IN
interest," may appear at the said tiwc
anu place. and show cause. If .nC
my maze. why the prayer o. the s,i,,
pe,'1.phcr should not be granted.
And u IL further ordered bv tho
'""rt, That the CLERK shall send IN.
hlai! 20 all known creditors. rrnIn,
81 Sa!d petition and this order. na'
mrsSS"d 10 them az their places o.
Witness HE Honorable EnNT-vr,
"Anpit.i. Jii.. Judge OF III, said
.ourt an the seal Thereof. a, RIrI'
nu,h", IN said district. on The ION
gay ~ February, y. -. iG@l
,s IpSEFiI l.. BRADY.
Mt:SSKS: !; =. rEHsoN 4 f!rN$il,
Att.ruNNS for It.,ri.r,,,,,
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SPECIAL SALE -o;s discount. Cur
ur,Ers On ry"ry article ~ our store.
Il"st- values eve! offered Iiurton'.
Jew"i-fs. III En., Hro-h S.re.t All
'iFis oi repairs a. low ;rtc,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

1871 TN ,n's 2iSi day, Of February. a u
chnrEe of the bankrupt. IL is "'N
ing H.. Hay ny ine court, Tha; hear
iSs,h i'Ah or APRIL. 4 ID
- !. before said court. at Richmond
u. SaiU district. at l. o'Clnrt; mnn,t,
j., M, INA. notice thereof lie nwbl!shc.;
~ me Times Dispa = n.wsn,n.,
r'imt.u IN said district, and IN, 49,,
i ,,.' ~ creditors and other persons IN
an,SrcSt may appear at III. sail IN.
ihov b!ncr and show cause. If any
nn,it innr' Why the prayer OF tho said
',i3hrT should not lie crau,cd '"''
coi nmu HIS = is further ordered by ma
nI"i! 10 all known creti;,n,s enn 10y
jr. SHon petition ana this order AZ
r,rshen 20 hem at ,hcIr ninc., 'u
r'SS;ucnce as stated ''''S a.!
WAoDli.i. .iR. JudE" OF ' M y :
MIMI una the seal thereof. at R.ch.
"' f"nrnarN. \. u. 1921 "'
Attest:
tS,,l, JOSEPH l.. BRADY.
l. SNNII.t.i ,nr CLERK
Attorney for iankriIni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

III ann".i meeting "a! s;Drknoldcrs II
thv !.yCn..'"nd. Frederic .uLg- ..nI 20.
coma, aHd richmond "ni Peterson. >,
Kdi.rUad Connection coinpahN W!I. o.,
hc.o at So Lasi Main Stree; H!yluGa,:
o.. As"nu..S .,'.cn -. -. ~ - Va
FtN\k ". Drt>E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

NJ o II u III cnt venue
Apartment, I rooms and z
baths. Every modern con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
Sale Of Bankrupt's
ES.ate

BELLS At'To MEMO COMPANY.
INCORPORATED. BANKRUPT
Ia execution of an order entered
on ;hc Sth day OF March. 1927. in the
United states District court for the
Eastern District Of Virginia, viii
sell at public auction TO the highest
bidder on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH, i6, 1921.
At IL O'Clock Noon
all the property belonging 10 the
above bankrupt estate.
The property consist OF about njuc
thousand EeilS .\uto Memo Machines.
Dies Tor making auto mcmos Taper
Boxes. office Furniture and tho rat
mt tights 10 manufacture and sell
Eeils Auto Memo Machines Said
patent rights viii be sold subject 10
The royalty OF II. J. Sell OF - cents
Tor every auto memo sold under said
patent rights
Sale viii be held At 722 East Main
street Richmond. Va
TERMS OF SALE: cash.
= VI ATKINSON
HguSteC I'm l.i.Il r'lInIry
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.

on this 10Th day or March 4. -
!n2l, on r"adinG the priItion Tor ais
'harE" OF the bankrupt. il -
ordered l,y the court, THAT 1t hear
.nG be had upon the same on the
!2TH DAY or A!.Eii.. \ II loeI
nciorc saId court. ut Richmond. In
SHid district at IL o'clOck noon. and
mat notice thereof be published in
TN" Times dispatch a newspaper
printed IN said district. and that an
known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear al tie sand tim.
and place, ANA show cause. IL any
they have, why the prayer Of tn. said
petitioner should not he granted
And it is further ordered by the
court That The CLERK shall send by
ma I" all known creditors. copies at
SAID petition and This order. addressed
4" th"m at their places of residence
as stated.
Witness tn" Honorable EDMUND
w .Nphll.l. JE" Judge II the said
court and the seal thereof at Rich
mond. III said district. on the 10th
day nf March. y. -. lg2l.
Attest.
ioSEnii a. BEhbY
tScab Clerk.
Il. H.. P"EroN. JR.. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
NOTE that>evefy "A 10 correctly .ndsIe,
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Nos. 4O5 and 407
North inst Street
HETW ZEN MARSHALL. AND CLAY
STREETS

IN "N"'ulic OF 4 certain deed OF
t'us, TO tn" undersigned, dated July
10. lt2h. recorded in tho clerks Office
OF Richmond chanCcry Court. in II. 4
26%-B. page ai2. default having hccn
mad" in tn" payment of a part Of the
debt therein secured. and being re-
CURED so I" do by the beneficiary, |
vii! sell NJ public auction. on the
premises. ON
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH Is. 1921.
at O'Clock +. NJ
che r.a! estate described in said deed,
As follows;
All that certain lot. piece or mar
eel OF land. together with the two
brick stores with dwellings above
lying and being in the city OF Rich
mond. Virginia. on the east side Of
t.IrSt street. between Clay and Mar.
shall streets. and bounded and dc
Scrip"d as follows: beginning at q
point on tn" said east line Of Eirst
street on" hundred G00) feet north OF
the northeast intersection of ESjrs,
hhd MARSHALL Streets: thence running
noTthwardiy along the said cast line
- f'fst street and fronting thereon
tniit!- I'm" 'SH) feet ten cIO) inches
,n"nce back "astwardly from "a i'll
i'"ut ana between parallel lines Isaid
north liz" Dassing through tho center
OF IN" PARTITION walls between tbn
property hereby conveyed and tho
property owned by II. seldom TAYLOR
11aaIl"intnS It Oh The north tforty one
TERMS. cash
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ne nltc" states Of America ut the
relation of Louis II. FehsenfcId and
tiarr! IL. Davis. co-partners doing
.rIS,.,ss undor tn" iirm name OF
THE u. II. DAVIS COMPANY.
49, Plaintiff
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John 7. Gin and *. +. Gin. co.par,-
m.rs DOING business under the firm
and THE FIDELITY AND nE,ppSI.r
COMPANY OF MARYLAND.
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VIRGINIA.: IN TIE LAW AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY
or. RICHMOND. THE 18TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1921.
BESSIE .. kildow .riaintI.
asaius,
Clarence H. IL iIdow Defcudan.
IN CIIANCE:HN

~ NII.N M T. I.
The object Of this suit ia for tn.
p!dintin to obtain = divorc. from
bed and board from the dcfend.,i,
on the ground OF dcscrtion, and after
three years from the date OF tho said
doscrtion. To have the divorce from
bed and BOARD enlarged and made an
absolute divorce from The bond OF
matrimony.
And the pla,ntiW having nlcd an
a!idafit that the defendant is Il non
resident OF the state OF Virginia IL Is
hereby ordered that the s1id CLAE~
ENCE III. klLDOW. defendant. APP
pear here within ten days from the
dnt publication of-this order and pro-
tect his interest Ia THIS sult.
Copy-~~Teste.
LUTHER !IRBY.
Cierks
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HON F..

Owing to business rea-
sons, | must have at once 4
home in the West End Of
from six to eight rooms
not over S10,000.00. Pre-
fer brick, but will consider
frame. VIII abide by what
ever terms you may de
mand. Answer at once,
giving location, price ana
G. 800,
CARE I'D.
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REAL ESTATE EOR S1IE
Farms and Land for sale

richmond iI"us. about . ropus our
buildings stream aud ;ru.j Price :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

List v"ur caru- ana ci,y property win
Us TOT GuicH results -. -. TAYLOR A.
SO. g North Siuth Street.
LIST your property Cor uulcm result, ~ tn
u for sale or rent. ". T.. Purcell Jr
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
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~ this ioth day Of March. y. H.
i"%i. on reading IN" petition FOR dis
charge OF The bankrupt. IL is
Ordered by tn" court, That a hear
ing be had upon the same on the
l2T!l DAY or ArRIl. \. u. 1871.
before said court at Richmond
In said district. Al l. O'Clock noon;
aud that MOTTO" thereof be published
in The Times-plspatch. u ncwspapcr
printed in said district. and ina, All
known creditors and o,h"r persons In
!niercst may appear at the said time
ana place, and show cause. Z any
th"N have. why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be- granted
Mad u Is further ordered by the
co"r'. that the clerk shall send nv
mail 70 all known creditors. copies
81 said petition and this order. adj
dressed 10 them n their places %,
residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable EpMl-ND
App!Lt. .iR.. Judge OF Tho stiI
cdhr, and the seal thereof ut REch-
moud IN said district. ON the 10Th DIV
OF March y. u. 1921.
Nj;cSi:
JOSEPH y BRADY
GEORGE i HOOPER. ESQ.
Attorney for EcaEruDt.