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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

works are at best effective only as ,
means of tiding over u temporary sit
uatiOn, and are chiefly Objectionable,
because they actually postpone the re
adjustments that are necessary to til,
| restoration of a normal state Of in
dustry. The natural course for Al
employer to pursue when reductions OF
force must be made is to retain tlit
Oldest and most worthy employees, anG
it is nOtylikely that many will lie per
suaded TODD otherwise. at
There is no way to have prosperity
except by self supporting balanced in
',lnstry-by the free and natural ex.
chhnge IT products ana scrviccs-and
this requires that the compensation
of the people in the various Industries
shall bc-Oli sl,eh'a basis that they will
absorb eachsothcr's' products. II
Production Slows Up.
When general state Of confusion
exists in which the exchanges cannot
he made as usual production slows
down. Tho individual employer cannot
so on making goods unless he can sell
them. When his outlet is closed he
shuts. down, and when he stops buying
materials and paving wages an outlet
for other products is closed. Employers
and employees are alike affected: 1t is
not a situation to quarrel over. but to
investigate intelllgently, to find the
original cause.
HE existing situation presents a
test of the quality Of labor leadership.
Has it the foresight. the wisdom and
courage TO act for tlic best interests Of
thc2whOle body Of wage carriers and of
society as a whole?
Undoubtedly tile responsible labor
leaders are In trying position. One
of them is quoted as saying that labor
Unions arc not organized to reduce
wages" but are expected to secure adj.
vanccs rather than reductions. leaders.
however. depend for their lasting In
upon their ability to lead wisely
andto Serve tho read interests of their
followers, which means that they must
serve the best interests of the public as
well. There is no achievement worth
while for any class unless it promotes
the welfare Of the entire community.
There is fair adjustment Of relations
which serves every interest best. be-
cause 1t produces the greatest aggrc-
gate result. Anything short of that
yields less to every participant. This is
not mere 5altruism. but economic law.
Labor has the highest return when
there Is a full demand for all Of 1t.
and wien all the production forces Of
society arc in full action.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

moved at the beginning of the second
lalf after playing through the entire
first half with Il broken ankle. He will
probably be out Of the game for the
rest of the, season The ankle WAS
broken on the fourth play of the game,
hut Swanson finished the half and got
into his share Of the fight ing despite
the handicap
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
WORLD. !. war ] | \ VET ' U !
ERAl|N|'S FUNERAL
Legion Members Attend
Peter Swenson's Funer-
al at Randall.

Randall Record: Funeral services
we're held iii Randall last Sunday after
noon for Peter Swcmson, who gave his
life in action in tlIc world war, and
whose body was recently brought home
from France for burial.
| The service was in charge Of Hawk
eye Post No. $50 American Legion,
the funeral sermon being delivered by
Rev. G. q. 'Paulsrutl. After prayer ut
the home, the body in its flag drapcd
casket was escorted to the church by
| tile legion men. about seventy OF whom
attended in uniform. The service at
the church, held at :'p. nj, was,lttcnd-
cd by a very large audience, gathered
to pay this last tribute OF respect and
devotion to this young soldier who paid
the supreme sacrifice in defense of
country and flag. The choir sang two
songs and led iii singing ''Amcric;,." A
biography was read by II. NJ. Kinzcr
Fof Jewell, commander Of IIawkeye Post,
and Rev. raulsrud delivered the funeral
address.
Six of the dcceased's comrades from
this vicinity, Cyrus Peterson. Clarence
Boyd, Martin Rowland, Elmer John
son, Orvilfc Owenson and Henry Chris
tiHl,sdn, SERVED rs pail bearers. AT
the service at the cemetery legion
firing squad fired the military salute
O. three volleys. Intcrmcnt was made
III the Randall cemetery.
Peter Swenson Brattcland. son OF
Sven and Carrie Swenson Bratteland,
was born three miles southwest OF
Randall. Iowa, March 30. 1881. Here
he grew to manhood among his folks
ard friends. The last few years he
worked on farm near Pcmbcrton,
MINI. June ~, 1913. he was called IN
TIC the service of his country. call that
he willingly answered. On June y
LIZ left Mankato, Mimi. for Camp
Grant, III. After two months training
mt this camp he went to Canada. as
he was among the 500 men that were
selected to go to Canada on an eHedl-
ton trip to represent the United States
army in that country. On tn" Ioth OF
September he was sent 10 France. only
one letter was received from him while
over there. In that letter he stated
fiat he was getting along very well.
Get. 10 II telegram to his folks stated
that he was missing in action. Another
telegram came Jan. IL. stating that on
the 9th day of November he had made
tic supreme sacrifice for his country
for liberty and justice. He was ut the
time OF his death twenty years, nine
months and five days old.
He was first attached to Company j..
3l3 Infantry of the Eighty-siXth divi-
sion and later assigned to Co. NJ, 3O9th
infantry.
peter Swcnsoif was of quiet dis
position, an honest and truthful young
nam. and will be- greatly missed NJ
home and among his friends. Besides
his mother. (his father having died
while Inc was in France.) he leaves SIX
BROTHERS and four sisters: Mrs. Martha
Marshall. Mimi: MIS-.
Lena ChristiansOn. Hendricks, Mimi.
Eflw. Swcnson. PcmlHrtOn. Mimi.
Ji,rtwick- Swrnsom. Huxley. Iowa
Finer, Annas. Selma. Poiias and Stella
If home, and Bonnie Swclson OF Winnie
baso, MINI.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
Hit In Eve With Chalk.

Stratford Courier: Lloyd Angstrom.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Angstrom.
was hit in the eye Thursday with chalk
thrown by u sling shot and the eye
was very badly hurt. The parents took
the lad to an eye doctor at Boone and
Of the organ. Friends unite in hoping
that the trea tmcnts that are being Civ
Ell will restore the sight to the eye.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
on produce Of dam.

This being the first time either of
these young breeders have been out
side Of the county with their cattle.
and considering the high priced cattlc
and old breeders they were rubbing
elbows with, they feel well repaid for
the effort it cost them and with the
experience gained they will be able to
select better show herd for another
wear.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
Poultry Meeting.

The Hamilton County Poultry aSso-
cha ton will hold Il meeting in the city
hall tomorrow evening at 1870 o'clock.
John +. OlmStcad. secretary of the as
scciationL urgently requests I'LL members;
t. be there.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
Criminal Cases In.

In the Wright county district court.
which convened this morning at Clar-
ion, the eases of Herbert Bigc, Roy
Fortune and Oscar Jones. alleged TO
have robbed the Wheeler store at Wool
stock and the CharlsOn & Holt Clothing
store at Goldfield, are expected to
come up. The parties are all from
Webster City.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
Bear Cats Beat Cal,aries.

The Stoncga Bear Cats wallomd the
Fremont Cornlicld Canarics yesterday
on the fair grounds here to the tune of
II to Z. Gerber. payton. and Ankrlln
FaSSett and Bittner did stellar work
for the nine from Stoncga. FasSctt
was never in trouble while Gerber and
l'aytOn were battcd freely.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
Forrest Bump and Roy Boynion lcf

Forrest Bump and Roy Boynton left
this morning for Los Angeles, Cal.
where they will spend the winter. Ben
ton GustuSon went with them to Long
Beach. Cal. where he will live with his
mother and brothers and sisters during
the winter. Leslie Elliot accompanied
them as faras Kansas City, Mo-. to
visit relatives.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

The Misses Emma Horn and Anna
Eecrman. Mrs. G. ". Bccrma,, and
Lorcnz Horn motortd to Fort Dodge
yesterday 10 spend the day, Mrs. John
Horn, who has been visiting there for
tho past week. returned home with
item.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
HIGH SCHOOL / [ ! IN
TIE GAM: HERE:
Slow Start Costs Webster
City Football Contest
With New PrOvi-
dence.
SCORE WAS s TO 6
Waterman Picks Individual
Opposing Line
Heavy.

After getting away to Il poor start
the Webster City high school football
team found itself in the last quarter OF
its game with New Providence high
There Saturday afternoon. and exhibited
|! IA brand of football which turned mean
defeat into near victory. The final
It0,int was 6 10 &. although if the home
folks had got going in the early periods
with the same puncl, they showed dur
ing the closing scenes, Il more favor
able tally might have been run up.
New Providence Scores First.
New Providence registered a touch
down in the second quarter. when II ser,
les of line plays. abetted by Il penalty.
Int the bali in striking distance and
Captain Rccco smashed it over.
Although New Providence showed
ability To gain through the Webster
City forward wall. followers of the local
team are not discouraged as the visi-
tors tackles weighed POI and 1877
pounds.
Webster City scored in the last quar-
ter Waterman. who played Il whale of
!; game in all departments, hit his
stride in this period and punched the
opposing line for long series of gains
which put the bali within two yards
from the enemy goal from which place
Oimstcad totrd it over O!mStcaa miss
~ the goal.
Visitors Use Pass.
New Providence showed Il vcrsatll-
ity of attack which Out clasSel the homc
team. The visitors had considerable
success with a Shor: pass play which
was rcSOnSihlc for repeated gains.
Webster City failed to complete an
aerial nuneuvcr during the contest.
Individual honOrS for the fray 80 10
Waterman who outShOnc other con
tenders in all branches of the sport
His defensive work. rs wen as his cf
forts on ikc otTcnSr. was cOnimrndablc
Swanson. who started ut end, was re
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
&%*
lettings About the
County.
Mrs. Deo Stricken.

StratfOrd Courier: Mrs. \. e. Dec
suffered II light stroke Of paralysis
Thursday and for while was very ILL.
At this time she is considerably better
and there are hopes that she will re-
although she is past eighty years Of
nge.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03
The IiIlellps.
The linr-ups follows:

Substilntio.!S Martin. Wuutcn. Law
cs, Bower. Iund, Sorcison.' Jones.
TouchdowmS Waterman, Reccc.
Referee Grove. Boone.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

FOR SALE yearling ewes and one
buck. Phone 4S7J. 3Ot3f2j1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

Have returned from my vaca ton and
am now at my office Dr. g. H. Conrad.
1dof1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

i boarS. Henry Grandgcorgc. Wool
: stock. 3d3fljl
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

WANTED-survcys Of any nature.
Earl 4. Hin. S-lpd-f-j.f
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-10-03

FOR SAlE-two hVllses. Easy terms.
Brand new Murray McMurray.
9-.!.dtf-jif1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
LATONlA ENTRIES

FIRST r"cc,purss, $500: claiming: FOR
blue. e5 Roll on, w. Creation. % :
Mnarh. ZOE: 'Iainer. TOO: 'Orlnva 1915:
Tom Norris. 1915: Colonel Taylor lIS; Cor
nam ha LIZ: P%rtiisnt 49, Also eligible :
ergast. 1905: Sure. IS; shoot Away, us
Black Pat. 1915.
Second rae"-purse, $500: mnidcns for
e".ycar.."ds and up; one mile and a
sixteenth Miss Prosperity. 1885, Grace
KING, loi: ilainty Lass. los: blanche Mac
iva ptXis Girl los: Nurture. lic; Marine
10: FIR: ii'"nd 10: Ray Akin. liG;
Service Flag. Us: Also riisihi--Royai
Dick. ITO; itiack iiacklc. liJ: Humphrey.
ITO; May Bee. ioi. Marjorie Mckay. los
Wishmakcr ITO.
Third race-purse, 'i.5OO; allowances FOR
,wo.year,"i,s colts and gridlnHs; Ave fur
blossom House. los: Billy Star. los
Grant,. Ware. III. ounce Garden. liz
three ycarolds and up: one mile and "a
sixteenth. nomp.r, S.; British Liner
~; .rt 1915; Car mia, Gily; 10. Man
Etsth race purse. s22OO the John :.
mn handicap: Tor three. Year odds and up
iot; n"rlcsins. 10; joue,, 'i iis: PAU
Wedei. IL. Woodirap. ~: Marjorie
ilynrs. lis
sixth race-purse. &i,GOo claiming for
two-yenr-old Niles. nvr furiOmss". Alta
Gal. 1907: Aivetida. lU7. Fedora. lilo: ronry
sue II: Dixie o'pay. li?, Fright Trash
for three .ycar olds end up one mile and
- slx,eenthI' Whrrsct. 81. pinccrest. 81 :
90: nellie Yorkc. i05 E,pis los. Aph. i9s
Cheer Leader. 1917: John +. Russell los
Tletmont; III. Repeater, IN. Brotheriy
.ApprcGi!cc allowance claimed nv.
pounds. Weather clear. track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First racc--two-yenr Odds: conditions:
i've fu,lonss--lr,sh brisadier, io7 tKeoSh).
;A%OroseS % 70 10 fvG p , Won n ia s"5
ond: Broomnax, 10 (Martn). > TO H. >
TO ;. to I. third; Timc--l:Oo :-5 Also
Stone jug. whirlisiE. Double cross s' Side"
real.
Second race-thres- ycar-olds and ur:
and half furlonSs- Smoke Screen. 1903
Sea Mint; los (Kssay}; 70 T., J to ).
~ IS. Also ran-Dr. Joe. Calisula. ST.
Third race-,hree. ycar.olds and up
claiming: one mile and sixtcenth--Sir
Grafton. 100 .!Bu!lman). to !. : TO Ia.
70 won; Tom MeraEsart; ~ .sSandel.
. !, .hird. rims"ii:.s -. Also ran
Fourth race-threc- yea -olds. the Union
Iol Tsnmanl $40 2:sto 8. TO. 10, won !:
TO-. !, TO =. second: Miss Petite II
tWaNs). u to l. TO /. To |, third
Time-l;2o - Also ran-Superwomsn n.
Guess.
Fifth race--four- year-olds ana up; con-
h,iions: one mile Captain Alcock, ~,
Baker. Jos tRidenour). ~ to /. 4 To l..
TO ). second: Genie W. ITO (McAtccj
i,a5 80. captain ,Aleock and Anniversary
vessary. Royailsn. Thnnders,orm.
aye furlongs-. Montara. lis ISandc). 10 "a
J., to !. ? to !. Won; carmencita. lis
tcclti!et!hn. ID, !: 70 !. even. second,
:; to 10. third Time--i:oo 10. Nancy
shank and Shernado ooakridGc stable.
also Emotion. Gienhe!ls; Lucky Giri.
TrrNIta. Valentine Dor, Shcrando
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
JACK DEMPSEY NEEDS
VERY LITTLE TRAINING
kcarns Announces Champion Will
Begin to Taper on Early
Next Week,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June "a
Manager kearna announced tonight
,hat Kid Norfolk. the negro light
heavyweight, and other sparring
partners expected In camp TO assist
getting Dempsey into II fine iiGhtins
edge. would not he needed Demp-
sey had progressed SO rapidly in his
training. kearns said. that he will
begin To taper on next week instead
gloves
Tomorrow. Dempsey will celebrate
MS twenty sixth birthday with q
complete rest. lie Will box Saturday
and sunday. and then only exhibit
himself in u light workout on Mon
day. lie will take his final work
outs with the gloves on Tuesday and
"Wednesday. Just enough exercise 10
loosen M his muscles will be taken
on Thursday. The champion will not
Il" any training on Friday
lIahs TO give Dempsey demon.
stration when he leaves here a wees
from tomorrow were laid aside to.
night. when Manager kcarns toid
friends or the champion that he
wanted the departure as quiet as nos
sihl". Dempsey vii he hurried 10 n
private residence in Jersey CITY TO
rest IN sec!usion until time To go to
the arena
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
SPORTS
SEM|F|NALS REACHED
IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
fas' anu Exciting Matches Feature
right for southern Amateur
Title

:, NASHVILLE. TENN. June a.
Terry Adair, Atlanta, Frank cd
chauX. Nashville; ~ I; W.,,icr
memphis. and pollak Bovd. chnti
n"oSa. won their way into thc semi
rI"iS or the southern Amateur cor
tournament here today. nv dcfcntIn.'
shcir, opponents in The thirty-siN huil
matches of the second round.
lnrcc Of the winners had won
MY after taking early leads. bug
enzler won his match ON the ciph-
teehth MOI" OF tho afternoon. > uu.
from Lewis Tachau. Louisville af,cr
a secsaw game that proved an. -,
the closest ever played on the Belle
meade course.
Adair. VIII" viii meet Godchaux to-
morrow in the thirty-six holes Of IN.
Semifinals, defeated Mike Thomas
Nashville "Southpaw." today 4 and
:, 'odchauN. resident Of New
orleans. but a Vanderbilt student.
paying as a member OF the Ecllo
meade club. climinatca Ewing Wa,.
hins. Chattanooga. and i. Boyd
put out Tom Prescott. Atlanta ! aud
.. W.nzlcT and Boyd will play to-
morrow IN what is expected to DO "A
hard match. The finals come Satur-
day
The gallery today followed the
iodchauN- Watkins match because al
the former being the local favorlt..
hut the Misunderstanding contest
all.
The course was full throughout. lilo
uhy with players. who failed to
quaint for TIE championship hight.
or who were eliminated from that
ana were playing in the other lights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24

president: :. :. sharp. secretary; y
T. stout. W. ". Demcry. & T. Spring,
and Il. y. Baker. All OF nylorstown.
10 maintain Il public hall to bc used
Tor social. religious. educational or
entertainment purposes.
Union hardware Compony. InCor-
porateh. Danviilc: maximum capital.
100000. minimum. 10000; &. l.. Gov
inrton. pr,i idcnt; j. y. CovinEton,
secretary. and ]. W. Sans. all of Dan
VILE; hardware business.
Amendment to charter of EGuit-
able building Association. oc Nor
folk; \. II. Soldncr. president: IA. l..
Iioggard. secretary: increasing it's
capital stock from s2.o0o.0Oo TO S.
0OO.Do.
Amendment to charter Of Marine
Iron Works. Incorporated. Norfolk .
Il. O. Colonna. president; W. g. Duny.
secretary: changing location OF it's
principa! office from Norfolk city to
Norfolk Gov. +. O.. Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

a. rirs; ,raes-sondtston;; ,wo.ye.r-oa.;
Morning los; rlanTnsi Shirt: los: M9ao
iolinist. 10. ovcrtakc. los: Relay. los: All
over, los' venizcios ios: Picnic, los;
pte'vus. los; Knot Grass. los. Lcshoru.
Second race-s,cc plechsse: for ma! dcn
four E.ar.olds and up: about two miles
SEA- Wo;d. ia1. Ben IIampson. liS; SUN
mrr Sigh. ii3: Lord Rockvale. 1876 over
Ia; Franc Tircu,. 1871
Third race selling: two-year-o!Gs nv.
Mad Nell! lo:. bennington, li5: Radical,
los; The WRs, liG; 'Dick Dead Eye. iIs .
Relay. i0S; Alice e.. i02; Fred Kinney, 1875 :.
San Steiano ios Swapps ioS. Boun;ifui.
Fourth race CIambala hsndican; thee
yeat-oids and upward. one mil" and
mrions- Yellow Hand. us: Veto. iO-
los: Paul Jones. 1870.
Ftfth race--cIai mlng three c,r-o.s!s
and up one mtle-Wsr Plume, Iio;
silence. 100; rerisourdine. III salute,
los: iIorcb, iI:, Frederick the Great. ITO
Devastation. iOI: Gloomy Gus. no: Cabot
-: F!orsain. 100; queen Blonde, los: san
l?9: P,ratc MCGEE. ic9; Fiibbcr,y Gibbs;t,
Sixth racc-maldens. thrce-year.old. ana
M; SIX and half turIongs- FIypapcr, 10:
LEcIair. no Rep no. Magic Hes ther.
los. Domingo. 10: Arapahor' no: COME
View, Commiss!oner Esnmann. no.
Rhinestone. io5 WracS Grass. 1885, Edgar
Allan Pee. no; Gem los: Donna Agnes
Gallivaut. ITO. Mariorie 81. 10: Nancy.
ioS; Guelph. lie; San Pablo. no, stan,
Five pounds allowances claimed.
Weather clear. track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
LATONIA RESULTS

saI:%ss ;Sa %n
y wS1 rG sn. Grass lia |Liiy. ;l$o i%
Golden Fioos Ey.s Of Ta anhhn ThH nj Eyss
surnount. Saddle Ring. May Tonso. Pal,
S ;ohs and Fs!iI,s; parse ,i,eoi a"c fnr
ssi iTS. ';;'G Won Won; l,ankSr Hrcwn lis
Also r"nZsslamander,' spods. ''z acS To- t,S.
reil, Saddle and boots. Boiul. Sansrado.
Third rsce:for four y y@" uT and up;
. .is,unn,S purse; s'tGo,; nnc mile ana y
.s,S. 81 Won" Miss rst; yFn - iseoSisy:
Toney Lady. TanlaS Iazz, MsnGarins " GSa'.
iI.:So; six tur1onEsT ne!!ieys Idle Hour, ii:
'S S s5 500 s *GS; . praHi
Faliaey: 1O7 tNolan). $3.50. third. him:
ds! k5;. A beE .nfsf hsSlp ST. hi ass
Valet. Bothsra,!on. Runzaf ana c6ncen.
Fifth race-ror three year oids and up:
c C, purse; si'i99: ons mile and a
,ls,sO ,il.ts,c; second: wh;riinE bun, IFS
ii'e s sS5a Dr. Ti"f Rae SANDY lS
Mae ana T.. G. King 49, ''"'s
Skin race.-thc Concy Island: FOR three
year -olis and up; purse. si.2o0: one milo
and stNtecnth-Paris Maid. 9S tFields,
1910. $3.50. $40. won: Blowing Bubbles
lo5 tMorriscyl. $500. $500. second Ac-
Cclcra'". lOl tPoolJ. $3.50. third. Time
Lao -. Also translation blossom.
Tulsa. Eastersidc. The Wit.
seventh racc--for four year Odds and up:
claiming: purse. sl.t0o; one mic and 4.
siNtcrnth.- Bryn", lo1 tField4}. S5S.lo
S:3.go. Slo.So. won. Po!lu. lOt tFtancisb
$500. 81. 30. second: Virgo. i09 tpool).
1850, third. Timc-l:i1 80. Also ran
Maseola. Grey Eagle. Horder. Foster
Emhry;. Cars Daughter. Jake Field and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-24
:. W. ROBINSON. jE
Real Estat. Auctiou"cr.
Nos. 1923 Jay Street
and 213 Boyd Street

pursuan; To Il decree entered In tho
Law and Equity Court Of IN. CITY 81
May. 1921. in the Chanccry Cause
therein pending under the short name
ana style OF Nanni. G. Dick'rson et
al W. Mary J.. crump ct al. and in
accordance with tho terms and pro-
visions % the said decree. the under
signed. special commissioners. WILL on
TcESpAI: ,: LINE 2s;; 1871.
highest bidder the following described
real estate: CiJ All that lot or parcel
OF lana. lying and being in the city
of Richmond. Va, on the south line
~ the. west line Of Mcchanicsviile
Turnpike. thence running wcstward-
~ and fronting on said south line OF
day street - feet, more or less. and
running back from said front, he
tween parallel lines. l,o fee, to an
alley in common - feet wide; and
o'clock p NJ.
90 All that certain 10, or parcel Of
land. with tho frame tenement there
m, lying, ana being, I'm 'the 'i,y Of
Floyd street. between Harrison and
norton Streets commencing n, q
point l2s feet east Of Norton street
or at point opposite tho partition
IN the west thereon. thence running
eastwardly and fronting on the south,
frn inc OF HoSn street 10 rect ana
running back from said front 10
tcot TO an alley 10 feet wide
These properties are in good rental
sections and are never without ten
ants.
TERMS: This sale Is made subject
Ia the confirmation Of the court
One-t third cash and tho balance in two
sGual ins,allmcn,s at six and twelve
months. respectively, from date Of
sale. Purchasers shall execute ncCo-
table notes. payable with legal inter
est added for tho deferred payments
md the Till" TO said real estate to he
reserved until the entire purchase
money has been paid and convey
snco is ordered by the court, or all
cash. al the option Of the purchasers
GEO w LEwTS
JAS. r. CARTER
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
1urcd Of tho spccial commissioners
has been duly rivcn.
LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk