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Evening star., 1921-10-18
WANT WOMEN IN
ALL CIVIC BODIES
Committee to Seek "Neigh.
borhood Franchise" During
Membership Drive.

Citizens associations that do not
admit women will be urged to drop
the bars during the membership
campaign to be conducted through
out the city from Saturday, october
%. to Monday. October 81.
The committee of women appoint
ed to cooperate with the men in
carrying on the campaign has voted
to ask the Federation of Citizens
Associations to appeal to all Of the
neighborhood organizations to allow
members of the fair sex to join.
The federation has no jurisdiction
over the rules and bylaws of its
member associations and for that
reason probably will not be in a
position to take up the question or
admitting women.
The woman's committee for regis
tration week is hopeful, however.
that the few associations which still
bar women will grant them the
'neighborhood franchise" during the
Mrs. Nanette 3. Paul. chairman
and Mrs. Anna E. Hendley. vice chair:
man of the woman's committee. Will
attend meeting of the South wash
ington Citizens Association at the
Jefferson School tomorrow night to
ask that association to admit women.
Mrs. Paul today called attention
to the fact that local women have
worked diligently to obtain national
representation in Congress for the
people of the District.
The chairman of the woman's COM
mittee believes there is work for
women as well as men in the neigh
borhood citizens associations. which
has been demonstrated in those asso-
Citations which admit women.
Don II. York. chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of registration week
today urged all associations that in
tend to take part in the campaign to
send to headquarters. room sol Dis
trict building. as early as possible
for membership blanks, buttons and
other supplies.
The headquarters for the campaign
will supply each association with
window cards to be placed in busi-
ness establishments in the various
neighborhoods.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
KLAN LEADER DEPARTS.
Col. Simmons Leaves for Atlanta
With H. B. Terrell.

Col. William Joseph Simmons. i'm
perial wizard Of the Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan, having finished his
testimony before the House rules
committee yesterday, will return to
his home in Atlanta, Ga, this after
noon. Harry B. Terrell. local khan
leader, will accompany Col. Simmons
and will remain in Atlanta several
days before his return to Washington,
some time the latter part of this
week.
The khan chieftain. according to a
statement made today by Mr.. Terrell.
is somewhat improved in health, but
still very weak. and 1t is expected he
will rest up for a week or so before
taking up again the reins of the
order.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSED.

Justice Hoehling Of the District
Supreme Court has dismissed the suit
for an absolute divorce brought by
william T. Carley against his wife.
Aurelia Carley. naming a member OF
the polioe force as correspondent. The
court awarded the custody of the
children to tho wife and ordered the
husband to pay alimony of $50 per
month. The wife was represented by
Attorney Foster Wood.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
HELD GUILTY OF ASSAULT,

Harry Randolph, colored, has been
convicted of an assault with a dan
gerous weapon on Harold r. Ste
phenson, prohibition agent, by a jury
in criminal division 2. before Justice
Siddons. Randolph. with Curley But
Ter. also colored. was indicted for as
sault to kill the revenue officer on
the Bladensburg road when Stephen
son and two policemen surprised the
men with a car of whisky. Butler
failed to appear for trial and his bond
of $1,000 was forfeited. Randolph
was remanded for sentence. Assistant
United States Attorney Presmont rep
resented the government at the trial,
while the prisoner was defended by
Attorneys James L. Pugh and Ber.
trand Emerson. 5r.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
SEVEN "WET" CHARGES.

seven persons were arrested yester-
day for violation of the prohibition
law. They gave their names as fol-
lows: Joseph Kennedy Fineran. 116
/, street southeast: John A. Gardner.
colored, 913 4th street: Lillian WASH
inEton, colored, 81 bingham place:
Austin r.. Harris and Martin Neka-
shian, Union Hotel. 1888 New York
avenue, and William jackson. colored,
2a21 18th street northwest
Evening star., 1921-10-18
MRS. BERGNER ELECTED.

Mrs. Sophie ]. Bergner was elected
branch of the Federal Employees
Union. No. 2. at q meeting held at
1923 New York avenue last night. Miss
Cora r. Hutchison was elected vice
president and r. e. Allen secretary
The Civil Service Commission branch
will meet tonight for the election OF
ofiicefA
Evening star., 1921-10-18
SENATOR BURsUM SWORN.

Senator Bursum, republican, New
Mexico, who was elected at q recent
special election, was sworn in to-day.
His previous service was by appoint
wsut to I'LL q vacancy.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
POLE SLAIN IN MOSCOW,

WARSAW, October I'm. Tronkie-
WITT, secretary of the Polish repatria-
tion commission. now in MOSCOW. has
been murdered in that city, 1t 10 said
in advices reaching here.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
F0CH UNABLE TO ATTEND.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. October 1S.--It
fs definitely announced here that Mar
shal Foch will be unable to attend the
reunion of the 30th Division here Mo-
yember { and 8.
Evening star., 1921-10-18
Hardy Flowering Shrubs
For Home Grounds

Prepared by the planting COM
mittee of the committee ON civic
art of the Washington Society
of Fine Arts, Miss Mabel Board
man, chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
DISrL-n CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEE. !. > AULTiD. SALE,
6ht ACRES OF LAND
TOG ETHER WITH pERSOEAI.
PROF Err I

PltDl Err
In execution .. u certain Ceeh OF
GATED JInuar! "a, 1874 uv!au!t may.
int, been mad. IN the payment OF In,
Geot therein secured. anG being ~.
CURED 50 20 g" " the Beneficiary.
/ viii sell Ut pubic auction on ~.
premises on
SATURDAY. May IS 1921.
~ G.UGA Noon.
w "a! es.'.te Anu pcsao"..t prop.
lows
"vo+ acres % .IuG. together w:in
nii'G1"@s tHe! CON ana .!s:.ts ana
pg.N!.ceGa inrirtO "pDurt,.aui. stu
equity. az the state OF Virginia be-
,..S lne same tract OF lai.u conveyed
10 Ju:!en Gum - deco HON y rim.
a.. Greeley Au4 Leit..a -. GIv.lcy
n.a VIII. u.tCG ..o.eHOrt -. !JIi. and
IvGOEueu ~ lne ClcrH. Once OF
Charles Guy Eounty IA n.ru booE
i""d con- a'nlnti. acSo! u...- TO Il sur
Nry inu map made ~ !. L!v!. lI.rne
Cis!l EngiIieUi. dated Januery 20
l;l'. sI% hundred anu s!Aly-siN md
ninety OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tuyo.gyJ acres
and Dc.ms lnr same tIact VI land
conv.!eu Gnto "estDusy .a.w. Cor
clerks Once aIo:cs4iu.
Ana also tnr tUi!OwIng personal
pIortI'S mules. !'ogS.s. IL COWS
son tractor, avery tlAclus. tiuctur
NOV, tractor Use naIIuw ayr,nr-
tooth hariuwA G-nOrsv p!uwa =
morse prov" strain "'uu"I, A.CJor-
mex corn D.uuvg .iGL O:inIck
mower, - ,.!.. n nay .ane 4
erai" arm Ito" corn planter. :
riding cu!tiNItOrs. Ur L-uurss
wagons, wagon uyLIcs, wagon nav
rack. ndrhcsS =! ntt .I!I.us. lot y! !orks
E"rs ana i-no's" .Mp.e.mu"ts asGun,
ioEhi on az u,'-tp-u... itrI... 90 ton,
eaicu na! ipl OF corn ivu!cr 4
kitGn,n ia!1r, i-DUrn-t VI. stove
lot .! h"usy..r1l anH kIIcnr,I turn.
tuic, ala % Mn.'h pcrsJa..I pIuuerly
- located "a "a" ,.OVNG-'!-sCriUvI tuli
vsidto IA Ind!.Ss S!ty county. W.
6lnia.
TERMS OF SALE For cash as ID
So much OF t"c proceeds as may be
necessary 10 HrtEay trv .-pun5ra u
eAcCGt!h= tn!s I!u-t. IpCi4u.us lIUs-
tees commission OF pea cent. tee,
Tor di~winG ani I"CuIusns lnis dcvu.
ahC L" pa! note uI .D,vVUuv. Win
interest i!Oin January - 1874 and
me ba!AHGe upon terms IL DC an
uOGIceu.
.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
EUROPE EMERGING FROM
AGh|CUL TUHlI INACTIVITY
lrl:' Declared % BE i.N
rrcm"ly l'avnr;ihir.


BERLIN, Ma, Ii -n.ura :rropc
ralf-s'arv"d ana d,ucud-at uu,u out
siir countries tor food chor.ly since
the w'm. is om"rg.nI from it's agri-
cultural depression
Prospects for German crops ,h.,
year are, 10 pat ii cons-rvurIv".y. ~
trcmclN favorable.
Hungary, practically uou-rro
ducrr for two vcnrs. is coninr
through with u bumper production
u nay p"iut"cS hectS and other
standard crops
Austria is in a similar position,
win every prospect OF the most sue
ccS$ful farming year since 1911.
only in luSo- SlIvia is there a fall
ms on i'll the optimistic crop csii-
mates, hut REPORTS from uciChhoring
countries raise The average through
out III SoLthr!n and Eastern terri
tory Tar above tn" average Tor the
last $iN years.
oihCia! government statistics SHOW
iadt winter wheat IL IN good cnud! =
ton. but that hay, clover. and the
better grades OF fodder we're some
what retarded by dry cold IA -arlN
Apri!. This difficulty. however. VII.
hc overcome. Spring grains are IN Il
favorable condition. y similar situa-
ton exists in Austria. where excess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
Nv Frrd'k l. Noting Il Co..
Investment bankers,
50, T., Main 81
COTTON PRICES IRREGULAR
IN NEW YORK MARKET
fRv A.. .cln;eL prcss- I

MEM YORK, May l6-Early !-reSulnrity
maT tI', ,nIs 10y advances in the en,,cn
;.veiy hrtn on The cnun,lnuSd uninvof.,Sie
w W. IN ia, South; July sold rp 10
i-n-; nr HN'ns ne; ndy'ncS Of 81 points
the hos. wi:h the market closing steady
ara me- .Iyuncc ~ TO & po!nts
IN" -"ry .rg"rulaTtty was attributed to
- IN" yHu.iau"t seriousness OF tho Rr.t!sh
,!.9 'n';.3n "nd, mpprshcnsions ma, ms
20 n|i3tlcai complications
owing 20 thc holiday there were no
Siuarter were reroricd around the ing
hey" hgt attSr opcalnS UNCHANGED 10
iP""iinniss n5iHyr nrres sagfsed on several
PA, and oejohe. 10 1874 bu; 4" ;Fad L" n n"
'Hr"~'1 We're moderate huvnrs AZ the de.
nGhEgatcn ~ THO weather map rh,
r,at;er sh"%sd more rainfall N eastern
vnic reports received earlier IN the day
WI" her w"r" prospects for lowe
- cp,crnr by early saii.rs ""''" 'e"
f,nm ;hc .G."n,.nent vas Also exported.
panied nv reuorts OF wall Street buvins
hn better on" in the stock ruarker
pn-ufa ah'NH 'Hturiuy'S close Rci,rrate,
n',.s Gi hThu denim. demand Tor cot
I"H S""IS IN nv dom"at!c. markets, mo
Nh ,'", y..a"th 40 the ,.t' market
WIS c"'npala'iyelv .ittlc selling ior SOUR.
.rh account - any ;.iur during The dan
T yiiaa, ,o Sn'"%gafisa ,a!E q s'oaiy 500,
nih"rwlH' vas sappcsed 10 indicate .
h'A NY mica! position. Exports 90
port stocks. l57>.a5i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
SEND ENGINEERS TO VALUE
CAR COMPANY'S PROPERTY

'he r"Gucs; Of The city Of
'.Sh'hnnrf ia" state Corporation
commission viii next week soma ~.
eng !nrerS TO that city to arpraiso uro
wi!"t the property 81 th,. Iyu,hI,ur,
~" ana Power CumpanN. which
r"S' Week presented Il petition a.I,tnp
f.,r.I '-"'. rates for its street car
Nh'h the hearing came nm Ia.
ia ~ WiS noStponcd until June
:" o'"'' 10 give the city's attorney.
''' 70 turthcr prepare it's sid, n nd
10 consult with tho I.ynrhhur, -. =:
"uhSii. IN It's request. the ciry
stated 'hat II would rather nay. M,
MIN, .''''SnI"n rnEincc"s value The
p'ait ana equipment OF the str,,t-r,r
ploycS Wv" cHl
recently the Common council ~
'.nn'n.,,''h, refused l" grant 10 the
ts"nhphhN an Increase in tn, str,,t-,.l,.
fares ia The city. '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
APRIL WHOLESALE PRICES
SHOW 5 PER CENT DECLINE
lEN Assnclnlnn -. I

ASlilGrON. MAY Wholcsol.
prices for Anril showed a drrIin, oT
Per cent from March and II p"r
pnpiic today hy the pcp,rtm.u, ~,
labor. = drr!in" Of 10 i. per cone
was SHOWN from Tho nigh peak uri,,s
OF las, May Farm products de-
articles decreased L per cent
Clothing Il little over = per con,
iN"l ana lighting materials : 81 p,r
cent amt building materials 10 ner
cent Metals showed "a dcclin. OF
only about 81 per cent chnn,ic,I
and drugs dronped 81 pcr cen,
anu miscellaneous commodities in
Guiding cotton seed meal ANA !uhri-
cht,hS OH. Juic. ruubcr news print
ana Wrapping paper. soap tobacco
anu WOO! PUN showed "a decline of
. per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
STOCK SALES RESUME
IN MODERATE VOLUME
selling FOR Both the Long AMI Short
Interests. but Principally the
Latter, Was Noted
FOREIGN EXCHANGE TENSE
Dealings in Bonds Relatively More
Nc'ifc Than III Stocks of More
General Character. Though the
Tone Was Uncertain.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE TENSE

NEW YORK May Is Sailing of
stocks FOR both accounts. principally
the short Interest. wa>S resumed In
'nodcrai" voluu" today II continued
until the nUal hour. when "A cover
'nS movement cancelled many losses
and effected few substantial gains
:arlE rcc"SsiOns ran from one 10
three points in the pIomincnt motors
"nd 'h"'r accessories. as vol as
st"cls, equipments shippincs metals
ana food Shs res. Low priced oils
w"r" under go Getunt fire. due In part
." rumurs affecting a minor noata-
ton
Miscellaneous issues. embracing the
mai order motion picture leather
and ieSV distinctive groups. also gave.
way Tartnhl. To professional offer
Iug-, but fcw Of the utilities rails
and tOhHccos were inclined to
str"nEthcn. The belated recovery was
guided by Mexican Petroleum. Inter-
national Paper. SUmatra Tobacco and
som" OF the other oils. as we'll as
motors and Investment rails at ac-
tual gains of on" 10 fully five points.
II occurred in the face of a rise of
call mon"y from g IL to per cent
Aside from the lowering OF dis
count rate by the Federal reserve
bank. which now places all branches
of that institution ON lower basis.
no material alteration Of domestic
money market conditions was re-
ported
The principal foreign exchange re-
mitiauCcs reflected the tense situa-
ton resulting from the Silesian CON
trov"rey Sterling eased slightly. and
all continental bills. excepting those
10 Spain. were irrcguiarlv lower.
Dealings In honda were relatively
more active than iii stocks, and OF
more general character, though tn.
tone vas uncertain. TIL" one en-
cOUragiuS feature OF that department
was ovcrsubscription 10 tho new Bra :
lillian Issue. Liberty issues rallied
after early irrcgularity. Total sales.
par value" Sll.i50.0oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
ROANOKE OIL CORPORATION
Is GRANTED CHARTER HERE

The iioliyhrook oil and Gas Corno-
ration - Roanoke. was Yesterday
granted charter hy the STATE Cor
poration Commission. ITS maNimun
capita is S25o.0o0 ana the mjuilnum
>l3o,"un rhr organization viii mine
and deal in minerals and natural .rls
An"' ncr charter was ISSUED 10 TN,
United Automobile Iud supply COM
pany, Inc. OF Richmoud. Wi,E = max.
mum capital ~ s5o.0oD aud a min.
mum of Sioo. The Nivsinia Iron
works corporation, Of Nurrolk. was
also granted II charter. thr ma ml!ri
capital being S2nU 00u common and
NOON share Oi nIcfrrrnl htnck
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
Administrator S Auction
Sale Of Valuable Timber
Lands

As administrator r. O. - e. b. y. O.
Mary Ann Perry. DECEASED tho un-
r.s.sn"d wii! sell at publ!c auction
ht f'"nilgn Courthouse. on
SATURDAY. MAY 2lST. 1921.
at l. O'Clock vi
IN. following described real estate,
lhat certain tract Of lstud contain
ihE hiri -ninc and "iEhty-riGht one
aunir"aths ,1..ssy acres more or
less, ~ icnrico county VA between
IN" Charles CITY and ia. central OF
'aThEip"u Road. ana fronting 81. ia.
EAST sid" 81 IA" Miller Road. abou,
thr"c miles south ~ inc city Of Hicii-
mona, Va o! which MARY Ann Perry
dleG seized ard ppss' sscd.
.iLfNASDEK II. SANDS.
Administrator e. L y. b. n Of
Mary Auu rcrry. Deceased
Immediately after TIA. abov" sal.
-" S'asl offer ~ IN" request Of Tho
owners two adjoining tracts. both of
WNl'h are also VOL timb.r.I which
makes this sal" peculiarly attractive
to timber aud wood p'uDl" AZ vel!
az :" Investors and s!,.uuia,ors
ON" tract contains lhou, i.",y 90,
acre" known aH part Dt ,h" Perry
'r"e'. and Is uu tn. west side o.
IN" N.!i"r Road
the other contains ''f'v-nv" and
9" n'y-n E' -hUuhr.dtHS ,s5.-5D
acres. known as III. Jones ltnd.
Y /: DlIhFFf> = CO.. INC
Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
s,iiyy"" crops are reported in some dis

IfIViS.
Many, Serbian fields had TO Ice ahnr
,'h"" u"'hns" of dryrcss. Work in
me nriHS WAS retarded. and the har-
N'i.' N!ll 10" later than uS..t Tn,
crops however ar. rNpcctnl TO hr
larger Than last year.
IN" International ACriculturul In
'"ti"h predicts That En-'auI Ger
.''!N fIanc". Belgium. EulEaria.
Snain and Italy viii have "xc.iicnt
harN"sis and notes that Grrmanv's
sugar a'""Hgn has vastly incr.as.d.
From political STANDPOINT. good
.r"' may save The situation. ana
'h'' may be- enusid.r.a. i'm I, WV nm
l"d cation OF the TACT tha; tn. cen.
irai European peo"l"S are getting
h"cE Ia The land AMI away from war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

,1Nyjrs> ''''''' ''H'h"N''''' 10" "' me
GtyIX1 inehmpmi E1udo.uil i..dg, 80.
tRcNy9 TO- \ g. q. NJ y,Ul l.,
G.SrA hl ~ Nasan- Hal. IN
s&ASG& r,oE 'n -'f"r y'gH H.th-
,...r,e n y i.s
rs..a NJ. -,i,,-a ,,. 40 ~, o.
r.aa, lr.I,,-.r ,-,n... an
~ -l'f U.s. ily order %! ia, Nursnigf.l
at''f i' Eift'is' ere, p.
or
ry I,a t.
rMnrfS I.' .i',,,',. ~" ~"
F'ix.uf.s imIit,iI,r n, ''',a;' IL ,i.
!tg.s Er.,,t.i,,, '',r''.'
.uis ana L,as.,s 81 49,. ,,..,,,,.,,'',,
smuU,ild.ng mn ii, IN 'iis''i''9 ~,
CorIui.tt.n, i',, IA. '"' -. ~
'''"''' AT hampton.
Tao uudargflr.I .,,,II ,.,.,,
aipn'Is. pltsu,slr 10 tn, ,.r,,..,
90. IA. Colirft j,I' ~ ,''''
al az. gid III, L., go y. ''i' 80.
,han.ery ,,,.s, uneryin dap,mdi,.,
sDEtttj',s 81 S. Gui.,.s ,Ht,,,,,,'.,,,.
TRUSTED. N,lo. .,s 10, - if '''.','1'
i9i Sn.puulliu. and A,'r'r' y.','Ii'.',,
sA'rI-uIA, fi,. ,r, -
l,s.uniats III I'D 80
Ton o. H.. D.ru.r h,..'., r-
lid Marlin. u.,I,.'''. .hiH." MAS
Gated .uu I.rlsrrss .,,.,'ii ''.' "t''"' 20
81 Hauu,nu. IA "a, ,fiN.. ~
scr.I.L PROPERTY "'
All of t4s r,, ,,J r
.rJ!, lu4,u!itcrt tN,Ir.' '''',','i' ~ op
implements ana .nn,,,, 49, "a 49,
..t.Iy htud and chnf','i.', ',"., 81
.ug aua l,rIrr N -, ,r,I,s, '-,.,. u. !!
atltu;Inp tla rI,',, '."I.' nht tDh :
SHipuUIG. ana N.r., i,''''it'''
Corporation ann u.,u IA. n-o..i,iH. -.
use ia .tu, ftI.ut ~. .-,.-', ~ ~.
plant .tuu prau.riI., ,ii III 90
aiautorl,a goods ,i.,,r, go ..''r'',,S ~
SdIA. ruuft.l. ,tt,..t',., '''' -.
IgriN it-l.,s. lfstf.it,.s nt.,
-tiouN ana .ih.r urn,,.tf -
buildings ANA .rrItrtu, 80
and ouustrurtIpus p'.,r,I ''ct''
pgbp-its leased 81, i,'i.,'. 'i'o'
Iurt OF inr r.u...y..r. ma -, ~
,s.al culuiuls..,i.,f fI..I -, 81
mentioned cans. mi .it '-"NN
trurts ri agreement, ~ I.,' ''
sary and prop.rt ior ts. .,ri
meut of- said ur,irrll ,I '''''
Also rUra. ',ri. t.r' ,Ii.,',.r, -
ur par,-,.I- az i.na. botir,Jrb '. 10 20
aS iulluws CON inc lio,th M -
H,rt.a Fr,,E add fu.. ,r,.i H., - -
OF i,rucrts C.,rIt. ON III, M
m. .rd 4. r. G.|EH .i '"i, a."
souiH b.. .fh.r I,rJ ~ - W
tuurthrr M.tH All tIgn,- "
ri.I,cafu,.s ih,r,i,,',o '" ab
i'm an. " f.. .t,f,.-, i,,,t,,. 80 1
,rng Above I,f,,r,,.,y i,''..'''.I..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
NV rnlirrn,nn nunIiGcs

Howard - Atkinson qualified as a
policeman hrtnr, tstN Ci.r,, MCppw,tI
v"sirrdry ~" w,l. hr connected with
the ET,i District Mg Atkinson Ia
brother "i Councilman ~. A. htkiu-
son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
DiSPLli CLASSIFIED

Il. Il. CIiArFiN < CO.. I&C.
Real Estat. AUcti,u.crs.
Main ana Twelfth streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
Commissioners Sale of
SOB West franklin St.
At Auction

IL execution of two DEGREES OF In.
chaitccry court OF Tho clty OF n.ch-
H"nd. va entered January g. 1915.
ana ocioh"r !. !:l7 Respectively. IL
Nc sun - Marion T. !aupborrc's
executor - ais, IS HULA pufrry
r-'.s ct ais, Ne VIII OFFER for sale.
on the premises on
FRIDAY nay "a. 1921.
~ n'C!rrk l. NJ
t'c property aDD.. referred to- Tho
Residence is an unusually attractive.
hr' wn s."nc front. . baths aard
wood Hp"rs. electric lights heated
ana Is situated IA tho heart OF ;hc
best residential district and rs ono
block from N" Commonwealth club
ana MONROE Park Tho lot fronis
thirty 900 feet ana runs back OH.
n.ndreI ana hitr foo, 1" q twenty
foot alley
TERMS ~, I.s- ,ha. ono fourth
cash ana the residue m jtI-, .Iiiai
r"yin"nis At g. o.. and months
ptyn..'s 10 D" ,.id-ur.d ny notes
- tn rurnhuscr wl.h l1,.,csf
thereon TO bee "jt .d az thr v..t. of
q PEI cont per arn4u from day Of
sale. tho Title TO tho SAID prupert,. To
h" retained sy "a. court 4s :,
'urlty Tor SAID deferred payments
until n" whole Of til" plrvhns.
'unnry - paid aud Il cuuvoyanc. :
ordered by the court
l.A$GiipRNE puTNEY.
j. JORDAN I.EAKE
special Comm! ~ Ier.rS
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iUCTiONS-LECILS
Legal Notice,

BIDS WASTED.
scnoo! nuilIing =; kcnbr!ise. Va
at o'n, os T'' Ie opened Ju"e H. i'zi
bids must be accomplished Dy c.r,ir,.,i
check Of $500 ami delivered 10 4. ). bag
The trustees hcisby reserve IA. r,yh,
20 reject any aud al! Did, For fur, Ter
.-s i,.h va I;u,, 81 ~ hon,ns%n. Times
OFFICE OF
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
- @mcc nntil b! o.cioyb noon May Il
4. ih" following wp,". whlch may D"
r,y Ifn'' !" wnnin or IN p":t ,'-~ii IN,
"h'f'i". hiiu.iihir. whit" process DuraA
~; %mb ftaniis hia. eo'.rins an -.
fhG my thousand ,-sp.uVtJ.
FORMS - proposals can bo obtained On
! c"r'in'h ch"ca for amount ata,eI on
II'I"sH's must "ccrlnpauy each h!d as q,
nrer'rf ~ rnh.. WORKS rSs"rvcs he
'sHt 20 r"lee, amp. and ,i bids
Director .i luuDc W.ros.
the ArLA%,LlIi.Gs i,ANp .h&n lMrKo.E.
ONO" Of the secretary
an &Gi'G as :. nSsv Y &. :gp 10 ' s H.
m.ii b" ncd al he o!'tcc .; The , 0,:an;
a. the q nmo"i i,.rinluAi Ka!!way Sta,
jGsS%i tiIH s;fH 'i T&f 81 's". siA z
Aprn az. i,zi 'e'"''
rig WnpM ar SAY CO%cEi.N- notice /.
jpn, i:.! wi.l 'novr ,no circuit. Couf,
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L..s' %nt'Yul hani Do; Iulnuapd VI.
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IS. c,nc,r co,ny or APPEALS.

IN" United states Circuit Court Of
Npr-nIs rrronvcncd Yesterday morn
ing NJ !" o'clock, with the following
Judges aud officials IN attendance. cir
rnii Judges Martin a knnpp. Of
Washington. -. e, AMI a. \ Woods.
of Marion. :. G.. District judge H. H.
Watkins. of Anderson. : G.: Clerk
Claude NJ. Dean and United states
Marshal John q. Saunders
Yesterday being conference duv. In,
cu&ri Gid not hear ARGUMENTS IN cases
h"i went into conference u;cn eases
hrrrtoIorD argued ana rcmaiuing an
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case. IN CAN rod,y.

NJ l>Hl southern Railway Com
naUN n.Hiniin n error, " Columbia
Compress Company defendant in .r-
r"r. error to the District Court at
Charleston : g. no be argued hv
frank o. Tompk irs OF columbia. :
o. Tor IN" plaintiff ia error. and hy
I 7; : I.vlvS, O! Columbia : -. for
The defendant in error.
Nos iNNy-9n.-T. Alex Hcisn adj
WDistrNtor plaintiff in error rs .iohn
!; V,cn PAYNE" ascent or railroads. and
Atlantic Coast Line railroad Gun.-
"tnN. defendant jH "rro' error "a thu
District court AT CrmMhiu. : a. 10
he argued hy u " Robins on 81 GO
lumbiI :. G.. for tn" ulafutlM IN or
'. and 10y T. d, WNlrnN und y T..
II rd 'c. rf FLORENCE. : o.. aud Doug
las Nckay. OF Columbia, : =. for
ia. defendant in error
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turt movement
New Yoik Mailing. 1870. receipts rs
cNOoTta, leo. stock. irSS@S
Minor ports Stock lsl5
- r''al Re:seipts. so1s exports, &.
.. NJ N''' ~
Total tor season Receipts. 5.7lc.so. cs.
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J. JORDAN LEAK f..
special Ccfurl!..-. eEars

certify that the bond required in
The a"ove-mtnt!ouoi suit has been
duly glvcn.
C!!AS o SNVil.l.E.
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