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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT
IN CHEMICAL COMPANY

Announcements of enormous import
to the future welfare and growth OF
Winnemucca are made today follow
ing a melting OF the board of direc-
tors of the Silver State Chemical
Company. held last night The mat
ter of filling the board of directors
was completed and the following men
are now in charge of the company's S
affairs: w. p. Stephenson. president;
l.. Z. Sewers, vice-president; w. A.
Zimmerman, secretary; E. C. Gilman,
treasurer. These men, together with
M. Reinhart, II. K Davis and E. NJ.
Gramm comprise the board of direc-
tors.
1t was decided at the meeting that
the price of the stock be increased
on February / from the present pre-
organization price to a higher figure.
as the progress made to date and the
assets now warrant such an advance.
the first annual statement of the COM
pany was presented to the directors,
which showed the company to be in
first-class condition and that good
progress has been made in getting
the company started. The report was
very satisfactory and the directors
complimented the management on the
work accomplished, w. A. thinner
man, secretary and business manager,
informs The Silver State.
A number of prominent local men
have become stockholders in the CON-
pany recently Zimmerman reported,
among whom are j. Sheehan, vice
president of the First National Bank.
and V. Hursh Of the same institution;
Z. c. Gilman. manager of the Winnie
mucca Water and Light Company. and
several others. Subscriptions for
stock have been received recently
from quite a number of people resid-
ing in Elko, Carlin. Battle Mountain,
Golconda and Inlay. Some OF the
largest subscriptions made up to this
time have come by mail from Cali
fornia.
1t is the plan of the company to
commence construction work on the
first unit of the plant as soon as the
weather permits, SO as to get 1t in
operation in the early summer. This
is to be teaching plant with a capa-
city of about fifty tons day. and
will treat lead-silver. copper and zinc
ores and the other metals which they
may contain. II will also treat
barium ore, for which there is great
demand. 1t being used extensively In
the manufacture of automobile tires.
for weighing paper, and for white
lead paints.
1t is also planned to commence
very soon the hauling of sand and
gravel, to be used in making concrete,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18
FEDERAL COURT FEBRUARY 9TH.

U. S. deputy marshals will in the
next few days. summon forty Ne
vada men to appear in Carson at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon of Feb
ruary 7th to act as trial jurors in
Judge Farrirgton's court. A large
number of men indicted for viola
tion of the federal prohibition law
will come up for trial at that time
Carson News.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18
BOOSTING FOR CHAMBER

Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis spent Sun
day in Paradise Valley. Otis found
sentiment there greatly in favor of
the Chamber of Commerce and Sc
cured promises OF several member
ships.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18
SECOND SEMESTER

The second semester OF the High
School will open next Monday New
classes will be started for students
entering at that time.
Advt3 j. d. SCOTT, Principal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18
ANOTHER LODGE DANCE

1t is announced the Neighbors of
Woodcraft will give a grand ball in
the Nixon on March H. That being
st. Patrick's Day the occasion will be
correctly celebrated.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18

O'Cedar Mops and 0'Cedar Oil will
help the housewife. Ask us to de-
liver one now. Stephenson Drug Co
Adv.J
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18

For Sale: Armand's Cold Cream
Powder in the pink and white boxes,
$1.00 a box. Try 1t, ladies; We guar
antee you will like 1t; If not return
it and have your money refunded.
Stephenson Drug Co. ADVISE
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18

A meeting of the Humboldt County
Chamber of Commerce will be held
tomorrow night.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18
EPISCOPAL GuILD

The Episcopal Guild will meet T.
morrow afternoon at 2:20 o'clock in
Parish hall.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18

Prohibition" Mr.. Fowler takes
stand in favor of placing the n.e:n-
bers of the teaching profession upon
a twelve month salary basis.--Carson
News.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18

You can get every shaving need at
Stephenson's. ADVISE
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-01-18
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ended at
8 am. today: Highest temperature
yesterday. 60; lowest this morning
40; mean temperature yesterday, AZ:
normal temperature yesterday. 80;
precipitation, 0.01 inch; prevailing
wind direction, southwest. Weather
forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending pm. tomorrow: Rain or
snow tonight and Wednesday.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19
NEWS OF OTHER DAYS.
i. .s....s-.s-s-s~s-fs..s-s-ss..ss-s-Ss-s~s~S~S. 4
 (From Log Capln Democrat Files.)
TWENTY YEARS AGO. (September 19, 1901.)

Mayor K. A. Bolton ordered the town marshal to impound hogs found running at large and to arrest the owners of the animals.
 Rev. c. H. Gregory of Conway preached the opening sermon for lIir- am and Lydia College at Altus.
 New members of the Hendrix facul- ty, Rev. A. H. Shannon, professor of Latin and Greek; Jones Fuller, pro- lessor of English and French, and C. E. Armentrout of the preparatory de- partment arrived to begin their work.
 Sam Heligers sold his stock of mer- chandise to Teas Brothers, cousins of Dr. J. w. Teas, who had moved here to engage in business.
 ,, J. w., Ed and Henry Martin of Quitman rented building here and were preparing to open general mer- cantile business.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19
TEN YEARS AGO. September 19, 1911.)


 Hendrix College and the State Nor nal began their annual sessions, with an enrolment of about 150 at Hendrix and 160 at the Normal.
 The Farmers Union was making a determined effort, which was endors- ed by Governor Donaghey, to induce farmers to hold their cotton for 15 cents. Cotton was selling at Conway at II cents and seed at $15 per ton. John Hugh Reynolds, professor of history in the University of Arkan- sas, was granted years leave of ab- sence to be spent in study and travel in Europe. He expects to sail October l.
 Twins, boy and a girl, were born to MT. and Mrs. K. T. Office of Con- way.
 Prof. J. I. McClurkin, a new mem- Der of the Hendrix faculty, purchased the Pearson property on Clifton street and moved here to make his home.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19
HENDRIX SOCIETIES
 ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The Franklin and Harlan Literary Societies elected officers for the first term at their regular meetings last Saturday night. The Franklin off, cers are: H. M. Lewis, ppresident; James Tillar Thompson, vice presi- dent; H. E. Ruff, recording secretary; Ellis Mosley, corresponding secretary; E. E. Walden, literary critic; E. S. Nunn, attorney general; J. T. Holle- man, argumentative critic; Charles Harris, treasurer; Henry, Collins, ser geant- t-arms.
 Officers for the Harlans are as fol- lows: B. F. Albright, president; Charles K. Taylor, vice president; Shelton Bland, argumentative critic; i; Jewel Sanders, literary critic; Craw- ford Whaley, assistant critic; Fred Melton, corresponding secretary; Nal colm Garner, recording secretary; Dan Clary, treasurer; w. J. Clark, sergeant-at-armS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19
26 BIRTHS, SEVEN
 DEATHS IN CADRON

Twenty six births and seven deaths in Cadron township, which includes the city of Conway, it is shown on the monthly report of Dr. J. S. Westor- field, vital statistics registrar for this and Pine Mountain township. Of the births, Is were of white parentage and eight black, eight males and IS fe- males.
 Deaths were from the following causes: One from influenza, one from Bright's disease, one from ma laria, one from railroad injury, one from pellagra, one from typhoid few CT and one from cause unknown. Cias slfled according to sex and race, four of the deceased were males and three females, three white and four black.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19
FAMILY REUNION.

A reunion of relatives was held yes terday at the home of Mir. and Mrs Arch Cole, in southwest Conway near the State Normal School, with large number of out of town visitors and To- cal residents. Mir. and Mrs. Berry Cole of Quitman, parents of MT. Cole were here, as were MT. and Mrs. J. w. Castlelaw of Quitman, Mir. and Mrs, Turner of Fort Smith, Mir. and Mrs Lee Johnson and Miss Leila Cox of Little Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19
ELKS MEET TONIGHT.

A regular meeting of the Conway lodge of Elks, the last one for the semi-annual period, will be held in the lodge rooms tonight at 8 o'clock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19

MT. and Mrs. Opie Hartje and Mir, and Mrs. Leo Grafton spent Sunday on Petit Jean Mountain near Morrill, ton, making the trip overland.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19

Rev. R. L. Jetton is in Little Rock today attending meeting of the home mission board of the Southern Presbvterian church.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-09-19

l will buy your junk autos. J. H. Berry. Phone 467.-9-14d5t
 For Sale-12 lots, price $600. Mrs. Anna Prince Pittman.-9-Sdtf.
 Wanted-Veal calves. Central Meat Market Phone 285--7-25dtt ] For Rent-o room house, close in. J. P. Akridge, 408 East Main-9-1 -16d3*
 You can see just how much gas you get at Bolls Brothers Service Station -9-8dtf.
 Wanted to Buy-Second- hand top buggy in good condition. Dan Tucker. -9-16d3t
 Two furnished rooms for rent. Mrs. w. H. Oliphant, 511 Caldwell St. -9-1Odtf.
 Carl Henderson and wife spent Sun day in Havana with Mrs. Henderson's parents.
 New Visible gasoline container at Bolls Brothers Service Station, phone l66-9-8dtf.
 Mr and Mrs. R. J. Parker and little son, R. J., Jr., were in Little Rock [ yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. w. Wright and little daughter were week end visitors in Little Rock.
 For Rent-Furnished rooms. Mrs. w. B. Wilson, BOT Caldwell street phone 12.-9-5dtf
 John H. Powers and w. C. Waugh ter with their families motored yes terday to Hot Springs.
 For Rent-One large furnished room and sleeping porch. Phone 432, POO Ash street.--9-8dtf.
 Cook stoves, wood stoves, Coles Hot Blast Heaters, at Newborn Bros.-9-17d2t.
 Courteous treatment and prompt service is our motto. Browne's Cash Grocery. Phone 470.-8-5d28t
 Ford Car for Sale-With starter, in good condition. Address "T," Log Cabin Democrat offce.-9-19d2t
 See w. w. Boyce about your plumbing. All work guaran- teed. Phones 565 and 527.
 Ice cold sweet milk (any hour), at. 15c; fresh sweet milk, at. 12H,c; skinned milk, l at. 5c; butter milk. 1 at, 5c; heavy cream, 1 pt. 35c. Two deliveries daily. o. s. Russ, phone 29S. 8-20dmts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10

L~AHrE:NJM For sale. OIL. 81 mos, d.
s.rah!c buldln: lots .l I.nhurnum Viii
consider, "HinMgh... a. paE; payment,
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10y j THOMPSON REOWN & co.
lrii l.. Main street.
AUCTION SALE OF
Detached 2-Story
Frame Dwelling

- PIP NORTH iii RTIETu
on tn" PREMISES.
WEDNESDAY, MAY -.
p. t T. NJ
water and sewers. front and r,lr
porchcs. The lot fronts i7l. iy AZ
rect 70 l6-!oot a,,cs u a.t, bee, uc-
c"il'd or seven years uy tho pr,s-
rnt tenant II viii MAKE - PAYING:
INVESTMENT. or snug home for on.
OF moderate means.
i"kMS Small cash payment and
u" cted!tS: monthly. IL desired.
u. THOMPSON BROWN II co.
Auctionccrs.
NIEGiN!A-lN THE CLERKS or
RICE or rliE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoNp THIS. THE 9Th DAY OF
MAY. ia:i.-IN VOCATION
H'h"i Nathan &c.. .. Plaintiff
Albert Nathau ...........pcfcndant
IN C~HANCERY.
Thc object Of this suit il to obtain
an absolute" divorce from tho bond OF
uatrim"HN for The p!aintin against
IN Defendant upon the ground Of
adultery.
M affidavit having accn made and
He'd mat the defendant. Albert
Nathan. j" not Il resident OF ;Gc state
"t virginia. ana tho plaiutiT. having
I%icati"n. IT is therefore ordered that
the said Albert Nathan appear here
within ten days after due publication
Of thus order ana do wha;,yrr ;s
necessary to protect MS Interest," IN
this suit. "
y Copy-T.stc.
LUTHER LIBBY.
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800 Aa'Ae" tflla'Eas Ai.l-
,lia"r! Buildings, Appurtenunc.s.
tlAlAr'S implements, Goods. Ma
l~tii"IS A~icrcnandisc. Rights. privi-
',%es' FRANCHISES. Inventions. rat
'rtS and Leases Of ,hc Uainutnn
H~ninbuIlding aud Marine Runway
.'p"F"tIuH. located at Hampton,
rndersisned special commls-
I,"r.r"' pursuant TO tho terms OF a
i"f IN" CUNT OF F~:ilHabcth CITY Vn.
81 me ga day Of April, 1921. in he
~Gnhh,ery cause therein depending.
e." .'.li'e5 OF :. Gordon Cumming.
lrrSt"". WHO sues. etc. vs.. fhn Iinrnn
t9h S~hiphuiIding and Marine Railway
w~TiP.r"'!"" ct ais. VIII offer for
SATURDAY. JUNE 4rlT. 1921,
~ 'hln"E at - a.. NJ. at public ;tuc-
,,'I,I,,, y" ne highest bidders nt tho
a"d Marine Railway CorunraInn -
'"'EH on st"rbcrtS CrceN. an tn. civ
80 i.tthrl'n. Va, the foilowln. de-
Al "t the real and personal prop
.,t ma'"tn"ry, fixtures, Appliances.
iM.ry nm Ind hppnrtcnanccs OF
ing ANA bong IN or nbont "tnu' "
S'l"l ms inc plant OF the Uampton
,~n,."Gi'iins ana Marin" Railway
nV :, N 'o.,Im ana used or provided FOR
~ W ana about the operation OF SAID
.itnt ana properties. ana All MIMI
~'aS'"ri's' goods, materials. m.rcban"
49, Sn"IIv'S. machinery, rights.
IONS ana other PROPERTY ana III
om''u'"sS ana structures. arections
mon. 80 rn.,I,hs placed upon the
SilN "otvprhtion. as shown bv m. 70
IUrt 81 IA" receivers ana OF tho snc-
80, I"imin'ssloner iiied in the above
.lrnti"hci cause, ana all lcaScs. con-
Eats OF a~Ereenents for leascs ncces-
ShtH an" property Cor use aud enioy-
'"tn, OF said PROPERTY. and
-" IRE certain adjacent p!aces
or i,iic'lS of Hand, bounded gcn,r,Hy
as follows ON tn. north ~ Ear,
n.rts Crock; on the west by a prong
= ! t~itrhertS t,reek; on the east by
i~terntriS creek. a prong thereof. and
the Land 81 =. H.. COCK. and on The
south by other land Of f.. II. CocE.
vostther With al! rights. ri:.ats OF
p~urtenanc"S thcrcunto belonging or
III any WIS.,, appcrtatntns.
IN ahpE'. pr"pert! Includes Il com
plctelH rinipped ship yard and two
marin" railways. Tn .~uuinmrnt Con-
siSts of modern Gr;t-class mnchinerv
hhi a~prIiances. and the plant is en-
tonnage. 's"
The real and personal proper.y VIII
nS .hyreI separately and then the
plant AMI ~epuitment. Including he
tlcr"" tn, as a whole: sale being
,iuth. IN the method producing the
!arlSSt prics' Terms: Cash fo- all
p.FEhasts pi less than $l.0oO.00, and
at the election OF tn. PURCHASERS az
to all sales exceeding $1,000 o either
MI cash. or onc-third in cash and the
deferred inStailmcnts payable ONE
third IN SIN months n the remain
lnt; o~ne-thtrd IN twelve months. the
deferred payfucntS to b.. evidenced nv
nut"S OF the purchaser FOR the respec-
tive amounts. with interest al G nor
cent per annurp, with good and sur
iiclcnt security thereon, or secured nv
deed OF trust against the proncrty
sold. The said sale or sales To he
made subject to the approval of tho
circuit Court OF Elizabeth civ
County. Va. or the Judge thercof in
CHARLES 9. CURTIS,
ROLAND n. COCK.
Special commissioners.
-, Hampton. Va.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cnts. i'cis
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles 4

IIOHSE-One tigInia-f1;sun noisc. . years
old. weighs about l.2UG pounds: work
anywhere. ". SnuriH. ttvut" ., CRY.
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UCTiOIo-LEC.4LS
Legal NOticc,

IsCNuI NUIlCt> VI
The hnuua. u'rrJ,"S or tue Mutual A.
slTanc" society o.: Virginia vii! H.. held
Or May -. 1871 al tn- n...c. ut the -n-
t.ei1. Room -yI ALIG". Bu!lL!ux. Rich
Inuni Va. ~ ! O'clock T.. 81
McrEE'rI n!NG SECRETARY
THE ATLAS1IC LA.,p .>SD IMPROVE.
ME\f COMPANY
ptt-, -! the SECRETARY
Sot!Ce ~ hereby given t.lHt the regular
anuuu' a.",'ink OF III ~slogkhpldyr~ OF Tn.
Atlantic Land aud Improvement company
All b. nvlL at 'hr once OF the COMPANY
IN ;hc Richmond ~T,ru.iaaI Railway STA.
Ton. IN tMc ,ity uf Richmond. Virginia. On
Tuesday. THE i7Tii DAI OF MA
l?2i. at l--~U u.Ip-A A. II.
II =. BORDES.
SrCr-tary
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LUTHER i.iEiiY. =
STE.i:S SAIL.

~ virtue 81 a certain d,yd uf trust
rom lara NJ. Henley ana Il. IL. ii,u,
'.!. htr husband. dated tho list day OF
Hhrii 1870. anG duly recorded In IN.
clerks u.iicc oi the circulI E,,r, nr
Louisa County. Va. in Deed i:nnk al
al paE" 2ll, default having hccn made
III ,n' pay ;n.ni Of "a part of the debt
Indebtedness having been d"cinrrJ
immediately due ana payable by IN,
holder Of the notes cNidcucius IN.
SANE. m itccord"rU" with it's right; So
u" a" under said decd pf trust. ana
having been requested So /" do ~
IN" SAID holder OF tho notes secured
~ .aid decd OF trust. W. viii sell at
public auction at the front, door OF
TN courteous. at Louisa. va.
AT ~ o.CI.OCN. NOON.
=, on TUESDAY. MAY 81. 1921.
the following property. to-wit:
al that certain tract. piece or pa-
eel Of iaud. together with tho build
!r@S and improvements thereon ana
rights. ways AN! ainurtcnanc.s
i%h"rct" L~cl"ncinE. situated In tn
t"uh;% o: Louisa. Va. on the south
side OF the South Anna River. con
tnininr eight hundred n twoat
"lrht and "uc-half tc"St.p acre,
more or less. bounded h., ihr a,
south Anna River. to. ana. oC I'.-
which Is pariicuiar'' d sr-H Nn uu %
pct ri i survey m;tr Na'.r- l..
tlSh"r ~ "a" Year I''. a. NhiaG.
is recorded ~ tho ,'.r af-. .r
Louisa COUNTY Va. in - Il Hoo. a
pa%r i.!. as follows: cw.i
~iicrinuing AT - stoua in tho cont
OF tho rlhii" road which is know
a." the 'od N.r"'aiu I'oad at
ro~acr vlrh =. %5,hn'a". thence Sout'.
22M degrees west rGi ccc; 10 !. sta,
thence" alory 81 hrir r,v rt ar ami
ditch aDf'h t. "-g
de.i, uhr@1"n = f"rg ana AT oak to
ulnng .v old f,IE.. pArfh .rfl 1. I.r-.-.
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NOTICE OF Fur "r MEEIING or
CREDITORS.

To tho creditors Of ALLIE J.
PtCNl:TT. trading as \. l.. Puckctt
n 90. of Richmond. IN IA" county
of livur!co. and district aforesaid
Raukrupt:
Notice is hereby given thar u,. M4,.
.. 1921. ia" said Nt.l.lI: l.. rlCkETT.
trading as y. l.. i'uckott X CO.. wus
duly HdiUdicatrd bankrupt. aud that
the first meeting OF his creditors viii
lc held in MY oHi,r. Rooms iilS-lilp
Mutual iiUildinc. Richmond. VA. on
IL" 18TH DAY OBJ MAY. 1921. az 10
"',o'i In h forenoon. at which time
their claims. appoint "A t%rIs,rr' ~.
anime the haukiupt. nud tr.yuNIc,
such other business aH may property
roino before sad ms. i.nl..
TIIbS. H. SNEAp.
Nay c. 1871. 49,
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OFFICE or
DIRECTOR OF rUuI.lc WORKS.

Sealed proposals viii t." ,"y-ivvu al tns
oiivr HH'i- - u.y!och noon. A..y -. .?.!.
tor Tho it,,i.- 90 90 iu.t.uu %! -~Llv.'.s I.a.v,
i'!ru lt.h f"rU.> 81 lroVusH.- GaI. to-
detained uI application
y CcrIl-t Cr"Cl. tor THE amount stale!
G-on.uuJ On proposals must accom- yany
each iud a. = fu.iumiy 81 y. u ion u
contract al" director ui i'uDIty Nurh.
deserves III. tight To- reject ANY ana al.
b!-,
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THE 18th DAY OF MAY. 1921.
A. z n,Eln.l L, ~

~ : o'clock l.. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed.
rs follows: All that certain lot,
parcel or tract OF land with the CON
crete block dwelling thereon and al
a~ppurtcnanccS thereto belonging. living
and being in the County OF ilcnrico.
acres. move or less. located at the
southwest corncr OF the Canncld
Farm. on the east hank % the James
River. o six miles southeast OF
scrihcd as follows, beginning AT a
point on tn" caS, bank % James
iENcr. - feet south OF the inter
section of the said Garfield rStatc
and tn" schwartz estate, thence back
at right angles WITH tho said James
River ana along the lin, OF several
marked trees, = distance OF two ,to)
level OF the valley 'h"rcin. hence" III
and along the base Of the bun or 4
lin" parallel with anu thirty feet dis
tancc from the level OF the afnre-
said valley to its intersection with
the James River. thence northwardly
along the line OF james River to
the point of beginning. For n more
particular description OF said land
reference is hereby mad" 10 "A pla
OF survey made ~ Z. crawford Rcdd
& Rro.. dated september -. i9i7. at
taChcd to and recorded rs a part of
a deed from the said Frank T.. Cosby to
T.. t.. schmidt. trustee. dated July -.
l?lT, and recorded ia the clerks Of
flee OF the iienrico County circuit
Court in decd hook 2ll-.\, page ~.
nc'hE inc same rea! estate conveyed
{" the said Frank r.. Cosby By deed
from Robert II Garfield ct ais. dated
May i. 1912. and recorded in the
aforesaid clerks Office in Iced book
decd reference * hereby madc).
TERMS: For nil cash. This sale.
however. shall hr Sunjc,. to n lien
on the said %pT"nerty securing the
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No. 337 South Cherry
Street

In execution OF a decree OF the Law
ana Equity Court OF Richmond. Va,
entered April &c. 1921. In tho sui, Of
George Porter Morgan vs.. Anton ..
Ostcrhind ct ais. the undersigned
special commissioners. thereby APP
pointed for the purpose. %ill offer for
sale 10y public auction on the prem
Uses. subject 10 confirmation OF court.
on
TUESDAY, MAY 10. 1921.
at $50 o'clock l.. NJ,
the real estate mentioned in said de-
cree, consisting of IA two-story frame
dwelling Of three rooms.
RMS property is offered for sale to
clos" am estate, so come and get a
bargain. .
TERMS: onc-third cash and the
residue payable in two equal INSTALL
incnts at Sin and twelve month from,
dat" of sale. The deferred uaVrnruis
I" he evidenced by notes Of tho prr.
chaser brarins lcgai interest. iii. to
hr retained untti the Who'll. ul th.
purchase money is paid ana "A con.
E'Nancc directed by the cour, or nn
cash. at the option 81 the uurcnnsrr
ALBERT q. ~BUSCgIEN.
7. GRAY !i.ADDuN.
Special Canmiss .,..
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ALLEN J SNNilI..:.
Director -: Ghi!c Norris.


st.h"htu ~! IN, NII""y to'nitny.
Spii' 'i ~ 4 a.. .yr.Eii.NG
Hot.cv = hs!tS+ t!'t! th.st taD annual
mvciirs OF I!s~ stuonau..vGs al tho sea-
boar. Air LII" l.aiWay company wi!! he
held at tho principal uNicr ~ IN. com
rhuy. %uclh ..aIn"t S;icc,, ia The c.ty ui
ivtv.suurs. Va. at - O'clock uou.. st.n1-
ard time. an ..y l-,n day ui MA III
FOR ~, IUrpos, a. sad meeting, 90 am;
aiiCuruuI,ut v! t!luu.uu-utS t..,r,,t -,
tle,t!uE = BOARD oi u..v,taf~. al ,,s..i.,
!as an. acting upon uaan. /. il. ui .m,ni
mems - he present u,-.lWs ur n,I."tt",,
OF nny ana All o.nri BUSINESS az, ','on
s.,,'. ... ana ,atiu. NO., H. y"ni
. ."'. - ~ 'r. mr., a. - - $50 ana pro
in. ,HIu,uit... ,uu - .Ni,u
anHuh' n,,"tH.E -. stOcnnn.d 49,
IA accJ. dtn-' M.tH int .irs.siVrs 1T the
Dy-!"Ms gag tiIsv 90. Hs.-sss 20. ia l2th
nay "i AiIh 1871. hIs "ern "Aca "a. IA.
I'm ''i u 'rih"","s s''' .'i'"'iers ui zee.
uy or,igi OF Inc cNseuS... t .aTYuanH