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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
z0ELLN0RS PLEASE
EARLHAM AUDIENCE
BY CHARLES X. ROBINSON.

Appearing before q fair sized aud
fence the Zoellnor stringed quartet
save one of the most pleasing musical
programs that has been presented at
the college for some time, Tuesday
evening in the Earlham chapel. The
Zoellnor concert was the third of the
group Of attractions known as the
Farlham college artists course, arrang-
cd by Professor Samuel S. Carton,
head of the music department, which
has proved very successful at the col
lege this year
The approval of the listeners at
Tuesday evenings concert was shown
by the spontaneous applause which
followed the efforts of the artists. TO
even the most IMMERSED III musical
lore it was evident that the technic ue
IF the Zoellnors was practically per-
feet and that they were masters Of
their art. Perfectly at home on the
stage they. rendered their selections
with complete abandon. After hearing
the program Of the quartet it was
easily understood why music lovers
thesworld over have been so generous
in their praise Of the musicians.
The only criticism that might he
offered of the concert was that little
variety was given in the selection OF
the numbers. The scope of stringed
quartet is necessarily somewhat limit
cd and must be confined 10 the best
adapted music. One variation which
The artists made in their program last
night was the second number in which
Joseph Zoellnor. Jr., went to the piano
and Antoinette and Amandus Zoellnor
took the violin parts.
The first number en- the program
was a quartet in four movements from
Mendelsohn and was admirably render
cd This was followed by the six
duets from GODDARD, played by the two
violius and the piano. The third mum
hor termed Jour de Fete" was espec
tally we'll liked and the artists were
forced to encore. "The Hummine
Bird" torieinal work for the quartet
also scored a decided hit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
INCOME TAX RETURNS
ARE COMPLETED HERE

With the last minute rush Of income
taxpayers over and final returns for
the year on their way to Indianapolis.
A. M. Logan, deputy internal revenue
collector, heaved sigh of relief Wed
nesday morning. During Saturday.
Monday, and Tuesday. a continual
stream of citizens passed through the
Office making out their returns.
Although exact figures are not OBJ
tainable, Mr.. Logan believes that the
amount of taxes received this year
was slightly above that of last year.
A considerably larger number of per-
sons filed reports.
Officials in the local Office made out
$50 returns Saturday and nearly as
large a number Monday and Tuesday.
On this latter day the Office was kept
open till IL p. III.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
MENAECHMI IS TITLE
OF PLAY AT EARLHAM

What Is reported to be one of the
most comic of comedies produced by
the Earlham classical club, "Menae
chmi'' is TO be presented at Earlham
Saturday night March 10.
The club has selected this play of
The early centuries as a means of
showing the public very real enjoy
able entertainment. At the same time
they believe it a valuable way to i'm
part a vivid impression of the life
and society of a day long past
Every effort is being made 10 re-
produce the atmosphere of the Roman
stage. AT considerable expense, houses
are to be erected, the exact counter
part of the street front of those &C.
cupied by Romans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
Judge Not HarshIy Dresses
of Girls, Says College Dean
NV Associated Press)

'SSONIdtVu TV@SV
CHICAGO, March 16.--The extremes
adopted by the modern girl should not
be judged too harshly said Mary Ross
Potter, dean of women at Northwest,
ern university last night at meeting
of ministers wives. There is nothing
wrong with the girl of today because
she uses a lip stick and little rouge
and dab of powder" said Dean Pot
ter. "Of course the dress of the girl
today-skirt almost to knees, flimsy
stockings, flimsy everything-is not
the dress of mothers generation.
Nevertheless, she is as sweet and
good and kind at heart. She has an
independence that did not belong to
her mothers day, but such is the
spirit of the times. It is the result
Of the war"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
SCHOOL BOY ARRESTED.

NEW YORK, March 10 Charged
with playing hockey to vend drugs.
Paul Sprofra. a 15-year-old schoolboy.
was taken to children's court today for
arraignment He was arrested in a
Bowery alley by members of the Mar
cotic squads, who said they saw him
sell decks" of drugs for 81 each.
Concealed in his schoolbooks, the
police said they found a supply of mar
cotics. Later the boy took them to q
place on the lower east side, removed
a brick from an old wall and exposed
his cache
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
Citizens Are to Witness
Liquor Destruction

A committee of three citizens will
be appointed by city and county Off
Gals to witness the destruction of con-
fiscated liquor, according to an an
nouncement sent out from the prohi-
bition enforcement officers headQuar-
tiers in Indianapolis and received by
local officers.
When the court orders confiscated
liquor destroyed this should be done
Immediately and with witnesses unless
ordered held for other prosecutions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16

pointed to as tending to strengthen
the belief that relations between the
Mexican government and the Ameri-
can interests will be gone over.
Among those present at the meet
ing is Edward L. Doheny, president
of the Mexican Petroleum corpora
ton. A special train brought oil men
from Tampico and Mexico City.
Thirty-two percent of the farm
houses in the United States have run
ming water in the house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16

King VS.. George Nicholson on a neg
ligence demand for $4,000 was dis
missed and costs paid in Wayne cir
cult court Wednesday.
Company Granted Judgment-On de-
fault of defendants the American Sic
ing Machine company was granted
judgment of $500 and costs in it's suit
against Howard Elstro on contract de-
handing 1920.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
Touring Car Stolen
From Front oS Store

A touring car belonging 20 Clarence
Jefferis. farmer, living three miles
north Of Richmond on the Middleboro
road, was stolen from North Seventh
street at 1870 p. m. Wednesday, Mr.
Jeffers left his car standing for about
five minutes while he went into a cigar
store, when he returned 1t was gone,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16
Oil Representatives
Meeting in Texas
(By Associated Press

fBy ASSOc1ated PresSJ
GALVESTON, Tex, March 16-Rep-
resentatives of 20 or more oil COM
panies operating in Mexico met here
today and it was rumored that article
q of the constitution of Mexico was
one Of the major subjects to be dis
cussed.
President Obregon according to I'M
confirmed reports, was to be repre-
semi-officially. and this was
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16

he stated. Two men were seen to
enter the car and drive north by some
men standing on the street. Surround
ing towns were notified.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-16

Read the want ad columns of The Palla-
dunn and then prepare small advertise
ment and phone it in to The Palladium.
Just ask for our special want ad taker
(phone 2S3D. The cost is small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
Strikingly Attractive Fall and
Winter Tailleurs for Women
4nniuersary Sale Price, $500

splendid asemblage of naty Talers displaying sharp
tailoring have always men, They
adomed but for manni tailored effects fashioned Of
sofsuacd fabrics Of excellent quality and lined beautiful Silks
ALI the fashionable Autumn and Winter shades NAVY Blue
and Black. Unusual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
Wonen's Fur Couared Coats
unnecessary Sale Price. $500

of soft
looking fabrc trimmed
Others unadorned.
All represented as well as Black
and Navy Blue.
FOURTH Ior)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

"McCreery Silks''

Famous Ovr Half Century
Crepes and CMfon complete color special
Anniversary Sale Prices
$500 Yards of Superior Quality, 4O-nch
Imported Black Dress Velvet
44nn1'ersory Sale Price, $50 a gard
Canton Crepes in fashionable Canton Crepe in Black
shades White Black. 49,, 10
inches wide. ana Navy oiiy ~ lheneS "ioe.
Anniversary Sale Price, yard Z95
su''o * f'oo Crepe de Chine in glorious
0a' NPe OF suPe1or quail array of coo also White
Black. 40 inches wide. BLACK ~ inches WIDE
4nnox Sail vard Annun Sale
Fhor)
Exclusive Models in Wonaen's Afternoon,
Dinner and Street Dresses
unnecessary Sale Price, $500
Gowns exceeding charm and
Of the better quality of Poe Twill Trcotne Pquetine
Crepe and Crepe Satin
Some feature the dropped
sian Styles loosely boused Many display the Redngote
which is conducive to slenderness.
All richly adorned with embroidery beadng tnsel
and interesting sleeves. Black Brown
Sizes SO to 46, but not in style.
(FmhFo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
New Fall Footwear
4nniUersary Sale Price
SIS

A wide and varied assortment from
which to make your selections There
are models for street, evening, after
noon and sport wear, fashioned of
Black or Tan Calfskin, Patent
Leather, Brown or Black Kid or
Black or Brown Satin. All styles of
heels.
: (Second Floor)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

Autumn and Winter
Suits for Misses
Anniversary Sale Price
$3.50
j. a a wide variety of captivating Suits,
tailored with utmost care of an excel
tent quality Velour de Lame. All are
sm-coated models with cross-over
n Deits and natty slashed pockets. Navy
6niue, Black, Brown or Reindeer.
ones IA to Is years.
(Fsuh Flssr)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
Filet Laces
Anniversary Sale Price
yard, 55c
I IN ~ a., orsIo

y al A3 WV
1 to 11s IN. aUide.
The quality of work
manship in these edges
and insertions is most
exceptional. They make
ideal trimmings for the
finest blouses, lingerie
and linens. Those in / to
~ inch width are in va
rious designs, including
the Rose and Leaf pat
terms.
Edges and Insertions in
Rose and Leaf patterns.
1s4 to 21s in. wide,
yd., 75c
2% to 81 in. wide,
yd., CSC
4 to Az in. wide, yd., 1885
(Main Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

this big, sore-wde QUALITY, always plays
important role but Quality has combined
- with LOW PRICES
This page, which Anniversary Sale representa-
tive of the Mcceery va shall offer in Fall mehan
disc The low prices arqot nomalhey all below normal
They prices which buy and buy with
that confidence that only the very inspire
great dollars be saved for McCreery Annver-
Sale Customers between and October
Watch the McCreery every day and shop early!
Charge Purchases will appear bills rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

Two exceedingly beautiful models
Of velvety Duvetyn, embroidered in
the popular lightning pattern.
One is youthful poke shape with
soft, draped crown. The other rolls
becomingly from the face and features
soft crown that may be adjusted to
the angle most becoming
Red, Henna, Brown, Navy Blue,
Geranium, Black and many vivid and
soft tones
Third Floor. Annes)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
Mems Linen
Ho,7dkerchiefs
Anniversary Sale Price
dozen, 1900

OOZcn, IZ.VV
These are Sheer Linen
Handkerchiefs of very
fine quality with tape
edges.
Medium weight Sheer
Linen Handkerchiefs with
" in. hem.
Amfsesmy Sale Price,
doz., $50
(Main Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

A perfectly exquisite neghgee of
heavy Quality Crepe de Chine with
graceful coat of Georgette Crepe in
contrasting color Two-tone Lady
Fair ribbon, French flowers and tie
sash give it added charm Newest
colorings.
At 1880 there is luxurious Loung-
ing Robe of quilted Crepe de Chine,
featuring the long roll collar that is
so becoming, patch pockets and tas-
seled girdle. 1t is lined throughout
with silk and interlined with lambs
wool. Many lovely colors.
Third Floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

Every woman who knows the value
of Natural Squirrel Coats of that
dark, rich shade which bespeaks high
est quality will appreciate immedi-
ately how extraordinarily low is our
price of $500.
These Coats are made in a fashion
able, more or less conservative stvle.
belted. The pelts are 1.-THE Finest
Nature Produces" Innings are
sumptuous.
(Fewth Fleer)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

Girls Polo Goats
Anniversary Sale Price
1875
Sportive models of ex-
cellent quality Heather
Polo, lined throughout
with Serge Sateen. Con-
vertible collars, belted
sleeves and a cross-over
belt render them very mo-
dish indeed. Navy Blue,
Brown, Walnut or Sor-
rento. Sizes 6 to IA years.
Fourth Floor
Tinsel
Brocaded Ribbon
Anniversary Sale Price
yard, 3.25
Tinsel Brocaded Ribbon
interviewer with silks in
Copenhagen, Rose. Sand,
Cerise. Beaver, Marine.
Red, Peacock, Navy and
Black. 834 inches.
(Moin Floor
Spangled
Flouncis1gs |
Anniversary Sale Price
yard, 8.75
These twinkling Black |
Spangled Flouncings in
fascinating designs are all
full skirt length.
Metal Bands and Edg-
ings in one of the most at
tractive designs we have
yet seen. 3 and 8 inches
wide. Anniversary Sale
Price, yd., 100, 200
(Main Floor)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25

Boys Novelty Suits
Anniversary Sale Price
FPS
Washable tops, with full
lined Corduroy trousers.
These fascinating little
suits may be had in
Brown, Blue, Green, Gray
or combinations; sizes 3
to 8 years.
Third Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-12
IN CtIhNCEKY.

The object OF this suit is 20 parti-
ton hN any of the modes prescribed
uy law tract of ii: acres g.. land
s!suatcd IN iluSuenot; biatrict. ro.N =
hntnn County, NirEiain, OF which
Eliza y. Farlcy died seized aLl pos
scSscd.
And ailidavit having been made and
flied that the defendant. George ".
Farley, is not Il resident OF the Stat.
OF Virginia, that he has departed from
this state more than twenty-five
years. and has not been heard from
since, that due diligence has been
made to ascertain IL he he living. or
If hi be dead his heirs 1T law and
their wh; rcabouts. without success.
il is ordered that the said George W.
Farley, il living. and IL dead his heirs
at law, and any and all other persons
having an interest in the subject mat
ter OF this suit. do appear here with
in ten days after due publication Of
this order and protect his or their
interest in this suit.
Copy--Tcstc:
JAMES \. TII,MAN. JIt., Clerk.
MILTON Z. BONIFANT, y. q.
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Trustees Auction Sale
VIC viii sell
SATURDAY. MAY II. 1921.
Al 1 y. NJ

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust.
dated March 2. 1919. and recorded In
tho Clerks Officc OF the Hcnrico e..
g. in II. l.. 2l3-A. page l07. default
having been made in the payment OF
the principal note for 100000 and an
interest note for $3.50 secured there
in. and being required to do so by the
holder OF said notes. ] shall sell at
public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY IG. 1921.
At O'Clock r.. NJ.
The following real estate. to-wit:
Those four certain lots of land in
Highland Springs, il,nrico County,
Virginia, designated on Plan of High
land Springf of record in the Clerks
office OF tho Henrico County G.. &. in
Plat Book No. 6, page 81 as lots
Nos. Z. =. IL and 10. in Block "F'
Section ,. the said lots fronting 700
feet on III" east side or Elm street.
beginning AT Il point ! 20 feet mort il
or Vine street. and extending back
within parable! lines 100 feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient To dcfrey
the expenses OF executing this truss,
and 10 pay such taxes az may he due.
including pro rata tax for 1921 and
TO pay the Aforesaid $600.O0 note
tsubjcct 10 credit or $4,000 R;d
the $3.50 interest note. with interest
on S507.50 from March 3, 1921.
GEO. BEV. WILLIAMS.
Trustee.
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THE l4TH DAY OF MAY. 1921.
~ z A,L,l -nl. v

the real estate described in said deed.
as follows: All that certain lot,
parcel or tract OF land with tho con-
crete block dwelling thereon and all
| appurtenances thereto belonging. wins.
and being in the County OF Henrico
| state OF Virginia. containing two
acres. more or less. located at the
southwest corner of the Garfield
Farm. on the east bank OF the James
EiNer. about six miles southeast o,
Richmond. and more particularly de-
scribed as follows; beginning at a
noint on the east bank OF James
River. 2St feet south of' the inter-
section OF the said Garfield estate
ana the schwartz estate, thence back
az right angles with the said James
liV.r and along the line Of several
marked trees. II distance of two tto)
level OF the valley therein. thence at
right angles IN southerIy direction
and along the base OF the bluff or a
line parallel with and thirty feet dis
| lance from the lnvel OF the afore-
| said valley to its intersection with
me James River. thence northwardly
the point of beginning. For more
particular description OF said land
reference is hereby made 10 a plat
OF survey made by T.. Crawford Redd
| ,at he'd To and recorded as a part or
decd from the said Frank Il, Cosby to
T.. r. schmidt trustee. dated July 2.
I'll ana recorded in the clerks Of
Court in deed book ati-A. page 81.
| being the same real estate conveyed
10 the said Frank F.. Cosby by deed
from kohert II. Captield ct ais, dated
May l9l2. ana recorded in tho
aalIooEe,sai1 clerks office in deed book
2o%-A. page i25" Ito which plat and
! decd reference Is hereby made).
TERMS: For ali cash. This sale.
on the said property securing the
payment OF the principal sum OF 81.
10000. and any accrued interest and
charged as provided by trust deed
securing the payment OF said sum
dated November 81. 1918. and recorded
in the Circuit Court OF Henrico
County. Virginia. in deed hook 2Is.B.
paSc ii9. To which reference is made
GEORGE r, WHITE,
Substituted Trustee.
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TIE CIRCUIT COURT
OF rOWiiATAN COUNTY, VIE
GINA. On TIL: 18TH DAY OF
.tpRIl., 1921.

Mrs. Mary y. Farley
Cwidow OF Watson ".
farlcyA, Annie l.. Rob
insOn. Herbert =. Robin
son. her husband, Ethel
T.. Chase ANA Bert \.
Chase. her husband. ... III
VS..
Charles l.. Wood (widowcr
Of Ru.. l.. WoodD. Nsh-
ton Wood. Nray W
Wood, Laura -. Bennett
Joseph Il. Farley. Mamie
T.. Farley and George W.
Farley Uhc last named
five defendants being III
fantS under the axe OF
- years.. ana George
W. Farley, II living. and
il dead the heirs at law
OF said George w. Far
ley. and an: and ali
other persons who may
have AN Interest in the
subject matter of this
suit Defe
IN cHNNCEHY.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

FOR SALE.
On Hanover Avenue
sssF n'G@sS S,rs Sept ls r4iss
very low.
Conner, lloyd Avenue
east, cas-, OF harrison street. IL rooms.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Department
eth and Main SITS.
WOODLAND
HEIGHTS
Eight rooms; modern; near car
Sec MR. EING-JAs. T. COSBY
$40 East Main
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
cof <htff.o Or LAND
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL
PROPERLY
In execution OF u certain deed of
trust to the Undersigned trusted
dated January 20, 1921, default nav
ms been made IN the payment OF the
Quired SO to do by the pcnetitiarv
Will sell Ut pubiIc auction, ON the
premises. on
SATURDAY. May %. 1921,
AT IL O'clock Noon,
the real estate anu personal prop
erty described IN 3aia deed as fol-
lows.
Uo+ acres OF iand, together with ali
uuiitinGs thereon. and rights and
pr!Niieses thereto appurtenant, sltu-
County. III tho state OF Virginia he.
ing me same tract OF iano conveyed
10 Juiieh Guhn by deed IRON A. t'in-
icy Greeiey and Bertha l.. Greeley.
his wife, dated November 10. 1914. and
recorded In the CLERKS Office or
Charles Guy County IN Deed Book
land CONTAINING, according to a sur
vey oiid "i,,i made Dy J. Lyeii Clarke.
CiTii hnsincer. dated January 26,
1917. SIN nunured Ana slxIy-siS and
ninety OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tLoU.JUJ acres.
aau peinS tho sam. tract OF land
eonveyea unto westDury Farm Cor
ClerKS once aforesaid.
Ana also the following personal
property: : mules. horses. is COWS
) neitcrs. - sheep. = shouts. / Eora
son tractor, Avery tractor. tractor
tooth narrowS. 3-horso pIows q
morse piow. grain binder, / McCor-
mick corn binder. McCor,niclet
mover. McCo:m.ck hay rake. i
riding cuItivatorS, = or 3-horse
wagons. wagon bodies. l wagon hay
rack. harness CT all kinds lot OF FORKS.
hoes anu l-horse implements usuaiIv
tound on an up-tO-ue.. farm, 80 tons
Dulcd may. lot OF corn fodder -
Kitchen range. | i-burner oil stove.
lot OF household and Kitchen furni.
ture. ali OF which personal properly.
| IS located on the above uescribcI reni
estate III Charles CITY County. VIr-
GINA"
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as to
80 much OF the proceeds ms may bs
necessary 10 defray the expenses OF
executing this trust, including trus-
tee's commission of per cent, fees
Tor drawing ANA recording this deed.
amu To pay note OF sG,O00.OO. with
| interest from January 70, 1921. and
| tho balance upon terms to be ans
| nouaceu.
BENZ. PURVIS.
Trustee.
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NJ. II. MORGAN and NJ. O. LACEEY
AuCtioncers.
c. VERNON SPRNTI.EY, Attorney.

IN THE CLERli'S OFFICE OF THE,
CIRCUIT COURT OF TiIf: cor NV
Or ELIZABETH CITY. MAY .. 1921.
j, III. IL. Holt, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court %; the County OF Elizabeth CITY.
do hcrcby certify that the bond re-,
CURED by Il decree entered in the
chancery cause pending in the sn Id
court between PERSONAL Representa-
ives OF ,. Gordon Cumming, Trustee.
who site. etc, plaintiffs, and Inmuton
ShipbuildinS and Marine Railway
Corporation. defendant. on the oard
day OF April, 1921. has been duiy exc.
cutcd before me IN my said office, with
security thereon. which l deem suiii :
Client.
Given under my hand this end da,
Of May. 1921.
II. u. HOLT. Clerk.
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Trustee S Auction
Sale
by TlMbf;RLAKE e HIT.
Auctionecrs.

HANDSOME CONCRETE H1.ocK
DIV Filling ON EAST SIDE OF
LANES RIVER. ABOUT SIX MILES
EAST OF RICHMOND. Built AND
COSBY -
In pursuance OF certain trust
deed. dated December 3. 1919, and re-
corded IN the clerks Office OF the Cir
Sinia. In deed book 2lI-B, page .io
the undersigned substituted trustee.
being required so to do by the bene.
hciary under said trust deed, will
Heil AT Pubiic Auction. on the prem
der, on 80
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
NIRGINIA--IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF pOWltATAN COUNTY. on THE
18TH DAY OF APRIL, la2l

q. NJ. Johnson
rs. ON Attachmcnt Returned Executed.
Victor G. Berger.
The object OF this suit is to sub
Ject certain pine logs stored at Dor
sctt. Va. and certain Pine pulp wood
stored at pilkinton. on the Southern
Railway. To the payment of debt OF
$4,000. interest thereon and costs.
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the defendant. Victor G. Bcr-
ger. is not resident OF the State OF
NirEin'a. 1t is ordered that he do APP
pear here within ten days after due
publication OF this order, and protect
his interest.
\ Copy-Tcstc
JAMES y. TILMAN. JR..
Clerk.
Milton I. Ronlcnn,. %. q