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Evening star., 1921-04-17

TWO speciality salesmen: commission Or 81.
ary and commission. J. w. Terhune. l410 q
st. NV.
WANTED-Salesmen for 5000 mile 0uar1nfeed
tires: guaranteed salary 500 weekly. With ey.
ira commissions Cowan Tire and Rubber 90 .
Boz 49, Chicago. Ill.
We RECOGNIZE no competition because q,
unique nature Of pateatsd article excl,s,i vel =
owned By 10. clearing upward Of $40 Der day
for aalesmen: government created demand II
you cannot sell this speciality you will fail SELL
ing life preservers on sinking ship Jerome
Lsadt, Pres. South Dearborn. Chicago
81 MILES per gsilon made with new pa tented
gasoline espsrtseE. Write for particulars
Stranaky SspoPiser Co.. Pukwana, g. D.
MALE HIE-------
ACCOUNTANT. AiSk,sSa1S: tN1s1G9KI1 fj0Ined
10 income tax matters, to take charge Of WASH
iEeteA e0oe = aatisnal Asn OF public nc-
eountants: Addreas Roy r, Star ONCE aOs
ABfOMOBILB MECHANICS are always tn d.,
ma.d: enroll nov With the largest and best
sas: vysls 6ss free eatalog Pets Aata0a<i~s
Foehssl AA ~ ~ PS1iedsapAla, p,
Evening star., 1921-04-17

ATTRACTIVE. talented and literary gentlemen
to study. rehearse and play parts in Alexander
Leight's productions Of Twelfth Night" and
Hamlet; evening rehearsals: good pay for
tie right characters; Washington appearance.
then road bookings Of summer resorts. Apply
in person. bring photos, tomorrow. to Alexan-
der Leight. at Arlington Hotel. Vermont ave.
and L ST., 3 to and $50 to 10 pm; Tues
day. to and S:3O-10 pm.
AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS TRAINED MEN.
Prepare now fox splendid openings soon avail.
able In this neid. Course Of SIX to eight weekS
Rates reasonable. Day and evening. Whits
only. American Motor School, Sta and o sta
nv. Phooe n. 1919.
o11ctal service station work. on Delco, Klax
Kenny, Eisema1s. DynetO and Atwater- Kent
Evening star., 1921-04-17

Star Office Open
Until II PM.
An advertisements for The
Evening Star must be at !he
Star Office by IL pm. day be-
fore issue. with the following
exceptions:
Lost and Found
Death Notices
Wanted Help
Wanted Situations
Wanted Rooms
Advertisements under the
above classifications will be
accepted until 10 am day OF
issue.
All advertisements for Ine
Sunday Star must be rece1Veo
at The Star Office by = pm
Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

AES-The same qualities and energy that
yield salesmen Of insurance, real estate, sec,lr-
titles. advertising. etc, merely q eonf nfortable
in five years less il you apply them in an
important new department of fundamental
industry Real selling aud executive ability
plus solid character and the confidence it in
spires are more important in this particular
field than experience. for everybody is new In
this industry-only ten years old. and with
leadership and real profits still open to the
right men. The full time Of one or TWO % men en
aud part time Of some others can be used.
Address Bog 41-s. Star office.
MES-Be q detective: great demand: travel:
particulars free. Write, Dept 943, American
detective System. 1868 broadway, N. Y
MEN wanted for detective work; experience
ey. 60 Lucas. st. Louis.
men, motormen. conductorA also colored train
and sleeping car porters: large roads; write
Immediately for application blank and Informs
tioR; name position you want: experience nm
necessary. Railway Institute. Dept g. In
MEN WANTED Of good character for training
In sceOuntancy; u special agent Of the train
ing department Of a large accounting corpora
ton will interview men who desire to qualify
themselves for service In this field. IntervSevs
granted by appointment. State age and hours
convenient for personal interview Address
NON-UNION carpenters. Ap-
ply 18th and E. Cap. SITS. Sc,
ready to work.
PAPERHANG BRs-2 6rst-cliss. immediateiv
Csll $50 Harvard st. NV. after pm. Csl.
1aa1ss aaaf1c1r.seE1sas's ~ ri Apply Z
REPAIR to Stag roof; nahD-060, ,A60r0
Dox zS4S. eeaF o0cA
Evening star., 1921-04-17

MAN,
ENERGETIC
Can make not less than
5000
Per Week
On a good, clean. legitimate
proposition; selling experience
not essential, but must stand in
yestigatiou.
For interview -addeesa Due
n3-S, Stan -ohcav l6>
Evening star., 1921-04-17

MANAGER and assistant manager for auto
must invest 5000 and assistant 81. 600 in
50 preferred stock. Good salary and bonus
Experience. not required. State previous con
nsetieas and salary desired. Address Box
268-R, Star Office
AES-$4 an hour; newest kitchen tool; every
woman will use 20 times daily; easy seller; big
proats; sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co., Desk
1905. Dayton, Ohio:
MEN-$0O 4 week to special men to travel
by auto and install new stove converter In
country homes; wonderful Invention; cook or
bake all sumper without coal or wood; no gas
electricity needed; We furnish the auto
Sample free. Thomas Mfg. Co., Converter SO6
DAYTON Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

|SEAMSTRESS, first-class; to
assist dressmaker. 228 9th st.
ne.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

SPECIALITY SALESMAN-One familisr with
electrical appliances. to sell best known ap-
pliance; a wonderful opportunity for . live
wire. Apply Hoover Suction Sweeper Co.,
600 14th st. NV
SPECIALITY SALESMAN-Why divide profits !?
Get into business for yourself; exclusive sales
rights open to statesmen owning Ford. nnan-
cially able carry stock (sale guaranteed) auto
mobile accessory, appealing instantly dealer
and owner; sensational $2 seller; hustlers in
terested; large earnings; give details first let
y. Y.
STEAMEllyCER Rear 18th Rsndolnh n
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WANTED-HELP.
AALN-Comtinued.

AMBITIOUS MEN to qualify in spare time for
positions in draftng profession: STEADY, con-
'senia! work: good pay. Day or evening classes.
complete course to months. Information as
to opportunities ON request Enroll now. Co
lu.nhia School Of Drafting. 18th and T SITS. NV.
ARE THERE ANY $4,000 YEAR MEN
IN WASHINGTON WHO ARE WORKING
FOR LESS?
THE POSITION TO BE FILLED Is NOT
A PENSION, BUT REQUIRES WORK IN
IN ASKING FOR INTERVIEW SUPPLY
REFORMATION As TO PRESENT POSITION
PHONE. ADDRESS BOX as, STAR OBFICE.
11s
ARMATURE w In DE R s.
Several frst-class, wanted at
once; good salary. Only first
class need apply. Miller-Dudley
Co., H10 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

NON-UNION carpenters. Ap-
ply 18th and E. Cap. sts. Sc,
ready to work.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

MEN AND WOMEN-If you want to Increase
your present income. without cost and without
Interfering With your present work, attend our
real estate conferences every Tuesday, s pm .
Room $50. Colorado bldg, .. 81. Russell. apl7s
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WE WANT MEN AND WOMEN

WHO ARE DESIRoUs OF MAKING
$I5 to $500 PER WEEK CLEAR PROFIT
from the start to represent us in their own
districts. Mitcheli's Magic Marvel Washing
Compound washes clothes spotlessly clean In
10 to is minutes: one hundred other uses In
every home; enormous repeat orders: 3oOo
profit: nothing else like it: natures mightiest
cleanser; contains no I'VE. lime, acid or wax;
free samples make sales easy. We guarantee
sale Of every package. Exclusive territory.
Baker, Ohio. made 5000 last month. You can
DO as we'll. Send for free sample and proof.
L. Mitchell & Co., Desk %. 13O6-1314 E.. opt.
Chicago.
WONDERFUL INVENTION-Every one buys
on sight; Dup}ex automatic hair cutter: cuts
perfectly while you comb. long or short: 1900
profit: agents making 500 weekly. Duplex
Mfg. Co.. Dept G, Detroit, Mich.
$75 WEEKLY selling Cresco raincoats. water
proof aprons and new leather utility bags;
outfit free; collecting or delivering. I'm
proved Mfg. Co., Dept los Ashland, Ohio.
S. PER DAY can be made distributing reli-
gious literature; profitable opportunity for
Christian man woman: steady work or spare
time: no money or experience required Uni
versal Bible House, Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WANTED-sITuATIoNS.
AND FEMALE-Cent,nue,

CARETAkER-Man and wife. with exceptional
reference, wish tg take care Of house in citv
for summer months. Address BOX lso-R. Star
Office fSs
Evening star., 1921-04-17

WAN1ED-six colored carpnters, wages &s
for hoGns. Apply after pm. b sos 2nd
st. s.w. l7s
WIDErAWAKD MEN to take charse Of our 10
cal trade; So to q day steady; NO expert
ence required; pay starts at once; write to-
day. American Products Co., AoO6 American
bldg. Cncinnati Ohio.
WINDOW TRIMMER-Must b experienced
National Personnel Service Bureau SOC -sO0
Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave. 49,
YOUNG MAN or boy to take care Of oifice:
must have high school educat tion; $50 per
month. Room 200, 821 10Th Ut. NV
YOUNG MAN for general work around sfore
National Pers0nnel Service Bureau, 3Q2-36
Bond bldg, 14th and N. Y ave. iss
YOUNG MAN. with knowledge Of hookfeeping,
for life insurance company; write Application
Address Box 3l9R: Star efice. 2Is
YOUNG MAN. accurate at figures, ay bill
clerk. II cannot multiply, do not spely.
Cudahy Packing CO.. 28 77th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN-Bnsht, pleasant manner: ae.
eustomed to handling people, one with some
little banking experiences preferred; will be
hOnded salary to start S26 week: Advance
ment for right man. Address Boz 1925, Star
office.
YOUNG MAN, with dept. Store
experience, as floor manager.
Apply Supt., The Palais Royal,
11th and G. Sts.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

& HE'S. cooks, walters. Mattresses. dishwaS.,-
.rs. kitchS helpers. busbpys supplied free
y. 2tasl W. rhlilips'
Evening star., 1921-04-17
SALESM EN-.

ADVERTISING and speciality salesmen of
proven ability earn fifteen thousand yearly
handling merchandise on our special coupon
plan: territory already filled with dealers as
signed statesmen with proper qualifications;
bond required: men. starting now. receive i'm
mediate returns from commissions on dealers
already established in addition to their new
business: send photograph and full details with
application. Box 1881. Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
EVERY MERCHANT a prospect: fast-selling
speciality in universal demand; full time or
side line: $40 an hour easily to hustlers; coat
pocket samples. Box sos, lows City. Iowa.
EVERY merchant using string will gladly
buy summed tape printed with his advertise
ment: $35 sale nets you $10.0O commission.
Ad-Lee Novelty Co, Dept. ALB. Chicago
FIVE TOP NOTCH stock
statesmen with stamina to put
over a real proposition; no
babies or cutters can qualify ;
straight commission. Address
Box 3O6-S, Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
SALESMAN

For Furnishings and Hats.
Steady position, good salary and commission
for one who can qualify, All replies held
strictly connde0tial. Address Box Ais. Star
Evening star., 1921-04-17

SALESWOMEN, experienced,
for silks, laces and veilings; also
women as cashiers. Apply
Supt., The Palais Royal.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

tbtfLES. cleaners. houScmen. laund-rssrs
l.eN fSier's Exchange. 1921 25th St wcst
Evening star., 1921-04-17

WORK FOR AII-cooks waters butler
cliauifeurs. maids. waitr~~ days work ant
permanent positions: offers II all kinds. Mad
isou A. uarris. employment officer s3a T st
ny
Evening star., 1921-04-17
ERRAND BOY.

E1REMEN, brakemen tvhite). beginners $50.
$500; later, $500 monthly. Address Railway,
Box 250-H, Star ONCE.
FORD OWNER (white). to instruct party With
license to operate Ford. Address Box isis,
Star Office
Evening star., 1921-04-17

nonk and gardener in suburbs. Apply 7co
Evening star., 1921-04-17

LIFE INSURANCE MAN. experienced, to rep
reseAt in Washington one OF the largest life
insurance companies: favorable opportunity for
good success. Address Box 1868, Star Office
MAN Of pleasing personality. poise and az
ecutive and public men: compensa ton arranged
according to ability: must be q s. 600 man to
hold pesmanent position. Address Box IT'S,
Star office. 1Ss
MANA large corporation can use the sery-
ices Of young man about twenty years OF
age. Must be neat OF appearance, thinker
and resourceful. Only those with these
requisites and the best Of references need an
ply. Address Box BAR, Star Office. ~
MAN. young. banking experience, who can
operate % bookkeepinE machine. Address Box
MAN, young, with some experience IN jewelTy
store. A. KAHN. 935 at. NV.
MAN with furniture warehouse e1perieDce only
Apply Maxwell Furniture Co.. lexington place
and Q St ne.
MAN. white. single. for light farm work;
good home; &25 per month and board and
room. VIM. Rutter, suitisnd. Nd.
MAN-Extrs quick remuners ti0n for part or
all time Of man OF good standing who in we'll
acquainted: light, agreeable work with peo-
pie Of good repute in Washington. Address
Box 2S-s. Star Office.
MAN for night work, flushing
storage batteries; must have
some knowledge of the work.
See Garage Foreman, Sterrett &
Fleming.
Evening star., 1921-04-17
WANTED-HELP.
FEM

TRAVELLING POSITION - ATTRACTIVE, open
April 22. western and northern territory for
spring and summer, income. $500 per month.
including salary. commissions and bonus II
now employed, application regarded conf
dental aid later date arranged: position re
quires woman 80 years or older. with refer
ter. ''stickability." free to travel Interview
by appointment Miss Bettison. Frank ,5a..
MANTED-thildreu to board i. suburbs. Call
Franklin 1898
WE CAN GIVE pleasant dignifed work that
VIII pay from Slo to $50 per week to one
woman In each locality.
Address Federal Pure Food Co,
Desk rs Chicago Ill
Evening star., 1921-04-17

WANTED-Salesman to sell
well advertised varnish line to
dealers, contractors, ETC., on
commission basis; must have
own car. This is an exceptional
opportunity for the right man.
Apply to w. H. Butler Co., COZ
C. ST n w
Evening star., 1921-04-17

seph D. Young. 1913 G st. NV:
s HOE SALESMAN, young
man with experience; permanent
position and good salary to the
right man. Apply to the Man
ager,
SAKS & COMPANY
Evening star., 1921-04-17
FEMALE DOMESTIC.

EUNpI.E WASH or family washing wanted u
d" al home. 23S Parker st.
CHANBERMAID, stay nights girl wants WORK
Evening star., 1921-04-17

AGEETS-wanted, live speciality saleanea and
ageAts to sell new popular auto aeceasory di-
rect to car owners: big, fast money to hustlers.
Address Sales Manager. 421 South 5th ST.,
MinAeanoiik MINI
Evening star., 1921-04-17

WE HAVE positions for sales
ladies in coat, waist and sweater
departments; good salary for
mpe tent people. Apply
Phllipsborn, COS 1lth st.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

LArSDREss, fr>t-cla.s, for days out. l7is
Evening star., 1921-04-17

AGDNTsI am paying 81 an hour. taking or
dsfs for complete new line Of household neces-
sitiss. write quick for particulars. Albert
Mills. Gen. Ags.. 4904 American b3dG Gin
Evening star., 1921-04-17

AGENTsSell Gioeians Ice savers: make 10
lhs. Of ice Last as long as 3: fastest sum
rner seller On market; aaies guaranteed: house
wives and merchants grab on sight. Gloriana
Ga Msmnhia Tenn .
Evening star., 1921-04-17

|SALESLADIES Experienced
in millinery, suits, coats and
dresses; liberal salaries and COM
mission. Apply to Mayer Bros.
& Co., o37 and o3o F st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-17

essary; good pay, steady positions. Call Tues
day morning only at IL o'clock. Ask for Mr..
Dowd, knabe Warerooms. Inc. 1880 st. NV.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-04
KEPT HER AWAKE
The Terrible Pains in Back and
Sides. Cardui Gave Relief.

Marksville, la.-hlrs. Alice Johnson,
Of this place. writes: "i'or one year i
suffered with an awful misery in my back
and sides. My left side was hurting me
all the time. The misery was something
awful.
could not do anything, not even sleep
al night. II kept NE awake most Of the
night :. | took different medicines, but
nothing did me any good or relieved ME
Until took Cardul. :.
Twas NOT able 10 do any of my work
Tor one year and got worse all the time.
was confined 10 my bed off and on. got
so bad with my back that when stopped
down | was not able TO straightcn I'D
again {. | decided would try Cardui
-. BY time had taken the entire bottle
was feeling pretty good and could
straigliten up and my pains were nearly
all gone.
shall always praise Cardui. con-
tinucd taking it until was strong and
we'll" II you suffer from pains due 10
tenale complaints. Cardui may be just
What you need. Thousands OF women
who once suffered in ths way now praise
eardui for their present good health.
uive 1t trial. NC-l3
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-04
KEPT ME ON RUN"
SAYS ENGINEER
Z: 4 o. Il. r. Man, Restored By
Tanlac Two Years Ago. Still
Feeling Fine. He STATES.

;. IF il hadn't been for Tanlac | he.
licve l would have had to give I'm
my run" said G. w. johnson. of Cliff
ton Forge; Va, engineer IN the
chesapeake y Ohio Railroad, run
lottcsvillc.
81 suffered terribly from n very
nad case of stomach trouble nni
fhcnmatism," said Mr.. johnson, "nnJ
what little ate always seemed To-
sour on my stomach. | would fiji up
with gas mn dbc so bloatcd thai I
was miserable for hours. suirrrc.i
great deal from rheumatic pains in
M yarns. shoulders and legs. md II
was difficult for me to climb into nv
cap and it hurt me terribly to handle
the throttle of my cI,ne.
"My liver was slumg;sh ,,,
constipatcd. suffered wrent ,," "I
with my back. over my Kidneys I
was SO nervous never nniovcJ -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-04
WAR "REMINISCENCES.
q. w. Bakery

Boissevane, Va. Feb. 25.
Dear Mr.. Editor:
The Valley Campaign lasted about
four weeks. General Jackson Ind nj,
army Of $4,000. The four armies sent
against him totuled 10000.
Rapid marching and unlocked for
assaults was the only way to meet
SO great disparity of numbers. In
the trip to Harpers Ferry and ziz.
zngSng, across the Shenandoah Val
vey. lighting foes on our right and
on our left, we marched 400 or 800
miles, gained victories and captured
vast army supplies. But for this we
paid the price. Marching and fight
lng almost dry and night the want
OF ROOD, the lack of sleep, had worn
AWAY our physical resources. until
We were incapable of further effort.
we needed three weeks rest; but we
had ben called to Richmond, and 1T
OF unht we had to 20. General Jack
son did every thing he possibly could
20 rest his soldiers. There was II
Tram of cars on the G.. & O. r. r.
On this the soldiers were hauled w.
reliefs-if You know what thai
means. We were dny behind t; ""s
when we got to the battle field nenr
Richmond. Did some good lighting
with heavy losses.
l VOL remember the day. when fol-
lowing. the enemy, we crossed The
Ihickahominy. IL was very warm md
suitry. The men had never recover
eli from the effects of the Valley
campaign, and now were in n worse
condition than ever. 1t was pitiful
10 sec them, drag one foot after mn
other, falling by the wayside. They
knew whnt ought to be done hui
could not do it, Some writer snvs
,nat Mt that time Jackson WINS ROT
hlmseif. There wns nothing the mat
Ter with Jackson. | have told Won
where the trouble was Had the mon
Deen in good condition It is HrobohIc
'thnt Mcclellan would never have
reached his gunboats. ''
when we reached Malvern Hill tbc
hghting had been in progress for
some time. We were ordered IN
charge little after sun down Tho
artillery fire was awful. When ncor
the guns we were ordered to snrcoJ
ourselves out on mother Earth mn,
sure that burning shells passed owcr
me IN reach of my hand. After some
uIne the iiring ceased. Then orders
we're passed from soldier to soldier
AZ w 10 get out and assemble ON \
tne main road. BY this time Il, woa
SC dark that you could not tell
friend from foe. 'o' '''
got up and walked. as | sunnosod
towards the main rond. In nbout
twenty steps ! came to commnnd
by All old mil facet asked wha,
regiment 1t was. Some one nns,var'
cd II was the list N. Y. I WINS nfro;d
10 show the least surprise or excite
meht Knowing if did might he
pumped full flcad so sauntcred
Oh the Same careless gait and rot
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-04
SONGS AND THE DESTINY OF
NATIONS.
(Frances Witten, pupil of Tazewe,l
High SCHOOL,

ORANGES Witten, pupil of Tazewel
High School.)
A wise man, who was student Of
history and human nature, once said
Let me write the songs of a M
clon and l care not who makes it:
laws. Which is IL concise and strik,
ing way of saying that the poet.
nave more influence on shaping the
destiny OF a people than the law.
makers. Songs are sung to the in.
FAINT in its cradle and the melodies
sung to him mingle with the music
of his childish thoughts.
Religious and patriotic ideals are
excited and developed by music.
All countries, whether civilized or
savage, have two things in common
One is something to Worship and
the other some form of music. All
nations have their favorite SONGS.
These songs portray the feelings and
ideals of their respective people. Ev-
cry country ha ssome ballad how
ever simple, that is dear to its peo.
pie and inspires them in time Of
war and peace. Song greatly influ-
ences all nations, this is shown in
the history of each. 1t is great
factor IN arousing them in all phases
OF national life, whether reforma-
tory. political, or religious.
Before the great war the national
song of the Germans was the "Watch
on the Rhine" Some time during the
Treat War, German poet insane
with hatred for his foes, wrote the
hymn of hate which at once became
and still remains the Germans ma
tional song.
The national song of ireland is
line Wearing of the Grcen.n The
irish people are the most emotional
musical, and poetical OF all races in
the world and they have therefore
been more influenced by their ma
tIonal song than any other people.
inc song inspires hatred of Eng
land and that hatred has caused
wide spread Irish rebellion against
the English rule.
The national anthem of England
is God Save the King" The words
were written by Henry Carey, in
LAY, but the air is credited to John
Bull, who lived a century before
Carey; The song is in keeping with
the English character, slow moving
and dignified. While it has doubtless
had great influence in England it
"t @e.Se 10 DC popular, Tor the time
is coming when the people will have
no King, but ruler of the people,
for the people, and by the people.
"The Marseillcs," the war anthem
Of France, is one of the most famous
OF all war ballads. 1t is a ringing
poetic appeal to the liberty loving
instinct in human nature and has
pad q profound influence on the
France character. dare say it was
responsible for the first French VIC
tory at the Marine, when the Ger
man army was stopped at the gates
Of Paris. 1t was probably written
about 1892, when France was at war
with Austria and Prussia. 1t was
written by a French general. 1t was
called the Marseilles because 1t was
first sung in Paris by volunteers
from Marseilles.
The Italian national song is known
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-03-04
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Ill tho Clerks Office of tho Circu;t
court OF tho County of Tazcwell
y on tho 9Th day of February, 1921
Z. X. Wagner, Plnint;ir
against '"'"''''
Sol U. Lyman, DorcnJ,,,
The object of this suit is To- hnvn
PARTITION of that certain lot of lnnd
together. with the building thereon
situate in the town of Pocnhontns
iazewell County, Virginin, locally
known rs the "Pocahonius Whole.
sale Grocery Company pronertv, T"
and being the Same property dcscrih
ed III Tint certain decd from Sol II
Lyman and wife ct nl. To Charles
wagner ct al, OF date July 9th. 1911
ana OF record In tho Clerks ONCE of
the Circuit Court of Tnzewcll Conn.
ty, Virginia, in Deed Bool, No. ~
page 297,. and further described In
other deeds of record in snid oiflco.
And nm affidavit having been mnde
and filed TINT tie defendant Sol II
Lyman not resident of the State of
virginia, II Is ordered that no do mn
pear within ten di.ys after due puh-
ltcation hereof, AMI do what may be
necessary To protect his interest in
TINS suit. And it is further ordered
that n copy hereof be published once
a week for four successive weeks IN
the Clinch Valley News, u newspaper
in the County of TazayolI.
and that copy ho posted ut the
front door of the Court-housc of this
County on or before tho 21st day of
February, 1921, that being tho next
succeeding Rule day nftcr this order
WINS entered.
A Copy-Teste:
II. S: SURFACE, Clerk.
BY S. NJ. GRAHAM, ID. 9.
Il. o. Crockett. p. q.
Eeh dt