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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
MIssouRrs GOOD ROADS BOMBS

80
Governor Hyde. of Missouri hos
Just affixed his signature to an act
providing for the issue OF sixty mil nil.
,,"n !. d , worth Of s per cent. 30
year bonds with which TO null Nil.
souri, out OF the mud The act n,n rks
q !. notable step forward in che tIircc,
ZION Of permanent progress. for tbo
e .i, f9ads have held Missouri back. as
,mey WI hold back any Common
wcallh lacking the vision, COURAGE
and enterprise to resolve that moth.
ing VIII keep it from hufiding n
system Of good roads and once thev
are bniit, maintammg in first class
c.o:hi'dflflon' Missouri proposes to re-
w" rs good road bonds from thc
proceeds of automobile registration
ices. Little opposition to tho bon,l
,ssue was expressed when the mat,
Ter clmc bcfore the Legislature AMI
the prcss Of the State. irres,,cctivo
Of party lines, has given the stem
hearty and unrescrvod endorsement
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
CONDEMNS TIn MOVIES.
Editor Clinch Valley News;
(Communicated.)

J
Seeing no reply to your question
where are we going" in your is
sue of September LIST, I venture Il
give answer and in part to shoN
why. UaN
The answer is that given by Ar.
temus Ward when asked which wa,
his ducks went, He replied Hell
ards" na
The main reason so many are head
ed that way is on account of littl,
or no proper training or teaching
by parents and others. Topper said
IN child should be taught 'obedienc,
at its mothers breast" Then by con.
tinually insisting on obedience the
matter Of training is comparatively,
easy.
Another great cause of so much
evil. is lack of the Goapel being
preached in the power of the Holy
Ghost sent down from heaven. Su
many are in the pulpits that claim
to have been called and many NAV
nave been, but have not obeyod tho
all important command to "tarry url
I'll endured with power" then go and
preach the Gospel. Nothing less no,
more The Gospel is "the power of
God unto salvation" Men without
tho spirit of Christ can not preach
the Gospel effectively. Christ. saws
John 5:5. without me We can 40
nothing" Roman 8. o. says, Of We
have not the spirit of Christ We are
meme Of his" So many are trying
to preach that ao not capable OF
winning aouls on account of this,
lack of tho Spirit. BY their fruits
ye shall know them, John 1877 eIierv,
IN Is my Father giorlflcd Tint We
bear much fruit John 1873.
w Why so many empty churches IS
(. because the gospel is not preached
and as a natural result, no fruit. gl
ye abide in me apd my words abide
W you, ye shall ask what We viii
and it sail be granted unto You" And
further, the control of MANY of tn,
churches is in the hands of ,hosc
that shut them agains, II man that
comes along that is endowed with
power from on high but the doors
ny open to worldly amusements and
places Of merchandise, In one in
stance J. know of it was proposed
to use the church as an auction
foom. 70 nay knowledge the only
time Christ used physical force !,
command obedience was when h.
made a whip Of cords and drove them
opt OF the temple, saying, aye shall
not make my Fathers house a hous,,
Of merchandise" My house, shall he
called house of prayer
80 many ministers advocate ana
encourage the, ,'""movies" which
claim are the .ereatest power or
earth the devil has for the running
Of body and soul. No good has eve,
7 or can ever, come from them. 65,oo(
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mohts, he does not npc,l to labor the
, point about limiting navics nro
armies. They will shrink of them.
serves. 1t is policy that makes Gov.
ernmcnt expenditure, and il is inter.
national policy that piles up military
appropriations. Once secure SINE.
lioned agreements between nutions
whlcll make heavy ornaments supe,.
'''"""s' ami they will drop of their
own wcignt,
II is plainly, therefore. tho son.
slblc aud logical and efficient plon
winch The Administration is outliu-
ing Tor the Washington conference.
NC noIlon Of at once calling loudly
Tor The scaling Of naval programs
would make fine headlines and tickle
FOOLISH cars, but it would be h,,f
naked and ill-timcd. No nation is p,-
ing TO disarm until IL sees it's vii,I
interests protected by treaties Gal
emmy guaranteed by an internntion,,
,ofee LOO strong to be challenged or
,o''." ny any one country. For that
Nma OF Drotection.--good for Epr.
lahd and Japan and France and China
us well as for the United States
secretary Hughes is rightly work
ing' lie has his eye upon the main
''n'ng" Limiting ornaments has to be.
IN inc nature Of the case, subsequent
and secondary. .... r.,r ~ -
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THE CAUSES OF ARMAMENT.
New York 'rimcs.)

b.. tttNH oih IifHcss.p
Our Government has sent to the
other participant countries it's idea of
the "agcnda" for the Washington
conference. In this order Of business
as il might better and more simply
be called, there is scarcely n word
about limiting armamcnts. (ple OF thu
tens mentions Nlortifications" in the
Pacific, but that is all. Not line
about the0rctic formulas of disarmu-
mont. Upon this fact certain simple,
minded and soft-mil,del newspapers
h"vc se,ned with an air as Of horror,
What, nothing about stopping the
building of battieships or the cutting
down Of land forces? Where is thu
sincerity of Secretary Hughes and
president llara;n@ VII, pro:- c.,s ar
ardent dcatre to relieve the world on
military burdens. yet leave that tonic
wholly ont Of their programs
II these sane Greiulous obicetors
hni called IL, doctor to treat then,
10. n high fcYcf they probably woulu
'nSt cry out on linn for moi ut once
producing a chart OF normal TEN.
feature, They would be content il
70 spl Ted himself to getting rid Of
70 in .,nmation, Let the disease b.
Il owed ana the question of heaIt,
.,,Cillh tnko oo.o a., ;.te
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
70 THE PUBLIC.

! have leased sno w. A. Barns
mill at Maiden. Springs. Thanking
you for former patronage, am solic,-
ting your future business from now
on. Ny motto is, satisfaction and
prompt service. .rl1Tlf
Yours for business.
w. o. GROSCLOSE, Miller.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
MALE HELP WANTED

4oO0 Watkins Men are aking mon /.
ey selling 175 standard nationally
advertised products direct from man
n1acturer to farmers. Why bs idle {?
uiere's your life chance. II you own
team or auto, are under so and can
give bond we start you with big
stock of goods all farmers need.
Nearby territory open. ]. r. WAT
klNS Co, Dept. 112. Winona, Mimi.
GIG At. M 7'''''
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NOTICE

Virginia, Richmond, Virginia, fur
nishmg satisfactory proof of owner
ten years apply for same to Hon.
awful owner can ut any time within
boswell Page. Second Auditor of
commonwealth OF Virginia, Office of
Auditor of Public Accounts, Rich
mond. l
Bank of Graliani; Graham, Va, de-
posted by ]. w. Craig, S12.13 not
checked Son for fifteen years. The
ship. c. LEE MOORE,
S-2G-4t. ~ Auditor Public Accounts.
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FOR SALE.

! h.,.M -D FOR SALE.
r. 'Hs r Red p nsS ts'e msrsb s Sssss cs
$i.zo' Cash with order. Fairview
POULTRY Farm. Agent for I. Putnam
stoves, Kept Your water fountains
from chilling. 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
DiSrifY CLASSIFIED

EY X. u. CHAPLIN & 60. INC.
Real Estate huctionccrs.
twelfth and Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
rustee S Auction Sale
of Valuable Land at
Falling Creek

Chesterfield County. virginia. i'm
,arnhnr,y .r on ths Rirh,nond and rc-
car line with valuable mill ANA
water rights.
This is an ideal property for sub
ulNiSi"n and is also valuable for
purposes.
trust given lay II. y. I:Ichoiburgcr.
dated December 81. 1919. duls record
,d ~ me Office OF the Clerk of chcs-
'tcriicld Circuit Court. In -. -. li3.
page i3S. default having been made
~ me payment OF certain mon.ys
therein secured and being so required
lie Auction. on the prcmisns. on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY >. 1921.
At 1880 i. NJ,
the aforementioned property. which
* described in said deed OF trust
as follows:
land situated in the County OF Chcs-
tcriicld Virginia. and more partIcu-
!arly described aa follows. ,o-wit:
iity.scvcn {hT) acres. more or less.
rights thereon and thcrconto belong
ing. ~ being the tract OF land No.
rs described on plat surveyed by
~. ,arrtnEton Watkins. deceased. re-
terrified County Clerks Onicc, and six
teen tit) acres, more or loss. lying
ON Ealing creak, Chesterfield Coun
above mentioned. said IL acres. more
81 less. being more particularly de-
Scr!h"d on plat annexed 10 and re-
corded with the deed from John II.
Ingram. Special Commissioner. Ia tho
E,i;hmond Mica Company. dated
rtnruary IL, 1898. and recorded ia
, T.; - 70; Page sIg ~ Tho Clerks Of
said tracts being situated in IN. Said
county ana being the Same property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
DiSPiaY CLASSIFIED

In execution or certain deed OF
trust TO tho undersigned trustee.
dated December >. 1920. aud recorded
III The tierks ofhcr, iitchmond chan
Gerry Court. on December is. 1870, de-
fault having been made IN tho pay
mrnt OF a part Of the debt therein
secured, and heinz required so 70 do
pubic anc'l0n on the premises. on
MONpAf,, January -. 1871.
~ O'Clock T. NJ.
thc real estate described in said
"Ali tina, certain picc. or parcel
OF land; ,"geti,er with, improve
n."'S ~ ~ ,.ih6 hi,n ocins IN
NJ ,S -, h'shni"nu. virginia. on
,, 80. t,, 80, - 1911 N.chuc. bc-
S,,o,, .,,,u i.oa" anu .'uar Tree
,n,,i,, ,r.ni,,,t ancu as iott"ws
,,9iJ ~, Tt,'.s =. - point on tn
h,inarcj ,uh n",,,n .9an ,NE'nue TWO
Of The poln, OF intersection OF tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 l.. Main Street Phone Randolph 424
STi:A MSllIIS.
Richmond Now York Steamship In

Effective Dee 4th. saliinga every 4 49,.
from Rishmend and New York Frs diSSt'
Frelrh, received daily. until 'gMIr H.. sn.
cep, SATURDAY. l., 81. ~"
Richmond-New York StcafnshIn co,,
pany Is your company. Give Il Your
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-23

chesterfield County. Virginia i'm :
ncdiatcly on the Richmond and rc-
t,rsburS Turnpike and the electric
car iihe with valuable mill and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
AUCTION SALE
24O Hogsheads Of B,ightLeaf
tobacco BightL Leaves of
1919 Crop

rho o!d Tobacco Exchange Sboc,,
No. Siip. Richmond, Nirginii ""'
nE authority OF The parties in ia.
''''St' "" shall on " ''
HHpAfi TIE: Bird DAY OF MAY.
i?2l. at IL \. NJ.
HuHr Tor sale at public auction a.
~" I"haSco Exchange. Shockoc sill,
n S,iimhmond Va. 20 hoEshSads ot
~ CROP, now in Hutcheson's
,,:"ai Tobacco Warehouse. Richmond
), TIER, T,EnMs. Cash. Samples viii ne ex
ni"ahtlme be seen at our Office CO.
lumbar Block. Shockoe sin Ricp
mond' Virginia
April |. 1921.
>' E"i-iTA rHi,p1 TIE LIZ >, INV AND
KiGiiMoNb III Fi 9F et rlE city CITY or OF
FEBRUARY. 1921. ''Nf OF
Annerson Bros. Inc. .... Plaintiff
;, l.ie6ovi,z & Sons, Inc. ct ais
tron IN Attachment Retn rT.Sna EMS
~, eH d,il as 70 co-defcndan,s.
IS 10 recover OF the defendants I'M M
sum OF one hundred and ninaty-stX
.fi'"! doiInrS. with interest thereon
i nniI me lth day Of August. 1920. until
PAU and costs. and To attach the rs.
tht" ana effects in Virginia of IN,
PRINCIPAL defendant and Subjcct RI"
SHn" TO 'hc payment OF the piaintiff's
an aiiidavit having been made and
nich mat the principal, defendant :
LIeboNii@ n Sons. Inc. is (, foreign
corporation and that it's last known
New York City. ana that service 80
hoi De had in this state of the attach
meht ana the summons herein unou
the SAID defendant. IL is. ,herrfnrr
ordered that the said S LicbovitZ &
55oMS' me do appear here within ten
days after puhlicatiou of ,bfs -,
ana do what j. necessary TO protest
IT'S interest I'm this suit
y copN-TrSte:
Fulton * Wicker. u. q.
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The c;iesapeaA. uuG Oh!u halfway
Cu.lDany
f, & rs ln;E q AH%l%L MEETING

4 ~
Richmond virs.n,a F.Oruary il. 1911.
NOTICE Is HER EiII GINI.N tnLt IN,
hnnuh. MccunE of ihr Sturknoidrrs o;
The cGGsa,iranG dnd ONO Railway Com.
thHN NH he ar.d. ~ crowded !u iny ~ .
LAW IT, hvnvia. Jincc OF tnu Com.
pauy a" Ihr Cisy q; nl-alGIouI. Virgin.
OF iucsuas n, ~" DAD VI Apri!. is.t'
O. Tor Ins election 81 directors:
ca aTDrONe ANA CO.ss!.t 10 uy car.
or Uthrrw sc a. Hihs Dt provided Dy ,w
aud sunJ"st ~ "!'y nrCv-sa.y approya,
or cuns,nt ~ run!ic au.uo..iy. t!!e lie. a
~ the comm. a ~ tav acquisition. pI NJ =.
WISE - tnr -v.","ny u .."I 10 me .atsat
A.InOTg"ca ~ "a" 0i he gli.road AMI
OF The Cnvs"rt."r a"d ono i.n!.wuy
Con yanS %. ,!!'.',1.L. whG,n tue COM.
papy owns Systematically al. the capita!
81 20 aujuos."c and cons.nt 70 IN.
form and .-.!!.s uI iny I.gt. u;usnt ~
leasc OTHERWISE "a IA D.c....st., IN a,
HAY -uDIEGItcd - Iuu nlSet.ux
ca 10 appi"sv. raii!J ANA -uun. IN suc ,
sCt.Tu t"trr. o!"1t thhrn 81 a!ln.rizrI b :,
tI.r cuGnnsiiIcc ui Iac NUHyuEI wn,iIrf
pursuant - daS gEr..uI.> AutnDf!zliivn % ).
the -IVShnO;irIs VI ON, TwIsc a. may d.
tuIiu!ttru Ia lhe nCcIInS. anu
90 to tfansaCi sG,i utut. uus .n.. L,
nav .aHiuils come uvGUg- ne iuvet.u.
Tho st",h Transfer UuOhs wlit 10 ri,,.Sn
a. ne ohics vi thu Somg"ay No. ii
thr iYIh day VI Aiarch lg.L AZ lively,
O'Clock noon and viii pe ruoprnsI On
Wednesday the :"tn day q! AprI lysI'
Al t,u o'clock y 81
Ky order OF the iiuard OF Director,
A IhE..N Erg secretary
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High Grade Positions Are Offered Thru 3D. WantAds
REAL ESTATE FOR S,iLE
Houses for Sale

fOE sH." thrc.-iuurthp miles from ,,it.
Htll. IN county, "n" room i!ous. with
tmO to HiN acres good lauI and ,,uf
Groom house. with ii large lDtS hntD.
nobii" h"u"c poultry house hnu "inyi
uu'huildIugs Those places an good road,
Within nve minutes wall. "f stree, car
Direct from owner at reasonable price.
Terms IL desired. 4 rar.. chnnc. -, i. N
good country hu,u" almost IN thu tI' T.
Room cit I!rn"s. DisrntCh IiuiIding
FpR SALE practically I"w h,I,k rs.
h"uc'. til" bath. good Es'i-hbsr hood
Small cash pnymen'. balance Ike ,r;t;
Wig rent when ypu can own YOUR owa
nome. So" thLs. L. i;u"lriuuul. Room.
if- Nl.lspn NuLLIIng. st.,l n. MINI S.rrr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
0iSPLD CLASSIFIED
| rustee' S Sale
Of Valuable James
RiUer Farm
In Charles City county. virpfni,
known As
RENWouD FARM


i;y virtue - a certain decd Of trust.
dated September 30. Iolg. ana recon-
ed ia ihe clerI's Office OF tn. Circ,itt
Court OF thUrl's city Comfy. Vir-
gina. "a u. l. ~. D. 80. TO tho under
OF certain money therein nan,rd. Do.
fault having been made IN thn pay
neni - a p9rt Of the debt secured
,,nef"in and being required 50 to- do
public auction. AT The front door a..
III" conrihuu'" OF Charles CIV ,,o,u-
~. Virginia on
WEDNESDAY, ArniI. {. 1921.
At - o'Ciocl, Noun.
That vmuahl" tract of laul Tying ana
being in Charles CITY Count, VII
Slnla. Hn"wn as portion OF sandy
, n"i,,'' "pH e"niaim;H% G25.75! acres.
more or less. bounded on the north
u! IN" llors" Bridge Road: on IN.
"ast ny the land now or formerly
oWn%a by John c. baylor on the
.ou,h ny the James River. on tbs
'hS 10 thaTicS CITY Courthouse tn
scth"r with all water rights. docks
'iP"rt'h rights or easements to the
adjoining water and appurtcnancns
thereto belonging.
This. cclrhat"d old James River
plantation. is beautifully loratad
having large frontage on the lanes
MAXI ,Iv. "Pp"Sit" Inrcmont. and Will
for anyone desiring 4 large riv"E
farm 49,
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay tho
s",aH Oh Satc. past due taxes thu.
.Itnn'r taNrs for 1871: tho sum Of
I.,,"u,V" WITH interest thereon from
,V.innHr ~, l"2": credit as TO a note
,mr Si,'IVUO, payable December 40
nor. Tor si.15D.o0. payable De
rchi"cr 50 '22: two notes for SlO5 90
tnSh' paynni". respectively, .u,no 3o
i'2l aud December "a. 1901. and tyn
. lbs lpr $3.50 each. payable. re-
ci',,I,c'S; Jun" 80, 1922. and De-
ilaue subject 10 "a iirst deed of trust
S%"W anni bond for the sum of
$I"'ouo'vo. dated May III. 1914. record 7.
90 in the clerks office of charin.
NY 1"uniN ia y. Is. 81, y. iSi. the
,rS ihIht OF which bond has been OK
trhdtu until September II. l1og tn /,
n.,,i made subject 10 said bomd
W W. interest thereon from Septcmhc-
Il. Z. rErToN. LR..
Trustee
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Fhrms anu iAand Tor Sale s.
If you have a home
or farm for sale, let us
know. We can sell it.
PELL S. ROGERS &
CO.,
4 Mutual Bldg.
Madison l747.
RIVER FARMS

$50 acres, at depot
ON navigable water;
fine brick dwelling and
Qutbuildings; highly
improved; all fenced,
woven wire; fine hume
ing and fishing: %
miles from Richmond.
Near River
l,l00 acres, fully
equipped; fine dwell
ling and outbuildingS;
cost about $25, 900;
owing to sickness will
sell everything at $50
100000.
No Better Bargain in
Virginia
400 acres. ID miles
west Of Richmond, on
,,,,,,, ID, on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Kcni Estate la. Exchange IS

HOUSE FOR NtTp--EIc- -!N-roOm dwell
ing. t.tu accept J..tpUuDt!" III good
coalition as h.st phs lnrnt. iialhn""
monthly i!J,o rent. Address u 80. care
Of am lt-THtrh.
a.. Pm itAN.ii - Want to locate on nist
class :Hu, Il. fully stocked AMI clu!pGea
" IA EN- any most - Inactive 30 apart
u-ut. corner luiiding. trick ani stone
yp.sf rIrti"u. sItutt"G H'.I. huuiyVtIdS
pUri~ aud Chicago University. Yearly
rrutI. ,.-.ptr. I;I.'. SI"5.rup ,lcat
ut Iucuinlrhi.gc T. I.ucpk.. 100 NoTt h
tii,r" So. Chicago
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oAnEHrr 8 COMPANY

oAnEarr COMPANY
81, reg 4na beaa'.;u lo-roan,. nor.
vHfHN IN 'H IN rt-.4'E.H. llnftf.t !u at
trH'tHe grove. uU s.rte--ri.tg -iv,,rE. in.
rms Is " r""! 1"Esl,n fo' pu.ak sair.
10 .pr-rs ON Sew Marsci Road. mics
out. ~ acrrs open ana Ia sIr con.i;ion
some buildings close 10 NarIun school.
s;'!" and ,Eu:.h and ,?rusli" Ford.0,
f'u r'pr farw ~ VIII sell th.- ular, :
sold b. "Wednesday :"- nue-ha!; ,it. VdIt.
20 acres ,,I,h a neauu;ul Is.roon. nor
"o.gqsih!y moter" f"sdeng'. nens Country
n ~. values very cheap price tog
= acres n New Kent, 80 acres omen.
phinur" .u a"tN! yU.us timber. .oul. nlt!It.
!ngs; ga w.trS q railroad station. I'rice.
S!.:5N. Good !A"i.
81 rrrr+ close TO- Ashland car uno On
rvs.i.u1e .orn" fruit TIL Is , goGI
Ntur pl.ce. rr!t.. s?.251
IS a.rra aad 5.roon residence, noac
li;r!o p!ac, aud we'll located Pricc. Ea.ooo
III fiM" EAsr MAIN i2 sli,EEr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
SUBURBAN HOMES.

~ 5ro sa2. n"2}salew , psro , q l'na.
sn..ekrn oSns. ..so0j'.ooSS " "'"'''
seven Pines nIr line: rnrags and
-,vc-rl "th"r uutbu!ldgnEs, So
.s.[I",anm i n2G.e. aorS Of land. on
Enuns orchard, S.,5Oc.oo.
PETERSBURG LINE.
room taasalow. Win ao-too;
.G 9"m s @H .,..,.; G WI ,s slgs'ris
'b"1' hnii 81 'hr iIncc fenced lor
81. -"Ls Nier lot OF fruit,
s. acres. half aIearcI; >-room
dwelling with furnace hen; ana
cn.c:,en yards. Il colony hoG.cs.
hnrn wo"dhous". orchard 81.
ASHLAND CAR LINE
sa, Hansa,aw wan slo,e roof;
land fenced ani crossed fenced.
good "Htbu.!din.". orchard. This
VII. make y n!ce country home;
Sh.ul"."".
Groom cottage with acres Of;
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Legal Notices
J!i!Cv q.
VIRGINIA. CAKoLi.>A CHEMICAL. co
Hiyn'nunG. VA.

DIVIDEND NJ. ius
The Boar! %! Directors ui virginia
carolina LncM!yL, company have this div
declared tnr Ip.1u consecutive quarterly
.!!vil"ud, OF s. .er snasc t.se) on the
preferred STOCK O! th!- company payali,.
Friday, Apr.! 10, 1871. To- stock holders a.;
fceorn az 'ht cNs" %; business on saIur,
irais!cr BOOKS wli! not Le closed
IL. l.. .Di.I.-
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REIL ESTATE FOR Sale
iInllsrs for Snir

UAHioN iiEIGI'TS-SA rou,Es modern
toh * Durham EOS East Msln. Ran.
Go.ph 5000.
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Wantcti-ItcaI Estate


FOR pTU.npt attention list yunr homes
With cIns. T. HuchrUuud Room a..
Allison iuiig."I sn2 = rast Main ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

BEAUTIFUL HOME
FOR YOU.
Large S-room dwell
ing, with all modern
improvements, stu
atcd on beautiful lawn,
having a nice orchard.
This property is stu
ated on Moss Side
Avenue, Roland Park.
We will sell it very
cheap.
For further particu-
lars see
MIR. LEE,
GREAT EASTERN
LAND COMPANY,
209-210 Central Ma
tional Bank Building,
RICHMOND, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

i"c o!d tobacco EXCHANGE Sboc,,,
d.. sun, Richmond, virginia "''
bE authority of the nartirs IN a.
lcfcSt. We SINH IN 80 ~ IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

A;n<II,oSH AZ ~ Va !.ajrHD!" lot. .n los
isa, feet Nnntrnsr hyc1u". u"HT 'itnt"r
T,rlt. annthrr u, Wr~thHnIrlon: roth Il I
iai3 cost Address = T. ttyihr. i""'
WnuIyrres, Avrnur. Sow York ci'y.
'rIIE REST LOCATION IN III hmoni for
% store. lot at ini'rs"' ZION "i thr.'
streets. ,..gt,g i'IrE ."ri!hn; pr" Oily
$3.50: terms, sjn cash and tIi a month
Automobiles pass II at The rat" ~ unr
!, minute ~. stores IN iintcr Park .
good uln'c Cor drug store. grocery. m"ti
marie. ~ j,;t-oiiu" station. bnA ll",
Illn i,..I Mtlh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

broom house. ! acre AZ land. on
seven Pines car LINZ: several
CHICKEN p"n- and houses. fenced
and crossed fenced to- chickens
.ouns UfChnrl. E..aOo.0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
PETERSBURG LiHE.

. .r-- half ,lear"G: S-:nnm
dwelling with fuvnac" heat and
,lru''i" .-hfs. chicken houses.
. chicken yards. - colony houses
hH-u. woulhJus". orchard. So
900 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

1-ruom bungalow. :. ncrc % land.
"u Seven Fines cay Inc. mic" ar
'hHrt- garage. chicken house
chicken pens. s., ;OU.U0.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-19
LA FIESTA EN- GURABo EN- Ffo-
NOR DE UN INsIeNE ARTIsTA

Promote resultar brillante, mas de 10
que Sc presumia, Ell acto que SO veri-
fcara en- Gurabo el IS del corri.nte,
a iniciativa del eximio cabaHero don
Matias Gonzalez Garcia, en- honor del
que fu6 notable violinista pOrtOrrique-
no don Angel Celestino Morales, naci
do en- Ia meneiOnada poblaci6n.
Ademas de la genial pianista doaa
Elisa Tavarez, tomaran parte en- el
hermoso acto Ell violinista don Angus
to sanabria, quien fue tambien, 10 mis-
mo que la sefora Tavarez, compahero
del insigne joven quien 50 va a
honrar, on el "Real conservatorio" dc
Madrid; dofa Carmen sanabria, tam
bien reputada artista, otros distin-
guides elementos.
sera un acto, pues, que corresponee-
ra a los grandos m6ritos que contrajo
Angel Celestino Morales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-19
information general
Ia CoMPANIA DELGADo
CARO- EN- VEGA BAJA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Vega Baia
nos comunica 10 siguiente:
FL teatro ''F6nix'', de esta poblacion,
Sc vera muy concurrido el luncs,. 1s de,
corriente, con la llegada de Ia comps-
MIA Delgado Caro-, que tan satisfactorio
exito ha alcanzado en- rrestro pals. Rel
na gran entusiasmo en- IA sociedad We
gabajefia EN- los pueblos nmitrofes
Este acontecimiento artistico Sc dehc
al active empresario, senior oano De!ga-
do, auien no repara en- gastos cuando Sc
trata de proporcionar sus favOrecedo-
res espectaculos que eleven el grado do
cultura.
Las obras que pondran en- escena son
las siguientes: FL lunes, "La Malqueri-
da''; del insigne dramaturgO don Jacin
to Benavonte''. y Cursilerias" FL mar
tcs. Hamlet