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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
NOTICE.
Sale Of Valuable Residence Property
in the Town of Tazcwell, Virginia.

Sale OF Valuable Residence Property
in the Town of Tazewell, Virginia.
Under and by virtue of decree
entered in chancery cause of Sallie
NJ. McClintock, complainant, VS.. Belle
Mays and others, defendants, on the
7th day of December, 1920, the under
signed, who was appointed u special
commissioner for the purpose, will,
on the 5th day of February, 1921, be-
tween the hours of ten a. m. and four
p: m. of that day. at the front door
or the Court House of Tazewell coun-
ty, sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the house and lot situate
on the south side of Mechanics Ave
rue, in the Town of Tazewcll, Taze-
well county, Virginia, owned by
George L. McClintock at the time of
his death. and which was convened
to him by Christopher Holly and 9th
ers. by deed dated November 10, 1884
and recorded in the Clerks Office of
said county in Deed Book No. 10
page 637. upon the following terms :
Onc-third cash in hand on date of
sale and the balance upon a credit
OF SIX and twelve months from date
OF sale, in equal instruments, with
interest from date of sale, which de-
ferrcd payments shall be evidenced bv
two several bonds of the purchaser
payable to said special commissioner
with approved personal security there,
on. T. C. BOWEN,
Special Commissioner.
Virginia; In the Clerks Office of
L Tazewell Circuit Court, January
|, s. NJ. Graham, deputy clerk of
the Circuit Court of Tazewell county
Virginia, do hereby certify that T. q
Bowen, special commissioner, has ex-
esuted bond as required by the decree
OF the Court in the above STYLED chan
Gerry cause, with good personal Sc
curity thereon.
S. M. GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN POCAHON-
TAS, VIRGINIA.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN POCAHON-
TAS, VIRGINIA.
In pursuance of an order, entered
at the November term, 1920, of the
Circuit Court of Tazewell County,
Virginia. in the cause therein pend
ing, wherein M. Bloch Is tho plain
tiff and j. E. Adams ct al. are the
! defendants, and in the other causes
heard Herewith, we shall, ON THE
9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1921, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M.
and 4 o'clock P. M. of that day. at
the corner Of Center and st. Clair
Streets, in the Town Of Pocahontas,
Tazewell County, Virginia, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
under the terms hereinafter stated,
the real estate hereinafter mentioned
to satisfy the liens thereon as shown
by the report Of A. c. Buchanan,
Commissioner, filed in said causes
Tho real estate to be sold is as fol-
lows:
(1) That certain lot of land, sit
uate in the Town of Pocahontas
Tazewell County, Virginia, which was
conveyed to the said ]. f. Adams by
M. Bloch and wife by deed of date
June 9th. 1918, of record in the
Clerks office Of said County in Deed
Book No. So, page 81; and,
(2) That certain lot of land, sit
uatc in the said Town of Pocahontas
Tazewcll County, Virginia, which was
| conveyed to said j. f. Adams by Will
lie s. Knowles and husband by deed
of date September 25th. 1908 Of re-
cord in said Clerks Office in Decd
Book No. 81, page $50. excepting
therefrom that part of the same
which was conveyed to the Town OF
Pocahontas by J. f. Adams by deed
dated August P7th. 1908, and re-
corded in said Clerks Office in Deed
book No. Ga, page 414; and,
(3) That certain lot of land, sit
uate in said Town of Pocahontas
TaZewell, County. Virginia, which
was conveyed to said j. f. Adams by
l.. Lazarus and wife, by deed of date
September 1st. 1904, of record in
said Clerks office in Decd Book No
81, page 81.
TERMS OF SALE:
The real estate hereinhefore men.
toned, OF 40 much thereof as may be
necessary to pay off and discharge
the liens thereon as shown by the
said report Of A. G. Buchanan. Com
missioner, will be sold upon the fol-
! lowing terms: one-third cash in hand
to be paid to the undersigned special
commissioners on the date Of the
sale, and the residue thereof upon q
credit Of six and twelve months, the
purchaser or purchasers for deferred
payments to give their notes there
for. payable to tho undersigned spec
ial Commissioners, bearing interest
from the date of sale and with sure
bty to be approved by said special
commissioners.
January 10th, 1921.
H. L. SPRATT,
R. o. CROCKETT,
Special Commissioners.
! I, S. M. Graham, Deputy for H. S.
| Surface, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
of Tazewell County, Virginia, do GER
tify that H. L. Spratt and R. o.
Crockett. special commissioners have
executed bond in the penalty Of S1O,-
10000 in these cases, conditioned as
required by law.
January 10th, 1921.
S. N. GRAHAM,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21

Learn to SAVE money a part OF
what you make regularly put into War
Savings Stamps will in a short time
start you on the road to success.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
PAGE THE WALKING DELE
GATES

The story is told. in recent mum
her of the Valve World, of IL young
man in Colorado, who was gradual
ed this year from the University of
Denver, that "hc played football on
Saturday. preached on Sunday, and
on weekdays earned enough to pay
his way through college He was
president of the student body. Il mem
Der Of fraternity and active in half
n dozen clubs as well as pastor OF
Methodist Episcopal church" In
other words, this fellow brazcnly
violated every union rule by work
ing wherever he could earn. work.
ing as long as he pleased, working
as hard rs he could. earning as much
as he could, saving what he could
and acting in every way like n free
and independent American citizen.
Nothing less than grand jury of
walking delegates could handle prop
erly an outrage like this.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21

There are no habits that so surely
lead to real success as those OF Saving;
no power is so great as the power Of
thrift.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21
pROFITEERfNG APPROVED

1eS11 I111fsfrtNN I Is1lO
I'm sorry, young man." said the
druggist. as he eyed the small boy
over the counter, 'but l can only
give you half as much castor-oil for
n dime as l used to-"
The boy blithely handed him the
coin. I'm not kicking" he remark
ed. "The stuff's for me-"
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Professor in Agronomy to Phil
Weinburg-"Name three articles con-
tanning starch"
Tive cuffs and collar I.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-21

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of the county of Tazewell. or
~ the 9th day of January, 1921.
l. D.. Asbury, 1900. Complainant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

--LLAL y. - ]. -.

SALE OF VALUABLE !.lAL ESTATE. ny
coAi A,.$.l e>i.'' ~, H. 10.
d decree OF the N.I-.t. court OF !t.ssc..
County. N.i..Il!N, yn-,f,! Iu the uA.HVugy
- gsr OF catA't.uv =. Johnson ana q. A.
Ii.is-u. IL AS. 4.Ia.G-t-.,s. VA iu- I-tu day
OF MA.ca 4'-.. -" uNeg for sH.c 10 tEr
CualtuuUs-. 10 tht town 20. 4.yYaaou. lif-
.5NI MINI -SS .s.!, ;Ae i1 o., -
t.Ay.s ug .t"G 49, Sc, o4t A"d described!
s.uuet. ~ "Mp" Va SAL! -'-se ""s re
a. one jt,er containing -oo ACRES. more
or less -uH'y.vL - H"'"y e.. I."s "a BY
". II sAret. - &c" IoN."- G'te uH Ia"
lJ.u uIs ut .Nu'rH1urI. lytt. GA Co.urT
Ct,-N. ga i.assrl1 ,"-"ty I.-!nIt.
a. One tsL,t luuJ..U.uh -.1.pS acres
luDy, 90. Joss, SnHEvgvI 30 's".Nry 4. GIu
,ot uy =. SalsvG. uy iced Bearing GGt-
Ivp.yI Cf--E. 70. .-sce.. Do4nly. NJrs.a.a.
mof, o. .esa eo"Nvyu" 80 naisey {. =, >
e4Ic ou In i,n LAY VI J4n..l,y. 1910. %.
lut,yT l.e,n, "a H4sse.. comm ~.
NiEEAis or SALE to he as .uuows cash
s..N....t 30 pNs .nc ,us,s o' slt ana
COSTS SAD submissions q. sole. ..H sum
su' t'e"I 10 - ,"y si.', G. ind. ("
son 10 O., & aGI.s and t. !.t"Ipt.u ~.
I.,I.a. trustees 80 avN-.r t@v At..'1...e Like
l.aUraa-r tUuIptny tne ""y I.Iam, OF Ger
IN a..tus.,y ,.t,u TO he itsIU IA OU- Two
ana .Ery, ye.is l:on !a,e uG sale az. pl.-
"I.a approved svsGI!.y iUT a.. ueivirrd
5i,sa -ndes our nAnt. I@,s lisa A.y
% ''''' =" j T.. purv,
CLA!t..CE 4. BURNS.
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FARM LANDS IN
OLD VIRGINIA

We have $4,000 acres
Of farm lands, which
are divided into farms
ranging in size from
40 acres to 1000 acres.
These farms have good
improvements and are
under q high state Of
cultivation. Why stay
in the frozen North
when YOU can own your
own farm and pay for
1t in a few years out Of
the crops YOU raise in
old Virginia? Let Us
show YOU these farms.
Buya small farm, make
Il payment and bring
your family nearer to
prosperity.
SEEING is Be
LlEVING! We invite
you to make q trip to
old Virginia and see
the magnificent crops
Of wheat, oats and
tame grasses that can
be seen here at this
time Of the year. Meet
your friends from Hi
nois, Iowa and other
Western States; they
will tell you what they
are doing here.
We will sell you a
farm on easy terms Of
payment and at a. low
rate of interest.
GREAT EASTERN
LAND CO.,
209-210 CENTRAL.
NATL BANK BLDG,
RICHMOND, VA.
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lac 'ArsupuuKe al.I ono GALWAY
NorlcN OF "%%r, MHMrlNu

NOllLf- OF .'''.' -. ~ .. .I!N.i
II.,u!hviid = .. e'H a I! -! .".S l., 1871
N14', - = n".,'-''' - - i""t tn.
A"""', 10 .mu INN, ..H',',"s - .:
pa 49, 80 V. 80 ',lf,,.,..' %. ne ~
- -" H. NJ, I'll, o. It..aa.usl,I ram,
a. .,sAay "a. SKA u4, e.! .Ns...
A. ,.c.vu u,Ioc" A. ii.
a. IJI tuu ,.sgL.on uI t!Irpgto!s
q, 10 ipiTu.c .,uI consent 49, a., .ut,
OF l.uy. w.sy ....ty uv .I,,..vu -, Iaw
.nu SUBJECT 10 ,..y mserzs,.y I,,..JUa.
or luus,. ~ u. 3dD..L AJ,a1..ty. IL ,r. >.
10 tue Company. 70. TAG a-Hu.a.,.J. y...cl.
49, - lug COMPANY - ...I 10 .ue ,AIrnt
s..nlg.EyU u. .! t.v !H..oau and
.,..ty M..u tIv ty,,u.., ..u..,y, 90, ,,-,i.
-. ne CG,sD ,e4,c Anu On. ..l,..,
CUu.,.m, e.. ..-.."a. wn.-u tLv C1...,
iaus uNus aUo-s.n..I.D tls ,a..tA.
svll
-, Z. authorizes aHu lu"scH, to Ius
iuIIII ana 4, .s"a oil "Hy uu.,4. Of
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH BOTH. 1921.
at 1880 =. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

3, 20 s.-ruw Gram. hus.. IA. srt
~t."''. F"-ffln!at. renting ro- s-ip
ayT auG-g..
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~ o. c, TAYLOR & CO.
~ o. c, TAYLOR & CO.
| rustee's Auction
Sale :.
Desirable Young
innber ract
CONTAINING $50 ACRES WELL. SET
IN YOUNG TIMBER, LOCATED ON
THE TELEGRAPH ROAD. ABOUT
20 MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND.

IL execution OF :. certain deed of
trust 90 the undcrs snud trustee.
n"ted HIrch ;. 1872. "Hd recorder in
Court. IA Decd BOOK s., pAs. 5S,,
default "tyIuE oceu made in tne nav.
meHt .. u part OF the dent ihtr.in
secured. "nd being required so 10 do
- The beneficiary, w!ll sell M
public auction, AZ DusW cl! Station.
e." q. ~ @. Il. r.. on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 30. 1921.
at . y. NJ
the rca. estate described in thu SAID
decd, as roilnw-:
Al. ti.%- certain lot. piece or parc.,
OF Hand III -Iu County OF ClrnIin.
VA sat -Ht"i ~ ihaJ part Known AS
Rc,dy Church NaEIStcgial D,striCf
ana counted on the west by the lund;
Oh Joseph Terrell, Robert Rose ami
AIshIG Coleman, on tGc east bv tho
lands OF said Terrell. Joseph Blantof,
ana tAC IvtCsScHpA Road. on the vast
~ tA' laHG of John smiths estate,
ft.tuuT l!ill. estate ana Mrs. Maggie
Bl"b AMI thc County Road known as
~ oNiori Road. on the south ~
.lr la"as .'am"s BIautou ana SAID
Hu!s csiat" nd containing $50 acres.
rHKAls Cash "a 20 tho cost ~
executing th.s trUs;. including trus.
tee commission at per cent. any
taxes az interest uupaId. To pay a
note o. SIi1O past due ana tho
balance uro" terms TO DO announced
W e. REESE.
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DlRLluuH on l.ua.IC SAFETY.
lu.u. so. $40. ,.tS ItaI.
h.,umuui. N.. AHr~A -. !Y-L

h.,umuuI, NA.. March -. 1874.
l.I.o-.DSAI.S.
scaled p.upu7I.a Nl.. us received At this
l.iI.. l.ti. Il..a5, Ap3i. ly. .H-l. ,t H.
t..y.. 0. "H i"r. th, erection ga ,.u
uHar.. go Se,uut A..uue tutI stuart
-.l..I lHrHlauu turN. KHyHulpn4 Va. ar.
.pi.lHA zee p.Har ASIA a,stIaJh 'ln.a .a
u..Hts,a ny "'ess's. CHrnvni - JoHasluu.
Artu.-aal-
i.tu- auL su,gih CAUTIOUS can Np ~.en uu,I
rril.r information utU DE hGi upon tYg.l-
Gallon ut ,ae uG!.4luE Inspectors uE.g,.
.u.l. $50. -U.. CITY l.Ja.
q certified h"uh i"s SHuu must accom-
.H} .ul r:u9"-a.s. .'ui nuna v,iUt.
~. r y,r .-Uf 90 t!I- Amonut uf contact
..tt u. rrgG.rtt "i ia, succession ul.duI.
AN p.s.,,o. 90 IH.lir SGvfy r.Hrr,,s
... sgU, o. reject amy ulu ..l tIu, u1
..r-u y ~. ~. MYERS
itcutur u; Iuh.s SAFETY
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REliL EST.iTE FOR RENT
WuntcIi-Io Rent
s I

ArAETSiE%T-B couple wlth0u, chill
A-'H. s1lHl! apartment. furnished COM
il.I. 'Hr ngu'e"r"rlh=. state Gttas nnd
'f.uu y 500 care III" Dislttuh.
FLAT OR HDUaE-ncspon..Dl .ar,y
syagi- 20 rent or Groom nut. sr pr
sri4pu house IA IA" Hesi EEd Sot
iut-g.H''I la Li.t-trugU, houses /: rent
i.O' object to 'srO-y ear ivaS- VA! take
Uoaatss.Yn "a zen days '1.rc. !:nE!=
.HsI tI'I-"
NA>tTACTuEI% ITIIHl%G- "nn'. %
:" l,"' !.ahF h..'".-. iaf MaaI-
ii.N. r..... uu ur H.ar 'I.Irpt8. ur t.I.
..I-l. d. H.E T. 800. r-r, THE D.s fa; d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

~ N''' S'A i'r once equipment
from Camp Stuart.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Both. 1921.
at 1880 \. NJ
Sale Will be hcll IN zee Camp Hall.
second hoor, ST. l:.s' BROAD street:
20 so. 10 Remington ana Noiseless
TypewrItcrs. - ~ c. Electric Fans,
- Disappearing Head Typewriter
Desks and Chairs. - Tlat-Top Of
hce Desks and Revolving Chairs.
stde ana Arm Chairs. Costumers. 4
large assortment OF once Files. etc.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
Equipment on display all day Tues
day
sale "Wednesday At 1890 \. NJ
VIRGINIA ACCT1oE COMPANY.
General Auctionecrs.
GEORGE V. OLIVER.
Salesman
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Rooms Wlthnui :onr,i 0s

tarT .1r.,ai-A. .u,afiua. raom.
d .a.a oHI AHl- $50 !!i S.-'a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

MiTOE lpT--Nrr p. uNy.s
'" ~ hw.r..an "al- BAN. Blg.
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If You want to buy a
home, see
PELL S. ROGERS & CO..
4 Mutual Bldg.
Madison l7l7.

LIST ,oHr rToprr,y wi,h Us ioi saly or
j. :. iiaiNlr. 64. NgfuG ltSit..s
List Your pToDrT,y ior auIrh result. with
us Tor sale OF rent. W -. Iuicri.. Ir
Go. Inc. :. ttSt FEaHk.lu Street
RICHMOND TRUST 60. i.ca. Estate H.,
iHrun.nt sales rc"iaIs loans. seventh
and Min streets
LIST you ;sru. w8'n Il Y W.tcaur,.
WANTED ciS pror ny 70 ell or ron;
sr-ssa. attention rald Ia the garr aud
~. .rci ti f.Hut Drld"ut uNvnag- Ku-p
your prog"gt! uF ana yuUr rNtrus.s
down A.f-.i N,.i - Go. So. o. FfAul.
In s. Ka1H. ~ lnrIotrh 3,..
Mr. ~, s-,eg-. ..ienls a. nua,- s,l;n
:: Man o" ."r %est End. "t.cr. ,10n
$1,000 " n"t na." yOu 10 on"gy A
''iH''.N 90 -.
VT! stand READY to rent al SCI your proD-
cr.y i.!si WITH as. ~. G.. IHIAlHul.
second npor. FIRST %ht.uuII Bank Lui..!-
i.E. i,auao!Uh -.
WUEN you tn.rK OF lire in.ur41,. or ia.
c-.at" .uyI. up Chus J. iu-ur =. Du.
iae gL"s r. i.noMi nnd Dsgti a. Adams.
YOUR HOUSES
OR Ai'A! A,r;N IS
FuE .A.-!- ok tDU Rent
SHOULD tE !.!STi.Ib n!Ili
Ii T.. \ l.. -. isEGI
NbkIh \tN.ii S4l.c.EI
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i Copy .gsfvE
h..r. IL M-nOw ELL.

FIRST NATIONAL. EA%..
I.en!ilO..A. Ma, Mar. b -. 1871
The Ilg,JLu!s u! .t.a u.an uaNt today
dcula-,u tur ,rsu,tr l..rtrg.y ui.suruu u
I'E .eLt uu fAC Na,,,at a,u... .L..tu.u
AuiIl !. 1921 to tEs atosauuuiys- Il record
yi A.rcn ~. Cuyuhs ".., 90. gla.l.G
JAS 81 UALI. Itt
Cashier
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once ~
VIRGINIA CNEpIfNA CHEMICAL 90.
NH /

March - l?2l
DIVIDEND 50. 10.
the Board OF Dilectoss cot \.rsIr!a
carolina Chemical tumpHuN have this dny
t!vCiafrG thr lu.UG consecutive Quarterly
ijy.Irut %; s. p"r snare (2g,i on he
u.,G.rrd stock nt tn company. pdSabic
.lrtiay. Npl.! 80. 1871, 10 -tuul.AulGv.s az
.rurur.. 40 the close % hrs!urss "u Sttur-
d.S Apr,l ,. 1871.
transfer books VIII not bee closed
h.. IL. COLES. Treasurer.
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GARAGE AT
AUCTION
THUNsUNY MANcH alsr.

Lease and license. with % storage
Cars capacity. 10 cars, also $50.
gallon Gas Tank Pump, sleal
OIL TANKS. Weaver Grease Buchst.
Mir COMPRESSOR. Motor and AIR
Hose 90 Inner tubes Electric Light
Eulhs spark Rugs and once Elk.
lures also Work Bench aud vice,
Only sell as whole
TERMS. Cash or one halt cash.
balance on secured notes
VIII sell privately
FIFril STREET GARAGE.
AZ North tifth Street
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go EAST BROAD STREET.

TfFEWEiTERs. ELECTRIC FANS.
DESKS. CHAIRS, FILING CABI-
NETS, ETC, At AUCTION.
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~ .'tI .t..t.,IH !At.N homes ..trrast -
- 'tg-S.as before uuy;ns see. ,.u,s
! i..eatH..a! sole Agent A,.sJr
hu't.nF '"l'. Ga-, Main street.
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RE-H ESTfYE FOR s4LE
FARM BARGAINS.

We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
loking fo.' a farm, large
or small, see us.
Z. l., & ii. l.. DENOON,
SO7 +. Main st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

We wAl scn the once equlp,nen.
from Camp Stuart.
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DiS"L4l CLsfSSIFfhD
D!S"Ltti CLASSIFIED
| rustee S Auction Sale
or THE
HANDSOME DWELLING KNOWN As
No. ZIP Monument
Avenue

In execution of a decd Of trust dnt
81 NnSEsi -, 1919" aud recorded In,
the clerk oihy" "i ltIcamonI Chan
Gerry court ia l.. t. ."S-D. page 3AN
ntnt o. a portion OF jho debt there
'H SECURED. auH b"iuE required 50 to
90, TIA" und'rsiEurd trustee Viii SOIL
'H"'d ii.Il Estate Exchange. No ..
%"rih Nlnth street. IA the city OF
Richmond, IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30

FOR SALE GA easy Gn,u.,uts - acrys
l-.u'. D@.-i."- = sugu. .rli,L hoes. AHA
'".Auf- mousse. Convenient 90 U.,Utr..
has WoDla Giy... I..ir. t-Gi .so
a.l so Der month Go. = JIoytygt!
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HLM hs3liiE T0H RANI

business Places for Rent 40
ACES 90 Dor tor aut0HpHt.. plsnfu, an
--ar 3il East Main %tgvr' App.y 10
/. aGUl GOT.
!: uAsr isIoad M..u AnG sid street
,tuJss FOR rent. Gordon +. StraUs CO..
lnl5 Eaar Main
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Garages for Ken, 77-A
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-19
BIRD MAN SAVES
STUNT TUMBLER
WHO HAS CRAMPS
Man Seized While Dangling From
Rope and Is Unable to Climb
Back to Machine

St. Petersburg, July 19.--Lieut
John p. Wood, who engaged in com
mercial flying here last winter, prob
ably saved the life of Il daredevil
stunt performer at Norris Field. But
falo, \. Y, recently by his quick Wit
tedness, according to word received
here by friends of the aviator The
performer was doing acrobatic feats
at the end of a single rope attached
TO a plane driven by Wood while at Il
great height. Cramps suddenly at
tacking the performer in the righ.
arm, made it impossible for him 20
climb the rope. The machine was one
designed for lighting upon the land
and it was evident Wood could not
descend without the serious injury or
probable death OF the acrobat fo"
dangling at the end of the rope he
would strike the earth at territi,'
speed before the landing gear of the
machine touched the ground.
Wood solved the problem by vol
planning to Il nearby bathing beach
and flying over the water at Il low al
titude dropped the acrobat into it. The
man turned loose and was picked up
and uninjured and Wood turned and
landed safely at the field.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-19
Most Successful Season Of Inter-
national Sports Drawing to a
Close With Many Important
Victories to Credit Of United
States.

New York. July 19-Triumphant
over Europe in polo. tennis and box
ing, America no longer looks for
worlds to conquer in masculine ath-
letic competition-the nation waits to
see whether its women golf and ten
Lis stars will finish of with victories
the most successful season in inter-
rational sports this country ever
knew.
To them falls the task of meeting
on home soil lne women tennis queen
OF the world, Susanne Lenglen, of
France, and the titular leader OF
feminine golfers. Miss Cecil LEIGH of
Great Britain. Both of these Euro
pean experts have already repulsed Il
foreign invGGion of women ranking
! highest II American tennis and golf
competition.
The dazzling Mile. Lenglen tri
umpked only few weeks ago over
Mrs. Molla Biurstadt Malloy, long a
champion in the United States
Miss Leitch. only a few weeks age
defeated the woman golf champion OF
the United States Miss AleXa Stirring
of Atlanta Ga. Next month she will
sail for America to take part in oper
tournaments. With her will be hei
sister, Edith, high ranking British
golfer and Doris E. Chambers. They
expect to go right down to Miss Stir
ling's home town, and show the folks
low the conquerer of the American
champion looks on the links.
The keenest feminine tennis stars
l,,f Il; n,.1 &,
preporotion for Mile. Lenglen. whit
comes to America heralded by sucl
adiectives as incompatible, marvel
Gus and dazzling
Out on the Pacific coast Mrs. Ma.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-07-19
RIVAL DETECT VI, FOR CES BATTLE FOR
POSSESSION FRENCH CANADIAN PAPER
NearWa Mon Slapped by Justice Loranger Who Orders Both
Sides to Call Oa llhen Armed Forces and Submit Their
Causes to the Court

Montreal July Justl;t Loran-
ger last night terminated the hostili-
ties which prevailed yhfo1 .Rtgsyas
terday btween the forces of detectives
employed by rival factions of the Bcr-
thldu'Hc family for possession of the
offices of La Presse. one OF the lead
ing FrenCh-Canadian dailies.
His Lordahip ordered both sides to
cell off their forces, which had occu-
pied different floors of the building
since yesterday morning. Counsel for
each faction agreed when it was
promised that both would have a
hearing today on the merits of their
application for writs Of injunction.
In addition to applying for the writs
Eugene and Edouard Berthiaume, ar
rayed III dispute against their broth
er Arthur, have entered suit for $50,
coo, alleging Interference with their
entrance to their offices.
Twelve detectives forced their way
into the building yesterday and occu-
pied the second floor in the name OF
Edouard and Eugene Berthiaume.
They were besicged by another force