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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18
Inspector Determining the Condition
of a Shipment of Potatoes.

grade, and many causes of trouble
ing dissatisfaction are removed. The
inspectors certificate removes fully
half of the sources of worry and UNI
certainty and narrOwS the market
question down chiefly to a matter of
craftsmanship.
Anyone financially concerned in the
shipment may ask for inspection. If
there is trouble over the produce, or
if there is merely the wish to avoid
possible difficulty later on, the appli-
cant writes or telegraphs to the United
States food products inspection serv-
ice, bureau of markets and crop esti-
mates, in the city where the car is 10
be received
Certificate as Evidence.
The idea of official inspection is to
provide Il reliable disinterested report
as basis for settling disputes regard
ing quantity. quality, grade or condi-
ton No matter who asks for it or
who pays the bill, whether producer.
dealer or railway, the other party may
have Il copy of the report. If the
shipper and dealer can not agree. or
if there is damage claim against a
transportation company which results
in a suit. the certificate is prima facie
evidence in the federal courts on the
points which ii covers.
The request for inspection should
tell where the car may be found and
the nulnher. and should give also the
main facts about The contents calling
attention 10 any special point as 60
grade, quality or condition.
Evening star., 1921-12-21

This won for him . prize Of $1,000.
and has won for itself q place in
school books. SO that thousands Of
children throughout tho country have
como to q better knowledge and un-
derstanding Of what this country
meanA
Ancestors in R0tuAta.
In the rotunda Of the Capitol, side
by side, are two great paintings by
John Trumbull-one 1.-THE Capitulation
Of CORVALLIS" and the other 1.-THE
Signing Of the Declaration" In the
early nineties Mr.. Page was associ-
ated with Walter French Of Massa-
chusetts. also OF revolutionary an
cestry. On their way home each day
Mr.. French discovered portrait OF
his great-great-g at-grandfather in the
picture Of CORVALLIS surrender. and
Mr.. Page pointed out his great-great-
grandfather. Carter Braxton. among
the signers Of the Declaration.
writing Of Washington, Jefferson.
Madison and Monroe were found
buried under a thick layer Of dust
among the old papers OF tho House
some years ago by Mr.. Page while he
was assistant file clerk. He was up
on a ladder, rummaging for some
documentary treasure trove when he
found them. wrapped in parchment
and they are now in the Library OF
Il knew I held in my hand precious
nuggets" he said. land 50. trembiingly.
one present to share my Joy. Hastily.
as would the miner who has struck
rich vein Of gold. I ran over the pa
pers. There was not only one letter
Evening star., 1921-12-21

from 0eorrs Washington. written BY
himself. what were called holosraph
letters. but q half-doxen or more.
Then there were letters written by
Jefferson. Madison. Monroe and John
Adams. Oh, what q rich find! They
each and ali related to tile service Of
Col. Robert Benson Harrison of the
Virginia line. Col. Harrison wss an
aide de camp to Gen. Washington.
and had rendered heroic service in the
revolutionary war. After the war,
broken in health. he took up his resi-
dence in Bladensburg, Nd. not far
from where the battle of that name
was fought in an attempt to check
Admiral Cockburn's march on Wash
ington in the war of 18l2-1814. These
letters were filed by the heirs Of Col.
Harrison in support of their claim to
pay and emoluments due for military
service. believe the claim was never
paid.
These letters furnish wonderfully
interesting reading. In ono of them
Washington referred to the capitula.
ton Of CORVALLIS. All his letters to
Harrison and Harrison's answers re-
lated to an appointment Washington
urged Harrison to accept as q justice
on the first Supreme bench Of the
United States. 1t was refreshing
instance Of the Office seeking the man.
but Harrison was firm in declining on
account Of i'll health
Evening star., 1921-12-21
GIVE LABOR ON SCHOOLS.
Authorities Throughout Country
Spend 20 Millions on Work.

A large amount Of school construc-
ton is under way and larger addi-
tional amount has been authorized as
ono OF the means to give immediate
relief to the nations unemployed. ac-
cording to reports to the national un-
employment conference yesterday.
New school buildings are going up
or contracts are about to be let to the
amount of $2O,553.25O, according to
the National Education Association
and these buildings will provide
needed seating capacity for 36,271 pu-
pile.
Reports from nearly every state in
dicate that building is being speeded
up and that new. school enterprises
are rapidly assuming workable shape.
Some of the states report extensive
school building programs. as follows:
Pennsylvania. $1o.300,00o; New York.
$4,000, 900; South Carolina. $3,O00.000;
Maine, s1.0O0.O00; Kentucky, $l.420.-
900; South Dakota. s3,730,0oo; Utah
$500, 900; Arizona, $1.321.O00; Connecti-
cut, $3,798.0O0; Delaware, 100000:
Florida. 100000. These amounts are
not included in figures already given.
but indicate future work.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
RADIO PHONES FOR BOATS.
Latest Type of Equipment Ordered
for o.. s. Coast Guard,

Lifeboats Of the United States coast
guard are to be equipped with the
latest type OF radio telephone ap-
paratus. SO that in the future they
Will be able to talk to land stations
Of the guard even when out at sea In
heavy storms or fog. The apparatus
used in the lifeboats was developed As
a result Of experiments conducted by
the bureau Of standards. the Depart
ment OF Commerce announced.
At Atlantic City recently one OF the
thirty ski foot motor-driven surf
boats that are used for rescue work
was sent five miles off shore, and 1t
was demonstrated that men in the
boat could easily converse with tho
shore station. "It is expected that
the radio telephone installation on
the lifeboats will save many hours
of hardship for members of the coast
guard and will aid in the saving of
life AS WELL" says a statement by the
department. Constant communication
between coast guard boat and station
will eliminate waste work and danger
and make 1t possible for the shore sta
tion to direct a surfboat which is
searching for survivors.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
''C0IN C0NTAINER,"' $50
AND FAKE PURCHASER
DISAPPEAR TOGETHER

Willingness to demonstrate the
quality Of coin contafner result
ed in q $50 loss for Jacob Brainin
Of 1716 7th street. 1t happened thus:
happened thus:
A colored man quietly walked
into the store Of Brainin. He
wanted a coin container---a sis
able one-one that could. hold
80 gold coin. s't
He was shown one.
He did not think q $50 gold coin
would fit in 1t. He requested q
demonstration.
The gold coin was produced.
The demonstration was satisfac-
torily completed. The customer
started to examine the container
holding the coin. and found it to
his liking. Whereupon, the gold
coin, the container and the Gus
toner departed from the store on
the run. disappearing down an In
tersecting street.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
VICE CONSUL BITTEN BY DOG.

Hooker A. Doolittle, United States
vice consul at Madras, India, was bit
ten BY a mad dog few days ago and
is undergoing Pasteur treatment, with
favorable results, according to a ca
blegram to the State Department from
the consul general at Calcutta.
Evening star., 1921-12-21
BUNCH
Your Gifts This Year!

HERE'S the way we suggest doing it. In
stead Of worrying over what to Bet for
everyone in the family and trying to
find time to Bet it-just resolve now to make
this the most sensible Of all Christmases.
BUNCH your 8ifts. Make that overburdened
family Christmas budget do REAL job for
the first time, perhaps in history-make it
buy SPECIAL-SIX SEDAN
Suppose you come in and see this car today.
Then, if you wish it, we'll be glad to CO.
operate to the limit in placing it at your front
door early Christmas morning where all the
family will see it through the window holly.
Terms can be ARRANGED to suit your con-
venience.
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trust To the undersigned trustee.
dated January 20, 1921 default hav-
ing been made in the payment of the
debt therein secured. and being re-
uHircd so to do by the beneficiary.
| viii sell At public auction, on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, May IS. 1921.
At l. o'clock Noon,
tho real estate and personal prop
crty described in said deed as fol-
G5i acres Of land, together with all
buildings thereon. aud rights and
privileges thereto appurtcnant stu
ated. lying and being in Charles City
County, in the state OF Virginia, be-
ing the same tract OF land conveyed
TO Julien Gum by deed from \. Fin
ley Greeley and Bertha l.. Greeley.
recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Charles City County in Deed Book
No. %, page 254. the said tract OF
land containing, according to n sur
rey ana map made by J. Lyeii Clarke.
Eiyil Engineer. dated January &c.
1917. six hundred and siNty-siX and
ninety one hundrcdths (666.9O) acres.
ana being the same tract OF land
noration by deed duly recorded in the
Clerks Office aforesaid
And also the following personal
nroperty: mules. horses, IL COWS.
son tractor. ! Avery tractor, | tractor
plow' ! tractor disc harrow. spring
tooth burrows s-horse plows. 9
horse piow. grain binder. McCor-
mick corn binder. Mccormick
mover, Mccormick hay rake. i
Grain drill. ! crow corn planter. .
riding cultivatorS. . or 3-hnrsr
wagons. wagon bodies. wagon hnv
rack. harness OF all kinds, lot OF forks.
noes ana l-horsc implements usually
round on an up-to date farm, 30 tons
naicd hay. lot of corn fodder
kitchen range. I i-burnor oil stove
lot o! household and kitchen furni-
lure al oil which personal property
Is located on the above d.scrihed real
estate in Charles city County. Vir-
ginia."
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as 10
so much of the proceeds as may be
necessary TO dcfray The expenses or
executing this trust, including trls-
Zee commission of 5 per cent. fees
Tor drawing and recording this deed
ana 10 pay note of $6.00O.0O. with
interest from January %. 1921. and
me balance upon terms to be an
nOuncrd. "
BENZ. PURVIS.
Trnst.n
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| rustee Auction Sale
of
| 4O8 North
1wenty~Second
Street

In execution of "A certain deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned trustees.
dated February 70. 1920. recorded in
the Clerks Oiiicc OF Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in -. b. 259-D, page 80,
default having been made in the pay
mcnt of part OF a debt therein
secured and being required SO TO do
by the beneficiary. We Will sell at
pubic auction on the premises,
MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1921.
At o'clock L. NJ.
all that certain lot or parcel OF land.
with the frame dwelling thereon.
known as No. HOS North Twenty
second Street, lying and being in the
c!ty OF Richmond. Virginia, on the
west side OF Twenty second street.
between I and l. Streets, and bound
eli aS follows, to-wit: Beginning at
Il point on the west side OF twenty
intersection with the north line OF T
street, thence running northwardly
along the west line OF Twenty second
street and fronting thereon 81 feet
thence back from said front west
wardly and between parallel lines lo5
iect inches to an alley in the rear.
TERMS: Cash 10 pay off TWO past
die notes. one principal note for the
sum OF S2.65O.O0 ana one interest note
for the sum of S39.75. due February
26. 1921. and accrued interest on same.
and to cover costs OF executing said
trust. Balance, II any, TO he secured
by deed OF trust payable one year
after date with q per cent interest,
or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser.
Geo. l.. Richardson and NJ. D. Nun
nally. trustees
BltOOKS " RICHARDSON. INC,
AuctiOuperS.
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The object OF this suit is to enforce
lien In favor OF the city of Rich.
n mond Tor the sum OF s2oS.96. with ac-
thhueu interest," thereon, amounting to
que the city OF Richmond, constitute
ING lien on lot OF land lying in
the CITY or Richmond. Va. beginning
Street. at the termination OF tho bounS
dary OF the line OF tho French Car
yen LOIS, amt running along said
NE: ae' feet to point on said line.
tnence At right angles with Ninth
street along the line which divides
lot No. Ia from lot No. l6 in tho plan
OF trcnch Garden" lots. distance
aionS the western line of said street
100 feet To the point OF beginning, as
Sessed in the name OF Isaac a. Cod
9. And athdavit having been made and
hied by ID. J. Francis. CollactHr OF
pclinquent Taxes for the city of Rich
mon and agent for said corporation.
din; Isabel G. Mills and VirEie W.
sioudin are non-residents OF this
H tha e ana are persons interested in
suit. y IS ordered that the said Con-
way Goddin. residing at 500 w. One
Nun ynrt ana iserenty-third Street.
post office address is care American
Locomotive Co. No. 30 Church Street
OF nat 7n1 e. city I Isabel G. Mills. residing
angeles, Cal. and Nirgie w. Goddin.
residing. ut 7O7 w. ThirtySfourth
street, Los Angeles. Cal, do appear
n nnIG Within Yen days after the duo
may be necessary to protect their in
tereSts in this suit.
y Copy-Tcste:
III. r. POlLARD,
city Attorney. y. O.
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City OF Richmond. ,...... PLAINTIFF

City OF Richmond. . Plaintift
Unknown Heirs OF William
Rowe. deceased, ct al Defendants
The object OF this suit is to enforce
a lien in favor OF the city OF Rich
mond for the sum OF S657.2l. with
accrued interest thereon. amounting
To the sum OF slS6.23. delinquent
city OF Richmond, which constitute n
lien on a lot OF land in the city OF
Richmond. Va. described as follows:
Located at the southwest corner OF
Church and Rowe Streets. fronting
90 feet on the western line OF Church
Street and extending back Westward
southern line OF Rowe street and a
line parallel Herewith 100 feet. the
metcs and bounds OF which appear
on Il survey made by Il. Crawford
filed with the papers in this cause
And affidavit having been made and
fled by ID. j. Francis, Collector of
DeiiniIuent Taxes for the city OF Rich
mond and agent for the said cor
poration. that the heirs ut law of
Mary Ann Rowe. deceased. other than
that they are or may be Interested in
the subject matter to be disposed Of
in this suit. and that due diligence
has been used by and on behalf OF
the city OF Richmond To ascertain in
what county or corporation they re-
| side without effect, they being made
parties to the amended bill as persons
unknown. ii is ordered that tho sa III
unknown heirs at law of Mary Ann
Rowe. deceased. do appear here with
in ten days after the due publication
OF this order and do what In ncccs-
| sary To protect their interests in
! this suit.
\ Copy-Tcstc:
| III. r. POLAND,
City Attorney. u. q.
| BROOKS & RICHARDSON INC
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Legal Notices

The annual meeting OF the Mutual A.
snFLncc society OF Virginia Will b, hril
on May 10. 1871. ut the office OF th. an.
s.ety; Room 2oi Mutual Hui!dins. Rich
Hohd va: AT ! o'clock L. NJ.
q. MOtFErT KING; Snrrat
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Ky CllAS. y. ROSE co.
Real Estate Auctioncers


In execution OF a certain deed of
trust To the Undersigned irusten
dated September ID. 1920, and "a,
corded in the Office OF the clerk Of
the Circuit Court OF Iienrico countv
in ID. Il. 2l5-A. page 37I. deralllt hny,
ing been made in the payment of the
debt secured thereby, and being re-
rucstcd ny the notcholdcr so 10 do.
! vii! offer for sale 1T public auction
on the premises on
MONDAY. APRIL %. 1921.
At O'Clock L. NJ.
the following described property. An
that certain tract or parcel OF lana
with all buildings. improvements
timber ana wood and right of WAYS
and appurtcnanccs thereto belonging
iicnrico. virginia, about three miles
northcas; ~ ihe city OF Richmond,
near Craightnn Road or Hanover
Road. and containing 1873 acres. more
or less. as shown by plat made by
Il. Crawford Redo ~ Brothers. sur
vcyors and Engineers, dated August,
q. 1917. and recorded with the deed
from Chas. G. Willard and wife to
Edmund Christian, dated September
-, 1914 being the same real estate
which was conveyed from Chas G..
Willard and March!e T. Willard TO
Lula Saunders lass by deed dated
July B. 1870. and duly recorded in
said Clerks Onicc.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay or
and discharge note for 100000 to-
grthcr with all taxes. lcvics and cost
announced at sale. This sale is sub
jcct To prior lien of si7.75O.OO
(SignedD w. y. PENDLETON.
Trustee
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AUCTION SALE
24O Hogsheads of BrightLea
tobacco Bright Leaves of
1919 Crop

The Old Tobacco Exchange, Shockos
Slip. Richmond. Virginia.
BY authority OF the parties in In.
tereSt. we shall on
TUESDAY, THE BIRD DAY OF MAY
1921, at IL ~. NJ,
offer for sale at public auction, at the
Old Tobacco Exchange, Shockoa Slip.
Richmond. Va. $40 hogsheads Of
Bright Leaf Tobacco bright leaves
OF 1919 CROP, now in HCtcheson's
Va.
TERMS: Cash. Samples Will be Ell.
hibited at the sale and may In tho
ncantimc DO seen ut our Office. Co.
lumbar Block. Shockoe Slip. Rich
nond, Virginia.
JOHN L. wINGO & CO.
ADril l. 1921
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I rustees' Auction Sale
Three Story Brick Dwelling

NJ THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
HANOVER AVENUE AND LOM-
HARDY STREET.
In execution of a certain deed Of
trust to the undersigned, dated April
y, 1918 recorded in the Clerks Office
Of Richmond Chancery Court in ID. II.
2iS-B, page ASS. default having been
debt therein secured, ana being re-
CURED so 10 do by the beneficiary.
we viii sell at public auction. on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 70, 1921.
AT 6 O'Clock T. NJ,
the following described real estate:
".Ali that lot or parcel OF land. with
improvements thereon situated in the
City OF Richmond. .Virginia, at the
southwest intersection OF Hanover
Avenue and I.ombardy street. ana de-
Scribed as follows: beginning at the
Intersection of the south line OF Han
over Avenue with the west line OF
Lombardy street. thence westwardly
along the south line Of Hanover Ave-
nuc and fronting thereon thirty (30)
said front. between parallel lines
,the eastern one being the west line
OF Lombardy street,, one hundred
ard twenty-five G25) feet to an alley
In common fourteen tlD feet nine
go inches wide"
TERMS: Cash
Notice--The above sale Is mads
p ernnsr, on the ahove-dcscri0ed
FRANK S. RIcHEsoN.
ROBT. c. BAYLISS.
! : asleas,
400 A. a a, -
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LIVE STOCK
MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

ALL HIIS--"My NANNY" ''Rosie'':
When You're Gone. i Won, Forget:
Daddy. You've Been Mother to Ne" !:
'Whlspering" and all tn. latest Column
bia Kecords Three Columbia stores.
southern Furniture Co.. East Broad,
1871 Hull and Main Street Furniture Co.,
li2J East Main Street.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

VIRGINIA--lN THE CLERKS Of
FlCE OF THE CIiANCERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
TIE DIST DAY OF MARCH. 1921.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

.sgyx1 SPECIAL communication OF
R&aSSM Dove Lodge. No. 81. A. r. ( A,
RWlS& NJ. VIII he held in Ma.oni,
&$A I.rnplc this Friday AZ 4 r. NJ
%akAAkS work in the degrees. Brethren
OF sister lodges and transien,s
invited by order OF Worshipful' Master
a. ~. Mcdowell. Secretary '''-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-22

VlRGLNIA.IN TIE CLERIL's OF
FiCE or THE CIIANCERY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RiCHAiDND.
THE 3lST DAY OF MARCH, 1921
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE.
Ey virtue OF of trust dated
March 80. 1917, ANA recorded in the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court.
Part >. Richmond. Va, in -. Il. il-A,,
page AS. default having been made
in the payment OF the debt secured
thereby, ana being required so to do
by the beneficiary. Will sell at pub
lie auction on the premises. HOP Hull
Street, south i;!vhmoEd Va, on
April. 81, 1871.
ut o'clock l.. NJ,
the follow ing described property:
All the fixtures. soda fountain,
showcases. tables. chairs, safe. desk
mirrors stove, flooring, shelves AMI
everything pertaining 10 or belonging
TO said articles mentioned
GEO. IL. PAUL, Trustee
TERMS. Cash
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RE<iL ESTATE FOR sale

iIutS for Sale 81
wEsTIiAMrToN L0Ts-Mrs. E. HAYES
i.pscom6 al American Ma: tank RidS
Suburban for Sale 81
BEACTIFui. n!uc-rooin stucco on trolley,
HE ora u't sisc Sweys WORTH Th9" iSnc% Sissp
smaller house part payment Sell extra
lots Owner. Bon J AL. The Dispatch
hiGiiLAND FARM hcmes. Largest hat
+. Ruehrtnuud. Sole Agent. AIi.on .
building soais Eas; Main Street.
HOUSE slx-r9om suburban home. large
Or car line and good road. $500. Very
cnsy terms. bon 4 40, care The DIS.
SEW d-roVm bungalow; electric lights
acres: near LAKESIDE car: $500 Al
dress owner. BVx + i2t. IN. Dispatch
siX:RooM house, lots of land. $1,000;
line, ,s!,5OO. Five rooms large lot.
isnGea ht i:eo 5 snn" Mn a. aSa1 Eh
SUBURBAN HOMES.
Seyenn-room BUNGALOW ,. acre Land; on
Seven Pines car i!ho: nice orchard. garage.
chicken house. ch!e"en pen; s2,5OO.
Five-room cottage. :. acre Of land: on
3 3,hct t ar "s ssa,ase and se'era!
Five ,room hopss. acre. Of iaud; on
aad houses fenced ans! cross fenced ;or
ehicAcns young orchard: $500.
PETERSBURG LINE
riy,.rooin bungalow. with 5o-too, lot;
everything IN ~! condition: $500.
Eigh,-room dwelling. with electric lights
hot water heat. bath: acres of land
chicken houses; about half ct the place
fenced FOR chickens. also lot OF fruit;
ASHLAND CAR LINE.
siS.room bungalow, with slate root:
ieeesd and srosssIfneea soSd oa,GGiid.
mss. orSh.rd. This Will make ME.
country home: $4,000.
seyen-roonl cottage. with { acres o:
land, about minutes w,li. to ear line
=, Tw.iyc ;i,., dwelling, with bath and
buiiGinss and oTchard $1,000 ''''' "1'
ae riyy,: II od ho"ss IN far n,n. soG ;!
Eish'-s rom, awsiitnF; y; asrss OF land
$500. ' anu "0o'''os'' '''"'F'
E,sh,;rg.sm aMeliins acres of land
on H.. +. q p.
SN-room house, with acres OF land
goud orchard; $500.
SN-room dwelling. with bath. .lec;ri,
lights. "ncrcs OF Land; garage and chicken
house, 5000.
Eight-ronn siucco. bath AMI clcctr!,
lights. basement and acres of land
$500.
E.Eht-room stucCo: tile roof: on Lake.
s!i- car lin, hath aud electric lights
one acre III !anG. $4,000.
j. y. CDNNEi.LY & co.
Seventh an4 Franklin Streets
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THE BEST AID In this column II tho al.
that tells NJ. tho faots about tho p.opo-'
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KEAL EST.fTE FOR Sale
Farms and Land for Sale
FARM BARGAINS

FARM BARGAINS.
Ninc-room house large new
garage, hen house. etc: 10 acres
young orchard, having about 30
trees: ! mile car line. III miles
road. Price. s3.750.GO; terms
Five-room house. su m mar
Kitchen; all necessary outbuild.
inss. nice shade. and flowers; is
lrult trees: "a milo station: cheap
rates and convenient trains to civ
Priced for quick sale. 100000.
REX o. JONES CO.. INC.
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city OF Richmond....... Plaintiff
The Heirs OF Isaac a.
Goddin, deceased. Defenda "a
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Auction Sales

dated April Is, 1913, and recorded in
the clerks office of the Chanccry
Court of the city of Richmond in
Deed Book 222-C. page 1928. default
the principal note for the sum OF
$4,000. secured therein. and being re-
uuircd so to do by the holder OF tho
said note. | shall sell at public auc-
tion, on the premises. on
SATURDAY. THE 23D DAY OF
APRIL, 1921,