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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
FULTON NOTES

Friday December Gath n few men OF
the Community mot together at Mr..
Daniels Printing Onicc and had n JOY
full time in relating their Christian cx
pcricnccs, later on we were helped by
tn" very timely remarks from Mr. lIar
vry Johnson Of Norfolk All Of us wee
very glad to sec Mr.. Johnson.
December 25th. the usual Christmas
services Uf the three churches were
held nt the Union Level baptist church
Rev. c. Il. Cobb*. used as his subject:
40 Room for Christ Everybody t.
hear, seemed to hc lifted up and pur
pose to max" room for Christ IN
their Domestic, Commercial and Spir
itual affairs.
Sunday. December Goth. at II 80
\. NJ. Rev. Cohbs preached a very help
ful sermon Isaiah the 9th Chapter and
the 9th verse. The choir sang very
brauti-ully rs usual.
Tomorrow at $50 r. NJ. will be tho
first Communion OF the Year. Let us
cclnc and hay" Il joyful time in Civ
Ing, praises 10 our Lord
II 80 \. N. and j. NJ. there was
great shout at the Rising Mt. ZION
Baptist church, Rev. VIM. Harris
"uH SG"tc Missionary, preached two
II p;ring sermons. Subject in the morn
ing Wa; tn" "IIcavcnlv Mysterious
Child On Earth.' AZ ni&ht his dis
course was on Prayer" " All who
heard the Reverend both saint and
sinners were stirred within to obey
H." lI"nvcn'v Child'; command.
$50 =. NJ. he Mt Erin Lodge No .
~
i2rd anniversary at the above church
Kew. II. Il. TaN.or. NJ V. j.. prracn
cd the sermon.
T"mnrrow morning and nisht the
f"F"""nd Russell OF the Va. l.. T.
W II have charge Of the services.
Owing to th" absence Of Rev. Dud
ley who was buokcd to preach AZ ihr
'n'on Level BAPTIST church last Sun
d:y IT 3:@0 =. NJ. the Rev. G. T.. Reed
o. IN" 9Th NJ. Zion Rartist. preached
"d in nj" S'H'd. The pastor. Rev. c. r
Martin Is doing great work ut rnion
TN" regular meetings Of the Fulton
Nrtare League arc held every FRI
h;lN NJ MO Il. NJ. IN stairs over the
fE!ton Cafeteria. Friday January 7th
I"@i lherc viii he rendered "A uniGu,
program Tor the occasion. Rev. Wm
harris oar state Missionary viii dc
live" the address. You IRE welcome
lt"T. W. +. Brown. president; Mrs.
Larry +. jnrhou. vic" president
MISS Georgia Hicks Of rhiladrlphi il
"hli" on ron'n 10 South Carolina
"t"Nn"d over for weeks stay at he,
SlSf"r'&. Nr% hattie IIackctt.
Mrs.. N"tt1" Z. L:'.rtl Of Durham
: {. = as" >rrnding The Christmas
~ Mr.. Hattie y. IIackrtt's.
IN" Installation exercises OF The
Richmond Baptist Sunday School
'a'"n VIII take place Sunday. Jan
uary 2n'I $3.50 p. N. at the 9th Mt
. I'"n BAPTIST church. Rcv. II. V. Pcy
. i"n VIII deliver tn" address. a very
! splendid program has been ARRANGED
fer tn" occasion.
Installation OF tho officers OF the Mt
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Grand Chancellor John Mitchcll
il. DR.. \. a. lrunaut and Rev. l.. J,
Norris left last Tuesday afternoon
for DanVill", Va. to set up Il now loig,
o. knights OF Pythias in Danvllc, Va
They will set up another lodge at
Portsmouth. Va. on Thursday nigh,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
THREE WHITE MEN ROBBED HIM
John w. Uuy1lgrOyC (Whitt

John W. IInzalgrovo (whitc) OF
Roanoke. Va, who was visiting his,
friends, in this city reported 10 tho
police that he was black -jacked and
robbed OF $4,000 about s o'clock Sun
day night. December Goth on 9TH st.
near Main street. The traffic officer
in his box was only half block away
Three white men took Il part in the
robbery and dragged their victim into
- alley to complete the job. The roh
hers overlooked $4,000 which lac
had Scwcd up in hi;: clothing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
Observation-Disclosures

MIR. and Mrs. Ellis Rogers announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Hat.
tie Belle 10 Mr.. Cornelius w. Dan.
d;idgo, Thursday morning. November
25, 1920
They left Friday, November &c, for
st. Louis, Missouri where they Will
make their future home.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
7'|'I|:: JOB HUNTERS
(By j. &. Carter Of Danvillc, Va. }

And now the general scramble
among the "lead,rs' of tho race for
seine littl" job i'll Washington OF else
where has begun, and more big Ne
tror> are being discovered or have
discovered themselves since Nov,m-
Der End. than | ever knew were in
he country, and | naturally ask my
.,clf from whence c:lme they and whith
rr DO they thinking they are travelling
ana what do they expect to do When
ihcy ret There"
WAt,r tn" greatest minds OF the
rDIntry arc concerning themselves
with on" international relations. for
"'&u commerce. the League Of Nations
relief for the agricultural industries,
:rli otlicr Quc>tioni hat SO vitality
cuucrrE the whole people, our 'big
E;"n" are interested in none OF them.
lu. the upprrmoSt question that rises
to their sight is, now that ia. battle
is iough, and the victory won, who
among us is going to be Recorder OF
l'ctns, Register OF tho Treasury. Min
i%tC,' TO Liberia, or Haiti. or Nine
,,"Mth nsi,istant Auditor 10 the first
assistant tu the fourth assistant Audi
tn II The Drpartmcnt OF Govcrnmru.
tai J3nitur&.
tnd if any body would tcll mo why
any self respecting Negro wishes TO
occupy amy uil'a IN Washington or
elsewhere under ANY administration.
| shall hr extremely glad to be in.
:o, med. Why any co,orcd gentleman
desires 10 30 10 Washington or else.
where to be 4 Servant Of servants"
an 10 dwell IN the tents OF his hrcth
rem. puzzles me to know. | have been
in this o!l world Sumc little time and
have seen 4 few thinr; but among
th" things that | have not seen is n
Negro office holder in WAHhinTt on or
els cWhrrr that was worth TO the race
y NV" cont piece ana a punched dime.
lh" GrrA'"St function that any OF the
t:'h' ever iii CHARGES is to shine al
some Negro lIi"h Society event
W'9IHh hi"h society cons SITS OF Negro
clcrk4 elevator raisrrS and school
t"'rh"rS with n few restaurant krrp-
"rS thrown in and the rrnSon for their
r"tS"nr" i that they often have sun
piled IN" "at"hlrS til" pnvmrnt Tor
u hirH they Wei Nn%t'hy have 10 wat
= 'N"N' p'ydav."
WY Wy ;An w''n h:s /? rrw> u. r.c~.
'.:' j. y" ~l@tr n n" and :hnt Is
pnh'c % wiclain" an influru.., ,t;.t
"l r@dGund 10 t." hon~f't Of ;wttvr.
- ilinns Of n"nplc should civ, ~ tl,:4t
~" =" t. go tn W'sh'n"'on :, hv lo~l
- IT." ""H"rHl shuttle nnS@": nv ur.
= rst'n1n% Why any Negro l-wy~r
+" tu'! "iE' uH y pr2"tirc That cn@h'rG
h:'1 - t"Hh" :; living for his family
"'"' !" "nHi !" hil" 80 IrAd ~ jnG"Nrnh
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01

Mr.. Elartwcll a. Dandr'tgc Of
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. DanGrdse Of
Ellcrson, Va, and his grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ThoS. a. Licgins OF 50i
Mitchell, Street Richmond, Va.
Sir W. B. +. Crowrll OF Nolnokc.
Va, W:,s in the rlty las week. He
wa. II visitor 10 Tidcwntcr Virginia
u'$o.
Mrs. Ada = Gary ana sister. Mo-.
lie Il. trquhHrt Of Franklin, Va, lrft
on the @6th of December to visit their
'riativc; in Philadelphia and New
York.
Mr.. Algir e. Harrison WHO IS Il.
tending school in Norfolk is vi> Tin:
hIa grand-parrnts. Mr.. and Mrs. ". W.
l'r4uhart OF Fraklin, Va.
Attorney J. Thomas IIcwin has
m"ved into his new residence. 1t :.
no; yet completed however.
Deacon Robert Scav Of the Ti:th
street Baptist church is indispn - /.
Rev DR.. r. King. who has been
11n!ii - his .,.Jm under the care
rs s.. ? and .HvSic.an Is ont a4&iu.
Grand Mister W. +. Grasty Of the
GRAND I.C.gr, \. r. & a. A. Was in
III" city i.IiS week on route to zap"
th1"ir$. Va. where Il" Instituted a
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

Malcolm Hinton was shot 10y his
friend Willie Johnston on Christmas
Day on the corner of Second and
Leigh strro,S. 1t seems that he Wa:;
toying with an automrtir revolver,
when it WAS discharged. the bail Strik
irr Hinton. who dropped to the ground
dying shortly afterwards. II" reside!
1t 5l2 W. Leigh street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
NOTICE

The stock -hold"rs OF the Mechanics
Savings Bank WI meet in their an
Eual session, Tuesday, january II.
i?2l. $40 =. NJ. n Tive pythian Cnstl"
~ y. Third street. All arc notified
to hc present il person or Ivy proxy.
JOHN MITCHELL. JR.. prCt;.
}. ME,RCER G. RAMSEY. Soc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
BOY BOLTS AS MOS INTEEt tEr"fS
HIS CAI"CORS

Deputy Sheriff :ind citizens Scuu"
Country for Black Alleged to
Have killod Youth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01

In Confusion Following Firing OF
Shot, Accused Leaps From Auto.
mob e and Makes Getaway. Amid
FuSilladc Of Bullets
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
REV Il. V. PEITOS lNDISPOSED

Rev. DR.. r. V. peyton the able pastor
oi tn" Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist church
wnllo much improved III health is
StIll indispuScd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
NOT n

Boys and girls Won can earn 5000
per week after schoG. hours. Send
name aad address
SMITH MEDICINE. co.
120 -. James Street
Richmur'l. Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
by her mother.
CHARLOTTE TIIII.
y ~~ . -

Young woman Of Office ability and
experience wishes 4 position as clerk
and typiS'. Suutl"rn offers consider.
cd. Address, Miss y. II. r., 159 West
la3rd street, Now York City
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01

S:r W. ". ErQuhart vas in tho
~ this week and called 1t our oHiC,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01

Deacon Rohcrt Scav Of the r'i:th
street Baptist church is indiSpo - |.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01

Rev. DR.. r. King. who has been
a1H!iI - his I'm under the care
ni# E- ? :,ud AvSictan Is ont a@.iu.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-01-01
h.,AHE OF MRS BRIDGES

~ As *
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-20
UN BENEMERl1O CITTADNO DI POPOLI

-ua mazionc dI PopoIi e. costautc-
mcnto 1Istata da amIci roigiosi,
quail Vi troyano scmpro Ia pin cor
diaIc ospitaIita' ed il sorriso della
micizia e della bonita
Nci giovanni ami Don Iaccaria fu
yalente gIornalista in Roma, mel
Tempo. giornaIc cattoIico della Capt
tale. fu Pol IN HuImona retlore @
n,oigSfo'g ,,,i s'is ~ ,o'y' w, sun ;
r.n,n, nm arrroJit.to .oftirI,n,In ii
politica rcgioualc @ propaganda rcli-
2Io-a. In PopoIj, ogni buona iniziati-
VA 10 jroua primo Ira prIml. La-iI"
I.I. ,,,'I'I r., oI 3ug.'a ,,I; ;Ja'I r ,''l"
ronI,z,onn dr,rn ,rornir1o If ponoIi
Don Zaccaria clargi gcnorosamcrtc
Lire 800
Don hacrarIa Nelia' che scppe por'
,;'c S 4 Do,'" I',,"'.iI,I. , ~ ,,; seminar.
bonta i di.cinpina mn orator,
re,undo e yigoroso ST e. scmpre in
Popoli dimostrato accorto diplomat.
co g sagglo nomo dl goycrno.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-20
Don ZacCaria SettA


No 81 drl5 dj,owL,c U rLc u
yvbbJsa n Ram, yL,Jrjo,yo j, ,c-
gpruir uoii1c 4gIrrir,o.iogr n PRE-
L,lg Dam,<Iiro can FIo1o oUorifico
H VoUyigpou al mn roIHse;-
mo .Iyr,urnip ooiro. rociwcg
p c"mDdceouo del Ho,lro dircilorc.
,oi gn0Ic ri yoIIcg,j0m9 scHGiamcric
per- Il turdiro ricouosrimcaio drHc
SUE prcrlmi rulu' Quoiuuquc uosira
p0roIq III mriiaio ciogig. gl0sicrcjbc
9ucIIo che, del doiio Preioio, dice
~ H~org'mento H"rramo s'm-
FI1crD"Hlr rhc INN /occau0 Sr'j0,
I'no al HomrnIo d"Il1 s"a e'cr11lonr
"a orciW"Ir. No" c'II0"Ho. d' Fo-
Po'L E9' q c'lloa"o a' b1sgl Q
DlNS'$t $'"o D'G'gHoNl$lhi ~ I"i.
.''l,>'''I."' SDo, go"'P''S""'
<p"'N' "'''' '''e' y, cue" a. = '''' ''|'
''gg't"""' ~" p'''''' ~ S'y"'"'s
"'''.'"
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-20
LOGGIA LEONARDO D1 FINCI
No 270

Giuseppe Dj Silrcstro,
Duetiore la Ljbera ParolG"
Egregio AMIGO e fratello.
La Loggia Leonardo da Vinci, N.
210, di Washington, Pa, nella sedu-
ia ordinaria del Febbraio 1921, sa-
puto dell'atto vigliacco commesso da
una masnada di fedifraghi della log
gia Napoleone Colaianni No 141, a
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-20

E
chiamato anime III ranoo coIoro ,Dn
con n sionor Dr,ootto 81 b,nrc
combattpto T. me- oyrnn,r,, g,,,t, b.n
dondc
n sirnor Drarott, min. ,nprr-., /.
launa con gIruri del "Grupn, Piror
maj" ammoncndo che coli non rra nam
Jre..olrio da dover colpiro prr far
piaccro Il Ioro. Prcrniamo rar narla.
re- l'autorc del communicate D,suir-
,rmj cgIi dice. u.. oggG N r>.a. ..
rnr mia q.irstgnr inIrDJarona aha. r.
rvIdr~9 o>rora nd wro~n.rnIr prl.-
0.0uo al p0li dnw prr-.o.a'o
per ro.pvr d" "cr$o"a.''' ~ r.'""-
q" Io>Nr c1h I'i'. prr.hr "o a.
r"SS. loro romo"o~.
ON goanJo sarebor static ne..o So
I Dra@oiIo 81 .oS~' poiulo rloe.'ar
ahrar gue~la volta al lv"'l ~ I'"'-
," " ~ I7,lg' rIpelendo sui Ioro mo-
50 enc 'Sii non era un p'..o.'I' .
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-20
XIl | /

noIoo,o Colo;,r,; III F;IadoIf;, .,,.
tror;a,,o,,t, a anorto r.; i rn,r.,b.
fo~ oraJoro notosso ovoro ,Itr, sonf;.
,,,onta aho ,o, r,ssa ~, ott;,,, o,n
ootta NAV. Il como d.II.Orlino +, l,,,n
e,Iy,ni, :. g,,os.i,,, ,,.,r r,., =.
q; A., l,,-r,,,,,,,.,' ,.;t,,,.., ..r,.. 81
1T, .l,, ~; a..,,,s.;a,,,.. H., rn,,
u te,,,n, ortr. , mn, o.snrn ,Irg nar.
tot, moral, n J,r. c.rt. r,rI;,,i
- -, .l, ,.n ,,,I.,n..lr, .r -..,
nra'nJi..,,,,, ;r,,.,f.,,,, l.Ir. n-
r. sn..;, I,r,ui COMO 1; r.tm.I.
81 or.i,r, ,La .rri ..,,,, .a...,,,
-, N ,,,.,l. .,ll;, .,.,..4. \.
nc st,c;nrn ,n.,It,o ,r;.;,..r.... NJ
tr,n,-,,,,, ,l,i h, ;.r; ,.,r,.,t.. H.. ~.
49, oo,tr, ,,,,,,,ar. IL, ,,,,,u, n,
.nno r, dofin;,a ";.,,,..,,;j;J ;J,,,o, p.
royJosl,-;o,. MIN, ,.,., a. .,.l;..,,
u ,,,ron;j,r;o2
II Dr,r,++, ..hL.,o r,.s. .,,t,
n,aaojonton,c,t. ma H.; .;.,, ,,rgg
biatl rIIormstI, all uItlmo longrcsSa
StataIe dell OrdInc tcmjosI n Ncran-
ton, fu Il mlg.lorc colIaboratore del
Programme del Grande Venerable,
Ia Gun opera egl nconosce guando
atierna, nelIo scrilj" enc qui aPpreS-
80 r1epiIogmamo. Ho" Nrn." cNr.li-
dere Il Ieo'e m'Trr"io 2 S'garla
de! Gran7e ' enerobIe che H0" a tor
70 ren"c 0CIrtio o' ""0"m'.' ca
81 che rI IN Icrlto pcHSorn 20" I'onin
Oni soypnito. oQui rHia' r9urru
rlc qU yio morla.
Ouando ST ranno auc-to solemn di-
ehiarazioni non ST puo' assoutamcn-
te crederc, anchc Sc 10 -cntissmo
con lc nostro orccchic, che un uomo,
salvo che non sia nm farabutto di
eento cote, possa rimangiarscIo Q
dare altro giudizio, pcrche non sa-
rebb" crcduto da ncssuno.
#*&
Dopo il ritorno da Scranton, Io fl
le del riformisti 81 assottigIiarouo !
migIiori clement, come Marazzi, Ac-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-20

Nni Iibri ayc-tani dctti Gatna. Tc.
.r,topoaio III onci poroIi oriental
roiroa nna p,rto fntcaranto. mar-
fnnuno in alcuui parlicolari dirrou-
.ca da mcIIa Sopra riportuta (Ncd
SodnrbIom op cit. 22i segD.
lie Iaagondo postoriori del Pars
di.tiuanouo tra prorcti che doyrauuo
apparirc ALA fine del monde per
ncrnotnaI.,i Ia vita suIIo .tampo degIr
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-20
DnHjcrara qaolto apprcsso

.anno del rratclIo C. 5. +. Paolo Dj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
CAPTAIN LAss|TER BEATS
RECORD IN CADET SHOOT
John Murshalis Company e. Officer.
Makes 00 Out OF u Pos
SIble 1UO

Captain George i.assitcr. who is In
narSe or Company = OF the John
attained the highest record In target
practice in which the cadets have
nreh actively engaged during the las,
TWO weeks Ills record was 81 out of
possible lOO which is considered
student.
Each nt.mber Of tiy, cadet battai-
ION was given eighteen shots for
prtas''.e and The record was made
Win twenty shots each. The cadets
engage in target practice each year.
h!thouSh this time greater study
"as made Of firing, OF rifles than ever
pctorc. The members Of TIA. 1tan
made the best average. which was
50. The average OF tho four cotnpn-
mes Is as follows: Company &. 80.
comnany y. -; Company a. 72.i. and
Company 3. Il.3.
All cadets making Il record Of % or
more were considered first class
inarksncn. and ALI attaining ~ or
more We're second class mark sm" II.
Those in the mrs, class are as fol-
lows: Lass!ter. 90. j. Shoemaker,
- vs.. Rowzie, 81. $. Morriso.. ~.
w Paige. 20 y. Atkins, 90. aud /,
Arms,r2ne, 80 Those IN IN" second
class who made excellent records arr,
hs follows: w. Scott. 81; 7. Fleming.
~ VI. Via 90 6. BaliuE". 30. 4.
NILS. 30: j. Dowdc,i, 30; W. Hood.
80; c. White, 90; J. Todd. So; j. Bray.
80. and Il. Temple. So
The target practice vas held In the
rifle range pf the Grays' Armory ana
The shots were fred while at prone.
kEce!inS and In "A sitting position.
~! cadets were required 10 use the
SIinHs on tn. rifles and h." In tho
proper positions whit. firing Al
ihpugh many OF the contestants mad,
low scores. the aycrag. OF tn. cutir.
corps was considered very good
The cadet companies Will .n.ap. in
q y IL No..
10 an announcement made by Ray T.
James, comma ntaDt. Because OF 'ho
limited space in which tho cadets
nay" access to. the corps viii prob
"tIN not engage in scr"rHl ~ he
inan.uvcrA that are prescribed IN
regular extended order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
MORATORIUM PROCLAMATION
WITHHELD BY SALVADOR
tny Associated Press !

SA NSALNADOK. SALVADOR Arril
- DIFFERENTIATION o! a moratorium i'm
Salvador. which has been requested
BY banking Institutions. VIII not h,.
insucd. according TO decision reach
cd by the Council Of Ministers last
night Tn" Council issued a etatn.
mcut declaring tina, /, would stand
on this decision In all circumstances.
az IL WAS believed "a moratorium
would not be 10 the general interest
OF the country.
Provincial Governors and rent ad-
minis,ratorS have been authorized 10
convert into sprC." any bank notes
presented Ia them in accordance with
the national banking Law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
STUDENTS HAVE CHANCE TO
HEAR RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA

Walter e. Mercer. director OF ,nu-
SIC IN the city schools. VIII announce
10 all students tomorrow that seats
on the stage ior III. Russian SYM
phpny concert Will b. placed on sale
AZ 10 cents. This mod"rat" charge
VIII enable al! school children Inter-
cst"d ia good music to hear the or
ch"Slrn when il appears at ia. city
Auditorium next Thursday night
! NO selections, March. Slav," bv
Tscha!k owski. and the "Marchc MNi-
tairc." by the same composer, are
beng used In the musical memory
contest, and Therefore ar. Of special
interest Seats arc on sal. at tho
St!cr Piano Company, and thosc on
IN" siase VIII b. picked UP ilnmc,ii-
at"ly' Tor IN" ga e IN all parts OF tho
house Is tremendous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
SEIZE $4,000 COCAINE
ON SHIP AT NEW ORLEANS
Tny Assoclatod rross !

NEW ORLEANS, April a2.-Cocaiuc
estimated TO be worth $4,000 At pres
cnt retail prices Was Uncarthcd from
hiding place h,i."ath piles OF coal
in tn. buukcrs of the America n
steamship West Toiaut, in por, here.
during Il raid by Federal officers to-
day
The drug WAS contained In forty
nine bottles The West Totant arrived
here from Hamburg and anchored
of Algicrs Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
Bank Mny rhnnge nusrpc,, week

Governor George ] Scay. Of the
Federal Reserve Bank. stated last
night hat hc has not Yet received
any Information from Washington
changing, the business week Of tn.
institution, which nov ends on Fri
day. 10 Wednesday, though adV!c.s
from the capital Yesterday said thut
such an order had been promulgated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24
Cn.tcr.s Scuul IlIc..

M.ANDANA. y. -. April 23-.JnIncs
=. Flanagan. 81 years old. said 10 nc
the last surviving white scout %:
General Clusters seventh cavalry. died
here yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-24

can bo seen here In Il rcpicn-
ishcd 1871 stock at 1927 prices.
our rugs are shown under
both natural and artificial
light. so You can see just how
they VIII look in your home.
g" on easy terms 81 a WEEK
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-06-10
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,

barn 40x50 and other outbuiIdines. ali in
good condition Of repair about 100 acres
cleared and in fine state of cultivation
property Is well fenced and watered.
Both Of said properties are well located
on an improved county road and about 3
miles from macadamized road leading 10
Gsithersburg.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash. Purchaser
viii be allowed thirty days for examina-
ton Of title and TO complete terms Of pur-
chase. A deposit Of five hundred ($5OO)
dollars on each farm will be required of
the purchaser when the property is Knocked
down. Cost Of survey. II necessary. con-
yeyancing and revenue stamps to be borne
by the purchaser
For further particulars. apply to Frank
Higgins. Attorney. Rockville. Maryland.
FRANK HIGGINS,
Agent and Attorney for Owner.
june SITS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-06-10
TUESDAY, the 14th day Of
June, 1921,

al the hour Of clock. p. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed Of
trust. to-Wit:
All those certain pieces and parcels Of
land and premises situate. lying and being
IN Montgomery county. in the State Of
Maryland. and distinguished as Lots num-
besed Three 81. -Four "a. Five 80 and
Eleven (ll). in Block numbered Eight (S) /.
in a subdivision called Lakewood as
per plat recorded ia Plat Book No. 2, plat
146. one Of the Land Records Of said
Montgomery county.
TERMS OF SALE -One-t third cash. the
balance in one and two years secured by
first deed Of trust upon the above described
property. o. all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. A deposit of five hundred
(S5O0) dollars viii be required al the time
Of sale
Terms Of sale to be complied with with
in five days after final ratification Of the
said sale by the Circuit Court for Mont
eomery county: otherwise the property
viii be resold at the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser.
Taxes and all other fixed CHARGES to be
adjusted to the day Of sale. All convey
ancing. recording. examination Of title.
revenue stamps. etc. to be at the cost of
the purchaser.
HARVEY 7. WINFIELD.
Trustee.
Evans Boildins. Washington. D. C.
CHARLES S. ROBB.
may 2O-ts Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-06-10
TUESDAY. the l4th day of
June, 1921,

at the hour OF 4:30 O'Clock, P. NJ,
the real estate described in said deed of
trust. to-wit:
All those certain pieces or parcels Of land
and premises situate. lying and being in
MONTGOMERY. county. in the State Of Mary
land. and distinguished as Lots numbered
One ~, Two (2) and Six (6) and the east
one-half Of Lot numbered Seven (7(. in
Block numbered Eight (6) Lot numbered
Nine (9) all that part Of Lots numbered
Seven 81 and Eight (S) lying north Of a
thirty foot strip Of land conveyed to the
Chevy Chase to Great Falls Land Corpora
ton by deed recorded in Eber No. $50. at
folio 439. Of the Montgomery county Land
Records. in Block numbered (2Ol in a
subdivision called "Edeewood, as per plat
recorded in Plat Book No. 2. plat i46, one
Of the Land Records of said MONTGOMERY
county.
TERMS OF SALE :-0ne-third cash, the
balance in one and two years secured by
a first deed Of trust upon the above de-
scribed property, or all cash. at the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit of five hun
dred ($500) dollars will be required at
the time Of sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with with
in five days after final ratification Of said
sale by the Circuit Court for MONTGOMERY
county: otherwise the property will be re-
sold at the risk and cost Of the defaulting
purchaser.
Taxes and all other fixed charges to be
adjusted TO the day Of sale. All convey
ancing. recording. examination OF title,
revenue stamps, etc. to be at the cost of
the purchaser.
HARVEY 7. WINFIELD,
Trustee.
Evans Building. Washington, d. c.
WALTER X. TUCKERMAN,
may cots Trustee.