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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY r l.. CHAFFJN & co. INC,
Zeal Estate Auctiouccrs.
Twelfth and Main SITS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

~ SAIC
OF
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
nos 30i AND 30S NORTH SEVEN
1EENiH STREET.
Actins under Il decd of trust drawn
ny Louis Wolf and wife, duly record
cd IN the office OF the clerk OF Rich
moHd Chanccry Court in ID. b. 232-D.
page is6. default having been made
III the payment or money therein
secured, ana being so required by the
hotehoiders. the Undersigned trustees
WIN sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1921,
At O'Clock z. ST.,
the property described !n tho said
deed. rs foiiows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land. with all the Improyemants
thereon. designated as Nos. soi End
ap3 North Seventeenth street. to-
Sether with all rights and appur
,enahces thereto belonging, lying and
p pn,Hs IN me city Of richmond, vir-
seventeenth and BROAD Streets. and
bounded and described as follows.
,. VIZ commencing at the northeast
Ss1 ,ri, OF seventeenth and Broad
along The eastern line OF Seventeenth
street and fronting thereon forty
G insh GS feet and eleven tii)
hnnr eS; more or less. aud extending
between parallel lines, sixty t60J feri
ana nino CD inches, more or loss.
and being. designated as lots Nos. /
ana y, In the plan OF Mary y. priSidv.s
property; which plat Is recorded in
INC clerks office of the Richmond
Chancery Court In Plat l3ook No /
page i2e, and being the same real
ESTATE a,',a which was conveyed to the sa id
Louis Wolf by Harry 4. Nightingaie
ana VIE and Charles b. Nightin3aic
9y their deed dated July -. isia
duly recorded In the clerks office of
t me Chancery Court OF the CITY of
iSiGhmond In ID. b. 2l7-C. page Al
TENNIS: Cash sufficient TO nav the
s ciTnenses OF executing this trust. in
t tts any taxes due. together with
tne proportion of 1921 tnx. npd tn
pay balance of $4,000 due ON tbc
Totes tsecured. with interest thereon
any residue OF purchase money IN ho
phiu In equal instaliments al one pn,j
.wo years from the day OF sale for
notes, with interest added and srcnre'
o ny f nGea OF trust on said properly.
,h TOT gu cash as to said residue ii
the option or the purchaser.
l.. w. McVEIGH,
w. T.. GLINN.
Trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Los in Battery Court Addition

By virtue of certain deed of trust,
dated September Is. 1918. and record
ed in the Clerks Office OF the Chan
Gerry Court Of the City of Richmond.
Va, in -. q. 266-C. page 4lS. default
having been made in the payment
OF the debt thereby secured. and being
required so to do by the beneficiary
Hereunder | will sell at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER &c, 1891.
AT III O'Clock a. NJ,
tho following property:
Lot No. II. in Block 'v." in Battery
Court Addition. Richmond. Va. front
ing ftfty-two feet six Inches on the
west limo OF Edge Hill Road. between
Graham Road and Stuart Road. and
extending back westwardly. between
parallel lines, approximately 2I5 faot
to an alley sixteen feot wide.
TERMS: Cash.
J. S. COIN.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
Farm in King William
County, Virginia,
KNOWN AS "MoUNT COLuMBIA."

NNoN-N nd 'MoONI COLUMBIA.
In execution OF certain deed OF
trust. dated May 10th. 1920. and re-
corded in the clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of King William
county. Va, in Deed Book 80. pages
2ls and 2l9. default having been
mnde IN the payment OF part or
the debt thereby secured. and being
directed so to do, we Will, on
THE 2STH DAY OF OCT, 1921
FRIDAY,
at 12 O'Clock Noon,
In tho office of the Richmond Real
Estate Exchange. at No. 90 North
Ninth Street. Richmond, Va. sell 10
the highest bidder the following de-
or tract of land situate in Acquiton
Magistcrial District. King William
County, Va, near Hanover Town
Ferry, and known by name as
Mount Columbia" containing six
hundred (Goo) acres, more or less.
thereon and appurtcnances thereto
belonging, rights, ways, etc. The
said land is bounded by the lands of
Il. v. Clements and Others.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay n
note of $1,000 and interest thereon
from October 10th, 1921, trustees
commission of s per cent and an aucc.
nnce, IL any. In ono and two years
equal installments). and to be Sc,
cured by deed of trust on said
property. ZIP
w. s. ROBINSON,
Trustee.
FRANKLIN D, ROBINS.
lien Of asea 81 trust su sesurins ;s nsss
Iprlnctpol and interest, 9f ~ : - ~ sslSSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
BY POLLARD C BAGBY, INC
l'cal Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
An Excellent Detached
Modern Brick Home
K n o w n A S 1920.
Monument Avenue

premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %. 1921,
at 1890 O'Clock r. NJ.
tho aforementioned desirable de-
tached home, containing about IL
rooms. baths, rift grain pine floors,
double brick garage. with rooms
above, In yard. This property was
his home. and Is well constructed.
y IL YOU want n splendid home. nicely
located on the beg. street In Rich
mcnd. at q reasonable price, II would
pay you 10 attend lthIs sai is ~ IA Z
q PS,L1sARDS & BAGByt !;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
AUCTION SALE OF
Those Two Well Built
Semi-Detached Two
Story Bay Window
Brick Dwellings, 1O4-
l O41l2 q a S t CT a y
Street,

Between First and Second streets
tor the purpose or winding up an
SSs ,II, We shall oifer for sale a,
u ,r,, auction. 'upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1921.
At O'Clock =. NJ.
the above-described property.
me dwellings contain nine 60,
rooms rooms, each. two (2) baths, electric
tights. etc, with lots fronting To.
gether - feet inches on the north
s sa o, Clay Street by II depth OF los
t.. These dwellings arc we'll located
~ good section OF Clay stree
Ihey have always been good renters
ana have paid we'll on the money In !.
visited in them. y"
TERMS: One third cash. balance
on credit of one md two yenrs for
nesotlaole notes secured by deed
Oh trust on the property. and intares /
payable on same semiannualiy.
SUTTON & CO. INC,
AuctiouparS
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
D Dwellings
on Ahland and
Claiporne Streets
RICHMOND. VA

Pursuant To an order of the District
Court OF The United states for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, entered
Oh the 4th uuS OF OCTOBER, 1921, IN the
matter OF Coiuincrcia, liu.irun,ee Com
pany, bankrupt the unuerhtgnru,
rri,z Sittcruius, j. -. CurneHI and
Cn,s. IN. Wins, trustees IN Il ueed VI
trust Jalgu OCtOuer 81, lYIS, ana re-
cUrueu ~ the C,crk ) Once VI the
Chancery Court OF the Guy OF Rich
inuiiu, Virginia. IN -. H. zol-A, page
oS. from saiu Comii,ercia, Guaran,ee
COMPANY unu T.. '. rarlnnoit. trustee
IN the auuve bankruptcy proceedings,
wnt viLvr tor saie, Oh the premises.
tree Oh liens, Oh
TursDAi, OCTOBER rs, 1921,
A, ~ 49,, - ,.,,,v 40 a,
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.ne
.'r.i ,,b,, n,rc., NJ land cn,.,.,
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n..,,,,w',, 80 ~,
so 49,, .,.,,".;
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,,,,.. -, n.,.,,,, 'r,...i 80, ~. =,
~. ,v,,s,,,'..r s,r...., 1900. 80
"''e WI. $3.50, 1880 w.
~, .,,,In ',,,n -, 80, ~, =, r,.,., In
80, ,,m,, rnnu,n,. ,,..,.a ne, >v,.,.n
-. ,,,,,. go nm. Ia r,.c, IN nm My
$50 ,,., '
s..,.,,,,,,n., norca, "a, ,,rd con-
-, 80, 80, u.,'n ~,
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',,, -, .' =.
mn, 80, 10. n,,r,n t,,.. ,',,,r,..
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.,sn M, nn'.'.,, ,,''.n...
snet et wasn,nN.un atr.., tn.n,,
80, .,e. ne"'.,
~, 80. ,, s go 49,, '..,,.
ne "" one not 81 INV % Stalooi mo
$3.50 80 S en-
M 49,, . e "" az a"u ;s...,
'ns ,, n.uh NV, hM"'uiy rum saiu .iun,,
20. ~. wei pa ai,ei iines' oi.1 nuhu' su
az ieeI ~ "h
80 ~
htl PArcei VI 'hhu, cohSisl-
ihS VI 'htee No' ioes' eASn Win iih-
a.. 49, ~
80. siS, Tvs. ioHt anu
80, 20 81. I 81 Des,"h'"s ~ q
punt oh the horth iihe u Si"ioorne
street tnir.E.eisnt Lset Two ana one
'ait i"enes VOC eaal oi WASH
'ne .oi, o.'ue.' .h.hee Iuhhihs east
,..n,n u "" ."o
-" ,the VI S'"in"lMe street siAtS
,,,, NV. ~ , ,..,, ~ anu sale.u
30 80 -, nv. ~. .
-, ~ pat"iei i'hcs, one nun
ca Gnu .men,S .sesen lse| Ni-' 10
s,.,,,,,. ,,.aa pa,soi vi 'unu, con
s.n6 v. 'niee iols' eIch Win I'M
.n,,...,' 'neeoh, oesisnateu. re-
f.,n,,rn.' 80 80, iess "Hu ioei
.',,'n' e,. nes nth'hs ~ tns
sou.neas. corner ot Claiborne ana
w, w anmi"s .on S'reels ana running
,.,,'t eas,w",uiy nhu trohtihs on
.., iiue o. Siaioorhe street siAly
80 wv anu ru.'"h,s oaSk, etwtsh
20 .,,' wv teet 10 uh aiiey,
,,.. ,'r ,,... p"i oei VI iahu' CONSIST
m.,.,,ts ln,.rpnn n,,"., .'.i',,,v
c..,,,nrn.. $50 49,, 49, iot' anu
suuth ,i,,n n, t.In',,nrn,. 81, u ",
t'ne "a Siaipoi hc S'reel ~ Icot
on south line or Ciaioorne street ius
feet ana running back thence. be-
tween parallel lines, 100 feet 10 an
aiIey Is feet wide.
These dwellings, have three rooms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
d (
SALE OF DAN RIVER SCHOOL
DISTRICT, tlnSnS

DISTRICT BONDS.
PURSUANT TO an order Of the Board OF
supervisors OF Pittsylvaula County, Va,
entered AT the october meeting. 1921.
scaled bids will be received up to and i'm
Guiding November ]. 1921. for the sale OF
$4,000 Dan River School District coupon
bonds. TO he dated September ], 1921. Is
susd ny tho School Board of Dan River
District pursuant to Section Iss and fol-
lowing Of the Code of Virginia. payable In
twenty years. bearing Interest at per
cent. payable semiannuaiiy and OF the
denomination OF $1,000. Tho said bonds
10 constitute "a lieu on all tho school prop.
erty OF Dan River District for tho pay-
iheht OF the principal thereof and the
interes, To accrue thereon
me besrt reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids submitted.
j. j. WHITEHEAD.
Chairman Board OF Supervisors
s. S. HURT. Clerk.
Chatham Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
BY ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
HOS East Main Street.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
III N.Lombardy St.
LOT al =" 1875 FEET.

Ry direction of the owners. we will
sell by public auction. on the prem
ises, on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27TH,
at 1880 O'Clock p. Nj,
that most attractive brick o-story-
nnd-attic residence, No. l21 North
Lomoardy Street, with lot 81 feet 7
inches by l25 feet Inches on the
east side OF Lombardy Street. be-
tween Floyd and Grove Avenues.
Contains, besides tho basement pan
Try, hath, etc, nine attractive rooms.
new hot-water heating plant has
Just been installed, and all the mod
ern oonvcniences arc available. The
property is newly papered. painted,
and Is In perfect condition. even the
floors having been recently refinished.
The attractiveness OF this loca ton
ana the Spanish style OF architecture.
with ample porch room and nice sid 3
and rear lot. adjoining II twenty-fuot
alley. on quiet but good street.
convenient to schools. churches. street
ears. etc. should command the at
tention OF the most conservative in
vostors. and II will make an un-
usually attractive home.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, the bal
ance ut one. two, three and four
years. with interest quarterly. RE
MEMBER THESE UNUSUAL TERMS.
ELAN & FUNSTEN,
Auctioneers.
TRIfS'rEES' hITIvrInN SAft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
apartments and Flats

Very desirable Apartment In tho
westenoster. Beautifully located
on Grove Avenue. at tho corner OF
Norris Street Elevators. heat and
1ani,or service. The wcs,chester
is among the very hes, of Rich
tnond's apartment, buildings. and
tho location aervice and character
Of tenancy arc all that could DO
de'ired. C. L. & II. L. Dcnoon.
Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
CONTAINING sI1.o7 AcnEs

az, ny virtue OF a certain deed OF trrs,
Lated ,h July ., 1919. and of recors 20 T.,
or ore ,: g,erk,s office of the Circuit Court
Circuit S cour, a. G9nnty. Va. and tho
meiault having been made In ths NJ II.
and h OF certain notes secured therein.
thu . R Ry public auction at the office OF
No. % North Ninth Street, Rjc Jhmnngs'
va, on tN'e"Hiohd,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SIZE
Houses for Sale

:. =====-==--=--.
,,.
in J,,,,r,p, p.,:,
c,,v u,.,,, 49,,
line. schoo, ana cb,,cb.. p.,o.,
rixht ma Term, ~. 80,
Hox n ,7h ..,. ~, r,.
M,a,,,, ..,sw
=, nm, .,,,, -.
win
and other modern convenience,
pric. x67D p,,,,,
For this bargain 60. -.
No ,,o,o
Ion.. r.. ,. ,
pATTEnSoN AvrS1.c ---------------------
Nice suburban homo ~, ,o
'"''
'oAo
ROsEwOOD AVE. I rooms n,,h ,,..n-
III III ono ;vi ~" anu up.to-the- minuta !;
RaLdoiph O.. "oA W. or ea''
WEST END
Immediate posxessIon e,,r, .,,
ouiit sii-room brick home: every
no,s,
'h's"iehee' cellar under
cn,,,. ,,r,o. -
Si'ooo. Balance. 800 monthly.
pv,,,, p.,,
w. i'ahuoiph el1.
,t.,,c-r ,,,,-- --------------
"E"' END
4. 10 Is n,r 80, ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

By SUTTON u CO., INC
i'eai Estate Auctioneers'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

Good lot for stare in Gin,er pasa
section. facing two streets. p.Ico.
5000. Only ~ hundred. Terms.
500 cash ant $40 month. Box
II lei, care Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for SHE

BELLEVUE COURT -Splenlid invest.
nient; car lines. easy terms. Boz
i 100 care Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

Ry, direction of the owners. we Will
sell by public auction. on the prem
iseS, on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

COLONIAL AvENUE-ono beautiful build.
Ing lot or quick money maker. Box
r 1853. care The Dispatch
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FIFTH ST.. y. l0l--Two furnished rooms
Tor light housekeeping: bath and uso Ut
telephone; private family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

MAIN. Il. 1.-TWO largo second floor rooms,
iurnlshed housekeeping; no children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

SEVENTH ST.. ~. 5l;--Two nicely fur
n!shed rooms, connecting. for light
housekeeping: adjoining bath.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

10 EAcHANGE-A,n looking for o good
.arH or ranch fully equipped and paying
to match my money earning ai-anart
nlent building. brick and stone, located
IN the exclusive University Of Chicago
district Rents $4,000 year. Price, tIss.-
~. Clear OF incumbrance. b. Cooper.
l96 y. Clark Street, CHICAGO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

FOR sale. hotel building ana lot in Bremo
BLUM, Va; good locaHon ard near depot.
Apply to Mrs. ESY. Chewnng, Bromo
aiutf. Va. IS 81 ;, 4 b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Eiegant new
west-End home; rooms ami a sleep-
ing porch. brick. and It Is a beauty;
water connected with tho furnace: in
Simultaneous henter; papcrcd and ready.
now Slo.76o. Terms easy. Wanted some
GOOD lots In the West End. Phone s.. l..
himcr. - ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-23

GRACE ST.. e. 20s-Furnizhed housekeep.
Ing rooms; electricity anu bnth.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27
GERMANS STILL IN
 LOVE WITH GENERAL
Von Hindenburs Continues in
 High Standing With People

Potsdam, Germany, May 27.-The affection and admiration which Ger man people still entertain for Field Marshal Won Hindcnburg was mani festcd by tho throngs who gathered 10 attend the funeral of the Empress Augusta Victoria.
 The German princess passed rir- tually unnoticed through the crowds but wherever the popular field mar shal went there was q murmur of ad- miration which s$Sfrequently swclled into prolonged applause. Even the communists, who could be distin- Suished by their remarks, were silent before Won Hindenburg. although they spoke loudly about tin soldiers" as other high officers passed.
 There was an amusing incident when hero of Tannenberg' arrived before wildpark station, where the services for the princess were held. As he descepded somewhat heavily from an automobile. the great string of medals about his neck was dis arranged
 A sill<-hatted. white-whiskered man and a policeman rushed to rearrange them and met head-on. The silk hat was dislodged and rolled upon the pavement, and the policeman, stood in a daze.
 In the meantime half a dozen off, cers in full dress of generals had gathered about the ''old man of the Masurian lakes" and carefully ar ranged the medals, while others helped the field marshal put on his high. tasseled cap, which he had been unable to wear in the confines of his closed car.
 When Von Hindenburg appeared at the station to depart, the streets for many squares were packed with eN- cited crowds which raised a tumult- uous cheer and again and again, until the train was out of sight, the "hochs'' resounded from thousands of throats.
 short time previous, Prince Au- gust appeared on the station plat form, and was received with few lifted hats, but without cheers.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27
LIKE sI,MEsE TWINS.
Two Brothers. Both in Contest, Look
 similar and Confuse Judges.

San Francisco. May 2I.-Twin brothers, Elmer and Lauren Henry. who look and act and run alike, re- gently represented their military unit' the Fourteenth Balloon company in a military track meet here and so confused the judges that, it was said. the latter. in order to play fair. gave them the first and second place alternately in the six events they won.
 Lauren Henry was credited with winning the 100-yard run Elmer took the 220-yard run. Lauren the 22O- yard hurdles. Elmer tho javelin throw. Lauren the sSe-yasd run and Elmer tho 440-yard run.
 The boys were porn August S, 1897. at Chico. Cal. They arc one of the few pairs of identical twins in the nation. according to records here.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27

sloNia and Rumania to occupy Hun gary If Hapsburs is restored spells m inevitable occupation of Austria along with it. They realize the utter impotence of the little unarmcd re- public against its powerful Slav neigh bors and tho present political situa ton in Central Europe does not calm their apprehcnsions.
 As part of the stronger German state. they feel that they would he sc- cure against any aggression and at the same time obtain advantages or d commercial nature which they can not hope to gain independently. The belief of Austria in the rehabilitation of Germany is abiding and they wish to sharo if.
 Behind this motive is said to lie tho natural racial and language tic. cou- pied with the dread that Slav institu- tions will supplant their Gcrmanlc traditions and culture.
 Another important factor is the we'll organized and effective German propaeanda. Directed by north Ger mans and financed by them. it evil dencod its efficiency in the TErol. vote Tho Vienna opposition press openly charged that 1000, 900 marks were spent on that referendum alone and that as much moro as may be needed will be forthcoming to keep the nov ing going.
 Coupled with this charge is the name Of Hugo Shines, tho Srea/ Ger man capitalist, whose recent business invasion of Austria, ranging from pur- chases of newspapers in Vienna ana every provincial capital through many enterprises to control of the great AL pine Montague corporation. one Of the largest in Europe, has had first page newspaper place for months.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27
TYROL PROVINCES , PLAN REFERENDUMS
To Vote on Fusion Of Austria
 and Germany

Vienna, May 27 CBy Associated Press)) moro provinces will initiate tho TSrol and hold sentiment tai rofercndums on the question Of tho fusion Of Austria with Germany. salzburg, Styfta and Upper Austria have set May % as the tentative date Tor tho ballot nnd it Is believed that 1arinthia also will fall into line. Nor. alberg, tho westermost of the states last summer voted practically unani- mously to join Switzerland.
 Tho almost unanimous vote for fu- sion in the TyroI on April 24 was n surprise even to tho most ardent of fusionists. They had estimated an 50 to 90 per cent favorable ballot and it Is conceded that the excess rep resented an element of those hard buadcd nnountaineers who voted sim ply because of the Entente prohibition against tho referendum.
 The movement toward n union with Germany. born almost immcdi- ately after tho creation of the rcpub- He. has grown steadily and these sporadic and independent referen- dums arc the outgrowth of the faii- ure of the effort to force the central government to defy the Entente and order a nationwide vote.
 According to foreign observers who havo kept a watchfui eye on the asi- tation thcre Is no doubt that the to- tai vote will show a heavy majority for tho union. They do not share tho belief profcescd by the opponents Of tho movement that if the vote actual ly meant action instead of q senti- mental expression of opinion it would not carry. On the contrary they ex- press the belief that 1t is a genuine and enrncst thought and desire on the part of tho mass of the people and say they arc motivated by three con- trolling things ...
 First is tho firmly rooted conviction that Austria cannot survive political
 or economically us an independent Wtate. Tho economic arguments have been set before the world officially and unofTicially for the past two years but the political phase of the matter was brought to q focus by the former Emperor Charles recent attempt to regain the throne in Hungary.
 The. threat Of JuEosiavia. czccho-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27
". J. PETERS N

Washington, May 27.1 solicitor of the bureau tion, has been named .hy| CT Gen. Husband to meel tional advisory com mi nauts at it's next confe| cuss means of preventit of aliens into this count Mexican or Canadian bc plano, it was announced
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27

Alfonso XII. on her last arrival at Havana. The contraband was secret ed in four trunks and weighed over 1000 pounds. ,
 Jose Hervas 4Aldecoa, a lawyer, in whose trunk the drug was found, is out on bonds after hearing in which he asserted he did not know that the tins he brought in his baggage as favor to another contained opium.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27
ACCUSED OF II DEATHS.

Paris, May 27.-It now seems fair ly certain that Henri Desire Landru, who. for the past 30 months, has been awaiting trial on charges of murder growing out of the disap- pearance, without trace, of II women to whom he had promised marriage, will come before the Versailles As sizes in July. L.andru has become a
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27
MUCH OPIUM sMUGGLED.

SsO,O0O Worth of This Drug Recently
 Found in Baggage on Steamer.
 Havana, Cuba, May 27.-EiShty thousand dollars worth of opium was discovered in the baggage Of pas senger aboard the Spanish steamer
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27

great favorite with the warders owing to his unfaltering good humor.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-27

The response to OUT call for letters and essays on good bread-sleal bread-is so much more gen. erous than we had anticipated that we feel the prizes offered to be inadequate. SO-