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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

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CLASSIFIED
SEE ; AUCTiOH SALE
65i ACRES OF LAND
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL

~
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL
PROPERLY
In execution 81 d certain decd OF
trust TO the Undersigned trustee.
dated JANUARY "a. 1921. Iriauli bnv..
ing been made IN the payment of IN,
dcot therein secured. anG Dcin.. re-.
CURED SO 10 do by tn. beneficiary.
premises. on
SATURDAY. aiay %. 1921.
AT IL O'Clock Noon.
The real estate and personal prop-
erty described III saiu decd as foI-
lows.
ooi acres OF lane. together with AL
vuliuinGs tncrvon. ana rights and
pri\ltcSes thereto apDurtcnant, STU
alvu, iylnS anu Icing IN Charles CIG
County, III the state ot Virginia. be-
10 Ju.ieh Guhn W deed nom ~. Fin
icy Gr.vicy ana Bcrtna L.. Greeley.
ms VIE: dated .No'enhDer is. 1914. and
recorded IN the CLERKS OIiIcc oI
Charles Guy county in Deed BOOK
No. -. page 2o4. t"c sad tract or
land containing, .ccviu."s TO Il sur
Civil f,tisinccr. dated January 20,
iylI. SIN nundre ana STAY -sLA anu
ninety hundrcdtn lLUU.JVJ .crcs,
ai.d being the same tract Vi iand
conveyed unto Wcstbury tarm Cor
poratlon ny deed quay recorded in tho
Clerk - Once aforesaid.
anu dlSO Tic iOliOWltiS personal
property. : mules, : horses. Is COWS
5 nciivts. - sncep. : SnOais. 1 r'uru-
son tractor, l Avery Tractor. 1 lruciu.
pow. / tractor disc harrow, . SPRING
tooth narrows. : 3-nOrsc p.oWs, =
morse piuw. 1 siain oihdci, icCor-
mex corn Dinder. / Mccormack
mower. | McCorIn.:k may rake. /
gram drill. i grow corn planter, /:
riding cuitivators. 2 or 5-nurse
wagons. = wagon bodies, / wagon hay
rack. harness I'll All Kinds. lot OF iorKs.
hoes and l-norSo I'M IMPLEMENTS usualiy
found Oh All up~-to-ua,: farm, 80 tons
balru nay. lot OF corn fodder 4
kitchen range. | i-burnrr OH stove
lot OF household and kitcien lurni.
ture. ali OF which personal property
- located On the ubopr-ucscriucu real
estate IN Charles CITY COUNTY. Vlr-
ginia."
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as to
so much or the proceeds as may be
necessary TO uclray tnc expenses OF
executing TINS trust, including trus-
Ices commission vi D pei cent, fees
Tor ana recording TINS deed,
and to pay Il note OF 100000, with
interest from January 20. 1921, and
the balance upo terms to be an
nounccd.
BENZ. PURVIS.
.--LAtAa-- Trustee.
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HIGHLAND rANK HOMES.

. rooms and bath. no, water
on Virginia .Avcnue 5000
Two hriyh flats. rooms
; rooms and bath. -. foot
lot on Virginia Av.nu $500
rooms and bath brick. -
foot lot. "n Third Ave. j.75o
s-room hricl, dwelling ON
titth Ay"nuH; modern
.-room s,ucco on Fourth
Av"nu" ............ $500
5 ronns aud bath: frame,
ON Emslow Avenue ... 6.250
: rooms and bath. ON FIRST
Avenue. a5-foot lot. i,.5o
: rooms and bah. on Wiz
gina Ave 5"-!o"i lot. ".1Jo
: rooms ana bath; on Third
A%.renue hot air heat;
) roop,s and bath: on VIZ
Ginta Avenue slate roof;
modern ..-..r-.. 500
: rooms and bath; rnslow
venue heat, $500
6 rooms and bath: on Mag
nnlia Avenue. newly pa
pcr"d and painted. .... 1850
d rooms on Hiilcrcst; cellar
under entire house. hrau
tlful shade ami shrub
berry ....... ......... $500
j A.. CONNOLLY ~ 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FOR SALE.

FON SALE. several biz bargains in city
and. country homes. Prices from $500
20 10000, OF easy terms. Small cash
payments Etrly possession. ~KIchmnua.
Va. II. NJ Mcclure. r,A! estate. Buu.c.
FOR SALE. easy terms. small CASH pay
mrut. hu'u" "A Highland FArl. seven
rooms, modern improvements. detached.
on paved streets. owner. /. al. TN"
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Houses for sale
BARGAINS.

. rooms auI bath. on Taylor
street. large lot; large
font and back porchcs 81, 900
: room brick. South %Iiarri-
son street. bath. gas and
electric lights large
yard .-..... $500
{ rooms. on Mucdy Avenue.
bath, gHs, electric lights,
gas heater; large !Ot.... 1000
7-room dwelling on South
Harrison street ..-..... 1000
Fran" store and dwelling n
Tw"nty-rishth street.. 100
j. y. CoNNELI.Y y 90.
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FKUIr.r9CLrHy FAHM. EQrIrrKD.

Overlooking Chesapeake BAY
Come here and enjoy goo! living. boat
inG. bathIHs, "ysi'r.ur, isulag. etc. !,
acres IN excellent community. J.. miles
town; boat; service Nor!olE ana Baitirnni.
"a. t4!hsv. good and for corn and
general crops 20 apple near. plum. ,h,rrv
ana peach trees :rtU's w'il-sha!,G =
room nous. N~"iiga''.H view uy.rl1g.Ir..
creek and bag. called away. viii ..N -
f2,lO0 and include hafs". COW. sha.t In.
F. uoatp., "'''' '''. ''hsn.'S. r'wboat.
eel pots. etc Easy terms u taken now
Jo!!$ g.. FOSTER.
Co.0n.al Heauh. Va.
IF-you wan, a farm -. CROFT r,......
Lane Co. -S-ily Central Nuiluyu- j.,U
Bldg. "N
*!cE PLAGE-F.y. nures. hOuso : rooms
shAde' good water. AT station. $500
iiolhc : rooms. = acres. SI.4yU IS
Lcake. Gltn Allen Va
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Cover the City and State BY Using I'D. Want Ads
RE.fL T FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

FOX SAi.E-Ncw stucco scvcn-rooIn
house, all Conv"niCncCs. best avenue
North i;icIiin"rd. direct from owner. No
ascnts Possession Angus; Is. BOX II
6I2. lhc Dispatcn.
90 SAl.E-T%eniy-fourih street, near
clay street. detached frame and brick
iWrNinE. seven rooms. bath and pantry.
Modern coal :dnEc. gas. hot water tank
he+t"r. Plumbing ar! electric fixtures
:'iC. large backyard with granolithic
walk TO coal house and garage. Price.
I'M. nISilit,h-
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RE.4L ESTiTL FOR SAFE
Farms and Land for Sale

ALBEMAI;LE DAIRY FARM 100 acrcs.
oniy IL miles from charlottesville.
Fine improved road 20 city. All in high
state OF cultivation and tractor worked
20 acres line river bottom. Excellent
hInr grass pasture. Water In every
field. Good ".ght-room house. modern
3O.cow dairy barn, hors" barn, stable.
milk house ANA Implement sheds. Hrtcc,
Sl3.5Oo: on easy terms. Wilder X 60.
Charlottesville Va.
FARM 70. sale IA Hanover County. For
Information wI!te W. q. JylneE. rio
Vista. Va.
FARM for sal" In Now Kent Cour,y. Tor
tnfor;nation write BOX /. 2i3. The p.s.
match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FARM BARGAINS.

We have a Large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
-. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
BOT E.. Main St.
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Shore Property for Sale
Suburban for sale
81

BARTON HEIGHTS-Bvaurful 7-rooin
;ti; reception hall. n'"d"in.
heated residence. located U.l Lamb Ave-
nu". l.irC" attic. "O-fon; lot. r-icc.
$500. Terms. see ChAs. T.. Ru.armund.
Room 10. Allison building. ,Ds IL Eas;
Main Street.
BEAUTIFUL. suburban hom" .1- sa!..
i:arEs yard am! garden $1,000. rhou,
lHGuI.ASp r~ARK-.N"w building. several!
attractive StuCCo 1-rucm ard reception
hal! residences. strictly modern. good
section. Reasonable nTs, payment. lhl-
hucr monthly Ready To move IA Jun"
/ Price. $500.
lIElGtlTS-Scven rooma and re-
,-piion han. Stucgo residence: hot water
heat. hardwood iio"rs; strictly modern.
To b" completed lu!y 10. K~-asOnab..
mrs, payment. balance monthly. rii-r,
s7.750.
GiNTER Park Seven rooms and rcc"p-
ton hall, stGCCo residence, hot water
heat. hardwood floors. stEiS,ly modern.
To hc completed July 10. Reasonable
i.s: payment. ha!anc. monthly. Price.
. S7.G50.
SEE CHNS. =. Ru~tilRMUND.
SOLE AGE\r
Room -, Allison building.
s0A l-1 t:as, Main street.
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real ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantcu-itral Estate

FARM wanted. improvements and near
hiEh sch""l. Cash. i. W. Davies. Rad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

STUCCO
BUNGALOW
Six rooms, practically
new, artesian hot and
cold running water,
bath, sewerage and
electric lights. On
large lot, one-half
block of electric line,
and only few minutes
of city. Excellent
neighborhood.
Now listen at the price
and terms: We will sell
this very attractive
home for $3.50, upon
a cash payment of only
$215. We will carry
half of the purchase
price in Il mortgage
for 5 years, and the
balance payable at the
rate of $21.50 per
month without inter
est.
We have several SINH
lar houses in the same
neighborhood, which
we will sell at the same
price and on the same
terms.
GARRETT & CO.,
1112 E. MAIN ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

The annual meetinx OF the Mutual A..
eu!ancc society OF virginia w.lI br held
on May 10. 1871 AT the office OF tins "a
e;ety Room zoi Aintusi building. hleh.
q. MOt.HErr klNti S.r-.tar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

RAVE YOU rei,Ced "a nous. vet, 4
Wanted 10 Rent Ad H. The Times.
Z Dispatch VIII probably mad one ~.
you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.'S
PUBLIC SALE
Unclaimed Baggage and
Other Articles
WEDNESDAY. MAY IS. 1921.

In this Railways Warehouse at Richmond. Va. which will
! storage cha rEcS. unless the owners OF the baggage come Il
| said n IpcS trIOE [
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
Real Estate for Exchange ss

ACREAGE ives; OF city. value E22. 500.
cNChanS" fuI apartment or Grace Street
house. BOX II a., The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

Have you seen the
modern homes in
Highland Park we of
fer on terms like rent?
$500 cash, balance on
easy monthly pay
ments, like rent. Let
us show them to you.
Possession early OF
September LIST.
REX O. JONES CO.,
In .g:e i.y,a r.r" lr a%~''i" md Of D.l'R
porchcs: modern ia every respect;
good location d"mhis raraEs
gap" arbor. bargain AZ $1,000.
Terms.
Cun'rc;c-block dwelling o. . larr"
ru"'ns and bath modern. with hot
All heat. newly pat~'cd and Pat
rcrod: double Earat lot 1IHiio.
Iric". $3.50. fcrins.
Nin"-room dwelling. modcrn, To-
Gated convenient 10 car Ism" ami
school. Price. SG.5o0. Terms
q. &. TAYLOR y co.
- North Ninth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

FOR SALE. lot 5O,2OO fee,. on Hrrmi;ae,
Road. opposite I.asurnum Park. Buulr.
ward aslb.
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FARM FOR EXCHANGE.

Street. Room 2l7. ~
NOTE that every Ad is correctly indexof.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
OLDEST BF9A IN THE Il. IS.

In the Court House at Barnstable,
Mass, is an old bell, cracked and ST
lent, which may be the oldest bell in
the United States. So thinks Alfred
Crocker, of Barnstable county. The
date Of 1875 is still plainly visible.
BY this date, however, the old bell
had seen nearly quarer of a centu-
airy of life in England before at,came
to America and began calling wor-
shippers together in the church at
Sandwich town. Gratitude bought
the bell in England, for it came as a
gift from Mrs. Peter Adolph, whose
husband, Captain Adolph, was lost in
the wreck of his vessel on the Massa-
chusetts coast in 1897 despite the
efforts of the people of Sandwich
Detroit News.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
TATE SPRINGS
CHANGES HANDS

Through deal consumated on
Monday in Knoxville, between the
heirs of the Tomlinson estate, A. q,
Weidensee and Perry Alexander Of
Cocoa, Fla, acquired title to the
property of the Tate Spring resort
of $500 acres, hotel building and
cottages. They win improve the
property Immediately, it is SAID with
a view of making the resort the
French Lick Of the South. The
consideration has not been given out
TO the public.
The property already contains two
hotel buildings and numerous cot
tages, which are to be improved anG
refurnished Among the improve
ments, which it is said viii be estab.
lished at once, are an l8-hole goh
course, swimming pool special die,
Kitchen, for preparing food for chill
dre4i under the direction Of a dieti-
cian,and a special play ground fol
children.
The Spring at Tate Spring is noted
for its epson minerals, desirable
mineral for persons in i'll health. Il
is planned to make the resort one Of
the largest health and pleasure re
sorts in this section Of the country.
The new owners of the propert!
have had considerable experience il
the operation of Summer and Wintel
fssoits. they own and control
string of hotels in Florida and one il
Canada at the present time and hav'
an additional Florida Motel uade
construction.
All of the Tomlinson heirs who ar
living were in Knoxville on Monda.
for the purpose of signing the neces
sary papers to close the transaction
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
GONG. REECE IS
MAKING GOOD

Washington, Nov. 10. President
Harding yesterday signed the Federal
Aid Road Bill, passed few days ago
appropriating S7,5OO,OOO for road
construction and maintenance. The
bin also included the provisions Of a
bill introduced early in the session
by Congressman Reece, authorizing
the War Department to turn over ALI
surplus war material suitable for
road building to the department OF
agriculture for that purpose. This
material amounts to several million
dollars in value.
Representative Reece who is q
member Of the Committee on Roads
which framed and reported the
measure said that while the law was
not all that could be hoped for, it
was a splendid piece of legislation.
This law he said will make available
for highway construction in the
next seven or eight months, IN CO.
operation with The states more than
$3.50, 000,0 600, and win provide employ
ment for more than 25,0Oo mem
thereby prevent the Unemployment
Esituation from becoming more seri-
Gus.
| II is provided that roads built by
federal aid must bc kept constantlY
| in good condition The Department
of Agriculture is empowered to see
that this is done.
| The money appropriated by the
Federal Government according 10 the
act, shall be spent in cooperation
with, the states, each state being re,
quired to put up an amount equal to
that received from the, government.
Tennessee's share out Of The ats
preparation will be little more than
| ST. 100000.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
GUBp)YS GIT FNE
TRIP IQ CHICAGO

Tuenty-four r. zsss club meme
bers will attend The third 4nnun
convention for club boys and girls 0.
the United States and Canada whicl
will be held in Chicago during thu
international Livestock Show, No.
26 to December 3, according TO ar
announcement just made byfG. Z
Harrington, state club leader
Last year 475 club members weft
present, and the national committot
on boys and girls club work is max.
ing plans for greater attendance
this year
| These farm boys and girls hay
been given this splendid trip as /;
reward for excellency in some hrc
of club work. A party Of five fror
the vicinity of Knoxville will leave
Knoxville Saturday, Nov. rs and wi |
be joined by boys and girls at Chat.
tanooga and at Nashville. A spec.
ial car has been provided for this
party which will be under the super
vision of Mr.. Harrington. The boy;
and girls from West Tennessee viii
meet in jackson and leave there via
the | c. Ry. at 1880 p. m. November
&c. This party will be in charge 0.
Miss Ruth Arey. Both parties will
arrive in Chicago early Sunday morn
ing and will be assigned quarters.
! The program TO the week in CHI
cago indicates that it is to be one o.
much interest, entertainment, ant
education. They are to go through
the great livestock show, as weli Al
the packing plants and other business
establishments. II. c. Wallace, sec
rotary of Agriculture, Joseph Dan
iels, former secretary of Navy. Pres
ident Howard of the American Farm
Bureau, and Former Secretary OF AS
riculture Meredith will address the
| convention.
The party will be in Chicago unit
Thursday, Dec. l. Any club member
or farm boys and girls wishing t.
make the trip on their own ex senses
should notify Mr. Harrington who
will make the necessary arrange
ments.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
1921 BANNER YEAR
FOR TENNESSEE BAPTIsTs

Nashville, Nov. II. State missions
among the Baptists of Tennessee had
the most successful year in me AZ
years of the Baptist state convention,
according to the report of the cxecu-
tive board of the convention present
ed Thursday
The report showed 3.lV4 euavee.
sions, 2,628 baptisms and S,752 addi-
tions from all sources. Collections
on the $75,0O0,0Oo campaign for tho
year, according 10 the treasurer re
port, were $625, O66.61.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
A BUSINESS. MAN

Isn't it funny that the man who
thinks he is business man will get
up in the morning from an adver-
tised mattress, shave with an adver-
tised razor, take off advertised pa
jamas and put on advertised under
wear, hose, shirt, collar and tie, drink
advertised coffee, put on an adver-
tised hat, light IN advertised cigar,
go to his place of business and turn
down advertising On the ground that
it does not pay?
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
FEW REASONS Wly yOUa
LETTER WAS NOT DEIIyE RED


Maybe you did not address it; on
did not address it completely; or did
not address it legibly; maybe You did
not give the street number or rural
route number, If you would address
it completely and lsgibiy, giving
street number or route and then
place your name and address in the
left hand corne, of your letter, it
would be delivered promptly nine
hundred and ninety nine times out of
thousand and if the ADDRESSED
could not, be found it would be re-
returned to you. Instead of cussine
the mail service why not cooperate
with it.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23

Patronize Our Advertisers
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
NEW P. Nj. FOR RUTLEDGE

Washington, Nov. 10. Following
postoffice nominations came 20 the
senate Friday:
Matte M. Collins, Rutledge.
Charles L. Bitner, Chuckey.
John d. Marshall, Lookout Mount.
ain.
James c. Key, Riceville.
Arthur Taylor, Lenoir City.
Jas. j. Christian, Smithville.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
WELL, THEY ALI LOOK ALIKE

A Morristown lady was shopping. in
Knoxville few days ago and drifted
into millinery store. After trying
on several of the latest shapes, she
said to the clerk: I'D like to try on
that one over there"
Clerk: 81 am sorry, madam, but
that is the lamp shade!'
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23

There is so much to be thankful
for that you shouldn't whine even II
you don't get any turkey on Thanks
giving day.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23

The planet Saturn, occupying 69C
times the volume of the earth, has
the hghtness of cork
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23
MIRACLE PICTURE OF 1e2l-HARDlNC
SENT BY WIRELESS! u.
sGSEAse.
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Twenty m n
utes after this mo-
nj emit durin g
President Hard
ing's speech at
Annapolis, the ac-
conlpanying PIC
: ture was ready for
public alton n
Paris. over 5000
miles awayl
1t Is not a per
feet picture, but
| r IS I H E
FIRST s + " r
BY WIRELESS
arb after the tirst
has Deen sent. as
an cXperimen.
there IS nothing
Lett TO do but to
perfect the pro
cess.
incidentally, this
is the FIRST time
that the picture
here shown has
been printed in
an a m eric a T
newspaper. Popu-
lar Seize n { {
Monthly obtained
it from Paris. anC
this newspaper
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-23

prints herewith simultaneously with that magazine by spec
The photography by wireless is M Edouard Ben
Fenchmn and his radio that the
picture from Annapolis Maryland to Paris France few ago
graphs telegraph he the wires
and by Finally apparatus to send thn
his machine America when he 1890
that President Harding make speech the
that 10 Paris had photograph of the Pm
Aat spsg BEFORE he had concluded his addgsss 800 nes aI
The Washington herald., 1921-09-09
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 0. 1921.
q 3Naae 31vpW sSlo1YJaZk
By Zud9e UfHks grown
A Sau Horse

Every horse has legs
have regular horse work with his legs
ahead.
This horse in a treadmI he walked he simply
which mill
Manufactured which the shelter and other
machinery of the farm.
But though the horse makes advance his legs per-
form service
them.
The only service these legs give is to stand on"
This horse does not always stand in the place
This horse sometimes lies down.
But when it changes, moves it.
When it lies down it remains there until lifts up
This horse is useful.
1t carries burdens
1t enables others to rise higher.
What did you for7"
"Oh, the other boys wanted do it."
did it help you any way?"
No guess not"
did you want to do it1"
Not much, but the other boys said game
enough get it for them SC l showed them was"
these boys used you to do what they would not dor
WELL guess So"
1T was wrong, was 1t notr
"And you fell down honor didn't your"
"Yes, So"
Have these other boys helped you upf
NO"
"And having
errand they leave down. for they through
they don't want around"
Of course they don't They discovered that could be used
for them and used they seeking else
to Why should they want weak boy who has enough
for their advantage fun7'
Il never thought of that"
NO. are like a horse"
What kind of horse1"
"A sawhorse."
"Why7"
Using your legs hold body for