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Kidney and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
CIoggcd Up Kidney Deposits Arc Dis
solved md the Toxins roisnnS)
Completed! Driven Out. Druggists
rod &" Guarantee IL In Every
Instance.

Your very life" says Dr. Carey.
depends upon the perfect function
ing and health OF your Kidneys. so
whatever you do don't neglect them"
DR.; Carcy's famous prescription No.
~. known as Marshroot. is not rec
commended for everything. but We
cannot too strongly urge its use Ii
you suffer from annoying kidney.
liver and bladder troubles. frequent
passing of water night and day. with
smariine or irritation, brick dust
sediment or highly colorrd urine,
hioating. irriiability with loss Of
flesh. backachc. headache. rheuma-
iism or any othcr tendency to
Brisht's Disease. Dialects or Gravel.
for kidney disease In its worst form
may he stealing upon You.
Don't walt until tomorrow to be-
gin the use Of this wonderful pre-
Scription now obiainaDlc in both
liquid and tablet form. II YOU have
any of the above symptoms. Kidney
Liver and Bladder troubles don't wea,
away. They viii grow upon yon slow
~. stcalthily aud with unfaiiing GER
tainty.
Never mind the failures Of the past
" You even suspect that you are sub
jtct to these diseases. Don't lose 81
single day. for every good druggist
has been authorized To return tho
purchase money on the FIRST bottle
TO all who state they have received
no behent.
NoTE--A generous trial bottle of
Marsh Root. tablet or liquid formS
may he secured by sending csc to Dr.
Carey Co., Elmira, n. Y.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-16
A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead TO serious lung trouble. You can
stop them now with Circumcision. an
emulsificd creosote that ia pleasant to
take. Creomuision IL n new medical
discovery with twofo,d action; 1t
soothcs and heals the intiamed MEM
brancs and kills the germ.
or all known drugs. crcosote is
recognized by the medical fraternity
rs the greatest healing agency for the
treatment OF chronic coughs and colds
and other forms OF throat ana lung
troubles. Circumcision contains, In
addition to crcosOte, other healing
elements which soothc and heal the
ini,amed membranes and stop the irri-
crcosotc goes on TO the stomach. is
absorbed into the blood. attacks the
seat Of the trouble and destroys the
germs that lead to consumption.
Crcomulsion is guaranteed salts
factory in the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
Of throat and lung diseases. and is ex-
ccllent for building up the system
after colds or the nu Money re-
funded II any cough or cold no mat
ter of how long standing. is net re-
lievcd after taking according to d.
rcctions. Sl.25 buys large S-ounco
bottle at any drug store. Crcomul-
sion Co, Atlanta. Ga.-AGv.
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Davis 10 Attend Meeting.

WASHINGTON. March l5.-Secre-
tary Davis. Of the Department; OF La
Dor. who has represented the gov
eminent in all matters concerning
its policy in the threatened coal
field strikes left Washington to-
night for New York. where the an
thracitc mine operators and scale
committees Of the miners union are
now attempting TO negotiate a new
wage contract. He Will speak
tomorrow before the womcn's depart
ment OF the National civic Fedora
tion. but although this engagement
was originally made without refer
encc TO the coal conference. il Is
understood that he will get in touch
with the coal situation there.
No action was taken today by gov
ernmcnt agencies most concerned
with the prospects Of strike in tho
bltumnous fields. Officials also with
hcid comment upon the protest
against the creation OF a commission
to settle bituminous wage scale
which was telcgraphed to Mr.. Davis
by Frank harrington, president of the
1llinoiS District Miners Union.
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feet: lien $1,000. February Is. 1929.

feet: lien $1,000. February IS. 1929.
tax Sc. $40.
iS1-Bellevue Development Corp.
to W!llim j. Bailey, north line
bellevue Avenue. 10 feet 4G inches.
lot %. block y. Bellevue Court. Au-
gust :. 1921. $1,000.
iSs-Samuel II. Baker. Jennie G..
,wiie), to Charles Is. Willis, No. ll3.
il3A. Ill. liza, east line Elm
Street. 50 feet north Taylor street.
north 50 feet 10y IS feet. liens $1,000.
February Is. 1922. tax Si2.50 $40.
iS9-lierbcrt NJ. Woodward. Ella
w. (wifc), To James G. prinard.
Annie -. twif.), north line Floyd
Avenue 81 feet West Meadow street
west IS feet by $40 feet, March 49,
1877. tax $40. $40.
i?3-!iuntcr Il. Frischkorn. Alice
III. twifcl. to Mary w. Harrison.
north line Franklin street. 900 feet
West Laurel street. west 10 feet by
1914 feet. March :. 1922. $4,000.
iaS--Thomas T. Hinke. May L.,
twifc). TO Andrew ]. Lucas. No. oll4
north line Main street. 1873 = feet
West Twenty-sccnnd street, 80 feet
by 1916 feet. lien $685. March :.
1922. {",715.
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GRAY HAIR BECOMES i: !: !: !.
DARK AND BEAUTIFUL:
.t"s, sH
aAUurr
nv !, d.9D
Try GrandmOther's Old Faye.
Oritc Recipe Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur.


Almost every one knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
cd brings back the natural color and
lustcr TO the hair when faded. streak;
ell or gray. Years ago the only WAY
to get this mixture was 20 make IL
AZ home, which is mussy and lrSU.
blesomc.
Nowadays we simply ask at auy
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage ana
sulphur Compound" You will get n :;
large hottie of this old-time recipe.
improved by tho addition of other lial;l. a
gradients. at very little cost. Bvcryra
body uses this preparation notc,r bf!o
cause no one can possibly tclL That,
you dhrkencd your hair. as IL does-it--
so naturally and evenly. You dnmpe;,,,
II snonge or soft brush with it.eanttr
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at time; by morn
ting the gray hair disappears anlI :
after another application or two. your.
hnir becomes beautifully dark. th1cRr
ana glossy and you look years young
cr.-Adv. ~ "a az
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CHAS. +. RUEHRMUND.
Trustee.
II. T. RICHESON & co.
Real Estate and Loans

IN execution OF certain deed of
trust TO the undersigned. dated Feb
rTumary II. 1921 recorded in the Clerk s
o'hGe q richmond Chancerv Court. in
-. IL; I'll a." page ass, default I'm v
,ms hecn made In the payment Of n
part or the debt therein secured and
neinG required SO to do by the henr-
nc'hrN' Will sell at public auction.
on inc premises. on
MONDAY. MARCH 10Th. 1922.
nj ! O'Clock p. NJ.
the real estate described I'm said dead
as follows: :" '"'" "ee"
If AN iana that h, certain piece or parcel
mohd; Va, formerly i'm Henricn f,nn,,
", Va. beginning 27iis foe, TN,
The northwest Intersection of Tho Sid
,eeh KUN Turnpike or Broad Strent
Road and Dayis Road. thence 't r,sn !.
ming along and fronting on tho nnrth
side Of Broad Street Road I'm H ~
thence north 80 Il. liz fecf We, ree,,
or less, thence in a southcriy direco
sou,hwardly az W 90 fn .ess' thence
less. to q point Of bopInnInr vi
TEltMS--SufiicieDt cash to nav Oh
expenses OF executing thIs trms, ~, ai,
back taxes. and pro-rata Ma,
the taxes for 1929. and In na,, %,
note Of $1,000. with intcrest tb"SS. - -
from, FEBRUARY II, 1922. and the rcsi'
hue IN one year secured by deed of
trust on the property. with into rest
NJ hR quarterly, all evidenced Nv NO.
Yotlable notes. ~ '''
GEORGE H. PAUL.
---.-.--i 49, -. Ia Truatea
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry OF thousands
since Or. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. tho substitute for cnlomel
DR.. Edwards. a prncticing physician
for II yeRr3 and calomrl's old tIme
enemy. discovered the formula for
owe Tablets while treating patients
for chronic constipation and torpid
iivcrs
Or. Edwards olive Tablets do not
contain calomcl. but a healing. sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
no grlping Is the Keynote" OF
these little sugar coated. olive coll
nred tablets. They cause The bowels
and liver to net normally. They
never force them TO unnatural action
II you have n dark brown mouth
bad breath-a dull. tired feeling
sick headachc--torpid liver consti-
patton. youll find quick. sure ana
pleasant results from one or two OF
Dr Edwards olive Tablets at bed.
iImc.
thousands take them every night
irst - keen right. Try them. Toe
md 30c.-Sdy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-16
TWO CONFIDENCE MEN ! :.
CONVICTED IN FLORIDA
ia
Found Guilty Under the State
"Wirc-Tapping''
NV

ORLANDO. FLA. March ls.-Two-
Of the :our alleged confidence. men 80
arrested here last Wcdnesd bY.ll
local detectives. were convicted undor
IN" state wire tapping" law In
Criminal Court here this afternoons :
of charge OF attempting to. dd::*e
fraud. and sentenced TO serve seven
years In the state Penitcntlary- a,
Raiford. Defense attorneys an
nounced that an appeal would be
taken TO the supreme Court
The men convicted are: william
Banks and john King. alias Harry
tur"y Harry Haynes and Wg'IR,
NeGel arrested with the two con. &c
Nictcd men. We're acquitted.
So far as is known. this is TIC.
FIRST conviction in Florida under the =.
law which was passed BY the state
Legislature at it's last session -.
The four mcn wero arrested upnn, /.
complaint OF NJ. II. Swecton, Of Had ~
dehtown, y. j.. who told police he
had been invited to speculate on the
STOCK market by one Of the quartet
after he had found a pocketSook hero
which contained a code and a card
Of admission to the Quilted Brokcrs'
r.NchauEe.' which police said had.
been planted" by the alleged CONF i
dcncc men. -
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FAMOUS RENO HOTEL
DESTROYED BY FIRE
LHy .Assoclated rress.l

RENO. NEW, March 1.-THE River
side Hotel. Rcao's chic: hosiery. was
destroyed by fire early today. The
loss is setinated at S25o.O00, while
the total insurance is 100000.
The fire started in the basement
near the furnace room. presumably
from defective wiring. and spread
rapidly to the elevator shaft and to
all parts Of the building. preceded by
dense clouds OF sunocating smoke.
One hundred guests were in the
building at tho time, and were res
cucd from the third and fourth floor
windows by hrcmcn and policemen.
The smoke was so dense that fcw Of
the guests attempted 10 save any Of
their personal effects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-16
ATTACKS PROPOSAL TO
REDUCE BRITISH ARMY
Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson
Warns Commons OF
DnnRcr.
IHy United Ncws.l

LONDON. March lin the 1rgt
speech he has ever made In the
House Of Commons, Field Marshal Sir
Henry Wilson made a determined at
TACK on proposals to reduce the
british military establishment. and
declared that IL the contemplated re-
auctions wer" put into force. Grca.
Britain would lose any war with any
power Of nOminally equal strength.
The Field Marshall warned the
Commons that grave personalities
existed In ireland, India. Egypt. and
AZ Honghonc. with new liabilities for
the Empire In Silesia. Constantinoplc.
and Palestine. The unsettled state
OF affairs on the continent, with al
liances pending between England and
France and belgium. were also sum-
cicnt reasons for the maintenance of
the army, he argued.
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IN SUPREME COURT

Proceedings yesterday in the Su-
prone Court OF Appeals OF Virginia
were as follows:
No. 80. Warren ct ais, Va. Gondrich
strip and Screen Company, argued
and submitted.
No. 81. Robertson VS.. Virginia Ma :
tionai Bank. continued.
No. 81. Juniper Lumber Company
rs. Nelson. argued and submitted.
NcXt cases I'm call--No. 80. Way VS..
Baydush; No. 81. Whipplc Va. Fidelity
and Casualty Company OF New York
No. IS. Bennett ct ais. VS.. Garrett CT
MIS-; Nh. 20. Monroe & Monroe. Inc.
VS.. Cowne: No. 80, Colbert VS. NJ. W.
Callahan & Sons; No. ~. Hill 81 ais,
VS.. Fell: No. ~, Payne. director. gen
cral. vs.. Brown; No. 80. city OF Will
liamsburg W. l.ycil; No a.. Sims vs..
Caplioi.
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ANTHRACITE MINE
WORKERS PRESENT
NEW WAGE DEMAND


IVOhtIhUru FTom fITSt FhEc.D
Presidents Thomas Kennedy. Halle
ton. Pa: w. J. Brennan. Scranton.
and {. J. Golden, Sh.mokin. and Dis
trict ic"-Prcsidcnt Andrew Mattcy.
Of Iiazlcton.
Samuel -. Warrircr. Philadelphia.
president OF the Ichigh Coal and
Navigation Company and chief
spokesman for the operators and
chairman OF their genera! policies
committee. moved an adjournment to
Friday afternoon. lie explained
that the operators desired To con-
slider the demands presented by the
miners and max. Il suitable reply
While there WAS not much inter
minciirr Of miners and operators, n
good feeling appeared 10 prevail.
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HOG PUTS TWO POLICE
OFFICERS TO FLIGHT

bANNiLlE. VA. March l5.-rolica
officers X. :. Maybcrry and l.. g.
lowell were chased for several blocks
10y hog in Mcchanicsvillc Yesterday
The officers had bcnc called to some
waste ground where the hog had been
roaming for two days. 1t seems that
the animal was included in ship
ment OF pigs to Danvillc. had escaped
ana mad run at several pedestrians.
The officers. thinking that tho task
would be simple. began chasing tho
hog, which suddenly turned about
end charged the officers with its
tusks cleaning. The policemen turn
cd and ran for some distance. but
finally induced the hog to yet under
house. where seven pistol shots put
nm end TO it's existence
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VOTERS OF LEE WARD
TO HEAR CANDIDATES
VIII lie Held Tonight
In William Fox schonl-MiEs Ma
aOn 10 rrrsIhc.

inass-mccting OF Lee ward vot-
crs mas been called by the Richmond
League OF women Voters for o'clock
tonight at William Fox School, Iar-
over Avenue. at which candidates for
board OF Aldermen and Common
council from Lee Ward have been in
'itch 70 speak. The meeting will ~.
conducted By Miss Lucy Hardnlph
Mason. president II tho lengue Mrs
'ari.r W. W"rmi"r, il chairman Of
iht Lee Ward committee.
The candidates a.,: Marx Guust.
v stewart Waite. beverley II. Da-
VIZ Tor The Board 81 Aldermen: w.
- bu'ier, FRED IL. lowell. y. Ice lto-
d'h. claude J., Eaikins. W. =. Car.
nentcT, Carroll -. iiagan. Graham =.
,i"DSon, Thomas : L.ahcy. ;. -.
Meredith. for Conn On Council
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REALTY RECORDS
Tho following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in Chanccry
Court:
Releases,

were recorded yesterday in Chaucery
Court:
i1a-Edgar Allan. Jr., and Robert
l.. Saviiie. trustees TO H. Il. We
horne. Henry Il. thusband), south
line Grace street. 30 fee, by 1870 feet.
Tots and .. block ). south line
hensington Avenue. 80 feet by 1873
feet, lots /! ana -. block y. Colonial
Avenue. section Il. Lots 5. .. 10. 80.
81 and 81. block 80. 10, 40. block 10.
Lots J. 4. . and &. block SO. sunny
Hrooh. November II. 1871. sS,2GO.
iI2-Charl"s r. Ruchrmund. ,rus-
tee. To y. H. Couse. Margaret II.
cousc. No 2oi west line Meadow
street - feet by S feet. North Chat
nm street. north 1876 feet and so feet.
March 10. 1922. 81 200.
i'6-ii. T. R!chcson, trustee. to
Samuel q. stowe. No. 30lG. north line
Floyd Avnuc ITO feet by lie feet.
East Belmont Avenue. east 2i.G feet
by l33 feet March !. 1922 1886
It'll. Secdon Taylor. Jr.. \. w.
Patterson, trustees. TO Henry $. Wal
lcrs,cin. No. 2ly south line Broad
street. &C feet inches East Madi
son street. east 20 feet by 1870
feet. March 10. 1922. 10000
i?e-H I. Richeson. trustee. 10
Mamie II. Elan. l.. l.. Elan. east line
Twenty-sixth street 81 feet north
20 street north 80 feet by 1872 feet.
March II. 1922. S6T5.
Bargain and Sale.
i73-J. II. Maxcy to Leroy u.
Grant. trustee. No. s,S-62O south
corner. Third and Jackson Streets.
80 feet by as feet. March 5. 1922. tax
So 50.
47S-Moses Lastcr. Sarah twife) 10
II. Goldstcin. No 73i northwest
corner Louisiana and erin Streets.
Is feet by 40 feet. March 10, 1922,
tax 81 $40.
479--Alicc Cronc, George Z. Crone
to Evandcr G. Brown. Sarah Lee
Brown, No. 22l3 south line Fair
mount Avenue, ~ feet inches.
West Twcnty-third street. west
9l.7 feet by ITO feet. March 10. 1922
tax $40. SO.
4Sl--James l.. Brown to Samuel IL.
Baker. north lin" Park Avenue. $50
feet West Woodson Avenue. 90 feet
by 1875 feet. lien s.. February 10.
1922.
iS2-Charles *. Willis. Lucy G..
(wifc) to samuel H. Baker, southeast
corner Taylor street AMI Allen Ave-
nue.. east 30 feet by 100 feet. North
line Chninn Street. 1866 feet East
Elm Street. east CSC feet by 40
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Judr. wt,hers to 81, In ,,ru,.,,,.,

DANNlLlE. VA. March I5-Iudgc
ID. fricc Withc!E has been asked by
Governor Trinkic TO hold court in
ErunsWtck County next week for
Judge VI. X. Peterson. who WAS re-
Gently elected by tn. General As
scfnbly Ia succeed Judge less. West.
elevated to tn" Supreme Court. There
are several cases IN which Judge
PETERSON cannot preside as he wac
Interested ia them rs an attorney
before being raised TO the bench
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
T rustee S Sale

rursuan, To :, deed of trust exc
[uisn On March ! l.22. recorded in
Of the iustiugs Court. PART H.. OF
~" ely 81 ilehmond., Virginia.. de
ment OF the deb, therein secured
ana having been requested by the
pcn.hciary 70 inahc sale OF the prop
cry Included in said deed 81 trust
o'cloc.i J.. NJ. on March -. 1899, on
the premises where located. Mt Fourth
ana STOCKTON streets; in the city OF
fstchmDud. Virginia. the property and
effects mentioned in said deed Of
trust. AS follows
!. All right. title and interest in "A
patent Invented by Ernest Orsini FOR
making cheese. ana amy improve
incnts that may be made thereon, as
signed and transferred to the party
? Seventy cheese making ma.
chimes and presses complete. tOrsini
pa tcnt.)
3. one hundred poultry AMI pigeon
feeders complete.
I. One machine brcakc.
>. on" burriiIr machine.
D. Three stakes.
I. Two Office desks
>, one Remington typewriter and
E. Three chairs.
-! one steel filing cabinet.
y one 10, gaaiynnized iron.
- On: lot sheet copper.
II. All stationery ana advertising
matter now AZ office. tAll the abovc-
named property being located at
Fourth ana Stockton Streets, in the
city OF Richmond. EaD
TERMS: Cash for as much as VIII
be necessary 10 dcfray the expenses
OF executing this trust. Including Il
trustees commission OF g per ccntum.
and TO luy note on debt of Sill
% -. with interest from the ith day
OF March. 1922; AMI the time of the
payment OF the la lance Of the pur-
chase price OF said property. If ANY
II II exceeds the amount necessary
TO pay the above sums. Will be ar
ranged with the purchaser, as desired
1y nc Ccstui Que Trust. under said
necd; or with the trustee. ii not de-
clded by the ccstui Que Trust
CHARLES T. MAURICE
l!0L Mmtmal liuillinr
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Road. to 1909 North Thirticth Street.
6. NJ. Collier. 30l West Franklin
street. to Stonewall Court.
7. L. Elam. SEQ Riverside Drive, to
sol Spring street
J. oyer. 1920 Floyd Avenue to lI3
North Morris street
c. NJ Riddick. 22lS Stuart Avenue.
to 1926 Hanover Avenue.
r. II. Thurston. IT'S West Maj
shall Street TO aga West Carr
street.
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Illinois MIncrn May Act Alone.

Sl'RlNGFlELb, ILL, March l5.--
Unless John l.. Lewis succeeds in
his efforts To get bituminous coal
operators OF the central competitive
fields into joint wage conference
before March 81. Illinois miners Will
meet operators in this State In n
separate parley to discuss a Stat.
agreement.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
CHAS. T. Rtf.IiHMUNp
Real Estate Agent.
rustee' S Auction
Sale

ily, virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
T B.aI R SnIy "a ig2v' and rseorded Ia
clerks once of the Richmond chan
Gerry Court. to secure the payment Of
certain notes therein described, de-
therein secured, and being required
SO 10 do by the beneficiary, | will sell
at public auc;i on the premises. on
MoNpAf MARCH 20. Ia22
al ! o'clock i. NJ.
the real este. described in said deed
OF trust as follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
"f land together with the improve
ientS thereon, known ana designated
as No. 2022 chaftin Street. Richmond.
Va; ana more fully bounded and de-
scribed as follows. towit: Begin
Ming a, a point on she north line OF
Chalnn street, distant 1888 feet /
ton OF III" north line Of Chaftin Street
thence running and fronting on the
said north line OF Chafnn Street. in
AN casterlN direction. the distance of
thence running back nothwardi, =
from said front. and at right angles
to the north line OF Chafhn Street.
ana between parallel lines. the dis
lance of Sc feet. to IA private aIlev in
the rear twelve feet G2D Wide. The
eastern and western line OF the prop
cry ,hy mrrcny conveyed extends through
tween tho tenement hereby conveyed
and that adjoining il. respectively on
the east and west side.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF this sale. including advcrtis-
ing ana trustees commission OF So !:
also SUFFICIENT cash to pay one note OF
S5iI5. due February %. 1899. Pur-
chaser to assume $500. 90 mortgage.
payable at the rate Of $500 Dor
month and interest. or for all cash
IN naymcnt OF the above notes at the
oPtlon OF the purchaser. This sale
=, ana mace. subject to n prior lien of
CHAS. T.. RUEHRMUND.
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BY WILLIAM +. Redo.
!scaltor.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Or
a NEW SEVEN ROOM DWELLING;
ON BENTON AVENUE,
IN EAST HIGHLAND PARK

BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
dated July 9th. 1921. and recorded m
the Iieniico County Circuit Court
clerks office. in Deed Book 2i7-H
page PA. default having been made
IN the payment of the debt secured
thereby. and having been reuuired b,
the beneficiary hereunder So 10 do.
the undersigned trustee, will, ON
THURSDAY. MARCH 10TH, 1929.
ut O'Clock =. NJ.
on the premises. proceed to sell al
public auction the property conveyeu
therein. VIZ:
AN that certain lot, or parcel OF
iand, lying In the Fairfield Magis-
terinl District. County Of Henrico
Va. and known. numbered and desIp.
mated as lot No. Is. in block No 5
beginning at point on the east side
or Benton Avenue thirty-five t35J
Feet south OF tho southern intersec.
lion OF Denton Avenue and Young
street and running east and parallel
with Young Street one hundred and
rorty tiiO'J feet to a twenty COZ
ROOT alley; thence norm and parallel
WIN Benton Avenue thirty five (35'I
rect: thence west long the south
margin or Young Street one hundred
ana f"rty iiOD feet: thense south
aiohE the east margin of Benton
avenue thirty-five $3.50 feet TO the
point OF beginning"
TERMS: Cash.
PERCIVAL SMITH.
The above sale is made subjcct To
a prior deed OF trust SECURING the
principal sum OF $500
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PREDICT RESIGNATION
SOON OF LLOYD GEORGE.
IRv l-nltnd Nn,v.1

LONDON. March l5.--Lloyd George,
VIII resign rs soon as he returns to ;,
london from his vacation. the Parlin1-y.
mcntary correspondent OF the Eeh-1
tral News predicts. and new" G0iIst
servative government will be formed
10 mold governmental authority until .
the general elections are called ~
According To this writer WINSTON
Churchill, now minister for the
colonies. VIII be the only Liberni' ross
naming In the Cabinet r'Jtlz-E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-16
Rabbit Wins Over Dnnrillc Hen.

DANNILLE. VA. March l5.-The
hen OF Mrs. w. Il. Hicks. which re-
Gently laid two eggs In ono day, was
eclipsed today by the rabbit of w.
NJ. Herman. COS Colquhoun street,
which yesterday produced dozen
youngsters. all OF which were re-
ported active and healthy today. The
same rabbit, which liz twenty months
old. had a litter of eleven about a
year ago.