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Pocahontas star herald., 1922-03-03
New Leader Has Big Day

The contest for tbs grafonola,
which has been conducted by the
New Leader Store for several weeks,
came to an end Saturday. Hundreds
of ticket holders thronged the store
aud the street In front at the hour
of the drs ing and Mr.. BorOwsky
took the opportunity of distributing
a large number of souvenirs to the
crowd. The lucky number was held
Dy Will Martin, who lives near
town, and who proudly carried
away the prize
The date set for awarding the
sewing machine will be announced
later.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-03-03
Baptist Church

Rev. w. r MoEwen has accept
ed a cali as pastor of the Baptist
church at Pocshontas, and will ar
rive here this week and conduct SER
wees Sunday morning and night.
All are urged to attend these SER
Woes and get acquainted with the
new pastor aud assist IN
making his work as pastor a success
from the beginning Q mmittee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-03-03
COTTON MILLS co.
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Arkansas Cotton Mills Co, a
$4,000 900 concern, organized a
year ago he'd lts first annual meet.
ing here last Friday and elected OF
fcers as follows: E. Dalton, presi.
denl;s u. l.. Throgmorton, vice
president; T. w. Campbell OF Little
Rock, secretary aud treasurer The
Board of Directors is composed Of
the following: K. Dalton, T. II.
Wells, J d. Wells, Boris Borrow
sky, 7 w. Campbell, George
Promberger, w l.. Pope, Il. X.
Hicks, Ill. Throgmortou, O. Il.
Stutlle
The company plans TO build a
cham OF cotton mills throughout the
state Although there has been no
effort to sell stock during the past
year on account of financial con.
diJons, the company has applica
tlons for many thousands of dollars
worth of stocE. Outside this state
1t has applications from invest
ors In New York, Missouri and Ok :
lshoma. An active campaign will
begin at once to sell enough stock
to finance the first mill to be built.
The location for the first plan: has
not been decided, bu: the company
has proposition from the Cham
ber of Commerce of BrinkIey that
will be considered among the first
1t is planned also to locate one oil
the first mills at Newpert.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-03-03
POCa till Loses

The Pocl Hi basketball team
vent TO Hardy last Friday and lost
game 10 the team there by score
of 1858 The game was played on
an out door court and our boys
f und this a great disadvantage as
hey had been playing on indoor
courts all the season
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-03-03
Grand Matron Coming

We are requested TO announces
that Mrs Sarah NAV Townsend Of
Pine Bluff, Grand Worthy Matron
Of the Eastern tar will visit Red
ross Chapter No. 40, officially,
Thus sday night, March 9 All
embers pie we tske notice.
Pocahontas star herald., 1922-03-03

w. A. Jackson has just sold
what is known as the Brumley farm
on Current river to T. &. Reynolds
of Biggers, the consideration being
$4,000. This Is one of the best
farms IN this otion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
SHOCKED TO DEATH
WHEN GIVEN CHANGE
Inmate of Vienna Asylum Not
Aware Of Chaotic
Conditions.

VIENNA. VIA PARIS, oct. 2s.-A
man who knew nothing Q, tho war
has jus; died here from shock on his
release from an insane asylum.
The shock came when tho pAtlen.
suddenly recovered. was told the doc
tors had signed his release.
How much do / owe your" In
CURED the patient of the director.
~ hundred thousand crowns" re-
piled the director. negliGently.
The patient staggered. a hun
dred thousand crowns. have not
so much In the world. But here arc
five thousand"
lie rendered tho director 5000
crowns in gold.
CnthiukinEly. the director accept
cd tho gold and. In exchange. offered
$500 crowns paper
"iierc is your change; we arc
quits he said.
Seeing himself given $4,000 crowns
change for 5000 the patient sank to
chair. so | am not cured--I am
stll mad" he said.
That night he died. OF despair that
his sanity had no; returned. and IL
was only nfte- his funeral that tho
director solved tho mystery by ro-
'mcmherinE that the man had bean
mad for twelve years and had thus
noTcr heard OF the war nor the re-
sultsnE exchange chaos
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Auction
Sale

At the request of the owner. we
Will offer for sale on the premises.
2ioI East Marshall Street, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30TH,
At / o'clock =. NJ.
the following described property:
Ten room. frame dwelling, with
gas and bath, renting for $4,000 per
month. Possession can be had De-
cembcr LIST. Lot commences at n
point distance % feet east OF the
intersection OF 2lst Street, running
thence in u southern direction along
the southern line OF Marshall Street
and fronting thereon 23 feet s inches
and running back in q southern di-
rection from said front los feet TO an
alley 10 feet wide.
This property IS in location that
Is fast changing into a commercial
district. Terms easy and will be an
nounced ut sale.
BROOKS & RICHARDSON. INC,
EeAl EStuta AnCf innenrs
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BY II. Z. RiCHESON x COMPANY.
Real Estate AUCt!oncers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
A IS =. y nB BMFakh$d Ay H$2YS
FULTON uIl.l.
ALSO FIVE LOTS II m THE riAN 9 OF
ING LOCATED o., THE S0urH
+ i i T WEST Q + MONuMENT
THE. SOUTH II%E or LEE AVE
NUE. so FEET WEST OF MONC-
Mt:NT HEIGHTS AVENUE.
Ia execution OF ~ decree OF Hen
rico County Circuit Court. in tn.
cause OF Alphonso $. Hall vs Federal
Trust Company, Administrator of Is
tate OF John H. Ashley, deceased. ct
ais, entered ON the ith day OF Octo-
commissioners. therein appointed.
will offer for sale by public auction
on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 2Np. 1922.
the hereinafter described property in
the following Orucr:
Al 30 l.. vi. thc threc lots on Fitz-
hugh Ave. fronting 20 feet each.
anu running back the depth o; l25
feet To an alley IL feet wide, and
being designated AZ lots Nos. ..
ana : in Block IL in The Plan OF
Monument hcishis. and immedi-
ately thereafter, Lois Nos. 3 and 4,
I'm Block j in Monument heights.
Said lots having front OF 20 feet
each. running back 10 depth vi
ltt( To Il Ib-lbtl uIlsy.
Al 100 =. NJ all tina, certain lot
of land. with the improvements
thereon. In the County OF Hcnrico,
near the city OF Richmond. and be-
ing the western half -; lot No. IS.
on plan .! Montrusc, described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at point sl7 feet from
Street and National Cemetery
Road; thence ia northerl y direc-
tion 321 feet to Ferrand Street:
thence along said street in an east
rose Street: thence in a westerly
direction along said Montrose
Street To the point OF beginning,
The lots being located in the Yves,
End. where property Is rapidly en-
HANGING and wita the extensive i'm
proveuents the city viii make in
insure the purchaser Il handsome
profit in the near future. The dwell
ing contains IL large rooms and is in
lot II viii! make an admirable home
!Or any one who desires Il garden
and chickens. or. Will make good
paying investment. as rental prop
mand.
TERMS: One-third OF the pur-
chase price Is cash. and the residue
In two equal installmcnts. al one ana
two years from the date OF sale. for
notes OF the purchaser WITH legal
interest added from the day OF sale
and the title TO he retained by III,
court until all the purchase money
Is PAID when conveyance will be
ordered by the court. or for all cash
at the option OF the purchaser
W. ". BEVERLEY,
ALFRED T.. COHEN.
hereby certify that the bond il,
the above styled suit has been duly
SAMUEL p. wADDILL.
Clerk
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WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM.
FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA.

Sealed gro.oaal, for constructing two
rAt=. !!aes 20. ;hc town OF Front Royal
Va Will be received ~ the Mayor and
CoGnc!! o; Front Royal until q o'clUCi.
o. Soye!nLc: =. 1872.
Proposal must u. accompanied by n
crr'.hec check 70. 400 made yayabl.
10 The Mayor and Council. o: From; Koya!.
Va n"i '.uz: te addressed 10 L. :. wvs:
Recorder.
i!ans hni peciaca;ions may be OBJ
th!hcd from the Mayur and Council. Front
Royal. Va or :Tpn +. -. R.ch"y. Ci;y
EnSinter Front EOyH!, Va y: dcpoa!tlng
Check for 80. which VIII be retur.e :
~atn tho pans are returned.
The Mayor aI.d Council reserve The
r!sht to reject any or -! bids.
MAYOR ASD COUNCIL.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors Of ELMER X. GOD
DARD and WALTER W. BAXILE.
lately trading as Il. and G.. Market
the County OF Henrico. and dis
trict aforesa!d-Bunkrupt
Notice is hereby given that on DC
tohcr %. 1872 the said ELMER X.
GODDARD and WALTER w. BAX-
ILE. lately trading as -. ana q.
Market. and individually. were adju-
dicatcd bankrupt. and that the first
meeting of their creditors will hc
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va. on
NOVEMBER =. 1922, at 10 O'Clock In
the forenoon at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. b. SSEAD.
Referee in bankruptcy.
Richmond, Va. October 81, 1922.
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Former Yale Player ME-.

TROY. y. Y. oct. 2s-pomeroy
Tucker Francis. former Yale football
player and at one time ono OF tho
prorrietors of the Troy Times. died
today while undergoing an operation
III New York. He was the son OF
the late Charles $. Francis. United
states minister to Greece and am
bassador TO Austria hungary.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustees Auction
Sale

OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
MA%CFA cTURING PLANTS. FAC
TORY SITES. ETC. ALSO EQCI-
TIES IN CERTAIN NOTES OF TIL
RICHMOND BASEBALL CLUB,
lNC.. AID OF THE. VIRGINIA
BOAT CLUB
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

In execution OF certain deed O.
trust to the undersigned trustee,
the Clerks Office OF the ChanCcry
Court OF The cay of Richmond. Nir-
GINA. In Deed Book 2f6-C, PAGE $40.
default having been made ia the pay.
and being required by the beneficiary
so to do. 1t VIII sell by auction at
the Richmond Real Estate Exchange.
No. % North Ninth Street. In the
city Of Richmond. Virginia.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1922.
at $50 O'clock +. NJ,
The following property:
First. Al! the islands and rocks IN
James i;ir-r Within the city OF Rich
!nond. between the northern and
southern banks OF tho said river. and
the Free bridge. extending from the
FOOT OF Ninth street on the north side
OF said river 10 the foot OF seventh
Street. on The south side thereof. and
"A line crossing The SAID river below
the extreme eastern end OF Mayo Is
land. below the right OF way OF the
ScabOard Air Line hallway, being d
part OF the real estate conveyed to
the Mayo Land and bridge Company
by deed bearing date or the l2th day
OF Aprh, la93. and recorded ia the
Clerks O:lCc Of the Chanccry Court
OF the City OF Richmond. in Deed
Book lG5A. pag. PAS. and all Of the
real estate conveyed TO the said Com
pany by Thomas {. Williams eNccu-
tors. by deed bearing date on the
18TH day Of March. 1901. and rruordcd
IN the said Clerks Office In Deed
Book l7o-B. page 2i7.
Excepting thcrctrom that portion
OF the foresoins property which has
been heretofore conveyed by the
Srantor TO the Virginia Boat Club 10
deed bearing date on the 9TH day 0,
March. 1920. aud recorded in the
Clerks Once OF the Cha.Ccry Court
a. the. t'itS Of "a IN
Book 25s-C. page is2. and also ex-
ccpt!nS .hcrcfrun that portion of
said property conveyed by the grant
ur TO tie Richmond Baseball Club.
Inc. by deed bearing date on The
10Th day Of March. 1921. and which
rs TO be recorded in said Clerks or :
flee.
Second: All right, title and interest
pany IN ana TO the proceeds OF the
sale OF said portion OF said property
TO the said Virginia Boat Club. now
deposited Win said American Trust
mcnt between III. Mayo Land and
Bridge Company and the Virginia
i5oai Club. dated January -. 1920.
and ali right. title and interest OF
said Mayo Land and Bridge Company
in or under said agreement.
Third. All right. title and interest
of the Mayo Land and Eridge Com
pany in and to the proceeds OF the
sale OF said portion OF said property
20 the said Richmond baseball Club.
Inc. now deposited with said Amer
lean Trust Company In escrow under
an agreement between the Mayo
Land and bridge Company and the
Richmond Baseball Club. Inc. dated
March IL, 1921: anu all right. title
and interest OF said Mayo Land and
Bridge Company III or under said
agreement.
The above sale Is made EXPRESSLY
subject 70 deed OF trust from tho
Mayo Land amt Bridge Company to
the undersigned trustee. recorded in
the said Clerks Office in Deed Book
2G2-C, page a. securing the follow :
ing amounts:
S65.ooo.Uo, with interest from July
/. 1922.
sl,950.00. with interest from July
|, 1922.
TERMS: Cash.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
map OF the above property can
be seen at the office OF the trustee.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co.
lUli T.. Main Street

lUli T. Main street.
AUCTION SALE Or VALUABLE
EAST MAlN STREET PROPERTY.
THREE THkEE-STORY BRICK
DIV BILLINGS.
NOS. 2i3. 2l5 AND 2!7. NEAR
THIRD STREET.
We Will sell at pubic auction. on
the premises.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER siST.
at y. NJ.
the above valuable and attractive
property. fronting so feet inches
~ 40 feet 70 an alley. The dwell
inSs are we'll constructed. contains
10 or Il rooms each, with city conveu-
fences. The central location and at
traCt!vc Size % this lot should an
peal To the investor. either for H.,
own occupancy or as 4 growing Ia
vtstment. with an assured future, as
the certain trend III Slain Street val
ues westward. Large and valuable
improvements contemplated in this
immediate section. The proposed re-
routing OF the street car lines dnWr,
Third or Fourth street. all Justify
The prospect o: rapidly enhanced
values. The property must hc sold
20 close an estate. and the sale Offers
a rare opportunity for Il profitable
Investment.
TERMS: Liberal and announced
1T sale.
J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
ACctioneerS
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rustee's Auction
SALE

THAT DESIRABLE FRAME DIV EN.-
LING, No. sea CATHERINE ST.
Located IN the central part OF the
city; making IL good home or Il
tirst-class investment.
In execution of certain deed OF
trust to the Undersigned. dated De
ccmb"r 2lst. 1920. and recorded In
the Chanccry Court OF the CITY Of
richmond. Va. IN Deed Book 21l-C.
page IS. default having been made In
and being required 50 To do bv the
holder thereof, We viii sell at pub
lie auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IND, 1922
AT 1870 l.. NJ.
as, follows: All tnlt certain lot. par
Gel or piece OF land with frame
dwelling No. ?23 Catherine Street
and all other iml- Dvcn"nts thereon.
lying and being in the City Of Rich
mond. Nirginia. and described as fol-
lows: Commencing at a point on
the southern line OF Catherine Street,
three hundred and fifteen (3l5l feet
east OF the eastern line OF Hancock
street thence running eRstwardly
and fronting on the said southern
feet and extending back between
parallel lines one hundred 900 feet
10 an alley ten G0) feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
GEO. w. HOWELL.
Trustee.
Note-.This property is sold subject
To a prior deed OF trust for $1,000 90
and interest thereon from September
81. 1879
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AtAuction
To Settle An Estate

provcmants thereon. consisting OF
lot fronting 1870 feet. more or less
on Pump House Road. and running
back along the line o. Phantom Street
400 feet. improvements consists OF
Il well built S-room frame dwelling,
with modern convenienccs. servants
house OF rooms. and other out build
inEs.
VIII be sold Mt auction, on the
premises.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9TH. 1929.
AT 1880 +. NJ.
This property is combination
city and country home; the lawn is
well set III beautiful shade trees and
shrubs. The surroundings are per
haps the most attractive or any in
the city. Terms VIII be arranged at
the sale.
/, cp>->-yrr g ~
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AbLIiONS-LEL1LS
I<eHul Notices

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
Office OF tho Treasurer
W!i:a!ngtOn. =. g.. oct. 20, :922
The Board Of Directors of Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company Ia, declared
yer cent !nte!.s; on ;a1 Certificate, OF
Indebtedness o: that Con. pRny. paya 81. on
Wednesday. EOE":ao"T ls,. 1929 to such
stock AoiGe:s AS SAai. De Teg!sturud on III,
BOOKS o! me CCElaEy Wednesday,
October :t;h. 1879.
JSO. T. REID,
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o 'NN' -'"'>U'"
Eastern piStr o Virgin
! T. OF th
and
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FOR SALE.

NV WEST END BRICK.
Fix rooms, tile bath, hot
ter heat, pape re q
|tdes, screens; Sc, $50,
20 cash, or will take lots
first payment. This will
a good investment, as
1T will carry it.
|HEPHERD STREET.
New siy-room brick ; tile
In, hot-Water heat, sleep
/ porch; brick fireplace;
1000, $1,000 cash.
NORTH RICHMOND.
New seven-reom house,
|nplete, tile bath, glassed-
sleeping porch; hot
ter heat; shady side
|eet, one block from car
Il school; IS, 800, $1,000
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r. V. DORSEY,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
12S y. Adams 81.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDING SITE at head
OK lake. adjoining University OF Rich
mond; 2!a acres; trees OF all kinda;
running water through back OF prop.
crty. See this quick Address iox
II S36, The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

In the Matter OF No. 3l72
ROBERT II. LuKHARD In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
Auctioneers
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That Excellent
Store and
Dwelling

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE.
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-16
TIE STATE OF TEXAS

To ihe Sheriff or any Constable Of
Lubbock County. Greeting
You are hereby commanded 20
cause to Boz posted for twenty days,
exclusive NJ the day " posting. .n
three of the most public places boz
iHhb0es County. one Of which ball
he t ODE Court House door, and poo
$50 lf mich hail be in fho same
..ty 0r town. and also, cause to De
published .u the newspaper publish
ed n Lubbock County ior more
..ln twelve months, f0r twenty days
copies 0f thc following notice, which
fa fhis day been filed hy mc, TO-
Wit. SO 239, Estate ~ Il TO-
i0wrcy. deceased in The County
Court Of Lubbock County Texas, ln
Probate
10 all persons Interested In The
Estate ~ u u Iowrcy, deceased
You viii take notice that a. the
end Of twenty days from the serv-
ice hereof, we will apply 10 the
Clerk ~ the County Court Of Lub-
book County Texas, for a commits
sion 10 take the deposition u J. n.
Chase. who resides az Newcastle,
In Young County. Texas, In answer
10 the direct heterogeneous pro-
pounded 10 him. copy II which Is
this day filed with the Clerk Of
said Court IN the above cause, 20
be read ~ evidence IN behalf II
s. r. Lowrcy, w s. Posey. and x.
l.. Lowrcy, applicants for the pro-
bate Of the Last viii and Tesla
ment and Codicil thereto Of r. II
Lowrcy, deceased. on the trial Of
said cause.
Notice Is hereby given that said
Applicants have filed with the Clerk
Of this Court IN said cause, copy
OF said Direct lntcrrogatories pro-
pounded 20 j. T.. Chase, witness
who resides NJ Newcastle. in Young
County, Texas, together with no.
tice Of their intention 70 take the
deposition 81 gaid witness at the
expiration u twenty days from he
service hereof, 20 answers 10 which
will be- read in evidence on trial Of
said cnusc: and that commission
will issue at the expiration Of
twenty days from the service here
Of.
Herein Fail Not. but an Of ihis
Writ and Of this precepi. and how
you have executed the same, make
due return.
Given Under Ny Hand and Seal
81 Office, at Lubbock, Texas. this
3ist day Of May, a. d. 1922.
(SeaD HERBERT sTUBBS,
Clerk Of the County Court n Lub-
book County, Texas 2s-4f
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-06-16
High Production
at Low Cost Are
Winning Features

l.. r. Hightower was here Monday
from his home in The idalou COM
munity. accompanied by his father,
.T. j. Hghtower, Of Bosquc county
The young Hightower has been on
the Plains long enough 20 realize the
advantages OF this section, and de-
clarod h0s Intentions 20 have bis
father become acquainted with the
possibilIties Of Lubbock county
farming
ne has n four hundred acrcs Of
cotton. which Is doing nicely 40 This
Time. though the growth ~ which
was retarded 60 some extent hy the
recent heavy rainH. yet Mr. lighiow-
er ig poclHiy wei pleased with con-
ditions. and a1Ii he was sure hiH
father would have one big time cul-
tIvating that much cotton without "a
loss DOB The Bosque river bottoms.
and when we asked the number Of
men that 10 would require Tor the
cultivation n hat much land in that
section. he declared that four times
the number employed on his farm
would be- seriously handicapped by
the rank and Immediate growth Of
weeds, and the father agreed there
was something 20 what had been said
and admitted that Tor cheap cost "
high production. Lubbock and The
Plains apparently are ahead Of the
world
Those are only few ~ The ad-
vantage chat favor The Plains farm
arf. and close rHi mate nf other
conditions which parallel this viii
Plains toH