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st. Paul Girl wins.

Only one OF the three matches that
were held within the main enclosure
proved TO be we'll fought That was the
one in which Miss Marguerite Davis of
ST. Paul defeated Miss Marion Chapman
OF Nyack, New Jersey title holder. in
two deuce sets, 81. 7--5. In the other
two Mrs. Bundy outspeeded and out
placed Mrs. Samuel Waring. 6-2. 6-1,
while Mrs. Mallory breezed through two
love sets against Miss Mary Case OF
Norfolk. Conn. In seventeen minutes
pretty close TO record speed for ma
tonal tournament match
While some OF the seeded players are
not conccding the championship to Mrs.
Mallory by any means. the fact stands
out boldly that she is playing devastat-
Ing tennis There appears TO be no hold
ing her. She Is showing wonderful speed
and strength unbeatable control and a
world OF confidence. and II will take re-
markable tennis. and that on day when
she Is not at her best. to beat her. She
outscored Miss Case yesterday 90 points
TO 90. and nearly half of her points were
earned on clean passes Only twice
during the match did Miss Case succeed
in bringing score to deuce.
Mrs. Waring opened promisingly
AGAINST Mrs. Bupdy, holding her own for
a while with the former champion In
deep court driving duel, but when once
the wonder woman of California speeded
up and began pounding terrific drives
Into the corners or along the side lines
the local player found II impossible 60
Keep pace with the ball. Mrs. Waring
never stopped trying. but did not have
the speed and strength TO check the at
tack of her opponent. Mrs. Bundy dis
covered early that Mrs. Warnings back
hu M ri 1ar. nJat Ia
her forehand and she forthwith concen-
trated at the vulnerable spot. with ex-
ooilent results. In two OF her three
winning games Mrs. Warng broke
through service, but that is not unusual
in women's tennis.
stamina Brings victory.
II was the superior stamina and
farder hitting Of Miss Marguerite Davis
Of st. Paul that enabled her to beat
Miss Chapman. The latter's control was
good all the way through but she lacked
the energy to summon an extra effort
for IN important point and she cropped
two deuce games after coming from po-
mind ia each and bringing the score to
all Miss Davis with occasional sorties
to the net proved the more versatile and
her greater resources turned the VIC
tory her way.
In one OF the Interestingly fought
contests Miss Florence Ballin. holder
Of the Eastern Pennsylvania title, de-
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
Dempsey--1e Match.

CHrcAGo. Aug. II ASSOCIATED Press).
Jack ISearns, manager of Jack Demp-
soy, and Leo Flynn, manager or Bill
Brennan. to-day posted forfeits OF sf0.-
600 each for the appearances Of thelp
men for a boxing contest at Floyd Fitz-
slmmons's arena in Michigan city. Ind.
Labor Day. Fitzsmmons posted $4,000
az, guarantee. and the fight. for SOW
eral weeks in tho scheduled class thus
was cinched
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
O'Dowd Whips Pal Moore.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 14.-Eddie
O'Dowd. Columbus bantamweight, won
the judges decision over Pal Moore
of Memphis here tonight in a twelve
round bout. O'Dowd drove Moore to
the ropes with hard blows in the sec
ond and third rounds and obtained
lead which the Southerner could not
overcome Moore weighed ll5la pounds
and O'Dowd. il6ia.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
Quick Decislpe Victories
in WOn1en'S Title Tennis
Mrs Mallory, Mrs Jessup, Miss Bancroft and Miss
Sigourney Win in Love Sets; Mrs Bundy and
Miss Wills Yield Few Games
ny SAMUEL j. BRooKMAN.

The time to speed up had arrived. All
the aspirants who have any chance at
all of reaching the Anal round in the
women's national tennis championship
realized that fact at Forest Hills yes
terday when the annual title tourna-
ment opened. and the character OF their
play proved it. They all went out to
win as quickly and decisively as they
could. and they did. Love sets or S-1
sets therefore were the rule rather than
the exception and the days play wound
up when there were still three hours OF
daylight available.
All but one of the eight seeded playe, s
advanced without being extended'at any
stage, the only exception being Mrs
Robert lie Roy who having drawn a
bye did not get into action. Just how
smooth was the path OF the topnotchcrs
may be noted by enumerating the num-
ber of games-thcy lost in moving ahead
one round: Mrs. Mola Bjursted Mallory,
playing through champion. none: Miss
Leslie Bancroft of Boston. Seabrisht
finalist none; Miss Edith Sigourney OF
Boston none; Mrs. Marion Zinderst.ln
Jessup of Wilmington, none Miss Helen
Jessup of Wilmington, none Miss Helen
Wills. the youthful California prodigy
two, Mrs. May Sutton Bundy of Los
Angeles. national champion of 1904.
three, and Miss Clare Cassel of New
York. Ave.
That tells the story of the first days
play. swift. aggressive. near champion
ship tennis on one side of the net
and more or less defensive tennis on
the other. To be more exact. 1t tells
the story of the feature matches. for
some of the contests between lesser
lights developed into interesting tussles
that some of the spectators who wan
dered away from the grand stand area
to the outside courts managed to see
and enjoy.
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Held for Boxers Death.

TRENTON. Y. J.. Aug. 14.-Louis
Baralc was held without hail in Police
Court to-day 10 await Grand Jury action
on n granddaughter charge ms result OF
the death Saturday Of Young Labade.
a soldier-boxer from Camp Dix Labadie
collapsed IN the ring last Monday after
a six round bout with Barale.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
Rosenberg GiYen Verdict
Over~Krug in Title Bout
Boxing Bouts of the Week

TONIGHT.
Ebbets Field-Dnnny Frush vs.. Johnny
Dundee. I5 rounds.
WEDNESDAY.
Mitchell Field, l.. billy Marlowe ys.
Terry Martin, ~ rounds.
THURSDAY.
i02d Medical Regimcnt-Harry Catena
". Sonny Cashir, I2 rounds.
ionkers Airdrome-,Jack Bernstein Is.
Archie Walker, 10 rounds.
Broad a. O.. Newark-Charley Weinert
VI. Gene Tunney. 12 rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
George Shade Knocked Out
by Delaney in First Round

WooNsocKEr, II. l.. Aug. f4.-.Jaclx
Delaney. Bridgeport. knocked out
George Shade OF California in the first
round Of what was to have been a
twelve round bout here tonight The
mcn are middleweights.
The New York herald., 1922-08-15
Women to Swim for Title.

The one mile national senior swim-
ming championship for women Is TO he
held In the lagoon OF Manhattan Beach
baths next saturday
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What Every ExpeCtant
Mother Should Know

Mrs.. Laura Hendrix, Gracemont.
Okla, says: 81 want to express my
appreciation Of Mothers Friend"
] AIN tho mother OF six children. eX-
pecting another one soon. I have
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or. l can't do without It. l recon.
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Ute Mothers Friend" no our mother.
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-,, ,, go,
'"' '""7 800
amor ana tn" cray ""uEhs OF the
cr"p" myrtl" trees in the garden
she had dressed h.rsolr r,-or,Illy.
ia ''a' A'N ''''>'
i'''""'h r'"SeIN the lines OF nor NIX :
ar" iIcr beauty. which a painter in
r.uy,u.. b.,d ,,,,. c,,,,..roh I,,,n
""H '' '""''"' '""N ~
20 dram IN" color ana iiEht from hcr
SURROUNDINGS Even PATTY. with h"r
,r..h ,,,,, ,,., , nan, c bo, ,.,,.i,t
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az" - MIS- ",p'P'' N."'' "'
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Trustees Auction Sale
Real Estate and
Personal Property

Ry virtue OF certain deed or trust
10 the Undersigned, trustee. dated
March 3 1872. recorded in the Cleric 8
once Of the Circuit Court Of Pow
hatan county. Va. in - Il. ~. page
800. default having been made in the
payment OF the debt therein secured
] viii. at tho request Of the note
holder. sell. on the premises.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1922.
at o'clock l.. NJ.
the following property: All OF two
certain tracts OF land, being the same
property that WAS conveyed to Alice
q. Snyder by deed from Thomas II.
Taylor and Katherine r.. Taylor. his
wife. hearing date May %. 1921. and
recorded In the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court of Powhatan County.
Va. in n. Il. -. page TO. Also COW.
pigs and all personal property pur-
chased from the said Thomas II. Tay-
Tor and wife same date.
TERMS: Cash as Ia cost OF exc
cutting this trust and all personal
property.
This sale is made subject to deed
OF trust on the real estate for $1,000
r. J. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
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TEMP CEVILLE. VA. Nov.
'5.-Miss Ida Dixon. after long M
ness. died At the home Of hcr sister.
Mrs. LLOYD Smith. November ; SER
vices wcr" conducted ut tho homo of
her sister by the Rev. T. l.. Buncs.
II rocomokc City. assisted ny Rev.
NJ T. iunEcrford, of Hallwood VI. i.
Church. lntermcnt was made in the
:amily plot at Conquest Chapel
Cemetery She is survived by three
brothers. Major Dixon. of Hallwood.
and Estill and John Dixon. Of phA14
dclphia. and three sisters. Mrs Sally
Rev. OF Ilallwuod. Mrs. LLOYD Smith,
OF Tempe and Mrs l.. IL.
Chcsscr, OF Assawuman.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

Pursuant 10 an order entered in tho
Circuit Court of STAFFORD County. Va
"" VIII Offer Tor sal" at public auC-
ton ~ from, Of Law Hund.nE in the
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1872.
~ II O'Clock y Nj
IA" following d"scrlb"d TWO tracts Of
Xii tina, certain ,rar, ~ Land. TO-.
r"tl"r with tn. buildings ana i'm
pruv.'ucnt~ thereon. s.tla,. Iving
ana h,irs ~ Falmouth MarisieriaI
District, Stafford county Va. known
LITTLE wHIM"
IL. ing ,ne same tfact Of iand when
Was conveyed unto K"bert II purvis
Dy Ada l.. lurvis nH decd dated July
%0. i:i'. anh "f record boz Decd Book
-. Pare -. on" "f th. iaud records
OF stafford County. Va
All that certain tract OF land 10
cated iu Falmouth Maeistcriai Dis
u'lrt, stafford 1uWuty Y. aud CON
tanning i'g arr.S. i;uo"n as tho
EASTERN f3i!Ti,pN OF LITTLE
AMI beins the SANE trac, ot Land
which vas conveyed unto Roher, II
fuvN., 10y Charles :. Gibson aud VIII.
by d""d dai"d January 81. 1921. aud
ON" 81 the land records % stafford
'CuuiT
TERMS or SALE cash
deposit 81 $1,000 on TIA" purchase
VII b" required Of tho successful
bi!""rs an date OF sale. terms II sale
TO T.. complied with upOu thc con
hrwat.ou thereof 10y the court. or
property !" b" r"s"ld At the cost OF
tn" d"fa"lrinE purchaser ar pur-
chas.r~
IN. I.r,Ie wnjm property is mag
n'h,'u,ly located and has on 1t AZ
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tIIiN lea
Postoni
We Sell
WEDNESDAY. NoVEMBER so 7.
SUBURBAN ESTATE divided as FOL
Sold
III TEN ACRES level fronting
Lane.
TIMBER TRACT. 80
watts OF
etc
VI BEAUTIFUL TRACT. adjoining fronting
irHt watts Lane al wei!
WELL
Il
VII 'coLoNiA HOME TRACT. fronting ccon
Mcrhanicsvil" rk d.ciing
sc" cut ah"Ne) situated LOVELY
hall waite heat
rms tract includes
sites fer we'll n
is
"i IMrEH
VII SCI! here
hammock highway passes In
another chance get SUBURBAN adjoining
city 4
a ann tsa:e
THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. 1914 Main street
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Mrs. Mnry RInnd johnson.

PETERSBURG. VA Nov l5-1trs.
Mary Bland Johnson. widow OF julius
:. Johnson. and daughter OF tho late
John Boiling Bland. of Fountains.
Primo" George County. died Tuesday
at her home in Hampton She IS
survived hy SIX sons. John and Rhb-
ert Eryant ,by a former marriagel.
Boiling. Melville. William Gregory
and Cargin Johnson
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brought me bottle of Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. took
it regularly until all the hard pains
had LETT me and was able TO be up
and to do my work again. The hard
lump left my side and feel splendid
in all ways. know Of many women
it has helped. ~ Mrs. G.. RICHARD
son, 1910 Orcas St, Seattle. Wash.
This is another case where Lydia
F.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
brought results after trying
everything any one told NE" had
failed.
If you are suffering from pain, ncr-
vousness and are always tired; if you
are low spirited and good for moth
ing. take Lydia Z. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound.
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BY CHAPLIN & CLARK.
Rca! Estate AuctIUnccrs
Trustees Auction Sale


DESiltiB,.E SMALL SEltI-kRAE
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
In execution 81 "a certain deed of
trust. dated september 20. 1924 and
fr'urd-d in tn" clerks otlic. Of tn.
circuit Court Of the County uf lien
REQ, IN deed book 2IS-A. page So. to
th- understand trustees default
having been made IN IN. ptyrneni of
par, Of the debt ,hereDS secured
ana btlnE required SO To do by tn.
b'n' fciary hereunder We will sell
al public auction. on the premises
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER u. 1892.
Al $50 O'Clock l.. NJ
the following described real estate.
wit:
All that certain tract or parcel
Of land yins ana being III the County
Station, on the X. T.. * H. Railroad.
containing Two and siN-t.nths (2t.lOj
acres. together With all improve
Mcnts thereon.
buildings viii make a comfurtnni.
home for any one employed in tn.
city and desiring suburban property
where thcE can have garden, fruit.
poultry. etc. and can be- bought on
extremely reasonable terms.
TERMS Cash sufficient To pay all
costs OF executing this trust. any
unpaid taxes thereon and "iAni nut,..
Or SIS n" each and interest on
$500 from September 70 1921 to
dat. of sale. res:du. payable $1,000
per month and interest from IL. {
sale, 10 he evidenced by negotiable,
notes OF purchaser and 10 he secured
10y deed Of trust on the said prop.
ertH. or all cash. al option OF pur-
chaser.
INO, H. CHAPLIN.
TiiOS. ". CLARK
Trustees
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Wis. Kettle Peterson.

PETERSBURG VA. Nov. l5--
Miss Kettle Peterson. 81. died this
morning at her residence. ii7 z Fiji
more street, after an illness Of long
Duration She is survived by NUM-
bcr OF nieccs and ucphews The flu
neral vii, IN held tomorrow after
noon at 3:3c o'cioci; from St Pauis'
Episcopal Church. Rev. +. T. Dand-
ridge, rector, Will othciate Inter-
mcnt viii be III Blandford Cemetery.
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Lost mud Found

Do6-Lost, dark brown and white hull
dos license No. Sts;. Return to -.
y. Adhirs street Reward
DoG-StTayed from Forest mn Park.
male setter rnppy. white ana brown.
"boHt months cid. Reward Il. T..
C0rh"il Madison 6l32-J
KENS-losi bunch Of Keys IN case In
jitn.y, OF ON Addison Street, bytV IN
Hanover and stuart Avenues. can
boulevard 1901.
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Wantcd-itcul E.t.;c
81


y. hhNGE-Waut Q ~ 10 nrr.s. -iI,-
-'i' i"r CUB. NOT user - miles tram
"''' Nibr's' s15. care rhe D,-pa',h
LIST sos" ur"p"rty with "a. iur f.nt o.
nm r.shtn h.u4"iph 5i's.
IpE RESULTS Is, your p.oper,, win
O.. e. razor. :. Nortn smith Street,
Hi'HMo%D TRUST COMPANY nc. ~.
'.'r b-t" tm-Gt Sa.,, s.rt.s ana
'""' s''r"ih and Main Street,
itt.A.- rs.h Ti.-I.a, yoar Yt...rty ~tE
u. 'Hi s'.- ~ t.I r.nt ~ an ,.Ty.
E"u S.H.u.a'. "i..vE iNlh.rd.yu.
l1 .. N"r'h H.ghuh sur-t
RIA. .-l q, Ir.--..ls, so.r .t.t.rty .,tn
~ ~ sa.r or iyr tent s.ortun o
IHhlH.iu.r. S'cppI rivyr. EIr.t .stlonA
hf"t hGidiGS k,rhu..n =. aEi s..
OK Results H., .cuf farm. ana city
.iparf "1ta Pollard B.sOy 1907
t'.i "lH,. street
foH .,aIii. IT,, your property with u.
'.'l.'t lo. l!.t hast aAlL.
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Vincent II. Elmurc

DAVIS WHARF. VA. Nov. Ia
Vincent H. Elmore, a.. died at tho
homo OF his daughter. Mrs l.. :.
SturGis, November ,. after an illness
OF two years. lie is survived by his
widow. who was Miss Roberta Colon
ma. and three children. Claude NJ FL
more. Mrs. l.. 5. Sturgis and Mrs.
John r. kcllam
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I'mncrnl of John VI. Rvnn.

Funeral services for John " Ryan.
So who died Yesterday in Charlottc7-
VILE. viii be conducted tomorrow
morning =, 10 o'clock i'm s1cret
Heart Cathedral Tho burial viii no
i'm Mount Calvary Cemetery The
badJ wiii 10 brought here today and
,.1~a 70 tn home Or Mr. Ryar's
brother u. = Ryan. 1910 Floyd Ave-
uur
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torinnu Observes.

.t,, a, '"'S 20
~ S'hSe glance
u" NV" 'n"hE'"
, 9 u X AZ l"r h'i
" ma" lh'',"H IN me
.urn.d -, "a" =
,,l, h""rI Never hhd sh'
"'-''N' ana elusive"
""" >ne Drought x" haunting
'"'' "'''"''E VIC ''N.'ln"ss
"''" S'''"s 'h"' Is viva
IAN II %" that stephen is really
In earnest asked III" older woman
II her disturbed heart. and tho next
instant. shaking her wise head. she
added. Poor llttlc rndhird! VIVA;
docs she know of lifc outside Of :,
cedar trc""'
\, uurho,r ,ho ,.,.,
for, "a ma. v,,,,. ,,,.,,
.rxio,v nv.r.st,, 80,
.orIu,r, ,e,i.,,d !, "'
he mad observed
disturbance ,ln ,'''."'
There ~,
unna,uraI ,,,h -, ~" ne was
If coais.n..s ri, 49, '"n' q
90 S'''HN IN MS hHmor gro
.tTGa wi,h f ira OF ms rhetorical
,r,.,cd ~. al, ] ais,
tuhi,u. ""''""',S "i
win her ,.,zo ,' r r''"lN SlIen'
rnri, "" "'r Plate only
, n '"| ha, aus n"d, as Sh" laughed at
mlnce Af,o- '' u"WcN'r, out OF
i"n'' N'"r All u YOU began I,
49, 49, men ny me quality of ,heir
~, Won" II lead you?
,.,,t ~ n'r eyes dFo"nimc be-
a., i. ~" la*h'S' sal lost In
,,r,,a s'",.' az "trSS'I now. by Co
- =
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John Bnrti-tc rrrrciont.

John Raptistc Francioni, Sc, fa'hor
OF Suvio. Attilio. Anthony. JoScan
and Helena Franciori. ~ Rlcr,nnrd.
is dead N Barga, Italy according
20 word received hcrc ycy,erGay.
Joscph and Helena Frauciont lcf:
here about three weeks 20 70 visit
their father. and should have reached
Earga about tho time Of his death.
MIR t'ranciom fought with Gar!haldl
when the temporal authority over
Rom" vas rNerfhrown in 1870
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on my feet, then l.
had chills and
fever and such
pains in my right
side and a hard
lump there. L
could not turnmy-
self in bed and
could not sleep. L
was this way for
over two months,
trying everything
any one told me,
until NV cistrr
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tho man whom she intended to mar
"Yon would make 4 splendid Trcs.-
dent Gather" FATTY was Insisting.
C'To be continued tomor~owy
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No. 1923 Sorth Thlrti.th Street
Ry virtue OF certain deed Of
trust, dated May p. 1905. and record
td in Richmond Chanc.ry Court
clerk - ono. in deed hooH I".-B page
RIO. default having teen made In tho
pa m"nt uf portion 81 the dcUt
occurred thereby. and h-viuS been re-
ruirod by III" beneficiary therein 50
l. do. uill on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1922.
~ so O'Clock = NJ.
or ~" r-""tl>-. ..:--s.i 10 sell a.
public auction. the property conveyed
therein. viz
AZ Una, certain piece. parc"; ~ lp,
Of land. with all the iinprus oIncnt-
thereon. iiinS ant being in the city
O. Richmond. Nirrinia. at the south
v".t corner o! Thirti"th and T
Streets. ituntlnE on Thirticth street
iuGC go feet and nunniug back be-
tN."n parallel lines on" hundred ans.
thirty .t"o l3cJ feet. to "a si&tccu.
foot alley
This is excellent corner property
ana VIII MAKE Eood business propV-
+ ton.
TERMS Cash.
j. u. CARNEAL
y u whereas the deed requires
all cash. better terms may nc an
bounced at sale
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Overlook Road
Lot Cheap

oo-foot front. convenient to car
,,in'' ms TOT is below today's mar
kct 'a!he, ana viii bring several
hundred dollars more next wear
Ph"nc Mr.. Dudley. Madison b56S'
sTnt put ): OFF. as it's going to he
.old w
1TS.REFIEI.b & BLAKE. INC.
IF YOU wish TO buy a good used car T.ad
Classification IL
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AbcriONS-LAG.ALs
Legal Notices

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SUCH PAINS AS
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Pursuant 10 Ar order Of tho United
state" District Court for tn. Eastern
District - Nirsinin, cut,rrd In tho
matter ~ Robert n. LUkhnrG bank
rup; ! wlll sell at auction on The
premises. 40 500 South i.omba
street On rear corner LombaTdy ana
Ashland Streets.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH. 1922
at , p.Cio,k T.. Nj
; Mulcs. Horses. clydcsdalc BUMP
Trucks 10 Dump Wagon. Sets Har-
n"ss. Concrete Mixer, Blacksmith
shop Equipment Flows. SrooL
Shoy.ls. Hand Trucks. Ms" aud Wor <
Bench Motor pil. lp' HorScshucs. 10,
OAK Lumber. TO- junk, Wagon Parts
AMI Harness. "r..
TERMS Cash
j z SHEPPARD. JR..
JAMES g. FACE.
RI C'iv"r
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 90.
INCORPORATED
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By POLLARD & BAGRY. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUST E AUCTION SALE
OF
VACANT LOT on THE NORTH SIDE
OF PATTERSON AVENUE RE
TWEEN GlLMOUR AVENUE AND
BELT LINE RAILROAD.
In execution OF deed OF trust
dated July 20. 1914. and recorded in
the clerks office of the Circuit Court
OF ilcnrico County In j.. Il. 20S. 49,
page 32a (the propcrty at that time
peinE in the county,. default having
been made in the payment OF a por-
ton of the debt therein secured, and
ibeinG required so to do. VIII sell
y! auction OH the premises on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l6. 1922,
at $40 O'clock J.. NJ.
me above mentioned lot. which fronts
"a feet on north line Of Patterson
Avenue. beginning l?6 feet west OF
iilmour Avenue. by depth OF $40
feat 10 an alley Is feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
c. II. NUCKOLS.
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Real Estate for Exchange
80

WIN. tADHANGE ueTI-Im.iuN-d, lArs-
Virginia acreage, clear .! enrumbrsmc-.
i"i income Property oi reasonable valu-
ION Boz "a. Charlottesville "a
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Real Estate AuCtionccra
GOOD TWELVE ROOM DWELLING
A<D STORE,

TRUSTEE $ AUCTION SALE
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