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The New York herald., 1922-03-19
COTTON GAINS In
STEADY MARKET
Trading Quiet, and Close Is ?
to IL Points Higher-Deal-
ing Mostly Evening Up.

The cotton market held steady with a
small net gain in yesterdays quiet and
abbreviated session and closed to IL
points better than 1t did on Friday.
Much of its business was professional
evening up prior to the final Govern
inent ginning report on Monday. which.
If 1t confirms the National Ginners' esti-
mate of 100000 bales ginned, will con-
vey bu,lish impression, as the Depart
ment Of Agriculture placed in December
the crop size at S,34o.ooO bales, exclusive
OF lintcrs. Liverpool and local shorts
We're early buyers, while longs and
Japanese interests sold.
The market was a trading affair from
its first gong. After opening points
net higher to 3 lower it advanced 10 to
10 points on more active support. Near
soptions were among the strongest,
March holding its premium. as .yester-
day was not notice day. Weekly sta
tistics were more or less ignored. Spin
ners' talSings of American cotton were
greater than they were in the corre-
spopding week of last year. the into
sight was smaller and the visible supply
OF American decreased ia, ,444 bales, in
contrast to a decrease of 49.007 bales
In the corresponding 1921 period.
According to Marshall Field & Co. OF
Chicago current wholesale distribution
of dry goods was less than it was in the
corresponding week of last year, all
though road orders showed a consider
able increase. Yesterdays weather map
was favorable. Conditions in the east
ern belt were clear and no rain was
indicated anywhere in the belt. 1t was
cloudy In the Southwest.
The local spot market was points
higher at 1s.45 cents for middling. No
sales were reported here. In New Or
leans middling was quoted steady, net
unchanged at 1875 cents for middling.
Sales there were 1850 bales.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

SALES story business building. double
store apartment: single family dwelling.
prominent corner. established business, 81
years. with or without business: going 70
California sell at bargain.
GENCNC 4 DAY,
Park Place. Morrtstowu, ~. Y
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Many Bad Investme n Is.

II will be contended by the commits
sion, on the other hand. thac the $780,
10000 disparity is accounted for mainly
BY the fact the Interborough carries
excessive book values on bad invest
ncnts, such as the Queens surface lines
and the Steinway tunnel, and by the
additional fact the commissions apprais-
ers have cut down original cost values
by an equitable allowance for straight
line" depreciation.
This is an illustration or the issues
with which the commission Will have to
busy itself perhaps for months. But
while the valuations hearings are pro-
crossing certain days OF the week will
be devoted to a continuation OF the
pending investigation of inadequate sub
way service. The Interborough. after
enjoying a weeks grace, must appear
on Wednesday afternoon next TO show
cause why service orders for immediate
betterments should not be made effec-
tive. The Il. r. T. is 10 face similar
inquiry into service delinquencies later.
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To Get Fair Hearing.

After each Of the companies has been
orally by counsel to state its position,
outlining it's reasons for dissent IL any,
its officers and representatives of It's
various organizations of security hold
ers will have their day in court. They
wiu have a patient hearing at the hands
of The commission. but such objections
as they may formulate will be confronted
not alone by the analytical minds OF
commissioners who have studied this
problem from every angle. but also b.
incisive cross-examination at the hands
Of former Judge Clarence J. Shearn, gen
eral counsel to the commission.
1t is bound to be battle royal with
hundreds Of millions in the projected
new securities as the stake for those
who make the fight for increases above
the tentative valuations.
The Interborough already is at logger
heads with the commission and its coun-
sci over the question whether 1t can or
cannot afford to give n more efficient
subway service without toppling itself
into q recevership. 1t will be at logger
heads tomorrow also on the valuations
issue. Though its position has not vet
been made known officially, II will de-
clare that the commissions tentative
valuation of S174, 100000 for INTERIOR
ough properties is at least s26. 900, 600
short Of actual values. not less than a
round 5000. 600. 900 having gone into the
system.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

BUSINESS man with some capital wanted
70 Join advertiser, who has for months
been looking for business connection where
services and some investment would show
fair returns. l have found business which
| also think requires an "originiser" which
will insure big success. l am seeking an
'orIginiser'' with business vision and some
capital TO discuss this proposition. and if
we agree. to join me. Full particulars at
interview only.
Address "oRIGINIsER." 3T1 Herald.
Herald Square.
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MEMBER Consolidated Exchange.
20 years, widest experience all
classes of business. desires perma
nent connection with progressive
member or non-member firm or In
dividual having business; to take
full charge of floor interests; un-
usual brokerake ability and expert
ence OF utmost value 70 right par
ties: highest references. Y 2l97
Herald, $50 Broadway.
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cAPrrAL WANTED.

FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION WANT
ED IN COMPLETING APARTMENT
HOTEL. GROUND WORK ALREADY
lNi LOCATION IDEAL AND AS
SURED INCOME THROUGH STORE
RENTS ALONE AMPLE. TO MEET
OVERHEAD on COMPLETE OP-
ERATION;. NO SPECULATION. AS
OWNER ETILL NOT SELL. BUT
WANTS COOPERATIVE DEVELOP
MENT: PLOT 200 BY 1870 FEET.
FACING ON THREE STREETS.
221o HERALD. $50 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

FINANCIAL institution with ample
funds will make investment in legiti-
mate commercial enterprise supply
ing the necessary funds and requ,ring
voice in an executive capacity: only
replies giving full details prior 10
conference viii be considered: all in
formation will be held strictly conf
Dental. A 20s6 Herald. Herald 50.
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock of
(. Record. Payable.
Alabama Power Co. a. pf.
N.55 .................. Mar. 81 Apr. I
Bangor " II Electric Co.
q, pf, Sf.T5................M Mar. 20 Apr
Bangor II II & Electric Co,
q, T5c. .................~.. Apr. 20 May
Central Petroleum Co, s-a.
pf. $3.50 ........,.....,..M Mar. "a Apr. !
si75 ..............,....... Apr. / May /
Huntington Develop Gas
Co. q, pf. $3.50. l Mar. 90
Eolb Bakery Co, q, pf, $f.T5.Mar. 81 Apr. I
Mutun Bank a. S5........ Mar. - Apr. !
Philadelphia Co. q. T5c. Apr. 1 Apr. %
Philadelphia Co, s-a, pf.
N.50 ......................A Apr. 1 May I
Singer Mfg Co, q, Si.o3.. Mar. Is Apr. /
Youngstown Sheet Tube Co,
a. zoe. ..............,...Ma Mar. 20 Apr. /
Youngstown Sheet Tube co,
q. pf, s1.75...............Ma Mar. 20 Apr 1
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY

for conservative and efficient stock
statesmen with established clientele to
join high grade technical and practical
industrial organization. Staple arti-
Gle. no schemes, patents or expert
ments. Last years imports seven
times capacity. Profits assured and
shared with you. Bank references.
Address Y 22o6 Herald, $50 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

LIVE wiro distributors and agents wantsd
for new gasolene saver. Mileage for each
gallon OF gasoene used has shown an in
crease from so to so per cent. Adapted for
any make of car. Get busy. Write for ter
ritory. A 1926 Herald. Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

CORPORATION OF high mercantile rating
wants few live men 10 open office and
distribute high class article that every store
and factory needs: enormous profit; will
pay for itself several times each year: $500
10 81 800 will finance average State agency.
CONTRACT MANAGER, III North Dear
born. Chicago
BUSINESS MAN desired with office mana
ing experience as executive IN New York
office established manufacturing corpora
tion, New Jersey factory: $4,000 required
fully secured; only able man with good
ord considered product sells 10 women
through retailersr. salary. 1851 Herald.
18th AZ
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

HOTEL IN ADIRONDACKS FOR SALE
Chance Of lifetime: so rooms, main build
ing; annex, maids cottage. kitchen, garage
and BARN all furnished also 4 cows and
40 acres Of land. Now booking. Established
and run without intermisslon by same owner
for 80 years. Price $4,000 Reasonable
terms 10 good party JULES NEHRINCi
605 West ls1st ST., Executor.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH IN FAMILY A
CLIENT WILL SELL A HIGH CASS RE
TAIL DRY GOODS STORE IN ONE OF THE
MOST PROMINENT CORNERS IN MAN
HAITIAN: BUSINESS HAS BEEN ESTAB-
ISHED MANY YEARS AND rs VERY
PROFITABLE; CASH REQUIRED ABOUT
100000. PALLISTER. GREENE a. OCON-
NELL. 2s3 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

U. g. patent. sale or royalty: ono min
ute TO hang out washing. winter or
summer. r. BARNICK, 61s 9th ST..
Bismarck. ~, D.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ADVANTAGES organizing common law 60
free Information: invaluable 10 those desir
Ing 10 raise capital for business enterprises.
G. v. SESINGER, 1888 wdener Building.
Philadelphia: - years corporation and
financial experience.
PARTNER wanted 20 take half Interest
IN partially developed gold mine az Rollins
VILE, Col. money 90 be used for further de-
velopment work. Write ~ for particulars.
s. ". TURNEY,
Nolinsvllle. Col.
l own desirable. Improved building lots clear
Of debt. near station and Near jamaica :
have customers for bungalow End first
mortgage loans; want speculatOr or builder
with capital against my equity. g 1923
Herald. Fulton 81.
THIS is your opportunity 10 purchase n
profitable automobile service station It's n
fully equipped gasoline, OIL accessory and
repair station, with two cars. Call and see
Mr.. wTLKENS to-day before noon, 1918
Jerome ay., near Gun Hl road, Bronx.
At WEST END. Long Branch. story cor
ner brick hotel. 81 rooms, stores. partly
furnished; immediate possession right price
for quick sale. OWNER, $50 South Broad
way. Tel Yonkers $500.
ATTENTION, INVESTORS
FIRST CLASS 1922 INVENTIONS
for sale. For information write 10 JOSEPH
y. sTAGL, T24 Quincy st.. Brooklyn.
- -- -
LITTLE ADS are making blk money Tor ad-
vertlsers: let MS show you catalogue ~
selected lists, prices, FREQ on request. SCOTT
4 SCOTT ADV. AGENCY. 220 w. " st..
New YORK.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
HONESTY

HONESTY.
CAN 1T BE CAPITALIZED?
is THERE ANY COMPANY OR INDTyID-
UAL TO WHOM HONESTY AND TRUST
WoRTHINESS WOULD SPECIALLY AP-
PEAL FOR ANY SPECIAL, POSITION?
EVERYTHING CONFIDENTIAL.
IF so
FOR ANY PARTICULARS OR INTERVIEW
WRITE
r. Q. BOX $50. BURNSIDE. CONN.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BONDS.
CURB.
W I'D
Bid. Ask
BALTIMORE.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
40 Bait Trust. .153 155 155 loo
Cit Nat Bank. 42s 42s 42B 4sB
100 Cen Ter pf...
40 Com CIR pf b.. 26S 269s 26rs 26ss
40 CONNER Cred. ~ 5l ~ q
30 Consol Power. 103A 1O4 lO3A lO4
1G5 Cons Pow ri. 1l0A 110h llO4 ll0li
$50 Cos e. Co pf.. Az ~ >4la ~
50 Mer Nat Blk. 19h 1914 1915 1sls
10 New Am Gas. 2Sis 2sla 2Sh 2sa
20 Penna w p. 1904 1901 100 100
ITO w g. A. -. 14B 14B 1875 l4.s
BONDS.
10000 Cons p Is III Io3n 1881 103i4 1885,
10000 Cos & Co 6s. g9h aSh 0o9s 9aE
1000 Penn w T. IS. a4& 94Fs pass a4M
1000 Unit R 1st Is. GgA 60A 6asl 61A
10000 UEL & r AIS. ~ 02 y ~
1000 Unit Rys 6s. oa9 9eis aeis oels
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

WILL invest $685. TO $50. 900
In rood, well established bus
mess with mercantile rating.
Address o 2o69 Herald. Her
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
FIGHT OVER TRANSIT
VALUATIONS SURE
Separate Lines Prepared to
Dispute Figures of Com
mission.
HEARINGS ON TOMORROW
/. r. T. Likely to Lead in OPP
position to Scheme for
Unificati0n.
ON TOMORROW

The Transit Commission begins to-mor-
row a practical phase of its colossal
task which is likely 10 demand much
of it's time and all its best effort for
many weeks to come.
1t win undertake to persuade the forty
or more separate transit corporations
now privately operated in this city that
the tentative valuations placed upon
their respective properties by the COM
mission $ experts. looking to the absorp-
tion of those that are selected as fac
tors in the plan Of reorganization and
unification, are fair and equitable ap-
praisals.
Those valuations have been in the
hands of the companies for study and
analysis now for four weeks. To-mor-
row. they are due to define their atti-
tude toward them. 1t is an open secret
that their response. IL not "a unanimous
howl of protest. will be at least a
chorus in which the dissonant notes will
predominate. The Interborough Rapid
Transit Company. major factor in the
proposed scheme or unification. Is
likely TO play the maestro's part in
leading that chorus. although II Is the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company which
will have the privilege of striking the
keynote. for the reason 1t stands first
on the commissions program for ex-
animation tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
A1rrNrroN tN,vrerops,

FIRST CLASS 1922 INVENTIONS
for sale. For information write 10 JOSEPH
II. sTAGL, "a Quincy st.. Brooklyn.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS,

Form, Rate and Maturity. BID. Ask. Ab't
fcsnai Imp.-High. Imp. 90.
Jan. and March. 1a22-30. 40 80. 80.
tCanal Imp. High. Imp 5s,
Jan. and March. ip4f-Tf.. 40 . ...
tCanal Imp High. Imp. IS,
Jan, and March. t9i4-Ii.. 40 400
Canal Imp. i'zs. Jan. 1864. 100 1l2 800
Canal irip. liAs. Jan. 1865. lO4 tOT 3qa
high. INN. as Sept. 1865 100 1f2 apO
High imp. A., March. 1965..1Ot I07 800
Barge e. r. 4lks. Jan. 1915. f02 ioJL 3.gJ
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
THEATRICAL PRODUCING.

Party with moderate capital can secure
interest In high class, legitimate theatrical
producing enterprise sponsored by able and
responsible men. Excellent profit possibil-
tiles. D. ". y 2034 Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

OIL lease OF LOO acres IN good Kansas
field with production all around. railroad
and town site land fine proposition fer
syndicate: own fec title and lease; viii sell
or give drilling contract. J.. T.. Mosher. Jr.,
1928 scarritt Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

CAPITAL. OR MACHINERY OR BOTH.
required for an oil enterprise Of tremendous
magn!tude. The owner OF "a vast oil terri
tory In the oil center OF Rumania has ar
rived here for short time and will give
personal interview 10 those who are inter-
estcd ~ TIE enterprise. For all Information
write Mr.. LUPUS Is West 5Gth.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
BROKER

BROKER,
city or country. with statesmen. 70 finance
company owning patent; first samples
(can be carried created large demand. No
competition. Tremendous future. Liberal
arrangements. Prominent directors. CAR
LIN CO.. 32f Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

GENTLEMEN wanted in every town or city
in United States 10 handle sales end and 20
appoint agents; unique specially; universal
guaranteed purchase OF reasonable quanti-
ties and good references necessary. Address
Sterling Company. 80 Park place. Newark.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

BITUbINoUs s<coAL.-Mining engineer. uni
versity graduate, former superintendent
and manager coal operations. 20 years bi-
luminous fields, Will advise confdentially
and undertake any technical, commercial.
economic work regarding same. II 500 Her
aid. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

INVESTORS. NOTICE.-For ssie-An estae-
lished and growing sanatoriwn business
and buildings; net income over fii 600 an
nuaiiy: can be handled by any business man
or woman. owner leaving the East because
OF III health. 2is4 Herald $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

ACTIVE PARTNERSHIP.
Experienced business man Christian. wishes
TO invest in profitable going business. Propo-
sitions treated confidentally. Write K. A.,
6i9 Longacre Bull ting. N. Y.
ENERGETIC business man for managing
sales and office. who can invest about s10.
000 wanted in well established manufactur-
ing business in vineland. ". J. Address box
%. Vineland, N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

RAISE big capital for any legitimate husi-
ness: write for my free book. QUICK
FINANCING" showing how companies raise
largo capital By ny easily operated method.
CUNNINGHAM Financial Specialist. 660 San
Fernando Bldg, Los Angeles, Cal.
The New York herald., 1922-03-19

OFFICE manager wanted for a New York
office principally to handle collections conf
ing In by mail and by agents; may be male
or female; highest class references are re-
uuired. together with cash surety bond.
Give full particulars to Manager, care
N J.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-30
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.

North Carolina, Richmond County.
Under and by virtue of the power
and authority contained in a mort.
gage deed executed by Frank Per
ry and wife, Lizzie Perry, to w. II.
II. Bagwell and L. l.. Sandford,
bearing date of Dec. 3lst, 1919, and
recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Richmond County,
IN Book 1913, page ia, default hav.
ing been made in the payment OF
the Indebtedness secured thereby.
and in order to satisfy said indebt
cdness, the undersigned mortgage
Will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the
court house door in Rockingham,
N. C., on Monday. Dec. 18th, 1922,
at II o'clock NJ, the following de-
scribed tract or lot of land, lying
in the aforesaid county and state
and near the Town of Hamlet, N.
C., and bounded as follows:
Beginning at stake in the
Southwest edge of Sandford street
1923 feet in a Northwestern direc.
ton from Front street and runs
South SIS degrees 10 minutes West
2lO.4 feet to an iron stake; thence
in a Northerly direction with n
alley 1886 feet to a stake; thence
North SIS degrees 10 minutes Eas,
IVA feet to Sandford street: thence
with Sandford street 100 feet to the
corner The above de-
scribed property is known as Lots
Nos. 12 and 13 of the property for
merly owned by w. r. Land and
B. W. Pcgram, opposite the F. A..
Lackey property in North Hamlet,
N. C.
This the 9th day of Nov. 1929.
w. H. H. BAGWELL,
Z. J.. SANDFORD, |
Mortgage. !
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-30
APPLICATION FOR PARDON

Application will be made to the
Governor of North Carolina for the
pardon of John Hinson, colored,
convicted at the January term 1915,
Superior Court for T. hmond
county for the crime of manslaugh.
ter and sentenced by Judge Stephen
c. Bragraw to the pen for 10 years.
Hon. A. NJ. Stack was solicitor, with
no private prosecution. John Hin
son has now served nearly ten years
of the thirteen years sentence, and
|, his mother, respectfully ask any
one opposing a Communication of this
sentence to file their protests with
His EXcellency without delay. !
This Nov. Is, 1922.
CORNELIA HINSON.
Mother'of John Hinson.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL,
ESTATE UNDER MORTGAGE,

Under and by virtue of the au-
thorlty contained in a certain Mort
gage Deed executed to l.. S. Covinc.
ton, Trustee, for the Farmers Bank
OF Rockingham, by J. F. Capel and
wife, Virginia F. Capel, on the 9Th
day of January, 1917, the Mortgage
Deed being duly recorded in the
Register of Deeds office in Book
NO. lOO at page 278, the mortgage
deed having been made to secure
the payment of a note, the note be.
ing made to L. S. Covington, trus-
tee, for the Bank of Rockingham.
and demand having been made on
the mortgagors for the payment of
the said note and they having fail
ed to pay the same, |, the under
signed trustee will sci at the court
mouse door in the town of Rocking
ham, at noon, II O'Clock, for cash,
on the 18th day of December, 1922.
a certain tract of land described in
the mortgage decd as follows:
Description: Beginning at a
stake by the side of the public
road leading to Rockingham and
runs South to the head of q branch:
thence down the various courses of
the said branch to a persinlnon
tree, near the mouth of a old ditch
on the left of said branch; thence
down the various courses of said old
ditch to the big branch; thence
down the various courses of the big
branch to a sasfrass tree, on the
North side of the mouth of a drain.
that empties in said branch; thence
up the various courses OF said drain
to a pine by the side of a gully in
a Old field; thence joining on the
line n. 40 f. 19 chs. and 80 links to
Harvey John McAl's first corner,
known now as the Pankcy-Rock
corner, near the road from Noun
tam Greek; thence as said road TO
Ihe beginning, containing by suppo-
'itlon 70 acres more or less, and be-
-ng the same land that was convey
ed by A. B. Covington and wife bv
deed dated Jan. 2S, 1889, to Jos.
+. Chappel, which said deed is
1uly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Richmond
-ounty, N. c., in Book XXX. at page
l2| ct seq. to which reference is
hereby made for more complete
description.
This the 10th day of November,
922.
L. S. COvINGTON. Trustee
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-30
SALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER
MORTGAGE.

Under and by virtue of the an
thorlty contained in a certain Mort
gage Deed executed to L. S. Coving-
ton, Trustee, for the Farmers Bank
OF Rockingham, by J. f. Capel and
ms wife, Virginia II. Capel, ON the
4th day of April, 1921, the Mort,
gage Deed being duly recorded in
the Register of Deeds office for
Richmond County in Book 1928, at
page 245, the mortgage deed having
been made to secure the payment of
note made by the mortgagors to
the trustee for the Farmers Bank of
Rockingham, and demand having
becn made on the mortgagors for
the payment of the indebtedness.
and they having failed, |, the under
signed trustee will sell for cash at
the court house door of Richmond
county in Rockingham, N. c., at
noon, IL o'clock, on the 18th day OF
December, 1929, a certain described
as follows, this being the tract de-
scrlbed in the mortgage deed.
Description: Lying in Mineral
Springs township, Richmond
county, State of North Carolina on
the Northwest side of Little Noun
tain Greek and bounded as follows:
VIZ: Beginning at maple ON the
bank of Little Mountain Creek, B, F.
Simmons corner, thence with Sim
mons line S. SS l2 w. 1850 chs, to
Wades line; thence N. 20 w. 22:s5
ems. to small branch q stake. ma.
pie, dogWood and mulberry point |
ers; thence up the branch N. 81 w. |
S:6o chs. to maple; thence N. rs
w. ~ links to a. small dogwood
two mulberry pointers, thence N. q
w. l chain to stake on the bank
Of ditch; thence N. Is E. 4 chs. to n
stake; thence N. IS E. y chs. to a
stake, a corner of ]. L. Forbis sol
acres; thence with J. f. Forbis line
5. 20 E. 81 chs. to the beginning,
rs acres, more or less.
This the 10th day of November,
1929.
L. S. COVINGTON, Trustee
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-30
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.

The Town of Rockingham will of,
fer for sale at public auction TO the
highest bidder on the 9th day of
December, 1922, between the hours
of 10 a. IN. and 3 p. m., on the land
itself, the following tract or parcel
of land in the Town of Rockingham,
North Carolina, to-wit:
That certain tract or parcel of
land bounded on the North by Rob-
inson street, on the East by Terry
street, on the South and West by
LeGrand street.
The said tract of land will be di-
vided into lots suitable for resi-
dences' and these lots will be- sold
separately.
The terms of the sale will be as
follows:
One-third of the purchase price
paid when deed is delivered.
The remaining two-thirds to be
secured and paid in equal install
ments, six and twelve months from
date.
This November 4, 1922.
w. STEELE LOWDERMILK,
Mayor.