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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-10

their own action and declaration, are
no longer employees of the railways
under the jurisdiction Of the U. S. Rail
road Labor Board, or subject to the
'pplication Of the transportation act
I'm addition to the necessity of up
holding the labor board, and maintain
ng the pledges made by the railroads
10 the men now at work, there Is the
PRACTICAL effect on the supervisory Of
fcers Of violation of the pledges
hey were authorized to make. Their
encouragement and decentralization
would be far more disastrous than
this or any other strlke.'
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-08-10
CHOICE CHERRIES

Drive over and pick your own cher
ries. Reasonable prices. Carl An
derson 2ls miles north Of FIT. Collins.
Red roof buildings $3.50 per crate
for the big black Morrilos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
TELEPHONE engineering
INTRICATE, OFFICIAL SAYS
Dulin Tells Richmond Chap
ter Needs Have TO Be An
ticipated Years Ahead.

At the weekly luncheon OF tho
Richmond Chapter. American Asso-
citation o! Engineers, held yesterday
at Stumpts Hotel. William F.. Cooke,
Assistant Highway Commissioner OF
Virginia, who leaves this week 10
take up his new duties as chief en-
gineer OF the Florida Highway Com
mission. was rendered Il farewell by
Major l.. r. ID. Myers. Jr., on behalf
OF the chapter. Mr.. Cooke, In reply.
stated that though he was going to
another state 20 work, his heart and
home W 'uld always be in Virg MIA.
He spoke 81 his early days US an
engineer and OF his associations with
members OF the Richmond engineers.
w. s. Gordon Dulin, division plant
engineer OF the Chesapeake and Po-
tcnac Telephone Company, outlined
the. work OF engineers in research
in the telephone field He spoke OF
the numbers employed Investigating
improvements to the service. remark
ing that the public little knew when
they made n call the amount OF en-
gineering that had gone before in
order that they might have such SER
vice.
He also spoke OF the foresight that
must be shown by the plant eXecu-
tives in order to anticipate the needs
of growing community. In some
cases it is necessary to forecast the
needs Twenty-Five or even fifty years
In advance when planning new equip
ment and buildings.
y special meeting of the chapter
will he held on Thursday at S =. NJ.
at the Jefferson Hotel. when 4. L..
Draycr. of Chicago. national sccre-
tary OF the American Association OF
Engineers. will speak to local en-
Eineers on the subject of "rhe
Broader Field for Eurincerinr Ser
vice" All professional engineers are
invited.
Mr.. Draycr is now on a tour OF the
Southeastern states. visiting the va
rious chapters of the association in
this section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
rs CUNTS ENTER FOR
ATLANTA TOURNAMENT
Many Good Teams Will Clash
for Southern Intcrcollc.
giate Honors.
10y Associated Press.l

ATLANTA. GA. Feb. 20.-Twcnty-
six teams had entered the Southern
intercollegiate basketball tournament
which starts here Friday. when The
drawings Were held late today. max
ing il necessary for six teams to lie
passed for the first days play, as the
schedule had to be arranged as for
thirty-twO entrants.
The result OF the draw will bring
the following quintets together in the
opening games:
Upper hracEct-GcorGia Tech VS..
Mississippi y. e NJ: Furman Us. Chat
tanooga. Tulane vs. Clemson: Mercer
vs.. Centre: GEORGETOWN. of Kentucky
rs. Kentucky State: Byes. South Car
dina. WoftOrd. Washington and Lee.
Lower brackct-North Carolina Uni
vcrsity vs.. Howard; Auburn VS.. New
berry: OrIothorpe vs.. Georgia: Van
dcrhilt VS.. The Citadel: Mississippi
College IS. Louis lana State: Bv.S.
Tennessee, Mississippi University.
Alabama.
The tourney. which will he for the
college championship of tho south
VIII he held under the joint auspices
OF the Southern Intercollegiate Attn
lctic Association and the new South
crn Athletic Conference. and II is
planned for the winner 10 represent
the South at Il national collegiate
tournament To he held in Indianapolis
Kentucky state won last season with
Georgia as runner-up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
SEIZURE OF SHIP AND
WHISKY UNvER!F|ED
Alleged Bootlegger Brings
News TO Miami From Jew
fish Greek, Florida.
nv Associotcd Prose

MIAMI. FLA. Feb. 2O-rhe re-
ported seizure OF the British schooner
Annabclle and 1900 cases OF liquor
of Jewish Creek, Fla, early Sunday
morning remained unverihed tonight
and Federal officials here and In Key
West declared they had no informa-
ton OF any raid. Jewish Creek -
fifty miles below Miami, with no
means of communication at night.
The story OF the supposed capture
was told last night by a self-styIed
hootiegger. who declared he was
former newspaper man and wanted
to warn the fraternity OF the danger
that existed since the arrival OF sew
eral government planes. He refused
TO give his name. hut requested pub
licity OF the newspapers. lilo also
declared to divuige his source o: in
formation and could give few details.
The presence OF government planes.
cooperating with prohibition agents
along this coast is freely admitted.
one plane arrived here few days
aS' from Pensacola, but has been
tied UP since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
VIRGINIA FIVE BESTS
NORTH CAROLINA TEAM
Hard-Fought Battle Gives
Charlottesville Quint 81
to.20 Victory.
SPECTA CtLAR SHOTS MANY
1nrh"els TIny Fnst. Glenn Gnmc, hut
are Not N To Standard OF Inl-
Nrrsity Boys - Darlington Tnkcs
Especial to The Times-pjs,o,chl

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb. 20.
-Carr!ngton's hurried shot from the
side lines at the close OF AN extra
hvs-minute period. gave Virginia
3l-to-29 victory over the crack North
Carolina quint here tonight. Half
way, the score stood II TO 10. in Viz
Einia'S favor, but the Tarhccls closed
the gap soon after the second period
started. and Eve minutes before Tie
pistol sounded had a Viewpoint lead.
Goals IN rapid succession by Car
r!nGton. Talbot and opDicman. ana
free toss by Darlington placed Vir-
E!nia out In front. but Green's shot
again hnottcd the count as the period
ended. Darlington drew first blood in
the extra iiV"-ninujc period with a
clever Shot on Il short pass from Ma
hood. but 6. Carmichael added two
score tie. Darlington then made tho
winning shot just before the gong
sounded.
The Carolnians displayed clean
SportSm1nship throughout and We're
given i<c hand Ivy III" banner crowd
is with V. l.. I. IN Roanoke Wcdncs-
dav night.
I.iuc-up:
Va. Position NC.
Opp!cman fright forward. Green
Darlington left forward Perry
Manhood ....riGht guard. Mcdonald
Iiank!nS ....lcft guard. ". Carmic'l
summary: Suhstitution-Talho for
sexton. Field gOals-carringtou CD,
cpplcinan go, sexton 90, Talbot. G.
Carmichael 90. Green 90, Mcdonald
90. w. Carmichael. Foul goals-Car-
rinEton. : in Q: 6. Carmichael ) in 8.
Referec-Sa nbourn lDartmouthl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
NEVER JUSTIFIED IN BEING
VULGAR, DR.. GUTHRIE SAYS
New York Pastor Addresses
Woman's Club Oh Lady
Isis and Our Times

Mrs. Charming Ward vicc-chair-
man OF the afternoon. introduced to
the Eoman's Club yesterday after
noon man of silver tongue and shin
ing pen. Or. Norman Guthrie, of st.
Mark son the Bowrie. With the def
inition OF the value of myths as n
background, he rccreated the myth
of his subject. Lady Isis.
ihc value OF all myths rests not
IN their hiStoricity, but in their plas-
Tic Potentially of expressing the
spiritual ycarning Of the ages. he
said. He pointed out how the gods
IN Primitive times were animals and
gradually developing with mans
spiritual nature, at times resulting
III monster combination. But even
that was legitimate If it expressed
something which could not be re-
produced through human thought.
The one thing that is hard TO get
through our crust is spirituality"
Ana he painted the Lady Isis az the
embodiment OF the spiritual yearn
inES Of women for 5000 years
Lady Isis" he said. has all the
virtues which you ladies do not pos
scss. and the vices which each ono
of you has. but she has written them
so superbiy that it is thrilling"
From there he launched into an
eloquent telling of the story of the
ORIGIN OF ISIS ana Oscar. her huS-
hand. He told the story OF the grad
ual growth Of the myth. pointing
out the depths OF woman's nature
that revealed themselves in each in
cid"nt; the paradoNical sentiment
which grew into wrath that gave
way before mothers pride in her
son, her determination to get at the
heart OF things.
In ending his lecture. DR.. Guthrie
spoke deeply OF reverence Of life
I'VE are never justified In hcin: vuI-
gar about the fundamentals" he said
ard discussion often breeds It. The
shameful thing about divorce is that
IL is written about In the papers"
The story of Lady Isis and our
Times ended fittinGly with seIcc-
lions from the speakers own edit
ing OF IL. which revealed to his audi
cncc mat his pen made words and
ideas were as beautiful as those which
his lips had spoken. Miss Julia Sui
~ was chairman OF the afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
QUINT CANDIDATES
WIN FAST CONTEST

Try-outs for the Boys Club of
fichmonds basketball team last
night defeated the strong South Side
Athletics by the score of 80 to 81 i'm
fasi game. which. although n hard
Test. was well stood by the boys an
ticipatine places on the clubs team.
The contest was slightly married
by roughneSs on the part OF both
uuints. This. however. was balanced
by the accurate passing and goal
shooting of the two fives. jones' and
Reynolds, forwards for the try-outs,
aided by short and Taifferro, did
much |" keep down their opponents
score. and at the same time SUE
cecded in making baskets which
spelled victory for their team.
The South Sidcrs fought hard. and
the work Of MaEi!l, guard. who kept
the entire opposirg team busy block
ing his many attempts. was the fca-
ture OF the game.
The lineup and score:
South Side. Position. b. C. Try Outs.
DIXON forward. ....... Jones
Homer ....... forward -. Reynolds
Hamilton .....centcr. ..... Talifcrro
Richardson guard. ........ Short
MaEill guard. ...... Hammer
Summary: Field Eoals--.Jones (4),
Short %. Taliferro 60. Reynolds t2j,
E:acho %. MagiIi 90, Richardson U),
Homer Cd, Dixon %. Hamilton CD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
| YNCHbURG HIGH WAGES
HOT ELECTION CAMPAIGN
'Progrcssives" and Wilson
ians" Fight to Head Alh-
lctic Association.
Special 10 Tho Timos.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
LfNCiiBERG. VA. Feb 20.-An-
other rcd-hot campaign is bainE
waged At the high school her. for
the election Of officers for the general
athletic association for the term
which began two weeks ago. the cleo
ton TO take place Friday. only mem
bcrS Of the association who have
paid their dues will he eligible To
vote. All next week soap box ora
tors" viii dot she hus;inrs around
the high school premises at re-
ccSsce. for the two parties. Progress
siveS and "WiisOnians." are running
the campaign along lines that would
give pointers TO the old-time ward
leaders. Monday, each party will
circuiarizc its respective platform
and then the stump speeding will
open in earnest.
The two tickets are: Progressive
Terrell Shechan for president: Miss
Alice DuPuy. for vice. president: Dave
MiI!eT, for treasurer, and Miss Eliza
beth Mahood. for secretary. and the
Wils"nans. Milton Apperson for
president; Miss Baldwin Jennings.
for vice president: Lyons Davidson.
for treasurer. and Miss Nancy Faux
ner. for secretary.
Polls Will he opened an hour before
school. at recess.s. ana an hour and
Il half in the afternoon for voting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
GIANTS OFFER DOUGLAS
AND BARNES FOR SALE
Several Tempting Offers Have
Already Been Made for -
Star Players.
Each Ma hy"r Two cnmcs Durtpn
Championship Gnmes Inst Fail
Neither Have Signed Contracts for
1872. ScusOn
REASON IS NOT rrn.rsmEp
(Ev Asxoclated rrcss- 1


NEW YORK, Feb. 2O--Pitchers
Phil Douglas and Jesse fiarnes. each
OF whom won two world series games
for the New York Nationals last fall,
today were placed on the market to
n" disposed OF to tho club Offering
the best induccmcnt.
Proposal Unexpected.
The proposal to sell the players
was unexpected in national league
circles. Charles Stonsham, president
of tho club. said tina. when it was
decided 10 get rid OF Barnes and
Douglas several tempting offers were
received, but declared the owners
would wait until Wednesday to an
nounce which they would accept
Douglas and Barnes were the only
Giant pitchers who had not signed
1922 contracts, but this fact. Mr..
Stoneham said. was not the reason
they had been placed on the market.
Douglas was ono of the Giants best
pitchers last year. while Barnes, who
had trouble with his arm during tho
regular season, proved an ace in tho
worlds series.
Fred Toncy IN III.
The Giants also announced the re-
ceipt OF a telegram from Mrs. Fred
Toncy, stating that her husband, Il
Giant pitcher. was i'll at his home in
Nashville. Tenn. and thus unable to
report for early season limberinE up
at Hot Springs. Ark. Mrs. Toney did
not state the nature OF Freds Ill
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
SPIDER TEAM TO CLASH
WITH RANDOLPH MACON
Contest Tomorrow Night Will
End Local End of Basket.
ball Schedule.

University OF Richmond brings TO
Il clos" the local part of their present
basketball season tomorrow afternoon
Wheh tho Spiders meet Randolph
Macon ut Westhampton at 4 30 o'clock
IN the afternoon. II will be the Soc
ohd meeting between these two teams
inns season and Is being played in the
AFTERNOON in order to afford some n IN :
ictic number for visiting prep and
G G,Gh school orators who will be In
Hnincri"m Tor the annual Virginia
intsrschoiastic defamation contest.
TWO other contests remain OF the
Red and Blue schedule and will he
played off Friday and Saturday in
View Club and Wesleyans. Follow In q
tho conclusion OF these two contastS
me 'obsInttes viii turn their atten-
u'""S 70 nnScnai ana track and ten
ms. Coach Do6son will appear be-
torc the daily assembly OF students
az O'Clock this morning To give out
Il hlanket announcement as to the
The Red and Blue won handiiy
over the Ashland school In the first
contest between the two nvcs. and
an effort to score as heavily AS pos
Sibie. II VIII mark the final chance
Tor any team to stain the home floor
record OF The Spiders and. while The
t"nitos. Randolph Macon has a punch
and they may he aided by ovcrcon-
tldenrc on the part OF the Spiders
Dobson will guard against this and
urge his men forward.
Although having Just gotten
through attacks OF grippe. from
which they have not fully recovered,
Carlton and Bethel are expected to
be in good physical form by tomor-
row afternoon. AS for the other men.
thcy are up to training condition.
Under these conditions. however. they
played probably their best against
the Indians Saturday night, and offer.
cd no alibi then, nor for the Jacket
contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
". & NJ. BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE IS CLOSED
Indians Cancel All Games Be
cause of Illness of Sew.
cral PLAYERS.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb. %
The la22 basketball season az In.
William and Maty quin, came to a
crosse saturday night, when the To-
Gals dropped close contest To the
klcnniond University five by the scor.
OF - 20 90. Tn" locals were to have
PLAYED l.oyola College. 81 Ealtimore
mere Wednesday night. but the VISIT
orS nave cancelled their agreement
due TO sickness OF members of tho
team.
r. Four OF, the men who played against
Richmond We're under the doctors
care today. The members or the
,i'rsi,H nave been praised highly ~
the students for the plucky game they
staged saturday night. The students
also have praised the Dobsonitee for
!1 ru Spectacular game they played.
ne contest was rough throughout.
dcncc. "
Cooke. Pierce and Hicks, who suf
Tered from grip last week, and We're
Eich,1"nd. were being treated today
by the college physician. and Young
WAS suffering from an attack of grin
The season. recordt; show that the
being defeated lay the University or
Virginia. George Washington TINT
versity and Richmond. The highest
score made asinst them WAS 30 to
Washington defeated the locals "a
TO 81.
Cooke led the locals in scoring. with
held goals and ~ goals from the
goals. with 80. followed by Pierce.
with 90. Cooke and Hicks scored. to-
rcthcr. 23I points, as compared to
30. which vas the total score made
against he locals by their opponents.
The William ana Mary five scored 4oi
points during the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
By CHEWING ~ BOXLEY. INC.
Real Estate AuctiOncera.
Trustees Auction Sale
LOTS, 18TH STREET,
North Of Clay Street

In execution of certain deed Of
, ,t TO tho undersigned trustee.
a aatc Sept. 5. 1919. recorded in -. t.
20. pns" 40. Richmond Chanccry
Iourt 'Icrks office: default having
gccn made IN the payment Of thu
d.6t th.regy secured and being re-
1uired so to do by the beneficiary. we
WIZ Sell at public auction. upou tho
premises on Friday. February 24th.
,sz3. ~ o'clock noon, the real estate
hescribcd in said Iced aS follows:
iahd lying and being in IN. city OF
Richmond. Va. between f.!ght.cn;h
anu Nih"teehth Streets: aud bounded
as follows: beginning at n point 90
l'"t northeast OF the ChcsapciE. and
ONO Hallway Tunnel Track, thence
tunhlnt northcastw ardiy 40 feet
- - inches, thence running south
casvwh'dly ~ feet; thence running
sou'hwestwardly - feet iGl-2 inches:
the%ce running Notwithstanding 43
!cc', 20 Tie point Of beginning
ALs.i. all that certain piece or par
gel II land. lying ana b"lng In the
city or Richmond. Va. bctyc.o
EiEhteenth and Nineteenth streets.
ana bounded as follows: Beginning
ht poiht 20 feet north of the west
"rn !inc OF Nint.cnth street. thence
running northwardly along the west
.rh I'm" OF OLD Nineteenth street and
fronting thereon - feet; thence run
nina northwcs;wardly - feet. thence
iuhn!"g southwcstwardiy - feet:
10 The point OF beginning on tho sa ID
western line OF old Nineteenth
TETMS-Cash.
+. ". EOXLEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
MGRAW PAYS FINES
OF 20 AMERICANS

HAVANA, Feb. 90. John j. Me-
traW. manager OF the Giants, played
the good samaritan here Monday
when. through his efforts. twenty
Americans who were the guests Of
the Cuban government In the city
;ail were released.
McGraw was on an inspection trip
through the prison. He was rccog-
niZcd by some OF the prisoncrS-al:
of whom we're being held for more
or less petty offemscs-and was i'm
portuned to help them out.
since all Of them were held for
nonphymcnt of fines already imposed
McGrnw merely asked what the totd!
was, paid the whole bin. and then
bought drink all around at tn.
littlc Jail saloon maintained cNclu-
siNe!y Tor inmates who have money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
"''D- 'i' i'IsN-s iON.
Real Estate Auctionccr.
Trustee S Auction Sale
Frame Dwelling
no. i0ll y. FOURTH STREET.

IL
BY virtue Of certain decd Of trust.
IN the clerk Office oi Richmond
Chanccry Court, III deed book .GS-A
page ia. 10 the undersigned TO Sc
cure the payment OF certain notcs
therein described. default having b.en
MADE IN tho payment OF the deb,
tncrchy secured. and requested by.
me beneficiary so To do, I viii sell
AT public auction on the premises OH
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "a, 1922,
at 1880 Z. VI.
the property described in said decd.
as follows: All that certain lot. piece
provements thereon. designated as
and being in the City of Richmond.
Virginia, on the east line OF Fourth
street and bounded and described AS
section Of the south line OF Bates
street with the east line Of n street
running east of Shockoc hin Gene
,.ry, tnence running northwardly
nine go feet. thence castwardIy and
AT right angles, nincty-cight (gSJ
lcct, thence southwardly thirteen G3)
icct' to line parallel with the east
wcStwardiy along the said line TWEEN
ty-tvc (25) feet. thence wcstwardIy
and at right angles with said line
one hundred and twenty-scvcn Na7J
feet To the east line OF Fourth Street.
thence northwardly along The east
inc OF Fourth street. twenty-six (26)
f"ct, eight go irches. thence east
southern line Of Bates Street. twenty
ono (2D feet. six 90 inches more or
less. to the point of beginning.
This Will make an excellent home
or u profitable investment as property
IN this section rents we'll!
TERMS: Cash.
JNO. II. BRAXToN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
RICHMOND. VA.
1lG South Third Street,
Richmond. Va.

February II. l9o2
Bids will bc received at Office of
the Virginia state Highway Commits
sion. 1l6 South Third Street. Rich
mond. Va until IL o'clock noon Wed
ncsday, March LIST. 1929. for the cor,
struction of the following sections OF
state Road:
Virginia Project No. S-l63, Go
miles OF soil road on State Road
No. 20, between Jetcrsvillc and Hog
wallow, in Amelia AMI Nottoway
Counties.
Virginia Project No. S-19f. o.Go
miles OF concrete road on State
Road No. 10. between end Of Project
Il and Atlantic Avenue. Virginia
beach. in Princess Anne County.
Engineers will be at the following
places to show contractors over the
projects as follows:
at Jctcrsvillc. at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
February 2ith, for Project No. S-l63.
AT Virginia Beach. 1880 O'Clock
a. " cbruary ed. for Project S-I9i.
Plans ahd speciflcat lions are on file
at office Of tho Virginia state High
way Commissioner. llG South Third
street. Richmond. Va, and for Project
S-19i at office OF Resident Engineer,
j. l.. Sneed. Suffolk, Va
Plans for Project S-I94 will he
furnished prospective bidders at a
cost of Is cents for Project S-163 on
receipt of So. payable to the Second
Assistant Commissioner. $3.50 Of
which will he refunded when plans
arc returned in good condition within
Two weeks after bids have been re-
Ccivcd.
y certified check to the amount
If 3 per cent Of the total bid, made
payable to the state Highway Com
missioner, must accompany each bid.
The state Highway Commissioner
reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
G. r. COLEMAN,
4 State Highway Commissioners.
WHEN you want what you want and want
II Immediately, read tho Dispatch Want
Ado.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-21
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
I:y y. w. BOWIE q son
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE


LOTS !. $, .. 10 AND II. SQUARE
s. DUNCAN LODGE. 100 FEET on
THE NORTH SIDE of CLAY
STREET. BET WEEN ID L y G y y
STREET AND HERMITAGE ROAD,
AT AUCTION.
In execution OF Il certain deed Of
trust. dated February =. 1920. duly
recorded in tho Clerks Office OF
Richmond Chancery Court in Deed
Book ESD, page 2Ss. there having
been default IN the payment OF Il
portion OF the. debt therein secured,
and being required so to do By the
beneficiary in said deed. the under
signed trustees in said deed OF trust
VIII offer for sale. on the premises.
on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1922.
At O'Clock l.. NJ,
the above lots or III. said north side
of Clay street. between Duncan
Street and the hermitage Road. and
fronting thereon one hundred and
fifty feet G50J to an alley in the
rear fifteen feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
CIIAS. e. BOWE.
y. w. BOWIE.