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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-16
INCOME TAXPOT
FOR D. {. HOLDS.
100000 TOTAL
Number OF Returns About 49,
OOO-latecomers Permitted
to File Today.

A half million dollars in checks
and 5000, 900 in cool cash 10 the COM
Portable pot Uncle Sam collected
from the pockets Of Washington vic
Tins through the vacuum cleaning
process called the income tax. the
deadline of which came last mid
night.
Though final figures were not yet
available at the local income tax
office at 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
this morning, II was estimated that
the number of returns filed would
run very close to the figure Of last
year-33,000
Just as there will be those who
meet st. Peter q little late and with
a good excuse, so did late-comers
angle in to Acting Assistant Dep
uty Collector Young this morning,
and detail the reasons why they
were not marked present yesterday.
These overdue returns were &C.
cepted by the collector. Reason
able excuses are generally recog.
nized. II 10 said, but penalties are
applied in some cases, the penalty
permitted being as high as 25 per
cent Of the tax due.
Though the battle scene where
crowds OF Neutrality-suspicious. had
fought to pay their taxes was quiet
this morning, there was intense
activity behind desks. the clerical
staff making every effort to class
ify the food Of returns and COM
plete reports.
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cAILLAUx, FORMER SPY.
TO GO BACK TO POLITICS

PARIS, March 16.-Rumors that
Joseph Caillaux, former premier. who
was tried by the senate sitting as a
high court on a charge OF treason and
intercourse with the enemy and who
was sentenced to five years Danish
ment, shortly will become a candi-
date for election to the chamber of
deputies, are again rife.
Caillaux was considered by many,
and is considered by many today. to
have the best financial brain in the
country. Remarks are often heard
in the most official places that Call
laux alone can pull France out OF the
difficult financial situation in which
she at present finds herself.
It has been said Of Callaux that
he In one Of the few politicians who
gradually came from the right wing
Of parliament to the left and was
closely associated with Socialist poll
tics. II, as expected. his candidacy
becomes Official In the near future he
purposes to join wholehe artedly with
the Socialists and lead them in the
next general elections in 1924.
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That 10 the Joyful CRY Of Thousands
sines DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for caiomsi
DR.. Edwards. = praeticins physical
for ~ years, and oaiomsrs eid-tims
enemy. discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid iivers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not con-
tain caiomsi, but . healing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping 10 the Keynote" Of these
little sugar coated. olivs-oolored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
formally. They never force them to un-
natural action /.
II you have . dark brown mouth
bad BREATH dull. tired fseling-ssck
headache - torpid liver. constipation.
you'ii find quick. sure and pleasant re-
suits from one or two OF Or. Edwards'
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night Just
to keep right, Try them. isc and soc.
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Women's Coats, Suits and Dresses
they arethe actual numbers sizes and former prce-
Which do Want?-On sale in basement
c..,s. $40

i-3i26.oo Sky Blue Canton
Crepe Dinner Gown-self-coior
bead embroidery. stse -.
1-3l35.0e Evening Gown
black beaded net over rust Canton
crepe. Size IS.
1-Sf75.oo Imported Evening
Gown black embroidery lace over
Jade chiffon 6i3e ~.
l-sl75.oo Evening Gown -
beaded and embroidered blAcR
silk net over sold-coior satin. ss'e
40.
1-Si7b. 90 Flame-color Paulette.
Crepe bead embroidery. Sise ~.
$1,000 Imported Dinner
vender chiffon over rose
color satin Sise "a
1-S1ss.oo Milgrim Model Din
ner Gown. in black velvet with
bead and goid-thread emoroid-
cry. Size ~.
i-sls5.eo Black Canton Crepe
Dinner Gown, cape sleeves OF lace
and beaded tunic. Sfse ~.
1880 CoatS-biack and
navy Rivola, With self collars.
Sizes - and 10.
i-Sl3B.o0 Coat-black PaAve.
iaine. with beaver collar anu
cuffs, Size 50.
1-Ss2.Bo Fuli-length Cape OF
black Panvelaine, with large wolf
collar.
1-s125. 90 Brown Cordano Coat
large wolf shawl collar. Size 80.
l-Sle6. 90 Navy Blue Pollyanna
Coat-large beaver collar. size
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8gEa 4, e

ment will 90 to the Gentlewomens
League.
The patronesses are Miss Am
bier, Mrs. Frank Anderson. Mrs.
Gibbs Baker. Mrs. A. III. Bowman
Mrs. ]. c. Boyd, Mrs. Wallace Bur-
net, Miss Martha Chancellor. Mrs.
Edward Cohen, Miss Kate Colt. Mrs.
w. l.. Crounse, Mrs. Bradley David.
son. Mrs. John Ryan Devereux.
Mrs Monte Griffith, Mrs. Thomas
A. Grower, Mrs. r. A. Heaton'
Mrs. Henry Hubbell. Mrs. Charles
Keene, Mrs. Thomas w. Lockwood.
Mrs. c. @. MarburY. Mrs. Sidney
Morey, Mrs. William Nelson Page,
Mrs. c. Rice, Mrs. John T. Rtcaic,
Mrs. @. T. Vaughn, Mrs. A. Waller,
Mrs. Davenport White, Mrs. j. ID.
Murdaugh, Miss Beatrice Walford.
Mrs. ]. H. Wattles and Mrs. Rob-
ert F. Jones.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Milliken, Wardman Park Ho-
tel: Mrs. Harry L. Rust, jr., 2400
Sixteenth street: Mrs. Davenport
White, The Dresden: Mrs. Gordon
Cummings. 1907 DeSales street. or
dale.
The following members Of the
younger set will assist: Miss Mar
garet Decide. Miss Kendle Lee. Miss
Elizabeth Koones. Miss Katherine
Sutherland. Miss Delphine Heyl.
Miss Henereta Hill. Miss Rsttv
Grove, Miss Laura Lejeune. Miss
Helen Corbert and Miss Dcrethc
Heiberg.
Charles Edward Russell will speak
at the weekly sewing circle of the
Washington branch Of the American
central committee for Russian re
lief, which meets tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock at the Russian embassy
Mr.. Russell's talk 10 scheduled Tor
noon.
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w ny stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer OF most fat people 10 that
Il 10 too hard. too troubissoms and too
dangerous to force the weight down.
Marmo,a Prescription Tablets overcome
iutely harmless, entail no dieting or
exercise. and have the added advantage
OF oheapness. A case 10 sold at one
or send the price direct to the Marmola
Co, <sl2 woodward ave, Detroit. Mich.
Now that you know this. you have no
excuse for being fat. but can reduce
steadily and easily without going
through long sieEes OF tiresorne exercise
and narration diet or fear Of bad effeota
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Continued from Page 49,


Wellesley College. win arrive In
Washington on March and will be
with her parents at the Mendota
apartments until April 4, when she
will return to college.
- ..a ....... ..
Miss Mary Meek Atkeson enter
tanned ct luncheon yesterday in honor
of the members Of the new drama
unit of the District Of Columbia
League of American Pen Women,
composed of Mrs. Marialyse Ross
Manly (director), Miss Gene Stanley,
Miss Ellen T. Quigg and Mortimer
Morehouse. Miss Rebecca Dial. Miss
Maxine Davis and Wendell Atkeson
were also among the guests. Miss
Atkeson took her party to "the Hoot
o. the OWL" the club dining room Mt
the league headquarters.
-
Mrs. Charles Ogden, Of Albany.
N. T., IL spending some time at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
-
The Eeleet Klub will hold a st.
Patrtck's dance At 2400 Sixteenth
street tomorrow night. N. A. Glad
stone has charge of the arrangements
for the dance, which begins at 8
o'clock.
For Gentlewomen's League.
There viii be q lecture given at
8:16 o'clock Tuesday evening. March
81, at Wardman Park Hotel, by
Clifford X. Bergman, the well.
will illustrate the lecture by orig
inal cartoons.
In addition to the lecture con-
cert will be given by Washington
artists.
The proceeds Of this entertain
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RUB RHEUMATISM
|. PAIN FROM SORE,
ACHING JOINTS

What 10 rheumatism? Pain only
st. Jacobs OIL will stop any pain
80 quit drugging.
Not one case in fifty requires|
internal treatment. Rub soothing, i
penetrating st. Jacobs Oil Directly
upon the tender spot and relief
comes instantly. st. Jacobs OH III
n harmless rheumatism and scia
Gatica hniment, which never dis
appoints and can not burn the
skin.
Timber up! Quit complaining!
Get a small trial bottle from your
druggist, and in just a moment
you'll be free from rheumatic and
sciatic pain, soreness, stiffness
and swelling. Don't suffer! Relief
awaits you. Old, honest st. Jacobs
OIL has cured millions Of rheu-
matism sufferers In tho last half
century. and 10 Just as good for
,sciatica. neuralgia, lumbago. back
ache, sprains and swellings.
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c..,s. SIS

$500 Imported Sport Dress,
flesh color crepe de chine. Size
81.
$3.50 Black Brocaded Satin
Afternoon Gown. Size 38.
1880 Taffeta silk Dresses,
with bead embroidery - brown
and navy blue. Sizes IS and IS.
$4,000 Taffeta Silk Dresses.
with lace collars and cuffs and
ribbon trimming-navy blue and
brown. Sizes 81 and 3s.
l7-S2s.b0 Canton Crepe Dress-
ee-embroidered and braid trim
med-navy, tan. brown, black and
henna. Sizes 81 to 38.
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GLOVES

tho remnants
Friday will see one Of the
most emphatic Of the years
clearances.
Remnants, $1.l5 Pair
Sa.oo-1-ciasp Capeskin Gloves
In black and oolors-si1es 6h
to 81.
Remnants-$2.4S Pair
ss.oo-white Kid Gloves-12.
button length. In broken sizes.
Remnants-Fabrie,
CSC Pair
A swift clearance OF $2.26
Strap Wrist Duplex Gloves:
Gauntlet style In grey and
white. $3.50 Reindeer Fabric
Gloves-white. channels, beaver,
mastic and brown.
Remnants-Fabrie,
~ SIC Pair
500 Leatherette Gloves
trap wrist and 2-clasp In white,
ponEee. beaver and brown.
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c..,s. $40

,-ss7bo wooltex Coats, IN
heather-mixed velours-brown ana
black. Sizes So and 40.
5000 wooltex Goats Of navy
and black cordAna with self COL
lars. Small hze. 81 only.
$3.50 Blouse Coats. In ef-
mimic and Cordano coats-navy
blue and black. Sizes 32 and 81.
$500 Black Bolivia Cloth
Coat. full back with throw collar
Size 80.
l2-S3a.50 Tailored Suits, long.
line Jackets, in navy blue ana
black tricotine. Fortunately In
rood sizes-3S to ~.
4-s55.oo Navy Twillcori Dress.
"a. with floss silk and natlheAd
beading. Sizes -. So and 40.
s-ssS.oo Navy T'wilicord Dress-
es. In straight lines; floss silk en-
broidery. Sizes 81 and IS.
1880 Black Beaded Satin
Dinner Gown, with goldcloth bod
les Sise IS.
1-s7s. 90 Fuchsia Chiffon Din
ner Gown. with crystal beading. In
les. 90 Black Duvetyn Gown,
with monkey fur trimming. Size
$3.50 Navy Blue Crepe
Satin Street Dress, with draped
tunic. Size IS.
l-Sss.5e Brown Satin Dinner
Gown, with embroidery georgette
crepe sleeves. Size 40.
1o-S325o Canton Crepe Street
Dresses. with bead and thread
embroidery. in navy. black and
brown. Sizes 80 to 40.
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Dresses-$5 to $500
$3.50 Roshanara Crepe
Dresses, black: size 16. $6.oo.
6-317.50 apiece Jersey
Dresses. leather collar and
cuffs navy and Copenhagen
blue; sizes ls. Is. $S.75.
S-3l7.5o apiece Jersey
Dresses, box-pleated skirts,
shirred waist-line. navy. black
and henna: sizes IL. Is, IL,
$1o.o0.
2-$47.5o SILK Duvetyn
Dresses, navy blue and brown;
sizes Is, Is. $10.ee.
$3.50 Navy Blue Poiret
Twill Dresses: sizes 10. 10,
Sle.0o.
3-s4s.6o Black Velvet Dresses,
colored chiffon sleeves. sizes
1s, Is, S1o.oe.
eS35.o0 Coat Dresses Of
Poiret Twin. silk braid trim
ming: sizes IL. Is, $12.5e.
s-S2S.50 Silk Frocks, Canton
Crepe and Taffeta, brown and
black; sizes Is. IL, $500.
1-$3s.75 American Beauty
Evening dress; size 1s, $15.eo.
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THANATOPSIS READ
At BIER OF RECLUSE

MANSFIELD, Ohio, Mar. 1S.-All
religious rites were forbidden at the
funeral Of Henry J. Hess, seventy
one. buried here recently. under the
terms Of his will. Hess died a recIuse
In his little shoe repair shop. At his
request friend read Bryant's Than
atopsis" at the bier.
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APPLY SULPHUR TO !
HEAL Up YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and itching
Eczema Helped Over Night.

For unsightly skin eruptions,
rash, or blotches on face. neck.
arms or body. you do not have to
walt for relief from torture or
embarrassment. declares q noted
skin specialist. Apply q little
Mentho-Sulphur and Improvement
shows next day.
Because OF it's serm-destroying
properties, nothing has ever been
found to take the place of this sui
phur preparation. The moment you
apply II healing begins. Only those
who have had unsightly skin trou-
bles can know the delight this
Mentho-Sulphur brings. Even fiery,
itching eczema 10 dried right up.
Get 4 small jar from any good
druggist and use 1t like cold
cream.
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coats. Come and look then
$3.50 Velvet ana Lace
Evening Dresses, brown. Amer.
lean Beauty and black; axes 10,
Is. $l5.ee.
10-S3S.oo to S%7.So eiIk
Dresses, Canton Crepe and
Satin, navy blue and black.
41S.5o.
Coats-$lO and $50
NS4s.ee Ernaine Goth Cont
IN navy blue. 1izs 10. for
@S7S.oo Goats Of Panvslaine,
Erminie and Bolivia, with wolf.
squirrel. and noleskin cellars.
Choice. $1o.oo.
e$S6.o0 Marveila Goats, IN
voinay, navy and -copenhagso
blue. handsomely tailored wool
tex models with self collars.
Misses Suits
l-SsS Navy Blue Trieotins
Suit; sizes 1S years, S1oloo.
1-$7S Suits Of fine Erminis
cioth--6rown and black. 0:xs
IL, S2o.oo.
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Underwear
Remnants

Three unused lots for
remnant clearing.
$500 Gowns, 85c
Lace and embroidery
trimmed Nainsook Gowns.
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Sc Sateen Petticoats, 0Sc
Tucked nounce style-various
colors.
$500 Glove Silk Vests,
$1.65
Flesh color embroidered sink
Vests with ribbon straps.
$500 and $500
Pajamas, $1.0S
Batiste and Poplin Pajamas In
light blue. pink and white. Long
sleeves and fastened in front with
frogs.
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Brarnley Style,
35c +

Some odd sets in Bramley
style collars and cuffs, both
linene and Swiss embroidery
also a few Tuxedo collars.
Have been Soc.
Scarfs, $1.95
A few Wool Scarfs-last
price, $3.50. About IL lncnes
wide. Good colorings - blue
with white, or red. red and
0,-aan
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$500 Satin
Petticoats
too long-Friday,
S3.95

Not many people want me
long lengths in petticoats. Here
are some We have left over IN
SO and SO lengths-fine grade
of satin-both tucked flounce
and straight-line models with
hemstitched hem. Taupe, black
and royal blue-at q saving OF
$2.05 each.
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cA..e. $40

s-s1s.So Tweed Sport Dresses
panel style, with narrow oeite
orchid, rose. tan and GROWN
Sizes 80 to ~.
3-S2s.5o Top Coats. OF brown
and navy blue chinchilia-a line
cloth. Sizes - and SO.
S-S25.00 Canton Crepe Dress
es, in henna and brown. Good
sizee-34 and So.
2-S32.50 wooltex Coats-brown
and green heather "Sport-spun'
Jersey. Sizes So and IS. A fine
spring garment.
$500 Sport Coats OF brown
heather polo-three-quarter length
full silk lined. Sizes 80 and IS.
15-SlS.50 "AllJweather" jersey
Suits-Tuxedo sport styles-in
tan. copenhagen blue, rose, Law
ender and gray. Sizes % to ~.
You ought to have one.
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Friday, $3.50 Pr.
Made to Sell for $500

81 Pairs Of Women's Black
Calf OYfords, welt soles, medium
Cuban heels. with good, medium
round comfortable toes. Another
special purchase and Q good buy"
Sizes. <, width, all sizes, 4 20 81;
q width. all sizes, 4 to .; c width.
all sizes, 4 to z.
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Bags, S2.95

With 2 to 4 fittings. Crepe
seal, pin seal, beaver and
calf-blue, green, red, pur-
pie, brown and black. Quite
the thing to 60 with the
tweed suit!
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Friday, SITS Pr.

Made to Sell for $500
80 Pairs Of women's Brown
Grain OHferAs, welt soles, with Cru
ban and low flat heels and fitted
with rubber heels. These are from
q special purchase. Final rem
cost price. sises, c, ., AZ. 4. ~,
s, sx. sx, Z. .; d. .. az, .. ~,
s, ~, 6, SN, Z.
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Formerly $1,000

Formerly $IU.UO
80 Pairs of Women's Brown
Calf Pumps, without straps low
Cuban heels, welt soles. They are
good lookin9. very ssrvicesbie and
a. {. :, I, ~. 8. 81. !, n. l., Il.
~. IxI c. az. .. ~. ~. sx. g.
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$3.50 Flannel Kimonos,
$3.50

These lightweight Flannel
Robes will be just right for
vacations at mountains or sea-
shore. The old-fashioned alba
tross made in a loose model
with sash, and hand-embroid-
BRED. Choice Of light blue, pink,
orchid and Copenhagen blue
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Friday, SITS Pr.
Formerly $1,000

Friday, S2.75 Pr.
Formerly $1,000
ls Pairs, Of Women's Black
Ria French heel Oxferds, with
hand-turfh soles. Corneg near berg
q big bargain. sises: IA. ~. 8,
Il! (. y, IL. 2 3. I ~. ::
Friday, $3.50 Pr.
Made to Sell for 800
81 Pairs Of Young Women's
De.h Br.wn Cs,i i,st..P r.n,p;,
With welt 'olea !oT nat nssls. ,uil
ciai purchase-an excellent value.
an ideal style for .. growing miss.
sS,".. II. ~. l. sH. :. ix. ..
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Friday, S6.85 Pr.
Formerly $1,000

Is Pairs Of women's Grey
sS:s. .ns s' French r%s s n:pa ,Sra
sise IL here. sises: AAA, AZ. s;
IA, t.~<h, s, 81; A. az, 4. Az,
IN: b. ~; c, AZ. 6, y: d. 8, 81.
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Low Shoes---Low Tomorrow!

.ause sizes are broken-you can PICK up
if you are quick to come! ...
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Blouse
Remnants

arc msnyt Several tabaes d.
voted to them tsasexfsW negA.
ing: Hope - sisa, tAan ~
Sass .Tailorsd bJsusss,
Bnds o. hneo--nOW TsS3eeoA
Suit Biouses. An white ana
colors. New cellar styiso-dim-
ity. batiste. orGandSo aNd vUils.
Good range Of sissa. but not
$500 Silk Bleuses, sass
About 80 Odd Blouses from
our spring stocks-creps dc
chine and georrette crepe. Tai
lored and costume styles-reg,i-
lar and extra sizes. A lot worth
seeing tomorrow morning. Some
extra sizes among them.
$500 Handmade
Blouses, 1896
Beautiful styles with long roll
collars and ycstes fronts. trim
med with Wide fflet laces.
Blouses you will want for sum.
mer wear. All hand-made-of
fine batiste. Sizes In one or
another style for everyone VINO
comes promptly. ..-
$3.50 to so Handmade
Blouses, $685.
One or two Of q kind-all fine
Biouses In French wolfe. trim.
med with beautiful real filet
laces. Also q few frill models,
handmade Of French wolfe.
Some with fine tuoks and hand
embroidery.
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Robes-Kimonos
$500 Corduroy Robes,
S2.95

About a dozen Of the fine
wide-w Corduroy Robes left
over. Copenhagen blue and VIC
tory red-with roll collar, pock-
cts and sash. Why not buy one
for another year?
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UMBRELLAS
A Special Purchase,
$7.05
STOCKINGS

Remnants priced low indeedI
$3.50 and SITS Isle
Stockings, $1.15
Odd sizes and colors Of plain
and fancy Lace Lisle Stockings.
Full fashioned look them
through for = tempting bargain.
$500 and $3.75 Sport
Stockings, $1.50
Odd sizes in Silk and Wool
Medium-weight Sport Stockings.
Plain and hand-clocked leather
mixtures.
$3.25 and $3.50 Silks,
$2.2S
Glove and Thread SILK Stock
ings-plain and fancy. Odd
sizes and colors.
$2.OO Silk Stockings,
$l.66 Pair
Furl.fashioned ingram silks.
A fine Stockinr-black only. In
sisss Q. sh and 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

Large lot. 20 r.. front through to
another street; large stone house.
garage and stable on rear. Most
desirable site for stores and apart.
ments. Attractive price and terms.
Three exceptionally good West Chel-
tan ave. business properties. right
IN line with present activity. Ripe
for immediate improvements. such
as stores and apartments. which
are very much in demand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-12

Unusually fine stone Colonial home.
Center hall. living room. etc. with
music room and library. Dressing
room. 3 chambers aud . baths with
marble shower on I'd FIR. and 3
chambers, bath and billiard room
on Sd; greenhouse: conservatory.
garage for z cars wit'r mans quar-
ters and bath above: "a acres
ground. May he examined BY ap-
Dointmen'
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-12-20
SHALL WE ALLOW IT?
JOHN n, HASTY,
Foreman.

Shall WE allow the tiendish Turks
To butcher the Christians DER the
sea?
Shall we allow them to commit
Outrages that'h blot our history?
Shall we allow them to keep on
With their horrible massacre!
Today the sun is darkcned by
The clouds of smoke burned
Smyrna,
And over the waves come the cries
Ot murdered, dying Armenia.
America, wilt thou remain
Deaf to those pleading, wailine
cries?
America, why don't you go?
Why don't you go before they
die?
Oh, stretch out thy arms across the
And clutch them from certain
ueAth.
Oh, cant you hear them crying out
Save us! Save usi' with diving
breathS?
America, recruit thy strength
And sail over the ocean blue,
TO fight for all Humanity;
Like every nation ought to do.
Don't fail the world, but be friend
= To those Armenians who need
j you.
-+Luther Cecil McRae.
Roberdel, N. c.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-12-20
NOTICE
SALE OF LAND BY MORTGAGEE

On Monday, the Sth day of Janu-
AIRY, 1923, at II o'clock NJ, in front
of the court house door of Rich
mond county, in the Town of Rock
ingham, the undersigned mortgagee
will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ing described tracts of land, to-Wit:
Six certain tracts of land situate
on Little Buffalo Creek, containing
in all POS acres more or less and
comprising what is known as the B.
F. Lowdermilk plantation, said six
tracts being bounded on the North
by the lands of Frank McAulay, J.
A.. McAulay and l.. p. Byrd, On the
East By the lands of l.. p. Byrd, on
the South by the lands formerly be-
longing to Maj. Sanders Ingram and
others and on the West by the lands
OF the I. +. Stanback estate and the
Frank Mc.Aulay lands. For a dc
tailed description of said lands ref
erence is hereby made to the mort
gage deed from w. B. Hearn to l..
p. Byrd which is duly recorded in
the office of Register. of Deeds for
Richmond County in Book 104, page
322.
The sale of this land is made un-
der and by virtue of the, power of
sale contained i'll the mortgage deed
above referred to which was execut-
ed by w. B. Hean to l.. P. Byrd
on the 9TH day Of January, 1918, to
Secure the payment of certain in
debtedness in which default has
been made; saiG mortgage being
recorded in the office of Register OF
Deeds for Richmond County in
Book 104 at page 322 ct seq.
This December Z, 1922.
L. P. BYRD, Mortgage.