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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-01
AREED FUNERAL FRIDAY
Private Services Arrans for Veteran
Lumberman.

Private funeral services for Philip
3. Reed will be held at the home.
2133 College Ave, Friday at 10 a. m.
Mr.. Reed was bOrn in Burlington.
Iowa, in 1861 For the past ten years
he lived in Indianapolis. He was one
of the Oldest Iumbermen in the city
and was connected with the J. J.
Newman Lumber Company.
Surviving are the widow. two sons,
Charles and Philip. of Indianapolis,
and one sister. Mary, Of Nasta. n. D.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-01
DEATH NOTICES

SNN-NS~~S~~N~~~NN~~>~~ ~S~~N~~~~~~|N~~~~
FREELS. LILLIAN-Beloved mother of
Edward, John and Carl FTeels passed
away Wednesday. 500 a. IN. Funeral Sat
urday. Fec 3 at residence, 800 Douglas St,
$50 a. M, followed by services as ST.
Johns Church at a. m. Burial Holy Cross
cemetery. Friends invited
GOLDsBoROUGH. vIOLA-Passed away at
her home, 1921 w. Michigan ST., Wednes-
day, Jan. 81 at 3 a m Funeral Friday,
CS9rc6 6e Br e. st. Friends uf invited ap BS
rial Floral Park.
HARTFORD, HONOLULU-Age 90, beloved
wife Of William J. Hartford and daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dorsett Funeral
Friday Feb. ,. p. m, al the residence.
25I S. Gray St Burial Memorial Park
cemetery. Friends invited.
HARTMAN. j. RAY-Died at his home, 22s
+. Thirteenth St, Wednesday morning,
Jan 81. The funeral. previously announced
as ? p. m. Friday, Feb. 2. has been
changed to 10 a. m, Monday; FEB Q; to
MIA. Services viii be held at the Ragsdale
& Price MOrtuary. 1919 y. Alabama st. Bu-
rial in Crown HUI Funeral and burial VIII
be private Friends may call at any time
prior to the funeral.
HURST, ELIZABETH-widow of tho lase
Charles 5. Hurst, died "Wednesday, Jan:
81 at residence. 424 Y. Tacoma ave, age
IS years. Funeral notice later.
REED. PHILIP BYRON SR.-Husband of
Maud s. Reed, father of Charles and Philip
passed away at the residence, LIB College
ave. ri o D. H. jan u tEAtAuAo may tdiA
Thursday afternoon and evening. Burial prl-
waite.
RINGOLSKY. HANNAH-Psssed away 9:15
D. m. Jan. 81. at the residence. 2S3S Cen
trail avenue Funeral Friday Feb. 2, IL a.
m, at the residences Burial Indianapolis
Hebrew cemetery.
STICKELMAN. EDWARD Husband Of
Adie Stickelman, passed away "Wednesday
evening at :46 o'clock at residence, DOLL
Winthrop avenue. Funeral notice later.
VTFS- JOSEPH T-BeIoved husband of
Fanny Vies. Thursday morning, Feb. l at
10 a. m age 81 Years. Funeral Saturday,
Feb g at 1880 a. m at residence, $50
Rochester ave. Friends invited. Burial
Floral Park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-01
25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
b-COal, Ice and Wood
Buy Your Coal
At Our
Special Coal Sale
and
Bank the Difference

We sell the coal that gives you
heat and no Clinkers.
Guaranteed-and our guarantee
is good.
The best coal at lowest prices.
1000 lbs. to each ton. Whole
sale and retail orders filled prompt
ly. All lump and egg coal, clean
forked.
No Slack or Dirt
Ill. lump, clean forked. g. $3.50
Ind. lump, clean forked e.. $3.50
2-ton order, $13
Illinois 2-6-inch lump, forked. $685.
Indiana 2-6-inch lump, forked. $685.
2-ton order, $3.50
Illinois shovel lump .........S6.25
Indiana shovel lump .........S6.25
2-ton order, s12
Illinois Egg, clean forked ......$6.10
Indiana Egg, clean forked ....$6.1O
2-ton order, $12
Illinois mine run 800
Indiana mine run ......-......$5 1915
2-ton order. SLIPS
Special Furnace Coal
Ill. lump and w. Va. mine run,
mixed half and half gives good re-
suits, $3.50 per ton.
2-ton order, $14.50
w. Va. mine run $500
2-ton order, $3.50
Pocahon.as, No. 3, Red Ash
nine run ................. SIO.I5
2-ton order, $21.00
Genuine Ill. large lump,
forked s................$I.35
2-ton order, $14.50
Give Me Your
First Order and I'll Get
the next One
Tom Shroyer
430 Indiana Ave.
YARD NO. /
Circle 059S CT role 0597
CT rcle 1890 CT role 1885
YARD NO. 2
1405 w. Ray
BEL. 1875. BEL. 4376
BEL. 4446
Clean Forked Coal, Free From
Slack, Slate and Clinkers
Illinois 6-inch egg ........S6.50
Illinois lump ..... 1878 and S725
Indiana lump ...............S7 $500
Indiana mine run, 1870 lump. $500
No. 1 coal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .$7.20
More Heat Per Dollar
II you have trouble with your furnace
coal try one ton of our large. clean forked.
especially prepared furnace lump; guaran-
tecd. $3.50 per ton.
Page Coal Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-01
CARD OF THANKS

s~N~~~~~s~~-~~~~esNosN>
CARD OF THANKS-We wish TO thank our
many friends and relatives for their kind
mess and sympathy during the sickness and
death of our beloved son and brother
Charley H Dreyer; and especially Elder T. T.
Davis and singers; Moore & Kirk. undertak,
floral offerings. JOHN AND ESTELLE
DREYER AND BROTHER CLIFFORD.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
SOnntaa 1T Tbeoter


@er oen Rieien Serfules nod
nidt feunt, muB Sonntog 4ben0
gum Concord, 0lubbous lid begeben.
Dort fiibrt ole Ibenteraruppe oes
oeuti6en Concord. Stubs Gin Stiid
ouf. oas "Monfieur SertuIeS4. beiBt.
IS ioa iebr larmig fem. Die Stint
Ter" Scr 9retter Ocs Concord alubS
iino bcitcns bcfonnt; iie bobcu ilciBiG
geiibt. Sod elm 5%tueiter Sdloger
,Dur6 Die Vlume" miro
oufgefiibrt weroen; beioe Stiidc iiaO
in 8oibington gang nelt. User bort
nidt INNER mieoer germ cinen
S6uanf in oeutiher Sprnde2 IlS
sic Serren bonn SSrping Ylace Sbco
ter in SEEM gorf nor einigen &oden
bier maren, mar Der Saal oes Son
coro.aIubs gefiilt. 0os lit aud Ole
les @ol 81 ermarten. sllio feiner
bIeibe5uS auie, Der iid niht
cinen eemiitIihcn g(beno entgehcn
loiIen mill. glui 8ieoeriebn ON ndd
tin Sonutng Abeno i'm Goncoro.
QlubbouIe.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
SuiIer6uOer i'm @iaItu.S 6eutcr.

SIM D&ialto" acknowledgements.
Sbeater bierleIblt miro ndbite 9Sode
Gin Slim ge5eigt meroen, betitelt
.Gbe Safer in Grille, melder Oas
S6IoB 0oorn uro ons 0ori Der I'm
gebung ionic 0inge. ole nit oes aoi
Iers 2eben in SoIlano p%erbunoen
linO, leine neue @enloblin. ieine 5u
mile uno 5reumoc II, Oergl. uorfilbs
rem miro. Wian bari Oornuf 9eipannt
lein. 9isber bat man nidlts mie
Sobn unO Spott iiber oeS 3aiiers
neueS 2eben 81 leien betonnlen. Wit
Der nelen SSrau loa Der Nailer ser
fallen iein; iie loa bereits einem
.gliidlihen @reiqnis" ent~gegenieben,
iie ioa nad &orfu geben poaen. mas
oie @robmddte megen ailgeblidcr
monordiiher YIGne pcrbinOern mol
len uno oergl. mebr. lleber oes
2%romprin5en 2e5en nnD I'M
Ii6ten bringt oie oiesmonaiige N
mericon Montblp" (@eorge Q. Bier
ed) einen peri0nlihen geriht aus
ser Seoer oes SeroiiSgebers &iercd
Die 6rau Biereds febrte porige No
DE nit &inoern ans 0eutihlano SIT.
rid. Nnd 3eitungsmclounaen 81
idIieBenL lit aud fir iie uno 6omi.
lie oas 2eben in 0cutihlonO ieBt 81
teuer. Yreiie fir 2ebeusmittel iiir
SoteIs uuo Miete, ioQen in Deutlh.
Iauo iest genou 10 bod, mern .uid)t
bober oils bier in Amerifa lein.
(Gin Witta9eIien t-2 0olar).
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
5rcr 9riifmmg Der 8eiunObeit bon
Iineerm
ldoft in Maihinaton.

AHt
8orige Mo6e madten uiele @ltern
bon Dem Angebot Der bieiigen &in-
Oerwoblfobrtsgeieaidaft @ebrollb,
ibre Ginoer f~oltenlos BON Aer5ten
unteriu6t al bcfommen. Ser Dor
itarot Oieles geneinniisigen 8ereins
madt oaroiti al mertFam, oaB man
m0gli1lt einen Gag Dor Der beab-
lihtigten @riifung an oaS Amt re-
l~epbUnieren uno cine beltimmteS tuna
&c CUR 8riifung Dorber Dereinbaren
IoQ. ga Die 8riifungen bel 3eit
in 4niprub nebmen, giebt es lonlt
unnotiges gSorten. 9iar &inOer, nm
ter 3 Sabre oft, meroen beriidlidtigt.
9ie Mer3te m09ten DEFENDERS &inOer
ullter 6 W onnten gebra6t leben;
porige ISOLDE moren Die &inoer meilt
otter ais 6 W3onate alt.
Sier folgt Die 9ilte Der @eiuno-
beitsGmter fir nadite ISOLDE NIT
Selepbonnummer:
Montog, 9lmt go. 3, 12te uno y
Str. g. Vs.; Selcpbon ytortb 55S9.
0ienstog (nur 9eodmittag), amt
$50. 8; 6reeOmen's Solpital. Selc-
pbon Nortb 1896.
Mittpp6 (uur Worgens) Amt
SIR. T. f130 Sc Str. Sii0olt. Sele-
pbon 2incoln 22tS.
@ittmo6 (nur Nodmittags) amt
$50. A, $3.50 s StraBe q. 8. Sele-
pbon 5ronfIin 2342.
Oonnerstag, 4mt Scr. 5, 1886
AZ Str. Siiomclt. Eelepbon Wfoin
1927.
Sreitag Moraen, amt 2.-21lte
unO q StroBe g. 8. EEL. @eit 376.
6reitag Na6mittag, @mt 4.-330
6 StraBe g. 8. Eelepbqn 6ranf-
lin 2342.
SIN ainoerfronfenbaus (Gbilo-
ren'S Solpital), iinO Die 3eiten am
Oienstag, 0onnerstdg uto Samsto9
ModmittagS IL llbr, obne porige
@creinborung.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
YOtumats6 Slide iiuO ale betrnufeu.
81 Ie6e sic Nrei9eit in g8al9inaton.

~ ~ ~
Sin poar bunoerttauieno 2iter Al-
fobol, Sdnaps uuo @ein, bat man
oieier Gage in Den Yotomac-6 Stub
lollfen lolien. IS mar Elm trauriges
9ilol 2incoln itono in ieinem Iem-
pei ni9t melt oapon uno meinte bite
re IrGllen iiber ole 9lrt Der n5rei-
beit~ fitr Die VT IN einer 8eiie &c.
tdmpft bottle, Die jebt ein ioIAes Sta
oium Der AuffaIiung erIangt bat.
Engt1gli6 mer0en iebt Gdiier uno
Jlalden Doa Nlfobol bon Der Yoli5ei
%foufis3iert. ga Die Sages3eitungen
ougeublidli6 lpen:g gu Oruden ba.
ben, 10 bradten tie cine elite bon
9unoerten bon gut flingenoen Sea.
men, 8epobnern Der Staot, Die all-
i6einello nit Dem AIfoboIbanoel in
irgcnO elmer S%erbinoung Iteben. Sn
ulerb0diten &reiien tiimmert man
iid menig I'M oos Ilfobolberbot, Die
Yrobibition. Siele 2eute meroen
reid our6 ben beimliden 8erfatf;
rltr mir armen geiebestreiien 2eilte
bleiben arm mie 3ltbor. Wan fnopft
ms Oafiir Elm id0nes Siimm9en
Ginfommenlteuer ob. lteberboupt Die
Steuernl IA Sent ieOeSN Dollars,
Der bier0ulanoe beroient miro, gebt
al ben Stuot, an Uncle Sam ab, 8.
b., jeOcr Don inns mtB Z 8oden u M
ion it fir ben often Serrn arbei-
ten. 0ofiir bari man iif ni6t Elm.
nal ein @lGshen Bier gonnef. 8oc-
6lts mar ia aud fem gmeritoner~
cr mar Elm AusIdnoer, ein &omcr.
@eg NIT alien MnsI1n0iihenl
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
AlerIei ieiugcbadtnc audDcn
SMlinS ~JiOicnfel6,
StGnO 5-6, Arcaoe Wlartet.
SOituner Symphonies rdeiter
in Maihnntpn.

w ~CuID'HDApHs
9oS betonnte Grdelter aus Bolton
mar DienStog in @olbington unO
eab Elm. Bogner.aon5ert I'M Yoli
l6en Sbeater. glbcr o mebl Ger
0irigent oes Or6elters lit ein
Sran5oie, namens Yierre Dtonteur.
Die 3eitungsfritifer bemertten iebr
wobI, DAB rcdt feline 9egeiiteruaa
in Der 8ieoergobe Der gSasner lhen
Wlulit ourh Wtonteur ltedte. Ser
.fliegenoe SollGnocr" molte nta)t
oflieeen", nGriiton mo Sioloe4
mollten iid gar ni6t redt licb be-
ben, pie tie loaten n9runbiIoe~ CT
ihien gon5 uno gar uidt mie cine
gernoniide @eloengeitalt, boil Sen
CT, Strait uno Sh6nbeit. glur a5ies
frieoS Graucrmarih" flang red)t
traurig uno uebmiitig, aber obne
Seele, trofen uno lteif. glber ad),
ais oas ein6ige ran50iidl die
Stiid eegeben mltroc, Geior Strand 5
Symphonic, oo mar Monteur 5ll
Saule, 0o floppte ales, Oas gaegro
mo @leeretto. oas Yiano uno Oas
5orte. Sb Die s&ubrperitimmma"
oes Diriaenten etlpnS nit 0ielcm
&onSert 81 tim battc2 0rulBen req
nete es in Stromen. SIS mar, ais ob
Der Simmel mitmeinte iiber Die Gage
oes fran6oiiihen Maliifmeiiters. Der
in oieien 3eiten @aGner por5ltilbren
botl Der Sobn Magners, Siegirico.
fomnlt in oieien Gasel nodl Ameri
ia. Die @erliner 0pcrngeielldait
Die porieenWtonat in Baltimore mar.
ioa boIo nnd Baltimore 5uriidfcbrcn
mollen. ga lpcroeu mir balo edte.
redte 8asnermuiif untcr Seitltng
bon @ogrer's Sobn ielblt lino illter
Geo 8lcd 81 boron befommen. Damn
miro Sieefrieos 2ie6e mo 2ein
Rbeingolo, @otterodmmerun1 uno
Srilton uno SioIoe. in oeutldcr @ci
ie Ole @eiiter erfriidenl
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
Msiindener NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in Mnlhinntnn.

9rof. Nrnol0 Sommerfelo bonn
Snltitut fir tbeoretii6e &bpiif an
Ser ~uniperlitdt Wtiinden in gapern
meilt a~ligenblidlih in unlerer Staot
uno bolt 8ortrdge iiber 2i6twellen
am bieiigen &egierungsamt fir Na-
BE llo @eipi1tc (8ureau Of Stan-
oaros). @rof. Sommerfelo lit Ser
treter elmer neuen Sbeorie. Si6t-
peaen bepegen iid nod ibm nidt in
umlnterbrodener 2inie, ionoern III
&nGueI, in unterbro6enen 0uanta
bon 2idt. 2i6t fommt' gar niGt in
.@eaen", meint er. 2idt bot bic
lelbe @irfung auf pbotograpbiihe
Glatten obne &iidiidt oarauf, Oh Tie
itorf p0er Ihpad lin0.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
Sa6res-@% eriammlnns Der %rOipect
Sill NrieShOfs.W eieliAaft.

Sill 5rieSbOfs. @eIeaidaft.
0ienstoe, oen 10. @dr3, fanO oie
iGbrlihe &eriammlultg ser @rabei.
gentiimer Oes Yroipect Sill JrieObo,
fes I'M Concord &~lubbmiie, ltatt.
GrdiiOent @m. Stiebeling teilte
in ieinem Sabresberi6te an Die gr.
'6iencnen nit, ooB oas perflolIene
Sabr mobl 0os ereieniSrei1lte in Der
@ei1idte Oes 5rieobofes gepeien iei.
W1it einem @eiaintfopitoI bon $110..
$3.50 eau einem glten 8insfuB
angeIegt), lei Die grboItuug oes
5rieobofes bis in ipGtere @enerotio.
men binein gelt6ert. 100000
muroen ais o@noomment. Srtno~ be.
ltinmt. @dbrenO oes Sobres pur.
Den oaliernOe &erbeiierungen an Den
Sobrpegcn mo Abfliilien oeS Srieo.
bofes i'm 9etrage bon $1,000 porgc.
non1meu. Scr @rlno al Ser Noro.
ieite Oes 6rieobofes muroe f1ufli6
eriperben uno oo0ur1 Die grridtitng
elmer iebr foltipieligen Mauer (1bn-
lid Oerienigen al Der Y-StraBe),
perbinoert. SSn oen lebten flint Sab
rem iprlr0e Die hetrdhtIi1e Si1mme
bon $4,000 sur oauernoen Ser
idonerung Oes 6rieobofes ausgege-
ben; Die @ailptausgaben moren fiir
Die @rrihtltng Der Wlauer an Der 9.
StraBe, $4,000; fir 8iirgeriteige
an Ser g. un0 9.G. StroBe, $1,50S;
fir 9l6flilfle unO StraBen I'M Srieo.
9ofe ielbit, $685.; uno fir oen9anf
oes @runoltiides n0roIi6 Oes 5rieo.
bofes, $4,000.
4ugenblidlid miro Elm eilernes
Glitter Slpilhen 8lenpooo un0 Dem
9roipect Sia 6rie0bofe erridtet.
@benfoas beobii6tigt man Oie@rrih-
tung eines neiten S6uppens fir @e-
rotihoften uip. Die N%oroieite Oes
5rieobofes IoQ nit einem eiiernen
Sitter ei~noe81unt weroen; no6 Ser.
tigitelung bieies @itters lit Der
5ridobof Damn ringsum einge5Gunt.
An per 2inroln &ono elltlung muB
bic Muner, 1pelDe III fblehtem GU
ltau9e lit, men ~oufgebaut merOen.
Ga6oem ale Dieie 8erbelierungen
genloft iino, lit es aber ai6 Sode
uno Bfliht Ser @rabeigentiimer, fin
Oie Snltonoboltung 81 iorgen unO
mebr peri0nlides Sntereiie 81 be-
3eugen. IS gerei6t uns our beion-
oren gbre, Oieien @ottesader ais un-
ieren lebten Nubepiab 8u erbolten.
@s lit pobl elmer Der am berrli6Iten
gelegenen 6rieob0fe im. 9iitrift unO
3a gleider 3eit mobI audi Der in be-
Item 3lIton0 er6nltene.
9os Grotofoa oes Sefretdrs 8m.
Martin murOe a%ngeuommen luie Der-
leien. Gbenlo Ser Sinan5beridt 0es
| SAobmeiiters SEQ. S. q. Stub, Der
auf Ser lebten Seite Oieier Nltmmer
abgeorudt lit.
Muf oQgemeinen 8uni6 muroe
Dem gegenpGrtigen 9ireftorium uno
Dem SuperintenOenten Soc 8erd,
fir oeren tii1tige 2eiitungen in ben
Iesten Sabren Ser 9ant Der @eiell=
i6aft ausgeipro6en.
@s muroe borgei6lagen uno ln-
terItiist oos g%egenndrtise 9ireftori-
ua1 einitimmig pieOer5uerpdblen; eS
fino oies ole Serren @m. Stiebling,
@n1. @ortin, Geo. s. q. Stub, @eo.
g. &litt, 8olfgang &udodi6el, S.
6. Mcrgner uno s. @. @infler.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
@laSam Serita enc Geitreiderim.

&orige ISOLDE NOR Die beriibmte
oeuti6e SGngerin Serisa, friiber in
'8ien, jeBt in Seem Yorf an Der DE.
t~ropolitan Oper, bier in 8nibington
uno lang lire pr16tigen 2ieoer. 0oS
DNational Ibeoter" mar boil bis aiif
Den lebten 8lab-unO piele 2eute be
9niigten li6 NIT einem nStebiib".
Ser @rfolg mar Elm groBartiger -
Elm 8ombenerfolg, mie tnan 10 iaote.
9as paBte ober ecluilIen 3eitungS-
Iellten nidt, uno 10 madte man ole
0eutide 9ame-ibr Same enti6uI-
oigt oos alerOinqs-3u elmer G5e-
din. 6lugs uber fam oas Dement,
bon Dem Serrn @epabl Der SGnge-
rim. Baron &opper. @r beltano oa-
raul Dab Der Srrtum forrigiert uitr-
&c. Seine 6rau mar uno lit Oeit-
reiderin un0 uidts anoeres. Sn
@ien cr6ielt lie ibre Ausbiloung.
Der oltc Safer 6ran5 Soiepb er-
fannie i6r Golellt in Sidl, Ono Der
&aiicr Gin ShloB botte) uno ididte
lie 5ltr aoiieritnot nod @ien. Die.
lem olten &crrn peroanft Die Sdngc.
rim ibre 2aufbobn.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
S~e[hitnloro.

CHARLES S.a@ramer, Der cine bobe
Steaung I'M @eteranelbiiro Der BE
~aierung befleioete, bat Mittmo6 lei
mem Qeben gerpaltiam ourd Gri6ie-
Ben elm @noe genladt. Cine fongrei-
lioneac llnteriudun9 oieles &egier-
umgsantes itan0 bepor. Gin Bel
tungsolsl6nitt, Der oos antiinoigtc
(mas lGnglt befonllt war) fono man
in Dem @eoidtbuhc Oscar 8iloc's,
oos man oltf Dem Glide oeS @apncs
fan0.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
Nae SOrten friides TIeiid!
Grite Analitat, bel
SnebIerS,
Gisas Marfet. Maiu 1924
-SSSn einem MnfoG BON @eiitesf

SIN einem NnfoG bon @~eiitesee-
itortbeit nabm it'd Sri. Gmma@ibel,
lpobnbaft 474 s StraBe 9. So, oas
2eben. sic mar 5ur Seilung in Ell
mem Sanatoriitm in gbebpGbaie I'M
tergebra6t. Sn einem unbemadten
9lagenblid erbdngte iie iid mittels
ibres Na6tfleioes.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

WCetbes Sterbe3immer
Sur erinnerung on Oes 0idters 5terbetog


! eOpfn $. 8epoel, @oibinston, 6. 6. !
: a3ebe Oene Sdube bon oeineu 6hBen, Oeun Ser Ort. 90. 9
? rouf OH Itebelt lit elm bedig 2an0". {
@oetbebaus III Nemur- 6
) 8iee Meniden. llno bod tieHte Sti0e. Nmr Die 8orte 6
) 0s 6lbrers tropfen in oos SdDeigen. !
Cine roe Sdnur trennt Ole Wteuidenluele bonn Iuers (
Z beiligIten 0ieies Seupels-@ocbes Sterbe5immer.
2 Sbeue 8ltfe taen fb btnein. :
2 Damn gebt elmer naf Dem unoern IT'LL binans. s
3 Srgenomo rft cine l1br. {
) 2efe uerflinet Der ShIug in Wdttag. {
) Glm iio mir gou5 oaeiu nit unieren ii6erpolen Seraen.
Son unnennbarer 6rur6t erfiat, 0rhorungen bon benz
: Itorfen 8ehibl oes @rlebenS elmer beIigen Stlnoe, ibouen mir
: in oas enae, ~bobOuufe GGntmerlein binciu, in ne1 @oetbe
9 ftarb.
3 2efe rauiht Ser 6~IiseidIug iener Sterbetnoe our6 Die
3 Stiae.
) s, 0uB Der 600 bid ms uobm, ou @roBcr, Starter,
3 Sitbrerl
( Aber-botc ser SOB Niadt iiber oib2
Z 8t on nidt beute nod unter uns, bit unier @efobrte ont
z einianen Mau0erungen?
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Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
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The Chilkoot post., 1923-03-09

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Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-11-09

House door of Halifax, County, in
Halifax, North Ca, olina, offer for
sale at public auction to the
highest bidders for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate, towit.
That tract or parcel of land lyin
and situate aud being in the County of
Halifax and State of North Caroline,
North of the New County road leading
from Thelma to Roanoke Rapips, ad-
joining the lands of Hamll Brothers
and Camp Manufacturing Co., W. II.
Williams, estate of Eugene Johnston.
deceased, and the Ashley Wilkins land.
and lying on Roanoke River according
to map made by C. F. Gore, of the
William F. HorneI property, recorded
in Map Book No. 2 at page A, office of
the Register of Deeds for Halifax Coun-
ty and containing 300 acres more or
less, the said map shows only to Roa-
noke River.
This the 10Th. day of October, 1923.
r. D. Hamill. Trustee.
William L. Knight, Atty. 1O-26-4t
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-11-09
NOTICE

Under and by virtue of that GER
tain deed of trust made by B. D. Ra-
bill to me as trustee, dated the 1st.,
day of November, 1921, recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds of
h0ifax County, North Carolina, in
SIS pN on the &C., day Of
November 1921, default having been
made in the payment of the indebted
ness thereby secured, and at the re-
dencing the said Indebtedness, l will,
1928, at the hour of 1890 O'Clock P.
NJ, in front of the Post-Office door,
in Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina,
offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for CASH, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
A certain tract or lot of land lying
and being in Halifax County afore-
said and more particularly described
and defined as follows:
That lot lying and being in the
town of Roanoke Rapids, Roanoke
Rapids Township, said State, to wit:
Lot No. 232 1.-TWO hundred and thirty
two) on the East side or, Roanoke
Avenue fronting twenty-five (Zo)
feet thereon and running back the
same width between parallel lines one
hundred and forty (140) feet to an al
ley. For further description reference
is hereby made to the Roanoke Rapids
Power Company's plot of said town
of Roanoke Rapids, duly registered
in the office of the Register of Deeds
of Halifax County, and to the deed
from F. L. Toepleman and wife to B.
D. Rabil, said deed being of even date
with the said deed of trust, and said
deed of trust being for the balance
of the purchase money for said lot
herein described.
This, the 18TH, day of October, A.
D. 1928.
THOMAS NJ. PITTMAN, TRUSTEE
A L. CLARK, ATTORNEY. 10-19-4t
Roanoke Rapids herald., 1923-11-09
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