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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
"A White Man Tells What He Thinks
OF The American Negroes Progress

Rudolph G Tenerowicz. Michi-
gan Congree sman. delivered he
following address on The Detroit
Negro Progress Exposition before
the House OF Representatives Fri
day. MAY :.
"NER SPEAKER AN EVENT
Nk hich seems dcstine 10 prove
both unique and symbolic Is
to take place this month In De
troit.
starring MAY 10 and continuing
for . days thereafter. The city Is 10
be the scene Of an opposition OF a
type never before presented 10 the
public. II Is 10 he an exposition
conceived. planned and executed
hv members ~ the colored race
and promises 60 be broad enough
In scope 10 constitute a Negro
worlds fair.
1T is being dedicated 10 Is years
OF the colored mans progress and
will mark incidentally. an imnor-
tant anniversary in his history on
the North American CONFERENCE.-THE
seventy-hfth year since the adop-
ton ~ the thirteenth amendment
This exposition Is 10 have de-
nifty and breadth rs result of .
years OF careful work and plan
ming President Roosevelt has hcc1
invited 10 open 4 nv pressing a
button here In Washington. and
many important public figures are
10 address its several sessions
The Tuskeeee idea itself IL n
heroic monument" Mr. Farley said
as he contemplated Inc mlrac'e
that Negro. in tho social anG
emotional turmoil or southern re-
cocnition. could establish tcar1-
inc institution which from ~
outses has constant, hecn cdu-
eating colored youth for sol,-
development and leadership.
Booker r. Washington had an
affinity for The soil and he taugAt
his people their need for il As an
AGRICULTURAL college Tuskcgce
ranks with tho highest
| Booker T Washington will he
honored in the Den or exposition
as viii such hisioricallv famous
Negroes MS Frederick Douglass So
iourner Truth and Paul I.aurarce
Dunbar
"Honorod also AT The exposition
will be Dr George W Carver. and
I am not al all sure but that vixen
the pages 81 later history arc rc-
corded his name might lead those
Of tho rest Of his race The wizzard
Of the new science OF chcmurgy
this first and greatest Of all chem
urgists Will be present IN person
this first and greatest Of all chem
At the exposition. and pres, al
so will he a replica Of the famous
Carver Laboratory from Tuskegee
Institute
Like Booker T Washington. this
modern chemist has also 4 stranre-
I Is close Affinity for the soil. and
already he has extracted secrets
from us flora that one day may
revolutionizc our whole economic
( order The DEVELOPMENT of modern
plastic is in no small measure iuo
70 tho achievements ~ this coloro
Edison
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
kENTICky:
"ARn IAltLs IC

honored in having colored leadfr
who are sponsoring this ln'sr-ra'.
ial Exposition. who are catr''ns
on the high tradition ~ their race
The Mistele Coal and Coke TOM
pany has always been interested .
the cOlorcd people and have '''"
best interests at heart The Nek''
race. employees and patron am.
have had vital part In mahihf wv
Mistele Coal Company one oi '',
largest IN the United stat 40
we ask YOU TO visit our boo'H :, :,
Convention Hall during your N'''
~ the Exposltinn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
Professor West To Be
Presented In Recital

choral on~sr' directed b. Pm
lessor Wa.isr Ves' vl,l ne rreser'-
ID nv shiloh Baptist. $50 BENTON
sunday Nav ~ A. o'clock
Miss Helen Williams viii De spec
ial eoioiH Choirs that viii parlici.
pate ave Smred Gross Bethel AME
ee1ce Baptist and shiloh Baptist
Professor West wasorecently ar.
pointed administrator NJ music h'
mo Rev William ~ Jock ~ Bethel
AME church
Mrs Nancy Moore Is chairman oi
NE program committee The Rev
s. d ROSS pastor Of shiloh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18

t. OTHER NIGHT | consented
o hoid forum w the Bronx
n'h sa aeaicncc made NJ
M - youns white radicals
~ them nor - Young We
TO whole rauSe Of The
lov ~ America and
snGcs which fhe'commur-
hal 20 80 through
a~ fi- erl Stain sei tos tNer
lar fi hye made most com
nurs alxs Jumping and sneak
s 'aW one side - another A.
tr iite' wae mo anii-chrlsf and
oprre.snr and all man
ra vas anmoncl hv INC Com
w'.rlsf'n telr destroy hin Russia
'air f4mca because Eneland ava
Htf AZ Marich hoping 70 heir
Nhem lt hy that queer Russian
asfhfe' Then IN the oaflf fall the
amm4re had 20 make another
iung llN and stain had mace
a tsse alliance, trying 20 fool "a h
other Hitler was rot such a
tad BLOW after all ana az any
RATE SATIN was forfcd 20 protect
Kuss.a hv agreeing '-emporarile
wFh ii'icr Then Fin'and' on.
ry Cod 0f cogrse Finland was
planning "a desfro, Hu -la ust o.
ErIer Rabbit migai be accused ~
banning ~ desfroy an elephant by
droci attach and conyeniently
enough fof Tho grating Commute
wnd fhe French and English
wero 10 blame for mar for arho
iHey Lad their hands full with tAe
Germans 10 the west they were
"9Annf- 20 attack Russia
lhtoush FINLAND Just how Col
onlv knows aud H. has not told
ans bots bat the Communists and
Stala NOW Hitler has sailed
oni again tnls time into Scandi-
rsya iwo or three little countries
whicn were d0dging rafionalizln-
and doir- iheir darnesi ~ keep
HNlcr off them thet we're allow
ing thew 'erriforial waters 70 hs
used nv German naval transports
and wa~shins 'ret we're prevent.
inE England and Franoe rom 'lv.
irr through their air ~ 'he aid ~
Finland ,noe Vore Yelling al' over
ihe plare about their utter neu.
'-all', thei were afraid even 70
a1icc together ON mutual de-
tcnse pac le~f anger hitter who
seemed t0 b. mst awiuily eensi-
live as rt haiiy gc's when AZ D..
Nhias ivr hahi nf q take
Aud so tie present position o.
fAsfe hanging Communist minds
IS Ni- Wen" they said Cham
Nf lN lN n i'iiif N DIT wv 'ii'hN I az
fism II he wins II Will establish
IA m an over. Well" said l. in
mv innocence of mind. ~ Hitler
wins. viii that prevent iacism'
We are moi irving 10 help Hitler
win they replied. so that is mol
re question
What said 'hsy are havini
fight and one ~ them has Fo' r
win Vant Tho vors' one or th'
worse one m lose They are hot'
lad III admit, and 81 are re BIZ
Hitler's Farg Is the worst NJ th'
lot"
They replied How ls Hitler
worse Than Britain think ~ Enc
lands past" eic replied II
refuse io stake the past ON The pre-
sent they are all bad IN the past
Germany whici only started TO b
nation less than 100 years age
has q shorter past and only In tina
way il 10 short IN badness bu
they have VOL filled in the time n
which they have hecn active. tho
we're fhe most brutal slave-driver
IN Africa 20 years ago But an
thinking Of the present. tn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
MISSISSIPPI:


person and Negro or maa "a
or person who shall h4,c ono.
eighth or more OF Negro blond ot
with Monaghan or pcr-,a aho
shall have one-oirhth or more
Monaghan blood shall ~ snaw.
ful. and such marriage -sal Ne
unlawful and void fSef eri
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

N ~ 'HlNh i.N'fr.N f'f. W ff y z
white person and Nre or
between a white person ant A
person OF Negro dercon' o wa
third generation. inclusitr az
hereby forever prohibited ,A-t II
Seq 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
FINRInA

ALL MARRIAGES RFTWFEN 4
" white person and Nscro ~
between a white person and a
person ~ Negro dosconi 10 ne
fourth generation. inclusive ars
hereby forever prohibited Az.
i6 See 2A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
| | S 7 < n
TO This

TIE FOLLOWING STATUTE !,
various States regardin, IA.
marriage law Of Negroes ana
whites. and the percentage of hl,os
designating Negro from 2 whit,
person. will give you a birds ~,
view OF this gigantic question
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
TENNTSSFE:

THE MARRIAGE or s NHlTEl
person with Negrocs mla'oes,
or persons Of mixed htNod 10.
scended from Negro 10 tbs bird
generation inclusive or be w..
ing together As man and wife ~
this state is prohibited 80 H.
See 14l
TEXAS:
If ANY WHITE PERSON and a
Negro. shall knowinee nief-
marry with each othc u ais
state shall continue 10 u.s. osdl-
or MS man and wife Nrfa 'h'
state. they shall be conhn,f 10 s
pcniicntiary not less than feo rar
more than FIVE Years TIE I'm
Negro includes also = p,en ~
mixed blood descended from Ns'
gro ancestry from the ibira een'
Grafton inclusive. though enc ~
cester Of each generation NAV
have been white person Ar PEI.
son. not included in The foregoing
definition Is deemed White per-
son within the meaning ~ iNs
law Cpenal Code-Title 10 o1ap'r
l. Art 492-i93)
kENTrCKy:
MARI LACE is PROHIBITED snd
IVA declared void between nh's
person and Negro or nNaNo'
(Sec 20a7 (2) A person Is no' q
mulatio II he has less than one-
fourth Negro blood 'Theornan'
VS. Thcophanis e4t Nv eN'l
ANY information concerning w
column write in care ~ ms ~
per or 1912 Elliot Ave Ninnea
polls MINI
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
AIABAM,,

THE IEGlSlATrRE sholl nsgs,
pass any law ln aulho 70 or
leeallze any marraer hefw,s,
any white person and Negro or
n descendant OF a Negro cart 1
See l02, zone drop OF Negro HOOD
constitutes Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
GEORGIA:

ORDAINED COLORED ministers
v Of the gospel may ceichr,is
marriages between persons o.
African descent only unGcr ihs
same terms and regulations 70.
quircd by law for mafrsecs no.
tween white persons fSecf 9i-n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
SOITM CAROLINA,


THE MARRIAGE or A WHITE
= person with Negro or mulai,o
or person who shall have ono
eighth or more Negro blood .h,lI
he unlawful and void. Car Scr
81 State Const Of 1880
while the child Of whlte nor.
son and one having less than one.
eighth Negro blood is entitled "a
exercise the rights of white man
in view of the above section erh.n
trustees may. under stauliorc -.
thority. upon providing school
for children Of this class. ,lisila,,
from both the white and Negro
schools. suspend such child from
the white schools whom ioo h,sl
interest Of the white pupils eho
would he withdrawn II - VAS al.
lowed 10 remain tTurknr =.
Blease. ~ S. G. sos. ST : q fsN
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-07-25
CHESTNUT HILL NEWS

Rev. A. c. Ashley filled his re-
gular appointment at Chestnut
Hill Baptist Church Sunday. He
brought wonderful message and
everyone enjoyed at.
Mr., Dale and Kyle Ward, of
Washington, D. c., have been
visiting their mother, Mrs. Della
Ward.
The farmers in this community
have finished their harvest of
small grain, rye and wheat. Most
OF them say their harvest of these
crops is good and above the aver
age.
Mrs. Cope, who has been in
poor health for some time, is
able to be out again.
Miss Irene Brown, of Crump-
Ter and Miss Mozell Blevins of
Peden, have been visiting Miss
Miss Browns sister, Mrs. Frank
Delp in Albemarle.
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THUNDER e ~ 81 Ans
IHtlA1~(VlnCent Richards 10

That's what they needed, he
and Grace-a good trip. Needed
to get away alone together. 1t
would give them both a fresh
grip, tend also to draw them clos
er together. Lately they'd been
drifting. His fault, of course. But
he'd make it up to her.
They'd be together, not only
while crossing, but on the other
side as well. They'd spend week
in London. He'd play at Wimble-
don. Then they'd 60 on to Paris
the Davis Cup matches. There
was enough money and there
would be that compensation"
from Richmond. The u. S. L. T.
A. would take care of his expen-
ses as a member of the team in
London and Paris. Then he'd be
finished with tennis until next
spring and he and Grace would
resume their former settled, sane
home life.
That evening Len hurried
home, making plans. Grace said
as she raised her lips to his: "But
I thought you we're practicing."
Il called it off. Something far
more important. I wanted to talk
to you about it as soon as pos
sible." His voice was eager, boy
ishly enthusiastic.
Justin, then, had been success
full! Her heart beat quickly, hap
PLY, as he held her to him. She
was wrong, then, in believing as
she always had, that she meant
less to him than the courts! But
she must never let him know she
had gone to Justin, that it was
she who was responsible for the
Indiana job.
''Oh, tell me what it is, Len!
Was it the office, Mr.. Justin, or
what?"
"Oh, yes" he said, laughing,
Il had talk with Justin today.
I'll tell you about that later"
She stood, her mind in a tur-
mol. If it were not Justin's offer
that had made him so jubilant,
what then? Her eyes, wide and
frightened, watched his hand
come from his pocket triumph
antly holding a letter. Dramati
cally he handed it to her. She
took it with a shaking hand and
read. Her heart, her life seemed
broken in small pieces when she
had finished it.
She knew that the crisis, which
had been imminent ever since
Lens fall from the ladder, had
arrived. a.
Go Be COntinued)
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CHAPTER vi
SYNOPSIS

Len Rollins had dreamed of
fame and glory when, as a men,
Der of the Davis Cup Team, he
would play for America. But he
falls in love with Grace Worth
ingtOn, rich and socially pro-
minent, who is willing to defy her
family and marry him-if he will
give up tennis. Len Injuries his
ankle and the doctors tell him he
can pever play agtin. He apd
Grace are married and live hap
PLY on his saleSman's salary. But
the ankle improves, and Len
wants to play again. Grace says
she will not be the wife of ten
mis- bum and when Len keeps
playing, she goes out with Rich
ard Whyte. Len arrives home and
finds her missing. AS he waits, he
exaggerates the truth a hundred
fold.
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NOTICE OF SALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COUR

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
]. N. Stansberry, Administrator
of VIM. H. Stansberry, deceased,
and J. N. Stansberry, Individual
ly.
Julia A. Stansberry, widow of
VIM. H. Stansberry, deceased, ct
al.
By virtue of an order of re-
sale made in the above entitled
cause on Monday, July Is, 1910,
I, T. G. Bowie, Jr., Commissioner,
will sell to the highest bidder on
Saturday, August II, 1910, at
1000 o'clock a. M, at public auc-
ton on the premises of the lands
of VIM. H. Stansberry, at Todd,
North Carolina, the following
described property, to wit:
TRACT NO. l: Known as the
Home Tract and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning on a buckeye on
the bank of the branch and run
ming south 70 East with marked
conditional line Sc poles to
Whiteoak; thence North so East
5 poles to a Chestnut; thence
North 40 East 2 poles to a Horn
beam; thence South 80 East 10
poles to a Hickory and stake in
the branch; thence with the me-
anders of said branch 80 poles to
a Buckeye; thence East to the
old Elijah Greer corner; thence
with I. E. Duncan's line to his
corner; thence South 40 poles to
Cicero Greer's corner; thence
West 40 poles with said Greer's
line to his corner; thence North
SO West "a poles to a Sugar Tree;
thence North 5 West IL poles to
a Chestnut; thence North so West
SO poles to a Locust; thence South
10 West Is poles to Chestnut;
thence North rs West 80 poles to
Beech; thence South 80 West
3 IL poles to a Chestnut; thence
North IS West 35 poles to a Ma
pie; thence North 10 East 8 poles
to a Cherry tree and stake;
thence West 20 poles to a stake;
thence North Sc West 81 poles
with c. Greer's line to stake;
thence North A poles to stake
in the branch; thence down the
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AND HUSBAND LENARD Nc
CALLUM, PIT McCARROL AND
WIFE VESTA McCARROL.
VS.
E. H. GRAYBEAL
The defendant E. H. GRAPHICAL,
will take notice that an action en-
titled as ebove has been COM
menced in the superior court of
Ashe County, North Carolina, to
sell lands for partition; and the
said defendant will further take
notice that he is required to ap-
pear at the office of the clerk of
the superior court of said county
in the courthouse in Jefferson,
N. c. within ten days after the
18th day of August, 1910, and an
swer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said COM
plant.
This the 18th day of July, 1910.
J. D. STANSBERRY,
Clerk of the Superior Court of
7-18-4t Ashe County, N. c.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
VIRGIL WILCOX
VS.
ANNIE DELP AND HUSBAND,
ARTHUR DELP, ALPHA MER-
GER AND HUSBAND, FRANK
MERCER, LEE WILCOX, BEA-
TRICE BROOKS AND HUS-
BAND, EVERETTE BROOKS,
CHARLIE WILCOX, MINNIE
McCRACKEN, A. S. WILCOX,
JR., MARGARET WILCOX, BLY,
WILCOX, PAUL WILCOX, IS
AAC WILCOX, KENNETH WILL
cox, L. P. COWARD, GUARD
IAN AID LITEM FOR MINNIE
McCRACKEN, A. S. WILCOX,
JR., MARGARET WILCOX, BLY,
WILCOX, PAUL WILCOX, IS
AAC WILCOX AND KENNETH
WILCOX
The defendants above named
especially the non residents will
take notice that an action above
entitled the same for the sale for
partition of the land belonging to
the estate of A. S. Wilcox, de-
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
A. E. GRAPHICAL and WIFE
DAISY GRAPHICAL, A. D.
GRABEAL, j. M. GRAPHICAL,
AND WIFE LOLA GRAPHICAL.
w. B. GRAPHICAL AND WIFE
CORA GRAPHICAL, A. c..
GRAPHICAL, SADIE TURNER
AND HUSBAND JOHN TURN
Err, LUCY MERRIEL AND HUS-
BAND ABBOTT MERRIEI,
CLEMINTINE NEDRUD AND
HUSBAND Morris NEDRUD.
FRED McCARROL AND WIFE
BELLE McCARROLL, GWYN
McCARROL AND WIFE MIL
DRIED McCARROL, GRAY Me-
CAROL, RUBY L. McCALUM
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
ROSA HURLEY AND CLEVE
HURLEY
VS.
LIZZIE LYALL, OKRA WILSON
AND HUSBAND, WILSON,
MAUDIE HAM AND HUS-
BAND, -- HAM, RONDA
LYALL, OSCAR LYALL AND
OPAL LYALL.
The defendants above named
especially the non resident de-
PENDANTS will take notice that an
action has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Ashe Coun-
ty, the same being for the parti-
ton of land belonging to the es-
tates of L. S. Lyall and j.
j. Lyall, deceased, and du-
ly verified petition has been filed
and summons issued which is re-
turnable in the office of the un-
dersigned on the 18th day of
August, 1910, when and where
the defendants are required to
appear and answer or demur to
the petition and if they do not
appear within the time provided
by law the relief requested will
be granted in the petition.
This is July Is, 1910.
J. D. STANSBERRY,
7-18-4t Clerk Superior Court
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ceased, has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Ashe Coun-
ty, duly verified petition filed
and summons issued which is re-
turnable in the office of the un-
dersigned on the 26th day of
July, 1910, when and where the
defendants are required to appear
and answer or demur to the pc
tition filed and if they do not
appear within the time provided
by law the relief requested in
the petition will be granted.
This June Is, 1910.
J. D. STANSBERRY, -
7-4-4t Clerk Superior Court
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NOTICE

It has been ordered by Honor
able ]. Will Pless, presiding
Judge, that the jurors summoned
for the second week of the July
August term of Superior court for
Ashe county, be notified not to
come on Monday July 20 as they
will not be used.
w. E. MILLER,
7-25-1t Sheriff
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branch to Buckeye; thence
North 50 East Is poles to a stake
in the branch; thence North
West up the branch to the begin
ming, containing IS acres, more or
less.
This tract will be sold subject
to the dover of Julia A. STAINS
berry which has been heretofore
allotted, but that the residuary
or remainder in said dover will
be sold along with said tract to
the end that the purchaser at the
death of Julia A. Stansberry,
shall own the entire tract in fee
simple. This tract has been sur
veyed and plated and sub-divid-
ed into three tracts, a plat of
which will be exhibited on the
day of sale, the tract No. 2 of
said division of this tract con-
tanning 80 IA acres is not COW
cred by any part of the widows
dover. Tract No. l on the plat
of this subdivision contains IL
acres and is also not subject to
the widows dover; but tract No.
3 containing 81 acres as shown
on said plat is covered by the wi
dow's dover.
TRACT NO 2: A one-half I'M
divided interest in said tract No.
2 containing Is acres and boun-
ded as follows: Beginning on a
chestnut at the falls and running
S 551A0 E So poles to white
walnut near a spring; S. go E
rs poles to a stake and rock; N
6OA' E "a poles to a stake at
corner of garden; S 1917 E %
poles to a stake in old road;
with meanders of said road
10 poles to stake in the old
Bledsoe line on West bank of
said road; thence with said old
line N "a w 361A poles to a pop
lar and hickory stump, the be-
ginning corner of the old
Stansberry tract of land; thence
continuing same course, N 81 w
40 poles to a chestnut on a rock;
the old corner, (noW S. M. STAINS
berry's corner); with said S. M.
Stansberry's line about 66 poles
to a whiteoak or ridge; thence
with said S. M. Stansberry's line
to the beginning containing 10
acres, more or less.
TRACT NO. 3: Containing 40
acres, more or less, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at a chest
nut at the falls, corner of lot No.
l and corner to S. M. Stansberry
and running with lines of Tract
No. 1: S 551A0 E So poles to a
white walnut; S go E 26 poles
to a stake at rock; N 6O1a0 E
"a poles to stake at garden; S
1917 E "a poles to stake in road;
thence with meanders of road
II 1-5 poles to stake in the old
line between Stansberry's and
Phillips; thence N. To- w with
said line Ill poles to a sugar
stump, the old corner, and cor
ner to S. M. Stansberry; thence
with said S. M. Stansberry's line
to the beginning, containing 40
acres, more or less.
This property will be sold in
separate tracts, a map of which
will be furnished on the day Of
sale and then the property will
be sold as whole and the most
advantageous bid will be recon-
mended for confirmation. Terms
of sale: one-fourth (A) on day
of sale, one-fourth (A) in 6
months, one fourth (A) in IL
months, one-fourth (A) in 18
months.
This July Is, 1910.
T. G.. BOWIE, Jr.,
2 10 ~ Toy,o M iccio1ooy
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EDITH PATRICK

The defendant, Edith Patrick,
will take notice that an action as
above entitled has been COM
menced in the Superior Court of
Ashe county, for a divorce vim
culo. The said defendant will fur
Their take notice that he is re-
quired to appear at the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Ashe County, in jefferson,
North Carolina, on the 18th day
of July, 1910, or within thirty
days thereafter, and answer or
demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will ap-
ply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in the complaint.
This the 18th day of June, 1910.
J. D. Stansberry,
7-4-4t Clerk Superior Court.