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q "REMINISCENCES. y D C., WASHINGTON,
LEGAL NOTICES
Parker g. WYATT. Attorney..
Southern Bldg,

IN un[1sE TIE g. iDIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
65ia-Notice Of Limited Partnership: iIStl- NJ
partners tmNot1ee beee,Is is hereby given that the
Of the general and Special partnefs T erno Of a..
united partnership formed pursuant 70
daet-ia tne laws OF the State Of New York. and
District of Columbia as a limited partners enc
SHIP haye filed in the Once of the Clerk
columbi1a m i1istFiet G0urt for the District OF
snip which contains the terms of such
limited partnership. The name of the firm
T IS Smith fffh OiB5sfsSfhp BARNHYp is t9 be con-
sehsrai nature OF the business intended
6is,pfbI % pe transacted is that of underwriters
and dealers in, stocks. bonds and ofbes
securities and investments Of every kind
snu cor1 cnSaTacter including grain and other
sil1 sno special partners interested therein,
DISTINGUISHING which are general and which
psces Defa o resiSs1rs 2Sa5ners and their respective
St;; sox y III, u m ~ y sHs9T< E Butler z q 8
s ton, Jr oreland. Pa; Charles S. cheston.
Skippack Pike: Whitemarsh, Pa: j Ford
johnson 5oa Jr.. Ambassador Hotel Park Ave. Ave-
5s E. sOth St. N Y, N Y: d Edwin oT,tt1' FISH
docnSt L,t Valley, Long Island, N Y: Burnett
chaEis. Gaiker' lq2i ~ Par Park Ave. N, Y. N, Y:
I'd; Edgemont, Pa. John w Castles, Con-
vent, n J.; Irving D. Fish, Fox Run Lane,
GIreenWlch. Conn; Fred z. Koechlein 64I
Union Ave: Elizabeth, N j.: w Edwin
WllIlams; 900 Charlotte Rd., Piainfield,
y EDWARD G. Savers, Washington Lane
MIeadoworook: Pa: Ralph B. johnson. SO
=: luth St, N Y, N. Y: William Barclay
Hardlng, Holmdel. N. J.; Harcourt Amorv,
IonS IInSwich; nsIand Mass ogden Phipps. RoSlyn.
R.,fs. r F ? No Morristown, n. J: Saiii Kari
Phillip W; Brown. Haddon Rd', scarsdaIe''
n Y: Sidney F. Tyler. Rydal, Montgomerv
Dickinson. Chestnut Hill, Phiia deTphia
County, Pa: Edwin A Fish. Locust valley
Long Island. N Y The amount of canitsi
which, each special partner shall have
contributed to the common stock is az
follows: Philemon Dickinson. $500 900;
EdWin A. Fish, 100000. The period at
which the. partnership is to commence and
the period at which it is to terminate are
as follows; The partnership formed at
the close OF business on December 81. 1897
SlaiI SnsiI continue from and after. the close Of
business on June 80. 1910. for the term
OF three years and six months to and
including December 81. 1943. and its mem
bership shall be constituted as set forth
herein from and after June 30. 1910. and
Shall continue to and including Decembe~
II. 1943, subject to earlier TERMINATION
upon certain CONTINGENCIES set forth in
the aforesaid certificate Filing the GER
,lncate as aforesaid and this publication
ere occasloned bv the retirement from said
Llmlted Partnership. prior to the opening
Of business on july ], 1870 of jay Cooke,
theretofore q Special Partner
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That house for some one else If you are
renting that is exactly what you are doing
We have new. beautiful home in an ex-
elusive Northwest community which you
rent; new, & rooms . baths: large lot, on
a lovely quiet street for the children:
Call WI. O415 ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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OUTSTANDING BUYS.

l, Opportunity for small investor, Brand
new 5-unit apt, separate heating
plants, etc. No expense but taxes. Yr.
/, rental. $1,000, Price. S16.50O, Terms
:. New apartment. corner bldg Is units;
rental nearly $4,000. Price S57. 500.
VII yield about 200 on $4,000 cash
3. Large. freproof apt bldg. downtown:
splendid yield on reasonable cash pay
ment, Has 100 apts Information in
person only. For investment properties
ANTON KOERBER
.uOl 5th St NV. MA $3.50 Eve WI 5ISo
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TRADE OWNER TO OWNER-MoDEBN
DTlck, mr.. Fort Slocum Park NV; rooms.
OH neat. garage, yard, shrubbery; cony'
everything; for equal value in modern
nome suburbs or nearby country. GE. 525i,
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HOUSES WANIEp TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
8 TO o ROOMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE
Like possession within 45 days D c. only
All cash E, A. GARVEY, 1926 Vt ave.
DI. 450S: eve. and Sun, Georgia $500
/. PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D c, houses: no commission MRS
KERN 1882 Woodley pl NV CO. 1915
8 TO s ROOM HOUSE PREFER CLEVE-
land Park or American Univ. section
Modest price; not new. not necessarily in
good repair; privacy and comfort more
important than elegance or size of lot
Give location, price. Box 320-G. Star.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored any condition. E. A.
BARRY 3439 l4th st. NV Columbia 60S6.
WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER FOR CASH
8 10 s room house, good white neighbor-
hood: need not be new. nor newly redeco-
rated; modestly priced Give full par
ticularg. Box 39S-H, Star IL
WILL PAY CASH FOR EQUITY
FOR REAL BARGAIN
Well-Financed. Prefer Nearby Va. CHI 1900
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small. condition immaterial
r. HUMPHREYS,
sos No Cap. Realtor MA 0S7S.
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FARMS FOR SALE.


SSLosEs-M 81 a3Tsls; ,td' FARM OF 19o ACRES, WITH A
s1,;ld, snGe wooded large barn and other farm arm
WASHINGTON and Just of a fine TOAD road ttoi it IS
ppTlced piIs low so one can afford to build the
600 q down RTmf balance e ssas ss na2 Prize soso
MASON HIRST. .Annandaie, Va. at the end
ol Colqmbia pike. Phone Alex. 5si2.
Fruit. flowers, vegetables. stTesn,e: rne
plumbing telephone. electricity. deep drilled
well @eli with Myers pump and pressure-tank
equipment; modestly furnished: committing
transportation to Washington by motorcar
or rahroad Situated Just outside town
= t!n'ifs = % v. pooIesville , $1,000. $500 cash
old COLONIAL STONE AND FRAME
mouse rms, in good condition: a lot OF
bbGiISiSipilities; biIi nice setting. lg, trees on
ning water in house: located on % acres
oI sood farm land, mostly in high state Of
ffu-tlystion, foI va 35 acres of timber; dairy harm
ings in bad condition: % COWS, heifers.
! Dull horses. all necessary dairy and
asTm aeres eauipment; f nnr all growing crops, 30
harvested, estimated 400 bushels of wheat
IN the sheaf, enough seed for the entire
SSatil,, spou producing young herd, all
tested: barn score 90: average monthly
mlik, income, S325. % miles from D. c.
Good roads. Fairfax County, Va A sacri-
nee, 100000. Convenient terms. FREN-
EEL. Mclean. Va. F. C. s31-W-1.
TWO NEWLY LISTED BARGAINS.
NO LIZ acres. Arm. house: high ele-
vation beautiful views; near sugarloaf
ar conditioned train transp to D. C. Price,
Sl,5oo. No. 2-1271a acres. good S-room
mouse servants quarters and complete set
IaIm oiogs.; hid. rd., cleo: in NV Md.
ABOUT 30 miles from White House. Price,
$500. $1,000 cash
.TnIJN NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE

13 RMS, BATHS, YARD AND GARAGE,
ing house; 81 900 down.
OWENS REALTY. ME. 04S6.
detached; one block north Of % business Asc Sec
baths; oil burner: lot 65xis4 it.: End floor
posS at PRICE S9 more Fine seafun
17ls ( KL9gfS s. + t. sHoEMAkEESse k5Sse'IVns Es 1'ss
A NEW BRICK HOME.
:. s big rooms. elec. refrigerator; large lot;
~ 1885 i5 BLAINE nHRf ST prEH NJ.
bre ooW detour Td nst asross a Mrn rapOsd
1924 VA WApkE 4 s 8 W JAMES INC. INC. ,,,s
SIS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEMI-DE-
tion room, air-conditioned oil heat. mod
ernistic kitchen. large cement front norch;
Sms cash npssmsnt balanse like rent
home. 6 r. b. ultramodern covered porch
lis: lEe yard; small cash payment, balance
ALVIN B. FISCHER CO..
500 18th st. NV National 33ss,
S9'95o-CHEvY CHASE, D. C.-coRNER,
OIL heat; cost $4,000 EDMIJND
T. FLYNN, Woodward Bldg, RE
NEW GROOM, 2-BATH
DETACHED BRICK HOMES,
S9,75Q
featuring bedroom and bath on / st floor
or conventional Colonial design Air-con-
ss}ed alii1ned oil heat slate roof turred and in
- s4s So SiAss seth y55l' 81. to-day
w. AURORA HILLS, VA.
Drive over Arlington Memorial Bridge
turn left on Arlington Ridge I'd to 23rd
s.. left again to 26th St and right to the
homes. '-'
,.os SHANNON 81 4, n q LUcHs co.
ATTENTION, NE. AND Sc. HOME OWN
ERS. TOP TRADE ALLOWANCES ON
YOUR HOME5 FOR NEW NORTHWEST
HOMES! M EDMUND J. FLYNN. WOOD
WARD BLDG. RE. 1918.
HOME OF THE MONTH.
This new desirable Colonial home IN
beautiful Barnaby Woods is truly worthy
cff, your INSPECTION. full center r-hal plan.
an brlGK. air conditioned this house fea-
lures library and lavatory on the first
moor full attic and built-in garage the
spacious gardens and towering oaks make
the charm of this house hard to resist:
ana We suggest that you visit ii today
Call NE. ll43. J, WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1882 st. NV.
1912 VAN BUREN ST. NV.
new group of 8 detached homes; &
r, baths. lavatory, 1St floor; recreation
f. attic, orick garage; lot 131 IT. long;
BIRON ME INK
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GEORGETOWN.

5-room brick house. open fireplace, oil
S6,750. DRUMMOND REALTY CO., HO.
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coE & RICHARDS, Attorneys.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
b, unitsd a6, Sta, States for the District Of Colum-
known as Y, Hurst syphsx Deceased sStdIe.alds WAd
FOR PUBLICATIoN-The Notification az
ng 9 'he be fra II the II isfpes M in this case ea
the 9th Gay of February. 1910, purporting to
be the last will and testament Of Victor
as to Dorothy Piper. Irene TAYLOR the un-
Edna Edna Grey; deceased and Helen WheatIianHdi
Geqys; G9 @ this 1st day of July. 1870, Or
EfSED: t,faS ID, Lnat SAID issues be set down for
that this order and the substance ' Of said SHd
successive weeks in the the Washfnston shin a iG%T fsW
5rod a The Eysnns ssT 2e f2e nsstamos ns
Of said issues being as follows; One was
sssrna ss Raner date ens M 9Th d ss1 II n sS 6qVr sH
ssDhaX Dsr sr4;Se deesased? s Two: Was the said
airy; 1910, purporting to be the last will
and testament of Victor H synhax: de-
Victor II. Svphax at the time of the max
ing and subscribing OF, of the acknowledge
sound and disposing mind and CAPABLE Of
executing valid deed or contract? Four
was the said paper writing dated the 9th
thereo or s GSanSf hs
thereto procured from the said Victor 9TH. Fl.
Syphax, deceased. by fraud or deceit prac-
ticed upon the said Victor H Syphax by
some person OF. ,persons7, Five: Was the
sal said paper writing dated the 9th day Of
ton thereof I rom the safd Vssor
4 syphax; deceased. by the undue in
son or personsP DANIEL W. - opoNoG- Sf5t.S oe
CodsWELL. Register of wills wits for fHEs the DE
ooS OF GHunos %s eonsen Clerk o@oSr E sss po6as
h1ysi iys.iofs,l7ssd4asssI AisGfnss 94F SaHea'ee'
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
District Of Columbia-DR. LLOYD c.
sHANKLIN 1414 18th Street. N W. wash
ToR LINES GREYHotUNb5 D1THHH TERM1NAi. VAL
washington, D c., Defendant-LAW NO.
Al5-270-oRDER OF PUBLICArION-AB
SENT DEFENDANT-The object of this
suit Is to obtain a judgment for the loss
T4e dsendsn Of hs plaintiff 0yhe
dent Of the District of Columbia On mo-
tion OF the plaintiff, it is, by the Court
this ninth day of July. 1910, ORDERED
That the defendant. Florida Motor Lines
herein herein on on, or before the fortieth day. ex-
elusive OF Sundays and legal holidays,
,occurrins after the date of the first pub
suit show ssass osass Tsv tG deffndaat tse psn th
should not have judgment as set forth:
otnerwise the suit will be proceeded with
at ss IN IN case case Of default: provided COPY
three successive weeks in the Washinsto1
Law Reporter and The Evening Star news
papsr paper before said date. ELLEN K. RAEDY.
sIANc sdI1s Sssl4 SErp clerk true i9Pg Test
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COIORED-S5 OOO

COLORED-S5, 900,
1900 block Corcoran street-3-Story and
basement 10 rooms, bath, electricity Can
be readily converted into apartments. Call
Mr.. Schirmer.
THos. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors,
G21 10th st. NV. MA. O165.
Evenings. Call Shenherd 356l
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CLEVELAND PARK, S1O,5O0.
~ assu s...,..s rv..,p,. SERVE.

To Settle an Estate.
AN OUTSTANDING BARGAIN De-
tached. five bedrooms, two complete baths,
two flreplaces; oil heat, electric refrigera-
ton: two lovely porches: several fine. big
trees on lot; on quiet. shady street; very
little traffic. safe for children. Boss g.
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BRAND-NEW.

If you want real home. come see the
Colonial 3-bedrm.. 21a b., knotty pine den,
screened porch beauty at 1923 2sth st.
NV. quiet ST.
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DIRECT FROM OWNER,
THERE IS NO DOUBT

About the amazing value built into this
fine, fully detached. all-brick home on
large. beautifully landscaped lot close to
schools. stores, churches and transporta-
ton. The home contains g large rooms.
big fireplace and screened porch adjoining
the living room Modern, fully equipped
kitchen, frst-aoor study, automatic heat
and finest materials and building methods
available went into the construction of this
home. Come and see for yourself Call
Wisconsin 0415. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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1st-Floor Bedroom and Bath,
DON'T BUY

Brand-new brick home. s large
rooms, . baths: 150-ft lot with many
trees: convenient suburban section REAL
TY ASSOCIATES. Ma. l43S until Q d m.
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1910 CANDIDATE,

This is distinctive Colonial home. Just
course the appointments in this lovely
home will surely appeal especially the
VERY LARGE BEDROOM AND BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR: large Handicapped lot,
built-in garage and all the modern cor
veniences that you would expect to find
In a house much hiCher in price are in
corporated in this desirable property. Call
WI ,0415. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1882
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DOCTORS.
DENTISTS,

We have for sale, near the Doctors Hos
Society Bldg. several properties ideal for
your office or for investment purposes.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
S13 Union Trust Bldg Ma 1890
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STE 614 UPsHuR ST NV. $

Tonlght, to y.
Attractive brick, lovely rooms. tile
bath, new modern kitchen, h.-w.h., porches,
etc; beautifully recond., and reduced to
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
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18th AND c SIS Sc

6-rm.. bath brick, excellent condition.
hrst commercial. 20-foot frontage: $500
cash. $40 month until paid
GUNN 8 MILLER
h00 l1th St 6 Al
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$3.50 CASH!-INSPECT!

1879 AND 1885 N. C. AVE. NE.
6 rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. cleo; perfect
condition. A rare opportunity to own a
real home with monthly payments less than
rent: Price, $3.50. OPEN until 9:3O D m
WILL TRADE MA go51
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Marietta Park Bargain.

Semi-detached center entrance plan;
rooms, modern tile bath with bult-in tub
and shower; new Electrolux refg. new
stove. gas heat; recreation room garage;
nice lot; property in excellent condition;
near schools, stores, bus line: a pickup at
$3.50: terms. Can be seen by appt. only
Cail Mr.. Parker, DI. 3346. WAPLE g.
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GROOM BUNGALOW.
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS,
1OO-FOOT FRONTAGE.
MUST SELL.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

Modern Colonial, 6 rooms and bath, 2
large screened porches. Bryant gas heat.
built-in garage: house newly decorated; one
of Washingtons most convenient NV To-
cations. Brokers, please do not apply.
GenrPia SnAS
Evening star., 1940-12-13

Grafton in these examinations, and
the Rev. John E. Wise, S. j., dean
Of freshmen and chairman of the
Scholarship Committee. said candi-
dates. to be eligible. must be in the
top third of their class.
The scholarships will waive tut
ton for the four-year college course.
Georgetown officials said the ulti-
mate plan is to extend scholarships
to other cities through the co-opera-
ton of alumni.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

offered local students by Georgetown
University, it was announced yes
terday. They will substitute for
scholarships formerly awarded by
the school of dentistry.
The awards will be made on q
basis of standing in the scholar
ship test of the College Entrance
Board examinations which will be
given April 5, 1941: The secondary
school records Of the individual can
didates also are taken into consid-
Evening star., 1940-12-13

recommended the erection Of four
way stop signs at River road and
Western avenue NV, which was
approved.
Reports were given by DR.. Ralph
Barnhardt, chairman OF the Play
ground and Recreation Committee,
on the proposal to acquire addi-
tional land in the vicinity Of the
villa Rosa estate at 4216 Massachu-
setts avenue NV. as q recreational
center, and by william B. Klee,
chairman Of q special committee,
Evening star., 1940-12-13

who reported on the outdoor Clean
illness Association and the progress
being made by the group. No ac-
ton was taken on the report by
DR.. Barnhardt, pending further
investigation.
The meeting, held in American
University's Hurst Hall, was pre-
sided over by President James e
Maxwell.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

A proposed cross-town bus line
to run from the vicinity Of West
noreland Circle, through Rock
Greek Park to Bladensburg road
NE, was supported. along with
maintenance Of the present 15-min-
ute bus service on the Westmoreland
Circle line. Action followed . report
by DR.. Charles p. Ryland, chairman
Of the associations Public Utilities
Committee.
Walter Rowe, chairman Of the
Trafnc, Mail and Fire Committee,
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Georgetown College Offers
4Fu||.Time Scholarships

High school seniors in the District
of Columbia and vicinity will be
given an opportunity by George
town University next spring to COM
pete for four full-time scholarships
In its college of arts and sciences.
This is the first time In many
years that scholarships have been
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Pre-MarIfaI Health Test
Alternative Supported

Pre-marital health tests for the
District were opposed last night by
the American University Park Citi-
zens' Association In favor Of pre-
natal blood tests, following Q report
by DR.. Eugene w. Higgins, chairman
of the associations Health and Sani-
tation Committee.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Army Of 10000
Offered Philippines
BY the Associated Press.

MANILA. - The commonwealth
government may have a force OF
10000 soldiers for the asking. The
Philippine National Volunteers, a
private military organization Of
many years standing, has made the
offer, styling itself "the citizen army
of the Philippines"
Evening star., 1940-12-13

The pelican, native Florida bird,
eats about 10 pounds Of fish daily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13

or less, situate lying and being or
the county road leading from the
Linbank Road by c. W. Grissom's
hGmeplace about ten miles South
from the town OF Henderson in Kit
trell Township. County Of Vance
State Of North Carolina. bounded on
the north by the lands OF Hedgepctl'
and Finch, Manual Bullock anc
Tnos. Capehart. on the East by sale
public road and c. W. GriSSom, on
the south by lands Of c. ". Girls
SON. John Turner and Tabbs Creek
and on the West by Tabbs Creek
this being the same tract Of LANG
heretofore conveyed to the said lSiaf
Reeze. Frank Young and Alfred
/ Christmas by deed dated December
Is. 1893, and recorded in the office
! of the Register Of Deeds for Vance
County in Book III. page 59l. Sale
! tract of land is more particularly de-
Scribed according to plat made by T
| c. Gil on tie 10th day Of January
1881, - follows:
Beginning in the center OF road a.
ThOS. CapCiart'S corner. thence \
50 Geg. 80 min. " Sc poles to posr
ca, CaDch0rt and Bullock corner
! thence north IS deg. W l51 poles to {
b!azed pine Hedgepeth and Finch
corner: thence n 50 deg. " 20 poles
thence n + deg. " IS l-5 poles to {
rock. thence n IS deg. 80 min. w II
poles 10 Ruin Creek: thence N 79 deg
80 min. " SO i-5 poles to stone ir
Tabs Creek. now large Ash OF
East side Of the Greek: thence down
the said creek az it neunderS as fol-
lows: S / deg. - min. " l6 poles
thence S II deg. 80 min. E q poles
I thence S 81 deg - min. Z y poles
thence n 81 Geg. E % poles: thence
S Is deg. So min. " Is poles: thence
S - deg. 80 min. Z ii poles: thence
S - deg. " II poles; thence S 4e
deg. 80 min. " 10 poles: thence
/ deg. f 10 poles: thence S SO deg
Is min. Z % poles: thence S IS deg
Z Is poles: thence N IS deg. Is min
Z p poles: thence n So deg. 80 min
E l6 poles: thence S GO deg. E 81
poles: thence IS deg. Is min. E &c
poles: thence N &c deg. is min. Z II
poles: thence n II deg. is min. w
IS poles: thence n 81 deg. Z 20 poles
thence n 80 deg. L Is poles: thence
S 10 deg. is min. L % poles; thence
S g.: deg. Is min. E II poles; thence
N 81 deg. 80 min. Z Is poles to the
mouth OF Rockspring Branch; thence
S 6 deg. " II rs poles to d corner
in John Turner's line: thence S 8S
deg. 80 min. Z II 3-5 poles to rock
thence S 80 deg. - min. E sc 2-5
poles to Il stake, thence N | deg. Is
min. L 35 3-5 poles to rock: thence
S IS deg. 80 min. L l8 poles; thence
n 5 deg. 80 min. Z 26 poles: thence
S 50 deg. 80 min. E 7 3-5 poles;
thence n Is deg. 80 min. E 81 poles
to the place OF beginning.
This the 18th day of November,
1910
T. P. GHOLSON, Trustee.
l3-20-27-4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE
SALE

Under and 10y virtue of power OIL
sale contained in that deed of trust
executed by Hunter G.. Burroughs
and L. w. Burroughs, her husband
Jewel! c. Wallace and J. w. Wallace
her husband. as recorded in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds OF
Vance County in Book 1874 page $50
and Gil request Of the holder of the
notes secured thereby, default hav-
ing been made in the payment of
SAID notes. | shall sell for cash to
the highest bidder. at public auction,
at the Court House door of Vance
County at ~ o'clock, Noon, Monday
November rs. 1910. the following de-
scribed land:
Being ten acres of land more or
less, on the West side Of the Southern
Railroad rlght-Of-Way of Dabney. N.
G.. long known as the old Butler
home place. but occupied by E. S.
Glover as his home for many wears
prior to his death. being bounded bv
the lands Of c. D. Wyche. L. w. Bur
roughs. Mrs. F. D. Smith. and right
of way of Southern Railroad. and on
which tract Of land is located the
residence in which Z. S. Glover lived
up to the time of his death.
This 24th day Of October. 1910,
T. S. KlTTRELL, Trustee.
30-6-13-20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-11-13
OTHERS VIEWS
N,R. WRIGHGS COMMENT.
10 the Editor:

10 the Editor:
Some people have had the I'M
pudencc 10 suggest that Wendell WILL
E.r. Tie man organized wealth bought
about twenty million votes in the the
recent election 10 put MIN ut the head
al his government, be given place
in the administration II Washington
under the present regime. To me. that
would Uc like putting night into day,
v.nega" in syrup or 4 prince Of dark
ness among the saints in heaven.
am firmly convinced tie toiIing
millions who have named Franklin d.
Roosevelt for their leader and head
Of this government three times should
run up the black flag and under il
fight Wilkic ana ali his tribe OF Re-
publicanS and Democrats until or
sanized wealth is driven, not only
from America. bat from the face Of
the earth. This is no time for those
who are fighting organized greed II
think of peace even though they won
signal victory November 5. They
must keep their powder dry and be
ready To march at all times if they
are to over come the plutocratS who
would even destroy the government
to gain their nefariouS ends.
Well do | know that 81 percent Of
the newspapers and radios that are
the servants of Wall Street and
sought to elect Willkie, are now ask
ing for armistice since their ignOmin-
iouS defeat November 5. They are
saving let us have peace, but they are
doing 81 only to get ready 10 buy
enough votes two years from ROW II
control the various state legislatures
and the Congress. They are rich and
can well afford to bide their time.
bu, there arc about 4 hundred MIL
lion who arc without the necessities
of life who cannot wait but must
continue 10 fight for food, raiment,
homes and proper care in sickness.
Surely the tWenty->cvcn millions
vino voted November ) for Justice in
their government want no appeaSe-
ment until il is impossible for or
ganiZed. predatory wealth. to again
threaten 10 put an Attila Of industry.
and 4 vampire Of poverty, at th>
head of this great ration as they
recently did.
JAS. H. WRIGHT.
Henderson.