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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
YOUNG BROOKLYN THIEF
MASTER SAFE CRACKER
Modern Jimmy Valentine" Con-
fesscd Leader OF Million.Dollar
Gang of Crooks.
RAIDED FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Richard Armstrong, 23, Boasts Of
Personally Conducted Expcdi-
tions That Yielded Him Money,
Jewels and Other VaIuablcs.
RA1DED FINANCIAL DISTRICT
IRy Universal snrvicn1

NEW YORK. May 20.-About to
be tried as common thief, a youth
or twenty-three got up in court here
today and told the judge and jury
that he was much more than that,
towit: million dollar Jimmy
valentine" Of the highly expert type
and incidentally a leader in his pro-
fession, having held undisputed sway
over gang of a dozen crooks, with
whose GO operation he Selicved
safes in New York's financial dis
trict of s1,200.000 worth of cash,
tewelry and gilt-cdgcd securities.
The youth is Richard Armstrong. a
Brooklynite who. with ten other
cracksmen, was arrested on April II
and ever since has sulkily stood pat
on his plea of not guilty to three
charges until today. Just after the
jury had been completed he changed
his plea to guilty OF third degree
burglary and turned informer
against himself and his brethren of
the craft.
His story revealed him as one who
disdained the crude or the common
crackSman. Indeed, he boastcd that
OF all the safes he has personally
robbed not one was blown UP. All
were "Valentined" in highly refined
fashion; as proof whereof Richard
displayed set OF remarkably long.
thin. wiry fingers with the tips sand
papered to razor sharp edges and the
nails closely clipped. all this to help
make the fingers so sensitive of
touch that they would feel the vibra-
tion of the tumblers within the safe
as he worked the combination.
before confessinE Armstrong tried
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
LABOR is OPPOSING ARMY
REORGANIZATION MEASURE
Gompers Says Provisions VIII Bring
About Conscrlptlon of Industrial
Workers During Emergency.
Tny AssoeIn,cd rrcss.l

BY AsSoGin led Press.
WASHINGTON, May 20.--Efforts to
work out an agreement on the army
reorganization bill, which the House
has refused to accept because of its
National Guard provisions. will he
resumed tomorrow by House and
Senate confcrees. The conference
was called today by Chairman Wads-
worth. Of the Senate Military Com
II ittee. and after the Senate had re-
fused to recede from its amendments
and ordered the bill returned to con-
ference.
Prospects of agreement, however,
were furthS complicated by pro-
test by President Gompers. of the
American Federation of Labor, to
Chairman Wadsworth against pro-
visions which the labor leader said
would bring about the conscription
OF industrial workers in case Of any
national emergency" Tho torn,
national emergency" he said, might
be construed as covering an indus
trial disturbance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
SIX BANDITS SHOOTW
SMALL OHIO TOWN IN
TRUE WESTERN STYLE
Take $4,000 in Bonds and
Cash From Savings
Bank.
GBy Associated Press. ]

TOLEDO. OHIO. May 2O.-In true
western style. six bandits this morn
ing shot up the main street of Delta,
ONO, near here, seriously wounded
James Warner. a baker; invaded the
Peoples Savings Bank and escaped
with $4,000 in cash and Liberty
bonds.
Townspeople scurried for shelter as
the bandits sped through the main
street in touring car. shooting in
all directions. More than fifty shots
were fred.
Entering the bank, the bandits
slugsed Mark easier. assistant
cashier. with the butt of revolver.
rendering him unconscious. Other
employees were forced into a back
room.
The bandits escaped toward To-
ledo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Foodstufs Show Record Price Gains
Despite Nation Drive Against H. C.L.

pruneH were the only articles
among the twenty-five to decline
In price. Sugar advanced per
cent In the thirty days md hns
Increased OI per cent since April
10, 1O1O.
Average increases In prices OF
the twenty-five articles or food
were reported from other cities nv
follows;
Seven per cent. Cincin I'll,
kannns City, Little Rock, Mime
npolis. Mobile. Omahn, Peorin md
Pittsburgh; @ per cent. baltimore,
birmingham, noxton, DuHaIo, Chi
cnEo, Columbus, Milwaukee, New
York and Phiindclphin; 3 per cent,
Buttc, Denver, Houston. Memphis,
New Oricnns, New York, Norfolk,
st. PnuI, Savannah, Springfield,
Illinois, and Wnshington; 4 per
cent, LoS Angeles, Scranton md
Seattle; per cent. Atlanta,
bridgeport, Dallas, JackaonyIIIc,
Mnnche.tcr, Portland. Greg. Rich
mond, Rochcstcr, Salt Lnke City
and San Francisco, and /. pcr cent,
Charleston. =. e., New Haven,
Portland, Me-, and Providence.
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industrious Woman Feeds
Family of 3 on 13 Cents

CHICAGO. May cO.-IIow she
prepared meal for three on Is
cents was told In court today by
Mrs. Elizabeth TcrweIl. She had
gone Into the Court OF Domestic
Relations to secure n larger al
iownncc from her husband.
"I came from an oid-fnshioned
family" Mrs. TcrweiI saId. "My
mother learned me how TO cook.
guess thnt In why I have been able
to- furnish meals for myself md
two children Mt an average cost of
f3 cents for the three. 1t Is true
the meal generally consists of
J-ccnt cnn of tomatoes and 4
cents worth OF macnronI. Some
times we have brcnd, milk md
cheese. Sometimes we have n
cheap soup bone"
Mrs. Ter.vell described her hus-
hnnd nv the "stfnEiest man In
ChlcnEo," md mid he invariably
Enve her :5 cents in the morning
to buy food for the dny. He ute
away from home as n rule.
The court ordered her husband
to give Mrs. TcrwclI at least 81 n
dny. She thought she would be
able TO feed herself and family On
that amount despite the high
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
my Associated pren..l

WASHINGTON, Mny 2O.-CoincI-
dent with additional reports or nu-
tlon-wide price cutting, the Dc
pnrtment OF Lnbor's bureau OF In
bor statistics announced today TINT
foodstun prices between March Is
md April 10 showed the greatest
increase OF my thIrty-day period
since April, 1915.
Rcports from retailers In nifty
ono cities, the bureau xnid, showed
that In thirty days, dating from
March II, prices for twenty-five
common articles OF food advanced
) per cent md reached the high
est point ON record.
Incrcnnes In tho rcfnil prices of
food were reported in each OF the
lfty-One cities and were EreateHt
In Cleveland. Detroit, indianapolis
and 81. Louis, with an per cent
advance. The smnIiest incrcase-
per ccnt-wns reported from
Fail River, Mans.
Potatoes led In tho advance, the
retail price incrensing "a per cent.
MIX, eggs, lard. navy beans and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
CHARGES AMERICAN GOLD is
FINANCING IRISH MURDERS
Sir Edward Carson Declares Cam
pniEn in Ireland, Egypt and India
Is Directed From America.
IRy universal Seryiccl

LONDON, May 20.-Sir Edward Car
son reiterated in Commons tonight
his charge that American gold" Is.
financing the murder campaign" in
Ireland and anti-British movements
elsewhere. He said he had ample
proofs that the disturbances In Ire
land, Egypt and India are connected
with an antl-British conspiracy" and
added:
cit is my belief that the whole or
a great part OF tho murder campaign
in ireland Is directed from America.
believe that funds from there,
possibly funds sent from Germany to
America and thence to Ireland, are
used in tho campaign In that
country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
MEMPHIS FIREMEN SAY
"RAlSE PAY OR WE QUIT"
Secretary of Fire Fighters, Union
Says Men VIII Seek Other
my AssocIated prcss

MEMPHIS. TENN, May 2O.-Threat
that its 26O. members will seek other
employment after Monday unless It's
petition for an increase in pay is
granted. was made today by the To-
cal City Fire Fighters Union, fol-
lowing receipt from John B. Edgar,
fire and police commissioner and
acting Mayor OF reply. which, ac-.
cording to the union leaders, was
taken to be rejection of their de-
mapd.
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Government Continues
Drive on Profiteering
tBy Associated prcs..)

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Ite-
Enrdiens OF the spreading wave OF
price reductions, Assistant Attor-
ncy-Gencrni GnrvRn announced
tonight thnt the governments cf-
forts mt hunting down prontccr-
Ing merchants through invcstIgn-
tlon of profits mnde by Individual
stores had been extended TO more
thnn score OF citics. Tactics
employed by the "nyIng squadron"
OF the Department of Justice In
New York were being employed,
he snid, Ia the larger cities, from
conht to coast.
While Dir. Gnrvan declared he
was Eratifcd nj the price drop re-
ported In nearly every community
md did not believe the depnrt-
ment observed too much of the
credit" he would not indOrsc
claims of somc merchants that
they were nctunted by patriotic
motIve1.
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PROTESTS AGAINST ADDED
TAXATION ON BUSINESS
Tobacco Mcrchants' Association
Adopts Resolutions COndemninE
Additional Tobacco ChnrEcS.
TDy Asso.i1tcd prcss1


WASHINGTON. May 20.-Protest
against additional taxes upon the
business of our country, including the
tobacco business In any of it's FORMS"
under existing economic conditions,
was contained in n resolution adopted
today at the closing session of the
postwar convention Of the Tobacco
Merchants Association OF the United
States.
A new board OF directors was
elected to meet soon in New York
and elect officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
WAGE WAR ON BOIL WORM
Texas Legislature Meets In Extra
ordinary Session to Combat Spread
of Cotton Pest.
IBy Associated Press. I

AUSTIN, TENAs. May 2o.-The
Texas Legislature met in extraordi-
nary session today to enact legisla-
tion to combat the spread of the pink
bollworm, and to consider emerg-
ency school leg islation and deficiency
appropriations.
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SENATE PEACE RESOLUTION
TO BE BEFORE HOUSE
Chairman Porter, OF Foreign Affairs
Committee, VIII Move Concurrence
Making Conference Unnecessary.
Try Associated Prcss.l

t''' E's''''S'RNef IU"''I
WASHINGTON. May 20.-Decision
to bring tho Senate peace resolution
before the House tomorrow was
reached today by Republican House
leaders. Chairman Porter, OF the
Foreign Affairs Committee, an
nounced that he would move concur
renee in the Senate measure making
n conference unnecessary. Tho reso-
luton probably will go to tho Pres
idont the same day. and veto Is
expected by both sides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
ITALIANS DENY RUMOR
Embassy In Washington snys Report
OF Plot for Coup d'Etat
I'm Italy False,
IRy Associaied prnss-

WASHINGTON, May 20.-The Ital-
Ian embassy today denied rumors,
noted In press dispatches from Lon
don, OF the discovery OF plot for
coup d'etat in Italy. Advices from
Rome. tho embassy said, made no
mention of the incident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
EXEMPT AMERICAN SHIPS
Merchant Marine Dill Provides RuIe
Making U. S. Vessels Exempt
From Profits Tax.
IBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. May 2O-The SEN
ate today voted to retain in the House
merchant marine bill committee pro-
visions exempting from excess profits
taxes the net earnings of American
owned ships engaged In foreign
trade. providing a similar amount Is
reinvested in new ships
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
BUSINESS TRYING TO KILL
REDUCTION, SAYS CARAVAN
Declares Trade Associations Seek
Cover for Profitccrlng Under
Knox Peace Resolution.
BANKERS EFFORTS Will HELP
Says Merchants Are Merely Striving
to Cover Up Their Iniquitics by
Getting on the Band Wagon Of
Failing PRICES.
fpy Assoc!a,el Press. |

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-Today
Assistant Attorney Garvan
said there was very general c1m-
paiGn" on now by several national
trade associations. which. he said,
were attempting TO nullify efforts TO
bring down prices.
There Is a retail clothiers' assocIa-
tion." Mr.. Garvan continued. which
has written to all it's members urging
them TO appeal to their Congressman
and Senators TO support the Knox
peace resolution. BY that they hope
TO end any and all war powers by
which Dronteering can be punished
That's why these claims o. patriot
ism In cutting prices are all rot"
The National Suit. Cloak and skir,
Manufacturers Association, Mr.. Car
van said. has decrccd that skirts
and coats must be longer" for fall
and winter, and he had tclegraphed
state cha!rmcn o. wonnen's activities
In the price reduction campaign.
urging them to stick together TO de-
feat such a plan. Department agents
now arc working on books OF num-
crous large manufacturing plants.
seeking evidence as TO profits, accord
ing 10 Nr. Garvan. who said the In
vestisation would be extended rapid
iy and along broad lines.
Says Bnnkera' Efforts VIII Helm.
The action OF the bankers who
pledged themselves at conference
here Tuesday to restrict loans and
compel liquidation OF frozen cred
IT'S was certain to have n most
beneficial effect. Mr.. Garvan be-
licved.
With the bankers refusing TO ex-
tend loans, the public buying less
than at any time since the war be-
gan and = general resentment against
the profteering prices. something had
TO pop Mr.. Garvan declared. on
that analysis OF the situation he
based his belief that continuation
OF the price drop would continue.
We have had a big yelp from n
lot OF manufacturers" Mr.. Garyan
SAID. because they believed the price
reduction which they saw coming
was going to cut off their markets.
But there Is nothing to that. There
mas been an underproduction for so
long that every plant that wants TO
can Keep going for n long while be-
lore production catches up with the
market Besides. they ought to he
wiling to take a little less margin
or everybody else has been
Continued on Second paCoN
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t2.oo--Round Trip-;3.oo via C. O.
trains. $3.50. o A. II. and IL noon.--Ady.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
rustee S Auction Sale
OF 6S il-l00 ACRES. MORE OR
LESS. NEAR GLEN ALLEN. VA

In execution o! II decd %! trust 10
the undersigned trustee, dated Sep
TENDER s. 1918. and recorded in the
clerks Office Of lIenrico County Cir
cult Court. in II. II. 2l2-E page 3i3. |
Will at the request of the notrholdcr.
default having hesn made in the pay
ment OF the debt therein secured. sell
by public auction. in front Of tho Hen
rico County Circuit Courthouse.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER .. 1870.
at , o'clock j. NJ,
the real estate described in the sn i'll
deed. as follows:
All that certain tract OF land. with
the improvements thereon. contain
ing Sixty-eiSht and eleven one hun
drcdths tG8 1l-l00) acres more or
less. lying and being In the County
OF Henrico. State Of Virginia. about
ten miles from the city or Richmond.
Va. near the Mountain Road. and
more particularly described as fol :.
lows: being lots 3 and c. as shown
by piut OF subdivision made by r.
crawford Itcdd & Bro, dated Novem-
Der IL. 1911. Lot contains 32.g6
acres and lot contains 35.l5 acres.
TERMS: Cash as to cos, Of eve
cutting this trust. any taxes and in
surance that may be due. and ono
note for $40. with interest from Srn-
tembcr .. 1920, until paid \ credit
as 20 thrce notes. two for s45 each.
payabie March y. 1921. and Snp,cmbrr
%, WI. and one for $1,000 also nav.
obin september >. 1921 Balanc. ,inou
surh terms as may be uunounceL :, t,
the sale.
+. j. CRAWFORD.
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VIRGINIA: IN THE LAW Am
tEuiTf COURT OF THE CITY Or
OCTOBER. 1920
'''r'ha a. carr Laws ........ PlaintiIr.
Richard Il. Laws Defc,a,rt
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit Is to obtaiin
aiNorce from the bond OF ,natri-
,nony on behalf Of the above-men-
.i"neh p!a!nttff from the above mejI-
descrtion. -.
And affidavit having been duly
made and filed that RICHARD N.
LAWS. the defendant. is not "A resi-.
cent or the state OF Virginia. IL lis
ordered that he do appear here With
IN Ten days after due publication OF
TINS order and do what may be neces-
sary 10 protect his Interests in tais
suit.
y Copy--Teste:
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
EDWIN NJ HELLER. y. a.
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AUCTIONs-LEGALS
LC&nl Notices

FORT NiER. EA.--S-alrd proposals FOR
installation OF heating. piumaius a :id c.cc.
tricai cpuipmtDt. laundry plant, will be
received IL office o: Che! Of FIRST District;
Sonstruction Service, q. ~. 9. Room, 2tIs
ar Trade buiidins, Twentieth and II
Streets y. W. Washington. -. c. until
IL \. VI. November -. 1890 and then
opsnsd in public. Plans and spcc!fica lions
can nc obtained at above address.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE woRKs-No.
meeting OF The stockholders of Richmond
Locomotive Works Ia to be held at the
office OF the company on Hospital Street.,
near MI! Street. In the CITY %. Richmond
County OF HenricO. Virginia. on wcdnes-
day, the loih day OF November. ioal at
1l:O o'clock In the forenoon. for the BUR.
pose of ciectinE directors aud officers
and for the transaction o! such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. w. Spencer Robertson. Sccrc-
tary.
VIRGINIA. RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY,
Seventh and Franklin Streets
Richmond. virginia.
Notice Is. hereby given. .;hat the annual rnTu
meeting OF the Etockhoiders OF Tho Wiz.
be held at the general office OF the COM
panY. In the City OF Richmond. virginia.
on WednesdaY. November II. 1890. At u
6. The transfer books will be closed on
n. and Will be r-oDcncd on Thursday.
November IS. 1870. AZ 10 o'S!oek a. N.
q. b. WILLIAMS.
Secretary
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wanteri-'TO Rem

ROCMS--Wsntcd lark" room wish
aicoyc or connecting room. Must De
modern and nave private bath, Wiil con
slider apartment. Phon. Madison oO1y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

BEAtriFcI. James River farm OF a
a, acres. N high state OF cultivation; prac.
GcatIy ali cleared: SPLENDID spring and
sIceh. nome size on h!Sh point OF c!cya-
Noh. oS"riook!ng river ana b.a ut.ful ,ouu-
nS. ENc"ii"ni proposition FOR city inun
o.sirlnE country i!fc: just 10 minutes from,
Slty limits: night the James: COOL
nhuntn; "nd ishing. Address - 500 care
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FOR SALE.
Farms and Land for Sale s3
A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
452 acres in Hanover
County, 25 miles north
of Richmond, on the
National Hig h way;
borders highway for 2
miles; IT'S acres in cul-
tivation; 2 dwellings
facing highway, one
6 and one S-room;
l tenant-house stable,
hayshed, 2 to bacco
barns, garage, number
of other outbuildings;
about $50 barrels of
corn, 80 tons of hay,
40 tons fod der; 4
mares, bred to Spanish
Jack; 2 young mules,
about 10 Or IL head
Of cattle, farming
tools, including corn
binder, grain drier,
wagons, harness. This
place can be bought
right and on good
terms.
J. A. CONNOLLY &
COMPANY,
9TH and Franklin SITS.
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TRUSTEES
AUCTION SALE
West End Lot

BY virtue Of a certain deed or trust.
dated March ., 1920. and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chancc-y Court. in Deed Book 259-A.
pngc 80. default having been made In
the payment of a portion OF the debt
therein described. and being required
so to do by the beneficiary, the under
signed trustees Will sell at Spublio
auction, on the premises, on :!
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1926.
at o'clock p. NJ, .st ..s-a
that certain lot OF land on the north
ern line of Park Avenue or Maynard
Street. beginning liO feet west of tho
northwestern Intersection of Maynard
and Antrim Streets, fronting on May
nard Street 40 feet and extending
back between parallel lines 130e feet
to an alley Is feet wide. This prop
erty is located in what is known aS
Leonard Heights"
TERMS: Enough cash to pay the
expenses of executing this trust, and
pay balance due on n certain note
amounting to S739.2S, with Sntcrsst
from September IS. 1920, and tho bal :
ance, IL any, payable Mt six and twelve
months after date. evidenced by notes
and secured ON said property.
OTTO D1SSE. :
TfIOS. Il. SNEAD.
Trusteess
RuFFIN e SLOAN. Auctioneers.
Il. u. CHAFFIN Il co, INC,
Real Esate AuctioneerS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

THE QUICK WAY TO get what you want
when You want II ia TO read and u.s.
Times dispatch classified ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

GEO. T.. CRAWFORD X co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs
So East Main Street
isichmond Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
SCHAAF BROS.
can save you money on
that diamond

a. ~ iAioilSl oll
that diamond.
$4,000 = Genuine dia-
mond, in Ia karat rings;
white, snappy stones.
S3O.00-A lot that are
worth $4,000.
S55.00-Solitaires, blue
white. Only a few of these
"pre-war" stones left.
S125.00 and $4,000
Excellent values, in fancy
platinum top rings.
Come for a look. If you
don't buy no harm done.
SCHAAFS,
426 E. Broad.
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lion ton nile, from Klehmosd: 80 house i,' s'as
tennn, nai.s and p"rchcs. s;orehousc and
and $50 per month with Interest,", Would
rent. Price. $1,000. Rent. $50 per month.
SSrmIS E-' crawford * Co.. So i. Main
For SALE. .. 10. 20 .nd 5O-a..e poultry.
potato ana fruit farms un railroad n,
SarE nsa"tilni location; bowling 1i.en
!n, friee. 500 M: Terms: 81 ny por
Iseii. Phone Randolph 9l9 A!ncy San
heait1 Exchange. Room 40i Times DIS.
nsleh Bnildinf.
~ AcRES@Bungalow orange grove farm
now bearing. with pcrsimmons. u.t,a,s
grapes. just coming into prime: oarny.
machine worked fields pleasant drive
r ,ad town: bungalow almost new:
gain. Price. $1,000. part cash. Balance
easy terms: Details this and other orange
groves and scmi- :ropica farms page -.
BarSains 81 States. Copy free Stroui
Farm Agency. 1910 L. Is. ,Grahan W!dr,
JL,neksonvilir. Fla, or Land Title Bldg.
Philndelphia. Pa.
ss.ACRE farm; new s-room mouse. neccs.
Richmond ON good rond: 2 weIis good
water; good reason for selling Adde'S
y 500 care Times. DISPATCH.
&c ACRES-For sale. % acres. close 10
Ashland. Va; i-ronm cottage and out
balance timber; ss.s0O.Oo. NJ G. Mann
South Richmond, Va Phone Madison
SbO-J
100 ACRES-Fnrm OF 100 acres; 7-room
house furnished or unfarnished: pretty
from Richmond: good roads. Close to
church. schoolhouse and stores. Appiy
Rev. J. NJ. Greenlee. Thudiey. Va. "'
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Fine ar i.fl
For Sale

lust think, Mr.. Man. what really
wonderful opportunity you have 10
buy beautiful farm IN the very
heart OF the Old Dominion--IL place
where you can live amid congciial
surrounding. a place where tho wifn
and Riddles will love. must soil
this place at once. Price reasonable
lie: me hear from YOU. = $40, c.lro
Times Dispatch. Richmond. Va.
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Legal Notices

CoMMoNw EAT.TH OF Virginia. Depari.
msnt OF the Stat. Corporation Com
is29--certiiIcate authorizing Second Street
savings Bank to commence business. II
appearing from the investigation OF Sec
ond Street Savings bank. made through
the chief bank exam ner. that ali The
provisions OF law have been complied with
stock has actually been paid in, therefore
II Is ordered by the commission tina, Ger.
thorizing the said bank to commence
business as a bank OF discount and deposit.
State Corporation Commission. Tes,e; IL
7. Wilson. Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29
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On. mahogany music cabinet. slightly
used. Ia good condition. We have
priced this very los, s!8.