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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
Weekly Dry t;nOd..

~ NSNtt!bN'N I l's1F's
At higher prices there has been
more trading IN primary cotton goods
markets. and further slight advances
have been paid for rrin, cloths.
shactings ANA some other unfinished
goods EleachcrS. convcrterS and q
number. Of hay manufacturers have
been IN the markets, and on the whole
there has been more breadth To the
demand than in any previous week
this month. Some lev mills makins
roWa sncctiuGs for The bag trade
guh special clotns Tor printing or con
vcrt!nE. have entered contracts car
rylng thr"ugh February .! next Year.
hut most uf the business was done
on spot o. nearby deliveries. Culorcd
cotton goods have hecn selling quite
steadily. and m :. number ut in
stances miil~ are now engaged on
them 10 the end "f this year.
Blankcts, doInc,s and some iuli suit
ing fabrics have been called for more
freely. Wide Str"tings. sheets and
pillow cases. ana some lines III
randcd brown aui hlcachnd cottoas
have been advanced. lut there arc
S,ill many goods that arc far under
the parity of 30 cen; cotton. lobhcrs
are doing a mrdr:at, volume OF bust
ness tor spot delivery. but orders
commune Sii4I4l stilp g lI''lNt3itsS
repeated. There has hecn a better
demand for many ct th" goods Of
torcd for spring aud johh.rs are ,lo-
ing much better on some Of their
advance spring business than on spot
merchandise. Yarns are selling mod
crttcly. tut are bringing less in cen
trail selling markets than Sniuucrs
are asking Tor contracts. The knit
goods trade has been quite and is
awaiting cooler weather.
Prices quoted are as follows: Trint
cloths. 2S-inch. di-6is. l-2 cents:
GiNG0s & as cents. IS IL inch, 6iS6fs,
81 cents; brown Shcct!nGs. South.
crn standards. IS cents to l3 IL
cents: deninis. Southern. go indigo.
IS cents: tjckingS, S on. - cents: STA
pic Eastern Ginghpms. II l-2 cents:
prints. ~ cents; dress ginghams. 20
cents and - IL cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
BONDS RECORD GOOD
SALES DURING WEEK
Liberty and Victory Issues
Register Gains of 2 to
) Per Cent.
I SrocIal 70 Tho Times Dispateh.I


MEM YORK. oct. THE strength
of Federal war issurs and the acute
depression or exchanges on Germany
ana most of the new central Euro
pcau countries constitute the note
worthy. ii somewhat CONFLICTING. dc
EeiopnentS Of the week In the
financial markets
on enormous transactions and al
inoSt without exception. Liberty
bonds ana Victory notes registered
gains "i : to peg cent. the latter
rising 10 within a fraction of par.
"h'ir the demand for these issues
Was primarily ascrlbcd to the recon,
io"crinE of rediscount rates by Fed
cr"l reserve banks, ii WAS also ac-
copied as evidence that tho country
Vide liquidation OF the last eighteen
months mad run its course on III.
other hand the slump In marks to L
inquire under $40 of u cent. with cor
r.Sp"hu'hs or greater Decentralization
III lhe quoted values OF Austria.
Ppiish ana czccho- Siovakia remit
tances. heightened apprehension re
s1ruihS icrinanS's ability to ncr,
further obligations TO the allies.
In the stock market. rails were the
only stable issues. Increased traflic
ana smaller operating costs being
seen in tn, many additional state
inents OF August earnings. Tho nlan
oi tNe Interstate Commerce Commis-
SION Ia merge the railroads into nine
te"a distinct groups met with little
.nd"rsement among railway execu-
Industrial ana special stocks tn
V"tSca the lines OF least resistance
their irregular movements most
"ttcn reh"cting the mixed views or
professional interests.
traders again 'confined their opcr
a''ons chief: 10 oils. stccls and en,,in-
ments. the net result being incon
elusive ''o'
General business conditions showed
'ur'hcr signs OF Improvement. as
cFiDIbie Tor the most part to g.,
s"hnI requirements. Activity wns ea-
recia'ly marked IN cotton. WOODEN ann
lc'thor Industries, there being mo
material increase OF production In
"a,sntao tur"d steel and iron.
The higher ratio OF rcservcs >.
ported by the Federal Reserve Roord
~ regarded by bankers rs stron,
Indication OF easier money In tbc
fourth quarter of the year. Interinr
banks ut present are drawing nm Ia :.
voi reserves for crop moving pur-
poses hut predictions nre male IN,
SHY ana ninety-,iay commarcin !
loans soon will be made on nj no.
cent basis. PCT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
SEES BAD WINTER
FOR COAL DICCERS
virginia Chemist Declare, No,r,t
"eh VIII Feet Pinch More Than
Othrrs

maNciiEsTEn. VA. Oct. Goa,
u'EEers in tho PENNSYLVANIA. Mary
ana and West Virginia fields ar.
i"eihE quite n gloomy winter nrd
hunion men Will feel the pinch wors,
"t MI. according TO Alxander Elem
ing. 4 Virginia chemist. now con
nected with the largest coal com
Pan'cs OF the Georges Creek rcrIon
VINO has been here several DAYS
he said also there appeared I'd he
in"icn'ionS ALREADY that MANY unior
! miners would be out OF work aud
mat II would tag tho resources az
inc union" 10 tide them over the
winter. Nnnunion men were willing
ara anxious 20 work for tho 1917
wage scale, W said. and were beUging
Tor few days work weekly in order
10 make ends meet.
lie SD the output OF Goa, had do
creased as result or Industrial ana
business depression. ana that nj,
though better quality cf coal was
being loaded than for Ave or 81,
years ihe demand was not what /,
should be. y survey has shown thu,
large numbers o. families which
formerly laid in their winters sun
ply Of coal during summer months
havc been unable To do so this season
because OF their inability 10 make
Prompt payment. duc To ,ightncss q,
money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
81 GREEKS REFUSED
ADMISSION TO u. s.
The Authorized Quota IL FILLED 10
9" and including July,

Try Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. oct l.-Claiming that
the authorized quota Of Greeks nd :
risSabic To This country IN ono year
has now been fllcd. al immigrants
from Greece today were refused ad-
mission by Ellis Island authorities.
Thcy were passengers on the steam
shin Mcgail li.llas.
Under the law u country is permit
.ch 10 Land. bur Per cent of its
former or present citizcns I'm tn.
United States. Immigration Officials
said the ful, quota OF Greeks has
been filled IN I" and Including July.
1899
The Immigrants Will be sent back
by The same ship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Fair week vii! he an easy one FOR
CITY Cnuncilmcu. With the regular
meeting OF Common Council tomor-
row night. the activities OF MON bers
or that BODY viii cease until the
following Monday afternoon. when
the streets Committee VIII meet
regularly Alderman Marx Gunst
has given notice that he will call up
the petition of tho Virginia Railway
and Power Company for "a blanket
franchise a; that meeting. The
eockat Of Common Council for to-
morrow night Is short one. and Il
Ia believed the session Will be short.
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smnll nrrr,pt. -, sou,, no.t.n.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Oct. Tho
receipts OF icaf tobacco on this mar
N"i THIS week were smaller than the
whrchous"ncn and buyers expected.
IN" sales amounted to onls about
-"o,"o pounds. All good TO INC to-
hHccoS are selling better than dur
'nE INC opening week. but the low
ErhGeS are no better ana the small
nhur"S they bring keeps the average
down 20 - fraction under s2O. lndi-
cations are that tho farmers Will he
favored With a season in time TO Ect
much tobacco in order for next
weeks marketing. and ia that cv"n>
recc'pts "!li he much larger next
wees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

hhNNiLi.E. VA. Oct. With two
sales running simultaneously during
the week. lasting about TWO hours
cach day the inarSet sold iii,i4.
noundn. ut an average OF SlS.ii: total
amount paid out. Sgi, sos: Tui~
shows an Increase in the average
over last week ot s,..5 rer zoo
pounds.
The market has shown Il stronger
tendency Throughout; the week on
medium To 'irn GRADES. There has
been no marked advance on the COM
mon grades. Very few wrappers have
shown up "rl Indications point To u
small percentage of Wrappers in the
entire crop.
fcSinnin.; on Tuesday OF next week
triple sn.cS WI he inauguratcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
By BRoOkS & RICHARDSON. INC.
EDWARD 5. ROSE co. INC.
Real Estate Agents am!
Auctioucurs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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BODY s>pected Ne,t I,ucsd,x

The body of Captain George Wayne
Anderson. Jr. Killed in action in
France in 1918. is en- route to America
and Is scheduled To arrive at New
York on Tuesday, October I. accord
irg 10 q telegram received by Colonel
George Wayne Anderson yesterday.
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral viii be
announced rs soon as II Is definitely
known when the body will reach
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
BRIGHT TOBACCO SALES
ARE HOLDING THEIR OWL!
All Markets Score Better Aver.
age Last Week Than
Week Before.
RECEIPTS. nowr,mn. >or LARGE
Contained tnfa,otnbtr weather mud
Fact That Farmers hrr tIu.y IInus-
inc and Cnrihl: Doubticss Contrib
nfr to Small Deliveries

hriHh, tobacco continues to sell
Wei il til" Erg.nia ard North Caro-
lima markets ana ali OF the markets.
scnrcd q better average last week
Than ~" week before.
The receipts were not large. bat on
most of Rho riarkcta ;hcy "crc In cX-
cc$S rc thos" OF tho week previous
ontinucd unfa vcrah!o weather. and
the fact that farmers just uow are
busy housing AMI curing tho rcst Of
the crop, DOUBTLESS were the causes
fp- the small deliveries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

I.SNC1IECRG, VA. Oct. i.Fcderal
agents, guided by chart. which had
accidentally como into their posses-
sion Friday. dug up and conhscated
~ gallons OF liquor which was
brought here from Franklin COUNTY.
The buried treasure" was located
between pcakland and Rcuscns. about
Two miles from Lynehburg In the
find were f3 half-gaIion Jars and q
number OF kegs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

amounted To a i!ttic over 1000. G0r
pounds. The high average for = days
sales :" far has been S2l.3S per TOO.
IN" ruHlity 81 Tho tobacco offered the
i"'i"r rmrt 81 the week was better
i'"r that ut tn. n-si days. showing
that the farmers arc now bcEinnin.
Ia market thei. good tear. Larger
receipts arc looked Tor next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02
ran 60 Find Missing I,,nl, ,.,a

Si'AHrA. GA. Oct John -.
Walker. formerly head OF IL chain OF
Georgia banks, who was indicted here
Yesterday on charge or embezzlc-
mcnt cannot be found IN san Antonio.
cS.. where lie was supposed 10 be
residing, according to word received
TO-DAY by sheriff ]. VI. Jackson from
the sheriff ~ san Antonio. The lat
Ger '"icGraDlcd thar search for Wal
key is being carried on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

WILSON. y e.. Oct lea: to-
hacco scored an average OF s2?1i
per lnn on Thursday ard this on
freaks that weighed ont over 100000
pounds TIL" %hl"s for the wccl: were
-.3"n,h2V pounds. which brought s6sl,-
56a.3i. an average for the week of
S2N.5l. This il u jump or ta,ei over
the avcraE" of last wc,ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

NTVNWN. VNT., OCT. l.-FrcWlrr
MriShcn announced today that he
would submit; a recommendation next
week 10 Lord Hyng OF Why, Cover
nor General uf the Dominicn. calling
for tho dissolution OF Parliament. y
general election will be held du-ing
the FIRST week in December. he said.
The exact date Will not be determined
until the names OF the election Of
fCcra have been decided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

G"od SnIr> at Observation-Disclosures.
WiNSFpN-ShLEM. y. T., oct L.
N. sales ii leaf tobacco this VNcck
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DISPLAY LL 4S.SfFitD
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

\ VALUABLE Farm. KNOWN rs
" H. X ID NJ on THE CHiISN-
pEAkE A%D OHIO RAILROAD.
ABOUT TUIETY MILES WEST
or RICHMOND, IN II y NOV 4 Il
COUNTY
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Counter A,trnc,inn "a, Rocky ,,.nn,

Counter Attraction at Rocky Hrunt
ROCKY MOUNT, " &. Oct. l.--Thr
hot. dry spell. has continued and on
account OF the fair which has been
EoiHS on Al! week. sales have again
been small. The market has sold
5000" pound. and prices have been
w"tl maintained on all grades The
market reached high water mark OF
Monday when the Warehouses; sold
@n"pcO pounds al an average OF "a
cents. y IarE. quantity Of common
iipS nave shown up this week, which
have caused the general average to
decline some. VITA a season AID Il
change IN weather. which is in view
now. We viii h.v. run sales next
week.
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business Places for Rent

OAKLAND AVE. IGOi-StOre for rcn,.
also rhrag"; good location for rrUGc:y
tt"ie. u. II. Whr'norr. -
OFFICES FOR rent. GUwnt1~m u;;ices
Every con."nl"nc" Hont reasonable"
NORTON q TIhi.nIIIIt
FiTb; National Bank building
Phone Ranbp.;iIs -
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ItEtL EST.iTk EOH SIZE
iiuu.Is iut 5at.

BARTON HEIGHTS Corner house sep.
Irhte entrance. "it .iv -uavt. cy, Irl.aa..
dfsI'ttlc 80 rnIglc.uu. rooms, Ii, lut-
lns san Hnrlri. lnrsol.hiy rn"t.sn: I,rgc
Dot. sJrsku. tHu be- un..... uu ,-r.
r""i tenn Madison f.gi }
H-NtR1SDS. iOtTlI-s-.uoit af',l huu-.
'tuJDHH combination rrasr. ins an
tnn.nu< ~S;"- hght"r
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In "xceution of a deed OF trust.
recorded in the clerks Office OF the
circuit Court OF Hanover County. in
Deed BOOK 81. page 80. dcfawlt hav-
ing been made IN tn" payment OF
certain notes herein secured. and be-
inH required 80 To de- BY the hoidet
of the paSt-Guc notes Sccu:ctl in
''.tid deco OF trust. | VIII. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER GTn. 1874.
o'Clock =. NJ.
sell, on the premises, the following
described tract OF land:
All that certain tract. piece or mar
Gel OF land. known more particularly
az the Ncrdon rarm. together with
al the buildings. improvements,
rights. privileges and Lppurt-nauccs
thereto h"longine. situated in Eeavcr
i.an Maristcriai District nanove r
county, Va, on the east side OF the
ChHsarea"" and OHIO Railroad. inn
:ncdiately at Vcrdom station, whirn
said tract OF land is bonded on tho
west hy the lands uf Nolan. ON IN.
south by the oxford Road ANA on
me west by The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, and containing 27ISJ acres
more or less.
TERMS or SALE: cash sufficient
10 pay the COS; q! the sale. including
rnst"Hs commission Of per cent,
tax bin for lsco, prucat. tay 1921.
one note for $500. w!th Interest;
rom May q. 1922: ono interest note
Tor 10000. with interest from May
.. i'2l. ana one interest not" FOR
$4,000 fr"iU May 4. 1921. and th,,
taiancc as follows; ono interest nnta
for $500 November Is 1921: $40. Oh
interest note. November L. iI2i; SGG.d
interest note. May 5. i.22: sGnUp in
trrcSt note, November t. laa2: $50 pn
interest note. November G. 1901.
Slno.Ou interest mote. May g. iy"2 1.
ip'ou interest note, November o.
i!--' Sihn-uu interest note, Mnv u,
1923: Si3u.OU interest note, Novrn.
her C.. 1929: SlaO0.0n principal mote.
November 6. 1891, $2.U00Go prinripai
note, November i. 1872. ANA Sh.c0G 90
November 6. 1879. and amy balance
a""Ne ihis 10 he paid cash. or ali
cash at the opti"n 81 the purchaser
JAMES Y. COSBY
Acting Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Wantcd-To Rent 81
fAkIMENT Furnished housekcrpinp1
ior months: kiiChcncttc, dining roam
nt1uF Dom, bH tn rsaSoGa Bile Madison
.-.9s-.i, "r Boz II ~. care The Dispatch
AiNHI MENT--tou room housckccn MIN,
apartment with heat: centrally locatrG
rntch. Inv us
nakTMENr,-Wantrd. 3-room apartment
Vt Hat IN West End November b,.
.c"upir fh"nc Madison ioii-W
FARM wanted to rent near Hicb,r,n.,
WIN water 'front.' creek. pond or river
S."is" pInlels. care General Delivery
iioTEi~-Wanted to lease. furnisbed
motel. 90 rooms and up. uccunanc; noIy
or January ]. 1879, by thoroughly ~
re5ienccd hotel man. Address, r. u KSx
.o2. New Bern. y. c. A'N
va NrED-fouT or fYo rooms for hou.o.
hecpinG: rent must DC reasonable, On
iutni'h hesd reference ana expect same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

ptIoi'i.ls. l52l
AT 1870 =. Nj.
offer hy auction. upon the premises.
the property located AS above. This
Is :, three story pressed brick dwell
!hg OF ten rooms. embracing the usual
c"nvcnicnces. with lot of 3oNl50 fee,
10 an alley 10 feet wide. Tho dwell
ing was erected under the supervision
OF itI former occupant and owner,
who not only knew how. but saw TO
iis being properly done: therefore. it's
rooms are sufficiently large as to per
NIX KS occupant 10 take III fresh air
az each respiration something no:
considered In this day AMI genera
tion). ~ opportunities like unto taI,,
are seldom offered. we besprrIS n
fun attendance OF an In quest OF safe
Investments
TERMS: pnc-third cash. balance In
TWO cGua! instalments. payable at 6
nrd !" months from day OF sale. Tho
purchaser Ia give her or his uoco-
TABLE rutcs tor the deferred nav
mcnis OF TIA" purchase money. with
interest ADDED from day Of sale. and
IN" title to be retained until ali Tho
purchase money is paid and a con
'"yhn"c ordered 10y the court. or nh
t"sh at the option OF the Iurcnas.r
JAMES ". ANDERSON
Special Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Ia execution OF the below men.
toned decree, | will. on
WEDNESDAY. TIE 57I DAY OF
oCrOEi:R. 1921.
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REaL ESTATE FOR SIZE

FARM BARGAINS
goa acres on improved State road three
miles from station on JHrnes River hi
visicn OF e. Il .. Small house, new 10
bacco barn: watrroh by we'll ana creek
good bright tobacco farm. Price. SlO
per acre. "n easy terms.
2ij acres, four miles from station on
James River Division Of G. & q. Six room
house Ia good condition. several small ont
buildings. fenced and cross fenced; $50
acres open, balance IN yonng timber: good
soil. Price, ~ 600. on easy terms.
REALTY AND FINANCE CORPORATION
or VIRGINIA.
l06 North Eighth street
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE one of the
best four hunircI-acre grazing and
stock farms in Virginia, wcnty-ciGht
miles south of Washington, -. G. We'll
stocked ana equipped. VIII take as part
payment city property. Address =. r.
Brnuc. 1890 West Grace Street. Rich
mond. Va.
YOUR drug store Is a Dispatch Want AID
Station.
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AtLJiyNS--LLGALS
legal .>utitr,

KivhnunL VA. sept ~. 1874.
The annual nI-vs.u@ Ui IN. Maya IL. nd
snI orIasc CoIi4Il.S w.i he held at the
ni:icc Of the COIr.uHy. Mayp Island at
"'riUch t. 81 Wednesday, October ;
Is-l lot III, e!~ciiuE u ohiyr's and such
other business a. lHa" SUin. beioCe said
sol. CCrCiiiNs. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

HIGIILASD PAKk--Onc six-roon and one
three room nat Modern. Madison $50.
HIGHLAND rANK--wunt conEcnIa,
couple to share SIX room modern house.
ton minutes from seventh and Broad.
Il iHl5 Third Avenue.
MARSHALL. ST., Z. 404-F.nt. modern
gas ra.G-. electricity, hot water: reduced
gy!.;. Adults only.
PARk AVE. Si6--Firs, floor. furnished
hpartmCnt. Madison Cool.
SECOND. : SoRTIi-Two-rOom uniur-
nishcd Hat. bath and electricity.
STUART AVE. 2o70--Modcrn corner fur
nishcd Nat. first floor; nice yard.
.p.; RENT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

Ncw. attractive bungalow. . foti.-.
t"st. RAJ UtsG. c.y,tr!. .gu-. ... ..
r'"t' Erintr. G"utl, io: oct
iIph var iin" rusF"ss!" az un,u.
I}.nh p.is-N t,E-vr , 4. 81
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LOTS

i:"autlfEl lots ON the North S,Lr.
adjoining Ginior Park. 5DXl.J; side
W. KS and shade trees. at pre- wa
if'G"s; cas-! monthly terms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

LOIS fbT SSi,' S.I
coLO%lAL AVE -Orc h.autifnl building
lot or gI:ck non.y maE.T. Box I, iiG
cnrc Tho n.apatch.
EAST HIGHLAND PhRK-y.o.. Ea4:
HIGhiand Park i.oi Mutual iiuiiding
FKh:'k LIN AID TlLDEN--5o.fn cor
i:T. act quick. 49, IL :a. last GCx
IL ia. car" ,rhc Dispatch.
GRACE EsL---Aeros. Eeit Line riGh:
i1is; Wi sell for 1850 5@96 cash
nn!hnc" inonihiy. snap. BOX = 49,. c: -
W ESTIAMrTo%- sacr!fce. Bennington
near Pepper. a0IiT0: cost $3.50 IN 1911:
'rlii sell Tor $3.50 Closing nu' corpora,
non. must sell Only few. I,ox +
vac. ear" rho Dispatch.
SrilhMHTDS-i0, o. more: $50 t-.i:
magnificent hSr!w sci trees: ideal 40.
|h'ou; "E"ry city convenience. iIuN -.
care The Dispatch.
STUAMrrOE-s@ cash and iio u.r
month viii get you ready 10 hund :,
home. Box u Ia. care Tho DIspatCn
wESTHAMrTON LOTS-Mrs T.. Hawns
ltnscmoo. 81, American NJ. Bank R,ag
BEhtTiFCi. building sites on North Side
I.atEc tots, car lines Easy terms nnx
" ~ care Th" Dispatch.
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CHAS. q. SAVlLL.E.
ElnrE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

certify that the bond rcquircl NV
the ahov" deere" Of IN. Special Com.
missioner has been duly giv.n.
.'i!"n Nna"r nay hand this .o;h day
of September. 1921
Testc:
CHAS. o. SAVlLL.E
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
iY J.. 4. CHAtFi% * co, INC.
IN'Itth Hno Main streets.
AUCTION SALE

riifii.Tiii.i1E Mi oNE.nAIF
,H31':ll, Atii.r ~ HEM>EiGo
rEpM riIE cry OF RtCHMO&D.
o. THE PREMISES. on
TUESDAY. OCI1:I!c!. ). 1921.
at - O'clock NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-02

~ ACRES ESQ: 20 aG,,s good level
Ind; h.lf n en,iyetton, Eo.d 1-room
}" miles out: miles to station and
franed school! ON your terms. r S
lis ACEES-iiill-rop, Farm. us acres
TON. Pa Steam roaI. trolley ana high
STAT road; i.so" tcrI ,..vat.on: "A !i ON:
;,Ssad.ng citizens y. II. Dean. Dalton
IL. ACRES Tor sale o. exchange. S-roon
""ni@,, "' 20 I riitns Etia,,o, WIS: ION o
aSn""l &c; good land. 'iuy from
%E Eai. "n rs VIZ: 'f i:ui. la A@'r'ss
20 ACRES. :o:oOn dwelling. ie-cnw dairy
bern mod"tn. wsie' and ri"c'r'c lirh:s.
:nEs. ,,o ~ - good canHi,!oi. t.I"p.n IN
cross fenced: Loestsd on sn'endid AUTO
road. . minutes OF thrifty town. hanks.
mntcrs rates 20 Rchmond Price il
right, Re-. q. Jones 60. Inc il Nor,h
80 ACRES. about l. miss OF Nichmond.
on good road; Good land. we'll fenced
; ia and eGuip,nsn., Hss q. Jones Co.
MGRES; 'n'lss GouI'ry Club. 6,toom
ry Gsa IL SI s%G9 Fn soS Sf'@ss RGa
about ono ;ha.f cleared and in high
and younc timber. Price 1900 on rcas.
&Srih fighGh .irses,' 'o"Ss De- '" 1t
AS acres. Fairfax County. $50 o. this
smooth bottom land. S-room house. ,
large cattle, 10 horses. - head OF hogs;
81 kinds of farming implements. All for
500 per acre. Write Tor fun description
VII! exchange FOR desirable city property.
iaS acres adjoining above: all now
buildings: large barn: present tenant sei'E
800 per month from poultry yards: moves
two tons clover aud Timothy hay Per acre.
Water every held. Price. $50 per acre.
Terms.
800 acres. good buildings. wire fonros.
good tenant house: we'll waterrd; Fairfax
County. in hes; section. Address
No. 1870 West Grace Street.
Eioh mond. Va.
boulevard No. 3oSt.
I0-ACRE FARM. splendid land: Groom
house. large barn: other buildings: fruit.
North Eighth Street. Richmond. Va.
&C. ACRES. = miles from, Richmond New
s-room house. ouibui!dinss. running
HnIgain 10 quick buyer. 300 Eas, Cary.
very desirable and highly improved
Gated on State road. within 30 minutes
drive OF city. Six.room house and large
COWS - hogs. wagon and all enuip,
ment included II purchased at once. San.
ders & Thomas. Gloucester Courthouse.
Va.
that tells ali tho facts about the propo.
sition
YOU save rooney when you buy and sell
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