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The New York herald., 1921-09-06
Above ssth s,.-5.a Av. to North River.

Above ssth st.--5.a Az. to North River.
BUILDERS chance.-plot in Harlem. west
OF Sth av., a. by 100; old frame build
inSs, suitable for factory, warehouse or
garage; immediate possession: prs .nt rental
" 600 yearly: 100 feet available u wanted.
FOUR story American basement, 800 West
o7th ST.. for sale; easy terms or lease; Inn
mediate possession; rooms. baths. dumb
DR.. powE. $500 Rlvsrsidc.
-FOUR story and basement. near drive: IA
rooms. batha. electric lights. parquet, re-
decorated throughout now vacant. owner
viii sa:rifice at Sls.50o, cash required $4,000.
CoUGHLAN & CO.. INC. 200 w I'D.
FOUR story dwelling. West aTth ST.: s.. .5C0
cash required. sHARUM. 40 Broadway
WEST sSTH ST. few doors from Drive. II
rooms. baths. electric lights, parquet
floors, perfect condition; possession Septcm-
ber %: win sacrifice at S36.0c0; worth
81, 600; cash required $4,000. COCGHLAN
CO.. INC, 200 West I'D.
3s WEST I'D ST.-Four story and basement.
20x1o2, West Sides most mode ri dwelling,
II rooms. baths, parquet floors 70 top;
must be sold this week: cash required Sio.oO
1TTH ST, West.-Three story and bagement
brownstone: $4,000. Tel. 2eo2 SCHUYLER.
Washington Heights. Above lc5th ST..
West OF Sth Az.
BUSINESS OR DWELLING
- FEET WEST OF BROADWAY
o rooms and 3 baths hot water heat,
electric lights.
w. ID. MORGAN, 1913 Broadway U41thl
PRIVATE DWELLINGS FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
w. u. MORGAN, 1913 Broadway u41thl
10TH ST.. 654 w.-Attractivc modern 0
room brick house. Pncne Broad Gl2,.
$4,000 each viii buy 40 IT. by 100 IT, six
story new law Cos and 2-is; all improve
meits. between eth and sth avs. above 14Oth
St: AZ times the rent; white tenants. BAR
GAIN, box 1871 Herald. Harlem.
Borough Of Manhattan--aiisce eiiancous.
FOR Sale--fIigh class apartments, West Side.
ALBERT'S EXCHANGE, % West i2d st.
Vanderbilt 1923
HIGH class apartment house, overlooking
the Hudson. centrally located reasonable
price TO quick buyer $50. .000 cash required.
n. H.. 6ia Longacre Bldg. New York.
/ have new law house. all improvements.
tl at must be sold at once TO settle an
estate: $1,000 TO $4,000 cash viii purchase
Il and terms arranged. ATTORNEY, box
liT2 Herr ID Harlem.
1
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK-IIENRY b. HARDENBURG
and CHARLES ]. TIENSCH, co-partners.
doing business under the firm name and
style of II. b. HARDENBURC g. CO.. Plain
tiff, against ISIDOR SMULLYAN. Trial de-
sired in the County of Kings. SUMMONS.
To the above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint In this action. and TO
serve copy OF your answer on the Plain
tiffs Attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive OF the
day of service: and In case of your failure
to appear, or answer. judgment VIII be
taken against you by default, for the relief
demanded In the complaint
Dated. New York. July Goth, 1921.
BERNARD J. BECKER. Plaintiffs Attorney,
office and Post Office Address. No. .53
broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York.
To the above named Defendant:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication, pursuant TO an order OF tho
Supreme Court dated August 30. 1921, ana
filed with the complaint In the office OF tho
Clerk of the County OF Kings. at the County
Court House in the Borough OF Bfooki!n,
City of New York, and State OF New York,
County OF Kings.
Dated August 10th. 1921.
BERNARD J. BECKER. Attorney for Plain
tiff Office and p. O. Address. a53 BRAD
way. Borough Of Manhattan. ci'y OF New
York
The New York herald., 1921-09-06
wcstchester--Salc or Rent.

MOUNT VERNON Two minutes from NJ
" c. station: just completed, semi-do-
tachcd houses OF seven rooms. bath, en-
clo~ed porch. open fireplace, hot water heat
built-in garage In each. all improvements
and high class In every respect Apply
(owncr) w. X. MORAN, 400 Lexington av
New York city
NEW ROCHELLE.-Fine room home. hot
water heat. gas. electricity car garage.
perrrtuaf right OF way 10 water prize
sii goo. So 200 cash, opportunity. O'CON-
NOR Real Estate Agency, 2ia Huguenot ST.
Phone 5at New Rochelle. n. ".
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds and finances. - w. 4Sd, New York.
SEVEN room home. every convenience. near
markets, IN restricted park. SULLIVAN.
New Rochelle.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

East side.
AI,r.rRTON HOUSES ron MEN
Tho rates In tho newest OF the .LLERTON
Croup, u story fireproof building just COM
plctcG, containing club and hotel conven-
fences, are from $3.50 to $3.50 per week
if3 EAST 3aTH ST.
HOTEL B!gLMORE.
25Tfi ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
Rooms Ss weekly and upward. phone and
electric fan IN every room.
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FOR RENT.
lest location on principal business street
in Allentown. Pa; frontage % feet depth
$50 feet especially desirable for high class
mercantile establishment. chain store.
MILTON NEWMAN. Allentown. Pa.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Fast Side.
PARK Av, 1870 Cat 1i0th) ).-Luxuriously
furnished rooms. 50 to $12 weekly, gentle
men; running water and electric lights.
2ITH, 80 E.-Beautifully furnished large
outside room; elevator, electricity sub :
HEATING.
72D, 100 E.--Attractive front parlor; neat:
couple two gentlemen. COLLINS
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New Jersey-->aie or Rent.
MUST HAVE $500 NOW!
New Jersey--Sale or Rent.
SACRIFICING TO GET 1T!
BALANcE or sie,ooO CAN REMAIN on MORTGAGES


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WESTWOOD cottage: rooms, bath. steam
Photograph. HOVER. 2ic Broadway, n. Y.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Sew Jersey-Salc or Rent.

dence. with garage: viii sell at sacrifice
PEASE-EI.LIMAN. $40 Madi9on av
FOR RENT-Newiy and beautifully furnished
new house, rooms, sleeping porch, liv-
ing porch: garage. beautiful grounds. 20
minutes from broadway; excellent commut-
ing service; Leonia, y. j.: moderate rental
Call cortlandt iS30.
AM willing to take loss TO sell imme-
dately. being in need OF ready cash. II
you can arrange to make a moderate cash
payment within few days you can save
several thous and dollars TO secure really
fine home in what is beyond question the
most desirable. refined suburban section
within convenient committing OF New YORK
city. The house contains six beautiful rooms
and a well equipped tiled bathroom IL IS
new and OF most unusually attractive ex-
terror and interior de-ign. The large living
room with its big cozy open fireplace is In
every rense OF the word living room. Moth
home. Grounds are i0ox220 feet. with good
shade trees; high location superb environ
mcnt. lakes and wonderfully kept homes and
grounds: every comfort has been provided.
Churches. stores schools and markets. which
necessary. are conveniently near.
viii sacrifice for SO go to obtain some quick
cash. Difference between cash paid and the
prico can remain on mortgage. THIS prop
erty nou' has n first MORTGAGE of $1,000 on
il. NJ. KELLY. Bon asl. Herald. Fulton 81:
NOW practicing in distant town. forced 70
cell Immediately, on terms, sacrifice. xS.OOO
for quick sale. cozy room and bath home
garage: 80 minutes from New York. PRO
FEsSIoNAI. Telephone 1lIo Cortlandt.
QUICK salc means more 10 me than price,
IL room house; plot 1jox230; five blocks
from station: 81 Hobart av., Summit. ". j.,
conceded 20 be one OF the best built In city;
win accept any reasonable offer or consider
trade for farm within 1Is hours New York.
WINSHIP. phones Summit 4a3 or Rector $3.50.
TO THE MAN WHO WILL PAY 50. 900 M
MEDIATELY / offer dainty home at less
than two-thirds actual value. Pay the bal.
arcc Of 1880 about as YOU like. provided !
get s., 900 at once. The house is everything
every one expects In n new house. but sell
dem gets. II is new. artistic and spacious.
You won't have TO spend cent on II.
Grounds are well shaded and on plct 100xi90
feet, In the finest. healthiest, purely resi-
dental section. with ideal express tonmuni-
cation. You want home at right price.
| want cash now. y. 7. CAMPBELL, Post
Office Box 1i07. City Hall Station. y. \.
City.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

COLONIAL HOTEL,
POMPTON LAKES, n. j.
open the year round, excellent accommoda-
tions; finest time OF the season coming, Sep
tember and October; rates S15 per week.
=. r. COWDREY. Pompton Lakes, II.
SHREWSBURY MANOR.-Large, beautifully
furnished homo; estate 100 acres; one hour
~ !. on +. X. r. or G. X. II. to Red Bank
quiet, restful; 10 minutes walk TO station
Finest board, service; open all year. Write
MRS. II. l.. POWERS. Shrewsbury. N. j.
QUEEN MARY COTTAGE,
COZ I'd av.. Asbu-y ParL. y. ].
Running water In every room; exceptional
,; ,anie; open all year. Phone 449. J. =.
ASBuRY HOUSE. 3O7 Sewaii av, Asbury
.lark.-Select patronage. home cooking:
81. UP S-fember-October: open all year
-.-snEWOOD: excellent climate for ailing
child t6 20 12) private family: girl pre-
Ierred. ANDERSON. COZ L. 13ith st.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNWOoD LODGE. ENGLEwOOD. N. J.
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Borough Of Richmond--saie or Rent.

TOR SALE-S.ucco house and garage, Is
minutes from ferry, rooms, tiled bath,
parquct floor. metal weather strips. newly
decorated. all impr ovements, fine trees; ex-
ceptional opportunity: oSelsr obliged TO sell
account Illness price $4,000 Address Il
$50 Herald. Fulton st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st. to 5Sth st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
ON I.ESOy HILL.

ON LENOX HILL,
ADJOINING LEXINGTON AV.
Narrow width story and basement brown
stone dwelling: possession October 1 reason-
able price and terms.
OGDEN & CLARKSoN CORPORATION.
! East 10Th st. Plaza G055.
The New York herald., 1921-09-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

a very unusual opening for two experienced
executives In the brush manufacturing busi-
ness; one experienced In sales and merchan-
uising through the drug sundry. department.
store mail order and the allied distribution
channels; the other experienced in factory
production, purchasing &C.. must locate at
factory and direct affairs. salary. director
ship. bonus plus other profit; this ~ a real
opportunity Tor man wishing to get into
wei established business part owner
and grow with II; must invest at leas; So
600 in the business on n redeemable basis;
correspondence confidential. Address Secre-
tary, ii. b. CO., 10 Church ST.. I'd floor,
Worcester Mass.
ON account OF death In proprietor's family
he will sell lease and furniture, accommo, ~
tion for GOO. largest and best equipped hotel
on st. Lawrence River: well patroni:ed. now
open with reservation August and September;
recorded in county clerks office, Watertown.
Jefferson county, y. Y. lease to run 1928
with option on purchase price; recently new
electric plant installed, complete laundry. ee-
yator; first cash payment $1,000 Apt 80,
'0s w. 169th.
FOR Sale--Orange drink. candy, cigars. fruit
store; good COR doughnuts. located In heart
OF city $1,000 population, across from only
cenra Wsat Shore ERIE rt and oi ferry stations
Hudson River Day Line boats unload thou
sands of New Workers on street. all pass
store; terms 800 cash, $1,000 lease: rent
So per month. a gold mine for right party.
Call quick. 33 I'd ST.. Newburgh. n. Y.
$1,000, more. and snlaried position as
sales manager or treasurer. is offered
gentleman who Is anxious to connect with
educational enterprise already established
more than year: companys product Is to
be further distributed throughout United
States. and also throughout English possess
sicHs, including Canada: principals only.
4 -. box IL Herald. Fulton St
ALESMANAGER. confident of his ability
ito distribute exceptionally meritorious COM
mercial product, can. by investing 5000 or
more, obtain with expanding company an
opportunity TO earn $4,000 per year: close
scrutiny Is invited. w. W.. box 10 Herald.
Fulton ST.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. TO 59th st. IncIusive).
East River TO North River.
The New York herald., 1921-09-06

IEBEhTAS CORP, III BROADWAY.
BUYS BARGAINS IN REAL. ESTiT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
From Battery to l4th ST.. inclusive.
Above l4th st. TO 5oth st. unciusive).
East River to North River.

TWO rooms and bath. 500 per month also
1 rooms and baths. 5000 per month. Call
Mrs JOHNSON 6S w, 5Sth St
The New York herald., 1921-09-06

DEAL, near ocean, three story modern resi-
dence, with garage. will sell at sacrifice.
ASE-ELLIMAN, $40 Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-06

RESTAURANT for sale, low rent, good
location, 5000; disagreement of partners.
300 w. 10th ST., corner 10th st. and Hudson.
WANTED-Saes manager with ability to
handle contract hold on which big money
can be made; commission basis. r 9S3 Her
aid. Fulton st.
MAIL wholesale prices on mail order arti-
cles that retail to % cents. JOHN LIPPS.
iOS West 55th.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
Do You
Believe in Us?

The Secret Of Success" said wise pAflsspAer,
lis in being believed In"
We accept that statement We w,nt pssple to
believe in u.s." We want tham to believe that
We are telling the truth about psiees and reeds
but We know they wont unless We DO tell the
truth. We want them to believe that The mer.
chandise we offer il real, gsnerous value 1t tie
prices we offer: but they won't unless it Is that
kind of merchandise. We want them to believe
that We most interested in seeing that custo-
mer gets what is best for the purpose in view,
then in the fact that we are getting something oat
Of the transaction: service more than selling. But
We realize that nobody will believe it, It isn't o.
We are going to be believed in here in the TIL
cities; we are making our success dependant upon
It; the fact that this business Il growing Stead
lily indicates that the belief is growing.
You may take our word for it that the Suits
Coats. Dresses and in fact everything in this large
store that We are Offering at special prices are
extreme values You are invited to see then.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18

Nearly 1So,ooe wu0ea IN New
York state paA tax % 1918 n
comes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
Beautiful New Spring
Voiles, a yard 39c

Pretty patterns of all new 1921 designs,
36-inches wide, excellent range of patterns
to select from.
main EloOct
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-18
Beautiful Dresses
$3.50 $24.75 $500

The timeliness of this sale makes the saw
ings of even greater interest to women and mis-
ses, for who would miss such wonderful op-
portunity to buy for Easter and Spring wear
at prices so far below the actual value of the
garments? When you buy here-you purchase
the newest of fashions creations direct from
New York.
Satin, Georgette, Crepe de Chine and smart COM
binations of taffeta and poiret twills-in light
spring colorings, navy and black, variously
trimmed with beads, braid, embroidery, eyelet
embroidery, ribbons sashes, lace collars, cuffs
and vestees. Sizes IA to "A.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
ON The JOB
EVERY DAY
Red-Blooded Men and Wo-
men Are Seldom Sick
WATCH YOUR
BLOOD CONDITION
IF You Look Pale, Feel
Gloomy and Rundown,
Take Pepto-Mangan
and Build Up

You sec men and women who are
never sick. They work hard. look
robust. cat heartily and enjoy life.
They have plenty OF rich. red blood.
That is why they are never III.
People who try to get along with
weak. Impoverished blood always
have a struggle. They 20 from one
sickness TO another. Children the
same way.
II you keep your blood rich and
red you'll enjoy full vigor. Disease
has little chance to develop in
healthy blood. As soon as you feel
rundown take Pepto-Mangan for
awhile. It will feed your blood with
the ingredients needed TO create a
good supply of red corpuscles.
Pepto-Mangan IS sold in both
liquid and tablet form. Take either
kind you prefer. They are alike in
medicinal value. But be sure you
get the genuine Pepto- -Mangan-
Guides" The fun name. Guides
Pepto -Mangan." should be on the
package. Advertisement
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
DELAWARE
NEWS GOSSIP
Town Ball Team Wants to
Play in the County
League
TOWN ELECTION
FEW WEEKS OFF
speoIal o The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY, Feb. tss-A zone
auditor or the second corps area, sta
toned at Governors Island n. Y,
las arrived at Fort Dupont and is
auditing the accounts and making an
itemized inventory OF the property
OF the coast defense OF the Delaware
bay and river. He will also perform
these duties for the government at
Forts Dupont, Delaware and Mott.
A large delegation OF soldiers OF
Fort DUPONT and civilians OF this
city will 60 to Fort Mott on wash
ingtons Birthday. when q patriotic
dance and smoker viii be given.
Tle Civics Community Club, assist
ed by the Boy Scouts OF this town,
opened their two evenings program
last night in the club room Of the
Presbyterian Church This program
win be continued this evening. The
title Of the playlet IS Living Maga-
zine"
Members or the Christian EndeavOr
Society OF the Presbyterian Church
at port penn will give a birthday
celebration in the p. q. s. A. Hall.
Port Penn, on next Thursday even
ing Invitations are being received
by many residents OF lis city. They
arc accompanied by small sacks in
which the person invited is request
ell 10 place as many coins as they
arc years old. These sacks are accom-
panied by the following verse:
'-This Birthday party is given 10 you
Tis something novel, It's something
new.
We send 10 eaca this little sack;
Please either send or bring it back
with as many coins as years YOU
are old
We promise the number shall never
be told.
should a generous spirit take hold o.
you.
And you confess to more years thar
are really true.
the decd done for charity's owl
sweet sake
To your conscience no lasting burder
need make.
You an will be welcomed with greet
ings most hearty;
Don't fail 10 come 10 your own Birm
day party
Old Glory Council. No. ~. Jr. o. U
A. NJ. held its weekly meeting u
Eagle Hall last night.
With the annual municipal election
only a few weeks on. many resident
arc wondering who viii be the can
didaies. The terms OF Mayor, Georg
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
SALISBURY WANTS
100000 CHURCH

SALISBURY, Md, Feb. is.-Before
the close OF the present year the
congregation OF Bethesda Methodist
Church win be worshiping in a new
100000 ediflce, II the plans OF the
committee having The project in
charge are carried out
Tae proposed building will be Of
stone, with a seating capacity OF be-
tween 900 and COO people and with a
Sunday School room that viii ac-
commodato 1000 scholars. A commit
tee composed OF the Rev. r. l.. Ship
ley pastor; +. p. Adkins, walter S
sheppard and Charles wilkins, have
visited several city churches with
the idea OF obtaining the latest thine
architecturally. 4
J Statistics OF Bethesda Sunday
School show that at no time during
the past several months has the at
tendance fallen below 400 and thai
the average attendance is 40 10 $50
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

n. Bright. Councilman Joseph Ander-
son and Samuel NJ. Hicken. city treas
urer and tax collector, expire. None
Of them will run for reelection, ac--
cording TO their friends. TIE terms
OF Councilmen Frank X. Irons, and
James Hushfelt do not expire until
1922. Former Mayor William House
holder has announced his willingness
TO be a candidate for Mayor.
Fans, friends snd members OF the
Delaware City baseball team will
hold their bi-weekly dance tomorrow
evening in the Firemen's Hall. an
ager Moore and a number or resi-
dents interested In this sport went
to Wilmington the first OF this week
to make efforts TO have the loc3l
team admitted to the Suburban
League. They were informed the
leagues quota was made up. Effort.
will be made TO have a New Castle
County League, comprising New Gas
tie, Middletown, Delaware City New
port. Newark and a team from VIII
/ mongton, formed A special meeting
will be called TO be held at New Gas
Tie some time next week. 70 perfec
plans and discuss the feasibility o
such a scheme
Several small boys, maliciousl
bent, deliberately threw several smal
stones through one OF the large me
mortal windows OF the Methods
/ Church, yesterday, causing damage O
about $50. Efforts are being made b.
the police to find the guilty party o
parties. who II found, will be deal
with severely.
Harry c. Webb. OF clinton stree
who was taken suddenly III at hi
home sunday. upon HE return fror
the bedside OF his mother, Mrs. Jon
r. webb, OF near Middletown, va
has been IN with pneumonia is i'm
proving.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

Is In Inc elght-cighth year OF his
age. and his wife, who Is a sister OF
cx xMayor Martin NJ Higgins, or Eas-
ton, Is in her oighllcLh year. -Four
generations OF the family were pres
ent daughter, grand-daughlor and
two great-grand-childr0n. Mr.. Null
likin was born within ono-half mile
OF his present residence, and has
been In active business In the town
OF Trappe FOR % years. lie i a
brother OF Col. Thomas G. Mlllikln,
OF Easlon.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

authorities on a caargo OF oiolallng
tho Mann act
Todd. u r. alleged. went. to VIII
mington, Del. with Mildred Brad
shaw, girl under 10 years OF age,
with whom ho Is alleged 10 have
lived Tor two weeks. lie was arrested
In Wilmington by sheriff Mowbray
or Dorchester county.
Todd Is 90 years old.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION.

The public is invited to see the
Mill and Tractor demonstrated all
day Saturday. February 10. at White
Brothers, n. T.. Cor. Front and
Orange streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
MEDDEn So NEAns AGn.

EASTON, Md. Feb. iS,-Nlr. and
Mrs. Robert T. Mullikin,, OF Trappe,
celebrated their nfiy-nlnih wedding
anniversary at their home in that
town on sunday niglt Mr.. Mulikin
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

Search the Want Ads for busi-
ress investments and advertise
farms and country estates in the
Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18

TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION.
Tho public IN invited 10 see the
Mil and Tractor demonstrated all
day Saturday, February is. at White
Brothers. y. Il. Cor. Front and
Orange Etroota.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-02-18
ABUSED UNpER MANN LAW.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd. Fob. is.-Morris
Todd Is held In Cambridge jail to
walt the action OF the United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-16
JOINT REDISTRICTING BODY
CONCLUDES DELIBERA TIONS
Committee Completes Final Draft of lis Plan for Rcap.
portlonlng State Into Districts for Senate
and House of Delegates.

The joint committee for rcdistric,- :
ing the state into districts for the
Senate and House OF Delegates on
the basis of population OF 2,3OG,-
&3l. after practically an all-day ses-
sion, yesterday concluded the final
draft of its plan for presentation I,
the General Assembly which meet,
"Wednesday, January II. 1922.
Members of the joint committee
who sat yesterday were: Delcrat..
j. W. ozlin. of Lunenburg, presid-
ing; Senator's Garret. Andrews an,.
Cannon, and Delegates Dodson and
Hiatt.
Material changes from the ORIG
inal draft Of the House district, ,
was the placing of Albemarle Coun-
~ and charlottesville in one dix;
trict. and giving the Albcmarir
"vrrow ana Greene Counties n dele,
gate. The Eleventh District, com
posed of Bath, Highland. Ruena
VISTA and Rocl<b-idsc. is abolished
and the countics scattered into OTHER
districts as shown by the amended
list Of districts which is appcncd tu
this .rticlc.