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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
EMPORIA GIVES WARM
WELCOME TO TRINkLE
nnhidnt" Holds l.nrrc AudIcnc.
spcilh"und In Forrcrui
kppc.h
Sn.e.:l 10 The T!mlea.D.apat.hl

trp't!"i 10 Til" Times D!spatrh
EMfoEI.l, VA. Oyi. i9.-H-!.or
senator I. Lee Trinkle arrived In
Ehn"r:a Tuesday cv-!.lnI. H.. yns
met at he station by an on,hust;s-
ne delegation II men AMI women. and
conducted I" the hotel. where an m
formal reception WAS held.
ht o'clock. the auditorium wa.
h!led 10 It's capacity with men and
women voters. assembled 10 hear ON.
"i inc most vigorous campaign
Sp"cchtS ever delivered here.
Preceding the address. the b,ud
played a number OF Southern airs.
a"d the appearance .: the Senator
WAS greeted by the strains Of pixie"
ana enthusiastic applause from tnc
ia''Gc audience.
W Il. Cato. county p.mucra;..
chairman. introduced the speaker.
Senator Tr.nklc was in good form
IN spite OF . Sigh; cold, and held his
hearers sDcl!bound for two hours. bv
the power Of his personality. his lo.
'cal train OF though, ana The truth
OF his argument;
iie closed with beautiful tribu,.
{" Nirginia's star In the flag OF In.
cation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
VIRGINIA VARSITY SHOWS
FORM AGAINST SCRUBS
registers Four Touchdowns
in II Minutcs-Aerial
Attack Pleasing.

especial L. rh" Times DlspntUltI
cIAItL0TTESvIi.LE. VA. ort: ~.
In "a" scrlmiuarc held this after
noon. ~" varsit! was able 10 s,..r.
TOUR iouchhowns on Tho scrubs in thu.
hrst t""!v" minutes ~ play. Virginia.
from ihis ANA other Indications.
should play Il variety Or football sat.
nrdaS when sh. meets Y. n. l.. a,
Lexington
IN" success oi III" forward r.ys.
inI this afternoon nlso was CRAFTY.
ms du" to It's poor showing in IN.
i"St I"w games. Thr", teams in hu
were used against the vursity scrubs.
All Scoring with equal case
?r!H.t Is fortuuai. ia having :,
mummy al excellent material rru,!
hirH - pich this season. hnyin.
lhI." :lcv.ns OF yrr-ity cai!hrr
Fcnwick. who's. knee is sun giving
hihl trouble. wa" r-3lic"d In III.
scr!nnaSc by Ward. q strong .uh-
situate -; last season Few r.alir.s
VIII -'ppc"r in the .iuv-u; Sa;,!riuy.
az the team practically Is intact tor
the game.
captain R!neharts shoulder au-
nhFeht!y IS in condition to aiioy; him
70 start t!c game. while tn. rest Of
thc mack Held quartet will h, tn.
some as that which faced Richmond
University IN thu last game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
ALL AMERICAN SCOUT"
VISITS CHARLOTTESVILLE
Walter Camps Representative
Sees Nirginia-Riclllnond
Football Game.
Sp'ciNl U Tho Times-HIspa,uh


'iiAELn1TESNi!.L Va. Got. -.
Walter camp. dean of :putJau -.
Tets. realizes inia year tina; Ia pIrk-
.nr his myths al eleven III. m!s,
gain rN;"nh his observations hoyona
the "nri."us 90; the Harvard am,
Princeton staG.umA and th4 tale
Fowl
In consequence. pr Nel.on kau;.
mann, OF IN" ruivrrsity OF California.
personal friend ~ MIR Camp and
r"c"%nia"d a. his representative.
viewed 'hc uni""rsi,v OF Virginia
I:ichinun! University game here sat
urday and announced himself &c, high
~ pleased with the work oi scy-ra.
- III" GA Dominion performers He
made srcc'ai mention al OPP oppic-
man. OPP" is u Veteran half back
81 Two seasons nrL * tie Be Nc
Mil!in and Eddie Casey style OF play
"r In til. gam" Saturday h" twisted
his way through the maj. az Rich
m"nd players time after tim. for
FLASHING gains o: fifteen and twenty
Yards.
Dr Kaufman viii view thu Vir-
riu!a-N. u. J. contest at Lexington
on Satu"lay. The affair is looked
urun as determining the probable
claimant TO Southern grldiron honors
:or III, present season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
SYNOD MERGER TO BE
DISPOSED OF TODAY
delegates I:nIny Eunct Luncheon nj
iirrmItnpr Club and sec
SIEhI- III i'IfN.

I'"I"gat's o lie Nir.!uin SYNOD
OF the Evangelical Lutheran church
enjoyed a hun.t luncheon at III.
Hermitage Club yesterday a:icrnooa.
AZ Tn" conclusion OF the aft .rmoou
atSSi"n and ~; automobile trim was
ItEcn over tin" city. Last night ad.
dresses w"r" delivered 10y Tr G-urg.
i'r" = ~ baltimore, ANA Rev. pr
k'iHicr. Of S,nunton.
The Synod "xl,.cts l. r.urn ~.
question al merge: Of several syu,ds
q; TIE u"rnin. session today. ,'lyr
new members We're added to tn. Sy-
hoo Yesterday. during n session which
was marked by 81 number of hril!;au,
sneeshts by y. u. chicuoin.. of pan.
hhcipsia. of the uaiiuua! committee
"i Stewardship AMI hcncvoi,ncc: 4
~ h"cf' secretary Of the .mmiyra-
ton mission board and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
New Paper for Mout-,D,.-

CiiRlSTlANSRURG. VA. Oct. IL
After being deprived Of a county
newspaper since June. Christiansburr
Sooh To have another. on July /.
John K. Eom 4 Son moved their plant
To i'lacksburg and installed IL in tho
V. l.. ]. for instruction in journalism
and suspended publication of III.
montgomery Messenger. which had
bccn u regular weekly visitor in the
families or the county for over half
Il century.
ON November | Il new county
weekly VIII begin with George II.
Terrell AS editor and owner, the name
L" ID" selected when the plant is in
stalled. II WAS through The efforts
OF the Business Mems Club AMI Rev
THOMAS p. Johnson that MIR Terrell
was INDUCED to move his newspaper
ana printing plant from oak Hill.
w. Va, TO chriStiansburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
PASSAGE OF TARIFF BILL
BY FEBRUARY | IS HOPE
Chairncn penrose and Ford.
ncy Agree to Extension of
Emergency Law. ..o
LEy AssoclNtoh I-reNs. |


WASHINGTON. Oc, lo.-I,assnr,
OF I'll" permanent tariT hill by next
February ]. is the hope OF Chairman
i"nr"Sc, of the Senate Finance Com
mittcc. and Fordncy. OF the Ilous.
ways and Means Committee. soma
tor P"nrose said today. he had con
f"rr"d with Mr.. Fordncy. and THAI
they had agreed to extcns ion of III,
emergency tariff law until that date.
Notices that hearings on the tariff
bill viii be resumed November
were sent out today on agricultural
interests. The live stock schedule,
VIII be taken up irst. Chairman Pen
rose said.
Th" tariff also got into Senate dis
cusSion, senator Ashurst, Democrat.
Arizona. warning that ten bold Demo
Gratis and ten bold Republicans were
determined that the minions OF
Wall street should no longer dcmi-
nate in tho framing o: tariff legis-
'a'ion. that protection would be given
III" farmer"
"if it is not" he said there will
be- no tariff bill" uas,,.@
Referring 10 unemployment over
the country, I'll. Arizona Senator said
the nation was ION a volcano THAT
may erupt at any time and hn
pleaded that the two political parties
lay aside partisanship and get 10
work.
II appeal ia my Republican coll
lcGrcS." he said Ito stay in session.
hold night sessions. pass ;hc tax hill.
and also the tariff bill, if il is going
to aid the farmers
Declaring that cheap labor IN AZ
;ica and tho Far East was being
employed in large numbers To pro-
Gucc cotton, the speaker said, the
time would come when the South
would take the lead in demanding a.
protective tariff on cotton. A.H'e
Senator Hitchcock. Democrat, NG4
brasl<a. replying he regretted that
an appeal for til" protective tariff had
come from senator .\shuSt and de-
clared that tn" farmers had had
enough experience With the emcr-
gcncy tarin Law to know that pro-.
lection would aid them very little.
The prices of practically all con-
moditics named In the hill. he added.
had gone down steadily since tho
emergency law went into effect" al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
POOR MAN GETS THIRSTY AS
WELL AS RICH, SAYS LINDSEY
Nationally Known Jurist Condemns Double Standarl'
OF Enforcing Prohibition Law in Refusing TO Sen
tence Three Men for Giving Liquor to Girls

'ncn' OF IL viii continue "a D." :, m!s-
cradle ihilur" uilti thcr" is Il change
n ~" public attitude" TIE judge do
ria!cd ia commenting on the double
standard create! Is prohibition.
''rh" .rcatcst need in this country
today IL to abolish special priTiirl-rs''
and the new special privii"r" watch
the cight""u,h amendment has ere
ntcd--nam"ly. III" rigii q: tlic rich
10 have their bu"2.. while ia. right
.n denied IA" pnnr
since the episode in Juig, Lind
says court. FI"n,= u. E'ackm!cr. Den
v.r miil.nnHir". IN who's" i:araSr pa
lice found thousands Of dollars worth
OF liUuv.. has boon arralgucd ly the
jurist
Thc diS;ric, attorneys niij"c has
promised u searching probr "f .i!iCit
h"o2. sales rs the result Of the
speech. /, will extend To- the rich
and poor alike, il was explained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Wants Local People Employed.

j. Il. y. iohs"n. chairman of tho
manufacturers cunimlityr of The.
thamcr of Commerce. has requested
III! manufacturers in the city To get
Ia t"Hch with ManaGrr J. r.. Conway.
OF the Public Employment bureau.
wien In need OF additional help. 1t
Is pointed out in the letter that by
this way local people Ia nc;d OF wort;
can ID" taken care of iirst. and labor
ers from tho outsiic can be called
upon later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Pharmacy nonrd 1" Meet.

The Board OF Pharmacy %: VIZ
glnia Will hold its regular quarterly
mc",inf; In Richmond on Tuesday and
"Wednesday. October ~ arh -. at
which time all members ar" expected
To be present.
Examinations OF candidates Tor
registration a pharmacists ANA as
sistant pharmacists w.li be conducted
ON the above dates The class ut ap.
plicnnts is one ~ tE" largest ever
coming hcfor. tn" board. numbering
Il7. The examinations VIII be CON
Quoted in tho Medical College of VII
giria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
TAXES CAUSE BUSINESS
STACNATI0H IN PEUBLA
Situation in Mexican City
rraush, With Grave Posi-
bilitics. Dispatches Say.
icy Associated rrcSs.l

MENitO CITY. oct. IL ~ situation
fraught with nlarr.ins possibilities.
war described in dispatches received
here today from I'urbla. where thu
imposition L.. Stat" authorities Of al
legged excessive taxes has couscd The
cluSin. Iowu Of large number OF
agricultural plants. Ia" cDmplctc
paralysis 90 transportation facilities
ana the closing NJ OF number at
stores. Many hotels have been
forced 10 turn GU; their guests. ihr
dispatches said.
street demonstrations are being
held daily. accurdini: u these advic.s.
and thousands "f unemployed are
walking tn" streets shouting protests.
Articles Of prIm" necessity are being
snlW ~ "Nhorhitant prices. and tho
cit: probably viii be without meat
tomorrow. il was said. Food from
outside the city also Is scarce. due
To "a strike OF waEoacrS.
y committee. representing 5000
business men, called upon Governor
Sanchez to-day. tn. DISPATCHES said.
and protested against the enforce
mcnt OF what the! termed Il 'H;rnnric
law. which. they are reported To hav,.
"atS. II riSorpiisiy applied, win re-
Su'' III N'ahlnE i'ucbih. the second
city of Mexico. q dead city"
The rueh!a chambcr OF cnu,nc,,c
is reported IL have advised the Gov
rrn"r today that. ii IA" law were not
modified within twenty four hours.
every store in the city would hr
closed. Governor Sanchez. however.
d'i not Indicate whether he woaId
snEScs! th"t the stat" Legislature.
amend the law. An appeal also was
made To President ohrcpun. hut his
"h!S statement Regarding; the Iuebia
situa lion has hc.n that he could not
ihi"rfcrc with strictly State affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
DRI-LAW NIOLATORS
GIVEN JAIL TERMS
Sr1!. Foster, NobIin and II.rrI> Fined
500 and Draw b5-Dny Prison

judge Lawrence Groncr. al the
United state, District Court. an
nouuccd yesterday th;,, he would call
I'll. Gochut pt law. equity and miacc!-
lanu"us cases at 10 O'Clock this morn
nag He has notified all lawyers in
tcrcetrd - BE- on hand. So ia" long
standing cases may be disposed Of.
J l.. Mitchell. al wa!k"rtou Va.
ant lIuGh c'B,ar. OF Wnshirton
~'rc admitted 10 practice IN ,his
court.
Juniua rage. upon Il plea % ruiity.
Was hn"d 500 FOR having an Illicit
san la hH possession.
Leo Sray. Oscar Foster. WIN Sob
la ana George Harris wcr. each
found suits 81 viola lion OF the pro-
ilultiou laws. nni given fo'ty-ntc
daEs fu iati with "a III" 81 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Negro rhysirian Called to Court.

III NIFTHNR nv, ' n, D't. l2.-IIr- T.
j. Fawcct colored, has been sum
nOned TO Police Court here to answer
20 the charge "f failing to report Il
case al scarlet fever and for failure
to set M quarantine. which resulted
in the c"ntagion being carried in do
nestle laundry 10 white families in
sections of the city remote frow each
other ana from the sick colored chiid
IL is said ,Hc case was diagnosed as
eczema The ease WAS later dag
noso1 hr hr G.. q. Crank. city ply
s!cian. as scarlet fever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
HERE ARE IMPROVING
Special survey h. Dun Il Cun,pan,
Sh"ws Sairs In Rirlimoud Iucrens-
inE-l.nh0r SItun:inm nctIcr.

business conditions in Richmond
and throughout this section are i'm
proving. according to u succiaj sur
veg made hy r. u. Dun n Company.
The report issued yesterday By Dun
Company says manufacturers and
dealers find the volume Of thci,. sales
increasing ana inquiries from pros,.c-
tive purchasers are more numerous.
The lower temperature experienced
during III" past two weeks has caused
q demand for mems ami wcIncn's
heavier clothing, and dry goods and
notions are also in letter demand.
Varied industries OF the city re-.
port taking on more employees and
The demand for the products Of local
Industries is Oh the Increase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
NEGRO WOMAN MUST
SERVE LIFE TERM
convicted OF Killing uushuuu I'm
Nnnscino"d Count. Last
N1u

lHr"cial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA, oct. MAJ ha
burnett cha'g"d with tho muri,r uf
h"r husband. Hch Burnett. aCter an
a!-ddy trial in Nanscmond County
circuit tour; heard The YER
dict Of guilty of murder IN tn, inst
degree pronounced against her with
IT'S accompanying sentence OF life M
rriSoMinrnt
The murder was n peculiarly cold
h!oodcd one. Xeh Burnett was found
on til" morning Of March s. lying ny
the road near. Churchlanl in Nansc.
mond County, with bullet wounds,
three knife wounds. and the throat
cut from car To ear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Act ON War Memorial.

Finai action will be taken 10y the
South side War Memorial Association
on the selection o! HE mrmori;, |
Ia the soldiers from South Richmond
who lost their lives in the world war,
a. meeting OF tn. naturalization in
ltuStinSS Court room TOMORROW nlght.
Tn" committee has two proposals 10
select from. The memorial will he
located on site recently coded Ivy tho
city, near iAe entrance 10 Nnury
Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
EXPERIMENTATION WEEK
A SUCCESS, JONES SAYS
fr"srnm for Its Observance In He
Ing Faithfully Carried ont.
Chief OF tiurrnm Declares.

Chief OF the nurcau Of Fire rre-
'enton l.. S. Jones reported las, nigh,
mat The program for the observance
If Fire Prevention wrcX is bcin;;
faithfully observed by citizens. In.
street Cleaning Department and the
various units OF the Fire Department.
'hIct Jones. during the absence az
'hIct J"yncs, tx conducting the az
itlrS at the FIR" Department. chief
Jpyncs * in atlanta attending the
annual convention or fire chiefs. He
Win ihvit" tho chiefs here next year.
city carts Will today remove debris
ANA rubbish from IN. sections oi tHc
city embraced m IN" following ter
rii"ry. aUuth of Main stree, 10 IN"
Yiv'.. from 'ifth :" Meadow Streets;
north 81 clay street 10 tho c!t% lIm-
its, from Fourteenth 10 'iw"nty-nith
streets; east OF twenty street
10 city limits. from clay &c Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
xorfolk to cut SUIT ConI prize.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. i2-Coai
prices in Norfolk and Portsmouth are
coming down. y swift, sure change
IS taking place which will put "cr-
tain grades Of fuel vcr% much closer
within the reach of the average iain-
lily before cola weather sctS in. Nor
folk dealers are considering measures
TO put prepared soft coal into con
sumers' cellars At q figure very much
lower than that now charged. Just
what prices would lac could not BE-
asccrtaincd today. hut the iIrw basis
u bring figured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
MnrtInsvrile scnoo, Cancel. Game

LYNCHBURG. VA. oct. lo.-l;c-
cause most OF the players Will he
mere attending the High School Boys
conference at the J. NJ. G.. A.. the
MartinSvilic High has Cancelled the
''am" scheduled there with the Lynch
burg High for next SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
nrIyinn Win. Mt billiards.

NEW YORK. oct I2.-E:douarl
ii"roinans. Of Belgium. European bill
iiard "haTirion, won his 1872 halk-
lin" matrn with Eoji Yamada, OF
Japan. ,"uiTht. with u final score OF
! 600 70 l.i*5. lls high run for IN.
match was li2. and w;.inadn'S l5n.
IL. aNcriE" runs OF the match were
80 i0-ii for Ilorcmans, and 81 3C-;::
for famaha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
HEAVY WRESTLER
on NAY TO AMERICA

CHICAGO. oct -. r~taulslaus
Ihyszko. worlds h"avyw.iEht wr.st-
linr champion. sailed FOR S"w York
from Rotterdam today. yft.r spend
inE Il month WIN his uged mother in
Cr1k"~. Poland, according TO word
Received 10y his manager today.
"hyszko sent word that he has been
trimming daily and is in good con-
ditinn. His first match Of the sea
son VIII u" against Ear! cadd"ck. at
bts MO!ncs. Iowa. DctoUcr IS. lie
VIII arrive in Ncw York October 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
rhrcc Ahhrrssrs urlnrc rlun

Three addresses will h" Delivered
before tho members ~ the Mndcrn
Business study club at the meeting
10 be held tonigh; at o'clock IN tic
OLD Colony Club. Richmond Hotel! W.
a. Hopkins will speak on "Adv"r,isnG
Campaigns: II. G. Braucr on "huaiy
sis Of Dcmani.'' ma Il. T.. sIotze. a..
On The Advertising and the Appru-
DriutiOn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
I.cav. for Convention

y large delegation az the Junior
chapter OF the Brotht rhood of st. An.
drew OF the Church of the HOLY Com.
forier. accompanied by G. L. Daniel.
and Bruce Jackson. left yesterday
morning for Norfolk. where they will
attend the annual State convention
of the organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
ymtoi Wins British c,,ss,.

NEW MARKET. ENGLAND, Oct lo
The oesarcwitrh stakes, Of II .0nO
with extras. was won here today by
Mrs. Burnley's Yutol. Mrs. Fred
IlardyS Charleville was second and
Lord Dcrby's Ttarricr third. Seventies
horses ram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Minncxotn Loses Valuable Player.

MINNEAPOLtS, MINI, oct. I2.--
With It's star half back. Arnold Oss.
too badly injured to make the trip,
the University of Minnesota football
team loft tonight for Columbus,
Ohio, TO play Ohio State Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

Il. II. Rogora qualified before c'tE
Clerk Mcdowell yesterday as q srec-
iai officer III the Chamber ~ Conf
,ncrcc building. and was given police
powers during tho exercise OF his
duties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
rally nt srbo,, r.,nn

The Parent Teacher Association al.
ChimhoraHo School will hold II rally
in the school auditorium tomorrow
night AZ o'clock. y good program
has been arranged. The public is In.
vitcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Hoard N,cct. THIS ,Io,nInr

Members OF the board of the sun
nys!de Day Nurscy will meet this
morning at II O'Clock in the homo
OF r. G. Williams. s2I West Frank.
lin Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Visiting In Norfolk.

Rev W. Il. Cox. uf THIS city. is
visiting n, the home -. Mrs. J. Leon
Wood. OF Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
Ruth's Injured Arm
Continues to Improve
LI:y As.nc,n,ed rrcss-l

NEW YORK. Oct. lc.-Babc
Ruins arm is improving steadily,
his physician. Dr. George king.
saif tonight. but the chances of his
playing ball again this season are
as remote as they were two days
ago. So Ruth will continue TO oc-
cupy his scat among the spccta-
tors at the worlds series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
lMAinnIArM rossEssloN.
UNITED STATES MARSiIAL'S SALE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF EIR-
CHINA.

By virtue Of nm order Of sale issued
ont OF the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of
virginia. on the 10Th day Of October
1871, notice IS hereby given that |
viii sell by public auction, for cash
ou MONDAY, THE l1Tit DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1891. at 10 o'clock noon
ut the Bank Street entrance 70 the
United States IoSt-Oiiic Building
Richmond. Va: l Jordan Automobile
touring model. as il now stands in
Terminal Motor Company's Garage,
Richmond, Va. where il may DO in
CLARENCE q. SMITIIERS,
United states Marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

By virtue of an order Of sale issued
out OF the United States District
Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia, on the 10th day OF October,
1927. notice is hereby given that
on MONDAY. THE i7TII DAY Oh
OCTOBER. 1921. at - o'clock noon.
at the Sank Street entrance to the
United States Post Oiiic Building,
Richmond. Va: / Essex Automobile.
1919 model UourinG), as II now
stands IN seventh Street Garage.
Richmond, Va, and where il may be
inspected
CLARENCE C. SMITHERS.
lTpifnd Stufce Marshal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

By virtue Of an order OF sale Issued
out Of the United States District
Court for the Eastern District of
Virginia. on the 10th day Of October
W., notice is hereby given that !
VIII SCI! by public auction, for cash,
on MONDAY. THE l7TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1921. at IL o'clock noon
~ the Iiank Street entrance to the
initc" states st-Otlicc Building
Richmond. Va. Ford DnnIsicr
Automobile, as il now stands in
Terminal Motor Company's Garage.
iichmond, Va" where ii may lie in.
Spcctcd.
CLARENCE G. SMIT,IERS
Enit.I st,,.. ,SN,''
Evening journal., 1921-09-17

Mrs. Bergdon insists that this gold
is owned by her. Bergdoll was al
lowed to leave Governors Island,
where he was serving time for draft
lodging. on the plea that he wanted
to go into the Maryland hills TO dig
up the money. He escaped from his
guards when the party got as far as
the Bergdoll mansion. at Fifty-sec-
ond street and Wynneheld avenue,
this city.
Major Carroll declined 10 go into
details as TO the answer that the Gov
ernment will make. He pointed out,
however. that to recognize the legal
ity of the argument made by Braun.
through his attorney. would have the
effect of absolving Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll OF all charges lodged
against him under the trading with
the enemy act
The purpose of this is plain when
It is set forth that already more than
$500, 900 worth of Growers fortune
has been seized by the Alien Prop
erty Custodian. and that the Govern
ment is expected TO have a half mil
lion dollars Of the slacker's possess
sions before long. Virtually all this
money would be Returned automatic
ally to the Stacker. or 20 Mrs. Berg
doll, who holds his power Of attor-
ney. in event of a favorable decision
Some time ago, when attempts
were made to block seizures. the
Alien Property Custodian said thai
it is the intention of the Government
to resist all such moves and to con-
tinue seizures of all property that
can be located. 1t was hinted that
influence was being brought to bear
to get Bergdoll's fortune returned.