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Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
FIVE JURoRs SELECTED
 FOR NOTT sTVEDEa rRtAL

FOR MOTT sfIEuEz rR-AL
 Bridgeport My 2i-FIre tr-r-s wr-, seated tonight at fhc end or tre r~rf days session of fhe frial 1r ---e Elhri h. Mott char-c1 wifh tl.a --rrfr- sf her husband. George n' ,-o.- t- ftlr city last Au-usf. Elwooa n re --f John F. Johnston were .-r'a-rr f-'rfg With Mrs. Mott for ths rr-fr wrar was found guilty and rre tarrr9 -f fhe state prison laet Fr Johnston has not been hrou-ht 60 trial
 A crowded court room rrrrT-eF fhf opening of fae trial cr 1lrs. Entt rr--s were occupied onlr on raes-r from rnrr. iffs Simeon Peass of F-d c-rr- ey. Mrs NottE 13-ye7r--,d and -l2-year-old con w-e Ia fa ror-i room They were wh thrl- -ra~7- mother. Mrs. MathIfa Hrt-t.-- rr -rF- sea. Mass. Tn front of .heu r-r -r-- ,--ff apparently under nu-,s e rg---r. strain than st The tiro rf +hr trial. She weni several t
 counsel was qusstonin- r-oec re turro-s
 Forty-nino of t'le % '-i---s- f7 o---t were examined today. E-rrt-e- rr- eused afie rthsv stated tn-- taer vc-s opposed to capital ps1 -h-re-t Cr.v one admitted that fhe fscf tfe- a rrr-- r-re Ne Admissions that they r-1 road r-~rfl- erable Of the Wade tr-aI canned tro --- eusinr off many of tr. -1l-e-r r-rfa-s ! Attorney Homer g. Curm --a l-etaf the questioning for the s--,a a-I Pub lie Defender Robert 2. Det I'D. resented the defense
 The five jurymen accepted -re. hh-rf Keeler. farmer. of -ot7-. -s r--r- ried: Albert. C Root. tcTa-e-. nrrr---- l'ss: Dennis Hull real cr-rs a--s. rf Norvalk. 8. unmarried; Ta-ne7 s On. born. farmer. Of New Caaa1-. c-. mar ried Fred ?. Coleman. ners5-a,er. cf Sorwsik. 54. married.
 F. J. Beardsiey was accented ae su. TOT before recess. Later it waa h-1u-hf out that he was distantl~ related to fhf Wade family and that his uncle. Lou-s 1 Beardsiey. was a witness il taa trial oi Wade. Beardsley was ezcrs
 A panel Of about % ta,cemc1 has hecu summoned for 2 ?. n- tomorrow. tr tfe belief that the first panel may be eE- h2usted by that time.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
BRITISH TROOPS ORDERED
 FROM RHINE TO sILEsTA

Tendon. May 2f CBv the A. PD.-A force of four battalions Of British in- tantry is under orders to proceed to Ippef Silesia from the Rhine. and l- is contern- piated- if possible. 10 increase t1-s force Iusten Chamberlain. the roveumenf spokesman. told a questole- ll inc house of commons this afternoon
 Urgent representations have been madC at Warsaw by the ministers of the thros allied powers. acting m concert. Mr. Chamberlain said. but the evidence af the British governments disposal renders it dificult to form a definite opinion reGar1- ing the recent aggression in S-.cz-a-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
TRANSFER OF S5O, O,ess.Ses
 TO FEDERAL LAND BANKS

Washington. May 24.-Senator curtiss' bill proposing transfer Of s5o,eee. 900 from the treasury to federal land banks upon request of the federal farm loan board was ordered reported favorsbly today by the senate banking committee.
 Secretary Mellon. in a letter to the committee. approved the bill. declaring that the initial capital of the farm loan banks was wholly inadequate to permit their practical operation"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
German Gov'tyders About Upp( Si|esia Frontier is Closed and the
 Formation of Armed Corps
 is Forbidden.

Berlin May 24 CBy the A P.).-A new government order, operative today, im- poses a maximum fine of 100, ,e00 marks for illegal recruiting or for organizing military bodies.
 Other orders issued completely close the Upper Silesian frontier and forbid the formation of armed corps for action in Upper Silesia.
 The miners in the Lower SfIesian coal fields have struck and all mines are idle The trouble is due to a dispute over wages.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

New Britaln.-The New Britain lockout against masons and plasterers and carpen- ters, which began May 1, has been settled by arbitration. Effective May 23, the masons and plasterers accepted a cut of from s1.12 1-2 an hour to s7 1-2 cents an hour and the carpenters from s1 an hour to 37 1-7 cents an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
FAvohs RETURN or TRoLLETs
 TO NEW HAVEN EAILEoAT

Hartford. May e4--The ir,r1edlate re~ turn of the Connecticut Compan,. 90 Ina New York. New Haven and IarrfoIi | Railroad Company. the former a9-ner et the trolley lines. would serve .he best interests of the public and the transn0r- tatio nindustry of the state. says 9 res- eIution drafted hy the committee cn raii- reads. which will be reported to tle eea- erai assembly.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
URGED REDUCTION OF
 TRANSCONTINENAL RATES

Washington. May 24-Immediate re- duction of transcontnental freight rates to facilitate shipment of California fruit 10 the east was urged today by Repre- sentative Siegel republican, New York, who in a statement said he and other eastern representatives would join the Pacific coast members in an appeal to the interstate commerce commission.
 Conditions are such that only the veal thy of the east will be able to obtain fruits from California this year because of the unreasonable freight rates from the coast, he said.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
TO PRESS INVESTIGATION
 OF SENATOR NEwBERRY

Washington, May 1.-The senate priv iieges and elections committee decided unanimously today to press it's investiga- ton into the charges of Henry Ford that Senator Newberry of Michigan had ob- tained his election in 1918 by improper methods.
 The subcommittee in charge of the in- yestigation then went into executive ses- sion
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
SHAY CHARGED WITH THE
 MURDER OF HIS BRIDE

Florence, Ala, May z4.-An indict- nent was returned here today by the county grand jury charging F.. Whit Seay with the murder of his bride, whose nnutilated, nude and partly burned body was found on the outskirts of this town May Is. seay's trial was set for Juno 3.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
SENATE VOTES ID FREE THE
 TOLL BRIDGES OF THE STATE.

Concured by the House Bridges Will be Free After Sept 30 1922-Prohibition and Compensation Laws to Come Be- fore the Senate Today-"Srke and Lockout Bill is to be Taken Up in the House Today-Measure Passed in Eoth Branches Requires Electors Applying For Regis tration to Give Date of Birth-Applies to Women.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
RECOMMEND RATIFICATION
 OF TREATY WITH CHINA

Washington, May 24.-Ratifcation by the senate of the treaty with China au- thorizing imposition by ad valorem duties on imports into China which will yield 5 pc rcent. was recommended today by the senate foreign relations e0mmiaANap
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
What Makes a Statesman

A statesman is one who gives more time to passing laws than to passing the k.-Washington Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
MAKING PLIGHT FROM
 LOS ANGELES TO WASHINGTON

Los Angeles. Cal. May 2f-ea1f. El- die Rickenbscker. premier An1erlcan ace. hepped of at 3.3o o'clock this afternoon -sn. the second leg of his flight to V-sal- hgton, D. C.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
HOUSE.

Speaker Huxford called the house to 'rder at l0.25 a. am. standard time. There was the usual Tuesday attendance Fith the exception that Chaplain Aver vas absent. and prayer was offered by tsv- Mir Phillips. the member from sheifon.
 The house eoncurred with the senate in eiecting bills providing for vehicular li- enses. making an appropriation for the '@E kimbail hospital, making an appro- HFtion for inc committee on sculpture,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Canada's new programme for preven- tion of unemployment centers in a na- tional employment service working in close touch with the immigration depart ment.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
5AT ULSTER
 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION

n Belfast There Was Unprecedented Rush CT Motor @ Through the Streets Unionsts Mathematics and Sim teiners Endeavored to Get Every One of Ths Support
 CTS to the Pols-In All Sections Where Protosas and Catholics Live Side by Side the Police Were K-7t B-sy
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
SENATE.

The committee on apnronriations re- 7orted iu the senate today a bill appro- rating S25o0 0e0 for the American school 7r the deaf to complete the erection. fur fishing and equipment of its buildings ow being erected at it's plant in West hartford. including grading and improve uents of Us grounds. The bill was tabled 7r calendar.
 On the motion of Senator Goodwin ths 'rtuon from the house for the investiga- ion of insuTance rates was tabled.
 The senate concurred with the house in 'assinz under suspension of rules a bill equirinE the reporter Of the supreme 'ouri of errors to prepare a digest of the epcrts of opinions Of the court from 1863 1895, inclusive. ard 10 prepare digests nee in six years hereafter.
 On the motion of Senator Trumbull the e1ate in concurrence with the house assed biil authorizing the First school istrict Of Bristol 10 issue bonds to the mount Of S15UO0o.
 On the motion of Senator Bakeweu the 'cuate rsceded and concurred with the rouse ia rejecting the bill giving the state board Of education the right to pass on he plans Of new schoofhouses in towns.
 The committee on roads, bridges and rivers reported a substitute bill provid- TOT ,wners Of jtneys. The amount of the 'ond shall be $500 multiplied by the num- ser Of passengers which the jitney may -arry. providing that no policy shall be ess than Ss.ooe in the event the carrying ,apacity of the jitney be sixteen or les, md that the maximum amount need not SC more than s1o.ooo except when the jit- 1ev can cary sixteen passengers. when .hs maximum amount will be S90, 900.
 The company issuing the bond is re- 7uired to file a copy of it with the com missioner Of motor vehicles. The penalty Tor violation Of the act is a fine of $500 ,r imprisonment for not longer than one rear or both. The bill was tabled for -aIendar and printing.
 Senator James H. Mcdonald of New Haven was in his seat today for the first ame in some weeks. His absence was Hue 10 illness. He was greeted by his .oiieagues and beautiful vase of roses he gift of Lieutenant Governor Temple .on was placed on his desk.
 The senate passed in concurrence with Inc house. and under suspension of rules | bill authorizing the printing of a com lieted list of bills
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Price of crude oil was reduced 25 cents ] barrel at Oil City Pa.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Contact with too sharp man dulls -ene's confidence in humanity.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Exports of Argentina totuIIed sI,eos.- S0o,o0Q, and imports 54,1oo, 900 in 1920. Hepburn, ,eanfwhoseoojs tn
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Premier Briand received the German ambassador Dr. Mayer and conferred with him on the Silesian situation.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Rafet Pashs, Turkish nationalist com missioner at Afiun-Karahissar, has been requested by Mutsapha Renal Pasha, head of the Turkish nationalist govern ment, to form a new cabinet. The plat form of the new ministry is to be anti European Asia for Asiatics."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

The Tufts College chemical laboratory was the scene of fire which was mark ed by several minor explosions.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

According to the report of the state board of health fer last week. there was a marked increase in the number of cas- es of typhoid fever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
JACK SHOWS INTEREST IN
STYLE USED BY GEORGES
ton OF His Opponent and
Methods He Uses.
10y Associated Press.l

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June a.
Jack Dempsey displayed his curiosi.
" for the first time today to learn
the hghtins style Of Georges Carpen-
tier, his opponent IN the worlds
heavyweight championship contest at
Jersey City, July ..
Dempsey sought FIRST hand inror-
nation from a newspaper corrcspon-
den; ana oldtimc friend. who has
Just arrived from weeks stay IN
the French boxers camp. The heavy
weight champion wanted to know il
carpenter fought from Il crouch or
nat from a standinS-up position, ana
the position from which he started
the dangerous riSht-hand punch.
when told that Carpenter fouEnt
from standinS-up position, rather
,han a crouch. Dempsey asked: is
he hard to hit? If | can hit him
can lick him
Dempsey was told that Carpenter
WAS a sharp. accurate hitter and was
liable TO whip anybody he could
reach with the first punch. The
champion, after thinking for sec
speed himself. and Was hitting with
greater force than ever.
Dempsey's workout in his Indoor
arena this afternoon was no different
from yesterday. although he fought
ihc heavy sand bag from a crouch
instead or a standing position.
Dempsey worked at top speed for
thirty-tivc minutes. drubbinS the
punching bag for -four ROUNDS, the
heavy sand bag for four, and two OF
shadow boxing
Jack Curicy, who is regarded as
Carpenter American representative,
arrived At camp Just as Dempsey
was finishing his workout. Curley
SmilinSly announced himself as a spy
Tor the Carpenter camp" Dempsey
was sicaming with perspiration and
was just pulling on his sweater so
Curlcy did not have an opportunity
to see him in action. Curlcy WAS
with delegation of New York add
mirrors. who presented Dempsey with
e gold case in which to carry his
Elk membership.
Ihc plan Ia have Dempsey resume
boxing on Saturday was switched to-
night. The champion may not put the
gloves on until sunday. The cut over
ms LETT eye is healing rapidly.
Jack kearna manager OF Dempsey,
announced tonight that the cham
pion would lay OF tomorrow. doing
no work whatever. Dempsey viii
drive his car TO Camden. y. b. sixty
miles distant, To get his Belgian po-
ice dog, Sophie GinsberE. which was
..tt with Il veterinary "A week ago
for treatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
SPORTS
UNCLE SAM FINANCIAL
WINNER OF BIG BOUT.
Government will Receive Moro
Than Either Boxer or
Promoter.
| BY Associated Press.1


NEW YORK. June 9.--Uncie Sam
never drew boxing glove in his
life. bat hell make more money than
Jack Dempsey. Georges Carpenter or
Tex Richard on July >.
Figures which Will doubtless bring
Sleepless nights TO Dempsey's manager,
Jack kearns. and cause Francois
DcsCamps. manager OF Carpenter,
toSraphcr. wore quoted today by in
tcrnal revenue officials.
Dcmpscy's income tax for 100000,
approximately what he will receive
Carpenters toll. whoa exemptions
for his wife and child are subtracted.
wili total modest $93,33i.
That makes the score on the d;-
vision Of the purse read
United states government, S254,60i:
boxers. S2iJ,396 ~ interesting news
- tn" average Mr. American citizen.
who according to the revenue OFF,
vlaiS, pays tax on an annual income
Of between $4,000 and $1,000.
The marked difference between the
taxes OF the boxers is due TO the sur
tax on tho difference between $780,
200 and 100000. Dempsey, however.
possesses an advantage in that he
viii have an entire year in which to
pay. in quarterly justallments, the
iirst payment due March 10. 1922.
every dollar. The parting promises
70 be sad financially, when the
frcnchnun nnd his manager bid
good-bY to tho Goddess OF Liberty.
Government profits on the bout also
include the 10 per cent amusement
tax eNacted by Federal authorities.
which Will amount TO approximately
100000. The State Of New Jersey
viii exact n like sum.
Promoter Tex Richard. whose
profits may be 100000, will be taxed
an amount which will bring the total
government revenue from the en-
s..F IN. 4. H..
$500, geo. the richest sporting plum
in history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
No. 3O8 North
Meadow Street

The above m"ntioncd property is
centrally located IN the West End.
which makcs II Il very desirable r"s-
dental section. The house has SIX
lhrg. rooms and in good condition.
The above mentioned dwelling will
make any one a nice home or safe in
TcstIncut. having Il frontage Of 20 feet
and bounded on the north by IL large
alley. II YOU want Il bargain In u
home. or SAT" Investment. do not miss
this sale. Possession can he given
September 1St.
TERMS: Easy and announced at
sale.
DO.S'1 cay IL can't be done Eli you have
trLnh q D!spatCh Want Al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
........ 80 10
WASHINGTON,

summary Two-bnse hits--ichmke.
Jones, lieilmann. Erickson. Brewer.
Ihree-base hits - Cobb, Shanks.
stolen nases-Cohb, Jones. Sacrifice
hits-O'RourlSe. EhInkc. Bush. Char
rity. Blue. Double plays-Aiillcr to
Charity Bush TO Blue. Left on bases
Detroit, IL Washington. s. Bases
on ballS.-om Ehmke. 4; OF Johnson,
3; OF Erickson. 8. Hits-oir Jnhn,
son. in / is innings; off Erickson,
in % innings. Hit by pitcher
by Ehmkc lMillcrD Struck out-by
Ehmke, J.; by johnson. !; by Erick-
son, >. Losing pitcher-Johnson Um-
pires--M orarity and Evans Time
10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
Statement, Of Hank OF England.

LONDON. June 9.-The weekly
statement Of the Bank OF England
shows the following changes:
Total reserve. Increased fS2l.OOO.
Circulation, decreased $4,000.
bullion. increased 1866.
Other securities, decreased t4.3lO.-
600.
other deposits, increased fI17,o00.
Public deposits. Increased Il .OG2.-
600
Notes reserve. Increased tSl7.eg0.
Government securities. Increased
Ei,72O,u0O.
The proportion Of the banx,s re-
serve 10 liability this week is lg.2S
per cent; last week it Was 1883 per
cent, Rate Of discount IL per
cent.
southern Association Results.
E!rminEham, -: Memphis, 5.
Atlanta, :: Mobile. =
L!itl" Rock, II Nashville .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
American Champ win. Again.

I'EN F4.NTi-NNl, II FNT, FNIf, JUnr
o--Mrs. Mo!la BJurstedt- Mallory,
American siEgies tennis champion,
defeated Miss NJ. AGcKane to-day in
giles tennis tournament, Ga, as. al.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan, of California,
defeated Miss *. McKane. GA. I.s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
FEDERAL RESERVE GIVES
.S239,992,00O RESOURCES
Increase Over Preceding Week or
ST. i2, 900 = Bills Bought ard
Discounted Total S52,9OS, 900.

The total resources Of the Federal
Reserve Bank of the df,h district for
the week. c,a;rr woar..,a,. ,,.o-
spyoans nan c
S1@''''-'oVo' AN Increase of *2.sl2,-
amount, S725ao.ooo was IN rold -.
s,rvc. Tho ,noun. of rim. h,.,.,,,,,.
Il and bo,,f-h, o.
$500, was
ollows. "'"' O '"e '""N rs as
Cola chi, mud or,,ir, .csoo
Cold settlement funG =, '''''''
II. board IN vco ma
Total po,d b.,d ,,,.
Gold with Federal reserve
agent ,...........,.... aO.Sso. 900
80
Total gold rosc,vc ooo
Legal tender notes. silver
etc. 4, nos nm
Total reserves go
Bills acouated-sccurcd
by government nl,Iit,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
iBy Associated Press. |

summary: Two base hi,s-Flack
t2g; Sullivan, Lee. Three base hits.
-floliochcr. stolen bases-I. Miller,
m"i!ochcr, Sacrifice hits-Sullivan.
Terry. Peters. Double piays-Tcrrv
to ioilochcr TO Grimes. Left on
5ases--i'hiiade!p hia. 6; Chicago. 6.
Fascs on balls--om Cheeves. j: off
smith. !. struck out-by Cheevcs. .;
by smith, . Raik-Chocvcs UNI
and McCanrey Time
i 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
TWILIGHT LEAGUE TEAMS
ARE EVEN WHEN GAME ENDS

Marks Clothing Company and
Brauer played u tie game yesterday
afternoon "a, c. {. \. Field in the
Twilight League. the final score
standing to /.
Marks ....... ITO 600 OF &
Braucr . 600 COT OO--J ; &
Eaucries-Fi. Patterson and u.
Patterson: ENGLAND and Roll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
b"tIru Tor tadOrc IN SIXTH.
TMamnuN in eighth.
-. 4 Il a. 4 .

:, 'IN 'o,,i. ''''''''''.' III 0oV ioU-$
summary: Two-basc hitS-MclIcnry
Grii'ith. Wheat. 'rhrco-basc hit
iiornSby. Home runs Olson. Horns
by. stolen basc-Fournicr Sacrifice
stock. Double inlay Enurni.r
.unassistcd) Left on bases Brook
iyn, 10; ST Louis, 4. Bases on balls
OF Cadorc, ,; OFF Mamaux. .; off
iiaineS, /. liitS--off Cadore, s in )
innings; on Marnaux. l in > innings;
on Bailey. in | inning. Hit by
pitcher--hy Mamaux Q.avan) Struck
out--by Galore. L. by Mamaux, 1. by
i.aines. 4: Losing pitcher--cadore
umpires-Brennan and Emslic. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

To the creditors OF JOHN GAY. OF
lSchmoni. IN the County OF Hen
rico and district aforcsa Bank
Notice is hereby given that on
June ., 1871. the said JOHN GAY was
du!y adjudicated bankrupt. and that
,he hrSt meeting of his creditors will
MUTUAL Building, Richmond va. on
nc 18TH DAY OF JUNE. 1921. nj ~
o'clock in the forenoon. at which Tine
the SAID creditors may attend, prove
the!r Grains. appoint Il trustee cN-
anime the bankrupt. ana transact
such otner business as may PROPERLY
come before said meeting.
TfiOS. l.. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
June s. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

la t."I/ior Wit in eighth.
St Lor..s ............ o03 Ol2 eO1-o
BOSTON 002 zoe O0t--3
Summary. Two-base hits-l.amb,
Williams CD, Lee. i2llerbc. Pratt,
Thormasicn. Stolen bases - Sister.
Williams. Sacriiiccs-Slsler, WIZ
liams. Double piays--Lce to Lamb TO
Sislcr; Witt To Pratt to McInnis (2):
NcltGkc to Scet to Mclnnis. Left on
hascS-.St Louis. .: Boston. G. Bases
ON halls-oT Nansilder, 3; off Thor
maslcn >; off Neitzke. /. Hits-off
Thormaslen. in ; 2-S innings: off
Neitzkr. in ; i-3 innings. Hit by
pitcher - by NanS slider (McnoskyD
Losing pltcher--Thormasle TIM
pires-D!nccn and Connolly. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
l'hiin,lclpIiin.

'h!.aEo ''.....,..... 500 900 UlO--t
Philadelphia ........ 000 0o0 302--5
summary: Two-base hits-tIoopeT,
VIII. Home runs-Dykes. Moore.
Mostil Double plays-ColiinS. Me-
Clcl!an and Sheely: Moore. Galloway
ana j. Walker: Sheely (unassisted);
MulliEan and Sheely. Left on bases
Chicago. !; Philadelphia. .. Bases
on baiis-on Moore, 4: or McWeGney.
. struck out--by McWecny. 3; by
Moore. .. wild pitch---Moore. Um-
plrrs--OMcns and Chin. Time. 03.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
CHAMBERLAYNE AVE.

Modern 7-roum home on large lot.
at "A very low price. See US IN per
son about this.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
1913 N. AUBURN AVE.

Six rooms. brick, latrobc heat,
electric lights: deep lot. Quick pos
session for 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
1923 HANOVER AVE.

Modern two-farnily house. sep.
arate hot-watcr heating plants. g
rooms and bath TO each noor, pos
session September int. Price right
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY ". Z. SULLIVAN & co.
Realtors

At the request of the owner. We
VIII sell on the premises. at
PUBLIC AUCTION
FRIDAY. JUNE 10TH. 1921.
at o'clock =. NJ.
that six-room brick dwelling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-10
EDWARD S. ROSE
COMPANY, INC.
Real Estate and Loans.
lol7 Bank Street.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
~ Ed STATES FOR THE, EAST