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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
r,uNISION MARKETS..



NEM YORK. March i:.-ncport that the
Brazilian government was considering
measures tur stahiliZinE coffee prices.
,uuplnri with sharp advances in the rr!-
may markets led ~ more active cover
!u=. t:adc aud Investment buying in iu-
iu!"* h,r" today. rns opening Is
- y points higher. ana active months
sold 80 20 "3 points ab"vc last nights
closing figure" b"iur. th@ end OF III" morn
us with MAJ touching 10 ana S"pt-m-
Dor '.s... ! his rNatc an advance of ap-
rrnNi inIt".y CCnt pound from the low
r"rur!s uf last W-dn.>,!n!. aud the '.os"
was t"w points "m from tn" hest under
realizing H' ~h"Wsd a net advance Of
luiy. t..y. ~"p;eup"" h.si. October. uN..
pN,..uher. 5!-. january. 7.@A.
SLOT cuu"" tr'p~r. tx" -. &c; Santos =.
n. '';'-. N,ry few cos; and freight all -
Veg, received. M "nly ONES mentioned
h"iuE Santos ~ ~ $50 - SO. american
credits III, official cable reported
d",.iu" 81 l5p rr.> In tn. dollar bG! iug
rate. with an advanc" OF 5-!6l ia u"
itf" ut it-o exchange on London. Til"
~" market was =" in - r"s hi.;h"r. and
the a!vanc" 81 - :" =" r"IS :v9nr;"d IN
lille santos 'nHrNt; by tn" early cable vas
followed 10y fu.thcr advance 81 500 10
SO lsi-. brazilian port receipts. 900.
JuUdlHhy receipts. HOO.
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TOTAL liabilities S2SG.ol. 600
fchrrnI itcscrtr Notes Outstanding
aud in Actual tirruIntinn
T.. X. notes outstanding. SI51IiT 0nn
J. X. notes held by banks ..@G5. GOO

+ L notes i'm actual eli
culatiou .
TCt1l amount of bills
discounted ana bought
for the week ending
March Is 1921 ..
nu" l.. : Urea surcr hy
IN T. I'm Der dcpnsiiary
banks ..........'.
Contingent Liability ON
bills purchased FOR
{ foreign CORE srun-
dents ......
ESi.o uC total reserve.
To deposit aud T. T..
not" liabilities COM
hincd ....... ....
Ratio nf gold reserves to
+ X notes ru circula-
ton after Scttin.
aSid" - p"r cent
a%H!nsl d'posit liza.
tllliN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
BANK CLEAR|NCs SHOW
INCREASE OF s2,134,215
ruin Federal Reserve Bank Re-
casts Its Weekly Statements,
First of New Form Follow.

flank clcarinss FOR tho wccl. Just
ended show ari increase over the
"l"arinSS for the previous period of
S2.i$i.3i5.2S. according to figures
which have just been complied by the
Clearing lious" Association Of Rich
mond. The clcarings for last week
were $i2.6S?.023.Go. while the corrc-
spending Week of la20 totaIea in
c,'arimcs S6G."ll.i7.a5
I'm order I" reveal more truly tn.
position az reserve BANKS weekly
statements have been slightly r.cas,
~ form. the main change occurring in
the deposit BLOCK. Instead OF total
gross deposits the statement shows
total deposits which are made M, of
the following items: Government
deposits. due TO members. reserve
accounts. credits to foreign cavern.
m"niS and foreign banks. and orr
standing checks and drafts. Ecscry.
RATIOS nav" been calculated in IN,
sam" manner rs heretofore. excopt
,m"l t"'"l deposits as described above
nave been used in the calculation in
stead OF net deposits formerly used
MI iUtur" statements of the LnuI;
NH b" prepared in accordance with
tn" revised form
:. f"It"Wing is tn" statement ur IN.
fcu"rhl Reserve BANK of tn. l:ifth
hiStr,ci. for til" weekly period ond-
me March is:
Resources
COD coin ana ccrtiiicatcS$ 35o5unn
GOA settlement fund r
u. hoard '..-.......... 9S.SSiUnu
Total -old held by banks 32.too. Ooo
Gold with Federal reserve
agent Observation-Disclosures. II 3oo non
cold redemption fund 7,il.,ono
Total gold reserves { ,,n.unn
Legal tender notes. sill
v'r. etc. ................ a.7iooon
,r"i"l reserves $3.50. IS $3.50 600
Bills secured
10y government obliga.
,i"ns ....... 50scauoo
BIS discount"d--nli nth.r iSDnS on,
EiilS bought in omen mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

NEW YORK. March ia.-Thcrc 40
rh.ur" IN tn" i"'a! market Tor -" sugar.
with cuhaS quoted ~ SIC cost aud freight.
rlr,i 90 D., FOR centrifugal Tnr com
,uitt.c reported sales ot 500 tons TO
li.t-l States interests az Size. cost ana
freight and l5Gul toms old crop ~ 80.
Ia refined ih' unh"';"nc was somewhat
unsettled. owing 1" Ia" reduction ut 80
per pound Ia the basis of Sc FOR I'm.
vrHnulatc4 by one nf tho leading r"nn"r>.
btAcrS. however. Were unghun:r'! at SO
tor nuc hari grades. with several uuosing
"u thu basis ot = tor Suits. Tho demand
said To -" falling OF agt IL Mas
arucraily believed that larr" buyers were
ur"ttS well supplied :ur tn" time nc,ng.
There was only = uodeiatr business. bi.t
prices were .Hsi"r under scattered l!rui-
d"unn and selling hy commission houses
with iiuIi prices . to . points nnt lower.
MARCH, closed - S.!0 MAY i.-a: Ju.v.
"a. and Snntnil. nor. ~ MI hil.
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Sprc al Data.

Local 'b>"rvnti"n, ut = T. VI. Yesterday.
w int direction. south wind Velocity. 4.
weather AT , t.. Nj ,.uuI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
RESOURCES OF FEDERAL
BANKS $685., 10000
combined U"p"rts From Twelve IN
>iiiuti"n~ Sh"wS status OF
ltu~inr~> for Week.

WASiIlNGTpN. March l9-Com-
hin"d resources and liabilities o: the
twelve Federal r"r"ry" hanks We're
a follows at Tn" close OF business
March Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

SEW YORK March L, Cottonscod OF.
WAS quiet. tLt -.rhiN. Cation Eou'-is
bought i litil. Juls. Demand oih"rwls"
hy the siohdiEcs- n lard and cotton.
Clus.u bids were UNCHANGED TO points
ne higher. Sales. 81. 10" barrels Tend ~
20 barrels. Prime crude. 49, bid prime
summer yellow spot close! i; 900. May:
~. Ju.y. 59t and S-p,'ub.r 80, all
bias.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
FEELS TWENTY
YEARS YOUNGER
Virginia Farmer, Hale. and
Hearty at II, Tells Secret
OF Ills HEALTH,

81 am now seventy-four years old.
but thanks TO Tanlac I don't feel my
age by twenty years" said r. w.
Tate. well known farmer residing at
Belmont Park, Va. -...
over two years ago I had a spell
Of the hu,' and II looked like my APP
petite WAS gone for good. About all
could do was drink a little coffee.
and my hands shook and tremhled SO
would spill about as much as
drank. My troubles pulled mo- down
from over two hundred pounds In
Weight TO only Il hundred and fifty
two. and ! was So weak ! couldn't
put the corn in the trough for the
mules.
Ever since my second bottle OF
Tanlac have been eating Just as
we'll az ever did in my lIte and
have already gained eleven pounds in
weight. feel stronger in every way
than In years. and can do more work
than lot Of men much younger. than
am" 60,
Tnnlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. and the Grant Drug
Co. and leading druggists every
wherc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
TAG DAY TOMORROW
FOR THE GIRLS HOME
ruhiir Will He Asked to Aid InstI-
tution Which Comes to Rescue
Of llnroriunatc.

Every citizen OF Richmond who Is
Is asked t" buy Il tag tomorrow for
the lenetit OF the Memorial Home
FOR Girls. Highland Park. formerly
the Female Humane Association. one
OF the oldest institutions OF its kind
In the entire south. II is the poiicy
o! Ihis home Ia lake girls almost
from bahNhood and IL support and
truln them until they ara - years
old, and many of the Wards are not
actually orphans. but are taken from
most undesirable surroundings where
il would nave been wcil-ntch impos-
siblc for them L. grow into strong
women and an asset 10 the cominun-
itv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
Ky 4. l.. ADAMSON
Real Estate Auctionecr
Trustees Auction Sale
OF a


30-iCRE FARM, WITH DWELLING
AND OUTBUILDISGS, ABOUT Pa
MILES SOUTHEAST FROM MID
LOTHIAN. IN CIIESTERFIELD
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
by virtue OF deed OF trust from
Nathaniel l.. Wills. dated October 8.
1919. and recorded in the clerks Office
OF Chesterfield Circuit Court in u. b.
1855. page 27s. default having been
made in the payment OF the four in
tereSt notes OF SIZES each and also
OF the twO-year note OF $40335. and
being REQUIRED so to do by the holder
thereof. the undersigned trustee will
sell at public auction, in front OF
Hastings Court, Part H.. South Rich
mond. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1921.
AZ IL o'clock Noon,
the above farm of 80 acres. more or
less bounded on the north by lands
or Richard LeOnard's estate, on east
by lands OF Stafford Phillips. souIh
pY lands OF Albert johnson and wear
ny ROAD separating this farm from
lands Of John O'Nicl and Mr.. Hancock
TERMS: Cash.
a. y. PETTIGREW,
.c Trustee.
ANctiODear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
FAST MUSICAL FARCE
ON LYRICS NEW BILL
"At the Party" nou,ta NnynIfren,
settling representing Colonial
Observation-Disclosures of Week

"a, the Party" IA fast and funn.
musical farce. Will have prominent
place on the new bill ut the Lyric
today and the remainder OF the
week With a magnificent setting
representing "a colonial mansion.
win its green shutters and its tall
pillars running along the front or
the house. al the Party is PIC
turcsqucly staged.
The diversified program consists
OF concerted numbers, dancing.
whlstling and violin selections ana
many solos. Life and gaicty abouuc.
and the Offering is very acceptable.
Clothed In lavish style, II is some
what superior to the ordinary run.
The piece may be aptiy described
as - musical comedy revue" OF the
old South. as sweet rs a magnolia
blossom" During the revue. sing
ing, dancing. musical spccialtics and
limitations are offered by each MEM
Der az the company.
Other features Of the show In
cludc Monroe and Grant. a team O..
comedy gymnasts: Narcotic Eoiiet
n Co. Offering n classy musical act
Eilly Beard. former minstrel star.
and the tive Cromwel!s. comedy jug
glcrs. New movies" supplement-
the vaudeville attractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
BUILD $1,000 HOME
ON LAkENiEW AVENUE
=. ". FHirIamb Files Application for
Permit with IM.pertOr butler.
Others Are Issued.

Application for "A permit To build
two-story brick dwelling at ao.v
I.akevicw Avenue. 10 cost $4,000. VAS
filed with Building Inspector Butler
yesterday hy :. T.. Fairlamh. Buns
ing permits were issued yesterday II
Gladys g.. Dean" 10 build II br,cn
dwelling at 330S West Franklin
street, TO cost $1,000. and TO buiio "a
brick garage In rear of the dwelling,
10 cost $i0e Mrs. Mary +. Wickham,
To build Il brick garage at 3G05 Han.
over Avenue. To cost si0a: j. NJ. Blum,
To repair Il frame dwelling at 2.25
beverly Street, To cost $500: Paul Me
Rae estate, 10 repair Il frame dwell
mig AT 2lS East Tenth street. IL cost
S:c0; sadie BYRD 10 repair frame
dwelling At 1890 Moore street. To cost
s37j
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
". H. CHAPMAN HEADS
GRAND ARCH MAsONS
Portsmouth Man Elected High
Priest of Chapter. at
Meeting Here.

Tho Grand Arch CHAPTER OF Eir-
Shia. y. f.. y; \. NJ elected tns toi-
i"".ng officers last night:
" NJ. chapman. OF Portsmouth.
grand Aigh past: !. c. Gre,nilv. at
L>rcShurg. r-~nd king; j. J. Mat
tern. 90 Eichncnd. grand scribe:
treasurer; J. q. i.arkins. o. Rich
'n"nd. grand secretary: Il. s Bncher.
OF liarT.souhurg. grand captain OF
hosts, Howard g. Gilmer! of PULASKI.
grand principal sojourner; ". T..
Howden, OF Norfolk. grand royal arch
captain: +. y. Joachim. Of Charlottcs.
VILE grand third Veil: j. Leon Coda,
OF Portsmouth, grand master. second
Veil, Alexander bryant. OF Petersburg,
grand master first veil. Rev. Frank
I. McFadsn. grand chaplain: Oscar
j. Adams. grand marshal: j. a. Pamp-
lin. grand tyler: Holm II. Cochran
grand lecturer, These four are from
Richmond. l.. F-nno Heath. OF New
port New. retiring grant high
priest
Committee on work--John t. Coca
ran, j. L. Alexander. James II. Price.
James Bowman. w. NJ. Chapman, W.
II. Whitefcll,
Committee or fraternal cores
pomdence-Joseph w Eggleston, y.
w. HUBBARD, T.. l.. Cunningham
Committee on finance-J. II. Gilt,
c. {. Lewis. Sr, William II. Hill.
Committee on stewards depart
mcnt--J. j. English. Jr., F.. c. Wal
thall. W. VI. Williams.
Committee ON William J. HUBBARD
mcmcrial--T il. Adams. IT., j. Y.
Alexander. J. W. G. Bryant, y. J..
Evans. w. y. Woodward.
This morning At 10 o'clock tho
grand coLdmandry will meet. Officers
VIII be elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27

inohld lie is survived b. his widow.
Mrs. Theresa Eaulhabrr Saunders. 4
dauSht"t. Year old; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John g. Saunders; four
brothers. John. Kenneth. Nelson ami
ttrr Saunders. :Ed nv" Sisters. Mrs.
Harry l.. Morrjsette. and Miss. >
Alma. Elsie, Page and Emily Saun-
uri3
Mr.. Saunders enlisted In .0l1 for
service overseas. lie traircd TIT
Camp Mcclellan. Anniston. LA, ana
served with crmr.uS j. One Hun
d-ri and Fifteenth infantry. Will.
~ france, h- was promoted TO ser
eeaht lie participated In tn. defense
"t Center Sector. Ma!brouii NiI. Mul-
cvillc Farm. B"is dormant and other
cnSaScnIcnts. lie was honcrably dis
charged in 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By SUTTON 4 co, INC,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
AUCTION SALE OF
Those Two Well Built
Semi-Detached Two
Story Bay Window
Brick Dwellings, 104-
l 0 AZ E a st Cla y
Street,

Between First and Second Streets
For the purpose OF winding up an
estate. we shall OFFER for sale at
Public Auction. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81 1921
At O'CLOCK l.. 81.
the above-described property.
The dwellings, contain nine COZ
rooms each. TWO 90 baths, electric
lights. etc. with lots fronting to-
gcther As feet inches on The north
side OF Clay Street by Il depth OF iOs
feet 10 % inches.
These dwellings are well located
in good section Of Clay STREET
They have always been good renters
and have paid we'll on the money in
visited in them.
TERMS: One-third cash, balance
on credit OF one and two years for
negotiable notes secured by deed
Of trust on the property, and Interest
payable on same scmiannually.
SUTTON IL CO. INC.
Auct!unccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
~ II. r. RICHEsON & co.
THu STEE'S AUCTION SALE
Lots "a and IS,
Block "a
Colonial Place
nENRico COUNTY. Va.

In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust to the Undersigned. dated Feb
ruary 27th, 1917, and recorded in the
clerks office Of Ilcnrico County Cir
cut Court IN Decd Book @Uy-A, page
ds!'. default having been made ia a
part OF the debt therein secured and
being required 50 10 do by ih.. holder
thereof ! "iii sell BY public auction
ON the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4TII. 1921,
at O'clock l.. NJ.
the real estate described ia said deed
as follows:
An those certain lots OF land. lying
ana being IN the County OF licnricc
Va. being lots 81 and 81, IN block
No. ~. as shown ON IN. plat OF IN.
property. Abbey Realty Corporation.
snown as Colonial Place. section Il,
recorded in the clerks office OF Hem
rico, County Circuit Court in Map
BOOK =, page 81"
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay
IN: expenses OF executing this trust
an paSt-dnr taxes. pro-rata taxes for
ytch' one Que February 9Th, 1870, one
due August 21th, i32c: one due Feb
r4hry 2th. 1921. anu one due August
Z'th. 1871, together with interest
thereon from Ih.ir respective due
hatcs ana upon "a credit until Feb
iuary :'th. 1872. FOR the sum Of
s9z3.Vo ana 5000. respectively. and
me residue, II any. at one year from
uate OF sale Tor note. with interest
auuec' al! deferred payments to be
secured by deed OF trust on the said
property.
4. w. LOBBAN,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
TO BURY WORLD WAR
HERO TODAY AT $3.50
Edgar AdhinGt0n Saunders, SON OF
incoming city Sergeant, Sue
cuIibs 10 Illness.

Funeral services for Edgar An
u!hston Saunders world WAY veteran.
who died yesterday morning ut }
ocl"cR III the home OF his father
John O. saunders, Al West Twenty
seventh Street, wi! bc held hiy II.
tcrnoon at $3.50 o'clock 1T the home.
KEY. IL. j.. Proctor, pastor of WOOD.
land Heights Methodist Church. viii
conduct the services. intcr,nan. will
he in Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. Saunders WAS - years % age.
He had been Ill since October :. and
dcath was caused by bronchial pneu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
BY X Il. CHAFrIN x Co. Inc
Zeal Estate AuCtioncers,
twelfth and Main SITS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


'S.' I.2h'sES
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
NcS tOl ND 3O3 NORTH SEVEN
IEESiH STREET..
Acting under Al deed OF trusr hrav,
oy Louis WOLF and wife, duly record
ed IN the Once OF the clerk of I,irh
mona Cnanc"vy Court in l.. H. a3..D
p.se $50. a.iau!, having been made
secured. uhd being so required Nv inn
NotshoidcrS the unJers!gucd trustee
VIII sell by public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY; THE o7TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1921,
AT : O'Clock T. Nj
deed. as follows: '"e Sa'u
All that certain lot. piece or parcel
~ i"hu' with all the Improvement
sns Hesis mated as Nos. 3oI and
ao3 Horth Seventeenth street, TO-
Bcther with all rights and ANN
ltnanGes thereto belonging. vim. an,
otins IN The CITY OF Elchmond' Vir-
snni", az ,He northeast corner of
ScNthtcshth ana Broad Streets mai
oouhurd and described as follows
'o-Mit commencing ut the northeast
htt ti seventeenth and l;roaI
,in,,, thsnes running northwardIy
a!o!S the eastern line Of Seventeenth
"t.sst anu fronting thereon iorty
tiHht tts) feet and eleven az
!hcnes, more Or less, anu exI.nHi,,r
49," ii"Hi sulu front eaStWaEuly ami
b't "c,n pa!aI!r! lines, siaty tGu, Tel
a ,m% t m!me ~ inehes, more or less,
ana >. III the plan OF Mary n. pri,Iv.,.
property. which plat is rccord,d in
ttinc clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chshcery Court III Plat Book 10
pasc 10, and being the same reni
SA tate winch was conveyed 10 the SAID
Louis VOL BY Harry 4. NiInIinroi,
ana wife and Charles Il. Nishtinsnie
ny their deed dated July ~ iyio
auiy recorded in the clerks oftice oi
tnc Chanccry Court OF the Cir\ ~
hicnmohd IN u. Il. 2l7-C, page iJI
IEhMS: Cash sufficient 10 nav Tho
ehpehses OF executing THIS trust in.
ciudihG any taxes due. togcthcr win
the proportion uf 1921 lax. ANA 70
pay balance al $4,000 du,. m, m.
notes secured. with interest th,rrn,,
rom the 2Oth day or July, 1921 ana
'VhS residue Of purchase money In ~.
paiu IN equal instaliments al Sne ami
TWO years from the day OF s;tlr Inr
notes, Win interest added and srcusc,
py dced OF trust on said nrotn.rry
or Tor an cash as TO said resIuuo ~
the option Of the purchaser.
J.. w. McVEIGu.
w. Il. GLINN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee' S Auc ton
Sic of a Very
Valuable ract
of Land
IN rowHATAN COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
NEAR POWIIATAN COURTHOUSE.
KNOWN AS "FIGIrISG CREEK -

hNC"S AZ "FlGftTiSG CREEK"
BY virtue Of II certain deed OF trust.
gated November :; 1905. and recorded
court OF the County oi I'owhntan,
VirBinia. ia Truhl Deed Book 40.
page to6. 10 the undersigned trustee.
10 secure the payment of certain
money therein mentioned. default
having been made III IA. payment
Or the debt thereby secured, ana hav-
ms bten required by the renenciarivs
the courthouse of the Circuit Court
OF fowhatan County. Virginia. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER I. 1921.
Al /: O'Clock Noon.
that certain trac, OF ismG known as
fishtihS Creek. ana described in
said decd OF trust as follows
All that tract or parcyl OF land
rownu,An, Slate Of virginia. Known
ny survey Of ". i. Brown, survcy.r
oi Powh.stah County, made October.
OF trust and drscr!ucd IA metes ana
bounus AS follows. to-wit:
beginning at wEitc oak on III.
.ine between Fighting Creek Farm
aud the property Of the Wotsnam
Estate ana running north 81 east 81.
chains, thence north 1864 east s2SO
chains. themes north $50 east 5.s5
Nh1'HS' eHSHCc EoTtn Us east II chains
thehca south fh east 2.15 chuIus,
thence south ~ east 20 chains, tn.ic.
south 90 east chains, thence north
u II east GA chains. thence south
10 east $50 chains. thence south II
west lf.ob chains, thence north IS east
i-'Io CHAINS, thence north o west |, 40
CHAINS, thence north 20 cas-, 800
CHAINS, thence north 50 east \ %
chains. thence north 50 cast 52U
chhihn. thence south Co. east 1870
chains. thence south ~ east chains
thcHCe south g. east ll.U chains
thence north ~ east la.i3 cn;,ins
thence south 10 east as chai,Is
thence south 81 west 2l.ss .h:,ins
thence south sc west ys5 CHAINS
thence north 20 east 223O chai,..
thence north 2J east D chAius tb,nr,.
north o. y east 2l.5o chains. ,henc,
south 80 west 1920 cnains, th.uc.
south 81 east i5 chains. thence soutn
ieH west $500 chains. thence south
% ;: west &c chains, thence north Gs
Yves, t5 chains. thence north eas,
! chains thence north IL cas-, $50
chains. thence north 20 west 4 chains
thence south &c west SO ch,irs
thence north ~ west 3 chains thence.
nortn So west chains, thence south
Is - west 2.6C chains, thence south 80
west chains. thence south III west
Zoo chains, thence north ~ west
81 chains 10 the point OF beginning
This ~ one OF The best known farms
In Powhatan County. and can readily
be subdivided into small farms. Inn
provemcnts consist Of large brick
dwelling and many outbulldings.
TERMS: Casn.
r. a. LANCASTER JR..
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-27
nu,inc.s women IN Meet.

The bimunthly meeting of the
business and Profc 50 ional women'a
Club viii be held tonight at S o'cloci.
at the Y. w. c. \. Miss Mabel
Brown. OF Norfolk. will deliver her
first lecture of the season. after
which an Informal reception will be
held In her honor. All business ana
professional women in Richmond ARE
invited.
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ny direction of tho owners, we viii
sell by public auction. on the prem
iscs. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER o7Tu.
at 1870 O'clock T.. NJ,
that most attractive brick two-storv-
and-atiic residence, No. l2l North
i-ombardy Street. with lot 81 feet ?
inches by 1873 feet 3 inches on the
east side of lombardy Street. he
tween Floyd and Grove Avenues
Contains, besides the basement, pam
Try. bath, etc, nine attractive rooms
new hot-watcr heating plant has
Just been installed, and All tho mod
ern convcnicnccs are available. The
property is newly papercd, painted,
ana iS in perfect condition, even tho
noors having been recently rcfinishe,i
The attractivencss OF this location
ana the Spanish style OF architecture
win ample porch room and nice side
ana rear lot. adjoining Il twenty-foot
alley, on quiet but good street
convenient Ia schools, churches, street
cars, etc, should command the Mt
tention Of the most conservative in
vestors, and IL will make an I'M
usually attractive home,
TERMS: One-fourth cash, the bal
anGe ut one. Two, three and four
years, with interest quarterly. RE-
MEMBER THESE UNUSUAL. TERMS.
ELAM G. FUNSTEN,
Auctioneers.
HUNDREDS of users voluntarily tastIfy
/ TO the good results obtained from, TlmeI.
l sDi1patcl Want Ada p. 80 glf--TT 4
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dUCTIONS--LECdLS
Legal Notices
SALE OF DAN RIVER SCHOOL
DISTRICT BONDS.
Pursuant Pursuant to an order Of tho Board of

Pursuant to am order Of tho Board Of
SUPERVISORS OF Pi.tsylyantA County, Va,
'h'ered at tho October meeting 1871
'taled biis VIII bc received up to and In i.
.,niihg November !. 1891. for the sale of
'se.0u0 Dan Nivor School District coupon
Upnus, 10 bo dated September !. 1891. is
sued by tho school Board OF Dan RIxa,
District pursuant to Section 7s6 and fol.
owing OF tho Code of Virginia, payable In
twenty years. bearing intereRt Ut per
I.ht' payable scmiannua!iy and OF tho
accumulation OF $1,000. The said bond,
20 constitute lieu on all tho school prom
eFty OF Dan River District for tn. pay
inent OF the principal thereof and III,
interest 20 accrue thereon
Tho Board reserves the right In ,,t..,
thy or all bids submitted
j. J. WHITEHEAD.
Chairman Board OF Supervisors
s.. S. HURT. Clerk.
Chatham Va