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BROKER Fncrs serlnns Charge.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. oct To-
Lewis Iiurke, wcli-kucwu broker. was
placed on trial la Criminal Court
here today. ON charges of larceny,
ciuhczZlcmcnt and fraudulent breach
OF trust his speculatinns said {" have
involved losses oi more than iluc.UoO
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to 1855 for the second title. OBJ
tanning 80? l.. VI. Any apparent
discrepancies in examples may he
x happens occasionally that the
first high tide AT Old Point oc-
ours so late as to throw calcula-
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Comfort.
Example: TO find the times OF
high tides ut Richmond ON Sep
TENDER -, add eight hours and
four minutes to Hep for tho first
tide. obtaining 1888 a. NJ. and
add eight hours and four minutes
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cCToiiI!K laTH, 1921.
-lL..-a.

sell. on the premises, III" following
described real estate. to VII.
, All the right. titi-. interest and -s-
vat" .! j. H. i'Ti"l In Iiia to that
barcci or lot "i land lying and be-
Ing ia the city of Richmond Va
known as h0ut" and 10; 40 2l9r
SHrr!nSton street, sh!d real estate be-
INK described aS follows: All thut
triangular. hapri lot 81 Rand pnuud-
on tn" west Is TIA" property nos or
formerly Of s. y Glenn ana on tn"
north and east by IL" Street. SAID
property COMMENCING n stone at
tn" western intersection OF IL aud
Darlington streets, running west
warGly alouE and fronting siSty-,hr.c
tt3) feet on SAID Darlington Street.
running theme" north"astwardiy along
Ne line Of the property now or for
m"rly owned by Glenn 10 NJ street.
thcuc" sOuthwurd!y along the line o.
II street la the point pf beginning
7, III" interest % ~. said J. H. Hl!.i
10 and 10 this r.al estate. being a
>nc.icurih CO IHt'rrS', sthjrci tp
no dover -! k.telu!a Hriol. widow of
IOhu II. Hrlci. deceased ~hu died
.HicStHt", leaving iuH- children and
widow VirEinia iricl. a. ris FcI.
lttrS at Law, and WHO died srlzei and
p"9>"ssrl OF the above real estate.
TERMS OF SALE: cash sufficient
.rrsi"r's commission Of > per cent.
,osis FOR drawing ANA recording
leeds. and not" Of SlN3,Ii, with in
crest from June 2ath. 1921 terms as
10 balance, II any. 10 b. announced
WILLIS u. MILLER.
Trustee.
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TO AppcnI chud Labor Law Decision

CHARLOTTE y. c.. oct. lO.-The
appeal from the recent decision of
Judge James T.. Boyd, declaring un
constitutional the Federal child labor
thN law. will go up To the Supreme
Court III tho United States within
The next few days, Judge Royd said
tnn!Eht. mNon his arrival here.
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5 Acre Fa m

u, virtu" ~ Il certain deed nf trust.
dated May 10. 1919. and rccorGc,, in
Inc clerks office OF Chesterfield
county Court in Deed Book ljd. page
"a. 10 the undersigned trustee. to Sc
.nrc the payment OF certain notes
tr"n made in the payment OF said
1cnc made in the payment Of said
notes, and having been required 10y
me beneficiary so to do, shall sell
II public auction. on tho premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -. 1901
nj i:30 o'clock +. NJ,
That certain lot OF land, containing
acres, more or less. with j-rooIr
iwcilinS thereon. located on the Nv
Road. In Chesterfield County, about Z
miles from liichmond. Va. bounded
and described as follows: on the west
~ the New Road. on which IL fronts:
On tho north by the lands Of FnnII,n
robertson; on the east by the lands
.?f Ruehl and Kohl. and on the south
by the lands OF Boiling and Matthews.
TERMS: Cash.
w. II, KELLEY,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEE AUCTION SALE
CHAS. j.. RUElfitMCkD.
Heal Estate Agent.
2246 Park Avenue

by virtue OF n certain deed of trust.
dated May ~. 1891. ana recorded in
Deed Book Z63B. page IJS, In the
Clerks Office Of the Richmond Chan
certain notes therein desc- .ucd, de-
fault having been made Ia the debt
therein secured. and being required
no To do by tho beneficiary. vii!
sell mt public auction. on tho prem
Uses. on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1927.
AT 1870 o'clock
the real cstat. described in said
deed or trust. az follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land. WIN improvements thereon.
ing and being IN the city OF Rich-
nUnd. Va. and bounded as follows:
BcSinning At point on tn. north
linc OF Park Avenue 10 feet east Of
center OF the party wall between tho
property hereby conveyed and that
ahJoinlng 1t on tn" west. No. 22is
Park Avenue. thence extending Gust
"drdlS along the north line of Park
Avenue anu fronting thereon 10 feet
70 the center OF Tie party wall be-
tween IN" property hereby conveyed
ana mat adjoining IL on the east
No. 22ii PARK Avenue. and extending
PACK nOrthwardiy from said front
between parallel lines. 10 Fec, B
inches. more or less To an alley in
tho rear - feet vide.
TEkMS--F!rst: Assume :. $1,000 90
hrst mortgage. payable sl.Oo0.UO Octo-
Der 20. 1871. ana S3.o0y.oo. payable
October %. l322 second: Assume.
3sbaVOu. payable 5000 per month
ana interest. two monthly payments,
oil 5000 each. nov due and unpaid .
balance cash
RoET. /. MAYO.
Trustee.
Ny AUGUSTINE; HDYAIL REALTY
COMPANY. INC.
~ Ham street
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The local time of high water ut
the places named may he found APP
proNimately for each day by
adding the tidal diffcrepces. print
cd in hours and minutes oppo site
the names of the locality, TO tho
times of high tides at Old Point
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Deaths

Gfo-re Mitchell IIoa a,
-. L!iLsh-t. Hospital. Gao l.. 81 Mon.
tIF. FIU,rnl from MS homo at EN-
w"r'n kinB william County. w-dnes-
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by hrGCsTINi; EDYAIL REALTY
COMPANY. INC.
~ Ham street.
RON Eatntn AMrtinnn.rs
TRUSTEES AucrioN SALE

TEHEST. SUifiCT no DowiEi;
90 WIDOW ~ THE WHOLE. OF
LOUIE ASp LOT. 80. 4i20 CAR
liNfTON ST, RICHMOND, VA.
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ia "xocution OF - decd o. trust -c-
corded tn tic thauc"ry Court uI the
CITY "t richmond. Va. on the 7tlt day
81 hctunrr. 1924. IA Decd i.nDk
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Moon 90. noon; quarter CO., fun moon: G
moon OIL the equator a. - moon in rerisoc.
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p"gr -- 60 b" spread on the rec
ordJ. default having hccn made III
IN" Payment ~ TIA" note therein do
scrib"d and secured. and brius re-
Huir"d 9" 20 10 hy the holder Of
SAID pHst-duc note. viii On
a. En- I,SIAN I,I,uII,IhI, il,rII ,nu1
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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sell. on the premises, tho following |
described real estate. to VII:
The Washington times., 1921-11-25

the open. And Tellegen will be
given an opportunity to tell his
story"
The Washington times., 1921-11-25
FARRAR DIVORCE
CASE N0TEDFOR
TRIAL ON DEC. ).
Attorneys for TeIIegen to Fight
Plan That Brings Diva's
Suit Up First.

NEW YORK. Noy. 25,-Again the
battle bugles are calling In the Far
rar-Tellegen camps.
ITO arms" Is the signal as the
fascinating Geraldine. the golden
glow Of the Metropolitan Opera
forces, and Hitting LOU" the matinee
idol, who once worshiped as for so
many years he has been worshiped
across the footlights, prepare for
battle in the suit that is termed. for
legal purpose ''Farrar VS.. Tellegen."
The case Is nearing a real third.
act" climax, because Samuel and
Alvin Untermyer. attorneys for
Madame Butterfly" unexpectedly
filed a notice in the county clerks
office on Tuesday that Miss Farrar's
divorce action has been noted for
trial at 1915 o'clock on the morning
Of December next. "or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard"
In their latest move. the Inter
myers, pater ct fills. have rather stolen
q march upon the attorneys for Telle-
gen, Arthur E. Schwartz and Harry
N. Steinfeld. For II was understood
by Tellegen and his attorneys that he
was to be given ample opportunity to
tell his story Of the matrimonial dis
cordances that led to his being barred
from the luxurious home Of the opera
singer.
Yesterday IT became known through
an attache In the office of Mr.. Inter
myer. that an extremely important
and extremely secret conference took
place recently.
Attorneys for both sides were pres
ent. A lawyer representing Miss Far
rar II ia said asked:
What does Tellegen want?"
To which Mr.. Steinfeld. for the &C.
tor. is said to have replied:
Merely an opportunity to tell his
story-a story he believes will justify
him before the public and definitely
ALLEVIATE his wife from public sym.
pathy."
Mr.. steinfeld would not verify
these facts yesterday, but stated:
This latest move Of the other
side will not interfere in the least
in our plans. We shall move short
ly In the Supreme Court for an
order consolidating our separation
suit with Mrs. Tellegen's divorce
action. Efforts to shut off Telle-
gems story Of his martial trouble
will, we are certain, prove unavail-
ing;
ent attitudes OF Samuel and Alvin
Untermyer. We granted them ex-
tension after extension at their
telephone request, four II re-
to slip over something without
our knowledge and rush us to tria!
on the divorce issue.
"Of course, the case will not go
to trial on December S. / do not
know when the trial will be held.
But. mark my words, 1t will take
place not before referee, but in
The Washington times., 1921-11-25
VIM-O-GEN Yeast Vitamines
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The Washington times., 1921-11-25
JAPS DENY WAR SPIRIT AS
RESULTOF DETERIORATION

TOKYO, Nov. 25.-Some Europeans
and Americans say that the settle
ment Of the population question In
Japan is a condition precedent to the
Limitation of ornaments and the
guaranty of peace.
This plea is presumably due to the
preconception that a surplus popu-
lation leads to the invasion of for
eign lands. Let 1t be remembered.
however, there is no population ques-
ton Of that sort In this country.
1t is true that the population OF
this country shows a healthy rate
OF increase. but 1t Is wrong to think
that this means a surplus popula-
ton. While the population IL in
creasing, there Is constant add
ton to the wealth Of the country.
and It would be proper TO say that
The Washington times., 1921-11-25
Upset Stomach,
Gas, Indigestion
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The Washington times., 1921-11-25
STATEN ISLAND WOMAN
SHOOTS LAZY HUSBAND

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Mrs. Mary
Konkol. wife of Samuel Konkol. Sta
ten Island brickworker. who claims to
have supported her husband and their
four children. for year by taking In
washing. Is alleged by the police TO
have admitted having shot him with a
rifle yesterday when he tried TO whip
her after she had upbraided him for
having been Idle for more than year:
He Is in the Richmond Memorial
Hospital in a critical condition, with
bullet lodged against his brain. She Is
under arrest on a charge OF feionious
assault.
The Washington times., 1921-11-25
CUMBERLAND MAN is
ACQUITTED OF STAYING

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Nov. 26.-
After celebrating five hours. the jury
in the case Of Gilbert Taschenberger,
on trial for numbering Charles Carder
at Oldtown. this county. brought In a
verdict for acquittal.
Carder was shot and killed by a
small pistol carried by Taschenberger.
According to the latter. the weapon
was drawn only to frighten a band OF
youths who had hooted at him and his
brother, William Taschenberger. on
the occasion Of a visit by the two TO
girls in Oldtown.
The Washington times., 1921-11-25

vigorous physical development Vim-OCen also con
tans iron and other health building ingredients
The Washington times., 1921-11-25
LOCKED UP, SMUCCLES
SNAKE INTO HIS CELL

UNIONTOwN. Nov. 25.-when
George Schley was arrested on a
charge of disorderly conduct he man
aged to sneak snake into the police
station, though he was searched be-
fore being locked up.
doors changed behind him, shrieks rent
the air and the desk sergeant and
other officers made hasty investiSa.
ton. They found a half dozen other
prisoners climbing up the sides of their
The Washington times., 1921-11-25
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The Washington times., 1921-11-25

Ten minutes after using Danderine
you can not find a single trace Of
dandruff or falling hair and you
please you most viii be after a few
weeks use. when you see new hair,
fine and downy at first-yes-but
really new hair-growing all over the
scalp. Danderine is to the hair what
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The Washington times., 1921-11-25
U. S. SYNDICATE SIGNS
80 MILLION LOAN TO CHINA

VANCOUVER, b. c.. Nov. 25-A
Picking .cablegram to Vancouver
mercantile house declares that John
Abbot. representing Chicago and
New York syndicate. this week signed
an agreement for a $50, 100000 loan to
China.
The loan. according to the cable
gram, Is for twenty years, and viii be
secured by wine and tobacco revenues.
The Washington times., 1921-11-25

Snake Oil
VIII Positively !

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This oil IL conceded 70 ~ ehs NEST
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The Washington times., 1921-11-25
Italian ambassadors attended the cere.

Italian ambassadors attended the cere.
mony.
Miss Smith is the daughter of the
late Eustace Ballard Smith, at one
time editor of the New York World
and later it's London correspondent.
She was born abroad and for the past
twenty years has made her home at
Dinard. France, with her mother, who
was Kate Butterfield. daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Butter
field, of New York.
The Washington times., 1921-11-25

cell while the snake wiggled around
on the floor.
At first the prisoners believed the
snake to be vision created by moon.
shine whAkey, George was compelled
to take the snake TO bed with him and
keep. II in close confinement until the
expira ton of his sentence.
The Washington times., 1921-11-25

the population IL short. rather than
that 1t is excessive. In fact villages
are suffering from the scarcity Of
farm labor.
It IL absolutely untrue that Japan
Is suffering from an excess Of popu-
latton. and there Is no reason why
the issue of our so-called surplus pop
ulation should be raised by foreign
ers. especially. by Americans,
The Washington times., 1921-11-25
AMERICAN GIRL Welded
TO THE DUKE OF NAPLES

LONDON, Nov. 26.-Miss Dorothea
Ballard Smith was married yesterday
in Brompton Oratory to the Duca Del
Monte, of Naples. The American and
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-29
TRAGEDIA OCASIONADA
POR CUESTIONES DE
CHARACTER POLITICO
I'm Srio. del Ayuntamiento y
un jefe de policia fueron
muertos en- una refriega

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENSA. 4.
PUEBLA, MARIO 2S.-Ayer Sc re-
gistro una tragedia en- el pueblo de
San Martin, cerca de las Piramides
de Teotihuaran. El Ayuntamiento 10.
cal aprehendi6 por cuestiones politi-
cas-. dos individuos pertenecientes al
Partido independents que luch6 en-
las elecciones pasadas.
Tres de los vecinos prominentes del
lugar fueron a pedir n libertad de
los detanidos al Comandante de Po-
licia, pero este y los miembros del
Ayuntamiento, y el Secretario del mis-
mo Cuerpo, Sc negaro1 4 dejar!os en-
libertad. 10 que ocasion6 un disgusto
entire los peticionarios que Sc hicie-
ron de palabras con el Comandante
de Policia y rarios de los funciona-
rios dichos, dando por resultado que
Sc trabara una balacera entire ellos.
En- Ia refriega muri6 el citado Co.
mandante de Policia y ei Secretario
del Ayuntamiento. FL pueblo indigna-
do aprehendi6 4 Candido Martinez de
Ia Rosa, 4 un hermano y a TN primo
de este, que fucron los matadorcs del
Comandante de Policia Y del Secre-
tar:o del Ayuntamiento tras de un
juicio sumarisimo Sc les fusil6.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-29
EL SOVIET E
iNGLSTE RRA

Las concesiones que ha obtenido
Inclatel.ra del Soviet son altaTnente
favorab.es para e. comercio inglss. Ell
-obierno del Soviet ha comenZado
DO. reconocer en- principle su obliga-
ci6n de pagar ID debida compensS.
ci6n a los particulares CUE han 81.
rniniStrado mercancias o servicioS
Rusia Y que aun no hayan sido pa
Sados: promote que los fondos y pre-.
piedades de los Subditos br:tanlcos
en- Russia no puedtn ser tomados por
el Cobierno del Soviet en- n!ngu1 case
Y Que las ulercanciaS de los SLbditoS
inSleses no estaran sujetas a requ.-
sion: acue-da los buQues inSleses
Que anclen en- los puertos ruSos las
ynisrnas ventajas que obtienen en-
otros puertos extranjeros: Sc concede
los sQbditos ingleSes 81 que puedan
regresar L lngiatevra cuando quieran
y el de comunicarse libremente por
correo ' talegrafo y sc autoriza In
slate-ra para nornbrar aSentes con-
sulares para protection de los sdbdi-
tos britanicoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-29
TAS NOTAS CONICAS Y ORIGlNALES Il QUE DO
= JIJCAR FL PAGO DEL UL7INO "INCONlE TAXI
Tn mamono ua conucndo que supendLas cuntas de
poesora de pano-El "Banco de los Nctos sLos soeones
a caza de informes de nujeres de buena renta

sola de elias podia ser comprendida
all! por nadie. Mientras tanto su aca-
dorado discuTir Y su mImica aumen-
taban Ia general hilaridad. Fueron
llevados los Interpreters. pero sstos
pronto opinaron que aquel homorc
era vfcrima de algun cataclismo men.
tai. Nadie le comprendta NADIA. Sin
embargo, fue remiudo el eStranjero i
la propia presencia de Hr. Edwards.
quien Sc supone que Gebe entender
todaS las cosaS. ..... Result0 que el
sujeto parec!a, provenir del remote
ir,crior de Ia Russia Asidtica. y ha-
b.aba un lenguaje pracdcamente suyo
propio. No obstante, Sc pudo COM
prenderle al fin que Sc trataba de q
tenia IN hermano; que el herrnano Sc
encontraba ausente 4 Ia saxon; que
alguien estaba cobrandole quien saba
que impuesuos. y que ultimamente
ese alsuien. eXasperado, habia decla-
RADIO que el hernano ausente iria
Ia p.isi6n de Cualquier modo. \ ei
J.: Sente investigaba 10 que podria ha
Ger en- amparo del otro y en- caren-
cia de fondos. Mr.. Edwards le ex
tendi6 Ia garantia de un mes de pla-
20 acostumbrada en- tales casos. y
miro hacia su reloj: era Ia l de la
mafiana-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-29

NEW YORK, mario 26.-Ahora q
Ia recollection de impuestos indivl-
duales acaba de terminar y que las
areas de Tio Sam guardian va 81 par
te en- las gaaancias realiZadas duran
te el pasado ano en- cada uno y en-
todos los hogareS de su vaSta Juris-
dicci6n ahora, decimos. aSi los que
paearon como los que colectaron,
pueden detenerse un instante go
zar de las multiples facetas comicas
que ofreci6 e! aSunto.
Tno de los mas regocijantes s!tios
de eSta ciudad ma sido. realmen.c, e!
de las oficinas de Mr.. William II.
Edwards. Honorable Collector de
Rentas del Interior. Y en- este case
ha fallido Ia mirada de aguila de
los hombres del cine. Un ratio por
csos lares, ha sido siempre un ratio
pleno de sonrisaS. No parece slno que
cada quien que va saldar sus deu-
das con IA Naci0n. tuviera IN histo-
ria c6mica que decir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-03-29
IBAN A EVADIRSE LOS
PRESOS EN- LAREDO
Solo uno de elIos logro
escapm y no ha sido
encontrado aun

Celeoromu Especial para LA pRENSA"
LAREDO, Texas, MARIO 2S.-Deb!s
do que un prisionero desperto al en-.
cargado de Ia prisi6n dando voces,
pudo evitarse que todos los presos
Sc evadieran de Ia carcel del Condado.
Inmediatamente salieron el carcelero
V los guardias de la prision y les or
denaron los reclusos. que estaban
a punto de escaparse por un orificio
que habfan practicable alrededor del
tuvo del aqua, que volvieron a sus
ceIdas.
Sin embargo. uno de los presos lla'
mado Julio Gutierrez. que iba a ser
juzgado por robo. logro huir.
No Sc ha podido explicar el miste-
rio de como fuaron abiertas las Gel
das do los presos, va que las llaves
de elias las ten.a Ell carcelero en- la
pieza donde duerme, que estaba ce-
rrada.
Hace algunos dias descubri5 instru.
mentos cortantes Y otras herramien-
tas en- Ia cedas de tres individuos
acusados de robo Y Sc cree que algu-
nos completes con que contaban los
presos en- el exterior fueron los. que
les proporcionaron los eiementos ne
cesarios para escapar.