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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
Plot and Counter Plot Revealed
in Bomber Capture.
Russian Red COnfesses Wall
Street Blast Responsibility.
FIVE OTHERS ARE INVOLVED
He Says Plot Was Aimed at j..
p. Morgan.
New York Police Say Confess
sion Does Not Check Up.

Warsaw, Dec. II (by the A. P.)-
Plots and counter plots. reading like
a chapter from fiction, were involved
in the search for clues in many parts
of Europe by American secret service
agents which resulted in the arrest
here yesterday of Wolfe Lindenfeld
alias william Linde, in connection
with the Wall street bomb explosion
in New York in September, 1920.
Lindenfeld has fully confessed, the
authorities say, naming the ring
leaders ih the plot which he declared
was aimed at J. P. Morgan, the in
fernal machine exploding prema-
turely.
According to Sylvester Cosgrove and
Paul Alt andorf, who trailed Linden
field, the suspect has named five prin-
cipals in the plot now in Europe, who
received $4,000 from the Moscow
third internationale thru New York
communists. Lindenfe1d ha declared
his Willingness to return to New York
as soon as possible and turn state S
evidence.
C-me to Q. S. in 1906.
The Polish authorities say he was
exposed in 1906 as a Russian secret
agent and fled to America at that
time, returning to Europe last spring.
Altendorf came to Europe in Febru-
ary last, while Lindenfeld came over
in March. During the summer Alten-
dorf, living in various communistic
centers, obtained a clue which led him
to seek Lindenfeld's acquaintance.
As a result, Cosgrove arrived in
Warsaw two months ago. posing as
having connections with communist
groups in America, and was intro
duced to L:ndenfeld by Altendorf.
Trailed by detective.
After eablishing n: acquaintance.
Cosgrove suggested to Lindenfeld a
scheme whereby, by giving ipforma-
ton in res rd to the Wall street ex-
of the rewards offered for the arrest
of the plotters, without risk to him
self.
Thruout these operations by the
Am erican secret service men, Polish
operatives shadowed I4indenfeld, and
the Poles claim that. while Linden
field was pretending to play in Cos
groves hands. he was at the same
time double crossing the Americans.
Clues developed while trailing Lin
denfeld led the police agents to ar
| rest number of communists. who
| against the interests of Poland. Sew
eral women are, involved in this al
legged espionage plot.
Check Up His Story.
Government police officials are to-
day checking up on the story told
by Wolfe Lindenfeld, alleged agent
of the Russian Reds, who is said to
have confessed leadership in the Wall
street bomb explosion in September
1920.
Lindenfeld has been questioned al
most constantly by the police since
his arrest. He is said to have con-
Contiued on Page Five.J
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
SUIT AGAINST HOTEL SITE
j. f. William RenI1er Made Defendant
in S15,O45.2S Action.


Suit to foreclose against the site of
the proposed Hotel Renker at the cor
ner of Tenth and Kansas avenues was
filed in the Shawnee county district
court, today. by John S. Rhodes who
seeks judgment against J. F. William
Renker, the hotel promoter, in the
sum of S15,O45.2S, the purchase price
of the property plus interest and
taxes which he alleges is due him by
reason of default. Mrs. E. G. Renker,
wife of the hotel promoter, is also
named as a defendant in the action.
Rhodes states in his petition that
when he sold the property to Renker
December is, 1917, he accepted as
payment a mortgage and five promis-
sorry notes for $2,5oO each and one
note for $500 becoming due in con-
secutiye wears after three years from
that date. He states further that
there was included in the mortgage
a stipulation whereby if any note, in
terest or taxes became in default, he
has the option of declaring the entire
contract due and payable Immediately.
As a basis for the suit, Rhodes al
Ieges that the first two notes of s2,5OO
each, due December Is, 1920. and on
the same date this year, respectively,
are unpaid. and he seeks to exercise
the option which he contends was in
cluded in the contract by asking that
the mortgages be foreclosed, the prop
erty sold by the court and he be al
lowed TO recover from the proceeds.
Rhodes asks that there be included
in the judgment, besides the face of
the six notes, amounting to $4,000,
the interest to date, and taxes for the
years 1918, 1919, and 1920, amounting
to a total of $15,O45.2S. The taxes
for the three years, amounting to
81, ,415.2S, have been paid by Rhodes,
the petition states.
When informed of the filing of the
suit, Renker issued the following
statement:
Mr.. Rhodes has called at my Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
International Union of Miners Plans
Attack on Kansas Labor Law.

Indianapolis, Dec. 17.-Suit will be
flied soon to enjoia the enforcement
of the Kansas Industrial court law on
the ground that it violates the state
and federal constitutions by attempt
ing to empower the court to fix wages
and working conditions and by MAX
ing innocent acts a criminal conspir-
acy 4 the first official announce
ment which was made here today
Of the method adopted by the inter-
national organization of the L. NJ. W.
A. for its test of the Kansas law.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
FRENCH CLAIM
PUSHED HARD
BY DELEGATES
Other Nations Join, Declaring
Demands Are Absurd.
Claim of Ten Capital Ships Out
of All Reason.
WON'T BREAK PARLEY-PARIS
Cannot Understand poverty
Pleas" and Naval Program.
Japan and China Rapidly Near
ing Shantung Agreement.
Claim of Ten Capital Ships Dat
of All Reason.
WON'T BREAK PARLEY-PARlS
VIII Not Endanger Pact

Paris, Dec. 17.-"France will not
permit her request for increased
w..rship tonnage to endanger the
success of the Washington confer
ence but will abide by any deci-
sion. no matter if it is adverse" it
vas officially announced today.
France does not wish for dread
naughts, but for tonnage equal 20
thai of Japan in submarines and
light craft, particularly submarine
chasers.''
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

order the jailer to admit him to the
prison. Hopkins refused. he said, de-
claring that the jail rules would be
enforced against the women the same
as against all other prisoners. Cal
lery says he has been retained by the
old Howat district board as counsel
for the women.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
NEAR EAST RELIEF APPEAL

Governor Allen Issues Special
Proclamation to Kansans to Sup
port Work-You Can Feed One
of These Children for SIS Per
Month
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

Good health means good
cheer. Let Christmas seals
take your message of health
and good cheer. to the tuber-
culosis victims everywhere.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
BLANKET OF SNOW
Was Light ThruOut Most Sec
tiOns of State.
Fair Weather With Rising Tenn
peratures Is Promise.

TODAY's TEMPERATURES.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

FORECAST FOR NEXT WEEK
Generally fair and much colder
Some probability of snow after
Wednesday.
Shippers Forecast.
Protect all thirty-siX hour shipments
north and west against a temperature
of 10 degrees. East and south %.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

Contiued on Page Five.J
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17
ENJOIN INDUSTRIAL COURT

(Continued on PaRe Twn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-17

Contiued on Page Five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
WILD GAINS MADE DURING
WEEK IN COTTON MARKE i
Bulgcs Of So Per Bale Noted
During Opening
Session.
lKy A.socia,od rrcs. /

NEW ORLEANS. $ep;. - Tn" up
w"rd-:rcnd nf the price Of cotton was
more marked this w.ck. although
the wides, gains wcr" made in the
";,riy sessions There were buIycs of
50 It bale on the opening session Of
the week and on tho following Soc
sion October TRADED up tn 80 cents
Il pound. ~ which level tho active
mo.;hs were 90 I" 2ei points over
the close Of the preceding week This
WAS - high stage OF the week Ia
tn" later sessions conSid"rabl, iuui-
dation Of the long account was ac-
cnmplishcd and II was at tho expense
rf values. although on tn. clos.
prices were stil. lia /" lnl points
higher than the close % the paced
ing week. October closed at 1915.
in tn" spot department prices gained
lc0 points on middlius. which c.rsyl
a, 1850
The market acted over bought after
the middle OF The week. ana It's ten
den"y L" react Vas strengthened by
private bureau reports on the cpndi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
CLEAR YOUR COMPLEXION

DO you frowu when your mirror
so klhrinSiy rehec;s some facial skin
ole;u;.h. And wish for n quick and
cas-! way Of clearing your skin?
There's II skin heautifier ~ delight
iuliy fragrant. tiuicd cold cream.
SHOWN as l;iack and Whit. Beauty
Bleach. When used in connect on
WITH Black and " hite SIaD and
Cleansing Cream, the res its are sur
pris.nS.
Black and White r.aut. Bleach
clears the comnieXion Of pimplcs.
HlacHhenhs, ;rccklcs. liver spots. sal =
l"wnc.s--- makes the skin soft ami
smooth. III; ck and White Soap is an
aid to Beauty R'cnch--kccns the skin
IN perfect c nLition. TslacN and White
Cleansing Cream removes all Dirt and
impurities from the porcs-makeS the
SKIN soft and vcivcty
Black and White Beaut' Bleach.
inci Soap. 25C. and Cleansing Crea n
zoe aud "oc. arr sold ard guarantee =
by all good drm: and department
stores.
Write Dent u. rlouch. Mc~nhis
Tenn for u copy of "our Ejrthlt"
Took and ls:flct whi In coils al about
Black ANA Whi,e T"'ot rr.parsti5ns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
{. ". MYERS BELIEVES
PROSPERITY IS ON WAY
'""rrS ~ fompnny'S Advertising
Mnh l. strong believer In I,onst-
Ing md .AdvrrtiS;u-

charles w, Myerf. advertising man
hgcr for Morris n Co. Chicago pack
e's. arrived in Richmond SATURDAY. on
- tour OF Southern cities in the in
i"rc.; 81 his firm. Whiic here Mr..
Niger" l. being entertained by l. G.
-lccrs ard w. w Tillcr. president @.
The Virginia Retail Groccrs' and Meat
Dealers As'oci:t'on.
Mr. Myers is Il great believer in tho
Naiu" q! advertising and especially In
Tie value oi advertising and aooc; iIy
tn" advantages Of ones HON. town.
Mr. Myers stated that he intends,
iciurnlr" 10 Chicago within the next
rev weeks 10 take an optimistic m -
sage Of business conditions tnroug
u.t the South. II" believes the south
Is welt on the way II prosperity.
MI Myers leaves today for Peters
burg. where he will deliver an ad
lr"Ss bcfOr" The State convention g.
the Virginia Retail Groccrs' aud Mca,
Dealers Association on III" subject.
Advertising az 81 factor In modern
business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

ton OF the crop. which were cunsid-
crHbiI above rumors spread about
during til" early sessions. when the
extreme view was held that condition
percentages were likely 10 he as los
as - and possibly 81. one private
bureau rc"or; az the Week WAS 4Ga
per cen, nj normal. indicating n CROP
Of 6.2il.60b bales. This Crll LA, as n
huii!sh Influence. y lit,i" later an
other report oi i2.o per cent Of
normal was issued Indicating IA crop
"f about 6.5f0.0p6 bales which was
actually called l"uriEn Toward the
end of the week 1t looked as ii many
traders were trying to bring about a
more reasonable view OF tn. condition
"f the rr"p. Government reports
were highly bu!lish. indicating fur
th"r sever" deterioration. and much
I'r" HnHiur" opening Of hollis 1t was
stated in tho official returns state
IL" state, that over large areas Of i'm
p"rtant territory. pick ing has already
been completed.
Tn. October position uccupi.d
much Of the attention OF the trade
because of The fact thai MDnday Is
the hrst notice day for tenders
against that month For a whil.
longs were inclined To liuuid.tc hr.
cause a; the fear That tenders might
hr la:Ga. hut the widening on. OF The
prem uTi on bc"mchcr over October
/" 50 points II the end az the week.
IM' - different fac" on the sitnIt'or
ana u was commonly predicted that
pct"hcr shorts would trauSf"- to -
c"nbcr rather than tend ~ Arai,
th"Is was a rumOr ON the closr az IN.
week that October longs were li,loiy
to ask for altogether NOR. cotton
tHan shorts would ear" to d,iiycr
Wnira ruinvr brought in :nuCh buv-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
Suburban for Sale

cotRT--Spl"ndid investment
vo car lines. los. care The Dispatcf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
ROTARFANS WILL. BE
GUESTS OF BOYS CLUB

EHiarians VIII bc guests az ~
Toys club tomorrow evening AT u
o'Ci""k. The boys Will have open
house at III" Nuhroyms, io> Mort
Twelfth street. Windy" Baker. ~.
clubs caterer, vii! have Il lot ~ cd
iblcs on hand, and the boys VIII pre-
sent II specially prepared progran
for The entertainment of iEcjr guests.
The i!oys' Club was started about
'wo years ago by the Rotary Club.
49, II outgr"w it's original quarters
ON Fourth street. the Rotarians
bought the Twelfth Street properly
and turned ii over 10 the boys y;
The reception tomorrow evening the
IoyS VIII present program of mi:
Seal ana literary features. The Rn-
tarlhhs Viii. IN return. give the buys
II treat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

ordinance has been submitted "a tNat
h"dy restricting usc ~ III" pub,i"
streets for storage 90 maternl tor
hui.dins construction. The idea IL.
"s rADialucd hy cuunrilmcu. IL i.rv.
n!hlt the u~t &c streets for in definite
periods b. contractors who pile
bricks, lumber apd sand indiscrim-
u.tciy. thus inttA'fcrine with ira i,ic
and proving barriers To perfect SER
vice NJ the Fire Department At
present the usr Of u large portion -:
tht street - permitted.
II Is tho purpose oi the proposed
ordinance TO minimizc the space now
permitted. :!CN 10 require contractors
and others using the streets. To pro-
c".d with less lcisurr in the removal
OF such appointments I, trailic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
TEN THOUSAND ATTEND
BOSWELL COUNTY FAIR
silver Cup. offered by Hirhmond
Commerce Chamber, IL Awarded
to- lInmONcr county.

Much interest and enthusiasm was
stimulated in the State Fair To hc
held here next month as result al
the boswell lntertounty Fair dur
lag the past week, according TO Rich
n.Ud :rS in attendance.
County agents. who had worked for
weeks in encouraging farmers III "N-
hihit their products. report the fair.
from AN agriculture standpoint. tac
most successful ever held thcrc. They
stated that INauy OF the exhibitors
have sismiicd their Intention 10 make
entries a; the Richmond fair and a.
most unanimously have siSnitcd
their intention to attend the state
event one or more days.
y silver cup offered by the R!"h-
mond Chamber "f Commerce for the
best exhibit OF farm products WAS
awarded TO Hanover county.
Approximately i0.00r people are
said 10 have attended the boswell
Fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
SCOTT TO CONSIDER
RECOUNT PETITIONS
Irrrvuinritirs Alleged In ucvrumc
tnnimiS ~l"nrrAhiP and Lee ward
Peace justice Contests.

Judge Il. Carter Scott viii tax" M
'i,ts morning at 10 o'clock IN civ
Circuit t"urt thc petition ask ing o.
counts IN votes east in the rrrrm:
Urinary for justices Of tnc pr.Ic.. ~
'.c" Ward and ipr c"mmtss !"ncr l..
nc Revenue. The contest ia i.-,.
Ward is between tmp candld,i,..
Will" that In reference 10 C"mm.,-
sion'r OF the Revenue arises Owe, !,
r"titi"n signed by numbcr Of ri.
i"ens calling attention a. alleged -
oSu!ariti"s IN various precirc,. :
throughout the city. \ large mum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
COTTON GOODS HIGHER.
BUT SELLING WELL
IBy Associated Press

NEW YORK. Sept. ~ --.Inhiers
and manufacturers using cotton goo l.,
as their raw material have been huy.
ing more literally at ai.h.r prices
but generally for delivery within
thirty - sixty days. Selling agents
handling hr"ndcd GoouS have been
revising their rr!co l's>s urwa"d. IN
keeping with the sharc cotton {d.
vance ms month. ana have be n
selling stock goods and mil! run overs
at moderate increases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
by j. ID. CARNEAL u SONS
and
CHAS. X. WILLIS & CO,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

In execution OF a certain deed OF
"a in clerks office. Richmond Chan
leCault having been made in the
payment OF a portion OF the debt
therein secured. and being required
Ny ,hc beneficiary SO To do. We Will,
Oh
TUESDAY,. SEPT. 81. 1921.
~ O'clock +. NJ,
rrocecd to sell. on. the premises. No.
1000 Cedar street. at public auction.
thc property described in said deed.
as follows:
'All that certain lot OF land. with
improvements, known as No. 1000
Cedar Street. Richmond. Va. bound
sd. viz; Beginning AT The northeast
corner Of Cedar ana Eaker Streets.
running casiwardly along and front
ing on the north line Of Cedar Street
90 feet and extending back 1872 feet"
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all
costs OF sale. insurance and taxes
TO day OF sale ana n debt OF sl20.47.
balance Of the sum secured in the
Iced 10 be paid in 81 monthly bond
instalments OF Sl5.l? each. first one
coming duo October %, 1921, balance.
II any. 10 bc paid in one and two
years, with interest. secured by a
deed OF trust on aforesaid property,
Or for all cash at the option OF the
purchaser
i. SITTERDING.
]. ID. Carnival.
CIIAS. Il. WILLIS.
Trustcns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
rustee' S
Auction Sale
OF

80 IS ACRES, WITH SMALL. HuiLD-
INGS. ~ MECki.ENBuRC; COLN-
Ti, NEAR CHASE CITY.
Ia execution oi deed of trust to
the Undersigned trustee. dated March
I, l5l'. recorded in Deed Book 10.
pages 3SI ana 3s'. viii, at the re-
quest oi the notcholdrr. default hay-
ing been made in the pa :mcnt Of
The d"ht therein secured, Sell by uuc-
lion. on the premises,
TUESDAY,. SEPT. -. 1921.
IL : O'Clock T.. NJ
the real estate described in the said
deed as follows;
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land. situated near W l.. fuckers
mill in Mcckicnburg County. Va.
containing 30 IS acres. and bound I'd
aud described as follows: beginning
on the east line OF w. l.. Tucker.
by Jury. thence along the line on
the west 10y J.. NJ. Pcttus. thence
along the line on the south by W.
Il. Tucker. Being the same property
well and BanniStcr Gayle by l.. NJ.
Pcttus and wife, by deed bearing
date March IS. 1901, and recorded In
the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
Of MccklcnburG County, Va. in Deed
BOOK 81. pages 10 and Il. also by deed
from chas. j. Faulkner. special com
missioner. TO Nicholas Burwc!!. bear.
ing date October. 1917. and recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court OF Mccklcuburg County. Va,
in ID. Il 81 and page 10. etc.
TERMS: Cash as 10 cost Of cXccut-
ing this trust. any taxes or insur-
ance that may hc due and TWO notes
for SIS each with interest from March
:. 1921. and September /, 1921. until
paid: a credit as 10 Two notes. one
for the sum Of slS and payable March
:, 1922. and one note for the sum Of
5000. also ayablc March :. 1922. bal
ancc upon such terms as may be an
nounccd at the sale.
T. !. CRAWFORD,
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
BUSINESS FAIRLY ACTIVE
ON PRODUCE MARKETS
Receipts and Demand About
Equal and Prices Re-
main Steady.

business MAS fairly active tbs
greater part OF las, week on car.
aud Thirt.enth Streets. where ;hc
" n"i"sa!" produc" dealers and c,m-
mission merchants distributed coun-
Try produce, nnd other eatabies. Re
cipt> and demand werr about equal.
and lr!ces remained steady. with nj
matoriai changes in any lines.
There was good supply OF poul-
try. which met an active demand
There was even some inquiry for tur.
Keys. although there were none "a
III. market. II thcreohad been th"y
would have brought - IN 10 cents.
chickens weru plentiful at 80 10 ~
rents per pound for the small 10 me
dunn. and 80 /" 90 for the large. Hens
were steady AT % to -. ducks were
nuiie active at ~ to 30 cents per
pound Tor the large and 20 to - 20,
small. Gu.ncas are becoming more
plentiful. and The demand for them
y somewhat more noticeable. They
sold last week 1T 30 To 81 cents
piece. Eggs We're very active ut -
10 II cents per dozen,
N'als ui the 1est yesterday were
,Siivc. the fancy reaching IL cents
per pound. ard the grades under tha,
- cents. Lambs were only fairly
Give AT tr 10 cents per pound.
Hogs were a little slow at TO .
Crnts
liner" was quite an active demand
or country butter, aud all that car;c
II Was taken AZ prices a little In id
"hcc Of former quotations. Swcet
'ntatocs We're In good demand and
ca1tiy brought $3.50 per bushe.
lriSh potatoes were also active az
s!.hn to sl.'J per bushei.
'"ry street people look .or fair. y
arsc receipts o" country produce
7 nus week, and IA demand that will
i'Ne 'hem ut prices that will not vary
Try materially from those prevail
ing last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
TO RESTRICT USE OF
STREETS By BUILDERS

Nh important matter. recommended
10y Mayor Ainsli". VIII BE- taken up
by The streets Committee AT It's meet.
nS this afternoon ut = o'clock. An
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

Her "r witnesses have been sum
honed IN these Two cases
me petition asking for n reco.nt
'h the rot" for Common calth's Al.
-"rh"E az llopcwcll. was also fled
VIZ" Judge scott. hut later IL was
'ak"h before the Circuit court at
"r'wn'i' where new election WI.
rierod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
JAS. NJ. Rail-. JN.. Cashier.

Universal Leaf Tobacco IonoHny. Inc
The reg u,uT quarterly Dividend OF , p.r
cent ia. ~ sDU.y"U .: Preferred stock
o. the Ghir"fsal Leaf Tobacco Company
Incorporated. nus been declared payable 0n
October /. 1921 20 the prcf,rrcI STOCK.
holders Of record at the close OF tus.nes,
Sv -cinbrI 2. 1874.
u c. PHILLIPS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
DiSpL1Y CL.t..tnLhn
rNlTEp STATES MNRsIIAi.; SALE
EhS1EHN DISTRICT OF VIR-
GINA

Ey virtu" OF IN o,der of ,alc ISSUED
out o! the United States DiStric,
Court tor the i:aStrvfi District at Nii-
rsria on the 18Th dag Of September.
III. motto" is hereby given tina; [
VIII sell by public auction. suhj-ci TO
confirmation by the court. iu. cash.
On Tuesday. the 21th day of Scpt.in-
Der. 1921. at IL o'clock Noon. at the
bhnk street cntraUc. of the Post
Ci'Icc and Court Building. Richmond
VA. the steamer 'i.os"dalc." h.r en-
E!hes. boilers: machtnery. boats.
tackle. apparel. appUrtcnauces and
furniture, as she now lies at the ,.ty
wharf. Richmond. Va.
CLARENCE - SMlTIiEItS
United states Marshal
By W. II. wiltshire
Deputy United States Marshai.
Hill. MONTAGUE.
Proctor for I.ibciimnt.
NIRGINiA-IN THE CIiANCEIsl
COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
MpNp. TIE 20TIi DAY OF SEP
TEMl;ER. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
.iOGif,,ns--LEGliLS
Legal Nn,lc,,s

-------.--.-.s,, =. ''-. .1''' 'e e'' OF
AMERICAN NATIONAL. BANK -
Richmond VA ~
u meeting OF the Board Of itirnc; L. L.,
q today. the regular quarterly dni3"rrs;
Ickholdcrs OF record September Sa,h; ~
'hccks viii be mailed. "''"'
- Vice. President and uasii;jo,
I, use these Want Ads IS 10 h. 90.
esuits are OF
INT to buy an auto1 Read The cia.si.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26

NATIONAL STATE AND. CITY bA%K..
EIChu!Und, VA.
S.yt.iub.! ~ 1871
'r!c Eonrd Of DucGturr ot inis Bans
have this Gsy declared the usual .ua--
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-26
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