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Pee II. 1000. .................... i3i.
PARKER, Terry-E. G. Schulze ~,
Oct. q, 1920. ...t+, III
~. 1901 Observation-Disclosures. 5fi.
COCHRAN. Robert 4. and Emma
M.-First Mi. Bank Of Mission,
May 10. 1qip..4.....,....... 5,.tI.
=! Msroh ISn ii i4""e' 1a2i............. 1867
VI ETMORE, John j.. and otto A.
Gillir-E. Speed; Dec. IS 1920. lob
KAUFMAN, Joseph B.-Dowell Me
Tntire CO.. Inc. Fob. IS, fo2i..... S,2fl.'
WATSON. Anthony IN. r. Pike
et al.: Jan. >, 1921 ...........- iiI.'
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METALS.

The ,oca, street market fo, upper
was yesterday unchanged al 1et, to
i2ta cents for spot and near by ard i2ar
10 13 cents for later delivery. Ta WAS
firm AZ 30 10 301 cents for spot erd ai
cents for futures Lead was ocrfs
aud zinc 40 TO l.75 cents
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,BIEs.

Ef0 rn tn -ga Fet~ lower. Exchange l~l6d
alchpr at a.}8d. Dollar tato 100 hiEuer st
$3.50 Receipts, 1000 bags. and 'oet, jos
.f,{e higher Receipts. 49, o0o bags. and stock.
1pf a00 bags. Receipts at ports sono
ppes, against mono last year ara ',W two
no0 and 10 0oO. and Jundlahy 5000 AGAINST
0Oa and 10000 bags. respectively Fine
Weather Nm two districts of Sac paulo.
tsndv In two and rain in ONE. CLEARED from
- !. -nn Mar- rnr Mnm hnLM-
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LIVERPOOL

spot Cotton-A fair business doing at 4s
points advance; mi.dlins. S.05d. Sales, 6.oO0
bales American, 1000. Imports 1000;
American. 1000 Futures opened firm At 81
to ~ points advance. Closed steady AT II
to 10 points advance. March, s.19d.; May.
s35d. July. S40d. October. SEED; Jan
uary, s.G0d Mauchestcr-Yarn fair business
doing. cloths good aemand.
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nnADs on ASSOCIATION.

et>&As Ct4Y. March = v. N. N.e4-
4# 6t uNUba 500, was cHetod t0-d3r
t1 Ngt t t1e tWa. % iHlapunlopt
'stroledu A.oeattion
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RECEIVERS II BANKRUPTCY.

The following receivers III bankruptcy were
appointed Thursday by Judge Mayer in the
T-itpd States District Court:
JAMES +. CONvERY temporary receiver for
Max strauss. butter aud eggs ~ Jay street.
with bond Of $500
GEORGE W. ELKINS tennnrary receiver for
tho Grant Radnor Corporal tlun, 'urgical
.upnlioe. 1881 Third avenue. With bond of
81 200
EDWARD pETTGOR receiver for Joseph
Poll Inc. against wnom petition was
filed March %. with bond of 81 600.
ceiver for the JTorwitz Tobacco Company.
Inc: 1873 Water street, with d bond Of
HUGO LEVY receiver for seller 4 Iustcin.
Jewellers. go West Thirty fourth street.
with 4 bond of $500
ARCHIBALD PALMER receiver for Ben-
iami1 Reicher and Boniamin and rgidore
Wolf, trading IS y. Reicher & Co. dry
goods. % Amsterdam avenue. with bond
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, March 34.-Bar silver S5 "a.
an ounce Bar gold. fU4s ia. Money.
per cont. Discount ratcs-Short bills.
: ncr cent. three month hills. Glt per
cent. Gold premiums at Lisbon. 10
PANS. March 24--priccg wer. firm
to-day on the Bourse. Three per cent.
reutes. SIS francs 25 oeutimes Exchange
on Loadon. SO francs 80 centimcs Five
per cent. loan. SO francs 81 confines.
The dollar was quoted q II francs ~
stntimes. Tho Boursc will We closed to-
morrow. Saturday and Monday
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"Ls INcoJ 5S W ". 10, pooitte a,75057
well eii Observation-Disclosures. ''.' IAN 2so 81
MLAUGHLIN, Wiuiam-E. J. Jeu-
MFHsR. Anton-M i. Cohen. ...... $50 50
MONIES. Emelie Al. u. NJ. Haag 1lllOO
NEWMAN BROS. General Accident
Fire and Life Assurance Corp-
Ltd. OF Perth. Scotland. .,....-..- 1884
BUCKLES, r.. and New Amsterdam
! Casually Co--Fenple, &c,.......-. l,0lo' 20
/ ONfERO Joseph Al. fabroudy.. 1f3.fe
OLYMPIA SHIPPING coRP.-Co2-
gress Coal and Transportation co. &t3.eo
nings: :s'@ costs .e...........,.. eo lO9oo
tSSai Maahattan m'FS5'V co.- ..'. 's-'De"'' 2sos2
PERRY. Eugene An. tmandt.... 2oo4o
iie Her6eTtAh et5t'-Ge, cowan. o%ar' anu ' $50 %
ana Hat Works. iac..,.. .. s6i15
PRCUT MOTOR TRUCKING; Co.
INC.-Wallach & Mayer, lnr. 49, -
ROSENBERG. n. A.-stern Bros. 977l3
TN -. Manc~ita 1S1R : Sons sons ~. , % W l274a7
SoNKING, r.. r. y. clarlo. i.
Leibsier, Lsitnerr; e ,,,es Erieam@n oos @
scHoRR, Isaac. and Tessie Cohen
SIMPSON. Elliott I;.--J. Jacobs 2d3s5
SClIOR Joseph TN Erich .... 2Id9sA
sTRAuss FRh1TsSn TOY 4 sHop, INc.-Naf;s "s.o
Advertising Co. Irc.............. l.f4iG1
sMtTH, M' and n Grseaberg-P3o-
broner ...................... l5s 10
sHEXRER. Bertha and Reubea-H ~.
p Williams ,::.....,,, !; ill.'l
Building co. ''. o...................,,. 3.7oa. IS
faopie' 81. .'.................... H." 10000
Nj. sanIpaugh ..................e. la2 -
Healy. Inc. ,...............s.... 2i5.43
r. Miers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,. 2.oisi7
CO.. Inc. ,'' ~, Co.. los IS
"9Gii' ct al. ''o~@'' - :. r's 25oaoa
Inc .'''' Observation-Disclosures. 1854
niger E........ r.. ~ =. = 2o253
BRoNx
! The first name is that OF the debtor
! RRODSKY, David-London Ian
cashire Ind. CO. ~ America ..... ST. 70
I CoNpoURIs, Llnian-M. g Dyer. 1851
II Won Raiow. Jr.e............. H. io.O2oso
NJ. 4 NJ Postal. M .........,..... ~ nv 1880
I FRANKFURT. Dora-Real Estate
\ Mortgage Co. Of y. u. Tuc........ 75.T2
FiNKEf.MAN Jacob-M Schindcl. - -
Dressed Bcef CO.. .... lieo7
'ss sacksI "-1'' Morris ii'. '..''... a' ~ 1868
Norris .o i:'' RSinerDs. % KaimoHoff. iD r. % oata2
L ThUpPICK. BENIN. Stern..,,..... l6n, -
rETER. Joseph--C. q. Howell ...., 2a5 25
POTENTIAL. Sans. Licht..... 246. 20
STEIN. %athan-M herman. ...... ilt.22
NELTtfNCi Ernest-A. 7. Mcatahon 3@9 %
betllHs. s slicinsk ct ai...'.'..' ''. .'' 3s34a
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

Did Ask
Mo x g. r.. =
do pf.... "a 49,
Mor 6 Es. ~
Mon, T. pf 20 os
Mullins BY. :5is -
do pf.. 80
= 4 S L. ~ iie
Nnt Bis II los ! iie
NatE&s ~ a2 ri
Nat Lead. - -
do pf....lO2 tfH
NRyM ] nf - ".
~ Air Br 20 ~
NJ l. & w SIS =
SSC 4 Stts - 4s
do lst II ~ ~
10 ~ ~ 1
NYDoek NJ ~
NY Shop q - ~
North Am. ~ ~
Nov Sc Stl. 3t} G
OHIO Fuel 4G 20
ont SILVER ~ -.
Otis 81 pf - 70
Owens Y m 49, 100
Pac Coast ~ 50
do ist pf 50 700
do 81 pf 49,
p3c r II r. ~
Pro Ntail.. ~ r.
Penney pf ~ an
Peoria s. r 01s =
Pere M ~ ~ ao
do D D. ~ IN
Pet Nh 4- JfA 49,.
DE- pf.,. i1
phrlv J 9oft
Picrcs 4 III 81
Pierce . n 7si
pls "a RI S8t -
PRIV q pftt6 ta0
pitt ~ " ~
p&NNa m ~
Pond CrH l1 '
Pr Su car - ss
10 ~ ~ rs
Pail Pal q i0I 1865.
Punt a Sc ~
Rtad 2i' ~
10 ~ Jog ios
Roht Refs
do pf ... So shs
REQ s ~ o2 ~
Read ~ m 42t
Rem is' n 50
do "a m. ~
81 Jos Id it4 I'M
Savage 49, la
S Hhk ~ Gn S
e1osa-c rf NV Ss
81 K sF ~ 10
Si.6syy RI 81 ~
! por : ri n6 i0s
50 H. p 11 -
stand MN ifi fa0
- p'. -
sl 4 r n 81 ss
Stern B pf.l05 ls
/ sgn steel 4t- a3
ia m 91
Tnr1tor r
Third Ayc is ,
/ Tide vi n. fel 17
rob rrd pf 10
I TaL&W ~ al,
do VI ct Is
TW Cifv nf
] tuder~d f,
A ~ i0i n
I'm rae III ag e
/ IN Cig ~ 100
DO pf tt1 i0f
Tu Nlioy 9f
lU rrr / pt 49,
I 10 .d pf Ar
4r Fxp
Ity tn TX
! Us tn N N nd ~ I
T. s Stnclt n as
40 ~
+ NNah uf ~
i 81 nrr x III Il.
/ rs lla Far nnts Gi iA,
West p ~ ~
b West A NJ ntt ~
WostN y pf fGi
West 4 pf 80
< West TN ss
W III T.r ut ie
wiekwiro & i1
wilson pf rs S.
WIS Gems. a0
NVeolwtn tift t
n fat ff'
vi tll pf 70
RS id
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
MANHATTAN

The first name is that of the debtor. the
second that or the creditor and date when
Judgement was filed
COCHRAN Robert T. and Emma
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SUGAR

The range OF prices 10 Yesterdays
-menr fntures market follows
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CHIC AGO PRICES.

That practically all shorts in the cash
wheat market had covered was declared
at the close of yesterdays market. In
which sales of that commodity were
100000 bushels, which represented pur-
chases by the bear interest and some
foreign buying. There were reports that
Greek business had been postponed. but
none OF them could be confirmed and
traders were in a quandary as to what
had become OF the order for 100000
bushels which that country was sup
posed to be ready to place. The Ger
man Government was said to have been
seeking about 2.000o 900 bushels Of Gulf
wheat No fresh European business -
expected until next week because for
elgn markets will be closed until then.
Southwestern offerings Of cash wheat
showed considerable increase. but the
premiums were about unchanged. Sales
Of rye totaled about $4,000 bushels
Central Europe has bought In the last
few days between $4,000 and 10000
barrels OF -four, equivalent TO about
100000 bushels OF wheat. There are
other Continental inquiries in the mar
ket. but they are reported 70 be for
prices less than those prevailing.
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Donnelly Kodel arc attorneys >for the
bankrupt.
SAM DOLL CORPORATION - In
voluntary petition against the Uncle sam
doll Corporation dolls. 10 Fifth avenue IN
behalf of three creditors. The petitioning
creditors and amounts claimed are; Ameri-
can producer Toy Company Inc. Sll25 :
Sigfried Guthman. Sl33; Jack Kanarack,
Sa92 Campbell, laherty. Turner Strouse
are attorney for the petitioners
against Benjamin Eeicher and isidor and
BENJAMIN Wolf. trading as +. Relcher &
Co, dry goods. go Amsterdam avenue,
IN behalf ot three creditors. Liabilities are
given as $4,000 and assets as $1,000 The
petitioniBg creditors and amounts claimed
are: X. Hemei. ~ 500; Samuel Spiro
81 900. II. Segel $500 Shane & Weinrib
are attorneys FOR thc petitioners
JOSEPH COHEN & SON-Voluntary petition
by Joseph and Nathaniel Cohen. trading
as Joseph Cohen son, las West twenty
fifth street. who place their liabilities at
S2s2. 1902, or Which Sl52 o6l are secured
claims, $2,077 unsecured claims and sl07,
Gsi notes and bins. and assets Mt $l7 400, of
which SIT 900 Is stock IN trade and 500
machinery. tools etc Godstein s. Gold
stein are attorneys for the bankrupts.
petition against Ferdinand Strauss Inc.
toys, West Twenty street In be-
half or three creditors. Liabilities are
given as $500. 900 ana assets as $3.50 600
Petitonins creditors and amounts claimed
are: Kenton Hardware Co.. Inc. $iTs.
National Toy nnd rinse Mfg. Co. Inc.
sIi stucco Manufacturing Co, Inc. $3.50,
Samuel Blumberg is attorney for the
petitioners.
AMERIcAN PRODUCED TOY CO. INC
Involuntary petition against the American
Produced Toy co., Inc, toys. ITO Fifth
avenue, III behalf of four creditors Tho
petitioninS creditors and amounts claimed
Jack Kanaracs st03: Sigfrled Guth-
man. Sss: Highgrade Toy Mfg. Co. sf3l
American Produced Stuffed Toy Co, Sis5,
Campbell, Flaherty Turner Strouse are
attorneys for the petitioners
FOREIGN PRODUCTS CO. INC.-Tuvolun-
tary petition against the Foreign Products
Co., Inc. importer ana exporter, 10 Broad
way. In behalf OF three creditors Ltabni-
ties are given $50 OO0 and assets 81, 900
The petitioning creditors and amounts
claimed are Pioneer Rubber Co.. 81 .050:
Globe Shipping Co.. SOS j. Kendall Smith.
So. Edwards, Murphs Minton arc at
tDrupyS for fha ne+ftfougre
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!. y. sToCN EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.,
FOREIGN BONDS

To tho following prices accrued interest 10
to be added IN every case
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You nre hcroby notlfict that thc under-
signed las received notice from the Public
T-fflttips company. successor TO tho Evans
,fIc Gas and Electric Light Company, that
Il III call iA, pay and cancel a. a premium
ps five per cent f5eel on June ist. 1921,
$40 u0o or tha bonds secured by said trust
decd a. determined ~ Tot by thc under
signed and sou are hereby notified that tho
gndarsirned has determined NY lot the fol
lowing numbers of bonds so 20 be paid on
june 1at 1921. namely;
F. Ks. esi 3q1 GO. GS1. I75. 90i. 935 ana lts4.
Tla holders ~ said honda arc hereby re-
uuired 10 present the same, together with all
Upfuaturod coupons attached thereto. for pay
mont al JUNE fsf 1927, as aforesaid AT the
orfieo thc undersigned W tbe city ~ Chi
cA9o. Illinois,
CONTINENTAL AND COMMERCIAL TUt ST
NNp SAVINGS BANK. Trustee
By W r. EOpF Secretary.
rA2ed Chicago. Illinois,
Stareh NJ 1921
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NEW YORK PRICES.

WHEAT.-$o. hard. Sill; No. MAnl-
tgba. Si.gO. No. . mixed Durum. Sl.e',
4. II ~ track, New York. 10 arrive
CoRS.-No yellow, s2i4c.; -. 2 White
s2ac; No. mixed. Sislc.. E. I &. NeW
! ork 10 days shipment.
-3tpc Su. white. J2c... No. = Whllc. so.
fancy clipped white. 57c ordinary clipped
RYE.-No. western, si.G7ii, .. b,
and Si.at5v. e. /. E.. New York
BARf.EN.-FeeAing. 70 n 7sc. mailing,
So n soc. G. b. T.. New YORK
BTCKwHEsT.-sound milling $2s5
HaY.-No. I. $50 a i.60 No. y sl.4o
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FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS

fpNnoN. March 2t.a-Tnc weekly .t.te.
ncut or the Bank of England SHOWS
tnc following changes.
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rhRis. March The weekly .ta.n
mcut of the Bank on France ..n.
changes as follows:
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SrAnDAHp CIJtAEA\yF~
COFFEE.

Jna Hanae of prices lu testetd tda}
coTce futures market follows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
GOLF EVENTS ARRANGED
At HERMITAGE SATURDAY
With Last Eight Holes Practically
Completed, plnns for Future
VIII BE Discussed.

Srrics OF golf competitions viii
Ia" staged on tn" links oi the iermi-
;aEc Country Club tomorrow after
noon Events for both women and
men hav" been arranged. ana all
members of the club. whether or not
they wish to particira;" in the COM
petition ar" expected 10 attend.
After a buffet supper. which will
be served at $50 l.. NJ. "a nesting
of members OF tn" club Will he held.
y report of the work accomplished
10y the golf committee since III. last
meeting viii be read Expressions
of opinion concerning plans for flu
,ure development OF the golf course
VIII hc asked for by the board Of al
rector, Of tn" club
Rough construction worll ON the
remaining eight holes has been prac-
t',a.iy completed. and the newly con
Sirucie! section of the course VIII
ue inspected 10y members
IH" committee in charge uf events
cor the afternoon announces that am
interest rg program has been ar
ranged. and urges that u large num-
hrr OF members attend
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WOMAN MARKS BALLOT
UNAlDED Ar AGE OF 86
tsnccial to The Times DIsnatch.l

ISnccial To The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, Aug. ll.--M!ss
Nora Fontainc Davidson. of this city.
who already has the distinction Of
having originntcd Memorial Day in
this city. and who Is one OF the old
est school teachers in Virginia. has
earned the distinction Of being tn.
oldest woman voter in Petersburg and
probably in the entire state. Miss
Davidson was taken III an automobile
10 the Second Ward precinct during
the Democratic primary last week
and. without assistance, marked and
cast her ballot.
How she voted IN the subcrnatoria!
race ia not known. but one ot the
candidates she voted for was CRY
Treasurer T.. Gerald Stratton, whom
SHE taught when he was small boy.
Miss Davidson has been !, pr"min-
ont figure in everything pertaining
"a the Southern Coincidence since She
WAS !: little girl. she is S6 years. OF
age, but Is as active as many women
many years her junior. Until last
Gear. when shr fcll ana sustained an
injury 10 one OF her limbs. Miss
Davidson was extremely active.
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REALTORS TO WORK FOR
STRAIGHT MORTGAGE TAX

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. IA three
day program. combining business with
pleasure, is being arranged for the
second annual convention OF the Vi"
ginia Real Estate Association. which
Viii begin in Norfolk on October o.
Much OF the time OF the business
sessions will be devoted 10 import
ant topics of vital interest To realtors.
Committees have hccn working on
such questions as taxation rccla ma :,
ton and drainage, immigration. good
roads. building and loan associations
ana other subjects. and will have re.
ports 10 submit for the consideration
Of the gathering.
Among the important topics which
will come before the convention on
committee reports will be the qucs
tiOn Of pushing 4 campaign FOR IL
straight tax on mortgages at the
time they are recorded rather than
the present yearly tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
PERIsCOPE WINS $4,000
STAKE At GRAND CIRCUIT
tnbcntcn tour-Ycar-Old Mare
Takes North Randall Free
fNr-Nll TrO;.
lHy Associated i'rrss.

NORTH RANDALL. CLEVELAND.
ONO, Aug. ll.-Thr unbcatcn i-ycar-
old mare. Pcriscopc. annexed Ia.
richest Grand Circuit rurtu-; stake Of
the year here today by taking the
iirst and third heats uf the North
Randall frcc-for-ali trot. open to all
except Peter Manning and A"ion Guy,
with vaiu" OF $1,000. She was also
leading ia the second when She went
into break about an eighth OF a
mile from tn" Wire ana finished NTH,
Mile Irwin taking that neat.
r,riscopc is owned 10y The Holly
rood Farm. Lexington, Ky. ana was
driven by J. /. Dodge. one of the
owners.
The las; mile was raced over a
sticky track. Rain fell inicrmitten,-
- ali afternoon. but the races We're
continued until after the finish y,
tn" oie race. Then II came down
hard and flooded the track 80 that
1t Was necessary To posipou" the last
heat Of the last event untl tnmor-
row.
Iii" News sweepstakes for 2-ycar-
old trott"rs went To- the Grnat Mid
west. hut not untn tho Peter the
Great colt had been forced TO a split
heat race, Driven by Walter Cox. IN"
Great Midwest won The first and third
heats. King Etawah favori:c In the
hctting with his stahicmate. Grac.
Etawah. won the second heat
The 2.l0 irot went L" Jane the
Great. favoritc. II was Walter cox
second win of the day.
The @:lc pace was another split
heat affair.
summaries:
2:lo class ,rottine purse. Sl,2ca;
Jane the Great, h. {. by Peter
the Great. coNl ......-.... !
David G.. h. =. by Jortc Rico.
'childsp
Peter paw, hr. I. by Peter
Ashland. tAnrphy) .......
Red Eon. b. H., By Honnivar,i,
'McMHhoE) .........-....... } 4
Utah. oh. T.. by Etawah. per
Bcttic Thornton. Hickory i:ili and
Rose Axom also started. Time. &;06 81:
ZOOS LII; 2;06 "a.
The News sweepstakes for 2-ycar-
old trotters. value %l,7lo:
The Great Midwest, cM =, by
Peter the Great, tcoNp M !
KING Etswah. h. e. by Etawnh
CWhiie) ........... .......... !
Meditation. br. T., by Lee AZ
worthy, tHosemirct ....,...-. ,
Grace ttawah. il. +, by Etawah.
ulearsl"y) .......... ...........
Time. 2l1; g:l5 IL; 2.lG -
The North Randall sweepstakes.
value, $4,000:
r,riscopc. d m. by Suiko,
ODohgcD ...,........ . !
Mile Irwin. h m, by BingaJa.
oW. X. Flcming) ...........
Arion Mckinney. IL. H., by Nc
Is .nucv (ErSkinc) ........ 3 Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
That Very Attractive
Suburban Dairy
farm

1923 ACRES. MORE OR
LESS. ABOUT MILES NORTH
EAST or THE CITY or ElCu.
ROAD or HANOVER ROAD. IN
HENRIcO COUNTY. VA.
Ey virtue of u deed OF trust datcn
Iuiv 3. 1920, and recorded in the
clerks oftirc OF Iionrico Circuit Court
in - x, 2l5-A. page iSG. default hay
Ing been made in the payment Of the
and being required SO TO do by the
holders thereof. the undcrsIG ned
trustee VIII sell At public auction. on
the premises. ON
MONDAY. THE l5TiI DAY or
AUGUST. 1921.
At o'clock l.. NJ.
Tho ahov" real estate. described as
that certain tract OF land. with all
b,,ildingS. improvements. timber and
thereto belonging.
Wing and being in the County Of
Icrricn. Va, about three miles north
east OF the city of Richmond. near the
and containing l23 acres. more or
loss. being the same tract OF land
1873 acres, moro or less.
which was conveyed TO CHARLES O.
by deed from Orcn NJ. Wood
ward and wife, except II acres. which
was conveyed by the said Charles q
and wife to Edmond Christian
10y deed dated September IL, 1917
Tho family graveyard. as now on
closed. Is reserved. Plat OF the prop
rrty will be shown AT the sale This
is very desirable dairy farm. with
large attractive dwelling. dairy barn,
with between 80 and 10 stanchions.
stable. "tr.: several other huiid!ngS.
y good orchard. land fenced OFF into
fields. IL acres in alfalfa about %
in 1, i,t,
lion and pasture. Mr. Hcnshaw. tho
tenant viii hc glad to show tho
property.
, TERMS: Cash as 70 costs Of exc
cutting this trust. taxes and inSur-
auac premiums. if any duo. and to
pay the above note OF s532.50: credit
as 10 note az S532.iO. que January
2. 1872: SJ32.50. due July 3. 1922. and
2-vcar note Of Si7,750. due Iulv 3
a., ana cash as 10 any residue over
tho above amounts.
w. y. PENDLETON.
TruStcO.
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e., suc.d Back rn> COLLECTIONS.

WNSTIINt,TtlN, NWE. I!.-"IOIF"N-
lions of back taxes ar" 10 he speed
cd up IN line with the policy OF cut
Ting down new taxes, Secretary MCi-
ION said today tt was Impossible to
estimate the amount which coulG ~
ohlTincd from back taxes. he said,
although tn. sum was yer? Large, and
collections would aid in pr"viiins
r,vcnu" lost through amy downward
revision OF taxes.
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T.. +. SCHMIDT d co. INC.
AuCtiOnc"rs.
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Sale

Pursuant TO the terms Of :, decd
of trust recorded ~ Deed Book 25c-A
paG" 22i. Richmond chanccry Court.
default having been made Ia the pay
in"nt OF "a portion of the ucot thereby
secured. and being required By the
notcholdct. ] shall S"ll AT public auc-
bon %, on h" no4r OF the Richmond
Ninth street. Richmond. Va. on
MONDAY, AUGUST 10 1871
At the Hour OF O'Clock J.. NJ.
The house ana lot In the CIV of Rich
mona, Va. described as follows:
Commencing at point on thu
southern lin" OF chaG;in Street ninety
eight tssl feet east Of it's in.crsec-
ton with tho eastern I'm" OF Mulberry
street which point IS also tn" roin;
81 intcrsoci ION OF the southern lin. OF
thaiilu street with tn" eastern line
81 an ale: thirteen G3) feet wide
thence extending .Jstwar,!lv along
ana fronting on said southern line
u thntNn street twenty I2u) feet 10
i i,pInt onpOSii" the center OF a marty.
~, ah' extending back southward-
~ from said front at right angles
M between parallel lines. nigh,v.iiv.
,'"l l"'t, inc eastern line h-.rg a lin.
j." .hS through tn" center Of said
p"i ""Il nnh the western l!no ho.
alley. y. '"' aiotes;1id
TERMS. cash sutnc!cn, 10 INV ,wo
notes OF $1,000 ":ch with interest
rrtpHCtivclE. from June %. 1921. and
Iuly 20. ls2l tho costs Of ox"ci,,;n..
this trust including trus,cc.s tnn,,
missions. etc: 5000 on Angus. %
i!-i s'u.ro on Scptcmbcr % I.%I.
so9,"n on o 0otob.r, 20 1921; s3.j7G.so on
l.. +. SCHMIDT.
Trustee
NnTE Tho above sale /. ma,c
nhjeet - "a .nricr decd Of trust
."rnr,nv e Foo q" principal
THE UNITED STATES or AMER
VIRGINIA.
Whereas. on the 25th day Of July.
in-l. Rodney y, Smith filed libel in
states for the Eastern District Of
NIrSinit against tho steamer Rose
uhIc. her boats. tackle. apparel and
furniture IN cause Of debt. cIvi! and
maritime. "''''
and whereas. by virtue of process
in due form OF law. to me direc,rI'
rcturnhhic on the IND DAY oii
AUGUST. 1871, have seized and
taken tho said steamer "Eosc,!alc.'
and have her in my custody.
Notice Is hereby given that Il Dis
trict Court VIII hc held in tho United
states Courtroom. I'm the cjtv eff ,iirbI
inond, Va. on tho i2th day OF August.
1911. Tor the trial OF sal promises
ana the owner or owners. ana ali
persons who may have or claim any
interest. are hereby cited To be and
appear at the tim. and place atorc-
said, to show cause. If any they have
why final decree should MOI mss
az prayed.
CLARENCE G. SMITH.
L. ). Marshal:
By j. &. ELLIoTT,
Deputy y. :. Marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
LIGHTNING. NOT BLIGHT.
DAMAGES TOBACCO CROP

LYNCHBURG, VA. Aug. il-Ac-
cording To interpolation received here
from the State experiment station at
BlacksburE, condition in a tobacco
crop in nearby county. wilton was
at first thought To be Il now blight.
has been discovered TO be effects Of u
stroke OF lightning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-12
Declare Mnn Conre>,c. 10 Mur,lcr.

STEUHENNil.LE, OHIO. Aug III
Wallace Wright. IS. under arrest in
connection with the murder OF Harry
u. cummiuS, garage owner. whose
body was found near here July -
confessed late today that he had kill
ed cummius. county officials an
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