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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-20
~ WILLIAM p. REDO.
Rcal,or
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Valuable Vacant Lot j.
the West End

az, ~ EIr,ue of certain decd Of ,-us,
the 4 InTs 20 1870: ana recorded in n
Jj!@rks ofhcc in u. Il, 2i5.n. nap n% ,d,
m .,,,"' hhTinr been made in The nav.
,hcrchv ~ p;|rL'aon Of the debt secured
IA. hemehciary thercundor ,io ~ ~" d Hy
r, IT"srs,E"ed trustee, WIN, on
~ 5:l5 O'clock i. N
~ inc rooms OF the Richmond R.oI
!.st'''" exchange, - North Ninth
street, proceed TO sell at public a,,c'
tlon the property conveyed ,ha~.i,,
"a Va that certain 10; Of land. lying
ana bc!ng IN the County Of Ucnrirn
va. being Lot No. -. in Block "a a.
sho"n on The Plat o; the property o.;
inc Sbocy Realty Corporation. known
as '9I"nial Place. Section ~. 70
SGrdcn IN the said Clerks Once in
This iot is suitable for speculation
or building purposes.
TERMS. Cash.
w. &. Redo,
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Mrs. i:dmu LEG CrItzcr.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June ~.
Mrs. Edna Lee Critzcr, aged 30
wife OF claude Critzcr, died ycstcr-
cay at tn" nome Of her mother. Mrs.
James Estes, and the funeral was held
at O'Clock this afternoon, conducted
by IN, Rev. II. T. Myers. pastor OF
the First Methodist Church Mrs
crifZer was native OF Fuvanna
County Her husband and two chill
drcn survive. She also leaves her
mother. two brothers and three sis
lCrS
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Deaths

TNlIP-rloh sunday Iuno isrh ,t $
- ~. ~ his residence. .!2 North EiEh,h
,ifHti' William ~ rfIpp. AGED CO years
= X survived by his WIG. three sons
Jess" H. Robert l.. and Fred II Triap
also one daughter. Miss Ju!ir II. TTipr.
Z Doe turrThl VIII tax" p.lC" Tuesday AT
crnonN a. ! o'clock frUm Monumental
Episcopal church. intcriHent in River.
Wow
NAD Fuucrnl services OF Mrs Irou.
p Naf"u vii De- held ~ her residence,
dayp afternoon. Juno 2D;h a: T. ~
Burial VIII d. ia RIv"ry!cw.
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A Desirable Farm in
Caroline County, Va.

;phEculeut 10 iicwlctt's station, on
The G & .. Il. II
Ia execution or a deed OF ,rus, 70
INC undersigned trustees dated iprl
- l'2p. recorded in Deed Book SIS
re" 12o. y. VII. at The r"quoa, Of
IN" notcho!dcr. default having hcoi
.,hne IN the payment o; the deb
.htfcin secured. sell by Public Auc-
tion. on tho premises.
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1921,
AZ O'Clock T. NJ
INC real estate described In tho said
c"cd. as follows
E,,airolimc County. known "a Edge
III! Farm" containing l5G azores.
NOR" or loss. and bounded hy tho
estate o: Mre. Lucy Southworth and
ny ny fmw lanIh Of r Terreil 'known
ana by the County Road from ch!lcs'
burg TO Gear Fork For a more
complete description. reference IN
made to II deed Tom T. i England
SoEah England and MARY Eng land 70
lihrrl"t g TTaiuharn. recorded in
Iaar"iine 'oun,y. virginia, Clerks
once, August ~, iss7, u. - 81, page
mat was conveyed to tho SAID Alex
hnd.r ". Hounds. Jr, and Jcn,.i.
rounds by decd from H. W. I.nnoir
ana u. r Eatnes. hearing date IJo-
t"mncr :. 1919 and duly recorded u,
~" Clerks Oiiicc ot tho Circuit Court
"t throlin" County, Virginia, In D. B.
-. paH" ~
TERMS. caSn as TO cost ~ cxccu,-
!hS TINS trust, any taxes or insurance
mat may lac due aui two notes ono
Tor $50 ana The other for SllO. win
interest from April ~ 1921, uni
pal6. \ credit az TO 1--WE uotcs. four
for the sum Of thirty dollars each. ali
hear date April IL. 1920 and payabIe
Is - 30 and SO months after 'dn.,-
and ono note for $1,000. bearing du,.
Arrn IL, 1879" md also payable g;
months after date Bularrc fIrln, su,l,
terms ~ may be announced at the
talc. so must hc paid 10 tho
agctio1"cr AZ time OF sale
g.. l.. 'ARpM ELI.
+. J. cRhW WORD.
Trustees
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
10 Acre arm

splendid s-room frame house in
grove. and outbuild!ngs, chicken
yard; grapes; 100 young fruit trees:
garden. 30 minutes from Richmond,
on the Il. r. e: u. Hallway: 80 min
utos on the electric car. fronts on the
Washington Highway. near school
and church \ real bargain AZ s.
500. Terms
SUTTON 4 COMPANY.
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EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF
THREE DESIRABLE. BRIO X
DWELLINGS
Nos. 21O3-21O5
21O7
FLOYD AVENUE
o. TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1921.
~ 3 n.L,lnNk = n

on TUESDAY. JUNE 81. 1921.
~ o'clock T.. NJ.
on tn" premises. viii offer for sale
t!.c above property
or less. by ,25 feet iHchas. more or
less. 70 an alley. The dwellings, have
o or . rooms each. IN good order:
electric lights in all and hot-water
heat in two.
This is fine location. and il is a
rare opportunity that such propcrtv
~ on tho market. This is an cxecu-
tors sale to close AN estate, so II bar
gain may be had
TERMS: One-fourth cash. balance
at six. twelve and eighteen months
wiki per cent interest pavahl
quarterly, secured by deed o: trust
on said property. or all cash
SAMUEL y. ANDERSON.
Executor OF James Lewis Andcr
son, Deceased
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southern League Results.
New Orleans. : Memphis. !.
Little Rock, 10; Chattanooga,
Mobile. 1873; Nashville. 80.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
~ ain G. Ct nflaa,A
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 T.. Main Street Phone Randolph A24

RICHMOND-NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP co.
your company-solicitsy your bust.
ness; 30-hour service between New
York and Richmond. Freight re.
ceivcd daily. No delay-Iowcst
rates.
Phones: Madison 76O-Ss
Randolph 1902
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DISPL,E' CLASSIFIED
BY j. u. CARNEAL g. SONS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE
PROPERTY.
931 w. Clay Street
DISPLd, CLASSIFIED

by virtue OF certain deed of
trust. dated May 2Sth. 1919. recorded
IA itichmond Chancery Court. clerks
ONCE. In Deed Book 253-A. page All,
ucihult having been made In the pay
nent OF IA portion OF the debt secured
merely. and having been required by
me beneficiary therein so to do.
THURSDAY. JUNE 90. 1921.
at $50 O'Clock T.. NJ.
on tho premises. proceed to sell the
loiiowing described real estate:
al that lot or land In the city Of
richmond. Va. on the south line Of
Eihy street. between Graham and
. n,nncoGk streets. beginning on the
south line OF Clay Street III feet 2h.
inches east Of the eastern lin. OF
hancock street. which point is OPP
posite the center OF tho partition
wall between the properties Nos. 93i
ana JOB West Clay Street, thence run
hlhS castwardly along ana fronting
on the south line OF clay Street
t"enty-onc feet two inches. thence
from said front extending back
soGthwardly and between parallel
lines one hundred and twcn,y-nv
,ect Cl25 20 an alley. the western
I'm" passing through the center OF
BAIL partition wall.
Tho improvements consis. of :,
orick dwelling with S or rooms.
baths. etc. In good order Rented
IN hats. Good renter. Fine location
''plehhid colorcd speculative propos!-
ton. Chance for a bargain
TERMS: Cash.
i. r. cARNEAL.
Trustee.
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Mentioning in the Blue Ridge
Mountains

For descriptive booklet and lis, Of Hotels
and Boarding Houses In tho Blue Ridgu
Mountains. write Genl Passenger Agent
Western Maryland Railway. Baltimore. Md.
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;. ny GEO. L. CRAWFORD & co.
hshi Estate Agents and AuctlOuccrs
s32 East Main Street
RIchnOnh Virginia
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DISPATCH Want Ads are read b. tho,,.
sands every day In tho year Keen on
advertising. "
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ny }. d. cAnNEAL & Sons.
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lNNCtBURG. VA, Hume Is.-Mis,
Mary q. iiodnctt and Floyd Il. Hnrgis
were married Wednesday at the homt
OF Rev. i. L. Arthur. pastor OF FAIR.
view Methodist Church.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
OF COTTON
 CROP YET UVP|CKED

Some precipitation in the southern portion of the district, although in adequate for starting growth Of win ter annuals, has benefited the range by rendering grass less brittle and less likely to damage by high winds. Reports to the weather bureau are to the effect that high winds of the third and fourth damaged ranges considerably and rendered the soil very dry As special report from the cattle region observer at Fort Apache states that cattle in that section are in very good condition; the range has been very good ever since the rains and water Is suffi- cient, numbe- of ranges being sup piled by running streams. Fifty miles northwest in the vicinity of the CibecIe conditions are not so en- couraEing water becoming scarce and stock have been moved to better ranges; cattlemen state, however. that a good snow will replenish the water supply for the winter. Although the range is very dry in the Pinto section, cattle are said to be in gooc condition. Two inches of snow feh in the Pinedale section and was fol- lowed by colder weather which has caused some shrinkage of stock; the winter range in that section is still good. Cold north winds prevailed near the Mexican border on the third, fourth and fifth. somewhat to tho discomfort of stock. but cattle are re- ported as fat anI the range good.
 Cold nights have been favorable for lettuce a1d heads are reported to be solid and of excellent quality; shipment of carload lots from the Salt river valley began Sunday. As a re- suit of high winds on the fourth, cotton from open boIls was strung out considerably and gave the fields the appearance of not having been picked; probably one-fourth of the crop remains unpicked. In the Yuma valley cotton is coming in slowly and alfalfa is growing slowly.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08

The original Little Eva" in the first production of Uncle Toms Cabin" was recently discovered in Troy, New York, in the person of a woman who is now 73 years old. She first played the part in Troy in 1852. when but four years of age
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
PAVING SUBJECT AT FARM BUREAU MEET

Motion pictures taken by the Asphalt association showing tests conducted on modern types of high way pavements and an address by M Apperson of the Standard oil company on matter relative to the second issue of Maricopa county road bonds and highway construction in this county will be the features of the meeting of the Alhambra Farm Bu- reau which will be held Friday night at o'clock in the auditorium of the Alhambra school.
 Nat F. Luce. superintendent of the United States poultry experiment sta- ton near Glendale. will give a talk on the raising of chickens and E. w. Michael. president of the Paradise Verde Irrigation district will talk for a few minutes on the Cave Creek flood control and the proposed dam to be constructed to control the floods. Everybody interested is asked to attend the meeting of the associa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08

L. A. S. MEETS TODAY-The La dies Aid society Of the Zion Lutheran church will meet at the parsonage. 911 Woodland avenue, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
 CREIGHTON p. T. A. MEETING The Creighton Parent-Teacher asso- ciation will meet at the school house at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Every 2Rrent is urged to be present.
 I'll HEOSOPHICAL SOClETY-"The Protestant Hell. the Catholic Purga- tory, the Hindu Kamaloka," is the subject which is offered for study by the Theosophical Society which will hold its meeting in the Arizona Fire Insurance building, room Is, next Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMS - The following undelivered telegrams are at the Western Union: Mrs. c. B. Archibaldl l.. Burris, D. M. P. Dun ham, o. M. Sinington, F. s. Elkhart, R. NJ. Garrigan, Anna Groseclose, Mrs. G. H. Bailey, E. L. Farren and Michelin Warehouse.
 TO HOLD XMAS BAZAAR - Women of the First Congregational church will conduct a bazaar in the church parlors tomorrow from o'clock until 10 o'clock. A chicken dinner will be served at o'clock The church is located on East Will letta street between Second and Third streets.
 MADISON CLUB TO MEET-The Madison Woman's club will meet al the home of Mrs. R. D. Schultz or Comeback road at o'clock tomor- row afternoon. Mrs. George Heinz chairman of the Americanization de- partment, vii have charge of the program. Hostesses for the after noon are Mrs. R. D. Schultz, Mrs George Heinz, Mrs. J. D. Morrell l Mrs. s. E. Ketchie and Mrs. Anna Miller. Everyone is urged to attend as important business will be taker up during the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
Institutions Are
 Aided By Will or
 Mrs. A, J, Sampson

One thousand dollars each is bequeathed to the Young Won- en's Christian association of Phoenix and the Arizona Dea- coness hospital in this city by the will of Mrs. Frances S. Sampson, wife of Gen. Archibald J. Samp- son, who died at the family home, $50 North Third avenue, on Nov. 30.
 Five hundred dollars also Is left to the Arizona ChiIdren's home in Tucson, which has branch in Phoenix.
 The will, which was filed yes terday for probate, names the husband, General Sampson, as executor without bond. The value of Mrs. Sampson's estate is placed at S25, ,o0o and consists of real and personal property.
 Twenty two relatives of Mrs. Sampson are named as devisees in the will. The largest bequest is s5oo0, to Louise Moore Lee of Chicaeo, the only daughter of Mrs. Sampson.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
M. SMITH GROCERY
 IN NEW LOCATION

New location. new goods. new addi- ton to the personnel of the firm and a new policy of selling groceries marked the opening of the Marvin Smith grocery at 21S West Washing ton street this week. For the past three years this grocery has been conducted on East Washington street.
 Three systems of selling groceries have been inaugurated at the new store. There is a cash and carry de- partment, a delivery service and also a department where clerks are ready to give the customer regular store service.
 John Akers is the new member of the firm. He formerly was owner and manager of the Desert Curve grocery.
 The Del Monte brand of canned goods has been added to the line of staple groceries. A full line of this brand will be carried, including fruits ~nd vegetables.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
B|G CROWDS AT FARM AND HOME
 WEEK AT UNIVERSITY

A record breaking attendance is ex- pected at the next annual Farm and Home week to be held at the Univer- sity of Arizona, Jan. Is to 21, 1922. This expectation is based on attend ance records going back to the first farmers short course, which was held in 1899. with a total attendance of nine. Since that time the popularity of this week of entertainment, edu cation and inspiration has pushed up the record of attendance until last year the total registration was 367. With such an attendance during a time of depression as existed then, and the records to show that never once has the attendance failed to in crease over the past year, the agri- cultural extension service Of the uni versity is planning to present pro- gram the value and scope of which will exceed any offered before.
 Of the regular events to which the people who have attended Farm and Home week year after year look for ward. the most prominent socially are the annual reception and the annual banquet. Last year for the first time the department of music gave An evening concert which likely will be repeated this year, as well as the spe- cial musical program preceding the opening of each afternoon session. There will be special attractions oth- CT than this each evening.
 For the regular program of lec- lures and demonstrations the regular staff of the extension service will be
 assisted by the entire staff of the college of agriculture and many of
 the most important men in agrieul- ture from Arizona as well as several speakers of national importance from | outside the state.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
TAX COMMISSIONER
 INVITED ID MEETING

Charles R. Howe. chairman of the state tax commission. has been urged to. attend a conference in Washington on December F when commissioners from the different states will meet to draft an amendment to the federal bank tax statute.
 MT. Howe said yesterday that in view of the coming conference with county tax assessors it will be inn possible for him to represent Arizona at the hearing. He replied to this effect to Samuel Lord, president of the national tax association and a member of the Minnesota tax com mission, who invited him to be pres ent at the conference.
 '1nasmuch as our state law pro- vides that we tax federal banks the same as state banks are taxed, any change in the law will not affect Ari- zona materially" said MT. Howe. '1n many of the states there are no laws touching upon federal banks and these states will be more keenly in- terested in legislation"
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
GREEVLEE CO. SWINE
 BREEDERS ORGANIZE

The Greenlee County Swine Breed CTS association was recently brought into existence and B. A. Wilson elect cd president. This is another organi- zation resulting through the influence of the county Farm Bureau. Jesse B. Simms. president of the Greenlee County Farm Bureau. was one of the promoters of the. new organization. After considerable discussion it was decided that the communities en- bracing the organization would con- fine their efforts to the development of only one breed of hogs. The Duroc-Jersey was decided as the community breed.
 The county agricultural agent. w. r. Gilpin, has been active in cooper ation with the agricultural college in assisting the new association in se- curing proper regulations.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
NOW SEND MONEY ID
 GERMANY BY CABLE

Manager Allen of the Western Union Telegraph company announces an arrangement, effective on Nov. 25. whereby cabled money transfers to Germany will be paid in American funds.
 The particular value of this arr engagement is that it eliminates all questions of exchange and places the payee in a position to take full ad- vantage of the premium on American currency. It also involves refund of the full amount deposited in the case of non payment, which is another great advantage~in the case of de- preciated and declining foreign cur rency.
 The Western Union Telegraph company believes that the arrange ment of this direct money transfer service to Germany on the dollar basis will be of considerable conven- fence to people desiring to send money cheaply. quickly. safely and directly to their friends or relatives in that country.
 H, A. MORGAN IN ClTY-H. A. Morgan, a prominent business man and banker of Wilcox, was in Phoe-
 nix yesterday in attendance at meeting of the Shrine.
 GRANTS ACQUISITION - Ernest R. Hall, acting governor, yesterday granted the requisition of the gov ernor of California for the return Of F. w. Falkins. wanted in Los AnGe- les on the charge of forgery. COUNTRY CLUB BRIDGE TEA The Country club will give a bridge tea Saturday afternoon when the
 hostesses will be Mrs. Walter Ben nett chairman; Mrs. H. J. Jessop, Mrs. w K. James, Mrs. E. w. Baum,
 Mrs. Victor Hanny and Mrs John D. Parks.
 NEW ACCOUNTING SYSTEM D. NJ. Croft, general auditor for the West Coast Theaters, Inc, with eX- ecutive offices in Los Angeles, has ! been in the city for the last two days at the request of Messrs. Richards x
 Mace for the purpose of installing the
 universal accounting system in thelr enterprises here and in this state.
 6ISBEEANS IN CiTY-Five we'll known Bisbeeans. four of whom are witnesses in the Roy c. Gardner case | in the federal court, are visitors in | Phoenix The four witnesses are Dr. George Bridges, chief surgeon of the ! Copper Queen hospital in Bisbee; | William H. Kingston, superintendent of the Employees Benefit association | of the Copper Queen company; J. F. | Sinclair. formerly a foreman for the Copper Queen company, and J. C. D.
 Walsh of the labor department of the Copper Queen company. The fifth visitor is Dr. N. c. Bledsoe, chief surgeon of the c. & A hospital at Bisbee. conducted by the Calu-
 met and Arizona Mining company.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
roo LATE TO cLAssIFY>

FOR SALE-By owner. 215 acres, five room house, garage. lights and water, good shade. near car line; small cash payment, balance month ly. Cal 616 East Roosevelt. F. J. West
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
McDougall & Cassou Washington Street

new apple, known as the orange pippin, is being grown in Mendocino county, California. The remarkable feature of this apple is that the tree does not require irrigation. according to the farm advisers of that epupty. The branches and twigs are Tough and never break under weight -ef the fruit.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
Local Weather Yesterday

degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month, 10 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, 357 degrees. Normal precipitation Jan. to date, TAP inches. BOA inches.
 Deficiency since Jan. 1. 4.3S inches Time of sunre, 7:19 a. m.; suset, 5:21 D. m.; moon set, 1924 a. m.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
Corning EUents

Thursday, Dec. B. Business and Professional Woman's club lunch co at VI c. A., noon., Thursday, Dec. s.-Maricopa chapter D. A. R., at Woman's club. Thursday, Dec. B. Country club bridge 8:3o D. n- Thursday, Dec. 8.-SocisI meeting of Junior guild, 2:3o p. m. Thursday, Dec. a-Woman's club, drama and poetry class, 10 a. m. Friday. Dec. 9-CentraI Christian church bazaar at 35 West Adams street. Continued over Saturday. club at home of Mrs. R. D. Schultz, on CameIback road, p. m. Friday, Dec. 9.-H ashington Wom- ans club bazaar, 8 p. m. Friday, Dec. 9.-Chicken supper and bazaar at First Congregational church.
 Friday, Dec. e.-Friday club at Wo- mans club.
 Friday. Dec. e.-R. E. Lee chapter U. D. (, reception to president, Mrs. J. H. Williams, 335 West Moreland street. Friday, Dec. e-Rotary club, annual ladies' night at Woman's club; no noon luncheon. SdLuTCdyp OSCs tO-0enirOi6 CiuD dance at Woman's club, 8:3o pm. Saturday, Dec. 10.-Girl Reserves Y w. A, high school auditorium p. m.
 Saturday, Dec. 1o.- Country Club bridge tea and informal dinner dance.
 Saturday, Dec. 1o.-MonthIy meeting Maricopa County Poultry associa- ton at the chamber of commerce p. m.
 Saturday, Dec. 1o-RecitaI Arizons School of Music, 4 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-08
Short Staple
 Cotton IM0rket

NEW YORK, Dec. '. - Cotton closed steady at a net decline of four to IS points. Spot cotton quiet; 17.50c.
 Cotton futures closed steady; December, 17.21c; January, 17.15c; March. 17.17c; May, 16.95c; July. 16.50c.