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The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07
Sugar City

Mission Study class was organ
- ot the parsonage. Wednesday
'nh, with twelve members present.
s,cnic lunch was served at 6:3O af-
which an interesting hour was
,snt in studying South America.
,hor countries will be taken up next
vodnesday night. All are welcome
sttend these meetings.
The past week marked the close of
q first school month. Examina-
ns were given Thursday and Fri
y.
meeting of the grade teachers
os held Thursday evening.
Mrs Carper the music teacher in
a Sugar City schools, resigned her
psition this week. She will return
her home near Denver.
Ernest Hill has been attending the
A,eblo fair the past week.
Miss Ruby Harris has accepted a
nsition i'm the local telephone ex-
bange.
Miss Emma Shredder is working
the Sugar Factory office during the
hgar campaign.
| The Sugar Factory is going full
krce now. 1t seemS good to see
boke going over Sugar City again. If
kis factory was further away many
build take day off, just to visit 1t.
Inv not take couple of hours off
hd watch the interesting process of
.gar making, even If 1t is made near
bme?
Miss Annabell Kniggc has accepted
position in the Rexall drug store.
be formerly held position in our
5ca exchange here for a period of
hree years.
The freshmen class gave a surprise
birthday party for Dick Richards,
Friday evening. Quite number at
Ended. Light refreshments were
erved. A good time was enjoyed by
al.
The intermediate Sunday school
lass had their monthly social at the
ome of Margaret Syple Thursday
Fening. All reported a thoroughly
njoyable evening.
Hugo Rodeck is visiting friends
Sugar City this week. Hugo is a
brmer graduate of the Sugar City
Ugh school.
Word was received Thursday of the
path of Miss Eula Bryan. Eula
Rs graduate of Sugar City high
Fhool in 1920. A multitude of
lends as well as number of rel
ives mourn the loss of this sweet,
niable girl.
number attended the football
Pmes at Fowler and Ordway Satur-
" afternoon.
Everett Brown and family, of La
[nta, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
fown, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie ABBY attended the Pueb-
lair this week. She has resigned
a position inthc Rexall drug store.
Irwin Shelton and David Ilgenfritz
ordWay are working in the labor
pry at the Sugar Factory.
EMr. and Mrs. ]. H. Abel and little
FIGHTER, Betty Ann, motorcd to Pu-
10 Monday. They were accompan-
by Mrs. Barker who returned to
Dorado Springs. She has been Wis
Pg the past month with her daugh-
Mrs. l.. A. Richards and grand
FIGHTER Mrs. Abel.
|Nrs. Floyd Bollacker entertained
put forty members of the Foreign
'siohary society Tuesday afternoon.
iwo cases of scarlet fever have
en reported In town.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07
w. C. T. u. Meeting

The w. C. II. u, will meet next
Tuesday Afternoon at 2:3O. with Mrs.
w. .E.Strever. The Numa members
of the organization will assist the
hostess. Corvcyances will be furn-
ished from the NJ E. Church at 2:15.
cordially invited TO attend.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Here's how your boy can make
his own Jack O Lantern for Hal
lowe'en, providing he has one of
those Inexpensive flashlights that
many boys have. 4 He takes a com!
mon collar box,s or handkerchief
box and cuts the eyes, nose andi
teeth in the cover. In the bottom
of the box he cuts a circular hole
into which he fits the hashlight,
That's all. except to turn on the
juicel Copyrighted feature from,
Popular Science Monthly by special
arrangements.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Police chiefs plan to use the wire
less In tracking criminals. and before
long they'll be employing psyche
graphic instruments to warn them of
q crime before 1t reaches town.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

No amount Of legislation and scien-
tific advice has ever done away with
the fact that most of what the farmer
gets is what he works for.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Russia is suffering acutely from dis
ease and famine. but 1t is not yet
ready, apparently, to confess that Its
economic experiment Is not success.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

A thief stole valuable antique
clock, but left the pendulum without
which 1t is reported to be worthless.
However, he may be counting on
swinging back.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Reductions in the cost of food are
conspicuous excepting in the meat
market. The vegetarians have rather
the best of the situation.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Considering the number of ships
that have disappeared. an ocean voy-
age is getting to be almost as much
Of an adventure as taking canoe ride.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

There are times when even interna-
tional crises must be sidetracked to
give the weather the right Of way in
human affairs.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07
One Of the greatest troubles q man
on vacation has is getting his moneys
worth Of good time.

The high cost Of harness and the low
price Of hides show how extensive the
skinning industry is.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Opinions that the next war will be
fought in the air should Immediately
stimulate inventors to look for q she'll
proof umbrella.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

At that, Americans probably had as
much amusement out of DR.. Einstein's
theory as he had watching our "comic
antics"
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Bathing costumes are no longer de-
scribed as shocking. owing to the fact
that the observing public refuses to
be shocked.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Women now demanding the right to
serve ON juries give no assurance that
in the course of time they will not be
as earnest as the men in their requests
to be excused.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Bobbed hair and bobbed skirts ought
to go well with the prevailing mascu-
line fashion of a bobbed income.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

And yet there are people who car
remember when the prediction said
Probably frost tonight.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

oh, well, maybe ice will be cheaper
next year, and maybe the weather
won't be so hot then.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

There is still superfiuity Of people
who love the government for what
they can squeeze out of 1t.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

It must be admitted that sovietism
has accomplished some desirable re-
suits in persuading number Of agt-
tators to leave this country.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

The 416,0OO Bibles in the hotels Of
the United States and Canada furnish
the only quotations you can get In a
hotel without feeling like calling the
police.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

An American dancer is said to be
making hit in Paris. Paris does not
permit momentary disapprovals Of our
politics to interfere with appreciation
of our art.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

The eagerness to accept the disarma-
ment suggestion now may be equaled
by the clever footwork later in step
ping around it.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

The countries all seem to be so will
ing to disarn that all that remains
to be done now Is to get them to do
so.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Do you need rubber stamps?
so get them nf the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

Writing fluid for office use, in pints
New Era office. ~
The Ordway new era., 1921-10-07

YOU MAY HAVE SOMETHING TO SELI-A COW. HOGS,
A HORSE, CHICKENS-MOST ANYTHING. THEN USE A
NEW ERA WANT AID AT 30, 40 or SO CENTS AND GET
BUYER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
j. s. AND BRITAIN TIED
IN COLLEGE TRACK MEET
score between Princeton Cornell
and oNrord-C ambridar Teams

TRAVERSE: ISLAND. y s. ruI. 2s-
iNU,"i.'% and Hreht britain wer" dead.
~ The 'ntrrHriional 'r,rk and u"ld meets
IN j" mon ia" athletes "' thmhridre and
tNi"-a CONNECTED against Juult Saiu'. col
nrt,tsh contingent, ,jcd ~ r.,,rysc,,,ariy..s,
country HON, - tbs New YORK NihirtIc
'M, 'N sgro' 80 g q" 8.
m" ndpuiiahi, cpur,v" Of H.ryl
,,i''II' Cpt"l" "i 'hA oxford team. aud
"gi ''mnr.ds.. pulled lh' nrtish "u, OF a
!ithl noe. Tor Nc WIS thcir Victories IN
W., ,i%,,i n' PAL run aud ,nr running broad
gi ten events hnt on,bi.l ~. sons ~
1hggir Amcriynm ''>,is Win tn srore : 90 {"
-, j" iHN"I "i ga" NW,Eie'n '"'ieE.nns dur
IN IA, siN'e"n .r"und *hn, si,gG ot con
s My,.' ~ ~ - ,,S., ,nmn,ns lEh mmn Sl"v"n
I'sn, ana Mnssey OF ,ho same ns,i;ution
u ryncsioo iE"I ia, inl.. nh, F@r"smn
| -: "a, "md oN'"r'i students cam" "u'
hCks 90 ia" wall
u' @ %"e %ial.ldsa , 19"T G.-nri H.
iiG 81 MsNr Princeton ,hn1 Tim,
-. rhr".,l".lo run Won hv Forcsmnn.
lr,IFal",e",gGn oyIg3nd, S.nrr"yv. cnmhrisr.
'urrsmau s,ngrnye. a, tn, dnis H''' Hn, no ~.
80 hhhd COLLAPSED ~ Notes arms, latham
out ari"l uvo mile, '' "'''''f'
j., l.,,nd inmp wpu ny .>nrahsm~. CAM
tuLb, third - io"t =. inches
\, inli.inil. run Won by Huid, Oxford
MllliShu. oxford. second: .Ioi,nSon, Prince
ton, third Time 30 TO.
: Atrrn pound hnulurr throW- WON ly
Sok"s, oxford, lhn feet inches a new
information intvgcOllr gtaro rrrurd. see
nnd. t'ak"r. Princeton. li5 feet u inches
intr't Was"r Cornell - feet a-i6
Mile run Won 10y ,staIlo,d. cembridso:
rr.ncT'on TimG--':4a IS. IN" English
Ia mil =.
E,nGr when irish TOOK tn" LEAD, only 70
drawing away Ia win hy twenty yards
ttiEh jump Won by STACK. Cornell,
i""l - inches: second, Eruudcr Prince
l"Il. ANA Dickinson. oxford. tied. = f.rt
l. inches. Burns. Cambridge, third
On" hundred Hud tNeniy-".rd hurdle
Won by Massey, rrucctun. second. PAT
rids", tamhridgc. Tm"-i5 Is Tor thu
ford. fol- at Tho third hurll. and IRE.
man. cornell stamped 10 assist him.
sixteen pound shotrut- Won u. r'alsey
OF Princeton, - feet inches second
Reese" ui oxford, 30 iert : Inches. third
Good"1ow. of cornell - fr"t . !. inches
-Four hunlr-i-yard da>h-won by
stevenson. Princeton. second. Hu!a DN-
ford. third John. Cornell Tmr-io "a
seconds.
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GLOOMY CROP REPORT
PUBLISHED IN MEXICO
lNy .Assoclnich rrcs.. J

MENiCu CITY. July 2S.-A glonmy
crop report for virtually the entire
republic was ISSUED last night by
the Department OF Agriculture. which
assigned the Jack 81 rain. pests and
the unwi!iIngncSs of farmers to cul-
iiNatc their lands rs the chief causes
TIL" report says that the northern
states Of chihuahua. Nncvo Leon and
'onhu!la suffered the heaviest. ne
cc>*!i'nE heavy imports Ot grains
front foreign countries. while no state
produced more than 40 per cent of
tile usua, crops OF rice and beans
al" nations staple
IN" banana CROP in the state of
TabaScu was lost because OF the cold
weather, which also caused a loss
OF 40 peg cent IA the sugar crop in
tho state Of Nayari the report
Sttt,r
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EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES

,iS'rst &c" -year-o!As; claiming; the
~. Tricks. 10, l;aveuSw"od. ldi: WreciIIet
io. G""dhart iei. HillsdaIe 10: RcIeiil
int: Du!nnu il7: Fred kinney 100: Einu,.
w. 100. NGrv"uwich Village. 100: Douchnut.
20: Fair Nivrinia. IGi: Swift grass mi:
tnh. ~ Mabel loo, Farewell TAPS 1876
Second rar"-thr"r- yonr- Olds and uu.
'ltt"S and mares; selling: the Venus nurse:
about HlN fur,onps-N i:sCa ruortt" los.
MAR" NntoinAti:, 1917: Sugar Plum lH'
rtuI, lV': JEntre, rs: Sparkling 100:
frn"i"n". ign; Princess Pandora iOi! Turn
sh.Td rUC"-fQur- yea r-oldS and mn; tho
on%I."'I rurse; on" mile nnd quarter
II" Lamb. l"i: NScottIsh Verdict. 10: Herd
,'rL HOS War Plume. l0s. NDarS Iiiil 100:
iiiantrE III; Nwalnut Han ioa: kclihcr.
Fourth racc--thrcr- y-ar-oil. and IN. tho
triumphant handicap one mil" arI
seventy Narls --fraCll ~ Dawn. III: Edwina
~ Lady EnimeIine. iO7.
Ftfth raCc-thrcr- ycar-olds and IN:
claiming; Equality tur-c; one m!lc and
Dew. iO5. NKoCkport. 10: Djtdi l!3: Cur
r"nt Events. irN Moss. los. Challenger. lin.
MIS- Rankin. o.; Frederick the Great los:
nomhasi. ils: French Maid 100 Wedge.
wood -: NJanlaIcn RELIEF 30: War Tan
!oa: La krosS III: NMaiZc 100 xrfbroch
lnl. Salute, igi: l. Enioleur. lbs
sixth rHc"-t o-year- old~. selling. tho
Gnu pur.e: i've and a half furiong-
MLshw lrlC. 100: S%cunotta. -: Vai"nttnr
Dor ~: lHdy Mother. l0g; Article y 10 T:
inn"Gnn. 100; xK!r,!c. 100. Sailing Along.
Nfiv. pounds allowance aimed w.athe~
rlUgr. track
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rustee S Sale
Of House and Lot

~ Nfiuc 20 =, certain deed OF trust
u"ltl IG!y IL, ltl:. and recorded IN
,nv 'I'ik g piNc" o! the ChaHccry
rin'4 iH Do.d l.Don 255-B. page ~.
p 'h' undersigned trustee. 10 secure
nc 20 mont ~ certain money therein
nc payment % same and being re-
'iL req 80" 10 40 ty the beneficiary,
snail sell at pubic auction. at the
iHrHwoud itra. E-tat" Exchange. on
MpNDAY. AUGUST l. 1921.
~ - 90 O'Clock N.
Il iand, Win All ,nprovefnents
!.,n,pYEd. Virginia On the south
i, ~, me W.si,nT,n'pn t;lH,tir.e Car
uLe 10 ,At"udcd w.stwardiy, ana
h"hna'A as follows. wIt.
'lnih gAcinS a; "a poInt on tho south
' .'' 90. ,t..ns@l ALemae ,eSl..n!i.g,aaA At
Eh"MN "r a plat iicd with the papers
VI" rNil ei Joseph Sch.p.rs ~,
,Jot .rH.H. Noilenk.mp"r. Cnanccry
I9Irl ul me I.ty OF i;lcnmonI. thence
iMhniEE along tNv houtN.rn lluc OF
"i'5 II Avenue i"Nt"Ud"dJ ~ an east
ely DIRECTION and fronting thereon
'hirlt 'arl iyCt. th,nc" at right
hhEly$ h.zeE lH "a soUthrrly direction
ana between uarull.i ines one mum
Gr,d and ninety tlYp) feet.
TERMS CASH as TO so much OF the
fray ID" expenses OF executing TINS
rust 20 pay ono not. tor S5uU.uv ANA
interest thereon from JuIy ~, 1921.
20 dat" OF sale. 10 pay one not, Tor
,4Iyp.nv hi9 Interest thereon from
Iuiy -. lt-l. to date OF sale. the pro %
ration ol taxes for 1921. Tho remain
which terms viii b. announccd at
sale
WILLIAM NJ MILLER.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

CALI. MONEY
,NHN fpRh ;I1ly 2,-Mon.y on rel on
th' stock I:NcAang" opened e, g.. .,-
cen; High, ~ p"g cont: iow si5 p,r cent
I,9s'nG, per cent. Most Of this d.y =
TINE money S,u- easier. With loans n,
pei cent on uutn rlu.-rs III rn,'lf ~
i"an- We're made a. 81. p"r cent, Renewal.
were made ~ tn" same rate on ho,h
clus~"- uf collateral
Mercantile usucr rates ruled al -. 10 81,
p'E ''n- tu- n" best names In longer mia
iutl,i fNc"ut!"nHi!y g"ul nam,, s..fr
DRY GOODS.
Nf-N 'lth, July -Cu'yon gods
were n moderate cl'' i'm III. urlu, c.,th
aud >E"'tiur divisions. F.rgt.,4 an
E,hEn"NtS E"'h S'""'tit! and tHc u mir
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Markets
CHICAGO GKNI\ M,uKryr

,IliI, ~ wv 'NNIN .NNFINT.T
'.'h'i tpdaS. lHrge.s as the result Of aiI
APPARENT halt In -Stort demand. The
mhrhct closed heavy. h. 20 lA,c net lower.
WITH September 81 -Jts 10 sl55s. ana De
c-inb'r Sly!s to {L-1.. Corn finished =.
In provisions I'll" outcome was ~ 10 IS a.i g..
Ndr.,-
D"~nturns IN the wheat iaatkot came
after ditp.Hy Ot strength whirh ia eel
un'4l hr"ut 'niiiey. Continued ~!Tt!ursH
lhht "sDof, business OF late utd been
greatly und"t".iim'tcd had luIoh 20 no
taxing. however. "n tn" part "i leading
hOli"F-, IngIuii1g u i!g elevator concern.
Iii d, good deal - undcrIuIn. con f,,og.,"
Then "a" nearly c"mplet" -topunr ~ tx
IITt injuries hcphu iu a'traC, ..lt"n' ION.
ana during the Tclt % the duy 'ur cour-
OF Nn.u.s Mzs l-g!icIiy dnwuali Go--
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| rustee S Auction Sale

OF
one HUNDRED AND TWENTY
AND oNE.iiALT. ACRES OF LAND
NEAR JETERSNIG.l.r. AMELIA
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Acting under deed OF trust drawn
BY Il. l.; Gray. dated January ~. 1920.
recorded "a IN" CLERKS Oiiic" OF
Amelia Circuit Court ia f.. 4. a. page
lO3 default having been made In tn.
payment OF money therein secured.
ana being so required by III. hrnc-
hciagy. ! shall sell by public auction.
III front or Amelia County Courthouse.
TUESDAY, AUGUST >. 1871
At Il O'clock y NJ,
the one hundred and twenty ana one
ha!t p2ui.) acres al land FULLY de-
scrlbcu by mstcS and bounds in inc
said decd OF trust and which lies ON
the public road. is known as the
NEATif.RN place and adloIuS
lands now or formerly owned by Mann
and EeSlcSion, w =. F.,rrar Berkc-
ley ana others
TERMS. Cash as to expense of ex-
ecutlns this trust. and any taxes due
ana TO pay note of SU56.61. with inter
est from January ~, 1920. and a
credit as TO S666.67. due january 20
~ with interest from January 20
1870, and credit as to S6GG.GJ due
January 20. 1928. with interest from
January 20. 1920. and any balance
payable in cash.
EASLEH c. EGGLESTON.
Trustee.
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!Ean bids ~ th- seahonrI we're s1.,i Co n.
cents out % line or.y 80 .ppy hush-',
"'I" FcI prt"d "a having been worked to-
d"y Tor Europe. l"7i'i"s. 20 ,,ls,.t. ..s fair
ne cor" ~ eh.cl 60 have nc,u .'ai.l on
noin'>'l' demand Tor cash wheat h,r"
Ni'h"HTn choice grades were r.a!l,. aIr.
',hHNth ~" .n".r srad-- w.r. linirJl, -
ularCs" on. Rains III iowa ana S.hrn-I.t
pitSt ;chiE offset 10 tn" corn uar'... tn.
hu1.iNh cHert 81 drought r,uur's ROW
"lhtI Stat'-. pSt- tunnel Neal. yh.u
o'h'f gram Lost strength II rhor uuo-
'i'luNi on hbg- gay" VIZ t4 '.ra"I- .usl-
~ a ~, IL -
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nunk of England Statement,

LONDON Juiy 2S.--rhc weekly
statement OF tie fiank Of England
shows The following changes:
Tot"! reserve. decreased. :,i:.0nO
pounds sterling.
Circulation, Increased 56G,ooo
pounds
bullion. Increased. 2.60i pounds.
other securities. decreased, i,27i.o0o
pounds
Other icncsits decreased, t2.sa"..
coo pounds
rubIic deposits decreased. !,is2ooo
pounds.
Notes reserve, decreased. 5SinCo
pounds
';"vCrumcu: securities. decreased.
3? scot rGonds
IN" proportion OF the banks re-
serve Ia liability Is 1921 per cent.
last week /, was iI.A9 per cent,
Rate of discount, IL per cent
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corTnNsEEn an

NEW YORK. Jgl" y. --CuttluSr,! off nd
Nauc"d slightly early on The bult.h show
my IN hpE products and crude OIL. b!r
prices e+up-t oil .at"' with cotton .N,I
grains and fp- want OF urw Uuyin. i,o,,.'f
losing hit- w-ra uoints lower ia not
h!SH"r. sales. $50 barrels p-!mc crude.
49,: sal->: ur!u.- summer yellow ..u.t
I, -. Ssli"'nn"r. $50. December. ,Gs.
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srliAn.

MEM YORK. JuIy =, ThD r.atu-. 'r
"a" raw sugar mark,; to-day wa. tho .u.
. ."S'' %! "n"-IHtrt"r cent p'r hound ir
~ price Of cuban sugar t. ;hc ph-is ~
-, g,.i ana freight, cpul! - 80 fpr
60 liHeIl. Announced by The committee
.stn ~ ih' Hiirrn""n. There were no
AithpuSn prior "a tho announcement there
W'ir diiii"uh. IL IS NJ 1900 bags u,
4 n't> 1" !Hyai anh oH,uor' retuers II, ,h-
SC cost and freight level equal to
~ iHr cent?. ;urhl. Will" the rnIiei King
d"iu bought 1000 tons a. a price .uuiva-
tchi 4" -. Raw sugar futures 49,.
hEn"r. f"N"cttn" IN" advance IA tho aua,
ihhtN"'- IN. opening wr- to 3 points
i3eh'T. Wni.n was later advanced. 10 81.
.cFrl ]" :" u points abov. the previous
hEht close ON more active cover ny
hNh"nsh n'r. th4 close there was Il par.
,ihl setback on realizing. with unal prices
Ji.. Scptember. BIS; December, a5 and
,;L Sept.'nhrT, ais: December. 80. ana
Tx ahyancr in raws lri to an nlvou-.
Nv" 81 ~ Local r'hu.rs Ga 'Ae basis ~
cents for 'ue srauGlatcI p'Nrrs w,tt
nnrh"u s.i at . = "a 800 ami good n.
pHlry was reported. w.Ih most rcnurr~ Loo
g an dcuvsr.s' rh." wor" ON, &,
Tow sales IN refined futures and prices
Were hlSh-- ou covering rejecting taa
strength IN IN. spnt wacl.a; closing bills
WEI" Inc huuc"d 20 20 POINTS not higher.
JUS Cio@ed at . 20. S.,scr.unr. go ma
I'"'"3bpcr 90. all I'D.
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markets wnrr amor. dct.yc a .nwer prices.
mSrn7 fu'"d steady raw SILK w"r" uu'rt.
in"." was 90 drmHid for wool good tyr
mems Wear b. the larger houses tt,d Iu
-plnt "t ths sreriuity agencies. Eurihu'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
SPEED CARNIVAL ENDS
WHEN RAIN Gets BUSY
showers Halt Events ~ Columbus
frack-G,cat Noio Easy
Winner

z fFs Associated I'l..-.
'pLINLI : ONO IuiN A.
ih"r shower today ,,tor seven r,.
ma" r""u raced, brought % GrII..I..-
'"I Nnc"d carnival to ar shrp, .t,..
nus after Nh" maj heat or me 3.,,,s.
"Id colt trnt had b."u rum tudrs t.-...
ms Great Nplo. q tull brother of r,.
l"T N"I" 2-"t. winning h, maden
vac" hy tr"ttus three miles clos, =.
10
Ia The ,eaturc race of She cara.
,>'ntI" c. easily won tn, Nr.t tv,,
meats. pacing th" second un. Ii,
200 l-i. within a fraction of his n--t
'Wc nad" his Year at Toledo rln
maj hrut al this eyoui went uv., t,.
friday
tn" FIRST two heats OF the 2.o> ,ra,
IN" southern Hotel stakes. v,r. com.
pi"t"d and their result Mas n,rp!es.
.nr 70 the mon who bet 'rio T'ug
di'r was he original favpr.t,. ami
luSt 'h"" Ms backing by winning u
No. h'ai ,n 2ai i-3 Grey Wortjv
hipN" ai the tbrc"-uvartcr mile pole
and Great Brittun. having eai,en
away hudiN ~ In. wire Mas laid M
I'm IN" second heat. Great Ertiton
M,rnl =" tn% front at the three-qlar-
ter pole. Vhcrc Grey WORTHY hrua
Ind had 10 rrlinquish the ioia Grc.
worthy Just got insid" tho flag after
haNiut trrtted To tn, half iu l.ni ~
Great liritt"n won This heat IN
2t'i 1T AMI became favorite to WIN
Tn r"urrh event tn. 2ia class
pace, was untouched.
;is e J, +, ,rot,lnF: tor .hros-re.r.o.a..
fHS" Great. N,"!o, d. - Peter
r,,,er T.alo e6N bv, rytlr ii. ] |
h.,yn, b. n Iy Ten Waits jrij.
r,,sr n,;Mer b. IL. by Peter jhe
Time. 2.Ii il n,ll IL, ..,l.i 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29
John 7. Coddln's sons
ana
Harrison * Bates
Commissioners
Auction Sale
No. 1O7 S. Colonial
Avenue
LOT a7ia FEET FRONT.

Acting under decree Q; tn. Cham
Gerry Court al the cry OF Htcnnloi,d
iu IN" CHaHCuTg cause therein pend
iuE. Settle T. Goodwin vs. John "
kush ~ ais. entered on the 2lsI day
~ July 1871. We. the undersigned
POINTED for the purpose. viii Offer Tor
sab" At public auction, on The prem
MoNpAY AUGUST i. 1921.
ut $50 o'clock T.. NJ, Tic following
property ia tho city OF Richmond
ju-wit:
SO. lo7 south colonial Avenue.
being "a Tram" dwelling ana outbuiid
.n-s on mat lot beginning on the
east lin. OF Colonial Avenue at a
zion Of Colonial Avenue and Cary
street, Theme" running snuthwardlv
a1is feet along and fronting on said
cast line Of colonial Avenue and cx-
fcudIns hack caStwardIy between
rara!!cl lines l2o feet to l5-toot
..Iry.
TERMS one third cash ana tho
residue tn equal installmcnts, pay
H1lc one ANA Two years after date.
evidenced by' notes with interest from
p.r dnnUni. title retained until he
whole purchase money is paid and
epuNcyancc is directed by the court,
o. an cash. At the option of the pur-
JOSErlt =. TAYLOR and
ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
Special commissioners.
! certify that the bond required of
Tho sncciai commissioners in the
above entitled cause provided for in
the above mentioned decree, has been
duly given.
Tcstc:
clIAs. o. sAvILLE, Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-29

,>.,., - ~ NJ STORES.
. f'NN ~ y Nj Ga july = Iurl"Hf Inc
niil. '.,s ~".--. ~! receipts. ~: ship
'"Dni1. stock l2a'.
h'pn"n, 70. s; ns !: r., t SSo,. '
+. r f5.. g $50. II. $40. l. SO. * eif.
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