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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-22
By RCFFlN & SLOAN,
Real Estate Aucticnccrs.
Special
Commissioner S Sale
Valuable Monument Ave.

Pursuant to TWO decrees. one en-
d.rcL on An"ii LIST. 1871. and the
Gerry Court of the ctty OF Richmond.
in tne suit OF National State and CITY
ltank Of Richmond etc. VS. American
Trust Company, administrators e. t. Il.
OF Albert i. hunt, deceased, and
others. the UNDERSIGNED special COM
missioncrS appointed thereby. Will cX-
pose 10 sale at public auction. on the
SATURDAY, July 23D. 1927.
AT O'clock l.. NJ.
the lot above referred TO and de-
scribcd as follows:
beginning ON the northern line OF
Monument Avenue, 2j5 icct inches
west Of Sheppard Street. and running
;hG N eru wG,is ,,, alons The said
and fronting thereon ~ feet and cX-
tcndin.; back nOrthward.v between
Slishily diyersins lines. having :,
ispth on Us eastern line l35 lee, {
feet TO alleys in the rear. on when
IL hbutS 81 feet inch. being all OF
-" 5n q. III DaoGk l. IN the plan OF Lee
taken by the city Of Richmond to.
the widening OF Monument Avenue. as
s sh1mn by pi"t r. made for said commits
Brother, dated June 18TH. 1921. which
plat will hc exhibited at said sale.
The titie 10 this lot is subject 20 the
executed by the Lee Annex Realty
Corporation. former owner OF this
property.
TERMS: Onc-third cash and In.
balance i'll , equal payments. at 6 IL
and is months from date of sale. for
ncSotiable notes. with interest added.
the TUE 10 be retained until All pur-
chase money Is paid and a convey
anct ordered by the court.
GEORGE BRYAN
j. JORDAN LE.AtE
special commissioners.
! certify that the bond required of
the special commissioners by the
aforesaid DEGREES has been fully given.
CHAS. q. SANIIIE Clerk
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KENIL WORTH ENTRIES

First :hce- nurse. 81. to. allowance. two
ycar."d~. ave ,mrlnmgs Canada fonlyL
Cn ii, ,cn. 'thHserhais6 ila: "r..aywrisht.
700. Lady Heart lc" i. =. Fletcher
second racv-uursv. il..0. cla.uiugi two
Erpr-"!ds; nv. and ON hali tnr.omss MAJ
Wri,eI ,G :; ruRs. n, rs A!Eeg,d9 ~.
Grass Io.; Nil Fair. lup: Ashland, li5.
'l.otti" Lorraine, 10: 'EGun! Eishl 10,
Third r.cc-pu.sr, <iit": Tor tNrcctyrar-
2ld. AMI ~ tx imr;"nEs FM.y. 10; Tough
SrrEcaut York l!N. JOSE German. ~,
Chincoi;.as"". lia: Or S'ryiruS"" io'. i'I
chan. rs. Dan jackson. ~. Surmpunt,
ilS: ruscoia. lis
thr"s-y"ar-" ids ana un xix tur!ous. Tnc
,GrE2as", -: osgn,"d. io' OCCASION ~.
-! ii" i!dItn gWci. iiS vo,ton M" nos n@Tn
ma Frank, i"' oiiy"'', fHrE!, i.2I.
M n,hIl Roistn Kun, T f.. ,mnii ui l,S
Filth rAcr' nursc. $i.ii6' ciaii..ns: iut..-
yrn:-DldH and M: ON" mil. and q sNtrnlh
Nell. i@2: Danger. III. Mounjii Ii,so. H..
10. Frank ". !ei nrmvv"lrnt no. Thun-
!lo i;rihed Voter. ios: D"c"L. Ili Cant.
rom. 49,. c"r,gn. liS: Car IH
H'N,n I'o,I bni@' w.: canning '"nr
A.eN IT. II; ,nd MCkcnua. Ig: Waiter
TnFne.w 10; Harry Hurenync no. rrtn-
li9: bnrnay. 10; our H.rhiay -. Nnn-
,halins rs p"rnieN. ~: pid MIS- ioe;
Seventh rarc-uurs.. $500. claiming:
yards-.p!Nic carroll y. .inc"s. ia nuhy
lo!. Dr. Rae lni: nellie York. lot 'ENhor.
Ghai iS Mi1s' s.. HI rinS &T'G o ei a Ms 81
Arc, 100. Star Realm III. sans i'.ur H..
100; ;MmrrnE, iiS: L9ccust '..Hy.s. no.
weather clear. track fast.
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cu;y vards-war Tex. los: Cha.lrnEer. lie.
Hard Cues Ia: Lottery. 10: bl,kw!yk
lis: 'Martha i.uclSctt, %; Miss Rankin. 9S
f!orsain. lli 'Maudalnv log 'Jawn!c"
Belle. Of. I'EniolcUr. 100; Sallyiuppn"v,
i1' 'rurna bou; io3 'JIm C"nreth. iHi ~
hroch. leo: 'inc!ncra'9r. q. Grrndy. !id'
salute. 1913
Sixth racc--twp- wear. Odds: ul!ies; claim
ms; The n!u. Birds: n"c and K" haif fiGr.
Mabel a. Io3: Sailing AlomE; l"7: Car
iu"ncita. in5: Mad Nell. iJ3: Witrhwnrk.
i03 Furious. !)S. Promenade. Ila. 'Fn!r
Nirsinia: o. Mgtch:s Mar, l95: EaN"ins-
wood. los; iondhIrt. iOJ: Raliola. lhi.
'Thist '"bloom. -: nab. .,
-'Fiv" pounds aiiowanc" claimed.
Wunthnr ClnmhN. trhNk int.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
George Myers

" j.. Wade 49, ais.
rho object NJ this suit Is 10 make
PARTITION IL! some 81 tho modes pro
"rrib'd hy she tttiut" of Tho r,al .s-
iatu Of which Anna Myers dicd seized
ana p"Sscssrd, consisting ~ iIvo acres
ON tn" Narina Road. as SHOWN ty plat
recorded m surveys az DELINQUENT
lands on Darc -, being the same
Land required hy Anna Myers from
ltriElts 70 ,rs. recorded ia Deed BOOB
l3sA. page 81.
Anl " PARTITION - said real estate
cannot be conveniently mad. ia nind.
then 10 sen the said real estate and
80 distrihut" the proceeds thereof
among those entitled thereto.
Nn AFFIDAVIT having been made and
nlcd that Anna Myers, Abraham
t'udnnts Of tn.s cause. IL alive. are
u"ures !d'uts of the stat. Of virginia.
and " ihcy bo dead the names OF
thc.; heirs at iaw are unknown. IL
rs ordered that the said Ann. Myers.
abraham Myers ana Andrew Myers,
NJ hey be living, and II they be dead,
that their heirs 1T Law. whose names
arc uuhnUwn. do appear her, within
'"u days after due publication ~ tn"
.pUy OF THIS order Lud do what is
necessary t" ur"tcct their interest in
nus suit And II IS ordered tina, this
Nrdsr D." published once g Week for
Iuur CONSECUTIVE" weeks I'm Tn. Times
i'.HNh' d. "a newspaper 30 the city Of
bchmoud.
y Copy-Teste:
SAMUEL T.. WADD!I.L
Clerk.
NNps = HrHNrETr. Attorneys.
classified ,aso today telephone an All
@: your own.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First race.thr Stendfesi pnrscs thrsC,..
Ais,d Halter. i3e t%lnd"l. to ~, out.
ou. won: Recount ~ MtiIerl;, % 70 !.
lcrj, &" l. . to 10 out. thIrd. fine.
-" N"te: rrauts NOW fast,
'rur~- Lun-tta. n" tFatprl. /" 7, To :.
10 .. wou. Guv'uov. lu9 trUrnvrl. : 4" =
tn :" :" .. second: Tho hoN. III
iIoi-i Also TNl Norkshirt For
uufiicru Moody Filb'glhb.t Swr,u Clean.
Thirl racr-th" FishlSill hnnd!cnp; ,hr"e-
g~tHttuu. ~ tkvoGhl, TO !, t. .. {" .
won; uln Bang. los 'ColtiicttD. {" ..
even. 10 lec"nd: Sir Grafton lrl len
Whack, III, Lamb Heu
Fourth rl"c-thc SpriEhiiEi setting
iuriougs Rose brigade Il, tEatori. TO J.
! 4" 9. 90 l. won: ficnic. IL! OhiHhnn).
To .. & 90 .. @ :. SN.cnd; pnnrCcIL
=: ,tiui Imam, "a J. e" to ;hiTa.
rlrN Titiy. Al.c. g. Pastoral
ram race -;h' Unity purse; 'hrec-year.
o!ds ana uo; uue mile ana seventy yards
NohaHL To- CIL!rncr. ; 20 &" b TO =.
I" q" ]. second look Scot III
rim". i;Ei Al;o yam La Kross. Nrdito.
dine Machine Gunner. Tan H. rdnsv.
Maize.
sixth race he Gos~o"n: twoSyc.r.old.
madden cots and geidins>t si> ;nrl"nss.
to > won. June Grass. II. ,Mc;oall.
To- J.. 10 l. even. second Snoh u.
FmSS NIG % A.o r, GySn Mnn
Sea Master, Sling. Com. McNc"Sln. Apex.
Lucky Hour. Rocket.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Iltt:INI.k.
YELLOW
SULPHUR SPRINGS
VIRGINIA
IN TIL; AI.I.EGIIANI MES

Charm of environment is most at
tractively expressed In the homclike
atmosphere surrounding Yellow Sui,
phur Springs. Entertaining diver
sions. large park, we'll ventilated
rooms. ELECTRIC LIGHTS through.
out. Curative qualities of water OF
highest mcrit-mild and agreeable
apcricnt. Moderate rates. Corrc-
spondenco solicited.
w. Il. HAZELWooD. Propr.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
&C. rtinucd From Eighth Page.
TRUCKERS BLANK CATS

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. July 2l.--With
McGlouShlin going in great shape
and allowing but two hits, Ports
mouth noSrd out over SUFFOLK this
afternoon by the score Of l To q.
suffolk played alright behind
Slappcy Glocltson led in batting with
a triple, double aud single.
Tho score.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
continued From Eighth Page.
COllEGIAN SAVES FABER
he AssoclnteI rress |

CHICAGO. July 2l.-Eib Falk. the
lrNas coiicgian, today drove tl.. ball
INTO the right Held blcaChcrs and give
fab"r his twentieth victory OF The,
season. when Chicago won from phii-
aueip PIMA. 10 /. III fourteen innings.
The contest was Il pitching duel
nctw-en Fab:r and Naylor. Fabcr
WIS nat harder than his opponent.
out three lightning double plays and
sterling pitching in the pinches pre-
vented the visitors from storing.
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BROWNS CONTINUE STREAK


by Associated Press.I
ST. LOUIS, July 2l.-St. Louis won
its seventh consecutive victory today
by defeating Eoston. \ TO /. The
browns hit Myers and Thormahlau
hard and opportuncly. and Shocker
pitched effectively throughout.
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.Baited Tor j. Walker in ninth
None out when winning run was
made.
Score by innings: IL.
Philadelphia 600 00l 600 COO col
Chicago .. vlD 600 COO GOO 0l-2
summary: Two-base hts-SchaIk.
&. Walker go. galloway. Home
run-Falli stolen bascs-Johnson.
Sacrifice hitS-Collins, Mcclellan.
Dykes. Galloway. Dugan. Double
plays-Muiliran To Schalk to Shcely:
Mulligan L. :hccly: Mcclellan 10
Johnson. Lctt on scs-ph!ladcl-
phia. II. Chicago. y Bases on balls
off Mayfair. >. Hit by pitchcr--by
Naylor (fabcr). Struck out--by
Naylor, t; by f'ahcr. Il. I'mpircs---
Dinecu and MoraritX Timc--a:3l.
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VOllEY BALL LEAGUE
RACE BECOMES CLOSE

SputhSidc overwhelmed Fulton ty
the scores OF is To and - 10 o while
boraZO in a hard fought hattie iu
last nights Nolicy Ball League games.
TWO regular Fulton players were out
OF the game.
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KENILWORTH PARK RESULTS

First r"c"--for two cnr-oll maiden
I Gots ana EeI,iMEs p%,,,s:e. 2o@ i've tur-
81 30. $3.50. won. Ic,hmar Io7 iMurphyS.
Sl7.2o, $3.50. second: I."nchar"4 ~, III
IAN: Sen. Terrell. consul rrot,anation.
!i!lmam e.. Momentum 'rruuo!"r. ZACH,
second race Tor three year -olhs aud up,
s ynIqIn E@srsS ',joo ,N iaT"g IF "a
won, C"rmoran. II. tMcTngg,rD. sIij.
..So' s"s3nd; Lowell! ma !M"onryt. si55,
cral Nordeck. Lady Stella. iironsIon. Kun
nan. iht'" sandy. Amanda. Coca cola,
third rae" for ;hrc"-ycnr-o !ds purse.
S.io3; on ns,,. mily "n1 s%N..4iy HHfrd22-.'"m-
KIN En,-h 'i @y III lans So ~ < M%9
.seoni DARK liors:. rs ,nuiweiD $40.
Fourth ia ace, Nniiona Sporting cut
handicap: f"I three. ycar-"lds and up.
Salvo, lis tHuricj. si2.Oo. $3.50. sos.
won: Aiom. iii tClavcrl; $3.50. S&,l0. see
9nd: SIR Clarence; los u'o"p;. S4r0 th,rII.
lahm. Msonpuir. Witch Flower wood
Finn race four ycar-olds aud up
claiming pnrsc. SI:Soo. one mis- md a
.s'sS $3.50. $3.50. Won. Enrrinlt gs
tl,roulScl. $3.50. $50. second. J., =. Stone,
IL rGen ,,'S ,n!54 TIM rlr ( ~ ~
Moor Double Van. Or. Shufcr liucnir.
inaisccreet D"t,a,s Fest and S""rl Fool.
purse. sl3OQ; one. mil. and u s'N,crnth-z
king Thrush. ll3 CCiaS"rD, $3.50. So 30.
sa.OS won. Hcs;hon. iio az. Harness.
sS.65 sgo0, second. Breeze. ITO ,pmg,ns),
1870 third Time, Las IS. Also rdn.
i,rIgiau Queen. Accelerate. EclHrio.
seventh racc-for three car-olds and
up: claiming. purse. si,3o0: one mile aud
seventy yards--IIriSlS. 100 ,rollIrdp. SlG.gU
;Si5 $3.50. won. Guaranteed lo5 ,MC.
bermotD. s19o, Se.no. second: Miss
rciitc sS CFields). Sl0.3i. thr,i. 1im"
i:I5 Is Also ran: br. JIM King
,;corgc Furhclow. kukluN. VIC MundcG
,.ht.F I,a,thnu \Iafrr Willow rau.nn
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:ue stanains Is as follows'


Little Rock. I'll: Chattanooga. "a.
Second game called end NTH for
Little Rock, ~ catch train)
Mobile 0, birmingham, g.
Nashville, 6. Atlanta, q (Cailed
end eighth for teams 10 catch traiuJ
New orleans, .: Memphis. Q,
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t. X notes IN actual
circulation .....sIIlSSlO On Oo
Total amount Of bills
discounted ana bought
for w"ck ending July
-, 1921 ... iG.I5o.ooo co
Due l.. : Treasurer
hy member dcposi-
tdry banks . ai5S. 600 0o
Contingent liability on
bills rcdiscountcd "r
sold 1,.,.... ...- l9.i6o,ooo 90
Contingent liability on
bills purchased for
foreign corrcspon-
dents ...... ... @.ei".ooo %
Ratio OF total RESERVES
20 depoSi; and f. /;
note liabilities com
bincd ....... ...... ~ -
Ratio OF gold reserve,
TO f. l.. notes in cir
culatiOu after settinu
HSid" - per ccnt
against deposit liza
hltliN ...,..... ...... ~ ~
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10 tn" creditors of CHARLES NJ
JOHNSON Of Richmond In tn.
county Of Iicnrico. and district
afor.said-- bankrupt
notice is hereby given Thai on Julv
IG. 1877. the said CHARLES NJ. JoiIN-
sos Mas duIy adIudic.tt.d taukruri
aud thui tho first inr.tInl. of his cred
itor- - IN bc held in nv urir.. Rooms
1lls-iIlr Mutual Ruilding. Richmond
Va on th, 10TH DAY Dr JI-IY 1921
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at which
linn. TN. said .rcdIto,s may attend
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EWNWNrN- FNW-UNNN Nlts-ScNrrrlN.
McnoSky. Thrce-basc hits Siseg
(2l. Gerber. stolen bases Williams.
Savcrcil Sacrifice hit rlicrhe.
Double plav--Gerbrr. McAtanUs aud
sister LEFT on bases-Hoston. ! St
Louis. : EuSes on balls of Myers,
!: on Shockcr. ! Hits--um Myers. :
~ innings. off Thoymahlen ia
- INNINGS. struck out--by NM
crs. >; 10y Thormahlen, >; by Shock,r,
J. wild pitch-Shockcr Losing pitch
Myers umpires--Na llin. Wilson
and IIldchrauh Time 3u
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Portsmouth,

summary fhrvrta sc hitS-tlock-
son. Two base hiis-GlockSon. sac
.rhscs-- DuwurX. burns 60 Stolen
bases Aiuthnc Cunningham Nal
lnncc. Double plays powucy to
Cunningham 10 E"urns. Eases ON
BalIS-on Slappry. OF McGiouSh-
lin. J. Struck out 10y Slappcy, :, by
Johnson, Tits OF Slappcy. ia !.
innings. Losing pitchcr-Slapp"y
Left on basrS--I'ortS mouth. =, SUI
folk. a. blackburn and
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Real Estate Tor Excharge ~
Wnnicd-Is.aI Estate X,

FOn UeAt rvnuits. list your proprrty for
Aale Tor reut With T. +. Schmidt !.
Co. ~ North Eighth Street.
a. ! .iL.
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Bankrupt

NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES.
MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL SUPPLIES DRUGS AND

SUBSISTENCE [ESN7
j. i Y
hlaielp
~. y NJ.
u b vii the follow NESSH5EJLH
roa I.,cc
no dSh ok hr;s Olskns
: I'm and liza Bascs,S
Boxes Mic Ecc;r
lmIp T. andC Com
ID and Hos Sup. "
.I BIAS whit cnamcl;aO tins
orn 10
= o Blankets oKulimr
pal sole pairs Leather
pairs
pairs Woo
S
hound
o and ona Twnie,ha
to the Depot
u
'at'I"suss ready and ho had
n a'uitE l. col g. ~ g., COMMANDING
Depot
Oregon
a.
&
Marylan
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Jersey city baltimore. wet grounds
Newark, & Reading, .
Toronto. =: Euualo. !.
syracuse. -; Rochester. g.
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To the creditors Of VIRGIL. +. STONE.
of Richmond. ia tho County Of Hen
RICO. ana district aforcsa ld-I:ank-
rupi:
Notice il hereby given that on Jnly
is. 1921. ia" said VIRGIL. T.. SToNi.
was dm'E adjudicatcd bankrupt and
ihht ia" hrNt meeting az his creditor
VIII be h"ld ~ my office. Rooms MS
illo Mutual building. Richmond Va
on the 30rli DAY OF July. Iagi AT
10 o'clock in the forenoon. at which
tim" III" said creditors may attend.
PROV" their claims, appVin, Il trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may propcrIy
come before said meeting
THDS. l. SNE.AD
1;"f"rc" in Bankruptcy
Iuly 90, 1921
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fOE RESULTS liz, your farms and city
oiop:Tty WITH Pollard y Basoy. Rich.
mDni Va.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE:
UNITED STATES FOR TIE. EAST
Err: DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
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HOrSE-waat 20 buy It hDs,sc. -
rooms. ON Grove Aycnue Grace. can
Jay $4,000 cash ami :, month. ri.f"r
dealing dircgt WITH owner. box = .is.
'lN, Ilis.-ith
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American tssocia ton Results.
Milwaukee. i: Indianapolis, ..
81. raui, >, Toledo. :.
Minneapolis, Z; Columbus. 2.
Kansas CITY, .: Louisville, Z.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
iNiTID STATES FOR THE EAST
ERR DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
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EOK RESULTS, I.hl your property r'tu
o. &. Iaylcr - Co. II North Sinth ST
IiJSIr.S easy terms. nait-f Scn..i
central Hat'unai BANK Eu!diuH
HOUSE IN AubutUs State pr.C. ana
terms. IL. -. ECS SOS.
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By RUFFIN & SLOAN
Real Estate Auctiou"crs
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In the matter OF No. 277s.
VIRGIL. +. STONE In
bankrupt. Hnnkruutcy.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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fDN BEST RESULTS. !ist your property
street.
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lgl, East Mhin.
LIT y"pr yLEce"ys5,%3 80, ~" a. Tor ."!s %
! iars!e sii MUTUAL nG!iiiug
i!aI vOuc property tor sale win Cnan
sSeiz'n 20. ~ rprtn Siutn Street
LISI yvIr uruD"Sty for Guich r.suIi. with
& ~ Ter ~ii- OF rent. " T.. Purcell. Jr
co. Inc. va East Franklin Street.
Ni."l tSiA f---sr. Cna, :; ..Gensutusd.
-ss ~ Eat Min S're~.
RtStiMDSD IltCSr co. Real F.+t4t. De-
rhftlnsnt. 5H.-, rentals aud cas-
Seventh and Main streets
Of Main IN the Wvk' End. IriC"s about
- QUO. what hIyo yOY 10 OHer! j. a
aouu.llv X ca.
81 st.uI T.aay to Ken: sell YOUR urop-
"fty. List II with 81 q. Thaihii!Ir-
second hoot, tFkt NatiUS-! Bank IuiIi.
!Ee. Randolph Et
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~ WHAT you want :sm't onesea on ;hs
CLASSIFIED wage today telephone an al
~! your own.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14
OAK AHAnE

George Riddle and wife Of Painted
Post, New York, returned to their
home Monday otter a two weeks
visit at the home Of his parents
Emmet Riddle and wife,
George Guilford and wife, G. G.
Co hiram, wife and daughter Mabel
of Wauseon called on Mrs. Ellen
Butler and Pirl Punches and wife
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Minnick and two chill
dren of Toledo spent last week at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Roll Johns
ton and grandmother Mrs. Emaline
Minnick.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Olive Clark at Morenci,
Sunday afternono.
Seth Jaqua and wife went to
Whitehouse last week to see their
daughter Mrs. Susie Wiles whose
house burned down, and brought
her two youngest children home with
them.
Glen Bates, wife and daughter
Clarice and Lloyd Sharpe and wife
spent Sunday at the lake.
Little Emaline Hawkins, youngest
daughter of Will Hawkins was
burned so severely at her home in
Adrian Saturday, while playing with
matches, that she died early Sunday
morning, the body brought back hera
and t',e funeral services held at the
churcl. Monday afternoon with burial
m the Butler cemetery.
Mrs. John Garrow and two sons,
He rbert and Neil are visiting this
We elk with her mother at Dowling
An ice cream social will be held at
the Grange Hall Tuesday July 18th
Mrs. Arthur Phillips and baby
have returned to her home after
S ending a few weeks with her par.
ents, Emmet Riddle and wife.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14
A BREATHING SPELL

Senator Eoies Penrose of Penn
sylvania, Chairman of the Finance
Committee, says that Congress will
do little more pending the perfection
of fiscal legislation by the commit
tees. He predicts that each House
will soon be taking three-day re-
,esses, while the tariff and internal
revenue bills are being framed. After
the tariff Bill is received from the
House by the Senate, Mr.. Penrose
says the Finance Committee will re-
quire about two months to study it's
provisions and hear witnesses who
wish to present their views. In his
opinion Congress will furnish it's
work not earlier than the 1st of
October.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14

he has sung in concert and oratorio
under Richter, Gaul and other noted
composers and conductors. He has
travelled throughout the United
States in companies headed by Kitty
Gordon, Fritzie Scheff, Charlotte
Greenwood and others of note. For
two years he was tenor soloist at
Temple Baptist Church in Aos An
geles, Cal, one of the largest
churches west of the Mississippi.
Like a ribbon of gold'' was the
tribute paid Mr.. Procter's voice by
London, newspaper critics during his
tour of England few years ago. He
was popular with the Britishers for
the same reason that he is popular
with American audiences-he speaks
his words with uncommon purity,
those on the high notes being as
plainly understood as those in the
lower register. In addition, it Is his
custom to give brief explanatory
talk preceding each of his numbers
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14
SWlFT'S PRODUCE
REVIEW

The generally hot weather exist
ing throughout the country has
caused more than a normal seasonal
decrease in the total production of
eggs, butter and cheese and this
coupled with the good demand for
these products has produced higher
market values.
The movement of spring chickens,
as is natural at this time of the year,
is increasing.
II Careful handling in the production
and marketing of poultry, eggs and
butter by the producer, especially
during the heated season, contributes
it improved products, better values
and better satisfaction to the ulti-
mate consumer.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14

According to a writer In the Mentor
magazine, more seed Is being grown
In this country than in Europe. A
single company In California sows
more than three thousand acres to
seed plants. One sweet pea bed is
800 acres broad. There Is seed mar
ket at Toledo, O., where brokers spe-
culate In clover seed futures" as
wheat IL gambled ON In the Chicago
pit
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14

FOR SALE-Farms al real bar
gains. Sell your high priced land
and come to Ashtabula County
where $40 to $50 per acre will buy
good farms Write me your wants
l can please you. F. M. McCollunr
Andover, Ohio. Att
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14

LOST On Saturday evening July
9th in front of Fleming and Hough
store a black hand bag containing
drinking cup, several handkerchiefs
and bunch of keys, finder please
leave at Tribune office and receive
reward. b. - 15-1p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14
PROBATE NOTICE

W. Munson, IN as e&aesssHtor Of the es-
tqte of E. L. Muhson, deceased has
filed his first and final account for
settlement The hearing of said
account is set for the 9Th day of
August, 1921 at 9 O'clock a. m.
A. M. BARBER, Probate Judge
Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14
POPULAR TENOR
AT CHAUTAUQUA
Harold Proctor Has Enthusiastic
Following In America and
the British Isles.

THIS popular California tenor is to
/ be heard on Chautauqua's clos
ing night with Irene Stolofsky, Polish
violinist, and William Janaushek.
pianist Throughout the British Isles
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14

WANTED To buy veal calves
and beef cattle. Can get them any
day but Saturday Highest prices
pad. Woodward & Schwagner, phone
White 365 or 533. 19-tf
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-14
NORTH PIKE

A large barn was raised on the
farm of Ed Merilatt, Monday.
North Pike enjoyed some very nice
showers last week which were very
much needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Mensler and
daughter Gladys spent Sunday
afternoon at the. home of Price
MIR. and Mrs. Will Barber called
on Alfred Chatfeld Sunday.
If ,'ou never expect others to do
as much for you as you are willing
to do for others, you will not be dis
appointed.