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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
SATURDAY. Stay IS. 1921.
al A. Coca Nom.

a. ~ N.OCA NOON,
we teoi essaSe a.iu prIa~nat prop
tTty orseiiDeu AZ aaiu uSvu as Ioi-
lows.
'CSi acres OF lana. together with an
uuIA.nGs lnGreuh, ana :iS.ts and
pi!N ets tHvIuto appuTt:Gaut, stu
stru. iJi"s unu being ia Charles cay
County. III the state OF kIrbiaia be-.
,nb Inc siIi.E tract oI IaLu convened
~ Ju!!rH Gum VI desd nom ~ riu-
- utrrIey aud Lyt!"a Greeley.
has VIE. dated No|GInLrr Is. l34i and
iGIUiuru ia inc Sierns OInCu ut
SLaIIvs SilJ county .u Deed Book
~. -. paee @at. t:.u SAID tract OF
land containing. according TO sur
Nvy Gnu map made - J. LS.I. ClarAc
Ci.!i Ensineei. natcd January 20,
lYlI. siA nuuurud Auu 5iAIy-sn md
ninety onc-nu!dIvdtas tLot,,vJ acr.s
anu uciEs the same tract VI laud
conveyed unto ".sioury Farm Corr
poTatIon " deed uuly recorded III tnS
IIrih = OiHGu Aforesaid.
And u!so-Ihe following personal
pE.peiy' Haits. nora.s. is cows
son tractor. Avery tractor. tractor
p.ow, i tractor GlsC harrow hurInx-
tooih harrows. s.!.orst p!ows. =
mick corn binder. i ~McCorm!ck
tIUmcr. Mccormack hay rake, |
gram drl.'. i gro" corn planter. !
rldIns cu!Iivatcrs. or s-norss
Wagons. wagon uOGIcs. wagon nay
I.cn. harness Y! ala ..lnGs, lot uI IoTks,
E"ea aud i-notse implements uauaIiy
ice''A va 49, ~ N-'- IA., " tOI3
DHivG may, lot OF corn tvGuer
h!tGnrn range. t-Duinrr Oh sluve,
lot OF uOaavHO.g ana kItcnvn iurnI-
tuIr. Al! OF wnlEA pcrsOniG property
40 located on tne above uSsGTIueu real
estate ia InaT.Ss I!tJ Sounty. VAR
SiHia.
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as TO
BIZ mucn OF The pToccrus aa may pu
necessary TO uciIay tDc expenses or
tAccut!ns TINS trust, IacIuu!nS trus-
tcc'S commission OF per cent, fees
Tor drawing ana recording tniS uecu.
&nC TO pay u note OIL SO.uUU.uV, with
interest from January 20. 1921, and
the balance upon terms TO DO ans
nounCed.
BENZ. PURVIS
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

SUBURBAN HOMES
AND FARMS
So acres just north of
Ginter Park, eight
room, practically new
house, barn, granary,
garage, etc. Will make
a very attractive price
for a quick sale.
"a acre and new store,
three miles of city.
Price, $500.
A ITO acres, seven
room residence, fur
mace heat, etc. Lots of
fruit; four poultry
houses and runs; usual
outbuildings. On Pc
tershurg car line.
Price, $4,000.
1875 acres in Powhatan
County, % miles from
city and four miles
of station. rs acres in
cultivation; siX-room
residence, stable, gran
airy, tenant house, etc.
Price, 81, 500. Reason
able terms.
10 acres and good ten
room residence, locat-
ed in beautiful grove;
just outside Of town
Price, 81, 800.
3 acres and very at
tractive Groom bunga-
low; Lakeside car line.
We have a very cheap
price for a quick sale.
25 acres, seven miles
out on the Newmarket
Road; II acres open,
balance in wood; d
room residence. Price,
$3.50.
GARRETT & CO.,
1112 e. MAIN ST.
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DOUBLE FLAT.

VIII sell at a sacrifice to an early puT-
chaser. S'N rooms down and seven up.
everything separate. with all modern con
N,ntvuCCS. half BLOCK from Iniinhvra.u
i'nrk. on boulevard. can Madison 1888.
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Every Ad on This Page Is An Opportunity Read Them
RE<iL ESTATE FOE s.fLE
lIou>cs for Snlc

DELIGHTFUL. Stuart Avenue residence.
best location. eight rooms aud strictly
modern. easy terms See thaS. +.
Ruchr'nunt. Sole Agent. Room ~. Alli-
son HuildinE. >vSi. East Main Street.
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Houses for Rent
FOR RENT OR SALE

Suburban home, eight
rooms, sleeping porch,
three baths, highly
polished floors. Every
modern convenience.
On certain conditions
we will rent this prop
erty to a responsible
party for $4,000 per
month, or we will sci! at
a very reduced price,
and on exceptionally
easy terms.
We have another
house of seven rooms
of similar type, in the
same neighborhood,
which we can offer on
the same conditions
and terms.
GARRETT & CO.,
ll12 +. MAIN ST.
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Garages for Rem
Attractive office, overlook
ing Main and Tenth
Streets. Woodward \
Son, ] South Tenth.

r,F,SIPAtsl-E ~ ,uA.u nOo-. ueaI iut.H
au,t-u,...,. ga,Au.- thon. HanauIn ID
f-GE RESI- pinae spae. n at;ractir. Of
ng, -;.aoEg.,ia.y s"rNie. HNai.L'!t-
Nine. ls.spttvu BuilG!ny HAa -ri5
FURNISHED orl-y >iacr. ji' American
\.r.ua.. BANK itGL!l.EE
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TRUSTEE j ACC-r:v-- ALE
Cos ACRES OF LAND
OGETitEk WITH rEHSoSaI.
OF
PROF ERR 4

In execution y. u certain deed of
uUst 10 the unuv!s!sncd trustee
ms been made ia the payment Of III,
DEBT therein secured. auC being re-
CURED DO TO DO ~ the Beneficiary,
VIII sea- al puu'IG auction. on tho
premises. on
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee S Auction Sale

STOCK or LUMBER ASD SAW
MILL AT TAYLoESViLLE AND
VICINITY. HANOVER COZ NTY.
In tn" execution of 4 d.od OF trust,
dated May ~. 1871 and duly record
eu ia tn. Clerks office OF Hanover
tT"uit Court un shat dag to the an
dcrsign ned trustee, |. the Undersigned
trustee. viii. Oh
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OWN S z8HE OWN
WESTHAMPTON
S4,75O-6 rooms and
bath; corner.
S5,250 u rooms:
large cellar.
ST. 1905 rooms and
bath.
$4,000 IS rooms, large
corner lot.
So, 500-6 rooms and
bath.
$500 - rooms, large
reception hall, instan-
taneous heater, hot
water heat, etc.
$4,000 = Beautiful
home, near Monument
Avenue.
$4,000 - s rooms;
something unusual.
$4,000 = 22O8 Park
Avenue, 8 rooms, 2
baths.
SIS, 500-111 S. Lom-
hardy, S-room brick,
modern flats.
4,300-211 S. Pine;
S-room brick, 2 baths,
electric lights, large
garage and lot.
$2,500-1205 S. First;
brick, 6 rooms and
bath.
WALTER SCHAAF,
Central Nat. Bank
Building.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
-=---=-=e-====---- -
BY j. ID. cARNE:AI. q SONS.
by j. ID. cARNEAL q SONS.
Trustees
Auction Sale

NESS AND RESIDENTIAL PROP.
EkTH IN THE HEART OF THE
MANtf'AtTtKI CENTRE OF
THE CITY. NOS 12GO-2202- r.
MAIN 81. AID nos. 1851 X.
TWENTY SECOND ST.
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summer Places for Rent I

FOR RENT. tor the summer a; $50 a
frAuNllu S,s,yt PHONE Madison ni--J
t0H LI%V t.u-room furnished hous"
.glIr.s -4rGH r. heat, uuta, water. rs
vEsk "a 80 Yards isu!. station AipE
BON y. GLASGOW. Va,
SE4>I HOUSE. our mile from Towards
vine. M kyut, including vegetable s"rc
ccu aaA mills t5g9 tor IN" snmim"f o..
bruins HoNardsyi.e Va
SUMMER PLACE fOH RENT.
Cc!up.- lr!y iG-ulshvi, lu-t'om C"ii's'
al Ely, rage summit, penn W.;H t"Gy
I.r..s %. ground. GpUaiv HarnS", HvaE Soit
yours, June 10 October J. ,oi''sSr
MAJ rregu;.psl hail, living room, iiu!us
-pg.u -,lIr tvdIugUs, iAsc. baths. i.ahuT
mum CuTpcrut!trl. Peal Estate h.raJt
-, az H.. EaSt Main street. Na!!-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

FOX SALE. several nrst class resident
bargains. ftrc-room modern cottage
h.sinsccit"n N"r,h Richmond. s5a90:
s!.VvV Sash. balance easy terms E!Eht,
room thoroughly modern house. Z wears
best section battery Court. l-2 squares
IT, ear line. frtcc. go: $1,000 cash
balance easy terms. Possession i'm 10
days II. NJ Mcl;uir,, k.,i ~, "v
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oh SALE, ! acres on James R!yc-. or
IpSltc MAJOR boo!cy's .Csidync. .rS,s
absolutely Tho mos; bcau'i:uI ,r.,rf
9. ,"nd around Richmond Lovely
$500 .!,hih sprinr grand view % IN.
you ""ni suburban site and Viii
'"HH 'h'> i.ac" oyer you MIL lL,. -
NNIt'Ss NnN \ III. I'm, l,tsnn,rh -
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By virtu" OF a certain deed of trust.
dated April Q. 1908. ana recorded In
IHUhuoud chnnccry Court Cicrk'p
ono" in -. ~. 1894. page 43y, do
fault having been made in the pay
m"nt Of a portion of the debt secured
thereby. and having been required by
tn" beneficiary therein so to do, /
will on
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AUCTiOhS-LEGhLS
Legal Notices
CITY or RICHMOND. To-wIT:
OFFICE or
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

May 10. 1927.
sealed proposals VIII b. received al,
this yihce anii! !. o'clock moo. May ~
Tot tn. ,oi!owins wot" which may BE-
awarded ia whole or ia part. toe Wit. Thr
paving OF certain str.rts with nsphalttc
concrete. U.,uilth!c. Waite process. DufaI
biUCI aaG grant. ApA.ls, covering AN -
p-uf.iuTC 81 approximately tNO hundred
and nit. thousand t.5o,rOOl.
Forms %! proposals can De obtained on
application.
\ certified check Tor amount stated on
iforohdIt must dccoinGhny Zach b.d as "a
guaranty OF "heCuUun OF contract. Tnu
i.;"ctur o! Public Works reserves Ia,
rIs,.t ~ TyJcC. any and all bids
ALLEN J. SNNiIt.E.
DIRECTOR uf puDuc Works.
THE Inuua. n."-;iuS ot tn" Jau,t;v Land
Co. WI. D" held Oh Tuesday. Ai,y .;ih
Inst. At - - NJ, "a, GO American Ma.
toial Banh BuiliiUg. Richmond Y.
Arthu. B C!a-Ec. secretary.
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REAL EST4TE FOR SIZE
Farms and Land for Sale sa
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FARMS FOR SALE OR TRADE.
700 acres: miles from ntcnmon'a
on gravel road; 90 acres I'm "ni;i.
NAton. Eight room dwe'Iiu. +,
good condition. itr.. ,r,,.
other nuibuildimss. has ,,n,.
road frontage Land il bet r 'hVS
IN'raE". owner has moved AWAY
POSSESSION any time. Prise. ;S,Hla.
i5a acres. ahou, so cleared bal
"hSN Wei! set in timber. Eoc,! sin
.ynh .E!cN dwelling, in nice grove.
I"d' as miI" road frontage.
Possession any thine. $1,000.
is5 acres miles from R!cnmonb
grave. road - acres cleared. 90
.H cultivation, balance wei! 81, in
l:nn,r and wopi SrN.u.rOa,n
dwelling "a Al condition h.rn
and "uibu!l:inEs. THIS farm I.s
between 'Wp gravel roads ,rI
faces on one. Possession amy lIur.
Price. $4,000.
Those Farms can b~ Dough, ON o,sv
i-rmN o' wi. trad" tog city prog.
coHxEriY s GO
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LOTS AND LOTS

LOTS AND LOTS
Hanover Ave. east of
Roseneath, % feet,
$3.50.
Park Ave. east of
Roseneath, SO feet,
$4,000.
Kingston Ave. east of
Roseneath, 25 feet,
$500.
Patterson Ave. east of
Roseneath, so feet,
$3.50.
Monument Ave. just
west Of Belmont Ave,
SO feet, $4,000.
and many. others in
this section.
J. A. CONNOLLY &
co.
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IT ESDAY. MAY 81. 1921,
At 800 o'clOck Z. NJ.

On the premises. proceed 10 sell AZ
public auction the following described
property:
All that certain piece. parcel or lo,
OF iand. with al! improvements
thereon, lying and being in the civ
81 Richmond. Virginia. at the north
easy corner of Main and twenty
Second streets. fronting nfty-,hrs.
it"t ten inches t53' lU") on the n1rth
line nf Main street. ana running: bac,.
n"fth"hrhIy along the east I'm. OF
fw"nty-Sccord Street on. hundred
ma four feet tiGiD to niuo-foo,
.,lcy; thence chstwardiy along In.
In. OF shii alley hi'S-ivc feet eight
inches 'o5 So. more or l"ss thence
Suuthwardly to said Main Street he
nag u" corner lot on which ,hs
''ourthOuEc Tavern" formerly s,nnt
III" Improvements consult OF ,lr.,
hrick stores. with four-room nntY
above, on tn" northeast corner Of
twenty Second ana Main Streets. and
four brick dwellings. with four rooms
each, on Twenty Second street, These
ar" nm" renters always S1cuni.S
rnh ia COCA condition lust rccrrI,ly
painted Tho location is good. hni,,..
diaSpna!ly across from the IIcnric6
County Courthouse. and purrnu,,jai
on ali s!des hy Warehouses. ,oharca
factories ana other business enter
prIscs. Will pay we'll ap an invest,
iE,T,i or sp.Cpia;
II you want II bargain. attend sale.
TERMS Cash
J. ID. CARNEAf.
y. H-Bo,ter terms innv l Ls S,a
ma VIII ID" announced AZ sale.
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by II. 4. RICHEsON * Co.
Realtors.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
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FOR SALE-Floyd Ave
nue. corner, brick, two
apartment, m O d e r n
building, Boul. 329.

FOR SALE hy owner. s.Ven-rooin resi-
d"ncr on Belmont Avenue. 1880. Easy
terms MI modern cOnvcnicnccs. Block
from schoUl. NomInvard SELL.
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REAL ESTATE FOX SALE
Farms and Land Tor Sale 81,
a REAL. BARGAIH

Nln.t. -A.l. .srm. Within miles
uf EI.gmuaI, long road frontage
Oh tWo sides b! sold a; one,
S.'yJ.yV
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y - Better terms may DO had
ana Win be announced AZ sale.
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l. = $ }. 5. HAEyIE
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HIGHLAND PARK---Now building several
attractive. .tucco 7-room and reception
hall residences. Strictly modern: good
section. Reasonable irst payment bal
ancc monthly. Ready 10 move in June
J. rricc. s6.5GO Scs Ohas. r. Ruchr
mund. Room &c. Allison building. SO3ia
Fast Main Street.
HAVE you rented a house yet? a Wanted
to Rent Ad IN Tho Times Dispatch Will
probably nnd ono Cor you
TO use these Want Ads Is to be sure of
result. -----------
YOU save money when w buy and sell
through these Columns. -
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tHe icai estate a.iu prIauAal prop.
eTty ocsSIibeu AZ aaIu uEvu as IoI-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
LLOYD GEORGE WARNS
EANONN DE VALERA
That II Is Dangerous to Prolong the
Negotiations-Cannot Prolong the
Exchange of Notes.

London, Aug. 20 (By the Associated
Press Premier Lloyd George, reply
ing to Eamonh De Valera, in alludine
to the demand for recognition of Ire
land as foreign power says Mr.. De
Valera rs playing with phrases to
suggest that the principle of govern
ment by the consent of the governed
compels recognition of that demand
on our part. or that in repudiating il
we are straining geographical and his.
toricsl considerations to justify a
claim 10 ascendancy over the Irish
race"
The prime minister warns Mr.. De
Velera that lowing to the action being
taken in certain quarters" it is dan
gerpus TO prolong the negotiations
Therefore, while willing to make every
allowance he cannot, be declares, pro-
long the mere exchange of notes, but
says he win be happy to meet Mr.. De
Valera and his colleagues again.
Mr. Lloyd George argues that the
states Of the American union enjoy no
such range Of rights as is offered Ire
land in the governments proposals.
which he saws, I'VE consider TO fulfil
your wish that the principle of govern
ment BY the consent of the governed
should be the guiding principle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
MEMS DOUBLES
SETTLED TO-DAY
Williams and Washburn
Against Tilden and
Richards
MILE. LENGLEN NOT
ABLE TO APPEAR
In Mixed Doubles at Long
wood AS Had Been
Expected

Boston, Aug. ga week of cham.
pionship tennis play. came to a close
on the Chestnut hill courts of the Long
wood Cricket club to-day with final
matches that carried national titles in
mems doubles, mixed doubles, junior
singles and doubles and father and son
combinations. In addition, Miss Mary
X. Browne and Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy, women champions af other
years, met in what was probably their
last appearance on eastern courts in
the final of the invitation women's
Having left California and
retirement largely to meet the inva.
sion of Mile Suzanne Lenglen, it is un-
derstood they now plan to go directly
to their homes.
Three of the four members of the
American Davis cup team met in the
final of the national doubles tourna
ment with r. N. Williams, ID, and
w. NJ, Washburn, eastern doubles
on one side of the net, and
w. T. Tilden, ID, on the other. Vim
cent Richards, with whom Tilden won
The national doubles title in 1918, was
again his partner to-day The fourth
member of the cup team w. NJ. John
ston, paired with Miss Browne, get
INTO the days action in the final of
he mixed doubles, in which Tilden has
Is partner Mrs. Molla Bjurstdat Nal
DRY, conquerer of Mile. Lenglen.
The French champion, it was an
to-day sent word that she
would not be able to appear as ex-
,ected in exhibition matches here next
Monday.
The question of father and son SUI
,remacy lay between Fred G. Ander- !
on and his son, Fred c. Anderson,
landing six feet, seven inches, from |
Jew York and the Philadelphia pair
f j. w Wear and William p. Wear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
GETTING
FOOTHOLD nv MEXICO
State of Yucatan is Reported to Be
Stronghold for That
Cult.

Mexico City, Aug. 27.-Travelers re
turning here from the state of Yucca
tan describe that region as socialist
stronghold with radicalism strongly
entrenched from the governorship down
to the most minor office.
Felipe GARLIC, member of the federal
chamber OF deputies, whose radicslism
recently led to attempts to Gust him
from the lower house, is the acknowl.
edged leader and in all probability
wiz be elected governor at the cleo
tions next fall.
Although the radicals are divided
into two groups-the regular socialist
party and the socialist party of the
southeast, of which Garlic is the head
they are united in the cause of com
munism, 1t is reported, and operate
as the league of resistance Mem
bership cards to this organization are
printed on flaming red paper. Its let.
ter heads are printed in red and it is
said that all official documents are
written with red ink.
The organization of socialists was
begun in Yucatan in 1915 and has been
growing steadily ever since. At vari.
Gus times the most extreme of the
radicals have advocated separatist
movement from Mexico but this mas
never been given serious consideration
because Yncatan IN no sense is self
supporting.
Yucatan at the present time is in
bad state economically. There is prac-
tically no market for henequen, the
chief product of the state and the large
growers have been forced to store their
crops and are not re-planting. The
result is almost disastrous to the peas
ant class which easily lends itself to
the influence of the radicals, who con
duct their propaganda under the slogan
of help far the poor -down-trod-
den Indian
The economic situation has given
rise to numerous instances of lawless-
ness and only recently delegation of
Yucatan journalists visited President
Obregon to protest in person against
the association of one of their mum.
Der and TO present other facts relative
to a situation which they described
rs disgrace and menace" Presi- |
dent Oregon promised that fun in.
would be made.
Newspaper dispatches from that re-
zion frequently tell of clashes between
radicals and the conservatives with
occasional bloodshed.
In line with these facts is the re-
port recently cabled officially to the
here that the communist
congress which met in Moscow several
months ago designated Yucatan as the
headquarters for its propaganda work
n Latin-America.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
One Box Of 'FRUIT-A-TrvEs" or
@Fruir Liver Tablets" Brought Relief

Old Chatham, Columbia Co., N. Y.
Twas bothered with Constipation,
Liver Trouble and Indigestion for
three years and tried all kinds Of
medicine with no relief.
was so bad / would have dull,
heavy feeling in the pit of my
stomach /; generally about three or
four hours after eating.
saw advertised in the "7roy Times"
Fruit a tives' and sent to r. w.
Seymour's drug store in Chatham
and bought two 5Oc. boxes. Before
/ had finished one box, was relieved
and now have no more trouble. I
can eat anything / desire.
would advise anyone in the same
condition as / was, to take Fruit
a-tives' it is a God.send, and would
not be without 'Fruit-a-tives' in the
house,.
WILLIAM GALE SHEPHERD.
Soc. a box, for So. so, trial size CSC.
At dealers or from FRUIT.A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENsBURG, N. Y.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
NORWICH FARMER PAID FINE.
Was Charged with Manufacturing,
Possessing and Selling Liquor.

Was Charged with Manufacturing
Possessing and Selling Liquor.
White River Junction, Aug Ellis
choice of a fine of $500, with sus-
pended fine of $500 under probation
procedure. or a fine of $3.50, with pro.
baton condition waived, was offered
Don Wheeler, Norwich farmer, who
was tried in Hartford municipal court
here Wednesday before Judge A. G.
Whitman on a charge of manufsctur
ing. possession and sale of Intoxicating
liquor, following his apprehension the
night Of Aug. s. during the course Of
a booze raid at Norwich. Mr. Wheeler
paid the $3.50 and costs of S2s.2s and
was released.
Charges that Mr.. Wheeler had man
ufsctured and sold intoxicating liquor
we're not pressed. He denied having
done so.
Wesley Rix, Wheeler's hired man.
who was also arrested when he claimed
as his a quantity of beverage secured
by officers at the time of the raid
was released, his case having been not
pressed.
Myron Armstrong. arrested on a sim.
liar complaint to that brought against
Wheeler has been sentenced 10 paw
fine Of $3.50 or be placed on probation.
He didn't have the money for the line.
and as a result was placed on proba.
ton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
JAPANESE VS.. AUSTRALIANS.
Met on Tennis Court To-day to Decide
Right to Challenge.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 27-The Japa .
nese and Australasian Davis cup play
ers met to-day in the final matches TO
determine the challenging team to
meet the United States defenders at
Forest Hills next week. Yesterdays
victory in doubles by J. O. Anderson
and Clarence Todd over Ichiya XII
magae and Zenzo Shimidzu gave the
Australasians one match TO two wtbn
by the japanese in singles on Thurs.
day.
kumagae was scheduled to meet An
derson this forenoon and Shimidzu TO
play J. B. Hawkes. in The afternoon.
As Hawkes. was burned on the arm on
steam pipe yesterday, there was
possibility that Todd or Captain Nor
man Peach might be substituted for
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-27
BRATTLEBoRo MAN SUES
For Personal Injuriese And Loss of
Automobile by Fire.

Brattleboro. Aug. 27-Dr. P. T. Lee
of Brattleboro, veterinary surgeon,
has filed in the county clerks Office a
suit against Leonard W Wilgus Of
Putney through the law Office of Bar
Der & Miller to recover damages of
81 500 because of an automobile COLI
sion in East Putney August 10 of this
year. The suit is returnable at the
September term of Windham county
court.
DR. Lee alleges that while he was
driving his Overland from East Putney
railroad station to the Looms Bros.
farm Mr.. Wilgus, who was driving a
car under a New York number plate,
was driving negligently and at high
speed and ran his ear into the plain
tiff's automobile, damaging il serious
~ and causing leak in the fuel sys
tenn so that his car back fired and was
burned. DR.. Lee says he sustained a
fracture Of bones in his right foot. he
sues for 500 for the loss of the car
and 5000 for personal injuries.