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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13


burned the sixteen automobiles.
Major W l.. y. r;'r. % McCroh t,"'@
DIyton ph!o 'rhr heads IA" fedora.
committee. OF ia,">''1 1;.'!"n d"cNr'd :"
MAKE ouh,:c TIC names - twenty ~.
ne>seS examine! =. - s.mvIt;"" '..~-
,rrday. ur I, G'>,..=c i'-'~ ''''' ny
II'|t Do0Ic-. hHv'Ir-. Z. I. ~ i'''' =
Z pr." reporter That !" - ElE"n E'~
testimony to the coma.:'lcc. and r"!"'".
- - reporter the c'~r "f what r. N1Id
h" h4t testified TO beror> n" committee
4 tod the committee" Tl'r, I"ol"N
said that tho Martin Hn1'hr- could
have been pa, tHtn the ohio rtr"r by
>im?iy cutting tn l"E; motor ard let
ting ,He right motor run VIDE o0en. and
k!rkins the lcft rud'i"r would haHH
caused n" riG pan" - turn sharp TO
The let, IL u" same larn"r as IL was
turned when il turned IT he south cud
vC ~" acid 70 taxi OF.
"N.so ;c,G -" committee. -" pilot
ror,I have cut rs swift A"S S'"p1"I
motors and avoided ;hs 'o~2.
In ny judgment. i"o.cy SD. 'tA'
?!,o. q the u!-tAt"G ship ":tH"- lost h;|
head - VAS ,nrrpcri"a"cd VIII n"
Martin typ ot plHa".
The accident VAS al unral't for
Had Not Left Ground
The 2.anc had not ls:; -, ground
noo.cy ven, OF - sa? ~ Simply
,-a Shrd hcad,0ng :ntn N" S!X;,'0 auto
mobiles orcupicd oy spectators a. ;Ar
C!tns field.
Il have never flown Mar i'":1
her" hc said. "hu, Id amos; wager ny
NO that In the same c!rcums'ar'' ~ l
Dl.ot ut this plane was IN. I oou'd 10 IS
I told the Investigating conm';ic" 'hi9
pilot should haze done--ctca- ;AN
crowd and put the ship IN IN" liver.
PHO, pooley is on" Of the hes: known
commercial plane rl:crs in the eastern
section g." ;hc country As sergeant
rNr- dur!ns -. war. ne had charge 90 |
fleet Of fnr;,.t'v" p'anes tor th> govern
:r,"at q, Kc!t.. f.,,f Texas. Since tho
Nay. nc has been - - q $ cor mercla !
pilct. part OF the ;.:rs a, Philadelphia
and more rcccnti% a iI'r: !or The Il. |.
Lambert Aircraft CoTnpan!
srinS Lambert to Testify.
X T.. Lambert and PHO; Dooiey Sun
day afternoon Witnessed the accident al
MvundsvIlc. having come down from \
rAgn. n one cf the Lambert Aircraft
Companv planes Just before Lieutenant
C. K Naclror nc 7ilot. started 10 t4Hi
OF n ~" MaCti" Bo:nhcr. with Lieu
tenant y. T pun,c0. alternate plot. and
SerSeart-mechan,c VI. l.. G"nw' N n"
bomber With him They witnessed -"
accident. and both rrcr T"-r h"~r'd -
helping 10 roscue p-vpie fron' n" -"
which resulted when the Marin h"m-
bcr's tanks let 60 hurl:nS SOC gallons o.
gasoline over the sixteen wrecked auto
mobiles and spectators.
At the direction cf coroner ! Nc
Combs. PHO, Do.'.v ti"w yesterday Z"
Iambcrton. II Hn. and BROUGHT back
20 &oundsvii," II l.. Lambert. president
OF the Lanbcr, Aircraft Co7,pIn:. who
VIII be called 20 .cstIfy :c-ha% before
tContnned on Page rhtrteeu)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
AVIATION-PIL0T D00LEY TESTlFIES
DISASTER COULD HAVE BEEN AVERTED

Wartime Military Airman Who Witnessed Sunday S
Tragedy Says Big Martin Bomber Should Have Been
Diverted Into the River, Clearing the CroNd federal
Probe Expected to Be Completed Today, But Results
Are Not to Be Divulged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-13
THE lNTELLIGEN Gel Il

Has the Largest Circulation -
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State of West Virginia.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
BUREAU REPORTS QUE
TODAY ON COTTON CROP
Trade Eagerly Awaits Statistics
That VIII Influence Buy
ing or Selling.
ing or Scllint
LNy Aasoclnteh Press. ]

%EW ORLEANS. July 3l.-rriccs
wcr" depressed in the cotton mar
10 this week from the opening.
standing : to 20 points Under the
olos- OF III" preceding week at their
highest and Is to 81 points under at
h"ir lowest. ON the close the trad
ug months we're at net losses OF ~ to
. points. October traded at 1910 at
i;s highest level. fell Off To Hiss
and closed at ii.G6 In the spot de-
partncnt midd!ing lost 70 points in
the net results. closing at II cents as
against SS.15 a year ago.
Poor trade reports from Liverpool
and Manchester and the quiet in the
spot markets OF this country were
the main factors against values For
f." wan" the more favorable weather
over tho bolt caused selling. but IL
was iinaiiy quite generally conceded
that l," stage had been set in the
hvlt Tor the usual August dctcriora-
tiur ana that this deterioration
might be- all the more severe because
of tho comparatively slight July de-
t"tloration. as indicated in most pri-
Nat1 bureau reports on the crop To-
ward the end of til" week cover
nag movement set in among shorts
si..h Nll''A 'sihs-''i SlftIlntSS ana
,ial recoyericS from the lowest lev
els
This covering was induced by gen
cral expectations Of a rather bullish
showing hy the bureau reports due
Monday. The week was punctuatcd
with private bureau reports OF the
crop. and condition percentages re-
turned ranged from COL up to 1O3,
with indicated crop figures running
from 100000 up TO S.SSO.O0O. AT the
end of the week II looked AS IL trad
eES expected report from the gov
eminent 81 around 67.5 10 6S indi-
CAt!nE crop Of around $500 900
bales. Feeling was more hullish re-
Eard!nC tho size Of tho indicated
crop than regarding the percentage
OF condition and most traders seem
cd willing 10 regard 100000 bales
as buliisn in spite of the fact that
!, was larger than the indicated crop
on June 20. when the figures were
si33.O00 bales. The report from the
government Is due At 10 O'Clock. New
Orleans time. Monday morning, and
VII! compare with go on June % OF
this year. al on July - of last
year, and the tcn-ycar- average for
July -. of 15.i The average va
ration for the last ten years during
tn" July condition period has been
Il loss OF ~ points.
The annual rvpor; 10y II. g. Hester.
sccrtary OF the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange, is due Monday. and will
contuiu statistics Tor which the
trade has been eagerly waiting for
months past This applies particu-
larly 60 the item of the cnrry-over.
regarding which there is much dis
putc. The average trader looks for 4
carry over OF about 9,500O 600 bales OF
american cotton and anything over
that figure is likely To cause selling
whilc anything under is likely to
cause buying The figures on the
commercial crop FOR the year Just
ending, and on mill takinSs, exports
and consumption will be statistics Of
great trade interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
MAKING APPEAL
FOR HIGH SCHOOL FUNDS

Tho Rappahannnoct Indian Asso-
citation incorporated under the laws
of Virginia last February ard whose
members are descendants OF the Pow :
haitian Cunfcdcracy. formed in south
west virginia nearly 300 years ago.
Is making an appeal for erecting,
- nigh school for their children.
Thcrc ar" but five OF the original
thirty tribes left ana the association
Was formed 90 prevent their com
plctc dissolutiou
Gc"rg" l.. Nelson chief of tho Rap
pahann"cks, opened the drive for
funds at an anniversary celebration
held recently in fredericksburg. Con-
trihutions To be used in the building
OF the school are being received by
susan l.. Nelson, secretary of the or
gaui&atiOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
rustee S Sale
of House and Lot

By virtue of a certain deed OF trust.
dated JuLy IL 5;,d i9i9. 9nd RECORDED IN!
Court OF the CITY OF Richmond. VIZ
Einia, in Deed BOOK 255-B. page rs.
10 the undersigned trustee, to secure
named. default having been made IN
the payment Of same and being re-
CURED so 10 90 by the beneficiary.
Richnlond Rca. Estate Exchange. on
MONDAY. AUGUST |. 1921.
AT l2.OO o'clock NJ.
all that certain lot. piece CIR parcel
OF land, with all improvements
thereon. lying and being in The CITY
side oil The WesthaEipton Electric Car
Line and what would be Floyd Ave-
nue. ii extended wcstwardly. ana
bounded as follows. to-wit:
line of FLOYD Avenue leXtended1 ut
inc northeast, corner Of Lot "B." as
n the suit OF Jpseph SchePers oo VS. IS;
court OF the City Of Richmond. thence
running along the southern line or
crT direction and fronting thereon
a"s between parallel lines one nun
dred and ninety i9o) feet.
FERNS: Cash as to so much OF the
nroccrds as may be necessary to de-
1ruy the expenses Of executing tins
trust, 10 pay one note f9r SooU;oo ana
to date. of sale: TO pay one note for
81 .b0000 and interest thereon from
July 10. 1921, to date OF sale. the pro-
ration OF taxes for 1921. the remain
paid In terms to, suit purchaser.
which terms will BIO announced at
WILLIAM NJ. MILLER,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
CLEARINGHOUSE BANKS
SHOW DEFICIT FOR WEEK
IHy AsaocL.,ed prcss.

NEW YORK. July 3l-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies ton the week shows
hat they hold Sl322I.l9G deficit in
@Gai reserve This is decrease OF
i:,ilS.ilo from last week.
Tine statement follows:
Loans. discounts. etc. dc
crease ......'........... .t3I,I7l. 900
Cash in own vaults. mem
Dcrs Federal reserve
bank. decrease .. $500. 900
Resources in Federal re-
Scry" bank OF member
banks. Gccr.ns" ... oo.S3e, OUo
Resources in own vaults
stat" banks and trust
companies. decrease 800 5000
Hcsourccs in d.aosi,arics.
state banks, etc. in
crease ............... 10000
Net demand deposits. de-
crease .............. 1888 900
Time deposits. !ncrcasc.... Gl7,OO0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
rustee S Auction Sale

Oh
THAT VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE
PLACE OF TWO AND SiNTY-
EIGHT NE-HuNDREpTHS (a.GS)
ACRES. WITH COTTAGE HOUSE
AND OTHER IMrEoVEM ENTS.
Acting under n deed OF trust drawn
by Harry j. pankhurst and wife.
dated July l.. 1918. and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Iicnrlco Circuit
Court in -. II. 2l2-B, page 222. default
having been made in the payment OF
money therein secured and being re-
uuircd by the beneficiary, ! shall sell
by public auction. in front OF ilcnriro
County Courthouse,
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1921,
AT II o'clock NJ,
all that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land. with all the improvements
thereon, rights. ways and appur-
tcnanccS thereto belonging. lying and
being in the County OF Honrico.- Viz
ginia. about one mile from the city
OF Richmond. and fronting on the east
side Of the Creighton Road. contain
ing two and siNty-cignt onc-hun-
drodths Of an acre.
TERMS. cash as to- expenses OF
executing this trust and any insur-
ancc or taxes due and To pay Il note
of $500. viii: interest on same from
July ], 1920. and any balance pay
able in cash.
JOHN c. EASI.EY.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01

NEW YORK. July 3i.-Tho f,rt ,,,.
there has been Improvement in oni,,
certain lines of Industry. while
"'h"rs continue 70 lancuish. accounts
Tor the failure OF the general stock
market TO advance In the face az
''H'er money rates and hetterment In
commodity prices.
Popular statements that tho puhlir,
refuse to enter the stock market be-
cause they lost all their surplus funds
IN the recent downward movement Is
dairy being exploded by the good de-
mand for speculative and high grade
bonds at advancing prices. Within
the last TWO weeks. prices Of specu-
lative. and tirst-ciass bonds have
shown substantial advances. There
is considerable money available for
speculation in securities but the pun
lie refuse To buy stocks because OF a
belief that the Improvement in bust
ness has not been general and not
sufficient to warrant enhancement in
quoted market prices
Enhance Value Of Sugar.
y growing belief exists that the
worst has been seen in practically all
lines nt business. This is particu-
tarly true with regard to the sugar
situation. Raw sugar is now about
| cent above the recent low price.
Reports have stated that there are
approximately 100000 tons OF sugar
stored In Cuba An advance OF /
cent a pound mcans that the value of
the sugar stored in cuba has been en-
HANGED approximately sii,0oe.00o.
Better prices for sugar is a favorable
development TO the money market.
owing I othe large volume OF sugar
paper held by American banks. Stocks
OF sugar companies are believed 70
have turned the corner.
Despite the drastic Curtaiimcnt OF
the production of copper. the outlook
for that industry continues unfavor-
able. Consumers continue to hold
aiouf While the i00,0oO,0O0 pounds
of copper allocatcd for export is
gradually being reduced by sales
abroad. domestic consumption con-
,imues AZ low ebb For this reason.
people with surplus funds available
for Investment in stocks are being adj
viscd To leave the coppcrs alone.
Consumers Forsnl>c Market.
The continued absence OF CONSUME
ers from the market is creating a
growing potential demand which.
sooner or later. will have TO be filled.
This is particularly true of copper
and steel
Some bankers believe that n reduce
ton in the interest rate charged on
MORTGAGES would do much TO stimu-
late new construction and create Il
better demand for building materials,
Countries which have not been do
ing much business with America are
beginning To make preparations for
a revival Of former trade relations.
Russian representatives. are in this
country waiting for President Hard
ing's peace message. The, Russians
are particularly dcsirousSbf floating
4 loan in this country and are max
ing efforts TO open the way for the
importation OF American products.
Russia is in great need of food. KEEP
rcscntativcs of that country who are
now In the United states say that she
is willing to supply satisfactory col
lateral for credits To be used Tor the
purchase OF foodstuffs in the United
states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Instruct, in Wool Cro,y,n..

cNpcr, claSsiiicr Of wool by tho
United States bureau Of Markets.
which co-operatcs with the Division
Of Markets OF III" state department
Of Agriculture. Will be in Alexandria
during the first two weeks in sep
tcinhcr TO instruct farmers in Erad!u.:
and classifying wool. He Viii also
complete AZ this time. with the as
sistance Of X. y, Kcithly. the grad
ing OF wool shipped in from various
parts OF the State 10 the central
warehouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
l.hdrcsSc. Veterans Tomorrov

Confederate veterans. who Will
gather At Palmyra, F!uvanma County,
today FOR their annual reunion.
VIII he addressed by United states
Senator claude 4. swanson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
Atkins sill Missing.

DANNILIE. VA. July Sl.-No fur
thcr news has come from III. L. AZ
liins. a local insurance agent missing
sine. Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
!. Di>mi..rd r,ro,,, ,,,r,..

PEToRSBtR G. July 3l-Dctcct!ve
Marvin Anih"ny, t"r the past several
years member OF the local police
force has been dismissed by Di-
rector Of Public Safety Walker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
GENERAL BUSINESS LINES
HAVE SEASONAL DuLLNEss
Reaction i'm Nnsic Lines OF Indus
try Reflected During July in
Volume of Trade.
IRIS Associated Press !

WASiiINGTON. July 3l.-Business
reaction in basic lines Of Industry
stu was reelected during July in vol
u,nc Of business. extent Of uncmploy-
mcnt ana depression Of production.
-aid the monthly review of general
economic conditions. issued tonight
by the Federal Reserve Board. II,
was added that seasonal dullncss in
practically all lines OF trade prevent
Cd material alteration in general bus
incSs conditions
copper nj zinc. which were said To
suffer from lack OF demand and cN-
IRENE depression oil prices, were mem
toned especially in this connection.
although the board declared there
had been noticeable Improvement in
production OF cement aud structural
steel as u result of the growth in
building operations
Prices Are BETTER.
Midsummer retail business the
board asserted has been in some re-
spCcts better than usual. whilc the
outlook for satisfactory autumn
business in Il number OF lines. such
as knit goods and cotton textiles, was
declared To Ice decidedly encouraging
Consumers demand. as reflected in
the volume Of retail trade. continued
aes good or better than at this time
last year
Continuing prospect of excellent
food crops was declared to be the
most hopeful feature in the general
outlook. Little change in cotton crop
was noted. with about two-thirds Of
last years production expected
p,.f, a,
have shown no pronounced tendon
cics the board stated. Greater sta
bility was manifest in the textile.
boot and shoe industries, although
important declines have taken place
in other lines. such as iron and steel
ana particularly automobiles.
situation Is Unchanged.
The unemployment situation has
remained practically unchanged. ac-
cortinE to the review. with labor au-
thoritics reporting serious depletion
OF the savings OF men who have been
out Of work, as we'll rs OF uncm
ployment funds OF trade-unions.
Desire To scc a resumption Of full
production. the board said. apparently
has led TO operation Of some plants
on 4 nonprofit making basis with
wax" scales corrcspondinGly reduced
or employees working on part time.
Money rates have become distinctly
easier, the review continued. but huc-
tuations in exchange and unstable
foreign financial conditions have pre-
vented any material Improvement in
foreign trade. Coincidcnt with the
falling off in the trade. the board
added. there has been Il reduction IN
the proportion Of the Country's COM
mcrcc transported in American vcs-
sells and CORRESPONDING increase in
the proportion. carried in foreign bot
tome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
MARKET IS SLUGGISH IN
FACE OF EASIER MONEY
Improvement Shown in Some Ijpcs
OF Industry, While Others Con.
Time to LanguiSh.
RAW SUGAR ADVANCES CENT

Growing Belief Exists That Wo,st
has Been Seen in Practically
All Lines "f Observation-Disclosures
awaits Harding Peace Message
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
DiSpLfl classified
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY FO!.LA!sD & EAGBl. INC.
Real Estate AuctIonecrs.
rustee S Auction Sale

DWELLING AND OTHER M
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, OK
THE. NEW COURTHOUSE ROAD.
KNOWN AS THE GlLCHRlST
PROPERTY.
III execution OF deed of trust,
dated June l6. 1920, ana recorded IN
the clerks Office Of the Cncsteriic!a
Circuit Court ia -. u. 1873. page 23y
default having been made IN The pay
mcnt OF the debt therein mentioned.
and being required SO TO do. / VIII
sell by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. AUGUST !. 1871.
AT o'clock i. NJ.
:he above property. con-
tanning about Ii.J2 acres. on the New
Courthouse Road. adjoining the LANDS
OF George Trent and l.. III. Walker
TERMS: Enough III cash TO pay
cost OF sale, any taAcS tnat may he
due and notes amounting To $50
with Interest thereon from dUnc IT,
lj-l. the residue payable at one and
two years from date OF sale. de-
icrred payments to De evidenced by
notes Win interest added ana secured
oy deed Of trust on the property. or
al! cash a the option of the trustee.
i. 4. YERBN,
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
No. 1O7 S. Colonia.
Avenue
LOT az: FEET FRONT.

Acting under decree or the Chan
ccry Court OF the city OF Ricnmond
III the Chanccry cause therein bend
:nG. Ncttic +. Goodwin VS.. John W.
Bush Ct ais. entered on the 2lsl day
OF July. 1871. we, the undersigned
special commissioners. thereby an,
pointed Tor the purpose. Will ofIcr tor
sale At public auction. on the prem
Uses, OH
MONDAY. AUGUST /. 1927.
at $50 O'Clock l.. NJ. the following
property in the city OF Richmonu.
No. lO7 South Colonial Avenue.
beng a frame dwelling and outDuIId-
ings on that lot beginning on me
east Inc oil Colonial Avenue at 4,
ton OF Colonial Avenue and Cary
Street. thence running soutnwardly
- !. feet along and fronting on SAID
cast line OF Coioniai Avenue and cx-
tendins back caStwardly between
PARALLEL Zines l2O feet TO l5-foot
alley.
TERMS: One-third cash and the
residue in equal Instruments. pay
able one and TWO years after date.
evidenced by notes with interest from
per annum. title retained until he
whole purchase money is paid and
conveyance is directed by the court
or all cash. at the option of the pur-
JOSEPH G. TAYLOR and
ALEXANDER IL. SANDS.
Special Commissioners
! certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioners in the
the above mentioned decree. has been
duly given.
TcStc:
cnAs. O. sAvlI.LE. Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-01
In the Matter OF No 1s-E
DAVID BCLIFANT, In
bankrupt HaukrtIutcv
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS.
CHARGE.

1921, on reading The petition 1"' to a dis s..
ch 9IGsrs of IN s1e ,s San in' +, Is
ing b. had upon the sane on RI.
ND Day OF SEPTEMBF:i,I \ u,
III. before said court. at Richmond.
~ Faii district. AZ u o'clo norn:
ard tha- notice thereof be Dubliul 81
In The Times Dispatch. a nowyr. 10.
printed ia said district. and tina. n.
known creditors and other person. In
interest maS appear at the said time
ma ma place. and show cause. II any
th'y have. Why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not be granted.
And i, is further ordered by tho
court. That the clerk shall send by
man 70 all known creditors. copies
pt SAID petition and this order ad-
dressed TO them ~ their places O.
residence as stated
witness IN" Honorable ID. Law
i ,si,s GRyNEk. Judge OF the said
inond in said district. on the a5ti day
Of June. y. -. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH Il. BRADY.
HAIRY l.. SNEAD. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
~ TILE DISTRICT. COURT OF. THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
In the Matter OF
=. *. SMITH, trad.
Ing as smith Rich No .5Go
mpni Tire x Rub In
Der Company. Rankruptcv
bankrupt.
ORDER or 50 I!;! FOR DIS.
on this 5th day or July. \. d.
1871, on reading Ia. petition for dis
charge Of the bankrupt. IL is
ordered by the court. That :: hear
Ing be had upon the same on tho
md DAY OF SEPTEMBER, \. l..
1921, before said court, "a, Richmond,
that motto" Thereof b. published In
Tn Times Dispatch, a newspaper
printed ia said district, and that all
known creditors ana other persons In
interest may appear at tn" said time
ahh place. and show cause. IL auy
th"E have. why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should no, he granted.
Nad u Is further ordered by the
court, Ihat the clerk shall! send by
mail to. all known creditors, COPIES Of
said petite: and this order. addressed
10 them at their places OF residence
az stated.
Witness the Honorable d LAW
RENEE tRDNEk, Judge OF the said
court, and the seal thereof. at Rich
mond in said district, on the SIN
day of July, \. j.. 1921.
Attest:
JOSEPH l.. BRADY
tS"aD Clerk
MESSRS. 10 LANE & CARY
ELLIS STERN.
Attorneys for bankrupt,
80
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF .rJIu
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EIiN DISTRICT OF ViKGIStA