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Evening star., 1922-05-04
ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEEK.
Executors Sale of Frame DWELL
ing, No. Ills D Street North
east, With Lots Adjoining.

Ry virtue Of authority vested In the under
signed by the last will and testament Of Henry.
koOns. deceased. the undersigned executors
will offer for sale by public auction. in front
Of the premises, on FRIDAY. THE TWELFTH
DAY OF MAY. AID. 1892. AT FOrR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises. situate in the city Of Washing
ton. District Of Columbia to wit: Lots 81 and
IS In square 9s8, having a frontage of SO. 38
feet by depth Of 102 feet TO wide. paved
public alley. partially improved by two-story
and cellar frame dwelling No. Ills d street
northeast.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, balance in
one and two years, with interest at per cent,
secured by deed Of trust upon the property
sold. or all cash. at the option Of the purchas-
er. A deposit Of $500 required at time of sale.
All conveyancing, recording. revenue stamps
and notaral fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
TO be complied with within 80 days. otherwise
the right is reserved to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published In the city Of
Washington. d. c.
HENRY p. KERN.
JOHN A. KOONS.
,,r-A de
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ADAM A. WEscHLER, AUorIoNnRR.
Large Stock Automobile Ac-
cessories, Tires, Tubes, Air
} Coznpfessor, &c.
BY Public Auction
At Weschler's
go Pa. Ave. NV.
J ]. Wednesday, May 10, 1922 4.
Consnaencin1 Q.3D AM.

200 Tires. Tubes, all sizes, including Truck
Tubes; Skid Chains and Gross Links, Ford
Parts, Gocket Wrench and Chisei Sets, Spark
Plugs, Bumpers. Tool Boxes, Parking Lights,
Tools. Trouble Lamps. Ford side aud Rsar Oil
Lamps. Fan Belts, Mirrors, Rsdiator Hose,
blowout Patches, Lenses. Ford HeadliEhts,
Ar OcmpsesscF. HsgdefSon Motor 0yelS, sta.
e1as ess ADA,r Lxpsc,HB.l,n,uurls -. !,
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.

THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AuoTioNsERs.
Valuable Improved and Unim-
proved Property, Being -Four
Frame Dwellings, Nos. 1900,
1902, 1904 and 1906 Sth Street
NV, and Two Brick Stores,
Nos. 803 and sos Up" Street
NV, and the wo-story Brick
and Frame Dwelling No. 1929
ts9th" Street NV, With Two
story Brick Stable in Rear
Thereof, Also IN Unimproved
Lot on Marion Street Be-
tween up" and 20" Streets
NV, Also Seven Unimproved
Lots on Bates Street Between
North Capitol Street and First
Street NV.
By authority Vested in US we will sell. at
public auction; In front Of the respective
pE p5spsss Mxs % Sea TNE NINTH
At FOUR O'CLOCK PM, part Of lot 10 In
square 445. on Marion st.
&. At F0CR-THlkTf O'CLOCK Pm, part OF
dwellings and two brick stores at the NV.
corner Of 9Th and "P'' STA NV.
At FIVE O'CLOCK PM. part Of lots 10 and
II in sruare 800. improved by a two-story
brick and frame dwelling. 1920 9th St NV,
with a twO-story brick stable In the rear
Also at FIvE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, lots
o. to 9S in square 6l5, on Bates 1t. NV.
near North Capitol st.
Terms and particulars announced at time
nf sal SOM dppOsit reOuirPd n eaCh M aycol
ut time OF sale. Conveyancing, recording and
revenue stamps at purchasers cost. Sales to
be closed within 30 days or deposit forfeited.
my3-d&ds ,exSu
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AucT1oNEgR.

ADAM A. wEscHLER, AucT1oNEgR.
Cafeteria Equipment in the
Commissary at the Virginia
Ship Building Corporation,
Alexandra, Va.
BY Public Auction
Within the Premises
Monday, May s, 1922,
Commencing z PM.
Consistins IN part Of opalite Tables. 5 Bat,
teries Coffee Urns, Steam Tables, Refriger.
ators. Galyanized Copper Jacketed Kettles,
Stock Pot Vegetable Steamers. Potato Peeler,
20-ft. Range and Stack. Reed Mixing Machine
Drinking Fountaina. Electric Washing Ma.
chine, Platform Trucks. Scales. Portable Bake
Oyens. Dough Troughs, Gaiyanised Bread
Racks, crockery. Cooling Utensils. Baksf'a
Pans, Etc. g
ADAM 4 wHscHLNR Auetioneer,
e2o Pa sle~Ains YAabinStpns Id
sS0s.SSsVZ ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

CHEVY CHASE
One Of the in section Of in
RICHMOND PARK.
IS tnn bloc fpraCu
aSs screened throughout lot
PARK VIEW
a peasan section this
brick home with % porch
NJ
a Price,
KENYON ST.
A .bah hme % has seooh
CHEVY CHASE.
w pore
MT PLEASANT.
recently d has rear poches screened an udgasse
screen ada h out
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye St Main 4752
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: BUNGALOWS
JUST COMPLETED
IN RROOKI.AND

18th & JACKSON SITS. NE.
Five rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric lights, TIN
finished room in attic, concrete
cellar, gas hot-water heater,
front and back porches, open
fireplace, lot 40x125, plenty
room for flowers, garden, garage.
etc.
Open and lighted each evening
until 9 o'clock.
Price and terms reasonable. {.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21O0. 14l2 Eye st. NV.
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1000 years" DR.. R, C. Hehenstsin of
Dover. Del. declared before the
Southern Christian convention In ses-
sion here this week. Moral eondi-
tions now are challenging, he admit
ted, but declared that those who la
msnt for "fhs good old days'' ere
wrong. The future Il brighter ehsa
the past has BEEN" he said
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FUTURE DAYS.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AucTIONEER.
Trustees Sale, to Close an Es.
tate, of Brick Dwellings Nos.
731.733 5th Street Sc, Nos.
l00-l02-l04 10th Street Sc.
and No. 9l7 18th Street Sc,

Ry virtue Of q certain deed in trust in the
matter Of the estate Of Dayid Nachman. de.
ceased, tho undersigned trustee will offer fol
sale by public auction in front of the respec.
tive premises, the following described real es
tate in the city Of Washington. District OF Co.
On THURSDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
MAY. 1922, At HAI4F-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, lots ~ and 4S in square S2S, improved
BY Nos 731 and 73S 5th st. Sc.
On THE SAME DAY AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. lots q. % and % in square e6s. i'm
dwellings. Nos. 100. lo2 and 104 10th st. Sc.
On THE SAME DAY AT HALF-PAsr FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. lot 100 In square 1048 i'm
proved by six room and bath brick dwelling
No. 0l7 14th 1T. Sc.
Terms Of sale: one-third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash. the balance In two
eapal installments. payable In one and two
years, with interest at Z per cent per annum
payable semi annually, from day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed of trust upon the property sold
or ali cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit of $500 on each house required Of the
purchaser at the time Of sale. All convey.
ancins recording. revenue stamps and notarial
fees at the cost Of the purclase ser. Terms OF
sale to be complied with within fifteen days
from day of sale, otherwise the trustee re
serves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the defsulting purcha ser, aftel
dye days advertisement Of such resale In some
Eewspaper published in the city OF Washing
'0h' - ALEXANDER WOLF. Trustee.
JeAifer bldg. 7th and D ats. NV.
apco-d&ds, exSu
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CORNER HOUSE.
Bedrooms. Baths.
Just Completed.
Close to 18th st.
1862 Kenyon St.
Garage. Porehes.
Room for extra garage.
Wide lot to paved alley.
For sale by any broker or
THRIFT BUILDING co.
Owner.
Main 768.. Union Trust Bldg
a REAL OPPORTUNITY.
In Decatur Heights, Nd, two blocks
from street car; new two-story bungalow;
rooms (extra room for servant). 2
baths; open fireplace; sleeping porch al
closed; h0t-water heat; AMI; 60-ft.
fcppf to ISL back. Only $40. 500. in cash
And monthly payments.
Call Hyattsville 239 r nights. or North
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New Jersey Ave. and D St. Sc
$1,000. Easy Terms,

1o-room and bath brick residence; electric
lights; room for garage; now bringing in hand
some room rental revenue. Within half square
of House office building. Owner must sell
quickly.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

Excellent value in a beautiful large
home on 18th ST., north OF Park rd. 10
rooms on floors: colonial front porch:
thoroughly modern: h.-w.h.. electric
lights: deep lot to alley; ample garage
space. Attractive terms,
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DESIRABLE LOCATION
COR

S., ,3n Only $50 90 cash necessary to Sc
Uk.re this exceedingly attractive detach-
I'd home of seven roons and bath: sit
uated on a lot I0Xli0: on one of the
prettiest corners of this highly desir-
able section. Hedge, electric lights,
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$4,000. .$I, 500 Cash.
Splendid detached home Of 8 spacious rooms
and baths. Hot-water heat, electric lights;
room for garage. Sleeping porch. Newly
papered and painted. Vacant. A very
superior home. Close to cars. High elevation.
Fine home section.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

JAMES M CAKI Ek q CO. iNC,
II H Street NV Main 657-65e
Evening star., 1922-05-04

CHEVY CHASE-$Io,ooo.
A home that stands ont in neighbor
hood Of real homes: S.roOm bungalow {;
bedrooms); thoroughly modern through
out: size of lot 40x9O; Lear garage
spacious front porch, rear porches. Plen:,
Of shade trees and shrubbery. EXceilen
terms.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
,EFULLY SELECTED FROM OUR LARGE LISTINGS

Beautifnl new detached residence. First
No0r: Reception. living, dining. kitchen, pan
try, one bedroom, layatory and sleeping porch
Second floor: 1 spacious and well arranged
rooms and tiled bath. Hot-water heat, elec-
tric lights; hardwood floors; shade trees: large
front porch. Big. deep lot. See this immed-
ately.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

=. b, DOWNING,
FRANK A. O'NHth.
mz2:d&ds, esq TEustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
EIGHTEEN CH|NlMEN
ARE ORDERED DEPORTED
Counsel for Celeslials Appeals
Decision to u. S. Dis
irici Court.

representing the eighteen China
h'cn ordered deportcd to cuba by
Ihlt"d states Commissioner Melvin
f''Schhciincr yesterday. because thov
were unable 10 show proc; that ,hcy
had a right to remain In this conn
Try. Attorney Robert H. Tall.v an
pe"'e' 10 ihc United States District
curt ana the case probably Will be
aHcn up at the October term of thar
"hUhAi P"ndIn. the outcome # the
earrings. tn" Cinnamon were placed
II TN" custody OF the United state;
MARSHAL
The eighteen Cclcstials wc,. ar.
'Strd on the Petersburg lIiphNyy
bout SIX weeks ago 10y Federal pro.
lb!t"n agents. who mistook IN.
."-"u truck IA which they wcrr'huI
a. i'Scther. as a whisky carrier
hey were examined tn. fol
lay hy conmisS ioucr rIvgcn-
i'iht all claimed residence I'm Tho
it''d states. but npu, could sh,,v
OF an Affirmative char
""tcr ana til" cases w.r, cuu,iuu,1
until yesterday.
-Four Italians charged with conceal.
lnE. or aiding in Tho concenlm.r,
'' 'h" iorciSh"tS unlaw!ulIy IA tn!
'""N'rE' We're arrested at the tim.
''' Cinnamon wcr, taken into Gus
i""N. and. after preliminary hog,.u.,
rs commissioners Flcgonhcinrr. w.r.
."aScd on bond in the sum of suuu
''ch Tor their appearance Il, III. 90
I'"'r term cf the CuIlcd Sta,,s pis.
t'.,i Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
Say Moonshiner
is Son of Minister
One Of THO Men Cap
hred, With Still, in
Prince George.

y i00-Eallun galvanized iron still
fifteen barrels OF mash. ten Kegs. Il
large fcrmcnt"r. a two-inch rubber
hose and a copper worm were cap
turcd when two white men were ar
rested by Federal prohibition agents
IN Prince George County Yesterday
morning. on u charge of violating the
prohibition lax.
q. Lcary ana NJ. W Phelps were
tn" ALLEGED operators Of the still. and
on" OF the pair. il is said is the son
Of "a minister. they were taken TO
Petersburg. where they were given
"a preliminary hearing by United
states Commissioners Lynman.- and
were ordered held for the October
garnd jury OF tho United states Dis
trict Court. Rail FOR each Of the
prisoners was fixed at $1,000
Because il had been rumorcd that
eight men We're q: work at the still
'hat they were desperate characters.
armed with guns and further protect
I'd by four vicious bull dogs. the en-
tire prohibition squad under Chief
Fred Krrng"l took part in tho raid
When they arrived at the plant they
found only two men and "A tire under
hc kettle. The two inch rubber hos,
was running from II spring To ,il.
Still ana tcrmcnt"r The men were
unarmcd and the dogs wcrc not H.
sight
Tn" officers surrounded the still
and the two men made an attempt I"
get away. Ioary ran !uto the arms
Of Oiliccr ShuEart. who was about
half the size OF the alleged I!uuol
mauuftcturcr, but he was finally sub.
ducd ana placed under arrest TIL
dogs were found in tho house abou;
" quarter OF mil" from the spot at
which III. plant was located
The agents accompanying Chicf
* rcnglc were Shugart Ilannlca,
Davis, Wills. Dructt and Irving They
returned 20 Richmond yesterday aft
.rnOon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

local impor,anc. w,gc mentioned.
Frank Tyndal! gave an amusing
imitation of The premier dansucsc
Don Prayer. chairman OF the "On
10 Washingi"u,' committee urged
tn" club 10 hc largely represented at
INC District Conference i'm Washing
Ton, on oct"hcr Is aud u. ana
joe Hank pointed on; tha, many
Important questions would hc pro
scented FOR action AT that conferences
He said there was a possibiiitv OF
the question OF a division of this. tho
capital District. being brought up.
ana 'hr V!rsinI! representation
Should b" sufficiently large TO con-
troll any mov"mou; :omdiac toward
ihat "ud. y resolution offered bv
j. kellogg, providing that no
sueh division be- tolerated oNrcu,
such aS would leave all the virginia
clubs intact ami in a district by
themselves
pr Z. J. r'bbs, Of the extension
DEPARTMENT Of the COLLEGE OF Wi
lam and Mary, pointed out tn.
vast amount of good being derived
from The courses offered young ana
Old alike In this extension work !,
was announced that the West rolr,
.ub. IN tn" organization Of whjsI
th" K!chinuud Club assisted mn.
''rialiy would SO Installed toni.h,
hhd local members were invited tn
'" present. y number of rutStsaud
new members We're Introduced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
SCHOOL WILL
NOT BE CLOSED AS ORDERED
Judge Crump Issues Order Temporarily Restraining
Trustees Electoral Board of IIcnrico County-Pe,-
TONERS Will Give Bond Early This Morning.

The Fairfield School will not be
closed, rs ordered by tho school trus-
tees electoral board OF Hcnrico
County. Petitioncd by Judge Bevcr-
" 7. Crump. OF tn" City Chaucery
Court. acting for Judge X. Carter
Scott, of the Circuit Court OF Henri
co County. now on vacation. ycstcr-
day Issued an order temporarily re-
stra.ning the trustees electoral
board from closing the Fairfield
school. or interfering with the CON
duct az ;hc school as arranged by tho
school board OF Icnrico County.
I'll" preliminary injunction reads
as follows:
Upon consideration of said bill
and exhibits. the Judge of said court
is of the opinion that there is Sc
rious doubt whether. after the first
day of September. 1922. the said
school trustees electoral board had
authority. by reason OF tho act Of
tho General Assembly OF Virginia.
taking effect on that day. 10 direct
the closing and discontlnuanc. OF the
school AZ Fairfield. and. therefore,.
n preliminary injunction should be
awarded until The question can bc
fully heard and decided by the hon
orablc judge of tho Circuit Court:
and. therefore. a preliminary injunc-
t!on Is awarded the plaintiffs. en-
joining and restraining, the defend
ant members of the said board from
carrying into effect their order clos
ing the school at Fairfield. or from
attempting to cause the closing Of
said school. or Interfering with the
conduct OF the same. as arranged for
ana opened by the present county
School Board
This order will remain in effect
until October .. when motion Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26

be made before Judge L. Carter
Scott. to make It permanent. II is
expected that tho defendants will
appear to ask that tho injunction
be dissolved.
Bond of $500. required Of tho plain
tins before the injunction becomes
effective. Will be given early this
morning I'm the office of the clerk
Of the court of Henrico County, il
was said last night.
The ienrico County school, board
provided for the opening of the
school at Fairfield i'm place OF the
school ut Seven Pines. which was
conducted last session. Appeal was
made TO the school trustees electoral
board. and that body. after hearing
p"th sides, ordered tn. Fairfield
school closed ana a continuance OF
the Seven Zines School on tn, basis
of the l?2l-'22 term, pending tho
return of Judge Scott. who will mass
upon tho title to the property used
for the Fairfield School.
Late Saturday evening a dclcra-
ton OF citizens from Fairfield pc;i-
toned for an injunction restrain
ing the school trustees electoral
board from closing the Fairfield
school and the order was issued YES
tcrday. The names appearing ON
me petition are George A. Maitland.
John w. Coleman. Marcus Hall.tf
H. ;. Barton, l.. l.. Atkins. Thomas
Il. FERGUSON and +. L. Fuller. They
are represented by Attorneys VIII
mans and Mullen. and Il. Gray Had
don.
The order is against w. w Boy
erly. {. 5. Campbell and y. &. COON
er' comprising the hoard Mr.. Coon
or voted TO continue the school a,
Fairfield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
shirley 90 Outline POLICY,

!I'nrN Q. SHIRLEY. CHAIRMAN OF fHc
STAT" Highway Commission. viii out
-.r TN" states highway policy IN
an address lie will deliver before
lost y I. J. ~. Saturday nigh, at
no O'Clock IN the auditorium ot
NNrphy'S HO,c! The members uf
j." Euod roads committees OF the
chamber of Commerce. the Rotary
club, kiwanis club and other or
ani"atons. have hecn invited hv
"'st To hear Chairman Shirl,..
'At" President Roy @. Charles. If
Newport News. VIII pay an "ihcU!
SIt {" lbs; = Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
/ EDERAL RESERVE BANK
TO HANEITS OWN P..O.
inauguration Due to iJcn,y ,m,,n,
81 hhit Received hy Institution


IN" Federal reserve bank Nill h,,.
: own post-oiiicc after Scpl.,,t.,.
~ II was announced YESTERDAY
tmastcr Hay Il. Thornton. l. v.g
'" located in the banks handen.
n"w home. and the mail will b. H..
bled by the bank under th. unw s,..
'rm. without assistance OF III. nos,
once except for incoming matter
Inauguration of u poSt-otIic, :,
the bank was duo 10 Tho hcov,
amount of mail that institution
''i'"s daily. and is ia" third Fcd.r.
r"Serv" bank in the United Sio,.
"e provided with its own post-uI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
REDUCED RATES TO FAIR
OFFERED BY RAILROADS
Admission for Children I'M
der Twelve Years to Be
% Gents.

Railroads entering Richmond are
beginning tc advis" the State Fair
Association that they viii offer re
duced rates during the Virginia State
rair. October 10. Just as soon as
the Official notices are all in fail
information viii he furnished as to
the rates from various points insidc
the state and from points outs!de
the state to Richmond
The executive ccmmittee Yesterday
afternoon put the final stamp 81 ap-
prevail on Secretary Saunders plan 10
advance "Childrcus Day" to Monday
October ., TIA" opening day chill
cren under the age Of II years viii
be admitted for - cents each. and
free admission Will hc granted thcm
10 the Erandstand afternoon and
night deductions VIII hc made for
the children on opening day 10 al.
OF the shows on the midway.
Yesterday a nuinhcr OF race horses
arrived at the grounds. and som, Of
IN" special cattle exhibits also ar
rived. Among these was the exhibit
oi Mr.. L ! Reynolds. of Winston
Salem, thirty-iyc imported Jerseys
which have been shown this season al
tn" Mainland fairs. and At Wucdstuck
and Roanoke fairs III this state. Mr.
Reynolds has spared neither time
nor expense in ass, milling her won
u"rful herd OF Jerseys.
hundreds 81 worhmcn are employed
at the state Fair grounds crttiu-
he various booths and buildings l..
lr'p"" Sh"r" tor IN" diSp!ay of .s-
NUTS. III work uS force viii 10.
;Hcmon'rd zach day this week :. d.
tID scVDntc'n'h exposition of The pro
"""'# "; .. farms and industries OF
Nii MS next Monday morn
-. a; H.. and continues ui..h,
naa dHy utsu 5n that week. and Mon
di} and Tuesday OF the fullowiug
week the tust TWO days being given
o.,T l. automobile racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
Capture you,hful Mnor.n,ur,

NJ" HNckN"r !i-yrNr- On 10y o.
'"dw"od. wa~ captured ami charged
With Illicit dt~,dlmg by state Pro.
"1hi'ipn i%"ut s. ~ POWELL. wh,,.
D." seized complete diSriliing oui-
h, IN Franklin county, state PRO
H"'tiou birrctpr ~. l.. smith an
"nmtcd y"stcrduy Three men who
+'fr at ia" Sit.l escaped 10y wadinc
tile river Th. slim va. Of wbit,
metal ANA ct lop-e gallon cupacitv
WAN II WAS takru 600 gallons 81,
fuuSh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
Mnur, A..nciutio, :, u.,

III" trlrnninl mrcting OF ,hc
Matthew Fontaiu" Maury Asyoc!a
ION VIII he held Friday afternoon
az o'clock In Room go. jefferson
H"ir!. when officers viii make their
reports. especially with regard 10
the iund for It monument To Com,no
d"rc Maurv. "tnc CORNERSTONE Of
which has been laid at Monumcn.
ana he mont Avenues Mrs. T.. H.
M"ncr. prc, .icut al ;hc association
VII preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
nirhmond Concern Chartered

IN" Richmond Fuel Corpor,,io,
with Il maximum capital stock of t5.u
600 ana a minimum of $4,000 YIN.
granted ii charter by the stat. COR
poTation Commission yesterday g..
d"ai III iu"i aud building supplies a.,
all kinds. Tho Interpretations mr..
John T. S"aton. president. walk,
G. Cottrcll secretary. and \ Shn.
man. all of i:ichmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Rotary Club. Murphy's Hotel. 6
L. NJ.
Utilities Committee City Coun-
ell, City Hall. S l.. NJ.
Womcn's Auxiliary. Grays' As
ISOLATION. Grays' Armory, s p. NJ.
ST. Patrick's Alumnae Associa-
tion. school auditorium. S l.. NJ.
Richmond Academy OF Medicine
and Surgery. Chamber of Com
morce auditorium. $40 T.. NJ.
looking exhibition. Strand The
alter. s l.. NJ
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Street. open . A. NJ. TO
; L. NJ.
For theatrical calendar. see
page five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-26
Kindly Hurt in Fail.

!. - and proba1ic internal injurI.
Isaac Williams. 81. was admitted Z,
Memorial Hospital following n TAI.
90 his home, 5O7 Bclvidrrc stree