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New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

vious occasion. We sent for Miss Leh-
man, and she sat by my husbands side
several hours holding his hand. Dur
ing the illness that followed she sent
him flowers. A week ago Mr.. Keem-
menich again tried to kill him self. The
third attempt was successful.
"They were both foolish and unfort-
unate. / do not blame the young
woman more than I do my husband.
He was fifty-fve. She was but twenty
two. Who are we to Judge? / placed
my husband on pedestal; shall try
to keep him there .
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Wants Police, Calls Firemen

Julian Salavaria, waiter in res
taurant at 334 West Twenty-third
Street, tried to eject an intoxicated
customer from the cafe last night.
Failing to do this, he decided to call
the police and he pulled what he
thought was the police signal box. In
stead it was the Fire Department box
and the waiter was arrested for send
ing in false alarm.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Humidity
barometer Readings
Generai Weather Conditions


General Weather Conditions
wASuTNGT0N. Aug 20--The disturb.
ance reported last night as having its
center east OF Cape Hatteras moved
rapidly nertheastward and tonight its
center was over the Canadian Maritime
Provinces, II has been followed by rapidly
rising pressure in the middle Atlantic and
New England states, the Ohio Valley and
sure covers the far Western regions with
eenierS Of lowest pressure over South
Dakota and Alberta.
The weather has become considerably
England states the upper Ohio valley and
the region of the Great Lakes and tenn
peratures are below normal west of the
Rocky Mountains. Warm weather was
Guf states and the central Mississippi
Valley = tf =
Temperatures were as high as 100 de-
grees tais afternoon IN Oklahoma, western
Arkansas and the interior OF Texas
There have been scattered showers
within the last swenty-four hours along
the south Atlantic and east Gulf coasts
and At widely scattered points in Minne-
scta, the Dakotas and the. Rocky Mountain
and plateau regions
Tho outlook IS for generally fair weather
Monday and Tuesday in the Atlantic and
east Gulf states. except in Florida and
southern Georgia, where there will be local
showers, and In Tennessee the Ohio Valley
and the lower lake region. The tenapera-
fure viii fiee MonGay and Tuesday in the
Ohio Valley and the lover lake regio,
and Tuesday in the middle Atlantic and
Forecast by Districfp--Eastern New
s4ork. Eastern Pennsylvania. New England
ans I3eiaware-- Fair and continued cool TO-
"a ~ tsrsHertoyy fair and warmer
Western New York and yyesfern panr
s,,5sr 7. q. ,.sT-aalr io.9ay and probably to-
. =
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Finds Live Shell i'm AlIey

Patrolman Boullaine, of the West
Fortyseventh Street police station,
found an unexploded three-inch she'll
yesterday in an alley outside the Long
acre Theater, 220 West Forty-eighth
Street. A newspaper in which the
she'll was wrapped was water-soaked.
indicating, the police think, that it had
been lying there since before Saturday
evenings shower.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Lower Prices on
all Garden Furniture
Stone and Marble

$100--for 1926 Large wall fouuta5A
S40-for $a5 Large bench with bask
s25-for s65 Tall Bronze-green sasus
$7.50-for $14.5o Large, plain, snusl
flower pot.
s75--for $154 Extra-large granite lasls
s35--for sos White square table.
s35-for $50 Round polished top tsbs.
s15--for $50 Large square 7ower pes
s33-for s45 Large benches, whiss ss
gray.
s25-for $40 Small lions.
.s25-for $50 Crushed marble dogs.
s5o--for s1o0 Carrara marble aoww Az|
on pedestal.
sS5-for $40 Carrara marble aovr II
on pedestal.
s2o--for s26 Concrete benches viass 81
gray.
s23--for s35 Large white benehss
sso--for s55 Gazing globes, erushsd nas
Bile pedestal.
s2o--for $40 Crushed marble aovsr psz
square.
s5o--for $40 Large gazing rlobs via
pedestal
S12--for SIC Large gray flower psaa
S2S--for s57 White square eoaersss va
fountain.
s20--for SIS Crushed marble frsis lsssss
s23--for $50 Straight granite Il vsfs
bench.
s4c-for $50 Wide grey or white ssstA
s25--for s35 Wide, square gray bsreatt
$30---for S42 Extra large crushea nsfes
benches.
$15c---for 5000 Extra large graz foRzsss
Second Gallery. Ne~ aaisdisE
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
More than half milliar

dollars of furniture; and from thn s,..
you may guess something Of shs ~,
quantity we are selling.
Come Monday; it would be Mn !,
miss the low August prices.
New Building, Fourth TO Eighth EsR,,,.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
local Official Record.--rhe following

Highest. II degrees tat 4 p. M lowest,
SO degrees tat a. mo- average, Sc de-
grees; average same date last year, 10
degrees: average same date for thirty
three years. " degrees.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
ssThis Freedom

4 New Novel by that well-beloysu hasF
writer, III,
A. S. M. Hutchinson, author OF ,'il .,,sssi siasa
Comes" the most successful novel pos,fisy ossis,y
in 1921. is announced to appear oh 'sfF2
ber first.
The Book Store S.
or telephone and deliver the book en.a .ss.e
lication date, Street fsoor, Qld nu's
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Still full uanety

Bedroom, diningroom and H..
room Suites, and Separate pisees !, 4
to SO per cent less.
We have brought in new shs r,,.a
especially for the Sale,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

1t would be impossible to give a
complete list, for this is one of the
most comprehensive and altogether
worthwhile fur sale collections we
have ever seen.
The furs meet the Wanamaker standard
The fashions are authoritative
The prices, for fars of this 6no qaatitv.
are right "'
40 inch Persian lamb coat with skunk csl-
lar S310.
45 inch Persian lamb coat with skunk col
lar $3.50. WV
a. inch black caracul coat with tauuc fox
collar and cuffs, $525.
40 inch black caracul coat with yiafka
squirrel collar and cuffs, $3.50.
:. 30 inch Hudson seal cape with crmine
lined crush collar, $685.
40 inch Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) cane
with squirrel collar, $3.50
40 inch Hudson seal coats with sau;rrel
collar and cuffs, $685.
40 inch Hudson seal coats with skunk
collar and cuffs, $3t0.
45 inch Viatka squirrel coats, S450.
81 inch black caracul coat, the new sports
length, 1925. spV'ss
80 anch platinum caracul coat $225.
40 inch near seal (dyed coneyl coats
finest grade, 4S to 52 bust, $295.
30 inch natural muskrat coats. S1f5 ard
s135. Y'Ao A"u
az inch nutria sports coats, 1926.
80 inch wild eat coats, S145.
Third noor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

The next story: sWise Old Bowssr. >
New-York tribune., 1922-08-21
Time never sleeps! Only 9 days m
the August
Furniture Sail

Only two more Mondays---sA. u.
which many people spending II. 4 :
ner in the country come to ssxs !. '' !.
their shopping. "
Although the selling has bss
much larger than IN any prsviom = .,''
the Stocks were larger to bey;n Il, ~
we can announce:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-07
Pay Visit to Grave.

OYSTER BAY. n. V. Jan. 6.-The
Roosevelt pilgrimage, an association
OF close friends and admirers Of the
former president, journeyed here to-
day to commemorate the third ami
versary OF his death.
AT the grave DIR. Lyman Abbot.
chairman of the association. intro
duced James r. Garfield, Roosevelt s
Secretary CT Commerce and Labor.
who read the address delivered by
the Colonel before tho Noble prize
committee In Christiania in 1910, in
Guiding the passnge:
ut woull he master stroke II
those great powers honestly bent on
peace would form n league OF peace,
not only TO keep the peace among
themselves. but to prevent by force,
IL necessary. its being broken by
others. The supreme difficulty in
connection with developing the peace
work of The Hague arises from the
lack of any executive power, of any
police power TO enforce the DEGREES
of the court"
Thomas Robbins. OF Philadelphia
placed n wreath on the grave The
association then went to Sngamorc
Hill whore they were entertained n
luncheon by Mrs. Roosevelt
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Boy Fights for a Chum;
Fist Blow Ends in Death
GBy United New~l

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Adoles-
cent knighthood is blamed for the
-het fight in Erasmus Hall High
School cellar, which resulted in
the death OF Harold Cisney. II, a
pupil of the school.
Cisncy died from the effects of
a fall when he was struck on the
Jaw by Theodore Friedman, also
IA.
The fight followed n previous
one In which Seymour Link, Cis-
neys chum. had been defeated and
given broken nose ny Joseph
Cornwall. Cisney challenged
Friedman because the latter
taunted Link for losing.
The original scrap" was pro-
voked when Cornwall leased Link
over a hat he was wearing. Cis-
ney asked Link to let him fight
Cornwall. but they tossed up n
coin to decide, and the job fell TO
Link.
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AUCTIONS-LEG4LS
Legal Nntices
q 1

the snnusi meeting OF stock huihers OF
the Aancn-ster National Bank OF Rich
mond. Virginia. will be neld at the Man.
chester National Hank HuIiding 1000
Hull Street, on Tuesday January ~.
1871. at r. NJ for the rurI,ns@ Of
electing committees and officers aud
for the Transaction OF any other u,isi.
ness that may properly coin- S-fof- the
meeting ID. {. Ballard. Secretary
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY.
seventh and franklin streets
Richmond. Va.
December 20. 1921.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
At meeting held this date. til. .oi-
lowing resolution adopted by the
board o; directors:
That q dividend of six per cent (Cc.)
on the outsta nding preferred stock OF this
company is hereby declared from the sur
plus OF the company. payable February /,
1877. only In preferred stock of the COM
pnhy. ut par. to holders of record of the
preferred stock OF the 10th day OF
January 1872. being dividend on the
preferred stock for the period from Jan
uaIy ]. 1921. to December 81. 1921"
u. u. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE. COM
pANY.
Richmond. Va, Jan G. 1872,
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF TINS company Will be held at the Of
nee OF the virginia Trust Company. sci L:
Main Street. in the city OF Richmond, Va,
on Thursday. January &c, 1872, at Il o'clock
noon. WILLIAM r. MILLER
Secretary.
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Indorse Hans for Judge.

+ HARRISONBURG, VA. Jan. e.
With but few exceptions. all tho Mt
torncys OF the Harrisonburg bar
along with all tho county officials OF
Rockingham, have signed petition
addressed ito the Virginia Legislature
indorsins II. N. Haas for recollection
as Judge of the Twenty-fifth judicial
Circuit. which includes tho counties
of Rockingham and Page and the
City OF Harrisonburg. Page Count,
attorneys and officials signed sim.
liar petition several weeks ago. Re.
publicans, as we'll as Democrats are
included in tho list Of iudorsers. Il
Is now believed by the friends and
supporters Of Judge Haas that tn.
Endorsement he has boon given vii
not be overcome By any opposition
which may arise,
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.UNVE|L TABLET IN HONOR
OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Placed Near Desk He Occu-
pied as Gotham Police
Commissioner.
[By Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. Jan. G.-Another trib-
ute to the memory of the late Theo-
dore Roosevelt was paid today. on
tho thord anniversary OF his death.
when his sister, Mrs. Douglas Robin
son. unveiled a tablet near the desk
he occupied as commissioner in the
old police headquarters.
The ceremony was attended by
many former friends and associates
of Colonel Roosevelt. Mayor Hylan,
Commissioner Enright and General
a. ID. Andrews spoke in tribute to
the former president.
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FERRIS JAKE WINNER IN
ALL.AMERICA TRIALS
tBy Associated press.l

GRAND JUNCTION. TENN. Jan. @
in one OF the most holly contested
ris Jake. owned by G. r.. Griffith. Yale
Okla. and handled by Chesley Hnr-
ris, Payncsvil!o. Miss. was declared
winner OF the all-aEe stake Of the
all-Amcrica field trials late today
Comanchc Rap. pointer, owned by
William Ziegier. Jr.. New York. and
handled by Joseph Crane. was second
and third place was divided between
the pointer. Nelrs Ozark Lady. owend
by T. p. baldwin, Washington. ID. c.
and handled by l.. u. Campbell. Fltz-
patrick. Ala. and the softer, Miss
Hudson, owned by Il. NJ. Shelley
Sheridan, n. Y. and handled By Ed
Farrior, Letohachie. Ala.
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GIVE UNEMPLOYMENT
AS BIG CRIME FACTOR
[speclnl to The Times.Dlspntch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, Jan. 6.-Unempioy-
ment is given by the police as the
reason 70 rthe big Increase In petty
thefts recently in this city. They
say that many persons who have
been ont Of work for n long time
have grown desperate for food and
clothing and are taking the easiest
way open to secure them.
Within the past several days nu-
merous complaints have bccn re-
ceivcd OF small articles being stolen
from homes, automobiles accessories
from machines left standing on the
streets and clothing and hats and
umbrellas from thcaters and festau-
rants. Anything that can provide
for the prize of meal is included
In tho list OF stolen articles.
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GRACE ST.. W. 26z--Furn.shed room;
steam heat; electric lights: no, water.
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FINE IS REDUCED
ON APPEAL IN COURT

HARRISONBuRG, VA. ian. al
though the defendant. was absent
from the trial himself and was not
represented by an attorney, q jury in
Circuit Court here yesterday reduced
fine OF $50 imposed by n magistrate
to s35. after hearing nm appeal.
Cecil Dean. the defendant. was fined
several months ago $50 by Mayor l..
II. Bruce. of E.lkton, on charge OF
disorderly conduct. Dean noted an
appeal, and the trial was set for yes
terday. Although neither the de-
PENDANT nor his ATTORNEY appeared in
court, the Elkton Mayor and his at
torney took their places at the coun-
sci table. and the one-sidcd testimony
was taken.
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CALL ECONOMIC
i CONFERENCE TO
MEET AT GENOA

NSolelnued From First Page.)
equally entitled 10 put forth claims.
SINCE their taxes as n result of tho
war were twice az heavy MS those
OF any other country.
inc remark of the British Prime
Minister that most impressed the
"ci.Sa,es was his reference to the
prejudice that might exist against
sh''fing into relations with the
Soviet government because II had
blood upon It's hands. But" he do
c!ared. II know a country which ouito
recently took the hand of an assassin
In the Near East"
passage was Immediately
translated for VI. BRAND, who brst
smiled Mt the reference to the An
CORA treaty between France and the
urNish Nationallsts. and then re-
torted; Yes. Eut we made his ac-
auaintance in London"
Turkey Is Left Out.
This reference to the fact that
kemalists were invited to London to
confer with the allies last spring pro-
foked laughter. The French Premier
rcfratned from other comment.
After the decision to call the eco
nomio conference was made, the
question arose as to it's scat. The
Italians strongly urged their country.
Prague was the only other sugges-
ton. but all the delegates approved
Genoa.
At the afternoon session conditions
were adopted under which Russia,
Germany. Bulgaria, Austria. Han
gary and nil the other European
! powers are to be invited to tho con-
ference, but no mention was made OF
Turkey. The conditions, In the form
of resolutions. are:
| First. that the nations cannot claim
the right TO dictate TO one another
the principles according to which
they shall organize their interior sys-
TENS of property rights. government
or political! economy.
Second. that it is impossible to in :
ducc foreign capital to come to the
aid OF country unless tho foreigners
who furnish the funds are certn. n
| their rights will be respected and
that the profits from their ventures
| be assured
HccoIIxc Public Debts.
| Third, that this security cannot be
considered established unless nations
| or governments OF nations desiring
10 obtain foreign credits undertake.
freely to recognize all public de5ts
ana obligations contracted by n state
and restore confiscated property or
indemnify the victims OF conHsca-
| tons.
Fourth. that nations must have
suitable medium OF exchange and
monetary system and must offer
proper guarantees to trade.
Fifth, that all nations must under
take to abstain from all propaganda
| subversive OF public order or of poiit-
icnl systems established In other
countries
Sixth. that all countries must
undertake to abstain from all ug-
| grcssions upon their neighbors.
II tho Russian government claims
official recognition In order to assure
development OF Its commerce. the
allied powers can accord the same
| only upon acceptance OF the fore
going stipulations.
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GARAGES.
Wanted-To ttcnt

; BATH before February LIST. State price
also full particulars. 2s5, caro- Tho
Dispatch.
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FRANKLIN ST. 400 E.-Niee. furnished
rooms. with or without bath. Table
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BY BROKERAGE AND REALTY
CORPORATION,
AuctiOueerS

BY virtue OF the decree OF the Dis
trict Court of the United States for
tho Eastern District OF Virginia, In
the matter Of Edward J. Jones, bank
rupt, entered December IS. 1921, the
undersigned will sell at public auo-
ton, subject 10 the confirmation Of
tho court. on the premises, H.
MONDAY, JANUARY(0, 1884,
AT 1870 o'clock.
tho splendid building lot fronting on
the southern line Of Bainbridge
Street 81 $40. feet at the intersac-
ton OF west line of Fifteenth Street
and extending bnck a depth ,of l65
feet TO q twenty foot nliey. The I'M
provements consist OF splendid
brick warehouse building on the rear
end of tho lot 81 5-i0 feet broad by
100 feet long, we'll built with con-
crete floor.
TERMS: One-thtrd cash. balance IN
three eaual instalmentsSat six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest,
secured by. deed OF trust on the prop
- d. FARINHoLT,.
Trustee in Bankruptey.
A. N. 1PETTIGREW,
- BROKERAGE AND REALTY a 4
+ CORPORATION. 4 a
Auctloneers,. "
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MoND. a.. DESCtlBCD BELOW.
by virtue OF order entered by the
District Court OF the United States for
the Eastern District OF Virginia on
the 18th day of December. 1921 in the
matter of Edward ]. Jones. bankrupt
the undersigned trustee In bank
ruptcy Will Sell at public auction. on
the premises. the life interest OF the
SAID Edward j. Jones. who is 90 years
Of age. Ia the four parcels of real
estate. on the promises. on
MONDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1922.
al the time hereinafter mentioned
LIST. AL $3.50 O'Clock l.. MA one.
fourth interest In the dwelling no.
1904 West Clay Street
5lo North Harrison. lot commencing
1873 feet 1 inches north OF Clay Street.
thence fronting northwardly along
running hack so feet. with the dwell
ing thereon.
3rd.. At 1870 o'clock-No 1903 East
Fourth Street. South Richmond com
mencinS 80 feet from southwest cor
ncr OF Fourth and Decatur street.
thence fronting 30 feet inchos on
west line OF Fourth Street toward
S,ockton Street. depth 1877 feet to
9Th. At o'clock-That very attrac-
tive house and lot No. l4l9 Porter
Street. tot 3Sxi55 feet to alley; hous.
has Z rooms. with modern Improve
ments.
TERMS: Cash.
L V. FARINHOLT,
Trustee in I3ankruptcy
4. l.. ADAMSON, Auctioneer
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With Buuru

FRANKLIN, w. 2o--Deiightfui rooms,
with board; with or without bath. Ap.
ply Mrs, Horace Wexford Jones.
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GRACE. II. Nt-Attra ctiyo furnish,
rooms: double and Hinyle.
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NAVAL SrnnEs

firir. Sl..: sales. IS: receipts. ii: ship.
n. 81; stock is;i,s. n.sin .nyn: sales.
SS: receipts. l*I. shiplncLst H.: stock.
S:!sl Quote: B. u. t.i9h,. +. r. AS: q.
tlSTaD: II. L. 80. X. 40: VI. 10: ~
800: VIC $50. WV. 5.s5
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Keen DJsurder at Minimum.

NceP Disorder at Mtnimum.
CHRISTIANSBuRG, VA, Jan. g.
The holidays just closed did not
hiring as much disorder as usual. The
officers have kept close lookout for
law breakers and have captured one
car. two suit cases of whisky and
two gallons in a bag in this town in
the past few days. and convicted two
for transporting, both being young
white men OF this locality.
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CALL MONEY!

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Ca!i money weak:
bid. J. offered at 3lz last loan. az: cal
loans af'!nst acccp,anccs. 3,sRi Time
.nans easy: DAYS. q. as. ydays A., - F,
SIX sionths. ilI5. Prime mercantile
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Markets
Continued From Ninth Page.)
MISCELLANEOUS MARkErs.
DRY GOODS.

NHm YORK. Jan G-Denims were adj.
va nced haf cent yard today to basis
OF j. cents Tor los. Other cotton goods
both cotton and warsteI lines Mems
wear was hrm but quiet. Dress =. ODDS
were STEADY Raw silk MAS unchanged
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LIVERPOOL Jan. C-wcckly cotton
statistics: Total forwarded 10 mills 81, :
~ bales; Of which American 1900. stock.
!rSoh bales: American, $4,000: imports.
bales. all American
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II. T. RICHESON & CO.,
Real Estate and Loans.
T. T. RICHEsoN & co.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
That Attractive Seven-Room Bungalow, containing all
modern conveniences, situated in Bellevue Court,
about three blocks east of Bryan Park

execution
tho
holder
NJ /. +,
tho reale said deedas ows: IS
nd all oth
s u aa n cnhty IL N
TERMS: - =
R. N. POLLARD
be, This ossseq f9s public
the said tailed
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FINANCIAL.

LONDON. Jal. 6-nsr silver. 3iTs renee
per ounce. Money "a per cent Discount
rates: Short bills. ~ per cent; three
months bills 3h per cent.
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DIsPLAy CLASSIFIED
EXECUTORS SALE
nIN
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
DlNWIpDlE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
DlNWIpDiE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
AS executor OF the late James Al.
tiarrod. aud as directed by his Will.
duly pruLaied In the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court ot Dinwiodie
County. Virglnln | shall offer for
sale at public auction TO the nigh.
dwelling house on the premises here
matter described, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY ~. 1922.
Al Noon,
that certain tract OF land. or which
the late James 81 iarrod died seised,
situate on both sides OF Graveiiy
Run or Moores Road. In Rowanty
MaSisteriai District, Dan d d o
County. Virginia. about seven q,
containing 52i.6 acres. according to a
survey thereof made by w &. ftiyes.
G.. L.. in November nnd December,
1924. on the following terms: one
third u-3) cash. the balance In eQuai
instruments at one. two and three
years, notes TO De given for the de-
ierred payments. bearing interest
from the date or the sale. aud secured
by u deed OF trust upon the property,
at the purchasers expense. OF all
cash. III the option oil the purchaser.
rhe purchaser Is 10 puy the taxes on
the said land tor the year 1922.
This tract OF land has upon Ii q
nice dwelling house. tenant houses
aud all the usual outbuildiugs. and II
large quantity of standing timber
Il is admirably located and most
desirable property. a plat OF tho
land can be seen by application to
RICHARD II. MANN,
Executor OF James NJ. tIarrod.
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ArtTiOnS-LECALs
Legal Nu,,rca
BROAD STREET BANK.

The annual meeting of stockhoid.r, a,
the Broad street Bank OF Richmond viii
DO held At thoir backing house. $50 Esa,
Broad Street AT 10 A. Al. on Tu..anx
January ~. 1872. for the election OF dI.
transaction Of any other businea. when
may properly como before tho ne,tJnv
l.. WIln