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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
in. LEVY WARNS AGAINST
jLUTTEhED CUTTERS HERE
Heavy Rain and Clicked Walks
Threaten lnundation, Wei
fare Director Says.
NOW DUMPED on FORD LOT
rncti"n OhirInIs Claim Trnnsporta-
fi"n Tic-tp Orrr-Arr,icr Normal
ADMINISTRATIONS Relief Fund VIII
tie Distributed T'odn,

with heavy storm- forecast
throughout the state. DR.. T.. G. Levy.
Director OF Public Welfare. last
'ight issued an appeal 10 residents
md property owners OF the city, ask
nS that they clean cutters and side.
Walks In order that the work of tn.
i''nE o; white wings" may be cx-
pcditcd.
Dr. Levy said last night that.
should heavy rains come ut tho pr.s
tht time. there would be Imminent,
Hahscr of inuEdations In many sec
IONS -! the city, ana 20 avert this
nc appeaia 10 the people to operate
I'm thc STRENGTHENING Department
ie s"iu 'hat under norma! conditions
wagon could clean away the
"tpriA OF an entire BLOCK. but, since
ne hcaEy snow, IL often Is necessurv
one wagon be loaded several times.
Ions OF snow are being du.nu,d
iaiiy In the Ford lot by tn. s,rn.,-
Gaming Department. ait today. in
rider the work may be FASTENED,
now VIII De dumped In Monroe park
street car service vas prac,ic,lIx
""'has yesterday. the Virginia R.,il.
way ana Power Company opern,in,.
'''"'oat 's regular number OF cars
""'ch rs nincty-cight, with sir adj
"'''"""! during rush hours. Jltn.ys
80 i'"ac strong showing and
'thu!ar schedules were resumed ,r
''"'u ana Main streets That nIcb
'''' '""s ABOUT recovered from ,rS
.'oi '"i'on paralysis, was I'll. az
'''' 90 statements from tho t,,c;i,,
I'.'''''"! ana officials of the street
lar mems Union.
George Wilcox. executive s.cr.
"a! ol The Central Trades ana i,nhnr
''e''' dec'"red las, night the
~ car h.+n were standing firm
"a" mat many o! them womb 49,,
v'u'h Ia the service even =, ~
ca company offered thcm their
,e.,, .'vs1 1hen according to MIR
y, ,',"N' w'.i enter The ji,ney bust.
mood VI iife!i-
ne hrst installment Of the se5ooo
''''"ers relief fund arrived 49,
$500, ana VIII be distributed INN
s"'d las. night. "'eo"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
LLkS EXTEND TRINKLE
PRIVILEGES OF HOME
Lodge Sominatcx Omcrrs
ear I" lie Elected First
wednesday, In Ninrcb

,'r''noh Lodge OF Eiks last nigh,
",''ar Il Resolution extending GOV.
ana nr,,. Ice IrinHie all the rights
az" privileges of the home ~,
r-.''ehth and Marshall Streets i,
WIS stated at the meeting of ~
'""sc '"st night that Governor r.
me, Is ,'h I'll" IN good standing. ana
49,, "e may transfer his memHcr.
N"tp |" the Richmond lodge.
Nominations tor officers fo,
~ t',t were announced last night as
!oii"Ws: Exalted ruler, Robrrt
,."Ss esteemed leading knight. Henry
,.,.. '"e, esteemed loyal knignt. Bon
J"h''i Dennis. Jr; esteemed iectur,nr
kh'sht. George y. Pollock: secretary
IL HARDWOOD. treasurer, Joseph
MASS; tier {. w. Reardon: trustee
ior 'hfee years. Joseph Lichtenstein:
.p.esehtatlVe to grand lodge. 4. J.
Ciai's' organist FRANK ID. Epps. The
o!'cers Will be elected on the nrst
Wednesday in March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
TWO HARD CONTESTS
FOR HAMPDEN.SiDNEY

IAMPpEN-STDN VA. Feb. H.
Tn" liampden- Sidney haSkntecrs have
Nv" Erucll!ng contests before them
this week, hut with the improved
form. which they displayed on their
trip last weekend. Tivcrdom is
looking forward to the beginning OF
string o. Victories, which will
make the latter part OF the season
more successful than the first. To-
morrow night. King College comes
mere Tor game. aad on. Saturday.
me speedr Lynchburg College auint
VIII engage the locals. The latter
aggregation. In particular. are OK
nrcted 10 extend the locals to the
unit. ms they have been playing
s'c,iar ball throughout the season.
Coach Roundy announced today
mat Zen Smith. star guard am; can
ram or the Hampton Sidney five. who
WIS injured last week, may he in
condition to take part In a norton
on tom"rrow's game. Smith wrenchcd
ms Knee in scrimmage on tho day
Mary. "'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
.FRENCKMAN DEFEATS
ITALIAN FENCING CHAMP
Paris Goes Wild Over Out
come of Great Sport
ing Event.
THOUSANDS
SEE CONTEST
THOUSANDS SEE CONTEST
GaudIn WINS Bcttcn by SadI In Inst
oimypnid BcrDusc He HID Been
Arciucn eiily Wounded In Foot In
Preliminary! Hont.
nx NYyihc Williams.

PARIS, Feb. l.--Frcncnmcn have
forgotten momcntar!ly what the
world in general has been saying
about France in their JOY over vic
tory OF the French fencing cham
pion. Luci.n Gaudin. over Ado Nad,.
Italian champion. at the Cirques de
Paris. scarcely anything else was
IN the press, except the details of the
combat. and the imposing score o.:
20 points against IL. Certainly, the
contest marked the Renaissance OF
fencing in France.
Much Enthusiasm.
There has not been such public en-
thusiasm over any sporting event
even including bvxinS-Sincc the ell
der Merlgnac defeated N. ccleDratcd
Italian swurdsman, PM, twenty-five
;enrs ago.
lha Cirque dc Paris was packed
with thousands outside ciamoring for
~ observed by the spectators. and
included every celebrity in Parisia n
iife-from FOch TO Carpenter.
1t was grudse match in way.
Gaudin. beaten by Nadi In the last
Oiympaid on account OF the fact TIA,
he had been accidentally wounded
IN the root in previous bout. has
ever since then sought revenge. /,
was also a clash between the French
and Italian schools OF fencing.
TIC Sbai puplI oil tIc
great McrIgnac. who was In the
front row cheering him on. while
PM. who trained Nadi Travelled all
The way from south America to see
his pupil perform, and was one or
The Judges az th- un
French needed Victory.
IL was evident throughout the eve
ninE that the French needed this
victory in sport as a Sustaincr 10
their morale. BEFORE the match
there WAS considerable talk to the
eHcct that incidents" might occur
II the Italian won and at one mo-
mcnt during the combat. the demon
strat!on became so hostile that the
presiding judge was compelled TO beg
for order and to assure the public
mat when not engaged with foils.
Gaud'n and Nadl were good com
rades.'
The fighters gave proof of this by
solcmnly embracing cnch other in the
middle OF the bout.
Despite the fact that Nadi was
handicapped by his surroundings.
there is no doubt that Gaudin won
on his merits.
The consensus is he has not an
equal In the world. and is as great
as his master. Mer!gnac. when the
latter was in his prime.
Nadi. who in but -. became pro-
icssional after the bout. while eau
din retained his amateur standing
hv surrendcring his share o. so. 0o,
francs prize.
Copyright. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
NEW INDOOR RECORD
FOR MILE AND A HALF
Joie Ray Breaks Tape ii,
6 Minutes 10 2-5 Seconds
in New York.
Try Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. Feb. l.-Joie Ray
Illinois y. G. star. Tapped the entire
heid In the special Rodman Wana
ma mile and II half run Mt the Mil
rose y. \. games tonight, covering
the distance in = minutes IL 2-5 sec
onds. new American indoor record.
Marvin Rick. OF Princeton, was sec
ond: Il. o. McI.ane. University of
fennsylva third. and Harold Cut
pm. the flying parson." OF the Bos-
ton a. A., fourth
Forty-yard nnal--H. u. Lever, uni
Hcrs!ty OF Pennsylvania, first: Jack :
son Hcholz. New York a. C., second
\. o.. Desch. Notre Dame, third. G..
P"rryman. unattached. fourth. Time
Il 40 seconds.
Sixty-yard fmal-Lorcn Murchison.
Iiiinois a. c. first; B. J: Wcfers. Jr..
G =. \: a. c: second; Victor Gracb.
Lafayette, fourth. TIME 2-5 sec.
onds. equals American indoor rec
ord held jointly by sixteen sprinters
from 1882 10 1920
Loren Murch!son. first: II. b. Lever.
second: b. J. wefers. Jr., third. Time
IS 3-5 seconds.
90, one mile. club relay-Meadow-
Philadelphia. first: Millrose A. A.,
John Wanameker's, New York, sec.
ond Time -3:4o 2-5.
Fitty-yard hip;h hurdles tfnaD--R.
$. Whitney, Harvard first: l.. II.
Thompson, Princeton second. II. f..
barron. Penn state. third. Time
b 80 seconds.
SIN hundred yards. for l.. II. post
tr"phy-:Lc!yin Suttnor. Syracuse
University. first: }. Il, Sellers. New
York \. -. second: Dave Caldwell.
!:osi0n y. c.. third; Tom Campbell
Yale. retired with strained tendon in
leg. Time-I:l5 80.
wo-thsrds- mile run-Michale De-
yaney. Millrose y. a.. first; Joseph
Higgins. y. y. \. c., second: Law
renee Brown, University of PennsyI-
vania. third. Time. 2:36 %.
One mile intercollegiate relay
Rutgers. first; Colby. second: New
York University. third. Time. s:3s as.
One-mile inier-Catholic college rc-
lay; Boston College. first; Notre
Dame, second: Holy Cross. third
Fordham. fourth. Time. 1891 40.
One and Il half-mile medley inter-
collegiate rclay-Irinccton. first;
Harvard. second. Time. 9:i5 10
300-yard run (Opcn--Bcrnic Wcf-
ers, Jr.. first; l.. Burbanm. Brooklyn
y. c.. second. Time. 81 A. 5000 nds.
John l.. Murphy. Notre Dame, set
new Anne lean indoor record in the
high jump, clearing the bar at six
feet four and three -fourths inches.
The former record six feet four ard
onc-half inches. was made nv sam
G. Lawrence. Boston a. a., February
II. 1912.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
AMERICAN NATIONAL,
F., DEFEATS RESERVE

American National Banks uu!nt de-
featcd the Federal Reserve five last
night at the iiowitZcrs' Armory, by
the score OF - TO l6. Al the end of
the half the American fve was lead
ing by the score of 10 to >, and Ivy
fast passing and accurate shooting
easily outplaycd the Reserve boys.
Bob Brown was easily the outstand-
ing star OF the game. his nine field
goals were all dilicult shots and
sometimes with the opposing player
hanging on him. f'inford's guarding
was air-t!Eht. his man failing to
register u goal during the game The
entire American five passed well and
shot with telling effect. Marin was
the star for Federal scoring six OF
his teams points.
The lineup:
Fed Position. Amer.
Street fright forward . Brown
Marin left forward. OSullivan
Williamson center 80. Bronddus
Beck .......left guard. -. DInford
Franck fright guard -. Owens
Summary: Goals from foul--Brown.
out OF 6; Owen. 3 out OF z; Marin.
out OF 6. Field goals: American
Brown GD. OSuliivan 60. Broaddus
W. Federal-Marrin G), William
son (3), Frsnck %. Burke U. Sub
stitute-Burks for Street.
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tBv United News,

NEW YORK. Feb. The New
ork Boxing Commission has spoiled
one OF Jack Dempscy's best pros
Ircte for fight here this winter.
ana reserves tn" right to spoil a few
"thers. Tho commission stepped in
as Jack kcarns was negotiating wit n
the manager OF Bill Brennan and for
hadc the match on the ground that
I would not be a contest, Dempsey
having twice demonstrated that ne
can beat Brennan.
IL is understood that the commits
SION reserves the right To forbid any.
other match in which II believes the
chni!rrgcr would ne without hope OF
winning. There are number. ot
'ucii lighters VINO have been hopinE
- he struck by the Dempsey light
end. D
TWO cN-chnmrious and 'chaIlcnrcrs
tpr the worlds wrestling champion
'hip. and Stan!siaus Ebyszko. the
resent champion. are Included in the
''g wrestling card for Madison
auarc Garden Monday night. Earl
-addock. Of Walnut. Iowa, who wns
ne wartime champion. Will wre.tle
hyszho in an effort to win back his
iile. and he may be favored BY the
lew rules permitting flying and roll
aS rams. In II pin-fali match, Cad
cocks chances would be considered
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Seek Law to Permit
Sunday Checker PLAYING
10y United News.l

BOSTON. Feb. ALL day long n
bitter battle ragged at the State
House on the stirring question OF
whether or not Massachusetts citi-
zcns should he allowed to play
checkers on Sunday.
Representatives OF chess and
checker clubs were pltted against
clerSymen. Christian Endeavorers
and other religious folk at a hear
ing on petition to the Legisla-
turc TO permit Sabbath playing OF
those two popular indoor sports.
This Is another vicious attempt
to fully legalizc indoor sports on
tho Sabbath" declared Martin
Kneeland. of the Lords Day
League.
II consider II injudicisus to
enact any legislation looking to-
ward a wider opening OF privi-
lcges on the Lords Day" said
Rev. DR.. a. q. Conrad. OF Park
Street Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
C.. K. MORAN INDICTED
DEPUTY COURT CLERh
Succeeds 10 Vacancy In L. y. DIStrIc,
Tribunal Crcntrd by Death OF
ItichprL T., Powers

carroll az. Moran. chief clerk in
the permit division OF the Fedora,
Prohibition Department here. yestcr.
uay took oath OF Office as chief dcput !:
clerk OF the United States District
Court He succeeds TO the vacancy
created by the recent death OF Rich
ard y. Powers. Mr.. Moran Is 80
years old. Prior 10 hts new appoint
ment he served eighteen months with
two prohibition directors preceding
II. y. Fulwilcr. present incumbent
james -. Brady. son of ClcrX Joseph
II. Brady. Of the District Court, was
also appointed Il deputy ana tOoH
oath with Mr.. Moran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
KING COLLEGE DEFEATS
LYNCIIBURC COLLEGE

Especial to The Times -Dispatck.1R-
LSNCHBURG, VA, Feb. sl.-In :
game that was erratic ut times nnt
brilliant at others, in which bott
teams were off In shooting, King tuol.
leSe here tonight defeated Lynclibuta
College, 90 to is. With the home
team in anything like form on shots
the visitors would have been easy
Rhodes and Swanson played the game
for Kings. while Witt and sutton.
teld divided honors in l.ynchhurg,si
offense. with Nee and woodside play.
ing very tight guarding game.e;
The lineup:
King. Position. Lynch,,ure.
Rhodes ....... forward j. Oliver
ReuninE forward. ...... .Mit'
swanson center. T.. Suttcnneld
Greenhon .......guard. L.. Woodssd,
(Capt.) a -.-r,
Sharp ........ guard. Ne,
summary: Goals from floor -
Rhodes (2). Reuning go, Swanson,
CD. Grcenhoe. Witt t3). Suttenaolc
(2). Goals from fouls-Rh0d2s, Ie.fr
d; Witt. in IS. Personal fouls com.
mitted-Hhodcs. ReuninG t2l. Swan.
son CD. Greenhoe go, Sharp GO
Finpefrock, Dunkle 90, witt. Sutteu.
field. Substitutions = Dunklcy .foi
Oliver; Thomas for Dunklcy: Finne.
frock. Time - Commute h n V e.,
Refcrcc-Oftcrding '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
NEWPORT NEWS HOPES
TO STICK TO LEAGUE
g.. S. Barnes Declares Every.
thing Is Unsettled at
This Time.
ANAGEn LAKE Is SOLD
Roy Whitcrnft, Shortstop. likely to
Lend the Shirbuiidrrs ~ Club Re
mains I'm the Virginia OrEnnlIn ton
This season.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. J

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Fob. L.
'p"cuiaiiun Is rife here as to whether
Newport News will have ball club
II the Virginia League this year
:. :. Barnes. owner OF the club and
resident OF the local organization
avs he hopes TO be able to place n
baseball team in the field. tut that
'verything is 80 unsettled mt this
ime he does not know just what the
,utcomc will be.
Harry Lake will not manage the
'luh next Year II current reports
are true. fIe has been sold. II is said
nd Roy Whitcraft. shortstop and
'ormcr manager. Is expected to be nj
he helm. Mr.. Barnes declines ia
eminent on the management OF the
cam III this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
Depict CoIoninI virginia.

An amateur production Pow hatan.
King OF Virginia." depicting romance
Of colonial days IN thi. state. viii
be presented under auspices OF the
Highland Park Methodist Church In
The school auditorium tomorrow
night at ) o'clock. Tho cast. which
Is under direction Of Mrs. j. 81. Mont
geometry. numbers almost 100. g. W.
Vaughan, Jr.. the Misses Hazel and
Mamie crump. MISS Julia UurhcS
William y Baker. Terrell Montgom-
cry and Miss GraC. Pollard. are the
principals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
JOHNNY EVERS SIGNS,
WITH THE WHITE S0A
Former Manager Of Cubs Will,
Act as Assistant to
Gleason.
TO COACH YOUNG rLA,Ga
Former Star Played First MnI,,r,
League Game I'm i0n.-Nlas yf,u,l
Der or Fnmous Combinniion, "rin-s
kcr Ia ENcrs To Chance"
LNy Assncinird rrnus 1

CHICAGO. Feb. 1-Johnnv Eyore
the veteran. National I.ea,.Ia nI,'y.r
ana former manager OF the CI,isn,,,
Nationals today signed /, cor,rnct
to become assistant to Niuinr, ~
Gleason. manager of the ,,hgrar,
American League baseball club"7F
Evers Viii report To Manager CLAW
son In time TO accompany the aret
squad of White Sox players To hot.
Springs before they Join the main
squad at the regular training cnuli,
at Scguin. Tex. Evers, il was satt,
will devote his time 10 tho coachin :.
of the younger players, while Man r
ager Gleason will give most OF his.
time to the young pitchers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
GLENN WARNER TO -"
COACH AT STAMFORD
IRv Assnclnted prnss- ]

SANFORD UNIVERSITY, C.iT.
Feb. l.-Appointment of Glenn War.
ner, head coach at the Univcrsity -,
pittsburgh. as advisory coach 70,
FOOTBALL mt Stanford University rs!
tho next two years, was announce:
by school officials tonight. Afta,
two years as advisory coach. Warnc,
Will become head coach at Stan:or
FOR three years. II was stated. go"
andrew Kerr, football coach 4
Pittsburgh. will become head coas:t
for >thc next two years. and c. L,
Thornhill, coach of Centre College
football team, VIII be assistant coacr
for two years.
Warner. II was stated. was offer.
ID tho position OF head coach TO u.
Elective Immediately. but could nni
,ccept. rs he Is under contract viii
pittsburgh for two years longer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
AMERICANS WIN IN
CANADIAN TOURNEY
IBy Associated Press.l

MONTREAL. Feb. Ill. c. Clark,
If BOSTON. and G. X. Leonard. of New
York. defeated their Canadian op-
nonents today in the open round OF
llEHleS OF the Canadian amateur
racquet championship tournament
rour other Americans lost by do
fault.
Clark defeated Philip Mackenzie. Of
Montreal by 3 to .. Leonard de-
.catcd G. II. Turpin, Of Montreal, by
tire. straight games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
TO Commend relief work.

resolutions commenting the work
or Tue Noar East Relief In furnish
ing food ana agricultural implements
10 the Armenians who were impov.
'Shed ny the Turks during the world
war VIII he introduced at the rcgu-
i"r semlmonthly meeting of the
h'chmond First Club today. The
resolutions state that 10000 children
VIII starve unless supplies sufficient
10 tide them over to the harvest next
fa' are provided by America. a
drive To raise Virginia's quota of the
relief fund is in prosress now. The
resolutions call upon the business
men OF tho State to assist In the
campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02

Rev. f. cary Montague, rector
Monumental Episcopal Church. VIII
address on the establishment OF u
city farm. at Il meeting % the Rich.
rnuud I.cagIc OI Women Voters In
the foyer Of the Womans Club this
afternoon At 1 O'Clock. Miss Lucy
Randolph Mason, president VIII dis
cuss bills Of Interest to women now
befor. the Virginia General AS
scnbly Mrs Stuar, MIchauX, presI-
dent uf the Kindergarten .tssocia-
ton. viii be chairman OF the after
noon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
PAUL JOURNEE LOSES
TITLE OF CHAMPION
tDy United Ncws.1

PARIS. Feb. Paul Journcc. the
nonderOus heavyweight. former
sparring partner of Georges Carpen-
tier. dropped his title OF heavyweight
not so well known. in n bout here to-
dav. Journcc abandoned" in the
sixth round. Miles probably will get
II mntch with Carpcntier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
WAITE HOYT, YANKEE
TWIRLER. TAKES BRIDE
Try I-nitnh Nn,,.u1

NEW YORK. Feb. l.--Wnite Hoyt
star pitcher for the New York Ameri-
cans. did vcritabie home run.
Wednesday.
In the presence OF few friends
and relatives he was married to Miss
Dorothy Pyle. his sweetheart since
high school days. Harry Harper
southpaw hurlcr of the Yankees
acted as best man.
Following n reception. Mr.. and Mrs
Hoyt left for n two weeks stay nj
Atlantic City. after which they Will
at Hot Springs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
Cinrk-on Defeats Gardner.

NEW iORK, Feb. 1T. Henry
Clarkson. Of New York, defeated Ed
ward W. Gardner. of Montclnir. n.
j. In the seventh game OF the ma
tional class y 1872 balklIne cham
pionship today. The score was 300
Ia POI. Clark son's average was
: 1886. with high runs OF AZ. 80 and
81. Ghrdncr's average was Z 9-l6,
with high runs o! IS. "a and 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
Lady mibcrnInnu, Card rn-.

LADIES OF the Auxiliary OF the An
Gent order OF Iiibernians VIII enter
tain their friends at charity card
party nj McGil's Union, Friday niybt
at o'clock. The committee I'm charge
embraces Mrs. Kate Baker, Mrs.
irene OConner. Mrs. ]. j. Williams,
Mrs. BERNARD Smith. Misses Mayme Il.
keardon' Ann Ecardon. Kate oDwyer,
Marie McMahon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
Minister Ordained To-day.

Rev. II. MacD. kirkland. assistant
rector OF ST. Paul's Episcopal Church.
VIII be ordained this morning by
hIsh"n William Cabcll Brown at II
O'Clock in the church Rev Fever
icy ID. Tucker, Jr.. OF the Episcopal
Theological Seminary of Virginia,
VIII preach the ordination sermon.
Mr.. Kirkland recently was chosen TO
succeed Rev. Elmer c. Pcdrick, as as
slstant rector at St Pnul's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
rn.tnI i,cccIp,. Incrcn.r.

Despite the blizzard which para
lived transportation in Etchmond and
other Virginia cities. post-oitcc re-
cciptS for January FAR exceeded those
Tor the same month last year, accord
Ing To announcement by Postmaster
Hay r. Thornton. stamp sales in
creased, together with the volume Of
matt handed by the Richmond post
n,ilc. he S.,ih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
womnn,s comm.rcrn, Le,ru..

The Li!c Insurance Company OF
Virginia and the Atlantic Life In
surancc Company teams Will meet
In the Woman'S Commercial basket
BAN League tonight. Tho game will
be played ut the Y. w. C. 4. at 8
O'Clock. y large party OF rooters
from each company will be on hand
ana wcn-con,csted game Is looked
fnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-02
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
KEN O JONES Co. INC.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
In execution OF a certain dee

trust. dated July -. 1918. ana re-
corded August Is, 1913. In the CLERK S
office Of the Circuit Court OF icnrico
page 27a. default having been maize
in 10 paymen, OF the debt thereby
secured, and being required SO to do
w the holder oil TIE notes cvldcrcins
the said debt. the undersigned TT .stee
viii proceed TO sell at auction on the
front steps OF iicnrico Courthouse.
Twenty-second ana Main Streets.
Ric':.u- !. Va. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ). l922.
at $3.50 O'clock =. NJ.
ia, folio wing real property:
All those certain tracts or parcels
OF nd, containing together liU.l
acres. more or less. lying and being
IN henrico County. Va. north or
no. thwest OF the city OF Richmond.
being part OF the Springfield Coal
PIT tract. and bounded as follows: on
ne north by the land Of Reuben Ford
md thai OF T. 6. Williams estate. on
the east by the land formerly owned
road running between the land hcreby
. vcyed and the land nov or for
merry owned by ". NJ i'arnuiu. AMI
on the southwest by the puuiIc road
and the land %: Joseph allie" and
witch said land is particularly de-
scrihed by metcs and hounds on ia
plat thereof which is attached 10 as
u thereof and recorded with a
decd from w. NJ. Barnum and wife
20 T.. NJ Nash. dated November. is.
OF Henrico County. IN Deed Book
:, mage 2?5
HUGH f. ROSE.
REX o. Io~rS Co. INC.
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