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LEGAL NOTICES.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENT, TOW
or REICH GROVE mn


NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL
MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENT, TOW1
OF BEECH GROVE. IND.
To whom IL may corncern: Notice (
hereby given by the board of trustees of tn
town of Beech Grove, Ind, that on Friday
July 81, 1892 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prina facie assessments 70,
the following described public improvement
as authorized by the Improvement resolutioS
named
Resolution No. 2, 1921
for the improvement of Main ST., from thu
east line of First Ave, to the west side ol
Thirteenth St. by paving said street will
bitiminous concrete including the wings oil
the intersecting streets and all other wor1
incident thereto in accordance with the de
tail and plans and specifications in conneo
ton with said resolution.
Persons interested in or affected by saN
described public improvement are hereby
notified that the board of town trustees hal
fixed Friday Aug. Ii. 1922. at 7:30 p. m
as the date upon which circumstances will
be received or heard, against the amount as
sessed against each piece Of property de
scribed in said roll and will determine the
question az to whether the said lots OF
tracts of land have been or will be benefited
in the amounts named on said roll Ii
greater or less than named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said primg
facfe assessments with the owners and de-
scription Of property subject to be assessed
is file and may be seen at the Office OF
the town clerk, Eighth and Main SITS.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES,
H, LEE CLARK, Clerk.
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STRIKES ROAD HOG

BY Cnlleo PTesS
HARTFORD CITY, Ind. July 81
Robert Vance. II. was probably fatally
hurt late last night when an automo-
bile in which he was riding struck a
hog in the road and was thrown into
a ditch.
The father, William Vance. and two
brothers of Robert were seriously
hurt
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Purchasing Board Meets

The regular monthly meeting Of the
joint State purchasing committee was
held in the Office Of Fred Robinson,
secretary, at the Statehouse today. No
contracts were let
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Joins Trust Company

The Bankers Trust Company has
added Carl H. Sobbe, former city
passenger agent Of the Monon Rail
road, to its real estate department.
He will assume his new duties Aug. /.
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gDeGiOn examined the office highway
nt reu
O o
with o
10
sme be
al
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY, meat and confectionery. splen-
did location. doing a good business. leav-
ing city. must sell. 81 900 cash. may con-
slider terms; located north. near school and
2 nhnrchea KenIgnnd 1890
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ALASKA DAY CELEBRATION
 TO BE STAGED BY PIONEERS

IH0. No. r Pioneers o. h'm.a
 and m. Auxiliary win har. .las. Il. ... mmu celebration o. Aa.ka n.. O.uH.. I.. whom e.o.H win U. mad. .1 oH.Ia Che celebration O. H. ...r which wa. pronounced ou. n. H. H. and mos. enjoyable al H.r .... pm. or.r in Juneau Ih0 ..mm... T. r.me a..au" and .m.r. for nrunn observance o. t...n u.r N.. J. B. Caro and John H... win mHom.. .h.r Ha. n. uI.. HI m. r.u..- meeting O. I'm. n.or..r. u.rt rHuiar might
 .. m. wH. ID. .rnHeue for h. I... win .o..o. W.Hnu. Io.ar rho
 Auxiliary . deeply Interested .n Che
 annual celebration nm. win -.r. F0- u.nI. ..Hn.. in arranging for .t
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STUDENT REGISTRATION AT
 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

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OFFICIAL CARES
 AGING PRESIDENT
Responsibilities o Position hun-
 Cu Feet Silver Threads

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SOMETHING NEW M
 ROOT PRODUCTION

w. namuI who Inn. u Ioa.o 0u Che c I su. ranch n .rc Mau- ImHU nue. uIa.. n. Ha had splendid m..." witch r.ror. prod. u.. H. ..Hu. Wn. .U0rouH eE- MhIIor ui m. Country F..r whore a number u. H. I.rHr" won. HWnrd .I nr.. But Mr. Maynard .0c. ...I H o.I.I r.HHu.
 triumph ... mn. appreciated H.aua mo. known. and through H0 aul o. Ua uI.. n. |. |. .nm..aue n.H u.. orr in t..a hu m tm.r..n WH. He moIu.. I'm rH Urn Hl .H. appearance o. nm elongated al- .H mmn o. e0ra. |. l" nafHw ID. Hm H.. #. NuHn vegetable and . m m. e.. H0.W0on n mmn m. m.n.. II H .nau. two u.H. in IUmr..r and o.rht in. ... Ir. m.o..H H.. n un.u and .. . n.... r0"0" ..'.- IT H .-I .H h. I..0u rlHH boiled rr 'HoI H.. .H.I and ...en raw W.IH mur- mu..|. ...I .0 H.r I.HH Nt for III. ..I. e. .r a. MI. M.mW. know. H Russian hybrid grown ". Im M I. ...r .n.H.. n. 1T ..ne boon produced tn .hH c0m
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Celery HI.M N..uo


Adam. Ua.uc
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 nI J u Chro. H.Ho Third Prank s...H.r N..lHnn school display awarded lo uoue'u eighth aIe
 TH. question o. production having boon clearly nm. satisfactorily Hrnr0H m. u.lI Ien should b. ln oIura.. He consumer. .o hu. homegrown n.HIu. En.lu.ae. On. Hmu .nU M.. u urn win stimulate o.H.r Hune Hte- do.H .en. on' nf .H. Territory for mI... .ha. can h. obtained al home |. '.t to Ono country I0.Uor H0H.. paid l In.u mmn m.H H...
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sC0THOBN RESIGNS FROM
 WEATHER OFFICE POSITION
Adult FIcu0n

Cecil R scothoru. for Che paat two varrs assistant t0 Mc.c0ro'og.st M. B Summers m charge Of Ono local bureau of Che Weather Service. has rcamcd h.s position to take effect today Hc w,U bc succeeded by II. J. Thompson who. accompanied by hIs w.fe. win arrive on Che Jefferson due tonight or tomorrow
 Mr. sro,hou win devote two months to hunting and general rec reauon and win 'ator look around for something to do. He win leave next wces on a hunting trip i0 Ad. miraI.r nand. where he expects tc remain fully a month and on hIs re turn ho win spend another thro. weeks or month hunting ducks ou nr Bar preserves. IIe win prob. ably decide t0 l0cato iu Juneau.
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FARMERS BAIL ON TAP
 .ELL WEDNESDAY .l.L

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DEAN RICE RETURNS FRON
 EPISCOPAL CONVENTION

Row. v. E. Rico. dean O. Holy Ir.u- In Cathedral o- .H# pHae returned u Che Princes. AI.oe Tuesday night from Portland Oregon Where hc a,- tended .hc Ir.h u.mnaI convention o. Che rro.. an. Episcopal church which va. n session from antam- I.. 6 .o September H"n Rico H.. accompanied homo by Nu Hce who wont south two "o.. Hro .o m... him. n. H.H0-.H much mnor. tan. work accomplished by Che con. r.u.ou
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NOTED EVANGELIST HERE

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ANNUAL RED CROSS CALL
 NOVEMBER ll-DECEnBER l6

U N Hehronds chairman of Ono local chapter American Rcd Gro"
 announce. that at n meeting O. Che executive committee held on Wed. rnIay of tdis week it was decided to conduct Che annual Rcd croH roll nII from November U to December Ie NH Ebba DIurnc Rcd cros G.. Representative. Pacific Division ua. nroaent at lho meeting and on.- UneI Ono objects and purposes io which moneys collected by One Rod Crn. are now utilized Mr. heh. r.nds sara committees for ro'I caI. work win bc named .u Ono noar u. nr..
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E. m FOLEY OF sTKA
 BRINGS FAIR EXHIBIT

M rnU.u former r.Uoui o. Juneau WH.ro h. ao0.nta1.y UIcd lHe na.Uon oI stree. commissioner in IaIa. arrived from s.I.a ou .hc E.on.H Monday muu.u. bringing witch hm .H. greater nHr. of One contribution .n iH. way oI oNmn.u |. H. Country HHr Mrs. Policy .ame a..r several darH In advance oI H.r husband and win return with him next wool. incidentally Mr. Policy s n candidate for ronro.on.a- Ur. To Che Territorial legislature on m. Republican |o...
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HAYNES BUSINESS MEN
 ATTEND COUNTRY FAIR

tmH". ... representatives from U.n.. in aU.nH.noa aI lH. Country H.r U.I. Iu... w. H Stout. gen. eu mm.HmU N e Hanson hard. H.I. merchant and postmaster. A. I. Nr." J. J. HH.h Mr. and Nr
 U. H N.HH. and Fred NeHae. Mr. Hanson recently had IHr misfortune I. '0.. HH ..u.. 0r 0re hu. .a uea.n i'm Hu.n. Irleo s'ou. was made 0u. oI ... I.r judge. on hH arrival. TH. I..n.. H....U.n brought 0n0 lot 70. EMhH W..h IHem They win return ou IHe Jefferson .omo..
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INDIAN sHpEasTEB
 HERE FOR OPERATION

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NO DECISION GIVEN W
 COLLER.MANmA FIGHT

Tho puaiaic encounter at kct chIHm Ia.I night between Joe CoI IoI of Juneau and Joo iiau.Ia CfII puoI ot kc'chIkan Wm topped Ir Che fth round and an bets were ca.I oI 0H
 THe lrI news received of lho bon, laal night was Ihat Collier had won n Che fth hut Inter information Waa lo One effect Chat lhe min Wu .oHnei.
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SOUTH DAKOTA TURisr
 VISITS JUNEAU RELATIVE

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 .. Mr. nm. Mrs. T. Carton Nm. a.." nm. M. Carton I... Hr..... H. Cato. on. m. ..
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LEAVING FOR cARBoEADO

Mrs. Robor. sample win Ioarc on lho Spokane Tuesday or Wednesday tor her now homo m car1onado Wash. to which place Mr. 6emnIa preceded her hr Uhroo weeEH Tho smrIe hnre been residents oI l1. ueru for maHy years and both W.II b. much
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1922 BANNER YEAR
 FOR FISH INDUSTRY
We.. S. Chamber Of Com. w New. Letter Contains

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-25

LIE Lao | ia I
Of Our Reconditioned
Automobile Sale
In order to insure
the closing out Of our
stock of reconditioned
cars, we have made the
prices even more at
tractive for today the
last day Of our sale.
We have other cars
besides those listed be-
low, and the condition
and price of these cars
m a k G every one of
them an exceptionally
good buy. Every car
will be demonstrated.
3
thinking of buying a
car this spring, it will
be to your advantage
to see these.
1916 Marmon, 4-pass.
1917 HAYNES. 5-Dass.
1918 REQ, 7-pass.
1918 Chandler, 7-pass.
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Read Dispatch Want Ads for Profits
Use Them for Results

hundreds OF homes have been bought through tho
Waht-ad' columns of The Dispatch. The family
Gliding to purchase home naturally think first of The
Dlspatch as listing daily the most worth while real
estate opportunities.
want ads enter into the daily life OF the people
because they render service which is frequently Of
the greatest help to every member of the family The
young man or woman looking for employment nat
urally turns to'the helpwantcd" column.
The business man who wishes to increase his sales
quite as matter OF course, classified advertising
10 bulld his business. The merchant who wishes to
rere can sell his business without delay by advertis-
ing 1t Tor sale under business opportunities
49, If you have anything at all which you wish to SELL
Inc Dispatch want ads will put you touch with
prospective buyers. You can telephone your adj
Acouteous pleasan-voiced ad aker will receive your
ad and see that it is inserted properly.
The Dispatch Papers Randolp
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Business Equipment %

OUTFIT for sale. complete
consisting OF shaving machine. -. dictat-
lag and reproducing machines. records.
etc; used only few days. VIII sell for
half price. See y. w. Dows & Son, ITO
North Seventh Street.
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EMPLOY tfE.ST
Help WaEtc,l-licmaie

Hclp W tEtcu-f cmaie al
BOOkkEEPER- Wanted 1t: once. Lady
bookkcepcr. permanent position; good
salary 10 right party who can furnish
reference. Box Sgj. care III. Dis
patch.
COOk-W"nan with reference. to cook
and clean FIRST foo'. room on lot: l43
South Colonial Avenue. between cary
and Belvidere. rh"n" boulevard 1858
COOk-wantcd half days work. begin
ming 1t o'clock. Apply. Win refer
encc. Apartment ). i.!ndon Terrace. GO9
South boulevard.
iOuSEK EEPER wanted for Ugh, house
keeping and to attend to q s.iui-iuy.lid
BOX q 4ii care The Dispatch
SAI.ESW AN--Lymchbugs's iargcs; dv
par;mcnt s;or. Offers II good opportunity
to salcswo;unn experience: VA Iaces and
cm1rO!deries. y position where apnlt-
cant can WORK self UP L" buyer Ansy.r
10y letter TO &. NJ. Cukgcunc!.ncr inc
LynchbuTg. Va
SECRETARY -sTENoGI;Ariii.E. With IN
i'iativc. ambitious. upanIo. u,..t. l:novyl-
cig" OF bookkeeping. BoN g tas care
The dispatch.
YOUNG WOMEN. owe: u, DESIRING coy
erHmcat ;ypist positions Sl.5 Inu:,thl,.
write Tor Tree list or positions. now op..
i. y. Leonard turmcr Clvu Service
cNh.n'ery. 1913 Equitable BIDS. Wasl,
sne;on. -. 9.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale


Articles for Sale 81
ARMY BLANKETS FROM $3.50 UP
Arm: surplus supplies OF all kinds.
Vents cots. wagon covers. l.. Rose &
Company. 40 Brook Avenue.
AWNINGS! AWNINGS!
Place y"ar orders nov Tor awnings to
avoid the rush. Richmond Awning Com
phny. "a Scrth Ninth.
BASEBALL. SUPPLIES.
HOWELL BROS.
SIXTH AND BROAD.
DEER HEAD Tor sale. mounted: FOR par
ticulars. wife Henry Moore. Charlotte
Courthouse. Va.
FURNITURE OF euaranteeG quality and
workmanship ~ medium prices nHi l!b-
era! terms. Andois"n'-. Broad at FiTsi.
SACEEr POWDER. iOc per package. l.. o..
BOX SIC. Richmond. Va.
SAHoPIIoNES--Finc HuCnchcr uaHuf,c-
turr. ir!cc, moderate aud ins;aiimcGt
pay inents! Come Musical iamos.
llt North seventh street.
SEVEN 800! tables for sdIc cheap. Apply
'0i East Broad Street.
FOR T!PE and fittings. see Bremen g.
M!chaeison. SOS BrooM Avenue.
IN WEST END. frame stable, iOSi+O: .
stories To he torn down and removed.
Box Jsi. care The Dispatch.
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OPPORTUNITY to clean up q, Richmond
Pageant. also summer ami winter re-
Forts, offered l!v. wiro with 500 to pur-
chase new moving picture camera Pic
lures last sellers ~ great profit: $500
weekly easily made. Don; reply unless
ready and able TO transact business;
machine imported and only one avail
able. Address Box ais. care The
Dispatch,
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Special Notices

ELITE BEAUTY rARIIOR Coyu Schwa-zs-
chiid'sb--N"w ,oga ti.r a;,of Aprn LIST
over hOti'r's J.4e!GGy .S;trc @y9 Eas,
broaG. @hamgco and wsye. .5c Mad!
son bts
!'!:EE WIN vacm quart ot yaFu.sn stain
purchased Tor CasE We give absolutely
.re= Un- large bottle furniture polish
liJtA stG:n a.Ii yo.i.n IS O.. very nlsh-s;
quality. ON. u. :wu costs OF yaEnisa
stain WIZ uihhc U.I aoprs. chaIrs etc.
."s new. u - easily applied. Mail
orders n.i-d. Warren Paint company
Inc. 700 Nest BROAD Street
lADTES-IieT" sou a:e. ,he r-nil powder
pat. fynu.u. lamb wool. price sue
p. y. Boz ISL
WILL not b. resa5nsibie FOR any deo;.
mace by o;A'r than myself. = l..
Hrau.r. 100 West Max Street
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Phone Your Wants
To Randolph /
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
INDEXED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE

REFERENCE
Jse the 'Teiephone-CaIi Randolsh 1
Ask for Want Ad Taker
Classified advertisements ordered
FOR THE RICHMOND TlMES-DlS,,
PATCH daily morning edition VIII
appear in the next edition OF THE
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
E!vcn herewith cover morning ana
evening service in all instances; WITH
The exception Of THE SGNDAt
separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Hates
&C word daily. minimum
c5c. set solid.
2,c word Sunday, minimum
Zoe. set solid.
consecutive insertions, in
cludInE sunday. Sc word.
consecutive insertions. in
Cludins sunday. l9c word.
tNotc The reduction for consecutive
iuscFtIOns.D
D;spiny Type
The largest type permitted in the
Want Ad pages Is IL point, and the
smallest space in which l2-polnt
type ad may he set Is one inch. Tho
;atc for this large type is cents
word daily and n cents WORD
sunday. The same scale of reductions
VIII apply as Tor regular want ads
Caps, broken lines. white space are
charged FOR at the regular word rate
estimate ) words to the line.
Longer term rates for business ad'
NcrtiserS on request.
\ Advertisements received az late as
20 -. NJ. and 10 Il. M. each week Gay
and up 10 u L. NJ. Saturday for correct
classification IN the next EDITION.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunitics

PARTNER wanted. with small capital
iahy preferred; ladies mcrcha niisc. BIO,
q al. caro- The Dispatch
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Your Be This and Fv
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor Sale

Ht:o--i9l9. 6-Cyl!ndCr. i-passcngcr REQ
Roadster; only iuu few thousand
miles: IN splendid condition. Aisop Motor
Co.. Broad at Pine.
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Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS DYEp-24-hcur ser
vice This department; : given our
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AUCTIONS-LEE<fLS
Legal Notices

March -. 1872:
Notice is hereby given liIaI ,I,e ANNA
meeting OF the stockholders uf the ,Ir.
ainih Railway and Power Company will D..
held at the general office OF tn. comUany
IN the city OF Richmond Va. on W,J
nesday. April 10. l92:. at IL O'clock ST.
The transfer books will DO closed on
Friday; March 81. 1922. at o'clock +. NJ,
20. 1922. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
q. Il. WILLIAMS, 4,
Secrs4ary.I
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Society
MRS. FRANK HAROLD
FETED AT RICIIIAND

htCHLANU, March II - Mrs.
Frank HarriId, of Amerjcus, state
president of the H.. d. c., was the
guest of the RichIand chapter of U.
d. C. Friday afternoon at their
monthly meeting held at che home. Of
Mrs. Harry Dixon.
Following a splendid literary pro-
gram Mrs. Harold made a most ox.
cellent talk She told Of the ma
tional convention at ST. Louis, Of the
state work the u. D. G is doing and
Of the plans for the future. Her talk
was witty and entertaining, as we'll
as Instructive Her hearers regretted
that lack of time prevented longer
address.
The fact that Mrs. Harold was to
be at the meeting attracted the iarg-
est number Of members in the his
tory of the chapter There were oyer
sixty members present.
Immediately after this feature OF
the meeting French doors connect
ing the lower floor with the dining
room were thrown open and Russian
tea, sandwiches, nuts and mints were
served in the dining room,
The reception hail and living room
were beautifully decorated with pink
peach blossoms and white spirea. In