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NOTICE 10 CONTRACi.T'O,i,iK;i.

Noll'Fs ~ loN
Sealed bids Will be received at the
Clerks onice. Charles C!ty. Virginia, until
TUESDAY. AUGUST It, 1922. at ~
o'clock NJ. for ;hc construction of two
sections or roads under the bond issue In
Charles CITY County. follows:
FIRST. The section from Sit. Pleasant
Church 10 the ienrico County line. AS
miles In length. twenty foot gravel road
involving clearing and Srubbiny excaya :.
ton. gravel compactcd in place on road.
concrete structures and cu!vcrt pipe
lines.
a certified check to accompany the bid
for The sum Of one thousand dollar,
ti,Ooo. made payable to the chairinan
OF tile Board OF Supervisors
Second. The section Oh the River Road
from the forks OF the road. near Charles
City Courthouse, by way Of Marublo's
Store, 10 the forks OF the road at Graves
Shop. 7.2i miles In length. twenty foo,
gravel road. involving clearing and grub
bling. excavation. gravel compacied in place
ON road. concrete structures and culvort
pipe lines.
a certified check to accompany the bid
for the OF one thousand dollar.
tl.O00). made payable to the Chairman
OF the Board OF Supervisors.
Plans and specifications for tho inspec-
zion OF these roads are Oh tie ut tho
Clerks Once. Charles CITY. Virginia. after
August s. 1872.
bidding proposals may DO obtained by
Application to the County Clerk. Charles
CITY. Virginia.
An engineer will he OF Roxbury. In
Charles cay County. until 10 O'clock on
August II. 1922, to meet prospective bio.
ders and show them over the sections OF
roads
Tho Board OF Supervisors reserves tho
right - reject amy or all bids.
j. 81. GILL,
Chairman. Board Of Supervisors.
II. y. MAJOR. Clerk.
OFFICE Of Haytokah School beard
Burkevl,c Va. Sealed bids for the suic
of $3.50 coupon bonds OF Haytkoah
District school Board VIII be received
by ". u. Sheffield. clerk OF tho board
" mill u o,elo9k- moon. sAuKuall. IL Ia,.
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Trustee S Auction Sale
of Leader Building
enth andHull Streets

By, virtue Of a deed of trust from
Charles H. Bowman to the under
corded in the Clerks Ofhce. Hastings
Court, Part H., city OF Richmond
May TO- 1922, default having been
made IN the payment os the notes
therein secured, and being directed
so 10 do by the nOteholder thereof (
VIII sell 1T public auction. on thu
premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 10TH,
Al . o'clock,
the above described property. lot
commences at the southwest corner
OF Tenth and Hun Streets. I'm the
CITY OF Richmond, and fronting on
the south line OF Hun Street. 56 lb-1On
ieet. and extending back between
p i,'ns:! Ines one Of which is tho
70 private alley Is feet wide. VITA
the right 10 use feet of said alley for
d par Tt steps, inctralns the Improve
weli-hullt brick office building, par
ticularly adapted to Offices and store,
on the lower 'ioor, ana Offices and
IodSc rooms, etc, on the upper floors
dwelling adjoining II. This sale rs
made subject 10 a deed OF trust from
Mamni. NJ Goodwin 70 II. w. Good
for the sum Of $4,000 with Interest
thereon from June -. 1922, evidenced
by the following notes OF even date
with the said deed; one principal
note for $4,000, payable one year
after date. one principal note for So
500. payable two years after date, and
one principal not for $4,000, payable
three years after date. with Interest
notes on each OF the said prIncipal
notes, PAYABLE quarterly. This il Il
splendid opportunity TO secure a good
investment.
TERMS: Cash
r. V. FARtNEIoIT.
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THURSDAY. ANGUST IO. lac2.

THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1922.
Mt O'Clock +. NJ,
sell, on tho premises. at public auc-
ton. the real estate conveyed by said
land. with improvements. lying and
being In the County OF Chesterfield.
Va. near village OF Bon Air, bounded
as FLOWS: Beginning at the north
streets. running thence south Il de-
grccs w. 239 feet 10 a corner in tho
center OF Powhite Creek. thence along
the center OF rowh!te Creek as II
30 degrees w. l,l20 feet to hickory
tree. corner To +. T. Sutton's land.
formerly AIRS. !. T.. Stnsers land:
thence northwardly along Park Ave
nue. 10 poles and 10 links 10 IA beech
tree. corner to said Sutton's land
then :. 7i2 degrees w. 81 poles To It
stone. corner to said Suttons land;
thence y. 90 degrees w. $40 fee; to
forked pine tree; thence y. 81 degrees
80 feet w. GS7 feet to Bon Air Road :;
thence along said road AS ii runs,
June LIST, 1894, 4.lS6 feet 10 said Chat
worth Street; thence along the west
line OF said street s. IL degrees l..
GO feet TO the point OF beginning
containing lOi acres. more or less.
less about seven acres sold by u. T.
Johnson to l.. 4. Sutton. Also all
that certain piece or parcel Of land
lying and being In the Comfy OF
Chesterfield. Virginia. near said viii
laSe. containinG i5S. acres. more or
less. and is described as follows. to-
VII; beginning at point on the Bon
Air Road 100 poles from rock located
where the Bon Air Road and tho River
kond intersect. thence s. 30 degrees
r.. 80 poles 10 corner: thence y. IL
degrees t.. l0i 2G-i0O poles to forkcd
pine at corner road; thence along said
road 40 rs poles to Ron Air Road:
thence :. 81 degrees w. ~ poles to
beginning, bounded on s by land OF
I. DogSct on Il. by estate known as
ki!hourn, on " by road, ana on ".
by Ron Air Road, less S2-l0O acres
conveyed by J. II. Meador 10 the
BOARD OF Supervisors OF Chesterfield
County. Virginia. and less ono ncrc
ey J. III. Mcador TO w. II. Sncad.
TERMS: Cash rs to so much OF the
proceeds as may he necessary to de-
fray the expenses or executing this
trust including trustees commission
and insurance premiums. II any. and
pro rata share OF the taxes for the
year l922, and TO pay the sum $3.50.
with interest thereon from June II
l922. and TO pay the further sum OF
$1,000 evidenced by two notes for
$3.50 each. which matured, respcc-
lively. March II, 1929, and June II,
1872, with interest from maturity and
tho balance payable as follows:
$4,000 payable June II, 1923, and
The residue In equal installments at
sale; credit payments to be secured
by trust deed or all cash. ut option
w. f. PURCELL. JR,
Trustee.
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AUCTfONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
Richmond. Va. July ~. is23.
Pursuant to resolution of the directors
OF TINS bank at y meeting held July 8.
1879. there wilt be ~ caiisd meeting Of
the shareholders TO bs held at their bank
Ing home. Main and Twelfth Streets. Rich
mond. Va. on Tuesday. AuBusf "a i922
~ II O'Clock uoon. for tho purpose OF
further amending Section : Of :hs Articles
OF ASSOCIATION. as TO provide for
board OF directors CONSULTING of not isss
than nve 60 more than twenty (5oI
share h0iders. to elect such additional di-
rector as may be determined upon. and
for the transaction OF any other bust
ness - hicb would properly come before
ga! n,.eting
WARREN u. GODDARD.
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MORTON G.. THALHIMER.
Real Estate Auctionccr,
First National Bank Building,
Richmond. Va.

Trustees sale OF valuable timber In
Powhatan County.
In execution OF that certain deed
trust from q. NJ. Garrett to the un-
dersiEncd trustee. dated May 3. 1920
and recorded in the Clerks Office
the Circuit Court OF Powhatan Coun-
~. n Deed Book IL, page 367. default
having been made in the payment OF
some OF the notes therein secured
and the entire principal debt. with in
become due and payable AT tho option
OF the holder of said notes. and be.
Ing required SO to do by the yid note
holder. l shall sell at public auction
In front of the mansion house, upon
the premises known us Beldale, and
hereafter described.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By W l. PURCELL. JR.. co. INC.
lpi North Eighth street.
Richmond. Va
AUCTION SALE
Desirable Detached
Dwelling House, No.
2O1O Hanover Ave.
VA. WITH LARGE AND
DEEP Lot. on WHICH GARAGES
COULD BE ERECTED.

Pursuant to order of Chanccry
Court. entered on July 30. 1922. in suit
j. d. Muldowney w. Mary G. Null
downey ct ais, we will offer for sale
at public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST :, 1929,
at $40 O'Clock T.. NJ.
That certain lot OF land, with the de-
tacRed brick dwelling designated as
No. 2gl0 Hanover Avenue between
Meadow and Rowland Streets. and
bounded az follows: Beginning at "a
point on the northern line of Han
over Avenue l25 feet I inches west of
Meadow street; thence running west
wardlH along said northern line of
Hanover Avenue and fronting thereon
80 feet and extending back north
wardly from Hanover Avenue, be-
tween parallel lines lT9 feet inches
To an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Oue-third cash and the
residue in three installments, pay
able at one. two and three years from
date: with Interest quarterly Title
retained by court until purchase
money Is paid. or all cash, at the op-
ton OF the purchaser.
S. l.. KELLEY.
Special Commissioner.
certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioner has been
duly given.
CHARLES O. SAVILI.E,
Clerk Richmond Chancery Court.
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AULIiON-LELAL.
Legal Notices

Sealed proposals Will be received AT III,
Office OF James +. Jones. Secretary of tho
Board Of Building COMMISSIONER, Com.
mon~ealth OF Virginia. No. l4ls East Main
Street Rcbmcnd, Va. up to the TENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1922. ~ O'Clock noon
standard time. Tor All OF the ioundat on
worA. which includes excavAting, sheer
piling. concrete ana other WORK 40 more
fully set forth In the piA ms and speci
ncatlonS prepared by carurai a johnston.
Architects ana EnSlneers. toE the ST ATE.
OFFICE BUILDING to- be erected In the
State Cap!toi Grounda corner Twelfth and
Bank Streets N.cninopd vs..
Plans aud specifications Ga L. also be ssen
at the oince of John I. Wilson Co., Inc.
No. 1875 Mutual building. and ~ the Of.
ice OF Csenrsi K Johrston, Chamber OF
Commerce Building. Stx.n and Main ST.,
kicnuonJ. Va
JOHN 4. WILSON CO., INC,
Supervising Contractors;
CARNEAL q JOHNSTON
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Automobile Wanted

Beautiful West End lot WIZ sx.
change FOR good automobile, Sc us
At once.
RUFFlN & SLOAN
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CARNEAL q JOHNSTON,
Archiirct. a nd EnrIn..-.

WATKINS cOTTRELL COMPANY-The
annual meeting OF the stockhoderh OF
the Watkins-Co,trcll Company VIII he
held IN the office OF the company, Four
ieenth and Dock Streets. Richmond
Va. on Tuesday. AusuHt $, noon
tSiGncd) Z. :. Eensom. Secretary and
Treasurer.
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BY virtue OF IL certain deed Of trust.
dated June II. 1921, and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Chesterfield
County Circuit Court. Deed Book Lei,
page 1886, default having hcen made
in portion OF the debt therein Sc
cured, and being required by the bene-
hciary under said deed Of trust so
To do, I, the undersigned trustee. Will.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF WILLIE Il.
ADAMS, Of Richmond. In the County
81 Henrico. and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Motto. is hereby given tina, on
August ?. 1922. the said WILLIE; y.
rgpt and that the first meeting OF
his creditors viii be held in my office,
Rooms ills-lil9 Mutual building.
y E,iGhmond; Va. on the 5TH DAY OF
the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
S!dl appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TIIOS. II. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August I. 1922.
uNirEp STATES FOR THE EAST
EkN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA..
In the matter of NJ enc
T.. STEIN, trading as w. '''o'
MONROE WOODEN In
MILLS CO.,
bankrupt. bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF f.. STEIN, trading
as MONROE wOOLEN Mills Co.
OF Richmond, in Tho County Of Hen
rico, and district aforesaid-Dank-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
trading as MONROE wooLEN MILLS
CO. w ,n duly sdjudicated bankrupt.
creditors will be held In my office.
Rooms llls-lll9 Mutual Building
Kicnmond. Va. on the 18th DAY OF
HfSGuSr' is2?i at 10 o'clock in the
TORS may attend, prove their claims.
appoint trustee. examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other bust
ness rs may properly come before
THOS. Il. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August (. 1922.
United STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIX.
In the matter OF No. 2s35.
WILBUR H.. ODELL. In
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of WILBUR u.
oDELl', OF Richmond. in the County
or Henrico. and district Aforesaid
Rankrupt:
nd Notice is hereby given that on
fMyo'em6sr II. 1921. the said WILBUR
81. ODELL was duly adjudlcated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OK MS creditors win be held In my
Ing, Richmond Va, on the hTIi NAV
OF SEPTEMBER. 1929, at 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon, ut which time the
sara creditors may attend, prove their
ciaimS. appoint trustee examinc
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come beTnr.
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Ely IL. 4. RlCHESON & COMPANY
Real Estate Auctioneers.
HOE l.. Main Street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for SaIe

SOME HOME
BARGAINS.
DANDY NEW BRICK
modern home in the
WEST END; hard
wood floors, hot-water
heat, tiled bath; six
thousand two hundred
and fifty dollars; five
hundred cash, the rest
reasonable.
ANOTHER IN THE
WEST END-6 rooms,
new brick, hardwood
floors, hot-water heat;
elegant bath; papered;
shades and screens;
ready now. Sixty-five
hundred; seven hun
dred and fifty cash.
BARTON HEIGHTS,
BEAUTIFUL TER
RACED HOME-Six
rooms and modern in
every way; delightful
location, facing city
park, surrounded with
abundance of shrub
berry; large lot and a
quiet, restful home.
Eight thousand five
hundred dollars, on
splendid terms.
EIGHT ROOMS AND
SLEEPING PORCH,
with a frontage of
seventy-six feet by one
hundred and thirty
deep. Great large old
shade tree in the yard;
all on the corner, in the
best section of Barton
Heights, near car line.
HANDSOME BRICK
HOME in Barton
Heights, on a beautiful
lot, seventy by one
hundred and thirty;
Hardwood floors up
stairs and down; thir-
teen-inch walls and an
extraordinary we'll
built house in every
way, facing a nice
small triangular city
park. This is just an
elegant home and must
be sold. Twelve thou
sand five hundred dol
lars.
TWO DANDY NEW
FRAME HOUSES in
BARTON HEIGHTS
for six thousand dol
lars, and they are real
bargains. Modern in
every way; t h re e
blocks from car line,
and near some big de
Velopments that are
sure to come.
MAPLEWOOD AVE
NUE., in the very heart
OF that rapidly grow
ing section near Byrd
Park, for sale at nine
thousand five hundred
dollars, on very good
terms, or will rent at
eighty-five dollars per
month. 1t is a fine new
brick six-room corner
home, with a great
sleeping porch, the
rear overlooking the
lake.
Randolph Sd,
S. l.. Thomas.
MORTON G..
THALHIMER.
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ana size, except red cedar, situated
on the two parcels OF land described
as follows:
First: All that certain piece. parcel
or tract OF land lying and being in
the County OF Powhatan, State Of
Virginia. containing thirty-three (33)
acres. bounded and described as fol
lows: bounded on the east by Deep
Creek. on the west by Horse Pen
Branch. on the south by an old ditch
extending from Horse Pen Branch TO
Deep Creek. all OF which Is fully set
forth on a map and survey made by
w. a. Brown, L. G. S. dated Novem-
Der 10. 1908. and recorded in Pow
hatan County Clerks Office. in Plat
Book No. j, page 81.
Second: All that certain piece.
parcel or tract OF land lying and be-
Ing In the County OF Powhatnn, Stata
OF Virginia, on Deep Creek, containing
nine hundred and thirty-four (93D
acres. be the same more or less. and
known as "Eeldale." and adjoining
the lands of Pleasant Finch the
Meadow Hill Plantation, and other
lands OF the party OF the first part.
the same comprising all but about
twenty t20) acres OF larger tract
OF land formerly known rs "Bcldnlc.'
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN 8. MOORE.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

l have q few lots between A.
Hill Monument and Bellevue Arch
In the city limit. / will sell AZ
bargain prices with monthly
terms.
l.. X. Hsrvie.
With
l.. K. & J. n. HARyIE.
Madison 56b6. 3l2 Mutual nIdr
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i!Y w. Il. PURCELL, JR., Co, INC,
Real Estate AuctioneerB.
loi North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
ABOUT 40 ACRES. WITH TWO
STORY FRAME. YELLING AND
OTHER OUTBClLDINGS, NEAR
BON AIR. eli l. 5 n Il II + / l. l. n
COUNTY.
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nuusto iUi sue ~
Z HDALi. A'E.-SioGern A,uceo Groom
muse. p!IrIcss furnace. plenty o!ose;s
hp'cnHid porchcH. lot ioIIss feet ON
ishdaH Avenue. half block from car
llhe, PI.co. 1I.soe. randolph t0s5.y.
'i' EA Park Nine rooms no, water
hrat' Two baths. gaIage. large lawn
w." b,ahsoh With shruDboTy. Quca
HANOVER AVE.-Svyen room, and h.,,
n"' water heat; t.ISo. Mcdaniel, with
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EoR SAI ET,.o ro 80, -
Richmond. half bioch from car line
Can he bought cheap il sold a, oace
Terms can be arranged. Can Randolph
1858 II. l.. Williams. :9l5 Edsewood
Avenue.
THREE-ACRE LOT. with i0.room dwell.
ing and large storcroom adjoining; good
well in yard and large garden. fronts on
sand clay road, al Trice's Mil. Cum
bertrand County. Va. LIS "A fine place for
hotel or boarding holIse as hundreds
Of people are here during summer bath
ing and hshing on the lake. IL also
fina stand for a store. Garage and shop
q on lot. ID For. particulars, write Collie
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1929.
At 1850 o'clock p. NJ.

the timber and trees OF every kline
and size. except red cedar, situated
on the two parcels OF land described
as follows;
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME c
rooms. tile bath. highly polished doors
not water heat. fruit trees flowers and
shrubbeiy: also garage. Th,s homo for
sa!t az bargain Owner will consider
GS3s-L
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OPPORTUNITY
BUY THIS FOR
INVESTMENT.
Eight-room house in
Highland Park; bath,
pantry; arranged for 2
families; large corner
lot. Lots of fruit. Can
be rented for $50 per
month; $4,75O, $3.50
cash.
Beautiful North Side
home-7 rooms and
bath; all conveniences;
moderately priced; ST.
600 cash.
WEST END BUY.
OWNER LEAVING
CITY, WILL SELL
CHEAP.
Detached modern brick
house on long street; 6
rooms, sleeping porch,
bath, full basement;
hot-water heat, hard
wood floors, large lot;
house papered, shades,
screens, awnings; ST.
900 cash.
Other houses $3.50,
$6,75O, $7,250.
If looking for a home,
see
W. H. Bradley,
Ran. Sd, with
MORTON G..
THALHIMER.
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Ely IL; T., RICHEsoN & COMPANY
heai Estate AuctioHeers.
llOG l.. Main Street.
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Real Estate for Exchange

WILL exchange new Groom stucco bunr,
low Tor lot or auto. or both. AS part pay
ment; beautiful location. Box j 2i3.
car" The Dispatch.
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FOR SAI.E-D!rect from owner. modern
room house. good condition and cheap
JyS Woodclinc Avenue, Highland Park
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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ac'EhN e-room stucco. North Richmond
Madison 207s-W.
before yon sign. see our beautiful mot
erh nome in North Richmond. located in
grove OF OAKS, rooms. pantry, tile bari
anu uSuote phcH porches; good dry base
mcnti hot water heat oak floors and H..
fireplace: handsomely decorated. Small
cash payment and your rent money viii
gave you possession. This property will
ested in the best value in this high ella g,
seotlon. act at once. Call Randolph Gl7
or Boulevard 2isI. after 8.
RYLAND REALTY CO..
SUI American Bank Bldg.
RENT money Will pay for IL! Pretty nen
nome North Richmond. hardwood floor.
hot water heat, slate roof stucco. oni,
$3.50. Terms, $1,000 cash balance III :,
rent. Box II 1916. "'
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DiSPLai LLdSSIFfED
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..

In tho matter OF No. 30Ts.
WILLIE Il. ADAMS, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31
CROWDER TELLS CUBA
SHE MUST ACT NOW
OtherUise He Will Report
Her Failure to Washington.

HAVANA. Aug. 80 (Associated Press)
An ultimatum was delivered to Presi-
dent Zayas and the Cuban Congress to-
day by Gen. Enoch II. Crowder. per-
sonal representative in Cuba OF Presi-
dent Harding. that unless Congress be-
fore September acts upon the five
measures he has suggested for the
publication OF the administration he will
abandon his mission to Cuba and submit
final report to the Washington Gov
ernment. personally II necessary.
No threat of American intervention
was made by Gen. Crowder in deliver
ing his ultimatum.
According to Representative Gonzalo
Freyre, quoting declarations he said
were made to him Monday. Gen. Crowdcr
said Congress has not In the year and
a half of his stay enacted any law cal
culated to solve any of the pressing
problems confronting the republic.
The program referred to consists OF
measures for reforms In the Govern
ments accounting system. suspension in
part Of the civil service law, the clear
ing up Of current Indebtedness. judicial
reforms and the fiotation Of foreign
loan.
The New York herald., 1922-08-31
JERSEY SUPREME COURT
UPHOLDS REDISTRICTING
Declares Assembiy's Duty Is a
Continuous One.

Special Dispatch to THE New YoHK HERALD.
TRENTON, Aug. 80. - The Supreme
Court to-day upheld as constitutional
the Assembly redistricting act of this
year under which representation from
Hudson county Is reduced from twelve
to eleven and in Norris county from
two to one, and increases in Bergen and
Union counties from three to four each.
The act was attacked in mandamus
proceedings by the Democratic organiza-
tion of Hudson county upon the ground
that the reapportionment should have
been made by the Legislature imme-
diately following the -promulgation OF
the Federal census of 1920. and that
having failed to do so last year the
Legislature of this year was powerless
to act.
The court held that the duty to make
rcapportionment Is continuous one
and also gave consideration to the
purpose OF the constitution that rep
iesentation in the Assembly shall be
"pon the basis OF population.