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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
i. OF n. c. is PLACED
IN UNUSUAL POSITION
Win Atlanta Tournament, but
Not Victors for Myth
cal" Title.
LSnecial To The Tlmes .Disna,ch.

Especial tn The Times Dispatch.l
l.fNCHBCRG, VA. March Tho
success of the University of North
Carolina in the tourney held at At
ianta for the basketball champion
ship Of the South leaves n rather I'M
usual situation. for tho champions.
who are located in the South Atlantic
division. did not win the "mvthical..
title in that division. for the Chanel
liiil quintet was twice defeated on
its virginia trip, tho Washington and
Lee Generals turning the trick at
Lexington by the decisive score of
- To rs. while the University of V.r-
ginia defeated the Tarhccls at Char
loiicsville by the score OF 81 To %
the Virginia team getting the victory
In The last moment Of play on Il sem
sational goal shot by Dick CARING
ton. Lynchhur:; boy
With Virginia. WASHINGTON and
Lee and North Carolina the outs,ard-
ing teams in the South Atlantic di-
vision, and North Carolina having
been thrown on, by losses TO Virginia
ana Washington and Lee. the myth
icaI title lay between the two Vir-
S'nia teams until last Saturday night.
when Washington and Ice lost 10
virginia on Lynchburg floor by an
oth"r decisive score. which was a.
10 20. This game left Virginia an
undisputcd claim. even over North
Carolina. To the South Atlantic cham :
p!ohship. so that with North Caro-
una coming out Of the Atlanta tour
lament as ;he only survivor b.. beat
ing Mercer University. 30 to 90. IL
can he readily seen that Virginia will
not be without some claim ,o bich
place in the Southern records for
1879, despite the fact that the Orange
and Rlue did not enter the all
Southern tourney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
SAYS PLAYFELLOW
CRIBBED AT HIS STALL
ley Associated press.l

NEW YORK. March o-One witness
testified today that he had seen the
race horse Playfeliow. brother Of Man
o War. cribbing at his stall before he
was sold by James S. johnson for
100000 To Harry T.. Sinclair. and
others admitted having seen crib
hing bit in the animals mouth. The
testimony was in the second suit
brought by Sinclair to recover the
purchase money on the ground that
the morse was wind sucker and
cribber at the time he bought ii. on
assurance that the ANNA! was sound
DR.. Harry {. Crawford. veterinarian
testified that he saw the horse show
signs OF distress when he ran four
DAYS after the sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03

trust, dated February ?. 1920. re.
corded In the clerks office OF Chan
Gerry Court OF Richmond. In Deed
D."h made in The payment Of por-
ZION OF the debt secured thereby. and
having been required by the benc.
hciary therein so TO do. / WILL Oh
MONDAY. MARCH 6. 1922.
at O'Clock l.. NJ.
on the premises. proceed to sell ut
therein. viz:
All that certain piece or parcel Of
land lying and being in the city of
Richmond, Va. together with the
experimentation thereon, known and
Of Grace Street. between Ryland and
Lombardy Streets, and described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the north
dred and nineteen feet two inches
(2l9' 80 west OF the intersection OF
the western line of Ryiand Street
with the northern line OF Grace
Street. thence extending westwardly
along and fronting on the said north
line of Grace Street forty five feet
ten inches as 1913, thence back
northwardly from said front nearly
at right angles and between lines
nearly parallel Cthc angie formed by
the eastern side line and the north
line Of Grace Street along the front
OF the property being So degrees and
40 minutes) TO alley i'll the rear eish-
teen feet QSD wide. heinS Lot *
and small portion of.Lot y" on
plat made by r. Crawford Rcdd &c
Brother, Surveyors, dated April Ia.
1919, recorded in Richmond Cnancery
Court Plat Book 1, pages ia and
IFS.
THE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
TWELVE APARTMENTS OF -FOUR
ROOMS AND BATH EACH; MODERN
AND UP TO DATE IN EVERY RE-
SPEC1.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
costs OF sale, taxes and insurance to
date OF sale and three notes aggre-
eating ff,500.00. now due, with in
terest from February ., 1922; tho
sum OF S25.000.00. with interest from
December S. 1921, to be paid on June
5. 1929; the further sum of $l7.5OU.0o
with interest from December 10, 1921
to be paid on June 10. 1922; and the
further sum of s7,500.00, with interest
from November IL. 1921, to he paid
on November IL, 1922--all these last
three amounts being secured by prior
liens, the payments thereof to be as
sumed by the purchaser, and the resi-
due OF the purchase money to be paid
In cash.
C. l.. DENooN.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03

First call for tho horseshoe pitch
Ing team has boen sounded ut the
University of Pennsylvania, and nifty
vival of the corn-belt pastime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
BABY CAR WINS
RACE IN FLORIDA
LBv Aasocln,cd rress.l

MIAMI. FLA. March Baby Gar.
owned and driven by Gar Wood. OF
Detroit. this afternoon won the four
mile chance race. the opening shelter
ed course event of the seventh annual
m!dwintcr regatta. There were sixty
two entries, and forty boats started.
Sue j., owned by Webb Jay. OF Chi
caCo, was second, and Shadow VI,
owned by Carl Fisher. OF indianapolis,
was fourth.
Miss Peggy, driven by G. Il. pcasc
strucl; submerged obstruction in IN e.
second round just as il was passn;;
the judges stand and was towed
ashore in sinking condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
KID" NORFOLK FALLS To
WILLS IN SECOND Round
Victor Wins by Short Right
Punch TO Opponents
Jaw.
MANY NEGROES SEE THE FIGHT
Jack Dempsey Fails TO Attend Bout
rs az tx Ended Before His Iatidc-
vic Performance Gun lie Ended
ut IlippOdrOmc.
ny Wcstbrook pextrr,

United News Stan Correspondent.
MA OLSON SQUARE G. RID l. y.
NEW YORK. March 2.-iIarry wills
the start OF the second round OF what
was considered an elimination con-
les. t9r a crack at Jack Dempsey.
NoriplE MAS "utciasscd from the first
punch. Thc Knockout. II short right
to the Jaw. was delivered In the
tw"nty-SINth second Of the second
rr%und. The blow did not travel more
TN. canvas with a fearful crash. and
many attributed the knockout to
this.
WINK Decisive Battle.
Wills made long stride in his
Championship aspirations by his
ing experts had agreed that Wills
would have to win decisivcly to cs-
thbiish his right TO a battle with
Dcmpscy-and Wills lived UP TO what
was required OF him. No batt,er ever
won Il Hight more decisivcly than the
brown panther when he beat Norfolk.
wills toyed with MS lighter oppon-
ent like u big nastif piayfuily shak-
TO Norfolk's l.6. brother Wills stood
high above his squntty black oppon-
ent and seemed to disdain him social
~ from tho introduction.
Hits Floor IInrd.
Brother Norfolk did not even have
a chance 10 bounc" OF the ropes.
which is hiG principal pugiistic tall
ent. He just hit the floor once and
there was no bounce IN him.
Most Of the Harlem black belt was
i'm the Garden ready to do n little
roofing. Wills didn't need IL. and
Norfolk didn't have chance To APP
prccihtc it. lack Dempsey was to
have been at the rinrside. but it was
all over before he could get down
from his vaudeville show.
In the scmitinal. Billy Miskc licked
4 Dx.F.. 10, -.
stopped the fight TO save Roberts use
| less nMniShmnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE FIVE
DEFEATS ELkS FOR TITLE
Nigh, School Quint Disputes
Championship and Chal-
lcngcs Victors.

LYNCHBuRG. VA. March .
LynchburE College decisively defeat
ed the I3iks tonight for the city
basketball championship. the score
being IL to 10. Except for the first
Few minutes of play, the ElkS led
tory for the collegians. who caught
the Elks minus their center. Shancr,
who was out OF town.
The game made IL two out of three
for the college. but the claim 10 the
championship was disputed by the
Night School five, which issued "A
challenge between the halves TO the
winner. The game will probably be
played next week.
Suttcniield and witt starred for the
Hornets. and Lee and Williams for
the Elks. but the outstanding feature
OF the game was the guarding of Nce
and Woodsidc. Of the college.
Lynchburg
College GD. Position. Elks le).
Thomas ...forward. -. Williams
Witt ....... forward. ..... Lee
Suttcnhcld center. johnson
tCapt)
Woodside ....guard. ... Holmes
summary: Goals from door
Thomas 90, y. Oliver, Witt co. SUIT
tcnfi"ld go, Woodsidc. Williams t3),
Lee CD, Nelson. Goals from fouls
Suttenticld. . in 10: Thomas. o In 2:
johnson. in 3: Witt. in /. Substi-
tutions-N. oliver for Thomas: j.
Oliver for y. Oliver: Wood for John
SON; johnson for Williams; Williams
for Homes: Guilfoyle for Nelson: Nell
son for Guilfoyle: Holmes for Wood:
Wood for holmes. Timc-20- minute
halves. Rcferee--Giooch (Virginia).
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IIsv limited Nnus

NEW YORK March ..-Climatic
m m1 in Texas. Georgia; Arkansas
training of the majority of the big
League clubs. and the hotel bills are
adIina up rcientlessly.
The Cubs. on Catalina Island. Cali
fornia. and the Brooklyn Robins. at
jackSonville. Fla. have been able to
get down 10 work, but neither the
rranks, in New Orleans. nor the
able to get line on the abilities Of
their crop OF bushcrs. In Augusta
Ca, the Tigers have been held up by
lns and the Athletics in Eagle Pass.
reNr way down in the jumping bean
belt. The weather In Hot Springs.
Ark. prevented II,st work by stars OF va
advance training.
Now that Babe Ruth and Carl Mays
have agreed on terms offered by the
in. New Orleans, willing to sign up
after the formality OF a talky-talk,
the Yankees hold-ont squad has been
reduced TO Wallie Schang. The
catcher seems stubborn and may take
persuasion. but the remaining play
ers who have not signed are expected
to do so without wrahgling. The
Bobby Roth. outflelder, and also that
of Ralph Tegarr. the Jersey City, In
ternational League left-hand pitcher.
VINO 30 oh ms way 10 new orleans.
First call for tho horseshoe pitch
Ing team has boon sounded at the
University of Pennsylvania, and nifty
students have reported for the re-
vival of the corn-belt pastime.
After an absence OF four years from
the Western League. Denver will re-
turn to the circuit with the opening
game, April %, against Wichita. The
new club has been Incorporated at
$4,000.
The Southern open golf Champion
ship tournament, begins In New Or
leans Friday, with. Jock Hutchinson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
MCDONALD Is MADE
NORFOLK CITY CORONER

NORFOLK. VA. March 2.-Dr c. J.
ID. Mcdonald today was appointed
city coroner by Judge Sergeant, Of
the Corporation Court, and will M
the vacancy caused by the recen,
death OF DR.. !. Judd Miller. lie
qualified this afternoon in the Office
of the clerk OF the court.
DR.. II. Lloyd Williams also con-
tirucs rs city coroner. which Office
he has held since tho provision was
made for two full-fedged coroncrs
for the city OF Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
M'CRAW WILL CONFER
WITH PHIL DOUGLAS
LEV Associntcd Dress. l

SAN ANTONIO, TEN, March p
Manager John McGraw, OF the New
York Giants. announced today that
he had received a telegram from Phil
Douglas, OF birmingham. Ala., SAYING
Douglas desired to meet McGraw here.
for conference on his contract
which the star pitcher has been hold.
ing back for some time
McGraw said that the conference
wowld be held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
CLIMATIC MEANNESS DELAYS
REAL TRAINING BY BIG LEAGUES
Cubs, on Catalina Island and Brooklyn Robins at jack
sonville, Are Only Two Major Teams Who
Have Gotten Down to Work.

BHritlsh open champion. meeting Leo
DieEel. professional, and Jim Barnes.
american open champion, against
Jack Dempsey figures in news
beat put over by the publicity person
OF the Hippodromc. where the cha m
nioh Is showing in vaudeville act.
10 night Carpenter and has arranged
transportation, on the Auuitani:t sail
ing April II. Dempsey would not
Yen! me report, but said he might
a hiil between the educated blackbird
ana the hiGh-school elephants.
Tiny Johnny Buff. scaling ll5
pounds with his pockets fun OF fat
irons, holder of the American NY
weight and worlds bantam weight
titles. will have the next crack at
lack oempsey's title. They meet l.,
nonromc next Monday night and Buff
says he Will claim the title IL he
knocks out the big boy.
r. The Irish Olympic meet. a strictly
next August, will have an entry list
OF torty-tive star American athletes
Of Irish birth or extraction. ]. j.
walsh. representing the Irish Oiym-
pics In the United States. announc ed
that he has arranged for the entries
of Pat Mcdonald, sixtecn-pound
weight champion; Pat Ryan, cham
pion hammer thrower; Matt McGrath.
hity-six pound weight champion: Dan
Shea, the national decathlon cham
pion, and Pat oCOnnor, the runner
up, among others.
Word from ST. raul gives assuranc,
that Tom Gibbons viii arrive In New
York late Monday to complete his
preparation for the Gibbons Greb
fight on March 10, to clear up the
light heavyweight situation and find
Gene. Tunney. American light heavy
weight champion, II not for Georges
Carpentier, Gibbons Is the favorlte
In local betting. . 70 & Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE FARM IN
HANOVER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
CONTAINING asGT ACRES.


l:y virtue ~ a certain iced Of trust.
dated July 9 1919, and duly recorded
in the clerks oftirc of tho Circuit
cour, Of Hanover County. virginia.
payment "f certain notes secured
therein, aud being required 70 to do
by the holders OF same. we will sell
by public auction, at the rfticc %:
40. % N"rth Ninth street, richmond.
Virginia. On
TUESDAY. MARCli :. 1922.
At o'clock T.. ~
the farm described. as follows:
AZ mat certain tract or parcel OF
in Henry Magist"riaI District. Han
over County, Virginia. containing
sos acres. more or less, and being
mat part OF the SGGi. acre iarn.
tanned by T.. J. Flippo after dcducting
the 300 acres sold and conveyed by
him TO George g. p"asc by deed dated
January J. 1899. ana recorded In -. II
al. page 81, the property hereby con
vcycd being bounded on the north
by the lands Of l.. T.. iiaw ttorrn.liy
part OF DundceJ, on the east by the
lands Of George &. Icasc (forIrcrly
n part % the Original farm o. Wood
perry'D. III .hc south by tn, raid
~ Lancy Jones tknown az "IIilly
fafmD and on the west by the said
lands OF l.an.y Jones anI l.. l.. Hnw
tn. original farm OF "Woodhcrry'
having oeen conveyed to the said l.:
j. Fiippo by dc.d from Mary W
Thomas Il ais. dated March IL 1896
and recorded in the clerks u.fIc. oil
Hanover County. being a portion oi
INC real estate described In said decd
o. trust.
TERMS; Cash as To tho expenses OF
sale. any taxes due and unpaid and
taxes ior THE year 1879. To b. pro-
Gated. and sufficient TO pay four notes
or S',oooO0 each, with interest from
July .. 1871 each of said notes he.
ing subject. however. To Il credit OF
*532'.l5 as OF October -, 1921, bal.
hncc AT one and two years. purchase,
10 give negotiable notes bearing in.
'rr,st at the rate ~ 6"t per annur
ana TO be secured by "a deed of trus,
upon the said property. or all cash
as provided IN the deed of trust un.
htf Wh!ch this sal. is being made
&. l.. DENOOE.
PAUL VI. PENICK.
TTnSt,aS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
Dempsey to Meet Wills
if Purse Is Big Enough
LILY United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. March 2.-Jack
Dempsey WAS in box at the Hip
poarome with Governor Edwards.
OF New Jersey. when word was
brought that Harry Wills had
hung the ringing raspberry on Kid
Norfolk In the second.
VIII you fight Wllls?" he was
asked.
Il Will fight anybody-w
black, yellow or grccn-if I get
he price" the heavyweight champ
replied.
Yes. and I'll make you fight in
New Jersey" said the New Jersey
Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
TRINITY QUINT LOSES
TO N. C.. STATE FIVE

DURHAM. y. c., March AFTER
Trinity had broken the sixth tie in
threc-point lead. North Carolina step
ped on the throttle here tonight and
won by viewpoint margin. rs to 90.
The game started leisurely, but end
cd in milc-a- minute gait Both
teams We're lighting to their utmost
when the final whistle blew. The
crowd in attendance was treated To
some OF the best thrills OF the sea
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
Verdict for Defendant.

verdict for the defendant was
returned yesterday in the suit OF
Leila L. Pitts aGahhsr the Virginia
railway and Power Company in the
CITY circuit Court. Mrs. PITTS
souGht damages in the amount of
$4,000 for injuries sustained in
aliGhiing from street ear in Forces,
Hiii some months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
CHICAGO ANNOUNCES
PRACTICE SCHEDULE
my Associated rress.l

CHICAGO. March 2-practice games for
inc chicago Americans. announced today
include fifteen games with the New York
Sd'i"nals game with the University
OF Texas. OF which Bib Falk, brilliant
young SoS outticldcT. 10 an alunnus and a
haf-dozen Game- with n,inor len gus.
clubs. Except for a pair ~ contests AT
the Polo Grounds with the Giants on Apri.
and 3, all the preseason set; oa Will h.
in the South.
the schedule includes game with the
Giants AT Norfnlx IN Anru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03

NORFOLK. VA. March a.-Thc
coast guard cutter Modoc will come
rom the Pacific Coast to Norfolt,
shortly. II was announced today BY
captain +. a. De Otte. In charge OF
the division. The Modoc Is expect ed
10 arrive the latter part OF this
month and Will be placed In commits
sion Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
Dcmprc. cnlIs or 1,out,

MEXICO CITY. March 2-NcEotia-
tons for fight here betweenaJacle
Dempsey and some unknown o7non-
ent have been called Of. Dempsey
had accepted an offer of $500, 900, Tut
demand by hmi that his opponent he
given 100000 caused the promo ters
TO end the negotiations. It was pro-
posed to hold the fight In the. bull
ring July
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
Chase city Heat, soutb nm.

CHASE CITY. VA. March I'm n
hard-fought game south IIill lost to
Chase City by score of 81 to i
the game was one OF thrills from
start To finish. and IL must be said
mat tho losers put ZIP n stellar
brand OF basketball against their
heavier and more experienced oppo-
nents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
100 ATHLETES ENTER
BOXING CARNIVAL
Icy Associated Press

GARY. IND. March 2.-Entrics for
me y. y: Y amateur boxing carnival,
which viii be held at the Gary Y. ~
{: y March Q. 10 and IL, closed to-
niEht with over 100 athletes listed TO
part icipatc.
The new weight divisions. which
have been changed to coincide Win
the Olympic games rules are II2. llS.
lie: l35. l47, $50, lis and 1870 pounds
me contests will all be three two
minute rounds. In case OF draw an
additional round may DC held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
u. of N. G.. Quint Loses
to w. & l.. Basketccrs
lBy AssocIat.d rrcss-l

RALEIGH. y. G.. March al
Ter winning the Southern cham
pionship in the tournament OF 1.-THE
Southern intercollegiate Confer
tnce and S. I. y. \. in Atlanta
Wednesday night. the University
of North Carolina basketball
quintet lost to Washington and
Lee by the score Of IS 10 30.
Washington and Lee entered the
tournament, but withdrew on the
day before it opened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
Federal Reserve Board Issues
Optimistic Report Of Bus.
mess and Finance.
PRICES BECOME STABLE
Noteworthy Advance in Prices
of Agricultural Products De-.
notes Normally Is Near. =, =
tRy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, March Improved
conditions during February have fur
nishcd IA more hopeful prospect" for
trade In the coming months, accord
ing TO the monthly business and H.
hancial review issued by the Fed
cral Reserve Board tonight
Changes occurring in the var.ous
industries during the month. tho
board declared, have resulted in di-
minishing the irrcguiarity and -uE-6
evenness noted during the past year,
Price stability was evidenced by.
current establishments. the note
worthy advance In tho prices of agri-t
cultural products during the month
being Offset by corresponding declines
in other lines OF industry
Marketing Satisfactory. f"
The reimbursement process. the
board asserted. has apparently
reached the stage of interindustrIal
price revision. the advance in aEri-
cultural values tending to facilitate
liquidation of loans ut banks and The
rapidly Of movement of produce to
markets. More satisfactory market
ing and price conditions have includ-
cd tobacco and other products, as we'll
rs grain. the board stated, although
early reports from the Southwestern
grain nations have not been ulto.
gether reaSsurinG
Labor Needs Adjustments.
The better outlook. the board do-
clared. has to some extent peon oT.,
set by labor and other difficulties in
tho textile industry, resulting in re-
duccd activity, although fairly good
conditions in the New England shoe,
and leather industry were reportcef
Some increase in the activity OF steel
mills was noted by the board, but
business In the chemical industry was,
declared to have been given Il scvc,Vs
setback as result of Uncertainty
OF the future. Distinct increase lin
nonfcrrous metal production, es-
neciaily copper. and the rcopening- OF
mines long shut down was reported.
Little modification in the volume OF
unemployment was seen. although
continued Improvement in building
tons was said to have increased
tho demand for labor in parts of the,
country. where the surplus OF unem-
ployed would otherwise have ocsn,
more. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03

10y AsSociatcd Press,l
LONDON, March 1.-THE champioh
snip committee OF the Royal and
Ancient Golf Club has accepted the
Associa ton to send n team to Amer
lea this summer. provided the neces-r
sary financial arrangements can be
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NtiTlSH- AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY. LIMITED
special Notice to Holders Of Ordinary
Share Warrants to Bearer
Holders OF Share Warrants to Bearer
for Ordinary shares are requested when
sending Coupons No. 30 for collection also
TO forward through their BANKERS or
London Agents 10 the Secretary at Wes:-
minister House. Z, M!libank. London. s. ".
!. England. the present talon CATER re-
moving Coupon No. 81 to be exchanged
for new talon and sheet OF coupons.
Dated 18th February. 1922.
By order a. NJ. RICHARDS. Secretary.
Westminster House. I. Miilbank. London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms ana Land Ior sale s:j
FARM BARGAINS.

ANM NOI. OALE.
$50 acres partly mprov-
ed land, with dwelling, ten
ant house and outbuildinps
within q miles of Rich
mond. For price and
terms, address P. O. Box
ITO, Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY q. l.. ana ~. l. DENOON. INC.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03

hSI ~ hfitlS iDIS-3ltA Z. H..-.
l.ip-comiI 2l7 American national U.nL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Very Attractive New
Eight-Room Barton
Heights Home

Full basement, hot-water heat.
hardwood floors: newly papered:
double garage; large lot One thous-
and dollars under value for quick
sale. S. l.. Thomas. Randolph 81.
MORTON G. THALuIMER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-03
4UCTiONS--LECALS
Legal Notices

Annual meeting OF stockholders o. R.rn-
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Con-
ncction Company will be held at sol Eas,
Main Street Eichmond. Virginia, March
20, 1922. 10 a. VI.
FRANK w. DUKE