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iIti H'N>--LEGsIL.5
Loyal .NOtiCrs
- |

sealed ptJ3u-dl- VIII -. r.C,lycl Al tE.
oii!yc Of James T.. Jones secretary OF 'h-
bOa'i oi B.fit!,nS Commissioners Com
Wnh~.dl'n %: Wig MIA. 40. 1915 EHst Nam
street richmond. Va. up to ;u= It.STH
DAY OF AUGUST !..:. IL o'C!uca i.oyt,
NOR" "hicn includes eAcaEdtius. sh~-'
.bilns 'pucysir iud pth-' Nprh So mare
!u.'y set ipr'n ga inv plau- aud -,-et.
hr"i.5n- Prepared TO- Curu,,I. s. johnston
Arcnf'r's ana Eis .n--f-. l. 'ne STATE
OFFICE HU!!.DiNG O." tee -i-,t-d 30! tn
-iaie C';.iyi Ii"GndS corner Twelfth 4ui
bain Streets Nl-nn.uud IA
flbHr 4nG sl.C.i.chl.uEH riu HIsu ~. seen
az "A" Diiic- Oi john I Nt,-un 60. the.
No. 1876 N.I'udi BGlIdlES. nEa a. tn. ,; .
ne OF Carn"ai y johnston. CAr;mD-r OF
Commerce HuI.d!ns. S!I:n ana 3laIu SIS.
HC!uuUaI "a
john l. wli.soN co. use.
Sus"!V!sILS Contractors
CA!tSEht. &. JOHNSTON
Arcnitrcts anG Engineers
SiiiVAR SPRINGS BANKRUPT SALE.
ahiFhr Springs. loru'rd ON the Southern
Hallway. hrtwrcu Columbia and yniou.
; c. VIII uc sold under an order of naui,-
rGpi court. August -. I;s. a. p'ulYca
b.. N. Union. :. &. Terms cash
The curut!v. ana medicinal value OF
'h"se springs have been widely advertised
ia advertising. The water ana al" bottled
hs Tia" company ar" known from Mains
90 Mexico. The plant. under r"crIyrr-np
huG rust" ship. up"!ai'a a. "a profit. The
location d"s.rabi,. with tpnpl-r. hh!u.
ne irrans In"nls al minimum cost. Tn
sh," 90 THIS property ur.rs 'ur opporiua.ty.
For further Information, auuly ~ Jul.
h. iiHIu1.iu. Attorney tor TRUSTEES ur
- = ''"''No-. = ----..,' I"'Dh' :. ..
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W. T. SULLIVAN e co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Auction Sale
81 10 NJ Street

tn pursuance of decree OF the
I Hauc-ry Court OF the City of Rich
iuond, Va. entered .luly Is. 1922. in
the ;Snit Gt .t.dSar W. Mosby, ct ais
vs. VIM. j. Mosby. CT al. we will. on
FRIDAY. JULY rs, 1922,
AT O'Clock J.. NJ,
offer for sale on the premises. the
property known as No. 3llO S Street
with brick dwelling and lot. fronting
- feet 10 inches on the north line OF
VI street. between 3lst and sd
streets. with 2 derth OF 100 ieet, more
or less. bounded ON the west by land
formerly owned by T.. G. Larus.
TERMS one-third cash balance
in six and twelve months: or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser.
JOHN Is WE I'll.
y THOMAS M0SRY
Special commissioners
The bond required Of the Special
Commissioners nave been duly given
CHARLES o. SAvlLLG.
Clerk.
owing TO rain. the above sale was
postponed until
TUESDAY. August |, 1922.
at 5.3O o'clock +. NJ
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Il. +. COLEMAN.
commissioner.

july -. 1872.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
TO HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES
AND OTHERS CONCERNED:
Notice Is Hereby Given is Follows
i. Can Tor Partial Redemption uf ~. 20
victory Notes
All $40 Victory Notes. otherwise
known as United States OF America Gold
Notes OF l?2:-ls23. which tear the dis
tinguishins letters A. Is. &. u. L or r.
prcnScu TO their serial numbers having
been designed for the pur pose by lot IN
ihc manner prescribed 10y the Secretary
OF the Treasury. are called TOR rrdrmptIon
on Deccnbur Is. 1879. pursuant to TN.
provision for redemption contained IN The
notes and Ia Treasury Department cir
cu!ar No. 1873. dated April 81. 1919 under
winch The notes we've UrIsInal!, issurn
interest Oh all the -, u Victory No.rs
thus called FOR redemption vill cease nu
sh,d redemption iatr. Drcr;nbrI IL Iy.-
Victory Nui-s oi lns ~ d, sur;rs bear.
Ins ;he Distinguishing letters Il. IL. j. IL
Or H. preiArd 10 their serial Gumnrr. are.
FOR redemption. AMI VIII br due ana nav
CordinS To their terms.
=. Detailed information as 10 the pr.-
sentAuon ana surrender Of 80 Victory
Notes for redemption under this call "a
given in Treasury Departments; circular
No. 299. dated July 70 1872 copies OF
which may be obtained from the Treas
ury Department. Division OF Loans and
Currency. Washington. -. c.. or any Fed :
eraI Reserve BInn.
a. W. MELLON
he. Ir,.1~
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SENATE CONCLUDES
DISCUSSION ON WOOL
IIiv Associntcd rrcss.l

WASliINGTO%. july 3I-couSidcr-
alton ~ tn" wool sci~.dule. which has
iuru!sh~i tn" ON" big hgh, i'm tn.
administration tariff BIN. was com
rlct'd To-Day rs the Senate after tac
approval without change OF imposes
rr"r"s"d by tho Finance COMMITTEE,
majority on blankets. wearing ap-
rarcl ana noor coverings. The s!'I.
schedule then was taken up aud lead
err wer" hopeful that conuutt.,
amendments L. this could he DIS
posed Dl tomorrow.
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Secretary OF the Treasury,
PLANTERS National. BANK.
IL - Il Va In

NlChInOnd, Va. July u 1922.
Pursuant 10 resolution of The directors
OF TINS BANK at meeting held July 6,
1922. there Viii be- called mcetiHs OF
the sha re holders. to b. held al their bank
Inoud. Va. on Tuesday. August ~ 1922
at ~ O'Clock noon. Tor the purpose OF
further amending Section 3 Of the Articles
OF Association. 10 TO provide for u
board of directors consisting OF not lens
than i've 90 mol more than twenty t2uj
shareholders. to elect suGn additional d.
rectoT= may De Determined upon. aud
tor the transaction o1 ANY other bust
ness wn,cn would property CoEIe Uoiuro
said meeting
WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
Cashier.
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roo LATE no CLASSIFY.

OrGEH-Dl"d, a. his residence. Stirling
I'M" ii"nrscu County. Juiy 81 a. $50
J. NJ. Is. Z. Gous"T. aged 80 years Iic
- survived 10y hiE wife and iva -ons
!. ~ 1puSer and Hayes GouEer; one
grandson, Oscar P-arc-. Funeral no
ilr" l.t.r.
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AT Chattanooga, 10. BirminSham :.
Al Memphis. >; Nashville, (gane
called after five innings To allow
Teams to catch trainsl.
At Atlanta, /: Little Rock, 10.
only three games scheduled.
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~ Reading, D Baltimore, ..
At buffalo, D. Syracuse g.
AZ Jersey city, 1, Newark. ) ti2
innlnSs).
AT Rochester, 3; Toronto, D.
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UiSfLtn LLdSSItitD
$4,000
NOR III
ICHMOND

SIS room frame nome. North Rich.
iuomd. on good avenue. one btnck pi
car lin. moncru in every respect
fnuu" Mr.. dudley, Mad. 5jGS.
MookEFiEl-p BLAKE. INC.
POl.LAliD ~ BAGBY. INC.
Real Estate AuctlOuccrs.
llU9 East Main Street
lkicMMOnN. \irElmin
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ritCTIONS-LEG.iLS
legal Nuti, a.

*DIl't TO cOSrEhCIOES.
r., Sealed lids VIII be received a; the
TUESDAY. AUGUST -. is.. at /.
o'clock NJ. toF thu construction ~: Two
sections OF roads under the bond issue IA
chdrlcA t!iy COUNTY. as follows
fif.t Tho SECTION from NJ Pleasant
church To the iiru'lup County limo. i.Ja
miles IN length. iwcn'y foot sragel road
involving clearing auG EIUDu.Us. .&gaya-
Ton grave cy.npagt"i .p ..icv on road
concrete structures ani oY!..!; ,pe
!lucs.
y cer,tr.i chech so a,coruaauy ID, bid
t9r the sim %: 90" thousand dollars
al .6GgJ. mai. pHyhhI" to jhv chairman
OF the board of aupeivisJrs.
second. The section ga III, River Road
from IN. !prE. Of the road. near charles
Ciiy Courthouse. b. say %! Masab'...
store. 70 The ,or"- %: tho road at Grayg..
shop. 5=I miles im !"nsth. twenty zoo,
gravel road. involving clearing ana grab
p!HS. excavation. grave! CDm.a,ted IN place
on road, concrete structures ana cGl.er,
pip. lines
y ccriinei check to accompany the b.d
Tor the .ln OF one thousand Gg!ia.,
ti oO0). made Ioyabi" 10 the chairman
OF the Board ot Supervisors.
Plans and specialization. :yr the ius."c-
,!on OF ,h-se roads are Oh az a; the
August 5. i.2:.
bidding proposals may b. Obtained b.,
application 10 the County C!eT". Charles
Guy. Virginia.
An engineer Will BE- at Hosbury. In
Char!es Dity county. unca % o.cioc. on
AuggAt it 1879. to met prospective BID
d"ra ana show then. y."g IN. section. VI
roads
rno Hoard .: SUPERVISORS ryser.es he
r'Sn' - reject any or al ..4s.
cna.-nan. noarl Of s;.@fI.s,.,.
r. 'sAJDts. Clerk.
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Al Spartanburg. 5; Charlotte. H..
AT Columbia. >. Charleston. }.
At tireeuVille. 81; Augusta, 81 q
innings 10y aHreemcnt).
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SnIiIh AIlauti,..

Al Raleigh. U; Durham. L.
Al Winston Salem, 3 Greensboro, q.
At High Point, ito, Danviilc, SO.
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REdL ESTATE FDR RENT

Nnnt''i-io Krnt 81
Fla WANfE Small lat. with bath.
~ s-...-I.t.-r LIT. RIndo!Vh i:s7-W.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, nice building
lot, 40 feet front, run
ming back lO5 feet, in
Highland Park. Ran
dOlph 4949.
MuIlIs;u Ikt.ni t.nInIr

8 CASH, 81 per week buys lots at Sop
~ on SuS.u r!u"s car i'm. Sc. 4. j.
DaTshr-y, 1905 Mutual building
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appalachian League.


AT Johnson city. /: Knoxville. /.
Al Cleveland, /, kingsport, >.
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DISPLAY LL,iSSifIhD

y called communication Of tho
8fS7TEa Richmond Randolph Lodge
k$XT&N No. 10. a. T. y y. Nj. VIII b.
kNHDN held in Mason's Hall, ON
N&8 Franklin Street, bciwce
Eighteenth ana Nineteenth
this evening at o'clock, Work in the
Master Masons degree. Members Of sister
lodges and transient brethren ara fra
ternally invited 10 meet with us
BY order OF the Wnrshpfnl Master.
Z. T.. ELDRIDGE.
-.--. Secretary.
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OFFICE OF THE VlEGININ STATE
HIGHWAY CONNISSIpN
RICHMOND. IlEtE%!A

HIGHWAY COMiTsSipN.
hI1hMpED. NlEGi%!A
Ss.leI tod. &.u Doe r.,.l..l a. en-. or
ha- o' he N.rrlntu Siot. Highway ,lu-
mission. !lG SuIh Ta.rI street i....
wo"g VA. anus - p'rID,. moon. ,UGU-I
- ~. ;nr n" pn.'ruc,.on Of
"'" Kappa haunp.N River Is. FaMputh.
between Sgu'-yIVapi. hUl stafford 'Uuu.
TEE lob feet i'i. Inches loas and Ir
i-et roadway, inNo!v.ug extraordinarily ,
's!-e' pounds s'rUotu-al steel. l7,s.U
pounds r.-rHiyfC.ug s,"... iUG.Uuu u.
luinn"r. $50 cubic yards concrete. 90 .ubir
Yards cement rUbbIc masonry. ALTER
"a IL BIDS are requested ;oT reconstruct
ms tins hritg", Involving approximately
Iittco pounds structural steel, 1900 H.
81. Lumber aHi go cub, yards concrete.
\ cernhed check Tor ii,5cc. or b.dGsg'r
90. PROJECT S@i.-Ruut. !. he
enforced concrete bridge u..- Sw!i, crock
III Chesterfield County. :, 70, long. IN
'p4v!HE. HppsuNl Nat-.y. -Io cubic yards
sicc! \ cyrt.ac! check tor $500. O. h.l
H'.s hynt ios $500. 10 accompany this
go Project s.:5o-Eou,c TO- re.
enforced concrete bridge over spring
HTa"ch, IN Pu!"sk! county. - .yei ;
ihcne- .ons Involving ID, cubic yards con-
crete aEd $3.50 pounds steel! \ certified!
cngr.' ;or s-pY " hidAers bond Tor %.,D To-
accompany THIS biI
Plans and specifications :or .nsp,c,.ou
To- ihrse projects are on Tie at TIA" office
o' 'hr virginia STATE HishWay COMMITS
zion !lt S"uin fh.!. Street. Richmond.
Va, anG a. th- Offices 90; M District
hns!"rrrs fret.t:ciShurg. VA ;o,
Project s-22a. AMI Roanoke va. Tor
--5c. Additions! plans for Project SIPS
foT bidders ,nn h.- obtained :rom ". +.
Hobart. ioi North Elsh;h Street Kien-
mond, va. on payment u: Sl.0N. and ~!
proj-c's S-2's ana $3.50 on payment VI
~ cents each.
Specifications ana Bidding proposals may
DE- obtained ~ request from tn. oitc. vi
me State Highway COMMISSIONER. Rich
moni, Va.
Engineers VIII be al oince OF District
Engineer, Fredericksburg. 1880 y Vi
"Wednesday. August !Gth TO show pros,
pec'ive bidders over Project SIPS. and
at the oriC- uf DI-tr;c, Engin-.r Il :
Third Street. RchmcnL. 10 T. NJ rurs
day, August !5th. for Project $50. and
az Map" Shaae Inn, IU!aski. Ma. ~ .
\ NJ. Tuesday August sth.- Tor Project
The state Highway commissioner re.
serves the right G" r"Jcc; any OF all
bids
u. l.. COLEMAN.
Comm. ss!uncr
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Sealed proposals will be received
al this office untI - O'Clock noon.
August ION. for the construction az
certain drain lines in chimbora2o
Park. Plans and specifications eau
be had in office of Director OF Public
Works. Deposit OF $1,000 Will be re-
duirrd which SUM viii be returned.
provided a bona tide bid Is received
on date OF opening bids.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained
on Application.
y certified check for amount stated
on proposals must accompany each
hid as u guaranty OF execution OF con
tract Tho Director OF pubic Works
reserves the right to reject any ana
all bids,
Yours very truly.
ALLEN i. SANI.LE
Director OF Public Works
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Mckee stepped Aside.

After the Kccne Memorial Mckee
stepped aside To give his rivals a
chance to earn some penalties. but
Cherry Pie bravery undertook Ia take
up l3O pounds aud win the Hudson. a
dash of nv" furlonSs and the hrSt
OF the AIurduct 2-y-ar-old stakes,
and Bud l.rrncr reappeared under
l.7 pounds. Both were beaten by
Sunfcrencc under lis pounds.
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SARATOGA TO BRING OUT BEST
TWO-YEAR-OLD TRACK TALENT
Undclermnaliyc Character of Glass ON Other Tracks
Makes Impending Meeting Aractivc---Group
of Races Worth SIOOOOO

Of the Belmont Paris Futurlty will
run from $4,000 10 $4,000 from this
season on. There is $4,000 flu
turity. a race OF on. mile FOR colts
and niles. on tin" autumn program OF
the Maryland Jockey club that is 10
be renewed each November at PIN
lico. The Kentucky Jockey club has
established $4,000 Kentucky
Championship. another race of one
mile. as "A permanent feature Of fail
racing at Churcnill Downs. The
value OF the Lexington Futurity has
riseu to $4,000. The Walden and
the Eastern shore. which are run
at Pimljro and Havre de Grace. arc
$4,000 events and Il Is highly prob
able that the Maryland State Fair
Corporation Will presently announce
couple a. wo-ycar-old stakes Of
unusual van. for October racing at
Laurel i.r". LatonIa. as 10000
special in ia" Queen city handicap.
Hold Hack Youngsters.
1t is mighty hard for American
trainers accustomed for thirty years
I" rush ;h,ir best two ycar-olds into
training in earliest spring and have
them At the top rf their form in
May aud carly tune, to SIT tight while
races like the Youthful, the Juvenile
TIA" kccne Memorial. the Hudson. the
fremont and the Great American
are being run. But these late sum
mcr and fall specials are beginning
To bulk 80 big in their plans OF cam
palgn for big money they are slowly
l,.l mi r,v I.,l
Nothing that looks like e-year-
old champion has yet come out OF the
ruck of Eastern . year-old racing
because none Of the considerable
stake winners OF the jamaica Bel
mont Park and Aqueduct sessions
has been abel 10 shoulder penalties
and win. No 2-ycar-old is ever called
champion or even regarded as u
formidabl" candidate for champion
ship hUHOrS until he shall have made
CONCESSIONS and beaten his rivals. The
best youngsters. undoubtedly. are the
ones named above. Bud I.crncr got
into racine's spotlight At jamaica by
winning the $1,000 youth rul under IA
burden OF ll6 pounds. liut John T.
Madden, the breeder and owner OF
the son OF The Finn. did not think
enough 81 his ability To send him
iibifN NIIt'I p''nd!lS ol seven
pounds in the Juvenile renewal, a
$4,000 race "i ivc fur!0ugS decided
at Belmont Park on May 30. Instead
Madden started Mckee and Mckee.
with liz pounds in the saddle. goi
down | nfron,. Bud I.erncr. also.
Sidcstcrprd the k-cnc Memorial, Bci-
mont Parks 10000 race OF 1--WE FUR
longs and a half that used To he
known as the Eclipse. but Mckee un-
dertook To Win that race under a pen
atty Of six pounds and was soundly
thraShcd by Cherry Pie. which packed
ia. also, Crcsta under l2". canaQue
under Ii5 and Vigil under H..
Mckee stepped Aside.
After the Kccnc Memorial Mex &c
stepped aside To give his rivals a
rhanc. to earn some penalties. but
Cherry Pie bravery undertook To- take
NJ l3O pounds aud win the Hudson. a
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.ANNENNLa- EAnM -nAnnAlN.
Lots Tor Sale

FULTON ilIi.l.-TNu good lals On fulton
stsi' Inc rlsn, pri-~. Easy ',-rms
\" 2! !tpon = 90. Madison Ass.
wEsTnAMFrOS l.DVS-alis e.. Have,
!..rHeomv .!t Auerlcan national banA
CORNER 'o; 90 feet by liO ;rc,. norm.
east yugarT ttt,a A.-uu- ,ild WiInN
street Highland i'ItA. frtv. s.su.
refa.s J. : cuun-lls y 70.
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MNIN 81. ". IL az. :Irl--Neu roI.-n.-
rFi'"'" FANNY. boarding house con
N.m.,I.L. MahL.um no. j
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re.
Ceivcd NJ this office until MONDAY.
August IA. ia22, at 1900 o'clock noon.
for the erection and compilation OF a
FIRE ENGINE HOUSE 10 be located
On Southwest Corner OF Bruokiand
Park Boulevard and Hawthorne Ave
nue., richmond Va. according To
rlans ard specifications as prepared
by MesSrs Carueal * Johnston,
Architects.
Plans and specifications can he
seen and other Information can be-
had upon application at the BuildiuS
Inspectors office. Room No. sos.
city Hall.
A certified check for 100000 must
accompany ali proposals. and u bonn
equal to so per cent OF the amount
OF contract will he required 81 the
succnhsful bidder,
The Director OF Public safety ~,
serves Iaa right TO reject any and all
bids offered.
WA. ~ myers.
Director OF Public iBatety.
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GRACE ST.. v. os3 -rurn..hoJ room. al.
Joining bath gentleman preferred.
IIuI.Nhrl lnIr.
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HANOVER NNE.-S!ccl. fuiulah.d room.
modern cgHE"ni"Hccs. gentlemen rr...
t.tT"i Private iaHtIy Boulevard
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GI%TEIt Park TEEKACE-Four Lr.yh,
Wpi"fnte rOOmh. everything furnished!
Mai>Un 235J-w.
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MONUMENT AVE For rem. iwo tnirl-
s'prS rooms ".iA bath. 'pr men iui
ulNE"H SERVANTS attention. hun!g NE,
M'u"ment Avenue Phone BvgIeyari
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OFFICE or

VF L II u VF
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Room No 30s. City Hall
Richmond. Va, Juiy 30 1922
nn,nAl,, 4,
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itANkilS tnsar llurrisun) $ lendi IDLY
i'ih!sh'd room, neat 10 Bath. gentle
WrH Only. boulevard 2JIl.
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fhA ~ KILN ihcdr HaTiisOuJ LaIE
hr!vndidly furn!hh-d ruum, private BATH
G"ni!o'ncI prcferr.d. Boulevard Z5lt.
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Pursuant 10 order at the District
Court ot lh- United States FOR lin.
Eastern District OF Virginia, entered
on the 18th day OF July, 1872 In the
uialt"r Of james River sand and
Gravel Corporation bankrupt We
VIII sell The ubOVr-incntton,d prop
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tENTRAi.-rwp exceptionally cool bed
ivoi"H. priEht. bath. separate % to
sciH"r iri East Cary.
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Rooms Without ISo,uu

BEFORE t"l"cting a delightfully."- cool
room. w!th tail, board. Ia refined home.
call at 1873 Yves; Grace
Evening star., 1922-02-24
CHARGES BROKER
GOT ALL HER CASH
Tobacco Kings Ex-Wife
Loses 1915, ,O0O-Others
Claim to Be Victims.
By the Associafed prosa

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, February 24.-Alleged
to have defrauded fourteen or fifteen
society women of at least $3.50, 900
Alfred L. Lindsey, a broker of South
Nyack. is being sought to face
charges that he made off with the
entire personal fortune of Mrs. Lii
liam d. Duke, divorced wife of James
Il. Duke. the tobacco king" Mrs
Duke charges Lindsey got all her
cash. S325,O0O and jewelry worth $780,
900.
Papers filed at New City. N. T., al
leGe that Lindsey. who was known
also as Alfred +. Post and Richard
Roe. with Mrs. Lindsey, said to have
gone by the name of Elsie Behr
learned Mrs. Duke was a woman
easily influenc and deceived and
they deliberat contrived to take
advantage of h.
Lindsey's home. an extensive coun-
try villa at South Nyack. is one of the
show places of the west bank of the
Hudson river Mrs. Duke declared II
her complaint that it had been bought
and improved with money she loaned
Lindsey.
Another complainant against the
missing broker was Mrs. Sarah Eliza
beth Arnold, a widow. who charged
he had obtained $4,000 from her on
Evening star., 1922-02-24
DRY AGENTS LACK MONEY
TO BAIT BOOTLEGGERS
Federal Prohibition Director De-
clares Cash Best Means of
Trapping Smugglers.

NEW YORK, February 24.-Cash is
the surest bait for bootlegger. and
lack of it is handicapping prohibition
enforcement officials in breaking up
liquor smuggling bands now operat-
ing on an extensive scale in the state,
Ralph A. Day, federal prohibition di-
rector, declared last night.
with about 100000 in cash to work
with" he said, I'VE could make deals
which would bring to the surface
some of the leading smugglers. They
are too wise to accept c. 0. d. orders.
but will talk business when the cash
is put up"
Emphasizing that he needed "more
money and more men," Director Day
said:
Liquors are being smugglcd into
this state by every imaginable means
and the territory is SO vast through
which smuggling operations can be
carried on that we, with the COM
paratively small force at our disposal
cannot contend with it in fun"
<"You would be surprised to know"
he added, how much whisky is com
ing into this state by means of boa's.
mostly Scotch whisky. as tn ere ;, ems
70 be scarcity of genuine rye whis-
ky. Some of this whisky is the gen.
uine article, but some of it. especially
that smuggled in from Canada, is di
luted with other liquids.