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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

~ THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
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4UCTiONS-LEC.ILS
Legal Notices

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF NiRGISIA.
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ACA$T LOTS wanted IN .,chany. FOR
thre,tincni property. y. .. box 1885,
ILL EXCHANGE modern s-roum house
In tho city o! Newport E-ws. Va. .ug
MrmaH farm near Richmond. Va An
8swsr siS Eat Grace street.
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80 ~. r'' ''.Fs u ~ DasA- flsNsS'4s
on this 2sh day Of October. A. y.
49,. "H reading the petition Tor dis
cnHfg" ~ TIA" bankrupt. u -
ordered ~ the court. Tha; hearing
Doc naf uron 'ne same on IN" 10Th DAY
or NDNEMBh:k, =. y. !s22. before sa!d
couT'. ~ Richmond. Ia said iis,ric,. At y
O'Clock noon. aud ,hht motto" thereof BE-
published = rns TGu"s- Dispatch & news
pa per printed "a said district, aud tina.
aIl known cT'itof- and Dther persons Ia
interest may npIca. ~ the -a.i time and
WIZ tn" prayer O, tho said petition!
should not be granted
Ana y !. further ordered by tho court.
That the clerk shaN send by mail 20 all
known creditors cop!e. oi saii petition.
aud This order. addressed TO them a. Their
places o! Tcsiaonce ns stated
"!'n--n IN. HONORABLE - LAW
renee GKOSER. Judge OF Tho said
court. ard tho sea! thereof. at Nichnord.
In sa!d d!hirlci. IN the -ith day .: DC
JOSEPH =. BRADY.
GEO. j. HOOPER ESQ.
A',ora'y 'or BANKRUPT
~ rmE DISTRICT COURT OF ruE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
Il ,4 :. M 2,a,.,.., q 40. .,i7.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOB DISCHARGE.
on this :Gih day 81 october. \. y.
l"-2. on reading tn" petition !oT dis
charg" OF the bankrupt. it IL
Ordered ~ the court That a hearing
be had upon the sam" on the .9TH DAY
OF NOE EMHkN. \. =. 1922. before said
cou!t. - Richmond. IN said district. az >
o'nlOck noon. and mat notice thereof Doe
published j: The Times Dispatch n news
paper printed IN said district. and tina,
all known creditors ard other perhors In
interest may "VIes! at the said time and
place, ana rh"w cause, Il any they have.
why tho prayer u the Eaii petitioner
should not be granted
And - ~ further ordered ~ the court.
That the clerk shall send ~ mail 10 AL
known creditors copies ~ said petition,
and this order. ad;---,"i 20 them at their
places u: residence ~ stated
witness Tie HONORABLE u LAM.
RENEE GNOSER Judge, Of ,hc said
court, and IN" seal thereof. at Richmond.
IN sa!d district. Oh the @sih day %; Oc.
,obor. y y. 1879.
JOSEPH =. BRADY.
MEssKs JAMES & niN%s.
Attorneyr Tor BANKRUPT.
- THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Mater Of
MARTIN l.. JONES And 40 2793
EARNEST l.. JONES In
d!y!duEliy nUi as Partner In
sa!p as -. /. Jones' g BRO, Bamkruptcy
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In tn" Matter OF No 2s!O
W. SLATER COWAUT, In
bankrupt. bankruptcy.
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hIRECT FROM UwSER--Eiegan; Bar
ton Heights corner slS-ro0n home.
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sand i've hundred dollars. Telephone
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AUCTIONS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices
LANrIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
Wilmington, y. C.. Cc, IN 70

W '43IEssFH IVTI, y. u. OCT. 20, lg92
The Board OF Directors o. Atlantic
'oast Lilac Railroad Company has declared
per cent Interest on the Cyrtincat-s ~
Indebtedness OF that Company. payable ON
'ednehday. November LIST. 1922 to such
tockholGcrs as shall! be registered on thu
ooks of the Company on "Wednesday.
october 18th. 1922
JNO. T. REID
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ORDER OF HorlcE FOR DISCHARGE.


on this 18Th day Of oc,ohcr y u.
1872. OF reading the petition for dis
charE" II TIA" hankrUDis - l.
Ordered ty the court. That hearing
l.. hal upon the same on the 2srH DAY
or NOVEMBER. \. y. 1922. before said
Dou.i. ~ Richmond. In said district at II
O'Clock noon. and that nO;!c" thereof be
published IL The Times Dispatch. "a news
la per printed Ia said district, and that
all known creditors and Other persons In
interest may appear Ut the said time and
place. and show cause. II any they have.
Why The prayer OF ;he. SAID petitioner
should no; be granted
Ana & Is further ordered by the court.
That tho clerk shall send hy mail TO all
known creditors copies OF said petition.
ana this order. addressed TO them at their
witness the HONORABLE ID. LAW
RENEE GEONEK. Judge o: the said
court. an! the seal thereof a, Richmond.
In said district. on the 18th day OF Oc-
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
MiLToN =. BoxiFANr. ESQ.
Attorney for i'ankrupts.
IL THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the Matte OF No ca57.
l.. NJ. kEMr. In
bankrupt. bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE
on this 9th day OF October. A. p.
1922. on reading the petition Tor dis
charge 81 the bankrupt. II is
ordered ~ the court. That a hearing
hs had up"n the sane on the 29rIi DAY
OF NOVEMBER. y. j.. 1922. before said
court. at Richmond IN said district. ~ IL
O'Clock noon. and that notice ihcrcof he
published ~ The Times Dispatch. a news
paper printed IN said district, and that
al! known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at the said time and
place. and show cause. II any they have"
why til" prayer OF the said petitioner
should not lee granted.
And it is further ordered by the court,
That the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies oi said petition,
and this order, addressed TO them at their
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the HONORABLE -. LAW :
RENEE GRONER. Judge OF The said
court. and the seal thereof at Richmond.
JOSEPH l.. BRADY,
tS"aD Clerk.
e. s. SMITH. JR.. ESQ.
Attorney Tor bankrupt.
PROPOSALS FOR FlRE-ALARM
APPARATUS.
Hichmond Va. October 30 io22.
at the office III the Undersigned. Room 800.
CUy nan. Richmond. Virginia. until noon
Monday. November -. 1872. FOR THE
FURNISHING AND INSTALLING. IN
COMrLETE WORKING ORDER. y COM
rLErE FIRE Nl.AIM AND POLICE
SIGNALING CENTRAL OFFICE EQUIP
MENT. AS FER SPECIFICATIONS
Proposals must be directed Ia ''Diroctor
OF Public Safety. CITY Hail, Richmond
virginia" and Endorsed Proposal for thc
Now Fire hiarm and Police Signaling
Central Office Equipment
TN" Director "f Public Safety reserves
the 'iShi &" reject ANY or all bids. or
L" award the contract IN whole in
part
SrECiAi. INSTRUCTIONS. SrEClFICA-
TloNS nhd OTHER DEPORTATION viii
b" supplied I" iE"rc Interested 10y appii-
cation - jhis oilicr. anG all bids must
conform t" hes" Special instructions.
WILLIAM N MYERS
Director ~ rCSiic = lay.
Riehn.Vnd. Va. s.n.d.
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ORDER or NOTICE ron DISCHARGE

on this 18th day q: October, \ II.
1922. on reading the petition for dis
charge Of the bankrupt IL IS
Ordered hy the court. That a hearing
To-" had upon the same ON the coTH DAY
OF NOVEMBER. ~ II. ia:.. before said
cou:;, at Richmond. in said district. "a; IL
O'Clock noon. and that notice thereof he
published l.: Tho Times Dispatch. news
paper printed n said district. and that
al! known c-' ditors and other persons ia
Interest may appear at the said time and
place. ana show cause, II any they have.
why the prayer "f the said petitioner
should not bc granted
AMI II is further ordered 10y tho court.
That the cl"rk shall send 10y mail TO all
known creditors coric- oi said petition.
and this orte.. addressed 20 them at thclr
places of residence stated
Witness the HONORABLE Il. LAW
Renee GRoNER. Juds" OF the said
court, ana ia" seal thereof at Richmond,
IN said District. ON the 18th day Of Oc-
,ob"r y - 1922.
Attest:
JOSEPH T. BRADY.
tScaD CLERK.
JOS. NJ. HURT. JR.
Attorney fo5 bankrupt;
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ICCTTONS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices
tDI

~ TIE DISTRICT CoUNT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
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In the Matter 81
MARTIN J.. JONES AND No 2T93
EARNEST l.. JONES In
d!v!duLI'y. and as Partner In
sh!r as " !. Jones g BRO, Bankru3icy.
iiaukTupls
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

BY II. T. RicHESON & COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctionctrs.
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ORDER Of NOTICE FOR piscHAnc

ON this 18TH day Of September. y. ID.
i1:2 on reading the petition Tor G.s-
charE" of IA. bankrupt. IL ia
Ordered ~ the coart. THAT a hearing
hc had upon the same on the 29Tii DAY
or NOVEMBER. \. -. 1922. before said
court. at Richmond. in said district. "a; =
o'clock noon. and that motto" thereof h"
published H. The Times Dispatch, news
paper printed IN sid district. and That
all known creditors and other persons IN
interest may appear at the said time ana
place. and show cause. II any they have.
why the prayer OF tho said petitioner
should not bc granted.
And &, is ur.her ordered by the court.
That the clerk shall send BY nail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition.
and this order, addressed to them nj their
places OF residence az stated.
witness tn" HONORABLE II. LAW.
RENEE GEoNER. Judge OF the said
court. and tn" seal thereof. at Richmond.
in said district. on the 18th day OF Sep.
tcnber. *. u. 1922.
Attest
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
(S,aD Clerk.
l.. II. DREW. ESQ,
Attorney for BANKRUPT
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POLLARD Is iAGBT. iSC.
1908 East Main.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT
Corner Dwelling

No. 3l2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET..
Large and commodious. excellent
location Rent reasonable. See
&. l.. ~ II. l.. pENOON. INC.
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IUCTIONS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices
81 I
IL THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
oRDEn OF NorlcE foR ulscuAnGJ

In the Matter OF No 2s,i
ROY =. ANDREWS In
bankrupt. Banxrup;cy
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ORDER or NOTICE ron DISCHARGE


ON this :7w, day % September. a. l..
1922. on reading m" position Tor dts
charge OF the banhru1ts. II Is
Ordered by the court That hearing
be had upon the sam" on the 2GTli DAY
OF NOVEMBER. y. -. 1922. bcfure said
court. at Richmond. In said district. at -
% CLOCK noon. Hnd that uutlc" thereof To-,
published h. The Times Dispatch. a news
paper printed In said district; and that
all known creditors ana other persons in
Interest may appear AZ the said tim" ANA
place. and show cause. II any they have.
why In" prayer OF the said petitioner
should not be granted.
And i IS further ordered by tho court.
That tn" clerk shall send Ivy mail TO all
known creditors copie- Of said petition.
an! this order. aidressed TO them at their
plA cos OF residence as stated
Witness the HONORABLE u. LAW
RENEE GRONER. Judge OF the said
court. and the seal thereof. q, Richmond.
In said district. on the 27th day OF Sep
TENDER y. -. 1879.
Attest.
JOSEPH l.. BRADY.
tS.aD Clerk.
ARO% GROSS. ESQ.
Attorney for iiankrupts.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE.
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
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II. V. DORSEY.
Real Estate Auctiouccr.
J2s y. Adams ST.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.

Il
on this 2sth day OF September. y. D.
1922. on reading the petition FOR dis
charge Of tn. bankrupt. II ia
Ordered by the court. tina; hearing
he had upon the same on the 2eTl DAY
or %ONEMHEN. y. u. 1922. before said
court. at Richmond, In said district. at II
o'clock noon. and that. notice thereof be
published III The Times Dispatch news
apcr printed In said district. and that
all known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear "a; the said time and
place, and show cause, ii any they have,
why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not lie granted.
And 81 is further ordered by the court.
That the clerk shall send by mail To all
known creditors copies OF said petition.
and this order. addressed 20 them at their
places of residence M stated
Witness the HONORABLE -. Law
RENEE GRONER, Judge Of the said
court. and the seal thereof. at Richmond.
In said district. on the 26th day of Sep
;cmbcr. y. -. 1922.
Attest:
JOSEPH l.. BRADY.
tSeaD Clerk.
T.. HUGH SMITH. ESQ.
Attorney for bankrupt.
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In the Matter OF
~ T. KRENtiEI.. Imdivld- No ESQ
ua!ly. and Tradins as \. l.. In
kT"nc"l & Co. Bankruptcy.
bankrupt
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Attest.
JOSEPH /. BRADY.
)! k>SSKS. JAMES X Bl$SS.
Attorneys for Bankrupt.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTEEN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
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Shore Property for Sale q
Real Estate for Exchange

VIRGINIA BEACH. vA-S.e buA!ncss on
l por'Inii!cs and lots. this pauc.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
len Killed, 20 Injured,
In Minnesota Wreck
PASSENGER Train Hits Truck
and shen Plows Into Freight
Standing on Siding

AsAANDALE, MINI, Aug. 1s.-Ten
tsssons dead and more than twoscore
,,.. r!ated was the toll tonight of the
ss.ess on the Minneapolis, St. Paul &
ts.s 49, ste. Marie Railway here late yes
t;sy, wnen westbound passenger
sla lan crashed into a truck and then
sMsa INTO freight train standing on
sae wreck occurred when Fred
aaar, driver of the truck. failed to
49, warnings Of members of the
s,sas crew and drove on to the track in
$3.50 s y she passenger train. The truck
frs;.it ait squarely and hurled against the
gnt ss.;l engine ON a side track. A
sh,a srea stand was knocked down and
syss sse coaches of the passenger swung
"a; 70 the side track into the freight
H. ssia. The baggage car crashed over
overturned freight engine.
/, -aesS OF the dead -nd Injured were
a. ehe smoker, which reared up into
,,s ,s az and toppled over. Part of the
saas ssasczage caught fse, but the blaze was
s'pn extinguished.
b;s- ilar and man who had asked
caa issa Tor 2 ride were instantly killed.
fas frs,l Wallace, engineer of the freight
a. a' was scaided 80 severely that he
bssi his fireman, l.. w. johnson, was
-. eo under an avalanche of coal. but
Snsy slightly bruised and cut,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
Is Locomotives Burn i'm
Fire Thought Incendiary
Two Railroads and Terminal
Company Suffer $l, 100000
Loss at Portland, Me.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 13.-Fifteen
LOGON otives of the Maine Central, Bos-
ton & Maine and the Portland Terminal
Company and roundhouse were de-
stroyed in fire here to-day. The dam
age is estimated at S1,000,000 The
police said they suspected an incen-
diary. Just before the fire was discov-
cred by deputy sheriffs on guard two
explosions were heard.
The machine repair shop, air brake
repair shop, water tower, fuel oil plant
and part of the turntable also were de-
stroyed. No one was injured. Eight
locomotives and more than 100 freight
cars were hauled away undamaged. The
loss of the remaining engines was
largely due to one becoming stalled on
the turntahle.
Sheriff King Graham started an in
vestigation Immediately and placed a
number of additional men on duty in
the railroad yards. He said his depu-
ties could not determine the cause Of
the explosions and he believed that the
fire ives Of incendiary origin.
A Boston & Maine official said that
loss of this locomotives would seriously
handicap operation Of trains on that
road. but he thought il would not tie
up any traffic.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
Lifelong Friends Killed
When Plane Falls i'm Ohio

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aug. 13.-Louis
Yahn, twenty-one years old, Of New
ark, N. j., and James Ray twenty -one,
mechanic and aviator at the Medina
Aviation Club, were killed late to-day
when their a!rplane went into a tail
spin and fell about 200 feet as they
were preparing to land at Chippewa
Lake, near Medina, Ohio. Yahn was
visiting Ray, his lifelong friend.
DETROIT, Aug. 13.--one man was
probably fatally injured and three
others severely hurt when an airplane
was dashed to pieces in field near
BEDFORD, ten miles northwest. of De-
troit, to-day.
The machine, piloted by Guy K.
Rudd. Detroit, carried two friends of
Rudd and one commercial passenger.
The later, Martin Driscoll, thirty two
years old. Of Detroit, suffered broken
arm, a broken leg, probable fracture
Of the skull and was severely shocked.
Physicians say he cannot live.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
Mrs. Harding Sends 800 Gift
For ''Clover's'' Declining Days

'sIt seems a strange ingratitude," the
letter continues, "that demands such
a sacrifice because your failure to at
tain wealth has not made a cruel and
inconsiderase master of you.
"For examples sake hope Glover
will long continue to be the oldest
horse in tbs world and that somehow
there will grow an impression that the
loving God never intended either dumb
friend or self-sacrificing men to be
consigned to mother earth merely be-
cause the most and best Of their
strength has been exhausted in human
service
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
fDusiscart Peddlers See Graft
IN Fees Paid by FIoaters;
Where Money Goes a Mystery
Peddters Pay Tribute
" $50 Yearly; Was Sd

Pushcart peddlers now have to
pay VI a week for the privilege
OF conducting their meager busi-
ness IN the city streets. That
tribute has been levied for about
a year by authority of Commits
sioner o'Malley of the Depart
ment Of Markets.
Until Commissioner o'Malley
instituted that system a peddler
could get a license for his busi-
ness for 81 year. Of the $50
a year that he has to give up
now, only 10 per cent finds ita
way to the city treasury. accord
ing to Commissioner O'Malley.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14

CATAWISsA, Pa, Aug. 1S.-Mrs.
Warren G. Harding has presented q
check for s1oo to Glover, fifty-one-
year-old horse. This became known to-
day with The publication of letter
from the Presidents wife to the
animals owner, the. Rev. DR.. Myers, in
which she expressed herself deeply
moved by ''the sense of justice and
gratitude and faithfulness which COM
rather than kill spendid horse which
has given you long life Of willing
servicey
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
War Veteran Arrested,
Tries to End His Life

A man picked up unconscious in
front of 427 West Twenty-seventh
Street last night and taken to the West
Thirtieth Street Police Station charged
with disorderly conduct, admitted after
he had twice attempted to commit sui
eide by hanging that he was Samuel
Kroner a patient in United States Base
Hospital 81, on Gun Hill Road, the
Bronx, still suffering from dizzy fits
which resulted from wounds he re-
ceived serving with the 10th Infantry
First Division, in France.
He displayed Belgian War Cross,
declared that he had received other dec.
orations, and added that his attempts
ON his life at the police station were
prompted by shame at the thought that
hin wounds had subjected him to che
disgrace p& arrest.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
West Shore Train Dynamited; ]:
Rail Peace Is Blocked Again; n
Fight TO a Finish Threatened
Harding Offers U. S. Aid in Caring
For Passengers Marooned i'm Desert

WASHINGTON Aug. 13-Presdent Harding in telegram
night to Governor Campbell
Federal hardhps among passengers on Santa Fe
trains marooned at junction points The telegram
Il Informed that several Santa
railway maroond junction
abandonment by their 1t the obligation
reeve the people who thus shamuy subjected hardhps
Ii have not facilities
bestow then forces the
Will be promptly ordered to assistance Kindly advise whether
such assistance is needed"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-14
1000 to 5000 East Side
Hucksfers Who Haue No
~ eekly Cards Pay Large
Sum Not accounted For

This as the last of three articles
o's alleged graft conditions in the
a'&shcart markets of the loyer East
S'de, '07attcn by a member of the
stat OF The Tribune, aoho auoYlted a
WeeS as peddler to obtain first
hand Information.