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SEES BETTER TIMES
FOR u. S. FARMERS
Try Associated prcss.l

CHICAGO. March 2O.--Agriculturc
can face the Immediate future with
every confidence that it's chief prob
lens are assured Of solution aud its
'iiure is certain. Julius IL. barnes.
former director of she United States
Wheat Corporation. said in speech
here tonight.
Declaring that the treaties of the
armament conference constitute the
hrst long step in the direction Of q
Worldwide treatment Of worldly idc
problems MIR. Barnes asserted that
tn" consequences OF IL possible rcjrr-
ton OF these treaties were appalling
He said that a result Of rejection
would he that the steady approach
10 "A more stable finance and cNchan &c
would he destroyed. and rcviviug
commerce thrown back To chaos
No industry would feel this re-
suit again so quickly as agriculture.
and surely there must be ratification
of this effort TO provide the method
OF making effective commercial and
financial remedies he declared
THE American farmer can be told
today that the day OF opportunity for
agriculture has arrived. lie can be
told that thrift and energy In the H%-
rlcultural pursuits may now count
With confidence ON the reward ~
those fundamental qualities
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North TWENTY
Ninth Street

IN execution Of certain order eli
tered in the Law and Equity Court
OF the city of Richmond, Va on the
i2th day OF March. 1922. in the cause
Perrin and others, |, the undersigned
special commissioners, will Offer Tor
sale AT public auction, on the prem
iseS, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 90. 1oea
at 1870 O'Clock i. Nj.
the above mentioned property. de-
scribcd as follows:
beginning at the intersection OF
the southern line of r Street with the
thence running southwardiy along
the east line OF Twenty ninth Streei
and fronting thereon thirty (30) feet
and thence tack between parallel
lines. the northern Of which is the
tancc OF one hundred and thirty-two
G32) feet to an alley I'm the rear
fifteen n5) feet wide. with frame
house thereon"
balance in equal installmcnts at 6
2 and is months. with interest, the
deferred payments Ia DC evidenced by
negotiable notes and the title to be
retained by the court until the en-
tire purchase money has been paid.
SIMEON NJ. ATKINSON.
Special Comm issioncr.
IN THE LAW MD EQUITY COURT
OF THE CITY OF R1CHMOND:
Against
Bessie Perrin and Others.
l. Luther Libby. clerk OF the said
court, certify that the bond required
Of the special commissioners by the
has been duly given:
LqTHEY L1p G;y;;,
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STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often YOU have
tried and failed. you can s,op burn.
ing, itching Eczema quickly by ap-
plying Hcmo. furnished by any drug
ISL i"r a"c Extra large bottle. Sl.O0
Healing begins tho moment Zcmo is
applied. In a short time usually
every trac" Of Eczema. letter. PIN
pies 1:hsh. Blackneuds ara sir,l!or
"Nlh Diseases Will oc removed.
or clearing the skin and making
vigorously healthy, always use
neih", ia" penetrating. antiscp,it
hdnIh. When others fail 1, is III,
"hc uehrhudhi" treatment for skin
troubles nf all kinds.
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CaIonneI Good
but Next Dose
may Sa|ivate
1t is Mercury, Quicksilver,
Shocks Liver and Attacks
Your Bones
s>~<<.---+----.-.~.. .-.-.-.------...

thiomel salvation is horrible. II
NWelis the tongue. loosens the teeth
ana starts rheumatism. There's nc
reason why a person should take
sicKehinS. saiivat!mS calomei when {;
Few cents buys large bottle OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone--a perfect substi.
'ute for calomei. II is a plcasun,
vegetable liquid which Will start your
iiNcr Just us surely as caiomel, bu; i,
doesn't make YOU sick and cannot
salivatc.
Caiomel Is dangerous drug, be-
sides II may make you feel weak. s!ci,
ana hauscatcd tomorrow. Don't losa
a days work. Take spoonful o,
nodsons Liver Tone instead ana you
VIII wake UP feeling great. NJ salt.
necessary. Your drugEis, saws ~ ynr
don't ind Dodson's Liver Tone acts
nettcr than trcachcrous caiomcl your
money Is waiting for you-Adv.
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AMERICAN-BORN PRINCESS
MAKES A RUSSIAN DEFENSE
Former Miss Grant Granddaughter of Union Leader i'm
Plea Tor Relief, Recalls Similarity of Ideals
Between That Country and L. s.

frinccEs CantacuZcuc. granddaugh-
ter Of General L. $. Grant. set at
haught the propaganda nov spread
abroad as to Bolsh.v!sm In hcr two
addresses At the woman's Club yes
ierday afternoon and evening.
"Boishcvist propagamdis,s claim
:or the Bolshcvist that he is an
idealist whether his experiment sue
coed or not" she said. but is LcnInc
TO be credited with the wisdom of an
ideaiist, when he enters "A land OF
resources illimitable. and. havfng
gained control or that country, at
tacks the church. tho home, moral,;y.
and property?
"Hoishcvism was no; invented in
Russia. but in Germany General
Ludendorf admitted 1t as a war
measure in his memoirs. and General
Won Hoffman. in a speech. spoke Of
tho time shat he had sealed I.cninc's
orders and allowed him 10000. 600
gold marks for tho spreading OF the
necessary proparanda
Held ".0Oo-Mmc Front.
IL, was very curious to me to see
tho Introduction OF It in Russia.
Russia was Very r;ch-rich In mon.
rich In resources. infinitely rich in
''''i'sSliA anu '9 ~ sNllt uttu -.Nb'
miles of front, while four allies held
200 miles. She was tho only ally
which fought most Of hcr battles on
tho cncmy's soil. Ten thousand
German spies entered m unprotected
frontier ana ;.:tHckcd their material
ism and their iGcaIism. They APP
pcalcd to them 10 lead In the !naug-
uratiCn OF new era that would
mean peace and world brotherhood
They offered land 10 those at home
aud warned the soldiers a. the front
ot the dan"c; 10 their property at
homo unless they returned for its
immediate protection.
Th" Boishcvist claims the Install
mcnt OF the Soviet. The Sovie, has
existed in russia since prehistoric
times. WHOM the Russians lived in
Nomhd tribes and the elders sat In
council"
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reached. but there was at least a
TO study all OF its provisions as
fully as h" nigh; wish; also that hc
thought the responsibility was with
Congress at this time.
When the White House callers got
on tho floor OF the House they were
surrounded by groups OF members
eager To learn at tirst-hand what the
President had said about the bill
Representative Garner. OF Texas.
ranking Democrat on the Ways and
Means Committee, also sought to get
public Information as to what trans
nired at the White House. asking
unanimous consent that MIR. Mondeil
have TWO minutes in which TO open
the st"rchousc OF his Information"
on the subject. ana also on when
the bill would come mp Representa-
tive Campbell demanded tho regular
order. however, and the Speaker sus-
tanned him
Il think We ought TO have some
Information concerning the question
when wc are going To take up the
bonus bill" said Mr.. Garner.
The chair thinks that Is a reason
able request and Will say that no one
will be recognized to bring that up
today" replied Mr.. Gillctt, thus Civ
ing the House official Information OF
his decision.
Mr.. Garner asked the Speaker II
he had any Information as 10 when
the bill would be taken up. and when
answered In the negative. declared:
The storchousc Is either locked
up or gone dry. don't know which,"
Another attack on the bonus bill
was made today in minority re-
port from the Ways and Means Com
mittec members. Representatives
l<itchin, North Carolina, tho Demo-
cratic leader: OldAcld Arkansas:
Crisp. Georgia: Carcw, New York. ana
raEuc. Massachusetts. all Democrats.
They characterized the certificate
bank loan plan us II due blll-rain-
check borrow money bonus mode Of
payment" and declared that 1t was
AN insult To every world war vet
cram and u shameful discrcdit to Con-
grcSs and the nation"
Insisting that the bonus be paid
out Of taNcs levied upon the big
incomes OF millionaires and multi
millionaires'' AMI THE constituencies.
excessive profits OF the big monop-
olistic corporations" the minority
| charge that President Harding and
Secretary Mellon boldly offered "A
hrih" To the world war veterans to
csponSc tho cause OF the money now
er In their efforts to establish as a
part of our revenue system the vic
ious policy Of a general sales tax"
They ofer bonus in considera-
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steering committee as well as other
leaders
No final decision OF procedure was
tac!t agreement that the bill would
come up Thursday.
Representative Mondcll issued
this statement when the conference
broke up:
Tomorrow we shall reach a de-
cision possibly by noon. as TO when
and how the measure Will be brourH
up for consideration. There will be
me- party conference"
Asked If the bill would come up
this week. tho floor leader said
oh undoubtedly. probably not
later than Thursday"
Speaker Gilictt said: Things are
as unsettled as they were" adding
that he had not stated that he would
recognize any one to present q
special rule to take the bill MP un-
der "a suspension OF the rules.
The only thing certain is that
the bin viii come up Thursday" H.
said. ,kS,
Chairman Campbell. of the Rules
Committee, said the idea was TO dis
pose Of the bill on Thursday. bu;
Win llD'rhI DEBATE,
The Speakers attitude is that he
must be shown that "A majority IA
vors suspension of the rules" SAT-,
Mr.. Campbell. My impression is
that he is satisfied on that point"
In their meeting with the Speaker
the members went over the whole
situation fairly fully. Representa-
tive l.ineherger. of California. for.
incr servce man. wanted a party
conference called To ,hrcsh out The
bonus question. and the Sneaker was
! reported as favoring this procedure
Others opposed such II plan. however
arguing that this would open up tho
whole b!ll /" change.
Mr.. Linchcrger finally agreed not
10 press FOR conference. and after
further discussion. IL was decided to
leave until tomorrow the Anal lie
| c!s!on by the Speaker as to proceed
| urr.
Attending the White House confer
cnce. which lasted nearly two hours
were Mr. Mondcil. Chairman rorduey
OF the Ways and Means Committee,
Chairman. Campbell, Of Rules Com
| mittec; Chairman Towuer. OF tn,
House conference: Chairman Fess
of the congressional committee. and
representative LonGworth, Of ohio
They laid tho whole situation hc.
Tore the President, cmphnsizins tho
'hanee that had been made in the
biii since the Presidents last letter
To Mr. Fordney, suggesting a sales
lax or postponcmcnt Of the lccisIa-
non some OF them stressed their
d"Sir" to proceed under Il suspcnsiou
OF tho rules. 40 as to cut off amend.
incnts, which they believed would hc
offered with View to embarrassing
those in charge of the bill.
The President was reprascptcd ,s
giving no indication one way mr. mn.
other as To his views on the bill and
as desiring To be left free TO pass
JUDGMENT on ii when 1t reached IN,
White House. He was quoted as saw
ing that he had not had oppor,uni,v
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Princess CantaCuzcnc spoke of the
patriotism of tho Russians ''Th.
pcasantry could not read nor write.
Ii" ala not know much Of tho lntri-
cate politics Of tho war. II. ouly.
knew that. the Little Father tn.
Emperor. had called him because
nc needed him and tho church and
state represented in his person de-
inanded his patriotism. There Is a
curious note OF devotion 10 the Ideals
OF Patriotism
In her final plea for Russian aid
the speaker recalled the synpathv Of
ideals between America and Russin
When Washington was lighting for
American liberty and England
begged Russian aid" she said.
Catherine OF Russia made answer
mat not single Russian should he
sent to put down "a Young pcnple
lighting for their indopcnden; exist
ence. When Russia sponsored n con-
ference concerning tho open door in
China. many foreign delegations
visited St Petersburg TO suggest that
America 20 unrcprcscntod and Rus
STA declared that there would hc no
conference unless she y" present
A>:.s for Nothing Nuw.
Russia asked for nothing during
the war when America was spending
her charity on the other allies. and
Russia herself asks for nothing NOW
She Is strangely silent about her
troubles. But American believers I'm
Russia are working out tn. problem
a! reconstruction. and they fnd the
core OF IL In the refugees outside, for
in them arc to he found the only
remnants OF the Intclligcnzia OF Rus
STA. have no words To express the
alteration | feel for the refugees who
have kept their bodies between Boil
shcvism and Western Europe. And
when America comes to Russian re-
lief what is asked of her is more
than material aid, II is an under
standing. An undcrsta nd!nc In JUS
tiCc 10 the past and because OF the
possibilities OF working together in
the future"
Princess CantacuZcnc was intro
dmccd 10y Rabbi T.. y. Cailsch.
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SPEAKER REFUSES
GAG RULE TO PUSH
BONUS THROUGH
OCOMtinned FROM Elrst rugcl

Continued From First ragcD
tive conference with the House com
mittcc lasted so long that the speak .
er was Obliged to forcgo his appoini-
ment in order 10 he at the Capitol
at noon to preside over tho House.
Upon reaching the Capitol lie made
known To those In charge az the
bonus Legislation his decision no,
I" entertain a motioh To suspend
the rules and pass the bill
This ncccssitated further confer
enccs among the leaders. who re-
fused to abandon their plan to call
un m7bcill mcwfypymcpw,f m NIB
up the bill with the rules suspended.
, 50 as to cut of a motion To rccommit
the bill! as we'll as all amendments
] ne whole question of procedure
was discussed at Il conference in tho
Speakers office after tho House hal
adjourned after u ffty minutes scs-
sion. Present at this conference
were members Of the Ways and
Means Committee and the party
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EFT EVEN

tion OF the veteran and his friends
favoriug sales tax" said the re-
port. They vigorously fight a bonus
wi,hou; a sales tax. in the hope that
the brave boys will be tempted 10
yield and be willing 10 help the Pres-
ident and Mr.. Mellon and the money
power to drive the first eTectivo
wedge under the established policy
Of tho income tax, founded upon tho
principle OF ability to pay"
The report said tho proposition in
the bill for bank loans was absolutely
a gold brick" in View of The atti-
tude of the Comptroller OF tho Cur
rcncy, and added:
80 we are presented with the
shameful spectacle OF the party that
aborted the war. divided our coun-
trys war associates. dlsgraced the
peace, dcludcd the people. deceived
the veteran. deserted the wounded,
relieved the proflteer. reduced the
mi!lionaires income tax, repeated the
excess profits tax on the protltecrs,
ana which still maintains a blasphe-
nous, bibuious bootlicker at the Court
~ st. James to bcsmirch with his
drunken banquet habblc the high war
purposes OF the American people and
the inspiration OF tho American SOL
dicrs, now Offering to redeem it's
reckless campaign pledges with an (
o l, designated certificate. which
bn adj min iSf !, Z.
its issue fatty impeached and dis
|. Il
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SLIGHT INCREASE IN
SMALLPOX DEATHS

WASiIINGTOE. March 2O.-Dca;hs
from smallpox in the death registru-
ton area Of tic country in 1920
totnl"d sos. as compared with 35S in
1919, the Census bureau announced
today. II VAS pointed out. however.
that virtually the same low rate was
maintained during tho year az had
prevailed sine" 1904. which was the
lhH' year that tho death rate from
IN" disease exceeded one per 100, 900
OF population. ~ the same tlrne. tn.
relatively high death rate In some
ci,!cS and states, such ga the rate o.
80 per 100000 IN Louisiana. should
serve hs warning. it was said. OF
the need OF Vaccination.
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IN SUPREME COURT

Proceedings yesterday in the SUI
pr"mc Court a.: Appeals of Virginia
were as follows
no. 40. Colbert We. Callahan X
sons. argued and submitted: No. Al.
HI! =; ais. VS.. Bell, argued and sub
mittcd
Next cases on call No. a. Payne.
director general. W. Brown: No. a.
city OF Williamsburg vs. LyclI: No.
II. sims ". cappcr. No. IL. Ncanly
IS. Petersburg. Hopcwell ana city
Point Railway Company: No. 40
Southern Railway Company W.. Rus :
sell. trustee. who sues. etc: No. Il,
Clay VS.. Butler. guardan. ct al: No.
Is. Virginia halfway and Power Com
pany ". Oliver; No. 40. Chandler VS..
Chandler: No. so, c. Il o. Railway
Company W.. j. l.. Gayle Supply
COmpanv
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IL ~ ~ 10 1 f'Ipl'l.as
THREE FRAME 2-STORY I-KOOM
DWELLINGS, SOS. nos, III AID
Ii3 GKAiiAM STREET. FULTON
First
Elijah and Belle Holmes, dated Aug
ust u. 1919. ana recorded Ia Rich
uUuG ChHnccry Court, -. Is 25S- b.
page 10. To the undersigned trustee.
scrib"d. default being made. and be.
ing required SO to do. we Will sell
at p"n!ic auction. on ,he premises.
WEDNESDAY, !: MARCH ~
the property described In said deed.
Lot OF land. fronting 10 feet 10
luUh.s south Nae of Graham
street. with dwelling 40 iii Ora.
ihu street thereon. beginning on
southern line Of Graham street i5J
feet inches west of the western line
ni TompkiUs Street (Which point is
"a" ccut-r o.: AN alley IN common
between tn" property herein dc
scribed ana That on the west
i"r 4 distance OF 40 feet inchcs).
thence castwardiy along the south
"ru line Of Graham street ana front
lus thereon II feet 10 inches and
running back sOuthwardly. between
parallel lines. ITO feet TO alley 10 feet
TERMS: Cash.
LEROY e. BROWN. JR..
Trustee.
Second
~ virtue OF a deed CT trust from
OAvcr and Ida Jones. dated october
IS 1919. 10 the undersigned trustee
and recorded in tn. Richmond cnan-
Gerry Court, -: Il. 26l-D. page 800. TO
secure certain notes therein de-
scribcd. default being made. and be
iug required SO TO do. / viii sell at
public -, Im ,c on on the nrcemis.s
"EpNh i:s5 +. N a.. -
all that lot OF land, with the i'm
provemcnts thereon. known as No.
lll3 Graham Street. Richmond. Va
Graham Street at point distant loo
feet IL inches west of the western
line OF Tompiiins Street uho said
point also being in the center OF an
nr:y herein described and that ad.
joining on the easD. thence running
wcstwardly and fronting on said
southern line OF Graham Street II
back southwardly from said front.
and between parallel lines. 10 feet
to an alley 10 feet wide. the vest.
ern line apassinE through the paru-
ton wall between the tenement
herein described and that adjoining
on the west.
TERMS: Cash.
LEROY L. BROWN; JnY
THIRD
Hy virtue. of n deed Of trust from
Thomas and Mamie Anderson, dated
January II. 1920. and recorded in
Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. Il. 2G2-D,
page III. TO The undersigned trustee
10 secure certain notes therein de-
scriDed, default being made. and be-
ing required so to do, Will sell at
PUBIC auction. on tho premises.
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH %.
u. NJ,
lot OF land. with improvements
thereon tNo; ll09 Graham street, i'm
CITY of Richmond). commencinr on
south line Of Graham Street I4i feet
; inches west OF west line OF Tomp-
kins street (Which point is the center
OF an alley IN common between the
property hereby described and thai
on thc casD. thence wesIwarJIv
along the south nnn OF GRAHAM
street feet 10 inches, NOR mr. inaa
thence back. between parn,ieI l;n".'
10 1cct TO an alley 10 feet wide
TERMS: Cash.
LEROY l.. BROWN. JR
j. THOMPSON BROWN g. I Co
AuctiOneer3
These houses will pay 10 to 12qs
as an investment or will make GOOD
homes for colored people, and .erm.
Man DO arranged Tor small cash nav
ents anil balance monthly.
HEN you want what you want and wan,
Immediately, read tho Dispatch want
"a
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Don't NEGLECT a Cold

Mothers. don't let colds get UNDER
way; at the first cough or snifne rub
Mustcrole on the throat and chest.
Musterole is a pure. white ointment.
made with oil OF mustard. II draws
out congestion. relieves soreness, does
all the work of the good oid-fashioned
mustard plaster in Senter way,
without the blistcr.
Keep n Jar handy for all cmer-
Sencies; 1t may prevent pneumonia In
your home. 35c and Csc in Jars and
tubes: hospital size. SO.
BETTER THAN 4 MUSTARD PLASTER
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

I" the creditors OF EVA BI;CH. trad
!nE as NEW YORK CLOTHING;
STORE. of EichmOnd. in the County
o; ii"nricu, ana district aforcea ID
Iiankrupt.
Motto" i- hereby given that on
March 10. 1872. the SAID EVA BUCU.
trading as NEW YORK CLOTHING;
STORE. WAS duly ndjudicatcd bank
rupt and that the first meeting OF
her creditors will be held in my
Office. Rooms ll!5-Ill9 Mutual BuiId-
!nE. EtchmOui. Va. on the 18TH
DAY or MARCH. l522. ut 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon. at which time the
saId creditors may attend. prove their
GAINS appoint trustee. examine
tho bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
TlIOS. e. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
March IS 1922.
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roo LATE no CLASSIFY.
Deaths

LEE-D!od. At hi, residence. GIG Glad :
st"ne Avenue. q. 1850 l.. ". March 20,
1879. Wesley W Lee. aged forty years,
formerly Of Appo'natioH County lie
leaves his widow. Norma Mccarthy Lee
ana one con. Carlyle Ice Funeral no.
tlee IN afternoon PAPERS. LynchburE.
'h"rlo'i'h"illc and Baltimore papers
pleas" COPY.
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors OF LUTHER J,
FRANKLIN. OF Richmond, in the
County of Hcnrico. and district
aforcSa id---Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
March u. 1922. the said LUTHER j
FRANKLIN was duly adjudicnted
bankrupt. ana that the FIRST meeting
OF his creditors viii be held in my
Office: Rooms iils-lli9 Mutual Build
ING, Richmond. Va. on the 2STH DAY
OF MARCH. 1922. at 10 o'clock i'm The
forenoon. 1T which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint trustee. examine Tn.
ban krupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in bankruptcy.
March is, lg22.
BY POLLARD * BAGBY. INC.
Real Estate AuctiOneers
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For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

Tho incest cathartic-iaxativo in the
world to physic your liver and bowels
when you have Dizzy Headache, Colds
Acid Stomach Is candylike "Casca.
tets." One or two tonight VIII empty
siiiousnesa 'tndiEession. or Upset.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

your bowels completely by morning
and you viii tesl splendid. "rhey
work whiio you sleep" Cascarets
never stir you up or grippe like Salts
pills Calomei. or Oh. and they cos,
o:..S ten cents q box. Children love
Cascarets. too.-Adv.
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=. NaFtN 10. VIZ.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting % the stoCAhoidcrs OF the N!r-
GINA Railway ana Power COMPANY WIN b.
hciG at thr general ofhcc OF the company
Ia the city ui Richmond Va, on Wed
h"slsy Arm -, 1872. at IL O'Clock 81
Tho transfer books VIII be closed ON
FRIDAY. March 81. 1872. ut O'Clock l.. NJ
and viii bee r"open.d on Thursday. Arr!i
20. 1922. At - o'C!ocn ~ ".
u. IL. WILLIAMS.
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Lost and I'OIInti
I y

Il 80 Lost, g"u'louHu's diamond ring. In
front o; Tarraut Drug GO or Cohcr..
S'o'"ry siOi" ON BroUE A."nu" ana
ltT""i Streets. Howard. Return % :
West Broad Street
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UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO CO, nc
dividend OF 40 Tor the quarter on tho
common, stoch OF the Universal Leaf To-
hhccp Company. Inc, has been d-cls red
psyabi. April l. ts22 10 the common .,ocs
holders % record AT the close Of business
Match q. 1872,