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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
KERS SWAMP COLTS IN FIRST GAME By SCORE or II TO
WILLIAMS 10TH HOMER
FAILS TO BEAT TIGERS
Circuit Drive Gives Browns
Lead, but Detroit Stages
Rally.
tRy Associated Press.l

DETROIT. May 4.-Iicilmunn's
home run with Cobb and vcIch on
bases IN the ninth inning. gave De
troit three runs and n 6-to-5 vio-
irry over -. Louis here today.
The Browns got away 10 Il three
run lead in the first inning. but De-
iroi, tied II ur. and the v!giturS agiin
took the lead in the NTH. when Ken
meth Williams int his tenth home
run OF The yenr with Sisicr on base.
Williams smash placed him ahead
OF the record established to date by
Babe" Ruth last season. Ruth con-
ncctcd with his tenth homer on May
-. last yean The ball went into the
lctt-iicld blcachors.
The
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Win, s.nn. n.n ,r-1l,.

Nf!W YORK, May William 4
hattcr. sporting editor of the Brook
lyn standard Union. wa. awarded
F-VV,Vup hy supreme Court Jury
III a breach al contract sui, against
me Fox Publishing Company. nun.
usher ~ The Polio" Gazette. lie sued
i"T 100000 alleging the COMPANY
haH broken contract making him
''!'or OF tho publication :or life.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

First race-Iiughic. even. :,
out. first: Bessie Leighton, 10 . out.
second: The MulcBkinncr. out. .lird.
Second racc--copyright. = to Z ONT,
nrst; Jimmie, 10 10 J. even, second
Third race--Occanic. to 2 20
8. 10 3. FIRST: Knobbie, Ito s cut.
second; George. TO 9. thiri
Fourth race--Drcam o! the NaIl.y
8 10 !. to !, even. first. Mama. 10
J, to !. second; Lord Brighton, 80
5, third
4, Fith race arriskanc, 10 70
second: Ailiiro. TO ., third.
q Sixth rncr--Sea rag, TO J. TO 3
i to 3, hrs,s EUwecp, ] to 3, out, sec
.ond; EBe. to ], third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-05
BUGS SHOW ATTACK
AND BEAT BUILDERS
[Speclnl 70 mo Timcs- DIsnntch. ]

"fNN'''1 " 1T T IFII'S IA JVII. ]
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May -
The Wilson Bugs captured the first
game of the series from the Build
ers this afternoon, : 10 ;, hitting
Firth hard ana counting zap four runs
off Strickradt. due To errors OF the
Builders.
The Bugs jumped on Firth for three
runs in the first before two ntn were
out. Tho Builders hit Quinn hard.
but he always frightened up IL the
pinchcs
The features of the game was a
one-hand stab in deep center by
Bangs OF Heads hit.
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URBAN FABER FAILS
TO STOP CLEVELAND
ley Associa,.d rrcss. !

CHICAGO. May 4.-Irban Fahcr,
star pitcher OF the Chicago White
SoX. was unable 10 check the slug
sng OF the Indians and Cleveland
made ii two straight from the locals
today, 10 3.
Mails weakened in tho last inning.
when Chicago started a rally which
Melted three runs, but tiGhtcned up
and retired Hooper on strikes for the
final out with two men on base.
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Summary: TWo-baSc hItS-Kamos.
Rooney. Home uns--Cuunlngham
Keller. NioN Left on haScs-Rich-
mond. s; Portsmouth. I. Double play
--NioS 10 Allen TO Rooney. Stolen
bases-Yoters (2). Viox. Strike outs
by Alexander, =: shirley 3. Bases
on ba!ls-oM Alexander, ,: Ray. .:
Lane, /; Shirley, ;. Hit by pitched
ball-Ray, !; Lane, !. Wild pitch
Shirley %. Losing pitchcr-Alex-
aHder Winning piicher-Ray Time,
2 hours. Cmpires. Putnam and Orth.
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ATLANTA. GA. May Pitcher
Morris. OF Oglethorpc University. held
the WoTord College nine 10 one hit
here today. winning TO !, while
WoTord executed n triple play in the
ffth inning.
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80 '' - 100 " i" = y !
'hatt"G Tor Fah"r In seventh.
H"tt"d for McWccncy in ninth.
Score by innings, p
Cleveland - n20 ooI ooo :
Chicago .. ono ana ora >
Summary: Two-hasa hits-Garduc-
~. Scwcll -. S'runk. rhrec.hasn
hi'-SreaH"r. stolen hascs-Schalk
Sa'rinE"s--S "wcu, Mcinuis. Double
pays Nh"",y 20 Johnston to Shc.iy:
wan hsshnSs TO Scwolt to McInuis
HeweH 10 Wamhaganss 10 McIuuis
Iei' on bd. Cleveland :: Chicago.
J." Bases on hallS-oM Mails. 2.
r"her' Struck ou,-by Mails. ::
FAhrr' >; McWecmcy ? H!ts-on Fa .
Der, 10 In :. OF McWceney. in .
passed hdll-O'Ncnl. Losing pitchcr
fa Der Empires. Morarity. Evans
and Nall'n. Time. 1853.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
boston mt BrOOkiyp.
Cincinnati ut ST. Louis.
Chicago mt Pittsburgh
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland nj Chicago.
ST. Louis mt Detroit.
Sew York mt Philadelphia.
WnshinSto ton at Boston
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JnpS Heat indiana .roir

IpE 70. May i.-The Indiana Uni
Versiiy baseball team met defeat
"Fain today Al the hands of Waseda
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American Association Results.
Minneapolis, H. Louisville. S.
st. Paul. .; Indianapolis. 10.
Milwaukee. o; Columbus. !.
Kansas City, 8; Toledo, Z.
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Southern As-ocintion uc.nI,.

Memphis, s. Atlanta. 2.
Nashville. ?. birmingham. .
liners postponed. wet grounds.
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Appalachian IcnEur Results.
Grccnvillc. 6; Cleveland. 10.
johnson City. o; EinrSpOrt, |.
X knoxville Britol. rain.
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Texas League Rrsuits.

Shreveport, }: Dallas. !.
Galveston, 3: Beaumont, ;. (Callcd
account darkness).
San Antonio. 4: Houston. ..
Forth Worth. 4: Wichita Falls. 3.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
PORTSMOUTH, 11i Itichmond, 4 (cirht
Innings, raInJ.
Rocky Mount, IL; Norfolk, =.
Wilson. .; Newport News, g.
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAI.
htchmond mt Portsmouth.
Wilson at Newport News
Norfolk mt Rocky Mount
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international League Results.
Buffalo. 10; Newark, ..
Syracuse Jersey City, rain.
Toronto Reading, rain.
Rochester. 8; Baltimore, 5.
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How They Stand TODAY
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Va SuIuca-rnin.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Greensboro mt Raleigh.
Durham at High Point.
Dnnvtllc ut winstun-SnIsn
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South Atlantic League Results.
Charleston, 4: Charlotte. ..
Spartanburg, .: Augusta, ].
Grecnville. 10: Columbia. 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YIsSTERDAY.
Detroit, q; 81. Louis, ,.
Cleveland. 81 Chicago, 3.
All UthrrS-rnln.
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Hork Mount

~, nom" /. H-Nar!cSki.
= hFee has" hits gallagher. Movers
4Wo-u"Sc hit Meyers. stolen bagcs
hnrN" o. Roth. S,cinbrcnncr.
-" up'e plays N"rmiiy"a TO Carey 20
Roth. St"inprcuuer TO SwacIpa 80,
%" haS"s--. Norfolk. 9: Rocky Noun,
ga" on halls--or smith. :: or
"""dhcad. ?. Struck out-hv SmI,b
10y Woodhcad . Hit hatsuIon
'Lo'hr by Woodhcad. CS,einbron-
n"D, 10y Smith. limo OF game 90
'mrir"s- Holland and Shater.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
50. Louis. NJ CinclnnntI, =.
All Othcrs-rnin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

ioIS-Tw" Westhampton lots on PEtrer.
son AMI kensIngiun Avenues. near iIamt,.
ION t. +. Dcg"n. iils North Twenty
third Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

Modern 6-ro"m stucco dwelling.
convenient 20 school and ca Inn.
A beauty. Price. $3.50. Terms.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wanted Real Estate
HOUSES WANTED.
1UCTfOhS-LEE.fLS
Legal Notices
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.


NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
richmond. IA. February II 1924
NOTICE ~ >IiEUEHf GIVEN thar tho
Annual Meeting ~ the SiuCknold-Is OF
The Chesapeake and ONO Halfway Com.
i"ny viii be h"ld. crowded ~ tn. By
LAWS. at the general OFFICE al thu Cuinusn
IN the city 81 Rrnmund Virginia On
Tuesday. The isth day Of Apri!. 1927 Al /.
u clock A. 81.
CD for the election OF dir-ctors:
W 10 approve. rutify and conhrIn such
action fh-r-iuiut- tnA-n authorized uI
the Hoard III Directors ~ DS The E1-ru
tH" Committee Uf the Company Wit n
pursuant 10 any pi-v,"ns .uIhOrIZniiyn
hy the stuck huid"is ~ ntl-rw,s-, IS M,
10" submitted To thu meeting. and
t4J TO transact sucn uth-r pus;I-.s A..
mSy lawfully come before ihr n,--tiug
The NocA transfer nuuAs aiIi u- closed
al Inv oihGS al ths Cuu.uah, so 81
Hr""iNHy. NV York CIty. on t'rId.y TN,
Ztth DAY u M-rrn IJ22. At o'civva T.
NJ -no WA o- r-Op-n-i on w-in-si-,
ihe 18Th day Of Aprt. I,2s. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ
by order OF the Bvard OF Directors
A. rRENN Ell. Secretary,
The annual meeting of the Mltu.i A.
>"thnc- Society 81 Virginia Viii n- held
~ IN" ONCE ~ tn- -ucl.ty. Room -.
Mutual Building. Richmond Va. OF, NJ.
10. 1922. at O'Clock f.. NJ
e. MOFFErr KiSG
SeCrct.ry.
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shore Property for Sale 9,
HOTEL FOR SALE

Just 30 minutes drive
from Norfolk; at the best
bathing beach in the State !;
all-the-year-round place; 2 /.
acre parking space next to
hotel; soft-drink stand and
gas station with hotel.
Owner cannot run same:
will consider other prop
erty as part pay. If inter
ested, answer at once, as |
am going to sell this month.
Address
OWNER, P. O. Box $50,
Norfolk, Va.
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Houses for sale

liINGA1.oW-Flve room bungalow with
CELLAR: 10; 7oS3i2 feet. Price. f2.5Oo:
S7"o cash. balance {ce per month. I.p-
cation. Fulton I'M. Montgomery Avenue.
Peal direct with owner adjoining prop
"rty i'ox '6a, chr. Tn" Disra;ch.
CARY ST. W. i4o6-Six rooms. in good
r"nhi,,"n: water in house. Apply 25os
CIiAKi.OTrESViLI.E. VA. = For sail.
beautiful suburban home. between Uni
'"rsiiy 81 Virginia aud Fry'- Spring.
'"h'"ih'hs ten rn"inS. bath. hot-wster
heat ciry water. electric lights and ont.
huldinES. all ia hrSt-clu>s condition. an.
rr"Nim"i"ly twelve acres Of !nui. spa
''"H~. SHADY Lawn: excellent garden al
ready planted: i've minutes from ear
hn" "a-y terms. Address lsox II ist
rnrr Tn" plSvutch.
EAST END-S!x-room hrIcR house. gas
ana h'ih n"M!y r"""r"'!. price. t:.opo
Is ~ car" Tn" Dispatch.
ENSLoW ANE.-Eigh,-room brick. with
n!l c"nvenienccH. ia Arsi class condition:
leaving city Snd VIII sacrifice. Cali
bwn"', Randolph lil3.
FAiEMOuNT-si, rooms. $3.50 Now
,"n'ns for ':io. H"I r t5s care rho
hNNnNEn AvE.-Corn-r nat modern:
separate enhance. separate BAN. nice
E'r"s" $50. care Tn" Dispatch
MARSHALL ST. e caos scy"n.room
h'i'h gas water. arranr" for tw"
families. Arry 2aos Ea-, Marshall.
= INN y : u. ilr'SF h"u bTlCk,
and bath: thuruushiy modern. I,nma-
dat possession. Mcdaniel with r. s
iiudgin- & Co.
North RICHMOND rooms. new:
$500. ii-hring * 70. Madison 5ss.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS For sale. hrick
nous" rooms ana basement; Inrg. io,
-" hy 900 i,"t. Hot water heat and
an C"nN"ni"uC.,. Possession MAY /
~. i'p' Il 'as. care IN. Dispatch
lew ''G"ol" siucc" mouse. II. acres
miles Richmond. on traction cheap n
sol! az Uur". Write owner. I!ns l. ~
crr" Tn" busratcn.
Ten ROOM HOUSE. four 80. foot tot,
bath. s. 500. terms. i've rooms G0. foot
lot on car lin". i.Gu0. Frank t. Read
Highland spring. rhone Madison i2sX.
SEW upME--I.Op cash bnI.nc. tis On
yer month. bungalow tyne room,
larr" lot. one D."Ck car linz and school.
seen Pines. owner. $40 Traveller,
HuiIding
GOOD HOME on church nm. in good
condition. viii ,nakr splendid home
only 1.250 Rogers. Smith Il II-sl~p
MUTUAL HuiIhing. Madison i7a3
LOOK --Els hSrEaIn, s-rooru 4iucc, sun-
Iht"r, hl"'ping porch b"sutlful electric
hNi"rrH, rustic aTbors: lsrg- variety
fruits and flowers: on car lin-; sell a,
ridiculous Iow price: leaving Richmond:
accept smaller hous. part payment
owner Box X tsl, care The Dispatch.
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HEw BRICK STORES

30 Ne: Eutyery reasonable -cn,.
iHme:.4'e possession Good .orA
''"H '"r corfectlpn"-y grocery.
Ha-4wa'-, barrier shop. shoe repair
tH"'. eye ~rec's' concessions 20
g-'0', tenant Morton @ ThsI.
h.n!"r. First Na'iona. Rank Ru.ld-
IT," Phone hanio.ah -,
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Phone Y our Wants
To Randolph l
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee S Auction Sale

OF
'AhuABLE TRACT OF LAND. IN
CAROLINE COCETY. VA.
In execution OF a certain deed OF
, trust to the undersigned trustee.
,n ,' Dece,nhcr :: 1920. aud recorded
IN me clerks ONCE of the Caroline
tircuit Court. IN -. s. sy, page i03.
deiauit having been made in the pay
nIent OF the notes thereby secured
and being required by the Beneficiary
80 TO 90 Will sell by auction on the
TUESDAY. ApRiL 18TH. 1872
at O'Clock l.. NJ
all that certain tract piece or MARCEL
OF land, lying aud being In Madison
MaKisterlal District. Caroline Conn
". Va, known as the "piiIl.I.IS
FARM. containing cighiy-sryr
acres. more or less, aud adjoining IN, ,
lands Of Gilbert Freeman. John Evans
AMANDA Trainham. Is. r. TrevilIan
aut otnsfs
1El,hs GAah.
c. NJ HOLT.
Trustee.
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TO SUBLET.


Modern North Boule-
ward apartment, con-
tanning four rooms,
bath and kitchenette;
second floor; good light
and front porch avail
able; garage in rear.
Will consider suitcase,
unfinished, to Sept.
LIST. Address c. 1876,
care The Dispatch.
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FORMERLY OWNED RY n =, AEI
KATIE NJ, SMITH. DECEASED.

In execution OF a certain or.I.r on.
Ted In tn" circuit Court ~ lienriCu
"uh'y on the i2th DAY Of January
i"2" IN tho caus" ~ Mary ~ Each
"l"r. sometimes known as NARY T..
fa"hier ~ ais. - Emma I.nuts lam.
pher 81 ais. We. the Iind.rSiyr,c ,ne
cial commissioners. viii "ff.r fur sal.
~ public auction on the prem s.s. on,
TUESDAY. ArRiL Is. io...
at O'Clock T. NJ.
tho aforementioned property. dc.
Scrihcd as follows:
First Lot fronting 100 feet on wv
Avenue. and running back between
parallel lines - feet. aud COMPRISING
Lots No. and d In Rluck II. S.ctinn
rico County Records. The ir,urove.
men's on this lot consist NJ an at.
tractive l0-rnom frame dwelling.
Second. Lot fronting 100 feet on
Main street or Sine-Milr Road and
"Stend'hE BACK between parall-.i liucs
?ao te"t Lot No. >. in flnck
pase az. The improvements on his
lot consist OF large frame dwelling
containing about - rnoins. ih.ie is
hlSo large frame building on the
promises suitable for u garage
TERMS: on"-,hird IN cash and the
balance payahl. STA. twelve and Ugh
teen months after date the deferred
instaIlm'niS TO b- evidenced hy tn.
negotiable notes ~ IN. purchaser
~ So per annurn. and IN. ti,i- To b."
retained until the fun purcha.r
money shall he paid. and convey
ance Is ordered 10y the cour, or all
cash. at the option % the purchaser
Il. r rEYTON. IR..
l.. S. HERRINk.
Special Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

In the Circuit Court OF Henrico
County.
Mary a. Bacheier. sometimes known
as Mary r. iiaChler. ct ais.
Emma Louis I.ampher ct ais.
j. Samne! T.. WaddIli. Clerk Of the
said court. certify that IN. bond re-.
uuir"d OF the special commissioners
hE the decree in SAID cauS" OF Ian.
nary -. 1872. has been duly given.
SAMUEL. l.. WADDii.I.. CLERK
NiRGINfA--IN THE LAW AND
EQi.iTf COURT OF TIIr: CITY OF
RICHMOND. MARCH :, 1872
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MONTICELLO PLACE,

"ESTHAMPTON i.OrS-Mrs f. Have,
i.ipscohh "iI American National BanA.
htiS-Two lots. 5oNlin. In the original
hermitage Park. with city water and
sewer VIII consider exchange for High
and fark lots. This piop.riy is arIu,,
rom I.ahurnnm Park Rrx e $50 ear.
Tn" Dispatch.
Sf'\ ERAI. worry attractive larg.-siz. build.
ma lots nj iIi;hlEn nj Springs on very
.aN terms Sc" thas., r. KurhrmunI
k"om 80. Allison building, sOIi, FAST
Main Street.
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IN CiIANCEEY.

The object of this suit is Ia nl,ain
divorce from the bond OF natrimouy
hN the plaintiff from the defendant ON
IN" grounds OF 9cSertion.
Ana aiiidavit having been made and
hled that tn. said Russell H. caticir
me defendant is not a resident OF the
state of Virginia. ana whose last
SHOWN post once address, was At
lantic CITY. New Jersey. il is there.
for. ordered tina, Russell ". CstIett
81" hereby appear here within ton DAYS
after due publication of this order
ana d" whatever may he necessary 10
protect his interest in this suit.
y tnpN-To
LUTHER LIRRY.
WM. +. DENNY. y. a..
lla H.. Leigh Street
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roR REST

Furnished hon. tor Iune i..y
ana Angus Sin" r"om. uai.in
aud attractive Ess, section ~
W+'' Lnd - PC month Eerer.
snces required
EEX o. JONES CO.. !Nc.
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NICELY furnished suburban nom. sar.
e"lI.n' ;ru5H garden. av, minutes VA.
ron car line A.:ly si3 %orth Twelfth.
!" IL rehi :"r summer months furnished
mousse 'ac.Hs Tarn. if West End ri.,
o' without garage II rear. K.i.ren--,
fspu'f-d. 4 % box 1885, C!,y
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STORE.

on Second Street, between n,o,I
and Marshall. Win 5-roorn IA,
above. Possession May Morton
q. Tho.h!w"f. First National Rsnk
ha.-d'ur !hone Randolph s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

WEST ESD stores. S?75 month J. A
toEEhLi.f & co Madison 5asI.
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Read Dispatch Want Ads for Prof-Use Them for Results
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Sale q:

'liAM6ERi.AfNE COURT. near Ginter
Iark. on easy terms: win accept good
s.passenEer car a. part payment. =. o.
BoK 1885
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SMALL APARTMENTS.

centrally located. room and bath,
: room. H.tcnsnett" and bath.
rooms. k!;Chenst'~ Rent reason
able. Furnished or urfurniah.d.
Morton q Thalhlmer First Ma
ticnal BANK building. Phone Ran
doiph ~
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Phone Your Want
To Randolph 1
Apartments and Flats


! rooms and bath. on boulevard,
modern In eve-y respect. E"rt reas-
onsh,e, Morton y -halhimer. First
National RAM Building. Phone
Randolph a..
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FOR ENCHANGE-W.a hearing o,.nr.
grove. Miami. for Richmond property
nr Virginia farm -. n Garrett !ll
F.agcr Street Miami. Fla
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i.pi-Wili trade clear in, Ia North Rich
nond for good second mo.tr.ra unt,s
Price. li.lC" X ~, care Tho I,i,rat,h
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HOUSE

seven room corner house. We,t
'Fa street, modem. Call Hou!e.
y"-d 3t27.
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REX O. JONES CO..
INC.
FOR SALE
by
o. G. TAYLOR < 60.


EY
O. G TAYLOR & "a
NORTH RtrENoxn
Ing located an ,Isvs,,o, ,.
ing entire c,,y R,-v., -. sc
Terms.
A beauty. pro. g. .r.r
WEST r-<n
Modern room hri-s Jvvo,,,,
hardwood roors ,ila h,,b
lar Grove Avcnus prics ,.-;o
Term.
FinvL Avnn,. h-i.L ,,.,t
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HELEN =. cATLETT Plaintiff
Against
RUSSELL II. CATLETT. defendant
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HANOVER ANE.--i5O feet west OF TIL
hen: 90 feet north side. only $40. J. A.
topnrlly & Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

WIN. F.. denny. y. O..
ia T.. Leigh street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

FON F"nt. mol"fn bungalow. IN. rrile from
Ito. springs. Va. REASONABLE" rent. Write
sugar Plum House. Hot Springs. tor
particulars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Summer Places for Rent st

COUNTRY rLACE--Threa miles from
Richmond. rooms and bath: not and
cold water. furnished or unfurnIshcd
references exchanged. BoI II All. care
The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16
Real Estate for E,chnnvc

HOUSEWIFE sell or trade in a. FIRE, nav
iGHnt on house. eGu't? In ,~o lots SIT
un'"i between tn" electric uar..tin.s near
br!An rarh. Water. xes and electricity
available. William j. bailey. iiIo North
Twenty seventh street
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Wanted Itcai Estate

ARMS wanted. large small. For Iutc.
results, see Msssrs. Wes, and T!mt.r.
lake. farm department. j. y. carn.ai ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

APARTMENT Wanted APARTMENT. 2 or !
rooms unfurnls1cd, Nest End. Rnx
g a.. Tn" b.sps.Ch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-16

KEAI. ESTATE AGENT want. TO ,uhr.n,
small furnished apartment from May lst
Tor summer months Address r. I6G
care TN" Dispatch.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-04-07
HAVE WE LOST OUR LIBERTIES?

People who have come back from
touring abroad declare that we arc
mistaken when we think we are liv-
ing in free country and enjoying an
unusual amount of liberty and that
there are few foreign countries that
are not freer than this one.
There may great deal of injustice
in this criticism though the situation
must not be viewed from a Volstead-
ian angle. Outside of prohibition re-
strictions, however, there is no doubt
that we have pretty we'll legislated
ourselves into such a state that we
are allowed to live and breathe AM
have our being only through the kind
ness and consideration of some feder-
al bureau, commission, committee or
agent.
The amusing thing about the pres
ent predicament of too much govern
ment and too many laws is that we,
voters and taxpayers, have brought
it all about willingly and gladly
Some new measure is proposed
some new law suggested and we vote
it gladly-and pay for it afterwards
both in restricted liberty and depict
ed purse.
We let the camel put his head in
the tent and then he turns around
and gives us several resounding kicks.
And still the agitators and agon-
izers are framing up new laws and
measures for further restriction and
larger tax burdens and many people
will answer the call and help put
them across.
1t is about time we look the situa-
ton squarely in the eye. A little
mores restriction, governmental reg
ulation and interference, a little more
added to our tax burdens and the
very existence of our democratic in
situations will be threatened.
We must keep the nose of govern
mental interference out of our pr-
vate lives if we do not wish an un-