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The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
JURY is SECURED
Trial of $4,000 Suit Against
Diffenderfer Under Way.
Parents Ask Damage for Death
of Their Son.

Trial of the $4,000 damage suit
brought by Mr.. and Mrs David
Chandler for the death of their son,
John Chandler. was started this morn
ing before Judge James A. Mcclure
in the first division of the Shawnee
county district court. Orville Diffen-
derfer is the defcnC1nt in the action
Chandler was killed when the Essex
car driven by Diffenderfer turned tur-
tie near Silver Lake early the morning
of December 10. 1921 Eight persons
were in the car at the time They
were on their way to Topeka after
attending a dance at St. Marys- Sew
eral members of the party were in
iured but all recovered except young
Chandler, who died about $3.50 o'clock
the same morning after brought
70 a local hospital
Charge Reckless Driving.
In their action for damages. the
parents of Chandler charge that the
accident was due to the excessive and
reckless speed with which Offender
fer was driving the car In his an
swer. Diffenderfer stated that Chand-
Ter was a party to the entire affair and
that any rate of speed the car was
travelling at the time it left the road
and overturned was by and with the
consent of Chandler
A jury to try the case was impan-
eled this morning and two witnesses
had been on the stand when court
adjourned at nOol- David Chandler
one of the plaintiffs. was the first
witness. He broke down and cried as
he described the :oSer. honest and
UPRIGHT chara -ter of his son, and who.
as an employe of the Santa Fe. had
helped to support his parents He
said his son was / 8 years old at the
time Of his death
Mike Cummings, a Silver Lake
farmer. was the second witness. Cum
1usnss lives near the place where the
accident occurred and was one of the
first persons to reach the overturned
car. He testified that the sound of
the speeding car wakened him and
that he got up to investigate WREN
lie heard the crash.
Trial of the case is expected to re-
uuire at least two days.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
ATTENTION. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR

Sir knights of Topeka Commandery
No. 8 will assemble at asylum tomor-
row (Tuesday) at 1:15 p m. for the
purpose of giving Templar burial to
Eminent Sir Homer Ward Bonn
gardner, at his home, AIS West Sixth
avenue.
Visiting knights meet with us.
Sir knights, please bring their cars.
Interment Mount Hope cemetery.
CHESTER A. BUELL.,
Commander.
GEORGE w. McCLELLAND
Recorder.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
NORRIS WANTS a NEW TARIFF.
Fight on Tariff Bill of McCumber Too
Much for Nebraskan.

Washington. May 22.-The insur-
gent movement among Republican
senators against the McCumber tariff
bill led to an appeal today from Sena-
tor Norris, Republican. of Nebraska,
for a new measure drafted on a nom
partisan basis
Norris charged that partisanship
was" lone of the greatest evils in gov
ernment" and should be discarded in
the drafting of tariff legislation. His
appeal was warmly seconded by
Democratic leaders.
Ira ditional senate policies of a cen
tury providing that 'to the political
victor belongs the tariff spoils'' would
be wiped out if administra ton leaders
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
MASONIC NOTICE.

81. A. F. & A. NJ, are requested to
meet at Masonic Temple Tuesday, May
23rd at 1880 p. NJ. sharp to attend
the funeral of our deceased Brother
Homer W. Bomgardner.
All Master Masons invited.
Members are requested to bring
their cars.
CHAS. w. SPRENG,
Master.
EVAN DAVIS,
ADV. Secretary.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
DEATH OF ELIZABETH BARNES.
Pioneer Kansan Dies at Home of
Son in HarveyViIle.

Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Barnes died this
moring of pneumonia at the farm
home of her son, A. K. Barnes. of
Harveyville. Kan, Mrs Barnes was a
pioneer Kansan. who, a number of
years ago, with her husband, George
Barnes, a prominent cattleman, re-
sided in the vicinity of Dover
She is survived by four children
two sons and two daughters, A X.
Barnes, of Harveyyille; Emerson, of
St. Joseph, Mo-; Mrs. A L. Kiene of
Berryton, Kan, and Mrs. W. Z. Dill
Ion, of Las Vegas, N. Mex
The body will be brought to To-
peka late this afternoon. Funeral an
nouncement later
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22

follow Norris's suggestion. The Nc
Cumber bill, meanwhile, was attacked
by Democrats as "favoring special in
terests,'' while Republicans branded
the opposition as a "filibuster' sup
ported by importers.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
BuIgarian Revolt Rumor Not Verlfied.

London, May 22-Up to noon the
foreign office has received no con-
firmation of reports that revolution
has broken out in Bulgaria and that
King Boris had fled. Advices concern
ing the reported uprising were con-
flicting.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
H. p. GRUND or GIRARD DIES.
Business Partner OF Fifty Years Ago
Had Died Less Than Day Before.

4irard. Kan, May 22-H. p Grund.
for fifty-three years a merchant of
Girard. died at his home here at $50
O'clock this morning. surviving by
less than a day Jacob Riffer. his bust
ness partner OF half a century ago,
who died shortly before noon yester-
day.
sir Grund was 81 years old Riff
fer was 81 The men. both natives of
BeardstoWn. H.. dissolved partner
ship after a few years together.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22
EASTMAN WINS AT SHAWNEE
President-Secretary Golf Match Hard
est Fought in Local History.

The hardest fought golf match ever
held in tournament play on a Topeka
golf course was completed Sunday
when Phil Eastman's team defeated
the team led by D. w. Studdard in the
annual President Secretary event at
Shawnee. One hundred golfers took
part and President Eastman's team
won by one point in a &c to 65 score,
Nassau.
The Eastman players will be guests
of the Studdard losers at a dinner
soon, date to be announced later.
The scores (first names on East
man team. second on Studdard):
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22

speedway. Each year they have
found the competition from the
younger drivers keener. Will
this be the season when on, of
the lesser known drivers shoots
past these vets and wins the
The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-22

THE Carlisle Rope Tire is the most
l. significant single step forward in the
art of tire building since the first pneu-
matte was built.
The Carlisle Tire is not simply another
''cord" tire, with new compound of rub
Der or new design of tread.
Carlisles are made with heavy braided
Ropes, ten times the size of cord and built
on an entirely different principle of con-
StructiOn.
The Carlisle Tire and its processes of
manufacture constitute a new art of tire
building which is thoroughly protected
by patents containing 73 claims.
OARLISLE Tires have been in service
~ for the past four and one-ha1f years
and have won the enthusiastic praise of
thousands of users for their more-than-
usual mileage, their ability to absorb ex-
traordinary road shocks without damage,
for the absolute dependability of their
non-skid tread, for their remarkable re-
sliency and easy riding qualities ard for
the complete elimination of the principal
cause Of the greatest of all tire trouble
blow outs.
There are seven fundamental and basic
features In tire construction, resulting from
Carlisle patents, that make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
EMBARGO ON ROAD
MATERIALS IS LIFTED
United States Burcnu OF Public High
why's Announces Removal
or Han

The United states Bureau OF pub
lie Roads has advised the State High
way Commission that the embargo
on read building materials had been
lifted. and thai open top cars. here
,oforc used exclusively for tho trans
portation OF coal. can be used for
transporting sand, cement and othc:
road materials
Highway w1rk In Virginia had
been greatly hampered by the EN- -
barge. and now that II IS lifted 1t Is
believed the construction now under
way will be pushed with great rapid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
rustee $ Auction Sale

BY virtue OF ii deed of trust OF tho
.th day Of February. 1879. recorded in
Chesterfield County. -. -. Isa. pasc
f:5. February II. !c22. 80 tn. under
signed as trustee. TO secure tn. pay
ment OF certain Indebtedness therein
secured 10 be paid. as default has been
made In the payment ana bcnehciarS.
mas required tn. property conveyed
he SOFA. VIII offer for sale. on the
premises. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER -. 1872.
AT O'clock T.. NJ
mat lot Of land. with improvements
thereon, IN Chesterfield County. Va.
and fronting 2lp feet on the private
road Leading from the Richmond and
petersburg TurHpik. into plan Of
kinKslard Heights. ANA beginning at
IN" Intersection Of the lots Nos > and
Z; on said plan. aud fronting towards
,nc turnpike. and back between the
inc 81 lots Nos. and I. parallel lines
iV- rect. being part OF the land az
!d!u on ON rIid plan.
TERMS Cash
liENHT McGHtNIGIiAN.
Trustee.
MOORE &, McGEA%IGliAN.
-tBCilOn,crS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

Member hank-rcservc ac-
count ................l .7T4os-
Other deposits ....-. 2l.77a
Total deposits ..........N .S55.7t-
Federal reserve notes in ac-
tuai circulation ....... 2.2ls.7G!
Federal reserve notes In
circulation-net liability i6.s3t
Deferred availability items 5ll.Gsa
All other liabilities ...... 23.ost
Total liabilities -. s5.O05. SIS
Ratio o: total reserves TO deposit
and Federal reserve notc liabilities
combined. 1873 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ModernHo
Roland Park

Oue-half block ~ car line between
iintcr Park and Barton Heights.
strictly modern detached brick
residence with nine bright rooms.
tiled bath with buiit-iu tub. lavatory
on hrSt iiDor. fun basement. inside
hack stairs, hot water heat. hardwood
floors on hrst floor. rift pine on soc
"Ed hoor. extra nice plumbing. hard
ware and electric fixtures hand
soinciS papercd: plenty Of clothes
closets rms !s on" Of the most con
vcni.ntly arranged and attractivcly
designed homes in this beautiful see
ton, and II you ARE considering a
suburban home IL viii pay you Ia get
~ touch with our Dilicc before buying
Phone Madison ji67 for appointment
MooREF'IELD K BLAKE. INC.
20 North Eighth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
ORDER OF pUBLICATlON-IN
ClIANCERY.


The object OF this suit is to de-
terninc the debts OF the estate of the
deceased. Susan Ludlam. both general
and lien. their amounts and priori-
ties. and TO subject To the lien of
Maurice Block, the proceeds III the
sale of certain cattle. and to cnjoin
and restrain the Federal Land Bank
Company from forcciosinE their re-
Spectivc liens until the rights ami
priOriticS and the amounts OF all
claims be established.
Affidavit having been made and filed
mat the defendants. Walter LiiGian
Lurctta LudlaIh and the Federal Land
EAnk OF Baltimore are nonrcsidcnts
OF tho state OF Virginia, and their
last known post office address Of each
is as follows: of Walter Ludiam and
Iurctta Ludiam. Detroit, Michigan
AID Of the Federal Land Bank OF
baltimore. Baltimore. Maryland, and
application having been made for an
they shall appear here within ten
days after the du. publication OF this
order, and do whatever is necessary
to protect their interests in this
suit.
And 1t is ordered that a copy Of
for four successive weeks in The
Times Dispatch. Il newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Richmond Va.
and that another copy he posted at
the front door of New Kent G. H.. Va.
as required by law.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF September. 1922.
II. y. HARRIS, Clerk
II. I. LEWIS. $. s. i. PATTERSON and
j. ii. RIVES. JR.. p. q.
A Copy-Teste:
u. n. HARRIS. Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
ISSUE WEEKLY REPORTS
Twelve Institutions Show To-
tai Gold on Hand Is S81l,-
$4,000.
lNk Associated Press. /

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2i.--Com-
himcd resources and liabilities Of the
twelve Federal reserve banks at the
close of business September 20 We're
reported tonight by the Federal Re
serve Board. in thousands OF dollars.
as follows:
Resources.
Gold and gold certificates S 2I5.3o7
Gold settlement fund-Fcd-
erai Reserve Board .. 5S6.17S
Total gold held ry hanks. S sll.4ss
Gold with Federal reserve
agents Observation-Disclosures. 2.eO2.25s
I"'d REDEMPTION fund ... 4S.l27
T"t1l gold reserves .,.... S3.06l.S6S
L"sai trirler notes, silver.
etc. ......... l2S.OO2
Tot" reserves ............S3 .lS9.sI0
BILLS discounted --securcd by
l. :. government obliga-
lions ................., l33.o2l
Other bills discounted aoO.SSs
Bills bought in open mar
ket Observation-Disclosures. o2o.267
Total bills on hand ...s 644l7i
Bonds and notes . 2l35S5
l. :. certificates OF indcht-
"dncss- year ccrtih-
Gates tPittman act $40. $1,000
Other certificates .. 1892
Municipal warrants .. Is
Total earning assets .......sl, OS3.l7i
bnnN premises .......... 1892
Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal re-
serve bank notes $3.50. ASA
Uncollcctcd items . G69,5S3
All other resources . l419I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

Riehnond. Va. August ~. 1914
NOTICE is Hereby GIVEN that I.
Special Meet!n. Q: tho Stock holder. Of
The Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway Com
ranJ has been called ny the Board OF
At tho principal once Of ia. Company, In
tho CITY of Richmond, Virginia on Tue..
day. the zsth day Of September, 1917. At
1880 o'clock A. IL. for tho following pur-
poses;
th) To conaider and act upon q pro-
poaal to lncreIse the Company
capital stocA by tho addition there TO
OF stock In the par amount OF sac. !.
shares of the par value Of IlvO excn-
% as 10 make the iois! author ed par
snouht OF such capita! stock 3s6.
V0SoOo coEsisting OF i.sSV.V00 shA-es
or the par value OF 400 each, such
increase oil capital stock to De of
such olaaa or ciAsses. with such oesig-
nations. preferences and voting powers
or restrictions or qualifications there
OF. a. the stocHholIef. al .aid meet
Ing shall determine or authorize, and
Specifically without limiting the gen-
eraiity OF the foregoing. to consider
snd act ua"H a proposal that tue at-
d!iio"sl capital sock 10 IN the nrst
same. or any ,a1revt may ue con-
'-riibie anti common stock:
co. TO auihorizs the board oil Di-
reetots OF the Company from tune 10
time to izsuu and TO dispose OF ouch
additional stock on such ierms as such
DoAro may IN the exercise OF iis law
!ui Gisc!Stion determine.
tcJ To faiity aud counfm sucn &c.
top tnefs'ufore taken authorized
" sa!d BoaTd IN Anticipation OF such
hctioL To- th- stOcknJ!oeTs n may ia
submitted To tn" Ineeting. and 10 tRks
such other ana further action In tho
premises. including the authorization
OF any necessary or appropriate
Amendment % Gurndnxnts CT the
charter Oh tn Company. as the stock.
fO:ders a :ho meeting may de-
termine: and
td) For the transactiop of such
other busineks as may properly come
before the meeting.
For tho purpose VI the meeting the stock
transfer books w!i be closed at +. III.
on Friday. September !. lS22 and remain
closed until ~ A. n Wednesday,
September 81. 1929.
BY Order Of the Board OF Directors
a. TaEVVETT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
BY THOMAS POLLARD.
80 Hun ST.
Zeal Estate Auctioneer.
| rustee's Auction Sale
IL Acres
Eienrico County

IA execution OF certain deed OF
NuSi' dated January list. 1879 dun
I.'"fned IN the Clerks Dffcc uf IN =,
t!fciii Court OF H.nricu County. i'm
~ -. II" II. page @uS. default havin.
hteh made in til" payment OF Il Dor
non "i Tho debt therein secured. and
ncint required 80 to do by the benc-
hcinry. | viii s'll at public auction.
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER a6TII. 1922,
At o'clock p NJ.
the real cstat. described in said dee6
us follows:
All that certain tract Of land In
Henrico County. containing Twelve
Ii-j Acres. with all improvements
thereon as shown on "A plat annexed
10 u decd from j. .. Tuck and wifi.
To John y. y. Weaver and recorded
IN the CLERKS Office Of The Circuit
Court of Henrico County in d. b.
2l4 y. page /. bcsiunjn> on the south
side OF the new county road, near
Fair Oaks. thence running south
n 3-i d. W. ll.a0 to pine; thence
Il. SIS lilo d: 5. as Al d. l.. 1900 C.
TO gum tree; thence :. 81 I-2 u. T..
9.75 g. TO the said county road; thence
along tho said county road y. W.
20.So 6. to the point OF beginning.
TERMS: Cash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
OWN YOUR OWN
HOME.
Make Your Own Terms.

5 Make Your Own Terms.
s6,oOO--New CT DOM
brick, furnace heat,
s 4015 and 4017 West
B roa d Lots run
through and front on
Fitzhugh Ave. This
property has a splen-
4 did future and will
s grow in value, while
you are enjoying a nice
4 home of your own.
4 $7,000-New 7-r o ON
brick, hot-water heat,
built-in refrigerators,
4 oak floors, etc. 20 Au-
) burn Avenue.
: $7,250-Same as above,
semidetached, Nos. Is
& and "a Auburn Ave
B$4 500 Bungalow,
Westhampton; 5 rooms
and bath; no heat.
! $6,50O-S-room frame,
! Libby Ave.
/ So, 5O0-122 S. First St.,
Groom brick, corner.
! $2,25O--12O S. First, g.
room brick.
| ,000-7-room frame,
large lot, $50 N. Ninth
Street.
| $,3,oo0-a15 N. Henry
Street.
$40, O0O-417 w. Grace
Street.
$4,000 - 1649 West
Broad Street.
| $3,5OO-1328 w. Cary
Street, corner; rent,
$3.50 per year.
WALTER SCHAAF.
Central National Bank
Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
RESOURCES S214,274,O0O
Gold Reserves Total S99,672,.
900; Bills Discounted and
Bought. S4l.33O,OOO.

fe"eral ,seserN. sank OF Eich
, 49, al ~: rioHc W business wed
ro..r,.os COO o'r 80 mo-, "e to'a' S","
discounted ,,a h.,,,n, ,i
"nu oousn' curing Ihe
rt,,.nn,, t'I,a, ''''''''VV i"e
Cold coin and certificates.S 3,694oOO
hescrNe boaFo.... 32.sS2,ooe
------
"'al goa heid by
Gotta v,,,t .,,....' -"''vv
'"'" Win fedcraI reserve
Cold r.dcmn,i.n furi go '" ""o
'''' '"""' "'oo''opo
TOTAL yold r.,,., o.r-,ono
Legal tender r,,.s ssIv.r
''"'- Nv"
Total ras.rv.. ,,o,os,oou
Bills discounted .c,urs5
hy govt obljr,tions ,.aaS MN
Bills discounted-au ntbcr % COS ooo
Bills bought in open mar
kct 2oG ooo
-----
Total bills On hand d. II 13n, ooo
une-year certificates of in
debtedness (Pittman
acp $500. GOO
TOTAL earning assctsS 46O3l.ooo
Bank premises ~ .,57l. goo
- per cent redemption
reserve Bank notes.. $4,000
tncoilected items .. o7.ai7. 900
All other resources. 5S3OO0
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$4,000
TWo.EAAlILY HON..

" VI MI ID HUME.
West End brick home: arranged
nicely Tor two families. bath second
moor iaNatory and connection for
hhth on first; Good concrete base
m'nli not water heat. An ideal home
an" near Grove Avenue. Just west OF
me Boulevard. The owner Is leaving
IA. city and is willing 10 sell for
above pric. Tor Il quick sale. Il, rms
"hn possessions can be arranged 20
NJ purchaScr. tall Madison 55cS.
NJ dudley. about this good invest,
mont and attractive home.
MooREFIEI.p y BLAKE. Iyc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

T" the creditors Of JAMES f.
GALLOWAY, Of Richmond. in the
IN" County OF ii.nrico. and district
Bankrupt:
Hptcc j. hereby given that on Sep
t.inD"r -, ia22. the said JAMES r.
tAl.LOWAi WAS duly adjuhicHtcd
of his creditors Will bc held in nay of
nee. Rooms iliS-lllJ Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. Va. on the 20TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1922. At 10 o'clock
IN IN" forenoon. at which time the
SAID creditors may attend. prove their
Chains. appoint "a trustee examine
the bankrupt. and transact such
othcr OusincsS as may properly come
before said meeting.
THOS. - SNEND
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as Information and not guaranteed ,r
Arrivals and Departures Of PASSENGER T,,;,s
DAILY, unless otherwise shown
Daily except Sunday. Sunday oply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
High Constable S Sale

will sell by public auction. on
FRIDAY, THE 22ND DAY OF SEP
TENDER. 1922.
ii o'clock a. NJ
at Fourth and Stockton Streets. the
following property. TO satisfy distress
warrants and executions VS.. Farm
ers' Economic Supply Corporation, in
my hands:
About GS william Byrd Cheese
Making Machines. Cutting Machines.
Crimper. Lot OF Tinware, Coffee Urn.
Lot OF Bird Boxes. Shaping Machine,
chicken Coops. Lot OF Sheet Iron. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
". II. WYATT JR,
High Constable City Richmond.
me DISPATCH Classified Ads are con.
Meeting links between ouyer and seller.
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

otpt. TT l3g-.
Tho Directors OF this Company have
this day declared a quarterly dividend
OF two and one-half per cent (2ia Co. pay
able on and after October ., 1922. to stock
holders OK record AZ tbs close o. business
September &c, 1922.
l.. u. AYLETT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACt

UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO
COMPANY. INC.
The regular quarterly dividend OF go
on thu Preferred Stock OF the Universal
Leaf Tobacco COMPANY Incorporated. has
been declared. payable on October >, 1929
10 the stockholders OF record at the close
OF business September 20. 1922.
u. NJ. DOXIER.
Secretary.
Richmond. Va. Sept. 49, 1922
Dividend No. GO. The Directors o. the
savings Bank OF Richmond have this day
declared u quarterly dividend OF four 90
per cent upon tho capital stock OF this
bank amounting to eight thousand dol
iers Es.ooO)' payable October ., 1927
Dividend checks will no mailed.
JAS. NJ. BALL,
Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO
COnDANy mo

a dividend OF go for the quarter on
the Common Stock OF the Universal Leaf
Tobacco Company Incorporated, has been
declared. payable on October 9. 1922 n
the stockholders OF record at the close
OF business September 20, 1929
c. NJ. DOZIER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22

y ~ IL
INGHAM COUNTY. "a. CoNTAIN-
INC 2.o5ii. ACRES
By virtue OF deed o. trust executed
and Harry T. warne to tho under.
signed trustee, dat.d .sth OF Novcin-
Der. 1919. and recorded III the Clerks
Office Of Buckingham County. Va. IN
deed Book -. p.s. io5. default hav-
ing been made ~ the payment Of the
debt therein secured. =. IN. r"ques 81
VII sell hy auction ia front Of POST
o,eiock =. 81, On on 20 me "'' 81 :
sATultnAY; TME .2np DAY or
thc following property, to-wii: M
known as Sy"a!nuGc Island and saints
Rest; bounded Oh Ia" north by tao
lands, formerly owned by Camm PAT
tcson. now RO!ta L.. Glover, ana tAs
estate Of J. White Cobb. on the east
10y X, J. Coles. Samue! Coles ana Ricn-
ard Rag on the south ~ the
Camin pattcson. deceased, and ths
l-orenz estate. now owned by .. VI.
Sutton estate. and the buckingham
Courthouse Road. and on the ives, BY
tho James River and lands OF \ =
Butord. containing 2.05lA acres. more
or less.
Terms: CASH.
This tract OF land lies on James
River. about mile and a hall from
Manteo Station, on the e. ~ -. Ity..
and Is about six miles By county road
from Howardsvt!lr, Va
The dwelling. tenant hcrses. barns,
stables. corn cribs and other buildings
are ia fair condition and are idc-
soil generally i Of good quality.
About one hundred acres of upland
and one hundred and NIFTY acres OF
river bottom land is suitable for Gull
tiva ton and about one hundred acres
OF upland Is suitable for pasture. The
remainder Of the tract (about seven
teen hundred and one and one-fourth
acrcS) Is In inner % which IL has
been estimated fourteen hundred
acres IS n"rchantable timber
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
Richmond. Va
y. S,-For further information. ad-
dress Irving j. Whitehead. Lynch
burg. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-22
SCHOOLS,
Mrs. Smith Brockenbrougb

With Mrs Myrtle BEDFORD Rowe. as
sisinn'. viii begin her classes in
Piano. MGsi" aud Theory October
at her studio. Zoe Hanover Avenue.
l.cSch"tizky method taught. Phone
boulevard 2a41-W