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VILLA GETS DECISION
OVER TERRY MARTIN
Filipino FIywcigh, Continues
to Batter Bantam
In ANsoc.at.h -

NEW YORK, Dec. paucho
Nh!a American nywc.eh, boxing
champioa again went out Of his
class tonight ana defeated Terry
Martin, Providence ban.smwelrh,, in
a sensational fifteen round contest
at Madison Square Garden. The
Filipino received Tho judges decision
after a hpu; tina, kept tho crowd on
its toes from utart to finish.
villa took tho agrrcssivcs from the
start. boxing in character. Stically
cyclone f"sniom. hu, lac found Mar
TN Willing 10 swap punches The
Irovidone. h,.ltam LANDED several
hard body blows In the first round.
out MAS swep, To the ropes ia the
second when tho Fi!ip.uu launched
terrific body attack Both mixed
freely in Tho third. villa sending
Martin on his heels once with a
smashing left hook
villa hammered Martin abou, tho
ring IN the fourth. opening cut on
MS rivaFs nose. but The Filipino WAS
sent s.tggering back with Irf,
swing tnat connected on his Jaw.
Martin cumm"led away at Villas
toay ia ihc MN. In tho sixth il was
81 siam -bahE aU1!r. bpth men mixing
furiously with tho Filipino landing
effectively with both hands to Mar
tiE's head
Both swung widely IN tho seventh.
hut III the eighth Villa apparently
had Martin iu distress as he landed
severa! smashing loft hooks To the
head. Martin cam" hack strong.
however. at tho "nd OF the round.
ana puni shed Villa severely about
'he head lionors were about even
during lively "xrhaug, in the ninth.
Martin forced VILLA to the dofcn-
siv" with terrific two listed attack
IN the tenth. The New Enrlandcr
landed hard blows to the body and
rocked tho Filipino with stun left
Jabs. Villa Outboxcd his opponent
In tn" eleventh aud twelfth. neither
boxer landing effectively in these
rounds
villa smashed both fists to tho
head in tho thirteenth. sending Mar
tin partly through the ropes wiki a
left upp"rcut
Villa pcpper.d his rival about the
head in the fourteenth. absorbing
several sun body blows in return.
They mixed tur!ously la the nnal
round. Martin oGsetting Villas stiff,
jabs with smashing rights to the
body Villa was the aggrcssor in
most OF the hghtins.
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wistnr Wallace Graves.

FREDERlCkSEURG VA, Dec %.
"istar Wallace Graves, &c, youngest,
son OF the late benjamin T.. Graves
ana ". Mrs Ella NJ. Graves. of Belmont.
SpotSylEania County. died at the
Mary Washington UospitaI hero
thursday. Mr.. Graves is survived NV
Two brothers, Lee j. Graves, OF King
George. and r. V. Graves, OF SpotsyI-
vania: one sister. Mrs. Daisy T..
Grisgs, of Richmond. Burial viii be
made at the Graves homestead al,
Belmont. saturday afternoon. Eu-
neral services at the grave will he
conducted by Rev. j. w. Dillon, OF
Scalston,
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Father Of Nineteen Dies.

Funeral services for Thomas NJ
Meador, 6s, who died yesterday morn
ing at his home. cll9 Chafiin Street
VIII he conducted this afternoon AT
o'clock from tho residence. Burial
viii! be in Riverview Cemetery. MIR
M"ador is survived by his wife, nine
teen children, and thirty-six grand
children.
The children are as follows: Mrs
!. l. Jenkins. Mrs. G. +. Schmidt. Mrs
l.. VI. Mex !ndrec. Mrs Rhon S Nor
ton. Mrs. l. j.. Borden. Mrs T. T.. Ru-
do!ph. Mrs. G. -. Rudolph. Miss Ar
lean Meado". all Of Richmond: Mrs
T.. .. Barton, OF Charleston. w. Va
; r.. X H., l.. NJ, &. f., T.. g.
Meador' al of Richmond; j T.
Mcador. of Farm VILE; 5. A.. Roy and
;. w. Mchdor, OF CharIcStou
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BOYS CLUB BLUES
DEFEAT BULLDOGS

The Blue Team OF the Bows Cluh
defeated the bulldogs of Cathedral
school yesterday evening at McGilrs
Gymn by the score OF 1879. This
marks the second consecutive vic
tory OF the Boys Club Blues over
their opponents.
The feature OF the game for tho
Boys, Club Blues. was the playing or
Taylor and Montcastlc. while the
bright lights for the Bulldogs were
Ross and pcyton. The Boys Club
Blues are open for games with teams
averaging not more than ninety
pounds.
The lineup:
Boys Club Riucs Bulldog.
kinS 49,. right forward ..Orcholl
Taylor 80. left forward ..... Ross
Gihsou,....... center .... Pcyton
M"untcastlc. right guard ...Dart
Walpcrt.... left guard 80. .Finegsn
summary: Subs;ttutes-Boys Club
Hlucs. cohen for Mountcustlc; Stage
for Walpcrt Fry for Cob m. Bull
dogs. llAbbard for Pcyton. Field
Eoals-Boys' Club Blues. King, 5;
Taylor. |; Mountcastle. .: Cohen. /.
Enthusiastically, /; Ross, /. Huh
bard, l. Peyton, Fouls: Bulldogs.
Ross. /. Scorer. King. Referee, Dale
Luche.
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" ".

'N'lHUta. Gao
',30--N"cal and Instrumental con
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BOYS CLUB CAPTURES
JUNIOR LEAGUE LEAD


Last night at the Boys Club gym
nasium. tn" huys' club Cagers de-
fcated tho Church irill team, contend
"rs Tor TN" Junior League in villa,
may b" formed ono OF the best games
ever witnessed on a local court Not
only was the game itself thrilling
one, bu' tn" Passing OF the Boys
club was different TO any seen be-
fore.
The score Was 80 to ~.
McsclE. star forward for the Boy.'
Club. showed un TO the usual form
by ringing uo seven n.ld goals When
the second half startad ia. score
stood - - 10 la favor Of tho Boys
Club. II sc"uci IS though the game
WAS the Boys Club. but towards tho
last the Church Killers had tho Boys'
club scared But a long sho; by
Noscly put tho game on leo Opp!c-
man and Lawrence put up a stoncwill
dcfcns" at guard. Tnc noor work of
Hopkins ana King was ono OF the
outstanding features Of the game.
For the Church hin team stone
and Payne We're the bright lights
Kelly at guard also put up n good
game.
This game put the Boys Club ahead
OF their rivals. They arc now on a
good footing for the first half OF
the pcnnant. being one game ahead
"i their nearest competitor, Church
Hill
I;oys' club Lineup. Church nm. Jr.
Hopkins ........ F...... Payne
Mos"iy .F......... Wa
h!n@ ...C......... stone
pppi"man .......G...... Mchlbrcch
Lawrence ........ G........ kcll,.
SUMMARY Field goals. HopAins
% Mose!v a.. King 80, stone 90.
Payne 90, MchIbrech ca. Tou,
goals op2lcman go. stone co
Scorer, Proctor. Referee. HOLIDAY.
Nher. played. Bows Club.
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JUNIOR MECHANICS
DEFEAT PYTHIANS

paramount Council. No. 20, J. @. l..
y. NJ duckpin team won the odd
game from tn" Myrtle Lodge. knights
OF iF'hia", duckpin team Thursday
n'Sht at the sccrcation. winning tho
nIS. ana third games. while the
nus were "hneXing the second
by 81 pins. These teams have moi
twice. each having won series ana
nave ticd on games won The nlird
ana deciding match. which will carry
the city fratcrnal order duckpIn
championship with IT, Will be rolled
by these two teams on Thursday
night, January II. 1928, at the Re-
creation
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TILDEN PRACTICES
MINUS FINGER JOINT
IBv Associated rress.1

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Dec, 60
William T. Tilden. national lawn
tennis champion was in action on
the courts today for the first tiyna
since he Mad a portion OF his middle
nnser removed because OF an inCec-
ton. He took a brief workout at
the second regiment armory in prem.
aration for his exhibition matches IN
Chicago January s and s
Il feel greatly encouraged after
my practice" said Tildeu. II was
surprised that did as well as did
OF course. IL Will take several work
outs 10 determine whether I shall
regain my old form. bur am hope
full, I may be allie 10 tell after tho
exhibition matches in Chic2goss
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
NIr.. MnrX Mum Dies.

Mrs Mary Mum, So. widow OF w.
II. Mum. lied last night at u
o'clock in the home oc her daughter
in-law. Mrs J. l.. Mum. at Dumbarton.
Arrangements for the funeral will
be completed today
Mrs. Mum was born in Glasgow.
Scotland. September -. 1896. She is
survived by one son. George Il. Mum.
OF Rocky Mount. y. c.: one brother.
J. *. Fitzgerald, OF Washington. u.
g., and four grandchildren
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T'ODA:Y'S
RADIO

I>DI<N.
east Pittsburgh
N3"-l.ydia Mae Busch, pianist.
AMI Others.
VIZ.
t> vark. y. j.
IA Visiting recital
'NhicaEo. no
$50 Betty Randall, soprano ana
others.
WWI.
'Dctrgit. Mich
3-Spor. results
ATLANTA. Gao
'.3o-V"oal ana Instrumental con-
cert
WlItr,
louisville. KY
Louisyl'l" hallway Company
inspectors quartet
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Dismisncs Ku-KIux Probers.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-The regular
December grand jury directed when
empanolled to investigate Ku-Klux
Khan activities In New York. was dis
charged today. Judge Mancuso. who
ordered the investigation. declared
the district attorneys Office had not
gathered sufficient evidence to war
rant tho investigation. hut that 1t
would be conducted by another jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30

henry Harris, OF i.awrcnccvillc
died yesterday morning at INK
o'clock NJ ;hc home OF his daughter.
Mrs, Blanche Little, 3Ol Randolph
street. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs Emma Shriebcr Harris. and
three daughters. Mrs blanche Little
Richmond: Mrs. John Nunuallv
spencer, y G. ana Mrs Joe Eggles-
ton. OF Lawrcmccvilic
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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cn,.d,

Funeral services for Mr.. Mary
Elizabeth Cavcdo. 81. wir. OF John
j. 'avcdo. VINO died at her home 3SIo
Lester Street yesterday. viii be con .
Quoted This afternoon at , o'clock
from -. Fatrick's Church. Eurial will
toe in Mount Calvary Cemetery. Sh"
is survived by her husband. one son.
eight daughters, her sister. Mrs G.
l. Young, and two brothers, William
and John Watson.
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Louis LII. MNInnuh

News was received here Yesterday
announcing the death In Louisville,
NY" or Louis III. Wymond. MIR Wy
mona was a brother OF Mrs. Henry
l-andon Cabell. of this city. She and
MIR. Cabcll left last evening to attend
the funeral.
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nrovn'. SCI Trnininp Dntc,

ST LOUIS. Dec. 23--Thc advance
guard of st. Louis Americans prob
ably will depart for Mobile. Ala,
spring training quarters. about Feb
ruary rs. 1t was announced today
and the st. Louis National pitchers
will leave for their camp at Braden-
town. Fla, about March ..
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UccLic Defeats Maxwell.

FINE HURST. y. G., Dec, 29.-Wn-
liam Eccl<io, OF Upper Mont Claire.
y. j., former New Jersey golf cham
pion. today defeated Norman Max
we'll. of Philadelphia, former North
and South titlehoIdcr, in tho second
round of the mid winter golf tourna-
mont. 7 and 81
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jesse y. DinRuId.

LfNCHBURG, VA, Dec. 29.--Icsse
4. DinBuid. 6?. member of one of the
pest known families of Lynchburg.
died suddenly at his home here at s
o'clock this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Whereas. on the :5ih day OF December.
1872. N the Hastings Court. Part IL. OF
the cry OF Richmond. virginia. the AS
s!s;ant Attorney FOR the Common wealth
for the cay OF Richmond. Virginia. filed
an Information against II. Leslie Clarke
and certain automobile. known 4
Studcbakcr automobile. touring car style,
engine No. 5iO5P. Virginia license No.
1890 for the year 1922, praying that the
said automobile may De condemned. for
!cited and sold according 10 !aw. said
automobile having been used for uniawfu.
transportation OF ardent spirits. All per
sons concerned ia Interest are hereby
notified and cited TO appear ia said Iius;-
!nss Court, Fart IL. OF the city OF Rich
mond, Virginia, on the list DAY or
JANUARY. 1898. TO show cause. !. amy
they can, why tho prayer OF said inforHlL-
ton for condemnation and sale OF said
automobile should not he granted.
Witness. Walter r. Du Val. clerk OF
said court. and j. +. Willard sergeant
OF said court. this the 27ih day OF De-
c.mhcr, ia22. and IN the iiith year Of
the Commonwealth.
w. u. Du VAL.
Clerk OF Hastings Court. Far, II.
j. r WILLARD.
Sergeant OF Hastings Court. Par; II.
\ COpy-Tes;c:
W. l.. DU VAL,
FORD USED CARS
We have a good used car for you =, a
reasonable price.
SEE W. G. KING
RICHMOND MOTOR co. INC,
Tenth and BROAD Streets.
Phone Randolph i0..
DIVIDEND NOTICE
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO
COMPANY. nc.
dIvIderd OF 80 for tho quarter. on
the common stock OF the UNIVERSAL Lea;
Tobacco Company, Incorporated, has been
declared. payable on January =, 1928 To
the stockholders OF record at the close
OF business December 10. 1922.
c. NJ. DozIER.
Secretary.
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
The regular annual meeting OF tho
shareholders OF this bank Will be held en-
Tuesday. January .. 1928. at twelve O'Clock
noon. at its banking house. corner Tenth
and Main Streets. for the election OF d.
rectors aud such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
.. il. HILL. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO
COMPANY. INC.
Tho regular quarterly dividend of 90
on tho preferred stock OF tho Uniyorsal
Leaf Tobacco Company, Incorporated, has
been declared, payable on January 2. 1928
to tho stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on December Is. 1922.
c. II. DOZlER,
Secretary.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Va. Dec. &c. 1922.
Tho annual meeting OF tho Stockholders
OF tho Bank OF Richmond Inc, will be
held on Tuesday. January .. 1929. at
1880 o'clock L. NJ. at sol East Main
Street, Richmond, Va. Lewis d. Cron-
shaw, Jr. Cashier.
WANT to buy an autoS Road thu olassi.
. ned Ada.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
c. l.. * II. l.. DENOON. INC,
AuCtionccrS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THE SMITH FARM, IN IIANOV Err
COUNTY. NEAR EAST ATLEE
STATION

In execution of certain deed OF
trust made June 81. 1919. recorded IN
Hanover Circuit Court. -. Il. Us, page
~. default having been made in a
and being requested by the henc-
fiCiary SO to do. the undersigned trus-
tees will sell at auction, on the prem
Uses, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1928,
at ! o'clock Il. NJ,
tract OF land or farm. with the
buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in Henry Magisterial Dis
trict. Hanover County. Va, about
eight miles from Richmond. near
East Alice station. containing l09.i3
acres. more or less, which is COM
posed of two tracts adjoining, and
which tracts are separately described
as follows:
% y tract heretofore conveyed as
containing SIS acres, bounded on the
north by the road leading from East
Alice Station to the Parsonage. on
the east by the 20-acrc tract. and
other property, and on the south by
the road leading from the store for
occupied by Borkcy.
(2) a tract heretofore conveyed as
containing % acres, bounded on the
north by the road leading from East
Atlee to the Parsonage and the land
formerly owned by III. ID. Gray. on the
west by the above described tract
on the south by the land OF John
OF w. II. lsbcll.
TERMS will he announced at the
sale.
CT. DENOON.
S. NJ. ATKINSON,
= A.-, .i,- Trustees,
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BROAD STREET BA$j

!.ICHHONI, NIFEIIlIa.
The auuua! meeting OF s;ockho!de.s o..
the broad street BANK OF Richmond Will
be- held at their b4nK.nE house. $50 East
Broad Street, at - o'clock. noon. Tues
day. January >. 1928. for the election Of
directors foI the ensuing year and the
transaction OF any other business which
may properly come before tho meei!r..
i. L. WOR..,
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Lost and Found
] u

LOST At virginia Boat C!uD dance at
Tray-iiOy Studio last night green gold
pin. With diamond In center. Finder
please call boulevard iSI7-.S Reward
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OFFICE CUAKAEA = BUILDING
IDEPDI. q ~

Richmond. Va. December - 1922.
The Snnuai meeting oi the stocGAolders
u! this corporation wlil b. held at its
uHcr. ~. - Sorih Sinth Street. Rich.
UorL. Va. Tucstay. January ?. 1923. Il,
O'C.qck T. ".
GEORGE e. JEFFERSON.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Deaths

NJ NN-Dicd. Friday midnight. December
~ 1922. In the home 81 her daughter
in-!aw. Mrs. !. l.. Mum. at Dunbar
ton. Va. MIS-. Mary Mum. widow o.
w III. Mum MIS- Mum was born In
Glasgow. Scotland. September 20. 1896
She leaves one son. George Il. Mum. OF
Rocky Mount. y. G.: one brother j. -
Fitzgerald. OF Washington. ID. &. and
four grandchildren.
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HUCTIONS-LEG us
Legal Notices
DiviuEHD NOTICE.

DI'IUEED NVIICE.
WEST END BANK OF HlCUMOSD
December Z. ie22.
r. o Directors OF this Bann haze this
day declared the BcIuianuUaI dividend o,
NJ. $50 peg cent and an ezra dividend
OF one IH,) per cent On the capital stock
payable January =. 1898. to stockholders
Of record as Of December q. 1879 Checks
VIII be mailed.
CHAS. X. WILLIS
Vice IJf.,!drr,
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BROAD STREET BANK.
N.g aGnOn3. NlrElnia.

December s. 1922
The directors o, this bank have hi,
day declared tn. regular sonlannual
dividend o. i've t3To) yer cost On the
capital ntuch. payable January :, 1879.
This dividend Is for ave months period
and places the stUgk N twelve tlgToJ
per cent basis.
ChcCna WAL DC mailed
l. l.. WORD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-30

'he regular annual meeting OF tho
htocAholdvrs Of this Virginia state Fair
Ahho.'ation. Inc. for tho election OF d.
f"c'ofs. and Tor tho transaction OF any
Nc'h"r business which may properly com,
nel"ro suth meeting. VIII be held Tues.
day. January 3. 1924, at s o'clock T. n
IN the ollie" OF the Association room 7
Antul! building. l;ichmond. Va.
W. G. SAUNDERS.
SeCrrthrY.
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PLANTERS %ATiDSAL. TASK
Richmond, Va. b"corio"r -. 1879
Tho Directors Of THIS Bank have today
declared tne regular quarterly dividend
81 80 sni an extra dividend OF 20. max
ing total o.: SO on the capital riocn
payable 10 snar'hoii"ra January .. 1923.
q: record D.c"fnb-r e. 1872.
CA.chs NH bo mailed
"AKRE% y GODDARD.
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CIrY ~ MIcllMOMD. yInGINIA.

CITY OF RICHMOND. YiRGlSIA.
DEPT PUBLIC UTILITIES
iIG- VIII b. received q, the ONCE Of
IN" Director 81 Public Utilities. room
30. los. Guy HAL. unit. !. u'cio-k noon.
January :, 1892. fpr Ii;lng :pF GateHO.se.
Bird rarn. Plans anu scE"Gui. mag b.
mad upon application 81, This office.
Right TO r"Jre; nuy and al! bids IL re-
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VIRGINIA HALLWAY AND POWER
COMPANY,
seventh and franklin Streets.
Richmond. virginia.

49, December 20. 1922
Inc Board OF Directors OF the virginia
RAILWAY and Power Company has this
day declared y dividend Of six per cent
va. cqua! to 81 per share. on tho PRO.
itfftd Capita! STOCK OF tho Company. pay.
abI" thrcS per cent. equal to three dol.
'!ars F3J per share. on January 20. 1924.
ana three prr cent equal to three dol.
iafs t|Jp per share. Un July 30 1929 20
htochholders OF record December 81. 1872
The transfer books VIII no, b. closed
Dividend check, VIII DO mailed.
q. Is. WILLIAMS
T:e,sure-
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FIRST NAr!ONAL BAAk.
nFtsIgtft.Nr -

N!lItAON -. A.
The regular annual meeting ~ ,ae
stOo kEO.d-rs gi the ItEst SHtlonal BANK OF
K!cnmonc. Va. tor the election o! dlrec.
;oys. :0s the ratification O: tho acts OF
the directors tsy the .ast ;.sC.i year. ana
Tor the transaction Of Gay other buA!n-ss
which may rFopefIy cn!ne before the said
meeting. VIII be hc;d TUESDAY, JAN.
CART ;, 1928. at - noon. ia the DIRECTORY
room o: the bank. S!Eth and Main Streets,
Richmond. Va.
JAMES Il. BALL. JR.. Cashier.
THE UNION BANK Or RICHMOND.
The Directors OF this bank have today
declared the uEuAl quarterly dividend OF
80 on rs Capital stock. payable out q.
the earnings OF this quarter January
!st to stockholders OF record az or Dece.n-
he. .ttA. Checks vii! b" mailed.
Z. &. BAHkSDkIE
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" II \ y

5:ao-Louisvl'le hallway Compan.
inspectors quartet.
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Turns 10 Alternative.

II. however. statesmen cannot
agree and such an alternative is
faced. what can be done? Is there
not another way out? The funda-
mental condition is that in this criti-
cal moment the merits of the qu.s-
tion as an ccomic one. must alone
he regarded. Sentiment. however
natural. must he disrcGardcd; mu-
tual rccrlminations are of no avail:
reviews OF the past. whether accu-
rate or inaccurate. promise nothing:
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hUCTiGFS-LEC rs
lN,gul NutiCcn

Observation-Disclosures meeting. Tho
Hnhusl meeting OF the stockhoILers of
,ho Union Bank Of Richmond will be
he'u Ia tho directors room Of said ba nix
V" Ihurbday. January IL. 1923, Mt IL
moon ;or the election OF directors for
.he ensuing year nnd such other busl-
He' as may properly como before tho
meeting {. &. Barksdalc. cashier
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ClIAS. X. WILLIS.
S.Jrctar, aud TREASURER
OFFICE rF' TUE VIRGINIA. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
RICHMOND. NlKGlSIA.

] NB.ds win be received - the Office OF the
Y .giHia state Highway Commission. cor
ucr Tenth aud Marshal! Streets. Rich
mund. Va. until 1880 o'clock y. 81.
ThursGay, Ianuary II. 1929. for the con-
htruni ION nt.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO

Tho regular quarterly dividend OF 30
on tho preferred stock OF tho Uniyorsal
Leaf Tobacco Company, Incorporated. has
been declared, payable on January 2. 1928
to tho stockholders OF record at the close
OF business on December Is. 1922.
c. NJ. DOZlER,
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The Democrat-herald., 1922-08-11
Proettsville

Roy Johnston and B. Simpson
of Garland. Kans.. were in cur
midst the otfe. day.
a splendid rain Of two and
one fourth inches fell here Sat-
urday night, July 90.
John Wagner of I Webb, a
thresherman. was here Satur-
day in the interest of getting
his machine started here by
next week. Mr.. Wagner thinks
this is sure some good prospects
for crops and also was we'll i'm
pressed with the many wheat
stacks of good quality.
Sam Cannon of Springfield,
peddling the Raleigh medicine es,
is con vassing this part of coun-
try.
Harvey Finley of near Buck
eye is having O public sale Aug.
10. He recently invested in .
new REQ speed truck.
Ira Hardin. Chas Kincaid and
Home mer Randall helped Mr.. Cham
berlain Friday and Saturday in
pulling his we'll. Ira and Hem
er were compelled to go to Syr-
acuse to get repairs for the we'll
and go on.
There will be an ice cream So
cial and good time in general.
followed by a big dance at the
Proettsville school house. Aug.
IL. Turn out and enjoy it..
Mr.. Johnston. our county COM
missioner, was here the other
day on business and incidentally
to see if that bridge was put in.
Regular teachers mination
will be held Aug. II and l8.
High school examination will be
held Aug. 10 for those teachers
who expectt, teach high school
branches.
Margaret E Jackson.
County Superintendent.