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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June g3-ca;,!e. Receipts.
d.". generally steady on all classes
..tockers more active at recent decline
Top bee! s;cerA. 1850. weight. Lao pound ;:
par, load. SO. buih h.et steers. ss.oog 500:
bulk fat she stock. 81 d1.l5: bulk boz
!oE1a bulls. Si5UI.25. buln vealcrs TO
pa Gers. ..G9N SO; hand picked hinds. to
oukatAers. upward 20 $500
noss: Receipts. 5000: opened mostly
Zoe lower than yesterdays average. closed
steady to IS iowsr on. good butcher
grades: others Toe Ia &c lower: bulk good
70 to 30.pound averages. SOP diQi5: TOY,
flo 20: buik. 81 - 70: pIgs steady. most
sheep: Receipts. $50. including Go,
l!rcc; 10 packers. LAMBS. i5c To sc Higher,
considering quality and lax sorting: top.
Sl2.s5. busk. {l2J"G 1875; culls mostly f1.UJ .
sheep and yearlings steady: good eighty
thrce-pound dry Jed yearlinEs. sll.Do.
NEW YORK. June s3-Cattle: Receipts.
80. steady steers. rs q go: bulls. 81. 80 u
Calvea: Receipts. 1900: steady: veaI..
$40 a 1900; cuiis. TIra 500: little calves,
$50 &rI.6".
sheep and lambs: Receipts. 800, steady.
sheep. '3.DHj.oJ: culls. Il.jcT25G: vir-
gInia lambs. $500 1875: cuis. $500
,, n9Es, KsGs.pt'' i;Hp r;sady: iixht TO
heavy hogs. !iOoail.i9 roushs. $500
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Totals .........32 1Os2S 10 {
'Ratted for Mails in NTH.
tDattcd for Evans In ninth
TRAN for O'Ncill in ninth
some nut when winning run scored
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DISPLAi Liis,issEE

IN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
KNITTED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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U. S. JUDGE GRANTS STAY
AGAINST TAX COLLECTION
North Carolina Cannot Col.
lect Railroad Fran.
cllise Tax.
by Associated Press.l

/, GREENSBORO. y. c, June %
Judge James Z. Boyd. In United
states District Court here. late to-
day announced his decision, concur.
ring with Judge Edmund Wadd!ll. Ji..-
of Richmond. Va. in granting a STAY
against the collection OF the North
Carolina franchise tax from the
southern Railway Company, the Sea
board Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Southern and Atlantic
and Iadkin Railroad, pending the ap-
peal of these railroads operating in
North Carolina TO the Supreme Court
OF the United states on their ad va.
loren, franchise and income taxes In
North Carolina.
The effect of the decision is that
North Carolina cannot collect fran
chise taxes. amounting TO approx
mateiy $4,000 for the year 1921,
from tho Ave railroads until their
appeal for an interlocutory injunc-
ton against the collection OF the ad
valorcrn. franchise and income taxes
has been heard by the United States
Supreme Court Judge II. c.. Conner.
OF the eastern district of North Car
DINA. and Judge Waddill, of vir-
ginia. had previously agreed that a
stay should be granted against the
collection, OF the advalorem tax.
which goes to the counties and cities.
They had disagreed, however. on The
franchise tax, Judge waddiN holding
that the stay should be granted on
this tax. but Judge Conner holding
that il should not be. The matter
was ;hereupon referred to Judge
Boyd. and his decision today makes
the stay effective until the whole
matter OF the taxes sought to be col
lectcd by the state Of North Caro-
lima from the five railroads opcrat-
ing in the state is heard by the
United states Supreme Court.
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UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO co. INC
dividend OF 80 FOR the quarter on the
Common STOCK gi tho Universal Loaf To.
blcco COMPANY Inc. has been declared
payable July J. 1922. TO the Common stock.
holders OF record at the close OF business
June -. 1872. =. 81. DOZIER. Secretary
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO CO. ISC
Tho r-sUla- quarterly d!v!d. ma %. .Je on
thc Preferred Stock OF Universal Lear To-
bscco Company. Inc. has been declared
payable jay /. 1922. 20 Preferred Stock
holders % record At the close oc business
June 81. 1879. 9. NJ DOIIEE. Secretary
THE regular annual meeting ~. the STOCK
ho!d-rh of The Robert iIo rdins Com
pany, Inc. wi! TO held at the oiic.s
%: the company, 10 So'ih Seventh street.
Richmond. Va. on "Wednesday. July
.. al Il. 81. O'Clock l. II. kimbrouYh,
Secretary.
The Directors OF tho German America n
building and Loan Corporation met on tho
lSlh inst. and declared u seIni-annuai diy!-
hend OF ga per cert. payable to Hiock-
holders on and after July !. 1874
CHAS. X. WILLIS,
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CHICAGO, 6: INDIANS, 5

CHICAGO, June 23.--Harry Hoop
cr's homc-run smash to deep center
ended a ten-inning contest today.
Chicago defeating Cleveland TO 5
and taking frmer hold on fourth
place. The Indians tied the count
In the ninth after running n number
OF reserves into the game. The visit
tors used seventeen men, four of
whom were pitchers The score:
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DiSrLAi CLASSIFIED
BY J. ID. Carnival tc SONS.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

AN EXCELLENT DETACHED BRICK
DWELLING,
NO. 6 IL. LEIGH STREET
ny virtue or certain deed OF trust
dated May IL. 1914. and recorded in
Richmond Chanccry Court Clerks Of
having been made in portion OF the
debt secured thereby. and having
been required by the beneficiary
therein so to do, win. OH
MONDAY, JUNE &c, 1922,
At O'CLOCK T. NJ.
on the premises. proceed TO sell the
following described real estate:
All that lot of land with the brick
dwelling. No. l6 f.. Leigh Street
thereon. lying and being in the City
OF Richmond, Virginia. peginnIng a,
point on the north line of Leigh
street, 9i1-4 feet west from the
western line OF First Street. thence
running weStwardly and fronting on
the north line OF Leigh Street thirty
Two ts21 feen. thence at right angles
IN northerly direction one hundred
and thirty-siX 1850 feet. TO an alley
sixteen UG) feot wide. thence with
inc southern line OF said alley in an
eeasteriy direction thirty-two t32)
ieet. thence at right angles in Il
thirty-siN u36) feet to the point of
beginning.
me dwelling consists OF about ten
rooms with the usual convcniences
Ihe location cannot be exccllcd as
abn re Snse ., property, being one OF
and is desirable as a home. Very
few, properties after this order can
be bought In this locality.
TERMS: Cash.
]. T. CARNEAL. Trustee.
WHEN you want what you want and want
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BIG STARTING FIELD
FOR CANADIAN RACES
IBN I'niIcd :Nnws. /

WINDSOR, DNT, June 23.-W. II
Woliatt, president OF the Western
Racing Associa lion aud owner OF the
Devonshirc track here, said Friday
that horsemen generally have approved
of the big Held OF starters arranged.
for the season opening here next
week
The pablo likes plenty OF conter-
ton" he said
There are now 500 horses on hand
~ The stables. Word was received
that Il ,rainload left Dorvai Tor here
last night.
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Pearson Wins delaware Title.

Stanley W. Pearson. Germantown
Cricket Club, defeated Phil Neer. lie
land Stanford University. this after
noon. Ga, 6-i. CO. In the final round
of the Delaware state tennis cham
pionshin a; the Wilmington Coun-
try club, Pearson meets the title
holder, Wallace f. Johnson. Phiiadei-
phia, tomorrow in the challenge
round
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summary: Two-tase hits--Jam!c-
sou. D'Neill. Nuncmakcr. Home runs
--Shccly. Hooper. Sacrinces-Wam-
by. FUik. Gardner. Evans, Johnson.
Hooper Wood. Double pIays-Wam-
by. u. Scweil to Mclnnis; Johnson
To Sheely. Left on bases-Cleve!and.
q: Chicago. 6. Base on balls-off
Mails. / OF Scbupp. 3. on Keefe. /;
on Robertson. .. Struck out--by
Schupp. 81 by Edwards. /; by Lind
scy, J. Hits-on Mails, in in
nings; or Kecfe. in Ia innings:
off Edwards, ] in 2-S innings. off
Lindsey, in Is innings: OFF
Schupp. in innings; off Robert =
son, In innings. Winning pitcher
Robertson. Losing pitcher--Lind-
scy. Umpires-Evnns, Owens and
Walsh. Time-2:I5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston, 81 New York, :.
Washington, 81 Philadelphia, o.
Detroit. i0I ST. Louis, q.
Chicago. q; Cleveland, &.

NHEuE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at Chicago.
81. Louis mt Detroit.
Philadelphia ut WRshingto ton.
New York at Boston.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Cotton goods
markets were steady today. Advances
We're made on many OF the standard do
inestics. Yarns We're higher. with trhdc
spottS. Novelty silk garments sold well
in jonbng houses. but staple fabrics AMI
ribbons were quiet. Burlaps were nr,m.T
on renoris that the dock strife at Cal
cutta had not been settled Wool dress
goods Of staple character were NOR.
in demand by retailers.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAtKEr,

CHICAGO. june Anxiety over heat
and drought tDSGineT with predictions
mar the winter r!or yield would be Vol
below the June ! estimate. led Ia a ana
tuI.ai upIurn IN wn-a; prices today. ia
'tHHiE" prom; taking sales. however.
caused reaction. Tho close was nm
settled AT the same as yesterdays finish
"a SIC higher. July sl.i37s to Slt and
september {!.iIis 10 Ills. Corn gained sc
20 isc and oats 'sC 10 lc. Provisions fin
shed unchanged ~ l0c lower.
leading Iuturrs ranged as follows:
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMP
Richmond. Va.

juno 20. 1872.
The Directors OF this Company have
this day declared "a quarterly dividend OF
iwo and n half per cent t2i1 SCI, payabl.
on and after July j. Is2:. to s;ockhu!ders
OF recon; az the clos. o: business June 20
1872.
l.. u. AYLETT
g
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Totals ...... az . . so 90 U
aBated FOR Schupp In seventh.
Cleveland .I0O 100 col o-5
Chicago ......0lu 100 400 is
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NAVAL. STORIES

SAN.tNNAH. Ga. June :3--Turpcntinc
men;s. ga. stock, a,a.o. Rosln steady.
sales. 81: receipts. 1913; shipments SiS;
atock; 'o.sts. ouoic: Is. i.2j: ID. 100: u.
$50; f. $50: G.. +.si, H. {. 6.c0 X. 80: NJ
$50: y. 80: VIC, go; WV q 81
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NOTICE 10 bidders.

June IS. 1929.
!. Sealed proposals tor the construction
OF IA concrete coagulatlGH basin will be
received at FGrmyille. Virginia. until IL
o'clock NJ. on tn. 10TH DAY OF July.
1922. when they vii! BE- opened and pub
l!ciy read.
:. Bids must hs submitted on forms
az proposal furnished BY that town. The
contract and specifications must accom-
paTy and be- attached TO the bidders pro.
porn!- the Whole being Enclosed ia sealed
envelope addressed clearly. 80 follows:
/" the MAJOR. fa:mv!ii-. Virginia. Bid
on coasu!atius Bas!n.
:. Each bid must be accompanied by A
certified check for Twu hundred I.aOOI
Dollats. made payable Internationally To
the Town OF farinvillc. Virginia. All
checks viii be held until after me contract
,Rched thereto duly executed, or al! pro-
pOsals rejected. after which they Will be
returned TO tho bidders furnishing them
1. The ruccessful bidder will be re-
CURED within ten days after notice in writ
ing OF acccptanc. OF his bid to execute the
contract and furnish surety company
bond In the amount Of hi1 bid. In case
he shall fail or neglect 10 execute tha
contract and bond as above required. n.
viii be considered svtnS abandoned
his bid, and the certified check sinai! there.
upon he forfeited and become tho property
OF the town OF Furnvillc, Virginia. as cen.
fessed and liauidated damages. and the
work may ba awarded to any other bidder.
The work consists OF furnishing ma
terials. appurtcnRnces and labor 70. CON
structing complete. Il concrete coagulating
basin OF approximate inside Dimensions Is
follows: - feet long by so feet Wide by IL
feet in depth capacity about 10000 gal
lons). The proposal calls for a lump sum
bid.
g. The Town Of FarmvilIo. Virginia. re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids
20 waive any informality in any bid or
accept any bid considered of advantage 10
tho town.
(Signed) JAS \. DAVIDSON
Mayor.
DAVID J. HOWELL. & son.
Engineers.
Union Trust uuildng. Washington. ID. c.
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COrrnNSEED OIL

NEW YORK. June 23-Better crol, and
weather news from the South. July liaui-
cation aud lack ri outside support com
h!ncd 10 dspTess rottonsecd OF. Closing
bids showed net losses OF - To Is po!nts
sales. $500 barrels. Prime crude nominal
prime summer yellow spot. I!C0: July
:lio; September, l!.5s; December. 49,; all
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STANDING Or CiUT

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston mt Philadelphia.
brooklyn mt New York.
Cincinnati mt PIttsburgh.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
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international League Results.

baltimore, =: Toronto. 2
Jersey City, 8; Syracuse. ..
Reading, e. Buffalo. 10.
Rochester Newark game scheduled
oday TO be played Sunday.
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postnnne Ganr.

The game scheduled 10 be played
today between the Virginia Athletic
Club and Hoge Memorial Club, has
been postponed. duo 10 members OF
the Two teams participating In the
Shields Lake water carnival, 4,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
SUGAR

NEW YORK; June 2s.-Raw sugar
Refined active at ca to $50 Tor hns
graduated.
Spot conee quiet: Rio is io!.: Santos
Is, liS to lin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, 81 BROOKLYN. 4.
Cincinnati, o. Pittsburgh, =.
Phiintlelphfn, 10; Boston, q.
Chicago, 3; st. Louis, =.
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Junior sunday school League.

Woodland Heights VS.. Paramount. at
South Side, No. .
Third Christian VS.. G.. e. O. at
luck's Field.
Virginia 4. c. vs.. Hogc Memorial at
Clark spring.
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AMATEUR SCHEDULES

Games scheduled today are as fol.
lows:
standings follow:
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TO the creditors Of W. II. DAVIS. of
Richmond. in the County Of Hen
rico, and district aforesa id-Bank-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on June
Il. 1922. the said ". r. DAVIS was
duly adjudicaled bankrupt. anF that
the first meeting Of his creditors will
he held in my office. Rooms lllS-llls
Mutual building. Richmond Va. on
the SD DAY OF JULY. 1879, at 10
o'clock In the forenoon. at which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
TllOS. Is. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
June %, lace
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Tobacco League.

Fatima VS.. Muriei, at 2:3O.
Lucky Strike VS.. Herbert Tareyton.
at 1890
All games played at Boulevard
Field.
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Commercial I,eacu,

Dixie Eagles rs. Church Hill, a,
Byrd Park. No. |.
Takola rs. Earnest Brothers, at G
e. 4. field.
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STANDING OF CLUns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Wilson at HlchmOad.
Rocky MoWct ut Newport News.
Norfolk Mt Portsmouth
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FISCHER TO MEET
BOWMAN FOR TITLE
IBy Associated prcss.I

BALTIMORE. June 23.-Carl Fisch-
or, Philadelphia. and Herbert l.. Bow
man. New York. VIII fight 1t out for
morrow. Bowman won his way into
finals after the desperate battle Of
the tournament when no dofeat ed
Clarence NJ. churest Baltimore. 80.
G-S ca.
Fischer had an easier time OF IL In
his match. disDosinR of l.. f.. GGrnbuil.
Maryland champion, Cd, G2.
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--'-'--- '''-.'7s54
Houses for sale

WEST MAIN sT.--Brick, rooms and
bath. &.Zjo- Mcdaniel. with r. s Hud-
Dc kIn, q Co. Madison sac.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. one o. tho most
admired homes n North Richmond:
modern rooms. hot water heat:
gTOund-. Z55Nl-5 feet. nus lawn. fruit
trees. flowers shrubbcIy. garage. Low
vricr TO quick purchaser with a, least
two-tAifdS cash. Madison fIO3.J
Foh SAI.E--iiandsome l2-room rasldence
a GiUvc.dalC. Va. seven miles from
IDauoI.e. Va. lilo, water heat electric
Igiitiis plant, two baths. concrete
basement and servants house; concrete
dairy. yOung bearing orchard barn
cr!D-. tool house, on 10 acres %! land
!.sl state uf cultivation. Tinker Creek
running through property. blue grass
-, newly fenced. fronting on ma
'igaai highway. Churches. school stores
. E,.ior in.u adjoining property. Four
passenger trains running daily 10 and
f:Oul Roanoke. fEIc" $4,000. Terms:
One fourth cash. balance Ia six eyuai
annual payments. Address e. W Comp
ioH. NOhnoHr. VA.
DIRECT FROM OWNER North Rich
!nnld hone Of rooms: modern: ga
rggi; corner. fruit trees. viii se.
ihi. home cheap. Easy terms Reptile,
'u II - care The D!spatch. or Madison
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fUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

HE FLANTEKS' NATIONAL BANK
OF RICHMOND. VA.
June %. 1929.
The directors OF this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend O..
Tour per cent ON the capital stock. pay
able July /. 1879. To stockholders Of rec
ord as OF June 20. 1872
Checks viii be- mailed.
". 81 GODDARD.
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DISPLAY H. Is>ifIED

'
In the Hastings Court. Part H.. OF
the City OF Richmond. June 10,
1922.
Edna kornb!um ...,..... plaintiff
VS..
Irving kornblum defendant
IN CUANCERS.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain
n divorce from The defendant by the
plaintiff from the bond OF matr:mony
on the ground OF sentence of the de-
PENDANT To confinement in the United
States pen!tcntiary.
Ana II appearing by affidavit made
and filed. according 10 law. that Irv-
ing kornhlum. the above named de-
PENDANT. Is not resident Of the state
OF VIRGINIA, IL is ordered that the
said Irving kornblum appear here
within ten days after due publication
Of this order and do what is neccs-
sary To protect his interest In this
y copy testc
W. T.. DU VAL, Clerk.
l.. LEE MACFARlANE. y. q.
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ChurCh FIIIl BANK Us. POSt- Office. at
Fulton.
Blues VS.. knights Of Columbus, at
Byrd Park. No. g.
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JunIor ATHLETIC Lenrue

Gintsr Park vs.. south Side. at
Franklin Field.
Highland Park vs.. Boys club, al
BYRD Park, No. 1.
Seabrook vs.. Church Hill. Jr. y. c..
at Gtnter Park.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards

p,., 1UHe 20 IV-Z'
active on all ra,tie with good order
Common and rough stuff n.tle tower
strictly good steers. i.iO0 lbs,
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south Atlantis Lcugu- HesuIts.

Charlotte. 4: SpartanburR, s.
Augusta, 40; Gr1enviilc, 3-3. Sec
md game. I innings)
Charleston, 0: Columbia. 3.
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nlcHMoND Trust cioMrANY.

Richmond. Va. June &, ly.2
Tn" Directors OF ihir Company have this
day declared the regular quarterly diyI.
den! oc "a per cen, o. the capita! ,toc.
payable Juiy J. !.2:. TO Stockholders Of
record Jun" %. 1924. Checks Will be
ma! He'd jane 10. l:!2.
Il. J. wILLlNGHAM. JR.
StCrelary- yr,a.u-cr
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West End sunday school I.cnGue.
Third Presbyterian VS.. Westmnsicr
At Byrd Park.
Grace Covenant VS.. First English
Lutheran, at Clarke Springs.
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FIRST NATIONAL uANK.

Richmond. Va. June 20, 1922
tn" Directors OF this bank have ih!1
day declared tho regular quarterly dIvi-
dend o. per cent ON the capital stock
payabl. July J. iy2.. 20 a,ockho!ders Vi!
record Jun. gard
Checks VIII be mailed June 80. 1879
JAS M. BALL. JE..
Cashier.
OLD DOMt%ION TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. June T. 1929.
A. meeting % the Directors OF tn.
Old Dominion Trus, Company, held this
day. The regular quarterly dividend Of 2IA
peg cent on the capital stOCn OF the Com
pan? wa- declared. payable on and after
july !. 1879. to Stockholders OF record a,
VI June -. i,22.
Cheeks VIII be mailed.
W. Il, SLhrGHTEK
NlCe-Pr.sldtnt and Secretary
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, Q; Wilson, y.
Newport News, II Rocky Mount, y.
Norfolk, 7; Portsmouth, q.
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OPPORTUNITY

n" hay modern Groom brick homo, with
game corner location byrd Park sec.
|tion Easy terms $3.50.
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In the matter of No. 3o35.
JAMES r.. GODWiS, In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF JAMES l.. GOD
WIN, OF Richmond. in the County
OF llcnrIco. and district aforcsa id
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given tina; on June
20. 1922. the said JAMES +. COD
WIN WAS duly adjudicated bank
rupi. and that the first meeting OF
his creditors viii be held in my Office,
Rooms llls-llly Mutual building,
Richmond. Va. on the Sd DAY OF
JULY. 1922. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. at which time the said cred
itors may attend, prove their claims.
appoint trustee. examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other bust
nees as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. u. SNEAD.
June %. 1922.
~ THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter OF No. 3OaT
j. y. RIPLEY, In
bankrupt. bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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Southern Association.
Atlanta; -; birmingham, o.
Na% Orleans. Z: Mobile. =.
Chattanooga. IL. Memphis, 4.
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A Raging Havana Radical

"Secretary (of the Cuban treasury
Gelabert further adds that the gov
ernment's money must be respected
and that the cupidity of some people
to obtain possession of what does
not belong to them-as is now hap
pening in some cases-must be count
eracted. Such an uncompromising
opinion, of course, has caused tre-
mendous sensation here."-Havana
Cable to the New York Journal of
Commerce.