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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

convention to be held In Frcdericks.
burg.
AZ the regular meeting o. that
10. the protest against changes in
Lee chapel. issued by Mary Gusts
I."e Chapter. OF Lexington, and the
article IN Washington and Lee Bul-
i"tin entitled; THE Reconstruction
of the University Chapel" written by
Dr.. Smith, were read.
After careful consideration the
chapter adopted resolutions iudprs-
Chapter ana declaring against any
change IN lee chapel. except to prop
"r!y repair. cleanse and put IL in az
near ircproof condition as possible.
y committee. composed OF Miss Sal
~ Archer Anderson, Mrs. Charles L.
Boiling and Miss Lucy Munford was
appointed by Mrs. Norman Y. Ran
dolph. president OF the chapter. to
answer the communication from DR..
Smith. The answer follows:
The undersigned have with much
care read the minutes OF the Virginia
division and the l.. n. c. conventions
since 1919, ana considered all refer
euces therein to the plans presented
by DR.. Henry Louis Smith. in regard
TO repairs. alterations. enlargement,
etc. OF the Leo Chapel at Lexington.
Tho record shows that in October
l'l?. DR.. Smith first presented his
plans 10 the Virginia division con-
Ncnt!on. assembled at stanton, sug-
costing that the division take as
their special task the provision OF n
suitable custodian to show tho build
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ORDER OF PURLiCATION-IN
CHANcERI

The object Of this suit is 20 de-
terWlnc the debts at the estate Of the
oeCcdScd. susan Iudlan. iyUiii general
ana men. their amounts and priurt-
yes. ana TO subject To the lien OF
H'I"Ticc iinck. the proceeds Of the
and restrain the Federal Land Bank
or baltimore and the American Trust
company from fOrGclosing their re-
SpectiNc liens until the rights and
pri3rities and the amounts OF nil
ella Inns be established.
Affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendants. Walter Ludian,,
nuretta Ludlnm and the Federal Land
rank OF baltimore are nonrcsjdents
OF the state OF Virginia, and their
last known post office address Of each
Is as follows; OF Walter Ludlam and
and OF the Federal Land Bank OF
baltimore. baltimore. Maryland, and
application having been made for an
order OF publication, 1t IL ordered TIM I
they shall appear here within ten
days after the due publication Of this
order. and do whatever is necessary
TO protect their interests In this
And II Is ordered that copy OF
tins order be published once II week
lor four successive weeks in Tho
iiin"s- Dispatch. newspaper pub
lishcd In the city OF Richmond Va,
anu that another copy he posted at
al required by law.
Given under my hand this ith day
or september, 1922.
il. J. LEWIS. I !. y Hi iAtTl;s G,srk s,,
j. III. NiVES. JR.. y, q.
~ Copy---Testc:
Il. n. HARRIS. Clcrk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

the ;ifty grandeur OF the statue with
IN" LONELINESS OF the chapel front
and It's ludicrnus tower. experience
q sense OF surprise and depression.
"a, the great Ice Centennial OF
it0S. as Charles Francis Adams was
leaving the chapel after his epoch
making defense OF General Lee. he
remarked to Dr. l.atanc. The only
r"pr"ach TO General Lees memory is
tniS building which he allowed 10 de-
ihcc his campus. Some years ago
Miss Mary Lee. referring 10 the ugli-
moss ~ It's tower and front. said TO
tho writer. You know it was finished
up by the carpenters according to
the money they had, not as father
wished IT.
The building contains no possible
mace for "A modern organ. and the
means Of ingrcss and eErcSS are so
FAULTY that. although it's total seat
ing capacity is only about 625. Il
takes from ten to fifteen minutes to
empty the building.
nutErOws Srntiur Capacity.
y" one. however. dreamed Of al
tcrlnE the chapel till the rapid in
crease Of tho student body outgrew
us seating capacity. and forced the
iucuitN and trustees 10 answer this
question: snail General Lees chaDe,
be Withdrawn from tho life OF the
university and set aside as "a mere
monument. Il pilgrim shrin. for visi-
tors. or shall Il bc enlarged and
thus enabled 10 carry on among his
students for all future time the work
Tor which he constructed IT.
surely IL any body of men in Amer
'ca can be safely trusted by all Gen
cral Lees countless adorers to think
THIS question through and decide II
rightly. 1t is the flflccn trustees who
inherit his institution. represent his
family. own and control his tomb are
saturated with Lee traditions and
l"ynltics. are intimately acauain,.d
with all the circumstances and with
al! possible arguments on both Sides
are spending their lives advancing
LIS fame ANA prupnrntIng his prin-
e!pIeS, and hay" reached their unaui.
nous conclusion after years OF de.
liberation.
The first reaction OF any Lee idol
alter, unacGuaintod with til. whole
situation. is about rs follows: Cen
"ral Lee planned and erected this
building. worshipcd daily in IL. and
used on" of its rooms as his personal
Office. II is thus in ii peculiar sense
MS personal monument. and for "a
Hhlt my has been the South's
most 81 shrine. II should be So
preserve" Untouched forever. To alter
is PROCLAMATION. Granting that
the university must have larger
auditorium. let il build il elsewhere
ana preserve General Lees own
chapel just as he himself left IL
when called to his reward"
Richmond Chapter. u. r. a. is
one of the units strongly opposed TO
any change In the chapter. cxccpt
revolution and making II nrepro0f
ana VIII fight the movement at IN.
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ELEVEN

ing and tomb go the notwithstanding
stream "f visitors the distribution
of souvenir booklets. concerning Cen
.ral Lees lttr and work. ana II funds
allow, tile completion and equipment
Of tho chapc. Itself.
"A committee was appointed to con-
S!dcr the q" rmuI resolution written
by Or. Smith. After conference
this committee recommended thu; IN.
Virginia division undertake to pr,
via" a cusiod an. but not tho Ilstrf
UUtlon OF souvenir booklets. nor IT,.
re pairing ana alteration OF the chapel.
considering the last TO be tho duty
OF WASHINGTON aud Leo Universlty.
Tho following year Dr. Smith an
pcared before the Virginia division
convention iu Petersburg, urging
tnat the N,.1.aia Daughters !ndorse
his plans and ask funds 10 Curry
them out promising souvenir book
'ets as 4 reward To those who thus
the division overwhelmingly defeated
the proposition. expressing most do
'idcdly its disapproval OF CONNER
ci1lizna the name OF such q man as
Robert L. Leo
at Tampa. 1919, and Ashevlue.
1920, DR.. Smith addressed the L. u. G.
conventions. aud the only action taken
wlS to thauk uim for his beautiful
addresses ia 1921 he did no.
appear hetur" the Virginia q
vision convention. ana It wa
thought h, had decided not to
present his plans again. But when
the L, i. e. couyen ion met in 81.
Louis, n" was invited TO attend, lie
mQde very stirring appeal, and the
resolution 9."parcd by him was
adopted. N.rsinia was recorded as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
WOMEN MEN ADMIRE

Men admire a pretty face, good
hIure. but more than all IL huoyant
disposition and the charm Of happy
content There is no question but
what hGht-heartad woman is the
JOY Of mans life, hut no woman
can ID" happy and joyful when drag
scd d"Wh by the ailments that so
often develop headaches. bncknche,
nervousness ana the blues"
We are continually publishing in
this paper letters from women who
have been restored Ia health by Lydin
T. f!nkham'S Vegetable ComDound
after doctors and other medicines
have failed To help them. If YOU are
Ill why not give il a trial-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
MARSHAILITES PLAY
JACKET CUBS TODAY

Headed hy Coach Moore. whose
particular business it has been for
The past week or TWO To assemble
some real pipsitin chascrs. the entire
John MARSHALL High school football
squad vii! "ntrain for Ashland this
afternoon, there 10 tussl. with Ran
doinh- Macon's freshman Aggregation
N the FIRST scheduled game OF the
season. The play will get under way
at o'clock.
Although the whole squad is 10 he
carried along on this initial "Trip. the
following lineup Will probably start
the game: ends, Jackson. Dixon or
Peterson; tackles. Bentley and Rich
ardson; guards. White. Wcllhousc or
Adkins; Captain Dudley AT center:
sharp AZ quarter back: Elliot or
Monday al full back; Jones, Smithie
or Tyson at half back. Tier. play
ers present strong lineup. and are
sure 10 give the Jackets troublc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
Good Values in
Modern Homes

HIGHLAND PARK - scrni-hunga-
low. stucco. seven rooms, hot-wat.r
heat; thoroughly modern: corner lot.
PATTERSON AVENC Seven
rooms. hardwood floors. tiled bath. de-
tached. Immediate possession. Price.
slc.500.
HEi.Lt:NCE PARK-Eieht rooms.
hardwood floors. tiled bath: garage:
fruit trees. grape arbor. beautiful
shrubHcry.
THE TERRACES rooms and
s,cepin' porch: strictly modern.
owner must sell; $500 below cost.
Price. $7,3uc.0O.
HIGHLANp PARK rooms. con
liO-foot lot good buy ut $500 90.
BUILDING LOTS w. have q num-
Der of good ones. both in North Rich
inond and West E!d. Ask us about
them.
SCHMIDT, WILSON & RICHARDSON.
No. 20 North Eighth St. Ran. 1856.
I'VE Believe IN Richmond"
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DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Wcndell'> Pills, A III Ditto Il
Brand, For Rundown,
i.rrh-Out People.

lf YOU '-,l .Ir'.1 out. out OF sorts de-
sp"ndrni, H,-H ..'J or physicAIy drpyossuu.
sei t' ,r1 aN 90! Wendol.N Filjs. Am,
elton itTa, N-uglc Drug Company TO-
aay "Td N..' nr nrst big strp toward
feeling ur -ut away
J! !eE 900 nard smoke TOO ;n.ieD
or are m '"- Hrud-iIs FnlN S.ubluol
hFand. SO u YOU fee! Detter %. tns.-
days of H"t'. y'oH rom Tngic Drus
S"inHHH. -" .c iutt box pGra haasd.
as n"AH""Ut Tor affections ~ tht
hnrNous >.'si~ conalipat.HH. iNsr Of AZ
retIi-. - ,r SAWS. Or Nrryon. lUGtsss.
i.on.' x, q t.S % wcndeHs Fili-. Amt. +.
iion ngi.nd. today GA Ihs E,kusy sasS
2lan.--A3y.
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To the creditors OF BALDWIN &
brown. INC, of Richmond. In the
county OF ii-uTlco, and district
aforcSaid-Iiankrupt:
Notice is hereby gwen that on Sep
tcrIhcr 70. lg22 ;hc said BALDWIN i
iiRoWN, INC. WAS duly adIud!cated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
"l It's creditors VIII be held in my
Office. Rooms ilIS-lll9 Mutuul Build
ing. Richmond, Va. ru the l2TH DAY
or OCTOBER. 1922, az 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon. at which time the
said creditors may attend prov. their
claims. appoint Il trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business is may properly come before
SAID meeting.
THOS. Il. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
ScptCmbcr -. 1922
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SMITH HOPES FOR
l.. ID. e.. APPROVAL
oContinued from First .Iore

Continued from FIRST -raee)
dedicated ii with imposing cerc
monies.
when Chapel Was Erected.
Thc mule chapel was erected dur-
!.s Il period when American archi-
lecture mad reached It's lowest ebb.
anu although those who have seen
ne building all their lives. have. of
course. learned 10 love and vcncraic
II. almost all strangers. contrasting.
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DisFLAi CLASSIFIED
by y W. BOWIE * son.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
TRUSTEES SALE
No. 7O5 Front Street
FORMERLY 40. III VIRGINIA
AVENUE. EXTENDED
AT AUCTION

In cxccut.c;, Of certain deed Of
trust. dated July 81. 1919. duly re-
corded In the Clerks ONO" o: Rich
nond Chancery Court, ia Deed ISooR
255-A. page 1876. there having been
default ia the payment OF Il portion
OF IN" debt therein secured. and being
required SO TO do by the beneficiary
IN said deed. the Undersigned trustee
In said deed Of trust viii offer for
SAFE, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 1922.
at ) o'clock l.. NJ.
the property described In SAID deed.
as follows: All that tot Of land in
the Ci,y OF Richmond. Virginia. with
improvements thereon, commcncInl.
on the south line OF Virginia Avenue
a. the cap line Of Lot No .. on the
plan %: %urthsidc Place. theme. rum
ming castwnrdiy ana fronting on the
south SD" OF Virginia Avenue 30iz
feet more or less. and running back
between slightly irregular lines and
along tn" fences as now established
!%3 feet, more or less. to cra!glc Ave.
nue.. on which II fronts ~ feet y
.nchcs. more or less.
This is "a dcs!rabl. two-gtory. frame
dwelling, and good - "a home or in
V.strncnt.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART EpWE.
90,
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SCHOOLS,
Mrs. Smith Brockenbrougf

with Mrs. Myrtle Bedford Rowe. as.
sisiant, will begin her classes in
fiano, Music and Theory October /
at her studio. l102 Hanover Avenue.
i-eschctizky method taught Phone
boulevard 2gf1-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

never stay long where there are
pimples, cause J come from heaven.
and pimplcs never do" Cupids
words rlng true. Pimples belong to
nobody'S darling, no matter how
much or = darling you may DO. With
the proper amount OF vitnmines and
iron In Sour blood. pimples would be
practical impossibility. The re-
markabic power OF yenst-yitamines
when properly lroniEed is proven by
tho results 80 lronized Yeast. This
is not mere mixture of vitamines
and iron, but iu yeast ironized. which
Is u substance all by itself. Be sure
that YOU tIIc only IroniZed Yeast
Your blood viii be freed from i'm
puritics, yOEr skin will clear aimos,
magica!ly, l!mples and skin spots
Will vaGisA. lroni2ed Yeast Is IA
powerful b.iller OF nerve force. Il
Is sold al ui' drug stores at Si.oc
Il package. Zach package contains
60 tablets. each tublot sealed by it
self. They mover lose their power.
Mfd only ~ Ironized Yeast Co,
Atlanta. Ola. start today 20 take Iron
ICED Yeast, and look out for suost!-
tutes and limitations. There is only
one lroEiZed Yeast produced in the
world. y clear skin Is always a good
accommodation. It's yours for the
shkipg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29
RELIEVE HAY FEVER'S
DISCOMFORT

Hay fever cannot be prevented,
but tho congestion and general
discomfort which accompany II
can be greatly lesscned by this
new aspirin.
TIN0LE'S LAXO ASPIRIN. with
It's sniicylic acid content. relaxes
the blood vessels and relieves con
gestioR. This In the case OF \hay
fever permits freer breathing.
The digeStant II contuIus coun-
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
23O2
Grove Avenue

Br!ck. detached. 8 rooms. bath, nice
electric natures. hOt-watcr heat CON
crete cellar under entire house. win
" laundry tuDa and servants toilet.
i'r!nk garage. Lot 90 feet O,yr,.
, H!hS dp housekeeping. wants I,
~"il "" want 20 show you IN. in
SD" OF this well-construct"d house.
RICHMOND TRUST co.
Seventh and Main SITS.
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GAVE THIS LADY
RELIEF QUICKLY
Took Plant Juice and Hasn't
Suffered Single Rheumatic
Ache Since.

II could see a change in my con-
dit!on risht away after started talk
ing Plant Juice, and haven't had a
rheumatic ache since" said Mrs. a. Il.
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PimpIas :?
lronized Yeast /!
Then Cupid
A Positive Way to Have and to Keep
Clear, Pure, Loveble,
ki.sablc Skin

Cupid has always said, ct love
You, darling little Clear face, be-
cause the sweetness OF your soul is
revealed TO me by tho Spotlcss tint
OF heaven in your cherub skin. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-29

the third days card OF tn. inter
state Fair the results being as FOL
lows:
First race-Frec for all; trot or
pace; thrce-heat plan; purse, 5000
j: - Ir.. h. 4. tflaNico) go. I
i.ovcberry, br. &. (Moore) g.. . 3
Gray Ghost. z. K. tMiilcD.. 3 .
br. L.. br. x. tBeckcr) go. 4
Time. 2:la IL; 2:li 10; 2:l5.
Second rncc-2:l5 trot; Cheat plan;
purse $500
Sir hinSen, br. 4. tMillcr) -.
Miss Toodles, b. IN. (Mapnb :.
Marguerite. b. M. tMckin-
nom .............. =
Locust Bug. b. x. CThomaS
Time. .:iS ii. 2:l9 10: 2:lsl-4.
Third racc-2:2i trot: cheat plan:
purse $500
Heulah NJ. hr. m. IaIapp, :. > j
Srptcmber MORN (Simcns) .
Doctor Long. l.. e. tCaId-
WIZ ..''......'.. . 3
l'an'ir!d. b. 4. Crhomns). : 4
Time. 2;.4 i2; 2:23 l-a: e:23 l.
Fourth racc--one- mile dash. run
ming; purse, 500
Joe Thaycr b. t.. first: Bear Cat
s. s.. second. Prince and Sea King
also ran. Time, I;5S.
Fifth race-Five- eighth-milc dash.
running; purse. 500
Boothe. br. e. first. Marco Polo.
b. &" second. Surrage and Mary
Hampton also ran. Time, / 90 l-a.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wuntcd--itcuI E.tute

niSnMDHU TRUST COMPANY R-ai Ia
ta;- Department Sales rentals aud
loans. seventh ann Main streets
REAL ESTATE-L!s, your property WITH
us Tor -al" or FOR rent. We can scr...
yo:. T.. r. SuAmid, & CO.. - North
Eighth Street.
real. ESTATE--list your property with
~ FOR sale FOR rent. horton O.
TnalhllHcr, second Floor. First National
i'ank BGilh.nE. Randolph 81 and S.
rph o.-' results. list ynur property vito
az Garrett Co. iil2 East Main.
LIST you' Barton Heights property with
Meyer kainan. 5V3 Mutual building
Cali NadI.nn 2s&5.
FOR RESULTS. lis, your property With
- g. Taylor. q %O'th $iEih Street,
ron RESULTS. liz; your farms and city
Irp9e-ty villa Pollard q I;agby, 100.
East Main Street
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THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF NEW KENT COUNTY.
MAURICE BLOCK, trading as Nc
COMB x BLOCK Plaintiff

\. j.. MCKAY, in his own right and
susan Iudi;,m d,rcasnd. oSCAR
IL I.UDLAN, WALTER LCD-
LAM. LuRErTA LUpI.AM, FL
DELlTY AND DEPOSIT COM
IANf. II corporation: FEDERAL
LAND BANK OF BALTIMORE. q
corporation. and the AMERICAN
TRUST COMPANY. II corpora
ton Defendants
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s4urliENN NAILMAY .coMrANY-

50 HMM ItNII.N 81 COMPANY.
E!chnOni. Va. Sept. s. 1872
The anrUa! meeting ~ -tockhu!ders Of
SOUTHERN Heiiway Company :or the uur-
poses VI ciecting Directors. approving the
action taken by the Hoard y. Directors
SiEr" the !asr annual meeting Of stock.
holders. ana the tran-aciinn o: such other
business may be brought before the
meeting VIII lac held at the principal
"ihcc OF the Company, T!unes- Dispatch
building Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 20. 1929. AT 20 o'clock =. ~.
The stock transfer books for 10th com
mon and preferred stock viii be closed
AZ o'clock l.. NJ. on Tuesday. September
u. 1872. and Will be reopen.d at 10
o'clock y. n. on Wednesday. october II.
1922.
c. K. 4. MCCARTHY.
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dUCTiOfS-LEG4LS
Legal Notices
. I
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO

COMPANY. INC.
a dividend OF "a 'or the qu1rtor on
IA. Common Stock OF the Cnlv,rsa! Lea.
Tobacco Company, Incorporated. has been
declared. payable on October :. 1922 to
ths s'pchhu!Gers Of record a. the clos.
.! bu'in.ss September 20. i32-
c. ii. DOZIEE.
SECRETARY
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FOR REST.
HOUSES

SAG West Grace street - rooms
1889 West Gracr' street, . rooms 1
baths
1884 West Grace street. 10 rooms
Floyd Avenue. =. rooms.
521 North Belmont. rooms.
Easement. 6o5 East Grace, 3 rooms.
K1MBROUGIi, MCCARTHY x
CHRISTIAN. INC
le3 North Eighth Street.
Randolph 1851.
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DIEiDESD NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO

The regular quarterly dividend OF 2Go
on the Preferred Stock OF ihs Universal
Lea; Tobacco Company. INCORPORATED. has
been declared. payable on october >. 1925.
:" the stockholders OF record n the close
II business ScptcmAe. 20. 1922.
&. II. DOXIER.
Secretary
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$4,000 Northside

Ten rooms. frame, corner residence.
on one OF tn. best avenues In this
delightful section. a bargain. Call
Mr. Dudley. Mad. 55Gs.
MOoREFIEID " BLAKE. INC.
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FIRST NATIONAL. Hank.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

September IS 1921.
The director, OF ih.H oank have this
La| declared TIC usua! quarterly dividend
o.! ID. la%ah!' On October :. 1884, 10
stockholders ot record IA, the close U.
business September -. 1872:
J. 81. BALL. JR..
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1UCTIOSS--LEG4LS
Legal Notices

YInGINtA TRUST Company.
ElCEiMDSD. VIRGINIA
Sept. -. i:22
Thc Directors o., THIS COMPANY have
this day declared quarterly dividend
81 twD AID on h.lf per ceni (2i4tED. pay
abb. on ana "ftcT October :. 1872. 10 b,us4-
h1!Gers pf record a. tho close OF Uuslass,
september -. !s.-.
l.. d. .lYl.ETT.
Secretary.
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$3.50.

ON TERMS.
Some Of RichmOnd's most promi-
n"nl and successful business men
m"u OF wealth and worth. have te-
..ci"d iiiG bland Park TO live. because
Highland Park has advantages as n
nom" section that cannot 10 found
elsewhere. This delightful .-room
modern stucco home. in Il pleasirr
ne!ghborhood, At $3.50: small amount
cash and balance like rent. removes
every excuse you nave for paving
rent. CAN Mr. Martin.
ROGERS. SMITH & HESIEr.
Mutual Building.
Phone l7i1
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!bIN!DLSD .pIl'E.
UNION BANE OF RICHMOND.
The Directors 81 this bank have DC.
Cared the regular quarterly dividend Of
i%o ca ~ Capital STOCK. payable out Of
he earnings u THIS quarter to s,ocnhold-
e'e Of record a. o.: September -sth. Ch,Cas
wi! be matted.
{. c. HARKsDAiE,
Cashier.
OFFICE OF CITY COMPTROLLER.
Room !u3. CITY HALL.
Sealed b!Gs WI! b- received at this
ri!lc" uutiI - O'CLOCK noon October )
cor 1923 city !!ccns" plates
Forms hHI specifications can be
obtained on application.
bona for 800. approved by tho
cay Attorney. MI! y" required OF
tho successful bidder as a guaranty
Of execution II contract.
IN" comptroller reserves the right
10 reject any ami ali bids.
II. G. COfEE.
Comptroller.
TH!- PLANTERS sATIOEAI. hank.
RchnogG. virginia,
September -. 1872.
The d.r,c.oT- y: ;U!s oann have today
declared The regIl,r quarterly div!icnd
x FOUR JOY cent on .ur capital stock. pay
able beton"r :. i'-- TO sioo~hO.GeFs az
record 90: Sr.t.-lhrr 90. 1922.
WARREN ". GODDARD
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STATE AND CITY HANK AND TRUST
cpIpASY,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

Hcptr'nucE II, I!-2.
Tho Directors o; this Company have thI.
day declared quarterly dividend OF TWO
and half pe. cent t2i. payable
on ana after October I. 1929. 10 s,ocA-
holders II record u, the close .. cuisines.
September -, 1879.
JESSE =. WOOD.
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~ HE>r ATTRACTIVE om.ce. APPLY no
ItHs..yts Bui!dinx
NE l,ENT--p ..fthle ur.D- IN American
Bank bn..aius fourth nplr. Apply Az
! -f.-I-LLt- lt.l-L. it.--N-rE-
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Business Places Tor Zen,

located nat. hye room. AMI
bath, $3.50 yer month. Telephone
IIrnduiph lo2s.
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LiNCHBURG RACES

rNcHErRG. Sept, IS - Small
fields characterized the nv" races on
the third days card OF the inter
state Fair, the results being as fol-
lows
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REIL ESIdIE tOR SdLE
business Property

.NOAp STREET, 20 uloca wes; % feet.
-raspHah.y pr4yed. well financed. Eogors
-iat'H q" ii"Hicp. MutGal Builalns
mon" Madison 1853
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ROAD STEEET-For rent. space In
prpninnEt r;ore on BrOhd street, su!s-
able Tor t"~elry or similar business.
2s'. care IN" Dispatch
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GARAGES.

Rear lsls Hanover Avenue
Rear 800 keTslnHtOn Avenue.
Rear -i4! Patterson Avenue.