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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, MD. June g.
Potatoes. white. 100 lbs. LIS also;
No. =. 50GT5 new potatoes, Dbl. $50
q 500: sweets and yams, hu.. 1000
LES: no. .. SOD rs: asparagus. doz.
2.50Gl 400 No. .. l.20ul.S0; beams,
l.50lI2.0O; bcets. 100. 5.00I600: cab
bage. crate. l.00N 80: carrots. 100.
6. 90 a 500; corn. crate. 1904 400: Gu
cumbers. crate. l.5O02.50 elephants.
crate. l.O04225; kale. bu.. loT20.
Lettuce. basket. asa 80; onions. 100
lbs. 3.50a5.00: No. 2, 2.oOU 800:
spring onions. 100. l.25 $50: peas.
bu.. GOGGLES: peppers. crate. 1900
800; radishes; 100. 500 100: rhubarb.
squash. crate. l.0oG5.75: tomatoes,
crate. 25O05.50
Apples. packed. Dbl. 6500S.5O; No.
9. 5000 c 90: bu. l.75m2.5O; box APP
pies. 2soGi0O blackberrics. quart.
2OM25; cherries. H.. l0I20: grape
fruit box. 3.500 500: oranges. box.
600 a 800: peaches. crate. 3.00T $50;
melons. each 50075.
Poultry-Live, spring chickens,
pound. SIS: mediums. so; small and
white l.cghorns. 4OMi5: young win
tcrs. i0U Is. old hens, .Im2S: small
and white Leghorns 26N27: old
roosters. l6; ducks. goa %; small and
EGgs-Loss on. native and nearby
22In23
Butter-Creamcry. fancy. pound.
l7I37I2: prints. 3Sm40 nearby
creamery. 3ia35: ladies'. oGI2s.
rolls. 2i626: store packed. "a; dairy
prints. 2iI2 20; process butter. ~ a -.
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sixth stree. to 1918 North Thirty
seventh Street.
Hudson. Mrs. 2sl4 East Franklin
Street to 1000 East Broad Street.
Irby. a. L.. 27O4-A West Main
Street to Bon Air. Va.
Johns. DIR. +. S. Windsor Court to
1902 Floyd Avenue.
Lee. 1. ~. gels Taylor Street to
2s3l West Cary Street.
Lav!ne, H.. 1914 East Main Street
TO 1923 East Main Street.
Johns. NJ. 20l5 East Main Street to
10 North Eighteenth Street.
Mills. l., Leigh Street to 622 Clai-
borne Street.
Patton H. G.. 2sl3 Seminary Ave-
nue. to SilS Chamberlayne Avenue.
Pace, NJ. 1920 Eas, Franklin Street
to l0l East Canal Street.
OreGl"y. L. l., 10 South Randolph
Street to zoos Walker Street
Phelps. Mr.. 2Ol6 East Eleventh
Street to 26il East Franklin street
ROADSTER, r.. 100 West Ninth Street
TO II West Seventh Street.
Rogers. u. a.. 1923 Floyd Avenue to
2Sos West Main Street.
Skicw. W. F.. 100 West Ninth Street
to II West Seventh Street
Allen. Carrie. Catherine Street TO
fo5 West Jackson Street.
Brown. j. a.. 2Si2 Fourth Avenue,
Highland Park, to 3l4l Griffin Avenue.
Cinncdly. j. NJ. 40 East Grace
Street TO Wilmington. n. c.
Connely. Il. T.. 523A North Tenth
street To .22S South Fifth street.
Franklin. ". H.. storage To 700
South Sycamore street
Framer, Il. H.. 1911 Beverly Street
to Gl2 Randolph Street.
Giles. f., 2l0 East Sixteenth Street
to AZ East Fifteenth street.
Owens, n. c.. lS20-A West Cary
street to 3206 Fifth Avenue.
Ryall. y. b.. Highland Springs, To
G19 North Ninth street
Rhodes. w. o., Chesapeake md
Ohio Railway to ll2i Weat Grace
street.
Robertson. H.. All Pleasant Street
To Highland Springs.
Wnllow. r., 3oll NJ Street TO 900
Jones Alley.
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president; J. f.. Powell. secretary.
and a. Il. Shines. all OK Churchland.
Va. To maintain n tra,ernal boncft
associations.
L. A. Cowper Company, Incorpor-
rted. Norfolk. Va; maximum. S25.-
600; minimum. 10000 W. u. VII
icy. president: IL. W. Osterhout. soc
rotary. and X. V. Morrison. all Of
Norfolk. Va. Wholesale grocery and
mercantile business.
Dry Fork Smoheless Coal Land
Corporation. Lynchburg. Va: maxi
mum. S2JO.O0O, minimum, 100000.
Alfred ID Percy, president; b. Il.
Adams. secretary. VI X Duerson ana
O. h. Vaughan. all of Lynchburg. Va
General real estate busincss.
Corson-D Davis Construction Com
pany. incorporated. Cumberland. Va !;
maximum. 10000: minimum, $1,000.
Charles g, Corson. president. Guinea
Mills, Va; Henry y. Davis, secretary.
Cumberland Va. and John Martin
General real estate and construction
business.
Amendment 20 charter OF Harper
Overland Company. Incorporated.
Alexandria. Va. X II. Harper. pros!-
dent. and p. -. Jenkins. secretary
Changing its name TO Harper Motor
Company. Incorporated.
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MOTHERS FIRST
THOUGHT WAS OF
HER LITTLE GIRL
Mrs. ]. T. Alley Tells How
Alarming Stomach Trou-
BILE, From Which They
Both Suffered, Was Com
pletely Overcome by
Tanlac.

"Tanlac has done so much for ma
1T seems just can't praise IL enough"
said Mrs. j. T. Alley. RoN AS. School
held, Va.
II suffered SO from indigestion and
stomach trouble I couldn't eat a thing
without Intense pains. Gas formed
and caused such awful pains around
ms heart | could hardly stand *. II
i ate anything with acid In it--.irH6
iomatocS-it always drove me 10 dis
traction. didn't know what Il was
to get "a good nights sleep and could
Ind nothing 10 help ne.
MY li;ilc Girl. nine years old. had
been suffering so drcadfuily from In
digestion | tried Tarlec in her case.
and II so completely relieved her I
started on II myself. Since taltiRR
four bottles I feel well anil happy
all tho time. my appetite IL just hns
and have gained ten pounds.'~
think Tanlac Is tho arandest medi-
cine in the world"
Tanlac Is sold by All good drug
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FRAME UP" CHARGED
BY SENATOR WATSON
TBy Associated Press.J

WASHINGTON. June 2.-Charges
that an attempt was being, made TO
frame up" and railroad" 10 prison
Andrew T. Durbia, OF Columbus.
Ohio. son OF William Durbin. Demo
cratic state chairman. OF Ohio, for
having given Information regarding
acts OF Attorney General Daugherty
and Thomas r. Fielder. New York at
torney, were made In the Senate late
today BY Senator watson. Democrat.
Georgia.
senator Watson made his charEes
shortly after Young Durbin, arrested
here Saturday on charge OF OBJ
tanning money under false pretonses
from n Washington hotel. had been
ordered held by District Attorney
prcsmont for preliminary hearing
June :. attorney Presmont stated
that extradition Of Durhin TO OHIO
had been requested. similar charge
having been placed against him in
Cleveland.
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DENMARK MEETS
FRANCE JUNE 1910
IRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, June 2.-France and
Denmark Will meet In the second
round Of the Davis Cup tennis play ut
Copenhagen on June II, IL and 10.
II was announced today by the United
states Lawn Tennis Association. This
match comes about because Canada
defaultcd to France. and Denmark
drew bye In the first round.
ON the Danish team will he NaGo
lnGervles. Erik Tegncr. Peterson and
Bache. France will be represented
by Jean Cochct, Jean Borotra. Andre
Colbert and Jean COuitoas. Ingcrvles
and Tcgncr OF the Danes. and Colbert
are the only Davis Cup veterans on
the teams
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKrr.

'WINAGD. june 2.--Cattle: Kerclpts
$50; active Beef steers strong to 10
cents high"E: mostly - cents Up: TOP
matured Steers. $50; bulk beef steers.
s.iims5l; she stock and stockers steady:
hulis and veal calves strong: bulk ist she
stock. s5.isG1.25: hulk bologna bulls
around Ii. bulk ycalcrs to packers.
si"ClF a 70. -
Hogs, Receipts ?TCCo. opcned u to
IL cents higher than Yesterdays ave-ag"
closing agm on lights and good butchers;
others wcak. mostly s'cady with Thurs
DAYS average: top. $40 20: bulk "i5n
! .: shipperA took about 6.GG: h"ldovcr
liberal: pigs steady mostly s;i0filo.i.
sheep: Receipts. 1900: mos,ly steady:
spots on lambs lower; choice native r2r!nE
lambs. - 70 TO city butchers uackere
tap. si453 cu!is mostly $500 $50 b. ~
'!ght ewcs HOO. hcaYisa 81 % frl 30
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f2O.o0o.0oo preferred. and 100000
shares OF common stock. WAS granted
certificate Of authority 20 do busi-
ness in Virginia by tho State Cor
p"ration Commission yesterday. Its
principal offices In Virginia will bu
located IN Richmond. with d. -. Arm
strong In charge The company Will
do a general Investment business
other charters and amendments
granted yesterday follow:
Prospect Holding Corporation. Nor
folk Va. maximum. 800. 900: mini
mum. $4,000 s. u. S,anncld, presi-
don't; +. s Taylor. secretary. and w.
w StarNc. al OF Norfolk. Va. Cen
graf real estate business
Grand United Order Of Visitors OF
King solomon. Churchland. Va: non
stock corporation W. f. Terry.
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MURPHY ON WAY
TO DRIVING TITLE
LRr AssocIated Press1

INDIANAPOLIS, June Jimmy
Murphy, of Los Angeles, winner OF
the annual 500-mile automobile race
here Tuesday. Is we'll on his way 10
the driving championship Of tho
United States for 1922. He already
has 1000 points. several more than
the number by which Tommy Milton
won the title last year. Milton has
not scored point this year. II was
said.
Harry Hartz. also OF Los Angeles,
Is second. having 1900 points
Hartz was second In the race here.
Frank Elliott another pilot from the
coast, Is third, with 375 points
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY ii. T. RlCHESON &c COMPANY
Real Estate and Loans
Desirable Building
Lot
In Jackson Ward

At the request Of the owner. we
viii offer for sale. At public auction.
on tho premises, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 3. 1922.
AT o'clock T.. NJ.
Th!rtyfoot lot on the east side OF
First Street. between Baker and
Charity Strccts Cknown as No. 81
North First street,. together with
tho old brick building tlr--con.
This is an elegant location for the
rental Of brick fats and will prove
Il splendid Investment.
TERMS: Liberal and announced
II sale.
y. w BOWIE & son.
Real Estate Auctioncers
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CHICAGO GRAIN MAKEEr.

CHICAGO. June despite !css favor
abe, domestic CTpp reports. the wheat
market hes. aaEg"i IN !rice today. OWING
largely - lower VuDia.!Uns at liverpool
anu 10 assertions that European holidays
tomorrow ana Monday would tend TO cur
tan export demand. The closing In Chit
cdgn WAS steady. but was !. to !. Crnt net
lover. w!th July S!ls: to sllsA. and
September Mia. 10 '..i;-:. Corn finished
a sSai" TO :. cents od. oats az !, cents
decline 20 ike advance. ANA pruvis !Ous
UNCHANGED 10 setback o: pa cents.
Domestic mills took fl!T pun niity OF
wheat her" and receipts at Chicago con-
tinued to dwiDdle. arrivals today being
only twenty: three cars. Primary receipts
FOR IN. country a whole wer. less than
was the case year ako.
Corn weakened with wheat. no;wjth-
standing gossip q! export sales OF corn
to'allinE l.p,0Vo0 bushels. good shipping
demand helped TO Uphold the o&ts mar
ks' An increase OF lard stocks here
had something .: bear!sh influence on
the provisions aTke,.
LEADING fufmrns ranYAl fnllnns
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McTtne CIothicrs.

Home run--Gathright. Stolen bases
,Nunallie go. Jones ~. Patterson
ID Sacrifice hit-Hattorff. Sacri-
i've lEnDukc. Doupie plays-Nunai-
ne TO Duke to Rollins (3): Duke 10
Rollins Wild pitch-Bahcn (2). wild
iinrri9w-Patterson %. Hit By pitched
pa!l-bH Bnhen. !: Nunallie. /: Stew
nr', =: lIett on bascs--Burk tS Co.
3. McRae Clothier, I. First bnse on
s'For-Burk Co. |; McRae Clothier,
struck out-by Rahen. /; Jones,
!. tIne or game. l:lO. Umpire. Scott
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'Ratted for Smith in eighth.
Score by innings:

Richmond ......41l 02l I0x--l0
Harrisburg " 600 100 100 >
Summary: Earned runs-Richmond
:: Harrisburg, 3 Two-base hits
Pettus Mason. Dixon. Three base
hits-Womax Smith. Ryan, Fisher
rettus. Carter stolen ases-Mason.
Fcttus Perry. Fisher. Sacrifices
Fletcher Hit by pitched bali--Pcr-
ry. Passed bnil-Smith Left on
ha sns--Rich mond. 10; Harrisburg. 4
Struck out--by Mitchell 3: by Car
ter. l. Bases on balls-on Mitchell.
.; off Carter, /. Umpircs. Nixon and
Ediss. Time, l:45.
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TO Consider AntIgamblinr nm.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-The House
antigamb!ing bill TO prohibit publ
cation or horse-racing Information
VIII be considered next Monday by
the Senate Judiciary Committee I'M
der call issued today by Chairman
Nelson.
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Knin Prevents Eivht.

PHlLA DELPHIA. PA. June o
RAIN today caused postponement
until Monday night OF the eight
round boxing bout between Lew
Tender, Philadelphia lightweight.
and Bobby Barrett. OF Clifton
Heights. Pa. The fight was scheduled
TOR tonight At the Philadelphia Ma
tional League base ball park.
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''''' Is d
4 American National

Miller Three base hits-O. Divins
owens. Home runs-O Divine
owens. Stolen bases--Morse. Butter
worth Quarles. Brown (I). Bases on
bails-om Moore, 4: OF Baidwin
Struck out--by Moore. s: by Bald
Win. O.. Wild pitch-Nioore (2).
SCorcr-A dams ~
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In execution Of certain deed OF
trust, dated september -. 1920. duly
recorded IN the clerks oniCe Of the
Richmond Chancery Court. in Deed
BOOK 2G7-C. page 3s2, there having
been default In the payment Of "A
portion of tho debt therein secured.
and being required TO do so by the
beneficiary IN said deed. the under
signed. trustee In said deed OF trust.
viii offer for sale. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 6. 1922.
AZ o'clock +. NJ.
the above lots on the cas-. Side NJ
nineteenth Street. in : {. Brauer's
subdivision. between Brauer's Lane
and Fairfield Avenue, and fronting
thereon one hundred and twenty feet
I20 feeD with depth OF one hundred
and thirtythre. feet I33 !ceD to
an alley in the rear
Terms: CASH.
STUART EOWE. Trustee.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY POLLARD e BAGi3Y. INC,
Real Estate Auct!oneers
Commissioners
Auction Sale
919BuchananS ST.

In execution OF a certain order en-
tered in tho Chancery cour, Of the
City of Richmond Virginia. on the
18TH day OF May. 1922. in the cause OF
Cora =. Bass VS.. Maria Is. MoIcs and
others, the undersigned special com
missioners Will Offer for sale at pub
TIC auction on the premises on
MONDAY. JUNE g. 1922.
AT I. VI.
tho above property described as fol
lows:
All of that certain lot. niece or
parcel Of land. with the improve
ncnts thereon, lying and being in
the city OF Richmond. State OF VIr-
ginia. fronting Il feet on the north
line Of Federal or Buchanan Street,
and running back between parallel
lines l2i feet and inches to AN alley
Is feet and inches wide and known
as No. sl9 buchanan Street"
TERMS: One-third In cash IN.
balance IN equal installmcnts ut 6
and twelve months. with interest
evidenced by notes and title to he
retained by the court until the en-
tire purchase money has heen paid
or all cash at tho option Of the pur-
chaser.
SIMEON NJ ATKINSON.
ALFRED Il. COHEN
Special commissioners
certify that tho bond required hv
the S@rc decree OF the Special Com
miss NRers has been dulv given
Given under my hand this 3ist dav OF
May. 1922.
CHAS O. SAVIIIE t,IorL
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crude and selling by rohners. but the
market finally rallied with cotton and
cioeed generally to points not lower.
Sales. SOD barrels. Prime crude, s.T6.
nominal: prime summer yellow spot.
Nn0ii.H: July. li.65; September. 1885,
December. sst: all bid.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR RENT.

Furnished h ouse on
Franklin Street, 500
block West Franklin
Street; 4 master bed
rooms, 3 baths, large
living-room and dining
room, maids rooms,
CT ose is, etc. I'm
mediate poss G S 81 O n.
Will rent for 500 per
month to Sept. LIST.
Morton G. Thalhimer,
First National Bank
Building. Phone Ran
dolph Sd.
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CLEVELAND DISCOUNT
co. GETS CHARTER

The Cleveland Discount Company.
incorporated under the laws OK Della
ware. with maximum capital o.
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DRY GOODS,

NEW YORK. Juno 2-Cot;on goods wcro
rrmer today. Buying Was steady. coarse
soots being especially active. Yarns
were h.mer Bur!aps continued strong.
wlth -!sinR tendency. Wool markets
were Quieter. but s,ropR. Siiks wero m
moderate demand. manufacturers be!ns
unable to meet buyers ideas of values
becAuse OF The hiRh .LIce OF raw six.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. June THE raw .ugar
market was hrm and unchanged Spo,
and nearby Cuhas were quoted Mt ll-isc.
cos, and freight. eqm-! to 80. There was
q fair inquiry reported and sales for the
day TO operators and rehnera were esti-
mated at 1900 ha-s OF Cubas within
Tho raw sugar futures market was
steady carly on covering and buying by
commission houses. but after prices
showed gains ~ tn ? points offerings
"ased off and closed unchanged to points
S"n;embcr. 292. December. 2.se; March.
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hUCTIOfS-LEGALS
Auction Sales sc
Legal Notices
% I
NOTICE.

NOTICE
once Of c!ty COMPTROLLER.
Room !O3. C.;Y Han.
Richmond. Va. june :. 1874
Tho 'rsns'"r books o. tho bonded debt
o: tho CRY OF Richmond Wal! De closed on
and after Tho !sih instant and reoponed
on July J. is?;
II. G. COFER.
COMPTROLLER
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Trustee's Sale

LOTS los. LOG. lO7 AND los. oN THE
EAST SIDE OF NINETEENTH
STREET. BETWEEN BKAt-ER'S
LANE AND FAIRFIELD AVENUE
AT AUCTION
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EDINl'EE


NEW YORK. June 1.-The market tor
coffee fu,r-es opened at decline Of Z
nOinta on Nay in which there WIS worry
Ittt'e trading hut generally to pnin;s
higher on reports Of higher m!,:cis quo
iatons FOR Santos and covering hv Iuiy
shorts. July sold w TO l0.2S and Sep.
,tmber TO % in the later trading. or
about 10 10 r"ints net higher and the
close was at practically the best hcurcs
knowing net advances 81 to II point.
Sales were estimated at 800 bags July.
1917: September ?.ai. October. 9s3: D"
cembsT: 49,: January, go: March, at
SPOT coffee was reported in moderate
demand al II cents for Rio "a and itis
70 HN for San tos Is, Offerings from San
ana So at i5s6 20 itis Tor prompt ana at
1870 for forward shipment. Rio Is were
offered At ~ IS: June.July shipment,
COTToNSEED OIL.
NEW YORK. June 2.--Th4 early trend
of cottonseed oil prices was downward to-
day beeauss OF -dapTsssion In lard, lower
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In execution OF deed Of
clerks OF Richmond
Of
tlon,o on the premises
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NANA,. STORES.

SAVANNAH GA. Juno l--Turnen,ine
st-sdy. ~: sales. 81; receipts. i5s: ship
.nsnts. 81; stock. 1910. Rosn nEm: sales.
~: receipts. 1871: shipments. l.853. stock.
tg.il3 Quote H. IiS D. ~: l.. tsJ
r: q. H. $40: !, SIS Z. 6.+. II. 500: y.
5.i5. VIC s.y5. WV, sTs.
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Trustees Auction Sale
"Chilton Terrace"
Apartment House

on THE SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE
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Houses for sale

DIRECT FROM OwNEk-Nor,h Rich
rnund home OF rooms. modern: ga
rage; corner: fruit trees. will sell
this home cheap. Easy terms. Replies
TO II 53s. care The Dispatch.
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Lots for Sale

NORTH RICHMOHD-Lot so feet west
aide OF Woodrow Avenue. Price, 5000.
Madison 1851. j. a. Connolly Co.
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UNUSUAL BAtGAIN--AtuactiV buIIdinS
lot shady side OF North Avenue. on
city line. only $3.50. 3i5O cash. $40 a
month. Box Y lgi. care The DispAtch.
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WESThAMPTON LOTS-Mrs. E. HAYES
Llpscomh. III AMERICAN National Rank.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

have a few lots between A. +.
Hill Monument and bellevue Arch,
in the city limit / will sell at
bargain prices with monthly
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Markets

CONTINUED From Seventh PaSe)
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GOOD LOCATION FOR SToRE--Lot on
North Lomoardy. only $3.50. Terms.
$3.50 cash and $40 month In easy
reach OF G!nter Park and West End
trade. An average OF automobile n
minute passes this lot. Box ID SIS. care
Tho Dispatch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-27
DAY LEAVES BENCH
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
Resigns After Nineteen Years.

Associate Justice William r. Day of
the supreme court, placed his resigna-
ton on Tuesday in the hands of Pres
ident Harding, to take effect Novem-
ber IA, and it was accepted. Justice
Day will then be able to devote his
undivided attention to his duties as
umpire Of the American German
claims commission. His action will
have the effect Of placing him upon the
retired list of the court on full pay.
Justice Day will be eligible to par
ticipate with the. other members OF
the court during the three weeks recess
preceding the next meeting of the
court on November 13, in conferences
for the decision of cases which have
been argued at thisterm. 1t is expected
that he will makehis last appearance
on the bench on the day the court
reconvEnes remaining while it deliv-
ers it's opinions.
In official Democratic circles in
Washington there lis belief that the
vacancy will be flied by the appoint
mcnt of Democrat. When Justice
Clark, who was a Democrat when APP
pointed, recently resigned, he was
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-27

succeeded by Justice Sutherland, a Re-
publican. Among those named as pos
sible selections are Senator's Shields
of Tennessee, Walsh of Montana, Pom
creme of Ohio, and Underwood of Ala
bama. John w. Davis of West Vir-
ginia, former ambassador to Great
Britain, is also named for the vacancy.
Justice Day, now 73 years old, was
brought to Washington by President
Mckinley in 1897 as assistant secre-
tCry of state. He became secretary Of
state. but resigned to become chairman
of the American peace commission to
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Paris at the close of the war with
Spain. He was appointed to the su-
preme court by President Roosevelt in
1903.
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was unable to meet with the club
as invited to do, and the club will hold
n meeting at the A. r. p. church Fri
day evening to say few words OF
farewell to DR.. Phillips, who leaves
next week tc take up his new work in
Charlotte.
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Friday, October 27, 1922,

Oh!E-AIary-What makes the leaves
turn so red ir the fall?
Maude-I guess they blush to think
how green they were all summer
Kansfi lGtyGstar.