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JAPANESE REGENT BETTER.

TOXIC. Dec. IA (Assoclatcd Press).-
The Prince Regent Hlrohito. who, has
been seriously i'll with measles. is re-
ported improving His temperature has
dropped from 104 TO slightly more than
1ot and his pulse. which had been 100.
IA nryvv sc.
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IAcnELoR DANCE TONIGHT.

The last OF the present series of
bachelor dances win be held in the Van
derbilt Hotel tonight The committee
has decided on a second series on sue
cessive Friday evenings. beginning De
cember %. ..ts., q.
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rem Church. Charles Holt. Herbert King,
Richard Holster. Donaid Savard,
Churchill Fregacy and Gordon Fisher.
The party saw The Bunch and Judy"
in the Globe Theater, and afterward
went 10 a Broadway cabaret for supper
and dancing.
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D l E D
In Neu,orinm.
LEONARD. sarah a. White, Thomas W.

Leonard. Sarah a. White. Thomas W.
AnrATIA ANS. .--Offlcers aud members ~ Re
public Lodge, No. i5f, X. uf y. are re.
uucstcd 20 attend ths funeral services ol
their late brother, Julius hhrahaws. "a
Mrynr's funeral Farprs. 22s LtnuT nv.
Friday, December IS. ~ Y "
Arthur J.. CfeauBe. g. g.
pAcON .-I.mry c., on "Wednesday. Dccem-
her ia 1929. of pneumonia. NJ hcr resi-
denco. Worthwhile, New York. vile Of tile
laie Chariee G.. bacon and fnethrr ~ Mrs
Allen Curtis. Funeral Saturday. l'oy.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS. CLARA NJ BARTELLS. wife o
Edwin Bartells of 6ig Steamboat road. Green
wich, Conn, died at the Greenwich Hospita
yesterday. She was born In New York city
She leaves her husband. son, Frederick y
Smith. and daughter. Violet Walters.
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A. wn.hington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
Willard-.Mr. and Mrs. f. IL Goodseli'
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Elliott. Miss w. ",
Gibbs. Miss NJ. Osborne, Messrs. II. ~
Stoddard, l. Kirkwood, w. V. Reynoids'
n W A. Parsell, G. \. Nelson, =. d.
Humphrey and ]. ]. Dillon.
washington--Mrs. X. O'brien' Mrs, ~
J. Morris. Messrs. B. Fremont .. D. MOI
fitt and A. r. Rule. 49,
ing. Messrs. III. s. Rossitsr and l.. lngais
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IN MEM ORI A M

IEONARD.-ln memory of Sarah AFnfs
Leonard, December ~. 1919. My tender
devoted wife. Ny dear wonderfpl girl
v-pITr.--rr loving memory of Thomas
waterman White. died December 10. ipv9.
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M A r r l A G E S

SctINAR ~ BRADBURY. - on Wednesday
December W, At the home OF her par
cnts. Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas. II. Burke,
Tulta Bradbury TO Robert H. Sciwab.
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BAG, initials ''L.'J. S. between Lexington
and 30th. Madison and 35th. In taxicab.
Liberal reward. Vanderbilt 1866.
BANK BOOK. No. 1sI25l, Harlem Savings
Bank. 130 East f25th st. Finder please
return to bank.
BUNCH OF KEYS lost near SD ct. and
9th av. or In surface car: reward II re-
turned TO G.. S. LiNGS, 48i Broome st..
city.
EYE GLASSES-Lost coming from Harris
Thoater to Hotel Coilugwood, In taxi; re-
ward. Phone Hotel Collingwood.
POCKETBOOk-Lost brown. containing pa
pers subway. between sad NJ. and Grand
Central. . O'Clock. Wednesday; $40 reward
for return with contents to cashier, Murray
Hill Hotel, KNOX.
POCKETBOOk, containing gold watch. s3s
credit check. keys, i49th subway station.
Keep money, return with contents MARCEL
LUS, office 1e, Sai East l5Oth. Melrose 3Io2.
POCkETBOOK. lost in Storms. Please re-
turn keys to I01 Madison av.
VANITY CASE. gray suede leather; initials
IL q. r.. name, Rathbone. Lost in taxi
23d ST. ferry Return to Miss MULGREw
1ith floor, so Church ST.. city; liberal re-
ward
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Dogs. Cats and Birds.

nRINpLE BULL DOG, short tail. white
streak In face. lost 3Ith ST. and 7th sy,
liberal reward. Phone Fitzroy $40.
FOX terrier black white: male. tan marx
ings on head tan border on ears reward.
SANDERS. bryant 1851
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

The Ambassador of France. NJ. Jules
J. Jusserand, is at the Hotel Chatham.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill is confined to
her home, 80 Park avenue. by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston l.. Biddle OF
Bryn Mawr. Pa, are at the Lorraine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. widener have
gone to Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Moore have
taken the house at 81 East Thirty-sev-
enth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley will give
a dinner party for Bishop and Mrs. Man
ming December 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo ID. Armstrong
gave a dinner for forty guests last night
at the Colony Club.
Air. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Cary vii.
entertain at dinner tonight and take
her guests to theater.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stone will
give a dinner and dance at Pierre's De-
cember 81 for their daughter. Miss Mar
garet Stone.
Miss Anne Morgan. who had been at
the St. Regis since her return from
Europe. went yesterday to her new home
at Sutton place.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tuckerman of 40a
Park avenue gave a musicale In thetf
home last evening for the members o1
the Thursday Evening Club.
Mrs. Il. Hope Slater ana Mr.. and Mrs
Hampson Gary If Washington are at the
Ritz Carlton al I Mr.. and Mrs Frederic
Humphreys OF Bernardsville. ). j.. al
the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Allen gave
a dance tonight at the Ritz-Carlton tc
introduce into society their youngest
daughter. Miss Priscilla Alden Allen
Miss Louise Vanderbilt Schieffelin
now attending a Wisconsin University
will pass the holidays with her parents
Mr. ana Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin, al
III Madison avenue.
WASHINGTON.
The Belgian Ambassador and Nine. de
Cartier gave a dinner last night at the
embassy for DR.. and Nine. Pirenne.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward K
Stitt gave reception yesterday at tne
Washington Club to introduce theif
daughter. Miss Emma Sttt. into society
In the evening Commander and Mrs. Joe
r. Boone gave dinner dance aboard the
Mayflower for Miss Stitt.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. II. III. Rous-
seau gave a dinner last night at Lee
House for Assistant Secretary OF war
and Mrs. Wainwright
REPRESENTATIVE William S. Ware gave
dinner last night at the Shoreham fo
Gov. -elect Pinchot The guests included
the Pennsylvania delegation in Congress-
Miss Julia MATHS gave luncheon yes
terday for Misses Emma and Kate
Lansing. who are visiting Mr.. and MRS
Robert Lansing.
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LOST AND FOUND

Rate 45c. a line. 40c. line for three
issues within week. Announcements
for to-morrow's Herald received untn
midnight. Telephone Worth 10000.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. II. IL. Rous-
seau gave a dinner last night at Lee
House for Assistant Secretary or war
and Mrs Wainwright.
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Jewelry.
BARPIS-Diamond. sapphire. between s3d.
AID sts Saturday: reward Lenox Os25

BARPrS-Dlamond. sapphire. between ssd-
43d sts., SATURDAY: reward. Lenox Os25.
ERACELEr. comprising two gold bands.
with small diamonds ana sapphres. set in
platinum 'fifigrce work; also pair OF old fash
ionod cameo earrings, with embossed figures
OF paul and Virginia lost: $50 reward. no
questions asked for recovery. Pewnhrokers
take notice. Address A. II. wACHER, 525
Manhattan av
BRACELET.-s3O0 REWARD
FOR return OF flexible diamond bracelet lost
Monday, December II. either at or between
Franklin Simon or Altmau's. bracelet con-
tained large aud 50 small diamonds and 40
pieces OF onyx set In platinum. Call Mr.. j.
A. WILLIAMS, Broad 1888
BRACELET gold with turquoise, lost on
Tuesday. December Il. reward n returned.
Telephone Rhinelander 1919.
ACELET-PlatinuIn. link. diamonds. sap
pfires. between satnrday-Monday liberal
reward. Rlverside 632l.
CLUSTER RING lost. bronze pearl and dia-
mond. platinum TOP (gold ring) liberal
TMsINs r9rIa eswie hrms srnsa Hotel & Green s
wlch, C Collil. ----.---------.------
DIAMOND ring, in Chrds restaurant. f25th
near sth av. Liberal reward. fOtNTfS.
care u. Salenbier. Lincoln ST., Englewood.
DIAMOND lar pin! December ~. in or be
tween Plaza Theatey and Goth st and
Park nv. or Madison ov, reward. UDALL
A. BALLOU. 5i1 9TH aN
DIAMOND iorgnette. lost. at Empire Theater
Tuesday night; very liberal reward return
10 Cashier, Waldorf Astoria;
EARRlNG. Lost pearl and diamond earring.
Please return 20 sHIPMAN. 5s5 ut. Prospect
av. Newark. \. J. Liberal reward.
PEARL NECKLACE with diamond clasp
Monday evening December II. IN front OF
22s Madison av. or In taxi TO 405 Park av.
reward. UnALL & nAL1oU. 51t 9TH nv.
sARY-tiold X. ponahue. l32 East 7Ist.
on back of cross; reward gd2O iihinelandcr.
or East 1eth.
SiC1 REWARD.
Vanity case. black enamel. lost Monday
night December IL. In or about Thirty-ninth
street Theatet or Ritz Carlton Hotel. Re
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Representative William S. Ware gave
dinner last night at the shoreham io
Gov. .-elect Pinchot The guests ;nciuoed
the Pennsylvania delegation in Congress-
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Miss Julia MATHS gave a luncheon yes
terday for Misses Emma and kate
Lansing. who are visiting Mr.. ana Mrs
Robert Lansing.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward X
Sttt gave a reception yesterday at tne
Washington Club to introduce theil
daughter. Miss Emma Stitt. INTO society
In the evening Commander and Mrs. Joe
T. Boone gave a dinner dance aboard the
Mayflower for Miss Stitt.
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WASHINGTON.

The Belgian Ambassador and Nine. DE
Cartier gave a dinner last night at tne
embassy for DR.. and Nine. Pirenne
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OLYMPIC SAILS WITH
NOTED PASSENGERS
Prince Christopher and Prin.
cess Anastosia Coming.

Special Gable to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1922, by TIE New YosK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
<xsSIn Ihar (
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Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Edgar. who
were In Box 3. were accompanied by
their niece, Countess Marie, Louise
Moltke. Mrs. william Astor Chanler end
Nj. soudblnln. the Russian sculptor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers Winthrop
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Drexel. Jr..
were with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelct.
ltr. and Mrs. r. Gray Griswold, were
with Mr.. and Mrs. August Belmont.
with Miss Eilu Mackay in Box S2
we're Mr. and Mrs Falde Saint Phalle,
Miss Katherine Porter, Mr.. Worthington
Davis and MIR. Lawrence :. Butler.
Mrs. w Watts Sherman's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Livingston. Miss
Louise Iseiin and Mr.. Louis Bruguiere.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart Barney 3
party In Box 20 included Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Gouverneur Morris. Miss Mary
Alice Barney and Mr.. L. De Peyster
Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Goodwin and
Miss Annette Tiford were with Mr. and
Mrs George Henry Warren, Jr. In
Box f3.
with Mr.. and Mrs Frederick v. Dali
ziei in Box IL were Mr. and Mrs. /.
chnuncey McKeever and. Miss Diana
Daiziel
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson
were with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop W. Aldrich
and Mr.. Allison Armour were with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Alexander.
Mrs. Charles Mather MacNelll's gieste
were Mrs. George Rose. Mrs. Dudley
Davis. Mr.. J.. Roosevelt Scovei and Mr.
a. u. Il. Pratt.
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Allendale. y. J.. on De-
cenber II, 1922. Anna Schneider. aged 81
years. Funeral services on Saturday, De-
cember i6 1922. at her daughters resi-
dence. Mira Stephen Van Houtten, Allen
dale. y. j.. at p. ". Interment at con-
Nenience OF family. Sunday. at Lutheran
Canptert Rrooklyu
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Miss Steinbrugge
Becomes Countess
in Paris Church
Count Jean de Laugier-Villars
Narries New York
Girl.

Special Cubic 10 THE NEW YORK HRsAip.
Co,yright, Iase. By TIM NEW York HERALD
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vEITCH.-Passed peacefully away. on De-
ccmber "a. 1922. David :. veitch. son OF
the late David and Jane Neltch. and be-
loved husband Of Dells l.. Lawrence Rela-
tivcs and friends are respectfully invited
20 attend funeral services. TO be held at
his late residence. 1878 Bergen ST., Brooke
Ign. on Saturday. December iG, 1922, at
r. NJ interfnrnt private.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
FIRM PLANNING AUCTION f.
OF BIG TRACT APRIL IS.
500 Lots, Ten Homes and
Three Club Sites TO
Be Sold.

Announcement has just been made
by tho firm Of Allan, Sayillc &.
Snead. realtors. OF the details OF the
sale which the Atlantic Coast Realty
Company will conduct April -. of
hermitage PARK homes. lots and
acreage. including three club sites
ana ten homes. Allan, Savillc &.
Sn""d VIII be managers Of the sale.
All persons desiring to attend
have been notified that transporta-
ton VIII be furnished them to and
from the grounds. stop i2l Lake
side car line
Special music viii he furnished. n
band having been engaged for the
afternoon, and refreshments will b..
served on the grounds for the benc-
1T Of on" Of the West End churches
shade trees. maple. are now being
set out on all Of the lots. so that the
purchaser VIII soon have attractive
shade. city convcnienccs. az far as
possible. arc also being furnished
Two hundred dollars in prizes Will
b" given away. and Allan. Saviilc
d Sncad are preparing for one OF
the largest crowds Of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

'icieS or commerce. onc-piece wooden
sh"" shovcls and the Russian boots
OF wool and hair. Some stores have
re" mats. overcoats. fancy tublc-
cloths, tin pals. pins. needles. hasps.
ioGhs' beehiVes. cartwhecls. horse
yokes ana huge. iron locks. A few
niue stalls In the open markets af-
tord spools OF wire. buttons. pencils.
cheap metal tableware und-what
irony !-sone bars of highly pcrfuui-
cd soap from Paris
al the largest store in Cfa whore
hundreds Of family possessions ar.
oHercd for sale by those who hope
70 realize enough TO help them
through the famine. there are no
shirts, collars. ties, underwear. hand
kcrchiefs. socks. stockings. sheets or
piilows!ips. There are few suits
made from blankets. and some I'M
foariolsly gorgeous uniforms and
honr-glass ovcrcoats which A,uerI-
cans have learned to view wi,bou,
alarm upon the stalwart presence Of
doorIncn at theaters. cafes and New
YORK apartments. But there is an
absolute lack of electrical supplies.
hammers. pocketknives. harness and
other leather goods. and - thousand
familiar articles which could bc 70.
cullcd hy reference to an ordinary
mail order catalogue. Good cloth in
bolts does not exist in this land
Sugar Has Vanished.
sugar has vanished from the
famine land, so that Il is no. even q
luxury amy more. II is an limos
sibi!ity. But by accident the Amerl-
AN mission. which went, to TIA and
back. arranging to distribute food
discovered small store OF /; in the
town Of Troi,sk. 200 miles cas-, OF
Moscow. on the Trans siberian Ran
road. In all the hlightcd country be-
tween Troitsk and stricken Samada
thcr" is no sugar. Sugar is not men
toned. Bu, It traveller who had re-
turned to Troitsk. from the Ukraine.
managed 10 bring in some loaf sugar
with his baggage. He Was selling IL
AT 20 cents a pound. when he sold 81
by the pound. but most or his deals
.cre In one lump at q time. Thi-
man moppcd up on one deal with tho
American party He sold them Ave
pounds for 100000 roubles.
&C., 1922 by United Ncws.)
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bargains mud Sales.

l26-Joshua West. Hattie twife). 10
iattie West. west line Buchanan
street SO foot , inches south
Richard Street south 25 feet inches
b. ii5 feet. April -. 1922. Tax 81.
$40
!27--J r. Anthony. Clara Y. Cwife).
"a sophie Lee Gaines. west lin" Soc
ond Avenue 2S5 feet south. From,
street south 35xliO rect March 80
1899 $3.50.
lJa-S. T. Massey. Mary Incz
twitc). 10 Barrett X. Jones. No BIO
north lin" Clay Street 100 feet east
summit Street cast acxli0 feet. Lien
$500. April !. 1899. Tax $3.50. $40.
l35-w. L. Francis. SalIie $. Cwife).
To William sikkclcc northwest cor.
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THE SUPREME COURT

Proceedings yesterday in tho Su-
prcmc Court OF Appeals Or Virginia
were as follows:
No. -. Virginia hallway and
Power Company IS. MELONS. argued
and submitted
No. -. iIibbs & Co. W.. First Ma
tonal Bank or Alexandria. partly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

hcr Second Avenue and Spruce street
80 feet by to Meadow Bridge Pond
April 1. 1922. Tax 81. $40.
ls7-John a. Hancock. Kate ".
twifc). TO city OF Richmond. No. 2sii
north line y Street SO feet west,
Tweniy-ninth Street, west iGxl4O
feet. March 81. 1922. $1,000.
l3s--Greatcr Richmond Realty 60.
Inc. TO Z. Il Gooch. north line Grace
street 5OHlI5 feet. lots 2G-27, block
l.. December - 1921. Tax sl.4O.
iai--Richard o. Thonpkims. G. OF.
Tile Iwiic). to Robert II. Cunning
nam. nam. Hattie y. twife). west line
thirty third street 1872 feet north. .
street north 3oxl2i feet Lien s327. oG,
March 20, 1922. Tax soc. $40.
1t2--R. H.. ]. W. Avis, to John 4.
Shipiey. ;. V. Gregory. cast line
woodrow Avenue $50 feet south,
Jones Street soutn 5Uxl35 Zoe,
March 20. 1922. Tax 81. $40.
ii3-Amderson Brown. to Malinda
hrown. No. 322. west line second
Street 15x1l0 feet. no 3ae. wcs,
line Luck street, 2o3 feet south. York
street south l6*Ioo feet December
- '"N Sl's
los-John II. Braxton TT. 10 William
Henry Easley, No. Glj. cast lin.
second Street 30 feet south. Jackson
street south 2GSi3o feet. April /.
1922. $3.50.
l22-l.ula May Walker. to w. NJ.
cauthorn, Jane W. CwifD. No. 1910
"est line First Avenue l75 feet north.
Front street north - feet inches
by 40 feet. Liens $500. $3.50.
November u. 1921, Tax So $40.
HeI-nsrs.
lli-John Mitchell Jr.. TO tho
Bonded Realty CO.. Inc. no. Gis. gel
east line S!xts street {; l-exl2o
feet March 80. 1922. $500.
12o-W. +. Redo. trustee. to ~ =
Reese. No. 1910. west line FRS, Ave
nue l7j north. Front street north
~ feet six inches by 40 feet. March
81. 1922. $500.
l2i--Thomas o. Moss. ,rus,.o 70
FERGUSON &. Walker. 40. 1910. wcs,
me f'rst Avenue i75 feet north.
Front street north 81 foe, & inches
by 40 feet. March 81, 1899 Si.75O
l3i-F. Sit,erdlnG. J. u Garment
X. Willis. trustees. To W u
branch. west line Seventh stree, 100
rect Ia inches south. Baker stree,
fon'h 3iSlo" feet. north line Leigh
street 80 feet west Bowc street We,
Z'%'2o rect March 81, 1872 $3.50
lis. w. Robinson. trustee, to G..
W Wilson. Ruth a. Wilson. north
i!nc Cannon Road So fee, 10 inchoy
east Piney Road 30 feet Inches bv
)" ieet TWO inches. March II. 1929
sl2I2o.
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Files bankrupt p.ti,,o,

bNNNILI.f!. VA. Aprn -, -,
unfair petition in bonkru,,,rv
filed in tho United sta,es' CON-, 80"
day by the Dan Valley Nhoiss,Jo
COMPANY Inc. grocorv ro,cor,,
INC schod"ics. show assets OF ,ls-
%ut,iI ana liabilities ,otaling saT.
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visit the Nearest Exidc Service Station.

Chase City-JcTrey's Hester Co.
DhnNIlle-I.. &. Euckncr.
tmporia-SOuth Side Motor Co.
rmviilc-DuVnII Motor Ga.
Observation-Disclosures Il Law
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

Newport NcVvs-Ncwport INT
terry Il Electric Co.
ornhSr-ornnSc battery Co.
PctcrshurE-C. II. Booth.
Port Richmond - Port Uicb-
mOnd Garage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
A. & P. WILL ESTABLISH
DISTRIBUTING POINT HERE

G. +. ODonncll. Industrial agent Of
The chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
announced last night that the At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company will
move its headquarters for the entire
Southeastern division OF the organi-
zat!on To Richmond within the next
TWO OF three weeks The company
located in Richmond through the ac-
tlvi'i"s OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.
approximately $50 men will be en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05
REALTY RECORDS

Tho following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday In chanccry
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-05

S'ludn--tuto supply Co.
south Hill. &. Clement
taunton - stanton battery
shop.
Nn'rrly--Wilcox Motor Co.
WnSnrsbOro--ItO IL. Ea.t.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cnrare.
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VIRGINIA
RichmOnd--C. II. RCoth, iOI3
West broad stree.
Ashlnnd-fhe IianUNcr Garage.
Charlottesville = Irving Way
IiiII Co.
clifton ForGe--Sy. r. White.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-14
RATES ANNOUNCED FOR
 SHRINER'S EXCURSION

In anticipation of heavy travel tC the interior for the visit of the Shrin- CTS now coming here the Alaska rail. road announces it's rate for the round trip. Seward to Fairbanks. The rate es- tablished by the commission will be $374O. The date of sales cover Augusj 16, r, IS. The final return limit is sci 1t August 26.
 Children five years Of age and undel Jwelve years will be charged one-hai rare. Children under five will be car ciad free when accompanied by theil parents. Baggage will be checked ac- ccrding to the authorized local bag gage tariff, on the basis of one wa? fares.
 Tickets sold from Seward, Tunnel and Girdwood will be permitted stop over privileges at Anchorage, with tn final return limit on both ways In ad- dition to the regular privileges side trips to Chatnika will be permitted from Fairbanks, on application to the agent at the place.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-14
ClL|EORNIA TOURIST
 SPEAKS WELL 0F PARK

W. F. Chandler, wealthy rancher and vineyardist of Fresno, Cal, who i touring Alaska fo2 pleasure, arrived from the interior Saturday evening making the last leg of his trip. He will leave on the Victoria for his home.
 In speaking of the observations 0! his trip MT. Chandler is optimistic fol tie future of the country. Frankly there are some attractions which are distinctive from those of like nlture in the states and others do moi make the same appeal to the tourist as those of their homes.
 MT. Chandler has the distinction Of being the first bOnifide tourist to make the trip through the Mount Mckinley national park to the base of the. loft! D eak In speaking of the parks attlae- tons, the mountain and the wild game Ii Q are the especial points of interest Nr Chandler under the guidance ot Superintendent H. K. Karstens jour n wed to the foot of the mountain and enjoyed the trip immensely On the way a large number of wild sheep were observed and well as unestimated mum b IFS of caribou; moose and bear were a so seen. Other attractions of the park were classed as common place.
 The essential thing to place the park a the command of future tourists is the construction of trails suitable for saddle and pack horses. With these es- t. blished the future years will see the reserve well patronized. At the present time the trail is not well defined and then only of preliminary nature. For the accommodation of those who travel the park in the future work was going on in the erection of a number of shelter tents, which should be com D peted by this time.
 As review of his trip MT. Chandler expressed himself as being well-satis- fed with the time expended, the coun- try in many instances exceeding his expectations. He leaves the north with a good impression as to the future and may be considered among those who will forward the interests of Alaska.
The Seward gateway., 1922-08-14
HEAVY HOLDER OF
 OIL LANDS IN SEWARD

Capt. J. J. Finnegan, former adJu- tant general of the Territory of Alas ka during the war, arrived today or the Evans bound for the oil fields al Kanatak.
 Captain Finnegan is heavily interest ed in the latest means of noTthland de veiopment and IS taking the trip eX- pressly to he on hand to watch deVei- 0rnttnts. I'he Alaska Oil Company, a Wyoming corporation, of which he IS vice president, has leased it's holdings tc. the Associated Oil company. In ad- dilion to the oil holdings toWnsite proE critics arc also numbered among the interests of the company.
 In the opinion of the visitor great rush lray Jc looked for in the near fu- tu3e. much will depend, however, up on the extent of the oil discoveries. Unless a change in plans is made Capt. Finnegan will remain on the ground for the balance of the season.
 Accompanying Capt Finnegan are his wife and two children, who will re- main at Kodiak during his activities in the oil fields.