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New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Army of 1000 Modified

DUBLIN. Feb. { By The Associated
Press According to report received
here from Strabane. County Tyrone,
40O0 armed men with 800 motor cars
had assembled in the valley at Donegal
Tuesday night. ready to advance on
Londonderry. when the news of the
rcprieve Of the three men under SEN
tence of death at Londonderry was re
ceived. The men then dispersed
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Sir Henry Wilson in Polite.

BELFAST, Feb. 9.--F'ield Marshal Sir
Henry Hughes Wilson, it was an
nounccd to-day. will join the Ulster
party upon his retirement as chief of
staff of the British army. He will be
unanimously Endorsed on Saturday as
the unonist candidate for Parliament
for North Down, il was stated.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Russian Relief
Agencies Under
Federal Inquiry
Department of Justice at
Work OH Rumors Funds
Collected 10 Stop Famine
Are Intended for Soviet
Hoover Preparing Report
Information for President
Said TO Give Names Of
Doubtful Organizations

WASHINGTON, Feb 9-Thc activi-
tics Of agents OF the Russian Bolshcvk
government in collecting funds in
America, ostensbly for famine relief
work, were reported to-day to prcsi-
dent Harding by Herbert Hoover chair
man Of the American Relief Admins
trution. This matter was brought out
in a complete statement OF all the re-
lief work being done in Russia by all
organizations and countries.
Mr.. Hoover said The Department Of
Justice was Investigating the "famine
rclicf' activities Of certain organiza-
tlons To determine whether thev were
connected with the Russian Soviet gov
crnmcnt. His report is said to detail
for tho Presidents information the
names of certain organizations which
were no: regarded as being directly in
t'rcstcd in famine relief in Russia "a
much as in aiding the Soviet authori-
tics by their functions. William J.
Burns, chief OF the Bureau Of Tnvesti-
cation, said that searching inquiry of
the work Of some Of the organizations
was being made.
Report To Be Public
President Harding is expected TO
make public Mr.. Hoovers report some
time this week. Pending it's bcing
given out. officials refused to discuss
the matter. 1t is understood that the
President wants to inform the country
81 to the reliability Of various organi-
cations soliciting funds for famine
relief
Both Secretary Hoover and Mr..
Burns have for some tmc been dclv-
ing into the activities Of various or
ganizations collecting funds in behalf
Of famine stricken Russia Many in
quircs have come to tho Justice De
pertinent and one angle Of the stua-
tion said to be causing concern is the
use Of the names of prominent per
sons by these organizations in their
campaigns for funds. Secretary
Hoover is understood to be looking into
the use of his name by some of the
organizations. Other persons. it is
said, have been induced to lend the use
of their names to organizations whose
activities arc being probed.
Possible connection Of some Of these
organizations with the Soviet authori-
;cs is said to have given rise to the
belief in some quarters that chain
Of Communistc societies, closely al
lied to the Bolshcviki, was being es-
tabishcd over the country under the
gulse of famine relief machinery.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Spencer Defends Vote

Senator Ashurst declared that If Sen
ator Pepper had said the things A..
tributed 10 him on the floor OF the Sen-
ate he would have been called to order
by the Nice-President.
Il hope the time vii. come" said
Senator Spencer. when the Senator
Will be able to see as clearly as BE-
lievc the country is seeing. more i'd
more. how unjust and unfair and III
warranted and inexplicable, from tis
standpoint which the Senator occupa
as man of distinction and abilIA
such a vote as ne cast was"
Senator Robinson. of Arksnssf. IL:
terrupting Senator Spencer. chsrgee
him with being ignorant with the SUBJ
ject under discussion and pointed eu9
that the remarks attributed to Senssol
Pepper at Albany were distinctly M
parliamentary
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10

General Strike Idea Given Up

JOHANNESBURG, Union of South
Africa, Feb. 9.-The Industrial Fedora
ers, who have been out for some time.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
Four Constables Kidnapped

BELFAST, Feb. 9. By The Associ-
ated Press). - Additional kidnappings
occurred to-day in County Fermanagh,
one Of the counties in which yestcr-
days raids were carried out Four
Class 3 special constables we're Kid
mapped in the Rosslca district They
We're taken in the direction of Bally-
bay, where it is believed other prison
ers arc being kept.
Five special constables and four sol
diers. fully armed. while on their way
to Enniskillen in All ambulance to
bring back the mon wounded al New
ton Butler in the carly morning. were
captured while passig through Mona
CHAN. The car was surrounded and
seized by party of armed men
Apparently Monaghan is being used
by the raiders as a base Soldiery.
said by the Unionists to be Irish re
publican army men. were still in pos
session Of the courthouse to-day. This
appeared to be a rendezvous for the
parties passing to and fro. Armed men
were incessantly moving aboet the
town and strict discipline Nas being
enforced
New-York tribune., 1922-02-10
5000 Armed
Men Guard
Ulster Line
tCon'lnueo rom paue one,

about tho Istcr raids could get re-
plies from Churchill
originally scheduled for Monday night,
on tho owe Of what was to have been
the convocation Of tho national Assem-
bly, Of Sim Fcin. But the assembly
was postponed on1account of the rail
road strike.
All hope of any agreement between
Collins and Sir Jsmes Craig. Ulster
Premier, has now been abandoned. and
some other solution of the controversy
is being sought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
CHESAPEAKE s. OHIO RAILWAY
tMain Street Station)

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
BROAD Street Station)
Leaveior Arrive from
yUD am. Norfolk ............... 80. 7.06 pm
900 am, Cincinnati d Columbus. 7o5 pm
$50 PM. Roa noke 2l0pm
$50 pm. Norfolk ........ li50sm
$50 pm. Norfolk Local - ...!.
1000 pm. .Cin,i.. Memp.. n. Orleans S.lOnm
........... Norfolk 4 I.ynchb'g Local Gas nm
-'ompany's Office. s32 E. Aan ST.. Madison1l6
RICHMOND. FRED $50 6 PoTOMACR.R.
(Droad Street Station. except where
other " Use indicatedl
Leavefor Arrive from
MS 10 am. Washingt ton 4 beyond 80 M12.2O pm
IS am. Washing ton & beyond 7.l0nm
MOS am. Washington 4 beyond.... 500 nm
f1l5 am. Ashland Local. ......... go am
$50 am. Washington Local. ~ iltSam
el5 am. Wash ington Il beyond. MIL 05 pm,
- am. Wash ington beyond.... ~625pm
f2O0 pm. Wash ington Local .... oIs pm
3t0pfn. Washington 4 beyond 49,
25pn. Washington Local -. ......,...
I'D pm. fredericksburg Local t8.iDa am
MSl pm. Washington 4 beyond. i260 am
10 IS pm. ,hlnnd Local ....... 1875 nm
s.i5 pm. Washing ton Il beyond Mi i5 am
NJ Main street Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
MEDICAL COLLEGE FINALS
WILL BEGIN ON SATURDAY
Open With Entertainment by Student Body in John
Marshall High School Northumberland Diplomas
to Graduates Tuesday in the Strand Theater.

The nuals OF the Medical College
OF Virginia viii open with an en-
t"rtainm"mt by the student body t.
morrow night in the John Marshal
i!Ih school auditorium. The hac"a-
lanreat" sermon Will be preached
sunday night by Rev. II. u. {. Mae
lachlan, pastor OF Seventh street
Christian Church.
Monday afternoon at +:30 O'Clock
a parade, in which both faculty and
a uiuni VII! tax" part will he hcid.
which Will be followed by q class
reunion IT 6 o'clock. u meeting OF tn"
alumni following. \ business meet
ing OF tho alumni will he held Tues
day morning Mt 10 o'clock al tho
Medical College. followed by an
alumni luncheon at , o'clock at the
Medical College.
Commencement exercises will be
held at the strand Theater ut Sis
clock and the finals will close with
dance at 10 o'clock Mt the jefferson
Hotel. Diplomas will he awarded to
the following:
Graduates in rharmacy-Rufus
Carter Alley. Bristol: Charles r. Bow
man. Woodstock; Harvey Christian
Brownir,. Norfolk; Lindsay Wesley
i'uti"r. Scottsvillr; Charles c"pcn-
hhN"r cliiton Forge; Harry NJ fads
i.NutHbHis, marshall David tiJNhcart,
ir""nvilir. Dewey Thomas Goudrn
iitdd"nit-. y. e.: Hector Graham
lichmond; octaNus Griffin. Bailey. -
t.. Lewis Ellsworth Jarrett. Rich
mond; Thomas Franklin Marshall
Victoria. VA; l.oran Vincent Morgan.
l'ortsmOuth Morris Nuv"ck, i;ich-
mond; Charles Thomas paySinScr.
Newbcrry $. T.: Cecil II. rrndicton.
punsannon: II. Il. Parkinson. chase
city; lcopoldo -. Ponce. Trinidad.
cuba; Edward *. Rose. Herald; VII
liam Albert Stainback. Alberta.
Senior Medical StudrntS-Miss
Mary Barney iiauEhman. Richmond
Emmett +. Bray. Richmond: charles
Martin Caravati, Richmond: Robert
Frederick Cline, Stephens city; Ju-
s"ph coates. panvili-: William Jrn-
ninss era wford: La Gran." y. g.;
William Edwin DickcrSon. Danvillc:
Powell Graham Fox, Drcwryviiie
William Rush Gardner. star. Roberts
Hale harrington. Major; James Nal
colin Hart Harris. I'-ndlrtun: RIA
phacl Harris lsaacs. baltimore; Ed
mund John ilanc. Richmond: Jury
Baker Loving. Cuipcpcr: Collins Den
NY Nofsinc-r, Fincastlc: Miss Mar
garet Noting, Richmond; wilkins
.Ienries ogliu, buudas: George w
PARSONS, Ir.. stony Creek: clyde
Franklin Ridge. Edgar. y. c.: Leroy
ice sawyer. Jr.. Norfolk: HIau;on
Tag" Seward. Isle of Wight: Law
renee owen Sncad. Virginia; John
Eldrrdsr Taylor. Richmnnd: C.cil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

William Tucker. Jamcsts;n. y. y;
'aul Frederick WhitakN. Kinston.
: G.; Thomas Meredith Vim. raj
nNra. James liak"r Woods. Jr.. Rich
uuud
senior Dental students Ben II.
Conner, johnson. city. Tenn: VIII
Iam Fr"as Greasy. Newport News:
Ester Marguerite CumnIns. Peters
'urs Daniel Lands D-twilrr. ucrm-
don William IL. Doub. Richmond
constance bewcii Halter. Wythcvllle:
Jacob Alexander IialIcr. Wythcville;
Malcolm Baker Lacy. South lnston:
THU" Lyons. Roanoke. Erbic Moscr
M"diin. I"hulon. y. g.: French Hale
Moore. Elk Greek; Thomas Wakes
Humphrey. West Point; lanes Ell
Hottie Swindcli. t.ngfehard, ~ C.;
hcrtram Lee Warren. Portsmouth
Dayton Louis watts. Amherst: Will
liam wesley White. Norfolk; Cliff
iord curtis Woodbridge, Richmond;
Henry Archer Woodbridge, Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
BLACkMAIL STORY
D1SCREDlTED, WARD
is HELD IN JAIL,
'ontlnued From First rage.)

continued From First rage)
fac, that ne had once attempted SUI
eide?
Why were there no signs OF tho
struggle described by ward NJ tho
scene OF the staying
And number OF other questions,
u majority of which are stiil unan-
sw"red
District Attorney Not Satisfied.
In his affidavit, District Attorney
Weeks declared that h. was mot sat-
i+hcd that ward Killed Peters in self
defense and asked that Ward he
held without bail shortly after
o'clock, the millionaire slayer himself
drove to the courthouse. In his own
car. a big Sedan, said to be tho auto
mobile in which he and Peters. nine
days ago. drove 10 the scene OF the
killing. lie walked into tho sheriffs
ONCE and closed the door. Later his
attorneys appeared and an extended
conference Was held with tho county
officials. ss,~r
II was announced. two hours after
ward. that tho young mans attorneys
will ask for u writ of habcas corpus
tomorrow morning
Dig Int" story wnrd Told.
In the meantime. state and local
police and private investigators were
digging into every phase of Wards
story. little closer to the solution
! than they have been since the body
! OF Peters was discovered. Ward and
| his attorneys have succeeded in CON
CcalInG every vcr.ige of Information
| that would reveal the basis OF Pc
tcrs' alleged backmail. Whether it
! concerned woman, the honor of tho
| family. a racing scandal---as has been
| suspected--or any one of dozen
| other motives. is still closed book.
And the combined efforts Of tho po-
| llce and legal authorities to open Its
| pages have so far failed.
| Thus far. all these attempts have
| been 30 tear down Wards own story.
| CntA that has been disproved, no
constructive theory can be advanced.
| At the same time. it became known
| that District Attorney Weeks has be-
| gun investigation OF an entirely new
| hypothesis suggested by members of
! the ward family
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
Bankrupt Sale F.!
Norfolk Glass
Manufacturing Corp.

ELEVEN AND oNE-HAI.F ACRES
or NALtAbi.E " AFTER FROM. III
IAiiiAN RIGHTS. AMI. a GLASS
sot;THElEEN hiIi;>ASxcn. N BhTEiiE:kLE3iE.
NORFOLK to FEET OF WATER
h HIVE FhoM T III E?t MhHtFA STrA
ING PLANT
Pursuant 10 a decree entered on the
ntieenih DAY OF May. 1872. by The
the Eastern District OF 'irriuia IN
the matter OF Norfolk Glass .-anuiac-
turing Corporation, bankrupt. the uu-
auction TO the highest bidder FREE. OF
liens on ThurSday. June lst. l?22. at
y o'clock M" at the Norfolk Zeal
Estate and stock Exchange, Arcade
building, Norfolk. Virginia. the fol-
lowing described real estate consist
ing OF cieyem and one half acres Of
property thereon located on the
iS,qniheTn krnnch OF the Elizabeth
south OF Berkeley. described as fol-
lows, to-W!t:
All that portion o, the Newton
property OF the Wheeling Develop
Der one, sand plat being duly record
ed IN Map Book D, AT pages 81 and So
IN the Clerks once OF The Circuit
Court of Norfolk county. Virginia.
lying east of the east line Of Popular
street and north OF the north line Of
ONO Avenue, being all -! that pcr-
of the northeast intersection OF SAID
Poplar street and ohio Avenue. being
Hook FIVE 90. SIX 90. seven 81 and
Eight (S). and AN unnumbered Block
of Lot north OF the north line OF
PennsyiNania Avenue. ana east OF the
shown on said plat. together with the
portions OF Virginia Avenue. Wheeling
Avenue. PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. and
and "S a'djonins said lots Of land nd
together with all Of the riparian
rights, belonging 10 the said land.
extending out north OF said land into
the Elizabeth River.
II being the same .proparty con
veyed To the Norfoik Glass Manufac-
turing Cooperation by the Wheeling
Development Cooperation by deed
dated February 18th, 1919, and re-
corded III the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Norfolk County. Nir-
Sinia in Deed Book as. page i2g.
Together with the buildings there
on, machinery. equipment, stock. open
accounts SAVE rsHceivfr and trustee
Gated on the premises.
The property VIII he offered for
sale first separately. Parcel No. l..
consisting OF all OF the above de-
sonal save the waterfront and riparian
rights Described in parcel No. 2.
rarcel No az; CONSISTING ns OF four
together with the riparian rights and
all OF tho high land back to the con-
t q I,,., or the northern line Of
across this property.
TERMS: Cash or ono-third cash.
balance payable one and two years,
payable semiannuaily. Deed OF trust
to BIO executed and recorded ut the
expense OF the purchaser.
An Inventory and list OF accounts
/ Will be furnished on day OF sale.
A five thousand dollar deposit will
! BIO required from tho hlGhest bidder
at sale and snlc subject to confrma-
| ton by the court.
o. B. MCLEAN,
JOHN y. SEBREI.L.
WALTER HIT,
EAkt. ,.I,Il
G. A. MoWRY.
Auctioneer.
| DISPATCH classified ads arc willing work.
srs. anxious 70 sorYo you,
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MUST STAND SECOND
TRIAL ON CHARGE

Special Ia The Times Dispatch.l
l!islSrol. VA. May 2i.-J. Ray
n"nd Crockett, -, was today ac-
Quilted by II jury in ih,. sullivan
county Circuit Court. at Blount VILE.
Tor murder. "n March 81. If an in
rant. whose body was found In "a
creek near here. and was lmmcdiatc-
~ placed under arrest by Virginia
authorities for trial In the Washing
ton county Circuit Court on the
sam" charge. The jury was out four
h"nrS h"fore returning a verdict.
'r""k"tts counsel cuntended that
the infant was murdered In Virgin
IA, ana that the sullivan Count V
Cont had II" Jurisdiction over the
case. At soon aS the verdict was
announced Crockett surrendered To
tn" virginia police at the State lire
ana was taken to Abingdon jail. lie
VIII be given preliminary hearing
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
High Constable Sale

will soil by public auction. on
FRIDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF NAY.
1922.
o'clock i. NJ,
at my storchOuse, No. 1906 East
Franklin. the following property. TO
satisfy distress warrants and ,Sccu-
lions in my hands:
Lot OF Household Furniture. Typc-
writer. OAK Flat Top Desk, Filing
Cabinets. Upright Piano. I.ozier
WreCking Car. with Crane attached.
oil Stoves, Groceries. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
". II. WYATT JE
EiGh Constable city Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
BUILD MASONIC TEMPLE
in FREDERICKSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBUR VA. May 25.
The National League OF Masonic
Clubs. in session ut Atlantic City.
has adopted resolutions approving
the erection by that body of Ma
sonic temple in fredericksburg Coll
oncl j. Garnett King and c. n. Mac
Henry. Of this city. addressed tho
convention in the interest OF. tho
project -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
iILIitJiSS-LEG.ILS
Legal Notices
PROPOSALS FOR COUNTY
InI'p ttnI-CE.

wv II ! MOI ST..
KING GEORGE COUNTY, Virginia
proposals VIII he received at the County
clerks Once by the board OF County
SUPERVISORS OF King George County. Viz
slnla. up TO IL o'clock noon. ON the 18TH
DAY OF JUNE. 1922. for the erection OF a
county courthouse building. to be built by
King George County. Virginia. according
10 plans and specifications prepared hy
r. q. hefin. Architect. OF Fredericksburs
virginia. These plans and spccIiica tions
may be seen and estimates made thereon
In the office OF the County Clerk at King
George Courthouse.
No proposals Will he considered unless
requirements are strictly complied with.
Proposals Will he accompanied with n
certified check. drawn on some national
bank in the sum o! one THOUSAND dollars
ti.00o). and made payable to the County
Treasurer OF King George County. Va. as
guarantee that the successful bidder
will execute n contract and hls a bond
as required.
! No proposals will be received or con-
siderad after the time specified.
Form OF proposal will be furnished upon
applicat ton At the Office OF the County
| Clerk.
Tho Board of Supervisors reserves tho
right to reject any or all proposals..
Address all proposals to l.. Is. Mason
County Clerk. King George, Va.
By order OF the Board OF Supervisors
OF King George County. Virginia.
WM. ]. ROGERS.
Chairman.
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Commissioner S Sale
No. 1884 WEST
FRANKLIN ST.
Corner House With Garage.

NoIHc! rouse WIKI Garage.
AT AUCTION.
In execution OF certain decree OF
Richmond, in the suit Of Edward :
Bnzc, etc. ~. j. W. Strickland en-
tered Aprii 26. 1922. ] viii proceed to
sell at the risk and cost of j. ".
Strickland. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY 18th. 1922.
at O'Clock i. NJ.
the property above referred to.
The house is new. has never been
occupied. * beautifully papercd. has
ter heat. hardwood floors on the first
rooT, basement under the entire
house, shades; also a garage in the
rear. the lot is 80 feet Il inches by
los feet ? i inches to the center OF
a party wall between garage on this
lot and that on the north next to it,
TERMS $1,000 and interest thereon
200 at three years from September
II. 1871. with interest thereon from
September II. 1921. payable semi
annually; and $4,000 payable in semi
annual inStalments OF $3.50 each, car
rying interest from September H.
1921. the deferred payments and In
ter"st to he evidenced by the rur-
Of trust on the said PROPERTY
STUART BOWE.
Special Commissioned
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED in the aforementioned suit
has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SANlI.I.E.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

GREESWOOD COTTAGE wHloughby
Beach. Va Open June /. Make T.Ser-
Natiohs early. Special rates 10 season
guests. Address ga West Thirty nrst
Street, Norfolk Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

FAIR VIEW CoTTAGE-On water front.
near pavilion. cool ranItary rooms.
modern cohvenicnr"s. opens Stay goth.
Reach. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

SuNNTSlDE FARM. ono hal. mile from
Lexington. Va, VIII h" "p"n 10 guests
the hrst OF June. For Information ap-
iuYtOp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

FAIR OAKS Clill'DkEH'S CAMP--A sum.
mer home. with mother car. for u,tIs
folks. mountain location. supervised
play. no tents Address Mrs ~ j.
Haucr Clifton Forge. IA. Reference:
First National Bank clifton Forge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

EGGLESTOS SPRINGS HOTEL, Ekri,s-
ton. Va New management Boating
nahinI. dancing tennis. Write for
booklet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
'lakutu.

Lucky Strike ........ .0Ol ola 600
TakOla ...........30l 40 O0x--G
summary: Three base hits-.f'ord,
Rurnham. HON" Strain. Rurn-
ham. stolen base Wharton. Double
plays-pOh 10 strain tn Hotchkiss
90. Hit by pitched ball-Crosslcy.
BASES on balls Southland /. of
Napier. >. Struck out-by Southland.
3. Napier, ?. Scorcr-Ford
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land tor Sale sa

WASTED 10 sell good farm on James
RIVER 'or division. This farm contains
80" acres ~ gOui land. well adapted 20
grain and tobacco. ma. some Improve
m-nt| ana hshpond we'll stocked. one
hundred acres a., !"rtI!" los ground.
address !. So" care The Dispatch
CARSEAl.S FARM BARGAINS
We have listed Win ~ FERNS OF sl
sizes aud descriptions. both dairy and
truck. at bargain piiC"s So" Mr. West.
J. -. CAE$Ehi. & SONS
~ EDrth Sinth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

SHADY lawn. acres. brick buildings.
modern Cunycniauccs. Accommodates 3d.
fp!'er Ola applications Drawer u.
Orange. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

TO tho creditors OF Carl. MONTAGUE =.
,oKTEk OF; Richmond; in the
county of Iicnrico. and district
id-i5ankrupt:
Notic" is hereby given tina, on
Ma ~. l.22. the said Carl. MON
Gated bankrupt. ana that the first
meeting uf his creditors viii be held
IA my Office. Rooms iils.iIIg Mutual
fuilding, Richmond. Va, on the 9Th
DAY OF II M. 1922. at 10 O'Clock in
tho forenoon. at when tim" IN. said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint trustee. examine
IN" bankrupt and transact such
uiher business "a may properly come
before said meeting.
TiOS. H. SNEAD
MAY %. la22.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
EPPS- EPrS & co.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
Commissioners Sale
No. 1916 West
Clay Street

hanccry court Of the city OF Rich.
mond. In the suit of "Emmet \. How
ard vs.. Mary Y. Wicker. ct ais" en-
tered on the sth day OF May. 1922. We
VIII, as Special commissioners. sell
at public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. MAY 2sTII. 1922.
at & o'clock +. NJ.
that certain lot OF land with the
frame dwelling thereon. known as
No. 1916 ". Clay street. In the CITY
OF Richmond, Virginia. on the north
ana Norton Streets, beginning 2ls
feet west Of Harrison street and
fronting on the north line of clay
Street - feet and running back be
tween parallel lines Ito feet
TERMS: Oue-third OF the purchase
money In cash and the residue in
three cquai Instruments payable 3.
IL and Is months after date. with
interest thereon at per cent per
to he evidenced by negotiable notes
OF the purchaser and the title 10 be
retained until all OF the purcha So
money shall have been fully paid and
n CONVEYANCE ordered hy the court
or all cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
L. NJ. ROSCIIER,
Il. T. PEYTON. JR..
Special Commissioners.
I certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the Special Com :
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this goth day
OF May. 1922.
CHAS. O. sAvlLLE,
Clerk.