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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-24

Nettie Lee. brf, by Lee Axworthy
(PhiIips) won. Time, 2:168i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
WARREN RESIGNS AS
U. OF VA. HEAD COACH

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, jan. 90.
announcement is made that DR.. w.
Rice warren has rendered his resiy-
nation rs head coach of football Mt
the University or Virginia and that
Same has been accepted by the uni
versity authorities. Speculation Is
rife among tho student body rs TO
who will he chosen to iii the vacancy.
The matter Of choosing Il coach must.
OF course. he deferred until the ath-
letic council. in the discretion Of
which body this important choice is
vested. is permanently constituted.
AZ the mass meeting Of students.
held Friday night. a motion was
adopted that the proposed committee
on nominations should arrange for
the holding of nm election Of the stu
dent representatives immediately
upon obtaining the approval OF the
submitted recommendation bv tho
iacnity, in order that the council may
begin its work at the earliest nos
sib', date. II is felt on all sides that
no time should be lost in choosing n
gridiron mentor for next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
VIRGINIA MATMEN LOSE
TO West VIRGINIA TEAM
Mountainccrs Secure 4 Falls
and 2 Decisions to Lone
Fall for Opponents.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Special to The mes-Dlsnatch.1
MORGANTOWN, w. VA. Jan. 22.--
West Virginia beat Virginia at wrest-
ling here last night. 90 to e. the Noun
decisions 10 lone fall for tho Old
Dominion representatives. The bouts
were all of the whirlwind variety.
but that between Captain Scotty
IIough. Of West Virginia. and Watts.
OF Virginia, formerly Mt Yale. was the
feature of the evening.
For the first hvc minutes IL seemed
that Scotty. who has gone through
three seasons without losing n bout.
had met his match, but he finally
gained the ndvantave of his agrees
sive opponent and gained the decision.
Pitzcnbergcr was another star for
West Virginia, throwing Gamble, OF
virginia, In less than a minute in sem
sational style.
The whole West Virginia team
showed great Improvement over for
mer appearances and the largest
crowd that eyer damned the Ark for
wrestling bout chcered itself
hoarSe. Jones. the newcomer on West
Virginia squad. who has wrestlcd but
three days ana who gained consider
able notoriety because Of his feats
on the mat as well MS in the class
room, mot more experienced foe and
was thrown in the only bout lost
by the Mountnincers
The summary: 115-pound class,
Manning. Virginia. threw Jones, Of
West Virginia, with half-Nelson and
scissors. time. 4:i4. 125-pound class.
Captain 1Iough, West Virginia, do
cision over Watts. Virginia., time adj
vantage. minutes. 135-Dnund class
.eVe liarrick, West Firg inia. threw
Graves, Virginia. with half Nelson
and body bar. time. 1913. 145.pound
class. Turkovich. West Virginia, threw
Mullins. Virginia with double body
hold. time. s:l5. 158-pound class
Macdonald. West Virginia. threw In
gram. Virginia. with head chancery
and bar. 175-pound class, Fitzenber-
ger. West Virginia. threw Gambel
Virginia. with head chanccry and bar
time. 4S seconds. Unlimited class, ].
llerrick. West Virginia, gained de-
cision over Nells. Virginia, time ad-
vantage. 2:10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
FRENCH HEADS SEND
THEIR CONDOLENCES
Ii,y United News. !

PARIS. Jan. 22.-The papal nun
clio. at Paris has been accorded the
condolences or Prcsident Milleraud
and Premier Poincarc on the death of
Pope Benedict. and the President has
Cancelled diplomatic dinner and
reception which had been planned
for Wednesday.
News OF the Pope's death was re-
ccivcd with great sorrow ana re-
gret. and church bells tollcd through
out the city all day Sunday.
The press regards the passing of
benedict sorrowfully, and comment s
generally upon the unfortunate"
role he was forced TO play during the
great war. The comment Of the
Paris Midi is typical. where 1t says:
1T was Bcnedict'a misfortune 10 have
rciHncd during period of formid-
able history OF which he unders God
little"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
.D0BSON'S MEN LEAVE FOR
CHARLOTTESVILLE TODAY
Will Be Hardest Battle Of Sea.
son for Local Basket
ball Five.
PLAYERS IN hest or SHAPE
VIII Jump 10 Lynchburg Tomorrow
where They VIII Clash With the
EIks' Team OF That Ctty-IIamp-
dcn-S1iineJ Comes Friday

University OF Richmonds varsity
basketball squad leaves this morn
ing for Charlottesville. where Il runs
Into the st!Gest opposition so far this
season I'm the University OF Virginia
puint. The Spiders will meet the
Orange and Blue five tonight and
then will jump TO Lynchburg Tues
day foc contcs: with the Lynch
burg + ks on Tuesday night.
10th ct these opponents are cx-
ccpt.ona!ly strong, when compared
with The Red and Blue. Dobson will
lend his charges into both Contests
with spirit to win. although the
odds axe great against such out
comes. Virginia has consistently
won over the local university boys:
however. several scores have been cx-
ccptionally close.
Richmond and Virginia mot twice
last season. once In Charlottesville
and again in Spiderdom, and while
Virginia took tho pair of contests.
when tho two iives played here the
Upstate team barely got by with n
win. 10 10 80. The first game was
decided by count OF 80 to II.
The Red and Blue Is expected to
give all her opponents trouble in
rolling up big scores. but where
Coach Dobson's chief worry lies Is in
the fact that his team IS not con-
sistcnt scoring machine. Their team
work has been good. but inaccurucy
at the basket has been possibly the
one defect. Il is believed. however.
that i'm general. including scoring
ability, that the Spiders have an i'm
proved team over last season.
After the game in Lynchburg Tues
day night Spidcrdom's puint will re-
turn TO Richmond and will engage
only one other team this week.
Hampden Sidney comes to Richmond
for clash Friday night
Coach Dobson will take his Varsity
I'VE, Fray. HieSlcr. Carlton. Bethel.
and Allen. on today's trip, and in adj
dition Towill and ]. Weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
SPORTS
WEST VIRGINIA WILL
HAVE FINE GYMNASIUM
Will Have Two Swimming
Pools and Seating Capac-
ity of 5000.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

lSpccial TO The Enthusiastically
MORGANTOWN. Jan. 22.-Plans by
raul Davis. Ill. OF Philadelphia. have
leen practically completed for the
new Gymnasium a. West Virginia
University here. Actual construc-
ton is expected 10 start April /. and
the building be ready for occupancy
In the fall OF 1924
The building is to be of great size.
up-to-datc and ornate. 1t will be
three stories and basement. and the
outside dimensions will be l2Ox2oO
feet. 1t Will provide great main
hoor with $4,000 feet OF floor space
which will take care OF the largest
regulation basketball court. and with
tho suspended running track VIII
comfortably seat, 5000 spectators at
an indoor contest. Lockers for 1000
students will be provided. and ar
rangcmcnts made for doubling this
capacity when it Is needed. Separ-
ate teamrooms with showers. lock-
crs. etc. will he provided for all var
sity teams. and large number of
individual Instruction rooms. where
IL Is planned To give corrective physi-
cal exercise for all students. y hiE
feature will lie the great reception
hall and trophy room. which may be
used for all sorts of university so
ciai gatherings, ana liz expected to
become the real university center"
for coming generations of students.
Two swimming pools. both larger
than regulation size. Will DO con-
structcd at the side of the main
building, but connected with II. y
"Eymna stun within tho gymnasium"
with dimensions OF 60NS0 feet. VIII
be provided for the women students.
The building IS to be located at
tho corner OF High and Prospect
streets. below "Fraternity Row" on
n lot acquired from DR.. I. G. White
last summer for the purpose.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
RAISE FUNDS TO FINANCE
SAND LOT BASEBALL CAME
Will Pcnalize Any Class "a
Amateur Player for Ac-
ccpting Pay.
fBy Associated Press. ]

CLEVELAND. OHIO. ian. ga
movement to establish Il sinking fund
TO finance sand lot baseball. was
launched at the annual meeting of
the national baseball federation here.
All baseball leagues. sporting goods
houses and individuals Interested in
the sand lot game, will be solicited
for aid.
II was voted to penalizc any Glass
(amatcur) player who is found
guilty OF accepting money for his
services. Both the player and the
hacker of the team of which he Is n
member Will be barred from sand
lot baseball for life
Thomas Nokes. of Iohns;own. and
Ralph Davis, OF Pittsburgh. were
appointed to investigate the factionai
light In New York. where I. NJ. SeIXas
ana Charles Hilbert are after tho y.
u. F. franchise. They will report at
the annual spring meeting nj Flint,
Mich, in April.
The intcrcity scheduled meeting
Will be held at Cincinnati in July
and the September meeting in In
.lianapol!s in September.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
WESTERN GOLFERS TO
USE PRESENT RULES
by Associated Press !.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22-Onicers were
elected according to schedule last
night Mt the annual meeting OF the
Western Golf Association, and after
informal discussion, it was decided 10
let the present rules Ms adopted by
tho western association stand. do.
spite plea for uniformity by on.
GERS or the United States Golf As
ISOLATION Mt Its meeting Inst weo,,
Authority To change the rules in
IN" western association Is vested in
the executive committee, and any
action thnt ia deemed advisable may
be taken later by this body. The OF .
flcers 81 the u. S. G. 4. announced
that their rules committee might
take some action after the meeting
OF tho western association, which hi 9
been regarded by thom as somewhat
revolutionary.
Tho officers elected were mostly
incumbents, including President All.
bert r. Gates. OF Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
RECEIVERS At CLOSE
Early Sessions of Week Bring
Moderate Declines, but
Are Overcome.
tBy Associated Press.l

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. 22-
early sessions of this last week in
the cotton market brought moderate
declines. while the latter sessions saw
recoferics, highest prices coming
Friday when the trading months were
TO ii points over the close OF tho
preceding week, March trading up TO
100 cents a pound. At the lowest
the list was 10 10 63 points under the
close OF the preceding week, with
March off to 1923. on the close the
trading months showed losses of II
TO FL points, March closing at 1918.
IN the spot department middIinr
closed net unchanged at 1876, which
price compared with 1850 as the clos
ing price year ago.
Much OF the selling of the earIy
part OF the week was cai.sed by an
unialtcrab bic opinion of the French
political news, while the highest
prices of the week followed the
ouiSes in the stock market. shorts
becoming decidedly nervous over the
sensational rise in steel shares Some
iittle buying was caused by reports
OF better spot demand, here and in
the interior. and by complaints from
several sections of the belt that Of
fcrinEs were becoming very light ana
WAT inc selection at the command of
the buyers was very poor. so that they
were being forced to pay more at
tending TO lower grades and cvcn to
snaps and bottles. Holders In tho
interior were as Indifferent as ever
and none of the selling expected In
some quarters because of prepara-
'sons for the new crop was MATERIAL
ICED. -
Neither side of the market could
get much encouragement out OF new
crop news. some accounts indicating
the intention to plant more acren ge
THIS spring than was planted last
spring, while other reports were posl-
I tive that an increase in acreage could
not be financed. Points in Northern
Louisiana sent in word that receipts
OF mules were amounting to only
about one carload, whereas receipts
usually ran from thirty-nve to forty
carloads. Some sections of the East
ern belt reported sales OF mules and
farming tools down TO almost moth
ing. At the Same time there wers
portions OF Texas which claimed to
have new crop preparations well utl-
vanced. the ground in the best OF
shape and plans for material in
crease In the land under cotton,
y private bureau estimated gin
ming to the 10th of January at only
100000 bales, indicating produce
ton this last ginning period OF only
about 10000 bales. This gave the
| market some little support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
LITERARY CLUB HOLDS
SEMIMONTHLY MEETING

DR.. and Mrs. S. G. Mitchell enter
tanned the members of the Young
Mems Literary Club Sunday after
noon at 1890 o'clock. Mt their home.
20 stop, Wcsthampton, ut the rcgu-
lar semimonthly meeting OF the
club. The program consisted Of
Current Events" by NJ. Michael and
q story OF the life OF Lord Byron
author OF Child Harold" and other
poems by II. Herman. DR.. Mitchell.
head Of the Department of Political
Science and History at the Univer-
sity OF Richmond, spoke informally
OF the educational advantages OF
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
By J. d. & SONS.
TRUSTEES
y GOOD
Nc. SIS North F irst Street

Wine OF octoh
DEED Book
do. Lion 'N' 'ea"ten
p.
n Ward, II he
.heFeG KNOWN No 80 North First
line OF First feet t2I
baths
Leigh
business pro,oiton q largai
J. IT. CAlsNEAI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
HARRY GILMORE, 68,
IN 4 LIVELY ROUNDS

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-Fiarry Gilmore.
veteran championship contender.
who came from Toronto to Chicago
many years ago, commented recently
on his championship battle with Jack
McAulifIc. for which he received sos.
Thirty flvc years ago McAuliftc. then
the lightweight champion. defended
his title against Gilmore. Tho con-
test was held in the loft of Il build
ing in Lawrence, Mass. The Saliva
ton Army was holding a meeting on
the floor below at the same time. After
twenty eight rounds of furious boxing
with skin-tiIht gloves. Gilmore'S
hacker conceded the victory to Nc
Auliffc.
Gilmore, now 6S years OLD and in
the best OF health, showed some of
the prcscnt-day boxers tricks of the
game by stepping four rounds at u
local gymnasium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
VIRClNIA'S QUINT WILL
CLASH WITH V. p. l.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. %.
Manager Royal. of Nirginia's bas-
ketball team. announced today that
game had been arranged with the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute uuint,
to be played in Roanoke month
from today. February 90. This will
be the FIRST meeting of basketball
teams from the two institutions in
nearly twenty years. and the con-
test Will no doubt attract wide in
terest.
The. revised schedule shows that
fourteen games are yet to be played
eight in the Fayerwcather Gymra-
SUM and siN on foreign courts Half
OF the out-of-town games Will he
played in Washington--Cntho
University on February o: Gallaudet,
on the 10th. ami George Washington,
on the 18th. The remainder OF the
schedule is rs follows:
Monday. January 23-University Of
Richmond. at charlottesville.
saturday. January 2S-Catholic
University, at Charlottesville.
Thursday. February 2--university
of Tennessee. at Charlottesville.
Saturday, February 4-V!rginia
Military Institute. at Lexington
Thursday. February 9-Catholic
University, at Washington.
Friday. February 10-Gallaudet, at
Washington.
Saturday. February 11-Georgc
Washington. Mt Washington.
Monday. February l3-university OF
Kentucky. ut charlottesville.
Wednesday. February I5-I,ynch-
burg Elks. at charlottesville.
Saturday. February 1S-yirginia
Ia Las .
Monday, February 20-North Car
olina. ut charlottesville.
Wednesday. February 2o-Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. at Roanoke.
Saturday. February 25-Washing-
ton and Lee. ut I.ynchburg
Tuesday. February 2S--Guilford, Mt
Charlottesville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE co
The annual meeting OF the S,ocEholdcr,
OF Atlantic Life Insurance Company VIII
be held at ths Home Office of the Com
puny. eighth Moor. Virginia Railway and
Power BuIldins. Richmond. Va, on We'd.
ncsday, February S. loz at II o'clocI,
noon 10 receive and ac, uaon annual
REPORTS to cleo; Directors .or tho en-.
suing year and tn consider and act upon
any other business which may he rrop-
cr!y considered or acted upon at amy
annual or general meeting Of the Stock
holders OF said Company.
ROY II JONES.
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
SPORTS
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY WILL
INVADE RICHMOND FRIDAY
10 Hold Annual Basketball
Clash al Stadium
Field.
Especial to The T,,ncs-Disnn,ch +,


iiAMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA. Jan. 90.
The Hampdcn-sldncy basketball
quint viii! Invade Richmond Friday
night for their annual clash with
Richmond University. The contest
WI! be played on the Wcsthampton
court, bat despite the fact that this
Is the home court or tho Spiders. the
locals have high hopes OF coming
the honors The preceding night the
Tigers VIII meet William ana Mary
at williamsburg. and on Saturday
night they Invade tho nest of the
randolph Macon Yellow Jackets.
rms Is expected to be one OF the
hardest erinds OF the season for the
Garnet and Gray warriors but with
their improved condition they are
looking forward to 4 series OF vic
tories
Fo!iowinE their strenuous trim in
The western part of the State. in
which they dropped three games TO
Washington and Lee. Virginia Mill
iary Institute and the LynchburC
E!ks. the Tigers have settled down
to week OF hard practice before
their weekend trip 10 Richmond and
The vicinity. Although they were
rather badly beaten by their heavier
ana more experienced opponents,
their showing was not bad. Against
Washington ana Lee and V. NJ. 1.
the hoorwork was all that could he
desired. and tbis is expected TO
prove a large factor in the favor Of
the Tigers when uey meet quints
OF their own class
Coach Roundy has eight almost
evenly matched players from which
TO choose his varsity five. and this
Is expected 10 aid the Tigers mate
rally on their trip. II Will enable
him 10 keep u fresh team on the
floor nearly al! Of tho time, and no
i've men Will have To bear the hrunt
o; the three game grind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
state Normal pick. Team.

The students Of Fredericksburg
state Normal school, who were sc :
lectcd az members of the yarsit,.
basketball team. includes Misses
Mary Todd Ellie Broaddus. Eleanor
Broaddus. Rose uIman. Ida Robin
son. Phoebe BroaddUs. Lucille Broad, :
duS. June Johnson and Ellen Byr,,
Dew. This team Will rncct tho Farm
WHO Normal team in the first intnr-
school game OF the season. Friday,
evening. january %. in tho gym
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
csnugcrr Accused Of E.tort,op.

NEW YORK, Jan. 22,--IIcrInan
EoRcl, n chauffeur. was arrested ana
held without bail today on charges
of attempting to cXtort $4,000 from
Mrs. y. l.eaGe. Il Texas woman. for
whom the city OF Leagc was said TO
have been named. Mrs. Lcage said
that Vogel had written her letters.
threatening violence should she re-
fusc'Io nav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
Arrest Iitnsy nfIxer.

Twenty jitney drivers who. when
tho street carmen struck, spGedod up
business and their driving. were ar
rested in South Richmond last week
by officers Browning. and witzgall,
OF the traffic squad. Virtually all OF
them paid fine OF $25 and costs
Three men. Julian. J. A. and II. L.
Oates. are under bond OF $500 each.
to await hearing Thursday. charged
with reckless driving.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
Textile worker. to strike.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., Jan. 22.--Fol-
lowing announcement by majority
OF Rhode Island textile corporations
last week OF wage reduction aver
aging 20 per cent and effective, Cor
the most part, tomorrow, the United
Textile Workers Council today voted
to authorize strike on II Statewide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
HirTJDNS-LECALS
--------------------------
Legal Sut iifs 90

January II. 1874
The annual meeting OF th- atockhuIJ.r.
OF 10" t. Taylor Company VIII oa held
a. th- ONCE %: tue company l0II t;.s,
Isih street Richmond Va. Tu-stay
january "a 1922. at O'Clock +. n
\" T. iiENuERtn,S
AscreiarX. rI eAanr.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
Legal Notices
NOTICE or MEGiiNI OF STOCK.
HOLDERS,

Richmond. Va. January y 1922
You are hereby notified thar the annua
meeting OF the Stock holder. OF the Life
insurance Company OF Virginia will be
held ~ the Home Office 81 the cumpany
CORNER of Capito and Tenth Streets
Hlchinond Va. ON "Wednesday January
70 !92s. 1T o'clock T. ri. for tho purpos,
OF electine Prestdenf and the Directors
OF sold Company. for receiving the An
nual Report OF the Board Of Director.
anu the ratification of the acts, OF the
said board since the last annual meal
Ing al Stockholders, and FOR the trans
action OF such other business al MA,
properly come. before sLid msetInu rbs
books for transfer OF stock OF m. Gam
pBny vii, be oioAed on January "a 1927
and reopensd on January 2s 1872 II 4.
desirable that ali Stockholders sh.ii ns
proxy. w
A. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
------- Secretary
The annual meeting Of siockhold.r, Of
the Union Envelope Company will take
place IN the directors room OF thA Ma.
ttonal State and CITY Bank February A.
p. M
1. L. RHEUrAN.
- Secretary and Treasurer,
Tho annual meeting Of the stock holder.
OF the Jefferson Realty Corporation wifi h,.
held a, the Jefferson Hotel. Riehmond
Va. Wednesday. February /, 1922. At IL
o'clock. - =. -
o. >. wElsianR,
~ X; i =, !, ~ Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
klMBHOCGi. MCCARTHY & CHRISTIAN. nc.
Real Estate Aucti6necrs
TRUSTEES SALE.
WEST BROAD STREET LOT

~ virtue
Of Tn.
he
3
NJ.
tina
OF
ndreu
in cion 4 show
OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23

New York Representative Here.
N, %. Solomon, representing Berk-
man & Adler, OF Now. York, Is regis,
tered ut Murphy's Hotel, b, =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
Wantcd-ro Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms nnd Land Tor Sale 81
FARM BARGAINS.

We have a large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l.. 4 II. l.. DENOON,
SO7 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
Houses for Snle

For sale. six-ro0in house. thoroughly
modern. Ia the West End
TWO f!N-room flats. west Of Boulevard;
separate heating plants and every con-
venlcncc.
FIVE AND SIX ROOM HOUSES on
NORTH SIDE.
bohutifui l:-room house OH boulevard:
thoroughly convenient. Price reasUna BILE.
box sci,
niChtnunI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23

3tb ACRES ,ptptoyrd land. CO Ia wiuter
seed. Su In meadow: loo cleared New
7-ropn mouse Ka- lights. 3 barns and
outbu.titIs. muics. wagons farming I'M
plcnentp tractor gang pIvws. disk nuxs
cattle. -orn and feed. All at sacrince
for qn,ca sale. J. G.. Sehle. LaursYiIle
Va. King William County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-23
i7-ACRE GOOD INCOME" FARM

ONLY $4,000; HORSE. POULTRY.
Cow. hay. fodder, corn. potatoes, vege-
tables. implements, tools Included: near
village. motor bus service. city markets;
20 acrch rich. iohIny tillage; spring and
erueh -watercd pasture; lots wood. timber
60 fruit trees. grapes. berries. Govd nve-
room house. piazza. nearly new barn. pig
gerry. poultry house. II taken now. only
$4,000; part cash. easy terms. plearani
home and generous living Tor man acting
quickly. Cntalog free. e. II. Reynolds
Frcdcricksburg. Va.