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Is ARRETT-WHITE BOUT
VICTOR MEETS CHAMP

NEW YORK. July 30.-A new ,wis,
'hht may end in the browning of an.
other lightweight champion occurred
mere Sunday. when Bobby Barrett
inc hard-hitting flash from PhiladcI.
phia' was matched to meet Charlie
White. the Chicago veteran M ,ho
N"w York Nclodromc. August ?.
Inc winner OF the affair has nrac
Iic"lly been promised n bout with
h'hhy Leonard for the title some
a'"'" IN september. as the result of
p" roh,crrhcr with Tex Richard.
r'sh' followers point out that Bar
re,t in his recent 20 with lev r.,
Ter showed harder WALL, ~.
Benny did aGains; Tcnd,., ~.
week and that he DISPLAYED !, ,f,,o
RcncralShip that would rut onn'
az" brilliant fighting head 10 a su.
preDc test S"
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Boston Needs the Money.
BY United News.l

-
R0STON. July 3o.-Boston fans arc
not likely TO be pleased a, the sale
OF Hugh McOuillan, the star pitcher
OF tho Braves. TO the New York
Giants. but George W. Grant. owner
OF the Boston club, had to have the
money.
1T has been lean year here
Grant said in announcing the sale of
McCuillan. I'VE have been fighting
TO keep out OF the cellar and we've
taken In little money at the gate. DO
YOU blame me for parting with one
pitcher in return for three pitchers
and an amount Of cash which will,
amply make ZIP all the deficits of the
season."
II is reported that Grant received
$1,000 for McQui.lan in addition To
Fred Toney. veteran PITCHER for the
Giants. and two other pitchers.
y cry OF disappointment from R,e
ton fans is certain, for tn Braves
weakest point nj! season has been
their pitching STAFF. and the loss of
Mcou!ilan is regarded as serious
blow.
Although Gran, would not name
the figure he is receiving for Nc
Qullian. lie said II was IA large sum.
In fact. few pitchers have been
sold for the amount of money viii
receive for McQuillan." Grant said.
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FOR SALE, nice building
lot, 40 feet front, run
nlng back 105 feet, in
Highland Park. Ran
dolph 4948.
" unleu iteai Estnt.
on

hEAI. I-S IAlI.--i.iat your property with
us !pr ndl" a. iy' rent. Vs.. cup ,.ry.
you, l.. f. schmidt * Co.. 20 North
EIIAtn Street
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Upton TO CHALLENGE
FOR YACHT CUP AGAIN
Try United News.1

NEW YORK. July 30.-Slr Thomas
Upton, the sporting Briton. who has
spent more than s3.Ooo.ONo in four
unsuccessful attempts to win tho
Hmericas Cup. the blue ribbon Of
international yatchting. will try
again.
According to friends of the pecr IN
'nis country. Sir Thomas is about 10
challenge the New York Yach, Club.
ho!aer ~ the cup, TO another con-
tes'-ihis time probably with schoon-
crs Instead Of sloops.
The name Of Liptons contender.
however VIII remain the Shamrock.
The nth vessel by that title TO try
against American bull, racers in Tho
last twenty-thre. ycarq
Y have a superstition the sham
Iovh - going 20 win for me some
DAY. Sir Thomas is reported TO have
said $40
L!p;on's Will provides tina, monav
sha!! be put aside for Some one to
Keep on challenging until the Gun
is won. "'
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RAID GERMAN SHIP:
GET MUCH DOPE
Especial TO The Timcs DISPATCH. I

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK, VA, July 30.--Forty-
Two four-sram bottles of morphine.
seven quarts Of liquor and four men
are In custody OF Federal agents AS
result of Il raid on the German
steamer Real, Friday night. Hearing
In this matter will be held before "a
United states commissioner Monday
prohibition agents have searched the
ship for additional liquor.
IL. Scotborgh and Carl Schmusi
We're arrested when they produced
IN" morphine which narcotic agents
had arranged 10 purchase" Frcu.rick
Bhhrandas and Hans Xiceler at
tempted To sell these agents tho
liquor and were directed to a pro-
hihti!on agent who was only a short
distance away. who made the ar
rest
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rc -
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
- s<TTE tTs(ISJTFIED
W. T.. SULLIVAN & co.
hcal Estate Auctionecrs.
Auction Sale
311O M Street

,,n IN nmrs4ance Of decree OF the
ohahccry Court OF the CITY of Rich
h"hu. va: entered July IS. 1922. in
INC Huit OF Edgar W. Mosby. ct ais
VS. VIM. j. Mosby, ct al. We viii on
FRIDAY. JULY 2S. iaoo.
At O'clock p. NJ,
oncr Tor sale on the premises. the
property known as No. $40 NJ Sirrrt.
with bricE dwelling and lot. fronting
!. icct ~ inches on the north line of
street. between 3lst and 32l
streets with depth Of 100 feet. more
or less, bounded on the west by land
formerly owned by T.. G. I.arus.
IEkMS: one third cash. balance
In SIX and twelve months; or ali cash,
at the option OF the purchaser.
JOHN IL. WELSH.
y. THOMAS MOSBY.
Special Commissioners
The bond required OF the Special
commissioners have been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE.
Clerk.
Owing to rain. the above sale was
postponed until
TUESDAY. August I, 1922,
At $50 o'clock u. NJ.
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TAKES 1000 PRIZE.
IN RELIABILITY RACE
INV Assoein,cd rrcss |

CLEVELAND, ONO. July 30 The
CABIN cruising power boat Crrgccus
owned 10y Commodore a. r. Mcleod
OF AiSonac. Mich, and dying the
Detroit Yacht club pcnnani. coda y
won the fourth annual long distance
reliability race from Rocky River.
Cleveland. [" Put in Bay and return
Tor the Commodore William l..
Scr'pps' $1,000 trophy.
Tho Crcsccus finished the round :
trip mt 7:42 y. NJ. making the liz
statute miles In eleven hours eight
minutes and ffty-two seconds,
elapsed time.
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tiabby After TIL.

CHICAGO. July 3o.-Jimmy CtaLh,.
australian middleweight cnannin,
arrived in Chicago. announcInr Ma.
i"r campaign to capture The warid.,
il'""'ewcIGht title. Preliminary A.
,"ns'h.n'S are taking shape. CI,h-
10y manager announced. for = mattel,
win Johnny Wilson. the title holder
except in New York State-at Mich.
lsan CITY in the middle OF Angus,
ierms nave been proposed for CON
TEST with Jack Malone. Clabby leaves
.o''"rrow to open training quarters
At Aurora, Ill
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EuinI Automob,lc Acc,l.n,

DANNlI.LG. VA. July 30.--One man.
was Killed and four others Injured
yesterday In Franklin County. near
Rocky Mount. when touring car
driven by Mrs. Carrie Z. Scarboroueh.
turned over on the national high
way. Luther Hail. of West Virginia.
was instantly Killed. Besides Mrs.
Scarborough, also OF lester. Mrs
Emma Ramsey and her Eranddaugh-
ter. Emma Mason, of Henry, were
injured, but not seriously
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HOME-RIN RECORD
OF MAJOR LEAGUES
Ms Nssncintcd rrcss-l

CHICAGO. July 3U.--Thc home
run record in the American ana Nu-
tioual Leagues follows:
American: Williams. ST. Louis. %;
G. Walker. Philadelphia. "a; Ruth.
New York. Is; lehman. DctroI. l6:
Falk. Chicago, 9; Meuscl. New
York, Q.
National: IIornsby. st Louis, 81;
Williams. Philadelphia, 10; Lee, Phil
adelphia. IL; Wheat, Brooklyn, II:
Meusel. New York. 10; Ain3mith, st.
Louis. 10: Kelly, New York, 9.
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SHINES HIRES ARMY
OFFICERS FOR BIC JOBS
German Business King Elm
ploys Large Number Of For
mcr Fighting Men.
tBy United pressl

BERLIN, July 3O.-Hugo SHINES Is
building up within his mighty BUSH
ness Organization veritab.c corps
OF ex-German army and navy officers.
wives OF cX-German officers and their
relatives
on his staff SHINES has even mem
bers Of nobIlity-such rs counts and
countcsses working for small SAL
aries, though he grants bonuses to
keep pace with the high cost of liv-
inE.
In his best positions officers OF
high rank in the old army are en-
ploycd. In his main offices in Ber-
lin. there is almost the air OF a
social gathering, since so many OF
the women employed as secretaries
and as attendants are members OF
the Old army society Group-fallcn
upon evil days as result OF tho
outcome oi the war.
War Leaders on staff
The head ut has great newspaper.
The DcutsChc AlIgu:ncinc Zcitunr -
here Is Captain Human. one OF the
" ~ N'a'N u Ol VIC herman navy
group. Ills private secretary Is Tn,
cx-Major l.. osius And throughout
his organization the men who hold
positions or trust ar. men Tho had
prominent part in directing the
course of the war on land and on
sea.
SHINES believes that Ihcsc men are
among the hes, organizers in The
world. While they may lack some
OF the technical training needed IA
so great an institution as he has
founded. he feels that tneir genius
tor organization moro than over.
comes what they may lack In tina,
direction. and he believes further
that II would be waste of cNcell.n,
brain power to let these men be idle
ana hungry ms was the case with
many of them directly after the war.
ovcrromcs Difficulties.
SHINES is man who lets no dill
cult.cs stand in his path For in
stance, when he began Euying news
papers lie found the print paper was
scarce. so he purchased paper mills.
and when he found that the wood
pulp was also scarce he bought forests
To feed the mills. When he becam.
Involved In trouble with the Ham
burg American Line. OF which he was
Il director. II: got out OF the organi.
zntion and Wen, into the shining
business ON his own hook.
Every time he has founded a new
business. SHINES has sought out arm Y
officers to direct them. He gives few
orders He merely tells the officer
that h" wants SO and so and leaves
the matter 10 the officer to accom-
plish realizing that the German on
GER was trained 10 obey orders to
reach set goa! without asking how
and why II should be done.
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STOCK OF SHOES AND sTopr,
GGIhSNTURES, OPEN ACCOUNTS. or;
2I,l,IrMIJND SHOE SHOP, BANK
ST TPPIi NO. &c WEST BROAD
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OFFICE; OF
OFFICE OF
DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Room No. 800. city Hall
Richmond, Va. July rs. 1922
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re.
ceivcd at this Office unit! Monday.
August II. 1872. at 1900 o'clock noon.
Tor the erection and completion OF a
FIRE ENGINE HOUSE, to be located
on southwest Corner OF Rrockland
Park Boulevard and Hawthorne Ave
nue.. Richmond. Va. according to
plans and specifications as prepared
ny Mcssrs. Carncal " Johnston.
Architects.
Plans and specifications can be
seen and other Information can be
had upon application at, the Building
INSPECTORS office, Room No. 305,
CITY Hall.
certified check for 100000 mus,
accompany al! proposals. and a bond
elual 10 90 per cent Of the amount
oi contract Viii he required OF the
successful bidder
Tn" Director OF Public Safety re-
serves tue right to reject any and all
Dads offered.
WM. NJ. MYERS
director OF Public safety.
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Pursuant TO order Of tho D!stric,
Cour, OF IN. United States for The
on the 25th day Of July. 1922. in tho
mater OF james River Sand and
travel Corporation. bankrupt we
VIII sell the above mentioned prcp.
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Kinscy I,rothcrs win.

NEW YORK. July 30.--Robert and
Howard Einscy. of San Francisco.
successfully defended their metro
polttan lawn tennis doubles title to-
day against &. Howard Voshella and
Samuel Hardy. in slow five-set
match. 3-6. 3-G. G-i. Ga. SO.
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In Chalnccry.

In Chanccry.
IN" object Of this suit is TO obtain
Il "l'0rcc from the bond OF matrl-
!H"HE from the defendant on Tho
grounds ui dcscrt!on and abandon
mcnt. tor more than thre" ycars IA
past hnd affidavit having bcri! mad.
ana NJ" mat tho Defendant, Lena /,
H:fh tHit, - not II resident OF tn.
stat" 81 Virginia. Il Is urdcrcI thar
she do appear here within tcn days
after due publication OF this order
her interest in this suit
Cop:-TcStc:
l.tT!iI:k LIBBY, Clerk.
l.. VI. RCSCNER,. Attorney,
lOl7 BANS street.
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l. y certain OF oi lana. with i'm.
proEcmc"ts thereon, known as 40
50! Nicholson street. lying ia the city
81 richmond. virginia. ana bounded
~ follows; Commencing on the south
me or Nicholson Street. at Il point
aisiant o21 feet . inches cas-; OF
iiJpHins street. thence running along
the south line OF Nicholson Street ana
fronting thereon % feet, and running
pack between parallel lines. $50 feet
2. All that certain piece or parcel
u Land. with ;nc frame trncmcii, No
:vs Nicholson Street. and other i'm
In the City OF richmond Virginia. On
the south side cot Nicholson Street,
ionins - feet : inches and running
back between parallel lines ISL fee;
~ an alley 10 feet wide.
g.. That certain piece or parcel of
land, with all improvements thereon.
known az No. 3u5 Nicholson Street,
IN the CRY OF Richmond, Virginia.
fronting Is feet Inches On the sou;h
iinc OF Nicholson Street. and extend
lrG back southwardly from said
front bstwceE parallel lines l5l fee,
10 an alley 10 feet wide.
I All that certain tot. piece or
paEct! OF land. lying ANA being in
The Ci," OF Richmond. Virginia. on
ne south SIDE OF Nicholson street.
having "A frontage OF 80 feet by a
depth OF i5l feet to an alley - feet
~ Idle.
TERMS: one-third cash. residue in
imTr. clual instaiirnunts. payable. re-
spcct!Eci!y, al 8. u. IS months from
dats o: sale. the credit !msiai!,nenis
10 be evidenced by notice OF thc pur-
chhsei. WIN per cent per aunum
interest from the day OF sale and title
retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and a conveyance or.
d"r.d oy, the court. or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser
liASklNS HOBSON.
ROBERT IL TALLEY,
special commissioners.
the above decree OF the Spcci-i Com
missioners has been duly given
GIVEN under my hand this ilth day
OF July. 1922.
Tcst": CHAS. o. SAvILLE, Clerk.
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Eichard W. Carrlngton. y. q.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
virginia Railway and Power Company
viii. on Friday. September |. 1922. at
10 O'Clock. in the courtroom of the State
Corporation Commission, Richmond. Va.
apply To said commission for authority
10 revise and advance passenger fares on
'iS intcrurban (Richmond -Pctorsburg) di-
N'ai"n approximately as follows:
'ash fares FOR adults. present . cents
Per mile, proposed 2l-i cents per mile
TOT children, present IA cents per mile.
frnp"scd l-2 cents per mile.
iiCket fares are To 10 rcarranGcd more
me"riy on mileage basis at apprOx!ma tcly
cents per mile for adults and I-i cents
per mile for children
u proposed 10 abolish all OF the 6
tN'H'hs forms OF communication tickets
my ranging from cent To L. cent per
in''' ana to substitute therefor one form
"a commute ON good for !. nnu;hs for
PERSONS. ~ 20 or 50-tT.p books at
i-2 cents per mile. -
~ 'u,theT proposed 10 eliminate the
present school tickets. which arc limited
TO " days OF approximately l-2 cent ner
niue ana 10 Hubstanniate therefor school
lickets good for IL months, SO trims. a
hppt"Xiinatciy "a OF cent per miI.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND poIyrp
COMPANY.
lhomas s. WheelwriEht
--------------- President.
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CAN%EA!. q JOHNSTON.
AEg.Jrtrf. "a .tI lF,Ft.,y.,,.
PLANTERS SArIU&aL BANK.

NIchInohd. Va. July II 1871.
furslant - reso!u;lon OF the ,l.rectors
oil iH!- LHHn Al meeting held July G.
I'--. mere WI!i b. called meeting OF
me share HJ!G"tA - be G-lG at their uank i
ins home. Main and Twelfth Streets Rich
mona, Va. On Tuesday. Augusi 90 1929
at !. 'cloch noon for tho purDos, ~
TURNER amending Section Of the Articles
"f Association So as to provide for a
board OF directors consisting OF not less
tnai n.c 60 nor more than twenty (2OJ
shareholders: to elect such additional di.
r"ci"r- az may be determined upon; and
Tor the Transaction o, any other Dusi.
ness which would properly come before
Hdld meeting
WAKNEN ". GODDARD
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GIANTS GIVE TONEY TO BRAVES
IN EXCHANGE FOR M'OUILLAN
Boston and New York Clubs Make Midsummer Swap.
NcGraw Sends Causey 20 indianapolis and Two
Pitchers Along With Toney.

MS 9th club IN the league McOu!l-
ian reached the big time in 1915
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DISPLLi GL4N>iS ltD

EQUITY COURT OF TIL; CITY Or
KIC!iMpNb. THE 2STii DAY OF
JULY. 1879.
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dLL1iONS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF nEpEtt uy 20: 'T1'

notice OF REDESlTTIO:;.
~ nC!.DE!ts OF VICTORY NOTES
MD OTHERS COSCERSED:
N"te" !, Hereby Given "a fo.Iows:
Victor. EOj.s.
Az -. victory Notes. o,herwi..
= 1irs % I>---!s--. Which Dcar the AIN
lhs -.'h.uE !sittss -. Is. c. u. H. or r.
"'uA"i 4" in-.r serial number. having
b""" irsiEnc! tyf IN. putpUbe by Ion =,
'1 me i'"HsGfS. are called Tor rcGeuu,iou
~" '''.-H. Der 10. !'lt. pursuant TO the
"' 'f''.'H 'n' redemption contained IN the
"'''7 "hi ~ Treasury Department cir.
'-."i 80. -. dated AaUl ~ 1912. under
%" hplrs we're UrIg.Eal, issued.
$1,000 on ''' ihr "a. 20 victory NUl".
t-' calico tnr redemption w.lI C,a.. on
'"' f'4''uiiun dn'", D"r-mu,t -. 1884,.
.'iJ Noi,S o.! the .. u, s-ric. p.,,.
.' %. misunderstanding letters .. u. [. J. X
o., "."hed 10 th"!f aor.a! Humb.rs are
N.' lH "uy manner affected D. th.. cal!
''"' milton h"d VII! he due ana pay.
"'tr "H Z" ?riHcipa! on Gay -. 1874 &C.
-'i"!rg To ine!r terms.
''i'NeI intorGat!o a. TO tho pre-
Ata-ti'ou dHb hl:f"nieT q! q. 20 Victory
.N"''a 'pF redemption under ih!I call 4,
given o" Treasury Department: circular
80 ~ dhi'd July -. 1922, copies o..
M".'n ana! he obtained from tn. TIe..
ufE D@uattiHont. Diis.on q, Loans and
'HT'Gn's. Washington. H. c.. or amy Fed.
ora! Reserve bamA.
~. ~. i! J. Lion,
Secretary o! the Treasury.
sealed .EOpOsIts wIi. D. received al The
oE'r- o: James l.. Jones. Secretary OF ,ho
hoHfis iiul!G.ns Co!mIl.!aa.Oi..s,. Com.
ii''h""lllh az virginia. No. iil. East Main
- - h'ehm"hI. Va. g9 70 the TENTH
DIM or AUGUST. 1879. - O'Clock noon
h'"n"aid i!:n". Tor oil. Of the Foundation
".FH. WH'Dn includes rkChyat!Eg. shor,
I'tHS concrete and other wora as mote
!Hty So FORM tn the plans and sp-cl.
nr"i.'n> prepared b. Carn-ai & Johnston.
Architects aid Englhyv!s. Tor the STATE
OFFICE htlLDI%G 20 b. erected ia th.
state Eap!iS! Grounds. corner Twelfth and
Bank StTee's HtchmonI. Va
rams hni srrc.:catIuas can also b., se.n
a. tae oi:Cv OF John T. Wilson Co. Inc.
~. I--G mutual building. and at the OF
her U: Ga!ncal !. Johnston. Chamber o,
Cpmmrfc" !iu!!d!HS. SIXTH and Main SITS.
Richmond. Va
IOliN J. WILSON co. INC,
Supervising Contractors;
ChEEEAl. & JOHNSTON
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nmusuant TO an order OF the Dlstric.
Eastern District OF v,rsinia . nm, rnS
on me 18Th day Of July. 1899. in the
S sii1toer or Nat. Horwitz. trading ms
seIi '~ an s ,e Shop, bankrupt. / Shall
Broad Strcni premises. No. iG West
a.. MONDAY. July 81. 1922,
n si6ci. hins AT 1880 O'Clock 4. NJ.
SOY noyss ladies' and Chndren's Shnes
and hubbers. Spats; six Arm Ch.irs
ciaIi nDie ~, Gongolcum. nne and rspc.
about 5000 new Shoe Car i,n; ", mn
stock Boxes. lot Christmas T mH, or
Shn SHOE sto utter and PAPER Awning.
que SAID bankrupt as filed. o'''S
MELVIN, FL.AGENHEIAiER.
Receiver and Triist..
TIE VALENTINE AI.CTION %
Auctioncers N'
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william II. Chernault. go. Plaintiff
W.
Lena J.. Chcrnaul; Defcndan,
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WHEN You want what you want ana Van,
Immediately. read tho Dispatch want
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wARREN ". GODDARD.
VIRGINIA. = IN THE CHANCERY
COURT . THE CITY OF RICH
MOND THE 9TH DAY OF July.
Jonn rickrells Ex'or. go. Plaintiffs
George pickrell ct ais .Dcfeudauts


IL CHANCERY.
IL appearing 10 the court that q
report Of The accounts OF j. Henry
i'httSSoHs executor. under tn" VIII OF
John Iickrcll. deceased. and OF the
debts ana demands against said de-
ccdcnt's estate has been n!cd in the
clerk = office of this court in this
suit by Commissioner I'm Chauccrv q,
Carlton jackson. and that more jhun
one year has elapsed since the uudll-
nCatlun OF the said executor. on mo-
ton of Caroline pickrcll StrudwicI;
one OF the lcgatccS under the will OF
said deccdcnt. II is ordered that
creditors OF said John P!ckrell, de-
ceased. do appear on tho 9Th day OF
September. 1872, and show cause. be-
fore this court Cor the judge hereof
If this court be in vacation), IL any
they can, why the said estate should
not be paid and delivered to the
lcgatees under the will Of said John
termined in this suit, without re-
curing refunding bonds OF the
legatees. and II IS further ordered
that copy OF this order be published
once week for four CD successive
weeks In The Times Dispatch, a
newspaper published daily In the city
Of Richmond. Va.
a Copy-Tcste:
CHAS. O. SANILLE.
Clerk,
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~ c. l.. e H. L. DENOOS. INC
Real Estate Auct.oncers.

CoMMIsslONER's SALE HY PUP
i.!C AUCTION OF nos. got. 3O5
AND 3p5 NICHOLSON STEIE..r
ALSO LOT FRONTING 30 FEET
o. THE SOUTH SIDE OF EiCIi-
Olson STREET. HAVING; A
DEPTH OF ISL FEET.
IN execution OF Il certain deere. an =
tcrrd on Mag IS. 1872. ntu. CHM.
ctry Court o: the city -: l!ch.nDud.
IA the suit OF Fred r. Mrrriiey'
guardian OF LcSli. Hat,rri,v arc
plaintiff, vs.. Leslie Bati.rby an in
:ant under the age o: u years, and
otheTs. defendants. tho unG.rsi..ncu
special commissioners therein an.
Oh the premises. on
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RICHMOND. FIRE d $50 6 POTOMAC R.R.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-17
George ". %. Pedhy.
~ Associated Press

DALLAS. Texas. s.pt. i6.--ticorEe
u. u. rcddy. independent Democratic
nominee a. oppose Earle u. Mayfleld In
The general election In November. was
born ON farm five miles from Tenaha.
Shelby County. August 20. 1899.
". attended country school In hla dis.
iric' AMI hlgh school al Tencha until
he wns ~. Ne entered the University
" Texas IN isia, working his way the
first year nnd borrowing money 10 fin
lsh his college course.
IN 1919. whllc student NJ tho uni.
versiiy, he was elected 10 the Thirty.
first Legislature from his district. In.
Guiding shelby County.
lie cnrol.d for the first officers train.
ing camp at Leon Springs. where he
WIS commissioned ua captain. lie re-.
signed from The legislature when he 70.
celvod the commission. lie later joined
the Nineiioth Division aud was six
months IN the army of occupation In
,ierinany
After the wnr he returned Ia tho uni.
vcrsity 10 complete his course. III
moved 10 Houston IN 1890 and " al
present assistant district attorney. H.
said be- had no, ye, made any plans 20,
hls camlaisn