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HEfDLER THROWS OUT
l ! o DODGER PLANTS
icy Assoc!ntch rrcss-

NEW YORK. July 2S.-rrcsldcnt
2onn a. icSdIer. OF the National
League. has dSaliowcd II. No"
tests of the Brooklyn club TO umntrcs.
decisions which il claimed w,rc
fauiiy and resulted in losses of the
Iamts played against New York July
ana st. Louis. July TO- The ram,.
viii not be rcpiaycd
me BrookIyn contention in borh
cases was based on a rule that has
n''n a storm center Of controversy
III baseball almost since its insti,r
tion, the obstruction OF base bv
h"!her waiting To- tag n runner
w neither there actually is obstruction
u = matter or the umpirn's Judgment.
which is never reversed
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JOHNSTON REACHES
EAST FOR MATCHES

NEW YORK. JuiN nS ,yi'ii,,,
VI Johnston. OF san Francisco, for
mrr NATIONAL tennis champion. ar
riN'u Ia NcS' York today from The
ooast ready 10 begin a strenuous
court campaign, which includes p,uv
IN the Davis cup challenge round ana
'he national champion
johnston, who Is No. i'm the ma
IONA ranking list, said he was in
rev practice sets IN the afternoon
TO timber up. lie expects 10 make his
hrsi tournament start next week m
the lhV!tat Ion tournament at Sea
bright y. j.. where he is Seeded" in
me same quarter as Gerald l.. Pat
tcrson, captain OF the Australian
Davis Cup team.
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PUT ASIDE 100000
FOR BALL MEMORIAL
iBE United News. !

CHICAGO. July aS-Th. monumou,
10 the noble game OF baseball to be
erected IN East Potomac Park. Wash
lnSton. -. c., is to be no mean nile
OF stone. f'
American League maguatrs In ses-
sion here, appropriated 100000 for
It's erection. according TO the an
nouhcement OF President Ban John
SON FRIDAY. and designs will he sought
from the best ScuIptors in IN. cn,1n
!rE. ~ broze shield to he placed on
tne monument is TO be engraved with
inc name OF the leading PLAYER OF the
S.ar IN me junior circuit, and So by
hchd work ambitious young men NAV
I'VE TO see their name go down in
baseball history impcriShuhlN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29
AMOS STRUNk IS HELP
TO KID GLEASON'S CLUB

CHICAGO. JUly Baseball is i
young mans game. and SO the case
OF Amos Struuk. working mostly as
a pinch hitter for Kid Glcason's
White son, seems almost unexpiain-
able
Str"nk was playing ball for Cor
nc!ius McGil!cuddy when that lean
gentleman had a ball team. which
shows how far back he goes.
But he has broken up three extra :
inning games in the last ten days for
the son Pinch hitting against the
fanks in an extra inning affair in
New York recently. he nickcd the
hit that brought home the bacon.
In trm-mnims game here Thursday,
against BOSTON. he did the same
thing Gleason let him play the
whole day Friday as mark OF es-
TEEN and because Johnny Mostil has
infected tousils. and again In the
tenth inning Amos busted the needed
hit. this time a triple. for the WIN
ming mark-r.
White son fans nominate ar.
S;ruuk Tor san Johuson's Washing
ton monument.
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MOUND STAR
SOLD TO BROOKLYN
- Assncln..d rrcssl

ST PETERSBURG, FLA. July oS
- h"ri!c oilinger, former pitching
sta %: tho Auburn baseball nine. coll
leg!at. alI-SOuthcgn pitching selcc-
ton, for twc years and leading nurlcr
OF the local Florida State League
club mas boon sold 10 the Brooklyn
Nationals. % was announced today.
o!i'"G'r wi.p wi. rcDor, to nc bod
gers about August q. now aas q
string Of thirty innings without a
iuM M,!LE sCor.l MgALlai hlm
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PRICE OF PLAYFELLOW
REFUNDED TO SINCLAIR
CBy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. July 2s.-The notori-
Gus colt. PlayfclIow. fun broihrr OF
Man - War. but adjudgcd "a wind :
sncher and crihbor. has been taken
PACK by his original owners the
price OF 100000 has been refunded to
Harry T.. sinclair tn" oil man and
racing enthusiast. Sinclair went to
court to get his money back
Thc quincy stables fought THE suit
but lost both in tho court at original
jurisdiction and the appellate di-
vision. There was to have been an
appeal To the Court Of Appeals. bat,
this was waived Friday. when a
trainer called at the liancocas sta
blcS. owned by Sinclair. ana led Ray
irllOM harE hNmr
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4ULIIONS-LEG.iLS
Legal Notices
81 l


PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
Nicainond. Va. July II. 1879.
PURSUANT ~ resolution OF the directors
o! TINS SdnH at "A meeting held July &,
1872. there VIII De "a chilled meeting Of
the shareholders. 70 bc held at their bank
!nI home. Main and Twelfth Streets, Rich
mona, Va. On Tuesday. August 20 ly22
at = q. c.pCh noon. :or the purpose OF;
:AGtu'r amending Section y; the articles
ci ASSOCIATION, so A. 10 prOvid; FOG a
J1ar4 OF directors consisting OF not less
Than ave go nor more Than twenty IZVJ
snare au!tcGs: ~ elect such additional Ill
rector as may be- determined upon. and
:Ds IN. transaction of any other uu,i-
ncss which would properly come before
sad meeting
WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
CfiAS. *. WILLIS & CO.,
Kca! EStat. Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
\ DESIRABLE DWELLING. NO. 3O7
MINOR ST. BARTON HEIGHTS.
cry

By virtue OF Il certain deed OF trust.
dated july !. 1920. recorded in clerk S
Office Richmond chancery Court. -.
T.. 2di-E. page go. default having
been made in payment Of a portion
Of me deb; therein secured. ana being
required by the beneficiary therein so
10 do. viii. on
SATURDAY. JULY 30, 1922.
at $3.50 o'clock l.. NJ
proceed to sell ut public auction. on
the premises. thn property mentioned
therein and described as follows:
Beginning ut Il point on tho south line
OF Minor Street. distant 81 feet east
OF its intersection with the east line
Of Lamb Avenue. thence running east
wardly along the south line OF Minor
street and fronting thereon IS feet
and extending back sou;hwardiy he
tween parallel lines 100 feet to an
alley |. feet wide.
Terms; CASH.
y good opportunity for a man de-
string u home ~ II moderate price.
and while The trustee requires cash.
the auciiunc:r may be able To help
the purchase" 1y maiting new loan.
]. y. BLACKBrRN.
Trustee
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Dcrcndnn, Wins Damage Suit.

IfNCIlEuRG. VA. July aS.-Tha
jury IN the suit OF the Norfolk and
western halfway against the Ale
Ghnny Iron and ore COMPANY OF
Hucna Vista. in which damages for
demurragc amounting to $4,000 wt<e
asked. resulted In the Federal Dis
trict Court here in a verdict for tho
defendant company. Counsel ipr the
railway company moved to set the
verdict aside, Judge Mcdowell take
ing the motion under adviscmcnt.
Counsel Will later hlo written briefs
relative 10 the motion.
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Dr,icr AppoIp,eu .y,,dyc

NARitlSONBCRG, July 2S-SheT
L.. pev!er. OF iiarrisonburG. has been
appointed judge OF tho Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court for Rock
inEham County ne authorized by an
act passed at the last session OF the
state Legislature. The new court
Will hea! with all child and domestic
relations cases, with the exception
OF divorce proceedings.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and FLATS a.

ShEN ANDDiH-Apartmrnt very dasir.
ate s-form housekeeping apartment.
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Di.mi,. Collaborating charge.

FNNNITI.E, w. July 2N.-Mayor
W"odinE has dismissed charges of
Jail-hrcakins lodged against Boston
Nllen anG Willie scott, negroes in
prison, who were recently found nj
large in tho city The citN Taller
testified t!iat he hal given them n,r.
mission To leave and on hearing Tint
tn" court declined to punish tho
mcSrocs Tor prohting by the liberty.
given them by the Jail Official
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

SALE EY pvn-
Lie AUCTION Or nos sol BOA
AND sos NlClIOl-SOE STREET.
ALSO LOT FRONTING 80 FEET
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or NIGH
OLSON STREET, uANINC;
nIrIJ1'ty ~, ~ I.,,t,u, 49, -
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business Places for Rent A.
EARNS for Rent
Onice and Desk Room

DAIRY farm. 200 acres. 5-t5un house
ans dairy ba'". Boa Ia, care IN.
Dl..atHh b.
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Robert aud howard Kinscy. OF san
Francisco, winners OF the doubles
,iiic last year. advanced TO the NTH
round 10y virtue OF defaults in the
second ana fourth and Il victory Ia the
third bracket over Henry Nulicn-
h&ucr and X. II. Bennctt. New York,
G-j Ga.
other prominent doubles teams to
advance through the third round in
cludcd :. kashIo ana Ieuso Shimizu
TIA" Japanese stars. and Samuel
Hardy and :. Howard Voshell, OF New
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

IVA! I-SN"N' .hNClIUuCciS.
coMArIsSloNEk,s SALE EY pun-
kiG AIcTi0T or nos 5el, 1903
on THE SOUTH SIDE or NiCH-
OLSON STREET, HAVING 4
DEPTH or i5i FEET.
In execution OF a certain decree eli
Gerry Court %: ne CITY OF Nichm0nd.
IN the suit OF Fred II. Mcrr.dcw.
guardian OF Leslie Baiterhy. etc.
pla.niin VS. Leslie hattcrhH, an m
others, defendants. the undersigned
special commissioners therein ap-
pointed, viii sell by Public auction,
on the premises. on
MONDAY. JULY -. la22.
at $50 O'clock :" NJ.
the following Gccrihed property:
/. y certain lot nt lama. with i'm
prUvemcnts thereon, known as no
iui nicholson street. lying in In. CITY
III Richmond. Virginia. ana bounded
as follows; Commencing on the south
line ~ Nicholson street. at a point
distant 52' feet inches east OF
hopkins street, thence running along
the south line uf Nicholson Street ana
fronting thereon - feet. ana running
bach between parallel lines, 100 feet
70 an alley.
= Vii that certain piece or parcel
Of land. with the frame tenement No
io3 Nicholson street. and other inn
Urovcmcnts thereon, lying and being
in the city OF Richmond. Virginia, on
the south side OF Nicholson Street,
fronting is feet inches and running
back between parallel lines ISL feet
10 am alley l 5 feet wide.
8. That certain piece or parcel OF
land. with all improvements thereon.
known as No. 3U5 Nicholson Street.
III the city OF Richmond, Virginia,
fronting is feet inches on the south
line of Nicholson Street. and extend
n hack IN rHi S,ai a
front between parallel lines ISL feet
to an alley /" feet wide.
/ All that certain lot piece or
parcel OF land. lying and being in
the CITY OF Richmond. Virginia, oI,
The south siuc IT Nicholson street
having u frontage OF 30 feet by a
depth OF 1871 feet To an alley 10 icct
y lido.
TERMS: One-third cash. residue In
three equal !usta!lments. payable, re-
spcctiVc;ly. at D. II. Is months from
date oi sale, the credit luStullincnt. u
TO be evidenced by notice OF the pUr-
chaser, with per cent per Innum
interest from the day Of sale aud iitl"
retained until the Who'll. purchase
money is paid and n conveyance or
dcrcd by the court, or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser.
IIASKINS HOBSON.
ROBERT II. TALLiIY.
Special commissioners
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the Spcciel Com
missioncrS has been duly given.
Given under my hand this llth day
Of July. 1922.
Tcstc: CHAS. o. SAVILLE. Clerk.
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FOR RENT
29l0 Monument Avenue
versailles"

Four-room apartment. heat. water
and jantor. Possession September l
or earlier inspection Ivy nDpoiut-
mont only between 10 and .. Call
Madison 1918 or Boulevard 4i99.
Rental. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-29

Sealed proposals viii BE- received at the
office OF James 4. ZONES, Secretary of the
Board OF Iiu!ii!ns Commissioners. Com
rnonwcaith OF NIr6i:i.a. NJ. lilS East Main
Street, Richmond. Va. up TO ,ihe TENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1922. IL o'clock noon
standard Tine. TO- AL ~ the :ounda ton
work. which Includes cAcuvHt!ng, sheet
pil!ns. concrete ana other work an more
fully set forth la the plans ana spoci.
ncations prepared by CaTncal " .Iohnst on
OFFICE BUILDING to be erected in the
state Capitol Grounds, corner Twelfth and
bank Streets, Richmond. Va.
Plans and specifications can also be seen
at the office of John r. Wilson Co., Ince
No. 1926 Mutual BulldinB, and at tho Of
flee Of Carneal q Johnston che mbcr OF
Commerce Building. Sixth and Main Sts..
Richmond. Va.
JOHN T. WILSON co. INC.
Supervising Contractors;
CARNEhI. Il JOHNSTON.
Architects and Engineers.
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We buy, sell and ex-
change new or used
furniture. II & h e st
prices paid.
GLOBE FURN. CO.,
531 Brook Avenue.
Randolph 1854.
ROOMS And BOARD
Rooms With Hoard

BROAD 81. 4. lOI2-itooins aud hoard.
rates r""spnibia. Randolph li3s-w.
.fKASKLIS. ". 2O0--ito1m With hoard.
Win OF without bath.
GRACE. wEST-Bcfors seiectlng delight
fuliy cool rpuiu. With liable board In
triinrd nome. ci!l AT 1873 WcH, Grace.
GEDEE AVE. Room and board .os gen
t 1y'n'n Modern home houisvArd
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1fLIiUh >-LLLiLS
Auction Sa,cs
90

ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY l.l,iIT.,.o,
COMPANY. .! AlcKaud:!4. Virginia. au4
III" Arlington Electro Company. %. All
!nstOH county. virginia. have merged, IN
deg the maine OF Alexandra I.lsEt and
Pow"T Company. w!th It's principal Uii!gy
al 90 KING Street. hleXaudEla. Virginia.
ALIEN AND!tlA LIGHT ASD POWER
COMPANY
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Mun.eu ilcu, i.statx

RICHMOND THusi COMPANY. Real En-
tat" Department. sales. rentals snd
oats. Seventh and Main Street..
REAL ESTATt.--I-ist your property with
ia Tor sale Or tor Teat. ". can serve
yOu. 4 , schmidt a. Co.. - SVsth
r-!shtA street.
REAL EsTATE-i.!si your property with
Us !OI hals OF tor rent. Morton o.
Taaia.iHef. Second Floor. First Sauon.!
E"u" Bu!lG.Gs HAmGu!yh 81 and -.
FOR RESULTS. lie; your farms ara c!ty
properly with Pollard & BaGey. RICH
inUnI. Va.
FOR RESULTS. Iisl your pToy.rty with
Chas 4. Huehrmuni AI7 East Franklin.
ron best results. ..s; your property with
James I. Cosby. go Eas; Main Street.
W.: can supply SoYr wauts ia real estate.
W. r. Purcell, il. CO.. Inc. Iyi SUr,h
EiEhih 81
FOR RESULTS. LIST your Property with
.. a.. Taylor. - %0siE Smith Street
LIST your Barton I.iEnts property with
Meyet Ka!uaH tos Mutual Binding.
al. Madison 2,ii.
FOR u.', results. list your Property With
u ,'afr-ti g Co, II!- East Main.
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lA.gml Nu,.,r>
july 20. !J...
NOTICE OF REDEAiI.TiON.
HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES

notice OF REDEAiIriO%.
TO HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES
And OTHERS CONCERNED:
Succc !" Hereby Gwen as Follows.
l. CAL for Fart.A! Redemption .: -.
Victory Sot..
All ~ Victory Notcs. otherwise
known a. CI.:cI states o: America Cold
Notes Of ls-.!,.a which bear Ia. dis-
,!nsu,h!ug letters =. Is. =. ID. l. OF T.
pfrnIci TO their se-a! hunters having
been designed :DT The purpose by lot N
~ manner prescribed ny IN. Secretary
o! Ia" TreusGry, are ,s.,eI FOR reGcmut.Ou
on December 20, 1879. pursuant to the
provision 10! redemption CONTAINED Ia the
noi"s and "a Treasury Department cir
cGI"r 40. L.. IAicr April -. 1913 under
which iac notes were originally issued.
!n,rr-s: on All tn. -. e. Victory Notes
taLs called !Dc redemption w.u cease On
said frdc!npi!"U date. december H. 1875.
Nlgiuiy SOtcS o! the a.. =. series bear
ms the distinguishing letters q, II. L. j. *
or l.. ircNXvd to ;nc!r seria! number. ar.
nos IN any manner affected by tins cali
ioI redemption. and w!!! bv Gu. and pay
able as I" pr!rcipI! ga May 70. 1873. &C
cprd!ny TO their terms.
Detailed Information a. 10 IN. p-c-
seM'Hi.On and surrender OF Is. q Victory
Notes Tor redemption unde. ih.s cal! is
given IN Treasury Department; circular
No. .s?. dated July 20. l.2.. copies OF
which may be obtained from the Treas
ury Department. Division o. Loans and
Currency, Washington, u. C.. or any Fed
era! Reserve Bank.
\. ". MELLON,
Secretary OF The Treasury
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Shore prnprrth Tor SnIc
80

bAI;GAl%. BUNGALOW. 400. wil!ougn-
Oy, ocean View. rooms. electricity
water. opposite government ros.rvat!on.
MTs '1fs wat FJu:;H Street, DO
Z!eTs' Gro. Oc.hu .!yw. Va. immediate
uuSS.sl.D;,
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\. W. MELLON,
Secretary OF the Treasury.

Richmond. Virginia.
TO REPUBLICAN, COUNTY ANp CITY
CilAIKMES AND ELECTORS OF
THE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
THiCT OF VIRGINIA.;
In accordance w!;h the party plan OF
Organization. and pursuant 20 resolution
adopted at d meeting Of the Republican
Congressional Committee FOR ihe Third
District OF Virginia. delegated district
convention IL hereby called TO meet in
the city Of richmond on SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY or SErrEAiBER 1879,
for ihr purpus. o: nominating 4 candi.
dat" for Congress, n"e members OF the
stat Committee. District Chairman and
secretary Tnd iuc til" transaction oi such
oth"r business "a may properly come be
fore said convention.
The Republican electors of the several
counties and C:ties, w.thou, regard TO pas,
n"riy Affiliations. who br!i"'" ia th- prin-
'l9lrs %; thr E"puniic;.n party am! indorsc
is policies, -" hcr-h: urged To unit. I'm
ina cal! and select delegates to tuis con
'eut!on The SAID d.s,ric, convention
shall consist OF one delegate for each 200
votes and one delegate Tor each fraction
o: 90 or more votes cast FOR the Kepuh!!-
can candidmt" FOR President on November
I, 1920, and for each delegate elected 10
the convention an a!,sTpHi" delegate may
br chosen 10 serve in the absence OF the
principal.
The county and city committees, NJ.
hereby directed to cal! mass meeting
Of the electors. as heretofore Indicated
for the purpose OF selecting delegates TO
tho district convention, and notice OF such
meeting shall De- given by publication In
newspapers. Il any, in the locality. or by
hand bills. or by posters, distributed or
ported throughout the county o. cities not
less than ten Dc) days prior TO the mold
ing "f the county or city ma rs meeting.
Credentials OF delegates and altcrnatcs
elected at saiG mass meeting should be
forwarded promptly 10 the Secretary o.
the Republican District Committee, al
Richmond. at least I'VE 90 days before the
date fixed for the convention. Credentials
should b. signed 10y the permanent chair
man ana secretary %; the mass meeting
and be- cOunt"rsigned b. the county or
city chairman. as the case may be.
j. W. STEWART.
Chairman. Congressional District Com
nittr". Third Congressional District;
MELVIN FIEGENilEiMER,
Secretary. Congressional District Com
m!ttrc. Third Congressional Dis
~.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Los fur Snlr

,IOlCE lot near cary Street Road and
Country club. $50 per foot, Ci:y I'm
pio'cIn"nts ana surrounded by beau
thu homes. 2527 West Main.
CORNER lot. co feet by 40 feet. north
east corner Fif;h Avenue and Willow
Street. Highland FarK. Price. 1850.
IeEns. J A. Conn.lly & Co.
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NHi,i.-,i---iu tt,.rit

fIN. Or slA-foom. Atva;n.hr,teG .u,rt-
mcn' We; End 90 SOr,h SIDE prc.eT.
red. three adults HOs4cs.!Yu August
-1'G D' ScptemOe. LIST Box a I.y cArn
gEv Dispatch.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY ;Mo OF taree
uEigEnish.G rooms Tor light hgus.N..D-
ins rhpEc 81 address Boom ,.
Hucseis Hotel
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81 CASH. 81 per week. buys lot at Stop
IL. on Seven Pines car line. Will give
lot FREQ IL you will build right away.
Bee a. j. Daughtery. 1908 Mutual Build
ing.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT
handsome West
Broad Street Store
CORNER MONROE AND BROAD
STREETS
New store - Handsome Front
Possession September 2vth
SUTTON X co.
MONROE AND BROAD

By I. l.. X II l.. DENOON. INC,
Real Estate Auctiuucvrs
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MERCHANDISE
WANTED,
Secondhand Safes.
Phone Mad. 4S1.
Barnes Safe and Vault
Company.

wANThD-Pota,o- chip outnt. complete:
stat" lowest cash price Box a0t
Petersburg. Va.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for used
furniture. Madison G722
tAEE'S second hand clothing ,ouyh, 49,,
sold. Call Randolph ss7i.
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Say. ship I, on Rocks.

Well The speaker commented.
the ship has gone on the rocks
under his guidance. We have lost
the presidency. the Senate and thr
House OF Representatives \ ma.
riner. with such rcvcrses, loses his
job. How about senator Swanson"
He brought laughter and applause
from the audience when. after read
Ing list OF the nine minor bins
which. he said. Senator swanson had
succeeded In getting through dur
Ing the twelve years he has been ion
senate. he asked. dramatically. WAY
change Your senator"
When the laughter had subsidized.
he answered
Because ia all these years ne has
not succeeded in placing one piece
Of constructive IA.islat!on upon the
statute books and, when ne had 10
vote as between the people and the
big interests. hts vote usually went
to the big interests"
Governor Davis told his audience,
In conclusion. that II nominated and
elected to the Senate he would keep
the pledges he had made them Just
rs faithfully as he had kept those
he made when five years ago he had
asked for their votes so make him
Governor OF Virginia
New Britain herald., 1922-06-24

was to appear at court there was much speculation as to whether he would wear the customary costume, including knee brooches. as worn by Ambassador Harvey and other diplo- mats, or ordinary evening dress. MT. Taft solved the problem by appearing in the judicial robes of his office.
 Mrs. Taft has had buster social week in London than she ever en- countered as mistress of the White House What with three audiences with the king and queen, an endless round of complimentary luncheons, teas and dinners, visits to charity fairs and occasional shopping tours. every minute has been occupied.
 The king and queen have shown the Tafts unusual attention and hospital ity. At each of the court functions they have taken the American chief justice and his wife aside and chatted with them intimately,
 They have been just lovely 10 us' Mrs. Taft told the correspondent. t"The queen talked to me quite sister ly and familiarly and the king ex- changed funny stories with Mir. Taft, They gave us little court all to ourselves. They have very high re- gard for America and Americans and
New Britain herald., 1922-06-24
TREASURE CHEST IS
 ONLY A FLAT ROCK
Angry Shippers Estimate of Gold Finding Needles Powers
 Takes Big Fall.

Penetanguishene, Ont. June 24- The supposed Jesuit treasure chest at the bottom of the Wye River turned out today to be fiat rock about six feet long, and the inventor of the gold finding needle is disappointed
 Captain Bob Carson, whose dredges moved tons of sand to reach the spot where he has been assured the long lost golden treasure lay put on his diving suit late this afternoon and de- scended to find the chest and put hook chains around it for hosting to the surface. When he had been under water for about three minutes the bubbles from his air tube increased with such rapidity that onlookers above thought he was under great excitement because his search was over.
 They were right The captain was excited. He was hoisted to the dredge and when his helmet was unscrewed the crowd waited anxiously.
 up anchor, and put for home" parked the Captain. There's your blasted treasure" and he held up piece of black rock. 'The blamed thing is six feet long, and to think we wasted all this time on such dumb idea"
 The search for the golden chest was oyer