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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

~ estimated at $4,000 900. Some
.ect!ons OF the city are still burning.
Outlying villages are now in
flames and Il is feared the disaster
viii increase
Refugees are in a pi;iful condition.
They are without food or even water
and wander about. cmaciated and
red-eycd. seeking shelter and food.
Five hundred British subjects. most
~ from the Island OF Malta. are
homeless.
College students Mnitrrated.
The British capital read with dis
may the reports Of massacres OF
helpless Christian refugees, the mis-
treatment OF girl students in the
American college at Smyrna. the loot
ing OF shops and the general
Saturnalia of blood aud crime that
preceded the burning of Smyrna
One dispatch 10 the Daily Mail sent
from aboard the British warship
Iron Duke. anchored In Smyrna har-
Dor. told OF the unbrokcn wall OF
IRE, two miles long. which swept
across the city. Hundreds Of refugees.
ragged and dragging what clothing
ana personal goods they could carry,
huddi"d on the quays shrinking in
terror az the jnxged flames. some
times shooting up hundreds OF feet,
ctcpt closer. Their cries OF distress
could he heard n great distance. 1t
~ estimated that 100000 are in
danger OF death of starvation. Those
who escape the sword OF the Turks
VIII fall Vic ,n To the ravagcs OF
famine. Il T. cared
stories a.! HnssnrrcS Confirmed.
Adv!ces to ,he Foreign Office from
smyrna confirm the reports of mas
sacrcS on a serious scale, though to
hat extent it is not Indicated. How
ever. IL is pointed out that The first
reports OF such outragcS are often
exaggerated.
Although the Greeks accuse The
Turks OF setting lire to Smyrna in
order to wipe out the Christian sec
lions OF tho city. the Turks insis,
That the Armenians did it,
Hui there is no doubt about the
highly defiant and militant spirit OF
the Turks, II the statements OF
Renal Pasha. as quoted In an inter
view IN the Daily Mail, are an indi-
cation.
kemal demanded an uncondition-
al restoration OF all Asia Minor. Con
stanitnople. and Thrace rs far west
ward as the MARTHA River. the sur
'''"'l va VIC '.lc Uetl ana the pay
n.cnt OF reparations to Turkey by
Greece. He threatens 10 storm and
capture constantinople unless the
powers agree To restore il to the
Turks.
And can't wait indefinitely
kcmal added impatiently
lie promised that the Dardanclles
would remain mntortincd and free
To all nations. lie also predicted that
the Turkish sultan would he re-
placed by national assembly.
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Charles I.mnsfnrd nI,,.

PETERSBuRG. VA. Sept. 10
charles Lunsfori, president; Of
charles lunsford. Wills " Co. whole
sale feed and grain dealers. died at
MS residence. ~ North Union Street.
here. tonigh, at I0:i5 O'Clock. Funer
al arrangements had not been com
pieted at a late hour tonight He was
a member OF Martins Battery. Con-
fedcrate army. during the War Be
tween the Estates, former vestry-
man Of 81. paurs Episcopal Church
and director In the Virginia Ma
tl"nal Bank. He is survived by five
children, as follows: Charles I.uns-
ford. Jr., Irving c. i.unsford Lewis
Luns ford. Mrs. J. w. Friend ana Mrs.
". RI. wills
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Mrs. Henry VI. Stn,r.

BEDFORD. VA. Scp: l5-Mrs.
Henry NJ. stowe died at her apart
mcnt. near the E.iks Home. We'd =
neSday afternoon. Mrs. stowe. who
has been an invalid for several
years, came here this summer from
New Hampshire. The pody was
shipped to Cleveland for burial Mr..
stowe is resident OF the Elks' Ma
tional Home here. and members Of
stowe family are Intimate friends
OF President and Mrs. Warren Il;
Harding.
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Hold victor, Celebrations.
lny un!ted News.l

bN N|iiII'H NtWS.
cONSTANTINOPLE. Sent. IL
While smyrna WAS sim burning aud
being pillased. III. Turkish Nation
a!ists held Il victory celebration at
AnGora. the seat ~ the kcmalist
government. Raouf hey. the Eemal-
list Premier. addressing the crowd
from the balcony %: the assembly
building. predicted the reoccupation
OF Consi'ntinople aud Adrianople by
the Turks. Today we fcte the re.
occupation Of smyrna" he said TO
morrow "" VIII do the same for
Hroussa, and afterwards for Con-
stantin"plc then for Adrianoplr The
supreme Will of the Turkish peopl.
VIII he executed at all costs. Our
army VIII he able 10 accomplish ALI
of our claims
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Turks pursue Greek Army.

ihA tNSE'' tdttu f'EeSS.I
MtNDANIN sept. l5.-The Grneks
cruisers GIOrSiUs Averoff and Kiiko5.
tho latt"r formerly the United States
steamship Mississippi. nre az Pand-
ern,s covering the retreat OF the rem
rant ~ the Greek army, for whose
safety gray" concern ia felt The
turks are ai the heels of the fleeing
Greeks. and 1t ia believed the latter
arc doomed un,ess the Greek govern
mcnt can provide vessels for their
escape Two companies OF French
Infantry were sent to this city from
Eonstantn"ple FOR the temporary
protection "f TIE thousands OF Chris
tian refugees here, many OF whom,
pauic-stri, ken. are throwing them
selves into thr sea.
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NIss ycIic II. Grny.

DERICKSEuRG, VA. Sept. 10.
Miss Ncllc Il. Gray, OF Fairtan, Va.
Gied September -. at her home. in
The 18th year OF her age She was
faithful and lifelong member of tho
Episcopal Church. and Is survived
by one sister. Mrs. Gertrude Hamil-
ton, OF Philadelphia, and one broth
e.. j. Bowie Gray, OF Traveller
Rest. in Stafford. where the funeral
services We're conducted by Rev. j.
J.. W. Field. Intcrment was made
IL the family burvius ground.
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Mrs. kate A. WIthcrs.

lNNcHBURG, VA. Sept. l5.-Mrs
Kate A. Withcrs. 81. for many years
nroprictress OF the Fountain Hotel
Rustburs. died at her home there
"Wednesday afternoon after a Ion.
illness She was Miss Finch be-
Tore marriage. Her surviving chill
uren are: Mrs. Il. J. Buckley. Mrs
;. w TAI more and George r. With
ors. Of EustDurs. and Mrs EoySton
lester. Jr.. Of l.yuchburG. Her broth
crs are q. NJ. and ]. y. Finch. ot
Campbell County.
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james W. Hamilton

iHCliESTER, VA. Sept l5.-Tu.
Hera! services were held this after
noon Tor lanes w. Hamilton, So. who
vas Tor th!rtN-nlnc years super;n
Mount Hebron Cemetery.
snd who in that time du. or snna.
intended The opening Of nearly nan
graves. He endured many hardshins
durlng the War Between the Stotas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
J. d. CARNEAL & SONS.
Auctioneers.
Auction Sale
Of
Bankrupt's Real Estate
No. Is EAST LEIGH STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.

In pursuance OF an order entered
by the United states District Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia
on September :: 1922, In the. matter
Undersigned Special commissioners.
appointed for the purposes, will sell
Al public auction. on the premises.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER is. 1922.
at five 80 o'clock =. NJ,
All that lot OF land, with the brick
dwelling No. 10 Eas: Leigh Street.
lthcreon. lying and being in the city
OF Richmond, Virginia, beginning at
point on the north line Of Leigh
Street giL feet west from the west
line OF First Street, thence running
westwardly and fronting on the north
line OF Leigh Street 81 feet. thence
at right angles III northerly dirsc-
ton 1856 feet 10 an alley IL feet wide.
thence with the southern line of said
alley in an easterly direction 80 feet.
thence at right angles in southerIy
direction 1876 feet TO the point of be-
ginning.
Said sale To be made subject TO con-
hrmntton by the Court. free and clear
OF ali liens ard encumbrances thereon.
and upon the following terms: One
nalf cash ana balance in equal IN
stallments, evidenced by notes OF the
purchaser, payable mt six and twelve
months after date. with interest
thereon mt the rate OF G per ccntum
per annu'n, secured by deed OF trust
upon said real estate. or for all cash
at the option Of the purchaser.
JOHN l.. LEARY,
Trustee in Bankruptcy. and
! r. CARNEAL,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
quired Of the aforesaid Special Com
misSioners has been duly executed
JAMES ID. BRADY.
Deputy clerk T.. s. Distric; Court for
Eastern District OF Virginia
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FOR SALE
OR RENT

Attractive home In West End. Ex-
ce!ient neighborhood one square Of
pa'k convenient 10 cars, six rooms.
Tleeping porch. hot-water heat. oak
noorE, automatic water heater: thor
oAHn!y modern. Immediate posses
sion.
w" would he glad to show you this
eomfcrtabi" home.
SCHMIDT, WILSON x RICHARDSON.
&c y. Eighth St RanJoluh PASS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
DEHGUE FEVER
Quickly SUccIjMBS
TO No. $50
Ii Kills the Germs That Cause
the Fever.

SOS is well known to be the most
speedy remedy for Malaria. Dengue
or Bilious Fever. few doses Will
break the Fever. and II taken then rs
Il tonic. the Fever viii not return
IL is equally as good for Colds and
LaGrippc.-A
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n IN F.

ov"rthrown IN" Greek civil authori-
ties. says Reuter- dispatch from
''nstanIrople lated today. The dis
patch adds that 1t il reported also
that s"par'tstS movements have de-
vcioped In she Islands OF Mytilene
and Chios, = the Aegean Sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

have crnmDs any more, and / can do
my houscwork all through the month.
/ recommend your Vegetable Com
pound = 49, friends for female
troubles Z" Mrs. DELLA SCHoLZ.
14l2 Sail E-v ST., st. Louis. Mo.
Just thlue tor q moment. Lydia E.
Pinkharl q Vegetable Compound has
been in use }ur nearly fifty years. e
is prepa-rG rom medicinal plants, by
the utmost pharmaceutical skill, and
superior ne mods. The ingredients
thus combined in the Compound cor
rect the conditions which cause such
annoying symptoms as had been
troubling Ms. Scholz. The Vegeta-
bic Compound exercises restora-
tive influence of tho most desirable
character, correcting the trouble iHf-.
gentle bu, efficient manner.
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Confederate

while Confederate prisoner on
Iohnsons Island. Surviving are three
daughters. Mrs. w. a. March and
Mrs. Adelaide Ritter. this city. and
Miss Rcbccca L. Hamilton. Washing
ton, and one brother. Edward Hamil-
ton, Macon Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
TAE CHESAPEAKE And ONO RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
'TiCE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS.
MEETING
Richmono. Va. August Is. 1872.

Richmoud. Va. August IS. ls22
NOTICE IS nEKEBY GIVEN tina, q
SpeciAI Meeilna OF tue Stockholders of
Tbs Chesapeake and ONO hallway Com
7any mas been called - Inc Board OF
Directors OF SAD Company TO Dr held
at the principal office y. tE- Company in
ino CITY q! h!chmOnI. Virginia. on Tues
day. the ltth day OF September. 1927 at
1900 o'clock y. III. lot too Iolowlng pur-
poses:
ca To consider ani &C; upon a pro.
pCHAi TO increase the CumpanY's
capital stocA 10y the addition thereto
OF stock In me par amount q. ,so.-
100000. To be divided into Suu, 900
shares OF the par value OF 500 each.
So rs to make the total authorized par
amount OF sucn capita! otoch SiS5.-
p5c.uuv. consisting OF i.sav.uoo sna:es
OF the par value Of 500 each, sue a
increase o. capital siocH 10 DO Of
such class or c!usses with sucn deAix-
nations. preferences ana voting powers.
restrictions qua inca lions there
Of Az the liUck holders 1T sn!d meet
ing SHAH de;erHiIpe VI az: norixe. and
specifically. without !ItI!iing ne gen
crafty OF me foirSon6. 10 cOnsIirr
hnu A-t UPON 4 iCUp"sL. mai the nd
Gu.onHi capital s;srS u- the nIs;
instance Preferred such. ~Eu that tue
same. or anJ 'n.ieoi. 'naS &c CUT
NeritoIe ln,J cOiIu.uG sIUcE.
90 To authorize ia- liu.Tu Oh d.
r-ctors or the Cunir.n> ir0m I!Hne ~
time 10 issue and TO dispose VI such
additional stocA OF such terms as sue h
BOARD may IN the excrcisr vi It's law
fui discretion determine.
CO. To ratify and conhrm sucn &C.
ZION Heretofore takep or authoyized
BY SAD Board IN an,icipn tion OF sucn
action by the ockhoidRrs. as may DO
submitted TO the meeting. and TO take
such other and further action In tho
premises. including the authorization
or any necessary appropriate
L!ntndnent o. amendments u the
charter Oh Cd. Company. as ,he SICK.
so!ders a. !he meeting may do
t4rmine; and
(d) For the trnnsaction of such
otner ou5iness as may properly como
before the meeting.
For the purpose OF the meeting the stoc.
transfer books viii ba closed at =. 81.
on Friday. September !. 1892 and remain
closed until 10 A. 81. On "Wednesday
September e. 1924.
BY order OF the Board of Directors
4. TREvVETT,
Secretary
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Mrs. Wary u. SmIfh.

WINCHESTER, VA, Sept. I5.-Mrs.
Mary Il. smith. So an elder and
ifeIong member Of the Hopewe,i
monthly meeting OF Friends. is dead
a. her home here, after protrac,ed
.iheSS. she was the widow of VIII
ii"h Il. smith. Il wealthy retired
i"Fhter VINO looked enough like
"rahsm Lincoln Ia be n twin
brother, even 20 the mole ~, ~
rhee'. AIRS. Smiths nearest relative
= M"rr!oc 'Iaines, Of Carroll Counr,s
nd. Il nephew.
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sehI,ion Flare. Up In Adrianor.e.

BY Associated freSs.
LONDON, Sept. l5.--it is reported
in constanNnople that a scditious
movement has broken out in Ad-
rianop!". where several officers and
portion of the population have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
WILL BURY MRS. BAKER
TODAY At BETHEL CHURCH
Wife Of Former Member Of
House Dies Thursday at
Hallsboro Home.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Thomas
Baker. wife OF Captain w ". Baker.
former member OF the House Of Dele
gates from Chesterfield COUNT,
whose death occurred last Thursday
night at ll:30 o'clock. in her home
a: Hallsboro. VIII take place this
afternoon At o'clock in Bethel Bap-
list Chu"cn. The service Will be
conducted II" rev Hober; \. Win
free. pastor OF the church. OF which
Mrs. Ea,scr WAS Il member, and burial
VIII nc in the church cemetery.
Mrs. Baker was 20 years old and
nad been in failing health for about
TOUR years She narrowly escaped
noing burned to death when the
Baker home at HallsHoro was de-
ttroycd by fire on the morning OF
February 90. With Captain Baker
VINO also was i'll and confined TO his
bed at the time. she was removed
from the burning building by mem
bers OF the family who were awuk-
ened by tho smoke ana intense heat
Mrs. Baker was the daughter OF
Alexander Thomas Martin and Mrs.
Caroline Martin. OF Chesterfield Coun-
~. Dcsides her husband. VINO is
known az tie founder OF public health
work in Nirginia. MIS- Baker Is SUR
WED by one daughter. Mrs. H. Richie
Taylor. Of IS Hecdy Avenue, Forest
!ll!!: one son. James Porter Baker.
az l!nIlSho"o, ana five grandchildren.
William Howard Baker James T..
Baker. Jr Miss Marion w Baker.
Hich!e Taylor Baker and Stuar;
Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
dUCTIOSS-LEGfLS
Legal Nut:res
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

MI i't ~ mr. ~ bl.!t.
The SeAboard Air Linc Railway Corn q
pany will. on "wednesday, September 27tn,
at 10 o'clock. In the courtroom OF 'he
state Corporation Commission. IN Rich
mond. apply 10 said cO'n.nission for ia =
nor:'y 20 cancel tn" subsequent switching
charger a. points IN virginia provided
N $. A. l.. l. &. 4. S6f.. :. J.. 1850.
re!u.nbi rsr!n 40 l. ssn!sh viii iav. The
"TNct o: applying ct The points IN guc--
Ion the higher intTa terminal switching
charges as now published Ia In" above
AIMED issue.
SEAEONED AIR LINE RAILWAY CON
fASf.
Ry ! ~ KtTNER
General Freight AEer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

To the creditors of ROBERT SMITH.
OF richmond. in the County OF Hen
rico. and district afO:esa!d-Bi,n X :
rup,
ltmDer ~. 1922. the said ROBEI;I'
SMITH "as duly adiudIcat-d bank
iGpt and tina, IN. INST tn-ct;nk Of
~: creditors VIII he held ia my Jfice
rooms lllS-iil9 Mutual nuriding
N!Chmond. Va, on tho 2fTIt DAY of
SEPTEMBER. 1872 at 10 uiuck IA
we forenoon. at which tim. tn. sad
creditors may attend. prove th.II
ella irns. appoint trustee cSamiu.
thc bankrupt ana transact such .thvr
business as may properly com. he
fore said meeting
THQS. T.. SNEAp.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
September ~. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

and had backache
and had to go 20
bed as [ could not
work. My mother
and mywhole fam
lily always took
Lydia +. Pink :
hams Vegetable
Compound for
such troubles and
they inducedme to
try it and it has
helped me very
lni,rh I don Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

NOTICE.
Request having been made % the state
Highway Commission 10 establish state
Highway Route No. 10, from CoochIan,l
Couri housc 20 Dixie. in the Counties OF
Goochland and r'!uvanna:
Tho State Hishwav Commission hereby
gives no:icc thai they Nill incct at =
O'Clock OR the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER
1922, in the Town Hail at Columbia. and
Give public hearing TO all interested in
the establishment ~ said route between
ihe points designated Ivy law. and such
othe: testimony as may he pertinent
thereto, all A. required by Section 3.
Chapter 400, Acts OF 1927.
II. G. SHIRLEY, Chairman,
w. II. MASslE. Secretary,
r. X. SANDERS,
I. WALKE TRUXToN.
HUGH II. SPROUL
State Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va, September Is, 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

Request having been made Of IN" STATE
HifhWsy Communion 80 establish state
HIGHWAY RDut. 80. E. from Providence
I"Tsa - Richmond in IN. Counties o:
New Esl' and lisnriCO:
The state Highway Commission here by
gives notice that they viii meet Il, =
o'clock On tho i'rii DAY OF October,
1922. IN the assembly room AZ the oric.
%! The state Highway Commission. Tenth
and Marshall street,. Richmond. Va. and
give public hearing 10 all Interested
N The .sta Ul!snmcut OF said ro3te be
tween tn" 1D.Nts designated by law. and
such other testimony as may BE- prriincn,
hereto. all a. required by Section ).
Chapter io5, Acts OF 1922.
~ O. SHIRLEY. Chairman.
w II. MAsSiE Secretary.
r. *. SANDERS
!. WALkE TRUXTON
HtGH Is. SPROrI.
State l!.ghway Commission.
Richmond. Va, September 10 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
CRAMPS, PAINS
ANIa bACKACHE
St. Lei. Woman Relieved
by Lyd.o 4. Pinkham's Veas
ct7'2,, Compound

St Lou:i, 4. 20. -" was bothered
with cram ) and pains every month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
Houses for sale
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
We are oner!ng the following
attractive properties at prices bs-
low the market.
More than 20 fee, ON BROAD
KSTREET, near Adams.
BOULEVARD RESIDENCE =
Large, modern. and one 0. the
,:ree;'s BEST.
GRACE STREET RESIDENCES
Ia rooms, bnths, largo t-ort
garage thoroughly modern. nea-
i.onhardy.
JAMES r. COSBY.
80 Eas: Main Street.
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FuncrnI OF II. 4. werlhou,e.


The funeral Of Henry \. Well
house. president and general man
ager OF the onsolidated Paper Box
Company. whose death occurred
last Thursday night at $40 O'Clock.
in Willis Hospital. will
take place this afternoon AT 4
o'clock in ST. Mary's Catholic
church. Intermen1 Will he In Mt.
calvary Cemetery.
While Mr.. We!lhousa had been II,
IN the hospital about ten DAYS /;
was thought ne was recovering.
when he had sudden relapse. Mr..
Wcilhouse was III years OF age, ana
is survived by his wife: three chill
G"en' Sophia Cecilia. Eleanor Rose
and Henry A. Wel!house. Jr.; one
brother. l.. j. Weilhnuse. all Of this
city. and one sister. Mrs r. r.
Bradley. of Atlanta, Ga.
the pallbearers will he:
HGnorary-John NJ Miller. Milton
alarcuse, l. j. Marcusc. l.. G. CheIf
William Nolen and +. w. Coale
Active-W. J. Nolre. H. II. Noitc
j. T. Riiley, William II. Felthaus
Joseph iieye and L. A. stumpf Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

Rev. Franklin {. sherman. OF Ak.
ron. Ohio. speaking for resolutions
he had presented. said:
Il am We'll aware that there 3
great danger OF fauaticlsm ana of
making claims that cannot he sub
atant!ated, but | wish to make the
statement that the principle Of heal
ing is vita! part OF the teaching
OF christ. We do not ask the general,
convention TO give an expression re-
sardinG any particular method. but
10 make an unequivocal declaration
OF the power Of chris; To heal today
ana to recommend To the clergy to
make study OF the subject"
The Rev. II. i. Almon Abbot nf
Baltimore. declared that he had pra.-
'Iced healing in his parish for sew
eral years ANA that il had caused
spiritual uplift More than : ooO
persons have asked for treatment"
he said "a"d 30 per cent nave re-
ported benefit. va have ai.idayits
showing ihis On. one has cy.
pressed disanroiutment"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE. !
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST I
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-16

.NGEE farm FOR safe. - arres in eul-
'1tFh'.un. dwelling aud outbu!.dlnxS:
TIoi Naf.r. Seod uc!Ehborhood near
r1gryh sai sthoo!; in Southampton
tJgn-y N.re!-i1. cash or terms, See c.
'-s!y O. :! Pa !forG. lNU'. Va. II. /.
I'VE A'E'.s 90 hand , milo. from city.
u"h-'r UGr g ow O.: rooms and bath
s''= ''nG-'. ugub!" garage. GOOD tnsn aud
en-. IA hpa-" all bindings ID C-.;-rl,s-
,afI.'Iuui hl0o place ana good stand
far store ! =. MrDSuIci. with n :
Iiuis.a- : go.
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Mrs. Maggie T.. Gordon.


The funeral az Mrs Maggie Il
Gordon. wife OF John NJ Gordon.
chose death occurred Thursday night
At 1880 o'clock, In her home. 1915
Jefferson Park. after lorg illness.
VIII take place this afternoon at .
o'clock in the residence. The service
WI! be conducted by Rev r. h.
Scott. pastor OF Trinity Methodist
Church. ana burial will he in Bland
ford Cemetery. Petersburg
Mrs. Gordon was n daughter OF the
late Richard w. and Mrs. Bette West
Johnson, of DiSputanta, ANA had
lived in Richmond many years. Be-
sides her husband. who is connected
with station Il, o! the Richmond
post-otice. she is survived by one
brother. tho Rev. {. r.. Johnson. pas
tor Of West End Methodist Church
south Richmond. and four sisters.
Mrs. +. NJ. Sydnor. Of Marlinton. w
Va; Mrs. j. /; Bass, of Lewisburg.
w. Va: Mrs. John ". Sucad and Miss
ollie Johnson. OF Jacksonville. Fla
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CHANGE IN DIVORCE
CANON OPPOSED

conference in l92O, which recon
mended that churches take M Chris.
;'ah healing and that cle.gymc,.
make "a study Of 1t. were -eatiirmed
and the deputies adopted another
resolution providing that Joint com
mittce Of six bishops. six prcsbyters
and six laEirsE. three o. whom are
to be physic.. Is. snail make a fur
Their study OF healing ana report at
The ncXt lrienniaI convention
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Houses for Rent

|JUSff-For rent, On iIopkins Rond, In
IChcsi-rhs'd County. ono milo from end
Hull Street car line. Cali between
and y. II. l.. L. Chcatham
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v nnted--'lO ftrnt
RE,fL ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property

Farms and Lund for saIo 81
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