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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-30
FAMOUS AS ANIMALS FRIEND
lrishman Father Of Law Which
Aimed to Put a Stop to Their
IIl Treatment.

Richard Martin introduced into the
British parliament In 1922 an act pro-
viding punishment for the ''ill treat
ment Of cattle" and by the force OF
his personality forced its passage as
q law.
Humanity" Martin. so named by
King George Nv because Of his intro
duction and support Of the law, was
an Irish nObleman with immense
estates In Galway.
Less than a year after Martins
death at Boulogne, France. in 1884,
his original act was amended, and bull
and bear batting and cock fighting
were prohibited throughout the Brit
fish isles.
Two years after the passage Of the
act Martin organized the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals,
Queen Victoria later giving her ap-
prevail to the addition Of the word
Royal to the title From this 80
ciety originated the American Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to AMI
mails.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-30
ALeERiNEs At LAW.

Permits.
A. Kerstens, owner and builder,
double cottage, Scott, Palmyra and
Cleveland, $4,000.
Same owner and builder, remodel
ing, 521-23 Atlantic Ave-, $500.
s. Chandler, owner and builder;
double cottage, 915 Elmira Avenue,
$1,000.
James Smith, owner and builder;
shed, LeBoeuf, Thayer, Socrates and
Lamarque, $50.
M Lucas, owner and builder: ad-
dition to store, 500 Diana, 800.
Real Estate Transfers.
Louis Lutz and wife to Industrial
Homestead Association, lot, Alix
Eliza, Powder and Bouny, $4,000 cash.
Purchaser to Mrs. Louis Lutz, same
>property, $4,000 terms-Dreyfous.
State Of Louisiana (Hy. S. webert)
ITO Henry s. Webert, portion. Taylor,
Polk, E. Sixth and e. Ninth, $S.0S
cash-Register.
]. W. Sheldon to ]. w. Steel, lease
of property, 2220 Elmira, ending Sept.
80. 1928, at $40 per month.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-11-30
&aE6kzaiE
EoW TO BUY WORLD PEACE.
No. 80

The aps and the Germans glory They teach their
the nobest deed life
sacrifice
sacrifice
classifying telegram Bsmark a wholly
would the
Then England With accumulated
the Rio Gande God
indemnity whns
IS reason to
The German mark is practically worthless
from Germany
Gold arbitrary
commodities
Robert
Okla,
establish commodity
whole
8
o trading
claims
would world
a bargain and would be
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASIIiNGToN. II. c.. Apru IL
dozen. 2'@?6; average receipts, "a:
southern. -.
Live poultry BOOSTERS. per To-. IS:
winter per H.. i0M45; spring chick
ems. per H.. GUn 90 seats. young.
each. !oM 60. fowls. 24n -
Dressed poultry FRESH killed
winter chickens. peg H.. ioui hens
per H.. 25m 26; ro"SirrS. per H.. 20.
turkeys. per H., SAG 10; keats. young.
each. 60.
FOR. Dressed. small. per liz. 10;
heavy. sail.
Live stock-Calves. choice. per H..
10. medium. ?n9i. thin. aT1. lambs
choice. per H.. Is: live hogs. per III.
II.
Green fruit-AppIcs. per hill. 6OnT
100: per bu. basket. .. 5Uu 80: Vest
ern. per bon. H.15W i.ar. California
oranges. per crate. ia q, 80. lemons.
per bon. 100" 90. grapefruit. per
h"N. 1000, 100: Florida oranges 100
n 500: Strawberries. ron - per az.
NcS"ta,'i"s- i',tntorS. 40. |. per
Dbl. 2.''u 300. per sack. 3.00M 2.50:
sweets. $50 n i.oU; lettuce. southern,
per crate. l.uOm 800. romain" lettuce
, upIi 2.Ju: CHmiingS. per crate. 500
"a 5.nn: onions. lOn-ih. sack. ll.OnGG
400; cabbage. new. per CWt.. ".nnH
800: "urumhrrs. 500 / 80: "SEpianlS
per crate. i.uUM SOC: Tomatoes per
h"N. Florida. = GOA $50: beans. = aoU
TOO r"r basket sprouts. 2"u 80 per
Ut p"prcrs. per crate. 2.non 100;
ka!c. 4un15
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50U i-i00 radishrs. basket l0O1
40. rhuharb, bunch. tn6; spinach.
hush"i. 6oT 50. squash. crate. 80 Il
".1h. tomatoes. crate. Ia 1899.
Apples. packed. barrel. 600a9.00:
No. :. 5.00n $50. bushel. l.151o.Ia
box arpl-s 22jf!3.T5: grapefruit. box.
) "r" '."" oranges box. jUou 80:
strawberries. quart, tHM -.
f"uitrN Give Young chickens. III.
- n IS. rough Stacy and thin. cSH
"n winter. Aau spring. 6On7o
old hcns, . a rs. old roOst-rs. Il; hen
lhrN"HS. wa 81: young S"hbi"rs. 81 II
~. "id toms. ~: poor and crook ed
breast. 21m 10: ducks. 2Sn 81. pigeons.
pair. iau 80: guinea FOWL. young, IOu
40 Old. i0fitI
EGrs-l.oss off. native end nearly
nrSts. dozen, -: SouthaTn. 90 %
du'l> eggs. so.
Ruti"r-- Creamery, fancy H. 81
~ prints. 3Sp 40: nearby creamery,
- z" "i. ladies. 2iI26 rolls 20T.3
store hacked. %: dairy prints. 20 "a 80
process butter. 26u.1
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SONNY" CONWAY JURY
FAILS OF 4 VERDICT
Lasr of Alleged slope" PehdIcr VIII
lie Tried AHnim nj Newt Term Of
Federal Court.

Following n second elaboration Of
twenty five minutes. AZ which il
again failed o. agreement. tho Jury In
IN" trial ~ Jacob sonny" conway.
n"pc hend and alleged peddlcr. was
n'Stha rG"d 10y Judge -. l.awrrnc.
Ir"n"r in the United states District
court yesterday
GALLON II. Jones. assistant United
states attorney. said Conway would
II" tried again At tho October term
OF the court. Mr.. Jones assisted in
IN" prosecution. with United states
Attorney Paul kear. Of Norfolk.
l.. q. Wcudenhmrg and Harry NJ.
Smlth, attorneys for Conway. antici-
pate "A dismissal OF the charges
against their client ut his next trial.
the indictment. which Judge ,;roner
said was faulty In it's construction.
alleged various violations of the nar-
rison antidrug act.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. April H.
lntatn"S White. 100 pounds. inh,
LIS: No. =. 15m Loo; new potatoes.
barrel. 800 n 90. sweets aud vans.
barrel 2.50W 30: No. =. Liza 90:
hushcl. l25nl.I5: No. =. 80 SI.a: as
rararus. dozen. 100 a 800; beans.
hamper. 2.UUM $50: hcris. bunch. 2Mt
cabbage. hamper, i.2nT 30; carrots.
bunch. eat cauliflow.r, crate. 100
a 2.on: celery. dozen. l.lJ n ! 40, crate.
5000 % cucumh"rS. crate. 2.o1T
$40: elephants. crate. lao, I 40:
hors"radiSh. hushei, l.5u. kalr. bushel.
20u3o.
Lettuce. basket. l.i0u 80: onions
100 pounds. soc q 1000. 30 =. :. noW
500. spring onions, per loo, l.2S6r
I.5n: parsnps. basket. 2an 30. peas.
hamper 2.00U a.io. peppers. crate,
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DisfLAl tL,iSAifIED
rem O JONES co. INC.
REAL ESTATE A,iENT AND
jCTlDEE.Ek.

IN execution "i Il certain deed u
trust dated Jus -. I.Is and re-.
corded Aug Ist -. l,Is. IN the CLERK <
ono. %. me ircult Court ui Ii.urico
page 20. default having hc.u inadr
IN the paEm.nt ct the debt th.ryiy
secured ana ociur required 50 to 10
bS me holder OF the uHt.. rvid..urin.
IN" S'ih d"'i. ia. undersigned trus-
Tee ~ proceed to sen .,t auction. on
The 'ont steps Of Henricn I:ourthot!se,
Richmond. Va. On
TCE"pAr. APRIL 18TH. 1922.
\, o'clock T. NJ.
tho following real property.
All Those certain tracts Ut uHrCclS If
Iahn, containing together 1901 acres
more Or less. lying ana being ~ Hen.
RICO county. Va. north or northwest
OF the city Of Richmond being :. vari
Of the Springfield coal rit I'raci. and
bouined - follows. ON TN. north by
lne Iand ct iteuh.n Ford ana tuut Of
J.. =. W llIla;nS estate. on tn. cas-, nY
thc and formerly owned nN one Mead
between the land hereby conveyed nd
me ANA noU OF formerly ON ned 10y
W. NJ i3hrnurn. and on tho southwest
BY the public -oai and the land OF
Joseph Alley. AID which said land is
particularly desCrih"d hy met.s and
hounds ar "a plat thereof. which Is
10 a. part thereof ANA re-
corded with deed from ". NJ Bar
mum ana wife TO Il. NJ Nash dated
N"vemher 10. 1900 ami recorded IN
IN Deed Book isG-E. page 2a5.
TERMS: Cash.
HUGH r. ROSE.
REN O. JONES co. INC.
.tuct!OrcerS
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Trustees
Auction Sale


pursUan, 10 the Terms OF deed
OF trust recorded IN Iced Book 25.-A
page l:l. default having been mad.
in tn" payment OF portioi Of the
CURED by the nOt-hold-r. ! shall sell
at public auction on the floor OF the
richmond Real Es,"'e Exchange so
% North ninth Street. Richmond
SATURDAY. APRIL 18TH. 1922.
Al THE HOUR cr O'CLOCK f.. NJ
the house and lot in the city OF Rich
mond. Virginia. described as follows
ot land. lying and being in the city
OK li!chmoud, Virginia. on the north
SIDE %! p Street. betwech Twenty
rrSt and Twenty-sccond Streets be-
street al point distant sixty flye
t65) feet west from the west line of
''i" street fifteen l5) feet more or
less 10 the center OF the alley be-
rHent adjoining II on th- west. and
thence eNi"Hdins back nnrihwardly
III right angles 20 ''P" Street between
parable! lines one hundred ana tnen-
ty-iive i25J feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
cost OF sale. al! taxes due aud ac-
cru.d ana sixteen past-due notes for
$3.50 zach: with c per cen, interest.
April isl. isase Nay Isl. 1871: June
LIST. 1871: JlAe LIST. 1871: August list.
1871: Septtsniber LIST. 1921: October
LIST. 1921; November ist 1921: Decem.
Der LIST, 1921: January list, 1922: Feb
ruary LIST. i?22; March LIST. 1922:
April LIST. 1922. and any residue OF
purchase money to be applied to the
payment Of notes secured in SAID deed
OF trust in order OF their priority.
and any further residue in SIN and
twelve months. with 6 per cent IN
terest. all the deferred payment to
the property secured by deed OF trust
r. +. SCHMIDT.
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O,>rLIi Li+,..ritD
rustee S Auction Sale

or
VALUABLE TRACT or INND, IN
CAROLINE COUNTY, VA.
In execution OF certain deed Of
trust to the UNDERSIGNED trustee
dated December ,. l:20. and recorded
~ III" CLERK : ONCE OF tn. Caroline
Circuit Court. IN -. Il 50 page tNJ
default having tccu made IN the pay
T-nt az IN, notes thereby secured
ana being required by IN. Beneficiary
50 10 DO VIII sell by auction on the
premises
rESpAY. ArHii. 18TH. 1922.
Al o'clock i. NJ.
all that certain tract. piece or parcel
81 land lying aud beng In Madison
NaSi*tcrial District. Caroline coun-
t., Va. known the "piIll.IIS
FARM containing "ighrN->"N"u
acres. nor" ar I"Ss. ANA dioiuiug tn.
lands Of Gilbert Freeman. John Evans.
Amanda Tralnham. b. r. Trevilian
ana other,
TERMS: Cash.
G. VI. HOLT.
=
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GETS verdict of s:,no.

\ verdict for t?nn was returned hv
n jury In the Law aud Equity Court
yesterday afternoon In the suit OF
MaNme Hoyl" against Wesley &
Company and Peter Scott; The
plaintiff sought damages IN IN. sum
OF $4,000 FOR injuries alleged du. 10
being struck y truck owned by
Wesley & co. driven by scott. Til.
verdict was against Scott
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DRY GOODS.

KEW N'Eh. Apri- ii.-t'nhuf.hcd cot
ton goods 'iu.s were E':sdier TO-DAY. wt,h
increasing busin Yarns sold ruodcrai.
j: A. low price,. Moo. goods s-r" steady
IN" best demand running 80 'we.d.. fancy
Ia K "N"Er"H '.ngs and sp.,.hl,..s. Worst i
~ hr-s- goods aud men. wear wc-.. uu!c.
SIX In sprrt Cui"rs and w.a..s w.r. &C
t.ye bgrlap> w.r. steady
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AICIIONS-IEGAL.S
Legal Notices
TIE CHESAPEAKE ASD ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Nj Nf Or ASSIAi- MEETING.
ElCnruuuG "a, P,h,u.,, - 100

~ IiNf Or ANNUAL MEETING.
richmond. Va. February - 1874
NOTICE - HEREBY G!VES that tho
Annual Meeting ~ the StoCkhoil-r. OF
n" che-ap"Hn- and Ohio Railway com
PAM ~ill u. n"li. ~ provided VA the 10y
Laws. a. IN. general once Of the Company
"a the C!'y u Richmond Virginia OF
In--hsy ne is,n day OF Apri! 1922. At !.
D.,iOC~ \. u.
90 tor Ia. election Of directors:
90 ~ approve. ra'ii! and confirm such
HCt'Oh 'h"irtofoi' SH-n OF authorized Or
ih= hpafn OF Directors pf D. ihs EI-cu.
tE" COMMITTEE u ia" ,uinpaGy sh,in.
pursuant 10 any pr"Etuus 'hUrizstlOn
t3 The Siochnoih"fs nf otncrSt-- A. may
os submitted 10 the meeting and
"a to usrnnCt such other tukln.ss AZ
may sHfully come before he meeting
The st"C. ttsnsf.I OJonh VIII u closed
al the once OF the Company 80 81
broadway. SEES YORK. cay. ou Friday tn,
2th day ~ MarC1 I.2:. OClvgn l..
NJ. and VIII Hs T"pI"H-I Oh W-,ii..sI. j.
the isth iaJ of AprII. 1879. at 10 o'ciocs
A. NJ.
Hy order OF IN. BOARD OF Directors:
a. THEW EFT. Secretary.
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uIch,rd ~. v.,,.,, ,,,,

Richard 7. Wilson. secretary TO the
state Corporation Commits siun who
underwent TWO major operations in
Grace Hospital six weeks ago. has
returned I" his home a. 22l, Mnnu-
ment Avenue. almost fully rccuper-
atcd
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK g
RESOURCES S208,0s5,Qg0
Gold Reserves Total .865,-
600; Bills Discounted and
Bought, Sl6.3l0.000.

The Federal Re>erv. Bank o.
Richmond at the close Of husfress,
on Arrl - had total resources OF
S2rS c.5.0o0 while tho total gold re-
serves were sSi.ss5,Ooo. Bills dis
counted and bought during ,he.weeh
to'aled sls,si9OOo. The statement
follows:
GoIL coin and certiA-
Cd;es ......... ........f ..933, 900
Gold settlement fund
Federal Reserve Board 53.+4+,ooo
Total gold held by hank. 5 3s.377,ooo
Cold with Federal re-
serve agent ..... 4l.7is,oon
cold redemption fund.-. $4,000
Total gold reserves .S sl.s65.oo0 =
etc. 73c.,do6
Total reserves .s se,lsIocos
Bills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900,
by government oblisa-. r-Sr>
lions ........... 23ss2.0oo
Rills hiscnuntcd--all other 40565,ooo
BILLS bought In open mar go -
ket ......... lsos,qoo
Total bills on hand. .s s5.scc.ooD
United States bonds and =,
notes Observation-Disclosures. l,2S3.o00
one-y year certificates OF
indebtedness irttman
acD 3,ssc.ooo
Total earning assets.....s 10.sl5.60o
Bank premises ......... o.51i,0o1T
Five per cent redemption
fund against Federal re-
serve notes ... $4,000
rncollectch items ... 45.32s,0oQ
All other reserves ...... COS, 900
Total resources ....S2oS, os5, 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid in ........,.S S.5co,o 600
surplus ............... 100000
Reserved for government ~
franchise tax ....... $4,000
Deposits:
Government ..........s s.l32.aoo
Member hank-rcscrve ac-
counts Observation-Disclosures. sass 900
All other ............... 800. 900
Total deposits ......s 5s.lo5ooo
Federal rcscrv" notes In
actual circulation .... 'c,,ec,ccg
Federal reserve notes in
circulation-net liabu-
ity Observation-Disclosures. o,ssi,pto
Deferred availability items Sa.les.o0o
All other liabilities. SGT, 900
Total liabilities ...... 32os, Oo5, 900
Federal reserve notes
outstanding ....... 9s,s3O. 600
Federal reserve notes
held by banks. . $40, 600
Federal reserve notes, ,f
In actual circ,Lation. ocloo;eoU
Total amount OF bills dis
counted and bought for --,a4
week ending April, u. ."tis'
lse? ,...,.............. 1851 ..6ao
Due United States Treas
urer by member deposit
tary banks ... 5.s61 non
Contingent liability on
bills purchased for for
e'gn correspondents. 1872 nOo
Ratio ~ total reserves 10 deposit
and Federal reserve note Liabilities
| combined. s0.l3 per cent. -
.uoUa
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KrcmMoNp LIVE sTocK MARKET.

Nr''y ~ 's---
act. Eariy market sctigo. nut closed
low. ana lower II sympathy with vtucr
markets.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VAIL ABLE REAI. ESTATE ~ THE
COUNTY OF Ni.W KEN. VA

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~ THE
COUNTY OF NEW KEN. VA
In execution OF a deed OF trust.
da':h Arril s'h LIS. and recorded
Court OF New Kent County. la Deed
Book ~ page 1913. default having
been made !. the payment OF certain
notes thereby secured ana having
teen instructed SO 10 do 10y tho hold
rr 81 said notes viii sell at pub
,tuc,ion AZ The front door OF New
Kent Courthouse. Va. on
TUESDAY. MAY 2HD. 1922.
between the hours Of 10 4. NJ. and
the following tracts OF land
FIRST, That certain tract OF land.
situated IN the county Of New Kent.
state OF virginia. containing one hun
drrd and ninety and one-fourth acres.
and COMPRISING all OF the land known
as the billiard" tract. and all the
lying on the north side OF the road.
leading from Plum Point TO oak. the
mctes and bounds whereof are shown
on plat and survey made by .. NJ.
with deed from J. 4. Potts and others
10 Th- Underwater Lime Il Fertilizer
90. Inc. the land hereby conveyed
being d"si Snat"d on said plat as on-
N70 10 ares. and twenty t2Ub
acres cut off
Second. That certain other tract or
pa rec Of land. situated in said county.
containiBS n"' ,5) acres. including
the present wharf al Briggs landing
on the Pamunkey River. and running
along the bank OF said river I2U fee
together with the right of wav from
the tract land first nbove-men
toned T. said Briggs landing.
gss ~ tn. a sms smde o, ,b TO pay Of
note. with interest from date Mt & per
cent. and the balance then due on the
third note OF Sl.e36.S6 and interest
T. y. HARRIS.
TrMStoc.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY ~ r. RiCHESON Il co,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Commissioners
Auction Sale
Two Attractive Homes
at Highland Springs,
HenricO, Va.
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FORMERLY OWNED RY II. A. AND
KATIE VI. SMITH DECEASED.

In, execution Of a certain order an
tered in the Circuit Court Of H.nrlco
County on the l2th day Of January.
1922. In ;hc cals" OF MARY y. Zach
eler. sometimes known AZ Hary r..
EaChlcr 81 ais. vs. Emma Louis am
rhcr ct ais. We the Undersigned $pe-
ciai commiss i"ucrs. viii Offer for sale
al public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. APRIL Is 1872.
At o'clock u. NJ.
tn" above mentioned property. de-
scrihed as follows:
First Lot fronting 100 feet on Ivy
Avenue. and running back be;wee n
parallel lines los feet. and comrrising
Lots No. and :. In Rlock II. section
s: Plat Book Il. page ~. Hem
rico County Records The improve
nen'S on this lot consist Of an at
tractive io-room frame dwelling.
Second. Lot fronting 100 fee, on
Main street or Nine-Mil. Road and
extending back between parallel lines
23O feet. Lot No > in Islorh
II. section 6 Plat Book 8.
page o. The improvements ON this
lot consist of "A large fran. dwelling
containing about - rooms. there is
also large frame huildiur on the
premises suitable for Il garage
TERMS: On.-third in cash and the
balance payable sin. twelve and "ich-
teen months after date. the deferred
lnstallm-ntS To hc evidenced hy The
negotiable" notes of the purchaser.
bearing interest from dat" at the ratc
nf So per huuUm. and IN" till. Ia hr
money shall hr paid. and u convey
aucc is ordered by tn. court or All
cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
X. T.. rEYTON. JR..
l.. =. iIERRlNK
Special Commissioners.
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In the Circuit Court Of Henrico
County.
Mary \. Bachelor, sometimes known
AZ Mary f.. Rachler ct ais,
Emma Louis I.ampher ct ais.
l. samuel i. Waddili. Clerk Of the
all court. certify that tho bond re-
CURED OF the special comm SIS toner's
10y the decree in said cause of Ian
nary -. 1922. has been duly given.
SAMUEL. l.. wADDll.i. Clerk
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VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER CO..
seventh and Frsnnlin Streets
Richmond. IN.

SiNftu ~, lSZs.
Notice 10 hereby given that ths annual
meeting OF the stockholders 81 the Viz
gina Railway and fo~-t COnpAhy Will De
h~!d at thu general DfhCs Dt ih- GumpEny
In the CIT: D: Richinund ~. Md
nesdnJ. Aifh 10. ly2.. at "a o'ciocs 81
This transfer o"vX, VII closed IN
FRIDAY March 81. i:2Z. A. O'Clock f.. "a
ana "i!! ne f-or"n-d cn Thursday. April
20. i:22. AT jn o'clock A 81.
q Is WILLIAMS.
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the annual rn"atr. 81 ~" nutuaI A.
surarc" Society uf virginia VIA Ne h.il
a. IA" "H're % The society. iloom 2Ot
Mn'uai building. iuchin"nI Va. on MAY
II. 1929. at o'clock l.. "
-. NOFFETT KISG.
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laHul Notices
DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
RlCHMOSD. VIRGINIA.

tSlgneD Il. ". THAFFUnp.
Director
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IF YOU wish to buy a good used car. read
C.assihCat!on II.
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Total deposits g
Federal rcscrv" notes In
actual circulation .....
Federal reserve notes i'm
Circulation-net liabil-
IVY ........ 800.
Deferred availability items
All other liabilities. 80.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-03

What constitutes the bulwark of
our own liberty and independence?
It is not our frowning battlements,
our bristling seacoasts, our ARMY and
our navy. These are not our reli-
ance against tyranny. All of these
may be turned against us without
making us weaker for the struggle.
Our reliance is in the love of liberty
which God has planted in US. Our
defense is in the spirit which prizes
liberty as the heritage of all men,
in all lands everywhere. Destroy
this spirit and you have planted the
seeds of despotism at your own doors.
Familiarize yourself with the chains
of bondage, and you prepare your
own limbs to wear them. Accustom-
ed to trample on the rights Of others,
you have lost the genius of your own
independence and become the fit sub
jects of the first cunning tyrant who
rises among you.-Abraham Lincoln.
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OUR CONSTITUTIONAL
PRESIDENT

President Harding says, "The lar
ger public interest must be asserted
in the name of the people where the
common good is the first and high
est concern" The President has al
ways been consistent opponent Of
government ownership or operation
of any private enterprise. "More
business in government, and less gov
eminent in business" has been car
dinal policy of his administration,
but it is the Presidents first duty to
serve the people and to protect them
from any impending danger SO far
as he can do so in the exercise of
his Constitutional powers. Assert
ion Of the public interest comes ahead
of everything else in the administra-
ton of the Government, and the
President not only has the authority
but every principle upon which this
government is founded directs him,
to utilize every resource at his COM
mand to uphold the public interest.
Any influence that try to run counter
to that interest will find in President
Harding a staunch defender. of the
Constitution and of the. people whose
rights it is designed to protect.
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fledged member you must observe all
of the rites and ceremonies:
Motto: Everything that is. is wrong
Pass Word: Hammer.
Purposes: To tear down, never
build up; to fight progress, never go
forward, to continually find fault,
but never suggest Improvement.
Grip: A slap in the face.
Subject to Knock: Government, bus
mess churches, labor movements, and
in fact any and everything that is
don't for the benefit of the human
race.
Beginning Sentences: They say;
don't; you're wrong; that fellow is a
crook; there is graft in that propos-
ition.
Concluding Sentences: Everything
is going to the dogs; the world is
up-side-down, and everybody has his
price.
If you belong to the knockers club
or if you join this organization, keep
away from all decent, respectable
people. They do not want you around
(! Meet your friends on the street
corners, in hotel Hobbies, in dark cor
ners, and watch that real people do
not hear you. They would discount
your judgment.
! The knockers in the United States
are the worst enemies of the country,
They are "agin" everything. They
are not fighting our nation with i'm
plements Of war, but they are fight
ing it with just as destructive wea-
pons.
Keep out of the Knockers Club
BOOST, don't find fault.