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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
GOING TO ANNAPOLIS.
Raymond Gates of MOrrisville Gets
Appointment

Morrisville. Feb. , Raymond Gates,
SON IL Mr.. and Mrs. =. W. Gates, a stu
dent at Peoples academy. has won the
appointment to Annapolis. he received
notice from Senator Page that he had
received the highest grade among those
taking the examinations for appoint
u,ent 10 The naval academy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02
FIVE MONTHS BEHIND BARS.
For sale Of Glass Claimed g BE J
Diauiond.

81 Albans. Feb. .. Adlar Liudbcig
al arooklvu. \. Y. who was found
ouilty Of obtaining money under false
pretenccs when arrsigned in the city
court . few DAYS ago. vas sentenced
Yesterday bv Judge Nathan n. Post TO
serve not less than five months nor
more than six months in The house Of
correction at Windsor. Lindbeig OBJ
taiued s25 from a Swanton msn on q
piece Of glass which he represented 70
hc a diamond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-02

Snufh Earre gEnE eI bold
renna and 0-a fslks danr naa rhiek-
rr-rie surfsr Frtsy rtrrIrr. feh. p
f.-r rffrs rraessra. llaue- 7e pn
snrfs arrsF. 80 riatr. Eserg body
sas f.r o coud tr1r-uir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
BROWNS-YANKS PLAY
FOURTH CAME TODAY

NEW DIRK. Aug. Todays
scheduled game at the Polo Grounds
between the. New York and ST.
Louis American League clubs. pre-
vented 10y rain, viii be played to-
morrow, an open date.
In an effort TO even the series
and regain the leading position in
the pennan, race. the Browns will
start their pitching ace. Shocksr.
on the mound. lie probably will be
opposed by Bob Shawkcy.
The Yankees 50 far have the edge
in the series. having won ycstcr-
days game. 10 >. and broke even
IN the double encounter OF Friday,
when Sh"ckcr turned them back to
defeat in the first game.
Only once before since lai?. when
sunday baseball was lcgaliZcd in
New York. has a sunday game been
postponed because OF rain.
Hundreds OF fans hesicSed the
Pol" Grounds gates early this after
noon hoping that there would be a
let-up in the rainfall before the
game time. The umpires waited
until O'clock before announcinr
a postponSmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
BY GARRETT Il COMPANY.
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs.

In execution OF a certain deed ot
trust. dated June 70. 1915. recorded i'm
me Clerk Office, H-nricu County
court. IN u IL. 6J. page 9b3. default
hAN!hS been made III the payment o.
the debt therein secured. and helm,
required by The beneficiary so 10 40
"" VIII, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST GOTH 1922
Al 800 o'clock i. NJ.
prgceed 10 sell on the premises. NJ
runI!c auction. the following dcScrib-
ed property "All that certain tract
p1ecr Or parcel OF land, with all me
improvements thereon, in the County
OF Hanover state of Virginia, con-
or less, bounded 10y the Creighton
Road. the Chicahominy River Il por-
lion OF The Gaines tract and The land
now owned, or formerly owned by
James t.. BOw!es. Trustee for Rchrcy,
Bowles, being the one hundred UUOI
Acre tract more fully described In !,
deed from William W. Henry, Com
missioner ana William Gaines and
Wife. TO Richard V. Gaines. dated
Clerk = Office OF Hanover County
Court in -. l.. -. page 1874"
TEXANS: Cash sufficient TO nav
cosi of sale Including advertising and
commission, any past due taxes pro
rata part OF taxes for 1922, amount
due on notes. to-wit: 100000 with in
teresi from December -. 1870. bal
ancc in equal instruments at one and
TWO years, notes for same TO be given
Of trust OH the property. or all cash,
at option of purchaser
CIiAS. l.. GARRETT.
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
PAIR BRITISH AND j. 5.
GOLFERS IN MEDAL PLAY
lDy Associated rressl

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Most Of
the nine British players OF the Walker
cup team entered In the national ANA
teur golf championship at Brookliuo
MASS, next week gre paired with
prominent American players in the
qualifying medal play.
The pairlngs announced today by
the United States Golf Association
conia about twenty pest entries.
bringi.. the total TO 1865, with few
more yet 10 be passed upon \
supplementary list will be- issued
next week.
Play will begin at $50 next sat
urday morning, pairs To start 4,
nve-minutc intervals until 3:I5 r. NJ.
in the first qualifying round OF .igh.
teen holes. those with the best sixty
-FOUR scores and ties 10 qualify for
the secohd elimination round OF
thirty-siN holes. which Will he played
Monday. Thirty-two aspirants are To
survive for match play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
APP[E-PACK|NC PLANT
IN ROCKINGHAM COUNTY

HARRISONBURG. VA. Aug o7.-
Erection Of the first unit of what is
said TO be the only cooperative apple
packing plant I'm Virginia has been
started on "a plot OF land. one and one
half miles east OF IIarrisonburg and
along the Chesapeake and Western
Railroad. by the Rockingham Apple
Growers Corporation.
The organization erecting the pack
ing plant is composed OF owners OF
over 400 acres OF orchards on chest
nut Ridge. in The central part Of
Rockingham County, and is the first
effort on the part OF fruit growers
IN TINS section To act comparatively.
The first unit OF the plant. which
viii cost $4,000. viii be completed In
time 30 handle the present crop
Due TO the small crop OF apples
this year at compared to normal
years. only about 10000 barrels Of
apples Will be packed. In normal
seasons. the output will 20 near 100
600 barrel mark. including the COM
mcrcial packing for nOnmemDers Of
the corporation.
Engineers Of the state Department
or Agriculture designed the plant
and sufficient ground was purchased
10 permit considerable expansion. in
Guiding the erection Of Il cold storage
plant. The packing plant is To lie
built In units, G0xl00 feet, with
two stories and basement
A 600-foot side track has been built
from the Chesapeake and Western
Railway to the plant. The apples
will he hauled TO the plant from the
orchards packed and placed in
freight cars for shipment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
US MATCH TO DETERMINE
DOUBLES TEAMS FOR DAVIS CUP
If Anderson and Wood Win Over TiIden and Richards
for National Title, They Will Play To-
gethcr at Forest Hills

probabilities Of their playing would
be Increased, they agreed. but added
that serious consideration would he
necessary To any decision that did
not include James .. Anderson. the
other member OF the Australian
team.
The American Davis Cup commit
tee. President Julian :. Myrick. OF
the United states Lawn Tennis As
sociation. said today. Will meet in
New York Tuesday. instead OF to-
morrow. 10 plan definitely its policy
in the Davis Cup match.
The singles representatives TO bc
named at that time. Mr.. Myrick in
timated quite plainly. would be TIL
den and Johnston. but the doubles
team is still in doubt and will be
based largely on the basis Of tho
committees observations OF tomor-
rows match.
The national boys and junior sin
Gies championship, the national
mixed doubles title and the women's
invitation singles play will also he
decided at LonEwood courts tomor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
LRy Askociated Press

BOSTON, Aug. 27.-The compost
ton OF the doubles team Of both Aus
tralia and the United States IN the
DhHis cup challenge round at Forest
Hills next Saturday depends on the
outcome Of the hnnl match for the
lawn tennis championship In dou-
bles at the Longwood Cricket Club
tomorrow. The singles representa-
uves OF the two teams, by virtual
admission on each side, will be w.
i. Tilden. H. and w NJ Johnston.
for the United states, and Captain
Gerald l.. Patterson and James Q.
Anderson. for Australia
The national doubles final will have
az competitors Tilden and Vincent
Richards. another member Of the
United states team. and Patterson
and OHara wood. Of the Australian
team
Captain Patterson today declared
that AustrAiia's chances for the dou-
birs point In the Davis Cup 'compe-
tttion would be weighed In the bal
hn.e OF tOmorrow's match Should
olthra Wood he successful. the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
PULASKI FARMERS
HOLD "GET-TOGETHER"

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
PULASKI VA, Aug. 21.-The
get together picnic OF the Pulaski
County Farmers Union. the Rotary.
Kiwanis and Booster clubs and
other organizations was held in the
grove on Claremont Farm. near pu-
laski. The grounds had been pre-
pared and arrangements made for
the comfort OF those attending by
c. t. Macgii! president OF tho
Farmers Union. Mr.. MacGil was
assisted by the county agent. f.. G..
Grigsby, aud assistant agent, Albert
C. Newton. ana the county sanitary
officer, J. I.ashley Johnson. The at
tendance was fair, the weather con-
diti"ns being very adverse. A large
crowd was expected aud IL was es-,
timnted that the threatening clouds
and rain kept about 1000 people
away. II had been planned as n
great get-togcther day for both The
town and country people.
The exercises Of the day were
presided over 10y commemorative
Attorney Frank u. Morton Tho
opening prayer was offered by the
Rev. James Trollinger. after which
Mr.. Morton reviewed the agricul-
lural progress of the county for the
past nifty years. W q. Wysor. of
the extension division. made a
strong appeal TO the farmers to use
better field seed. lie explained in
detail the functions of the Virginia
Crop Improvement Association and
the growing OF certified seed. Mr..
Wysor pointed out the vast amount
Of forciEn-erown seed that Is an
nually purchased by the Virginia
farmers and showed the inferiority
Of such seeds by field experiments
After Mr. Wysor's talk a regular
picnic dinner was served in tho
grove
shortly after the dinner hour Dr.
j. j.. Mcconnell. president OF the
Radf"rd Normal school, addressed
ihc audience on rura! education. He
emphasized the need az better uuaii-
fed teachers in The one aud two
room schools. lie described the
country as tho most ideal plac.
for home AMI lamented The land
lord system Of farming. lie dwe!t
upon The prime Importance OF tho
rural people cooperating with each
! other in the various rural activ!.
| ties. including education. SUNDAY
schools, church. community club
houses and production and market
Ing problems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
10 SWIMMING CLUBS
ENTER AQUATIC MEET
IBy Associated rressl

WINTER PARK, FLA, Aug. IL
sixteen clubs and several individual
stars OF hve southeastern states
nave entered for the two-day aquatic
meet TO be held on Lake Virginia
here September and =. The entry
Hat closed last night
The meeting in understood To I've the
hrst OF It's kind ever held unl"r the
sanction OF the Southeastern ANA
tcur Athletic Association
Entries have been received irom
Tennessee. South Carolina. Georgia.
Alabama and Florida
The Atllntic cab has entered II.
team al ten memhers, Other teams
entered include the l.rnden Natorium.
Memphis. Fort Benning. Ga.. and tie
Pensacola Naval Station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
RACES WILL FEATURE
FAIR At WINCHESTER
lrolting and Pacing Events on
Program for $1,000
Purses.
Special 10 Tho rlmn..1,l,na.h,

Special 10 The Timcs.pixrat,b,
VIA HES TER. Va" Aug. 2T-Trot-
ing and pacing races for sloon
purses arc to be chicf arusomn,t
features or the nttp-,hird annual r,i~
~ tn" Shenandoah valley Npr!ci,itu.
raj society. on the Wiuchcs,er ga
grounds, August 2g.3l and Septembci.
J. WIN more moderate purses for
fuhe Wig races There will be rae
ing programs each day The society
"'S offered Fl00 In gold az q spec.sl
pr'"" Tor breaking the track trottinr
record uf 2:lo l-2. made six wears
ago Oy sam BeS OF Carlisle. Pa
ana an additional $50 for each sec
ond tho record il lowered. Au,omo-
pie polo races are TO b.. held sew
"fa' days. ana AN autornobIic rae.
Tor a prize of $1,000 is TO he a big
event. y New York Jazz orchestra
arrived today TO furnish music FOR
Mardi Gras festival. 10 be held
each night on the grounds The fair
mas been insured against rain FOR
$1,000
Secretaries or various home. farm
and horticultural departments re-
ported last night that virtually all
space had been taken. and that each
department would be crowded. The
new poultry building, housing 5000
coops. viii b" filed To capacity, many
entries having been received from
Maryland pennsylvania New Jersey
aud other Eastern states.
The lair is being managed This
year by Thomas +. Barley. Jr,. for
merly secretary OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. and now holding SINH
lar position at Morgantown. W. Va
huricN put the fair ION the map
last year, and II was the nrst time
in number Of years that the So
ciety had comfortable balance in
us treasury after the fair. Burley
recently was sharply criticized by
some OF the directors for his alleged
extravaganza, hut he was at IN.
same meeting given a vote OF conf
dencc and authorized TO go the limil
IN spending money to keep the fair
on the map.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
GERTRUDE EDERLE
SETS WORLDS RECORD
10y Associated Press.l

ERlDGEPoRT, CONN. Aug. al
Gertrude Edcrle, New York. made
what IL claimed TO be a worlds reg
ord for the 220-yard swim. when she
won the national title for that event
here today. Miss Ederic swan the dis
tance In two minutes forty-nine aud
one-h>;h seconds.
Hide James. The European cham
prom was second thirteen four-hfth
seconds behind the winner Frances
Cooney, OF New York. was third
Helen wainwright did not compete
because OF illness.
The official record for the 22O-yard
swim was made by Ethel Bicibtry
IN honolulu In 1921 II was two
minutes hfty-two and two-auh sec
onds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
storm Gather. On Caribbean sen.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2G-Reports
received today hy the weather bu-
reau indicated that a storm wa,
gathering over the Caribbean Sea
some distance south ana southwest Of
Jamaica The bureau said It's in
tehsity and future course had not
heen determined, and added that la
ter advices would he issued The
bureau later Issued an advisory
notice. saying that IL had been ascer-
tanned that the disturbance was NOV
Ing northwest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Tract Of Land,
With improvements, in
Chesterfield County, Va,
on the Midlothian Pike,
Near the City, Contain
ing 1914 Acres.

IN execution Of certain deed OF
trust dated March 10. 1890. recorded
III me CLERK : ollie. chesterfield CIR
rf ,, %urt, IN - t. l5'. page 1913. de-
ment OF th" debt therein secured ana
beii'E required by The beneficiary so Ia
do. We viii. ON
SATtRnAf SEPTEMBER =. 1872.
at $50 o'clock t. NJ
proceed 10 sell on the premises. at
public auction. the following d..
scribed property; "Ali that rertain
tract or parcel Of land. with all i'm
nrovements thereon and appurte-
S ss y acres as per plat made by W.
w. laPrade and Eros, under date of
Sept. 30. 1915, which Dlat is hereby
attached and made II mart OF the deed;
ne said property being more particu-
larry Described as follows: All Of the
said property lying and being in
Chesteriicld County. Va, on the Mid
n stone at the intersection OF the
Old Coal Pit Road and John Day
property. thence north degrees
east l.iiS1 feet. thence north 5 de-
the Midlothian Turnpike. south 70 de-
grccs west ?2I.3 feet to Il stone AT the
corner with the a. Is. Hancock prom
eriy: thence south rs degrees west
PIT Railroad. thence south So SIS de-
grecs west BIOS feet 10 the point Of
beginning.
TERMS: cash sudcIen, to pay ad,
vtrtiSing the sale, trustees comm is :
sion OF . per cent and the amount
du" on deferred payments. to-wit: .
Sh+a ana interest from March 81 1921
To date, being "ne-hslf "f Il principal
note due on this date. one principaI
note for Sl,290 due March 81. ia2a; ON.
interest note for $l5i.S0 due on
March 81. l922: interest due from
March 10. 1872 $685.; balance in 2,
and years from March -, l9ay
with interest at per cent annum,
payable scmiannually. or all cash al
option of the purchaser.
JAMES r. COSBY.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
Legal Notices
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Richmond. Va. August Is, 1922.

NOTICE or SPECIAL. STOCkHOLDERs'
MEETING
Richmond. Va. August Is. 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
hps.'a! Mseting OF the Stockholders Of
tn" Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway Com
lhny has been called 10y the Board OF
Directors If SAID Company to b. held
at TIE principal office OF the Company, in
the Ciiy % Richmond. Virginia. on Tues
day. the 2Jth day OF September, 1922. a,
100 o'clock y. NJ. for the following pu.-
poses:
'al I" consider and act upon n pro-
posa! to increase the COMPANY
capital stock by the addition thereto
"l stock III the par amount OF $780,
OVO,OOp. to be divided into 500, 600
shares OF the par value uf 500 ca ch
so as TO make the total authorized par
amount OF such capital STOCK 3ls5.
100000. consisting Of $4,000 shares
of the par value vi 500 each, such
increase OF capital stock 20 be Of
such class or classes, with such dcsi5-
nations, preferences and voting powers
or restrictions or qualifications there
Of az The Stockholders ~ said meet
tag shall determine or authorize. and
specifically, without limiting the gen
crHlity of the foregoing. to- consider
and act upon proposal that the adj
iliional capital sloCh be- IN the tirsI
Instance preferred stock. aud that the
SAM. or any thereof may be cen
Neft!blc INTO common stOCk.
tbp To authorize the Board OF Di-
rtciors Of The Company from time to
TIME to Issue and to dispose Of such
adhinonal stock Oh such terms as such
board may in the exercise OF its law
ful discretion dc;,cmnc:
'c) TO rattfy and confirm such ac-
tioh heretofore taken or authorized
10y said Board In anticipation OF such
action Dy the stockholders. as MAY lie
submitted TO tho injecting, and to take
snch other and further action in the
premises. Including ;he authorize ton
OF any necessary or apprnpriata
amendment or amendments of tho
charter Of the Company, as the stock
holders at the meeting may de-
termine: uDd
idD For the transaction OF such
other business may properly come
bsfOro the meeting.
For the purpose Of the meeting the stock
ira nsfer hooks VIII he closed ut r. NJ
on Friday. September /, 1879 and remain
closed until 10 a. NJ. on Wednesday
September 81, 1879.
by Order OF the Board OF Directors
y. rKEVVETT.
st...E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
MING Automobile. stnIen.

l.fNCllBURG. VA, Aug. a7.-Niue
automobiles have been stolen here
within the last three weeks. but the
police have been able TO recover six
OF them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
STEEL WAGE INCREASE
DUE TO LABOR SHORTAGE
Workers Driftcd Away From
Mills During Period of
ront,,,,t,,
~, Walter ~. brown.

written COR the United N.wsJ
NEW YORK Aug PA labor
question OF the reverse order has
pecn raised by the action OF the
DiS steel companies In advancing
wages 20 per cent at ,his time Two
or thrce factors were responsible.
l"F TINS action by the steel com
p"hI.S. The advance waH due as an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
\ CORRECTION

Public sale Dairy Cows. Duroc-
Jersey Brood Sows. etc. advertised
in Sundays paper for Friday. August
~. at 1880 y. NJ. should have read
Thursday. August 81, at 1880 y. NJ.
H. II. GRUNDY, JR.
Skipwith Farm. one Mile West of
Williamsburg
HE DISPATCH Classified Ads are con.
Meeting links between buyer and seller,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
Lakeside
Bungalow

sc" scvcn-roon shiuulc bungalow
iarSc p"rch"s and sun par!or. all city
SonNch1cncch except gas; Two acres
Iana. large shade trees. near Lake
side car line and Hermitage country
C!un. EdSy terms. $500.
7. II. HARRIS.
g DumbartOn
Phone Madison ;tl5.H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Snic


Lots for Snie rs
SEVERAL. very deSlr.bl. lots in Chamber.
Jayne Court FOR sale. Madison SGT.
THE VERY bos, bargain In Richmond
beautiful lot IN North Richmond Ter
race Cost m- 1900. Have paid 1850
on It: balance payable $40 ii month Pay
me ecu what hive pa.I-and
wiii transfer my interest TO you. Th.l
lot IS SAID to be worth 1880 now.
Seed money immediately. q ji2. care
The DIspattfi
WE SELL. LOTS, SEE Us.
RAvEE NORRIS & COMPANY. INC.
Mutua! Bag rhuno Ran. 1888.
" CASH. 81 per week. buys lot at Stop
Ii. on Seven Pines line. WIN give
lot tt-e II you VIII build right away.
dec a. J. Daushtefy. 1905 Mutual Build
ng,
Wantcd-iteal Estate 30
FAKM WANTED.
We haE. number or very deA!raD!s
ciiy income properties than can to e..
changed Tor farms. Liza, your farm
With IA quickly II Interested. Ch.s. =.
Kpshrmund. s!7 l.. Frsnk!!n Street
hEAt. EsrATE-i.i.t your property With
U, 'ot sale OF Tor rent. Morton @.
Thslhnrr. second Floor. FRS, Eat!ona.
Ian. Bgidinr. Randolph 70 and 80.
u. Tor sale or for rent. We caa serve
yol. l.. L. Schmidt IL Co.. 20 North
EltEth Street.
WASTED-hnau acreage. or farm with
or without improvements: su!tsb!s for
smhI! club. must bc west o: city. Boa
- station 4. cay.
FOR BEST results. l!st your property Win
James T. Costly 30 East Main Street.
LIST your Barton iiriEnts property Wit.
Meyer ka!man. sos Mutual building.
Cal. Madison .si5,
RICHMOND Trust COMPANY. Real rs.
tate Department. sales rentals ana
loans. seventh ana Main street.
FOR RESULTS l-t your property with
% g. Thy.nr - %ortH <iuh street.
FOR Ue-; results. l.s, your property with
Us Garrett & co. lll2 Eas, Main.
ItIiisN Iif,IL5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

Southern Association Results.
Nashville. o; Chattanooga, T.
New Orleans. .: Mobile. /.
Memphis. "a. Little Rock, 20.
Only games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departure, Of PASSENGER Train,
DAILY, unless OF wise shown)
Daily except Sunday. 4 Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

FOUR ROOM apartment. with bath and
garage. on boulevard. nyst noor. sos.
Phone boulevard tiss.w OF Boulevard
1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
RICHMOND, PREF 'SB'o & POTOMAC R.R
Broad Street Station. except where
other ~ lac indicafeil
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
fMniu Strert Sf.t;nnt

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$40 &. Main Street Phons Randolph IlI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
Farms for Rent
GARAGES.

Rear 300 k-nsinItou Av"uu-
Rear 2ol North Elm StT.ct.
Near 2oS North Addison street.
Rear 3ijl Patterson Avenue.
J. A. CONNOLLY a. co.
Madison 1851.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
business Places for f,ent 10

iiALi.--Brosd IND Laurel Streets. suitable
for dance hall. lodge rooms. etc. J. A.
Connolly Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
Office and Desk Room

OFFICE ROOMS FOR REET-Oue or
ihree bright outside connecting rooms
can be used as once storage or club
rooms; can ne seen a. any time Ap.
niy 1884 North Second and 2oi Eas.
Franklin. Possession September lat
Randolph 1909.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28
USE YOUR

Lot or home as part payment for
modern home in West End or
Highland Park. For particulars,
see US al once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

COTTAGE-Thrce rooms, Swansboro. cleo
tr.c lights. gas, garage. etc; one square
car line. Ni2 Decatur Street Rrice
$3.50 Small cash payment or your
Ford balance in 100 monthly payments
Godsey. llo East Twelfth. Madison
2lS6-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-28

, Il can supply your want, IN real estate
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