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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
ASA D. JENKINS PASSES
AWAY IN FARMVI[lE
Popular Citizen and Singer
Succumbs to Stroke of
Apoplexv.
ISpecinl to The Times Dispatch

ISPtt'ii 10 me Times Dispatch
FARMNlLLE. VA, May lo.-Th1
community and town people wero
shocked when the sudden death o,
Asa -. jenkins occurred at &. o'ciocs
this afternoon
Mr.. jenkins had heen in his usud
good health until "a few hours bcioro
MS death. when he complained os
FEELING badly and, not CONSIDERING
himself seriously sick, went abou1:
MS work as usual after his dinner
hour few hours later he was
round lying in an unconscious con-
ditIon at his blacksmith shop, whers
as h Id bosn 1t work. A doctor was
sa's'fy suadmoned. but he died a few
momcnts later without rcyairinr-
conscious the physician having
pronounced his death due 10 apo
pleNy. MIR. Jenkins was about so
Years OF age and was well known
mere. where he lived most Of HIS
life. He possessed an unusually good
pass voice. and for many years had
been member OF the Baptist church
choir and OF tho Farmvilie mals
quartet
1t was only on yesterday THAI
he participated with the quartet In
singing at the occasion OF Confeder-
ate dinner, at which time the yet-
Grams were entertained here by tho
Daughters of the Confedcracy
lie was married some years ago.
but his wife died a few years later.
He ~ survived by one daughter, who
resides in Richmond: two sisters,
Mrs. Henry Lindsay and Mrs. Clara
Jenkins Hart Of FarmvilIe. and one
brother Nat Jenkins. at Staunton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
INVESTMENT CONCERN
IS GRANTED CHARTER
John g.. Walker Corporation, CnpI-
tnllErd. nj S3,0BO,0OO 10 Deal
I'm stocks

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday issued charter TO the
John q. Walker Investment Corpora.
ton. OF Richmond. with a maximum
capital of 5000, 600. to deal in stocks.
bonds and other securities. and con
duct a general investment business.
The officers and !ncorporaturs are
John g. Walker. president; ]. Il.
Townsend secretary; .andon r.
Walker and Annie II. Walker. all OF
Richmond.
A charter was also issued the Acca
Country Club. Incorporated. OF Rich
mond. with maximum capital Of
$4,000. to conduct hotels and sociti
clubs. The incorporators and off,
GERS are Edward +. Schmidt. presi
dent: John c. Goode. secretary: c..
Jcter Jones. Joseph r. White and j.
Garland Hood. all Of Richmond.
Other charters granted yesterday
follow:
Consolidated Copper Mines Com
pany, Virginia. maximum. $1,000. 900
r. q. Pool. pr csident: George p. Roys-
ter. secretary. and NJ. y. Hedrick, all
of Virginia To mine and deal in
ores. metals and minerals Of all
kinds.
Amendment to charter of Gray Mo-
tor Corporation. Richmond. Frank L..
Klingcnsmith. president, and ames
H. Moran. secretary. Changing its
capital stock from 100000 shares. to
par value stock to s5.675350. and 400
600 shares. no par value stock
changing the provisions relating 10
it's capital stock.
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50 feet south Essex street, south 45x
i35 feet. May 5. 1922. $3.50.
6i2-Amcrican Trust Company.
trustee. to Russell c. Proctor, east
line Barton Avenue. 1917 feet. south
Bacon Road, south 50xi25 feet. May
10. 1922. $500.
si3-o. II. Funston. A. W. Pat
terson, trustees. to r. Pincus. Sol s.
Edison, No. COO west limo Eighth
Street. 20? feet north Leigh Street.
north 3oxi2o feet, May TO- 1922.
$4,000
6ii-J. T Carucal. trustee. to Max
r. Ruehrmund. north line Grace
street. i55 feet west Ryland street.
west s42xii7.72 feet. May ., 1922.
$4,000
6is-Charles X. Willis. II. L. Pey
ton. .Tr.. trustee. to j. NJ. Culbreth.
No. 22l7 south line Stuart Avenue.
1885 IL feet. east Addison Street
east 22l l2xl25 feet. May 9, 1922.
$3.50
ci9- Charles X. willis. II. f. Fey
ton. Jr.. trustee to !. VI. Culbreth,
No. 2ei7 south line Stuart Avenue.
1888 IL feet asst Addition Street. east
ell ioxl25 feet. May .. 1922. sSo5.
Hnrvain md Sale.
5S2---l.ouis Solomon, Roc1l twife), to
Herman Wegman east line Belmont
Avenue 1876 feet south. Floyd Avenue
north a. feet by - feet Z inches,
May 10. 1922. Tax SO. $40.
7s6-Gotttried Gross 10 Bernard F..
Lowry north line Bacon Road $50
feet west, Goddln Street west 30 feet
by lao feet. May -. 1922. Tax 81.
$40.
7s9-R. l.. Shoemaker. Hattie twife).
No. COS IL east line Pine Street l35
by los feet. May 10. 1922. $1,000.
(wifc), to a. J. Beatty. Margaret L.
(wife). east line Moss Side Avenue
100 feet south. Walton Avenue south
100 feet by 200 feet. May Il, 1922.
Tax s2.l0. $40.
Io6-A +. Smith to Real Estate
Holding Corporation northwest cor
ncr Hanes Avenue and Brookland
Park Boulevard 81 feet by 1875 feet.
May ;. 1929. Tax 81. $40.
Soo-Caesar Massei, Dorothy Low
Massei, to ]. II. Fauntleroy. Bertha
c. F'auntlcroy. No. 9o2 north line
Leigh Street % feet 1 inches east,
Ninth Street east % feet by 100 feet,
May -. 1922. lien $4,000. Tax $3.50.
$40.
S07-Charlottes J. Goodloe. Virginia
Trust Company. executors. to Lu-
dolph Whitaker south line Main
Street l73 fee, west. Colonial Avenue
west &c feet by 1885 feet. May IL. 1922.
Sl.l7o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

winter chickens. per ID. 1905: hons.
per H.. 80; ROSTERS. per h.. 20:
TURKEYS, per Id. IS q 40: keats. young.
ouch So.
Live stock-Calves. choice. per H..
lOi, medium, .sml0. thin 547.
lambs. choice. per 10. Is; live hogs.
per H.. 1913.
Green ,ruit-Applcs. per bbl.. 5.ooT
800; per blu. basket. 2-0OG2.75: West
ern. per box. ASA 4.25; California
oranges. per crate. 6.5OT 800: lemons.
per box, 3.50W4,j0. grapefruit. per
box. 5000 $50: Florida oranges. 80
n y.5G strawberries: southern. So
%. homc-grow 25@ 80.
Negetah!es-PUtato No. |. per,
Dbl, 2.tOGi 2.75; per sack. 32543.5O:
new potatoes, per bhl. No. /, 5.OOlp
800; No. .. a.OOG3.5O: sweets. 5000
$50. ya,ns. 3.00 800. lettuce. South
crn. per crate. 75Ill.25, romainc
lettuce. l.o0Nl.5o; cymb!ings. per
crate, l.25 I2,OG: onions. per crate.
2.roN 90; cabbage. new. per cwt..
zoo 20: cucumbers. 2.00u $50. egg
plants. per crate. 800 u $50: tomatoes.
per box. Florida. iOOui5O. beans
io0A 200 i,er basket; peas. 2.5OG,4N:
peppers. per crate. 25JT3.5u: kali.
5on l.c5: asparagus. per dozen. l00Q
a5o: spinach, per Dbl. l.o0Ql5o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
AMERICAN COTTON
EXCHANGE ON TRIAL
IRy Associnted Press. ]

NEW YORK. May I9.-The jury
trying the American Cotton I'm
change Oh charges OF buckcting or
ders was told by Assistant District
Attorney Win:ner at the start OF the
iI:al today that the exchange was
composed chiefly of several hundred
credulous Southcrners living below
the Mason and Dixon lines
They paid from $500 Ia $500 each
for membership, he said hut the ac-
tive operators were coteric OF NJ
teen brokers. among them the half
dozen indicted with their organiza-
ton. These men were bunch OF hue
cancers operating on the sea of COM
mere"
He described tho alleged method
OF taking sales at,d purchases on the
floor. saying the brokers merely
crossed their fingers To show others
they were only pretending TO be bid
ding or selling on orders.
The more orders, the more revenue
for the brokers, he said. so that they
fooled the Southern customers to
their own enrichment.
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FORMER RICHMONDER
DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA
Alfred WnIcott Gibbs, Chief Mccbnp.
heal Engineer for Railroad,
Sucrumbs Mt Wayne

aired Wolcott Gibbs. former
resident OF Richmond, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon in Wayne. Pa.
according to information received
here last night. Mr.. Gibbs was at
the time OF his death chief mechan-
zeal engineer of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad. and at one time he was
general superintendent OF motive
power or the Pennsylvania Railroad.
win headquarters in Altoona
beiore entering the PENNSYLVANIA
service, Mr.. Gibbs lived In Richmond
several years and kept UP the ex-
tensive acquaintanccs made then
HIS wife was Miss Marianne Everard
Skeiton, daughter of the late DR..
John G. SHELTON. and his mother was
Mrs. T. T. Gibbs, widow OF General
Gibbs He is survived by one daurh-
ter, Mrs. l.. Lee Layton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
INDUSTRIAL COTTON MILLS
COMPANY ISCORPckATED

Specii! Meeting OF the Stockholders.
Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF thr Stockholders OF the In
custrini CuIton Mills Company lncorpor-
sied. mas been called oy resolution Of the
Board OF Directors of ..iid COMPANY to be
held at the ir!ncipAl office OF said com.
pany. At llol East Main Street. IN the
Ci'y Of Richmond. virginia, on the 25TH
DAY OF MAY 1922. at the hour of l0:30
a. NJ. Tor the following purposes. among
others:
!. TO consider and act upon Articles and
Agreement OF Merger and Consolidation
entered INTO 10y the Boards OF Directors
OF the Industrial Cotton Mills Company.
Incorporated and tn. Blue Buckle Cot
ton Mills. Incorporated. whereby the Blue
Buckle Cotton aIills. Incorporated, 10
merged and consolidated with and into
tho Industrial Cotton Mills Company, In
corporated. upon the terms and conditions
staS'd length in SAID agreement.
2. To consider and act upon any other
matter In connection with or pertinent
TO said merger and consolidation. and any
and all matters which may properly be
brought before or considered at said spo-
ciai meeting of the Stockholders OF said
company.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
/. Is. CAUTIIk:N.
Secretary.
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START MOVE TO REBUILD
ROAD TO WEST VIRGINIA
Harrisonburg Meeting Takes
Action to Repair Poor
Highway Link.
Especial to The Times Dispatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HARRISoNRURG. VA. May 10
one Of the largest and most en-
thusiasiic gatherings Of representa-
tive citizens ever assembled here In
the interest OF good roads was pres
ent last night at a conference of state
highway officials, county authorities
and Harr!sonburE and Pendleton
County, w. Va. business men ar
ranged by the Chamber OF Com
mcrCc.
The conference was called with the
view OF establishing closer relations
bet cen the people OF Pendleton
County. w. Va. and of Harrison
burg and Rockingham County. by
the placing OF the highway leading
from this city to Franklin. the
county seat OF the West Virginia
county, in good condition. The dis
cuSsion conferred about n stretch eight
miles In III in Rockingham lead
ing over mountain to the West
Virginia l. rdcr. The condition OF
this stretch which was described as
practically impossible" has caused
the severance OF traffic between the
two county seats. despite the fact
that the other thirty-two miles or
highway are in good condition.
Among those who addressed last
nights gathering were: Hon. Wade
II. Massie. chairman OF the State
Highway Commission: Delegate
George b. keezel. OF Rockingham.
and number OF business men from
both of the counties concerned
resolution was passed authorix-
ing the president of the Harrison
burg Chamber of Commerce to APP
point committee To confer with
West Virginia authorities for the pur-
pose OF having that part OF the road
way In Pendleton County placed in
hrst-ciass condition. providing the
eight-milc stretch is reconstructed
AS the fact was brought out that
there are neither state nor county
funds available for the reconstruct
ton, the work Will have to be done
with subscriptions from the business
interests of Pendleton and Harrison
burg y local wholesale house start
ed the fund last nigh; with "a con
tribution OF $500.
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John j. Cnrtcr.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May IA
John j. Carter, G5. father of S. ].
Carter. OF this city, died "Wednesday
at his home at Alberene. in the south
ern end OF the county. after an ILL
ness OF two months. He was n ma
tive OF Albemarle. He married Miss
Moliie Rice, OF the county. who sur
wives. with seven children. four sons
and three observation-disclosures Car
ter. OF Alberene: William and Boss
Carter. OF Schuyler. Nelson County:
Strickler J. Carter. OF this city: Mrs.
Gertrude Pace, wife of A. ~
Pace. OF Alhercne: Mrs. Lutte John
son. OF Lynchburg. Va, and Mrs Al
bert Tilman. OF Russell. Ky. Mr..
Carter also leaves two brothers and
one sister-Charles J.. Carter. OF
Scottsv!llc, Va: william Carter. OF
Automatic. and Mrs. Joseph Curley,
OF Scottsvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20

iNtithNcR.
'2'--W. Chester Evans. trustee to
hvcfArd Is. Meade south line IS feet
alley. i20 feet east, Crenshaw Ayenue
sac. w.
'So-w r. Redd, surviving trustee.
10 &. l.. Terrell west line virrinia
Avenue 80 it. north, Highland Streni
north % feet i2 inch by 40 fec,
May II, 1922. $4,000.
i2-John Sloan, trustee to !
Ross Perkins east line Enslow Ave-
nu' - feet north. Milton Street north
90 feet by 40 feet. May II. 1920
$2.s00.
Nf--frank S. Richeson. Roberts C.
haEIiSs' trustees. TO Edgar Thomas
Cauthorn. south line Ashland Strect
O. feet west, Lombardy street wcst
:" feet by 1913 feet. May 10, ls2e
ScS-James r. Cosby, trustee to
I,eoree l.. hughes. Il. r. Saunders
No. 1l2 west line North Avenue Iso
feet, from Roberts street north "a
icet by l20 feet. May IS, 1922. ST..
O45. ~
'sS-EeH Q. Jones, trustee, to \. I
Newsom. No. 1910 west line Second
avenue 10 feet north Milton Street.
$2,69S.75
sos 7. Richeson. trustee. 70
Robert II. Avis. Jennie w Avis
twife). northwest corner GIN and
Jones streets. 5oxl35 feet. May -,
1922. $500
Sill. Seldom Taylor. Sol Cutchins.
trustees To The Spartan Literary and
Athletic Association. south line Clay
Street "6.7 feet west First Street.
west G7.sXl4S.4 feet. May 10. 1922.
$500.
| 59T-W T. Redd. trustee. to James
| w. RENDER. Laura V. Render. north
/ lire Park Avenue, 100 west West
street. west 50xl4o feet. May s. 1929.
! $3.50.
! col John c. Easlcy trustee, TO w.
Gay Smith. No. 1910 west line Lamb
Avenue. iSd feet north Cedar Tree
street, north 57l-2xl25 feet. May s.
1927
6li-S,uart 6. Christian. trustee.
to William Pryor Tatum. No 1921.
south line Floyd Avenue. SOFA feet
east Meadow Street. east 2i77xl79.7
feet. May 10. 1879. sl,SOo.
Gle. l.. Conncll. trustee. to w.
| II. Eanes. south line Main street.
55.3-4 feet west Short Street. west
2o.3-4X93. feet. April 4, 1922. $3.50
! 62l-F. NJ. Boxiey. trustee. to John
G. McNcal. No. I'll. south line York
Street. so feet east Miller Avenue,
cast 40x14S foet May II, 1922. 1886.
| 629--IIoward sutton. trustee. to P.
W. Beattic. cast line Barton Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
BUSINESS GAINED
STEADILY IN APRIL

business is rapidly adjusting IT.
sell TO the lowered plane of prices
and shows distinct signs o. whole
some recovery from the recent period
OF depression which began in MAY.
i'-"' The latest survey OF the Depart
mont OF Commerce dlscloscs.
Commercial! and industrial move
h'htS IN April. the survey showed.
Tor the most part steadily gained
some r'NcrScS, such as in cotton con-
sumption have been n0ttd. Prices.
no" ever. were steadier during thai,
commodities.
The decline in coal production. dine
10 tho strike. it was said. has 50 far
caused no interference with industry
and little uncasincss.
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Mrs. Evn L.. Jordan.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May 10.
AIRS. Eva l.. Jordan, Al, sister OF
oohn l. Livers. OF this city, superin-
tendent OF the Charlottesville and
Albemarle Railway Company. died
Wednesday afternoon Mt her home In
hasic, after lingering illness. The
funeral was held at 10 O'clock this
morning from the home. the service
oeinG conducted by Father Grove. of
Staunton. Mrs. Livers is survived by
her husband. Louis +. Jordan, one
SON. James. aged Z; her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. John I.vers, OF
Grottoes. Va. and the following
orothers and sisters: Mrs. Fred An
nerson' OF Winchester: Mrs. II. p.
ihorne. OF Martinsburg. w. Va: Leo
y. Livcrs. of Mar,insburg. and John
l.. and Charles G. Livers, OF this civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-20
Hold rinh District Primary Aug.

ISrcrlhI 10 The Timcs -bIspatch.
pANNliI.E, VA. May l9-F'ifth
District Democratic committee held
Il meeting in MartinsviIic this morn
ing aud called a primary as the
method OF determining the Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress from this
district. post now held 10y
Representative j. Murray Hooker
OF Patrick. Tho primary viii
be held August |. and. undey
the state pr Avy law which
viii govern tn election, candidates
Will have until June To make Their
announcements.
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IUCTIONS-LEGhLS
Legal Notice.
8 I

WHEREAS. william -. Poole .ad Nary
4. Ioo!n MS VIE. on tho isth Gay Of
Apr.'. i'ii. made aud executed . trust
o-e' 70 T. Is. ANDERSON. Trustee. OF ihs
city Of Madison wisconsin. TO secure six
thoushnh Aoi!ars payable Ia three yests
with IN rrt at the rate OF per cent per
hh"un, hIch not. WAS made payable 10
the " -,ons!n Like insurance Company.
of Ma I> son, Wisconsin which said deed
whh recorded Ia The ofnCe 81 the CLERK
OF III. crcui; crr, for the County OF
Charles City. virginia. on the 2Vin da,
OF Arm. lyll. at - o'cIoch 81. ia Deed
BOOK. Volume u. On page 81. and tn.
sum ~ ntts seven hundred and any and
Ho-!Vy dollars ti5.i5Up pr!Ec!pt! aud four
teen hundred and twenty eight and t5-lgv
dollars i!.'2h.'5p OF Interest ana tara
making together IN" sum of seventy on
hundred seventy eight and $4,000 doia..
,''.!7st5J IL due on said note on the !5tu
ICatiOn OF th!s notice. and.
WHEREAS. default has been mad. ~
IN" payment OF the money secured 10 said
trust deed and no suit OF proceeding ha.-
!hs teen instituted at law 10 receive. the
debt uvw claimed to be- cue upon SAL
uoi". OF any par; Thereof. the said trust
deed H.ii -. igf.cIOs.i Us a sale of s.iG
premises ~ Virtue % the power contained
10 the 'r'!-' iced. which sale VIII %" made
~ ,H- -HusrIiOer or hts agent. public
after described. on the ZtTH DAT or
JtHE. 1879. at ~ n'cioc" IN tn fore
room
The ,olln"Ins : a description OF sad
.r"m.scs that VAL be sold to-wit.
al u t.at certain tract or parcel OF
land LYNX and being ia Harrison Die
tT!ct. Charles cay Couu'y. virginia. .nOsn
a. Montpelier. and containing $50 acres.
more or !.ks bounded follows: on the
north by land owned ~ j. Z. and ~. {.
FOikcs. on tn" ear; o. the public road
leading from kuEbu!S 20 "estOs.T. on the
south by the puu!ic ROAD leading from
the aoovs-nztU"G pubic road to GRANVILLE.
ia the said county and by the land OF
". Z. S;ssS: ON the west ~ the land
U: said S,ags.
The said tract o, land being the aam.
g. decided to said ~. " Poole September
I. 1905.
Tn graveyard being retervea TO the Us.
q! Eirslnl1 q. Walden .Tt her heirs
Dated April Is. 1879
Il. Is. A$DERSO$.
Fen
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I. II SHAINI.EFI!ND, y. ~,
President and superintendent Terrace
Spring ShH!taTIum. In.
Blue BuCh ~. CpTIDN Mills.
IStlEsI ,lIIiA LED

sgccia! Meeting OF IN. slCckho!der>
So!icc i. nrr"Dy sven mat special
meeting Of the stUCn holders ~ In. Blue
Buckle Cotton Mlii, Incorporated aas
hycu called % resolution or the Board Of
Directors OF sniG company. 10 lie acid
81 the sr.Uc!pa! orc- OF said company a,
lluI East Main STREET. IN the cay OF
RlchIUyad NlIglu'". OF the 2SrH DAY
OF MAY. 1922. 80 he EoAr o! g =. III. for
the following puryus.s. among Othrrs.
!. To cOnsld-I sd act upon Articles
srd Agreement Il S.-rSrT and Con,ol'da.
ton entered luru Uy tue Boards OF DI-
i-GIor> OF tn !uJyStrisi Cotton AlI.s
Company. inc"rv"r.t"d. and the blue
buckle Cotton Mails. incUr por.t..i. Snrrr-
toy the Blue Buvhle Cotton Minis lnrur-
pOratrd, 'n-i.-d -Ud consolidated Win
and iutG ;n- Industrial Cuitou MINIS Com
pany. Incorporated. upon the terms and
conditions stated at length IN said agree
Uent.
.. To consider and act upon any other
matter In connection with pertinent TO
said merger and consolidation and any
and ali matters which may properly bs
brought before or considered at said spe-
cial meeting OF ,ae stockholders OF said
company.
by order OF the Board OF Directors.
|. Is. CAUTHEN.
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UfSPL.n tLiSS!fItD
| rustee' S Auction Sale
Valuable Tract of | and

IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. VA.
In execution of Il certain deed OF
trust. to the undersigned trustee,
dated Apri! eth. 1921, and recorded IN
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
OF Chesterfield County. In ID. b. 1874
page les. default having been made
In the payment of certain notes there
in secured and being required by the
beneficiary SO to do. ! will offer for
sale at public auction on the prem
iScs,
TUESDAY. NAY card. l@23.
at O'Clock +. NJ.
all that certain tract. .,iecc or parcel
OF land. together with all improve
ments thereon and thereto belonging.
lying and being In Dale Mag iSterial
District, Chesterfield County. Vir-
Einin. fronting ON the Old Courthouse
Road. and adjoining the launs or the
Old Belle Isle Tract. Puckeu and
Others and containing Thirty-Eig
taSl Acres. the mcics and bounds OF
which arc shown Oh Il plat Of The
above described property, made by
-. q. Mercer. March 10Th. 1921. which
u attached to and made II part OF
me deed to the aforesaid property
from olivia a. Powell TO J. Mayo
c. II. HOLT.
.-l- Trustee,
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Sues for sau,ooo Damage, to ship.

NORFOLK. VA. May i9.--Suit in
equity was filed in Federal court to-
day by the Booth steamship Com
Jany. against the United states as
owner OF the Coast Guard cutter
Manning. The suit is for $50, 600 for
damages alleged to have resulted
from n collision between the Man
Ming and the steamer Justin OF the
Booth line. The Justin was rammcd
by the Manning on the night Of
April 80. Off Old Point.
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TO WHOM lT NAY CDSCEEN
Application Will ho rlai" b.c.:. The
Musings Court %: tH~ city q I;.rhmond.
on 20. -5'h day % May 1891. -, 10
O'Clock a ~. or A. soon thereafter "a
tn" SAINT ma. be heard. fJr a license. as
sur"rint-uGea; and P.es.dcu, u: Terrace
S!:.nS San!iar.uT. Inc. II hospital uper
atsd Ia the Cl'y OF Richmond. 20 order
use %: SAID ianltAy.uu, or hospital. and
not 20 l.. used contrary % tho provisions
o, Chapter H., OF The Acts o. Assembly
% 1915. and 20 sol arden, splits. only
upon PRESCRIPTION. 20 ;Ar patients o.. the
said Terrace Spring Sani'ar!uiu ualy. an
Dc" the restrlct!Ou> and provisions %. said
chapter SIS Of The Acts o! Assembly o.
1915
T. ii SHACELEFORD. y. o..
President and Superintendent Terrace
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Charles Dayton Gitt.

DANN!LLE, VA. May i9..-Thc s,.s
neral OF Charles Dayton Git who
died yesterday evening after para-
lytic stroke, which seized him during
the morning, viii be held here to-
morrow afternoon. He was native
OF Elacksburg, being born there Mo-
Nember b. 1858. lie married Miss
Mamie Smithsou in 1877. who sur
wives with daughter. Mrs. 5. p.
Couch Mr.. Git came 10 Danyills in
1879. He was one OF the last two
surviving charter mcmtcrs OF Mot-
iett Memorial Baptist Chu.ch. which
he was active In orRaniZtIg
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Dung weekly Rcnnrl

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Dun's to-
morrow viii say: Phases which usu-
ally mark periods OF business ex-
pansion now stand out more clearly.
Recovery from previous depression.
proceeding slowly and frregularly
for many months, Is steadily gather
Ing momentum. and sentiment re-
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Abbott I.nNYnnn.

CUARLOTTESVlLLE. May l9-The
body OF Abbott I>awman, who died
Wednesday night in Ashevllie, y. c,
reached here this morning and the
intcrmcnt was held AT II O'Clock in
oakwood Cemetery. He is survived
by his father. Edward I.awman. and
two brothers and n sistcr-Matthcw
Lawman. of this city; Edgar Laws
man. OF Chattanooga. Tenn. and Mrs.
Frances l.. Bodamcr. Of Buffalo, y. Y,