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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

by direction OF the parties in in
tcrcsi. and for the purpose OF division.
We shall sell by auction, on the re-
SpcCti"c premises, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1922.
First: At O'Clock L. NJ. that At
y. Il. corner Grace and Twenty NTH
Streets. and
Second: At o'clock i. NJ, that on
Orleans Strect-No. $500 East Grace.
fronting about II feet on Grace
Street. extending back to No 2o7
North Twenty-tifth street; No. 207
North Twenty-fifth, fronting about
2?.7 feet on Twenty-iifth Street. and
No. 5o7 Orleans Street, fronting abou:
36Xl50 feet, as Will be more fully ex-
planned at time OF sale.
These are neat. substantial. small
and medium size dwellings, comfort
able. conveniently located. command
ing ready rental. and being desirable
whether for home or Investment. sale
positive and bargain may be expected.
Please attend promptly at times
named above.
TERMS: Very liberal. az announced
at sales.
ELAN & FUNSTEN.
AuCtiOneerg
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FIortdn Sensun rln.c.

ORLANDO. FLA. rug ls-Tb.
,econd half Of the playing SEASON
OF the Florida state Leagge ended TO-.
day with 81. Petersburg ~ Crst place
since the 81 Petersburg club onacd
tho nrst-half IN the lead, dac.ding
series for tho pcDnant vii aH ur.
necessary. The league was fhs try
organized circuit IN the county 20
hesya pla! M ihls season.
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AUCTION SALE
BY Augustine Royal Realty Co, Inc
927 Hull Street.

WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 20. &ENT.
at 1870 l.. Nj.
by direction o. the owner, who is
leaving the city, we VIII offer for
sale on the premises AN cXcccllen;
brick bungalow. loo yards from Stop
No. ., Petersburg Pike. This bcauti-
iul home contains six rooms and bath.
and is on one acre OF land; uas mod e
rru heat and Is thoroughly up-to-
date.
This is an excellent opportunity to
have fine suburban nome, or for
investment: In cent carfare radius.
For further particulars call on auc-
tioncers.
TERMS: Liberal and at sale
AUGUSTINE ROYALL REALTY
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Gilhc1t To- nIinncnnnlI.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug walter
Gilbert, third bnscmUn OF the his
narck club % the Dakota League.
has been purchased by tn" Ninneap-
oils American Association team.
PRESIDENT q 4 Reldcn announced to-
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Suburban for Snlc

For sale. new five room house
ia Chester VA. Contains one large
pantry, nice porchns. Shade trees, lars"
garden, aud can give as much land a.
needed With house. This Is convenient
to everything. schools. churches. bank
stores and ear Line. has electric lights.
guod we'll water Come out and see
this. Terms easy. l.. 4. curtis Ch"s-
tel
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Indian. Sign k.ndrich. scn,i,ro,

WACO, TENAS. Aug Jim Ken
drick locai sc'ni1ro baseball player
ana star ou'Hcider for y and NJ
"'lcce I'm 1918, has been signed by
thc Cleveland Indians Koudricl. hi,
thirty home runs in semipro ci~clcs
this summer
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BY ELAN & FCNSTEN.
Real Estate iuctiOnccrs.
PUBLIC SAIL: FOR DIVISION
II

PUBLIC SALE FOR DIVISION
OF
WELL-LOCATED AND DESIRABLE
PROPERTIES. COMPRISING TWO
ADJACENT DWELLING HOUSES
AND LOTS AT y. Il. CORNER
GRACE AND TWENTY-FIF
STREETS-No. $500 EAST GRACE
AND No. 2O7 NORTH TWENTY
FIFTH STREET. AND THE
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT No
507. On SOUTH LINE ORLEANS
STREET. BETWEEN OSBORNE
TURNPIKE AND WILLIAMSBURG
AVENUE.
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FIVE ACRES. good house, rooIns. out
houses, etc, At station. Price $500
Very easy TERMS Possession a, once.
l. louko. Glen Allen. VA
HOUSE FOR SALE-Ncw 5-room house,
with electric lights large pantry.
rorchos. mic" garden. convenient 20
everything Can yet 49, much land az
wanted. Terms easy. Come 10 -. this.
J.. ], Curtis. Chester. Va. Madison aIGl
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K p. CHAFFIN & CO. INC.
Real Estate AuctioneerS,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
MP ROVED FARM AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
On Darhytown Road,
.a-r,.@ r@,,r,,. NT,,-u,In,a

On DaroEtowI Road,
Iicnrico County. Virginia.
Acting under Il deed OF trust from
Gilbert Il. Walden, Ida l.. Carnell and
James r. CARMEL. dated July 9th:
the Clerk of Iienrico Circuit Court in
-. Is. 2l7-B, page 32S-29, default hav-
ing been made in the payment of 4
portion of the money therein secured.
hciary. we shall sell at public auction
in front OF Hcnrico Courthouse. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 23RD. 1922.
AT IL O'Clock NJ.
that certain piece or parcel Of land
barn, and other outDuildineS thereon.
lying and being in licnrico County,
y irginia. on the north side of Darby
town Road. about seven miles east OF
the city OF Richmond, and containing
nifty (56) acres. less thirty-one
one hundredths (3ll00) OF an acre.
which is reserved for u road. For
mctss and bounds and further de-
scription of the said land, special ref
ercnco is hereby made to tho said
deed OF trust. Wo shall also sell the
GLOWING personal property,; l horse
] COW, iced cutter knife. ! grind
stone. double drag, range. l disc.
farm bell two-horse wagon, l
sprins wagon or buggy, roll woven
planter. grass blade. / riding cult
Eator. cross cut saw, | onc-man
saw, garden rake. | stove.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay
the expenses OF executing this trust.
inclGiinS~ any taxes and insurance
now due and payable. the proportion
ate part of the 1922 taxes. note OF
SEAS. due April 27th. 1929. with In
forest on same TO date of sale. md
crodit as 20 twenty-five. quarterly
notes OF S225 each. date July 27th.
l'2l, dne respectively at from 1887
months after date. both Inclusive and
ono for the sum OF S63.2S. due ninety
months after date Any residue or
purchase money to he paid in cash.
s T.. RATES,
JOHN G. EASLEY.
Trustees
WHEN You maGt rhai YOU r.n, ana nan,
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TO the creditors Of WIN. NJ. STATION.
81 h!chmond. In the County of Hen
rico. and distric, aforesaid-Bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on Au-
SM , r. 1922. the said WM n.
-. w was duly adjudicatcd bank
9i ms creditors will be held in my of
nee looms l11S-liI9 Mutual Build
ms n' R!Ghmond. Va. on the 9TH DAY
2Ei EMSEt. 1929. at 10 O'clock
in the forenoon, at which time ~
Shtd creditors may attend. prove their
Gums. appoint trustee. examine
IN" bankrupt. and transact such
S.Htr business as may properly come
before said meeting
TliOS. II. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August Il. 1929.
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CHAPLIN & CLARK.
Real Estate Auctionecfs.
county school Board Of Hcnrico
county. Virginia
Auction Sale

BY an order OF the Circuit Court of
the County OF Henrico. Virginia. en-
tered on the 3lst day OF July. 1922
VIII sen at public auction, I'm front OF
the Henrico County Courthouse, 22nd
and Main streets. Richmond. Va.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 18TH, 1922.
at Il O'Clock NJ,
the following valuable piece or par
eel or land. lying in Brookland Mag
istertal District. Henrico County, Vir-
sinia. containing l 7i-1O0 acres. sit
uated near Ladies' Mile Road in said
county. just north OF Richmond and
near Providence Park.
Tho County School Board or Hen
rico County, Virginia.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
WHEN placing a Dispatch classified Ad-
ask about our three and sevsn-tims
rates: they are attractive.
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Real Estate FOR Exchange


FuK SALE or exchanges, farm, 10 acres
north OF Richmond. within miles Of
city. Good Groom house. barns, etc
iTic", $i5s' per acre VIII sell or trade
Smith street
ron SALE or vNcaangs for good rent,
lnE city property, good farm Of atout
100 aces near II. II, convenient to
churches, school, stores etc. Good
uwe"ins and orchard. Other buildings
Wit" q. II. iiudEins, Palmyra. vn.
WANTED TO TRADE. modern oirh;
room nom" for unimproved, w-ll-located
residential property. Alex. Awhard. =. O
Box 7o;. Richmond. Va.
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Shore Property for Sale


.oTlCE-i have three tSl the places FOR
sale. one on Main street, on water
'front.'; and ono near same. all In excel
lent condition. as good location Their
il ON the p.ninsu!nr. both business and
residence; Tuich sale: cheap. Box iI2
Phnehus. Va
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A BABY FARM, OR A
FARM LOT

Only $3.50, one-third cash.
In suburbs Of Richmond,
where are plenty of good
neighbors; excellent soil
and all ready for cultiva-
ton. Room enough for
large house, large yard and
truck garden; also garage,
chicken house, etc. Only
few minutes walk to river.
Will make nice summer
home and enough veg
etables to last the year
around. A safe investment.
If you mean business, write
at once. Address Box 704,
care the Dispatch, Rich
mOnd, Virginia.
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Wanted-Itcal Estate


= AHM wanted 10 buy, farm 100 to 1850
acres with house and barn: land and
huisAinEt must DO good: located, prefer
ably. ~ Augusta. hath OF RorhbridCe
counties. s!'c description and price;
WI iay spot cash at the RICH; price.
go. care Tho Dispatch.
REAL ESThrE-List your property win
Us 'nr sal" or for rent. Morton q
IHh!h!;aor Second Floor. First National
hHnk hni!dius. Randolph 81 ana SIS.
REAL ESTATE-I.ist Your prop,rw with
US for sale or tor rent. We can serve
YOU. r +. Schmidt * Co., % North
Eighth street.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Real Es
th'e Department. Sales. rental. and
l"ans. Seventh and Main Streets.
FoR RESULTS list your property with
j. Connolly * Co. Seventh and
Franklin Streets.
foR BEST RESULTS. lis, your property
WIN Jam-s Y cosby. $40 East Main
f'.h RESULTS list your f,rmS and city
property Mith Pollard = Bl.by. Rich.
lnOId. Va.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
ny WILLIAM +. WORD.
Real Estate AuCtionccr
l6i2 \. Ninth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT DESIRABLE STORE
AND FLAT
above and the dwelling adjoining
same
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
1880 N. 18th St,

In execution Of a certain deed OF
trust 10 the Undersigned. dated July
%.ih: 1911. aud recorded in the
Ger! Court OF the city OF Richmond.
virginia. in ID. Il. 22S-i;. page 3Ol. de-
iau!t having been made in a part of
the debt therein secured and being
icGu!Tcd So to do ~ tn. holder there
Of vs. xii! sell by public auction, on
INC premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 24TH, 1922.
$40 l.. Nj,
the real estate described In said deed
parcel or lot Of land with the store
and dwelling designated as No. 72S
and 40, North Twcnty-cighth (2Sth)
street, and all other improvements
thereon. lying and being in the City
OF Richmond. Virginia, on the west
SIDE OF TWcnty-eiEhth (2Sth Street
between M" and IN" Streets, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at
the southwestern intersection of
(2SthJ and IN" SITS.
thence running southwardly along
me western line of Twenty eighth
t2Sth) Street, and fronting thereon
Th!rty-nine $3.50 feet and nine 90
vide feet, TO be used Jointly BY said
real estate conveyed and the dwelling
adjoining IL on the south, and OK
tending back westwardly from Tween
ty-cighth t2Sth) Street, between the
Southern line OF ~ Street and a line
parallel herewith, one hundred and
twenty-five G25) feet. TO an alley
fourteen U4) feet wide.
TERMS Cash.
+. NJ. ROXLEY.
y. J. CHEWING. JR,
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Hen You want what YOU wan, sno wan,
Immediately. read the Dispatch wsn-
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GARAGES.
No. / W Marshall Crcpair shop S225
Rear 2s0l Monument Avenue. 10
Rear No. Colonial Avenue. s
Rear 6oa East Grace. ........ $40 mo.
k1MBKoUGH MCCARTHY &
CHRISTIAN. INC.
l23 North Eighth street
Ran. Basil
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For Rent
tP.AItT'NII:NTS.

APARTMENTS.
The Shcrrod. southeast corner Grace
and i.ombardy Streets. rooms.
sleeping porch and bath.
Sycamore" 2oG0 West Cary Street
northwest corner Sycamore and cary
Streets.
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TO the creditors OF II a. WIIITLOCK,
of Richmond, in the County OF lion,
rico. and district aforesaid-Bani-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on Au
gust 10. 1922. the said II. \. WHIT
LOCK was duly adiudicatcd bankrunt
and that the first meeting OF her
creditors will be held. in nv office.
Rooms lilS-111O Mutual building.
~ iL,!nnmond. Va. on the 9TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1922. at 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint Il trustee, examine the
Dhhkfupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting
TIIOS. Il. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
August II, 1922
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR TIE EAST
EltN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter of no 5O7i.
CHARLES g. WILL In
LIAMS, Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
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FOR RESULTS. list your property With
- 9. taylor. % North Ninth Street.
WANTED TO RUY direct. small acreage.
improved or unimprovcG, close 20 Rich
'n"ad: VIII talk quick !: pr.Ce is right
Write Prudential, l.. o. BOX I02 Rich
mond. Va.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OEN
CREDITORS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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In the matter of No. 3OSs
III. y. WHlTLOCk, In
Bankrupt. Eankrup,cy
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-03-17
All 7win Falls Water Users Vote
Overwhelmingly To Enter Bonding
District And Build Am Falls Dam

'Mr. Lincoln, president of the canal
company, told us before the meeting
opened that he estimated the vote if it
had been taken then would have been
80 per cent against the proposal" Mr..
Banks said. I'VE are inclined to con-
slider the actual result tribute both
to the merit of the plan and the appre-
citation of the people of the necessity
for building the American Falls pro-
ject. We had only about two hours
time to explain the proposition. The
questions put to us by stockholders in
the meeting were of material asst.
ance to us in making plain the exact
scope of the undertaking and it's neces-
sity."
Subsequent meetings of the cam
paign, which is being conducted by di-
rectors of the canal company in pur-
surance of recommendations of the
committee of which they are members,
are to be held Tuesday at Filler, We'd
nesday at Kimberly, Thursday at Han
sen, Friday at Murtaugh and Saturday
at Twin Falls.-Twin Falls Times.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-03-17
LAST GAME LOST TO POCATELLO
is TO S-SEASON SUCCESSFUL

American Falls High School drop
ped the curtain on basket ball last
night at the Odeon Hall when it lost
to the Pocatello High School team S-1S
in rather slow game. The locals
had not practiced since the tourna-
ment and were perhaps not in the best
of condition Pocatello's scoring was
mostly the result of long shots. Few
goals were made under the basket.
The team passed through an unus-
ually difficult season and emerged
with unusual success The squad was
composed off fast heady players most
of whom were old at the game. They
made creditable showing against
every team they played and lost most
of their games by narrow margins.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-03-17
WILL DIVIDE BIG
FARMSATIDAMOND
0. HI. Barber Commissioner of Immi-
grafton Outlines Method of EncOur-
aging Dairy Industry-Ten Cows
Waited for Every so Acre Tract.

A movement to cut up the large
farms in Idaho for the purpose of in
creasing the extent of the dairy in
dustry has been started in Edmond val
ley, Clark county, according to o. H
Barber, state commissioner of immi-
grafton, labor and statistics, says the
Boise Statesman.
Farmers in that valley propose to
cut up their large farms and sell all
but 80 acres on which they expect to
place 10 or more COWS. The COM
missioner issued a statement Satur-
day in explanation of the idea as fol-
lows:
Must Have $4,000.
The farmers concerned agree to
sell their surplus lands, keeping at
least 80 acres, and placing 10 or more
dairy cows thereon. The land is di-
vided into 80-acre tracts, purchasers
being required to have $4,000 cash or
$4,000 and 10 cows. A cash payment
of $1,000 on the land is required, $1,000
is allotted for buildings and the third
thousand is for the purchase of dairy
COWS. Purchasers of each 80 acres
must has or procure at least 10 cows
There will be at least 20 80-acre tracts
for sale on these terms.
& Fund for Creamery.
Six per cent of the purchase price
of the land shall be set aside for the
establishment of a creamery. The
creamery stock will be divided be-
tween purchaser and seller, each re-
ceiving so per cent, and the creamery
will be organized whenever the per
cent so set aside shall be adequate.
The farmers are organizing under
the name of the Idmen Dairy and
Ranch association and are legally
binding themselves to carry out the
dairying project whenever 1000 or
more acres of land in the valley shall
be signed up for sale.
The land is described as being very
fertile, is practically all in cultivation
at this time, has good water rights
and produces abundantly of alfalfa,
clover, timothy and other grasses
Wheat, oats, barley, vegetables and
various kinds of forage crops neces-
sary and desirable for making ensil-
age are also grown. The valley will
care for 1000 or more cows"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-03-17
WESLEY LEE WARP BURIED.

Wesley Lee Warf, two year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warf of American
Falls died Saturday, the result of a
long seige of typhoid fever The lit
tie fellow had been i'll for several
weeks before an accurate diagnosis of
his case was possible. Then it was
too late to properly guard him against
the ravages of the disease
Feneral services were held Monday
at the L. d. S. church before a large
group of friends of the family. A
quartettt consisting of Mrs. Lillian
Ceilings, Miss Alys Howard, Charles
Hartley and Geo. Morris sang several
selections. Other appropriate num-
bers were given by Levi Richardson,
Mrs. Ceilings, Bishop Ceilings, G. G.
Sweeten, VIM. Howard Four small
boys, Russell Ceilings, Bobbie Allen
Vaughan Morgan and Bernie Muehlan
acted as pail bearers. Many beautiful
floral offerings adorned the casket
Increment was made in Falls View
Cemetery.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1922-03-17
JURY ALLOWS $52.25ACRE
Defendant Served With Summons
When He Refused Offer of s1OO An
Acre-COurt Rejected Bulk Of De-
fendant's Evidence.

ID. g. Brown was awarded $52.25 an
acre for his 120 acre tract lying with
in and adjacent to the proposed new
townsite of American Falls in a hear
ing Wednesday before Judge Dietrich
in the federal district court at Poca-
tello. The case was handled for the
government by attorneys representing
the U. s. Reclamation Service. Peter
son and Coffin of Pocatello represent
ing Brown. A
The case was the first condemna-
ton prosecuted by the Reclamation
Service in acquiring townsite property
in the proposed new townsite and in
the dam right-of-way Several other
cases of minor Importance were heard
yesterday.
History of Case.
Early in the spring of 1921 the Rec
lamation Service offered Mr.. Brown
$100 an acre for his land lying east of
American Falls. Mr.. Brown disre-
garded the offer and in June the sum-
mons was filed in condemnation. The
first hearing was held i'll October be-
fore Judge Dietrich and involved the
right of the government to condemn
for townsite purposes. The Reclama-
tion Service introduced testimony TO
show that the property, If acquired
would be used and was necessary for
storage purposes, housing, etc. Judge
Dietrich held that the Reclamation
Service had a right to condemn
The fixing of the value on the land
was decided Wednesday with the re-
suit above mentioned. Mr.. Brown and
his attorneys had planned to bring in
testimony showing that the average
price paid for new townsite property
was more than the figure offered him.
This contention was to be based on
prices ranging form 800 to $156 an
acre paid several contracting parties
The judge ruled in the case, that such
evidence was inadmissable and left
the defendant with only a skeleton of
defense.
The governments contention and
the one supported by the judge was
that the only value that could be plac-
ed on the land was its value on the
open agricultural market, precluding
any consideration of its value as a
townsite. Estimates on the value of
the land varied from SIS to $50 an
acre.
Among the witness called for the
government were Ferd Schlapkohl,
appraiser Boulson, ]. f. Kosanke, c. G.
Sprigg and Walter G. Kerr. The de-
Tense had for witnesses r. b. Green
wood, E. e. Earring and Irwin Alfred.
Mr.. Brown has not indicated his in
tention regarding the future of the
case.