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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
OPERATIVE PLAN IS
GAINING IN CAROLINA
Landslide Starts in Favor of
New Tobacco Selling
System.
GOLDSBoRO CHAMBER .,yr.
Send Out Nine Teams "a Canvass
RurnI Routes for New Members
for hssocintion-Othcr Cities FnII
In Line.
LSpoclal 10 The Timcs.Disrntch |

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. G., May THAT n
landslide in favor OF cooperative
marketing of tobacco has started in
Eastern Carolina seems apparan;
from news today reaching Raleigh
headquarters OF tho Tobacco Grow
ers' Co-Opcrativ" Association from
DR.. j. Y. Joyncr director. who Is ac-
campaigning President g. a. Nor
wood and 7. :. Ragsdalc. of the as
ISOLATION. on campaign among the
farmers and business men or this
part OF tho State
Following last weeks announce
mcnt by the Goldsbnro Chamber OF
Commerce that thirty-hvc mon
would make up nine teams from
route leading from the city into
Wayne Count? with the object Of
canrassinE for new memtcrs for tho
association today's news OF similar
successes at other points through
out the state gives every indication
or solid gain for the work Of or
ranizing the tobacco farmers OF the
state.
Enthusiastic McctIr
A message from Or. Joyncr re
ports enthusiastic conferences OF
business men At Chadbourn. Fair
biur and rroctorvillc. plcdeiuE the
support Of cooperative marketing az
tobacco. The business mon OF Lum-
berton have Endorsed the movement
and Will aid In the CANVASS for new
members. according To Dr. Joynor.
Two hundred business men OF
Rowland and Fnirmont. the leading
tobacco markets Of Rob"son County,
unanimously Endorsed tho movement.
pledged an active canvass for Nom.
tcrs and will furnish all necessary
facilities With 900 farmers and the
leading business men Of Springhopc
present. special committee was APP
pointed to carry on the camph IN
community.
Close shops for Meeting.
All places OF business At Nashville.
y. C. were closed for tho meeting.
which overlooked tho courthouse. re-
sultinR in the decision or NaShviI"
business men 10 build warchousing
facilities Ia lease to tho Tobacco
Growers Co-cpcrativc Association.
4 clean up campaign for siEucrs was
enthusiastically Endorsed.
\ telegram from James 6. stone.
president Of tho kcutuck" Burl"y
Tobacco Growers Co-Operativc As
ISOLATION. reaching Raleigh head
uartcrs OF tho Carolina Virginia
Association last week. stated that
during the month OF February sales
of the organized growers through
the hurley association averaged 81?
per 100 pounds. compared with
the average of {2O.02 per 100 for tho
tobacco OF the uuorIanizcd growers
on the auction floors OF Kentucky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-08
Washington Sees Bogy of
Postwar Trade Supremacy
Disappearing,
: FIGURES SHOW SLUMP
During March German I'm
ports Exceeded Exports
8.6OO.OOO.OOO Marks.
II. j. Frederick EsSnry,

Special Correspondents; OF The Tines
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
EVERY TRAIN BRINGS QUOTA
OFFANS TO ANNUAL CLASSIC
Reservations for Seats YankeeCiant Mill Greater
Than Last Sputter-Sputter Of Specula-
tive Chatter Fills Manhattan.

Press reservations have been made
10y men representing every large city
In the United States. Many are from,
he Pacific Coast, while the minor
league cities, at least the larger Of
them. have sent writer's along with
the fal,s. Business managers OF bot,
;he cluLs have announced that the
requests for seat reservations arc
much larger tnan last year. when tn .
Yankees and the Giants were prin-
cipuls.
II is possible to seat about 10000
persons in the Polo Grounds. where
ali the games will be played. Each
team VIII alternate in being tho
home team" with the Giants enjoyin;;
The comforts OF the home bench on
the first day.
whatever may be the interest out
beyond the Hudson in this series be-
tween the Manhattan teams. there are
enough Fans among the 100000 folks
OF the greater city TO keep up 4
lively sDuttcr- sputtcr OF speculative
chatter on tho IFS and ands and whats
ana why's OF the chances of the teams
Babe" Ruth. Notwithstanding the
fact that he was kept out OF tic
game for NOR" than month for be-
Ing temDcramental and nnta2onistic
10 the much rcvcrcd umplrcs, and
gave way TO Rogers Hornsby, OF tn,
Cardinals. fer home-run honors. is cx-
pectcd TO lac somewhat OF terror 20
the Giants hrrlers.
VA Just wait till BABY Ruth steps
M 10 the plate with that old bludgror,
If his'1.' warned n Park Row news
boy. VINO believes In the Yankees.
Hell make EN- look sick. lie WILL"
The big four OF the Yankee Mitch .
ing staff. Bush. Shawkey, Hoyt AMI
Mays. are rated by tho experts to he
much better than McGraw's mounds.
men, Nehf. Jess and Virgil Barnes,
Jack Scott. McQuillun and Ryan.
Bush won twenty-six games for the
Yankees this season. and Shawkey
and Hoyt both won good majority
of their games. Carl Mays, the IN
nerhanded tiinglng stnr OF the 1921
season, has had an oH-year.
Jess Barnes. Nehf and Scott have
Teen the best OF the Giants, whilo
Ryan has shown excellent form and
may get a chance against the Amcri-
cans.
Yet the Giants won their pcnnant
without much trouble, while the fan
KEGS finished with only the slim mar
SIN OF one game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
ANTIBRANCH BANK n
FORCES WIN FIRST
VICTORY IN DRIVE

Continued From First Page)
division. Rudolph S. Iccht, president
Of the lIibernia Trust and Savings
kank Of New Orleans. took up III.
issue in his annual report saying in
part:
There is all the difference in the
world between the unrestricted en-
ransicn OF branch banks on the Eng
iish and Canadian principle and the
permission To operate several Offices
within the same municipality in
which the principal office is located.
The one really does carry with 1t
the danger OF too much conceutra-
tion OF power in the hands of tho
few. The other Is usually merely
convenience 20 the public--thc
bringing OF the bank 10 tho people.
We see no occasion for any uu-
due heat and bitterness In the dig
cussion of this subject Nor is there
any good reason why this question
should be permitted to split the
American Bankers Association into
TWO hostile camps"
Elect Omcerx.
II. y. McCauley, OF SapuIpa. Okla
homa. In report as chairman OF the
public service committee. touched on
cooperative marketing. saying that
this movement cannot gain great
country bankers" Ha said sug-
gested that the division should nut
forth a united effort OF accomplish
It's complete organization, thus
benetitting those who can benefit
us"
Tho following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the close or
the state bank division session.
President. Fl. y. McCauley. Sapulpa
oklahoma: vice chairman. j. D. Phil
lips. Grnenvailey. Illinois; chairman
Gordon. Marshall. Mo.
To fill the vacancy for n term OF
one year caused by the elevation OF
Mr.. Phillips to the vice-presidency,
Guy L. Bowcrman, OF st. Anthony.
Idaho. was chosen
! For members OF the executive
committee for three years terms to
NIL the vacancies left by those that
expired: Mr.. y. S. Calhoun, Mays
| VIE ny: w. P. Sheerer, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
The financial policy OF the nation
should look not only toward further
development or the Federal reserve
| system. but also tho welding into
closer and more harmonious
unit or tho different elements Of
! ITS banking structure, Eugene Meyer
IT. managing director OF tho War
FINANCE Corporation. declared in an
address here today before tho State
nahk division OF the American
hanKerS Association. Expressing
the opinion that the fact that two
Inlrds OF the country's banks. rep
resentinE so per cent OF It's total
banking resources. were outside OF
inc Federal reserve system waY
undoubtedly responsible In mart al
least, Tor some OF our recent diff
culties."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
COUNTY OF HENR|CO HAS
A CRED|TABLE EXHIBIT
Men and Women Work Like
Trojans to Get Building
in Ship Shape.

Men AMI women worked like Tro-
JAMS in the county exhibit building
yesterday getting the county exhib-
's in proper shape. The name Of
the county were hidden. and will re-
main SO until the Judges pass on the
Various displays
Henrico County IS among the coun-
ties making displays Of the prod
"cts OF the farms. and w. u. kirby.
In charge Of the exhibit. eaid last
Night that he believed Henrico
County would stand n splendid show
for the award.
licDr!co County has an exhibit OF
Holstcins gathered from the various
nerds throughout the county, and,
besides this. the boys of the county
have eighteen calves and i've pigs
In competition. and the members OF
the girls' earnings clubs have n meri-
torious display of their work, as
well as display of poultry.
Miss Belle Ferguson Is in charge
Of the canning club displays from
Hcnrico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
lBy Associated Press

NEW YORK. Oct. "A fast frcigh:
train stopped In Newark. n. j., at
dusk today and from one Of its car
doors jumped Lengthy. sunburncd
youth. known down In Il far. hot COR
ner OF Texas as Long Jim" Baker
star hurlcr OF a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
team named after ii grocer for adver-
Using purposes.
Jim came 10 New York on a tupc
train and found n cheap hotel.
who's go!n' 10 pitch the fust
game" he asked.
Joe Bush for the Yankees and Lit.
tie Ariie Nehf. the lcft-handed gi'nt."
answered an individual whose face
was buried IN sporting page.
wall" drawled Jim. II been ex-
pect:r' fer some time that some OF
these here days I'd be a-p!tch!n' a
world series game myself. so / tho,
Ia come UP TO sec what they're like
get used TO the crowds OF folks, and
all that stuff. Amt never seed one
aforc."
Crowds Pouring In.
AZ about the same time Jim left
his freight and for some hours nrc
viously during the day. fast passengcr
trains were arriving Mt their New
York terminals. bringing crowds Of
H'nor ana mayor league players man
ayers and officials ana newspapcr mo
and fatr-sized bunch OF Cans.
II probably Is true that tho src.
ti"nal interest Is not So grea, wh.,
the series has for its principals tw.
teams OF the same city, hut a bare.
ba!! fan is like a little boz when hi,
sisters beau is calling. He can't fore.
60 the burning desire 10 take peek
And, too, funny thing about tn.
world series Is why they call IL that
The contes,ing teams always ar,
american teams and one could hardl,
conceive of interest I'm the series be.
ing manifest in the Orient. or in tn,
tar north countries Of Europe.
Yet among the writer's who Will
report the games tor newspapers from
other countries are squad from
England, two from Japan. one from
France. one from Russia. one from
Cuba. couple from Brazil and tn,
Argentine. half score from Canada
anu one from Sweden. The latte,
probably was attracted by the Giants
latest pitching acquisition. one MIR
Cvcngros. CvenEros. however. is no,
world series eligible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
Name Players Eligible
for Worlds Series Games
lBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Elislble
players for the worlds series be-
ginning here Wednesday were
announced today ae follows:
New York Observation-Disclosures
Nchf. J. Barnes, McQuilIan, Scott.
V. barnes. Jounard. Ryan. Hui
and B!ume: catchers. Snyder. Earl
smith and CASTOR: innelders. KEEL
~, Fr!sch. Bancroft. Groh, Raw
linSs. Mcguire and McPhee: out
tel1eTs, Emil Meuscl. Stengel
Young Cunningham. Robertson
an! King. Manager John j. Nc
traw; coaches. Hughey Jennings
and Coscy Dolan.
New YORK observation-disclosures
Rnsh' Mays. Shawhey. Hoyt Jones.
O'Doul and Murray: ca;chcrs
Schang. Hot'rann ard Devormer:
ina"iders. pipp, Ward. Scott. Du-
gan, Baker and McNaily: ou,neld.
ers, Meuscl, Ruth. Witt, Mcmillan.
Elmer Smith and Skinner; Man.
ager Miller ]. Higgins: coache.
CHARLEY OLcary and Frank Roth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
DIXIE CHAMPIONSHIP
EXTRA ROUND ILLEGAL
IRy Associated prcss-l

NASHVILLE. TENN. Oct 2.-There
was no cha rnpionsh!p decided in the
southern onen golf tournament which
closed here Sunday. according TO tho
announcement made tonight by II. F.
smith. president of the Southern Golf
Association.
The decision OF Abe Mitchell, the
winner. and Leo DieGel. of New Or.
leans. TO play three additional holes
AFTER the completion OF their author
lied extra thirty-six- hole match. was
declared to have been n private ar
rGnsement, without Official sanction
ana. therefore illegal and monde .
ci"iNc 50 FAR as the championShip
WAS concerned. The two contestnn,s
agreed TO divide the first second
money. each receiving 1880.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
STARTLING FREE ACT Z
SIGNED FOR BIC FAIR
Taylor Will Step From Speed
ing Auto and Drop From
Plane Without Aid.

The state Fair management yo,-
terday added mew ana startling fres
attraction 20 tho list for today amt
the three following days. when Dan
Taylor attached his name to u con-
tract and specified that he will step
from an automobile going around
the race track At the rate OF seventy
miles an hour. and that he also will
drop from an airplanc without the
aid OF a parachute
Taylor is engaged to put on his
stunt Tvssdsy," sAid General Man
sgsr ", Conway Saunders last
night. and IL ne survives. lie will do
the acts over each o. the remaining
days"
NJ. Saunders added that this was
destined to be one OF the thrilling
features and that Taylor would vie
with Mabei Cody for daredevi,try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
NEALE NOT TO COACH
PRESIDENTS IN 1923
Try Associated Pressl

PITTSBURGH. Oct. Coach Earl
Grassy Ncale. OF the Washington and
Jefferson football eleven. declared in
Pittsburgh today he Will no, sign a
contract to coach the Presidents
mex: yea..
There must be only one boss and
when am coaching l want 10 be
that boss" declared Ncale. He added
That lie has been "hampe-cd and an
noyed' In his work by Outsiders
who attempted TO dictate what /
should and should no, do"
Neaie. former major leasue base
ball player. took charge OF Iii.
Washington and Jefferson eleven last
year The team had 4 successful
season and spraag surprise b.; de-
teatins University OF Pittsburgh
to Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
RAIN HALTS CAME
FOR DIXIE TITLE
Try Associated Press. !

DALLAS. TEX. oct. 2.--Hcavy rain.
which soaked the iniieid % the Dalias
baseball park this afternoon. caused
the p"Stponemcnt of the game. No.
bile ana Tulsa scheduled to be played
Today. The two teams will resume
their play-oh series here tomorrow
afternoon. managers OF the visiting
teams and officials OF the Dallas.
Texas League club, announced after
a conference. The game scheduled
for Wednesday at Mobile will be
played Thursday. II was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
MEADOWBROOK FOUR
LOSES TO FLAMINCO
IBy UNIVERSAL Service. !

WESTRERY. l.. T., Oct. En- their
nrs' appearance since they won ut
birmingham In June, 1921. the Msa
do"brook big four played against the
hhrd-hitting Flamingo team. OF Flor
iaa. this afternoon and lost 10 the
southern polo aggregation. l6 To IL,
after failing to overcome handicap
OF eight.
Both teams experienced consider.
able trouble from their ponies. sew
eral accidents resulting in one OF
which Frederick II. Prince, Jr. the
FIaminEo back. broke a rib.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
BANKERS TO COMPETE
FOR FLOWING BOWLS"
tBy Associated pr.ss

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Nineteer
silver golf trophies. mounted on vol.
vet and enclosed in glass, were nut
on exhibition at the Commodore
hotcl today. as mute testimony tina,
the American Bankers AssociatIon.
whose 10000 delegates are In session
here. are optimists.
me trophies. for which hundreds
OF bankers and bankerettes nil,
compete on the links during thar
stay here. included: two hugo punch
bowlS; a silver wine goblet: capaci,v
one quart: several nagons and 40
many loving cups: three In cases.
ana iour beautifully engraved ana
form fitting pocket Hanks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
l.atOnia Entries,

First race, six furlongs-s Birdie
c.. "a: Bonnie Crest. 99: Herald. lOl:
Mount JOY. lO2; 'Archie Alexander,
lob: Robbie Shea. l05; Courtship, 100;
Golden Floss. LOG; Green Gold, 10:
Bla!se. ITO: Topmast. liz; Royal Dick.
ll3. Also elIgible-'Long Island Of;
Bright Leaf. 90; Sun God, 40; Ira
vesty. 10; Marjorie Mckay. 1903; Ma
honey. l04.
Second race. mile and a sixteenth
Miss Claiborne. 1917: Veiia X. 100:
Interloper. 1909: Mr.. CRATER. 10;
Postlnde. ITO; Cruisern. 10; North
Tower. 10: Michael ]. DAILY, lie
Third race. five and one half fur
longs Lucy Churchill. lOS. 'pav.
Iowa. l03. Miss Collettc. los:
'near!cs. i07: l'indlay. los: super
! man. los: Bedazalc. los: Ninah Dean.
los. Null! Secundus. i6S Relle Annie.
1908, Nay. los: Hlsl;ulu. los: Mani
cure Maid. las. Also cliglble-Thol.
ma X. iOS. Go. los Marporie Wood.
1903: 'Lierre. 1903: Rod Gold. los;
Mildred Ruth los.
Fourth race. six iurlorss--Janku,
!02: Auntie May. 1914: Plus Ultra. l07:
Alta hoy. H.. 1907; Eastside. l07:
'Guv'nor. l07: Carnarvon. lO-; white
Star. i0i. Sea Court. IO7: Wahita.
loS liadrian, III: John s. Rcardon.
III.
Fifth race. six MISUNDERSTANDING
ZINE. 100; Eictoire. 100: Aspiration.
ioS; Skce2ix. 1903; CHIEF Curry. lOa:
Prince *. l06; In Mcmoriam. lo6:
Blue Nose. 100: 30 Mcmillan. il2
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth
'Zack Terrell. l02; 'Licu:enant-Colo-
mel. l02; Pumps. l0i: Little Patsy.
loI: Rehab. loI; Megan. 10Y: Flying
Prince. loT: Ferguson. 1907: Ashland
10Y. Randc!, no. Jordan. ll0.
Seventh race. mile and seventy
yards queen High. %: eToday. 1903
! Ke"ptc p'Ncill. l0G. 'Bull!on. lo6
The Pirate. los; Sands o! Pleasure
| lii.
| 'Arprcntic" allowance claimed
! Weather: clear: track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
ZlNN BECK SIGNS
TO PILOT GREENVILIE
[Ry Associated Pressl

EItEENVILLE. S. @. oct g
linn Beck. manager OF the Columbia
Club OF the South Atlantic League,
the last three seasons, will manage
the Grecnville Club OF the Same
league next season. IL was announced
here today by Allan Graham. presi-
dent of the local club. Becks signed
contract has not been received, Mr..
Graham said. but II IL expected with :
In day or two. The new Green
VILE manager came to this league
from Vernon. IN the Pacific Coast
League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
LILLY BLACKS" NAME
LEWIS FOR SENATOR
EDITOR or Newport Paper Nominated
ny State Convention Here-Action
or oily whitesr RepudIotr5

Matt n. Lewis. OF Newport News
editor or the Newport News Star, was
nominated for tho United States SEN
ate at the STATE convention of the
LILY Blacks Republicans OF Viz
gina. held in True Reformers Hall
last night The old organization
was reelected. with j. r. Pollard
continuing as chairman.
The Lily Blacks" reafrirned ,he;r
allegiance TO the National Renuh,i.
can party and its platform as
adopted ~ Chicago in 1920. They
repndiated the action OF the Liz
Whites" at Norfolk and Roanokc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
GIANTS WIN OPENER

The Richmond Giants won the
opening game from H!lldalc yes,cr-
day by the score o; 20 s. To Ma.
son goes the cred!; OF winning the
Eahc with homer over the left
held fence with two on base.
Iho same teams play again today
ana Wednesday. with doubic-header
Wednesday. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
Three FII- nunkrupt.y pc,I,Io,.

John Jones. j07-40a East Marshall
street. yesterday fled voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United
States District Court. listing La
b!llt!cs as $l,22S.34. and assets as
$6SS.2l
Joseph a. Spinner. listed liabilities
az s525. and assets as $50.
Charles 7. Guntor. sol Richmond
Petersburg Turnpike. liabilities,
S376.S5: assets. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
stcepie for st. Marks.

Plans for n memorial steeplc for
ST. Marks Episcopal Church are be-
Ing drawn by Baskervili 4 Lambert.
the architects. The s;ecple VIII be
leg feet from tho ground when COM
Dletcl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
sourHxn% RAILWAY coMrANY.

Richmond. Va. Sept. 5. 1929.
The annual meeting OF stockholders of
Southern Railway Company FOR tn. pur-
poses OF e!ec;lnS Directors. approving the
action taHen by the Board o. Directors
since The last annual meeting OF stock
holders. and the transaction OF such o,hnr
business as may nc bTough; before the
meeting. Will DC held the principal
once Of the Company. Times Dispatch
BuGdinE. Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY.
OCTOBER 10. 1922, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The stoch :!a:s:e. BOOKS to- both com
mon and Preferred stock VIII De- closed
a: o'clock T. ". on Tuesday. September
- 1922. aud Will be rropened ~ 10
O'Clock a. NJ. on Wednesday. October u,
l+?2.
c. K. A. MCCARTHY,
G..cr ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
c. (. A. MCCARTHY,
Secretary,
Richmond. Va, Oct. .. 1872
N-NrF~N~

NOTICE.
Tho Freight Dcpo,s OF the following
railroads and sieampsh!p limo will be
closed on "Wednesday. October I. ls32. ac-
count Richmond Day at the Virginia
State Fair Except III. Richmond New
York Steamship Line. which will close at
/ i. M. except for the delivery of
ne!ishaoic freight between the hours OF
and 10 A. "
w. e. FREEMAN. Agent.
a. c. l.. Il. X. Co.
q. y. WARTHEN. Agent,
c. < .. r. Il. Co.
LESLIE ELLIS. Agent.
r.. +. & i. II. X. Co.
/. r. GouLDER, Agent.
5. A. l.. K. II. Co.
d. T.. THOMPSON. Agent,
Southern Il. Il. Co.
G.. ~. WYATT. Agent.
N.-N. Y. S. s. Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-03
At Latollia


First race. six furlongs-Ruhy, lo3
iSoach). 6l.50. %. 1890. first; Treas
urer. l04 tPooD, 1910. $50. second:
Green Cola, 1903 Connolly. (. third.
Time. i:l3 80. Robbie Shea. Court
ship. Little Black Sheep, James B.
Brown. Royal Dick. Sewel Coonbs,
Blue Paradics. Por,nis!nG, also ran.
Second race. Ave and one-half FUR
lonEs-Cntried. il2 (Mooncy), 1910.
Clio. $50. frst; Sweet Lady. liz (Heu-
ped. $50. 3.20, second: kinsman, lis
tWilson. $50. third. Time. l:0S 3-5
stone Age. Gay Deceiver. Lucky Run
Gail Ford. c. \. Rcinhart. White
Boots. Gupton. stump. Jr. Blue Bird
also ran.
Third race. mile and sixteenth
Matinee Idol. 104 tkcnnedy), ESQ,
s.S0. $50. first; Trooper. l04 (Swartz),
1920. $50. second; Hynnpom. 80
tRnlis). $40. third. Time, l:46 as.
Grace Daugherty. Harvest King.
Brynlimah. Wexford. Lord W-aclt,
iarlock and British Liner also ran.
Fourth race. six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lol (HeupeD. 1890, $50. $50. first;
orlova. 100 Ralls). 4. go. second
Archie Alexander los PooD. 3. third.
Time, 1913 %. Winding Through.
Locarno. SalamaIrder. Uncle Bert.
I Il.
Fifth :ace. mile and Il sixteenth
Roulcau, i09 tScobie). 40, go. go,
irs': United Verde. ia tMooney).
$50. $50, second: Cherry 'Tree. loo
tWilaoD. l!.G0. third. Time, l:45 As.
Caprock. Yoshm!r, Pindar Peel, Gang
way and Guy also ran.
Sixth race. five and onc-haif fur
ongs-Hughes Graham, los tWilson).
1870. $40. $50. first; Old Top. loo
(Stearns), 40. 3.5o. $50, second
Guest OF Honor. Ill Connolly. $50.
third. Time. 1907 3-5. Who Knows
Me. Fighting Cook. Rancelaw. Long
Boat. Chiva. Dulcy. Put and Take,
Jupiter and Rustcm also ran.
Seventh race mile and sixteenth
| Adonis. l09 (Fater>. $50. $50, go.
first. Rouuuoi. l07 (PooD. $50. go.
second: Brothcr!y Love. 10 (Con-
! nolly). 5. third. Time. SAG is. Bril-
liant star Tomahoi. Light Rose and
Uncle Nelo also ran.
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To tho creditors OF KING BROS, of
Louisa. in the County OF Louisa.
and district Observation-Disclosures
Notice is hereby given that on the
goth day Of September. 1922. the said
KING BROS. were duly adjud icat ed
bankrupt, and ;hat the first meeting
OF creditors Will hc held In my Of
ncc. No. 1923 Mutual Building. Rich
mond. Virginia. on the 18TH DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1922, a; 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said
claims. appoint Il trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business MS may properly come before
said meeting.
g. r. CALDWELL.
Referee In bankruptcy.
End day Of October. 1922.