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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
RushUilIe Nurse Dies;
Keeps Ailmenf Secret e

RUSHVILLE, Ind. July 1S.-Deatn
from chronic nephritis claimed Miss
Louise Fort, "a, Of Greenfield, Rush
vile visiting nurse for two years, on
Monday morning at the Indianapolis
hospital, where she had gone TO take
treatment.
Despite her disease, which she
knew was incurable and would result
in death, Miss Fort had persisted in
her profession. keeping her ailment
secret and disregarding the appeals Of
friends who were worried by her frail-
ty and advised her to guard against
OVERRIDING.
Burial will take place in Greenfield,
the funeral ceremony being set for
2:30 o'clock at the Christian church.
Titan, great Italian artist, died of
the plague, age ninety-nine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
Police Court News
Murphy Arrested

Murphy AfeSIeo
Charles Murphy charged with beat
ing a board bill owed to Dave Carr,
50115 Main street, was arrested by the
police, Tuesday morning and held for
trial
Fisher is Fined
John Fisher paid fine of 81 and
cost in police court, Monday. for being
intoxicated.
Hold coIored Man
Charles D. Hunt, colored. wanted or
a charge Of assault and Battery with
intent to kill, at Winchester, was ar
rested Tuesday morning by officers,
Vogelsong and Gully, and held at the
jail until officers from Winchester
could arrive.
Hunt got into a fight with another
colored man, according to information
received at headquarters, and fled the
city after the affair.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18

tectives could be called in to look at
him and identify him as his picture
is shown on screen, or photographs
can be made by radio and filed away
in police stations for future use.
The instrument would have tacti-
cal value in event of war. A battle
on sea or land could be watched as
1t occurred from the offices of the
chiefs in command at Washington"
But the greatest volume of bust
ness when radio pictures are in use
will come from the homes, Mr.. Jen-
kins concludes. By sending music on
one wave length and pictures on an
other an entire opera may be enjoyed
through both ear and eye. Looking
in, as well as listening in, is to be the
next indoor family sport
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
Prove Value of Hot Water
Seed Treatment By Yield

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, July 18.-
Value of hot water treatment of seed
wheat was conclusively demonstrated
by the yield of "a bushels of wheat
testing 81 pounds, grown from treated
seed on the Hamilton farm near here
under the management of Ernest
Thornburg.
Three of the lowest yielding fields
on the farm were selected last year
for the test. Inspectors from the state
seed certification department were I'M
able to find even trace of disease in
the fields and stated the wheat was the
best they had seen in the state.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
Candidates For Livestock
Contest fo TOur Counf,

NEWCASTLE, Ind. July 1S.-Candi-
dates for the county livestock judg-
ing contest will meet at the county
agents office at o'clock Wednesday.
to take part in county tour of live
stock farms. Another tour is planned
for later. Winners of the contest at
the county fair will contest for the
state championship. State champions
in turn will compete at the Interna-
tional at Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
HEIPFD PAIN IN HER BACK

Most middle-aged men and women are
glad to learn that Foley Kidney Pills
afford a way to escape sleep disturb
ing bladder weakness, backache, rheu-
matism and other kidney and bladder
ter St, San Francisco, Calf, says:
Foley Kidney Pills very quickly stop
ped bad pain in my back and tell
my friends to try Foley Kidney Pills
for that trouble" Contain no opiates,
harmful or habit forming drugs. A. G..
Luken Drug Co.. 626-62S Main St-Ad-
YprtiSempnf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18
81 Horses Registered
For Shelby County Races

SHELBYVILLE, Ind, July 18.-En-
try lists for the Shelby county racing
meet have been closed with 81 horses
registered. Much interest centers in
the meet which is to be held on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, as it is
the first in the state. Purses of 5000
each are offered 70 rthe 2:30 pace,
2:34 trot and 2:16 pace scheduled
for Wednesday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-18

The Bhatghar irrigation dam near
Poona, India. containing 21,500,000
cubic feet of masonry, has the larg-
est volume of any dam in the world
The dress of Jananese women is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
NAVY AGAIN COPS
VARSITY REGATTA
lContinned From FIrst pngel

Confined From First Page)
Association regatta. finished In mir
teen minutes thirty-six and onc-tifth
seconds. These times. remarkable as
they are. fail Ia even partially tell
the story Of the thrilling battle OF
blades Witnessed by fully $4,000 spec
iators IN the famous event OF the
thirty-siXth regatta OF the l. f. A.
Sensational ~ were the junior var
sity race, won by Corncn and the
freshman event. captured by syria
cusc. they were merely appetizcrs OF
the struggle which rowing enihu-
siastS have been looking forward TO
since the entry for the mile race was
announced
Exceptionally fast racing cond. :
tons prevailed when the six varsity
shells approached the stake boat FOR
the final event OF the regatta Light,
fieecy clouds took the strength from
the rays of the declining sun and a
fast outgoing tide. combined with a
strong downstream wind. flattcnrd
the water until thcr. was hardly a
ripple Oh the surface OF tn" ilidton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
EY Ii. 7. RICHESoN & co.
Real Estate and Loans.
Trustees Auction Sale of SO Acres OF Land at
the Northeast Corner of Mechanicsvie
Turnpike and Coalter Street, Just Beyond
the Corporate Limits, and Now Ripe for
Subdivision

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Of Count
the pa men
holder ON Tn ennis "
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of
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
AOUEDUCT RESULTS

First race (four and one half fur
longs>-First. Thessaiy. 3 10 /. 20 |.
Ia /: second. Lady lnrz To :. To
:. to ,: third, rrimadonna. 30 to /.
10 To !. To !. Time: 53 10. Also
ran-Thc Girl, Golden Fork, Eye.
sponsor. Three Square.
Second race tmile)-First. Letter
man. d to ;, to 3. | to 8: second.
Mizar. 10 .. TO ). | to 3; third.
Normal, q TO |. To .. 3 to >. Time
40. Also ran-Orcus. Courtview,
Mystic.
Third race Csix and one half fur
lOnEs) First. Jyntee. to |. , to s.
| to d; second MaricmaX Kim. > to j.
: TO .. {" Ia ). third. i.rghorn. : 10 l..
to ). 10 1. Time: l:2l. Also ran
EVIL. Dough Girl. Witchwork.
Fourth race tmilc)-FirSt. saddle
and Boots, 10 to /. l to /. To .; see
nnI Teddy L.. TO |. . 10 !. To 8:
third Brainstorm. 10 to !. ! To /. 5
TO .. Time: 1879 30. Also ran
Wynnewood. Pilgrim. Rico. Lord
Brighton. kirklivinEstOn.
Fifth race lmile)--First, RAY Jay.
to |. To ., To ); second, Hep
haistos. 3 to /. To |. to 3; third. Re
Frank. TO =, 10 ?. 70 .. Time;
1899 as. Also ran-My Reverie, EN-
celSis.
sixth race cave furlongs)- FIRST.
Occur de Lion. : to !. TO /. to =.
second. Golden Rule. . to |. | to |. 3
to .. third. Maclir, l To |. To >. { To
>. Time: 1900. Also ran--Park IIill.
High chief. Son Ounccthuea, Carol.
Sunsini, poughoregan. cave ca {,
Emperor. Wilkesliarrc. Rocksalt,
WDodlaIlc
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LATONIA RESULTS

rodims. $40 SO. ,27O Won: leg Par.
don, $40. $500. second: Sewell Combs.
$3.50, third. Time: 1913 l-5. Miss
Grayson, TacOla and rounecd also
ran.
Second race ofive and a half fur
lonEsb-MisS Mcisc, $3.50. $3.50. S3.lO.
won. Away. $3.50. $40 second. Ken
mar, $500. third. Time: 1907 40.
Power I;"ldgold and Miss Jane also
ran.
Third race con" mil. ana sin
tc-nthb Flying Prince, $3.50. $3.50.
$3.50. won. Michael J. DAILY. Sa.s0.
$3.io. second: Robbie shea. S4.2o. third.
Tmie: l:i7 80. Scmprrosia. ncuces.
Wild, iiatty H., Miss Rilma, Creation.
mr.. fTall, Nutocrat Tex and Tony
Lady also ran.
Fourth race tsix furlonGs)- Mar-
terton. {3.3o. s@.6o. second, pndar
Palm. Dorothy Buckner, Barracuda,
Widgeon, Governor and Advocate also
ran.
Fifth race Zone mile and seventy
rarader $40. $40; second; Gang
Ronus, Mulciber, Woodtrap and Fire
brand also ran.
sixth rae, cays and half fur
lake Hay. 81. 20. 81. second: First
ward, s2.lo. third. Time: 1907 as.
Jack Frost and Hughes Graham also
ran.
Seventh race Zone mile and n six
won: Walnu; Hall, $40, $3.50. SEC
ond: Cutup. 50 third Time: 40.
MadSe T.. Uncle Nelo. Topmast, Bal
ance Wheel and Countess also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
TO DISTRIBUTE FOREIGN
TRADE NEWS BY RADIO
IRy Associated PEGS. ]

WASHINGTON. June 26.-Distribu-
ton OF foreign trade news and dis
patches by radio as a means OF In
forming American business men OF
developments in the fields OF in
dustry and commerce abroad Will bc
given trial next month, IL was an
nounced today by the Commerce De-
partmcnt The possibility OF gov
srnmcnt foreiGn\trades news service
by radio as permanent practice
vas indicated.
ON July II and IL. the department.
stated. the latest cabled news OF for
ciSn markets and trade opportuni-
ties received from abroad will be sent
by radiophone to the meeting or the
New England Shoe Nnd Leather As
ISOLATION in Boston and an export and
import exposition in New York.
For the guidance Of all receiving
stations. the department announced.
the time Tor broadcastinS will be 8
l.. NJ. eastern Standard Time). on
both days. the station Arlington
tNAD, and the wave Tenth, 1850 me-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27

son. to Mann T. Rogers, Josephine
twise). west Inc Twenty-,hird
Street. 1915 feet south Marshall
Street, south 27.7xl2o feet. June 81.
1922. tax 1850, $40.
lo6o-Rosa ". silver 10 Mann r.
Rogers. Josephine twite). No. 22c5
south line Broad street. Go fee, Eas,
Twentyaecond street. east 22xl55
feet, June q. 1922, tax $3.50. $40
IoG3-John J. KELLEY to W. Is.
Reams. No. 25l0 MOTH line Franklin
street I'LL 20 feet. West Twenty
sixth Street. west % l-2xl55 feet.
June :. 1922. $500.
1868 Hardin *. nachc. Kate
T. twife). 10 /. Goodman. north
line Beverly Street, 800 feet West
West street, west .5xl20 feet. March
-. 1922. tax SO. $40.
lof5--I. II Goodman. Annie NJ
'wife), 90 Hardin * Rache. north
line Moore Street. i22s feet VEST :,
Summit Avenue. woSt 22.GxiaO feet.
lien $I,75o, March u. 1922, tax $3.50.
IoGs-Mary g. Tlnbcrlakc. to Leroy
@. Timberlakc. cast line BARTON Ave-
nwe 900 feet north Essex street.
north iSoxl35 feet. June II. 1922. tax
s5.io SO.
1000. W. rollaid. sarah a.
'wifeD. to Estellc V. Bryson. sou,h-
west line Woodrow Avenue. ISL feet
North Meredith Street. north sc six
80 feet lien 5000. June IL. 1922,
io7a-R. c. Eurne,, to Mary e.
Mci.auch'an. cast line twentieth
street. CG re"t E.r,h t;r,c. S,r.,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
Trustee S Sale
Valuable New Kent
F ann

BY virtue o: certain deed of
trust from W'n: +. iiorncr, dated
IN The clerks office OF New Kent
county Virginia, in Deed Book II,
al page ltl. default having been
made in the payment OF the debt
50 TO DO by tho holder of the note
secured by said decd OF trust, ] Will
sell ~ public auction at New Kent
Courthouse
at II o'CIoa& Noon on
SATURDAY. JULY !. 1922.
the following property. described in
said deed OF trust as follows, to Wit:
All That certain tract. piece or par
Gel OF land. situate, lying and being
In 81. Peters Masisierial District. in
Inc county OF New Kent and State
OF Virginia. being the southern nor
ton Of Mt Prospect" containing
the dwelling house and ;he land
south Of dividing line running as
i"hows' Commenclis a, Station No.
i, at a red oak stump on the Side.
OF the road leading from White
House 10 ''runstalls.'' near "A branch
or the boundary line between White
House and Mt. Prospect" thence
along said road as it meanders TO a
stoh at the Intersection Of the Chest
nut Tree Road: thence along said
iast named road aS IL meandrrs to
boundary line OF jha farm known as
CASTE" the property OF Or Juni,is
ir"6ory. containing :our hundred
SeEcht! iMo acres 'i12) and Two 81
rOOds. the property hereby cnn
Veycd IL designated as Lot a" upon
map and survey attached to and
forming e part of the deed between
William II Macon, Jr.. and Mary q.
Macon. his wife. ana Mary 5. John
:ton and y. X. Johnston. her hus-
band, dated May 90, 1893. and re-
corded IN the clerks Office OF New
Kent County in Deed Book No. 6.
pages 3s-il, to which deed and plot
reference IS here made. and being
NE same land OF which the said
William H. Macon Gin said decd
called William ii. Macon, Jr) died
seiscd and possessed. and which was
conveyed To the said William l.. Hor-
ncr by Randolph IL. Macon and
Katheryn Il. Macon. his wife, and
Nora c. Macon and Elizabeth Macon.
by deed dated April 20. 1920.
TERMS: Cash
HUNSDON CARY,
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50xl3o feet. May 90,

Victor Street, 5OslaO feet. May 90,
!io4-J. b. Lyme. Belle l,. .w!te).
to John W. Hancock No. 625 east
line Thirty-th!rd street. 46i-i feet,
Sou h NJ Street. south 22iO s-4xsI
feet. June Is, 1922. tax 81. $40.
ll06-Wirt !. Francis. Anna ".
west corner Northampton Avenue and
Colonial Avenue, 50xiO7.l5 feet, June
20, 1922. s5.75O
llOa-J. w r. Woodson. Rebecca
l.. (wife). 20 q. Chambers Woodsou.
lot 80. block /. section A. June 10.
1922 tax 3l.59. $40.
lii2-E Edgar Marshall. Ida T..
twife). TO Bessie Nj. Amos. No. 22lT
east line Second Avenue. 80 feet South
Juniper Street. south 3gxliO feet.
June 90, 1929. tax $3.50 $40.
lll5-vlrsin!a Trust Co. cxor. and
trustees Douglas -. EraC,ic. cxor..
to j. Lee Davis, W. Stith B.u. cas-
line Mulberry Street, 1922 feet North
Hanover Avenue. isx6D feet, Jane
20. 1922, tax $50. $40.
Hist. q. Reynolds I.eora l..
owife) To W. @. Baptist. ives, line
, Third Avenue. 30 feet south Logan
street south 80 feet by li0 feet. June
20. 1922. Tax $3.50. $40.
ll25--Nannie NJ. GOODWIN 20 Il Blu
ford Rose. moth line KcnSingtou Ave.
nue., 90 feet east Rosencath Road
east SO feet TO Patterson Avenue
April 10, 1922. Tax $500. $40
Rcirnscs.
toward Sutton, trustee to
a. kenton Muhleman, Matthias f.
kayhoc, No. 3227 south line p,.t.r-
son Sv"hue' ~ feet inch east TIL
den street. east IS feet II inches by
so feet IS inches Inn. IA ioni
s5.3lO
1855 Stuart q. christian trustee.
|" Emma T. Cordcs. Emma A.. I.oui.,
W, Charles ". Cur,!cs, Armand,
cordes, No. @ol, east lire Meadow
! street iiO feet north Grove Avenue.
north lsss feet by 100 Feet June
los1-old Dominion Trust Company.
/ trustee and executor. to g. oscar
smith. north line Stuart Avenue. Sc
feet inches east West street. east
1873 feet by 1928 feet 3 inches. April
IS. 1922. S5.400
los1-Wa!lace +. Brown. trustee.
| TO Emma w. Barber. No ll2. YES,
line belmont Avenue. 20 feet 10 in
ches north Taylor Street. north 10
feet 10 inches by - feet. June 90
1922. S2,46i.
| loss Wallace l.. Brown. trustee.
to EHl"r w. Barber. No. III. west
line h. Iont Avenue. 60 feet north
| IaEior Street north - feet 10 inches
by - feet. June 20. 1879 SASS.
llo'-Pollard & BaSby. Inc. ,rus-
tee. TO @, II. Becbc. 40. sol. northeast
/ corner Montrose and Laburnum Ave
nucs June &c. 1922. Si.l30
lloS-W Wallace f. Brown. trustee.
! I" Harvey c. Brown. No .223 south
I'm" Monument Avenue. 3i2 feet
inch west Allison Street. west 81
feet inches by 1870 feet. June "a
1922. $3.50
lily William l.. Tyler. trustee. to
Henry 7. Parrish, No. 1903. west line
Enslow Avenue, 40 feet north Front
Street, north 30 feet by $40 feet. June
20. 1922. Sl.250.
ll2i-A. kcntOn Muhlcmon. trus-
tee to Matte Sue Stutz. Josephine NJ
/ Stut5 No. 100 east line Belmont Ave-
nue.. l13 feet inch north Floyd
Avenue. north 20 feet Il inches by
Ill feet. June % 1922. $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
wo Beautiful Build
ing Lots

containing % feet each, situated on
the eastern line OF Thirty third
street, between M" md ~ streets
ana described as follows: Comm.uc
ING at a point on the eastern lin. of
ThirtS-third street distant 1876 50 fec,
north OF NJ" Street. thence running
northWardly along the eastern line al.
Thirty-thiri street and fronrin,,
thereon so feet. thence back from said
'front.' between parallel lines about
l22 feet. more or less. To an alley 1
feet vide.
The above mentioned property ar.
two OF the prctticst building lots in
this section. where real estate is
rapidly enhancing in value with an
city improvements.
Any one who desires To secure a
good safe investment or q beautiful
home cite should not miss this sale.
TERMS: Easy and announced at
sale
". Il. SULLIVAN & COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
SAYS RUTUENBERC
Is NOT BOLSHENIST
Inv AasocIated rressl

LONDON. June 20. Questioned in
the House al commons today by
Captain FoNcrott, whether Piuchus
Eu;hcuhcrS. who has received inn
portant concession in Palestine. was
known in Russia as the most dang
crous world revolutionary and sus-
pecied OF having murdered priest ."
Colonial Secretary Churchill replied
that he cOuld not give biographi-
cal sketch OF Ruthenbcrg. Churchill
added however. that II was dclu-
sion To suppose that Ruthenbers
was Il Bolshcvist. for IL was for be-
ing an anti Bolshevist that he was
driven out OF Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
womrn's Adj. club Meets.

Installation exercises OF officers Of
The Womcn's Advertising club ana
;he reports Of retiring officers. VIII
be taken up at the meeting OF the
club this afternoon AT | O'Clock IN
Murphys Hotel. Miss Anna j Minor.
retiring president. viii read her re-
port and Will speak on Women Ad-
veriiscrs, being her views of the
National Convention OF Advertisers TO
which she was delegate, while Mrs
j. *. bowman, the new president
viii make "a short address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
NORWICH TO TAKE REST
AT TER SECOND BEATING
Wonder Horse and Whisk.
away Both Out of $4,000
Latonia Derby.
thy Associated Pressl

CINCINNATI. ONO. June 26-Mor-
vich' who went down In defeat SAT-
urday in the Latonia special race,
trailing Whiskaway and Thibodeaux,
VIII not be- started in the $4,000 La J.
ton:a Derby Saturday benjamin
Block. his owner. announced today.
Norwich viii be shipped East and
given rest, according to plans OF
the special race. will also not run
Saturday. as Trainer Jimmy Rowe
has decided to get him ready for his
summer engagements at Saratoga
Win thcs. two stars OF the turf
as nonstartcrs III the classic Satur-
day. Harry rayn. Whitney will do
pend on Olympus and Broomster to
carry mis- colora Ia victory in the
Derby.
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Ice Condition Menncin.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The ny
topographic office oi the Navy De
partmcnt today sent out Il warming to
shipping. that ice conditions in the
transatlantic steamship lanes still
wer" mcnacing. Vessels We're urged
TO adhere To the extra southcrly
routes agreed To by the principal
steamship companies on April $. l.a2
until change liz recommended
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+ ANORITES WIN OUT
IN TENNIS TOURNEY
lEy Associated prcssl

I'avoriteS came through a expected
in the sius!es of thc annual iU;crcr;-
lcE.atc tcnnis tournament. which b.
San today ON the turf courts Of The
Morton cricket club
Philip Nc-r. OF leland sanford
University. last years ttln winner,
advanced To the fourth roLrd by viz
III, OF IA default in The ScC,nI round
by Alfred iIulme, Of llavcrcord. and
e., Ga victory in the thirl round
ovct Lloyd Gregory, 81 the tuiver-
.iiI OF Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27

NEW YORK. June ?6--Rishop
Daniel huntington. head OF the EpiS-
corai Diocese of Central China. to-
day oabled The Department OF Foreign
Missions OF his church here that there
was no cause for anxiety for Amer
ican missionaries at Nauchaug. A.
cording TO the cablcgram all the
American families and properties are
being protected during the hghtiuE
between Northern and Southern Chi
nnS..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
Prince IHmShlniI Dead.

THN NSNVCTNIed FTVNN- ~
ToiiY 70 June %. Prince Yorihito
iiigush! -Fushimi. scion OF one Of the
oldest priucely families and admiral
In the Japanese navy. died this morn
ing AZ Hayama The prince is be-
leved Ia have been suffering from
cancer complicated by an attack,,uk
influenza. lie was SIS years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
Harrison wins u, knocI.omt.

ny Associated Press.
LlN Eklooi., June @6.---Tommy
Harrison. OF Henley. tonigh,
knocked out Jim Higgins. OF Ciias-
gov. in the thirteenth round OF
what was to have been twenty
round bout for the bantamwcight
championship OF England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
Chamber BODY Mcrt. Tod,y

The streets. roads and parAs com
mittoe OF the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce Will meet today at IL
o'clock. at which time several matters
Of Importance will be considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
PetitInn In Bnnkrnptc,.

Petition in bankruptcies was MED by
Jefferson =. Macon, salesman, yes
terday In The United States District
Court. He placed his liabilities at
5000. and NO Assets were listed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27

AUCTION SALE
Valuable Grace Street PROPERTY


LAT
We Will roperty tor saIe
TUESDAY.
NJ lie
The
'0'"S anu
he hadt
TERMS :ONE-llAlF
the ON
II SELDOM SON
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
south Atlantic League Results.

Sparlanburg, Z: August. =.
Columbia. 90 Charlotte. ia.
second game six innings, dark
ness
Charleston. SO. Grcenvt!ie -
Second game eight inningsD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
Deaths

NANNiNG-pied. Monday Jun %. 1922.
az s':S J. NJ. AZ III" rcsld"nc" of her
hrothcr-in-law. - J. lunarun Soos
Taylor Street. Alice Gertrude Manning
aged So years. She j. survived by her
mother Mrs. BETTE T. Manning two
sisters, Mrs. ID. j. IhndrUm ana Mrs
4. W. Henley. Funeral notice later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27

Bnrgnin md Sule.
l95i-Walter II. Shapland Ethel
t"!icl, to Joshua *. Missioner, MIN
ME ID. T.. ("!fe). No. 30l2, north line
Chafin street. 1895 .eet Wcst Shep-
perd street, west +s.sxi2O feet. Hen
sl.1oo, June 10, 1922, TAX 81 $40.
l0os-housing Investments Corp,
to !. r. HroaddUs. n.r,h !iuc Avondale
Avenue. 500 f""t Ea>, Newport street.
.AS' ioNi"@ feet, June l3. 1922. TAX
$50. $40.
lO''-ka;e T.. Johnson. American
Trust Co, cNors. Lewis NJ. John
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27

UNION HANK OF RICHMOND.
The Directors OF this bank have de-
clared the usual quarterly dividend OF
per cent on its capita! stock. payable July
list. out OF the earnings OF this qua rtcr
10 stock holders Of record as Of June eth.
Checks will bc muilcd.
&. &. BARKSDALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27
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