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BY GARRETT & COMPANY,
Real Estate AuctIoneers.

In execution OF q certain deed OF
trust. dated June 10. 1916. recorded in
the Clerks Once. Hanover County
Court. in -. T. Oh. page 263. default
having been made IN the payment OF
the debt therein secured, and bcins
required by tho beneficiary SO To 90.
we VIII, on
wEDNESDAY, AUGUST S0TH, 1922,
At 500 O'clock r. NJ,
proceed 10 sell on the premises. at
public auction, the following descriD-
ed property: "All that certain tract,
piece or parcel Of land, with all the
improvements thereon, in the County
OF hanover. State of Virginia. con-
tanning one Hundred Goo Acres. more
or less. bounded by the Creighton
Road. the Chicahominy River. por-
ton OF the Gaines tract and the land
now owned, or formerly owned, by
James T.. Bowles, Trustee for ReDecca
Bowles. being the One hundred QOrJ
Acre tract more fully described in n
deed from William w. Henry, Com
missioner, and William Gaines aud
wife. to Richard V. Gaines. dated
Clerks Office OF Hanover County
Court IN l.. i 10, page 43+"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay
coat OF sale including Advertising and
commission. any past due taxes. pro
.ata part Of taxes FOR 1922, amount
due on notes, to-wit: 10000 with in
tercst from December %. 1920. bal
ance In euua! Instruments at one and
Two years. notes for same 10 he given
OF trust on the property. or all ca h.
at option of purchaser
CHAS. Il. GARRETT,
Trustee
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SENATE BILL GIVES
RIGHT TO OPERATE
MINES AND ROADS

CONTINUED From First Page)
first Importance. and in this connec-
ton the administration policy. as
outlined today. was said to be con-
structed on strict enforcement Of
existing laws which guarantee
safety OF nc md property and
maintenance Of necessary public
service.
less optimistic view Of the fuel
situation was taken by Chairman
Cummins. Of the Senate Interstate
Commerce Commission. in his re port on
the coal control bill.
Holds situation Grave.
The present situation is an ex-
ccedingiy grave one. the report de-
clared. adding that unless the rail-
roads succeeded in measurabiy in
crensing their facilities for handling
coal. the situation would be the same
ms though the bitumlnous strike was
still in progress throughout the in
dus'ry. Some operators "and many
dealers" tho report continued. are
taking advantage of the shortage
OF fuel. and Congress was faced with
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ELEVEN

the necessity OF either approving lsgls-
'"tion such as ;hat being reported.
or OF permitting the public to 10
'plundcred"
The Senate committee approved an
amendment to the bill which would
limit tho authority OF the controlling
commission to one year
Abnndons Fuel Agency Program.
The House Interstate Commerce
COMMITTEES in reporting the WINSTON
dill for Federal coal control. an
nounccd that the proposal FOR n Fed
eral fuel agency had been definitely
abandoned and that the President IA
In accord with this conclusion" De.
spite this action, however. Representa-
tive Anderson. Republican, Minnesota.
announced tonight tina, he had pre-.
Pared an amendment by which tho
President would be authorized to take
over coal mines, IL necessary. TO Oh
tain an adequate supply OF fuel. and
to create national agency for
buying from the mines and selling
direct to the consumer
Some leaders declared tonight that
both the Johnson and Anderson
amendments probably would b..
thrown out on points OF order as no,
being Germane to the bill Itself.
The six hours OF general debate on
the bill had not been concluded when
the House adjourned tonight. Tho
measure will be taken up tomorrow
fer continued consideration. item by
item, and leaders said they would
press for a vote tomorrow night.
Warm support was given the bill
during the debate today as an ad-
ministrntion measure and as afford
Ing Il means Of preventing profiteer-
,Nc IN public necessity. II was
opposed. however by both Republi-
ans and Democrats, who contended
that, while it might deal with u pro-
Hteerlng operator. II offered no pro
lection 20 the consumer against the
dealer.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Tract of Land,
With improvements, in
Chesterfield County, Va,
on the Midlothian Pike,
Near the City, Contain
ing 1914 Acres.

In execution OF certain d..d ~.
IN liz ,bc a nio1 March H.: 1870, recorded
cult Court. in ID. -. l5T. page al: de-
l'tiIt having been made In the nav
ncht or the debt therein secured. and
do. we VIII. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1872.
az $3.50 o'clock p. VI.
proceed 20 sell on the premises ~
public auction, the following Dc.
sSribed property; "AIi that certain
, mr"yo o, or parcel OF land. with all I'M
nances thereto belonging, containing
30 - acres as per plat made by W
": i-aPrade and Eros. under date Of
Sept. 80. 1916, which Plat liz hcreby
attached and made n part O. the deed:
the id property being more partIcu-
la described as follows, All OF the
Chesterfield County. Va. on the Mid
lothian Turnpike, and commencing at
stone al the Intersection OF the
OLD Coal hit Road and John Day
east l.i4s.7 feet, thence north de-
grees west 346.5 fee, TO stone on
the Midlothian Turnpike, south 20 de-
grceS west s21.S feet to a stone al the
corner with the \. Il. Hancock prop-
erty, thence south IS degrees west
ISIS feet TO stone on the Coal
Fit Railroad. thence south So SIS de-
s.ccs west ?lp.S feet TO the point Of
beGinning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 20 pay adj
vertising tho sale. trustees commits
sion OF . per cent and the amount
due on deferred payments, to-wlt:
S6iI and interest from March 81. 1921.
10 date, being onc-hnlf Of Il principal
note due on this date. one principal
not. FOR Si.29O due March ~. ia22; on.
interest note for sl5+.s0 due on
March 81. Io22: interest due from
March Is. 1922. to date. sl46.o5. less
$1,000 interest on $4,000 from March
%. 1892. sl6.05; balance in three.
four and five years from March IT,
1922. with interest at go per annum
payable semi annually. or all cash, at
option OF the purchaser.
JAMES +. COSBY.
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Markets
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. AUG. :..-Cattie: Receipts.
1900; closing fairly sctive: beef steers
and yearlinEs generally steady 10 Is
higher. top inatured steers Sl0.95 best
!catlnss, 1910. bulk native beef steers.
SI1a ~; best Western RrasscrR $1,000
40: better grades butchers she stock and
ct7nnTs active. stead: in. between grades
peer co.'s SLOW. weak. bulls stockcrs and
Feeders steady: yeai calves strong Ia >
higher: bulk beef cows and heiters 3iC0lt
40: bulk bologna bulls. sti5Ir&.5: bulk
veal caves, 81 % 20 400: bulk stockcrs and
Hogs: Rece.pis. 1900: lighter weights.
hV,,io =, ~ :, ,9wer; most Others t5I3 lower:
ton; t'sS 225-2;5- pound butchers mostly
isv,ne'e. good and choice 90 5sj- pound
butchers mostly t.35ms.io: backing sows
mostly Sr-a a 80: pigs = lower: bull; bot
ii.".o ''
Sheeo: Rsceipt.. ,l7!oe': steady to 3
.0Ser. toD western lambs i..S5: top ma
I've iaptns. Ea.oo % shippers: packer TOP
iITi bmik natives. fi2S Ti?5o: sorSinr
.iEnt: Guns mostly Es.Dr; TAT owes mostiv
NVcn 30: feeder lambs slow: good s5-
Mound feeders. si2jc: lEh.r weights bid
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wall street wntche. Clouds.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Wail Stree;
bankers. with heavy international
financial interests. are anXiously
Watching the gathering clouds In
Europe. Warnings by Colonel r. NJ
House, James NJ. Cox and other OH
servers that Europe may be APP
preaching general uphenval are
leading to consideration OF the
far-rcnching effects such convui-
sion would have on the United
States
But bankers here arc not worried
aboa' one thing--;he effect of n Eu-
ropean crash on the payment OF the
slOVdn,C Oo,o00 debt Of the allies
Bankers who have made Iife study
of International finance long ago gave
Ip hope of ever collecting the allied
war debt. and are convinced that
5ooncr OF later the American govern
ment must realize this. Aside from
the foreign debt question. however.
hnanciors fear serious consequences
u! collapse In Europe
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ffif.1TDiSs--iEG4LS
LeEnl Notices
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-
GlNIA.

Whereas. on the 2lst day OF August.
1872. NJ. r. BOWERT fled a libel in
the District Court OF the United
States for the Eastern Distric, OF Vir-
Sinia against the Steamship Aurora. -
her boats. tackle. apparel and furni
ture, in cause OF wages due Iibelant
civil and maritime
And whereas. by virtue OF process
IN due form of la". to me directed
returnaoie on the eth DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. 1922. 1 have scized and
taken the said Steamship Aurora
and have her in my custody.
Notice Is hereby given. that a Dis
tric; Court VIII be held in the United
states Court Room. In the CITY OF
Richmond, on the 18th day Of Sep
temher. 1922. for the trial of said
promises. and the owner or owners
and all persons who may have oil
claim amy interest, arc hereby cited
10 be and appear at the time and
place aforesaid. To show cause, IL ans
the" have. why a final decree should
not pass Az prayed.
CLARENCE G. SMITIIERS.
L. $. Marshal.
Deputy l.. s. Marshal
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SCHOOLS.
SCHOOLS.
INQUIRIES
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL
OPPOSITE WILLIAM nYEp PARK

OPPOSITE WILLIAM BYRD PARK.
\ fully accredited private school for
Richmond Boys. Small classes Ird!.
Nidusl attention. Experienced Instructors.
lower school for boys from six to ten or
eleven years OF age.
FIFTY EIGHTH SESSION WILL OPEN
SEPTEMBER IL.
The PRINCIPAL Will he at the school
house daily from \. Nj. to IL NJ Resi-
dence phone. boulevard 3913 School
thonr, boulevard AZ. Write for cata-
loSuc.
JOHN T.. MCGUIRE. Principal:
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Richmond. n. August Isl, la22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Specia! Meeting OF the Stockholders of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
Directors OF said Company 10 DO held
at the principal office OF the Company, in
the Ci;y OF Richmond. Virginia. on Tues
day the Goth day OF September. 1922 at
1900 O'Clock y. ~, for the following pur-
poses:
fa) To consider and act upon A pro-
posa! TO Increase ihs Company's
capital stock by the addition thereto
ot s;och In the par amount OF $780,
100000 to be divided into soc. 900
sharcs Of tho par value Of 800 each
SO as 10 maxi the total authorized par
amount o: such capital STOCK si.5,
100000. consisting OF i,s6O.Uo0 shares
OF the par value OF 500 each. such
increase ~ capita! stock 10 be OF
such class or classes. with such des!g-
nations. preferences and voting powers
or restrictions or qualifications there
oI. as the stockholders AT said meet
ing shall determine or authorize; and
specifically. without limiting the gem
crafty OF the foregoing. to consider
and act upon a proposal that the add
d;iionnl capital stock he IN the first
instance preferred stock. and that the
same. or any thereof. may be con-
Ncrtiblc into common Etocg;
Cd To authorize the Board OF d.
rectors o! the Company from time 10
time TO issue and TO dispose OF such
additional etock on such terms as such
Board may IN the exercise or it's law.
IA! discretion determine:
Co TO rai!fy and confirm such ac-
ton heretofore taken or authorized
10y said Board in anticipation OF such
ac'icu by the Stockholders ds may 10
submitted to the meeting, and TO take
such "thcY and further action Ia the
premises. Including ;he authorize ton
OF any necessary appropriate
amendment or amendments o: tho
charter OF the Company. the stock
holders at the meeting may de-
tcrmine and
(d) For tho transaction OF such
other business may properly como
before he meeting
For the purpose OF tho meeting tho stock
transfer books will no cloaed at i. NJ
on Friday, September ]. 1929, and remain
closed until 10 A. NJ. on Wednesday,
September 81. 1922.
b. Order OF the Board o. Directors
a. TREVVETT.
Secretary.
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nri,a,n seeks Moral supper, of I. $.

KY Associated PreSs.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Prime Minis
ter Lloyd George, in conversation
with Colonel T.. NJ. House. who break
tasted with the Premier this morn
ing. reiterated Great Britains inten-
ton 10 discharge her present debt to
the United states to the last farthine
Colonel House told the Associated
Pres. Colonel House said the Pre-
micT begged him TO tell those at
home that Great Britain was not
seeking financial assistance from the
United states, bu; desired very earn
csily her continued moral support.
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wonr Commute Death rcnor,y

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. "a.-Governor
Thomas w. ilardwIck today refused
To commute the death sentence Of
Frank -. Dupre. Atlanta youth. con
victed OF the murder OF Irhy C.. Walk
or. private detective. Dupre in under
sentence TO be hanged next Friday.
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Senior JoseAndonegui;
Teacher of Violin

Pupil OF Professor Suhy and Pro-
lessor Sevcik. OF the Prague Conser-
vatoire OF Music. announces the
opening of his studio In the Musicians
Building. Franklin, at Third
Instruction given in violin, har-
mony and sight reading. Pianis,s
coached for professional work
For appointment call Boulevard
47oG-W
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
\ CORRECTION

Public Sale Dairy Cows. Duroc-
Jersey Brood Sows. etc. advertised
in sundays paper for Friday, August
~, at 1880 4. NJ, should have read
Thursday, August 81, at 1880 A. NJ
b. II. GRUMPY. .IR.
Skipwith Farm, One Mile West OF
williamsburg
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$1,000
\NEST END HOME.

u EST END HOME
You can move into this house on
sept lst. Six rooms. bath. full con-
crete basement. hotwater heat. gas
range. electricity. For appointment
call Mr.. Dudley. Mad. 556S.
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE. INC.
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Commissions Power Limited.

Because Congress has limited the
powers Of debt funding commssio ion,
il would be futile seriously 10 con-
slider this question until Congress al
tered the present law. Until the
powers state frankly what they can
or cannot do. and make suggestions
to the United states. the President
is not in position TO ask Congress
for amy specific legislation to handle
the situation. That is the whole
piece OF cloth, according TO officials.
II is up Ia the European powers.
they declare. 10 make the first move.
senhte leaders, both Republican
and Democrats, In commenting upon
ths warning OF Colonel f. NJ. lion sc
that Europe Is vergns ON crash.
declared that Europe must take the
frs; steps 10 prevent the explosion
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Broad and
Grace Streets

To buy or sell this and other bust
ness and Investment property. See
ROGERS. SMITH & HESLEP.
] Mutual Building. Phone Mad. 174T.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

CHEAPEST HOUSE In Barton HeiGh,,:
rooms. modern. except for heat; owner
Leaving city, no agents need apply.
Madison 1it3-J.
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and the subscription

ovcrsubscribed and the subscription
books closed.
The bonds. dated September |.
1922. and due September ], 1897. were
in ready demand following the advcr-
tisemcnt in Tho Times Dispatch
yesterday morning, and the oversub-
scrih!nG OF the amount OF tbs bonds
offered on the leading markets, marks
one OF the quickest sales on reccrd
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
{Main Street Station)
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
lAaft, SfraaN CA.N.1

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
Sj0E. Main Street Phone Randolph llI
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WAR CLOUDS LOOM
AS PARIS PRESSES
GERMANY TO LIMIT
CONTINUED From First Pageo

entire accord with all save that com
pretending revitalizing the league
Of nations. Not being In the league.
this government manifests no posi-
tive views ono way or the other on
that suggestion.
Officials do believe. however. that
Houses suggestion for reconvcning
the international bankers conference.
with authority to discuss reparations,
might he beneficial. European dis
armament, both mental and physical"
and reduction OF the German rcpa-
ration:. balancing OF budgets and
stoppaGe of paper currency issues"
suggested b. House. are held TO be
absolutely vital TO the readjustment
Of European chaos by such officials
as Hoover and Hughes.
America Then Ready 10 Aid.
This done by Europe, the Amer
lean government would he ready and
willing to assist in any practical
way il is said.
That President Harding is keeping
close watch on European conditions
hhh 'iaL inc lHlA.i soSiltS III DC
ready TO act when the time comes"
was stated officially at the White
House today. BIZ, one Cabine Of
fetal indicated thai, bad as the situa-
zion is, 1t apparently will ha". TO
set worse before Europe, herself and
particularly France. awakcnS IL the
ACME need of farseeinE diplomacy.
based upon facts instead OF hated.
The initiative toward u solution.
admin 9.ration officials contend mus.
come !ien Europe, and not the United
states. u there Is to be successful
American participation. Persistence
in useless propaganda and failure to
face the situation frankly. combine
to make Americas part difficult For
example, II Is realized here that set
Element of the reparations question Is
indissolubly part OF the foreign
debt problem. Further IL is realized
here that neither France nor Italy
has either the funds or intention
OF paying of their Indebtedness TO
the United States. \ frank admis-
sion OF their plight would officials
believe. materially clear the way foi
constructive action or suggestions
from the United States
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ROSEMARY COMPANY
BONDS SELL QUICKLY
Securities nrc Orersnbscribrd. Fol
lowing oTer on Market Yes
tcruay Morning

Wheat. Williams & Company. Inc.
Of Richmond: Otis Company, OF
Chicago, and Tucker Anthony * Co.
New York, announced Jointly 'ast
night that the sl,500.00O hfteen-year
7l-2 per cent sinking fund secured
gold bonds OF the Rosemary Manu-
featuring Company. had been largely
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USE YOUR

lot or home as part paymen, for
modern homs In West End or
Highland Park. For psrt.culary,
see us At once.
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FOR SALE.

Noble Avenue, Ginter
Park Terrace, home, new
stucco, seven rooms and
breakfast-room; tile bath.
Very attractive; h o t.
water heat; full basement;
good neighborhood; lot 5Ox
135; $4,000; 81, 800 cash, SIS
per month.
FENDALL HOME,
Across from new school:
new Groom house, hard
wood floors, gas stove, tile
bath, hot-water heat, brick
fireplace; shady side of
street; $6,750, $3.50 cash,
$50 monthly.
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SCHOOLS,
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless other wise si1own)
Daily except Sunday. { Sunday only.
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HEA c. JOINER CO.. INC.

VIZ can tuplly your wants in real estate.
W. T.: Purcell. J!.. Co., Inc. i6t North
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY W. q. GRANT.
DtputN L. s. Marshal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11

- Arra1A iatro1nced ~ syaaa q Dfutectfng
~ podr nffie folks u Hook Isiasd against
dinpDointnsnt o. childhoqfs sweetest fsssai
1ay. Ana durinx nh tbose years the people Of
Rock Island have responded nobiy in making
possible the carrying forward Of the enterprise
The Argus has had but to inform it readers
that 1t was ready for contributions, and the
money has rolled In from all directions. rich
and poor alike aiding in making mp the fund
Large ahecks have come from wealthy homes
and . hsndful Of penniss have been left At
the counting room Of the paper By Little
giri who had sased them from her earnings IN
doing nsighborhood chores. It 4 m under
taking With human appeal that reaches III
hearts.
It isn't necessary here to explain The Argus
santa Claus Fund. 1t has become . Rock Is
land institution. There 10 permanent organ
ixation Of Rock Island women that looks after
all Of the details under the sponsorship Of The
Argus A survey is made Il the city. with
personal investigation OF. every case Of child
reported as needing the attention Of the Christ
mas cheer dispensers So thorough is the can
vass that there is slight danger Of error or Of
overlooking any child whose name has been
eiven to the Santa Claus committee.
8 Hundreds Of poor children who might be
neglected Il Christmas are made happy each
year through The Argus Santa Claus Fund.
You know by past experience that whatever
money you contribute to the fund is spent in a
manner and where it will do the most good in
fulfilling the purpose Of the campaign in the
interest Of the children of the poor homes of
Rock island.
You have but to recall your own childhood
to appreciate the feelings, OF youngster
in not having soma remembrance Of the joyous
season to greet his eyes when he arises on
Christmas morning. 1t was to avert such
tragedies of childhood that The Argus Santa
Claus Fund was established. And the Santa
Claus Fund has been a success because you
have made it SO.