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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
SPORTS
ONLY AMERICAN
OUT OF GOLF EVENT
IRy Associated Press

SANDWICH. ENG May i5.--Tns
arst days play IN the ladies' open
golf championship tournament on tho
Princess Course today saw the clint
nation OF the only American entraut.
Miss Rosemonda Sherwood She was
defeated by Mrs. Fletcher. OF Wem-
bley, after moderate display Of Gult.
Miss Sherwood was in the lead orly
once. at the second hole. and was two
down at the turn, where her score
was So. The English woman won on
the sixteenth green three up and two
10 go Miss Sherwood putted well,
but her play through the fairway was
bad, and she was frequently bunk
cred.
Miss Joyce wcthered survived the
Hrst round, decisively defeating Mrs
Ih4r.es, seren uN and six To go. MISC
Edith Leitch defeated Mrs. Jackson
To 2 while Miss M!lly Griffith gave
IN excellent display by defeating
Mss Courlcy. two UP and one to go.
Interest In tomorrow's play vii cen.
ter around Miss Cecil Leitch, the pres
ent champion. who vii play against
Mrs. Norman Craig.
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John Scldcn I,uynnII.

NORFOLK. VA. May l5.-The
funeral OF John Selden BaGnnll, who
died yesterday afternoon at 2.i5
o'cloCh. will he held at Christ Church
tomorrow afternoon at = O'Clock. The
deceased was the last surviving mem
her of one OF the oldest and most
distinguished families OF V:rgmia-a
family that WAS prominent in the
civil War and later history Of Nor
folk.
Mr. Basna!l was Il native of Nor
folk, having been born here Febru-
airy Z. 1874. He was cadet at the
virginia Military Institute during the
War Between the States. and fought
with tho cadet corps in the battle Of
New Market, whore the youths of the
South won immortal fame.
Mrs Mary B. watkins. of Hamp-
ton, cousin. is the closest surviving
relative. Among his more distant
relatives In Norfolk are: Miss Caro-
line Seldcn. DR.. Charles X. Grandy.
I. w. Grandy and William Grandy.
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Tho,nns t.n,Iy Clarke.

PETERSBURG, VA. May l5.-
Thomas Easily Clarke died ut the Pc
tershurg Hospital early this morning
after an Illness of several months
For many years Mr.. Clarke represent
ed Dinwdd:e County in the Legisla-
ture and also served on the local
board for the city OF Petersburg and
county OF D!nwiddie during the world
war. lie is survived by one sister,
Miss Mamie J. Clarke. OF Sutherland
Mr.. Clarke was the son of F. d.
Clarke and Laura l.. Baliou Clarke.
and was widely known throughout
Virginia. Interment will taxa place
at his old home, Laurel Brook" near
Sutherland, tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
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Bury Mrs. Hamilton In Charlotte.

Funeral services for Mrs Ada
Henry Hamilton, OF Charlotte County.
who died at the residence OF her
dauShtcr Mrs. &. l.. Chappell. 2l25
Stuart Avenue. yesterday morning at
1880 o'clock, VIII be conducted from
her lntc home in Charlotte County
this afternoon at ? o'clock She is
survived By the following children:
Mrs. j. II. Nichols. OF Richmond ID.
W. and George y. Hamilton. Of Char
lotte County Mrs. &. l.. ChappclI. OF
Richmond: I. g. and W. II. Hamilton,
OF Charlotte County: II. T.. Hamilton.
~ Richmond and eleven Srandchil-
dren
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GENERALS ELEVEN ar
IN SPRING TRAINING

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
LENINGTON, VA. May l5-Ncariy
NIFTY candidates for positions on
Washington and Lees 1922 footbau
eleven reported on Wilson Field hero
this afternoon for the first day of
spring practice under the direction OF
Head Coach Raftery.
The men Will be given two weeks
training period In passing, punting
ana other fundamentals. Jimmy De-
Hart, who will coach the Generals
next fall. Will arrive in Lexington bv
the last OF the week from his home in
New Bethlehem, Pa
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Marvin Movers

HARRIsoNBURG. VA, May Ia
The world war claimed another victim
when Marvin Meyers, IS, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Rem Meyers, died Sunday
morning at his home here from COM
plications resulting from being gassed
in the battle OF Sedan. Meyers was
n member OF Company H. Eighteenth
Infantry, First Division. and took
part in the Mcust- ArEonnc lighting
and h''tlcs before Sedan. lie was
a mcI,''c" OF the first United States
company to cross the Rhine. Burial
with military honors Will I've in charge
OF Rockingham rost of the American
Legion.
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SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
HOLD SPRING REUNION
Inennblr Degrees From Fourth 10
Fourteenth Conferred on Class
of EUrtN-ScNcn.

The spring reunion OF the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite oC Free
masonry In the VALLEY % Richmond
opened last night In the Scottish Rite
temple. Harrison Street and Park
Avenue when the inenablu degrees
IRON the fourth 10 the fourteenth
were conferred on "a class OF forty
seven candidates by tho Lodge OF Per-
lection. OF which Robert j.. Ford is
tn. master.
Several hundred Scottish Rite
Masons were present from Richmond
ana various other parts Of the State.
To-Day the historical degrees from the
httecnth 10 the eighteenth Will be
conferred by Pelican cbapter
kn!Ahts Of Rose Croix, No. 2. of which
w. :, Hctt.t is the muster The re-
union VIII continue through Thurs
day.
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BELGIAN TENNIS
CHAMP ELIMINATED
LRY Associnted Press- !

BRUSSELS. May i5.-The olimina-
ton OF NJ. Washer, the Belgian chan,
non, and runner-up to William T.
ridden In the ST. Cloud championship
Spain proved the Greatest s,rpr, ec
IN the third day OF the international
hard-conrt CHAMPIONSHIPS. DO Ciomar
defeated washer. G-3 6-3. 1912 ga.
tochet and BOrOtra. OF France and
poth the Nonso brothers, Of Spain.
survived the second round In singles
whiie Mile. I.englen. the French cham
mon: and Miss Elizabeth Ryan. OF
california, easily defeated Madame a.,
5orman and Madame Dupont in the
lndics dOuhlns "
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral Of George Il. ncc.on.

Funeral services for George II. Bee
SON ," years Old. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 7. Eecson. 2s07 Hawthorne
Avenue, viii be conducted from st.
Peters Catholic church tomorrow
morning al 10 ocluch
MI RcoEon. a travelling salesman
III the employ OF the stephen Putney
shoe Company. WAS drowned last Sat
urday while bathing at the Sans Souct
Club. near Mullins. s. G. The body
arrived here sunday and was taken
70 tho homo % his parents. Besides
his parents. Mr. Reeeon is survived
by one brother, Waller Beeson.
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Thomas G.. icnrninn

HARRISONBURG. VA, May 49,
Thomas c. Enrman, So, a Confederate
veteran. who served throughout the
Wnr Between the states. died SUN
DAY at University Hospital, Char
lottcSvillc, where he had gone for
treatment. Mr.. Earman was born near
Elkton in 1898. and was life long
resident In this section. He will be
buried in Stanton. q
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Funcrai of Samuel VI. Hudson.

AMHERST. VA. May i5-Funeral
services OF the late Samuel Meredith
Hudson, who died Friday in Rich
mond, were held yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, in the Methodist Church
at Amherst, and were conducted by
Rev w. y. Orscr. pastor OF tho
church. Appropriate music was rem
dcred by the choir. both al the
church and at the grave. The body
was buried at the Amherst Gene
terry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

The funeral Of Mrs. Josephine Lun-
din, widow Of Charles j. l.undin, the
last viCc-cousUl Of Norway and Swc-
den stationed in Richmond. who died
at the home Of her daughter. Mrs. w.
| G. Chcnau!A 400 bellevue Avenue.
Forest Hill, Saturday evening at G:3O
o'clock, We're held in st. James F.pis-
copa! Church yesterday afternoon.
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GoidIe Rapp IN Hurt.

ST. LOUIS. MO. May l6.-"Goldie"
Rapp. third baseman OF the Fhiladcl-
phia Nationals, was picked UP un-
conscious after falling head first into
He was going after a foul hit by
MoHenry In tho third inning Tho
extent OF his injuries was not avail
able. Leo substituted for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
Public Auction Sale
To Close an Estate
No. 2612 East Grace Street
On TUESDAY. MAY is. 1922.
IT : O'CLOCK l. NJ.
D$ THE PREMISES.

We shall, by direction Of the par
ties in interest. orrer for gale this
substantial and conveniently located
detached. twO-story brick DWELLING
containing about eleven large rooms.
with large Two story brick garage
on rear of lot facing paved alley
This propert: Is built Of the very
best material. and its location and
appointment makes IL one Of the
most dcsiTa bic in this city.
TERMS 1T sale
CRCTCHFIELD 6 COMPANY.
Auctioncers
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AUCTIONS-LECliLS
Auction Sales
MORTON q. TIiALIIiMER.
REAL. ESTATE hrCTIDSEER
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16
INDUSTRIAL COTTON MILLS
COMPANY. INCORPORArED

Special Meeting OF the SLookhoidar,
Notice is hereby given that a sp.eial
moaning or tho stockholders of the In.
oust1iai Cotton Mills Company. Incorpor.
eteu, mas been called by resolution OF rhe
BOARD or Directors OF <aid COMPANY 10 hs
held AT the principal o,hce o. said com
p r1. at iiol East Main Street. in the
City OF Richmond Virginia. on tho 2srH
DAY OF MAY. 1922. at tho hour or IA
a.. NJ. for the following purposes. among
others. 'h
J.. TO consider and act upon Articles and
Agreement OF Merger and COnsoIidaiinn
entered INTO b. the !ioards OF Dirrc,or.
OF the Industrial Cotton NIs Comna,v
Incorporated and the Biue Buckle 90, :
ton Mills. Incorporated. whereby tho Blu,
buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated n.
merged and consolidated with and into
tho Industrial Cotton Mills COMPANY in
corporated. upon the terms and condition.
lated at length in SAID agreement.
To consider and act upon any other
sAatter in connection with or pertInsnt
- said merger and consolidation, and any
Snd all matters which may properly be
brought before or considered at said spe-
cetspanx.
~ eOs~ ac H. B1sra Of Directors.
. = f. :ApEHGN.
E,4t y-.s, w >-,~.. 49,. yfCss%.S ~,
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COLLEGE BASEBALL.
University or Mississippi. 0: Mis-
sissippi y. & NJ. L.
Princess Was Not winncr.

KKUSS ELS, May I5-PrinCcsa
Lobokiwichzova. OF Czecho- Siovakia,
contrary TO yesterdays announce
ment, did not win her match with
Mrs. Sattcrthwaite, OF England, In the
international hard court tennis ham
pionship here, IL was officially an
nounced today. The original an
nouncement was made through an
error in identification. and IL was ex-
planned today that il was Mrs sat
terthwaltc who won the two love sets
from the Czccho- Slovakian princess,
Il IL
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GIANTS, l: CUBS, 0
fBy Associated press1

CHICAGO. May l5.--Nehf held Chi
cago TO five scattered hits today.
while New York punched their hits
and shut out the locals. to o. ~
Tho visitors hit Aldrldge freely,
nut hve fast double plays cut off fur.
ther scoring by the Giants. Ban
crofts double and single by Groh
scored the only run of the game.
STATE was ordered out OF the game
in the sixth inning by Umnire SEN
tell. because of an argument.
Tho score.
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TnrheeI joins YRuks.

NEW YORK. May i5.-Manley
Ilewcllyn Il tail riGht-handed pitcher
from North Carolina University. re-
ported today To Manager Huggins, or
the New York Americans. He was
one OF the leading college pitchers
or the South.
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Jess Willard ON Fence.

Los ANGELES CAL. May H.
Whether jess willard. former worlds
heavyweight pugillstiC champion. viii
again enter the boxing game is stiii
- m>'cr Of conjecture, even with
himse,l. according 10 statement
today
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Three ARMY BnIloop TEAM, !, u,c.

SHlNGTON, May 10. Three
army balloon teams VIII he entered
IN the national balloon race starting
from Milwaukee May 81. which vii
determine the three American teams
to he entered In the international
year,
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Large Stock of TOYS


grade goods. viii be offered whole. " '"
& % rS Lease Wn he offered Of Lease
trustee Ii
TERMS: Cash. HEATH J.
-''''"
yesse s as y tue ssSay h . nsTs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION
AND cDHpLETiOS OF THE
HASDLEY SCHOOL.
i.orIied the Equity Grounds.
"iucheEtcr. Virginia.
separate and sealed proposals. FOR the
erection arI completion o: IN" Handl-y
school. located on tn. Equity Grounds.
WinChest"r Virginia, vii! %. received b.
the building cpuI;n!tt"" ~! stewart Bell
and IL. T.. ByTt ut ths iisndI-y Library.
Winchester. Virginia. un'!i u o'clock
noon. June &c, 1877 ana VIII he publicly
opened tn, same day.
Drawing. specifications. in.truc,on, 30
bidders AMI pTu:"ra! forms may b- ob-
taincJ from the above named committees
the otiioc OF The Evening Star. WIN
chester. virginia. and the bgi!dcrs ~
change. 10 East Fay"t's Street. Bait
more, M. : c:rpgs:. az enc hundred dol
lars MI be required.
BIDS xiii be considered FOR any or a.!
Oi the following it.aHs.
!. Masonry.
5 s,-ie,grs! Steel and M,c.lirn.ou,
Ornamental Iron.
& Latin and piEst.r.
3. MhThia ana Ii!-.
. Hoonng ard Sh--l N.'s,.
reint.ng and Finishing.
>. EitriFicSl WORK.
>. rl4mrlrs Sewers amt C.ns Ft'irg.
., n'"t!ng and Nrnu!Iung
IL Elevator.
The rsht 10 rejea, any and AID biI, j,
reserved
No,q ,ha, dat. mas been cnaa sel from
June ''h 10 Ju*h ANN.
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FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1922.
~ 100 i. NJ O'Clock.

decd. as follows All that certain
TRACT, piece or parcel OF land. with
,he improvements thereon rights.
Thereto helonring. lying ana being III
Beaver Dam Msgistcrial pistr.ct,
Hanover county. Virginia. near Dos
containing i@73s7 acres. more or
less. being the same tract ot land OF
which the. late Thomas boswell died
ZION Of 30 acres conveyed hy his
devices 10 7. - boswell. and 6.i3
acres convcyed by Frederick II. Nasei
and %ife 10 the 81 hiehmond;; E Free,
Company. and the boundaries OF
which said original tract are fully set
cat and described on plat OF n
II. w. Wingheld. Surveyor OF Han
deed from ann ns i f. bos@el let Ct ais.
and OF record In the Clerks Ofhce
q Hanover County In ID. IL. 30, page
lo7; and being the same real estate
Eradt by deed from Henrietta Rrum.
der ct ais. dated May 10. 1913. and
Of record in the Clerks Ofhcc OF tn.
said County OF Hanover in -. Il. SIS.
page 2ss.
Also NIL Of his right title and in.
terrs; In and 10 certain right OF
Rrumdcr by Frederick II. NaGrl ana
which right OF way is conveyed TO
she said v. ! Pnueradt in the above
mentioned decd.
TERMS; Enough IN cash Ia pay
the expenses OF executing this trust.
pro rata taxes for The year 1922; aad
to pay one note. for 100000, with in.
teceat thereon from May %. 1891, and
upon a crcdi, $50 fnr as the proceeds
Of sale viii 900 sufficient with inter
o o66 81 shere9n 80 60 dpay the sums Of e.
g. la22; TO pay the further sums ~
100000 and $4,000 to become due
May rs, 1929 10 pay the further sums
Of 100000 and $4,000 to become due
sums Of 100000 and $4,000. payable
May rs. 1928, and The residue. If any.
in equal instalments at one and two
years from date OF sale. evidenced by
notes, with interest added. All de
ferrcd payments to be secured by
deed 81 trust on the said property.
NOTE-This sale il made subject
to first deed OF trust securing the
principal sum OF sl5,000.00. with ac-
crued interest from November Is.
1921.
LElTTI 8. BREMNER
Sole Acting Trustee,
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William Henry McIIs.

rETERSBURG. VA, May i5-Fol-
lowing brief period OF declining
health. William Henry Wells, a we'll
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known citizen residing near Burn
side. Dinw!Idic County. near this city.
died yesterday morning at the home
OF J. Whcclhousc. zoos Hinton Street.
While the deceased had been in i'll
health FOR some time. he was able
TO be out on the streets last Satur-
dag. and his death was unexpected to
ais family and friends. Mr.. Wells is
survived by his wife. Mrs. Cora L.
Wells: one brother. Ernest +. Wells.
OF this city. and one sister, Mrs. Kate
+. Verney. of Richmond; also n num-
Dor OF nIeces and nephews of this
city. He was member OF Eureka
Lodge. No. 81. Knights OF pythias.
aud virginia Council J. o. L. A. NJ.
Both organizations Will attend the
funeral and the body will be laid
TO rest with the last rites OF the
orders. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 1870 o'clock from
the above residence. Rev. DR.. Il G..
Primr,. pastor Of West End Raptis,
Church. Will oHiciate. lnterment will
be in Blandford Cemetery
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Misr Grncc Y. nncsdalc.

PETERSBURG. VA, May l5.-Miss
Grace Virginia RHgsdale daughter
Of Thomas Norman and Martha Tall
ley RagsGalc, died Saturday after
noon at 1880 o'clock Mt the home
Of her parents. 1918 Shepherd Street.
following an Illness OF eight weeks.
Miss ItaGsdale WAS We'll known
through the city and her deeath Will
he source OF deep regret among
her many friends and acIua;ntanccs.
BESIDES her parents. she is survived
by one sister, Mrs. Thomas Mayton.
and one brother 7. y. RaEstlalc. The
funeral was held this afternoon at 4
o'clock from st. Johns Episcopal
Church, the Rev. II. S. Osborne OH
ciat!nG, who was assisted by Rev.
lJr. Edwin Garter, rector OF Grace
Episcopal Church, and the Rev. DR..
Ramber, pastor of Washington Street
Christian Church. Interment was in
Blandford.
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Texn. Lrnuue ItesuI,.

Dallas. 9; Houston. I.
Shreveport, S. Galveston, ..
inninRs).
Fore Worth. 16; San Antonio. 8.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

BY CErTCliFIELD g COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctioueers.
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BISHOPS ELECTION
BIC EVENT TO-DAY
Continued From First Yagel

thc office. The man receiving the %
CURED vote is declared elctd and the
hailotinG begins ancw.
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TBatted for STATE in sixth
tBatted for Callaghan in seventh.
Stated for Terry in ninth
Score by innings: r.
New York " 600 6l6 Ooo-l
Chicago " 600 GOO oo0-0
summary: Two-bas hits-Bancroft
CD, Miller. Sacriiices-Nehf. Dou-
HE plays--Terry, Hoiiocher t2): Ter
try. o'Farrell and kelleher: O'Farral,
Ferry; iiollochcr, Terry. Grimes. Left
on bases-New York. 3; Chicago, ..
Bases on halls-off Aldridge, =: OF
Nehf =. Struck out--by Aldridge,
1. Hit by pitcher--by Aldridge
CGroh, SINNERS. keliyD Umpires.
Senteli and Klein. Time OF game.
2:O9.
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Hcrrsy Probe Loses out.

l.NUTtS 10 nave the nineteenth
Iuadrisnnia! conference OF the Meth
o!!st Episcopal Church, South. in ses-
sion here. appoint II committee to in
NesilEate charges that "heresy" is be-
inS taught in certain OF the church'S
schools and colleges and III parts of
the mission held. failed when the
special committee considering the
matter late tonight adopted a reso-
luton. which made no mention OF the
appointment OF such Il committed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-16

International League Results. =
Toronto. 4; Jersey City. S III
Buffalo. II; Baltimore, IL, III
Syracuse, &; Newark. 1. Slsi
Rochester. Z; Reading. p &5M
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UNITED STATES MARsuALs SALE.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
by virtue OF an order OF Sale is
sued out Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Eastern District
1922. notice is hereby given that |
Will sell by Public Auction. for cash,
on THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY, 1929, at il:3C o'clock a. NJ. In
front OF the Bank Street entrance to
the United States Post-Oiiice Bulld-
Ing. Richmond. Va: one % bay horse
as he stnnds. Can be seen ut N. l..
Jeter's boarding stables, 4l9 North
CLARENCE q. SMITHERS,
United States Marshal.
BY W. q. WILTSHIRE,
Deputy u, 3. Marshal.
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THE ATLANTIC l.AND AMD IMPROVE.
MEST COMPANY

OINCe OF Tue 5tcTetary,
Notice 10 hereby given that the regula.
annual meeting OF Stockholders OF The
Atlantic Land and Improvement Com
pany will be held at the office OF tho
company In the Richmond Terminal Rail
way Station. In the city or Richmond.
virginia. Oh TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY. 1879, at 1890 O'Clock p. III.
X. L. BORDEN. Secretary.
April 20. 1874
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY

once OF tho Secretary.
Notice 10 hereby given that the regular
annual and general meeting OF Stockholm
srs al the tantto Coast Line Railroad
company Will be held at the ofice OF the
ConpahS, In the Richmond Terminal Rail
way station. In the city OF Richmond
vlrslnia on TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
OF MAY 1922 1T ii O'Clock A. ~ The
transfer books OF the Company w!il close
Wednesday May g. 1919. at } o'clock &. ~.
ana VIII be reopened on Wednesday. May
IL. 1872. at 10 o'clock A. a..
II. l.. BORDEN. Secretary
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nLuE BUCKLE COTTON MILLS.
SCpHPDRATED
SpcclAI M+tiing OF II. s,ochhoId.r,

STcc!a! Meeting OF ths S;ockholder,
Notice i hefrb! given that a special
me nag OF the stochhoIders Of the B.ve
HueHie Cotton MINIS. Incorporated has
eeen called by resolution OF the Board Of
Directors Of said company. to b. held
81 the principal Office Of said company at
l!Ul East Main Street, in tho City OF
Richmond. virginia. on tho 7STH DAY
or NAY. 1872, al tho hour OF 10 A. NJ for
the following purposes, among Others:
J. To consider and act upon Articles
ara Agreement OF Merger and Con,ollda-
ton entared Into by the Boards OF pl.
rectors OF the Industrial Cotton MlLs
COMPANY. Incorporated. and the H!ue
Buckle Cotton Mills. incorporated where.
by the Blue Buckle Cotton Mills Incor-
porated. ~ merged ana consolidated w!,h
and into tho Industrial Cotton Mills Com.
pany. incorporated upon this termH and
conditions stated a, length In said agree
ment.
:. To consider and act upon any other
matter IN connection with OF pertinent 10
SAID merger ana consolidation ana any
shI all matters winch may prup.r!s d.
brought before or cOms!dei-J al suid sou.
cisl meeting OF tac Stockholders OF SAID
cUrngany.
80 order Of the Board Of Directors.
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