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icy United Ncws.j

WASHINGTON. March 6.-iiome
building throughout the nation dur
ing the last three months exceeded
in volume the activities for the same
months in any year since 1912 ac-
cording TO Secretary Hoover.
Addressing the National Associa'
ton of Real Estate Boards, in con-
vcntion he:c. Hoover declared. how
ever. that building. while accel>
Grated. had NOT yet reached n point
sufficient 10 meet the lamentable
need OF housing"
Local Communities Can Aid.
II hive n feeling" he said, ";hat
local communities can solve the pub
lie problems OF the building sttua-
ton: Efficiency of labor. costs OF
material and other factors entering
into construction work necessarily
vary in each section.
1t Is the province OF real estate
men, through such organizations as
your local boards and your national
association of boards. to stimulate
community activity and build up
your sections. l have found that
you are actually doing this work at
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LATIN-AMERICANS
FEATURE BOND MART
tBy Associnted Press. ]

NEW YORK. March 6.-Latin-
American Issues were the striking
features OF today's broad bond mar
ket Mexican government As and
as STRENGTHENING on reports that
the reorganization OF MoXico's extern
al obligations is making progress.
Early reactions In several of the
other foreign Issues. especially the
Dominion OF Canada 1926 Offering,
were fully recovered In the greater
nrmness shown by tho general list
before the close.
or the latest undertakings the sue
cessful flotation OF the new Argen-
tine government s27,000.00O by an
American syndicate was the most In
toresting development. Domestic
rails strengthened after early hesita-
ton and utilities showed pronounced
Improvement on the decision OF the
Supreme Court in the Consolidated
Gas case. Liberty bonds closed at
nominal gains and losses. Total
sales. par value. aggregated siS,-
3TS.00o.
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Markets
CHICAGO GRAIN MAnKEr.

CHICAGO. March e-Expor, buying Of
United States wheat. together with AN eK-
p"Sted advance OF prices at Buenos Aires.
ied 10 substantial gains mere tOda! In
the value Of wheat ms market here
c.orsd strong at las 70 &c ne, higher.
To 4.2l... Corn finished 10 TO lh.c W. and
outs - to i=c ut. There wap a setback
OF l"c 70 i:c IN prOvisious. The senbVa I'd
r:p":!ed after the CLOS. tina, .Jp."J bush
els %! wheat was worked toF EuTOp" to-
nay ana that fu.thc. indulEI"s we're in
:he ina!h"i. IN" bu.k of the gvheat taken
toT Europe wrs ~ the !uru:n variety
grown IN the United States and destined
inr Italy. In addition. an order from
u be filled k;nurEow. presumably with
Canadian waeHl. With suCh factors In the
market, word that Hucnos Aires quota
toms WEI" ~ ~ coiUpaicd with the
opening say. decided iIapotuS TO conf
dsncc ON the part Of buyer. here. espc-
cia!ly as gora!U was cu-rcn, tina, domestic
milling demand had enlarged.
Ealing of In the United States visible
supp! toihl blso counted az "A bu!li.h in
ffvence. Today- upiur1 In prices Tor
wheat was preceded Dy rather violent
downwart! swings of the market during
mo early Transactions The chic! rea.
soDH given for the temporary weakness
mus shown were lower quotations. at
Liverpool and large increase Of world
yh'piu.nts last wcrE. the aEsrrgatc bcirs
the heaviest Or the season.
Corn and Data werc halpcl u-.ward nv
a more acuTe demand for corn FOR export
ard for shirincnt 10 New England
Provisions declined IN value With hogs,
On the sstbachs. however, packers became
Leading futu-as ty'',,.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. March G.-potatocs
white. 10" pounds. 1859 AS: No. :. 75m
loo: l5o pounds. 3.Ood3.2S: No ?. l.75m
200: sweets and vans. bnrsc!i. 30ouiso:
NO. 2 lisa 400: bushei, i.ioIl.o5 No.
soar; beans. hamper. 2.5oai.oo. bects.
bunch. taI: cabbage. hamper, LOCALES:
carrots. bunch. 3Ic: oaulifowsr, crate.
-.HoHa.So; cucumte.s. crate. I5oas5o;
egsplants. crate, 2.5OQ 800: horse radish.
barrel. i.50a 500: kale. barrel. I.a5Qi.to.
Lettuce. BASKET 2.5OaI;o: onions. 100
pounds. e.o01s5c: No ?. 3ooG5.oo:
! oysterplan:s, bunch. Sces: parsnip5. bushe:.
Goa Is: peas. hamper. 5.00Is.50: peppers.
crate. :.soai.50; spinach. barrel c5oa
100: squash. crate. i.5oaa.5O. tomatoes.
crate. aooTi.5o: turnips. basket. 3OGa5.
Apples. pnchcd. barrel. 5.oOas.0o: No.
?. 5.ooTs.so: bushei. l.6Oae7s; box an.
pies. 2.259t.OO: cranbcrrlas. barrel. 25.ooR
5000 grapefruit. box. 2.75Ua.75; oranges.
box. i.ooG 500; tanEcrincs. strap, 6.oo0a
300: strawberries. quart, $685..
1.-Two pouiiry-Turkcys. pound. 35G45.
old toms. 35 poor and crookeld breasts.
10: young chickens SsTSs: rough ami
Stacy. ?342i: old hens. 30; small and
white icEhorns. IS: Old ROSTERS 1911:
ducks. :Sa 60: geese. 25I3g; poor and
thin. @oGc2: pigeons. pair. S5Qio; guinea
fowl. each. 40T7O.
Dressed pou!try-Turkcys pound. sST
50: OLD toms. 35afS6; poorly dressed and
thin. 30; young chickens. ss95: old and
mixed. 30Y ~; old boosters. II: capons
Ssu -; slips. 81 30; ducks. 3og36: geese.
IS n 30.
Eggs-l.oss OF. Native and nearby
firsts. dozen. IS y q 20: southern, %: duel:
eSgs. 90: goose eggs. 75Isg.
bu'ter-Crehmery fancy. pound, 3ST
49, prints. 5?g 81; nearby creamery, 3iSt
IS: ladies. 2iGf25: rolls enTr2a. s,nrs
packed. Is: dairy prints. e0W23; process
butter. 81.
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BARGAIN AND SALE.

l5"-ROsa Carroll. John (husbnnd),
to Clarence Sawycrs. No. 2l2O south
by Darlington Street. west by Glenn,
north and east by Il Street 63 feet
irregular. March 4. 1929. Tax. $50
156--R. II. Stoltz, Sudlc NJ (wife).
to ~ ii. Zollinger. south line Cary
Street 80 feet east Elm Street, east
Sc feet inches by 100 feet north line
Chaffln Street % feet east. Elm Street
east SO feet inches by 100 feet
Lien $4,000. January IS, 1929. Tax
Sc. $40.
l57-R. II. stoltz. sudie NJ. (wifc).
to y. II. Zollingcr No. 1918 north line
Wtnder Street 3Sl feet. west Carter
street. west II feet by 1925 Inches.
January 20. 1922. Tax $3.50. $40.
los--A. IL. ZoliinGcr. y. J. wifc).
TO Il. II. Stoliz. Nos. 2I0l-oiOi-A-
2io3-2iOa-A. southwest corner Chat
fin and Elm Streets, &! feet inches
by 120 feet Lien $4,000. January
81, 1922. Tax sl2. $40.
lG2-W. Il. Robins. Clara r. fwife)
to II. w Williams, Judith jwifel.
northwest corner Thirty second and
Streets. &C feet by 1870 feet. Nos.
sl22-3l2i. September l, 1920 Tax
$3.50. $40.
l6l-virginia c. crosier. John H.
Crosier. to Charles +. Lauterbuch,
south line Boyd Street. 80 feet i
inches. west Hancock Street, west
1t feet inches by l06 feet lion
N06. July II. 1916. Tax 81. $40
l6'-Bessie McCaw Tompkins ct ais.
christopher Tompkins. 10 Manuel
llerderian. No. 100 northwest corner
Floyd and l.ombardy Streets. II feet
$500.
17s-Avondalc Land Company. Inc
10 'ioiet ID. beveuN. lot one block 10.
hrnok dale April %. 1920. $500.
i't-GreaieT Richmond Realty
company Inc, to j. Clinton Childrrss
H. L. Sears, east line CommonweuIth
street. % feet by 1876 feet. IoI IA
$40. ~
l'5-Gcorge &. Fairlamb. Ada c.
Robertson. Charles II. Robertson Jr
Zelda +. Gost TO Max WctZcl No
lllI east line Brook Road, a79 feet
south Franklin Street. south. 81 f,ct
inches by 40 feet. February 3
1922 SS25. "
i76-"abina sieivcrs to NJ. MAYO
Dunn. north line Taylor Street ~
rect west Meadow Street, west ia
feet inches by 100 feet. March ls.
l9@l Tax $3.50. $40. '''
l1S--John 4. Garrett to Marie
Kiengic. No. 300 east line Rowland
street. 1879 feet inches north Han.
over Avenue. north 90 feet by us
feet inches. February %. 1929.
Tax $3.50 $40.
15e-Randolph Street Bapttst
Church to Homo Mission Board of
the Southern Baptist Convention,
northwest corner Randolph and Rev
erly Streets. 90 feet by 100 feet. July
Ia, 1920. $4,000.
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers arc doing now. InsteaI NJ
taxing tonics. or trying to patch up
q poor digestion. they are attaching
the real cause OF the ailment--ciom,
Sch liver and disordcred bowels.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. arouse
the liver III soothing. healing way
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach
troubles.
Have you bad taste. coated
tongue. poor appetite. n lazy, don't
ctfe Keeling. no ambition or energy.
trouble with undiEestcd foods? Take
olive Tablets. the substitute for calo-
mel
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You Will know them
By their olive color. They do tho
work without gripping. cramps or pain.
rake one or two ct bedtime for
G.ick relief. Eat what you like. lSc
and S6c.--Adv.
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.HEFL|N'S RESOLUTION
GOES TO BANKING BODY
Alabama Senator CHARGES
Move Attempt TO "Chloro-
FORM Investigation.
Thy Associated prcss.l

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The rcso-
tuition Introduced by Senator Helm,
Democrat. Alabama. providing for an
investigation into alleged politica,
activities OF officials OF the Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank was referred
by the Senate today TO it's Banking
and Currency Committee for consid-
GRAFTON. The vote was 81 to -, with
all Democrats and half a dozen Re-
publicans voting In the negative.
MIR. HELM sought last wcel: to send
the resolution 10 the Scna;e'sl Com
mittce on Contingent Expenditures.
nut was defeated. The motion 10 re-
Ter II To The Banking Committee was
made by Senator Edge. Republican,
New Jersey. and was declared by MIR
heh!n To be IL move 10 "chloroform"
Inc proposed Investigation. He said
he regarded the Banking Committee
rs nnfriendly TO the proposition.
The resolution was the outgrowth
of alleged distribution by officials OF
the Atlanta bank OF copies of Il
speech by Senator Glass. Democrat
virginia. In defense OF the Federal
reserve Board and reserve system.
In that speech. Mr.. Glass also crIti-
cized !ir tiehins frequent attacks
on the reserve board and officials OF
reserve banks.
y heated hgh; resulted from Mr..
Helms request To send the rcsolu-
ton TO the expenditures committee
After defeat of the Helm motion,
MI Edge Immediately asked to re-
fer the measure to the Banking Com
mittee, hut for nearly week neither
side was able to keep the subject be-
fore the Senate long enough TO OH
tain 4 vote
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COFFEE.
NEW YORK. March G.-Fur;fer advances
met scattered aiizin.: In the market for
crHec futures today, but the Brazilian
markets were fir;Eer ana thsre We're CON
t.uuci reports of Il better spOt demand.
"hiSi! held rrices generally c;cnGy. The
opening was 20 poiu,. higher and az
tiEn months sold TO points act hI:hrr.
win May contracts touching So. % =. ~
Joints above the low leTc! %. In,t week
That delivery closed q, ..ss ua. VITA me
genera! market showing :. I..t advance
OF 20 points. Saica were ceIimateG
AT about 49, bags. Ma.sn sCJ: May
s-t;. Jo!!. SO. ssItcrnb.r. 81: October.
Sp"t cJii"c was reported III better de-
mana; Win prices hrrl at els for Rio -
ahd l"H I3's FOR Santos Is cost and
ireishi .neFs We're hrmcr !nciudlnf: santos
- ana os az iS;Wu 1872 and l,io - az $50
The official oaoiea showed Il decline Of
- icis IN the dollar buying rate, win an
ad.ansc of I'D IN Kio exchange on London
IHe h!p market was - TO 81 rel. lower
l"e carly cable quoted Santos unchanged
Z" :" refs and later reports showed an
advance OF lsj ia I,s r.ln Their. we're
t.sp rninors here late OF a further aJ-
vance of I'D in Rio exchange on London
win a iurthe- decline III the dollar buying
'aie BRAZILIAN receipts. 1900: Jundiahy
.ec"ipts. 2;.Go.
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TRUSTEES.
Auction Sale

WiIH A SIN-RoOM DWELLING
AND y THREEROOM TENANT
House. BARN AND ALL NECES-
TERFIEI.D COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
NEAR DOESET'S STORE.
In execution OF Il certain deed OF
trust, dated January q. 1920. and re-
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield County.
Virginia. III Deed Cook l5S, page 81,
default having been made on por--
ton of the dept therein secured. and
being required by the beneficiary SO
10 do, l Will sell by public auction,
on this premises,
THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1922.
AT O'Clock l.. NJ,
the property in said deed. as follows:
Ali that certain tract, piece or par
eel OF land, lying and being in Man
chester District, County or Chester
Held, virginia. four niles SOUTH OF
tive t65) acres. more or less, described
and bounded on north side Ivy Goodies
Bridge Road, or Broad Rock Road.
east by Geo. Stewart. south by Dorset
ana Patterson. west by ". l.. Dorset.
being the same land conveyed to said
Ernest Calls by deed from Albert }.
Seelmann and wife. dated January -.
1870. and recorded In the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court OF Ches-
terfeld County in ID. Is. l5S. page 81,
consisting OF two tractS-one OF forty
(i0) acres, more or eleSS ID, Is. "a,
page 32U), and the other tract con-
tanning twenty-five (25) acres, de-
scribed as follows: Commencing at a
pine stump on Goodies Bridge Road.
where land herein conveyed and the
land of q. q. McTyre meet, thence
down straight line, along n line OF
the said McTyre, south 2Ois degrees
west SO poles TO a stake. thence in a
straight line. nearly direct west
about &c poles to IL stake, and THENCE
IN straight line north, 20H degrees
east, to n stake In Goodies Bridge
Road slightly below Hancock's old
stone, thence down Goodies Bridge
Road about &c poles to beginning.
TERMS: Cash as 10 so much OF the
proceeds as may be necessary to de-
fray the expense OF executing this
trust, Including n Trustees commits
sion of per ccntum, and TO my n
note OF S2;li5.00, with interestfat 6
per cent from January %, $50, and
to assume a note for $4,000, due
January %. 1923, with the interest
thereon from January 90, 1920.
HASKINS HOBSON,
Trustee.
CHAPLIN & CLARK
Auctioneers
WHEN placing DIspatch classified Ad.
aak onr a .
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CYRIL WALKER WINS
MOBILE TOURNAMENT
Gene Sarazen, Who Captured
Southern Open Golf Title,
Is Second.
10. LOW SCORE FOR 10 HOLES
Large Galleries Follow Various
PnIrs Over Country Club Course.
Many of Hest Professionals En-
tered In Event,
LEY Associated Press.l

MOBILE. ALA. March G.-Cyril
Walker. professional. OF the Engle.
vood Country club. Englewood, y.
T., won first prize in the Mobile
Country Clubs open golf tourna-
mcnt today with 4 low score OF 152
FOR thirty-siN holes. Gene Sarazcn.
OF the Highland Country Club, Pitts
5urgh. who was winner of the
southern open championship in New
Orleans. last Saturday. took second
Hri=e with a score of i54 Other
rrlzc winners were as follows:
Charley Hoffncr. Philmont Country
Club. Philadelphia. third. 1856.
John Golden, OF Tuxedo Park. n. Y,
fourth, l5c. V
Pat oIfara. Richmond County
Country Club. New York. NTH. 157.
Tom Boyd. Fox Hills, y. Y. sixth,
i5a.
George Bowden. Hamilton County
Country Club. Cincinnati. seventh,
Tom Rapjoppi. Maplewood Country
club. Mapiewood. y. j.. eighth. lei.
Pat Doyle. Algonquin club. st.
Louis. ninth. l61.
Frank Adams. Gulfport. Miss.
tenth ICE.
This was the first open tournament
ever staged by the Mobile Country
SiuD ana WIS ucclued success. rho
large galleries following the various
pairs. especially those who watched
Sarazen and Macdonald, Walker and
O'Ilara and others, including John
Golden. saw wonderful exhibition
OF golf
Macdonald and Sarazcn were With
in pitching distance after their
drives on the long thirteenth hole,
the long as we'll rs difficult fifteenth
hole and the long seventeenth and
eighteenth holes. MncDonald's drive
on the thirteenth was estimated at
900 yards, mostly up hill.
The eighteen entrants In the Coun-
try Clubs tournament included many
Of the very best professional golf
crs in the country. but the record OF
the Mobile course never having been
shot in par, stands. The prize of 500
for the player making th,rty-siX
holes in AZ or less was not collect
ed. Walkers score OF l52 was the
nearest they came. John Golden
| made the lowest score on n single
round of eighteen holes when he
turned in a.
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BY c. l.. and u. L. DESOON. INC.
Real Estate Auc,ionccrs
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE FARM IN
HANOVER COUNTY.
VIRGINIA,
CONTAINING 3GGG acres.
MORE OR LESS


ny virtue OF certain decd OF trust
dated July 1919, ana duly recorded
~ the clerks Office. OF the Circuit
default having been made in the
payment of certain notes secured
therein. and being required so TO do
~ the holders OF same. We will sell
ny public auction, at the of1cc OF
the Richmond itcal Estate Exchange,
no. % North Ninth Street. Richmond,
Virginia. or
TUESDAY. MARCH :. 1922.
at ! o'Ciock y NJ
the farm described. as follows:
All that certain tract or parcel Of
iand. with the improvements thereon
III Henry Mas!st.riai District. Han
over County, Virginia. containing
.t6* acres. more or less. and being
that pari OF TIA. sou.. acre turn
KNOWN Us WoodDcrry" tnat was re.
,a!ncd u l.. j. f!Ippo after deducting
tnc ooo acres sofa ard conveyed by
MN 10 GcorS: g. PcaSc ny dccu dated
January !, 1907. ana rvcoidcu IN -. IS
d. page %. the properly hereby con-
Seyeu being bounded Un the nortn
by me .d!.u. OF i>.-I- finw NoTInciiy
"a part OF Dundcc), On the east ny the
iahoa OF George =. ease tiotIaerly
IL part VI the original farm OF ''Wood-
tanus -: iGOrsS g. tyaSe ana anus
~ bancy Jones tknown as 'Hnly
FARM and on the west % the saiu
lands OF i-ane5 Jones and l.. T.. Haw
the original farm OF "Woouberry''
having ucun conveyed to the said Il.
}. FEppo By deed from Mary w
thomas al 2is., dated March IL, 1896,
.ind recorded III the clerks uIncr OF
hanover County, being portion OF
me real estate described III SAID deed
or trust.
TERMS: Cash az 10 the expenses Of
sale. any ,a.,vs due ana unpaid ana
taxes Tor tne year 1879. 10 be pro-
"a tcu. ala sufficient 10 pay TOUR notes
% S1.peVvO caCn, with Interest from
July ., i?2l, each OF saIu notes be-
!ng subject. however. 10 u credt, Of
'",529.!5 AS OF October -. 1871, bal :.
aHcc az one and Two years, purchaser
20 give ucSotiabl. notes bearing In
t.rvSt al the rate or 90 per annum
ana ODE secured by deed of trust
upon the said property, or all cash
as provided in the deed Of trus, un-
der which this sale is being made.
G. l.. DENOUN,
PAUL II. rENICk,
Trustees.
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PATROLMAN FOILS
ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. March 6.--Appcar-
'hcc OF Patroiman Towe near the
Whoiesale grocery warehouse of .,
cooper & Company. 4l9 Water
street about midnight Sunday. prob
ibiy frustrated robbery OF thai es-
'"piishihent. The officers attention
vas attracted to the place hy tho
presence OF an unliShted automobile.
oarked near the entrance to the ware
house.
AS the officer started across m.
street II man ran out of tho waro-
house and getting Into the car snca
away. Policeman Towe found the
'front.' door to tho building had been
forced opcn. Just inside n crate cf
cigarettes was found near the door.
apparently liz position to bc taken our
10y tho woula-bc robbers.
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PLANS FOR
NEW BANK BUILDING
approximately sI00.O0o viii Re Ex-
pended In New WORK In Min
street Structure

II is understood that plans for
me proposed addition to the Broad.
way national Bank are being revised
'oioWihS the rejection OF bids made
on 'he work. Approximately si0O.-
90" is TO be spent in alteration OF
me present building and erection of
IN H"u''ion Sat Fifteenth and East
Van streets. TIE building is to be
Of brick and limestone and vii, nrnh-
ably be erected in the pcx, fou
months. Carneal and Johnson arc
the architects.
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SILICA 7,

NEW YORK. March G.-The raw sugar
market waA hrmsr and Prices for Cubas
~ higher TO the basis Of 2-lcc cog;
ani freight. Squal TO 81? for ccrtrifusaI
mere Were sales OF about 20 90 bags of
Subas old and new crop. to a local re-
inner tor March and April shipment at
iuoted pricct. No Saioa ~ Porto RIcos
~csc repoE;ed. although holders were ask
ing sc. for ccntr!.ucaI
me faw sugar futures market was
hrin"r on scattered covering ana rcn.w~I
nuysnS 20: outside account. :ronlitea by
ihe NEinhcSs in the tpot market. Closing
iic"s were J To points net higher
May closed at ~. July. 80. September
Is: December as. AL bid
Tn. refined Ear!:e; .yua uoch,rynd .,
80 TO b31 for inc granulate,l but there
Wa good inquiry e;o.tsi.
hctncu futures wc-. .ithnu. tr5nsac-
lions. closing unchanged To ~ points not
.owyr MAY closed at $50: July SIS: Sep
;.IIbcr. 5gn ~"
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Whlte Soy onlclu1 nIr-

CHICAGO. March 6.---John Conahan.
", business manager OF the Chicnro.
Americans and close friend of Charles
Iomiskey, owner Of the SoX, died M
underwent an operation two weeks
ago. Conahan joined the White Soy
stan OF assistants twenty-five years
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LET CONTRACTS FOR
NEW HIGH SCHOOL
S'o.ido Structure, Two stories In
Height. VIII he Erected Soon
I'm ChnrlottcSyiIlr

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March
o:-Contracts have been let here for
me erection OF S79,460 two-story
hish school. to be located at Park
and Twelfth Streets. The rener,I
contract has been let to w. L. Jones.
and subcontracts have already bea,
let. The school building which no,y
occupies the site or the proposed
structure is now being wrecked
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aiding futures ranged ~ follows:
4 T. tgu., 49,
csrc,Go wv srncK MAnwEr.

CHrc,GO WE STOCK MAP;iET
CHICAGO. March Cattle: Decc!ptr
$500. active; beef steers strong: spots
h!chcr On better grades. TOP. 30; weight.
l.iS pounds. bulk b:ef steers. 5o1 So:
ga; she stock atockcrs and feeders i5c
30 PC higher: bulk Tat she s'ocR. i.Cp3rCJ0:
bulk rockcrs and fcn6ers. 6.cG1.5G. cnn-
ncrs and cutters and bulls steady TO
strong; veal calves uneNan!y sc TO 5oc
hlrh"T: bulk vea!Nrs. 9.rofIi1O'.
Hogs: Receipts. 51oo: inr TO nc lower:
noS;iy l5c lower than Saturdays average:
c.C.. fairly active shippers bought arou.
1900: hoidovcr liberal. mostly heavy
WEIGHTS: tor. 'i..i: t.1rirI hos bulk.
% SS0.i.I5: plrs about steady: hulk de-
s!rahlc 10 20 49, Founders 8. - u % -
sheep: Receipts. 100: killing c!nsess
mostly 5hc higher: spots -5c un: ,at lamb
'op 10 ~: bulk desirable kinds, 1854 70 II:
Sh"r1 'aruhs ton IS.iT- wcn'~i' v-ar!!nES.
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Patterson and Wood winners

MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA. March
Sin the autumn tennis champion
ship just ended, Gerald l.. Patterson
and O'liara Wood carried all before
them. Their overwhelming superiority
on the play has encouraged most
SanSuine honcs FOR the success OF the
Australian players ia the next Davis
cup matches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
COTTONeEED or.

NEW YORK. March s.-Cottorseed oil
broke 2 TO ;? points early under iiau!da-
tlon under the decline IN lard and selling
market had good rally OF s,.,port from
Ichncrs room covering. Final bids yer.
70 . points net lower. Saics. 81 go bar
re!n no tenders. Prime crude. 10. "od ioej:
prime -umin"r yellow spot. ll.592l?O,:
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MISCELLANEOUS M.IRKETs.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. March 6--Co:.on roods {,
primary channels were Guc;er today with
PRINT cloths easier In the wide constr rue
tIon'. ShcetinEs held steady. Tire fabrics
ana cotton dusk wcr. very quiet. Finis had
goods not OF novelty character were
pS were flr:n ~ "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-07
Four Tcon,s EIim,nn,.,

teams. two local and two from St
Joseph. No.. were eliminated I'm to-
days play. of the. national a. 4. u.
which started today. -Four games
scheduled for tonight. with tomor-
rows, eight games, VIII conclude the
first round. Z ~ ~ I, -