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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-16
PAPER EDITING
HARD IN CHINA
American Meets Series of Libel
Suits Which End Career
DisastrouslY,
Disastrously.

HARBIN.-How extraterritoriality
works out in China Is shown by
recent occurrence here. An American
citizen started to publish a daily paper
in the Russian language. His Rus
sian editor. in keeping with custom,
wrote a feuilleton in which he lam
pooned a prominent foreigner, who
promptly brought suit for libel before
the American consul. The same ar
ticle appeared in papers owned by
Russians, but it was only the Amer
lean proprietor who was brought to
book.
Then the daily in question criticised
the corporation which is to build the
tramway system, and straightway the
consul was approached by the com
panys attorneys and asked to permit
the fling of suit for $4,000 damages
for libel One of the Russian dailies
began a series of articles ridtculing
the American owned paper, but when
the editor answered back, the Amer
lean consul was appealed to for per-
mission to file libel suit
Offers Lottery
The American editors troubles did
not stop there. In order to boost the
circulation of his paper, he adopted a
plan common enough in China, and
offered a prize with each days street
sales A numbered ticket was put in
each paper, and after the days sales
were completed, a drawing was held
to select the winning ticket. Some
one lodged a complaint with the United
States Court at Shanghai, and the
publisher was put under arrest and
taken to that city to answer charges
for having violated the law of the
United States against conducting a
lottery.
With all the trouble he had encoun-
tered, his creditors became suspicious,
and when they descended upon him IN
a body, while he was in the custody Of
the deputy United States marshal,
there was nothing left for him to do
but close the doors and go out Of
business. His hectic career as a pub
Usher Of a Russian language daily
/ lasted about two months. and thus one
Of the ten daily papers Of which this
city boasts met it's Waterloo.
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LION AND LAMB
LIKE PLAyMATES
IN TARIFF FIELD
Wooden Handle Is Welded to
Pewter Spoon by Alchemy
of Votes.
PRINCIPLES ARE MUTABLE
Lodge Becomes Democrat,
While Broussard Signs Con-
tract With G. o. p.
BY SIDNEY B. WHIPPLE.
Times Staff Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The old
saw about politics and strange bed
fellows has been proved all over
again by the tariff. Henry Cabot
Lodge, epitome of Republican stand
patism, has climbed into the political
bed alongside the sterling Democrat,
Pat Harrison of Mississippi. Lodge is
for free trade-in hides.
Meantime. Senator Edwin S. Brous-
sard Of Louisiana, once listed as a
Progressive. but now registered as
Democrat, fops over into the Repub-
lican bed and embraces the tariff
ideas on sugar as expounded by G.
o. P. standpatter, Reed Smoot OF Utah
Johnson Of California, a Progress
i've in spirit, but with flesh weak"
when it comes to citrus, votes for a
tariff
Senator Andieus A Jones, New
Mexico. is a Democrat. until hides are
reached in tariff discussion.
Shouts Become Whispers
Leaders have been pounding their
desks and shouting their principles. "
But the moment discussion swings
around to the industries Of their old
home town, their voices sink to mere
whisper.
Henry Cabot Lodge becomes, tenn
porarily, a Democrat; Hi Johnson be-
comes an Old Guardsman; Broussard
wraps himself in q Republican cloak,
and Andrieus Jones joins the G. Q. P.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

2412 and 241o RAIDER ST.. Broom cot
tages Choice $2,250. Only $3.50 cash.
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MAN SERIOUSLY HURT
Run Down by Auto and Suffers Con-
Cussion Of Brain.

Sidney Kurtz. els Fletcher Ave,
was taken to city hospital suffering
from concussion of the brain and cuts
about the face and body. after he was
struck by a machine driven by Ray
mond Walker, Los Angeles, Cal, at
Meridian and Ohio SITS. last night.
Walker was arrested for assault and
battery but was released on his own
recognizance by Captain Row when
witnesses stated that he was blame
less. He is held. however, pending
the outcome of Kurtz's injuries.
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CURVES WILL GO
State Road to Edinburg WIN Be
Strengthened.

BY Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 16.--!That
many of the crooks and turns i'll the
State road between here and Edinburg
will be eliminated when 1t is con-
GREETED and the road generally straight
ened, according to word received
from the State highway commission
by J. H. J. McGinnis, president OF the
Chamber of Commerce.
Hard-surfacing the road will be
done in the next two or three years.
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BOOZE FROM SANTA?
Gift Of Mule Results In Blind Tiger
Charge.

Because somebody played Santa
Claus and left a gallon Of white mule
hidden in the stable at the rear Of
1902 n. Alabama St. rented by Robert
Bower, colored, Of 1431 Hudson ST.,
Bower was brought before Judge VII
meth in City Court today charged
with keeping a blind tiger.
Bower said somebody had broken
into the stable few days before his
arrest. but had taken nothing and he
had thought no more about 1t, but
was now convinced that they had hid
den the white mule there.
Judge Wnmeth took the case under
Amusement until Sept. II.
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HIS FORTUNE IN SPAIN
Diaz Domestic Bliss Hits Rocks of
Too Much Prosperity.

By United Press
CHICAGO. Aug. 1e<-Mrs- Mariana
Diaz has filed suit for divorce from
Don BIauricio Diaz, cousin Of Porfirio
Diaz, late president OF Mexico,
According to the petition Diaz re-
signed as pilot of United States Army
transport to claim $1,000 in Spain.
In two weeks he was discovered living
within four blocks Of his wife, and
then disappeared a second time.
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DEATH STOPS OUTING
Mrs. Minnie Dilling Dies at Sons
Home Suddenly.
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
WABASH, Ind. Aug. 16-Mrs. Min
ME billing, mother OF Oscar billing.
died suddenly at his home at Laketon
while preparing to go to Lukens Lake
for an outing.
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STRIKEBREAKERS QUIT

Bomb Thrown in C. s z. 1. Yards
Causes Scare.
By Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 16.-
Non-union shOpmen at the c. & g. 1.
railroad yards here quit their work
last night when a bomb was thrown
into the yards.
The police were called but the
bomb-throwers could not be found No
damage was caused by the explosion.
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FORMER MAYOR DIES

Louis Gerhardf Expires at Home in
Terre Haute.
By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Aug. 49,
After long illness. Louis Gerhardt,
former mayor OF this city, died last
night at his home here.
He was born in Germany in 1852
and came to America at the age of
10 years He served as mayor from
1910 to 1914. For many years he ran
his fathers bakery. He leaves a
widow, one son and two daughters.
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ATTORNEY DIES
Ell Gates Death Occurs After
Operation.

By Times NpecfGI
COLUMBIA CITY. Ind, Aug. IS
Following an operation at Fl
Wayne hospital, Benton Eli Gates. 90,
an attorney Of this city, died. He
had resided here since 1889 His
funeral was held here today.
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SALESMAN MISSING
New Pilot Automobile Is Also Absent
Police Notified.

The Pilot Motor Car Company, ITO
n. Meridian St. reported to the police
today that one Of their statesmen took
a new car ont for demonstration and
has not returned. Police are looking
for the salesman
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HAND AMPUTATED

0fN VuI III E1a1l1U 1lNEl~N
While Coupling Cars.
By Times Special
ANDERSON. Ind. Aug. 1s.-While
coupling cars in the Big Four yards
here. William Marshall. 81, brakeman.
OF Bellefontaine, Ohio. received a
crushed right hand necessitating am
putation.
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pZUO CaSN
Two bungalows. nicely papered and paint
ed with inside toilets. sinks in kitchens
electric lights. gas for cooking and base
ments. Both have large lots; 1912 r. 25th
st and 26O1 n Dearborn st; easy terms.
j. +. Cantwell Co.
Main e204. $50 Lemcke bldg.
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Four-room double, 1926 and 1927 Mass.
Ave: So 800: $500 cash.
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N0RMALS WILL CLOSE

Summer Sessions Have Largest At
tendance in History.
By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 1s.-
Summer session of the Indiana State
Normal will close here Aug. %.
Both Terre Haute and Muncie Nor
nal Schools had the largest enroll
ment in their history this term. Terre
Haute having 2,130 and Muncie LILO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-31

Eichmond. Va. August Is. 1922.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Special Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
The Chesapcako and Ohio Railway Com
pany has been called by the Board of
Directors OF said Company 10 be held
at the principal ONCE of the Company, In
the City OF Riohmoud. Virginia on Tues
day. the 2s;h day OF September 1872. at
200 O'Clock a. 81. for the following pur-
poses:
fa) To consider and ac; upon a pro-
posal to increase the Company's
capital stock by the addition thereto
OF s;och in the par amount OF f3o.-
100000. to be divided into 900. 900
shares OF the par value Of 500 each
50 as to make the total authorized par
amount OF ssch capital stock IlBa.-
10000. consisting OF i.s5o.ooo share,
%, the par value OF 500 each. such
increase OF capital stock TO be Of
such class or classes. Win such dcsig-
rsi!ons. preferences and voting powers.
OF restrictions or qualifications there
c:, the stockholders AT said meet
ins shall determine or authorize. and
specifically. w!thou; limiting the gen
crai!iy OF the foregoing 10 consider
and act upon a proposal that tho adj
d!t!oHai capital stock be in the Grsi
instance preferred stock. and that the
same. o. any thereof. may Up con-
rertible Into common stock.
tb) To authorize the hoard OF Di-
rectors OF the Company from time 10
time 20 issue and tn dispose OF such
additional stock on such terms as such
Board may in the exercise OF its Law
full discretion determines:
tc) TO ratify and CONFIRM such ac-
ton heretofore taken or authorized
by said Board in anticipation OF such
action 10y the stockholders. az may he
submitted to the meeting. and to take
such other ana further action In the
premises. Including tho authorize Il OF
o. any necessary appropriate
ancndment amendments of the
charter OF the Company. as the stock.
holders a; the mer;ing may de-
;srm!nc and
tdJ For the Transaction o. such
other business as may properly come
D"ior. the meeting.
For the purpose OF the meeting the stock
transfer hooks viii be closed at T.. VI.
on Friday, September !. IY:2 aud remain
closed until 10 y. VI. on wedncsIay
September %. 1872.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
4. TRENNETT
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NOTICE.


sesled bid. Will lie received in the
Clerks once al Yorktown. Virginia. untu
o'clock T.. 81. WEDNESDAY. sEPTEM
Der 30, 1922. FOR the construction OF q,
re-enfoTced concrete bridge over the re-
vised channel Of Poauoson River. "a, Har-
woods MIL Water Development, acc ,rd-
Ing TO plans AMI specifications now on
n!e In aforesaid Clerks Office, 20 replace
wooden bridge now there.
Contractor to construct temporary struc-
ture on cast sid" OF I'LL :o- traffic unit!
co'nplctlO OF concrete bridge. contractor
to furnish al! material anu labc: FOR said
work eKccp; timber for construction OF
temporary structure may be gotten from
County Farm adjacent 20 IN" aforesaid
WORK and the present wooden bridge may
b. used IN such temporary structure.
Work 10 BE- completed within ninety
days from date OF signing contract, Bond
ia the penalty OF three fourths q. con-
tract price required with contract guar
antes!ng faithful performance OF con
tract.
Rich: to reject any <nl all bids re-
served
ny order o, the Board OF Supervisor,
o! for~ County. Virginia.
FLOYD HOLLOWAY
clerN Of the Board of Supervisors o.:
York County. Virginia,
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Tract of Land,
With Improvements, in
Chesterfield County, Va,
on the Midlothian Pike,
Near the City, Contain
ing 1914 Acres.

IN IN execution of a certain deed o..
In "i The a c tga March IS: 1920. recorded
cuit Court. in ID. Il. l57. page AGA DE-
Iauit having been made in the nav
mcnt OF the debt therein secured All;
do, We Will, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER .. 1922
at $3.50 O'Clock r. NJ,
proceed 10 sell on the premises
public auction. the following de-
scriDed property: "An thai certain
Tract or parcel Of land. with ali i'm
nances thereto belonging. containins
90 acres as per plat made by W.
". Laprade and Eros. under date of
Sept. 80. 1916. which plat is hereby
attached and made IL part OF the deed,
the sa Id property being more partIcu,
s lariy described as follows; All of the
Chesterfield County. Va. on the Mid.
lothian Turnpike. and commencing at
stone at the intersection of the
ola Goal PIT Pin Road and John Day
grees west 1865 feet TO stone On
the Midlothian Turnpike. south 10 dc.
grees west 927.a feet to n stone at the
corner with the \. Il. Hancock prop
crty. thence south rs degrees ives,
I;ss4i3 feet to stone on the Coal
Pit Railroad. thence south S56-S de-
grees west 9l0.S feet 10 the point Of
beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay adj
vertisins the sale. trustees commits
sion OF per cent and tho amount
due on deferred payments. to-wit:
S645 and interest from March 81, 1921,
to date, being one-half Of n principal
note due on this date. one principa!
note for $3.50 due March 81. 1922: one
interest note for SlJi.S0 due Oh
March 81. 1929; interest duo from
March -. 1922. to date. $i4G.25. less
$4,000 interest on S64500 from March
10, 1922. Sl6.0J; balance in three,
four and five years from March IL.
1922, with interest at go per annum.
payable semi-annually. or all cash. at
option OF the purchaser.
| JAMES II. COSBY,
Trustee.
| WHEN you want what you want and vi Mt
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Mrs. noscoe +. Tompkin.

CHRISTIANSBURG. VA. Aug. 90
The body OF Mrs. n. L. Tompksns. who
died at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
V. NJ Sowder in Christiansburg Sat
urday. was taken to Floyd and laid
at rest in the cemetery at that place
she had been sufferer for several
months and was recently operated
upon ut Battle Creek Sanatorium, but
no permanent relief followed A few
weeks ago her husband. Roscoe r
TompkinS. prominent lawyer uf
Floyd, brought her back to the home
Of her sister, Mrs. V. NJ Sowder
OF this place. Her maiden name was
Miss India Edwards, and she leaves
one brother. Joseph Edwards. Of
Washington, and two sisters, Mrs
Frank =. Hartman OF Washington
and Mrs. V. NJ. Sowder. of Chris
tiansburS
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J. j.. Downing.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug 90
Funeral services for ]. L. Downing,
6s. widely-known citizen and re-
tired business man. who died Sunday
In his home. 81 Thrty-first Street
were. conducted in First Baptist
Church. the pastor. the Rev. F. p
Dennison, officiating. The burial was
in Greerlawn Cemetery. Besides a
widow. fir. Downing is survived by
one dau liter. Mrs. II. r. Kelsey, OF
this els. and one son. Straughan
Downin,. OF Baltimore. fEe also
leaves one brother and n sister.
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Mrs. Grnrgc A. Mrrnn1.

PETERSBURG VA. Aug. 3O.-AIrs
Blanche Wells McCants. 81. wife of
George a. McCants, OF Dinwiddie
County. died last night at GAS o'clock
at catawaba Va, following an i'll
ness of several months Mrs. Me
cants was native of this city, and
spent practically all OF her life here
IN addition to her husband she is
survived by the following children !:
Albert r. lsla b. Leonard s., G.. Nor
ris and Raymond w. Mccants, OF Din
widdte County; also her father. James
w. Wells: two sisters and five
brothers. Mrs. c. Bernard Smith. Mrs
Raymond r. Proggs, Norman c.. Will
liam a.. Thomas j., ]. Howard Wells.
OF this city. and John l.. Wells. OF
LynchbnrG.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF EIRGiSIA.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

To the creditors Of JAMES = Il.
TUCKER, OF Richmond. in tn"
County 81 Henrico. aud district
aforcSa bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on Au-
gust 10; l422. the said JAMES p.
IL. TUCKER was duly adjudiCate ed
bankrupt. and that the first Incctin;;
Of his creditors viii be held In my OF
flee. Rooms lllS-lil3 Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. Va. on the 18TH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. 1922. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee examine
the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may property come
before said meeting.
THOS. T. SNEAD.
Eefcrcc in Bankruptcy.
August %, 1892.
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Mrs. w. W. Thomas.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Aug, 30.
Mrs. Edith May Thomas, so. wife
OF w. W. Thomas, OF King George
County. died at the Mary Washing
ton Hospital hero yesterday after
an illness OF three weeks. Besides
her husband she leaves three little
children. one sister and one brother.
Mrs. Thomas was daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". b Coates, or King
who also survive her.
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NOTICE. EErlrRI.IcAXs.


Pursuant to the call Of THE
STATE COMMITTEE OF TuE
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIR-
GINA. and 10 the call OF the Re
publican District Committee for
the Third Congressional District
q: virginia. mass convention of
the Republican voters OF the CITY
of Richmond. Virginia. Is hereby
called To meet In the assembly hail
OF Murphy's fotc! tAnnex), in the
city of Richmond. Virginia. on the
STU DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1922.
n S:l5 o'clock l.. NJ. This copven-
ton will elect forty-fivo $50 dele
Sates and forty-lvc $50 alter
mates 10 attend tho Republican
state Convention. called to meet
in the city OF Roanoke. Virginia,
on September IS. l9s2. and twenty
three $50 delegates ami twenty
three t:3 aliernates 10 attend the
Republican District Convention.
called to meet In the city OF
Richmond. Virginia. on September
.. 1922. and also for the transac-
tion OF such other business ms
may, under the party plan OF or
SaniZation. legally come before e.
All voters OF the City OF Rich
mond. regardless Of past party af-
citations. who believe in the prm-
cipics OF the Republican party and
Endorse It's policies, are invited to
attend.
ly order OF the Republican City
Committee OF Richmond.
MELVIN FLEG ENiIEIMEH.
Chairman.
Attest: II. r. FREEMAN.
Secretary.
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Mrs. Emma DALEY.

DANVILLE. VA. Aug. SO.-Mrs.
Emma Daley. A.. wife OF j. IL
Daley. died early today at Blanche,
" c., after n long illness. She was
"a daughter OF j. w. Slade. OF this
city. She is survived by her hus-
band. her parents, six children and
ten brothers and sisters.
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DicS in West virginia.

James Beverley Lacy. for many
years resident OF this city. at 1lls
Grove Avenue, is dead at the home
of his son, G. y. Lacy, Clothier, W.
Va The funeral will take place ut
Clothier At > o'clock this afternoon.
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Hurry NIuSOtt.

LYNCuBuRG. VA, Aug. SOW ord
has been received here OF the sudden
death III Tulsa, Okla. of Harry Nit
son. II Eative OF Amhers. County. who
has many relatives living here and
IN Amherst County.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

called communication o.
&HHA ffenr!co Union Lodge. No. 1870.
H4&S$& a. F. & A. NJ, Will be held in
A$t6A Masonic Hall. III North
MNM Twenty-flf,h street this
Thursday a; 10 y. NJ TO nav
the last sad tribute OF rcspec, 10 our latc
brother. j. II. Housman or Lodge No 100
: niioh Forge, Va. Members % sister
lodges are frutcrnaly invited
By order OF the Worshipfui Master
JOSEPH S. WILSON,
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Irwin l.. Ntlinsnn

irwin l.. Atkinson, IS, OF King vii
liam Countw. one OF the best -knokn
men OF that section. dad at his HON"
yesterday afternoon At O'Clock He
was a farmer OF large interests. MIR
atkinson is survived by four sons
douglas, Bradley, Benjamin and VIII
lie Atkinson. Funeral arrangement :
had not been completed last night
lnterncnt will he in the family bury
ing grounds
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Il. u. Chudress Dies.

r. T. Childross. 80 years old. died
Yesterday afternoon at 4:25 O'Clock
at his residence. S2o North Twenty
seventh street. The funeral will be
ncid tomorrow afternoon at : O'Clock
from the home. 1ntcrment will b.
III RivcrVicw
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME
POI
Hawthorne
Avenue
Park
One-haif block Of ear line. bctwec IA
Ginter Park and Barton Heights.

strictly modern detached brick res
ldcncc with min. bright rooms. tiled
bath with bu!i;-in tub. lavatory OH
arst floor. fuli basement inside back
stairs, hOt-watcr heat, hardw God
floors on tirst floor. riff pine on Sec
Ond floor. extra nice plumbing. hard
ware and electric hXturcs: handsome
~ papercd: plenty OF clothes closet5
This IL one OF the most conveniently
arranged and attractivcly designed
homes in this beautiful section. and
ii You are considering a suburban
home ii viii pay YOU TO get in touch
with our office before buying. Phone
Mad. 5567 for appointment.
MOOEEFIELD & BLAKE, INC.
20 North Eighth Street
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
james Henry nouseman

Inc funeral OF James Henry
houseman, Chesapeake ana ohio
kaiiwHy engineer. who died suddenly
tuesday morning about O'Clock.
VIII he from the home. 2Slo FLOYD
NFeh'is. today al II o'clock. Rev II
=. Gregory. pastor OF st James
Methodist Church. conducting tn.
services The burial will be In
Niiv,,erNIew cemetery. The pallbcarers
viii he: Active-W. J.. Groves. {, !.
Jordan. j. T.. Eieinbow. 4. &. Lynn.
OF clifton Forge: II. II. phaup. Il
Trip. Edward Foster and John l.
courtney; honorary-m members of .he
Masonic fraternity and OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
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WANTED-Small cabin or
building site on James
River. Will pay cash.
Box B 10, care The
Dispatch.
hUCIl.iSS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices


Whereas. on the elst day of August.
1922. NJ. X. BOWERI flied Libel in
the District Court OF the United
States for the Eastern District OF Vir-
SiDia against the Steamship Aurora"
her boats, tackle. apparel and furni =
lure. in Il cause of wages due !ibclant.
civil and maritime
And whereas. by virtue Of process
III due form OF law, TO me directed,
returnable on the eth DAY Or
SEPTEMBER. 1922. have seized and
taken the said Steamship Aurora"
and have her IN my custody.
Notice rs hereby given, that a Dis
trict Court will he held in the United
states Court Room, III the City Of
richmond. on the 18TH day of Sep
TENDER. 1922. for the trial OF said
premises and the owner or owners.
anu all persons vino may have or
claim any interest. are hereby cited
10 De and appear at the time and
place aforesaid, TO show cause, If any
they have. why final decree should
not pass as prayed.
CLARENCE G.. sMITHERs.
L. :. Marshal.
Dept;tV e. = Marshal