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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
INSTITUTIONS
ASKED TO SAVE FUEL
Administrator sends Out Letters
Urging Tint ns Murh Coal M
Possible lie (onsrrycu

Letters went out from the office
OF the state fuel administrator yes
icrday 10 the heads OF all state in
sti1uttons urging that they conserve
coal as much as possible. Adminis-
traitor Forward pointed out that as
many OF the State institutions oper-
ate their own power plants, that
considerable coal could be saved by
closing down the lighting systems
earlier s. night.
Man.: 'ers and kilograms We're
received Administrator Forward
yesterday from coal dealers through
OUT the State indicating their intent
10 oSserev the request OF the fue! adj
ministrator that no coal be sold from
the present supply for storage pur-
poses
Several industries throughout the
state were accorded relief yesterday
when Mr.. Forward had coal fur
nishcd them. There has heen hearty
cooperation on the part OF the mine
owners. the transportation cumpan-
les and local dealers to facilitate the
work OF the state fuel administrators
and TO meet every request made FOR
coal for thos" firms and institutions
that are uron the priority list.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
GAMES ARE SWITCHED

Commercial League games for to-
day have been switched as the result
of a ruling made by Major Lawrence
Price, president OF the circuit. TakUIa
ana Earnest Brothers were TO have
played at g. G. y. Field and the
l-ag!cs and Church IIill Athletic Club
were scheduled for Byrd Park. In
stead the Eagles will meet the East
f.nd nine At G. &. =. Field, Twentieth
and Short u Streets. At 1870, while the
Jakola and Earnest Brothers will play
tn" same hour at Byrd Park.
church Hin does not regard the
game with the Eagles lightly. In view
OF the recent record OF the fraternity
team. The Eagles defeated TAX ola
~ p!ay-off several days ago and en-
abled Church Hin to tie the soft drink
h"ES for first place. The strongest
team possible Will tie put on the field
against the Eagles today and Church
ti!I intends TO whip the fraternity
team and remain tied for first place.
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nrad.trcct's weekly ncpnr,.

NEW YORK, Aug. i.-Bradstrect's
tomorrow VIII say; Labor troubles.
contrary 70 general hopes and cN
peCratIons. still hold the center Of
the stage and have been the cause
Of further slight quoting down Of
trade buy!ng-and in the iron and
steel trades. chiefly, for a more per
c"ptiOle slowing down of industry.
As for some time past the sections
reporting most effect on industry
are generally speaking, those ly
ing between the Alleghanics and the
Mississippi north OF the Ohio River
but the growing scarcity OF fuel III
the Northwest is apparently the
cause OF Increased concern. mainly
because OF the advance of the sea-
son, which tends to bring the mat
ter OF fuel supply home TO house
hold consumers. In this respect
however. the absolute cessation or
anthracite Goa! mining is matter
81 growing concern to dwci,crs in
the Eastern States. Weekly bank
cloarauccs S1,073.iGl .O0C
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MAY SEND EQIIpMENT
TO AID SOUTHERN UO4nS
lUv Unlted Newsl

NEW YORK. Aug. +.--The sending
OF men from Eastern and Western
railroads to aid Southern lines in the
honunlon coal districts was hailed
by union leaders Friday as u signal
OF executives distress
Not only does such action Indicate
that the strike in the South is 100
per cent effective" said a statement
from the metropolitan strike com
mittce, but II ought 10 lead to other
rail- unions joining the shopmen in
the waikout."
Predicting that the unions sim re.
manning at work viii be impellcd to
strike by the spectacle Of every
railroad hcipins every other rail
road" the committee declared the
latest move OF the executives will
have "a great influence" on The con
ference called by President Maninn
OF the railroad telcSraphcrS.
Rail heads representing Eastern
and Western roads stated Friday
they planned to send 1000 shoI
workers 10 the Chesapeake and Ohio.
the Norfolk and Western. the Louis
Vile and Ohio and the Nirginian
These lines were especially import
ant. they said, in view OF the fact
hat the chief interest of the govern
mcnt IN the strike was In the move
ncnt of coal. and these roads served
the nonunlon fields from which the
mnjor part of the prcscn; coal pro-
auction is coming
Il, IT, Loree. chairman of the East
crn Presidents conference, said that
in addition to sending men to re-
place strikers GA these ines, equip
menr may be dispatched hy strong
roads in the Eastern and Western
Districts.
The rail executives said they had
hear. nothing further from yrcs!-
dent Harding. and expected nothing
Governmental Interference would he
unnecessary in View of the rapid
disintngrat!on OF the strike" they
added.
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BURY FAMOUS TIGER
FOOTBALL STAR TODAY
fRy Associated rressl

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Funeral SER
wees VIII be held here tomorrow for
benjamin $. t"I3cn sporty Donnellv
famous princeton football end of the
seS' VINO died last night after an
i!.h"Ss OF year. lie came here from
ShicaGo several years ago
MI i'oAnel'y was "a widcly-known
i"ot"a'I star In his generation and
!" '"tc years had been a dcvotee Of
zap shooting having been a member
OF the team that won the oIl-nror,,,,
championship for the Cnited state
AT the last Olympic.
ON The Sridiron he was noted 80
the originator OF tho talking NAV
err ana some football reviewers
credit him with having outconversed
some OF irinccton's advcrsaries
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Desirable Detached
Dwelling House, No.
2010 Hanover Ave.
VA. WITH LARGE AND
DEEP LOT. on WHICH GARAGES
COULD BE ERECTED.

Pursuant to order of Chancery
Court. entered on July 90. 1922. in suit
j. NJ. Muldowney W. Mary @. Null
dowacy 81 ais. we will offer for sale
AT public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. AUGUST s. 1922,
at $40 o'clock l.. NJ.
Tina; certain lot OF land. with the de-
tacncd brick dwelling designated as
No. colo Hanover Avenue, between
Meadow ana Rowland Streets, and
bounded as follows: beginning at a
point on tn" northern line OF Han
over Avenue l25 feet inches west OF
Meadow Street; thence running west
wardly along said northern line Of
Hanover Avenue and fronting thereon
so feet and extending back north
wardly from Hanover Avenue. be-
tween parallel lines l79 feet 0 inches
to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: Onc-third cash and tn.
residue in three installments. pay
able at one, two and three years from
date: with interest quarterly. Title
retained by court until purchase
money Is paid, or all cash. at the op-
ton OF the purchaser.
:. l.. KELLEY.
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required of
the special commissioner has been
duly given.
CHARLES O. SAVIIL.E.
Clark I:ichmond Chancery Court.
Er II; T. HlCHEsoN x COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctionccrs
lln% T. Main Street
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IOCIIONS-LEEILS
Legal Notices

Sealed proposals VIII he received a. the
ONCE OF James T.. Jones Secretary OF IN.
Board OF building Commissioner. Com.
Street. Ricniucnd Va. W 10 tn. TENTH
DAY or AUGUST. 1922. IL O'Clock noon
nian daTd time. FOR all OF tn. foundation
work which Includes eIcavating. shre,
PUNK Concrete and other work - more
tu!iy s-i forth Ia the pIhns and sp-ct.
h'"tlot- prep.r-d oy CarneaI K Jonnston
Architects and Engineers. for the STATE
OFFICE BUILDING to be erectro tn tn.
STATE CapIto! GTout.ds corner Twelfth And
BANK Streets Richmond Va
Plans and specifications can also De pe-n
al tn. ofic- 81 John I. WigsOn 90. Inc
40. go Mutual building snd at tn. of.
nee OF Carnival g. johnston Chamber Of
C0'nnsrce building. SiA.o and Main sta
Richmond. Va
JOHN y. WILSON 90. IEC.
SuperviSiEs Couttaciors
CAKNEAi- 4 JOHNSTON
Architects . TAD Enx.urers
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INSPECTIONS BY PETA|N
CATCH PO|LUS MAPPING
Appears unexpectedly al Car
risons and Finds Many Off
GERS Missing.
GERS Missing.'
LRy I'ni,rI News-l

PARIS. Aug. i-Those American
young men who can remember the
thrills of terror caused by an an
nouncement OF "Pcrshing lnspec-
ton" can thank their luck stars that
they are not now wearing horizon
blue and therefore subject to the
visi;ations OF Marshall pe,ain.
For the gr!zzled old lion OF Yer
dun. now inspector-gcneral OF the
French army. has been making NE
n holy IIades for tho Poilus and their
officers. Unlike rershing's famous
desccnts in force, his visits are never
announced in advance. CARRIED in 4
simple blue cloak without single
on" of the seven sleeve stars Of his
rank, and wearing an ordinary cap
unadorned by the mRrshal's three
bands of golden oak leaves, he sncaks
up behind sleeping garrison like u
dccr-stalitcr after his prey along
about seven in IN. morning. And
the first thing the blcary-eyed SER
Ecan1 OF the guard knows is that nc
Is confronted By a stern individual
who commands:
Rout out the hueler and have him
sound Officers Cali on behalf Of
Marshal patain"
And II. as usually happens. IL
turns out that most OF the officers OF
the garrison have been spending the
night in town-wcli. those who heard
Pershing at his best know a litu.
BIT about what transpires there
after.
one bleak morning. though. tho
author OF They Shall Not Pass was
completely fooled. Officers call was
uuly sounded. and nobody turned up.
Not even the colonel. who by all the
rules and regulations should have
Deen IN quarters. Petain was tuning
around by the postcrn gate. muttcr-
inr those magnificent martial uaths
which only the French and American
armies seem capable OF producing
when around the bend In the road
came the whole regiment. the colonel
marching briskiy at It's head. They
had been out for Il hike since ! \. NJ.
CONGRATULATIONS" shouted the
marshal for all the troops To hear.
But 10 himself the victor Of N,r,lu,;
Acknowledged that. for once in his
hfe. he has been soundly defeated
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FRACTURES SKULL
IN FALL FROM TRUCK
IIcnrico County Youth In Serious
Condition nj Memorial Hos
initial.

Failing from motor truck while
attempting TO recover his hat. Ed
ward c. Feitig. IL years old, Nine
Mile Road. lienrico County. was
seriously injured at Twenty-hfth
and Marshall Streets early yester
day.
Lifted fro mthe cohh'estones OF the
thoroughfare i'll an unconscious con-
dition. tho patient was rushed, to
the Memorial Hospital. where
physicians found in an N-ray en-
animation he had suffered frac
turcd skull. and possible other in
ternal injuries,
The patient was on his way to
work. and was within Il few blocks
OF his place of employment when
the accident happened.
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Trustees Auction Sale

THAAT p DG BRICK DWELL
Located in the Central Part OF the
city. Making "a Good Home or a
First Glass Investment
In execution OF Il certain deed of
trust to the undersigned. dated Nav
the 2Sth. 1920, and recorded i'm the
Clerks Office of the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond. in d. II. 263
&c. page 81, default having been
made in "a part Of the debt therein Sc
cured aHd being required so do by
me holder thereof. we viii sell by
public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9TH 1922.
at $50 p. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed
as follows: All that certain lot OF
brick dwelling thereon. designated as
No. col North Sixth Street, living and
being in the City of Richmond Vir-
ginia on the west side of Sixth Street
and more particularly described az
iolioWS: commencing at Il point on
hundred and forty-thrce Ui3J fee, sjx
(6) inches. north of the northwest in
terscction of Sixth and Leigh Streets:
thence running northwardIy along rho
said west line OF Sixth Street and
fronting thereon Twenty-Five t25I frct.
thence back westwardly from said
front and between parallel lines. sew
cnty-ona Gl) feet. moro or less 10
tho property OF Saint Paul's Church
Home.
TERMS: Cash.
SAMUEL l.. KELLY,
FRANK q RICHESON,
Trustees
Note-This property is sold sub
ject to a deed OF trust for $4,000 and
interest thereon from May 9th, 1922.
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MEYERS IS HAILED
AS NEW NAT CHAMP
I'm As.nclnted PLess.i

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Aug f.
Johnny Movers, OF Chicago. today APP
pearrd To have the most valid claim
10 the title OF middlcweiGht wrcstl-
Ing champion Of the world lie de-
featcd walter Miller. Of Los Angeles,
In a inc-fall match. pinning the local
laimant OF the tile last night with
a double wrist lock and body sc!s-
sors. Myers favoritc hold. In one
hour and forty minutes. The men
continued another twenty minutes
without a fall.
OF numerous claims to the middle
weight championship, those Of Myers
and Miller had stood out as the best
suhstantiatcd according to sports
writer's. Between them they had ac-
counted for victories over all other
COntendcrs.
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CAPABLANCA WINS
HIS CHESS MATCH
IBy Associated pr.s

LONDON. Aug. 4.-In the pIay in
IN" international chess tournament
'""a! lose Il. Capablanca, Cubo
world champion. won from j. s. Nor
rison, Canada.
III NJ. Nidmar. Jugo- Slavia. de-
'eatcd T.. c. Watson. OF Australia
'lh"r results We're: \. Ruben
stem. roland. defeated " Maroczy.
iihhsary; Dr. ;. Tartakover. Russia.
won from r. 5. Nosko Borowsky.
f"sSia NJ Wahltuch, England. was
VICTORIOUS over y. Reti, Czecho- Slo :
vakia IL. +. Atkins. England. won
from pr. David Marotti. Italy. and
IL u. Yates, England. won from T..
II. fogoljubow. Russia.
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BRENNAN PICKS CAMP
TO TRAIN FOR DEMPSEY
tBy Associated PressI

MICHIGAN CITY, IND. Aug. -
BIZ Brennan, The Chicago heavy
weight. scheduled 10 meet Jack Demp-
sey. heavyweight champion. in ten
round u-decision contes, here La
Dor Day afternoon. arrived today 10
PICK training camp and start prep
arh;i"n For his third chance at the
h-a Eywc!;:nt tiiieholder.
Promoter Floyd t'it2si:.mon, leased
an exclusive cottage on the LAX :,
Michigan beach for Dempscy's train
nS quarters.
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MUNICH Is JUNCTION
TO 2 PASSION PLAYS
lBy Associated Press.

MUNICH. Aug. 4.-Munich Is scrv-
ing az Il tourist transfer point for
two Passion Plays" this year. In
addition to the presentation at
OhcrammcrEau. n series Of perform
ancoa is being staged at Fri.
Situated on the boundary between
Bavaria and the Tyrol. Fri has been
described as - jewel In a caskct OF
natures own fabrication" The play
was FIRST produced there in 1868. uc-
Cordinr to tradition. and recently has
been presented in the 80" years. that
is. in 1892 and 2902, and 1917
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Legal Notices
OFFICE OF VIRGINIA. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
RICHMOND, VA.

ihiSfMo.N -, ' n.
Angus; J. 1872.
Bids Will be received at the ofice of
The Virginia State Highway COMMISSION.
corner o; Tenth ana Marshall Streets.
AUGUST 2iTH, Tor tn. construction Of
!. Project .l5l-Route 10. between
PULASKI and Max Meadows. la, Pulaski
and Wyihe Counties, ly.29 miles OF IS.
foot btuminou, macadam roadway In
volvinS approximately a2,lG0 cubic yards
excavation. l.lJ2 linear feet OF pipe sos
cubic yards concrete. IA cubic yards
ru6bIe masonry. ana 5000 pounds uf re-
enforcing steel. Amount 81 certified check
$1,000. or bidders bond 10. $1,000. to ac-
company this bid.
.. Project S-2lo--Route Is. strccts o.
Halifax. in Halifax County l,Si mites OF
mately $500 cubic yards excavation 800
linear feet OF pipe and II cubic yards con-
crete. Amount OF certified check. s.. 500.
or bidders bond for $4,000 to accompany
bid.
,. PROJECT s-.52-Routc .. New Can
ton Hin In buckingham County; GA miles
OF 10 feet btuminou3 macadam road.
involving approximately 5000 cubic yards
FOR 1880. or bidders bond for s&20 TO ac-
company this bid.
flans aud specifications for inspection
are on HE At the Office Of the Virginia
state Highway Commission corner Tenth
and Marshall Streets Richmond. ana at
tho Offices OF the following district engi-
neers: Proicc, ISL. Roanoke: Project
S-2i9. Mt lynchburg, and Project S-252.
at Richmond.
Additional plans for Projects Isl and
S-2l9 for bidders can be obtained upon
application TO the Highway Commissioner
Richmond. upon receipt of IS each, pay,
able To Assistant Commissioner, $3.50 OF
which viii be refunded when plans are re-
turned in good condition within two
weeks after bids are opened. piaus for
S-253 can he obtained upon payment OF
30 cents.
Specifications and bidding proposals ma -
be ob'hincd by request from ONCE OF The
State Highway Commissioner, RIch,noud.
Engineers VIII b. At the following places
TO snow prospective bidders over the
projects; At y. 4 w. Station, Max
Meadows. $3.50 a. NJ. Friday. August ls,h,
Tor Projec! lJl At Halifax, 10 A. NJ
thursday. August l7;h. for Project S-2ig.
AT New Canton, $50 T.. NJ, Wednesday.
August 10th, for S-252.
The state Highway Commission reserves
inc right to reject any or all bids.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION,
III. @. SHIRLEY. Chairman.
q. II. COLEMAN. Commissioner.
YOU can save money by regular Dispaton
Wa.t a..
WANT 70 buy an autoI Road the cIassT.
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BRONCHOS BEAT BUGS
Special to The Times-Dispatch. !

Special to The Times Dispatch
ll.SON, y. c. Aug. +.--In IA slow,
! rec -hiitins game. Rocky Mount de-
i"ated wilson, to g today by
punching hits with Meehan's bases
on balls W!nSton's catch Of Heads
drive IN the second inning and Wal
ters catch OF Bates line drive fca-
tur"d tho game. with the hitting Of
t"w!ahd. Rocky Mount used three
pitchers The score:
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Sealed proposals Will be received
AZ this office until - o'clock noon
August 10th, for the construction OF
certain drain lines in Chimborazo
Park. Plans and specifications can
be had in otiC" of Director Of Public
Works, DEPOSIT OF $1,000 will he re-
CURED, which sum viii bc returned
provided a bona fidc bid is received
on date OF opening bids.
Forms OF proposals can he obtained
on application,
y certified check for amount stated
on proposals must accompany each
bid as guaranty of exccuti ion of con-
tract The Director OF Public Works
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
Yours very truly,
ALLEN !. SAVILLE.
Director OF Public Works.
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Umpire SoioJur Dro,,.,

DANVll.l.E. VA. Aug. +.-prcsi-
dent w. q. Bramham, of the Pied
mont League. who witnessed the
game here yesterday, announced last
night that Umpire Scholar had been
dropped from the league and replaced
by Umpire Thomas.
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Auction Sale

In execution of n certain deed OF
trust, dated January 18th, 1921. and
rico Circuit Court. default having been
made IN the payment Of the notes
thereby secured az the request of the
holder OF said notes l Will offer At
pubic auction, on the premises. OH
TUESDAY. AUGUST 9Th. 1922.
at 300 O'Clock l.. NJ,
all that certain lot or parcel Of land
together with all improvements there
on, lying and being IN Fairfield Dis-
ginia, in what is known as Sebrees
Addition. near the City of Richmond.
containing four and one-half acres.
more or less. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at 4
point on the north line of Central
Street 1873 feet west of its interscc-
ton with the west line of Lee Avenue:
thence running in wcstwardly di-
rection along the said north line of
Central Street Gas feet. more or less.
to kcoplcrs land; thence At right
feet. more or less. TO Lanes line;
thence In norihcastcrly direction
along a branch and along Lanes line
700 feet. more or less: thence In
less, to the point Of beginning. being
the western one-third OF Block and
all of Block and W as set forth In
n plan of Sehree's addition. Of record
cult Court. In Plat Book No. I, at
page IS.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay n
note OF $40. due January Goth, 1922:
another note for SSl, due January &c.
1922. and one for S64.S0, due July
20. 1922. and proper interest thereon.
and to pay trustees commission OF s
per cent on gross amount OF sale and
expense OF this sale, the taxes due on
said property and insurance premium
thereon. the balance to BIO paid in
equal installments ut 1-2 years and to
be secured by trust decd on scid
property. @. II. BRUCE.
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Mouht Wilson. q. Three base
n Rowland. Two-base hits-Row
rama. Champagne. Walker Left nn
bases Rocky Mount. IL: Wllson "a
hase on halls-off Mcchan, 6; Ha,hn.
way l; Fried, >; Green. !. Stru;,,,
1mn n,,ny Meehan; !: Hathaway. i.
10 Narleski Wild nitch-Grcen
runs and hits-on Hathaway. runs
and hits Ia innings: OFF Fr,cS :
runs runs and hits. Ill by pitcherNbv
r!un 'Mathas). Time or game
and Shaefer VI III
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l.uughrnn To Meet Tunncy.
Nv Initial Nor,

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4.-Tommy
ioughran. the l9ycar-oid light
heavyweight, who gave Harry Grch
Il surprisingly stiif fight n few weeks
ago. has been matched for an eight
r"unher 10 no decISJ>n with Gene
Tunrcy They will fight In the
ihliiics pail park. on August "a.
lnhhrE is an cN-champion of Amer
ichn night h"avics. having been whip-
ped by Orch for tho iitln
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Southern Association.

Birmingham, 1: Little Rock
eleven inninSs).
New Orleans. o; Nashville, 3.
Shattanooga, 4; Atlanta. {!
Memphis. 3. Mobile. I.
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PLANTERS HAr.u"A. s.Sk

RiCnnond. ha.. july - 1872.
pursuant 20 RESOLUTION OF the directors
OF tnIs oanh At meeting held July g.
1874. there S!Il tie called meeting of
Inc shar.hoc-rs to De held at their uank.
ing home. Main and Twelfth Streets RIcn-
mohd. Va. On IuesdAy AuYusi q: 1921
ST IL o'clock noon. FOR the purpoas of
further amending Section y! the Articles
OF ASSOCIATION. SO AZ TO provide for
board OF directors consisting OF not less
man nHe 90 mol NOR. ihan twenty tgOJ
shh re- hol1ern. TO elect such additional dt.
rector as may b- determined upon aud
FOR the transaction OF any orher pu,I.
ness which would properly come oetor.
-nIu meeting
WARREN 81. GODDARD.
Caanler
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wins western Junior rrr,..

CHICAGO. Aug. +-Konny H!ser..
OF Olympia Field, today wen the
Western Junior golf championship
by defeating Burton Nudge. OF Ex-
moov. last years champion, four and
two. Both are from Chicago.
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| rustees Auction Sale

Or CERTAIN AUTOMOBILE AND
Also TIE FIRM NAME AND
bCSINESS KNOWN AS "NIRGIElA
TAXI SERVICE"
BY virtue OF one certain deed Of
trust dated October IS. 1921. and re-
corded in the clerks office OF the
chancery Court OF the CITY OF Rich
mond. Virginia. in ID. Is. 2i5-A. page
l@5. default having been made In the
payment of the deb: secured by said
CURED by beneficiary under the said
decd OF trust. we, the undersigned
trustees. Will, on
AUGUST .. 1922.
Beginning at O'clock 4. NJ.
IN the rooms of White Auto Service
COMPANY. 2sl0 westhampton Avenue
formerly Cary Strcet), sell the fol-
lowing automobiles. described in the
said deed Of trust:
one Nash ,-passcnger touring car.
Model Sh2, No. 1876.
6si. No. lUO36s.
one Nash 7-passenger touring car,
Model $50. No. ll2lAG.
One Nash T-passcngcr touring car.
Model 6s2. No l52y9i
one Nash 7-passcnger sedan, Model
6Si, No. l67S02
One Nash 7-passenger touring car,
Model 6s2. No. 1918.
one Nash 6-passenger sedan, Model
one Nash o-passcnecr touring car,
Model GSl. l922iS.
one Nash b-passcnger touring car.
Model 6Si. so. lyI257
one Nash 5-passenscr touring car,
Model 6sl, No. l92339,
Also the firm name and business
known as virginia TAM Service"
TERMS: Cash
J. LEE DAVIS.
T. *. VEETNER.