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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-28

Inc following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in Chanccry
Court:
bargain md SnIc.
?34--H. :. GODDARD TO William E.
Merrill west line Grccnlawn Avenue
a2o feet south. alley south 81 feet by.
l60 feet inches. April IL. 1922. Tax
so cents. $40.
$50. NJ. Steward. Jr.. Edith II.
'wifc). To John X. Clarke. Julia G.
Clarke. No. IFS north line Clay street
.l2 feet west. Adams street west 81
feet inches by $50 feet. lien $1,000,
April II. I?22. TaN S3lO $40.
9i"--John II. Mahrey to Mary H.
Mahrsy. No. ?35 south line Clay
street IA feet cast. Hancock Street
east IL feet by l25 feet, April s. l9...
Tax $3.50. So
a4I-I.ucy Ann Brock ct ais, to
Daniel II. AlcXandcr.l No. sos west
line Monroe street 1875 feet by 4?.9i
feet north line. 5o.l2 feet south line.
April Is. 1922. s25oo
Wilhelm Franz. Vcllic (wife).
To George ~. Allen. Fannie j. Allen.
No. eos west line Ninth street $50
feet north, Leigh street north 20 feet
by l30 feet, lien $500, April II. 1922.
$4,000.
giS-Bcla Outlaw to I. \. Carson
west line F:dCcwood Avenue 1913 feet
north. MontroeS Avenue 9S feet 7
inches by l25 feet. lieu $3.50, April
81. 1922. Tax $3.50. $40.
o5O-Clarcnce Cosby Katherine
/. twife). to George Il. MAYS north limo
Ashland street 80 feet = inches cast.
Sycamore street cast II feet by 100
feet. April IL. 1922. Tax SA.lo. $40
/ ?55-M. II. Gold. Mabel H. twifc),
+ to Il. I. Mays, Ir., north line l.abur-
mum Avenue 20 feet 10y 49, feet. 10,
10. block /. April c. 1922. Tax $3.50
$40.
! ?75-Arondale Land Company. Inc.
/ to Davis Brothers. Inc. lots 10 10 .:
| and -, block ~: lots to II. block NJ
| lots 3, G. s, -. %. &c. -. 2S. block l.
I lots 3, 4. =. 6. s. o. IL. IL. %. block g
| lots iG. is. Ia. 90. q. 90. %. a. -
/ 81. %. block X: lot Q. block j plan al
| Rrookdale April %. 1922. Tax si4
$40.
I 97S-Elizabcth V. Lee to w. T..
B Purcell. Jr.. north line BOYD, street
I 81 feet west, Elizabeth Street west
/ IS feet by lS5 feet. south line Eoyt
/ street loo feet west. Elizabeth stree
west ~ feet by 100 feet, March -
, 1902. Tax Sl.5o. $40.
?5S-IIcnry :. Wallcrstcin. Clare
T.. twifo). TO Mycr Levy. No. @7oi
south line Kensincton Avenue 10
( feet east. Boulevard east ~ feet
inches by l7s fec, . inches lien Sl3.
$50. April -. 1879. Tax $50. $40.
a5S--Myer Levy. Frances NJ. twife)
to Henry : wallcrstcin. No 1905
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north line Main Street "A feet
inches east. Seventeenth street east II
feet by 81 feet ? inches, lien $3.50.
April "A. 1922. Tax SIS. $40.
GOO. c.. Freshman. Willie c.
twifc). to \. j. Randlett, Jr., j. \.
Johnson north line Marshall street 80
feet west. Twenty seventh Street
west 81 feet by 80 feet. April 81. 1922.
Tax $40. SO.
274-li. ID. l.ippard. Sallic II. twifc).
to Davis Brothers, Inc. No. 1924
west line North Avenue ~ feet 6
inches north. Graham Road north 80
feet by 40 feet. lien $3.50. March /.
1922. Tax $500. SO.
97i-poliard & BaEby. Inc. trustee.
To Charles IL. Phillips south line
Grace Street 1908 feet west, Ryland
Street west 12.?6 feet by 1903 feet.
April Il. 1922. $4,000.
973-Mary Mci;levenc to George \.
WinEiicld. No. 1906 north line Charin
street I'll feet west. Harrison Street
west IL feet by 10 feet, April IL.
1922. $40.
: ?S7-R. /. Mayo. Jr.. Jeanette. X
Cwife) to William +. Williamson.
/ feet by l32 feet: lot 10, block /.
April is. 1872. Tax si.5o. $40.
( aSS-Walton l.. Evans. Rosalie
| twifc) to James Fl. wreun. north
| limo lakewood Avenue. ll6 feet 6
/ inches east - Street. % feet by lbs
/ feet April %, 1872. $4,000.
/ ?S2-Emmctt H. Wood, America T.
! twifc) to i.cZarus iarp. No. 1901
/ northeast corner 81. James and Coutts
Streets. Is feet by so feet. April 10
1879. Lien $500. Tax $50. $40.
??6-Alonzo q. Powell ct ais. I,
CARR" l.. Murry. No. us. east line
Twcnty-ciGhth street ia feet soutl
y street. south - i-2 feet by Il
feet. April 10. 1872. $4,000.
l0o0-J. Jordan Leakc, special com
missioner. to Walter G. Campbell. No
3o3. south line Franklin Street. 3
feet west Henry street. west 20 fee
by i50 feet. April %. 1922. 100000
lO06-l.illie y. Mitchell +. c
R"ylcs I" =. Ellen Ayres. east lin
Lamb Avenue. 80 feet south Jone
street. south 80 feet by 1875 feet
Lot i. block y. Alvista Heights. Apri
90, 1922. Tax $50 $40.
l0o"-JcSsic T., Rrantlcy. w. s
Brantlcy I" i, X Gilbert. northwes
corner Third Avenue and Attic;
street, co feet by lI0 feet. April 26
l?22 Tax Sl.5O Sln
lol0-Rohert +. Richie. Jr.. Elv.
NJ. twif") 10 Il. l.. Pil<inton. No. 42o
west line Harrison street. I16 fec
inches south Beverly Street. !
feet s inches by So feet Lien $1,000
March e. l922. TaN $3.50. $40.
lol7-F NJ. Altman. Aususta NJ
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II. y. Everson. ll2S West Grace
street. TO 261S Floyd Avenue.
w. J. Dixon. 1914 Floyd Avenue, to
Bellevue Court.
j. Il. Gardner. 6l3 North Thirty
second street. TO 290S East Franklin
Street.
w. +. Gentry. 10 South Mulberry
Street to 2o2I Beverly street.
q. Heck. lO7 East Franklin street,
to York. Pa.
Grace Jones. Alb l-2 North FIJI
'eenth street. TO l4l3 East Leigh
street.
/ J.. +. kerssy. 1872 MOnterio Ave-
nue.. To 3134 Cliff Street.
H. Mitchell. 202 North Twcntv-frs,
street. to 81 North Seventeenth
/ Street.
4. Nettcrland. 113 East Grace
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April 6. 1922. sc.655
999-Stuart Bowe. trustee. to s. S.
Elicit. Sally r. (wifc). Nos. 1905,
1907. 12O5-E. l207-E. 1909. 1909 T..
Ell. 1911 e. east line Seventeenth
street. 40 feet north Lowndes street.
north IS feet by 65 feet April 25.
1922. s4.720.
Joe. l.. Denoon. trustee. to
Charles Miilhiser, east Windsor Court.
April -. 1922. $500.
loo3-C. l.. Dcnoon. trustee. to
| Charles Millhiser. west Windsor
! Court. April -. 1922. $4,000.
1oOi--C. l.. Denoon. trustee. Ia
Charles Millhscr. north Windsor
Court Aprll -. la2o. ShNON
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E.ch.,fnc Member Suspended.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Jack o.
Straus. board member OF the New
YORK stock Exchange firm OF j. O.
Straus. mas been suspended from the
eNchahSc Tor one year, II was an
nounccd today. The Straus firm in
rluiics Charles b. Mergentime and
Max Straus. the latter special
partner. No explanation OF the ex-
changes action was offered when the
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rOstrum.
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street. to 1922 Hanover Avenue.
!. II. Phelps. 1906 Twenty-second
street TO 23i4 y Street.
+. G. Riggs. % North Boulevard, to
2olS West Grace Street.
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REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have been
recorded at Police Headquarters:
q. ID. !tGec. 400 west Main Street.
TO 5000 beverly street.
r.. NJ. Booker. GOO Calhoun Street.
to 1913 IVES; Clay Street.
y. Anderson. 6lS James street. to
9lS buchanan Street.
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REALTY RECORDS
bargain md SnIc.

The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday in Chanccry
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

EVERYBODY n YEARS OLD
MUST PAY POLL TAX

II matters not whether old or
young, single or married, good look
ing or homely, all the same, you
have to pay your poll tax. This Is
the ruling Of the Attorney Generals
department. Old maids even come
under this ruling. as the department,
in framing this amendment TO the
constitution was no respector Of per-
sons. II you vote you pay, and now
that we have woman suffrage, they
should be made 70 pay for this privi-
lcge the same as men. However, the
time is not far distant when the
women vote Of the country will be
far below what Il is now, Is our pre-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
CO | D S
"Papes Cold Compound
Breaks any Cold
in Few Hours

Instant Relief Don't stay stuffed
upi Quit blowing and snufflingl a
dose OF "Pape's Cold Compound" TAX
en- every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks up any cold:
The very first dose opens elogged
aosfrils and the air passages OF the
head; stops nose running; relieves
the headache. dullness, feverishneas
"Pape's Cold Compound" acts
ulick, sure, and costs only a few
cents at drug stores. II acts without
assistance, takes nice, contains no
quinine-tnsist upon Pape'sl 1920
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Shamrock, Jan. 10.-~Since the re-
turn Of c. T. Calvert Of Shamrock
from the farmers meeting in Mclean
on Jan. 6, when the Gray County
Farm Bureau Watermelon Growers
Association was organized, there has
been a deep interest in the formation
Of a similar association for Wheeler
County watermelon growers. Mr..
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
FARM BUREAU IS BECOMING
POPULAR WITH THE FARMERSN
MANY PANHANDLE COUNTIES

Friona farmers expect 10 join with
farmers Of the farwcll and other
communities In the organization Of
the Farmer County Farm Bureau
al a meeting Co be held IN friona
on Saturday afternoon, Jan. %. The
meeting win be addressed by i. VI.
McCracken Of Groom and Judge J..
Cough Of Hereford.
Clarendon, Jan. 19.-Farmcrs
from every part of Donlcy County
are working in the perfection Of the
Donley County Farm Bureau They
were addressed AZ a county meeting
in Clarendon, Jan. IL, by Judge l..
Cough Of Hereford, who outlined TO
them the methods Of organizing com
munity and county farm bureaus.
Nazareth. Castro County, Jan. 10.
According 20 leading farmers OF
the Nazareth community, Castro
County will soon have the Castro
County Farm Bureau. Judge l..
Cough OF Hereford, vice president OF
the National Wheat Growers Asso'
citation and a leading farm bureau
member IN Texas, accompanied 10y
r. NJ. McCracken Of Groom, char.
man Of the executive committee OF
he Texas Farm Bureau Wheat Grow.
ers called n meeting FOR Jan %. at
Nazareth
Mclean, Jan. l9.--Thc Mclean
community Of Gray County has co.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
Fine motto ( Give and let give.

A lawsuit, started some 600 years
ago, was recently called for trial IN
a French court. The costs ana fees
Of several centuries exceed TIE value
Of the object sought. Il has to do
with the distribution Of some land IN
the Jura Mountains, between the CON-
munities Of Meussia and Chareilla.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Calvert has been asked by many farm
ers 10 try 20 secure farm bureau
speaker for meeting in Shamrock
70 organize watermelon growers
association.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27
u. $. GOVERNMENT
WARNS FARMERS ABOUT
DISEASE CAUSED BY RATS

They carry Bubonic plague. fatal
10 human beings. They carry foot and
mouth disease, which Il fatal to stock.
They kin chickens, cot grain. cause
destruction 70 property. II you have
rata RAT-SNAP vii Kill them Gre
mates rsts after hIling thsn,-leavs<
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Tho new immigration law Of Am
erica has kept 100000 foreigners
out Of the United State in the last
six months. according TO the chair
man Of the House Immigration Com
mittec. Only 10000 sliens enter
"a IN the firss fiv, months q ths Ia
fiscal year.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Farwoll, Jan. 10. Farmers living
IN this part Of Farmer County have
secured Judge l.. Cough Of Hereford
and T.. NJ. McCracken 90 address the
meeting called 10 meet in Farwell on
Jan. 27
Friona, Farmer County, Jan. 10.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

County we're addressed here Monday
by Judge l.. Cough Of Hereford, and
n. NJ McCrackcn " Groom, on be-
half ~ tho Texas Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton and the Texas Farm Bureau
wheat Growers Association. The
meeting was held under the auspices
" the Randall County Farm Bureau.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Miami, Jan. ~ Farmers IN me
Miami community, who are interest
ed In the formation ~ the Roberts
County Farm Bureau, have requested
the Panhnndle-plains supervisor ~
the Texas Farm Bureau Federation
at Amarillo % secure speakers Tor
n series ~ farmers meetings Go be-
held IN various parts ~ the rounfy
az an early date.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Claude, Jan. 19.--Announcement
was made here this week that the
farmers committee in charge OF or
ganizing the Armstrong County Farm
Bureau had called n meeting Of the
farmers from over the county to-
gather In Claude Saturday afternoon,
Jan. q, at which time +. NJ Nc
Cracken and Judge l.. Cough adj
dressed the meeting.
d. w. Badgley and Tom Brumitt
" Claude; II. r. Cole, II. w Shuey,
3. l.. Forren, F.. =. Palm, +. J.. Long
bine and others are on the organiza-
tion committee
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Pampa, Jan. 10 Pampa, the home
Of the beginning Of the movement Of
wheat growers IN Texas 20 coopcrn-
lively market their wheat, will again
took the limelight Friday, Jan. 20, az
which time T.. ". McCracken, daddy"
Of the movement, returned 10 tell
II the great work accomplished since
the first meeting Of mere handful
u farmers here only few months
ago.
Nj. McCrncken was accompa-
MED to Pampa by Judge T.. Cough o.
Hereford
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

fuftu u EIhUu NNAhi ~ %" -
~ watcrmclons, 1922 crop, IN the
organization Of the Gray county
Farm Bureau Watermelon Growers
Association.
vega, Jan. 10. Many oldham
county farmers have Joined In the re-
quest that the Texas Farm Bureau .
Federation send speakers 20 tins
county for the purpose Of organizing .
the Oldham County Farm Bureau
Wildorado, Jan. 10. Many farm /
ers Of this community have invcstl- /
gated the plans Of the Texas Farm .
Burenu Wheat Growers Association, /
led by n. NJ. McCracken o. Groom
and Judge l.. Cough Of Hereford and .
sponsored by the Texas Farm Bu-
reau Federation. with its 10000 /
members II Is the only 100 per
cent, compulsory, five years pool
ing contract organization IN Texas. I
They are petitioning the Texas Farm
Bureau Federation 20 send speakers
10 Wil6orado to assist IN the pcrfec.
ton Of community farm bureau and
sign up Of the wheat growers con
tract.
Panhandle. Jan. i9.-Farmers
from every part ~ Carson county at
tended the meeting here Saturday, /
called By o. p Russ, president Of TIE
Carson County Farm Bureau. They
we're addressed BY +. NJ McCracken
Of Groom and d. ? McCallb Of ANA
rillo.
s.. Francis, Jan. 10 Since Judge
l. Cough Of Hereford. vice president
Of the National Wheat Growers As
sociation and o prominent farm bu-
reau member, addressed the farmers
Of this community Friday evening,
January I 3 there has been a very de-
rided increase 81 interest IN the for
nation Of the Texas Farm bureau
Wheat Growers Association.
husband, Jan. Practically
every farmer In the husband COM
munity has expressed The intention
Of attending the farm bureau meet
ing held Friday afternoon, AZ which
time Lee Satterwhite 81 Amarillo
will explain the farm bureau.
George Mcnke, Dent Mclean, K. ;;
Donaldson, W. l.. Campbell, Carl Hill
and W. J I'LL are acting rs a com
mi,tee In securing farm bureau mem
beers and signing up the wheat grow
ers' contract
Floydada. Jan. 10. 1t was an
nounced here this week by officials
of the Floyd County Farm Bureau
that a membership drive would be
conducted IN Floyd county OF an ear
ly date. probably centering on Feb
ruary rs.
Spring Lake, Lamb County. Jan. I
49, Farmers from many sections %
Lamb County met here Wed. /
nesday, Jan. IS, for the purpose Of
organizing the Lamb County Farm
Bureau. r. NJ. McCrAcken and Judge /
l. Cough addressed the farmers.
A committee consisting Of G. +. |
Abbott, Charles Bates, NJ. 4. Clavin- |
ger. LLOYD Cowart. w s. Hall, J. l..
Hinson. Ernest Jones, H. NJ Pack
ard. W w. Phipps and Willis G.
white we're appointed 20 handle
the details u the meeting
Miami, Jan. ~ Farmers IN me
Miami community, who are interest
ed IN the formation ~ the Roberts
County Farm Bureau, have requested
the Panhnndle-plains supervisor of
the Texas Farm Bureau Federation /,
at Amarillo % secure speaker for
a series ~ farmers meetings 90 be- /
held In vnrious parts 81 the rounfy
az an early date.
Umbargcr, Jan. 10. Farmers n
the UmbarRer community of Randall
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

no smell. Comes in cakes, ready for
use. Three sizes, 35c, 65c, fl.Z5.
Sold and guaranteed By City Drug
Store, OF Cole-Myrick Hdw. Co.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Umbargcr, Jan 10 Farmers u
the Umbarger community Of Randall
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Floydada. Jan. i9-lt was an
nounced here this week by officials
Of the Floyd County Farm Bureau
that membership drive would be
conducted in Floyd county at an ear
~ date. probably ccntering on Feb
ruary %.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

cured grand total Of $40 10 acres
~ watcrmolons, 1929 crop, IN the
organization Of the Gray County
Farm Bureau Watermelon Growers
Association
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Panhandle, Jan. l9-Farmers
from every part Of Carson county at
tended the meeting here Saturday,
called By o. p Russ, president Of The
Carson County Farm Bureau, They
we're addressed BY =. NJ. McCracken
Of Groom and u. 7 McCallb Of ANA
rillo.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

vcga, Jan. 10. Many oldham
county farmers have Joined In the re-
quest that the Texas Farm bureau
Federation send speakers 10 THIS
county for the purpose Of organizing
the Oldham County Farm Bureau.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

s.. Francis, Jan. i9. Since Judge
l.. Cough Of Hereford. vice president
Of the National Wheat Growers As
sociation and q prominent farm bu-
reau member, addressed the farmers
Of this community Friday evening,
January i3 there has been very de
rided increase Of interest In the for
nation Of the Texas Farm bureau
Wheat Growers Association.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-01-27

Mclean, Jan. l9.-Thc Mclean
community Of Gray County has se-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-22
DRAWING MADE FOR PLAY
 IN WORLDS TENNIS TOURNEY

London, June 21-(By the A. P.)- Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory and Mile Suzanne Lenglen are on opposite sides of the draw for the play in the world S lawn tennis championship which be- gins at Wimbledon June 26. It is gen. erally considered that the American champion has drawn luckily. In her half of the draw which will be Mrs A. E. Beamish and Mrs. Satterthwaite, and neither of these British players is looked upon as likely to beat her
 Mile. Lenglen in her service of the draw is close to Miss Kathleen Nc Kane, the English star. Miss Elizabeth Ryan, of California, also is in this half.
 G. c. Gamer, one of the American representatives, has been drawn in the weaker quarter of the mems singles. If he can become acclimatized to En- glish conditions, the experts are of the opinion that he has good chance to be semi -finalist. His chief oppo- nents will be Marcel Alonzo, the Spanish champion, and Randolph Ly- cett, the Australian veteran. The lat ter is still doubtful factor owing to the recent injury he suffered.
 In the first round Gamer will play R. P. Barbour, the Australian eric keter and varsity lawn tennis player. D. Mathey will meet a strong oppo- nent in J. Washer, Belgian champion, whi is a muscular left-hander and a player of championship standard.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-22
HARNESS NOTES

Rifle Grenade (3) 2.O4 3-4 has been in 2:OS for Lon Mcdonald.
 Frank L. Stiles death removes an other prominent eastern horseman.
 Nedda 2:0S 1-4 worked in 2:14 for Harry Fleming on Wednesday of last week.
 Single G.'s first start of the season probably will be at Canton, Ohio, next week.
 Peter Fellows CD 2:3O is Peter the Greats first new performer for the
 The Murphy stable leaves Pough- keepsie for Cleveland the latter part of this week.
 A free-fo all pace will be on the lated closing card of the Philadelphia Grand Circuit meeting.
 Baka 2:o9 1-4, the Austrian cham pion, tripped off a mile in 2:14 1-4 last week at North Randall.
 Walter Allen 2: 15 1-4, a North Ran dall winner, is another Eecho Todd trotter that is making good.
 That affair at North Randall last week could be properly called "The Little Grand Circuit meeting"
 Four more two-year- -olds by Dil- lon Axworthy (S) 2:10 1-4 went into the standard list at Belmont.
 Azie Glenn 2:14 1-4. the only sister of the champion, Peter Manning, 1857