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Evening star., 1922-11-22
Your Home and
You
The Handy Newspaper.
BY HELEN Kendall.

All housewives appreciate the aid
of the supply of cast-off newspapers
which accumulate so quickly in every
household. For spreading upon the
kitchen table during dinner prepara
tions, wrapping up refuse for the
garbage can. wiping out greasy
skillets and pots before washing.
starting the fire in the fireplace, and
hundred other uses. the newspaper
is one of the indispensable articles
around a house
Just where to keep this everin
creasing pile of papers, SO that it is
not unsightly aud yet can be reached
at a moments notice. is one of the
Evening star., 1922-11-22

tressed expression, I don't mean at
all the love between men and women,
sacred and beautiful though that may
be. / mean the love of home, of py
pomS here. of the view l shall learn
to love SO from that window over
there. the love of vases and flowers
and chintzes and chairs, and the little.
intimate things. l dearly love to get
tea for my husband, for instance. I
lcve to brew it and fix it and have it
Just as he likes it and then hang over
him and sort of fuss about things.
/ love the little things: the little,
happy things that are really the hap
piest things of all.
"Of course. l want success. Every
man or every woman who. has once
set feet on that, beckoning path wants
to go on. If fame comes to me with
out too much sacrifice of these be-
loved little things I should be ut
terly content, but l shall not break
my heart over it nor live In that ter
rible state that thinks with the rising
of every sun. Now. what can 1 do
for Leah Baird today? and is still
feyerishly thinking the same thing
when the sun sets.
my husband often signs and shakes
his head and says to me. Leah. II
you only had more ambition" and
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Special Baked Beans.

Wash two quarts of small white
beans, put them in a saucepan, and
cover with cold water. As soon as
they come to q boil. drain. Put them
in Q stone bean pot, add four table,
spoonfuls of butter, one chopped on
ion, salt and pepper to taste, and one
fourth teaspoonflil Of mustard. Fill
the pot with boiling water, cover
tight, and bake for about six hours.
Add more water as required, to keep
from getting dry. They are good
warmed over.
Evening star., 1922-11-22

Made of gnjgham at IL cents per
yard and trimmed with chambray
at 20 cents per yard, this new house
dress would cost about s5 cents. If you
are one of the many busy house
wives who love pretty things but
can't always take much time to
make them, you will be pleased
to know that you could make
this style in about an afternoon. You
could cut two of different materials
at the same time and finish both in
a day. The two could be completed
for less than what it would cos you
to buy one good one of this style.
and you would then have d pleasant
change in house dresses.
The pattern No. 1884 cuts in sizes
36. 40 and A inches bust measure.
Size 36 requires 35s yards 36-inch
material with \. yard 36-inch con-
trasting.
Price of pattern. Is cents. in past
rye stamps only. Orders should be
Addressed to The Washington Star
Pattern Burenu. p East 18th street.
New York city. Pleaxe write your
name and address clearly.
Evening star., 1922-11-22

there. OF course. he hoped so, but
Won never can tell, There are sud
den and strange disappearances
among the little people of the Green
Forest and the Green Meadows. and,
as l said before, it was long time
since Peter had been over there.
SO it was with real eagernesS that
Peter looked for Paddy. 1t was moon
light. just the kind of night tha'
Paddy enjoys. Peter looked all over
the pond. 1t was as smooth as glass.
Nowhere was there so much as rip
pie Peter was disappointed: ne had
hoped to see Paddy swimming about.
II do hope nothing has happened TO
him." muttered Peter as he hopped
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Remake Long Flowing sleeves.

You can give your long flowing
sleeves a new touch. Cut away a
long narrow strip from the front and
the back of each sleeve. Set in a
piece of richly embroidered silk or
strip of .brocaded silk or velvet. To
make it even more attractive you
can stitch a simple design of beads
around each insert. FLORA.
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Raisin and Spice Cakes.

Cream orie-half a cupful of butter
and one and one-half cupfuls of
sugar together, and after adding two
eggs, stir in one-half cupful Of milk.
Next add one cupful of raisins chop
ped fine and one teaspoonful each of
cloves, mace, cinnamon, and soda.
Add flour enough to make just stiff
enough to roll. Roll medium thin,
cut with a cooky cutter. and bake.
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Paddy Has a Surprise for
Peter.
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Somehow, somewhere. soon or late,
Every one will find a mate. \

Every one will find a mate.
Paddy the Beaver
1t was a very long time since Peter
Rabbit had been over to call on Paddy
the Beaver. In fact, he had almost
forgotten that there was such per-
son. But the coming of fall brought
Paddy to mind again. II think I'll
have to run over and see II Paddy
is laying in, u store of food for win
ter. as usual" said Peter as early one
evening he started out from the dear
Old Briar Patch.
So away he went. lipperty -lipperty-
lip. straight for the Green Forest
and then on through the Green For
est, in the direction of Paddy's pond.
He wondered If he would find Paddy
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Carrot Salad.

Scrape some carrots well and boil
them until tender. Cut in dice and
arrange them on a nest OF yellow
lettuce leaves from the heart of the
lettuce. Garnish with pieces of hard
boiled eggs and serve with mayon-
naise.
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Sweet Green Pepper Salad

Take six green peppers. six large
ripe tomatoes, four pickles and one
onion. Chop all up fine together,
season with salt and pepper to
taste, place in a salad bowl, and pour
over it one-harf cupful' of the
vinegar from the pickles.
Evening star., 1922-11-22

Andes She wore it on the steamer
coming to America and with 1t a
large brown coat. which had panel
of leopard skin down the side which
dropped several inches longer than
the coat. Her helmet looked like that
worn by the ancient Romans when
they went out to frighten barbarians.
1t may start the fashion for fur
helmets of such mottled peitry as
leopard and gazelle.
1 should hate to see one made of
Chinese lion, which is the fur that
Poiret put on his new frocks. ana as
Poiret is now costuming some of the
New York plays. he is no longer
vague figure of genius to the
American mind.
Copyright 1921
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Linoleum for Kitchen Table.

The British museum contains the
oldest known examples of Chinese
writing in the form OF inscriptions on
animals bones.
Evening star., 1922-11-22

This is true story. If, for
the sake Of this paper. the
editor issues a public denial.
don't you believe him. I guess
l oughta know.
wanta peeve. I've an ingrowing
crouch that's wrecking my disposition
and 1 yearn to talk to somes zone
about it, but no one will listen. Ny
relatives and friends all give me the
ha-ha. They maintain that I'm a
corn-fed cutie, teachers pet, spoiled
Evening star., 1922-11-22

Gold valued at s7.Oo0,O00 is taken
from the soil of northern California
each year by the dredging method.
Evening star., 1922-11-22

darling Of the gods. and thatNmy jobs
cinch. An that's just what I'm
peeved about-this statement that my
"job's a cinch"!
Cinch! Huh! How do they get thar
way? I suppose it's soft snap to
write immortal thoughts. ohyesin-
deed. Maybe it is for some people,
but do you think that immortal
thoughts come natural for me? Then
Evening star., 1922-11-22
The Woman, Who
Seems Never to Tire

The girl or woman who can end a
busy day with the same Joyous
spring in her step that she had on
arising will be happy and success
iul in the business, professional or
social world.
She has no foot trouble to call
her attention from what she is doing
and focus it on her feet. She is up
to her capacity mentally and
physically.
This freedom from all foot annoy
ance can be yours when you wear
the comfortable Cantilever Shoe.
Cantilever Shoes make work,
play, walking or standing easier be-
cause they conform to the natural
lines of the foot They are en-
tirely free. from the concealed
metal that is in the shank OF ordi-
nary shoes. hence the arch is fex-
ible, like that of your own foot.
This flexible arch supports the
loot naturally while at the same
time it permits free exercise to all
the muscles. ligaments and joints.
keeping them strong and healthy.
and preventing or correcting weak
arches.
Evening star., 1922-11-22
Homemade, bu: Hos No
Equal fer Coughs

danenda ble coush medicine. Eas-
lily prepared, and saves about 81.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
sTEE's SALE


VALUABLE TrNG"r OF FARMING;
MD T!Mtt.E LAND ~ RICK
lN2 2.oSl !. AC RES
~ virtue Of decd Of trust executed
onI Harry i. Warn" 10 tho under.
-i.n"d trust"" dated 2Sth Of Nnvem-
h"r. 1919. and recorded in the clerks
Once ~ buckingham county va in
deed Rock "a. paE. as defanl, hav-
INK been made in tn" payment of tins
d"bt therein secured. NJ the request
viii -cli 10y auction ia front Of Post
o'ri"ck i NJ, IN ' 80
SATuHpAY; TuE 23Ep DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. l922
tn" following property. to-wit: Al
known as Sycamore Island and Saints
R"st. bounded on the north hy the
lands. formerly owned by Camm Pat
t"son. nov Rolf" f.. Glover and the
"stat" ~ J. Whit" Cobb; on tho AAs.
ny K. j. coles. Samuel Coles and Rich
ard Rarianh. ON the south by the
"siat" ~ Vim \ Rrcwn. J. Miller. the
Alexander settlement. Thos. Minor.
Camm ratics"n. deceased and the
L"renz estate. now owned by o. NJ.
sutton estate. and the ruckingha m
Courth"us" Road. and on the west By
tho james River and lands NJ a s
Buford. containing 2,O5li. acres. more
or less.
Terms: CASH.
This tract Of land Hes on James
River. about a mile and half from
Maut"" station. on the & Il o Ry.,
and il about six miles by county road
from Huwardsvi!le, Va.
The dwelling. tenant houses. barns,
stables, corn cribs and other buildings
arc Ia fair condition and are ado
uuntr to IA" needs of the farm. The
soil generally is OF good quality.
About one hundred acres OF upland
aud one hundred and fifty acres OF
river bottom land is suitable for Gull
tiVation and about one hundred acres
~ upland is suitable for pasture. The
remainder al tho tract "a bout seven
teen hundred and one and one fourth
acr"D Ia in timber, ~ which il has
been estimated fourteen hundred
acres IL n"rchR ntahle timber -
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
Richmord Va.
= S-For further information, adj
dress Irving y. Whitehead. Lynch
hnrs, Va.
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WANTED-Small cabin or
building site on James
River. Will pay cash.
Box B 719, care The
Dispatch.
.fIcTION.S-LEG.4LS
Legal Notices

Richmond. Va. Sept. !. 1922.
NOTICE
The Freight Dcpots Of the following rail.
roads and steamship line viii b. closed
on Monday. September I. l?22. account ~
Labor Day. except FOR tn" delivery a.!
perishahie freight between the hours Of 3
aud 10 y. NJ.
w. l.. FREEMAN. Agent.
~ 9. 1. Il. u. 20.
q. A. WAETnEN. Agent.
e. ~ -. II. Il. 90.
LESLIE ELLIS Agent.
H.. T. 4 i. u X. -.
l.. Il. GorLpER. Agent.
$. \. l.. u. r. 60.
u. T.. THOMPSON. Agent
Southern n r. Co.
q. NJ. WYATT, Agent,
R.-N. y. S. s. Co.
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In tn" matter ui
W. y. SMITH.
iHuhrupt.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
CHA itt;H..

CA this .th d.A az August. \ ~
1922. ON reading iii" petition FOR
dischars" ~ tie" bankrupt. IL is
Ordered by Ia" court Ihnt - hear
in.; h." had upon III. same on IN" 2"TH
bNN rF SEPTEMBER \. t.. I929 h"-
FOR" Eaid court. at I;hhuinu,i ~ said
district at ~ "'ri"rk noon. and that
motto" thereof L." published in Th"
fim'~ dispatch. u newspaper printed
In said district. ami that All knuNm
creditors Hnd other persons in interest
may appear nt the said time aud
place. ana show cause. II any they
have. why the prayer OF tho said pc
titioner should not h. granted.
And II is further ordered by the
court. That the clcrl, shall send hy
mail 1" all known creditors. copies
OF said petition ana this order. adj
dressed tn them AT their places OF
r.Sihrn"" as stated.
Wiz - til" ii"norablc ID. LAW
ltEN'E cl:pNEi,. lu,lg" nf thu"
said court. and the seal thereof. at
Richmond in SAID district. uu the
.th day Of August \. T.. 49,
Attest:
JOSEPH l.. brady,
tS"AD Clerk.
Mt:SSRS EETliEi. & WILLIAMS
Attorneys Tor I;ankr,ut
WANT TO buy auto? Read the ciassi.
ned ads
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West Grace
Bargain

This il the last 'hanc" to buy AZ
s-room detached brick residence T.,
less than Sl"nnn. II has hut-wat|I
hcat, hardwood noors. large bascm.n,
and tiled bath. Phone or see us
once
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE, INC.
Madison 1861.
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AfITInSS-IEEf AS
Legal Notices
THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA
EASTERN DISTRICT OF NIR-
CHINA.

1922. NJ. X EpWrHY nicd q .ibeI in
"a. District CONT OF ih- United
states for The Eastern District OF Vir-
gina AGAINST tia. steamship Aurora
h"r boats. tackle. appar"! and furni.
'ur". ia a cause az wages due ,iB,Iaut
civil and maritime"
Ana whereas, by virtue Of process
ia due form Of Law. 10 mo directed.
rcturnahle on the 3Tli DAY or
SEPTEMBER, lY22. / have seized and
ana have her IN nay custody.
notice - hereby given. that Dis
states cour, Room. In the city II
i"mh"r, 1922. for the trial 81 said
Premises. and the owner or owners.
ana all persons who mas have or
claim any Interest. are hereby cited
70 he and appear at the '!me and
place aforesaid to show cause. II amy
they nav, why 81 final decree should
not pass rs prayed.
CLARENCE: q. sMITHERs.
By W a. GT;ANT.
Deputy /. 5. Marsha
TIE CHESAPEAKE AND oHIo RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
Richmond. Va. Angus, "a. 1922.
N0IIch Is HEREBY GiNE% that
The Chesapeake and ONO Railway Com.
pAny mas been called 10y me Board o,
Directors OF said Company 20 bs held
a. I'll" principal Once OF tn. Company. In
the ely Of Richmond. virginia. on Tue.
day, the zsth day OF September 1921 a,
Ii:oo ocioc" a. NJ. Tor the following pur.
pos-s:
tsj To consider and &C, upon pro.
ross! 10 Increase the Company
capita! ''oeh 10y IN. addition thereto
OF stock IN the par amount OF $780,
a., a..
shares ~ the par value o. 800 each
80 as 20 MAKE the total authorized par
amount "t such capi'si s;och yIs5
coo. consisting Of l.s5p.VOO saa-es
@. IN. par value %: 800 Zach. such
Increase OF capita! ,j"ci. 10 ne OF
sGcn class uf classes w.;h such Irsls-
nations. preferences .TI voting powers
or T'hiTIci.ons OF qualifications there
OF a. ne stoc"nold-rs at SAID meet.
INK Shai! determine OF auta"rl4-. and
Specifically. without !im.t!ns tin. ron.
"fAlty az the foregoing. 70 C"nsd-r
ana act GGon propose. that ihe adj
i!'ionsl capita. stock tie in the hra,
instance preferred STOCK, and INA, the
sam". or any hereof. may he con-
f--'lhle into common stuCk:
90 To authorize the Board OF Dl-
f-c'ors OF the company from lime TO
'lns 20 issu- and to dispose OF such
add i'ionai STOCK on such terms az SUCH
Board may n me exercise OF Il. .aw-
IA discretion determine.
tc) To rsG:y a1G confirm such ac-
ZION :h"r"'o:0r. ia-.l or authorized
10y SaiG BoaTd IN Anticipation OF such
acton by the .tOcA holders as may bs
submitted 20 The mc-iins. and to sake
such other and further action IN III.
premises. Including the Authorization
OF any necessary or appropriate
amendment o' 'm'ndmenn OF the
charter Of The Company. as ;he stock
holders at the meeting may de-
isrmIn-. and
tdJ 20: the Transaction of such
o'n"f ngsiuc.s may property come
before the meeting
For the purpose %: the meeting ,he stock
irsnst"r hooks w..l De closed a; J f.. II.
On FRIDAY. Septcmu.! !. lg2: aud remain
closed until 10 4. NJ on "Wednesday
September -. 1922.
Hy order o. the BoaFd OF Directors
a. TEEN YETI
"A S.,r..,,,
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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Muhleman & Kayhoe

I!uillrrs of Ilich-ClHss II"mrs.y
lns North Ninih street
1T Pays 1" Iiuy Muhi"man "
kaNhu" Home"
CLASSIFIED Ais ar, received
over the nh"n" for your convenience.
IOu ca" ,.N, nancy by regular Dl.patcs
..t:.i 49,
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ORDER or NoTICE! FOR DIS
CHARGE.

on this gard day "f August y. T..
49,. an reading tn" petition for dis
charge "f IA" hauN rupt, ~ *
ordered hy tn" court. That 4 hear
inG b" ha'l iip"n ia" sam" ON tn" fu'rh
nNi o. SEPTEMBER. y Il 1872 be-
fore said court. at Richmond. ia said
district ~ l. o'clock noon. and that
notice thereof to" published IN TIN"
rim'e Dispatch, "a u"wspap"r printed
iu said district and that all known
creditors ana other persons in in
ter"st may appear at III" said lim"
and place. AMI show cause. II amy they
haT-. why tn" prayer OF the 80 id
petitioner should not 10 granted.
Aud IL j. further ordered by tn"
court. rhat tn" clerk shah send by
mai To all known creditors copies ~
said petition aud THE order. addressed
To them at their places OF residence
as stated.
Witness TIA" lIoNoEARI.F: u. LAW
RENEE GRO EE. Judge OF the said
court. and tn, Seal thereof. a. Rich
mpnd. in satd district. ON IN" 2ard
day ~ August. y. - 1922.
Attest.
JOSEPH i. BRADY.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Tract of Land,
With Improvements, in
Chesterfield County, Va,
on the Midlothian Pike,
Near the City, Contain
ing 3SlI Acres.

In execution 81 certain deed n.
a., ~. dated March ~. 1870. rccord"i
t,,i, ,'.S n,s'N once, chesterfield cir.
l"uit having been made i'm m. nv.
Mcnt of the dent therein secured - I'd
b.'hs required by the beneficiary So 10
do. we Will. ON
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ., 1922
at $40 O'Clock =. NJ.
proceed to sell on the premises .,
puhiic Auction. the following de.
scrihsd property: All that certain
tract or parcel Of land. with an i'm,
ianc.s thereto belonging. containinr
~ ! u acres as per plat made by ~
". i."l'radc ana l'r"s. under date of
sept. 80. l'i6. which plat IS hereby
HE said property being more particii.
Iarl! described as follows: All of In.
SAID S1id rrnbrriy lying aud being IN
I ncs,ri mcid county Va. on the Midi
"a ston" at The intersection of the
Old coal Fit Road and John Day
property. thence north 3 degrees
east l.4is' feet. theme. north de-
grecs west 1865 feet To IL stone ON
tn" Midlothian Turnpike. south - de-
Rrccs west H2I.3 feet To "A stone at the
corner VAN ia" \. H. lIamc"ck prom
erty, thence south | IS degrees west
l.hSla feet To u stone on the coal
Pit Railroad. thence south s,.-S de-
Grecs west 9l0.S feet to tie point Of
hcs inning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay ad-
vcrtiS!rr tn" sale. trustees COMMAS
sion OF per cent and tho amount
due on deferred payments. to-wit.
SGi5 end interest from March 81, 1921,
to date. being one half OF a princip.l
note duo on this date. one principai
note Tor Sl.29o due March 81. 1922: one
interest not" for SiiiSO due on
March 81. 1872: interest due from
March 10. 1872. To date. SlIGo5 less
$4,000 interest on $G45 U0 from March
IL. 1922, Si6.05: balance in three.
four aud five years from MLrch 49,
l?22. with interest at so per annum
payable semi-annually. or all cash, at
option of the purchaser.
JAMES 4. COSBY.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE. EAST
EEN DISTRICT pE' VIRGINIA.
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Ia tho matter ~
CARR. MONTAGUE
PORTE
nHTupi.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR Dis
CHARGE.

ON this i7th day Of August. \ u.
1872, "n reading tho petition for dis
charge ~ IN" bankrupt II IS
Ordered by the court. That hear
Ing ID" had upon tn" same ON In. BOTH
DAY Or SEPTEMBER. y. -. 1922. be
fore said court. at Richmond. Ia said
district, at - u'CloCk noon, and that
motto" thereof be published in The
TIm'r- dispatch, "a newspaper printed
III said district, aua that all known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and
place. and show cause. If any they
haN", why The PRAYER OF the said Pc
utionerS should not he granted.
And ~ is further ordered by tho
court. THAT the clerk shall send NY
mail to al! known creditors. copies
of said petition and this order, adj
dressed 10 them at their places OF
residence as stated.
Witness tho honorable u. Law
RENEE iRoNER Judge OF tn.
said court. and the seal thereof at
Richmond. Va. In said district. on
the l.th day OF August. - y. 1877
Attest:
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
(ScaD Clerk.
u
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~ THE: DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNITED STATES FOR THE Fast
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

ON this eth day Of August. 4. u.
1922, an reading the petition for dis
charge - the hankrmrt. IL IS
ordered by tho court. That hear
ing h" mai upon IN" sam" ON the BOTH
DAY or SEPTEMBER. y. II. 1922. he
for" said court. AZ Richmond. in said
district at - o'clock noon; and that
motto" thereof be published in The
Time DiSratch. a nov spar"r nrint.d
IL sad district. and that all known
creditors ana other persons In in
and place. and show GAUGE. II any they
have. why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not L." granted.
Md i, is further ordered by the
court. That the clerk shall send by
mail To all known creditors copies 81
said petition and This order. addressed
To them at their places Of residence
Wiuness the IIONORAEI.E u. LAW
HENCE GitnNER Judge of the said
court and ihc seal thereof, a; Rich
day Of August. y -. 1872.
JosEril p. BRADY.
(S"nD Clerk.
ATTORNEY for Rankrupt
IL TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
In the matter nf No. 2a2..
THOMAS r JONES. In
bankrupt. | Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.
on this 9th day Of August. ~ u.
1872. ON reading the petition for
discharge al the bankrupt. ii is
ordered hy the court. THAT hear
ine lee mad upon the .Sa me- on IA. %nIii
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. \. -. l:22 he
fore said court. at Richmond. in SAID
distinct, at - o'ci"ch noon: and that
motto" thereof he Published III Th"
Times Dispatch. - newspaper printed
IN said dtStr!ct. aud that all knn.Yn
may appear at the said Tin. anI
place. and show cause. II amy thcN
nave. WHY the prayer "f the said pc-
uti"ncr should not h. granted.
Ana ii Is further ordered 10y the
court. rhat the clerk shall send hy
mail "a all known creditors. copies
~ said petition and this order al
dressed to them at their places IL
residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable -. LAW
RENEE tRbNf.Ii. judge "f the said
court. and the seal thereof. at Rich
m"nd. ia said district. on the 9Th day
Of August. y. l.. ia22.
JOSEPH T.. BRADY.
tScaD CLERK.
TIiuS l. TAl.IEY. ESQ.
Attorney for BANKRUPT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-01

FOX RENT-rerrei home. at Gwathmcy.
Va rooms and bath. electric lights
not ANA cold wafer: u "a acres ~ good
land attached, three quarters o, an aero
OF which Is in young orchard Of apples.
peaches and grapes, is located 100 yard
fr"m Gwsthmey station, on H. +. 4 f..
Y H.. Is In four minutes Walk to Ash
lanh car line. sni faces KIchmnui
Washington Highway: II, miles south
Of Ashland. and Is miles north ~ Rich
mnnd. mall. ice and groceries delivered
dailt $50 per month Includes usa q.
mouse AMI farm. Immediate possession
given. Phons Madison Il20