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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE.
COUNTY OF NEW KENT. VA.

In execution of deed OF trust,
dated Anril hth i.lS. and recorded
Book ~ uage 1853 default having
hech mace the payment Of certain
notes th"icny secured. and having
cr ~ Said noes. ! VIII sell at public
auction az the front door OF New
Kent Courthouse. Va. on
TUESDAY. MAY 2ND. 1922.
between the hours 81 10 a. NJ and
the following tracts OF land.
First That certain tract OF land.
situated IN the county OF New Kent.
state o, Nirein.a containing one hun
dred and ninety ana one-fuurth acres.
and comprising all Of the land known
as the billiard" tract, and all the
land known as the 'Spauldiug'' tract.
lying ON the north sid" OF the road.
leading from Plum Point to oak. the
mctcS and bounds whereof are shown
on plat ana survey made by .. NJ.
Chandler. surveyor. aud accorded
with deed from j \. Potts and others
To Tn" Underwater Lime X Fertilizer
being designated on said plat as one
hundred seventy and onc-Tuarter
u10 la ,srcs. and twenty t20l
acres cut II.
Second. That certain other tract or
con,ainin| n. 10 acres. including
the prcs.ni wharf at BrigE's landing
on the hamhnkey Riyer.. and running
together Win the right or way from
he tract 1 land irSi ah"ve-
"" TtnM r. s"'' sr's sti,,c landing or
Si.?16 Cd IN" amount OF the second
note. win at.rcst from date at per
cent, ana the balance then due on the
third no,- If SI?36.G6 and interest
7, y. HARRIS
rruSiee
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fECTfONS--LEG AS
Legal Notices

rN'1I ~
To n" Stockholders 81 The Gfc.n-,tl!.
RAM. uf Empuri". VI.
T"k- n"-IC" ihn' . meeting ~ ~
~t"cAhnid"r, Of -aii hank mas hcon dulv
called. sam" &" p" h-ih on May & 1879 q,
o'clock. y. NJ. SET the iau.ing n:nca -.
which meeting Is 20 submit 80 .a.d s,,c. o
holders. for th"ir ,un-id"ra ION. = Jnint
agreement entered Int" b.tN".u IN"
HparhS ~ Directors ~ s.I. tn. Greens
VIZ. narn aud 81 Merchants ana Farm.
"i- kan., ~ t:u9urI- I.N Tor ~. rt-rc-
- "r consolidation uf SAID bauNs
THE GEEENS WILLIE HANK.
b' Emrorla. Va.
A,,e,, ". 7 m"a.us S~cr~,sry,
DEPARTMENT OF rrHi.Ic UTILITIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
bIi' "ii; t." received a. the orlr.. Of
M pri'a r''n"nt %; Hnniic u'!!I,i., i;oori
i"' t4'y Han. at u "'c!vc. mon sprI 49,
i.-e tor -Scayatlng tr"arh :yr /, water
main IA tn- following streets
Broad S'r"-t. from Bpw" 10 I.uiuharIy
Bow" street from Gao TO Moore.
Moor" Street. ir"nt is,w" 20 Iornb.r,ly
i.omh'rhs Street. from Moore 10 cham
b"rlayU- Avenue.
Chsms"riayne A""uu" from l.ombaray TO
Bf"ukihud rar. Boulevard
HruoR.aud Par. Ispui-,Ari 10 u.w
thorn" 10 Ladies Mll- Eoad.
Specification. and plan- can t.. seen at
"'lc". t:f' should u. addressed 20 ID.
rector Puzzle Utilities. and m-ra.A. "EI-
ce"a;!on FOR r!p- Line" R!yh, To- r.j.c,
any and a.! bid. reserved.
l.. ". TKAFFoHD.
Director
The annual m--i.nx o: the Mu,Uai AZ.
~uTance S"c!ety ~; Virginia wlll be held
- III. "fice %: IN" -Dc..'y. Room .oI
Mutual building Richmond "a on MAY
10. 1872. at o.clOC~ T.. NJ.
O. MoFFETT KING.
Secretary
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Have Backache?
II I"u Have Kidney Trouble Heed
thr ADVICE of Mrs. n.rkcr.

Hotchhiss. W. Walt Is with great
pleasur" that I write these few lines
in praise OF DIR. picrccS Wonderful
Anuric tanti-uriC-acid Tablets. I
had been troubled for over year
with kidney troubl" and had tried
various kidney remedies. At last |
thought ! would write 10 pr. Pierce
FOR bottle OF .Anuric ikidn.y and
hackach") Tablets. When had
taken the bottle seemed to he en-
tircly Well. | would not be without
them at all. rest better at night
ana feel better every day.'-Mrs. lnez
Rarkcr.
Write Or. ricrcc's lnvalids' Hotel
in l:uHalo. y. Y. FOR free medical ad-
vice, or send Toe for trial package
"Anuric"-Ndv
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SOCIAL REGISTER ON
PARADE IN NEW YORK

continued From FRS, raEcD
these would have tried his talents.
however. for New York saw on Eas-
ter sunday the phenomenal sight OF
more than capacity houses at sew
rial Of tn. more fashionable places
OF worship.
Jack McAulirfc. the retired prize.
fighting gentleman. nov manager OF
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In The Circuit Court OF Henrico
County.
Mary y. Bachelor. sometimes known
as Mary r.. iiachler. ct ais.
Emma Louis l.amphcr ct ais.
]. Samuel +. Waddill. Clerk of the
said court. certify that the bond re.
CURED OF the special commissioners
uary -. 1922. has been duly given.
SAMUEL. =. WADDILL Clark
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To the stockholders OF Merchants an,
Earmera N

To the Stockholders OF Merchants and
Farmers Bank. at ETporia. Va.
Take notice that meeting OF the
stockholders OF said bank has bern duly
called. same TO be held on May 4, 1922, at
. o'clock, A. NJ. at the banking office OF
the aforesaid bank. the general object OF
which meeting Is to submit 10 said stock
hoiders. for their considerAti Ion. u joint
agreement entered into between tho
boards OF Directors OF said Merchants and
FarmerH Bank and Of The Greensviilc
hank. at E:mporia. Va. for the merger or
consolidate OF said banks.
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS RANK.
"A, Emporia. Va.
BY IL. w. Hall, President.
Attest; p. walker Turner, Secretary.
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DiSPLal fLiSSiTfED
EEN .. JONES co. nc.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND
AtCTlONEER

trust. dated iuiy -. 1919. ana re.
corded Mug 'st -. 1913. in the rlerN :
/ 0fnr" o: the ircu,t Cour, Of Hcnrico
county Va IN Deed look ol@-B
phEc Pa default having ncen mad.
N me payment Of the debt thereby
SECURE ana S"iug required 50 To do
hT he holder OF tho notes evid.nciuv
IA" -aid dat. the Undersigned trus-
ne front steps 81 ii"nrico Courthouse.
twenty second and Main streets
Richmond. Va. on
TtE"DAY. APRIL 18TH. 1879.
At O'Clock T. NJ.
tn" following real uropcrty:
MI thpsc certain tracts or parcels Of
land containing together 1901 acres.
,2ionc OF in,s I,nI ana beng In len.
OF the cry nf Richmond. b.ing "A part
OF the Springfield Coal Pat Tract and
bounded as follows: On the north 10y
the land o; Rsuh"n Ford and that or
T. G. Williams estate. on the east hv
the lane formerly owned nv one Mead
on the southeast by road running
me lhnd nov 81 formerly owned by
W NJ Harnurn. aud on the southwest
hv the pmhiic -oad and the land OF
particularly described by metes and
hounds or plat thereof. which is
corded with a deed from ". NJ Rar-
mum and wife TO r. NJ Nash dated
NS"vcnhcF Is 900 and recorded in
- - q y.
In Deed Brok !60-B. page POS
TERMS: Cash
HUGH F.. ROSE.
REX o. JONES co. INC.
.>uctioncers
POLLARD & HAGnY. INC.
ELAN & FrNSTEN,
Auctioue"rs.
COURT SALE ny AUCTION
M n MIG rE Es6 6TfiMh&r s' GGhTEI;
OF =, Magistrate MAJ ATn A .IAi. !;
Flat nuiLnING. kN0WN As Nos:
STREET.
In execution % decree OF the
mond. virginia. entered ON April II.
1927 In the suit ~ T.. iiarvic spence.
r. W. lt"esi" \. Sr"n"". etc. with
"rs. Ne viii sell hy auction on the
premises ON
THURSDAY, Arnrl. %; 1922,
at o'clock T.. NJ.
the property situated at the south
east corner OF Marshall and Adams
streets. with large double brick
building thereon. having frontage
- 20 feet 9 inches. more or less. IN
"a
feet. running along the east line OF
adams street. with three stores
thereon. with hais above. This prop
"rty har a hle future. Ana at
5:3c o'clock l.. VI.
on the same day We VIII sell the
franz" fats known as Nos. .IS and
.iS'2 North Sixth Street. fronting II
feet on ;he west line az Sixth Street
by depth Of l@2 feet
TERMS: one-third cash ana the
residue at i and IL months from date
OF sale. with interest At per cont
Per annuin. payahl" ScmiannUaily.
Notes To he given 10y tho purchaser
tor the deferred payment and also for
the semiannual interest.
HENRY X. MILLER.
RcRr. y. POLLARD
Special commissioners.
I. Chas. - Savill". clerk. do certify
that the bond required Of ia" special
commissioners in the above mentioned
decree has been given.
CIIAS. -. SANIIl.E.
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tSigned) f. W. TRAFFoRD.
Director
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The CITY OF Richmond invites proposals
Tor furnishing gas oil To the city Gas
Works for period OF six months, com
mencinE May !. 1922. The oil 10 he Penn
fyIrania. Kentucky or her approved par
ann base gas oil. and to lie delivered q
tho rate OF approximately 800. 900 gallons
per month by barge or tank cars.
Also alternative Did for 800, 900 gallons
during month OF May only.
Proposals should specify gravity OF the
oil (Which muust be not less than 3G-iu
degrees BaumsJ. ASO the sulphur coke
and B T. u. contents OF the oil should he
specified.
Bids should be inciosed In sealed en-
velopes marked "Bid"). addressed to the
undersigned. aud be delivered at Room
100. city Hall. before noon on April ~
1922.
The right 10 reject any and all bids is
reserved.
(Signed) f. w. TRAFFORD.
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10" ,>'rr 70 Classify.
Deaths

Ia" afternoon - April ~ 1879. MARY
iiay"s Bennett beloved wtf" ~ Andrew
IL Murray.
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Trustee S Auction Sale

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. ~
CAROLINE COUNTY. VA
In execution OF certain deed %!
trust TO the undersigned trustee.
dated December 3. l92O. and recorded
In the, Clerks Office Of the caroline
Circuit Court. IN ID. Il 81, page i03,
default having been made in the pay
mcut of tn" notes thereby secured
and being required by the beneficiary
50 To do VIII sell hy auction on the
premises
TUESDAY. ArRIL 18TH. 1872.
AT o'clock i. NJ.
all mat certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land. lying and being In Madison
MaEistcrial District. Caroline coun-
". Va. known as the "PHlI.IIS
FARM. containing eighty-seVeu
acres, more or less. and adjoining the
lands Of Gilbert Freeman. John Evans.
Amanda Trainham. Is. f.. Trevilian
and other.
TERMS. Cash.
Trustee.
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on BOULEVARD

rooms aud NTH. on boulevard,
modern IN every respect. Rent reAs-
enable Morton 81. -nalhiin-r, First
National SanA building. Phone
Ha nd"iph Is.
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cOf.OSSA

Groom apartment IN the Cpionn,,
nenr Jefferson Hotel Immediate
possession. R"H,ornbl. rent Nor
ton q. Thalhiner. First national
Hanh building. Phone Randolph 81
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FOR NEST--lu Gr"rhHri Court a d.~Ir.
ahl" h-f0ou housekeeping uf.'Sfd" apart
mrn'. unfIrni'h"j. Possession Hay 18TH
vim vr!v!."g" o: renewing icas. sor
n"St yrhr. ra!l Boulevard 1885, b",w-.r
ana l.. NJ.
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DfSFL4i CLASSIFIED
BY II. 7. RICHESON & co,
Real Estat. Auct!oncers.
Commissioners
Auction Sale
OF
Two Attractive Homes
at Highland Springs,
Henrico, Va.
FORMERLY OwNED RY n. i. AND
KATIE, ~ SNtt.rt, rt.5.r. .,,,
FORMERLY OWNED RY u. i. AND
KATIE VI. SMITH. DECEASED.

In execution OF n certain ORDER en-
county on the l2th day OF January.
1872. In the caus- OF Mary g. Bach :
clcr. sometimes known ~ Mary r,
Bachler IT ais. rs. Emma Louis am
pher ct ais. We, the undersigned spe-
cihI commissioners. wili offer for sal .
At public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY. APRIL. Is. i922.
at o'clock r. NJ.
the aforementioned property. de-
scribed as follows
First. Lot fronting 100 feet on Ivy
Avenue. and running back between
parallel lines i25 feet. and comprising
Lots No. and 8. In BLOCK II. section
Il; Plat Book u. page ~. Hem
rico County Records. The improve
ments on this lot consist or an at
tractive l0-room frame dwelling.
Second. Lot fronting !G0 feet on
Main street or Nine-Mil- Road and
extending back between parallel lines
H. IT, section sect 6 LOT No i,a = n na hlo'S
page ~. The improvements on This
lot consist OF large frame dwelling
containing about II rooms: there is
alSo large frame binding on the
promises suitable for a garage
TERMS: one-thIrd in cash and the
balance payable six. twelve and eigh-
teen months after date. the deferred
installments 10 he evidenced by the
negotiable notes OF the purchaser.
of 80 per annum. and the title to he
retained until the fun purchase
money shall be paid. and n convey
ance is ordered hy the court or All
casn. AT The option Of the purchaser.
K. f.. rEYTON. JR..
l.. s. HERRINK.
Special commissioners.
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NOTICE.!
City Licenses
OFFICE OF CITY COMrTROIL.EH
Room lGa. city Hall

The Committee ON Finance of tn.
city council OF tho City of Richmond
in session April ~. 1921 tentatively
adopted The license ordinance for the
year la22 and the same Is open 1,
public inSpcotiO. in the oftic" of tho
Guy tomptr"ii"r. Room 1903. Git,
Han.
The tommitt"" on Finance will
meet at o'clock l.. NJ Wednesday,
April IL. w.. At which time they
VIII hear from all persons firms or
corporations who wish To he heard
or complaininc OF the license az
s"sSed against them.
II. G. CoFER.
tompt roller.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
dIts sOr SALE.
Mo%TICEi.i.o PLACE.

beautiful So foot Ia, IN Mon,i-
c'li" Placc side Walls and shade
tr""s. ono square from tn. H.l!--
w" arch ana cs- llr" bargain
~ WOO monthly terms.
l.. *. Harvis.
with
l.. T.. & j. . nARViE.
3i2 MGiua! i!!dg. Madison ;sss.
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Ky order OF the BOARD OF Directors:
A. TREVvETT Secretary

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
The Ciiy OF Richmond Invites proposals
for furnishing sryeniy-hve tTjp lengths Of
twenty four '2iJ inch class ''B' cast-iruu
water pipe. a. * X twelve I,J foot
Lengths nine hundred and ninety live (ys5J
lengths thirty 900 inch class "B'' cast
IRON Is. : water pipe. twelve foot (i:J
lengths: twelve t:) tons OF sianda ri
water httinss. and hundred and
seventy i've C:75J Lengths Of twelve on
inch class "H' cast iron -. & s. gas
pipe. twelve p?D foot lengths. six and
one half tGls) tons standard gas fittings
The above gas PIPE and fittings to conform
To A. q. l. specifications and all water
pipe and f;iinEs 10 the American Water
Works Association specifications
Also twenty i've t?5-6, slx-lnch. twax-
u:.O eiEhtinch: six tf-l0J ten inch
twelve l2-i2 twelve inch. four t-24)
twenty -four-inc and seven t7-3OD thirty
inch hub end cate valves. turn to right
to open. to conform to the American
Water Works specifications.
Bids should he Enclosed In sealed en-
reiopes marked "Btd"J. and addressed
{" the undersigned and delivered TO Room
100. City Hail. by noon. April 10. l9.2
The right to reject any and all bids l.
reserved.
tS!gned) T.. w. TRAFFORD
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Apartments and Flat
ArARTM ESTS.

We have new apartments under con-
struction of room. kitchen-tt~ and
bath To rooms and bath. centrally
located ana IN West End. Rents
reasonAhl~. Morton q. Thaihlm.r
First National BsnA Uuildinx
Phone Randolph 81.
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BenevueCourt

These are among the most desjr-
able locations in this popular and
rapidly growing Developments both
facing the very beautiful broad
Wrsthrook Avenue. aud being within
I'VE minutes of III" electric line
TIL" owner of these properties is
determined 10 sell. Here Is an op-
portunity to secure n BARGAIN
GA RETT & COMPANY
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GARRETT & COMPANY
Real Estate AuCtiOuPcrs

At the request of the owner W..
viii offer for sale. on tho premises.
FRIDAY. APRiI. q. 1872.
Al 40 o'clock l. ri.
Lots Nos. &c in BLOCK G and - in
FLOCK r.
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SMALL APARTMENTS.

centrally located ! room and bath.
room. hi'chenstte and bath
rooms k!tch"ns,te Rent reason
so!" Furnished ~ unfurnished.
Morton q JhnlhIn.:. First Ma
ronnl Bhuk 1Iutding. rhon- RAN
dp.ph ~
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Eu,incs> Places Tor Rent &.

FOR UE%r-Tlor- suitable tor small club.
r"'"'"n'" Required. Mrs r. s. Martin.
ian"sa. Va.
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NEST ESD ..,r.n IL month. j. 4
'p>Nt!J.N q "A Madison 5l,l.
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Lots for Sale

Lots Tor Sale a.
cHAMGERLAYNE COURT, near dinier
PARK, on easy terms; will accept good
s-phssenger car as part payment. r. O.
box 1925. ~
WBSTHAMPTON LOTs-Mrs- II, Uaw..
L.ipscomb. sl7 American National Bank.
EVERY telephone ia Dispatch Want Ad
4 station. ~
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Real Estate for Earhnngc

FOR EXCHANGE scrs hearing or.nr.
Ei"N-, Miami. trr Richmond property
nE virginia farm ~ ~ Garrett Isl
F!aS.sr street. Miami. ia.
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SEW mick sronrs

.u West End very rca.pnsu.o -ent.
Immediate I".>~-sipr GouI ioc,-
'..H t"r ulrisgtaon--y Erpccry.
atTi"rE'. bartlett -E,y. shoe repair
rHuI "'r -" LIST Cuu.as-lpu. 10
yIIh Tenant Morton - Th,l-
hn"f ff' S'i.ons nauk BIld-
'ag Phone Nan.uiEh -,
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Wanted Teal k.sIni,


fAkMs wanted. large small. For uulr.
'"sui'-, M,ssrs. West md Tirup.r-
iah-. farm department, j. -. Carnea &
Sons
LOTs-WhU, :" pIrchas. ,.yerai lots
Boulevard .tat. hummer q; ,.,t Io
Jon and price IA ne. letter. 40,
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AtCTIONS-LEG.4LS
Legal Notices
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE Of ANNUAL MEETING

ihE CHESAFEAkE AND ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING.
Richmond. Va. February q. 1871
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN thAi the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
The Chesapeake and ONO Railway Com
ptny Will be held, AZ provided In tho BY.
Laws. Al the general n'fCe OF the Conpsly
IN the city OF RicnmOnd. Virginia. "a
TuesdAy. me isth DAY .! Apri! 1879 at /,
O'Clock a. ii.
% for the election OF directors;
w TO approve. tatiiy and sonhrIn such
action tHrrctsfor- ;ah-n or sutnurix-d On.
the Board of Directors OF " he EErcu.
tive Committee Of tho Company. w.isIn~
pursuant TO any pEeviOuS suthofIzaf ion
by the Stockholders OF nthtrwis-, ~ may
be submitted To the meeting. and
"a 10 ransact such oiner business AS
Hsy lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfcI books Will De closed
a. the once u tho Company. M. 81
broadway. Sew Nors city. on Friday. the
2tih day Of AarGn. ly22. at O'Clock T..
~. and ni!l tv reopened on Wednesday.
the isth day of April. 1922. at 10 O'clock
A. ~.
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NEW hoME-&2o0 cash. balance $500
per month. bungalow type. rooms.
large lot; one block car line and achooI.
Seven Pines. Owner. 3l0 TrayeIers
building.
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TEN-ROOM HOUSE, four So foot lots
bath: $500: terms: FIVE rooms; eo-foot
lot on car line: $500. Frank II. Read
Highland Springs. Phone Madison lasN
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OWNER of an eiRht-room brick hou,.
on Ens'ow Avenue, In Highland Park
is leaving city. Property in good shane
and has all convcnienccs Immed,s,
sale necessary. WIN aelI cheap. Con,s
to 1929 Enslow or call owner, Randolnh
lll3.
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GOOD HOME on Church HiIi. &, 80,
condition: will mako splendid home !.
only $3.50. Rogers. Smith g ueaiao
Mutual Building Madison l747
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Farms ana Lund Tor sale
FARM BARGAINS

TIMBER LAND FOR ShI.E-15 acres ali
In timber: excellent lumber or atavs
proposition: six miles from Dispuiants.
in Prince George County. VIII sell
cheap on good terms. II. l.. Munt, C;ty
Point, Va
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
main Street Stationl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph I1I
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Indoor Polo Tournament
To Begin Tuesday Evening
Many Teams to Compete for
Championship.

The national and intercollegiate in
door polo tournament Is scheduled to
begin on Tuesday evening at the
armory of Squadron A with a game
between the team from Durland's Rid
ing Academy and the squadron team.
other games will be played on March
1. 4, TO- II. II and IS, when the cham
pionshp is to be decided.
The tournament will be divided into
four events. for seniors. juniors. rockies
and colleges All players taking part
in the senior event must be rated at
four goals or. higher. They will com
pete for the John r. Townsend cup. a
leg on which was won by the Riding
Club at the National Horse Show last
November
Thomas L. Leemng. president of the
Riding and Driving Club of Brooklyn
has offered a cup TO be played for by
the juniors. Another for the rockies
has been given by Walter p. Bliss
president of the Riding club, and Mr.
Townsend is giving n fourth trophy for
the college players.
The teams entered in the tournament
represent the Squadron, Durland's, the
Riding Club. the Brooklyn Riding and
Driving Club. the Essex Troop and Nor
wich, Yale. Princeton and Pennsylvania
universities
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Western Puppy a Success.

One Western puppy came East for the
big shows and has made a successful
conquest OF her breed. She is "A light
tiger brindle bulldog, Foothill Victoria
only eight months old. but well matured
for her age. q thing frequently found
in dogs bred in the moderate climate
OF the coast. She is owned by the Foot
hill Kennels OF John II. Matthews. Jr,
brought on by his kennel manager,
Walter Freith.
Although she is only eight months old
she stood the trip wonderfully and took
first puppy bitch and best puppy OF
either sex at the Westminste. show, in
addition TO first puppy bred by ex-
hibtor and six other specials At New
ark she took first puppy bitch. best
puppy and two specials. She was also
best bulldog puppy at Boston She
stood the trip much better than her
older kennel mate, Rival Godstone
who was taken down with pneumonia
az a result of the change In climate.
Victoria ls the first puppy Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews have ever bred.