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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
.EASTCOTT -FOUR BEATS
ARGENTINE POLO|sTS
LKv As sociated rress.I

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. :3-In the
most thrilling match OF the Phiia-
delphia Country Club polo tourna-
ment. Eastcott. the Ansio-American
four today defeated Argentine Fed
Grafton, champions of England and
America. eight goals 10 seven.
With the score against them
all throughout the match. Argentine
lied up the game in the eighth period
amid much cheering. making an extra
chukker necessary. Then the South
Americans narrowly missed winning
10 the extra period, and the ball was
taken possession OF by l:astcott
Quick as Il Hash IL was shot down the
field and after an exciting scrimmage
the Anglo Americans put II between
the goa! posts for the winning goal
There was some doubt as to who
made the goal. 1t was announced
that the ball was hit by stephens
sanford, No. !. for Eastcott, but Cap
tain IL. III. Holmes. umpire, and Earl
w. Hopping, No. >, OF the Eastcott
team. said the winning goal was
made by T.. Is. Hurnda!l, playing No
J. Sanford. however. WAS given
credit Tor a good run in placing the
ball for the victorious stroke
Today's match was u special one
TO take the place OF the Cancelled con-
test between Meadowbrook and East
colt, who came through the Philadcl-
phia tournament without defeat.
THIS match was called or by Meadow
brook because OF the death of G. G
Rumscy. killed in an automobile ac-
cident on Long Island last Thursday.
and the cup given by the Philadelphia
Country club and Bryn Mawr Polo
club awarded to Eastcott by default
Argentine consented to the special
match, but had to use n number Of
local ponies because some OF their
own were being shipped to Long
Island for next weeks MeadowbronJ
tournament. The two-goal handicap
held by Eastcott in the Philadelphia
tournament was waived and both
teams started from the fiat
Eastcott won todays match part
~ because OF its fine teamwork ia
the early chukkers. They outrode
the South Americans ana their mai
let work was more accurate Afiei'
the Argentine champions got used
10 some OF their strange mounts they
not only kept the Anglo. Americans
from piliag up bis score. hut be-
gan to make some goals themselves.
Summary:
Eas,cott scor!rg-Stephan 5. San
ford, 3; r. w. Hopping. .; j. b. IIurn-
dali, .: V. y. Lockctt, !: total, g.
inr-Luis Nelson, /: lark
Nelson, >, John Miles, >; l.. l.. Lacey.
,. totals. :.
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Pacific Coast Club
Seeks Post.Series
tBy Associated PrcssI

LOS ANTILLES, sept. 23.-Nego-
tintions hay" been opened by Ed
ward II. Mailer. president Of the
Vernon club. OF the pac!nc Coast
Baseball Lcague. to have tn. best
club OF some other minor league
come 10 Los Angeles for series
or games with the Vernon Tigers
III case they win the Pacific
Coast League pennant.
He telegraphcd William II No
Carthy. president OF the league:
providing We win tho pcnnaut.
our club would Ike To play here
with the winners of the St. Paul
Baltimore series. We suggest
that you negotiate with the In
tcruational League and American
Association presidents In an ef-
fort to arrange such series with
the winner Of this league"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
SKATING RINK
WILL REOPEN ON THURSDAY

Roller skating Is to be an indoor
sport in Eichmond again. The
Coliseum will open its doors To the
public Thursday night for the hrSt
time this year. This announcement
was made last night by Edward
cowardin. manager. nnd arrange
ments arc being made to handle the
largest crowd that ever visited q
skating rink in Richmond.
Mr.. Cowardin. who was manager
last year. has. been employed again
In this capacity. and said yesterday
that he would have many OF his
old stan on hand. Music has been
arranged for the occasion and the
floor rc!in!shcd and rrsuviaced by
experts. The floor, which is one OF
the largest In the south. If not the
largest, resembles that OF ball.
room. Fixtures and walls have been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

reprinted and made shipshado. and
the management promises to have q
competent ana efficient instructor
:Or beginners.
The grand opening VIII he ~ S
O'Clock and the regular matinee
features are being dispensed with In
order To center efforts on the main
event. Following the opening night
the regular 3 To o'clock ana until
1880 O'Clock programs will be Ia
order. as heretofore.
Last year large crowds throngcd
the Coliseum during skating weather
and In order TO keep up the excel
lent record, made under adverse
conditions. Other amuscmcuts will
lie furnished the public later in the
season. Just what those arc Mr..
C"wardin declined 10 say. as nego-
tiations are yet IN progress for some
OF the features.
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Rcncdiciinr Begins Term.

BenoGictine College begins It's fan
term Thursday The largest number
OF students in the history OF the cot
lcSc enrolled. Rev l.. Bonlface ar
rivcs today from Eurore. whore 10
has been Tor three months Rev. y.
Florian is In charge or athletics for
the coming year. Rev. T. Benedict
VIII remain in the scieuce depart
mcnt and higher mathemntics, ana
the other members OF the faculty
vii! be the same as last year. OF
the class OF 1922 there are niuo
members registered on the rosters or
the various colleges AID universities
OF the country. SIX ars ~ IichnOnn
University, two at Noisa Dame ana
one at Georgetown,
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COBB is HOT ON SISTERS
TRAIL FOR STICK HONORs
Georgia Peach Has Chance lie
Win While Leader
Is Ont.
IRy .Nssoclate1 Pross-l

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-Tyrus Raw
mond cobb, champion OF the Aineri-
can League FOR twelve out Of dfteen
years. IN hls fight TO overtakc Georg.
S!slcr. Of the Browns. today is -
points behind tho st. Louis star, but
villa Sister Injured and H. uncertain
rs 10 how much baseball lie can plav
this season. Cobb has chance 10
pass him, provided he averages two
hits OF more Tor tho remaining
games of the season and Sisier IL
unable to continue his fast normal
pace. Sisters average. Including
games 81 Wedne sday. is AIS, com
pafs1 with mabh II .42i week
ago. Cobb "a collecting hits to tbs
tune o: .33i and is displaying no a.
dication Of Glowing UP as the clubs
swing into tho final stretch Of the
race. But Sisters heart and soul Is
in baseball, and 1t is almost an i'm
possibility to keep him out OF tho
game. despite physicians orders.
Sislcr Leads iiasc StcaIcrs.
Cobb led the American League
every year from 1907, with the ex-
ccption Of 1916, when iris Speaker.
Of tho Indians, took tho honors, and
in 1920. when Siser was crowned
king, and last season. when Harry
Holman. OF the Tigers. crowded
CODD OUT OF NrSt place,
Sisters mari, Tor stolen bases APP
pears to he safely tucked away. az
his ~ thccts is - better than his
closest rival, Ken Williams, team
mate.
Williams Banged a brace OF home
runs during the past week. and is
tied with Rogers ETornsby with th!r-
ty-ninc tor tho leadership OF the ma
jor leagues.
IIornsby Seeks 400 Mark.
Rogers Hornsby. the st. Louis star,
who for the last two years has car
ried off premier batting honors Of the
National League, has launched final
drive to boost his l92e average above
the coveted 400 mark
The st. Louis favorSe is on the
brink of his ambition. Tho figures
show him hitting 800 In 1920 he
topped the league hitters with a
mark of $40. and last season romped
off with the honors with an average
of 1917.
Ilornsby fell into slump early in
August, but when Jimmy Tierney, or
the Pirates and Hack" Miller. OF tho
CUBS, began to threaten, he recovered
his batting eye. and started to pull
away. This drive was started about
the middle of August, when he was
hitting 1874. He has steadily in
erased. and ut the rate he is travel
ing he Will reach his goa!-the 400
mark.
Tierncy suffers slump.
In his last seven games Hornsby
cracked out thirteen hits, three OF
which were doubles and four were
home runs.
'ricrncy, who has been tagging
liornshy's heels, suffered slump
during thc past week, but continues
10 be the runner-up with an aver
age OF .3T2 Miller. OF the Cubs, is
in third place, With an average OF
357 The averages include games
| OF Wednesday.
Max Carey Of the Pirates, has the
base stealing honors easily sewed
IN for the season. with thirty-four
thefts. his closest rivals being
Burns, OF Cincinnati. and Frisch, OF
New York. who are lied with twenty
eight.
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Trustee Auction Sale
OF PROPERTY KNOWN AS
No. COS North
Ninth Street


In execution OF deed OF trust
dated September ]. 1919, and record
ed in the Clerks Office Of Richmond
Chancery Court, In -. B. .5B-D. page
i5o. default having been made In the
payment OF Il portion of the debt
therein secured, and being requested
by the nOtcholdcr so to DO, we will
sill by auction Oh the premises, on
THURSDAY. SEPT. IS, 1922,
At O'clock i. NJ,
the above mentioned property The
lot has frontage OF u feet on Ninth
Street, 10y depth OF ~ feet, party
wall on the south.
TERMS: Enough in cash To pay
cost OF sale. any taxes that may be
due including prorata taxes for 1922
and To pay two notes. one for s2,5OU.
and one for $50. due on September LIST
The residue payable at one and two
years from day OF Saie--credit pay
in.nts TO hc evidenced by notes with
Interest added and secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
POLLARD IL BAGBY, INC,
TrnSt,E
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CAROLINA GOVERNORS
TO ATTEND EXPOSITION
North Carolina Executive 10 Meet
Harvey mt State
Line.
tBy Associated rrcssJ

COLUMBIA. S. c. Sept. 23.-.rhe
Governor OF North Carolina. like one
OF his predecessors who has gone
down in tradition rs utter!ug a
famous line about drinks, Will meet
tho Governor OF South Carolina at
the State line tomorrow afternoon,
according 10 adviccs received here
today. Governor Harvey VIII 20 TO
Charlotte tomorrow 10 attend the
opening on Monday OF tho 'Madc-ln-
carolinas" exposition Advlccs sa..
that Governor Morrison. OF North
Carolina, VIII be one Of the par,y.
Of officials that Will meet Governor
Harvey At the state line.
message received by Governor
Iiarvc? says that - special escort
will greet Ills Excellency at tho
State line at u. NJ sunday"
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BRlTTON WILL HEAD
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICITY
lbs Nssociated pressI

W y II Nc 70 y, Sept. 23-The
Democratic National Senatorial Com
mittcc tonight announced the an
poinimcnt as publicity director OF
Edward II. Hr!tton, former secretary
To Secretary Daniels, of the Navy
Department, and at present Wash
inGtUn correspondent OF the Raleigh
News ana Observer.
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No. 2l2C.
In
Bank
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; or
CREDITORS.

To the creditors of AUSTIN l.. Null
Ian, Individually. and as u partner
In the firm OF The Mullan Motor
Co. Of Richmond, in the County of
Iicnrico. and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on Sep
TENDER g. 1922. the said AUSTIN J..
MULLAS, Individually, and as a part
nar IN the firm of The Mullan Motor
Co, was duly adjudlcated bankrupt,
and that the first meeting of his cred
tors will bc held In my office. Rooms
ll1s-lIl3 Mutual building. Richmond.
Va. on tho 9TH DAY OF OCTOB;R.
1929, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon. at
which time the SAID creditors may
attend. prove their claims. appoint u
trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
TIIOS. Is. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September %, 1922,
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BOSTON SWIMMER
QUITS CHANNEL TRIP
me- Nssociatrd press.l

DOVER. Sept. 23.-Charlcs 10th.
the Roston swimmer who started out
last night in another attempt to
swim the English Channel. abun-
donod tho effort today. He was In
the water - hours and 90 minutes
and covered 81 miles
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Named Secretary to smith.

Mrs. Ethel e. Scott. formerly with
the stats Labor Department, has
been named as secretary to Harry
T.. smith. state Prohibition Director
she Will begin her new duties to-
morrow morning at the Offices In the
Lyric Building.
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High Constable's Sale

viii sell by pnhlic .,,rtjon nm
ionday. the 25th day 81 S.pte,nber
s22. J o'cIuCk y. ~. Ia, my store
lous". No 400 T.. Franklin. the foi-
OWING prpruft". 10 satisfy an order
u lhs ClYll JGsticc Court, In IN.
ase or Siehbins and Paul. We, r.. g.
'ewett in my hands. one S,ude-
mixer touring car. Serial 30 Glo2l5
ma ear h1inS sofa tor an altering
TERMS: cash.
". II. WYATT. JR.,
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Beverly Street
Lots

on the premises.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. -, 1922.
AT T.. NJ,
These lots from, together. 50xl20 feet
to alley. on the north side OF Bevcr-
ley. between Harrison and Randolph
Streets. Level and we'll situated and
Just the place Ia build To advantage.
VIII divide IL necessary.
TERMS. Easy ana announced AZ
sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Ef SUTTON Il co. INC,
Ncil Estate Auctionccrs.
richmond. Va.
TRUsrEE's AUCTION SALE


TRusrEEs AUCTION SALE
FARM WITH IMPROVEMENTS
fiTUATED ~ pOWHATAN COUNTY.
B,HE AMP a IihLF MILES NOIvrit-
WEST OF bItYBRIDGE STATION on
THE SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
ny virtue OF Il certain deed OF trust
ia:cuted 10 IN. undersigned trustee.
no Clerks Office OF r0whatan Count y
curt in ID. Is. SO, page 455. default
iaVih8 been made In the payment OF
portion or tn" money secured there
ny ana being directed by the bene-
',iary therein ~ 10 do. we shall sell
II pubic auction, on the premises, ON
TAUkSDAY: SEPT. Is: 1872.
Al IL O'clock ~ NJ.
ne above described property.
Tho farm contains 2c3 acres Of
1rud Is IN good state of cultivation.
mere Is also some wOod land on the
place.
The improvements consist Of good
iwellins houEn and necessary out
I'ldingS. together with large and
good barn. all Of which are In Il very
7air condition.
This property Is cItuatcd In good
TarminB hcction. on Il good road and
|'n ~. hHli mile from the highway:
|'ale. all taxes 10 day OF sale aud to
,ny or a principal note Tor $500.
Hlth interest on same from August
3. 1871 to day. Of settlement: ball
crest ADDED and secured by deed OF
rust on The property. or all cash nj
II. option 81 the purchaser
c. If. SUTTON.
SUTTON 81 co. INC.
AgCtiyne,r
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To tho creditors OF W. LEE GO0DE,
OF Richmond. III the County OF Hen
rico. and district uiorcshld-Bdnk-
rupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on Sep.
temher 20 1922, the said ". LEE
GOODE was duly adjudicated bank
ruut, and that III. first iU"ctlEt; OF his
creditors Wall he held in my Office.
Rooms llls-lli9 Mutual Building.
Richraond, Va, on the BOTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1899. at 10 O'clock ia the
forenoon, at which time tn" said
creditors may attend. pro their
claims. appoint Il trustee. .%.. the
bankrupt and transact Suc!. "tEcr
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
SeDtcmbcr u, 1922.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Oh
CREDITORS.

To the creditors of GEORGE c. wy
LAND, oI Richmond. in the Cou!sy
OF iienrico, and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given tina, on Sep
temDcr Is, lg22. the said GEORGE q.
WfLAND was duly adjEdicated bank
IupI and that the first meeting Of
his creditors Will be held In my nliice
Rooms lll8-lll9 Mutual Building,
Richmond. Va, on the 9TH DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1922. at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. Ut which time the SAID
creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint Il trustee. examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting
TliOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September %. 1922.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of No. 3l3o
IVY STONE, In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By POLLARD d BAGBY. INC.
Real Etatc AuctiOuccrs.
Trustees Auction Sale
Loton the WestL Line of
Colonial Avenue
Between Cary und Boycrly Streetn

between Cary and Beverly Streets.
In execution OF deed OF trust
dated September q, 1919. and record
ID IN the Clerks ONCE OF Richmond
Chancery Court in ID. Is. 255-A. page
al, default having been made In the
payment or portion OF the debt
therein secured, and being required
so To DOLBY the nOteholdcr. | will sell
oy auction. on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. -. 1922.
AT > o'clock T.. NJ.
The above mentioned lot, said 10, is II
pretty one. and having a. frontage OF
20 feet on the west line OF Colonial
AEcnna by depth OF lis feet. more
or 1855 10 AN alley in rear; being lot
No. 81 on the plan o: boulevard E.si
d"nCr Park.
TERMS: Cash.
III. X. POLLARD. JR..
-. ~ Trustee.
y. R.--Whlic the terms are cash
the auctioncers would be willing "a
nahe reasonable loan on this prop
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AUCTION SALES
ADMINISTRATORS PUBLIC
AUCTION SALE

OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND
EFFECTS
OF the Late John Decamaliis.
on the Elacker Farm, about three
tourtns mile south OF Highland
SPRINGS School Stop 81, Richmond u
Fairfield X. r. Henrico Co, on
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 9TH, 1922,
Al Noon.
| shall OFFER for sale 10 close the es-
tate Of the abovc-namcd decedent by
!Ses, the following property: / Saw
Mill outfit, including | 10 II. D. gas
engine, drill. cultivator: hogs.
lot COW pea hay; / lot corn and fod-
der. l single wagon: / Mccormick
mower; good family COW. l gray
mare: ploWs.
TERMS: Cash.
LEWIS BLACKER
Admir- OF John Decamnllis. Deed.
:O0l l.. Broad ST.
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viii Develop Substitutes.

The necessity Of playing three
games within so short 1t period
makes Carolina followers all the
more eager To see Il plentiful num-
Der OF capable substitutes devolpca.
We've got TO have TWO teams in
stead Of one is remark that one
hears now and then when students
are discussing the outlook. This Is
n big order.
Luck in the matter OF injuries will
play considerable part in the out
come OF the season. or course good
physical condition and good training
reduce injuries. but when all is said
there Is obliged to be II great deal
OF chance In It. Two or three bad
"renches or knees and ankles are
apt 10 spoil any teams chances.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE !
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter OF No. Sl3I-
WILLIAM l.. BCRWEl-L In
bankrupt. bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

TO the creditors OF WILLIAM T..
BURWELL. OF Richmond. IN the
County OF lIenrico. and district
ilfOre suid--Bnnkrupt:
Notice Is hereby given mat on Sep
tembcr II, 1922, the sald WILLIAM !;
EuRWELL Was duly adjnnicatsh
Of his creditors viii be held in my Of
flee. Rooms ills-iIls Mutual building.
Richmond. Va, on the 3OTlI DAY OF
SEPTEMbER. !922 a, 10 O'Clock ~
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business rs may properly come before
~ THOS. Is. sNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September II. 1922.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
wl II iGH m "a AT& EI No. IN nl'''
nsS S1Si Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
ATKINSON, Of Richmond. in the
County Of licnrico. and district
aforesaid Bankrupt:
tcmber q. 1872. the said WILLIAM u.
ATKINSON was duly adjudicated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF his creditors Will be held in my
ofice. Rooms llls-lll9 Mutual Build-
ing, Richmond. Va, on the BOTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1922. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint Il trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TIIOS. Il. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September -. 1922.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
In the matter OF No. 1896.
NJ. Il. ROUSE. In
Bankrupt. bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING Of
CREDITORS.
TO the creditors OF NJ. II. ROUSE. OF
Richmond. in the County Of Hem
rico. and district aforcsaid-Bank-
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on Sep
tember 81. ln22. the said NJ. i.
rupt. and that the first meeting
Of his creditors will be held I'm my Of
flee. Rooms 1llS-IIl. Mutual Build
ing, Richmond. Va, on the BOTH 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 az may properly come
Tm6s. II. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
September 81, 1922.
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Schedule Unusually Hard.

AS IL stands now, Carolina is to
meet the extreme northernmost and
extreme southwcstermost of the
southern Intercollegiate Conference
Institutions, Maryland and Tulane
Moreover. 1t meets them in the
space OF eight days, October IS be-
ing tho day that the Marylanders
come Ia Chapel Hill.
IT is doubtful il Carolina has ever
mad schedule in which North caro-
lIha institutions and ont the
state institutions are combined so
well. II meets all OF the principal
colleges IN North Carol!na-Wake
Forest, Trinity. y. e. State, and
Davidson. The other five sames are are
Win the universities OF It's two near
est neishbors, Virginia ana South
Carolina. with two old-time com
nctitors, V. NJ. I. and Maryland, and
with Tulane
The university community does
not look upon this years schedule
a perfect. because OF tho crowding
OF matches in mid-Octohcr Two
days after the Trinity game here
October IL comes the one with the
University OF South Carolina. and
five days after that the fair week
battle with y. G. state. This means
three games, all OF which may he
hard ones. in eight days or course
IL would be better to have them MOI.
so thick Yet no schedule is ner-
feet. and. all things considered the
disposition is 10 be pretty well
pleased with the program. Hard.
though il is from coaches and play-
crs' standpoint. ii Is fun Of interes,
10 the hystapdrr who doesn't have
stand
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors of IVY STONE. of
Richmond, in the County OF lien
rico, ana district Observation-Disclosures
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on Sep
temD"r 20. l922. the said IVY STONE
was duly adjudicai"d bankrupt, ana
thIi the first meeting OF his creditors
VIII he held IN my office. Rooms
lllS-lll9 Mutual building, Rich
mond. Va. ON the 9TH DAY OF o.
TtRER. 1922, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. ut which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt, AMI transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TlIOS. u. SNEAD.
Referee in bankruptcy.
September 22. 1922.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT Of VIRGINIA.
In the matter of
AUSTIN J.. MULLAN
individually, and as No. "l2J.
a partner in the In
firm of the Mullan p,,Lru,,cy
Motor Co.
Bankrupt.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.