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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24

II your new baby Drother7 am
praying all tho time that you viii
get better.
you know II was an acknowiedR.
mcnt that you grabbed the gun.
was just putting II away In my
holster.
GRADE AND uiGIf SCHOOL
students ~ King county viii hold
their third annual declamstory con.
test al Auburn Thursday evening.
SEAT TITLE PARKS AND
BEACHES had the greatest number
OF visitors Sunday Of any day this
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Towels and Toweling

-is-inch Kitchen Crash Towcling. Zoe yard
-is-inch heavy A-linen Crash yard zoe.
-Huck Towels. fine quality. 15xso inches. each
12he.
15c.
Fine quality Hemstitched Towels. lsxss inches.
each. Zoe.
Turkish Towels. size 2ixte inches. each. 25t.
Extra heavy Turkish Towels. 22xsa inches each.
l6c.
r BON MARCHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Save on Bed Sheets

Heavy Seamless Bed Sheets sixso inches 91.26.
Heavy Seamless Bed Sheets sixso inches o1.S0.
Large heavy Seamless Bed Sheets. soxss inches.
o1.60 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24

Crochet Bedspresds. 72xs3 inches. e1.05 each
Crochet Bodspreads. size $3.50 inches. $3.50.
Satin fin<hed Bedspreads 7sxss inches. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24

Low Prices on Pillow Cases

--Bisaehed Pillow Cases 4asss INCHES 25e each.
Heavy Pillow Cases. size ssxas inches. zoe each.
Extra good quality Pillow Cases, s2xss inches
A6< each.
Extra good quality Pillow Cases. <sxss inohes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24

-Emmerich Feather Pillows. iTx24 inches zee.
-Emmerfch Feather Pillows isx25 inches, o1.16
-Emmerich Feather Pillows 2ox25 inches Q1.06
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24
Buy Table Linens Now

-Meroerired Cloths. ssxss inches. neatly hem
stitched. 0bc each.
--Mercerlzed Cloths. ssxse inches, neatly hcmmed.
S6c each.
--Mercerized Damask Cloths. heavy weight, ssxss
inches. e1.06.
All Linen Table Cloths. T0x7o inches QS.DS each
Table Napkins 22x22 inches. to match cloths
e2.0H dozen.
-Ali-linen Napkins 20 match cloths. $500 dozen.
-All-iinen Table Cloths. Tox1o inches at ne 06.
--All-linen Cloths size 7oxss inches. at $3.50.
THIRD FLooR-T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24

product OF the "Rogers- factories. Two
patterns 20 choose from Set consists Of . din
nsr Knives dinner forks teaspoons-s dss
ssrt spoons--i butter knife-i sugar shell Chest
and tar included
TIE RON MARc1Yy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-24

Poiret Twill, Taffeta and Trico-
tine Dresses, trimmed with braid
ing. cording,' embroidery, satin
sashed, contrasting colored Georg-
cite sleeves, vestees and collars.
All are smart models and are very
reasonably priced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
CniCAGO GnAIN MAtKI-r

,nlCAGo. March 27.-a.pr;!nns ,b,,
,'"o' acres Ia Kansas would moi vi.',i
na;i crop d.d great deal ioday In
~ ing about higher prices tor whe,t
s,h ne market closed unsettled a, ~" 70
- me- gain, With MAY iSa 70 .; ~
July !.!:f, 10 iiS'. Corn finished ic
80 .-CH ic Vn. ard oats uI &C 10 81,
~ provisions the outcome varied f-a,,
's decline 20 &c advance ~
NC'"? ing TO an unusually wcI-,rfo,,,.,
1utHpEi'S: IN" h.g wheat acreage in ~,
sal promising less than IA ~ per con, h,r
49,, ~ IN Ford, Cloud. Rush and CAV
u"Ptt,.cn, whe!c MS hdv!ces say that rh,.
M'ntt' crop Is falling To com. nm n
porte OF damage by green bugs IN OF.
- 80 49,, ai'i ttsr "h"Te southwest were also
"l considerable effect In turning wb.,'
tFaders . the hull side Of The n,,r;@a;
u"'.hS IN" last part OK the Iav Cn.ain
WIS 'itso current that more aknor, hu,in ~
HaS IN progress than was apparent on 80"
sut I"c". t"rmanE in 1a.tk'uiar u, 90 =
sSli acquiring t.ic 20 liberal a,noiint. .
"-W ,'E"i, grain for deferred sbinmn,, va
f,ioEc tho advance la whaa; he 80 49,,
M'hhH"S> IN prices was shown IN. 800.
Ih!tnN "i decided setback in -, no. . /: /:
iaFerI"o!; The extreme decline b.,.
amounted TO as much as inL.c In sn,, =
cases. compared with top Ipur". I,
Week SUBSEQUENT buying wa, hal
partly on opinions that ligu!da:inp -
Were at an end for at least the TIM
Corn nui oats swayed with whca. 4,
unexpected dcCrcas" in the yisibir 60
~ 81 corn Was 4 late huI!ish fac,nr
PROVISIONS averaged lower with bn~, VIZ
,LiI,aG!nr futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
COAL TRIMN1ERS' BODY
IS GRANTED CHARTER
lin Sior WrnthrrlrsS !. President Of
Newport News torporntion-Dthcr
hnrttrn Nr,. 1 nc nd I'd.

The Coal Trimmers Building and
Investment Company, incorporated
newport News, win u maximum
capital o! $4,000 and minimum Of
$1,000, WAS granted charter by tho
state Corporation Commission y.ster-
day to acquire and maintain halls
ana places OF meetings and 10 rent
stores for business purposes The
officers and !ncorporators al. Baylor
Wcatherlcss. president; Robert Por-
ter. secretary; reyton Moss, W y.
Green, ". /. F"!!s. Rev james +.
Cousins ANA John q. Holmes, all o:
Newport News.
other charters and amendments
granted yesterday follow:
The Lexington Land Company. In
corroratcd. Lexington. Maximum.
10000. minimum, $4,000 officers
". l.. Fo'ta. president. l.. : Mat
ung!y. secretary: =. /. Young. :. NJ.
Dunlap ana II. Grim Peck. all OF Lex
ington. Va. General real estate bust
ness.
White Foundry Company, Incor.
porated. Roanoke, Va. Maximum.
$4,000: minimum, $1,000. Officers. II.
II. White, president; J. Il. Stnsom.
secretary, and Charles Plant. all Of
Roanoke, Va. General foundry and
machine shop business.
Valley Agricultural Corporation.
Stephenson. Va. Maximum. $50. 900:
minimum, $500. Officers: John q.
Bowman. president. Stephenson, Va:
Y. q. bowman. secretary, Stephenson.
va, and Roy g. Bowman, Stephen
CITY. Va General merchandise
business.
Certificate of reduction of actually
issued stock OF New York Sample
store. Incorporated, Norfolk, Va. Of
hcers: Simon Manhcimer, president.
and Max Manhcimcr. secretary. De-
cTcasinE its actually issued stock
from $4,000 TO $1,000
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. -. g.. March 27.-
EGgs-Strictly fresh. selected. per
dozen. "a: average receipts. %; South
crn, IS.
Live poultry-Roostcrs. per h.. is:
turkeys. per ID. $50 80: chickens
winter. per H., i0lti5: keats. young.
20.
Dressed poultry--Frcsh killed
spring chickens. per III, 407ri5: hens.
per h.. 2slI2s: roostcrs, per H., 20;
turkeys. per H., 80 q 40: keats. young.
each. 90.
pork-pressed. small. per H.. 10;
heavy. sail.
Live stock-CaIvcs. choice, per H..
10: medium, sac: thin. 5m :: lambs
choice. per lbr l20 Is; live hogs, per
H.. l04.
Green fruit-Applcs. per bbl.. 500 %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28

rue following reaIty transactions
were recorded Yesterday in chan
Gerry Court:
Bargain and Sale.
s'3-H. L. Iobson. T. y IIobsou,
to c. c. Barnes. No. 34lO north line
Marshall Street, 1872 feet east Thirty
fourth Street. east 22xl5SII feet.
lien se.s5o, March 20. 1922. tax {. $40.
S'?--Arthur e. Nelson. Pearl s.
'wifc), to l.. II Hlaska. west line
Eighth street. 200 feet north i.ouiSI-
ant Street. north l@..SNlG0 feet. lien
$1,000 March -. l:"2 tax So. $40.
Ssl-Land Co. OF Va. Inc. to
Charles W. Frazier. east line Semi
nary Avenue, 100 feet south Clare
mont Avenue. south i0Gxa335 feet,
lien $4,000. March II. 1922. tax S320
$40.
ss2-Joseph NJ. Hurt. Jr.. special
commissioner. Henry W. Oppcnhimer
to Bcla Outlaw. south line Blair
street. 5oxi25 feet. March IL, 1922.
sllS.75.
sS5-Samuel II Baker. Jennie G..
(wifc). To r. l.. Pilkinton. alley Tx
&c feet, between Tenth and Eleventh
Streets. March ~. 1922. tax $50. sic.
Release.
SSo-C. T. Loehr. trustee. to Rob
crt g. Ware, No. 5l0 west line North
Avenue. 40 feet south Home street,
south o0Xl20 feet. March S, 1922.
1920
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Seek Modification of uccrc.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-Counsel
ior the American Column and Lumber
company filed motion in the SUI
pfene Court today asking that the
1ccrec o: the court In the So called
harwood lumber case be modified
SO that the Injunction against the
the Exchange Of Information about
prices and stock VIII only lie effective
when such Information Is used i'm con
ncction with unlawful combinations.
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PRODUCE MARKETS,

NEW YORK. Martn It'll. r,t.-t.. rn-
CvI'e FUTURES IN showing gcuers strength
Iy!ay ftHcvi-! Ia" rrIHncbz IA sprcIa.
b'"<!. 'aD:'' IA the spot situation. There
was cary buyIug ~ Trad, aud VA. Street
ia" rests OF. which tn" market uu..,.rd !.
20 points higher. followed Dy support
from SPOT Interests WHO realized that
sb.d cement costs were above me level
o, i.iHFHs SON" Realizing occurred after
Sihy hid reached -. aud july ~, 80
.Htt t!r 1aie market .asrd Oh "a .itc!.
,h'SSn we cos" war sil. or . points
net higher Sales were .-;.tnara, =.
sonat 800 lax. May. ct. Ju.y. s5,.
StIt"I"hct, 30. December. . =
S'oi Cl;"- wts ia rood d.fuart y.r,-
nIi" ana n'%ner ~ IN. fus "a" :. and
"a. 70 -. trf santos l.. Coz: and freight
yItfs "ei" again nrm-r. Including Hour
np' ~ "ni - a; l5T3 and part Bou-.
o.h - AL - a; - -. Rio - were
IN" official cables r"port.d rio I'M
rh"hs"h 20 - ry.- higher and Santos -
20 ~ r-is higher. \ special Rio cab. e
i-pSItcl an advance Of - To Us yc!h am!
a. Sanioa Il jump OF ~ To 10 r..a
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD.. March 81
Live poultry-Turkcys. pound. 35145:
old toms. 80: thin and crooked breasts
80: young chickens. 81 u AZ; STACEY and
thin. 2iU %; Old hens. 2Iu2s: white
leghorns. 25@27; old ROSTERS. II:
ducks. 2sft8 80; pigeons, pair. $3.50,
guinea fowl. each, 40@76.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys. pound.
asa 40; old toms. $685.: poorly
dressed and thin. so: young chickens,
81 q SO: old ana mixed. 2.u2S. old
ROSTERS. lTIlS: capons. 3sIi5: slips,
aga Sc; ducks. 32Q3G.
Eggs, loss off-Native and nearby
hrsts. dozen. "a 20. Southern, 81;
Buttcr--Creamcry. fancy. pound.
cry, IS; ladies; 2iu 20: rolls. 2oaD
30; store packed, 10. dairy prints, 70
q go process butter. %
iotatoes., white. 100 pounds. 1900
barrel. 5000 1000. sweets and vans.
barrel, 3.50I $50; 40 ., l;5d20O:
bushel. l.25nl.75: so. =. 50m75 as
R SamSsr $50 5d eGc b Ssn@s
507.
Cabbage hamper. l.25al5o: carrots.
bunch. fI6; cauIinower. crate. 2.,5 a
325. celery. dozen, - q l.l5: crate. . -
G3."5; cucunbers. 5000 90; egg
plants. crate. 2.0OT, 1. 90: horseradIsn.
hushel. 3.00U4.00: kalc. barrel. l.e0.r
l.25.
Lettuce. basket a.OoM 800: onions.
100 pounds. G.00M $50. 80 2. 3.0ps,
800: spring onions. per loo. l.65Gl.15.
rarsnips. buShel. sea- ia: peas. hamper
100 q 500; peppers. crate. 3.5Oii g. 90
spinach. buShcl. l.0vG l.25: squash.
crate. i.j0m $50. tomatoes. crate. 1850
eL3.5O: turnips. basket. $500.
Apples. packed. barrel. 6.Uofl 90:
No. .. 5000 9. so: bushcl l15m2T5:
box apples. 2.25 "a $50, grapefruit. box.
800 a $50: oranges. box. 5.50MS.0O:
TING crimes. strap. 6.G0nl0.0O; straw
berricG. quart, 40T70.
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n. & ". RAIL WAY INCOME
DECREASES S2,453,G07
Net Earnings, Sl0.O43,l8I in
1921, Compared With Sl2,-
106.783 in 1920.

The r-por; 90 the Norfolk & western
E"i"hy COMPANY for The Year ended
ptC"lihc! s! sH""s net Income Of I!oGt3.isi.
!, iscIsase %; i2's3.sr7 compared wi;h the
t!Zi5G,'h. net income reported In 1920 AZ.
ter the Payment % sJl... -. for dividends
GA IN" adjustment preferred rtoch. the
.n"i had an !nc"'u" balance. Transferred
20 tf1hi ani i"-s. Of },.!-i 60. eau!vaient
u 49, a share On Tho I2i5.-.i .hare1 OF
l'E VAN" common stock ou's,aU:!n. In
if7' -" income balance. :,yH!lah." tor com
a."ht %" ''s. a. -har" earned on the i.2!i
III rh";'- % common stock outstanding.
I'll" total r'us- business ~ the company
leg y.nr w"- So -l..N2. In 100 the ou.ra-
,ipg statement showed gross revenue. Of,
i:.'.'@. ~ ~, per cea, rmor" Tho
'eaueeh from s,isti,sss IN 1877 70 is,siss7
'ht." ~ "1r"nsg- 20 OPERATING revenue.
aSt year va" -. - ser cent. CoGalaret
".'h 80 u.r cent in 1879
The principal Items 80 tho report, com
pas"i with !s.o when there wa. Federal
and company ut'Ssrlca. arc shown in
the following table.
Total s,o.s revenues ,yy..3is.s2 ,s.,.s.s,s
N sna .;fuS.ut o. way .i7s,. ..,isg
maintenance Of equip
Total OPERATING y ..
in %eiGeI la ! imSn,"s III. ... .i.S.i
la an analys!r q passenger and freight
transportation ana revenue. m. rcyrHur
20 De !; 40 r"nts aud ~" Iey"nue ue: ton
per mile on freight we, ~ cents De.
tails OF nhiut-rhnC" .Suerditur-- showed
mat II" management spent spurpN!rnat.lY
.nI structures and maintenance OF equip
'nrnt /" !f!! than Ia 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28

1850: per bu basket 2.5O@ 325; West
ern. per box. 2.I5 ii TO; California
oranges. per crate. 5000 100; lemons.
per box. i.C0Ui.5o. '.rapmruit. per
box. 3.50Q 800. F!or,6 .aises SOC
q 500.
egctables-pvtatocs No. |. per
Dbl. 2.75u 800; per sack, :.2J q $50
sweets. 250Ii 800; lettuce. Southern
per crate, 2.00W5.O0: romainc lettuce
2O0T, $50: cyml!ngs, per crate. 800
n 800; onions. lO0-lb. sack. $50 q
1850. cabbage, new. per cwt.. zoo &,
300: CuCumbers 3."OM 500, elephants
per crate, 5000 500. tomatoes. pc;
box. Florida. 2.5Of!3.50. beans. $50 "a
400 per basket; sprouts. 25Fi3O per
j.: peppers. per crate, 3.5O a 100
kalo. l25Sfi.T5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
March y, 1927

CHICAGO, March :;.--t.u:t!e. Rece ipts.
--.c2. carly saics bee: steers. J. to .Sc
over Early toy yearl!Grs. SIS: bulk bee
Steers. = q 30: she stock steady to
weak; few carly sales veal calves - lower ::
tfHCt lca4iy nothing done, packers bidding
80 FOR beat. bulls steady; stOcltcrs and
!"GG"rs .wcah to 10 lower.
Hogs receipts. ia.rD: active mostly 10
:" % lower than Saturdays average. top
'"t5: bulk. SO n n ~: pirs Ia 10 60 higher:
nuik desirable. I'D To 100 Founders. 3.jpI
sheep: Receipts. y r1o: generally steady
20 stT9hS TAT sh1rn lambs. top. -: top
wooded lambs. 1890, good g.. pound coll
orrLo c!lppers: y 10 shorn Texas yearlngs
ma wv" :. !t."5 "a - 60 medium quality
strong weight fat cual.d ewes yuj: good
shcar.ng lambs. liplGiiI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
MRS. GORDON BUILDS
STUART AVENUE HOME,

Mrs. Henractta L. Gordon. OF Rich
mona. Is ero;iing beautiful homo
on stuart Avenue at Belmont this
spring, 1t was learned last night, bids
Tor subcontIActs having been re-
ceived UP until last night There
are three bMders-R. NJ. Anderson.
J. NJ DELANEY and j. K. Jones-and
a. Carl Messerschm:dt is the archi-
teCt.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN, ToHm CuunCi! u IN, Town Of
MIyursborg Va

&!arch ~. l;2a.
Sealed pr1p9saiA NH J- received at IN.
oflC- .; the Mayor .; WayuesbvTu Va
unt.l o'cIDcA T.. 81. Ar!.li- 6. l97e tor:
APPROXIMATELY eighteen thousand square
yards 81 iatuniiEUUs AacgIsm ,tre-t.. All
woTk 10 Ue done ~ accordance wish IA.
pIans and attached general Instructions
spec!ncatiou-. special pgUy!Bions hui pro-
posa!.
y certified check for loco. payable to
the Mayo 4 Wayn.s5orU Va. I.us, &C.
company sch Proposal.
Pans and s!-e!rchpons are OF file a,
the once OF the Mayor and a set can t-
secured 10y payment %! 1850.
The Town Council Of wHyn-sooro, va.
reserves iao right to reject any or ali
bids.
c. j. WRIGHT
Treasurer o: Corporation OF waynesboro.
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Radio fou Gloucester n.c,orr.

GLOUCESTER, VA. March 81
The first radio station To be in.
stalled In this county Will be at tho
Episcopal Rertory. Rev. Douglas Il.
NeT has ordered an outfit which II,
hopes Will DO installed next month.
Mr.. Neff - Bay Scout master and the
boys have Il club-room at the rec.
tory. Much pleasure is anticipated
from the radio receiving station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
BIDS ON NEW
SCHOOLHOUSE TODAY

BENTON & Bcnss,on. architects,
har" just drawn plans for, tho con-
structIon OF n large school building
at Ch!ncnteague, and VIII recsiya
bids Tor tho construction OF tho
building until this afternoon at
o'clock. Th. building Will cost sew
'ra' thousand dollars. 70 rhr. there
arc t"evc bidders on the Job T., Il.
Bnss IL Bros. Of Richmond. being tina
only hrm representing this city.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

~ NV lo.N S5lIIJ
OF
DESIRABLE Sc MILD ETAcuED
FRAME DIV ELLING KNOWN AZ
NJ. 1l6 NORTH FOURTH STREET
In execution OF deed OF trust
ed in the clerks Office of Richmond
Ghancery Court. ID. -. la. page
~. default having been made in
the payment 81 d portion Of the debt
therein secured, and being reque II ed
SO to DO, we will sell at auction on
the premises on
TUESDAY. MARCH 90. 1922.
at 1890 O'Clock +. NJ,
the above-mentioned dwelling. with
lot thereto belonging having IL 'front.'
age of twenty-five (22) feet, two I2)
Inches on the east line of Fourth
Street. between jackson and DuyaI
Streets. running back eastwardly be-
""cu phraiiui Ines one hundred and
twenty-five G25) feet to an alley in
the rear twelve u2) feet wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay
cost OF sale. any taxes and insurance
premiums that may be due and a
note for $4,000. with interest on same
from June 20, 1921, the residue pay
able at one and two years after date;
deferred payments to BIO evidenced
by notes with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust on the prop
erty or all cash at the option OF
the purchaser.
POLLARD g. BAGBY. INC.
" Trustees
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Votes Against Historical Pageant.

GLoCC ESTER. VA. March 27.-
The Board ~ Supervisors at the
meeting on Thursday refused to make
approximation for having the coun-
y represented In the historical page
ant
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COTTn%SEEn ntr

Ne" YORK. M1Jch .7-totton.eed Of,
~, 49, ".i.' ana ieatur"ies<. with prices
ns;"@nG ana N d.c!!He in !ari Clos
Slf pa: WrT" 10 70 ~ points net lover
'.f barrels. prim" crude To- 90
n,lm!na prime summer yellow SPOT u q,
ia. !!o"' July. Ui.. September II *,
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W. SO.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March :i.-Tu..
Dcntine. steady. VI. SALE 325. receipts. 2oi
sh .puIents. 9s-. stock, IL Isl
hSs@ @n,s s'e s;S s sals: 70 Tees;oi; S,i
20: y. r.; i, g, II: 80 *. 80. NJ.
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~ IL sbAp1h ! FIX,
Vice President ana Secretary,
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va

The Directors OF this Company have
this day declared dividend OF Two per
cent ESQ payable on and after April l.
l:22. TO stockho!deEs OF record on March
%. 1929.
l.. ID AYI.ET-r Sscro,,ry
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

,. Special communicated OF
fHtSA22 metropolitan Lodge. No. II. 4.
aZISEN j. ~ y. NJ. w.ll he held In t,.
AwA Masonic Temple. corner Broad
3hx8 and Adams Streets. city. THIS
, tuesday. March -, 1922, at
T.. NJ Work In the entered npprrnt,co
and Master Mas0n's degrees. An memhers
ana Master Mas0ns are invited to attend.
hy oruer OF the Worshipful Master.
ALBERT. o. BoSCfiEN.
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Markets
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union stock Yards

March -, 49,.
H-Inark,: Fair PUN OF cattle. Market
active and prices sirOnEc. on i. mandy
bstChe. cattle.
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Treasurer o; Corporation OF waynesnorc
AMERICAN NATloNA:. Rank.

FEItHi'il'!! :, Va, MITCH . .J--.
The directors O: this bank hsy. today
declare! the regular quarterly dividend oil.
r"r cent. payable apTl /. 49,. to
stc ckhoid-rs d: record March -. 1879.
CncCh, w.li te mailed.
.. IL. HILL.
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Wanted Rcal Estate

FARMS wanlod. iurG9 or smnil. For cute.
tcsu!t,. Sc. MessIs. West and Timber
lai;-. farm department. J. u. Carne1l
& Som.
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TtIUh!NINI. NaTCh y. I'VE.
At rn.-tIus OF the Directors OF the
Old Dominion Trust Company. h.id this
day. the regular quarterly dividend Of ~
per cent m the capital stock OF the com
pany WAS DECLARED payable on and after
April ]. l52i. TO ztockholL-rn OF record
aa OF March -. l322 Checks will o.
mailed.
". II. SLAUGHTER,
Vice President Srcr.tary
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. March :7.-Cotton goods
ana Wool goods were quiet today with
snine easing In price. reported on s,anIes
offered through second hands. Yarns were
easier. Ruraps held firm tending mn,vari
while raw silk was steady. '
NAVAL STORES
.SANANNAH. GA. March e7-Turpcn
tine, firm. VI sales. 30: rccci,ts. "a.
shipments. 81; stock. co. Rnsin firm. y, los
lsa; receipts. 81: shipments. none: stock
e3.liS Quote: Il. y. f.. r. 4.o2ik d. IL. l.
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kEAl. ESrATE-l.is, your property with
az for sale or for rent. Morton q. Thai.
liiiaer. Second Floor. F!Ts; National
BanN IidE. kanIuIph Is.
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NlRGINlA RAILWAY AND POWER CO.
Seventh and Franklin Streets
Richmond. Va.

March 20. 1922.
Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF IN. stockholders OF the vir-
Ein!a Hallway ana Power Company Will De
held at tn: general office or The company
Ia the CITY OF Richmond. Va, on Wad-
nesday. April Is. 1922. at II O'Clock 81
The transfer books Will be closed on
Friday. March 3D. 1922. at O'Clock T. M
and will be reupeEcd on Thursday. April
20. 1922. AT ~ "'cioCk a. 81.
u. Is. WILLIAMS,
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Real Estate for Exchange

SPLENDID office aud bank building: les,
corner property on Han Street. for saIe
or exchange. Box - 57J. caro- Tho Dis
patch.
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FOREIGN BONDS SHOW
IRREGULAR TREND
Inx Aasnciatad pran.l

NEW york. March ?i.-xd9ance, and
cal Of the irregular trend OF todays bond
market. French TVS and s.. and ArEen-
tine On were higher by point Will,
Swiss governments and mun!cipals eased
from to az points.
Liberty isoucb h.sitated during the nr,t
half of tho session. but closed for the
most part at Katns. Rails were active es-
pcciallv cOnvertiblcs. but In thai uuhrter
tho trend was indefinite. Cuba cane I.
and ss strenkthened. but Atlantic frui,
rs. Chilo copper ca and several OF ,hs
utilities were lower. '
New noreiEn issues. including tho Or
NaHian loan Wers ~ abeyance. Total sales
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Richmond- Va March o.

Richmond. Va. March e. 1922.
Dividend No. 81. The Directors OF the
Savings Bank OF Richmond have this day
declared quarterly dividend OF four 90
per cent upon tho capital stock OF this
bank amounting to eight thousand dollars
tts.ooo). payable April /. 1922. Dividend
JAS. 81. BALL, Cashier.
CONTRACTORS. ATTENTION!
Wantcd-Bids to t.smantle and rebuild
two houses located Richmond aviation
station. 2oo Feet by 40 and 100 by 90 Call
Madison 2itl. MIR. Hood.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO CO. INC
The regular quarterly dividend OF az.
e, the preferred stock OF Univeraal Lsaf
Tobacco Company. Inc. has been declared.
Sayaoie April J. 1922. to 6~t>crsed cock.
holders OF record At tho close OF T-y<:nesr
March q. 1922.
c. Al. DozIER. ssytstary.
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO 90. INC,
dividend OF go for the aYIeter on the
common stock Of the UnivetIsi Leaf To-
bacco Company Inc. has ssen declared
payable April !. 1922. to tS7 common stock-
holders O. record at, tise close OF business
g. 81: nozIER. Secretary.