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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
FORTY-DAY RACE MEET
At MEXICO CITY ENDS
Officials Assert Season Has
Not Been il Financial
Success.
IBy Associated Pross.1

MENlCO CITY, Feb. 26.-The In =
tcrnationai Jockey Club today com
picted forty-day race meet here.
The racing season is described as not
having been successful financially To
the promoter. but Sufficiently popula r
to encourage future Improvement of
condenSa hipodrome and another
meeting next fall.
More than 800 American horse $
participated In the racing.
The meeting just closed has been
productive of great revival OF in
tcrcst in the sport which was popu-
lar fifteen years ago. but which was
abandoned owing to the revolution.
Numerous McXicuns have announced
their intention TO become breeders
and the government is lending them
all possible aid in order to rcplcmish
the depleted stocks OF horses in Mex
leo. President ObrcEou frequently
attended the races, He was present
this afternoon and the club officials
called at his box to thank him for
his interest ana cooperation
Racing officials declared today that
the present race meeting was in the
nature OF an experiment. held with
no thought of financial return. but
that the sport has proven 50 popular
h has nov been planned to have am
other next November. in which more
than 1900 horses from the United
States are expected to participate. in
addition Ia several Mexican bred ami
mails.
Several carloads OF race horses
were shipped from Mexico city last
week for Mobile. Louisville and
Bowie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
PHILADELPHIA WINS
AT SQUASH RACQUETs
ny Associated Press

ni,i, tMoi'E, Feb. 26.-rbi,,ao,
ps.d SWtpt all before il In ,hn ' "'iti :
-. me National Squash Raca,",s n ,d''I
n rnn ~ The victory of S,,nIo,. w" ~.
n'.',. Philadelphia Rarnm nn'e wv, w.
"I' Morton NewhaI. Dr,roj, 't a.
" NV" :" thc defeat OF the entiro ~, ~
a,' team by the Quaker a.. 1T l, :
nsr matches to none ioda, men
,,. "i,'"lore ~ g. Dowing. tho IN rnc
rot E"cnltcr, in the mos, ,h,.,,,; 'e
mitch OF the two-day tourno, n i,.ins
annexed the 4. s. chnmnio,.";,
pr me second consecutive y
ne advanced into the finals by yir,rn
~ -, ms defeat of Charles G. Tcahn ~.
mon Boat Club, boston. for,, "s !.
champion. and one Of the Icadin,.
con tenders this year.
After winning the national ,i,,o
rearS"n completed the work Of HE
col IeaEnes. by taking the mon .,,'r,.
OF Cooper nrewry. the Mnryl.,n',
champion, in the final mattel, ar ihn
series, thus giving philadcluhi, nm
nhdiSpuicd hold on the national t,a,m
championship. The match between
Pearson and Ncwhall brought tho
Baltimore tourney to brilliant
climax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
NEWPORT NEWS CLUB
OBTAINS 800 HITTER
Ou,fielder NalIy, of Column
bia, South Atlanlics, OBJ
tanned in Trade.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 2G-With the
election OF II. l.. Dawson. formerly
Joint owner Of the Portsmouth club.
to the presidency of the Newport
News baseball club. announcement
was made tonight by the Portsmouth
Club OF tho contamination Of a mum :
Der OF important deals. involving eight
players
Portsmouth traded TO Newport
News outhelder Lester J. Bangs for
catcher chrisholm and Ou,Gclder
Charlie Allen.
The Truckers after gaining posses-
sion OF Allen, has sent him To COL
umb!a. OF the South Atlantic League,
along with First Bascman kearns. Of
last seasons loca! team. and Pitcher
Fire, procured from Suffolk. In re-
turn the Truckers will get Out
fielder Naily. 800 hitter aud "A base
steaier and Pitcher Bombay. who won
sixteen and lost six with the Coium-
bia pcnnant winners last year.
catcher Moorchcld has uiSo been
purchased hy the Truckers from
Greensboro. Of the Piedmont League.
Two more deals, the Portsmouth
Club ann1unces. are now pending
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
NORFOLK CLUB SIGNS
NINE MORE PLAYERS
Pilots to Begin Practice SEES
sions Soon With Many
New Men.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 2G.-Charles ]
FOLSOM. lirst stacker: Shurtstop Gaiiag-
her: FcliN Cicona, outicldcr lazy
lilndr!mer. inhelder: Pitchers Fenth-
crsionc ana Lou stanley are the lat
est men To sign Norfolk contracts.
Announcement OF their signing was
made by Win Clark yesterday upon
his return from scouting trip to
Washington and New York
Aside from these, Norfolk also has
l-eahy. Burke, Nermilyca. MarHblr.
Musselman, Rhodes, kroger. ilcngcs
ana Johnson, OF last seasons team. in
line. Outheldcr Johnson and Pitcher
Johnny Jones are the other new
faces that will appear in the squad
when the first practice session is
staged. Pitchers Peterson and Gar
ton have not Yet signed for the sea-
son.
Tolson comes from semipro
team in New York. as does Pitcher
Fcatherstonc. gallagher played in the
independent league Oh Eastern shore
last season along with Stanley, who
Is figured as having few good
games still left in his LEFT arm.
ticona was recommended by
licinic Rush Ia Clark as ono OF the
fastest ncldcrS he has seen in wears,
Randrimcr comes from the Fiorida
Coast League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
DUFFY SIGNS WITH
DANNILLE TEAM
Especial to Tie Times. Disnai,h

Especial To The Times Dispatch
pANNIiL.E, VA. Feb. 2G.-peyton
II. Hatcher, owner of the Dauvillc
baseball club, has announced That
Third Basoman Duffy. who last year
played with wilson, y. -. has been
signed up with the Tobacconists.
Tommy Abbott, panvillcs manager.
VINO Is in Massachusetts building up
II baseball team. is in close touch with
MIR. Hatcher and reports the coll.c-
ton OF likely material The hold
overs from last year are notably slow
IN returning their contracts, hut
these are expected to come in early in
April.
The warm weather OF tho past few
days has revived interest in basebalt
and MIR Hatcher already has had
workbench on the diamond levclins out
the playing field.
Mr.. Hatcher has arranged two ex-
hih!ti"n games on April - and IL
Just before Easter. these to be be-
tween the Danville team and the
Church lli!l Athletics. of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
FORMER ATHLETE TO
SPEAK IN ASHLAND

ASHLAND, VA. Feb. 2G.--Thc Y. NJ.
{. y. III Randolph Macon College viii
nav" as the speaker on Tuesday eve
hinE. l.. H. Shultz. general secretary
"i the Y NJ. e. a, OF WASHINGTON ana
lie" University. Mr.. ShultZ is an old
football star of Washington and Lee,
having been II choice on some of the
mythical All-Amcrican teams as
tackle. In addition TO his work MS
y NJ g. y. secretary. he is also as
Sistant football coach at his alma
mater. lie will speak at Rondolph-
Macon on the "Nalue Of Christianity
10 on Athlete"
During the succeeding weeks tho
speakers III the special series on the
Value Of Christianity VIII be COL
"hei John i. Axton, senior chaplain of
the United states Army. Representa-
tive Andrew j. Montague. aud Wi
!iam Knowles Cooper. general secrc =
i"rE Of the y. NJ. G. ~. of Washing
ton. II. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
FARMNILLE LOSES
TO FREDERICKSBURG

FARAiNlLLE, VA. Feb. eth n
molly contested ana hard-fought game
III the local armory Thursday night.
the Fnrmville Normal girls met the
fredericksburg undefeatcd scXtet
Inc game was one of thrills from
start To finish, aud II must be .sai id
mat the Farmviila girls put up a
stellar brand Of basketball against
their heavier and more experienced
opponents.
While tn. game was not as fast
as that played against uarrisonburg
some Time ago, II was fun OF pen and
dash and II would he hard to nick
any shining stars in such a spectac-
uiar contest. Both teams played eN,
cel!ent basketball and fought hard
Tor every point. Frederic sburG
emerged the victors by III score of
:" 10 H. this being the closest the
visitors hive been held this season
by any team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
8 CUNTS BATTLE FOR
SEM|F FINAL CONTESTS
Evenly Matched Teams to
Play in Basketball Games
in Atlanta Today.
MERCER MEETS crIATrANooG.
North Cnrolinn's Five Rcputcd to BE
SmOothc>t EunninE MdrhInc Tint
so Ear iins Hecn Seen In Tourna-
mcnt.
IBy Associated rrcss.J

ATLANTA. GA, Feb. 26.-The bat
tie for entrance into the semiiinais of
the Southern College basketball tour
nament will open here tomorrow
with eight evenly matched teams
struggling for victory.
Mercer and Chattanoora will meet
in one OF the games to determine
which team shall play the winner OF
the Georgia Tech South Carolina
match in the scmtnals upper brack-
ct Georgia and North Carolina will
play for the right To meet the winner
Of the Altba ma Tennessee match in
the sem,iualS. lower bracket.
Georgia Tech FnvorItc.
MERGERS defeat Of the kcntuck y
state. last years champions. made
the Macon team one Of the favoritcs.
but Chattanooga has shown that
they expect tn continue in the tour
namcnt. Georgia Tech rules the IN =
vori,c, over South Carolina North
Carolina has probably the SmootheSt
running team that 80 far has been
seen. for the Tarheels play with an
ease and grace that makes the game
u pleasure 10 watch. Their contest
against the fighting Georgians prom
ises 10 be one of the chief events
Monday.
Alabama has not yet played I'm the
tournament so far rs q bye and the
failure OF an opponent To appear has
passed the Crimson five through
without opposition. The Alabama
five. however. has made one OF the
best records OF the season in pre-
tournament games. The balance will
have the advantage OF being fresh,
hut Tennessee, after two hard games.
has had II rest over Sunday that will
keep the odds from being too great
In that respect
Runs tp largest score.
Chattanooga has had the honor of
running up the largest score OF the
tournament 10 date in its 57-to-30 de-
Feat OF Furman, on the opening day,
and Bib licdd. lanky center on the
Mocasin team, holds the individual
record for scores. lie has made l6
foul goals and Is from the field for
n total of ~ points. Eddie Rawsor.
or Georgia, comes next with II and
II Tor "a points. followed by George
Harmon. Merccr's running guard.
ana &. Carmichael, OF North Carolina.
with 30 each. liarmon's total was
made by !? foul goals and from
the field. ana the Carolina ccntcr's
by Il foul goals and g field.
carmichacis 81, foul goals gave
him the leadership in ringing the
basket on free throws. of which he
has had 81 chances. Iiarmon's 10
were made in u attempts. Reeds
10 foul goals were made out OF ~
attempts, and lantrir. of Tulane.
made IL out OF 30 tries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
MEXICO DENIES NOTE.
RECEIVED FROM Il. s
IHy Associated prcss.1

MENlCn CITY. Feb. 2G.--The For
eign Office today denied the receipt OF
any note from the United States rel
ativc To recognition OF Mexico. either
through Charge d'Afiaircs Summcrlin.
or the Mexican embassy at Washing
ton. Foreign Minister rani said the
reports that such It note had been re-
cciNcd were entirely false.
Mr.. Summcrlin, who has been in =
disposed for several days. is spending
the week end near Mexico Civ. hui
Is in contact with the embassy In
formation received at til. embassy to-
day was to the effect that there was
n" knowledge there Of the receipt of
any note.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
TAKOLA QU|NT DEFEATS
NORFOLK WESLEY FIVE
Richmond Boys Take Heated
Contest by Score Of
81 to 81.
TAI>"LA TEAM SHOWS SPEED
Victory Gives Clear Road la Fight for
the independent basketball Champ
i"n>hip Of the Old DOmin-
ion.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 26-StaginG "a
wonderful comeback in the second
half. and PLAYING TIA. Wesslcymen OF
their feet. in Il frenzy of speed. the
Idho!a team last night nOscd out Il
Nct"Tp by the score Of 81 to 81. in
one az the greatest games ever wit
messed on the local basketball court.
The victory Of the Takola team
eliminated the Wessleymen from the
night Tor the Independent chainnion-
ship ~ the STATE, as it way their sec
"hd victory over the local aggrcsa-
tipn Tako!a having disposed OF every
thIHE III The way Of contcndcrs with
me exception OF Park View. of Ports
mouth, and the count between them
uit-a!i' VIII be settled on a date To-
| be agreed upon, giving the winner n
c!oar and undisputcd claim To the.
! title.
In the opening half Of the game.
the Wessieymen looked the hes,. and
at!lEhted the local fans by Il lead of
- 10 10. at The end Of the first
haif. Both teams displayed good
spirit and excellent team work. hut
ne guarding and shooting of IN.
l"ca!s gave them the lead for the FIRST
hai. In the second half The Takoi,
boys entered the game with n rush.
ana put the Wcsslcymcu on IN. de-,
! ithSiNc from the jump steadily cut
'hS Gown their lead. Their passing
""'' moor work at this stage being
niue snort of marvellous. and was ~,
far the best exhibition given si"c" ~, y!
VISITORS last visit, when they ,.f.a,.d
Park View. az"
Win five minutes to play. ,h.v
yea the score, their success heinz.
"nr I" their passing game. Wharton
an" i-eech acting as feeders for Wood :
VII" ana it"iladay. who promprIv
r'"'tFttd same into goals The Gn,I
h't minutes ~ play was the mo-,
""eS ever seen ON th. Many.
II" NrsSlcymeu drove i'm for
''"'' hui retained ii for less ,b,,,
Il minute, Woodward ana Hama "
p"'h''lng sensational shots 10 for,..
|" me front Under the s,ro,,,,n,'.
going the Wcsslcymrn became ,,or,'
ItAS panic stricken under m. .n..,
" IN" Eichm"ndcrs' pasinr ,,t.,.,,
ara i"St their ability. th,. yi,i,on,,
'"t" M their lead. IN the on.nin,,
'r"i' and Fucrsticn disuI,y.I
w. 'orh' with Thomas .,J
= ''HS IN The EeConJ b.I ;,
,,rnti substituted for Wood ana
".I!e" the spot light for -four Gniu
ac h,I The local boys died game
war. 'Df cT'ry step Of the way. but
,ni,'. SIMPLY unable 10 Withstand ~.
,r",'"ht passing and rem,r,'. ,"e
ma vi ~, Woodward Lccch. iolladnv
stnfton w marion while Mclilhamcy y
, '"hary guard. successfully .,,',.,,, Il
cred All local advances S'H"th-
The Lineup:
wesley -. Positions
Eovcu,nu ward Wharton
Craft W. war" Woodward
Er,,a, .''''... center .. .IIoI,,da,'
Won ''''... guard .........I.c.ch
sumn,,r, guard .Mcllhancv
,, ,."'"'N: Substitutions - .rbmr,
w., wro hoyent"n; Northrop for wnna
' M%od for Thomas: Ehmig for I MTId;
@Eadr 'SI.na'% y. for EnmE' Fiei4 goals
, !; craft 3; Wood. l. Nor, l"nas,
"I I'es",; T.; Woodward, 5: iloi Gn :, :,
woa. ieth' :: Foul goals crar, ;
"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
CANADA ENTERS FOR
DAVIS CUP CONTESTS
Try Associated Press. J

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Canada to-
day officially entered the Davis CUP
tennis competition OF 1922. Recent
OF the Canadian challenge was an
n"nnccd By the United states Lawn
lchniS Association. II was sent by
j.. IL. senior. OF Toronto, secretary
of the Canadian Associations
The list Of entries now includes
Canada. Great Britain. Italy, Czccho-
Slovakia and France. \ half dozen
more international challenges are cx-
pcCtcd before entries close March To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
TWO BOSTON TEAMS
WILL LEAVE FRIDAY
tBy Associated Press,

BOSTON. Feb. 2G.-Friday next the
vanguard of the two major league
baseball teams Jr This city Will leave
for their training grounds in the
South. Manager Fred Mitchell will
depart Friday night with the young
err battery men OF tho Braves for St.
petersburg. Fla, where they VIII be
Joined March 10 By the remainder
or tho team. including several or the
veterans who have been conditioning
at Hot Springs. Ark.
Manager Hugh Dumy. Of the Red
Sox, VIII take several recruit pitchers
and catchers with him when he
leaves for Hot Springs. Friday after
noon. Several players Will join this
party on it's arrival. and the remain
der viii report March ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
DISPL1Y CLASSIFIED
II. y. & II. -. EBEI..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale
ITO West Leigh Street

In execution of certain deed OF
trust. dated December 10. 1918. and
recorded in the Clerks once OF tho
Richmond Chanccry Court. Richmond,
Va. in deed book 25l-C. page iii,
default having been made In the pay
inent OF the debt therein SECURED. and
being required by the beneficiary so
70 do. We shall sell by public auction.
on the premises.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1879.
at ! O'Clock +. NJ
the property described in said deed,
as follows;
AN that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land. with the improvements
thereon. lying and being Ia the CIV
OF Richmond, Va. bounded AMI de-
scribcd as follows. to-wit: Beginning
AZ point on the north line OF Leigh
street. distant SiNt:-thr.e feet west
from the Intersection Of the north
line OF Leigh street. with the western
linc OF Price street. thence runninr;
twardly along the said north lin.
- Leigh Street and fronting thereon
hity-onc feet. and theme" extending.
back uorthwar!ly between uarailel
lines "ne hundred and twelve feet,
more or less.
TERMS: Cash
~. L. EBEL.
Trustee.
ROBERT o. BLAND.
TrnS.nn
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CHASE CITY BESTS
SOUTH HILL. FIVE

CHASE CITY. VA. Feb. 2G.--in one
OF tbs fastest and c!canrst games
seen on this court this season. the
Chase City boys uuiu,. defeated
South hin! - 10 ~
The passing Of both teams was fast
ana snappy. The locals were never
in danger, although they were off on
long shots. This game makes the
Mcckienbnrg County championship
oihched Tor Chase city, having won
nine and lost none
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
nnIn rostnoncs Auto Race.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2G.-'rhc 25a-
mile national championship automo-
bile race at tie Los Angeles speed.
way At Beverly Hills, near here. was
called off in the nincty-four Ian
today when light rain made The
course dangerous. AT that time Tom
my Milton was IN the lead The race
viii hc run next Sunday, March r.
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ridden nrfcnts Nn,h.u.

CHICAGO Feb. 2G.-Willinm Til
den defeated Howard VoshcIi. Sc.
s-3, in an indoor tennis gam" her"
at national outdoor show. Voshc!I
and George Lott defeated Julius
Sagalswsky and 'r!idcn, Go, 7-a. ca
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SrfsA MSfIiY'S
SrEA MSiIiPS.
RichmOnd-New York
Steamship Co.

Twice weekly saIlings between New
York and Richmond City Point and New
port News. Va. Freight received daily
Express serv'cc--lowcst rates.
POnc Madison 205i,
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summary: Goals from foor-At-
kinson :. G""de =, MadduN !, Boswell
). w. boswell =, Sim. goals from
foul MadduN, on; of =. Roswell.
none out of :. Time OF halvcs-.0
minutes. referees. Clark aud Walker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27
THunsDAY, MARCH ?. ls22,

Al u O'Clock Noon,
The real . .{;. deS1fr'oed In said d
tract, piece OF parcc! o! land, with
the improvements thereon, rights
ways. easements and arpurtenances
thereto belonging, lying and being IN
i:e;Vcr Dam MaEistcrial District
Hanover County, Virginia. near Dos
wen. Virginia. known as "Builiiicld,
containing l2I%.s' acres, more OF
icss. being the same tract OF land -:
which the late Thomas boswcl! died
s"i2.,. ana possessed, win the cxccp-
ton OF 20 acres conveyed by his
dev secs IL 7. Il boswell. ana Oils
acres conveyed by Frederick II. Nagel
-ricksburg and Potomac Eailway
Company, and the boundaries OF
whicii said original tract are fully
set OUT and described on plat oil
1882, by IL. W. w!ngncld. Surveyor
If Hanover County. and recorded with
he deed from Fannie \. boswell e,
ais 10 Frederick IL. Nagei. bearing
tbi, and of record in the Clerks
pfncc OF Hanover County in D. g.
10. page io7, and being the same real
estate which was conveyed To w. J.
pinnfradt by deed from Henrietta
brnihder ct ais. dated May -. 1918
ana or record In the Clerks Office
81 the said County of Hanover in
D. Il. 5S. page 2Ss.
Also all OF ms right, title and In
tcrcst In and To II certain right OF
way which was conveyed to George
i;rumdcr by Frederick III. Nagei and
which right of way is conveyed "a
the said ". J. Pnugradt in the above
mentioned deed.
TERMS: Enough in cash To pay
the expenses OF executing This trust
nro rata taxes for the year 1922
and L. pay one note for Si.nOO.00
with interest thereon from May %
1921, and upon Il credit $50 far as
tn" proceeds OF sale viii Eo) sufh-
cicnt with interest thereon to pay
IN. sums OF 100000 and $4,000 "a
become due May 81. 1922; To pay the
further sums OF 100000 and $4,000
to become due May %, 1928; 10 pay
the further sums of 100000 and
$4,000 To become due May %. 1924
and to pay the further sums OF
100000 and $4,000: payable May Is
1925. and the residue. II any. IN
equal instruments At one and two
years from date of sale. evidenced
by notes. with interest added. All
deferred payments to be secured by
deed OF trust on the said property.
NOTE-This sale is made subject
10 first deed of trust securing the
principal sum OF si5,o00.o0. will,
accrued interest from November Ia
1921.
LEITH S RREMNER.
Sole Acting Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27

NorlCE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF stockholders Of the Virginia .
Maryland Coal Corporation will be held
al Room No. 1901. Mutual Building. I'm
Inc city Of Richmond. Va, on Tuesd, -
March IS. 1922. mt IL o'clock A. ii
y. u. ADAMS, Secretary.
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RE-fL ESTATE EpR SALE
business I'rnInrtY
Farms and Land Tor Sale ~

fAkM BARGAINS.
We have d large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
OF small, see us.
G. l.. & H. /. DENOON,
S07 East Main Street.
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Real Estate for Exchangc

= ESTliAMfTON LOTS-.irs. Il. Have,
l.ipscotnb. 5lI American National Hanb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27

CHURCH Hill HOMEs-W. have pros.
poets on our r!es tot homes Oh Church
mn, "hai have you 10 offer? kUgrrs
smith - l!"s!ep No. Nutua! Building
Madison i747.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27

REAL ESTATE-ist Your property with
Us Tor sale tUT rent. I'VE can serve
You l.. +. Schmidt Il Co.. 20 North
EIGHTH street.
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" antru Zeal Estate

GOOD building lot TO exchange Tor auto.
mobile; advise model and condition in
reply. Box J 3iJ, care The D,spatcn
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II. r. ElCHESON * COMPANY.
Real Estate AuCtlonccra.
llO2 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

RIGHTS. WAYS, EASEMESTS AND
.AppURTENAHCES THERETO BE
LONGING, LYING AND ht:INi IN
n Ehi rs HSEo. ER'''5 co tx! !
VIRGINIA. NEAR BOSWELL, ElR-
GINA, KNOWN As "BlLLFIELD. s.
CONTAINING l-13.s1 ACRES.
MORE OK LESS.
In execution OF certain deed Of
trust To /. ' WhItchurSt ana Lcitt,
> Ercmnyr. Trustees. dated May 20.
1920. and recorded ia the Clerk $
Once OF Hanover County Circuit
Court in Decd Book TO- page 200 de-
tauit having been made IN the pay
mrnt or part Of the debt therein
secured. ANA being required 40 10 do
~ the holder thereof, the under
-iSucu, sole acting trustee, Will sci!
by public auction, on the premises,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-27

CONSECUTIVE Want Adj rates of tho Dis.
pateh rapers. . Insertions price OF 2h;
Insertions price OF s.
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MECHANICS AND MENCIlANr.;. IA, \ -
Hichmond. January rs, 1922
lug annua' meeting OF ths stockholiers
OF inns ohnh viii ho n1ld February 27th
next. IL o'clock. at the baui,iny hni..
IWeilth anu nun Streets. for transact,un
or any business that may he brought he
fore II. W
}. II. PATERSON,
Ga
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AUCTiONS-LEG1LS
Legal Notices

OF the Gans-Rady Company will b. held
at the office OF the company, sI6-sIs East
Nam street, Richmond. Va. Wednesday,
March l. ls22. at IL O'Clock noon
GEORGE W. RADY,
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FOR RESULTS. list your farms aud city
property with Pollard X Eashy, Rich
iuoud. Va