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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
FAME OF VIRGINIA FARM
LANDS SPREADS TO CHINA
Requests From Orient and
California-Big Sales Sea-
son Seen hv Schmidt.

one ~ the greatest REVEALS in the
sale OF farms thar has been seen In
me State in years IS forecast for
ms fall by officials %! the firm OF T.
r schmidt K Company. The trm has
noted quite a l!;;,c activity In farm
lands IN the las; few weeks. and some
large sales have been closed. The
fall. the natural tim. :or the selling
~ farms s .as; drawing near, and
he calls for farm lands are pouring
N IN ever-:ncr"as!ng numbers
The fame o; Virginia has spread
Z" the four corners OF ;he earth. az
Illustrated 10y Requests Tor literature
~ virginia farms received TINS week
h.dd!- + schmidt from China.
hi!iorn.h, and numerous states in
.h" Union Mr. SchmidT * impressed
WIN ih- possibilities in the sal. OF
virginia farms ;his yea and his nrm
pushing TINS Kind OF property
Modern improvements have made
ia" farm The most desirable Kind Of
property, with the conv"nl.nc-s OF
M City and the health and beauty
"' ihc country combined Mr. Schmid;
holds. illustrating inns point in :,
'rac;!ca! WAY. TINS rcultor has re.
r"i.g ahh"H"c-G tn building az 4
series CT "hom.r-!arns, on tho Ash
ana car Inn only about twenty
minutes '!de from The city. Three
"G"s"!o">. garage and every pos
'.a!e Improvement. Including water.
""ths. az! everything :"r th- house
"!ie Farms with MODERN convenience.
are no .Onsvr uncommon. and tn. de-
Hand :oT the modern, even In farm
'hnGS and properties. is beginning 10
FELT in every section OF the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
NEW $4,000 FACTORY
BUILDING FOR full TON
Fish Guano Company TO
Build Structure l05
hv 200 Feet.

Construction .. = new $4,000 fer
,i'izer manufacturing plan; below
FHi;oa. on the Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad which ALL have capacity
- p COO tons OF fertilizer Annually.
n 9rptUC; O: $50. 600 worth OF
business. Viii begin IN Few days
:"r he Fish Gu7no Company. when
srou7i VIII be h-okeu 'or factory
HuA6frs los feet by COO zee, IN d.
rens.ous The building viii DO a reg
Ela:t7" tactory building ;hirty-fve
Zee; nigh. WIKI overhead tracks and
''l 2;a"r modern conven'ences to-
lh- CAR, !us on % the business
So. and ron vii! b- u>ed IN con-
,,r-c:!cU 90; n. plant. which MI. BE-
O., nearly H--3'pat a. possible The
E..t.1s W.. h- a-~ co.! NE new !.c-
H-.-s h-g-.a: 60 ;his city through
ae -~e-'- ~ X Craw!-y. l.ans-
-.al ssea; - ~ chesapeake and
ohio Hsi!rqai and Viii -ventuallv
've- '-a acres ot ground wh.rh
as purchased SOM Zine aro hy
F-Aa, --'~aS q -pr-sid-u; ann
s-1--si -.a-aEA- In ne interests o.
~. re7Ysry WE.:.- G. I'M. O. ne
ii-.. P-.a;!as Cofrvaay i ?-es!dea:
b: ne :-~ cgare-a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
TRINkLE AND AlNSLIE
GUESTS OF ADVERTISERS
Executives. with Members Of High
wa. commission. " III Make
BRIEF tddrrksrs

Every member OF TIA" Richmond td-
N"rtisinE tilb and OF III" Wnmcn's
AIN,Etising C!ub Is chp'ctcd 70 b"
present NJ the weekly luncheon TODAY
IT; - IS O'Clock In IN. auditorium OF
ia" !. " {. 4. al which time IA.
members or tho rcorgaul2"h stat.
Highway Commission, Governor Trim
Isl" and Mayor Ainsiic VIII bc the sp.-
rinl guests
Il T. ilor'zr. Jr., president 81 ih"
Richmond Advertising club. will yI.lL
IN. gnvcl 20 Mayor Alnslic. who viii
introduce Governor Triukl". Tn" Gov
orn"r. In turn, VIII Introduce the
members ot tn" state Highway Com
mission. and br!.f talks VIII ~ mad,
THIS is expected to he one - ,h'i
most interesting ~ th- Advertising
clubs lunCh"ous, and Frank Howard.
chairman 0f the program committee,
and Treasurer Hold urg" members TO
bring friend with th"m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Arri Is. l?l? Tax. 20 cents $40.
CIV a nm Matte twifcD. Min-
mis- w. Nm. CART" twifer. TO Minnis
w. Hin southwest line Fairfield
street 20 by il5 feet. August. B 1920.
5000.
7l-rattio n. osborne 70 LILLIAN
Makcpcacn White cast lin" Rar,on
Avenue $50 feet north. Jones street
north so by 40 feet. June 90. 1922.
Tax. $40. $40.
5-Walter Christian. clerk caro-
line BroOks). 10 tho Tax TIL" Com
panY Of Richmond southwest corner
Winston and Gentry Streets 30 by 100
feet. October IS. 1920 TaN. ~ cents
Walter Christian. clerk. Martha
Frnyscr To ia" Tax Iom.pny OF
Richmond east line Grr"nwoud Ave-
ma" 81 feet south. school street south
&: by la2 feet. Octob.r. 1920 Tax.
~ cents
Thomas Mccarthy. Mary T.
owI.-). 10 Eugene curtis Haynes
north line Marshall street 81 feet
east. Thlrty-trst street east - by
III feet, June 30. 1922. Tax. ? 20.
$40
1T a Quisenherry. Emma VI.
'wifc). 10 Max T.. Rmehrmuud north
line Park Avenue 100 feet west, TIL
l"n street west 80 ny !|N rect Juno
30. 1922 Tax. $40 $40
l1-Fannic L. Fisher. ! Ashhv
ChushandD. In Max +. Ruchrmund
southeast corner Hanover Avenue
and T;lden Street 90 by lao foot. Juno
"a le22 Tax. $500 $40.
GA. KNnton Muhleman. Matthias
T.. kayhoc. GLADYS VI. twlfo). to +. II
Soft. lots {. ;. $. block & North Ave-
nuc subdivision. June -. 1922. TaN,
+ $3.50. $40.
Ill. W. GOODWIN. Halle NJ
| ,wifel. 10 George r. Mayo west line
/ Chamherlayne Avenue AS feet north
| Rrookland Park boulevard north 700
| feet nv 233 fee, inches. June %
1922 Tax $3.50 $40.
/ 3o-George H. Rlack. Elsie f.
| BLACK to c. II. Archer northwest cor
ner Broad and Sheppard Streets SAP:
by 1917 foot. lien $1,000, June &c
1922. Tax. IS. $40.
3l-W. propst. susie ". Cwife)
20 city OF Richmond northeast corner
/ Meadow Bridge Road and Second
| Avenue 1929 by 10 feet. June IS
1922 $500.
3o-F. y. Kersey. Virginia Loo
kersey to city o. Richmond. ives,
/ line Woodson Avenue. 40 feet south
| ,blank) Street south llXl2 feet
June 90. 1922 Tax. SOC. $40.
33-MInn'e II. Gentry. Newton l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

bridge. from Tolcr 20 Thirtieth:
I""utN-ninth, south "f Eatnnridga
and from Twenty-niuth from Rain
hridE" I" Scnm"S: Carlisle. from Sa-
lem tai ;"vrrnm"nt Road. Williams
street. west al oak. Tw"uty-tirSt
street. from Edwards to Petersburg:
IKE: Taylor between Mulberry and
robinson; Mulberry urL Beverley To
sixth and canal Str--ts. SIXTH and
canal streets To sim ana Main:
twenty hfth. from T. L. Nin" Mil.
Road. S:r".d. from l">,u.ath Road
I" SHurr Avenue; S.u-r Av"nue.
from i'r"Hd /" Monument. Monument
\N"uu". from Sau-r 10 .Nuitiin.
Gas mains Ia hr LAID this year In
rlud~ ITaIuS from Moody Avenue from
thirty second !" Thirty-third. alley
between Rr!in"ut and tl"ycluud Ken
>inston ami Patterson; alley Between
second Avenue. Meadow To Second
AMI spruce; M"ndoWhru"k Road from
spruce street south alley west nt
Garland {" alley east ~ North Ave
niue. Garland Avenue north OF Ladies
Mil" Road; North Avenue north OF
Ladies' Nil" Road TaNlor. between
Mulberry and Robinson. Brook Road.
from Brook PIX" 10 I.aturnun
Lover Gas Works to West End
holder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

feet. southwest corner Rroad and
Eighth Streets. rs foot inch bv l34
feet inches; northwest corner Grace
aud Eighth Streets. 1875 feet ass
inches 10y ISIS feet II as Inches. June
r." 1922. s500.oOo.
4l.-W William l.. Tyler. John II. Guy.
trustees. To Gcorr" Russell. 73l east
.ine Fourth Street. l23 feet inches
south Duval Street south - feet 6
inches by lo2 feet. December IS. 1870.
$500.
+5.-James +. Donahu". trustee. to
W. c. Flake. west line boulevard
l25 feet south Cary. 5"x120 feet. June
-. 1922. s5.6l2.
81 Howard sultan. trustee. to G..
+. fennelI. cas-, lin" Terrace laa Zee,
south Rogers street south 5oNIa5
feet July /. ie2.. $i72o
81. 7. carmrnI trustee. 10 carl
isuehm"'ind. sl5 east line Hickory
Street. l'5 feet uorrh Baker STREET.
north a1S7i feet, MAY 80. ls22. $3.50.
H"rgnin mud SIDE.
"S-GuS,avc EOh"rt W!esner TO
Nice f. wiesner. No. lO+ west line
Tw"nty-ninth Street 49, feet inches
north. Marshall Street north - feet
inches by - feet, March %. 1872.
5?-Mnry i. SouL.l.t to Rohcr.
Johnson Union street 60 feet east.
Louisiana street - by $50 feet. May
~. !?22 $50
so Alice N-therland. Emma Meth
"rland 10 Waller NJ. Anderson. Rose
g. Anderson twirc). No Ia. cast line
Relvidcre Stree, l63 fec, south. cary
street north &c 10y 40 feet. June -.
1922 Tax S32O slG
sl-The Broaddus Construction
Company. Inc. Ia y Kate Rris,ow.
cas-, line Fcndall Av"nuc $50 foe,
/ north. Crawford Street north 80 b,
las feet. June %. 1922 Tax 80 cents
| sln.
/ 6c-N. Kat" Rrisrow 10 u. = Vel.
/ ton east line Fendall Avenue $50 foe
! north. Crawford street north 50 b,
i76 feet. June -, 1922. Tax. sllo
I.rl0.
CT, T. stone Rosa May ,w!fc,
/ !" Della 4. Smith, lot s block u
I G'ntcr Park Terrace. June 81. 1922
Tax. $50 $40
65-W. /. billiard tn L. n. I.cCl..
east line lakewood Avenue $50 fee
north. Cowardin Street north 80 b,
l25 feet June "a. 1922. Tax. g
| cents $40.
6s-Minn!s W. Hill. Carrie V
twifc). Edith {. A. Arlington sout,
line Fairfield street 20 feet. lot 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
APARTMENT RENT DROP
ONLY IN SOME CASES


predictions of change in affairs
that VIII bring the public To under
stand III" difference between values
In apartment houses in s.gard Ia 10
'h'i"h ""r" made by prominent real
estate dealers Monday. The
hrst symptoms -! such a condition.
the announcements Of number OF
real estate agents ;hnt owners OF
some apartments have decided To- re-
du"~ r'ntS materially. were received
saturday aud Monday by apartmrr.t-
h"ns" jewellers. Inquiry Monday eve
ming however. revealed that the
apartments located In the more raSh
i"nnllc district and in districts where
property values are the highest are
not being offered to the puhIic lower
than last year, and In at least one
ease higher.
Agents ana owners reported that
the demand for apartments ia this
favored district has been as great
- ever and that after September
every apartment Will be leased This
does not hold rue In apartments in
uniaNoi able locations and uph"lds
In" contention OF one dealer. who
stated that tnn public viii some ray
learn Ia diffcr"ntiatr b"twecn apart
ments other than hv the uunr.r OF
rooms that IL contains.
The public has never learned tho
difference between apartments far
out on IN" Boulevard. or beyond. and
thoS" in the downtown section" II"
said. owners ar. getting the same
price FOR apartments In these AN
favorable locations that they rccciv"
i"r tn" d"wntown property The
tenant has never seen the matter OF
convenience
This IS du" apparently t. the hous-
Ing situation. hut now that apart
n"nts are not crowded to tn" great
est extent. Indications are shat the
rental situation will reflect This sit
Uati"n. No longer VIII the apartment
several miles from IA" heart OF
Richmond haV" tn" sam" rent scale
as the downtown dwelling. az course
IL is possible that the difference may
~ reflected In an increase IN down
town rents. a. has been the case in
i very few instances aut this is not
regarded as probable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
BOWIE IS MADE VCE-PRESLDENT NATIONAL REAL TORS

thushandD I" Henrietta Wagner. No.
80. west lin" Thirty-fourth street.
- feet south Leigh street. south -
by lci feet. June 81. 1922. Tax.
$40. $40.
37-J. +. Taylor CO.. Inc. TO
southern States Tobacco Company.
Inc. +562 acres. south line s. A. l..
hallway Company. 100 feet west
Spotswood Avenue. west GO feet s
inches by south 1868 feet along
ii"rmitaI" Road, southwest $3.50
icet To railroad. east l03 feet Gl-2
inches. east 3i2 feet. north 2T2 feet.
north line Leigh street. 42.lG feet
ny 622a3 feet. east line HERMITAGE
Road. o6oNi66 feet . inches ,irrcg-
niar): also personal property. May
~ 1922. Tax. $500. SO.
3S-James /. Miller. Mary L..
'wife) I" Southern states Tobacco
company, Inc. southwest Franklin
street and Sixth Street. ~ rcct q
inches by $50 feet Inches. June /.
1922. Tax, $50 $40.
@2-l.and Company OF virg,p,. 10
Edward i. Schmidt. No. $500. north.
vest corner Seminary and I.aburnun
avenues. 1896 feet by 233.5 feet,
Lien. $1,000. January %. 400
Tax. 12i SO
43-De!ia a Smith. g. W. Smith
I" Senie Hickman Wnody. 40 3ol2
west line Edgcw"od Avenue. "a Zoe,
north Brookiand Park I,oul.v,,d
north i"Si3' feet. Liens. .i.720 $500,
June 81. 1922. Tax. $3.50. $40.
'i-Grcatcr Richmond Realty Com
phhF. Inc. l" John q. Kobe. ives,
limo Commonwealth street. 2sxI50
teet, lot %. block I. December 81.
1921 Tax. 60 cents. $40.
tf-W. c. Flake. l.. \. Flake 10
ISABELLA w. Tyler, west limo RouIc-
ward Us feet south Cary street,
S"n'h 2Sxl2o feet. juno %. 1922.
''-Earl S. Dowdy to sara Ford
workman. No. 1914. north line Park
Avenue. 1874 feet east Alien Avenue.
east 2I1?. feet I Inches. Lien. 81
us5 Tax, IS. $40.
''-S. Green. RAY twifc) IN I.u,h,-
r. Spencer. "" aus. west lin. rhir.
iN-ihird street. !37 feet il-a luch.s
north broad Street. north u ,...,
il-i inches by &c feet. Lien a. ZOO
July !. 1922 6. 350
- :. Green. Ray Cwifc) 10 Susan
y Christian. No. 500 YVES, lin,
Th'riy-third street. 100 f.., porrn
hro"d street. north II feet 4lt
Inches hy 90 feet Liens. $500 s.
600. July !. i.22 $3.50.
I'll. Mae Dennis. II. Y. 1hus-
hhndD 10 Henry W Anderson. south
!inc Palmyra Avenue. 2iaaa Zee,
west Gloucester street IVES, GO,lcO
f"ei Lien, S:.7oo Juno 80. 1922
Tax. 'Ii.5o. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
WILL REPORT TONIGHT

The C.uael Committee Oh U,il.ses
-... .; O'clock tomorrow r.sh,
receive -.Gar; ;co:H the sp@ci.! com
ri';ee 81 .lt.ie library and a final
-~2pr; 20. nr -~A.y 20 present N.
Board %: ALDERMEN NEXT TUESDAY
light
Tho May .om- =; the uorthw--,
ta-r o; Frai.si!n and JEFFERSON
streets. VII. - offered ,h- commit.
i"- a. !. ste .ur 'a- proposed library.
~ = "r~ - Vie VI: mansions aui
~ ccrsi--I-t %! ~ owner - vi.
atA!;-l - tie !ihrnry Tn mluI.
.is = i.!n~.'- in- Jefferson Hotel
AID oeru.."> az exclusive h-lghLor.
laat IT, .--s" tsE-G i-r tf- prom
--;y ~ 'A- agents Pollard 1: nasby.
= 100000. Tn" property fronts LOO
10; On ir.HE..u street nnA extends
along Jefferson! street 200 ,-.;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

IS getting few scattered complaints
"f mosquitoes. hut no large number
IF calls. The present wet weather
and tn" continued rains OF the spring
HAY" complicated the situation and
mad" II had To eliminate mosquito
breeding places without the CO.
operation "f builders. new home
owners. and the citizens of the city
In general Tin cans and empty bar
rcls form ideal breeding piaccs. and
ns many wOrkmen are In the hubi:
OF leaving empty paint cans and
other sorts Of containers around iohS
IL has often lost real rStat" agents
sales. as they have been unable TO
overcome tn" impression created that
tn" entire n-ighhorhood was not mos
quito infested through tn. presence
az SwarmS Of insects when the
houses wrr" shown. He probably la
bored under the sam" dclusion. Or.
hudson pointed out. and In all prob
ability the only trouble was the
presence az water flied cans and n
tcw similar things shat could caaily
have boon rnmndl"d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
LOSE SALES
FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS
DIR. c. C.. Hudson Is Preparing for Campaign Against
Pcsts-New Construction Most Likely Place for In
sccis to BE Found Unless Precautions Are Taken

pr. e. =. hudson is coming to tho
rescue az the new home owner. JUS,
rs soon as h" finds out that any one
needs r"s"uing. Til" city Health Of
hc"r nov IL on the trail Of tho pcsky
mosquito. and he has found that new
structures and building operations
ar" particularly likely Ia he mos
quito Infested. h.CauS" of Stasnant
pools LETT in new home yards before
Icing l"v"led OF. and high weeds and
similar handicapS
Mr.. hudson is especially anxious
{" put the pui"tuS ON winged and
armed pests Of THIS sort. and has is-
sued request that all persons both
cred TO any Ir"a; extent with mos
Tnito"S report tn" fact ut once to
ia" hearth authorities.
iamhuSia. the miun"w fish. which
nav" been Imported especially for
tn" purpose OF doing away with the
breeding places OF mosquitoes. viii
h" distributed whcr" necessary and
oil can he us"d where this IS i'm
practicable. The Health Dcpnrtmcn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
=RICHMONDER IS HONgRED
BY BOARDS OF AMERICA
Local Association Wirclcsscs
Former Head of City
Body in Europe.

r. Bruce Bowe, popular president 81
.,the Virginia Real Estate Association.
who broke all presidents by being
.-ReRl Estate Exchange three times
In succession. has been elected vice
president OF the National Association
of Real Estate Boards. T.. Ray Rich
~srdsor. secretary OF the State or
SANITATION. announced today Mr.
-Eowe is overseas with him tamily on
n visit 20 Europe, and Just Landed
in Antwerp where he was mot by
a wireless from the hoard %; man
ayers OF the local exchange. express
.zins the love and affection" OF that
body for its pas; president.
Mr.. Bowe is one OF the nvc mem
eers of the national legislative COM
m!t,ee. He rendered stellar service
Ito Congress in recent Investigations
and his testimony IS Incorporated to
some extent in The Conversational
Record Tie aided In tho organiza-
lion OF the state association. which
lie will hurry home TO convene this
tar m Roanoke.
Members % tho board ~ managers
az the local organization were so
anxious to communicate with Mr.
Eowe and express their regard for
him that they directed The secretary
to use wireless IN reaching him o.
the ocean while Ell route overseas.
HIS answer vas received by cable
Monday.
Mr. Rowe IS recognized 70 10 one
OF the leading real estate men In tn"
limited states His organization OF
'S;he Virginia association. IN which
he was the leading factor. - regarded
as something OF a teRt. Hts uork on
national questions has been very
faithful and nc has been back o.
every progressive BIT - legislation
in regard TO realty witch has come
he.or" ;he state LEGISLATURE III a
!orE time. Y was chiefly through hts
efforts that :hc law lssscr!ng tax on
.ntsr e.h.es was ADOPTED by the las.
session o. The Virginia General A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

were recorded In Chanccry Cour,
Monday:
Nci~nses.
Gs.-W. 6. Bell, trustee, to John w
Bates. west line Moss Side Avenue.
a.s.2 feet south Walton Avenue. south
i"oxlio feet, July /. 1929. S?5..
6?.-J. B. ELAN. .. II. Funston
Davis. east lin" Nohl" Av"nuo ISIS
feat south Walton Avenue. south
lu"x3oo feet. Jun. 80. $3.50.
ISL. \. McCurdy. trustee. Viz
Ginla Building and Loan Company. TO
= W and Il. l.. Jones. east line Mil
Ter Avenue. ITO feet north Home
street north lOoxll7 fee, June IS.
1922. $1,000
ls.-H y. McCurdy. trustee. Vir-
sin!a Building and Loan Company. TO
e. W. and Il l.. Jones. 600 east limo
Miller Avenue. ITO feet north HON"
street. north 100 f"rt by III feet six
'nchrs. June IS, 1922, $1,000.
2j.-L-on VI. Nelson. Robert Gil
Lam. Jr., trustees. TO &. Manning, Jr..
east line Fifteenth street. 26x3S feet
Jun" -. 1922, Sa.o50.
2S.--it"nry : Hutzlcr. trustee. to
r \. Sammis 500 northwest cornor
battery Street and Lamb Avenue. 80
feet by II; feet six inches. July /.
1922. $4,000.
as-w. p. R"dd. trustee. to Eu-
E"nia X. Haynes. cast line Seventh
Street. Ia north clay street. north
"2Xl3o feet. Jun" 20. 1922 5000
3..-Poiiard y Baghy, Inc, trustees.
10 Robert \. Mcdowell. l7ll north
Tw"nty-eirhth street. July |. 1922
s.iSO.
io.-Wh"olcr II Han. trustee. TO
Murphy's Hotel. Inc southeast cor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
y. l.. II. :. Hold Hook par,x

The Young Ladies' Hebrew Soctetv
..', p!"nn"d 10 hb!t q block party or
10" night u Thursday. July IL. an,,
mas ASKED Permission Of CITY Council
&" '."s- Clay street between Eighth
"hi HIhts streets. several hours that
a!S"t. \ resolution 20 that effect
.u'ru':uC-,! hy Councilman Carter e,
ZONES az the meeting % Common
q "Enrh Monday nil,ht was. under
SUSPENSION III Ia" rules. adopted Tn.
iHH"T w'l! hc acted on 10y tho Board
~ Aldermen u"Nt Tuesday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
KING LODGE BUILDING
NEW MASONIC HONE

bIi!d!ns circles here have been
n'crmcl 'la' bristol - 10 have u
* SO o6o Masonic tempt" The
.u.d!ug VIII 10" .rected in Tho nea,
:I:Ere tor the convenience OF King
.ndEe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

'"r' wv ~ li"nrs-A cquits Gamble
IN LILLE, Va, Fully 4-Sta,,s
Camille, VINO was acquitted on sur,
naN by IA jury In crc"nsboro. Y e
tor Killing NJ. e. Spry. has returned
:" panvillc Gamble pleaded s.l-.
d"t"ns" and was freed after tho ,!ry
hhd CELEBRATED !or eighteen hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
were recorded In Chanccry Court
Monday:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-11-15
NAVAL MEASURE MOVING ALONG

Washington, Nov. 14.-Judged by
ahe headway made today by the
House subcommittee on appropria-
tions which will frame it next
years navy budget will sail through
unrufflcd seas.
There was no indication at the
close of the first hearing behind
closed doors of another fight like
that which marked the passage of
she bill last spring. The Navy De-
patrment, the budget bureau and
Chairman Kelly, Of the subcommit-
Zee, conducting the hearing, were
IN full accord on the enlisted per-
sonnel $4,000 and the same num-
Der Of ships as are now in COM
mission. The construction program
will continue and the question of
scrapping holds over until all the
powers have ratified the naval
treaty.
1t was understood the total ap-
preparation asks for would be in
excess of $398,00O,OOO shown on the
face of the last bill, principally
because there was an expended bali
ance on hand of $46,000,00O July l.,
due 10 the cessation of construction
at the time of the arms conference
This $46,000,000 was not shown in
the appropriation bill as having been
made available for the present fiscal
year. Whatever new construction
funds are provided in the bill for the
next year will be an actual outlay of
of the cash.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-11-15
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Northsrn, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and Chi.
cago Miwaulee and St; Paul are today talking mer.
hope for it,, its eonsumfaaton i 10 just making ono
ing the fruit national economic and Industrial
treeI =
If you want to line of old railroad crabs use
look at passing freight train. Tps kaleidosco@
pic picture of a monumental mix-up q moving pandaf
rama of the ineicency and waste Of lot Of little
crab roads.
On that passing freight train you will ace caro-
marked New York Central Southern Pacific, Boston
and Maine Denver & Rio Grande Southern. Great
Florida East Coast 500 Line, Texas and Pacific and
SO to the caboose. ,
Every one of those has to be distributed back
to the four corners of the continent until they get
on their own little siding. Petty little sour crabs,
belonging to ancient transportation tree.
The United States mail pouch is a mail pouch any
where from Maine to Arizona. Any railroad car
should be the same.
The more they merge the better and when we get
one big merger Of all railroads, the step will be
for the government to take them over. them,
OF the government thereby reducing the tax burden
upon the tax payer.
Railreads 1ike apples, get better as they got big
ger. It's great and grand grating game just like
pruning up tho trees for the finer product We are
going ahead, each day nearer to a more perfect
product.