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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-14
BILLS IN THE HOUSE

Tho following were presented and re-
fcrred under rule a.:
Ivy Mr. Tyier-A bii. to amend and re-
enact section ~ an act to provide for
the use Of probation and tho suspension
Of sentence in cTim.na! and Juvenile
courts, providing for the appointment OF
probation officers and defining their vow.
ers and dutics. APPROVED March is. 1915
By Mr. O~en-A b,li to amend and re
enac; section isiG of the Code OF Virginia.
,e!nai Navigation:
!sy NJ. commin.--A bill to emo, Into
,:aft!c GA sat" hIgh way. ne adopted ny
.hz state ii!.hws" Coiam!.s!7n May .
1879. apH or'nstr 6 la:ss; - nmS nd.d Juiy
.s?I: to max. til. violation thereof a mis-
ieme"nnr ana 70 !-esetihe the pun!sn :
Highway Commission 10 amend. alter or
'cF-al 'hr sarie. %: an% OF them. u:.,!
!, 'n,.- ald,,i,nal or nsw rules and resu;
IN" STAT. h.rhway systcm. and TO provide
FOR III; entor ,,;nI' ,hcr.of;
Bright. P,at,. Richards, Smith. 81 Nor
folk County. and virginia bni prcscrib-
ing The width, Of tire. .s be used on ami.
uscd for tho hauling OF personal prop
e.ty. operated on public highways on and
BY Me'srs. Stuart, Graham and s;ln.ton-
a e,i to amend and re.ense, section 2!3e
By Messrs. Henley. Hicks. OF Campbell.
Howies bright and pratt-A bill to pro-
Q, the comm"nweaiih Of virginia: TO pro- pro.
"idc Tor license tax on certain vehicles
other .hnn those driven by motor Q:
OF tires 20 be used same. Il
To the Committee on Schools and Col
by Mr.. Henley--a bin, to amend and
Ie.snNc' section t's of the Code of vir-
ny Mr. O-lin--. hin % ao,,,1 -, -
enact section s2s OF the Code OF 81 viz
Sinla; az a an hy nm ac, approved
To the Committee on Special. Private
ana LEGAL Legislation:
rc ~ NJ II gray tey rsqpsspA bill for the
By Mossrs. Gray and De F.i,ce-A bill
ssm;nnsiz'mE Hnn dirsc,inE IN. Board OF
an annual allowance, us si..ry TO one
d1pBu;y th"r!r In. said eounty.
by the ,owr OF -. Paul In wise County.
INC ordinances and acts OF the Town
eetnn he'd ,n II. s .na '1 tnMn o and Ja the
-. 1921. submitting the question OF The
hond issue 20 the duAi!ncd voters thereof
"a amend and rc-enact section II OF an &c,
20 incorporate the town OF Timberv!i.c
IN kocs,n;nnm County. Va. approved Feb.
To- The n"immi';ce on .App-oprIn lions:
Sor or En assistant assessor Of lands fu,
time necessarily employed In the rca..
s"ssment ~ real estate recently had. tho
Eaymeni OF which was precludsd by the
provisions Of section RAJ OF the Cods o:
virginia, fixing the time within which Inc
assessments we're TO he completed, such
payment 20 BE- made out OF the approprin
tion providcd.for assessing properly 10,
taxation. etc"
To the Cominittee or Finance:
BY Sir. W!Ilis-A bill 10 amend and re.
enact sections and of an act entitled
An act to raise revenue for the suppor,
an@
schools. and TO pay the interest on The
public debt. and to provide special tas
inf pensions as authorized by section IS.
OF the constitution" approved April le
.JS. as heretofore amended
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FORD IS UNWILLING
TO MODIFY TERMS
OF HIS PROPOSAL
tContIRued From rlrs, ragc.)

CONTINUED From First Pagc.)
Frederick Engstrum. of Wilmington.
y c.. that he would give him a
hearing Wednesday morning. after
which he would suAmi, his offer 20
Congress. The secretary has stated
tEat the Engstrum proposal. as
amended. appeared TO be better
shan IL was as originally submitted
To Deliver tin"dx to Farmer.
Mr. Mayo told the committee Mr..
ord intended TO manufacture fer
.,iizers IN their finished forms. and
would not produce exclusively their
nitrate ingredients. He also declared
hat not more than s per cen, profit
would be imposed. and that II was
Mr.. Fords intention to deliver tho
completed product direct. to the
farmer, preventing their purchase by
agencies which might buy them and
POSSIBLY fix the price before they
reached the farmers hands.
Questions by several committee
men developed that it was Mr. Ford's
intention to use all the power de-
vcloped by the water projects and
other plants for his own purposes at
Muscle Shoals. IT was not the In
,ention. Mr.. Mayo stated. to estab-
lish power selling company to COM
pete with commercial companies en-
gagged In that enterprise.
a part OF the power created. it
was explained, would he consumed
10 the manufacture Of "autonoblle
parts from raw materials" This
statement by the witness revealed
FOR the FIRST time that Il was the in
tention 10 operate the Alabama
plants In connection with MIR. Ford's
automobile business. and was con-
strued as implying the production of
Light metals. possibly of aluminium,
which would enter into the construc-
lion of automobiles at the Detroit
factory.
The Ford offer was scheduled for
consideration tomorrow by the Sen
ate Agriculture Committee. That
body probably Will decide upon n
program of hearings of Its own.
Many requests to be heard already
have been received by the committee
from interested persons and CONNER
cial concerns related to power de-
velopments. as well as agricultural
organizations. Further examination
OF Mr.. Mayo Will be conducted by the
House committee tomorrow morning.
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Y. Il. & p. HAULED
3,77I,83l FEWER
PERSONS LAST YEAR

CONTINUED From First PageD
within few days he would H. able
I" have the experts here. when ne
would call the committee to take i'm
mediate action in awarding tie con.
tract for valuation work
Discuss bridge Constructinu,
The committee discussed certain
propositions relating to bridge CON
struct!on over Shockoe Valley 10
connect Church lin with .Shockoc
Hill. and over the AtIanti. Cnas
Line Railway tracks on Scmmes Ave
nue., the latter being referred To d.
rector Savillc for report az To cost
and the former to be taken un In the
discussion on street car matters. 1,
being felt that possibly the CITY
might secure the Marshall Street Via
duet and transform il into an open
and free bridge.
The matte2 OF widening Fourt .entj
street was referred to Director Sa-
vile for report as to possible costs
This has hecn moo;ed question roI
many years. Councilman Moore
stated tn" widening OF Fourteenth
street was desirable from many nm.
Ties. mainly that II might provide ,
ettcr outlet from Gary Street and
The South Side. thus relieving the
congestion In that section of III.
city. If the question is ms to widen.
ng Fourteenth or Twelfth street.
aid Mr.. Moore. II shall contend TIM,
Fourteenth Street would supply tn,
demands for relief. although I do no,
oppose the widening OF Twelfth
Street"
Would Complete III. q WY.
a resolution regarding no Hamp.
ton Roads-Richmond Highway. rec.
ommending the completion of the
| roadway between Newport News and
| Richmond, known as the Contra
Highway. of which but thirty sever
miles remain unimproved. was rec.
commended to Common Council for &C.
ton tonight. Immediately after which
st will bo presented to tho Board OF
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BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are q Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
substitute for cnlomel-are Il mild but
sure laxative. and their effect on the
liver is almost Instantaneous. These
little ve-colorcd tablets are the re-
suit of DIR. Edwards determination
not 10 treat liver and bowel cum
plants with calomcl.
The pleasant little tablets do the
GOOD that caiomei does. but have no
bad after effects. They don't injure
The teeth like strong liquids or Gallo
mel. They take hold OF the trouble
md quickly correct It, Why cure the
liver at the expense OF the teeth :?
'alomel sometimes plays havoc with
tho gums. So do strong liquids. II
~ best not TO take calumcl. Let DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets take its place
Headaches. "dullncss" and that lazy
Keeling come from constipation and a
disordcred liver. Take Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel 'Iogy"
and heavy" They clear" clouded
brain and ''perk up" the spirits. l5c
and 30c.-Adv.
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DENLY RUNS INTO SCRAP
WITH NAVY ECONOMISTS
Submits Program to TAX,
Crews From 100 Destroy
crs III Service.
MORO p,,As1rc CUT Is URGED
Effort in Concress 10 Reduce APP
preparation Would Put Ship Power
ifciow That OF Japan. Experts de-
cInrc.
tBy Associated prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.-Secretary
DENLY. In asking Congress today for
an appropriation OF s350,O00.00O for
the navy next year. ran into the
edge of threatened fight by ad
Vocates of government economy to
scrap the naval Enlistment be :
low the ratio figure fixed by the arms
conference.
In II frank and detailed statement
as to what the Nevy Department
hoped Ia accomplish, Mr.. DENLY told
the House Naval Committee that
his estimate called for Reduction
Of 10000 i'll enlisted personnel, which
was made possible only by putting
about 100 dcstroycrs out Of commits
SION, and by sharp cuts In shore
station forces.
Chairman Butler indicated that the
figure named BY the Secretary, com
pared with an appropriation OF s4i2.-
100000 for the present fiscal year.
was high. in view Of reductions au-
thorized by the conference. II was
brought out in tho discussion that
some members Of Congress have been
urging naval appropriation bill
carrying no more tnan Sl75.o0O. 900
or S2o0,O0O.OOo, but MIR. DENLY agreed
with the view expressed by members
OF the committee that such reduc-
ton would put the United States
actually below Great Britain and
Japan, while leaving tho tonnage
ration at 5-5-3. IA agreed to be by
the conference.
Reduction Very Drastic,
Believing that. with smaller
hsh'ing force the navy should be
KEPT on It's toes" leaders standing
behind Secretary Denby's estimate
aechrcd to limit the appropriation
Under $eo0,100.000 would mean for
the Cnited States "a navy reniIy
smaller than that OF Japan. The.
insisted that instead OF SIS ench fnr
ihc United states and Great Britain.
and Tor Japan the Standing wouI,.
nc. with he estimate so widely
siashed. q ratio OF Great britain :.
United states =, and Japan }.
Mr.. DENLY told the committee III,
navy was undetermined and tina;
why he had been giving the ou.s
ton the closest study IL was ONLY
yesterday the idea occurred to hin,
mat he could recommend an enlisted
strength of 10000 or 10000 below
the authorized mark. by putting 1OC
destroyers out OF commission. II,
stood firm On his estimate, members
or the committee declaring after.
ward that they were inclined to ac-
cept II.
In opposing any reduction in the
line officer personnel, the Navy Sec
retary also recommended that the
nrst class at the Naval Academy he
graduated and commissioned. leaving
the status OF other classes to he
determined by Congress.
Most OF the opposition In tho tIouca
to n 100 per cent navy" was re.
ported To exist among members from
the .dodd!e West and Plains States
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BILLS IN THE SENATE

Nos ali to ,'i. inclusive. by Me.srs.
cocke. PARSONS and Miller. sinl!ar to
twenty bills introduced in the Houss Sat.
, mirnsy. Carrying cut the recommenda-
usn Of useless offices :" '"' "0'''-
require the examination tor rencreaI III. dis.
sass OF ali persons admitted TO the Stale
~ sen AIRY State Penitentary FART or
rsformatorics Of the State, or TO any q.
IN; me hospitals for the insane or colonies
i ibe the epiiep.ic and feeble minded. ana
affected; also prohibiting the delivery Of
any 1aii prisoner who has venereal dis.
ter:ed to the COMMITTEES on Pubic In
siituti9ns and Education.
amend anu rc-enact section ia o! an act
10 raise revenue for the support Of III.
sovernment and public free schools. and
and TO provide n slscial tax Tor pe,"inns
as authorized by section iSs Of the Con :
stnution. approved April Ie. 1903. as here
iee nr aRrie e; referred TO the Commit
Mr: Epes by request: S. n. No. STA
a. , :" amend ana 5s-tnaet section 7-.7 TO
an act TO provide a new charter Tor tha
town OF Farmviile: referred 20 the Joint
o oni.Ia,t on special. Private and Local
MI Layman: s. y. No. 33s-A bill to
authorize authorize the Board of Supervisors of
purpose OF refunding bonds Issued by said
Hoard OF Supervisors January !, yyjL FOR
the purpose of building bridEe across
James River In that county. and to issue
ponds OF the said county therefor: re-
teIrcd to the Joint Committee on Special
Private and Local Legislation.
AT. Layman: S. II. No. Ss3-A bill to
antnrrizs and sfnoweI the Board Of SUI
money and issue notes therefor. which
was taken up. ordered to be printed and
referred to the Joint Committee on sye
cial. Private and Local Legislation.
Mr. 1-ayman: S. d. No sio-A bill 10
amend and re-cnact section 22Y Of the
Code OF Virginia. 1919; referred to tho
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Gravau: 8. b. No. sii-A bill 10
enact into law the rules and regulations
controlling traffic on Stnte highways AZ
adopted by the State Highway Commits.
sion May .. 1920 and October 6. 1920
az amended July -. l3-D. February Is 1921
and March 81. 1921. to make tho viola lion
thereof a mtsdcmcanor and to prescribe
State Highway Commission to amounJ
alter or repeal tho sume or any Of them
and TO make additional AMI new rules and
regulations governing traffic on and use
OF the State highway system. and 10 pro
vide. FOR tho enforcemtnt thereof: re-
ferred to tho COMMITTEES on Roads and
/ Internal Navigation.
Mr.. 10th. by. request: 8. II. No. 3i2-A
bill to amend and re-enact sections Ss5
$50 and Ss', as heretofore amended. ant
to repeal section $50 of tho Code of Vtr
sinia; referred to the Committee on Gen
Mr.l aoode: s. n. No. asa blu I.
amend and ire.enaet section sa,9 OF II
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cd. of Virginia: referred to the COMMITTEES
fCor Courts OF Justice.
Mr.. Cannon: s. Is No. 3tI-A bill au-
thnrizlRg the councils or other governing
bodies OF cities and towns and the boards
Of supervisors OF counties 10 levy specia,
taxes for paying Interest on ana providing
sinking fund for bonds, notes or certln-
Gates OF Indebtedness issued by such c!ties
towns and counties; referred to thc Com
ihlitee on county. city ard Town Or
gan izat Ion.
X NO. lf-PEopp-!nK amendments TO see
Tons 81 and s. -! the Constitution OF Viz
Einia; referred 20 The Committee on PTivi-
ieges and elections.
Me'srs: Cooke. Parsons and Miller: s. J..
H. NO. iS-Propos.Eg amendment 10 section
I'D of the Constitution OF Virginia; re-
tcrred 10 the Comniitics OF Privileges and
Elections.
Mr.. Quinn: S u. No a,s-A hill to amend
and re-enact section 5As5 OF the Code ,of
virginia.: referred 20 tho Con.mitttc for
Courts OF Justice.
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OFFICE OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
RICHMOND, VA.
&c South Third Street.
Richmond. Va.

Richmond. Va.
February 10. 1922.
Bids Will he received at Office OF
the Virginia State Highway Commits,
sion. lii South Third Street. Rich
mond. Va. until IL o'clock noon We'd
ncsday. March LIST. 1922. for the con-
struction of the following sections Of
State Road:
Virginia Project No. S-l63, 60
miles of soil road on State Road
No. 20. between Jetersville and Hog
wailow. in Amelia aud Nottoway
Counties.
Virginia Project No. S-194. 0.6O
miles OF concrete road on State
Road No. 10. between end of Project
"A and Atlantic Avenue. Virginia
Beach, in Princess Anne County.
Engineers will be at the following
places TO show contractors over the
projects ns follows:
At Jetersville. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
February gath. for Project No. S-163.
AT Virginia Bench. 1890 o'clock
a. NJ. February 23d. for Project S-l94.
Plans and specifications are on Ale
at Office OF the Virginia state High
way Commissioner. ll6 South Third
S-l9i at office of Resident Engineer.
J. l.. Sneed. Suffolk. Va.
Plans for Project S-i94 will be
furnished prospective bidders at a
cost OF % cents for Project S-l63 on
receipt of s., payable to the Second
| Assistant Commissioner. $3.50 of
which will be refunded when plans
arc returned In good condition within
two weeks after bids have been re-
ceived.
certified check to the amount
IF per cent of the total bid, made
payable to the State Highway Com
missioner. must accompany each bid.
The State Highway Commissioner
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids,
G.. +. COLEMAN,
| State Highway Commissioner.
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nen,. after being somewhat. amend

House bill No. IS, allowing con-
tracts for textbooks to be extended
for period OF ono year. was ad
Yanced To ensrossmcnt.
House bill No. 30. authorizing SUI
pcrrisors Of counties to levy an ad
ditionai caDitation tax. was discussed
at length. and failed to pass to en-
yrossment by Il vote Of "a to 81.
Delegate Pitts. of Aibemarle. was
back in his seat. after being under
treatment in a local hospital as the
result OF bruises received in the Lex
ington Hotel nre.
The House adjourned at 2:1j
O'Clock until this morning at IL
O'Clock.
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TERRIBLE PAIf;'';''s' q 9;
AND SOL s..'.
q D0lIti,n
North Carolina Lad
Suffering Was Re
the Assistance OF
Now Picture of !,

Euo,oh,r NJ ~ .r arted from
It In order
regular and suffered ssh govern
month with most terri
down palms." writes ,brnarv .,
Moore. OF Route /, th'litlcal cir.
would have to go to vote IN
pains weakened mo so lit
able to stand up. My tcone.
get nervous and weak. chancellor,
My back felt like it Words to-
and such miserable heatn similar
Sometimes would On recent
to three months withou; Commons
fered Mt the time just { OF max
81 knew needed a tne re-
cine. tried teas and ,sn "a
get better. iciza ,hs
"a lady friend told menment in
l began using it. After ocarrying
months became regul
much bettcr. used 1t OF appre-
time. tremists
~ bel;ave would n fhods OF
down II had not used CG 1.;,f
fact, believe 1t saved ndin,stss
am now the picture OF hea Tar az
good, and am like dilfhs in
son. support
II am glad to recommends al
for 1t cured ME, and wa were
to know what a friend 81 4
women 1t Is" sjr
Cardui has helped thon. .
suffering women. Fronfsev1 ~,
and many foreign countrissa ,sat
write enthusiastic PRAISE offninut
All druggists sell Card ana
women ADV X, mo ~ coIs,s,
,Jssf4 As3gE fseitls3 49,. slft lQ1rAAs
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HOUSING CONDITIONS
STUDIED BY HARDING
~ Considering Report aIndc on Sit
untlon ny Secretary
Hoover.
[By Associated prnss1

81
WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.--PresIdent
Haraing Is making study of acute
housing conditions as reported from
"a number of cities and has berorc
him report from Secretary Hoover
on the matter, II was said today In
official quarters
officials declined to say how far
the study had proceeded, but dis
closed that Mr.. Hoover late last we.I.
submitted report prepared Mt the
direction OF the President. Senator
King. Democrat. Utah, recently wrote
the President, calling attention to tho
housing situation and suggesting
some means OF relief might be ar
rived at through the holding of n ma
tionni housing conference.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Whereas, on the 4th day OF Febru-
airy. le22 IN the Hastings Court. Part
H.. Of the CITY OF Richmond. Virginia.
the Assistant Attorney for the Com
mcnwenlth for the City OF Richmond.
Virginia. filed an Information against
William T.. Jones and a certain auto
mobile. known az Il Ford automobile,
touring car style. engine No. 530o57l.
Virginia license No lio3eS for tile
year 1921. praying that tho said ;.uto-
mobile may be condemned forfeited
and SOLD according TO law. said auto
mobile having been used for uElaw :
full transportation OF ardent spirits.
All persons concerned in interest are
hereby notified and cited 10 appear in
said Hastings Court. Part H.. OF the
city Of Richmond. Virginia. on the
2TTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1922. TO
show cause. II any they can. why the
prayer ot said information for con-
dcmnation and sale OF said automobile
should not he granted.
Witness. Walter T.. Du Val. clerk
OF said court. and J. II. willard.
sergeant OF said court. this the 9Th
day Of February. 1892. and in the
li6th year of the Commonwealth.
WALTER T.. DU VAL,
Clerk OF Hastings Court, Part II.
JOHN I. WILLARD,
Sergeant OF iIuatinss Court. Part IL.
4 cOpy-Tcste:
WALTER r. DU VAL.
Clerk.
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IHv Associated Pro.

by Associated Press.l *.",s..
WASHINGTON. Feb. l3.--DeniiihS
for reduction in the size or the
army to 100000 enlisted men, or even
to a maximum of $4,000. will be made
in the House when the annual army
appropriation bill comes up forftSn-
sideration, members of the subcon,-
mittee which is drafting the measure
predicted today. -
formidable bloc OF Represents. 49,
,ives' the subcommittee members 9fr
clared. was preparing to wage a de- =,
tcrmincd fight to limit tho arniy's,.
size to $4,000 men. while others who ~
favor reduction Nhad indicated they ~
would be satisfied II the maximum
was fixed at 100000. Other factiona..
among the House membership wcro
said To favo: $4,000 maximum or x
to oppose any reduction IN the press
ent size. which. under a limitaYion
for pay OF enlisted men. approxinlites
$4,000. /. q ~,
Want 10000 Men. - W.:
War Department estimates tra,iSs9
mitted through the Budget Burdait
call for an appropriation for the sentIa
year beginning July ! sufficient. -, 4 -
the pay of 10000 men and approxl-
mately $4,000 officers. -=7.-.
Chairman Anthony. of the suhcofi,- 81
mittec In charge OF the bili an
ncunced today that three now cs;i-
mates had been called for fruriS tttssgR
War Department to be compu.6d or .
the basis of an army OF $4,000, ~
100000 and $4,000 enlisted men, -
Members of the subcommittee %gTts
of the opinion that the approortzs-.-.
ton bill would provide, when fe...
ported, for an army OF "lo0.0pafst;E,
$4,000 men," Efforts to cut tho ,ana,I
her below 100000. it was said. wera.
expected to be made BY Democratir'
members OF the House and by st1tf,
or the members who believe 'tSsls{
armament conference has practiaallg-:
removed the possibility of war -.
The budget estimates call for.na
total appropriation OF sl54 ,2ssesc
for pay of all persons connected wrcHl
the army. including field clerks n.ti
officers on the retired list. The total
requested In estimates for the W.
Department is approximately ,$S64,,-
| 100000. va
Hearings on the appropriate ion nhist.
before the subcommittee protntf.lp
Will be concluded this week 'wirAig;
Secretary Weeks and General Persl>.4
| ing as the last Witnesses 1t pros5it
ably VIII be several weeks. mcB,Se-s
OF the subcommittee said. beforoJt'iI,s
| Dill is reported by the Appropriations
Committee. zS.
L
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

cixplToRs'
To the creditors of GEORGE Is. MAR
SHALL, OF Richmond. in the County
Of Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Nntic. ~ hereby given that on
February Q. 1922, the said GEORGE B.
MARSHALL was duly adjudicated
bankrupt. and that the first meet
ing OF his creditors will be held
in my office. Rooms lllS-liis Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va, Oh the 23RD
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1922, a. ~
o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend.
prove their claims. appoint trustee.
examine the BANKRUPT, and transact
euch other business AS may properly
come before said meeting.
THDS Is SNEtD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
February II, 1922.
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GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Feb. 1s.
Major John G.. Emery. former ma
tional commander OF tho American
Legion, today announced his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
:or the United States Senate. He will
oppose Senator Townsend at tho pri-
mary next September.