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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
iliy Initial NeMs-l

NEW YORK. Jan. l2.-N"w York
American League fans wonder what
the Epst"n rontcrs think or Harry
fraz.e now that he has picked up
h"E"nan. who's" worth IN the open
market Is estimated by wise scouts
at close TO Siuo.000. Those who
thought tn" Yankees almost a sure
thing To win another pcnnant in
ia?2. ar" not 50 confident now. or
sidrrng that tho Red SoX though
not armed with nnch pitching. will
nave I" team or regulars with com
p"sii" haitln. average Of hctt-- ,han
800. and fast defensive club
Washington. also. is rcceivin. re-
Sp"t'ful consideration now that
Roger Icckinpaugh has been ac.
luircd To tighten the inneld d.rerse.
Washinpt0n's worst weakness l.. in
ihe pitching department..
And with the Browns Of oil saint
Too hgh,inr ~ they fought las, sea :
son possessed Of now pitching
Strength. the Yanks viii hnv. to
nm, FOR any honors they win in
1922.
There is a sad gap In the football
schedule for the Polo Grounds for
l"@2. and the date H. November 25
The famous baseball lot has heroine
4 neutral field for some OF the mos [
important games played in III. East.
ana Tor years has been tho scene of
he Army Navy struggle. Ku, so far.
ne Army and Navy have not asked
gam" VIII go Ia Franklin Field.
i'hi!ad"lnhia. next season because
the stadium there Will seat more
people than the Polo Grounds. and
ssISo nrJanse the Navy people like
Philadelphia better.
All four OF the greatest Eastern
teams, the indicated Penn state.
Washington and jefferson. Lafayette
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
VA. TECH READY FOR
MARSHALL COLLEGE
rSpccinl to The Times-pisratch. |


BLACK SEuRG. VA. Jan. l2-Thc
basketball season will he opened here
tomorrow night when Virginia Tech
meets MARSHALL College of Hunting
ton W. Va The Techs have been
greatly strengthened by the arrival
of Norman Walker. the former salem
High school star Walker is playing
his fourth year on the varsity i've.
Owing To the greatly Increased stu
dent body. the field house has been
altered So that 500 blrachcr seats
have been erected around tho PLAYING
field THIS increases sthe seating ca
pacity enormously.
Manager T.. IL. Will announces az
Manager Royal. OF tho University OF
Virginia Basketball team. has asked
for Il game with Tech. the local man-
aeer hopes Ia stage a game In Roa-
nokc on February 20. The Tech
team is in the pink Of condition FOR
the initial game with Marshall. and
will line up as follows: Walker and
Carroll. forwards: Captain Rhodes
and sutton. guards. and Drifting ham.
center. The Techs will play Lynch
burg College here Monday, and
Western Maryland Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
RED SOX LOOMING LARGE
WITH PURCHASE OF DUGAN
Traces Acquisition of Athletics Star Third Baseman
Assures Yankees of Strong Contender for American
League Honors in Coming Diamond Contests.

and Cornell. viii he seen at the polo
Grounds next fall. Georgia Tech
ana Notrc Dame are not yet dated
for Now York though they played
here in 1921.
Holding third place in the national
lawn tennis rankings. Vincent Rich
ards. the Fordham College youth, is
believed 20 stand an excellent chance
OF making the American Davis cup
team next year. aud II he does re-
cetHe place. he viii be the young-
est player that ever received the
honor. Richards now stands out az
IN" youngest player ever ranked as
high AS No. ,.
y subscription committee of prom.
incnt Princeton alumni. including
some former athletes. who were con
i"mp"rarics in sport OF the late IIo-
hey liaker. has begun To raisc an nd-
diti"nal $4,000 with which to build
memorial skating rink "a Princeton
u memorial Ia the famous athlete
and war aviator. Percy Pync. H.. Of
New York. is chairman o. the com
mlttcc. which has 100000 toward n
fund OF S250.000. Baker was Killed
IN an acropianc crash after the ar
mistice. after he had served with dis
tncuon as a combat aviator.
When the baseball marnatcs meet
"S"ih IN 'hi'aEo IN fcbruhry. II is
probable that they Will try To adopt a
general rule FOR dealing with winter
holdout players. Holdouts have in
the past seriously hnmpercd their
respective teams on the getaway OF
the season by absentinE themselves
from trimming. BROOKLYN has suf-
Tered pretty severely in tho past. The
problem Of tho magnatcs will be TO
convince Judge Lands tina, the play
er is tho one At FAULT in demanding
slice OF the returns for his sale or
a bigger chunk of the gate rcccipts.
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CHOICE or APPRAISER NOT
SETTLED nY COMMITTEE

NO "ennite action was taken ty-' the
streets Committee last nf-h, In ,hn
matter OF selection OF an cxpert tn
ascertain the valuation or the nrnp
sr'lcs OF the Virginia Railway and
rover Company. Fourteen apnlic,
tons for the work were read. VIII
nH' thrc" exceptions the price asked
ny tn" bidders was far above tho
amount at the disposal OF the com
mittcc.
As solution Of the probIcnt. of
motion OF Councilman Moore the bids
were referred To Chairman Ordway
Pullcr. Directors Saville and Tr,f
ford and City Attorney Andersen.
win the request that the most avail
able man be chosen. and n report fl.
handed back to tho committee at an
early date. with the approximate fig
ure necessary to secure the services az
the successful bidder II tho amouut
Is above the $4,000 available the
proposition Will he placed before tho
r'ha"ce committee with the request
that sufficient sum he provided TO
complete the work In every detail.
The bidders were r. ID. TrinbIc G.
Co. and \. NJ. Puilen e Co. aching
Jointly. and Edward Workman. OF
Richmond: j. kappaync, SYRACUSE.
+. j. Bachelor. Chicago: r. Hussol
man. Cleveland: II. n. Shaw, Chicayo.
rover Wilson Lincoln. Neb.: En-
nest ~ Ernest. New York and Rich.
mond: d. G. Caldwell. Willnettc. III.
keiker. Below & Co. Chicago: Aniet-'
lcan Appraisal Company. Milwaukee:
Dclos +. Wilcox. j. y. Beeler, and
Ford Bacon u Davis. New York.
Upon Invitation OF the committee,
members OF the Finance Committee
were asked to give their views OF
the situation. Both Councilman
I Clarence ~ Seaton and Councilman
Carter &. Jones stated they did not
believe the committee should proceed
with the work before ii until a sutIi-,
cient appropriation to cover Ii cory,
plcteiy was available, and they VOL
unteered their assistance in the FL
nance Committee TO secure such an
| appropriation. 'u-
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SPIDERS TO CLASH WITH
THE BR|DCEWATER Qu|NT
Came Will BE Staged at Rich
mond University
Tonight.
D"bsnn> Wen Have Trained Hard for
itatti" with Visitors, nnd Hard.
foucht untrst l. Promised las
kctbR;l Fans


Richm"nd's college basketball sea
SON begins tpnigni with tho tniv.r-
Sity %: Richmond meeting bridge
water Coli"r" on the court az West
hampton. The curtain raiser viii
start promp,ly at sac u'clock.t ana
scheduled affair
Sinc" j, Is To- be tn. spiders mi
tinl appearance in public varsity con-
test and sine" Bridgcwatcr il "f an
known quantity Spidcr'i"m looks
for the contest 10 reveal to them In
can expect from the Red ana Blue.
ANA .iiuGom In general Viii be- in
t"rcstcd 70 see the Bridr.watcr ave
% TIER iirst appearance" In Rich
nonh hackers OF Dobsun and his
boys arc not claiming E-cat things
for their pets" yet they are pulling
Tor local victory.
Defeat Iinmpdrn- sidney.
Brihgcwatcr Is ON lis stat" trip,
having already. handed iiampdcn
sidney heating in the Tigers open
ing encounter "f tho season. The
contest vas PLACED 1t; Hampdcn- Sid
n'y. ANA IN" visitors came from he :
mind IN the last few minutes enough
TO triumph. u To- -. Thompson was
tho thorn in IN" paw" To- the III
gers. and this EoUngsicr will have
1" b" covered tonight la keep him
After Il iu!l in athletic fever at the
University of i;icEm"nd. the students
have reached high tension once more
ana last night limbcrcd up their
threats for tOnights battle In !,
noise !cst iu The auditorium, where
the game Is To be played
WIN Rum EArrn Ours.
y nnc'n-minut" schedule over the
W"Sthampton car line viii h. run
untii the car that leaves Ninth and
Main at $50 o'clock and fans will
leave tho ear AZ M. go stop. The
large auditorium building viii be the
sccnc 81 t"ni-ht's game. as we'll as
others. Unul TIA" new gymnasium IS
completed. aud Is located about a
c!ty's block from III. ear line, Jus,
below tn" administration building.
Here there Is room for court and
for spectators both on the side lines
and In the side galleries above. In
fact, cNcrpi Tor the larg. armori.s
pac!ty combination Surpasses any
gym in Richmond
DOhSOn's men have trained hard
for the opening contest. and should
u" a. shape. The Spider chief will
Ill choose for his starting five
II land Captain Zicrler. forwards:
Carlton. center. and Bethel and Al
len. guards. In reserve he will have
T"wiil, Carter. Richardson. Weeks,
Whit.hurSt and Rcams.
University of South Carolina comes
'tc:c for the Spiders second VARSITY
basketball contest. playing at Vest
hampton on Monday night Nnd 10
morrow. the Spider reserves Will be
at Fork Union for their annual has
kcthall trip 10 meet the Ma" Pitt
Cadets.
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OPINION DIVIDED ON ACTION
ui' PErER.nlRt. ENptoyES

Especial To The Times bispatch !
PETERSBURG Ian. l2=Thc forty
tw" local employees OF the Virginia
halfway and Power Company will
accept the proposed wage cut OF the
company and continue at work when
ihr reduction goes into effect next
Monday. This is the opinion OF local
labor men who are In close touch
with the situation.
ON the other hand. there are other
labor leaders who claiip that the
local carmen viii walk ont on Mon
day along with those of Richmond.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, The
agreement signed by the men last
week. they claim. will not be taken
into consideration, for the men were
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CARPENTER KNOCKS OUT
COOK IN FOURTH ROUND
Australian Is Floorcd by
Straight Right to
the Jaw.
norn LAND HEAVY niows
Hrttinr odds before Fight Arc Il
Champion, Although lie 4
OutwciGhcd Nineteen Pounds by Hi
Opponent.
mn As.ocln,cd rrcss.l

LONDON, Jan. l2.-Gcorg. carpcn-
tier. heavyweight champion boxer Of
Europe. won his match hero tonight
against George Cook, the Australian
heavyweight. lie knocked Cook out
~ the fourth round.
y straight left To the chin and a
right to the jaw noorcd Cook FOR the
count. He was mp on one knee when
he referee. Jack Smith, finished the
count az ten. but was too late.
The weights were announced as
Cook lSa pounds. and Carpenter 40
pounds.
scores Hard HiowS.
In the opening round Carpenter
was the first To- lead. scoring with
both his left and right without a re-
turn. COOK tried for a right swing
but missed. Considerable innghtiny
followed In which neither man had
any marked advantage. Cook took II
nasty blow ON the ribs. but himself
scored well toward the close OF the
round.
Both mon SPARED cautiously at the
beginning of the second round, Car
pcnttcr landing n left hook to the
jaw and easily rvadcd an attempt ut
ih counter. The Australian had the
better of the Mitigating which ensucd
aud twice sent home hard let's
which surprised Carpenter. who
continually failed To find an opening
FOR his right.
Up To the third round the hou, APP
Australian. In the third. Carpenter
landed II light let To the chin. but
Vat close quarters Cook fought hard,
Carpenters best work seemed 10 be
ut LONG range.
Cautioned by Referee.
Near the end OF tile round. the
Frcnchman scored well with lcfts
ana rights I" the head and body, and
IL was easily his round The Aus
traiian caught Carpenter with Il blow
To the law after tho bell had sound
cd; ana Was cautioned by the referee.
EARLY in the fourth round the
hghtine was mostly at close quar-
ters. Carpenter twice landed lcfts
10 the head. and Cook scored tn the
chin. The Australian then rushed
Carpenter. but only to meet with a
straight left IL tn" jaw and two
rights I" the same place. which ended
'hs bout.
There was considerable betting
prior I" the light. with Carpenter the
faNoritc at To >.
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CHURCH HILL SOCCER
TEAM TO PLAY WEST END
Elcvcns Will Meet al Byrd
Park Saturday After
noon at $40.
noon al 1880.

The Church Hill soccer club viii
meet the West Finders at 3.3O i. NJ.
Saturday afternoon at Byrd Park. and
ii * expected that the game Will be
very hard match. as both teams
boast their share Of the various stars
who carried Richmond To victory
on Christmas Day and KEEP, them TO
II tic game OF -. IN New Years Day
At Norfolk.
The Church lin team has played
'cyeral matches here against the
un'tfcatcd by loca! team. white
he West Finders defeated Highland
Park by much smaller margin than
lid Church IIi!l. Being the first
meeting %: these two teams. tho con-
est il sure To bc n real fight.
Those Interested in sport who want
y" see a good game and thereby oh
tain some idea OF the wonderful
sport, ar" cordially invited To attend
1t Byrd park on saturday.
Those spectators who like the
gam" we'll enough Ia try their ability.
will t." welcomed into the association
AMI may give their names nnd AL
ircSsc To the secretary nr president.
Nh" Will be present at the game.
The players on the two teams viii
- selected from the following:
West End Church hin
j. Guild ................R II. Osthimcr
~. Thornton ............'J Ma"kay
;. 'ost"h" .............'L Porter
U. Ford ...............'E Lavender
-. Brown ................A \. Tucker
TX. summers .............'F Fowler
.G. Matthews ...........W. Harkcss
-. Ahn"u .....''.......::,'R. Guild
\ itnrt hnl,mnw bu N
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FAST CUNTS PLAY AT
HOWITZERS' TONIGHT

Richmond's first big basketball
program al the season will he in
auguratcd tonight when the Norfolk
WcsSlcyS aud the local Takola five
clash ON the Howitzcrs' Armory
court. Federal Reserve Sank and
Central .\tH'rti' club will meet in the
prrlimiuarl. which is scheduled to
start ut o'clock.
When the Wcs.lcys and Takola
teams begin their fray. two of TIN.
most formida bile cage aggrcratious in
the South will he seen In action ~
the Tak"ia team, with tn. exception
Of one PLAYER. is comprised of for
mcr members of the church lin Ath-
ietic club basketball team Of last
year.
The Norfolk outn, is confident. now
that Mnlli" craft is In their line up.
and expect to- return To the seaside
the victurs. However. the Richmond
contingent * "f an entirely different
opinion and * determined 10 beat
the visiting I'VE.
rhr lineup;
Norfolk Position Richmond
Wood .....rI@ht forward. Wharton
ioy"ntnn .l"rt forward Woodward
Craft. ......... center liolladay
Nnr.l""t. right guard .McIlhuncv
RisG ms .!"f, guard. I;hmig
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'. X. 4 p. WALkOUT
MUST BE FAVORED
BY MEN IN 4 CITIES

Continued From First rascD
rapidly. according To officials of Tho
"h'"h' 'hi"h leaders stated y"stcr-
gay 'h"t 'hey did not expect TO put
+" s'"r I" IN" car service in event a
STRIKE Is called. They said that thew
merely would run in opposition 10
the power company and determine
whether the sympathy Of the public
Is with them or the electric com
pnny.
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DEMPSEY MAY MEET
JOHNSON IN MEXICO
Lny Assncl.,cd rress.l

NpGAi.ES. ARIH.. Jan. l2.-M-Nican
boxing promoters hope to arrange "a mat h
between Jack dempsey. h"avyw"igh
champion. and Jack johnson. negro, for
m.r champion. In the near futur, ~ the
Plaza de Toros. In Mexico City, accord
ing Ia reports here today from the Mex
lean capital.
Those backing tho enterprise are said
to have ,ciar-d that Dempsey has agreed
to fight Johnson.
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Enrcnr's Ghost Likely winncr.

iRAND JUNCTION. TENN. Ian. l..
Unless there are some startlin. re-
NcrSalS OF form in the ina! heats to-
morrow of the all-aGc stake Of the
United states h"ld trials here.
the setter, Eurcnc's Ghost. which il
owned by w. W. Ston.r. of Court
land. Miss, and handled by j. NJ.
ANcht. If Hickory Valley. Tenn. will
he declared the winner OF the event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
STANDARD RULES WILL
GOVERN TENNIS PLAY

NEW YORK. IAN. l2.-Standard rules
10 govern tn" tennis competition through
out the country are To be- drafted by a
special COMMITTEE" appointed by the United
states Lawn Tennis Association. Charles
Garland. Of Pittsburgh. who suggested the
committees appointment was made on.
of its mm.hcrS.
The rapid growth Of tennis In schools
colleges ANA "h municipal courts is srrv.
ING l" develop many youngsters whose
ideas "f tn" snort will he formed by tn.
conditions under which they compete
said Mr.. Garland.
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1uCTIONS-LEC.fL.S
Legal Nuiitcs
%uTICE OF MEETING UF STOCK.
HOLDERS.

NT'N!W"NN. Va, IaNUafy 9, ly.l
You are hereby notified that thu annual
meeting OF The Stockholders nt the LII.
lEsgrnnc" ConIpsn" -: Virginia Will be
hcd At IN" Hon On,cc OF the Company
corner Ct N ..iyl and Tenth htr-et.
K!' hu"nG. "a. on Wednesday. January
., ~ al = o'clock T.. Nj. for the purpOs.
% c!-ct!nE Irvsil"nt and the Directors
%: .d!i company tOr rcccIVIny: tGv An
nua. Report -: ih- BoA-d Of Director.
sa!i npar,. since the las; annual meet.
ms of Stockholders. ana FOR the trans.
aSt.on OF such other business as may
properly com. hsivrv said meeting Tn.
books tor transfer OF Stock .; the en-
pdny VII! be cin-,d ON January -. 1922.
and r2npenod on January 20. 49,. II f,
JcslraD!. tina, all SturXhu.dars shaI be
present Ia icrsom or represented by
proxy.
i CAEl.InN Nc
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Johnny Bur TO Tour Europe.

NEW YORK. Ian. I2.-Johnny Fun
worlds haHiamwcight boxing champion
and holder ot the American nywcight title.
announced today, through his manager.
Lew Diamond he would sail for England
January q. Diamond said Bun would tour
Europe. but that fun Will no, don
boxing glove until he returns to the United
States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
FLOYD SEEKS BERTH IN
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

Special to Th" Times pispatehl
PORTSMOUTH. VA, Jan l..-Cicorge
VI Floyd. formerly nf Richmond now
physical director rf the public schools Of
Norfolk County. il likely 10 manage ON.
az the clubs In III" Appalachian League
hhf'nI the !orthC"ntin. baseball season
u" - negotiating for berth there
Floyd managed tn" South nm ,u,i ~
we Snuth Slhr IchGm. Inst scnsnn
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~. Paul Get. Catcher t:o,xn,.,

ST. PAUL. Jan. 49, Miguel Con
zhies. catcher for the past three years
with the New York Nationals. has
been acquired by the ST Paul. club
Of the american Association. Man
aS.r Mike. Kelly announced today.
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y. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
SEQ 20,
VIRGINIA. STATE INSURANCE COM
PANS
Richmnrd Va Ian ; 10

KiChmOEd, Va. Jan. }. l02l.
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
Of this company viii he held "a, the of
hc- o: Inv Virginia Trust Company 81 T.
Main Street; ia the city OF Richmond. Va.
on Thursday. January %. 1872. "a; l.! o'clock
noon WILLIAM X. MILLER.
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M'''i'h' MA. Jan. i:- Mobile was
Icy selected as. III" training CAM,
thl> season of the st. Louis American
i."aGu" baseball club Robrr, quinn. bust
ness manager az til. club, announced to-
day.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

yW SPECIAL communication OF
 Erhmond Lodge SO. 10. a.
Nl~ +. X a NJ, viii he held la
AS% THE Masonic Temple Broad
AMI Adams streets This ORR
!ayJ morning at 10 O'clock Tor the pur-
Dor" OF paying Ia" last ,ribV'. ~ re
spcc' to our late brother. ThpnIns W
Joseph. Members Di sitter lodges fra
i-ruaiiy Invited 90 attend fy order ., III.
W"rThlriHi Masiei Robert r. wnfrcc.
$50
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VIRGINIA. BEAcH--Oc.sn front cot.
iss,. SO rooms. well furnished furnace
heated. This cottage hss an all year ia
t.unnEu. ana j. ono ~ ia" best on III.
t'.ach. IL IS VOL built sui In good con
dt'"u Con bv bought al reasonable price
ara rp0J '"rms
ocean front hotel. completely turnit..-i
- b",fU"'us: :JgnHc" heated. well 10
cat"b. Your Friends !n the Land" IDOL
iann HT"s. Isl .\icsd" nag. Norfolk.
"a Pnuu. .I15G.
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itrcnks Back IN Wrestling Match
CHICAGO. Ian. i2.-Waltcr Er-iIick.
student III ,hc Y. NJ &. a. College here.
- IN hospital today with broken
hach result 81 - wrestling match
with Walter Maur"r. Police are hnldiug
Maurcr for investigation.
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certify that the bond required by
the above decree of The Special Com
miss oner has been duly given.
Gitcn under nay hand this 10th day
Of January. 1922
CHAS. o. SAVILLE
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FRIDAY. JA.'uAnY 20. 1929.


mat certain tract OF iaai. OF which
the late James i!arroI lied s.ised
situate On both sides OF LraveIiy
tun or Aoores Road. IN ltuwauty
Mas istrflal ibtstrict Dinw Il q e
County. Virginia. about .-vea q,
miles from ia" city ot Petersburg.
containing J2I.n acres, according to "A
survey thereof nnbr Dy w &. itives
=. H., IN Sov-iube and Decent.
1871 ou ia. following terms: one
mira t-3J cash. tic balance IN cuua.
lustaIfnrii's at one. two ana tire.
years. notes TO tie given tor the de ~.
TERED payments. bearing interest
from the date OF the sale. auu secured
by a deed OF trust upon the prUperty.
~ the purchasers expense. OF All
.ash, at tie option OF tn. purchaser
The purchaser - IL pay the taxes on
the saId land tor the year 1872
THIS tract OF ianu mas upon u a
nice tw.iiing house. tenant houses
ma ali the usuBt uurDuIIuin:s anc al
'nrge quantity OF Standing timber
~ II admiralty located ana most
i.~Irdbi. property. y p!ai OF the
ana can be seen by application 10
'hr Undersigned.
RICHARD a. MANN.
Executor OF James 81 iiariou.
lIy JOHN r GODDlE'- SONS
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vIN,i.NiA ltusi lUAlrANi.

The annual meeting OF the stock huidrr s
of ;hr virginia Trust Company for the
election OF Directors and for the trAnsac-
tiou OF such bua ness may property
come before the meeting. Including the
ratification OF the acts OF the Directors
for the past yea. Will lie held at the Ut
fice OF the Company. No. s2l East Main
Street. Kichmoud virginia. at IL 81. on
Tuesday. January II. 1929.
Stock transfer books Will be closed from
January yin TO January 18th. both In
elusive.
l. d. AYLETT Secretary.
January IL. 1922.
The annual meeting o: the stockholders
OF the f.. II. Taylor Company VIII he held
at the Office o: the company. loll East
Vain Street. Richmond. Va. Tuesday.
January "a 1929, at O'Clock l.. NJ.
W. T.. HENDERSON.
Secretary Treasurer.
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EAl;CUTDK'S SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
DIS" ii'blE COUNTY VIRGINIA
AS :arcp'"r OF the late James 81
Hafrod. ana rs directed by his Will.
duly proDat"d IN tie Clerks Once
Of the CItcuit Count OF Dinwlddie
county. virginia. SNAIL onrr for
sale al public auction to the nigh
est bidder. IN front ~ the principal
dwelling nous. on the premises here
matter described on
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