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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
AUCTION SALE
Monday, June 5lh, 1922

At the request of Mr.. IL. +. An
drews viii sell at Public Auction to
the highest bidder. on tho premises.
situated on the Osborne Road or
Richmond heights. sale commence IL
y. NJ: the following property:
Mules 3 and 10 years old.
] Horse. years old.
1'cow. years old. Jersey.
| Fresh Cow, years old, Jersey
Guernsey Cow. I years old.
liolstc!n Hcifcr, II months old.
Jersey lIcifcr. 81 months old.
2 Berkshire brood sows.
Berkshire boar.
Berkshire shoat.
80 Hens.
i2j Spring Chickens.
Rabbits.
Dayton wagon. rubber tire.
Top buggy rubber tire.
Farm wagon.
Mccormick Mower.
Single and double ploughs.
Drag.
Riding Cultivator.
single CuItivator.
Grind Stone
Single wagon harness.
Corn shelter
single buggy harness.
Buggy pole.
Sets pillow harness.
Gasoline engine and pump jack and
belt
: DAISY churns.
Swinging Churn.
MIX cans
20 barrels corn.
. Stacks hay
patch of spring potato onions.
CHAS. J. STRANG.
Auctionecr.
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.fiiLIifIhS-LEG,iL.s
Auction Sales
Legal Notices

5rO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN--where-
on tho 2.th day OF May. 1922. in the
3silngs Court Part H., OF the City Of
J;hmond, virginia. the assistant attor-
II .iOr the Commonwealth for the City
n edmond. Virginia. fled AN inrorrua-
n against q. t.. Gardner. and Il certain
6tomob!ic. known as Studcbakcr auto
3bIc, touring car style. Virginia state
Tense No. 5li6. engine No. 1900. and ny
ieel No. 5060l. praying that the said
Iiomboilc may be condemned. forfeited
Ia sold according to law. said automobile
Ivins been used for unlawful transpOr-
ion OF ardent spirits. All persons con-
I'ned in interest are hereby notified and
led 10 appear In said Hastings Court.
|rt H.. OF the city OF Richmond, Vir-
ia. on the 10th day Of June. 1922. to
!oT cause. II any they can. why the
aSer or said Information for condemna-
and sale of said automobile should
L he granted.
Witness. Walter +. puval clerk OF said
|urt. and J. T. Willard. sergeant of said
|urt. this the 3lst day Of May. 1922, and
the l46th year OF the Commonwealth.
W. Il. DU VAL.
Clerk OF Hastings Court. Fart ii.
JOHN T.. WILLARD,
Sergeant OF Hastings Court. Part II.
W. Z. DU VAL. Clerk.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Where
, on the 22nd day of April. 1922, in the
nstinSs Court. Part H., Of the cav Of
edmond Virginia. the assistant attorney
the Commonwealth FOR the civ NJ
chmond Virginia. filed an Information
ralnst NJ. NJ. Rigsby, and certain auto
obi.c. known as Dodge automobile
uring car style. Virginia State license
.. 1915. engine No. A-lS6-2, and factory
.. 52590S. praying that the said auto
pbilc may be condemned. forfeited and
Id according TO law. said automobiIo
wing beon used for unlawful! transnor
ton OF ardent spirits. All persons con-
rned in interest are hereby notified ana
ted to appear in said Hastings Court.
ut H.. OF the City OF Richmond Vir-
i.ih, on tho 10th day OF June. 1922. to
ow cause. IL any they can. why the
aver OF said Information for condemna-
IN and sale OF said automobile should
t be granted.
Walter +. Duval. clerk of said
Lrt. and j. I. Willard. sergeant Of said
urt. this the 3ist day OF May. 1922, and
the 10th year OF the Commonwealth,
w. Il. DU VAL,
Clerk of Hastings Court, Part II.
JOHN T. WILLARD,
Sergeant OF Hastings Court. Part II.
a copy-Teste:
|, NV. E. DU VAL. Clerk.
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e6IHr lA OF THE Eh city cd Of RIcil
MOND.
G. ~. Garrett. c, ais. who sue. etc.
Comp.a!nants.
Capitol City Finance Corporation
Alomzo Atkins. Teller Protector
Company, Inc, George W. Lancas-
ter. G. w Rex. Stsnya-ne wilson.
j +. Jones. T.. l.. Word. and Fidel-
ny ana Deposit Company Of Mary
land. a, Corporation. Defendants
Thomas /: Boyd. c, ais. who sue. etc,
Complainants.
Telier,rr@,Sc,or Comnany. Inc, stan
/. Jones. 9. " Rex, and Fidelity
and Deposit Company OF Maryland.
u Corporation .... Defendants
Having been directed By Two GER
tain DEGREES entered on April 20.
1922. and May !. 1879. respectively. in
the above styled causes. which are
Icing heard together. TO take in each
an account OF tho asgcts and liza
hi!ities OF said Tcllcr-Protcctor Com
panE, Inc. and report the basis upon
"hich the affairs thereof should he
wound up and having been further
dlrectgd 20 s;"c notice OF the time
ana place OF taking said accOun, by
puoiicat!on. which publication shall
ne equivalent to personal service Of
notice on all parties In interest. all
have fixed on Monday. June l2. 1922.
az 10 o'clock 4. NJ. in my Office. Room
az travellers Building. Richmond
Va, as the time and place 10 pro-
cecu 10 take said account.
|iren under my hand this 18th day
OF May. 1872.
PHIL. r. SHIELD.
Commissioner In Chanccry
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SATURDAY. June 10TH. 1922.
WANTED

Church Hin Home. We have a pur-
chaser OF a house on Church Hill
Must be located between gard and
29th Streets and Marshall and Frank
lin Streets. Let us have a list of
yours II YOU care 10 sell. r. Arthur
Bayliss. with
WALLERSTEIN REAL ESTATE CO
lll2 T.. Main ST
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
y I
Legal Notices u
WATER WORKS. TOWN OF ASHLAND.

VIRGINIA..
Bids are invited until noon of Juno ~.
1922. ut which tiino they Will DO opened
and read publicly. ON furnishing all ma
terials, appliances. machinery and labor.
and constructing tho following enlarge
mcnts to the water works of tho town Of
Ashland. Va:
% Disseminating and removing 1865
feet OF G-inch cast iron water main.
(2) Constructing :.i6t feet Of s-!nch
class II cast iron water main. wish valves
and connections and a Golden Anderson
altitude controlling valve.
go Constructing u J-inch forcp main
cinss b. 7.3oD feet Of class e. and 1850
feet OF class D.
60 Pipe lines abou, tho filtration plant,
and tho pumping station.
90 a re-enforced concrete rufuDhouxs
and supportin. trough with ,wo trluI..
pumps. and all appurtenances
90 Protection Work along the limo Of
the force main.
90 Re cnfUrced concrete coayuIntIon
basin and alters. and brick hitter house.
with all piping and appliances
co y wood s,ave wash tank on steel
tower alternative steel tankJ.
CD Removing the present wood stay.
tank at Ashland. and replacing With a
new ono Of the Same dimensions. tAI,er-
native steel tank)
Go) building the concrete pierr for a
now water tower.
iD a l25.oog gallon. hemlspherical bot
tom steei water tower and tank.
bidders bond. Ia the sum o. t35oO. VIII DO
r"qu!fei OF each bidder. and will become
forfeit TO the town OF Ashlnnd 10 con-
tract is not entered upon and bond exc
cutcd promptly after the award
inc successful bidder will DO required
70 .ic an indemnify bond. with some eat
Isiactnfy GUARANTY company. In the HuIn
OF $4,000 20 safeguard tho proper per-
fotinhnce OF the contract.
Tho right Il reserved TO reject any or
all BIDS. and TO lot the contrac; In two
or more 3hr's. hs may seem advisable, or
10 make changes In the plans.
Detail plans and specifications may be
examined at Hanover Bank. Ashland. Va,
or ~i!i be mailed upon application to tho
engineers. 20 arms engaged exclusively
Ia contracting. on inciosng cheek Tor
40
This deposit Will be returned only 10
those pdsi!ss submitting bona hde bids.
aai who return the plans In good shape.
WALTER X. JONES. Chairman.
Ashland water Commission.
Tho Amber Engineering Company. No 500
Old Dominion Trust Co. Bldg. Richmond,
Va.
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In execution of . certain deed of
trust. dated September q. 1920 duly
recorded in the clerks Office OF the
Richmond Chanccry Court. in Deed
Book 2G7-C. page 3G2. there having
oecn default In tho payment of a
portion or the debt therein secured.
and being required to do so by tho
beneficiary in said deed. the under
signed. trustee in said deed Of trust.
Viii oner for sale, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. JUNE 6. 1922.
at 6 o'clock I. NJ.
tho above lots on tho cast side of
Nineteenth Street. in s. {. Brauer's
subdivision. between Brauers Lane
and Fairfield Avenue. and fronting
thereon one hundred and twenty feet
D2U feeo with depth of one hundred
and thirty-threc feet asa feet) to
an alley in tho rear.
Terms: CASH.
STUART BOWIE. Trustee.
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I;EFTGERATING DISPLAY CASE DAYTON
wi >ela store " " " ' VIZ " "''H business WV
THURSDAY,
NJ.
his entire stock store Corn.
Herring
OF Ercncs
md com stock of stapl
q.
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Shore property for Sale

SALE. ~ Buckroa Beach. beautiful
Dom home. Make IDEAL year-!ound
room. ,~o apartment houses, sum
+ boardcrs or private home. Price,
~. write =. Box +Js. Hampton. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE
INUN T. 7. > 81 DE
OF
A Small Farm in
Iuckahoe District,
Henrico County

In execution %; certain decd of
trust. dated January 25th. 1919. duly
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
circuit Court OF Hcnrico County. in
ID. b.. 2i3-B. page GO, there having
been default In the payment OF a pur-
tion OF the debt therein secured and
being required TO do SO by the bcnc-
nciary. the note holder In said decd
the undersigned trustee in said deed
OF trust VIII offer for sale in front
Of the Courthouse of Henrico Clunty,
on
SATURDAY. JUNE 10TH. 1922.
"a, IL o'clock Noon.
all that certain tract OF land lying
and being in Tuckahoc MaCistcrial
District Iicnrico County, Virginia. al
Joining the lands owned by Charles
Wade, Henry II. Tate and others, CON
tanning 81 III acres. together with all
improvem ents thereon and appur-
tenances thereto belonging.
TERMS: Cash.
ALIEN. II. SANDS,
Trustees
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Suburban for Sale

THiMPToS-5- room bungalow. al
iHt new. lhrg, lot. electric lights. etc. /:
800 Cal! owner. Madison i:3s-Y.
,r -, Westhampton.
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execution
In B
having made in
on prems on
WEDNESDAY,
p.
o
alley
thence eawardly to the
of point
o n
IifH Enough
:or $500 from May
at
by deed OF trust said of
trustee
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

TO the creditors OF FREDERICK c.
WILKINSON. of Richmond, in the
County OF Iienrico. and district
forcsaid-Bankrupt
Notice IL hereby given that on
May IL. 1922. the said FREDERICK
6. WILKINSON was duly adjudicated
ing OF his creditors Will be held in
my office. Rooms llls-1il3 Mutual
Building, Richmond, Va. on the i5Tii
DAY OF JUNE. 1922. at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, at which time the sa!
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such
other business az may properly com.
before said meeting.
THOS. y. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Juno 1927
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

SALE or exchange .or email home.
II f"'- near Boulevard. by owner.
one Boulevard Cii-w.
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IL exchange beautiful corner 20, in
"s'hamUton, ona-halt block from car
|ne near Country CLUB. :or good auto
ob!ic Of standard make. nox II 55a
re The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04

u. PAYING KEST-for sale. Two
useS and forty lots AZ stop % and 30.
Seven Pines car line. Small cash
ymcnt ana payments To suit there
tor For Information call ". David
n. s2= Fact Main street. Room II.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
y. w. BOWIE & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustee S Sale

LOTS lo5. loo. lO7 AND los. on THE
EAST SIDE or NINF,TEENTU
STREET. BETWEEN BRAUERS
, LANE AND FAIRFIELD AVENUE.
AT AUCTION
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

To the creditors Of AMATO ONESTY,
or Richmond, In the County of Hen
rupt:
:. Notice Is hereby given that on
MAY ~. 1922. the said AatATO
rupt. and that the first meeting OF
ms creditors Will be held In my
oiilco: Rooms llls-lll3 Mutual Build
ing, Richmond. Va, on tn. l5TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1922. at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt, AMI transact such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
TiiOS. Is. SEEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
June 2. 1922.
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SOUTH RYI.AND AND
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Real Estate for Exchange

. SAFE. or viii Jared for AUTOMOBILES.
CO lot IN North Richmond ern4ce. 50
Us, For appointment. rhon" Madi.
n 7nis
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w. e. PURCELL. JR.. co. INC,
!pi North Eighth street.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In tho matter of No. 3OIO.
LEON a. ATKINSON In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING os
CREDITORS.
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To the creditors of LEON a. ATKIN-
son. of Richmond in the County
OF licnrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
May 20, 1922, the said LEON a. At
klNSON was duly adjudicatcd bank
rupt, and that the first meeting Of
his creditors viii be held in my Office.
Rooms llls-Ill9 Mutual Building.
EIchmond. Va. on the 18TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1922, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint n trustee. examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
June .. 1922.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
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III the matter of No. 3Ol6.
SAMUEL NJ. BILLIG, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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Wanted Real Estate

NJ EsrATE-Llst your property with
: Tor sale or tor rent Norton q. Thai.
her. second Floor. Frat National
snh building. Randolph Lt.
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AGREE ON SETTLEMENT
OF RIGHT-OF.WAY ISSUE
IRy Associatgd Press. !

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. NnV. Ia
Guy J.. Murray, president OF the
Hampton Roads. Richmond and C;lou-
ocStcr Highway Association today
stated that he expects work on the
missing link OF the Williamsburg
highway at Lee Hall 10 begin within
ten days. This statement came after
r. -. B!ckford and Chairman Shirley
~ the Highway Commission. agreed
to lct Wade II Massic decide right
ot-4ay questions In which both are
interested. Mr.. Bickford is giving
tho state a right OF way through
his property. hu, insists that the
road parallel and abut The railway
tracks.
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DIR. C.. SHIRLEY GARTER
DIES IN NEW JERSEY
spc,inl ~ rhc rimcs.pispa,ch.I

Especial to Tn" Times Dispatch
LEESRUltG Va. Nov 10. News
has been rco,ivcd here Of the death
oi Dr. &. Shirley Carter. 50. widely
known and DISTINGUISHED citizen.
who died at the home OF his dauGh- :
ter. Mrs. stuart. ia East Orange. y.
J. He was a nativ" OF virginia. ana
"csidcd at the MarNcn Park estate.
ihiS county. for q numbcr Of years.
From here he moved to Washing
ton. i. e., ana had lived there until
recently. nr Carter served aS an
officer in the war Between the States
.ith distraction.
Three children survive him. G.
shirley Carter. Jr. Of l.ccshurH. slrs.
stuart. OF East orange. y. j.. and
VIII lam u. Carter. OF New York In
tcrAcnt was made In linton Gene
tefy. LeesburG.
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TENSION SLACKENS
in CONSTANT|NOPLE
PENDING PARLEYS
,NaIonalis.s Defer De-
mands for Full Control
for Present.
PLAN PRELINlINARIES
IN LONDON AND PARIS
Peril of Rupture With Turks
Is Temporarily
Avcrtcd.
LEA'I> FOR LAus, ANNE
Isme' rn,hn Dcfcnd, KenaIi,t-
AGAINST Charge of Committing
Atrocities.
PLAN PRELIMINARIES
IN LONDON AND PARIS
ron LArs ANNE
ismct rn,hn Defends kenaIi>t-
AGAINST Charge of Committing
Atrocities.
toy Associated Press. !

fAl:iS Nov l3.-Premter Poin-
care. in a anal effort 10 satisfy Lord
Cur2cn's insis;ent demands for =
Conference preliminary TO the
Lausanne meeting. has offered to
meet the British Foreign Sccretarv
either III Paris or Lausanne on
saturday.
The Premier declares such an in
terview could be arranged DESPITE
the appointment which he alrcad \.
as TO meet Foreign Minister Jaspar
and Premier Theunis. OF B.!gium.
here on that date. Premier Mussolin,
Of italy ii is said, would probably
be present.
Th- British reply is expected to-
morrow.
The impression among those we'll
informed is that the meeting. IL
held. Will be in Paris.
trSr Early Conference.
The allied high commissioners f.,
t"nstant!nople have addressed /,
not" TO their respective Sovernments
urging the opening of the L.ausann.
conference as soon as possible in the
Interest OF peace
NJ the French Foreign Office the
situation in Constantinople IL cor
sidered easier. It is understood thA
turkish representatives there hay.
adopted a more accommodating a.,
ttude.
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DEMOCRATS POSSIBLY
MAY ORGANIZE HOUSE
[ BY Associated Proc. !

CHARLOTTE y G.. nov. I3.-pos-
SiDiii;y Chat the Democrats might
nnat!y u" able 10 organize the Sixty
eighth Congress at it's regular ses-
sion, with him as Speaker. provided
President Harding did not call a
srtciai session after March g. was
expressed today in a statement from
Claude ki,chin. Representative from
tn" Second North Carolina D!str!c,
a'i minority leader.
Mr kitchin. who tcieeraphed the
statement from his home at Scotland
Neck in response TO y query as to
previous communica tionS attributed
To him. said
was not accurately quoted. I
sa I'd In spite of apparent Republican
majority Democrats had Il chance to
organize House. and If no extra sts-
sion IS called after Harch I. 1928, as
the President has indicated. was
quite hopeful wc would be able to
organize IL. That answer to oucs-
ton who would then be Speaker.
said | thought there would be little
doubt that would be the Speaker"
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Tension SIackcn. In Ea,,

ny Associated PreSS1
coNSTANTINOPLE Nov -
There was Am apprcciatiyc sI,ci.n,
ing today Of the tension which mr.
vailed during the Weekend OF tho
successive demands Of tho Kcn,Iis,s
t"r greater control Of Constantiuony.
although no Official announcement
WAS made Il was stated in allied CIR
GieS that sober reflection by the
urks mas caused them to decide 10
'"Nt u" iuFt6er provocative gesture,
pe'ors the opening OF the Lausanne
Thus, while tho situation continues
uncertain. II Is felt that the peril or
rupture has momcntarily been
aver;cd.
rhe departure today for London OF
l"'on"i Gr!bben. British chief OF
S'""; ana the decision OF Sir Horace
humhold. the British high COMMITS
Si"ner. 10 leave Wednesday for Tau.
Same" Is interpreted as Indicating an
improvement in the situation Never
''eiess. persistent impression prs
NdiIs in some quarters that the aili.s
may hnH II eNpedient to cvacuate IN.
capita before peace is concluded
Mny Waive Passport Nise..
II was learned today that rhc al
iied authorities are consider;nr 10
question of waving passport wise.
'"f creeks. Armcnians, and Others
Wh" d"sir" 10 leave the city imms
","t"'N THIS expeditions movement
"' population would lessen allied
responsibility when the actual trans.
Ter OF I"nstontinoplc to the kemal
ISIS takes place. The British en-
n'SSy - giving asylum to several
hundred Turks OF tho old regime
'nrIndinS many former minister.
who's" lives are in peril
M"anwhil", the economic situation
grows worse. prices OF foodStuns
ar" steadily soaring: business house,
t"ntInu. 10 suspend, their owners de-
parting. Owing to the uuwillinxness
OF merchants To import further n.r-
chandisc. supplies are running short:
iu'r" Is oHly a twenty days suppiv
OF the principal foodStuns. The
"r"eN and Armenian employees OF
American firms are leaving their
posts seriously hanporins opera
t"nS. and thousands of dcpositors
are wiihdrawinS their funds from
th' banks, fearing seizure by the
kcmaliSts
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lit SBaND Is IN HOSPITAL.

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ta -.., '""Hu N''G
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NORTH CAROLINA WINS
CASE AGAINST ROADS
[ Ey Ns.oclaled rress. /

EALElGHi y. G.. Nov. i3.-JudGe
II. 9. connor, in United States Dis
tr!ct Court. today nlSt decision
holding that the live railroads opcr-
aiiuG in this state must pay the
state OF North Carolina sI45.UO0 am
aua!iy in contested income taNcs. ana
railroad attorneys Immediately set
about preparations TO Me petition
Tor an appeal I" the United. States
supreme Court
The decision OF Judge Connor not
ing IN. difference bctw cen the assess
men, oi the state and the contention
of the railroads shows the South-rn
assessed at Sil.5?".0s. admitted slJ..
.oj.S1; Atlantic Coast Line assessed
sil.n>6.?o admitted S3.9aG.l:. Nor
i"lk southern assessed Slg6I6.4S. ad-
niii"o nothing: Scab"ard Air Line
assessed sl3.lS3. admitted nothing
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AIR ACCIDENT VICTIM
STILL IS UNCONSCIOUS
[By Associated Press l

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. I3.--Licuten-
ant Commander q. -. Chcvalier IT,
$. ~. senior flight officer Of the air.
plane carrier Langley. VIII" was Sc.
riously injured Sunday morning when
a plane in which he was making a
flight from tho naval base here back
{" his ship. plunged to earth. re-
mains unconscious at the Public
Health Service Hospital here and
naval officials are unable to learn
what caused his machine to fall at
l.ochavCn. Il suburb OF Norfolk
Hospital officials ar. confident
Commander chcvalicr VIII recover
from his injuries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-14
The Baby of the House
10 Marry Miss Dakin

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W.iSiilNGTON. NOV. !a-Ai,s
E"ut"nin L. DIEin. ut this city.
today sent notices to th. WASH
inHton papers stating that hey
d'"% Ai"'. Miss Gertrude D.NIn. is
engaged TO marry Representative
THOMAS Jefferson Ryan. OF New
YORK city Ryan - Enown a.,
'th" baby OF TIA. Iou.-." be,n.
only .. years OLD.
W hen reporters called ON Nrs
bal:in this afternoon. >h. r-fused
Z" say anything abnu. ia. Engage
i"""' except that she had sen, the
notices 10 'hs pap"rs Her daugh-
'"i ""s out "f town. sh. said To-
n.&ht Inquiries AZ their apartment
"I.rit"h tn. Information that both
Mrs DaiSin ana Ms Dakin we're
on % town" Representatives
Ryan - understood TO 70. 81 his
non" ia New York
Miss Dakm was formerly ,hc
VIC "f John e. k.'ch"I. q Wash
.rGtoH sportsman. Sh. has h.on
''NnG under her maiden name
since Sh. divorced h!m last Nav.
IN" "aS awarded aliinouy of 800
= month aud given Tho custody OF
'' 1AHshi"r Ann. Ruth Nclch.r.