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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

The House was called to order ut
lll0 o'clock yesterday morning,
Prayer was offered by Rev. William
S. Golden. pastor of Westminste
Presbyterian Church. On motion OF
Delegate Warren. OF Pittsylvhnin
the reading of the Journal was dis
pensed with.
y communication from the Senate
was read announcing the passage OF
Senate bills Nos. lsl and 1888
The House concurred in n Senate
resolution accepting an invitation
from the city of Norfolk asking that
the members and their wives be the
guests of the city on Wcdn esday
February %, all transportation and
hotel accommodations being taken
care Of by the city OF Norfolk.
The House reccdcd to it's amend
ments TO Senate bill No. Al relative
to the establishment of State game
sanctuarIcs.
On account OF the snow and I'm
clement weather, the Invitation from
the Virginia Home and Industrial
School at Bon Air was extended from
today until next Friday, mt which
time the& members VIII visit the In
stltution.
Senate bill No. 4, authorizing the
town Of Richlands, In Tazewell Coun-
ty, to convey school property Ito
Maiden Spring District School Board
was passed.
Senate bill No. So, to regulate. child
placing was passed, n,
Senate bin No, Sc, creating the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-17

State board OF public welfare and
enlaiEing the powers over those
possessed by the State Board Of
Charities and Corrections. which is
abolished. was passed.
Senate bin No. 5, authorizing the
Supervisors Of Dickcnson County TO
lay special levy for Il county me-
mortal. was passed.
House bill No. 40. extending the
penalty date for nonpa!ment OF
taxes from December to December
20. was passed.
House bill No. IS, making II n mis-
demeanor to publish the name or
photograph OF any maid or woman
child who has been the victim OF an
attempted criminal assault, was
passed
House bin 81, to permit bona nde
owners OF foXhounds to release them
passed to cngrossmcnt and third
reading, as were also the following
House bills:
No. G7--To require persons, firms
OF corporations thrcshing wheat 20
keep an accurate record and make
report to the Commissioner OF AGri-
culture.
No. 69-To protect reformativc.
corrective and disciplinary institu-
lions.
no. Toto amend section 1894 o,
the Code.
No. 7l-Rclativc to death ccrtin-
Gates.
Nos 73. "a and 75--Relative to
widows dover and husbands
courtesy.
No. 7s-Amending section 1902 OF
the Code: fixing so cents II meal for
Jurors in counties and 75 cents a meal
for city Jurors.
No. S0-Providirg for appointment
OF police for religious meetings.
No. Sl--For the protection OF re-
ligious meetings.
Nos. 81, SIS, Sc and s7-Amcnding
certain sections OF tho Code.
The House adjourned Mt 2:l0 to
meet this morning ut II o'clock.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE Fast
In the matter of
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY
AND OTHERS
w. A. LEE. TRADING AS NATIONAL
MOTOR COMPANY.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

1t appearing to the court that w.
a. Lee, alleged bankrupt. cannot he
FOUND within this Judicial district and
has not voluntarily entered his APP
pearance herein, and that person:ii
service upon him cannot he made;
IL Is hereby ordered that tho
said w. a Lee do appear and plead.
answer or demur to the petition filed
by Old Dominion Trust Company. and
others. against him by the 9TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. 1922. and In default
thereof the court viii proceed to tho
hearing and adjudication OF the
cause;
1t Is further ordered that this or
der be published In The Times-Dis-
patch, newspaper OF general cir
cnlation In the city OF Richmond, Vir-
ginia. once week for two consecu-
tive weeks.
This order ia entered by the un.
darsigned refereo In bankruptcy, in
the absence OF the District Judge.
II appearing from n certificate OF the
clerk OF this court that the District
Judge Is at this time absent from
this division OF his district.
s- THOMAS b. SNEAD,
Referee In Bankruptcy,
Richmond, Va. February 8. 1929,
a true copy-l-Teste:
Joseph +. BRADY )! /;
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BILLS IN THE SENATE

aid rs;esss, sections tss 81. fs, Us. SIS,
tcSrsa TO tho cemmit,ee on General Laws.
,o Mes ,.s., xar lna GeO;r,Gk Holt Pei
EnEly nnd f.eymnn: S. Il. No sA-A bill
81 S'h 20 ;s the ISSUANCE AMI sale
virginia tH rn!fc money 10 construct and
sG the s,s w
ne !n,eres, thereon and ,hs principal
N issrrss e thf
Mir cnrnit,: s. B. No s;5,A 6ill to
SSs P ps6sias ar sIasins
a on . Tx iana ssrSSs by
fstrea to the Joint Committee on Special.
ffsrr,nr u2on tho counc! OF The city az
arre r h IL
and power plants. street railway. trolley
S Snr,, and ,.ansHSrtNiion system and gas
sr'y i i ,whc,e 2: In naIt q any private
SUCH system or sys,cn,s. referred TO the
Joint Commit on Special. Private and
Mr.. ,Gooiricii: S. b. No. a7-A bill To
amend ami rc-enaet an act to provide for
road or bridge imrrovoIne mt. in the mar.
isterial districts Of the counties Of tho State
he9swS so as sep,em
Der S. 1919. which was taken up. ordered to
be printed and referred TO the Committee
Mr.. RUSSELL: s. Is. M 3ss--A bill TO au-
thorize The town of Altavlsta. inthe county
about so7 acres in Pi,tsylvania county. re-
farrcd to the Joint Committee on Special ,
Private and Local Legislation.
MIR, Russell: s. II. No. 3e9-A bill to nu-
fhorize and empower tho Council Of the
town Of Altnvista in the county OF Camp
bell. 10 hnrrnw MONEY and Issue bonds for
the cn'arc rtrcnt ma other Improvement
OF ttE water yuYDly system, scwers ard
streets. referred TO the Join, Committee
on Siecia!. Private and Local Legislation
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May Abandon Defense
of the Philippines
IRv Assoclatch press- ]

WASHINGTON. Feb. lG.-Mili-
tary defense Of the Philippines
may be completely abandoned by
Inc United states even before
rhtihchtion OF the four-powcr Pa
cific treaty.
The step Is known to be under
consideration In the War Depart
ment. IL IL is carried out under
pressure for further reduction OF
the strength OF the army, the gar
rison which has been maintained
In the Islands for defensive pur-
poses ever since the first American
troops landed under Dewey's guns
In 1895. will he cut TO no more
than a police force to support tho
authorities of the insuiar govern
ment
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COLLINS WINS MATCH =
IN BILLIARD TOURNEY
IRy Associated Press. I

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. I6.-percy
y. Collins. of Chicago. tonight w5f,
mis- second match In the international
amateur class \ 1872 balk line billiard
Morton. OF Philadelphia. 500 to 1856 in
20 innings: Collins average l3l-23
and had high runs of e.. 81 and SO.
Mortons average was 8, Leg and his
best runs i6. 81 and 90.
Edgar T. Appleby. New York. ma
t!onal champion, DEBATED his brother.
afternoon match of the international
amateur 1872 balk line billiard cratu-
piomShip tournament 900 to 20S p =
The champions average was H..
ll-i7 and his high runs 96. 80, 81.
Francis Applsby's average was - and
high runs 43, 81. 90
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DAY OF FUNERALS
SEES BELFAST QUIET
Continued From Elrst PAGE

N,oI'ihueu II rom F!Tst ItBe.b
tile opinion OF the British govern
ment. he said.
Churchill laid stress on the
necessity OF giving effect to the
Treaty BY clothing the provisional
government. AZ the treaty provided.
with lawful powers and enabling It
to hold an election at the earliest
moment.
Refuses 10 Recognize Republic.
1T is the view of the Irish sigma
tories Of the treaty" he said. that
an Irish republic had been set up by
the Irish people At the elections. and
that the republic oaly could be con-
rcrtcd into "a free state by the de-
cision OF the people. We don't rec
oGnize the Irish republic. and never
will"
The objects OF the proposed cleo
ton, added the secretary. were TO
secure an adequate constituent as
sembly and "a fresh normal and, IL
may say go. sensible. Parliament In
Ireland"
The success OF De Valera at the
election he characterized as IAN ugly
hypothesis"
1T is perfectly clear that tho repu-
diation OF the treaty by ireland
would free all parties from their
Engagements" the secretary con-
tinucd, and the position o! britain.
standing on the treaty. and ready
to carry II out II others were found
on behalf Of the Irish nation To do
their part. would be position OF
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great moral as We'll n, undoubtedly
material strength.
The position of Southern ireland.
on the other hand. would he one o:
the greatest weaknesses and diff
hculty. absolutely isolated from the
sympathy Of the world and bitterly
divided in herself. The position OF
Northern Ireland would be quite un-
affected"
al: the governments Information
LED 1. To feel that such an assuinp.
Ton az the success OF DC Valera was
incorrect.
Launching into fcrvent appeal
&c the House not to delay the bii
Mr.. Churcaili pictured the dire con.
sequence of enabling dangerous m.r
to work out schemes OF slaughter n:
subterranca. secrecy to undcrmin,
ana overtufn tho government which.
i* faithfully endeavoring To keep /,
word to us."
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust, dated September 9th. 1920.
duly recorded In the clerks office OF
Richmond Chancery Court. in Deed
Book 2G7-C. :,nge 362. there having
been default In the payment Of a
portion OF the debt therein secured.
and being required so to do by the
beneficiary In said deed. the UNDER
signed trustee in said deed OF trust
will offer for sale. on the premises. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. 1922.
at O'Clock p. ~.
the above lots OF the east side Of
Nineteenth Street, In T.. c. Brauer's
subdivision. between Brhuer's Lane
and Fairfield Avenue. and fronting
thereon one hundred and twenty feel
n20D. with depth or ono hundred
and thirty three feet $3.50 TO an
alley In the rear.
TERMS: Cash.
STUART BOWIE,
rlI,.i.l
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TRUSTEES ooEFcrloN SALE
Frame Dwelling
425 Denny Street

trust. dated August II, 1921. and r o.
corded in clerks office, isichmond
page c iSo def II heed Hook ss
therein secured. and being reauiTei
so to do bv sthe beneficiary. we viii
sell NJ public auction. upon the
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY is, 1922
At T.. NJ.
the real estate described In said deed
as: al that LOT OF land In the city
III Zine oi Pena, iree On che
and Seventh Streets. together with
al me improvemrnts on said lot. and
h fPp%r,en as hsuso thereto oelonsi1g
Denny Street, and bounded us fol.
lows; 10 wit. Beginnins on the south
err line Of Denny Street, at a point
gardly from the eastern line of sixth
Street. thence running eastwardiy
along and fronting on the southern,
line or Denny Street twenty-five (25i
from said front. between lines par
allel with the eastern line OF Sixth
street. stree one h hnH , Hoo( feet to an
TERMS: Cash.
due August is. 1928.
w. S. BELL.
R T. cLAE EEs:Ss..
The, above sale is postponed on
account OF bad weather till Friday,
February 18th. Mt the same hour.
w: s. BELL. Z
IS. n. H. cLAYT rsoas.se,
y ~ f.--,.k a. " Nv ~ n sissS * Trust &C. II
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TOLEDO BOWLER
MAKES BIG RECORD
[Ry Asaoclntod Press l

TOLEDO. OHIO. Feb. I6.-what 10
claimed as 4 record feat In bowling
was the perfect score bowled by sid
sherman. of this city. In a match
ball with his right hand and tho
next with his left. Sherman knock ed
down twelve straight strikes. He
IN normally right handed.
officials of the American Bowling
Congress now here preparing for the
y. Il. G. tournament to start at the
Terminal auditorium. on February 81,
say they never heard Of 4 like per.
formanCo 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-17

boulevard and Monument AvenuS.
'inos OF trees were shattered ty the
weight OF The siect ana felt across
me street ~ Franklin ana HarrI-
son traffic was blocked when a hugo
maple was split in twain.
~ PARK aud Laurel another tree
zen athwart the thoroughrarc. aud
in Monroe Park scores OF limbs and
branches fell under their unusual
weight. ~ big oak near the entrance
TO Byrd Park was uprooted
Asked how many trees were dam
aged throughout the city. the desk
sergeant at Second Police Station de-
clared last night that he wouldn't
them"
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Collins sends sInnif-sto.

Ups -fSsociatcu l'rcSS.
~ hi-iS, Feb. lG.-Michael Collins;
nead OF the provisional government,
lohient sent long telegram 10 win
son spehcer Churchill. British Sec:e
tary for the colonies. I. was in rs
nature OF manifesto TO tho I,r;...
Iecple. asking fair play for IN
treaty in Respect TO the recent h,,
peninss in Ulster. aud for the au
tortioninent o. the blame for ,hyI.
In the proper places.
Abiding Ia the suspo nsion NJ ia
evacuation c; Ireland 10y the Bri,!
Hoops, the message said:
INC DeSs Way the Gnsiish 10,
eihment can help Us Is nJt nv IA.
pchd'hs' bui b. Carrying cut In
Teaty. thereby convincing, ir,,,n.
'ha' Ensla"a is really delivering II.
sCods this time" W.
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Hurry. Mother! A teaspoonfuI of
California Fig Syrup" now will thor
oughly clean tho little bowels and In
a few hours you have a well, play
full child again. Even cross, few.
crish. constipated child loves ita
"frulty" taste, and mothers can rest
easy because 1t never fails to work
all the sour bile and poisors right
out OF the stomach and bowels With
out Ertping or upsetting the child.
Toll your druggist you want only
the genuine California Fig SYRUP"
which has directions for babies and
children OF all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother. you must say "Cali-
fornia." Refuse any imitation.-Adv,
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT VALUABLE BRICK DWELL.
NINETEENTH STREET. RICH.
MOND. VA,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
4:s0 =. NJ
In execution OF certain deed Of
trust TO the undersigned trustee,
dated January p, 1922. and recorded
Court Of Richmond, Va, in d. b.
272-B. page ESQ. default having been
made In note therein secured. and
being required by the beneficiary so
premises. the property, above. de-
scribcd. the metcs and bounds o..
which ARE as. follows: All that GER
tain lot. piece or parcel Of iand. TO-
other improvements thereon. known
as 40. aga North Ninetcenth Street,
lying and being In the CITY Of Rich
nond. Va, and bounded as follows:
section OF Nlne.eenth and Marshall
Straets. thence running southwardly
and fronting on the west .nc OF
Nineteenth street 80 feet TO tho cen
the property hereby conveyed nn,i
the property adjoining on the south
tsuia line being In the center of q
covered alley between :he property
NVHN'Ccu tHe property
adjoining. Oh the south OF which
Is Tor the joint use and purposes of
the TWO proE-rticsJ. thence running
BACK westwardiy. between slightly
converRinS lines. about 1922 feet IL
inches. more or less. TO 6-foot alley
IN common in the rear. thence back
northwardly and fronting on said
alley 20 feet inches. thence back
.,astwnrdly and fronting on snid
Marshall Street l22 feet l0i: inches
To the point of beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the
expenses cf executing this trrsi in
Guiding trustees commission OF 5
per cent; any taxes and insurance
premiums that may he due on tn.
property. and note for 10000 and
accrued interest thereon, dated Jam
uary ~. 1921, ana payable montns
after date. This sale being made
subject to prior lien for 1880. 90
due August S. 1922. Any additional
terms can be arranged and will be
announced at sale.
c. NJ. HOLT.
Trustee
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BIG SIEET STORM
TAKES HEAVY TOLL
THROUGHOUT STATE
(Continueh from First PngeD

lEontlnueH from FIRST FaEe.)
NIGHT and Keeping It's tracks clear.
Normal service was furnished yester-
day The "jitncys" also maintained
both day ond owl" service to all parts
or the city. being hut little dauntod.
apparently. by tho storm.
Virtually all trains were late in
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$4,000 to Loan
on First Mortgage Real Estate
BROOKS &c RICHARDSON. INC.
II North Eighth
BY HARRISON & BATES.
Realtors.
Trustees Auction Sale
of 7 Frame Dwellings
NEAR r.. F. e P. SHOPS, Nos. 1000
TO 2Ol2 WEST CLAY STREET.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF Dun
CAN STREET; LOT l:oxioO FEET
TO ALLEY.

In execution OF n certain deed of
trust TO the undersigned January 81.
1920. recorded 10 the clerks Office
Richmond Chanccry Court. in Deed
BOOK 25I-C. page 5ll, default having
been made In the payment or part
required so to do by the beneficiary.
we will sell at public auction. upon
the premises. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1922,
at o'clock u. NJ.
all Of the real estate conveyed in
said deed. described as follows. viz /:
All those certain lots or parcels OF
land. with all the improvements
thereon and appurtcnanccs thereto
OF Richmond. Va. bounded as follows,
to-wit:
beginning at point on the north
line OF Clay Street. at its intersec-
ton with the west line Of Duncan
street. and extending thence west
wardiy along the north line OF Clay
Street and fronting thereon l20 feet.
more or less: thence lack north
wardly between parable. lines. the
eastern oEo OF which being the west
cra line OF Duncan Street. 100 feet,
norc or less. to an alley in common
10 feet wide: being lots ]. =, s and 4.
in square OF the plan OF Dun
can Lodge, recorded In the clerks
Office OF Henrico Circuit Court. in
DEED Book 50, page 355.
TERMS: Cash
4. Il. HARRISON,
JNO. w. BATES,
y. E:-whne the terms Of e sale are
cash. tho auctionecrs will recoInmend
more liberal terms. which can be mr.
ranged
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CALL FOR BONDS OF THE
GEORGIA LAND AND LIVE STOCK


: CALI. FOR BONDS OF THE
GEORGIA LAND AND LIVE STOCK
COMPANY.
Georgia Land and Live stock Companv
having notified the undersigned. the trus-
tee under the mortgage made BY II Oc-
tobcr .. 1916 that 1t will on the 18th day
OF February, 1922. or soon thereafter, pay
said trustee approximately Four Hundred
Twenty-Five Thousand Four Hundred
Thirty and no-lo0 Dollars ($i25 43o,0Ol To
he applied 10 the sinking fund provided
Sor In that mortgage. and having requested
the said trustee to take such steps as NAV
lie necessary to enable IL to use and Invest
said funds In the payment OF the prin-
cipai of bonds secured by that MORTGAGES
at a price less than par the undersigned
hereby calls for offerings to II OF bonds
secured by that mortgage for payment at
M price iess than pnr. preference to be
given ny the trustee to tho bonds offered
az the lowest price. The time for offer
INF bonds will expire at IL O'Clock noon
on me iSth day OF February. 1879, I'M
vidcd, and on or before that hour mr. The
hour to which tho timo shall have been
extended. bonds offered Mt less than par
must be presented with all unmatuTed
coupons. t eN
Tho trustees reserve tho right to extend
me time Tor receiving offers of bonds,
or before IL o'clock noon ON tho is,h dow
Of February. is22. in which event This
notice with an additional statement nj
tne 100, s snsseoi or tho extension OF time
eeivcd shall be advertised in The ne ,oe.
In which the original advertise M n.s .shn,i
ssarc been published. ''N.''
; AVANNAH BANK AND TRUST COW.
PANY,
ny COURTNEY THORPE.
President
N. 5.-The .tlme for Offering bond, nm.
der above call has boon extended to s.ao.
O'CLOCK a. NJ. February Is. 1922,
Y, SAVANNAH BANK AND Tp1io1 c<A-<
pANY, (. AZ VI ~ : 's,'I " " -
BY COURTNEY THORPE
81 So Presty3at,
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BY N. w. BOWIE & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
nIN

TRUSTEES SALE
LOTS Z. 8, Q, 10 AND II, SQUARE
8. DUNCAN LODGE. $50 FEET ON
THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET.. BETWEEN DUNCAN
STREET AND HERMITAGE ROAD,
AT AUCTION.
In execution of certain deed of
trust, dated February q 1920, duly
recorded in the clerks office Of Rich
mond Chanccry Court, in Deed Book
page 288. there having been
default In the payment of portion
of the debt therein secured. and be-
Ing required so to do by the benc-
fciary in said deed. the undersigned
trustees In said deed OF trust will
offe- SSS sale. on the premises, on
THUR'23AY. FEBRUARY %. 1922.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the s.oove lots on the said north side
OF Clay Street. between Duncan
$<eet and the Hermitage Road, and
s:onting- thereon one hundred and
dfty feet (150) to an. alley In the
roar, IL feet wide. ,l,.s - ~ :. :
TERMS. Cash. gsi y
" III. N. W. HOWE.
~. !. Z, AZ ~, Trust ees,
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Lcgal Notices
O1
TO THE sTOcKHoI,DEHs OF rI,E win.
no. Springs. Va.

February 2, 1921.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE vlR.
oiNIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY:
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
OF the virginia Hot Springs Company for
tho purpose Of eiecting directors Ald for
tho transaction OF other business as may
lawfully come before ssid meeting. No.
gliding the approval OF all acts OF toe
board OF directors and all committees
thereof. of the ssid company In the past
year. Will be held at the Office of the
company Ia the Homestead Hotel. Hot
Springs. Va. on Saturday. the 26th day Of
February. 1922. at IL A. ID. The transfer
books will be closed Friday. February nth.
at T.. A.. and remain closed until 10 A..
81. Monday. February n. 1922.
@ =. ANDERSEN. SECRETARY.
hEcliASiCs AND MEkCiiASTS bank
Hichmond. January rs. 1927
The annual meeting Of IN. stockhnid-rs
OF this bank Will be n-id February 2Ttn
next. IL o'clock. at tho banking house
Twelfth and Hull Streets. Tor TRANSACTION
OF Any business that may be brought be.
fore Il.
J. II. PATTERSON.
Cashier.
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BY a. L. ADNMSON,
Real Estate Auctloneer.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Valuable Farm and
Tract of Timber
ON STATE HlGIIN AY.
ABOUT 20 MILES FROM RICHMOND
IN CHESTERFlELD COUNTY, VA.


BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated
January ist. l.2i. and recorded IN
Decd Book l6l. page 555. In the
clerks office OF Chesterfield Circuit
Court. default having been made In
the payment OF the iirst-year note OF
sl.6G6.66 and interest. due January
Isl. l922. and being required so to
do by the holder thereof. the under.
signed trustee will sell a. public
auction, on tho premises, on
MONDAY. THE 2OTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1922,
at u O'clock Noon,
the above tract OF land. containing
lIs acres. more or less. in Glover
HUI District, fronting OH the south
side OF the Goodies Bridge Road and
adjoining Chesterfield Church. the
lands OF Charles Il. Gill. King Fowler,
Chesterfield Land anu Coal Company
et ais: About 20 acres is in culiiva :
tion. tho balance In good growth
OF young sawmill timber. There is
a comfortable dwelling, barn, stable.
etc. on the property.
TERMS: Cash.
T. D. ADAMSON,
Trustee.
a. l.. ADAMSUN
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Legal Notices

Tho annual meeting or the slockhoIders
OF The Gans-Rady Company will be held
NJ the office OF the company. Sls-s1s Fast
Main street. Richmond. Va, "Wednesday
March ], 1922. at - o'clock noon
GEORGE W. RADY
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

@ e: ::: : & e: ]:
By order worsh.pfuI Mas,yr
|. II. Mcdowell sec. ~
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r, naL.ElGh y. g.. Eco. iI'Hv
o. ,Sa OF Clayton. \. c.. membe.
ci,,h 81; faui American Association
signed as manager o; the H,Iei..
team OF the Piedmont League. II w,,
"iSn;aihaceu today by local basrbai,
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Mc,.o,rnn wins n

Mc,iovun Wins TitIc.
SARANAC LAKE, y. ". Feb. TO-
Everett McGOwan. OF st. Paul. won
the American professional outdoor
skating championship title from
Arthur Staff, of Chicago. here today
MCGOWAN scored l70 points in tn
three days meet, which ended today,
and staff scored l6O.