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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24

a him II New YORK. from TIE estate
Of Jay Moacrisf.
I'm not through school yet. I've
got lots 10 DO. nesIdes. there seems
to BE- . lot Of you folks ready 70 90
my worryin' for me"
Gilbert u . big. husky youth. who
vas adopted by +. A. Grape. .
hard-working marine engineer. when
. mere child In Los Angeles, after
the death Of his parents. Grape
said no had no knowledge until q
few days ago that "the boy stood IN
the way Of q ~fortuns.'s
vaiiimar's claim on the Moncriet
estate comes through the distribu'
ton Of the $4,000 70 his mother.
long deceased. The money was
awarded valiimar by a New York
court IN deciding several complieat'
ed points Of law.
The lad has more interest In wire'
less than In money.
II like my wireless set bout tho
best OF anything" he said. Il made
Il myself. Nav. ! Amt goin' to buy
one OF them fancy sets when ! get
the money. They're no good. ]
wouldn't got one no matter how
much money ! had. The kind you
makes yourself Is best. Oh. maybe
IN buy n new audion, so ! q get
longer calls. but that's about all
! wnut."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24

Galveston. Texas. March 2%-Forty.
five thousand pounds Of rcd snapper
fish. the largest catch brought In
here In two yearl was unloadsd By
tie schooner Fortuna. The vessel.
under command OF Captain Sam
Kent. caught the fish In fifteen days.
II was said. In May. 1890. the
schooner Areas brought In a catch
Of $4,000 pounds OF red snapper and
2.to0 pounds OF grouper ftsh.
Strangely enough. Captain Kent was
also In command Of the Areas at that
time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24
Plenty OF Action
For Ring During
Summer Season
ny HENRY L.

United Press Staff Correspondent
New York, March 2i.-Knights Of
tho ring and mItt.swingers In general
look for a harvest OF cash during
the outdoor season this summer.
From this rather near point Il
looks like the most active program
Of years will extend from June TO
! abor Day. with plenty OF work for
the boys In every class.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24
Heir To $I6OyOlW
Doesn't Glue Hang

San Francisco. March 2t.-valli.
mar Gilbert. aged 10. IL about to re-.
ceive $4,000 and doesn't give u
hang.
whats the = Of me worrying
over that $4,000 when ! don't have
the cash yet he said discussing the
inheritance which has been award.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-24
Don't Overlook Any
Diamonds

Kimberley was going back. The farmers were dis
%gruntled. They said they couldn't exc a living
from the rocky soil.
land all the time, their ragged youngsters were
playing with diamonds!
NBut the farmers didn't know. Many of them died
poor. They thought the priceless gems were
pebbles. -
1So1ne folks are just like those Kimberley farmers.
They seek opportunity in some distant place and
overlook the wealth that is daily within their grasp.
advertising is a diamond mine of opportunity. It
tells of values you would probably overlook If it
was not there to guide you.
1Don't miss the advertisements. =
THEY SAVE MONEY N MAKE IT FOR YOU!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
MANY SEEK PLACE ON
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Candidates Must File NatIrr OF An
PLEA tion with Chairman Pur-
cell ncforc SATURDAY,

Candidates for the Board OF Alder
men and Common Council must file
their notices with Chairman John NJ
Purcell OF the city Democratic Com
mittcc. before closing hours Satur-
day. 1t Is rumorcd that many can
didatcs from all wards will aspire
Tor places in both branches of City
Council. Twenty members Of the
lower branch. and six OF the upper.
VIII bc nominated on April 1. So far
as announced All present members
whose terms expire in August Will
stand for recollection.
Aldermen whose terms expire and
who viii enter the primary are:
Gurst ana White. Lee ward: Win
free. clay ward: Nunnally and
Workman, Madison Ward: Melton.
Jefferson ward.
Councilmen whose terms expire
are: Powell Batkins. Carpenter.
Roden and Butler. Lee Ward: Atkin-
son. Ladd. Morton. Moore and Jonos.
Madison ward. Seaton. Umlauf, Pc
ters. English and Mann. CLAY Ward!
Sullivan. Phillips, Johns, Dickcrson
and smith. Jefferson Ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
FAMOUS OLD PINE TREE
OF klRAsAk| IS DEAD
After Witnessing Changes of
Twelve Centuries 1t
Wilhers.
Long VISITED u THOUSANDS

IBy Associated Press

TOKYO. Jan. e3--Thu famous old
pine tree OF karasaki, on the shore of
Lake Biwa. famous in song and Ic
Gcnd and visited Ly thousands Of
pilgrims each year as one of tho
eight beautiful! scenes OF Lake Rlwa
is dead. says the japan Advertiser.
rms ancient pine was Al id to be 200
years old. having lived from the time
OF the Nara Epoch. During the last
year II has withcrcd and died
Recently there was held on tho
shores OF Lake Diva ceremony TO
transfer the spirit" OF the ancient
tree into Il younger tree that will
succeed To the honor and near-wor-
snip which has been bestowed on the
'haraSakc no matSu." The youthful
successor or the veteran which has
passed is only $50 years old and Is
claimed to have sprung from seed
cast by the old tree. The solemn
ceremony was held under the dircc-
ton or Kasai, priest of the Eilyoshi
shrine, In tho presence of more than
100 o: tho highest dignitaries OF
Shiga prefecture.
The ancient pine was or that low :
spreading variety often seen in this
country. Although only thirty feet
III height, its branches covered a
span OF lbs feet from east Ia west
ana la feet from north to south.
The area Swallowed by its wide
spreading branches was 5000 square
feet.
The new tree Of smaller dimcn-
SONS Is twenty feet in height and
eleven feet five inches In the circum
terence Of it's trunk. The area COW
cred by Its branches is only 1900
square feet. But the tree is still n
younsstcr and has $50 years In which
To reach the dimensions OF the an
ci"nt pine OF karasaki that has just
PASSED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30

REX o. JONES CO, INC.
Auctioncer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
NEW ORLEANS COTTON \
HAS PRICE TREND
unfavorable Foreign News
Back of Much of Weeks
Poor Trade. d
ll;v NesncIateh Prnse- /


NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 29.--sSave Tor
the reaction upward that came With
IN" closing session. the trend I'm
cotton this last week was stondily
lower ana prices made new low levels
for the downward movement that
set in toward the end of the last
calendar year. Unfavorable foreign
news was bacS OF much OF the SELL
mig hut here were complaints or
slackenihg trade IN the country. n
poor spot demand and. at times, th.y
threat OF nn increased acreage was
over the market. At no time wer.
preceding week. highest levels sun
showing net losses Of four to eight
points. At the lowest of the week
prices We're mt net declines OF l29
I" $50 points. The close was so 10
10 points lower than the close OF
NE preceding week. March traded
down I" l5.25 and closed At 1850. In
the spot department. middling lost
l25 points. closing Mt 1850 against
1873 on the close OF the same week
last year
some OF tic heaviest selling prcs-
sure followed the news OF tho coll
lapse OF bullish operations in tho
bombay market and there was FUR
'H'E ScliINS on inc strikes among
Rhode Island cotton mills and on
kilograms from the Eastern belt to
the effect that Southern mills were
contemplating curtailment OF output
because their orders did not extend
beyond February. 80
Reports from tho belt were that
nn increase in the acreage was prob
able although many sections still
insisted that conditions were such
that an increase could not be II
aanced At the end of tho week Oc-
iobcr was the strongest month on
the boards because OF messages from
carly sections OF Texas telling OF
organized Efforts 10 hold acreage
down and induce farmers to pay
more attention to food and feed
crops and to live stock. At the
lowest Of the week October was de-
pressed to 1888 from which Il came
back TO 1895 on the closing session.
The strong reaction on the last
day of the week was partly due to
short covering on an ovcrsold mar
ket. but was also partly duo to new
buying. induced by accounts OF con-
siderable fixing OF prices on this
side Of the water by foreign spin
ners. Germany did considerable OF
this right after the middle of thu
week and 80 did both Rotterdam and
Havre a little later. Weekend mar
ket circulars called particular atten-
ton to the sold-out and oversold
state OF the contract market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Rem o. JONES CO. INC.
real Estate Agent and Auctiouc,r

trust. dated July -. 1918. and re- "a.
corded August Is. 1915. in the clerk g
Once or the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county. Va. In Deed Book 2I2-B.
page 2.5. default having been made
In the payment of the debt thereby
secured. ana being required so to do
Nv The holder of the notes cvidenci,Ir
the said debt. the undersigned trustee
VIII proceed to sell at auction on the
IwcntN-S-cond aud Main Streets,
Richmond. Va. on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1922.
1t $50 O'Clock +. NJ.
the following real property:
All those certain tracts or parcels
or land, containing together ITO
n nc more or less: lying and being
northwest of the city of Richmond.
being part of the Springfield Coal
III tract. and bounded us follows: on
the north by the land Of Reuben Ford
ana THAT or T.. c; Williams estate. on
the east by the land formerly owned
road running between the land hereby
conveyed and the land now or for.
ineriy owned by w. NJ. Barnum. and
and the land OF Joseph Alley. and
winch said land is particularly do
scribcd by metcs and bounds on ,
plat thereof which is attached to az
part thereof and recorded with a
to II. NJ. Nash, dated November i6.
1900, and recorded In the clerks Office
OF IIcnrlcO County, In Decd Rock
l60-B. mage 285.
TERMS: Cash.
HUGH +. ROSE.
REX o. JONES CO, 1N tCsa'ee'
Auctioneer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
Plant Head. Attend School.
iBy United News.I

GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. 29.-Sixtcen
superintendent of local Industries
nave returned to school days" The
men arc enrolled In n night class
being conducted at the Grand Rapids
Vocational School. They have re.
turned that they may, through study
OF their work and the exchange OF
experiences. become more efficient
and thus render greater service In
their respective fields.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
FARM AND MILL PROPERTY

OF certain deed Of dated
IN Clerks
'he front OF the tioochland County "
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2. I922
me property described
mat tract OF land with improvements
t certain land containing
a.
house
nd frame mill building together
per nay and $50 o meal " " '"'''S vi "ou
Cash
a. CHEWING r. Trust
ocoo saH subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
PROMINENT CHEMIST
DIES IN NEW YORK
DIR. Charles baskerville Intcrnntipn-
ally Known. IL Dead In Ills
J:nd Year.
IRv Asspciatcd rross !

t'S HHS''IttcU lTtSH
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-Dr. Charles
baskerviii". Internationally known
chemist director of the chemical lab
"ratorics or the College OF the Clty
Of New York died at his home herr.
iaSt night. lie was in his send year.
E"rh ia Nohubec County, Miss. he
WINS graduated by the University oe
virginia In 1880. He studied "a, tho
Universities OF Mississippi. North
Carolina. Vanderbilt and Berlin. IL.
was professor and director OF tho
chemical laboratories Of The Unlvcr
H!ty OF North Carolina from 1909 to
1904 and In 1906 came TO ,i,v On,
legc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
FATE OF NORFOLK CLUB
WILL Be DECIDED TODAY
Present Owners Consider Dis.
position Of Virginia League
Franchise.
WANT CHANGE N RECEIVE;
Definite Line Of Action for OpcrntIon
ar Team Is to lie Decided Ipon
at Meeting OF Stock hoIdcrs Nom
day Afternoon.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. ETH. ou.s-
ton OF who VIII operate the Norfolk
club in the Virginia League. or the
sale Of the franchise as "a second con-
sidcration, Will be decided a, Monday
afternoons meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Norfolk Baseball cor
poration. the holding company for the
franchise
Just what VIII be the final action
Of the present owners. is not az yet
clear, but according to the officials
of the club. some definite line OF
act!on is certain to he decided npon
on or before the meeting Two prupo-
sitions are before the present own
"rs, on" To sell outright and the other
mat the present owners retain the
franchise and operate the club. with
new directing heads
Here Is one View.
Among some OF the stOckhOldcrS Of
the corporation Their. seems Ia b.. 1,
strong sentiment in favor OF retain
ING the franchise and holdings for
Tue operation OF the club They hold
10 this view, believing that ,h,. club
HAS wcathcreh the worst storms I'm it's
existence: that baseball Iutcrcs, is
growing in Norfolk. and the franchise
- becoming more valuable each ycur.
They feel THAI FOR the futur. pro-
tesSionaI baseball In Norfolk, up.r-
a'tH carefully under Virginia
i-caSG" franchise. Will be more than
sell supporting After bearing the
burden for Il number o! years they
hre aSerse to selling the club and
mus permit some one else 10 stem in
Tor the gravy"
Whi!c President Barry and Secrc-
'ary Ruth. who have been at the head
or IN" affairs Of III. company for
IL number OF years, are insistcnt upon
rtt'rinE. and probably would be WILL
'hE To retain their present holdings
ana pass the directing rcine on TO
o,her hands. II Retained IL is prob
""'' mat new officers viii be named.
Offer Mndr for Club.
The attitude OF all stock owners
ana the outlook for the coming season
are being carefully canvassed before
IN" hnal decision. expected on Mon
'"!' as 10 whether the franchise shall
u" retained and the club upcratri or
an "Hrr. understood TO he $4,000. for
.hr franchise and PLAYERS. is closcd
u! acceptance.
IL Is freely whispered on The strocs
th"t II. j, Dawson. at present presjSS
n'ht OF IN. Portsmouth Club. Is the
p'I's ucsir!nE TO purchase the club.
~ M" that II his offer is accepted at
Hi"huhyS meeting, stands ready IN
dispose Of his holdings in the ports,
mouth Club within forty-eight hours
r''hEcSt II with additional money i'm
,"c NorloiH Club. and To exclusively
ll'hdie the Norfolk proposition. Daw-
Soh ~ well known to the locol fons
and hcld in high esteem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEErlN0.

- 49, u i''SCRASLF. CO.
tn" annual meeting Of tn. S,oclho,,.
o' Atlantic Life Insurance Company wiz
." held At the Home Onlc- o. ,h- COR.
PAM! eighth Eoor. Virginia Railway and
rover bulld!nE. Richmond. Va. on Wed
rtsiay February 1922 at Ia n'c,orl,
hoon. to rsc"iN" and act upon annual
reports Ia elect Directors for TIL. on
SUNK year ana to consider and act upon
any oth"r business which may he proti.
er!y considered or acted upon q. any
annual or general meeting OF the Stock.
holders .: said Company.
ROY NJ. JONES.
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
REhL ESTATE tOK RENT
Lots for Sale

1'EILEHCE COURT, North Side, splendid
Investment; $50 down. $40 Il month. H.
W.. Randolph 2QSS. 7U7 Mutual Bldg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30

MtMi'iilS. TENN, Jan. 29.-Dam.
age estimated NJ about $500. 900. was
'"uHcd ny fire Of undctcrmined
origin early today in the garage
warehouse Of the ri-States Motor
inpanS ana adjoining buildings on
Union Avenue here. The warehouse
or the company. in which n large
number of automobiles were stored
was guttcd by the names. Damage
to adjoining buildings. occupied by
battery and automobile supply con-
Germs was largely from water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
TRINITY ANNOUNCES
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Games Are Evenly Divided
Among Northern and South
crn Institutions.

DURHAM. y. e. Jan oa-Th.
Trinity College baseball schedule FOR
the spring. az announced today by
Graduate Manager ~ w. barnard.
SHOWS tw"nty-threc games with
lchding Institutions OF eight states.
Ihn games are about evenly divided
Win northern and Southern insti-
tutions.
The feature Of the schedule is the
Northern trip. beginning April "a,
with the University of Richmond MS
"ppon"n, in Richmond. and ending
with Rhode Island State. at Provi-
hehct. on April -. On this trim. n
stop Will l." MADE in New York 10
play forhham University. Scyersl
open dates still appear on the sch.d
ulc.
Games arranged are as follows:
March 22--Open, ut home.
March 23--ppen. at home
March :7-Wake Forest. at Wake
Forest
March Ersklne. n, homo.
March ao--furman. at home.
Arm davidson. at Winston
salem
Arril delaware. ut home.
Aprii S-opcn. a, home.
April i3-Gunford. at home.
April !5-carolina. n, home
April l.--North Carolina state. al,
Raleigh.
April 2i-v. r. l., a, home.
AM! 2i-tn!versity Of Richmond.
at Richmond
April 2'-univcrsity OF MARYLAND
at College Park. Md.
AprIl 26--Fordharn Universi,y y.
New York.
April .'-TrInity Comm. "a, Hart,
April 2s-Opcn.
April Cathode Island state. at
Providence.
May Open. at home.
May NORTH Carolina state. mt
May io-Wake Forest, a, home.
May l2-N. NJ. l.. ut home.
May i5-carolina. AT Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
nnuuhr Navigation unndrcoprrn

IIIESTE. TTNLY, Jan. 2!.--Thc
severe winter which the whole ii
Central Europe is experiencing has
seriously handicapped the naviGation
of the Danube. The cold wave was
SO sudden that more than sixty vcs-
sells belonging to several nations.
have been caught in the ice and Will
bc forced to tie up for the whole win
ter. unless m unlocked for thaw
comes in the meantime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
AS GASOLINE EXPLODES
Neither In Serious Condition .,ftcr At
tempting to Ignite FIR
With OIL
tBy Associated Press. !

80 @''"'-''OI't0EW ITtSSs
AZ GCSTA. GA. Jan. 29.--AIlcycre
h"'icN' aged J. and her sister Annie
aged :, died today as the remit of
"urhS sustained in an explosion of a
can of gasoline. which the mother.
Mrs j. a. Bailey. was using TO ignit.
F" hre III n CRATE of her stove.
Mrs. BAILEY is in a desperate condi-
ION ana - not expected TO live
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
Prominent D.n,oc-,, n,,.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, ian. %
Fred u. Wheaton. aged 90. Demo-
cratic national committeeman from
minnesota, died at II local hospital
today. after long Illness. Death was
due to heart disease. brought on by
overwork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
q f.. ElSiGER.

NIX HANGS ANp MERCHANTS. HANK
Rtchmnai. January p. 1872
The annual meeting ~ thu. s,ockhoIn.-s
az MS bank VIII Is. held February a7rh
n"'t. ~ Ia" banking house. twelfth ana
nun streets To- transaction Of any bust
ncss that may be- bfourh, b.fnrc i,
j. II. pATTESOS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
1.,in,,, i..,.i,
icunl >nt,,r-

=! AZ IEi!%IA.cAEOLISA RUBBER
CONPAEY INC
The regular semiauuuol Dividend o!
tMtc Ia, teen declared hy tn" board NJ
JlEestoir of the virginia carolina Rub,rr
co. Inc. a- G DcS-Jnoer 81. 1871. Checks
VIII be- sen, out in payment .. dividends TO
all preferred STOCKHOLDERS OF the said
company 10y JsnuHrys!0.
VIRGINIA. CAROLINA RuBHEK CO.
INc Il. Hell President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
TO" L,rE RON cL,ssrrlCATioN
Deaths

JAhEs- Died. at her residence. at 40
r"fih Elm. AZ i2io this morning Mr.
Mary u. James. Funeral rD,!c. i,..r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
dUCTiOhS-LEGhiS
-
Legal Notices

Tho annual Meeting OF thr stocL hol1,r,
~ Tue '"H-tshn R'rity Corporation VIII h.
nrid - me Jefferson Hotel Rtcnno,d
Va "edneshay. February l. 1872 al 1,
O'Clock.
O T.. WEJSitEb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
Wanted Real Estate

'ARii- For sale, residence in Salem. Va.
pn car limo. $4,000. OF VIII exchange On
good farm near school ana church. ". I.
Bailey, SunDlh. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
GREAT BRITAIN PLEASED
WITH FRANCES PROGRAM
London Sees Silver Lining TO
Pcssimistic Clouds Gre
atcd by America.
ny ItnIph III. Turn.,
I h.!.d News Staff Corresponds

thitrd News staff CorrcSDonb.n,
LONDON. Jan. 2?.-Great RrI,oip
ocihS accustomed 10 making the hest
va unfortunate diplomatic situations.
now sees q silver lining to the clouds
VI hcsS!Hism which were created by
''' reluctance to share in Eu :
ropoan reconstruction plans nc on,
""uied IN the Genoa conference
The conversion of Franz.
gram more in Keeping with Tho lao
OF othSr nations is now re.,rdnJ
us peasant prospect. and tho British
nclitfe This may come ne n rnsuI,
or president iiarding's reported nj d.
'i'ude toward the Genoa meeting As
consequence. Premier Lloyd George
.n""Eh extremely hopeful Of Ameri-
can support III hiR Pam Eurano,n rn-
NiNal is now rcconciled to te,nnor,ry.
American aloofncss. even tbon,h &,
may cause the Genoa cnnferc,no o.,
bc postponed '"
"nht Amcrirns Reasons.
rms, II is believed. il due To The
nope that in the meantime ,hcrc viii
DE some piain-spokcn reasons nttri
buted to Amcrica's decision r., =.
par'icipatcdat Genoa. namely. ,hnt ,h"
French policy prccIudcs reductInn nr
hhn ornaments. as well as n more
moderate attitude toward GERMANY
ana the establishment of world rcIo
ions on Il real peace basis. Such n
u''ciopment.' British observer he.
'i".r' might swing France into line
ana awaken Premier Poincarc IN Tim
necessity Of an effort to banish Amer.
ica's misgivings
Desire Notifications.
Hritish officials openly declared that
england desires notifications i'm the
rrehch policy just as much as does
me United states. Thus. if Americas
hesithhc" 10 cooperate might lie the
means OF adjusting Anglo French re-
iati"hs IN accordance with British
specifications. then Lloyd George
would willingly await the recovery
81 Americas feelings toward France.
In inct. champions Of Anglo-Amcrj-
Gun cooperation in foreign affairs
suggest that the present American
attitude is not without some ear
marks of an Understanding with
b"wninS street. In this connection
IL is learned that when Ear! CurZon
gees TO Paris Tuesday he will dis
cuss the Genoa conference with poin-
care and viii gently point ont TO the
FRENCH Premier that the present
French program is now barring the
United states from European coun-
CHS. The British Foreign Minister
VIII urge notifications. The visit of
Curzon To Paris is regarded as cspe-
cally significant. following as it does.
"a similar visit by George Harvey.
American ambassador.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30

FARMS waited large ~ small. For uuicx
results 81" hcsBrs.. West and Timber.
Lake. farm department. J. ID. Carneal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30

FOR best 'esui',. It's, your property for
sain or FOR rent wtth l.. Il. Schmidt d.
Co. 20 Nprtn Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30

WE have client FOR three 10 four thou.
sand acfes good timbcr, mostly hard
wood. practically Icyc! land. close "a
good town cay. Describe what you
ha"". Central Losns"u'r bureau. Henry
t. Swart2. stat" Manager. Mineral. Va
WEST END ME5--Wa have "A ellen, for
home OF rooms Ia Nest Em,.
Must b. modern. What have you to
on"r7 Rex .. Jones Co.. Inc. IL %orth
Eighth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30

fOh beet r".ptt- 1isi y"'Ir .rou-rty with
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-30
Suburban TOR Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

EQUITY in bricK 1891 income property
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1895.