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The World of Sport in 1921;
Champions and Records Made

The year 1921 saw more than the rehabilitation OF world sport
after the war. 1t saw international competition reach a new high
level-saw American representatives gain greater glory than ever
before. 1t saw bearers of the Stars and Stripes win new titles and
defend old ones with marked success.
The international pole trophy, which was carried away to Eng
land by the British four in 1914. was brought back to this country
through the medium of a startling success. The Yankee team went
into the test second choice, but it scored a hollow victory. In lawn
tennis Americans enjoyed unprecedented success. They defended
the Davis Cup against a record field, and retained it. William T:
Ilden I'd defended the worlds title successfully. both here and
abroad, while Mrs: Franklin Mallory gained world laurels among
women with her triumph over Mile. Suzanne Lenglen. Tilden also
took over the worlds hard court title.
In boxing America retained its supreme position with several
remarkable victories. Foremost, of course, was the decisive triumph
which Jack Dempsey, scored over Georges Carpenter. Pete Her
man knocked out Jimmy Wilde, Frank Moran stopped Joe Beckett,
heavyweight champion Of England, and Kid Lewis knocked out both
Johnny Basham and Boy Mccormick, a couple of British title
holders.
In golf Jock Hutchinson. representing the United States, won
the British open championship, while Miss Cecil Leich, best of the
English women golfers, failed in her attempt to take over the Amer
lean title as well. In swimming Miss Ethelda Blebtrey and Nor
man Ross continued to lead the world Miss Bleibtrey set some
astonishing records in Australia. @
Edouard Horemans of Belgium and Roger Cont of France at
tennptedsto wrest Willie Hopes balklne billiard title from him. but
both failed. However, the title did go from the old champion to
young Jake Schaefer. In fencing the American team beat the
British combination recently. In track and field sport Harvard and
Yale won oyer the combined OxfordCambrdge squad, and the
French relay team was no match for Yankee college fours at the
Pennsylvania relay meet.
America defended the International motor boat trophy with a
sensational feature in the form of the attainment of eighty miles an
hour by the Miss America II.
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Alpena Club, Brooklyn. Lightweight,
M. ]. Smith, Congress Council z
ct c.. Observation-Disclosures Singer
Ninety.second street Y. M. H. A Ban.
tamweight-Sid ferris, Rutgers Gym
nasium. Flyweight-Louis Perfett
K. OF c.. Centre. L. I.
CHESS-Professonai|ose r, Cap
alliance OF Havana coiIege--Colum 5ia
in C. H.jY. p. League; Cornell in Til
angular League.
COURT TENNIS - Amateur and
open Jay Gould. New York. Doub-
les-Jay Could. New York, and JOS
eph w. Wear. Philadelphia. Profes-
sional Walter A.. Kinsella, New
York.
CYCLING - Professional - sprin,
- Frank L. Kramer. Six Day Race
Alfred foullet and Maurice Brocco.
Amateur = Sprint Bobby Walthour.
Jr. Paced George Chapman. Road
Racing-Arthurs N:eminsky.
HANDBALE- Junior Singles = p.
J. McDonough. Pastime A.C. Junior
Doubles-R. Butler. and E. Groden,
Trinity Club. Senior Singles - DR.. J.
Hedge OF Minnesota.
HORSE RACING-Morvich.
LAWN Observation-Disclosures T.
Tilden, I'd. Philadelphia. Women -
Mrs. Franklin I. Mallory. New York.
men q Il. 6liQen "a,
Philadelphia, and Vincent Richards
New York. Women's Doubles-Aiss
Mary K. Browne and Msr. Louise r..
Williams. Los Angeles
NOTORBOAT RACING-MiS AM
erica H., owned by Gar Wood Of De-
troit.
TRAP Observation-Disclosures Cham.
pfon-Ntck Arie. Kingrnan. AEz.. Pro-
f~essional Champion-Art Killan, St
Louis. Mo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Benson,
Swedish American "A. C. 115--Jot
Troyer, Redlands University. 49,
Robin Reed, Multnowah A. G. (Port-
sAnd). 135-J.J.. Humerich. Los An
reles A. G. Jar. j. vis. Los An
sgeles A.. C.. 158-Charles johnson,
Swedish Gymnasium. Boston. 175-
Fred Meyer. Chicago Hebrew InstI-
.tute. Observation-Disclosures Meyer. Chi
fcago Hebrew Institute. Professional
-Stanislaus Zbyszko.
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dock. Los Angeles Athletic Club At
Paddock Stadium, Pasadena, Cal,
Jcne Is. 1891
Paddock. Los Angeles. Athletic Club,
~ paddock Stadium, Pasadena, Cal.
! Jrne Is, 1921.
1so Yards-12 2-5a, Charles W.
Paddock. Los Angeles Athletic Club,
al Paddock Stadium, Pasadena, CAL,
June is. 1871. -
$50 Yards-14 1-5a. Charles W.
Paddock. Los Angeles Athletic Club,
a. Paddock. Stadium, Pasadena. Cal,
Jrne Ii. 1874, -
Paddock Stadium. Pasadena, Col,
June IS 1891.
80 lard Low Hurdle (tndoor. nvo
hurdles Z It. s In. high. q yards
apart dra hurdle fifteen yards from
! starting point and last hurdle fifteen
yards before finishing hne)- 1-5s.,
Earl Thomson. Dartmouth College at
Madison Square Garden. New York,
February 10, 1881
'44e Yard Hurdle toutdoor. ton
hurdles ! It. s IN. high. first hurdle
forty yards from the start. forty yards
between each hurdle and last hurdle
forty yards before the fn'si\ag Ene}
i-5s tbs A.. Desch. NoHe Dame I'm
iverIt|. Fraskltn Field. Philadelphia,
Pa. April 20. 1871. 3,
Ice Yard (CoreEtatc) - ass.
Maurice II. Kirksey, Stanford Univer-
sity at dual meet between Oregon
Agricultural College and Stanford I'm
i. iversity on the Stanford track, Nay
is. -:
DISCUS Throw tscho1astic. { Il. :
~; :>a1a kk> M %1~---
Hauser. Oxnard High School, a Santa
Barbara. Cal. April Is. 1891. ~.
sWorld records .s st5.i4aayl
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BASEBALL

The year 1921 was .no.h.. "a
were hea baseball prosperity. Times
~ none too good and the attsnd
we. IN the MAJOR leagues ~ iea. ~
~ was not as large as IN 1920. *. Ne,
8 year IN the, games history VIZ
90. was an exceptionally p%rosnero,,s
year. Exciting races a. iboth ~ lvuS
.lonal q American bodies he,n.
make 1t %. and the nat,,raI -
healthy growth Of. hasshs ~ anu
hs. nanonafs pastme and instit,,t,n.
mas reached such large \ .1 400
p.vporIaons that patronage "a N.Y.
with certain vaccinations IN pc,
as permanently large. o1"seo On
me lszl season IN the his Il. -.
vas featured by the hard. ni,,c,.,. Is
successlul pennant fights raIesthy ~
Two New York clubs r.aue oy the
met in the world series /. M.icn later.
s,,ch 9. an alleged lively BAH ana r 20
haen extraordinarily, long d ana ~
na..il's that that hitting ~. ais.ance
e the resiiency .of tlrs / i,tuE ~
,.! 4 reason also was ma s. go
: Hsgss sraDte part of IL ~
Z DISTINCTLY mediocre 49,. scnings Of
~ ~ much to do viii, Z whfch
S.Al1g as any additional jt,,a,s1 nar4er
e,,r. y l1s manufacture. Tha c.aent-
NIL nsd out more heavy My seayon
- ..e n,ts than any predec sn I
continued on followi,r $500
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TRACK AND
FIELD ATHLETICS

'1ss Cs-d-s 5-N-. Charles Pad
dock. University Of Southern Caltfor-
mia a. Berkeley Cal. March IS. 1871.
'iss 1aE-s 3-5a- Charles ".
Paddock University Southern Califor-
ma AZ Ree'znts Cal. April Is, 1921.
100 YARDS :-5s. Charles W.
paddock Los angeles A. c.. at Pad
COCK Stadium PASADENA, Cal, June
100 YARDS .-sa-, Charles W
Paddock. Les Angeles Athletic Club.
a. Paddock Stadium. Pasadena. Cal.
July 4. 1921.
:2o yards-zo 4-ss., Charles W.
Paddock. University Of Southern Cali
I. Berkeley. Cal. March rs. 1921.
100 Aeters-1o 2-Ss.. Charles W.
Paddock. University Ok Southern Cali
fornia. al Redisnds. Cal, April 70.
200 Me,en-z1 1-ss. Charles ".
Paddock. University of Southern Cali
iornia. at Redlanda- Cal. April Is,
800 Yards-so 1-5a.. Charles w
Paddock. University of Southern Cal.
nosnsa. at Redlands. Cal, April Is.
1890 Meten-s. 1-sa. Charles
Paddock. University of Southern Calf.
fornhr ut Redlands, Cal. April -.
1871.
sl.eee Yards-zm. IL 1-5s., Larry
Brown. Unfversity Of Pennsylvania. al
Frankhn Field. Philadelphia, Pa.
:Runalns Broad jump tvi,bout
veishts)-z5 t. in. Edva1d o.
Gourdin. Harvard University. at Cam.
hridge, Aas3-. July -, 1921.
Is Nile Waik-1h. I'm. 81 SIS.
William Plant, M~orningstde Athlete
Club. New York. at Macombo Dam
lpask. New York city. November Is,
Two Hours-14 miles. 1,11s yards.
William Plant Morninxside Afhletic
Club. New York. ct Aacombs Dam
fRark. New York city. November Il.
10 Yard High Hurdle dndoor 6vo
hurdles. ) It. s in. hfeh. ten ysrds
eapart. first hurdle fifteen yards from
starting. point and last hurdle fifteen
yards before finishing Ine-S 4-5a,
Waldo Ames. Chicago Athletic Asso,
cation at Chicago. March rs. 1877
s440 Yard Relay (outdoor. four
men. each ran 10 yards)-42 2-5s.
New York Athletic Club team a. j
Wefers: Jr.. 2. K. Lovejoy. H.. Ray
md Edwar FarrelI), at Paddock
1850 Yard Relay (outdoor. fn,,,
men, each ran z20 yardsl-lm. -
.2-5s.. New York Athletic Club team
(B. J. Wefers. Jr.., r. 4. Ioyefov II
Ray and Edward Farrell), at PAD.
dock Stadium. Pasadena, Cal. Jul,
rs. 1921.
sOne Mile Relay foutdoor, win
baton. four men. each mar ran IA
yards)-5ms rs z-5s.. American u.
gion State Of P~ennsylyania team %
D. Rogers. Earl Eby. Larry Brovn
End Rs: Maxaml. franklin Field,
two Mile Relay (outdoor. sou,
men. each running $50 yardsl-T I'm.
so 2-5s..ss Oxtord4Cambrid9e team ~
Chatham. n. B. GtAliard. w. M. Nh
iligan ands|G. b. d. Kudd. All member,
4AchilIes Club. EnGIapdJ, at Franklin
Field, PhiIadeIphia. Pa. May /. 1920
80 Yards--s 4-Ss. Charles W. PAD.
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j

-5-2sa; 70 nles dm- tits; lsm.
Es-a*as II miles, I3n I-4sA: Is
Mi1ez Ssm. Fists 81 niles 33n- Is
s4sa q uilez-. SON aa-se1; 1oS
mile1 IN sn- So lis by Aubord IN
FalSe X CniautoWu ca Nay 20.
Won Connective - 9trzsFhta1ay
-GJrdk. CiaH 3. stock cdasH. 800 to
Eao caEc Incas-AiinEees, fists:
I uiie~ 5e-tzk . UiLeA In- sta: ;
uIla1- Ez- 45-S5a; 4 Eiez- In Is
assa 5 niles IN 534a4 By Good
E,'=s1 u Eaaz1e< AZ CAy-oaa April
&
[Hn--7ur~erre- Speedway, Cas-
RIcx cazaEz 3a3 20 4ss cubic
1aza=-ss lIsa - II 5T AuIford in
|E= Ii -1zE1-cEu ca MAJ 20.
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BILLIARDS

Balkline professionally - Jacob
schaefer. high run 4se. New York
city. March s. 1911. High Averase-
Jacob schaefer, 200 in 400 points,
Chicago. November ~. 1891. Cham
pionshfp' Balkline Tournament q, High
Run Record-Welker. Cochran, 384.
Chicago. November Is, 1921. -
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Records Made
III 1921
AUTOMOBILINC

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES records, re-
iEardiess OF class. non-stock-76 miles,
.10m. BIS; 100 miles, 81 5-4-5s.; $50
miles. In. 21m. - 1-5s.. bySHeaFne In
Duesenberg at Cotati. Cal. on August
$50 miles. 2h. Ism. 11al-5s., BIZ
Murphy in Duesenberg at San Carlo,
Cal. on December s..
Non-Competitfve - Speedway. rec
crds, $50 cubic inches-5 miles. SIN.
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1921 AMERICAN CHAMPIONS
Mll.on.

AvLATION-Alutude-Jo "A. Macready speed-Bert Acosta. #
SENIOR OUTDOOR TRACK AND sELD-1oo Yards-charles Pad
- y 8 2 n saey snss.I Nsw ro.ks InrG.s $50 Ya5as-A Helgrtch.
Johnston Edgar Thomson Steel A.&A Three Vile Walk-wiTiam Plant
Mornngsde A. c. s10 Yard Hurdies-Earl j. Thomson Boston 4. !. o2l
Yard Hurdie3-Earl {. Thompson Boston A ]. 40 Yard Hurdles-As
aDeAGh, Metre Dame University Broad Jump. o. Gourdin. F1arvard Iri
WMQ. High Junp-D !. Albert. Chicago A. A. Hop. Step and umn-
EsN1nmmsn Geaa Niassy-sscend Street J. N. e. a. Pole yauh-Ed- Kncurek
a.. sThro.fns s4zacsn Pound anmer-P Ryan.LoushIn Lyceun. New
sz111tton AnEeEx un.ttashed, Ghicaso SThrouins FNtyhx Pound weight,
@@4%IINE MAlAY&-441 Yards-New YorJs "A. c. (Wefers. Loyejoy, a 4
b 9Aey3gM TX rde-Ne York%As ~ wefers Ray, Loyetoy q FarreII
81 ~ laGs[EeM Fork &C lWeers Adams. Ray and Stevenson. Two Mics
9Ta4sk 81 c sssusIa Courses. Adams and, Iasllhacb]. -Four Mla-
nssssss me- Inssn. e z Los Ansse "a 4. 6 CT, Ten nls HUI. Il .Jehnssea. Eds.r
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RACING

Audacious, 11s MS. / mile, 1855
80, Belmont Park. June /. i I-s
Mtles-Goaler, - Ia rba., 1:ls. Bel
mont Park. June 10.
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SKATING

1ce-Ray McWhieter, Lake Placid.
; miles. I'm. 48s. Halt Mile-Joe
Moore. New York. I'm. II 3-5s.
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TOBACCO SELLING SEASON
NEARS ITS CLOSE HERE:
Little Sun-Curcd Leaf Left i'm
Hands of Growers for
Marketing.

The Leaf tobacco selling season.
now over in nearly all Of The Nir-
Einia markets. is pcteriuE out In
Richmond The official announce
ment az the closing date has not
been made. but it is very evident that
there is mighty little of the sun
cured leaf rema ming Ia tho hands OF
tho growers and yet To be sold in the
Richmond warehouses
No one knows how much is being
held in the barns for the pool" So
far less than 1000. 600 pounds have
been delivered and stored by the
poolers. II is not known when this
VIII he sold. probably not until July
o: August.
The loose leaf sales in the ware
houses last week amounted to lcss
iEan 10000 pounds. Tile offerings
consisted mainly OF the better grades
Of sun-curcd leaf and sold we'll.
Warchousemen have 10 guesscs IN
make as to events of this week. but
IL is very certain thar the sales will
he no larger than they were last
week.
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Markets
CONTINUED From seventh rage)
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. March 81 broad market,
Win wheat prices uc,ua,inr rapidly and
the close ncir The low point. iInrNcd th,
snort saturday session on the ,'niCar,.
Board 81 Trade. Wheat closed with net
a"sses 81 l'sc TO Sc. Corn was off ic to
ss,c: oats finished i.c to &c lower: lard
from i:'sc to &c h:ghcr and ribs 3oc TO
In the wheat pit Eastern bears az
tacNcl the May Cptu'' at the start and
were hciuvl ty some local traders rhrrn
was some "NCo'lcu' Su; port for July when
th"s" TACTICS brouGh. the later months -
around Viz and ihv FIRST SUBSEQUENT de-
CI'hcs were checked May received sun
port NJ around So, and tue locals hurts
genoa ~ Scu:rIcd to cover when this de-
NeIopcd. The "Hugc" az the buy1ig was
obscure. but II evidently had iia limits
10" when Local longs tried to- unload :
wards IN. close :ney ,.Lnd no takers nnl
a decided stump marked the nnni thirty
minutes " =
Corn was wcal5 from the start, nal
"" Nay went into low ground for
the present movement. EXPORTERS hourht
corn NJ Omaha, hut domestic in,luststI,
c'mand seemed shut OH and on, hor~sh
report was thci plants AZ several md
West points would be- shut down ncraua.
Il" i""d wa being sold ard starch wa.
Oats merely nu;te:ed up or down in
tn" wax" Of corn. "
Provisions were cons' inrab, high co-,v
bnt r"alizinE sales checked the udvanc
Higher yards prices fug live hogs ami inn
proved conditions in the I.!cVr,oOl ,ro-
vision market was ;ne tiIcf news fac,or
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SmnlI Sprclnl Snlcx nj nnn,ili.

DANNtLl.E. March oJ.-The spo.
CA! leaf tobacco sale arranged nv
some OF the buyers and the ware
housemen for yesterday lasted an
h"ur and something over 1Oo. ooC
rounds were sold. This sale carries
i'"nNiiie's total for 142l-22 season
Weit over the th;rty-four million
MARI put 1t is probable will not be
oun'en In the official total as yes
Iu'E sale did not come within
INC season limit.
The total sales for the season cx.
elusive of the 100000 or more po,nds
soid yesterday. was 33.e7o.6i5 pounds
when brought $3.50. o3a.69. average
1897 per 100.
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Chase city INV s,onav ,r,,,

i'ASE CITY, March .t-T'ho ,o.,,
OF i"oSc-loaf tobacco on IN.
w.,,. LOT the season Of 1871 -
crossed last week. was C.13o
Pnmhus of bright. which aver
n,,,,, 80" per hundred. making the
amount realized by tho growers 8,
4h2.63S.I2 These figures shou 10,
Chasc City now ranks ms tbc III
,"FE'St bright tobacco market In
Virginia. III
~! the Warehouses here will OMEN
ID me usual time in August for the
s"l' or TINS Years crop. and i, Is
pro'a"lo that before the opening dali
arr 'hGrincnts will be completod for
ouo'e sales when the market is
g."wdcd during the season. The
ooacco Board OF Trade has indorscd
me movement 10 that end
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:
AIiiIfcrd.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COZ FEE.

NEW YORK. March 2j.-'rh. market i"..
"hic" ihtifcs was quiet affair th"ou IN =
out III" day. and prices knpt within M, r.
iuN Limits. Easier official cables wcr"
nCse' oE nrioer special cables. and there
WAS "a .l'tic early trade buying while
commission houses sold. At the opening
ih" nlaiKct was points higher TO poin,
lower, WITH May advancing 10 90. There
was l!ttlS selling pressure near IN.
ninSr, hhd inai priH were uout not
n'ch"r 10 net LOVE-. Sales were csti-
mated at about i2.ep bags May. 30:
Juy. 20. Scptrmby. o.:3: December. ~
SPOT cocc" was quiet. bu; nrm At ~.
TO !" for Rio ~ and l3ii To II for San,r.
w toSt ana freight offers were UNCHANGED
W - NolntS nlEhnr. HOMrhnn ~ ~
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Lynchburg In It's Inst Wcck

IYNCIIBURG. VA. March os
ceipts OF leaf tobacco were vorv I;w,,
'his week. amounting to only as S0o
ROUNDS. showing that about all n,
me is2l crop has been sold and as tho
Nn"rhct VIII be open only one NOR,
week. the remainder. it is thought
VIII he sold then.
irices hold about as have bocn for
seFerai weeks. all desirable rrodos
ot,hE IN active demand and bringing
Sp!end;d prices. indicating ma, ,hn
ppn!crS ala not &c, as much good TO-
oacco as they wanted.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
KNITTED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.


ON this "!st day Of March. \. u.
~ on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. IL is
Ordered by the court. That a hear
ing ID" had unon the same on tn"
18TH DAY or April. A. u. 1899.
before said court, at Richmond. VA.
IN said district. at - o'clock noon. ana
mat notice thereof be published IN
The Times Dispatch. a newspapers
printed in said district. and that all
known creditors and other persons
IN interest may appear at the said
time and place. ana show cause. II
any they have, why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted
And II is further ordered by the
court. That the clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors. copies ~
said petition and this order. addressed
10 them at their places OF residence
as stated.
Witness tho Honorable u. LAW
RENEE GRONER. Judge Of the sa id
court md the seal thereof. at Rich
mond, in said district, on the 2Ist day
of March. \. l.. 1929.
Attest:
JOSEPH L. BRADY.
, 'Scai Clerk.
{. :. SMITH. JR. ESQ,
ATTORNEY for n
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnNErs.
hRN GnI..NN

were quiet with q further w.tk.nilr RE
T no,tsh In print cloths sr,',I',."s h.ih
iaT'F steady. Yarns were ..lilnr. ,.ur-
APPS were steady. Linens We firm. Wool
hhu s,.k nress roods wore offered In Job.
DTS hhhiS at concessions II was an
noun'cd during the day Nat thrrc would
D" .h auction sal" OF ca.pc:J and rugs
IppFoNiihhinE @ol0 bales beginning NIun
day. April ,, aud continuing during thn
800, me sal" comes at Ia. advent ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-26

,o on thiS ~ day Of March. \. ID.
ri I'm on leading The petition Tor DIS
cHhrGe OF the bankrupt. IL is
ordercd by the court That a hcur
me pc had upon the same on tho "GrIl
~ or Ai'RlI.. y. l.. 1922. bcfnr.
SHlu court. at Richmond. Va, in s1
uIStrict, at II o'clock noon; and thai
!Tr1.'ce thereof be published i'm Thc
ilmcs- Dispatch. II newspaper prin, nd
III 81 district. ana that all Known
vlcui'ors and other persons in Interest
no! appear at the said tim, and
pih'"' ana show cause. If any thrv
,'aVt. why the prayer OF the said ne,
'',"hcr should not be granted.
MA IL rs further ordered hv tho
N""rt' Ihat the clerk shnll send h,,
mani 70 all known creditors. comics
Gt SAID petition and this order adj
dressed to them at their places nr
'cS,uthcc as stated.
:. itness tho Honorable u. LAW
kE;SCE GRoNER. Judge of ~.
SIaiI Court and the seal thereof 81,
richmond, Va. in said district an
nc TN day OF March. y. u. 1922.
JOSEPH e. BRADY
y. L. FLIpPEN. ESQ.
Attorney for BanlrtIu;
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New Landing Record.

tn" Locust Point grain elevators
OF The baltimore and Ohio Railroad
recently established II new loading
record FOR ,hc port by placing 2S5.
U"C bushels aboard ships In thir-
teen hours. During eight hours OF
the same day the elevators loaded
I"H."SS bushels. at tn. rate Of "a
!23 bushels per hour
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Wtnston-snlcm.. Grand r,

MlNSToN-SALEM. " G.. March -
since tho official closing OF nc
ioose-leaf tobacco warehouses -,
ms city for the season OF l.n, 90
mere nave been "A few sales OF str,g'
EilhE iots made privately. but thev
uo not ada materially to the total
Tor the season. ''
me total auction sales for the sea
son was 3@,6i9o2I pounds. sold for
s"s2 i.1s1.i3. the seasons average he -.
ing $23.09 per hundred.
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COTTONS..ID O,t

NEW YORK. March 2J-CoJtonsccd oil
was puiet. but nrm. owing to to covering
"i shorts on the strength displayed IL,
ne hog products, ciosint; bids were u
- points net higher. sues. 900 harr. -.
sales: prime summer yellow .pot 1865:
Nay il@: July. ll.5S: September. il.JJ. all
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, MARCH &C. 1922

uuotcd AZ lie and part bourbon - and IL
iS.'p 10 l.NS Rio u.s. $50 to 9s5 AMI Vic
me onieial cable rctortcd no change
~ IN" no.Iar buying rate in the rat.
on London Rio was las rcis lower and
santos % To 10 rcis lower. Special cables
Rio ana 80 to Iaj rcis ~ Saut..
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NAVAL SrnI,l.S

SAVANNAH. en-. Mnrch aI-rurnoutI
nr'n. slA: sales. -. receipts -: shir,menis
l c., stock; 'N; k"sln tlrim; sa los no. re-
Quot: ~ -. T.. T. ihsi,: g; H. l. i0;is:
IN 80: NJ. TO: y. ".!5: VIC. SO. WV.
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on this 22nd day Of March \. u.
ls22. on reading the Petition for dis
chargo OF the bankrupt IL is
Ordered by the court, That a hear
ing be had upon the same on the 2aTII
DAY or APRIL, 4. - 1922. before
said court. at Richmond. Va. Tn SAID
district, at IL o'clock noon. ana tina,
notice thereof Be publiei,.d In Tho
Times. Dispa tch. a newspaper printed
In said district and THAI ~! known
creditors ana other persons in interest
may appear at the said time ana
place. and show cause. II any th"y
have. why the prayer Of the SAID pc
titioner should not be granted.
And II is further ordered by tn,
court, That the cl.rl; snail! send by
mall to all known creditors. COPIES
OF said petition and this order. aa-
dressed TO them At their place. of
residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable -. Law
RENEE GRON;H, Judpo OF tn
saId court. and the seal inorccf. al
Richmond. Va. in said district o.,
the 22nd day OF March y. D. 1922.
JOSEPH T.. BRADY
(SeaD clerk
GEORGE j. HOOPER, ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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THURSDAY. MARCH aOTu. lg2.
AT & n'I'lnAL l.

we Will sell the Stock and store Fix
lures OF the Emery Grocery Cumnany
No. Coz West clay street. who have
10 vacatc the building Tor n"w ten
ant. The stock consists OF Canned
Soups. Pork ana Beans Peaches
Syrups, salmon. MIX. pottcd Meats
Doves. Good Luck ana other Rak:ac
POWDERS. AraSon Coffee. Tctley and
banquet Icas. Spices. Extract. Cocoon.
Chocolates. MayunuaiSc Dressing
Mustard. preserves. Cereals. Soaps
Washing. Powders, Ly". Oil cans
CiSarS. cigarettes. Smoking Tobacco
Chewing Gum. Candy, etc: also
Swinging Scales. Meat Block. Meat
Tools. Eddy Refrigerator. Flat lee
Box. Paper Racks etc
Sale positive TERMS. cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION 90.
INCORPORATED
AuCiiOnccrS