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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27
StratfOrd

Yesterday, whole gobs of kids were out playing rounders'' and the crack of the bat sounded over many lots in town. Today, well things look diff ferent, that's all
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27
CHATTANOOGA GETS PLAYERS.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb. 27-Presi- dent Strange Nicklin of the Chatta- nooga Southern Association club. an nounced that he had purchased out fielder Ripperton from the Beau mont club of the Texas League and Catcher kress from the Grand Rap ids team of the Central League.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27
New unusual marquisette
 for pretty curtains.

New in pattern-and unusual in it's value for small price,
 A double-thread marquisette in Jacquard weave Dots and attractive figured patterns. Mercerised finish of unusual luster. And in doubleborder design which makes curtains of well-baanced effect
 White cream and beige 29c & 39c
 Fine and pretty voie for curtains, stripes and cross bars one yard wide 29c
 Ruffed and he1nstitched voe curtains all ready fo1 hanging dainty in effect, completed by tiebands $2 pr VELOURS for portieres and overdraperies hand shades of blue tan and green plain finish bossed in tasteful patterns drape with rich eec$159 Third floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27
Bridgeport, Conn,
 Monday, Heb. 21, 1922.
A big and heavy rich rug $48.

Rug with beauty commenting it for in ether l1v- ing room or finest room of the home.
 Rug with splendid deep soft ''pile into which the foot sinks with sensation of luxurious comfort. Rug with strength and service, durability and satls- faction.
 Rug small alover pattern, in Oriental design, in distinctive lowered effect.
 weave, with fine 1ustrous finish, thick soft and in that convenient size of bv 12 feet $48 GRASS RUGS heavy in weight and close in weave, blue green cleanly and light excellent for use in sleeping-rooms:-
 8 by 10 ft-$6 g by 12 ft-$7.5O
 Third floor,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

The series with the New Haven Academies now stands one all. The third game should be played under martial law:
 Martial law might be a good thing for Stratford. Either that or Amer can Tube & Stamping Go. rule. With Robert Turney, president of the coun- ell; Frederick G. Taylor president of the board of education, and now with w. w. Leck mentioned as probable town manager. it seems as though they might scare up a. few more. let sub-contract to the Tube. and save lot of overhead expenses. There's fellow named John Murphy that make a good buck passer for all of the town officers. He is always cheer full.
 Tonight at the stratford theatre. Seena Owen in The Woman God Changed, will be the feature. A news reel and 8 comedy, For Land Sakes,'' will complete the bill. Those will attend the council meeting across the street when For Lands Sake will be mild language.
 A gentleman from Fairfield cr-uised around Paradise Lawn yesterday and then remarked that one time years ago he saw a worse road-but that it had been so long ago he couldn't re- member where it was.
 Must give credit where credit is due. The t1'olleys were running on time this morning. Cause unknown.
 Damage estimated at $500 was caused by a fire Saturday night at Housatonic and Homestead avenues, where @ chimney blaze was extin- guished by the company from head quarters.
 Since the Abrams death Friday night, railroad officials have started a crusade against treapassing on railroad property. This is the usual gone, procedure. It seems up to the railroad and the town to put street through midway between Bishop avenue. Bridgeport, and Beardsley avenue. Stratford. just as soon as such an action is within the realms of possibility.
 The latest "dope' on the Hunter council-ashcan controversy will be found in prominent location in this issue. No confirmation could be made today of a report that a man had applied for Hunters job, whose name was Ash. s. Kahn.
 The regular meting of the Ameri- can Legion tonight will be devoted largely to a discussion Of the
 bonus" which most veterans have just about despaired of getting. A backyard full of promises is what most of them feel will have to satisfy then-until another war hoves in sight. And then-more promisesi The estate of the late Lucinda F. Beckley, and that of the late Anna Porte have been admitted to probate in the court of Judge Charles H. Welles. 
 The Stratford Detphian society will also meet tonight at the Strat- ford Trust Company rooms. Looks as though some of sthe scheduled gatherings for tonight were going to be shy a quorum.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

Must give credit where credit is due The tto1leyS were running on time this morning. Cause unknown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

Suffering from an attack of heart disease, Thomas Hall, age TO. 1480 North avenue, tainted in drug store at Ma5fsan avenue and George street yerferday afternoon. pr. F. J. O,Brten responded. treated and removed him to his home. ss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27
Some special nainsook chemises are 95c.

Envelope chemises; of nainsook which is notably nt in quality.
 A snugftting but amply-roomy style, prettiy trim med with lace,and some with ribbon shoulder-sraps Nicely finished of comfort, sizes 36 to 44-95c
 econdd door
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO.

games under the direction of Albert E. Byrnes, chairman. R. H. Hart. and c. Harry Curtis The grand march will be led by the ttNewlyweds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

Damage estimated at $500 was caused by a fire Saturday night at the home of B. F. Leavenworth Housatonic and Homestead avenues where a chimney blaze was extin- guished by the company from head quarters.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

The series with the New Haven Academies now stands one all. The third game should be played under martial law:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

A gentleman from Fairfield cruised around Paradise Lawn yesterday and then remarked that one time years ago he saw a worse road-but that it had been so long ago he couldn't re- member where it was.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

Tonight at the Stratford theatre Seena Owen in The Woman God Changed, will be the feature. A news reel and g comedy, For Land Sakes,'' will complete the bill. Those who like their comedy standing up will attend the council meeting across the street when For Lands Sake will he mild lan9ua0e.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

The Stratford Detphian society will also meet tonight at the Strat- ford Trust Company rooms. Looks as though some of the scheduled gatherings for tonight were going to be shy a quorum.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-27

The estate of the late Lucinda F. Beckley, and that of the late Anna Porte have been admitted to probate in the court of Judge Charles H. Welles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

CONTINUED From First Pagc)
other minor employees OF American
vessels will become hootlcggers"
III is lawful" it adds. 30 pur-
chase liquor in foreign ports TO
smuggle IL on board a ship and hid.
IL there would be easy and prac-
ucaiiy Impossible Of detection. stew
ards and other minor employees of
Americtn ships. tempted by large
gains, would undoubtedly have avail
able "a sufficient supply OF liquor for
any Of the passengers who might
wish ii. In any event. the crews OF
American vessels. SO soon as :, ship
touched at foreign port. can rea-
sonably be expected to stock UP with
whatever they may wish. at least for
their own consumption"
Should Judge Hands decision be
sustained by the Supreme Court there
would be - gradual elimination OF
tn" American Gag from passenger
trade on the high seas" the brief
states. Congress did not state. in the
constitutional Amendment or in the
prohibition enforcement act. that
either was to apply to American YES
sells on tho high seas or in foreign
ports, 1t declares. and prohibitions, it
adds. should not be extended by Inn
plication when Congress has the
power to legislate expressly on the
subject. but has not done So"
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TURKS UGLY MOOD
THROWS DAMPER
UPON CONFERENCE

(ContlnMed From First pngeN
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mrond Street Mcthodi,t.

IL 0'tlock-"W hitc Gift" service.
sunday school and church will par
,sic,pa,e' the school attending in u
BODY, ana the professional will he
by classes, each bearing it's white
gift Ia he laid upnn an altar Of white.
Tines" gifts are to bc distributed to
tit" piur OF the city.
The pastor. Rev. Fred Il. Chcnault
y. ~. VIII urcaVh a II ." eek and
y o'clock Ills morning - will
~" The MIS-. Men and I = Gifts
and evening Might ON tay Judcan
Hills"
Walter r. Sharitz has prepared
special musical selections from i.
lamont Galbraith's sacred cantata,
The Herald OF Peace" The morn
ing program OF music follows: An
them, Awake, Put ON Thy Strength"
ohcrtory, q Little Town OF Bcthlc-
hem; anthem, "Harll. What Mean
ThoS" Holy Noiccsr"
Evcnine Anthem, Lift Up Your
Heads, i"ioirc": "ncrtory, Praise
20 the Hottest; authcm, And the
Word Was Made FLESH. organist,
Miss Florence ~. HciStcr; soprano.
Mrs. lanes y. Courtney. IN: tenor,
Hugh b; RuGE: alto. Mrs. Anna Mel
son CARRIER; bass and director. Wal
ter Il. SharitZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Trustees Auction Sale

of nine and one-tenth to.D acres of
land, with a three-room cottage
thereon. situated An the County OF
Henrico, on Darbytown Road, about
four miles from the city OF Richpond.
In execution OF deed of trust made
the 18th OF May, 1922, recorded In
Henrico Circuit Court. ID. Is. 220-D. u.
1856. default having been made in a
portion of the debt thereby secured.
and being requested by the benc-
hciary so TO do, | Will sell at auction.
on the premises. on Tuesday. Decem-
Der 20. At 1890 o'clock ~. NJ. the
aforementioned property.
TERMS: Cash as TO expense OF sale.
including trustees commission OF
per cent; one past due note for $3.50,
with interest on same; one note for
5000, with interest, payable December
Is. 1928; one note for tho sum OF
$3.50. with interest. payable Deccm-
Der Is, 1924.
This property is to DO sold subject
to prior lien of $40.
II. o. CAMPBELL.
Trustee.
DISPATCH Clansined Ads Are received
ovor the phone for your convenience.
If you Wish to buy q good used oar, read
clnsalncation il
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Wouid Admit Turkey to Tongue.

10Y associated Press.
GENEVA. Dec. IA proposal ifop
a special meeting OF the assembly
OF the league Of nations In Fehru-
AIRY 10 act on the admission oc Tur-
Key - The league, has met wl,h
considerable favor among the repro.
sentative members thus far consult
cd Great Britain il strongly urging
a special session on the ground that
turkey, a. member Of the league
could. with less possibility OF com.
piicaticns. accept measures deemed
appropriate ror the protection OF tho
mlnorit!cs within her borders.
Remotely situated counties up-
able 10 send special DELEGATIONS u,
a special meeting could. II is sug.
gested. be represented by their din
lomatic officials. Sentiment at tn,
headquarters of the league il that
Turkey should be admitted At tho
earliest possible moment if tho
league is TO I've charged with any
sort of supervision under tho treat.
being negotiated At Lausanne.
The council Of tho league at its
January meeting will decide whether
II - advisable Ia call special ses-
sion of The assembly.
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OiSpLii LLASSIFiED
Ey NOERELII e co.
Real Estate Auctionecrs
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Of
LOT NO. $50 ~ j. II. DINEEN'S
ms >,IFI.IINISlnN.

LOT NO. $50 IN j. III. DINEEN'S
PLAN OF BDIVISlON
NORTH LINE OF CARLTON STREET
By virtue OF "a certain deed OF trust,
dated December 10. 1920, and record
ed in the Clerks Office of the Rich
mond Chancery Court in ID. Is. 272-A,
page +6. default having been made III
the payment of portion Of the debt
thereby secured, and being required
by the Beneficiary so 10 do. I. the un-
dersigncd trustee, Will. on
DECEMBER 81. 1879.
at 800 o'clock y. NJ.
on the promises. proceed to sell at
public auction the property conveyed
therein. viz:
All that certain lot. piece or par
Gel of land lying and being III the
city oc Richmond. Va, 0ormerly
ilcnrico County,, commencing at II
point about 800 feet east OF pinccn
street, thence running eastwardly
along and fronting on the northern
line OF Carlton Street 20 feet, and
extending back between parallel
lines, 100 feet to an alley 20 feet
wide. and designated as/iot No. $50
in J. III. Dineen's Plan of Subdivision.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN III. MARREY.
Trustee,
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Second ItnDtiSt,

Morning serv!cc-"Reioice This
Blessed Morn" (Spcnce); "Prcpare Yc
The Way Of the Lord" (GarrctD.
-. Evening scrVicc-Organ. In the
twilight tF'laglcr); quartet, still
Is the Night in Bethlehem" (Spence) ;
quartet. Calm on the Listening Ear
OF Night" tMarston: soprano solo.
go Holy Night "a dam); quartet.
King All glorious (Barnby): duet
Tor tenor and baritone, Come Unto
Him (Faurc); quartet. While Shep-
herds Watch Their Flocks" (Neid
limGcD.
Choir-Mrs. John l.. Dorset. So
prano. Mrs. Horace Slater contralto.
Maurice Tyler. tenor: Horace Powell.
baritone: Herbert l.. Rccs. orCanist
and director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Fuirmount Ay,nuc u,u,,.,

Evening scrvicc-Organ prelude;
doNoiugS. Invocation; anthem. sing
O heavens" (Simpcr): scripture read :
ing; PRAYER, anthem, SONG OF tn,
Angels Morrison; oU"rtory; Chorai
service; Watching With The Shep-
herds" tF!llmorc) Joy 10 the
World"
Personnel Of the choir Sopranos
Patterson, Powers. William FidIcr
Misses Hazel Gordon and Jessie Kidd;
altos, Mrs Arthur Dunnivant and
Miss EStcilc Wade: tenor. Norman
Williams. bass, Elvor Davis: organ :
list and choir director, Mrs s. X
Gary.
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Plaintiff

coHDEMNArIoN PROCEEDINGS.
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Grace .tuiscoucI.

Evening scrvIcc--''A Joyous Christ
tcniuC Ear of Night." with violin
ohliEato tlIarkcrl. Sing, q Heavens
tToursl 'Stumher Song er the In
rant Jesus tGdcvrrt: 20 Little
Town OF Bcthl"hcm" INcviu.
The choir viii ais" Stag Christmas
carols. Miss Laura Mi Snyder, Vio-
linist; ENau g. rnttishall. orgauist
and director.
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Stockton street I,up,i.,.

Mornlng-Male chorus. III Came
Upon In. Midnight Clear" CWclIs);
hymn. "liark. the Herald Angels
Sing" 'Med"lssohm; onertory, Good
TidinSs' tDanksb. sermon. "A Moth
er's Christmas Dream" by the pas
tor, Rey. w Il. Leck!iter; hymn. Joy
To the World"
Evening The Herald Angels
tBierlcyj; hymn, Joy 10 the World"
male chorus, Arise. shine" Maker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

Morning service-"SinG, o Heavens"
(Semper): offertory, Glory 10 God
in the Highest" Warkerl.
Evening service-"Come All We
solo. Master Robert Gillian: Holy
Night" choir. Mrs. Peter Yates
RritOn is director Of the choir and
Miss ethel Rolling orEanist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Wrist nap,i>t Church.

Morning service-Authem, Chris
tians Awake" tWarren) quartet. Old
French Carol" Ooyful song). tGa-
NacrD: oTcrtory anthem. star of the
The Christ Child" ,Coonbs).
Evening Servicc--JuSt before the
evening service begins the quartet
carols OF the seventeenth and eigh-
.tecnth centuries. opening anthem
"Cantique Noel" (AdamD: quartet
Holy Night, Peaceful Night CLAW
lcyJ; oNertory anthem. Arise. shine
for Thy Light Has Come" tShclley) :
sermon, anthem, "Of the Father
Love" (Macfarlanc).
Personnel OF choir-MrS. Horace L.
Dowcll. soprano, Mrs. r. :. 1Iudgins
Lr.. alto; Joseph Whittcmorc. tenor
TnNlor Scott. baritone; Shepherd
Webb, organiSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
THE PAIN OF NEURITIS
is RELIEVED

a most helpful asset In lighting
tho persistent pains OF neuritis is
the new TISGLE'S L.AXO ASPIRIN
Helther a haoit-forminG nor a
narcotic drug, II does hold great
pa:a defeating powers. The. salt
cyiic acid II contains quickly dis
tonds the many tiny blood vesselr
renewing congestion and the con-
sephoht pain. Tho tired. urttated
nerve centcrs arc soothed and rr..
natural Precipitation usually takes
place.
The digestant contained in TIN.
Giles LhXo ASPIRIN prevents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
SPECIAL SUNDAY MUSIC
Continued From rlf,h Page,

V'VIII INuvH FFVm FIIth FaSc.)
bugs, Miss Margaret Crooks. Miss
Margaret Branch, Miss Eva Wilkjn-
son, Miss Annie Lee LaSsiter; alto,
Mrs. Nv. Y. l'Hrr. Miss Jean Armour
Miss Anne Bugg, Miss Sadie Elem
ming; tenor, Hunter Wagner, :. G.
Day. w. J. Burruss, John IL. John
son; bass, 9. I. Wade. j. \. SaXauer.
RE Hetzer. nrgan!st; John II. Johh-
son, director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

l"hem" tNeviu); There Were Shep-
herds" (BuckD.
Choir-soprano Miss Myrtle Dun
ton. contralto. Mrs. Ross Puctte.
tenor, Or. NJ koblcnzor. basso. Roy
harton. orsanist and director. Percy
w. Pcay.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO
%

Tho regular quarterly dividend ot 40
on the preferred stock OF the Universal
Leaf Tobacco Company. Incorporated. has
been DECLARED. payable ON January 2. 1929
10 the stockholders Of record a, the close
II bu-nsas OF. December -. 1922.
=. u. DUZIER,
Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Overbrook PrcSbytcriun.

Morning scrvice--Preludc. "Fcstnl
processional" (HacketO, organ: an.
them. Tie Deum" (AlZamora), choir:
oHertory "PaStorale" tFaulkes). or
gan: solo, Mrs. J. y. Eubank postlude.
Brcak Of Dawn" (Schnccker)
Evening scrvice-Prelude Chorus
OF Shepherds" (Lcmmonsl organ:
THE Guiding star" (Adams). male
quartet: onertory. The shepherd
Song" (Wilsom. organ: anthem.
sing. O Heavens" trours). choir:
male quartet. Incidental solos by
Airs j. y. Eubank. soprano; Mrs 4
w. Honey, soprano. MiSa Anna Del
Grandc. contra!to: ". V. Moore, tenor:
l." T.. Fell baritone. Mr.. Edwards,
bass. Postlude. The Heavens Arc
Telling" UIaydm.
"Thc Meaning of the star" At the
evening service. the pastor. a. W
Honey, Will give n reading. The
Guest of the Shepherds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
AUCTfONS-LECALS
Legal NUlICes

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
ELEVEN

but Ambassador chnd and Joscpn
{. Grew Will remain IN s,yl..Nrs
land FOR Christmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

M.--"Aucient OF DayS' Ct. Albert
JeffcryD. chorus: Come Thou Long
Expected jesus (Wesley). chorus.
Prayer in Song" CIV. y. Post3. quar-
tct. Miss Mary Bell Spcck, Miss
Gladys Mallonee. J. Harvey Verell.
Frank g. Wade, Jr.: ''Harh. the Bells
Are Einging Clear and sweet
lNoltc), chorus. Arise. Shine. for
Thy Light Is Come" CStcphcnsom
quartet; THE birthday OF the King
(Neidiiugcr), Frank G.. Wade and
quartet.
Christmas CarolS-"W lille Sh.p-
herds Watched Their Flocks" dian
deb: 1T Came tppn the Midnight
Clear" tNoltc); There's Song in
the Air" kirkuatricl<): silent
Night" .IGruherl; Joy to the World"
liauiclJ
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Paramount Avenue Methodist.

Angels Sing" hymn. The SON
PRAYER; Holy. Holy! Dykes: lesson
from the old TcstamcnI Gloria
Pntri; lesson from the New Tcsta-
nent; anthem. "Wuuderful story"
WILSON. HYMN. 80 Little Town OF
Rcthiehem" (Kiancr) sermon, Hos
ship the King" tHaydcn); bcncdie-
ton
i.vcninr Anthem. - Bring You
Good ridinGs;" hymn, 80 Come All
Nc Faithtul." Apostles Creed: prayer.
Day Is DYING ia the Nest (Sh,r-
VIM; lesson from the old rcSta-
mont; Gloria Patri. lesson from the
New Testament, anthem. The Storm
He stays tkirhl: hvmn. silent
NiGht tGrubcrb: sermon. Lame In
Huth Foot" prayer; hymn. Joy to
the WORLD tiinndcD; bcncdiction.
Sopranos, Mir. Ii II. IIcch-
Ter. Miss E'anCh ShackclCurd. Mrs
Raymond Carter, Miss BlanCh Hcadlcs
Miss Emma ShackcltOrd Mrs. Edith
Sn"ed. Mrs. Eddie Martin. Miss Char
lotto Blair. Mrs. Minnie Pollard. Miss
Marie Garict. Miss Edna knight.
Miss beatrice Cousins: altos Mrs
TlagS Gentry, Mrs. T. NJ Erushwood
Mrs. May White, Miss Elma Brush
wood, Mrs. l.. i. Bass: tenors. c. w
Pollard, Charlie Chaikl"y. Charlie
Smith, Allen Mills: bass, Willie
Chalkley. ~. T. Williams James Yer
lander, George Lane; organist. Miss
Mercy Lane; pastor. Rev. j. Sidney
Peters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
STATE & CITY BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY

December q, 1922.
The Directors Of this bank have this
DAY declared tho regular quarterly divi-
dend of two and one-half (3h%) on tho
capital stock. payable January a.. 1928, TO
stockholders of record as Of Daoembor
~. 1929. Checks will DO mailed December
80. 1922. Hi,t
JESSE 3. WOOD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

The outlook for a satisfactory out
come. however, Is far from bright.
The prominent delegates are 50 un-
easy about the situation that few of
them are planning to leave Lausanne
for Christmas. Meetings will be held
again tomorrow, but Christmas. Day
VIII he Il holiday, and the sessions
VIII resume next Tuesday.
Rear admiral Bristol. of the Amer
lean delegation left for Paris today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

Observation-Disclosures meet.nS. The
annual meeting OF tho stockholders OF
the Union Bank OF Richmond will be
held In the directors room Of said bank
on Thursday. January II. 1929. at IL
noon Tor tho election OF directors for
the ensuing year and such other bust
hes as may properly come before tho
mecting. z. Q. Rarksdnle. cashier
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AUC1IOSS-LEGAL.S
Legal Notices
% l

FIRST NATIONAL. BANK.
Richmond. Va.
December II. 1922
The Directors OF this bunH has this day
declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF aSe on capital stock. payable January
:. 1921. to stockholders Of record of De-
cember 9Th Checks VIII be ma!lei De.
cember 80, 1929.
JAs. N IAI.I.- LIZ
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AUCTfoTJS-LEC rs
LEGAL Notices
AMERICAN NATIoNAL nANk.

The directors have this day declared IL
dividend of per cent upon III" stock OF
this bank. payable January !. 1928.
o. H. HILL Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

To the orcditocs 81 ~ T. bOwDY.
of hichmond. "a tie County %! Hcuril0.
and district Observation-Disclosures
Notice is hereby given that on December
., 1922. The said ~ J.. pDWDY wa.
duly AdjudIcated Uaukrupt. ana that In.
hrst meeting Of his creditors vii! De- hold
N my oihcs, hooms ili.-!!Is Mutual
building. Richmond. Va ON The. lSr
DAY OF JANUARY. 1893, al 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon. a. whith time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint tristce. examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as mgy
properly cGTna be:ora said meeting.
TliDS. u SSEAD,
Referee ia Bankruptcy.
December -, 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

tho disturbance OF digestion which
so frequently follows the uso OF
ordinary aspirin. The laxative
qualities bring about a more ct
fective remedy. These cleanse Tho
BODY OF the waste poisons that ars
az the root OF the whole matter
the real causs OF the intenss main.
Each OF the Ingredients !n TIN
Giles LANo ASPIRIN performs
a definite. helpful work toward
bringing about absolute relief.
That Is why you should ask for
tlHEi.ES LASo ASPIRIN. the i'm
proved aspirin with til. tarss
pDints.