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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
BROAD STREET BANK IS:
REPORTED TO BE:s0LO
Controlling Interest Purthaycd
by National State and
City Bank.

Purchase OF the controlling inter.
est In The Er"ad street Bank ky Inv
,"rcs's representing tho National
state and city Iank, was r.ehSttsd
from authoritative sources Yesterday,
though tho am"unt of the deal WIs
not made public. a--,.rt.,
Tho Broad street Bank. cf Witch
IN" late W NJ. Habliston was Founder
and president, has n capital stock of
{.oH.ooO and has been making, rapid
advancement in the past fe&' Years.
IL was 'he first bank established on
BROAD street and its stockholders
nnh patrons are numbered among
~" largest and most succc ssfuL 7rrssrs5
chants IN the retail district
Several conferences were held >Ehs-
'"rday ON tn" subject and no official
statement WAS Forthcoming last
night though unofficial and a ppsG-
emily authentic sources con jrniad The
report of tn" sale .soaua,
The present directors "f tneJ BtSitt
street Eauk are Rcniamin AlSop,
James I. Disney. Never Gree reree;.'r T,
tiw"nd Tragic Raphael Levy.-'w: s.
Rh"ads. Charles Il. Robin$, r.
Saunders. Ill. - NJ. Schwarzschilti
and Julien w. Tyler. - -.
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DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Wendelrs Pills, Ambition
Brand, For Rundown,
Tired Out People.

N you feel tired out. out Of sorts de-
spondrnt. mentally or physically depressed
get 50 cent box ~ Wenhri.'s Yii!s Am
hilton itrani, at TIagl" Drug ca. toha
and take the mrs; big step toward feeling
better right away.
II you ""r- too hard. snake too much
ct are nervous. W"ndriHr Pii!- Ambition
brand viii max" ynn f"ri brtt-r III three
days or money back from tragic DruE
co. the first hex purchased
AZ treatment for affections a.. this
nervous systrm. constipation. los. Of an.
petite aloepl.ssn-ss, or Nervous lndig-s
lion. ret brS ~ WendslIs rills Am.
hilton nranhN today on The money back
lan.-Adv. &c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
SEVERE ITCHING
BURNING letter
Also Itching Scalp. Hair
Fell Out. Could Hardly
Sleep. Cuticura Heals,

i suffered more than a year with
tetter and itching scalp. The letter
broke out In pimples and biisters,
and the itching and burning were 90
severe that ! scratched and irrfta,ed
the affected parts. My hair fell on,
and became lifeless and dry. At
night could hardly sleep.
1 read an advertisement for Cuti-
cuta Soap snd Ointment and sent
Tor a free sample which helped me
SO ] purchased more and In three or
four weeks | was healed" (Sisned)
Miss Rosa Barton. X. /, Box S.
Dunesrton. S. c.. August S, 1921.
Cuticnrs Soap. Ointment and Tai
cum promote and maintain skin
purity. skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
sso7t. ssah Yrst ~ Vail. Addrs,s: ~cyue,ra Lab.
ersteass Dept z. hLtsl ~, kaIs" Sold every.
Isss hess Sc DIN trssnt = and ear Tsleum sc
4e Cutieurs Soap sha.es without mug.
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HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo. Clean, Penetrat-
ing. Antiseptic Liquid

II is unnecessary for you To suffer
with Eczema. Blotch.s. Rinrworm.
Itashcs and similar skin troubles.
Hcmo obtained at any drug store for
S5c. or Sl.0h for extra large bottle
and promptly applied will usually.
CIV" instant relief from itching tor
'urs. IL cl"anses and sOothes tn.
skin and heals quickly and effrc-
lively most skin diseases.
Eemo Is wonderful. penetrating.
disappearing liquid. and is soothin,,
10 the most delicate skin. Get /, to-
day and save all further distress
Adv.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIN: EAST
EEN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In n" matter of a.. ,ss.
MURRAY a. cDMPAEY. ~ 500

II bisA0 a. 'bMI'ANI,| 80
bankrupt. f:ankrup,,v
App!'ratiOn having been made FOR
~" "uniirma' lrn Of tn" composition
offered by MURRAY COMPANY.
INCORPORATED. the bankrupt. and
has been accepted in writing hv a
majority in number and amount of
All unsecured creditors. who's. claims
haN" been filed and allowed. and the
t"hs"i'rah"n required for such COM
pp"i'ou 10y Section. TT Of the Acts
"f Congress Of 1875 relating to bank
ruptcN. and acts smendator, thereof
ha@ been deposited 10 III. credit Of the
court IN ms matter in the old Do
minion Trust Company. OF Richmond
Virginia. nov. on motion Of the bank
ruri. by counsel
II IL ordered that all creditors or
tn" bankrupt. as we'll as other parti.x
IN interest. ii" appear and show caus.
AT nearing 10 II" had on such appli-
"a iinn before the District Court OF thu
United states Toy the Eastern District
NJ virginia. at Richmond on Tho nGTII
DAY or AfRli.. 1922, at 1890 \. ~.
or 49, soon thereafter az counsel may
u" hehrd. wh! such application should
not -. granted.
il il further ordered that notice of
Sn"h hearing be given 10y mailing a
copy of this order To Zach or the
creditors. parties in interest and at
hereof once in The Times Dispatch. a
ncwsrap"r published In the civ OF
Richmond. Virginia
II. LAWRENCE GRoNER
Richmond. Virginia. April II. ie22.
tru" Copy--T-ste:
JOSEPH +. BRADY.
ny II. 7. RICHEsoN d co.
Rcal f,Stat. \
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AtCTIONS-LECdioS
Legal Notices
OFFICE OF THE VIEGt%IA STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONS
KlCHMOSD. NiEGISIA

Npru -. ls,2.
i'Ids viii bo received = tn" uifiic. -; ,hc
virginia state Highway Commission ils
south Third Street Richmond Va. until
u "ci"c. noon. April -. i,2-. irr tn. con
sirhcii"n 81 IA" following
90 Project ~. ROUTE 10 between
Lee County, line anu Purchase In scott
county. rs miles 30 grading snd Ali drsir-
AK" structures o' - feet span and uui.r.
involving unfortunately 5o.ope cubic ). a.
tncia-'ih-i excavation. I.2a0 feet ,,ipe aud
2%I CuD!" yards concrete.
AiTEENtTE HlDS rcqu.s,rd based
On c"nvig, tabor It, lac per nour. Ainoun,
oi certified ch"ch i2.5GD.
% lot FnOr BRIDGE tone foo,
steel truss. ,vu - FOO, - enforced con
C!inch Ris.r on .D"v- project. Involving
approximately. ~ cuhir yard. concrete.
10000 pounds steel. nid- 10 b" based on
re" labor "Ad "a be ACCOMPANIED by c-r,l-
n.d check for 1900.
D Project 100. route . between
r"nii"t"n and town q: Louisa. IA Louisa
county. - miles of ls.in"i bltuninuus
n"rad+iu road. involving apprys iuua,.l y
!;.p"" cubic y-rds excavation. - "Op square
y-r'i- OF sutfa cling - cutie !.td-i con.
Cr"i~. Amount OF certified check $4,000.
90 Project a. ROUTE ~ b-twccn
Vernon iii!i ard houston. IA Haitian
,"nn'y. =; miles 81 s"it coah. involving
auprusi m.t-iy J.,usp cuu,c yaTda -1Ca.a-
i"n. i.fp1 ,--i .ii-- Ia cubic YARDS con.
crete. Amour; -: certified check. IL SOC.
Plans aud specifications FOR Inspection
Tot all project. are on 81. Is; the ONCE
ils g. Third street. Richmond Va. and
a. tn one " the District Engineer. Bru--
tpl. Va. Tor rroi"c, ~. and = tn once
Of me District Engtn""r. LynesDUtg. va.
tor Project in.
Additional plans for roads FOR h;dd-rs
'"n D" obtained upon Application to th-
Highway Eomnirsion-: RIchmond Va
uppn receipt Of chez. for 81 psyatle to
the S"cond Assistant COmmi..iurer I..SV
of which viii De refunded when plans ar,
returned ia good CpTi.,l"n within two
weeks rftrT bids are open-e. Specifications
aud bidding proposals may D.. obtained
ry request from the Office ot the state
liighw"y C"nmissiouer ils south Ihifd
street Richmond. ". Plan. .or bridge
can toe s-cuTeI from ". r. Hobart 100
No:,h EiSh,h Street. Richmond. Va. on
p.yin.p; ui {0.sI.
fnrln"-'s VIII be At ,hc following place.
+" snow prospective bidders over the FRO.
icufs:
y, PURCHASE. :! \. ~. Wednesday.
Aprti imh. 'oT Project -.
~ LOUISA. 10 A. NJ. Thursday. April
Al HOUSTON, 10 a. 81. Friday. April
800, for rr"s-Ct its
The stat" iiiEh~ay C"rnrnis. on-r re-.
serH"s the rikh, 10 reject any OF al BIDS
G.. 4. COLEMAN
stat. Highway tulti,u.s.t.r.r
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DisPLlii CLASSIFIED
rem O. JONES co. INC.
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND
AtCrlONEER.

trust. dated July %. 1919. and re.
corded August ID. 1918. in the Clerk 8
ofhce o: the -ircuit Court Of Henrico
page 275 default having been made
in the payment OF the debt thereby
secured and being required so to do
by the holder OF the notes evidcncing
the said debt. the undersigned trus.
zee VIII proceed to sell at auction. on
nwentS second and Main Streets.
Richmond. Va. on
TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH. 1922.
At 3 o'clock f. NJ,
the following real property:
y II those certain tracts or parcels OF
land, contatni ng together li0.l acres
more or less. lying and being In Hen
rico county. Va. north or northwest
OF the city OF Richmond. being n part
bounded as follows: On the north by
the land OF Reuben Ford and that Of
I. G. Williams estate. on the east bv
the and formerly owned by one Mead
on the southeast by a road running
between the land hereby conveyed and
W. NJ Barnum. and on the southwest
by the public road and the land OF
Joseph Alley. and which said land is
particularly described by meies and
bounds on plat thereof. which is
a atIss, It,, to as part thereot and re-
mum and wife to r. NJ. Nash. dated
November IS. 1900. and recorded In
the Clerks Once OF Henrico County.
In Deed Book leo-B. page 295.
TERMS: Cash.
HUGH F.. ROSE.
REX O. JONES CO. INC.
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increase Your Weight to
Normal by
Taking
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The Worlds Greatest Tonic
the HOPE OF THE WORLD

The war OF 1914 laid half the ma
tons OF tho world in the dust. Their
homes. their industries. their peace
must he restored by the risin. gem
Grafton. In them ~ the hope Of tho
world
To make motherhood easier. to Sc
cure for every baby clean bin Of
health and n fair start in iifc--that
is the problem.
Lydia T. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound In AN excellent medicine.
for mothers and for future mothers
For NIFTY years this medicine has
been used successfully in all non
surgical cases OF womens diseases.
ADV.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustees
Auction Sale

Pursuant; 10 ia" terms o! a deed
OF trust recorded IN Deed Book 80
page 1871, default having been mad.
IA TN. phNm"ni' 81 portion Of the
debt th"rcbS secured ana being re.
CURED -! The 1Ioi"hU,d"r shall sell
a, public auction ON the floor OF III.
inchnopI Real Estate E1chans.. No
20 Hor,h Ninth Street. Richmond
Ma, on
SATURDAY. ArRII. 18TH. 1922
AT THE HOUR or O'CLOCK l.. NJ
the nous" and lot IN tn. city VI Rich
mOnd. virginia. described AZ follows:
Al mat certain Lot. piece or parcel
OF land. lying and being IN tn. city
OF Richmond Virginia. on The north
SD" OF - Street. between, Twenty
hrSt aud Tw"nty-sccond Streets he :
ginning on said north line Of p
street al point distant si.ty-Hye
'b5D feet west from the west line of
street niicrn b5J feet more or
less to the center Of IN. alley be-
tween the sa!d tenement ami the ten
-m"nt ADJOINING IL on IN. vest and
THENCE extending back uorthwardIy
at right angles to ~ Street D.,w.n,
parable ines "n- hundred and TWEEN
ty-hve G25J feet.
TERMS: CASH sufficient to nav all
cost of sale. all taxes du. ana ar
crucd and sixteen last-due notes for
Sl2."u each: with q per cen, interest.
dn" as follows: January LIST. 1891:
Aprii Isl. 1921 May is,. ISL! y I
LIST, 1921. July lsi. 1921. August IsI
i?2l September LIST. 1871 October
ISL. 1871 November list. 1921; Drcein
her lst. 1924: January lat. 1922. Fci.
ruary list. 1927. March LIST. 1872:
April isi. 1879 and any residue of
purchase money to be applied TO the
payment OF notes secured IN SAID deed
o! trust IN order OF their priority.
and amy further residue in s!A and
twelve months. with 6 per cent I'M .
tercst. oil the deferred payment to
IN. property secured 10y deed OF trust.
T. +. SCHMIDT.
TrnSi.a
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Commissioners
Auction Sale
Two Attractive Homes
at Highland Springs,
HenricO, Va.
FORMERLY OWNED ny H. \ AND
KATIE NJ. SMITH DECEASED.

In execution AZ n certain order en-
tered in the Circuit Court Of H.nrico
county on The l2th day 81 January
1877. in The cause Of Mary \. la oh :
e'"r. sometimes known as Mary r.
Ia chl"r 81 ais. W Emma Louis am
pher ~ ais. We. the undersigned xpN.
"iai commissioners. will Offer for sal,
at public auction. on III" premises. on
TUESDAY. APRfI. Is. 49,,
~ o'clock y. NJ
tn" above -rn"ntion.d properly, de-.
scrihed as follows:
First. Lot fronting loo feet on Ivy
Avenue. and running hack between
ia rai!et lines l2S feet: and comprising
Lots No and 6, in Block II. section
rico County Records the Improve
men;S on this lot consist Of an at
tractiv" lo-room frame dwelling.
Second. Lot fronting 100 feet on
Main street ar Nine-Mle Road and
extending back between parallel lines
II. section 6 ''o' No r,a; - na nsock
page ~ The improvements ON This
lot consist az large fram. dwelling
containing about l.. rooms: there is
also large frame building on tn.
premises suitable for n garage
TERMS: om.-third in cash and tho
balance payable six. twelve nul ciph-
teen months after dali. the deferred
lnSia llments To he evidenced by the
negotiable notes OF the purchaser
hearing interest from date at the rate
OF &C., per annUm. and the title to h.
retained until the full nurchas,
money shall he paid. and "A convey
ance Is ordered by III" court or an
cash. a. the option Of the purcha ser
II. r.: PEYTON. JR..
l.. $. IiERRiNE,
Special commissioners
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A>Ls once nIndinr u,.s

Eleven Virginia archit.ct. b.,..
he"n invited I" submit sketches Co..
the state Office buildin. Ia be .r.ctcd
III the next few months i'm The
southeastern corner OF cauitol
square only Virginia architects wiz
ne considered 10y the committee. ac
c"rding &" notice sent out by p.l.
gate James J.. Jones. SECRETARY Of
the "nice building commission.
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THE CHESAPEAKE ASb OHIO
kAli.WAt COMPANY.
SOIiCE OF AN%uAi. MEETING.

- VI.
Eicnnond. Va. February IL 1874
NOTICE * MERELY GIVES ,n.t IN.
HHnuai Meeting % the StccknoId.fs of
The Chesapeake and ONO Hallway Com.
paa! VIII he held. provided III the By.
Laws. at The general criS- ui ih- Company
n The C3ty OF Richmond, Virginia on
tuesday. the IAN day OF Apv.! 1872, .tI.
clock A. II.
On for the election OF directors;
tzJ TO approve. rati!y and cunnrm such
action tntretotorr taken OF authorized ~
the Beard OF Directors by the EK-cu.
tive Committee OF the Company wheih.
pursuant TO any previous authorization
~ 'he toc"hold"rs or otherwise. as NAV
be huDHIitted to the meeting. and
l3J to transact sucn other b.s;rcss a,
may lawfully come before the meeting
The stock transfer DoUhr VIII Ia closed
a. me ono. ~ the Company. M. Gl
bfoad"ay. New iog. CIty. ON FrIday the
2%th dsS 81 Aarcn. 1929. at q cIuun l.
NJ. and VIII De Irvyrned on w-lu..l.,
'he lsih day Of Apr.i. 1917. at ~ O'Clock
4. 81.
49, order of the Boar, OF D.rec,or.;
A. THENN EFT, Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14

Improved Schedules Via Seaboard
Air Line Eailway-ETec;ive, with
change OF schedule April Nth the
night train NOW leaving Richmonfl at
S:33 i. NJ. for Atlanta. BirmiRs,ts;ri
Memphis and the Southwcst' will
leave at ll:l5 T.. NJ. arriving Atlanta
b:25 +. NJ. and Birmingham sos l,P.
NJ. The Mid South Special. leaving
mt 1890 u NJ. will be withdrawn for
tho seaSon.-Adv SaZr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14
IInrr, sweet. Jr.. Arrested.

Harry sweet. Ir. ares East Mar
shall street. was arrested Yesterday
foilo.,ins an automubil@ chose by
motorcycle police Of the Second sta
tion. charged with transporting
liquor and destroying the evidence.
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Promise No Wore E..c,ion-.~as;,..

KNOXVILLE, TENN, April ID
Thcr" Viii he no more cvictions OF
miners from their homes in Tennes-
see and Southeastern Kentucky, off,
GERS OF tn" Southern Appaiae khan
Coal. Operators Associa tiuTr = an
nounced today. -
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Help Wantcu-;iaIe
UiSFLaf Lf.AsSiriED
Trustee S Auction Sale

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. IN
CAROLINE COUNTY. VA.
In execution of a certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned trustee.
dated December q. 1920. and recorded
In the Clerks Office of the Caroline
Circuit Court, In -. II. So, page Ina.
default having been made In the pay
ment OF the notes thereby secured
and being required by the beneficiary
so to do, Will sell by auction on the
premises.
TUESDAY. APRIL 18TH. 1922.
nj I o'clock J.. M.
all that certain tract. piece or parcel
Of land. lying and being In Madison
MaKiEtcrial District. Caroline Coun
~. Va, known AZ the "PHliLIS
FARM" containing tighty-seven
acres. more or less. and adjoining the
In nds Of Gilbert Freeman. John Evans.
Amanda TrRlnham. r. f. Trevilian
and others.
e. 81. HOLT.
Trustee.
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tho Circuit Court OF Henrico

In IN" Circuit Court OF Henrico
County.
Mary \. Bachelor. sometimes known
rs Mary f.. Hachlcr, et ais,
Emma Louis I.amphcr ct ais.
]. Samuel J.. Waddill. Clerk IF the
said court. certify that III. bond re-
CURED of the special commissioners
Ivy the decree in said cause If Ian
uary 10 1872. has been duly given.
SAMiiI;I. +. WAppIIJ. Clcrk
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AGood Home
Purchase at
Highland Springs

A desirable frame residence Of s
rooms with Sasagc. Lot 20OXi2O At
corner Of Fern Avenue and Willow
street. ,Now occupied by Mr.. W. G..
Readies) Very liberal terms and low.
price 10 quick purchaser.
JAMES r. COSBY. Agent
9ln East Main street
IF YOU wish to buy good used car. read
Classification IL
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
Ai.t ABLE real. ESTATE. IN THE.
COUNTY OF StW KENT. VA

''t.\i or NEN KENT. VA.
IN, In e1.en,i%n OF deed, OF trust,
IN IN" CLERKS Office Of the Circuit
Boo" - pa2c +63 default having
be"n made IL tn. payment OF certain
noItS ihcicbH secured. and having
been instructed so T." 10 10y the mold
or ~ said notes. viii sell at public
suction at IN" front door OF New
hth' Courthouse. Va. on
TUESDAY. MAY 2ND. 1922
between the hours OF 10 4 N and
L. NJ.
the following tracts OF land
First That certain tract OF land.
situated ia the county OF New Kent.
state 90 NirE ina. containing one hun
priSinG MI az .he land known as the
H!lliaid tract, and all ;he land
known as IN Spau!ding" tract, lying
from llum Point to Oak. the metes
aud hounds whereof are shown on "A
nia, and sur'"v made by o, 81. Chan
Iced from j. 4. Potts and liners t"
The Tidcwat~r Lime 4 Fertilizer Co
Inc. tn" land hereby conveyed being
designated IN said plat as one hun
acres cut Off
second, That 'erta in other tract or
parcel Of land. situated in said county.
containinS n"' 90 acres. including
the present wharf at Briggs landing
on the ranunkey River. and running
along the hank Of said river I20 fee
together with the right OF way from
the tract E land first above men
TONED I" said Briggs landing.
TERMS: cash sufficient 10 nav off
Sl?3b.b tn" amount Of the second
mote. with interest from date at s pcr
cent, and the haisncc then due on the
third note OF $l.?36.6s and interest.
T. y. HARRIS.
Trustee
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houses for sale

ENSLD" AVE E!shi-rooru brick. with
al "ouv-ni"nc"s. In nrs,- class condition:
leaving cts and tyIu s.Cfiac. cali
owner Randolph MA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14

WEST END-Sic- house. on long avenue,
rooms. hot.wAt-r NEAT: Lrlc. l.rr.
lot. ?.S0o Boz >G3. care The ID,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-14

NEW Groom stucco mouse -. acre. c
nD"s Rich moui. on traction ch~sn ~
"ld at once. Nrt'- O~rer. Boz .t.
rare The Dlrrs'ch
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roo l.>TE 10 CLASSIFY.
Deaths

Deaths 1
HERNERT-Died. Thursday. April II,
s!:. at l T.. NJ. MIR. iIaynie $. Herbert.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. HrThr {. OF
Blackstone. Va. Remains viii hv ship
ped To Blackstone today 81 > "a l.. VI.
Funeral from depot upon arrival At
Hlackktone.
Help Wantcu-:Iale 81
WANTED-Two good paperhangers At
once. Apply hu9 East Main street.
Phone Randolph 25ls
Machinery and Tools 81
FoRDSoS tractor aud pillow. used only
i've days. horse power stump pulicT.
Randolph 27ii-J, 222l Han Street.
Herbert smith.
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FLOYD ANE.-Si, room, and hath mod
cru; u. t5o. Mcdaniel. with Il. e Hudg-
ms 4 Co
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SEADOAR0 AIR LIMB RAILWAY
MAIN Street. Statlonl ~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
63oE. Main Street Phons Randolph I74
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FARMS.

Forty acres, dwelling
oouthouses, orchard; all
fenced; 6Ia miles from
Richmond, on i'm
proved road. Posses
sion at once, $4,000.
POLLARD & BAGBY..
, 1922-05-18
WEEKLYPOST Office LETTER
No. 2.
No. z.
May II. 1922,

The registry system is one of the most
important branches of our postal service
and has been established for the protec
tion of your interests; use it. AS regards
domestic registered mail. that is to say,
mail hat is not for nor from foreign
places, the indemnity paid is up to $50
for first-class matter (mail prepaid at
the letter rate of postage), and up to $25
for third class matter (printed matter,
papers, etc.. No indemnity is paid for
second-class mail newspapers and maya
zines classified as sueh). However,
while the indemni y paid by the depart
ment is limited, there is nothing TO pro.
hibit additional insurance being placed on
registered mail by private insurance
companies when the sender may so de-
sire to further protect his interests. The
registry system provides extra safe
guards for registered mail, by the sys-
tenn of records and receipts and special
modes of transmission, and it should be
employed whenever it is necessary to
send currency, coin. jewelry, and arti-
cles of that nature which if sent by par
eel post would not receive that desirable
treatment. To foreign places the in
damnity for loss, etc. of registered mail
is up TO so francs, and payable only
when the loss. damage or rlfing, etc,
occlrred while the registered article
, 1922-05-18
S T. C Il OIL X A Is

New York. May 14th. DIR. Otto WED
feldt. of Berlin, the first German Am
bassador to be APPOINTED to tie United
States since tb3 war, arrived Eele yes
terday.
New YORK, May 10th.
Flour, Offended Clears, St Lawrence
Brandt pr. brl. $780,.
Meal, Kindred per 100 nCAnds $1.65.
New Seasons Pork per barrel $37. 90.
Heavy Mess Pork Ter brl. $25.0 90.
Sugar-Crystals maximum per 100 lbs.
$4O4.
Molasses Sugar 892 est, no quotation.
Cotton. GMiddling, Upland, at Liverpool
per lb. ~ 7-100d.
Exchange. New York and lLondon, 60
days. sight $4.41B
Exchange New YORK and London. sight
$4.44N
LONDor May 18th.
Sugar, Demerara ( 1stals, per c'yt Ais.
l.-43s. Cd.
Muscavadu J. cwt. 32s.--57s.
White Java's if United Kingdom
Demerara Rum per al. nominal
Trinidad Cocoa, g midd!ing red per
cwt. 68s. 3D. .vs Cd.
Cotton, medium fir Sea Island, at Liv-
erpool, per Id 26d.
Bank of England l'ate of Discount per
Consols 583s.
Three per cent rente. in Paris Fcs. 81,