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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-08
RAILROADS. NET RETURN
BELOW ALLOWED SUM
Try united Nons.I

WAShINGTON, July 7.--Complete
reports just filed by carriers with
The interstate Commerce Commission
show that the railroads In the United
States in May had net operating
revenue OF s6l.9SO.6G0, according to
a statement issued here Friday by the
Association OF Railway Executives
This fgurc, on an annual basis, rep
rcsents return OF 4.36 per cent on
their tentative valuation. For the
corresponding month last year the
net income represented an annual
rate OF return of $50 per cent
According to the statement tabu-
'ations show that the net operating
income for the month OF Nay fell
S1?,GS0,500 below a return Of "a
per cent. the hSure fixed b. the In
terstate Commerce Commission
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5LENIP ANNOUNCES
POSITIVE DECISION
NOT TO RUN AGAIN
Continued From First Page,

nouncement has been due to my de-
sire to protect the succeeding nomI-
nee from the burden OF the prelim-
mary stages OF the campaign and to
clear up all demands on me before
leaving
mo individual VIII ever inherit a
better organization than VIII the
nominee OF the Norton convention,
and I'm turning il over TO my sue
cessor can do SO with cienr CON
science. and with almost every obii-
CATION OF any kind. personal or politi-
cal. in measure nj least. discharged
II is proud satisfaction indeed to
record this.
In final word let me thank those
with whom have been so long as
sociated and from whom ii grieves
me To the heart to part. and wish
them all. every good that can come
to them. While | entered politics
largely because of flial affection. II
has been a wonderful experience for
me and wonderfuS opportunity for
which l cannot nov he sufficiently
GRATEFUL or appreciativc. In part re-
turn | have given the best years OF
my life To service OF our party and
our district, and il can be truthfully
said that our district occupies a
unique and even a commanding posi-
lion in tho country. position that
no other district certainly in the
south has and few elsewhere"
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UisrLAi CLASSIFIED
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Trustees Sale or

Trustees Sale or
SMALL FARM AND IMPROVEMENTS
NEAR GLEN ALLEN, VIRGINIA.
In execution OF Il deed of trust from
Howard +. Butler and wife to the un-
dcrHiRncd trustee, dated May No. 1872
Circuit Court Of Henrico County in
and recorded in the clerks Office OF
having been made in payment OF a
portion OF the debt therein secured
and being required by the beneficiary
so TO do. j shall sell by public aic-
ton at the front door OF the Henrico
county Courthouse. Twenty second
and Main Streets. Richmond Va. on
MONDAY. JULY 10, 1922.
at 1900 O'Clock Noon,
the property described in said deed
Of trust as follows: All that certain
parcel or tract or land with improve
ments thereon. lying and being in the
county OF iienrico. Virginia. near
Glen Alien Church. containing ten
u0) acres. more or less. il being the
same real estate of which Fountain
NJ. Butler died. seized and which
passed to his two sons, Howard +.
bhtier and Irving NJ. Butler. by in
heritance, the said Irving NJ Butler
having conveyed his interest therein
10 the said Howard l.. Butler by deed
dated May 10. 1917. and recorded in
tho clerks office Of Henrico County
circuit Court in Deed Book 21O-B,
,a w; r. SAMPSON. Trustee.
NOTE; This sale is subject TO n
hrst mortgage of $500. bcari,%
semi-annual interest and payable
MAY TO- 1925 49, '''S
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SWEDEN RECOVERING
FROM POSTWAR ILLS
Rehabilitation Forecast in
Economic Report of Com
merce Department.
ExcHANGE RATE HANDIcArs
Experts Find Greatest Obstacle la
Competition or Countries With Dc
prccinscd Currency. and In COntinu-
alton OF High Wages.
IRy Associated press1

STOCKHOLM. July I.-Sw de n 3
complete future recovery from 4
series OF painful operations for post
war ills is forecast in the official eco
nomic report OF the Swedish Foreign
On!ce Commerce Department just
made public. Its principal note OF
optimism is the Swedish exchange.
After year and a half OF defation
and international iiduida tion still un-
der way. the Swedish krona is vir-
tmaliy at pa
The gor"itmcnt experts find that
the sreaiei OBSTACLES to economic re-
covery He H. the competition OF coun-
tries with deprecated currency and
in the fact that wages have not yet
been sufficiently reduced. Countries
with low exchange can dump goods in
sweden at prices against which
Swedish manufacturers cannot com.
pete. Likewise. in the foreign mar
kets, Sweden is severely handicapped
because OF her high exchange rate.
The report states that there is a
strong tendency toward revival IN
many lines OF industry. but that the
natural process OF building up is de-
laycd by unsettled conditions in Cen
trail and Eastern Europe. the none
tary troubles and the uncompl I e.
process OF wage adjustment.
Foreign Trade Expands.
The Foreign Office finds that dur
ing the second half OF 1921 and the
frst quarter OF this year there was
observed a slight Increase In the ac-
tivities OF Sweden's basic industries
accompanied by expansion in foreign
trade. especially In timber, pulp anG
paper.
Although great interest has been
shown in an early return to the gold
standard. the Foreign Office reports
that doubts have been expressed OF
the wisdom OF adopting the Amcrl-
can dollar AS basis OF parity. as sug
gested by some financial experts.
Bank savings aud deposits show
| marked drop during the first quar-
ter OF the year. This is attributed
10 consumption OF capital during the
period of depression.
Never has the stock exchange
Witnessed such drop In values OF
stocks. the market having been af-
fected. says the report. hv the heavy
losses suffered by Industrial cor
porations and the nonact!vity OF
others.
buyers strike Hurts.
sweden Is stu suffering from Z
buyers strike, which accompanied
the sinking price level. ana most
Industries are working ono scale
OF one-thrd 10 wo-thirds capacity.
The signs OF improvement in un-
employment are weak. However. the
numter OF unemployed is going
down. There were l5S,700 jobless on
January 81 and only 10000 idle at
the close OF February, and unem
ployment continues to decrease. or
these more than $4,000 were receiv-
ing government aid.
The report emphasizes that al
though large cuts in wage scales
have been made. real wages-that is
wages compared with cost OF living
are still above pro-war standard
and must be lowered further. This 4,
held TO be likely In view of the cuts
in the United states and England.
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A. C.. l.. TO PURCHASE
ROCKINGHAM ROAD
NV ASSOCIATED press.l

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Permlz-
sion was given the Atlantic q. asst
Line Railroad ,oda% 20 acquire com
p!et. control Of the Rockingham
Railroad Company. which opcrate- q
twenty "nc-inilc lire between Glib
son and Rockingham. y. G.
Bond issues Of the smaller com
rary TO pay for it's construction had
previously been acquired by th- At
lantir Coast Line AMI outstandins
capital stock not owned by the ,arg-
er carrier Will re acquired from pri-
vate individuals at Il total price OF
Sl5.360
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Paper co,np.n, G.a. Ch.rt.r.

The Hamilton Paper Corporation.
Richmond. with maximum capital
stock OF $4,000 and minimum Of
$4,000. was granted q charter by the
state Corporation Commission yss-
terday to conduct wholesale paper
business. The oficers and moor :
porators" are o. r. Hamilton, prs5i.
dent: A. r. white. secretary, A.
B. 2. Hamilton. all OF Riehrsor
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Cockade city League
Trt City League.
Central League.

The following games will be played
Saturday: Grace Episcopal VS.. wash
inston Street Christian. at Matoacca:
Third Presbyterian VS.. Matoaca II. e..
at Mckenzie Street Park: First Bap-
list VS.. Second Baptist, at Central
state Hospital: West End Baptist vs..
Memorial. at Colonial Heights: Wash
sngton street NJ. l.. vs.. Good Shop
herd Episcopal. at Blandford: Second
Presbyter!an US. Ettrick Baptist, at
Normal School: g.. Johns Episcopal
W.. st. Joseph's Catholic. at Walnut
Hill; Market Street n. f. vs.. Monu-
mental Baptist. at Lee Park.
All games start at I o'clock
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CoberIy show, IMPROVEMENT.

PETERSBURG, va. July 7.--Ths
Of Virgil Coberly. who was
seriously injured when his automo-
bile turned turtle Tuesday night.
while getting OFT OF the way Of
another automoh..a on tho Richmond
Petersburg Pike, was reported 10 be
slightly improved this morning at
the Petersburg, Hospital
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wrn Visit BOY scouts Cnmp.

The Richmond First club will wish
the Boy Scouts Camp. in Chester
field County, this afternoon, and Will
break bread with the boys at I
O'Clock. and will reach the city on
the return trip about dark Mem
bers Will assemble at the City Hall
at o'clock. where automobiles will
be provided for the trip. Presiden,
Roy Dudley stated last night he ex-
pecred full attendance
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Gawtbrop Goe. 10 C.nI,aI.

Secretary j. A. Gawthrop. OF the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce, vii,
20 10 Washington today, where he
viii spend several days in confer
tnce with the resident vice president
OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF the
Cnited states. The conference will
extend through next Tuesday.
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Rotarlnn. Meet At Motor Inn.

The Rotary Club will hold i,s
meeting on Tuesday evening at tho
Motor Inn, Henrico County. Ro-
tarians Will assemble at the south
side Of the City Hall at $3.50 O'clock.
a sufficient number OF automobiles
Will be available for all who ex
poet 10 attend the meeting.
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Third u strict Committee to Meet.

The Third District Congressional
Committee has been called by Chair
man William ID. Cardwell TO meet
al 10 o'clock Monday morning in
room 1929 Mutual Building. to award
the nomination to Representative
Andrew j. Montague. Mr.. Montague
has no opposition and. under the
party laws, will be declared the nom
incc
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Flies Bankruptcy Petition.

Clarence w. Arnold. bolerma ker.
Richmond, yesterday fled petition in
voluntary bankruptcy in the United
States District Court. asking relief
from the payment OF debts aGgreEat-
ing s6?3.4l. Assets are given at
s7l6.5O, but consist Of undivided in
terest in real estate end household
goods, for which exemption is claimed
by the petitioner.
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MONDAY. JULY 10.
at $40 O'Clock L. NJ.

est bidder. on
MONDAY. JULY 10.
at 3 30 O'Clock l.. NJ.
a certain farm with the buildings
and improvements thereon. Hud de-
scribed as follows:
That certain tract OF land, or farm,
with the buildings and improve
ments thereon and the rights appur-
tenant thereto, situated I'm Henry
Mag!ster!al District. Hanover County.
Va. near East Atlee Station. CON
tatning 1898 acres. more or less. and
joining and which tracts are sepa-
rately described rs follows:
FIRST: A tract heretofore con-
veycd as containing SIS acres.
bounded on the north and northwest
by the road leading from East Alice
Station to the parsonage. on the east
by the twenty-acr. tract and other
property. and on the south by the
ROAD leading from the store formerly
known az liazelgrovcs. now occupied
by Borky.
SECOND: a tract heretofore con-
veycd az containing twenty acres
bounded on the north by the road
leading from East Atiee TO the par
by Il. II Gray: on the west by the
above described tract; on the south
by the land OF John Mann. and on
the east by the land OF ". H. Isben
-iN-h'- 'ot Sdsh as 10 SO muCh OF
the proceeds as may be necessary 20
defray the expenses executing this
trust. including u trustees commits
sion OF per centum. and the usual
auctionecrS fee. taxes. etc, and 10
discharge the amount Of money now
due on the said note. or all cash a,
the option OF the purchaser.
G.. l.. DENOON and
SIMEON NJ. ATKINSON,
Trustees.
c. l. & X. L. DENOoN. INC.
AuctioaeerS
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IN CHANGER

IN CIiANCERY.
The object OF this suit is to obtain
q divorce from the defendant by the
plaintiff from the bond OF matrimony
on the ground OF sentence OF the de
PENDANT to confinement In the United
States pei..tentiary.
And II appearing hy affidavit made
HaG filed. .cOrding TO law. that Irv-
Ing kornbium. the sbove-narned de-
PENDANT IL not resident of the State
OF Virginia II la ordered that the
Eatd Irving kornblum appear here
within ten days after due publication
OF this order and do what Is neces-
sary 20 protect his interest In this
suit.
a copy teatc:
W. r. Du VAL. Clerk.
f.. LEE MACFARLAEE. D. u.
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OFFICIAL STANDINGS
IN CHURCH BALL LEAGUE

PETERSBURG. VA, July The
following IS the official standing OF
the teams OF tho Church Basebau
Lee
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

VIRGINIA:
In the Hastings Court. Part H., Of
the CITY OF Richmond. June ID.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

CARSEAI.S tAR3: BARGAINS
we have listed with Us farms OF all
s!z.s and descriptions. both dairy and
truck. at bargain priceH See Sir. West.
j - chKNEAI. {; SONS
- .Surth Ninth Str.e,
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lfULIIOhS-LEGALS
Lcgui Notices

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
OFFICE OF TREASURER
Wilmington. \. -. June go 1921,
The hoard OF Directors OF Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has d.
e!ared . dividend .: three and one.haIt
per cent on the common capital STOCK Of
the company. payable on Monday. July
10. 1922. to sucn stockholders as shall be
On Saturday. juno "a. Isz2. at II O'Clock
noon.
J%o. r. REID. Treasurer.
NOTICE.
To the Stockholders of The Citizens Bank
of Enporia Virginia:
TaEe notice tina, tho board OF Directors
OF saii bank have called n meeting OF the
sforkholders tses.of. 10 be held a, the
poriA. virginia. on the llth day OF July.
lS27, At nine ca O'Clock 4. 81. Tns pur-
pose Of ssid meeting Is to have tho atock-
holders decide whether the Aforesaid bun {
shall Ls converted Into a ational bank,
and TO authorize the doing of any and
a.! thinEs that may DC necessary Ia con-
rss'ion with the purpose &c " I;
Pr,sIdent OF Tae Citizens Baax OF EN-
poTis. Virginia.
Atteat:
". I. HARDING.
Secretary and Cashier.
OFFICE OF TnE VIRGINIA. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
-,
s.a'ed bids vii. be received a, the one.
o! th- Virginia STATE Highway Commits
ION. 10 south Thira Street, Richmond.
iOi the construction o:
Project S-l1s. Route IL. between Donkey
snd Found Gap, ia Wise County. 400 miles
q: !e-ioot width birGminous macadam
road. involving approrimat-iy $4,000 cubic
yards excavation. ='s cuD.c yards concrete
and 1900 linear feet o: p!pe.
certtned cheek for hve thousand S5..
o0ob dollars. or proposal bond OF s!I thou.
sand 10000. to accompany bid.
Alternate bids requested on this
project, using convict labor Is cents
per hour
r!ans and specifications for inspection
for this project are on as a; tho once
OF the Virginia State Highway Commits.
sion. ii6 South Third Street. Richmond
Va, and at The ONCE OF the District Engi-
neer, Bristol, Va.
Additional plans for th!, project. for
bidders. can be obtained upon application
10 the Highway Commissioner. Richmond
Va. upon receipt OF check for 50, pay
able TO the Assistant Commissioner, S2.5O
o! which VIII be refunded when plans
arc returned In good condition. within
TWO weeks after bids are opened.
Specifications and bidding proposals may
b. obtained by request froE. the Ofiics OF
tho State Highway Commissioned. Rich
mond. Va.
Engineers VIII be at Wise Courthouse at
\. NJ. Friday, July 7;h. to show pros.
peciire Bidders over this project.
Tho State Highway Commissioner re-
serves the right TO rrJco: any or all bids.
IL l.. COLEMAN
State Highway Commissioners.
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Trustees
Auction Sale

In execution OF certain deed Of
trust. dated June "a 1919. and re-
corded in the clerk IS office OF Hanover
County. Virginia. In -. r. 5S f. III
default having been made IN the pay
mcrt Of certain notes secured by the
said decd oil tru.t. Wc. the under
signed trustees. viii sell AT public
auction, on the premises. to the high
est bidder, on
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MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF
JCLN. 1922
TRUSTEES AucrIoN SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
dated October az. 1920, and recorded
III the Clerks Office OF the Richmond
Chancery Court in Deed Book 267-C.
page Alb, default having been made IN
the payment OF a portion of the debt
secured thereby and having been re
CURED By the BENEFICIARY Hereunder
so to do the undersigned trustee
will on,
WEDNESDAY. JULY -, 1929,
at O'clock +. NJ.
on the promises. proceed TO sell that
certain lot: piece or parcel OF land,
lying and being in the city OF Rich :
mond. Virginia, together with the i'm :
detached brick dwelling house desig-
mated as No. 270l Chafin Street, stu
ated at the southwestern corner OF
Cha and Mulberry Streets. and de-
scribcd as follows:
COMMENCING at the point OF in
tersection OF the southern line OF
Chahiin street with the western line
OF Mulberry street, thence extending
westwardly along and fronting on
the said southern line OF Chaffn
inches. and extending back south
wardly from said front, at right
angles and between parallel lines
tho eastern OF which Is the western
line OF Mulberry Street: one hundred
the rear thirteen UT feet, four Is
inches wide.
TERMS: Cash.
Note: The above sale is mada sub
!ect to a prior deed Of trust, securing
$500 principal and the interest
r.. F. SCHMIDT, (,
ii!.L-.a.5ls.ss Trustee.
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BY RUFFIN & SLOAN and
a. l.. ADAMSON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
APARTMENT HOUSE,
No. 1915 BAINBRlDGE STREET,
AND LOT,
401ll0 FEET TO 10-FOOT ALLEY.
SOUTH RICHMOND, VA.

u
SOUTH RICHMOND, VA.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated
May 30th, 1919, and recorded in Hust
ings Court, Part H., In Deed Book
46-A. page $50. default having been
made i'll the payment of the SO
months note for s49.6O and the 3-year
note for Sl,65V.60 secured thereby
and being directed SO to do by the
holder thereof, the Undersigned trus-
lee viii sell at public auction, on
the premises, on
MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF
JULY. 1922.
at O'Clock u. NJ.
the above real estate. described as be-
ginning on the northern line OF Balm
bridge. AT point distant 2lO feet
from the western line OF Pocahoutas
street. thence fronting along the
northern line OF cambridge Street In
the direction OF the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad 80 feet and running
back between parallel lines ITO fee,
to l0-foot alley, together with
apartment-house thereon, containing
FOUR 4-room apartments. with city
electric lights and water.
TERMS: Cash.
r. D. ADAMSON.
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st ACRES-For sale. IS screr in Yale
Va. Sussex County. good buildings: lots
f.uit, hes: spring water. high
school. price. fi.1oo. Easy terms. ]
Fufrnan. Quak"r,own. Pa.
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Real Estate For Sale
Price $3.50

A beautiful new home; 8 rooms
bedrooms-bath. hot-water heat, ;
wardrobe closets. gas range. hand
some electric nxturea, double rear
porches, polished floors. This'is the
best part--price only 36,aS0.00; cash,
100000. No brokerage terms on
balance. Phone Randolph 1871 to sec
this bargain.
DRINKARD
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c. l. & X. L. DENOON. INC,
Auct.oaeers,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for Sale
LOTS FOR SALE

l7'r n few lots between a. r.
ii.t Monument and Bellevue Arch,
In To city limit. wi! sell at
b"rE1 prices with monthly
teru.i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-08

NICE. modern s-room home, west sIdo
OF avenue. near boulevard. Norm Rich
mond. Price. $1,000: $500 cash, $50
monthly notes; FIRST mortgage $500.
Gail sizer. Ryland Realty Co. Ran.
dbIph GIT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-08

= We can supply your wants In real es-
fate. w. E. Purcell, Jr., Co. Inc. loI
North Eighth Street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1922-02-23
HELP SUPPORT
YOUR HOME:
NEWSP APER

A good live newspaper is possible
only in a good live town. because news
papers can be good only where there
is a possibility for them to Increase
their circulation and advertising
They can only do this where there
are good stores with live business men
who appreciate the value of advertis-
ing and who understand how very
necessary a good newspaper is to the
community in keeping it clean and
wholesome.
The local newspaper is the greatest
single factor in the development OF any
ommunity. Rightly directed, IL exerts
a powerful influence for loyalty 70 the
home town and helps promote COM
munity interest and cooperation all
of which are absolutely essential in
/ aiding and maintaining a bigger, bet
ter and more prosperous home town
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A good newspaper brings reforms,
both politically and socially, to any
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light the real truth regarding coArup-
tions. 1t is ever alert and vigiia1lt and
constantly on the lockout for corrup-
ton in public affairs.
Should some citizens fail 70 sub
scribe for their home newspaper and
if the local business men fail 20 make
full use of it in developing home bus1-
ness, the local paper is liable to fail
in the part it plays in developing the
home community
The live business men of Your town
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This is just another reason why your
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