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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
wTfm-r&~COM 1'AN Y,
rical Katato Auctioneer!".
American National Wank Huildlnjf,
Richmond. Va.
TKUSTKKS AUCTION SAUK
OK
MOUNT COLUMBIA FARM
in King William County
N KA It 11A NOV Kit TOWN KKltltY.
In execution of a il^cd of trust, dated
May 1. PJ'JO, and recorded in the
clerk's ollleo of the Circuit Court oi
King William County. Va.. in D. II.
.'55. page 212. default having been
made In tlie payment of a portion of
the debt thereon secured. and being
required liy the henellciary there
under ho to do. the underHlKued trus
n>c will sell by public auction, on
the premises, on
Ti:K.SIM Y. Jl'I.Y 1-.'. 1921.
at 2 I'. M .
that farm in Acmiinton Magisterial
District, King William County. Va..
known as Mount Columbia, and de
scribed as follows:
That lot or trait of land situate in
Aefjulnton Magisterial District, Kinc
William County. Va.. near Hanover
Town Kerry, and known by name a
"Mount Columbia." containing six
hundred <000) acres, more or less, to
gether with all the improvements
thereon anil appurtenances thereto
belonging rights. ways. etc. The
said land is bounded by the lands of
K. V. Clements and others.
The property hereby conveyed is the
same which was conveyed to the said
K. P. Cathcart by J. M. Handle and
others by deed dated April ". 1920.
recorded in the clerk's oilice of the
Circuit Court of King William Coun
ty. Va.. in I'. It. 35, paKe 17*.
This conveyance is made subject to
the reservation of one.half of an acre
of said property for a grave yard. a:<
set forth in deed from K. C. Thomas
to .1. M. Handle. recorded in said
clerk's oilice. in D. It. .IS. page 130.
TKH.MK: Knougli hi cash to pay
costs anil < xpensen of sale. Including
trustee's commission of . am taxi ?
that may lie due. and tlie sum of
3ti.IS0.00. wlili InterpHl from May ?.
1921, balance in two equal install
ments. with interest, at one and two
years from date of sale, and snund
by deed of trust on tlie propertv or
purchaser may pay all cash if lie so
desires. ?
AMKIMCAN Till* ST COM PAN" V
Trustee.
VHtOINlA?1.\ THK ' 'I IAN'CKIt V
' '? M.'IJT OK Till: CITY OK PICll
MONO Til K 221) OA V OK .11'NK
1921.
J"#*-Parte: In the matter of the es
tate of Oeilii K. Hooker. dec< ascd.
It appearing to the court that a re
port of the accounts of th<: o;.i Do
minion 1 rust Company, executor of
the estate ,,f Delia, |;. (looker,
censed. and of the debts and demands
aca.nst the estate of the ><ald deceit
'in has been tileii in the clerk's olllcc
of this court, and that more than one
year has <]aps..| sine., the ijua iifli a
tIon of the sa;i| ? \ecntnr
Now on th" motion of Cvnthi.i K
Jenkins, one i.f the legatees of th~
s i <1 Delia K Hooker, deceased, ;t | ,
ordered that the creditors of the said
De|i,, llnoker. deceased, if anv
ther<> J,, the Ht:t iliiv of .( iiv
l-.'l at 11 "0 A M . before this court',
a: 11ft courtroom in the city of lsir-h
mond. Va., show cause, if" any they
can. a pa Inst the payment and deliv
ery of the money and other estate of
the said Delia K Hooker, decease,j,
1o her legate! * without requiring re.
funding bonds of said legatee*, or any
of them.
A Copv ? Tesf o
? MAS o. SA V I I.I.}-*, C.itk
?lowenh M Hurt. .1 r , p q.
MASONIC "NOTICK .V ? .'???
communication of .1 '>i>.< I.nitue
.s,, in. a. r ,\. M w
? ill be h'1?1 at thi? M.1 lrj:i
Temp* Thiiri(|?v, Tih 1n*t.. h
o'clock P. M. M.'intM.fn ?,f Ni
ter IfMijr* un?t trunj.ont t.rethrrn ar?* f*-,
t?rn?ll>- invited to t<e ire?rnt. |J>- o..t?
of the Worshipful Muster, ip-orp,- c. j,.f
('noil. Merre;ary.
I)* PLAY CLASSIFIED
We have not a dissatis
fied customer. See our
stock.
RICHMOND
USED CAR
EXCHANGE, INC.
W. S. Albey, Gen'l Mgr.
Seventh and Leigh
l-oll It I INT
New Store
Tlir<'<- .stories iiml l>as.>m<nt; ?*jwh
floor 'J. Tim. pipiaf'- f.-.t, In r.-tail
district.
402 E. Broad St.
s'.aml for women'* or iiH ti *
wear. haWrdaflwrx ?ho<-? ?*t?\. <tr.
ItlCII M< ?N1' Till 'ST CuMI'AN'V
ll.it! Il-iatc Ii>a r: in ? n t
7tri and Mu.n St5.
The Original
?QUIXET" ALL-STEEL
GARAGE
A Well-Designed. Carefully-Built
11111I Finished Hull.llni;.
IN STOCK AT K1CHMONI).
I'rerterl Complete by I." 3
Without a Momcnt'? Delay.
EARNEST BROS.
si:. 1;. KIIANKMX ST.?MAI) GICO.
ii> (Ha Dl?
J'L'TUJO AUCTION HAM: OF :{.-jr.n |\ s. A ItM V TltA I!.Mil
CHASSIS
At Quarterrnasier Intermediate liopot.
.IEFKBP.SONVIM.!-:. INO. TI'KSPAV .1I't.Y 2. 1 f" 1.
lrt A. M. (Standard Tlniv).
Th???' Trailfr* af two-whrel. on>*-!'>ti rapacity, ami ar? liran
n?w. Th- shwii. rubiivr lift mil tirxr nc?* f -imdaril ni.tn'i
ficturr. Tlrr* <r? 'vi.'. Iti- h , .>r>
Thin typr of velilrlr alioulil t ? i,' ? r act lv<* t > .ill ilann "t 1 > u >
<?r?. particularly th'>?? runnvcloil with Industrie? whfrt snt'? i j..r
tru'kln* l" fico tuiary 'I h? foltow'ni: - .i !t?i .,f l.ij-in
r* n rnaittty U".- tin# Trailer: KVttltlxer I'laiim. Iluilillrii; Mai'
rl*l?. I.umlifr, S ?? r 1 I'lanti, KmiivMlntr <!onrraito-? li'-niral True. -
lnp. Highway I 'unttiii t'Jtf. O.i lltini'r."", I'anii'Tf. '? t < .
Th? Tml!*rn will h? holl !n vry ? ??nail lot* .. so in \ry lars
ntlify thn of al! < u<-j>?s of
In ronnffMm w:!h th" ? jl* of *h- > - Trailer.* th?*r^ v .!! .ilio ho rnM
2.H00 HICVfM.KH (Most ol th?*in N'tiv anil Crated)
Th'> Bieyclo* am of thf following AMKRICAN and DAYTON.
TERMS: ?'a?h <>r CVrtlflrd '"h'.n . rninT.t iimtvi - th- r *ht to i
nny or all bid*.
i*t ?l?.Kill ii ?r? now ready anl w.'.; Ii?- ?irn.?h?] on r<'|ii<?! a; :h uITl ? > of \U<
Auction"-r?.
M. KOX & SON? CO. (Official Auctioneers?.
Koomtt i-b-C. 213 Courtland Slri'M, Baltimore, Maryland.
lo!*. :n or'lrr to
Don't Forget
The bargain sale of 7,000 acres of farm and timber land, the
"Tally Estate," in Brunswick County, Va., subdivided into 91
parcels of 5 to 200 acres, on the S. A. L. Railway and National
Highway, 3"i miles south of Petersburg. Public auction at War
llold, Va., on July 14, 1021, at 10 A. M., under decree of court to
settle estate. Free airplane exhibition on day of sale.
Only $6,250.00
for this1 modern, "-room, stucco. luinKalow-ofToct home, nicely located
in North Richmond. II will make you a dandy homo ami ran In:
bought on terms.
JJ01-2r3\M?r c POWER BLDG.? PHONES RAN.
(/S522
f
Rosewood Avenue
Near Beautiful Byrd Park
One of the most desirable locations in the West
End.
Don't fail to see our new Homes now under con
struction.
Call Madison 210 or 211 for full particulars.
Muhleman & Kavhoe
?/
BUILDERS OF HIGH-CLASS HOMES,
108 North Ninth Street.
"It Pays to Buy a Muhleman & Kahoe Home,"
v ?: ? t .
BRINGING UP FATHER
CopyrlgbL 1121. lnlernallo>?l News Sarrlo*
Re*. U. a 1'JL OS.
?By George McManus
ycore moT to <t.et
OOV OF- THlt> HOUt>e - thel
PLUMOUW*^* are: coming to take ?
-VH^ WHTUB OUTanO install
A HEv/ OfSEl ANO TOOVtl <SO"V TO
ee HERt ? ... ^
D ISP LA 1 CLASSIFIED
ONLL.ALLON MAKES TWO
?with ?
One Gallon STAO I'ASTE PAINT
? ana ?
On' (laMm PUH2 MNSKGD OIL
V.Vi'. v r' ?;KW,?,.UAl;l'osS or th. Rest
I A IN I 1 hut Can J#e Mii'Jc?Custiuir
You Only
$2.50
PKH OA I.IX)N
Ask tor u Color Card
r?D
1426 East Main street
For insa Eis ~~
into Iiuj|ii(.?s property; central, . lose
'* street. Low t?> quick buyer.
For Conversion
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY
R?ai i;>iat.? department
7th and Main Sts.
Salesman
Wanted
An old established real estate
business wauls a good salesman;
one with experience preferred.
Good Income to right man.
BOX C 71 S
Care The Dispatch
A Few New
Apartments Near
Jefferson Hotel
O.Ni; ROOM AND RATH
ONI; ROOM. rrra kfast
ROOM AND MATH.
TWO ROOMS AND MATH.
These are extra attractive
apartments and exceptionally
well appointed. lt<Mit.s JHO to
$13 per month.
For full details, apply
MORTON G. THALH1.MKR,
? Randolph &4 )
First National Rank Ruildine.
.. . .n ? , . ? . ? . ? S
?WsM,Y<
Attractive New
Modern
Apartments on
Monument
Avenue
Four rooms and bath; everv
possible convenience. I.arR.?
rooms and plenty of iloset
space. Rents reasonable.
For full details, apply
MORTON G. TIIALHIMICR,
First National Rank Building.
Randolph r>t.
1: 1 ST K F.S A UCT TON S AI. i ;
?slcx K GROChJRI ICS, SHOW CASKS
?S''I >A TAB!,lis AND CHAlltS, KTC.
Rv virtue of a certain deed of as
.<mnn.ni from M. li. Sa Franc ok ,,nd
:-A ;,lo,n- ?r.a<n,.,.e as S:l Francek &
Gordon, 1 will sell on thu premises.
No. f?05 ICAST Di;VAIi ST.,
THURSDAY, JURY 7, R?2I,
at I! o'clock I?. M.,
a stock of groceries, etc.. consisting
of canned goods, soaps, wash hi x pow
ders. cereals, notions, etc.; three silent
salesmen show ease's, counter show
cu?e. count era. soda tables and chairs
marble top soda counters, wall rniiA
with mirror, marble top meat coumor
and rack, meat l.lock and tools A C
les tcake,,r^.,eHrl,U '?"? ??nk.
TIC R M S' Ca/,h ' Ci,Sl' r"slst, r
LIKXJAM IN I?OVKN3TI3IN
.. Trustee.
A,'d/.XT'NF AUCTION CO.
? Auctioneers.
VIRGINIA ? IN TI1E 1 A w?a'v?<
KQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OP
JULYMlO021D' THK 5T" OF
Nannlo *K. Godin Plaintiff
Arthur Godin Defendant
hk , , ,N* CHANCERY, erendant
1h? object of thia suit is to obtain
a divorce from the hond of matrlmonv
by t he plaint iff from thoTefendant
adultery. gr0Unds of desertion and
And aflldavlt having bcon made and
Hied 6y and on behalf of the nlalnUff
that she used diligence to ascertain
In what county or corporation the de
fendant, Arthur Godin, is without ft
feet, and that she does not know
the whereabouts of tho aald do^
fendant, it Is ordered that he anm>?r
hero within ten days after dn? ?hk
llcation of this order and do what li
neccssary to protect his ft
A copy?Teste:
P. Albert ffite CIMk
610 Mutual Building.
JACK JOHNSON CANNOT
FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY
Mitt' Y'JItK. July f- la'k John
j (orttHT h? u v v weigh ? i liamplun
of Hit- world, who will !><? released
from tin- I ,<_-a \ < ii wort h penitentiary
n< xt Saturday will not box hi Now
Jersey vv ti i I ? - tin- |>r<'Kt'iit State l>ox
int commission is hi ortlee.
That wa? tin- statement "f Chair
I man Halo rt 11. I 'oherty lore this
! afternoon, u hi ii told of reporth lli.il
1 a 11 ??in pt s would in- mad'- to innich
?li'hnsi ^ ??itli ll?rry Wills in a Jfi -
r im next month.
LATONIA RESULTS
I'.rv -to -? t hi ????->? i r-o!?N and up
'Maiming. pume. $1,400; six furlonc*
YOU N>*mI. US I l.vU/. * ? ?--* ~
nix i u None.*
you I. lis il,yke>. Si "70. 0ft.4??, $1.10,
won: Honor Mail. 1 2 tj i.lopiah). $ft.OO, $.7?>.
^coinl; G!p*> yu' on, 1 1 ?? (Franci*>. $1.00.
third Tlnv*. 1 12. AI."(? ran. <!urr"?icvt
Klnglike. Port l.ljcht. Our Alirc. Peggy
<j.. .Inn*? P?-tiny linker ami Mayavllh*.
Second racc two-yearolda; maiden*.
ro tn anil ^???!?linir-? pur?o-. $1,400; flv?? And
a half furlong 111 i: v ltru?h 11-' (Lilly!.
J^T.-u. $21.70. $?.?.?. won: lie-i>)iamt'??. 112
i l?yk< |( 14.10 i : - ond Pegu UK 112
i l.unaford). i. thtr?l. Tim-. I Of. r...*,.
AIh?? fan lllo.*">o!ii lloui**'. liojul. San
| grado. Thi tioud.? x u. ' ?|i Hock.
Third rmy- f??i !hr"*?-y*?ar-old*: jiur?".
$ 1.ftoo . on'.- mile and a *ixteenth? J>ark
Horn*'. 110 (.Id.sluht $17.70; $7 20, $u.m).
won. Hunga Murk. I 1 0 fl ?a v?*ii|*ori). f!4.5o.
| 14.2ft. B' l nnil, B' Miiiii. !??:. ((Snrni'r). $7.70,
1 third. Tlm?\ l I.*. A!sd ran Sir I.awn
| fall. John >. lt*ardon, tllarnoy Stone.
: Fourth : a< ?? -1hi > ? ar-old* and up:
| claiming: pur $ 1, 400. ? (* furlong*?Tom
1 Norrl*. 102 I Anthony), $21.70, 111 ."?o,
I won . Wild Flower. 1 1 > (Harrington).
I |36.co. |15..*?0 ??Tond. Ivl Harrison. 110
I Field* >. third Tlmi-. 1 !
j Al*o r.?n Hik Son. Sam U-h. Go'.l?n
Flo**. Jtunnati. Furlough. t'zar'i" Daugh
I t*T. Hlack Pa*. Grin* Mlnard. Margaret
j A t k i n.
Fifth t Jic?thoroughbred rerord handi
cap. t hr*e-year-oldii and up: pur*". $l.ft00;
on*1 milt and a Mxtr'nth - HliicU Servant,
117 (Lyke). $".io, I 2.!*f*. $2.40, won:
A Iphle I>. ar. 104 (.Smith?. $5..'". $3.ti0,
aecond: Ginger. 10n (Lun*ford) $-^.40.
third Tim'-. 1:44 Alr? rati: Mar
Jorie Hyne*. Firebrand.
Sixth race ? two-ynr -M ? M.ilining.
putM-. $1,400: ti\?- nnrt a h*.f furlong*?
Hilly Star. 112 < Garner). $*.79. $3.70. $2. SO.
won: Hold M?- 104 i Field-1. $2.fto.
n? i ond . Stonewall 110 < l.ur.-f.ud i, Jl.T"
third. Tutio, 1.07. ANo ran Rrtjfht
j TrikJih. Kcjua 1 Itiphti*. Imas**
j Seventh ri?r.? thro*-year-old* and up
i rcu-nm rai:tf?t tiro# .year-old* and up:
I claiming. pur?e, SI.40ft. .,r.. milo And a
I alitcrnth?Wa da wort h*a l.aM, 11
J $R.30, $4.*;a $4 rc?. won; Adeii.t w107
MJarm-r). $K.K0. $.'?.00, M-cond. .\1 ?? i\ n. lul
f Francis?. $?.00. third. Turn*, 1 V? .1 - r?.
.\:?o ran: 4'aptaln ftoea. Saml> Mai,
pov od, Jetaain. Frank l? Cracow.
AQUEDUCT RESULTS
Firm race?111 nk ; thro??-y#ur-old.M and
up, .*?.\ and a half furlong*?-Sweep Cli-an.
11 < <Hlc*'>. to I, 1 to 1, > to *>. won;
Jyntee. 110 (Kumnior). 7 to 1 to 2. !
to 4. record: Ai tn>s, 100 iColtlloltl?, 1"
to 1, ft to !. ; to J. third. Timo, 1 1?? i-:,
Al*o ran- H ?r?l Girl, l"on?dop*?. St. Isi
dore. Arrowlioad. Sammy Kelly, Sugar
IMutu. l*an*y. .
Second race?the f?i* ndal** ?lofple?*h;^*e
handicap: four-year-old* and up; about
' *?*. o mile* and a half ?Sw?"pm?-nt, l.",!?
(Merglcr). ^ to 1 to 2. 1 to r?. won.
I.Minata. 114 (Green). 1 "? to I, to 1, 2 to
' 1. second; Joyful. 141 (llyers). 7 to 2. ft
I to 2. third. Time. S:05 4 - ft. Al*o
ran: Kurlocker. Itullncye. P.oyal Arch.
Third ruco?fHling; three.year-old*, one
I mile and a alxt?'onth?Devastation. 112
(Kuminor). 0 to 20. out. ot?t, won; I>u.*
I?" Morny. 110 (Callahan). 4 to 1. e\*n,
I otit. second. Joan Muri**, 102 (Mooncy),
' lo to 1. 2 to 1. out. thltd. Time, 1 (ft ;
A!*?o ran; Squaw Man.
Fourth race- the Mia?i Woodford han
Itlicap; mate*; thr??e-year-old* .ir.tl up. on?*
inilc?Edwlna. 107 (Miller). 7 to 2 ev?-n,
1 1 to 2. won; I.aat Straw, IOC (Zoeller). ft
t?? 1 to 2. 1 to 4. *econd: I?un*atta. 1(?7
(Mooneye. to 2. S to 7 to 1??. third
I Time, 1:3.H :i-5. Alao ran. 1,a<ly 4i??rtrude,
l.ady Kmmcllnc. Ten Flutton*. Klect^d II..
I Jc*a va.
I*iftl? raco?condition*: for t luce-year
olds and up; one mil*?Quecrock, 112
(Keogh). to 2. I to out. won; Fair
Gain, 110 (Kunimor). 1 to 2. out. out.
kocoikI . Top Sergeant, 10*i (Wclner). ?? t<?
1 1, ivra, out, third. Tim*-. 1:^,7 (-.*?.
Si*lh race maid*-n-. mii?**; two-yrar
r?hl*; five furlong*"?Valentine l>* < ?r !??'.*
4(*ampl?oU). :t0 to 1. s to 1. 4 10 1, won;
I Hcen Wax., 101 (llruderi. 7 to l??, 1 to t.
<>ut. second; Rudiol.i. 1^4 (Turner). 1>
to l. 5 t?? 1 2 tf? 1. third. Time, l :0| 1 -
Al*o ran: Pretty Lady. A*lico i*.. Collinga,
I }tr::at*-i\.
DISPLA Y ( LASSIFIHU
BUILDERS
ATTENTION!
If von want lots in NoKTIl
mciiMoxn. comk to hi-:.\i?
QL'AItTICRS. Wi- hiivii i holi-e ones
at vt-ry low prices. Now is tlif
host tiinc to l?uy lots if you want
to s'-t thoin i-lwht. Sfo us.
.11/1, IAN f. AN I >1015 St >N .V CO..
I I North Ninth Street.
Beautiful
Barton Heights
Home
7 IS .Ml 1,1.Kit AVKNl'K.
S-rooni frame, liot-wati-r litat
Double earage, ISO-fnot lawn,
hatiilsoinely set in shruliliery ami
heaiitiful flowers. One of tile pret
tiest homes in 15a rt on Heights.
.11*1.IAN <\ ANDIOKSON &? Co.,
Ileal Kstnte and Insur.ini-e,
H North Ninth Street.
SKIN TROUBLES
May Defy Lotions and Ointments
Eczema, tetter and similar
affections should be treatod
through the blood. Outsido
applications offor only tempo
rary relief. The thing to uso is
S. S. S.?the standard blood
Jiurilier, which has success
ully relieved such troubles for
over 60 years.
For Special Booklet or for indi
vidual m civ ice, without charge.
tvri'fo Chief Medical Advisor,
S.S.S.Co.JJep't 431, Atlanta, Oa:
OatS.S. S. at your druggist.
S.S.S.
Standard for Owr 60 Y*ar*
NATIONAL TENNIS MATCHES j
REACH SEMIFINAL ROUND:
BUFFALO, N. V.. July Tlic I
Hoinillnal round In tiift woman's nu ? 1
tional i lay t ourt chani|>toiiKhi|> was
rvaolnMl h?-r<* today. with Mrs. Kriilik
(Jiiilficy, ito.ston. Miss Majorh' Km>\.
of Htllfaht; Mss l,i-sllc Bancroft.
West .Wwton. Mass.. an<l Mrs. I!, i *.
of Boston. as the surviving
unartol. Miss Bancroft and Miss
Knox r?-aoli<i! l!i<- semifinal hrarkcl>
hv virtuo of >1* faults, hut Mrs. <I;nl
f !*?? > rami' through after a hitter]
sti'iieul" with M ,-s Brenda Jlod.strom.
of Buffalo. thi- Niw* York woman,
winning, fi-.'l, ' -T C-;i Mrs. <"olo won
handily from Virginia Vate.y. of
Buffalo. k-i.
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES
First ? i ? ilr.c tuo voaroMv !.v?
furlonv* Stork l\n. 1 ?? I. MmrrIm Murphy.
I 1 : Alloc c. I ? ? * . M.it'lieM Marv.
II lllsdal*'. 10?. Ij. t rlrj^'ton. 107. Swn jiv
los. ? K, rt |.\ \!u! 1.,. ill." Dohnan'.
1 1 5; Lady 1 ??>!}?!. 10.'; Z- .i'.ot. 11"; Kxcus?*
M? . 117; Mountiful. 1 <??;. |>|i?u I >eadeye
ill:: ? Kent !??.*>. MriuiKW. li:.;
Hudana, 11. v\ .? nlnt: 100: Clint hfleld.
J0'?.
Second rar?* ?s?*!oni;; t hree-year-oJds
an<) ut?: on** tu ? ?*um Sah. Ill- Tit If.
11!: Snapdragon 15.. 11. ; Anniversary.
I'm; . .Martin A. N? nan l (m; ; Am*ri<:{n
Hoy. 111. I dom* d**?. l l. PtitiWtv tHl.
I * ?. 1" ? l.?a r k Hi ' i".\. ?Walnut Hall.
11!; ?i!oon,y ? *,.>. Til** Lamb. 11!.
Tom McTa irea rt.
Third ra - ?? UKhawaj;.! liandYap;
thr^.y.-ar-ol'J- at.d up. on- mile an I ..
s; xtf11 h Hoy. . Hools. lf?o. 1 >r. Ilo- . 11?:
Mid llatfr. 1 Thuml-ri lap, 1J*:.
Fourth rac* -the l?\vyr; three yoat
olds; on" mil*? and a furlottK ?'oj>pt?r
iMftirri. 10?;. Spur ting illood. 1 ?v . 1la nUmi.
1<?s. Smok" Ser? ? ?? n lit. ijp'y Lac. I'J.'t;
Kni>l?b,", 1. . I'i.i \ . 10$; Id ? !??>;!
ii:?.
Fifth rare? conditions; t hree-year-old ?<.
\ lurlon* K.pis>*l. l?h. Fancy Man.
1"S; (Sooil Ity?. 10'.. Mavournccn. 10i.
Transient. 10i, Curfew. 11 S; Wrecker. lot;
Conin* . 10:;; Dimmesdale. 1 OS; Caligula.
10S. Valley of tin? Moon, 103; Merrhant
Marinr. IIS- S? Michael. 1"K; Wrack
Crass. r?*; We'.lllnrior. 12o; Kaunux. 11-.
Ks<|u:r*\ 1' Mtssine*. llf?; I*. T. Harnutn.
.Sixth race?Vampire handicap; two*
yar-oMM; live furlonir^ ? Irish Hriirndler.
JOS. All ov-r, 1 ??."?; Violinist. 115;
<l**nt5. 10?.; far; ntr?r. 104; NortHdiff. 10*5;
\Villi4in Am. I-'.. 1.x tt If ritlof, 117; fa -
I latnity .1 n i\- 120.
?I*iv?- pour.el4 allowaru'C ( loudy;
, f.?M.
LATONIA^ENTRIES
I'ir-- ra ? purs-. $1.:?00; cialniinu; for
thr?'0-y?*ai -olds .md up. six furlon?f>
?Mrtri?ar?'t Murnan. f* 1 Not Y?*t. 1 ???>; IMuh
Fltra. 101; 'I'llv Ita^ffiiKO. 101; llli; Son.
101; 'Sv.fi't I.i!o*rty, 101; M*olnm?l Taylor.
101; Our !>?? Fco. 10*.; I>or?atello. 1 oji.
Ollif I'alinor, 10:*; (irounil Swi II. 112; <*o
luml.ia T"t?n. II". Also fli^il?!?-; Sur
mount. 107. Clinton vlllo, 117 Itlack
Hackl". 10!?. M?kliora, 11-': *K?I. Harrison.
101; Port Light, ion.
Second rac?? purro*. SI.400; for tiuitd?nH.
Th** Willow Hun; t\v*? -yar*oM lllltci*; flv?*
and a half furlong."* Asia. 11-: Contention.
111'. Cnit?.sl???s. 11-; Scandal. 11 J;
MoorrA'int* 112; Our lit tsv. 11J; Who Can
Toll. IK'; H!ack Flat. 112; Hast Hrunli.
11.'. Il'witch. 112: llr?*tl ;tt Homt\ 112.
Third t.???'?pur.???. $1,400; t'.tmiini;. ft?r
? hr*'?'-yoar -old.1* and up. an? milt' ami an
* itfhth ?Clrat,?* I>auc)u rty, S>. N>llt?
York' 105. ?IliKli to ar. 10.*.; Candh* l.nrht.
SinmniU'. 10f,; ?Wlrkford. 107; ? 1 ?r.
Ha*. 107; Merchant. 110; .1. C. Stom- 110;
Whlrhnu Dun. 112; ? Kiinpalonj* lift.
F?i;ir(li racv?purn- . 11.700. allow.inv ??>?;
tl\- llov-Ldalo C.un Clul?; for throe-yaar
olds six furlong I.oiikIi l^aKlo. 10.*?. I?.?na
l.oriutta. 10a. Ituiidif Kean. lor.; l.ady
Ma !. a p. 107. Mis^ Mutllns. I ; Hrun-u ? U.
! 1 .*
Fif:!i rae- purs ?, 5! a!lo*vanc??.? ;
th?? Itose Mill; for tl?t -y.'ar-olds and
Up. one mile ?itul all ei^lith?Set r???*. ?.r.*"t
i n km . !?."?; l.ou XYldriu. Hlalliey- Stttm*.
Aph. I ?>4: Travesty. \* $: Mar.-* .I??hn,
:? St a Prince. 11-'.
Sixth far# plir.Me. $1,*.'M?; the i *??i I?t
llirexp handicap : for i \vo-> ea i-t?l?P;; ??: *?
f\irlonR.? ? 'Top Mast. 10:1; *H;ca. 110
Yoshlmi. 105; !?ream Allah. 11'? ? Het
moslr, 1 1 S ; Hock .Minister, l .* l . ?Wliltney
entry.
SfV??nt1i rate?nurse, tj an; . laiminp
for three.year-olds: one mil?* .slid a six
Tt-.-nth ? iSolilen Autumn. t?7. ?Aeel.iim. 07
?Miss Fontaine. 100; Mill* rshur^. 102
Hoinper. 102: W. C. MeClintoek. 107. WnSp
pet. 107: I ?a hity Lass. 107. Trib lie*. tl<?
Itritlsli Liner. 112. Also .dlffih'* W;l
??' the Wisp. 107; *Non Skid. 107. ?Mai.
Fonso, n7
?Apprenitee allow ant e elaime<l ti\
P>?untls. Wf.ithor <!? ar; track fast.
American Assnelution Ke*ull<*.
St Paul. 2-rt: Lc?ulsvillt-, o.i
Milwaukee. :?; I'liluitibus.
Kansa s City, V?: Tolftlt?.
Minn* apoli>. l; Intllanapol J
Interriatlofinl League ICe%uli?.
Sv rat'lise. It; Newark. 10 i 1 " I n a . r.?.
Jtuffalo. Heading 7
roroitto S; Jersey *'lty.
No others s.--heduled
DEMPSEY MINGLES WITH
CROWDS SEEKING RELIEF
I Mv Associated Press. I
?'111< 'A* iO, July 6 ?Jack I ?empsey
mingled with thousands of Chicago
ans today in tin* dt> parks and aiony
the lake front. the world's lu-avy- |
weight champion and the thousand*
having one objective?relief from the
lea:.
Tin- champion did not have milch
opportunity to In-come cool, !"??:? lie
was surrounded h.v admirers trim the!
time he arrived this moinln? until
late tonight.
Regarding his next tight l>c;npsoy
said "It looks as though lit have
to wait <|iiite ;i while. I'll have i?
?ait until some opponent ?}?p,,at?
who stenw to have a chance,"
The champion had only praise f>>i
tin tight put up by f'arpentier ;.nd
especially for the Frenchman'* game
lle.s
Inmpsey expects to leave tomorrow
night for Salt Lake <'ity to visit his
mother.
Ii was rumored ahout the county
building, where Rcmpsey visi'ed to
day. that tomorrow lie would apply
l>>r .1 marriage license. On being in
formed today that the county cli rk
was out. Mcmpsev said: "Tell him I
will be had; tomorrow."
1922 TRAPSHOOTING MEET
TO BE HELD IN RICHMOND
Tile grounds of the West KuJiiuti
j ? 'lull Will be the Scene of the
State Traps hoot ing Tournament for
| the championship of Virginia, it was
decided at the meeting held In Roa
noke.
Richmond men were elected to two
olllces. H. <i. Cabell was elected
president and (ieorge I,. Street, Jr.,
vice-president. t!. C. Kirkmeyer.
iiIho of Itichniond, was elected as
representative of the Virginia As
sociation to the annual meeting of
the Southern Zone Association. This
convention will be held in Memphis
] tiext year. (It. Strickley was elect
ed as alternate
Staunton won the team cup this
' year. The Richmond club was not
(entered in the competition, but pros
I peels arc bright for a championship
j .s<|iiad next year
! PETER BEILER BRINGS
TOP PRICE OF $8,000
l l!v Associated l'ress. |
NORTH" KAN'DAU,. t'UlCVKLANT?.
OHIO.. Jul.\ tl.?Peter lleller. a I
year-obl colt by Peter the Circal.
brought the top price when the stable
of J. I,. Stadler, of Cleveland, was
disposed of at public auction here
today. Surprisingly low prices were
in evidence.
The colt went to Will Rosemire, ill.
Cleveland trainer, who developed him
?or Js.immi. He is extensively entered
ih the big trotting features of the
(? ra nil I 'i r? ut t.
Peter the Rrexver, a S-year old colt
by Peter the tireat. a much touted
f'^1'irltv candidate went to 10. Stout,
hi Pontine, Alicli., for $ii.0U0. Waller
T. Candler, of Atlanta, tia.. purchased
Peter Stadbr. the "-year-old star, for
J1.90O.
TWILIGHT STARS DEFEAT
CHURCH HILL BANK NINE
In it game marred by .squabbling,
the Church I Mil (tank team yester
day tasted defeat for the llrst time
this season by Hie score l>y r< to :i
at the hands of a picked team from
the Kast ICnd Twilight League,
Tucker, for the losers, secured a
i two-base hit and two singh* In
| three times at bat. Mitlleton. of the
! Twilight l.eaguers, connected for a
home run.
I Score by inning's: It. 11. K
C II. Ma nk "Hi o I a 1 -;i i! 1
Twilight Stars . ..IKIO in);} ? -?; <; s
P.atleries I-'. I'lark and P Patter
son; (i. Clark and II. Patterson.
?\vII KICK III K CROWDS (JO.'
It. I'. KKITII'S
ACADEMY
'I'lllHSDA V
IK I DAY
SA ri'HDAV
matim:i*. i:\i:i?\ i>a %
iii:ti ii\ ok this iwvoiutks
Jim & Mmm\ Harkins
??nun tvi.k mmii t 'i'11kiii m:i<;hnous
IVloore & Jayne
i:11 ? fnir.Ki kii i'I.i;
Klass & Brilant
?l.dTS dK l'l V
??Ol.ll iii.ACIi .M>i:
i.A.Mr
A Si'pik1 In lll\l?
Willi
Hn|i|iy (?oldrn niul \ loin l.cnl>
?HI'KCIAI. I'atiih M:\\S
i'll a Mi \ Ml CI.AH \
i.atdl II
?I'Iip i'nndiinlnir Coinrdinit
nml lluhlilr
(ilrl
m:\v ri'.ATi hi:
ENTIRE NEW SHOW
CHAMPION ASKED TO MEET
JACK JOHNSON LABOR DAY
I IE\ Associated I'i. s- |
1.1 >S AN'iiKLKS. I'.t:.. .!lily - Cap
tain J. M. McCaw, a wealthy club
man. formerly with me British air
:crvic>' ami now of I 'asadona ha:i
'??lit a t>-lej:ram to Jack Kearns, mat;
uuer fur Jin 1. Detupsey, asking if
K< a: iik would in ;? n offer for
l'etnpsey to iin .lack Johnson l.ahor
Day. half the receipts to no to the
tighter* ami hall" to tin- American
veterans of tin- }Vorld War. lie nil
noiim-i'il today.
The message was endorsed and
authorized h> I'ost No 1 of tli" Aim r
iean l.<-gion in Bos Angeles, aodiKii
ing to Captain Met'tiw.
-To insure Dempsov an aili'iiuatr
return for his services I will arrange
for satisfactory guarantees for ins
portion to hi- not less tli.it> $'.'11(1,000,"
thi- teleg ra in said.
IvI'.AIt.VS MVS I'l III.K <\\ II \ \ K
IlKlll'SKl ?JOHNSON ril.HT
|l!v Associaiect I ? |
NI-:\V VtlliK. July C The public
ran have a Pcntpsey-Johnsou match
if il wishes, lint I believe there is n i
j ilemantl for tin- liont mnv ?.t in the
I near I'uttire." Jaek ICeartie, manaifer
of Jack Dempsey sai'l today on learn
j iiiK' that Captain .1. M. Mil'uw, of
| Pasadena, had offered the champion
I a guarantee of fUOIl.OOO to liox .In- i:
Johnson on I.alior May.
CARPENTIER WILL SAIL
FOR FRANCE ON JULY 14
I By I'nlted News 1
MAM I ASSIST. I.. I.. July 6. -
ileiirui-.i i'arpeti t ier is going hack t>
| Franco immediately. Rut he will re
| turn to light Tommy <?lhbons Mill
I Men n.i ii. or Harry ilrcli?whiehevcf
is matched tin witn ltim. either on
l.aUor I >n >- or on f'oluinluiH Day,
October l'J.
The later date would suit Oarpen
t ier and Desoamps better. hut if Tex
Kickard. the prospe. tive matchmaker,
decides on l.abor Day. Desoatnps will
not hlock the proposal.
Georges sails, according lo present
tdans. on July 1 I. on the French linei
Ha Vole. lie will take a long rest in
his beloved France nml give his frac
tured tliutiih bones a chance to meml
If the match Is finally made, how
ever. lie will return to America ami
train for his bout here.
Duffy %wnrdeil Decision.
NKW von K. July (5.?Jim Duffy
was awarded the Judges' decision over
I.each Cross after a ten-round open
air tiotit in Brooklyn tonight.
XMorm'.vs Prcilict T?n WVrks' lie
lay?IMii>rr.?? \ i ?? \
yuvor t^uosi i??ns.
' "II It "A' IO. .Iu:> * V" j *' .id
I.cell flllisen at tin I'llil of ? < ><l;i y"
session iti the lui?<.?!>;? I ltrilll, althottttli
thl'OP Wel'i ICfepteil I ell til I IV ? V try
lioth sides. i ndica (i.t-i. w,.p.- thai tlii
-? '.i ct ion (if tli" I ivi'l vc mi t: tn \\ I'? '? ? t
Ii- .-viil.-ii. ? would k'i into extra hid
Inns. j-? ?rn?* attorney ?? todiiv in itli
i 111* that a jury would not he . .,.tl -
I> 1 ?? i <? for i wo w ? s.
Tiic defense. in v.'nlr?- ?
Illfll Imlav, laid Sll-.'SS i>is t!,e. testi
mony i.t' .111 acci.itiid ice. asking ? .1. i
one :l In- realized I t.l'. .1 person ca'.ied
all ai'. - < > 1111?! n ?? ill li-il.il terms W<iii1i|
I"1 ? . 111 ? 11 a traitor n i nt "r nation.'I
ilenlintts. ami a snitch in t lie lan
itiiaue ?il" tli" street."
Si ii ii " of r 11 ?? men were ask 0(1 .f
tlo;. realized liiiil players Were the
on I \ 11r - ? ? n - liowitlit and sold in tins
country since ISC!, while another
i|ii"sl "ii wa? xv li"t her ill" prospective
piror understood Jli.it tlo men on a
I'llicavio liair. I'nr example. "wor?i
picked up atl ov.r ll>." country hy
scouts j 11 1 as :? Sultan's hnrom it;
i;a i h"f"<l."
A iiiniion l>\ ili" defense that the
State toil which of its witnesses were
in" a i inn|ili. ? s ? liii had agreed to
turn State's "videm o. were overruled
I ii\ .Indue llii?<> Kricml.
"Wi'li, I siieHs we know it's Hill
? Hums," said Attorney Thomas Nash, .
| nf I ii" di'felisc.
"And this man of ni> story. Hilly
j .Maltari.'. w;U'n- rial name is (Jiaham
, Mahal"-'. spelled ha kwaid- he's oil"
: of their pinch hitters. too. I think,."
said Attorney o'ltrien. representing
i ('iiick (5a ndil.
OBSERVE 150TH BIRTHDAY
OF NATION'S INDEPENDENCE
| \VASIIfNi1TOX. July ii.~ Plans for
j l.oltlinir tin- Si'.oitij i-i'titi nntal world
I exposition at Philadelphia---the one
I hundred and ilftieth anniversary of
j tlie siuniiii; df tli" lieclamtion "f Is?
|dependence - were placed heforo
'President llardinp today hy John
, Wanamaker, chairman of the exposi
! t ion I'oininii toe .. ,
The President expressed sympa
thetic interest ind suifKOsted that
!further consideration would he need
lid. : (
llends Notional Kill lent Inn,
!>l-:s MOINKS, IOWA. July 0.? Miss
M'harl Williams, of Memphis, Tenn.,
' unanimously was nominated for the
| presidency of the N'aiional lvlucation
Association for I lie coining year at to
day's meetinjf of tli" nominating com
mittee.
Men Will \\ rnr lli'iny llro?ue Shoe.
t "'111< "At SO, July ii.?Men's shoe
styles for tall will lie heavy hroRue.
with a strap instead of laco
front. aocordinn to -I. Kali?ky(
president of the Shoe Travelers' As
sociation, in convention today. Kal
isky added that shoe prices were un
likely to dro|i for some time to come,
as they have nlready dropped about
SO pe! cent of war-tune prices.'
1
pcain 55 c
FANCY e*j? ~ -??!
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.,
LEARN TO SWIM NOW
fiUAJfAKTELD BV AYVAO MFG. CO- HQGOKEN - N-J
stock at a groat sacrifice,
Hast Broad
viiz/Q.
This sale presents the men and yonng ^
men of Richmond with the most attractive j'
clothing opportunity of the season. The ^
m values it offers cannot be surpassed, and ?
4, l\6CSrd" no< ')C duplicated in the city. An in- $
spection of these garments and a eompari- <
son of the prices wi'.l prove beyond a doubt $
that Till! SPOT, INC.. are selling the
Men's and Young Men's Suits '?

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