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HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wanted?It. nl Kstnto 80
CITY PROPERTY
FOR FARMS
Eight-room stucco
corner house on Grif
lin Avenue; modern
throughout; will ex
change for farm of like
value north or west of
Richmond; $8,750.
Seven rooms and two
baths, in Fairmount;
newly papered and
painted; everything in
A1 condition. Can he
used for two families.
Will exchange for small
acreage and good
dwelling near the city
around $3,500; $4,500.
J. A. CONNELLY
& CO.
l'Ull IlKb'J IthlSlil.TH, 1181 vuur uroiip-iy
Willi u,. (iMirctt Co.. Hi; Kant Main
hi rt-irl.
KOIt ltKSUI.TS. Il?* your T ? rtrir> ?nd"rlty
ploocrtv with lollard & llii^ty Hleh.
moml. Vo.
KUIl It&HUI/J'M. Hat your iirni, i * * with
0 C. Taylor A Co. 18 North Ninth m.
HEAL kstati-: Chaiil I'. Ituebrm:ir.<L
*12*-, Ki*?t .\!rhi Str*o|.
wI: ???ailv in r*nt or ????H *utir crou
orty. I.lht it with >ii ,SI. (}. Tli.tllitrii?r
aucoml lloor. Knat Nut'oii.-il Hudk llullil
ing. itjnd ?!nl? Si
WK ?. IV - VI ? viral rllvntK f >>r hotiiea~ !??? >j t ??
nl M <* i fi ti: tile W'Bl Knit I'lli.-i-a ui<>u:
t t.iiQh. Wtirit h.ivc vou to oflc-r? J. a.
Connolly .v Co
IJISPI.AY CLASSIFY)
K. K. .schmidt A* CO . INC..
A ii liiitu-i r.?*.
1 rustee's Auction
Sale
1 ir->i:ir.t to tl.- t. rii? - a ?1-'*<1
of ti ,-t i. ? ? r i J ? il in I ?.*i*il ISooK J'l'i - A.
|mrc 2!M, Iticiiinonil Clmnccry Court,
tli'f.iiiii i i .Mt li< i n iikkI.' in tii.- pay
"" .t ' iii.li il III.- tlclil t lii*r<*by
" "I"' 1 . I in r<i|iiiti'il by tlie
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lv' | -'I' I'nti' i al: .. t he point
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him 11 ??Ht iim ,,1, .,< nut h<-r a liiu
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Party w:,M a,..| r?
tin . a; tc-rn In,.- ..f :i? af.?f?-x?|.l
? <-,-h stiff-. .. I,t to |,nv nvo
,l""' " "r ' *?'' 'n il w ith intVr. -t.
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Jrlnlirr r^lduV^-.VhI,
i: J'. SCI I Nt II IT.
Trusti-c.
NOTK ?Tin- iiIk.vk sal,? Is ni.nli
?ubjcrt lo ,t | it*: or il.-i.l of trust
HTuriiifc 94.r>'10.00 Iirnnlpal.
Hl'MHiKliS ?>?? \ 'i. :i>* (ratify
10 tbe snort rM?u>5 obtain* I 'I
\Va??r
?By George McManus
BRINGING UP FATHER '
v/hv father -xou are
cruel to talk like
that agoot al<?tx-he's
a self" kak'e ,v\a's -
tSOV/ don't arcoe.
vith me - if" he come-b
aroond here ac?im - i'll
<3ive him to the do<
c.atc hers!
oh: shut up
fche knows
her, OV/n
\tell ^ou - bhevo *?
too xounc - let her
wait a. tew "year-o
l r?<;ht sort
of j^afs
comeco
DISI'LAV CI.ASSIl ll l)
in* en as. k.
Heal Instate Agent.
Trustees' Auction Sale
In part execution of a certain deed
of trust to the undersigned trustee,
dated December 2. 1920. an?l duly re
corded in the Clerk's Office of Illch
Mi'iinl f'haiicery Court, in I). J!. 271-A,
piiKe '.'It. there liavinu hecn default
in the payment ut tiie ?Jel?t tlieret?y
secured. iit.<i in 11114 requested jo to do
by tin- beneficiary. I will sell : 1 r pub
lic auction, on the premise*. on
TH L'ltSIJA V. AI '<? I 'ST 1 i. r.?21.
At t :30 o'clock !'. M ,
nil that certain lot. |i(ece or parcel of
land located in tlio city of liichmond.
Vii.. in what i.s known as Scott's Ad
itition; fatd In trotitllii; 7i feet on
tlie south line of isrooklanQ Street.
h<'K>tit)ll>K at 11 point SO feet cast of
the s'>ut!ie:(j.t intersection of ISrook
latul Str'-et with llli;h Point Avenue,
and runs hack northwardly from said I
frontage lietwi <-n parallel lines the
dlstan- e Of 110 f.?t t.. a -''.'-foot alley.
TKItMS To lie announced .it sale.
.max 1: nt:i:uu.\u.wi>.
Trustee. .
Till: I'NITKI) ST ATMS OK V.MKIt
i>\. kastkkn district of
vii;i;im.\.
AVhere.-iji. < n die 25tli day of .Inly,
l'.'2l. Hodiiey N. Smith filed a llhel in
I the I ?i ? 11 1 ? t I'nlirt of the i'nited
States for th> Kadterti District of
Virginia a?:aiti-<t the steamer ? Itosi -
dale," lo-r boats. tackle, apparel and
j furniture, in a eause of debt, ?? ivi 1 and
| maritiine.
? And \vheri;i?, l?y virtue of process
| in due tortn < f law, to me directed. I
| rettitiialilc <? 11 the '.'NI? I)AV til-'l
; AI'til'ST, l'?2l. I have seized and
taken the ?>ai<i steamer "Kosedalfc."
aid ha\e her In my custody.
Not 11 ?? js lie re I tflvelt that a ]>ls
triet t'oiitt Will b* held in the l.'tiited
I States <'out trootn. In the city of llich
! tnotid, Va? on the 12th day of August,
r.Cl. for tin- trial of said pr< iiiIui-k.
and tli'- owner or owners, arid ali
persons \\ ho may have or claitti any
; interest, are lu reby cited to he and
?appear at the tune and place afore
said. to > how caus/-, it any they have.
1 why * final decr? ?? should not pass I
as prayed. I
ci.AmcNci: smith.
L\ S. Marshal,
liy .1. C. lil.MOTT,
1 >. ;nit > !S. Maraha 1.
BYRD PARK
N'e-.v ?'etni-huncalow, six rooms,
tile.I hath. hreakfa:-t room, built-in
? refrigerator. hot-water heat. large
lot. This is very attentive.
31 U.r,on i" -Terms.
MOftTON ?i. Til A I..I I !M 10IV.
I-* I r ^ t National Hank Ituildlng.
11 t - I A I' ? I* kflia kViliii.l. !B iQ j a !
l-?J? jil Xttf !?*.?? niwt-. (U?
I ution.
WHIM: >??u*r?' Md-i iii: :!? ??. # thfr o oilo
ft * ?? -? ? si: ?r -? ?
VOl l< irtiK ? iiH v a 1 ^. *;?* * ij Want a rf
SihT |f>n
INC.
AUCTIONEERS
PMOME M*0.l&06
INC.
AUCTIONEERS^
PHONE MAUI ?06
Auction Sale Cancelled
Stock and Fixtures of
UNITED CONFECTIONERY
1515 East Main Street
A private sale of stock and fixtures of the United Confectionery Vo..
No. 1Hast Main Street, having been muck* and a transfer of the lease
arranged for. the auction s-aie of aforesaid stock and fixtures, advertised
for ;?:i!<? by auction on Thursday, August 11, 1!?1'1, at o'clock P. M., is
Therefore Cancelled
I5KN.FAMIN LOVKNSTKIX, Trustee.
Till] VALKNTlXli AUCTION CO.
The J
em
of
1
Monument Ave.
LOT 35x130
Not n Large House?Not * Di^ /'rice
1
I!ut if You liny n $25,00" Seeing This You Will
Certainly He Sorry?C'Cr.us 'if Desired.
1)1 SI'I.,iY CLASSIFIED
A. M. OOVUil,
Ileal lCstiilK Auctioneer.
22 North Nlntli Sircdt.
TRUSTEES'
AUCTION SALE
Ob'
210 North Lombardy
Street
menMONIt, VA.
ATT 1ACT I VIC T WO ? STO11V
MODKliN LSl'lCK UKSIOGNCE.
Jn execution nt si certain deed ol
trust, dated July J'j. I'iI J, ;i ml i i-i vril
ed in 11i?? clerk's ollioe of the Court
nf Chancery to! t!i?? city ??' lliehtnond
Vn? In Deed (took 2li-C. page Sf'JU,
dejault having been made in the jmy
rnefit ??! a (Million of tin ?J? ? I?t M-cun "1
thereby. .>r.? t li.ivitu; been ? ?<|UiikI l >
thi' 11 o t ? holder to do m, we will, mi
TJICUSOA V. Al'<;i\ST 11. IV 21.
at 4:30 o "Clock I'. M..
proceed in si il lit imlilic ;tiii-tIon, >>u
tn*- premises. tin- piupertj ? <m\ ? j wi
lher- in. to-wit
All tliat certain lot ol lari I. with
improvements Ihoicori. lylnu ami
hoiliK III tin- Oily of Jlk 'imoiitl. \ .1
on ;n<! wont line >>' l.onii..ir?ij stieei.
between (trove Avimi' ami ll.ittover
Avenue, beginning nt a |M>int on liiu
?a* -i line ol l.omljur.ly .~-ir>- - <11>tat,i
1 l<ii 'J Inehea south ot lav south
line of llanover Avenue Oicing
the center of the partition wall
which divides the tenement on
Hi-- |iri>|i? !iy hereby ?!?->< i ? ??.-?I (rom
t -liit which adjoins it <>n the north),
th-nce t'lntium southwardly aloiiK
and trontint: on !!??? west line ol l,<?tn
b.irdy Street 20 feet to tin- not th line
ol an alley 2" feet wide, and extend
ing back w'estwardly between nuraib :
lilies- I "ill |,et t<? ail alley 2'J Je??t Wide,
'i'Kit MS Cash.
A. M liOVKR.
IP MIT. N. J'uM.AItli.
Trustees.
CiOLSAN & NASH, INC.
U A ,\ I olllC't* JI/V ? i'"U:bhi>lie A
fl ?? A
IV.' liaf llf'Sw UI.V ,\3.< IA Vu UK llir* Ol
?Hi." v .? 14 - V' -J, hi-, i? y n.-ttvtijijf Uij
natch *Var?? *
'if 1 w* ' * < " ? rn-rm fiy in'l^'ir"
Kiglit rooms, bath, electric
lights, detached.
An architectural gem.
Unusually desirable loca
tion.
Inspection by appointment
only.
1 605 Hanover Ave.
DISPI.A Y CLASSIFIED
tlifKTKK'H ACCTloX SA1.H
OK
That Very Attractive
Suburban Dairy
Farm
'< ?< ?XTA 1XIN<5 I - '?> ACItKS. MO UK ? >K
i.i:ss. auoct :: mii.ks noutii
kast ok tiii: city ok uicii
5IONU, NKAlt Tin: ?' 11KI ? 111 T< > X
<>U IIAXOVKU UOAI?. IX
IIKMtli'U COI'XTY, VA.
!:>? virtue of :? <!? ? <1 of mint dated
.Inly :!. 1920. and recorded in tli?
lerk's office of 11 ?? i? tt. o firciiit ?"???? i?
in l>. J1 "> - A. pa*-!e 1 SC. default hav
ing !????-** mail, in I Sic jyus?? ut of tile
1-j months' interest null- <>f ! .">32.50,
and 1m inix required s<> i<> ?1?? by the
holders thereof. tin- undersigned
trustvi- will sell at I'liMk- hui Hon, on
lit.- premises, on.
MOXI'AY. T HI-: I IT 11 HAY oK
Afiil'ST. 1'jJI.
At o'<'lock i\ m.. '
tin aluivi- seal estate. ii? Kt i il?? ?l as
tic*t certain tract of laml. witli all
buildings. improvements. timber ami
wood thereon. ami rights, ways ami
appurtenances lh^ri-io ln-lotiitini!,
I\;r.? ami beini: in 111 ?* t'ouiilv of
Henrico. Va.. about t li r inili-s north
east of tin- t'ity ol Kli liiii'iuil. ni-iir tli<'
I'liidlitoii Uoud or lla;iov>r Jlonil.
and containing I .:t arr-s. nior.- or
I* ?"s. I" tni; i in- mi nit- tract nf laml
contaiulnt: 137.33 ai res. more or ]e ss,
which was i-onvi yi-il to Charles 'i.
Millard hy deed from Oren M. Wood
ward and wife. t.vci pt 14 acres. which
was conveyed l.y 11?? said Charles (i.
Miliar.I and wlf.- lo Kdmoml Christian
b> deed dated Sept* 111 Iter 1.1. I 111".
Tin- family graveyard, as now en
closed. IS reserved. I'lat of tin- prop
erty will shown at the sale. Thi.-t
is a very desirable dairy farm, with
large attractive dweliimr. dairy barn,
with between 30 and 40 stanchions,
stable, etc.: several other buildings,
i irninl orchard, land fenced off Into
Melds. Hj acres in alfalfa, about 20
a f re? in timber, balance in cultiva
tion and pasture. .Mr. Hcii.sliaw tin
tenant, will I,.- Kl.-?,| h|10w the
property.
TKUMS '"ash as to costs of exe
cuting this trust, taxes anil insur
ance premium.**, if an> due. ami r? ?
pay the above m-le of $r.:;^,r?i|; credit
as to not- ot $">32.">0, i.ue .lnntiar>
II* ? ?: ?.'?32.r.i), tine .1 uIv :i. 15122. and
2? > ear note of * 1 7.7oil." due Julv ::
i:>22. ami i-ash is i.> a 11 > r< siduc over
the above amounts.
\\\ a. I'j:xi>i.i-:tox,
Trustee.
BANKUl'l'T acction SAM: OK
Stock Crockcry, Glassware,
Enamclwarc
l'ni-suant to an order of the District
Court of the I'nitcd States for the
Uasu-r 11 District of Virginia. entered
jn the matter of 11. ,\. Moore. banU
rtipt. 1 will sell at auction on the
premises. Xo. -12.t Xorth Sixth Slroet.
KI5ir?AV, Al'CJt'ST 12. 1921.
at 3 o'clock I'. M..
a stock of Crockery. dassware, Tin
ware. Knamelware. Toys: also Ins
play Tables and Shelves. Will i>?
sold in lots to the trade.
TKUMS: Cash.
JAM ES C. I*ACSK.
Trustee.
THK vai-KNTIXK ACCTION CO.,
INC.. Auctioneers.
Suitable For Two Families
Situated on paved avi nm- in
West Knd. convenient to car line,
two-story detached brick home,
long lot. five rooms and bath i n
lirst floor, six rooms and bath on
second tloor. hot-water heating
plant. Possession September. 11
is well worth the price.
$13,000.00
MORTON O. THAU 11M KB.
Kirst Xational Bank Btiilding.
You Can Buy a Home
Now!
in Stonewall Courts
Richmond's Most Convenient Suburb
The locution is ideal. Fifteen minutes' ride
from the center of the city. Wonderful surround
ings- Some of the linest homes in Hlchnior.il are
on C?ry Street Koad and near Stonewall Courts.
Six of the nine now under construction al
ready sold. Three more particular people can
find a home now. ,
Mouses are ultra-modern in every way. Build
ing is of the best materials and designs.
If y"ou are interested in a home anywhere, take
15 minutes and look at these.
We will sell you a home and make the con
ditions suit. Prices range from $18,000 to $25,000.
Look! Then tell lis what you want to do
about It.
ITALIAN BANK OF AMERICA
ORGANIZED IN NEW ORLEANS
I lly Associated Press.)
Ni:\V OiU.EA.W, I.A . Aug. IV.? Per
fection of plans for oruanlzation uf
tin- Italian Uiiin of Amurii'a, capi
talized at JMMi.noo, was announced
tohi Klit I. y Vestri. chairman of
!lit> recently organized Italian Cham
ber uf ('oiiiincrrc of \'i*w Orleans.
Organizers ?.f the hatilc say its ob
ject i<; to promote lai'Ki r t raile bt t w? ci.
11K* i'nited .-t. i! ? ? aii'l lt:.|v, ati'l also
to improve tiaiii relation* ' etw"cn
Cent ml .Vmcrican countries and New
Orleans'. I!:i> of the project sire
leaders I; i tin local Italian colony,
which . u us per i cut <>f New ur
leans real , : t; t??
l ulored l.riuicr to Spenli.
I ml. r the : uvpices of t lie Kicli
".I'.ornl liffni'li tlie "National Asso
ciation for tli<- Ailviiiu rnient of Col
?ireil People." William K. Denny, a
o!ored lawyer "f this e.tv. will speak
i->night at St. Philip's Kpiscopai
<"! iirt li. colored. St. .James and l<eigk
Street". < a tlii Mili.l?ct. "The Appli
?.??ti'iti of .It; i This !-?< the fourth
of a s< ries of lectures liy till.*
speaker. lie v.-IU lie presented |i>
lie v. .1. 1.. Tajlor. rector of the
.-J> iit eli
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
$6,500
Mll.l.KK AVI-:.. HA ItTON IIKICIITS
S rooms .mil haih. frame, with elec
tric lights and steuiu ileal, Lot fi.'i.v
IID feet. Terms very reasonable.
Possession Sept. I.
\V. S UOIJINSON & ?'().
$5,250
!')?; NOItTIl i'l.L'M STlllvKT
?; rooms and bath, hrlck. modern,
with electric lights and plpeless fur
nace. Possession at once. Terms easy.
\\\ S. ItOHlNSON & CO.
$5,000
WKST KM)
#I.00i? ?'ash. Haianco Monthly
Nortii of Main Street and oast of
i'ii Sonlevard. f- rooms and hatlt;
frame, -villi electric litrhts and hnrd
wooil floors; also Riirage. Possession
-epi 1
\V. S. IIOIIINSON .V- CO.
IN Till: HISTKIi'T COtrilT t?K T1IK
I'NITKD STATUS KOlt Till'. KAST
KP.N DISTK1CT OK VIUOINIA.
In the matter of i No. 2"!H.
1?A 11? SIIKKTS, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
N< ITII.'K OP KIIIST MKKTINC5 OF
CKKDITOUS
To the creditors r.f DAVID SI IKKTS.
of Klchmotid. in the County of Hen
rico. and district aforesaid ? Bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby glwn that on
August > P.ii'i. tin- said DAVID
SMCKTS was duly adjudicated liank
ruii!, and that the first meeting of his
creditors will In- held in my office,
Uociidm UIX-llPl Mutual Building,
lli.'litiuind. Va.. <?ti the iSTIf DAY ?)K
AI'tll'ST, 1I?2I. hi )o o'clock in the
forenoon, at which tinio the said
creditors muj attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the hankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meet lug-.
THOS. u SNKAD.
Cefcrie in Bankruptcy.
AllRlIM *1. plJI.
IX T11K IIIISTISlia COURV, PAUT
OK.Till-: CITY OK mCUMOND.
\ A.. .II I.Y 1!?. 1921.
''Xa \'s "a,'!,or Complainant
, l:uhy llarper Defendant
I 'i'he object of this iuit is to obtain
,a divorce from the defendant on the
ground of desert Ion. And an affidavit
I luivinir been made and /lied thai the
j defendant. Ituh.v Harper. Is not a resl
; dent oi tiie State ?if Virginia, it Is
?"dered that she do appear lure with
i "i fifteen days after due publication
of this order and do what is ncces
jsarv to protect her interest in this
"lilt. A Copy?Teste:
u\ K. L>U VAI.. Clerk.
OKO. II. PAUL. p. i|.
,A special rninmunieatiiin
Noi th.ikle I.otjge, No. ?!)'? A p
an.l A M.. will t>e held" in ' th<i
Masonic Hull. Pour i n Avenue ami
St nun Street. Highland Park.
Thursday. August 11. nt r.rsO I'. M (o
I?ay a final tribute ot respect tu our late
I brother. I.. A. Alexander.
Ilrelhi'eii <jf other IrnJKes are Invited
| to meet \vIt h u i
' My order of the norvhipful niiivtrr
ASA .tOllN'SON. Secretary.
Hy \V M. 1*. ItKDD, '
Jtoaltor.
TUITSTUBS AUCTION SAI.K
OK
8-Room Dwelling
513 N. 31 st Street
I'.y virtue of a certain deed of
trust, dated May 14th, P.i^O, and re
corded in the Kichmnml Chancery
Court, clerks ollice, in Deed Hook
IMot-A. page 3SI. default having been
made in the payment of a portion of
tho debt secured thereby, ami having
been required by the henellciary
thereunder so to do. 1, the under
signed trustee, will, on
'J'llUItSbAY, AUtili'S'l IITH. J02I.
at &:30 o'clock P. M?
on tiie promises, proceed to sell nt
public auction tiie property conveyed
therein, viz.;
"All Hint certain lot of In ml, with
all improvements thereon, lying and
being in tho city of Hichm'otid. Vn..
ami known as No. S1.1 North Thirty
Klrst Street, fronting on the eastern
lino of Tlilrty-llrst Street, between
Clay and Loigh Streets, thirty-two
CI2') feet and extemllng hack cast
wardly from said front at right
angles ami between parallel lines ono
hundred and twenty-six ^12(5') s jt
three (3") Inchon to an aliey sixteen
tlii') feet wide."
Any one desiring lo porchnso a
good home or an investment will do
well to attend this sale.
TKltMb. Cush.
WM. r. It 10DD. ?
. .J.^i.il Truatee.
DEEM CAUSE OF ALASKA'S LOSS
UNSUSPECTED OCEAN CURRENT
Coast Survey Chief Describes Pacific Phenomenon
Which Deceives Navigators, Throwing Them Off
Their Course When Fogs Prevent Observations.
(i:> I'ros.o j
U ASIIINCToX. Auk. I" A baf
nil)}; phenomenon >if o.-oa ii current
t?mlottcies< in st dlsrov?rod, probably
ircouttls fdr tin- I'oK Saturdax of
1 lie sU'iiini'r Alnckll and 47 !lv. s 011
.Ik* California coa.it. It was Hnnouttrcd
:? re today liy t'ulnM*| K. l.ester
l-iiic.". dlreeior of t!i?s roast ami
_ || Mll'Vt'V
Winds driven parallel to the I'nollle
ioast, ho sal<l. set tip new etirrentK
which ?nt^i?j?5??,.**t**?l b\ na visrnioiw.
? I r 11" t inlaml. inslead of oxart'j in
wind direction.
The tendoney. ami some of the
principles uoVet'nillK it. have lieen de
veloped liy observations front Unlit -
s ilim along tire I'aeirie Const, f'ol
o iel Jones said. ami probably ran bo
.vorlini out furl Iter by rosearch for
.he protection of navigation. Th?>
InlliitMii e has probably been .1 f n tot
he 1I1 olareii In tin- loss of .t hnn
? 11 ? ? I ships alonn the Pacific margin
111 the last twenty years.
Those water drifts toward tlx
mainland. Colonel .lottos pointed
out. afleot a vessel tiavli/ation north
, <>r south alonn 11?? roast, move it
| i.radnally nearer sind nearer land.
when il^ ottleers have charted lltelt
jmurs. out into safe deo;> waters I',
'tops or bad xv on (Iter Intervene t<
jbinder their usual observations. t'n#
(Vessel mas I... pil.d upon a r.-ef. am!
'rv. n lier wireloss rails for help v. HI
?bo confusing. because the location
ll.'-r captain Kivos will io- utiles away
| loin the stctual location.
I If lite observation studios of tlw
.1111 Mil ran Io runt itttied. t'olonel
[.'ones said. .niton! tahlcM serving to
I >|'otcot the i.;i\ii;at is may bo built
I tip.
WILSON AND DOWNEY
TO FIGHT 12 ROUNDS
I liy Associated I'rts.s.l
Itn.vTox, Auk. ?Martin Killilea,
manage! of Johnny Wilson. an
nounced tonight that Wllsoh Had been
matched by Tex Kiekn/d to meet
Itiyan I'onncy. in a twelve-round no
?li-cisinn bout at Jersey City, Labor
Day. In a recent bout at Cleveland
the referto awarded the decision to
Wilson on u foul, tut the Cleveland
linxlnn' cottitr'ssion annouiK'i'il that
t had overruled the decision a act
?vould recognize Downey as middle
weight champion on the ground (lint
he hail actually scored a knockout.
The Massachusetts boxing commission
h\s refused to recognize the action
?if the Cleveland body.
Wilson \\ ill receive .l.'i per cent of
tin gate receipt!; and Downey 20 per
cent. lioth men are to weigh I ??f?
pounds at 10 o'clock in the morning.
They will enter the ring at 4 1'. .M.
MANY DOCUMENTS RECEIVE
THE SIGNATURE OF MAYOR
Mayor Ainslie yesterday attached
-lit.-. signature of approval to a num
ber of pupil's passed by both
brunches of City Council, including
measures to accept dedication of cer
tain streets and alleys in North
Kichntond: to establish true line of
:?!!? y from Meadow Street, between
i".rove,and Hanover Avenues; to place
II. i'. Truman on the superannuated
list; to acquire land for widening
Put tel .-on Avenue at Jtoscnealh llnad:
ti> reimburse l-'itxIiUKh Camp.
.Spanish War Veterans, for money
expended in entertainment of dele
gates to .stat" Kncampment, July,
llcjo. tn acquire two feel of land for
1\ tension of sewers on alley north
of Woodrow Avenue from Dailies'
.Mill- lioail; to authorize the Comp
troller to pa> bill of State Warden
c. T. Sims, for killing .s:ra.- Jogs
under State dog law.
* nrri'i'tIon ns In Auiril*.
'I'lii' list of the scholarships au
*i<.iia<?il in The Times-1 >ispatcli of
August 7 a< awarded by the Vir
ginia Division of the United Daugh
ter* <?f the Confederacy in co-opera ?
tiun with the Southern Woman's
Kducatintial Alliance was an error.
All scholarships contained in i'ic
announcement w re awarded by the
Southern Woman's Kilucationul A!
linnet itself, although three of t!i> in
? those at William and Mary. i. > lluth
Oliver, of .Milton, N. ?'.. and Caroline
Mil!, of itiiaiiokc, Va., and that a',
the Harrisonburg State Normal
School to Juli.s Diitinaway, of Smith
field. Va.. were given to young
women making application through
the C. D i'. The IT. I >. Vi%'tnia
Division, had, however, a In rue num
ber of valuable scholarships a:i I is
sloitlv to publish a list of its own
{.wards. Mrs. W. C. N'. Merchant, o!
Ccatliam. Is jh.iit man of the'cduc.t
t on committee --f the IT. D. C\. an J
Ji>ss ii l> Hatcher acts a.s vlce-ohai;"
r.ian ot the committee.
\il? ertKIng Committee to Meet.
It. IV Harrison, chairman of the
advctlsing committee of the Chamber
of Commerce, will call that body
together early next week for the pur
pose of taking up the subject of
pushing lti< hmonil-mude goods and
presenting the same to the people,
of Kichmom! iu a systemmatlo way
throughout the fall months. The
"Made in Richmond" cxhil.it will also
be discussed, anil recommendations
made to the board of directors re
lative to the exhibit.
I'ree IINpeitsnry llrport.
The average number of patients
wImi visited the free dispensary daily
during Hi. month of July was ninety
three, the lowest number on any one
day being tlfty-two and the highest
3 50. prescriptions to the number of
I,were tilled during the month.
The total number of patients call
ing during the mouth was
1'ntieiits who did not pay for t-esxt
ment numhered 1,051, or 1.". per cent
of the total iiuutber calling
No Meeting C.'ihIc ComniKitlon,
It was stilted, yesterday that the
Commission on Itevision of the Llulld
ing Code would not meet until early
in September. It had 1 ecu announced
tlicit the commission would probably
meet this .veck. but owing to business
plnijs of several members the meeting
wHI not Lc held until later.
GIANTS SPLIT DOUBLE
HEADER WITH CUBANS
Tlo- liichmond tjianls and the
Cubans split a double-header yoslcr
day. the tlrst grame cnlii),r to the
('nliaim l?v tho score of ?> to l, ami the
second t<? th<> Clam* tiy the score of
r. to "J.
Tompson, piti hiiiK the second jjiune
for the (Hants, hurle<| stellar liall
throughout the entire (tame, allowing
but live hits
The Cilanl.-t plnj the strong llrook
lyn lloyals, from Itronklyn, X Y.,
here next week. In thu meantime,
the team will he strengthened hy
three new players from the Itaracliap
C! In nls.
Score liy innings: It 11. 1".
Cubans . .Tjj 1100?:? 13 1
Itlchmoml 0110 noil 010?I 7 I
Haltcries: Itichiiiond? Summer and
Cram. Cubans?Curran and Fer
nanda.
Second name: li. II. K.
t'uhuns "tni (oil mil ?'J 1
liichmond .lua OOit o'lii?5 :i 0
Haltcries: Itichnioiid?Tompson and
Patterson. Cubans?Fella ami Syl
via.
WHITE AND DUNDEE DRAW;
PAUL DOYLE BEATS CROSS
|lly Associated Press. |
NKW YoiMv. Auk. I it.?Charlie
White, of CI:Ia*iifo, and .lohnny Dun
die, of New York, went ten rounds
to a draw, at an open-air arena here
tonight. I'oth are I i kt 111 \vt? i k hts.
Paul lioyle, claimant of the New
Kngliinil welterweight title, was
uivt li the judge's decision over Mar
ty Cross, of New York.
.lohnny P.ulY, claimant of the Amer
ican liy weight championship, re
ceived the Judge's decision over
Charley l.edolis, French bantam
weight, at the end of tholr ten-round
liout, lint the crowd toX pressed iiu
disapproval at the verdict. llult was
knocked down in the third and
fourth rounds hy lel'ts to the chin.
AMERICAN TENNIS STARS
WIN STRAIGHT VICTORIES
lily Associated Press |
N IAC AHA-ON - Til 12 - I.AUK. tlN'T.
Ann. In. St rain h t-set victories were
scored hy the American tennis play
ors over tlieir Canadian opponents in
the internallonal singles mail-lies to
day. It. 1.1 ml ley Murray, of Niagara
Kalis, former American singles cham
pion. defeated 1". A. Purkiss, "'oronto,
li-U', i'--'.', and paired with C. Herd, or
Chicago, in the open doubles, defeated
12. \Y. Hlckle and T Sheard. of To
ronto. li-1. ?>-1.
Frank Anderson, of New York, na
tional indoor champion, and Walter
Weshrook. of Clevclnml. Outplayed
A. It. Hernharilt, of Preston, and I M.
I.aiuir. Waterloo, ti-2, ii-2, in the open
douhles.
GREAT BRITAIN WINS
SIX METER YACHT RACE
| 11\ Associated Press.)
cowks. ism: OF winlIT, An* in.
?tireat liritain today won the inter
national six-meter yaelit race from
the team of four American bouts
sent across seas to contest for the
cup.
The sixth und final race in the
series was won by the Lirltish racers
l?y a margin of four points, the home
boats scoring twenty and the visitors
sixteen. Previously the point score
stood at ninety-seven for the lirllisli
craft, and seventy-two for the Ameri
cans. thus making the filial score
Croat ltritaiu 117 and America eighty
eight,.
The order of (he Ttnish was Vic
toria, Jean. Crebe. Cenlo. Sheila
512100 STALLION STOKE
Three-Wiir-ftM liolwin foil .Main
tains I'orfivi Gniml Circuit
Uticing Itrrord.
I liy .\}<8oelatc?! I'ross |
N'?i:tio it a no am., c'i.kvki.\.vr?.
"H1". Aur. 10.? ? ?'j;irdiait Trus !
Mil 3-year-old B.Mwjr; colt. maintaln
"I !.is iMTf? . t uraiKl circuit racinyr
r.| today by wlnniiiir (In- cltau'
I" I ? >i; ^ li j p stallion stake, the richest
futurity tn ho raf*?.| (,,r s,, jat j|ll%
?a*on. arti-r a spilt heat race. Th
ua> tturt It *12.000. of w lii< ?
???.. . ? iv. nt t'. Miv II M. IOatiiia. J-.,
?>i Ciev. !.1 ??fI. owner i.r the Winn. ?
1U- was ii"inInai...| by u. s- lil. .
.enjfer. i.f .MilwMiki'?.
11 *?*?' (5uar.0ian< Trnst's
???ii vt-ul n ?? vio'.iiry, i* ?> a Is,. u..vi'";
cap tun il !' .Matron Stakes at T<
i'Ur.c.. at tli<- Kalamazn..
j Di. k MfJIahi.a was t.,.
.driver in .mi h Instance.
I ' !<:ariln Trust won t ???? rii xt and
third floats, tli.- second lining t'> !?".?
vi.in.in, fiiuai favorite with Mi" -vi.i -
*|*r hi the betting. after t;u.\r'ii.?a
I'rust hail made a had break.
.!???iif-t to Otankin, Hi. favorite, w.ti
.llo I'ross purse ?r $j.|ioo f,,;- 2:1 S
oluss tr >ltors, tlx second event of
importance on the' card, in stralg'.u
loats She took the lead when .all
?d noon and won as l.on M-l>onaId,
ler driver, pleased.
I ?ardanellit. favorite in tli? J.Or,
lace, was distanced in the first mile.
The winner turned up on Johmly
)uirk. which won the first two heat.
Summario;<;
I lie I'r? ss j; 11", .-lass tmttins ; jmrse,
j.iiiii):
cam l to Uankin. eh. in., liy San
Wraticisi'd. (McDonaLd). .... I I i-.>
Jetty Taylor, 1>. in., by Siliko
< I >odue i .....' 2 J 1
'dor I tie ler. t>. c., by l'eter the
iSrcat. tStokes) 2
rati rid,a. h f. by l'eter . the
Croat. ill. l-'lomin') ....... Jj'Jf*
lain I.ii k. b. :j , by Main Loaf,
iThutrtiisi . .. t
?."i 110 t'lirci. ? iorton T Baroness. JJ.an
?vi-r. A I.-vnndor I! , r.ud \ova Brooke.
? I s o start oil
Tit.o. 2 <?.*, ::-4; 2 :')?! 3-4.
nt! clas'i pacing; purse, 51.200:
'ohntij i\>i|lrl?. ch. by I led we
Wootl Hoy, ilCgau) 1 1 ro
I.ii^.. ii ! ledgowood. o. ?., by ?
lledgew mil Hoy, i V. Klemina) 2 ." 1
\bc Hal. br. in., by Tile Abbe, *
i I 'a 1 i ii i J n
Amardaic. br. h. by Ainar
McKiiiticy. i Weber) S 2 6
Kolioino ilooruc. eh. k . li.v
llodijowood Hoy. (Whitehead) 3 :< *
May Hello |)(ri'?t. ,1. W. S. Wrack
and Dardaucllu, also started.
Tunc. 2:0:? 1-1; 2:03 1-2; 2:01 1-2.
Championship stallion stake. 3
\ oar-old trot, value $12,000:
? luardlaii Trust, br. c.. by Bel
Win. (Mc.Mahon) I S 1
I'avonian, b. c., by ,1. Malcolm
Korbe.i, (Kdnian) ?& X-.3
The CSreat Itose, b. f., by l'eter
thetireat. (.McDonald) 2 2 2
0.eo Tide. blk. c.. by l_.ee Ax
worthy, (Alloii) 4 3 I
l'eter Harvester, h. ??., by The
Harvester, t W. W. Fleming) 3 4
Kutiice Hell. Tlio f!real Volo and' 1^'yj
to Watts, also .started.
Time. 2.:0ti; 2:00 3-1: 2:03 1-1;
2:12 class pacing; purse, $1,200; . . ?
Ualiy linlO. b. in., by Sterling
S.. t W. Klomlng) .3 ' I
Baby Hlntor. h. m., by l'eter W.
(Whitehead) 1 2 5
Jolly (!irl. b. m.. by BinRolla.
(.Mallow > 7 3 2
1 Hull), ?!., b. m., by l'eter (.??
(V. KleliliilK) 2 0 7
1.aura I'orlits, l>. in., by Mal
colm Forliow, (.lump) S n x
Lewis Witt. Julia Anne. Doctor T,
The Jack, also started.
Time, 2:09 3-4; 2:07 1-2; 2:0(5 1-4.
FRIGHTENS OFF BURGLARS
WHEN MEN ARE ARRESTED
Upon receipt of information that
an attempt would be made to roll
the safe of the Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Company, 11 South Twelfth
Street, a number of policemen se
cret cd themselves in and around till
olllce building early yesterday morn
in;t. but their efforts were unreward
ed. It was said that the combina
tion of the s;Wo and other valuable
data relative to (taining entrance to
the olllce had been obtained by tho
suspected burglars.
This arrest of three men on a
charge of vagrancy in tho vicinity
of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Company's bulltllng, is said to hav.j'
.ilarmed the thieves planning the rob
bery. and caused their Ret-away,
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
ftnutly that corn stops hurting:. th>:n
shortly you lift It right off with
lingers Trnlv!
Voiir druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"Krui'ziinu" for a few cents, suilicient
to romiivo f.vety hard corn, soft corn
or corn bclivcen the toes, and the
calluKfs. without soreness or lrrita
?.ton. Advorllnompiit.
Johnston's Foot Soap
(On Mnrkrt for Ovrr Fifty Your*)
made of Horax. Iodine and I'ran I* *
?ur<> nnd safe relief for thoan tired,
ncin(ip. tender. swollen, burning
FEET
that h.ive 1.,-tii routine you so much
pain. 35c, alt .Iruxxltn. if unoblalnab!*
at your ilrur^iti, sent direct oa ra
selpt of pile*.
THOMAS GILL SOAP CO.
711.710'Kent Ave.
imOOKLYN, MCXV voni(
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