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REAL ESTATE FOR KENT
Oarages fur Kent 77u |
OARAGES.
Wo have hrlck KiimifT In srveral dif
ferent locations In Weil End, For Infor
mation sue
A 1.1 ,A_N. HAVI I.l.K & SNKAI). INC..
108 NOll'I'll KKVKNTII STREET.
HANUOI.l'll 232 A.
OUlco and Desk Houui t 78
OFK1CK for rent In Ileal Kstate K*chutiK*
HulMlnif 12 North Ninth Hirtvt. Heat.
llKtit and Jmiitor aervlco Included. A.
.m. Oovtr, . - North Ninth* i
Wanted?To Kent "all
A PA 11T.M l'.NT--Wa ntvd by couple, Feliru- J
ary IM, two-room. kitchenette and bath j
apartment, furnished. lor.?tion, central (
mt .Wuii Kii?I. (i 27 4. chic Tim i>la
*x?tch.
Il'AHTMKNT, unfurnished. thr*.*i? or four
rooiitN, kitchem t te and hath, Parti' u
11? i m to Mox )> 2#3. ? urc Th?- lllrj'Hteh.
UEAI. ESI ATI-. K)H SALE
Itiishii'ss Property
"MANUFACTURING
SITE
in Richmond. Must be sold;
railroad siding and two
buildings on property; only
$15,000; half cash; balance;
very easy. Worth $25,000.1
Box I) 207, care The Dis
patch.
Farms uikI LiiikI fur Sale h:i ?
FARM BARGAINS.~
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are;
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON, 1
807 East Main Street.
KINK i.-.ii'rtj f-ir:ii. t-n-ari'd in |
County, Vu., near l,ockI|?-> Creek and j
1{? I'laliatinock lilver; acrm "f oper i
. i I. will ijfov/ ulti'oM Anything; 17 '
trv- tint- tttnh^r: ?;d?*ndl?l onhard.i
:?.? f - ?rp ii) ?t?:r I with farm. KK*von
i'i. hi . parage. v-irn. cornhouie \
? <? ? b))i.i| ;> Ii I woo?l*het|. CoO't w.tt?-r,
w?'l! ;n >.ird. aNo In blrnyurJ. Ten
mtmP'V u*lk to elOfw and ; ??atotl,.?>\
two ml .i t.^if :nile? to high school
.??#.! ? -t y?ar about 41 So worth apples, j
P. ? ??. |7."?;u. A|?i)l> Mr." .1. (i. llart, j
ft*-mini?* iri \v? no- nod Twenty-hintn
- ' ??. Pal'Injur-, Md.
A ?<??: r i .?.?! rtM k f?*r?n. ?!l Irn
t?rovemej|t?. no.ti Mition, I!! 0')0 caah.
i-4'.ifi". f t*t ? month. Ktejr*. Ur**?> ?
i l jff. Vn
3*'? Af'HK: fm|-> <i*. ?*<| fund; 60 In winter .
.j, ;.?? in itii-ml'iw; liO tlenr<d, New
i-rooin h?iir. lights, i barna arid
1 out MiiMlft*. rnul*n. wagons. farml:** Im
plement* tractor, gai.ic plows, disk, ho<*
ratti*. turn nti'l f??d. A.'l at ttacrfhc*
lor ?jui h rale. J. Nrdc, lMiie?villt,
Iv tig lain ?' ?un?>.
House* for Stile HI
" "nTiiric I'oi iu.n i i.at frkk
Thin |?:oj?ert> rent* for $7.'? ;t month.
Will sell It to you for I-.O0O ?.,???h ntid IfO
<4. month. Low er flat cnnlly tonvertlhle
Into btc?r. Ho* I) 2*.5, *?r*? T)?e f
XJ. ST OOVKI: SKN I HiAMh LlOUriS3 ?
lOaAO. Rtandard taah, panol, doora. in
terior celled; eirellent >op iMurJlv for'
home bu!|d>rt. at racrtHce price. Must
be moved quickly. Urcnner & Mtc.naM
aon. SOS Itrook Avenue
??ROOM stucco house. Ju?t complete I
Hot-water heat, pjl*fh?d fl^ore. nicely
located; 10 nilnutra to llroad Street.
$4,600. flyland Kealty < ??. Kan?to1pti ?17.
tf ixjtn fur Sale ho ;
BUHINKSs" I.OT~i.\ lii.vn.u I'A It K "
Motion niily JJJo. I.iu |lu u month.
Box () lei, fire Tho |)l.|)alch.
I?ELI.KVUK COI;T(X^Nortn fcUv" .;>.<i.dnl
Inv.s'.mrnt; <1 >\*n, i; > .? month II
W? Itindolt'h ??'S 7'iT .Mutual DIiIk
HOMES M.'II.T ON VOflt OWN I.OT.
E!*ht rooniB, etrlctly mod*rn; one-fourth
cash; bnian* ?? liko rent. llt x (? Z'J**. ? are
The Dlnpatrh.
L*JT, Soil 3b feet. North Iticnuiond; ^*
cellent locnPty. I'flco. 4U?0o. J. A.
Connelly Ac Co. ,
WKSTM AM P M in" iT) I > -Mr?. K 11 a wea
f.lpacotnb. 217 Amerjran National li^nk,
t Suhurhaii feir Snle 87
sir nun 11 an iio.mi:s-r:.r< .? n. ? uum-4 ?
Iowa, & room* eacli; lot? T5?x11:. 1'rlce,
42,2u0 to J2.76o. 4lou caan. balance
like t rut. >???? I.eonaid J. l?.na, itb
L B. & -I 8. flarvle. i
VVttini'O Ucul r .tiiic bill
KAItX1S w.\ni??l. I?rs>- or iniall. For gulck '
rt-tiulu ri-q }|t'?atft. Wf.t .ni'l Timbtrlii
' fatiti U#i>ariineiit. J. I>. C?rn?.l A Hon*.
KAIt.M?W.intril. KvhTOl |iiir|x>30 farm \U
to li liiii* r fiom Itlchiitioid. with s-ioil
l>tlllillnK!<. fviivlPU *n?l fin?.-l> Wi?tvrt'<5,
on |>unllc rod (I. from li" to &0ti acrcn.
for cash client. I*. O. ltoic 47^, Hlcll
monil, Va.
Foil HKSl.I.T.S t'.c I-. itotvlelt ltealt>
Corp.. Itcal Kmate Hurtling.
Fuit liKSUl.Ts-. I>at yout (arnir ? nd city
l>ro;>''rty wim 1'olUnl Haicby. itlch
mond, Va.
FOR bt?t tcullk. Stat yuur piupeity (or
.?IIt- or lot (ftit with K. I-'. Schmidt .V
Co., North Bl|{hlh Street. .
. FOR i'o: r?iuiu llat your property w:th
*' J.?. tiarrett 1118 E. Mntn.
FOR r<.?uil?. 4M >oui piopert'y with O. C.
Taylor ?.V Co., 1 ~ Nortn Ninth Street.
FOR HESl.X'IH list your property for
xale of fur rent with Morton t!. Thai- '
lilttier. *ccon<l Hour, First National Hank
Kuildtiiit. Randolph it.
l.I> t' jo'ir property tor *ale or rent with
Meyer K aim an. It .it t K-tate. &0!? Mutual i
ltuildit4K. Madieon -?t?.
Iticiim?Vn iTtuust comI-'any, Real es- ?
t ate Department. Snlus, rentals and
loans. Seventh and Main Streets.
We art' rev.yitig our IlKt of houses and
lots for sale, exchange or rent. Seo or
ch II
W. K. r.Ultl'EI.I,. JR., CO., INC.,
* lu 1 North Kltfhth Street.
WEST END HOME?We
have a client for home
of six or seven rooms in,
West End. Must be mod-!
ern. What have you to
, offer? Rex 0. Jones;
Co., Inc., 16 North'
Eighth Street.
ALL'I IONS?LEOALS
U!K?I Nttiit-es U1
Tho snnuul meeting of the stofikholdor,
of the Jcffersoii Realty Corporation will he
held st tho Jefferson Hotel, Richmond,
Va.. Wednesday, February 1, 19'-2. at 12
o'clock.
# O. F. WBISIGKR,
Secretnry.
Tho annual meeTing of atockhoVders of
tho Union Bnvelopo Company will taltn
plncn In tho illrertors' room of the Na
tional State and City Itank February 1 at
t I*. M.
I. J? RHRUTAN,
Secretary nnd Treasurer.
January 11* 1#2S.
_ Th? annual meeting of the stockhold?ra
| of the E. B. Taylor Company will bn held
at tho olTle# of the company. 1011 Uast
Main Street. Richmond, Va., Tuesday
January 24, 192*. a> 1 o'clock l?. M.
w. B. HKNI>UKg(>N,
' Secretory-Tres surer.
VIRGINIA RT AT K I.NSUIUMUhl cTimI
PANV.
Richmond, Va., j*u. 5 11:1
Th? annual meeting of th? .lockholders
of this company will h* haid at th* of
fice of the Vlrglnfh Trust Company. ?i |?
. Msln Street. In the city of Richmond. Va
& \ on Thuraday. January 16, isa, a,t u o'clock
noon. '* WILLIAM R. MII.I.KR,
."1 fleoretary.
> iV?"... L '
I. '. ??
bee YhAT fou
wmt -ill_e>e
&AO<; a n
mihote- \
Sv~"v?r ;
I'LL wait richt here- j
1'tt MOT c*0?n in thcrf. 2
ah cit vnjnci: i dont ?
LIKE. theb>c A!
ciazaar^ r
ANY wav S\ if**\ m
one. dollar for
A tickct WON'T
noo bu-f a chance
please One. ?
i h\ve ou'jT tf.n f
ticket-o uer-r- J
oh! n\a<,oe -
will vou l-et
fme have ten
dollars?
WHAT" ?n
THE world
hab come.
O/ER >'ou?
1922 ov int i. ftaiunt sewvict. inc
j ^ ^
j BRINGING UP FATHER ?j$y Qeorge McManus
s i.s
Not lees 111 !
SdllCK <?K SIKKriV'J UK STOCK
UiJl.UKItS.
Kirlirtiund. Va . January 'J, \iTL j
You ar? ti?rel>y iiQtllt?d Ui?i (he ? rirt?<
meeting of ih?* Siockhojdor# of the I.If* \
Insurance Company of Virginia will r>*
fir? 1 cl at th* Hoio** URin^f ill** C>?iipiiiy.
corner of Capitol and Tenth rifreeta.
Klchinortd. Vh? on V.Vdnealay. J^nuify !
2-i Yili, at A o'clock I' M . for Ui** purporti j
of *l?clmig ii rrealdeni and tn* Director* ;
uf a 11 Id Company, fur r^ct'iving th*j An- j
tiual Kaport of th? H'<ufd of Uirfct.w? !
nnd th* ratification of tuc acta of lb* '
? aid board ?<uvf the Ik*? Ktnu.il
in k of Stockholder e, and (or tli? ir.t;m
?utloN of auch otb*r iiuiin^o ni may
properly cutn? before iaid rn*-ettoK Tin
book* fur trntiafrr of elm a of to- Own
party will btf oio??**c! ^n Jdiiu<?ri id. l;?li,
and rcopenad on January it. !Vi2 It '?
d?rlrable ihat h. Stock hoilrr? ?blll b??
in |*raon ?r (eprr*ent?-d b> |
proxy.
A. CAItl/ION McKKNNKY,
Jiecrftrtry
Ni w Fr-edorn. I'timu.
TO WHOM IT MAV COX' Klt.N :
Nolle* in mroh) given that on lh?
1'ltli dty of April, 3!>^', 1 will n: ?\e tiio
t'lruit ' ourt "f th?* (;*> ??? ill nuwiid,
V*., or ih?* ili?T? ol in vacation, to
direct r. *.rt>i\tsf-r of ? ?? r? <10) thartJi of
?*ock of th?* I lan??-ri< Nation*! Manic of '
Itichmoii'l, Va . iioa ??-tri? 11v*ic m ih>: n?moj
of Mary KIImi Site wart.
\V K. FKKKfj.
Kfvutnr of Mar> Kllm Atewart.
DeCeuieM. :
tiKMl'.IIK UK VAN,
V??r th" Motion.
V111 ? JI N I A JlAII.WAY AMI IMV/KIt n ? . I
it : i ' ii ii . i - ?IOchm . i. Va.
liec.Maib* r 1*.:. 1 '? J1.
MVIUKM) NnTI'K.
At j m ?-urn: )i-I t}?.?? the follow
Inn .? * duttoa \\.?h adopted l.v tilt Jt' itd
of 1 i!m. ?:tor.< .
??That a d:\ 1* nd of .??4x p*.r ? ? lit </.'? )
on tl??* outfit and ti?K |?r?? f*?: i ?? 1 utock of thiv
coiripnn> i* h* rel?> il'-rUr^d fiorn the nur
plua of the company, payable IVInu.it) 1.
l'J22. only in prefer^#*! atock of tl?.* com* ;
pany at par to hoWJcr.i of :? ord ??f th*? ?
prof# rr? d Hoik nn ?f t h?* ii*sn day ??f
.funuary. 1 t Hii; .i *li\ldeti*i ??n the
pt*?* rrcd ntock for th? p? ri d from Jan
Ua:> I. 10-1. to PcCvmbir 2\. J&.1.
?J. II. WIMilAMS. Secretary.
UlSrhA) C1.4SSIH1.1)
FOR SAM-:.
806 West Grace
Thr?*?;-i?t<iry l-rick dwelliiiK. 12
rnonia ainl moilirii. I.oi "3 f ?? e t \
incheM 4?> I.'.O fci*t. t.'iiti l>e scon oy
.tim?oIlitjiii.'iit only. AH'l> to
(J. M hi:AN.
402 P.. O. itiilldint;. |
Uy 11A aH >N fc IIATKS.
l;. wi Ksiifitv Auciluiii'vit.
4 North Ulcvoiith Strati.
Trustees' Auction Sale
OK
New Bungalow, West Skle
Clinton Avenue, "Belle
vue Park."
Iti csf-culIon of a ccrtnln <t)-eU o( j
trust. Mjiii'Ii Ii'. 1 'J2!. ami duly;
reoorili d in the i.'lvrk'H Otlicf of llm - I
rlco Circuit Court, in J'. H *216-It.
l>riK? tor., default having he(-n tn:id? ,
in a portion of the iletit therein ?
Reeurod.'and helnt re<|iilieil so to, do i
l>y the l.enoflelary, u <? will sell nt
Public AUftion, upon the premises, ou
THUltSUAY. .1 ANUAItY 111. 192J.
At 4 o'clock 1*. M..
the real estate described In said deed.:
ns follows:
"All that certain lot of land, with j
Improvements thereon, situated in tli- |
County of llenrlio. State ot ^'IriilniH.
near tho city of Itlchmonc as shown
on the plan of Kellevue Park." re-'
corded In th<r Clerk's Ollloe, Henrico,
Circuit Court, l?. It. it). pitKe 4 1.
designated aa lot No. 10. fronting 100
feet ou the west side of Clinton
Avenue 3*.7.t>3 feet north of liollevue
Avenue, and running back westwardiy
between parallel lines .'iu4.f57 feet on
the northern line and ;<oi.HI feet on
the southern line. Improvements. !
consisting of C-room imniialow. with'
sleeping porch, papered and screened
throughout, hot-air hnat; oak and
rift pine floors; cellar; Harare and.
chick.n house. I.awn Kraded and!
seeded.
TKU.MS: Cash.
This sale is made subject to a prior
lien of $5,000, due March 9. 1924, nt <5
per cent, payable quarterly.
NOTB?While th* sale i:? for cash,
other terms may be air.iiiK'd.
.1. l.riK DAVIS.
AL.V1N I!. Hl.'TZI.BU,
' Trustees.
IIAUItlSON .*i RAT KM,
Auctioneers.
KXKUirrtms sale
UK
VAI.IIAULU It liA L. BSTATB IN
L? IN WID L> 1E CO I INT V, VIKtilNlA.
As executor ot the la?e James M.
llnrrod. anrl ns directed by his will,
duly probated In thd Clerk a UI flee
of the Circuit Court or Dinwlridle
County. Virginia, 1 shall offer lor
sale at public auction to the niKh
est bidder, in front ol trie principal
dwelling house on the promises here
inafter described, on
fill DA V. J A.'IJ Alt Y 20. 1U22.
At Noon,
that certain tract ol land, ot which
the lnte James M. Uurrod died selfed.
situate on both sides ot Uraveliy I
rtun or Moore's Hoad, in Howanty
Man later la I District, Dinwiddle
County. Virginia, about seven (I)
miles from the City of Petersburg.
containing 521.6 acres, according to a
survey thereof made by W. C. Hives.
C. IS.. In November und Decern bur,
1021,. oil the following terms: tine
third <!-?> cash, the balance in eguai
instalments ui, one, two and three
years, notes to he given for tho de-i
forred imyinenia. bearing Interest j
Iron) the date ot the sale, ana secured |
hy u deed or trust upon the nroporiy. |
hi the purchaser's expense, or all |
cash, at the option ol the purchaser. I
I'lio purchaser is to pay the taxes on ;
tiie sulci land tor the year 1D22.
This tract ot land has upon it n ;
nice d well i lig house, truant turn sen j
and all the usual ouibiiiluingM. antf. a I
inr^o iiuaiillty of standing timber.
It is admirably located and a moat '
desirat'le properly. A plat of the1
land can he seen by application to ;
tiie undersigned.
RICH A Iti) H. MANN.
lOxeent.ir of lnm>>* M Harrod.
w AN i iC t.?* mi ?ut.>: iih.io >aw oiM?ni
fl*d ana.
iuU can .'?v( money uy regular Dispatch
W'aut &as. /
nisri.A v (.L,tssiru:i>
Valuable Richmond
and Chesterfield
County Property
Hy virtue ot a decree of ?!??? Circuit
Court of Norfolk t'ounty, Virginia. in
I lie* huh ot Virginia Trust t.'nmpany.
Commit lie. v?. Minnie V. Clopton et
als, entered on OewmliT -1. 1321.
the underxlp lied will offer lot sale at
public auction, a' the ? * I Instate
lUchan^c Uooms. No. 12 North Ninth
Sti'tol, itichmornl, Vlrniutu. on
TCKSDAY,. TI1IC iVril DAY OK
JANUARY. I St11.
" At 12:3)1 I'. M..
the following properties:
1. Tbat certain triangular parrel ot
Innd in South lltchniund. Vlrmnta, at
the southwest col mr of Hull street
ami l'elfrnl>ur?! Turnpike. IroiitiiiK
about 1*2 feet on Hull Street. I'Ju
teet on ?aiii Turnpike, with a width
.ictos.- rear ot Itili feet.
1. Tllu'l of land in Mnncheiiti r Dls
trict. I'lic.ni't lli iii County. Virginia
Nu. '11 on the plan ot Hellmo.nK*. re
turned In I'. B. No. ?!. iiiKt-s i- and
I A. tuMtaininK ?? <1 acres. iporo or less.
.! Tract ol land, with nuildiiiKS and
improvement*, In Mnnch-ster district,
t .'hcstertleld t'ounty. Virginia, lyltm on
the Mouth h de ot ilopUln.H Itoad. i.'itnu
all of I.ot No. 1 on the plat ot .1. K.
i.at'rade, October lf?. t ?????. tiled In I'.
It. I. pa?i- 2R3. with the exception of
aliout 1 hit acres i on\i d to It. iV I'.
II. It. Co.. enntainini; >11 acres, more or
less.
t. -Those certain !t lots of land in
South Iticlimi tul. Virginia, shown mi
I lie plan ot l'urfoot's Addition. dnl>
of record; i of caul lots betnx nuili*
In*reil I to 8. Iiuth Inclusive, In Clock
"M." and 6 of them being numbered
"-3-4-5-6 and 7 in Hlock "J." Kach
ot vui'l lots tront li:< feet on the not ill
side ot Hull Street, with a depth be
tween parallel lines of 1 '-?) feet, ami
the lot.- in ItlocK "M" are between
Korty-llriit and Forty-second Streets
.nit! those In Hlock ".I" between
Fortieth and Forty-lirst Streets.
5. That certain residence property
in South Itichinoml. Vii.. numbered
I u5 I'orter Street, front ing .13 feet
on I'orter Street, at the' northeast
corner of Fourteenth Street, and run
nitiK hack I'J I feet.
?>. Tliat ci-Ttain lot of land In South1
Itlchmond. Va , fronting Dtl feet on
t hi* northern fide ol McHoniiu^h
Street. !><? Kinnttin at a po'nt 166 feet
from tin* northwestern comer of Mc
(lonotiKh Street and Fourteenth
Street: said lot extends t.nck between j
parallel lines I5u feet to a 15-foot |
alley.
TKItMS OF SAI.K: One-third cash.1
balance in two equal installments nt
one and two years to lie evidenced
hj the notes ot the purchaser, with
interest added nt fi'-t per annum, pay
able ?emi-iinnuaily. .secured by deed
of irust to be drawn and recorded nt
the expense of the purchaser, or ail j
cash, at tin* option of the purchaser.
It is understood that all sales are
.suliiect to confirmation by the court,
and that a:- in tracts numbered '1 and
t"hesterlleld County, an undivided
one-half Interest Is owned by another
party, who will unite with the Spe
cial Commissioner in the deed of
bargain and sale it the price bid Is
agreeable to him. and If the sale is
confirmed by court as to the Clopton
Ksta te.
EDMUND S. IH'FFIN.
Special Commissioner.
A." Ii. A DAMSON, Auctioneer.
In the Circuit Caurt of Norfolk Coun
ty. Virginia:
I hereby certify that the bond re
quired of the ahovw Special Commis
sioner by the court, in the above
mentioned suit, has been duly given, i
Given under my hand this 23d day
Of December. 1921.
G. TAYLOIO GWATH.MKY.
Clerk of Said Court. j
Ity Hugn Johnston. D. C.
Will UK vou rt* readtiiu ttlta. oth-r in*?V^?
? re reading tne claaaifled Ad 1 v>a<*.
t OU (*ve money when you buy* and a#ll
?nuiirn these columoa.
YOU ?av? money \vr.?r> you buy and aell
tnroiiKn tn*ue columna.
KIM I tltoV' III. M. CAHTH
Heal Estate ,
HUlLDliV; PERMITS I'OR
A PAR TM KNTS (;R ANTED
|
To fur Oulldj air (I.1IMIINI Involved In
< oiikIriirtloii <>( llotairw fur
'!'??? nIj..turn Kn in tile*.
Appllcat ions for permits to Uuil'l i
tl?re?. :i p.i it mill I linu.n'S. arccrcKutinfi: j
an <>ut|a\ of 1130.0'J", were llled with
Bulldlnc Inspector Kntler ynslorday. ;
The buildings twenty-seven t
apartmerits. each slrin'tnre !>?>In:r j
t ? 1r i*i' etniles iii heiElit. .1. K. tlray
ami \V. K. I'urcell, Jr.. applied for a!
permit. to build a throe-story l>uil<l- j
iiiK containing eighteen apiirlnienls.
on th#? east side of the Boulevard,
between Main ;.tid Cary Street:!,
front Ini; 70 feet and extending back
1.1 n feet. to cost fK&.oiJO: It. M. Bryant
asks for a permit to erect a three
story structure, to house three
families, at 1'!'"". Monument Avenue,
t?. cost Sjtt.ooo. with four jiarajjes In
the riar to cost $1,500; |-\ B. Walker
asks 'or a permit to build a three
story !>r!< 1c apntlnient house, suitable
for six families, at I'S'Mi piirk Avenue,
to i ost $'-*?.MO, with twelve brick
in th- rear. ?-<?:*ti11k 12.800.
I'erniits were issued to K. B. Braucr i
to repair brick store at lit Hast Main !
Street, to 1112; t"arrini;!on A- I
iViinpany. to repair tobacco ware- j
hows- ?>n Stockton. Street, near the'
A. <*. I. trnckP. to curst >200; It. !?*.
Kllii.irioti. '?> repair frame dwelling'
?i' 110? BaInbndK-; Street, to cost j
5100.
< ommlltrp Mi'Pti nt 4.
The meeting of the ail vert isjntt i
eommltlec nt tii*> I'liainbet of Corn- j
mercc. which w?" to have been held
this afternoon at t o'clock, in'
Ihe Chamber's auditorium, litis j
l.een deferred until the same
hour tomorrow. The committee will
divuss with the Iticbmoml Advertis-j
insi i "ltib advlslliillty at this time of {
subscribing; JSf'.OOO yearlx for n tie-'
rlod of live years to advertire Itleh- ]
iiiotid all over the nation.
t'oliinrl Milton llrciiprrntliiK.
Owing to lllniss of Colon;-! Mar- :
shall Milton, commander of th.
l'irst i"oa?t Artillery IteKimcnt. I
operated on for appendicitis In St. j
I.uVie> Hospital Siitttrdfcj. Captain
John J. Wicker, Jr., adjutant, will !
attend to all duties and matters up- j
pertain int.' to th.- unit.
I I.
Between First and Sixth; excellent!
location for store. 1'rlce and terms
arc rislit. Quick action necessary.
^LA^\ Nf- ?AVT
x> Inc.
ltiR North Seventh Street.
Randolph 332?-3?27.
FOH SAUK.
Hanover Ave.
25v130 feet, only $00 per foot.
W. K. I'L'KCHI.Ij. JJt.. CO.. INC.,
104 N. Kljlhth Street.
Standing Timber Wanted
W ? have some buyers for standing
timber, large and small tracts; would
be slad to handle what you have. Get
in touch with
Mil. PERD1JK,
With J. A. CONN 101.1.V & CO.,
Itichmond. Va.
V ("II It 1ST I AN. INC.,
Vuct ioiieets.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OK
WEST BROAD STREET LOT
Uy virtue of :i rertaiii ilccil of trust, dated .Innuiiry 7. 1921. ami ?>f rccnril
in tin- t'lfrk's tlffttv of the Chancery ?'ourt of the City of Uii'hmond. Vir
ginia, in D. IJ. -72-A. page 10:1. default havitiK born' made in the- payment
of certain notes therein .secured, nntl beini; rc<|tiircd by lite noteholder so
to do, I will sell by public auction, on the premises, oil
MONDAY, JA.S'I'AUY 2:$, 1922,
At 4 o'clock I*. M?
the following property: "All that certain lot, piece or parcel of laml. lying
ami being in tin- t'ity of of Richmond. State of Vlrffinla,?bei;iniilut; on the
south line of l'.roail Street one hundred ami sixty-flve (D5S*) feel i>*>l of the
eastern intersection of West Street: thence running eastwarilly anil fronting
together on the south line of Ttroail Street seventy-live (75') feet; thence
running southwarilly, between parallel lines, one hundred and tweiily-niiu
(129') feet to an alley twenty 120') feet wide, beiitK I ?i ?? eastern one-hall'
of hot No. ?> and Lota No*. 4 and 5 in Section 1, as shown on a plat of
Slieppard's Addition, recorded In the Clerk's Oflitv of the lienrico County
Courty in I'. B. fi. pago 68.
TBlt.MS: Cash.
JOHN' S, CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
Pursuant to an order of the United States District Court for the
Knstern District of Virginia, entered in the matter of Smith ?<? Hicl;s.
Inc., bankrupt,
? I Will Sell at
PUBLIC AUCTION
ON FRIDAY, JANI-'AHV 20. 1?22,
at 11 o'Clock A. M.,
at t2 North Fifteenth Street, Richmond. Va.
The Unexpired Lease
on paid building, running until February 1, 1?2.1.
JOHN H. HOCOCK, Trustee.
WAU COMMAM)|'K
GI KST or BLUKS
(Continued Kmm Kir.,, PaKe.)
his staff, Ms,yor Geori;e Ainstie and
other municipal and state olllcials.
Co I "Hit-1 John A. e'titchlns will pre
side.
XXIII llfvli-w llattnllon.
Tho Ulues' ll.ittali.,I, will |,e re.
viewed hy General .Morton, in its ar
mory at .vk, o'clock. Kollowlng re
view, there will I.
-eptlon
tie n era I Monton and General l'arkcr.
Admission tickets already have
been distributed by company, troop
and battery commanders. .Many will
wear their old uniforms. The ltich
tr.ond Grays. ,he Howitzers and coast
arlillur;. companies will attend in
rni. dress uniforms. .Members of the
John Mrasha'.i . ...I. t w.nudic
tine t ollegc and army, navy and ma
line corps members will be admitted
? n their unllorm. I "a rents of the
l-oys who serve,! with the Twenty
ninth division also |,i.ve i,ri.n jn.
vited.
1?'frn..r Mrs. Westmoreland!
i i.d Mrs. cs...,rBo Alas- 1
le and oiilce,, of the Indies' AiixiJ
<>f t.ie Mine... will reeeive with
the honor tivsts
I'ai-Uer I.mills III,lev,
'.eneral I'arker. ii, ,,-tter at;-.
Ptnk Hi. invitation ,,f H)u,.s
l7 v IMl ??- 1 heir jsnest, .said; "I
i lei"vnS w?th pride and
in ! '"-v as?nciatii.n with . tho
.i. hMo,"! Ues while at It, owns
i,.i ' " 15,1 "? n,," ?he wonder
ful way whleh Hie oilloers and
"i. '? the demand of the
-overnment that .hey should for t h,
l. ne belnB convert the IHc-hinon?.
\ i " i a cavalry
;V. ',,'h V ""y in*
id time: ?ood horsemen, as be
' ''"e tin ir cavalier anoivstry. an ef
I ,r.n. "Jv of Mounted riflemen
rendc f " ii''" wf Mv"r,> ??<?'
r<u?i> for tho ntountiil charge ?* 1
thJfoUowK0" ?,K,U"IUC*
Colonel John A Cutehlns. formerly
I.Tvlsi"?1 'v!< r, slalY' Twenty-ninth
mi ?NlaJ"r u' Ul-rnd.>
II ItL'V;" 'l,?V,U,>ls; l-'futenant ii\
! !*??* ? Richmond Howitzers; Ma
Mai, rii" W ,',l>n,'u?st. staff oflleer;
j..r I , \ f- M- *lnlT Ma
... . .. ' Kar"?"?. One Hiini'A'il
?I iid l-oarth Ammunition Tra^r'
.'eutenan: j;. riser Ancarrow'
;; i 7 an'1 Kl,,,rth Ammunl ;
" Train; Captain .lames K. ivters.
p ."," Grays; lieutenant Kar
? " t'i ".'TV"' ,;ra-s:
.. .' ' ''''hmorid Grays; Ser
Cr'Vvl- .- ' , Kul,;,"1<' Richmond '
-'?'?V*. < "tporal \V. Ii. Gillie. IHoh-i
morirt Grays; Corporal James Kabn. '
I. i.nond (.rays; Lieutenant Heaul
T-illev' 7| .. i 'IM; ?? t A. 1'!
i.i'i.v, H.*ad.|unrter? fompanv Her
Xt'aVor V" ,!ar,<tr" r";,Sl ^rti.ierv;
illO ? 'nimp, iii>. Iimoiii]
Captain Mills K x..,,. U1(.h^
Hlups; i'nptain It. Itaforil
? i 'J I'd Mines, and Captain W \v
Atkiii}?, IHchniond nines. '
CUCHIn ?( |i|nnpr
in'nd.S1 neIu<l'?"?'? ??ch.
Mayor G.<orKe Alns'if. Governor
.V.u^"'"rr:i,'v ^^,IVla? MaJ?r-"'Mirrai
J' I , ' Morton, Hriiradjer-fJen
.ra lames Parker. UriBadier-Gen ?
i?fMi?-ral' . r"v-i St'^n,? ,,,c Ailjui.?,t
. .. J1' ,f , X MrlKadier-Grn
et.M Samuel (} waller, oommandlnp
Virginia National Guard; Colonel
ilbur < iInII, Governor's staff- Col
onel I.eUoy Hodues, Governor's staff
i n.one| I Mi vid K.-ake, chief of
er"..r S "laff; Colonel W. v. Shipley.
t W |). c., formerly with
1 weniy-nlnth Division; Colonel John
A. I iilehiiis. Major W. W. |.aPrade.
Major James Glfford Karneat, Major
Samuel llolfe Miller. Jr., Kront
Itoyal. \n.; Major John 1IiiBIh.4. Ma
J"r ( larern e Wyntl. president n 1
I. P. Associa lion; ^Major William' W.
rumt.. Major Sheilpard Crump, com
nut ml in ir H. u I. P.lu,.s- |i?,talioii;
Major Kdwin P. Con.iuest. Captin:.
Morris Sweiney, |..|th Ammunition
lia.n; taptain John A. AukusHiic.
' 'nmnnilion Train; I'nptain
James K Peters. IHchinond Gra\*
t a plain |?. MrlnKley. ..Id to Gen
eral .Morion; | ieutenant Itcrnard II.
Pa.vlor, IHclimond Howitzers l.leti
t.iiant Lean ll,,\v. rtlKiui| Corps;
I.ieiiieiui ni K. T. Reynolds, Hicli
mond Grays; l.ieureuant K. Granirer
Am arrow. I<?li 11 Ammunition Train;
?-nteant I I. A Tyler. IHehmond
??ra.vs; Sermanl W. T. Kubank. ltk-!i
mond Grays; Serjeant n. i? Barker
Maeliine-Giin .1. | With Infantry
Corporal James T:.ihn. Uichniond
Gray?; Corporal W. I?. Gillie. Uicli
irond firnys; l.leuieniiut A P. Tal
!iy. headuuarler company, UKtli Jn
fantry; I .i^utenant Charles p. Hlp
rvr. 104th Amniiinltir.ii Train; Henry
f?. I.owry, liijth Ammuiiilloii Train;
I'. J. Teefev. lil llit Ammun!) ion
Train; Captain Julius W. Gerrinn.
Captain Mills !?'. Neal, Captain It. Bu
f"r'l llose, t*a plain W. W. Atkins,
Siuual Corps; I .lent ena 111 Horace C?
Allen. I(i4th Ammunition Train;
I'ieuteuanl I'arl I'.rown. I.ieuteiinnt
Jesse It. Talma n, lieutenant K. W.
''nun, l.lrtuieniini Robert ITii kerson.
1041 h Ammunition Train; l.ieutenant
.1. Gi-lillHi Meltce. l.ieutenant Waller
C. Klifjr. l.ieutenant K.dwiird (!. l-'lsli
bnrne. I.ieulenaiii II. P.. I.ee. 104th
A lumuiilt ioil Train, and l.leutcnani
-s- ISiiyliss, 104th Ammunition
Train.. '
Ttvo More ('.oiollilnleK Klelil.
PKTHUSIU.'IIG, VA . Jan. 1R.?Os
car l<. Shewini. ke. of Surry Court
house. will have two opponents in C?p
contest to succeed Juriiso .lessa K.
West as Jmlne of Hie Third Circuit
when Hie latter leaves that post to
aceevt the Supreme Court position.
Stanley W. Burt, of Clar'emont. and
Marshall Peterson, of Lawrcncevi|le.
are the other candidates for the va
cancy, an.1 the race between these
three Is cxpcctcd to b? close.
ANGKLL SPEAKS TODAY '
ON OUR FOREIGN POLICY j
Men'* \ ??><><-In tin ii of SI. Pnul's llrlnus I
Noted Author nnil Slmlfnl llfrp
fur Address.
Norman Angcll, Internationally
known author and student of world ]
affair*, will deliver a lecture tonight
tn the auditorium of the Woman's
Cluli at S.3" o'clock on thu subject,
"America's Foreign I'olloy and Her
Oaii.v l.ife." Mr. AiikcII comes t"
Itichmond under the auspices of the;
Men's Association i><" St. Paul's Kpis
copa 1 t.'liurcli. A crowded house is
expected to hear hi in.
Few authors in recent years have
made anything like the impression
that Mr. Angell created with his "The '
? ileal Illusion" and "Kruits of Vic
tory." hooks of the immediate prc
war and post-war periods. For years
he has lieea a thorough and pains
taking student of international af
fairs. a nil his discussion of America's
policy is l ertaln to* be Interesting and
constructive.
Mr. Aiis?'ll is widely sought after!
as a lecturer, and Pichmonders are!
felicitating themselves on this op- I
portunity of entertaining this dii.-j
. int: wished visitor.
TO EXHIBIT V. R. & P.
KQIJIPAIENT AT SHOW
Traction lompmiy, Despite strike, Is
Preparing; for Madc-lti-ltb'hinonil
Imposition.
The Virginia Pailway and Power
t'ompany. undaunted hy the pflralyx- |
inn strike of carmen, is preparing'
ei|iiiptneill which will compose Itf
display at the Made-In - Richmond Mx
posit'on at tirays' Armory, to prove
lie servit, (o the public of clectrc
power and current.
Two booths have been reserved for j
their exhibit, and "Juice" generated j
in the power house here will be
demonstrated by the light nnd power1
division of the enmpnny.
The general committee of the -ex- !
position, in session ywlerday after- I
noon in the Chamber of liommeroc j
auditorium, appointed a special com- !
mittee to arrtinge n diversified enter- ;
tainment program. A hand and Kev-j
ernl other features already have been
obtained. The committee will report ;
hack with a-complete program out-]
lined for the exposition.
SAT WITH PRISONERS,
IS JAILED BY MISTAKE I
l.nte Witness, 'I'llI iiUlntt lie Hail Hern !
Sen fenced for llelny, Kilters
No Protest.
* fPy Associated Press.)
K AI.KKill, N'. Jan. IS. -Past
Wednesday .1. W. Peeves, of Wendell,
clinic to Ualeii:h to appear in Wake
t'nimly Superior Court as prosecut
ing witness in a forgery case, not
I', now inn it had been continued bo
c:.use of bis failure to be on hand
the day before. s
A murder trial was In progress
when Peeves reached the courtroom,
and there was onlv_ one vacant seat
and that was in the prisoners" dock, j
Peeves promptly occupied it. When
court adjourned late Wednesday,,
?taller .Ionian escorted the prisoners
back to their ceils and locked Peeves
up with them.
Peeves was under the Impression
he had been imprisoned oil account i
of being late for trial and offered j
no complain: The mistake was ills- '
covered by his f-j ml I > yesterday,
however, and he was released.
FAVORS VOTING RIGHT
FOR DISTRICT CITIZENS
\ lr?lnln I'onuressmnn Asserts Wash
ington should llnve i'i>ii>:rc*n
Itepresent ntlon.
[Special to The Tinies-Plspatch.|
WAS1IINilTi ?N. .Inn. IS -? Pepre
sentative T. W. Harrison, of Virginia,
was one of tile principal speakers at
the January meeting of the Washing- ,
ton Hoard >>f Trade, Judge Harrison'
?old the Washington business men:
that he favored the proposition now ?
before Congress, which would gcant |
tlie citizens of the national capital
the right of suffrage in presidential I
elections and representatives in both i
braii< lies of i'unaless, lie also urged |
Washington business men m co-op- j
crate with cltl/.ens of nearby Virgin
ia territory.
Arrest \ Pencil l,li|l>or Sellers.
Five bellboys in local hotels tyero
arrested Tuesday ni^lit by Federal
ollicers on a charse of selling lli|iior.
Proprietors of Richmond ltostelrles
were warned to be more vigilant
with their employes who are sits
pecteil of openly violating the prohl
1 itlon law. I n a raid conducted
early Friday niulit the residence ot
I.ula Mitchell, in I'hesterllcld Couu
ty, was entered and the Mitchell wo
n<aii and < trace Smith placed under)
?arrest on a charge of selling Honor I
by the (jlass. They were all given j
a preliminary hearing I efore 1'. S.
Commissioner Mel via Fleg^nhelmer
Mrs. I" P. Paul also was arrested,
charged with wholesaling liquor.
Plan I.Hirnry for PelersliurK'.
PKTKPSIP'PH. Jan. IS.?A cam
paign to establish a public library
in this city has been started by the
Community I'ouncil and it is tit* plan
to have the library In the High school
made available for the public, during
the vacation period at- least. The
only drawback t,o this plan Is that
Hie school l>(?ard has no funds avail
able to meet the additional expense
of Jnnltor service and -librarian, but
a memher ol the hoard has staled
that that body would favor any prac
tical suggestion toward greater use
of the High school library.
V
CONSUMERS OF LIQUOR
111 PHI QIIEB'S DEBT
Stale Monopoly Also Will
Maintain Roads and Schools,
Declares Premier.
I My Associated Press.]
QI'KttKiJan. IS.?Profits from
liquor .*ulcs in the Province of Que
bec will pay olT the public debt In
twenty vca in, maintain roads and
provide funds for education, accord
ing to a report prepared by Premier
Taschcreau for submission to tho
I.ogislatlire in its present wesslon.
Rasing his findings on the business
done since May. 1921. when the liquor
trade became a government monop
oly, the j'remier estimated that tho
yearly profit would be J1.000,(100.
From the moral, us well as tho
financial standpoint, Quebec liquor
laws have proved successful. Mr.
Ta-vheremi claims.
"No doubt." be admits, "soma
drunken men are to be found. They
will always be found, and there aro
more of them In prohibition com
munities ?New York, for example."
The Premier announced the gov
ernment planned to cih'oiimro tho
consumption of wine, rather than
push the sale of spirits. To that end
a purchasing office will be established
In Paris to buy wines directly from
tlie producers in France, Italy, Spain
and Portugal. These supplies will bo
delivered to consfumers In Quebec at
little more than cost.
The government's ordinary profit
is 20 per cent. The liquor commis
sion maintains fifty-nine liquor
shops, fifteen storehouses and three
departments for shipping. Tho
monthly pay roil is $71,000.
PIGEON AND POULTRY
EXHIBIT IS HELD HERE
Several Hundred Fotvl* aad Small
Anlmnl* at lion Hr.ern'
Armory.
One of the best exhibits of fowls
ever seen In Richmond was the opin
ion of local fanciers at the fourteenth
annual exhibit of the National Pigeon
and Poultry Show in the I to w User's
Armory yesterday.
.Several hundred chickens repre
senting choice pens front leading
poultry farms of the State, as well
as pigeons, rabbits and oilier small
animals are on exhibit. The man
agement states they have booked un
usual large entries for the show, and
sill available space lias been taken.
Today is Children's f>a.v. and those
who visit the show will not only find
entertainment, hut instruction In the
art of judging poultry ami other
fowl awaiting them. Kntrle's will
explain the method of judging pure
breeds.
Friday will be Governor's and leg
islator's day. The exhibit will close
with a banquet Saturday.
ADVISORY BOARD WILL
DISCUSS RESCUE HOME
Iteport* From Cnmpniitu Workers or
Solvation Army Kzpeeted at
Meeting Today at S.
There will lie a meeting of the ad
visory board of the Salvation Army
this afternoon at 5 o'clock at head
quarters of iho organization, :?0fi Kast
Rftmd Street, when further plans
will be made for (lie founding here
of a rescue home ami hospital to
work with other agencies. Reports
from the solicitors who are canvass
ing the cltv for $27,500. with which
to meet the 13'J'J budget, also will be
hca rd.
That Richmond is to have this
home and hospital, which, according
to all social workers, is greatly
needed, was determined at the last
me,-ting held Tuesday night al Mur
phy's Hotel, a resolution to that ef
fect having been passed. At that
time it was decided that the first
U00 raised by the women's division,
together with other agencies, lie used
for that purpose.
Members of the advisory board
have const it u ted themselves as chair
men of comiiiltlees to canvass the
la rue office building* for funds, each
unib'i'tnklug the work pledging
themselves to tlnd a group of co
workers. it has been determined to
close the campaign on the first Mon
day in February. Mrs. .1. Si. George
liryan has called a met ting of her
women's division and representatives
*>f other orgunl/.at ions for Friday
niornlni; at II o'clock, also at 90tl
Kast It road Street.
CITY HOME ATTENDANT
SHOT; ARREST PATIENT
Hobert l.loyd la ^ I eg in la Hospl4.it
in Serious t'oinl.ttlou?Henry
Oriek Charged With Act.
Robert l.loyd, an attendant al the
Pity Home, was reported In a serious
condition at the Virginia Hospital
last night; the result of a bullet
wound in the abdomen. Henry .1.
Oriek, 28-ycars-old, a patient at the
home, l* under arrest charged with
llie shooting.
According to the story told to the
police, Orlck was standing on a
porch in tlie men's section of the
home when. It is 'alleged h?> sud
denly drew a pistol ami llred upon
l.loyd, who whs standinK on a lower
porch^
Followlnn tbfr shooting. Or. 15. C.
Levy, VMreetor of Public Welfare, Is
sued an imperative order demanding
all bundles entering the homo be
searched.
SCHOOL EONING FIB ?
j IS TJBLEOJt COUNCIL
Ordinance Hotly Defers Ac
tion oil Resolution Seeking /
to Ketlislriet (lily.
After hearing from Superintend
1'iit Mill, of tho Kichiuotid I'ubllo
Schools. ;in<( Mrs. it. it, Munford.
member t? f tin.- school twnril, tho
<>tdin.Uicc Committee of city Coun
? il last night tabled a resolution n
signed to rxlistricl tho city s? that'
the four wards might hstve ts'iunl
representation on the board. The .'city,
c t present Is divided Into three schoQl
districts with three members ?r\^li.
The speakers pointed out that thu
hoard might be too unwoildly if en
larged. ami they further sugKested
that it would bo best to leave tho
ward diviston out of tho quertlon.
| An ordination designed to prohibit
? theaters operating shows Martini;
j after twelve o'cloek at night. was re
| ferred to the f'lty Attorney for rf\r, .
? draft. The measure Us deslgn?t'?tr??.?n<
proven! what is termed "midnight"
o< rformitni-es, except upon special
permission from the liireclor of Nb>
lie Safety. Managers Charles Hex.
of the l.yrlc, anil Harry Iternsteln. of
? the Wells interests, appeared In tho
interests of such a measure, and
* llles Jackson, colored lawyer, hear
ing a petition from many colored
ptea.-hers, also. spoVe for the ordlti
an ce.
A resolution of which CouncllmAh
Smith is patron. rci|uesting the va
rious departmental directors to ejrti-'
ploy local men on work for the city,'",,,,
wherever practicable or expedient,
was recommended to Council.
Papers creating an assistant to the"
Commonwealth's Alorney. providing'
a female prohibition officer for th'6
Police Cojirt. and making it unlaw
ful for owners of street earn or other
vehicles to make or rHuae to be
made unnecessary and uvoldablo
noises, were tabled for future con
i federation. i.v>.ii
LEE'S BIRTHDAY TO BE
!OBSERVED IN RICHMOND
t'lty noil Htntr tinier* to Close In
Honor of Month's .in..
Chieftain. ?' '
I Itlchmond and Virginia will cdt'ef^'
brate today tho one hundredth and
! fourteenth nnnlvrrsary of the Mrthi",
day of the South's great military
chieftain, General Robert K. Leo. All
i city and State oHires will be closed.^
I Tho Hollywood Memorial Assuuitkn
I tlon will meet this morning at?'l-V?
| o'cloek Iri the V. \V. C. A. to'V*^"'
, tribute to the celebrated commander"*
< of the Confederate army, whose htgh
| Ideals will live forever In the hearts
i of all of the people of the nation
Hlehtnond Chapter, Daughters of the"
1 Confederacy, which had planned
regular musical tea In honor of Gen
eral Uee, was forced to postpone thq
j event because of the critical Illness...,.,
I of its vice-president, Mrs. John
Corley.
Plan State t'ounetl of Women. " "
>? - . r.
Presidents of State-wide patriotic?-?
i clvlr, educational nnd religious or
! gnnir.ntluns will he in conference at
! Jefferson Hotel today In an endeavor
| to form a Virginia Council of Worn
i en similar to the national and tho
intertiHtionnl council.
AN ORDINANCE
(Approved January 12. 1022)
Requiring contractors In the City of
Richmond to exhibit their license
to the various departments, bureaus
nnd officers of the city trom whom
permits are to be obtained for work
as a condition of receiving buoIi
permits.
BIO IT OUliAINRP BY TUB COUNCIL.
OK THK PITY OK RICHMOND:
1. That all contractors who propose
doing work In the City of Richmond
for which a permit must he obtnlnod
! from any department, bureau or o/ti-,?
cor of the said oily shall, upon rtvak
j inK application for such permit j i(!T-c
; hihit to said official the city license '
! authorizing such contractor to engage
1 In business for the year In which tho
permit is applied for, and shall fur
nish in writing a list of his sub
contractors to the official who has
authority to grant thu same, and if
any or all of such sub-contracts
have not been closed or awarded at
the time of applying for said permit
he shall furnish such list in writing
immediately upon awarding the sub-,
contract or contracts, and he shull not
; allow the -work under, any sub-con-'
tract to proceed until the snld' fcubJ.'' '?
contractor shall have exhibited to,h'rp,,, i
j bis city license to do such business
in the City of Richmond for the nur
: rent year, and thereupon It shall hen '
| the duty of the officer granting thovv.'
; permit to record the number of miMt"
| license and the name of the coittruc
l tor. exhibiting the same as well,ah",
'the year for which tlw? license,
granted, In a properly bound book,
?kept for that purpose, and to Indent.
the same in the name of such con
tractor It shall be unlawful for anV"''
such officer to grant any such permit
to any such contractor unless and
until the said license shall be ex
hibited to him as herein required and
recorded and Indexed as herclrf pre
scribed. unless the same has already
been done during the said year. 'A
2. The said oily official shall at onro
furnish n list of all sub-contractors* ? ??'
to the Clfy l.lcense Inspector, whose*
duty it shall be to see that nil nifcy.'Tv
pssaiy licenses ore secured by such
sub-contractors'.
3. Any person violating any of tho ?
provisions of this ordinance shall be ,l<
llable to a line of not loss than five
nor more than one hundred dollars Y^1" "
ench such violation. .,, -iij'
1. This ordinance shall bo in forco
from its passage.
A True Copy?Teste:
A1..K. H. McDOWEI.L.
City Clerk.
STKa MSIIIIW
Connections Encircling
the Globe
Drafts antl Foreign Money Orders
For siklllnrs mul Full Information apply
COMPANY'S OFFICS3
117 nth St.. N. W.. W*?tilnct?n ? "
?r '. O Mley, 8.10 K. Main St.. Richmond
C.O. ALLEY
Steamship and Tourist Agent,
Representing All Foreign Lines.
Tickets, Tours and Cruiser to
All Parts of tho World.
Blake Your Reservations
Early and
Book Your i'assago Through
the RICHMOND Office,
fWO K. Slain St.?Tel Ran. 138.

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