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The Washington times., 1916-02-08
IODAy'S BEAUTY HINTS

1t is not necessary to shampoo
quite so frequently if your hair is
properly cleansed each time by use
Of a really good shampoo. The
easiest to use and quickest drying
shampoo that we can recommend to
our readers may be prepared very
cheaply by dissolving a teaspoonful
Of canthroN. obtained from your
druggist, in Il cup Of hot water. This
rubbed into the scalp creates a thick
lather, soothing and cooling in its
action, as well as very beneficial to
scalp and hair, After rinsing, the
scalp is fresh and clean, while the
hair dries quickly and evenly, devel-
, oping a bright luster and a soft fluff
ness that makes is seem very heavy.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
German Airship Shot
Down by French Pilot

PARIS Feb. >--A German airship
was shot down between Nillcrs and Her
hocourt. in tn" region "f Frsc. by Pi!"t
Sergeant Guynrmcr. uf tn" French air
corps it is of:rrinl@ announced.
This is the fourth enemy aircraft
hruugh, down Ivy GuNn"m"r sine" the
beginning Of IN" war
1hc Frcnrh official statement does not
slo, ifN that II" German ntrehip WAS 4
Trppclin. th"uGh thr torn ntrshtp is
uYIlally cmrluNcd only Ia referring to
dir!gihlcs. II is possihl" that smaller
German dirgiD". not q I"Dp"lin, WAS
shot down
The Washington times., 1916-02-08

rlilCAGO. Fob &--NcNt summer
when Susie. tho beach fairy, comes trip
pins out in her ne" hathmE suit. whIrh
viii be mostly absent and ronsldcrap prT
>kin-light. the beach censor VIII either
throw fit, or wear binders.
The Chicago fashion show displayed
some OF the new beach toys last nigh.
The beach law rules that the skirts
must terminate not lCSs than TIN ee
inches above tho knee. fhc law or tHe
skirts will haNc to be revised next sum
n!cr. Three inches h"lOw the hips
would be about right, say the fashion
builders.
4 furm-fit1inG jersey. Hud wec-hl'
Of skirt about the SiHr uf candle
shade are all tn" rar"---aUd about all
Susie will wear.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
No Confirmation of Loss
Of German Battleship

rOPENIi ACiI,N. Fob. $40 r0niirma
ZION has come from Berlin OF a I'cl-
singer dispat tch. reporting that a large
German warShir has been sunk in tho
Cnttegat channel between m" island Of
NnhOlt and sweden, probably by n min"
The dispatch said that wireless calls
for helm ceased VCrN suddenly
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
Germans Erect Sheds
For Housing Zeppelins

pETROGRAD, Feb. Taking ad-
vantag" nf the winter Ill nlonG tho
Russian front. German soldiers arc
"r"ctiup I"pp"Nn and a"ropl"nc s'a -
tons AZ several points. according 10 ad-
vices rrrciv"d hrr" TODAY.
At Ida, south Of Wilma. a building
large enough to house several I"pDclins
Is being erected.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
This Will Remove
Hair or Fuzzy Growths

rTUiict TIps
A safe. certain method for rludin. tie
skin Of ugly. hairy EloWtl,S Is a. tol-
lows. Min Il paste with some pow
Iercd ieldtnne and water anpiy ia
hairy SUrtaC" about minutes, lncn rbh
off, Wash tho skin and tn" hairs ar,
gone This IS .ulir"lT harmless and
S"ldom requires rnnCu1iuG bat % HVCiG
dlSapp"mtm"nt 1t - rd"isahlr to 500
thHl NOu Got rCn,ulr dtlatOne.-A AdNt.
The Washington times., 1916-02-08
To Execute Canadian.

LONn0N. FcN. S.-LieUt George,
Codere, Of tn" Canadian expedition
ary force, has been sentenced 20 l"ptn
~ Winchester ON the charSc 81 nav
0r murdered Sergeant 0zann", 81 niH
.cinent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
AT THE ORPHETNI.

4 riot OF fun holds the boards at
the Orpheum the first part Of the
week. for one OF the best combina-
tions OF laughmakers at the thea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
THE BIRTH OF \ NATION

The seat sale for the limited re-
turn engagement of The Birth of a
Nation" beginning at the Oliver
theater Friday, opens at the box Of
flee tomorrow.
The Birth of "A Nation" is really
the eighth wonder of the world. It
has been seen by ten million peo-
pie and all over the country there
seems TO be no end 20 the public de-
mand for return engagements. 1t
is a common comment among those
who have seen this wonderful spec
tacle that they wish 20 see il again
and again. II is impossible to grasp
all OF its details at one seeing.
The performance will begin
sharply at 2:15 and Sis p. NJ. and
run until sos and 1905 p. NJ. The
entertainment is very long and ii
is therefore imperative TO com
mence promptly at the advertised
time This is another argument for
buying seats in advance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

ter this year is offered. Every act
is one of exceptional merit and the
bill went big at the Sunday perform
ances.
AS Private Casey in a skit call
ed surgeon Louder. L. s. A. Rog-
er Imhof is the hit of the show. His
Irish humo~ which bubbles forth
every time he speaks is of the best
while his supporting company Miss
MarceHe Corrine. and Hugh l.
Conn. lend him able assistance In
his good work
Some of the fastest tight wire
work ever presented at the Or
pheum is shown by the Four Kings,
or rather three queens and "A
jack who occupy the middle sta
ton on the program. The opening
number is presented boy Cooke and
ROthert. two young men who have
an unusual offering Of eccentric
dances and an assorted lot Of tum-
bles. They employ special scenery
for two sets.
"Maisie KUN mer'' is back again
and the Wilton Sisters. Mae and
Rose. are just as good as they ever
were last year. adding one or two
little stunts 10 their repertoire.
Their singing is good and their dia-
lOgue is snappy.
Bob Hall is occupying one OF the
places on the program this week.
Bob is the man who makes up
songs on the spur OF the moment
asking the audience 10 pick out a
subject and also a song and he puts
the two tOgther in a highly enjoy
able manner. His subjects are not
always copyrighted ones. either
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Charlie Chaplin is the attraction
at the Auditorium today appearing
i'm his latest two reel release, Be
hind the Scenes showing the work
ings in a motion picture studio and
il is said TO be one of the funniest
and best pictures he has ever been
seen in. Friends" q Biograph re-
issue directed by David w. Griffith
and featuring Mary Pickford; The
Mayors Fall From Grace" a single
reel comedy and The Yellow
Hand a sensational two reel drama
are the other pictures on the pro-
gram. Tomorrow Bessie Barriscale
and Charley Ray will be seen in a
1--WE act Triangle production entitled
plain Jane" Mr.. Ray plays a part
Of a dignifed and puritancial col
lege student who doesn't even know
when he is in love. calico YAM
pire." a two reel keystone comedy
featuring Fa Tincher completes the
bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
At THE LASAILE.

Fanny Ward will be the feature
player at the L.aSalle today in a FIVE
reel Lasky production entitled
"Witchcraft. In this picture a pOr-
trayal OF the days of witchcraft in
New England is given. Miss Ward
plays the role Of a Hugenot ref
ugee who comes TO the colonies with
hr mother 10 escape the mesh or
superstitution that has been weav-
ing about them. She is sentenced
TO be put 10 her death for practic-
ing witchCraft. but is saved from
the gallows by the governor.
owen Moore and Marguerite
Courtot will be seen at the Lasalle
on Tuesday in a five reel Paramount
picture entitled The Kiss" in which
the gentle art Of OSCILLATION forms
an important part OF the story. An
other point Of interest is the aero
plane flight made by the two stars
i'm the course Of the story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
PAINS IN SIDE
And BACK
How Mrs. Kelly Suffered ano
How She Was Cured

Burlington wis was very ir-
regular. and had pains in my side and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
POTATO DISTRIBUTOR
IN BERLIN ARRESTED
Charged With Plot To sell Grain i'm
German Capital ut EXOrbi-
tant Prices.

BERLIN. via London. Nov. 20
The arrest OF the directo. OF the i'm
perial potato distribution office.
Hugo Slcwert OF Danseig, which
took place here saturday has caused
sensation Siewert is charged
with infringement Of the war reg
ulations affectins the grain trade.
Siewert. who Is the manager Of the
Graf Grain Co. is alleged 20 have
Conspired with various prominent
persons throughout the northeastern
provinces TO buy large quantities OF
harley and other grain and snip
them 20 Berlin, where they were
sold AT exorbitant prices. Numerous
arrests have already been made and
others are expected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
THEATERS
NrUTT AND JEFF.

Mutt and JefTs Wedding" will
be the attraction at the oliver thea
ter on Thursday afternoon and
night. Thousands OF people have
laughed at Bud Fishers cartoons
in the newspapers and probably as
many thousands have seen these
two funny characters on the stage.
il is claimed that everything is new
this season including the music,
book. lyric. scenery and electrical
effects. The piece is playing at pop
ular prices for both performances.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

G good and 7 hope every suffering
y oman will give them a trial Mrs.
anna Kelly. 10 Chestnut street. Bur
lngton. Wis.
The many convincing testimonials
constantly published in the newspa-
pers oughs TO be proof enough TO
women who suffer from those dis
trcssing ills peculiar 10 their sex that
lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
round Is the medicine they need
This good old root and herb rem
cav has proved unequalled for these
dreadful ills. its contains what IS
needed O. restore woman's health
aud strencth
N their ~ any peculiarly an your
ease requiring special advice, write
tle LYDIA T.. Pinkham Medicine CO..
fconfidentiaD Lynn Mas. for free
RdSice--Adv1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
AT THE COLONIAL.

"A Woman's Honor is the title
of the picture shown at the Colonial
today This story of two countries
gives the former comic opera star,
Miss Josie Collins, who plays the
leading role, many opportunities
Scenes laid in New York and abroad
add interest to the phOtoplay. To-
morrow's feature at the Colonial is
entitled The Cossack Whip" in
which Viola Dana is starred. Russia
the land of mystery and intrigue, is
taken as the setting. and in one
scene a long line of prisoners are
seen winding across the snow-cov-
cred Russian steppes toward ST.
IBERIA.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20
THREE STEAMERS SUNK

LONDON. Nov. 2O.-Loyd's ship
ping agency sunday reported the
sinking OF two British steamers. the
Lady Darlington and the Nasco and
the Portuguese steamer Sannicola.
The Lady Darlington registered
$500 gross tons and was $40 feet
long. she was built at Sunderland
in 1907 and was owned by the Car
rington steamship company OF Car
diff
The Nasco was 1914 tons gross
and measured ESQ feet in Ieagth.
She was built at West Hartelpool in
1895 and was owned by T. wilson
sons < Co, Of Hull
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

EXPERIENCE - Most wonderful
play in America. Returns early in
December -AdvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

la TX. but after
taking lydia r.
PnkhamS Nege-
etable Compound
Tablets and using
two bottles Of the
Sanitive Wash 7
am fully con-
WINGED that ] am
entirely cured Of
these trO n b 7 es.
and feel better all
over / know your
remed es h a v Q
done me worlds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-20

Then there's the speakership OF
the next house OF Representatives,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
Prices Remain Up
Ncw Good Things on Retail Markets
Of Richmond.

There is some activity on the re-
tail markets Some of the good things
that have been plentiful for two weeks
past arc getting scarce as tho season
advances. other good things that are
somewhat new are becoming more
plentiful, but for ono reason and an
other prices do not come down OH any
thing. For instance: Hanover water
melons were never much more plenti-
full and Yet there is no come down in
the price. They are still selling for
from 90 10 40 cents. according to size,
and IL YOU want them kept on tho ice
overnight you Will have To pay 10
cents extra for that.
The peach supply is rather limited
and in consequence prices have adj
vanced fully 10 per cent. On account
of too much rain what is known as the
Hanover County second crop OF vesc-
tables is declared 10 be much OF a
failure For this reason all manner
of Vegetables have been marked up
fraction. Just what the much rain
has had to do with the activities of
tho Hanover. Chesterfield and Henrico
County hens no one can explain, but.
as matter of fact, they have not been
performing OF late. This explains the
scarcity Of fresh country eggs and their
jumping up a cent or two per dozen
The quotations below may be relied
nDon for to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19

proach OF increasing new crop receipts
as being largely responsible for the
selling on advances.
Tropical storm apprchensions were
relieved today by reports that the
disiurbanc" was working too far
south 10 damage cotton. and there WAS
some selling on prospects tina; II
might be accompanied b. beneficial
rains in Texas This caused reactions
o. several points from the best but
the decline was checked by bullish
private condition figures and cover
ing by ncar-month shorts.
The census hEurcs on supply ard
distribution showed smnncr doines-
tic consumption for July than bulls
had anticipated, but pointed 10 total
consumption in this country for last
season of about 1900. 600 bales and 10
exports Of approximately 500. 900
bales. thus indicating a very consid-
cradle reduction in tho supply carried
forward from the big crop year. Bull
ish cnd-season statistics had figured
on the earlier month advance however
and tho statement failed TO create
any fresh sentiment Of consequence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. August ls.-Bradstrect's
review for the week ending tomorrow
will say:
Activity in trade. manufacturing
railway traffic. coal and other mining.
shiPhuildinE and water borne trans
portatbn continues. Notwithstanding
Tho uncerta!nty-m factors as the
railway labor situation. reports OF
wheat and corn crop damage and FUR
ther advances IN prices Of many staples
The current week has seen an eX-
ceUent house trade, especially in drv
goods, AT most Lending centers which
trend is. however. marked by more or
less GrumhlinG over high prices. with
manufacturers OF clothing. for exam
pie. cvincing desire TO forage free
buying Of worsteds and woolens
Yet. the general situation In tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
cuANcmny DEEDS or TRUST.
Fourteen Deed, of Trust, tmouut
In. to S.D,.;nn

G Y, Moore ct ny. 10 w c. Blanton
ct al, trustees. RENTS feet inches
south line Grove Avenue. 100 feet =
inches west OF West street. August
.. 1916; Sl.343.I5.
same to same. 32xl.o feet inches
south line Grove Avenue. 1872 feet s
inches west Of West Street Angus,
Q, 1916: sl.34375.
BETTE c. GurEanus to Allen G. Col
Tiers ct al. trustees. COME feet south
line Fourth Avenue. l20 feet west of
Front street, april |. 1916: 500.
II. y. Smith to w s. White. trus-
tee. .45xI4o feet north line Graham
August II. 1916 sl.0S650
Il. *. and j. II. Schepmoes to w. T..
Tyler, trustee. 60 feet s inches by 115
feet east Zinc Moss Side Avenue. 400
feet north Of 1.aburnum Avenue July
20. 1916: $500.
II. r. Harrison ct ux. to J. w. Bates.
trustee. 50X200 feet west line Hermit
tage Road. leo feet north Of Linden
street August Il, 1916: $1,000.
Davis Brothers to j. u. ELAN ct al.
trustees. 10 feet inches. by ia feet
Q inches south line Floyd Avenue 40
feet east Of Elm Street August S.
Same ''t to same. 1el-2x1l4 feet .
inches south line Floyd Avenue, SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
tH,NCERY TRANSFERS
leeds OF IInrgnin md G
Amounting tn SnS IL sn

ny w II Kelly. trustee. to l. Caplon
nue., loo feet east Of T iIJem Avc-
august II. 1916: $500. ''ee''
charles X. Willis e, ux to j. \. FL.
iru, iot in block Il in tho nian -,
i'r IiinIiaS, august :, 1915; $500. "
hltniahd Park Development Corn
20 Rcttie c. Ciurganus. G0xi95 fn n;
SCUM n iins Fourth Avenue. loo feet
saG0. "h''i l. 1916;
., Flora fon; Illm nn to Meyer Grcentree
- rect inches by l45 feet north iirn
Grace Street. "a feet 1 inches cas-, nt
;Na 1ds Street August !. 1915: ,ax.
lanes u. Spencer g, ux. to Eliza
ansth j. Carson: lot 90 in block +. in
tax. 81: $40. '''''
a W Patterson. executor. to a. w.
,";,etson. lots -. - and - in block
gust 10. 1916; s1,l47.5O.
a X. Muhleman ct al to James Z.
Woodhn ct al. 90 1-2xl25 fcet north
Inc kensington Avenue. 1S2l.o font
1916: $4,000 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
BUILDING PERMITS.
Nine building Permits, Amounting
IN

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows.
AIRS. j. r. Moody. to build two two
story frame dwellings, on the north
side of Albany Avenue. between Seven
tccnth and Eighteenth Streets. "a COS,
$4,000.
Davis Land Company, to build a
brick garage In rear OF l09 North
boulevard to cost $3.50
Muhlcman & Kayhoe, to build three
brick garages in rear of sos. 30. ana
507 West Avenue. to cost $500
Old Dominion Iron and Nail Works.
TO build !, frame shed at it's plant on
Belle Isle. to cost $1,000.
Ashby Jones. to repair brick store
$4,000
Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
rany. to repair brick Office at II south
Twelfth street. to cost $500.
G. ]" Cooper. to repair brick dwell
ing at North Twenty ninth Street. to
cost Sl0O
Miss Lizzie Ragiand. to repair :ram.
dwelling at 800 South Randolph Street.
TO cost $500.
Joseph Herpcrt, to repair frame
dwellings, NJ l7i7. 1919. 1!2I and 1925
Jacquelin Street. to cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.


amounting To
r. NJ Mcclure trustee 10 " II n,
Xis ct al, 23xl79 feet inches south
line Grove Avenue. lis feet wesi ~
mon'nson street. August II, 1916: S.
l.. l.. Miller OF al. trustees. to Mar
garet r Hardwicke, 5ol.2x1a5 feet
vest line the Plaza. psi l-2 feet north
or Bacon Road. August :. 1916: 50 .
BESSIE c. Howard, trustee. to " :
SpragEins. lots 12. l3. u. IL and IS
In block II in the plan OF BELMONT
August II. 1916: s336
NJ. j. Willis ct al, trustees IN y
J; Melton ct ais. 30 feet inChas A.
the northeast corner of Harrison ava
Taylor Streets. August IL, ials ST..
W. r. rizzini. trustee. to Claude r
Sprenkle 5nXl45 feet south line r'ranl.
lin street. $50 feet west ~ .r;lInu
street. August s, 1916: S2soo
w. p. Redd trustee to n r Mo
Niven, 5oX13o feet at the sourh,ynst
corner of stuart Avenue and TiIden
Street. August Is, 1916: S52;,
Peter T. Murphy, trustee to James
u. Hooper. lots 900. 2ol, 23l ana $40
on Roanc and Tyler Streets Angus,
Is. 1916: S2.24O.
W. T. Rcdd, trustee to II II Dun
bar c' ux., lots and . in block g. in
the plan Of Highland Park Angus;
Is. 1916: $500.
Same TO same, the same proper,y nc
described in deed next above. Angus,
is. 1916: $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19

feet / inch east of Elm street, An
gust Il, 19Ns: $3.50
same To same, 19l-2xll4 feot q
inches south line FLOYD Avenue, sS
icct inches east OF Elm street Av,
Same 10 same, lo1ox,,. 60. -
inches south line Floyd Avenue. 1o7
acet inches east of Elm street, Au.
sust 10. 1916; $3.50.
Same to same, 10 feet inches by
~ feet inches south line Flovi
Avenue l27 feet l inch cas-, Of I-j,,
street; August is. 1915: $3.50. Elm
~ X: w; Winfree ct w, TO American
trust Company. trustee. 10 feet 1874
mches by l25 feet at the northeast
corner OF Floyd Avenue and Addison
street August 4. 1916: s2,5oo.
Maude w. Throckmorton TO L. f
Brown. trustee, 2ox1o0 feet cas-, line
narrison street. 40 feet north Of Wal
lace street August Is. 1915. $500
~. II. Dunbar ct uX. to II. u Nun
naI!N trustee. IoXl40 feet a, tho
northeast corner of Virginia Avenue
$2.?iS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19

tiles. as in most other markets save
lumber. is such that the producers can
readily tell buyers to either take or
leaVe the goods at the prices quoted
goods this fall is undim!nished. mail.
order houses keep on reporting excel.
lent sales: retail trade is good: labor
Is scarce and certainly as FESTIVE as m
any time curing the present boon,
period. even though wages are at rec
ord levels w.
II is evident that foreign buying or
steel has virtually smoked out domes
TIC consumers. who have come into tho
market in noteworthy way this week
and ries iron, u laSgard for some time
has become relatively active while
copper. lead and speltcr have taken ON
new life. Money is steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
FALL MAY BE FATAL
Painter Drops Forty Feet When Scaf-
fold NOpe Suddenly
UrenkS

LfNCHBURG. VA. August 1s.-Mor-
ris Fortune, white, Il painter mt work
forty feet from the ground on ono OF
me dormitortes at Randolph Macon
Womans College, received injuries to-
day In a fall. when the scairoId rome
broke. which may cause his death
fortune sustained broken back
which produced paralysis of lhe legs
Another painter at work on the
other end of the scanold caught the
ropes as the opposite cad fell. He
descended the rope, hanl-cver- hand
10 the assistance of his fcliAA- orker
FORTUNE is forty-hve years old mar
ricd and lives IN West I.ynclhurg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19

. N"M YORK: Angus, lS-Bank clcarinEs in
IN. Initcd states for III" week cnIInr
Ansuss i. acstcca,. $500. .oon aEninsI
S,"o.b52CM las; week and 81 i6s 2tf ool e.
MS week last ycar Following arc tho re-.
IN; M as shown his week as compared Will
NV; NV York 3: ;o.> ooo: increase cs.s
,nnTAEn. S3N2Ss5,Nr'. increase gas
Ihilndclphia. $50. lG7. o00: increase 600
G S"S3on. VIZ. :snen Increase. I6.5
- Louis, S?s sHfoo. increase 3a5
Kansas City. sio'.s1S. go: increase 57o
San Francisco. So 7s7. 600: increase %,
IittshurEh $500: 900. increase. l.
baltimore. 7!.,I6."hn: Increase. 20
Cleveland. s'a.o7a, 900 incrca.. sal
l,"'roit. s5Ii1srH0: Increase eso
cincinnati. S32.ntl.Noo increase %,
Minneapolis. s'' .3s- oo1 inrr,,.. !1o
Los Angels. SO. go oHn; increase -,
,"naha. SeS.'o'.'r'n. increase a..
~ orleans. s.0iitnpn: Increase n
,NlIW"uh'". {i:I;l."'". Increase ~
I.nniSEii'". SIC. 500 .anu increase -
~" hm"rd SIS So nN0: ,ncro,eo
raul SlI.hn'.~6n: Increase sc
S"HttI", $lfi'o.cAo Increase 50,
bhiaIo Sltsil coo: Increase 40
Ii"rthho. orc. Sl2.oii0"c: .ncr,asc -,
,.hN.r' SELL oon. increase ?os
ii'hnta. ~ $4,000 increase u
houston s7aaS. on: Increase a,s
Ini!" mipoliS. sll.5S2 COO: incroas. a.,
rort Worth. s7,sa7 600. incre,.n - -
nr"Nid"nc". 50 "a mo: inOrcnsc IN
Washington. sSlStoOo: tnrr...o u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-19
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds OF Bargain and SuIe
Amounting to 1S53I on

L. u. Hedrick TO O. G. IIedrick 6
acres in Narina District. between vii
ton Road and osborne Turnpike Au-
gust is, 1916: $50
y. w. Patterson ct ais to Charles
II. Earnett, 246 4 acres north side OF
Wcsthnm Road, eight miles west OF
city. July 81. 1916: S21.9lGa5
y. W. Patterson to NJ G. Patterson
ct ais. 332 acres known as Chantillv
Place. August 10. 1916: s2l .S0i9a
Charles r. burnett 10 i. y. Chalkley
& Eros, 24S 4 acres north side OF
Wcstham Road, eight miles west Of
city. August 3. 1916; $40 tax. Sl2