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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
JuRe s.. 1917; $500.

June S. 1917; $500.
Fannie II. Berkeley ct vir to Over
ton Howard. trustee. 25xI25 feet
known as 25oJ Stuart Avenue. June
l6. 1917; si.72o.
r. +. Ford to Edward ]. Blake. trus-
tee. 25x!20 feet south line Of Cary
street. between West and Carrolton
Streets. June Is, 1917: $3.50.
Rex Q. Jones ct ux. to ]. Thompson
Brown ct ais. trustees. IS feet. known
as South Meadow Street. Juno 6.
w. r. Allen. Jr.. to L. W. Rylsnd.
trustee. lot II. blcck 9. Highland Park.
June =. 1917: s3.4t0.36.
Ella D. Voolfolk TO F. sitterdins ct
ais, trustees lot block .. Providence
Park. June 1f, 1917: $500.
Mary 4. Robertson ct vir to Chew
ming & Boxley. trustees. 20 feet 2l-2
inches by l22 feet known as 1905 North
Fifth Street. June ~. 1917; s1.7s2.
Annie K. Clarke 10 Overton How
ard: trustee. 2Sxl2el-4 feet cast line
of Twentieth street. S?1-4 feet south
OF Street: June IS, 1917; sl,77o.
Mary r. Troxlsr ct al. 10 j. T Car
neal trustee. soxle0 feet. known as
1909 Baldwin Street. April Il. 1917;
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Real Estate Summary.
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Chevy Chase Realty Corporation to
James ;-icher. lots 10. II, IL and
IL. block -. Monticello Springs June
s, 1917: tax, $3.50; $40.
S. Il. Pace ct ux. TO w. r. Allen. Jr.,
lot IL, block Q. plan OF Highland Park.
May 81. 1917: tax. $3.50: SO.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO Mrs.
Annie r. Fisher. lot "a. block ., sec
ton a. Colonial Place. January 10.
]. w. Johnson ct u1. to A. ]. Wash
ington. 77x50 feet. known as 1900, 1902
and 1404 st. James Street. June :, 1871:
$3.50.
Samuel w. Turner ct ux; to, A. f;
Truman. 2sx159 feet south line OF
Baker Street. between Shocks and Ro-
per.s Alleys. June Q. 1917. $3.50.
Henry B. Start el uX. to Jessie A
Start. lot IS. block S. plan OF Plateau.
May q. 1917; tax; 81: SO:
to James F. Bradley, 45x6S feet known
as ISIS. asl51,a and ssi7 Williams
A. ]. Washington 10 Robert 4. Ry-
land. 77S50 feet, known as 400. 1902
and 1903 St James Street. June IL.
1917; $3.50.
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LIKE MAGic.' Previous to using Nuxs
ated Iron l had been prescribing tho
various mineral salts OF iron for years.
only to meet complaints OF disrolored
teeth, disturbed digestion. tied-up hard
across NuNated Iron, an elegant, In
Eenious preparation containing organic
iron, which has no destructive action
on the teeth--no corrosive effect on
the stomach, and which is readily ass
Simulated into the blood and quickly
vigor, snap and staying power. II an
riches the blood. brings roses to tho
cheeks OF women and is an unfailtng
source OF renewed vitality, endurance
and power to men who burn up too
rapidly their nervous energy in the
competition OF the day" etp
EUrr, Fuxated IRON. which ts preserrssl
such great variety Of es.ss. IL ne. 4
sas which is Ven Sne.n 90 drsEsisG and
Europ. And AmerieA Unliis tbs. Nsllssi
s niaafnss a LSa 5 p5ediH nSs i ,sy
them them black; nor ap.s. tn. sismseh: on tie
HssFly S.. =. forms run q
msnufsetursfs have such great oena4sacs'
IN N ~ =, Iron thu! they sn.. 70 ,lsssNI
100 per. cent or over In four TsssS Una
aess s:y :s .. ;:rissi .;,sss
;,,T'TISsh. and :9aursns; Ia ,:a 49, AsH
Prus CO. fss Killer IL DE Drug '' ss..s
OxnxeGs-- AaA AL Sod araSsassAs-~A11. 20
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NEW YORK. n. Y.-Since the re-
marsable ID, discovery OF orssnic ir on,
French French cali AIN it. has TAKEN A the country try
by storm. II is conscrvatively estimat-
ed that over three million neople an
aone a Nos. asaS 'n esus
reported from It's use by both physi-
clans and laymen. So much so that
aa~e naw age Of far moTe Gu
rosy-cheekcd women and vigorous iron
men.
DR.. Ferdinand King, New York
interviewed on this subject. said: There
can be no vigorous iron men without
iron. Pallor means anaemia Amaze
OF anaemic mon and women Is pals;
the flesh fabhy. The muscles lack tone;
the brain fags and the memory fails
irritable. respondent and melancholy.
When the iron goes from the blood OF
women. the roses go from their checks,
I'm the most common foods OF Amer
lea. the starches. sugars, table syrupa.
candles. polished rice. white bread. soda
crackers. biscuits. mncaroni. spaghetti.
cornmeal. no longer Is Iron to be found.
Refining processes have removed the
iron of Mother Earth from these i'm
povcrished foods. and silly methods OF
wastepipe the water in which our veg
etabIes are cooked. are responsible for
lnOtner grave iron loss.
Therefore. II you wish to preserve
your youthful vim and yigor to a ripe
old age. you must supply the iron dc.
ficiency In your food by using some
form Of organic iron. just as you would
s ssH sA'' VINE" your '00o mas not e"0'S"
Former Health Commissioner VIII
liam II. Kerr, Of the City OF Chicago.
says: II have taken Nuxated Iron my
self and experienced Its health giving.
strength building effect. and in the In
terest Of public welfare feel II my
duty to make known tho results of it's
use; am - Wen past three score yesrs
physical activity Is largely due today
to my personal use OF Nuxated Iron.
From my own experience with Euxated
edy that it ought to be used In every
hospital and prescribed by every ply
stefan in this country"
DR.. z. Sauer. Boston physician. who
has studied both in this county and
said: "As have said hundred times
over. organic iron Is the greatest of all
strength builders"
long agG sn, man o 10 and
asked me to. give him a preliminary ex-
animation for life Insurance.. was
astonished to find him with tho blood
full Of vigor, vim and vitality as a
really was. Notwithstanding his nEe
The secret, he said. was taking IRON
nswed life. At so he was in bad health: :
at IS hs was careworn and nearly all
in. Now. at so. after taking EuNated
Iron, n miracle Of vitality and his face
Iron is absolutely necessary to enable
your blood to change food into living
tissue, without It. no matter how much
or what you cat. your food mereiy
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HCSTINGS TRUST DEEDS.

z. G. Wootten ct ux to W. Scott Car
rctt. trustee. 90xl55 feet northeast cor
nor Bellvue Avenue and Thirty-second
S Rn,1s,o also 5oxi55 feet north line OF
second Street. June 1. 1917: $500.
L. G. Wootten to H. Seldom Taylor
trustee, 9oxl55 feet northeast corner
BELLEVUE Avenue and Thirty-second
Street; also 5sx155 feet north line OF
Beilvre Avenue, &C feet east OF Thirty
second street. June 4, 1917: $4,000.
Mabel II. Jacob ct al. to w. Z. Pur-
CELL Jr.. trustee, S3x125 feet southwes,
corner Fourth and Maury Streets June
"a, 1871: s795.
Minnie I. Schultz ct vir to Leroy z
Brown et ais. trustees. 46 l-oxlie feet
known as 5Il West Twenty-sixt h
street. June Il. 1917: $500.
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street. May Il. 1917: 1914

street: May "a. 1917: 1854.
ton, 2sxisI feet; known as $sls Floyd
Leland IL: Miller ct ais. trustees. to
Harris j.. johnson, ct ais. 52xl30 feet
eaUt line OF First Street. 81 feet north
OF Byrd street. May 81. 1917; $500.
II. Seldom Taylor. trustee. to L. Clar-
ence Miller. 20 5.l2x7l 2-3 feet. known
as 7O4 North First street. June 10.
Bailey & Christian. trustees, to VIII
liam G. Schmidt. 78x153 feet. known
as 701. 700 and 705 East Franklin
street: Juno 8. lai7; Sl.502.lo.
j. ID. Carneal. trustee. to Samuel
Jennings. 15X72 feet. known as Sal
North Sixth Street. Juno IL. 1917.
s766.87.
James d. Carncal. trustee, to Samuel
Jennings. l5x72 feet. known as 63i
North Sixth Street. June ~. 1917; S7OS.
j. ID. Carncal. trustee, to w g. West.
% feet Z l-2 inches by so feet, known
as 500 North Kinney Street. Juno 10,
1917; 5000 (partial release).
y. ID. Carneal. trustee. to Charles
Tfllyer, % feet Z l-2 inches by so feet,
known as SOC North Kinney Street; also
60 2-3xS2 l-3 feet known az Els, SIT
SO and 52l North Kinney Street June
10. 1917: $1,000.
Edward S. Mccarthy. trustee, to Will
liam FL and Emma Lowery, 22 fee,
i-2 inches by 1870 feet southwest cor.
ner Main and Beech Street June le
1917; $3.50.
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ly turns tho SPOT over to Ralph
Crecdon frequently. Tho pair OF fun
makers manage to keep tho house in
an uproar. Alice Sher gives an excel
lent dancing speciality. while Connie
cravcn has sweet soprano voice.
which hardly goes with tho role Of a
cabaret singer.
Six scenes are offered, although not
required to carry out tho suspicion of
plot. Tho scenery Is not especially
attractive, except whom augmented by
ten sprishtly young women In fetching
costumes.
AS an added attraction. Hans Hauke
gave versatile performance on the
piano. His playing OF the Sextet from
Lucia" using only the left hand. fea-
tured his performance.
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en- you right up and mako you feel fine
and vigorous by morning. want you
to go back TO the store and get your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone Is do
stroying the sale OF calomel because
it is real liver medicine; entirely vege-
table. therefore 1t cannot salivete or
make you sick.
guarantee that ono spoonful of
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and consti-
pated waste which Is clogging your
system and making you feel miserable.
l guarantee that u bottle OF Dodson'S
Liver Tone will keep your entire fam
lily feeling fine for months. Give il to
your children. It is harmless; doesn't
grippe and they like its pleasant taste.
Adv
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Listen to me! Take no moro sick
ening. salivating calomel when bilious
or constipated. Don't lose days
work!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of the bones.
Calomel. when it comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into il. break
ing it up. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cranping If you
are sluggish and 'all knocked out" il
your liver is torpid and bowels con-
stipated or you have headache, dizzi-
ness, coated tongue. IL breath Is bad
or stomach sour. just take a spoonful
Of harmless DodSon's Liver Tone.
Here's my Guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get a 50-cent bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone. Take n spoon
full tonight and if it doesn't straight
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CHARTERS ISSUED,

The State Corporation Commissi ion
yesterday issued the following char
ters:
The Bayview Grocery Corporation.
$1,000. I. w. Baxter. president; Lyman
Baxter secretary and treasurer. both
The Supreme Grand Lodge Of the
United Firemen's Protective Brother
hood Of America, Norfolk. No capital
stock. Joseph c. Etheridge. president:
CHARLES II. Bowens, secretary, both of
Virginia Coal Sales Company Incor-
Dorated, st. Paul: coal business; CAPT
tall $4,000. w. II. Nickels. Jr.. presi-
dent; d. L. Allen, secretary and treas
urcr, both of Big stone Gap.
Dixie Chemical Corporation. Peters
900, c: w. Stafford. president New
York: W. j. SommerS, secretary and
treasurer. Petersburg:
+. X Jones & Co, Inc, Danville; to-
bacco business; capital, 100000. T..
r. Jones, president; 4. D. Keen, sec
c. & II. Lumber Company, Inc. New
port News; lumber business: capital,
$4,000. e. S. Creelman. president; w.
j. Nclms. secretary and treasurer, both
OF Newport News.
Norfolk; automobile business; capital,
$4,000. James Fl. Sykes, president
Portsmouth: w. c. Beale. secretary and
treasurer, Norfolk.
son-Hardy Company. Inc, Newport
News. changing its name to The Har-
dy-Mason Company. Inc.
Amendment to charter Of Chaplin,
Nelms & Brown. Inc. Newport News.
changing name to w. T. Chaplin &:
Nelms. Inc.
Amendment to the charter OF for
eign corporations:
Keystone FireproofinG Company, a
Delaware charter. increasing it's capt.
tai stock from 100000 TO 100000
Virginia Portland Cement Company.
a New Jersey corporation. increasing
its capital stock from 100000 to ST.
100000.
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BLACK and WHITE
OINTMENT
BRIGHTENS UP
Dark or Sanow Skin

Men and women by the thousands
are clearing up and Frightening their
dark or sa'iow skins by applying
Plougns Black and White Ointm ant.
It's about the only preparation that
bleaches or l!ghtens up dark Skin to
such light, delicate, he1lthy tint as
to be superior to any other prepara-
tion. Besides, Black and White Oint-
ment removes all skin blemishes, as
bumps. pimples. freckles. tan or skin
sores of any kind: giving beautiful.
smooth complexion to any one; makes
the skin smooth, soft and Of light.
healthy tone. Send Csc (stamps or coin)
and receive a box by return mail. Sim
pie directions go with each box.
Agents wanted. Address Plough
Chemical Co.. Dept. 81. Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Richmond. Va. by Peoples
Drug Store, Twenty-frst and Main
6treeta-Adv.
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

to o. 6. Wootten. portions OF lots q ~ T.
6, and 10. block sc, Woodland Heights.
April 4. 1917: tax. $3.50; $40.
a. r. Pulliam. trustee. ct ais. to
z. G. Wootten. 90xl55 feet northeast
corner Bellvue Avenue and Thirty
second Street. June 4. 1917: tax. 81;
$40.
S. II. Powell TO Mabel II. Jacob, S3S125
feet southwest corner of Fourth and
Maury Streets. June Il. 1917: tax, 81:
$40.
Powell 33x125 feet southeast corner
Fourth and Maury Streets. May 90,
1917; tax. 81; $40.
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.
Laura r. Collins to NJ Flegcnheimer
trustee lot 10. block 40. Barton Heishfa
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BOTH CRAFT DESTROYED
IN BATTLE NEAR SHORE
Crippled, Stranded British Steamer and
German Submarine Send Each
Other Down.
tBy Associated Press

tBy Associated Press.l
NEW YORK. Juno 18.-In a battle
between n crippled. stranded British
steamship and a German submarine of
the italian coast In May both craft
were destroyed. according to members
OF the crew OF the American steam
ship Hilonian, who arrived here to-
day. The Hilonian itself was sunk
of the Italian coast on May is. the
crew being landed at Albenga. On tho
same day an unidentified British
freiEhter carrying coal also was tor
pedoed. but tho captain managed to
run his ship into shallow water. Two
days laters. the Americana asserted,
the submarine returned to the attack,
and launched torpedo. which hit the
steamer amidships and almost blew
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pythias. to repair brick hall. s13 East
Franklin Street: to cost $500.
w. +. Drinkard. Jr.. to erect brick
dwelling. 1901 Second Avenue, High
land Park: to cost $4,000.
Anne Lee Snyder. to repair brick
dwelling. l13 North Morris Street. to
cost SIPS.
Mary ard Anne Melvin. to repair
brick dwelling. lol2 West Marshall
Street: to cost $3.50
John II. Garrett, to repair frame
dwellings,. 702. To4. 7os. 7oS and ITO
]. l.. Miller. to erect brick garage.
3l5 North Addison Street: to cost $I15.
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HUSTINGS RELEASE DEEDS.

w. J. Fisher, trustee. to Hill Cit,
lots 9, 4. 6. and 10, block sc, Mar
Of Woodland Heights. June l6. 1917
w. G. Pulliam. trustee, to A. c. Pull.
liam, parts of lots 2. 4. g. s and 10
block &c. plan of Woodland Heights
May 20, 1917: $500.
f. ID. Adamson. trustee, 10 Harr,
Clay, 45xlol feet south line of Man.
chester and Failing Creek Turnpike
January 80, 1916: Sl25.
j. &. Nunnally. trustee. to benjamin
Taylor. lot is, square SO, Marx Add.
ton. April 6. 1917: $3S9.39.
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ADJUSTMENTS
HENRY LAWSON. OF THE CHORUS,
MAKES HIT In AIHE RED ROSE,

Judged merely as popular priced
attraction. the Comic Opera Players
presentation OF 1.-The Red Rose" at the
Academy of Music last night was about
fair to middlin'; judged by the standard
set and maintained in the organi-
zation's three previous offerings, 1t
was pretty bad-to put it mildly. And,
since the organization heretofore has
been treated as seriously as II II COM
manded regular-Scason rates, II must
be so dealt with now.
It's trouble last night went deeper
| than the superficial ills common to first
| nights Rchcarsals and repetitions
will make the rough places plain, but
| they will not cure Individual incom-
| pctencc, and they will not make I'M
| suited parts Mt actors not adapted to
them. This is a light OPERA. or comic
opera. aggregation OF performers,
| while THE Red Rose" is less a musical
comedy than a vaudeville. which re-
quires special talcnts-'types." II you
| like. Two OF these types were happily
| found in two of the very real artists
| of the company, Miss Hills and Mr..
| Hanley. who. by their skill and ex-
! perience. managed to make their low
comedy roles extremely amusing; Mr..
Cutter. too. played an English chappie
| we'll. and Mr.. Geyer's character bit in
the first act was capably handled. With
one other exception, to be mention ed
later. the rest of the principals were
| nowhere in particular.
Miss Jersey is not designed to play
| parts suited to Valeska Suratt and Zoe
| Barnett. and the music Is too low to
be effective with her voice; Mr.. Bogues
| has another baritone part; Mr..
Gray has nothing In his limo; Mr.. Mar
| BILE has precious little; Miss Ford has
practically no singing to do: Miss Bush
Is soubrette and is not. by voice or
| schooling. qualified to sing soaring
| obligatos. and the new baritone held
| out no hope for better performances
in the future. Several interpolatcd
songs went well. including Scotch
number by Mr.. Gray and chorus. and
| the big choruses were ringing and full
toned. while a number of pretty melo-
dies added dash of color to a rather
drab performance. On the other hand.
Il dance number by some OF tho chorus
| girls and men was bad enough to have
| spoiled the show. II 1t had been good
| otherwise.
Excluding for the moment Miss Hills
and Mr.. Hanley. tho one big hit OF the
| performance was made by Henry Law
son, the tenor, whom all of US had
quickly singled out in the chorus. IT
is understood this Is his frst part If
it is, he is a decided find. II II is not,
he is decided find all the same. He
is manly. nice-looking. debonair. re-
markably easy in his work. and-more
than all-he Is n real tenor. His voice
is a tenor with the baritone hint that
tho big men have. and 1t has what all
the training in the world can't give
beautiful quality. He is short. but
the stage is well-nigh his when he is
working and he fills the house when
he is singing. Last night, I think, we
| assisted at" a debut that may usher
| in career.
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err apart. As tho submarine cam,

her apart. As the submarine came
to the surface TO observe tho effects
OF the shot. two deck guns on the
stern OF the freishter were turned on
her. A six-inch explosive she'll hit the
C-boat, and she was seen to turn over
twice and split squarely In two. be-
fore going down. During the fight,
which took place less than a mile from
shore. coast batteries also turmoil u
fire on tho U-boat.
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TINCUP PITCHES GREAT BALL
AGAINST BIRMINGHAM TEA NJ
NV Associated Press. J

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June ls.-Tin-
cup. Little Rocks Indian pitcher. twirl
ed a perfect game to-day against Biz
mingham, of the Southern Association.
allowing no runs. no hits and issuing
no bases on balls. Only twenty-seycn
hatsmen faced him and none got on
base. He struck out three men. Tin
cup formerly played with the Phila-
delphia Nationals.
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Max Bloom mt Lyric.
Max Bloom and his horse Becky are
a funny as ever. but the 1917 YER
sion OF the sunny Side OF Broadway"
which opened n three-day engaEemen
at the Lyric Theater yesterday, does
not measure up to the earlier editions.
There is much comedy. some melody
and bevy of pretty girls. but a woe
full lack of coherent action, without
which even an abbreviated buriesQuo
finds the going mighty bumpy
Bloom works all of his old tricks
as successfully as before and generous
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CHANcERY RELEASE pEEps.

c. II. Sutton, Jr.. trustee. to Claude
r. Sprenkle. II feet 61-i inches by s5
feet Ia inches known as AIS North
Davis Avenue. June IL. 1917; sa.S0O.
Robert a. Ryland, AZ 1-2x74a- feet.
known as al4. 9i6 and elS Nicholson
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The clerk of the Hastings Court is
sued the following marriage licenses
yesterday Figures after names denote
age)
. Walter NJ. Hall t4s) and Daisy Marie
Walden (2O, city.
Chastine w. Jones to5) and Ethel G.
Patterson (2D, city.
Carl L. Rixby t22) and Lillian B.
Harding (23). city.
Frank C.. Myers (21) and Mary A.
Rankin f20), city.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building Inspector Butler issued the
following permits yesterday:
SYRACUSE Lodge, No. 5. knights OF
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American Annexation.

At indianapolis - indianapolis, 2;
Louisville. 6.
AT Milwaukee-Ailwau 4: St
Paul, Z.
At karsas City-Kansas City. 6; Min
neapolis. l.
At Toiedo-Toledo. s: Columbus. 3.
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Twenty-Five Pints Seized.
Two suit cases containing twenty
nine pints OF liquor were confsoated at
the Chesapeake and Ohio Station yes
terday by Patrolmen Inman, Jones and
Waters. of First Precinct.
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Hospital and VIM r. FormrH Commits ono,C Cit Chicago
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sou,h Atlantic Le.pu.

ton, ..
AT Observation-Disclosures s: Co
lumbia, ).
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Local Temperaturc.
Local Rainfall,
Local Observntions Mt 8 p. m,

Rainfall last twcnty-four hours. None
Excess in rainfall since March l.. 37s
EXCESS in rainfall since January /. 29O
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

Council Committee on Finance.
City Hall, = o'clock.
Baseball - International League,
boulevard Park, ltichmUnd w. huff
fniO. double-hender, first game, 2tl5
o'clock.
Acndcmy-ComIc Opera Players,
In ''1hc He'd 1Ose.n S,3O.
Lyric - VnudevlllcI matinee, 3,
night, 1880 and o.
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CONDITIONS IN IMrOnrANr CITE.

Temperature, IA: humidity. SO; wind,
direction, south; wind. velocity. miles T,
weather. clear.
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Naxatod IRON to Make Now
Age of Beautiful Women
and Vigorous Iron Mem

Say
Youthful Vitality The
O. "Run-D
en- in Two Weeks Time
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The Weather
IFurnfshed by U. $. Weather Bureau

Forecasts Virginia
Probably fair Tues
day and "wednesday,
not much chnnEe in
temperature.
North Carolina
Probably fair Tues
day and Wednesday.
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Laura r. Collins to NJ. Flegenheimer
trustee. lot 10. block 40. Barton Heishfa
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1917-07-25
LOCAL EXEMPTION
BOARD HEADQUARTERS

The heacuarters Of the local eX-
emption board. which is composed Of
Sheriff S. o. Keown. w. c. Blanken-
ship and DR.. f. B. Pendleton, will be
in the old office of the Green. River
Coal Co.. next to The Herald office
Every man drawn in the first draft
whose names appear in The Herald
today should watch the papers for
further notices relative to reporting
to the local board, and the fact that
they are not notified by,mail does not
excuse them from reporting, as no.
tees in the papers will be sufficient.
1t is thought, however, that every
man drawn will be notified by mail 10
report to his local board.
A man who fails to report for ex-
emption will be put or the eligible
list. So If your names apnears in the
Est of the frst called. make Z a po:r-
to report to your local board.