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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
Shellac Imports
From the Orient

Ono OF the largest shipments
OF lac. or shellac. ms II is better
known. was imported into tho
United States and passed thru
the port Of Seattle recently. Lac
IL the oxidation from the bark
OF certain fix trees which grow
In Oriental countries. The ar.
ticle OF commerce Is made by
mixing alcohol with the crude
product II 10 used 10 mix
paints. etc The shipments 20
.his port are coming from India
and represent another big for
eiFn trade development OF ro-
cent months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

the city acquired hah-mile tract
A recreation building and bath
house Yves built and opened 30 the
public on July 4. 1911. For . nom
inA fee. bathing costumes. towels.
showers. etc. are furnished to
adults. Children are QUILTED froo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15
Nominal Fee Gives
You Alki Privileges

Seattle's most popular bathing
beach resort is at Alki point on
tho West Seattle peninsula. whore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

Puget Sound 10 an inland sea
protected from high winds and
stormA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-15

Depth OF harbor within anchor
age limits In Seattle Ia from 70 to
IS fsthoms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
If You WANT 4 TRUNK
see JUSTICE JON

An auction sale will be held In IT,
Ford lot. across Eleventh street fro1S
the City Hall. today at noon, to dispoGos
of the large number Of trunks su45
sut-cases which have accumulated iGf8
the basement Of the City Hall. Hun4N
dreds of pieces of baggage. filled witha
thousands of dollars worth of books
have been brought to the storeroon6yz
the result of countless raids made By
Richmonds wet-goods sleuths. Puf&a
chasers who bid high in the hope thaSI
they are obtaining bag and bagga96s
and all therein will be disappointed. ~
the valuable contents have been res
moved and will he held in the stor4ea
room pending action on the part o.
state authorities to make some dis
posal of II. However. there will be ~
splendid opportunity for the reasonahIoS
purchase of real trunks. a s some Of
them are of the wardrobe variety and
undoubtedly sold originally for from.
s25. to SIS. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Y. VI. c. 4. CLUB GIVES
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

John winston Fontaine's music class
gave its annual piano recital last night
at the Central Young Mems Christian
association under the auspices of the
Get-Together clubs social department
Mrs. Louise Francis. soprano. assisted
In the entertainment, which was attend
ed by a large crowd OF members and
friends of the Y. NJ c. A. and per-
sonaI friends OF those taking part in
the program
Henry w. Anderson will address the
club Thursday at supper at s:3o p. NJ.
on the Red Cross work, and following
this meeting the hrst open-air concert
OF the season will be held on the roof
garden. The string quintet. with Miss
Anita kirkwood at the piano and Miss
Amorette Allen, as soloist. will give a
musical recital. Members of the Young
Mems Christian association and their
friends. and all the soldiers In the city,
are invited to be present. The enter.
tainment will begin at $3.50 o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
suprcme Court Pro>eclings.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
Wytheville, Va, June 1a.--Proceed-
ings in the supreme court of appeals
today: Zimmerman VS.. Dey eft ais.
argued by John NJ. Hart for appellant.
and Roy B. Smith for appellee. and
submitted.
Marks eft ais VS.. CORA Brothers.
argued by NJ. r. Burks. Jr.. for ap-
pelIant. and ]. d. Johnston for ap-
pellee, and submitted
London Brothers VS. National Ex-
change bank. argued by James A.
Bear and A. p. Staples for appellant
and w. w. Coke and W. j. Heison for
appellee, and submitted
Next cases TO be called: Lynchburg
Foundry VS.. Dalton by etc: Dickens
ct ais vs. Radford Willie; Southern
Railway Co, Watkins VS.. Damascus
Lumber Co. Fleenor VS., Hensley:
Peters vs., Peters survivor etc: Bank
of Bristol VS.. Ashworth: Blair VS..
Broadwater; Fraley VS.. Nickels ct ais.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
WILL CONSIDER Street
CAR FARE ORDINANCE
Public Hearing On Proposed Abolition
of Six Tickets For a Quarter Is
Set For juno rs.
PROPOSITION UNPOPULAR.
DIR. Chandler Asks Finance Committee
For More Money For School Pur-
poscs-H. c. Cofcr Reelected As
Accountant.

June rs Is the date set by the
finance committee last night for con-
sideration of the two ordinances pro-
viding for straight five-cent street
ear fare in Richmond. which were in
troduced by Colonel Barton II. Grundy
chairman OF the committee. at the
last meeting of the board nf aldermen.
In addition to providing for five
cent fare. the ordinances abolish the
, present system OF selling tickets to
school children and laborers a re-
duced rate.
Several citizens were present at the
meeting tc oppose the new ordinances
and Carter G. Jones, of the common
council. asked that they be given a
hearing. Colonel Grundy replied that
the ordinances would be taken up on
some date set for their sole considera-
ton, and that all argument for and
against should be deferred until that
date. Mr.. Jones said that he thought
this hardly necessary, as he felt sure
that enough opposition could be shown
in the committee to kill the proposed
measures Immediately. He further
stated with due respect to their pa
iron. that the ordinances had called
forth more widespread condemnation
from all classes than any measure he
had ever known of. Mr.. Jones then
Z
for the hearing.
Schools Need More Money.
DR. Chandler. superintendent of pub
lie schools. appeared before the COM
mttee to notify them that 5000 of the
money appropriated for school WORK
had been spent in A new work, and
that therefore, the appropriation would
possible run short. The work re-
ferred to is the new course of training
$50 the office
serve corps, created to provide trained
women office workers TO take the place
of men called to the front. Two hun
bred and twenty-five Members have
already enrolled
The P. Lorillard Co., through their
agent, Mr.. Murray, requested that trr-v
be refunded s2.2Ta.12, representing
taxes Improperly assessed by the cry
A letter was produced from Assistant
City Attorney George Wayne Ander-
son, in which he recommended the re-
fund, stating that similar case of the
Export Leaf Tobacco Co. had been de-
cided by the courts, in which neither
the city or state appealed The city
is said to have assessed S1s4 3s5 worth
OF leaf tobacco. held for manufactur-
ing purposes as tangible property
when 1t should have been assessed as
intangible. The difference between
these two rates is the amount OF the
refund asked H. c. Cofer was re
elected city accountant for term OF
two years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Chancery Release Deeds.

F. Sitterding ct ais, trustees, ia
Robert r. Hill, lots II. is. square B,
SCOTS plan; $3.50.
Edw. s. and william s. Rose, trus-
tees. to w. II. and Mary s. Gray, 23x
80 feet west line Norton. ia feet
north Of Clay street; s742.
A J. Chewing and r NJ Boxley.
trustees. TO Jennie A. Washington ct
viz, No. l1l7 Ia North Fifth street.
being 30xl22 feet east line Fifth
ssves:-y sS9 teas north of Federal
street; $1,000.
Jno. B. Welsh, trustee, TO Chas F.
Ruehrmund and D. W. Bowles, Jr..
60xl41 feet north line Park avenue.
21o feet east of Sheppard street; $3.50.
H. seldom Taylor. trusts. TO l..
Clarence Miller, 20 feet inches by
u "a feet west line First street. be-
tween Jackson and Duval streets; 81
9o4.
Leland l.. Miller and Stuart G.
Christian, trustees. to Harris B. John
son and Melville L. Longworth. SEX
100 feet east line First street, SO feet
north of Byrd; $3.50.
w. L. Miller. trustee, to A. J. Rauls-
ton. No. 29l3 Floyd avenue. being 2sx
lS5 feet south line Floyd avenue, i4o
Ia feet east OF Sheppard street; ST.
oa2.
Louis NJ. Bailey and S. G. Christian.
trustees. to William c. Schmidt. 7Sx
1853 feet south line of Franklin street.
at east line Seventh street. 1902. ! ..
A. j. Chewing ct al, trustees. to
Robert a. Ryland. AZ lie by "a %
feet north line Nicholson street, 1873
"a feet east of Spring street; 1854.
Edw. S. Mccarthy. trustee. to Will
liam n. Lowery, 30 feet / l-2 inches
by l2o feet south line Main street, at
west line Beech street: $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
HUSrNGS TRANSFERS.
six Deeds of Bargain and Sale Re.
corded.

Hill City Construction Co.. Inc. TO
f. G. Wootlen. parts of lots .. 4, 8. s.
10, block Sc. Woodland Heights. 5Sx
l55 feet north line BELLEVUE avenue,
80 feet east OF Thirty second street:
tax. ss.5 $40.
a. T. Pulliam. trustee, and A. r
Pull;am ct TX. to f. G. Wooten, a0x
1876 feet north line Bellevue avenue
at Thirty-second street; tax. 81; $40.
S. Hart Powell to Mabel II. Jacob,
3axl25 feet south line Maury street,
at Fourth street; tax. 81; $40.
Carl +. Sherman ct ux. to Greer e.
Nichols. 26xl65 feet south line Maury
street. 40 feet from River View road;
$500.
Jas. Aston Cabell ct TX, ct ais. to
Montague Manufacturing Co, Inc.
part of lot 3, square l.l17. city of
Manchester. plan s0xl12 feet east line
Seventeenth street. corner Stockton
street. $426.
(Quit Claim) -William Runin Cox
to Stewart NJ. Woodward. lots l. 2,
square iio4. plan of Manchester. 33ox
Ga feet west side Third street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
TEMPORARY ARMIsTICE ON
HARRIsONBURG FIRING LINZ

Especial to The Richmond virginian-1
Harrisonburg, Va. June l9--HArSs
risonburg will have rest from the
newspaper war until July %. Judge
B. r. White. of Princess Anne countysS
who sat for Judge T. N Haas i1o3.
week. will return to Harrisonbures'
July % to hear the $4,000 libel suiks
of Senator George B. keezeil against
Il. d. Smythe, of She Daily independently
Motion for new trial in the Criminal
libel suit Of last December in which
Smythe was fined $40 and costs will w.
heard at that time, and also motion f0ea
a new trial in the case tried last weetgl
when Editor II. w. Bertram was awards
ed $4,000 damages against Smythe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
BATILtSH|P TO TAKE
SCOUTS TO- THEIR WORK
FIG hit Hundred Boys VIII Leave City
Thursday For Trenches On
Eastern Shore
no GATHER POTATO CROP
VIII Go Into Camps Already Prepared
For Them and Win Be Under super
vision OF Scout Executive Weaver

Between 500 and 500 Boy Scouts
will leave Richmond Thursday. un-
der the care of Scout Executive
Charles l.. Weaver. and numerous
scoutmasters, for work in the fields
of the Eastern shore Through the
efforts of Secretary b. c. Moomaw.
Jr., of the agricultural council or
safety, II has been arranged to send
the boys 10 the Eastern shore to as
sist the farmers in that section to
harvest the immense crops which they
have grown to take care of the extra
consumption due 10 the war
A United states battleship will con-
vey the boys from Norfolk to Cape
Charles at which point they will go
by rail to the camps which have al
ready been prepared for them. Secre-
tary Moomaw was last night advised
by Senator Swanson that arrange
ments had been made by the navy
department to have a battleship as
sist the scouts in going TO work made
necessary on account of the war.
Farmers on the Eastern shore are
preparing to welcome the scouts. who
will be of invaluable assistance TO
them because OF the scarcity of la Dor.
Scout Executive Weaver and sew
eral scoutmasters have been on the
Eastern shore for some time arrang-
ing the camps. and making other
preparations for the reception of the
scouts. Every comfort will be given
the boys. good food. sanitary sur
roundings. with good. healthful exer-
else More than $1,000 has been
spent for provisions for the scouts.
and cooks have already been secured
to furnish satisfaction for the APP
petites of the boys.
Many scoutmasters of Richmond
have given up lucrative positions in
order that they might be with the
boys while they are in Northampton
and Accomac counties working in the
fields. These scoutmasters will exer-
else the greatest vigilance over the
boys. and every precaution will be
used to assure the stay of the scouts
healthful and profitable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
State CORPORATION Commission.

The following charters and amend
ment were issued yesterday;
]. w Gardner & Co, Inc. Norfolk
Va. Capital stock. $4,000. Grocery
business ]. W. Gardner, president:
Ethel Carson, secretary--hoth of Nor
folk, Va.
Lewis Creek Banner Coal Co. Inc.
farewell. Va. Capital stock. $4,000.
Coal business, A. S. Higginbotham,
president: II. L. Spratt, secretary
both of Tazewell, Va.
Amendment 10 charter OF the United
States Realty Co, of Washington. d.
G.. Inc, Alexandra, Va. enlarging its
powers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

Louisa Day ct vir. TO Overton How
ard trustee. 2bxl2S feet west line Oak
wood street, 81 l-2 feet north OF .
street s2.4IS
". II. Shapland to r. L. Gathright,
soxl25 feet west line Rogers street.
2l0 feet north OF Brauer's lane; ss+s
North Richmond Realty corpora
ton to George B. White. trustee. lots
TO 10, inclusive. block c. lots TO
9. inclusive. block y. lots II to 20,
inclusive, block D, including all lots
not numbered IN block p, Glenmore
park; s295elo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Ch.ntery Deeds Of Trust.


aura r. Collins to Melvin F'1egen-
heimer. trustee, lot 10, block 40, Bar
ton Heights: $500.
Fannie H. Berkeley ct vir. to Over
ton Howard. trustee, No. 2509 Stuart
avenue. being 25 by 1875 feet south
line Stuart avenue, 100 feet west OF
Davis avenue: s4.720
f. f. Ford to Edw. J. Blake. trus-
tee, 25xl2o feet south line Cary street,
so feet east OF Carrolton street: 1850.
Ella D. voolfolk to r. Sitterding
ct ais. trustees lot 4, block 9, Provi-
dence park; $500.
w. r. Allen. Jr.. to L. W. Ryland.
trustee. 10. IL. block 2. Highland
Park; s3.44o.3s.
e p. Brinkley ct lux. to W. Stewart
White. trustee, lot 3. block @. Roland
park: $500.
Jno. A. williams to r. A. Cephas.
trustee. 2ax6s feet south line Taylor
street, IS feet west of Lady street: ST.
05175.
VIM. Nil<el ct ux to A. ]. Chewn-
ing and r. NJ. Boxley trustees. lots
%. %. block Is. Brookland park. be-
ing No. 1873 Hanes avenue; 1890.
Alice Augusta Sanderlin ct vir. to A.
j. Chewing and r. NJ. Boxley. trus-
tees. 1897 by 1874 feet irregular
lines). at southeast corner Twenty
fourth and Fairfield road: $3.50.
Geo. c. Young to Edw. A. Moseley,
trustee. 75x463 feet irregular lines).
east line Fifth street. GAS feet south
of Custer street: $500.
Davis Land Co. Inc. to Wallace r.
Brown. trustee Nn.-1847 west -Grace
street, being 20 by 40 feet south line
Grace street. SO feet east of Meadow
street; $500.
Prudential Realty corporation to G.
l. Denoon and M. B. Nunnally. trus-
tees. n feet { A. inches Nv 10 sfeek
M N. n ~ ee N
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Court News
Collected by the Daily Record.
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
sixteen Deeds of Bargain and Ssl
Recorded Yesterday.


A. c. --e!rews 70 E. p Brinkley
$3.50: $40.
Laura Berta Frear ct ais. TO Sarah
Edna GoT, 90xl3S feet east line AL
pine avenue. 90 feet north of Sidney
avenue. sl,750.
Elizabeth Burke ct yir. 10 Ferdinand
Holzgrefe. AZ feet IL inches north
line. Jay street irregular lines) at
west line Moshy street: tax. SIS: $40.
j. W. Johnson ct Tx 10 Jno. A.
Williams, 29x6s feet south line Tay-
Tor street, So feet west of Lady street;
$500.
j, r. Paschan ct TX TO Thos. H.
Fox, fSS46s.teet irregular iine)., EAST
line Fifth avenue, s45 feet south OF
Custer street; tax, 81; $40.
Geo b. white, trustee. 10 Jessie f
Mcclure. lots 10, 20 square IA, High
land Park, being No. 1908 Enslow
avenue: $500
Thos. H. Fox TO Geo. c. Young, 75x
4s3 feet irregular lines), east line
Fifth avenue. s45 feet south of Custer
street; tax, 81; SO.
Beatrice Z. Farrar to Dory Grund-
man. ! Standard piano. No "a, 3as:
tax, soc; $40.
William E Word ct Tx. to Jesse
Davis. S0Xlsl feet north line Park
avenue, 24h feet east OF Sheppard
street; tax, $40: SIC.
Davis Land Co, Inc. 10 C. K. Las
sitter, 35xl35 feet south line Grove
avenue. 81 feet east of Boulevard be-
Ing the Carlton apartment. No. 27ll
Grove avenue; tax, s32.5o; $40.
Spence Nunnamaker Co. to w II.
and Ethel Shapland. 90 by 1873 feet
"west line Rogers street. 210 feet north
of Brauer's lane; $1,000
Mary NJ. Walsh to Chas Z Will
liams. Jr.. and w. Brydon Tenant.
substituted. trustees, 4oxl5o feet north
line Monument avenue 1sa IA feet
east of Allison street, s22 see.
Abbey Realty corporation 10 Mrs.
Annie r. Fisher, lot "a. block 6, sec
ton A. Colonial Place; $3.50.
S. f. Pace ct ux. to W. r. Allen,
Jr,, lot i2, block .. Highland Park;
tax. $3.50; $40.
Chevy Chase Realty corporation %
Jas. II. Hulcher, lots 10, II, IL, 20.
block D, Monticello Place; tax. s2.20:
$40
A. J. Washington ct ux to Robert
Ryland. 77x5o feet west line St
James street, at north line Orange;
$3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
DEATHS.

BANI<ERT-Died Tuesday morning ~
s:45 in her home. 1881 West Cary
street. MRS. EVA r. BANKERTT|
wife of John W. Bankert
Besides her husband. she leaves her
mother. Mrs. Sarah A. Dodd; two.
brothers, John II. and James W.
Dodd, eight half sisters and brotl1s@
ers. Mrs. Mollie Evans, Miss Betty
Dodd, Mrs. J. c. Spears. Mrs. j. 4.3
Whaley. Mrs. Lula Grafton. Mf1sa
Arthur Dodd, e. p and w. j. DoddSs
Funeral from residence at P. -
WEDNESDAY. Interment Rivers
view cemetery
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Young Soldier Attacks Man.

The city ambulance. in charge OF
DR.. Hughes. was called yesterday to
the First police station to treat John
Colligan, OF 30 Orleans street, for
slight injuries inflicted by a blunt in
strument In the hands OF J. f. Myers.
Myers, who Is nineteen-year- old SOL
der, was arrested on charge of
felonious assault. An attachment is
also awaiting him. charging contempt
of court and witnessed by Justice
erutchfefd. he youthful soldier was
arrested by Ofiicer Ernst.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
FEDERAL GRAND JURY NOW
PROBING MCCOY CASES

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Roanoke, Va, June ia federal
grand jury took under consideration
here today the charges against John
w. Mccoy, J. W. Phipps and Calvin
Mccoy, who are alleged to have con-
spired to interfere with the enforce
ment of the draft registration law
The findings of the grand jury have
not been made public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Preparing for "none Dry

tspecial to The Richmond virginlan)
Harrisonburg. Va. June Is.-Pre-
paratory to the bone-dry period which
sets In in Virginia on July I. people
OF Rockingham county bought 1912
quarts OF liquor last month, the heav-
lest shipments into the state since vir.
ginia went dry last November
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
HcnriCsn Release Deeds.

r. II. Davis eft ais, trustees, to Geo.
J. ". Bell 80 feet OBJ Fairfield avenue
being lot 2. block J. and improve
ments. s44s.
J. n. Shaffin ct ais, trustees, 10
Chevy Chase Realty corporation.
17.45 acres near Darhytown road and
Almonds creek; sf3,317.25.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Yale Dedicate. Armory.

New Haven. Conn. June 1s.--Yale's
new artillery armory. near the Yale
bowl was dedicated today in connec.
tion with the patriotic celebration Of
alumni day In the uniyersitY.s annual
commencement. A series OF addresses
followed on the campus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

Especial to The Richmond yirgtntan.ES
Harrisonburg. Va. June 1s.--J. W.
Mewburn. seyenty-four years old. w
cigarmaker and Confederate veteran
died sunday night. from paralysia.S
Thursday he was stricken while 1T ht4s
duties at the Virginia Cigar company1
and never reganed consciousness. H3#
was a native OF Anne Arundel county,
Maryland. Surviving him are his wift.S
who was Miss katura Murphy, OF Bale
ttmore. and three children. Mrs Doraz
Cornell, Mrs. J. H. Bassford and Wiz
liam Mewburn, He was mcmber -
the Episcopal church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
OBITUARY
Lindsay Gordon Johnston.

Funeral services for Lindsay Cor
don Johnston, twelve-year- son o.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maury john.
ston. of Bon Air. will be conducted a&s
I o'clock this afternoon from the
mortuary chapel in Hollywood cema~s
terry. The young boy died at Stuarts
Circle hospital yesterday after an Ills
ness Of five weeks. He was the nepheWa
of William Fontaine Johnston. GeoreQs
Gordon Johnston, Mrs. Percy F. John
ston and Mrs, Irving L. Beveridge axids
grandson OF Mrs. William j. JohnstonxS
of Chester. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Hastings Deeds of Trust.

Minnie Theresa Schultz ct vir. to
trustees Of Citizens Building and Loan
Association. No. 16. Inc. lots Is, and
south one-half lot II, block 10, Wood
land Heights. 46 lie by las feet east
line Twenty sixth street, los - feet
south of Spring Hill street: $1,000.
f. G. Wotten to H.. Seldom Taylor.
trustee. 90x155 feet north line Belle
vue avenue, at Thirty-second street
also 5sxl55 feet north line Bellevue
avenue. 80 feet east OF Thirty second
street: $4,000.
e. G. wotten TO W. Scott Garrett,
trustee. 90xl55 feet north line Belle
we avenue. at Thirty-second street:
also 5Sx155 feet north line Bellevue
avenue. 90 feet east Of Thirty second
street: $4,000.
Mabel H--Iacoh- write " r
Purcell. Jr., trustee. SO by l25 feet
south line Maury street. at Fourth
street: $7s5.
RrsmfeHAna naA~~A~ HN~aA>. ssA4 45
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Ayi.tor.s Head Crushed.

Hampstead. L. T.. June 19.--Ser-
geant William K. Carrothers, who was
TO have received ommtssion in the
United States aviation corps In a few
days, was killed yesterday when his
head was caught In a whirling aero
plane propeller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
Ahab Dove,

Especial to The Richmond yirgfnfa2
Harrisonburg, Va. June 19.--Ah4GM
Dove. eighty-fve years old. was strick~&
en- suddenly at Dovesville. Sunday and
died in half an hour He was Com
federate veteran. Surviving him Ar4#
his wife and several children. includsa
ing Mrs. Dora May, of NokesvillssS
frYncs wifitanf county. 4.'s.s ~ sss5Sass#Jg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
"a. Pcndcns Circuit Oour1 Hcnr1cs

0. b. Morrisett VS.. Atlantic Coast
Line Railway Co. and Richmond.
Fredericksburg. and Potomac Railway
Co. ct ais. to recover certain portions
Of land, etc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20
street. between Everett and Stockton
streets: s3sa3a

6tIEtt, UEtwteN LEETtVI alIH StOCKIUH
streets: s3s9.3a.
w. J. Fisher, trustee. TO Hill City
Construction Co, Inc. parts of lots 2,
4. s. 3, 10. block S, Woodland Heights
5sxI55 feet north side Bellevue ave-
nue.. 30 feet east OF Thirty-second:
$4,000
w. c. Pulliam. trustee, to A. c.
Pullianl. lots 2, 4. s. 5, 10, block Sc,
Woodland Heights, i4sx155 feet north
side Bellevue avenue, at Thirty-sec-
ond: $3.50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-06-20

w. c. Blanton, trustee. TO Frank T.
Anthony. 1o1 acres on the Cheswick
road: $500.