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Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
FuII-Fledoed "Regular."

Card from Horace E. Griffen. lr., states he has been issued his reg ulation equipment and is now 'full- fledged member of the Second Regl- ment Ergineers. en route for Fl Paso- Incidentally. he has been an acces- sorv to discovering one of the fight ingest" badgers ever found down ir that country. He ends with " give my regards to the fellows fdoesn'' mention the girls) ard tell them haven't been even half shot vet-ad- dress me, Second Regiment Engineers Fl Paso. Texas CThe latter hint to the girls.)
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Benefit Tea a Success

Fifty or more women gathered at the spacious home of Mrs. C. S Steward yesterday afternoon on the occasion of the Eastern Star tea given for the benefit of the Red Cross. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent Light refreshments were served and the following program casion:
 Vocal solo. Miss Lois Wendel-ac- companist, Miss Thelma Williams.
 A song each by little Misses Doro- thy Griffin and Bonnie Steward, and another song by six little girls.
 The money proceeds were very satisfactory.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Will Entertain ChiIdren

MT. and Mrs. J. C. Hadley of Gil- bert will give a social this afternoon from to 6 o'clock at the Gilbert Creamery grounds to all the school children and those of the families in that vicinity, whose children may not have been in school there last term Games. races for which prizes will be given. and light refreshments. will make up the afternoons fun
 The host and hostess are taking a big contract on their hands for they expect between two and three hun dre1 Childro, IIo---a-,o- v-;.h tho
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
L. D. S. Appointments

The home missionaries of the l.. D. S church for the months of June, July and August have been appoint ed to their respective duties. The following program is presented The appointments are for June IT. July 15 and August F, at the wards fol- lowing the names of the mission aries:
 John Cummord, George Fryer - Alma, Chandler. Gila reservation.
 Horace Lillywhite, Jos R. Standage -Laveen, .Lehi, Mesa First
 Alma Davis, James Miller - Mesa Second. PapagO, Phoenix.
 Peter Magnussen, D. C. Brimhall- Pine, Alma. Chandler.
 J. E. Huber, Wm. Gruell-Gila res ervation, Laveen Lehi.
 Marion Hurley, Milton L. Ollerton Mesa, First, Mesa Second, Papago
 Floyd Griner H. H. Taylor-Phoe- niz Pine, Alma.
 J. R. Gardner, Ed Angle-Chandler Gila reservation, Laveen. NJ. A. Stewart, pr. c. E. Openshaw -Lehi, Mesa First, Mesa Second.
 M. C. Phelps. D. C. Baboitt-Pap- ago, Phoenix, Hayden. Subjects June-The value cs the Book of Doctrine and Covenants to the world July-Why we believe in fTwelftt Article of F'aith) being subject tt kings. presidents. rulers etc.
 August-T Thirteenth Article of Faitf Being honest, true. chaste, benevo- lent, etc.
 You have been requested to attend the preparation meeting to be helC in the Second ward chapel. second Sunday in each month at ? D. m.. i convenient.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Drapes livinu Models

Charles Presley of Los Angeles, ex- pert designer, will use the Majestic theater stage tonight for the purpose of exhibiting late designs draped upon young women, using the straight lengths of goods for the purpose. MT. Presley, who is a designer for one of the large moving picture concerns, is said to take only three minutes in which to array the model in the latest creation of art. The regular program of pictures will be shown, the film for this afternoon and tonight being "The Girl in the Checkered Coat" a story of criminal intrigue in which Miss Doro- thy Phillips plays two distinct roles.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Employs Bow Labor.

G. R. Finch. one Of the SOuths'de 5 most progressive ranchers. is employ = ing school boys in thinning out his cotton. and finds employing this class of labor a success. He has one hun dred acres Of cotton and the young sters are handling the work in fine shape. He pays them s1 per day, and they are very well satisfied.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07

1300m17.00; yearlings 12.00@14.00; werhers 105Om12.00; ewes 1O.50M11.25
 At Denver
 DENVER, June 6.-Cattle receipts 5000; steady; beef steers 10.00M1250; cows and heifers S.00M10.50; stockers and feeders 7:50@1025; calves 1906 m1400
 Hog receipts. 500; steady to higher top 15.75; bulk 15.30@15.60.
 Sheep receipts, 1900; steady; lambs 15.00@17.75; ewes 12.00@13.00.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
"Pinched" By Marshal.

The city marshal has as one of he inmates di the pond" a bay horse, with star in forehead. weight about 900 pounds. Mexican brand, and is holding the same until some good Sa- maritan calls and settles the beard bill. and incidentally prove the own ershtp of the animal.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Mayor Proposes Picnic

Mayor Seville comes out with a proposition for a picnic next Sunday at Granite Reef, for the purpose of furnishing days pleasure for the sol dier lads stationed there and also as social get together time for Mesa folks. His suggestion. which is meet ing with ready response, is that Mesa and the surrounding residents prepare baskets and leave here at Il o'clock Sunday morning, having lunch at l o'clock at the Reef. It is a worthy cause and in order that it may become an assured fact, notify the mayor at 42, that you will go along.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
prai-ae Salt River Valley.

J. R. Griffin. of the St. Louis. South western Railway company of Texas. was here this week in the interest of his road. He has been pretty well over the valley and he is greatly inn pressed with it's agricultural adapta- bility-it surpasses any place he has
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Witnessed Indian Funeral

F. F. Griner and H. A. Bird of Mesa with their families motored to the Sacaton agency Tuesday after noon, and while there attended the funeral of an Indian.
 The funeral service was held by the missionary located there, and fol- lowing this, the tribal custom C. burying the valuables of the dead man with him, was carried out. MT. Grirer states that several pairs Of blankets, some quilts and other ar ticles were placed in the grave by the relatives of the deceased.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, June 6.-The cotton market closed irregular at a net ad- vance of 59 to 63 points. Cotton futures closed unsettled July 22.95: Oct. 22.92; Dec. 22.45; Jan. PEAS: March 22.62:
 Spot steady middling 23.20.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Visits Alma Mater

Ray Tram, Class IS, T. N. S., who has just completed a successful school year in one of the rural schools west of Glendale, is a visitor at the Nor mal school, and spending a few days with his brother A. J. Tram. one Of the students.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Chicaqo Produce

CHICAGO, June 6.-Butter, un- changed
 Eggs. lower; receipts, 17,391 cases {; firsts 31 34 c 32M; ordinary firsts 300 31; at mark cases incIuding 32@32h
 Potatoes unchanged. Receipts, new 30 cars; old 14 cars
 Poultry; alive, firm; fowls 211a fowls 21R; springs 30M3S.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Visitinu Parents.

David Aeph. of Yuma, in charge ot the government experimental farm is visiting his parents MT. and Mrs P. Aepli, south of town
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
"A Man and a MaidO

A Mexican named Jose Hernandez appeared before Judge Kingsbury yesterday and swore ont complaint against one Manuel Doe, charging him with the taking away of Her nandeZ. daughter. The father does not deny that the girl went willingly, but the fact that he gave her age as fourteen years, makes it rather hard on Manuel
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Leaves For Lonq Beach.

Miss Edith Salmans. teacher of Spanish, at the Tempe Normal school, leaves tomorrow for Long Beach to spend the summer.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Dance at Iehi

A dance at Lehi school house is an nounced for tonight Good music is assured. The Lehi people make of these dances an occasion of social mingling which is one of the aids in promoting community good will and cooperation.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Senior C;ass Doinqs.

WANTED-Good white barber. Guar antee S1S.00 Chas Mosier, Tempe. It
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Missionary Tea

The Womens Home Missionary so- ciety Of the Methodist church will hol.i their regular monthly meeting and quarterly tea at the home or Mrs. C. A. Fuller 255 South Sir rine street, Friday afternoon. June 8. All are cordially invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Furnished by R. Allyn Lewis. private leased wire to all ex- changes.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Veterinary

DR. R. F. GERDES. Veterinary Sur ge.m- Dentist. Phone 1452 sos N First Ave. |
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
COPPER ETC

NEW YORK. June 6.-Copper firp, olectrolvtic spot and nearby $32.00V 94.00 Nominal third quarter and later deliveries $2900@ 32.00.
 Iron firm and unchanged.
 Tin steady: spot $60.50M61.00.
 At London: Spot copper z 130; fu- lures 9129 los: electrolytic e142; spot tin e2S7; futures z 23i los.
 New York Mosey
 NEW YORK, June 6.-Mercantile paper "A @5: Sterling 60 day bills 4.72; commercial 60 day bills on banks 4.71A; commercial 50 day bills 4.711a; cables 4.76R.
 Bar silver, 75h. Mexican dollars, 5Sk.
 Government bonds, weak railroad bonds irregular.
 Time loans, strong; 60 day AZ @5; 90 days and six months "A @5. Call money firm; high 4 low 3A ruling rate 3%; last loan 3A; closing bid 31a; offered at 3A.
 Lead, firm, spot 11as M11%; spelter steady. Spot East St. Louis delivery 9ss M9B At London Lead, spot, ( 30 los; Futures, e29 los; spelter, spot ( 54; futures e 50.
 LIVESTOCK
 CHICAGO, June 6.-Hog receipts, 24000; slow at yesterdays average; bulk 15.45@15.S5; light 14.S0@15.75: heavy 15.25M16.00; pigs 10.5Om14.75. Cattle receipts, 16,000, steady; na- tive beef cattle 9.15@1365; stockers and feeders 7.35 @10.50; cows and heif- CTS 6.20@11.70; calves 9.50M14.00
 Sheep receipts. 1000; slow; wethers S.40M11.00; lambs 9.50M15.50; spring l200m 1875.
 At Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY, June 6.-Hog re- ceipts, 5000; steady; bulk 15.25m15.SO; heavy 15.75m15.S5; packers and butch CTS 15.40M15.80; light 15.O0@15.50; pigs 13.50M14.75.
 Cattle receipts, 5000; higher; prime fed steers 12.50M1400; dressed beef steers 10.00M12.25; western steers 900 G19.50; cows 6.25@1100; heifers S5C @12.50; stockers and feeders 7.75M 1915.
 Sheep receipts, 5000; weak; lambs
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07

well known hospitality of the Had leys, there is no doubt but that every youngster is in for the time of his CT her life.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
At the Rinainq of Curfewv

City Marshal Sabin announces to the rising generation of the city of Mesa that hereafter, promptly at g o'clock at night, cuI'few will ring. The peals will be slow and solemn, with sufficient pause between each stroke to give the kiddies an oppor- tunity to get into the high on the homeward trip.
 The officer is of the opinion that the youngsters will be better off at home after the hour named and sug gests that if parents are compelled to send their children on an errand after nine, they give them a brief note to that affect.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
|, M, ST|[[WE[L |S
 CALLED BY DEATH

MESA, June 7-L w. Stillwell, a
 well known and prominent citizen of
 Mesa, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence on West First street.
 He had been ill for several days and
 for a number of hours preceding his
 death the physicians had given up
 hope. He had been a sufferer from
 attacks of heart failure; but his nat
 urally active disposition had at times
 caused him to overtax his strength.
 Despite this fact, his many friends
 had no thought of the serious char
 acter of his illness until the last ser
 ious attack
 MT Stillwell had been a resident of
 the Salt River valley for number of years and became prominent in business circles as president of the Salt River Valley bank, which insti- tuition he built up into one of the strong, conservative, banking houses of the state. About two years ago,
 because of failing health, he with
 drew from active participation in the ! affairs of the bank, and avowed his determination to rest awhile. Rest however was impossible for one of his energy. so he made a number of trips to California and to the east buying registered cattle and bringing them to the valley. MT. Stillwell leaves behind him a devoted wife who, during the months of his growing weakness, watched over and cared for him with all the devotion that her wifely heart could cherish. The only daughter is Mrs. 1 w. NJ. Beach, and Logan Stillwell, Jr., the only son is a young man of about twenty years. student of the state university.
 The town and the valley generally will feel the loss Of this enterprls- ing citizen. Fearless in the expres- sion of his convictions as he believ ed
 them to be right, asking no favors, but willing ever to bear his share of whatever burden came his way, L. w. Stillwell will leave vacant place in the valleys life that will be hard
 to fill.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Awnings

AWNING AND CAMPING season now on. We make everything known that will fool the rain and sum- Phoe- nix Tent and Awning Co, corner First and Monroe Sts. phone All. If
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Auto For Hire

PHONE 205J4 for low rates by day or week. If
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Cleaners

EMPRESS DYE WORKS. 34 E. Ad- ans. Phone 1295. Your country de- mands economy in every line. Have your clothes repaired and cleaned by a man who as spent years learning how. If
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Hides
Mine Accounting


 ACCOUNTANT WITH OFFICE fa- cilities solicits book work of concerns not requiring the services of regular bookkeeper. Attractive terms. P. 0. Box s44 If
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
SOUTHSIDE NEWS

TEMPE OFFICE Farmers and Merchants Bank Phone 31
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Blue Prints

BLUE PRINTS, Negatives, white prints, brown line prints, map mount ing. Phoenix Blue Print Co.,, Bake Bldg. Phoenix Arizona. If
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Vulcanizlng

TIPE HOSPITAL OF PHOENIX Vulcapizing and welding done promptly and guaranteed Out of town work solicited Arizona Vulcanizing Works. POT West Washington. Phone
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Chiropodist
Carpet Cleaners

Your carpets and rugs cleaned like new. All work guaranteed. Phone your carpet troubles to us. Electric Garnet Clean-rs Phone 722 IT
Arizona republican., 1917-06-07
Paints and Oils

PHOENIX Paint House-High grade paints at low prices. Get estimates Cn material St W Adams Ph t?sc tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-25
Our $5.95 B lou S e S are just about the pret. tiest in the land

In the groups of 5.95 blouses here are georgette crepes, lingeries and nets and silk laces over flesh col ored chiffon.
 You couldn't reasonably want for any style or suit shade or new model and fail to find 1t here at this price.
 Some are even embroidered in white and colors, others are trim med with pretty imitation filet and Venice laces.
 The collar styles which forcibly point out blouse style are varied. Some show the new high neck ef- fects, others charming variations of the low neck, and others pretty practical convertible collars which can be worn two ways-high or low.
 Lots of splendid values in our Blouse Store, but none so splendid as these at 5.95. (2d Flcor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-25
Our dollar house dresses are fine
 UuLueS

Judge them carefully, considering the higher prices which greet you daily, and you will appreciate what really splendid house dresses they are for 100.
 Made of neatly striped gingham and percale, trimmed with neat piQue collars--finished with prac- tical three-quarter length sleeves. Made roomy and comfortable-tai- lorei to render lasting service.
 (2d Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-09-25
For making knitting bags
tMain Floor)

Syle-service--v
 The brand of place style service Fabrics
 Ss pces values the price select s s suts ii the II | : | noys ssQr. only lM.e fIse1
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,II\E1i:Its I>sItn.

me %'~tc Corporation Comnus-,on
HcSteidaN issued The foilom ius charters.
., ,;"aG%k' |.ny -nd i.F.d n"rror''ior
sica GG ". ' a,,, &C." s,%sS
=" dove lon "itueral lands J. u Taylor.
rrcsi"""r " " iIuH AMI T.. NJ I'Irl-
,,o-st' se'rot"rs ana treasure. All "f
honley4rd \,hleue rieli ,torpo,. 'ton
S2"etp u4,unpm, Sl".c"c r.upo.>
! Dub ana NiIlian - n.r-an az
T iithln"ud ANIn II smith. Eachmomd,
named IS prcsideut.
Roanoke Maxj-,un' caritai stoch
S3.o"o. minimum : :. o"o rinrpose IN
vcs;mcnts il \. i:.asou nrcsidcnt. IS.
y. ,ii'!.rrHSpls s'c,GiaIE and treasure I:
Sche~c! i'uruiure Colpsul. Inc.
LNncn"ur- Mas ''nun capital stack.
s3".c"": r1r,wnwr iI5."e0. Purpose.
- moi ale aud ctail FURNITURE business.
!. Vi. Finclel president. Benjamin
ScicHcl Nice-prcs dent. and & NJ.
Schewel. scrretnrN ana trcasuie.-all
STALL Val r"pe, company. Inc.
richnnud NaNimulu capi,al stock.
$1,000; nlamum iJ.oor. rgrnoso:
manufaclur" aud deal ~ Wall pspcrs
Ernest NnlE1rt. ,ico-pr.S idnri. and
Frank Siahl. sccrctsry aud treasurer,
tSIt'lllpilb
Magic l.anh Corporation uopcweli.
lia*imun raP;ial vtock. i5C.onn. mini
mIIn. 5000. purpps" general rc-l cs-
i4i@ nm,IiiintsS -. l.sarN Hrrs,;dent .
SECRETARY, I..chmuud
Roanoke cit" N!.lls Inc. Roanoke
M.Nimmm capita stock. $@5Q.oo0 miui-
mum : 0G.ruu Purpose: general mill
ing business. - T. iisEburu - y.
Huli. L. vice. prrsldon, and =, e Jcu-
niu2S i;oano'... W. Ring. johnson
,ul secretary dup ,FeasUrrr.
ilU!Ephrcys Marine Railways ami
Lam. ne; Curuprafiou Wecus. lancaster
Count NaTinlt;m Genital stock.
$4,000 uiniGlu'i. s,r.r0D purpose
r"pl O. ann hu..'i boats aud vessel. o:
al Minds. ? + Bellows president.
Cc".u. w r. E"vc. l:rluEt"n: n T.
Humphreys. general manage sHG
treasurer. Mems. Wa!ter =: Hath
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eliminating in the attach upuu tho
CHANNEL passenger steamer Sus.cN
Ia her iinal mole IN the SUSSEX case.
termany cAtcn'i"d her pledges TO cover
all peaceful merchant craft. bu, gave
motto" that II what she i"rmcd Irc,,j
Eri,ain's Illegal blockade Wa main
'ainc". new situation would 10 ,r..t-
cd ~ which she would reserve tuil
hntr,y "t action. The Uuit"d states
accepted tn" nov assurances ~ i"rsc
note which informed tic i:crliu GOV
,rn'n"nt that ~ Was taken tvi granted
,h"t observance "t American rights
WAS not contingent upon tho outcome
OF negotiations between the rnitcd
1tat"S ana lMolhc,, mat,nn
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RHE.tk ~ NEW ORLEANS
WIDEST E:NEIt RECORDED

New ORLEANS, February l.-Th,
heaviest aud MOST sensational blow
crc, dealt thc local cotton MARKET vas
experienced wien il upencd to-day. de
rIoral"cd and almost s,upcnod from
The announcement that Germany had
decided 10 ontcr upon Z CAMPAIGN Of
am eStr0cltd naval warfare within
few minutes prices broke 5,G 70 ia
pviptS. or $3.50 to s2I,5 u bal. under
fr.ts ;ha, this POSSIBLY meant war for
the United states end prospects u
sreatly cnrtail.d ocean movement OF
'"irou. This was y wid"s, break
ever recorded iu this msrH,.
Tho first rush ii holdcls of long
cntracJs 10 anl"ad sent prices ."wn
unui IN. summer n,onirz touched the
than $40 q bale down from The sea
sun ; highest levels. pu the nrs, trans
sctirrs M-rch sold Of ll3 points, May
lost ga paints. and a fcw minutes
after the opening May declined unuthcr
lon points. rurtiaiiuns beins n cents
Per pound while ,hc rims wss IN
turmoil
Aftet Inc first pressure 1" sell GUIDED
tn" market recovered strongly! rising
80 20 -" points from The lowest. hut
no real strength developed, and Tho
remaindc' Of The session way featured
hy nuich. violen, and wide price
changes 81 the highest OF The scs-
sion tht most aCtiv= months still were
P, 2 net loss ~ * 10 lis points ana
the close WIS a. net loss Of !Ii.65
to STA e bale
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COLONEL. PITTS CANDIDATE
~ i'll Itun >.,in>t o.. l.. unL-t tor
~rai in the Ii"u>- ~
Delegates.

special - IN" Tune ri-r.'-h
ti:Nc&iN VA. February Con-.
siderable liic va injected ut" tn" 10
cal political situation hcro WHOM 10 '.a.
icarucG tha; colonel y l.. nit's. IT.,
iaI fully d>cidcd :" HuUo-u.. n,iu>oll
;,G = "aud,Hnt" r"r the liuu>c of pai"
,dtcs 10 repre- cmt ,hr TWO counties ut
Euck iu- ham Aud Iunbcl Lana .l tie
next session .: tho House of rcIcS.tes.
iV opposition 20 DELEGATE E,hvs ~
Cumberland County. Auu announced
his cnudida,E last wScis
Colonel pt's h"ids that 1t nov
Bu,kiigham TIM" 80 fuiniSh = l."r.
rrsentatiNc. ihcrc long has r~eu.
NOR. OF less I'd a. colircNcs7N between
the TWO COUNTIES as 20 tho matter or
REPRESENTATION. som" holdui- hut ~
ELckiuc han hrs twic" the population
Of 'umhcrlau" il should hsNc wv"
terms &" cumhcriands QUO. others
ha =" held that INC terms sh"ulH alter
nate evenly between tho two counties
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ALTON WHERE: "a MAS
BEr0HE IISITANIt SHINING

TIC new German warning carries the
I.,icr back practically where II was
upon the original proclamation by
Germany two yesrs aso OF war zone
*"ound the Eriiish Isles. ina; procla :
Ration called forth the famous strict
-ucnURts b!lIt!' no!c from The United
states. {, WAS followed D. The sink
re ri the l.usitan:a and til. virtual
':it,niatum from The United states
r'hich resulted IN 'h@ German pledg 2
rh' 10 sir'; liners without: warning
and provision for the fciy Of those
au board. Then came the long series
az alleged Violations Of This pledge.
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CHANGER, DEEDS or TX, -.


Gong. D.cLel. TRUSTEE, =" Erdd
< Wac.g. 'ru-i-c. >" li-i-NloH feet
known 49, NDvih Rowland St:sc..
Jarua. -, Is... s,.Voo.
" T. smith 81 uN. 20 Pollard =
B.Sb. inc trustees. 2'N'"' ft't
known - 100 ifancv.r Avenue Fch-
tuara .. 1851. ii.73o.
i.ougau g. Phillips :" Pollard 4
Baghy. lac. ttustee. S"%lt" Ce.i, il"owu
- a5p rh,d Avenue February !. !HlI.
g $50
rrom.s g W+lfcrd Il ux 70 j.rwts
r SchcmburS o, ais trustee. y feet
10 g.-lCu inches 10y go feet. known = :
2'ol :"o1-> rayl"" street. January -.
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-. .t,,ct-I Wu,t< ,tU0t.

na... :e,gct-. Waite ~tVur
filcw',to" GaI"Gp tnrroraiiuu Nor.
f"l Ma>iiuuta CAPITAL stock StI."nn
U,munuyu. alr.ro". Purpose "n.acc in
Kar.:' nu..ueSc -. - X il.lu. u-Si.
""at. =; Z E,toir -rr,g,G.,,,. ARD
=. - !:iS'"id sccr"tYt &C., r.. q. { all
uf N",f"ll,
.tIcuGucui iu ,bdttcr "I MI.ru,
'lcssbcrS lnc.. iuc'Casiu. joy. .tNi,uun
,upi.vl etncl. from 50 o0u eco :l"u o"r.
-. iicsshcr-. PRESIDENT. - - licas,.,iE.
y,urc.t-.. ti"ErI.rd
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CHANGER, RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Decd. Of Ueicnsc. Amounting 4
SIuiI1..1.

/: T. Er,r.u. trustee. 10 i. w. \csSie.
..%,S :cci east line OF rifih street.
i3t f.,t south 81 Nicholson street.
january -. iti.. Si12.
II \ Alc,'uJdN. trustee, - Henry w.
l.raon. 1886 fcot uortu line of - street
80 reai west Of ThirlH-scccni street.
Ianuary 80 1917. sl?:.31
L"ioN T.. Brown. trustee. 10 !.mcN ,
Howard q norton oi square IL. IN
Adsms's plan January 50, 1917. $3.50.
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", srI>,.s tulnr. r>nr ~.

ihr iuilvWju. SUIT vas flcd Nrstcr-
"a . IN ia" 'ius'i'iGs 'puri. f'a"i II
AE'n'F Tune against tho \irgiUi.'
!,"i! "aN ana I"Ntl. t"ui:,anN Tor ".r"n.
y" declaration vi. Hl,d
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u, >r,>G> DEEDS or TRUST.
Two Decd, "f Trust.
4
l>i. IniuuutinE Ia

Matte l. saunders = Ni!. - \ y
Hessbers. Inc. incrca sing its maximum
line of Stockton Street. .: fce' "es'
.p- Thirtl-ih.rd street January :"
1917. 5000.
James T.. Bennett 81 uN ." Pollard
X Eaghy Inc. trustees. lots ; ana -
nlcck - plau Of WooG!aud Heights.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-02

The following marriage Licenses wrre
'ssu-o Yesterday hy the clerk 81 INC
HUsliu:s Court.
John Thomas Garyer aud l.,na W.
GUcdc.
Iingh &. Brooks and Ca,rte Msy