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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
STATE ORGANIZATION
PLANNED BY BYRD
Local Committees TO Recommend to
state Administer tor Price on Diff
ferent Grades Of F'ueI-So
Hoarding Allowed.

Senator Harry Flood Byrd. who was
recently appointed federal fuel ad-
,ninistrator for the state OF Virginia.
has opened office al 6o2 Mutual build
Ing, Richmond. Va. In explanation OF
tribution of fuel In Virginia and the
regulation OF the prices. sir. Byrd
today made the following statement:
"Ail matters relating TO the distri-
button of fuel IN Virginia and all in
quiFies, complaints or requests for re-
hef should be made to the Virginia
fuel administrator. Mutual building.
Richmond. Va Communications
should not be sent to Washington. as
they win be referred back TO the vir-
ginia headquarters,
LAS federal fuel administrator IT Will
be my duty to effect the most euuita-
BILE distribution OF the coal available
at the regulated prices throughout the
state of virginia. To aid me in this
work local committees Will be ap-
pointed in every city and county in
the state. These committees will
serve without compensation and will
report TO me weekly the available sup
ply of coal In their respective local.
ties and their Immediate require
nents, Upon receipt or this advice
my utmost efforts will then be exerted
SO that every locality In Virginia will
be regularly supplied with its legftiI
mate requirements OF fuel.
The local committees will investi-
gate the prices charged by retailers In
each locality and will report to me the
charges made for the differen. grades
OF coal. | will then determine the
price IN accordance with Instructions
from The federal fuel administrator
for which coal will be sold in each
locality, taking !nto consideration the
freight rate and the cost OF delivery
to the consumer in the different sec
tions. The retail prices of coal as
fixed by me can be appealed to the
federal fuel administration at Wash
ington. but until appeals are allowed
the prices as fixed by the state admin
istrator Will prevail
To assist me In determining the
proper proportion OF profit which will
he allowed retailers, an agent of the
federal trades commission wifi be as
signed to Virginia to make such inves-
legation as may be necessary. / desire
to emphasize the fact that the hoard
ms of coal throughout Virginia will
not be permitted. but every effort will
be made TO supply every community
with their necessary requirements.
In regard to the probability of a
coa' shortage during the coming win
ter, the situation IL as follows: The
Geological Survey reports that the
production OF coat this year should be
10 per cent greater than last On ac-
count of the abnormal conditions now
existing the consumption may more
than exceed the Increased production,
Whether or not a xhortage OF coal
will occur during the winter months
depends upon
First. Whether the producers sx-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
PhnUXKEY CHIEF PAYS
TRIBES ANNUAL TRIBUTE
AS Result Governors Lartfer liz Over.
stocked With the Products
of the Chase.

Governor Stuart has plenty OF meat
at the Mansion. In fact there is rea-
son TO believe he has SO much more
than he needs that he will have to
give a big dinner to his friends in
order to dispose of II. II all comes
about through no desire on the part
OF the governor to corner the meat
market or to antagonize the Hoover
idea OF food conservation.
The fact is Chief Cook, Of the
Pamunkey tribe OF Indians, accom-
panied by one OF thio counseiors, ar
rived at the governors ONCE yester-
day. and. in accordance with a COM
pact entered in at a big smoke held
in the long ago when America was
young between the Great White
Father" and Pamunkeys, he delivered
the annual tribute of game to the
governor as the present Great White
Father" The tribute consisted OF a
dozen quau, two braces of wild duck.
and two pairs of rabbits. The game
was swung across a pole in true
woodmens fashion. This annual trf-
butte is in lieu of all taxes due the
although the attor-
general has recently ruled that
the tribesmen must pay hunting
licenses like the rest OF the Nimrods.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
SECRETARY DANIELS is
INVITED TO SPEAK

Hon Jasephus Daniels. secretary OF
the navy, has been invited to address
the convention OF the Anti-Saloon
League OF America TO be held In this
city December 1913.
Among other public men whose
names are on the program are Sena
tors Norris. Sheppard. OF Texas. and
William r.. Borah. of Idaho; Con-
gressmen Gibson D. Tess, of Chicago;
Allen w. Barkley, of Kentucky, and
Edwin Yates Webb. of North Carolina.
Men formerly In political life who
will speak are: william J. Bryan. Cap
tain Richmond p. Hobson, Malcolm r.
Patterson and Robert B. Glenn, gov
ernors, respectively, OF Tennessee and
North Carolina. The remainder of
the list Is composed of Anti-Saloon
league officials of Washington and
Westerviile, O.; Miss Cora Frances
Stoddard. OF Boston, secretary OF the
Scientific Temperance society; Miss
Anna A. Gordon. of Evansville. Ind.
president of the w. c. T. T.: Mrs,
Carrie Chapman Gait, New York SUI
fragist: several prominent clergymen
and men engaged in the propaganda
for nationwide prohibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
MAJOR HARRISON
RESIGNS AS MAYOR
Due to III Health, Hopeweirx Execu-
tive Retfres and IL Succeed ID nv
David A Harrison. Jr-" Cover
NOR Filling Vacancy.

On yesterday Governor Henry C.
stuart announced the acceptance OF
the resignation OF Major Benjamin
Harrison as mayor OF the city OF Hope
well. and the appointment of Hon.
David A. Harrison. Jr., as hts success
sor. The outgoing and incoming Of
feials are not related.
Major Harrison tSndered his resig
nation October Is on account of con-
tlnued III health. saying that he felt
that the city's executive should be
on the ground to give personal atten-
tion to It's affairs. In accepting the
resignation the governor expressed his
appreciation of the valuable and con
sctentious service of the retiring Off
cial
Hon. David A. Harrison. Jr.. who Is
named for the unexpired term ending
September. l. 1890. represented the
counties of Prince George and Surry
in the last regular and the special sea-
sions of the legislature, After the In =
corporation of the city OF Hopewen he
was nemed commemorative attorney
of that city. He Was candidate for
that office again in the primary but
was defeated
Under the terms OF the incorporation
of Hepe~eA, owing to conditions at
the time prevailing. all officials were
named by the governor. The term OF
once of the majority OF the council
named by him viii expire on Sen
TENDER /. 1918, and the positions
will be filled by popular election. The
term viii expire September
l, 1920. at which time all of the Of
fees will be filled in the usual way
by popular election.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16

ert every effort 20 bring about the
maximum production.
8. Second, Whether every consumer
exe-ts evere effort to cut down the
consum ptiou and eliminate the waste
OF fuel The fuel administration is
doing everything in it's power 10
stimulate The production and to bring
about far and even distribution OF
the available supply. 1t Is imperative
not only to prevent serious suffering
but also no; 70 hamper the war prepa-
rattons. that the fullest cooperation
on the part OF the producers and con-
sumers he accorded the fuel admins
tration"
State Administrator Byrd is now
ousily engaged appointing the various
ommittees throughout the state and
also hts state advisory committee. II
IS expected that the announcement OF
these committees viii be made the
latter part OF this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
CHAR TER CHANGES
COMMITTEE MEETS

Chairman T. F.. Rose has called a
meeting of the council committee on
charter changes for next Monday night
NJ s o'clock. Al that time the report
OF the New York bureau of municipal
research will be received from coun-
ill. The committee is authorized to
print 100 copies of the report for cir
rulation among city officials. and II is
ltikely that little progress on it's report
will be made at the meeting. hut that
procedure will be mapped out. and
real work begun at succeeding meet.
inr. The committee consists of Chair
man Rose. Caunciinen Mills. Powell
ana Peters and Aldermen Fuller, Work
man and Adams
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
CITY INSTITUTIONS
IN FINANCIAL NEED
High Cost of Living Creepe Into
Operation of City Home and Out
eide Charities.

report from the superintendent
of public charities presented to the
administrative board yesterday in
dicates that the high cost of living
has sent the cost OF maintaining city
home, and city poor, not occupants
or the institution. up among the
clouds
The report rhows that OF the ap-
preparation OF $4,000 for the city
home for the year. the sum OF $2s,-
579.7S had BEEN expended. with three
months yet to come before the close
OF the fiscal year. The sum needed
for those three months for city home
II was made plain in the report, Is
$500.
The fund for the poor OF the city,
outside the home, gives the admins
traitors some encouragement, and It
may sause the finance committee
also, 10 take heart. For OF the amount
OF the appropriation. $4,000. the sum
OF 50 650.t9 remains unexpended
while the actual needs OF the depart
nent for this work. as stated by the
superintendent, aside from fuel, is just
So 900.
Both reports WIRE forwarded TO the
finance committee OF council with the
request that the money for conduct
ing the departments be forthcoming
Virginia hospital asks for all addi-
tional appropriation OF $4,000 for ex-
penses. duo largely to high cos. of
living and the purchase OF surgical
Instruments The sum OF $1,000 is
needed for the pay roll for the re-
malnder OF the fiscal year.
Miss Cora Latl was appointed to the
position of linen woman at Virginia
hospital, it being possible that she
may I've able 70 co nbine her work OF
nurse with this added duty. at s55 a
M onth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
FARM HELP AGENT
OPENS OFFICE HERE.

Il, w. Lawson. farm help agent OF
the federal government, appointed to
study conditions In Virginia has ar
rived in Richmond and has opened his
office In the Offices of the division of
markets, state department of agricul-
ture. In the Davis building. Mr.. Law
son is from Burke's Garden. Tazeweil
county, and his work Will be done in
conjunction with the state council of
defense. He will make a study Of
labor conditions ard hopes to be able
to work out some practical recon-
mendatlons before the next crop sea-
son arrives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
Pistol roter pvnt.h<a.

James Hunt, colored. who was ar
rested by Detective Kellam for carry
ing concealed pistol. was fined the
limit. Sleo, by Justice Maurice yeater-
day in police court. The negro, II
was reported. had threatened a num-
Der OF negroes in Seventeenth street,
one of them reporting him TO the po-
lice. companion who also had a
pistol, which he shed" just before his
arrest. escaped from Policeman Mat
thews before the door OF the station
house was reached
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16

New York. Nov. 15-Mrs. Char
lotte A. Warren. wife of the noted
architect, Whitney Warren, pleaded
guilty today to the charge Of having
deffa4ded the government By A false
declaration OF value ON a collection
of imported gowns. She withdrew
her original plea of not guilty. SEN
tencs will be passed tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
Sturdy MILDLY Drill, Yard
Wide, at TIC Yard

This durable fabric suitable
for MILDLY Blouses. Skirts. Suits.
etc. II purchased on today's
market the price would be much
higher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
Ylouer Case Coz. to jury.

waving preliminary examination in
|nnitce court yesterday. l. p. Wooten.
eharged with violating the prohibition
Law. was sent to the grand jury. and
WIN be heard In hustings court dur
inw the December term
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Mary NJ. Humphreys, the
daughter of Professor Milton W.
Humphreys. OF the University OF Vir-
ginia. and Dean White Hendrickson.
OF Frederick, Md. and the University
OF Virginia. were married Wednesday
in the brides home near Charlottes-
vile. by the Rev. DR.. George l. Petrie.
''Oh Johnny"
Tonight all Ginter Park will assem-
Bile n the schoolhouse to witness the
first night OF the musical comedy, "Oh
Johnny. given for the benefit of the
war library fund under the auspices
of the Woman's club OF Ginter Park
the performance win begin "promp pity
at SIS O'Clock. Refreshments will
be served after the play and dancing
will close the evening
'Oh Johnny Is produced under the
management of Miss Katherine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
Al Delu,tante Luncheon.
Card Tournament Tonight.


IAfeteUanut ADDISON haEth' - .
NJ. @. the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
rIaran OF East Franklin street, has
arrived afely in France Lieutenant
Morgan Hagan. their younger son.
is now in Admission, Ala. He has re-
Gently transferred there from the
Frankfort arsenal. Philadelphia. Both
Young men are graduates of the Viz
ginta Military institute and very popu-
lar in this city.
UoStcsScs mt Club.
Hos.esses. for Mondays tea follow
ing the lecture by Miss Maude Wet
more at the Wonan's club are: the
Mesdames Moses ID. Hoge, Jr., A. Sid
ney Morton. William II. Adams. Muir
ray Mcclure. Edgar r, I.afferty.
Ralph JJohnson. J. A. c. Chandler.
Charles Habliston. the Misses Sallie
Deane, Julia Sulley. Hawsie Glaze
brook. Luiie Greenhow johnson,
Florence Peple and Maud Stringfel-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-16
16 Csc to zoe Curtain
Scrin, 1917 Yard

Some have lace edge and lace
insertion. and other patterns
consist of hemstitched fancy
border; either all-white, cream
or beige; fun yard wide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
CM>NcERY TRUST DEEDS.

Lemon kola Corporation TO II. ".
EEoodwyn' trustee. l Commerce truck.
no 81 June IL. 1917. t256.l5.
robinson. trustee, l5xl25 feet north
line Winder Street. ISL feet west of
carter street June Is. 1917: S206.
Robert r. Hale et ux. TO w r. Redd
trustee. 60xlt0 feet cast line Hancs
Avenue. 35 feet south of Crawford
June u. 1917: $1,000.
q. David Taylor to William r. Mil
Ter and a. f. Chapman. trustees %
feet l-2 inches by 1855 feet south line
Floyd Avenue. 253 fcnt inch IVES, of
West Street. June 20. 1917: SoS32
Helen u. and J. c. Anderson to S.u.
art Bowe. trustee. i0Xl35 feet west line
EdScwood Avenue. go feet south OF
b,rook!and Boulevard. June Is. 1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The State Cooperation Commission
Yesterday issued the following char
Holly Doone Farms. Inc. Henrico
County. r. r. d. ). Richmond: farminS
business: capital. $1,000 j. G. France
president. Edward Moseman. SECRETARY
Piedmont brokerage Company. Inc.
$1,000 NJ n. kendrick. president: F.
folk
The Peoples Drug Company. Inc.
W y! mel drug business. capital.
$4,000. James r. Reardon. president:
George b. Bushnell. secretary. both OF
Banner Pocahontas Fuel Corporation.
Roanoke; coal business; capital. $50
0oo o. l.. Stearnes. president: e. S.
Rarniiz. secretary. both Of Salem.
Jake Wells. Inc. Norfolk: theatrical
business: capital $4,000 Jake Wells.
president: Moe Levy. secretary. both Of
Norfolk
Brunswick school and Agricultural
tair Association. Inc. Lawrencevilie;
capital, 10000. T. II. Dugger. presi.
dent. Mercdithsvilie: J. q. Powell.
Amendment TO charter Of white &
Talbot. Inc. Portsmouth. changing the
name TO Orerton & Talbot Co. Inc.
supple mental certificate OF incorpora-
ton TO Rapidan Development and MIN
ing Company. Inc. Richardsville, re-
dnCinS par value of stock from 500
to 81 per share
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
Office of Collector OF City Taxes.
City Hal. Room lO1
City Hall. Room lO7.
ray Clt,y
Taxes

City Taxes on REAL ESTATE for
1917 are due and payable June 18th TO
3oth. inclusive.
Failure TO pay all or one-halt in
June !ncurs penalty OF per cent on
the whole amount and IL not paid
before September LIST the collector is
required by ordinance to levy. with
costs added.
All males twenty-one years of age,
all persons tmale or femalc) who own
PERSONAL PROPERTY and all par
ties conducting business in tho city
OF Richmond (of whatever naturc) are
assessed.
PERSONAL T.ANES can be paid FOR
THE YEAR 1917 between November
LIST ana December 81. 1917. without
penalty.
Grading. paving. pipe and sewer con-
neCtion bills are due and payable when
notices are mailed.
Property transferred January LIST or
later stands in name of owner In 1916
When making settlement give name in
which property stood prior to Decem-
her 81. 1916
This is the only notice required by
law. Please give it prompt attention.
so as 10 avoid delinquency and penalty.
South Richmond taxes. etc, must be
paid at the office of the deputy col
lector. Tenth and Hull Streets
H. L. HULCE,
Collector OF Taxes. Citr of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
ASKS MONEY FOR FIGHT
ON PINK BOIL WORM PEST
Secretary Houston Heruests Emerx.
cnrH Appropriation OF s50O,0Oo
of COnxrc.s
tBy Associated Press.I

BY Associated PressI
WASHINGTON. June 22.-An emery.
cncy appropriation OF $4,000 to pre-.
Vent the Introduction of the pink boil
worm into the United States from
Mexico. by creating cotton-free zone
fifty to 100 miles wide in Texas. next
to the Rio Grande was asked Of Con-
Ercss to-day by secretary Houston, of
the Agriculture Department
In letters to the chairmen OF the
senate and House Agriculture Com
mittccs. Secretary Houston said that
the pink boil worm. the most dcstruc-
tive OF all cotton pests. is in Mexico,
near the Texas border. and that the
sum asked Is necessary IL the coun,ry's
vast cotton growing industry Is to b.
protected. He pointed out that this
worm has reduced the Egyptian crop
about one-half in late years.
The insect. the secretary wrote, is
distributed in Mexico much more gen
orally than WAS at first supposed. 1t
extends through the entire LaGuna dis
trict covering an area OF some L., 900
square miles. Seed for plantinC has
been sent from this district to other
points IN Mexico near the United
states. undoubtedly carrying infesta-
ton TO those districts. The danger to
this country has been heightened re-
Gently by the establishment Of cot
t"nsecd oil mill at Piedra Negras. on
tho MeSican-Texas border. to which
large quantities of seed infested by
pink boil worms are being moved.
Secretary Houston Informed the com
IA itce chairmen that the establish
mont Of the cottor-free zone viii! be
done II cooperation with the State OF
Texas. while surveys in Mexico to Ic-
tcrmine the distribution OF the pest
will be made comparatively with tho
Mexican authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
nENRICo TRANSFERS.

Washington rark Land Corporation
20 George w. Holmes. Jr.. lot Is. block
-, plan or Washington Park May "a,
1917. tax 81. 5000.
Charles CuSsens ct ux. to George II.
Taylor. n acres of land in Henrico. de-
S:riocd in ID. g. li6a page EOS. May
"a. 1917, tax 81. $40.
Thomas Woodson ct uy 10 George
II. Taylor. Ia acres of land adjoining
lands Of Deep Run Coal Company. de-
!. 1917, tax 81. $40.
- II. Bailey ct ux. To Rev l.. r.
Kirby . acres on Charles CITY Road
adjoining farm OF F. Brund!dEc de-
scrihed in deed recorded in n b. looa.
page 4el. April -. 1917. tax 81. -. 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23

EPISCOPAL.
} E6WSMH S'Ffs nssE MS3s;os sss5s
80 = y II the parish houss on Madison
;efHoon a; strangers Cordially ia ,avitsd.
GRACE cl5S i:SsH II +, : .,s :.
f INV ' GAIv nEegff Snt 4aF5sq1 S;ss
1914 ! M3 fiSit" ei saaes
80 Z M-Iouns ps o. Or s DE
%lIn hEy rE A EFT p T 5.:,ar>
f'sng Inns Jy, At Il A. NJ and y ay tbs
f. !, :, 'Iis nfstH'AI }tS*eH N,
.n ".G women q, = 1''' f; 81 classes FOX men
,SSEc?!;N>p2 ,F,REsRTTEs cHuRcH
H Fass Il H' il Il ca a6d 3 p FWas,9J
~ ii s.na.; seho Zoo s'45 \ ~ sGne'eAy'
rlGS5 s.d FAF r!i fH& sHosdH Fl NJ!
P4Ni saadaJ sfhooI ss, s- and
a ,n PR ia. 'las%fs meet IN eastern
P ~ You are cora!a!ly invited. al SD
SEc@ND BAPTIST CHURCH-T. cIAG.
l,r SkiMEER;, W,,n2isnter., Divine .Morsh:r
g;no:=atas ,,hsmss. The Knowieass That
s!hIe school $50 =. NJ. Classes Tor a.! .scs
L&!Gii. STREE BAPTIST CHURCH
tcctr"r twenty .ntth ana Leigh Streets =
PASTOR y WICKER will preach at II
4 NJ. on Paths 10 Power or Cast OF
Crowns 81" +. NJ, Mr.. Henry W. Ander.
son Wi! speak on TIL" war.
GHRlSTlAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST
Regular services Will no held ton 1-rov
morning IN the church edihce 'corner Park
Av"nu" and Meadow Street, ~ u S-CIn.k
Subject: is tho Universe. Including Man
Evolved by Atomic Force 49, Wednesday,
evening testimony and experience meeting
~ o'clock Reading rooms t%os G0l SOY
ar" located In the Virginia RAILWAY and
Power Building, corner Seventh and FAM
In streets, and are open daily cxcapt sun
dhyS; from 10 a VI 10 y. NJ All are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

{. l.. Denoon and J. Jordan Lcoke.
trustees. TO :. s. Burch. etc. 3axl3O
rect east line of Boulevard. lSG feet
south OF Floyd Avenue June 20. 1911:
W. T.. Rcdd. trustee. to Robert F.
Hale. lots 30. 81. square IL. !;rooklanfi
Park addition; June II. lcl7: $500.
W Rcdd surviving trustee. 10
iichcrt t.. Hale. let's 30. 81. square II.
Crook land lark Addition. June 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
HENRICO TRUST DEEDS.

Agnes Elizabeth MeharE to Leon NJ.
Nelson. trustee. lot :. Jefferson Car
dcns June Is. 1917. s472
l.. 3. Kirby TO John c. Easlev trus-
tee. ! acres and improvements on New
Market Road April II. 1917. $500.
w. II. Taylor ct uX. to John c. Eas-
ley. trustee. % l-o acres and improve
ments on Darbytown Road. June 10,
1917. Sl.0G2.
r. G. Gullcy to j r. Dowdcn trustee
las acres near the Nine-Mile Road
June 81. 1917, $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23

feet north line Calhoun Street. 20 feet
east OF Goddin street. May %. 1917;
tax. 81. 800
Highland Park Company to r Sit
terdinG. Id interest in 204 measure
ment not Given) east limo OF Buchanan
street. 80 feet from Christian Street,
June :. 1917: $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
HUSTINt:S TRANSFER.

Augustine Royal. trustee property
o! NllIihnn Henry Toler ct uXD. TO
Emmic r. Tolcr Toler's plan;rc mill
"a u. feet by depth not Eivcn) west
Line Toler street between Westham
ROAD ana the Manchester and Falling
Creek Turnpike: also All tools ma
.hincry hXtures. etc. May II. 1917,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
HuSTINGS TRUST DEED.

EihInie r. To!er to Richmond Bank
anu rust company. trustee Tolrr s
planning mill. lo7l-o feet by (depth
not Eiven) west line Toler Stree. he
tween WeStham Road and the MAN.
chester and Failing Creek Turnpike
also all machinery. tools. fixtures. etc
June is. 1917 S407o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
HENRICo TRUST DEEDS

r. c. Gullcy to j. B. Dowden. trustee
IL acres lying close to Mackay land
on plat made by Crawford Rcdd &
Bro: June 81. 1917. tax 81 $500
w. r. Taylor ct uX. to John c. F.as-
ley, trustee. acres on Charles CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23

WANTED. FIRsT;cIAss AUTOMOBILE
n; MECHANICS e ! A ,WiEH ,Gto%S!DEHA Bile
tSEED APPLY. AID NOT BUT SOBER.
AND EEEE CELTIC. GOOD
EALA ElES TO RIGHT PARTIES CCBJR$
MOTOR SALES CORPORATIONS. 81 EAST
FMAIN 81 Rect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
MEETINGS

MASONIC NOTICE.
Special Communication II Joppa Lodge
80 40. a =. * =. " %. viii Ia held AT tn.
Masoni, Temple SATURDAY. 23d instant
At O'Clock r ". Members OF city lodge,
and Transient brethren arc fraiernaiiy In
VIt"c 70 Oc present
Ey orccr o: The Worsh!ptu! Master
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON