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The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-10
Army of American
Engineers to France

Washington, May 7.-Nire new
regiments of army engineers, to b.
composed exclusively Of highly trair
cd railway men, will be the first Anne
rican troops to be sent to France.
They will go cat the earliest possible
moment" the War Department an
nounced to-day, for work on COM
munication lines, but speculation as
to exactly when or to what points
they will be sent is forbidden be-
cause of the submarine menace.
The new forces will be volunteers,
raised at nine great re1ilway centers
of the country. Each regiment will
be commanded by an engineer col
onel of the regular army, aided by an
adjutant. All other officials will be
railroad engineers or officials.
The expedition will have a total
strength of between 900 and 12,-
600 men, each regiment being com
posed of two battalions of three COM
panies each. Every branch of rail
way workers necessary to the build
ing or operation of lines will be rep
resented in the ranks, and the War
Department expects response to the
call that will permit careful selec-
ton to be made and insure force
already trained to the minute, an
army of experts in railway operation.
America is pre-cminent in the field
of railway engineering and the best
talent and experience the nation can
provide in that line will go into the
new regiments, each Of which would
be able to undertake all or any part
of the work of building or operating
a whole railway system.
Supplemented by the labor and
skill available in France, the nine
regiments represent tremendous
power of construction that would
enable the Allies to remake their
lines of communication in the short
est possible time and fit them for the
heavy task of supplying
millions of fighting men as the battle
lines push forward.
AS the German forces have been
beaten back every ves!ige of the rail-
way lines that have supplied their
forces have been destroyed. With ev-
cry mile gained both French and
British have faced the task of build
ing new railroads. Each movement
has meant an added strain on the
roads leading back to the great sup
ply y'.uses and the added task for the
communication line forces of pre-
venting congestion.
The administrations action means
that American troops carrying the
American flag and in the uniform of
the American army soon arc to be
on French soil. If there is a psyche
logical value in such movement, as
both French and British commission
crs have urged, it will show itself
with the arrival in France of the first
engineer regiment.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-10
Business Boom Is Sure
As Result OF War

st. Elmo Messengale, PRESIDENT Of
the Messengale Advertising agency Of
Atlanta, Ga, sees not only no falling
off in the volume of advertising as q
result of the war, but greatly in
creased national prosperity.
'The commercial effect of the
/ United States going into the war
! will be good" he said, "even better
than the prosperity we have enjoyed
during the three years of war abroad,
provided. of course, that our country
is not invaded, and invasion is un-
likely.
To Be Spent at Homo.
within few hours after congress-
authorized the declaration of war
plans were under way to appropriate
100000 as an initial war an
preparation. Of this about $3,OOO,-
100000 will be turned over to our
allies, and the other 2,OOO,OOO,OOO
will be spent for national defense
And this means something more than
buying cannons and guns and cart
ridges. IT means millions of dollars
IN n1y foH ;hc soilics. 1t means the
purchase Of ever. conceivable kind of
ia"r""anC''' Ir.ur"I by The men in
Or field nat r.mn, men and women
IN 'H' Hosp 'a.., IN the navy yards.
'..."",'"' m.a and aboard the
"A.@ al t.,o things will be
American people,
., the $3,0OO,OOO,-
'' "a. e allies will also
be- spent hcrr.
Prosperity n Canada
IF a1y proof V &c needed in sun.
port OF the argument that war with
Germany will improve business condi-
uons 1t could be found almost at our
own door-in Canada. In 5p,t, of the
withdrawal Of 100000 men from
peaceful industries lhat country was
never 50 prosper -. There is a
ready market for everything the
farmer can grow, for all the lumber
man can produce, for all the fisher
can draw out of the sea and streams.
The only business interests TO
suffer in this war will be those con-
Quoted by ultra conservative men who
get afflicted with cold feet when if
comes to advertising or other lines of
"'ort that have proved successful and
profitable IN tranquil times.
Business Will Hum
IN conn crcial sense war is 90
MG to max" things hum for all busi-
ness men who NM f,,.ab n tb. r;,rr,. ,;I
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-10
MAKING PROGRESS ON
SUBMARINE PROBLEMS

Washington, May Slope is
Frightening that American inventive
genius has found the road that may
lead to freedom of the seas from Ger
man submarines.
A conference of unusual impor-
tance was held tonight ut the home
of Secretary Daniels. 1t was called
in order that high officials of the
navy might go over with members of
the naval consulting board the eX-
periments already tried and those in
prospect.
"They believe they are on the right
road" Mrs. Daniels said They be-
lieve they are going to IT, IN out some
thing that is worth while There will
be more experiments. Farther than
that | do not care to say"
Other officials declared the scicn-
lists were coming down to brass
tacks," that the period Of reaching
out after every suggestion was pas
sing and that definite crystallizaticn
of the work upon which the foremost
American experts have concentrated
was certain to come soon.
Reports were received from Thorn
as "A. Edison, who is at work on a
somewhat different line of investi-
cation.
No intimation has been given ow-
ing to the nature of experiments that
have caused board members and navy
officials familiar with what is being
done to hope that the problem is
nearing solution. None will be given,
whatever the results Of the new work.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1917-05-10
DEATH OF MRS. KATE oUsLEY

Mrs. Kate Ousley, widow of the
late Henry Ousley, Of the Douglass
Mill section, died Tuesday morning
at II o'clock of acute Indigestion.
She was 78 years Of age and is sur
vived by three brothers and three sis
ters.
The funeral services were conduct
ed Wednesday afternoon by the Rev.
}. r. Millard at the Douglass ceme-
terry, near Douglass mill, at 3 o'clock.
She was member of the White
Oak Presbyterian church, where she
was loved and respected by large
circle of friends.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

Ger .jat uirA,r !,,Itluti. S. il c
0rcIi Qcrric. sd ben mid 10
idUnell ME. m0aIih 'ort Ncnlndji. brlr
mid c Nnbm ior Die !iodlt lcrcllt IN
ben cnrnl irwcrNciiGAsri, mos id)
10 mcii Ill mel Gicrbibneb genlod)t
gcbnbi bcn. &cH, Der Sd)opp mar
iciig ben. jicblroboicbr. 3idabrs,
WiicI$, Grints III Gier ben 10
rboilt iiijchn Gnblcr aetoit Ill ba.
Su ben id ned niei &llbm for Die
Nadt iii jrci Miels rcdlne miiiie,
III Damn toit. mid, Der Stout 10
cballt %Slpnn5ig Goblcr. I'm paS
ben id) genuahi: &oS Der SanneS
gunot)t bat, lpic CT mniouit gegeigt
bat - nnttiugs, momit ib perblei.
he Sbne Sbrn liclper
Fbilipp SnlIcrumpier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

ibrift i9ilbert, hingen bel Der I'm
tsriu6uns bic 6lepermGuie 81 bic
len Snuienpen i'm Winterialof bpn
ben &anten uno Srppfiteinsn pet
S0blen i'm Solpmarer Oohiteintalt,
Defenders in benz i%o9enonnten Seu'
felslof.
Ser @uano ielbIt eri6eint aIs
cine braune, eroise Waiis, Die nur
an einselnen Stellen unb an Der
OberflGte ommpniatalii6 rieft. Sc
nod Der Menge oes eingel iderten
8aiiers 1T Der SeudtisteitssebaIt
peri1ieben. Der Stiditofigebalt
iGpantt, ipie bic llnteriudunsen i'm
aanopirti6oftlids Ghemiiden Suitis
tut Der Sedniihen SodiduIe gu
9uDapeit ersaben, spiiden 0,54 unc
1926 proaent. Der PbospboriGure>
gebalt apii4en "a unb 1888 PRO
sent. Die @uanomengen Der Sob
len iino eans beoeutenb; %itelIenipeiic
1T bic @lonp!hi6t apar nur eini9e
3entimeter bod, in onberen SeiIen
Der SDblen aber tonnte man lie mebs
rere Meter tief in ben 8oben p~erfolz
gen, obne ben 9ruub 81 erreiden.
4n ben genauer unteriudten SteIlen
Der SOblen allen liesen anndberno
1900 Meter5entner 5%leoermause
guano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

Stelen aund9f ie9r pGNerig; ipdtsr
ipeltsn unb faulen bic Yldtter. Quf
bsfalsnsn pflan5en i6reitet oieie
&rantbsit unseheuer iAnel peiter
Dor. 10 oab cine pflan5s innerbalb
peni9er Gage nad benz gefal duh
Idon pollitdnoig pernihtet iein lam.
Man bat bisber perihieDene Verlude
aemaft, Die &rantbsit o.r9 Seiprits
3en nit Gbemitalien un!er &ontrolle
gu brinsen, bislan9 babel aber in feiz
ner Dsiie aufrieoenitelenoe 3elultate
ersielt. 9iele &rantbeit bilpet 5ur5eit
penn ouG nod gang teionoers 9es
genItano einsebenoer Stuoien Der gss
nonnten YebOrpen.
Gnbli9 tpmmt nod bic als rWhite
pidle" betannte &ranbeit Der 9urten
in 9etradt. BON oieier arantbeit
perosn Die eigentliten 8urten To-
pobl pie bic gauge @~urtenpflon3e be-
fallen. Die beiallenen Yldtter peroen
selb, pelten uno iterben idlieblid
1b. Die %ertrantten 9urten nebmen
cine Iebr belle 5Grbuns (oaber Der
Tome .WeibperOen Der @urten" ober
.Wbite Yidls") an, peroen mebr oper
penissr mib9eformt uno aeisen belle
ober buntls &n0tden, Die oft als
p%arsenartiss Grbebunsen ii4 oars
itelen. Dies lit cine perbdltnismdbig
nod, gang neue uno Biz oabin unbes
tannte @urtsntrontbeit, nit beren
GrforIduns man iif iebr einsebenb
iebt in ben lanbpirtI4aftliden 8ers
Iu6sitationen Der Staoten Netp Yort
unS Midi9m beiddfti9t.
@crmcbruns Der Nuic Onrd) Tbleger.
Bel 9ermebruna Der Hoie bura
lblsser tpGble man ais iolte stlpd
6 3oll LANCE, gut aussereifte Slpeiss
mittleren IIters nit einem Iniab
Gm Sdniftenoe. Mon fiiIlt Elm
Iru6tglas bolb nit Woiier, in mel.
9es man sinise Stiide Solotob!s
rirft, I'm 5Gplnis gu p%erbinoern,
Guf ben Yooen oes 8laies ,fiittet
man etlpa atpei 3oll idorfen Silbers
lono. 8eniibt man baSu Sano bonn
Meeresltronpe, mub er porerft
ariinolit 9epnf9en perben, UNI bas
Suls gu entfernen. Der Sono oient
oosu, ben ablegern einen Solt gu
oeben. Gs tDnnen mebrere berielben
in elm unb bnsielbe @los 9eitell,
perben. Oas @las plaaiert nan
oidt an elm 5enlter ooer in Elm
Sreibbaus. 9as ourd 8erbun flung
perIdtpunbene @ciier eriebt mon
eur6 neues unb idiittet BON 3eit gu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
SnS Mirocr Cinit nno jest.

SplIte IS nit ben sIau3yeiden
,3elten pes Miieoers purbel lein3 llns
lpillturli9 idpebt uns bel Dieler
Cra9e elne unmuti9e HCtotoiisur
Dor. bic aus elnem Oemiib Don Wes
.senS anp 6riuolitat gu celisbsn
lt)elnt. QBie elne arpne trdat ous
l~etbltbepuBie, lenlueIIe &Opidtn ple
hobe 2uttenlrllul, nit benz Don Nos
len b~etranSten Winldturbut, Oelleg
SANDER lld) am 9alie in einet Wtuz
Ihe perelnl9en, ole, %eerbunpen nit
elmer lole iullenpen lpelben Gode, Der.
!lellen WtarQuile eGne spur bon Gbr.
lpiirpisteit perIeiben; pieies grabs
tGtiide Iusieben miro ip9Ieib Ourh
ein tunitpoll %sraoulertes Setpllete
nus9eallhen, pas 9enuu Die 1renSeH
elmer ra1finierien Obstruction einSus
lalten ipeib. Die unlle9enpe Sdnebs
bentuille 9lbt benz Eelbe cine teite.
irfhn9leiA lusenplidsgraSiDle Gornl.
beren Sturrbeit burb Die peiden
gouidungen Der ipelten Yaniers
tprrl9Iert 1T, ipel6e Die S6One nit
uuiasbarsr @raSie emporbalt; ais oh
Elm Yorbcsg iib Ieidt Oiinen piiros.
!eilt iid oas taltenrelhe. nit Spiben
bsleBts untertleio aus teinem Yrota.
um ben ipeibsn, in roia sebIiimten
0omaitrod nit ben Sections uno
Yulunts in feiner totetti:renOsn
GiniaGbeit gu entbiilIen ..... uno
nit elmer einbrudsppllen H.peren5
ent5iebt lih oas perionten dnierm
ylld
No6 untsr benz Yunne bieier Grs
ideinun9 aus a,ten 3eiten betreten
mir bic Souptitrabe nit ibrem mos
pernen 9strieb. Nus ben prGAtlgen
Shuufenitern Der WpoetIntler
pintt uns bic bcutise Sumen9eita,t
entse9en. Sic bat. a~llerbings in
mannistad psrGnperter 6orm. bic
Yoniers ibrer Nbuln beibebalten. bic
9oille jeop9 eride,nt Don isalihe,
Yeensuns beIreit. Ourd ben duber'
liden Giuorud setGuidt, t0nnte mar
9%lauben, pnb ocs aoriett iibsripun.
ben unb beieitiat iel. Shon einmd'
nab Der lran5Oiii6en Heoolution.
CUR 3eit oes Wisberauilebens Der
9riedit6z rDmiiden 2ro6tsn, blttc
RE Oamenpelt nas &priett polls
itaubig perbnnnt; Dos YerbGn9nis
s~reilte iomit ein GrDriidungslpitem.
tos feline @raulomteit pdbrsnp 10
meier 9%enerntipuen binourG ihos
n%unsslos ousgeiibt buite.
9as &oriett beilib lI6 immer
mebr uno mebr, ben bp9ienliden I'M
iorOerun9en Der Neu5elt 9ereht 81
iperpen, unp be Obnmobts. ,niGlle
ter lun9en Samen bic nm eias
Neipentaille pettiierten puroen
Ocnn audi INNER ieltener.
Die jeglge Wooe bat bic Weipenz
tailIe in Adt uno Ynnn getan
Sos Gpriett bat lid IN elnen ein'
iad niiBliten YsbeIf CUR sra3i0ien
!9altung Dss Horpers um9elpnnDeIt.
@as Wtieoer 5lpGngt nldt mebr ben
aOrper ipie in einen Yanaer <ln. es
l6miegt iih i'm 8esenteil oemielbsn
on: bic neuelten WtpDelle iinp iebe
lbpud baIloniert, naA unten 3lemt
lid tura 9ebolten uno lpeni9 iibe.
bic Saille blnuuireideno. Utit BEN
oo5u eeb9risen YiiitenbaItern un9
ben gu tbrer 9eritelluns in Werpenr
Jung tommenOen geihmeipl9en Seis
oenitoffen bat man cine bDdi. eIniti.
Idle &ombination %9efunoen, pelbs
Gle notiirli6en Ginien %barmoniif
CUR 8eltun9 tommen uno Die Dame
nit benz m%oDernen, lpien aleioe 10
elmer eIegNnteun9e3punsenen. io5us
logen "toriettloien" !Saltuns auitres
len lGht.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
1Sin0i0cr &opi. 9

ger &opi. NnltS.
porIltbcr GUM GoripOIi5Nten): .gSie
limo sic 0tnn bel Dem al E%allOiric'
orn5brud) greu6CnOen n0Gtlid)2n
Hroncll ollCun lertlg 1eDprocn?"
v5dl boa Dalt II &rallle.0 otlIic6
Mi Der Nicbfuun' tlItcn laiien; ou
oahtcn ie, 5 fInlnlt a AutontoblI
mo iilo OcruOu8elOofen."
Nefrolog. aanniboIcl'
N0lrptling: .@or bod cil licbci
Oroliger &al5, Der Airifaioriher,
oell id ebcn ncripeiit, an DEM bab'
ld rcht cilcn 9tarren geirclien,"
&atoni d. rGein Suit-
}picl Bat DoilclttIid) Gciolen."
r&at? - nein: it'll"
&ritit. Ilter 0auIler gum
GcrtciOi9cr): vScrr Goftor, wenIl
man Sbrc ScrteiOlBungsreOe bort
ll6tic man an licbiten iein gauges
,Ncid)Git" ~aui9cbeu."
Ger @befeinb. nSino
9err Ntiillcr uub SrGulciu arauie
lob imnrcr ucrlobt2"
&agcitol5: rgtein, Ibre 9e5iebud'
,cu limo inJuiihen in gbc ausaear.
eft"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
Eas VflanjbreH.

IS sipt peridieoene Metbposn. Elm
Telb CUR gnlase zines Sbitsartens
obSuiteden. Bel ben msiitsn treibt
man. mag bic Gin!ei!nns cine 9eraos
mintelise ooer i4rdse iein, Pfl6ds
IN ben puntten in bic Gros, an mel
den bic 8Gume gu ite1en tcmmen.
IS seidiebt nun bduiig, OaB, troBz
Dem bic pfl0de in 9eraoer 2inie ites
len, man bas pon ben 8Gumen.
ipsnn sepflunst, ni6i iasen lam.
I'm oiss gu %perbIten, ipirb in pielen
SbFoiitrittsn u%nieres 2onOes nns
icsenannts pflon5brett bsnuBt. Gin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
Elcoermansananu.

Sin @uonplager; oeiien Grid!iez
buns cine pirti4uftlid our4aus
iobnenbe auf9abe lit, bot prof. M
RosIa (9uonpeit) in Der Ndbe Der
ln9ariiden tSauptitaot i'm pergans
osnen @inter nit 9ilfe elmer Nm
,ual BON Stuosnten unteriudt. Ser
p,rtpolle Siingeritoff 1T bort in
sroben Mensen pom 5%lecermduien
in ibren Riitb0btsn ab9elagert NOR
ben. 0ie Der @slebrte in elmer 5ahs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

sespobnlihss Brett piro an belbsr
Gnpen nit je sinem 2p6e periehsn,
surd pelfJes ein Stod geltedt lpsr'
BEN tann. Sn Der Witte madt man
on Der einen &ante einen Ginidnltt.
0as Brett pirb 10 plo5iert. oab Der
Ginidnitt ben Yflpd a%ufnimmt. Sas
9rett piro an benz einen Gnoe 10
Ionas b~eiisite seiaoben. bis pas god
essrobsn lit, pann in feline %uripriinss
li6s Gage suriidsebradt unp Der
gaumItamm in ben Gini6nitt ses
i6pben. Iuf bieie Dirt tpmmt er
senau ouf ben fir i'm beitimmten
Yuntt su iteben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

Die GARNER Sobn Cabs,
{. Spman unO George WeB, FAINT,
lid bon Gancaiter &c., Reb., fpuroen
in Saft senpmmen, ols iie IN aanios
Gitp BON ct. Soiepb nit 8uiammen
Is 8allonen Dbistep unb Spiritus
eintrafen, bic in Siruptonner perz
borge paren. Cabs, Der ausfogte,
bob er Der geIiber oes 5euerpafiers
lei, uuroe gu $500 Celebrate per
oonnert. pdbreno feline YesIei.er, bic
inn Bel Der erfoIstsn S6musaslei
5ilfe s~eleiitet battsr. lie 500 berap'
pen mubteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
8uIbfiidr.

Slide, san3 slei9 pelder art.
lollen nidt in lossnonnten glider
aebalten tperoen. ionoern in naturs
gemdb ein9eridteten 4quorisn, bic
einen pfIon5enpu4s beiiBen. tSie.
lit cine Wuiierernelerung ME, ober
nur in Sabren einmal notis. Sober
Waiierpe4iel iaaoet mebr oper me
niger ben Jiiden, ipenn oas gepef-
ielte Waiicr MIDI, bic sleide Sempes
ratur bat, pie oas nlte Wai1er.
Die 5iitteruns Der @olofiide be,
iebt aus ro9em, gei4abtem Rinb.
cher &olbfleii6, nit tleinen He9en-
piirmern, Miidenlarpen, poer man
reihe zines Der betonnteren :iinitlis
den Suttermittel, gum geilpiel pis
chin, u. I. NJ. SbIaten, Semmel,
Imeiienpuppen, II. +. TO-, iino CUR
Tiitteruns un%geeignet. Die 5iittes
runs erfolst slpeis ooer oreimal in
Der Do4e. uno 5lpar pirb nur To-
piel 5utter 9erei6t, tpie bic siers
nit einem Mnle ouffreiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02
Ginaeiueidter !Safcr als Siibner'
futtcr.

@ines Der pertpplliten 9etreibe.
futter 1T unItreitis Der !Safer, Der
CUR 8ilOuns Der Musteln, ano6en
uno 5sbern beim 9sfliisel isbr
iddsenstpert 1T. IS empfieblt ii9,
fir junse, nod in Der Gntip:dlun9
besriffene 9iibner ben Sofer in lnu,
iparmes Waiier av legen unb iiber
Na4t iteben gu ~laiien. Die aDrner
tperben oabura fir bic 9ibner leif.
ter peroaulia gemadt, inpsm bic
barte Silie aufgepeidt piro. De,
Safer follte Dprber mittels zines
Siebes DON Spreu unb fremoen &c
s%enitdnpen befreit tperoen. Hie per-
fiittere man muffis eelporbenen Sa-
fer, unO ME lniie man einsereidten
Safer ldn9er ols cine Nodt iteben.
Man Tam junsen Siibnern, bic
nod i'm WadIen beariffen iinb, fig
lid einmal tGgIif oiefen meiden So,
fer perfiittern, 10 pieI lie m0sen. Sin
reiner frog eignet iid am beitsn our
Iufnabme pieier por5asli6en Nob,
rung, bic nit grobem Griols ,uiams
men nit Beef Scrap mnuiernoer
9iibnern porgeiebt peroen tam. Sic
pirb CUR 9ertiirsuns Der Wouier
fpeientli6 beitrasen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-11-02

s3eit Sanb fir bic Wuraeln Der Qbs
!eser na9. Giner anoeren Iufmerte
famfeit bebiirfen lie monatslana
niat. Spbalo iit neue Sriebe uni
BlGtter seisen, tonnen bic Stedlinge
entfernt perpen, gu pelfem 3iped
man bas @las an beiten 5erbridt,
6ei benz @sriabten jebpd Sorsialt
beobo6tet. Die betuur5elten Steds
Iinse t0nnen nun in ieparate SOpIe
perpflan5t iperpen. Sollten Ii9 an
zen S%tedlingen, ebe ie iia belpurs
.seln, CRIME 8la:tlduie seisen, ents
sernt man tie iorsfdItis nit Der
!Oanb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-25
Real Estate Summary
CHANcEnY TRANSFERS.

s5xi2S 7-ia feet. West 70 side Of coionai
avenue. ITO feet north OF Beverly
Street July Fl. 1917; fee. 81: $40,
Maggie M. Bum to Mary e: Taylor.
a asS fs. feet; north line Of Leigh Street
is. 1917; s1.715.
Suburban Development Corporation
to Lula B. Floyd ct al. lot 26, block D,
Ginter Park Terrace. July 2. 1917; $500
Suburban Development Corporation
to to Chsrles +. Lanterback. lot 81, block
$1,000.
c. Robbins. 56xl32 feet, east line Of
Twenty-ninth Street. 26S 1-2 feet north
OF U Street. June 80, 1917: tax. SO: $40
Annie c. Robbins to Henry Beck
Twenty-eighth Street. 81 feet south Of
r Street. June 30. 1917: tax, SO: $40.
Francis E. Nichols ct ux. to r. Angus
Nichols: 3ox132 feet south line Of Wash
Street. July 20. 1917; $780,
L. j. Peyrannet ct ux. to Rosa Belle
Stribling. 15x1o7 "a feet north line Of
Marshall Street, Is feet east OF Henry
Street. July 1: 1917; tax. SO: $40.
a.. Allen r., F.: Tyler ct ux; to Hattie ~
OF Marshall and Twenty-second Streets.
May IS. 1917; tax. $3.50: $40
Joseph G. Taylor. special commission
er. to Davis Brothers. Inc, 10 5-12x
10 1-2 feet. south line Of Grove Avenue
40 7-l2xl70 l-2 feet north line Of Floyd
Avenue at east line Of Mulberry Street
July -. 1917; $4,000.
Muhleman and kaynoe, Jr.. to Ruth
r. Houston. % 1-2xl25 feet north line
Of Belmont Avenue. June Is. 1917:
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-25
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission as
follows:
ST. Phoebes Hail. Roanoke. No CAPT.
tai stock. Purpose: conduct benevo-
lent school in Franklin County. Rev.
". T. Roberts. president. Rocky Mount;
Miss Carryetta Davis, secretary. Gallo
way.
Roberts Coal Company. Inc, Wise.
ness. w. H. Roberts. president; L. n.
Evans. secretary-hoth of Wise.
st. Bridges Realty Corporation. Nor
folk. Capital. $4,000. Purpose: real
estate business. w T. oid' president 1t:
and treasurer. Norfolk.
w, P. kilkin Co.. Inc. Newport News.
Capital. $4,000. Purposes: manufac-
turers' agents. w. p. Wilkin. presi-
dent: Marcus A. C. Emo, secretary-both
Of Newport News.
Pittsburgh Rolls Corporation. Rich
mond: Capital, 100000. Ralph NJ.
Scheffey. president, Glen Ridge. N. j.:
II. r. Warfeid. vice.president and
treasurer. New York City: Floridus S.
Crosby. secretary. Richmond.
Amendment to foreign charter: The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-25
COLEMAN WORKMAN TAKES
CHARGE OF RED CROSS WORK
Succeeds Henry w. Anderson as Head
OF Richmond Chapter While
Latter II In Europe.

Coleman Workman. the new chair
man OF the Richmond Chapter, Amer
lean Red Cross. who succeeds Henry
w. Anderson during the latter's alb
sence on the commission to Roumania.
has Already assumed the duties and
responsibilities of his position, and is
familiarizing himself with the details
Of the work.
Accompanied by Secretary David H.
Brown, who will direct tho state work
Workman was an interested visitor at
the workrooms Of the Red Cross at
Seventh and Franklin yesterday morn
ing, and was in conference with tho
chairman OF the various committees
who were present at the time. Notice.
mense bags of wool which have Just
come in to supply tho scores Of wo-
men who are knitting for the soldiers
But this will all be distributed in
short time" said Mrs. Bessie Berry
Grabowski. who is chairman OF the
emitting section OF the Richmond Red
Cross activities. Assisting Mrs. Ora
bowskf were Mrs c. f. Lowry. Mrs
William H. Palmer. Jr.. Mrs. c. X
Bryant. Mrs. Pryor Davis. Mrs. Herbert
Lipscomb. Mrs. H. c. Rawley and sew
eral other Richmond women Interested
in this part Of the work.
Mrs. :Grabowski stated that there
was plenty OF wool for every appli-
cant. but that II was confusing to have
women call her at her home for in
formation relative to the work, and
that she would appreciate II II all in
auiries OF this character would be re-
ferred to her at the Red Cross work.
rooms. where she could be found daily
between. II o'clock and 2 o'clock. The
Red Cross Is anxious for churches to
form circles for work, and the Meth
odtst women. It was stated, have been
very active along this line. It is hoped
that the Jewish women will interest
themselves also. since the efficiency Of
their activities along many lines Is
especially noteworthy.