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nENHICO RELEASE DEEDS.

Richmond Trust and Savings Com
pa ,rSy trustee to \; Murat Willis GS.4S
four miles west Of Richmond. July -.
1918; $3.50.
William /; Tyler, ,Jr.. trustee to
d Of H. SLIM iol Ia sec,GH L pIa"
Richmond Bank and Trust Company.
trustee, 10 II. T.. Waldrop, lots / and :,
ni9ck - plan of Dun,reath. July "a,
and assigns, ) acres land on the south
side OF the Nine Mile Road or Seven
mond; May 81, l9lS; .s475
y. Il. Dickinson and r. n. Williams.
trustees r,n TO- 7: J.; Tiler and assigns,
deed from the said \ j. filler 10 il. +.
Lloyd dated July ~ 1919 the said lots
May -, 1915; $3.50.
X T. Caoell trustee. TO James Il,
north and s9ut tSe' sides ."n'' Of % Sscd IND
Avenue, being lots /, > and ): l37xli0
iect northwest corner Third and Lloyd
feet. southwest corner Second and
Lloyd Avenues, being lots :. and .;
IfSNlio icct, northwest corner Second
and Lloyd Avenues. being lots 10. ii
ana IL. as shown on Il plan recorded in
H. Ii. IS9-E, page III; Iivnrico County
'ircult Court. also l.2-acres tract ON
me SCUM SIuc OF Nine Mile Road.
May IS. 1918; S2.l2O.
Lcitoy =. Brown, trustee. 10 Andrew
Welsh. l20Xlj3 feet, being lots -. >. 4
and block >, plan of subdivision OF
part Of Goold iioyts estate. May
20, 1918; SS12.
L. W. McNeigh and W. l.. CHM.
trustees, TO Kline Car Corporation and
American Locomotive Company, 1876
acres land on the vest side OF the
Boulevard. near the northwestern
limits OF richmond, being part Of 10,
~, of the plan of division Of the
hermitage tract. July is. 1918; $l3,-
$3.50.
j. l.. Scaton and American Trust
Company administrators. to Kline Car
Corporation and American Locomotive
Company. 1876 acres; land on the west
side Of the Boulevard. near the North
western limits OF Richmond. and being
part OF lot 10 OF tn. plan OF division
81 the Hermitage tract July IL. 1918;
1lli:ll.il.
Lekoy T.. Rrown, trustee. to andrew
Wc!sh' 3uXl5S feet being 10, l. block
:, plan OF subdivision III Goold Hoyt's
estate. May y 1918, S2Gl.Ju.
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uuSTINGs TEIsr DEEDS.

Theodore Harris ct TX. 20 F. r. Nc
Cornell, trustee. 33Nl22 fcc. known as
SO East Fifth street July IL. 1918.
$3.50
Charles w. Page ct Tx. to John \.
Coke. Jr.. CT al. trustees. ln0xl4S feet
eastern line Thirticth street. 81 feet
from the northern line of Davis street
and comprising the northern 2G feet.
lot &. the whole of lots and 10 and
the southern - feet OF lot IL block
a. plan Of Woodland Heights. July
~. 1918. 1920
W l.. Eikins ct ux to II. X. Bache.
trustee. 5oNl4S feet. being part of
block l03. plan of Forest Hill Park.
July &c. 1918 $500.
J. G. Quinn to +. p. Mcconnell
trustee. lots and ., square ~ plan Of
Burfoot's Addition. July 1915: $1,000
Nettie V. owens CT vir to \. L. Adam
son, trustee. 30Xll0 feet. being l72S
Buchanan Street. July 90, 1915: $1,000.
Elizabeth \. Patch ct vir 10 Richa I'd
w Darlington trustee. lots and 10.
square %, plan OF Woodland Heights
and known as 2GlS Scmmes Avenue.
July 30, 1918: $500
Louis Hankin ct uN. TO F. Sitterding
81 ais. trustees. irregular lot fronting
- feet on the east line OF Decatur
street. at the corner formed by the
intersection OF the north line Of Do
catur Street with the cast line of
Eighteenth street. july IS. 1918; $500.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits we're issued
w. t"rdiy 10y the building Inspectors
Office.
II Johns Holiness Church of God. to
erect Tram" church "a; ijO7-H North
Twenty eighth street. to cost Sl,OcU
y. g. Taylor. 10 erect frame shed on
north sid" W"Stham Avenue. between
Thirty ,h'rd aud Thir:yfourth Streets.
10 cost S22b
Peoples Amusement Corporation. TO
repair brick incatot at rtheust cor
ncr EifiA and Broad Streets. TO cost
Atlantic Coast Line Railway. TO re-
pair fran" shed. north side Eighth
street. between Scmmcs Avenue and \.
{. j. Ry., OF cost $50
;. II Johnson. 10 repair frame dwell
ing a; 100 Ens; Sixteenth street. to
ms at 81 North Twcnty-i!rst street,
to COS; $40.
q. W. Browns estate. to repair brick
warehouse at Is south seventeenth
street, TO COS, $3.50.
l.. 7. Fuckers estate. to repair brick
apartment home at ll0l Decatur Street
10 cost $1,000
G. H. Crawford. 10 erect frame shed
on the west side Noble Avenue, be-
tween RrOokland Park Boulevard and
Essex street. to cost 5000
:. Bandhcim and j. Is. Dcttclhack. &c
repair two brick stores at SOC l-2 North
second Street. to cost $3.50
Barton H. Grundy. TO repair brick
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ton Street. 2o7 5-ls rect east OF Twcn-
ty-second Street. July %. 1918: 500.
r. y. Pollard ct ux. 10 N. d. Nun
nally. trustee. &c 1-2Nl25 feet. known
as 26o5 Stuart Avenue. July Is. 1918.
si.4So.
II. II. Sanford to T.. l.. Crutchheld.
trustee. l7xl25 Ia feet. known as 2l4
West Clay street. July 10. 1915. S2.l20.
II. Il. Sanford to r. l.. Crutchte!d.
trustee. 5 feet and Of Irregular depth.
Louisa i. Williams ct vir to +. NJ.
RoNley. trustee, alxl0A feet, known as
100 East Clay Stfcet. june II. 1918.
W. ]. Anderson Il ux. to Chapman
x Nelson, trustees e5xi2o feet. south
side Chaflin street, % fec. east OF Car
+. l.. and D. r. l'ox to S. $. r., Fat
tcrson. trustee. 25Al32 feet. known AS
~ North Twerty-siXth street: also
street. 100 % foot north o. clay street.
July |. 1915. S7.5Oo.
G. w. Lewis Ct w. to j. l.. Gayle.
gail Avenue. Luly :. 1918, $500.
II: V. Godbold to ID. l.. Goldman and
n. r. Rose. trustees, 80 feet and of ir-
Avenue. 30 feet east OF Ti,deu Street.
July Is. 1915 seize.
Emma c. Atkins ct vir to Chapman
as so? North CRANKY Street. July 10.
1915. SS.S35.
Eli Robinson to l.u;zier & Levy.
trustees. "a l-4xS7 Is feet. known as
9SS West Leigh stree. Juy 90, 1915.
s9.5O0
Elizabeth l.. Price ct ais to I.cake s.
McCurdy trustees. 2oX33 feet. south
east corner Main ana Fifteenth Streets.
July II. 1918. $4,000
Ada +. Grimes to G.. w. Gay. trustee
o7Nl25 I-l2 feet known as 1909 North
Twenty-iirst street July -. 1918.
So.92G.SC.
w H. Turner ct ux. TO r. H. Brown
trustee, property at southeast corner
Lamb Avenue and Norwood street.
fronting 40 feet east limo Lamb
Avenue and OF irregular depth. May
30. 1918, $685..
W. d Turner ct ux. To G. l.. Denoon
trustee. property at SoutheaS; corner of
Lamb Avenue and Norwood Street.
fronting iio feet on east line of Lamb
Avenue and of irregular depth June
:! 1918. $1,000.
G; H. James TO Richmond Trust and
Savings Company. trustee. 90 feet -
ncr Sixth and Leigh streets: also 81
feet . inches by a Ia feet. known
rs 600 IL East Leigh street. July l.
1915, $1,000.
Louisa Z. Williams ct vir to r. NJ
Boxlcy. trustee. 22xloS feet 10 %
inches. known as 1o2 East Clay Street
w. : Cavcdo ct uX TO T.. NJ Heller
trustee. 60x1O feet. southwest corner
Floyd Avenue and Robinson Street
July |. 1918. $1,000.
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cHA>oEnh rn,.r DEEDS.


Il. \ Peterson e, as. 20 l.. 4 Co
phas. trustee. - tecr by e. feet KNOW,
a. 1871 Norm Third Street. .-,yy 49,,
l"lN Sl.&-a
focahomla, v W.rhl o. X s LIN
caster, il trustee lot Z, Uoel /, GIN
ter Fark JAY 20 lGlN s8u-
J. y. Hatkc .p K r. Ecu.e,. ~ al
rusiees' ~ fee, hy .5g5-l teet at
5ouihWtSi Corh': ~fIafr Avenue and
H2senca'h igad 5a IS lpIS i3S6o'
T. IL lu1r'a'g lN SO " ~
let trust 'h 'rr .I Il lirrcl,l1-
Sep'h' Know a- iH|-n-ll Calhoun
~ 81 I'l' rI6N0
y iiA.Ha. AS q, K = pcv.
Ion, ~" an! NJ Y juGusru trustees
so ie"t ny l'e west side twenty
I 1. rec ~ i'e' south ~ y street.
'o'.e >iI-"
NN 10 " r. Johnson.
Eu s,' i'o' kuo"u ass 1905
In Mh ,fFghs' July 20 l1lN. $295O
iHonnaS jtrHa % W ii.ll, trustee
Tan,i, :, '', N."Wn a. fli North
'.E i'. l+l s. $50
,-..,nn rs d" y -. Welsh.
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IIENRICO TRUST DEEDS

Harry J. Pankhurst ct ux. to John
G. Easlcy, trustee, @.GS acres land on
the east side OF C-ighton Road, about
one mile from Richmond. July l. lYlN:
William y. Ncvin ct ux. to Pollard
II BaShy. Inc, trustees 15OXl5O feet,
near the Nine Mile Road, about miles
Sl9i7
Ellen NJ. Carroll ct ais. to Melvin
fItgcnho!mer. trustee. 511-l2 acres
dand on the west side OF Deep Run
turnpike. about four miles from Rich
moud. July II. 1918: 500
Martha Chamheriaync Mcneil ct vir
10 Pollard n haghy. Inc, trustees. lot
20 plan OF RothcSay containing ~
acres. July -. 1918; S2.2iO.
y. Andrew Bow!cs. .r. to s w
robinson, trustee. lot 6, block %, plan
OF Washington i'ark June 20. loIS:
SlTU - 100
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Real Estate Summary
,EsrEuD>Y.s TRANSFERS.

With the exception Of one large
transfer tae past week proved one
of the duilcst of the year in local real
estate circles. The total sales for I'll"
week totaicd forty-threc. the aGsre-
gate amount being S202.22l -.
The feature OF the weeks trading
was the transfer 10y The EichmonC
River From; Land corporation to the
Old Dominion T-Gst company OF a
tract of land parity in south Rich
mond and partly IN Chesterfield Coun-
". consisting of io2.7dS acres. for
$4,000.
Emma w Grass purchased from Ar
menia T. Cole CT rir the propcrtN sit
uated at the northwest corner % Park
Avenue and the Boulevard, measuring
I5xl5o feet the consideration hcin6
recorded rs $1,000.
j. Frank Darling acquired ;he prop
erty OF the Wcstha Country club
consisting Of l2.a3 acres. about i've
miles west of Richmond for $lo.Por.
No operations OF Importance wcr'
noted at The oflicc OF tho iiniidinC u :
spector, ana the total Tor the week
amounted To but SOFA.
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CIIANCERN TRANSFERS.

Armenia l.: Cole - viz 10 Emma w:
corner i'ark Avenue and boulevard.
July 10. 1918. Tax, $l5; $40.
r. ~ Lancaster, Jr. and w \,
Johnson. trustees TO w. y. Holman "o
feet by l25 feet west line Twenty see
ond street. 50 feet north of street.
July >. 1915 Tax. Sl.ie; $40.
j. w Stewart TO Fred Snipcs e; ny"
81 feet by 90 feet, known as sol Norm
Thirty-second street. July .. 1918.
Tax, $40: $40.
Powhatan Nash ct uX. TO l.. W. Han,
81 feet by 40 feet east side Mary
land Avenue. lO5 feet north OF Pollock
street July -. 1918. $500.
w. 4. Crcnshaw ct uX. TO y. IL.
Wicks lot }, block i. North Richmond
Terrace. July - i?ls. Tan S'So;
$40.
Fannie L. nalyburton 20 Pocahontas
". ~ sat. lot :. block II. i!ntcr Park.
ltlS SS.SJn
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BRITISH SUBJECTS GIVEN
SIXTY DAYS TO ENLIST
VIII Then Tie Subject to Drnft In th,
United States. SnyH Vice.
Consul Wilmer.

The following notice TO Britons and
Canadians in the United States was
issued yesterday by a. p. wilmer.
British vice-consul at Richmond
On July 81 the recruiting conven-
ton between Great Britain. Canada
and the United States will come into
force. and the period for voluntary
enlistment terminates on September IS.
1915. During this period OF sixty days
all Britons and Canadians between the
ages OF twenty and forty-four. both
inclusive. have an opportunity OF offer
ing their services to their own coun-
tries Mt a time when the services Of
every man arc urgently needed.
For sixty days all British subjects
between the above ages will be ex-
cmpt from the American draft and
can enlist at any recruiting depot OF
the British and Canadian recruiting
mission, regardless of the fact thu.
they may have taken out first United
states citizen papers or have been
classified in class /.
During this period OF sixty days all
Britons and Canadians OF twenty years
of age and those between the ages OF
thirty and forty-four, both in
elusive. Will he required to register on
date liked by proclamation by the
President, and thirty days after reg
tstrntion men OF those ages Will be
liable to the American draft
ION September IS the sixty DAYS
within which you can volunteer ex-
pres and thereafter you will be Liable
10 draft into the United States Army
For information as to rates of nav.
separation allowance, etc. apply to the
British Canadian recruiting depot
named below"
The notice is signed by ". A. White.
briEadier-general. British and Can
adian recruiting mission and applica
t!ons may be made TO A. p Wilmer.
British vice-consul. 3c5-A East Broad
street, Richmond.
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H3Nu!CO TRANSFERS.

James T. sloan ct ais TO George r
Dudley, 2S3 acres land ia tho north
west portion OF iionriCo County in
Tuckahoc DISTRICT, about ;wu miles
from Short Pump. june =. iGl> Tan
s1.5o; $40.
Seven Pines Terrace Corporation to
Ellen Y Eupp lot -, rs shown on the
seven Pines T'AIH e" H,hu OF lots June
II. l3lS Tag ~ Gents, $40.
seven i';rcS TcrrgCo Corporation to
Laura NJ. boswell lo, -. as shown on
!n% Seven Zines. Terrace plan 80 lots
Chevy Chase E..lIv r"rn5r,,In, -,
T. II, McDonoGEh. .ots ANA s. block
= nlan. - fowHat"u Ilar-. JgIy Is.
Greater Hachmond real;y CO.. Inc.
"a Homer pncketi ct u>- lo.s .. 10
ARD H. .pioek s. lIam OF Monumen,
Avenue ia!k .Iuuc E. lr.S max So,
80 Lev
Lillian l. Draper ts William = No.
load abou, TWO mics Jas, or y.Irs,
iHo.'". JUN 20. l'lH itA. $40. $40.
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rector OF the Southern Commercial Con.
gress. who issued the call after con.
fercnccs with tho board for vocational
education. said that II had been decided
to devote tho first meeting to plans
for tho Industrial training and educa-
ton OF cotton mill employees because
OF the large field offered by tho South
crn textile industry. The second con-
ference. which Will be held In Birni-
inEham at later date. will be devoted
to consideration of improving the cdu.
cational facilities open TO workers in
coal mines and iron and steel mills
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III sriNGS TRANSFERS.

Toicr Furniture Company, Inc to
American Hardware Company, . i
acres land on which is the rolcr Fur
niturG factory, fronting l27 - feet on
the west line OF Toler street, between
the W. than Road and the Manchcs-
ter ana Midlothian Turnpike July II,
1915 $1,000.
J. T. Nurvcll CT ux. to Theodore Har-
ris Ct uN.. 3$Nl22 feet. being 80 East
Fifth street. July II. 1915. $500.
Richmond River Front Land corpo-
ration TO old Dominion Trust Com
pany. 402.T6S acres land lying partly
South Richmond. being the same prop
crty conveyed TO the Richmond River
Front Corporation by deed from Ed
mund NJ. Parker et NY. dated Fchru-
AIRY 20. 1916: also. i6.Ii acres land in
Chesterfield County January ~. 1918
SaGuUu
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dwelling at 500 West Franklin Street.
to cost $3.50.
The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspectors
Maggie b. y. Neal to erect brick
warehouse at COS East Cary street, to
cost $1,000
j. Is. Hutson TO repair frame dwell
ling at l2S South Laurel Street. 10 cost
SlG4.
St. Luke Hall Building to repair
brick hall at 90i ST. James Street, TO
cost $500.
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HI sTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

Richard w. Darlington, special COM
missioner to Frederick II. Patch ct uX.,
lots 9 and TO- square %, plan OF Wood ,
land Heights. July -, 1918; $lSCo
+. NJ. Long and George &. White.
trustees. to Mary r. GOODWIN. lot OF
irregular dimensions fronting 257 feet
on the western line of Forty fourth
street. $50 feet south of its intersec-
ton with the southern line OF Rccdy
Avenue; IN the plan OF Forest Hill
Park. June a, 1918: Sl,3O5.32
}. i. Winfrcc, trustee. TO Frederick
II. Patch ct uX lots ? and 10. square
-. plan of Woodland Heights. July
90, 1915. $3.50
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$40 100000 NJ. II. Shepherd. statutory

s4o.ooo.ooo. NJ. n. Shepherd. statutory
agent. Richmond.
southern Union Cash Store. Inc
hawrenceville. Capital stock. $4,000.
purposes: mercantile business. S H.
Norwood. president. w. b. Michael
sccrctary-both OF lawrenceviIle.
Clinchheld Carbocoal Corporation.
Kio Vista. Capital stock. $4,000 Pur-
poses: coal business. Sherwood r.
Han. president, White Plains, y. y:
Edward ". Bailey. secretary, White
Plains, y. Y.
Amendments:
Kelly ~ Borum. Inc. Norfolk. in
creasinE its capital stock from $50. 900
TO SlaO.00u.
Foreign corporations domcsticated:
Regal shoe Company. Maine cor
poratron. Capital stock. 200. 900
john l.. Ingram, statutory agent. Rich
mond
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j. l.. Leary. trustee. to Elizabeth l..
Price. 20N33 ieet, known as 1901 EAST
Main street July IL. 1913, $4,000.
man, lot II. boulevard Residence Park.
July %. 1918, $3.50.
y. l.. Blake. trustee, TO Dabney Garth
right, 2I%l2v feet, east side twenty
second street, 40 feet north OF - Street.
July "A. 1915 Sl.629.oS.
y. &. Goode. trustee, to J. a. Stone.
lots -, Ii and II, square 81, Mount
COmfort. IulN Q. lalN. S1mn
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MARTlNSNILLE, VA. July 27.-Thc
Henry County Warehouse Company.
recently incorporated with $4,000 CAPT :
tai stock. will erect and have their
loose leaf tobacco warehouse ready for
business by the opening or the TO
oacco season, September .. e g Tur-
ner "f \Xton. this county. Is the pres,-
dent OF the company
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COUNCIL SCHEDULES.

The following meetings of Council
committees had been called yesterday
for this week:
Tuesdays ecal Committee on
RoadS-S:30 o'clock.
dnesday-Comm!ttee on Streets
> o'clock. Committee on Claims. S
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TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS
TO MEET SCHOOL OFFICIALS
Conference ut Atlanta to DiscusS NOca-
tlonnl Training OF Cotton MIL
Norkcrs
Try Associated rrcss.1

fBy Associated rrcss.1
WASHINGTON. July 2I.-Rcpresen-
tatives OF Textile manufacturers and
officials were called to-day
to meet in Atlanta August II and 10 In
the first OF Il series of conferences TO
work out plans for utilizing to tho
best advantage the full amounts avail
able to the Southern states under tn"
Federal vocational education law,
Dr. Clarence j. owens, manasins d.
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HustInE. Court, Part II.

Monday and Tuesday-B. +. Bush
receiver. etc, US. Southern Manufacture
ing Co. Il. i. Cox. p. a.; Smith * Cor
don. y. d.
Wednesday-Commonwcalth vs., os-
borne & Babcr.
Thursday. q. Couch VS.. Peter Gil
annoti; Il. L. Piper ". Standard To-
baCCo Co.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ~ near beach Capaci,y .oJ
~ scnting strictly modern hU,.i after *
'cnsivc al,"ra' tons. improvements ana ,-ft.r.
nishinE. iriNdt" baths. running yater IA
rooms. elevator. "ic. %"tn'le liable. wn,,,,
special w.-il. Booklet. '
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COURT CALENDARS.

The following cases have been call
ed for trial in the various courts this
week. (P. q. denotes counsel for plain
tiff and p. Il. for defendant):
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Mt. Elliott Springs Hotel

MOST ueNghttu! and convenient re-
sort in Virginia Mountains; main line
Of &. & .. Railway. Open for guests
June IS. 1900 feet above tho sea F'iv.
mineral springs. Amuscments. swim
ming pool. bowling. tennis, Music
Dancing. 10 acres in lawn. with shady
walks. For information write Mrs j
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Circuit Court, iIcnrico County.

MOudly-IcorSc =. WIS rs. J. a
sell. p. d.
Ria Yob VS.. Loninc Casari. Smith &
Gordon, p. q: Wendenburg and Cohen,
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The Want ADJ to-dny contain the
neilinE news for Tomorrow. Read the
list of bargains offered.
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Si3f,i11,.05 20
S3,IST,TGO IL
LIABILITIES
S',7 1880 GO Si",ocS.IGa .a s..o.al47 so ST.,
S1,450,s0O 90 SI7,Osc,l33 ~ sIa1-,1c-..0- :,

.e,
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HOTEL MAJESTIC

Virginia ave. and Ecacl. Ocean View
rapnci'y goo: .ievh,"r: rp.ivats ba'ns;
American plan 81 SO W. daily Special
weekly. NJ. y. SMITH.
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HOTEL SEsCnENAk4

Virginia Ave. and Beach.
m,.ern Eotri. WITH every convenience
800. private baths. open surrouit,i-
inss' splendid table.
Rates $500 up daily: SiiO0 IN weekly
W. y. CnTTEE. Manager
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Blue Ridge
Springs Hotel

Is now open. No better place TO take
AN outing or to spend your vacation
Write for booklet and rates. b.
ELLISON Manager.
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The Want Ada to-day contain the
list of bargains offered,
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HOTELS AND RESORTS
VIRGINIA.


Crockett Arscnic-LIthln SpriuK.
md Baths.
Elevation also feet. Opens June list
Celebrated for It's cures In IA wide range
of diseases and female irregularities
Quiet and restfui, away from tho cares
OF the day. Clears and beautlhes tho
Write 70. particulars.
III. &. THOMAS. Manager,
Cr0ckrtt Sprtngs. YIN.
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:
HOTELS md RESORTS
ArLn MIC CT'rl. \. J.

TIE WILTSHIRE viHNG h "a Aye
Ocean view: capacity $50. private ba III,
running water IN rooms elevator. a., a. :
music. 81 W daily: sp.cia, weekly. Amer.
lean plan. Open all year. Booklet
SAMUEL. ELLIS
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-06-06
THE RED CROSS

The cross means sacrifice - = So it
began when first the cross
Loomed as the sign of conquest
victory over sin and death,
The grave and slavery. And then it
means the highest loss
To pay for greatest gain; it meant
He gave His breath
That all the race might live in lib
erty. ** And now
The Red Cross flames, a sign OF
conquest over suffering
And pain, token of relief, badge
of service. *** How
Shall this great agency more per-
fectly affect it's work to bring
Its service to the greatest need the
world has ever known
Just as that first red cross accom-
:. plished for the race
The infinite, unmeasured blessings
through one thing alone,
SO can this service be it's best by
exercise of grace,
OF sacrifice. 49, Until we "feel the
giving" we
Must give to this great cause of help
ing liberty.
ID. G. Bickers of the Athens Banner.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1918-06-06

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