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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
FORGET" TO REPORT
PROPERTY OF ENEMY
A. Mitchell Palmer Threatens to
Cause Prosecutions for Nom
compliance With Law.
WILL INVESTIGATE RECORDS
Many Hundreds of Thousands OF
Dollars OF Money and Other Hold
1ngs Not Yet Reported by EXccu-
tors and Others.

WASHINGTON, March 2c-"This sort
OF thing has got to stop. ! am going
TO stop 1t even II have TO put u few
OF these people In Jail. There they will
have plenty OF time to remember with
regret tho folly and futility of forget
ting with profit to themselves"
This was the declaration o-night of
A. Mitchell Palmer, allen property GUS
todian. in announcing an invasion of
tho courts in order to bring to light
enemy interests involved In legal pro-
cedurc. The custodian said:
Il am satisfied that there remains
unreported hundreds of thousands OF
dollars OF money and property In this
country belonging to enemies. Much
OF 1t is undor Wills. trusts and estates
in process OF administration in our
courts"
similar pcrsonages to report such prop
cr;y to the alien property custodian.
y fine Of $4,000 and imprisonment for
ten years Is the penalty for violations.
Special investigators Will examine
the records OF every court of probate
jurisdiction In the country. Full re-
ports viii be made TO Custodian
Palmer. He Will require administra-
tors. etc, TO file these reports and OK
plain why they have not done so earlier.
And unless somo perfectly reason
able explanation Is made" he said.
their names and tho evidence Will be
turned over to the Department of JUS
tice for attention. / now feel that the
day OF grace is past"
Many banks. trust companies and
corporations also have forgotten" to
report enemy holdings. said tho Gus
todian. Business concerns have for
gottcn" to report debts to the extent
of $4,000 In one case recently brought
TO the attention OF Mr.. Palmer.
Relatives have forgotten" TO report
investments handled by them.
n railroad company has refused TO
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HsNnIco RELEASE DEEDS.

Willoughby Newton. Jr.. II acros land
near Laurel Station, bounded by tho
lands OF Charles ]. Ford. the land OF
Margaret bolton, the lands OF w
Meyers and the main road leading from
the Mountain Road to the Hermitage.
March 20, 1918. 1896.
Isaac Digs, trustee. TO J. w. Ford
90 acres land on the Charles City Road
being the same land which was con-
veyed 10 George Il. Hughes by two
deeds, one from Isaac Goodman dated
October ;. 1856, and tho other from
w II. Eurrcll ct uX. dated December
-. 1890. ana recorded in the clerks
Office of 1Icnricc County. September
2G. 1917. $500.
W. =. Purcell. Jrr trustee. to s. liar,
spectively 1850. l4.95 and 5.Ga7 acres.
about ten miles north OF Richmond
near Glen Allen on plot OF properties
Of T.. J. Melton. made by 0. Crawford
Rcdd & Bro, November II. 1913
March 20. 1918. 5000.
Gathrieht, lot Il. containing 4see
lot l6 containing A.275 acres plan OF
Wcsthampton. March 10. 1915. $500
II. Seldom Taylor. trustee. TO Nellie
GathriEht. lot u, containing 4.3GG
acres lot 15 containing 4.3l6 acres and
lot &c containing 4275 acres. plan OF
Northampton. March 10. 1918. sa.135.
II. Seldom Taylor. trustee. to Nellie
Gathright. lots H. - and 16. contain
ing respectively 4.3G6 acres. 1910 acres
aud A.2T5 acres. plan Of Westhanpton.
March 10, 1915, Sl.l00
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HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

First race--siH furionEs--Medusa. lot at
f5nsopl. 10 !. TO /. even. nrst: Dian,hea,
3Sa tEnsoE}i : to l., 70 |: even .'seeordy /;
Rose. Novation. liasty Mabel. Lady q.
Numerate. HeImick. Black Bass also ran.
III (NoIanp, to s. 4 TO s.. TO J. first ::
second: CharIys Camel, iii -ItMooncyJ. Is
Shadrach. Mex. Loanshark Palutable fa.
NoIite Article. souvenir. l>iehurn also ran.
Third racc--mile and seventy yards
4. nrs1: Austral. 10: u:ricsonl. TO = 6
10 8; 20 8, second; Cobrita, lo2, (Moles-
Ns5'ho ssnaiol 'G Tam a Tips
onQthcra, Alma Louise. DalWocd, Breezy
Fourth raccc-,n!ie and seventy yards
3. hrst; Ben Levy. liz Gentry. IL TO l.
5o'GG /, to q second; kinf H.: riiis t9wsgs2'
Ben linn!psG9 Joeuief, br; Ksndaii. ,al.s,
Th io'3Ef Reader, lack nsevSs also ran,
frst: hickorynu1. ioa tt06criO.S Is to +.
TO J. to 2 second; ZGtctic. io2 tStcyensi,
rsa l. bo f ro iG i 'HE a T~e SS2 ny
ION. Petit Bcu, Aida. Beauty Shop also ram
Sixth racc--miie and seventy yards
to i. first, ~ KinG ' Fisher. los ttaiah S
TO ]. S to 5, TO r. second: Upright. il6
.4FSiiir'nF!is lS to to So l. u to l. ,hiTH
Ray o tight. Kirrmari; also ran.
Seventh race-,nile and seventy yards
10 & afst: Thornbi isSS1 ia 5Gsntry5 :
!!h,se>; s.o-2. to 5, 70 i: mira. TIME.
louise Paul Eu;SFp "; feiiar. neyboarn bourne
Early Morn also ran.
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HAVANA RESULTS

First race-six :ur!onEs-.Ba Iron, 10
second; VagaGond, tic tI<IeeE-r). TO /.
& to 8. TO s, third. Time. .l2. Shasty
Palm Leaf. Paschou. Don Thrush l.oheH-
grin also
second race-s.x MISUNDERSTANDING. 90
OBurkl, 70 .. even. to :. irst; Scr'n-
mage. ITO liioWarlJ. . to l. 10 =. q to o.
second: Quinn, Jos U'.tzb). to- J. 10, 2.
Scarlet, Eastern Princess. Napier Tamdy.
Alrardi, London Girl also ran.
&c ;i.unsford1J. : to i. ) to 2 : to 3. urs;:
lanes O.. Ios tBulInaanl. $ TO :. to 10,
J TO 3. second; hid Nelson. IL CIIlD. to
]. & 10 ., . to :. third Time, l:0j -.
Drank Patterson, San Jon. Parlor Boy liev-
e.ly James also ran.
Fourth rac.--s.x furionEs--Frank kcN.h,
81 tMCCraunl. = 10 l. TO :. to >, first;
James. log titowardt. 70 !, TO ., 10 ..
FsCoud; Milestone, liz tShillinrJ. 20 o.. :
10 10. to 3, ;htrd. Time. i:2o. No
Trurnps, Roscoe Goose, Santc, Fonct!ouna!re,
Fif,h :aee-.iye. and hnl: turlonEs--
even; Ruth Strickland. 70. (Gro'h,,5 7? ?,
gam to l., TO !. zen, eysn. t Gt T;m me
N-Ictrola Prohibition also ran.
Sixth raCe--Uiie and my yards--Canto
T Tn Hare. los r,no,ti. : 10 / :
to l. even, second; BIT 81 Blarncy; -
Lunsfordl. to !. even, 70 :. ihird
Tine. l.i3 ~. CoufsCut!on, Cousin Dan,
Water Wings, Jason. biNan also ran.
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tees. TO J. w. Stewart 6lxtoo fec
known as 123.-t-6-s Boyd Street. Marcel,
20 1918: $3.50.
G. w. Gay. trustee. to Emma X. and
A. c. Brown 16 7-12xi00 feet. known rs
29o3 last Marshall Street. March 81.
1918: Si.S20.2S.
w. T.. Drinkard. Jr.. trustee. to A. q.
Shorter lot 1G. block NJ. Park Place.
March II. 1918: $685..
w S. Robinson. trustee. to C. X.
willis 20 2-3X1l9 1-3. known ms 2709
and 2Io?-A Floyd Avenue. March Il.
1918: st.3lQ.G2.
!. u. init. trustee. to Alice p. and r.
II. lnSham. 60NlG3 feet. known az 1915.
ISL SaTrington Street January 81,
IL. Il. Moore. trustee. to C. l.. Talley
ct NY. 3oNi2 feet. west line Thirty
fourth street. 1913 $4,000 feet north OF
street. March 20, 1918, $500.
j. Il. Carncal. trustee. TO Virginia
Realty and Construction Company. Inc,
2iNl10 feet. known. as Gl5 South Ran,
dolph Street March II, 1915, S23S5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
BROOKLYN BUYS LAJO|E
VETERAN WILL PLAY
SECOND FOR DODGERS
Several Mn,rnntcs Were Angling for
the SluCgcr. But I3bbctD Got
Him for $4,000,

NEW YORK, March 22.-Coioncl
Charles Ebbcts. president of the
brooklyn National League Club. an
bounced to-day that he has purchased
the release OF Napoleon I.ajoie from the
Toronto Club Of the International
League. The veteran Frcnchman and
batsfnan VIII play second base for tho
Dodgers. provided Ebhets can persuade
him to repor; when the season starts
1Iajoic recently made an agreement
to manage the Indianapolis club OF the
American Association and asked the
officials OF the Toronto club for his
unconditiona! release. so that he would
be able to sian a contract with that
club. The request was refused
Although IL has been rumored for
some time that certain major league
masnatcs were angling for the veteran
sluEger, the announcements OF the deal
came as a surprise 10 the whole base
ball world to-day. Ebbcts is under
stood TO have paid $4,000 for his claim
on the man who made the Cleveland
club"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Euild!ng Inspectors
Office:
". T.. Drinkarl. to cree, brick dwell
ing ut 1920 Fourth Avenue. TO cost
$3.50
w. ]. Gilman. to erect brick apart
mnnt south side Grace Street. between
f'heprard Street and Boulevard. to
cast ;ca nc0
II. Goldsmith to repair frame dwell
inc Mt ESQ Williamsburg Avenue. to
cost s.25.
r. r. Duke, to repair frame dwelling
6hl North Thirty-second Street. to
cost S2IG.
samuel II. Randolph, to repair frame
dwelling li17 Catherine stree. to cost
81 ct';
II S. Wallerstein. to repair brick
dw Cling, 1l9 South Second Street. 10
cost $500.
II. J.. Pilkinton, to repair three
frame dwellings, at Goa-ll-l3 South
Cherry Street, to cost $50.
W. II Hricl. to repair brick gar
age. ?I3 West Main Street, 20 cost $50.
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WIN D.tcnn Drlvcwn, Stone,

from the City Engineer. the Admins.
trativc Board decided to accept the
offer OF II. ID. Parrish permitting the
city to extend the slopes OF Chamber
laync Avenue Parkway over his prop
erty at the northwest corner az Cor.
don Road and Chamberlaync Park.
way. OH condition that proper drainags
were provided by tho city to proven,
the collection OF water on this prop.
erty. The City Engineer was in.
structcd to proceed with tho work n,
outlined. and TO eventually bring these
lots up to grade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
IiENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

]. II. Smith to John II. Garrett. trus-
tee 20 acres land In Varina Magisteri;l
Charles City Road. on the north by
the land OF Martineck. on the east by
the land owned or formerly owned by
lands or ltedick March 10. 1917, $40
a. NJ Mahcney to Elam G Funston
trustees. 3J0Xi79 feet. southern line
Wcsthampton Avenue, $50 feet west OF
Patterson Avenue. plan OF Nvesthamp-
ton. March 10. 1918. sI.5GS.
A. NJ. Mahoney to ELAN e Funston
trustees. 35Oxi14 IA feet, southern line
Wesihampton Avenue, intersection
southern line Wes,hampton Avenue
with western line Patterson Avenue
March Is. 1913, S246i.
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Ran. 4O7. Ran. zos,
Sales ~zE7saE Service
Richmond Motor Co. Inc.
Tenth and BROAD Streets.
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure
Tenth and BROAD Street.

arc rheumatism, with its torturinl
pains: Catarrh. often a forcrunner OF
dread consumption: Scrofula. Eczema
letter. Erysipclas and other disagurinl
skin diseases: Malaria, which make
the strongest men helpless, and many
other diseases are the direct result Of
impure blood.
You can easily avoid all OF those dis
eases, and rid tho system of them, bS
the use Of s. s. s., the wonderful bioot
remedy that has been in constant us.
Tor more than fifty years. S. s s
clcanses the blood thoroughly, ant
routs every vcstiSc OF impurity. II |!
sold by. druggists everywhere.
For valua bic literature and medical
advice absolutely free. write to-day I'd
the Medical Dept, Swift Specific Com,
pnny. 437 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta
Ga.-Adv
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Hiss noscn:hnI WIN. Mattel.

PINEHUHST, =. c., March 22.-vige
Elane V. Epsenjhu the North ana
South champion, won hy one up In a
special golf match today from Mrs.
Donald il. Barlow, %. PhladcIphia.
More than nfty women TOOK par, in
handicap contest aTainst boeic to-
day. the first prize going TO Mics Der.
nice Stratton. Of Chicago, who finished
seven up, with a handicap OF seventeen
Miss Sarah Fownes. OF Pittsburgh
playing from scratch. captured III,
second prize AT four up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
COUGHS And COLDS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
DR.. Kings New Discovery sold
since Grant was President
at fifty cents.

That was fifty years ago. In all The
years since millions OF colds have beer
checked by 1T, coughs relieved, grippe
vanquishcd. croupy children cased.
DR.. Kings New Discovery Is Gerry
effective in checking the development,
Of an oncoming cold or the advance o,
Il neglected one.
IT soo;hes the tortured throat, loos-
ems conEestcd chest, and dissipRtcs tn.
tight-packed phlcEm. Standard for
young and old as u faithful remedy 70,
and enemy OF new and old coughs and
colds and kindred attacks. Try 4,
TODAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
Mutt aud .rcG.s Divorce.

ne hrsi pick Of tho new crop Of
chorus girls appears 10 have been
Er'hbtd by the management Of the
Mutt and Jeff Company, according 10
reports. Nothing cqualing the aver
age youth and beauty of tho feminine
auxiliary singing and dancing en-
scmDles OF the production has 80 far
been seen this season, according TO
opinion In other cities. The attraction
is listed FOR appearance hero on Mon
day. Tuesday and "Wednesday at the
Academy.
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Amusenents
"pEG o. wy REART' PROVES
TO he GOOD INVESTMENT

IT Is quite likely that many of those
who Went to see peg o My Heart" at
popular prices felt that they were risk
Ing something, but il is equally prob
able that they left the Academy feeling
that they had saved Il dollar. since the
production OF this refreshing little
play. rightly called "a comedy OF
youth" IS In all essential respects en-
tilted TO praise.
Adorable little Ann Pittwood brought
out the quaint attractivcness of Peg
charmingly; she delivered her lines In
line voice and with naturalness: her
apos'rophc 10 Love was brightly
spoken; she looked the part, and GER
ta!nly I.aurettc Taylor herself never
had more common looking" dog
one suspects that Miss p.ttwood man
aged 10 secure the same animal. In
her vehement defense of her father;
IN her rescue OF the cousin from an
iil-adViScd clopcmcnt-in fact, in all
her ScencS-shc was excellent Two
other characters were outstanding.
that Of Alaric, played by Joseph Allen
ton. and Jerry. by Ralph Campbell Mr..
Niicnions idle young Embellishments
willing 10 work, or TO marry, If really
necessary to save the family, was a
good role; Mr.. Campbell, likewise. as
an attractive young man who could do
many things, as he said. aud mono OF
them well! but who proved 10 be an
English lord. has all the uual;fica lions
or matinee idol. Amy West. as Ethel
Is quite the type for tho part but one
suspects that she has not played Il
very long. Other parts were taken by
ADA Gardner. George Glare, John Alex
ander and John Lyons.
lf ono can take n little time off from
celebrating Thrift Stamp Day, II would
nc good investment to see Peg on
inns visit. and certainly the little folks
ought to enjoy IT, J. G.. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.

The building Loan and Trust Com
pnny TO Mamie Owen Styll 4ox90 feet
known as c0c and oo4 Stockton Street.
March 1G. 1918: $1,000.
Greenwood Park Improvement Cor
porntion 10 Rex O. Jones 40x155 feet
cast line Twenty-fourth street Il feet
south of the southern line OF Semncs
Avenue, Woodland Heights. April 1G.
1917: Tux. $3.50; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23

pay Judgment for large sum becaus,
tho people interested in the estate nnt
the Judgment live in Germany Tn,
railroad said 1t could hold tho none,
until tho end OF tho war as we'll, O,
better. than the administrator. A com
plant In this case was met with promp
action on the part OF the alien propcrt,
custodian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23

MACON, Ga, March 22.-"ilcme Run"
Baker renortcd 10 tho YANKEES hero
to-day. lie brought with him n half
dozen extra heavy bats which he had
made 10 order during ,hc winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk OF the
Iustings Court:
Burney Strong and Elizabeth Har-
ris. city.
Percy Adolph Douglas and C. Eleanor
Jones. city.
Robert T. Straw and willettcr Z.
McCook, city.
Deward H. Crawford md Annie Ethel
Hamilton, city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
lInl,n Iclcctch Cantntn.

WEST POINT. n y, March 22--
German J.. Hahn. cadet Of Wisconsin.
was elected captain or the Army has
ketball team for next year to-day.
Frederick Il. Butler Of California, Aas
been selected !" manage the team.
Hahn is Of the 1890 class. and plays
forward on the Observation-Disclosures team
and half back on the football eleven.
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r,;c,s. Giants n. Winner,

ST PETERSBURG, FLA, March %
Charlie HcrzoE, who was traded from
the Giants 10 the Boston Braves, ana
has been holding out Tor more money,
to-day predicted another winning sea-
son for the Giants. He gave that as
one OF tn. reasons for his holding out
lie says"rc is entitled TO salary
which Wo,iid equal the bonus he would
get for p!ayini, in the worlds series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
Jockey uadiy Injured.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March @2,-E.
Sands. one OF the most promising jock
eys on the track here, was badly hurt
to-day. lie was riding Sixteen 10
One In the second race ~ Oaklawn
Park when he was crowded against,
the inner rail and cut down Ills left
leg ana foot were injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23

IlNEl'UlIST. \ g.. March 22.--A rec
ora hcih al seventy players viii to"
on nj rinchuist o-b,orrow In the uuuI-
lying round Of the sixteenth annual
United North and South Championship
Tournament for Women. Tho rcld will
qualify In eighta on tho cham p onYhip
course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23

PHILADELFHIA, March 99.--Johnnv
Clinic, OF New York, won q eix-rouud
bout from Joe Noens. OF Ecns.ngton.
ar tho Cambria Athletic Club to-u,rh,
Battling kopn. Of League Is!ai,t. won
from Kid Shccler
Joe Phillips defeated ,!obby Lyons
in ak rounds. Young Kogtcr and
Tommy German drew In six rounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
Major rc,mon, Going to rrnnce.

NEW YORN, Nnrch 22.-MajOr Nu-
gust Belmont. president OF IN" Jockey
Club. will soon start back 10 frencc.
where he spent most OF the winter en-
Eaged IN Rcd Cross work. Il WAS an
nounced to-day lie VIII not rcmUin
for the opening Of the New York rae
ing season He Will turn over his big
stables 10 the management Of August
Belmont. Ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23

ST. pAUL. MINI. March 22.-Biily
Miskc. The ST. Paul light heavyweight
has signed contract, placing himself
under III. management OF Jack Hcddy.
well-known match maker of the Capt
tol Athletic cub, for five years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23

AUGUSTA. GA, March 22.-Tyrus
Raymond Cobb, after spending the
winter here at his home leaves to-
night for Waxahachic Tex. TO join the
Detroit Americans. who are training
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23

HIuN io' tic paving OF the sidewalks
on the west side OF Thirteenth street.
between Cary and Main Streets. were
opened yesterday by tho hdininis,ra
Two Board and referred to the CITY
Engineer for tabulation and report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
IIUSTINGS TRUST DEED.

Rex O. Jones ct ux. to John A. Tray
lor, trustee, 40x165 feet cast line Twen-
ty-fOurth Street, II feet south Of the
southern line Scmmcs Avenue, Wood
land Heights. February 20. 1918; ST.
$50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
IiENRICo TRANSFER.

Julien Gum ct ux. and w TX.
Mathews ct uX. to Minnie II. Bycrs lot
5. block ID. and lots II and Is. block
i. plan OF Monument Heights. De-
cember %. 1917; tax. 81: $40.
Greater Richmond Realty Company,
Inc. TO William II. Chappcll, 10, 3.
block 16, Monument Avenue Park.
March 10, 1918; tax 81, $40.
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
Inc, to l. w. Dowdy, lot II, block 16,
Monument Avenue Park. March 5.
1918; tax 81, $40.
Miss Nellie Gathrieht tc A. NJ. Ma
honey. 700X47i "a feet, south line
Northampton Avenue. known az lot
l6 and tho northern portion OF lot IL.
plan of West hampton. February %.
1918: tax 81. $40.
James w. Ford ct ux. to J. II. smith
20 acres land in Narina Mag!stcrial
District. bounded on the south by the
Charles City Road. on the north by
the land of Martineck. on tho east by
the land owned or formerly owned by
Mrs. Wharton. and on the west by the
lands of Red!ck. March 16. l9lS; tax
$3.50, $40.
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Il G. Wherry and y. T.. Chapman.
trustees. to ID. c.. Baker ct ux.
Cary street. February rs. 1918; SLIGO.
Stuart Bowe. trustee. TO w ii. Nell
son lot IS. block G, Roland Park. March
-. 1918: $500.
T. =, RIcheSon TO r. C.. {SaylISS, truS-
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HUSTINGS RELEASE DEED.

Rex O. Jones. trustee. to r. Z. Long
tONl55 feet cast line Twenty fourth
line OF Semmes Avenue. plan Of Wood
land Heights. March 12, 1918: s772.5O.
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The Weather
Diminished by L. S. Weather Bureau.>
Forecast. SirEinin'
Partly cloudy and
sumcMhnt colder Sat-
urdnyj Sunday fair.
North Carolina
I'nir Snt nr Il n Y,
slightly colder into
riOr; Sunday fair.
Local Temperature.

u noon temperature. ........... CO
3 T. NJ Temperature. ............. "a
Maximum temperature to s II. NJ. -
Minimum temperature to 5 i. NJ. b3
Mean temperature ............... III
Normal temperature ...-........ ~
Excess in temperature. ....... 10
Excess In temperature since March
L LOU
deficiency since Jan
uary ] .................. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
Always Leaf to Better Health

Serious eicknesses start in disordcrJ
OF the Stomach and Liver The bes}
corrective aud preventive is DR.. King
New Life pills. They prevent Constfl
patton. keep Liver and Bowels in conf
dition. No change in price still 26c.-I
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-23
The Soldiers Comfort Kits"

Arc not complete without box OF ALIENS
E in; Ease tho entaeptic powde. to shake S
xi"cs mon in training 70 ahake. Foot. Ea a.
In theIr shoes each morning. 1t tukos the
friction from tho ahoe: frcrhens tho feet
caiiouEcs ana aching. swollen. tender feet:
Atoms Foot Ease has been the standard
remedy FOR over % years. Try IL to-day
nHd frnil some packages To your friends
In Army and SnNy.--h'iv.
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Temperature. Us: humidity. Sc; wind.
direction. southwest; wind. velocity,
miles; weather, partly cloudy.