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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-11
nnerssPaid
Tribute For Work
SECRETARY HOUSTON TELLS OF
WAR JOB OF SOIL TILLERS
IN ANNUAL REPORT.

Tribute to the part played by the
nations soil tillers in winning the war
is paid by Secretary Houston in his
annual report for 1918, transmitted
to congress by the White House. Bum
per crops were grown both this year
and last in spite of adverse weather,
the secretary says, and the millions
of men and women and boys and girls
on the farm with the organized ag-
encies assisting them performed salts
factorilv, the supremely important
task of sustaining their own country
and those associated with it in the
war.
Emphasizing the difficulties and
the absence Of dramatic glamor in the
war job of the farmer, Mr.. Houston
speaks with satisfaction of the charge
during the past year toward giving
agriculture larger place in the news
papers and magazines and the world's
thought and bringing the great ur-
ban populations into closer touch with
rural life.
ct is one thing to ask man to
save, says the secretary contrasting
the task of the one who conserves and
the one who produces, "it is another
to ask him, confronted as he is by the
chances of the market and the risk
of loss from disease, flood and drouth
to put his labor and capital into the
production of food and feeds and the
raw material for clothing"
Acreage Exceeds Records.
| Pointing out that the size of the
harvest may not measure the labors
of the farmer, Mr. Houston record
that the acreage planted this year in
principal products aggregated $780,
100000 acres, or more by $500, Doc
acres than in the preceding record
year.
! Of next years prospects, the re-
port says: ct is too early to make
detailed suggestions for the spring
planting season Of 1919. During this
fall the department, the agricultural
colleges and other agencies carried on
a campaign for large wheat acre
age, and indications were given by
states as to where the requisite plant
| ing could be secured without calling
for an extension of the area or even
d uOIuinl dCICdSS III VIC o1dtSo WuISLi
had suffered from drouth for two
years. It was suggested that, if pos
sible, at least 45,O0O,OOO acres Of
wheat should be planted. The infor-
NAL indications coming to the depart
ment are that the farmers exceeded
the paintings suggested by the de-
partment.
eve do not know how either the
wheat or the rye will come through
the winter and are not now able to
state what the requirements should
be for the next season, nor can any
one now tell what the world demand
will be at the close of the harvest
season of 1919.
eve do know that for the ensuing
months the nation is likely to be call
ed upon for large quantities of avail
able food and feeds to supply not on
lly the peoples with whom we cooper
ated in the war but also those of the
neutrals and the Central powers. This
viii involve a continuation of conser-
walton on the part of our people and
probably of the maintenance of salts
factory range of prices for food pro-
ducts during the period"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-11
REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER
FLY YOUR FLAG.

The work of the Red Cross
must go ont will go on, and
you must make it possible.
This is Red Cross Week. It
is the only opportunity you will
have to join the Red Cross, for
the year 1919, or to renew your
old membership.
As soon as you join and get
your flag, put it in the front
window Of your home-let all
the world know you are men,
Der of that great organization
of humanity and that you are
proud to belong.
Join the Red Cross all you
need is a heart and a dollar.
4 X + X y X y X X <
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-11

Mrs. Lena Theis of Indianapolis ar
rived last week to be with her sister
Mrs. August Seebeck during her i'll
ness.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-11

H. Jacobson of Delhi and his fam
lily are preparing to move the last
of the week to Rush City, Mimi, where
they will take possession of a farm
and make their future home. They
will have sale of their personal pro-
perty at their farm at Delhi Thurs
day of this week, December IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
Sixth street. As feet north OF Crouch
Street. May Z. 1918. $1,000.
mENnIco nEI.laAsE DEEDS.

IL. II. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to l.. A.
Gieehorn, tract land containing ~
acres ON Willis Church Road. being
narker ct ux. by deed dated April 20.
1916. and recorded in deed book EOS \,
page 10 May s. 1918. sos.
j. T.. Sadlcr. trustee, Ia Industrial
Land Corporation. eastern half lot .
ana lot q. block 3: section ~: lots to
"a, inclusive. block A. section Is; lots
. 10 Is. inclusive. block 81. section Z.
fedcrai Park. May 3. 1918. $1,000.
-. Liehtfoot. trustee. TO G.. -.
oimstcad ct uX. i01 l-5 acres on north
cast side Elko Road adjacent TO prop
erty John Sloan. April 20. 1918; $27LS2.
j. H. tucker, trustee. to q. -. Ohm
stead ct uX. lOl 10 acres northeast
side Elko Road. April -. 1918: $2,4c0.
trustees. to q. u. Ol,mstead. iol 10
acres northeast side l;lko Road. April
20, 1918; S1sOV.
III: McGranighan trustee. to w. \.
linton, lots and 6. block ], plan of
S31S.
William l.. Tyler and John II. Guy.
trustees, TO Hcnrico Land Corporation.
tract land on north side William sburs
bounded by the Nine Mile Road on tho
west. the land of Alexander Grown
on the east. by the land of i'rayscr on
the north and the williamsburg Road
south: also tract on south side VIII
Harrisburg Road. containing II ST-l0o
acres. bounded ry Bcu!ah l:oad on the
west. Williamsburg Road on the north
the cast May /. 1918. S2,3iu
Chewing X EoNlcy. trustees. to
James i. Blanton. 1ONl90 Icct. eastern
line l.ihhie Ayennc, az northeastern in
Lane. being lot II. plan OF West View.
May :. 1918. SitS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
HUsTlNGs TRUST DEEns.

A. NJ. Mahoncy to w. e, Purcell. Jr..
trustee, y feet IA inches by 1855 feet.
known as l1cl Hull trcet. May 10.
1918. S772.5o.
John b. Swartwout ct NIX. to Leroy S
Brown. trustee. :9xlo5 feet south line
Decatur Street 81 feet west OF its in
terscciion with tho west line Of Eighth
street. May .. l?lS. sl,4l6.
T. w. Band ct TX. TO w. T.. Bryce
trustee, 16oNS00 feet south side Balm.
bridge Street between Twenty fourth
$1,000.
+. II. Stoltz ct lux. to W. S. Robin.
son. trustee, Soxl2o feet northwest
corner Fifth and Bainbridge STREETS
April %. 1915. $3.50.
r. H. Stoltz ct ux. to w. s Robin.
son. trustee. 30xl2o. feet northwcs,
corner Fifth and Bainbridge Streets
April %. 1918, $3.50.
Albert Cheatham ct ux. to a. y. Pet.
tiErew. trustee, 3pXl20 feet, west line
Fifteenth street. 20 feet from its in.
tersectton with the south line of De-
catur Street, known as los East Elf.
teenth Street. Nav s. lnlS SIa2NS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
IIENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

p. 3. Lamm ct uX. to 10 Lane stern
trustee; three acres Fronting 200 feet
on , n9s,h s5 line g Charles City Road May
G.. D. olms,ead G, TX. to G. F.. Haw.
trustee. 90 l-5 acres northwest side
Elko Road. April so. 1918. $4,000.
l.. A; Gieghorn ct ux. TO the Federal
Land Bank of Baltimore; tract land
made by 4. Z. Crawford Rcdd & Bro
April IS, 1916, recorded in clerks office
Henrico County in deed book 209-B, In
Narina Mns!sterial District April o.,
W: p. Loving TO Bosley & Blake
trustees. 10Xl9o feet. east line Libbie
Dahlia Lane. with cast line L!bbie Ave-
nue.. being lot II. plan OF West View
April 20, 1915 sl.o...
linda Gwinn Straith to George r.
division of lo-acre tract plan OF
which was made by. 7. Crawford Redd
page 81. the lots being near stop 80 -
on In. Seven Pines ear line. April %.
J. d. Carneal and Charles X. Wills
trustees tract land containing u.
Road, about four miles below Rich
mond. being part OF lot ~. on plat
made by James I. Redd, recorded in
clerks e ofc =. OF iienriG9 co.nty. in D.
j. y. Sims ct uN. TO r. j. Crawford
81 NY. northern half OF lot :. all of
lots :, 2. 10 and II and tho southern
half Or lot -, section - plan q Beech
wood Park May :. 1918. Sl.O1G
oito kuCcro. Jr.. ct uN. TO tho Fed
cral Land Bank or Baltimore. 90 acres
| land in Fairfield Nacis:crial District.
| hc!rS the same property conveyed from
David Meade White and others by deed
dated May 81 1914. and recorded in
Deed Book CORA. paE" 3I5; also tract
containing 4,.+ acres according 10 a
plat OF survey made from Plat recorded
~ Plat Book |, page li5. April 80.
1918. $500.
Ann Fenncr ct vir to II. c. Redd.
I trustee. tract OF land containing 1876
acres. about seven miles west OF Rich
! inond IN Tuckahoe Magisterial Dis
triCt Nav = lnlS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

,ol increasing It's capital stock from
$4,000 to $4,000. 0'''
hiFa 's-oye Realty Corporation. Nor
ioik. increasing it's capital stock from
$4,000 TO $4,000. = ON
Corey Memorial Institute Porte
mouth, charging purposes cha,yir-
trustees, etc. . al :
Universal Leaf Tobacco Comna,v
me- hIehmond. changing provisions as
10 stock do
nh'fhdmeais to foreign corporations:
h'rhhart Mercantile Company. a
"'SSouTi corporation. increasing i,s
'ahI'"i stock from $4,000 10 s75o.ooo
Ih"'an refining Company, a Maine
corporation. reducing its capital stock
from $'H"o, 600 to $500, 600.
Irct- o-l.itc Corporation, Richmond
''pi'ah 100000: treating natural oils.
r"., L" reader them suitable for com
n''Fei1l use Thomas Il. Gay, presi
cent iichmond; stephen y. Van Ness.
'lee-rrsSidcnt; Robert n. Chambers.
SECRETARY and treasurer. both of New
ins HpP ,.9yii ;asy Tie Roller oo Company,
i"Iinf" patent tie roller. solomon
iHnp"; president; Harry Bcrmn, secre.
lIy. both Of Danvillc.
20 M
hoaE"kc. capital, $1,000; deal in stocL
hohda. etc: Thomas v. soardman
r ,Ig%. .i William u. Godfrey. secre-
''tN ana treasurer. both Of Roanoke.
shenandoah Valley manganese CIR
pnf"tIom, Stanley. Capital. 1900: min
inS business. George $. Dawson. nrns-
n ,%e n, hihcri T. Meyer secretary, both
norters Cross Hoads Cheese Factory
me- lvaGhoc. Capital, $1,000: manu-,
,@ctnre cheese etc. William Wilkins.
president. lvanhoc; II. NJ. Burnett, sec.
Richmond. Capital. $4,000: real estate
business, r. II, Piummcr. president:
mond. 80"
Amendments:
Russell Coal Corporation, Honaker.
lnm"rcaSins itS capital stock from slo.-
SupnIi"mcntaI certificate incorpora-
ton: t!inchhcid Fuel Company, Of Gal
N"Si"n. Inc. lib stone Gap. Increasing
Us capital stock from $4,000 to $3.50,
Foreign corporations: Amendment TO
GhirtCr Thomas cusack Company, a
capital stock from $;.000.000 to S1O,-
Eorcign charters domesticated:
nllantic Lard COMPANY, a Massachu-
sets corpora ton. Capital stock S. 600
g. T. Ruhl. statutory agent. Norfolk.
Firest"nc Tire and Rubber Company.
west virginia corporation. Capital
agent. Richmond
certificate Of reduction OF actually
isau"d and outstanding stock: old DO
SGi375.
Newport News Printing Company,
$4,000; printing business. A. j. Clan
motif. president. w. 7. Rakcr, secrc-
tary. both of Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
CHANTt:ks ISSI,I.n

=. Chart"rs were issued by the S,o,n
r,G,rIporation Commission yesterday AS
GU Giles r,ower, Company, rearisburr.
ness. Bernard Mason. i %,m,-
't'riS ,g' G Hale. sccro;ary.
80" herh sanitary Company. Incor-
Merea@1le > Snsncss. Ganii9L s 1900.
president: W. {. Lam, sccrctarv.i,n, /,
Of Norfolk '''' -
xa Mrandon c, rl?eS .Esal,y Corporation.
muS!ncss. j. T. Morgan. prcsirIor,''
mcdonald. s"crctary-both of Nor
Amendments:
Alt ne .M,ln,rthn Jefferson sana,oriur1
nt5,5T'cia ton Incorporated. Charint,".
III, a. changed to Martha Jefferson
i'eshlial Incorporated.
, security storage and safe no,,,i,
cro,,i.' Incorporated. Norfolk. IN
0 0nn IT. capital stock from 5000
boHer Grocery Company. Tncor-
ni tal ssn. W@otsi9ciS. increasing its cap
The capitol Refining Co,r,,,,,'
corrorated. Rclcc iucrcasjnr -, 49, ~
S'Vyk rom 100000" 10 81 $50 6S6S
cba, "2n, fierce Co. inc Norfoll;
I,nahsihS name TO j.. q. Wood & e.
Fawland sales COMPANY. Inc r,ch
it"h"' changing name 10 iSawland coz
.i, nc " hiimorc Lyon Companv T.,
G, 80 f..i'ii; Petersburg. changing name
|" LIErh-IIiucitlo * Co, In. ''"'"'
i."iNi"a charters:
:. ,,n!.eG states Wooden Mills Comp,nv
",n NIT IN. '"nH corporation with $500 600
,aPii"4 STOCK Thomas r.. Cav stt,,,,.,,,,
agent. Richmond statutory
c.h n,mInn.H@nt to Planters IN, and
SCI 'r,n.i"i'', increasing it's capj;ai
C,,,,. ron $4,000 ia 100000.
hhfiora have been issucJ IN. 49,
Stat Stat Corporation Commission ~ ~ f Lhc
Mutual Amusement
ii ii%HG hws,no canial %2oooo; ' merca".
iFs Ma,1,,r; h?,h q l!onowen ana
,>c MG,n"E uoal Mining. Company. Inc.
business ~ u. May. president: LeIin
cary, Eccroiary both OF Morton.
H,aun,on Dairy Products Corpora
stock from sio.No0 10 200
Paxton Lumber Company. Inc Bris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
CAR SHORTAGE DEPENDS
UPON STEEL PRODUCTION
Railroad Administration Snys Fundn.
mental Need IA for More Mo-
tive Power.
IBy Associated Press.l

fBy Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. May ll.-Relief from
the railroad car shortage depends upon
the supply OF steel, the railroad ad-
min!stration to-day informed the SEN
in reply to a request for information
as TO what steps were being taken "a
furnish enough cars to move Goa! for
next winter.
Tho fundamental need Is for motive
power. and it is the Intention 10
utilize the maximum capacity OF thu
locomotive plants to the limit" SAID
the statement. Cars will be built
just as rapidly as the steel. which il
the controlling feature. can be pro-
vidcd."
During the first three months Of
government control sci locomotives
were delivered. although orders up TO
January last called for 2.4iS loco
motives. This delay in nllinG tho
orders was due. the report adds, to
shortage OF materials and the con-
struction or locomotives for use in
Russia and for this government. Since
the government took over the rail-
roads. 100000 new cars have been or
dcrcd.
Senator Smith. OF South Carolina.
chairman OF the Commerce Committee.
conferred with representatives OF tho
fuel administration to-day, and was
promised a detailed statement showing
the amount OF coal mined and trans
ported this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

j. n. Nolde ct TX. to Nolde Bros Inc.
2l.S5 feet by So feet north side
Broad Street, 1875 feet north OF Twcn-
5yosixth Street. May !. 1915; tax. $3.50;
r.. q. Allen ct ux to Leila Rubin. so
feet by l24 1-l2 feet west line Thirty-
fourth street 80 feet north of r Street
May a, l9lS; tax. so cents; $40.
Aurelia NJ Sclph ct v!r to q. Is Harris
CT al, ~ e-3 feet by $50 feet known
as 35lc East Clay Street. May .. lelS,
II. NJ. Delaney ct TX. to Fannie l..
May >. 1915: tax, $3.50: $40.
STUART Bowe. trustee. to l.. II. Bland
10 fcet by l43 l.. feet, known as 1925
W est cary street. April 80, 1918, Sl,9.5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12

Tho following cases have hcon called
Tor triS! IN The various courts this
and i. II. for the dctondan):
La" and Equity Court.
Patterson vs.. Ruth Tucker. y. q;
Lovcrstcin. y. d.
sidney II. snst. Inc. VS. Tho * G. =
t,im, company ct. al WcndenburS &
hH Wd9n H. t n q; Il. h. English, p. d.
=, J d2sspn Lassister vs.; Richmond vir-
p O.; Byrd, Fulton 4 Byrd, p. a.
j. r. Cannon y. d; Attorney General
Thursday
ne syd" 2s%r, nnna Isy IL; Us Richmond
Pollard & smith. p. d. :
:, INC .ir, League vs.. comtor. Electric
ppn a2s; etc: ). l." Winso, p. o.; J. s
Fr%seheii vs. c. NJ peane. stern. y
d; Claude Dean. p. d. =
GA Dominion Trust Company vs.. Wiz.
sinia building Corporation. II. Mon.
,,aG9e, ?, q. l.eake & Buford ana II
L. smith p. d.
Sales Corporation. Larter. Crawford g.
l'ead' J.. o.; o'F!ahorty * O'Flaher,v,
- NJ. Scawcll vs.. international Ma
om. i corporation. T. Gray Haddon
h hniI CrdWay Fuller. p. d; l. r. camp.
,, Iohn X Browning VS.. j. y. Tyrec.
Hastings Court. pnrt u.
da %to''"aE' tuesday. Wednesday. Thurs
Mrs Nellie II Thorp. administrative
~, Il .eh'nnnd I Co. OF al O'riahcrfv
l.. O. W"ndenburg. p. d. ''''''''e"S'
DT. Winfr"d W. Wood vs.. IL T. WI.
I'ihlhs 81 ais C. W. Crowdcr. . q
IL%hifoot & Tucker. y. d. - W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

w: p. Redd and L. H. Saunders,
1 nor,hSos 70 r. H. aT[s 4slSi fHGt
l.. l.. Brown trustee 10 Jessie &.
Duke, S5NGS feet. known as ISIS. asia
l.? and $Si5 Wiiiiamsburg Avenue.
j. ID. Carncal. trustee, TO H. 7. IIu
bank, a c-3 feet and OF irregular shape
known as Sill, STA. 5ij. 81. $40. sol.
and an ~ W .odo Baker Street October
}. u. Carncai. trustee. TO e. c. Pc.
fouzc. ~ % feet and Of irregular shanr
and 52a West Baker street. October
C. 1917. $3.50
stuart Rowe. trustee. to Lille r Des
nortes; 3oNl5o feet, known as l02S West
q. +. Chapman, trustee, 10 i. H.
Eowles. 10 l-2xl$t 81 feet. north line
Floyd Avenue. 81 feet east Of Plum
street. May 9. 1alS, $3.50.
carthy. 5oxi9o feet. nor,h line clad
stone Avenue. 30 feet west 81 Ma
stuart howncc' trustee. to j. r. 5 Ne;
Park Avenue. May 8 .lels. $3.50.
r. C. M99ref NJ A ind A. l. n'f tssi
S;uar; Road, May ,, 1918 s2,oss.
W Z. rurcen r.. trustee, 20 ~
Place aay /. 1918. SIS.
rinia neait" and Construction Com
pany. Inc. Polls Sc feet. known as
100 South Loinbardy street May s.
II. II Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO Wiz
Ginia Realty and Construction Com
pany. Inc. co5-lc Sc feet. known
as III South Lombardy street. May
s, 1918. sc.94o
IL + Pollard. Jr. trustee. to Wiz
i-iria Realty and Construction Com
pany. inc. Polls Sc feet known az
ll3. ll3A South Lomhardy street. May
s. 1918, s29io.
G. G. chain. trustee, 10 q A Cay.
80 l"3 feet southwest cnrner Thirty
hfth and r Streets. May !. 1918
G. G Chain. trustee. to L. r. Miller.
81 1875 fee, northwest corner Thirty
third and Leigh Streets. @iay J. 1915
$1,000
Ksnodc ct " v7 IS Hs 10 foot 9 aai in n
Gay stT rect" NAY i5,s s@e s2 @96,h OF
Sitterding ct ais, trustee. 10 w.
g Thomas % Y Ito feet aouth line
Fairmount Avenue, p feet west Of $
r. w Jones trustee, 10 sarah NJ.
hdcianski. lot -, block p. park Plan
May :. 1918. $50.
j y. Carncai, trustee. to Mary L.
Jasncr. 20 i-%xl21 feet north side %
Street. Arrl O. 1918, ti77.
w T.. Rndd, trustee, to W. j.. Cross
:5M l'9%s feet Known az 1910 Floyd
Chewing s Bcxley, trustees, to J: O.
N.or,h Fin street May Z, 1918. ST.
Chewing e. Roxley trustees. TO J.
o. Lewis. 3cxl25 feet, west side OF
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

trustee, 352-s fec, BY $50 feet, kno S%i;
as 35l2 East Clay street. May ..
t Ct ais trustees, p feet by i.5 fcei;
Fannie 4. Austin ct vlr TO f. r.
Scnmidt d Co Inc, trustee. lot ., block
T.: j. Beattie ct ux. to \. d. Smith,
trustee. aSI-s feet by. 6525 feet SOUTH
T!de Ga sirss; = az feet east OF
F. j. Beatiie Ct ux. to A. -. Smith.
trustee. p ~ feet BY IS % fee, south
line Ca Cary Street, ~ ILL., feet east OF
r. j. Bsattie ct ux. to \. -. smith.
trustee. - LIE feet by 81. feet south
cast corner Temple ana Cary Streets
W. S. BioAton G, TX. to Il. ". Jacobs.
trustee. ocAlil feet south line Hill
crest Avenue. 1871, iect NEST "
Carl Ruchrmund to J. T. carncal.
trustee. - feet ! 81 inches by 80 feet.
1918. $3.50. 80
Carl Ruhermund TO J. 7. carneal.
Trustee. :s i-sxs5 feet known as 9l9
l.. G. Clark TO Pollard s. Basby, inc.
trustee. 25%+5 feet. known as 232S West
Grace Street, May 4. 1918, s2,3sO.
T.. =: Fore ct ux. 10 Pollard q Bagby
depth; known as III ll4-A, nc. li6-A.
street: May :: 1918, $3.50.
wnins " EoXley. trustee, 2lxl35 feet
known IS soc North First Street. May
w. b. Bayiiss to H. 7. Richeson.
trustee. 3oNi25 feet, known as 1901
hanover Avenue. Apri! -, 1918. 1855.
so ". y, bnyiisS ct uH to +; $. hiche
known as sol Hanover Avenue ADrii
II. 1913. .sl.475. '''' .
en "; r; Word ct , TX; to Melvin rlsg;
North Twenty eighth Street May 10,
trustee $3.50 fse, NORM M 4 line sl1 Gisd
po:leo2 s,5ee, May .. isls. $50 81 N''
field trustee aaa s. q1 axi i9 e fcs 6 Ts nda
IS IS, ltse-2 Claiborne Street. April %,
and II; r. Miller. trustees, "a as feet feet
and OF Irregular depth. known AS $40
stqaT, Rod Rod May ,. lais. $500:
naIiy ,r MeJssfnX r N,9 nx' TO- TO NJ d Nun.
2l2I Park Avenue. May 6. leis; $3.50
tees { ie Ksssd fsGt b to Epps GpPs rus
l. r. Britt ct ux TO " f. pprcel
J,: and Iulisn Gum. trustees. lot s,
bIock o. Highland Park. May !, 1915;
z. l.. Delaney 10 w. T. purcell. Jr
trustee, lots II, "a and % Highland
Terrace. May 4. 1915, s2,24o
7 trustee, 30 1l2xl2J feet southwest
corner OF Farmount Avenue and Tween
ty-second Street April %. 1918: s6.S75.
e. p. Miller ct ux 10 g. g. Chanin
trustee, 55x125 feet northeast corner Of
Thirty-third and Leigh streets May
a, 1918; SS26.
4. p. Ratcliffe ct ux TO c. X. wills
ct al. trustees. 23x1l0 feet south limo
. Paramount Avenue. 81 feet west or
Twenty third street. April %. 1915;
s.sf Percy Montague. Jr.. ct TX TO /, +
RIanton. trustee, 90 1-3rSs feet known
AS 111-111-A South Lomhardy Street.
May 8, 1918: s2.sOo
Ss5 "a. p. RatcIifc ct ux, 10 c. x. willis
set AL, trustees. 23xiI0 feet south line
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Real Estate Summary
Twenty third Street. April IS. 1918:

a. f. Neninann ct TX. TO Howard
sutton. trustee. rs 65-looN121 $500 feet
northeast corner Twenty third and NJ
streets. May s, 1918; $3.50.
H. /. Iillcr. ct uN. to j. L. Davis.
trustees. lot IA, block Is. Chamberlayne
Iiacc April &c .l91S: $1,000.
Nathan Spectcr ct uN. to +. J.. Crutch-
field. trustee. 30X25 feet northwest cor
ner second aud Byrd Streets. May s.
1918; $l.45o.
Bell Nar1"an to II. G. Iaddon. trus-
tee. i'%lac feet, known rs IS West
Leigh Street. April -, lalS; $500
Carrie Il. Peyton 20 s. w Robinson.
trustee. . l-@Nlll feet. known as I4l3
West Leigh Street. Ma, s. 1915, slO0
Nancy Is. Custalo to, l.. j. Crawford.
trustee. SoN13? feet cast line Ninth
street. being lot rs and northern 10
I. 1918. SSSS14 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-12
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
.Forty.One Transfers Arc Recorded,
Reaching Total OF
$149,S-O.
CARY STREET PROPERTY SOLD
Hanover Avenue Homo Changes
Hands Twice, Last Sale Bringing
S0,50O-Sevcral Sales i'm Suburbs
Announced for This Week.

Twenty-one property transfers for a
total of s14e.s7a were recorded last
week in the clerks Office OF the Chan
cory Court.
Tho transaction involving the larE-
est amount of money was the sale
by J. J. Lcake. special commissioner.
to Eliza 2. Todd ct ais. OF the prop
erty A. feet / inch by 81 feet S in
chos. located on the notrh side OF
Cary Street, Just south OF an alley
running back TO the Shockoc ware
house, for the sum OF $500.
The property known as 2o3 North
Lombardy Street. measuring 40 feet s
inches by 100 feet s inches was trans
ferred 10 the Richardson Funeral Com
pany. Inc, by the w. Fred Richardson
Security Storage Company. Inc, the
consideration being $1,000.
J. l., Davis ct ais. sold to the Vir-
Einia Realty and Construction Com
pany. Inc. the apartment designated
as "o7 South Fourth Street. situated
on a plot ~ 1-2 by 100 feet, for the
sum OF $4,000.
TWO SALES OF HOMES
IN THE WEST END
Two pieces OF improved real estate
IN the west end also changed hands.
w. NJ. Parrish. executor. sold to w. f.
Bayliss the real estate known as 1901
'idboNcE Avenue On a plot measuring
so by 125 feet. for $3.50, and w. s.
Bayliss and wife in turn disposed O..
this same piece of property 10 A. g
IS. James for $4,000.
Of interest i'll realty circles is the
auction sale next Saturday oc a por-
ton OF the College View subdivision
located on tho Three Chopt Road and
Patterson Avenue, in Wcsthamptou.
near the Country Cluo OF Virginia The
sale Will be conducted BY the At,aut,,
Coast Realty Company, which will also
manage an auction OF lots near Seven
Pines Thursday.
Only minor operations were to be
noted in the building field, although
plans have been filed by the American
Locomotive Company for a onc-story
concrete and steel cleaning shed TO be
erected at the north end of the Boulc-
ward by j. 7. Nuckols, the estimated
cost being So4,500. Plans for two SINH
lar improvements At this plant are also
nearing completion.