davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Eleventh Assembly District.

lst Z. D.W 10th st. West End sv. x
1olst st. and HLdson River 1 "'s'
"a f; D-W. l04th st. Broadway. w fois.
50 p DIV. lO4th St. Ams.erda, ~,
W l0lst ST and Broad wav ave
w io4th 81. and Hudson River
9Th e. D.A diagonal line from, tha co--,,
OF w. looth IT and Amsterdam, ave IN ~.
corner OF " lo4th 81. and Columbus ave
Columbus ave, w. lo3a 81 and Ams-srIa.
ave. ''e'e'o cam
eth f. D.-W. loath st. Manhattan ave X
lvt,n ~ n, 81; and diagonal line from the corner
ner or W 1O5th st. and Amsterdam ave
sth E D-A diagonal line from The coro.-
osrsT OF Amsssraam s., ave and " Io5th St o 70 Ps,
l'eth st. Manhattan ave. and ". 10th a,
W. lo4th 81. and Manhattan ave co.
9Th r. DIV lostA St Manhattan av. "
lo6th 81. AMI Columbus ava "
wta Doth st. Columbus ave. a
a.asonal Nne from the corner OF Columa, :
ave. and W. lodth ct. 70 the corner ~ an,
s'erdam ave. and w. ,o5th 81. and Arns,.r-
llt +. D.-w. loeth St Amsterdam, 49,,
| w lo5th ST. and West End ave 90
18th f. DIV lo7th 81. Amst.rdsr, ~.
w ,q,n 10th 81; AID ., West End ave.
~ l"'n ,o,,, = p'nW % %losth st. Columbus ave
Nv I"h r. Nv iesth st. Broadway. IVES,
f'na ave " i9oth =. and Hudson Rive-
from ON" tie cnrro DW - lysth W & st diagonal rs
@ 1am ave. 70 the corner o, w. losth 81. and
Columbus ave. w losth 81. and nrosd.xs,
l6th T. D.-W l1oth st. Amsters.rn
ave-; , "; los'h st and Hudson River
diagonal inc from, she corner Of So1,,,,, ,.'' =
ave- and w. losth st. 10 the corner OF A.
stefdam ave. and w ioeth st ani Amst.~.
dam ave. '
18th F. DIV. lioth 81. Manhattan ava
W; los'h St and Columbus ave
uNH lNH r e.W 10th Il. Central Pa
Ncsr W lViih =. and Manhattan ave
.ota F W NH 81. ~ aTe " re,.
81. az! Manhattan ave.
.,-!si = p.-W. ll3th ST. Manhattan ave
diagonal iine from tho corner Of Manhat,s.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
Boundaries

COUNTY or NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10
boundaries
Election districts are bounded by and within
First Assembly District

LIST Z. D.-Grand st.. Gouverneur st
Division ST.. Montgomery St, f. broadway
and Clinton at.
Division st.. Gouverneur st.. q diagonal line
from the corner OF Gouvcrneur ST., and Madi-
son st. to the corner Of Henry and Mont
gomery ST.. Henry st. and Clinton ST.
Sd f. D.-Henry st.. Montgomery St, Madi-
son ST. and Jefferson st.
4th L. Donaldson St. Montgomery st a
diagonal line from the corner OF Montgomery
and Henry sts. to the corner of Gouverneur
anu Madison sts. Gouverneur st, Monroe St
and Clinton St
9TH Y. Monroe st. Gouecrncur st,
New-York tribune., 1918-10-10

and Avenue B.
9th r. D.--A d
OF Avenue B and
Avenue c and L
st. and Avenue B
10th e. De.
st. and Avenue c.
11th e. De.
st. and Avenue Il
18th Il. De.
st. and Avenue c.
18th II. De.
onal line from Il
Il. 9Th st. to the
9Th st and AvenV
l4th Z. De.
st. and Avenue C
18th Il. De.
at. and Avenue c
10Th Z. De.
st. and Avenue B
18th E. De.
st. and Avenue I
18th Il. De.
st East River, I
10th e. De.
st. and Avenue c
Goth r. DE.
ST.. East River,
11th ST., Avenue {
21st T.. d. Il.
81, Avenue B, Il.
22d e. De.
st. and 1st ave.
23d r. De. !
St. Avenue c, E.
24th e. De.
st. and I'd ave.
26th L. De
from the corner c
to the corner of
Il. 10th st. and 1
Goth T.. D.--A
ner OF Avenue A
ner Of Avenue B
diagonal line fro
and +. 18th st.
and Y. 10th ST., q
9th i. De.
st. East River,
from the corner {
to the corner OF
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-10-25

NoSeeg - suoaAA AeooUegH.
state Of Losisse.e. P.slsA q Tsasas. Tsssl
DlstSlct Court.


-: CO. s1.f Z. sl ss;ssg res::: 81
1xeentrix u ~ s1eeoealoo a. Do1GloG
MI. deeeased, - 1lsd - 6sai ssssss6
thesotQ - 1lea Il ny o1ee vithin ~ asys
Snof arse pSblioet1oo heeeof. aaDe WW -
s es!r. -: 'itS az re, = $780, 81 - :. 8.
!; sG ,:ss Sssfs G Ssv 81 s, s ". s'
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-10-25
VS.

Huey p. Long, Jr., defeated Burk
A. Bridges In the second primary for
railroad commissioner of the third
railroad district. The returns show
Long 1888 and Bridges e,e51.
Ben O. Dswkins defested 8. L. Her
old BY . majority Of 4,675 votes for
associate justice, supreme court for
the second district. The returns show
Dswkins 500 and Herold 1854.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-10-25

Mrs. Losey has returned from q
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Byram, at
Alexandra.
Mrs. Oscar Levy and daughter, lit
tie Miss Elaine, have returned from
q visit to relatives at New Orleans.
Miss Marion Curry has returned
from visit to her cousin, Mrs. Hugh
DeVsIen, nee Miss Frances Watson,
at Seattle, Washington.
Owing to the prevalence Of influenza
at the State Normal School at Match
itoches and the Louisiana Industrial
Institute at Ruston, those institutions
have suspended for the time being,
and this week Miss Pauline Abrahm
and Miss Ruby Smitha returned from
the Normal and Miss Dorothy Hendon
from the Industrial.
Mrs. X. Worrell was visitor to st.
Joseph last week aud while here re-
csived the sad intelligenoe.of the death
In that city from influenza Of her
brother, Mr.. Willie Avrill, which oc-
CURED on Monday night after . few
days illness. Mr.. Avrill was we'll
known here, having lived with his
sister moro or less In his boyho0d
days. His friends will regret to learn
Of his death.
The physicians announce that the
epidemic of Spanish Influenza which
has been 90 widespread in the par
ish, lie believed to have spent its force
and lie gradually .sbating and 1t 10
hoped will soon disappear. It is DIFF
ficult to state just how many cases
we have had, certainly several hoo.
dred, and that is conservative, but the
mortality has been unusually low. We
understand there have been one or
two deaths in the 7th ward among
some white people who have recently
located in the parish, and there have
been some deaths among the colored
population in the parish, but com.
pared to the mortality In other places,
Tensas has been extremely fortunate.
for al of which we should be very
thankful. At this time It 10 not pos
sible to say just when the schools and
churches and other public gathering
places can be opened and business re.
sumo it, normal trend, but our people
can rest assured that the oficials will
exercise every precsution for the safe
" Of the general health and welfare
Of the public.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-10-25

enccosst0a Of =. o. Mallory, deooasod.
0UBLIC NOTICE b hereby givsa thas
pointed Adsisisss.sor d Is Suessss;oe &
n. o. Mallsgy, dsesaesd.
sk sS 3 "a !: - csse ~isSss s:s az.
WIll b 1ade 6 pesyed foe.
IL 81 49, g - a. 80 e :sS =: So Of
,JO0. CURLY,
Clerk M plstSiot Oo0Et, 16onas P1Sloh, Il.
o.. JosspA. La, o01s66s t1sh. 40.
sn>aensll - - =
uuY 4 2iHEiTY D0NU 1Os6xYl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
nENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

Charles s. Garrett. trustee. to Charles
y: Cooke, 504acres land in Brookland
District near Taylor's Crossing, being
sive, IS. 81. 80, So SC, IS and So. ms
shown on : plat of the Taylor Farm"
May 1918: S2S.000.
Samuel Ftrestone. trustee. to Matte
Emma Blosser, 80 acres land on the
River or New Market Road. near Lau
rel Hill Church, about miles east
of Richmond. April 20. 1918; $1,000.
w. Il. Redo, trustee, 10 c. c. Satter-
field, tract land containing 100 acres
on the Mcadowbridge Road, about /
mile north of Richmond. May 9, 1913:
$4,000.
w. Gibbs. , acres land in Varina Dis
trict. adjoining the land Of John Hall.
Bethel Club or Hail, Ned Gibbs and
others. April Z, 1918; s7S.65.
George Il. White. trustee, to Otto
kucera, Jr.,. 47.4 acres land bounded
by the lands of =. Wagner. Hobson
Baker and $. Bol,z: also 80 acres in
White Oak swamp about nine miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands
of G. i. Richardson on the north and
cast. and a. Hobson on the south. Nav
II, 1918; $1,000.
T.. Raleigh Phillips. trustee, to John
w. Pceler ct ux. tract land contain.
ing 90 acres on the old Deep Bottom
Road. about seven miles southeast of
Richmond. May Is, 1915; 5000.
Richmond Bank and Trust Company.
trustee. to Clyde w. Saunders, lot s.
block s, plan OF Duntreath. January
II, 1918; $3.50.
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cuANCEnY TRUST DEEDS.

c. T. Norman to Elan Funston.
trustees 32.54x150 feet. known as 203I
Monument Avenue. May /. 1918: SIS
$50.
J. P. Todd to Meredith & Lcake. trus-
tees. % 2-3N1ls feet. known as 1906
East Marshall Street. May 8. 1918;
II. S. wallerstcin to w. S. Robinson.
trustee. 2s 1-6xl79 "a feet south line
kensington Avenue. 40 feet east OF
The G h2 o. ia5a May ay 2 1elS; st;sss;
J. J. Leake and II. A. McCurdy. trustees.
% feet 2l-2 inches by 100 feet, known
as 2625-2625-A West Cary Street May
10. 1918; $3.50.
Reginald Ruth to F. sitterdins ct ais.
trustees. ~ feet and of Irregular depth.
known as 31G-1S-2O22-24 Page Street.
May 1G. 1918; $3.50.
Mary Brightwell to F. sittcrdinE ct
a. l SIS: s sna st. James Streets May
Jeremiah Bassett ct ais. to B. A.
Cephar. trustee. 80 feet and Of unspe-
c.iied depth. known as 1901 North Sixth
Street. May i6. 1918; $685..
G. c. Cooke ct uI. to c. X. Willis
and 7, X: Vertner. 3ox125 feet, known
as ego Floyd Avenue. May 10. 1918:
trustee 3S 5-12x165 feet, known as
1879 1879 West Jackson Street. May ii.
Ella Q. Waller ct viz to Chewing
as 40 West Leigh Street Nay s. sn Isis.
E. D. Johnson ct ux. to F. 8. Richie
. feet, known nayii is g5 i5uS fsfE
emu D. G4 MaE To- to MS 81 l. 'a Walker ,rus
tee. Is l4xl59 1-2 feet. known as
az IL West Clay Street. May Is,
c. D. Grimm e, ux. to NJ. L. Walker.
trustee. esxl2o feet, south line Chaffin
Street. Us feet, east OF Randolph
W. q. Griffi ct TX. to 10 Lane Stern
c. NoEthside Pace May is, 1o1s. SITES.
,rn G: p, tathrop ct ais: to, H. +: Rose.
Park. May is, Isis, s2a.5oo. '"'ef
% G; F. Vore to f. j. Blake trustee,
as 2o27 Hanover Avenue. May 10. ISIS.
c: ". Williams to w NJ. Justis. Jr.,
Broad and Wall Streets, fronting %
feet on south line of Broad Street %
FEET iSS ana and Of irregular depth on south
Street; also COMES feet, west side wall
Street. So l-s feet south Of Broad
street. May is. 1918. $4,000.
waI fe 1 frus Mes 1 viz e NJ feel,
known as ~ North Third Street. May
10. 1918. $1,000.
w: ;. Cowan ct uI. to NJ. L. Walker.
trustee. l6 1-6X124 feet, known as 7oS
North Third Street. May IS, 1915,
G. II, saelzer ct ux. to H. S. Taylor
and II. S. Taylor. Jr., trustees
20 5,l2N1ls 1-3 feet, known as o70I
Floyd Avenue. May II. 1918, $6.16O.
81, g. Thomas to ]. L. Davis. trustee.
3oXl25 feet. northwest corner Flovd
and Auburn Avenues. March 12. 19iS,
r. G. Rowlett ct ux. to Stuart Bowe
trustee. % feet 412 inches by 135
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
Cooperation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Ocean View Residence Company.
Inc Norfolk. Capital stock. $4,000
purposes: real estate business Abb
oott Norris, president; L. w. Wolcott,
United order OF King David, Nor
folk County, II. Il. D. no. 8, Berkley.
n M9 Gapita, stock It X j. II por,loek.
H. sitncy. secretary, r. +. d. 10. ;.
Berkeley. "
, j; W L Leaf; s Co. o., Inc. Portsmouth
estate business. l.. s. Whatley. presi-
dent; w. III. Foster, secretary, both OF
Portsmouth.
co Mss! ( hans S5 nens!sG
Capital stock. $4,000. Purposes: real
estate business. J. j. West. president;
); ". Iillsr secretary. both OF r. F.
II. NO j. Richmond.
Peoples Undertaking Company. Inc.
I.ynchburg. Capital stock. $4,000.
lrrurp%ses; undertaking business w. I.
secre,nr,! pr,sssidsnt r A. Toomer.
American Sand and Gravel Company.
nc nc. hlc!mond Capital stock. $4,000.
purposes: sand. gravel. wood and coal
tona; II. w. Hood. secretary. Rich
-, A aa6t,r1, Goal CORPORATION: chris
Purposes. coal business. c. C. Mathey,
president; r. w. Mathey, secretary.
both Of Galena. Ill.
NyNa Realty Corporation, Richmond
capital stock, $500, O00 PURPOSES:
real estate business. Allen G. Collins.
HreSident; John Adam, secretary, both
of Richmond
overbcooli Realty Corporation Nor
toik. Capital stock. $4,000 Pur-
roses; real estate business. Herman
l.. rare. president; Charles n. Bailey,
secretary. both OF Norfolk
D. u. Worth Co. Petersburg. in
ore SSl9 capitai stock from $4,000
West Lane Co. Inc. Richmond.
changing name to Lane BowIes Co.
Chamber OF Commerce OF Norfolk.
va Norfolk. changing name to Cham
per OF Commerce Board OF Trade. Inc.
OF Norfolk. Virginia.
Foreign: NJ Samuels e. Co. inc. a
baltimore corporation, domesticated to
90 business in Virginia. Thomas 3.
Jay statutory agent, Richmond Capi-
tai stock, $1,000. GEO.
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HENnICo TRUST DEED.

II Fl; G. copenhayer ct ux: to Leroy E.
E EinS ni,, trps 6 lSoS225 feet cast line
being lots 9 and {. section \. plan OF
Highland Springs Annex. March s. 1918:
$500.
William Mccarthy to w. p. Redd
side OF williamsburg Road. about 4
miles east of Richmond. May Ii. 1915;
r. II. Nelson. Jr., to John c. Easley.
western side OF the River or New
April TO- 1915: $4,000.
y; S. Leahe' Jr:. to Alexander II.
200 feet on the Richmond, FredericKss.
burg and Potomac Railroad, near Tay-
lors Crossing. about 10 miles north
OF c M,remend Pay May i'iS; 500
trustee, acres land in Varina District
adjoining the land of John Hail, Bethel
Ap SG q :. 15 isi SIS. afs Gibbs and others
&C. w. Patch to c. E. Garrett, trustee.
acres land. being lot as shown on a
James a. Moncure and now oS'U Known as as
crGssns May :. l2ls; $500;
lots w. w. f iT % % and &C. e. iGass'tt trustee
a certain plat of land formerly be-
longing to James A. Moncure and now
T Tnown as 5.,d the Taylor Farm" near
l0256 ~
Florida 3. Henderson to e. NJ. Long
anu Il. L. Ryan. trustees. 1o0x120 feet.
ZION 6. Highland Springs building lots.
May 10, 1918; s462.24.
Emma j. Clay to, G. e. Garrett.
plat of land formerly owned by
James A. Moncure and now known a.
the Taylor farm. May 4. 1918: s247 30
,ra M9sa p; p, G5ubbs to c. E. Garrett,
plot of land formerly owned by James
~ Moncure and now known as the
Ia 4 h farm; NJ Nay !, l9is; .47G55.
lI5Nl,505 feet known as northern half
Of lot 35. as shown on a plot OF land
fomerly owned by James a. Moncure
May 4. 1915: s2S3.5o
rJ John e H., Elstches to G; E. Garrett,
on plot Of land formerly owned b"
James y. Moncure and now known MS
the Taylor farm. May 4. 1915; Sl,23O.-
r.. H. Cox to c. e. Garrett, trustee.
log acres land. being lots Is and %
as shown on a plot OF land formerly
f IdIs. sea as The Taylor farm. May 4.
w; II. Swami to c. r Garrett. trustee.
lot So containing $3.50 acres. lot s3
teining 60 acres. as shown on n plot
or iand formerly owned by James a.
Moncure and now known as the raw
!or farm. May 4, 1918; S3,3S3.G3
John ID. Moore to c. L. Garrett
trustee, lns, lot as shown on a plot Of
land formerly owned by James A. Mon
cure and now known the Taylor
arm. May 4, 1918: S22S.75
christ Pappas and Tom Torbas TO
w. w. Beverley trustee. 44x33O feet
south side williamsburg Road 359
ieet east OF its Intersection with
Eculah Road. and located al Seven
f!nes May 10. 1918; $500.
waiter y. Roepke eft uX. to John r.
welsh. trustee. lots . to IA. inclusive.
SPRINGS building lots. May IS, ioiS:
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

:, Elan &: Funston: trustees, to w. f.
Court. May 10. 1915: S3.05s.
IL: II: Pollard, Jr.. trustee. to NJ.
p. kayhoe H. &c l-2x127 feet. south
line Grove Avenue, GIG feet west or
West Street: May II. 1918; $4,000.
j. +. Bradley, trustee. to c. X. Lud-
wig and w. l.. Tyler, trustees. 30 feet
2l-2 inches by 40 feet, known as
2625- 2625-A West Cary Street. Nav
10. 1918; s1.0G2.
r. O. Jones. trustee. to Thomas
Drummond, 237 1-6 yl2o feet southeast
corner Cary and Mulberry Streets. Nav
%. 1918; Sl,04O.S3
j. T. Carneal. trustee. to ]. ]. Free
man et ais. l6Nl0i feet, known as S23
-. John Street. May l. 1918; S4S7.-
B. B. Arnold. trustee. to ophella
Coles. i5xlo4 feet. known as sal ST
John Street. May l. 1915: $500.
Is. Is Arlond, trustee, to Ophelia
Coles, l5Xl04 feet. known as sci ST.
John Street; also l5x1o4 feet. known
$500. - i'io'
II. r. Pollard, Jr., trustee, to C. T
Russell ct al. 27X551-2 feet, known
as aS, 2lo East jackson Street. May Is,
sitterdins and Boxley, trustee. to J.
ID. Scott. l6 1-2 feet and OF Irregular
April s, 1918; $3.50
j. T. Carneal, trustee. to Virginia
Inc. 90 5-i2x1loi-s feet kn no,vp"h ~
s7cl Floyd Avenue. May IA. iels:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
WEEKS BUILDING PERMITS
AGGREGATE; NEARLY s25 1000
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

X n StoltZ ct ux. to Virginia Realty
and Construction Company. Inc 44S1o5
icet, south line Ashland Street. eos
Zee. west Of Randolph Street. Nav 1,
1918: tax, 81: $40 -
w: H. Sittcrding et ux. to w. g.
Robinson. 25xl42 feet south line park
avenue. l25 feet west Of Clevcia nd
Street: also 4Sxlo4 feet north line Grove
Avenue. 25 feet west OF Lombardv
Street. May IS. 1918; tax, $3.50; $40.
B. l. Robins TO w. s. Robinson. oax1no
feet north line Leigh Street, 2O9 feet
west OF Dinween Street May IA. 1915:
tax, 81: $40.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
HUsTIHGs RELEASE DEED.

p. c. VERIFY, trustee, to r. L. Pill
kinton ct TX. lot &c, plan or Wool
folks lots, fronting 80 feet on the
eastern line Toler Street. April q,
Ernest w. Farley. trustee, to William
NJ. Jones: Annie. c. Jones and Emily
1. Jones 15x3o5 feet north line Semfnrs
avenue, 40 feet east Of the eastern
line OF Forty second Street. being par;
or block los, Forest Hill Park Land
corporation. APRIL &c. 1918; s5,07l.
j. Il. McCoticr. trustee to 7 II
Brewer. lots 10 and Il, block IL. wood
land Heights. March 10 1918: $500,
T.. Z. w Goodwin. trustee. to 7
lsyiand hawkes. lots II and -. block
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
HENRICO TRANSFERS.

George F.. Brodic to II. G. copen-
haver. 75x213 feet cast line Nine Mile
Road. IS feet from the corner of East
Avenue. on the east line Nine Mile Road
being lot 6. section y. Highland Springs
Annex. January "a. 1918; tax. 81: 81
Ella Jones ct ais, jennings heirs
to J. c. Stone. 1850 acres land fronting
SIS feet inches on the right of way
OF the r.. l.. &c +. Railroad three
quarters of mile north OF Laurel Sta
ton, and known as lot on q plat OF
Ryland jennings estate April 80,
1915: $3.50.
Greater Richmond Realty Company,
Inc, TO Carle-Boehling Co.. Inc. lot a.
block Q. Monument Avenue Park. Aprii
is, 191S; tax, 81; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
REAL ESTATE RECORD
and COURT CALENDAR
Fifty-Two Property Transfers Are
Placed on Record During Week,
Amounting to $2i0,O22.
SEVERAL LARGE SALES MADE
Tract Of Land Near West Ginter
Park Changes Hands for $50, 900.
Residential Property Active, and
building Operations Improve.
Yesterdays Transfers
THE vEEI<,s TOTAL.

Showing marked improvement over
the preceding week. several property
transfers involving sums in excess of
$4,000 were noted among the trans
actions recorded during last week at
the clerks Office in the Chancery
Court In all. fifty-two deeds Of bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
COURT CALENDARS,

The following cases have been
called for trial in the various courts
TINS week: Up. q. signifies counsel for
plaintiff and p. d. for defendanO.
LAW and Equity Court.
Monday
a. Sherman VIZ. II. s. Watkins. Isa-
dor Shapiro. p. O.; Justis {; Atkinson,
p. a.
Tucsday-open.
Wednesday-open.
Thursday
Elizabeth Hartman VS.. British-Ameri-
can Tobacco Co. w. IL. GOODWIN, o.
O., Price &c LOTHIAN. p. q.
Friday
Whltlock VS., Nuckols
=, Wheelins Metal e. Mfg. CO.. VS.. Art
Saturday.
w. e. Hopkins vs.. ]. e. Sims.
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feet. known as so1s Floyd Avenue.
May IS. 1918; s1.3s213.
uUsTINGs TRUST DEED.

Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. to A. N. Pett!Erew. trus-
tee. 4oS125 l-2 feet. known as 1921 and
$1,000.
- J, E: Trev;llian ct lux. and ]. w.
Trevillian ct TX. to Pollard & Bagby.
Inc. trustees. lot 20. block I. Wood
land Heights. May Is. 1918: $3.50.
j. Il. Trevillian ct ux. and j. w.
Trevillian ct ux to pollard &c Basby.
Inc. trustees. lot is. block Z. Wood
land Heights. May 10, 1918: $1,000.
-, j. r. Trevilian ct ux. and J. w.
Treviliian ct TX. TO Pollard & Bagby.
Inc. trustees. lot 10. block 7. Wood
land Heights. May IS. 1918; s2.36O.
j. T. Trcvillan ct ux. and j. w.
Treviilian ct ux. TO ,'ollard & Bagby
Inc; trustees. lot II, block Z. Wood
land Heights. May Is, 1918; s2.36O.
j. r: Treviilian ct uX and j. w.
Trevilltan ct uX. to p. c. Yerby trustee.
lots II. is, 10 and 90. block Z. Wood
land Heights. May Is. 1918: $500.
Jennie Burdctt 20 Il. l.. Bass, trustee.
20Xl22 feet. west line Twelfth Street
towards Everett Street. being known
as 22l3 Twelfth Street May Is, 1918:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
HOLDS PUBLIC FUNERAL.
New Philadelphia. Ohio, Celebrates De-
struction OF German Textbooks
Ordered by school Hoard

NEW PHILADELPHIA. OHIO. May
lS.-A public funeral service was held
over the German textbooks that had
been condemned by the school off,
Gals here. The books were placed in
an improvised coffin and carted to the
public square In hearse After tho
books had been 'cremated" the funeral
Grafton was pronounced by Judge
Michael V. Rcam.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
HOP HANGS OUT FLAG
Chinese Laundrymnn In Springfield, Ill,
Indicates That Long Has
Gone tn War.

SPRINGFIELD. lie. May ls.-Hop
Long, proprietor OF Celestial laun-
dry mere. wants the world to know
a man from this place is serving in
the army" That's why he hung an
SNS-toot service flag In front of his
nurvcying establishment. The lone star
IN the center represents Long Wing. the
hrst and only Chinaman to go I'm the
draft from Springfield. Wing. despite
few pounds underweight. was de-
c!ared perfect specimen OF manhood
by physical examiners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were Issued
yesterday by the Building Inspectors
office:
Lassie b. Marshall to erect frame
dwelling on north side Twenty fourth
street. between Scmmcs Avenue and
Spring Hill Street. 10 cost $4,000
j. VI. Bassett TO repair frame dwell
inc at 1901 North Sixth Street To
cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19

Company: Inc. to II. s. wallerstein
Avenue. ITO feet west Of the Boulevard
May l. 1918: tax. $40: $40.
IL; S. Wallcrstcin ct ux to Virginia
42Xl47 LIZ feet. known as "a North
West street. May !. 1918: tax. Sc: $40
II. :. Wallerstein ct ux to II. ii. Stoltz.
2sxi2o feet. known as 232 North TWEEN
tleth street May l. 1918; tax, So; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-19
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF Council
terday for this week:
Monday-Board OF Aldermen, 8
o'clock
Tuesday - Finance Committee. q
o'clock.
Wedne sday-Advertisins Committee,
S o'clock
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Sl.SSS.
NARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage license,
tho Hastings Court:
Ben Shipnan. HendersonvilIe n. c.,
and Louise Turner. city.
Robert Cecil NcGhee and Emma
Madeline Jackson, city.
virgil +. Wilkinson and Emma vir-
Sinia Cox. city.
Springs w. Va, and Julia Ford. citv