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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21

cradle number dis ,IilI.ed 10 The ARMY.
and that the Minister of'wur von Stein.
Lad bought 1000 copies for distriDu-
tion In military hospitals. These facts.
reproduced by Sorwacrts. have never
Leen denied. and have been brought
again into prominence by the recent
trouble over the distribution of the
notorious part of Unser Vaterland to
Won Echhorn's army in the Ukraine.
There Is as "a fact. ample evidence
OF the favor extended by The military
authorities to Pnn-German propaga nda.
We need not give details of this. for
Il is chiefly interesting AS step in
the Pan-German advance to "a wider
field. So far concerns the allies.
the more Pan German propaganda the
German army gets. the better. for Moth
ing can stop them prophesying the col
lapse OF Britain, with dates. and they
are the worst prophets known 'since
Xedekiah. the son OF Chenaanah. sent
Ahab TO his death. Copyright. 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
POLAND MUST VOTE FRIGHT"
Hun Rulers TO Require Choice TO Ac-
cord With Their "NhaI
Infcrests-
nv Assoc!ated rress.l

by Associate Press.
AMSTERDAM. August Flowing to
the multitude and complexity of aues-
lions discussed and the short time al
lotted TO the recent conference Of the
Austrian and German Emperors. de-
'ails could not be discussed says the
Fremdenblatt. of Vienna. Fundamental
lines only were laid down, the news
paper says. TO be elaborated at future
deliberations of the two rulers.
This especially refers TO the Polish
question" the Fremdcnblatt continues.
and the public opinion in Vienna
agrees with the government that the
Polish nation must cooperate In plans
Tor the creation Of a new Polish state
The newspaper says Poland must cast
the decisive vote in the election OF i
King but IL must be cast In accord
ancc with the vital interests OF Aus
iria Hungary and Germany"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
CONNECTICUT RIVER SCENE
OF CAPTURE OF REAL WHALE
Taken After Battle Royul-Womnn
WINS Sure II Was German
Submarine

SAYBROok. CONN August 2o.-"A
submarine" sasped Mrs II. p. Love-
land to-t.ly. as she saw from TWEEN
ty-two-foot power-boat what appeared
to be Il C-boat breaking surface.
II was a thirieenfoot whale, which
had come up the Connecticut River.
In the boat beside Mrs. Loveland were
her husband, Charles ID. Wood, Walter
Hubbard. Wheeler WAY and George
Bracket. OF Saybrook. and 4. II.
Bracket. of Hartford.
One of the men managed TO lasSo
the whales tail, and 1t was dragged.
despite protests. to the old ferry land
ing. There battle royal WIS fought.
the men using guns and axes and the
whale his tail He threw every one
Of the men into the water before he
was killed. II was the first whale
ever seen in the Connecticut River. SO
far as is known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
Stories OF AMERICAN
CALAMITY AND HEROIsM
War department Receives Official
Dispatches Telling Of Soldiers
Splendid Conduct.
OFFICERS AND MEN HoNoREp
Distinguished Service Crosses Con-
fcrrcd on Twenty-Five by General
Pershing, -Four of the HonO,s
Being POsthumouS.


WASHINGTON. Angus, 2O.-S,orlcs
Of gallantry and heroism displayed by
individual American soldiers and ma
rncs in their stand which stopped the
Germans on the Marine are beginning
10 reach the War Department in OFF,
cial dispa tches.
General Pershing's communicates for
yesterday announces the award OF the
Distinguished Service Cross | twenty
five officers and men. four OF whom lost
their lives i'm the acts OF b..very which
won the honor.
Those who live 10 wear their crosses
are:
Lieutenant Colonel Frank T.. Adams;
Major George f.. Rosellc. Captain Clar-
ence r. Huebner. Lieutcnumts James NJ.
Wilson. f.. Bongardt James Fl. Legen-
Dire. Lemuel c. Sheppard. John Mac
Arthur Ward, William Rucker. Ser
geants Albert $. Elsea. Robert IL. Don
aghue. Daniel DAILY Corporals Clayton
II. Moore, Isaac Valley. Eugene w.
Wear, Privates Curn Christenberry,
James j. Pretty. Bertra;.. L. Ream. s.
J. Kendry. Louis II. Harkenrider. r.
Fleming
Those awarded the cross postum
mously were: Lieutenlnts Charles W.
Chapman and Leonard e. Hoskins and
Sergeants Arthur +. Ware and Ray
mond p. Cronin.
A German raid on the American lines
north OF Toul in comparatively quiet
sector resulted in losses to tire Ger
mans General PershInS reoorted to-
day in his communique. II says:
Section A-North { Toul hostile
raid was repulsed with losses 70 the
enemy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
TOBACCO BREAKING RECORDS
Average of More Than ~ Cents at
Market Openings In North
Carolina.
iBy Associated Press. ]

RALEIGH. y. c.. Angus: :0.-White
leaf tobacco averaged more than ~
cents per pound on the opening OF the
tobacco market in the Eastern North
Carolina belt to-day according TO re-
ports received here from cities where
sales were held. This price is said 20
he the highest ever paid for this grad :
of tobacco in the eastern belt. IN
former years prices have averaged :
10 20 cents per pound. 1t is sa id. The
sales at Rocky Mount. Greenville and
Goldsooro are estimated at 10000
pounds each. while Wilson is reported
10 have disposed of 100000 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
BARRIERS WANT RAISE
Dollar for Hair Cut, so Cents for shave
Association SuEGeS-
IBy Associated Press. |

CHICAGO. August o0.-One dollar for
a nair cut and so cents for shave
will be the standard price if BARRIERS
sanization which is holding its annual
meeting here. y statement made pub
lie to-day In relation to the suggested
advance in rates said:
"Hair-cutting has always been done
at too cheap price. and most of our
people feel that this is one branch of
the work that should be paid for at
decent. respectable rate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
Italian omccr Fall. to Death.

- by Associated Press.1
NEW ORLEANS, August 20.-Dino
Nales!. said to be a lieutenant in the
Italian army and cotton buyer for
the Italian government, was killed to-
day when he fell or leaped from q
seventh-story window OF local hotel
to the sidewalk OF one of the city's
principal streets. His skull was
crushed, and physicians declare near
~ every bone in his body was frac-
tured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
DITCHED BY OX-CART
Member of Pcrshing's Stan md An
other Officer Suffer Serious
Injuries.
lBy Associated Press.i

CARCASSONNE. FRANCE. Angus,
:o.--Major Baker. Of General PershinE's
stan. ana lieutenant accompanying
him We're thrown from an automobile
into ditch alongside the road between
AizonLe and Moutolien. in the Depart
mcnt OF &uG.. yesterday. after colIid-
ing with an oX-cart Both officers were
seriously injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
GERMAN NAMES UNPOPULAR
Many of TcutOn Descent AK Courts
Termination 10 Change
Them

CHICAGO. August 20,-More than
hfty petitions have been filed since
yesterday morning for a change OF
name. the clerk of the Circuit Court
said to-day In every case the name
asked 10 be dropped was one of Teu-
tonic or nearTeutonic Derivation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
MAIN STREET,
WcStbouu(i.

Twenty-eight ST. ,far side).
Twenty-fifth Street.
Twenty-third Street.
Twenty first Street.
Eighteenth Street.
Main Street Station.
Fifteenth Street.
Fourteenth Street.
Twelfth Street.
Opposite Post-Ofiice.
Ninth Street.
Eighth Street.
Seventh Street.
Fifth Street Gar side).
Third Street.
First Street.
Adams Street.
Jefferson Street.
Madison Street.
Bclvidere Street.
Laurel Street.
Cherry Street.
Harrison Street.
Norris Street.
llarvie Street.
LUmbardy Street.
Allen Avenue.
Meadow Street.
Sycamore Street.
Elm Street.
Robinson Street.
Mulberry Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21

boulevard.
Between Deep Run & Shep-
pard Street.
Belmont Avenue.
Auburn Avenue.
Crcnshaw Avenue.
tWest of Crenshaw Street
same as al presently
FLOYD AVENUE,
Eastbound.
,west of Crenshaw street
same as at presently
CrenShaw Avenue.
Auburn Avenue.
belmont Avenue.
Between Sheppard and Deep
Run Streets.
boulevard.
Robinson Street.
NEW YORK AVENUE.
EaStbound.
Maryland Avenue.
Texas Street.
NEW YORK AVENUE,
Wcstbound.
Texas Street.
Maryland Avenue.
DUVAL STREET,
Eastbound.
Judah.
Price Street.
First Street.
DUVAL STREET,
WcstbOund.
First Street.
st. John street.
81. Paul Street.
Judah Street.
Brook Avenue.
WESTHAM AVENUE.
Ijastbound s. WcStbOund.
) Stop. between Reedy Creek
and Forest Hin Park Ter
minal.
SEVENTH ST. SOUTH
RICHMOND,
EaStbound.
End OF Free Bridge.
Scmmcs Street.
Seventh Street.
SEVENTH ST, SOUTH
RICHMOND,
Westbound.
ScnncS Street
End of Free Bridge.
COWARDIN AVENUE,
Eastbound.
Semmes Avenue.
Powhatan Street.
COWARDIN AVENUE,
Wcstbound.
Scmmes Avenue.
CARY STREET.
Eastbound.
Bcividerc Street.
Jefferson Street.
Adams Street.
First Street.
CARY STREET,
WeStbound.
Foushec Street.
jefferson Street.
Belvidcrc Street.
Laurel Street.
Linden Street.
Harrison Street.
JEFFERSON AVENUE,
Westbound.
Twenty-third Street.
Twenty first Street.
ASHLAND STREET,
Eastbound.
Carter Street.
Lonbardy Street.
Randolph Street.
Reservoir Street.
GRACE STREET,
Eastbound.
Eighteenth Street.
FRANKLIN STREET,
Eastbound.
Eighth Street.
CUMBERLAND STREET,
Westbound.
Cherry Street.
BEVERLY STREET,
EastbOund.
Robinson Street.
Davis Avenue,
Cherry Street.
CHINA STREET,
Eastbound.
Pine street.
Nj STREET,
Eastbounu.
Twcnty-seventh Street.
Twcnty-ninth Street.
Thirty first Street.
NJ STREET,
WcStbound.
I"enty-nlnth street.
Twenty-Seycnth Street.
Twcnty-tifth Street.
= STREET,
WeStbound.
Twcnty-ninth Street.
Twenty-seventh Street.
Twcnty-fifth Street.
ectOrs to the above plan.
lie known their ObjectiO
nally on this matter on
Virginia T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21

jackson street.
Clay Street.
Broad Street.
Franklin Street.
Main Street.
ROBINSON STREET,
Sorthbound.
Floyd Avenue.
Hanover Avenue.
kenSington Avenue.
Monument Avenue.
Broad street.
ROBINSON STREET,
SouthbOund.
Monument Avenue.
Park Avenue.
Stuart Avenue.
Grove Avenue.
Floyd Avenue.
Main Street.
Taylor Street
Beverly Street.
HARRISON STREET,
NOrthbOund.
Main Street.
| Grove Avenue.
Franklin Street.
Broad Street.
HARRISON STREET,
Southbound.
Broad Street.
Franklin Street.
Park Avenue.
Floyd Avenue.
Main Street.
beverly Street.
FIFTH ST., FULTON,
SouthbOund.
Louisiana Street.
EIGHTH STREET,
Northbound.
Franklin Street.
Broad Street.
EIGHTH STREET,
Southbound.
Broad Street.
Franklin Street.
Main Street.
NINTH STREET,
Northbountl.
Overton Street.
Main Street.
Capitol Street.
Broad Street.
Overton Street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET,
NOrthbound.
Main Street.
Grace Street.
Broad Street.
Marshall Street (far side).
Nenable Street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET,
Southb0und.
Marshall Street.
Broad Street.
Grace Street.
Main Street.
ELEVENTH STREET,
Northbound.
Marshall Street.
ELEVENTH STREET,
Southbound.
Broad Street.
TWENTY-THIRD ST,
Northbound.
Marshall Street.
JEFFERSON Avenue.
n Street.
TWENTY-THIRD ST,
Southbound.
y Street.
Jefferson Avenue.
Marshall Street.
TW'ENTY-SECOND ST.,
NOrthbound.
9 street Gar side).
L Street.
TWBNTY-SECOND ST,
SOuthbound.
Q Street.
TULIP STREET,
Northbound.
Vcnnble Street.
TULIP STREET,
Southbound.
Fenable Street.
SEVENTEENTH ST.,
Northbound.
Broad Street.
Marshall Street (far side).
Clay Street.
JAY Street.
Washington Street.
Christian Street.
Baldwin Street.
Accommodation Street.
Fairfield. Street.
bowling Green Road.
SEVENTEENTH ST..
Southbound.
Rowling Green Road.
Fairfield Street.
Accommoda ton Street.
Baldwin Street.
Christian Street.
Washington Street.
Jay Street.
Clay Street.
Marshall Street.
Broad Street.
SEVENTH STREET,
Northbound.
Arch Street.
Byrd Street Station.
Main Street.
Franklin Street.
Broad Street.
Clay Street.
the Administrative Boa
til in full the reason tn
, and all complaints III,
Power C
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Hermitage Road.
LEIGH STREET,
EastDOund.
Hermitage Road.
Dcncen Street.
MoZellc Street
Bowc Street.
HULL STREET,
Northbuund.
Broad Rock Road.
Thirty-fourth street.
Thirty-Sccond Street.
Thirticth Street.
Clopton Street.
Between Lee and Holly SITS.
Twenty first Street.
Twentieth Street.
Petersburg Turnpike.
Fifteenth street.
Thirteenth Street.
Eleventh Street.
Ninth Street.
Seventh Street.
Sixth Street.
Fourth Street
Oppo. So. Railway Station.
! Manchester Canal.
HULL STREET,
Southbound.
Manchester Canal.
Oppo. So. Railway Station.
Fourth Street.
Sixth street.
Seventh Street.
Ninth Street.
Eleventh Street.
Thirteenth Street.
Fifteenth Street.
Cowardin Avenue.
Nineteenth Street.
Invent first Street.
Between Holly and Lee SITS.
Clopton Street.
Thirticth Street.
Thirty-Second Street.
Thirty-fourth Street.
Broad Rock Road.
FOURTEENTH STREET,
Southbound.
Main st. Con Fourteenth).
Cary Street.
Dock Street.
+. w. Woods Warehouse.
Mayo's Island.
FOURTEENTH STREET,
Northb0und.
Mayo's Island.
I. w. Woods Warehouse.
Dock street.
Main Street.
PERRY STREET,
Northbounu.
Fourteenth Street.
Twelfth Street.
Tenth Street.
EiG nth Street.
Seventh Street.
PERRY STREET,
Southbound.
Seventh street.
Ninth Street
Eleventh Street.
Thirteenth Street.
Fifteenth Street.
Cowardin Avenue.
SEAiNiES AVENUE,
Nortllb0und.
Westham Avenue Gar side).
Thirty-second Street.
Thirtieth Street.
Twenty-eighth Street.
Iwcnty-siXth street.
Twcnty-fourth Street.
Between Twenty-Second and
Twenty-iirst Streets.
Nineteenth Street.
SEAiNIIiS AVENUE,
Southbound.
Nineteenth Street.
Twcnty-tirst Street.
Twenty-third Street.
Iwcnty-iifth Street.
Twenty-Seventh Street.
Twenty-ninth street.
Thirty first Street.
Ihirty-third Street.
WeStham Avenue.
MULBERRY STREET,
SoutilbOund.
Cary Street.
b. Beverly Street.
ELM STREET,
NortlIbound.
Chafiin Street.
Cary Street.
Main Street.
LAUREL STREET,
NOrthbound.
A'bemarle Street.
Cumberland Street.
Cary Street.
Main Street.
Park Avenue.
Franklin Street.
Broad Street.
LAUREL STREET,
Southbound.
Broad st. Con Laurel ST.
FRANKLIN Street.
Opposite Cathedral.
Main Street.
Cary Street.
FIFTH STREET,
Northbound.
Jackson Street.
baker Street.
hospital Street.
FIFTH STREET,
Southbound.
Hospital Street.
Baker Street.
Jackson Street.
Clay Street.
FOURTH AVENUE,
Northbound.
Call Street.
Alder Street.
Althea Street.
Willow Street.
Spruce Street.
Magnolia Street.
Victor Street.
Custer Street.
they will appear before
IS in Writin &, setting 70
tuesday,, August "a, 1911,
&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21

Floyd Avenue.
Cary Street.
BOULEVARD (FAlR
GROUNDS,
NOrtllbound.
Broad Street.
Leigh Street.
| American Locomotive Co.
| Terminus Fair Grounds.
BOULEVARD (FAIR
/ GROUNDS,
Southbound.
Terminus Fair Grounds.
American Locomotive Co.
Leigh Street.
Broad Street.
MEADOW STREET,
Northbound.
New York Avenue.
! Nevada Avenue.
Colorado Avenue.
Amelia Street.
| Winder Street.
Ashland Street.
MEADOW STREET.
Southbound.
Winder Street.
Amelia Street.
Colorado Avenue.
| Nevada Avenue.
| New York Avenue.
RESERVOIR STREET,
Northbound.
| Ashland Street,
| Beverly Street.
Cary Street.
Main Street.
RESERVOIR STREET.
Southbound.
Main Street.
| Taylor Street.
Beverly Street.
| Ashland Street.
BOWIE STREET,
NOrthbound.
Leigh Street.
BOWIE STREET,
Southbound.
Clay Street.
HANCOCK STREET,
NOrthbound.
Broad Street Gar sidc).
Clay Street.
HANCOCK STREET,
Southbound.
Broad Street.
CHERRY STREET,
Southbound.
Beverly Street.
Aibemarle Street.
Spring Street.
CHINA Street.
ASHLAND STREET,
Southbound.
Randolph Street.
| Lombardy Street.
| Garter Street.
| Meadow Street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET.,
Northbound.
| Main Street.
| Grace Street.
| Broad Street.
| Marshall Street.
| Nenable Street.
EIGHTEENTH STREET.
Southbound.
Marshall Street.
| Broad Street.
Grace Street.
Main Street.
TWENTY-FIRST ST.,
Nortllbound.
| Main Street.
| Grace Street.
Marshall Street.
TWENTY-FIRsT ST.,
southbound.
Broad Street.
| Franklin Street.
] Main Street.
PINE STREET,
! Northbound.
| Albemarle Street
between Beverly and Cun-
beriand Streets.
! Cary Street.
GILLIAN STREET
Northbound.
Nicholson Street.
TWENTY-FIFTH ST..
Northbound.
Marshall Street.
Leigh Street.
NJ Street.
TWENTY-FIFTH ST.,
Southbound.
n Street.
NJ Street.
Clay Street.
Marshall Street.
TWENTY-NINTH ST,
Northbound.
Q Street.
THIRTY-FIRsT ST.,
NorthbOund.
Q Street.
q Street.
THIRTY-FIRST ST,
Southbound.
| g Street.
o Street.
NJ Street.
VIADUCT STREET.
Northbound.
North End Of viaduct.
VlADUCT STREET.
Southbound.
North End or Viaduct.
d within five days from
'reof for such objection,
st be in their hands be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
MAIN STREET..
EaStbOuu,i.

Addison Street.
Rowland Street.
CRANKY Street.
Vine Street.
Plum Street.
Spruce Street.
Harrison street.
Linden Street.
Laurel Street,
Bclvidere Street.
Madison Street.
JEFFERSON Hotel.
Foushee Street.
First Street.
Third Street.
Fifth Street.
seventh Street.
Eighth Street.
Ninth Street.
Opposite post-Oflice.
Thirteenth Street.
Fourteenth Street.
Fifteenth Street.
Main Street Station.
Eighteenth Street.
Twenty first Street.
Twenty-third ST. tfar side)
Twenty-sixth Street.
Twenty-eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
'A!A-CERMANs PURCHASE
NEWSPAPERS OF EMPIRE
Noh'tnnc Movement for World Prop
uganda Favorable to Military
ana Commercial Expansion.
IS STATE WITHIN "A STATE
every Effort Being Made to Control
rome Press, Opiri ion i'm Army,
and Influence Train OF Thought
Throughout Globe.
tBy a Special Correspondent.)


LONDON. August 2O.-During the
error Of the French Revolution.
t"nespierr and ST. Jus: never had
more than $4,000 men behind them: yet
ms small body suiii!ced to hold up
'"c whole of France because they knew
""@i they wanted and were absolutely
INSCRIPTIONS.
Inc position of the Pan Germans to-
Gay is rather similar. They number
nore than 10000. of course: but prob
no'y they are not real. mum .rous: the
'dh-ierman League before the war had
"h'y 10000 members. and though they
NO" posse rs other orga
navy League. General keim's Wehr-
Nerein, Professor Schafcr's Independent
'-o'hhittee for German Peace. Ad-
'n'rai Won TirpitZ's Fathcriand Party
'ne same people appear In all. and pull
All the strings. Their power consists
j" three things; they NOW what they
amt they arc absolutely interruptions
witness how Count Revent!ow has
more than once threatened the Kaiser
WIN revolution and the loss of his
''o"h II the Pan-Gcr...ans do not get
'Hclr own way-and they control I'M
''"'''ed tuHus; for, apart from Il few
PF''cssors aud idcalogues. they con-
rs' oil representatives Of the heavy in
"uatries and aSrarian Junl:ers. They
'Ie Il state within a State: in conjunc-
non with the military chiefs. they rule
GERMANY: the nominal government, liz
o'lf favorable TO them. somewhat dis
fHstfui. and wholly afraid. as shown
"E IT'S not daring to tax them
Ihey arc nov scekin a fourth base
90 power. the contro! of the German
propaganda machinery. 1t lis an OBJ
hcufc subject. but worth looking at:
ior IL may affect the whole world
we should note here that the fac, that
HH Germany to-day is united in expect
'hs tniiitar! victory has little to do
Nith Pan Germanism, "a. Ii only ar
Gets scttion: IL is ii ,ransi,ory phe-
hohenon while ,'an-Cicrrnanism IS
permanently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
BROAD STREET,
WcStbountl.

Opposite 81. Johns Church.
Ninth Street.
Eighth Street.
seventh street.
Fifth street.
Third Street.
First Street.
ADAMS Street. -
Jefferson Street.
Monroe Street.
Belvidere Street.
Opposite l:lba Station.
Laurel street.
Hancock Street.
Harrison Street.
Ryland Street.
Lombardy Street
Allen Avenue.
Meadow Street
Allison Street.
Addison Street.
Davis Avenue.
Robinson Street.
Boulevard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-21
BROAD STREET,


boulevard.
Robinson Street.
Davis Avenue.
Addison Street.
Allison Street.
Meadow Street.
Allen Avenue
Lombardy Street.
Ryland Street.
HARRISON Street
Shafer Street.
Laurel Street.
Opposite Elba Station.
Henry Street.
Madison Street.
Adams Street.
First Street.
Third Street.
Fifth Street.
Seventh Street.
Eighth Street.
Ninth Street.
Eleventh Street.
Opposite 81. Johns Church.
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MARSHALL STREET,
EaStbOund.

Fourteenth Street.
Elevator ton viaducD.
Twenty-frSt Street.
Twenty-third Street.
Twenty-fourth Street.
Twenty-tifth Street.
Twenty-Seventh Street.
Iwenty-ninth Street.
Thirty-tirst Street.
Thirty-thir Street.
Thirty-tifth Street.
Government Road.
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LIST OF CAR STOPS UNDER SKIP STOP" PLAN
DENNY STREET.
WcStbotltI,l.

WcStbOuiItl.
williamsburg Avenue.
Fifth Street.
Fourth Street
Lester Street.
NICHOLSON STREET.
Wcstbound.
Erin Street.
WILLIAMSBURG AVE-,
Northbound.
Denny Street;
vENABLE. Q 81. AND
LAKEWOOD AVENUE,
WcStbOund.
Mil Street
between Mill 4 II Street.
X Street.
Thirty fourth street.
rhirty-iirSt Street.
Twentv-n ninth Street.
veuth Street.
Twcnty-nfth Street.
Pink Street.
Tulip street.
Scott Street.
MoSby Street.
Eighteenth street.
VENABLE, Q ST. AND
LAKEWOOD AVENUE,
Eastbound.
Picket street.
JeSSaminc Street.
Tulip Street.
Twenty-fifth Street.
Twenty seventh Street.
Twenty-ninth Street.
Th!rty-firSt street.
Thirty-fourth street.
X Street.
Between r ST. and Mill ST.
Mill Street.
FLOYD AVENUE,
Westbound.
boulevard.
Between Deep Run & Shep-
pard Street.
belmont Avenue.
Auburn Avenue.
Crcnshaw Avenue.
tWest of Crenshaw Street
same as al present.
FLOYD AVENUE,
IIastbOund.
,West of Crenshaw Street
same as at presently
CrenShaw Avenue.
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Hancock Street.
Harrison Street
Ryland Street.
Lombardy street.
Allen Avenue.
Meadow Street.
Allison Street.
Addison Street.
Davis Avenue.
Robinson Street.
boulevard.
MARSHALL STREET,
EaStbOund.
Fourteenth Street.
Elevator ton viaducD.
Twenty-first Street.
Twenty-third Street.
Twentyfourth Street.
Twenty-tifth Street.
Twenty-seventh Street.
Twenty-ninth Street.
Thirty-trSt Street.
Thirty-third Street.
Thirty-tifth Street
Government Road.
MARSHALL STREET,
Wcstbound.
Government Road.
Thirty-fourth Street.
Thirty-Second Street
Thirtieth Street.
Twenty-eiShth Street.
TWenty-SiXth Street.
Twenty-iifth Street.
Twentf'-fourth Street.
Twenty-third Street.
Twcnty-tir Street
Elevator Con YiaducD.
Fourteenth Street.
Eleventh Street.
CLAY STREET,
EaStbound.
Norton Street.
Hancock Street.
Graham Street.
Munfurd Street.
Henry Street.
Madison Street
Adams Street.
First Street.
Third Street.
Fifth Street.
seventh Street
CLAY STREET,
Ncstbound.
Fifth Street.
Third Street.
First Street.
Adams Street.
Brook Avenue.
Henry Street.
Munford Street.
Graham Street.
Hancock street.
Norton Street.
BoWe Street.
LESTER STREET,
EaStbound.
Peach Street.
Old Dominion Wharf
Gillies Creek.
Nicholson Street.
Louisiana Street.
LESTER STREET.
Wcstbound.
Nicholson Street.
Gillies Creek.
Old Dominion Wharf.
Williamsburg Ave. Gar side).
LOUISIANA STREET,
Eastbound.
Third Street.
Fifth Street.
Seventh Street.
Williamsburg Avenue.
fulton Street.
Gillian Street.
If there are any obi
August 20, 1918, and ms
that the Board will act t
fore this date.