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inches; known as as North Davis Ave-
nue. 'S M.,, IL; iolS: s754;ll.
10 1918; $3.50. S 'ou''. jung
a. 6. Beck to e l.. Eckart. trustee.
lot 20; sa9nr" Is. Chestnut IIIl. June
II. b. Hardy ct ux. to w. NJ. Gravatt
ct al. trustees; II feet 3 1-2 inches.
Davis Avenue. June Is. 1918: $4,000.
Joseph Perry ct ux TO Richmond
Trust and Savings Company. trustee
Ida b. Thomas ct viz TO j. T.. Davis
trustee. 10 7-l2xl23 IA feet, known az
2s315 Floyd Avenue. June 10. 1918;
II. S. Wallerstein to r.. T. Clayton
known as n2i2, l2i2-A. 1914. 12li-A.
Jig. PLEA Park Avenue. June /,
trustee. lots II; IL; 10 and Il. block
10 ches tt!ht-i III l.. June $ 1918; sl57s
irregular depth. known as 1904 park
Avenue. June ~. 1918; $500.
g patsy y; BgtieT ct vir to E. +.
block 81. Iiarton Heights: also 30x125
feet east line Barton Heights 300 feet
north Of Cedar Tree Street. June. IL.
rhiiilrs. lot 8: square C. a. Highland Il HI i'd
ark ,: June H. leis; $3.50; ,,
and r. II. Davis. trustee. 3oxS3 feet.
between four alleys in block bounded
b. Floyd. Grove and Belmont Avenues
and Sheppard street. May "a, 1915;
w. NJ. Miller ct ais. to j. 1. Davis.
trustee. Fl l-2Xi25 feet, known as 1925
Hanover Avenue. May 20. 1918; $1,000
4 sanders, trustee. lots ., TO- II and
-. block 40. Highland Park. May 81,
and noxlcy, trustee. 2sxloo feet known
as ,$!7 Minor Street. May Il. i9ls;
Ada f; Ware =. xjr to J. L. Davis
Ss I0l North belmont Avenue. May
Loula y. Wright ct vir to Fl. T.
E T.; n. trustee lot a. block 2. Oak
J1ns 90 ISIS: :a.5 5qaaF' . oak paFk'
". Il. Bayliss ct ux. to H. T. Richie
son. trustse. 2exs3 feet. known as
clara s shor, to u " e. e Exams 'ls ' ana
II. s. BloomberE. trustees. 45x1I7 1-2
feet, east line Miller Avenue, III Ia
2ee' 1873 19ut 3 90 q "iekham Street. June
w: j. Gilman ct ux. to Pollard &
ia e e1y ms iSi Trustees. 2sx1to feet
Dell r. RI 1y ct yir to L. W. Ryland.
I, ir nstee. IPoXl3o feet. west line Gar
lard AVENUE. $50 feet south OF Mere
d!th street. June 20. 1913. $500
r. .,, g.: Mersdith 1t ux. to Richeson &:
Highland PARK Addition. June 10, 1915.
Henrietta r. winfrey to J. %. Elan
and J. c. TAYLOR. trustees. lot 6. block
y Ginter Park. June IS. ie1S. $1,000
trustees Leigh street Memorial NJ
II Church to T.. SiiterdinE ct ais
trustees. II li-12xI24 % feet. AMI also
strip OF land 13 feet wide between
North l!Er of Leigh street and
present lire June /. 1918, $4,000.
pen r. Rad" ct vir to T.. w Ryland.
trustee. ln0xI30 feet. west line Gar
land Avenue. $50 foet south Of Meredith
street June 20. 1915. si,72o
FRANCES G. Denny u r. Sittcrdfne
ct ais trustees. 20 1-GAI2i feet. known
as loo, Garland Avenue. June IL.
Ida g. Johnson to r. I. Rufin and
John Sloan. trustees. II 1-sx140 feet,
s, 1918, sl,395.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

VI II. Pollard. Jr. trustee. TO w. J.
Gihson. 2Sxl4o feet north side. GRACE
June 90. 1a1S: $1,000.
\. 5. Einford. Jr,. trustee. TO w o.
ANcn. - 5-12x1lT feet known as 23OS
East Marshall Street. June is, 1915:
sl.192
c. {. Chaplin End 7. j. Leake. trustees.
to Laura V. Lear lots 10. IL, 12 and
r. hlocli >. Highland Park. June n,
!. T. Carneal. trustee, to Lucy j.
Howard. triangular plot bounded by
Jefferson Avenue. Twenty-third and
Clay stress. being part Of square us.
J. NJ Purcell. trustee. to 6. Fl. Pow
ell. 27X120 feet, known as 241S Stuart
Avenue. Juno 6. 1918. sass.
". lao Hubbard. trustee. to Ralph
Johnson. II 34xS5 feet. known as 2506
i street. June 10. 1918. s2l2
X II. Davis and w. s. Rell, trustees.
10 w l.. wills, lo5xl25 feet. southeast
corner Grove Avenue and Gilmore
street. June 4. 1919, $4,000.
l. Il. welsh. trustee. TO l.. N. Estes.
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R0BS BENEFACTRESS
Blind Mans Sight Returns md First
Thing lJc SecN Is n
PocISetboOk

ALBANY. n. Y, June 22.-Clinton
Townley. twenty-one. OF this city. be-
came blind when in the navy. He was
sent home on furlough, and n blind
woman here. Mrs. ThelSla c.. Beck. be-
friended him and gave him instruc-
tions in her homo to enable him to
earn his living His sight began -
improve until lie was able to see her
pocketbook. He took it. He has pleaded
guilty to the theft.
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

John NJ. Purcell. trustee. to Peter
ioune!la and assigns, lot fronting "a
feet on the east side of Libbie Avenue.
Read ard Bro. june IS. 1e1s: s $3.50
Malissa Ball TO T. NJ. Boxley. trustee.
SeSlit rect west line Twenty-eighth
June IS. 1918: 5000.
Nichmond Bank and Trust Company.
trustee, to Mrs, a, l.; Phillipss Sons.
treath. Juno IA, 1915; ss,sis.66.
e. l.. Denoon. trustee, 10 Robert Rose
and Rosa Lee Rose, 20 acres land on
sl!3O T. 1913
,, The Planters and Merchants National
n ;nnM OF Sonth Boston, Va: to Seven
,and containing 35s.42 acres. exccpt
iots l TO inclusive, block 3, section x:
, h!ock 40. section ~ and block So. sec
.e,rderal Park ard another tract Of
So acres May 81. 1915, s25, oss.24. -
G r. Suckols, trustee. to John J. Cos
teio. 2SX1tO feet being lot II, block
- 1.,I plan =, %, OF Rosenenth. February -,
&C. e; r. Nuekols.' trustee. to John j. Cos.
c; plan Of Roscncath February 81,
:. John. a. Coke. Jr.. and w: N. Tonp-
Ems. trustees, to Walter Kidd ct Nv
- ii acres Ian dexcept 10 acres
donated to Richmond College. at west
hampton. bounded on the north by
,Mestham Road. on tho east by the
by the James River Division of the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway and on
ne west by Westham Farm. June IL.
1918: s2.3G0. l.
+. r. Thomson and Charles X. Willis
trustees to William u. Willis, l5OSo5H
rect west line Three Chopt Road. bcjng
lot ., plan of College Terrace June
S. 1915; $4,000
Edward S. and william s. Rosa
trustees TO- Benjamin r. Robins. q
acres land In Fairfield District. about
len 1ene in tnn east of Richmond. June II,
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
LARGE DWELLING. DESIRABLE LOT.
No. 81 5North 9th
Street

By virtue OF deed Of trust from
w. a. Meredith to the undersigned
trustee. recorded in clerks office. Rich
mond Chancery Court. D. B. -. page
- default having been made in
portion of the debt therein secured. and
being required by the beneficiary. l
ises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 25. 1913.
that lot OF land. with large improve
ments thereon. No: 5i5 North Sixth
street, Richmond. Va, beginning at
point l4s.3 south OF the southeast cor
ner OF Sixth and Leigh Streets: thence
southwardly and fronting on east line
Of Sixth street ,62. feet. thence back
eastwardly 100 feet.
This is a desirable investment prop
erty. renting for s612 per annum and
has large vacant space suitable for
storage purposes.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN II GARRETT,
Trustee.
This property is sold subject to first
deed OF trust for $4,000. The auc-
tioneers can make liberal terms IL de-
sired.
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CHANCEHY TRANSFERS.

Max Wetzel ct ux to city of Rich
M"n!, IS i5-l0oxi feet. southeast corn
sa frit2 and GoGdin Streets. April 5.
German American Bank and Loan
;Association TO u. r. Jackson. lot ..
Id9Sk Providence Park June 20,
II: =. Bay!lss a. ux. 10 C. T.. Locker.
SeAl23 feet south side Ashland street,
.: rect west OF Lo,nbardy Street May
10, 1915; $500.
"; II. Eidenour ct ux. to Mary r.
Hi..howsk. lot u, square IA. Chestnut
Ht,t. June -. lalS; tax, 81. So
Mary IL Bial!So ~ski Ell vir to w
II Ridenour. lot Is, block %. High
iand PaSk. June, IL, 1918; tax. s3.msiV.
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to Western state Hospital.

STAUNToN. VA. June Gam addi-
tion. to cost about $4,000. is to be made
this summer to tho Western State Hos
pital Tho plans have not yet been
completed or tho contract awarded. but
1t Is expected these will he accom-
pl!shed In time to have tho work we!i
under way by the middle Of nest
month
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the building inspectors
Corby Baking. Company. Inc. to re-
pair brick warehouse at 10 South .Jnf
ferson Street, to cost $500
Presbyterian Committee Of Publica-
M Non to s, repair brick store at and
Corhy Baking Company. Inc..to re-
pair brick warehouse at 10 South JEFF
ferSon Street, TO COST $4,000
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Law and Eauity Court.

Monday ana Tuesdny-
Esther w. Lewis. admx. VS.. Gresham
Court Apartment House. S. S. p. Pat
teson. p. q: Williams 6 Mullen, y. d..
Wednesday,
II. S. Ford vs. Il. Lehman. Frank
Sutton. p. O.; Benjamin Lovenstein.
p. d.
Milton Jackson, assign. vs. c. & O.
Ry; GO: H. w. Goodwin p. q.
smithers vs. Harder. H. w. Good
wyn. p. g.; Mcguire, Finn!gan. p. d.
S. G. Fairbanks and Co. vs. Overman
Williamson Co. Gum G. Matthews, p.
q; Smith 6 Gordon. p. d.
Saturday.
Open.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

ENGAGEMENTS Will Cost Over s33.0OO.
Lands. n. c., Juno Eth Corri-
her Mills Company will cxpend over
$4,000 In the enlargement of the mills
here. The new building will cost about
So. 600. and tho additional spindles and
electric power equipment which have
been contracted for will cost from ST.
coo TO $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
WORK FOR PRISONERS
PROPOSAL Made That They Help Dig
Proposed LIKE Eric and Ohio
River Cnnnl.

PITTSBURGH. PA. June 22-Plac-
ing German prisoners at work on the
proposed Lake Eric and Ohio River
Canal has been suggested to the Cham
Der Of Commerce. William w. Steven
son. one Of the members OF the Canal
Commission. said that 10000 prisoners
could build the canal in three years.
The plan was said to have been adj
vanced by one of the army officers in
Pittsburgh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF the Conn
Gil committees had been called yester-
dav for this week:
Monday-Streets Committee at S
o'clock
Tuesday-Claim Committee at 6
o'clock. Public Buildings Committee
at s o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures Committee At 8
o'clock. Streets Committee at o'clock.
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Zen Doc. pntriotic Service.

CoNNEII'SNlLLE. PA, June 22-
Connellsville has hon that Is eligi-
Die Tor membership In tho Red Cross.
It's owner placed seventeen eggs un-
der the hen. writing names on each
Two OF them were called RED Cross,
and Liberty Bond" The former was
the first to hatch and the chick proved
to be & Rhode Island Red,
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AUCrIuS SALTS.
AUCTION SALE
CATTLE. HOGS. MULES. FARM
TOOLS ETC

1OOlISt- u ~
At the request III the owner tAlr.
Edgar Allan. .Ir.), who IS overstocked
and determined 10 sell. l will offer for
sale on
MONDAY. JULY l. 1913.
commencing at IL o'clock \. a.,
at sweet Air" Farm Meredith's). near
Pals, King William County. Va. ,hc
following personal property; l Angus
Bull trcgistcred). l Angus Cow reg
lstcreD. 20 Hereford and Angus Cows
and Iieifcrs tgradcs), 10, Family Miich
Cows and Calves. 2 Sows, 10 Pigs. =
Mares. 3 Mules. 3 Mule Colts, .
Horse Colts. 10-horse- power Gas En-
CINE, rca Threshcr, l ton Cement, Now
IN; Machine. Incubators. } Breeders,
/ Wagon. Corn Crusher. Ensilaae Cut
ter, 2 Automobiles and "A lot o! P!ows
Hand Corn Planters, Cultivators and
other articles too numerous to men
ton.
Sale positive. rain or shine. TERMS:
Liberal discount for cash.
buyers from Richmond can take train
to Lester Manor, where conveyahces
may DO secured TO farm. Automobiles
from Richmond should proceed by way
Of Newcastle Bridge and turn one mile
70 tho right from Acquinton Church
For further Information call Madison
s2S-W.
81. PITCHER,
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Greater Richmond Realty Co. Inc
"a Charles -. and L. J. BeIlcnot LOT
!2, block ~ plan OF Monument Avenue
Park. Tax. 81 SO
~ II. Mahonev to s. Hart Poweu
3ooX417 feet south line Westhampton
Avenue. $50 feet west OF the southeast
corner Of Wes,hampton and Patterson
Avenues Apr!i 20, 1913; tax, sT.30,
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BUNNY MEAT POPULAR
Seattle Rabbit Association Solves High
Cost OF Living
Problem.

SEATTLE. WASH. June 2o-Now
comes the Seattle Rabbit Association
with solution for the high cost OF
living. It's just plain rabbit The
association declares with substitutes
Tor food OF other days going into the
luxury class. those citizens who must
have meat can easily have meat that
is not only cheaper. but better than
beer. pork. mutton or chicken. It also
Is more nutritious, say experts. The
plan to the association is to have every
family 90 fEto the rabbit-raising busi-
ness.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage IIcense
was issued Yesterday by tho clerk of
the Hastings Court: VI
IoImes G. Turner, Henrico County.
and Virginia l.. Crump, city.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST. key ring with keys. between Pro-
fess!onnl Building and Miller & Rhoads
or In Miller & Rhoads. Return TO 500
rrofess.onal building. Reward.
FOR gale. confectionery and pool parIor do
ing good business, West End; reason for
selling owner,leavlng city Is $40. care Times
Dispatch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced dou-
bic entry bnokkceper; excellent chance for
riGht man; prefer a man who can invest
from 5000 to $1,000 Investment secured
Give age. references and salary expected on
Start IN nrst letter. a sll, care limos
GRACE STREET.. S00-For rent. In laurel
Terrace. SEQ West Grace Street. house
lltchcnetto and bath, Heat, electricity,
shades. screens; hot and cold water. fur.
for occupancy. September /. All newly pa
rered and white snamced paint Apply to
G. n, Dean, so2 West Grace Street, or 400
+. o. Building. -,
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
No. 3O3 E. F rankin St.

In execution Of decree Of the Rich
mond Chancery. Court. entered on the
9Th 81 day Of March 1917. in the suit there
IN pending under the style Of "a Spiers
George, :xor:. etc. VS.. Anna II. Eoyk!n,
Ellen T.. Boykin ct ais" 1 viii sell nj
public auction on the premises on
TUESDAY. JUNE 25, 1918.
At O'Clock p. ~
the real estate above referred to, con-
siating of three story-and- bas EN- emit
BRICK dwelling. containing about eleven
rooms. bath. etc.
The lot fronts Is sect-1 inch. has
a public alley u feet l inch Wide. This
property is we'll located. and in a sec
ton where land values arc sure to
increase. Your attendance Is invited.
as bargain may be expected.
TERMS: One third in cash and the
residue in three equal !nstaliments a,
six. twelve and eighteen months. with
interest from date Of sale secured by
notes and decd Of trust on the prop
er'N; or all cf<h, at the option Of the
purchaser.
a. SpEIRS GEORGE.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond re-
oulrec OF the special commiss Toner in
tho above cause mas been duly given.
Testc: CHAS. O. SAVILLE,
Clerk
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IIustIng. Court. Part II.

4. G. Burr VS.. Va. Ry. Power Co.
Tuesday
Georgec. Fitzhugh VS.. williamsburg
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CoUHT CALENDARS.

The following cases have been called
Tor trial in tho various courts this
week: (p q. denotes counsel for plain
TIL and p. d. for defendant).
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AUCTION SALES.
Gents Furnishings, etc.
Shoes, Clothing,
AN EXCELLENT. -To-DATE STOCK
We will sell.

We will sell,
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE &c,
at our salesrooms, Clio East BROAD
Street. commencing at 1890 A. Nj. AZ
dozen Haynes Underwear, 1-2 dozen
Hudson Mills Union Suits, 2 I-3 dozen
Channel Shirts. l Ia dozen Wrights
ueaith Underwear, 5 1-6 dozen Mems
Work Shirts. dozen Duofold and Der
by Union Suits. 1 Ia dozen Raincoats
= pair Mems Rubber Shoes. Ia dozen
Mems Sweaters, ! Gle dozen MEMS
and Boys Sweaters. 100 Boys Suits
5 Ia dozen Boys Chinchilla Overcoat
BIZ dozen Boys TOP Goats, Hale dozen
apiece Boys Comb. Suits. 2-12 dozen
Mems Dress Shirts, So pairs Mems Shoes
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO. y
GEO. v. OLIVER, Auctioneer
sale positive: Trade invited.
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nEATTIS.

nCRGER-Died. saturday Juno q? at 755
a: NJ, HERMAN H. BORGER. in his
nigh'y-second year OF age.
Funeral Will be held at the. residence of
his son-in law. l.. W. Schroeder. Gao Virginia
Avenme. BARTON Heights. at $3.50 THIS
ISnNl,y ~ a AFTERNOON. Friends invited
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Nos. 616, 622 and ga
North Eighth Street

In execution Of a decree OF the Chan
cory Court OF the city OF Richmond.
entered on tho 14th day OF June, 1915.
IN tho suit Of Hannah l.. Logan ct ais
vs. Ida u. Priddy ct ala. tho under
signed special commissioner appointed
thereby will offor for sale at public
auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 81. 1918,
a. $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
the above d escr!bed property.
NO. GIG North Eighth street is a
s-story brick dwelling of rooms. with
me usual city convcnicnccs. The lot
OF 10 feet to n 20-foot alley.
No. G2? North Eighth Street is an
s,room dwelling. semidetached, usual
city conveniences: lot fronts 1s feet
9h inches and has depth OK 100 feet
10 a 20-foot alley.
No. ga North Eighth stroot is an
s-room dwelling with tho usual city
conveniences; lot fronts II feet inches
on the west line Of Eighth Street and
has depth of l2c feet to an alley 20
ants at ssoo per annum each. and
should appeal strongly to any prospcc-
tive investor.
TERMS: one-fourth cash and the
denced By negotiable notes to be given
by the purchaser, with interest added
from the date OF sale. tho title 10 DC
retained until tho entire purchase
dered by tho court. or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser.
JAMES E. CANNON.
Special Commissioner.
l certify that the bond required By
the above decree OF tho special com
missioner has been duly given Given
under my hand this 2lst day of. June,
1913.
Teste:
CHARLES o. sAv1hLE, =
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Realty Corporation. George C. Fltz-
hugh. y. a.: Leake 6 Buford. p: d..
argument.
Wednesday,
l. NJ. Blnnkenship VS.. r. D. Rucker.
Smith & Gordon. p. O.; Long, Mcclure.
Gil Bros vs.. A. c. Kenpar. Turner,
p. q; Sands, y. d.
Friday
Open.
commmonwealth VS.. Ben Chandler.
Charles L. Page. p. q.
City Circuit Court.
ssnt '0A Hsots Us
p 81 TS GfserE Es RWry ysi v p a. co,,
Rely, Bryan E Ell 7; o. p. M d.
Charles g. Jurgcns VS.. c. C. Davis.
:, X. 4. IIaskins VS.. Va. Ry. & Power
Co ;y H. o; Wendenburs, p. q.
CO. I. Gray Haddon. p. q; T. j.
u5 JGnn i. ,, Wilson vs. journal CO; Inc
p. q: Gunn & Matthews. p. d.
James r. Phelan ys. Fred s,ernhel-
mer. trading, etc. l.. o. Wendenburg
+. Gray Haddon. p q; Gum & Mat
;. Walker: ct ais. vs. crump, ct ais
First National Bank of Richmond
VS.. Bishop. George Bryan. p. q: II. X.
Pollard. p. d.
Friday
Julia D. whalcn vs. City OF Rich
mond. George Bryan. p. O.: H. r.. Pol
lard. p. d.
Fisher VS.. Va. Ry. & Power Co. L.
o. Wendenburg, p. O.. Moore, y. d.
Saturday.
Open.
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Household Furniture
DeKoven Piano, Etc.
s, AT AUCTION.
ut No. 104 East Grace Street,
FRIDAY JUNE % 101S

Nut ~. IVt East Trace street,
FRIDAY. JUNE, 49, 1918,
1880 O'Clock A. NJ.
we VIII sell the entire household fur
niture. consisting OF handsome Ma
hogany Case DeKoven Piano and stool,
parior Chairs, Rockers and Settccs
Axminstcr Drugget and Rugs. Pictures,
Round Mission Dining Tables. is
Chairs, Crockery. Glassware, knives.
Forks and Spoons, Table Linen, Oak
Hall Seat and Mirror. S BEDROOMS fur
nished with nice Double and Single
Brass ard Iron Beds. with good Mat
tresses and Springs. Sheets, Bed
Spreads. Blankets. Quilts. Pillows, oak
and Mahogany Dressers. Washstands,
Chiffoniers and Wardrobes, Bedroom
Rugs, etc. :
Ladies especially invited to attend
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., INC,
Auctloneers.
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BY RICHARD W. JONES CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioreers.
il6 y. Eighth Street
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BY X. w. BOWIE {. son, INC,
Real Estate Auct!oneers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

At the request OF Mr. A. L. Lord, who
Is going out OF business. we will sell
at his place, No. ID North Seventeenth
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By ]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
i1l3 Main Street
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-11-12
ROLL OF HONOR AT CHARLES
TOWN GRADED AND HIGH
SCHOOL.

! Below is list of the pupils of the
/ Charles Town Graded and High School
or the honor roll for the first month
of the term.
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS.
Lewis Allen, John p. Burn, Tonne
Burns, Rufus Edwards, Daniel Hefle-
bower, Willard Kanode, Richard Ma
comb, Raymond Morris, Charles Skin
ner, George Shirley, John Washington,
Raleigh Watson
HIGH SHOOL GIRLS.
Olive Barfield, Margaret Best, Edith
Baumgardner, Katherine Bowel, Theo
Brown, Lillian Burns, Agnes Conner,
Naomi Conklyn, Fay Dick, May Fur,
Dorcas Golladay, Charlotte Riggs,
Willie Higgs, Frances Luke, Olive
Moore, Madeline Morris, Lillian OFT,
Isabel Perry, Josephine Pittnan, Mary
Ramey, Nina Ramey, Edna Roper,
Edna Shull, Edith Stanley, Ruth Theo-
dore, Florence Webster, Margaret
Young.
Eighth Grade.
Elizabeth Anderson, Martha Burns,
Alice Lefever, Virginia Watson, Mar
garet linn, Frances Conklyn, Howard
Rissler.
Seventh Grade, A Section.
Virginia Bailey, Mary Casey, Bessie
Conklyn Thelma Dick, Mamie Fries,
Virginia Kelly, Ethel Lancaster, Vir-
ginia Shirley, Jessie Trussell, Edna
Wilson, Robt Daley, Newton Gibson,
Ralph Hoffmaster, Jack Mock, French
Skinner.
Seventh Grade,B Section.
Josephine Painter, Mabel Painter,
leila Waters, Blanche Huddle, Fran
ces Heflebower, Audrey Dillow.
Sixth Grade, A Section.
Grace Baker, Agnes Burns, Eliza
beth Burns, Frances Davenport, Vir-
ginia Gibson, Grace Glaize, Mabel
Green, Nina Hooe, Sadie Kelly, Helen
O'Bryan, Ann Wilson.
Sixth Grade, B Section.
Thelma Willingham, Mabel Fries,
Virginia Smallwood, Minnie Winkler,
Ethel Martin, George Jones, Enroll
Leslie, Ralph Beller, Archie Morgan.
| Fifth Grade.
Dixon Baumgardner, Owen Conklyn
Louise Dutrow, Cleon Elliott, Frances
Fur, Elizabeth Gibson, Louise Kelly,
Lucy Miley, Mary Rissler. John Smith
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-11-12

We have in our silk department
chiffon, taffeta, satin, joffret, poplins,
messalines, sport stripes and plaids.
c. T. Shugart.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-11-12

apIeIlulU nCAIth and my
baby was strong and healthy
-afrs A r. Hicks 1910 Virninfo Are
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-11-12

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