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New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
MADE TO CRAWL AND KISS FLAG

New London: June 25.-When asked to pledge himself to buy Thrift Stamps this morning. X. c. Gori, em- ployed by the New London Ship and Engine Go, in Groton, tore up the card and made disrespectful remarks about the thrift campaign. He was discharged by the company. and his fellow employees, to the number of about 300 made him crawl on his hands and knees and kiss the flag. He is said to be Swiss. While there was Considerable excitement the crowd Twas orderly.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
FIRE ABOARD TRANSPORT
Mysterious Blaze Causes Damage Running Into Thousands-Atrplane Parts Threatened With Destruction.

An Atlantic Port. June 25.-Army authorities are making an inquiry ln- to the cause of 9, fire which started carly today n the hold of a transport lying at her pier and caused several thousand dollars damage.
 An army unit of the local fire de- nartnlent responded to the alarm and fought the flames which threatened to destroy large quantities of air. plane parts and other war necessl- ties.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
Artillery Active on British Line.

London, June 25.-ActivitY was dis played during last night by the Ger man artillery in the region to the east of Amiens, between Villers-Breton- neux and Morlancourt, says today's war office report. There was some ar tlllery activity also in other sections Raiding operations in the Arras re- zion resulted in the capture of pris onerS by the British.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
Financial
WAR NEWS MAKES
 WALL STREET HAPPY
Other Factors Unable to Hold
 Stock Quotations Down

Wall street.-Stocks opened with 8 firm tone today under guidance of the usual leaders, including cOpperS and motors but soon reacted as a result of pressure against l.. $. Steel, Bald win and related indus.rials and equip ments. Shippings also were moderate ly reactiOnary and Brooklyn Transit was weakest of the utilities, losing 3-S. The movement in rails was again very narrow and irregular. Lib- erty bonds were steady.
 The early setback, which was at tributed to selling based upon the British premier's statement, was soon largely overcome. Active buying of oils, motors, feathers, shippings and equipments at overnight gains of l to 1-2 points served to readjust prices to a considerable extent. Another moderate reaction set in at midday on renewed offerings of such leaders as U. s. Steel.
 Close-Active stocks with the ex- ception of Sumatra tobacco and Gen. eral Motors yielded again in the last hour. The closing was irregular. Liberty 1-2's sold at 99.50 to 99.60; first 4s at 94 to 94.06. second As at 93.96 to 94.o2 and 1-4's at 95.96 to 96.06.
 Sales approXimated 550.000 shares.
 New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co., members of the New York Stock Ex- change.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
GUNNER WELD WRITES,

Traffic Officer John King is in re- ceipt of a postal card from Machine Gunner Gardner c. Weld. who is in France. The card was written soon after Gunner Weld had finished his fifth tour of duty in the trenches. He briefly refers to the thrilling exper- fence of lodging Fritz's shots.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
APPROVE EIGHT-HOCR DAY.

Washington, June 25.-An agree ment was reached today by senate and house conferees on the legislative ex- ecutivc and judicial appropriation bill providing that all government em- ployes in the civil establishment shall work eight hours daily instead of seven. as at present, beginning July 1. and shall receive $120 additional pay annually.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
MAY INCREASE TROLLEY WAGES

Washington, June 25.-The nation al war labor board will increase wages of street railroad employees if it finds increases necessary, without regard to the financial condition of the companies operating lines. Joint Chairmen Taft and Walsh so an- nounced today at the conclusion of a preliminary hearing of employers and employees.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
'NIGW HAVEN PRESIDENT.
Nice-PrcSident Bucl&Iand Promoted
 by Board of Directors.

New York. June 25.-Edward G.. Buckland, yice-president and general counsel of the New Haven railroad was elected president of the company by the board of directors at a meet ing here today.
 He succeeds Edward J. Pearson, former president, who has been made federal manager of the road by Di- rector General McAdOO.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25

Boston, June 25.-A proposed amendment providing for statewide prohibition was unanimously reject ed without debate, by the constitu- tional convention today. The amend ment had been favorably reported by the committee on liquor laws and had been on the calendar since last fall. Tn view of the ratification by the legislature of the federal prohibit tory amendment, however, both sides agreed it would be unwise to press for state action now.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
DEATHS AND FUNERALS S
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews.

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth An drews will be held at St. Josephs Catholic church. Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. instead of 9 o'clock aS previously announced.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
HURLEY OPPOSES TO
 MAKING NATION DRY
Continued from First Page)

phe, throwing many banks and thou sands of firms into bankruptcy.
 Postmaster General Burleson joined in expressing fear that prohibition at this time might interfere with prosecution of the war. He said he was not prepared to say whether it was necessary to conserve food, and suggested the committee confer with the food administration.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
Greece to Have 100000 Ready.

Paris, June 2o.-t1reecc soon will have more than 100000 men under arms, says a statement given by the Greek legation here to the Matin. Ad- ditional troops beyond this number, are to be called to the colors soon, it is added.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
PHELPS. DODGE HEAD DIES.

New York, June 25.-Dr. James Douglas, for many years president ahd lately chairman of the board of directors of Phelps, Dodge and Co.,, sopper mine owners, died at his home here today in his S1st year.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFYC ATION

LOST-M edal with name Mrs. Norine McMahon engraved on back. Be- tween Hotel Bronson and Keeney's theater. Reward if returned to Hotel Bronson. 6-25-1d
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere thanks to local and out of town friends for their many expressions of sympathy and floral tributes at the time of the death of our beloved wife and mother. Mrs. SporanZa Al baneSe.
 JEREMIAH ALBANESFi
 AND FAMILY.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
EXTRA DIVIDEND DECLARED.

The North & Judd Mfg. Co. has declared in addition to it's regular dividend, a, f per cent extra dividend payable July l, 1918. This puts the stock on a 24 per cent, instead of a 20 per cent basis.
New Britain herald., 1918-06-25
AUSTR|ANS STILL
 CONTINUE 10 FLEE
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tions near Le Port north of the Aisne, but were able to make no gains, says the official statement from the war office today Tn surprise attacks in the Woevre and in Lorraine the French captured 20 prisoners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
SPOT MERCHANDISE SCARCE
AS AGENTS DELAY CONTRACTS
Government Orders Arc Taking Larger
Fart 0f Output of Print
Cloths.
IRy Associated Press. J

NEW YORK. April 6.--Thc demand
for cotton goods is still much in en-
cess of the supplies. Mills and selling
agents are slow TO accept new con-
tracts and spot merchandise is grow
ing Scarccr. Government orders are
taking up Il larger part of the output
print cloths. fine combed yarn, goods
continue advance, although the volume
OF sales is generally smaller. JobbinE
and retail distribution continues good.
Civilian consumption is being check
cd by high prices. Hardly 30 per cent
Of the duck production OF the country
L. available for civilian needs.
Apprehension of price fixing has
grown in the delegation OF powers to
the war industries, and merchants are
doing much 10 restrain buying. Cot
ton yarns have advanced sharply, and
coarse yarns are particularly scarce in
central markets. Knit goods orders
for government purposes have been
large. and hosiery. production. is be-
spoken for some time to come. = Quota
tons are more or less nominal as many
lines Of goods have been withdrawn
from sale, and prices are named only
when some small lots come TO hand.
Print cloths. Is inch GiX6is. 1917
cents; 64x6OS. Is cents: 3Sl-2 inch.
G+XG4s. II "a cents: brown sheetings,
Southern standards. 20 = cents: den
inns. @.:Gs. Southern indigo. 81 l.:
cents; tickings, ounces, AZ IL cents:
prints. Is = cents; staple ginghams,
!? cents: dress ginghams. % cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
tIiANCEItl TRANSFERS.

Laura Rehlinr to Roesi Solomon 32N
Ia "a feet. known as 3ll3 Grove Ave
niue April !. l"iS, tax, $3.50; $40.
{. - PEARSON ct uN. TO :. 6. Mere
oith lots and .. block l.. Highland
lark Addition November 30. 1917. tan,
81: SO.
laburnum Corporation 10 l.. H. SUIT
tom lot >, block b. L;,burnum Park
March g. 1918. tax, $50: $40.
j. l.. Gayle. special commissioner. to
w. j. watkins 2UNi0J "a feet. known
ls 2$"i stuart Avenue. April ). 1918.
$500
D. u. Eanes 81 ux. to j. {. Anderson
lot o. hipci, Il. Roland Park. April
j. 1918; tax, ST. Sic.
j. G. Anderson at ux. to -. y. Eancs
- l-3N!@o fec, west line Garland Ave
nue.. 80 !e"t south of Brooi<Iand PART,
boulevard. April j, 1918; tax. $500:
40.
> q. Gray et ux TO u. i. SiGourne..
lpNl2J feet west line Lamb Avenue. 1870
feet south OF Norwood street. March
Is. 1918, tax, $3.50: $l"
W. W. Hope e, ux 10 Florence Doo-
Icy %0xl3o feet. known as lot 20. plan
Of Valentine Hccki.r, Jr.'s property.
August ], 1917: 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
IIENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.

Leroy T.. Brown, trustee 10 r. c.
Burnett l20Xi40 feet fronting OH Holly
Avenue. being the eastern part OF lot
]. block {, section g. plan OF Highland
SPRINGS building Lots. April {, l9lS:
$1,000.
l.. j. Crawford, trustee to L. Ernes~
tine Arrand, 100 acres land about ten
miles below Richmond bounded on the
north by the New Market Road, on the
east by Four Mile Creek. and on the
south and west by the lands of a. H.
clarke and others. March Is, ISIS:
sllSV.
JOHN c. Easlcy, trustee. to Robert
Sigmund 20 acres land about nine miles
from Richmond on the north side OF
New Market Road. April 1. 1918: $500.
John y. Coke, Jr., and John Ruther-
foord. trustees, to w. j.. Pierce lot -,
block |. Ginter Park. March 30, 1918 !;
54,G+S.
Charles T. Garrett. trustee. to J..
NJ rutze. 80 acres land aout three miles
northeast OF Richmond. in Fairfield
District. bounded on the north By the
land Of j. NJ Putze. on the east Nv the
land OF T.. Stimcnian. on the west by
tn" land formerly owned by Mrs r. v.
Evans. and on the south by the Crcigh-
to-. Road. adjoining the above prop
erty. April 3. 1915. S5.2!t
Leroy Il. Brown. trustee. to II. =.
Watkins. lSS acres land in Narina
MaSistcrial District. as shown on :,
plot made by T. Crawford Redd &
Brother. March II. 1918; s3.17G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
garage at SO: Seminary Avenue. I,

garage at soc Seminary Avenue. to
Davis Brothers Incorporated. 10
erect TWO brick apartments on north
side Monument Avenue between roulc-
ward and Sheppard street. to cost 500
Si,tcrdinc- Carncal- Davis Company
10 erect frame shed east side lombo I'd 4.
street between Moore ANA Leigh
Streets. to cost $1,000
T.. y Murphy X Son. Incorporated.
10 repair brick DWELLING. 2ii. Han,
over Avenue. TO cost $llo.
Nelly houston TO repair frame dwell.
ing. 5o3 North Avenue to cost sllO
l.. ii. Christian. 10 repair franc
dwelling loo West Twenty ninth street,
to cost $500.
Mary ~ Young. 10 repair frame
dwelling 7i2 Catherine Street. to cost
$3.50.
y, w. Bowe, Jr.. TO repair hricl,
dwelling 1909 Hanover Avenue. to cost
$3.50.
Clarence Cosby. TO repair brick ware
$4,000.
Manuel Kambourian. TO repair hricl;
store at II West Grace Street to cost
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

John Sloan. trustees. 2oxioo3-i feet.
known as 23Ol Stuart Avenue. March
., 1918. 500.
Alice II. Leo 9, rir to \. T. Godhln
street, lI', fee, west Of Nilsson street.
April /, 1918; Si,0N5
-. -. Eancs Ct mN. to i. NJ Anderson
81 -:.hla5 feet west line Garland Ave
boulevard. April |, 1915. Si.J9G.SG.
iiocsi solomon II v!r to j. L. .Au-
dcrson and w. II. Nelson. trustees 32X
1884 feet. known as 3ll3 Grove Ave-
nue.. April !, 1915; s5,56l.25.
Clara W. snyder ct vir to g G. Sat
tcrfcld. trustee. lots IL and II. suu:r"
10, Noun, Comfort. Arril .; i'iS; si9n,.
r.,Gc in," and e: II" Sjol tx " , ESH%
Park addition. April !. 1"i>: $3.2Oo.
=. II. sutton ct uN. to Howard SUIT
ton. trustee, 10, q. block H. i.ahurnum
Park. April ., 1918; sG72.
W. u. cohm ct ais. to y. !. Ilirsh
and John Garrett, trustees. %SNl2o feet.
known as 1887 Taylor street. Marcl,
rlorcnce Doolcy TO T., !. Crawford,
trustee. aoxIS0 feet, known as lot %
plan of Valentine lIcckIcr, JUS prop
rr,y Angus, J. 1917; 500:
Is. ir., el ais. 10 Il. H. Harrison. trus-
zoe, 2G3 10 fec, and Of irregular shape
east line Sixth Street. i2ol-2 feet
north OF Preston street lots il and -
flock G. Roseneath; 2GNl32 feet. known
~ So North sixth Street. triangular
Jlo; beginning at intersection OF south
zine Chatfiu street and cas-, line Of 10
loot aiicy and fronting east linc said
alley lji feet S5 21-l0CNll0 feet.
known as IG32-4-s West Taylor street:
- 2-$xl3o feet. known as 500 Nest
cary street: t5XS2 % fee; west line
Spruce Street. 1884, 81 feet south o:
Main street: CO l3X7> - feet east line
Randolph Street. l22 feet south of Main
street. March 30 1918; tax, $50 Csc
cure performances OF contract)
Margarst y, Ellis TO u. 7; Erag=,
W. 9. Johnson to w l.. tyler. trus-
tee. 3!M73 feet south sid. Wood street.
- fee, east OF seventeenth street.
too. !sHI5s feet. known as los Eas,
clay street. April L.. 1918. $500
H. Il. Atkinson to j. w. Tyler, trus-
tee: 10, =. block J.. Brookdale. April
I:,ta Shakespeare TO a L. Chapman.
trustee. lots 81 and ~. ITllcres; Park.
April /, 1915: sl.45s.
and y. J. Kirsh. trustee, i:l-%N9S feet,
:. 1918. sails. '' .
o. L. Phillips ct ux. to G.. J. Hooper.
West Main Street. April 3. laIS: sSaS
a 7. Holmes. Jr, 81 uN. to !. T.. Car
neal trustee. 2o3-tXs2 feet. known a.
81 81. James Street. March -. 1918;
Carl Runhr'nund 10 j. T. Carneal.
trustee. 35XT4 feet. known as 9iJ HEX
ory street. JaHuar: 80. 1918: S2.G5r.
+. g. chalkle ~ ny. t" T., j. Blake
trustee, AXIS! feet, known as 52A -
South Pine Street. March -, 1918;
Horace Weber c, ux. to Il. /. Blake
trustee. lot I. section u. Northampton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
UTILIZE GERMAN LUMBER
FOR BUILDING OF SHIPS
Custodian Of Enemy Property Makes
Suggestion to Chairman Hurley.
of shipping Board.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-A"ailable
enemy capital will be used 10 buiid
ships If a suggestion by Alien Prop
crty Custodian Palmer is adopted
In letter to Chairman Hurley, OF
tho United States Shipping Board,
Palmer tonight offered for such use
tho total timber supply OF the Ger
man-American Lumber Company, OF
Milivillc, Ella. AN enemy owned con-
Germ, whose property the custodian re-
Gently took over.
Near the lumber company plant is
the Gulf Shipbuilding Company, which
already has built one ship. and Is In n
position. agents OF the custodian re-
port. TO build Immediately five more
wooden ships OF 5000 tons each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
miles cast Of Richmond. March ~,
1918: $500
cmANcEnr RELEASE DEEDS.

e, crsnshaw soiN u. feet south Out,
i% S'unr, lTenne s 30 fee! Gas' OF Elm
w. i. kcdd. trustee. to Clara w.
snyder lots l6 and IL square -. Mount
Comfort. April .. l'lS; $500. ,,.
IL. plan Of L. c. Brauer's property.
March 80. 1918; $500
+. Sittcrdng ct ais, trustees, to l..
n. Brown lots 20 and u, block $. provi-
dcncc Park. February Is. 1918: $1,000.
II. :. TAYLOR. trustee. to X. r. Penn
known as 3o2 Davis Avenue. March %.
1918; $3.50.
X. ". Jones trustee. to L. a. Per-
Fins S SaMi"o fSE, known as eos East
!. y. Connolly and l.. r. curry. trus-
tees, TO w +. Fierce l00xiso feet east
side Hawthorne Avenue. iiG l7-l0o feet
north OF Westwo"d Avenue. April =.
1918; S3.SO5.
w. l.. Tyler. trustee, 10 w c. john
son 35N13 feet south side Wood Street.
April >, 1918: 1928
Stuart Rowe. trustee, TO j. +. TIud
Gins Ia 3-4Neo feet. known as 100 West
". r. nedd. trustee trustee to j. f.. Gre Green
26Nlj0 1-la feet. known as 10 North
Rowland street. April ., 1918: 81 800.
Anderson. .r.. l5xiIo feet, known az
in22 Randolph street. April D. 1918:
John Bagby. trustee. to T. w. Hay
81 l:Nl20 5-l: feet, known as 100
North West street. April 3, 1915;
sl.3O3.l3
Pollard & :aGby. Inc. trustee. to
pincus Rubin 3Oxl20 feet. known as
1874 Ashland Street April 5, 1918;
$3.50.
y. II. Chapman. trustee. to Eta
Shakespeare lots 81 and s., HiilcrcSt
Park. March ~. 1918; sll20.
II. J. Blake. trustee. to Horace Wcbc r
lot 4. section +. Northampton. April
|, l:lS: sl.0:4.l1.
r. Ca,lin lot 4. section r, Northamp-
ton. April l. 1918: S3.3G0.
stuart Bowe. trustee. to Marshall
Sayers 2tXloo feet. known as AGA f.as,
Marshall street. April |. 1olS: si.77o.
II. w. Jones. trustee. to Mardcros
Darhanian ct uN. I? 3-iX56 feet, known
as 400 North Seventh Street. April 4,
1918; sl.7?2.
!. 4. camphell. trustee: to T.: i.
Terrace. March |. 1918: $1,000.
!. T.. Campbell. trustee to T. T.
Schafer lot 81, block +. Gintcr Park
Terrace. March 1. 1915. $1,000.
II. II. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. TO All
Eustus Bowles 25Xl00 feet. known IA
80 North First street. April =, 1918;
sl.i16.
w. f: Sullivan. trustee. TO w. IT.
Sears &c 2Nl50 feet north line clay
street 46i-2 feet west OF Thirty-htth
Street. March %. lalS: sl.35S.SS
Citizens d. & l.. Association No. lG
Incorpora ted. trustee. to Clara Il. F:pps
80 20 feet and Of irregular depth
known as 2l13 Stuart Avenue. April
3, 1915; $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Dull Week Is Experienced In Local
Market, With But Forty
Seven Transfers.
BUILDING SHOWS INCREASE
Davis Bros. Given Permit to Erect
Two Brick Apartmcnt-Houscs ON
North Side OF Monument Avenue,
West Of the Boulevard.

With but one cXccp,ion. last week
proved 20 be the dulicst OF the prcscn,
!"a". WITH ~; corty-scvcn transfers
recorded for the small total Of $lt9.Gol.
only two transactions were notcd in
Solying sums in excess OF 10000 the
majority being for amounts below
5000
Thc two transfers that proved an
exception to the ,u" were the sale hy
w T. Reese and wife 10 II. NJ. Car
i:Hgt"n OF the property located al the
southeast Intersection OF Decatur
street and tn" Atlantic Coast Line right
o. way, measuring l%2NlG5 feet, for
$4,000. and the purchase by iill
Montague from q. II. and Peter Win
st"n of the property at the interscc-
ton o! Sherwood .ivcnuc and Brook
Turnpike, designated as lot 2os. Shcr-
wool lark for the sum OF Sll.5Oo.
Although the operations in tn. build
'hG Held wer" most encouraging during
the month OF March, in spite of adverse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
COURT CALENDERS.

The following cases have been call
cd for trial in tho various courts this
wcck. or. Il. denotes counsel for plain
Tiff and u. d. for defendant):
Law nni Equity Court.
J. NJ: Thompson vs.. j. i: Anderson.
Isaac Digs, p. O.; I. q. Haddon, p. d
lanes i Minor. receiver. VS.. James p.
Sadlcr. q. *. Pollock, p. a.; y, c..
PARKER vs. Enrich. II. Montague &
Lamb o.: Cutchins. p. d. e
Wednesday,
George. y. Willis. etc, VS.. Richmond
Beneficial Insurance Company. Lewis.
Tyrcc. p. Il.
Thursday Is
Irophytoi Products Company VS.. A.
$. Heller. J. Kent Rawicy, p. g.. Price
Il Lou,han, p. d.
NJ. u. Stone Motor Company vs.. sgd
nor and Hundley. S. s. Z. Pattcson.
y. o.: -. NJ. White. p. d
Saunders vs., segal Smith & Cor
don. p. o.: T.. 7. sutton. Jr.. y. d.
Hastings Court Part il.
{. i. Graves VS.. j. W. Bailey. Hen
ley. Hall x Hall, p. d.; English. p, d.
Tuesday
open.
and Power Company. T. Gray Haddon.
+. .. Wendenburg. u. a.; 7. J. Moore.
vi. Mcclure. y. q.
Thursday Friday
w. +. and Annie G. Lamb VS.. City of
Richmond and southern Railway Com
pany Nunnaly.
Friday
William Ross vs. Virginia- Carolina
Stavc and Lumber Company ct AL.
Lamb & Lamb Russell Elorancc, y. O.;
Turner. Justis. n. d.
Iicnrico Circuit Court.
Monday
Randolph VS.. Burke. Tucker. p. o.
Goodwin. n. d.
Tuesday-- n
Harris vs.. Ford. Jones, D. a.: Gum
u Matthews, D. Il.
James S. Easlcy VS.. G. Lee Moore
Auditsr. Mcclure, Reilly. Bryan &
lissles,on. p. g.: orney-Generai.y p,
Wednesday,
Lizzie Ford VS.. W. j. roltos n. r..
Powers. y. a.: Haw X EIaw, y. d.
Commonwealth vs.. w. y. Lane. W.
w Beverley p. a.; l.. i. English, p d.
Thursday
G.. u. Wills vs. J. n. Cosby j, NJ.
Turner. p. o.; j. r. Russell. -. d.
y. l. Martin VS.. Leila Walker. p.
Smith. p. a.; +. V. Farinholt. y. d..
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uUsrINcs TRUST DEEDS.

Florence Grantlnud 81 vir to Robert
T.. Henley and NJ T.. Conrad. ;rus-
tees. i6 l-2Nii> fact. cast line Thir-
tnd bellevue streets. bcin. lot u ANA
the southern ID = feet Of tot l. block
Is. Woodiawn Heights. March %,
1915: 52.Ijp.
}. T.. Robertson TO II. l.. GolSan. trus-
tee. lots II and l.. block l. Bellevue.
November .. l:iS. $3.50
Roland l.. Hrandis ct uX. 10 Angus
;i:c Royal, trustee. lot g. :uuare g.
Forest I'm Park Annex April ),
1918: s142.
Franklin g. Challlcy ct ux. 10 w.
f. Erycc, trustee. lots !? and 20 block
10. West Manchester Land Company.
April !. 1918; Sl.7Io
Franklin G. Chal,<lcy TO Edward j.
Blake, trustee. lots - and % block
ADril l. 1918; $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO I.AiLWAT
COMPANY,
NOTICE. or ANNUAL. MEETIN,;

NOTICE or ANNUAL. MEETING;
Not'c ~ hereby given that tnc auHuG!
meeting OF the SIuc<toiueIs al THE CHiGSA-
i'r.A NJ AND ONO RAILWAY LU.LfA.>i
wa nc he'd, az provided! IN the by-iaws, at
the "ihcy 90 me company III tue cay ~
oi ApI,.. iylS. II ii o'ViuCit y. VI. tlD Tor lac
eicruon oil directors. ~ authorize nhd
,unsC.I, by vote or otherwise aA may De
pIo.idcd by law. To the acquisition uy pur-
chase or otherwise Gi The Corporate assets.
riSHIS, privileges. franchises easements
ri,nts oi way anu all other property OF IN.
iu,iUwI"6 CORPORATIONS IN wiiicn SAID ran
the capital STOCK taJ oi hanuwna bridge
and TERMINAL Company: Cd, oil the t;auIey
ana Meadow River kdiiGodu COMPANY: lcJ
ui Logan ana southern hallway Iunlp ny !;
tu) Oi roma EOtk Halfway Company; &c, uf
ilncy liiNIr ANA PANT creek I.aiiroad Com
pahI: % OF r.iKHorn ana beaver Valley
thu"ay Company. and 90 of the Chesm-
phny; go to authorize and consent to the
form aud terms OF such acquisitions and OF
any agreement ar agreements entered into
ia connection herewith; "a to ratify anu
conirm such action thcretofoic taken or
authorized by the DonruT OF directors or By
the executive committee OF the company as
may hc submitteU ~ the meeting, and taJ
lawfully come before the meeting, 81
The stock transfer hooks Viii be closed
at the Office oi the company. No. IL Broad.
way, New York city, on Saturday. the I'D
DAY or Aarch, 1918, at IL O'Clock noon, ana
WIN tee rc"penru on "Wednesday. the :itn
day OF April. 1918. at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Dated Richmond, Va, February ~. 1918.
by order ot the board OF directors.
CARL REMlkGTON.
On