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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-07-06
SUGAR TO BE SOLD
IN SMALLPA PACKAGES
Limit of Three Pounds
a Month for Each Person
Set to Make Supply Last
Until Movement Of New
Crop.

New regulations for the use of
sugar were put out last Saturday by
Food Administrator Bicknell, TO take
effect at once The rules are given
in the following telegram received
by County Food Administrator Worth
S. Lee.
Please change expiration date on
all face sugar certificates in your
possession and on those that we for
ward to you tonight, from July 18th
to October 18th We are rushed
here and unable to make the changes
ourselves
Remove Sugar Bowls.
Issue orders Immediately requir-
ing removal all sugar bowls from
table of hotels and all public eating
places.
Record Sugar Sales
Order all dealers in selling sugar
to consumers to keep complete rec
ords of all sales in a separate book
kept for that purpose showing names,
dates and amounts; these records to
include not only sales for home
canning but all sales under two and
five pound limitation Notify dealer
to make inquiries of all purchasers
of sugar concerning purchases else
where to guard against duplicating
purchase Notify householders that
their purchases will be checked up.
Stop Flour to Bakers.
Bakers will be allowed to purchase
flour for all purposes 70 per cent OF
the amount of -four used by them
during quarter May to July 1917
for their requirements this quarter
ending July 31st
Use of Substitutes.
least 25 per cent substitutes in bak-
ing bread and rolls and preferably
more, and 33 1-3 per cent and pre-
feraDIY more, IN pastry.
Discontinue Sherbets.
We again repeat that the manu-
facture and sale of sherbets and
water ices must be discontinued
Notify everyone dealing in these
Signed,
Bicknell,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-07-06

The books for the First Aid class
are on the way here and as soon as
they come the class will be orga-
nized. If there are any who wish to
Join, but have not yet reported, please
report Immediately to Mrs. A. f.
Anderson or to Edith Mason. The
registration fee is so cents and the
cost Of the book 35 cents.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-07-06

A report which we have not been
able to verify. in current In town
that Chas Bates who went from
here to join the marines last year,
has been killed ii France. Mr.
Bates was in charge of the black
smith shop at Sullivan's barn
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-07-06
$4,000

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed left for
Salt Lake Monday Mr.. Reed has
been In charge of Chas. Rathbun's
barber shop for several months and
will enlist in the navy.
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Congregational Church

Evening, 500. young peoples
Sunday forenoon, Communion of
the Lords s supper.
meeting, see notice elsewhere.
Endeavor at o'clock.
Sunday school 1910 noon.
New quarter and new lessons,
do Your BIT" series.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs B. p Thompson re-
ceived a letter the first of the week
from their son Wilbur in France,
stating that he was in base hospital
and had lost one foot from a shrapnei
wound. The letter stated that he
was improving and would soon be
out of the hospital.
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FIRST BOY FROM
CITY TO BE HURT
Enrol Black of Company II
Wounded in Both Arms in
Facing Huns on French
Front.

Enrol Black, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Black of this city is the first
Mountain Home boy to have been
wounded in the war Enrol went
to France last December with the
116th Engineers and was later trans
ferred with his entire company to
the End Engineers On the 3rd of
June the regiment was engaged and
the following letter to his mother
announced that Enrol had suffered
slight wounds.
U. S. P. o. 733 American E, f.
France
June 18th, 1918.
Mrs. J. S. Black
Mountain Home, Idaho.
My Dear Mrs. Black:
presume that you have been al
ready notified by the War Depart
ment that your son Errol Black was
wounded in a recent engagement at
the front, and am writing to you to
assure you that you need not be
alarmed in regard to his condition
Enrol Black was a member of my
company old Co. Fl. End Idaho Inf
and came to France with the 1l6th
Engrs. to which old H Co. had been
transferred, after landing he was
transferred to the End Engrs in which
regiment he wTs serving when
wounded: After being wounded he
was sent to the hospital here Base
Hospital n where some of the men
in my Company ran across him
while visiting the hospital, they mo-
titled me the next morning and
went to Sc him that evening and
found that he had been wounded in
both arms as result of machine gun
fire, | talked with the nurse and
with the doctor in regard to his
condition and they say that it is not
serious, in fact when | visited him
he was sitting up in bed and was
smiling big broad happy smile and
one of the first things he wanted to
know if he could go back to his
regiment as soon as he got we'll
During my conversation with him
he told me that he had not written
home for about a month because his
outfit had been moving around a
great deal and were very busy and
he is at present unable to write on
account of both arms being band
aged ! asked him if he cared to have
me write any letters for him and he
asked me to write to you.
| wish to assure you that he is
getting the best of care in one of
the finest military hospitals that 1t
has ever been my lot to see, the
doctors are the best and the army
nurses are devoted to their patients
and no amount of work or trouble
is to great for them If it means the
comfort, well being and happiness of
their patient.
If there is anything that or Capt.
Boies can do for your son while in the
hopital or after leaving there, rest
assured that it will be done.
1t might be well for the present If
you wish to do so to write him in my
care, or if not to him care of Base
Hospital No 27 American E. F.
France.
Hoping that | have been able to
allay your fears in regard to his con
dition and if this letter will only
cause you to worry even little less
| have been amply repaid,
Sincerely
Frederick c. Hummel
1st. Lieut. 116th Engrs.
American E, F. France.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
HUSTINGS TRUST DEEDS.

y. Bernard Robb. ct ux. to Arthur F.
Chapman and Leon NJ Nelson, trustees.
40 l,2xl4S feet, being lot is and the
southern half of lot II, square IS. plan
81 Woodland Heights. June 90. 1915:
Ann T.. Fentress to Edward 8. and
known as 7ot cambridge street. June
25. 1918; $500.
r. Hattie +. Pedrick ct viz to 10 Lane
SteTn ana William s. Rose, trustees,
3SXl22 feet west line Eleventh Street.
lSV rect from its intersection with the
soG1nern line OF Stockton Street: also
22Si22 feet west line OF Eleventh Street
lbt rect from its intersection with the
ssouthern line Of Stockton Street. June
Orestes l.. Moody. ct u1. to A. l..
Adamson. trustee, 62X14S feet east line
OF iwenty-seventh Street. 1S6 feet
north OF Spring Hill Street. June %.
1918; $1,000
c. n, Thompson ct ux. to T. p. Nc
Conneil, trustee. lot 1, block l, plan Of
Masons Park Land Company. fronting
~ feet on the east side Of Petersburg
turnpike, and known. as SOL Peters,
burg Turnpike. June 90. 1918: $500.
Waller Holiday. trustee. to Ameri-
can Trust Company, trustee, lots IA and
is. block |: lot 3, block I; lots / TO II
inclusive: II. Is. 90 to "a, Inclusive
block 13; lots l to 9, inclusive. IL and
IS. block Is; lots II and 10, block 16;
lots g., 10 and II. block IL: and lots 5
and 10. block Is, plan Of West Man
chester Land Company; $4,000.
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HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

Rufiin, and John Sloan. trustees. 100
acres land on the eastern side OF Poun-
ceey,s tract road in the upper part OF
fen'iGo county. June 10. 1918; S44S.
Il. n. Murray to l.. f. Schmidt & CO.,
southern side of the Southern Railway,
about I miles east Of Richmond April
%, 1918: $500.
e. l.. Long to ]. F. Fair. trustee. lot
l6, section 3, plan of Northampton.
May %, 1918: $685..
- , William Axseli, ct ux. to Frank S,
s ana a n9esrf nnd E. ssylf ss
eastern line of the Mechanicsville Turn
pike. about three miles northeast OF
Richmond. April Is, 1918; $500
Mary y. Lightfoot ct vir TO T.. NJ
Boxley, trustee. lots l. ., 3. 10. IL and
u. block g., plan OF Garden City. June
10, 1918: s3lS.
Rasmus b. Rasmussen ct ux. to Ed.
near Elko Station. in Fairfield District,
about Is miles below Richmond. Juno
%. 1918; s2.250.
IL. Carl Boschen to Pollard & BaEby,
Inc. trustees, % acres land, near the
Williamsburg Road, east OF Richmond
being part of lot l. on the plan of Ira
"a anna y farm Tn June q. 1slS: s2.6ao.
B BaEeS H lnf: trustees: lot J. plan Of
Seven Pines Realty Corporation to
Planters and Merchants National Bank
Of South Boston. Virginia, trustee.
three tracts land al Seven Pines con-
tanning 3b4.42 acres except that part
west or Lee Avenue as shown on plan
OF Federal Park. and IS acres as shown
on on another plan. June &. 1918; SI2,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licens1
were issued yesterday by the clerk
the Hastings Court:
John p. Dalton and II. Estelle Ha'
city.
=, Jack Samuel Tyler and Mabel Marie
Benjamin +. Smith Goochland coun
W. and Lillian Lowry, city
venS, city. 80
William levitt McCaw and Eugenia
Mary Arnold. Washington, d. G. 49, =
Bernard l.. Gibbs and Thelma Lid
dell Morr!ssett, city. -
John w. Purcell and Denie Stanley.
u, RXland p, Johnson and Ida Irene
John e. Rocs and Fayette clawson.
Herbert Sale and Lillian Strickland.
city - . 'eNNNu'
coa!ter c. Hancock and Susie c. Muir
doch. city. s',lf
Ennie Whitlock. Spotsylvania Com.
~ and Naura Maude Loving, city. ht
John Smith and Mamie j. Baber,
William Wills Lear and Edith Tenn
pie Hesser. city.
Willie Gayle and Clara Belcher. civ
Frank j. Disse and Carolyn " Sager
Robert Warner, Nottingham En-
land, and Madeleine Mayer, city.
Dean D. Cole. Chilhowie, Va. ana
Llewllyn Garland. city. -
Edward l.. Nash and Lillian Wells.
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CHANCERY RELEAsE DEEDs

Ssos.Ssssss ilsss' let to cas-. " linz
OF uwssn,yte'sh5h street 80 fee. south
w. B, Piszini. trustee. to Burnell
jeHrics ct ais, lot Q. square II. Full
'01 s. f bann t 10; esit W SlSGi ~
;e4l oS feet: north line China Street,
40 29-l0o feet west OF Laurel Street.
June 10, 1918; S1,232
70 NJ 81 q: Raab and G. X. Willis. trustees,
known as esos Fairmount Avenue
June 10, 1918; $3.50.
Bowen ct al. 20 s-sxIS5 feet To- kne eMs as as
27l5 l-2 East Broad Street. June =
FIT sutton. trustee. to G. c. White.
known as 41l-4i4 I-aH4i6 East ' Man.
shall Street: June II, 1915; $1,000. ~
r, Charles Worsham. trustee. to j. w.
s sarnes !, 2sG 1-a feet: and Of Irregular
hfth Street. June 6. 1918; sl.4oO.
ID ID: short; 45T117 ~ feet east line Mil.
ham Street: June 20. 1915: $3.50. eN-
5sII3sess; to-, sallis n. sydnor ct viz,
avenue Avenue and Park Street. June 70, ieIs:
1s J. p fG Car, trustee. to j. II. Roach
Chewing & Boyley, trustees IN
aaron chandler, Is feet 3l-2 inches by
Sc feet. known as s22 West Leis,
street. June IS. 1915; sl.5GS.
b. Angle. % -l3xso feet 7l-a Inches,
known rs 1920 Floyd Avenue. june Il,
l91S: s4.720. -
d. f. LaPrade, trustee. to ] L. Bass
ct ux. % 1-12x90 feet 71-2 Inches.
known as 1920 Floyd Avenue. June
chew f' s's : soxley. trustees. to W.
Grace street, Isl feet west of the Bou-
levard. June 81. 1918: $S,4sS. (PartiaI',
Fannie L. Williams. 23S9o feet. known
as sos Norton Street. June ii. i9is;
Rose & Rose. trustees. to Laura P.
SLIGO. 80
F sitterding ct ais. trustee. to Alice
p. Curtiss. 1O0xlSu feet southwest
corner Pocnhontas and Battery Streets.
June II. 1918; Sl.175.
r,a ~. NJ. Anderson, trustee. to L, G.
June Is. iois: : ;S T. i'0'a"a fark
Il. Il. Ford, trustee to r. O. Nc
Clntock. l7x12o feet. known as $50
West Cary Street. June Is, 1915; S1.SSS.
Il. j. Blake, trustee, to G. a. Wolff
ct INK. 17Xl20 feet, known as SEQ West
Cary Street. June IL, 1918; s63s.
Cyrene Boiu. trustee. to Kline Car
Corporation, 1876 acres west side OF
i Hsrm Gi s being part Of 10. y.
Bland. 20 1-2x1oO feet, south side
Catherine Street, 142 Ia feet east Of
hancock Street. June is, 1915: sI,0SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30

Avenue. 12s ia feet south of Brook
tax $3.50, $40.
1915; tax $3.50. SO.
j. ii. Garrett. trustee, to Simon Spill
berg. lot IA. block 81; Tot 3. block ID:
block +: lots ii and ~ block Ii; lots
IL and IL. block j: lots "a to Al in
elusive. block y; lots s to % inclusive.
and lots So and SO. block +; lots IL.
$1,000
T.. J. Beattic ct ux. to ]. B. Swartrout.
piece of property fronting 1-3 chains
on north line Ladies' Mile Road. Juno
100 feet. and OF irregular depth. west
Line Line, Seminary Avenue. at intersection
G. *. Loving to w. S. Bowles. lot
10. and adjoining half lot 20. block a.
Highland Park. June Is, 1918; tax
Real Estate Loan Deposit Company
to O. NJ. Alfriend. lots IL and 10. block
;, Virginia Place. June 81, 1918; tax
j. NJ. Wexford and J. c. Taylor.
"a l-sxloO feet north line cary Street.
1918; $500.
saiie G. Hawkin to s. A. Je.er. sr..
2oxl2S feet. west line Thirty-second
S 81 ISIS i' $685. fsst sorth of Street juno
Tax Title Company Of Richmond to
David Harris. 2oxl16 IA feet. east limo
Thirty-trst street. so feet north of S
street. May %, 1918: SIS
S. $. Sloan to Katharyn NJ Sparo
~ 3-iNl31 feet. known as 2S06 Floyd
avenue. June 20, 1918: tax Sc, $40.
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HUsTINGs TRANSFER.

r. r. Singrey ct uX. to Singrey Con-
struetion Company. Incorporated. lots
90. 81 and 30, block 3, and lots 10 and
70. block 4. plan of West Manchester
Land Company; 70X135 feet. being lots
~ and 10, block S, plan of BrookIand
Park; lot Il, block T., plan OF Park
known as S24 West Cary Street: s5xo7
rect north line Kemper Street, IA ga
rect east of the northeast intersection
% hemper and Carter Streets; 45xl35
feet, east line Barton Avenue south.
east corner Barton Avenue and Essex
street: 2S l-3x72 feet on Temple Street
10 :" 1eet south OF the southeast inter-
section of Temple and Cary Street:
ahXll5 feet. known as 7o3 st. Johns
street; ,6oxl35 feet. being lots 10 and
II. block IL. plan of Rrookland Park;
lots 8! and IS, block IS. section c. plan
OF Colonial Place; lots 3. S to SO. in
elusive, 81 to 66. inclusive. 50 to 81.
inclusive. plan OF subdivision. known
as avalon June %, 1915; tax $40,
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Real Estate Summary
YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS.
Although Inc decd OF sale has n

Although the deed OF sale has not
as yet been recorded at the clerks Of
flee in City Hall. the largest transfer
OF the week, and for that matter for
the current year was consummated last
week, when i. l.. 10th sold to the
Chamber OF Commerce Corporation the
building at the northwest corner of
Sixth and Main Streets. The reported
price was about 100000 There will
be no general change in the policy Of
the building, it was announced although
II Is understood that the Southern Rail-
way intends to occupy all space that
may be available.
Another large sale that was also re-
ported in real estate circles was the
sale by ~ l. Stratus to w. II. Miles OF
his residence on Monument Avenue. the
price being given at $4,000.
Exclusive OF the above deals, how
ever The past week reflected more than
ordinary activity many of the sales
recorded being for amounts in excess
OF $4,000. In all, sixty-three trans
fers were filed for record, agErcEatinr
s3s9.T04.
SOME GOOD SALES
DURING FAST WEEK
A. B. SinErey transferred to the SIM
grey Construction Company. Incorpor-
ated, eleven blocks of property located
IN various parts of the city. the valua-
ton being given as $4,000.
u. l.. Street purchased from W. H.
Miles the reaf estate known as SIS
West Franklin Street. measuring SO by
$50 feet. for $4,000
J. "A. Hatkc sold to Julien Gum the
property $50 by 40 feet at the nortn-
east corner CT Broad Street and Alta
mount Avenue. and the property. IS
by lao feet. on the south side OF Huh
street 80 feet east of Twelfth Street.
for $4,000
II. S. Wallerstein sold to ]. L. Davis
the two pieces of property on the south
SIDE OF Hull Street. "a feet . inches by
49, feet. and known as ll02 Hull Street.
and the land. 3S by $50 feet. on the
south side Of Hull Street, 80 feet east
OF Twelfth Street. The price given was
$4,000.
c. *. Willis acquired from w. II.
White the houses known as 1903. 3So3A.
1905, Sso5A. 1907. s3o7A, 3sos, ssoeA
East Marshall Street. on a plot ia by
30 feet. for s25.200.
j. L. O'ISeefe sold to Simon Spilberr
the real estate. 90 by 141 feet, on the
east side OF Third Street, 73l-2 feet
south Of Canal. for 10000
With the exception of the permits
granted to the American Locomotive
company for a warehouse at their
boulevard plant TO cost $4,000, no on
erations of Importance were noted in
the building field Nineteen permits
were issued Tor total of s5S,S72
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-30

Thirty-hrst street, so fect north of S
street. June 3. 1918; 500.
Rebecca K. Timberlake ct vir to +.
4. Savage, trustee. 8 57-loo acres,
Green Road. 154xl55 feet, south line
lowing Green Road. 10 feet east OF
Chesla Street, 90 5-6xl55 feet north
side Wood Street, l25 .5-l3 feet east or
Chssla Street. June ). 1918; S4.2S9.O9.
Trustees Leigh Street Memorial N.
E. E; Church to Sol Gu,chins and L; NJ.
northwest corner Fifth and Leigh
streets; also adjacent strip of land
l-3 feet vide between original and
present d nSrth line of Leigh Street.
Z. IL. A. Doeppe ct ux. to j. B. Welsh,
trustee. SO l-.xll5 feet. known as 9Os
Louisiana Street. June Is. 1918; s472
+. J. Beat,ie ct ux. to A. D. Smith.
trustee trustee SoXiS5 feet east line DAVIS
Avenue June Is, 1918; $500
Carrie Peyton to S. w. Robinson,
trustee, ~ l-2Xl11 feet, known as 1913
west Leigh Street: June IT. 1918; 800.
Thornton Wyatt ct ux. to A. II.
sands. trustee. 2Sx57 feet. southwest
corner corner OF dhird and Bates Streets. |
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CIIANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

n. E. Tresnon TO Pollard Bacby,
ms. trustee. 2Sxl25 feet, known as
iS21 Hanover Avenue. June rs. 1918;
Maryetta 3; Start to a. e. Chapman
sSs.- square q, Plateau. June 20. 1915;
,r Louise JSffTies ct ais. to J. b. Welsh,
Denny T. s oEeefe 'u To W "a i'ts; s7GI
l., RrookdaIe; june "a. i us si.i H:SeN
J., Nj Marion F. ia,,6noroyggh to l.. ". Ky
North Avenue, $40 feet north Of Brook
land Park boulevard. June IL, 1915:
ID. c, o'Flaherty ct ux. to ]. A. Coke.
Monument Avenue. June 20, 1915 SIS
j. L. o'Keo:e to w. e. Purcell. Jr,
~ Brookdnle. Jurs "a. 1918. s1,4O0.
and w G. Blanton. trustees. lots 5 to
~ tnGiusiTe, block +. Brookdale. June
=. c, ,Ryals OF ux. to e. l.. Ruflin and
John sloan. trustees. lot 4. block N,
W. S. Bowies ct TX. to w. ii. Nelson n,U'
trustee. lot 10 and adjacent one.haIf
Of lot 20. block ~. Highland PARK.
Anderson, trustee. 33 1-3xl35 feet, west
line Garland Avenue. 1913 3 feet south
OF Brook!and Park Boulevard. May j.,
derSon, trustee, lot 6. 6iocI e. Re- Rol and
Park. June IS, 1918, $4,000
Anne NJ. King ct Vir TO Pollard G.
Bagby. Inc, trustees, lot !, plan Bar
ton Heights, fronting on Richmond
Henrico Turnpike. June al, ISIS,
S. a. Jctcr. ST.. ct ux. to w. e. >s,sl.
Ivan. trustee, 20xl2S feet, west line,
Thirtysecond Street. l45 feet south OF
street. June Is. 1915; saS0.l5.
H.. {. Brown ct uX. to w. c. Schaaf,
trustee, 2S l-2x140 feet, known as 2033
west Grace Street. June a. 1918; tax
sallie N. sydnor OF vir to r.. Fl. Nor.
ment ct ais, 21xl79 3-4 feet. northeast
street. June "a 1918; $a,2so. amy
David Harris to +. SittcrdinE ct ais
trustees 40x116 Ia feet east NE
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

,zIMi 6. Russell ct ux. to c. G. Harris
s2Nli2 feet south line Park Avenue
20 ieet west OF Cleveland Street June
II; g. Russell ct uX. to C. c. Harris
22Xlis feet south side Park Avenue
20 feet west OF Cleveland Street. june
l. !alS: tax IS. $40
w. II. Miles ct ux to G. 7. Stroat
S3Nl30 feet. known as SIS West Frank
I'm street June 20. 1918; tax $50. sl0.
borough. looXis5 feet " cast line N oaT
Avenue. 40 feet north of BrookIanJ
rar6 Boulevard June II. 1915; tax
irwin Bain ct TX. to C. S. SILL 5oxlS
leet west line Barton Avenue, i 90 feet
norm o! Crawford Street also 50xI 81
and Crawford Street June IS. 1917.
tax $3.50. $40.
t;n s'n MIR 5oW ss:t trustee, to w. r Par
ITnwenty-seventh Street. June 81, 1918.
ct G. a., G q. Wits n,sx ct gs; TO G +; Harper
"a az 40 East Marshall Street. June
tees G.: * & Wills VII; and \ G Harman. trus-
Heights. May %. iisi Hios 5000 haF'on
West End Bank of Richmond, Inc,
TO- j. r. Bowles. lots and 2, block To-
:, As ne Heaity Corporation. to Mrs. e
race october Is. 1911 S275.
ii. c. Sheppard ct ux. to Eva e. Pal
more l20xs6 feet. kn,wn as 9o3, 90s
9o7, 900. all, oil 10, 9I3. ol3 . vii,
Laura Il. Diggs ct ais. 10 j. d Car
neal: trustee, i7x1c4 feet. known as
500 North Sixth street. June IL, 1915,
J; L. o'Keefe to Simon spilhere.
9OX1I feet. east side Third Street,
70 1-S feet south OF Canal Street.
June IA. 1918: tax $50. $40.
Alice r. Love CT vir to Southern Aid
Society of Vir-ginia. Inc. 2ix7o la
June "a. 1918. tax Sc, $40.
5. SpilberG ct uX. to j. l., O'Keefe
lots 81 to A, inclusive. block NJ and
lots to 90, inclusive. block y. Brook
dale. June IA. 1918; tax sl3 $40
A: d: Smith ct nv TO II. s. Francis,
part of lot &. and all lot g. block 90.
Highland Park. June 81 1918; tax ST,
]. w. Barnes ct NIX. to David White,
50 IL feet and irregular depth. 1881
North Twcnty-ffth Street. June 6,
1918, $1,000.
Nettle NJ Dalton ct vir to n. y. Tres
non, 2Sx125 feet. known as 1927 Han
over Avenue. June IS. 1919. 10000.
i. G. Anderson ct Tx. to Efie c.. Speo
Ger. 3a 1-3x 50 feet. west line Garland
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by tho Building 1nspcctoX
f. c. and H. e. Ebel to repair brI
store at SS6-S East Main Street,
cost $4,000.
W: Jones to repair brick garage atN
~ west Franklin Street, to cost $780,,
l.. j. Cheatwood to repair brick dweil-l1
ing at 23l1 East Franklin Street. to-
w. ~ Hobson to repair frame dwel1-E
Ing at l51l Ia Dickinson Street, to
r. w. Roberts to erect frame shed
at 702 Seminary Avenue, to cost s6T0. IA
j. L. Carter to erect frame shed on
Montrose Avenue. between Essex
Street and Brookland Park Boulevard.
to cost SlS5. 80 7
Alfred E. Cohen to repair frame
cost $3.50. - 80 -
Daniel Bagby to repair brick dwell-g
ths at 0ol North First Street. to COST
c. Fl. Robinson to repair frame dwells2
ing az 10 East Fifteenth Street, to
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