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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

WANTED - Salesman with light car
for delivery, for tea and coffee route
in Salem. Business already establish
ed bond and reference required; ex-
cellent proposition Apply Grand
Union Tea Co., @. D. Morrison, Mgr.
44S Washington st. Portland. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

FOR SALE-l03 acres, houses, 3
barns, silo, windmill, stock and i'm.
plements $1,000 down; also los acres
fruit and dairy land. D. +. Eastburn
Aumsville, Or. 7-1S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
TIE JOURNALS NEW TODAY.
JOURNAL WANT AID DEPARTMENT IS THE BEST SELLING
MEDIUM IN MARION COUNTY TRY THEM FOR RESULTS
CLASSIFIED ADvERr1sINe RATES:
Rate per wOrd-New Today:

Rate per wOrd-New Today;
Each insertion ---..------------------------- 1e
One week &c insertionsl ----------.--------. Sc
One month (26 insertiOns) - lie
The Capital Journal win not be re-
aponsible for more than one insertion,
fOl errors in Classified Advertisements
Read your advertisement the first DAY
1t appears and notify US immediately if
error occurs.
Minimum charge, 15e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

WANTED-Loganberry pickers, &c per
box; free transportation from end
of earline. Phone 92F3 evenings or
mornings. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

FOR SAIlE-Peaehes zoe crate, two
miles from town. Phone from IL to
. o'clock 6lf'l3. 723
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

CENSUS clerks Omen, women). 1000
needed. $92 month. Age, Is upward
Experience unnecessary. For free par
tieulars of examinations, write j.
Leonard (fOrmer government examin-
cry 1882 Equitable Bldg, Washing
ton. 1922
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

GIRL wanted for general housework,
good wages. Phone 1496M or call 444
north 14th st. 7-l9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

WANTED = Wood chopper, $3.50 up
per cord, good camp gropnd. Enquire
Blessing cigar store, A. J. Ander-
son. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

TAKEN UP-One black shoat, weight
60 lbs, right ear split and upper bit
on left ear. L. F. Hill, Rt. s, box
125. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

FOR sALE-AH OF part Of 120 acres
one mile from Marion, good build
ings; would take good house in sa-
lem as part pay. A fine dairy farm.
Vim. Hall, Marion, Or. 7-19
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

WANTED-To rent, room modern
house with garage Give particulars.
Theodore Maynard, 20l9 Wetmore
ave, Everett, Wash. 7-19
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

PRUNE orchard for sale, IS acres bear
ing prunes, full crop; l2 acres in
Royal Annes apples pears and To-
ganberries. Price $4,000 full crop
with place. 10000 cash, balance
terms. 2 o care Journal. 7-10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

FINE Chickering piano in good con
dition at a genuine bargain price
The Wiley B. Allen Co., $40 Court
st. 7-19
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

WANTED-To rent grain ranch of 1850
to 200 acres with pasture and good
buildings; win pay cash or shares.
Write T E care Journal. tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

WANfED-Late model Ford body,
touring OF roadster. Phone SIC. 5-l9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

Mona jednak zm~niejszyt niepe-
whose drogi powietrznej przez sta
ranne przestudyowanie warunkow
acknowledgement danego krajd. -
Przyjmujac, re maksymalna szyb--
kosc wiatru, pozwalajacego ma lot,
wynosi okolo Is metrow ma sekunde
ii. co 60 kilometr6w ma godzine,
mozemy PREY okreSlaniu rozkladl
drogi platowca o szybko$ci mp. $50
kilometr0w ma godzine liczyc jego
szybkoSG r6wna $50 kilometr6w
mniej 60 kim; czyli - 100 kim.
(wypadek maksymalnego wiatru
przeciwnego).
W ten spos6b, przyjmujac warun-
XII ~najgorsze bedziemy mieli MOI
nose otrzymania pewnych rezulta-
tow. Ola danej miejscowoSci MONA
r6wniez 2 CORY okre$lit procentowa
ilosc dni niemozliwych ola ze2lugi;
trzeba przewidziet dni przynajmniej
te, 4G godzin naprz6d i tworzyG je-
dhocze$nie r6wnolegla komunika--
eye dodatkowa M. samoChodowa.
kt6raby pozwoli}a Ma wyzyskanle
czasu nieprzyjaznego. Prey nastaniu
pogody samoch6d dOwozi pasazer6w
i towary do najblizszej stacyi iotni-
czej i dals.a podr6z odbywa sic pla-
towcem. o niemozebnoSci wzlotu ma
ley zawiadamiat ludnoSc danego
miasta "a S0moca s~pecyalnych syg-
nalow. lub ogioszeh.
Wreszc;e trzecim czynnikiem pre-
mawiajacym przeCiw uzyciu lotnict-
wa do cel6w transportowych jest
zbyt wyg0rowana cena przejazdu |
przewczu. Jest to zagadnien!e tax
skomplikowane i trudne, re nalezr
lie rozpatrzeG W s~pecyalnym artyku-
lie; tMnczasem prZytocze tylko rezul-
tat obliczen p Jean Dargon'a. Et0-
~ twierd2i. re PREY uzyciu ptatow-
ca tyDu 100 X. VI. IoSzta przejazdd
beda wynosiG okoIo 4 frank6w "a
tonne kilometr. Wobec zmniejszentd
sic o~dlegloSci W przylocie pu linii
prostej. miedzy danymi punktami W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12
nv KLEMENS FILIPOWSKI.
LOTNICTWO JAKO SRODEK
~KOMUNIKACYJNY.

Najwieksza p~rzeszkoda ladawania
W okreSlonym punkcie jest zatrzy--
mamie sic wskutek zepsuc:S silnika
W locie. Poniewaz teoretycznie ME
MONA dotychczas przewidzieG i unik
nae. tego zdarzenia,' przeto nalezv
budowaC p~iatowce wielosilnikowe,
p~ozwalajace PREY zatrzymaniu sic je-
dnego silnika ma dalszy lot "a
zmniejszona szybkoScia, oraz Ma
moznoSG naprawy Tub ponownego pa
szczenia W ruch silnika W locie.
Mona r6wpiez zaradzit z}emu la
tajac ma znacznych wysokoSciacn,
ktore zwiekszaja d~oScigalny teren
ladowania Totem szybowym.
Nastepnie nalezy o lie moznoSci
zmniejszyc szybkoSt lotu poziome-
go PREY ladowaniu "a pomoca np.
zmiany kata prucia giownych pla-
tow. Ladujac pod wiatr szybkos;
lotu wzgledem ziemi, oraz czas to-
czenia sic po lotnisku znacznie sic
~redukuje. Wskutek duzej mocy sill
nik6w PREY w~zglednie n~iewielkiej
wadze mozemy. mniej liczac sic z leS
koScia konstrukcyi, wzmacniac pc
wne czesci pfatowca i bez obawy sto-
sowac slime hamowanie ma ziemi "a
pomoca ostr6g Tub pl6z.
Mimo to kwestye bezp:eczenstwa
nalezy nieStety narazie uwaaaG "a
pewna ujemna ceche zeglugi napo-
wietrznej.
Drugim minusem takowej jest
problematyczna regularnosc komu--
nikacyi. spowodowana warunkami
Acknowledgement. Slime wiatry,
chmury. mgia, deszcz, stanowia pre-
szkody W regularnoSci komunikccyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

por6wnaniu z koleja jest to cena da-
jaca pewne nadzieje co do moZnosci
realizacyi takich transport0w.
LokomOcya na%powietrzna ma sWo
je DUE zalety jak mp. zbytecznosc
wszelkiCh dr6g, kolei, Sos, REX Tub
kanalow. Platowiec moze dosiegnaG
dowolnego punktu globu ziemskie-
go; niema dian bezdroza nj pustyni,
niema gor AMI blot nieprzebytych,
niema jednem siowem zadnych pre-
szk6d ma ziemi. Kwestye przedosta-
MIA sic do najtajniejszych zakqtk6w
pustyni i dotarcia do biegun6w So
prawie rozwiaZane, gdyz wymagaJa
tylko stosownej budowy pfatowca,
ably m6dz pozostawaG W powietrzu
potrzebna ilosG czasu.
Jednym 2 warunk6w platowc0W
przeznacZonych do lokomocyi pasa-
zerskiej jest rowniel moznost pre-
Bycia tych dIugich odleg}osci W MOI
liwie wygodnych warunkach j z Pc
wynn komfortem. Temu warunko-
wi odpowiadaja w calej pelni joey.
ME wielkie platowce. Druga wlasci-
woScia wielkich statk0w jest wick
sza pewno;G co do molnoSci ladowa-
MIA W okreSlonym punkcie. gdyz Cd
m6wienie posluszenstwa przez jeden
z wielu silnik0w pozwala mimo to
dotrzeG, choG re zmniejszona szyb-
koScia do najblizszegO lotniska. La
dowanie wielkiemi pIatowcami jest
take W ciemno$ci latwiejsze wsku-
tex kr6tszego toczenia sic pc ziemi.
Wreszcie pod wzgledem ekonomii
produkcyi wielkie platowce maja be-
wzgledne pierwszenstwo pred male
mi. ,Przy por6wnaniu danych tech
nicznych malego aparatu mp. SopWl-
tcha. 200 NJ. X. 2 najwiekszym ME
mieckim sterowcem Zeppelin LIZ
dochodz:my do wniosku, re dla zast2
pienia jednego w~ielkiego sterowca i
si!e 1900 koni trzeba zbudOTac o.
kolo 90 malych platOwC6w posiada
jacych w sumie sife 1000 koni.
Ola zbadania mozliwoSci kultural
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

nego zastosowania lotnictwa Pol
see, oraz -~opracowania odno5nego
projektu, nalezaioby stworzyt kom4-
sye s~kladajaca sic z przedstawicieli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

gov. oraz z Observation-Disclosures.
Miejmy nadzieje, re i pod tym
wzgledem kraj nasz ME pozostanie
W lyle poza innemi wielkiemi Eultu-
ralnemi mocarstwami calego Swiata.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-12

An cShane Bell Foundry c.
GH2G BAITIIS ORE, MD.
&EG$H Dzwony ko, feline. dzwOnkt
HDv% dtWiecIne J. NeInoryAH
E taiehO SO~ANSGr1oteiA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
PLAN TO ASSIGN HlGH-SPEED
CRUISERS TO PACIFIC FLEET
Ship. Now Building Said TO Be Most
powerful OF Their Type Ever
Designed.
NV Associated Press. /

WASHINGTON, June i7.--All six of
the high. speed battle cruisers under
construction for the navy probably
WIN be assigned when completed to
the reorEanized Pacific fleet. Navy of
hCcrs believe that the characteristics
OF these vessels render them peculiarly
table 10 conditions in the Pacific,
anu anticipate that they will be group
fleet. W ,"o "@''ie
Plans for division of the main force
OF the navy Into two Approximately
equal fleets for the Atlantic and Pa
enc. respectively. are now being pro-
pared Tor submission to Admiral Rem
son. chief OF naval operations, on his
return this week from Paris.
The battle cruisers will not be ready
LOT service for two years or more.
because OF the Eraet distances to be
covered in the Pacific, however. and
the cruisers. officers feel Certain that
tnese ships will be based in Pacific
There are now no drydocks of suf.
hcient size on the Pacific to care for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
SCIENCE EASILY CURES
INFLUENZA, Says DOCTOR
No More to Be Feared Than Boil
on Neck, Declares
Physician.
PATIENTS MADE IMMUN
"Autothcrapy" Affects Spontaneous
Recovery Without Single Fatality
according to Observation-Disclosures
Said to Be Underlying Principle.
rBv Associated Press.I

NEW YORK, June l7.-Inhuenza
and pneumonia are no more TO be
feared than boil on the back OF
the neck, according to DR.. Charles H.
Duncan, one OF the founders Of the
volunteer hospital. who in an address
here today before the convention OF
the Allied Medical Association of
America, described his method of COM
batting Spanish influenza by means OF
minimizing patient to his own
poison" Upon 246 patients i'll with
pneumonia and influenza last winter.
Dr. Duncan said. he had used the
treatment without single fatality
or any complications"
Strictly" the physician said, 81 take
one drachm Of mucous from the in
fected area and pas,eurize it in one
ounce OF filtered water where il re-
timenter Of this toxine, injected sub
cutaneously, will effect a spontaneous
cure Of Spanish influenza. pneumonia.
catarrh, or any similar localized In
iectlon. 1t VIII stop any cough. except
ttubercuiosis. inside of twenty-four
DR.. Duncan declared that his dis
covery was based upon his OBSERVE
ton Of dog licking q sore paw
lie said the dog. by increa sing germs
brought about natural healing, and
the method he employed was similar
III thdl IL increased the lcuCocyteS OR
white corpuscles of the blood and these
IN turn carried the poisons out Of the
human system.
The doctor said he had been using
the method. which he calls auto.
theraphy." for about ten years and
that ii now was widely accepted BY
aiiopaths. homeopathic and electric
although 1t had not been
Endorsed by the American Medical AS,
ISOLATION.
Or. Duncan said that by taking the
poison from A boil and subjecting IL
to his process and injecting the
sterilized product into patient's BODY
he not only cured him Of the boil. hut
rendered him I'm iune against a re-
petition OF such afflictions Similar
results, he said. had been attained in
tain types OF local venereal disco ses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
VALENTINE WILL ADMITTED
Nalne OF Estate Tx Placed at s3.4. ono
In Document, and Various Re-
quests Arc Made

BENJAMIN. e. Valentines will was
Clerk OF the Chancery Court ye v.i,Nr OF
v Tn y.n value ;nu Of the estate lef, by Mir.
estimated at sa7i.ooo. All 'I life ans nsur Is
a simn; together with the dwelling. a5sS
m nrnnar,s Venue; and all personal
inc widow; The widow, is also given
an aan hnn16Sa income from the trust estate
requests follow: anu
TO monumental Church, $500. n
Richard H. Meade. Louise Foniaine
EKa aio M Harlan Everard Meade and
the death of Mrs. Valentine the cxecm.
vess are NE directed 70 Sc, apart and in
interest from this fund in equal parts
70 kute Fontaine Meade and Marianne
Evernrd Meade. Upon the death Of
Mrs Valentine the sum of s.. 600 is sci
s Sd ns the abs absoIpte property Of the
death of both Kate Fontaine and
sM aooan s,r c.verard Meade the sum OF
over 10 the Valentine Museum p"'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
GERMAN DELEGATE THINKS
HIS COUNTRY WILL YIELD
F"rh's Army of 6oO.OO0 Ready 70 A.
vance Potent Argument for
signing on Dotted Line.
TRv Associatedpr...,

pARlS, June 17.-One OF the Ger
man delegates to the peace conferences
Is quoted by the Echo de Paris TO-DAY
as declaring that Germany would siEn
The peace treaty. She would sLsn
ne declared, because she knew thai
me heads OF the allied governments
we're In perfect accord on the CON
sequences which would follow re-
t"sal: and that orders had been given
Tor the advance, in that event On
June "a, of an allied army Of 500, 900
men. O'V0'
The newspapers today unan;mous,,.
cypress approval of the strong memo
randum Premier Clemenceau addressed
10 the German delegation They are
ono IN expressing belief that the Ger
time limit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the PARAMOUNT banner is famous
Tor her beautiful complexion She at.
tributes her wonderful skin 10 the use
OF simple toilet article called Der
freckles. shiny nose saIlow, dark
rough skin. II takes tho place or face
powder. stays on better. AS perspira-
ton does not AFFECT IL. and It Instantly
beauties the complexion. One appli.
cation proves 1t. II YOU want a nice
ilY-whitc skin with rosy checks, got
bottle OF Derwillo today; you vii, be
delighted. Derwilo is sold at all up
-to-date toilet counters. Be sure to
read large announcement of Miss Clay
tons coon to appear in this paper 1T
tells how to instantly have beautiful
complexion and Il soft. white velvetv
skin every ono Just loves to touch."-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
oday and Tonight
in Richmond

Retail Mcrchants' Asnociation Of
\irEi nia holds fourteenth ANNUAL
session. Richmond Retail Merchants
assembly room. 1880.
james City Garden Club meets at
home OF Mrs. Coleman WORKMAN, 4.
Porch pnrty, rot Hanover Ave-
nue., benefit sunday school seventh
street Christinn Church. to II.
FuncrnI Directors Association OF
Virginia ronvenes In assembly hill
Medical College OF Virginia, 10 80.
American Legion meets I'm Chnm-
Der of Commerce auditorium, s.
Fresh Air Center at Forest Hiti
rrOpcns under auspices Federation
of Mothers Clubs and Parent Teach
crs' Association.
Bicycle rnccS, Byrd Park, @.
Christian Endenvor Convention,
seventh street Christian Church, o.
Vaudeville, Lyric, 3:3O, 5;45, O,3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
many SOLDIERS ARRIVE
At CAMP IN ONE DAY
Number Reaching Cantonmcnt Dur.
Ing Monday Totalled ,34G, With
Seventeen Officers.
INCREASED RECREATION WORK
Sixty-Thrcc Returned Men Rc.Enlist
for Service OvcrscaS-CalI Made
for Colorcd Troops for Service in
Veterinary Corps.

CAMP LEE, VA, june m'Sp i7.@The
troop arrivals at camp YESTERDAY
to,alled I,S46 men and seventeen Of
received from Camp Mills early in the
morning. followed by SIS colored men
and nine officers from Newport News
The former detachment OF troops were
were comprised of men OF nearly every
division while the latter was a casual
detachment from the port city.
Late last night the Five Hundred
end Twenty-third Infantry arrived.
The total number of men was 656
accompanied by nine officers. These
men were hilletcd in the area which
has been recently occupied by the Wiz
Sinia troops.
Since the return Of so many troops
and the casuals being stationed in
camp, the social side Of entertain
ments and recreation has taken de-
cided boost. Certain restrictions are
being placed on some of the activities.
and the official bulletin has this an
notinccment in regard TO these which
viii be strictly observed:
Admission of women 10 dances In
public buildings at Camp Ice, cNclu-
sive OF the Camp Lee Hostess House
and the Red Cross Ccuvalcsccnt Build
Ing, Base Hospital. will be by card
ISSUED by the chaDerous OF tho War
Camp Community Service.
Must Have Cards for Dances.
Officers and men wishing cards for
visiting ladies should communicate
with the Petersburg W. c. e. 5. or
telephones 1861, Petersburg. or At the
". &. {. :. Office at Richmond
The recruiting office had record
hrca king day Monday when sixty
three men were re-"nl!sted in the
army. This mark by far exceeded the
expectations of the officers at the re-
cruiting Office. but ii is taken az "a
sign that Uncle Sans College is one /
OF the best institutions for young /
man 10 enter. Several civilians were |
gmong those who stepped back into !
the recruiting parties. especially the |
one which is travelling through tho /
Northern part OF tie State, is very |
encouraging.
Call for Coiorcd Troops.
A call has been made for enlistment !
veterinary corps at Newport News The |
recruiting office states tina, little |
trouble has been experienced III get
ting men for this service and II is
expected that most Of the men VIII De
enlisted from this camp to nil the
vacancies at the por: city. There are
vacancies listed for general recruiting
.ervicc through the state of West Viz
,ginia. and regular army men VINO oe.
sire recruiting work have been asked
to submit their names If they desire
to take up this branch OF the service.
The Ave watch towers. which nave
been erected In camp and are the curlo-
sity OF visitors. are used manly 20
keen lookout, for fire within and
about the camp area. Guards are
stationed in the lofty towers ut an
hours and are in communication WIN
each other as we'll as with camp
authorities by telephone. These towers
were erected Ivy the quartermasters
department and stand about seventy
five feet high. From the top one can
easily oversee tnc whole camp area
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Clarence s. walIerstein. trustee. to Peter
Trahcri and francesca twife). 20 feet II g
line Brook Avenue; - feet II i:2 inches north
OF Dual Street. June y. 1919; $3.50
tees; to Huston l.. Waller and Francis r.
Berkeley, itai Mechsnicsville Turnpike, 3Oxi.j
feet go : INCHES south Of County Road. June
L, +, Schmidt. trustee. to w. W. Gath
right. .oNlS5 feet cast line Montrose Ave
1919. $500. 80
l.: w: Ryland trustee. TO George ]. Lux.
.VN Is" feet east line Montrose Avenue 100
t,Seat south of Essex Street. June 10. 1919;
r. r. Harrison and John w. Bates trus-
toes. to ~ II. Bakcy 2063 Grove Avenue
- fee! IL inches by ~ feet . inches south
street. June ID. 1913; Sc 40 ''e''o"
swarwout and s'G Rose rus'Sf; to John Is
County. iii Barton Avenue. 81 feet Inches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
FIELD DENIED BAIL
Man Accused Of Shooting uohert {
Dcdmon I'm Chase City
ArruiEncd.

Especial 10 The Times-Djsn,tc,
CHASE CITY. June I7.-W!i'
a!eld. who has been in jail since
81, charged with shooting Robe,
Dedmon, 4 tobacco dealer here. IS:
secure bail. The Commonwealth nro.
duccd five eyewltnesses TO the shoot
ina, and the motion asking for bail
Was denied. The witnesses testified
that III the time of the shooting Mr.
Dedmon got into the car for the pur
pose of taking Mr.. Field and another
man on business trim.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
Supreme Court Procecd,n

IH ENIlLE. June 1T.-Procecd
inss In the Supreme Court OF annn,i, :.
today were: HPPe" -
BECKER & co. VS.. Norfolk and West
gIn naaiilwaE Company. Argued by ROY
ID. smith Tor appellee. and r. C. lack
son lot appellant, and submitted.
rettElohn Son VS.. Basham. Around
oE W. *. Staples for appellant and r
"a 'aekson Tor appellee. and submit
CITY Of Radford US. Brooks. Arfrued
pE ~; {. Tyler and Allen I. Hairless For
pip3aIIant' and Fl. G. Gilmer for an
peIleo, and submitted az
Next case TO be called:
LARK ct ais. We. Reynold
CoX ct ais. VS.. Hughes.
ais. Se'eF c'
r, hianchard vs. Dominion Nationa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-18
Real Estate and Court News
CuANcERy BARGAIN AND SALE.

Charles W Shields and Sadie Habilston
n S%ife J. t. tesi = "a f"r nShg ~ 50 inches
irregular) north line Jeherson Avenue, i ~
$751; fsst tax a.: s, in's sio. from 10y ','
III Peyton. Jr trustee ,dT I m iEGm f In,a
8 and 10. block a. Ginter Park Terrace
Peter Gonneiia to Arthur Z. Bowers 3io9
IVES, Main S SrE M.n u stree, rect f fea chS
Yves, Of IVES; street; lien of 5000 June
oSifel to Nora ii ,chasc. @os North, Meadow
i h.fSe: TrefGiar west H" %G MSsdow Street,
y; feet south OF Hanover Avenue. May 70
Peter T. Murphy and John \ Murph.
and hatton e. Valentine to 3NSrt,"n, -: .mn
ana and iiarii1ea s,rser. May.t,; lEiy sic&o
ssfs rni,fdsphta "a" i" lfs; Tor, ,b HG5s
S. Z. %' fee, esFt "e li"rr.so4 street tsS
3. Inches north q; Beverly Street June .
i. 6. Herbert and Elizabesth $. wife! to
RN toe' eaS s tS '$' n SIp wS
OF Cedar. street. June l6, 1919; tsT s., $40.
Nd; 10 Nsil'( newman nos cha nm Street,
g ffSi nShf oy nc ffs t 0g. Of ta e
&lis. 55f a 'uQ Woaa l % 81 aS Jennings.
sehes n'Ti s. 0t t2Sd Asnu ons 10 fe1
,d d5rg G fs'sxqSa a. ana l Ina twifs Z. e
feet south lire Minor street at cast line
LS a4 4S itl.Ss.n A ,,a sf s aS% J. D.
sS MpsS4 mo, 70 .sshon i'Snni- oconmei,
% .te.t vet of West Street june T. 1915
WE Hrt'gard Jr, and Fannie 4 ,witc,
Hanover avenue: at west line Meadow
StTrst Iunc = 1919 tax $50 $40
John = scni!n and Ame.iican Trust Com
Seston, deceased To EiGabeth c Reynolds
;sst s, Snsi Of Auburn Avenue. June Is, 1915:
, Sutton 4 CO. Inc. to r. ". Riddell aloa
fset feet, south line Main Street. . Zoe, inch
west OF Wesi sireet June Il, lale. $500.
o. Wright. 32lS Heurico Street. g5N!io tc.1
South line ieHr!co Street l15 feet west 90
Mary J clsT to Difss Geors NJ Cav IT.
go North Thirty Nrst street .5Nl@6 feot
1ncheS east line Thirty fret Street llo fee.
g. Inches north Of Icish Street, June :" Isio;
An rans,,i E ,Frii;GR sna Ja;.ph 4 ,hqsb.na,
fFfri a tfT /, 80. BY @ ts, sss 9
!:Gver!y Street. November .. 1915; tax sci
Mrs Ella Pearl A,hnson and chsrle. 4
street, 2 teet oi4 mem" by 10 fsa, |na nh
line chafin street. il0 feet cast OF straw
0fHHf eTo ETY. I I Pascl , i5is '5o
70 f. Meado: 10, .. bi"ck Z. mis,hiainS3
ppark. S'H!ie feet a, northwest corner Of
Edgewood Realty Corporation to Jacou..
sh'nr ren'rcss Downs, ~ Beverly Street
90 feet II Inches by 20 fcct II sou;hens,
z. 1913: sll2J -' '''er's' juno