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The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Doris Lee who will be remembered by work
upport of Charles Ray in His Mothers Boy" 'The Man
Playing the Came and "Law of the North" seen in
forthcoming picture called "The Girl Dodgcr"
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Sounds funny but Edwin Stevens who remembered o
remarkable portrayal of he Devil the
lay OF old support Dorothy Daltor
: her
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Shirley Mason has about completed her first Western
ehe Winning Girl" adapted from Saturday Evening Post
eorge Weston
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Early the year Vivian Martin begin work upon a
the which
[awford Ivers The has been announced. - '
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Some of the joys of riding the McAdoo railroads are
Fatty Arbuckes comedy "The Pullman Porter" upor
portly comedian is at work -
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Genuine 24csra have small part play in "Privae
etgrews Ge fOrthGoming Paramount picture which
is starred Roy Dem utility
coaboate with the by donnng sporting
! aorotes bovne in of the genes
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Spotswoode Aiken well known the for his chara
er portrayas working with
nc, Nj Aitken will be seen a Grand Armx
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

Douglas MacLean is play leading for Dorothy Da
next picture,
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

In February motion picture fans certain of rare
way of educational and scenic motion pictures produce
agency Of Burton Holmes, the noted traveller and lecture
The Washington herald., 1919-02-02

opposite in
being made Culver City.
Julien Josephson who "The Man." and String
Beans for Charles Ray has provided this another
ypical Ray type.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31

! REFUGEIN.J JAIL

FREDERICK. Nd. March: 31-Con-
siderable speculation is being made
concerning the fact that the two New
York detectives, Abraham Weinberg
and Herbert de Pierce, conducting the
bootIegger raids in this county, on
their own Yolition spent the last two
nights 81 their stay in Frederick at
the Frederick county Jail.
Sheriff Charles H. -Klipp declined to
discuss the matter last night when
it became known that the. two de+
tectives had stopped at the jail, the
residence section, for two nights, He
had nothing to say in regard to the
suggestion that probably the detect
ives feared bodily harm by m.obs Of
indignant people.
J. A. Kidwiler, proprietor of a cafe.
in whose place of business one Of
the bootleggers was arrested, made
the only public threat against the of
ficers that officials have heard. He
said. when the bootlegger, Lee Brax-
ton, was convicted, ''T'I get you YETI
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
VOICES HOPE.
FOR LASTING PEACE

Reduction of armaments and the
adoption of the league of nations plan
will give the world a permanent peace
in: the opinion of William Jennings
Bryan, who spoke to several Thousand
persons in the Liberty Hut yester-
day.
"If the peace treaty is animated by
the spirit of the Prince Of Peace, then
there is hope. If the treaty Is built
upon the philosophy of Nietsches then
the, future will be a starless night"
said Mr.. Bryan.
81 believe that the spirit of Christ
will dominate the peace conference.
with President Wilson and Pre-
mier Lloyd George in agreement on
the question of elimination Of old
national. rivalries, animosities and
competitive armaments' there is hope
for. day. when swords shall be
beaten into plowshares' and the world
shah follow peace instead OF war"
The meeting was given under the
auspices Of the 7. NJ C.. A. and the
Billy Sunday Tabernacle Workers.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
CONDUCTOR KILLED
!. BY.B. & 0. TRAIN

An inquest over the body of Charles
X, Foster, fifty-eight years Old
Baltimore and Ohio freight conductor,
was was killed instantly last night
when hit by a train at Q. u. te"er,
Seventh street and Rhode Island
cvenue northeast, will be held at the
District morgue today.
]. Mossberger, engineer OF the
freight train, was saved from death
v hen he was showed from the pain
q: the approaching train By 5. r
Noel, in charge Of the. tower.
Foster and MossbergeT. accom-
panied by Noel, were leaving the
tower after they had received their
running orders. Mossberger had
stepped in. front OF the train when he
was saved by Noel. Foster was
nearly across the track when he was
struck. He was hurled eighty feet
The train that struck Foster was In
charge of Engineer J. 7. Cooper and
Conductor W.. c. Wrede' both OF
Baltimore.
Foster had been in the employ OF
the Baltimore and Ohio for thirty-hVe
years. He is survived by wife and
four sons, two of whom are overseas.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
SPAIN NO LONGER
WILL PAY RAISU.LI

LONDON, March 31.-After paying
Raisuli. the Moor, about 100000 ,
year for six years to maintain order
IN the Spanish zone in Morocco, zoe
Spanish government has withdrawn
its support and declared him to be
rebel and at war with Spain. He has
ruled over the Spanish zone asa sort
of dictator, and during the war was
said 'tonbe in the pay OF Germany,
e. A dispatch from TangierS quotes a
semi-oGicial Spanish, newspaper as
saying that we have lost what little
prestige might have remained with
US among the tribesmen. and today
we are lighting at the gates of Teutan
and a few miles from Ceuta." The
newspaper charges this situation is
the result of duplicity on the part Of
Raisuli.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31

FRANCIS BURTON HARRISON,
Governor general Of the Philip
pines, who is planning to oswed' a
third time. according to word re-
ceived here. His fancee- is said
to be an American girl living in.
Manila. to whom he. became en-.
gagged before leaving forsa recent
trip to, America She is seven
teen years. old, 1t is reported. Be
cause, her mother. objected to an
immediate marriage no. formal an
nouncement has been-made., Gov
ernor Harrison's first wife. who
was Miss Mary Crocker, OF. San
Francisco. was killed in. an auto
mobile accident in 1895 T9ar two q.
daughters are now at boarding
school in Virgins, Miss Mabel
Judson,, ofs Brooklyn was Cover
nor Harrison's second wife. They
were divorced after. the governor,
took up his home at. Manila. A.
son by this marriage is at school
in this country --1''>..
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
DON'T. Suffer
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as fit would split, Just rub alittle
MuSterole on your temples and neck.
Il draws out the inflammation, sootheS
awsythepain, usually giving quickrelief
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil ofmustard. Better than
a mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma-
tisn, Iunhago, pains and aches Of the
back or joints sprains sore muscles
bruises, chilblainS frosted feet-colds
of the chest (it often prevents pneu.
monia). Il is always dependable
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $50
I|!Nlz[ZiII1
s
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
STAGE STAR Wins
DIVORCE DECREE

NEW YORK, March 31.-A hnal de-
cree of divorce signed by Supreme
Court Justice Tompkfns in favor Of
Janet Beecher, the actress, against
Harry r. Guggenheimer, of New
York, was fled yesterday in the@West-
chester county clerks office at MT.
Vernon. Under the terms OF the
Judgment. the plaIntiff. is entitled to
s.. 500 a year aIimony. payable; in ad-
vance on the 26th Of each month.
The decree was fied, by Lawyer
John Larkin as counsel for the plain
tiff. The interlocutory decree was
fIed December .23. 1913. following a
report of Referee Leo c. Dessaf' OF
Nyack.
The defendant is forbidden to marry
again while the plaintiff is alive. Mrs.
Guggenheimer is allowed to resume
her maiden name.
Harry r. Guggenheimer obtained a
marriage license in Jersey City
Thursdey to wed. Miss Gwendolyn
Wormser. of New York. No informa-
ton was given out as to when the
ceremony would be performed.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
Victory Loan Medals
, Made Of Captured Guns
Received at Treasury

-, A, little bit of Germany arrived
= at the Treasury Department to-
day in the form Of medals that
will be awarded to Victory loan
workers.
The medals are made of cap
tured cannon and were the first
three OF the many thousands that
were struck OF. They will be
presented to President Wilson,
Secretary Of the Treasury Glass,
and former Secretary McAdoo.'
They are about the size and
weight Of silver half dollar and
bear on one side the likeness of
the Treasury building. On the
diverse is space upon which the
name Of the recipient may be en-
graved.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
DANIELS MAKES FIRST
, LOAN SUBSCRIPTION

The navy is first again Secretary
Daniels, before departing for Eu-
rope, sent letter to Rear Admiral
T. j. Cowie, directing him to sub
scribe $4,000 to the Victory Loan for
him.
In making public this letter, It is
stated that so far as known Secre-
tary Daniels will have the distinction
Of firing the first financial gun in
the loan campaign which begins April
2f.
The Secretary wrote that he hoped
the navy would do so well that "the
new Secretary of the Treasury can
say as the former Secretary said to
the country, Match the Navy"
The Washington times., 1919-03-31

streets northwest The presentation
will be under direction OF the Rev. J.
Charles Davey, s. J., vice president
Of GOnzaga College.
Music will be furnished BY the
GonZaga orchestra under the leader
ship OF Lawrence ]. Mccarthy.
Students from the various Catholic
schools attended the performances OF
my New Curate'' at a special matt
nee yesterday
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
CATHOLIC TEACHERS
WILL ATTEND .PEAY

Members of the fac1ltiessof. the va
rious Catholic universities and, schools
in the District will be the honor
guests tomorrow night at the spresen-
tation Of MY. New Curate." by the
Gonzaga College Players. in the coll
lege theater, North Capitol and 1
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
CROWN. PRINCE REALIZES
-. :. !. . He NAY BE EXECUTED

COPENHAGEN. March .31.-Ex-
Crown Prince Frederick William OF
Prussia. foresaw. the possibility Of his
trial before an international court, he
declared, In an interview published IN
the BsFIinskedine.
at Is not Impossible that will be
executed" he is quoted ag(saying.
The ex-cTown prince is writing a
book on, the war.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
ARCHDUKE. FLEEING, ARRESTED.

GENEVA. March 31.-Archduke Jo-
seph Francis and Julius 'Ommeich,
former millionaire, dressed as peas
ants, were. arrested when trying to
cross the Hungarian frontier into Ger
many. They were betrayed by their
hands, which were out of keeping
with the costumes they wore. Their
ffngernAils were THanicured and the
hands generally clean and showing
no signs of hard work.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31

There are still more than ,5OO, 900
"dOuEhbOyN" OVerSens. Buy War Saw
ihES stamps and help bring them
home.
Save and Eurseed. Buy War Savings
and get the thrift habit.
The Washington times., 1919-03-31
ADAM FOREPAUaH pEAp.

3 PHILADELPHIA, March s1.-Adam
Forepaugh. son Of the famous circus
man OF that name and himself widely
known as a Snowman and animal
trainer. died at his home here after .
long illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

s4Srs " a%%ss % of and ss
xs s,5n,Ii Fusi ,@Smpany, Incorporated.
;S?S Thomas nf IL @ileSss 5000 pioI nin:'%
John w. S,ibnE All Of Ialf Lee and
ana - oS coal al business ,H ,.n
folk Va Masfmam $1,000 tp %in,@ni T Scr
900 Arthur W. .Depue. president. Norfolk.
W. Otto wells NE dGfok secvSS s And NGrt.k
{; LEWIS Norfolk. Va. General real estate
S SeatherG2 Branch Bel, Line Corporation.
;soeS5 s,haWay. n seeGi.; n Marf"1n
and j. G. Dars, o slfSIGS,"Sy T:r1"h Va
vs9 Queen City club Ine?rporatcd. stanton.
sn%'a ri Of f" s,aun Il kemper and
,.mancv ana management OF Il club for In.
pt0p ai',,,'!, Of social intercourse. '"'
ia sn%v SO o9O miniman 5000. !" 'H +
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VIZ va VI ,d ~ Thor: prss'den, N o~"oms.
q &e yyS5s'sFy "a an" Geht g"Fy
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;sefsary :"a %a,anr F'fK4eGl y w. 3D.. 'aiewis
m i;,',a al OF Norfolk. Va General r. ri
nas faS s5 mint nsi!
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IItaiy. west Falls Church. va tantn. /,
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rails Church. Va: Jesse a. Thom n, nRurch.
On Va; " NJ Ellison. West Falls t,hnrcb
~ a. ,,, ann George W. IIawrhurst 10 I'LL
H "hp,ho Pies and automobile supplies
Nnrfnik ,r.,i"l u Company. Incorpor,,od
;;nn on. va Hirnum. $1,000; min in,,,,,'
Edward I S s bIa,, president. Norfoik. Van.
nhu huHo Blat. New Orleans r. Va
sct fS &c IN general steamship agency ana io
NorfnIEE" y. Bal q; Company rncorporatoa
800 Coz co.. "a. Maximum. 100000, minimum
rc;a Sn"st"m: d. C.; John II. Fleming. sec"
ban. Norfolk. Va To p,Ir n1 a. Georse n.
bv f: oake oyer the business now oneE W.
W 'cors" NJ. Ball N Co in Snr,oirre S.fd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
SPECIAL AIRCRAFT INSUREs
GUOD AERIAL CAMERA WORK
Mhchine Carries Two Pilot. md
seven fhsacngerr From Wa,b
'nGton to Hampton.
nv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. June
uersiopment in the ar; o, avriaI photo.
sEaphN Is expected from the use ~
d iiahn!ey- Rage machine. especially
tuuippcd, which arrived at i,anrln,.
Field today, the air service inni,,.
announced : u |
Lieutenant G. l.. Bradford and e;
H. NJ. Palmer. pilots, with seven pass.
:nsers, took /, by air from Wasting
line minutes, during heavy rain
storm. The machines grea, Size and
;uei capacity will allow il 10 remain
iohS periods In the air. and with new
types OF ca mera, mosaic pictures in
Guiding far larger stretches Of country
tAan nave formerly BEEN included can
be made up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
DISCOVER SECRET PLOT
TO CREATE NEW State
Assert Plan Is to Provide Monarchy
Which Will Include East
Prussia.
HERR WIG MILITARY LEADER
Declared He Is to Lead Forces Which
Arc to Make an Attack as Soon
as the Peace Treaty Is
Signed.
fpy Associated prcss1

BERLIN, June 27.-Details Of a Sc
cret plan to create separate state
in Northeastern Germany are revealed
by the Danzig correspondent of the
ton TO cooperate with the Grand Duke
OF Mccklenburg. in the establishment
OF either a republic or monarchy TO
include East Prussia West Prussia
and Posen. The plan. he says was
favored by Adolph Won Batocki, pres
burg. president of West Prussia. and
herr Won BuelOw, president Of Posen
Herr Wig. the national commissioner
Tor Posen and the two Prussian prov
lnces. the correspondent declares, was
to head the movement and was to be
were TO make an immediate attack as
soon as the peace treaty was signed
The plan was disclosed. ii is added
when various generals interested had
Il conference with the government lead
ers at Wcimar. General Groener. at
clared. was the first TO decide to
abandon the plan. Matthias Erzbergcr
head OF the German armlsticc commits
sion, and Herr Hoers!ng. the commits
sioner for Upper Silesia. also were in
rolvcd. Gustav Noske. the Minister OF
difficult task in persuad!ns Erzbcrg
or to give UP the plan.
The government. it Is declared fear
cd that HocrsinE. instead Of operating
against the Poles with the troops UNI
der his command would turn about
and march on Berlin, in attempt
10 re-establish the former Emperor on
the throne.
The plan failed because of jealousies
and differences OF opinion between :he
government and the army leaders. the
correspondent says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Unsightly and Disfiguring Sig.
mails Of Bad Blood.

Don't close your eyes TO the warn
Ing which ma ture gives. when un-
slightly pimples appear on your face
and other parts of the body.
Not only are these pimDles and
splotches disfguring. but they lead to
serious skin diseases that spread and
cause the most discomforting irrita-
ton and pain. Sometimes they fore
tell Eczema, boils. blisters, scaly erup-
tions and other annoyanccs that burn
like flames of fire, and make you feel
that your skin is ablaze.
When these symptoms appear on
any part OF the body, take prompt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Fho ltCTION FROM ANARCHY
AND VIOLENCE DEMANDED
'ynrninE mt EIIIsvIiIc, Nisx,..
cIc,,in mu,Snnnt Protest from
BY Associated prcss1

ohEN ELAND. June 27.-Thc National
ZION Tor the Advancement of
,o'oreh People. in annual convention
e'e To-Day sent Vice President Thomas
- "arshaiI. telegram demanding the
uiSpa'ch Of Federal troops 10 Mjssjs-
s'ppi 10 protect citizens from "an,-cby
ana mop violence" following the lynch
'"S ana burning Of John Har,HoId ,
at Eiiisv:lle. Miss. yesterday
ne convention adopted n nia.fnrn
-. ma 'ins vote for negroes on the
en,,,r - ms as Tor white people: an
. 80, .H. oH"hcc TO acquire education and
fair trial in courts: Fed
80! control and punishment, of lynch-
M, ms aiEnt 70 sit on jurics: equal and
n!"rS ana equal rights to parks linz.
.es anu othcr community SERVICES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Real Estate and Court News
cmAScERY pAKGAIS AND SALE.

Mr., n'asG, MseoGcy Bio Msry MG
Street June .. !.i'; raIi; .i..S,, SO, 49,,
ME b Mann. 80 GoS Mon,ros" Avenue. J5.i:j
fee, cas-, lin Mon,rcse Avenue. % fe~t
Re-recofdeh. Richmond Realty and In
The Chatswor,h Apartment 5oxI2o fee;
west line Boulevard. 80 foot south OF Cary
street, Lien. 500. April II. 1919. Tax.
CT r. ., D!s9n rowers 70 David May; "The
Street, Lien. $500. june .. 1919. Tax.
Clara II. Gsr,hrlsh, and W W thus-
bsnn!, to IL ". Gain:s, no. lSi5 polaware
nue. 40 Zee, north OF Mil,on Street Lien,
*,isS Jnns - i,iH $3.50
annd sslie FIournoy t%ife,. aor:Gs s'i fest
south side Clay. street. ice fee, irches
'r Earl Of s SGA s siFeG da a"f vite s s,
Lou Ford No. IS SOrth pwenty-scven
SS ,rse, ~ Zee, 49,, sd TMenty-sev:n,h
June II, 1919 Tax. sl.oo
W; H,n1an s' Mss. @2d ra's g. w!fe 70
lest inches by 10: north I'm. stuart Road.
Haywood Park Land Corporation to Kate
n chT!s'ian, @Nii9 feet al Aou,hwes, cor
IL. d. McGrsEoI and Lydia twi:e). or
strong and Julien l.. Armstrong. 2ssil7 feet
north line fa!Inount Avenue. 50 feet wes;
Re;recorded W. Arnlistead Oils and
rock Street. Lien. 1I,ooo. April i. lsl.
r.: p. Slaughter annd Mary A. twif., to
second Stree SIZE fee, o nS RFsh wc Weq ie
June %. 1919. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Watch the Little Pimples;
They are Natures Warming

steps to rid the blood of these disor-
ders. And the one remedy which has
no equal as purifier is s. s. S., the
purely vegetable blood medicine which
mas been on the market for more
than NIFTY years. 1t is sold by drug
Gists everywhere.
If you are afflicted with any form of
skin disease, do not expect TO he cured
by lotions, ointments. salves am,
other local remedies, as they cannot
possibly reach the source of the trou-
bic, which is in the blood. Begin
taking S. S. S. today, and write a
complete history of your case to our
chief medical adviser. who will give
you special instructions withou;
charge. Write at once TO Swift Spe-
cific Co. 260 Swift Laboratory, Allan
ia, Cia-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The Home Electric Company. incorporated.
Bristol. Va. Maximum $4,000: minimum
ThnHmpSpn secretary ,r,cta and r. James d. Gem;
In and distribute electrical goods. supplies,
etc.
Amendment 10 charter OF Universal Leaf
Tobacco Company. Incorporated. Richmond
Va r. b. iulle. president. and w. a.
tai stock from $16,oOO.Ooo to $50. 900 900 and
changing the amounts OF its common and
preferred stock.
Angle g Company. Incorporated. Rocky
$4,000. NJ r. Angle PRESIDENT: e. Z. h' HUM
secretary and w. NJ. White ali Of Rocky
Mount. va. General retail and wholesale
Friend Terrell Broom Company. 1ncor-
porated, Petersburg. Va. Maximum, $50 900
minimum. $50. 000 J. w. Terrell, presi,
dent; w. Fl, Roper. secretary; r. T. Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
GOVERNMENT WILL RECEIVE
BIDS ON FIRST CLEAR FLOUR
Oncrs Must lie Nude on July md
Early Shipments Are
Required.
INV Associated prcss.l

NEW YORK. June 27.-Flour mills
and wheat flour sellers were notified
today by the Food Administration
Grain Corporation that it will receive
bids on July l for hard and spring
wheat first clear 1ours. Only bids
received on that day will be cons slider
ed. The purchases viii be made sub
jcct 10 the provisions OF the -four
purchase plan Of February IS. 1918.
with certain exceptions.
The additional conditions provide
for shipment within ten days OF ac-
ceptance Of the offer. and offers are
particularly requested for flour in
transit that can be diverted. The
prices are: T. o. b. Boston. New York
Philadelphia or Baltimore. for export
Sellers are required to submit samples
and all deliveries must be equal to the
sample.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
WANTS COLORED STATE
colorcd Evangelist In Oklahoma City
Would Establish II Along
Rio GrandC,

EVANSVILLE, IND, June o7-Thc
creation OF colored state along the
Rio Grande. to be administered like
the Indian reservations in the West,
VIII he asked of Congress, according
TO DR.. NJ. NJ. Madden. colored evangelist
in Oklahoma City. who has been chosen
by the Central States Free VIII McJho-
dist Conference. meeting here, to urge
the plan before Congress.
Delegates from Ohio attended the
four days session OF the conference
ending today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

s ,iiae TO wi"m aw rra"G w,,, and Mary
Lakewood Street. 32S:o feet at southwest
street June 70. 1919 s2,l2t
VI. Ethel Reynolds and William NJ fhus-
hand) TO Robert y. Pollard trustee 53xiSl
feet south side Grove Avenue. 27d feet s
S. = ''
,, H. n gaines to Pollard s BaEby. Inc;
feet east line Della ware Avenue, 10 fee,
north Of Milton street June -. -9I? $500
virginia l. Randolph to Charles *. Wills
and I. Is. Ncrtn"r, trustees. 40. si3 Moore
street. ): feet inches OF GilIner
Street. juno &c. 1919 sin0
o w LeCier. Jr.. to Charles * Wills
and j. Thompson Brown. trustees. No 1870
North Twenty second Street 30Sl25 fee, 4
inches west line Dwcnty-second Street 81
feet from L Street. June 20 1918 81 3,s
ST. Stuart Road 20 feet inches BY 10:
feet urreguiar) north line Stuart Road
"a feet Inches west OF Fendall Avenue
June Il. 1919. $3.50
George A. WinGheld 10 Leroy f. Brown
trustee % feet inches by !5s feet north
line Cary Street. 80 feet west OF Madison
Street. April %. 1919. s..ss2.
Arthur II. James and Anna p. twife)
10 beverly II; Davis, trustee. i51l40 feet
east line Filth Avenue. 80 feet north OF
Myrtle Street. June %. 1919. $3.50.
Annie +. Phaup annd II. II. (husband) to
Pollard &: Baghy. Inc. trustee No 90;
North Thirty second Street. ST. feet south
OF Broad Street. June !. 1919. S2.soo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Virginia Trust Company. trustee to the
CITY OF Richmond. 6-foot str!p Wallace
Strawberry and Elm Streets. June Q. 9l9
Virginia Trust Company. trustee. to Kate
Newton Christian. COMIC feet on south line
Maplewood Avenue and west line Addison
Street. June -. 1919. $4,000
A. j. Chewing. .lr;, trustee. to Ernest
feet west side Second Avenue. 40 feet south
of Burns street. June is, 1919 800
T., willis. trustees. 10 r.; =. Slaughter. No.
lIs2 North Twenty-Sccond Street, 31XloJ feet
inches west line Twenty-second Street 81
feet from Y Street. Jue 70. 1919. s2.ssi.
>. w. Robinson. trustee. TO Carrie @;
Daniel ct ais No. IA Third Street ??xlso
feet west line Third Street i7G feet 2 inches
south of Duval Street. June %, 1919 s.3S5
Real Estate Security Company trustee to
Frances A: Chambers. OF Bolivar. Va. No
1il4 Beverly Street, 32xl50 feet north line
Beverly Street, Us feet east of Carter