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The Mount Holly news., 1919-04-22
Cultivation In Burma.

We who think Of Burma as in India
must modify our ideas considerably.
Az a matter Of fact It lies outside the
Indian region, and owes Its connection
mainly to its recent history, for as
will be recalled Burma was conquered
at the expense of India, and In q great
measure by the Indians who assisted
in garrisening, policing and construct
ing its public works. Without this aid
Burma's annexation and government
would have BEEN exceedingly difncult.
for back in the hills Of the Irrawaddy
valley basin there are still wild tribes
scarcely emerged from conditions OF
savagery, whose chief aim In life until
recently was the practice Of inter-
tribal conflicts and head-hunting. 1t IL
to these people the Burmese are con-
nected ~ racial afinities. though the
former have developed amazingly uD
der the influences Of civilization, q
standard which is high according to
the Asiatic code. As result. the hill
tribes are sparse today, and Burmese
civilization Is on the increase through
out the country.
The Mount Holly news., 1919-04-22
DIED

BIsHoP-A priI IL, at Mount Holly, Julia
A., wife of John Bishop.
CHIcHEsTER-April Is, at Delanco. Edgar
w. Chichester, In his SOth year.
CooR-April r. near Rancocas, Ida L.,
wife of James b. Cook, aged 80 years.
ERRIcKsoN-April IA, at Burlington, Jesse
G. Erickson, aged 70 years.
FIsH-April q. at Beverly, Emma, wife OF
James ID. Fish.
HoUGHTALING = April l3, at Riverton,
Rev. Paul A. Houghtaling.
HoLLINGsHEAD-April %, near Moores-
town, Helena E., widow of Joshua Hollings-
head, aged SO years and months.
KEUPER-April l8 at Riverside, Rev. Jo-
seph Keuper, in his 59th year.I
LIPPINcoTT = April IL, at Mount Holly,
Susan c., widow of Philip B. Lippincott,
aged 80 years, 8 months and IL days.
LocKwooD-April IL, at Be seriy, Maria
Louise, widow OF Lawrence Cooper Lock
wood, aged 80 years.
McCANN-Aprii IL, at Riverside, Thomas
A. McCann.
McCREERY-April IL, at Burlington. John
M cCreery.
MoRRIsoN-April 10, at Riverside. Helen,
wife of Walter Morrison.
| RoEDIGER-April IL, at Lower Bank. Fred
erick II. R0ediger.
scHAFLE-April IA, tat Florence, John j.,
| son of Matthew +. and Catherine Schafie,
aged years.
6hAW-A pfi ~, ~ DuTHHBtOu, AuHlc M
widow OF James Shaw.
| SHREvE-April II, at Philadelphia, Anna
| M. Shreve. formerly OF Pemberton.
SCOTF-April 10, near Vincentowu, Lena
e., wife OF William j. Scott, aged Al years.
| TAYLoR-April IS, at Columbus, Ann
| Taylor, aged SO years,
WILLIAMS April 90 at Moorestown
| Henry w. Williams, aged IS years.
| WYcKoFF-April 20, at Beverly, Edward
| s. Wyckoff, aged 90 years.
| WATsoN-April IA, at Mount Holly, Anna
/ NJ. Watson,
ZELLEY-April 49, at Woodbury., Clara
wife of Rev. Henry j. Zelley.
The Mount Holly news., 1919-04-22
TUESDAY, APRIL %. 1919
End Of FIohtIno c.,Iev..


In the sixteenth century European
civilization was menaced by the Turks.
Moslem pirates were the peril of the
SECS. Of which they were fast gaining
control. This danger was averted and
destroyed by DON Juan, commander of
the Spanish feet, and his allies, the
italian sQuadrons and the Venetian
and Neapolitan fleets, at naval battle
with the Turks In the bay Of Lepanta.
The capture Of the enemy's flagship,
after the battle had ragged an hour
and q half. gave Don Juan assurance
Of victory. 20 he hoisted the consecrat-
ed banner Of the Holy league at the
mast Of the conquered galley, where
1t could be seen both by friend and
enemy. The result was as Don Juan
expscted-exultation on the part Of
the Christians and depression and dis
couragement on the part Of the Turks
After q heavy loss on both sides the
Turkish armada was destroyed and
Don Juan and his galley. the Reale
were the masters Of the Mediterra.
mean. Civilization was saved and the
Reals became q ship OF destiny. But
at Lepanto was sung the swan song
Of the galley; henceforth the sailing
vessels with their wind-tossed can
vases were to rule the seas.
The Mount Holly news., 1919-04-22

-..---s--
So perfect was the Julian style Of
reckoning that 1t prevailed generally
among the Christian nations and re-
mained undisturbed till the minutes
had amounted in 1882 to ten complete
days, the vernal equinox falling on
the 18th instead of the 21st Of March.
This shifting of days has caused great
disturbance by unfixing the times of
the celebration of Easter, and hence
of all the movable feasts, and accord
ingly Pope Gregory, with the aid of
Clavius, the astronomer, ordained that
ten days should be deducted from the
year 1882 by calling what would have
been the 5th of October according TO
the old calendar, the 18th Of October,
1882, by the new one. 1t was further
ordained that every hundredth year
should not be counted as a leap year
excepting every fourth hundredth be-
ginning with 1900. In this way the
difference between the civil and natu
raj year will not amount to a day In
1900 years.
The Mount Holly news., 1919-04-22
MARRIED

BRoTHERToN PRICE January Is, at
Trenton, by Rev. Clyde Kite, Frederic h
BrothertOn aud Miss Gertrude Eva Price,
both of Burlington.
JONES FRANK April l6. at RiyertoD,
by Rev. K. Reimer, Walter A. Z. Jones, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Ethel A. Frank, ol
RivertOn.
MCCoRMIcK-HANNUM- IL, at Bur
Iington, by Rev. T. NJ. Eastwood, Charlton
p. Mccormick, of Burlington township, and
Helen p. Hannum, OF Burlington.
MITCH 9. at Burling
ton, by Rev. T. M. Eastwood, Armin Mitch
ell and Miss Reba Peacock. both OF Bur
lington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
CHASCERY TRUST DEEDS.

ANY Lee yadSm and ,n2TO@2a2 to
inSnes by ,5 ~ tss sSu'R VIM
NP Saline =" is wiisS S'V to Alfred p. Godan.
its; EG SS"'@ MoErs s Mdffs Il
los feet & inches south of Main Street
G: T.. rsnmcIi and Bessie wife, TO
AT5har Gh9gnan and her6ert $ Mann
Of Lucke. and Roberts Streets May IL.
Robert ID, Powell to W. Chester Evans
g' zoo norS ns S 10 ieS vanue s
feet / inch west OF Harrison Street. May
ApartmSnt ami Home Building Corpora
Sn rSa ,ea, GsSny lne irfssSs
'' Nay si E ggtt,%s%%" q "S". Ave.
business q, 53cS East Marshall $irss,. Mf%
Annie T. Barker and II. l.. ,husbnnd) to
Fis l"ra%1 ,Tas'Ss 5osiS: fss, a
zones Street ret, MAY q; 1912; $3.50
tee. 10 Ills Graham Street., iSMiio 'F f"st
south line Graham Street, 20 feet inches
}. T. rentress to Pollard K Barhy. Inc
zee! northeast Inc Woodrow, Avenue. $50
; set s 80 ls;s q lots and ;, block l.
SMtiii,Sir c ! D. Gsrneal and Charles X.
second Street 10 Zoe, 'G inches F IN ~ Weq fes;
inches a; northeast corner Of twenty
second and Streets. May -. 1918, So
T.. r. Hutchinson aud Flora NJ ,wlte,
East Broad Street. 25xl5S feet north Inc
Street May 81. lsis si.ioo. 49, - -'''
Clarence e Hughes 10 W. J.. R"dd. trus-
"shss by . Fee Etao
Spring or Creek Street May a. 1919. 81.
William II; Jones to H. T. Richeson No
~: Nest s Clay Street; 2'Xi5, fee,. south
NJ. l.. Hubbard and Verna n ,w,fc, TO
N W!tnan fryier ,;5nms,ee Ne 2soe FLOYD
Of Dep sGyd Ra ATeg sgEsc, i'a fGSi Hchss as
e. n. Chapman and Emma l.. (,vfel 20
W. p, Redd and John Il. Gavlc trustees
No i2ic North .rwsnty- seventh Street. SO
sIeysnth stree i3o feet north OF Il strcc:.
Basil = blair to William NJ Miller.
irustSe. No I'LL North ..Twcnty-third Street,
- feet north OF Street. May =. 1919:
Thomas J.. whitlosk to lanes 2 pona-
i n.y.; ,Tusiee !o;s p: and 2s. block -,
Frank A. Hill and fSi \! < S EslI5 70 r
Sit"rGiug. !. u. Carncal and cha *
Wills. trustccs. lot n. =; south,yes, Gov.
nes Bowi!nE. Green Road aud Cedar Street
: Marlin lie Have and Sadie ,wlto, "a
John y. Welsh. trustee, two acres on south
cry tRichmondi. May -. 1919, 81 9s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
INVENTIVE GENIUS
MAKES CAL0MEL
DEL|GH I'LL
CaIomcl, the Most Valuable OF
Drugs, Now Purified From
lis Unpleasant and Sickening
Qualities - "CnIOtabS" the
New Name.

Tho medicinal virtues Of alomel are
IN n" way connected with its nauscat.
Ing and dangerous qua lites as is
proven by tho fact that the new "a To-
mol tablet. called Calotabs. is free
from Objectionable effects yct retain.
all OF the livcr-cleansinc and system
purifying qualities Of the id-Stvlo
calomel For biliousness. constipa ion
and ludiEestion and wherever On lone /
IS essential tho new dc-nauscated
remedy.
To inspir" public confidence in this
new discovery the manufacturers have
2utNoriHed druggists everywhere TO re.
fund tn" price If the customer is no,
.pcrlectly delighted" with Calotabs
Sold only IN original packages. sea rad
Price thlTtN-hN. cents. one tablet ut
n"dtim2. with a swallow of water.
No taste. no nausea, no gripinc, no
salts. You wake up in the morning
with = clean liver, feeling fine and =
hearty appetite. Fat what Won
pl"ase,-no dance-.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The State Corporation Commission Is.
sued yesterday The following charters:
CloNerdai IL and catawHa Furnace Rail-
road Company. Roanoke. Capital--maHi-
mum and minimum. 5000. Di.ccrs-E. l..
frdncy. president Toronto. Ohio. : W. nar-
to!, SECRETARY. Roanoke, Va. Obicct-puu-
10 service CORPORA lion.
tatawba Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, Inc, Roanoke. Capita-ma Xiinun.
100000; minimum. $4,000. oniccrs-E "
tramcy. president. Toronto. Ohio: S. w
Harriet. secretary, Roanoke. Obicct-mu!ng
ana mineral business
Wildwood club Inc. Richmond. Capital
ma Nimum. $4,000. minimum. $500. Of
ncors-Fred l. Braswcll. president. and q
IL. Tompi,ins. secretary Richmond Object
hunting and fishing club.
Union Trading Corporation. Norfolk
Caplta!-ma Nimum. $4,000: minimum. So.
500. ohccrs--c II Forbes president. Nor
folk: l.. VI. Forbes. secretary. Norfolk OBJ
lcct--opc-atc pool rooms. barber shops
hotels. restaurants and manufacture bar
Amendmen, to charter Of American
Potash CORPORATION. Richmond. Oniccrs--
W. Sghmid'mann. president: r. l.. sample
socreta~y Reducing capital from S2.o0O. 600
!. N Lee < Co. Inc. Grcensvile County
ooe. minimum, $1,000. Onic"rs.i. NJ Ice
president, J. s. Epe3. secretary. Emporia
onIgci-ccn tracing business.
ElChmond Optical Company. Inc. Rich
minimum. $4,000. ONicers-Bernard y
McCsay, president. and John J. Wicker. Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
"ENCY" CREWS GUESTS OF
U. S. NAVAL HEADQUARTERS
britfsh Press Comment Entirely Ap-
predatory In Tone Over Great
Achievement.
IBy Associatcd Press. |


LONDON. June 2.-Thc crews of tho
thFee American naval scaplancs who
are being entertained in London were
guests at a luncheoE given bv the
AMERICAN naval headquarters STAFF to-
DAY This function completed the en-
tertainmcnt program Tor the present.
COMMANDER j. II! Towers. the leader
of the Atlantic flight enterprise; Lieu
tenant command \. 6. Read who
brought the NC-i across from America:
enant-conmander L. y. l.. Bell
niger. commander of the NC-1 and
Lieutenant ID. III. Mccullough pilot OF
tho Nc. VIII leave for Paris tumor-
row They VIII return on Wcdnc sday
niSht when the British Official rcccp-
ton 10 the naval airmcn VIII he held.
WITH the NC-i resting securely in a
Rritish harbor. the London newspapers
THIS morning give much greater prom
.ncnce than heretofore 10 America's
conquest Of the Atlantic. printing long
accounts of the Senplanc's arrival Al
Plymouth. the reception 90 her crew
IN London as well as pictures of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
.RH|NE REPUBLIC CHOOSES
C0BLENz FIRST CAPITAL
Cities Announce New Government
and National Assembly Will
Meet There.
FRONTIERS REMAIN UNCHANGED
Provisional Government Will Sit at
WicSbadcn and Take Place of Gem
trail Government, Also PruSSian,
Bavarinu and icSsian Regimes.
IIsv Associated Press. ]

PARIS. June 2-coblenz will be the
capital OF the new Rhine Republic
s WH,Sa Mime ei;ies. The new govern
ment and National Assembly viii meet
there. but the provisional government
proclamation have been teleGraphcd to
the Echo de Paris from Metz by
Maurice Barres. one significant sec
tion of the proclamation was:
I'VE declare the autonomous Rhenish
Republic 10 ho. founded IN the bosom
of Germany It is pacific repuhiic,
YhSh is 6a OF Rha as iess
and the palatinate. The foundation
rests ON the following bases:
~ The frontiers VII remain the
c ihmGga"E n S frGSers can be
only with the approval OF other ia tons
interests as established by plchiscitc,
Violence Must Disappear.
"3. The provisional government OF the
undersigned delegates OF the people.
-; Elections FOR the Khenisli Ma.
;ional Assembly Will be he'd without
delay. according to the methods OF the
German National Assembly.
"Coblenz Is 10 be the capital OF the
new sover,nment' and the National As;
government viii sit At Wiesbadcn.
Local authorities will continue 10 en-
provisional government will take the
place OF the central government and
the PrusSian. EaNar!aa and Hessian
governments
tSigued) "RHENlSH HESSIAN.NAS-
SAU COMMITTEE
'PAI.ATINATE COMMITTEE.
June !. 1al?."
Another passage shows the move
mert not to DE se0aratist. but anti
Prussian II says
violence from whatever side must
d isa ppcssr. The Rhenish people honestly
and sincerely wishes peace based on u
reconciliation OF all peoples. That is
why II separates Itself from the insti-
tutions which are the bases OF so many
wars tcudalism and mlitarsm. 1t
thereby eliminates an obstacle stand
ms in the way Of genuine peace.
Old Germany Rcnppcariug.
NJ. Barres SAYS Or. Borden. the
Pres ident of the new republic, is the
soul OF the movement He is from
Bonn and before the war was a maEis-
trate. During the war he was a Ger
man officer
lie is one OF those idealist Rhine
isndcrs who have never been recon
Ciled to the subsection of the left bank
az the Rhine TO brutal exploitation by
Prussia" NJ Barres writes. we arc
in the presence o. the reappearancc
o: the old Germany with which our
fathers were able - enter Into agree
ments and sometimes 20 entertain
friendship. This happy event became
possible only through the admirable
conduct and political sense OF the allied
arm es.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
Real Estate and Court News
ClIANcERY BARGAlN AND SALE.

HE ssis a Y M.ls : o and 10 .r Ss, 6
fect on squth Inc alley 20 feet vide. IRON
x Hsn H2 vcnu Nav Fei , s2'' iRs
Wsnsen&Prf f 70 S G5ssoT x YS go; =,
8. inches south lin" Stgar: Avenue, west
= my Ejw wh,, ,s, %2na ,qer., ~yIffl e
Avenue, 8? fsGt u inches ~ 200 tssy north
Of harrison Street.. Nay =. 1919" ia tax sif.
% E'2 s5s :ga 81; e S.l;a f ,s to Msa:4
Street, 556 fyet w..s, or carter Street, Nay
.mlg:, 1 SasEi NIX elfsn n and X Arms
S5T5Gt Lien, $4,000 MAY : 1913; sia..
Frsa 2, sgH@ef s9a DAISY y. ,wife' 70
] inch by IS fee, inches east line twenty.
si5 Sss. MY 3'is "a c .5a stq
%: tea; mons by, q tset ,irresuIar 81, Al
spriY,g S.,Tey,. Lien $500. May - 1919.
HFSsf a.I n9pln sa saq F Fs14 @
%ixi25 feet soGlh liue Fourth Avenue. IS
l Msl We VS. q E .E55o STe. eg. $500
;, Charles =, WSs' ana -t,S-.- y ,wifs1 4
Street. 23xl55 i"et north line liroat street
is5 feet cast o: 'rhIrtv-frsJ Streets MuS
81. 1919. ;ax $3.50. $40
Suburban Development CORPORATION tc
@ @rE 'fFI XIV &c. oiG TAX Il q sS
Realty ana Finance CORPORATION o, Vir.
GINA - Edw KylanG. lot is block 2
North Richmond Terrace 5h%ISO feet west
line Garland Avenue. 30 feet south o,
Mer"dith street, also lot g. block g. North
Garlana Avenue 200 feet south %, Mere
dith street. Iay 8. 1919! tax $. 80.
ERE derrick Johnson ais to Georg,
Washington S0X7s fee, on north line con
'inuHuGn Of NICHOLSON Street designated q:
ong-halt lot May iS. 1919: tax 81. $40
NJ. sGi North Fourth street. isxGt Zee, ..
inches. az mort beast corner O: Fourth ;nC
Jackson streets Lien. S2,ssi Mag 81
pnwhSian County ia Amy Lee Walden. 40
@lUG Hanover Avenue :. feet 7 Iuchos IN,
Ia feet south line Hanover Avenue. ,,
feet west .9i Rowland Street. April Ia
John I'm. HHrq?s 'S Max 2 Ruehrmpnd 10
Graham ~ Denny street gOxi.o f.c, norf,
sd" GHrhan street 80 fo"i ives, Of t;ij
nam rs s'r fgi. J Jmnnsry l2s tag. soc. s
inches by - feet urreguIaf). At sou,t
east corner Of BROOK Avcnu. md SGrtn
sirect Lien, $500 March 49, 1919; IL
v, IS chea,wooa and LILLIAN r tw.,e,
ord Street 10 feet iuches bv ii a.. -
inchcs. ~ norheasi corner Of Twon-y.hec
" l.. Chapman and Maggie /. wife, I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
But You Must Drive 1t Out of
Your Blood to Get Rid OF
1t Permanently.

We have probably been in the habit
OF applying external treatments. try
Ing TO cure your Catarrh. You have
used sprays. washes and lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved.
But after short time you had another
attack and wondered why. You must
realize that catarrh is an infection Of
the blood and 10 get permanent relief
the catarrh Infection must be driven
out of the blood. The quicker you
come to understand this, the quicker
you viii get 1t out OF your systcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATCH: TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1919

Louisiana Street. 90 feet west of Erin
Street. May 2e 1913; 1870.
w T. Redd and John B. Gayle. trustee.
10 ". l.. Chapman and NJ. l.. (wlfcl. No.
1910 North Twenty seventh Street. tSNl3i
feet II inches west line Twenty seventh
Street. 100 feet north Of X Street. May
j. II. chamberlayne. trustee. TO cordclia
BrHN;on. 50 feet inches by 1s feet .
inches east line Thirty second Street. 4 feet
inchc SSouth OF Street. September s,
1914. SIS.
Arthur u. Chapman. trustee, to -. q.
Bu-on. OF powhainn County. No alo3 liam
over Avenue. % feet inches by 1875 fee,
Rowland street. April II. 1919: $1,000.
, Leon Al Nelson, trustee. to Charles Is.
lin" Hanover Avenue. - feet west OF Row
land Street September 10. 1919: So
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and tho men who brought her

machine and tho men who brought her
across the Atlantic.
While editorial comment is not uni
versal. what appears is ent.-ely APP
preciated. The Post declares itself
delighted that Read succeeded In his
great enterprise. and refers TO :he
admirably organized ARRANGEMENTS.
America was quite right: there is
10 use III taking the unnecessary
risks the editorial says.
ITO the Americans is Jue the crcl,t
OF Selling tho proper opportunity.
using the proper route and the sea-
plane the proper type of machine"
The Chronicle says: 1T was grant
ed that the task was more feasible
than that attempted by Iiawke:. never
theless the distances were immense
and the test of mere enduranc, Was
severe"
The Mail says: The flea. marks a..
epoch IN the history OF airmans!:,p and
humanity. We shouli rcjoice IL .he
honor had fallen - British airmen.
but we congratulate the rictr:3 AMI
the American Navy AMI people for
their courage land skin for orsanizu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03

T. II. Chapman. No. 1910 North Twenty
seventh Street. $50 feet north OF Street.
May -. 1919: tax $3.50 $40
Benz. n. Gillian to r. l.orne Gillian.
No. 3ios Clay Street. 5oxl5c fee, north line
Clay Street. 40 feet east of Thirty. fourth
Street. May -. 1919. $3.50.
Mary Lou Fox CT ais. TO James Cowan
and Frances Virginia (wite). lot s. block
y. Gintcr Park, lOoi9 by 243.36 feet Cir
regularly. at southeast corner Of Brook
TURNPIKE aud Reunio Avenue. May 10
:Sts: $1,000.
g. r. Gercikc and Annie Lee tNvcc) to
Basil II. Blair. No. i2li North Twenty
third Street. ii5 feet north of X street.
lIcn. Sc.2S5.50. May 20. 1919. tax $i.5c,
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You Need Not
Suffer From Catarr}a

= : ;" which has been in constant
use FOR over fifty years. viii drive ,bo
catarrhal Posons out of Your blood
purifying and Strengthening il, so i,
VIII carry vigor and health to the
mucous membranes on It's JOURNEYS
through your body and nature viii
soon restore YOU TO health. YOU will he
renewed Of the droppings of mucous
IN your throat, sores in nostrils. bad
breath, hawking and splitting.
All reputable druggists carry s. s. s
IN stock. and We recommend YOU give
1t trial a. once
the chief medical adviser of the
Company VIII cheerfuily answer all
letters on the subject. There is no
charge for the medical advice Adj
dress Swift Specific COMPANY. Isl
Swif, Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
CHASCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

jos y Welsh Jos s,unpf and Charles
". sims. trustees. to Mary l. Ga-c,vnod
lots - -, block =. section !. Highland
Sprincs May 20. 1919 5000
iichard W. Jones. trustee. to Sallie
wilson 30 South Morris 25As7 feet Dir.
regular. west limo Morris street los fn.t
1919. tl.i75 -
v. 7 ,Eedl ana John p Gayle. rus
tees. 10 w =. Choa'wood No 100. North
,r"e1ty-sccord Street, "a feet inches by
~ feet 8 Inches Uo-theag, corner N
Trw.ni..second and Y streets May "a.
Stonewall J. boswell surviving tri.,,.
10 Robert s Chambsrlaync fo- EtheI r.
Chsmhrrlayne. ~ feet $ inches by 81 feot
- inches north line alley running from
Cherry Street: $50 te., vest ~ cherry
Street May 20. 1918: s. 500
Henry 5. iiu;zi"r aud Ralrh ! Levy.
trustees, 10 Thomas +. D'C0nr6r. 20 hy i'd
Ieet a. northwest corner OF Erin and STA t.
Streets; also 60Hil0 Zee, ro-,E liz,
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secretary. Nlehmond. osIee,-op,leal eu.l.

ness. oN'A
=, Tho Amido Chemical Company. Inc.
Wyihevilc. Capita,---maxlnun,. $4,000:
MIN m,,mtthnuni $1,000. Oilcers-W. G. Stone.
ptNvN1uents u j. stone. secretary. Wythc
Wills 9bJcet--chem.caij business.
INC ihtcrstutc Auto and Repair Com
Rany. Inc. Norfolk. Capital--ma xi,num
Slo'uoo: minimum, $500. Oiiccrs--Charles
- hlhnaw4y. president. Ed. brown. sec
rcipasy; N9rfo!k Obicrt--auio business.
rehlnsula Automobi!c Association. Now
P2rt News OfiiccrS--I. Hugh Cuucc. prrs-
i nnr, Hunter + Grymos. secretary. Kew
Port news. ObJcct-autom ohilc asSocla ION.
"A. u. Sneight Motor Truck Company.
,hHr,i Norfoik cap!tal--maNimum 100000:
minimum. $500. Oriccrs--Hugo Bcrua-
goal president. aud a u. Spotlight. sccre-
tNry. NNriOlk. Ohlnct--au[o kIislncss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03

cumstances she would go to bed,
she must still be at the desk or
counter, or struggle through the
day as best she may with her
Homework or her family cares.
Usually she who feels those drag
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
WHAT CLOGGED WIRES?
President Was Putting Across 1000
Appointments, W;ilch Held Up
Hnwkcr News.
tBy Associated Pres,.I

LONDON. June whats clogsing
the wires?
The true answer to this question,
which aEitated the minds Of hundreds
or american newspaper men on this
side last Monday, when the world was
hungering for Harry Hawkers own
story OF his flight and rescue. Is Amer
ica's governmental headquarters, at
the Hotel Crillon, In Paris, was Ming
1000 appointments for postmasters
customs officers and others. by "prhpr-
ity cable" which means that It took
precedence over all news dispatches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
uENKICo BARGAIN AND SALE.

Mary l.. Ga;ewcod and Eugene S. (hus.
handl 10 Sallic X. Bartlett and Richard
Shusband), lots 2:-2i, block Il. Highland
SPRINGS May 20. 1919; tax $3.50. $40.
Washington Park Land Corpors ton 10
william White. lot %. block Is. Washing
ton Park. April IL. 1919: S2a5.
Abbey Realty Corporation to Thomas l..
WhiisoCti lock lots y and IS block %.
CO.Nn.nL Mace. MAY 20. 1912: ST.