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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
The First snow In Jano,.

Still Wilderness OF morning;
Motion without sound;
Laden Pine boughs dropping;
A crow flying athwart the snowfiakea
God expressed in beauty
Laura NJ. Goodroll. in tho New East,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

The Tennessee Legislature is getting in
terested in water-power development. The
moonshine industry cannot get along we'll
without plenty of water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Between the Fires.

between The Fires.
Between tho fires
or duty and desire, there is a limo
Where conscience rules;
Between the water and tho bubblinr wilma
Between tho pleasure and that task OF mine
Thcre Is space that either may appcasc-
Duty desire--Must As-You-Plcaso
Between the fires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Hit ain good teachin ;. God wisdom, :"
SAID Charcoal Eph. in OF his moods "a n
no wise man Fwine teach a professor T. dance
cloE wild Hula gal. Try custard Mistah
Jackson
Love Is one OF the things that no man un-
dcrstands. and understanding woman is a sheer
blun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Voice of the People.

Letters must give the name and nd
oress OF the writer. Name will not be
published Ii writer so requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

announcement OF the death OF former
ted States Senator George T. Edmunds
vermont, at the age OF nincty-one, at
lsdena, Cal, serves as d forcible reminder
.aow soon distinguished public men pass
tof the thoughts OF the people when they
Ire from the activities Of public life AL
hgh Mr. Edmunds was q tower OF Repub-
hSstrength in the Senate for a quarter Of
sntury, commanding tremendous influence
Shaping policies OF the party and the
Use OF American affairs, his retirement
3jriyate life more than twenty years ago
Int as we'll his passing from the thoughts
Ia people until, perhaps, not one person
10000 knew or cared whether he was
yhg or dead. Edmunds, Hoar and Hale
gMituted triumvirate OF senatorial talent
.lE1ong gave New England power in public
sgrs above that Of any other section OF the
[[litry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
NouaehoId Affair."

And you really don't care. Mrs Brown, IL
your husband stays out all night playing
pokcr?"
'pf course not My husband is a very good
poker player
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

stermany is not in military position to
anfy indulgence in the bis talk TO which
s,e Fof its responsible statesmen arc giving
dscreet utterancc.. 1Mariha l'och, in cx-
ding the time of'1ht agmsticc, has twisted
sfscrews that bind it Il bit tighter for this
I#ful talk. IT the spirit Of lnilitarism is
n salready crushed in Germany. the allies
lie SO securely safeguardcd against 1t for
Sprcsent, and arc planning more securely
iinst it for the future. that it must in
iAbl.. grow weaker as the burdens il has
Jailed weigh heavier in the years that
saahead. Germany will submit to what
r peace settlement the conference i'm
les, because it cannot help itself and the
Is will see to it that no means OF help
Eitself are left within reach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Charcoal Eph,. Dali, 1bou-h,


Between the fires.
Charcoal Eph'. Daily Thought
Hit ain no good teachu' :. God wisdom"
said Charcoal Eph. in one OF his moods .a n
no wise man Ewine teach a professor I. dance
clog wild Hula gal. Try custard, Mistah
Jackson"
Love is one OF the things that no man un
dcrstands. and understanding woman is a sheer
bluff
Household Affairs
And you really don't care. Mrs Brown IL
your husband stays out all night playing
pokcr?"
'ot course MOI, My husband i, a very good
poker player
The Proof.
MI Jones" said Mrs. snssiofritz. the land
iaoy, you VIII please pass up a Wcck'a board
in advance"
II beg your pardon did understa nd you."
Il don't know whether you understood mo
or not. Mr.. Jones: but today you sent all vour
shirts. collars and underwear 20 the laundry
and want to be sure they're coming back TO
this address,
piosenes had lantern looking for an honest
man: II nc had waited few centuries he could
have had ilashlisht with success
Politics.
And your job" said the chairman OF tho
committee. els TO natter all the women and kiss
all the babies"
Il beg your INDULGENCE for month" replied
tho Candidate for Congress. IF haven't quit
III that time 1t means III take chance"
Agriculture.
.And after all. you've decided to plant to-
Right. My vito and haven't been able to
decide whether the stuff we've got otherwise is
lily bulbs or Bermuda onions"
\ vaudeville artist informs us that bis con,
gives butter. because she has ST. vitus dance.
Coppcrs.
The man who stands upon his beat
The medal TO the stall man hands:
The cops have very little on
The men who beat upon the stands
StiIl Holds Good
looking over an old scrapbook we ran across
bit OF Booster Verse we wrote tyrentythroc
years ago, kid. 1t isn't good verse, but it
has little truth. and therefore it IS rcnro
duccd
II you want to win n race
Try it;
If you long for hono-cd place,
Try it..
Men have lost and men have won
'Twixt the settings of tn, sun.
There's n chance for every one
Try it.
You'l not win unless you start
Keep the faint OF your heart
Try il!
Cut your pathway straight away
Choose to go, choose stay!
Men move mountains every day
Try IL!
Coming.
Our old friend. Bert Lesion Taylor, once
wrote Ruhaiyat OF the Water Wagon-hc
called il Log-which included:
When in your joyous pilgrimage you pass
Along tho line OF Beer and Stout and Bass
And Rye and Scotch and Fizz, and reach the
place
Where made one turn down the Empty Glass
He didn't know 1T. but 1t comes true after
July l. 1919.
Honesty Is the best policy. but policy is not
always the best policeman.
The violets that sing the Spring,
The roses 6loomed in June
All have their voice OF everything
Each sings It's own sweet tune;
But OF tho Movers that bloom for me
Alive or when I'm dead.
Please let favorte flower no
The -four that makes my brcadL 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
One Phase of Unemployment Problem

" oeSc a young lady to assist I,
nbnnc anu p tako want ads over the
bnouc. 6eGinninG salary $40 ,ucni,
Ani Iuick advancement may be carmel
TTpplS ,Mohday morning. Room aO;
ilnlcS-DiSpltch SuildjnIr wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Politics.

And your job" said the chairman OF tho
committee. els TO natter all the women and lice
all the babies"
Il beg your indulgence for month" replied
tho Candidate for Congress. IF l haven't quit
in that time it means III take = chance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

ADDRESS ALI. COMMUNICA-
VlONS to Tho Times Dis.
patch. and not to individuaIs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

IEl.EPHOkE: kApdnIph l.
Private branch E1chanEs
connecting With ali depart
lnciIts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Il
Circumcision and Bed Wetting.-Do you adj
wise circumcision for children who have incou-
Thence OF urine night? D.
Answer.--No. II a child requires circumc ion
J.; should be done. OF course. But bed-wet tin g
is no indication that circumcision Is required.
and rarely If ever, does circumcision relieve bed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Flowers.
The violets that sing the Spring,
The roses 1loomed in June
All have their voice OF everything
Each sings It's sweet tune;
But OF tho flowers that bloom for me
Alive or when I'm dead,
Please let my favorite flower no
The -four that makes my bread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
The Proof.

The Proof
MT Jones', said Mrs. SnigEiefritz the land
lady. you will please pass up a weeks board
in advance"
II beg your pardon. did understand your"
ooht know whether you understood mo
or not ME- Jones; but today you all your
shirts. collars and underwear 10 the laundry
and want to be sure they're coming back TO
this address,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
4 ETiculturc.

And after all. you've decided 10 plant to-
natocs'"
light. My vito and haven't been able 10
decide whether the stuff We've got otherwise is
lily bulbs or Berinud, onions"
vaudeville artist informs us that his COW
gives butter. because .bo l,ac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Diosenes had a lantern looking for an honest
man: II nc had waited few centuries he could
have had iashlight with no more success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Coppera.

The man who stands upon his beat
The medal TO the stall man hands;
The cops have very little on
The men who beat upon the stands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
Still Holds Good.

Sti1l Holds Good.
Looking over an old Scrapbook we "a n across
bit OF Booster Verse we wrote tyrenty-tbrec
years ago, as kid. 1t isn't good verse but il
has little truth. and therefore it IS rcnro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

zQHLBHFD every day In tho year 1t 10 South Tenth
SAtfcst, Richmond, Va, by Tho Times -Dspatch Pub
ySHpshing CO., Inc. Charles l. uasbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
POLICE CATCH ALLEGED
SLIPPERY BOOTLEGGER
Henry Morton Asserted to Have Been
Making Three Trips Weekly
With Liquor.

Henry Morton. colored, of OH Mosby
Street. iS known in police circles as
slippery customer, but Il is alleged
that at last he has been nailed" with
the goods. 1t is asserted that Morton
has gone regularly three times week
to wet territory for some time and
returned ladencd with bottled in bond.
Prohibition officers have arrested
him every Sunday this month, but were
unable to make a case that would con-
vict him. SO clererly had he managed
TO elude their charges.
Yesterday Officers Doeppe, Anthony.
NieSz and Cousins boarded an incom-
ing Southern train to search for liquor
and located Morton Tin the colored
compartment. Several suit cases were
near the suspect, but there was no
evidence to prove which wRs his
Morton was supposed to have be-
come suspicious, for he arose and left
the coach with one of the suit cases
by his seat, and got off the train near
tho tunnel which is near the Gas
Works. officer Anthony followed him
but when Morton found he was pur-
sued he abandoned the suit case and
fed SO swiftly that Anthony was un-
able to keep him in sight.
When the case was opened eight
quarts of whisky were found within
and a warrant was sworn out for
Morton at once. Now he is awaiting
an interview with Justice Crutchfield.
which is scheduled for today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
QUEEN OF R0UMAN|A IS
PARIS H0NORED GUEST
Declares Her Country Has No Fear
OF Bolshcvism If Food Is
Supplied Quickly.
RUSSIANS WE'RE DETRIMENTAL
Only Served to Eat Conutry's Food
Supply-Proud of irench War
Cross Given Her Because She
WAS IL Good Soldier"
IBy Assoclated rress.l

PARTS. March Premier Clemen-
of'I ahs sh,S Vs., forsnoNn received privately
noumania. The queen. accompanied
by NJ. Antonescu and It lady Of honor,
Premier and the queen conversed to.
sether for half an hour.
queen Marie declared today that, I'm
spite OF the plight OF her country and
,he sufferngs OF the people in the war.
i ~ snn Is no DANGER Of Bolsheyisn, there
ing Of conditions in Rouniania during
me ,v var the Queen said :.
nesa sSe haa wG %ns,an np" s did
France by her side. and beh hind them "mn
stood America. whiie,we had only RUS
slams came TO assist us, ali they did
was 10 eat our food They were never
OF real aid German plotters saw TO
QUEEN HAS NO FEAR IL
"J have moon Is rH0riDED SOON
Roumani4 il food is provided liI Imme en-
4iateiy. 1t is very diiicult TO distribute
i 1000 IN my country because OF tho
the theft of locomotives. cars and and
norS ;e The imperative need Is loco
Hunger produces revolutions and
Boishe vlsm. The Bolshevists are Low.
a arrsD,z rhe W. VIII not stand before an
and they have failed in their eToris
10 ruin Roumania. have gone abon1
=" 0nW riect saiety in my war works"
queen Marie expressed deem annra
CATION OF the work done by the AmerI.
can Red Cross '''e'i-
me Queen called attention 70 t,o
sbe wa, var cross with palm which
PRIZES PALM GIVEN HER
a., AS GOOD SOLDIER
was given that cross nv the
rrEncn government" she said. he
G GsaEe Gtncials said was good sol.
de deco ,dp,, prize 1t MORE highly than any
queen Marie; whose beauty enhances
receivn warm n, , Td her iorceful personality,
UT, Wi.n sitts OF flowers from represen;n'
ives Oh the entente nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
Known for so Years as the Best
Remedy for Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field are abundantly
kinds. that furnish the ingredients for
making remedy, for practically every
III ana aiiment OF mankind. Medicines
made from roots, herbs and banks
which Nature has placed at the dis
posal OF man. are better than strong
mineral mixtures and connections.
Mineral medicines work dangerously
on the delicate parts of the system,
especially the stomach and bowels, by
eating cut the lining membrane, pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
RECORD OF virginia FIVE
BASKETBALL TEAM IN FOUR
DEFEATS AND ELEVEN WINS
". nj. ]. Beats ". T.. l.. University
,E Quintet WIN IInNc Cham
~ pionNhip Lead.

s CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March .
rho University OF Virginia closed its
basketball season with q record OF
eleven Victories and only four defeats.
having lost to the navy, Camp Hum
5phreys officers training school, while
dallaudet and Virginia Military Insti-
t9te each won one Of The two games
played with them.
The Virginia quintet scored a total OF
bS0 points to its opponents 426. PEI
way, center. led in scoring, with 40
with 126
BY. defeating Virginia Military In
stitute last Saturday. So 10 -. Viz.
ened. Virginia Military Institute de-
feated Virginia Polytechnic Institute
early in the season, bat could only
split even with Virginia on the other
hand. North Carolina defeated Virginia
Military Institute. hut was beaten twice
by Nirsinia i Nirsinia Military In
sti,ute in its final game. !; Will clearly
give Virginia The LEAD
The complete schedule % The year is
as follows; ianuary lf-Nirs1n;a- 50:
Virginia, IS; !,or; Mye.. IS. iaau-
AIRY 2+-Ga!laUGec IS. Virginia, So
January -5--NsVy, -; Virginia l6
February l---CaI:,p Humphreys, so; Nir-
lynchburs @th}.tic Club, %, February
1H-NirgiEi2- 40 Moth Ca-oiina, 80.
February l%-Nirsinla, 81; GailaGGe;,
., FShrvsrr .l-Nircin!a MilitSry In
s;ltute- 80; Virginia, IS, February 80
VIRGINS -, Wake Eores;;. - Feb
SUa-: >&-A'issln.- "a; Trinity. IA
Ssorua-y ca-N:rk ma, SIS; Medical
college - Virgins. "a. February IS
Wig $. Make rores; 50 Feb
rua!y -7-Nt-sialA. 81. North Carolina,
q March i-N!Tg :ais- IS Virginia
Institute. IS.
Psttway, Hatcher and CAPTAIN Jen-
niREs. al! from Richmond and fo-me.
John Marshall High School stars were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
MRS. ELIZA w. LINDSEYS
WILL Is FILED IN COURT
Estnte Valued nj $4,000 Disposed of.
Including nepucst 80 Visit
Ing Nurses.

Mrs. Eliza Wilson Lindsey's will was
filed yesterday in the Once OF the
clerk Of. the chancery Court !, dis
Poses OF an estate valued at $4,000.
Mrs Lindsey leaves $1,000 10 the re-
serve Iund OF the Visiting Nurses As
sociatica OF Richmond, TO aid in the
purchase o: Il home FOR the orgauiza-
tion. 10 Emma Robinson. faithful
friend and maid" is beuucathed $3.50,
and to another maid, 500.
TO her sister. Mr. Catherine Wilson
Hazard $1,000 is left In the event OF
her death before that Of the testatrix
tn. sum goes TO Mrs. Hazards daugh-
ter. Jessie. Another sister. Mrs Mary
Wilson Harrison. is left 81 600 ana this
in like event goes 10 her daughter.
Elsie
Mrs -:nasey leaves 81 900 each 20 her
dauehlerl, Mary Howell Lindsey and
Anne Evan. Lindsey. and directs that
lace. jcwc!ry. silver plate, pictures and
furniture 10 divided among all the
chilGrcI. J N. sum OF $4,000 Is set
aside as trust fund 70 go TO a grand
son. Lindsey Claiborne, when lie be-
comes twenty-five years OF age. The
baiaLc, - the estate goes 10 Mrs
Lindsey's six children. Mary Howell
Lindsey. Catherine Lindsey Armstrong.
: Evans Wilson Lindsey, r. Hughes
! Lindsey. Elsie Litticton Lindsey
Il. j Armbtrong, Of New York. and
g w. j. Johnson are made executors 10
: carry the VIII Into effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

ducing chronic dyspepsia and often en-
tirely running the health.
S, S. S. is made entirely OF gentle
acting. healing. purifying roots. herbs
and barks, possessing properties that
build up all parts of the system, in
addition to removing all Impurities
and poisons from the bloody S. S. S.
is safe treatment for Rheumatism,
Catarrh. Scrofula. Sores ,and Ulcers,
Skin Diseases. Blood Poison, and all
disorders OF the blood. 1t cleanscs the
entire system and it's permanent. Get
S. S. S. at any drug store to-day. 1t
Is standard remedy recognized
everywhere as the greatest blood anti
dote ever discovered. II yours is a Pc
GUITAR case, write to Medical Director,
Az Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08

aay the foiowi"s % shsr'srs sss snd
'Th a%%s" Rats s CO.. Inc. sewUgr,
sss ' asnsra , Sie:,ria n
Ssrns aud k nsss q
ss,s i'%R Ssf rom 81 SS'fS ans
ard y. ID. huShanaV. secretary eboIh Of
and sss e. the ssrs yrkna
feIis; Turposss: social and Seneiictsi a $3.50
E'n Gna5es q s,o 1Ss"f x,Gmss
gsersiary: George ". LanEisy. Napo iiSs
R sS"a asa snsy FSasss SS
sls;a 5aS 8veEs sa SomPss 1n0 .o Mss' pun
GG"Son busnsSs
and l. Rosenbioom. secretary-ail OF Rou-
mTanSHS M o sapiia stock
president; Louis Levin and \. l.. Harrison.
Amendmcnt TO charter of Bowen 4 Thigh
q SSrpSra,ion To- J. +. Ti9hmsn: !he "a' ii,
w Bowen. president. and J. II. Tilghman,
amendment to charter OF Patrick Henry
ton Of prlneIpai .ofncs from KoshiSr. Henry
COUNTY, TO Mlara,insv,liei. Henry Henry County: f.
day issSsd the following Charters and
Mountain Trust and Mortgaue Bank Roa-
make. Maximum capttal stock. $1,000 900:
minimum. sloon4o. PURPOSE: General bank
business w ". Coke president: Holman
willis and Cla,fda l.. Guerrant. secretary
y. Al. Creekmore e Co. Inc. Portsmouth
Maximum capital stock. $4,000: minimum.
$1,000. PURPOSE: General real estate business
.. NJ. Creekmorc. president; II. r Creek
OF Portsmouth.
Amendment To charter Of the Retail Gro
GERS. Association OF Norfolk, changing name
to the Retail Groccrs Association OF Nor
folk and Portsmouth. No other changes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
CnANCEfY TRUST DEEDS.

:, Daniel w GIN and Maria, twlfe, to John
street. liX13 feet. north line Coutts Street
IL; fe,i west OF Second Street. March g.
Sanford. Davis to w T. Purcell. Jr..
tis No $500 FLOYD Avenue, IS feet
nnn;r; a. vest line Dooley street. March l.
Powha'a n, II Ford ro,h to r. " nosley. 'ru.,
and Jackson streets March 1918 sSiS
nary X Hr*"kowski and George r. thus-
zen fsl, trustee trustee No ils Firm Avenue GOxI,o
hiC"h Str":t. February IS 1918 5000.
Leroy l. VIZ ira,y ana r i;aynn'a anwifs 70
Meadow sree, iesiss A fca, inc 30 SSg s.,
lipT :, Meadow street. IS fect jnch"- south
i'-rb"r, u Siutz and Auh-@v p S,u,z ~
John j Blake. trustee No 6H3 North Thirty
f,"nhrih Street. q fc., inch ~ %, f"ct >
lee, .S. 9 g he from IeGht street February
~ !. Harris ,ooI.. W. ,McvcIrh trustee. No
nucE s afns i55Fe fsa, T9%m ns 'aS
George BRYAN. Trustee lsos,4i feet Sa a, NORM sTn
also s6xi feet 18th "' linz FJsEi s:,ccts:
~ o"e, west OF boulevard March isls.
y6 Ar!le Rohsr's L2wrepGe 10 Rlchand W
f"s; wcs, line Boulevard ~ fest south of
'!H2 nG, A ,,eoI., - Merch =, MA slisco
,nc .: fee on southwest side of raIr6eiJ
s,T"S' i ~ M;"cnanesviilc Turnpike Fcbru-
~ :, R.a.ndolph and Melissa twi.e, to VII.
Han IiaaIIy iS w ir p aefl3s feet on south
PROVIDENCE. PARK March - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
BECOMES AID TO M'CRAW
CHRlSTY MATHEWSON IOINS
new YORK NATIONAL CLUB
Giants Leader Declares lie VIII Make
Manager OF Stpr
Pitcher.
nv Associated Press

NEW YORK, March 7.-"Chr.sty"
Msthewson. for the past three years
manager Of tile Cincinnati Nationals.
was engaged today as assistant TO
Manager McGraw. OF the Giants. 1t
WAS stated Mathewson will become
manager after McGraw has Satisfied
his ambition OF winning another PEN
uaut."
Ma,hewson has accepted terms. 1t
was announced. but has not signed a
contract pending formal release By
Cincinnati
y, is my purpose TO make Mathew
son manager within the next TWO or
three years NcGraw said, adding he
Will then retire 10 executive office OF
Of the club, Mathew
son understands my system as he WAS
With me many years before going
10 the Reds. In the meantime he Will
give me valuable assistance III taking
charge OF me young pitchers
McLSraw and Connie Mack. ct the
Americans, each have
Won SIX league CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-08
Real Estate and Court News
BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS

s ssSs& A9 q 5s.sisss { Sb ts,
Rig.n .s s;Ft s. "a !iSn. $3.50 February
Msfea-s; 5 Vaughan and |, y. thus;
S SSfa Nass s9}f" Sss: Ts":jS'q 9ss Ne
n his BY lis irct inches. west line Nine.
i iSTnd 55s sst iSS sl ines sslO S'o'h
w~3;S " G sshsAt and md Marie e Cwiteo 10
~ 8, Sssond S;res o Marsh FsS' lss
4. LIAM Thomas and Myrtle +, wife,
ais 20 Sanford , naSis, No No SsSS Eio%d
northwest corner OF Floyd Avenue and
pooiey. Street February "A, 1919; TAX
Hasa NJ Taylor and Minnie w. tw7.e,
sr n1 wa TS Inn rrd d'S s,Tse es
inches south OF Franklin Street. February
\ j. chswntns aHd Kate G; wife, 70 a 4;
iss cseTnns n.S IL ~ No q; .s S'uiTI H9ad 81
fstrscs Lien, $500. February H. lsis,
Arnana c. wal,nser and {. II Chus-
3and . Of han%ssr', to 4 j. chSwp!nE. ;Jr;:
u inches east OF The Terrace. Feeru-
;ees diced from Charles Rosenberg and
sarah xoHh Ne rdSrh Es4ssi i fss No
nshs a at sG;nsT g fGne and
Long Coal co. Inc. aoN7G feet. north line
nrook SvenHs. February q. isi, tax 81.
Grace Il Shields c, ais; to Moses Grazech.
n nsh y - ssf nshss in en-, line SnS
;slS s.S Ssys%Ssf a s. ,55~ .,
@n%s5s An Il S5eoss NJ Tsr-a ss"0 ~
isininnS $50 $50 s9ware feet February D. 1913;
Herbert ' Z. Hor ord trustee decd from Jacob
Harris 10 William sims No, a2is carrinE !,
ton Street. c6Xl0H feet; south lin. C2rrinrton
S,HS.SSii AZ W.si line Iu!io Street February
ET %f,a Il W E2r,nfH ,o and anna MAJ ,M!t
Ssrayne { ".nus fSs' 10 Tfa ehe ' soun o.;
FG SGqG .qg" III isis . nSStEv"Fa Lien 7
rS4a Sb Kelly rs and s"a,b ,rr iwi5e' e Il
TSSioE street. Fssruary j, ig,s sl.so rom
Lsish Street, 20 fset YES, o. nroek AHenu "t
ST.: 81 West Duvai Street. March i, lsi9 tax
laden. . feet on 'sou,hwes, side OF Fair
field Street or road lea ling from Seventeenth
s sTT l 81 Nss sS Turnpike FehF"
Rex O. Zones and Annie J. twife, 70 Wal;
Lien $500 November =. isis: tax $50. siSS.
ers nros and MAYNARD e, aa vs cr onM
y. BOYLE BOYLE. Adminis1ratrix ct ais. to Herbert
il feet nshe! east line ' Tntr'y ,isn n
s' Enf;,, F e W''Ii, q? isS
Avenue. 20 feet west OF Cherry Street. ' Cc.
| iohcr II. lelS: tax $40 SO
Roberta Iawrenr @ xI'H foe, watf sd n re
,ev;mo.,Ga g. s, feet south OF Floyd Avenue March