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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
C0UNSELORS FOR SOLDIERS
Encourage ment and Heir for the Hard
finces In the Rehabilitation OF
Those Disabled

,WAslilNGTOS. Nov. ST dis
@ s ,Ii'h IN training absents himself
from ms work, has sickness in MS
aaMiiy or is Ill himself or II he be.
comes financially embarrassed or dis
satisfied with his course, the r.d,r,i
h'ard Tor Vocational Education pro-
elurs way 10 help lin in his dir
hcuity. Personal counSelors are Sc.
'tSted at each center where disabled
men are in training whose speci,l
junction IL is 10 be real friend IN
those vino need him
~ rs the cndcavor OF the board IN
prevent the relationship between IL and
IN" disabled man from becoming me
'hahlcal. and these personal advisers
arc named viii the idea OF Keeping in
Inind the ambitions and hopes or these
soIuitrS VINO have lost much physical
strength through service
NhhtcVer offers The best promise for
me ultimate success Of the disabled
man is arranged by tile board. whore
possible. For this reason the tutori,I
method or training has been provided
Tor some disabled soldiers This is
zone both in institutions and In train
ing on the job 1t has been found es
pccially helpful in increasing tho o.
fectiveness OF correspondence courses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
SOUTH AMERICAN PEOPLE
WANT ELECTRICAL GOODS
Federal Commission Issues Bulletin
showing List Of Goods That Arc
In Demand.

WASHINGTON Nov. "a mos,
promising future for American cicc.
trical goods exists in Argentina Brazil
and Uruguay. according TO "a 'repor,
Just made to the bureau OF Foreign
ana Domestic Commerce. Department OF.
Commerce. by Trade COMM ssioneT
phN!p ; smith. The use Of cVcCtricity
~ "idespread in all three countries
In Argentina and Uruguay the high
cost OF imported fuel and the lack Of
water power limit the use Of cleo.
tr!city TO some extent. but in Brazil
the immense amount o. water power
peculiarly attractive one to nanufaC-
turcrs Of electrical cGuip mcut. As this
water power is found for tho mos, part
IN the costal section OF the country
II VIII be available Tor industrial en-.
icTpris"s and for general lighting
heating and power purposes in the
numerous cities OF this section which
includes tho greater part OF the popu-
laiion OF the country.
American materials were not a vcry
important factor In Argentina before
Inc war. but have become decidedly 81
since hostlitioS began. the report Sass
Ino problem there is TO maintain .hls
advantage when the old competition
returns In Brazil American electrical
supplies have ALWAYS been favored
above all others. owing principaNy to
the Tact The power plants IN the large
cities use American materials almos,
exc! usivcly Germanys share in tho
tFai". however. increasing
steadily up To the time the war start
ch ana since that t+%r~ Japanese ina
tcrtals have appeared on the market
although not IN large quantities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
BLUE PRINTS GIVE BLUES
TO DISABLED SOLDIER
Mnchinist Takes Supervisory Course
Through Governments Aid and
becomes Efficient.

WASHINGTON. Nov. S-One OF our
soldiers came back from France with
heart trouble and a problem that made
nm gray to think about.
Before he went. over he had hccn a
WWn fh In and Interested in his job.
win the vile and Two kids TO support
ne mad wanted TO make more money
Dut that only came with Advancement
ahu ne mad always been blocked from
couldn't read those complicated blue
prints. or plan out the work IL looked
as II there wouidn, be any Kind OF
ioo al all now. because the doctor
the oid trade. and that ie all that he
knew no" TO do. II did seem pretty
hard. he thought. that after eighteen
HeLrS experience as Il machinist he
he had learned In that time
what he didn't know was that h.
nced hot waste II Supervisory posi-
ions aren't as taxing TO a bad hear,
ence would be tine foundation for
that "Bu, what about those biuc
prints Wen. that is where the gov
eminent stepped in. This man was
given course in mechanical drafting,
shop SketChing. shop mathematics nj
applied mechanics. with sufficient work
IN advanced light machine shop prac-
tee TO give him thorough training
ior a supervisory position
lie made excellent progress. and sue
cccded so well that the concern which
previously employed HIM as nachin-
risory lines. This new knowledge
which the Federal Board for Vocational
Educa ton is helping the men TO get 10
sonnet mes just the one boost which is
needed to put them in the place they
nave been reaching towards for so
long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
MORE BETTING ON HORSES
THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN
Larger Sums ALSO Are being Wprerea
on Races nj british
Tracks,

LONDON. Nov S-Thcre is more
netting than ever on horse racing
throughout England, according TO one
or the lca,ling London bookmakine
arms, az though every one was try
ing 10 make up for the war-tiin.
period when racing as We'll as betting
was suspended
III Is NOT only that more peoDlo
are betting said the head OK The
concern. but they are wagering lurc r
sums The small man who used to
h?N" Ms tanner on = race now r!sks
ms shilling or half crown while the
cIunman who formerly Was content 10
wager sovereign now bets a nver.
nav" been in business for ,hir,v-
nvc years. and have never made such
COOKS as this year over the Derby and
other classics
another point about proscn, day
netting. continued the bookmakcr "is
horses Fifteen years ago dn ,nt
thinN We had dozen women GUS
toners. Now have hundreds I
dont know where they &c, their in
formation bur some Of the birgrst
Checks We have drawn this year have
been for women
ihrN nearly always pay. too when
theE lose or course we get an oc
casIonal defaulter as we do among
our men customers But take them
an around they are just AS sporting
over the business as any OF the men
we nave on our books"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
CLOSED CASE
Every Effort Put Forth 10 Provjs.
Legitimate Training for Disabled
Soldiers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The RICH,
OF appeal is given disabled soldiers
VINO are not recommended by the dis
trict ohccrs for vocational trainin 2
under the direction OF the Federal
Board for Vocational Education. The
central Office considers their cases
closed only under the following condi-
lions: Where the man Is not entitled
70 The Dement'S OF the act. or when he
does not reply TO letters from the dis
trict ofices concerning his training. or
where he deliberately refuses 70 ac-
cent training, Also il man discon
tinues his course OF training before
he completes the work. without the
consen; OF the board. or /. he fails 10
profit by the course. he places him
self in a position TO lose his rigN to
the education. y satisfactory place
ment in employment will necessarily
close case. Except in case OF the
death OF the man, no other causes con-
stitute sufficient reasons for terminal
ing negotiations In the case.
The purpose OF the board is TO pro-
vide training for all disa bled men who
are eligible and its every effort is
bent towards that end. No case is
dropped from its records until every
means of cleaning up the difficulties in
the way has been exhausted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
OWES EVERYTHING TO u. S.
Through Job Improvement TRAINING
ihis Young Soldier becomes EA-
pert ShOecutIcr.

WASIIINGTON. Nov. S-Build! ing
upon his past experience as an en-
ployce in a shoe factory. the Federal
Board for Vocational Education placed
i young chap Of twcntY-four. who was
disabled al scissors, in a shoe manu-
featuring plant for training. His left
hAnd and arm were severely injured
by hig.i explosive shell. but ne finds
ne can carry on. in spite OF the handi-
cap. and is fast becoming an expert
shoccuttcr.
The Management. finding his service.
valuable. are paying MIN 81 90 a day
this. or course. IN addition to his
training pay which comes from the
board He is enthusiastic and writes:
This training is great stuff Every
thing is going fine ] wouldn't
have been able to do anything il the
government hadn't given me this
chance"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
What's $3.50 in
Days of Riches ,
Half Dozen Urchias Hand
ont $50 and 500
Bills.

PITT 35rRGII. Oct. %. = Sudden
riches made a halfdozen urchins or
Williamsburg so oblivious to yalue,
that they were handing out $50 md
800 bills with complete abandon when
Chief OF Police Wallace Bishop discoy.
cred them last night
More than $1,000 Identified later a.,
part OF 100000 OF which the Fret
National Bank Of WIKI insburg had
been looted. was found by several
boys in lum5cryard. There was 81 :
500 in one bag and $4,000 in another
One boy announced he had lost $50
OF the money assigned TO him. That's
all right. remarked "A companion, I'll
give you that much"
chief Bishop and Constable George
Clark recovered practically all the
money and turned il oyer to the bank.
In connection with the robbery for
mer paying teller is under charges in
The United States District Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
% object: 70 manutac,ur. and

nun, 800 Object TO nanutac,ur. and
"a II W l:a.,eT,y. rresiI.nj. j il Nc:
lt .e- sSNT a, HnSSf hi s.SslEroys
Santa; maximum. Noo.ooo minimum,
Tcza snrde,tc o., cq,nnany Nv linz Vn' nIcn.
iHona ". W. hnrd"uS. president.
~. Ia.rle,s,l.yn. ". "a, ana ID r. Fe,,er-
un. 81 nun - ISo m.Si
10 nj m, II; ma Hgf"e'urs -"d de". an petroleum
inns T. EiyhaCEN' nrTIifi'ent' J9hG v
{ sfowaGa,I .. ry,.tt,b,,H's..' eT, a"d NJ
m N'u.um, si25.0oo .,n.n.imIin $40. 600 o. ;
leot; 70 de-! IN footwear OF al kinds
~ rand rT"y@.%rs end S!-rs OF the e. i,
P ~. ra,,; fn-r,:. :; $'@iih s-efr,.t>
; - !, tfse;nan .pa ioGa ro'nlnai
CHI: 70 neIp and syner-uy asst II.
M0"ieso , Pa.ry dnc1 rh.rG;ssyi-
50. ) ! J@.seun' ,.trct.rv" anI r + r.
Object d.ifS 0usir.ss '''''V'
ud iI@.%. r.. Igc r?r'1pog;;h, Va r 9
GOD ip.1;.s4a 90. I, aai;aa
ronery. DO. cream. toG. Co etc.
:, h hmm "A Tr,o Memo' compAhy une,.
.rnomas Hrl, ,-ar'l-ry and John +: Fin
-rt j 81 richmond. W ,-p4tai. IN. N.-
mnm 10000 m.t:tiuum s.. 900 OBJECT:
known a Ee'.'. Auto AIr,mo, us
The Emory Euho,i Sole company uncp.
Tortgk, "a f Mon Eomrry nrss dyn;,
,H%>" ,.-, 81, !ery. ana II Eey.
'"V.VGu. minimum. $4,000 onIrc; e
a., Gs ma i5 deal i" the Emor, Rue
mS H'1s'9. p- G Gemns"y srr, Hqea hes
a.. az, of. Of haennomI; y, Capita! maximum;
~ dairy uruducts ana food s;uns
Crane' Land Curuora tion. Norfolk Va.
J. { Ffing-, president. Norfolk. Va
!houa. Hogan. secretary. Norfolk Va
mum. 100000. minimum $4,000 OBJECT:
general r""i estate business
:, Amendment, TO charter OF Grssss-Pa1ton
If.EEs. president. and William PAXTON.
STOCK from 100000 90 $4,000
Amendment 10 ch.rt-r nt Peerless Candy
,olnILny Cine }. Roanoke. VI " @
,i'n"a president. s"d Is Preston. secre.
ICON !5O. 0nU 10 3lOO.0n0 and It's acreage
Hr.dlHSs from ten acres i.OoU acres
Amendment to charter Of Colonial Bank
ana Trust COMPANY Roanoke. Va r. II
Ahtr.l pf"Siden, and G"or"e y Dickinson
go i"tdry Object increasing il capita
siov" from sa00."0o to 100000
amendment 20 charter Of Piedmont Hard.
ware COMPANY. Dauvine. Va A W Tray.
|"E. president. and " T AiH,ns s.crrttry
'-'bO10 to s3"O.oeo. and ITS acreage hold
lU-S 10 l.OVO
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. CmA>cEHy RELEASE DEEDS.


w, W': ,aa b., hra~a 'rg.'r-. to Elsa T,n
,@ ', 90 hss by ,"s IL
Ior,h OF Main stree; November 1918.
% = ! E'am en- I r"ns,rn ,rus,ee-
n.h ,Sr-.' At ""Si tine Bacon street o,,o-
g.r,h Inc. cia'in STREE 80 f@~ii w. ' Of
; jGs.'h iI""err fna r u s,c!,1 snr;
s. Jams> street elIiia ~, IVES, I'M St
l ".. I Tr. iis .s "ss.dtn OF Orange
r,,, "a.iaIs 'rwon trgs,.e to lniiett.
o Im5ho> so,,tS Nh. u' lin AyenGe S"Sl:;
,"'t west OF West Street October 30. 1915
rI. oy ni5n nloM S,. r% HISl.o Trns,ss' q
I,,~ ATsuS' 3 1919 N.!o2
vs.. s@arI ii2s'v Sgra - ': :cE:,
-, l,,oa, ~ -, ''et u@r'h ot
u ,aon Tav.or to E.th,rtnc = Rjcks
f. l1"' a. 10 - inches " 80 To- norm line
tnnn IoE- II aud John Huthcrioora.
W1s Gr,% 5 5To"f ez,,s r" i, !" .o9 40!
..fl.,' 5LG," ,Sir"oI ana DAVIS Avenue
,,. i,lG,arh lones trustee. 10 rowh,tan
,',Iig; Sn%rmS AZ" T., W2,Eins ana
rot 5NN'e t""t 4 inches at SOUTHWEST
,"r",' ,tt'" ,1md Fourth Streets NoNein-
roiiii,~lairg s",M."Sion, trustee 20 Fannie n
Us fN@ =. so MIN NAN 9or Sl,"e -
,,rce' ana DAVIS Avenue October "a iaiy.
,rd l-"r s n9,zg ,? ,na, Ealqh l,syy
3, f.: LIZ ineh, & s@"%%h q cary sTee' ne'o'
rI.nIy a ma1w" an. 20 c@rso1 and !e
Hand3 dlod , 5,"@! !@a.n 10 n Nan Moor.
%dysi,,. i",, y, nt b'nn"en Street,
N f"@ord.l'HD "Mccar,nv ,rus,c.
.as,,M, = .ra',f"rr2 and A,ce v '%lisi
May = l',, SEQ"
,.A Ia'n'2n ana W T snsllnE:
AT%a'' H1s ws fee5 "G.in side FlSsd
s4g4%. I;,slsis,t an. .aif'' il. T n,cne.on.
GCr,g. s,fgs. .'H,a tos, son,h line G rae:
S-r'Gl, at ,"c.', !uc Eighth street October
r2 40 II, ' EAST Grace to s H?esy 5.
Rys7 r.. a. southwest corncr Grace and
o.@y q 4 3. t oo (? '' I'd, c ven:
pr1a ANNE g""% no iGs! south ,,, e
AZ : fehEmpt!!, trustee. to anne c; Clark.
sS,re, soSl2o tesi a. nor,n~ " '' eotnst
s' &s. ,.ese ,E".;s MaEF,e walk
~ s. f"@t nrr.gniarl cas: line Fourth
street. = . feet south of Jackson Street.
NoLoinhor I, i"ls $3.50
shelton " Davis. trustee. to Ai6nnzo r.
tvenuc. st Zee; west " Rosencath Road.
NCN"mhcr l.. 1919. 81 .o7G.39.
w l.. sullivan. trustee. to Philip FIcg.
and Dgl9hine T. 1wifcb. No. bi2 North
. Eleventh street 20 j? 10y ia feet inches
/ Irregular. west line Eleventh street. 80
/ f."t lnchcs north OF street foot wide
also 2xl2l feet west line Eleventh street,
-" i""t inches south OF Leigh Street
| \. vcmhcT ). 1919. $3.2i5
John y Coke, Jr. trustee. TO Louis BAL
d-cc!, No. 2.1 stuart Avenue. 3oXlS feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
TO GET SHOES CHEAPER
Germany. Poorer People to Tie Furn.
iShcd From Army Leather
Stocks.

BERLIN. Nov S.-Thc German moor
cr classes are soon to have shoes rrOr,
the army rather supply which will
cos; only IS 10 40 marks instead OF
from IS up into the hundreds.
An organization has already been
formed by the Cabinet which under the
strict control OF the government, Will
arrange for the production of these
heap shoes from army leather stocks
I'y tho first Of next May tn. gov
eminent hopes 10 put them on sale. hui
~ gong TO take cspecial precautions
that there can he no !llicit trade, for
ihs, shoes Will probably have to be
arc the limits OF poorer people" viii!
also have TO be settled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
L. $. CIRCUIT Cornr or ,rrrALS

The r!n.'~a States Cl-rp:, Court Of >p-
l"..o ,2.G,oyN w.,h n" fo.owlnt luJ--s
Iii"n F,'tcneri. of ,N,Mavi..> \ G.
ina Ion Ihari.e \ Woods. Of Marion.
&'s'". Marshal L"nr q Saunders.
CAS-" argued Yesterday
No l.5l, -Cloyd II Duncan. appellant va
J""oh Don sons. CORPORATION. auG-..-
Anpeai from IN" DIs,r.c, count !, cl.rk--
burg. w Va Argued hy CloyI II Duncan
70. roropr'a rerso"a. % Fai-mnnt, " Va
nan Of Cirrk,yn,E. " Va. Tor The APPEL
Court Court a'm@un"sd nd handed down Its
No l7ts TIL" Baltimore Dry Docks ami
ShIDhu.ldine tomrsny. suD-llant. NV
! oTk and Porto RICO steamship Coulrany
~ al. dpc"!.""s Apl"Ll FROM tn. D,stri =
Court a. Baltimore. Ma Opinion. by Judge
Pritchari Affirmed
Case N call today.
80 l''5-Iohn \ Dirt. doing business
as i'ar' Tobacco Compauy.' apn"llaut. -
IucGctt- V Ak" Tobarop CDluuany .Ll.''.a
Nri"ai from the District Court a E!ch.
rrond Va To be- argued ny \ - pcIju-
son and 9 Y Meredith Of Rirhmord. Va
Tor IA" appellant. ana hv M-s-rS William.
y Mullen. ~ Richmond. Va AID N"ssrs
l'"rN"y. is"h"- Mckee. Of New YORK
fp' th" auuof'."
Court, - Iourned until this morning a.
1880 u G4ut h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
south M stuart Avcnnc al 40, cns, nt ~

south line stuart Avenue 50 teci cas-, OF Al
olson Street October IS 1919. $3.50.
y. j. che ulns, Jr.. trU> tvc. to C.l!lic II.
h.hu"r itN!iv feet on south lin" Wood street
ottwcen West Street aAd lowing Green.
Hoad NoN"mocr l. 1919. $500
Re rec@tdcd. j. Conuc..y and W. W.
icnricn Counts aN!d0 feet west line Twenty
S!SAth street =! iert south oi y street. MAJ
+. NJ. BoNlev and A j Chewninr Jr.
trustees. to John y. CutchuS. 40. -V-i Han
over Avenue. y feet ~ inches D. 10! feet = |
xrihvast corner Hanover. Avenue and Row
NJ II. Eunnat!y trustee. 10 Fred B Schas :.
50 900 Wet CARY street. I5N!-;' feet . mo hes
on norm Inc CARY street IL west liuc alley.
october :, 1919. $3.50.
. Anton IL. ih.crma AN ana r. Lorraine Ruff
I'M. trustees 10 M.egi" May !'us.u.u UoNIa
'"vi west lin: Norih Avenue D.. ir..t suuth
~ tH"i"rH, ST. oci"o"r u! ~: !-D!
'uItI. No 2-S Governor Street. 3, feet Inches
o. LIS feet lc:- inches trrvgU.r cast line
Gov trH"r street at south line Memorial Hos
aI'Ii N"Nembcr ). 1919. $50
Partial: Pollard X Harhy. Inc. trustees
20 w. j. Gilman lGISl3I feet uort "a .lu. Cary
street US !r"t west Of Dooi.y N.,uu-. tlc-
loh"l p. 1913: S30p.
man. ii5N % feet uurth .in" CARY stree, io5
i-.i 49, OF Doo..' Avenue. October =.
n L Pollard. Jr ,ruscs. to Emma 9
Gordon. 40. 81 rark Avenue SoNl-G fc.t
rofih line PAIR Avenue Ia f"., lughns vrSt
"i Sh9f"r street %"vri"b'.r 3 1919 $50
- Ih"wq'u= lr trustee. To Meredith
"a, l,- no r"rr.ce ~ fr.t south q. .garrs
street October
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CmNKTEI;s ISSUED.

a Ess.; f o9c:.asa9 M,.a"fna
va, IL Irnny.oh P ,.,I, Ht,,h"oma. v,.
No. to msnufarmr". r"pa.r ana deal "a
pianos. nyins machines. mo'orcy -ios. motor
smith n!r9'hs,s MncD. NorfoN. Va /.
.e.rstsry. ana " il starkel"s!I OF NIorr'
Hamun $1,000 obioai i' \ Z, '''' aaai IN 'H ia.
eN,ngry' 2yp'oHu,,htiG ScsessGri"s e,s. ~
y rf"jh Va K = More. N oiS5sn, i =
M9Tfa n, >%scsrss,;nry. ana Lon W MarshaiI
;i59oG " n,i.. = 900 oh{eci % on.
,nrun,,wick chair Works Gnc,, Lawrence
fmwrcncSviuc Va WiHiriam- Il T ,s,isd.,
secretary. lhwreureviNc. Va. Harvey r
4 >: WaiE%5 r-sa,.SS"a cs nnt MAJ HaNli
70 um. MIA s5f.G GIe m .Sn,;la oneg,
and w@o1dw1rk fcr bu.hinEs
chaptha,n. "a IT, &c. G p9@.GaS, n2e
chatham. Va, aud wliiam $ cIapp, WhT'
minimum. $500" oniccj 10 naanf .c'v
apd deal in sAee; IRON and miet..s o. al
:. Arcsoi Remedy CONFORMATION, Portsmouth
Frcd g Abbott SECRETARY %orfoiiph Va y,
s %sx,'nu Hs " 400 ro% a;aa : 81
jeG .rnc sS sara, d.p% G,..a"ss
~ Hbd 'htN'lF 90. Zinc }. S'aun.
ton. Va u g RucHinan. president WI.
lam \ FRAT s"c,,G;a,y. c;iuin WiIisor
smith and " !! VI Fa-.aad--ni! Of Si"uH.
ton. Va Canital: maximum. s2S o0N: mini.
n.utn, s!V''Vo' H"j''t genera! auiomobi!,
Belmont beneficial cub Richmond. Va
lsoh"rt IL ,CnhhnGhauI. pres dent. John 4,
Mrncs. nnd r"rcy /. Brown--ali o. Rich
riond, va NbnSloCk CORPORATION phicct
to helm and generally ass!s, its mcmhcrs
:, Jefferson Lea: Tobacco Company dine
Richmond. Va. James Mullen president
l.cwis g. Williams secretary. IL Mr.
b"uourh aud Guy II HaZ" g-ov,--au nj
Kchmoad Va CaUitaI- maximum sIO
.t0: m."'mh;n' $500 Object to dpa. IL
Ira hcrn TObaC'O tompanv Dich,
mond va James Mullen. president levi,
&. w Una uit. secretary. i. IL McDOnnugh
and Guy !! Hazcigrovc--an OF Richmona
Va Capital: maximum. 5000. 600. mini.
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Tee, inches norm of Main stree, Hovem


Ley lee. i5,.. nST'h OF Main Street, Novem-
y Gooaw'n ia Howard Sutton. ,rus-
tee. No. ~ South Mulberry Street 10 feet
10 tH,n", by 50 feet c4s; nne Mulberry
street. - : teel south OF Taylor Si!eet
Juan T.. rlaz,ui ANA Louise NJ ,wif.l 10
Henry : iiu'Nrr. trustee 30 loi Suuin
t..E",n S,tIr, - re- inches by ~ ; =
S''L 'At4rS ao"ih oi cary street October
''"''
b'th'I A. 'htiS'ian and Roberta lw!fcl
~ T." u W -. i""iwyn. trustee, ~
.d. Cluy stree, Gatyccii ,iTaham nd Han.
,o,k S,rrr,s o.,oD.: y i,i': s. ~ '''
y,, a., ,v.,r...,, t
n'mnln T." vn ',"i'r "m' Gr" Fey ms
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Real Estate and Court News
CnANcERf BARGAIN AND s,Lk

< I'm nnthrs ny :: feet inches ,irros9@rl. north
cas-, OF itlaeu Su"eI Lien. $50 October
w I9na 4 Gs,r , to Mar ~, iGn Mrr.T AND
At northeast cer"er Hanover Avenue a,,1
Anso { c.,rko a"i { irwin ''' Ihns s,I
TO aiGst ,1 /; Eord S"Nlo! te"t ~ northwest
' ISIS M s. SO A-"'" streets oe'''''
,, Sadie n ktrsh ct Al. to s. GmcN, 40
,c~t inches. a southwest corner VrWtn,e
q. 1919 IA. s. ~ t" so '"''" street ''''o'e'
,o Ms , EyH ,o Alre'o TO nay,a Eants
is, i; icc, crsss1lsr} eaS; ns iia%SS SU ms
Ai y9nrne, VI :" ;s"; ,onth o. Hreoh'ana PARK
s.52 SO '"'' -'S : Ets' tAA
,s,5,ttrr,ains cArnoa,, paws Co 10 +, c. l.
g icgt !: ".he7 ~ io' -, -, -
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L. toot cast s.io HArnS N,eruc - toe; ne, ~ |
,i,a i.Ss@N S|"eI,, Lett. |tro0 "e:oaer =,
-,cinle \. Snrcn&ls ana Georeinr ,wtt-,
feet East sidr naag. ANenuc !. lee; norm !
Of EssgN S,T"c. Lien. :t1y0 October = |
AcS ii. saa-s and rN~o " raun:,cfoy.
Gfccntrcc SO an Eas, 60. AND M M'S M
cast corner Grace nd Fourth streets 30
ri ngs ' WsSs ""& AMI l. l, ,~'e' Ala
sNii9 i"r, ~ linz f.urlh avenue 100 .
sss q NaEooia , l'"; ;'oa3 70; e
Ernst watgon y Esy' an, ne M,,.. s,,-..
ttWtfei 70 = \ p,enr. 30 7,i h.oen rarn-
Erook ra-urito. 5a, fc., ,qrncs T nc-,, 'n IF
Nation Ave"ue, octcoc- . l,ie, Ia g /
rs. 4 g. 6 '2 I'd. 70 9 ha,,n. SIS Nv is
4 o. Brookland ra-E naa,rla-a l..en ! !oiS5
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nf - d.
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Arthur T.. Chairman. Gyi25 feet north linz.
Gordon Road. chamberiayne Court. Novem.
Jacob SicEei to Stuart Rove. trustee No
PIG North Twentieth Street, u Fec, 9 inches
bv 10 s"ct inches west line TwcntI"th
'"h"r - 1913: $50
trustee" No ais North First Sjr-.t is fSet ;
in' hos by - feet At southeast corner First
md Jackson Streets. November I. 1919: $3.50.
lrma Stevenson Mlchic and L G (husbaudl
!" W Ben and =. *. N"rtn"r. trustee :.
~ feet south i'm" fiovt Av"nu" - fec; :,
,ncn west Of Allen Avenue. November 3. 1873:
!!iiynry pl'cs ana. Hattie twlfcl to rercy $
i"%t wgs S'i" Wood Street. october Il.
Thomas Z Davis and Mary l. ow,-) 20
io,, E%n,2."n ana r !, mord tFnslsGs 10
Cath"riu. rr.t ,o6 foot west OF Graham
street Nor'nh"- l. '"lH: So;
80 Us Nor,h S!S,h Sirect. i f~:t & imch"t
by - te"t west Enc Sixth stree, -. te"t 10
m!ch~s north Of Leigh Street November !.
Mrs T. " SAWYER to Arthur = Chan,nar.
,rn>t"". tN'2' Fec cast sd" Iiau"s Avcuu"
- fr"' .go'h OF Essex Street. October q.
,s,ma.l u Perrin ana n~a NJ r-rrin Of
Sos e f27 =. Church S'r""t u % TO-, as,
street. C.'oh.r 81 'ala s. 10
'.'ues' i."u"ll =" \ Ch"wninr. " e.
trustee. SnNlft - cast lin" Terrace 20 .-"t
south OF Rogers Str""i. Oc'oh"r go 1919 500
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CHASCEny TIsusr DEEDS.

Philip 7. Jones, Of Hanover Comfy. 70
n r. ~. EoNlcy, trustee. No. " West I".ay
stree,.. 2s feet inches ~ 10 fe.t sont1
I line CLAY Strr"t - :oet incncs cast OF
55Adams street November J. 1913: i.,.I
no Albert ,, Franek nut Hrnuie { ..it..
SSfo j. y. Elan an1 . 81 Fuustou. trustees
GSy 1no feet 9eAt line Aoai4nd Stfayt. Ct