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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Necessity for Definite Action

HEkG has been pending in the City Coun.
q! Tor GONE time matter which is Of
''ei !ntefest 10 every citizen OF Richmond
"no residea in that Ecction Of the CITY which
embraces Cinter Park Highland Park H,r
ton Eeishts and North Richmond This il
the resolution relating to the negotiations for
me purchase OF the plant of the Henr!co Gas
company. which supplies gas TO the North
SIDE without expressing any opinion AS 10
whether or not IL would be the par. of wig
ooH Tor the city TO purchase this plan, II ia
not smisa 70 express the hope that this matter
VII! be expedited much AS possible. and g
deAnlte decision reached az 10 the city'a noel
ton on the question
The North Side liz growing rapidlv Dozcns
OF residences arc being constructed in every
part OF 1t and even mild winter NAV crc,,n
diH!cuit. II not a critical, situation The
company representatives have frankly placcd
me whole situation before Council commit
ices informing the members Of these commit
ices that the company, in order 10 give the re-
quired service, must at once cxpend apnroyI-
hateiy 100000 in the improvement OF its
taciiities Naturally it does not desire In or
pend this amount il the city is 10 purchaH. tbe
plant The matter is one that calls for nuick
action by the city, in order that either NV
action OF the municipality or OF the comnanv
; Telief may be given to thousands of ci,jzena
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
tcopyriEht 1918 " Na,.ona, Newspaper serv. O.,

II thought II would help anybody should
sprinkle this whole page with tears But tears
40 not help cancer at all. Tears do not help
any disease that know about. excepting hys-
teria, and they are great for that
L.. SKIN cancer is tho chcerfulcst typo OF cancer.
cancer that may be successfully treated with
out the knifc--if the knife Is not cheerful
idea. For my part speaking as n patient RI
take the knife any day In preference to appeR
dictus But lots of folk seem to prefer the
appendicitis.
Skin cancer is nothing but obstinate pn-
pie or wart or little scib for months. even
years, before 1t assumes malignant character
isttcs The little lesion just refuses to heal or
iriilnS injury, and then by and by 1t begins 10
increase III size and presently the process Of
liberation occurs. and raw surface presents.
On the cheek or tho cyclid the side of the
nose Ia Il familiar site. Taken in time is.
before the process of liberation occurs--the lit
tie lesion may be cured in various ways. by
N-raE treatment. by radium treatment. by daily
rcading glass; up to the degree Of endurance
OF the burning, and even BY the applica ton OF
3caustics. But when liberation has begun. then
tho Time Tor cheerful treatment is past and the
knife is the only effective remedy
Possibly prejudiced. ha wing undergone
major operation. However. If had L lesion
OF that Kind should leave the cheerful me th-
DDS for more cheerful folk and take the knife
Tor mine. 1t is quick. clean. safe and painless.
And Id choose the knife In spite OF all tho
wishbore prophets ana their mysterious oils.
pastcS and YARDS.
Internal cancers develop usually In persons
from .thirty-fve TO hfty-hve years of age. Skin
cancers arc most frequently found in persons
over nifty five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

too far in this respect. As general propo-
sition 1t is not wise policy for any persons.
save those In uniform. to have police au-
thority, and smacks more OF European Gus
toms than OF American principles. regular
member OF the Police Department is daily
under the eyes Of his superiors. and any abuse
by him Of the powers which are delegated
to him can be speedily checked. But a civilian
running at large with little brief police au-
thority contains within himself the potentinli-
Ties of a menace to society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

been publlshcd' why not. II they were
formulated? Your editorial looks like
tho act OF a fellow, when ne has been
whipped. saying 20 his opponent: you
licked me. but ! gave You a plack-eye.
anyhow"
The South side only wants justice.
The acton OF the aldemen last night
has laready brought out the facts
stated tn your editorial, OK which VIC
were ignorant VIVA, little bird"
sang these things in your cars. Why
not be open and frank?
A SOUTH SlDER.
Richmond Va, July &c. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

Technically, as Secretary Of State Lansing
is al pains TO point out, the United States stiu
is al war with Germany. and American. ybo
venture into that country for business mr.
other reasons will do so az their own perI.
Such condition will continue 10 exist until
the Senate ratites the treaty or refusing i,
proclalms state OF peace. Thus the United
States, deliberately and with lavish prodi-
gality, throws away fruits of the war TO which
1t is rightfully entitled \ vast commercial
field. with unprecedented trade opportunities
Is turned over TO Great Britain, France and
other countries that may be in position to
exploit il. Their leaders are not so short
sighted as those in Washington and ;hev
arc aiding, instead Of obstructing tic work
of reconstruction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

Atlanta will play host to the next Con-
tederate reunion, announcement of accept
arce OF It's invitation having been made by the
conmsnde1-in- chief OF the veterans. The re-
ul:on will be held during the month of Oc-
;ob@-. ;hs exact date 10 be determined and
s--c1oc=5 is.e-. The changing OF the date
9: ss==s s-orzi -e1a:ors from summer 10
sr-r-- l. - % co-a=rd=6. Is Ihe hot sum
20. -o=.aE ser=-=ly lEr Ire vitality OF the
:sH Er:'e--E T=,=-z-= v2oa these occasions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Tic Working of the Hydraulic RIM

y. L. McAI, Lynchburg.-The hydrau-
lie ram is a device by which the momen-
tum OF water flowing by gravity in
a pipe is utilized to lift portion of
itself through another pipe to an ele-
walton greater than the source OF sup
p!y. The How OF water in the drive
pipe is automatically checked by the
closing of a valve at its foot. when
the valve is open the water ESCAPES
soon sufficient momentum is attained
to close the valve. The confined water
then lifts another valve, opening into
An air chamber mounted over the foot
OF the drive pipe. The water partially
fills this chamber and in so doing COM
presses the air therein until the pres
sure in the chamber just balances that
Of the column OF water In the drive
pipe The valve at the foot Of the
drive pipe then opens and the process
is repeated. The pressure OF the COM
pressed air in the air chamber forces
the water in the bottom Of tho cham
her out through a small supply pipe to
the desired elevation. Theoretically.
fifteen feet would raise fifteen gallons
one hundred feet, and other quantities
and heights in like proportions; but
some water is wasted during each cycle
and there is also friction to overcome.
An efficiency OF 10 per cent would be
high. This mechanical device was in
vented by Joseph Michael de Mont
golfer. Frenchman. In 1913. Since
that time many improvements have
been made, the most important OF
which perhaps was tho use Of springs
and an air motor to lessen the shock
OF the operation Of the valves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Laughing Song.

voice of joy, ~
ing by;
merry wit,
And the green hill laughs with the
noise Of 1t;
When the meadows laugh with lively
And the g:asshopper laughs in tho
merry scene; A
When Mary and Susan and Emily
with their sweet round mouths sing,
"Ha, ha. ha!''
When the, painted birds laugh in the
Where our, table with cherries and
nuts Is spread:
Come liXe. and be merry, and Join
TO sing the sweet chorus OF "Ha, ha,
ha! William Blake. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

From week to week. almost from day 10
day. one reads that police authority has been
conferred some one in Richmond few
days ago twenty-one school janitors were
given the powers of policemen. Now it is the
keeper OF cemetery who is vested with the
privilege OF making arrests. While in the
main. the comforting OF these powers is done
for the better protection OF property, it may
be questioned whether the city is not goin &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

A-z-1cE-s ~ :.=.:e-:af - accustomed 10
-. zt-3cE-a-; = re-: 2=-:o-zl liberties
lrs- ~! =:"=-r s5.E..=t:c=.!y &c War
oE,.,E--s-; o--s- WIZ aZ-z 80 E--girE o..
NV -s-z - :. 3.:--E V.s-= clse--.=:
liz s:5-i=-- -: -. ,.s-- -: - - =? so:!
u - nag s-z:ss N=E = :-..- :. ~
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ps!ctec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

Increasing supplies of food in Germany
and American foodstuffs, at that-bring
drop in prices there. In the United States, how
ever. the contrary rule prevails With record
breaking food crops assured, prices continue
10 climb. America struck the needed blow
that conquered Germany. but it seems to be
wholly unable TO suppress proiteering at
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

War Is waste, but peace is downright rob-
berry as measured by prevailing exactions OF
the prohteers. The country was able to crush
the most powerful military machine the world
has ever known, but il appears to be wholly
unable to protect itself against inexcusa BILE
profteering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding nlmost any topic.
excepting ON legal and medical SUBJ
tects, are answered free. Az all in
quirles nre answered directly by per.
sunul letter, IA self-nddrcsSed. stamped
envelope In required. Address Tho
Ttnlen-DIspntch Information BureNu.
Itichmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
porI. Rank. Third In Population

Miss ". l.. j.. Pcte-sbu"S-ln popula :
ton. Paris ranks third among the lar.
sesl cities III the world. The area or
Paris proper, that Is the city inside the
fortitications, is about thirty square
miles, and is exceeded by eight or nine
OF her cL;ies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
why n Sugar shortage.

To the Editor of The Times. Dispatch:
Sir-What is the cause OF the pres.
cnt sugar anime" II has gotten TO be
serious matter In this district We
retail merchants arc unable 10 &c, a
single barrel from Richmond and lots
OF fruit is going to waste that could be
canned. Babies cant get sugar TO
swceten their tea II is reportcd
around here that the prohib!tionist ?
have 'cornercd" the sugar until the
black berries ar" gone TO keep tho PEG.
j. c. GOODE
Giiliamsviilc. Va, July 20, 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
a .Jo,,pl,boy.o

Miss r A.. H.. Rocky Mount;MrThe
word 'douShboy' is Il slang mi litary
term applied 10 an infantryman in The
United States Army. according 70 the
Stars and Stripes. official organ OF INC &c
France. the word "doughboy" dates
from the War. between the ST Stst Les.
large globular brass buttons on In
fantry uniforms. Some one.-he must
have been a sailor-dubbtd the buttons
.'touShboyS" because they reminded
him Of the boiled dumplinss of raised
dough that are so frequently served
in ships messes and are known to all
sailors as ''doughboyS."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
The Rtdulcr.

started 70 STlnd out Il column OF this junk
when The Fiddler walked into my den.
Why" she said. lis the letter Il the happ:est
vowel In the alphabet
Il dunno l said. and what's moro"
Because" she said 1T is IN bliss. never gets
in hell. and all the rest are in purEatory
Why
| reached unconscously for paper cutter:
don't know what impulse stirred me. but as l
lifted it her voice reached me again:
What is the difference between an old man.
young man and 4 garden worm"
She standing in the light. right between
ME and the French door. where could "A
soaked her. only /, might miss and break the
glass
All the old men know" began. trying to
That amt it," she Gigeicd: ',;he answer is
there amt no difference; the chickens get en-
all: When was card game mentioned in the
B!ble?"
Listen. dearie." said. "if bark to this one
will YOU fade away and let me do little
original stuff for the r d. huhr"
Bound by the strict agreement. she gave ME
the
1T was when Neb-euchred- Nezzar."
Stirling sob and choking a Eroan pushed
her gently hence and turned to toll. Blu, how
can guy follow an olio like that. huh?
Debt is one reason why lot of gray haired
men think marriage is a hzzle
In Washington
When Senator Borah appeared in a cutaway
and striped trousers to, help escort the Presi-
dent in. the whole place giggled But why:
Surprising he hadn't any cutaway or
trousers? Supposins he'd have appeared in a
we'll. say, bathing suit. huh? Yuh see it
could "a been worse, 1t could "a been worse.
You can't tell naturaI-bor idiot a single
thing about the fourth dimension the aurora
boreas or the nehuar hypothesis
Appropriate.
We'll, we'll whadd yuh think o. that. Miss
Gotta Mind OF Vroae, the SuHra gette who claims
that women should be mems equal. is going to
se, married and I've drawn an invitation to
the Wedding.
"Humph Well. I suppose youIl do the
customary thing and give her a prescnt?"
II will. I'm going send her a shaving
outfit and pipe and make her happy for life.'
The w!sest man in all the world is dead! :.
Friend solomon has gone and kicked the
pale!
Under the roses he has dropped his head
And left behind this sad and nlournful vale
Two hundred widows mourn their lords demise
Who in the halls OF wisdoms lore was
Great;
Two hundred widows dry their dripping eyes
Two hundred lawyers tackle his estate.
That he was wise has never been denied
80 wonder. with two hundred. Solomon died!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

The wsr-:-us z11 c91E..,r,.onzl Prohibition
enforcement, sct :aek@z r1o.s.!ea .. rs pro
visions Z criminal ct. u 1,zxe cour!c,ion
easier, ne@ rule il criminal procedure IL
set up Heretofore IL criminal protecting.
the prosecution hs= BEEN required 10 es,a olish
the guilt Of the detandan, beyoad = reason
able doubt before coa:c,ioa could occur. Sow
all this is 70 be reversed Cnde. the act, az
1t passed the House, ana 10 dogo, aill be
agreed to by the Senate, the burden Of proof
20 his innocence will DE- placed on the IL
legged violator II unable 10 prove his in
nocence of the charge, 20 prison he goes. II
remains 10 be seen IL that method OF dis
pensing Justice" will stand the tezt Of high
court opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

De mo l pushes mali spade in de Eroun,'
said Charcoal l;ph in mood IAN dc mo- 7
pulls weeds ou;'n de Gyarden. de mo- | gin t
on'stard how Cain felt when he killed AIistah
Abel. Try cucumber Mistah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
20. Field Artillery.

NJ r. e.. Charlotte. y. C.-The
Scventy-seventh Field Artillery MAS
Officially rt ..orted as en- route TO the
United states with the Fourth p!vi !
son. 10 which II belongs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
TUESDAY, JULY 20. 1912.

Interned enemy aliens in this country will
spon be released, and such OF them as want to
do SO will be encouraged to return to the land
of their nativity. This method of radiance
should be forced upon good many Of them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
When Morning freaks.

When morning In her glory breaks,
The pale Sray ushering her through
fhat vast cmpyreal hall. that makes
Court for Hcr Majesty In Bluo
When Nature wakes. and from her bed
Springs into her bright morning gown.
Calling aloud to S!eepyhead
In every hamlet every town f..
When morning breaks, when Natures voice
Lifted on high bids Man rejoice
When that great rose its dew-wine drinks.
| turn yet. for my forty winks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

Sergeant York is passing from frs, ia in
side pages, which is the way OF sorrow from,
the place of reigning hero to tina, of a vague
"reminiscences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

Questions and Answers
Welsh Rarebit Fine. Wholesome Dish.-Please
let me know whether Welsh rarebt Is injurious
TO health, and, il so, why? &c l.. ID
Answer.-1t is concentrated, highly
ishinE dish. and wholesome enough il you like
IT. The bad reputation is due to tho stuff and
circumstances that so often 60 with it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

Maybe the postal aviators strike because
lhey teel that their wages fail TO reach
standard altitude.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Negro Pastor

Inquirer. Richmond No. no church
OF white people In Virginia has ever
had negro pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
Voice Of the People

Letters rnnst give the name und nd.
oISnn OF INC writer. Name will not IL
published II writer so requests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
ALL COMMUNlCA-
TIOSS to The Tlmee-Dls-
path. and not to individuals.

TELEPHONES: Randolph l..
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with oil depart
mania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

epBLIsHED every dny In the yeas mt 10 south Tenth
4 i.shlns Co. inc. Charles L. Hasbrook Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
tnEton. 1416 New York Ave
nue.; New York City. Fifth
Avenue Building: Chicago.
Peoples Gus bnldllE
Philadelphia. Colonial Trust
I{uIlIlinH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29
In Mashinrtnn

Debt is one reason why lot OF gray haired
men think marriage is 4 hzzle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

You can't tell natural born idiot single
thing about the fourth dimension the aurora
boreal!s the nebular hypothesis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-29

When Senator Borah appeared in a cutawa
and striped trousers to help escort the Presi
dent in the whole place giggled. But why
surprising ne hadn't worn any cutaway o
trousers? Surprising he'd have appeared in
we'll say, a bathing suit. huh? Yuh see,
could "a been worse 1t could "a been worse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Victory n,n.,-n,cctInr

victory mnss-ncetinE, City Audi
tOrium, S,:I0.
Cemetery, beginning with parade,
Block Day. benefit Nurses Set
Element.
Meeting. Patrick Henry Branch.
Friends of Irish Freedom, Monroe
Hall. =.
Meeting. Matthew Fontnine NIaury
i. SsoS'ntion' room 03o, Jefferson
Dnncc, benefit Blues homccom-
Ing, Blues Armory, S:I5.
Lecture. "Hcalth, Mans Birth
right" Chamber OF Commerce audi
forum, S;15.
Crnys' Armory, S,15.
Meeting, Virginia Writer'S Climb,
ProfessionnI Woman's building,
Dance, Officers Club, ST West
Franklin Street, S:30.
Picnic, Fellowship LcnEuc of
South RtchmOnd, ear leaves at &.
Tag Day, benefit Parent-Tcnch-
crs' Association: and Mothers Clubs
Meeting, entertainment commit
tee. Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows. Grnys' Armory, 1880.
Meeting. 7I2 West Franklin
Street. DIR. Rosn Slaughter Nor
ton, IL.
Welcome by Mayor hinsIie to Sal
Iatton Army Stan Band, City HILL,
Concert. behalf of Victory loan,
Capitol Square, 2:3O.
Concert and service, Seventh and
Brond Streets, 3.
Concert. John Marshall High
School auditorium, s.
Vaudeville, Lyric. ,. q. 7:3O. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
NEW GEORGIA SENATOR
WILL SUPPORT SUFFRAGE
Advocates Of Amendment Resolution
Declare 1t Is Certain
of Adoption.
WILL PRESS TO VOTE QUICKLY
Leaders Say They Will Endeavor to
Secure Final Action Soon After
Body Convcncs-Aiorc Than Two
Thirds of Senate Reported Pledged.
JRv Assor,atod pro,, .,

WASHINGTON. May Conformation
reached washington today that Will
nam j. Harris. the new Senator from
Georgia, who is now in Europe. has
told President Wilson that he will vote
Tor the equal suffrage amendment rcso-
luton. which failed at the last session
of the Senate by ono vote. Former
Senator Thomas w. lIardwick. whom
Mr.. Harris succeeds, voted against the
measure.
Suffrage advocates said Senator Har-
rls vote was not necessary TO insure
passage OF the resolution as a poll of
the new holdover members OF the Sem
ate showed more than the two thirds
majority required. His declaration in
FAVOR or the measure. however. was re-
ceived with general satisfaction by
supporters OF the amendment, who ex-
pect to press for its passage carly in
the extra session of Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-10
Real Estate and Court News
cHASCERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

n0ss es aeR a 81: ST. W2 81. and SIS T"F Fsa
IL hes at northwest corner of Fcdetal and
ns street SfGsf' 60 feet nchds by S"a e
imG re- wrss linz S,sarns Street IL fHst
,hclhss wide. Anil %. 1912; $3.50,
S1fSF a q t"sSieS md F% %is
% east line 'rr wcnt - ,f troS She BY fe;
{ fall .nc s.es north Of + Street, February 6,
,.ris I. FTsnklin |drcc ' 10 0S tieorse So
i.s i :Ss TO- south Inh.n or cu!bcrt Street:
an,n'h, Of Ehaiin A,see, MAY ), 1918 $1,000.
charles nrV iGS . "4 eit"FS' and T ~ hor to
Surs asS HaSae looE Apri fes 81 ss i@S Williams
Alfred l.. Brown and Olive s. (wife) to
fha1 burg nro SI.n and EaSn ESSwp a9s,
-' t,intsa,s AP ,aln p l53. 5ax s.: So
ana and GlUs ( g. ins to
Park. .S9oX:$1.os feet east line Brook Turn.
Rig ss 1919. iee tax H0s sso OF ,,d Avenue
H. Meseley and May Marie. (wite> and
t Sgnqivi q o., fnoIsitT Or eapai haio of
lsEps Avenue. May !, 1919: tax s5o So '''
sssnl{ g joseph lode, 81! Norm Unity ,Rt.s
ff00nTTiih S s-n :GAl2t feet west line Thirty,
cisy s,TsGs !o5 tax 'nS'; So S"g 81" OF
Lewis Blachcr and hdCla ,WifcD to RON
eFt ~ Powell. - feet inches by 100 Zee,
IRREGULAR south lin" - Street, 20 fcct west
ct IwentX-third Street. March 10. 1915
q. e DAVIS and Ida Nj ,wtfo, to Lewis
gIncher lG9xl2. feet urreEular) west line
Tr1,rsc.' also l4SEi2, feet .irrceuiaD cast line
Street. March 10. 1919: tax s.. SO
chris SChaaf TO Allan II. Lane. 2?l5 East
MaEth% ~ Sirect y feet inches 10y iS5 feet
cast .3i TMsenty-ninth Street, May g. 1919.
s: stuart and Bruce nowc and Cary Ellis
il23 We,t FRANKLIN street, = feet inches
~ lis rect south side Franklin Street .
Tax 1850. $40. ''' ~
Johra han Thompson and Mary wife, 70
T.hari.s g. Price and Iotie II. fwifcJ,
Ia5sMl@b Is feet west line Twenty fourth
Street, 10: feet 8 inches south OF i Stree
known as lSis North Twc<ty- fourth Street
c!auue a bidlske ana Lottie l.. (wife) TO
T. Hines. lot .. block !. Highland Park
~ iset on east line Third Avenue 80 feet
;;91mSsh 20, Of Front Street. April y. 1918. tax
cs s!gj,e !, G Jacob and Mabel II. ,wt,e)
E-Hllp lent west line belmont Avenue i3i
rect 10 inches south az Stuart Avenue. uc,,
OF ]6.tl1. May D. 1913, tax 500 $40