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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-23
Against the Four City Plan.

The Tampa Tribune is making brave fight for
that four city plan for Florida centennial, but
like its statement the spirit willing but the
flesh is weak" The other three cities named by
the commission warming up to the PROPOSE
tion- If Florida can't have worlds fair, let's
not have any. is the general attitude-St. Peters
burg Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-23

Constantinople newspapers demanding to be
told what is to become Of Turkey. For part.
haven't any idea, except that her wings go
ing be clpped.-Galveston News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-23

1915-Wintry weather binders Ger
mans and Bu1gars in Serbia Monastir
still holds out; Serbians successful in
local operation near Leskovac; allies
in Atais district on western front be-
gin heavy bombardment; allies be
gin blockade of Greece Italy joining;
allies pour troops into Saloniki
1916-Austro- Germans nearing Or
sovo; offensive in western Rumania
proceeds unchecked; Rumania attacks
north of Campulung easily repulsed;
.'Britainic," British hospital ship.
sunk by German submarine in the
Aegean Sea; was Titanic's successor
and largest British ship; new Aus
trian emperor assumes duties of Of
flee; war policy to be unchanged; Bull
gar German forces in Macedonia make
stand on new line; retreat stops on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-23

1914-Germans advancing on 55-mile
front in Poland reach Lowicz- Skier
niewice line only 40 miles from War
saw; Russians take Gumbinneu in
East Prussia; Austrian attacks be-
fore Przemyal fail and city is in des-
perate plight; Germans lombard
Ypres, wrecking market place and
town hall; heavy cannonading near
SofSsOnS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-11-23
Advantages of Unionization.


this country is they encourage the criticism and dis
credting basic principles of union labor This
is unfortunate not only for worlmen but for the
public.
Anyone who will condemn all labor unions be-
cause of the conduct of of them thus de-
ny any general benefits of unonizaton, is illogical
and short-sighted. He ignores the fact that trade
velopment, and perhaps inevitable step in the
process of industrial evolution, and that in its
present imperfect state it has accomplished much
good.
The New York World which has been condemn
ing labor severely than capital present
folly of urging as some extremists have done, the
disbandment of the federation of labor.
Federation" says The World, "simplifies and
stabiizes industrial conditions places employers
well employees upon common ground operates
as a check upon INSCRIPTIONS competition, and
when honorably enforced makes justice equality
and peace in wide areas.
1.-The right and desirability of labor organization
and collective bargaining being conceded is evil
dent that the greater their scope the service
able industrfally and economically they must be-
Nearly all productive enterprises today deal with
several labor unions Although it has failed griev-
ously at times federation rule has harmonized
and disciplined the old, Independent shop organi-
cations that once were very uncertain law unto
themselves.
Win ldpor DIS Win men generally, leadership Is
the most important consideration The more CEN
tralized that control becomes the easier will
to do business with it when it is well disposed and
to correct it by law when is a fault
This is a good statement the situation. There
is nothing be gained at this time or possibly at
time, by fighting the principle of labor organ-
cation 1t is as justfiab1e natural and inevitable
for labor to organize for capital organize.
When both are completely organized, will be far
simpler for them to deal with each other and far
easier for the government to deal with both and
correct errors of both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
TWO MECKLENBURG MEN
CONTEST FOR HOUSE SEAT
Little Competition for Other ONCE.
Except for Supervisor or
ClarksNi1le District.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BOfDTON. VA. Juno o.-In &C
cordance with a resolution adopted by
the Mecklenburs County Democratic
executive committee last Thursday
was the last day candidates for Office
in this county could file their notices
OF candidacy for the August primary.
The only contests In the county will
be for the House of Delegates. John
T. Lewis and b. w. Shelton are the
candidates for this position. r.. w.
Hudgins. the incumbent. was not a
candidate.
The only contest for any office in
either OF the eight ma gisterial districts
Of the county is that of supervisor for
Clarksville District X. r. Gordan. the
incumbent. is being opposed by S.
G. Chandler.
There were no contests in either
of the seventeen precincts of the coun-
~ for members of the Democratic
County Executive Committee. County
Chairman II. +. Hutchinson has de-
clared the following candidates of the
Democratic party for the November
election-they having had no opposi-
ton.
freys; Commonwealth attorney. G. 7.
Baskerville; county clerk. II. r. Hutche-
son: sheriff w. Il. Beales: county
treasurer II. y. Bealcs: commissioner
revenue, District No. l. II. l.. Cole
man; commissioner revenue, District
No. 9, j. S. Montgomery.
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Real Estate and Court News
cHANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.

c. l.. Nuckols 30 $50 Eas, Clay Street
fiHlto feet, north line Clay Street 20 feet
east Of Thirty NTH Street; lien 3l.ao6 June
5. 1915. tax s.. $40
Really end Finanse CORPORATION OF VIZ
%orth richmond Terrace. soxI4O feet. Vest
dith Street May 81 1912 tax ST. $40
Ernest W. Farley and Maude Starke iwife)
to j. o. Entrekin. lot l.. block C, Labu!num
Park. loox23i feet north side Confederate
Avenue. 40 feet east OF Gloucester Street.
June ]. 1919. $4,000.
Stanhopc Boiling 10 l.. S Evans. 75xl5e 81
feet at southeast corner OF Spottswood Road
and l:akeview Avenue. April IS. 1913: tax
ordway Puller and Idclle II twifc) to W.
T. Drina-d. Jr. lot Il. square "A. Chestnut
Hill. 50xi49 feet west line Third Avenue.
between Spruce and Myrtle Streets. May
w chester Evans 10 NJ. II. Mitchell. 10
feet 81 inches by lls feet inches. north
line Floyd Avenue. l9I feet Ios: inches cast
of Vine Street. June .. 1919: tax S6.2o. $40.
II. II. Bloomberk To Alma T. Carter. l5Xii5
feet east line Randolph Street. Ito feet north
of Winder Street. June 1. 1919 $3.50
Eelthaus. deceased. to Louis Ga,oSne. OF
ssxI2o feet east line Fifth Street. between
Clay and Leigh Streets. June .. 1919. $3.50
Broad Street Rank to d. Marroni l2.Xsl
feet at southwest corner OF Graham Street
and Virginia Avenue. June t. 1919. $3.50
Austin p. SPOTS TO Lula J: Crump. lots IS
west line Third Avenue north line Pol
lock Street June s. 1919: tax $3.50 SO
]. A. C. Chandler and Leuore D. fSife) to
Kate w. Clarke. No. 1923 Hanover Avenue n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Va M1.s S' ,,os @
maintain and operate mineral springs and
"a; snd Edwsrd woodss sf: E ssers'srS.
RoekdsIl Timber, and humbe- Company.
sock ssSiS55on INA Ystum ssSs
snS v.ss S': "a
E.rSS w.lso 4: q Abingdon. va:
2es s,,.,. 5n,I $1,000 ;Dqsss SsaeTs
Haw wtk,,Ins. president: Frank :, Wilson. 4 VI.
J. ", MeMuIi ar an jir. & Co, Inc. Win
Is IA. stosE ST. 90: minimum, ss.osS S f1R
sss sais' @ D55f;'asss H'E
co Amsndmfn. e sh.5isr Of Titmu, Optical
5fssdens ; Al5srt sF e. E sssT:
from .ss6es 10 ,5 %ssum capital stock
:, A1sndment to charter Of Webb Adams
r. Asa4 GcmP2ny I9e "a
:; more e.ssf:y as.ns the s terms
fe:'S* ins ss''o,s n Na1Gss
cutlery, rbrassware, and chlnaTare Of ali
f Frsnsn La h0s sns
ali Of Norfolk. Va w.
folk, Va. Maximum capital stock $50. 900;
minim,um. 5000 Purposes: General con-
dent: A. l.. Alhano. Cha pman Weddle sec
rotary. and Vincent Ferlazzo-ali OF the
city Of Norfolk. Va
Auto TOP and Trimming Company. Inc
Richmond. Va. Maximum capital stock
$4,000: minimum. $4,000. Purposes: Manu-,
facture and repairing auto tons. cushions
etc. j. II. OUTLAW. president; Joseph hlaf-
berg and, a: c. Goosby. secretary-all Of
waterford Corporation. Norfolk, Va.
MAXIMUM capital stock. 5000: minimum,
ness. Alvah II. Martin. Ir.. president: s.
W. Lvons: j.. and W. II. I.yons-ali Of
Norfolk. Va: Mabel Martin. Norfolk. Va.
named as secretary.
ISOLATION. Nnc.. Suffolk Va MaIimum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

G.! ss.'cs H f.. 20 Af5sa
s. rss; ne5'h Of buVa ae s'r..s May ssFe q.
A':s SS2s t? :!'s:rt!G: . p Clio
-S:.. ~, II I'LL III Sg;,eg
80 ice, wcst Of Ry Is ' ssrest June ee {.
;;i:s'..ff S2a;.%:s; s'E;%s ia:
Of
and IN; Morri. Street 1uns e 1919; 5000,
ss' e-{?s8; Of Ss.9fs' D.
St%n a a fss' t:,sh l Street,. Eth Jsne
Gs fa.: q ss Ea., vi Clay TO
3, Sn iSu' s-.s 4e c June , 8 .s
e.sa E2 ;4a:;. to ps4.st fe north n4 ,s.
G2in,sa.ra,e Avenue 4p' feet Of
o,Ts, FsFss; 'sa.!,?
s:Srss, fee; Gshss n! 1ss, "@ Of Thi F'H
s'7'' Gs sn' to iii' ' Susso. on. seven
Ps.segg.r Sati2nsl sv,e isIss moa.I fec
'oS Niis2 Rhosds I 5sns TO p sss .lo' Bag
by Inc 20 feet INCHES By IL; fee, o.;
inches cas-, of Fifth Street June 2. 1915:
r, y. ,sinyrey and Lula p. .twite! to Pol
lard Basby Inc; trustee No. 500 Mont
june :. isie ,5.aio "0r'" OF hooper street
L. u. Kirkmyer ct ais. to Pollard & Bag
by. Inc. trustee. No. Ios North Boulevard
SO feet north of Floyd Avenue. June &.
1919: $500
J. Thomas Hewin and Matte c. NJ twife)
To- Sittsrdins and F. n. BoIley, trustees.
lS3Ilo5 feet tirreEular) line First
Street. ~ feet 6 inches north of Orange
Lula j. Crump 10 w. p. Redd, trustee.
7o1iio feet: at northwest corner OF Third
Avsnu. and Pollock Street. June 6. 1919;
J.. s Evans to A. NJ. Cover and George
II. Cease. trustees; 75ri5a.5e feet al south
view Avenue April rs. 1919: $3.50.
II. ". GOODWIN. trustee. No. us West Clay
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ADJUSTMENTS
Many Laugh. In Lyrics sho,,

with Jimmie AllmanS Home
Guards" marching TO syncopated meas
ures. Harry Van Fossen. the former
minstrel star. stirring ,ver!table
Prim contributing the hest of her tall
ent. and TWO real novelties on the same
bill. the summer season of frivolity
was launched buoyantly with the new
show that came TO the Lyric ycster day.
It's roilickinE, corking whiri. of
hilarious fun. this typical Keith sum
mcr entertainment.
Two ingenious and amusing comedy
juGgiers. Paul and Mae Nolan. start
and held the closest attention. Of their
audiences at each OF the three shows.
Miss Polly Prim. programmed the Per
sonality Girl" followed. winning un-
stintcd applause with her feminine
conicalit!es. Her songs and comedy
arc new and the Coincidence has a
personality that radiates good humor.
Then came the rcdoubtable Home
Guards six clever funmakers. The
act is a Imaginable iampoon on the ia
miliar home defense" Of the average
community.
Hence no easy task is Harry Van
tossen's when he ambles on in the
wake of storm of mirih. realizing
that he rs due 70 keep the pillows of
Elec rolling. Nevertheless. he does
that very thing. Van Fossen is fun
nier than he ever was in minstre!sy
The Paldrens. European imporia-
ton. closing the bill. are troupe OF
athletes with an exhibition distinctly
novel
Interesting, instructive and amusing
motion pictures. including the Pathe
News films, add TO the merit % the new
show.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

sspi.al stock. .l.ooOooo:, minimum. 5000.
81. Butler John k. Hutton. secrstary; r.
L. Brewer. Jr.. ]. r. Saunders and q. s. r.
Holland. Jr.-all OF Suffolk. Va.
i,si-mn .imum. $4,000: minimum. $40. 90.
0mcors-Bcn Jacobs. president. Lake Charles.
Ia; Albert Jacobs. secretary. Leesville. La
ness
:, Kings Flour Mills Company. Inc, Front
mum; 500 GOO or1Gers-clarence E; King;
n F. 3,,,,, Royal; Va. and r., F. Grubbs. of
y srooknsni Hotel corpors,,on, srookne.i.
$4,000; 0rlcers-R. d. Williams. president:
all of Brookncal. Va object"nanase, own
and control hotels. dwelling houses. apart
Browne Electrical Construction Company.
oSo: minimum. $4,000 6nicer."E T. wills Ills
president: H: X. Stone. X. a. Bondurapt.
vicc-president: and !. c. Bondurant secr.-
taIy. all OF Roanoke. Va, Object-eIcc,r.-
Rockingham county. ia. NC Capi naGanwDy.
mum: 10000: minimum. $4,000. Of,cer,-W.
A. Myers director. Broadway. Va; J. NJ.
Kline. director. Broadway. Va; d r. Zig
ier u: X. Zislor. president. Broadway. Va
$. d. Layman. Broadway. Va: F. J. IVriSh,
Broadwsy. Va; j. !. Penny hacker named
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

fec, ~ inehe., by l:s feet south line Han
,an ,d Street; lien 5000. May q. 1918; tar
I.ucie Morton Hudgins and T. w. thus.
PAIL. or Chase Gi;y Va. to Rubye Burton
inches BY i2s feet inches south line stuart
Street lien $500 Mss Se' 81 ean si,. Of , tsw"nd
Street. go feet west Of Ryiahd Street. des
B ro. pa as iof u5 on ,. IT. csswtord Rcdd &
su,is 9; Morgan to j. il. Jetc Ter 30 go asoi
ncr ,,, %r .cha1an and Sycamore Street. June
Charles A. West and Mary II. tw,fe, 10
Ray l.. Parker. No. 700 Marshall Street. Is
s,rco, 'h IS ey Il" feet south line Marshall
Street June ee 1919 n's $500 west of Thi5'e'h
iTosen Is. Gary and r.. ". thusband) TO
North, Boulevard 5oxioo feet drrek1larS'
Xyenua. JSns J. ,si,. ,ls 100 north OF Floyd
catoSne. No so5 East Clary Street. 3tsi5s
,sGt south s, line Clay Street, 81 fee, east OF
Arthur y. warx, I35xlis feet at southeas,
ien f Ia 3: Srssi , $500 800 Luck Avenue
p; A.. kuyk and Margarct p. fwife) 70
N M5,e5 F,f Rhosas Inc Nos sGa ard =:
lien 800, June 1. 1919, $500
ts.t inches b. is7 feet rreRn1sr mo nortb
FInh sfs. fs9 2 49, 49,. s2sse' east or
Meadow. - feet : Inches by 10 fec. West
Line Meadow Street. = feet / Inch north of
40 SO s'''' ->pfi' TO- i'i'' TAX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
COTTON EXCHANGE PACT
WITHIN FUTURES ACT
Standard Form OF Contract In New
Orleans and New York
Rufed Upon.
nv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. June 9.-The pres
ent standard of form Of contract used
ton exchanges comes within the pro-
visions of the Federal cotton futures
act. the Supreme Court in effect held
ments for S23215 awarded New Or
leans cotton brokers from Fred
Browne. OF Fort Smith, Ark, on cot
ton futures transaction.
The Federal District Court held that
the contract failed 20 comply with the
act, and that the brokers could not;
recover from Browne, but the Circuit
Court OF Appeals reversed this opinion
and upheld The contract. Cotton bro
kers claimed that II the District Court
exchange in the country would have
been closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

Women who are worn out, who suffer
from pain at regular or irregular intervals,
who are nervous or dizzy. at times, should
take that reliable, temperance, herbal
tonic which doctor in active practice
prescribed many years ago. Now sold by
druggists, in tablets and liquid, a. Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Send 100. to DR.. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel.
Buffalo, N. Y, for trial package.
JACKSON, Mrss.--nDr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is good medicine and I
have recommended It many times to
women whe'suffer. This medicine was
great comfort to me- after motherhood.
The doctor seemed unable TO give mo any
relief a. soon a. I started to take the
Prescription 1t cured me Of my trouble
and restored me to perfect state Of
70 speak Q good word for Doctor Plercs's
Favorite Prescription whenever I have
an opportunity. s-MRs. K. G.. SUrHrR.
LAND. 29e Poindextcr Street !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Sell Farm for s1IO.O,o ..

r S TOL, VA. June a-rh,,
Meadowbrook farm near Rural Retreat,
owned by J. w. keeslng has been
sold for sl1o05s.25 The farm was
sold at auction. and the home tract
with house. barn and other imnroveI
ments was sold to w. NJ. Griffen. OF
Sugar Grove, for $3.50 per acre. This
farm has been in the hands OF the
they having bought 1t from the Bus
ter heirs, to whom it was granted, in
1855: by Patrick Henry. as Governor
OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

u r Jeter to F. ~ Boklcy. ,ru.,eer No
2;2l Chatnn Street. cix!2o feet at southwest
June ? 1919 1859 % 10
H. y. Kirknlyer ct ais to r. b. Dickinson.
trustee. No. Joe North Boulevard. o3xloD feet
west line Boulevard 50 feet north OF Floyd
Avenue. June 4. 1919. 5000
Pollard & Basby. Inc. trustee. No $50 South
Randolph Street. lexis feet cast line Ran
dolph Street. 10 feet north OF Winder Street
June I. 1919. 1881.
+. y. Kelley and Ada b. Cwife, to NJ D.
Sunnaily. trustee. No. 1879 Fourth Avenue
pHl3o feet east line Of Fourth Avenue Is
feet north OF Custer Street. June s. 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

Pep,l-cola Rottlins Company, The. Riek
mond. Va. o',cers-E. c.. Toone. presidens
K. l.. MeaGher. secretary. fncreatinS maxi
mum capital stock from $1,000 10 Sso.coDS
Amendment to the charter OF Olstrict IA
Columbia Paper Manufacc curing sCompanx
tai stock from $500 600 to 800. 900. and 'erssE
Ing preferred stock s.r.F .s-'5T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

az secretary. Broadway Va ObJect-;o
conducted by the Mutual Cold Storage Com
pany. Ltd. At Broadway Va.
Implement Company. Inc. Roanoke. Va.
omcers-E. L. Lawson. president: l.. Mn
inser. seeretary. Increasing maximum cap
ital stock from $4,000 to 800 600
Amendment to the charter OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Meet nj RonnoLc >c,,

ifAKKISDNHCNi. w. June o--The
i"entE-sisth annual convention Of the
Virginia Conference Christian Fu :
deavor Union OF the United Brethren
Church. which covers the territory o.
Virginia and parts Of West Virginia
and Maryland, and which has been IN
session AZ Verona since Thursday morn
ing. closed last night. By vote OF the
convention tho next session viii bc
held in Roanoke In June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Another Victim Founc.

remains OF William oliver. who was
drowned last winter by falling from a
vessel, have been recovered and idcn-
,ifed by his ring. They were brought
to Morattico last week and Inferred
at Emmanuel Church. Revs w. j.
Boyd and T. L. LanGhorn officiating
at his funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Patrick spring. CIo,od.

DANNIII.E. VA, June 9.--Announce-
Hotel. in tho foothills OF the BIUe
Ridge Mountains. near Stuart and the
Mecca Of wornout business men and
young children for The summer months
viii not be opened this year. r. w
MORRISON states that his health is
i,atrick Springs is widely known FOR
the curative properties OF its waters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

DANNlLI.E. VA. June AT a mass
meeting of citizens OF Houston. tie
county seat OF Halifax, II WAS de-
cidcd to noat an SIS. 600 bond issue
for the purpose OF building streets in
the town. Al the same meeting c!ti-
zens subscribed $4,000 towards the
concrete road which is TO link South
boston. with Houston. a distance OF
five miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Crushed TO Death ny Tree.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, June 81
r Williams. postmaster a, Crouch
King and Queen County. was acct
dentally killed a few days ago while
engaged in cutting down trees one
OF the trees fell on him and crushed
him to death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Purchase $50. 900 Buildinr

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. June "a
syndicate OF citizens has purchased
from S S. Bradford the latter's prop
crty here. on the corner OF Commerce
and Princess Anne Streets. known a
ne Bradford building. for the sum Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

FkEDERlCkSB URG. VA. June o
An election will be held in the town Of
orange on July on the subject OF
issuing $4,000 in bonds for the pur-
pose OF furnishing funds TO provide a
water supply for that town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Another Dody Recoy.,.u

HEATHSVILLE. VA. June 9.-An-
other victim Of the fire on tho sto.n,a =
virginia. that of an unknown woman,
win one OF the .Virginia's life preserv-
ers on was picked UP recently at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
To Drive Out Malaria
And Bujld I'm The Sysf~u,

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula
is printed on every label. showing il
is QUININE and IRON in tasteiess
form. The Quinine drives out the ma :
laria. the Iron builds up the system.
Price 60c-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10

.s:;:' 'i' sss Rf Clay May sF' s.
HsSss S"s e so Ps5isra ana rs
northeast corner OF Grace and Fifth Streets.
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
and A Msnurfy Hsss. S.! Ross
Si!s s1sS 's sss, Ss' Of Ing
T ss hn. rSS Fl: sssxS'
Street june :: ZIP; ,'Tsoon norm OF Front
''ey an" Ensie NC Shs islU So 5r
s'F &ay T. IT, ,s tfs . nS5s
'.ck aPf hnxs %Nn c si0 So 5s
S:;is S 8; S;s.s %Sai; ss
Trwweenn;;yy.siSh,hh Street, 'g.i3o feet west line
STs Mns ksaa; jun: S. iol :se' s.I neF'h of
c So b T%s,' s, TO enIy Wal,
sn s9rth n 7id srd Broad Street First
nga s Roy No ,os nr ssi,, trustee:
Floyd q r. AT Gsis.. JT 'ss,,.. o.
S Wes. e snd qsGrs, 'hys5a 81
s' re- p h Nd E Y4u, 1s!, s$s, 'ns
and his assigns. 7ONlA0 feet east line Fiys1
Avsnue. 20 feet north Of Highland Street
C. l. Denoon: trustee, TO Mary E. Lips
conn 40. s!e -: Paul Street. 33 by So feet
. inchcs west line 81. Paul. 1875 feet son, h
OF , Baker Street June s. 1919; sI42.
Jones, No. III North Alien Avenue 90 feet
1917 inches by 40 feet inches east line
Alien Avenue. las feet south of Grove Ave
nus June :. 1919: sh72o.
=, Richard W. Jones. trustee. TO Gertrude
Hope. 2sxlo5 feet west line 81. lame,
street, 81 feet north OF Duval Street May
20. 1919: 1850. $40
:, Richard ". Jones. trustee. TO Gertrude
ilops 2eslo5 feet west line 81. James Street
% feet north of Duval Street. May "a.
1919. Sl,5l6.
+. SitterdinE. Robert Lecky. Jr. and J.
Carneal. trustees, to j. II. Thamann.
Ioxlto feet south line Stuart Road 225
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q n d let him
hunt, therefore
he dug pdpoose
root for her, for
that was their
great remedy for
female weak
nesseS.
DR.. Pierce uses
the Same root
called Blue Co.
hosh-in his
"Favorite Pro-
scription" skill
fully combined
" j tn o t h err
agentsthat make
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Struck by Automatic.

HAkKISDNBURG. VA Juno o
j. A koogler; who lives near Bridge
water. Is in the Rock Bingham Memorial
numerous cuts and bruises over his
body and limbs AS the result OF be-
ing run down by two automobiles "A,
Burkctown early SATURDAY morning
lie was on his way TO stanton 10
market IA load OF strawberries. and
when met by two automobiles belong
ing 70 the Augusta Taxi Company.
was leading his horse There seems
10 have been some misunderstanding
on the part OF tho automobile drivers
as 20 That side OF tho road Mr. koog-
Ter was going TO take. which resulted
IN octh cars running into him head-on
turning the wagon on It's side sevcrniy
cutting and hruising the horse. and
iniurinS Mr.. kooglcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-10
Nature and
the Indiar,

The Indian never liked work but he
wanted his squaw to get well as soon as
possible SO that she could do the work