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served on q U-shaped table zoe
wouldn't have believed there was -
much gold anywhere ~ was used -
setting IT.
Geld On An eSAsa-
The service plates were gold-siSty-
Eve OF them: count 'em. sixty-Ave-
larse. heavy plates OF two different
designs. alternating. The mat silver
was gold. Psradoxical but you uo-
derstand! The vases with pink rosea
the tall epergnes laden with rare
fruits, the tiny individual almond
dishes at each plateau gold. Nice
Little gilt chairs carried out the color
scheme.
The owner OF all this mAsnincencs
was inconspicuousiy placed well down
on the inside of. the horseshoe-
Later in the evening. 1t their
own request. their ma5estiss vsrs
taken into the disused dining
room = the workshop niled vita
clothing and articles of comfort
and utility to be sent to the women
and children of the devastated regions
OF Belgium-and France-And Italy
the fruits OF Mrs. walsh's vonderful
Reconstruction" work And then and
there. Queen Elizabeth lovely IN
heavy. creamy satin of the richest
simplicity of design. oueenly IN her
superb tiara and necklace Of Ale
mondA bestowed upon Ma. WalaA her
Continued on Page n. Column z,
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Capital Hard Put to Find
Place for Albert and His
FamilytoLay TheirHeads
By MAUDE McDOUGALL.

(Which would you rather be-a a kingf" 1t
was department clerks question to pretty worker
whom he had brought down to Union Station plaza Mon
day night And the dsconcerng young person answered
promptly: both He isl'' ..---.-
"He'-Albert King of the Belgians-looked every
inch man-and klngas he strobe through the Presi-
dents waiting at Union Station between the Vice
President and the Secretary of Stateroyaty making
st entry into the Capital of the worlds greatest democ-
He lowered head and shoulders above them both
The rosy slverhared Vice President lmping slightly
One gathered that his shoes probably uncomfortable
and that 1T something of effort to maintain his ex
preston of cordial friendly welcome Secretary Lansing
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bit longer at the Shoreham. Other
wealthy and patriotic citizens fol-
lowed their example, until all the mis-
sions were accommodated in that
way.
Family Clears Out.
In cases of this sort, the family
clears out OF the house altogether.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long, and their little
daughter, Christine, went down and
occupied the Gist Blair house, oppo-
site the State. War and Navy build
ing-Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Long being
cousins-the while that royalty &C.
cupied their house.
II Uncle Sam had no palace IN
which to house royalty. Vice Presi-
dent Marshall was equally ats loss
when, as the Presidents deputy, 1T
became part OF his job to give
formal state dinner in royaltys
honor. And here Mrs. Thomas r.
Walsh came to the rescue. True. she
was not official" at all. She was
simply the widow of a tremendously
wealthy mining man-who by the
way had been mixed up in several
business deals with old King Leo
pold. of Belgium-the present flng
uncle. Her only daughter. in rack
her only surviving child. is Mrs. Ed
ward Beale Mclean.
There was a son, Vinson Walsh. for
whom the eldest little Mclean boy,
once known as "the hundred million
dollar baby" was named. He was
killed in 1905 in an automobile acci-
at IN w
Lean. then Evelyn Walshs was so
terribly hurt that 1t was scarcely be-
lieved possible that she would get
well. 1t seemed curious that this
boys little namesake should also have
been killed by a motor-though the
circumstances were very different
Gave Up Home to Daughter.
Mrs. Walsh stayed on in Washing
ton, even after her husbands death
about FIVE years later. rather a lonely
woman in a great gray stone pile at
2o20 Massachusetts, avenue. During
the first few winters after her daugh-
ter had married Med" Mclean, she
gave the house up to the young peo-
pie. Mrs Walsh took the Lothrop
house, up between the Highlands and
the Wyoming apartments, and direct
ly. behind the George B. Mcclellan
equestrian statue, where Columbia
Road merges into Connecticut ave-
nue.. Later, when the McLeans took
possession of the Mclean house down
on ! street, Mrs Walsh returned to
'-Twenty-Twenty."
She has come to be regarded as
the Marshalls' most intimate friends.
They nearly always, when they have
no other definite engagement, go to
'"Twenty-Twenty' for Sunday evening,
and they are Mrs. Walsh's pet official
lions when she wants to entertain for
malTy "in honor of, ETC." So that II
was quite in order that she should
offer to help them out when they
were in difficulty as to giving the
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looked downright ILL., He had been away from his desk for
day or two, SICK and he looked the part And he had
been about the last OF the official welcoming party to reach
the station In fact II the train had not been Late he
would have been late himself
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Technically, Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall were the personal hosts
Of the nations guests, as under
studies for the President and Mrs.
Wilson in the untoward cirCum-
stances created by the Presidents i'll
ness. For the time being and for the
particular purpose of entertaining
their majesties of Belgium, Mr.. Mar
ehall was functioning as President.
1t useS to be said that the Vice
Presidents chief function was to do
society" for the President-to enter
tain for him. and to eat dinners for
him. His two most necessary quail
ficatiOns were an unlimited income
and a cast-iron digestion. Hobart did
his best He had the income but not
the digestion, and went down under
the strain. Roosevelt tried to decline
the Vice Presidency on the ground
that his income did not warrant his
taking II. Fairbanks had the In
come-and lived on buttermilk. Sher-
man made a gallant struggle and
died as his term was drawing to a
close.
Vice President Marshall will prob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Rob! F Ri'ehie; Jr; 70 rcliarl & nasby
street. 20 feet 10 inches hy 80 feet inch
at northeast corner Twcnty-s.vcnth and
Leigh Streets November Il. 1918; Si.I;5.
I;ob;. =. Hitchie .Ir.. 10 Pollard Il BaGby.
Street, - fec: Inches by - feet inch.
east ain. Twcn;y-Scvcn;h Street. ~ feet 10
inches north of Leigh street November II,
1919: si.iI5.
Rob;. r. Richie lr.. 20 Pollard & BaEOy.
Inc. trnstce. No 800 North Tewnty seventh
urrcgularp. east line TWENTY -scycnth
Street. November II. 1919; sl.i75.
Root. =. Ritchic Jr.. to Pollard p Ia Cby.
Inc. trustee. No 2toS East Leigh Street. IS
feet inches hy g. feet. north line Leigh
Street IS feet inch cast OF Leigh Street.
NOV cmbcr Il. 1913: si.l@.
l.. 6. Blunt and a. T. Kicks 20 Edw. S.
Rose and VIM . Rose. trustees. I1xt3 feet.
on east line Fifteenth Street. between Mar
shall and Clay Streets. November l. 1873:
S.l..
Frederick w. Black and Emily L twifc)
70 John y. Welsh. trustee. % feet inches
:.cond snd MarshaIi Streets. November
Il. 1912; $3.50.
u. l.. Hancock 20 w. II. Kelley. trustee.
"l+i by 49, feet tirrcgnlar), at southwest
corner Chamher!ayne and Gordon Road.
N% %an, Z, pi,d 1912 500, na,,,,,
Inc trustee. 40. 25i6 Fast hsisM S;rsst.
:. foot { inches BY 81 feet north line Leigh
street l"5 feet i inche. cast of Twenty
seventh street November Il. 1919: $3.50.
r. r. Pollard ard Lizzie (wifcl 10 Lc Roy
= Brown. trustee. No. 1900 North First
Grange and FirS, Streets. October q 1873:
81 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
PARDON GRANTED WOMAN
CONVICTED OF Staying
airs. Elizabeth A. Hull. OF Green
springs, louisa County, Given
Freedom by Governor.

Mrs: Elizabeth a; Hall. sentenced to
ten years in the Penitcntiary in 1914
for the murder OF her husband. has been
granted conditional pardon by Gov
crnor Davis. She was convicted of
killing Victor Hall on tho morning
OF April Is, 1913. at Green Springs.
Louisa County. Mrs. Hall had served
exactly week less than onc-half OF
her term when set free
According to testimony ut tho trial
OF Mrs. Hall she shot her husband
Shcn he stepped to the door OF his
store, at Green Spring in answer to n
knock. lie was found in a pool ot
blood. Nothing was stolen from the
store. and efforts To sustain the CON
tcntion that lie was killed by Il burglar
were fruitless. No motive for Mrs.
!alrs alleged crime was ever cstab-
liShed.
After being, sentenced by a jury in
the Circuit Court of Louisa County
the case was appealed to tho Supreme
Court Of Appeals. but the appellate
tribunal refused to Interfere with or
set aside the verdict a.. the lower
court
Mrs. Hall was horn in buckingham
County. Whether she will return there
or go back TO Green Spring is not
known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
MANY PROTESTANT LEADERS
WILL ATTEND MEETING HERE
Leading Ministers and lnyncn TO Dis
cuss intcrchurch Movement
Daily Next Month.

Protestant church leaders OF Amer
lea will meet in Richmond December
to s, inclusive, in the second OF Il
series Of State conferences which are
being held in all the Southern States
during tho first part Of December under
the auspices OF the interchurch world
movement Six cities are included in
tho itinerary OF each team OF six noted
Protestant speakers.
Among the speakers n the confer
ence in Richmond next month will be
Z. Fl. Poteat, formerly president OF
F'urman College, and now one OF the
most prominent Baptist leaders IN New
York; James j. Vance. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. OF Nash :
vile; John A. Rice. pastor OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South. Of sum
ter, s. c., and a writer and scholar OF
nation widc fame; Mrs. H. r. Steele.
OF Nashville. secretary Of the wo,nan's
board of the McthodiS, r,piScopai
Church. South.
The team which will head the confer
cnces al Nashville, Birmingham, Miami
and Jacksonville vii! include Dr Joan
w. Laird. of Baltimore; Mrs j. H. Nc
Coy, widow OF the Methodis, bishop.
and now secretary OF ;ac woman's
board OF missions Of Nashville; H. L..
Freeman, OF Adrian. Mich Charles
Rowland, noted Presbyterian layrnan
of Athens. Ca: Or. Z. 81. Hudson.
head of the mission board OF the Pres
byteriaD synod o: Virginia, and samuel
.Hawor;h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
EARLY ENTRIES ARE URGED
Money Prizes VIII re raid far ~,
rhymes U-aIth
Subjects

The state Department Of Hoai,a and
the virginia Tuberculosis Aesociatlor
are anxious tina; every school in ,be
state shall have one Or more entrants
In the rhyme. poster and cartoon CON
tests Illustrating the State uoard'. in
fuenza placard. The entries will .laec
on December ], and already there h.y,
peen number OF clever Concentrations
There arc seven prizes in all Fnr
the best rhyme Illustrating the two
rules. which arc fundamental In check
Ing diseases spread by careless cnugb
Ing and sneczing, as, .lH and IS viii
be awarded az frat. second ana -hiTd
prizes. respectively. and prizes Of Ike
amounts will be awarded for tho hest
posters subnit!ed illustrating the two
Srnlea These two contests arc open TO
any boy or girl IN virginia nndc-
eighteen years OF age, while o prize Of
S26 10 offered any person in tho S,a,n
over eighteen years old for the bcst
csrtoon or poster Illustrating the same
rules. Al entries should be rorwa>- ID
not later than December 20 tho Viz
kHInia Tuberculosis Association ~, iiio
aCapitel Street, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
BUDGET BOARD ADJOURNS
SESSIONS UNTIL MONDAY
VirEirin Polytechnic Institute Asks ST.
:D1,do0 More for Coming Year
Than Used IN 1919.

Aiicr having been in session a week
re, iewinG the budget estimates OF the
states dcpaE tmcntS and institutions,
tnr advisory board on the budget ap-
pointed by Governor Davis yesterday
adjourned TO meet again next Monday
for further consideration Of request :
Tor finances. These VII: be Ia. hcfor.
tho General Assembly when i. con-
vcncs in January.
Representatives Of the University OF
Virginia and the Virginia Military In
St!tutc appeared before the board yes
tcrday and outline III detail their iinan-
Ciai needs Tor the next two years. The
estimates OF Virginia Military Institute
Cor next year is Il decrease OF about
SSr."oo over the current year. One
hundred and Gfty thousands dollars is
,.sked TO improve . cavalry field and
station established D. the United
States government ther-.
An Increase Of Si,a06.0o0 j. sought
mex, year by the Nirg!ni. Polytechnic
insti,utc It's rcpresen tativs appeared
before the board Tuesday night. The
additional sum viii ne used for extern
sion work Of various kinds, Il vas
learned.
Acting n his ca pac!t" as chief bud
get officer OF The state. Governor Davis
Will prepare for the General Assembly
copies OF a bulge; based on his own
conclusions and Judgment containing a
complete and itemi2cd plan OF ali pro-
posed expenditures Tor state functions
:or each year Annually for two years.
beginning in March, 1870. Governor
Davis VIII bc assisted IN this WORK by
coione! Leroy Hedges budget as
sistaEt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
RESOLUTIONS ARE APPROVED
Mayor Afixex Signa1urc TO- Recent
Papers Passed by CounciI
and Aldermen.

Mayor George insilc Yesterday
place. ms stsnsin-e OF approval on
City Come R and reSf tSS on ,b eg '3G
City Clerk Alfred il. McDowel, 80
Resolution t. acGuir. land 20 widen
Grove Street to uniform width s!xty
and cast line Sa!l!c + Schcpc.s' Drop-
erty.. ''0'
Resolution 70 sequirc la,.d % open
and widen Il. G ana Thompson Streets
Cary Street and Lee street,
Resolution authorizing Committee O.,
streets 10 report whether agreement:
can be made with virginia Railway and
hampton line tracks on Floyd Avenue
between Thompson Strcc' anL Morris
Road.
,,,. orainanse -. 70 permit sro,,ess
pit in Horse Alley. between Tenth ana
Eleventh. Canal and byrd streets
Resolution TO place name - T. MosAy
on superaNruatcd last
Resolution apUrpp-ia,Eog funds "a
adyertsing account Tor entertainment,
Of Virginia STAT. Teachers Associaiio:l
Resolution . rlaca na:no 0. James H.
kerse on upcTaNNuated list
street from MaguolIa street in nor
Wardly direction to Third ana DIl Ayc.
nues. Highland PARK
Resolution aDprOrriuting t;,OG m
pay q. Carlton Jackson Examine, Of
1919
Resolution TO place ronc Thon,z 7
Wren on eup"r nnuat"d lfg,
Ordinance 20 permit Ston"wall Courts
Corporation permission 2, us civ
. water on PROPERTY in Hcnrico County.
,,g Heso ~ ~ ar PERTAINS sctGernent
ages account personal injuries rs r.
sqlt faii III Louisiana street. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
HEBREWS HERE PLEDGED
TO CARE FOR ESQ ORPHANS
Norris Clark. OF New York, Addresses
Nassnc~tinc-relis OF PARENT
less Waits Overseas.

Richmond Hebrews have pledged
themselves 10 provide homes for more
than $50 Russian. Gal;cian and Polish
war orphans. whose parents were Vie
Tins OF the jewish massacres in those
countries, it was announced last night
BY Morris Clark. Of New York, in a
Schuoj
Declaring that the supper, OF Samuel
GcinpcrS had been obtained III the CT
fort 10 persuade the immigration au-
t,onal Orhpan Association 10 bring
these children into America, Mr.. Nor
ris declared in mis- lecture that Bos-
ton had pledged 10 take 1000 Of these
children when they arrived and pro-
vide homes for them. and tina, several
other cities had done likewise.
In dispatches which he declared he
received yesterday he said il was cS'. =
mated tina; there were approximately
100000 Jewish orphans in Eastern
5000 Jewish children had hccn made
orphans curing the epidemic OF in
Hucrza last year.
Subscriptions 20 building fund Of
S70h,o"o. "hi~l, is being raised for
The purchase OF an orphanagc near
New York CITY. 20 house 600 children.
and which Viii he the largcs, OF rs
kind in mo world, We're taken More
Than loo Jews were in the audience.
and practically every onc subscribed
Many ~ them pledged subscriptions
Seary. No estimate Of tire amour,
raised was available last night hu. IN,
h"urcS arc said 20 total several nun
d'"d dollars Features Of the meeting
We're slides showing the work OF the
or1hanaEc association. songs nv Niss
\. Gilman and violin solo by Saraa
Usher. The lecture Of Mr. Clark was
made III IN" Hebrew language
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
HOPE TO SETTLE ARMISTlCE
CELEBRATION SUIT TODAY
Kraus~e md Committee Expect to Nd-
just Differences Out Of Court
This Morning.

satisfactory settlement Of the differ
snccs between tho Arnistice Week
celebration committee and Ben
ErauSsc. owner of the carnival opcr-
atcd here for the festivities. is OK
pected TO be reached this morning
when papers between the two par
ties will he drawn up. The matter
was thrcshcd out yesterday by both
sides. and il was stated last night
that there is indication the en-
tho courts.
Differences grew out OF the opera
tou OF the celebration here last week.
and Clyde w. Saunders. acting for the
celebration committee. through the
City Circuit Court. had bank balance
OF MIR. krauSSc attached. The com
mittee claimed that the owner OF the
carnival shows had not paid bills con-
tracted in connection with the prizes
given az the society circus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
V. R. & P. STOCKHOLDERS
ELECT FIFTEEN DIRECTORS
Executive Officers Arc Also Named %,
Annual Meeting Held Herr
Yesterday.

Election OF a new Board o. Dircc-
tors. who IN ':-n elected executive
etiirers and appointed An executive
committee. was h-,d y.s.c.day at
meetings OF the stockholders OF The
Wright" Railway and Power Com
pany.
Fifteen new directors were nomin,
ated 70 serve during the ensuing year.
Tacy We're.
FranA Jay GouiS. George y. Taylor.
Nathaniel y. Campbell. Finley !.
shepard. all OF New York; Thomas s.
Wheelwrtsht. +. Sit;erding. Coleman
rish, Herbert w. Jackson. e. Randolph
Hochling. Jr.. Trenton, y. j.: r. NJ.
Chandler. Philadelphia. Pa; High e..
Davis, Norfolk. Va and II. Lancaster
Williams, Baltimore. Md.
The .NNcutiTe officers elected were:
Frank Jay Gould. chairman: THOMAS
). Wheelwriyht. president: f. Sitter
ding. l.. I|a ndolph vice president:
al Counsel: c. +. Buchanan. NirG nia
Power and general manager; 6 Is.
Williams. secretary AND treasurer: W.
J. kehi. assistant treasurer A l..
dickson tNor;olk). asSistan; Secrc-
tary. and George II, Taylor, assistant
secretary and assistan, treasurer.
I The members Of The executive COM
/ mittce appointed We're: L. NJ. Cha0d
Ter +. w. Roeblins. Jr., r. Randolph
! Williams: Finley !. Shepard: +. Sit
iording. II. w. Jackson and George II.
| Taylor
! 1t was decided to hold quarterly
meetings OF the Board Of Directors.
/ The executive committee Will meet
! monthly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
Real Estate and Court News
CuASCEKY BARGAIN AND SALE.

Wffsff~ % =? 5ss. sSiss"S
and Marshall Streets November IL. 1919;
Geo c, .Fit@hurh to Anna I.c,thsa cor,ez.
No. soS North Twcn,ieth street. l?xl52 i""t
e . Street. november Is, 1915: tax si.s.
NJ, Il.rhsr, L. iIas:e', 2ph MaEEirc 'wtSp /?
southeast corner Nicholson and Tompkins
ana y: block :. GChamher!ayn. Court. %
,c,nber Is. 1919 tax 81. .iO.
CO g h ii Fam .nd and :S 9s s, W r.. 10
cast hmH fift"cnth Street: hctw"cn Ma
s Ghr:s5'Iis5 10 Benz K Hi,Aisnd, 10 40
s'f%s: Ign. sise 'S Nov%"Ser 81 ii. ''i isi;
"a" Nh ~ Price iiS TO G. Mone,, King e, ais.
Ho mo III hnShanan Stree Ok; - fee, sAs
r.rhcld Street. Noveinber II. isls, tax 81,
John y. Bushong ana Fear, ,wi:e,. of
W-aH wa! Nah p 70 IIsR Ii,, Ih 80
chs55y S.FeS' SOS os'oG sI ls ,'i, $3.50
v' NJ ema aneoG an' lot o;s''i ii " ~ So
;S.s NJ hMr!'sr- Avenue s",io a
Lien. S!,l.?. November H. 1919. lax ,i>j,
Sa y wS F fFs%Gn s Ene,'%
tx, .e:' norm nm FRANKLIN street ~
october ~, 1919: tax So. SO
- s.dg:wooI R"alty Corpor-t!on to Max r.
!! feet SO inches by = east line
Harrison Street 3 f"ct - inches north
~ bohson Street: .lso Nos. 20. ar. 5t..
North 1hirticth street. 4. L. ny i32 feet
"ast line Thiriicth Street. :! l.. fee, north
2" a.. Clay S Stree; Lien. 'S"'o October %,
chas !. Riil,ips and lc;,ie Lee twitc) 10
Robert r. Eitch!c. Jr tJNlg6 zoe; = inches
cast line Twenty seventh Street. at north
tna Leigh street. November Il. 1919. S,,-
Kate White ct ais TO T. T. Pollard. No.
100 North First Street. .IN:J feet, a; north
west corner Orange and Fiys; Streets S.p-
tc!nbsr Is, 1919 81 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20

s rRSnSSm; TIerS;%Ty + franH Williams
Va. oSjSe,: sSnerai real estate business. "'
S,sw%r, Dry G,saninE company; Inc. i,e g.
@ S. minimum. N.a.,. Officers: ". A. 'stc|-
art SSern ii MafraS Of Of S
noke,, Va. oniec,: TO .onL1c, q general
''f"'n a"@ SsaE Ms1h
Va caHi,aa s,o % maNH"m ;5eGoo: min In
ssSst5s@ S oHS3E. w AND M Hsnss:
ufacturc of dental supplies.
csnia IaR masian ss
$1,000. omcgrs:, Il. {: cop"nhaycri nreS;i,-
G" II 81 wnsnS S ssr't USsc; and ID m
ufaciurc and mine marl. Limestone and
Snnok Land Company. Inc. Suffolk. Va.
Iagi5ai S,Gsk m i %GoSSi m .,sn,
+, Seal Sm,ii ana mqelia r. aai
rcn1 Gs,a,S bns u"S.s V" o''e'' general
" .Ea an. .;ock asau "s soo SoFn Sn
nrc ; I heuhcn T. Siailliins5 s"GIstaryi
"pSmoniIH an In,h rsraT nM<inSss; o,,o-
mum. 500: minimum. $50 oGIccrs: Ed.
I%iN TG Dns Of hiSn%ond %a OBJ
j%S,; to deal IN ana manufacture rubber
Reinforced concre;., Products Company.
linz hs - %! H Gap's, stock max:
y. g: c"uam. nr"sidsnt: $. a. Mcclellan.
secretary. aud Robert l., cottnn'-~ii OF Roa :;
IN building supplies.
I'm so3 'Sr5 Hn, ms sso SsnoInI VA Car
T ,.,,o Hh'SGr"; I'm r.: Jordan prs:sd,n,
n9mG and Vi Thon %nS'n c %htSonry d, suo
Va" object: to deal IN merchandIs" and
Jefferson Restaurant. Inc. Roanok". Va
E's ,,eE m"x'"Tm W SlGGHf,e mini,nnm
Richard rcichlcr secretary. and NJ II Wal.
dr.n;4l OF Roanoke. Va. ncs,auran, and
The ,vi-sinii Wood and Coal comrany
lnS i;,sny,.s w H"r,ta .no s'9Sk maxi
+. Gates; Grssid%nt; j. IL stone. secretary:
Fl "o'lS Mrn 2 na? Siaue Il nRn ,sb
:rdT,o1s = . Li y ,. j, r. Page Robert
vnlS Va Object; retail coal :" ana Wood ;a,,
in 41?ra ,o n@'H ,n.A M Ing neaf21a xa
s:"eoo Officers: A. e r"wet! president
w. and v s@el f liz LIND s ia IA "a
n,n.i.E coraora, 'H SSF F',Sss Va cap
.tal stock; maximum: $4,000: minimum.
4@ri NeSS. "a. snd Il '' sand aen Newp sT,
News, Va Object; general real estate and
ce-t!nca,c .: authority issued 10 Norden
nmdsr In" laws .; Tho state OF NV "' YORK
G2:i,l i,",l5: rnaEi.,ngm; 1900. on!eers:
agent Object: 20 deal in marine SnEincs
Cer,incatc OF authority issued to Tobacco
rs Products and Chemical CORPORATION. in.
T,,nrnorat"d under the laws OF tho STATE OF
VA statutory agent. OBJECT: 10 nianufac.
certificate Of authority issued TO Sprinkle
r ,s .cc.; igG. inc"rGor.,@l under the
S s.,~. ,na%imn,n. $50 Officers William Y.
icc, % n,an,,fac.nT. and ,,nI ~ -. 90 20
1nI mnstca! instruments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-20
cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

II r. RiGheson., trustee, 70 ilsrry r;
n-oai sm.e'. =: by Ia fcsi south Hue
Street. November is. 1919; $3.50.
T.. l.. Crutchhyid. trustee. TO VIM H., ran
doiph, t1Xii feet east line Fifteenth Street.
be woen Marshal, and Clay Streets No
vcuber is. in1a: Sl.5
!. w. Sinton. trusted. to Susie Braxton
West. S11l4l feet. at northwest corner Park
Avenue and Addison Street. November Il,
1919 $t.5jn
II. II. Pollard Jr.. trustee. to S. u. Wood
nm :i fec, { inches by lSD feet south line
Monument Avenue. 80 feet west OF Tildcn
Street. November H. 1919: $3.50
j. 6. Anderson. trustee $. H. Woodfln,
50 feet inches by 100 feet south line Monu-
mont Avenue. 80 rect west Of rildcn Street
November Il. 1915: 5000
John BaEby. trustee. to S r. Wood'Gn
% feet 5 inches by 10 feet south line
Monument Avenue. 2s3 feet I inches west Of
Tildcn Street. November IL. 1913; $3.50.
John NJ. Purcell. trustee. to Elizabeth "
J.. Lee. No 81, North Twenty fourth Street
* IL by 1T feet east side Twenty -fourth h,
street. lilo feet inches south Of Marshall
Streets. August al. 1919 ;l.3G5
lie Roy T.. Brown. trustee, to w H.
White. No i@n Hor,h Frs, Street. q by 30
Streets. October 10. 1919: Sl.7oiS0