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The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Ask Collector to Get
$4,000 from City

According to an agreement made
yesterday with the District Commits
sioners. the J. w. Bean Contracting
Company, former ash collectors of the
District. will receive 5000 for their
services for the fiscal year ending
June 81, despite the fact the District
auditor has declared the value of the
work to be in excess Of that sum.
The District deficiency bill, recently
passed by the House. authorizes the
payment of not more than" this sum.
Ash collection now has been taken
over and will be performed by the
District government
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Esthonia Organizes Red Cross.

A new member has arrived in the
international Red Cross family
through the relief activities OF the
American Red Cross in Esthonia, ac-
COrding TO word reaching national
headquarters. The Esthonian Red
Cross. patterned after the American
organization. came into being through
the joint efforts of the American
workers and a native philanthropist
whose interest was aroused by their
relief achievements.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Thieves in Fair Way to
Cut the Cost of Living

Thieves last night made a valu-
able haul when they visited Henry
Renter. Oaken Crest Farm. Central
avenue northeast. and stole two
hams, two shoulders of pork. four
pigs feet, two sides of bacon, a
quantity of hairbrush bristIes. a pig
tail and several yards of sousc and
a squeal
Renter told tho police that the
Pig was alive, in good shape.
weighed about sixty pounds and
represented many months Of hard
labor to get him in shape for
smoked meat, besides being worth
AZ
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Tag Day to Raise Fund
For Irish Freedom Drive

Al last nights meeting Of the vic
tory drive fund committee of the
Friends OF Irish Freedom. jeremiah
OConnOr, chairman of the committee.
announced that he expects the full
amount of WashiRgton's quota VII be
raised BY September l. Plans have
been made for a tag day soon to raise
the rest of the money, and an excess
OF the amount to be raised is eX-
peCted
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Basil Miles Directs
New Russian Bureau

The State Department has estab-
lished a bureau to handle Russian
affairs, it was learned yesterday.
Russian affairs formerly were ham
died by the Far Eastern Affairs bu-
reau-.
The new division will be headed by
Mr.. Basil Miles, who rs thoroughly
familiar with the old and new situa-
ton in Russia
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
80 NEWS |

Bernard Kroger. superintendent of
section 6, night, is enjoying a two
weeks motor trip. He has a camp
ing outfit along with him, and plans
to visit Atlantic City and several
points in New York.
Miss Nellie WiIding. OF the stamp
per1orating division. is spending a
couple of weeks in Wildwood y. J.
Misses Helen and Mary MCNallv, of
the examining division, are on leave
for the week.
3. p. Myers. of section {. night, has
purchased a home in Otis street near
( Georgia avenue, and will move in
after September !.
Mrs. Elsie Winter. of the examining
division, is enjoying a week in New
York.
Mrs. Matte Porter. forelady Of the
examining division. section ;. is en-
Joying two weeks leave.
Herman Schmidt is just back from
two weeks motor trip to Welland,
~ l. Oll lue up "TRIP the route taken
was through Harrisburg, while the
return was made through the Mohawk
Valley sections. stops being made at
Albany, New York, and Philadelphia.
NJ iSs Helen Dant, of the stamp book
aBQ coil division, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Irma AlligOod. clerk in Section
5, is spending couple of weeks at
ocean View, Md.
Everything comes to him who
waits. Frank Young. of Section :,
can. now use the automobile driver s
license which he secured two years
ago. He purchased a machine last
week
Charles Roll. of the engraving divi-
sion. took yesterday afternoon off to
try out his new car, which finally
arrived after a lapse OF 113 days.
That lawn between C and D wing
was moved none too soon. Another
couple of days and it would have been
necessary to use motor driven
mower to do the job. However, it
looks like we might have a nice hay
stack now.
Ernest Huyett of Section j. is out
for a couple Of days.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
CROTTO HOLDS
PICNIC TODAY
Elaborate Pageant to Fea-
ture Annual Frolic at
Chesapeake Beach.

With numerous outstanding fea-
lures, including an elaborate page
ant, the annual picnic of the mem
bers OF Kallipolis Grotto will be
held today at Chesapeake Beach.
The outing was planned for last
week. but rain caused a postpone
ment-
This years pageant will be the
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Disorders Occur in Sofa.

London. Aug. 1s.-Ssnguinary dis
orders in Sofia. the Bulgarian capital.
were reported today in a dispatch TO
the Daily Mail from Copenhagen. The
dispatch stated demonstrations had
gathered in front OF the palace de-
manding the abdication Of King Bors
and the establishment Of a republic.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Calls Mexicans Loyal.

Mexico City, Aug. 19.-Gen. Ar
nulfo Gomez. commanding the Fed
eral forces at TampIcO. today IN
dignantIy denied the charges of for
eign oil companies regarding the
danger OF attack if Mexican escorts
were provided He declared there
was no truth in the charges that
Carranza's troops were unreliable.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

DelnS IOTLy-Sl&
y e ars of age
and had all the
symptoms Incl
dent to t b a I
change h e a t
flashes, nervous
ness, and was in
a general run
down condition.
so it was hard
for me to do my
work. Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
table COmOOuDd
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Farmers Give Red Cross $50.

As an Offering Of thanksgiving at
their deliverance from pest of grass
hOpPers. from whirh they finally have
saved their crops. farmers of Allison
district. la Plata County. Colorado.
today donated the remainder of their
grasshOpper war fund. $50. 10 the re-
lief OF famine in Europe
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Virginia Postomce Safe Blasted.

Burglars blew open the postoffiCe
safe at Fairfax. Va, early yesterday
morning. but found the strong box
empty. Police here are on the look
out for a machine containing five
Young white men suspected to have
been implicated in the burglary.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Navy May Seize Oil Wells.

New York, Aug. l9.-Rcfusal Of oil
companies on the Pacific coast to do
liver oil TO the navy under 'confis-
catory terms" has been met with a
threat that the rcfincries will be
seized. according to a statement cred
tied to the Standard Oil Company
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

tions given by Governor Hobby
that the department double its eff
forts in preparation of the State
guard is construed te mean that
orders would soon be issued from
Washington to send the Texas SOL
diers to the border.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Police News
Robbed by Five Footpads.

While walking down Four-and-a-
Half street early yesterday. William
J. Rowe. 227 Thirteenth street south
west. was seized BY five negroes and
dragged into an alley between Mary
land avenue and G street, and robbed
OF watch and S.S in cash. Several
suspects are being held for identifica-
Zion
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
THAT CHANGE IN
W0MAN'S LIFE
Mrs. Golden Tells How 1t
May be Passed in Safety
and Comfort.

Fremont, OF was passing
through the critical period of life,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
ALEXANDRIA
THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. s. uoniphrn.
,e King Street


Alexandria, Va, August 1s-Four
negro highwaymen at midnight last
night entered the small fruit store
conducted by Frank Fazio, 1870 King
street, all carrying pistols and COM
manded Fazio TO hold up his hands.
Gazing into the barrels Of the re-
volvers poked under his nose he
promptly complied, and the robbers
before departing took with them all
OF his money, amounting to $50
According to Fazio the men retreat
ed in a northerly direction. When he
felt certain they had gone Fazio made
a report of the robbery to the police.
All efforts to find any trace of the
robbers thus far have proved un'
availing.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
"Laundrrss- Proves Robbcr.

\ coIored girl. posing as laundress,
yesterday visited the home of +. +.
Van Antwerp. 9Ol Twentieth street
northwest. and stole two bundles OF
sOiled clothes \ janitor at the place
gave chase and one bundle was drop
ped at Twentieth and L streets, the
thief ESCAPING
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Food stolen from Auto.

4 suitcase containing groceries was
stoIen from the automobile OF Mrs.
Arnold Hall. East Falls Church, Va.
while in front of the National NTu-
scum yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20
Thief Makes Clean Sweep.

- BrOoms valued at S15 were stolen
from in front of the store of William
Schultz, 1906 B street northeast, yes
terday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

An election will be held in this city
september % for the purpose OF de-
Gliding whether or not this city shall
nave a council manager plan form
OF city government. As the time ap-
proaches for the election interest In
the outcome becomes more pronounced
and the indications are that a good
sized vote will be polled.
Rev. Bergman Green, D. D.. of the
Episcopal Theological Seminary. will
conduct the funeral of Mrs. c. Z.
Randolph, wife OF Rev. c. c. Ran
dolph. who died Monday at Fairfax
Courthouse. which will be held at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from
Christ p. Z. Church. Besides her
husband she is survived by two sons
and a daughter.
The First National Bsnk, which
| recently was the highest bidder for
| the 100000 school and improve
ment bonds, today received the
| bonds They bear interest at s per
cent and are serial, running for a
period Of thirty years.
State Delegate w. A. Smoot has
| introduced a bill in the State Leg
| islature authorizing the town of Po-
to issue bonds not exceeding $4,000
| for the purpose of building and
maintaining a sewerage system II il
| is authorized by a majority Of the
| qualified voters.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

Bernard Kroger. superintendent of
section 6, night is enjoying a two
weeks motor trip. He has a camp
ing outfit along with him. and plans
to visit Atlantic City and several
points in New York
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

Misses Helen and Mary McNallv, of
the examining division, are on leave
for the week.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

perfOrating division. is spending a
couple of weeks in Wildw ood, y. J.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

B. P. Myers. OF section {. night, has
purchased a home in Otis street near
Georgia avenue, and will move in
after September !.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-20

Ernest Huyett. of Section ). is ou
for couple Of days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
cotton Go.,. ..,;.,

NEW iORN. January ns-r,. +,
S"ods niarket s5'...h,s wsS hA". sch
weak and unsettled foijow!a:. vs.d.
lnstmeht OF manT tfnisoed so IDS n.;., :
ana turlher droNin raw cotton "a,
INES OF cotton blankets. dom*ts. ling.
ham:' tscH.nss AND cth.r ,n.I.caard. :,
NAY. Dseh priced for tliure dsI.r, y.
'hunce tac Placing OF orders .a,,
prevent the: growing cur;Ai,mcnt o;
product on in mill centers Inanufac.
turcrs have eliminated all proat: and
Named new prices close 10 cost. and IN
lew Instances under cost on the date
the prices wcre given out BUYERS
nave begun t. order blankets from
,her usual selling policies and hay.
guaranteed r"iceS up TO the TIM. of
invoicing. While others have y'r-n 4
discount OF . per cent in Yea q; .usr-
antee.
Bleached cot; m. sod ;nos,-ra.,,'y al
me new low prices named q ~e.s o..
more ago and hHye sins. been rl. (;
AZ value. Print cloths an.! ,.nnv..t .
mes ana several lines .! brown She =
mas nave ease" in price and ,rs no~
.oWer tnan t&e: wore q ye.t :.n !.o
IN many instances Io%cr ,la. ~
nave been S!nrr !al,. som. o re
ARREST nils in, Abe country ar. ru..
ninS tarec and :ou. iara = we>n ..I
manufacturers acc diS!nciinsa - a.
,dmu.aie 'ods unit. iir.n orders awe
been placed. Prices ,uuotAa ~ .o,-
lows: .Snch GtxGrs. So. cn., +.
$50 /: cents. 3. l-r-inci sixi.':
II l. cents: hiicNn Since; n.s. sou,,a.n
standards. Is cents i!cl,inrs oua.e.
~ cents: den ms. s2.."; southern !r::
nr!n;e. -. J.. cents" dress .in.i,snls :.
- cents and =. cents.
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HENnIco BARGAIN ASD SALE DEEDS.

John r. thyls to Ira seay. IS acre. near
rurkahos Greek. ADJOINING lands az Clayton
coal tract: also -. acres adjoining lands Of
w. NJ. Mctirud-r. January ~. IIir. S.2b
James II. Davis 10 Iuha W. DAVIS. lu:s
iSiS. Sic N''" . o'''' 49,
Bunting Really Corporation 10 AIRS Sal.c
-. White hurst. lot IL. block =. Colonial Place
Annex. .I.nuary L.. isl" So
Elt"abet h V. Lee 10 Minnie T.. Purcell: lots
II. IL. Is block NJ Monument Heights. Ian
West ha mpton Heights Go. 10 X L. Rob
.rtson. lot s. block !. Wes ha p;on Heights.
January 10. 1919. so.
!. r. Stcph 10 United states Housins
Corporation. lets Us .nd ll' in E.dd'* p:.h,
.rnrt'nS on Liberty Avenue. October :. l1l>
fiSD
Z. l.. rikin,on to same. iot u IL R,dd's
Plan. ,ro,tinr on Liberty Avenue. .J,tob.r
!. 1918: 34"b.
seven Tines rerrsce Corporation t. sam.
lois -. ~ AMI 70 in Seven eirrs r--rLt..
j. L. Miles 10 S:mc. lot = - seven Pucs
rrrr"vc October !. 1915. tlo:.'5.
-. .tuGGe 10 same. lots {" and 4 Redo
!. 1853. $50.
i.:aa October |. ls,t s5::.
80 Gisennaun :. SINE %, L. snr..' pl"i,.
October !. 1915: s3l!
nl.H Octobe, l. 1919: ;%ti.
Saca,l. :: ~ ..ra. p.i'.dc road dvid!. 4.
property Of Wh.rton ,nd r"rt:is anrtn
from SroaG street to ii. February =.
ia..: .....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

line line Hsnorsr Avenue: SIG fee. west of I'll.
Real Estate Security Co, trustee, 10 James
Rowe No. 40 South RelvIdere Street. -
tect inches by $50 feet. on Eetridcrc Street.
between Albsn,aric and Spring Streets. JUL:
so Wsiiass T. Brown, trustee. to soften NJ,
north lire Floyd Avenue. At ives; line Vim,
SireeL January -. 1873. 81 To-.
trustees, 10 Mary j. Clay. ,,oxisi. feet cas;
!inc Thirty first street. between I.cIen anu
streets Jsnuary le. 1919; $4,000.
w. IL Miller. trustee. to Mary NJ Ca.
rers. ind Z. j.. thusoard,. 39x1tp feet. west
are Sheppard street i2O iect south k.u
Sinston Avenue. January -. 'el?: $50.
howard Sutton. trustee. 10 ~. i. roo...
lot : block Il. Druokland Park. 3uNi3S IL, f,
IVES, lne Garland Avenue, .iannarv l.. lsir:
r.. r. Schmidt, trustee. 20 W. =. Poo. .
lot {. Block Is, Brookiand Park. 3sx!S:
Il. 1918: $3.50
n. X. Barhe trustee. 10 Kat. w tharu~!l
nus. iO.oxIS feet ,irre2ulsr, east iino Mo :
side Avenue. ou.lt ie.t n"rth OF Essex stree.
" iliiam &. Ty!cr. trustee. Samuel L..
5oI iiAare; i"t TO- section i rrovideIyce ta:k.
1"Nio, itst At southeast corner -. Eranch
anu Willow Avenues January 10. 1913: Jjic.
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ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
0ECORATES AMERICANS
F"rt.-':i=ht AvistGrs md Os- Heai..,
oHecr G:,~n Right 10 Near
service Ribbon.
.IH, Aa4ac!s,et rreuI


WASillNGTuS. .L4nu4rv ..5.-ror.,
eight officers or tAe American Air So.
vice ard onr oaic-r o. The melira,
'estrv. corps ~ho served !, itai, have
oeen authorized by the Italian Min.
lister or War 10 Near ths Italian scr
vice ribbon. the NF..r Denartment ~
informed aar. IN" officers have 70.
turned 10 the United States a.d ine.,
cihciA! certificates from tho ljs!:aa GOV
e;nmcr' have been .crj',o Inc d.ris on
% military a.rouauti:s t5r' .d.sir.au-
ton.
rhc officers decorated include go.
tain oliver y ni.'. Iaaciue--' SER
co'rs. nn address: i.ieuIen.n:s Cso:e
r. Fielder. Saa..ianh,I:r, s. e. ard
taesn l.rutenau.t. With uu address. :
given: Samuc!-S Robinson Lester r.
cassweu. loan y. p"voe. Crank e. ChN.
Horace :. Stevens. iohr A. rSSy. H.. :
ren.c =. MESSAGE, John ". C.a3a in,i
Thomas j Ni.che
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
RELIEVES BAD
CASE Of CATARRH
Of THE THROAT
lungs Always Been Weak. Shp
Caught Cold Easily. phic=m
In Throat Mornings.
AFFECTED HER HEARING


my Gig hieen-year-oid daughter suf-
Tered from catarrhal condition in
her throat She easily caught cold.
and every morning she would hawk
ara spit 70" an hour or more before
she could clear the mucus from the
ih:ost. She was hosrse nearly all the
TINE. and avery little cold she caught
would settle riah there in her throat.
,'he catarrh finally affected her hear
:n=, 81 We took her 10 \ specialist. ou;
III. re!.e: vas only temporary. She
MAS vcrr nervous and rested poorly II
nigh. !, didn't take Hypo-Cod long
10 hive her relief. however. for the
very first bottle brought relief. Her
hearing is rnuch improved. and she
sleeps good al night nov. and morn
inga IL no longer troubled with mu-
Gus or phleem in her throat. she
doesn't cough up mucus like she did.
Her uerves seem TO be better, too. and
she feels stronger and better in every
way. Her improvement is so remark
able glad to recommend Typo
Cod 10 all" declares Mrs r.. n. floI-
land a:c7 West Leigh street. Rich-
nWnd
reop,e Ali over Richmond. neople
all over The country, swear by Hypo-
Cod as q Catarrhal. bronchial and ru!.
rnonary remedy. 1t helps weak lungs.
stops chronic coughs and puts the sys-
ten into strong, vigorous condition.
Read aha, folks say above. then get
bottle al Trasle'A ST. East Broad
street Richmond Va.
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I. :. c,ncurr counr nr ArrEAls.

rcsi' rsc"n"erHd rcsssrday n,.rni"r - -
N'rl1-k. ri:E IN. iniio&.ns tvs!-"s .,rI OF
r'.lS ~ attend. ne Circuit JrH--. Han i.
g. pr!ichgrt. c! A.hcrilIc y. -; Hon. Mar
Han. Charlie. =. Woedi tt Nar!ar : C..
nle:rici ludre Nor ils1ry {: C,rr"r. ~
rritet S..tss March;.l ictn g. Saualcrr
''ls- nr-Ic&:
80. !c't P..,hari & U..,.., -, -'>,,,,n
In error. -. chidrc.. 9. '"u'''cr. nc'tnt" n
ia 'rror: - error TO ~ Jis.ric. '"c-rs '
q: on Car; ~. t.,T.n ag..i::d ~ ..
n sjr',c: in .,.cr o. -: ~"
of Cha.wo"d. Va. fo" the Gat' a,i:, al ~ -r.
-or. and .unmiltcd.
Mr. G.. u. McNri;. or CNsrinr,uAvi,i. Va
vs. admitted Z" rrac:i.c IN tn. co-r,.
So tuica"s h. az Con'tr"uc, .!AvS. Under
''e r.i!:s or III cor-;. :,n cas-. will! y"
itTucd today. but II, i'!G.r. will Z, inc
aH:crrnce uuHn ease: hcrcioir.r. src:,cf ,n:.
tciI,. ming n:G,iccISc6.
tai:r' N'Acurned until ti,s rr."rairc 81 q
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CHA>CERy Trust DEEDS.

wto"snSy Sc rasn ind , Id o T!f :. -
IS in"lr,ivc: ;isn or f!oward= Grove. l5oxil.
.iiitr"fe STREET. January -. 1919. SO
N!.n+"i t;tscn 10 !. II. B.rckburn trustee
~ :" ?! Fford .renns. - feet inchs, b..
-. Scuih I'm" Fio>d Avenue. 80 feet S
,sacraaS -; OF Sheppard Street Jsnus ~
j. yr.'; Harris. lr.. % stuart Eowc. ,rus
'"c Nc: 40 @txhE 'fcrt north Clay Street
nary 1919 ::..:a ''
ohsua"s Kss,p tiar ANA I,h., NJ "a,
na%tSn 20 ! L: Donahue. trustee lots, ana
h,oCs is. Colonial Place. section F. 81
mrnwrs nh .'venuc. January - 1913 ;s.c
.,M"E;Sa nr-Msrr McCrctsn Power - w
hr.Str- Evans t-nst"e. No. aoS North rhi--
css; lirc rh!rtath Street g feo; north q;
H'osd S'~ssi. larusrv H. 1870 Sl%s,
y y C.rN - Howard sutton. trustee ~
-. % Il,.h.. ~ i'd tr,t north live Grace
S'-n"' "c;ob.r = ra.S 81 20
VI. G Tx nd Ed"" IwifeI "a .!ah. g.
ny "rr Ut. w. Goodw.r. trwsices Nh anp2
Get NJ rt south in. No-sinston .venac'
y f-"t u: iur'-s -.-s o: Eelr,cot Aronu.
Mo- 'r'c- n 1855 $" -, " S''
~. 49," - < wr, md Mcrone: 60 -
.S,-.o,s r."us-y IL. i;,o' SIS, ".''"'h
Ger - + 2e "h.r.aS - .Ivara 7 viat.r
-, ~" F!o,d twer"e. r.'z:'a feet, nor,h la.
~" t''-"u" r.nua-' -" ,"-s -'--s;1
';rsr" u. R-srs ava " = r,,s%a.h, -.
v S'ew?", Whit. '"rs'cn lot - h'n.t =
S.t;,,. Court. ,i"on'i"s ~ tc", '-"he. on
,,tr.s r. Mis- sno soI'e s. Nj. -
w. S''vs-' "'hi'> '~d ron-,: :. W..
. :: s'ie rand.n Avenue. Lanua-! :. iei.
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CHASCEEy RELEASE DEEDS.

: "ltt-rd.r- ana =. ~ Pnrlcv ,r,.,.s-
- Robert I lahrson and LOUISE tv!:.p
.S"S ioe; AZ .onthwes; corner of VI and
lL:rth -hrst Street November ~. 1915 81 100
r. T. Schmidt. trustee 20 Emma 4 Srnii h.
go = 'Hua!c -; Highland Park fronting ~
ICY on r-si !.Ic Second Avenue ~ ;,r,
moth of Mi.on Street; January q" 1919 s:if
.,Nthac" +: Browa. trustee. 10 a l..
lnons' AZ" X. Fl Gross. No Il Soutn T. N,
Siro't :hx,' feet inr hes. cas-; line Elm
H-T"ti :" re. north Of car: Street. No.
rr.nnr- :. itis. SEQ.
{; If'.r and q n FEns'en trustees -
=: Nic'o' W.!l!.ins i"!lio feet south linz
N"nuEsept Avenue" - feet east OF Allison
.Strrct January p. 1919. $40
;. W. iiyland trustee. 10 M;,he:>l Branch.
''i IT,. n'o"k g Lee PAX. :HN1ao feet. north
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NEW CLARIFIES ,s.,,tl,.

III" S;,tc C'ornnratior Commission y.!ta!
day issued the following cn.,~'-rs.
lLt-rsE SuiidInr Coarrsn:. Inc. rr- no 4.
.inh.cnc. real ns:S.n and buiii.r- 4 "
Gl!Ic'"i". president. Y. W. ruSa;e. sc.rc,ar.
Idnert% Lunt,r and N.a:fa .rwr.r. COM
msn! LAG; ai,s;oi: $3.50: iurlh,r aus
No. = II. ICrris. Tr.s'ccri. Io'uyG.
r,!.N Tom George W. Tor re = -c:rt:sEy
Peoples rpryc ..:or. of A..nvo,, Inc.
hhin:Gon &lj.Aor: aruS hvs!i.-sS r. 4
iiihe. nfcsiyTnt. Abingdon: l. r.. s.. Clan
sicrcis:'y. tSGSMohc.
south Highland Syndicate ir".. rnr,S
mouth '""""h. rrai "st. -. os-rh -
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MATRON SAYS
Had bronchial and Throat
/ Trouble. Dry. Hacking
Cough All the Time.
CoUL" NOT SLEEP

II suffered with bronchial and throat
find nothing that would relieve H."
declared Mrs. j. II. Tanner. .natron at
she Richmond invcniIn Detention
Home
II had a dry. hacking cough thai
simply would no, Yield !" treatment,
had ':rkiine sensation il my throat
da? an,! nigh: and a; ni=at i; kent me
awake and ,,;.'tu"ird my rss;. | would
c9t up the ncxl morn;n.; feeling tired
and exhausted
II nave taken just orc Bottle OF
iiypo-Cod for this and my cough has
entirely stopped. 50 has the tickling
in my throat. ana now sleep through
out the nighi and feel like n persou
ouGh, {" feel On getting up in the
morning. am refreshed and rested.
and even my appetite is better. IT.
sircuS lhcned aud built ms m just fine.
and I'm glad TO praise such q remedy.
1t surely docs The work" continued
Mrs. Tanner. SEQ North Twelfth street,
Eirhmond, mairon Juvenile Detention
Home.
ASK your doctor about Hypo God.
SHOW him the formula ON the bottle.
Nc Will tell vow after reading it that
ii is exactly what YOU need II YOU are
troubled as people above were who go
highly praise il. We gladly shin Hyro.
Cod anywhere 81 rrccini cf Sl.cp,
Tragic's Drug Store. si7 East Brold
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Lesfc. president: C.yM. Mathews. secretary
both or Portsmouth. -
Roanoke Cleaning and Dye Works Inc
Soras 'ssi See; General lsanins AND dye
=. A,nen,Imsn,s: ns- Owens Merritt TOM,
nshS !mc;. Ia ny!iis; lu,rvnsinr 81. vspi
~ nSomes Bunk, Be"torG CTS. crHns 70
I" Bedford Va. Cnrilai !, ScsN intrclss.y
from $500" To si1t.nnT
IHiSiun, Phosphat- snd Fertilizer cursn
,atun iS:.nnioid Capital. ssI.v,, o., q. /.
Al; ~. S''i = Ht,,,nstS T. y. Schubert. ',r,.si
n,nn., "'"'oHs' T. l. G:eaii se"ra,ars'; Eich-
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HENRiCo TRUST DEEDS.

Mimi. L.. Purcell 10 James NJ Iurce!
! trustee. s!xi.o feet. north side Monuncri
Avenue. ~ feet west oG Monnmen, Hr.Gh;s
;, January l.. i'in. 500.
John W. ,pnN'. I" Ed'ya:d s .ni " !;
Ha sst" 'is,insS ~ ,s,n $, ;s5 'sri'"0 GA"
VIII. m u. White - w: 10 \. e. Cher"
~ WILLIAMSBURG Road adjoining orcn"r'v
( - Willard Wakefield !rcrniher -. 1873
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HENRiCo RELEASE DEEDS.

Edward s and William 6 Roc. trustees
James H. Davis. lot -. section .. -: i
Park. January t. 1879. S;f".
8. w. Rob;nston. Ir.. Trustee - willy"
II. Olson, : srrre near ro-6 C'Is"i-= CO,
Cour:hou miles cast q! -: ~ h-nonuN
.I-uma-v Il. 1915, we