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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
LABOR REFUSES
JOBS OUTDOORS
Men Stick Up Noses and Snap Fin
gers at Work Taking Them
Out Into Zero " eather.

Labor is sticking up its nose at
outside work during the prevailing
cold snap. says Fred w. Rinck, su-
perintendent of the Illinois free en-
ployment Office.
Fifty, more or less, unemployed
men wend their way daily to the
employment office, glance over the
bulletin which shows the jobs open,
see that the majority of the work is
on outside construction projects,
snap their fingers IN an Il don't
care" manner and hunt for chairs
in a warm spot in the office where
they can wait for some inside job to
DE announced.
The men absolutely refuse to &C
cept outside work" Mr. Rinck said
today. Il have all kinds of open
Jobs on tab, the majority mean re-
naming outdoors, but the men stick
up their noses and ask for some
place warm to work. It's really
quite a problem
The ending of hoStilities overseas
and the gradual suspension of war
work has caused a decided change
in the situation at the employment
Office. Where before there existed
a surplus of jobs there are now too
many workers and not sufficient
number of vacant positions
A shortage in molders is being ex-
perienced in the tri-cities, Mr.
Rinck states. Sheet metal workers
are also wanted. Domestics. wait
-esses and chambermaids are IN
demand.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
DEVELOPS NEW COyPEAS.

In its plant-breeding work with
Sowpeas, which involves several
hundred hybTids and selections. the
United States department of agri-
culture during the past year has
developed several new sorts which
give such promise that they are
now being grown in quantity for
distribution. These varieties are
Potomac, Arlington, Columb ia.
White Hybrid, and Early Buff. Ex-
tensive field work is being con-
Quoted by the department with hy-
birds, especially in the wilt and
nematode lands of the southern
state two hybrid selections. I'M
named as yet. have been found
highly resistant to both nematodes
and wilt and are superior to other
sorts for the production of seed
and forage. Thee two selections
are being grown in quantity fo~
more extensive field tests next
gear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
URGENT CALL Is
ISSUED TO OPEN
UP PUBLIC WORK

An urgent call for all communf-
ties. and particularly to all munich
palities, to advance public work
as much as possible in order to give
employment to discharged soldiers
has been issued by Secretary of
War Baker And to enable both
private enterprises and municipal
tiles to make plans, Chairman Ber-
nard NJ. Baruch of the war indus
tries board. has given notice that all
restriction rules and regulations
issued by the priorities division of
the board will be cancelled ar
once.
Secretary Baker made his appeal
as chairman of the council of ma
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03

tional defense in the following tele.
gram to the state council of de.
tense:
Unemployment of discharged
soldiers, sailors and war workers
released from war industries is one
of the most important tasks now
before the country. We strongly
urge that in sections where a sur
plus of labor exists all public i'm
provements be advanced in order
TO absorb labor. We ask that you
use all your influence with state,
county and municipal authorities to
this end Preliminary steps should
be taken Immediately in order that
the necessary authority may be
secured in time for operations upon
the opening of the construction sea-
SON"
The notice of cancellation of all
priority rules and restrictions was
contained in this telegram to the
state council:
Effective Jan. /, all the rules,
regulations and directions of every
nature whatsoever issued by the
priorities division of the war indus
tries board are hereby cancelled
and all pledges heretofore made on
the suggestion or request of the
said priorities division are hereby
revoked.
BERNARD NJ. BARUCH."
This means that while the gov
eminent put stop to virtually all
building projects of every kind
when the war was in progress. it
is now urging that delayed public
work of every kind shall from now
on be pushed in every way possible
The lid is off for each municipality
town, village and city-and for
each community to go as far as it
can in any enterprise which will
give employment to the men who
need it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
YANKs WELCOME NURSES.

Metz. - Thirty three American
wounded soldiers in a ward of
hospital here, who were left behind
by the Germans when they evacua-
ted Metz, cheered and shouted when
two American Red Cross nurses
arrived here to care for them The
nurses were Miss R: H. Baxter of
Lewiston, Mont, and Miss Marion
Whitney of New York City. 1t is
asserted that they were the first
American women to enter Metz
after the Germans left. They had
been summoned in haste from Paris
by an American Red Cross physi-
clan, DR.. E. F. Pope of Spokane,
Wash, who entered Metz four hours
after the Germans departed. When
the nurses arrived the Americans
were overjoyed and wanted to talk to
them at once They had been viz
tually unattended for three days.
Many of them were unshaVen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03

All the news all the time-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
TAKES DRASTIC MOVE.

Tokio-The new Hara cabinet
has taken a drastic move to solve
the rice situation by removing the
import tax on foreign rice This
measure has proved a great relief
to the Japanese people and tends
to lessen the hardship resulting
from the exhorbitant price of GER
calls Governmental booths are now
set up in all parts of Toxic for
the distribution to the poor at mod
crate prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
MOVE OFFICES.

Springfield. Ill.-For administra-
tive reasons the executive commit
tee of the Illinois tuberculosis as
sociation with force of Is work
ers has moved its central offices
from Chicago to Springfield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03

majority are placed in new posi-
lions.
THE men on the island, who have
been helped by Mr.. 2renderfaet and
the Illinois employment Office ap-
pear highly pleased with the efforts
made to locate work for them" Mr.
Rinck said we have had no com.
plants from any of the men fz1
whom work has been secured a ter
they have left the governmdA s
employ"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
Des Moines,

Des Moines, Iowa. - Drake
university incurred expenses of ap-
proximately $4,000 during the life
of the student army training corps,
according to an expense account
filed by the institution with the
war department. Alterations in
buildings, food, estimated tuition
and instruction were the large
items in the bills. The war de-
partment has announced it will
make equitable adjustments to the
schools.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
KNOCKS OUT PAIN
The FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Liniment

This famous reliever Of rheunatis
aches, soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgia pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great sales
because it practically never fails to
bring speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little
to penetrate icithOHtraJbirg and produce
results. Clean, refreshing. At all dug
stores. A large bottle means econohyss
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-03
WIDE MOVE is ON
AGAINST TEACHING
OF ENEMY TONGUE

New York.-A nationwide cam
paign is being conducted by the
American defense society to elm
mate the teaching of German in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
Thr,,o,h .na Marshall Aysus, !, 1914. s.,

Thr,c,h and M~rshsii. AYeus, /. 1912. 81,
T1ni ,r an@ N &. :cs sour s'Gi liar. TO
J ,aT S,'Isi 50 ~; soa'h Of r-%I"r Street
W.llSfsfGiH ,rqs.ee S. i5os VS. -
:, TT wcst "t shor, street. july - 1917.
:, V; SSA1 TTs 81
EfI trtS 50 'FH INCH inches linz n'S n
'' Tns1I S Mr. .hAgsqs, l. iSi': tIi5.,
r 70 ,1us''c s"I r., inyh.s ~ 81 ri o.
MT;sf;{i streets %uiy l. i:oq2s: :.sH3h a"'
welsh nj ' @Tn Sn' G S.m Ton." <
MeS ,St=h stree. - fce, - inoheS ny
and i;o~: $tr1e!s Jgi| 80 ,ci HI st55 9:S'S"
es f neSss b. to 20 ~ sSn;S '5"s:ss
Tor street. i3s feet inches cas-, Of Film
S'T''4 i fasIor p 10 i e. IL ''IS ,r,.
BY 20 'fcr, south slH" Bacon Eosh $50 fSss;
:; n Ii ros ri sGt Fig y cNlto' to wn.
CAST Of 7I F"naai d ,y .ss"n 10"
,a S'sn9'" rust! EIs scc,f., 20 rnS
. '.gt Sp1,sswocd A,;nGs ami Boyd StrceI :
on south line Royd street, Between n G zen
Sire snd Spottswo"d Avcndc August s.
;, q q. Worsham and Jui. p ,v,fc, 10
hrook Turnrit". Is"s23s.a fcet a, NORM
wcs, corner rrooS ru.npthc and Walton
Avenue. August . 1919: 5lt75o
ha:s"', g FRENCH 10 II. y McCurdy,
sss; linz ce S,4ec 49, ~ fe 1'H nor;n fest
short street August 1919: $500.
- L. Buchd nan Ia L"hn Marc trustee
% houston. Va. looxi5o f~ct cast sid.
Hawthorne Ay"nuc too feet 81 Walton Ave.
nuc July !, 1919: 200
r. NJ F"hi"y. trustee. to r 4. ca,hcart
.ni y. ~. Anderson. 40, so! Minor street.
@>Nlho fc"t south line Minor street - foot
cast Of Lamb Avenue. July 81. 1915. 81
u Scid"n TAYLOR trustee 10 Ellen Ford!
No 2hnc Wc-t Grace street. .a1li5 foo,
south line Grace street - feet west OF
Robinson street August :? 1919: $3.50
- r. Elan and O. u. l'unsten. trustees.
street - feet ~ inches nv ioa feet west
inc Eo" mi street. 60 feet inches nor n
OF Nam Street. August l. 1912: t.iG So
IL seldom TAYLOR. trustee, 10 hIbcrt n.
CRY No. 332s Park Avenue - fec; .
inches by Sc feet south linz Park Avenue
x rci inches cast Of Elm street Junc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
ANOTHER RAID ON STOCKS
TAKES PRICES DOWNWARD
FURRY on Exchange Follows Word
That Gompers F'avor> Plumb
Railroad plan.
STRIKES BREEDERS or TROUBLE;
American Telephone First Sccuri.
to Show Weakness and Closed With
Net Loss Of Practically -Four
Points.
ny nRnAnA> NALL.

NEW YORK. August i3.-Anothcr
r'id III the stock market carried prices
no" n sharply in tho last hour toda ).
Ihis raid MAS based on announcement
tnat Samuel Gonpers had come out in
favor. OF the Plumb plan Of railroad
control Just at the close WORD VAS
received from Buttc that the metal
WORKERS o. the Anaconda Copper Com
pdny mad gone out on strike. They
constitute but a small pc-ccntaGc OF
the employees. bu; any strike now Is
looked on rs 4 breeder of trouble. Al!
nay long there we're Jurors OF Il com
ms strike on the local street ca! lines
but IN tho afternoon announcement
vac made o: an advance Of 10 per cent
IN wages, which rs expected 20 "nd tht
hcon expected. The street has Been
fearing Withdrawals by the govern
mont; German exchange went 20 a
As the raiders had no particular rca-
son 10 attack specia stocks. al! Sc
"uritcs suffered about alike The
advances we're recorded with the Rr.t
quotations Many OF these wcrc i'm.
proved IN the first hour. Then the
"asncd professionals 10 take profits
Nc, Lohsc. Not Important
The proflt-tahinE sales shaded price.
:" much that an attack in force was
yances had been 50 large tina, net,
iosscs were not important Ia fact
many issues showed nc gains FOR the
n"I Inc e."se was distinctly weak
American Telephone vas tho hrs,
iasuc TO show distinc, weakness and
rotnis
Huy nS of petroleum stocks. and par
.eGsr'E Of Mexican Petroleum and
lan-Ancr!cau, was traced 10 the very
strongest financial interests connected
WITH thnt Industry
1%b.eco stocks. we're attacked. ana
yiG!ded along with others
Until the raid started Baldwin was
strong feature
Fisher Body attracted attention
@.ah win sharp advance and i, did
Wheel also advanced sha-plv SIoss-
cnc'hcid, Ncw York A!rprake Maitland
.oak an6 suit. Marlin Rockwell. Gu.
"'h. Am" ric'n sugar. Central foundr.
urc'cTreh ana Burns Brothers were all
up materially at the close OF he day
hut chief: because trading in ,hen
"as so small they did not attrar, III.
1!uetS' These raiders arc careful not
10 get into stocks that arc too closely
held as thcv cannot ,urge, ;hcir.ex.
ncFi'nce with United Cigar stores and
Genera. Motors
Continental Cnnd, strong
,ontincntal Candy Was a strong r.,
tuic among spccia.ties advantinr
mn"re than seven points ana retaining
Inc, strike on the Anaconda ~.
though amai. causes much wor-v Tnr
'"' reason that tn" directors Of ,,,,
'olhpan! seem TO. mink /, is me OPEN.
heE cApFess their determination MOI
- !ctu' anu hope that tn. main bod :.
81 Employers vii. not Join.
hccauSe mere are not enough MON.
h,ndle tn" business. In. c%I,.55 ~
NH II" closed on Saturday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
CALLS ON MUNsEY TRUST
COMPANY FOR $4,000
fIoldup Man Attempts to Enforce
Demand at Point Of Two
HcyOlycrS.
THEN SHOOTS HIMSELF IN JAW
Eubbcr Picks Out Washington for
Scene of Operations Because He
Understands There Is Plenty Of
Money at Capital.
lnN Asscc,.,ed rre s.,

WASIIlNGTuN. August ia hold
NJ man. entering the banking room
OF the Munscy Trust Company in the
heart Of tho PENNSYLVANIA Avenue sec
ton today. pointed two pistols at A
teller. demanded slJo.O0o and then
a pistol on him self. attempting suicide
He shot himaci. ia tao JEW and was
taken TO a hospital.
Two money orders. issued at Defiance
and Toledo. Ohio. were found in tn"
hold-up mans clothing. When hc
demanded The money the teller first
made SHOW Of counting hills and
then dropped behind his counter as
tho rohhcr tired bullet that pierced
the cot of a clerk nearby. Tho bullet
the robbcr intended for himself went
through his jaw and then shattered ~
plate glass window. Tho scene OF tho
attempted robbery vas within 800 feet
OF police headquarters.
The man told the police his name
WAS John T. Fetzcr OF Defiance and
that his uncle. Charles II. Ect8er. OF
that city. could tell why ne couldn't
get ahead The man is "A mechanic
thirty four years Old. lie came here
today from New York.
The man told tho police he picked
ont Washington because he understood
there was plenty OF money in the
capital and that hold-up was easy
The hospital physicians said nc prob
ably would recover. Hc said he pre-
Niously had been in a Detroit hospital
sufcrins from an electric shock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
RAIN DELAYS ARRIVALS
AT FARMERS INSTITUTE
Dean u. y. Campbell Morgan Shep-
pcrd md Other. Sncnk nj
Opening Sessions.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
BLACK SBtRG. VA. August ,3.-The
sixteenth annual session OF the Vir-
Sinia State Farmers Institute began
this morning in the gymnasium of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute with
an address by T. T. Campbell. dean
Of the general faculty. response by
Morgan shepherd, of Richmond. and an
address by G. Il. Titlow. secretary of
the Federal Land Bank Of Baltimore
Dean Campbell took the place OF
Dr. Julian a Burruss. president of tho
college, who was unable TO be present.
and MIR. Shcpperd spoke for s l.. Lup-
ton. vce-p:esidcnt OF the institute.
who had not arrived because Of the
rain yesterday and other affairs in the
state. The attendance was not as large
as usual at the opening session but
visitors continued TO arrive by train
and automobile throughout tho day.
In welcoming the visitors Dean
Campbell emphasized the fact that the
college was the property of the far
mcrs OF Virginia. and urged those
present 10 avail themselves Of TIC on
nortunity offered to study every de-
pa rtmcnt az close range while here.
In his brief but forccful address
Mr.. Shepherd urged tho farmers to
organize themselves so that they might
become a power in politics, and tho
affairs OF the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
Real Estate and Court News
CHAScERr BARGAINS AND SALES.

et';e'jf ~ IS: 5! S s:sss n:
hf1SaSfsnd Fsrs 6oaisv.ra july : 1919;
Z GSwarq,n md keii s,. !, es!fe, 3 Ct
s sm asrh fs LIZZIE s,i9sssT Street 'F'n 5u5 T.
r l. Summons 10 Charles H Nichosons
;xi:o Zee; south ns T:yoI sf as as
Mi si,. Tax TAX , va ' sH$''' s " :
We >S5a'' 10 e Gf:m%' No. mo 557 Ea Gay
s'j r. a lay s as 1 E'a; 'as
ssSs ifG and ace-c East BAkes s.Tss;, - b.
50 re-; FL: inches south linz Bake S;'es e.
i9ic. lax s.: iIO
Fu9f Ssias and I'd s ns:is in. S's sree
10 ffe' ,si r; 81 T"eH's-"'"'A stree Nu
M.r:s ,' Es..o@ .ad s'.i ,
s a.S"oii AisP ;xsssu;" Zee; ,si:
~ H+r;x i M.r,oP so5 R 4 ssj
R "h s,rSsi IL Isl fsc inahe nor:h Of
cay T!FeeI; Ausu.' 1919 ta' s%s $40 10
No. 1919 North Twenty-hrsi Street. - ices
rwe annsa Street; lss fsst souin of r
s'7 4Som. M" chii IL .?' ana 20 ste wt
;cats 3 t hs S si;ss % Ads ss G: ,s
v M' q Ai;sa .y ord M; 20 'GS s
kens;nstop Avenue :: fsc. 6 INCHES by i =
ss' "ef'n 81 sS3ss f .n
AnSast !. igio; ts'ooo. uh i..,
T. fo%a%@s S%StS %sif =.
%5, .1' 3? ST. ;oa'"
i" Hss e sdrne NJ M kd?a, Srte nd
Sc? .fE sn G .Ss n1sa1 ."G s,
wfs 10 su,hsf.sG and ana ss" s.,y VII.
Mis-. aosi:o fec; I, n1rihs.si ,es.n.;
Mary y; Eirbap Y ana Ssrnoleoa p cn..
ss" ,ne hfa1f d'sy s'f%i m fss'
of r9anN sf Rcy A aSS Nee F. iw 'sS
feet s inches vest linz Twentyy:third Street:
TO- ,a IS! $500, insses south of Street August
r,sh a. w,a s, ss .HS Ms 5y,a wf ?,
inc Graham street; 20 fes, east OF t;iiiam
Sss:s S%?!,s" ga is,s SKYE.
nuc. 20 foct inches by IL? fect inch sS
south line Stuart Avenue; 81 feet east OF
Rowland Street. July :s. 1919; tax $40;
Rhobcrta II. White and \. H. thusha nd,
70 Alden Y Runin No. lSl2 Lamb Avenue.
fc csta south Of Gaylord street. July g,
Phillip Harris and Laura j. fwifeD. to
Lilly ". scages, No. 81 North Finn Street.
- feet inches on east line Fifth street :
September 8. 1918; tax $3.50: $40
James W. Norman and Dora (wife). to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14

ns:s.. N..%:s.;aS "a %i..n
81: Ss.'n $::ss r. ssS
az s'fess junc {, is,s; TAX Sos 81, i" OF
to Finn" %of G.,s' '?G Inn" s:eoas s;4ss
;;5Ni5o tcst east line Second Street; 80 s-i.
; ;s. . a99sn So Fl Leigh Street July -
>, ! caplon and Moine l~ife,. to A. :.
oS;6 6 = see nen: f Ss iq nd fsss
iis sis Of {. Ea 9ss S,Fe:ij lie" '50o july
Eieh.rd. on; 80 2?i %orsh Lomos2dy stree.
I.;s ST ;3% ga lien. 5000 a ns i.
2? e. ssats IS" nsaa IL ss.e
Of ~es; Paarri e iGi I'D q tse, 81 .s:'
july 8. 1917, TAX SG s5.o ., s"''eFE Court
W;!!sm = Word I'D Ai.ce r tw!te,. to
eiEh;h s,rest. 7sxse fec, a, S sSu;hc Wen,y
Of Tss E and s,E;s%cts Len
b as- K G Gn'.r p 70 Sokg5c tss,
re; ,noTih :; Walton A|enas. juiS j, i,is'
r, Jennie E9rd ana W L., chusband, to
.,so ". @s. In ne "a aarr Hs5ssp
i iss' Iog5h s. r~y'o7 Street July IS, 1919;
,Lu,hsF, G Evans and p. Es,eue ,wifc,.
IVES, S.., S,:... 10 MAJ buER No l2e,
G5 a}y SrI ,,,. te;i Ses; q short Street
ma: Msry o., G ,M.ecresdy 20 Elizabeth OF
~ r.! west Of Morris Street. July 10
:. RI,hmcnd College. corporation. to
iounS Mems Christian Association Of the
inches By % Zee; urrcs1iarS At northcas ::
t. GPsis IAN fss ST. 1nd ,i S-F'A-'l Streets 'ny
,, r. L. LAWYER and Annie L. twifel. 10
W 4; '.in :ins md Sam Cohen, No, li3;
81 fHct is inches at sou,hes.t corner
i.eish, and Bo"c Streets. July 50. 1878:
GeorEc W. Gay: Jr to .. G. Adams. 8,
ny Is. feet south side Dover street; ~
Zee: ! inches west OF Randolph Street.
August !. 1919: ,aN &: $40.
mare. a West and Mary NJ. ,wifcp. to
uhlus VI. Redo. 80 feet 10 IL inches bv
Lvs fcct at northwest corner Broad and
IT!hirtN-third Streets. August l. 1918:
-, chaE!ss A Wet and Mary NJ ,wifo,. 10
W. J.. tTs.n. No. a:2a East Marshall Street
a 10 ,set n,hs' by 100 fco: at southwest
sust !, 1919: t5.nno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
CH,NCERY TRUST DEEDS.

X, sess: Z rff fo3 q 5:
,,Tshes cas-, Of Fnay Road o. Angus, ri i,ls -
Ed Il i P nI.ks ;7u; ind Many wife e
nus August j; ials. $3.50 '"l'S ave.
' Ss1d1 to EdW Ryan !rus'ses i + fs S"4
Twsn;y-third Street. s 10; ff nfhss ,, West Linz
of s'TsSi. Angus, !. isis: ssS S?.S son'"
corner Madison stree, and ifGo, n nIIsT Ss
i isiS Bread and Grace streets, August l.
,rS SoSG'nsy T. sI Lnassy 70 Edw. J. Rsk.
fee' in.hSs north Of cary Street August
eas MSrhs s$x.3 M cG 2ss s %.
Park AI s"as,.ta sy norm
u ,capIon 10 w H. Ke!lry. trustee. No
:S Fin Ga LAY s'rss 4 Ss, 81;
' cap St5@Gt July 81 ss!s ,'G
inShss s soutn III, clsy street SO ieet !;
H g. ri Ws,i 4sss and qd M gar. w6
inesss sou u, fG 'n INCHES BY IA
t t,s ess, Of tho boulevard JuIy aS. 1918?
N HIsh F. E2fs and Helen 7. 'wife} and
isSn IIyi'r street. 3sXI2t feet north Side
FfisS. s'rss' A. sas, "@ %
ESSnssn tas,ees - 10 a fSe, f "a q north
Marie i! EnsIow and l.. T. Is husband ihists To-
len Avenn" "E - t fr@i Is So "s NoT,h A.
inches aous i'm q a't Gro Ay@SGs re,
IL ~ E.kSr t" Henry $ Hu,zlcr trustee.
fool
Tj$' 4ufsf' Ia s'' ss.ts w. x,s to
SSi f'%5 @Shss ~ "" 81 foe W ssG Srs
srss sT ay 49, 10 ,,s fes ,sas gas Of HaTrs"n
trustee $" 500" Hcn siiTr@ A EsSGy
Kensins,on Hvenn, by ,c r., fSs north Inc
pa" & s. S'r SoonM AaSu sna Is& s:I;o S"s'
Xxi ana ry,,e ~ S''i 30 I? SG mG
fee wdst SFefi hr = fGs ,eshss
s9pY'h Of CLAY stTeei July IS 1918; , .l.
e[t5s ses s"S I9fse, III
s ssSth of Leigh street. Jul| -. rSls. ST. Sc.
;, Eai,h = Martin to Il. l.. schmia, and
ANnphuci Is feet INCHES ny I2o feet inshss
noTts JS!y re-! SsS' ."
F. "S" sehna H" ,l %na km% 30 E"G', S
n;tyoe1}uc ; SoxiS' tec west line Lamb Aysnm m'
1918: 81. 20 20" " a"'ord street July IS,
ANNA q: Morrssue to W. $. Robinson and
fthnklin p Robins. trustees. No 3laa Grove
AVcnue: :jxl'1 feet inches south line
G ni,o MENU as feet est of Auburn Ave.
Elizabsih on ' bran" s and las. II. ,hus.
, nsnd. to F,rst National Hank. Richmond.
nue IA feot west of Morris street August
q. 6. Adams to Frank g. Rieheson md
Robert g. Bayiiss. trustee. 3fXi37 feet south
Eide Dover street. 1i2 feet inches wcst
OF Randolph street August l. I0ig: FL
COS. ''' ~
Junius NJ. Redd to Howard sutton. trus.
tee. 30 feet 10 l.? inches nv l0S feet at
9orthweat corner Thirtv,,hird and Rroad
W. L.. Crsin TO Howard sutton. trustee.
No, co:o Eat Marshall Street. I6 feet
inches by 100 feet at southwest corner
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

william T sullivan: trustee. 1" I.ynwood
!. foNtcF No. hli ThirtT-fourth street. .Sx
~ feet east Inc Thirtv-four,h street $;
ttt south Of VI street Juv 90. 1919: 81. =
walter u. Ne.on. trustee to Jennie Ford.
No. zoe South Harrison street aSni20 fc.t
vest I'm" Harrison street. - feet south VI
Tays"r street. July - 1919: $3.50
College Of Richmond, 4 corporation. "0e feet
GSornSr TSn,h and Marshall streets. July
K.te r. chrs;i"n, 5 fos 1'He inch rsS' SS g
feet west line Fifth street. 20 feet 10
inches south Of Baker street july -.
s J Doswell to watt w. Jefferson 40
SsoS w"s, Leigh street. s1Slco feet south 9TH
linc Leigh Street. between Smith and Mum
foTd Sirceis July 81. 1919. s:ao.
w stewart White trustee. to Mrs Cuidic
Inc a. 'ssinG ham ., ais 55Nitn feet south
Leroy r.. Brown. trustee /" y n Kidd
s5xito feet south line Balloon Road iso
toct cast OF Fcndaii Avenue. Julv IS. 1918:
rar,iail-lienry Hu,zl?r ana Halph J.
fec; west line Woodrow Ave nue. zoo fc.5
souih 81 Jones street. .Iuly 80. 1918: 81
MciN!ile Peck and John sloan trustees
+. church. South No t6e Eas. Grace S,rcct
.hNl2l feet " inches south line Grace street
- f:"i west of Fifth street. Juno s. 1919:
fred Z. HineklS and hushsnd' No So No ani,
IN. ppar' S:see,. Is9 feet . inches south OF
LHRhaEd S.rscl July -, 1919 $3.50.
August =. 1918. Soi.