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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
MARYLAND ELECTRIc
MAY CONNECT WITH
STATE FERRY LATER

That the Maryland Electric line will
for the present assume policy Of
watchfui waiting in regard TO the An-
napoiis- Claiborne state ferry. was in
dicated by the statement Of General
Manager e. D Porter this morning
AT present. the electric line has no
plans irl connection with the opening
III the ferry, nor has therebeen any
communication with the managers Of
II.
However, Mr.. Porter said that his
road would be ready to take neces-
sary steps should the situation war
rant it. The company had rather
On pleasant experience with the old
hoat line to Claiborne, and lost con-
siderable money through It. Still, Il
is realized that the present venture is
to be on larger scale In every way,
and is more promising of financial re-
suits.
The old line, under private control,
smade, a connection with the Mary
.land Electric at the wharf at Severn
side. This will be out Of the question
Id the present instance, as the boat
which will be used eannot, It is nn-
derstood, pass through the draw Of
the Severn river county bridge.
There are two other possibilities
for connection between the Mary
land Electric and the terminus of the
ferry at the foot of King George
street. one Of these Is q bus line,
which could be installed at eompar-
ativeIy small expense and with little
delay This would probably be the
first means employed Then, there il
possibility Of using the tracks now
laid down BY the w 3. g a. line.
There is d provision for this use, un-
der certain conditions, in the ordi-
nance BY which the w b. & a. was
permitted TO lay tracks in the city
streets.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
state Takes Over ROads

The state Roads commission has
taken over as state highways the fol-
loving roads IN Baltimore county !:
Cwyn Oak avenue, one mile; Old
Court road. 2.72 miles; Warren road,
i.37 miles Hartford road 1913 miles;
Valley road. 475 miles; V'iikens ave
nue.. 0.s7 mile: Seminary avenue, 2.S6
miles Baltimore city annexation took
106 miles 81 the county's roads, and
the state commission takes over 3O.72
miles. leaving s1e.34 miles Tor the
county to maintain.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
TO EN EN- NC CAPI1 4 I.
SJ BsC RIDERS.

The Circulation Department Of
the evening Capital IS now under
the management of Mr.. B.
Moore. who will superintend the
delivery and collections for all
deliveries ia Annapolis and sub
urbs
II you fail 10 receive your pa
per by s o'clock ii the evening
and win call Number I02-R be
fore $50 r III. special boy viii
deliver 1t to ron.
All complaints and orders for
new subscriptions should BE-
phoned to Number 60 as hereto
fore, between the hours of $50
Al. M. and $50 r. NJ
Read the Evening Capital and
keep informed as to happenings
ii Annapolis. The cost Is only
go cents per month. payable at
the end oE the mDn
The Capital Publishing co.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
West AnnapoIls comes Across

Monday evening the community Of
West Annapolis assembled at the Fire
mems hall. together with their neigh
Ioring friends, 10 enjoy D musical en-
tertainment given as q fenefit for the
Emergency hospital fund.
The hall was packed and a most
enjoyable program was given ~ tai
ent from Annapolis and from the com
lnunity. AT the close Of the formal
program. ice cream and cake were
sold. The evening added nearly $50
to the hospital fund The program
was prepared by Mrs. j q. Bush, To-
cal chairman for the Emergency hos
pital drive. assisted by Mrs. Alex
Proskey
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
MIN Of ACCIDENT
N CRITICAL SHAPE
d Denton, Judge Of
~ Adams Court Of Calvert
County lady Injured
d REeoV fRY EXPECTED

j ,.p,iitIol III langley B. Denton,
II al rpl.aH court Of Cal
,i,tl worst injured of
who crashed into q
s.. ann larale Yesterday after
gss reported y be mot 50 good
Tqretlis ospifal today
s., 81 .ra Examination Is made
sa be lapo Ii1Ie to determine the
e,t,.a Judge Denton's injur-
ilose Was nearly severed
Is FL faee aud nc has several deep
" N llis bead and face. y Is be-
s.,,3 is ii afs1 suffering from In
glarie lie had a bad night
" fgapEiBei ot pains IN his abdo-
), aad eiles
fqp eG0rt N beilI made to pre-
ppetlmoliia from. setting UP In
,s tase bIs chances for recovery
Is Hinimzed II Is believed he
..Iasea quantities Of blood and.
l, bs lungs are full af the liquid
sjfs Denton wtls driving the car
!. sas caught behind the wheel He
asa5l explain how the accident oc-
srs4 nor can ffle others account for
ms Judge il 46 years old. His
Id and daughter called 10 see him
| III hospital today
NJ Talbert, aged 81, is suf-
M irarn 4 crushed left shoulder
Il iii lip ii badly torn He has sev-
q deep cuts On his face and head
i sas reported To be resting we'll
as and his recovery Is assured. He
Naped eali from his brother during
k1a
@vard Cox 4 sustained b slight
4 n the head and suffered from
Aek He WIS the least injured and
trs said he would probably be diia-
aasel from the hospital some time
snfg the day
lfat the victims reside al willows
NJ Office Calvert county. They were
i Epate q Baltimore when the acci-
sa occurred
The Fofd car iii which the victims.
pfg riding was wrecked by the i'm
II Nifh TIE fence IF III considered
sFsele that the entire party was not
isae outright
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
I. M. G. A. WORKERS
PAY BRIEF VISIT

Frank w, Evans, graduate Of st.
Johns In the class of 1899, and for
many years d successful r M. G. A.
worker, paid brief visit to Annapo-
lis. reaching here yesterday with
Mrs. Evans, who is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. ChiIds. Of this
city. and their children
Mr.. Evans has been director Of 7
.M. b. Al. work for the Atlanta dis
trict, which includes Camps Gordon,
Mcpherson, Jessup and Gregg. He
has done important and successful
work there, and has now been as
signed to take charge of the work In
the Norfolk Naval district.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
Rnalresa 80 Danafior

Through the chairman Of the Bugi.
ness Mems COMMITTEES for the Emer.
Egency hospital drive. Mr. Charles n
Lee, the following donations are ac-
knowledged ii addition to those sena
the treasurer. Mrs. Geo. Feidmeyer
and acknowledged ID the Capital. April
i
AEr. Sc. George Barber, $1,000: a 8
ssipchconb. s5; Mra ". n. Finkbine
91O; Mr. Edward Jewell, $25 g. +
xeredlth SIS: Garland Haaly. SO; w
G. Meredith. $40; Alton b Arnold, s5
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
CELEBRATES HIS
72ND BIRTHDAY

Joseph Henry Wayson celebrated his
seventy birthday on March 81.
Monday, and OH this happy occasion
ne was honored BIZ SURPRISE
birthday party given him BY bis wifc's
two sisters. Miss Engenia Nets and
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardiner, st bis home,
1T Main street
A large birthday cake WAS adorned
with aeventy-two lighted candles. and
there was an abundance Of Ice cream
and other cake as we'll. A pleasant
evening was enjoyed.
Mrs. Wayson kas born IN Annapo-
lis, March 81, 1s47. end Eaa lived here
practically AL his life. Az present he
Is janitor Id the dynamo room at the
Naval academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
GRAFTON d. RIDOUT
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

Grafton b. Ridout. Main street mer-
chatn and director OF the Farmers Ma
tional Bank, was hit by an automobile
bearing District Of Columbia license
tag while crossing Church Circle.
near West street, about eleven this
morning He was not seriously hurt.
Mr. Ridout stepped from the side
walk ais the car was coming from he
hind. II was going at moderate
speed, and was stopped at once, the
driver coming back to assist Mr.. Rid
out. Beyond some shock and slight
abrasions, Mr.. Ridout was not hrut.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
Naxal Academy Labor Notss

TO establish an eligible list for
cooks and bakers at the Naval acai-
eIny, non educational examination
is to be held Pay for bakers is $720
to $3.50 per annlnl, and for cooks. $500
to 5000 per annum There Is also 4
vacancy for one driver at an annual
salary os sT20
Application blanks and information
viii Sc furnished by the Labor Board,
Naval academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
NaM Pastor For Churches

At the conference Of the Southern
Methodist church the following local
assignments were made:
10 TrInity nj E church. south.
west street, Annapolis, Annapolis.
and Salem, near Arnoit'a III the c0an-
IL. rev. A. q. Owens TO AgDuEy
and Pasadena, ii the county Rev. a.
E Lambert
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
Farmers National Bank

Annapolis, Md, April I, 1919.
The Directors have declared semi
animal Dividend no. 225 at the rate
of 6 per cent, payable 70 StockhoId.
ers on and after Monday, Tth of April,
Il ID. GAsSAWAY
att Cashier
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-02
An Afternoon | ca

The woman's club Of Anne Arundel
county will give an Afternoon Tea
il the club Rooms, Dver the Annapo.
lis BANK, ID honor of our returned
Red Cross Nurses, FRIDAY, APRIL
4th. between FOUR and SIX r. a.
The public Ii invited 70 attend ard
siye the Nurses Welcome Home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17
PRESIDENTS CABLE THANKS
TRAINMEN FOR LOYALTY
Ahhuni convention Sent VIZ. Wilson
"'St ,>hes and support or
iSG,uO0 Hrmicrs

,.WAStiINGToN, May lG.-I.rcsident
Wilson has cabled William q. Lee,
n pres, en- OF the brotherhood Of Rail,
road Irainmen, express Sing apprccia
non OF message OF LOYALTY sent him
nE Mr.. &c on behalf Of the brDthcr.
h"od. which is holding it's annual con
yeniion at Columbus. Ohio The Presi-
cent "a bicSram. received AT the
"niie House today. said
lease cypress 10 the trainmen as
scmnIed IN convention my warm an
probation Of the message YOU have
sent me. 1t has done my hear1 cool
and made me feel the fine surit of
Suci, friends in way to make ,he
work here easier for me- NV warmnst
best wishes for the success of the con
ventiou."
Mr.. Lees message. addressed 10 Sec
retary Tumulty ana forwa rted by him
TO the President At Paris las; Wedncs
day. said:
Had hoped it possible pres;den,
wilson could address convention some
iime during session .Apprecatinc the
Importance OF the world work nov.
being performed by him for humani;v,
VIII !; not hc possible to extend to him
by cable tho assurance of LOYALTY OF
ne NOR" than $4,000 members Of
INC brotherhood who have been and
are ms loyal supporters
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CHANCERY TRtsT DEEDS.

GO. g. u Markham and Lizzie u. ,Mfc, E"
r, .r.,narrd and Bnsny Inc trustee. SUI Eas'
~" Iest east Of Thirty fourth Street. MaI
Mann; trustees, "a Sheppard street. = tect
ie,s 5"'e s;eo south Of Leonard street May J.
Larry u. Mollen, to +; Lorraine Runin and
Is inches by lo feet '"naG'f line Si RSn
I%inh stree :. feet south OF Wallace Street.
eamd1 to J.: " iyland. trustee 1900 Nirsnia
Ntrsiina and Pollock Avenues. May II, 1919,
trustee >o South ny "Gs leonard S sree
Ie., 't sss, G 20 of Cleveland Street May To-
Wiz trustee. IN fee, south h"p ins Lconsr ara
Street; 3: feet east "f Cleveland Street.
Mic, ". r"lia;crro and W. i. ,hushann
r. r'naE = n "a Shsrp "4 Ersa ! W fsa,
2 inchcs. by IL feet IVES, line Sheppard
ssrSS! Il ay ''s' i. "r sS south of eon"r"
,o3 M%"S' N, N Earle ., to " r Eedd. trustee.
tcci wsst 90 Virginia Avenue. May ls. 1919:
end Icon NJ. nelson trustees sis ' FUNK
nS" Tr A fss ins rs by S foe, SOUTH
R%Hn:on ,, street, May =; Iois,; s:.',o
william mill ir an" and i sun, q T,fs 10
trustees. e''.5sN.sa.5 feet tirreguiar, 1T n"rtr
Xys' Of s. sis ysp"" and Me'ro'
,'erj"m,m -, T. Kirkland {" clar.nC. e. NIT
,NN"n.m,sr. f. d."i east of Cranky Street MAJ
sc VIZ To-. N"rx"N t. l.; ncno"n trustee.
i,n~ ,,i,"is ). end Is, block {. Belmont. May
Martha e MrNctu and w. s. husband,
to ln@noon. trustee. stxi,o foe, . inches
o2Ws N,rhuc; March -. 1919: $3.50
west q rr;, Street May i. 1914 SO a"ihSS
g, Chapiu, trustee lsos Garland Avcn..,
e. 81, north of Hooper Street. May TO- 1919;
to HG-' p Fii':=ESra,h and Charles husband,
street s7xloo foot south lin" a s,-e" -" 10
fs;, ca; S.st of Thirty first Street. May Is.
,,l lnla ~ Thomas and ]. a. thushand, TO
north line kensinston Avenue. q fee;
i,nchsc as, OF belmont Avenue May H. 1912;
VIZ" S T. Nar'S to Tn EcSes, snlsna
SCUM OF street, NAY r lS SF' $40 los feet
,o SICK SNivestcr to Thomas o. Moss trus-
N9r'h rhir,c,h Str"S, NAY c" is,a 81 ,oo foi
rr"I " Cum, Gum I" Howard Sutton. trustee.
Twaan,y-ci'ghth street. May l. 1919: Sc,
" n,col~ H. iae' West e irs"! s,ree :.
c.., zee, ,"n'h Inc Grace Street. 200 feet
E,.s"%" g. Finch nud Margaret s F'inch
to-, Sa ws ss, j inn s W. hr"os u ,rus
m ,,. =" f""i south line Grace street. II, fnci
VIZ T,c nI MI"M"w S'r."t Arr 20 1919; $3.50
!, 80. W. Rr"oi.s IT.. trustee 500 I:aS cra@ 49,,
south line Gracc Strce, "E:, -. ,"oo' inches
81 twenty -hf,h street; MAY y. 1919: 81 go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-17

STOP and think how many hundreds OF
buyers are now reading these speci6o
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cuhNCERY RELEASE DEEDS

IT,: ,e n ,yoad Street, ?5H,2o fs"' worth
rnn 'r""d street. ls% foot cps- ~ Thir,v
5ota J Tmr.S Ma" Ind T. w '''s; nohir.or ,rn.
10, ,N w r rrancis I aud 1 a. Nor h
W.T. street. ., foo, ! l. irchcs ly ,2s too -
.."cs south OF Main Street. May II. 1873.
g crcnim. trustee 20 W. q. GRAY. ,rus
81 t"r ~" Gray and W. Z. Gray ANA
Goddn Street. between Roamc and Tx ,inr
Sirc",s lpril :. 1919. sG5. ~ >'H''
Nrthur l. nhanman and Icon ~ Nelson,
.T,s TnrI !" :. ~ and ,os.h r. johnson;
;""i south lin" Pnrk Avcnuc lis rc;c, -
100, ,cn &C E"binaon Stree. May Is:
rrnni. $. Hichcson and Robert g. ray,,sS.
south limo PARK Avenue. is f.si ~ }n, r.
cast 81 Robinson Street. May H. ls,o: sacn
John ". Gayle. trustee !" l.. l. I,,.n,io
lot = hl"ck aS, Highland Park. 3,xi,o fcni
w"s, Inc FIRST Avcruc NAV - ma. Il ,n6
f"rt'hl =. l.. ''ruichf"ld trustee To- Law.
N Nor "N'i !rr: ""%l2n feet ~ n"r'hwcst cor.
Partial { l.. Cru'"hfeld. trustee tn rl
N"rd y MCINl'tl"S. 5i& 80 f"rt ~ northwr =,
\,"rn"r %. Thirty fourth ana Leigh street.
lhrins - Gary. sub-,rus:er - Arthur
h"Wi* ihiuins :. fcct inches by 10 f"ri
or north ltuc .Nshard street. az ives, linz
IL I: Pollard. Fr trustee to I;cr,,,,
Mdmh!:nHn "nh Matthias I: k,vhoa Jr
- .N'NNlnE,nn 'N"nnc, -. feet inches hv
!" fc"i rorth nv" E"nsinEton \vnnis =,
r.."i & H,hcs Gas, @: Belmont Avenue. May
l.. 1913? $3.50. '"'
HENRIto BARGAIN AND SALE.
Chevy Chas" Realty t'urporotiou IN - T.,
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

tsrtihcatc OF authority issued To- Fred T..
10y - 90; In. State OF massachusetts.
ri, .nOnd. Va
Lakewood a. Steinbaugh. Inc. Norfolk. Va.
napilaI. maximum. $1,000: minimum S. Geo
44,mHcers. w. .. Gatewood. president: r. \
Wiihams. secretary. both OF Norfolk Va
object. auto business "
Nnrioih and Portsmouth Wholesale Gro
U ri Io,npany Inc. Norfolh. Va Capital.
MAXIMUM Sln".O0o: minimum $1,000 OFF
els Is r. Norran prrsid, ans; l.. a. Fut
,ti. secretary. BON OF Nor:uIk. Va obIcy;
wt"i"salc grocery husinc.S
c,anits ';rnniimisS InG i"wrcnrevill". Va.
W. W.. ,chcers. W. :. PEBBLES. preN;i"ni 4
W, w 'prhurch secreiarS. both OF i..twrehoe
VIE. Va Object. hotel business
american Foreign TraGr Corporation Ri.h
innni. "a, tapttal. maximum. 5000: mini.
~. IN n"n. S"lo c'hcCTS. Mason Day. prsSidan,
- ry;ast SStcniy-scren street, New York
Miiiiam \. Ferguson. ~ccret.rv i2s
VrcSentcd hN ,aShiell. Crminn n Hnrnr,.
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Boil wc-vr Mould Not Die.
PREVENTION or GROWING PLAN
PROPOSED IN FLORIDA HOUSE

TALLAHA&SEE FLA. May lG.-rre-
vention of cotton growing for ono year
to eradicate the cotton boil wecvil.
which causes not less than slon 900 600
damage annually. is proposed by Rep
resentative Eli Fitch, who today intro
duced concurrent resolution in the
Florida House of Representatives with
that object in View. The resolution
provides that the Federal Secretary
OF Agriculture he requested To recon-
mend TO Congress and to Che Cover
nors and Legislatures OF the cotton
growing States the enactment O: lce
islation to carry out the plans for u
Saba teal year for the cotton grow
ing industry. Til" plan is Endorsed by
prominent cotton experts. scientists
and economic entomologists.
Government Control Needed.
To carry out the proposal lc"isla :
tion would be necessary To prevent
Mountains IN tho boil wecvil-intcstcd
territory for year To finance the
project, to provide for the accumula-
ton OF supply Of cotton and cotton
products to meet market needs durIn =
the Grad ication year. and TO provide
against Introduction or tho boil wccvil
into the C3!tcl States after crldica :
ton is completed 10y means Of suit
able quarantine measures. Including il
necessary, the establishments oC u non
cotton growing zone along tho McXi-
can border.
The magnitude Of the project makes
1t essential that it be under govern
nent jurisdiction, with the cotton
growing states cooperation. The date
would be set some years in advance 50
enough cotton Nigh, be raised to tide
the world over the sabhatical wear
Stringent laws would he necessary "a
prevent growing Of cotton in hat wear
Arrangements would have To be per-
.-fected for accumulation Of large stores
OF seed. properly fumiSatcd To climi-
nate the boil wccvl.
Plant Commissioner Newell. Of Flor.
ida. leader in tho tight against tho
citrus canEer, which has been so sue
cessful. has indorscd the plan. I'm.
perts declare unless tho boil wcevil Is
eradicated tho Enit"i states may hav,
to depend upon Egypt TOR long stapl,
cotton.
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Real Estate and Court News
cHANCERy nArG,I> A>n SALE.

TO E Ts.. Icnry oY fa @H N 2 .acS %f By
40 feet SOUTH linz liz :tfe' $40 fEr, 400
May :. 1918 ,.N So 50,
M. u. Hoovor aud l-'.y :, ,c%ifc', Of
Hanover Avcnuc i,>i.. e.; " inch"s south
s II 'TsnoE NTeSn@ M,y a MS .s5o
w,liiam q Ti.n,inss. ,nd Str,,h :: c%,;s,
east of Thirty if;h stree, May H. 1918,
soa RandoIrh Sire.'. Z T., 'nchsa ~ 10 Z,
d 6s- w ala s'2s ;lS n'Hn sT ,5 = 81 s1
MILAN tie S%gsNHgG and an me-
1Ia,i :, 81. Wmr'on n.,,q, w.
ME s' X Han Ga iGd. pn" street street. i5N'i'ic ~;
s Sino noF'h sd 'O'"' street Nay = '''''
r1a,.as. T:a% ,.,oi Fi2csn ,.4;,, y'ya /"
end Pollock ->\,s.Houe., lion Of s:,1oo 'Ma!
q, f.si s':s zee, S p"r'a Il@
~ , csn..g ana .e Nor >,, it & s,- els
$sslss tse,s y"ut@ e, ,,, Gye@e Sir.e' 20,
1 !sfhsi ay s1. ,is M; M%Gr S're" lin OF
e.. s g., Y. %5%a, Fl. ta5ss r,:
s s.tS Sor 1is' OF Ws,oa G%s M S
Ay Is.snb = ne! is,' ana nd '@ $40 9,,, 10 ar
ence T, Rlddck ana Hoss o. ,vifc, yes
Floyd Avenne = ie'l ,n.hcs ~ 2 g.,
c c:,s 81 Addison street iie' 81 sl'c9- MAJ O.
Em.iy ovs5,on. 55@e' VS., Grarc ss;reeS
sssss g. Allen A''nue Arrii =. 1919 'os
lame: Gum. .! E;s't'more. "a .
Street. e5xicS Zee, south nc ll@r.h.ii s,r",.
70 IFS, lis! $50, go "s"' 's"'" S'F's' NY
n sSei F2rs Meo i s"a rl'gs e. wa e.,
south side Grace Strc,t. y feet ; tmches ga
- Meyer Grc.nire, and Ki;y ,wif@i 10 RIOS
zoe O. Finch, ana Margaret : ,wifc) .Or
9 Meadow street Apfii y ~ tx w
n aa5I T. s M.5Frose 20, csnr &c W.,
west % Henry Street May a. ie!' tax
&c g. X. ps,ae and Mamie i. ,ulfo, o., a..
to I. a. Pryae t1.5 ntore- -, n I-a,ls, fsoi
Of he Stree H., 's"'f Is SlTfe 9 'eG o"or'
louise v Nerini.!"r' I'm g. ,nu-benao
street; April i. lsls; ,aa 81 D. .io lon" ''''
WY f,n 10 ealie Di s shae 1Ya Nn ni
block =. Lee An .,s :?si.o feet SOUTH lin,
~ II. .Thacker. to lssrfsrs Istc Dawson
noun, A"enue 3 ieei f i8S!s. nm Me-. i" II
Twenty third Street. May H. 1910, sl.s2o -
George w White, Il Feet 'S~ ,nchc owi by q
siet pI gos'h bid, ,ds Jae"e .Stee' fee
, IHs3 " b IL, end Rs yrsa4 Franc
line Young St,s.i ~ fe"' wc' q ,virs!ni.
Sag vs. ,sI W"i 1a4 , ~ SO lien Of 80"
Z; ". Epgli,h snd Berth. Icu .lwife, t,
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PEASANTS CHASE SOVIETs
H"i>hcNi~ts Arc being ,n>t Itr,,it, On,
ST tho Ukraine by Aroused
pOpuIncr.

VIENNA. May lG.--Ukrainian rcror;s
indicate that the iiolahcvists are dec
ing from their advanced western most
lions nj ltorno before the army led hv
SIMON Fctlura They are retiring in
n,.nrner: oWlnS 20 lack of transpor-
,atl"n toward korostcny and Sarnv
junction " ~
II appears there is general unris
ING or krainian peasants against the
i'"lshcNi%is. the town of liunic! in the
Governmcni of Mohilcv. falling into
,nclr hands The peasants arc led bv
NJ prlovSky and are reported 10 hay,
Wnme othcr successes northeast Of KEY
The army led by Tclcncy. another
tkrainlan peasant chief. numbers
about 10000. and ia operating on both
won other successes northeast Of Eicv,
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west Inc Garland Avenue. ,o foot no,,h -,

west line Garland Avenue. ieo feet north of
ii"Yper STREET, May 10. 1919? s3.oot
6'bnit \. Pollock ct Ms. - HNrd Con
$ i'urti"n Company, Inc. :Ss.: foe, by lSs l,ri
- (. southeast ,or,mSr Of rayior aud Mulbcrr:
Teresa II. iluicher and John l.. ,husoa,dl
=" iii"n - Hiancy. S:%!s fctt inch,.
81 l'irN; street. May II. 1919: $50.
jean q. pCUoop and u. /. ,husba nal T.,
Marih1 =. CE"iii. -, zoe: . Inches hv x;
rect west I,nr Davis Avenue. IT, feet moro !.
81 Grove Avenue March -. 1919; tax 50
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w Gordon liarNie and y. T. tIarvic. ,rus
t"eN. a. W l.. laugh ami Ivy l. twifcl
lot u. West View. May 20. lYiS: SLSe.
lanes Gordon smith. trustee. IL A L.. NJ,
,ician "s":l acres IN north SID" Cary Stree
H"mn Nnu.h it"H Patterson Avenue. Apr
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rhrockmorton. lot Is. block 5. Powha,An
rlACy. February :: 1919: $3.50,
WASHINGTON Park Land Corporation TO II.
u. Hucics. Jr,. lot ~, block -. Washington
Park. July :. i?l:: 500.
J"Srrh n: knhout and Matilda ,wiie) :"
IrcCuor" Suukup. les acres IN HeurlCo
county. north OF Forks of White oak
Swamrs. uinc miles east uf city tHichmuInD
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor Sale.


MEEK MAY 18TH TO 18TH.
INCLUSIVE.
!. BIG SIN, sTUpEsAKEn. now being
driven on! b, Mr DaIuen. wliI De sud
n.s "vSh
shan st nl sood aa ai a osy
tor demonstrating purposes.
o1rn sfsf st siu&sesHs5 SIX !ho5oushy
new tup anu -AGvliunt puy.
i.liest mouti ot Is series. IN. Is "a sps:
ciai attfaI,vn
- arCDEEAkEI; si., 7-pa,senser.
drINe" les tnam :vo mics r'irst-rIa.s
Uncertainties. SHE. tc'aI"s-ned. M,.. us
ed darn o,ue Gypsy to, ' sool i.res pam An
t&rrilcnt buS.
i sTUDEDAkER SIX touring. painted
mato9" N"turas Wood whee.s. A!lsn!
20 srCDEnAkEk. 4-cynnd.r touring
/ IS series Studcbaker one-ion truck Nus
he seen To ue appreciated.
| - series Rec. 6-cyIinder touring
II series Chandler. s-rylinder touring
!. series Chandler. 6-cy!lndrr touring.
IS 'erie.. messenger siudeosker. t.cyi-
l..us. tuU:.ns
Is .er'e=. a.nassenE=r Grant. 6-cymnLsr,
touring
II series. s-pa-senser Odsmobils s-cyl-
imder touring.
IS series REQ 5-passenser. i-cyIinder
WEScorT. II series. 5-passenger touring
! LbLlt.k. i-pa ssengsr touring
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nENwlCo rHI DEED.
nLNKlco RELEASE DEEDS.

w. j Gilman and wife 10 II. Sutton. trus-
toe. lots I" L. inclusive. block l. in NJ &
PatitirUn> >ub-diN,sion. April l. 1919: SS.lSr