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The Washington herald., 1919-10-19
POLISH PRINCE
EN ROUTE HERE.

The Diplomatic Corps is soon to
have a most INTERESTING addition in
the form of n prince. who will come
here to he first Minister from Po-
land to the United States. America
will like this prince. His cards
read simply. "Casimir Lubomirski."
His manners are informal and his
tall figure is both dignified and
democratic. He will sail for New
York this week. When you see him
you will take him for an American
business man.
1T is reported that you have re-
nounced your title" he was asked.
The prince smiled and turned to his
companion who eNplained:
Arizona republican., 1919-09-11
To Our Patrons:-

FadOnS:-
 You will of be interested know that the SIX TENTH YEAR OF THE SCHOOL opens with the Fall Term MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
 The Director of the School will be in the office beginning THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1th and will be pleased to meet and consult the pupils and others interested in planning the work for the coming year.
 We prepared to offer superior advantages than for the study of PIANO, VOICE, VIOLIN, MAN DOLIN, CORNET, TROMBONE, and other STRING, REED and WIND INSTRUMENTS, PIANO PRIMARY TRAIN ING DEPARTMENT, HARMONY, MUSICAL HISTORY, PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC, EXPRESSION, ENGLISH and other LANGUAGES, and DANCING reasonable rates of tuition
 The results obtained by work this School we'll and favorably known to need comment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
General Nenx Nnte.

John MIckcrs, white, was arrested
Yesterday. charged with transporting
liquor He was found in possession OF
twelve quarts of whisky concealed in
hot water bags.
The Young Business Mems Club held
meeting tonight, and heard an adj
dress on Social Service" by Chapla in
Robert Nelson, of Camp Lee. an author
ity on the subject.
The Board OF Aldermen failed to
mold meeting Monday night. only
four OF the twelve members showing
up Many important matters were to
be considered
Clerk W. 1. Gilkeson, OF the Cor
poration Court OF Hopeweli. VINO has
held that position since the court was
established, mas resigned. and expects
soon TO return TO Norfolk. HIS sue
cessor has not been appointed.
AT a m2Ss- m ting held last night in
the synagogue N North Market Street,
after addresses By Mayor Gillian, Rev
DR.. Str!bbling 4 I'D Charles r Lassiter
resolutions OF protest against the i'll
Treatment Of Jews in Poland and other
European countries were adopted and
ordered sent to President wilson
Presiding Elder Colonna Rev. w o.
Gordon, OF tho Memorial Church. and
Rev: ". y. Royal. OF Ettrick. will at
tend tho centenary missionary meeting
20 be held in Columbus. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
HESKICo BARGAIN AND SALE nrrns

J; Thompson Brown. l.. D., =
sii5 a Min,a "A 6site> to L. Rata!ise
way. lots l. a,S S"h,h side r.. F: s. = Rail.
II EI,l scIss Nag 3. 1919, $500 ana .
a. So q. block b. Monumeai h rs, tot'
MAY y. 1873; tax si.0 $40 helShis.
r a. .hut Is Cartwright and NJ r fwif,, IN
90 =. iounE. acres on south line :; IL
81 n, ""au at spring Road. June g. isis
:, Mack Bass and Bessie tw.fe) 20 II e.
ie'e i2t 10. section !. wcs,vew. june Z,
r i,%a So, y Lee % isabella V walden.
Hs, ."h|- Nay u. 1873: tax % cents $40
-, X kchn"y TO W. r. Drinkard 10, !,
isis; tax 81 'S;n in F<rk Addition. June ;.
frank Hqu.sut and Sophie twife) 10 An
II 4Io!czs!. ioih J, 2. 10 and Il section 7
!see.hMooQ PaEk: Jnne 9. i.Ia Slsi - ~.
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CHASCERY RELEASE DEEDS

siSssse Hs 5 :,os s,ass
ssss65 OF Twenty ninth Street June 4 ,sis
.od r. L; c,rou,shne!d. trustee. to Dora Levin.
1915 s2.o ofS. and Allen Avenue. June l.
lls srq ,ras.s IS H &c and Rober, Bay
sJJs snsx Juns :: 1919. 500 '''' ana Blair
a SRRSs' y NJ so 81 ise, Ale. HSsnas
, i%i,j HT@od oaklfy and fl! anas ssG n
ys"a vest 9oTi@ !ys E9r g'qss
,5asiscf 70 FsS Ssf and M M,liia" s. Bose
TO fe. ~ NJ , ise, south ny Leigh Street.
Of BROCK Aysnus June T. 'G 1918 '' s$:a4 cast
schwerd,fereerrl aF4; JrI, trustee, TO. annie
% "a fe.t east OF Plum strest. j nisn"i,
shaw ana asssn fes 0fH Sphel ,S GTfa
or fISyd y%Pus 1%ss isi ~ f:f 81, a9f g
70 !. e ~ MMHESF and sn sal al +
scse s. fss s yss il sssSaa
any ". T.; Rs4d. trustee. to Il. E. Anderson
II dM Park feet, cas-, n ne Ems as
;, niehmonl Trust co, compain .s'' ,ru,,o. - :.
Iees,c. moore; Olga T. lwife). and James
i linz, inchss by l5a fee, urreEuIarJ or;h
Fiji, S,rc.,s t'est; % feet inches east Of
,r,, ~; !. hicheson and F. l.. Cru,chno,1
t,u:t.es. TO Henry s. Walier.tcin :a ~ /, ~ a.
iest At southeast corner Of IH,S +Vhl25
r. f r. Pan, lyme Tyne 4, 1919. sl.i20. "'''
c bbes,"r Apartnent Company. inc, ..W"sst
:, no., ,tpaf tnen;.' 54Xl32 feet 4 t,rbc.
nYNt 'nodst corner OF Grove Aye,r.. 49,, ne
f 4. ". Jack Jsek.o1 June 1919. ,sii26 ana
ICES. 70 Vert a Chesternan nns ;'us-
corner Of ot s;I,;, Yet inches. at northeast
June Z I.i. "a HHHeennue and Morris Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11

ceedinRs in the Supreme Court or Ap-
peais this day: Adams Express Co. VS.
allen submitted on briefs. Nickels KS
Miller submitted on briefs. Hundlev
VS.. Reynolds argued by John Z. Lee
and Samuel a. Anderson for appellant
and Allen l. Sowder for appellee, and
submitted. BORDEN ct ais. VS. Rigby
Ir;. argued by Guy +. Elicit and JOS
eph NJ. Sanders for appellant. and w.
n. Colhoun. for appellee. and submit
argued by w. A. Wingfield for appei
liant and continued until tomorrow
morning. Next cases to be called: Bar
rett and simpson VS.. Cloyd's executors
nisgett VS.. Roanoke Water Company.
Wolonter vs.. u. ;. Casualty Co. Nicols
trustee. ct al. VS.. Nichols ct ais. Fry's
executor VS.. T!llett. guardian Will
!iaUs VS.. Payne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
NOMADS OF DESERT MEET
City of indianapolis Invaded by Hos
OF Mystt. Shrinc
Visitors.
LIE Assoclated Prcss !

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. June 10
Win Approximately $4,000 visitors in
the city and several thousand more 70
arrive today and tonight Indianapolis
has been turned over to the Nonads
OF the Desert. here TO attend the four
day meeting Of the Imperial Council!
Of the Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine. which began yes
terday.
The big contest of the session will
be on Thursday. when the next meet
ing place OF the imperial council will
be selected. Thus far the only notable
contestants are Portland, Ore. and
New Orleans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
On tho Curb Market

Ne" YORK. June lo-lnfucnccd by The
smaller business and rec"d!nE prices In
other security markets. prices tho curl
were mixed to changes from tho finals
of yesterday and dealings in i.sa &C
tive volume than they have been
Most Interest was conferred In tho OF stocks
In which prices well maintained n
near the best levels OF tho week Indus
trials were less active. Metal stocks were
without special feature. intcrcs; being sea,
i".d through narrow list OF Issues. The
sales follow:
iooo Aetna TOT. q ir,4 10 United Motors
s. IS: 1,5Go co.dcn.. III all",: tI9 Federal
37h 5oi. 900 Merit, on CORPORATION. ~. n
29s 500 M"tropolitan Petroleum. a. q q.
400 Victoria on. new .'rCk. ~ n ~: or
Atlanta. 5Tfi.' i.5nf niE Ledge i+cl.: :.bG
Consol Arizona Smcit. l2.lSTi!Is !.3''
Goldfeir CouSol isCls 1900 Mckinley
Darrarh. soGs7: 100 Mother Lode. tfl,7:
$50 S:pissinE Mining. HI AIM: go Tonopah
~, :
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trustee. 7o1 and 7oll-2 ST. James Street.
35Stt feet east sidc St. James Street. between
$3.50. " ''
Adeiaids G; Thompson to +. NJ. Boxiey.
trustee. 2l3 West Leigh street. ~ feet )
inSnfs 6y ii5 ,.o feet grregulur) south line
alley. June =. 1918: $3.50. "
Frank =. Wilson ana Elizabeth A. (wifc)
South Pine Street. 2 feet ! inches ~ 10 10
t"H ",, west line Pine Street. lld feet inches
n; JIh H,,, D. Gayle and F L; (wiiej to How.
Hiu outton, trustee. IS feet s iuchcs ~ Io1
rect north line Broad Street. 81 feel II incbcs
w seSnt. OF Twenty-third Street Jun. :, laI.'
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LABOR TROUBLES ACUTE
AFTER HOLIDAY SEASON
French Workmcn Hold Numerous
Meetings and Situation Takes on
Grave Aspect.
Iky Assoclated Press.l

PARIS. June 10.-Thc labor crisis.
costal holidays. became acu;. again
toGaE. Numerous meetings were TO be
held today by labor organizations. in
Guiding the metal workers. the trans
port workers. the Paris railroad men.
the national council of the miners
federation. the executive committee OF
the general labor federation and the
congress or registered seamen.
1t is expected that the meetings
~ill show whether the extremists OF
the conScrvatists will control the un
IONS. The extremists are seeking to
turn the strike into n political move
mcnt. while the conservatives condemn
such policy as playing into the hands
of the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
HENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

Joseph b walsh. Joseph Sunni ana
CaT,ns1 , SINS: trustees. TO L r. ana
han !ot J. lots. :. Q. H. II. IL. u. block g,
sgtunoH .. Highland Springs. MAY 70. 1919,
George c. Young TO Robert " Pollard.
tT.ust"eF acr:h on south line HIIlarJ Road
John l.. Ra,c!!ne to Funston and Brown.
lots l. and x. on south lire r. !: e 3
,n IN lots and J. 1915 acres. May 2.
Elizabeth V. Lee TO John II Purcell. ,rus
, zee. io'i 50, 81 @ IS and g. block 3, Mon.
Isabella V. Walden 10 W. Purcell tru.
re. acres on east line Richmond am!
.htsapeakc Bay Railway. May IS 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
HOBO COLLEGE is LATEST
May Study Sociology, Industrial Law
Well Public
Speaking.

NEW YORK, June l0.-Another IN
stitution o: learning was opened today
ir New York.
Il is the hobo college on the Bowery.
No tuition fee is charged and no dip
Tomas are given.
II is under the guidance of the mil
lionaire hobo. lanes E. Howe.
ANY ful-tiedged hobo may take up
the study OF sociology, Industrial Law
and public speaking. This is the
schedules:
The stude" arrives in the morning
at O'Clock and he is sent out In
hunt OF job. If he is not successful
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llTHUANIANS CONVENE
Delegates Representing $4,000 Living
In This Country Meeting In
Chicago.
TRy Associated Prc-s1

CHICAGO, June 10.-Forma! action
favorable to the cause OF Lithuanian
independence and arranging for a
strong movement in that direction, was
forecast today by delegates to the
opened here yesterday. Five hundred
delegates arc present. representing
100000 Lithuanians living in the United
States.
The convention completed It's formal
organization with the election of Sta
sys GeSuzis. of New York. as presi-
dent.
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New Cars In Service.

~ number of new cars are 10 be
Virginia Railway and Power Company
tom morrow. They are "one-man" cars
That is, they Will be operated exclu-
siFciy by the motorman. The pas
senGers enter and leave the car by the
front door and pay as they enter.
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High School Alumni.

meeting for the organization Of
an alumni association Of the gradu-
VIII be held next Monday night The
matter Of organizing such an associa
tion has been talked of for several
years. but not Eniil very recently has
the movement taken definite shape.
prominent citizens who are graduates
OF the nigh school are heading the
moNelncnt -
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Damage by I;uiIs,orm.

me hailstorin of Saturday afternoon,
II IS learned. caused considerable dam,
age to growing crops in D.nwiddie
County. principally in the section be-
tween Petersburg and the county
courthouse. Wheat is reported to have
suffered the worst. 1t is not known
now wide an area was covered by
the storm
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Chicago LIVE STOCK NAnKET

CHICAGO. June i0-Iiogs: Receipts. IS. 600
mead: market active 10 cents Ia Il cents
above abe yesterdays average; top. .o25: bulk.
IggG2 9l5: medium weight. 1885 q 2025: piEs.
Cattle: Receipts 1900 head: beef steers
SLOW; some carly sales steady: butcher stock
10 70 Is cents higher: cables 81 10 70 cents
mEhsr: i.cdera strong; beef steers. medium
weight. II Is a Is 25: veal calves. 1875 n iS IS
sheep: Receipts. 1900 head; desirable
hnHnE grades strong TO - cents higher
!ambt. l9Ioft 10 S.: springs, 1900 al 1900,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11

SAVANNAH. GA. June lo.-TuIuentine
hrI:l. lS: sales 324 casks: receipts 313 casks
shipments. $50 casks: stock. ii.<.t casks
Kolin nrm: sales. SIS barrcls: rccrIpts, .2l9
barrels.
i2nal2eo: r. lcNdSi.co: g. l2ycii3p: II.
l3oo: I. I3..o8l3 ~ X 1867 IL 70: ". IL 751t
1870: ~. I+5: VIC. 1875: WV. 1850.
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=--==-==-=7==-== - - -
T.ivrrpcoi Cotton Market.

price. strong: good ,udd.lnr - g. fulluE
m.dd!:ng. 1852. mdtI!ps. 1899; low mid
ding. 1854: good ordlrSrv. iC.i5; ordinary.
1916 Sales 3co1 bales. Including 2.ftl Amer
icsn: receipts. 1909 hsieE. Including l5.Ep
American. Futures closed Irregular and IN
settled June. isT3. July. 1873: Seo,e mb.r r.
nG: October. Is .: January. iII5; March.
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Cable. Nntion,, symn,,br

WASHINGTON. June 1o.-Acting
Secretary Polk has cabled the Ameri-
can legation. at Azuncion, to extend in
lis name 20 the minister of foreign af-
fairs OF Paraguay his deep sympathy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MAKHF

NEW YORK. June l0-Beevcs no trading
Safes stcndy: virginia ,cals. is.5pGt 10 60:
i?.0JGl5.o0.
sheep and ambs steady; sheep tewes).
7CoM 10 50: culls. 500IGC0: lambs % - n q %:
cults. 800: yearlings. l3.0onIio0.
Hogs steady a %. Goa $50. roughs Is 90
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NEW YORK pRnDUCE MAnKrr

Az York. Juno lo.-cottonsecd OH was
xnrov vuity with lard and cotton. but reacted
Sy 'e o'.at later in 'the session under selling
UeaI Ionss and lack OF outside support
leading deliveries were Il points lower 20
bu ppIiss nst higher At the close. Sales 400
S,ts. crude quoted at 2lV9 TO 80. 90. Prime
summer yellow. spot. 2i.25
toy 2p9s coffee dull: Rio Is. 3>4 cents: San
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Real Estate and Court News
CIfAScERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

,a &c, II lnshss ~ r. 80 In sI III. +
mont Avenue. lien OF $500 June s, 1918:
AMAZE sshwerd,teser and w.il!an, 'hus-
band) TO W nosssssp IL. E ciyi AZ Ne
nue.. 81 = Toe! .ast OF Plum street May
Mrs Martha Alien w!se, to Harvey, c
R.0wn iosI ~ 80 sa nS 'Si fs @p q W." on
Avenue to Lombardy Street March -. 1919;
r., Si,,erdinE and Mary L. (w!fe) 10 Lena
m wsse IN SaT OF s!9eM
Street. Meadow nr,dss koaG and 2O-foo,
" rse Ts sae ,t t'it ina y q s' ReAmona
i. Howtsqn Jones: 8. Nor'h Firth Street.
Street. a. south line jackson Street. June
A. r, Harvie and ", Gordon Harvc. ,rus-
sss aSsd .n9 Ma f3ais. ts SFrsa ae
Of ? s,rscfi. May 10 l5iS 500 '''''''S SOU :"
80 PARK Street, $SSic5 Zee, sass line Park Park
street stree a. south I'm. :9;toot alley; lien Of
Isaiah W IL. F,u her Of Huntington. W. Va.
20 ..; FEET e. sa4A "n Ind Flsn,n 6 s,rsy f
fee, ,s last Of ri % Street lien OF $500 Stay
GAY sie4 and ,5 Msy ,ss, csasRs 2s
Street, iS9 fes, west Of Graham Street
WIFE E, aT TO &c clara w W!90sri{ k6man
INCHES cas-, of Morris Street. May l6. 1913
,I Esrnis :, Nov White Ye-,: and William shus
iashes east Of spot aey Nay H. i" 49, SIS:
10 sq Ess,s y p w r1n~ g and W ,hnss,p
AUBURN Asesue IS re, ~ south lSi Of Ma Fs
ssss, Nay Whit e Is' 10 "a" W '.S ~ nowery
fsS s sS sfs sy go on 1879 east 5 sas
TO s. G Dean sm''h and ri ivan and ,aeis r tWiteI
Zee. south line Main street Iss zee, 'i *,
and wos, 10 ee Of lot s. boa seas Ht
PLACE; lien OF $3.50. June :. 1918: tax saa.
+ qf5sf'' and Is s ana Is
G isn Of s;5ss iseI IVES, st.ss:
ssa I oftf? S5ss' a 80 fee, sd
Street s june &c. .o5 .SShes east Of Fifth
Is. ot3! ~ s #'f:3; !
sH go dsfsh T. ss F *
S%'n i 81 u. wf isst s51s
heh VI So,'vv. june 4, 1913;
Ami Annls W. i Mallory and p: $. thusbana> to
q feet inches by 40 feet west line Pine
Street june ~ ffs' 1919 "s as sssS &c. Of Spring
cHANcERY TRUsr DEEDS.
Lena ]. Beardsiey 10 Harold s. Bloom
nut Hill. bounded by Spruce and Juniper
Street. Meadow Fridge Road and 2o-foot
NJ. B. Florshem and Minnie X. (wife)
to J. B. ELAN and @ II. Funston trustees.
"a 9-l2x14o feet west line Boulevard lis feet
north or Floyd Avcnms; June 5. 1919: sH.soo
w. e; Reisseau to William NJ; Miller trns.
line Floyd Avenue. 3ie-5 feet east OF Plum
Street. May 90. 1919; ss.i3a:Il.
Apartment and Home building Corpora
s sS nsFay ne
Lombardy Street. May q. 1919. sss.so5 s' 'f
w. J. Cousins and Mary l.. Cousins to
cG FAY Street so lee feet sos, Ss sx
Street; ,lnsoo feet eta west OF Graham Street
Adsad 80 e NJ posey
Leigh Street. 1870 feet inches east of 20. foot
alley. June 2. 1919; s2,46i.
Mrs. Luella Grove and G. s. fhusband) to
Gass. w san.s AND Auburn
inches by 1so feet west limo Auburn Ave.
nue., 80 feet south OF Main Street May
sss. Sv.a. ns .sss 1 .ss w tss. to soss
line Main Street. 1874 feet 8 ga inches west
Robert w. Taylor to John G. Easlcy.
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YOUNG MAN GOES TO JAIL
FOR PASSING BAD CHECK
Sentenced to Thirty-Day Term by
Petersburg Policc-IIniI
Docs Damage.
[Special 70 The Times DISPATCH

Especial 10 The Times Dspatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. June 10
charged with passing fraudulent
check Tor $40 on merchant. j. H.
Filler, young wl\te man oriy,ina llv
from bcnrsylNania, w..s sentenced 10
thirty days in jail in the Police Court
this mOruinr
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no returns at 2:3o O'Clock when lunch :
con Is served. Then he may attend
the lectures.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL sTOREs
nnH GOODS

NEW YORK. June lO-Cotton goods today
were nrncr. Yarns were Arm. Mems
deliveries fell behind. owing 10 labor con-
dltions. Silks were active.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAnKrr

tSAIcs at Union Stock Ynrds)
report Tor the week ending ] une 3. 1919:
,Shoice steers. 49,. q ir1cc: medium to good
h.Wg, i1e; common to fair. ioQi2e: choic,
heiIcEs l2N l3c: medium to good. lolpl2c
common TO fair. sg,lV: choice to fair ga Toe
n i5ro cows. lo4 he: medium 10 good. 9Q
i9c. common to fair. Cftyc: best oxen. IL N
!sc: medium to good oQt lie: common 10 fair
.Uyc; best heavy bulls. 3GoI9c: fat i!gh,
pulls. SI9c: good Bologna bulls. $40, &C. fair
;Nsc; best calves. ijc: common TO fair. 100.
iiSSc: best hogs. 20iac: pigs and shoats Is n
NC: sows and stays. iaisc: best sheep
" l0c: common To fair. Glnsc: lamhs. is az lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11

Of the death, of the recent President
Manuel Franco and to state that the
!rreparable loss which Paraguay sus
tains IS greatly regretted in this coun-
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11
CHARGE Two n..crtcd

O. f. Jacobs, OF Camp Eustice. and
Louis Cole. OF Camp Lee, both soldiers.
were arrested yesterday. charged with
heing deserterS from the army
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HENRICo RELEASE DEED.
supreme Court of Appen,.

George J. Hooper. trustee. to David L.
watson lot y: block :. Colon!a! Heights.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
and Steamers DAILY, unless otherwise
shown) published only a. Informal
ton and not guaranteed.
I Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11

made by n realty corporation at Leaks
Vile. y. c.. last Saturday. when 229
lots In the township were sold for
S23.3lO in sixty minutes
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SCHOOLS
CAMP POINT LO0K-oUT-For Bows

Ideally situated on Round Bay. Md,
near U. S. Naval Academy. u miles
beach. boating, bathing. fishing. base
ball etc. New modern buildings and
equipment. Directors and instructors
are trained men from best boarding
schools for boys. Tutoring. Limited
accommoda lions Immediate enroll
ment advisable. (Non- military. Book
let. Opens June 18th, closes September
10. Until June 9th, address
PROFESSOR THOMAS A. COLLINS
Shenandoah Valley Academy.
Winchester, Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11

,EUEEOS AIRES. juno lU.-Thrce
aViators were killed this morning in
q collision between two airplancs at
the military flying grounds here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-11

Sell Lots In Sixty Minutes.
DANNlLLE. VA, June lO.,-What Is
believed To DE Il record land sale was
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Markets

Continued From Tenth Pare,
New Britain herald., 1919-08-30

and delivered a speech in oppositio1 to the parade.
 All New Britain ever did for me was to draft me and send me a Red Cross sweater" he said. This spend ing of $40,o00 on the decorations of flags, etc, is all foolishness. We saw enough of flags when we were in tlc' service. Parading is hard work. All I want is to be left alone. I want to forget about the service and the uni form. We wouldn't feel comfortable in the clothes again after having dis carded them about six months ago. I believe that 90 per cent of the selv- ice men want to forget about parad- ing until Memorial Day. The serv- ice men were called in on the llth hour to take part in the celebration and they resent the unfair treatment. The service men want to be left alone. Don't bother us"
 A vote was then taken and the service men almost unanimously de- cided to parade.
 The following committee was chosen by the soldiers to complete the arrangements for the procession: Clarence Callahan, James Curtis. Harold Thompson. Frank O'Brien, Thomas Zuneg, Stanley Karpinski, Silas Lynch, Clifford Hellberg, Gerald P. Crean, Harry Jackson Eric Olson, Harry Alpress, Leland Hoar, Joseph Feingold and Edward Stack.
 Following the appointing of the committee a meeting was called and the committee organized with Ha'1y Jackson as chairman and Gerald r. Crean secretary and it was voted to hold meeting to arrange for the formation of the parade. Members of the Yankee Division were in favor of marching as separate units. Other eX-service men favored marching in solid formation, inasmuCh as some divisions were represented by but two and three men.