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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01
Written for The Enterprise
February q. 1919.

ICUI uoIH -. 1917
Our dear and beloved friend,
Mrs. Anthony H. Miranda. Sr-
nee Laura Elite was claimed on
Saturday, Feb. %, 1919 by death,
at her residence 1920 Toulouse
St. at New Orleans. After an i'll
ness of many months, she seeked
many places for her recovery, but
in vain; she has joined those Saint
ly Spirits in realm where there is
naught but "Peace and Happi-
ness" This thought is consoling
to her loved ones. especially her
dear old mother Mrs. Octave Etc.
well known and loved here. The
kind attendance Of relatives and
friends made their sorrow more
tearable. Mrs. Miranda was well
known and loved here, being q
graduate of New iberia High
School her loss is deeply felt by
her many friends. Funeral serv-
ices were held at st. AnthOny's
church, on Monday, February 22d.
Burial at st. Louis cemetery. She
leaves to mourn her, a husband
and her aged mother, Mrs. Octave
Elite and seven children.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01

Mrs O. p. Romero and son Mr..
Louis Romero Seft on Wednesday
for Baton Rouge where they will
attend the wedding Of Mr.. Ogden
Romero to Miss Irene Lambert.
Anthony Ransonet Of Jeane-
rette was reported wounded IN
France during the last few days
of the war.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Rockfort OF
Houston, Texas arrived here last
Monday to visit their relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Graliano.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Voolfolk
and daughter are visiting in Little
Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Fannie May Trousdale, OF
the staff Of the Southern School
Work of Alexandria, is making a
tour of inspection Of the schools
Of iberia Parish. She is accomp-
anssd by Parish Superintendent
l.. r. lilly.
Mrs. A. "a. CrOuchet returneu
on Wednesday from Rayne, ac-
companied by her. little grandsons
Vincent and James Ohappuls.
Miss Rttie Carver is the guest
of friends in Crowley.
Miss Alice Durand of st. Mar
tinv;lle is visiting Mrs. l.. Della.
hOussaye.
Miss Davies of New Orleans is
the guest of Mrs. John Ogden.
| Mrs. F.. G.. Blumenthal has re-
turned home from a visit to New
Orlcans.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens and baby
of Ged are the guests OF Miss
Louise Vidrine.
Mrs. John DeValcourt returned
on Tuesday from a visit to rela
tives in Franklin.
9 Lieut.. Robert Leblanc of New
Orleans was a weekend visltol
here with his parents Mr.. and Mis-
Gabe Leblanc.
| Mr.. Oliver Ortmeyer OF Little
Rock. Ark. visited his sister Mrs
James Colgin for few days thi
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Ross and lit
tie daughter of New Orleans hav'
taken ND their residence at tn
Gables.
Miss Florence Reynolds Of Nor
gan City is the guest Of Mrs. Johl
Buquor and Mrs. Alpha Fontelier
The many friends of Miss kath
crime Craig, regret to learn tina
she is confined to her room frol
eye trouble.
Mr.. Frank Delaune has re
turned to Rayne after few day
/. visit to Mr.. A. A. Crouchet.
| Miss Estelle Barros and Mis-
: Corinne Bodin entertained at
supper dance last Sunday evenin
). At the home of Mr.. F. M. Bodil
\ Spring flowers and ferns dec'
I rated the home and clusters
flowers added to the beauty of tn
/. tables. The guests who wei
$ present were Misses frankie Ho
loman. Sondee Bomvallian, Hel
rietta DeBlanc, Marguerite Bodil
Messrs. Walter Delcambre, One
FL Borel, Joe Derouen. Vid Cou
reage and Camille Bodin.
al The many friends of Mr.. Roy
l. Morris will be sorry to learn
his death which occurred on Fe
n Is, at the home of his father-i
n law in Owensboro, KY. Mr.. Mo
ris was a resident Of Jeaneret
d for several years and was we
e known in New iberia. He is su
,rI vived by a wife and two SIN;
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01
LOCALS

The Episcopal Ladies Auxil-
airy will meet On Tuesday. at half
past three o'clock at the home or
Mrs julius Koch. All members
are requested to attend.
Liberty Bonds bought. Inquire
New Iberia Enterprise.
"A case of small pox developed
in this City last Sunday and was
reported to the City authorities.
Overton jackson. a colOred man IS
the victim who came here from
Lake Charles the daySbefore his
case was disc overed. "
Fire proof Iron Safe for Sale.
APPLY to Henry Patout.
Died, at her. residence on
Bank Avenue on Wednesday. Feb.
26th, 1919 at 2:35 A. NJ, Mrs
Henry Dorsey, nee Victora MI
guez. Deceased was born in this
Parish on July 9Th, 1855. She is
survived by her husband and sew
eral children, Messrs. Ozer, alpha.
Victor and Mesdames Pierre and
Paul FACES. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Langlo's
at st. Peters Catholic 4 Irch on
Wednesday afternoon atNb clock
On Thursday morning last
Mr.. R. A. Jacob representing MIR
Thomas Gonsoulin, the owner O.
| Interlaken Plantation disposed o
that fine sugar plantation to Mr.
ii. D. Sweazey of Crowley for I
consideration of $48,OOO.W. Thu
property is situated in Littl
Fausse Pointe and it is considere'
! one of the finest pieces OF rea
I estate in the Parish. We welcom
the new owner to this Parish an
feel confident he will be wei
pleased with his holdings in lbt
; ria. ~
Little Wilson Drago the ont
year-old child of Mr.. Joe Drag
| was bitten by a ferociouTYog o
Tuesday evening last. II seem
a negro girl went into Mr.. Drago
store with the canine and Will
there the little child attempted I
put its hand on the dog when
was snapped in the face and tn
upper-lip lacerated. Despite tn
dog law and the measures take
every once and a while by the of
GERS to get rid Of them there is "
many running at large around tt
community. 1t would be well IL
general cleaning up of all stra
dogs in the near future before Il
spread Of rabies which was
common last wear.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01
NOTICE.

New Iberia, La. Feb. 70, 'l9.
Parish Superintendent l.. X.
Tillv announces that the next ex-
aminations for Teachers Certlh-
Gates will be held at the New lie
ria High School March 3lst and
Anril / and 2 for white and April
g 4 and 5 for colored.
All who are DESTROYS OF obtain
ing certificates to teach IN the
schools of the State will report a.
the above named places at y A. NJ
on the opening day.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that two
certain promissory notes dated
October Dist, 1893, payable in one
and two years after date each for
the sum of five hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven dollars, endorsed by Mr..
Henry Landry in favor of Mr..
Moliere Romero. the said notes
has been paid and application has
been made for the cancellation OF
said mortgage. Recorded in mort
gage book A19 at folio So.
This the 28th day Of Feb. 1919.
Henry Landry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01

New iberia, La. Feb. q, '19.
Notice is hereby given that one
certain promissory note dated
December 14th, 1917, for $5W.W,
to the order of holder or holders,
due one year after date, with eight
per cent interest from date, signed
bv Mrs. M. s. Breussard and Mrs.
L. B. Parker. and identified with
an act Of mortgage passed before
C.. M. Compton. Notary Public,
has been lost or mislald. Inc
public is warned not to negotiate
said note. as it has been paid In
full.
Hazard Vaughn.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01
PERSONALS

/"
Misses Marie and Rita Renou-
DIET were visitors to New Orleans
this week.
Mr.. Leon Veazey of Jeanerette
was a business visitor here last
Saturday. -r
Miss Elizabeth Forgey returned
Monday to sOpelousas after sew
eral days visit to her parents Mr..
and Mrs: JEFF. Forgey:
Born to Dir. and Mrs. J. w. X.
Shaw on Sunday February Odd a
SON.. e..
Miss Katie Murray Of Lafayette
was a..week- END visitor here.
Mr.. Harry Winters of New Or
leans visited relatives here last
Sunday. ' n- ..
Mrs. and Mrs. Nat Dauterive,
Mr. and Mrs. John Holland and
Mr. and Mrs. "A. j. Suberbielle
weresvisitors to Lafayette last
Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. Sam Nuckolls
left Monday to spend a few days
in New Orleans.
Mr. John Webb of Alexandra
is visiting his daughter Mrs
George Duperier. ~ @
Miss Myrtle Winters Of New
Orleans is the guest Of relatives
and friends here. og
. Mr.. and Mrs. ALBERT Estorge
and Miss Maud were visitors tc
New Orleans this week for a few
days.
Mrs LeDoux E. Smith of Alex
andria visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. b
Murray this week.
Mr., Gerald Estorge Of New sOr
leans was a weekend visitor. here
Miss Ella Goodwin returned OF
Tuesday from Baton Rouge, &C
companied by her aunt. MRS :ss
Gelpi who will reside here will
Dire Goodwin s family.
Mrs. Beverly Calpll has re
turned home from Sooeral months
visit to relatives in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurent Dauterlv
and little SON Laurent, Jr. OF LA
fayette were weekend visitor
here. ,ss
Miss Beatrice Brady returne'
on Monday to her home IN CoVlne
ton after several months vlsl
with Mrs. George Riviere.
Mrs. H. o. Indest :. and lltti
daughter Olga returned on Nor
dav from a visit to st. Martlnvllls
Mr.. and Mrs: WI. Deroue
and Masters Tom and Marco
have returned home from snol
VISIT to Jeanerette.
Miss Odette Vuillemot entel
tanned few of her friends VIII
a dance last Sunday evening
. her home on Duperier Ave.
Miss Soudee Bonvillain OF Jea'
erette spent several days here tn
week, the guest of Mrs. r.
Bcdin.
Mrs. Andrew Gibson OF Gue.
dan is visiting at the home
Mrs. j. B. Gibson.
Nr. T,ouis iDurand Of Bate
Rouge is the guest OF her oaus
ter. Mrs. Emile Vuillemot.
Judge Felix VOORHEES, left
Monday for a visit to relatives
st Martinville.
Mr.. Whitney Romero arrl Nv,
here on Monday from Camp ~
to be at the bedside OF his fath
who is very ill.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01

WANTED-A competent col
ored woman to nurse three little
boys Must be unencumbered and
particularly fond Of children.
Wages $500, willing to go to the
countrv.-Mrs. II. BurgulereS,
Foster p. O.. La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01
LETTRE D'APPRECIAT1ON.
Cherac, lie 6 Fevrier, 1919

Cherac, lie 6 Fevrier, 1919.
Cher bienfaiteur:
Ye vous remercie imminent
de votre mandat qui me rendra
grand service pour acheter DIES
vetements chaud. Je vous en-
serais recondissant par l'affectlon
que ie vous temoigneraix.
Recevez, cher 'bienfaiteur, tous
mes bons souhaits ct affectueux
remec iements.
RENT Lagarde.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-01
FOR SALE

Two nice comfortable homes
one on St. Peter Street. the other
on Iberia Street.
IBERIA BUILDING ASS ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

out the city by Miss Lucy Gwynue
Branham, of Baltimore, II national or
gani2er for the party; Miss Katharine
Preston. of Norristowu: Miss Elizabeth
McShane and Miss Edith ITillcs, and
other members of the Pennsylvania
branch
The dodgers" give an invitation to
attend the all day convention. and Il
mass meeting. which will be held in
the evening. when Miss Alice Paul, ma
tional chairman Of the woman's party {:
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley and Mrs. Rich
ard Wainwright, both of Washington,
will speak on the federal suffrage
amendment.
The campaign in Philadelphia is to
enlist members and obtain an over
whelming support for the federal
suffrage amendment.
In addition to distributing the cir
culars the woman's party is holding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

meetings in the various congressional
districts at which the speakers arc
Miss Brnnham, Miss Mary lngham,
state chairman OF the woman's party,
and Miss Cecily Bass, recently admit
ted TO the practice of laws.
This afternoon tea will be given
by Miss Fanny Travis Cochran, 13l
South Twenty second street, for the
second congressional district members
Congressman George $. Graham has
been invited TO attend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

Auto Bandits Take Banks S93oo
81. Louis. April 11.-Eight bandits
Yesterday robbed the Baden bank OF
$4,000 after forcing five employees ot the
hank into a vault. Tho bandits escaped
in waiting automobile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
CITY-WIDE CAMPAIGN
FOR SUFFRAGE HERE
Wonaan's Party Launches Drive
Preparatory to Opening of
ANNUAL State Meeting

"Cood morning! Have you seen our
circular?' is the new slogan of the
National Woman's party, which is
starting an intensive campaign in Phil
ndclphin, to culminate in the annual
convention to be held here April 20.
Thirty thousand circulars have been
printed.
They are being distributed through
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11

The model illustrated is S49s.
Choice of wool poplins, mems
wear serges, tartan plaids and
novelty plaids. Several unusually
dressy models for choice,
street Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-11
A Special
Sale, at

s'?i:S H;ss''% 1 'sas { !" : +: +: : r.
dressy in their
new beaded and embroidered
effects. All new spring SUIT
shades. Best $500 and $500
values at this special price.
street Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08

Real Estate and Court News
CHANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

n. l.. HARDWOOD TO William Lsze,i Phillips.
s.63xi32 feet cast line rhr,y-socond Street.
1orfy.sevcn feet north OF Q Street. April
1.@l9l9: tax sl.so. $40
- a. r.. Walker and l.. y. twIte) to l.. IL.
Garland. 23NTo feet south line Milton Street.
Il7 feet east OF Delaware street. February
Hssyey a; iiisssson and Mary. b; twife,
S1Srookland Park. sexl5o feet west line North
Avenue. between Rogers and Hooper Streets.
April 2. 1919: $3.50.
H. NJ. Stuart 10 Nathaniel Goode., 100 feet
nam Street being western portion Of tri-
stuart from 4. J. Bradley's trustee. April
). 1919: $500.
J.. il. Dodson to James G. Blake. lot 4.
biock 81. barton Heights. 50Sl2j feet cast
limo Barton Avenue. $50 feet north of
5hss,rSs . nv STessI,o Lien $1,000 March 81
!. : tScrrec,ion>s.f W smith 7. and IL, w
Smith 10 $ s;ernberg. No, c Eus; Main
Street. - feet II IL inches MI feet 4
inches north line Main Street IS feet 10
inches east OF foushee street. April $. 1919:
3 :. Rosa D. Woodward TO Frank A. Blicy.
No s5Il Floyd Avenue. 30 feet . inches
west o! DAVIS Avenue. March IS. 1919: IAN
: Pcil $. Rogers and Grace ~ twifc> TO
llcibcrt Accc and Adiie twifcD. No. 1905
South Meadow street. J0Nl30 feet. at south
Nest corner OF Mcadow aud Windcr Streets.
LIN nic, Size AprI! t. 1919: tax SEQ, $40
/, feet north line = Street GS feet west of
alley. hpril |, 1919. 81. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
OFFICERS OF NAVAL RESERVE
IN REGULAR ESTABLISHMENT
May ne Given Appointments in Navy
to Serve Six Months After
Peace.

WASHINGTON. April - Officers
with tho rank Of ensign of tho line in
the naval reserve force. whether on ac-
tive o. inactive duty. may be appointed
for temporary service in the regular
navy under orders published today by
the Navy Department.
Those still on active duty must be
recommended by their commandants OF
commanding officers and those OIL in
active duty may apply direct to the Bu
reau OF Navigation
All officers will bc required 10 pass
a physical examination and must obli.
gate themselves to serve for Il period
OF six months after the declaration OF
peace.
qualified students now at officer ma
tcri:,l schools also Will be accepted for
such appointment on recommendation
on or before their graduation. .Appli-
cations from reserve officers Will be
ereivcd until April 10.
By transferring to the temporary
navy reserve officers who desire Sucn
service. the department. hopes to make
III the shortage resulting from the en-
forced release from active duty Of oifi-
GERS OF the reserve force. which must
be completely dem OBLIGED immediately
after the declaration of peace.
The appointment of reserve officers to
the temporary establishment also may
make il possible 10 release some of the
officers of the temporary force who de-
sire TO return now to civil life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
L. ;. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.


The United States Circuit, Court or APP
rcal3 reconvencd yesterday morning at 10
otriGck. with the following Judges and Of
ncin!a IN attendance: circuit Judges j. T.
WOODS. OF Marion. s. c: District Judge John
e kosc. OF Baltimore. Md; Clerk Claude NJ
Saunders 1850 W.
YESTERDAYS, being conference day. no asses
icrence upon cases heretofore argued aud
Remaining undecided
cases IN ca today:
in N Eros ,sos iSwa Id Shoyslser. Pla!n,a
Lrici Court at Martinsburg' ". Va on re-
hearing. To be argued hS T. NJ ShowaI,cr
OF Tairmont W; Va: John A. Howard Ind
=; Iio " Fit: OF Wheeling; ". VA. Tor plain.
CnncI States attorney. of MartinsburG w
Va Harry y. Dyer ssistant Cnitcd States
Stiorney. or Philippi. W. Va and J. j =.
UwlIien. ASSISTANT United States attorney. OF
NnceHnS. '" Va. for the defendants IN
-, No ISas Harry Downs and Homer wade
nt<intiHs in error the United Statcs OF
hm ,I,ica defendant in error: error TO tho
argued by Martin, Brown. of Moundsvi!ic.
stuart IS. Walker. United states .ttorncV
oi MartinsbGrS. W. Va and Harry II Dyer
s!.nt tniicd states attorney. OF Phiiipi
~ No 1854 old Dominion Trust ,-n,p,.,y
appellant. vs. First Nationa! Rank Of OK.
iord. - Al apbelie+s: appeal from the bis.
tTict Court a. Raleigh. y. Z. TO bc arsucd
ny r Paucson End II. II. smith il.
a. Hicks. - s Roystcr Of C,xforG X =
100 + l. Hicks. OF Henderson. y c. for an.
Court adjourned until this morning ., 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

NJ Boxlcy and c. NJ. Mahoncy. trustees.
10 Gertrude \. Wilkinson. 10 feet MSS feet
l-2 inches south line beverly Street. iea
i ., vest OF Randolph Street. April g. 1919;
ALFRED J. Kirsh trustee. TO d. w. smith
trustee; No. s East Main Street, rs feet ii
L. inchss Kiss feet inches north line Main
street IS feet 10 inches cast OF Foushcc
street. april ., 1919: $500.
iichard W.. Jones' trustee. hgnc:
i.e s and Frank thusband). 5oxIio fee,
north line Bacon Road. II feet inches west
OF Miller Avenue. April 5. 1919: $3.50.
a. j. GhcwninS and +, NJ Boxlcy. tru.-
ices. TO Martha L. Wade nd James T. (hus-
bandO CT al. No. 2l7 South I.ombardy Street.
1870 itet cast line l.ombardy Street. 40
t3ls. ''' i'''
Leigh \ Page, trustee to Richmond
I:ca!hcr ManufacturnE Company. No ".OI
last cary Street. SSxI20 feet at southcas st
EnrnSr OF twenty second and Cary Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
CHARTERS GRANTED.

fsi s,:'i , cor9Gsqn cSmmissen ran,sd
oase e@9W il' TG Geo
dent 1nd sser,,.ry Trrd :. softer treas 'ySs
s3t and l. Ii buaiey f 4. Of "h KST.nSn.
ni"%n-.,iHi!: mechanical structure! and
Wright. Land and Fruit Co. Inc. Low
SIC ooo mini1no n1o"sg MiwuW
,h o;h nTeiI,deni: l. l. LA vice president,
son; SECRETARY and treasurer. Arlington, Oh.
isct-liis and fire insurance agents. general
The Robertson Hardwsre company. Inc.
nnlmGm 5000 oaesYs% ,iGS ooS;
Erh -ison. :, president, wes,hayen Va
toli csuniy and #hi,.Esr' S,spt MqT
Tss oI,.,nn,,b and 1nrsasurer + y 50 J.
hsrdware business.
my S-'i heim1 ESss'Fh !. IHesmai,y Gosnr,
600; minimum. $4,000 onlccra-Tioyd r
race Md AND d. H mGHlaTF ii1y5e
Wilkes Barre. Pa: Albert II. Bouldon. sec
iiy inaarsnee Of esesirh, Of ? ndiyiau.s
Pnrtsmou,h Steam Laundry. Inc Po-,s
mum 900 oaicer SnR'n a 900 wa mtn
S efe Zee %6Gd wfrI n
--:-,anager--a!! o. Portsmouth. Laundry bust
na Il Fl D'ra CO. Ips ro5,s"op'h cap;s
Icy. vice pre- sidcn,, and George BOSNIAN see
re, s, IN o, ror,sm""p,h. Va. Object, gen
srsi tsi!orinE. clothing, pressing and
hncndmcn to charter OF J. j. AlcPher
son Packing and Ice Corporation No-foll
Oficers-J. Mcpherson. president an.
Edgar l.. White, secretary. incrcas!ni
msximHm capital stock from $500, 600 {
Amendment to charter OF Kachler Motto
eipaI Office from Rchmond to SoSfoii Pr r.,
Ge Zee Iv;I;;h McDcnough. Jr.. president
The Powell Co: Inc. Norfolk. Capita
! .-maximum. $4,000: minimum. $1,000. or
d ncers-ThomSs j. Powell! president: G. A
4 Austin and G. 4. ,Eyerhart. vice pre- aid nj
& sli or Sorfosk; j, J. Powell. secretary. Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-08
CH.tNCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Ki r on' ana ana hS Gae % to
noItsh line Jones street. March -. 1918;
and shes 2 HfifhHisrG 'sqS
Avenue and Front ont strce, Npril iSi"
M STTs Rosa y. Morris and Aunrey NJ. shus,,
HE,hp. :. Johnson and Iii Lila il. t|ise ''' 70
ii ,Tso Clay stree, bs'Wsep third ana rouTi
aI 81 isi, Goods sS nnsnson
;, w aaIson p Woo; and SUSIE il. (wlfe 70
5 Main T i5s IS s.. iae&ei a.. 5ss;
q Fourteenth street. Nprii .. 1918: sill:
II h M = Meo5 ;4s, and Mary u WI w's
S Sss fSi23 fSe south linz Clay street -
i5fr ras s sas;a T. !s. Z 9Fs ss ssss:
NJ lcci north side Fedora! street 80 feet
a f E}5S and i y Ed isi' jh tsl nd,
HoT ne e DIVA SSnhsg oc 9ss
s., 1smes Street. MsrSh =. isis: $50 sss' o.
COUNTY 4T sHS to Tbs of rT Kns
I'LL: sIus;ee of ches,sriica ,couniy. No; 8
70 lS,s inches 3 cast OF rOushee Street April )
William \. Holmes to Alexander II. Sands.
trustee. 2Sxl3" feet on Thrtieth street los
:c9i from Street; March IS. 1919: sell.
richmond leather Manufacturing Com
trustees. SSNl2o feet. at southeast corner OF
SentE- second and Cary Streets April =,
Frank 4. Bliley and Nellie T. (wifc, to
John a. Coke. Jr.. No. 25ll Floyd Avenue.
30 ieet inches xl2c fee; south line Floyd
avenue. I39 feet west OF Davis Avenue.
Wills Wills Hicks and Ida twifel to L. i.
nd TUE
second Streets. April |. 9l9; 5000.
90 r. u Perkins and Ruth II. twifc) TO John
sloan, trustee. 35Slio feet east line Ensiow
Z, Avenue log feet south of Byron street.
Hazard and Mary Eta twifo, to
/. j.. W. KylSnd. trustee. No S0t Lamb Ave
nue.. 50xll7 feet inches west line I.smb
;hrenue. 80 feet south of Dove Street. April
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Eunera, of coione, Dickman.

WASHINGTON. April - Funeral
services for Licutenant-Co Fred
.rick 7. Diciman. who, with Major
John w Butts. was killed in an air
plano accident az Amer'cus. Ca.
Thursday last. were held here today,
interment being in Arlinston. Colonel
hickman was the son OF Maior-General
Di2kman comma ndins the Third Amer
lean Army. in Germany. Colonel Dickl
man is survived by a wife and young
SON Mrs. Dickman before her mar
riaSc was Miss Hazel Lawrence. OF
Tampa Fla.