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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
THRIFT IN SALMON CAN.
Scientist Hax 1t Figured Ont That
There Are Two Meals
in Each.

One can OF red Alaska salmon makes
the meat course for two meals instead
OF one in our house; for the first day
II is made into salmon loaf (any cook
book Will tel! how to make il, but
we like one with bread crumbs in it,,
baked in well-greased granite pan.
turned out all brown and firm and
served with peas and creamed potatoes
AS the loaf is cut in slices when
serving. after four Of US have fnished
there is always enough 10 slice when
cold for the next day. These slices
re rolled in cornIneal and fried brown
in hot dripDings. When surrounded
with tomato sauce and rice border
no one ever remembers that they had
salmon the day before. and there is
enough money saved from the meat
course alone TO buy several thrift:
stamps. Try il and see-From the
New York Tribune
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
stems OF PEACE VISIBLE
EVERYWHERE IN LONDON
Oncc More Silk Hats and Shiny
Boots Are Rcigning in
Ptccadil1y.
BRITISH CAPITAL is GAY
Smart Folks Arc Again Fox-Trotting
and Ragging, While Automobiles
Grow in Number ON Every Thor
Oughfare Of the City.
BY LADY MARY.

LONDON January 1S.--In the peace
JUST so ssSS Of wa s' still
10 receive n soldiers letter from what
we used to call the front" was
recently from young American officer
who was one OF my fellow-travelers on
board the good ship Saxonia when it
american troops across the Atlantic in
the early days OF last June. This sol
dler-boy" writes to mo from France
the censorship lid has been partly re-
more freely"
It is delightful after the awful days
or past battles TO receive word of
greeting from one whom fate might
have struck down. and 80 this letter
with its CHEEKY spirit was all the more
welcome.
ADVENTURES NUMEROUS
SAYS THIS CORRESPONDENT
TO our adventures over here" my
not do justice within the confines Of a
letter. After We parted six months
ago ut Tilbury Dock. time seems to
England only amounted TO about two
days spent in rest camp at Winches-
ter: and then on TO Southampton. from
which port We at once embarked for
liavre and then from thence cntra!ncd
tor field artillery training camp and
school OF fire near EenneS' where We
Ing Il course there We weT on TO the
front during the middle OF last August,
and, except for Il few days rest now
and then. we have been either in the
.iAc or on the roads in reserve until
that wonderful November morning now
moro than three weeks ago"
QUOTES LETTER FROM
FIELD ARTILLERY OFFICER
II is. perhaps. OF interest 20 mention
that this letter from which ! am quot
nE Is from younE oiilcsr in the s,, One
and that his home is in Kansas. lie
goes to say:
We wero with tho leading division
In tho big American offensive In the
Break Of day on September %. After
get NO returned 10 tho Eosges-Alsace
front for short time, and then moved
on 10 the place from which am now
writing tho Nerdun front, where
We are now waiting further orders.
our camp is Just southeast of Nerdun
aad &c hope 70 sail for home soon.
embark on the return voyage The
o'l''r day. the order came down 20 our
Il ION for officers leave. | have put
in FOR one this month. don't know.
OF course. whether shall be lucky
enough TO secure leave. for only few
OF us at time are allowed TO 20. but
II do happen TO strike luck, I'm go
ing TO do my best TO come TO London.
LONGS FOR PEACEFUL
BEAUTY OF ENGLAND
"A good many OF the boys are choos-
ms 10 spend this holiday in the South
OF France. but I've seen q good deal
too much OF the scary side OF France.
and only enough OF the peaceful! beauty
nf England 10 make me long for 4
better acquaintance with Il. And then
l can at least talk English which is
nearer American than the French par
lez-vous: also ] want TO see some Eng
lish girls. must say ] haven't fallen
for The 'mesdemoiselles' over here.
much | attended my first social
event for months. last week, wh.:I |
went 20 = dance given ~ the olicers
o! one OF the regiments OF our divi-
sion 10 which a Rad Cross hospital no;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

needs committee. under the direction
OF Mrs. William Einstein, consisting
Of representatives OF nfty of the wo-
men organizations in this city. supplies
iellics, fruits and deiicacieS of all
kinds. nail flies. towels, handkerchicfs.
etc. TO hospitals and camps in this
district
The questions Of employment and
e-cStabliShment OF men in community
life are being carefully studied. and
form al imnortnnt phase of the work
OF the organization. The New YORK
city branch Of the Jewish Welfare
Board is cooperating with the United
States Bureau OF Employment, and has
already succeeded in finding positions
for many returning soldiers.
Shirts Tor Sports Wear.
Women who go in for sports and
who Will soon 20 South for much need
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
Burlnp nv n Trimming.

Plain. old fash toned burlap made its
appearance a few weeks ago as a dress
suit trimming. The style designers ia :
generous hand on garments made of
the richest of silks and satins. The
fact that some of these designers chose
names did not deceive the public AS -
what the fabric really was--just plain.
rough a nd-ready burlap, used normally
and other commodities when packed
and rolled and ready for shipment by
freight or express.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
THOUSANDS OF SOLDIERS.
AIDED By new WORKERS
Meals md jobs Given Army Men by
Gotham Jewish Welfare
Board.

NEW YORK, January lS.--More than
10000 men in uniform ar? served each
month ut the cantcens operated here by
the New York branch OF the Jewish
welfare Board report of activities
canteen work, social welfare and
emergency work OF the New York City
branch OF tho Jewish Welfare Board.
has been made public by Dr. Leon
Waters. chairman Of the branch DR..
Watters's report states that during the
last three months 10000 men in uni
form have been served with meals (
tho Jewish Welfare Board canteen at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

ed recreation after nearly two years
of hard war work are having tailored
shirts made OF French blue with turn
over collars and French blue silk cra-
watts. They arc modelled on tho ones
worn BY the French soldiers who have
como TO this country. They arc FASH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
stal balustrades are noteworthy fea-

lures.
/ am told that Lord Colum Stuart
Crichton Is shortly to be married. and
the rumor. SO Ii is said. seems to
Gently announced himself as being in
favor OF tax on bachelors. His only
brother. the MarQucss OF Butte. set him
an example in this direction about
thirteen years ago The inaraucss has
FAMILY of seven children-thc sort
OF family In fact that only peers. paup-
ford! Lord Colum Is thirty-two years
OF age and Is, as yat, a member Of
the Bache! ors' Club. He is very rich
right 1919 'f'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
A Big Difference.

"Of course. there's big difference
between a botanist and u florist" he
rcna:fcd.
lis there, rcally?"
'A'.s. A botanist is one who knows
all about flowers. and florist is ono
who Knows all about the price people
viii. pay for them.-Minneapolis
1'r bunc
Evening star., 1919-11-09
AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November s.
The Red Cross membership drive in
this city will be continued over Mon
day. Since the opening of the cam
paign 125 canvassers have kept busy.
but it has been impossible for them
to see every one. The result of the
campaign thus far has been entirely
satisfactory.
y large crowd tonight attended the
bazaar in progress at the Lyceum
Hall. The bazaar Will end next
week.
The Scottish Rite Masons of this
confer the ninth to the thirty-sec-
ond degrees. inclusive. Monday night
there will be assembling and regis
tration. Tuesday, ninth, tenth and
fourt eenth degrees; Wednesday, III
teenth and twentieth: Thursday.
twenty-first and twenty second de-
grees. and Friday, thirty first and
thirty-second degrees.
The executive committee of the
Mount Vernon Commuters Association
Will hold meeting Monday night at
o'clock in the Westminster building.
Arrangements have been made for
a turkey dinner Thursday evening in
st. Paufs Parish Hail. from 6 to 8
o'clock under the auspices of Section
of the Womans Auxiliary.
Additional contributions amounting
10 S2o4 are announced as received by
the Anti-Tuberculosis Society of this
city.
meeting of Alexandria Lodge. No.
19S. Benevolent and Protective Order
OF Elks, VIII be held a it's home Mon
day night.
Evening star., 1919-11-09
HOSPITAL At 0LNEY
| NEAR COMPLETION
Will Serve Montgomery and
| Howard Counties and
: Other Sections.

ROCKVILLE. Md, November S.-A
new hospital located in a beautiful
grove near Olney. in the eastern part
of the county, is nearly completed
and will be opened on Thanksgiving
day. 1t is to be ready to receive pa
tients by December Is.
The name of the institution is the
Montgomery County General Hospital
Dnc). 1t will care for the sick and
injured of Montgomery and Howard
counties and other sections. The
building. equipment and grounds,
comprising about twelve acres, for
liam r.. Magruder. will cost. in all,
about $4,000. There will be accom-
modations for thirty-fve patients.
The best medical skill will be pro-
vided. a laboratory expert will be
stationed there, and the nurses home.
holding seven, is adjoining. Any
physician in good standing is invited
to bring patients and treat them in
the institution.
This new enterprise is the out
growth and development of small
establishment known as W renWooo
Hospital. between Ashton and Brigh-
ton which was started January !.
1916 in private dwelling. Since
then. 2S7 patients have been treated.
coming not only from all sections of
ard Anne Arundel. Baltimore ana
Hartford counties Washington. d e.
Pennsylvania and New YORK IN me
last thirteen months. l43 patients
have been admitted there. The need
for larger and better accommodations
was generally recognized and the ne"
hospital is the result
The architect of the new building is
Thomas c. Groomes of Rockville, ana
the builder Frank II. karn. Rockville:
The building committee consists OF
Dr. j. W. Bird. chairman: Nlthanl j.
Thomas. secretary; Charles r. MIX.
Lewis W. BarnSley and Frank NJ. Hal
lowell The officers and directors are:
Charles F. Kirk. president: Aloan u.
Thomas. vice president; Mrs. Margaret
&. Bancroft. secretary: Francis Mil
Ter. treasurer: DIR. J. w. Bird. Allan
Farauhar, Mrs. Frank NJ. Halloween.
Lewis w. Barnsley, Josiah J. Hutton,
11rs. Lavinia Brown. Mrs Robert II.
Miller. Mortimer O. Stabler. r Bent
lev Thomas. Joseph L. Janney. Charles
+ Brooke. Dr. s. A. Nichols. Charles
W. Prettyman and Rev FRANK }. Bo-
hanan.
The institution is managed by an
executive committee as follows: Dr.
]. w. Bird. chairman; Mrs. Margaret
G Bancroft. secretary! Charles r.
Kirk. Charles F. Brooke. Allan Farqu-
har. Joseph E Janneyy There is also
ladies' auxiliary committee. consist
ing of Miss Anna NJ Farquhar, chair
man: Miss Mamie Riggs, Mrs Uric
Hutton Mrs William E. Erwin. Mrs.
James w Barnsley and Mrs. Josiah J.
Hutton
Evening star., 1919-11-09
D. c. HAS FORESTRY STUDENTS
Represented With Twelve States at
New York College.

The District of Columbia, with
Twelve states. is represented in the
list of students in tho New York State
College of Forestry at Syracuse.
showing the national growth of in
terest IN the forest preservation prob
lem and the need of repianting Amer
lcas barren acres. The total attend
ance of the college this year is twice
as large as last years. the freshmen
class alone equaiing the entire en-
roIirnent of last year.
There are three students from this
city-Ashbel F. Hough. Ralph K. Day
and Archie l.. Gibson Besides the
state representation the student as
sembly includes names from six for
eign countries.
Evening star., 1919-11-09
HONOR GUEST A. LUNCHEON
Col. Cordier Complimented by Al
lied Military Attaches.

Col. Constance Cordier, who for two
years was liaison officer between the
War Department and the embassies and
legations. was guest of honor at a lunch
con yesterday at Rauscher's given by
the allied military attaches and their as
siStants.
Maj. Gen. Emilia Gu1lelmotti pre-
scented Col Cordier with A cigarette case
bearing reproductions of the signatures
of military attaches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
Real Estate and Court News
CuANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.


~, j. ! rlau"masn and Annie ,wit. to
2SAigo west line iiarrshn street IS Zoe,
s'nh IF Taylor street, April -, 1879: tax
v, m." ia Tg' i" i,.rn,1 rof"Gr""" Of Viz,
rarkiand. .ONiss fett east lin" M"ntros,;
H2 ~ S,cM March p; l'i'; .ah 81. SO. :.
HSr %."" srown ntS Gel AND and s Wi" W,S
!, Hen y ?a,lOe,a' feet south line Alley
ns len Ysn@%en Hpi AyGgnG ,,i r." Essh Avenue
+. W. S''T"r White ,S an" NanEy" Il. ,wifG,
''G no. Of ssg A NnIan = +, '' '"S s'9 So
~; stuart Avenue. e5,iis feet mort" %tT"I iinc
s''TS"T1 Nn n9ni"s s, re- ss,S east of Rowland
/ Broaddus C6n.truSii"n Company. Inc ,o
G>i fS MsTS ~, 'r in, ri"Gl p srsh,w9od
south Of Crawford Street. August H. IalS:
"a "a, !. 'shrrc e Nsn'e \. cl4y!sp. ,e,,s.
My ' ss; '". sT isc IL; Htr'e' lie" of $3.50
NI5"sS %&rh Mca ats NTH ito 0 s,rec
vs., line Txsn'S Srco, '"T ii fee, " "%9n
Leigh s,rcc, 81 frG, wcsf Of 'E m%,th ,,nS
, ns rni .i" q fre in@ss hy ,s ieet
Of Il strseI irrii H. lsis ian '' s. ST, 10" !"
to Edward H. MARKS. LOT I, block + lIr w.,E,
dale n>lie fee, south side Arondal" Ave
s%s' $ ls 'iS' ! Nss' OF ''''y'''F street W.
bs S"f'e to TE nM"4 arr .%d 'T"E r. hus
inch wcs' i'm, M.alow Street. III feet
sesoo MAY !sl@' %' i sac 81 N5IS9' lie" of
ein, an u, S sn% f'n Ts S"rr%rn,"n Of Wiz
WRirhmond Terrace, 5"Ni3l feet ives, limo
stTeci MarSh =, ;aio t tax "? 81 OF Jones
Mr.; Cassie O. ,l.yGG. "f Orange County.
Hamlet Russell loo West W"s ~" Gr.c M'! r r,l.
en n 70 fHsI so"'h linz Grace Street! ~ feet
!, isls", s s"%" avenue lie" OF $1,000, May
IIsrDsr, r AdanS and Mary W, cw,te,
fg Ssrr s%"h linz MAJ" srss, Re, west Of
Carrie +: sSGwea In" ~ S'E NoTth 'W Mhdso to
street Sinn - feet a. inehes by 100 lee, IVES,
Avenue. MAY l. 1919 tax $40. " "''>'
Mr isnrT MS sI a.; q? sr.t to william
rwsniy ninth Stu s@o ZOOS :a 'rS Tag "a@
line clay Street. :. ret u! inches S" "i.,
Of twenty ninth Street also y fee, q Inches hes
street, -; feet inches north of clay street:
street. 81 feet south Of leigh street: ais: all"
NM M, feet north iinr i:eigh Street. y ro"t
inGn"s south Of Street. April H. 1919:
handi TO- i.@wrengS il MnySr. .sxls. T f"st
H"nry Metzger; II. = al. to Henry
10 Inches by l"7 feet Inches snnth line ,.in,
stree. ~ feet inches west OF Twenty ninth
street also 1901 clay street. - l.
nch"" ~ loo feet ut southeast corner of
LAY and rweniy ninth Streets; also .. feet
y inches by 60 feet al southwest corner Of
buchanan and baldwin Streets. also aa>a)
teet west line Seventeenth Street. 49, fee,
north "t baldwin street: also r. feet
inches hv 1913 feet east line Thirti.th stree:
~ i..t south Of n Street. April II. hia;
,Hcnry Mctager Jr. ct ais. To Edward ~,
M"t"Ier, 2Alh East Clay Street. .. feet
inches by ~ feet south line clay Street, -
ieet west Of Twenty ninth Street also 90;
East ,laN street, - feet east Of Twenty
ninth Street: also 2exsa feet west line sen
Snieenih Street. ITO feet nnrih Of Baldwin
street also 80 feet inches hy 20 fc,t
inches west line Twenty ninth Street lra
foet north OF Clay Street. 22Nss fee, north
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DAWSONS WILL FIGHT
EXTRACTION FROM GEORGIA
h!"ehhurS Officer Returns Without
phc OF Accused tut Cnuscs
Another's Arrest
i,SSnecial to The Times Dispatch. !

iSnecial to The Times Dispatch.1
~ ~ iliil iiG. VA, May 5.-Pplicc
Hcrecant H. G. Smith. who went to
Nliania, Ga, for the eXtradition of
-. JACOB Dawson. who is wanted here
nndcr indictment IN which he is
., me assets Of the Dawson BROTHERS
M"huiacturins Company returned
f It'a Atlanta late sunday Without
Whilo in Atlanta Sergeant Smith
.nc"ied Dcrwood Dawson, another
member o! the concern VINO is Misc
under similar indictment and caused
his arrest. N"''''
The hearing Of the petition FOR OK
Tradition was deferred until Mav 81
uhutr me plea q the two defendants
l"t inc lndicimHnts are nothing more
IMAM efforts :" collect debts al!cgcd
nS"'hSt the defendants and VIA that
pea lhe hearing was pos poned uuiiI
SersGant Smith reported to chief
Seay ,haI the authorities in Atlanta
Il allowed the Dawaons their liberty
without bail bond being told TO re-
port Tor TIE postponed bearing
Another Indictment was returned hy
the grand jhry in the Corporation
ouHt today against J." Jacob Dawson
president of the dcfunc, Dawson
brnthers Manufacturing Company. i'm
Wh!ch be is charged with making false
statements as 20 contents of a car
cemhcr % last, 10 a Brooklyn On. ~.
concern, The bill alleged that bilj
OF !ading was made for goods invoiced
al $500. when, tho charge is was
Just double the actual invoice of INC
contents OF the car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Meeting In interest of Chiidrcn's
Home society Of Nirpinin. ). w.
L. A.. Z.
Election officers. Woman's Mis-
sionnry society. Grace Baptist
Church. 4.
Card party. Womcn's Auxiliary of
GraH>' Association. Palm Gnrdcn.
Jefferson Hotel, 8.
Lecture. Morton G.. Thnihimrr.
Ncighhorhooh House. Nineteenth
aud HrHad streets. y,
Ruth Chapter. Eastern star, meets
in Masonic Temple. y.
ic" Chapter. 4. ID. e.. meets i'm
Ice Hail, ~.
National League for Womnn's Ser
street. -.
Mothers club Of william Fox
school. meets at school. :.:3O.
INSTRUMENTATION Welfare COM
mitter. !. W. &. A.. -.
Address. "F"urtccn Point. on
Suffrage Fourth and Franklin
Streets. by Miss Adele Clark, $40.
auditorium, S:1J.
Convention. Richmond Convorn-
ton. Diocese of Sircinia, 81. Thon,ns
Episcopal Church. II.
Annual Meeting. Womcn'S Mis-
Sinnnry Society. First Baptist
Church. church pnrlors.iI.
Meeting. W"man's huNiiinry.
itoWit1cr>' Association, MurplIy's
Annex. S.iI.
Meeting. Womcn's Committee ON
ti"mc Coming. Room GO. Jefferson
Hotel. II.
Victory Loan Meeting. nusincs,
Mcm'> Club. /.
Nir'"rs Loan rnrndcs. school
children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06

ling leigh Street. ITO foe, west Of Twenty
e1 cas-" line a Tn,r 4 fSe' s;rs pe"ss E% S
y .o south OF Il Street. April H. 1919. tax
nS@Fs N2rh rsyn "s i" " s1e. 7
" %nS clay "2T ;SSSs Y"s"y s>i s
1 isr' 100, . inches west lin. ww"nty-nn,h stree
feet Inches by ss i,e ' cast S' I"s r n,s"
Sh ana ssrrS;Ss' " XS' GTr" iSl, Of tax T"! 3
ssT &a S GsrS Er:" .,,> s, Ssy1Sr
wss, of Sven ary S,rS S,r. ~ fee, inGhs
icd inches i",, w.st linz Tw.n,y ninth Street, %
q f, So ""r'h of g Street. Arri H. isi' lax
;:s f,ss 'i IT. %3 f"H r% s%;i.
'y;,ro9r,h Strsots May OF l, i%'E" ana '"'r-
to rlcnrx nrnaHy pna Mary :Iiasnc,h ,wifs,
Allen >ycnuc :sx9o feet :ns; li"" Alien Nia'
- es tax tax s. nor SO of kr"ncr Street, Anrn
'vf IIsn Ia r. wafips ,os lot
Burns Street. May 3. iiis: sS,soo venue '''''
o T MI" TSlsr aGa l Fiay "s"%" t
nu 'neh hss by IRA feet north line Floyd Ave
nue MAY i. 1919: So vest '' A"'"r" Ave
s%S%f nE* n E%lt G? Iasr sr G rcNrcr
An isrur :: n ,,,S; sll"' . S ,a,'
Espdainn oan Avcnmo. ioxla' f"ct west lin"
rIyh bo%.yarh Nav lsi". $50 - ''r''''""
~ Eroa,dns and Mar NJ ,Nirc, 1T
inches by IA fSo, north Tine III iinn5ycr f"% N,d
Street. May I, 1914: tax $50 So '''" '''''
ma ~; r., ny'er and Julia =. ,wifci TO n W
north "n %T r saE, "s MlD AyngS 10 fee
=; l"io 'aN $3.50, $40
vi yirgtnius y iahns;", iii & TT" an Street
f f.s, H. fee, east line. 81 Paul street i
re, ,.%' ,s,""99'h "f 'outts Street May ]. lol".
l. 10th cox 3S Zoe, wSst line "' i;ar,d !"
HEr"nuc 100 feet south OF Norwood street
Roh:r, u, Powell TO Marie H. I'arsons
M Grove Avenue. - feet inches hy -;
Ia", : inches south line Grove Avenue. 4
~ 1919 'n i,n east n OF CRANKY Street. April
,o"r r., Pur"cil. ir and Minnie Lee Cwifc,
ne hnhank. lots II aud Il. block =
feTi u %, ,omm Shernards estate. .oxiao
Anrtl T. lHl': tax 81. $40
,oa q. Enhnmk ana Anna = Cwifel. ,rus
S fiTs "' ihrtirnic nrth"d"N Community. 81
Street. 62Nl%a feet east lin. Sixth Sire, liz
IS pis: '' ,nT s'..iioh of he'EJ street. April.
nrehtwood. coxis5 fee, cas-, linz "'oG S;rtn H.
Ssvcnme 90 feet north OF Crawford Stree
IT, NJ Allen and Lillian e ,vifal To Iul,
~ Faiiey. 1905 First Avenue aivIiD feet w"ei
Inc FRS, AVE- nue: l95 foot north Of iIiEhian,!
WCclford ii cnoke aud Lennon r:lwoua
,wifel TO A 6. Rerryman. sos Harton Avc.
nnn. 'axil; feet inches cas-, line isartcn
Anrif H. iaia; tax ss"c SO '''''' street
Herbert i. Adams and Mary W t,vire,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06

10 i l.. Briggs and Ella q. (wifcl. 3iN:ji
feet south line Main Street. co feet wost
OF cherry Street. May |. 1918; $4,000.
Julian e. lica.lcy ana cora Hazel CSifcI
to II. L. Delaney. :iNi5O feet inches west
limo Colonial Avenue. $50 feet North OF MIN
street. Arril - 1919: tax $40. $40
y. =. Chewing and Kate u (wifc) to
w. T.. Gentry. . South Mulberry street.
.aSd2 fee; 10 inches east liun Mulberry Street.
:: feet south OF Main street. April -. i:l:;
$1,000
g. a. Archer aud Julia y. twif") to Rnb-
"tt i. S'hilling. :i0s Grove Avenue. 3ONlf5
feet south lin" Grove Avenue - feet inches
west ~ Rowland Street. Ma I. 1912. tax
Re recorded W. T. Drinkard. .Ir. and
t>anni" y. twifr) I" l.. NJ. Alien. 1906 First
Avenue. %iNiW feet on First Avenue. I0i feet
north nf !iighiamd street. March 90. 1919.
tax Si.1p. SO.
Carrie Scott King ., ais tn George H.
sheet, l, feet 10 u inches hy liz feet s
inches tirrCSuiarl north line Monument
Avenue Is. feet 5 inches east of West street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
JUST HURT
ALL over
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie With
Any Comfort. Sistcr-in-lnw
Gives Good Advice and
Cardui Does World
OF Good.

Holland. Texas. - Mrs Mamie
Messcr, of this place, states: About
three years ago was in iery criti-
cal condition. had been suffering
for some time. To tell how / hurt
would be impossible.
just hurt all over.
couldn't sit, stand or lay with
any comfort, my hack, sides and
head all gave me great deal OF
trouble.
was especially bothered with a
light swimming in my head My
people were very uneasy about me
and sent me TO my relatives to see
if change would do me any good.
| stopped at a sistcr-in-law's, and
she, being great believer in Cardui,
asked me why | didn't use il. | de-
cidcd 10 try it.
had only taken few doses when
felt it would do me good. This gave
hopes and used ii right along, and
1t did me just world of good, since
which time have never ceased to
praise Cardui."
Cardui Is recommended for simple
female complaints and womanly
pains and has been found TO benefit
In thousands OF such cases when not
due TO malformation or that do not
require surgical treatment. Try it.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-06
VOLUNTEERS SAIL TUESDAY
Contingent Of 1000 viii Lrayc NJ,
bokeh {" hriie,c Equal Nn,nhcr
a" Pcrshing's Army,

MEM YORK. May "a first con.
tinGcnt. LOCO men Of tho 90 600 ,r0n,,.
Nolnntecrins 10 relieve an euiIal MN
Der OF "doushboye" now with the
fAiHericdh army OF occupation IN Ger.
many VIII SAIL for Europe tomorro,y
on the tr"nspor; hgamcmnon Ii vas
announced today bv Tho army en-
bark"ton h"adGudrter- 4! Hohoken
The ASdincmnOu viii 20 to Erce,
Nearly all the privatcs are youDy Nm
who nave been in the army and were
attraccd by the adventure in prosu,Si
some OF me nFIEates and mos, Of tic
oihcers were in camps awaiting orders
to embark for France whcn the arm
ssticc was signed ne