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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
ROOT ARGUES TEST CASE
As BREWERS COUNSEL
Judge Hand to Declare War.
limo Dry Measure Tn.
constitutional.
FALSE rRErESsE is CHAnGt
In Argument He Says Law was Not
Designed TO Help Win War, but
Had Object Of Securing TroliiDi.
ton Pfenattirely.
tBy Associated prcss ,


a f APF' The s UntaHu s nNet
brewers' Association. today asked Fed
constitutional the wartime prohibition
Jaw. enacted. he said. under false pre-
iense. AS every man ana worna n
The measure was designed, lie as
serted. not to aid lin carrying on the
war, but 10 bring about d state. Of pro.
nrei.!on before the da,e fixed BY Con
three. tourths of the states. writing into
The Constitution the Federal pr9hii,l.
ZION amendment.
The government proposes a literal
ION act. INCLUDING u ban on ,produc-
ION and sale OF all beers and wines
whether or not they. are intoxicating
he Department OF Justice announced
Trough special representative In the
Federal Court here today
brewing In Dangerous.
While no steps viii lie taken to
prevent brewins' pending court
tionality raised by brewets OF the
Now York district. manufa cturers Will
operate In peril df future prosecution
rccordins to The statement Of William
9 Fits. special counsel appearing for
Mtorney!deneral Palmer In the beer
litigation.
The law prohibited sale after June
30 OF distilled beverages az well as
after June 80. OF "beer. wine and othe {
intoxicating malt or vinous liquors for
leverage purposes" pending the demo:
n III OF, Of the militay forces. he
we're not qualified. In the opinion OF
The government. he added. and the
apparent congressional intention TO
stop the waste OF grains and fruits
yin their production in any strength
would be enforced
Need Grains for Food.
=, with half the wotld' looking 20
!, the Necessity Of Its conservation was
greater even than on the day Of
Z Chateau Thierry." and, II was equally
essential that liquors be withheld from
public sale While the ARMY and navy
wfEs Nm, gnaers9ing de% f,,da
! iils opinion that the war was still
In progress" which upset one Of the
complainants contentious.
None but court had authority 20
pronounce beverage !ntoXicatins, or
thc opposite. Mr.. Fits said. and cited
The commissioner recent order per.
uniting brewing OF the . 81 per cent
beverage as a confession of his mis-
take. Until last month. when New
York brewers questioned the validity
cent brew had been sent out 10 the
;rade. except that made before Deem
Der ! last when the President prohi-
bited all brewing as conservation
measure, following his decree ehec-
tive eleven months earlier limiting the
alcoholic content to "a per cent.
All beers and wines were included
in the prohibition. he contendcd, to
prevent opening Of blind tigers" and
opera;on Of noo,iegFSsTsh , .o,9 n
soldiers and sailors under the gusc
q non in tpNlcating drinks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
SEIZE TWO Ar TAMPA
spanish syndieAiisfs Held on Change
f,syng fnrt In Plots Against
united States Government.
Thy Associated prass

TAMPA. FLA, April a4.--Agents OF
taken. into custody Marceiina Garnis
ana Jesus sanchez upon charEas Of
plotting to further un- American propa-
syndicalists, and to have had Dart in
plots against the government In New
YORK and philadelphia. They viii be
Dental warrant to depoft them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
SAYS REPORTS EXAGGERATED
'npnness Embassy Reports 1871 Killed
ana 40 Wounded I'm Korean
Disturbances,
fBy Associat.,, 80.

81. WASHINGTON, April .4.-An Off
bassy today characterIzjng as exaT
Eerated current reports OF cruel meas
S nre ssi,i employed BY Ire Japanese au-
turbances, says one person wns k,IIsd
and SIX wounded In outbreaks at Seoui
and that the total number OF casual.
killed and 7s5 wounded. o''" ''i
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FINED $50 AND SUSPENDED
This Punishment Metcd Ont I'm I,ou,.-
VIE Player by American AsSoein-
ti0n President.
Try Associated pa,

CHICAGO, April e4-Boh Baschor
outdelder, with the Louisville club,
today was fined $50 and suspended b.
President Hickey, OF the American AS
Soclation for striking Second ba selnan
Smyth. OF the Milwaukee team in tho
opening game of the season at Louis
vile yesterday Eescher will be out
of the game for three days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
Hustinss Court Cas4,

IN The Hastings Court today William
White. coiored. charged with trans
nort!ng 1872 pints OF liquor into the
State. was discharged For wan, of
Jurisdiction. The liquor was seized az
Crewe. White was represented bv
three attorneys
Charles Stokes. colored, was oon-
victed OF househreaking and stealing
seven gallons OF alcohol. The jury
hHed his punishment at two years in
the penitentiary. y new trial was
asked for.
O. letter, colored, was found guilty
OF pocket-picking and was given a
tiary
The .case of Lester D. Simmons.
charged with killing Richard A. Har'
rs is set for trial next Wednesday.
the 30th. instant.
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arranging for Eighteen Division.

which was trained at Camp Lee. is ex-
pected to reach Petersburg for de
already Under way 10 give the hos
rouslns welcome. in which every or
ganisation. civic, religious, fraternal
ana military, In the city, will join. A
mammoth nj parade will probably be one
Elghtietli, while in training here, were
great favorites with the people Of
Petersburg. whose Homes were ALWAYS
open TO them.
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Officers Of Patriotic J,rarn.

At tho meeting Of the Patriolic
League OF Washington street Meth
odist Church. this week, officers were
e els1d as follows: President, Corley
treasurer. Caroline Cogbill: secretary
Annetta Purdy. The Lea guc Is Very
active In entertaining and Working FOR
the soldiers 'o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
RESUME CONFERENCES
Railroad Administration and Industrial
hoard again mt Work ON Price
Adjusting Program.
Inv Associated pta., 7

WASHINGTON, Aprll 2i-.corfAr-
ences between the railroad administra-
ton and the Industrial board Of the
Department OF Commerce. In an efr6rf
to adjust the deadlock over the gov
were resumed today, In aooordapn
With President Wilson's Gabied instr,,c-
tons. Robert s. LoVett and Henry
walters met the industrial board "a
6pokesmen OF Direttor.ueneral Hines.
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TO INACCURATE NEW LINE
Washiastoh.ts-Nof Service OF ne
Gently FormeA Corporation
Higgins AIsy 20.
rny Associated rress.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Two pass
sanger steamers, the Lord Baltimore
and tho Penn. have been purchased
from the Erickson Line by the WASH
and will be operated daily between
Washington ard Norfolk, beginning
May 30, according to plans Of the com
-pary. announced hero today. Tho
parry, OF which c. w. Harrison 10 presi.
dent. was organized recently by steam.
ship men or this city, Baltimore and
New York.
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GIANTS FIRE AND HIRE
Gillespie. Cinrey md Ryan Released
md Lee King Purchascd From
PittsburG Club.
LRy AssocIatAd press 1

SEW YORK. April c4.-.rhc New
York Nationals today announced the
release of John Gillespie. inaelder. to
the Binghamton Club, OF the lnterna-
tional League and Pitchers Howard
Clarcr and Wilfred Ryan to the Roch
ester CLUB. OF the same league.
Tho New York Club also announced
the purchase OF Lee King. outffclder,
from the Pittsburgh Club for the
waiver price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
Jananese Prince i. r,Ass-

TOKYO. April 34.-APtifice ,sunchisa,
Iead OF the royal house OF TaReda, is
1899. fringe Sunchisa was born in
lsss. and during recent years has
served az commander In tho Japanese
s,y. ne was. married In 1908 to
Princess MAsako. daughter OF the late
emperor Mutsuhito. She and two chill
dren survive.
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Notes OF Inherent

the automobile stolen some DAVIS ago
from X: c. Parsons has been recovo
ered. IT was found stranded and
aa pa but not damaged, in n corn
Black stone 70
Manager Mcconnell. Of the Peters.
6uTrg Baseball Club. has reported for
a .,y. Az other members of the team
VIII arrive next week. The team viii
Play the Camp Lee club on SATURDAY.
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Places Order for 148
*" Varsity Sweaters

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, April 2i.-
What must be close to n record
breaking order was placed today
by Coach w. %. Hamilton, OF the
tniverSity of Kansas when he or
dcrcd no ieSx than las "I<" sweaters.
The siZc of tho order wns due 60
tho fact that no 'i<'' sweaters hnvc
been awarded at Kansas I'm the last
three years.
Those athletes who are entitled
TO sweaters, und nrc not now at
the university, arc to receive theirs
by mufl. The sweaters will be gray,
cont style. with u rcd letter Of
different styles for the different
forms of athletics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
BOND SALES At PETERSBURG
REACH TOTAL OF 100000
soldier RefurhinS From France SUBJ
scrfbes to $500 worth-Tunk
Attracts Attention..
Special TO The Times Dispatch,

PETERSBURG. VA. April 2i.-Sale.
or Eioerty PONDS In this city to date
total about scoc,ooO. with the WORKING
coinmlttees OF both men and women
interesting incident Of The day was a
suhscription OF $500 by a Petersburg
son.sr. Just returned from over seas
ana discharged from the service
The baby" tank arrived today ana
gave demonstrations which attracted
much attention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

resses hight Ifoar Labor Bill.
PARIS, April 24.--The French Sanat.
yesterday. passed tho eteht. hour labor
Dill. which now becomes q law,
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Drive mol evil. !. On. Of K,ev.

VIENNA. April 94.--,rqie Bolshey,sta
nave n 6sen driven out OF Kiev, capital
Ukratnian troops friendly to Simon
Petlura, the Ukrainiah leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
WILSON SPENT EIGHTY-TWO
DAYS ON EUROPEAN TRIP
Calendar of Visit Abreaa show, In
tense Activity of American
HreAidcnt.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-In tho
eiShty-two days the President has been
absent from the United States he has
visited the seats of the three great
est European nations. has delivered
more than 81 scoreNof addresses. and
returns with draft OF proposed con-
ing the Endorsement of the delegates
of the worlds greatest powers. Tho
story of his great achievement and tess
t'mony of his ability in speeding up
results by his genius in direct action
is told in the following calendar:
November 1S-Announced he would
go to Europe.
December 4-Sailed from New York
for Brest.
December 10 Tr::cd at Brest,
December 14-Received greatest ova-
ton Paris ever rendered a guest.
December le-Made citizen of Paris:
December 2l--Received doctorate OF
AIRY degree ever given by famous In
stitution.
December o5-Rcview American
troops and told OF success of prelim-,.
mary efforts for peace agreements.
December 26-Arrived at Dover and
London.
dinner at Buckingham Palace.
c;uilGhail and Lord Mayors luncheon:
December 29LVisited mothers birth,
December so-Addressed worlSingmcn
at Free Trade Hall Manchester. Eng.
December Sl-Given farewell dinner
by King and departed for Paris. ?,
January departed from Paris for,
Rome.
January ARRIVED at Rome and
made appeal for league OF nations.
January 4-Lcft Rome.
January 5-Delvercd addresses at.
Genoa and Milan.
January 7-Returned to Paris
January 12-Attended meeting OF
supreme inter-alled council and ursedh
early action OF formation OF league. 4
January 1S-Formal opening of
peace conference and hears decision to-.
hasten action OH league.
January circumference adopts his
plan for treating with Russians. G
January 90 Supreme council OF
peace conference agrees on principle Of
league OF nations.
January disappointed head of COM,
mission TO draw up plan.
February S-Delivercd his famous
address on league of nations before
Chamber OF Deputies.
February 1t--Rend completed draft
OF leagues constitution at peace con-
ference. ia
February 15-sailed from Brest for;
Boston.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

'sf4ny issued iSla~ins anar,ers s ani
uniq atA & S n"inen'S CORPORATION R,c,
% Hna M-s ssSSo eF SIpa.e. soe
Rs I ''e prsaen park ie Iohn M
and d,,s ,Tsa. ,,,5 Of niehmoni '
or; Max,%5um ssn,al s'osN $40. 900; sr @inl
nn S" aasiS ooo e hSssss IN hTooms
~ mt D r. & hwmyS s:erT .jisy
Ys:s u,H Hun Motor Co. Inc, Roanoke.
furps s.ssk .1s1S5S mini, en-
ie GENT ToaiSS. ee Y! 1n ri n1 pTssi
and nm ~. J.: Lawson. secretary treasurer
sns: sS 9f sGr'H's ln Nun
STssGsns ana -" SePs?
WIG Ice MS Wssn MGso5 a sss
asSoe f parnosss s;'s General sSeS
S3fas.S lee %:0n y R5isdi@ se
and Rondsd or
and .SSSS
TymG s Gill, II Green 5T visspresidsni.: and
TIN sas,x Stock Eg5sss
Abhott Morris. PRESIDENT Guy Webb. sec
a sfia af S Snd treasurer and w c. Brinson-
saRa a'"'s furpssss %sas4: Il
h IswGIry dn .nSn cut glass &c .JaeqS
benne,t- OF Norfolk. Sol Gu 9 Be 0i t.
Certificate of authority to do bushes. in
Of e the srs Of Ns1 Y s
Ma Smnm sani'a stock. $4,000. 900. PUT
e Taylor. Richmond. named as statutory
i HghbArd I Fertilizer compsny OF Rsitlmore
dcc5Cc0Faf;nn Max MRnie
sale and retail fertilizer business j. West
more Wilcox, Norfolk. named as statutory
Cert, Gsgsi'es,e Of su,Hsr,y granted to the
Minimum Gspa sos Yo $500
poses: operate chain stores for sale Of
We"rn1g a JG,"H etc; Il w rondet'er
day issued the following e5ar.e iss'o" se''eF-
Earnest, president, 81. Z: Earnest. secretary.
:, Craig S'ayS Gompany; Inc Indian Rock
and Dlen Of EaGe RSsE sGd
REX LUMBER Company. Inc. South i Ros!on.
Maximum. 1000; minimum, 1900. ". II.
General lumber business. '"'',
minimum: 5000. /. a. sisrehi: president S"G
an OF Bristol. Under,aEer and furniture urniturc
Nf%?GF Ssg' Mss Msh g sgsss Mini linz
n S ~ siGoo Jones and 9f E WI
Newport News. Laundry business.
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URGE PROBLEM OF IRISH
BE SENT TO CONFERENCE
Nnttonniists Ask Lloyd George 10 Sub
nit Question to Delegates
in Paris.

DUBLIN, Feb. 2S.-tspeclaD.-cap
tionalist member OF Parliament, now
chairman of the executive committee
OF the Irish Center party. and several
irish Nationalist officers who served In
the war have sent an appeal to Pre-
mier Lloyd George TO submit the Irish
question to the peace conference.
Captain Gwynn was active in the
voluntary recruiting movement in
ireland in the latter part OF the war
when IT was feared that CONSUMPTION
would be imposed upon Ireland
In letter to the Premier, Captain
Gwynn and his associates say tina, the
problem OF Ireland could not be better
described than in the words OF Presi-
dent toincare In outlining the task OF
the, peace conference as being ITO re-
make the map OF the world and respect
the rights of nations. small and great
10 dispose of themselves"
by these terms. assert Captain
Gwynn and his fellow officers, "the
peace conference is. indicated as the
bar before which IreianG's claim should
be heard and judged. VenturinE to
affirm that we speak not for ourselves
alone, continues the letter, but for
the tens OF thousands OF Irish Nation
alists who went out with the same pur-
pose that inspired us--nnd OF. whom
many thousands can never speak again
We submit to you respectfully that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

90 sG1o Eas; Clay street; ls feet 10 inches by
Icet : inches east OF Twenty-.ixth street
fehruary u. 1919: ia. $50: $40
~. j! Watkins to Dordrdge Gregory No
.soi stuart Avenue. 2OxlO9 feet . inches
south line stuart Avenue al east line Straw
1SIIr.E :, SiT E"t Lien $4,000. February IL
" chn5iss II. rhillps and Julia Z. twfep to
" irtnet Patterson. No. II North Elm
street. 30 feet . inches by IS feet al south.
east corner or Elm Street and Floyd Avenue
,,11oon $4,000. February 10. 1918: tax 500
rn Carl a. u h,rmund to Miss Marsare,
NY - zee, sou,h lin" Moore street. I.o feet
YES 81 GARRISON Street February 10. 1919
Laura !. Hicks and Walter u. thusba nd,
TO George w. Cay. Jr.. no 2aia Fairm6uI,
Avrnur. 2hxllo feet at southwest corner Of
Et.airmnunt Avenue and Twen,y-courth Street
feoruIry l.. 1918: tax $50. $40.
n r. Waldbnuer and T.. l.. twifc) to
GenrE" {: savage No. 800 West CLAW stree,
.. t"ct IL inches by $50 feet south line clay
si ir"c,' II l,- feet inches Yves. q Henry
~ G. o'Flah"rty and Grace V (wifc) to
long tnnl Co.. Inc. t0xI5o feet west line
EE"ndin street 81 feet north OF Snring Street
tcpruary u. 1919: tax s3.S0; $40.
Johil Graves TO Long Coal Co. Inc I5SIa
l.et north side Spring street or CREEK
a SusrH g tss. cast 81 Brook Avenue. fen.
norm nfnI i,n,: y: couch I" 7 Long. l5xss fec,
.ass Of Brook Avenue. February ). 1918:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
weekly Trndc Review.

NEW YORK. Feb. oS.-Brads,reet's
tomorrow will say: While the trade
and industrial pace is still OF a eau
tious sci. evidences OF moderate i'm
prorcment In distribution are now too
numerous TO be denied. Compared
with month ago. there are fewer poor
reports. and a resume Of both whole
sale and retail trade. of Industrial con
ditions and OF collections reveals the
general trend TO he rather above than
oclow fair. stormy weather and a re-
.urn OF winter temperatures in the
northern half OF the country. with the
M, urai erect on country roads at This
ordinarily bctwcen-sea period have
MOI been altogether favorable. but q;
NUMBER or reports point TO budding
spring trade having been held back
rather than late trade in winter goods
naNinG been benefited. by the norma i
February weather experienced. TO
sum UP, the general trade movement
mas not only been fairly we'll sus-
taLned throughout the month just clos
ing. but some real progress has been
scored. and survey still further bac;i
reveals the business world has come
through the winter in better shane
tnan even some sanguine ones had pre-
100000. - HS''i''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

the Irish question should 20 70 tho
arbitrament OF the peace confercncc.y
Ireland. between majority and
minority but II lies also betweans
ireland and England. You who have
determined equities between milton
and nation cannot in honor and in iua.4
ttce claim that as between Eorjnnd
and Ireland. England should be tho sole
judge. So''
Not only in the interest OF our own
country. but in :he interest OF thc
worlds peace. which must always he
In Jeopardy while nation. small or
great. lives under a deep seated sense
ASK you with the utmost earnestn ess
to submit our case and yours, our ma.
tonal difficulty and your imperial DIFF
hculty. to the great asslze OF nations -
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cnANcERY DEEDS or TRUST.

r RICHMOND Realty Investment Co. Inc. to
linz Of SIEhmidt; .rnsice a$xleo feet north
smss s'r:Ti FeGraary % ,s MSs' $3.50 Sc st.
;.to Park Avenue, % feet Inches 6es'f by ~ ia
%$ z Ehss
Zee f SO f FIasa veSae ., Rcd ,ss
soFsG R Street. es "E9 Assgus IS!
reY lily" ,r rnn Ma Sn ls SSif SorS S
T1Menty-seventh Street: 10 feet inches ~
lla feet INCHES north Of street '' FeG
rr 10 Zoo West BroaG street sS M Mi fsa
trGss sSfnsr OF GEca and Mckenzie
T S sSnn3T r a! 10 M a sn; fwfG
south nS franklin street, lis fe S Vest We ,FS Of
frslMn street Febraary 10. 1918: 81, 50 so 3.
A, Edi;h May o lGwer an! r. j. ,hnsbsnd to
Tweniy.iehth Street $50 f@e, SOUTH r" 81 M nn
RI r. FG riTH;n;on ~ ,I ,9iG; SEQ ,,
@ @sei linz R?$ ab Wms IT. fef
mS MI y: MarEar", odEwiE TO Paul l., Ruehr.
inch incl by So feet south line Moore Street. i2o
i ,"i. We, Of Harrison street. February is.
&c GHorgc G. Savage and Alice T. (w!tc, 10
street FEN II i pr No -. Wsst Cary
Inc Clay Street. iii feet : inches vest st Of
Henry street. February ~. 1918: so.G5o
,o bg0rEe & nrs sayase ana Alice y iwitsj to
John John H. Brax,9n, .Tr;. No. sos West CLAY
street: - feet IL inches by l5N feet south
Henry street. February -, 1918: Sao9. %
Joseph Herman To Alfred L. Cohen and
s,,, Snn," Sha piro, Trs. soda tountain and
s'-"c; ,s'-,sr" 80" 80: .GaS st James
s,swd ri R @SIc md rr wi s5Isa ws, to
Griffin Avenue. $50 feet south Of Brookla MI
PARK RouIcvaTd. January 80. 1918: $500.
lanes II, Wood and Bette d, (wifcJ 10
Jniiard and BaCby. Inc. Tr.. No. ga West
Gay street. 1axi25 feet south line CLAW
street; Us feet west of Elba Park. February
Joseph NJ. Tricc and I.ovcna X twif.) to
wii,is ster rli J. p Cnrneal and Charles X.
fif!h I,rses; also 2; feet on east line T@Sn-
Carroll William Anderson To ~ r. Ca--
neal, Tr.: No G23 North sixth Street. s0xi3o
fe"t east line sixth Street. 3S7 L ID feel
north OF Leigh Street November 20 1919:
Sl.lo0. 800
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
": Seldom Tavlor. trustee TO Joscph
H"ikcr. No ego Floyd Avenue - irrt '
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Real Estate and Court News
CliANCERY BARGAIN AND SALE

e. Ai,s ri H #;:s
Ta ISS ~ feet sas e Grhir'yfour,h sraei
E Sis Mghsn sInc and Matthias k.yhos.
eo cog, line Of leonard e s,r 1aneT loo 'G fss,
Ssa.?5 eIsia !: tax s'F Sc Lien OF ss'oc
;. ~; y = Ca'nea trustee. to Charles Tillyer
Sngad b s'f sne ssSm fs9 2rst 70
Of ef fourth SHEET OF kssn
$. 1918: S. os. ''r'"'' "''>e'' -...>.'.,.
s er YSs''HS? e i sIrss SSsss 8:
south line Of ThTtyiifth Street at i've wes, line line
fiTs ksles e s9a fat;is pig Ii 500
Hdd. fas." $ Feet s T. blosk na,!eTS coq
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$s' %fhes Gss'n sf f. sis KGs
,o Rehmon I'd and and chssapeake Bay Railway
nor; nni ine Of s9 Sci,h s. sSs nsh@s
y MSst # n G ~ s,rfst also Ssxi,s t teet
Of 6 Gil'ner street. December 81. 1918:
%Ss ns Ssr. nay 3 ' E.a42 TO G Gs@
ioinnr h inches on broad Street, al
M ,i6S.! 4 MsDonoush to the s4ushn.an
n nor,h si i'ss 4 sinehss
Wes. OF Graham s,rseI February sa !. is SIS;
nd r. II. stel,z and sndie NJ. twifc> to Rich
west OF S.! James Street rebr rus :. i5 u.s.
a"s "a; = wife ss to H- Ssss
n %es Sr s Of ssh SsTss
T. 'S:: tx H.
Avenue ESQ feet II inches west Of ADDISON
fShHdT o. 1 isns II. Fl ;'e
Inc OF Siren roaS e f.et a2x wss3 feet south
,,y;dsixih Street. February IS. iaie tax ,iSc
E* sssi.e .s ?s., n::y S'' &
cheSy chase Realty ;" csFpoia,lon to W. W
race go @ On eSsk Chase Mon stssa;
sri s. f 81;
SS9 s'f fs'.s5"
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W. b Ss saP 1s. and F. .n n'sp ,nw,s, to
Je, T.. shepnard's estate. 76xiso feet On
February 10. 1915: tax s2.io. $40. $3.50
Granite Building Company to Mrs. Edith
f ishrs street 5sS fss, south of Mile Road.
Charles PohiiR and Armenia e. twlte). ct
nis MS; to Thomas q. sydnor, No. 1925 East
feet south line Franklin Street, las feet
west or E2urtecnth Street. February 10.
Ice ,AnneT Realty Corporation to Henry
Anaes 0o est on .ou aSd s eiSsk "a
sMteset 50 fses vet OF Cleveland Street
j. +. Moon and Harriet NJ (wife) to Edith
Smith Of Williamsburg. Va, MOI 50
1908 sIcast Clay Street. 20 foot Inches by
| ,lie feet 2 Inches al. northeast corner OF
gay ana II rwenty-stxth Streets: nlso No.