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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-28
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Apply It to Any Rupture, Old
or Recent, Large or Small,
and You Are on the Road
That Has Convinced
Thousands
Sent Free TO Prove This

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a free trial Of his wonderful stimu-
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Don't neglect to send for this free
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suffer this nuisance7 Why run the
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from n small and innocent little rup-
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low.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
Proof Positive.

Il understand" remarked Mr.. Gala
han to his friend Mr.. Casey, that the
Judge fined We $40 for assaultln' Cough
lin the other day"
Gle did that" answered Mr.. Casey,
"an' it was a proud moment, I'll tell
We, whin l heard the sintince."
"How's that?"
"I'm thinkin'." continued Mr.. Casey,
chat it showed which one of us had
the best Of the fight"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
PITRILC,.. SCHOOLS

crecy, she stopped IN az one OF
her clubs aud wrote to Fleming
stone, urging him TO take this
case, and promising any fee he
might ask.
Then, feeling she had burnt
her bridges behind her Or, rath-
er, that she was building new
bridge in front Of her, Avice
went home.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
1 r. ECK l. IS
Now u the limo to Get Rid of =
Thcs. Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need Of
feeling ashamed of your frecllles. as Othine
double strengths guaranteed to remove
these homey spots.
Simply get an ounce of othine-double
strength-from your druggist, and apply a
little of it night and morning and you
should soon see that even the worst freckles
have begun to disappear, while the lighter
that more than one ounce is needed to com
pletely clear the skin and gain beautiful
clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength
Othine as this is sold under guarantee OF
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
THE MARX OF CAIN
Copyright, 1877. b, ]. B. Lppincott Co.
thing / want to know" replied

voyant or astrologer or whatever
she called herself looked at her
client closely. Il think | can
tell You what you wish to know,
better, by gazing in my crys-
tai y
She won't to her table and,
taking q crystal BAH from It's
ease, set it on a black velvet
cushion. Then resting her chin
on her hands she stared into the
changing depths Of the Iimpid
crystal
Aysee watched her. Surely, if
she We're a fraud, she had most
sincere and convincing manners.
There was no attempt at effect
or pretense OF occult power.
After a time Isis began in her
soft, low voice: 4 see a man in
danger OF his life. He is dear to
you. | do not know who he is
or what he has done, but his life
is in grave danger. All, there
is his salvation. | see q man
who.r,n eavn him The man who
is to save him must be sum
moned quickly; yes, even at
once. Waste no time. Call him
TO Won
ssWho is beqn and Avice
breathlessly awaited the answer
FLEMING Stone. He is the
only hope for the doomed man.
Fleming Stone will rescue him
from peril, but he must come
soon. Call him.
''Who is Fleming Stone?
Where can I find hime''
aue i q da+aa+;va Tho ,rroo+
est datent;va IN +ba o;+u N Who
IN the country ant he ;s tbe
Que None ot'har can do Il n
is all Won do vol,r own viii
Inf tha+ i tba 4snth ,, ~
Isis turned from tbe crvsta,
1ool,;n,r . l;ttlo rroar,, sba na; 's,
her ns1e eyes to Avioa,s any
ions face and said own Won
obevq,,
~ AN = ,,,on H., 49,,
call a de+ectiyee T am nrat+r
sa,ra nv adv;sor, viii ~ ~,
prove Of ea1lin@ another dat @p
tive on fbe case for1it is . case
a criminal affair },
49, fa,,sl 1,o,,ao,e IN,
a. : a,,;., 49, llel'e.l 'a,h'iiS ~
1 ll r''l ~ losano 90, 90 = snc hdu
1870 $500 4 49, e a. - ~ . ch ~
not hav@ s,;a tba+ t lbo III ILL 49,, .h
49, - '''e, 0Iaa eas liheu liie
ia s,!,a ,,;sl;1.o : e. a. ael s :
- 80 800 =. :, 60 49, s al
n ~ 80, - a. sa " q iolsg man d
nar4ia1,l.r ;,,d;,I;d,,a,; ~ "ese : no
=. he newell ia ,nnl.t &c. la'l f
atbar1riea ,,na,a; I'LL f'i1 -, loh
edro - ' 'ii''oio Ano"i :
Avice rosa - 90 s.Tha+ !,
allq,, sho aaid = s. Anae -
.sTha+ i al hnt vi, ~
oonsa,t - al g., III ~, W. yo a,, not
=, a 49, - :, : !, 80 - ~
s.N1ona r. IT. , noltS e,se ;+,,
Va, I'LL arnaa e'I - VII l1 y N1
| stnna o., - 0o ~ oaii VIZ
ranneJloa \, ~ ,a
|, ~ l,r.,ua ~ 4L .ne giance, al-
49, o 49, ,o ~ .Aao ny sseress
..Yes,, ;,,ya,,,,ta 49,, A'iee saio
.syo,, $500 s,' -,
at ,erd ~ l :,
..yo,, Iii +.u
af+o,. ~ ~, - IL - ~ one until
g. !, IT M; nase summoned
,.a sp +ho,, 10 was az assertion
80 snan . z pues1ion' ana Isis
"I.is " Aou cdn lihu ms
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
/ do not wish to con.ult

81 ar allusion to her gives me
preston. Ism t she one"
is a seer Of the future,
81 reads the stars. Oh, do
aper with fate! II you go
she will give you definite
Sact direction for finding
~ murderer, and it is not
an named Kane Landon
Els not !"
tones were dramatic, but
arried a certain comvic-
10 are you?'' asked Avice.
do not seem yourself like
3nlent person, and yet
3 an not | am a plain Amer
oman. | was a school teach
| have not taught of late
Ii live at home now"
was a simple dignity in
ay Of speaking, as if she
Sed the days OF her school
But she quickly returned
melodramatic pleading:
beg Of you, go to Madame
an you afford not to when
z
n tell yoa the truth, or the
b the truth ~
hat do you mean by the
o the truth? Where is she?
will not go! How dare
ONE to me with this rub
zee was getting excited now.
vas suddenly aware of a
ionglng to see this clair
81, whoever she might be. 1t
do 10 harm, at any rate.
ven as these thoughts went
gh her brain came others
4 absurditysof the thing she
hlni1ing. Go to clair
t to learn how to save
Well, why not?
by not?'' said Miss Bar
almost like an echo. 1T
b no harm and it will show
~ to the light
se you a fraud?H and Avice
ply stopped and looked into
oman s eyes, taking her off
eard.
4 she replied so simply
lmly that for the first time
believed she was not.
I am no fraud. | tell you
if You go to Isis, she will
4. If you do not, you will
know, and, : she paused,
gill regret it all your life. =
last words, spoken in an
lie and impressive man
ere accompanied by a nod
head, and the speaker
toward the door. ''That
she said, as she paused
threshold, II have told
Oh may do as you choose,
vill be an eternal regret if
AZ 4 to do my bidding.
was gone, and Ayice, be-
d sat quiet for a moment.
absurd, she thought, as
d she could think coher-
y all. Fancy my going
irvoyant, or seer or what
e called her! And, any
ion t know where the Isis
& lis. !"
CHANGING to look down
able near her, she saw
ing there. Immediately
INV what it was and that
Aan had left it. She picked
md saw the address Of a
and fortune teller in
e square.
neyer GO there, = she said
1T, but she put the card
a book.
j after only two or three
tudies over the queerness
ming that she started for
ress given. She had a
sionsness that she had
au along that she would
she had to persuade her
II. That she had DONE.
githout knowing it, and
NJ vas On her wa She
q. sss no one, for she hadn't
acknowledged to her
l she would go, only that
l Ia go and look at the.
lES No in an office building,
tions and altogether or
She went up III the ele-
oked at the door that
giveE number. And Il.
nsat she was inside.
I HE i1s,1al sol h sc place.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03
Spelling the Metaphor.

Spelling the Metaphor.
Mr.. Oldsport-Do you doubt my
love? Look in my eyes and read it
there. The eyes are the windows Of
the soul.
Miss Observation-Disclosures of the
soul! That's so. Your eyes do look
awfally CLASSY
Couldn't Get Out.
Arthur know man married fer
thirty years who stays at home every
evening.
Amy with feeEing)-That is love!
Arthur-No! It's rheumatism
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03

If manners make the man that eS-
plains the undone conditions OF some
men.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-03

Go be continued nest weekly
, 1921-02-24
1858. 492I874
NOTICE.

An Extraordinary General MEETING of
the 81. CROIX CLUB will be held
in the Club rooms on Saturday March
9Th a. C, at 5 O'Clock D. m.
All members are urgently requested t.
attend; as matters of vital Importance
are to be discussed.
Oh ristiansted, Feb. 21, 1921.
For the Board,
With. JENSEN.
Secretary.
, 1921-02-24
St. Thomas News.

1t will be of interest to plea ure seek
ers to learn that the British motor-boat
'Annie Anderson" OF TOrtola. Capt. A.
R. Titley, Jr., will make bi-weekly trips
between the two ports, taking passen-
gers and freight. Round trip ST.. 50
Charters will also be received.-S st. Tho
mas Mail Notes, Feb. 18th.
The contract for the mail service be-
tween POLO Rico and here by the motor
schooner my stery" has not been &C
cepte1 by the Postal Authorities at
Washington, inasmuch as other bios
were probably wi hheld owing to the
schedule.
AS mo1ey is no consideration in the
matter, a steamboat to do the service
would be gladly hailed.
Today, there is a new to1der being
offered for a bi-weekly service between
here and San Juan, P R. I6ld.
On Thursday afternoon last, there was
a meeting of the Colonial Council held.
which was presided over by the Vice
Chairman, the Hon,ble {. q Thlele, IN
the abser &c of the Chairman, who cane
late.
Owing to certain amendments in con-
nection with the taking over of the tele-
phone system by the Government, and
which were introduced by same, e Bird
Discussi n on the proposed Bill did not
take place.
The completion of the reading of the
New Code of Laws was however effect
ed
We regret very much, however, that
the last chapter, 80, of Title ", dealing
with illegitimate children, and the pro-
vision made for their support, was not
more fully and ably discussed, provid-
ing as it does such wide scope for de-
bate, pro and con. At the next meeting
those chapters. as we'll as sections, which
have been placed into the hands of COM
mittees, will be discussed. SO that at no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
$4,000 IMPROVEMENTS
TO THE RICHMOND INN
Popular Eating Place to BE
Doubled in Size and Mod
ernized in Every Way

The Richmond Inn. operated by
Walter kirsch, and which occunics
the northeast ground floor OF the
Eich,nond Hotel on Ninth street, will
be doubled In size and made into one
OF the show places OF the city. as
well rs one OF the best eating places
In the South. e.. Kirsch has just
closed long time lease for the
property and takes over the entire
north side OF the building.
Fans for the interior improvements
call for strictly modern Kitchen
and for n walk in" cold storage and
ice plant. which will be the largest
in the city used in n similar busi-
ness. Arrangements will be made
for more than doubling the seating
capacity, and in all the contcrn
plated improvements will cost more
tHan $4,000.
Started on small scale few
years ago. the Richmond Inn. under
the management of Mr. and Mrs
kirsch. has become very popular
with the travelling public. as well as
with Richmonders. and the business
has outgrown the present quarters.
1t is planned TO have the improve
mcnts completed and the new Rich
mond Inn ready for opening on
Christmas Eve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
KILMARNOCK NOW HAS
a MODERN PLAYHOUSE
i. hr "Iinner' riuiidInE Also Houses "a
department Store and Has Of
hccs for Professional Men.

iiEATllSNlLLE. VA. Nov. i2.-The
Hazel building recently erected in
kiimarnock. owned and designed by
y. i. Brent. Is attracting much at
tent!on and interest around this sec
ion. When opened. IT will be the
Hhndsoncst ana mos; complete build
ne IN TIE Northern Neck.
From basement to roof. the house
's equipped with modern furnishings
If the most pleasing design. Already
Z IL an actual beehive OF Industry.
and II is destined to be the service
'ouse Of the Northern Neck. Law
"ers. doctors. BARRIERS. taiiors. shoe
makers. etc. will occupy portions OF
he building. a large department
store, soda fountain. pool room. res
auran', etc, will be among it's con-
noes. The upper story will be
e.. TO a modcrnly euuipped play-
SO. The cost OF the building Ia
aha To have been $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
NORTHERN NECK NOW
HASOUTLET III WINTER
Highway Between Oak Grove
and King George Court
house Completed.
OPENS 4 RICH SECTION
transportation of Mails by
Motor Trucks Give Public
Splendid Service.

WARSAW. VA. Nov. 1.-THE Sec
Ion OF the State Highway between
warsaw and Frederick sbure, EXTEND
ing from Oak Grove to King George
courthouse. distance of eleven
miles. has tcen recently rebuilt and
improved. This work was under con-
tract from the state Highway Depart
ment, and according to contract was
TO have been completed by January
!. Due to favorable weather condi-
lions the Improvement has been com.
pietcd and is now in use
u: completion of the improvement
OF th's section of tho main highway
ol inc Northern Neck marks new
era In good roads" for the inhabi-
.nh'S OF this rich section OF Virginia.
rms mas been by far the worst piece
OF road In the Northern Neck. GER
tainly the worst on the main high.
way. and now that it has been i'm
proved the people In the lower SEQ.
tioh OF tho Northern Neck can travel
In and out throughout the entire yenrt
Gives Outlet In Winter.
During severe winter weather ,t
mas often been the case that when
the rivers are frozen ana river trans
pcrtation is completely tied up. tho
cond ton of the roads of the North.
ern Neck were In places impossible
To motor transportation. 1t Is To.
iiefed that with the State Highway
leading from, Reedville to rredcricks.
burg. improved as It has been and
maintained by state Highway forces
instead of by the local counties, the
PEOPLE VIII be able to use this high
way throughout the winter.
Sections OF the highway between
warsaw and fredericksburg recently
improved. arc declared by those who
travel over them to be among tho
nr"ttiest sections OF improved road
in the State.
Daily nus Line Ertnbli,hcd,
me mails for the entire Northern
Neck nre transported by the govern
ment over this road by means of mo-
tor trucks, and this section Is enjoy.
ing the best mail service in its his
tory.
The Improvement Of this road has
made poss!hle the establishment OF a
Continued ON Fifth Page) ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
USE WIRELESS SYSTEM
FOR PREDICTING STORMS
Interpretation Of Wireless
Static" Now Possible, Says
Professor Ro,hc.
SNOW PRODUCES SPECIAL NOISE
DiseoHcry Came From Contemplation
Of Fnct thnt CrackiInEs Of Violence
Were Heard ON Receiver While Sky
was Pure Biue.
SNOW PRODUCES SPECIAL NOISE
IIy Percy Noel.

PARiS, Nov. l2.--It IL believed that
crops. Vineyards and orchards may he
better protected from weather
changes through practical application
.! the discovery o. means for pre-
dieting storms BIZ Interpretation Of
wireless static" made by Professor
T.. Rothe. Of the University and IN
Stiiute de Physique du Globe. Of
StTasbourg. and Professor IacoE,c
Professor Rothe has furnished your
correspondent the first description Of
his method. discloacd to the Academy
OF science recently. II III the result
OF observation and application since
icll privately and az ST. t'Hr for INC
military authorities.
inc Initial discovery came from
contemplation OF the fact that crack-
iinss o. violence and high frequency
We're heard on the wireless receiver
Al Strasbourg. while the sky over
heaa was pure blue. II IS these dis
Shareea which indicate storms. and
nave led Ia the development OF
means for detecting their loco,,y,,
and direction OF movement.
"Pnrnnite" Noises.
Iherc nrc diverse parasite" noises
"pseTVab!e In receivers. so expert
ness ~ required 10 distinguish storm
morse. That discharge or gong" is
pcttsr noted by recorded appara-
Jus IMAM by II telephone receiver.
wireless operators nre familiar
win sizzles" and huns while snow
ana hall produce special noises. Be
Siues these, II IL possible to dislin-
suish cracking and swapping. TIL.
n'ias''es most frequently observed
uu,.hS inc day time are sometimes
called clicks" Professor Rom,
calls crackiings those sounds Of
lower note resembling the noice of
Il piece OF wood breaking, reseryinC
'hc name Swapping" for the higher
notes OF shorter and harder char.
hctcr. Those have IL variable and
Somo'iines very great Frequency, al
'hough each one is distinct, forming
Il sort OF continuous crepi,atInr
sound. which. however, is quite diff
'ercht from cracking or GRINDERS"
rms very subjective distinction liz
hotcn preferably by means OF such
accordihs Instruments as Abraham's
Saivonomcter osc!liograph." win
mat apparatus parasites can be in
scribcd Tor few minutes on each
Az!mu'h" and dcciphcred aftcrward
Ih"s faults OF the ear and OF per
sonar Interpretation disappear.
Observations Noted.
FROM numerous observations pro
lessor Rothe found that tic dis
charges were due to s,orn clouds
more or less near q graphic record.
which often lasts more than one min
ute without interruption, is formed
OF an Uninterrupted series OF vibra.
hons. When storm Is on the hori-
zon In defined region it's direction
can easily lie determined One can
even follow its movements and it's
trajectory and lind its distance from
me point Of observation b. measur-
ihg the interval of time elapsing be-
tween the moment of discharge in the
receiver and the thunder following
CONTINUED on Firth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
WILL INVITE HARDING
TO HIGHWAY MEETING
..ankhcad NniIonnI Highway Officials
Name Prominent Men and Women
nn Committee on InNitutInn.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Nov. i2-Thc
executive officers OF the United States
Coed Roads Association and the
Bankhead National Highway Associa-
ton have appointed q committee of
Twenty-Five prominent men and worn-
Ell from the various States OF the
Union as members OF the presidential
invitation committee. to meet in
Washington November % and -. 10
extend cordial ana pressing invita-
tons to President Harding. Vice
President Coolidge. members of the
Cabinet. United States Senators and
road officials To attend the annual
meetings of these organizations,
which will take place ut Phoenix,
Ariz.. April "a to %. 1922
Director General Rountrcc left
birmingham today en- route to Wash
ington. where he will be joined by
hcnnehan Cameron. president OF the
Bankhead National Highway Assoc
citation. and executive officers OF the
United States Good Roads Associa-
ton. They will open headquarters nj
the Raleigh Hotel and arrange the
details of the presidential invitation
committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
TWO HUNDRED BOYS WILL
MATCH SKILL At CKICAc. /
international Grain and Hay
Show to Be Featured With
Junior Contest.

CHICAGO, Nov. lo.-Six Thousand
samples from the fields of the United
States and Canada are being arranged
for display at the third international
grain and hay show. which will he
held in connection with the Interna-
tional Live Stock Exposition, Novem-
Der % to December 2.
Agricultural colleges. experimental
stations. crop Improvement associa-
t'ons and individual farmers have en-
tered 80 per cent more samples than
las; year in competition for the $4,000
premium list offered by the Chicago
Board of Trade in the interest of bet
ter and larger crops.
The number of entries will have
increased to 10000 by next year" said
Professor w. q. Fitch. OF Purdue Uni
vcrsity one of the managers of the
Grain and Hay Show. There has
long been need for such an cxposi-
ton where farmers could meet and
exchange IDEAS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
HENRICO COUNTY HAS
s83.892 IN TREASURY
"enort of County Treasurer T., IT.
Kemp Is Approved by the Board
of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors os
Henrico County has reviewed AMI
approved the report OF County Treas
urer l.. II. Kemp for the fiscal year
chuing october 81. 1921. which shows
SS3,Ss25s in the treasury.
county levics collected during the
past year by districts we're as fol :
lows: Brookland. $500: Tuckahoe.
S''s29.4o; Fairfield. s75o.11, and
Nhrina' S2.36S.SS, total OF si5,-
Se2Ii' state and county road funds
show n credit balance of s7,.3O.4S.
the dog tax fund credit OF s3.-
3Sf.2S. and the police fund s5.54S10
credit.
Other assets are as; f"l.ows: county
school fund, s3,3l+.5l; Coiorcd Indus
trial School fund. sl1.67: Fairfield
District special school textbook
fund. s56sS0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
NEW CORN SCORE CARDS
ARE BEING USED At V.P.|.
Change Necessitated by Need
for Points on Selling and
for Seed.
TO HE usED AT ROANOKE SHOW
Now system Is Designed for Purpose
OF judging Corn from Stnndpoint
or Producing Ability Rather Thru
From Bcnuty or Ear.
ny T. *. Wolfe, Associate Arronor

va
hy II. *. wolfe, Associate AEronomist
bLACKSBURG. VA, Nov. i2.-Thc
corn score card. formerly used by
the virginia Polytechnic Institute.
mas been replaced by two new
utility corn score cards. This change
mas been made necessary In the light
"f new evidence secured in regard
to the relation between score card
points and disease conditions on the
one hand and yield on the other.
me new score cards have been
designed jointly by the Department
az Astronomy of the Virginia Poly
techntc Institute and the Virginia
Srop Improvement Association
Instead OF tho ono score card form
,rly used there has now been de-
vised two cards. First. the utility
market corn score card; secondly, the
utility seed corn score card. These
new utility corn score cards will be
used for the first time in judging
corn ut the corn show to he held in
Roanoke this winter Jointly b.. the
virginia Corn Growers Association
and the Virginia Crop Improvement
Association.
New System Two Fold.
Diie VI tlc SCOEc CSTuS lS To DC used
IN selecting corn possessing dcsir-
able qualities from the standpoint OF
feeding. milling. and other similar
purposes. This score card Is known
rs the utility market score card. The
points considered arc length, color,
lustcr or polish. cob, kernel indcnIn-
ton and composition, and market
condition and soundncss. These
points arc not only important from
the standpoint OF market require
mcnts. hut also in the selection or
corn for planting
The second card Is known as the
utility seed corn score card. This
card includes the points enumerated
under the utility market corn score
card. and In addition cmpha sizes the
value OF uniformity. tyne. vitality
ana rigor. The unique feature of
the new score card Is involved in
The last point. vitality and vigor.
e!nce in scoring corn by this card
II is necessary 10 make a germinn-
Continued on Fifth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
Norwood Property Transferred.

inc arm OF Gclsan & Nash placed
on record in the Chancery Court yes
'erday the deed transferring the Nor
wood property. los North Fifth
street. TO the Imperial Tobacco Conn
rang OF Grea, britain. Ltd. for the
sum OF $4,000. This completes m.
filing Of deeds for property included
III tho recen; $4,000 deal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-13
Monument Avenue Tron,,,r

May !. Sheppard. unmarried, has
transferred 10 Arthur S. BrInklcy
and Alice Raynor. a tract Of land on
the north side OF Monument. 'front.'
ing loa feet on the avenue, for SIS
500. The lot is near Cleveland Street.
and the price is little more than
$3.50 per front foot