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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
EMPIRE THEATRE
OPENS CHRISTINA
Jake Wells Will Offer New Line
of Vaudeville Attrac-
tons.

The Empire Theatre. built by NJ l.
liofheimcr. and recently acquired by
Jake Wells. TO be- added TO tho chain
of houses he now controls throughuu,
the South. VIII be opened to the public
on Christmas Day. rho new theatre.
which Is located on tho uorth side Of
Broad street, near Jefferson, viii nc
the hc ,c OF the better class OF Keith
raudcvillc
Many conicctures have been made as
TO just what class OF attractions would
oe presented at this newest OF Rich.
mona amusement houses. Rumor hao
II that permanent dramatic stock ha,.
been decided upon by the icsse.s
Then again the same wagSing dame
declared that II would tic musical
stock. The latest Information wA>
that big time" vaudeville. such as was
given AT the Colonial In the early dag.
OF that theatre, was the tinai selection
But none of these things was right.
na. NH be seen at tue playhouse,
Is rchncd vaudeville. of type SOME.
thlng better than that witnessed AT
the so-called popular priced vaudeville
tLchtres, yet not measuring quite up
The parlencc OF the tribe. and in tile
words OF the booking agency. tile acts
which VIII no seen at the Empire are
icSistcred in the family department.
~ sh uid not be- gathered that the per
Torrance Will not be pleasing hecaus.
Of this fact Indeed. many OF III. per.
formers appearing in the family de-
paitinent are even better than thos.
seen on the big time and very few
oil them ar: not ms good.
Fills Gap between.
More than two hours OF amusement
VIII be given the patrons OF the thea
ire, ana the program Will include Gvc
vaudeville acts, iDterspcrBcd with mnv
ing pictures: The opening bill viii
contain: Pollard. an eccentric comedy
.uSsler; Brooks and Harris, man
ara woman, who. besides doing II sing
ing and dancing act. bring nlonl. some
Nonncrtul costumes Gardner and Vim
vcnt, being company OF four people
N comedy sketch, cntitlcy, winning
Queen, with special scenery and
electrical effects; Eddie Ross, who will
10 monologuc in black face and per-
,or!n on the banjo. and LaMaize. Quail
bats. "'Fo-
when Jake Wells organized tho Ola
dominion Amusement Company, which
controls the Empire. ne had not fully
determined Just what class OF attrac-
Cons he would cner. After lnvestlga-
ion nc camo to the conclusion that
rlchmond who wanted moro vaudeville
man was being offered in the other
theatrcs. 1t wns after this investiru-
zion that he decided 10 nut in live
icts OF vaudeville at the Empire Rich
mohd VIII have big time" vaudeville
house In the very near future, and IL,
100; VIII be controlled by Mr.. Wells
theatre will be at the southeast corner
81 brohd and Ninth Streets IT is un.
acretood that plans for the building
nave already been drawn and are In
the hands o! contractors for cstimatc s
as to the cost OF the structure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
.LEEOY IS URGING
MILITIA PAY BILL
Efforts of National Guard Con
centrated on Virginia Con-
gresham.

q. colonel Il. T. Leedy of the Sccond
,irHlnia Infantry. is regarded all o,cr
she country as "a leader in the G,,bt
LOT Inc passage Of the militIa nay Xiii
MS Is partly because he seems n
hh'e made hit in his handling of Tho
SUBJECT at the recent meeting Of III.
Nati"nal Guard Association. and nar,h.
because he lives. with most of his com,
hlhnd, in the district of the chuirn.,r
or the House Committee on MiIitn,.~
Affairs. which Will have charge or MS
proposed legislation. Colonel Lccdy ~
sending out letters urging miIitian
r'crN"hcre 10 ask their rcprcscnta
Ives , IN congress to vote for the bill
while Representatives James IIay, of
NC seventh District. has been quoted
IN opposition, Colonel I.ccdy is author
ltN Tor the statement that Mr.. HAY
mHsrciy wants 10 know what the Ma
'ionai Guard thinks about IT, He is
irving 10 see that Mr.. Hay finds out
General McCrosky Butt, of the Ma
tiohal Guard OF New York State. is ont
IN letter urging militiamen to ask
tncif Conaressmcn TO vote against the
ray bin. which cOntcnplates the nbolI-
tlon or the Division of Militia Affairs
ana the practical Standardization of the
GENERAL staff. the Bureau of Coast Ar
tiIlcry and the Tnspcc tor Generals Dc
lartinsnt under tho Adjutant- General
General Butt thinks that unless tho
nay bill is killed, the militia nav
mn Will he doomed. What effect the
slanShtcring of his pet measure would
nave on MIR, Hays attitude toward the
pay bill seems problcmatical
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
ASKS PARDON FOR BROTHER
Kentucky Ministcr Did Not Find Ea-
rccteh Letter From .JudEc

Rev. Hugh Crank. OF Pineville, KY,
called on Governor Mann yesterday
with petition signed by about 100
citizens of Lee county. asking for n
conditional pardon for his brother, VIII
liam Deiph. who has served six years
Of fourteen-ycar term in tho State
Penitcntiary for murder in the second
degree. The paper contained the names
of several officials OF the county
There as nothing in the petition
which placed the facts in the case be-
fore the Governor. and he felt that ne
had nothing on which TO act. 1t seemed
that Mr.. Crank had expected a letter
to pc sent to the executive b. Judge
H. y, ". Skccn, OF the Circuit Cour;
OF Lee county. but as that turist is
busy with wholesale indictments for
election irregularities. it Ia presumed
he has had no opportunity TO look into
the case
Thereupon, Mr.. Crank Withdrew. talk
ing his papers with him. and promis-
Ing that more should be heard OF the
matter later
1t is stated that the killing was the
result OF a quarrel over cents In a
card game. Additional evidence. good
conduct while in custody, and help rem
dcred TO prison guards. are supposed
to be the reasons for asking clcmency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
MAYOR TO LEAD
CIVIC P AR AID {.
More Than One Thousand Bust
ness People TO Participate
in New Year Event.

Directors Of the Civic Co-Dprratiyo
organization met In the Business Men.
SIuD yesterday to make final arrange.
ncn,s for the mammoth celebration
which 1T Is planning for January ..
enc movement has aroused the keen
est interest among business men. ana
the ouigrowth OF plans worked Out
'y the seven representative business
ORGANIZATIONS Of the city.
inc outstanding feature Of the rcie-
Grafton Will be a parade OF the seven
iiii"d business c!ubs--thc Chamber OF
ro'unotcc. The business Mems Club
ne United Commercial Travellers, the
travellers Protective Associations the
.ict'tii Merchants Associations lie
'ocal branch Of tho American Institut.
u banking aud the Richmond .,dver-
;iscrs' Clue. The parade will be head
I'd by Mayor Richardson ana the mem
?crS OF the City Council.
Attended by two brass bands and
drum corps. the line VIII start from
'hc City Hal! at 1870 y. NJ and marcn
20 tho Auditorium. where 1000 seats
VII b" reserved for the paradcrs hli-
.1roDriotc fireworks and suitably In
scribcd banners VIII lend color 10 the
line OF march
At the Auditorium Mayor D q.
Hichardson VIII preside. and Will pre-
cent the speakers Of the evening. The
list OF these IS not complete. Those
~ho have accepted Invitations 10 sneak
arc: Henry /. Cabell DR.. Edward ~
Calisch, former Governor ~ j. Mon
taguc and ". I. Dabncy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
NlATTERSON TO SPEAK
Krmurky Editor Will Discuss Arblt ration
Treaties While Here,

NJ preliminary meeting of citizens, held
Yesterday in the law offices %; former Gov
ernor ~ j. Montague, plans were discussed
with regard 10 the entertainment OF Colonel
Henry Wattcrson. editor OF the Louisville
Courier journal. who has been invited to
deliver an address in this city carly IN jan
un'l. The Kentucky editor vii! begin a
tour Of North Carolina cities shortly after
New Years, delivering addresses In Char
iotte. Durham and several other po!ntS.
The plan at present s to have address
open to the puoiic with banquet later
In tho evening. The address viii! be on the
snb1cC; OF the arbitration treaties between
France and England side and the
United States Oh the othcr-a subject which
aas deeply Interested Mr.. wattcrson In re-
cent months, ana upon which he has made
many speeches. Efforts 10 get into Commu-
licaiion with him by wire yesterday !aiIed.
but an answer Is expected to-day. lie has
Already stated his willingness 10 speak IN
l;tchmomd. and the date is III" only point
:hat remains To be settled The local cont
mite" has asked for the evening OF Ian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
CAMP WILL
HAVE INF|RMARY
Directors Decide to Add to Plant
to Care for Long Wait
ing list.

III view OF the constant demand for
admission to Pine Camp and of the
long waiting list, the directors of the
Tuberculosis Camp Society of Rich
lnond decided at Il meeting held YES
terday 10 proceed at once with the
erection of an iniirmary. with ca
pacitE Of eleven patients. This struc-
lure viii be independent OF the little
inhrmary pavilion now nearly com
plcte, which will accommodate only
tour.
While sufficient funds are not in
possession OF the society to pay for
building and furnishing the infirm-
airy. II was felt pest to proceed at once
60 the relief TO the INDECENT consump-
tivcs who are calling for help. TIL.
building will, of course. be used for
the most advanced cases
In addition TO the eleven bed rooms
the building will contain a general
dining room for the patients The
present capacity OF Pine Camp is TWEEN.
~ With the small !nnrmary, 1t Will
be twcnty-four and. when .hc new
building Is up. il Will be thirty-iivc
j. c. iartelius is now preparing
plans for the society.
Men and women received at Pine
Camp, in the suburbs of Richmond, are
taken from possible infection. and
their lives arc prolonged as long as
possible amid peaceful surroundings
sales OF Red Cross scals. ii which
the principal proceeds in this city
Will so to Pine Camp are not ur TO
the mark. Unless Richmond people
patronize these seals more literally
during the few remaining days before
Christmas. this city is likely To he
surpassed in quantity OF sales by both
Norfolk and Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
SER Want TOOK
WALKER CHILD
But Police Quickly Located Both
in Good Hands at the
City Home.

ENciaiminE that one of his children
had been taken away from home and
apparently, kidnapped. George Walker.
Of Swansboro. walked into police head
quarters yesterday afternoon and ask
ed the police TO help him find his lost
child.
Detective Sergeant Tellam question
cd him and ascertained that Mr.
walker had recently employed a wo-
man named Mary Emory, who had
formerly been an inmate oil the City
Home MI Walker said that no had
paid hr the weeks wages on Monday
she returned Yesterday to attend TO
her duties in his hous ehold, and she
and the child, tot of but u few
years. disappeared.
Sergeant i<ellam though, /, would
be wise thing Tor Mi Walker to
call up the city Home. TO see if the
woman had returned there. But Ser
seant kellum called UP the home aud
talked TO Or. Cabcll Or. Cabcil in
formed him that Mary Emory had re-
turned. and that she had brought a
small child with her.
That was enough for Mr.. Walker.
lie rushed out of headquarters and
he lest no time in arriving at rhe
CITY Home. II. cot his child
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
kemp DIDN'T FEED
PAUL AND BEULAH
But Outsiders Who Sen. Meals
TO Prisoncr-Nitnesscs Say
They Can't Collect.
BILLS ARE LONG OVERDUE
Mrs. BearIsley and Saady De
clare That Officer Jarrett
Arranged Detail.

As an aftermath Of the exciting, DAY :
of the Bcattie trial aud the six weeks
Incarceration of Paul Reattic ana Bcu-
Ian Binford in the Hcnrico county jail
as material witnesses for the state.
two downtown restaurant Keepers are
threatened with the loss of money for
rood served to the two important pris-
ave passed since the time these BINS
fcli due. ncither~1Irs. Harry Bcartislcy,
who Keeps a restaurant at II North Sew
en,sen'h Street, with her account OF
SllG. nor j. j. Snudy, with his bill for
a smaller amount, has hccn able TO gc,
hands on the responsible parties.
When the two witnesses were
brought to the IIcnrico Jail last July
under the care OF /. l.. Schercr. ]. o.
Wendcnhurs and Special officer Jar
roll. OF Chesterfield. tho regular prison
fare, furnished by Sheriff Kemp to his
lienrico charges, was deemed INSULT
cient. and arrangements were made
by Constable farrell with Mrs. Boards
Icy to feed the prisoners
Put Responsibility ON County
According TO Mrs. Baardslcy, farrell
said the county would be Responsible
IVA NhS SNbSisc, Dll uCCOTulll5 10 SlGf-
In GIL, OF Chesterfield. the county Off.
Ger ovcrsteppeI his authority.
Mr.. Wcnd"nburS mads, the arrange
ments with Saady. acting under in
structions from MIR. Scherer. Suad"
claims he was told Mr.. Schcrcr would
be liable for the account. but says that
his bill was referred to the county OF
Chesterfield upon presentation. When
Saady appeared at the IIcnrico Court
house yesterday, bringing his bill with
him. he was again referred 10 the
Chesterfield authorities. The same adj
vice has been offered Mrs Bcardsley.
but unless the Board of Supervisors of
Chesterfield comes forward To stand
back of its officers. tn. bills have but
small chance of being settled.
Over the telephone last night Com
Attorney Gregory stated
that the claim had been referred by
him TO Judge Waiter 4. Watson. before
whom the Beattic case was tried. but
that Judge Watson had taken no ac-
tion on the matter as Vet. Saady and
Mrs. Beardslcy are both clamoring for
settlement. and even talk OF bringing
sui; against the individual! who placed
the orders with them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
FICTITIOUS LAND
is STRICKEN gu I
Commissioners iii Buchanan Will
Not BE Paid for Bogus
Assessment.
MINISTER SEEKS
PARDON
lntcrcedcs for Brother in Prison.
Million Dollars Now in
Treasury.

by comparing the land books OF
Buchanan county for 1911. with those
of preceding years, it has been pos
sible for the force in the Office OF the
Auditor "f Public Accounts to climi-
nate what 1t believes to he ALL or
nearly all. of the bogus assessment.
settlements with the commissioners Of
the revenue will be made only on the
Dusis OF the corrected books
AS stated in The Times Dispatch OF
saturday, the land books for buchanan
county were 50 evidently padded, that
the Auditor in his annual report made
especial note of the situation. say
ing: Figures fer Buchanan county
relating to real estate nre taken from
1910 land books, because tile land
books Of that county for 1871 contain
assessments of large tracts Of lands
which have no existence In fact :;
therefore. TO use those figures In this
table would he misleading"
Got Bnck on Docks.
Tho practice of adding large tracts
of land which never existed, but which
appear on the deed books presumably
for the purpose OF selling bogus min
cral property TO capitalists. began
some years aGo. and continued until
after the commissioners tried to make
money by adding them to the assess
mcnts. For some years pust they have
been eliminated, but rcappearcd this
year Auditor Donohuc has had the
books compared AMI does not propose
to pay commission 10 the officers for
assessing lands which do not exist lie
said yesterday that the Commissioners
OF the Revenue would be paid on tho
basis Of the actual acreage as near
as 1t can be asccrtaincd. Should the
commissioners not &c satisfied they
have the right to sue. in which case
some Interesting Developments would
be expected
The United states survey, which is
said TO Ice 'or the level not includ-
Ing slopes. showed the county 10 have
about $4,000 acres, but this was prior
TO 80 formation OF Dickcnson. which
took part OF this area. Guessing that
10000 acres went to Dick cnSan and
that $4,000 acres might be accounte ed
Tor by measuring UP the sides of hills
ana mountains. as land Is sold. It is
thought thar 100000 acres would be a
liberal estimate. The assessment has
run up into the millions OF acres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
TWO QUIT RACE
Field Clear for FrnnkIln's Election, as Fire
Counis sioncr,

The withdrawal from the race for position
o. Fire Commissioner from wnahinBt on
ward OF John Y. Walker, sales manager OF
tho standard OIL Company. and OF D. l.
Toney. proprietor OF motion picture thea
ire. leaves the neld free Tonight to Walter
ID. franklin. auditor OF the Merchants Nm
tlonal banH The City Council in Joint ses
son will elect for tho unexpIred tnrn Of
George L. Gary. whose death occurred soma
weeks ago. The ward decg alton had d.
vided on the three mon named. but n con-
Test on tho moor was avoided by tho With
drawal yesterday of two OF the candidates.
each OF whom had In his support ono Al.
derman and Mt least one member Of tho
common Council. With tho ward dc!ega.
tlon unanimous in Its support OF Mr.. Frank
lin. II is not anticipated that any other
nominations will be made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
MAY ADJOURN TO. DAY
Fedrral Court Of Appeals Expected to End
Lon. Term,


The tinitei states Circuit Court % Ap-
p,als VIII proaaSly adjourn Tor The term
to-day The argument; docket tor This scs-
son 30 lonc ;ha, s"varal cases had TO
b. continued mttl IA. February ,.rm and
Il Is likely that term Will be "A long on.
Upon The opening Of the court yesterday
nloTnins District Attorney l., /. Lewis pre-
tenied III" resolutions recently adopted ny
the bar o, Richmond on tho occasion OF
m death 81 judge John II. Ingram. O! the
Law ana Equity Court. Judge pr.chard.
IN" pr.'ntng Judge, responded In a Tine
'hhut" 20 Iudg" Ingram. ANA a. Iurtl.sI
marx o. respect directed IA" resolutions
sprshd n1on he minutes ~ The court
TIC following case wrs nrEucd:
NJ" H''-licEry q. DAVIS Gaines Green and
lpneF Elk coal lCnpauy plaintim in error.
~ Christian Sf%hotd Defendant In error
~ error 10 tns.'Ci--ufi CONT at Phil!ppi ".
va, Cause argurl ~ George T. I'rca %:
Charleston, and r. \. Bowers. OF Elkini.
tor tAe pla!niins In error. and by w +: r.
lyme" a. charleston. and ". H. Maxwell.
y Eikns, for tn" defendant in error
Ay ioiloW NJ case, and The lnet ~ Tho
tt!!n. VIII he csll.d 'OI argument ,his morn
ing ~ 1850 g'clrck
40. !0i Atlantic Coast T.iu,. HaIirond
COMPANY, piaut!n IN error IS q. u. Finn.
hs'eEdai.t n error IN error to III, circuit
SoGit al Charleston ;. G. 70 be- argued Dv
y - WILCOX ard l.. ". MoI...li,rc. 81
Florence, FOR the ilalnt.n IN error ana ~
lii"r Whalry and His-ci - Ghn~lestnu
SAD q. u Fraser al sumter fol tn. a..
.'Eu.N- n cIrpt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
APPEAL TO PUBLIC


sale, Of Red Cross stamps Not Up To Past
Records.
The sale y: Red Cross sf'hrisinas stamps
IN inchmord this scnson has not been as
large as in tho past, and those heading this
charitable movement have made an appeal
10 the public for stronger support.
one OF the principal stands Tor the sale
OF the labels Is at The Jefferson Hotel The
sum total OF The receipts on Monday was
u cents, And YOU can hardly cNpcc: 10
take car" Of one conaunptivc fOr that" re-
marked one OF the pretty young women in
barge % tn" stand
At the post-ouicc tho sales have been
o-iter. but hy No means up to past records.
Az OF the money spent In Richmond for
'he stamps Is turned into the fund for the
support 81 Pine Camp, whore the city's tu-
petcu!Hr patients are cared for.
Reports from Norfolk and other cities in
dictate tina; the sales this year show a
marked Increase. and being eager to lead
the state tho WORKERS in Richmond arc
therefore more than anxious that tho cause
mc more literally patronIzed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Wnnt Cnsc Reopcned.

motion was made yesterday before
the state Corporation Commission for
reopcning of the case involving COR
domination proceedings at Norton.
which was recently decided against the
petitioner and in favor OF the Inter
state Railroad Company. The reason
given is an order entered by the Board
of Supervisors of Wise county. estab :
fishing county road between Ram
sey and Norton. the connection not
being clear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Demurrer ovorruicd.

IN "a" cas-" Of ", !. Johnson against the
virginia Railway and Power Company.
pending In tho Law and Equity Court In
which jury verdict of damages for per
sonal injurief IN the sum OF t5p0 was render
I'd on Mon"hy. subject 10 the ruling Of tho
court demurrer 20 the evidence. Judge
Gruinp yesterday OveS.nilcd the demurrer
and entered Judgment for 500 In accord :
ancc with Tho verh!St OF the fury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Discus, Schedule.

An informal conference vah had yc.,.r.
dny between tho state Corporation ,.o1,l lii..
sion and representatives, o! the cities OF.
Hampton and IMPORT Spws and q: the Old
Point Railway and Electric Company Tho
subject matter was the schedule o: ear scr
vice between tho two cities, which the con-.
ph"y desires TO leashien rom a:;een to ,hi--
~ minutes. No statement was made h. tho
commission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

Although a check was drawn yes
terday by Auditor Donohoe in favor
of the school fund for $4,000. when
the State |rrcasurer's Office was closed
yesterday there was a balance of more
than si,006000 on the right side Of the
ledger. Interest on the public debt
must he paid on January ]. amounting
to about 100000. and II is, OF course.
true that the greater part of the 1911
taxes arc now In hand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Move CnnitoI omcea.

TO make way for the Legislature
the Offices OF the state Bank Elk
aminer have been moved from tho
Senate cloak rooms to the eleventh floor
of the Travellers Building. The office
of the Cooperative Education Asso-
citation, with that of Jackson Davis
and T. s. Settle. supervisors OF rural
elementary schools, have been moved
from the Capitol basement to 1903
Bank street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
ALDERMEN MEET TONIGHT
Join, session Called to Elrc, rire comn...

Joint session Called to Errt Fire Commits
The Board Or .sidcI,u"u NIL meet 10.
night ~ O'Clock with ali % it's regular
honth's docket brtorc II. tho entire former
meeting having be"n devoted to the ,ieba,.
on the plan iot changing the methods q:
city government y large number OF papers
await concurrence.
joint session 81 the Board Of Aldermen
and common tounci! has been called FOR
az" O'clock tonight to elect Fire Com
missioner 'ror Washington Ward to sue
E""d '""'g. Il. ,iury, whose death occur ID
suNrIhL Mttks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Bitter BIT
Richard Rasnnr. Negro Who Dug Ills Fanrs
Into i'olirrntn's Ear, Goes Ia Rouds

li!eha.d Haynor. l"lVrrd charged Si,h
GsH"uitns and bi..ns Policeman r!curm,y
an y" eas rs 'he officer was sndeavorins
h2" "Hs convicted ~ :h- siusiinss Co",.
"s'erh"N o. assault ana battery ana was
sentenced 10 tw"l'r moalks on tho road,
'snn 20 pas a Hrc a. iitI His attorney y
: l.. Smith. male !ac.lon ioI a MA
ILL.,, bar yHs overturned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20
Petition in DonkIuptcy.

\ partnership petition In voluntary bnnk-
ruptcy was filed yesterday in the office OF
he clerk Of the United states District Court
by IT, NJ. and \. q. Chcathnm, doing busi-
ness undcr the name OF T.. NJ. t'hcathnm e.
Company. Tho liabilities OF the grim amount
to- {I,Sls23. while asscte OF $3.50 are claimed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-20

hnii6i"a ana repair PERMITS we're issued
yrSi"riHy az follows:
Lhe'" i'"vN. {" erect two.story brick
factory. the west SIDE o, uull Stree, h.,
t"t"n Eighteenth aud Ninctcrnth Strce,s,
Washington ward. to cost s.t
Fred Richardson. 10 cree, one ana
one hali-si"ry bfiCk stable on IN. a!roy he
tween Floyd and Grove Avenues Pun, AMI
lcnnbArdy slr.nls. 30 cnst &, 100 -