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The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

- Wo0eor W jno)os n
"A Winter In Indla." ~ Archibald
b Spens. II an interesting account q
british India from the tOurjGt's poInl
of view, combined with historical
sketches which are both instructive
and entertaining. The author has e.
parted from the somewhat dry and
statistical tone OF the average hoax
OF travels and has succeeded In con-
veying to the reader someohing OF the
atmosphere" Of the couptry. Not
content with mere description. he han
repcopled the deserted PALACES and
shrines. investing them with the %.
Election OF that grandeur which was
theirs in the day Of the Mogul kings.
The splendors OF the Tai Mahal ana
the horrors OF the Indian mutiny are
depicted In way which combines his
torical accuracy with rare imagIna-
ton.
The accounts Of the people and COS
toms OF present-day India are not less
entertaining. Beginning with the
passage through the suex canal,
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05
ORDER BRANCH OFFICE
CLOSED IN PORT HURON

PORT HURON, Mich, March g.
Especial. )---Postmaster Within was
informed by the postofice department
Wednesday. that the once at Upton
works, situated near the Grand Trunk
tunnel station. would be abolished
and the business now transacted nj
that once would be transferred to
the Port Huron, proper. once. with
NO extra compensation to the Port
Huron postmaster. The annual busi'
ness of the Upton Works ONCE ex'
ceeds $4,000 and the postmaster
salary was $4,000 year. Over 600
people were served by the once and
several complaints have been made.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

ling them back TO st. Louis. ne put
them ON sale at 20 cents dozen,
and claims to be making fair proft
at that. Egg dealers here who call
&c cents q rock-bottom price, are
maintaining that high tariff ought
to be imposed on eggs. in order to
protect the American hen In the fu-
ture from such attacks on the part OF
Chinese chickens.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

"John." said his wife, you never
|Ssem to notice the little things l do
for you. Only last night sat ND
after you had gone to bed and mend
ed hole In your trousers. Isn't that
thoughtful?"
"Say, by the way, how'd you know
there was hole there, huh?"
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

|ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 5.--In
lot Harte's western days they used
howl about imported Chinese
lap labor" Today, In this city,
bre are q number of dealers howl
! about Imported Chinese cheap
H." An enterprising st. Louis
brchant sent to China and purchas-
over 100000 fresh eggs. Bring
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

"The clocks" said the bride. ARE
simply beautiful. May l ask WHY
you gave us q pair Of them? Oh
course, 1t was perfectly
II gave you two Of them inter
rupted the friend, because I'm very
fond Of both of you, and II you ever
xet divorced you will each have
something to remember me by
Chicago Post.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05
NOT stone Blind.

NoS Sy0ne 0Uuo.
Proudly he placed q single diamond
ring on her tapering finger.
its very small diamond" abe
said, and paused. Then: And not
very brilliant, either"
"Ah. sweetheart. but love n blind"
Raising her llmpid eyes to his, she
said 49,.
YES. dear, but not stone blind"
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

Two pAysicians Peonalng at No. - LED
yaPd-st., DEa. n. w. PlaggemeyeP and
III. X. Shawan, reported to the police
theif stole S6l from their rooms, Ssl
belonging to DR.. Plaggemeyer and
$40 to DR.. ShaWan.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

Black and white will be among the
most popular combinations this spring.
The illustration shows white rat
Inc made with peculiarly-ntted yoke
from which the skirt ID gathered.
making the universal peg-top effect.
There 10 very short waist OF the
white ratine, under which Is son
blouse of net.
Velvet buttons, collars. CUTS and
trimming for the pockets give the
touches Of black. and q very small
black hat with velvet rosettes com
plete the costume.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
NEW LOCATION OF
GRlEST'S CUT RATE
Removed 90 ii25 Market Street 70
Room Formerly Occupied BY
Marble Palace"

The removal OF Griests Cut Rate
Drug Store marks another step for
ward In the upward prOgress OF this
store
The Griest Original Cut Rate Drug
store started In business seventeen
Years ago In a little eight by twenty
four room.
By up-to-dste business methods. and
by giving patrons courteous treatment
and good merchandise. Griests store
has enjoyed steady growth from the
beginning.
Attention L. called 20 the large
Griest advertisement In this paper.
II contains a full announcement OF
the Griest opening In the Marble
Palace room al 1925 Market street
The opening will occupy two days
Friday and Saturday August : and
a beautiful. useful heavy white
tooth brush holder will b. given free
With each tooth brush az 2lc pur-
chased. and a high grade. washable
face or powder chamois will be given
10 each one making purchase of tal-
cum or face powder on opening DAYS
In addition, each lady purchaser Of
any Of the goods in the store. viii re-
ceive a box OF samples-all new goods.
and things you want
Also. 10 introduce the new Drtfna
ers will present free 25c size tube
OF dainty. refreshing and cleansing
tooth paste to each purchaser OF any
Druna toilet article.
Then the boys and girls have not
been overlooked a thousand Magic
tops-the newest thing out-will Re
given away free No purchase re-
quired. but each boy or girl must Ire
accompanied by a grown person.
Then the regular Griest opening will
be followed up on "Wednesday, Aug u
with a special Baby Goods Day" Par
ents who bring the baby TO Griest's on
Baby Day" and have babys name
registered. will receive an order on
Boar & Co, photographers. for one
full size. cabinet Photograph OF the
baby
With enlarged and improved facili.
ties the Griest Store should be en-
abled TO give better service than over
20 its Thousands OF patrons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
soYs BRIGADE COMPANIES co
OVER the PROPOSED
BATTLEFIELD
Mimic Conflict Promises 20 BE Best
Ever Witnessed Here-Memorlal
Services sunday.

ON Thursday the drills OF the Boys
Brigade ouramumeut In fhe outline
pike district we're wholly given over
To the movements fu ta executed iu
the lbs sham battle fo he staged 8t
the Park ON Saturday afternoon Wed
neaday ulglt Che boys we're taken
over The ErourI tr hr used Tor The
battle 80 as to f1mIl1rIyr them with
their variOur positions
Yesterday afternoon the BOYS we're
busily engarrd in preparing tho ma.
tcriais Tor che construction of do
ferara.
Ths Brigade officers state that ncy
viii st1En Tho most spectacular mimic
battle seen. and hat fhr one given
on the Fair Grounds last year when
the regulars and University Cadets
assisted. viii BE- so Par ouf done that
% viii cease to De- remeu hored The
boys are keyed fo the highest pitch
On anticipation o. fhc battle IN addt
tion % the boys encsmrcd taking part
many others from the surrounding
towns VII participate The boys have
already sold several thousand tickets
for the event The Hricato receives
a part OF The proceeds the same being
applied 90 the expenses az the camp
which runs in the hundreds % dollars
Memorial Exercises
on sunday morning exercises will
BE- held and the regular sabbath
school lesson taught on SUNDAY
Afternoon memorial services viii bc
held iu memor1 90 the late Sir VIM
A smith the founder rf the Rows.
Rrtgade. who recently died at Ion.
The camp g run on s,r.-, discipline
The boys realize that to make the
camp a success discipline Del necessary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
WAR A BENEFIT
TO U. S. FAR MER
OF THIS COUNTRY
PREVENTS SHIPMENT
OF GRAIN, ETC.
To Warning Coun'ries-Farrer Has
Chance 20 Secure Good Stock
ard Profit

what effect the war en- Europe may
have upon the cost OF living IN the
United states Is problematical and
will depend to a great extent upon the
duration o. the war. From accounts
20 f'r received. and prior TO the out
break Of hostilities. the various bellt
gerant countries had good crops and
ar simple food supply for all ordinary
purposes But with the calling from
the fields 80 many men 20 fll up the
ranks 90 the armies haryests cannot
D.. gathered and must 10 permitted
10 Jay and rot IN the fields. or In tho
zone % actual battle be destroyed BY
the opposing hordes. thus creating a
shortsg~ with its accompanying soar
ing prices.
The United states not being in
vclved IN this conflict. " would be
the natural belief that the countries
~ war NOuid be compelled % look 20
uz for food and raiment for their sol
diers This no doubt viii be done.
but food and subsistence Tor man and
hpssf IN war times a. cldsred a. con
frahsrd ~ war. and even n shipped
in american bottoms N consigned 10
port ~ anv belligerant country and
30 and vould be Z The ship vas over
hauled conhFcated
u follows. therefore. that With the
exception o. n few spectators willing
20 take long chanco ~ delivering
goods but little ~ our grain will leave
these shores and must remain In the
hands ~ our farmers
This. which at fret glance would
seem to b. s hardship u1on The agri
~ulturisf might eventually rebound 90
fis ultimate benefit With an abund
ance - feed on hand and a limited
market. the question would 30 how 70
dispose % % to TO best advantage and
FOR the most profit
Raise live stoek
The most logical answer 20 this
question would DO turn vour surplus
crops info live stock cattle rigs and
sheer 10 properly FED and cared FOR
VIII produce more proff per bushpf
~ corn ~ cate NJ ton ~ hav than the
ZANE commodity would bring I'M the
markets
NJ fhe farmer decides fo follow This
u'ar ~ utilizing DIE surplus Do be-
h-oves him ~ 81 atif lr the best uav
ana thaf rieh uav would BE- 20 Dur
chase Tor feeding and fsffanlng Dur
poses. only animal ~ breed that
are know ar living marhinoF that
are ~auahIe ~ taking me raw ma
te-'a' focf anf turning o. into market
able flesh
There are many famWo.. or breeds
~ cattle. uics ard sheep that are
noted aa heavy aoah formers Tho
beet ~ their kind ran ALWAYS 30 found
- The great I've stock nNursltinne and
State Faire. ara fhe best ~ IN AZ the
annual We1f Virginia State Fair. that
wiz Nn Fpif fNIa year af Wheeling
September o % and r. Here
can he seen fhr choicest rrerInena N
90 the favorffe breeds ~ beef and
dairy cattle. fhe most fe-h producing
swine. and the meek and loufv huf
money producing sheen of wool and
mutton h-eefs 30 in the pink OF con.
fifion uith cauahlo herdsuen In charge
ready and willing fo oxniain and ev
blot ~ all comers the finer points o.
their charges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
SKIRMISHES PARTICIPATED In
PREPARATORY TO SHAM BATTLE

and cooperate Vith their officers 10
carry INK out the camp orders The
department has been almost perfart
only ono or two violations OF rules %
"a minor Importance have been re-
porter
The Ratlona
The boys are being well fed Six
colored cooks are ENGAGED ir tho
ncrcuIeau task 90 appearfnE tho
ravenous appctites of the BOYS The
following menu Tor breakfast Thurs.
day morning gives an idea % the er
ce.leuf manner Dol which the bows are
being FED Fried eggs. bacon and Do
'atC"s. corn pome and syrup. apple
sauce bread butter and coffee
The camp is Attracting many VIE
itors. there being several hurdref In
camp yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
SEEK
INCENDiARIES
TWO FIRES WEDNESDAY NIGHT
WERE oF IscEsoiARN
ORIGIN
Say TIE Ieeai o-ie.rs. 81. So var
raSe Beer Unable - Estaonsn
ioen;ity % Guilty Persona

Although confident thst the tNo nres
81 eariy yesterday morning. ;he Pahst
brewery Company aus 'he aNcrthwool
Glass House. we're OF inc-udt1rg
origin, the officers. after sorkng con
unuouslY on the case. have rot b@en
able 20 gather enough evidence 10
warrant an arrest Fire Chief Rose
IA lending bis aid but without use 81
oloodhounds The police ar hndinE u
hard 20 accomplish anythirg rapidly
Detectives HASTINGS auC f'raEirr IRE
handling the case Something viii
likely b. discovered Of a decisive IA.
ture within the next feW DAYS Ar
rests may b. made today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
MUST PAY TAX
Assessor William Hsnkey SAYS Ne
WI Wait but Few More Days
fer PAYMENT % Poll Tag.

Assessor william Hankey has DE-
clared war on the Indifferent capita
uon iaNpaycr and viii within a few
Gays launch the forces % attachment
upon their borders and possibly in.
siruct hls ships % war 20 move d.
fttty into The southern and northern
part OF nc county Ho has carried on
ine uaichful waiting policy Tor months
past but. falling in bic direct purpose.
nas decided upon a more stringent
method. and o. ready 10 BEGIN the
fight
While the assessor does not uIsh 10
financially embarraes any one. vet h.
ieels that the delinquent should paw
ine sum Of one dollar and rest as
slred that bis name will not appear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
TAX ADVANCE
Nsss ssor Receives Notice From, stat.
9oefa 2t Public Works o. Increase
% -Four Cents on 500

Tho following letter. which is seIf
explanatory. was received by Assessor
william Hankey yesterday. and will
40 into effect immediataI, TtI.
makes a raise OF four cents Der ops
hundred dollars. as last year the lev,
was only six cents The letter FOL
lows
Charleston " Va. July 2s 1914
AZ meeting OF the Board OF
Public Works OF the state Of
West Virginia held this zstb
day Of July 1914 the following
order was entered
Ordered That the lew for tho
STATE flrI 'f0r general State rur.
poses Cor the current wear al
Iflf D. nNcd at ten cents on every
one hundred doIlara valuation OF
feal ana personal property NOT pr.
empf from taxation 40 lew Ia
i.l rIa.- school purposes
Ordered. That tho president o.
fhIs board .fhf g0t.--o-. 80
The secretary of frIe brs-F as
secretary OF SfafeI do rsrffy fr.s
arf 90 THE board fo fht rIg-E al
Ll' county court The assessor and
me shrrif 0f every county ~
PROVIDED in section 81 uf .nsrfrr
p, % The Acts 20 The LtzisIaturs
o. 1913
lsisnedl g. % HATFIELD
Governor President al ffr u-.-4
of Public Works
STUART p REED Secretary OF
EI.... .t.N...IU Secretary al fN.
BOARD % Public WORKS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
STOLE BEER
Morris Jones Was Arrsiuned n 20
ice Court or Charge ard
Later Dismissed
NAYS
LOW SHOE SALE

Morris Jones. arrested on com
plant % bis boarding house keeper
Tor heing die0rdfrIy. was yesterday
dismissed in police court hv Tud~-
Jordan az her expense She had
charged Jones with stealing some
sfrr' which officer WI. West said
was several quarts of beer a truce
had been declared and the woman
thought che could withdraw Tho
charge without cost but Judge Jor.
dan enforced the rule
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
A GOOD, BIG STORE
BIGGER
THnIIHn and
- BETTER

This store started in, 50 years ago,
to sell quality merchandise at fair prices.
II did 50, and has unintenuptedly
continued TO do so ever since. 1t could
not do otherwise il it tried.
Store growth is merely a measure OF
the public's appreciation OF the store;
merchandise and business methods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

A bigger store is growing on and
about the present site. A better store is
growing within the bigger store.
The traffic OF three streets will have
access 10 the world Of merchandise
housed within the walls OF these
buildings.
Right now we are in the midst Of al
teration sales competing new low price
quotations on MANY lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
WANTS HOMES Fos THREE.

state Humane officer Sheldon JOE
eph r. ~ present endeavoring 20 ma
homes for three children about ar
teen years % are There are tys
boys. brieht young fellows Who d.
sire home with a GOOD family anr
also one glrl between fifteen and eIT-
teen years % age. he a. very deelr-
Gus % getting her located
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
TYPHOID FEVER
Germs Lurk In water In Great
Quantities snd Health Ohleer

With dos DAYS here Dr w e.
ETHER ci'y health commissioner o.
lr-inc every one to boil water 70
con- BAT che typhoid bacillus vhfcr
ne is inclined 90 believe Dol very much
I'M evidence Even f1cIlh the ra-er-
voir was cleaned fha doctor ta fr-.
" hen Do says that this did not ALL
the germs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

m we deinquent lists Re r. Of the
nor paid have FORGOTTEN ne farf orr
lllhk n certain. however. n the tar-ia
10y pald within short period Of time.
attachments Will b. made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
Carrarf

Papa lconcealinR something IN his
hand willie. can you tell me whaf
Do is with heads on one side and tails
on the othof7
Willie ftriumphantlyl- 7 know,
lts a rooster on q fencei-Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
COUNTY COURT


Lyman Harris end Sarah Sunshine.
both % Pittsburgh
Aaron p. Ramsey end Viola MAY
~ Na
Henry vs. Runner and Pearl Jones.
both OF this rify
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

Neu York VIII have The newt inter.
ti0-al euren'cs congress On Septem-
Der Of next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

Jerry White and wife to r. T.. Kirr-.
Tote 100 end fiD lr Overlook Con-
liberation fr0
Edward T. kirrr to Bertha While.
lots 1872 and f1U in OverhrooF CON.
-.trraI0u $40
Marry a CaldshsuEh and wife 20
L.i'ian ID Harhman. parcel 20 land In
hifrHIe district Confederation Ff0
Minnie Gifskcy fo Frank Erbacher.
lof g. between Twenty-thiri and Tua7-
if fourth streets. to1aiderafion. $40
NarN FoIf to Margaret Clark. Iot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

On" de-. nf trust was Iaff Tor rec
..f CIsrE 90 the counfv oor-.
yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
LARGE COMMUNITY MAY
BUY LAND IN VIRGINIA
Sixty Families from Ohio Would Like
to Locate Near Ench Other
In NIrrtnia.

O.. F. Bagby. or Lima, Ohio.
tho office OF the COMMISSIONER OF
Agriculture. George W. Koincr. inauir-
Ing as to tho value OF farming Hands
in Virginia. their adaptabiiity to i'm
provemcnt and as to the anture OF
crops raised III this State. He Informed
Mr.. Koincr that he and sixty Of his
friends and neighbors desired to move
from Ohio to Virginia. and to pur-
chase farms in close proximity to each
other so that they could corporate
IN the buying OF machinery. horses
and cattle and in harvesting their
crops
Mr.. Koiner went over several maps
with him, pointing out several dcsira-
bic locations, and impressng on him
that Virginia has az good soil condi-
tons as any state in the country. Mr..
lIagby was interested in the fact that
there is Il longer growing season i'll
Virginia than in Ohio and that tho
wit crs here arc mildcr than in his
own state. llo has been touring Nir-
GINA for several weeks, and is now
on further tour of inspection. lie
appeared TO be we'll pleased with CON
ditions In Virginia. and II seems likely
that lie ana his friends will move TO
this State. They are in no sense
colonsts. but having lived near each
other they desire 10 continue that re-
latonship, SO that they may cooperate
with each other in growing their crops.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
Tax Receipts Arc IIenvy.

Tax receipts In the Southside Offices
nrc extremely heavy for this season,
Of tho year. The report of Deputy
Treasurer j. W. Bronaugh. Jr.. sub
mittcd yesterday To City Treasurer
James r. Pace, follows:
Dog tax, male. $40: dog tax. male
rcncwaD. 81; dos tax. female. s2A
goat tax, female. 81; wagon tax. two
horse. s2?.50: j. =. Robinson. collec-
tor for ". l.. IIuicc. s27.ilt.39 j. =.
Robinson. collector for r. &. Walford.
si3138: cemeteries. Maury. by $ j.
Jones. superintendent. S2l2.50: Mt.
Olivct. by Superintendent $. J. Jones.
1880: fines. Police Court, Fart H..
II. y. Maurice. {l:2.50. clerks fees
HustingB Court. Part H., W. T.. Du
Val. S307.a5; water rent. S65T.23; gas
rent S3s7.s5 per cent penalty or
t,av 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
HUNGARIAN IN COURT
WeninEcr tniIs NnrrO .DcfauItcr,.'
mud Is Fined $40.

Charged with calling Victor Narro.
one OF H!s coUntryinen, a "defaultcr."
and apparently h"!ng mabel to sub
stantiatc his charge, George WenInger.
e native Hungarian. was given a hear
ing Yesterday morning before Magis-
irate II. :. sunday. Of llenricO County.
and ordered To pay . fine OF $40 and
costs. Weninger promptly paid the
Tine and costs and was released.
IN" magistrates decision was rem
derod after he had listened 20 the cv;-
dencc % "A dozen or more Iiungarians
spoken in broken English, aud the
hearing was repietc with amusing fca-
lures Attorney James T. Lewis APP
pcarcd for the plaintiff. while tho de
iendaut was represented by Attorney
Z. Gray iiaddon.
Yesterdays trial had its origin in "A
heated word battle, which occurred
June II at the meeting OF a fratcrnal
lodge Of liunganiaHs. Narro, ii is
said. had charge ~ certain funds he =
longing TO the lodge. and Weninger
charged that the funds had been
nisappropriatcd. Narro strongly re-
senting the charge, determined to cx-
onerate himself. and caused Weuingcr's
arrest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
GcncrnI News Notes.

Captain W. W. LaPrade. county en-
gineer of Chesterfield. and adjutant of
the First Battalion, Virginia Field Ar
tillery. has returned from Mt. Toby
hama, Pa. where he has been attend :
ing n school of Instruction for artillery
officers.
a large crowd OF Southsiders went 10
BuclSroe Beach yesterday with the an
nual joint excursion If Clopton Street
Baptist. Wcathford Memorial Baptist
and Oak Grove Baptist Churches In
spite of the cool weather. an enjoyable
time was had by the eScursionists.
Members of the primary department
of cambridge Street Baptist Sunday
school were forced 20 postpone the
trolly party to Petersburg last night
on account of the rain.
Captain Alex. s Wright. of the Third
District, celebrated his forty sixth
birthday
Mrs. w. NJ Grant. of Cumberland Md.
is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Alice
Bradshaw. of Westhan Avenue, Wood =
land Heights.
Miss Ruth Moore. OF Cowardin Ave
nue.. who has been III, is improving
rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
SOUTH RICHMOND
WILL RENEW FIGHT FOR
COURTHOUSE REMOVAL
Pending Settlement OF Annex
alton Lines.
TAX RECEIPTS ON soUTHsIDE
Municipal Band to Make Another
Effort, Two Previous Concerts
Having Been Interrupted by Rain.
Personal Mention.

tied. the Chesterfield Courthouse
Movement Association will again take
up It's educational campaign to provo
TO the voters of Chesterfield County
why IL would be more economical to
erect new buildings at an accessible
point on the railroad. instead Of spend =
Ing large amount on the present in
adequate structures at Chesterfield
Courthouse. The association discon-
tinucd It's meetings until after II was
known Just what territory Will be an
nexcd. 1t is not the purpose of the
hackers OF the organization TO push
tho question To 81 vote until after the
city takes In the Southsidc suburbs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-02
building Permits.

Permits were issued yesterday by tho
Building Inspector as follows:
T.. j.. Cathcard. to build eleven two
story brick dwellings on tho south side
of Wallace Street. between Randolph
and Harrison Streets. $4,000.
O. 6. Ncrlander. 70 build detached
one-story frame dwelling at 1872
stewart street. $3.50.
l.. l. Childrey, to build n detachc cd
two-story frame dwelling on The east
side OF Oakwood Avenue, between CO.
wardin street and Oak wood Road. So
700
g. f.. Marablc. TO repair frame dwell
Ing. 1909 North Twentieth street, $50.
IL. w. Pollard, TO repair frame
dwelling. 400 North Twcnty-second
Street, Sl2n.
Mrs. Leila Walter. to repair frame
dwelling, ioi North Twcnty-second
=. g. Patterson. 10 repair frame
dwelling. 1872. North Twenty-sccontI
Street. $l37.
~. n. k"lly. TO repair frame dwelling,
1900 North TwcutT- third street, $i2Q.
-. T.. Howdcr. TO repair frame dwell
Ing, l."5 North Thirticth Street, 500.