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Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
SWIMMING COLLARS FOR
 MEN OF ENGLISH FLEET
To Provide Means of Escape from Drowning When Ships Are Sunk by Mines,

London. Oct 1s, $50 p. m.-That the admiralty is fully alive to the necessity of providing 8 means for the crews of warshfps. that strike mines or are torpedoed by submarines. to escape drowning. since other warships are prohibited going to their assistance. is shown by the announcement today that the admiralty is arranging for a general supply Of swimming collars to be distributed to the officers and men of the fleet. The men are fn- structed that the collar shall be car ried on their person when they are awake and kept inflated and near each individual when he is asleep.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
EQUALIZATION OF THE
 PRODUCTION OF MEAT
Attempt to be Made to Create Stock Raising Areas in Eastern Meun- tain Region.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-An attempt will be made to create stock raising areas in the eastern mountain region from Maine to Georgia, in the cotton belt and on the sugar plantations of the south, it was declared today in the deport of the federal committee, ap- pointed a year ago, to the American Meat Packers Association.
 The equalization of the production of meat in the United States to re- store lower prices can come only through a scientific survey of the production and consumption Of ami mals, according to the first report of the committee. Announcement of the committees further programme Was sent to the American Meat Packers Association by Beverly T. Galloway for Cornell University, chairman of the committee
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Warren Q. Chase Examined.

New York. Oct. 1s.-Warren D. who organized the Metropolitan Steamship company. the Pacific Nav igatfon company and other corpora lions. was examined today by the fed era1 grand jury which is Investigating the affairs of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad and its subsidiaries
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
REMARKABLE FREAK OF .
 BOLT OF LIGHTNING
Passed Through House at Greens Farms, Without Injuring Anyone.

remarkable freak of a bolt of lightning during the heavy thunder shower of last night was learned today when Henry P. Avery of Roseville district told how 1t struck the roof of his house and ripped, off the siding. MT. Avery states a ball of fire passed through the house and ran down the post of the bed in which his son Clifford was sleeping. The bolt passed along the floor and out through the side of the house did not injure the boy
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Hazer. May Faee Murder charae.

Annapolis, Md. Oct. 19.-Saying that the death of Cadet William R. Bowlus of Niddletown, Md, as a result of a hazing escapade at St. Johns college here on May 26, was an act of murder, Judge Brashears in delivering the grand jury of Anne Arundel county today urged that the tragedy be in yestigated. The five freshmen who are held responsible for the death of Bowlus are: George H. Weaver, NeT' York: Henry l.. Valdez, Havana. Cuba: Kendall MarSury. Baltimore: R. A. Jones. Cambridge, Md. and John NJ. Noble, Preston. Md.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Saw German and British Cruisers
 Fighting.

Havana, Oct 1S.-The American schooner Fannie Prescott, which ar rived here today from Gulfport, Miss, reports that on October F, while in latitude 26.40 north and longitude man four-funneled cruiser, apparently the Karlsruhe, fighting with a British cruiser somewhat smaller in size. Af- ter a half hour of firing the cruisers separated, according to the >schooner's s crew. the British vessel going west it was stated. was listing to port and apparently had been seriously dam aged.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
investigation of Alleged Collision with
 Crime by Chicago Police.

F. Chicago, Oct. 19.-The files and rec ords of the detective bureau of the South Clark Street police station were seized today by Maclay Hoyne. states attorney. in his investigation of alleged collision with crime by. Chicago po- lice. Hoyne obtained subpoenas for James Gleason. chief of p9lics, Gap. - Street station, Captain John J. Hal pin of the detective bureau and other police officials to appear before the grand jury. Gleason, O'Brien and Halpin testified before the grand jury today
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Movementa off Steamships.

Gibraltar. Oct. 1S.-Passed, steamer Napoli. New York for Naples
 Lizard. Oct. 1S.-Passed,- steamer Minnetonka. New York for London,
 Genoas Oct 19.-Arrived, steamer America. New York. Christiansand, Oct. 1S.-Arrived, steamer United States, New York.
 London, Oct. 18-Arrfyed, steamer A1aunia. Montreal
 Liverpool, Oct. 13.-Arrived, steam CTS St. Louis. New York; vaderland, New York
 Sailed. 17th, Philadelphia, New York.
 Avonmouth, Oct 19. = ArrireA steamer Royal George, Montreal
 New York, Oct. 19.-Sai1ed. steamer Pannonia, Glasgow.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Death of Frank F. yoasJ.

New York, Oct. 1s-FranlS E. Vo- gel. who vas vice president of the failed bank of Henri ssege1 and Com pany. and who. with Siegel. was in- dlcted on a charge of grand larceny regarding their financial conditions. whereby they obtained large loans from many banks, died suddenly in his apartments in a hotel here to- RzGh4
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Annual Meeting of American Bar As
 sociation Today.

Washington. Oct. 1s.-Opening of the annual meeting of the American Bar association here tomorrow was preceded today by the sessions of a half dozen subsidiary organizations att tracted to Washington by the conven- ing of the parent body. These included the section on legal education, the National Association of Attorneys General and the Associations on Mari time and on Military Law. The com missioners on uniform state laws con cluded the conference of several days.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
SIX MEN CRUSHED
 UNDER FALLEN ROCK
At Rock Crushing company's Plant at
 BIuefieIds, w. Va.

Bluefield. W. Va, Oct 19.-Six men were crushed to death late today when they were caught under a fall of rock from cliff at the plant of the R. F. Baker Rock Crushing Company near here. Several other workmen were fn- jured.
 The dead: Will Perdue, John Davis and Martin S. Eaton, white; and John Thompson, and Zack Taylor, negroes and an unidentified negro.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Rumanian Cabinet Discusses Wa,

London, Oct. 19, 1o.30 p. m-The following despatch from Berlin was Wireless Telegraph company:
 The Vienna Reichpost says that af a meeting of the Rumanian cabinet held in Bucharest under the presidency of King Ferdinand, and at which rep resentatiyes of the various parties were present. the attitude of the goy- ernment with regard to the war was discussed Ii vas decided that there were no reasons at present which would justify any alteration of Ru- mania's attitude
 Members of the American Red Cross arrived in Budapest yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Two Negroes Killed by Posss.

Memphis. Tenn, oct. 14,-Two un- identified negroes were ki11ed near here today by & posse in pursuit of Nanny Boyd a negro who yesterday killed Paul k- Harris, manager of a plan tation at Gr1der, Ark. One of the me- sroes killed attempted to stab a po- 1icernan in charge of the b7oodhoundE
 The hunt for Boyd continues.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Dead From Natural Causes

New Canaan, Conn, Oct 19-Ed- ward Butcher of Bridgeport. who was found dead in an old cellar near here Sunday, died from natural causes. in the opinion of Dr. Charles E. Keeler. the medical examiner. Dr. KeeleT said tonight that an autopsy showed that a hemorrhage of the brain was the 1xtn2aEX cause. off death
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
English Watching German Vessels ir
 Neutral Ports.

Paris. Oct. 19, .2.S0 p. m-A dss-. patch to the Hayas Agency from Bar celona says that La Publicfaad Sof Barcelona prints a despatch from Gibraltar which says that the English are watching number of German vessels, which took. refuge in neutral ports before the war. laden with pro- visions and coal with which to sup ply German steamers transformed into auxiliary cruisers.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Austrian Elect Bottled Up

London, Oct 19, 11:25 p. m---A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Rome says advices received in the Italian capital from Cettinje, Mon tenegro,- state that the Austrian feet in the harbor of Cattaro, Dalmatia, at- tempted to escape Sunday and break through the French fleet blockading the port. The dispatch adds that the Austrians were promptly driven back into the harbor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
$5,ooo For Chinese Flood Sufferers

Washington, Oct. 19-Five thousand dollars were cabIed today by the Am erican Red Cross to Canton, China, to aid flood and famine sufferers Three thousand dollars were sent to Ambassador Morganthau at Constan- tinople for relief of survivors of the earthquake in Koni province More than 1000 American surgeons and nurses have applied to the Red Cross for European service. The number is more than the society with it's present
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The date of the national convention of the United Irish League of -Ameri-
 ca at Boston, originally called for No
 vember 10, has been fixed for Decem- Der 8.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Deprived of Title.

London. Oct. 19, 7:2s 3. m.-The Petrograd correspondent of Reuters Telegram Company says that Emperor Nicholas has ordered that German and Austrian subjects Eho have been srantsd the honorary rank of council l Tor Of commerce, be deprived of the &AIA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Taft and Wiley Meet as Private citi-

Washington, Oct. 19.-William H. Taft, forrner president of the United States. and Harvey Wiley, pure fool expert. during the last republican ad- ministration. met tonight as private citizens for the first time since they !, left public office. They came together ! to forget politicai differences and to pledge permanent friendship on thf ! occasion of pr. :WIey,s .70th lbirthdaxA
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Christmas Ship" for Destitute of Europe

Washington, Oct 1e.-The naval olher Jason was designated fy Sec etary Daniels of the navy today as he official Christmas ship to carry dfts from the United States to the g2- orphans, widows and destitute of Europe The Jason will sail from the E1oklxn naEZ yayd d. AAAaxa1azaas-AA- and.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Of 125 Mexican wounded brought to the American side at Naco, Arizona, after the fighting between Mexican forces, 46 have been allowed to re-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

probably will carry in addition to it's cargo of gifts, large quantities of stores and coal for the armored oruis- CTS North Carolina and Tennessee, now cruising the Mediterranean wa ters.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
London Morning Post Reports Allies
 Have Retaken Ostend.

London, Oct. 20.> 2:45 a. m.-The Morning Post correspondent in the north of France says he learns on ex- cellent authority that the allies have re-captured Ostend.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
CabIed Paragraphs
German Forces Nearing punkirk

1eFfHdH OfcSS INodIIIIg DHfINfIN
 London, Oct. 19, $50 p.-m.-German forces have reached the neighborhood Of Dunkirlx, according to a Berlin of- hcial despatch to the Marconi Wire less Company. Heavy fighting Is talk ing place at Dixmude and Roulers The inhabitants Of Dunkirk and Bou- logne are in flight.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The summer home of E. E. Barney 0 New York at Lake Hopatcong, N. J was destroyed by fire at loss o $10,00e.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

After 25 years of service as chief executive of the General Memorial Hospital in New York, Mrs. A. M. Lawson will retire with the title of
 emeritus sliperintendent.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The Dutch steamer Kent, from Buenos Ayres to Rotterdam, went ashore off the coast of Kent, England. The steamer has many passengers.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Condensed TeIegrams

A live kitten, sent by parcel pos' from Tacoma, was received by Mis- Edna Fox of Tacoma.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Among the names of the casuaIt, list issued in London is that of Major General Hubert I. Hamilton.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

w. C. Robinson, an aviator, broke the American record for a continuous flight when he flew from Des Moines miles
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Horse dealers, who have lost man! animals through poisoning and thief have orgainzed the New York Hors' Owners Protective Association.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The badly mutiIated body of a man found along the railroad tracks al Bridgeport lies unidentified at the city mcrgue.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The Manhattan Flyer, of the Lack awanna Railroad, was wrecked at Full ton, NY. Charles Wilson, engineer f and James Hotaling, fireman, were
 killed
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Heaw Fighting is Going on Between Ostend and French Seaport of Dunkirk
BEleIANs AIDED BY BRITISH NAVAL SQUADRON

Have Succeeded in Repusng German Atacks-Alies Make Slight Advances Between Arras and Roye-Berin Des- patch Says inhabitants of Dunkk and Boulogne in FIght-Britsh Batteshp Worsted by German Fortress at Tsng Tau-Partial Russian Successes Reported Officially From Petrograd in Vicinity of Warsaw and South of Przemys.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Mrs. Samuel Pine, of Carlisle, Pa. celebrated her 102d birthday. She re- membered Molly Pitcher. the heroine of Monmouth.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Two thousand dozen pairs of stock ings destined for use of the British soldiers have been sent to England by a Winsted hosiery company.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Lester Mewos of Jersey City, was ar rested in New York charged with forg- ing check for s5s3 on the Corn Ex- change Bank
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The National American Woman Suf- frage Association will hold it's 46th annual convention at Nashville, No- venber 12-17
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Russia Reports Partial Successes.

Petrograd, Russia, Oct. 1s.-The Russian general staff today made this announcement: We gained partial successes on October IS in very fierce fighting in the region of Warsaw and south of PrZemysl"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

John A. krieger, vice-president o1 the Boston Molases Co.,. was found dead in bed at his home in Brookline with gas jets turned on.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

in ten Southern states for concerted action in relieving the cotton situation was issued at Montgomery by General
 Bibb Graves, chairman of the state. iRamicratic commission.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Emil clausen, 2e years old, special policeman in a moving picture theatre in Hoboken, N. J., was stricken blind while watching a show.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Six masked bandits entered the First National Bank of Sedro- Wooley, Wash, shot out all the lights ande escaped with more than S20,00Q.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Meyer Lippman, cashier for the cra- vat manufacturing firm of Oppenheim- CT, Franc & Langsdorf of New York, was robbed of Sl 1000 while riding in a crowded elevator iTi an uptown build
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Judge Reuben Reid Gaines, who served as an Adtutant-General in the Confederate army and former Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court, died in Austin, aged 7S years.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

President Wilson agreed to push the button which will open the Red Cross bazaar at the Grand Central Palace, New York on Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Roy L. Glover, of San Antonio, Tex- as, was acquitted on the charge of hav- ing murdered Daniel de Villiers, a
 former Boer army officer, who was shot and killed in Glovers residence.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Extensive experience shows that foI the field service of the United State army the one and a half ton motor truck is the most serviceable.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Prof. Luoius F.. Miller, head of the Bible instruction department at Princeton, is charged with teaching "infdeiity' by the Presbyterian" a weekly publication Of that denomina- tion.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The steamer Northern Pacific, built for the Great Northern Pacific Steam ship Co.,, was christened by Mrs. Geo. F. Baker. wife of the president of the First National Bank of New York
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20
Insurreetionary Bands in Austria.
French Consul at New York Summoned
 fo Cniors

New York, Oct. 19-France has yummoned to the colors Henry Goiran Trench consul here, and Paul Pierre Hooraschini. an attache of the cou = lulate. Goiran is son of General Francois Goiran. former minister of var in France and holds a Ieuten- Lncy in the French reserves.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Congressman A. p. Gardner of Ham, iiton, Mass, pent q I'll to obtain re- nomination fn the republican primaries in the sixth district, according to re- turn whict: he made TO the secretary of state yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Nicholas Roosevelt of Oyster Bay, L. f., S nephew Of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, has resigned as assistant professor of history at Harvard that he might go to Europe ito be near the war;"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

Former AssembIyman Herman A Berg, of Cliffsdale, N J. was arrested on a, warrant charging him with con- version of funds. He was released or S1 900 bail.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-20

The cargo of the German steamer Sudmark, captured in the Red Sea about a month ago, was destroyed by fire in a London warehouse. The car go of jute, tea and cocoanutS was valued at S1,00e,o00-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Catlin X Brooks Co..
Real Estate Auctioncers,
9l7 Bank Street.
rustee S Auction Sale
Attractive Seven-Room
Dwelling, With Large
Lot, in Plan Of North
ampton," Adjoining Gin
ter Park, Henrico Coun-
ty, Va.

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust to me. dated August 20. 1912. of
record In clerks Office. Henrico County
circuit Court. in j.. u. 1864. page As.
default having been made In the pay
mcnt OF portion of the money therein
secured, ana being required SO To do
by the beneficiary. | Will. on
MONDAY. JUNE j, 1914,
at o'clock l.. NJ.
on the premises. sell that very attrac-
1--WE dwelling and lot, situated on the
west side OF Montrose Avenue. just north
OF North Road The lot fronts l55
rect. aud extends back $50 feet. on
Which Ii = dwelling and an outbuildinE.
Inc dwelling has seven rooms, rccep-
tlon hall. bath. pantry, cellar and good
southern half of the lot. which leaves
the northern half TO be improved
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay ali
cost OF this sale, including commission
oil trustee and taxes to day Of sale, due
on three past due notes for $50, each
tSniiI), with n credit OF sl.Si, on the
follo"lng terms. $1,000 payable August
20. 1915. ANA interest thereon from
May 90 1914 payable every three
the same shall be payable in equal In
staiimcnts NJ one and two years from
day Of sale. evidenced hy note, with
interest added: or for all cash as to
Faid residue or any part thereof. at the
option Of the purchaser
The above deferred payments to be
secured rs trust deed.
WILLIAM cATLIN.
Trustee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
FOR RENT-IIouscs.
Fall Rent List
DWELLINGS.

Possession September l. 1914.
No. Sol Seminary Ave, Ginter Park,
rooms, bath. etc.
No. 604 Hawthorn Ave, Ginter Park,
rooms, BATH etc.
No. 1922 Grove Ave, rooms. bath,
hot water heat. etc.
No. 2906 Floyd Ave. rooms. bath.
hot water heat.
No. 1881 West Grace street. rooms,
bath. hot water heat.
No. 2524 Hanover Ave, 5 rooms, bath.
hot water heat.
No. sos Hawthorn Ave, Ginter Park,
s. rooms. hot water heat etc.
No. ZOOS Floyd Ave, rooms. bath.
hot water heat.
No 3iS East Byrd street, rooms,
bath. etc.
No. 2al4 FLOYD Ave; rooms, bath.
No. 1919 Hanover Ave, rooms, bath.
etc
No. isos Grove Ave. 8 rooms, bath.
No. 10 South Harrison Street. S
No. 300 North Park street, rooms.
bath. hot water heat.
No. II West Cary street. 10 rooms.
bath. latrobe heat.
No. East Cary street. rooms,
bath latrobc heat.
No. o501 East Marshall street. s rooms,
bath. latrobc heat.
No. 9lS West Main street, rooms,
bath. latrobc heat
No. 3217 Floyd Ave. $ rooms. bath,
latrobe heat
No. 10 North Meadow street. rooms.
bath latrobc heat.
No. l0T North Plum Street. Z rooms.
bath. latrobe heat
No. eloG chafiin street. rooms. bath.
etc
40. oso2 East Grace street. rooms.
bath. latrobe heat.
No. All North Thirty-second Street,
rooms bath. latrobe heat.
No. 2l22 Chatiin street, I rooms. bath.
CRATE heat
No. li2 North Twentieth street. I
rooms, bath, etc.
No. 4oi IL West Clay Street. rooms,
bath, etc.
No. u South Lombardy street. 9
rooms. etc.
No. ll2 South Harrison Street, 5
rooms, etc.
No. 5l5 Brook Road. Cinter Park. g
rooms. bath. etc.
No. 2lo7 Hanover Ave. S rooms. bath.
40. 2ios chamn street. : rooms. bath.
80. sos East Grace street, IL rooms.
bath. etc.
40. 22l6 Hanover Ave, . rooms. bath.
No. 2iis chamn street. : rooms. bath.
etc
No. $3.50 Hanover Ave. rooms. hath,
etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
I.'l.AI'S-

-
Possession September l. 1914
LIST fiat 20lo West Main Street, > rooms
bath.
2d IA, Gil East Broad street. 5 rooms.
bath. etc.
LIST fiat 200 North Addison street,
rooms. bath. hot water
I'd fat FILA North Addison street, &
rooms, hot water heat, etc.
Isl nat 2223 Stuart Avenue, rooms.
BATH. etc.
lst fiat 22os Hanover Avenue. rooms.
bath. etc
I'd fiat ia North Sycamore Street. 6
rooms. BATH etc.
I'd nat io2 North Robinson Street, 5
rooms, bath. etc.
I'd fiat sio North Eighth Street, ;
rooms, bath. etc.
ist nat 1918 Hanover Avenue. 4 rooms,
bath, latrobe heat
I'd fiat IL? South First Street, 4 rooms.
bath. etc.
I'd fla, 2llo Chamn Street. rooms,
bath. etc.
Is; IA, 9ilo chanin street. rooms,
I'd fla, 2io4 chanin street. rooms.
Sd fiat 81 Eas, Broad street, rooms,
No. ia North Rowland street. 6
rooms. bath. etc.
NO. l6 North Rowland Street, 6 rooms,
bath. etc
j. a. Connolly & co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
FOR RENT-IiOuscs.
FOR RENT-II0uses.
RENT LIST.
H. Seldom aylor &
Son
DIV Filings.
go Options Can BE Given.)

DWELLINGS.
81 500. co-325 l.. Franklin, - rooms.
l.ooo.oo-5il II. Grace. II rooms. Pos
ooo.oo@7oS ". Grace l. rooms.
Possession September /.
75O.Co-S l.. Main, u rooms. Pos
session September /.
72O.oc-s w. Main. II rooms. Pos
session September l. n
0.00-i0i3 T.. Clay Street. Pos
session September /.
5O0.oo-i09 T.. Cary. u rooms Pos
session September J.
500.oV-l022 W. Main. - rooms. Pos
session September |.
asoo0-2lli Hanover, s rooms. Pos
session September i.
4S000-2i1G Hanover. rooms. Pos
session September /.
aSo.oo-2i1S Hanover. rooms. Pos
session September ].
42Oo0-23o7 Floyd. rooms. Pos
session September !.
42oo0-23os Floyd, 5 rooms. Pos
session September ].
4oo0c-l5 y. Third, : rooms. Pos
session September !.
io000-s0l L. Leigh, rooms. Pos
session September |.
52ooO-i0S w Marshall. rooms
Possession September ]: :,
375.0o-303 y Twelfth street. II
rooms Possession September /.
36o.00-23l3 Hanover. rooms. Pos
session September ].
3G0 u0-s05 T.. Leigh. : rooms. Pos
session September !.
3Go.00-S03 r. Leigh. s rooms. Pos
session September !
3Gooo-.o5 y. Meadow. rooms. Pos
session September |.
3sc.oo-ii7 y. Ninth street. . rooms
Possession September !.
3Go.oC-9 y. Second street. rooms,
Possession September l.
300.c0--i0O y. Second street. rooms.
Possession at once.
3Gooo-si5 ". clay. rooms. Pos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31

s75ooo-i-A W. Grace C2d), 10 rooms
Possession September /.
I2o.0o-l0l y. Broad GsD. Posses
sion NJ once.
5oo.oo--lo s. Third IsD. s rooms
Possession September |.
oe.oo--l0 : Third C2dD, rooms.
Possession September l.
800. o0-2T0l kensington Gst. rear),
rooms. Possession Sept. l.
3oo.oO-1l5 T.. Main cd and 3D.. S
rooms. Possession AZ once.
3oo.oo--lG IL y. Ninth (2d and SD,
IS rooms. Possession at once.
2l6.0o-l30i L. Main $50. : rooms
Possession at once
Possession September /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-31
OFFICES

OFFICES in the Allison Building Main
and Eighth streets. This building has
just been thoroughly repaired and reno
waited; fronts on two streets: tine offices
arc light and airy: elevator service 4
No. ]. Rent CHEAPER by far than tho
other buildings, and service as good
able.
offices in building No. ll15 East Main
nhiees in building No. 1907 East Main