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Cross Howard had been seen before on
Maui in her dances, yet all who had
previously enjoyed her were equally
pleased to see her again. Miss Char.
lotte A. Powers with her numbers won
much admiration as good reader and
greatly entertained her audience. Mrs.
Bessie Abbott Howland's excellent so.
prano voice was heard for the first
time on Maui and was repeatedly en-.
cored. The program for the evening
was as follows:
Two Little Dances (a) Sadness;
OBJ "Joyl ...s............ Chopin
Elsa G. Howard.
STORY of the Coast Guard. -. Parish
Charlotte A, Powers.
"Un Bel Dr. from Madam Butterfly
................ Puccini
Bessie Abbott-Howland
Spring Song ........... Mendelssohn
Elsa C. Howard.
(a)"Boy at the Circus" Anon
Obi @Wind and the Moon. Mcdowell
ii. Charlotte A.. Powers.
(a) MY Love is Like the. Red, Red
Rose .........s. ....... MacDermid
(b1 Banjo Song Homer
(cl Celeste .Eewcomb
Bessie Abbott, Rowland.
The Snake Charmerp latter Ruth
st. Denis ...,.,..,... Indian Melody
Elsa c. Howard.
Mrs. Casey's Euchre Party. .Capwelli
lin Costume.l "a
Charlotte A. Powers.
(a) eff 7 Were on the Stage'..
tb) Nightingale and the Star.
From Mdlle. Modiste4 49,. Herbert
Bessie Abbott Hewlands
The Little Mermaid ...........
.... ....I..... Hans C. Andersen
Reading, Charlotte "A Powers
Songs, Bessie Abbott
Dances, Elsa c. Howard.
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The Belgian fund being collected in
New York has reached a total z.of
S761,56l. = <1ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-19
MAUI ENXZq

Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
! WAILUKU, Jan. Is. = Advertise
ments of all kinds are being spread
about Wailuku and other parts OF
Maui and through the wireless sheets
and by other means concerning the
plays and attractions at the Maui the
alter and the Orpheum. A merry thea
ter war is being waged in Waikiki.
Both houses are drawing big crowds
and the Maui public still go to the
shows.
Maui theater this week offers free
trip to the February Carnival, while
the Orpheum gives away furniture
next week. Both houses have adopted
the method of giving SIS as a certain
prize for seat number in the house.
This was begun by Manager Pharos at
the orpheum, and proved a great
drawer.
Martin Eden" and Redemption OF
David Carson" we're shown at the Or
pheum this week and we're very well
patronized
George Webb Dramatic Company
will soon be here, and those. WHO saw
this company play two years ago will
be glad to attend the theaters this
season, Other attractions are soon to
be staged, so that Maui theatergoers
will have no reason TO complain for
Jack of amusement
Last Saturday Right Rev. Libert,
bishop OF Zeugma, arrived from Homo
lulu. His special trip to Maui was for
the purpose Of defeating the new
Catholic church at Puunene A very
large congregation was present, and
after the ceremonies a fair was held at
which a handsome sum Of money was
cleared. The Kahului railroad very
kindly ran trains for the affair.
The bishop took Wednesdays Mau.
ma Kea' for Hawaii, where he was to
dedicate church at Kohala.
Rev. John Knox Bodel of Lahaina
has been paying a somewhat extended I
visit to Hilo. Hawaii, in order to look
over the prospects of locating there
as the rector Of the Episcopal church.
II is understood that Mr.. Bodel was
very fayorably impressed with the OPP /
portunities of the Hilo parish. and may /,
remove to that city IF he takes thisl
course he will be greatly missed by a !,
host OF friends on Maui
One hundred and thirty people from |
all over Maui listened with much APP
probation last evening to the Honolu-i
III artists who have been paving Maui
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NEXT GAM IS,

NEXT GAMES.
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 8 p. m.-Engineers
VS.. National Guard; Alert VS.. Fort
Armstrong. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-19

100000 shrapnd for European
Comonweth Steel Company belnts
Granite City H., o. wal
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One hundred and thirty people from
all over Maui listened with much APP
probation last evening to the Honolu-i
lu artists who have been paying Maui
q brief visit Although Mrs. Elsie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Brfchcts of More or Less Industrial
/ Character From All Parts of
the Outside World.

Sweden will buy leo 900 tons of wheat
a. 4 food reserve.
10th fine lace and strong ropes arc
made from the Siberian ncttle.. in
sweden nettles are cultivated for cattle
fodder.
In Western Kansas kafir corn is
worth twice rs much, acre for aero, az
corn. II compares favorably with corn
for silage. fodder or grain.
Because of prcscn: rates OF foreign
exchange dollar in American gold is
worth about 10l,5 cents in England, 1l3
cents in Germany and 1925 cents in
France.
III the hospitals of France magnatcs
have. been developed that vii: draw
fragments OF shrapnci 10 the surface
from n depth in the flesh of even six
inches, and steel iRcketed bullets have
been drawn out from a depth of more
than two inches.
rpr many years past the population
OF Germany has been increasing at tha
rate Of about 100000 q year. In 1871
the population was IL 100000. and by
1910 IL had risen 10 almost CO 900 600
The present cnrollment.at the Car
Isle Indian school is Approximately
LOCO sixty per cent of these are boys
ana young men, practically all of
whom receive an elementary school
training
MiStletoc th:ivcs on the western.
coasts Of America 10 an extent not APP
preached in the East. In many places
the parasite growth is responsible iii
rectlI or indirectly for considerable
loss Of timber.
The marvelous nbcr OF the mulberry
tree, utilized III the Japanese paper
called "liashkirazu.' is the basis OF
the material that Read Admiral Yoke
yama has proposed for coilapsibTe life
boats for submarines.
Assessed valuations OF horses an,
mules in Ohio give figures nearly three
tines the value Of the automobiles The
state convention OF horscshocrs was
hello recently, and all agreed that no
one need fear tho passing OF either
horse or mule,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Yesterday BY the EIeetriea care p tIsuT"
"; T.. Catle,, Electric Company. for
Leslie Reed. 1916 Park Avenue, fifty
Same. for Joseph Heyc, sol North
SANE for same, SOB North Graham
". H. Lucy, for Mrs Keples, 1900
iark Avenue, seven fixtures and six
r. NJ Anderson. & Co, Garland in Ave- Se
nuc. twenty-six outlets.
same. for same, Nor,hside Terrace.
t"enty-siX outlets.
John II; Lat ham. for Mr.. vei,ch. !
East Twelfth street, nine outlets and
thise MINUTES.
il3 Cowardin Avenue, seven outlets
and three fixtures.
same. FOR same, ~! Cowardin Ave
nuee. seven outlets and three fixtures.
sam" for sutton & Co. I2 North
Ninth street. four receptaclcs.
Edgar NJ; andrews. for Richmond
ing seven motors
- Same. for Third Presbyterian Church,
INwsniy- si%tn and Broad Streets,
pany. 1903 East Main street, three
sane, for 3, W. Lipscome. l4l2
Park Avenue. TWO lights and one
'-'N''''' .cI W d. r. tTtNlIS. SOUGl
Thiriecnth Street, two outlets
;, SANE. for Capital City Lunch. sos
East BROAD street sixteen lights
Martin & Myers. for w T. Word.
fixture.
Same, for Eagles Home. Third and
Marshall streets. six fans.
w. T. Cart!ctt, for Leslie Reed. 1916
iark Avenue. nfty-two outlets
j. u. Pollard. for RuiHn & Sloan.
,"l cha'nber!ayn. Avenue, thirteen
lights and iive futures
same. for j. :. Taylor, 1901 Third
Avenue. three. outlets.
same. for j. Barber, Second Street
Road. eleven outlets
J; {. Newton. for T. l. Sulman, 2o2
Interest Avenue, ten outlets.
Same. for same. 200 Hillcrest Ave-
=. Same; for J. Thompson Brown, 1900
Third Avenue, seven outlets
Same, for X. 1. Sheppard. 1914 Viz
ginia Avenue. fourteen outlets.
j. j. DAILY. for Il. Henderson. 53l
Louisiana street. Two outlets
same. for Rev Clark. 6l5 Denny
street. twenty one outlets.
same; for American Tobacco Com
PAM, Twcnty-fourth and Cary Streets,
twenty outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
PLENTY OF HORSES LEFT
Foreign Shipments Need Give No Con-
rcrn-SO Sny the Government
OiHcinls-rhcir Figures.

VIII the heavy demand which the
European war is making on the horse
and mule supply of this country have
the effect OF impairng our power to
cultivate the crops this year. and es-
pecially next year? That is a question
that many farmers, merchants and
other business men throughout the
country. particularly in the South and
West. are asking.
Heavy sales Of animals in the West.
South and Southwest have led TO some
misgivirgs on this score: 50 much.
that the Department OF Agriculture of
the United states made an investiga
ton, and after so doing has issued a
special report c.. a. Bell, OF the bu
rcau of animal industry. is OF the opin
ion that there is no danger OF depict
! ing the supply. During the four
months OF September and December.
1919. Inclusive he asserts. about 49,
United States. In addition to these
several thousand more have been pur-
chased fer export by the agents OF
the warning nations. On farms on
January |, 1918, there were over a.
ol0. 900 horses in this country. and we
could sell two or three times the mum.
Der already exported without there be-
inG an appreciate shortage OF work
horses. Three times the number ex-
ported during the last four months OF
the rast year. Of 225,000, would be less
than per cent of our horse stock.
Furthermore, the kind of horses which
have been purchased are for tho most
part very mediocre animals, which
would ordinarily sell for less than 500
per head and are class of which vs.
can we'll afford to be rid. But a small
percentage of the animals exported ara
'nares and most Of these are. doubtless
~ either old mares or nom breeders"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
ROCKBRIDGE REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE PARTIAL TICKET

LEXINGTON VA. May 22.-RepubN-
cans of RockbridGe County met to-day
In Lexington -ir convention to--nom-
nate full county ticket. but after a
warm session adjourned after naming
only partial ticket. as follows: for
sheriff, j. Lloyd Cunningham. of Kerrs
Creek; county treasurer, w. c. Hat
tan, or Lexington.
over tho office of Commonwe a!th's
attorney. to nominate Or not to noni.
nate. was tho question OF hot discus
sion. No nomination was made; w D.
Austin. of Buena Vista, was nominated
for the House of Delegates.
County Chairman J.. G. GreeVsr called
the meeting to order. and J. N. Qutsen.
berry, OF Lexington, was made tempo
rary chairman. with NJ. l.. Reed. OF
Natural Bridge, permanent Chairman,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
IONIESEI:I> Frs TAKE uP
LOWS IN SENEKAI. StBI RbS

~ NJ Cover reported yesterday the
sale Of two lots in l.abucnum Park TO
homeseekcrs. and also forty-seven and
onc-half feet on Monument Ave
nue. to T.. V. Williams. The prices
wcr. not announced. Mr., Cover said
yesterday that work has just been
started on four new dwellings III La
hurnum Park by permanent investors
VINO recently purchased lots.
Leroy T. Brown. OF }. Thompson
Brown Il Co. said yesterday that he
had sold two lots At the corner OF
Monument and Allen Avenues 10 Louis
y. Hatkc, who will build or them.
He also sold three lots in the old Home
Place TO stephen Bear
Tho trucking farm known as 'Rut-
land" in Hanover County, about six
miles from the city. was sold at auction
last week and was bid in by c. l..
Garrett. a bondholdcr, for $500. The
property, which was formerly owned
by August Simonpietri. well known in
real estate circles, contains twenty
eight and one fourth acres and is con-
sidcred to be very valuable tract.
II is near Ellerson Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday-R. l.. Barnes VS. Bank OF
Commerce and Trusts; Hill Montague.
y. a; John Howard. p. d.
Tuesday ohm NJ Noting VS.. Col
san X Nash: John ~ Lamb and r. r.
FLORENCE. p q. G. ID. Stith VS. Kirk
shelby Vinegar Company: Emmett
Scaton. p. q. Canton manufacturing
company vs.. +. T. Nesbitt Co and
Murphy's Hotel; Emmett Scaton, D. o.;
j. j. Blake. p. d.
Wednesday Armstrong Cork Com
nany VS. Broad Rock Mineral Springs
SompanI; 10 Lane Stern and Cary
Elils stern, p: g. White oak Coal
company vs. w: Ben Davis Brick Com
nany: Thomas e. Gay, p. O.; Wexford
~ Taylor, y. H.
Thursday-Wynne Ice Cream Com
nany. vs.. Lawrence r. Berry: u. NJ.
,,,lh D., O.: o'Flaherty, Fulton &;
triday-Sopha Gorsuch VS. Virginia
hallway and Power Company; J. Kent
Rhwley, y. O.; y. Il. Guigon. p. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
LAW AND Equity COURT.

Monday--Un Universal Screen and Blind
Company VS.; Alsop. Motor Company
&. Page. p. d: Gum & Mathews, u.
a. Mrs. II. w. Kalbaueh VS.. Rich
mond Loan Company; j. Il. Sheppard,
p. d.
Tuesday-Susie V. Robinson VS.. Vir
ginia Railway and Power Company;
ordwaN Fuller. y. a.; y. -. Guigon,
Wednes day-Taylor VS. Broad Rock
Mineral Springs Company; DeSaus-
sure, p. q; Williams & Mullen. D. d.
mcnt Company vs. Adams EXPRESS
Company; c. w; Throckmorton. p. a.;
l.. F.; Cary; p. d. -
r, W. Darlington, p. O.: Lamb g. Lamb
p. d.
Saturday. Lucy Neal vs. Mutual
Insurance Company; ]. S. Parrish, p.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
j. II. Delaney, for B. II. Melton, near
@orJ l'ark Avenue.
CAPITOL Plumbing Company. for
street
William Brennan, for Or. Shelton,
3nlS Scmmcs Svcnue
G. r C;rinmcll for Christine Rob
lnson. 1919 North Twenty -eigh In
Street.
G. Manning Plumbing Company, for
city Of Richmond, Ba!nbridcc School
near Ccwardin Avenue.
Richmond Engineering Company,
Tor y. y. B!annstcin, los Confederate
Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
CHANCEnY DEEDS or TRUST.


Eight Deeds of Trust, Amounting TO
SI5,1N2.
Claude Il. Sprcnllc et uX. to Wal
lace r. Brown. trustee. 81 feet .
inches ny % feet Ia inches east
line Davis Avenue. ll5 feet INCHES
south of kcnsngton Avenue. May
20. 1915, 1860
+. l.. Randolph ct ux. To H. r. Pol
lard, Jr.. trusctt. - feet = inches by
% feet east line Fourth Avenue, III
feet 10 inches north of Jackson street.
May -, 1915, Sl.6S0.
Napoleon Archer to William l.. Ty-
Ter. trustee, 60X1i0 feet north line
Lady Mile Road l72 feet west Of
Meadowbridge Road. May 10, 1915.
NJ. l.. Hubbard ct NY to same, 1890
feet south line y Street. rs feet east
Of Twenty fifth street. May 10. 1915,
Same to same. 1890 feet south line
street. S. feet east OF Twenty fifth
Street. May 10, 1915, $3.50.
Lula r. Russell ct ais. to c. H. SUIT
ton, Jr;, trustee. 22xl24 feet Q inches
inches west of Of Rowland Street; also
field County. May 90, 1915. s4,2aG.
Mary Il. Smither ct vir to Harry T
Moore, trustee. 35Xi4 feet east line
Twenty third Street. lis feet south
Of Broad street. May 81. 1915, $2,950.
John r. Lord G. ux. to trustees OF
Citizens Building and Loan Associa
ton No. Is 10 feet S TO inches by III
feet north line Marshall Street, 1856
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
HusTINGs COURT, PART IL.

Monday and Tuesday-Geo. G. Loon
ard VS.. the Biggs Antique Company;
0Eiaherty. Fulton e Byrd, p. a.; Page
l.car!. y. a.
Wedncsday-Rosa Sturman VS. Belle
{. i5osscaus: Smith & Gordon. r. q.
ThuIsday-J. C. Roach VS.. South
ern railway Company; John Lee.
liamS. D. q.
Friday and Saturday-Piner Roof
ing and misunderstanding Company VS.
Receivers Of the Wise Granite Com
panN; Gum & Mathews. r. a.; Will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
More, Halfway Equipment Gett,ns,nena,

The southern Railway Is Said to be
in the market for quite number ot
new steel passenger cars to be used on
thc-4tichmond to Atlanta route.
The Carolina Power and Light Com
pnny Of Raleigh has placed a new order
with the southern Car Company nj
High Point for steel cars.
- Pile southern. Railwa. -has-plased an
order for 300 tons of bridge steel.
The Firginian Railway Is In the
market for 800 tons OF bridge steel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF the City
Council ana committees are called for
this week:
ouday-Committec on Streets at >
o'clock. Common Council at o'clock.
ucsday--tommittee Oh Claims at i
o'clock. subcommittee on ordinances
on litncy bus regulation at o'clock.
Police Investigation Committee at s
O'Clock
ursday-cmmittce on Advertising
and Enterprises At o'clock and the
ordinance Committee on jtney bus
regulation at 5 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
feet 8 30 inches east OF Twenty third
Street. May Is. 1915. $4,000.
cnANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Reiensc Deeds, Amounting t.

Three Reiensc Deeds, Amounting to
Leroy r.. Brown. Jr.. ct al, trustee,
70 J; \. Jauns. .Jr.. lots II and II In
block in the plan OF Northside Place.
April 20. 1915, sl.lS0.
ELAN & Funston. trustees, TO Davis
Land Company 2cxl20 feet north line
Floyd Avenue. SO feet west Of Null
A. J. Chewing ct ais. trustees. to
Samuel q. Meredith 81 feet inches
by 100 feet south line Main Street.
los feet cast Of Deep Run Street: also
% l2xl3o feet south line Main Street.
142 l2 feet east OF Deep Run Street.
May 20, 1915, $2,S00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
LAW AND Equity COURT.

The Moulton Stone Company insti-
tuted suit for 5 900 in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday against the
American stone Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
Embroidery Lncc nrd Insertion.

NAbpESE, y. c., May. ao-For the pur-
pose of manufacturing embroidery lace
and Insertion, the Wuidensian Swiss
Embroidery Company has been incor-
poratef here. with $4,000 capital
stock, The incorporatsrs are Horny
Clott. of New Bergen. N j.: August
Clott and Alex Constantin, of Wee
haMkcn n i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
COURT CALENDARS.

The following are the cases set for
trihl IN the various courts this week
l.. e.. is the abbreviation for the
Term pro que rente, which means for
the plaintif.
II. -. is the Authorization for the
term pro dcfcndcnte. which means for
the defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
Take i'm Transfers.
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds of bargain md Snic,
Nriountins to Sf5,I0O.
Matte J. Beal, ct ais. to John r.
Lord 10 feet 20 inchcsNllI feet
north line Marshall street. l75 feet 3
inches east of Twcwwty-th street.
May 10. 1915, $4,000.
Mary u. Mcclellan ct vir to l.ottie
= Cannon 81 feet 3-S incheSNl 10
feet 10 inch at the northeast corner
OF Monument and Davis Avenues.
May Is, 1915, s4l,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
Lord Kitchener Decorated.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
LONDON, May 22.--Thc War ONCE
An heuneea-.ta- night .tltttt-"-tho Grand
Gordon of, the Order of Leopold has
been conferred on Lord Kitchener by
King Albert of the BelSians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
DELEGATES WILL GO ON TOUR
OF INIPORTt CI,N,rI.IrS

Inc conference itself will continue
six days, but after It's conclusion the
delegates VIII be taken on tour OF
some OF the more important American
manufacturing and commercial centers
Administration officials have spared no
effort 10 insure success for the confer
ence. Congress has appropriated $50
600 10 make the visitors CUES; OF the
nation. President Wilson, Secretaries
Bryan. McAdoo and Rcdncld. other
members of the Cabinet members OF
the Federal Reserve Board ana members
OF the diplomatic corps will attend SEES
sions of the conference, which will be-
gin Monday morning with an address
OF welcome by the President on behalf
of the United States and another by
Mr.. Bryan on behalf OF the State De-
partment. One representative OF each
Invited country is expected To respond
briefly. at noon the same day the
President will receive all delegates in
the East Room at the White House
and the Same night a larger reception
VIII be given in their honor by Secre-
taries Bryan and McAdoo.
At the outset the conference will be
divided into committees. and there will
be only few general sessions. There
Will be one committee for each coun-
try. and five United States delegates
Will serve on each. The committees arc
counted upon to learn the real needs
OF the visitors and when they desire.
report their findings in an open session
TO all the others.
Although no attempt has been made
In advance to lay down definite pro-
gram FOR the committee meetings, these
are among the topics suggested:
The present financial needs In ma
ton state and local governments; ma
ture and character of public loans; how
secured: rates of interest thereon;
where such loans have heretofore been
placed. and the price At which they
have been sold: possibility of placing
such loans in the United States: effect
OF the European war on public revenues
and expenditures: relation OF decline of
public revenues TO guarantees Of pay
ment Of interest and principal.
The normal and financial needs of
public service companies: present needs
OF such companies character and ma
ture OF the bonds or obligations they
have TO offer; how secured. etc. posi-
BILE conditions of financing in the United
states: effect OF the European war or
such companies; their financial condi-
ton and needs.
Normal financial needs Of commerce.
such. for instance. as credit facilities:
direct or dollar exchange. possibility OF
adapting commercial credits in the
United States to the needs OF the cauu-
tries Of Central and South America; ;
effect of European war on the financing
of foreign commerce.
Transportation between the United
States and the country or countries
concerned; improved postal service in
VOWED In money orders. parcel post,
etc.
SESSIONS TO BE HELD
IN PAN-AAIERICAN BCILDING
Sessions Of the conference Will be
held in, the Pan American Union Build
Ing. While the conference Is In session,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

Mrs Cleveland Who before her
the
{" Washington
ian' Wo Zion
of
of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court ycstcr-
day as follows:
Ellis r. Scott and Elsie 3. Carter.
Delaney Austin and Mollie Whorley.
Joseph l.. Mitchell and Otie May
Mechanics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
neutrality-suspicious..

WANTED, a fiat OF or > rooms. near
ChimhoraZo or Libby Hill Park, to
occupy July l. Address * Az, care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
HENRICO RELEASE DEED.


Thomas r. Cay, trustee, TO Angus
o. swink "A acres on the south side
of the Three Chopt Road, near the
city. May 20. 1915. si.240.