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The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
GOOD BED And
BREAKFAST FOR
IS CENTS, PLAN
E,wes, Hotel Promoter, Would
Stablish String of Cheap Hos
telries Across IT,. :.
MONEY FOR FIRST HOUSE
ALREADY SUBSCRIBED
Profit of Four Per Cent Possible
To Stockholders Is
Claim

CHICAGO, Jan. PLANS were set
on foot today TO establish chain Of
l5-cent hotels throughout the United
States. By the Rufus +. Dawes Hotel
association. Money for the nrst OF
these hotels already has been SUD
scribed. Construction OF the building
is TO be begun before next year. Min
neapolis, Seattle, or New York has
been suggested as the probable loea-
ton
Decision to start string OF the
Rufus f. Dawes hotels TO stretch
across the country was reached fol-
lowing publication today OF the imam
cial statement OF Chicago's Dawes no
tel. built by Charles g. Dawes as a
memorial TO his son. The statement
showed that $4,000 guests were
housed during the year ending Dec.
81, 1914. There was hardly a night
when all the Sill beds were not taken.
Fifty-nine thousand meals were served
in that period The rates we're nye
cents for ward beds and 10 cents for
private rooms Some OF the bill OF
fare prices are:
Coffee. ........T Two cents
fNOl o. q. sNfi'N
Meat hash and beans Three cents
Mutton stew and bread Three cents
Soun with bread Two cebtS
All pies ......,.,,. Three cents
On the year the hotel lost only
s43g.Sl on beds and the restaurant
With depreciation in property, the to-
tai loss was about one cent per guest,
The hotels which Dawes viii es-
tablish In many big cities OF the coun-
try will be run so as TO pay the own
ers profit OF four per cent on the
investment Dawes explained today
that while the plan primarily IS
philanthropic ones. he wants II plain
ly understood that he intends making
profit so that prospective guests
will know they are not charity
guests"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
, 900 FOR NEGRO BY
ROCKEFELLER FUND

NEW YORK, Jan. THE general
education board. founded BY John ID.
Rockefeller, recently issued report
showing It had given S755.000 for the
education OF the Negro.
Al tie present time" says the re-
port, schools are fortunate IL they
obtain IS principals and teachers the
graduates OF one OF the better indus
trial schools for Negroes. The gen.
eral education board has therefore
assisted the more efficient Of these In
dustrial schools az follows: Hampton
institute. si2Soo0: lTuskegee institute,
s1S5. 4s3; Shclmsn seminary. s196.9i2,
and other institutions. ss5.3s4"
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
KALAMAZOO DECIDING
ON OPTION FIGHT

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Jan 7.-(Spe-
o'clock tonight the
board OF supervisors will decide
whether there will be local option
campaign In Kalamazoo county. There
is a hot fight on before the board.
which will without question be car
Red into the court for a final decision
whichever way the board decides.
The vets are questioning the legality
Of some of the petitions and the drys
claim they are correct
Acknowledgement Fellows has been
asked for decision. but according 10
members OF the board his letter Is
evasive and practically leaves II up 70
the board to decide upon the legality
OF the petitions
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
TIES WIFE IN CELLAR,
THEN TAKES POISON

FENNvILLE, Mich, Jan. Capt.
James Campbell, who lives near
Douglas killed himself by taking four
ounces OF poison. He had previously
tied his wife in the cellar threatening
her life and left her to prepare for
her execution. Driven desperate By
fear. she was able to loosen herself
and escape TO neighbours home. A
number OF men went TO the house
within q few minutes and found
Campbell dead. with the poison bottle
In his hand
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
ED. McGOORTY ENDS
TRAINING FOR MURPHY

CHICAGO, Jan. Eddie McGoorty
closed training today for his bout with
Billy Murray. OF San Francisco. In
Milwaukee. tomorrow night. With light
gymnasium work Several hundred
Chicago fight fans leave here tonight
or tomorrow morning to zee the bout.
Jimmy Clabby and Mike Gibbons will
be at the ringside TO challenge the
winner.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
SENATOR MURTHA
OPPOSES HELME

LANSING. Mich. Jan. State
Senator James A. Murtha. Democrat
leader In the senate and chairman of
the executive relations committee Of
that body. has confirmed the rumor
current here that ne would oppose
the confirmation OF the Democrat
dairy and food commissioner, James
Helrna. OF Adrian.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
POWELL WOULD TEACH
FARMING IN SCHOOL s
From, q stor CorresDondent

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 7.-senator
Powell. OF Ionia. win introduce some
time NEXT week a bill to provide state
aid for the teaching OF agriculture IN
the public schools.
The state grange, farmers clubs
and other organisations have nj va.
rious times voiced demands for this
piece OF legislation, but as yet no
workable measure OF this sort has
been introduced.
Senator Powell believes that great
publfc need viii be met by the pas
eaee OF such a law and that many
youths who are unable TO attend the
NJ. A. G, may receive material benefit
from state aided courses In rural
schools. E L
An appropriation large enough to
provide for the proper prosecution Of
The work win be asked IN the bill
III. A. BALLENGER
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
WHEAT REACHES
new HIGH FIGURE
Selling in Pit at $1.3Sss for May,
and S1.24$ for July, as the
Market Closes

CHICAGO, Jan. Wheat made q
jump in the grain pit late
today. and registered new high fig-
for July at the oclose of the market
Corn and oats also scored advances.
A rush Of buying orders in the last 45
of the market was RESPONSE
BILE for the sensational rise, which at
one time shot May wheat TO sl.3S 5-S.
The market was very nervous all day.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

honor or young
Raleigh X. Frank
Inns skill In, work
ing with his hands
that Is practical
ly what one OF the
new school build
tngs here may be
called.
The building was
designed by young
Franklin himself,
when he was only
10 years old!
The lad was still
in high school
- Me foeh nv
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
Photographer 90 Years. Re,Ires.

BRAINARD, MINI, Jan. Thirty
eight years ago a telegraph operator.
David r. Craig. OF Brainerd, manager
OF the local branch OF the Western
Union company. has just retired on a
pension from the company He
worked in only two towns during his
career, coming here In 1881 from
Carlton. Pa.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

Within six years the American Red
Cross has expended approximately
$780, 900, including the value OF donat
ed supplies In trying TO afford some
measure Of relief for hundreds OF thou
sands OF inhabitants OF the famine
region Of central China.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
REsORTs-ATLkST CITY
CHALFONTE
Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Leeds Company

To|wHoM IT NAY CoNcERN--Tske
notice, on FRIDAY. tan y, 1915. at 2
In the City OF Detroit, Mich. all ar-
,icles or thlrns reom No $4,000 20 37fIs
icf, IA pqwn. WIN Steluberg's Loan OF
nce OF the City Of Detroit. Mich, viii
he sold AZ public auction In accord.
ance with Chapter 100 section OF
pstroit for 1904 Steinberg's Loan Of
Ace by Julius Sfsfneerg.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
No More Piles
Simple Home Remedy Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relief-and Costs
Nothing to Try.

Pyramid Pile Remedy gives quick
relief, stops itching, bleeding or $50
truding piles. hemorrhoids and all rec.
tai troubles, in the privacy of your
own home. soc box at all druggists.
A single box often cures. Free sam.
pie for trial with booklet. mailed free,
in plain wrapper, on request to Pyra-
mid Drug Co., SIG Pyramid Bid,
Marshall. Mich
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

The first European nation 90 adopt
the metric System OF weights ana
measures wa3 france. This was In
1890 and was followed by Holland IN
1876. by Belgium in 1920 and by swed
IN In 1889
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

Tie New Zealand arbitration court
has granted six-day week 20 hotel
workers. and an agitation has been
begun throughout the country for the
extension of the principle 10 all seven
day-a-week occupations. including the
police force.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

In 1911 tho population OF Canada,
7,2O6, 642, was distributed as 60 origin.
chiefly as follows British. 1886. 1856 !,
French, 20Ji.S90; German. 1913 800 (:
navian. l07.5S5; indian, lO5,492, and
Jewish. 1881.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

At The last computation 1910 there
were 4,00S,S44 work people In the
state of New York. 9s3,6S of them fe-
males.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
Boy of 10 Earns $40
A Month as Architect

DES MONIES, Ia, Jan. IA monu-
ment In stone, erected by the city in
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

To Cure Cold IN one Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money IL
IL falls TO cure. =. w. GROVES sig.
nature u on each box. 25c.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

Detroi. Times, JOB Printing Depart
ment.--Main ab2O.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07

rys.ss.s shs ,ls,. ss.s L,.s.-th:, 2, :.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-07
FERRIS PLEADS
FOR MORE CARE
IN LAW-MAklNG

CONTINUED from Page oneo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted and amend
m"nts to existing charters allowed by
the state Corporation Commission ycs-
tcrday as follows:
Lyric Rilliad parlors. Incorporated
Eichm"nd: capital, maximum $4,000 !:
minimum, $4,000. to conduct a billiard
room; \ Alhano. president and treas
urer, Norfolk: Annie NJ. Albano. sccrc-
tary: Charles Flaccomio Richmond
Staunton Auto Transportation Com
pany Incorporated Staunton: capital.
maximum, $4,000; minimum, $4,000:
par, 100; to transport people in auto
mobiles and carry freight. etc: IT. Is.
iiackman. president. Staunton; w. j..
Rrowcr. secretary, Staunton.
The Model 'railors, Incorporated, Nor
folk capital. naNimum. 10000: mini
mum. $500; par. 100: tailoring business
Frederick Saunders. president: T. c.
Glass vice president: NJ j. Greenwood
secretary and thcasurcr, all Of Nor
folk.
Portsmouth Savings and Loan Cor
poraiion, Portsmouth,; capital. maxi
mum. 100000: minimum. $4,000; par
$40: building and loan association r.
j. Davis, president, Portsmouth; Rob
crt II. Quayle secretary, Norfolk.
Amendment to the charter Of the
John &. Moomaw Co, Clovcrdalc en-
larGing its purposes.
Model steam Laundry. Incorporated
Richmond: capital. maximum. $40. O00
minimum $4,000: par, 100: laundry
business: J. Il. Hutchinson, president;
=. H. Allen, secretary and treasurer
both of Richmond.
Amendment TO the charter Of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
l.. Is. Gilman & Co, for John T..
Bauer. Lomhardy street and Park Ave
nuc. ono carbonator
Englcbcrc e Bear, for Mrs. Dras-
we'll sos Seminary Avenue. two fix
lures.
Norris Hunter. for Edward Abrams.
Louisiana street and williamsburg
Avenue. six outlets
NJ. y. Pembcrton, for Mr.. Purottis,
534 East Broad street, ton outlets
Same, for Mr.. Blank, 1913 Randolph
w II. Catlett, for Merchants Ma tional
ceiling fans
Same, for Boschcn Shoe Store. 5O7
East Broad Street, one fan.
Same. for Federal Reserve Bank.
100 East Main street. seven fans.
Same. for Il. NJ. Anderson & Co.
Moss Side Avenue, corner of Noble
Avenue, Roland Park, fifteen outlets.
John IT. Latham. for John Baker.
loo East Sixteenth Street. twelve out
lets.
same. for Mr.. Cunningham 1901 De-
catmr street, eight outlets and seven
w. II. lcnks, for Miller & Rhoads.
Sixth and Broad Streets. ono fan
Same. for j. =. FOX. 331S East Broad
street. fourteen fixtures.
Same. for Richmond Trust and Saw
incs Company. 62a East Main Street,
one fixture and six switches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05

travelled a great deal in tho interest of
tho society
The convention lasts through Thurs
day. To-day's program follows:
3 a. M.-Dcvotionals. Miss II. O.
Slater. president Richmond district.
$3.50 a. M.-Reports: (a) president,
tb) secretary, tc) treasurer. (d) dis
trict secretaries.
10 A. M.-Two-minute reports from
tho societies.
IL a. M.-Addrcss: David Owl, of
Hampton Institute, christian En-
dcavor Ideals"
1880 A. M.-Meeting State executive
committee.
p. M.-song service Qcader to be
supplied).
$3.50 p. M.-symposium. Training tho
Workcr;" THE Book His Armory." Rev.
wesley Baker. of Richmond: "rhc
Book His Chart" Miss Anna Branch
i3inford. of Richmond; 1.-THE Book His
Victory" Rev. Ziegler. of petersburg.
3:15 p. M.-Round table, conducted
by w. +. Finch. of Newport News
1880 =. M.-Service Of song, conyen-
tion chorus.
s p. M.-Address. Rev. Richie Ware.
Of Lynchburg. Tho New Times and
the Old Book"
S:45 p M.-Address. Mrs. Rowland.
w. c. I. u. lecturer. Vision and Vic
tory"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
I wheaton Mercantile Company Chinco-
tcaEue Islnmd. chnmging nnmc to Be-

Wheaton, Mercantile Company. Chinco-
league Island, changing name to Be-
Tote. Lewis & Co, Inc.
The General Assemblies Training
school for Lay Workers. ncorpornt cd,
Kichmond; no capital stock; to give
lay workers; Il. II. McFadcn. president:
r.. Il. Magill. treasurcr: w. Il. Lor-
rainc, Secretary, all Of Richmond
The Young Mons Evening Star, Nor
iolk: no capital stock: charitable and
bencrolent: David Brooks. president:
GuSSic EEglcston. vicc-prcsident: Dory
H. Undertake. secretary, all of Nor
Louis Wasscrman & Sons Incorpo-
rated. Norfolk: capital, maximum,
$4,000: minimum. $4,000; par. 100:
wholesale meat business: Emanuel
Wasserman. president: Bernard Was
serman, vice-president; Frederick Was
Norfolk
Old Homestead Manufacturing Com
pany. Incorporated. Richmond; capital,
maximum. $4,000; minimum. $1,000;
par. 100: manufacturing preserves. etc. !;
/" .. Miller. PRESIDENT w. Edwin Mill
Ter. secretary, both of Richmond
Ivy White Ash Coal Company, In
mum. Si5ooOo: minimum. $4,000; par
100: coal-mining business; ii. p. Adj
ans. president: c. NJ. Guggenheimer
vice president; Clinton Dewitt. Jr., ali
of LynchburE.
Wine Telephone Company, Incorpo-
ated, Wheatheld: capital. maximum.
$4,000; minimum. $500: par %: to build
and operate Il telephone line fifty miles
long: Elmer Godlove. president, Leb-
anon Church; l.. NJ Smith, vice -presi-
dent Lebanon Church: w. r. Little.
secretary and treasurer. Wheatheld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
I. 5. CIRCUIT COUNT OF .rrr,

Inc United states Circuit Court Of
Hpp"aIS convened Yesterday a. ~
If ,,dna for the May term. win Circuit
Ingtes Nhanp and Woods. ana District
d ur.Sr Waddill in attendance. "
n" court announced and b,naod
"""n ITS opinion IN the followin,r
40. 19GS-Thc Hartford Fire Ire,r
Iagc company. Of tho city Of Hartford
,"hh, plaintiff In error. VS.. William
i,o"ney, receiver OF tho Stewart
N"hlclc Company. defendant i'm error.
~ error 10 the District Court AZ Mar
,!nsburc. W Va. Opinion hv Judge
N.app Reversed.
-. NO l2S7-Thc Virginian Railway
"uraHy. plaintiff in error. vs. Inc
,Nll'G states Of America, defendant in
'IiGi IN error TO the District Court
~ i.ynchburg. Va. Opinion by Judrc
Nnapp. Affirmed.
40 !2hh--Mannhcim Insurance Com
TanE' firenrn's Fund Insurance Com
Iahy and Mannheim Insurance Com
pihy. appellants. vs. w. D. Henry. mas
,"i ana claimant OF steamship 'Mciis ;,
nnn"lic"; appeal from tho District
,."urt at Norfolk. Va. Opinion nv Judr
'oHnor. Affirmed "'h
NO. 12so-Sidncy Lansburgh. admin.
i3trator OF the estate OF Max Ians.
Oursh, deceased. Rebccca Lanshmrrh
widow OF sidney Lansburgh, ot ri
theirs at law OF Max Iansh,irph d.
Fceased' appellants. VS.. Henry H. NC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Alumni of Washington md Lee
University, business Mems Club, 3
o'clock.
state Christinn Endcnvor Convcn-
ton, Hanover Avenue Christ inn
Church, morning, afternoon md
night.
Trndc Extension Bureau, Exccu-
tive Committee. Chamber OF COM
mcrrc. Business Mems Club, 1
o'clock.
Chamber of Commerce Member
ship Committee, = O'Clock.
WoHian's Club nf Gintcr Park, nd
dress by ut. Rev. ID. }. O'ConnelI,
bishop OF Richmond. Gintcr Pnrk
Assembly Hall, > O'Clock.
80. rntrici<'s Female Academy,
pupils concert. y O'Clock.
Elementary Teachers Association,
Itufncr school. 4 O'Clock.
Allnnac association of the Rich
gnrtnrrS, Mechanics Institute, :
o'c10ck.
Observation-Disclosures League
Hirhn,ond w. Montreal, Broad street
Park. f:3O o'clock.
Lyric - Popular vaudeville md
pictures: mntincc, B; night, 7:3O and
o.
Standardization pictures; contin-
! nous performance, L. noon to II.
Strnnd-Parnmouns pictures; con-
tihuOuS performance, IL noon to II.
New characterization pictures;
continuous performance, 1880 morn
Ing to 1 night.
Little characterization pictures;
continuous performance, II morning
To II night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
cHANcEny DEEDS or rnrsr.
Seven Deeds of Trust AmountIpr :,
-

FlorcnCc G Stuhblchcid, ct vir. to
Drewry w. Bowlcs, Jr., trustee. 32xl2G
feet 8 inches east line Thirty, First
street, 1876 feet north OF Clay erect
April so. 1915. $3.50.
-'.-.William \; MCGOWAN to Stuart Rowc,
trustee. lSNl23 feet north line West
hampton Avenue, ~ feet west OF Wrst
street: May 3. 1915. $2.240.
Il. G. Sublctt. ct uX, to H. r. Pollard
Jr.. trustee. 90Xli0 feet at tho northwest
corner OF Third Avcnuc and Sprtirc
Street. May ], 1916, S3.l3C
G. d. coleman, ct ny. 10 John Rachy.
trustee, ?oNl25 feet at the southeast
corner of Thirty-sixth and o Streets
April &c. 1915, s2.240
John Mitchell, .Ir.. to =. l.. Garrc,,
trustee: 3sxl55 feet south line CAV
street. between Adams Street ana Rrooj;
being No. 100. April -. igIH'
sS1,4S4.
Laura C. Starke. ct al, 10 H. Rardo,,h
Williams, ct al. trustees. 35xlTG 10; q
inches south line Grove Avenue. 20
1915. $4,000. o.
Annie a. Steinhrech"r, ct viz. to p <
Mccarthy, trustee, % feet Inches ~.
40. 1-2 feet south line FLOYD Avenue.
523 feet Q inches east OF Robinson Strcc,
April 10. 1915, S4.2i0 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
BROUGHT BACK
NATURAL HEALTH
The Facts About an Interesting Case
of Serious Female Trouble Bene.
fitted by the Use of Cardui

Walnut Cove, n. C.-Mrs. L. A.
Itothrock, of this town, says: about
two years ago | was in very bad
health for three or four months.
At this time l had a serious female
trouble, which lasted severely for
nine weeks. / got awfully weak and
could scarcely go, and my doctor
said l ought to be in bed
My two sisters, who had used Car
dui with good results, and who now
use it as 4 tonic, recommended it
highly to me, saying it is fine medi-
cine.
felt if lived must have some
thing to help me, and as other medi-
cines had failed to relieve me, I
thought ] would try Cardui. the wo-
mans tonic. AT this time | was al
most skin and bones.
| seemed to improve after the use
of the second bottle OF Cardui The
trouble stopped, l suffered less pain,
and began to get back my strength
and health. l took five moro bottles
and got back my natural state of
health. also my flesh, and could do
my work easily.
This spring l was run down in
health; had overworkcd myself. 1
took nearly three bottles OF Cardui,
as tonic, and it brought me back TO
my natural state OF health.
Last week l put up rs jars of
fruit. which / could not have done
before taking Cardui. l am glad
heard Of it, and / hope other women
will too"
Your case may not be as bad as
the above, but even if only mild
case, we suggest that you begin to-
day to try Cardui, the woman's tonic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
Outbreaks Among Hogs.

state Veterinarian j. G.. Ferney-
houCh has received reports from Penn
sylvania stating that there is n gen
cral outbreak Of the foot-anh mouth
disease in that state among hogs, cats
and dogs aud that the killing of infect .
cd animals is under way. Several thou =
sand hogs and other animals have al
ready been killed. it is said. and /. is
stated that not less than $4,000 hogs
will have to be slaughtered to prevent
tho spread of The disease.
There is no fear here, il is said. tina
there Will be a further outbreak in
virginia. though all necessary pre-
cautions are still being taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds of bargain mud Sale

%Elcrcn Deeds of bargain md Sale
Amounting 10 S"S,G50.
Miss Elizabeth Gentry. to Mrs. Ellen
Gentry, 2SXl2! feet south line Ashland
Street. April so. 1915, tax SEQ. $40.
a Bessie y. Catln TO w r. Lindsay.
lot 12 in block 3 in the plan of Provi-
dence Park. April -, 1915. $3.50.
John III. Guy 10 w 7. Lindsay. lot
10 in block 3 in the plan OF Providence
Park. April l3. 1915, $50.
Willie +. Merrin, ct uX. 10 Walter p.
corner OF Fifth Avenue and Chestnut
street. April %, 1915, $3.50.
Fred Pollard. Ct uX, to Percy Wilson.
is feet inches by 81 feet south line
Moore Street. III feet 10 inches east OF
Kinney street. May !. 1915. tax ST. $40.
Abbey Realty Corporation to John
L. and Charles Gllio, lot Sc in block
e in the plan Of Colonial Place, section
a. April 90. 1915. $3.50.
Is. II. Melton. OF NIX. TO a. l.. Thoma 3.
"a feet IL inches by l35 feet north
Wost Street. April Is. 1915. $5.35O
25 feet inches by l35 feet north OF
Floyd Avenue. 15o = feet east of West
Street April 2S 1915. $3.50.
J.. y. Stern, ct uX. to Estcllc w. Klaus.
2SX140 feet north line Grace Street. 425
feet west OF Meadow Street May /.
1915, tax $3.50, $40
l.; w, Lacy, ct ais. to ~ o. swink.
Gao feet east of Altamont Avenue. April
is, 1915. tax 81. $40.
Elizabeth o. Blackburn. ct ais, to
west corner Of Fritz and St John
streets. APRIL 90, 1915, 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
General Weather Conditions

WASHlNC;TON Nav J-Hnotbor
week of generally fair weather over
practically all sect "rs of the united
TWta aa,St was fore. today by the
w ealher Bureau Tor the week begin
ihIiS to-morrow I'm The Middle Al
nntlc states. says the announcement.
Esneraily iair weather. with moderat L
south Atlantic and Gulf states the
Weat Their viii be fair the greater por-
temperatures for u day or two Over
me interior districts There is some
prospect OF showers in Il day or so over
lne Eastern Gulf states. The Showcrv
weather early in the week over tho
West Gulf States will he followed hv
generally fair weather for four or ave
Gays. temperatures will be seasonal
lldlcations are that generally fair
Wcathcr VIII prevail over Tennessee
WIN mOucrnte temperatMres.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-05
BUILDING PERMITS.
Eleven Building Permits, Amounting


SI5,235.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
Roland Park Corporation, to build
a two-story frame dwelling on the
west side of Moss Side Avenue, be-
tween Brookland Park Boulevard and
Essex street. to cost $4,000
w. j. Gilman to build two story
hrick dwelling on the west side of the
Boulevard between Grace Street and
Monument Avenue. to cost $500
w. l.. Tyler. to build brick garage
on the east side of Moss Side Avenue.
between IabUrnam Avenue and North
Road to cost SLIGO.
w. y. GibSoN'S estate, to repair brick
dwelling. Ill West Clay Street. to cost
$. II. Hawcs e Co. to repair frame
Office ut the corner OF Twenty-ninth
and Dock Streets, to cost 500
William Walker, to repair frame
1915
Mrs Emma c. Gordon, to repair brick
store. 1913 East Main Street, TO cost
Mrs Mamie l.. Robertson. to repair
frame dwelling, e25 Cowardin Avenue.
To cost S165.
w. II. Williams, to repair frame
dwelling. 1907 Wall Street, to cost
500
Allen \. Armstcad. to repair frame
dwelling, 1905 Jay street. TO cost s1o5
Mrs. Belle Bossicux TO repair brick
store, 100 North Eighteenth Street to
cost Sl75.