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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-04
Are These Truths obscene2

"Of relics and Slints the article SAYS;
We see nasty old human bones rcvorent.
ly appealed 70 for cures. We So "mir.
acles' worked, saints created and adored.
We hear the declaration Of war against
our public schools. We see gigantic sums
Of our money taken for that seed bed Of
superstition, the psTochial school, etc.
"In short the foulest language i'm.
aginable was used TO defame the Catholic
church and her spiritual leaders. Know
ing that a letter Of appeal TO the bigoted
editor would be Of no avail, your Nation.
al Secretary wrote a friendly letter 10
the reputable frras advertising in said
magazine, appriing them Of the defsma.
tory article, aud asking them that IL they
respect the feelings Of their Catholic ps.
irons they should F,nd letter 20 Watson
expressing their disspprOvAl Of the
methods be is using in defaming the
spiritual leaders - the Catholic church.
We are pleased 20 announce that the fol
lowing Is firms have complied with the
Federaiion's request -
You will notice that not a word quoted
from Wais0a's Zagdciae Was Of the
"foulest" sort; sod that the secretary
Of the Federation, Anthony Matre, in his
report states that he had succeeded in
prevailing upon ela6teen firms, which had
"oOmplied with eAe Federation's re-
quest
The eighteen firns did not write to me
at all they SIMPLY discontinued their
patronage, rather than encounter q von-
omous Roman Catbolie boycott
Thus the Official report Of Anthony
Aatre, secretary Of the Ronanist Feaen'
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-04
Significance of Action

Matre was giving a report of the ease
20 the Toledo convention on-rhyl
Because they were the prosecutors and
wanted TO keep up with Il.
Matre officially declared that the
United States government acted, When
the Catholic Federation asked for action.
Tho government had not acted, nor
even noticed the publication in any way,
save 20 admit Il 10 the mails, collect post
age, carry il, and periodically inspect our
plant
Tho government had never even limited
an objection 20 the magazine; but "when
the Federation Of Catholic Societies" de-
manded action, IL found Comstock and
some others ready 10 do the work Of the
pope's American Societies
In the last preceding number Of
The JeferSoRidn, Watson gave a
summary Of the cusC. from which is
taken the following paragraph:
In brief, I was indicted (D for pub.
fishing a quotation, in a dead language,
from a Roman Catholic book; (9) for
ascribing 10 pagan Phallic worship Ger.
tain vestment worn by Catholic priests
and nuns, said vestment being tho symbol
Of procreation and racial reproduction
and (3) for ridiculing the American
Princes" OF tho Italian Poteutate,
whose sworn subjects they are
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-12-04
Menace on the Job

THE MENACE will lend all posi-
bic support TO Tom Watson in his
present persecution, as it would give
such assistance TO any person being
bounded by the hierarchy. The
editor of THE MENACE, Marvin
Brown, and his attorney, j. ].
Sheppard, are on the ground to do
in this direction all that can be
done. Marvin Brown will report
the proceedings for this paper, in
order that our readers may have an
accurate account of the trial.
Tom Watson does not stand alone
as a defendant in this case. patriots.
His cause is our own. We all are
joint defendants. Our entire move
ment is on the defensive. American
liberty is on trial. Our cuuntry's
citizenship is before the bar. Let
US see to il that the verdict shall b.
one of vindication.
This action against Watson is but
precursory TO the prosecution OF
THE MENACE staff next month. II
is intended to blaze the trail and
pave the way. The Romish inquisi-
tors figure that the conviction Of
Tom Watson will insure them an
easy victory over THE MENACE
forces at Joplin in January.
The charges are the ssme-eon.
stuuctive obscenity, Rome is a foul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate mar
kci Yesterday started the week well,
IN. sales Of city property asgreg;tt nS
nearly $4,000 and were fairly numer-
GUS. with tn. deals confined IL the
main TO small property. IIenrico coun-
u lands were in&ctiv" for the day.
while come little business was trans
acted I'm property on the S0uthsidc.
In the city the releases were more
numerous than either the sales or the
mortgages. and amounted TO more than
twice as much.
tsssic Lehman sold to Frank j. Cod
fcy - lot fronting forty-nine feet nine
inches on the west side OF Robinson
street. just north OF Hanover Avenue.
IN" consideration Was $1,000. john IL.
Parrish acquired u lot frontin. thirty
sight feet seven and one half inches
on tho north side Of Main street, ". 81
Of strawberry street. from w T.. John
som. for $4,000
The building Department issued a
permit yesterday To the Virginia Realty
anh Construction Company to build a
t"o-story brick tenement ave dwell
th1s) on the north side of Floyd Ave-
nue.. between Vine Street and Alien
Avenue. The cost is placed ut $4,000.
and WORK will be started ut once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Y. II. Warriner 7 r. II. W. Woody. ,e2
North lw"nty-flfth street. sixteen out .
lets and fixtures.
". a. Jc,Nis, for city OF Richmond.
Settling Basin. two outlets.
same. for Rennie Dairy Company.
3H@ North seventh Street, repair'a';
M',irg.
same for w r. t;linn, 400 Fast
Main street. ovcrhauling fixtures.
same. for Methodist Orphanage,
Broad street Road. ihirt.-one outlets
and one thrcc-horse power motor.
Same, for same. I'll outlets and one
two-horsc power motor.
u. l.. Pollard. for l.. NJ. Valentine,
90l Fourth Avenue. thirteen outlets.
Same. for J. T.. ESgleston. 1909 Nir-
Einia Avenue. twcnty-Sevcn outlets.
same. for J. w. HaskIns. 1914 Bar
ton Avenue. seven outlets
Same, for j. floltz. oil North Twenty
ninth street. fifteen outlets and four
nNtur"s.
Same. for l.. NJ Griffin zoo East
Marshall Street. seven outlets and one
fixture.
Same. for Mr.. sutton. 1919 Virginia
Avenue, one outlet.
NJ, y. Pemhcrton. for J. H. Kidd 81
South cherry street. eleven outlets and
two fixtures.
Same. for AIR. t-icsfeld. 25l9 Hanover
Avenue. two outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
cuANCEnr RELEASE DEEDS
Nine Release Deeds. A mounting 10 SB.j


Nine Release Deeds. Amounting 10 Su:;.-
~. X. Beche. trustee. 70 Louise r.
rregnah. 5oxll5 fee, west line Barton
Avenue. 90 feet south of Battery street.
November ,. 1915. SLIGO.
Edward = Rose, trustee. to T.. NJ.
wallace the same property az de-
sc.ibed in deed next above. November
-. 1915 s4.130.
James II. Carncal trustee. TO oliver
Jones. 40 feet : inches by CO i-2 feet
IT the southwest corner OF First and
nnval Streets. October -. 1918. ST.
W. J.. Hcdd, trustee. to blanche z.
Ellis GuXl2i feet south line Oakwood
November .. 1915. $4,000.
y. j. Chewing ct al, trustees TO
samuel &. Meredith ct ais. 52xao feet
~ INC northeast corne" of Baker and
itoanc streets. November 10, 1915. ST.
TO
American Tobacco Company. trustee.
10 Union Envelope Company, lD5XitS
feet ~ III. northeast corner of sixth
and Cary streets. November =, 1915,
S2S.l2j
LcKoy L. Brown trustee 10 G.!ssie
- Powell, 2ixlS5 feet north line Leigh,
street, 81 feet west of Fourth Street
jane 1915. 1910.
&. Il. Nuckols, trustee to s Il. Pew
ertdte. 3Gxis3 feet south line Marshall
street. 6. feet west OF Second street:
also 20 !-2xif3 feet 4 inches south line
Marshall street. io3 feet west OF Sec
ond street. November To- 1915. si3.-
SEQ
Second street. being No. $40: also lot
lSN2G feet lying 90 feet west Of Sec
ond ana l3I feet south of Marshall
street. November 10. 1915. 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
CHILD GETS SICK
CROSS, FEVERISH
IF CONST|PATED
Look al tongue! Then give
fruit laxative for ston-
ach. liver, bowels.
"Caiifornia Syrup OF Figs"
can't harm children and
they love il.

y laxative To-day saves = sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play To empty
their bowels. which become clorsed
up With waste. liver gets sluggish:
stomach sour.
Lock at tn" tongue. mother Ii
coated. or your child is iistlcss, cross,
fcvcriSh, breath bad, restless. doesn't
eat heartily. fun OF cold or has sore
throat OF amy other childrcn's ailmcut,
give & tcaspoonful Of california Sy-
rup OF gigs, then don't worry. be-
cause 1t Is perfectly harmless. and in
u few hours all this constipation poi
son, soar bile and fcrmenting waste
viii gently move out OF the bowels.
and YOU have well. playful child
again. a thorough inside cleansing"
is ofttimcs I'LL that is necessary. Ii
should he the first treatment given in
amy sick
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle
OF "Caiifornia Syrup of Figs" which
has fun directions for babies. children
of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and sec that il Is made by the Cali
fOrnia Fig Syrup COMPANY"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
1IARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Edward Earnest Slater and Virginia
Lee Christopher.
Raymond Dewey Slater and Marie
Eta Christopher.
Frank Edward Brown and Elva Irene
Mailonec
Ohcydier Johnson ard Hattie Scruggs.
David H. katz and Essie Lehman.
George Q. Lester, OF Victoria, and
Matte L. Scott
Joseph Shope and Mary Smith Spill
man.
Nicholas Davis and Eva Walker
Garland a. Fowler and Marie ODon-
ncll.
Gerald " Harmon and Oular l.. Jen-
llins.
Francis Edwin Nichols and Flora Es-
tellc Burton.
Harold X. Nielsen aud Mary Eir-
"inia Ladd.
John Coleman and Grace Gilbert.
William Herr Eubank and Miriam
Juliettc Smith.
John T. Wood and Maudc T.. King.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
cutNcERY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds Hf bargain and Safe
AmnunIin.- tn iC.rIi

Ginter Park Realty Corporation TO
hnn" 9. Clarke. tots and . in block
u in the plan OF .;inter Park Terrace.
November IL. 1915. $1,000
Blanche l.. Ellis at vir TO T. T. Baker
ct ux. Gox12o feet south line Oakwood
Avenue, 10 feet west Of Mil, street.
November .. 1915. tax $3.50. $40
Lewis t;int"r Land and Improvement
Company TO James r. Fleet 2l9oGvI 90
rect east line Brook TURNPIKE. 300 30
feet north Of Rrnni. Avcuuc Novein-
Der >. 1915. s2.lao
Essic Lehman to Robert j Godscy.
~ feet inches by II feet west limo
Robinson street. 100 feet north of Ham
over Avenue. September 60. 1915. tax
Mary e. Dalton to John G. Easlcy.
aoSil' feet west line Georgia Avenue.
40 feet north Of Now York Avenue
November =. 1915. S2Gc.55
Realty and Finance Corporation TO
!: Il. Pritchctt. 50xl35 feet east line
Montrose Avenue, $50 feet south Of Es-
sex Street. October Il. 1919. tax 81.
ID; \. Wilkinson ct ux to l.. II. Baker.
lot - in block Il in the plan or Month
cello Place. October ~ 1915, tax 81,
L. ~. ISaker To Chevy Chase Realty
scribcd in deed next above November
II. 1875. tax 81. $40
W. T. Johnston 81 ny, TO John H.
Parrish. IS feet IL inches by 10
feet +" inches north line Main Street
io' feet - inches west of straw
berry street. November 10. lai5 tax
$3.50. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
I. 5. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals rcconvened yesterday morning
AT 10 O'Clock, with Circuit Judges
!rltchard, Knapp and Woods. and Dis
srict Judge Rose, III attendance.
Court announced and handed down
liz opinion in the following eases:
NO l"i6-L:lanchard Randall ct al,
copartncrs. doing business under the
trm name Of eli! & Fisher appellants.
vs.. Observation-Disclosures Dnnnnbrou. an
peiie"; appeal from the District Court
~ baltimore. Md. Per curiam opinion.
No '%77-,;ale manufacturing Com
pahE' appellant, VS.. John w. May,
trading as W. ~ May & Son. and the
from the District Court al Alexandria.
Va Opinion 10y Judge Rose. Affirmed
Cases argued Yesterday:
~, NO n""".st,'E"ns Trust and Guar
IN ~ error ~. Globe and Rutgers
Fire Insurance Company. defendant in
error; error TO the District Court at
argued by. Is, NJ. Amber of Pnrisers
burg. w. Va. for the plaintiff in error.
and by H. ". Hayward. OF New York
litH. for the defendant in error, and
No lsSo-Thomas J freedom. appel
,ant, KS. fhilip j. Breeder at al. appel
a.eI; appeal from the District Court
H. Roller Of liarrisonburg. for the
appellant. and by George " Conrad
OF Harrisonhur" for the appelIees.
Gases in call to-day:
NO I%"l-liarVcy Ewart 81 al. adj
na.nlSsraiols Of James \. Parker de-
ceased. and James T. Mctree,y, plain
tiiiS III error vs.. Andrew squire de-
tencant in error; error to the District
Court AT Charleston, w. Va. T. " Read
and William IL. Sawycrs. OF Hinton
W Va. and II. NJ. Patterson. of Beck
ley; W. Va, for the plaintiffs In error
ana j. Lewis Eumgardncr OF Beckley
W. Va. ana Ninson & THOMPSON of
Huntington. w. Va. and J. j. Divine
OF WEIGH. w. Va. for the defendant
III error. To he continued.
NO l3S"-icttic = Parrish, plaintiff
in error. Us. the order of United Com
mcrci'l Travellers of America. defend
ant In error: error 10 the District
tonri At Richmond. To he argued bv
tHfaon " Gordon. OF Louisa FOR the
plaintiff in error. and Ivy Lamb Sc Lamb
OF Richmond. and II. L. Doud. OF Colum-
bus. o., Tor The defendant in error
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
General Ncntber Condition..

" -AoFIINTTON, Novembcr ia low
pressure is passing from the Pacific In
iahd over oregon and Washington but
" VIII not be in n position TO influence
tne Weather east OF the Mississippi for
several days. Meanwhile. the weather
IN eastern and southern districts will
he fair, with relatively low ,emner,
ture although the latter will rise in
interior valleys Thursday storm
warnings are displayed on the Atlantic
.oast from Norfolk to Eastport The
WINDS along the North Atlantic will he
lnoncrateiy westerly gales Tuesday.
atlantic coast fresh to strong north
west. md on the South Atlantic Goa :
moderate northwest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
YOU WILL WRITE A
LETTER like THIS

wish that ! knew which one or tho
thousands Of letters | receive would
nave tho most weight with you. my
friend. ! can't quote nil OF them here
put am going to ask you to read
these carefully and then give me !.
chahce TO renew your health and make
you write me ono vcry much like them:
sol Barnard Street
Savannah. Ga, Dec cS lala
MI ns y; +; ., shiyar. shelton. s G:
xn n.e arr Sis you IRE nware In 1909
liver disorders and ali It's train Of horriryl
i Ing, phsnom men for several months had
very insufficient diet Tor an active worL
ingman and. OF course. from disease and
vous vitality and general debility. ordered
,sn gallons OF your Mineral Water. which
sary. and IN four months gained twanty-nine
nave worked pTaetleaiiy evsry day e' s.a and
ac.s az general renovatcr of the system.
in In n my pFaisGf nTS + h
Is essential TO use this water In as large
80 happily Samdeh and i'r IT'S s Are
that they will not disturb the most delicate
A. J.. X. AEENT. -. d
Leeds. q g. March . 1911
have tested your Spring Water in SOW
nervous and sick headaches and mi tha,
stevc that /: used continuously for Il res-
sona ,,,,s time win produce a permanent cure.
y,
stimulate the action OF the liver. kidneys
and bladder aiding them in throwing OF
all poisonous matter
G. A. CROSBY. ~ d.
These are not selected cases. nor are
the results unusual. receive thou
sands like them from physicians. min
listers, lawyers merchants. farmers
manufacturers and every conceivable
profession. | want the satisfaction OF
receiving such a letter from you. No
matter what your complaint may be-
dyspepsia. indigestion. nervous head
ache. rheumatism, gall stones, kidney
or liver disease, any chronic all
ment that has not responded To drugs
| invite you to match your faith IN
the Spring against my pockctbook. II
the water fails to benefit. You simply
say so. return the empty demijohus
and / will promptly and willingly re-
fund your money-every cent. sign
below:
Shivar Spring.
Box 20 ID. Shelton. S. C.
Gcntlemcn:
l accept your guarantee offer and
enclose herewith two dollars for ten
gallons OF Shivar Mineral Water |
agree 10 give IL a fair trial. in accord :
ance with instructions contained In
booklet YOU will send. and If it fails
to benefit my case. you agree to refund
| the price in full upon receipt OF tho
to return promptly
Name ................
Address .................
Shipping Point ................
please write distinctly ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
DESCRIBES GAS MACHINES
USED by GERMANS

In the notice given out by the French
authorities of the guns and arms am
, mrrition taken from the Germans, no
mention has been made of certain gas
machines tina, were taken. Mr. Nor
ton saws in his letter: These were OF
two sorts orc for the production of
gas the other 10 counteract Its ct :
fccts. The latter were rather ciaboi :
ate and heavy but very effective m
stru,nents consisting Of two main parts:
one 10 slip oNtt the head protecting
in. eyes and clipping the nose, the
ether an arrangement OF bags and bot
Ties containing oxygen which the
,rcarer inhaled through tube held
IN the mouth. There were several
forms Of these apparatus but the
most interesting point 10 ncte about
Them IS that one had stamped upon II
the words: Type OF i9l4-devcloped
from type of 1912. developed from type
of 1905 thus showing that seven years
ago the Germans had decided to fight
with gas"
Among those who shared experiences
with air Norton. I'm the battle of Cham
parnc were w. 4. Clyde IL. of New
York. n graduate OF Yale; William r..
Berry, OF Philadelphia. a graduate Of
Princeton: Messrs. Coatsworth and
Schriebcr. Of Bunalo y y: Frederick
Morgan, Massachusetts man and a
prdduate OF Harvard. and several other
.A!1ttE4I1H Noulls men, i1iOStis IpiIESc
graduates. In addition TO Darlington
and Phelps. whose place Of residence is
not known. Mr.. Norton mentioned in
!, his letter that the two WhitwellS, The
two Phelps, Buckn;,il and Coatsw orth"
, did the hardest work and the chauf-
feurs Reeves Tate, Gibson and Baker.
were untiring."
An additional paragraph of pictur-
esquc matter from letter from Mr..
Berry, reads.
One last scene ] saw that shall
not forget. There was white chalk
road between black pine trees. and on
it, moving towards us, were two groups
OF shufi!ins men. 4 blood red sunset at
their backs
Our car sl"---5 dawn TO pass be-
tween them. but when We saw We
stonped---and let them pass.
"on one side moved Il muddy. blood :
stained company where blue clad fig
ures dropped in saddles. or clung with
both hands to a comrades aiivrup
leather. saw broker sword and
empty carbiue holsters. and saw too.
eyes glazed with fatigue that stared
from dead white faces On the other
blood stained like the first. bu, here
were gray-clad fgurcr staggering in
step. the stronger with their arms
around their comrades. | saw the rib
bon OF the Iron Gross and saw again
eyes glazed with fatigue that stared
from dead white faces.
80 passed Tvs by remnant Of the
Hussars' charge, AMI q group Of Ger
man prisoners. Nictors and vanuuishcti
with only the white road between
them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Council Finance Committee, city
Hull, y o'clock.
Richmond Republication Associa-
lion, Jefferson Hotel, y O'Clock.
PrOyinctui Synod. EpiscopnJ
Church, ~. james Episcopal Church.
Enthusiastically N0rtImcr Com
pnn3,' I'm "IIcr IluabanJ's Wife"y
matinee, ESQ; night, $3.50.
Strnnd-tirnycr scott Company, In
"POJly Of the Clrcus"i matinee, 2,45t
nlght, Si:,p.
Lyric-POpulnr vaudeville aud
picturcsj mntinec, .; night. $50
and 81.
COtOnini--Botiou pictures; con-
finuOuS performance.
Ltttle-p0rumOunt ptcturcs, con-
tfnuOus performance.
Isir--MotiOn pictures, continuous
performances.
SuprriOr-MotiOn pictures; con
tInuouk performance.
Scw--M0tion Picturcn; continuous
performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

mare drive TO Herlus 7 received orders
late one evening to take two cars to
THIS village ut a. NJ Not being able
to find the divisional doctor 10 tell him
that ! considered II Impossible 10 take
amhulanccs by night. without lights.
in the pouring rain over the she'll
holcd road which led 70 the village I
had TO try H. Joseph Whitweli. with
his car and chauffeur, ACCOMPANIED me.
On my car ] had George Tate. most
capable man. As ne is n better driver
than / am he held the wheel. while 7
Gas SO !, seems now spent my whole
time wading through knce-deep mud
trying, by the faint light of IN electric
lamp. to and the way round shellhoics
and hogs or pushing the car out of the
gutter 1t shows how diaicuit the
journey was that TO cover the six
kilometers there ard back took us two
hours and q half. We had tie satia-
faction OF getting tho wounded safely
to the hospitals, and perhaps il was not
entirely lowminded OF US 10 he please
next morning when We heard shat some
French cars had refused 10 make the
same journey.
Mr.. Norton tells at some length Of
having his ambulance stationed one
day at Perthes, at Z spot only forty
yards distant from a battery which the
Germans were Smelling. The shells fell
so close that the American ambulance
HitH LOON refuge III Il uuBohi, lne on :
trance to which was filed with dirt
and splinters from various explosions.
y horse ambulance near them vas
blown up. and finally the Germans
brought their gas shells into play I'VE
fixed masks on the wounded and or
ourselves" writes Mr.. Norton, land
after about two hours the Germans let
up and we were able TO take long
breath and express our feelings of the
man who invented this dirty way of
lighting Nobody was really any the
worse for the experience. though our
throats and eyes troubled MS for n day
or two"
PICTURESQUE ALLJSIOS
TO HIS FORMER WORK
Mr.. Norton was formerly the director
Of the American Classical School In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
The JOY of Motherhood.

There need be no apprehension oil
distress TO mar the complete JOY OF
expectation, for many women who
know. advise the use OF Mothers
Friend, an external remedy OF particu.
lar value designed to sooth the
muscles and relieve the pressure re.
acting on many nerves SO that the
strain upon the cords. tendonS and
ligaments is not accompanied by Sc,
we're pains that sometimes cause
nausea. morning sickness and o;Ear
local tiistreaSes.
Mothers Friend has been used sue
ceasfuily for two generations aud cali
be had OF any druggist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
United STATES DISTRICT co,nu,


The foliow!HG petitions in voluntary
DhnkrnrtcE wcr" filed yesterday IN the
United states District Court:
George T.. Ward. IL salesman Sid
West Marshall street, listing his lin :
hilit.'S ~ S2io"l and his assets n,
Wa. OF wh!ca So IL exempt Among
the unsecured claims nG;.inst the mott
itonrr arc ~, NJ. l.. Anderson SOS 30
q w i-atimer. $i.oa. and America n
Tread and Baking Company, s12SO6
cia"dc Nelott" F,lnm. n musician, 100
East Cary street; listing his liabilities
~ SHi. and his assets mt si3a0 of
which 81 2Gu is listed rs rxcinpr
Among those holding unsecured Claims
against the petitioner are tho Piedmont
lslrrtr!" COMPANY. sa30: Carl Fisher.
5Io: St"ndurd Electric Company, $50.
and tho Neck & Reach Co. 500
JnhE /. Pollard. listing his liabilities
ct fl.ts".ar. with no assets Among
The unsecured claims are n. raul G,
~ \. RAMS. $3a. and 4 s. Ba.tlatt,
SI7.oS =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-16
HuSTINGs TRANSFERS.
Ihree Deeds OF Unrcnin and safe
AmMunilEg To Sl.onQ-

rs NJ. White 81 uX. {" Charles r.
Cooke. 33NtT7 fee; south line HUH
street GO feet weS; Of Thi:ty-fuurth
Street November 10. 1918. tax Sc 30.
$40.
George NJ i3gglcston 10 ora + sc.
sleston. l32yi"o feet north line Hun
street. at the west corner of Thirty
fourth street November 10 1919. tax
$40. SO
Miss Mary j. f. Murray 10 Florence
w. Taylor. lor 50 in the plan of IIol-
lands Addition. November s. 1915.
tax $50 $40