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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

noon ~ Z oFc4orh.
Honeo clears Calendar.
The house cleared is calendar yoa-
to-day, passing the following 0illss
niouse Bnu No. 20. M. black. % act
70 amend section I. Chapter 20. laws
Of 1909. relative TO sale o. part Of a
stock Of merchandise other than In
the regular course OF business. A.
minor amendment. Unanimous vote.
House BIZ No. IS, Mr.. Duvies. rclat-
Ing 20 appeals from justice OF tho
peace. Unanimous vote.
House Bill No. IS, Mr.. skidmore,
the compulsory electric headlight bill,
as amended 10 make Il apply only
when engines ore in use. Unanimous
! vote.
Bills by Mr.. skeen. relating 10 de-
positions In civil caaes. and the SER
vice OF civil process. were killed. while
House BIN ~, q chattcl mortgage M
Ing measure was held on the table
without prejudice.
blouse ain 90, by MIR. Gonzales, a
new local option herd law was recon-
mitted 10 the livestock committee at
tier an imp sasioned discussion IN the
course OF which the house once voted
to table the bill aud then pms By one
changed their votes.
House Bin No. ~. ny Nestor Mon
toya. an act for printing delinquent
tax lists In Spanish newspapers. In
Spanish speaking districts. was pass
ed after a vigorous defense by speaker
Romero and others. on ground OF nee
essary information for the spanish
American people. The bill carries the
emergency clause n passed 80 10 ..
House 1911 No. i03, BY Gonzales and
Reinbcrg, TO amend Section 3e61 CON-
piled laws. was recommittcd Oecauno
the printed bill was not available, a.
were House Bills iO6 and l07.
The nous adjourned 70 2 o'clock
this afternoon.
New Bills la the House.
The Following new bills were oner-
ed yesterday IN the house;
House B..I No. 1856. AR. Speaker. to
limit the compensation per mile 10 be
charged by railroads for carrying per-
sons with ordinary baggage. Common
state affairs.
House nni No. is6. BY Mr.. A.
Medina. to establish a state Industrial
scaooi at or near Wagon Mound. In
Mora county. Education.
House Bill 40. i37. by Mr.. Sando-
val, an act declaring the punishment
| for any Indians OF any nlbe whose
members pass as citizens OF the United
states. state AFFAIRS.
! House Bill No. las, by Mr.. Medina.
10 amend Section i5f9, Chapter l.,
school laws OF New Mexico 1897 re-
latlng to payment OF poll tax. Educa-
ton.
House Bill No. 1879, by Messrs. or
tia and Montoya. an act relative TO
| community bitches in the state OF New
/ Mexico. This IL the first ditch oil OF
the session. Irrigation.
House Bill No. lfo. By Mr. Sheen,
an act amending Sections 6 n o..
Of Chapter 81. laws OF 1919, relating
to management OF bitches and closins
of wells. Irrigation,
House Bin 40. i4i. by Mr.. Sena, TO
prohibit railroad companies. agents
and section loren N from maintaining
Z commlssaries in places wnere they
have working men called sections.
Railroads.
Let the Herald wan al do your
III nnrk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
L
GIRL ENLISTS AS MAN
AND is IN 10 BATTLES

Moscow. Cvia Petrograd, and Lon
don, Fob. 9. 2 y. m.)-Among the
wounded who have arrived in Moscow
from the front IL Olga Krasilnikom, a
girl OF 10 years. After taking Hart in
nineteen battles In Poland. "as
wounded In the foot.
The girl enlisted under a man.
name and this deception has just been
discovered. The cross OF II. George,
fourth degree, has heen awarded her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
German Destroyer
Sunk By Russian
Submarine Vessel

. Paris. Feb. 3-An official =
. statement from Petrograd. as =
. transmitted By the HavGs agen- :
. cy. a y that "A German torpedo =
. boat destroyer was sunk by "A =
. Russian submarine In the Baltic =
. on January 20, The submarine :
. attack was made on the Danish :
. island OF Mocn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

For dyspepsia, our national ALL
ment. use Burdock Blood Ritters.
Recommended for STRENGTHENING az
g%estlon, purifyina the blood. AZ al
drug stores. si.oe a bottle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
SI.OO

u IKE CITY II y y II >
Hatters and Dyers.
eco w. Gold Ave. 2hone iGG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03
fend the justice OF the French cause
~. Quentin Only Hears War;.

saint Quentin. where the British
troops made a ztand thai retarded the
German ADVANCE ana facilitated Jof-
fre's strategic retreat. nas been for
nearly five months within constant
sound OF the guns pounding al each
other along the line from Roye TO
Peronne. but, according TO news re-
cglved by underground channels. the
town has otherwise experienced little
Of The rigors OF war.
Never has the city hall square been
50 animated. The coming and going
~ motor cars filled Win officers Is in
cesaant as this Is the headquarters OF
some os the big guns OF the German
army who are comfortably lodged IA
the elegant villas OF the Champs
Eiyseca. Every afternoon officers
crowd the ~pastTy-cooks' establish-
h mOet popular 8 o'clock teas OF
Paris. Enormous quantities OF tea.
chocolate and cakes are requleitioned
daily ana among the habitues nono
have a better appetite than Prince
August william, the emperor's fourth
son. who Is always the center Of the
most animated group.
The emperor himself made a mort
visit to ST. Quentin. lodging az the
hotel Charles Basquln on the Champs
Elysees.
The bank Lecuyer-L ourinais, the
Cardier asylum, the Farvacques pal
ace. the enri Martin Lycc0m and tho
Girls Lsceum are constantly hllea
with German wounded who are sent
10 hospitals further Ia the rear az fast
An their condition permits.
Channel Tunnel Discussed.
The Paris press has again taken up
the question Of tie projected tunnel
under the English channel, somo
writer's pointing Opt that had the pre-
sect been realized the cooperation 81
British and French troops would have
been 20 facilitated az % nave an APP
preciable effect on the military opera
lions.
News received from Brussels indl-
Gates that the Germans are coinsng
ave franc pieces OF the eihsy OF At.
lbert /. with plates that the Relsisn
mint had failed 10 remove.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Let the Herald want ac do your
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-03

Have your salt pressed for so cents
Suit Cleaned ana Pressed,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09

morning as Mr.. Cady was quietly at &.
work, me father told me to always
be prepared for any emergency. For
instance" he said: Pat, learn to cut
your finger nails with yer left hand,
for some day ye might lose yer right
handp"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-09
ToDAY's BELLRINGER

Harrison Cady, the artist and mag
azine man once employed an Irish
man named Pat O'Grady in his studio
as janitor and general roustabout-
when 1 was boy" said Pat one
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-16

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-16

ley, the purple mother" Of Point
Loma-promises to assume sensa-
tional proportions.
In will contest filed in Judge
Guys department of the superior
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-16

San Diego Cal, OcL 10. = The
Spaulding will contest, which in
wolves two national figures the late
Albert G. Spaulding, father of base
ball." and Madame Katherine Ting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
JAMES A. PATTEN ACTIVE
BUYER IN WHEAT MARKET
\ Appearance of Oid-Timc When, nmii
tnuscs Price G;,inS-AccumuiateS
Line OF May Future.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. December 20.--James y.
day: and thus. more than anything else
that developed. caused price nains Of
&c TO 3tc for the day. 'rhe oli-tlmc
wheat bull has Quietly accumulated a
line Of the May future. and ~ he always
has II large following whether bull or
Dear Their" was good buying in addition
ply OF wheat Increased l.lo1.o00 bush
els the past week. this increase was
looked Tor. Is It Included the enormous
That winter wheat arriving there Is Of
Door quality and not wanted, save at
eNWvfbb ,i@ .nISs low oy prices ;s:,o,
only 1000 bushels TO m!llcrs the sea-
board reported 100000 bushels for
EXPORT ana Omaha sold Zoe 600 Bushels
10 20 abroad. In addition, the senboa rd
eported English and Continental houses
as BUYERS OF wheat futures at Chicago
anu winnipeg. Northwestern marie Is
WAS a further falling of in receipts
wheat longs were encouraged by the
news mat til" Liverpool spot market
was ID. higher. and carEocs wore un-
rhRhEcd to it.d. to Ia. higher An ur-
Schi milling demand was reported. Re
ports from France show considcrabI.
hrl'l, ana the communicating OF a,di-
floral vessels by the rritish i:o"ernr,cnt
mas added TO the acute freight situa-
There was Il stronger undercurrcnt
IN the corn market and. willis the
deferred months were unchanged in
price nearby futures We're &c to !, G
higher Cash sales were 20, 900 bushels
win c!earanccs from the sci,board al :.
most nil
Advances OF iac to a.c were made in
onls. iarSely In sympathy with the
strength in corn. The .ash uarlIet
was slow with sales OF IO: .oOn bust .ls.
PROVISIONS closed steady. with I'D =
vance all around The leading hclp
Was II stronger hog market. Leadinr.
i'aGkrrs we're credited with selling ribs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The followiu. permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mcnt:
NJ y. rcmberton. for Mr.. Kaphun.
50" East Broad Street, eleven outlets.
t"ur lights and two switches.
Same, for g. y. Strange. l4li North
twenty first Street. twelve outlets and
seven lights.
Eugeibrrg N l:car. for &. l.. Kassiter.
"oli Monument Avenue. nine outlets
and lights.
Morris Hunter. for Builders Supplies
Corporation, Ninth and Cary Streets.
eleven outlets aud changes IN present
wiring.
" H. Catlett Electric co. for Chin
h"razo PARK rest house. twenty six
fixtures.
Same. for .. T. Parrish. 200 East
Grace Street. sixteen nXturcs.
John H. Latham. for Mr. hughes.
Thirteenth and Porter streets. five nX-
lures.
Same. for same. I'VE hXturcs.
Same, Tor !. l.. Ferris, 2io East Ninth
street. uinc outlets ana eight fixtures.
Same. fov lIugh Kidd. 2l7 East Ninth
street, min" outlets ana six !iXturcs.
y. w. walton, for chesapeake and
Ohio Hailw-ay. Ninth and Main Streets.
one 1--WE *. W converter.
Winston Electric Construction 90,
for Elam 81 Funston. l3 North Governor
street, twenty three outlets and TWEEN
tN-twu lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
RE AZ ESIA TIE
AND COUR p!

The local real estate market was ac-
tive yesterday. Numerous sales de-
vclopcd. hut these were confined en-
tir"iy To- the transfer of small prop
"rty, with the business for the day IN
city property aSSr"sating little more
thPn S@unoo. The mortgages and re-
i,itS: deeds were also numerous Hem
rico County lands were active with
several sales for small property aud
suburban lots.
The Gintcr Park Realty Corporation
sold To !. :. Adams four lots In what
Is known as Gintcr Park Terrace. for
$4,000. Percy Montague sold to Fannie
WtthcrS several lots at Bon Air and "a
lot fronting nin"ty-thr"c feet on tn"
west sid" Of Twcnty-tif,h street near
.StnncwHll street, in Woodland Heights.
FOR 5000. which was the largest sale
20 develop.
The stat. Corporation Commission
yesterday ciartc sd the Dupont Place
Cooperation. witch principal offices in
Petersburg. with capital Of 100000,
TOR 4 general real ,stat. business The
ncw concern. tn" officers of which are
IL Carter Myers, president. and II. H.
iritchnrd, secretary AMI treasurer, viii
plac. on the market u new Lewiston be-
t'.cUn liop-w"ll ana I'cterSburg
The Mount t:riI Investment Corpora
ion. Of Petersburg. was chartered with
q capital Of S2,o0o.Oc0, and viii engage
in the real "Stat. buHincSs. George
Cameron. Of Petersburg, is president
and 6. 6. Gilbert, OF iiurrisonburg. Pa
* SrcrctarN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
$. crncuir co,nv or APPEALS.

The United states Circuit Court Of
.fpntdIs Icconven"d yesterday morning
~ !" clock with Circuit Judges prit :
chaEu. Knapp and Woods ia attenduncr
vases argued yesterday.
NJ; !3"u--Howard :. Roberts. g. al
app"i!an;s, vs. Steam Drcdge ~" 81 al
a,pne,i"e appeal from the District
Court at New Bern, " G. ON rcarr,.
,nehi. Argued by Harry McMullnn. of
hSnlnEtnn, y. G.. for the appellants,
ana by j: +. Duncan, OF Beaufort. \. a.
and !! II. Little. of Norfolk. for the
appelecs, and submitted
NOS, 1921 ;--J. H. Lame * Co. ct
al appellants. rs Maple Cotton Mill
tt al app.Nccs; appeal from the Dis.
tr!ct Court At Charleston. s. e. ON
rcarg'imcnt. Argued Ivy Frederic Il,
kI,Ilogs' OF New Yori, CITY. for the ap.
pe!iaHts. and by II j. Haynsworth o.
ir,enville, ;. G., for the appcllees and
admitted TO practice:
Frederic + kellogg. Of New York
CIV was admitted 10 practice as AN
at,@rn.y ana counsellor in this court.
Court announced ana handed down
us opinion in the following case:
80 I"s"-'rhornas j Br"cdcu an
rell"mt vs. Phillip j Er.",lsn. et AL.
G In,r, , ,pnsal from The District
judge fritchard Affirmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
CHARTERS IsSI-I:n.

Charters were issued and amend
ments to charters authorized by the
day as follows:
Ths Mlllcr:Ney Company, Inc. Har-
risonhu e: Maximum, s5o,ooo: mini
W Wiiln. $4,000; par value 500 Mol
rctary-hoth Of Iiarr;sonburg. rur-
poses: real estate business
Oid Town Corporation Norfolk. Max
value. 500. Edward Brockcnbrourh h.
president: Charles Webster. secretary.
boih OF Norfolk. Purposes: real estat.
T. II: Clarke. Inc. Norfolk Maxi
mum. $1,000; minimum, $4,000. par
value, sloc. T.. X; Clark, president; \.
= Foreman, secretary both OF Norfolk.
purposes: fish ANA oyster business
pi%ran Realty Corporation. Norfolk.
MhNimum. Slo,Coc; minimum, $500: par
Ia!n:. $lo". u. Frank williams, prcsi-
dent. Frank q. Lewis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of Norfolk. Purposes: real state bust
ness
homer I;r",hers, inc, Norfolk Man
mum $4,000; minimum, $4,000 par
value. 500. benjamin Hotter prcs!-
/ dSnl; lsador. Hotter, secretary both
OF N"rioik Purposes: mercantile bust
:, n!,y r"mt Dalry, Inc, City Point,
value. 80. Thomas Epes r'cnn.r. .Ii
president, City Point; NJ billiard Encs.
secretary and treasurer Black stone.
W. p'a'S' GARY business.
Dupont Place Corporation, Peters
ourS Maximum, $4,000: Minimum.
s3.ovo; par value, 500. H. Carter
Myers. president: ~ H. Prichard see
rcthry-both OF Petersburg. Purposes
real estate business.
Textile Investment Corporation. Rich
!nohd. Maximum. 100000: minimum
$40; par value, 81 Andrew d. Chris
tan, president; T.. :. Bolcn. secretary
ana trchSur"r-both OF Richmond
Mount Erin Investment CORPORATIONS
Petersburg. Maximum, s.. 600. 900: min
mum, 100000: par value. 800. George
cameron president, Petersburg g. g.
Gilbert, secretary. harrisburg Pa
Purposes: real cstut. business
Amendment 10 the charter Of tho
Right Worthy Grand Council, Indepen-
Gcnt Order Of st. Luke. Richmond.
chang powers.
Amendment to the charter - the Viz
GINA can Company, Buchanan. iucrcas-
ing capital stock from 100000 to-
$3.50. coo
Taylor Iiudlin Company. Inc, Rich-
inond Maximum. $4,000; minimum.
Sl.oc0. par value. Sl00. l.. w BAYLOR
president; Il. II. Hudlin. vice president
both OF Hinton. W. Va; G. +. IIudiin,
secretary, llopewell.
Foreign chartcr: The james Realty
Company. Maryland corporations. do
rnesticated: capital stock. s50.onn: reel
estate business. Samuel W. Zimmcr
state agent, Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
RIGHT TO USE OFFICE
TO PROMOTE CANDIDACY
Peter lIoiInnd Gives Ills Views on
Congressional Race to Voters
of Southampton.
Special to The Tines Dis patch.

Especial to The Times Dis patch.
I'OURTLAND, VA, December %
lat an olic.holder has no right 10
+ his office for the promotion OF his
|ididacy for another Office or for the
|,motion Of the candidacy of another
/ n was the declarationf OF ]. Peter
Hand, OF Norfolk. to-day, addrcsSim !.
4. voters Of southampton County in
|, interest OF his candidacy for Coma
|.ss.
IAN omccholders trust" said Mr.,
Hand, lis rcpuGnant 70 the principles
Il free government"
referring TO Congressman T.. T.. Hol-
ld, one of his opponents, Mr.. IToi-
|ld said that he agl ccd with those
10 hold that length OF tenure oi Of
|, should not constitute q reason why
|, incumbent should be defeated for
ELECTION. But" said he, that man :
Flity and what that man has been
fc TO accomplish must he taken into
|isldcration, ANA the longer he has
kn In Office the more strictly should
hold him to account. Colonel Hol-
I'd has been weighed in the balance
II found wanting"
j take It," nc continued. that a
n after being compiss toned to per-
I'm Il service should return to his
liSttuehtS aticT e'ici' term or Office
id tell them face TO face what he
Is done. ] ask You to require Con
Sssman Holland to come out in the
len and give an account OF what he
+ done"
no day was court day here. ana n
+gc crowd was present to hear the
baker. Mr.. Holland, who has lived
southampton for many years, was
LII received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
cnANcEn> nELE,sE DEEDS.
.

, S13.GSD.TO.
X wtia,J 1Mcks?n ct a.: trustees to r.
,c',n"hst corner of Twentieth and
Franklin Streets. November -. 1918,
same 10 Thomas Il: Stagr. s.G5 acres
oi Iihd located partly in the city and
partly IN llcnrico toiiuty; also :, trac,
81 ihnn about ten miles below tho city:
"..o ia2Alo5 feet at the southwcs; cor
ncr of Twentieth aud Franklin streets.
pcc"mbcf -. 1915. $1,000
~. sutton, trustee, TO same. I32Xl65
!"r' at The southeast corner of Tyvcn-
-. 1915, $4,000.
~. W. Jackson. trustee, TO same. the
Same property ns described ia decd
heX' he""s;; April 10, 1913, Ea2,ooO/
iiiarry II Molten. 25xlio feet east Inc
isHndolph Street. ut the south corner of
~" i!ac" street. December II. 1915.
=. T. W. Goodwin. trustee. tn :, II
M"ii'nS"i. 31XiiO feet south lin. Stunrt
i'"A". - feet inches east Of the Ter
race December -. 1915. S$.36o.
j. NJ. Purcell. trustee, To- IL u
Northinst"m, ~ ais, sonic fee, cas-,
l!nc Fourth Avenue. 100 f.ct nnr,h a.
rhtStiut: also 3oxlio feet west lin.
i'm street. :" feet north Of Chestnl,
street December .. 1915. $3.50.
G. X. Nuckols. trustee. to y,nrrv,rrc
nSoh' 81 l-2xl56 feet south line
Grace Street. l27 IL feet ives; Of
shIuer street. December -. 1918.
Thomas ". Gardner. administrator
|" ROSA '. i;oscher. - feet . inches hr
ipo ieet at IN" northeast corner Of CLAY
1915, $1,000 ''e'''"cF :"
T. NJ Davenport, trustee. TO T.. n.
Soo". 1880 feet 1t the southeast cor
a ii OF Windsr and l.ombardy street..
street, ~ feet south of W'inder street.
december Il, 1913. S7io
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
cuANcERy DnEns Or TRUST.
:!cNcn Deeds Of Trust Amounting tt


J. =; Cox TO K. T. r"yton, Jr.. tl'us-
TO. lot in block y in the plan Of
N3nt'r Park Terrace, December 1, 1915.
Mary Y iiankins t., same. 10, 20 in
mock in m" pian - ,iin,er rark
Terrace. December !. 1915. $Gl2
i. :. Adams. ct ~. {" same lots
.; ]" and II in block ]. III the plan o.
Gtutcr .nrk Terrace. November 90.
1915 $2.top
Robert y. W-e'dhorc. ct ais. 10 George
N"'S, trustee, l%"Nlf5 feet ;t III" south
cast corner OF twentieth aud Franklin
streets. N"Ncmhor ~, 1918. S!5.9O"
charles r. Russell. IT ux to - 4
h"a@". - al. trustees "3~f2 r..t cas-,
Enc Third street in7 feet south &c
Oval street December > 1915. safi
fnchnnon. trustee. - farj 4 - inches
hy - feet inches North limo Hanover
street. - feet east Of Strawhcrr,-
;'r"ct. pcCcmh"r Il. 1915. $500
Walter l.. Wells 10 w = White,
f"ustee. a. l-2x1io feet ut the south ,
vest corner nf North Av@,nuc aud
stuart Road December III, 1915. sl.1a5
". i. 'El"ir. - ais. To T. l.. R,ffiu
- ais. trustees, 2oNilS feet east line
strawberry Street. l59 feet . inches
north TT Grove Avenue. December ie.
1915. S2G5o.
\. W. HroadduS. ct ux. to Harry n.
Moore, trustee 3%Nfi feet NJ the SOUTH
rst corner Of Twenty and NJ
Streets. December Is. 1855. S2.n75
Jane II and \. L. Massey 10 Il. Mas
Snv, It al. trustees. f2xl32 feet north
lin" Monument Av"nue $" feet west Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
oH,N,mI,i TRANSFERS.
Ei;N"n Deed" Of i'arGnin and Sale
= M,0tIm IN. - S2lGS1.

Eleven Deeds oi i'arGnin mud Sale
im"nntinI TO $2i.cS7.
'rhtrr lark Realty Corporation to
M'ry ' finnki's lot - ia block l. in
ccinbcr J. 1918, $l,00r
same 10 l.. =. Cos, lot . in block \
IN ,h", plan % tiutcr Park Terrace.
December >. 1915. $3.50
same 20 j. ;. adams. 81 al. lots E. b.
!" anu - III block in the plan Of
I Iai1 h naGrk Ierrl.e November %
sarah +. Jackson e, vir. to Charles
T., kussen. ct ux.. 23x6e feet east line
Third street, l07 ;cct south Of DuvaI
street. December . 1915. 81 9Oo
Robert II. Talley. special commits
sicn"r. f"1 acres in l1in&idd!e County:
also ihHlSi feet al the southeast corner
~ Floyd and Thompson Avenues. No
.emhcE 10. 1913, In accordance with
tnsh Y. Hosch"r TO VI. Fisher. i00S9S
inches At the northeast corner Of
'Heuts ana clay streets. December
as, 1913 S2.nCo
Jaeob w. Wilbur, e, nX.. to Mary L.
s en"y, 10, - in the piju, Of Hiilcrest
'art March ~ l4l2, $50
same /" same. lots 3@S ana 392 in the
IAN Of Highland Terrace Annex. Feb
o. cry =. !"il. SIS
Mary \. Sewell To Walter L. Wills.
Y l-2Hlip feet at the southwest corner
~; North Avenue and Stuar, Road.
'ecelnher IL, 1915; tax "i.S0, $40
" Young, ~ ny, to T.. " Krousc.
t'N!"u let cast line T!ld,n street. l52
cot north Of Grove avenue December
Q. 1915 tax 81. $40
Lee Park 90. ~ ais. 80 Edward w
i[rousc. 80 l-2X1op feat east lin. Till
don street, li2 feet south If HuuoN 81
street December IL. 1915. tax IS, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
HENtIro TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds Of nIrsnin and Suic
Amounting. Ia Si9GI.

william y. Ludlow, ct ux., 10 ". ~
i.tdd. !" acres or the DarDytown Road,
bre,nher 10, 1915. sl.SU0.
hermitage Land Company. Inc. To H.
g Pierce, lot 3. block 2, plan OF Her
l'hr" rank Noyenhcr .. 1915, $3.50.
Highland Pa"k Development Cor
ration. 10y special commissioners to
Car. a stri, of land adjoining
zee lots OF the corporation. December
1918. SOIL
iii, Ramsay Realty Company. Inc.
~ T.. ;r.ss- lots - and ~. block f..
iHn =: Greenwood Park. December J..
''T. $500.
Sam. ,r Z; " Caro,h.rs. g, al. lots
~ i.. ~ aud -, bl ,c'< l.. plan Of
WOOD Park. December |. 1915.
Same 10 T. W Martin, ct al, lots
- aud ~. block -. plan Of Greenwood
nT', December |. 1915 $500.
same. 10 +. w Iiaiti lots Il and As
H'orl' +, plan Of Greenwood Park. be
.n,1ber !, 1919, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued bv the
clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday
AS follows:
Thomas D. Kicc ANA Harriet HON
berg, both of Washington.
y. J. lienslcc ami Frances Soukecp
Sir%iricd Joseph Hembcrgcr and
Clarcc Marshall Ribb
Horace T. Bibb and Bertha Ann
TowlcS.
Ch.ncey Gray Chandler. of Burke
vile and Fannie l.. Taylor.
Cooling.
Melville W. Brown ana Elizabeth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-21

fMr. ana Mrs jams " Davis Il
brick. announce the approaching
rriagc OF their daughter, Mabel Incl.
Raymond I.aMoou, to take place on
|ursday, December %.
Petersburg Is Just now infested with
|'oks who have come from all di-cr-
ms and from many states, and from
at has occurred IN the way OF rob-
ries ana highway assaults. they hav.
In WORKING actively.
|rhc body % Edward j. Rat gam. of
fp'ego. y. Y, who died suddenly sew
III days ago at his lodging house IN
lliine brook street, was buried this
Srr'uc In st Joscph's Catholic Gene
~, Rev. Father Haier conducting
| services. -.
|Fhc salvation Army will give a
|rist.nas dinner to the needy poor Of
city. and Viii bring Santa Claus
the children.
|rhe big locomotive OF the soud.-
|ind passenger 'ri,in on the Atlantic
last Line. leaving the Washington
Get station at 3:i5 o'clock this morn
(. Jumped the track just beyond the
! rkct street curve. Very little dam
1c was done. but some delay Of trains
: caused.