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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30
Hem;ze Doctors Bills?
HCan'f BE Done Says
DR.. Louis !. Hirschn1dn

Never itemize a bill for profess
sionai services. 1t can't be done"
says DR.. Louis j. Hirschman In an
Interesting article on Collections"
In the current issue of the Weekly
Bulletin. The Official publication of
the Wayne County Medical society.
The article continues:
The elements which enter into
the treatment of any disease cannot
be ltcmized. Who would presume
TO estimate the value Of skill, tudg
mcnt, tact. brains. endangering ones
life, losing ones sleep and the re
sponsibiity of holding the differ
ence between life and death often
In ones hands, which are all ele
nrents entering into the treatment
and conduct Of any case? II is all
right for the liveryman to send item
ICED bills for so many hours renta,
OF an equipage or the grocer to
itemize articles which have been
purchased from him, but to place
professional services of q physician
In treating one who IL afflicted
along the same line ID absurd. A
visit tn case of typhoid or pneu-
monia IL certainly worth more than
one to case of acute or simple
cold, but a visit is visit according
to our present-day method OF
charges.
Every patient should receive a
statement on the first of the month
after services have been rendered.
After two statements have been rem
dered and no reply received, 1t is a
good plan to enclose a self-address
ed. stamped envelope with the third
statement or TO accidentally" In
crease the amount of the bill. when
the irate debtor will be sure to
phone or write asking the meaning
Of this increase. which gives you an
opportunity TO get in touch with
him. Always secure the full frs,
name As well as the last of the per.
sui WIZ IN icSpOuoiuic ioI Tic ~
count, also his home and business
address or place of employment. and
the department df a large corpora.
tom In which he Is employed. l.
is well In obstetrical cases particu.
larry to have the patient pay re.
tainer. This gives the patient a
financial inteI,st in keeping their
original physician and assures the
patient that the doctor will eithe"
respond or send someone equally
competent If he is unable to be
there; at the time.
''ff the account Is not paid In 80
days. there is no better advice that
/ can give than to send 1t In to the
Bureau Of the Wayne County Medi
cal society for collection. 1t helps
you because 1t is being done by
your own organization and 1t helps
other physicians by having the pa.
tents credit on record al the bu-
reau. and it helps the society In gen.
eral by making the bureau a strong
er component part"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30
DETROIT TIMES

worth. The same young people
have successfully produced IL the
past. Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird"
and Barrie's Peter Pan"
d
The Shakespeare Study club will
begin its seasons activities Friday
morning. Nov. s, in the home OF the
director. Mrs. Mildred ]. Bolt. No.
ll9l Jefferson-aye. The first play
to be taken up will be Romeo and
Juliet The club members will re,
sumo rehearsals OF Twelfth Night
which Is TO be given as part OF tie
program OF reciprocity day. Wednes.
day. Dec. I.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30

appearances in America. The Or
.pheM club. under it's direction,
Charles Frederic Morse, will present
a Aumber OF compositions new to
Detroit by MacDowell, Damrosch,
Dudley Buck and others. The club
han added several new members this
season, and the balance I'm the voices
is said to be better than at any time
during the organization IL years OF
successful life. The clubs public
6 Dpearances In concert are limited to
Two each season. and it's audiences
arc composed wholly of its sustain.
ing members and guests az no pub
lie sale Of tickets is held. Sustain
ing membership tickets for the two
concerts may be obtained from any
member OF the club.
Abram Ray Tyler will give an or
gan recital Sunday afternoon, at 4
o'clock, in Temple Beth Ell, assisted
by Miss Louise Allen Lyon, soprano.
For tho benefit Of the music fund
of the North Woodward Congrega-
tional church. a concert will be Civ
en- In the church Monday evening,
the program to be presented by Mrs.
G. Leslie Lamborn, soprano: Miss
Florence Gallagher, pianist. Miss
Jessie Morehous, accompanist. and
l.. l.. Renwick organist.
Selections from Gounod's "Mors
ct vita" will be given Sunday even
ing, ia the Fort-st. Presbyterian
church, by the quartet choir, assist
ed by special soloists-pasquale
Briglia, violinist; Louis Motto, eel
list, and Earl Van Amburgh, trlim-
pet. The choir includes Mrs. Frank
F.. Mellor. soprano; Mrs. Ralph
Trix, contralto; Frank +. Mellor.
tenor; Charles NJ. Clohecy, basso;
n. J. Corey, organist and director.
Harmonic society will open Its
season Thursday evening. Nov. 4,
with a concert in the ncwly-decorat-
ed and refurnished Harmonic hall,
Miss Marie Won Essen, OF New
York, formerly Of Detroit, will be
the special soloist. The Harmonic
Mannenchor, and ladies chorus, un-
Ter the direction OF Prof Herman
Bruechner, will give several selec-
lions, and others to take part In the
program, include Miss Florence
Schoeneweg, soprano; Miss Sadye
Jacobsen. violinist; Miss Gertrude
Hcinze. pianist. and lsador Jacob
sen, accompanist. Dancing will fol-
low the musical program.
A composition with the absurd
title, Adventures in a Perambula-
tor" by John Alden Carpenter, will
be presented by the rather auatere
Frederick Stock. and his Chicago
symphony orchestra, in the first
concert Of the Detroit Orchestral
association series, in Arcadia, Mon
lay evering. Nov. 8. The compost
ton purporis To depict unsteady.
the thoughts and experiences of a
child while out for an airing" In
It's carriage. with its nurse. Other
numbers on the program include
Dvorak's overture, "Othello;" Chaus-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30
THE GIRLS J0J
No Girl eUcs ~ n
. Protseted ,Lhe
az jessie Roa1yg4nI

mo girl" said an tdn1at1
was giving . talk ID fAv6f
tional schools At = recent ~
meeting. mo girl = sure AZ r L
tectcd life you cnnnot -
her 50 securely that shs m !
some day be throwH o., o.
with no other resourco -
hands end her hssdsy ~ -
utterly unframed In tn AnG
doing something wells ono
earn. biesd.and. sheltetishosI
;te-so without Or 70 dsp<1 o7n
ity." teijsJtt sfoisstc1
= These are words tha4rirl4ax ~
ss their mothers shoulds t1Bead1o'
think jovsrs They aFO - M
may seem perfectly s6btdf
father mag have LETT 1905
enodkh to carry you safely tIl7
iife.r you may be married - ~
mans entirely capable iof dtak!
ceilent care OF you. bfMh9f
other relatives may stand G
Snard you. All this win moi
to you q protected life. becauj <
one and all are capable ol 4
lost, are often lost, as many -
man battling forlornly N = ~
world can tell you. "
A thorough and careful -
in some vocation that Il n
salary cannot be so easily ~
you keep your mind and fo1rA
Of body you will be able t0S1
your needed shelter and 4n
your needed bread. And yOul
to be able to do much mogG
that. =
A protected life is I dangol
life, that's the truth. Don't r.
yourself to be satisfied with its
sist on being taught somethi4
real value, value as the wort
II. II you have all the Houej
need you can put your knob {
and skill to uses OF q philantll
cal nature. you can join In t156
mendous work OF lettering pre-
conditions. There is no need
being idle. and one OF the safest,
sanest results OF vocational \
Ing is that It wipes out the Idle
man. who is the most futile. IN
isfled and unhappy OF us all, WI
or she has money or Is an eb5ec'
charity. -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30

Aerie No. az. Fraternai Order of
Eagles viii give . Halloween barn
dance. Saturday evening. In the hall,
at Brcoklyn-Ave. and Bsgg-st.
o."
Ashlar lodge, No. 81. +. q A. NJ.
will give q Hallow' cen dancing party
Saturday evening, in the Masonic
temple.
1 Mrs. Arthur II. Buhl will enter
tain at . Halloween party Saturday
evening, in the Bloomfield Hills
Country club.
In the Indian Village club satur-
day evening. special Halloween
supper will be followed by dancing
and bridge.
o.
Trictrcle club will give Hal.
low cen party Saturday evening. In
the home OF Harold Place. No. 326
Concord-avA
Hypatia club will meet Monday. In
the Federation club house, the pro-
gram to be given by Mrs. w. j..
Roweil. Mrs. e. M. Beach, aud Mrs.
F. II. Aldrich.
Detroit w. G. T. u. federation will
meet Monday evening. In the Fran
ices willard home. No. l25 Highrst.
west.
a unique harvest and Halloween
dancing party will be given Satur.
day evening In the Hotel fuller roof
garden. by Post No. Is. Veterans of
United States Foreign Wars. The
guests viii wear ''rube" costumes.
--O- 81,
Mrs. Annie L. Boggs. little daugh-
ter Evelyn. and niece. Dorothy Mick
ley, left Wednesday. for Tampa, Fla,
where they will spend tae winter.
The Northwestern Woman's club
will meet Monday afternoon. in the
Museum OF Art. when Prof. William
d. Henderson, of the University OF
Michigan. will talk on Dollars and
sense In education"
Mrs. william Craig will give an
illustrated talk on the Spanish mis-
sions of southern California and the
exposition. Monday evening, before
the Y. w. c. A. Travel club. In the
association parlors.
Detroit New Century club will
give card party in the Hotel
Statler, Saturday. Nov. s, for the
benefit of the Florence Crittenton
day nursery.
Mrs. Frank J. Towar, No. 81
Ferry-ave. east. will give recep-
ton Monday afternoon. from to s
o'clock. to formally present to So
ciety her daughter. Miss Marian
Hays Towar.
o.
Mrs John Stoughton' 'Newberry
entertained the memoirs OF the
Garden club OF Michigan. Saturday
uOi III uCI HOuc III ufOSSc
Pointe. There was special ex-
hibition OF chrysanthemums grown
by members of the club. S1'-
% , ~
The Misses Anne and Katherine
Terhune. of Norfolk. Va. will arrive
the frst Of the week to visit Miss
Julian1 Moring. Crosse Pointe
Miss Moring will entertain for her
guests. and for Miss Dorothy Bal
lantyne. at a masquerade dancing
party, Wednesday evening. Nov. 10.
%
The following have taken boxes.
for the season, for the Detroit Or.
chestral association series Of sym
phony concerts. In Arcadia. begin
ming Monday evening" Nov. S. Mes.
dimes Frederick NJ. Alger, Russell
A. Alger. Jr.. A. c. Angel. ]. Burgess
Book. Jr., L. d. Bolton. Theodore d.
Bull, Lem w. Bowen. Emory w
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30

sons symphony In u fat; Glas-
ounov's Scene Dansante.' and u
concerto for cello (D'Albert). by
Bruno Steindel. first 'cellist OF the
orchestra. The sale OF season tick
cts for the series of six symphony
6rchestra concerts Is now open iu
Grinpell's hog Office. Friday. Nov.
6, the sale OF single tickets viii
begin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-30

der the ssspisj Y
Laushlin 1lsssiz1 Z
Bernard GchlotnGh
play; Sonata n g H1
Concerto I'm Arp1C|do
Variations gynf ~
NANNY - Adagjo - q
cherini); Elesie, 0ial11Do
Ion (Faure); Clique ~
Saint ssens The ttoe( = \
At IL -o'alock sTollcs
luneheon win The seF4s l.
Joining BGhduet ro0Ris ~ ~
for tickets should DO mado ~
Messimer. care Of tine Hotel ri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

By 50 feet a, the southwest corner OF
Twenty-third and Leigh Streets. April
90, 1915, s7,sS6.4o.
". J. Whitchurst, ct al. trustees. TO
G. +. Winston. ISxl23 feet 10 inches
north line Westhampton Avenue. y
feet west OF West Street. May 8, 1915.
$2,2iC.
c. r. Nuckols, trustee. TO T. c. Sub
lett, 90Xli0 feet at the northwest cor
Highland Park. May 4, 1915. S3.l36
ID. w. Bowles, Jr., trustee. to High
land Park Development Corporations.
lots and ) in block +: lot 10 in block
\. and lot in block r. In the plan of
Highland Park Addition. March 80.
1915, S20o.
r., e. Cahell, trustee. to John II.
Hardy, is feet i i inch by $50 feet west
line Boulevard l23 - feet north OF
Park Avenue. May /. 1915. si.770
James Il. Carneal trustee to Charles
W. Shields. 81 l-2x77 feet inches north
line Main Street. 81 feet inches west
of First Street. April 80, 1915. $ll.I66.
Jacob $. Cohn, trustee to II. w.
Lakewood. ct ny. 30xl36 feet west line
Garland Street. 100, fee, north of
Hooper street April 80 1915. ST $50.
II. w. Iazelwood. trustee, to Olivia
$. Hardy. lot in block in the plan
OF Brookland Park Addition April so.
1915. Sits.
w. S. White. trustee. to o. T.. God
win, SO feet > inches by 40 feet 10
inches north line Bacon Road, l55 feet
west of North Avenue. May 4, 1915,
500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
u. $. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals rcconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Knapp and Woods and District Judge
Waddin, in attendance.
Cases argued yesterday:
No. 1277-Daniel J. Leary and George
Leary. administrators. appellants, vs..
appellecs: appeal from the District
Court at LyEchburg. Va.
No. 127S-Luther Latin Kellogg, ap-
pellant We. The United States Of
America ct al. appclees; appeal from
tho District Court at Lynchburg, Va.
Continued from Yesterday. Causes
further argued together by Marion Err
win, special assistant to Attorney Gen
eral. New York City, for the appellee,
The United States of America, and con-
cludcd by j. II. Coleman. Lynchburg,
Va, for the appellant, Leary, and sub
mitted.
No. 13I3-W A. Rcxford. appellant.
VS.. Southern Woodland Company and
Robert r. Tucker. apnellces; appeal
from the District Court at Charleston,
S. c. Argued by Joseph 4. McCul-
S. C.. and Joseph +. Ford. AsheviIle,
\. c.. for tho appellant. and By Julian
pcllees. and submitted.
Cases in call to-day:
VS. Twin City Power Company, ap-
police; appeal from the District Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Council Committee ON Ordinances.
to consider Jitncy ordinance, city
Hall, y o'clock.
Lecture by J. T.. McDouEulI. to
Aeon Temple, auditorium William
Fox School, $3.50 o'clock.
City Planning Exhibit, SCI East
Min street, 10 o'clock morning to
10 o'clock night.
Lyric - Popular vaudeville md
pictureB; matinee, 3; night, 1880 and
d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pictures; con-
tinuou" performance, ~ noon to II.
standardization pictures, contin-
uou" performance, IL noon to IL.
New characterization pictures;
CONTINUOUS performance, 1880 morn
Ing TO II night.
Little characterization pictures;
continuous performance, IL morning
10 II night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued yesterday and
anenuments to charters allowed by
me State Corporation Commission as
The Philippines Copra Company. In
Ss9 corp ed. Richmond; Maximum.
$500: drying nuts. fruits, etc, prepar-
ing the same for market. NJ a. Clark
president. New York; e. f. Graham,
Amendment TO the charter of the
Lemon kola Sales Agency Company.
INCORPORATED. Roanoke. Enlargins its
!, Joseph Roger. Incorporatcd. Lynch
Sl,ooo; par 500; liquor business.
!ogers, secretary. both of Lynchbure.
Hopewell liotei Corporation, Peters
ana Hopewcll a Blurnb"rg. president:
'@ o,,s ~ Ehisemhers, vice. president:
urer. ali Of Petersburg
Foreign charters domesticated:
Thomas +. coaic Lumber Company.
a PEA ard ware corporation; capital stock.
$1,000: 10 do lumber business. l. H.
omyal, l!erkley. NorfollS. state agent.
The Crown Grocery Company. a
Alcyer scoll, sIate agent agent NEWPORT NEWPORT
The Mctr"politan Casualty Insurance
Co'mrany Of New York. Capital stock.
s2hn.nho: Insurance business. The Com
missioner of Insurance. State agent.
General Fire Assurance Company, a
cotporatio Of the Republic of France,
,n,iissioner, Of Insurance. State agent,
no Imperial ,1eT eAs.surance company a cor,
capital stock: to do INSURANCE business,
The Commissioner Of Insurance. state
agent. Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
CIIANCERT TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds Of Bargain md SaI,
Amnmmtin.. In S.S.llil


Amounting To s:S.0G5.
; John H. Guy, CT ux. to Sarah Cheat
nam, lots "a and 25: in block 10 in the
Es gco OF prominence Park April 2 1915
Ahbev Really Corporation to Nora
caian'. lot 70 In block in the plan Of
lsi5, $500. ''''" a. APf'i D.
y s1rss /! ix s5%o re-, ct It, y, n to / "
corner Of Hanover Avenue and Robin.
son street May 4. 1915. tax $3.50. Sio.
f. Sittcrding, 1t ais, trustees. TO
Bessie V. Parsons. 10 feet Q inches by
y - feet north line Williams street.
100 tcot vest OF Harrison Street. April
claude +: spronkic. ., ux. to ]. II. and
=: J.. ,happ"ii. II feet 4 inches by
- feet IA inches, east line Davis
venue. between stuart and k"nsing-
is ,H Avenues being No. fl3. March ID,
Highland Park Development Corpora
lon I" = w. ii"rr"lsVn, 3cxi25 fec, al,
ana Front street March -. 1915. $40
I"llywooh Cemetery Company to
la9'cs ;. and HoSa Doyle. 25x7i feet
"oA line Si.th Street, 1i3 IL feet
nsortio of Leigh Street. May l. 1915,
jI,?hn y fH;rdy; c, w. to NJ L. Nor
Inc, Boulevard. ~ - fec, north OF
Park,, Apri! q, 1915. tax 81. $40.
k,ns 20 foct ct ng TX no TO i%hT to w9
lin" Fairmouut Avcnue 20 feet inch
"cst Of Twenty second Street. May 3.
1915, $500.
j g. Fari.h. ct ux. TO George w.
Snurr 3oHi@5 feet yes; line Thirty
rourth Sueei 10 feet north or VI
rect MAY !, 1915, tax t.20, $40
James L, Wllc!ord ct ux. Ia II q.
hsnc, 2eHia% feet west line Thirty
street May 2. ifi5. Sa.75O.
J.. w Harris 20 Z. Hunter Melton
2tN!?5 feet south limo Main Street. ~
1918, tRX $3.50. $40 =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
ELECTRIC PERMITS.


The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Martin & Myers. for J. G. Beazley.
l22 Park Avenue. rear. four fixtures.
john J DAILY. for Fulton Baptist
church parsonage, s15 Denny street,
twent%-one outlets and twelve futures.
w. II. jerks. for G. *. Lassiter, 3oI2
honumcnt Avenue. one fixture
Same. for Mrs. r. L. Mallonee. 2404
Grove Avenue. twcnty-four outlets
Same. for Is. II. Melton, 400 North
Addison street. TWENTY-FIVE outlets.
T.. Caud!e, for y Lurnocchi, 300
Brook Avenue. nine outlets.
Same. for Paul Wallis sol East Mar
shall street. one ceiling fan.
same. for John pcus i0a North
Fifth street, ono ceiling fan
sane for Model Restaurant. 31o
North sixth street. two ceiling fans
=, Same: for NJ. Friedbcre, 2o3 North
" II. jerks. for F. p. Fletcher.
FIRST Market, ono fan.
same. for q g. Valentine. - East
Erankln Street. changing service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06

velopment. and the crop is reported In
good condition. Early spring wheat Is
making excellent growth.
For corn planting the soil is in good
condition, except over the Eastern dis
tricts and the Southern States east or
the Mississippi River. Cons!de pa BILE re-
planting is necessary Southwest.
Weather was unfavorable for the
cotton crop except in the Central States
OF the belt Drought is hindcring
growth in tho more Eastern districts.
Truck OF all kinds suffered for~lack OF
rain in Southern States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
inc following improvements yester-
CITY Engineer Instructed to report
the estimated cost Of grading 'rhir
cehth street, from Stockton to Maury
streets; Everett street. from Twelfth
70 fourtccnth Streets. and Twelfth
street. from stockton 10 Maury streets.
J. j.. Beavers. engineer in charge OF
Work In Highland Park, was directed
20 report the cost of putting down
rranolithic .curbs and cutters and tho
grading and rravelinE OF Virginia Ave
nu": from Highland street 10 the city
UNITS: ana, also 10 report an estimate
OF the cost Of putting down Eranolithic
sidewalks on this same street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06

At Greenviiie. $. G. To be argued by
Thomas a. Miller. Greenville. S. c..
aud James a. Fowler. Knoxville. Tenn.
Tor the appellant. and by b. l.. Abney.
Columbia. $. G., and T. II. Galloway,
Augusta. Ga. for the appellee.
No. 1331--iiomcr Adams, trustee of
the estate Of Creed Collins. individual
~. and as n member Of the partnership
OF the Collins Company. bankrupt. APP
pclinnt. W. Miles NJ. Brown and George
v. Iilll, late partners trading IA Brown
q I'M. appcllecs; appeal from the Dis
trict Court at parkcrSburS. W. Va. In
Powell and Sherman Robinson. Harris
vile. w. Va. for the appellant. and by
W; Il. Maxwell and r.. L.. Maxwell,
Elkins. W. VA. for the appellecs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
cHANCEuA DEEDS or TRUST
Ten Deeds OF Trust tmouptinr en-
IN

SiI.;s:p. 10.
Ala" rav trps, G"t Is e. H. H. -, 70 Gs9rsg
Me northeast corner OF Twcnty-se".
snlH and !; streets. April Is. 1915.
.tiielen G. and George l. Juhans to
north line Dance Street. between car
rer and Richie streets. slay j. 1915
Gilbert p. Blankcnship to william
Gat!in. trmsi"o. 30 J.. by 2S4 feet south
Ire i,,Inc Or Wiil,,q,nsburE. Road. partly in
1915, $3.50 N''c" 3D.
Bessie V. Parsons to z. sitterdinr. e,
Els. trustees; - feet inches by 81 i-2
1915 see -
Walter G. Schaaf, ct ux.. to II u
Schomhcrs. trustee. 81 20 bv l.5 feet
north line Grace Street. IS feet , inches
$2S0o. = ''i''
James. p and Rosa \. DOYLE to John
y ann. Ct al, trustees. 25xTl feet
vest line Sixth street. li3 l.. feet
.owh OF Leigh street. May l. 1915.
iliam w. Huntley. ct ais. to s. L.
~. trustee. 80 feet 10 l.. inches bv
~ i.ct inches south line Grove Ave-
nuc =. feet /? inches west of Mca-
Charles w Shields to James ST? r, Car
neal. trustee. u 10 by - feet 2 inches
north line Main street, 81 feet inches
wet Of First Street. May /, 1915.
Harvey c. Brown to Leroy r.. Brown
e. al, trustees, 60xl3o feet south Inc
Monument Avenue. 25l feet east Of
Rosoneath Eoad. April ~. 1915. $3.50.
Ella f. Greer to ELAN g. Funston.
Street. &C feet west OF Twentv.tbird
Street. April 81 1918 So3Go N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
BUILDING PERMITS.
Four Building Permits. Amounting I

SIS.40O.
PERMITS for new and rcpar work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday follows:
G.. h snow. to build a two story
brick dwelling on tho south side OF
monument Avenue. between the Boulo-
yard and Sheppard Street, to cost
w j.. Drinkard. Jr.. to build a two.
story brick dwelling on tho east side
of Maryland Avenue, between Pollock
ana Melton streets, TO cost $4,000.
lanes u. Ward. to repair frame
cycling, 3l6 Norton Street. 20 cost
L. ". Anderson. 10 build a two-s,orv
hFicE dwelling on the west side Of
Randolph Street. between Wallace and
Jacqu"!iu Streets. TO cost $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Twelve Release Deeds Amounting ia
S.S1.5II.fO.

+. Sitterding: ct ais. trustees. to
samuel a. Kidd, 81 feet 10 inches by
l9S feet at the northwest corner Of
Nineteenth and II Streets. August g.
1915, $3.50.
Bessie A. Catlin. cxecutrix, to Helen
G. and George l.. Jnhans. 30x133 feet
inches north line Dance Street, he
tween Carter and Richie Streets. May
], 1915, 800.
f. L. Ruff1n. trustee, to w. T.. Mer-
rill, 54x135 feet at tho southeast corner
az Hanes Avenue and Jones Street; also
3hX!4o feet at tho northeast corner Of
April 90. 1915. $3.50.
James y. Carneal, ct al trustees. to
Charles w. Shields. II feet Ia inches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-06
General Wcnthcr coud,,,on,

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Thcre has
been generally low pressure through
out the country, without Il baromet er
reading AS high AS 30 inches. There is
pronounced disturbance over South
trn New Mexico, another over Northern
Utah and a moderate narrow trough
extending from northwestern Iowa to
W c5t"rh Lake superior. AS result
unsettled weather prevails generally
except in the Atlantic States and the
ONO ana Upper Mississippi Valleys.
Temperatures are generally below tho
seasonal average east OF the Rocky
Mountains