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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-06
LOOKOUTS IMPROVED
 THROUGH SHAKEvP'
Swatters Now Coming Into Their OWn-McComick's
 Men Feel Confident
By GEORGE H. BUTLER

Chattanooga, June 5.-tspesiai Marked improvement has charactert-e,. the Loolouts' play following the cation of the treatment prescrff Mccormick as the proper one
 ailment--namely, the removal causes of dissention. Wild Dutcf ner and Red Betts removed frt roster, the Moosemen are again D. a brand of ball that Is certain to them in n contending position v1se. the next few weeks. With the restoration of harmony th9 Lookouts are hitting almost up to the normal strength, and they are fieldin in brilliant style After losing thre 3 out of four to the Crackers before tt reconstruction they grabbed threj straight from the leading Pels follow ! ing the general shakeup. No apure4 hension is felt over the future. The improvement of the club ia hit ting during the past week has besa very marked. Johnson, Caveny. Fiber field and Daley are punishin the horsehide steadily. and Joe Harrr cs., tinues to slug like fiend. Niece is meeting the pellet squarely nose for the first time since ths son opened, but he has been h in hard luck. Kitchens is sh marked improvement since the s of Peters, as he has had char get a slight rest
 The action of President Andr recommending that Kfssineer bas
 up and Newton signed inrtel1 caused some little comment -i wisdom of 1t Is perfectly pateni initiated. With Marshall, Cunningham and Clarke goin guns fifth man was needed relief and emergencies. New considered as valuable as Kiss
 this class of work and Doc further advantage of being
 handler. The Lookouts did no. portsider upon their staff, an
 believed to have been largely slble for their weakness again paws. They never got a chan
 at portside heaving in battin
 Faurthermore a left-hander
 essential for any club whi
 to stop the Barons. There al
 of course that Newton will sufficient form to stick but ii
 not the Lookouts will still be
 sition to take advantage of al man on the market. Newton
 no more of an experiment thar
 ger. Dobbs would hardly havs
 the Rube to depart with hi
 In it's present crippled st con nsidered him to be
 Dobbs placed as high pll,s.Y singer as is being asked by . league clubs for men who are lte r to prove fixtures in this league aYs Andrews did not consider it wise Hn omy to spend this amount at a ftfi when the Lookouts were gettin as good pitching as any club in the leasee None of the Lookouts' four straight reverses New Orleans was due to FOOT pitching For instance, Marshall gave up three runs in New Orleans in so innings. and lost both games he worked in.
 The Lookouts emerged from their batting slump with the old pepper jar as conspicuous as eyer and the ath- letes themselves are confident that they are destined to cut a wide swath right up to the wire. Some af the individ- ual members of the club even feel that if the Lookouts do not cop the rag it will be only because the best team does not always win.
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sBatted for Berger in ninth. Score by innings: Birmingham ......... oil 40 O01--S Nashville .......-..... 100 100 0G2-i
 SUMMARY. Bases on Balls--Rogers 1, Berger ?. Struck Out-Robertson 1, Rogers ,, Berger 2.
 Wild Pitch-Robertson Two-Base Hits-Sloan, Coombs. FL lam. Baker Street. Three Base Hit-Sloan Home Run--Coombs. Double Play-Dodge to Paulette Left on Base-Birmingham 7 Nash vile TO-.
 Time-2:15. Umpires-Pfenninger and Stradford.
 cErnN-a
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Ninth Inning Batting
 Rally Defeats Memphis

okel, Allison, Mitchell, McDermott. Dou hle plays, Knaupp to Reilly to Bluhm Cruthers to Dunckel Hits, off Frost 6 with runs, in 1 innings Smith, 5, with run, in 1 innings; Merritt s, with J runs, in innings; Renfer 4, with nc runs, in innings tnone out in ninth) Base on balls, off Frost 3, Smith 1, Mer- ritt 3, Renfer 1. Struck out, by Frost ?, Smith ?, Merritt 1, Renfer 3. Hit by pitcher, knaupp (Renfer). Time, 2:15 Empires, Chesnutt and Breitenstein
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LITTLE ROCK SPLITS
 FAST DOUBLE HEADER

Little Rock, June 5.-Atlanta won the first game of todays double header, 6 to 3, and Little Rock the second, 8 to ?. At lanta pounded East hard in the first game. Hiett walked three men in the first inning of the second game. forcing In a run and Elwert's single scored two more. Scores:
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South Atlantic Leagus

At Columbus: Columbus 1. Macon o tfirst game).
 At Columbia: Columbia f, Charleston ? c innings, agreement).
 At Augusta: Augusta ,, Savannah { (second game).
 At Albany: Albany 0, Jack sonville ~
 At Columbus: Columbus 1, Macon Q second game).
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MAHAN'S PITCHING
 DOWNS PRINCETON

Cambridge, Mass, June 5.-Harvard scored a second victory over Princeton today in a shut-out game. Two Princeton men reached third in the third inning, only to be caught at the plate on at tempted squeeze plays home-run by Abbott and hit by Frye. followed by Gannetts two-bagger accounted for two Crimson runs. Score: R.H.E. Harvard .......................... .011 001 00s-3 Princeton ....................... .000 900 00O--O
 Batteries; Mahan and Harte; Deyo and Keleher
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ph Gun club handicap
Shot at Rrok.
International League

At Toronto; Toronto 3. Montreal ?, (frst game), Toronto 0. Montreal (sec ond game)
 At Rochester: Rochester A. Buffalo ? tfirst game)
 At Jersey City: Jersey City 4, New ark s.
 At Richmond: Richmond 4, Provi- dence [.
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Summary: Stolen bases. Elberfeld, Mil- Ter. Sacrifice hits. Elberfeld ?, Daley, Lusk. Two-base hits, Harris, Burke. Three-base hits. G. Cunningham, Northen. Home run, Neiderkorn. Hits, off Coving- ton in 3 innings with runs. Struck out, by G. Cunningham ', J. Cunningham 1, Covington 1. Bases on balls, off G. Cunningham 2, Covngton 8, J. Cunning ham 3. Hit batsman, by Covington Tl- berfeld. Daley). Time, 1:56. Empires O'Toole and Williams.
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Tennis Results

New York, June 5.--G. F. Touchard. national indoor tennis champion, won the challenge cup in the singles in the long postponed match today on the courts of the Sleep Hollow Country club at Scarborough. Touchard defeated r. B. Alexander. the internationalist. Is. f-4 6-9 I210l
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(seven innings. agreemenD. Score by innings: Birmingham ..................... 652 no 0' Nashville ............,............ 104 104 =.
 SUMMARY. Bases on Balls-Johnson ?, Kissiager 2 Struck out. Kissinger 8. Two-base Hits-sloan, Baker 7aulette Kissinger.
 Three-base Hits-Johnson. Smith. Left on Base-Birmingham ?. Nash vile ?.
 Tfme-1.35
 umpires-Pfenninee and stradford.
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NINTH INNING RALLY
 ROUTS MEMPHIS CHICKS

Memphis, June b.--New OrIeans piled up enough runs in the ninth inning to- day to overcome a lead of one run
 and defeat Memphis 8 to G. Each team used three pitchers. Smith and Gudgcr Of New Orleans were effective while the others were hit freely Score:
 NaW Orlaans- AR R. H O. A E.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Cambridge: Harvard 3, Prince ton 0.
 At Hanover, N. H.: Amhurst 5. Dart mouth 4.
 At New Haven: Yale 10. University of Pennsylvania A.
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Summary: TWo-base hts, Smlth, Car rett ?, Baker Three-base hits, Jackson. Stolen bases, Smith, Donaldson. Bases on balls, Raburn 6, Norman 4. Left on base, LaGrange z. Talladega 13. Struck out, Raburn 3, Norman II. Passed balls, AL lison 9 Time of game. 2:o5. Umpire, Da- vern Attendance, 400.
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MOBILE PITCHERS
 HAMMERED FREELY

| Chattanooga, June 1.-Two Mobile pitch CTS were hit hard today and Chattanooga easily won the last game of the series, 12 to 5. G. Cunningham held the visitors safe until the latter part of the game after the locals had gotten a big lead. Score: l Mnhila-- IN
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PITCHER NEYLAND
 WINS FINAL GAME

West Point. N. T., June 5.-The Army won it's final game of the baseball sea- son today, defeating Catholic university to l. Neyland allowed the visitors only two hits. The Army's season was the most successful in years, the team win ring + of the 20 games played. Score:
 R. H. F.. Catholic University ................ 2 5 Army ........................ g Batteries: Fahey and Smith; Neyland and Oliphant.
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base hit Murray. Home-run, Rumler. Stolen base Jenkins. Sacrifice hits, Gov ington, Williams. Jenkins Sacrifice fly, Eibel. Double plays, Eibel to Allen to Jenkins; East to Downey to Covington. Hits, off Thompson with 8 runs in two innings. Struck out, East 5, Allen 5, Thompson 1. Bases on balls, East 3. AL len l. Wild pitches, Thompson ?. Left on bases, Atlanta :, Little Rock 4. Time, 1:55. Empires, Rudderham and Kerin.
 SECOND CAME
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Summary: Two-base hits, Bisland, Jenkins, Jantzen. Williams Sacrifice hits, Williams. Baker Sacrifice fly. Eibel. Double play Hiett to Eibel to Manning. Struck out, Day l, Hiett g. Bases on balls. Hiet 4. Left on bases Atlanta 5, Little Rock 5. Time, 1;S5 Empires, Kerin and Rudderham.
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DOUBLE HEADER IS
 SPLIT WITH VOLS
Robertson Holds Emeny in Check in First Game, But
 Johnson Loses Second
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING

Results Yesterday birmingham S-5, Nashville 4-9. Chattanooga 12. Mobile ,. Little Rock 3-3, Atlanta 2-e. New Orleans S, Memphis 6.
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'Hit for Smith in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits. Mitchell Pexold. Three base hit Pesold. Home run, Reilly. Sacrifice hits. Higgins. Reil.
 ly, Mitchell. Renter Stolen bases, Dun.
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Georgia State League

Valdosta 8, Dothan ?. Naldosta f. Dothan ?. Brunswick s. Waycross B. Gainesville 5, Thomasville g.
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Games Today

Birmingham at Nashville. Mobile at Chattanooga. Atlanta at Little Rock. New Orleans at Memphis.
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tSeven innings by agreement) Atlanta .............. O10 001 0--2 Little Rock .. 800 900 s--3
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'Batted TOT CoNlngtOn in ninth Snnra hN ifanines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
BERLIN BANKS CLAIM
THEIR BUSINESS IS COO

BERLIN. October 30.-The gre3
banks OF Berlin appear to have lid
fairly satisfactory business results du|
ing the first half Of the current yea
The Dcutschc Bank even reports TIL
its business was remarkably good, bi
the sources of its earnings were part
different from those of last year. A
Essen bank attached to the Dcutscl
Bank had even larger earnings tia,
for tho first half Of 1914.
The Bcrlincr HandclsGc scllscha
another of the big institutions of Il
city, also did comparatively we'll, IN
reduced earnings from brokerage opcl
aiions and stock and bond Notation
having been countcrbalanccd by intel
est receipts on loans and discount
Good profits were mauc by nIiancin
the manufacture of war supplies, an
surplus deposits could also be put a
fair profit into tho Treasury bills {
the empire. Tic leading director Z
tho DrcS'lnc" Bank says that the bus
ness results of that institution ha,
been very good. lie mentions the fla,
thai many foreign securities were sol
Tor lii" banks customers. He men
tons Scandinavian securities as q
example, but says that still more RoI
manian bonds were sold.
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ASlATlC DAILY NEWS
DESTROYED BY DYNAMITE
Advocates ar Restored Nonnrrh, I'm
ihinn Sustain Another Serious
Check.

fEk ING. October %"-rlaus for the
restoration of the mouarchy received
another check IN tho destruction of the
plant Of tho Asiatic Daily News AT
Shanghai ny dynamitcrs The ran"r
was ia" av"wcd organ of ~. So.ic,y.
Tor the Preservation of Peace. which,
Is leading the monarchial movement.
and had just been established An
editor who left prkin. TO worll on the
new paper never arrived in Shanghai.
tie : supposed to have been threatened
TN l the general opinion is that he went
:" Japan III search of more peaceful
i '''oymcnt than work Ola a paper in
&c "sted IN movement so thoroughly
alS'aStefEl TO Shanghai rcfcrmcrs
ckinS has ala" had :. rcccn, sensa-
ZION in newspaper circles. The Ticu
fao. a paper which has been on
posing the Society for the prescrya-
ton OF Peace and the nonarchial move
mcnt. suddenly ceased publication. and
IT'S editor issued circular saving The
police intorfcrcd with his papcr bor,us.
OF his opposi;ion to u plan known 10
10 supported 10y the government,
In discussion of This action On ,b.
Fart Of police authorities. the Picking
Daily Gazette says The inevitable re-
'HIt of amy such policy will he lamen,a-
hic acts OF violence on the part of the
r"rniacc. mainly Of tho character OF
IN" bomb outrage reported from
Shanghai"
'htcmcnis and countcrstatcrncnts on
me part of persons connected with the
S"Ncrnm"nt aud the Society for The
''i' EcrNati"n OF Peace are so numerous
IL Is "ihicult 10 determine the exact
''"'hS oi the monarrhial movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
STARVATION is GUEST
IN THOUSANDS OF HOMES
Appalling DestItution which 1inS Come
Upon war-Strlckcn cities IL lie.
Sond imagination.

LODI. POLAND. october S0.-Au in,
creased number of beGGars is a sight
common to all cities in territory occr
pied BY the military forces. but M
where in the other cities visited by
the Associated Press correspondent who
writes this arc there such numbor..
nor do they display such pcrtinacjtv
as here. In I.ndH thcy follow Tho
pedestrian for square after suuarc
hands stretched out. whining constant
Is. They await ono outside the ahons
which he enters; they even enter tho
shops and restaurants.
This is but one Of the signs of IN.
appalling dcStitution which has already
come upon many of the inhabitants
Actual hunger is daily guest I'm
thousands OF homes: in other thous-
ands il stands at tho door. If tho
coming winter sees tn" war still going
on. there viii he misery and want in
d"scribahlc. The city grants weekly
payments to the needy, but they arc
only a drop tn tho bucket, Amounting
to from 81 To $50 Il week for :,
family. Provisions are very dear, and
other nccc.shric, OF life have in
creased greatly in cost. To have n
pair Of SHOES half solod. for Instance.
costs $50 II used to cost sl25.
Rabbi Trcistmann. chief rabbi OF tho
l.odz district told the Associated Press
representative that the restitution pre
railinS among the poorer people was
hcGinnlnc E." show particularly i'm the
@rca, increase Of the infant death rate
"thc babies are DYING at a sad rate
he SAID
iicrc-and tho same thing is oven
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.
The following permits were issued
Yesterday by th- Electrical Depart

TIL" following permits were issued
Yesterday by tn" Electrical Depart
mcmt:
j. {. Newton. for J. t. I.Aw,om. 200
Bancroft Avenue. tV" outlets.
same. for &. {. Newton. 1916 Mary
land Avenue. one outlet and iiNturc.
Same. for & l.. Tunncll. 1911 First
Avenue. twcuty-ouc outlets.
Same. for j. ". Brooke. 1919 Nir-
:;jnI Avenue. ten lights.
Same. for Mr. Goodwin. 81 Fifth
Avenue. changing entrance
same. for II. G. Watkins Col Third
Avenue, changing" iiXturrs.
Same. FOR Andrews ~ EnrouS hty,
i2oi North TwcntN-scvcnth street, five
outlets ANA lights.
Same. for &. Jones. 1871 Second Ave-
nuc. nine lights.
w. H. ,!cuks, fov j. l. John
Suu Twenty sixth street, Woodland
Heights. twelve outlets
Same. for II. Browning 81? Chat
I'm street. eleven iiNtUr"s.
same for {. T. ralIcy 40 North
ThirtN-fourth street. uu" GXturc.
Same. FOR ~ l.uchcrt. -" West
Grace Street ,iV" fixtures.
Same. FOR l.. g. trcushaW Hu2 cham
bcriayuc Avenue. ON" outlet and rs
turc.
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l,SnU Pies M Hour.

The fastest machin" devised for
making pics is operated ny q foreman
and six assistants. ana viii ,urn out
i.S"0 pics an hour. Tho machine is
provided with eighteen rcNo!viug pi"
holders. which move around an onlonu
table. or platform: two crust rollers.
one for the lower and the other for the
upper crust; a set "f four autuma tie
moistcninG brushes and a pic-irimmiuE
wheel. The six operators of the ma
chime place the cruats. ill Tho pics and
remove them from the table 'vhcu The
operation Of mo!stcni',e ANA trimming
has been AUTOMATICALLY completed. --
w orldS Work.
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cHANGInI TRANSFERS.
Nihe Dcrds at HnrEnin and SnIc
Amounting ia

H. X Pollard, Dr.. trustee. 10 Rijfye
Holtz, % -.%l3i foe, cast Inc Twen
ty-ninth street 80 feet south Of /
j.. r. kellcy ~ UX 10 /. h.. Srbcro,
3bNs. feet north li'c Eompcr sire,
goa feet inches cast OF carter S,r.ot
October 90, 1915; tax. $3.50: $40
Abbey Realty Corporation TO l. "
King. lots and ia blork $ I'm ,n,
plan of Colonial Place, scction 4
March - 1915 $3.50
II, r Pollard, Jr.. trustee. to .IuIir,,
q. Siewcrs. IS feet 1l-2 inches by IiS
feet inches north limo y Street. III
feet east ~ Thrtieth Street, October
Is, 1915; $500
Same, to walter &. Shuaf. o0xss fcct
4 inches west line Beech street. 10,
feet south II Taylor street Octobe,
20, 1918: $3.50
a. " Shea, trustee. TO Firs, Natlonn
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Bank, lots ,. :. IL and is in block .
IN the plan Of Colonial Place. October
80. 1919; $3.50.
w. ~ Willcroy ct al. special COM
mission"rs. 10 Walter G. Schaar. 2SXl2o
lcci Nest line Ninth street. being No.
Walter &. trcnshaw ct ny. 10 l.. u.
Mcconnell. i"Xi3p feet west line Gar
land Avenue IL" feet south nf Mere
diih street October -. 1918; tax. So
80. SIC.
Highland Park Realty Corp Ia Iuh,,
~ l.. ilcrold. aoNiin feet north line
stuart Road. loo feet cast of Ecndali
Avenue. October 80, 1919: tax, 81; $40.
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INCREASED ACTIVITY
~ SHOWN ~ BIIt.DING

The Modern Home Builders, q newly
organized concern, purchased e num-
her OF lots on the Northsidc during the
pas, week, and plan to crcc, moderate
prIced homes. work on which will H.,
started shortly. The Virginia Realty
and Construction Company will erect
= two story brick tenement contain
ing three dwellings, on tho north side
of Hanover Avenue. between Iohin-
son and Mulberry Streets tia, viii
ccst approximately sI6.SGo ~ H. :
Mac1-can secured building permit Tor
two story brick dwelling On the
south siu" Ar Monument Avenue. no
tween Addison street ami Davis Ave-
nue., thrt Viii COS, s@V.Geu Muilr,au
4 kayho- viii build four rwo.s,ory
brick dwellings on the south side of
Hanover Avenue. hetnc con Shcrpaid and
West streets, at q cost Of $1,000
West Road street Land CorporaiIon
sold 10 Josephine Woodward. acting Cor
tbs Montague Manufacturing Compan,,
tract OF SIX acres on I.o'uour Avenue.
IN the extreme West End. for $50. uup.
Mention Of tins sale MAS made last,
sunday. While the deed to Inc nrop
"rtN "as only recorded duriu.. the 1,ns.
week. Tho IHohuoud Lumicr cc,o,,:,ny
sold TO tho West Broad Street Land
Corporation lot fronting "i.It.rt..h,
feet ut tho uorthMcst corner of Eyu..l
street ana M1cTayisE Avenue. tn. c,n-
ei"cratlom was reported as being SO.
ono ~
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Monday Eastern Motor Sales Corp
-. Nirc iniH halfway and Power Co
H"ulwarc " Wallace, y. d; GuiGon
r. Il.
Tuesday Montgomery ~. George e.
sui co. j. IS. Rawlcy, y. o.. j. =
Parrish. y. ii. Fisher ~. Bauer Math-
cWS. y. a.; Conn. u. a.
Wednesday American MultiSrapll
sales co. ~. Wortcndykc Manuftctur-
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ing, CO.. G. Il. Stern. p. o. Miller e
Miller. y. a.
Thursday Charles T.. r:ldridgc VS..
y. u. Burton, tabcl. Garrett Il C'abcIl,
u. g.. Gum Il Mathews. y. d.
fridaN--r Il. Saunders VS. G. II.
n Lamb. y. ii.
Saturday-Alrs. John u. Haicy VS..
commonwealth Motor CO. Ecalc y. H.;
Collins, y. IT, 49,
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uusTI>Gs co,nr. FART II.

There will b" no court held Tues
day. clcCi!on day.
"Wednesday aud Thursday -Thoma
u. clarke y. Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road. Meredith " Cooke. H. u: COX X
Meredith, p. IL.
Friday and Saturday. H. Lewis
~. Louis iandorf Il ais. Wcndcnhurr
y. Il: I'aiiCSom. H. a.
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CRY CIuCuIT Court.

The city circuit Court convencs to-
morrow morning at II o'clock with
Judge Il. carter Scott presiding. f,r
The regular November term. 1T which
time the docket viii =. called and
cases set for trial
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pI.l MHINt: PERMITS.

Th" following permits were issued
yesterday ~ Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcrS:
&. !. Gillian. for Mrs. Tray. llOi
West Maju Street
Burton ~ Gregory. for w NJ Mar
tin. lal? Haynes Avenue.
w H. l:ancs, for Mrs. Henrietta W.
Smithcr$. 1904 North Avenue,
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'nANCEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Two release Deeds. Amounting {,
SiR.D5:s.3u,

&. ~. sutton, trustee. To rucc A.
Royal, GoNl%5 feet north line Car
street. roo feet west OF Auburn Ave.
nue.. also %6oNl35 feet ut tn" north
west corner OF Doolcy Avenue and
cary Street September -, 1915: 81
"5U
John sloan. trustee. 10 rhillip j.
Sarlcy .206.G5Nl22. 30 fcci AT The north
west corner Of 'rhirty-third and NJ
streets. october II. 1919: g. OOG 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

Tin" !ullowiu. arc tho case, set rul
trial in the various courts this week
N0tr--l'. u. - "r Authorization uSco
TO denote counsel for tIr p.:.!ntiff. am,
J.. ii. for the defendant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

an order goes into effect forbiddin
this free trade in tobacco and placiN
the business zen rcGic." that liz, unuU
the exclusive control of the gover0
niCnt.
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tIEi. EI.tDitl).

G:io T.. NJ: loss. $40.
'li North Thirty second street. I.:5,
l.. Nj; loss. $40
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UI:NnICO TRANSFER.
Que Decd or Isnr.ain nnu SuIr
Amounting "a SIN1.5U

W n. 'NNONWNWTW 81 AIS. 10 I0MM
Lewis, lot !. section ,. ana lots II. II
ana -. section =, plan of WcStnamu-
ton settlement. March -, 1915: slNT-
80
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage Licenses were issued Ivy til,