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The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
LIVING UNDER THE
DAVIS LAW
SALOONS GONE: WE NOW HAVE
RETAIL LIQUOR STORES

There are now no saloons in Ocala-
Johnny Moore, Harry Peter. Ed
Dreyfous, Walter Pedrick, w. A.
Konow and S. M. Stanley are run
ming retail liquor stores.
The old order departed last night
and the boys, from twenty-one 20
seventy, celebrated against the new.
Highballs and lowballs few across
the counters Of the saloons. and
feathers were pulled out Of the cock
tails till closing time. Nobody was
very drunk, but some were soused,
and the drugstores did a landoiice
business in bromo-seltzer this morn.
ing. s.sa.
The Stars rOunder fhis morning
entered one OF the said h establish
ments to observe operation under the
new law. He found no barkeepcr. A
solitary clerk was there to sen pack
ages
"Gimme a highbalI." said the
rounder.
%Highban out of here" said the
clerk. waving his hand tOweed tie
door.
The reporter asked TO see some Of
the booze which is selling at ID cents
hah-pint, and was handed = small
bottle filed with amber fluid. WISH
ing to test it, he laid down i cents
and began pulling the cork.
The barkeeper-clerk, We mean
turned white as q sheet and grabbed
the bottle ~For godsake," he said,
"don't open that in here; you win get
me fired and the boss In jail
"An right, old scout" said the re-
porter; @rappitup."
So the clerk wrapped it up and the
reporter took il home. where he Ina
bibed a mild snort, just to test the
quality. Seems to him that this brand
Of booze should : suit Temperance
folks better than the more expensive
stuff. because it has more water Il
lit.
4 The reporter doesn't know whether
a man can get drunk on half pint
of 15-cent whisky or not, as nc had
no time to test ft-tod6y- BE VII -:
pertinent ON il tonight and let inter.
lested parties know tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
BUSINESS IS BETTER
FEDERAL RESERVE AGENTS RE-
PORT IMPROVEMENT IN
ALL SECTIONS
CAssociated Press)

Washington, Oct. Federal re-
serve agents report improved bust
ness conditions in practically all. sec
tions, says the reserve board.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
Sixty or More Lives Lost in
the Storm
DESTRUCTION TO PROPERTY WILL PROBABLY EXCEED SEV-
ERAL MILLION DOLLARS
ASSOCIATED Press)

New Orleans, Sept. 30.-(By cour-
ier to Baton Rouge).-Nineteen are
know to have lost their lives, proba-
bly, two hundred others were injured
and the property damage is estimated
at several millions of dollars as the
result of Wednesdays Storm
Ten of the known dead are white,
three negroes perished at Algiers, La,
six here and in the suburbs of the city.
1t is possible there are many casual
ties as yet unreported in Southern
Louisiana.
As far west as Morgan City, espe-
cially at Houma, rumors tonight in
dicated there was heavy loss of life.
Railroad men from Morgan City re-
port heavy property loss No loss Of
life is reported there. The full force
of the hurricans apparently struck
Houma, a city of five thousand inhab-
itants.
The latest advices from Houma
Wednesday said that many refugees
were arriving there from gulf points
st. Bernard and Parish were flooded
by tidal wave from two to eight
feet in the lower end.
The courier arriving here reports
that growing crops were almost total
ly destroyed in the storm district.
Great fear is felt for the safety of
residents along the Mississippi river
south. The last word received in New
Orleans was wireless message from
the steamer Creole, saying that water
was overlooking the levees and many
houses had been washed away.
The work of clearing the streets Of
the city of debris has begun. The
city is expected to be normal by to
morrow. The mayor in a statement
said that no outside aid would be
needed. Eleven small vessels were
sunk and six steamers damaged.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01

ported yesterday in the storm 1T the
center of the Mississippi's mouth, II
declared safe by the Creole Of the
same line.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
SEE A BAD SIGN

London, Oct. 1.-Foreign Secretary
Grey announced today that German
and Austrian officers are arriving in
Bulgaria to direct the army. The
Allies regard this with the utmost
gravity.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01

Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, the ~
purest and most healthfuL 49, r.
summer drinks, at Jobp~
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
RED sox WON
will Hold Up BOstOn's End in the
Worlds Series

Boston, Oct. 1.-The Red Sox won
he American League pennant yester-
lay, Detroit's defeat by st. Louis
baking it impossible for any team to
vertake the leaders. Boston did not
hy yesterday, and the men heard
THE news Of Detroit's defeat as they
took the train for Washington, where
they are scheduled to play today.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01

5hfz, Oct LA decision
Vas HANDED down in the United States
district court here today that the mo-
ton picture patents company, bold
ing concern, Is q monopoly I'm re-
straint Of trade
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
LENGTHENING DEATH LIST

Baton Rouge, Oct 1.-The death
list in Wednesdays storm is expected
to reach sixty or seventy. Property
damage viii run into the millions, ac-
cording to the latest reports here.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
CALAMITY AT NEW ORLEANS
AND ON THE COAST

New Orleans, Oct Nineteen
are known TO have lost their lives,
two hundred hurt and over two mill
ion property loss in the city is the
latest estimate.
On the Mississippi river, thirteen
are dead, scores injured or missing
and the property loss is estimated at
two million.
FEARFUL BLOW AT FRENEIR
Freneir, La, Oct. 1.--Twenty-five
dead, twenty injured and heavy dam
age to railroads are the results of the
storm here.
SIXTY LIVES PROBABLY LOST
Mobile, Ala, Oct. between fifty
and sixty lives were lost, several hun
dred persons were injured and prop
erty damage of more than two mill
ion dollars was done by the hurricane
which, since yesterday, has virtually
isolated New Orleans and vicinity
This is the sum according to reports
received by meager communication
last night, the usual means still be
ing nearly useless.
In Mobile two persons were cleo
troeuted by live wires, and at Match.
ez one was killed
The property loss in New Orleans IL
placed at approximately two million
dollars, but no definite estimate hai
been made as to loss at coast points
around New Orleans
In Mobile and vicinity the loss vii
not exceed fifty thousand dollars
The estimate here was materially
lessened when Coden, Bayou Lahatp
Alabama Port, Battles and
We're heard from over
Four ships~ HeE SIS, and a
wharves = At Natchez, the
steaFsSan going down with her. All
Vessels outward bound from New Or
leans have been accounted for The
Southern Pacific liner Proteuss re-
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
LGHTING FOR IE SECOND
LINZ
TILES BETWEEN SERBS AND
BULGARS

Turin, Italy, Oct. According to
eports received here there have been
eVeraI clashes between Bulgarians
md Serbians along the frontier. Bull
sarlan troops attacked Serbian SEN
Sl7Eess> ls9elss at fT1tchouke.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
BLUFFING

Berlin, Oct. 1.-The war Office an
nounces German progress on the
north end of the eastern line. The
French attacks in the Champagne
district and at Souchez and Neuville
have failed. The British attacks have
! stopped.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
AID FOR THEIR ALLIES

Paris, Oct. 1.-The Temps says
France and Great Britain have al
ready taken steps to defend Serbia
and Greece against Bulgaria.
BERLIN SAYS THE ALLIES ARE
BLUFFING
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01

Washington, Oct. 1.-Kansas City
was chosen yesterday as the place for
the 1916 eneampment Of the G. A. r.
The election Of officers win take place
today.
Through misunderstanding what
was intended to Be q private reception
at the White House yesterday beeaR
a general affair, and more th
thousand veterans shook
President Wilson
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
GERMA| IN THE WEST
ARE LOSING GROUND
First LinIroken in Several Places by the
French
BRITISH HAVE LlEAVY BUT ARE BRINGING UP STRONG FORCES TO RENEW
THE BATTLE
CAssodaed Prss
|RITISH HAVE llEAVILY BUT
London, Oct. 1.-Th.nch are

London, Oct. 1.-Th.nch are +
bearing the brunt of nting on
the western front. Thenammer-
ing away at the seconnan line
IN the Champagne distr.he direc-
taor OF the Grand Proad. Att
the same time Frenchtors are
dropping bombs on tn, and sta
tloIs to prevent the Chs bring
ing up reinforcements.
The official statemenlay says
tina further progress zen made
by ne French in the Aregion by
theuse of hand grenae the Ger
ma trenches. The Gn counter
atack near Maisons denpagne in
tn, Champagne distn1as been
checked. German artillsombarded
th French trenches nsoupir but
tn infantry didn't alta
EGLISH HOLDING EIR END
UP
The absence of news the Brit
! front probably iEtes these
fees are consolidating positions
Hently won. The Bn forces in
ance are estimated q round mil
n, which will soon decreased by
# million. The Strengthening
etuary columns in thbndon news
oers indicates the tpaid in the
ert success by the fish.
NO CHANGE IN lE EAST
here is no notableange on the
estern front.
Bulgaria hasn't rerd to the sug-
lstion of Greece thahe demobilize.
IGHTING FOR IE SECOND
LINZ
london, Oct. 1T battle for the
sond line of Germ defense in
Cmpagne, which maces the great
part of German bsitions, is pro-
ding stubbornly. It several points
I tFrench gained fting on the sec
line and went though, but meet
German reserve were forced to
back. AccordiE to the Ger
ms, these attackes were captured
exterminated..
TILES BETWEEN SERBS AND
BULGARS
urln, Italy, Oct. According to
orts received here there have beer
aral clashes between Bulgarians
Serbians along the frontier. Bull
ian troops attacked Serbian sen.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
FEARFUL BLOW AT FRENEn

Freneir, La, Oct. 1.--Twenty-five
dead, twenty injured and heavy dam
age to railroads are the results of the
storm here.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-10-01
EGLISH HOLDING EIR END
UP
NO CHANGE IN IL EAST

here is no notableange on the
estern front.
bulgaria hasn't repd to the sug-
lstIon of Greece thahe demobilize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Council Committee on Ordinances,
city HILL, y O'Clock.
Council Committee on Advertising
and Enterprises. City Hall. = o'clock.
Common Council, special meeting,
City Hull, $40 o'clock.
Hiucs' Bnznur, Blues ArmOr!, mr.
tcrnOOn and night.
Acndcmy-"A Puir OF SiAcs": mat
ince, 2:3O; night, S:3O.
DfJOu--tirnycc Scott Company, In
"Bnby Nine" S:3O.
Lyric-POpUlar vaudeville nnd
pictures; matinee, 3; night, 5:30 aud
81.
Strnnd-Pnrnmount. pictures; con-
tinuOns performance from ~ noon
to ~.
Standardization pictures; con-
tlnuOus performance from II.I5,
morning, to II, night.
experimentation pictures; cOntin-
uOus performance from IO,3U, morn
Ing, toll, night.
Sew-SIOtiOn pictures; continuous
performance from 1880, morning, To
II, night.
city Auditorium-Rich Phil
harmonic Orchestra and s0loists
S;:iO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"DOdSOn'S Liver Tone" better
than calOmel and cannot
salivate.


Calomel loses you day, You know
what calomei -.,v.cury; quick
silver. Caiomel is dangerous 1t
crashes INFO sour bile like dynamite,
crampinS and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious. sluggish. con-
Stipated and all Knocked out and be-
lieve YOU need dose OF dangerous
calomel just remember that your drug
Eist sells for 80 cents n large bottle OF
DOdsou's Liver Tone. which is entirely
vegetable and pleasant to take and is
Il perfect substitute for calomel. 1t is
guaranteed to start your liver without
stirring you up inside. and cannot
Salivatc.
Don't take calomel! 1t makes you
sick the next day: il loses you "a days
work. Dodson'S Liver Tone straighteus
YOU right up and you feel great. Give
ii TO the children because it is per-
fcctly harmless and doesn't grippe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

west Of Graham Street; also. 2ho feet
at the south west corner of Catherine
and Graham Streets: also, 81 feet s
inches by 100 feet north line Clay
Streets. G0 feet west OF Graham Street
September 10. 1913, sl0.4S5.
T.. NJ. BoXley, ct al trustees to 5. T
Tinsley. 40 feet inches by 1870 feet
at the southwest corner of Main and
Robinson Streets. April Il. 1915. Sl.01O
Elan Funston trustees to Mrs.
Jennie F.. kilsou: 3Oxi15 feet south
line Louisiana Street. 90 feet east of
Fulton street April IA 1915. $1,000.
o. H. Funsten trustee to T. +. Iiowle
et ais, Ii l-2Xl5S feet north line Cary
Street, between Madison and Bclyidcrc
street. April 10 1915, s1.530.
e. Il. Talman ct ais, osxl24 feet east
Street. April .. 1915, $l.7iG.75.
II. seldom Taylor, Jr.. trustee to
Charles L: Splitter. II feet . inches west
of Grace street. April 90. 1915. $l5.I20.
a.. j: Chewing ct al. trustees 10
Nathaniel Bolling, 3ox1$2 feet north line
St Paul Streets. April 20. 1915. $1,000.
Same to Maurice r. Barrett, 37Xl13
feet north line Leigh street. 81 feet
s sast OF mir" Street. April 90 1915
II. X. Pollard. Jr. trustee to w. ].
Gilman. 2oXl35 feet At the northwest
corner OF Broad and Munford Streets.
April 20. 1915, sl+,399.S4.
q. G. Fitzhugh ct al. trustees TO Min
ME H. Lewis. 40 l-2xs7 feet at the
streets. April l6, 1915. $3.50.
j. ID. Carneal trustee to Il. g. ALL
port. 25Xl35 feet northwest corner OF
Broad and Munford Streets. April 20,
1913, $g.1i3.
Richard ". Jones trustee to Matte
Epps. 33Xl32 feet east line Twenty
sixth street, 20 feet north or o Street.
April y, 1915. SSS6.
II. Seldom Taylor, Jr. trustee TO r. l..
Howlc, Is feet inches by 120 feet
north line Taylor Street, 107 feet .
inches west OF Sheppard street. April
II, 1915, $500.
y. II. Sands to Amanda p. Curtis,
aoXils IL feet at the southwest COR
ner of Miller Avenue and Wickham
streets. April IL, 1915. $1,000.
w. NJ. Hill trustee TO Delilah G..
Clarke. 3O0X240 feet, bounded by Union,
Marshall. Orleans and Virginia. Streets.
April 81, 1916, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
George w. Jordan against Elmira
Southworth ana Rue -. Moore.
CHARTERS ISSUED.

charters were issued and amend
nchts To existing charters allowed by
the state Corporation Commission yes
tcrday, as follows:
boycr Grocery Company. Incorpor-
htc". Woodstock. Capital stock. maxi
mum, $4,000: minimum. $1,000: par
value, 500. Purposes. wholesale and
retail grocery business j. W. Boyer.
president: 6. G. Boyer. secretary. both
Of Woodstock
chester land Corporation. Richmond.
capital stock, maximum. $4,000: mini
mum. $1,000; par value. 500. To do a
real estate business. l.. NJ. Williams.
president; y. l.. AdamsoI. secretary and
treasurer, both OF Richmond.
Amendment to charter of Petersburg
Development Company, incorporated.
Petersburg: reducing maximum capt
tai stock from 100000 to $4,000 and
It's minimum from $4,000 to $4,000.
Amendment to charter of Premier Ice
cream Company, Incorporated, Ports
mouth: increasing maximum capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
j. r. Caudle. for l.. Bromm Baking
Company. SID East Marshall Street. one
i've and one fifteen horsepower motor.
Same. for y. q. Anthony Il Son, 1902
West Broad Street. three lights.
Same, for l.. Bromm Baking Com
pany, Sol West Broad Street. one three
horsepower motor.
X. X. Cosby Electric Company. for
Wcstmoreland Candy Company, Nine
tecnth and Marshall Streets, two out
lets.
w r. Catlctt. for Davis Bros, o61l
Stuart Avenue. 100 outlets
Morris Hunter, for Wells e Browne
Co, 100 North Governor Street, three
two horsepower motors.
=. y Steigleder * Co. for r s.
Leake. 523 West Broad Street. two
lights and one-one- zenith horsepow
CT motor.
Engelberg e. Bear. for Gilbert Hotel
500 East Franklin Street, five fixtures
and one fan.
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cMANcEnr DEEDS OF TRUST.
fifteen Deeds OF Trust, Amounting I


Joseph Hopper, ct ux TO Leroy r.
RON r9Wn ,, e, al: Trustees: a7sxlo1l fee,
vest OF Graham Street: also. 250xl 90
feet Al the southwest corner of Cath
rine and Graham streets; also, Sc feet
inches by Zoe feet north line Clay
Npril u. 1915, $4,000
Florence T. GaEl. ct ais. 10 John =.
;lliott ct al. trustees, 20xl23 feet at
,av!s Avenues: also. 40 feet . inches bv
Q feet west line DAVIS Avenue. ] "a
cot nofth OF Floyd Avenue, April
Trustees OF Thirty-frst Street Bap-
Is, Church. colorcd, TO old Dominion
rust company, trustee. G1Xl32 feet
ne southeast corner OF Thirty first
nd O streets. March %. 1918. S5l.J.
Annie l. Van Pclt TO H. r. Pollard.
r trustee, 33Nllo feet north line Mar,
h nal, street fI TO- % feet west Of First
rrl IA, 1915, s2.6SS.
II. II. Staltz ct ux. 10 Elan & Fun
ten trustees; l-2NlbS feet north line
ary street between Madison and Bel
Henry $. Wallerstein TO w. s. Robin
on trustee. % feet IL inch by i2S
s2' fss inches vest ;n,h line Eour'h Street,
Ghsrles >'s X 1nliiiiis' ' s i4s Ss to W
robinson ct nj. trustee. 60Nl35 feet
est line Boulevard. AT the south cor
.a3375. 3D.
Il. Enders ct ux. 10 American National
ank trustee, 23Ni20 feet at the north :
est corner OF Floyd Avenue and Vino
trcet April 70, 1916, $4,000
4 George w. Luck ct uX 10 Samuel
leicester trustee. 20xa9 feet north line
= benny street, 30 feet east of Price
trcct April 90. 1919. 81, 500.
CHARLES T. Stith ct uN. 10 Elan 4.
uuStcn. trustees, IA l.-oxlGl4 feet
est line Laurel Street. is feet south
an alley. south of Holly Street. April
H. 1918, S2.650.
+. j. Beattie ct ux. to I.cRoy u.
Brown trustee. 59xllS i-2 feet at the
southwest Corer of Miller Avenue and
tickham Street. April 10, 1915, So
Angelo Francesch ct ais. to u. e.
aXior trustee, 2S feet inches by 100
Pet north line Taylor Street, 107 feet
Inches wcst of Sheppard Street. April
I, 1918, $2,0lG.
Charles p. Marlborough ct ux. to ID.
|orthcast corner OF Virginia Avenue
3nd Wlckham street. April II. 1915.
500.
j. c. McNeal ct ux. to John c.. EasIey.
: 'ustee, 20N11c feet at the northwest
,rner of Marshall and Thirty FIRST
treets. April -. 1915. s2S62
Edward Norveii ct ux. to T.. Sitter
ing ct ais. trustees 23X10O feet south
ne Leigh street. ca feet west OF Smith
trcct. - March %, 1915, $500
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cnANCERl TRANSFERS.
=" Deeds of Bargain and SnIc,
Amounting To S32.ittl

pcchS OF BnrEnin and Sale,
Amounting TO S.2,ftD.
Charles X. Willis ct ny. 10 vs.. r.
tamcis' soxi35 feet at tho southwest
Former Of the boulevard and Moore
|'trcet April -. 1915. tax $3.50. $40
j ~" SittcrdinG ct uX. 10 Theresa
,vi.I3srcte' 4oxl27 feet inches at the
|iiyorth"eEt corner of Grove Avenue and
,ncbp"rh street. April II, 1915. tax
Old Dominion Trust Company trus-
f,.e 70 Trustees Of Thirty-hrst Stree,
1hhptlst Church. G5xl32 feet at the
streets, March %, 1915. $4,000.
Henry :. WalIcrstein ct uv. TO Fritz
I>l'terding, @SXl2i feet east line Boulc
thrh. 5. feet south of Cary street
|harch -, 1915. tax $3.50, $40
n"hert =, Pollard special commits
81 feet north line Marshall Street, 60
! DIS. $3.50
Fritz Will OF ux. TO Henry s. Wal
{crstc'n, - feet IL inch by lis feet
| inches west limo Fourth street. 49,
Irct IL inches Forth Of Clay Street.
Iiarch 20. 1915. tax $3.50 $40
iandc l.. SDrenklc ct uN. to Joseph
icppcrt. II feet 4 inches b.. % feet \
inches cast line Davis Avenue, 81
.cl 10 inches south OF KensinGton
fti.ct March II, 1915. tax S3a0 $40
w 7. Lindsay ct ux to Ruby 4. Gil
Ham, lot -, III block 1, In the plan OF
arg liace Annex. april -, 1915. tax
Abigail Dowley to John p. Graham,
80 feet north OF Moore street. No,
cinbtr. ., 1919. tax 81. $40
thcdirh Atkinson ct ux TO !. C.
icNeai 2cNll2 feet north line Mar
naI! street. at the west corner OF
dhmiriN-hrst street. APRIL 10. 1915. 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
BUILDING PERMITS
Four building Permits, Amountin

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, rs follows:
Is. y. Heincrmann, TO build a brick
garage in rear of 41G West Marshall
street. TO cost 500
w. J. Gilman, to build two-story
brick dwelling on the west side Of the
boulevard. between Monument Avenue
and Grace street. TO cost $500.
ID. II. Papcrnick, TO build a two
story brick store and dwelling on the
north side of Beverly Street between
Davis Avenue and Robinson street, to
cost $1,000.
& II. Halves G. Co.. 20 build a rein
forced concrete coal trcstle and storage
bins on the Hermitage Road, near
Marshall Street. TO cost s3.o0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

WASHINGTON. April ?l-Prcssure
sippi River. This pressure distribution
has reulted in generally fair weather
except in the Mississippi Valley and
Western Plateau region, where there
We're local showers. At no point. how
ever. was the fall heavy Thempcra-
lures nave fallen considerably III the
Middle Atlantic and New England
states and the Ohio Valley Warm
weather continues over the Plains
States. In the New England and Mid
die Atlantic States generally fair and
somewhat warmer weather ThurSd: y
VIII be followed by unsettled weather
on Friday, with some probabiiity Of
local showers in the Middle Atlantic
States. Local showers are also prob-
able in the Great Central Valleys. In
the South Atlantic and Gulf States the
weather will be generally fair Thurs
day and Friday. Temperature will fall
Thursday and Friday over the North
:rn and Middle Plains States and the
Middle Rocky Mountain region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22
FIRE RECORD.

The loss at 2l3 and 2l5 West Broad
street. on March 81. owned by SchwarZ-
schild Brothers, and occupied by the T..
I. Parrish Furniture Company and 9TH
ers. was adjusted yesterday, and placed
at S21,6 II was completely covered
by insurance. There was insurance on
the building and on the stock of the
company amounting to $4,000. The
cause OF the fire was never determined.
?G1 North Seventeenth Street, 1888
Z NJ loss S2h.
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HE>nICO TRANSFERS.
i've Deeds of nurguin and Sul
NmOunfiug To- SG.5InrS

,T-I fT'""H' 'HI I'D SO,of -'Z0,
ltdrNle Realty Corporation 10 r X
flngirton. lot ! :. In block j. in the plan
! IhGrokcc Place. April &. 1919, $3.50
y. O. pcnoon ~ uN 10 Alv; K Beck,
=" icet inches on south side OF the
Zine Mill Road. September ~. 1914
.S5..2j.
" Il. Pollard, Jr, trustee to Ruby 4.
'iilaIn; 80 acres near the Williams
II city April 10. 1915. $500
r.. g. Wolf ct Tx. 10 James Il. Barber
80 acres about ten miles below the
lty April -, 1915, $500. TAX $40
j. ]. Smith ct uX. 10 same, 20 acres
h. tho Wills Church Road April 90,
1915. TAX si.Jo, $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-22

Easter Cosby. colorcd. seventy years
Old was arrested Yesterday morning bS-
Deputy sheriff Webb w. SNduor. IF
isurico County. charged with selling
Intoxicating liquors without a license.
The police allerc that she mixed wine
and whisky together and sold them to
guests OF Il party that was held at her
house. The ofr.nsc is alleged to have
been committed near Glen Allen.