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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-21
FACTS FROM AFFAIR.

n new floating crane of go tons ca
pacity has arrived at Panama
Canada last year rcaped 3oO,6oG tons
OF nay from 335.6l4 acres of land.
great deal Of the oak used on the
Pacific coast comes from the eastern
part of Asia.
American women yearly bu,. mare
than S10.OO0,0 900 worth of millinery sun
plies from France.
The Ice cream consump,ion Of tho
United states is estimated AT five nu:,rts
per capita annually.
me Japanese. il is said, are produc
ing more than 100000 900 tons of csal
a year from mines in Japan and South
Manchuria.
The River Thames at London is from
Il quarter To half mile wide, bnt bears
on its bosom more commerce than any
other stream in the world
Ambcr is believed BY the Turks to be
an lnfailihlc guard against the in
furious cffects Of nicotine, hence it's cX-
tensive use for mouthpicccs OF pines.
~ New South Wales irrigation dam.
which viii cost $3.50 600 will impound
3.3so,ooo,oOO cubic feet Of water, backed
up in lake forty miles long.
The government is sending out cx-
pcrts TO various parts Of the country 10
teach fruit growers the bets methods
of spraying their trees
y liberal supply OF silagc and alfalfa
hay VIII enable the milk producer to
defy winter cold and summer drouth.
Arkansas authorities are cncoura
the cultivation of rice. In the little
towns OF Weincr, Stuttgart and Wal
donburE, a large German colony for
this purpose is being formed It's mem
bcrs come from all parts of the. Union.
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GLASS BRICK.
Their Manufacture md Their Economic
tsrs-iiow They Mny Fay Handsomely.

The factory for the manufactures OF
glass brick. which is being. started a.
huntington. W. Va, hacked by Cinctn-
natl capital, is a very interesting prop
osition in that 1t seems 10 open up Il
b"and-ncw Industry for the Industrial
south. one that must needs Is-ow II
may br that glass bricn factories will
ere long he located In many parts OF
the South. especially IN Virginia =
Richmond perhaps.
Some facts about the uses Of glass
brick and their manufacture have been
gathered. and II is to he hoped they
VIII prove interesting 20 investors and
industrial boosters in this part of tn.
country. Requirements o! building
materials are that they shall b.. light
an! lasting. As glass is conparativeiv
iirht ani the crushing strength Is
l,Son tons To the square foot It seems
10 I'LL these requirements. Glass is
nonp"r"us, and is Il nonconductor both
OF electricity and heat. Dccayed build
iigs everywhere are practical exam :
pies Of the life of the glass element
single sheet of glass viii wear out
score OF buildings and then l.. Young
II is said the first year Of labor in
conducting experiments III the manu-
factnrc of glass bricks by Chari"c f.:
l.awton. OF Pittsburgh. produced glass
bricks costing S3i apiece. Then tive
years more OF experiments were re-
CURED before the bricks could be mad.
on commercial basis. and moro .iinc
was consumed before the principle OF
making bricks in many shapes was
perfected.
All Of these difficulties have been
overcome, and IL is reported that 81. So
bricks are now used IN hundreds OF
jobs throughout the United States from
the northern limits of Wisconsin 10
southern Texas and Florida, and show
no ill-cffects from extreme cold or
heat Railways have used the ma
tcrial in tunnels and subways hospi-
tails III their culinary departments, as
well as in halls and supply rooms
Glass bricks are used in the cons,ruc-
ton of office buildings. jails, power
houses and fireplace and bathroom
brick work. and many other lines o.
building operations.
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GOOD WAITE IN URBANNA;
DEEP ARTESIAN WELLS


CRBANNA. VA, I'ebruorv oo !,
therc is one thing more than another
Iiat thlS section can boast of II is il,
unsurpassed supply Of art.sian watc,
some miles north OF Washington. ID &
~ thc hciShborhood of Frederick, Md,
'"c'c Is an outcroDDing of Il peculiar
POROUS sandstone which dips down in
the form OF Il comparatively thin STRAIT
"'l' passing below the beds of the po-
'oinac and ltaDpahannock Rivers Its
"idth extends from near the head
""'erS oil these rivers TO the Chcsa-
ne rock Is so porous that
Il c"hlc root Will hold in suspension
something over TWO quarts of water
Hci lhis stratum reaches this imrnc-
"i"'e section IL lies about 600 feet bclov
me suriace. and is about two or t.yo
ana ohe-hali feet thick. Just below this
Tint non Is The rainwatcr that has aC-
cuhiuiatcd from the iitration through
the porous rock above These facts have
oeeh quite positively demonstrated by-
thorough investigation which, to be-
Hih Win, is very fair guarantee of tho
purity of the water. BESIDES various
specimens have been tested in some of
the pest laboratories. including the Uni
versity Of Virginia, and found obsolutc-
~ Tree from any dclctcrious matter.
mere is liberal amount of carbonate
vi SOFA winch makes ii superior as
regards its quality for bathing and
'"'9 purposes. WITHIN n distance ~
SIN or seven miles along this side n,
the Rappahannock River there have
oech bored six wells, all practically the
same depth t6e5 f.etG, which have a
now othrom twenty five to scvcnty-fve
sH!i"hs per minute. according 20 the
size or the pipe. The town supply is
furnished by one containing n nine
iour inches in diameter This we'll has
neen in operation for at least twelve
years. and has never furnished less than
scVenty-hVc gallons per minute 4
.,'"rked improvements has been noted in
Inc healthfulncss of our town since the
waterworks have been installed Also
IN the private families who arc using
ms water from private wells on theiy
farms.
rhe last week OF mild weather has
started the truckers to clearing up, and
some OF The gardens 'hnvc been plowcd
ana few ncishhors havo seeded po-
tatocS.
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CuANIETN TRANSFERS..
SIN Deeds at ltarEnin aud SHE, AMOUNT
Ing to St5.5s5.

Il. II. Ware, IT ny. Ia L. J. Ecattic.
,rNl+c feet north line Bacon Road. Ia.
feet east OF Fcudnll Avenue. l'cbru-
AIRY II. 1919. tax. 81: $40.
l. J. keatiic. Il uN. to L. H. Ware
ct nv. 6oNl"S feet east line Barton Ave-
nue. o. feet south ~ Gason Road. Feb
'uary Is. 1918. taN. 81 90: $40.
& w. Davis. 1T uN. to Mollic Il. Wal
lace. 20 feet inches 10y ~ feet inches
west line Elm street. loo feet IL
inches south or Main Street Fcbru-
AIRY IL. 1918. $500.
T; *. Ncrtnrr. ct ux. to W. l.. Me
cullen. % feet - inches by IS feet
inches west line Meadow Street. r..
feet south of Hanover Avenue. Febru
AIRY Il. 1915, taN. $3.50: $40.
Jordan. 3+N1o feet. south line Lewis
street. description is deficient March
81. 1873, Sl5o
George W. Lewis, special commits
Sioner. to :. ~ Burrcll. S0Xl50 feet
north line Street, at corner of lot SOL
in Johnston's Addition. i'm what is
known as Ercnch ,;ardeus. between
Ninth and Tenth Streets. February 4.
1915, Sl,l2j.
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cItANcI.nY RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven Rclcnsc Deeds, Amounting to
SltS,I.tI

William Il. rizzini. trustee. to T. X
Ncrtner, ii feet {? inches by IS feet {
inches west line Meadow Street. 1875
feet south OF Hanover Avenue. rcbru-
AIRY Ii, 1915. $1,000
II. II. Richeson ct al, trustees to
Herbert T.. Richardson, 30Xll2 feet "a
inches south line Park Avenue, - feet
east of Rowland Street February 10.
1915. sl,90S
James W. Gordon. trustee, TO l..
Eromm Baking Company, u feet y
inches by l61 feet north line Marshall
Street 6j feet west of Sixth Street
also 36iaX3i feet S inches between
Marshall and Clay. Fifth and Sixth
Streets: also 43 feet 4 inches by l2iM
feet north line Marshall Street, ST feet
inches west of Sixth Street; also a
lot in rear of i1G North Sixth street:
February 20. 1915. SOL, 400.
II; @, Lancaster. Jr. ct al. trustees
ii2 feet inches north line Park Ave-
nue.. u feet 6la inches east of Birch
Street February Is, 1915, S3.i95
Richard w. Jones. trustee. to y. T..
Darhanian. ?0Xl55 feet north line Main
Street. 81 feet > inches west OF Eigh-
tcenth street February 10. 1915, 49,
go.
H. Il. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. To T. c.
Cheatham ct uX.. 22taXl22 feet east line
Twcnty-siXth Street, l42h feet south
of Clay Street. February 20, 1915, S69J
Same, to same, same property as de-
scribcd next above. February 20, 1915,
SS26.
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ELECTRIC RAILROADS.

WASHINGTON, y. c, February 90
The Bureau OF the Census is now
completing its statistics of the electric
railroads of the country as gathered for
1872. and comparing them with the
statistics for 1907. There were a75
operating companies reporting In
1872 there were twenty one cable roads
remaining In the country and nine
roads using animal power exclusively,
the longest of the latter being three
miles. The companies largely increased
their horsepower capacity in the five
years. In 1912 there were 1893, G99
horsepower, az compared with G,6lS,OlI
horsepower in 1907, an increase of 6a.l
per cent. or the 1912 capacity, S,llG,JS6
horsepower was generated by steam
:.9i2.3SS horsepower by water and I;5.-
225 horsepower by oil or gas engines
The output Of the generating stations
increased 65.4 per cent over 1907 or
To more than 1900. 900. 900 kilowatt
hours of energy. Average income per
passenger has shown an increase be-
cause OF the large gain in long hauls
on the interurban lines In 1907 the
gross income per passenger was J25
cents. and in 1872, Gil cents. At the
same time operating costs and fixed
charges per passenger have shown Just
as steady an increase. Operating cx-
penses in 1907 were 3.3S cents per pas
scnScr, and in 1912, $40 cents leaving
gross income per passenger go cents
in 1912 az compared with &c cents I'm
1907. Deductions from income were ,
cents per passenger in 1912 and 1855
cents IN 1907. leaving net income OF
% cent IN 1912. as compared with net
income Of ~ cent in 1907 OF the
toial gross income of operating com
panics in 1912, COL per cent went for
expenses other than interest and
RENTALS. leaving 33.l per cent OF gross
income for return on invested capital
or this, lG.1 per cent went for interest
on FUNDED and floating debt. 7.6 per
cent for rental on leased lines and
terminals and SIS per cent for divf-
bends, leaving for surplus is per cent
OF the gross income OF the year. In
1907 6i.6 per cent of gross income went
Tor expenses. as per cent for interest
on funded and floating debt, Il.2 per
cent FOR rentals and c. per cent for
dividends. leaving 81 per cent for sur
pius. Since 1902 the companies have
steadily been increasing the perccnt-
age of gross income used for fixed
charges and dividends. and so as stead
iIy reducing the percentage Tor tic
surplus.
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plated resolution directing the ncuusi-
ton through the usual channels of the
West End property necessary for the
extension of Monument Avenue. The
street terminates ut the present ON
the west side of the RoSencath Road
and under the plan will be opened
10 the city limits. 4 point just west Of
Commonwealth Avenue.
Most of the property owners between
Rosencath Road and the new limits
have either entered into agreements or
indicated their Willingness TO dedicate
enough OF their property to make pos
Siblc the extension of Monument
Avenue to its full l4l-foot width.
Among the few who have made no
announcement of their position is w.
5. Forbes. who owns almost the entire
tract between the ioscncath Road and
the Belt Line. and II considerable tract
ives, OF the Rclt Line on what would
be the south side OF Monument Avenue
extended
Real estate agents are having much
trouble on account OF the aboiiShinE
OF the segregated district. They are
experiencing considerable difficulty.
fearing that they might rent some of
their houses IL former inmates OF the
police that these women. In many cases,
are moving III all sections OF the city,
and the agents generally are trying
10 prevent the rental of houses to
them.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the Electrical Department ycstcr-
day:
III. +. Burlington for 42l West Broad
street. one thrcc-horScpowcr motor.
w. =. Ncblctt for r. II. Sngrcy. Ba-
con Road. between North and Miller
Avenues. fourteen outlets and fXturcs
Same. for same. fourteen outlets and
fixtures
Same, for S. ~. Stciglcr. Stuart Road.
Battery Court.
same. for same. fourteen outlets and
fixtures.
Same. for X. ~. SinGrcy, Twenty
iifth and Springhili streets. Woodland
Heights. fifteen outlets.
same. for Standard Paper Manufac-
turing Company. First ana Hull Streets.
two lights.
Edgar NJ: Andrews for Everett WaG-
dcy Co. 3-j-1-ll South Eleventh Street,
moving location OF two motors.
Same. for Medical College Of Nirg mia
Fourteenth and Marshall Streets. two
outlets and one fixture
Same. for Capital Commission Com
pahN. 1913 East Cary Street. three out
let's and fixtures.
Same. for Planters National Bank,
LOO East Main Street. four iiNturcs
: w. u: jerks. for 619 East Main street
ten outlets.
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President Charles II. Mcdowell. Of
the Armour Fertilizer Company, re-
Gently told the American Institute of
Mining Engineers that the waste or
the suEar-bcct induStry~in this country
could be made to yield enough potash
to supply the entire present demand OF
manufacturers Of chemicals. This, saws
the Manufacturers Record, is another
hint for the benefit of Americans who
had come to believe that imports of
certain materials were absolutely es-
sential to the growth Of American in
dustrics. Six months OF comparative
abstinence from supplies Of the kind
from abroad have set projecting minds
to dlligent cndcavor to discover or in
vent sources Of supplies at home. The
time may never come when the Unit ed
States shall be independent i'm every
respect of every other country. Per-
haps II would not he the best thing I'm
the world FOR such status TO he cs-
tablishcd. But any influence that may
induce a full realization on our part
Of the vaStncsS and variety OF our
natural ! esOurccs and n proper handling
OF them cannot be without it's blessing.
whatever may be It's drawbacks.
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cIIANcEI,r DEEDS OF TRUST.
Nine Deeds of Trust, Amounting Ia
S25.25i.T5.

l.. H. Ware ct ux. to T.. T. Schmidt
trustee, 60Xl25 feet east line barton
Avenue. 81 feet south Bacon Road. Feb
ruary Is, 1913, $l2S.7a
Same, to same 60Xl25 feet east lire
BARTON Avenue. ~ feet south Bacon
Road. February Is, 1915. 500.
G. y. NcShitt, ct uN. to j. Il. Car
neal. trustee, S5Xl35 feet at the south
west corner of Garland Avenue and
Brookland Park boulevard. January
10, 1915. $4,000.
w. l.. McCullen. to w l.. Miller. %
feet - inches hv ~ feet I inches
west line Meadow street, 1873 feet south
OF Hanover Avenue. February IL. 1915,
$l,7i9.
William Ellyson, ct ais. to Leroy T.
Brown, trustee. 22Xl30 feet south line
hardy Street February IL. 1918. $4,000
ct al. trustees. 20 feet 10 inches by l29
feet north line Main Street, 100 feet ;
inches west of Harrison Street. Feb
ruary 30, 1915, $3.50.
=. Il. Tinslcy, to +. NJ. BoXley. ct al
trustee 30 feet Z inches by l10 feet at
The southwest corner of Main and Rob
inson Streets. September ., 1914, So
500.
=. l.. Darhanian, ct uN. TO OLD Domin-
ion Trust co ct al. trustees. oDx65 feet
inch north line Main stree. 81 feet
inches west Of Eighteenth street
February is. 1915, $500.
:. y. Burrcll, ct vir. to J. 4. Carncal
trustee. 30Xl1o feet north line NJ street,
between Ninth and Tenth Streets. Feb
ruary {, 1918 1854.
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SOME ACTIVITY IN SOUTH;
INDUSTRIES STARTING UP
Crozct tn Have Cold Storage for Apples.
North Caroiina Enterprises
Arc NumcrOmn.

BALTIMORE. February 2o-Among
the SouthciS Industrial and other de-
rclopmcnt enterprises reporter In this
weeks issue of the Manufacturers
Record are the following:
Thomaston Cotton Mills. Thomaston.
$4,000 spindles. to be Increased
to $4,000: company has $1,000
spindlcs. 462 looms. etc, for the pro-
duction of cotton cloth.
G. NJ. Dunn. Gastonia. ~. c.. is re-
ported as planning to build 1000
spindle fine yarn mill.
j. T.. Allison and others will ORGAN
'zc company with $4,000 capital stock
to build blcachcry at Rome. Ga. Clean
cotton lintcrs used In manufacture OF
ahsorbcnts and explosives
j. II. Scpark. Gastonia. y. c.. IL re-
ported as planning to build 5000
spindle fine yarn mill.
Jasper Lumber Company, Tillman. S.
G.. was Incorporated with capital stock
of 100000 To manufacture lumber. etc
Timber Produce Company. Savannah.
Ga. was Incorporated with capital
stock or 100000 to manufacture
lumber. etc.
Tenn, VIII build $4,000 plant to manu-.
iacturc chairs
l'utchison Napor Heating COMPANY
ilcindun. Va. was Incorporated with
capital stock Of 100000 to manufac-
turc heating equipment
Cr"%ct lee and Cold Storage Company
Sr"Zct. VA. contcmplatcs cold storage
plant addition OF reinforced concrete. or
brick construction. with capacity OF
@o.o00 barrels OF apples
Nichols Fire Box Supcrhcatcr Com
pany. Atlanta. Ga. was Incorporated
Wiki capital stock Of 10000 TO manu-
facturc fire boxes. superhcatcd fire
boxes for locomotive engines. stoves
etc
Round Top Glass sand Company
Hancock. Md. WAS incorporated with
capital stock or $4,000. Controls IS7
acres Of land near Hancock and Will
develop sand deposits. manufacture
glass. etc
Gauley Valley Coal and Oil Com
pany. Summersvilie. W. Va, was in
corporated with capital stock Of $780,
900 10 develop coal mines. ctc
Green Marble Company Holly
Springs, Ga, was Incorporated with
capital stock Of $4,000 to quarry
marble and stone.
Graham County Lumber Company
Andrews. y. c., Will build woodwork
ing plant Purchased thirty-acre site
Plant to have annual consumption en-
ccedinG i0.O10.0O1 feet OF chestnut, oak
and other hardwoods: equipment TO
include kilns. veneer machinery, cleo
trlc motors for power. etc: generate
electricity from generators driven hv
steam made from vast. wood VIII
manufacture fannie acid from sawdust
etc
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday. Donati vs.. Phil g. Kelly.
John y. Lamb. p. a.; Smith and Cor
don. y. d.
Tuesday Caroline Staudc vs..
Sick"l Cleaning Company. Lightfoot ana
fucker. y. a.: Garnett. Pollard and
smith, y. Il. John NJ. Noting vs.. C;olsan
~ Nash, Lam and Florence, y. a.
Wednesdays. r. Mayors VS. g. and
~ g. Wright. :. i. Patteson, y. o.; T..
Thursday-Frank =. Eohr VS.. city.
Of Richmond. Smith and Collins. y. a..
H. II. Pollard. y. Il.
Friday. G. Tag" & 90. VS.. Charles
Salechy, j. Kent Rawl"y. T. q. Julia
stokes VS.. John G. Robertson. J. Thomas
Tcwin. y. a.; Digs and Guigon. u. ii.
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uuSTINGS COuRT. PART II.

Monday--Margar"t w. Parsons vs.
Nirsinia Railway and Power Company,
lhrocknorton y. a.; w. &. Iulliam
y. a.
Tucsday-Lelin g. Wade vs. ]. g. Me-
trory Co.. Sands and Lewis. y. a.: Wen
denburg. y. d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +. and Olive l..
West vs.. Richmond Transfer COMPANY
Pollard. Smith and Pollard. y. o.; Wen
dcnburg. - d.
Railway and Power Company, Nun
nal!y and Page. y. IL; W. G. Pullam
u. a.
Saturday-liolt and Gacdc VS. Lafa-
ycttc Mann, Wcndcnburg ana IIaddon
y. a.: llil Carter D. Il.
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LAW AND EQUITY CounT.

Tuesday and Wcdncsday-Horrv va
Chcli Chemical Company. Mann & Son.
y. u: H. NJ. Smith. Ir.. D. a.
IhurSday- Phillip Brown vs.. Rich
mond Frrdcricks burp and Potomac
iiailruad Company, l.. .Wcndcnburg,
u. a.
FRIDAY southern Railway COMPANY
VS., i.nncnburg Lumber Company. H. n
Williams y. a.: Montague aud Monta-
que. y; d. l.. y. Conrad vs.. Ellison IInr-
StE '".' ). {. Page, p. a.: Stern and
Saturday-Smith VS.. Wolfsicfcrs. g
x. Sands, u. a.: John ~ Lamb. D.. d.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses were
Issued by the clerk OF the Hastings
Court yesterday:
Charles Edward CoGhill and Mabel
Wingo E:HSlrston.
mack
Willie Garn"tt and Oracle Noel
James Robert Allen and Jennie A.
Peacock.
Robert L. Henderson and Nancy Low
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Three building Permits, Amounting I,
X7.3U5

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday as follows:
A. t.. Franklin, TO build two-story
brick dwelling OF the south side OF
stuart Road, between Chamberlayne
Avenue and Goddin~ Street, Battery
Court. to cost $1,000.
l.. Il. Pollard, to build q two-story
brick dwelling on the north side OF
Thirticth street. between Spring Hill
and Stoncwan Streets Woodland
Heights. to cost $4,000.
NJ. J. Kouri, to repair frame dwell
ings 2S27-23 Q Street. to cost sIO5
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COURT CALENDARS.

The following are the eases set for
trial in the various courts next week ;
T.. =. is the Authorization for the
term pro que rcntc. which means for
the plaintiff
l.. D. is the abbrcviation for the term
pro dctendentc. which means for the
dc fcndant.
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HT1I.iMBO.ATS

All Travel Arrange a,ents ov,r Ons
Countsr.
hTc-tcan or European.
Railroad. steamship and Puilmas
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxicab. Travellers
Checks.
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY.
500 East Mnln, Street.
Branch Offices: JcNerson-Murphy's
Richmond Hotels.
TIME AND TlSHI1RI.E SAVERS"
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Norfolk & Western Railwaz

U"I'I NT:T-1 NNII. IINT 10 NCRFOIK
SchGanic IN effect January 1915
l.eaNe Is! rd street station. richmond ron
NyHEOik so =. 81. goo T.. NJ .i:IS :. ~
fClt LANCHBuHG A&D T!iE Wi:si'.
- ~ NJ" '9.1 q NJ. '".0 &. 81 90, r.
,Arri.e i"chmond from Norfolk .ll.,o A.
~. 'C:%j l.. NJ. '.4.JJ T. ~ From ,b. u a.:
-e:s, a 81. 1!.!y- T. NJ :!:ig T.. NJ go, =
NJ. '::t J. y! '
DAILY. 1Da!!y except SUNDAY ,sunday
only ''''''''"'
W y. BEvILI. " c sAI,Hrrps
Roanoke q. - a. Roanok.
G. H. BOSi:EY. - j. a, Richmond Va
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HENHICO TRANSFERS.
One Deed of Bnrl:nin md Snic, Amount
ing to $500.

BELL Johnson CT ais. to Abncr Hillard
acres. near Brook I'LL. February 20,
1915. tax, 30 cents: 81.
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FIRE RECORD.

Fourteenth and I'ainbridgc Strccta,
4:?t L. ". loss $50.
800 North Monroe street. i;35 +. NJ.
no loss.
laoS North Thirty-sccond Street, 5:5S
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PLUMBING REIt,IITs.

n permit was issued yesterday by
the Plumbing Inspector to q. T.. Sn,ad
Tor Mrs. NJ. ID. Vaughan, ll02-i-6 North
Thirticth street
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FOR RENT,-Busincss Property.

OFFICE space. phone. typewriter and
stcuoEro2hcr; will share above with
party. moderate terms: loca-
ton Ninth and Main. Call Madison
2?77 for appointment