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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-16
WHEAT is INFESTED
WITH CROP-KlLLERS
Speclai to The Tlmes-Dispatch

lSpeclai to The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. March i5.-Many reports wers
Ing that iIesslan fy aud chinch bugs ara
lreScni IN large numbers in scattered see
irons IN 'hc winter wheat country. E.arjy
s"Mn wheat In sections of Missouri. Illinois
the later crop IS infested with the pests
named above, and. in addition considerable
OF The grain IN winter killed.
The area seeded to winter wheat last
OF This country. and heavy losses may 10
suffered and sun "a bumper crop be raised
Most SPECTATORS. however, In place %
taking these facts into consideration will
viii buy wheat IN consequence. According
TO the reports received by the Modern
Miller last week. the winter wheat plant
on tn" whole was never In good condition
Just returned from trip East Gays there
are large number OF foreign representatives.
there buying cash grain, whose wants are
not nearly supplied. lilo also believes that
provisions.
Tho feature OF the wheat market to-day
was the excellent buying by sone of the
larger houses OF July wheat. Whether there
will depend wholly the weather. II IL
believed that harvesting will commence i'm
the Tar South earlier than usual The cash
wheat market, here was a small affair when
being only $500 bushels. nearly all for
export. Minneapolis sold 0,0 o0D bushels TO-,
eastern shipment, and both New York and
Liverpool bought wheat at Winnipeg.
failure of shorts to cover IN the latter
caused some reaction from the top prices.
Cash sales OF corn hero were 10000 bushels
and OF oats. 225.oco bushels.
the result OF strength shown by corn. when
carried tho entire provision list upward
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An Easy Way to Get
Fat and Be Strong

me trouble with most thin folks who
wish To gain weight Is that they insist
on druSEing their stomach or stuffinr.
~ WITH greasy foods: rubbing on use
less fresh creams" or following some
iooilsh physical culture stunt while
!ne rear cause OF thinncss goes un-
toucnru. on cannot get fat until Your
uiEestlNe tract assimilates the food Won
eat. ~ ~"
Thanks to remarkable new scien-
tine discovery, it is now possible tn
combine into simple form the very Gle
mentS needed by tho digestive organs
70 nelp them convert food into rich
rat -ltden blood. This mast,r-strokc of
nlouerh chemistry is called Sargol ana
nus nceh termed the greatest OF flesh
builders Sarsol aims through its re-
hehtratlFe, rc-constructive powers TO
cohX the stomach and intcstincs to lit
eraiiy soak up the fattening elements
or your food and pass them into the
pioon. where they are carried TO every
starved, broken down cell and tissue
or your body You can readily picture
thc result when this amazing trans
formation has taken place and Won
notice how your checks fill out holIows
ABOUT your neck. shoulders and >bust
nIsh ppcar ana you take on from 10 to
20 pounds of solid healthy flesh Sar-
Soi Is absolutely harmless. inexpensive
efficient All leading druggists have
IL ana VIII refund your money IL YOU
are not satisfied, as per the guarantees
found in every package
Cnution;--While Sargol has pIven
excellent results in overcomine ner sroH,,
dyspepsia and general stomach tro,,.
bles it should not be taken bv those
who do not wish to gain ten pounds mr.
more "
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Thin People
Can Increase Weight

Thin men and women who would like
10 Increase their weight with 10 or IL
pounds OF healthy stay there fat
should try eating II little Snrcol with
thcir meals for "a while and note re-
suits Here is n good test worth try
ing Flrst weigh yourself and measure
yourself. Then take Sargoi~one tab
Let with every meal--for two weeks
Then weigh and measure again IL
isn't question OF how you look or feel
or what your friends say and think
me scales and the tape measure viii
tell their own story, and most anv thin
man MAJ. or woman can easily add from
I'VE TO eight pounds In the FIRST four
teen days by following this simple
direction. And best OF ali, the new flesh
stays put.
Sargol does not Of itself make fat
but mixing with your food, II turns the
rats, sugars and starches OF what YOU
nave eaten: into rich, ripe fat produc-
ing nourishment for the tissues and
bicod--prepares IL in an easily as
simulated form which tho blood can
readily accept. All this nourishmcnt
now passes from your body as waste
But SarBod stops the waste and does IL
quickly and makes the fat producing
contents OF the very same meals Won
are eating now develop pounds and
pounds OF healthy flesh between your
SKIN and bones Sargol Is safe pieaa.
ant, efficient and inexpensixo All
Leading druggists sell II In large hoxes
forty tablets to packaRc---on a
guarantee OF weight increase or money
back. SS
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penetrates to the fine network OF nerves
beneath the skin and has a marked
tendency to relieve the muscular strain
to which these broad, fiat abdominal
muscles are subjected. The cords, ten
dons and ligaments are thus permitted to
stretch without the corresponding surface
strain SO often involved during tho period
Of expectation. This in part accounts for
the entire absence. in many cases reported,
Of nausea, morning sickness and other
distresses, such as laceration of the cpl
dermis so often the case when this gentle
form Of fabrication Is neglected.
Mothers FRIEND has been highly
recommended by n host Of women who
know from experience and by men who
know from observation. Write Brndneld
Regulator Co.. 3o8 Lamar Bldg. Atlanta.
Ga. and we will send you q valuable little
book to expectant mothers,
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How Thin People
Can Put On Flesh
\ New Discovery.


Thin men and womcn-thnt bip
hearty. filling dinner YOU ate last
night What became of all the fat fat.
producing nourishment it contained?
iou haven't gained in weight one
ounce. That food passed from your
hodH ike unburucd coal through an
open CRATE. The material was there.
but your food doesn't work and stick
ana the plain truth Is YOU hardly GET
enough nourishment from your meals
10 pay for the cost OF cooking This Is
true OF thin folks the world over. Your
hntcitiNe organs. your functions of as
similation, are sadly out OF gear and
need reconstruction.
Cut ont the foolish foods and funny
sawdust diets. Omit the flesh cream
fub-oh Cut out everything but th.
meals you are eating now and eat with
every one OF those n single Sargol tab
Iet. In two weeks note the difference
Five to eight good solid pounds Of
nealthy. stay there fat should be the
net result Sargol. too. mikes with
your food and prepares it for the blood
IN easily assimiiatcd form. Thin pep-
pie gain ali the way from 10 TO o.
pounds month while taking Sorro1
ana the new flesh stays put Snrpoi
tablets are il scientific combinatio OF
SIN or the best flesh producing cle-
mentS known to chemistry They come
~ tablets TO n package. are pleasant
harmless and inexpensive, and All deal
erS sell them subject to an absolute
guarantee OF weight increase or money
back 49,
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1 Of DavisS avenue. February 3. 1915.

Of Of D nsayisoAvenuc February 3. 1915.
a. l.. Smith. It ux. to G. e. Chaplin.
tNr ysn".:: s q" no, feet west line Fourth
Mar"G '' 10y r 5IS. s si7! OF h'reh street
l.. Bromm Taking Co, to John a.
n;o OK, Jr:. ct al. trustees. y feet s
saq@ss By i tn, feet MOTH linz Marshall
Also 30 l-2X34 feet \ Inches between
flLth and Sixth Streets and Marshall
i Tant n m,ay streets. beginning IA IL
feet I inches by l2i IL feet north line
Marshail street. IS feet $ inches west
OF sixth street. also 20 feet i-o
Of liG North Sixth Street: also { feet
:. ihGhes ior use as AN alley. March
10. 1919, $4,000.
;, Matthias Il. kayhoc. Jr to John
i'aEby. trustee, 81 feet inches bv los
tcet north line Floyd Avenue. 20 Ia
teet west OF West street, March S. 1918.
f. l.. Mcconnell. ct ny. to Charles Il.
south line Victor Street. - feet west
OF Third t A,ven"e Mareh IL, 1915. $3.50
trustee; soN2O0 feet east line Chamber
layne Avenue. $40 feet north OF liam
m2nd Avenue February -. l9i5. 1851
2iX 100 feet south line Moore Street.
23% feet inches east of Dinncen Street
February !. 1915. 1904
.ct ais. trustees, lGXl2G feet 1 inches
west iinc Tw"nty-fourth street, 1850
$500 " - ''i'
w: o. Meadow. IT viz. To G. l.. Dcnoon,
Irustce. 2iNso feet south line Dance
street, between Reservoir ana Dance
streets March 3. 1915. $i76.
w. \. Ryan ct TX, to II. r. Pollard
Jr. trustee. 3oxlio feet at the south,
west corner OF Gr;ic. and Meadow
streets March 10, 1915. $500.
HSlHlh realty and Construction co
to Leon NJ. Nelson. trustee. 20yI30 rce;
west line Mulberry Street. 2ao feel
north OF Main street. March /. 1915.
Same to same. 22xl3o feet west line
Mninerry street. 2Os feet north OF Main
Street March l, 1915. $500.
trustee. 2oX90 feet north line Federal
SHtt' ieet east of st. Peter Street
L. Il. Kelley. ct ais, to W. p. Redd
trustee. 33xl25 feet north line Clai-
borne street, 19S feet east of Washing
ton street March ., 1915. $1,000
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Advises Lime
for tuberculosis

According to the Journal of the
American Medical Association Gully
-. 1912. page aos,. DIR. &. F.. Olsen. of
Minneapolis, holds that Il "dcficiency
OF calcium" limeb tx responsible for
the physical conditions which lead TO
tuberculosis, land the therapy he nd
vocntcs rests on this busis."
One Of the reasons for the wide
spread success of Eckman's Alternative
in the treatment of tuberculosis and
chronic throat and bronchial troubles
Is It's ability TO supply this deficiency.
II contains lime salt in such form,
and so combined with other remedial
agents as To h. easily assimila;ed by
the average person. There are OH
record many cases In which il seems
TO have effected complete and lasting
hettcrment.
However, we make no exaggerated
claims for Eckman's Alternative. W..
prefer that II he tried on the same
basis one tries any other prescription,
and we believe il will help. for 1T HAS
HELPED in many cases.
Ii contains no opiatcS. narcotics or
habit-formi ing drugs. Therefore, il is
safe to take. If your druggist is out
OF 1t, he will order. o. you can get
1t direct.
Fckmnn Laboratory, Philadelphia.
Sold by TrnEIe Drug Co., Richmond. Vn.
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WASHINGTON, March l5.--Low pres
sure now prevails east Of the Missis
sippi River. with Il moderate center of
disturbance over Southern Virginia and
rains and SHOWS have fallen through
out the Central Valleys, the Upper
Lake and Western Lower Lake region,
Tennessee, the East Gulf States and
locally In the West Gulf States. There
VIII be local SHOWS Tuesday in the
Lower Lake region. rain or snow in
the Middle Atlantic States and local
rams IN the South Atlantic States. fol-
lowed by generally fair weather We'd
ncsdny. II VIII be somewhat cooler
Tuesday in the Ohio Valleys, Tennessee,
the East Gulf States, and the interior
OF the South Atlantic States, and cooler
Wednesday In the Middle Atlantic
states and along the South Atlantic
coast. Elsewhere temperature change s
viii not he important
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mrsTrNGs COURT. PART IL.

Tie grand Jury for the March term
of the Hastings Court. Part H.. re-
turned the following indictments yes
terday:
Il. Y. Tatum, charged with burglary:
James Pharr. Aubrey Williams and
james Perry charged with robbing r.
h. Dooley: John Mills. charged with a
serious offcnse against Hester FulkS
Williams Jones. alias "Topscy" Jones,
charged with an attempted criminal
assault against Ida Green. and Irwin
Bcilc. charged with burglary
Mrs. Mary y. Davidson qualified in
the Hastings Court. Part H.. yesterday
AS administrators OF the estate of VIII
liam T. Davidson. master car builder at
the Southern Railway Shops. well
known resident Of the Southside. who
died few days ago
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CHANCEpY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds OF Bargain and Sale
Amounting to SIS,3IO

amounting TO SIG,31O.
Samuel p. Waddill. clerk. to The Tax
Tit lie Co. Of Richmond. lot 9 in block
in the plan of Providence Park
March 10. 1915. $50 assessed value.
IL. l.. Matthews, ct ux. 10 David r.
Johnston, 30xl41 feet north line Park
Avenue, l76 feet 3 inches east of Davis
Avenue. March IL, 1915. tax $500. $40.
Bessie l. Garrett ct vir, 10 L. H.
Fraut. 15x45 feet 3 inches south line
Preston street. 69 feet 2 inches east OF
Seventh street March II. 1915. tax 81,
$40
+. p. Richardson. TO f. T. Brown.
hoX1l7 feet east limo Twenty-cighth
street. 200 feet south Of Tale Street.
November 9, 1914. tax 30 cents, $40.
Georgia Jenkins, Ct viz. to r. l.. Nc
conneil, 1JXlfo feet south line Victor
Street. - feet west Of Third Avenue.
March .. 1915. $1,000
x; +. Sheppard. IT nS TO r. II. Major,
SO feet vest OF Rowland Street. Feb
ruary y, 1915. tax $50. $40.
w. c. Davis, ct uX. to Ida Gold. 2lxloO
feet south line Moore street. 253 feet
inches east of Dinnecn Street. Feb
ruary !, 1915. $3.50.
j. T. Carneal. trustee. to Samuel &.
Terry. 81 feet inch by 125 feet east
line Twentyseventh Street, l34 feet
inches south of NJ Street March 3.
1915. sl.llo.
Agar Voolfolk. to s. s. Sloan. sox2oo
feet east line Chamberlayne Avenue.
800 feet north of Hammond Avenue.
February %, 1915, tax Sl.50. $40.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters were issued and amend
ments to charters authorized BY the
state Corporation Commission yester-
day as follows:
Amendment to charter Of the Public
Utility Debcnture Corporation. Rich
mond. charging it's powers.
Certificate of reduction OF outstand
Ing stock of the Loudoun Valley Mill
$4,000 To $4,000.
Farmack Motor Car Corporation.
Richmond. Capital stock, $4,000 to
Sl,o00.0Oo. Albert J. Farmer. president: J.
l.. Grossman, vtce-Dresident: NJ. Monroe
Mcintyre. secretary and treasurer, all
OF Chicago. Ill. Purposes: automobile
business.
Virginia Auto Service Company, Inc,
Rosslyn. Capital stock, $1,000 TO SOB
600. Harry II. Zones. president. Ross
iNn: James II. Knott. secretary md
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To-Day and Tonight
in Richm ond

Council Finance Committee, TO
consider city licenses, City Hall. =
o'clock.
Council Public buildings, Proper
tieS md Utilities Committee, City
Hull. 4 o'clock.
Art Club or Richmond. address, on
journalism, Mira. f.. r.. Drinker, 1,sO
o'clock.
Midday Lentcn nervices, especially
for men, 81. PnuI's Church, nddrchx
by Rev. ID. Il. Carter, OF st. Johns
Church. Hampton, Va, 10 i,:T
o'clock.
Acndemy-San Carlo Grand Opcra
Company, matinee. "Cavnlleria Rus-
ticnna" ind 81 PagIIncci," 2:I5;
night. "Tni-s OF Hoffman," SiI5.
Hijou--Ernyce Scott Compuuy, in
"rheChnrity Bnil"; matinee, 2,3O,
night, $3.50.
Lyrlc-POpular vaudcvDIe; NATL
nee, 3; night. 1870 and 8.
Strund-Pnrnmount pictures, con-
tinuons performance, I2 noon TO II.
experimentation pictures; con-
tinuOus performance, I0,BO, morning,
to 81, night.
ColoniuT-MOtlon pictures; con-
tinuOus performance. IL noon to II.
). w, &. A.. wong recital by Mrs.
clifton VI. Miller and Joserf Whit
temore for benefit OF Associated
Charities, $40.
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE:
TO POLICE CONMISSIOSI5n

Accompanying this letter Dr.. Semn,cs
-aNe OUT the following extracts from
IN: report OF the committee on super
Vision OF the force. 10 the Board of po-
lice Commissioners:
sl"hrnond. Va. December s. 1871.
"HoHhrable Board OF Police Commits.
sioners. City OF Richmond
Gcntlemen.-four committee q! su-
pervision OF the force, after a confer
ence with committee from the Minis
'eTial Union. respectfully submits the
following report upon the matters re-
ferred TO IT, relating to the better order
and peace of this city:
First. immoral houses:
your committee finds that the elini-
nation of these places Is ultimately
hoped for. but until plan that will ac-
comnodate this can be evolved, feels
that the best interests of the com
munity VIII he conserved by strict
segregation of these houses and by
! placing them under closer surveillance,
and to this end respectfully recommend.
that an additional officer be assigned
for this purpose.
Your committee further reports that
in their opinion the immoral houses
kept by colored women and frcuucnted
ny Whltc mep menace to the com
munity. and amends that the police
he instruct> % proceed against them
That the" IN y be cffaccd from this civ
The ministerial committee was in
formed OF the action already taken by
he board IN ordering the pro1ri.iors
81 all such places to vacate the houses
uow 90 cupied by them on Mayo Street:
and also of your action in directing
the white women who occupy such
houses on Franklin Street between Gov
cru"r and Fifteenth. and Fourteenth
lctween Main and Franklin Streets. to
wJye within the next sixty days. This
l,Ai h
Your committee Is In accord with
the Ministerial Union committee in that
il cells that the sale or dispensing of
intoxicating liquors Is one Of the great
est evils growing out of the conduct
OF such houses. and respectfully recon-
mcnds that the energy OF the force
be cNcrted In strictly enforcing the
law In this regard.
second. Concerning places of dis
equitable resort:
Both committees are unanimous in
4arir conclusion In this matter There
j. no excuse for the existence OF these
rlaces. and while 1t Is often difficult
o secure the evidence to convict, every
resource known to the department
should be exercised to eradicate this
| growing evil, and to that end tho force
should he instructed to be at all times
yigilant I'm their efforts TO locate and
,cnlict the persons conducting them
rhe cheap boarding houses should
especially be given close surveillance
md officers assigned at stated intervals
10 examine into the conduct Of their
3busncss'
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
OF MINISTERIAL UNION
Dr Semmes also made public tho fol-
owing report of tho committee on civic
coalitions OF the Ministerial Union:
THE committee on civic conditions
Il the Ministerial Union met February
=, 1912, at the Young Mems Christian
\ssociation Building to consider tho
eport OF the committee on supervision
which had been duly adopted by the
'olicc Commissioners. Aftor q careful
consideration your committee on civic
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
conditions unanimously adopted the fol

conditions unanimously adopted the fol
lowing:
The committee on civic conditions
OF the Ministerial Union having re-
ceived a copy of the report OF the COM
mittec on supervision OF the force to
the Police Commission. wishes to ex-
press TO the commission and to the COM
mittee our appreciation Of the spirit
In which they have received and acted
upon suggestions of the committee on
civic conditions We wish also es-
pecially to commend the recent action
OF tho police force in the Delpapa and
Sochet cases.
The committee on civic conditions
wishes, however. 10 express Its unal-
tcrab!e opposition to the immoral
houses and It's hope OF finding a salts
factory solution"
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by the Electrical Department yester-
day:
lingelbers &c Bear. for j. NJ. Huff. 900
East Broad street. two lights and one
one-hOrsepowc motor.
Same for Allison Confectionery. .2053
West Broad Street. four outlets and
fixtures
Same for L. l.. Bass & Bro. Stop ;
Petersburg Turnpike. fourteen outlets
Tresnon * Jennings. for Seventh
street Christian Church annex, 500
East Grace Street. one outlet.
Same for o. j. Davis, 3016 Wallace
Street. nine outlets.
Same for Valentine Estate. S31 East
Broad Street. two outlets.
w. II, jerks for DR.. William IT,
DIXON, 900 State Street. twelve fixtures
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STATE SUPREME COURT.

Following Is summary Of the pro-
c"cdinEs yesterday in the Virginia Su-
premc Court OF Appeals:
No 69-Mahoncy. ct ais. vs.. Friedbers.
ct ais. Argued by G.. NJ. billiard for the
appellants. and by John r. Jenkins and
G. Tayloe Gwathiney for the appelle es
and submitted.
No 7C-Continued.
No 1l--Cuntinued.
No. 72--Frankln Plant Farm vs.
Nash e. Straus: partly argued and con-
tinucd.
Next cases to he called:
No 73-Adkins. ct als. VS.. Adkins. ct
ais.
No 74--Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt
Line Railroad Company vs.. SturGis.
No. I5-Carner US. Middlekauf. ct ais.
No IG--RatCliffe VS.. COStPllo. ct ais.
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ELECTION ON COMMISSION
FORMS SEEMS ASSURED

BRISTOL, VA. March 15-Eollow-
ing big mass meeting of citizens OF
Bristol, Va, which adopted resolutions
strongly favoring commission govern
ment, 1t Is certain that the voters will
be allowed TO express their wishes at
the polls. Bristol, Tenn, has done so
well with commission government thar
her twin sister, Bristol. Va, consti-
tuting the eastern half of the dual
city is destined to follow the cyanplp
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Several Large Transactions Mark
First Business Day OF
New Week.
MONEY MARKET SEEMS EASIER
Richmond Real Estate Exchange Will
Meet This Afternoon to Pass Oh
Plans for New Headquarters.
Some New Charters Issued.

Realty transactions yesterday were
good for the first day of the week
and from talk heard around real es-
tate row. the indications are that some
good sales will develop this week. The
safes yesterday We're Of the average
size, with the deeds of trust running
heavy: III. l.. Matthews sold to David
Is. Johnston thirty feet on the north
SIDE of Park Avenue. east of Davis
Avenue, for $1,000. Georgia jenkins
sold to j.. H. Mcconnell scvcnty-five feet
on the South side OF Victor Street west
Of Third Avenue. for $4,000
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Jenkins, II vir, lots :. S and In block
IA I'm the plan OF Highland Park. March
.. 1915. S2.3lJ.
james IL. crcnshaw. Jr.. trustee, TO
Rufus Staltz. 2JNll1 feet east line
Thirtietii street. S. feet south OF y
street. March 10. 1915. SiS7I2
D. w. Bowles. Jr.. trustee. t. II. ID.
Twenty-fourth street. 1860 feet south
Of Il street. March S. 1915. s979.S2.
clone, 3UxliO feet at the southwest cor
ner OF Grace and Meadow Streets
March H. 1915 S3iiO
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HESRICO TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds or BnrEain and Sale
Amounting to $500.

Samuel y. Waddil!, clerk. TO Tax
Title Co. . 1-2 acres in Varina District
March l3, 1915. 81.
Same 10 same. onc-ffth OF an acre
ON the west side OF the NcnriCo Turn
pike. March IL. 1915. 81.
same TO same. 10 acres on the
Creighton Road. March 10. 1915 81
Same 10 same. . l-2 acres on the
east side Brook Turnpike, about six
miles north OF city. March 10. 1915 ST.
g. X. Guy. ct Tx. ct ais. TO ]. Henry
Martin. 100 acres about thirteen miles
east ~ city. near Elko Station. March
- 1915. $500.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Plumbing Thspector
Richmond Engineering Company. for
T.. w. Farley. 100 Confederate Avenue,
Laburnum Park.
c. F. GrimmcH, for Mrs. II. Dodson.
ia West Duval street.
Williams Plumbing Co. for Dr. j. w.
DroadnaN, 1920 cambridge Street.
G. T. Grimmell. for u. Roschen hn1