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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11
WALNUT TREE is 4s YEARS OLD
Nearly % Feet Around and Larger
Than Cousa's Giant

Colusa, Cal, is laying claim to hav-
ing the largest California black wal
nut in the world, but the dimensions
OF the Colusa tree GO not come up to
those of tree that is growing on F.
w. Schultz's farm on Sycamore
Slough, six miles northeast of Ar
buckle, also in Colusa County.
Some time ago a naccount in news
papers first brought this monster tree
before the reading public, and it is re-
ceiving much attention throughout the
state. The agricultural department of
the State University wrote Schultz
about it, stating that information sent
by him would be used in book that
the department is compiling.
In answer to the request of the uni,
versity authorities Mr.. Schultz has TAX
en- accurate measurement sof the tree
which are as follows: Circumference
one foot from the ground, twenty-five
feet, eight inches (below this the roots
appear above the surface of the
ground, making the tree about twenty
six feet); circumference nine feet
from the ground, nineteen feet, nine
inches; height, 102 feet; width oi
shadow at noon, 120 feet.
The big tree is 46 years old, having
been planted in 1868 by ID. Arnold, O
Colusa County pioneer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous in Many
Cases.

Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time of kidney danger Doan's
Kidney Pills are most effective.
Plenty Of evidence Of their worth.
H. F. Marsh, Ellen ST., Fenton,
Mich, says: 81 can still recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. have found
them to be the best kidney and back
ache remedy that l have ever tried.
My first experience with the medicine
was several years ago. have used
them on several occasions during the
past few years when my kidneys
haven't been acting just right or my
back has ached and troubled me and
they have never failed to give relief.
The statement l gave some years ago
in their praise still holds good"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask
for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills
the same that Mr.. Marsh had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props. Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE OURS
PREDICTS SWEET
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
Shows Prospects.

Grand Rapids, Mich.-Discussing
the Latin American trade situation
before the Association of Commerce,
Assistant Secretary of Commerce Ed
win f. Sweet, predicted great future
for American trade in South America.
There is no room for doubt that
we are going to have a great trade
with South America" he said. 'Eu-
rope will be unable to supply those
countries with merchandise after the
war.
"The question is whether or not
our manufacturers will see their
chance. Trade follows investments
so our financiers must invest in South
America, as England and Germany
did before they became established.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11

Joseph Letter, who attempted a
corner" in the Chicago wheat pit in
1897, testifying last week at New
York states inquiry to determine if
any crime had been committed in
raising the price of bread, declared
that the farmers are to blame for the
present high price of wheat. He
denied that speculation causes high
prices, insisting that it stabilizes the
market and maintained that the
farmers themselves, holding their
grain for the highest prices obtain
able, are the real spectators.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11
NEW INVENTION FORETELLS
STORM BY SEVEN HOURS

The Edison Company has installed
new machine on the roof of each Of
its New York stations which can fore
tell a storm by seven hours.
The device is more effective in sum-
mer than in winter. 1t is simple and
resembles a wireless outfit.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11
PUT NICKEL IN SLOT,
GET PAPER RAlNCOAT
rlo More Eeing Late to Supper or
Tardy to Work Because Of Sudden
Hnwnnour from the Skies

fio More Eeing Late to Supper or
Tardy to Work Because Of Sudden
Cewnpour from the Skies.
Have you ever arrived in your old
home town in a pelting rainstorm, all
dolled up in your Sunday best, and been
compelled to pass up quarter to the
local bus man or linger around the
depot until some good samaritan with
an umbrella is kind enough to escort
you to the abode OF your family or
friends?
Have you ever noticed a flock of
pretty but scolding .naidens in down
town doorway or che postoffice en-
trance, or the vestibule of a movie pic
ture place wildly calling for umbrellas,
raincoats, newspapers, brothers or
best beau's silk handkerchief, or any
thing to prevent that lovely seven or
ten-dollar hat from being ruined by
the sudden shower?
If you are masculine reader, have
you ever been compelled to cough
up from three to six dollars in order
to get your fair Dulcinea home from
play or dance when it is raining pitch
forks and black cats and the rubber
coated man on the box has suddenly
become so stiff and lofty-in his price,
at least-that occasionally one doubts
If he can be touched even with To-
spot bill or 10-foot pole?
If you have ever passed through any
Of the above enumerated experiences
and what man or woman has not
forget it; deliverance is at hand. The
hour of the hastily impressed news
paper, the borrowed umbrella or the
painfully extracted cash loan from the
hotel clerk or elevator boy is to bob
up serenely no more, for the paper
raincoat has taken its place alongside
the egg sandwich, chewing um and
insurance policies placed before the
public in venting machines.
The man or woman who drops a
nickel for a package of gum to all
in the digestion of his nickel-in-the-slo
meal and then pays quarter to an
other machine for policy insuring
| him or her against the consequences
may soon get a raincoat from an ad-
jacent machine as result of the in
| genuity of woman, who has obtained
a patent on a paper raincoat, said to
| be waterproof. She plans to manu-
facture the coats in large quantities and
distribute them in specially devised
| vending devices.
| 1t is to be presumed that the femi-
nine raincoat will be provided with
cute little hood, or capote, as they say
in French, and posioly the masculine
garment will be quite esquimau and
save the wearer's two dollar derby
from gaining N inch or two in circum'
ference. All hail, hoch, also hear-hear
to the paper raincoat! Bah to the
never present, disappearing, eye-de
stroying. pestiferols umbrella.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11

A German biologist has calculated
that the human brain contains 3O0,-
100000 nerve cells, 100000 of which
die and are succeeded by new ones
every day. At this rate we get an en-
tirely new brain every sixty days.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11
Opium Trade in EnaIand.

A French journal, La Verite sur le
Congo, which, as it's name indicates,
is published by way of refuting Eng
lish charges relative to the misgov-
ernment of Congo, declares that
whereas Holland, Germany, and ia
pan forbid the opium trade in their
colonies. England benefits by it to the
extent of s22.0OOOOO a year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11
FARMERS ARE YOU INTERESTED

In Michigan's fruit and agricultural
lands? What about it? Near Grand
Rapids we have some of the finest
fruit and dairy farms in the state,
from l to 30 miles out, at bargain
prices. Write or call Paul j. Averill,
II Porter Block, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11

"There comes the COAL" through the
fireplace. ~ suppose l ought to be
grateful"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1915-03-11

work, work. work." said the cider.
Mine is indeed hard lot."'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by The Electrical Depart
mcnt:
j. {. Newton. for s. G. Gray. ltl2
Lamb Avenue. thirteen outlets and fix
lures.
J. T.. Caudlc. for e. iIolzhaucr. ne
Brook Road. forty eight outlets.
j. Same, for Frank Mcrrick. AZ West
Franklin street. three outlets.
Bauman II Hines. for +. Il. McC;coruc.
fo@ North Fifth street. twelve outlets
and fixtures.
w; =; Catlett, for T. l.. liowlc. 500
block Seminary Avenue, Gintc" PARK.
nifty outlets.
w. II. jerks. for Mrs Leigh. 2So0
West Grace Street, four outlets
state Electric Co, for Mr.. Cooper.
l'"2 East Broad Street, one one eighth
horsepower motor.
w, L. catlctt Electric Co. for Davis
Brothers 1910 Park Avenue. thiriy-two
outlets
lyons & Williams. for Elba Garage.
30 West Broad Street. one outlet.
Same. for y. W. Perkins. sos Cham
hcriayne Avenue. Gintcr Park. twenty
outlets
Winston Electric Construction co.
for stokes X Dunn, I'll West Broad
Street three fixtures.
II. L.. Burlington. for J. II! Moran.
1905 North Twenty second street.
eleven fixtures.
Same. for Wcstmorclaud club 6Ol
East Grace street TWO outlets ana one
fixture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINER
TAKES AMERICAN REGISTRY


WASHINGTON. April I7.-Amcricou
registry has h"cn granted the steamer
liousItonc. formerly the hamburg
been laid up at New Orleans since tho
European war began In announcing
the change OF registry To-day. u Dcpar,
mcnt Of Commerce statement explained
that the ship had been bought on March
% for $4,000. 10y the iIousatonic Steam
ship Company, Of which Edward ). Gcer.
OF New York. is president.
IT is understood here the iIousatonc
is To he employed in tn" South American
her owners HAY avoid the difficulties
encountered by the American pur-
chlScrs OF Tn" Hamburg American
steamer Dacia. which uudcrtook to take
c3rgo OF cotton from Galveston
Texas. 80 Rotterdam.
White the United States maintains
the night Of its citizens ~ h,z; Il boil
icGercnt owned merchant vessel. ANA
put tho American ilas on her. France
does not recognize q transfer OF rc3is-
Try under such circumstances, and tho
Dacia now = i"id at a French port
awaiting priz" court action. In the nc
GoiiatIurs preceding the sailing OF the
bacia. however. IL was iutimatcd that
The allied fleets probably would not in
t"rferc with her If she kept out of
European waters.
Tile lIousHtonic ia trc.htcr of
3,li3 gross tons, aud was built in 1891.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
WILL. AID IN CITY PLANNING

The Richmond Real Estate Exchange
has been advised by Mayor Ainslic that
N" disappearing exhibit has been So
cured and would be on exhibit in this
city TOR hNc DAYS, starting May 8 The
exhibit viii be shown at ST. East Main
street the use OF which has been con-
tributed by the owners free OF all
charge.
i'hs exhibit will bring to the city In
the only way practicable the hest that
can he shown in the science of citv
planning. 1T would. require years OF
travel and thousands Of dollars Of cx-
pens" for single individual to visit
ana study the scenes OF these improve
mcnts." wrote Mayor .Ainslic This has
been done by the use OF pictures, draw
ngs and charts. and the city Will have
five days in order that il may see the
way that other cities have solved their
problems. ACCOMPLISHED lecturers will
tell in detail The use OF the charts and
what troubles otlIcr cities have expert
problem of city planning.
The Real Estate Exchange has rcp,ied
10 Mayor Ainsiic stating that they
heartily indorse the movement and that
they will cooperate in every way that
they can 20 make the exhibit worth
while. This cXhibit, which was secured
after much opposition and which has
been exhibited in dozens OF cities
shouid prove extremely intercsting
I'm auction sale OF interest Will be
held Thursday. when tho property at
the southwest corner of Tenth and
Main streets, said 10 be ono OF tho most
valuable corners In tho down town bust
ness section, will be sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
CHANcEny TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds of Bargain mud snlc.
NmnmntinE to XI:.NI5.

Amounting to x33.0s5.
Henry :. WallcrStein, ct ux. To j. J.
Miller, 2IXl29 feet south limo Grove
Avenue. II feet west of Elm street.
March L. 1913. tax IS, $40.
j. 7. Carneal, trustee. to Mrs. Mar.
carct y. Shields, "A feet IA inches.
49, feet west line Twcnty-third street
~ the south corner of Leigh Street
March B. 1873. tax 81. $50.
Henry :. Wallcrstcin. ct lux. TO o. j.
Davis. - l2Xl73 feet I? inches. south
limo Hanover Avenue, ~ IL feet cas-;
Of Auhurm Avenue. April II. 1913. tax
81. $40
-. }. Davis Q, mx. TO Henry S. Wal
south line Main Street, ~ feet ~ inches
east of Plum street. April II. 1915,
tax SIS. $40.
Il -. Thompson. ct IN. to r. j. Me.
cullough. 2Gxi2o feet. south line Ecv-
crly street. 80 feet west of Sycamore
street. April -, 1918, tax 81. $3.50
Annie IL. and T.. o. purvis to John
l.. Swartwout. S0HI33 feet. west line
Lamb Avenue. 90 feet north Of Craw-
ford street. April IL, 1915, tax 80 $40
Jessie II. Amos To John W. vii
Avenue. 100 feet south OF I.aburnum
Avenue. April -. 1918. $2,375.
William 'tcgcr. ct uX. 10 Mrs. Her
ninc buski. - feet I IL inches BY
~ feet. north line Taylor Street, -
feet 5 inches east of CRANKY Street.
April J. 1918. tax $3.50. $40.
Lawrence Duski, ct uX, to William
Stca"r. - i-2XII0 feet At the south
west corner of Main and Vine Streets
April -. 1919, tax $50, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

Monday-H. y. Smith vs.. IIcnrico
County school Eoard. Gum & Mat
thews. y. o.; Throckmorton. ~ Il.
w. u. Robins w. T.. u. aud a. q. Wool
bridge, Winston. Smith & Smith. y. o.;
James 4. Lewis, j.. Il. Same VS.. iIarri-
son Wyman. Smith &; Smith. p. a; C. r.
Moore. y. Il.
Tucsday--C. A. Mcrrick VS.. Oakland
stock Farm. Beverly & rcyton, p. a..
Gum Il Mathews. y. d.
Wcdncsday-ticorGc W. Jordan vs. L.
j. Southworth. Il. W. Carrineto on. u. q:
I.ightfoot & Tucker. y. Il. Gordon *
Iightfoot, receivers 20. Tr"wbridpc Il
I,anRhtcry. Gordon & iightfnot y. a.
Mct;rirc. Riley, Bryan II r.rglcst"n,
~. d. broadway National Bank ~
Tr"wbridgc, sutton. y. a.: Mcclure.
Riley. Bryan & EGglcston. u. ii.
Thursday -Alos"s smiths admins
tratriN KS. Virgin Carolina Chemical
Company. WcndcnburG. y. a.: c;,bcIl
u. d. Y. Y. I'it,s vs. Thomas Carter, ct
~" James T. Lewis, i. o.. Smith X
Cohen. T. Il.
Friday. r. Woods executor vs..
Dcitrick. NJ. Hoscnbloom vs.. Mrs. NJ
Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
HOTELS
runhssu ND, ROMAN ...vus.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. VA.

The most aSnincent motel In n,
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en- suite. with and without baths
Special sample rooms
TABLE D'IDTI: Snturtmy md Sun.
SRS. to %. 81. so each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
SOME SALES CLOSED
DURING PAST WEEK

Inc transfers OF city property last
week reached II total of slS3.S03.4O.
.tmonE the sales of a larger order were
the following: Mary T.. Brown sold TO
oharies :. Sickcl the two-story brick
uwe'iing 1T the southwest corner Of
faTk Avenue and Rowland Street. The
property fronts twcnty-siN feet two and
one nan inches. and sold for $4,000. II.
H. hamilton to -. II. Hey. two brick
dwellings at 2G2O and 2622 West Main
street, Tor $4,000. John NJ. Lawlcr to
QUEENS Home Insurance Company. two
iotS on Orleans Street, between Fifth
ana Sixth Streets, Fulton. for S1,70O.
iiehrY &. Chamberlain TO Emma l..
Smith. a two-story brick dwelling at
2i2l Floyd Avenue. The consideration
Was $500.
''chrlco county property continues to
snow an Improvement The sales have
Increased almost three times the num-
DER t!lat were made just after anncXa-
ZION. Last week the business amounted
!" nearly $4,000, and WAS in the main
Tor small acreage tracts. Peter j. White
S"Id 10 John j. LicSfcld - tract contain
NIX lilo acres. ON til" south side OF the
GA Deep Run Turnpike. about nine
mics west OF the ci;N for SJoyO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Richmond & Petersburg Electro r.,

Bn%sasc tl.mned Week days only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
LAW AND EQUITY cornr.

Monday-York National Eank " i
Il. I'aschal. l.. l.. Lewis. y. a: VIII
liamS L. Mullen. y. a
Tucsday--EZra T. IIcrscy vs. Nri;"l
Company. John c. Pollard, p. a.: En-
mc.t Scaton. r. d.
Ncdnesoa y-Ciaulcy Mountain Coal
90. W.. West Virginia Coal CO.. Sands
& Blake, y. O.: Mcclure. Riley, bryan
& EgGlcaton. y. d.
Thursday-Katie y. Smith rs. + ~.
Howe, j.. Iellcznik, p. a.: Jus,is & Wise
n. Il. Otto GUttman vs. l.; l.. Good
mans Administrative, :. :. l.. TattcSou
p. H.: j. Kent Rawlcy. =. Il.
Frtiay--Anna II. GihSon's admins
traitor vs. r. l.. Earncs. Wallcrstciu
vs. Barnes, Miller & Miller, u. a.; Ilill
Montague, p. ii. Good viii Council VS.
y. a.: Cutchins, p. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

FURNISHED middle Has. y very dcsir-
ablc, bright rooms with modern con
vcnicnces, from ARM - to October or
November. y. c. \. 1919 Park Avenue.
Randolph 1Sl-W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
COUNCIL. SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of tho Coun :
ell and committees arc called for this
week:
Monday-?olice Investigating Com :
mittec. at o'clock, in the City Cir
cult Court room.
Tuesda Finance Committee. Il, =
O'clock. and the Public Buildings prop-
critics and Utilities Committee. at the
same hour.
Thursda y-Commtic on Advcrtis-
ing and Enterprises. At o'clock. The
Committee on Ordinances also meets
at ) o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
c,IA>crny DEEDS or TRUST.
Seven Deeds OF Trust. Amounting Il


Henry 5. Wnllcrstcin to J. r. Car
neal, trustee. % feet . inches by leo
rect south me Main street. A feet
-. 1919, 81 900.
Myrtle y. and Il. l.. Thomas TO Rich
a n" nc Waca ,F siree S FEE, ess'
Of West street, April Is. 1915. 1887.
Maurice Il. barrett. ct NIX. to IT.. T..
Hichcson. ct al. trustees. 37N1l3 feet
north line Leigh Street. 81 feet east Of
Third street. April -. 1915, $3.50.
Louis Marchrtti. ct al. to II. r..
I,ichcson. ct al, trustees. 44X130 feet
west line Second Street, 96 feet north
of Marshall. April -. 1915. tax 81.
$50.
j. W. Binns, CT NY, 10 c. G.. Chaplin,
ct al, trustees, tiXl55 feet at tho
northwest corner Of Thirticth and Mar
shall streets; also 20X1l2 feet ut the
northeast corner Of Thirticth and Mar
shall streets April IL. 1916, S2,S32
h. s. Willis. ct ux, to j.. Sittcrding,
ct ais, trustees. 25x12o feet at the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
CmANcEmr RELEASE DEEDS.
-Four Rcieasc Deeds, Amounting to
ST,lI5.

James u. Carncal, ct AL. trustees. to
Charles W. Shields, l1N,a6 fee: inches
west line Randolph street. 10? feet
south OF Taylor Street. April -, 1915.
g. 7. Allen. trustee, to Myrtle y.
Thomas. 2oN1l2 feet south line Wal
Street. April ii. 1918. Sos. We"
j. ID. Carneal. trustee, to Mary Re
bccca Cox. 20N220 feet north line Clay
April Is. 1915. s1.OU7.
w. T.. Rcdd. trustee. to Joseph w.
Ilnndlcy. 30Nl29 feet inches north
limo Hanover Avenue. 60 feet inches
east OF Rowland Street. April Il, 1915.
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
FOR RENr-Busincss Property.

DRUG store for sal" owing Ia other
interest. am uhahl" I" give my store
personal attention Doing GOOD bust
ness and ~ prohtJbic ono Wtll sell for
cash or on time. with good security.
Address Box 672 care iod"kcr Drug Go.
GOOD business stand ana healthy To-
Cality. Store and motel attached.
Necessary outbuildiugS. ~ acres land
highly improved. Convenient TO high
school, churches. post Office and mill.
Address II. Il. Sissou. punhrook Va.
Will sublct office half block from
Main. near poSt-oilicc. with use OF uu-
limited phone. SAD mouth. For par
ticularS address J. ISL care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
.AUsTR|ANs MAY SPRING
SUDDEN ATTACK ON ITALY
Expected to Move When Convinced
That Rome Government Means
to- Intervene.
PROSPECT CAUSES no ALARM
Already There Are Large Italian
Forces Concentrated ON Border.
Turkish Statesman Thinks Italy
Will Remain Neutral.

PARIS. April l7.-Thc belief is be-
coming general I'm Rome that Austria
VIII mako a sudden attack on Italy as
soon rs She becomes convinced that
the latter has determined Ia Intervene
)" 'hc war, according to a Rome dis
patch to the Matin. This prospect is
S''" L" De causing no alarm. however,
""c'"S" OF The concentration of large
'''i'aH FORCES OH the Austrian frontier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

TWO flats. / furnished. at az Barton
NvCmuo. Barton H.i.uts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18

UrpEK lluI rooms. htt0, HWU cICCtriC
lights. $3.50 month. loli pHk-
wood Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
lack of money. and this is tho hes, news

lack or money. and this is tho best news
OF all
one of tho reasons that is set forth
,or INC "uli period IL that spring was
''H mus year and this naturally held
~" "h riaSscs OF business. which re-
fleets on the real estate marlxc, n wa.
Hoinicd out yesterday, ns a sign that
conditions are Improving. the great
amount OF trading on tho stock market
me agencies reported Yesterday that
'hc demand for property was increasing
'h" ans" t1iat the inquiries were now
reaching large numbers. The greater
amount OF trading is for suburban prop
"rtN. of which Highland Park. Barton
Ii"iShts and Gintcr Park seems to be
thclmost active.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
ShcitOn-DnsliRun.

Spccial To The Times Dispatch
I.fNCllEuRG. VA, April William
i. shelton, Of this city, and Miss T:culah
Ba sham. daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Joseph !. IIasham, OF Hartford County.
Maryland, were married this afternoon
ut the home Of the brides parents, near
Street. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. George ~. BENNETT. of tho Meth
odiSt Church Mr.. Shelton is head book
Keeper OF tho I.ynchburg Trust and Saw
ings Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
General store nobbrh.

tSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch
I.rNCiiBll:G, VA. April I---'rhe
general store OF NJ ". White. at 1yc
Hiv'r was robcd on Thursday night OF
more than S%un worth OF Goods from the
stock. Tha, section OF Nelson County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
BUILDING PERMITS.
Two building Permits, Amounting To-
Ss2j.

Permits for repair work were issued
ny Building Inspector Butler NcStrr-
day as follows:
Charley Jcncs. to repair brick dwell
ing 23O6 Hancock Street. to cost S.2J.
Mrs. Matilda Hall. to repair frame
dwelling 1900 Third Avenue, Highland
la:k. to cost 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
Bnilry-Ttnrvcy.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LYNCIIBURG, VA. April i7.--At the
country home OF Mrs. Edward Caldwell,
i'm AppomattoX County. on Friday. her
sister, Miss Mary Harvey, of Spring
Mills. was married to Clyde Bailey, Of
Blueiield, w. Va. Rev. Rogers, n broth
cr-in-law OF the bride onlciatcd Miss
Essic Harvey was the maid OF honor
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey have gone to Blue
field 10 reside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-18
MARI,IAt:E LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued 10y the
clerk Of the Hastings Court Yesterday
as follows:
George .. Pomprcy and Stella NJ.
Harper.
Tyler.
Stewart l.. Fierce and Emma Brooks
Gardner.