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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

former ally" says the newspaper,
from joining our enemies was made
on May 10 by considerably extended
PROMISES on the part OF Austria-Hun-
gary, which the imperial chancellor
read in the reichstag on the 18TH.
After the presentation Of these nego-
tiations no Green Book can alter the
fact that il Italy takes up arms against
her previous allies she will be guilty
of a breach of faith and trust and
will be acting in order 70 gain in
creased power which was offered the
Italian people with all possible guar
antees, voluntarily. without blood
shed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
xerxes and the HeIIespont.

Xerxes was furious when storm
wrecked his bridge OF boats in the
Hellespont from Abydos to Sestos. Not
content with having the engineers de-
capitated, he ordered the infection OF
300 Iashes upon the strait and the let
ting down into il of set of letters
Herodotus discredits the story that
Xerxes also sent irons 20 brand the
strait. But the historian does give the
'.non-Hellenic and biaspbemous terms
which the coursgers were ordered 10
use: Thou bitter water. this is the
nenaIty which our master infiicts up
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
V!ETCH DESERTS
BACHELOR RANKS
Fermrr Esea fsiansgr Tale. HI Eirt-
weed fistsi stsaaxraRhsF fgs Bride
az pes Neiaes.

Waet fs.aas frfsass % tEs EFoa@
vut o. tsfrrrssse o. e fiseases frn1s
D-s Wssars. iowa saE9.faeigE ere
aarrlaEs 90 IEaeazs Z. Vtsfe4 asf
yftss Lslis Peace No ssrr~1 as BE
sssasEraessF whils ~ wss proprietor
af ere Etrfuao9 kaFsf
1fr Vfefek vac a FssttFtE 81 Hnet
tslarf 81 gsafs bsfsFs l9eattGs Dr. urs
tf5.aes. ti- cane here gFa@ Eis bone
l- rfssrlEa. ut. tssiss respi11cl~e.'
ss IA e5rrE ir tsa o1rrs of tae EtgeG ls-
fsrE raaf LAea Es became operator
era trsrr manager % sks local bls,-
e-ss Of ere Postal Is,~EFsrs COMPANY,
Traes eats resrsf9a o. wea: Co tar
Harper Easss. wGsrs fas q gufzbes %
years 30 served az steward lraruiGE
tsa essEt bas.asss fruGs ere EFosrl
I'd. Fra- ere ftasgss BE- wrat Co ere
E.sEWaof. faFirE q soaE lease oa the
property. devs,an.aF g tato gae % tho
r-ass prosperous E9tsis o. Iowa sas-
r-ar ma1tGs ESQ lfF. Eissch disposed
% els tiricwooG lease. sa4 f. sceEiaE
a f8easf5s Or larger te.fs- Tho vef-
ss-r was a complete surprise Go Air.
Vl-teaa frisras o. uFs Eioiaes ard
arre also.
rasa vas rsrsress bT his Rock L.
fssf seF.afesaeess as c1uGrrar
aaee-fer ts fs saif % tiea O. Dee
ffs1r~s fEas DO can COW write Die
.e-ee -ar a FssFtFr azil.ioa dollars
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
THREsHERs BY THE
TRAINLoAD COMING

TIE wanefg ea@pseF uiti ship o
SOFIA srsirtaas 6f saEirss and sFpara-
TORS matr Oh us a'aets ht L-44'"Ttf
ace Hieas1at. fet. Battle Cf~cs.
Trlet.. aaf atlrtwaErF. 1i.ar.. farp1Fa
n4-.s tsssef era 1te,ie- 1a thr mora
- - vfrg Il mere wi.f D. 90 cars
srf ftrT VII o. has+iri - che t'.e
ts.aas rost fresa uefF OAK. ~. 90
$3.50 "a. re- e5asfEnmrat 90 -
rs-f f- te- tsef1t=E - this Feer p
seat harvest fa ser s7afaWesi. Te-
.-.5a arr travel OF FsFi5stt schedule
ar. e. way. CO ust tragr M7!isr az
s.rf asa ROCK tsiarf az SOS ia tar
~1Frtrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
PEORIA WOMAN
PRAISES REMEDY
M-s rIz esrsrs Tets fs-7sr%a7s
Esssr. arGa After ssHsrtrs tsf
WsrFfss

as rga caaard avss az sQ5 staf'
ga -sr-E F-ertE Sac sszrFsG treH2
sa@ae1 sreabls Cor saatsss SaeAasE
sssm.f CO.. sire reusf. oEs Gay -
visited Is sister Wao Restless - Al'''1-'
.aTaa. asa ueee gFEsnt zl-rtss g.
sastsf Co ~ oes bottle q 1eyFs
Waaf-rel E@mrey- las. o. Esr eNa
~oris. .s ne stary o. ssr st7=r'--e~
--raaa E
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tsFsnfr vua oalas Oh sg st7rsssa.
N5g-f e. wfse So as4 esieA tar A.
Eea at q fia- . haG rsizs - y
ste wal.a at staa-s . shos<et Na,s-1
T. Ea. Q vas ander tas Gaeter's ca :
far eslr msntns. bat &C 20 rslt7f -
a. ogs GAY whGs o. u.oorsiS.'sl :
~ sister rersaafsd ras 60 t&<s -
80 IL ysas reriedy To sag tAo 70
SUES we're NauGsresf wof.lG - -
taE O. mEGy. Aftsr ths srss -
sy pain iaft ras. nv a17s1t1
srevsf. ny stfe bseaans Gear 49,
az f-Es ffEr a rev 0o@tE
sfaqr.s vgaadsrfsi asuzssy Etv->
beraaneat results for sseezsee- Hse'
ssd iafsssiraf araerst IA; az -
al whatever yoa tfts. 70 rsar- . =
tssss sstrr satfnE. grssssrS qN 50 =
flr stomach and srosGd ths hsaF'
Gee oG@ rotti~ 90 roar sr-gn7ss -
AT 10y q On az ahsoe4ss E'zafan'
sos satisfactory &oGsJ - %
sssss6--tAarJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
ENJOYS QUIT ROME:
ARMIES CLASH h6Ah
fcontinaed from PAGE onel


about a friendly agreement between
~ two countries. but from the begin
Ming negotiations we're made difheuIt
beeausc Italy insisted territorial con
eessions should take effect immedi-
Rfeiy.
Itaiv nrst made known her demands
on April II. They include the ahso-
iu,. Pronunciation by Austria OF Trent
Including the German town OF BoEen'
n Reimbursement OF the frontier alons
th. IsouEo river: the inclusion OF
Trie.t in a new independent state. and
,he ecssion OF the CurZolari archipei-
ago together with recognition OF heF
supreme interests In Albania
In return Italy Is said 10 have oner-
"a a lump sum OF ss0.ooO.0oo for debt
redemption and engaged TO remain
neutral as long as this war lasted
Germany dsd SIS utmost 20 induce
Italy 20 moderate its claims as Il be
ileved the unconditional acceptance OF
them would have affron,ed seriously
IN. interests and dignity OF Austria
An Unexpected Declaration
While negotiations were still pend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

ing. however. the Italian ambassador
al Vienna presented on Nay an IN
expected declaration that Italy re-
earded the triple alliance as having
been broken by Austria's proceedings
AGAINST Serbia in August. The amoas-
sador declared he had been Instructed
10 withdraw all offers made by his gov
eminent. With regard 10 Germany the
Italian government confined itself 10
bringing 20 the knowledge OF Berlin
the declaration presented ~ Vienna
on May 4.
The last attempt 10 prevent our
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
LOCKOUT ENDS
IN COMPROMISE
f,,s.ss-rs AIT Hast.r Bafissrs ftasi-
fr caase e. a sasfsfsetsrI
AFrrsmsnE
ssrrubaT uGLF HOLIDAY efvtN
s.-..rmru Formerly nat tftsrusaut
Or DarlaF -ammer Wages WI
Ermaia sane.

r-..Hr ~ ra- i7arssTassa earpre-
-. a.. ass existed s.ees Stay o.
.- r.f.F Nare easter t.slatess
...-..a-s esas ts r. esssss-LT sac
- srre-esrs. rsarusgsssz eae.-
.. Il. "a rae-v-ar eeetraes ss ere
s asre s.aI-. fi errts EEL ealrs
serrrt .' e
as.rrsaeaf a. BOZ.
ds 5000. -. ....
ts ....-.........
. are satisfied ss rave
FI f-"srf-s Here
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IHs fl october Eer fe-
..- Hf.r EeUtsF tsreafs7.st
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r .ae1rr wa vas
fHa sertss af e7ssf
49,. ssaEfaaee eeaF&
s .s Hlf BODY sat s1s lars
9ees wgra tssT set le
~ % r.- master eItiisff tsae
Hr ag1-arrt ts fsF ant
E.e issHrr eE
.s enc ett4e.sI sas-f
as f Graas sf a Sec
-. g. waiver ar tls tTssa9 faf a
~. 81. .H-..a.t Gene vase Increase
el.. WAC represented ttsef Isttsa
s. f.. Davenport SO a AL
NH stl. Wrrr Ut IT,
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t.r.Ha. .- Sally declared 81.
Hra aF worE Tedag-
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E Fas ss.llef ta faelf sa-.s. set-aee
.l only Ea- ESQ are sTretrt Bee ta
1000 -lsfs sf lsr .eer~ locals
H1r. a Davenport hat h-as
esr Terms larrrl as ar.Hrre ~
mar AMI lssrar --a Nt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

on thee because thou has wronged him
though he has never wronged thee.
King Xerxes will cross thee, wnetnei
thou wilt or not, but thou deserves
not sacrifice from any man, because
thou are treacherous river OF salt
water"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
CHRIS Mellow IS HIGH
BOWLER FOR WEEK

rrr.s mellow lose eveafaE broke ttr
-...tt-~ rsete ksza score fos ttr we-e
al. a. fsfaat C.fF GawiinE alleys heii
81 Az astse4aEs. wkea be made tlf.
s.sfe--srn.s rearr kFf beer tif 2ie-
~ ~s.fed VIA Jake starofsfy. the
f5-r--- rszkiae q tgsai % go f9s three
rs~~s. era ere latter go,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

r-rbasa. fii.-pr. ". 8 FiummeT
u-vsn % ChieaEo. chairman % the
~o.,.,i,t~@ on Christian education OF
49,. tsy~sbyfrFiau synod OF Illinois. an
.,,,,esa that /. has been decided 20
80 = campaign 90 raise $4,000 20
clear indebtedEsss aud 10 tneFsAAs "
p-rs@ut endowment % tsV!vo'. ipoNin
forward 90 the permanent sn"oN ils'.,
ssr uorE among FrcsbytcriAa women
AZ the Cniycrsity % Illinois
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
The Bar Harbor Chairs and
Rockers pictured

uhns representing one % The most remarkable sum
r~r furniture values any other hrua has ever
vressatsd. there are May other bargains 20
s.e-.-~a esraparativsiy a. remarkably low-pFieed-
- 49, ~ a. on either ths chair rocker includes
,ss lssss cushion hieh itsslf q bought separately
vFsais cost Etout $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
BIRMINGHAM OUT AT
REQUEST OF soMERs

e,f-v-tass. oAio. Sfzy si--JoS BIZ
1850 r.sfxass ss EzaaAEsr % ths
$1,000 Ars~rfean league eAs-bail
sssss TO-DAY. FrssssSnt sosrsrs
f1rzzsnxkszs's resiznaiios
sass.sd 80 successor hAs 80 -
"a Tns roor sso~isE o. tne 80
as. ysar sse 90 Tar tAis 's~-
:, as rssireszsns-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

Russian Baltic feet. s. dead % pneI-
nsouia a. the marine hospital az lsrsai
Admiral vou Essen took part N tn'
var. He Nas "a com
saand % the Russian hatileahip So
na..oosi when she vas suuk BY the
Japan~ss On December. 1905. on Tor.
Arshar. Two months later he crossed
ths unit-d states on the way "''A
~. far east 60 St Petersburg
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
Chair and Rocker made of Finest
Willow

The frames are made Of selected lumber about when
thc willow IS closely by skilled willow work
erz The scat reinforced % sustain heayy 9oales
~. cushions are OF pure cotton encased In figured
fabric OF beautiful design. The cushions are OF tne
9...et,1,,s tvne Chairs Rockers. Settees Springs
-. an included during this sale at specially attrac-
nrices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21

rsFsra tss sasira szzesr q ezFrsz-
srrs ls FEs srt-efsiss
Faror tsezi CasPsatsrs-
AaaseFr etsass 20 - laeeFs9ratrei
res1 ssr srFeszsa. s&fe4 VII have
Er-ss s-sct fs eGeefttzsssE sas two fac
F..es fs tsas wefe4 states ssst Fsstises
sasresItsre esrEsessss wi - sieFz
sssfsferes ueeesfsF sesse Gel wofa
W1rE sfssT leafs ssf o. safzftag
afssrsaoas VII BE- PAS Zoe st e9at.s
sss rsEstsf waEr scale. so ugrS e. 20
e- seae s~ sassrfzq sffsTEeoss uaIsfs
ere eaeElslaa g 80 esfielaE - sass
ssss tEss re- ssesssarY 20 gFsgret as
ass-r trea Fesztstas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-21
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL is
DEAD OF PNEUMONIA

F-.rsx-a4. Nay - VITA Lsnaoa- y
.s~-s-xf Voc Ess~r. conrssnfsr Of sn@
Newark post., 1915-02-10
Farm Sale

101 ACRES---About 2 miles from
Newark, Del. Good Dwelling, Barn,
Granary, Chicken House, Etc. Good
fertile land. Immediate possession.
Will sell for less than $50 per acre.
Newark post., 1915-02-10

of any moneys in the Treasury of
the State of Delawre not otherwise
appropriated, to be paid by the
State Treasurer to the Trustees of
Delaware College, at the times and
in the manner as follows One
Thousand, Two Hundred and
Eighty-one Dollars to be paid on
the First day of July, A. D. 1915,
and Two Thousand, Three Hun
dred and Forty-seven dollars to be
paid on the First day of July, A.
D. 1916.
Section 2. The money hereby
appropriated shall be used and ap-
piled by the Trustees of Delaware
College, for cooperative agricult-
ural extension work in the State of
Delaware, in connection with the
United States Department of Agri-
culture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05
cHANcERY TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Deeds of BnrEnin md Snle,
Amounting to SI.SSO.

H. r.. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to +. H.
Byron Street. September &c. 1915,
80 INCHES By -. feet on an alley be-
tween Main. Allison and Sycamore
Streets and Floyd Avenue September
Minnie H. il. 6; Try e, vir. to Forest
j.. Elicit. Soxl25 feet east line Tween
ticth Street. at the north corner OF
Brauer's Lane October ., 1915. $500.
2eXso Feet east line Graycourt Avenue
being lot 10 in block Il in the plan OF
Brookdal". August u, 1915; tax $3.50,
J. II. Kidd TO j. NJ Broski. 7ox14o
icet al tn. southeast corner of Burns
street and Virginia Avenue. October
William r. Parker ct ais, to Maggie
Al. aunn, II l-2xGs feet west line Gil
mer Street. 1913 IL feet south Of Clay
street. 200 feet east of Kinney street
May ~, 1919; tax $3.50, $40
Minnie K. Gibbs. TO y. b.. Sheppard,
Road; September /. 1915; tax 81. $40.
kj ps'sy % ., Pieasants ct viz to II. w.
me Fourth Street, l02 feet inches
north Of Canal Street. October l. 1915;
tax $3.50. $40.
H. "; King ct Tx, to. Daisy D. Pleas
ants, 595lo2 feet south line Roberts
october !. lol5 tax s .2o, So, street
Inc Surburg Co. TO Standard Tobacco
Company. t?.7xl32 feet east line TWEEN
tysecond Street. between Main and
Franklin Streets; also t4xl22 feet cas-,
Inc Twcnty-sccond Street, between
Main and Franklin Streets: also 22x4I
feet on south SIDE OF an alley In this
block and adjoining last mentioned lot.
september 2s, 1915: tax sle. 81.
NJ. NJ Ellis ct NIX. TO @. +. Carter. lot
September %. io15. $500. ''
9, l.. Dcnoon, trustee, TO II. NJ. Stuart,
lAXS5 feet at the northeast corner Of
/ Ihirteenth and Marshall Streets. Janu-
nry 2i 1915. t2.OI0.
II. NJ Stuart to J.. II. Ford. the same
property as described IN deed next
above. September ~. 1915. s2.01o
Edward Winfree TO w. +. Drinkard.
Jr. 35Xlto feet At the southeast corner
Of Virginia Avenue and Byron street.
tctnher .. 1919; tax 81. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05
MILLIONS FOR SIDEWAYS
More rhnn siUO.OOO.ODO Already Ex-
pended and Contracts AsErsSntins
siTS.G6O.tOO Awarded In New York.

NEW YORK. October 4.--Morc than
Sl0p,o0o.oo0 already has been expended
In the construction of the new dual
subway system here. and contracts
aggregating Sl7S.ooc.ooo have thus far
been awarded for subway and elevated
work. according to report made pub
lie to-day by the Public Service Com
mission. The expenditures include
sums paid By the marlborough Rapid
Transit Company aud the Brooklyn
Rapid-Transit Company, as we'll as by
the city On September l2.74S men
were employed in subway work.
when finished the dual system will
consist OF $40 miles of single -track
railroad. including 200 miles In the old
subway and elevated line. The total
cost of the system when equipped is
estimated at $3.50. 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05

Second street. eleven outlets
Same, for &. a. Grappone. 1909 East
'ranxlin street. one fourth horse
power motor.
Same. for Jewel Tea Company. North
Third street. one one-h horse POI ., 1.
motor and three lights
Winston Electric Company. for Dr..
Graham, PA East Franklin street. "ne
outlet.
W. II. jerks. for \. b. Blair. 4O4
West Franklin Street. four fixtures
Same. for Il. J. Beattie, 27O5 Stuart
avenue. thirty-two fixtures.
Same, for Schwarzschild Brothers.
Second and Broad streets. ten fixtures.
Same. for John H. Rose & Co. li27
East Main Street. six outlets.
w. II. Lucy. for Mr.. Meyers. 2232
West Grace Street. two fixtures.
w. L. Neblctt. for Gill Brothers. 907
McDonough Street. repairing wiring
Same. for II. II. Gill. 1915 Albany
Avenue, fourteen fixtures.
Sane, for Panama Confectionery. 100
Hull street. six outlets.
Same. for William Bowman. 52l West
Eleventh Street. eleven outlets ana
three fixtures.
Same. for NJ. T.. Knight & Co, l345
HUI street. one tlve-horse- po W or
motor.
Same. for Binford school. Vine Street
ana Floyd Avenue, one twenty and tw o
ten horse- power motors.
Same, for j. \. Clarke. Twenty-fifth
and Stoncwall Streets. forty-two out
lets,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05

United states Of America. Richmond.
Simon y. w. Drew, president. Washing
ton. ID G.; James w. Poe. secretary.
Hichmond: J, Thomas Hewin. treasurer.
Hichmoud. No capital stock.
Norfolk. W. II. Thompson. president;
J. r. Curtis. secretary, both of Norfolk.
capital: maximum. s2n.0o0: minimum.
$4,000: par value. Sloo object: buying
ana selling gasoline boats, etc.
K. III: Iiard"Sty Co. Inc. Richmond.
X. H. i!hrdcsty. president: A. 6. Col
Inns, vice president. r. II. llardcsty. Jr..
secretary, all Of Richmond. Capital:
maximum. $1,000; minimum. $4,000:
par value, 500. Object: candy bust
ness.
amendment to the charter of the
Eastern Caroline Home and Farm As
sociation. Inc. Norfolk. increasing
capital stock from $4,000 to 5000. 600
Supplemental articles of association :
Petersburg and AppomattoX Railway
Company, Richmond. changing princinal
Office from Richmond TO Petersburg and
to s3Oo.00O
:. Tucker e Laxton. Inc. Il North euro
lima corporation. domesticatcd to 10
business in Virginia. =. H. G. Cabell.
statutory agent. Richmond. Capital
stock. $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05

Richeson ct al, trustees. 60xl35 feet
west line Barton Avenue, 100 feet south
s2,95O.
w. a. Meredith to Harry T. Moore ct
al, trustees. 60N14O feet east line Fourth
Avenue. 40 feet north Of Custer Street
October ], 1915, si,i30.
T.. II. Ford to G. H. Denoon. trustee
lSx95 feet at the northeast corner OF
Thirteenth and Marshall Streets. Sep
tcmbcr 20. 1915. Sl.GS0
Jane r. DeJarncttc ct vir. to +. r
sutton. trustee, - feet 81 inches by
81 l-2 feet south line Leigh street. %
feet "a inches east OF Ninth Street
September %, 1915. $4,000.
w. H. Adams ct ais, to III. r. Pollard
Jr.. trustee. 2S feet . inches by LIS
feet south line Grace Street, 81 feet 3
Inches east of West Street. Septembc!
rs, 1919. $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05
cIIANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Eleven Relcnse Deeds Amounting {,
S.,5.O4g,S1.

Eleven Reicnse Deeds Amounting to
S35,049.S2.
Charles y. Williams, Jr., ct nj, trus-
tees. TO ]. H. Kaufman ct al. IS feet =
inches by so feet 3 inches north line
Main street, AZ feet inches west Of
James Is. Dunlop. 42xl17 feet n6rth
line Cary Street, 10 feet inches east
Of Addison street september /, 1915.
o. NJ. Jacobs ct al, trustees, to II.
Stewart Jones: +sxi25 feet north line
say ns5 8 feet feet, wes ns Of ga Pr
feet at the northeast corner OF Cary
and Addison Streets. September /. 1915,
William Grimmcll, trustee TO ]. II.
Robinson ct ux, 20 l.2Xl23 feet west
north Of Charity Street. August !.
Bruce ct ais, 7oXl4o feet AT the south
east corner OF Virginia Avenue and
Burns street. January IL. 1915, SIPS.
l.. NJ: Vaughan CT al. trustees. TO
James *. Dunlop. 40 feet I inches by
| II feet at the northeast corner of Cary
and Addison Streets. September /, 1915.
s2.594oo.
Same to same. 4sxl25 feet north line
Cary Street IS feet west Of Sycamore
street T. ss gut,on lul ls S to Sane
DeJarnctte, % feet "a inches by
81 l-2 feet south line Leigh Street. %
rect 8 ga inches east Of Ninth Street
September %, 1915. $3.50.
Paul +. Shafer. trustee. to W. r. Cat
lett. 4oxl1o feet at the southeast corner
Of Lombardy Street and West Avenue
September 90. 1915, s3,270.
4. j. Chewing ct al trustees, to
Alice ]. Clarke, 4oxl35 feet at the
southeast corner of Barton and Craw-
ford Avenues. September -, 1915
s124o25
Green e Redd, trustees. to Z. L. Ficld
25xlto feet north line Park Avenue, go
feet west Of Cleveland street Novem-
Der @ 1911. sj06.25.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were ISSUED by the
clerk Of the Hastings court yesterday
Willard = Smith. OF Virginia Beach
and VI. Ella Avis
sidney sutherland aud Emma Slaush-
ter BatkiuS.
James Robert Paschall and Alice
Blair Hoge
Albert stringer and Nora Agnes
Martin.
Edward r. MarkoT, of Newark. y j.
and Rena Esther Marks.
Joseph /. kastleberg. Jr., and Mary
Elizabeth Wallcnhorst
+. Earle Lutz and Elizabeth w
Ciary
L.andon Carter Wexford and Cay
Montague.
Robert f. Lecler, Jr., and Mary
Horace r. Hart. Of Norfolk. ,and
Nanmie Mae Moodnli. of Atlantn.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate
market yesterday. while confined almost
entirely to the transfer OF small prop
crty. was active. The sales were mum
eerous and aggregated $4,000. while
iitnrico County and South Richmond
property was inactive.
Tho Surburs Co.. of Newark. y. j.
sold three lots fronting together. 1851
feet on the east side OF Twenty second
street, between Main and Franklin
streets, 10 the Standard Tobacco Com
pany, local concern. The property is
improved with brick structures and sold
for $1,000.
J. II. Kidd sold to j. NJ Broski a lot
fronting liU feet at the southeast cor
ner of Burns Street ana Virginia Ave-
nue. for $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05
HuSTINGs COURT. PART II.

James Bayne. an infant. Instituted
SUIT III the Hastings Court. Part H.
Yesterday. through his father w. H.
BaNnc. against the southern Railway
company for S5.000 damages No
declaration WAS filed
Hunter Preston instituted suit for
- 600 damages against the Virginia
Railway and Power Company There
was no declaration iilcd.
The suit of Thomas T. Jeffrics
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company for 100000 damages
alleging the destruction Of his home
by detective electric current supplied
by the traction company. is on trial.
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CNiNCEItY COURT.

The following qualifications were
ihauc IN III: thanccry Court yesterday:
S4fah ~. koanc. executor OF Richard
i;tu! I'aSchon. executor of the estate
OF tle IL. BasCaon, valued at $1,000.
y. w Bennett. administrator Of the
estate OF ammo NJ. Bell The estate is
William II. Craig and George II.
i,eitrich. administrators of the cstat.
o. Frances T.. HARTLEY, valued at
lewis Scott. administrator of the
estate OF Ella Scott
Virginia Trust Company. admins
traitor OF the. estate Of Clara X.
Downs Allen, valued at $1,000.
,, Maria \. Wilder, guardian OF Harold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-05
PimpIes and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
1t May Mean Eczema, Scrofula--The
First Sign Of Inherited Blood Disease


II 'FRONT.' matter howyo
Infected must through blood
Is Th OF
l
g. nd substtu do Get
n advic
y s. Co..
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cHANCERY DEEDS or TRUST.
Ten Deeds of Trust Amounting L
-

samuel Ersfetn ct uX, to John Bagby
trustee. lots 80, % and 81 In the plan Of
+. II. Roatwricht to LEROY p Brown
ct al, trustees. 35Nl4o feet at the south
cast corner OF Enslow Avenue and
iiyron street. September IS, 1915.
S:,oAl
Agnes " Carter ct vir. to g. NJ.
brooks trustee, lot 10 in block b in
the plan OF Brookdale. August o5. 1915,
s933.22,
Leroy Mccarthy to C r. Jones ct al,
trustees. 50xl0h feet south line North
sid" Avenue, go feet west of Yelling
ton street September 80. 1915, 1854
j. NJ Broski to l.. T.. Brown trustee,
!UXli feet at the southeast corner Of
virginia Avenue and Burns Street.
October l. 1918, s2.Ol4
Lync Il. Moseley ct al, to Fl. T..