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Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01

'ods. with f.a mastery III HIS inn
pof.@t position al .laaa
ta5n jog and -a-g GROUND aMa
bee5 bunHrue aHh ae eoaujre-
and .muwe l.~ r'jNie- II Urrnl
A ten d2H Of eIea. d.y Weaaeamj4ai
hNa d mark.1 5earm4 oa deeolon-
meaIs.
Tic orfus.e.o oH Io W. au+ Gar
has he r0a.a e. -,reaela- of ha
fraa auomlia4 10 lc,- .aa 30 miles
in ell The SlrI belief il 1aeaoa
is Ia. .a4a attacks are only 'he
pre.7.ie 3. H'a Is c5miag. Al any
rate. 'ae o.lHa would bc disappointed
il iHa movement Wero moi sustained.
Tse" is 'ha a-aa speculation as %
fae -a5ta@ = aetuu forces from
tha e4-l lnlHe @a-.. although aazthmg
like ra1ftIo information is lekia As
asa.ozl lhc refas 'haf sumo prussian
Guards iala been hurried west there
are mmm- tha fold Marshal Noa
nmaenburg, sill bent On lakins
DHia9k has been reinforced heavily.
Narrower .he ,Auslriaus, iulqing
frum heir ue}T Successes in The south,
apparently h9Ne received fresh troops.
Tae Victory # HE British over 'hc
nufas i'm Ne-ooaiaWm brings General
~ir John NNuo'2man within t50 mites
of B5edad. T8e news came unhcr-
a'aai 20 I.onlao. as Tie flehliug in
aaI enmlrr ha- almost bern forgot
IaH.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
saocndden-rnrnor WeddInn.

Edaar NrFadden of Ihis eilv and
Mis-. Hona Turner of san Luis Obispo
were m3ried hN Justice Of Ihe Peace
NavfaM h,3 mgh al .he home Of
Mr., and Mrs N. J. Bnumley on Euclid
avenue Tho BRIDEGROOM Is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs 1aucy MeFadden
Tha.a who wore present at the
ceremony were }n nj Mrs. NJ. j.
RraWrev e. H. Orob'. Mr.. and Mrs
+ W Waite Dorothy and William
Watt. Miss Lucille BrumleY Miss
Alara4ref Brumley. w W. AIcFadden
and lack Demar.
Mr.. and Mrs. McF3dden will make
their home al Fourth and Olive
streets. Mr. AleFaddeu is in the EN-
ploy Of the Union oil Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
HOITVILLE MAN
UNDER PEACE BOND

II John Snyder disrupts the serenity
in The region Of llollville again, it Will
cost him 5000. il hc succeeds in rails
ing HAT amount, for he is held al
the county aIi mill ne secures some
one ln -i4u the bond for 5000.
The biudua over Of Snyder-folloWed
aNhelrma held yesterday before Jus
lice Of lhc Peace +. j. Norrish of Holt
vile. snyder WIS formally charged
Will assault Will a deadly weapon.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
Carranza Responsible
For the Border Raids

project ,tem~rAs- should need arise
5aHs a.-rure of civil and military
tH#Hri.i.-.
r4a- cpW..aH- ariyng dariu4 lbo
Heh reported a. da'wujue Of 5000
a. eomu o.. au8 started across iuo
~ia NHlra momlaius toward Quay
ma-. il is -ald Ndla Is concenlraln2
1a.00u mou al Gl-5~ G@udes for an
invasion ul Sonora
laUs- ~ou. .00 c5NaIrv la reinforce
ms srogI- r5~l of sonora mountain last
u-lH u ORDER Ia Keen iulE informed
a Villas movements.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
PIONEER
is DEAD HERE

w II. Walls, widely known at Cali
palria and in Ih- Valley Nhera he had
aeht at - rmm~ hospital. Death
was due - part1,I-.
Funeral arfaurrW.W- have NOT yet
been made Mrs. Walls. who is ly-
ing at on Fernando has been hot-
fled of lhe DEATH
Reside, his ~t. Mr. Walls leaves
se}otai chiIraH. wg fhem sor
who has been Jl Cala3til for SOM
limn.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
lmi.sG win li.lt Mn.

Houston. Tex. oe. southern p'-
cifir officials here stated HAD the
roads limited passenger train II iI"
Pacific coast from New orlrm-
known as lhe Sunset Limited. which
dm moi arrive here I5~l ui"hi on sehed-
ue. did moi leave NOW Orleans be-
cau~e Of HE Storm
Train 40. 8, with TOO passengers
for NeW orleans, is still mWooned at
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
County Federation Board
Is In Session Today

The county board Of the California
Federation II Womrn's Clubs is in
session This afternoon al HE Barbara
Moa.n lloiel winch consequently pre-
sea.s rather eaNrr asper! lhan usual
Each IoWn i. represented ON llIr
board, AND lhe purpose Is Ia arranae
Lar lbn county convention. which viii
meai in lleber saturday October lG.
illr elale convention vii meet in
EI Centre in November, bnt lhc coun-
l. board has little lo do with thai.
arraneemoni5 being made by The state
hoarl.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01

I'm messages from de outside world
Railroads have suffered from delay
If traffic. but Goi from yrrY heavr
aa- rHrtion OF property OF hundreds
ar hans i'm lhe path of lhe tornado,
many were divorced hy cirroilou-
routes. Whilo others were stalled uu-
M Ihr track, caul1 he c.r9rad. Thcsc
uam9 are now moving with more reg
u4rilv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
MIlll Seieo RIatal-

Geneva lNia Paris Oct Thc
cmperor's palace IA Berlin vas Fis-
ilrd by lhr commission having i'm
ch1ree HE Sri1uwe Of METALS fer COW
rtun.HH u.r nHi tf .iIf msI
at HE court wa, dam4u lrd. Ihe epaH
rlamharI9u oriee3 an 'hr mamhars
of lin. royal luufN H. "JN' u5iHiu9l
GsIs r. On" orders of EmnefaH NJ
ram III oiIi~.u3 ~ actual ueee- any
use Nlll nc ~rized.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
Cotton Market.

COTTON a9l- iH>e Het been
received Inu NeW Orleans. DaiN Bros.
f.H na1. >eW 1oeE cprued al 1924
for October. f222 for December md
19.aa Tor JanealH ! noon. Il.5i 'of
October, ask 20. Deccmner. 1i93 ask
%. january. l2ut. .osh us; NWr.D
T. 81 -. r. NeW Norh eiasai. or
laaef li.r9. asf -. u'repaaf i'o-
a-E -. lWaa 2.21 sse - p.'e
e3.3 ...tt
taf#aN Nu -4Ie- .Uraa- report
VIH h. g. 1rl prIabrr .
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
First of October Sees
Main Street Thr0nged

Main street lod,y has been like old
lim' for liz lhroug Of people leans
and automobiles. lhu~ eiYin~ further
testimony hal the new season of ae-
tYl. Is opening with a spirit Of en-
llnSl1Sul
There is Ia lidm- the fact. either
an} lhr pcoule are in vastly better
mood Than lle> have been for a year.
The aralmal rl.e M Lradn u lLL Amd--
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
Mohiia E.Har EinoGe.

Mobile. Ala. Oct -The >Wind
here during lbe nehl averaged from
2a1o 80 miles. Mobile river Vas > -
blocks uu IN the Wholesale district.
uue fishing -Wack i- missing.
4 young man going 'o work WAS
when ne -Nopued an ID
IN Wire which had h'eu blown down.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01

HE mcreasiua inquiry f1r land and
the hetter price offered for cotton all
are contubufne lp fins euo
one tina ih9i m8sea people more
hopeful Is ihat many Of them during
The summer have visited other resious.
and without exception theH have re-
turnrd o. bear testimony 10 the hat-
Ter conditions here lhm prevail Else
where.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
Eli co. e2nnno0 namane.

Roswell \. NJ oct IA heavy
hislarm Ia- ulehl practically ruined
lae winter .pnie crop i'm HE vicinity
of Roswell. The damage /. c~lim3rd
3I &2Go 600.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
saryinna 10 sion rllacE.

<rtN to.L. Da. ~..4 h1s am
armN If about Goo.Uoa mcu in lia fie'I
to r,-laI invasion of HAT country b.
the TeHlouir allie aecorliU. II Dn-
formation received by lhe ~.rs@ s.
uculur3 Hclrf COMMITTEE" from Pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
Rncrl1ans u HDn.

haas.a-. >rl2. Gel. I G.HaHe lo-
jaN from Caumea YIN NJno said .l.'r
MAS no trouble drue lue uiehl. hul
gave no "details. Il is learned from %
relahir source lhal iuil'd ~'al"@ Com
-u hnu1ar has boon given alnor-
us - haIh CUsn4r AJyI1raH1 1ua
GaaetH Ca'I'- - arm AW.f.au- Ia
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
erhl ESTATE TRANSFERS

" T.. CbreaF.ip Ho'ea T. >.o'y
pu8 fg3rl 100 ls-I3.
Ttoe Wcoj lo Euma l. Nao'
= = 1ru. 80 Is tG. $50 acres.
4aha rmu.t e t.ut l. luu.N
I.aeI iau I1-i5 lu1 lt. no H''r-.
Pafeut.
A. 70 Mm + WHauan lrl-
3ad. $50 -H = aud -M EH
.ael#oa j.. lt - I5lto .trfre
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
Injury to Cotton
By Great Hurricane

naaaae .la. ferry hul Ho roarg
fan - -4fn.y Ue expressed.
Taan service is maintained ml of
Houston toward wv Orleans.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01
French Gains.

ereia .N.t Laaaoa ~a'. 70 Loss
OF aoo0ae position il France 10 ,uo
t.iias. as resul. II ,ha .ra. bai-
ue HON. in progress. is announced u
The official ~aIennat mu the war
office today The Gemsa~ lo-l IWU
M. fal in me Ghanga2nc aagi@ nor.h
If due town Of M3ssi4es.
pari,. Ocl l-ln continuation of
ne aeoeral offensive moTenaat oa Dht
Western front The Frourn nave cap
.~ad an important 5nleu-i1n work Of
The Germans south Of Hpa0l il wa,
officially announced by Ils ~ar office
t1iaE.
n iip Ciiamnagne French troops
iaaa -aiueJ footing al >u0fs points
ou lsa German Second Iuc of aefausr.
Ire oGriai a.alcmaul adds.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01

c"ars. ufHe lH 1mrar II ai5.r-
i- Iatua-in- rs .hou2t Ir sari WIS
eu.rain4 lhruqt northern #fS.fa or
Int loai u.Hr lad a0 This ..a of Oh"
Inn
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-01

WASHINGTON. Oct. The hurricane
which hil NrN Orleans. doing - 000.-
00O damage I'm LouisEn3, has been ar
cumpaned bN heavy rains rrom Lott
isiana 10 The Nlanlic, and las now
moved aa TAR oorIhWlrd as krnlucty
and Virginia both lhe wind and rau
steadily diminishing In force. bat still
doing sene damaee 70 Whai esleu.
,hr ,olIon crop has been Injuries i no.
known, bat, as lhe prea.4 .4l.ai.4u
reached over 8 inches i'm nuaarous
places. lbera must have hoen sections,
suffering considerable loss OF lh,
crop.
careful count l4lay through lh'
~bdu-saepl region shows losa of 3@
lives. HE majority being colord pgH-
pie \. le~r homcs were destroyed when
me lrfeo5 broke.
NrNv Orleans ocG This city is
raoliN recovering from The disastrous
hurricane The streets which We're
flooded are now free o. water and lho
dchIs is being elearaj away.
Wire communication was restored
Today IN 10 lhis Time all commit
uicalion with lhe outside world h#S
henl by means Of automobiles Vbirh
CARRIED messages Ia points outside Of
the path of the tornado and brought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Ibc following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Southern Nickel Works for T.. \.
Morton. 1923 Wcs; broad Street NOV
INK tErcc outlets.
Winston Electric Company roc iicch.
Ter i'ackir. ard Commission Company,
Sixteenth aud Brown streets repairing
same Cor W. w Foster. lie North
%iuih street. five outlets
" u. jerks. for &. Il Ross. iTl3
Ginv" Avenue. twenty-five iiNiurcs
Same. fog Mrs. -. y. WchTsteGt. "iit
STUART Avenue, one uutl"t.
same. for Mrs. l.. II. I3!uig. -@21 Mon
uHcut Avenue. one outlet
Same. For Mrs. J. g. Elan. 1875 Mon
same. FOR w. T. brinkard. Sli3 Chaf-
iin street. ten fixtures.
Su'rc. for Mrs. w. T.. Clark. 100 West
Franklin street two fixtures.
Same. for DR.. Nirgiuus Harrison. iei
North Allen Avenue. three sockets.
same. for Lee Aiartct. 1917 West
Broad street. ON" onc-ci"hth horse
power motor.
i T.. Caudie. for &. y. Crapponc. 1909
East franklin STREET one outlet
Same. for J. Arnold ?Ol West Frank
lin street. one onc-half horsepower
motor.
Same. Tor Whitmorc and Garrett. 1909
East Franklin street. one light.
Same, FOR George =. YOUNG. 52S East
Broad street. changing three nXturcs.
concu 60. For Mrs. {. q. iIarvrovc
". T.. Mnhoucy, for y. l.. Gentry
1878 hairmount Avenue, one onc-ha.t
horsepower motor and changing en-
trance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
BISHOP 0ARST TO WED
MISS LEURISTON HARDIN
Engagement nf Former Rector Of st
lame" Church Here Announced In
Wilmington, y. G..

WILMINGTON. y. g. November %
An engagement OF widespread inter-
est is that Of i!ishop Thomas e. Darst.
Of tho diocese of East Carolina. ana
Miss lauriston Hardin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. ~ Hardin, Of Wilmington.
IN" engagement was announced last
niah hit. The weddu" is TO take place
in the early spring in Wilmington
The hride-to-bc is an attractive and
accomplished young woman Bishop
bust was Formerly rector OF st. James
Episcopal Church Richmond. having
been chosen To succeed tho late Rev DIR.
William Meade Clark
In January of this year he was con-
secr&tcd bishop of the Episcopal diocese
Of East Carolina many prcIatcs from
Virginia. North Carolina and South
Carolin" attending tho ceremony.
Bishop parst is native Of Fancy
Hill Pulaski County. Va. where he
was born November 10. 1873 lie sue
ceedcd the late Right Rev Robert
strange, u. -, as Bishop OF East Car
DINA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Thanksgiving Day Services In city
churches. as per schedule announced,
1920 O'Clock.
Virginia Educntion Association.
fhirty-Dne Din! meetings, as per
schedule. mass- meeting John Mar
shall High school Auditorium. S:iJ
O'Clock.
Football. Virginia ~. North Caro-
lima, DrUud Street Park. 2i:sU O'clock.
Soccer football. Hiciin:ond Soccer
tiub W. itichinOnd y. VI. &. A., Will
linn Byrd Pnri>. :. O'ciock.
Dance Ia honnr of visiting stu
dents. jefferson Hotel, D:::r O'Clock.
Acmdcmy-t:u! iinteS Post in
'.Omnr. the Tentnnker": matinee.
2':0; night, $3.50.
Strnnd-t:rA!c scott Compnny. in
"Stronghenrt"; matinee. 2:A5i night.
SIRE.
IIijOu--TrInns!c motion pictures:
matinee. 2;:O; night. y.
Lyric - Popular vaudeville md
picturrn; mntince. 3; night. 1':!0
und y.
l.ittic-I'nrnmount pictures; con
tinuous performances.
COiOniai-NotiUn pictures: con-
tinuOus performance.
IsiH-NIntiUn pictures: cUntinuOus
performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
HE>RICO TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds Of HurGnin aud Snlc
Amounting 10 Hiu,I9u

The hronsdus CONSTRUCTION Company
10 Frederick Doll. Ills acres. cast : sir
OF tho ktChmoUd Frcdcr!ciss burg and
t'ptoWac Railroad. about ton miles
north OF Richmond. November IL. 1915.
Iohu Morrison ~ ais 70 NJ. ! Dacy.
acre ~ rniyticIi district. ncnr New
Fridge church ais" ~ feet, inches \
80 feet. south OF the above tract. 30
veInber J 1918. tax ST. $40
Della e Throckmor,un ga W =.
Paimcr . acres or the Osborne Turn
pike, about four mites east OF Rich
luona NoNomhcr 80. 1915. $3.50.
lioNi1" f"ct north side OF. Grove Az
enue. liS feet, 10 inches eat or LII.
pic Avenue. August j. 1914 tax -:
:. NJ. Erookcr trustee. 20 MARY w
Bowers. lots . aud -. block 2. plan OF
colonial Race. November -. 1915. tax
soc.
NJ, II. o'nohundro TO W. II. Jackson.
- acres. between the Charles City and
Dnrbytowr Roads, about Ven miles ca -
- RICHMOND. November :. 1915. tax
J. l., Dei;rick to j. II. Eowles. II .
acres IN RCookland district. adioiniu..
,h% lands OF j. i. pe!trick. October is.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO +. y.
Newman. lot -. block 30. section 4.
plan % Colonial Place November II,
1915, $3.50
Bunting. Realty Corporation to Rem
alto Castelvccchi. lots 3 and T. block G.
plan OF Colonial Place Annex. Novcrn-
her s, 1918. $3.50.
L. $ Read ct ux To J. J. Leonard.
lots 90 and 81, block y. section /. DIaii,
April Il. 1913. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25

lianilton. late partners trading as
lialfpenny & Hamilton, appellants. rs.
y. q. Miller. appellee: appeal from the
District Court at Charleston. w Va.
Argued by w. B. Maxwell. Of ElknS.
w. Va. for the appellants. and by
Andrew Price. OF Harlintun. ". VA.
for the appellee. and submitted.
Admitted 10 practice:
Andrew Price. OF Mariintou, W. va.
VAS admitted 10 practice ~ I'm at
torncy and counsellor in this court.
THANKSGIVING Day;
! To-day being Thanksgiving u,y. the
court VIII not hear arguments OF
; cascs
Court ANNOUNCED and handed. dow,
I It's opinion in III" following; eases:
! No. l"13-rhc Nirpinian halfway
I Company. plaintiff in error. W.. Daisy
/ ~. l.inkous. adninis;ratriN OF James u.
i.ihhouS, deceased. defendant In err
4 rvt error to the District Court at
ho"nokc; Opinion by Judge rritchard.
Reversed.
y NO I"S5--i.ydc /; Ehamc. alleged
( banhrupt. appellant. -. Southern Cot
. ION OH Company. Virginia Carolina
! chemical Company and Planters ferti-
ii"cr ana Phosphate Company, appel
i"cA: appeal from the District Court
. at Charleston. = &. In bankruptcy.
Opinion by judge Pritchard. Appcal
dismissed as having been improvidenuy
granted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
seventeen Deeds of Bargain aud SHE,
Amounting To SJO.7tG.

s kayhoc. l4xiio feet wes, line west
street. between Hanover and stuart
Avenues. November 20. 1915. 5000.
John II. Garrett to Thomas l.. Gar
ret, a5xi35 feet east line 'rhirticih
vcmber %. 1915. tax 81; $40.
ANondalc Land Company to X. NJ.
Hart. lots Is and lG in block T.: In tn.
s7a" OF ''''o'''ale. March 49, '''''
ID. L. Creccy. Jr e, al 10 j. l.. Duneld.
, , ana IN block in he plan Of
s ssnc. addition February - 1919
Edward I. Ryan. special commission
1T the northeast corner OF beverly and
addison Streets. November - 1913,
20 J: W. crump. s4x75 feet north linz
street. - feet = inches east Of
Twenty, eighth street. November -.
Catherine Reuter- ct ais. TO Emma l..
rettns. .2tNl0a = feet east line rine
street, i0i feet from .\loemarle street
November -. 1873. $3.50.
Atlantic Construction Company TO g.
q; Morris. Nos. 10 - and - South Elm
street. and 1t lot fronting - l-2X7s .
Sill: $40. ' 49, '''"'
Same to Thomas and Cross. 2ox7S i :
of Cary street. being No - South Elm
street October 10, 1915. tax $3.50.
: ~.
Same to II NJ DELANEY. eOx5S 2 Zee,
cas-; line Elm street. - feet north or
Gary street. being 30 %. October -
1919. tax $3.50, $40.
GiHter Park Realty Corporation TO
i,nGE I, Eubank. lot : in hlocl: + in
the plan Of iiuter Park Terrace. No
rcInbcr IL. 1915. tan Sl.iu; 81
sam" To l.. J. Pondlcton. lot IN
block ~ tho plan OF Gint"r Park
Terrace November %. 1915, $1,000.
Same to Arclii" &. Holi. lot &. in
block G ~ the plan OF iiatcr Park
Terrace November Il. 1918, $3.50
Same 20 Sarah T.. Connard. lot - I'm
hlocE - in the plan 81 Gint"r Park
Terrace" November 20. 1915. SSbU.
SAM 10 Florence T.. pcndlc,ou. 10,
~ block 4 in the plan of ,iintcr rarl,
Terrace November 20, 1915. Sl.1OO
sam" 10 Nrlli" Pitts lot - in bloci:
!, Ia IN" plan OF ointcr pari Terrace"
November -. 1919. $50.
lHrhmona Culicg" 10 Il. +. Patterson.
i"ciNl 49, feet at the southeast cor
nor OF Gr"r" and Hyland Streets No
'cmb"r 81. 1915. tax SIS; SO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
NiURTiGE I.ICESSE.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
cicFt 81 the iiustings Court Yesterday
fncz RISKY.
j. Clinton Greene and Emily McCabe
=. Roscoe l. Bolton, of Richsquare, y.
-, ana Willie Virginia I.ambcrton
harold + WaShburn. Of Philadcl-
hh,a: ana Virginia 6. Miller.
william II. Hickman ana Amelia Il.
iiIlhebrand.
Thomas ii. Mclean and Elizabeth
Charles 7. Mccrehan. of Alexandria
Gi nn,,',' ana Lillian X. stolr. of Wash.
Leslie Byron Evans and Annie Louise
Inns. GU % "' vi
,,r gr rsd II. Romer ana Mary
,,, Norman c, Tt,um ana Vida A.
. iiarveT l.; Baker, of Alexandria, and
Hughes. ''7 S'e Ice
lock ''' '-''" - hla!-
c, l,lsnry V Smith and My,,le Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Ia anticipation of the holiday to- day.
Win the courts closed during the Ell
IRE day, the real estate agents ycstcr-
nay, sent to record Il large number OF
ucais. The trading pn the local mar
ing made and with small property ac-
I'VE The business for the day aGgrc-
Satcd more than 100000 while iicnrico
county lands were also active.
Inc Atlantic Construction Company
Soi9 TO Z. q. Norris the brick dwellings
~ 10. ~ and 20 South Elm street, and
iot at the northeast corncT of Cary
ana Elm Streets, for slI 900 The Gin :
yer Park Realty Corporation sold "a
number OF lots in Ginter Park Terrace
yesterday.
X i. Patterson acquired from tho
iichhohd College Il lot fronting 30.0i
rec, ~ the southeast corner Of Grace
aud liyland Streets. the purchase price
~ winch WAS reported as being SIS.
"oe The courts viii be closed during
The entire day to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-25
CHARTERS ISSUED.

nc following charters have been &c
, 49, nE INC state Corporation Com
r, :N,oon-collapsiblc Tube corporo,ior
- i,,'Snm"hd. maximum $4,000. minimum,
"rn.Vvp' par value 500. I. i. Mar"usn
hhf n,i cent; Milton +. Marcuse, secretary
liupp Motor Car Corporation. Rich
ixni01nnh' maximum $4,000 900. minimum
- n ,; Andrew d. Christian. president:
mond "o'h VI Nich-
,nd nrdinting Press Appliances, Inc. Rich
anUlu, maximum 5000 minimum, 81
100 par value $50. Printing h,isinccs;,
.; y: Sheppard. Jr.. president: ~ =
mund """' ei' hich-
p Three Seas Petroleum Corporation.
iSmn@nd, maximum $1,000. 600, mini.
mum sou. par value sl00 oil huSi.
ness ne. James W. Kelly. president. seat
&c wash; Fred i. Meyer secretary
ahu treasurer Chicago. i'll
Nnendment 10 charter OF American
n ,ya.!l Dyes, Inc Richmond In
from Sl,1oo00Q TO S"t5Oon0 '
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ATTEMPT TO DISCREDIT
SPECIAL AGENT DRIVER
Governors Representative Readily Ex-
plains Photograph offered In rrinI
of iOpcwcll Liquor Case.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
FRINGE GEORGE COURTHOUSE.
%"Ncmbcr 2i.--All the evidence I'm the
B!acker case was concluded to-day and
now only the courts instructions to the
Jury and arguments by attorneys re
main Ia he heard.
To-day'S proceedings We're the most
interesting which have developed this
far. The attempts to discredit the tcs-
ttmony OF L. r. Driver, who acted as
the Governors personal representative
at Hopew"ll last summer and who was
the principal witness in this case, were
iurther advanced by Garrow and Will
cox. counsel for defendant. when a
photograph Of Driver and Il woman
drinking beer was produced. Driver
testified that the picture was taken at
his request TO secure evidence for the
state against the liquor violators. lie
further stated that the photograph was
paid for out OF the States money. and
That the affair was therefore not a per-
Sonal matter.
TO sustain the character of Driver
several important witnesses were
placed on stand. Among these were At
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TEACHERS AT RALEIGH
Special to Tic Timcs-Dispatch. ]

".
RALEIGH. y. G., November g4.--Miss
Mary -. Graham, as president. opened
tho thirt%-sccond annual session OF the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly to-
day. the attendance being especially
large
The teachers were welcomed by DR..
Dixon Carroll who was president or
the Raleigh Woman's Club when the
invitation TO nice; here was rendered.
and superintendent I. c. Griffin, OF
Marion. responded.
The assembly heard Miss Jessie Field.
rural and small towns specialist of the
National Hoard of the y. w. G. A., New
York. on The Country School and the
Community" and an address by H. w
Foght. specialist of Rural Education
In the United states for Bureau of Ed
ucation. whose theme was The Agri-
cultural REORGANIZATION OF Denmark
AS Accomplished Through the Modern
Rural Schools"
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this relieves the strain on ligaments, natural
expansion takes place without undue effect
upon tho nerves. And rs the time APP
pronches, the mind has gone through pc.
i,iod OF reposc, Of gentle expectancy, and
this has an unquestioncd influence upon the
future child. That this is true Is evidenced
by the fact that three generations of mothers
have used md recommended Mothers
Friend" Ask your nearest druggist for q
bottle Of this splendid remedy. He will get
1t for You. And then write to Bradfeld Reg.
ulator Co., 407 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca,
for most interesting book OF information
to prospective mothers. 1t Is mailed free.
Wsite today, IT Is book you yin enjoy
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Romance Ends HnppiIy.

MANASSAS, w, November o4.-A
romance terminated in Manassas this
morning. and confectionery store in
the business part of the town. furnished
thc unique setting for n welding ccrc-
m1uY, when Luther Green and Miss
Nola Ennis. both Of BriStow. Prince
William County. were united in mar
rage by preacher OF the United
Brethren Church.
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torney General Pollard. Alexander For.
ward. secretary to the Governor; Pro-
fessor Henry G. Ellis. OF Randolph
Macon College. and former Mayor OF
Ashland. and Attorney L. Pcndlcton. OF
Louisa County. They all testified Ina.
Driver was young man Of excellent
habits. OF the highest integrity and
honor