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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22
BUILDING PERMITS.
Twelve building Permits. Amounting
SIH.I5B.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spcctor Butler as follows:
Davis n Archer. to build two two
story brick dwellings, on the north
side OF Hanover Avenue. between Row
$4,000.
Atlantic Construction Co, to build
twc-story frame dwelling on tho
north side Of Orleans Street, between
Second and Lester Streets. TO cost
Sl,T50.
Phillp. colavita, to build brick
garage in rear Of 2627 West Grace
y. 5. kcllum. to build two one story
frame dwellings, on Park street be-
tween WoohSon Avenue and the Nine
Mile Road. 10 cost $1,000
y. H.. Smith. to build two-story
frame dwelling ON the west side OF
wood and Walton Streets. to cost S.
500
kinGan &; Co. to repair brick fac
tory on the east side of the Hermitage
Road, north of the Scaboard Air Line
Railway, to cost $3.50.
NJ. w. Estes, to repair brick dwell
ing 32o4 East Broad Street, TO cost
William Tucker to repair frame
dwelling & Railroad Street to cost
500
Mrs. Charles We'll. to repair brick
dwelling 1903 West Clay Street. to cost
Sl.32l.
l.. J. BEDFORD. to repair frame dwell
ing 1901 Maury Street, 70 cost $500.
w. + Rupp, To repair frame dwell
ing his Brook Road, to cost 500.
T. Whitlock. to repair brick stable
in rear OF 2o5 East Grace Street, to
cost sl25.
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cHA<cEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Twelve Deeds of Trust, Amounting
TO S2S,I95

n
to S2T.I25.
a. G. Hoover ct ux. to D. c. o'Flah-
crty. trustee. 300 feet inches by 1l5
feet at the southeast corner Of Bev-
gust 10. 1915: 81 1000.
+. w. Street. ct ux. to William q.
iizzini trustee. 10 feet 101-i inches
by 100 feet south line Cary Street. SIS
July 30. 1913: so,655. 80 'e''
l. Il. Gorsllne CT uX to same. Al
Grace street. go feet cas-, Of Ryl and
street. September /, 1915; s3,2625v
|. T. Gorsline ct ux. 10 John A. Coke,
Jr.. ct al, trustees. 81 feet inches
26o fee, cast of Ryland street Sep
tember ]. 1915 $4,000.
f. w. street ct ux. to J. Lee Davis,
trustee fra, e,. 10 re, feet 10 q inches by 100
inches east of West Street. July 80.
Julia F. Woody to Fl. r. Pollard. Jr..
trustee. % feet 2 inches by 1O3 feet
IS feet inches west OF Yves, Street
September !. 1915; s1,s1753.
T.. n. Edwards ct al. to George c.
line Third Avenue. as feet south of
Front Street. September I. 1915; So
Sam and Jake Grandiz TO Rex O,
Jones. trustee. % feet 4 inches by 100
feet at the northeast corner of Cary
and Sheppard Streets. September /.
1918; $1,000.
James p. Fox ct ux to II. r.. Pol
lard, Jr.. trustee, 44x1ao feet at the
southeast corner of Hanover Avenue
and Roseneath Road. September -,
1915; $3.50.
D. f. Hawkins to w T.. Purcell, Jr
trustee. rs 2xl20 feet east line Twen-
tyfourth Street, lis feet inches
south of Marshall Street: also, II 1-2-
X122 feet east line Twenty fourth
street. i43 feet inches south of Mar
shall Street. September ., 1915; $500
Mrs. Minnie *. Gibbs to j. D. Hite,
trustee, 60X135 feet east line Garland
Avenue. 100 feet north Of Essex Street.
September l, 1915: S2.36O.
Thomas e. O'keeffe to l.. e. Brown,
trustee. 45x9s feet south line Monu-
ment Avenue. 240 feet east of Tilden
street. september II, 1915; $1,000
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT


The Administrative Eoard yesterday
authorized the following Improve
mcutS.
CITY Engineer instructed to have the
south Richmond hands and carts
force place cindcrs on the sidewalk on
Nineteenth street, from Stoncwall
street 10 Scmmcs Avenue, Woodland
Heights.
superintendent Of the Street Clean
ing Department was instructed TO re-
pair the roadbcd of Fifth Street be-
tween Main and Cary street. ana also
10 repair the hole on the west side Of
Tenth street between Clay and Leigh
Street.
tity Engineer instructed To contract
with the Central Construction and Sup
ply Co, 10 repair the roadbcd OF the
Government Road from the old corpo-
iatc limits Of til" city to the National
cemetery. at a cost not TO exceed $500.
CITY Engineer instructed To report
an estimate of the cost OF extending
sewer IN stuart Avenue. west Of tho
koscncath Road and the Superintcn-
cent OF the Water Works was also re-
GueStcd to report the cost of extend =
ing the water main in the same street.
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CHASCERY TRANSFERS.
Ming Deeds of Bargain and ~
Amounting. tn S3anln

Nine Deeds of Bargain md SnIe,
Amounting to S35.03O.
Samuel NJ Cartwright q uX to s.
p. Cowardin. 15Xl25 feet north line
Garrison street. s. feet west Of Co
steger lot in block in the plan Of
Wriehts Park. August 4, 1915. tax.
$50 $40.
Carrie Thalhimer et,vir. to l. r.
south line Grace Street. go feet east
OF Ryland Street, being No ini7. Sep
TENDER |, 1915: tax. $3.50: SO.
;, Matthias r. kayhoe, Jr.. TO Julia
+. Woody. % feet inches by lo3 feet
inches south line Hanover Avenue. -
September !. 1918: $4,000.
j. j. Feather ct ux. to - f. Haw-
kins. IS l-2xl20 feet east line Twenty
fourth street. 10 feet . inches south
east line Twenty fourth street. 1913
feet inches south of Marshall street.
September ., 1915: tax. $3.50 $40.
Claude f.. Sprcnllle ct TX. TO sam and
Jake Grandiz. % feet 4 inches by 100
feet At the northeast corner of Cary
1918: tax. 81: $40.
Grace C. Tabb to Samuel II. wilkin-
son. l75x650 feet on an unnamed
street. containing 2,so7 acres Cdescrip-
$3.50. ''e'''0e' - 1919 >
+. Sitterding ct al. trustees. TO Ger
man American building and Loan cor
poration 6oXIo feet south line High
land View Avenue 64l feet east of
Noodcliffe Avenue. August .. 1915;
$50.
Germa n American Building and Loan
Corp. to l.. .. Parrish. the same prom
crty as described in deed next above.
september u, 1918; tax, $3.50: $40.
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RAILROAD Y. M. C. A. STARTS
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
VIII Seek to Secure 200 New Memhcrs
In Seven Days-Tcnms Hold
General Meeting TO-NIEht

The membership campaign of the
Railroad Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, known as the ZOO in 7 DAYS,
campaign. will open this evening at
$40 o'clock, with a banquet at the as
socintion's headquarters. The twenty
five teams which will take part In the
automobile" race will gather to hear
several prominent railroad men speak.
after which the plans of the contest
VIII be outlined by james A. MacArt.
campaign manager. of Scranton, Pa.
who is here to direct the work
y big bulletin board has becn ar.
ranged in the lobby OF the association
building. on which will be placed the
names OF the teams, and each evening
the returns will be tabulated and the
standing of the teams announced
AT the banquet tonight b. T. Jclli-
son, general chairman of the campaign.
will make brief talk. pointing out
the reasons Tor the work and encour-
aging the men to do their utmost
The teams which will take part in
the race are under the following cap,
tains:
Division Ar. l.. OFT. chairman: S.
T. Dowdy, secretary; captains, Matt
Flanagan. a. c. Jones. II. a. Harding.
J. a. Southall. a. L. McAIullen Divi-
sion B--R. S. Marshall, chairman: L. Z.
Fletcher, secretary; captains, ]. FL.
Warren. L. r. Foster. II. r. Phinney. G.
L. Stone. b. +. Coward. Division c.
l.. +. Laird. chairman: l.. l.. Johns.
secretary: captains. r. l.. Bickcrs
Samuel Il. Love. +. II. Wilson, Lee II.
Moore. Division DC. C.. Arthur.
chairman: l.. H. Bell, secretary; cap
tains, c. y. Davenport, II. S. Wharton,
j. =. Robinson. James Byrd RI. l..
Bishop. Division E-W II. Merritt,
chairman; Fay NJ. Thomas. secretary:
captains, w. +. Norflcct. II. l. Moist. G.
r. Davis, L. p. Reynolds, II. IL. Hester
Division +, American Locomotive
Works--Walter S. Seamons. Jr., chair
man; d. w. Glover, secretary.
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JACKETS SHAPE UP WELL
RANDOLPH MACON PLAYS
VIRGINIA ON SATURDAY
Coach RcIss Gets Team Scrinimaping.
New Players Arrive md out
look Gets Brighter.

ASHLAND. VA, September 21-Ran-
dolph Macon Is bending every effort
to get into form for tho opening game
with tho University OF Virginia at
Charlottesville, on Saturday. The
Jackets have no chance against their
university opponents. but always like
to put up "a scrarpy game and make
as good showing AS could reason
ably be expected.
Coach Rciss put the squad through
preliminary practice All last week dur
ing the hot weather. but started scrin-
maging as soon as tho rain stopped
last Saturday. Yesterday and to-day
scrimmages were held. and no one
were taken out by "a good rundown in
the new drcsainG-roon. provided for
the various athletic teams
Tom Jones. the big guard who has
played that position for the last couple
Of years is back III college. but has
not been able TO get out on the field
as yet. He has been having great
deal of trouble with his knee that was
hurt in ono Of the championship games
last year. 1t is expected he will get
out before many days. and his appear
ance will add greatly 10 the prospects
~ new arrival is Bassett. from
Blackstone Academy. who Will try for
half back. lie was out this afternoon
and went through n little preliminary
work and signal practice. bur did not
get into the scrirnmarc.
Coach Reiss is strong believer in
scrimmngfnE az real developer Of
playing ability. In this way he can
ais" hest get Inc on the ability Of
the new men. ana he can pick tho
squad tina, wil bc carried to Char
lo't"svilic on Saturday.
Manager York has arranged Il heavy
schedule Of ten gamcS. and II viii mean
hard road for the yellow Jackets
TO travel
The schedule follows:
September .. University of Virginia
at charlottesville. october .. Y. T. =
at Blacksburg; October ., Union Thco-
logical Seminary. at Ashland: October
if. Elucs, IT Richmond: October %
Hampd.1-S sidney. ~ Richmond; octo-
her 30. william and Mary, at Ashland;
November S. Richmond College. al
Richmond; November -, William and
Mary. at Williams burg. November 90
Hampdcn-Sid 1T l.vuchburC. No.
venber 81. Richmond College. At Rich
mnnl.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds Of bargain and Snie
Amounting to 9ISGCO

John J. Portewig ct ux. to Clara Lee
BEDFORD. 5cxl5e feet south side Of Ma
rion Avenue. about onc-half mile east
OF Richmond. September /. 1915. tax.
$50; $40
Mary J. Reilly TO L. II. Mundin lots
s. 6. :, S. l3, u; ID and l6, plan of
Capitol View Land, about ELS miles
east Of Richmond. June 10. 1915; So
635
D. f Hawkins TO J. ]. Feather. %
acres on the Williamsburg Road. about
three miles southeast of Richmond.
July %. 1915; tax. $3.50; $40
The Duntreath Corp. TO Walter c.
Kin, lot Is, block Q. Duntreath. Sep
tember 10. 1915; 1895.
Same 10 John T. Wilson. lots II and
1915: $3.50.
Same to G. G. worsham. lot 81. block
.: also, lots and 6. block s, Dun
,reath. September 10: 1915: s2.475.
Same. to Mrs. a. II. Keppler, lots
% and %, block 6. Duntreath sep
TENDER 10, 1915: sl,s25.
Same to r. H. Williams lots os to
80. inclusive, block &. Duntreath Sep
TENDER 10. 1915; s4.125.
Same. 10 W. f. Britt, lot TO- block q.
Duntreath. September 10, 1915: sS25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22

Bcll. COLONIES feet south limo Clai-
Horne street. i75 l-2 feet west OF RAN
dolph street. August Is. 1915: $500 -
James w. Anderson. trustee. to Low
IL \. Cmlauf. 20 feet . inches by 1875
feet south line Claiborne Street, l75
'e"t inches west of Randolph street
August Is, 1918; S392.
Richmond Trust aud Savings Co.
trustee. to I. Il. Saunders. i5Xli0 feet
at TIN" northwest corner Of Third Ave-
nue.. and lot 81 in block 2 In the plan
or Highland Park. September IL
1918; S2.0l6.
John IiaGby, trustee. to II. II. Phaup.
20Ni33 feet west line Thirty second
street, 80 feet south Clay Street Sep
tcmhcr Il. 1918: $3.iS".
Richard W, Jones. trustee. to Ed
ward j. Warren. 30XlOO feet west line
sixth street, 20 feet south of Marshall
street September 20, 1915; Sl,l5o.
~ J, Chewing It al. trustee, to
Duval Street, 325 = feet west of iu
dah street September Il. 1915; sl,792.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22
GENERALS SCRlMMAGE
First Tussic of season VIII he Held
by Washington md Lee Squad
ED-Duy,

LEXINGTON. VA. September 21-In
preparation for the first scrinmage OF
the J. l5 campaign tomorrow Coach
Elcock sent his Washington and Lee
gridironists through an arduous signal
practice this afternoon.
The linesmen had a session OF charC-
ing. while the ends practiccd at for
ward passes. The varsity squad was
augmented By the return OF Guard
Hank DinCwall, whose return had been
Gcspaired Of. There Is considcrabl
interest in tn. personal OF the So
called varsity team in the opening
scrimmaee. II seems that Harrison
and lizard viii he At end. ShutZ and
lgna!o at tackle. Bryan and pinewall
at guard. Picrotti will play center. In
III" back field Cromwell viii he nj
quarkr Barrett at full. and Young
and EoUclls AT half back The Cen
erals are preparing for the opening
lAtilc with Davidson SATURDAY,
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Federal League
jack Quinn Loses Gnmc.

ST. LOUIS. MO, September 2l.-Two-
base hits by Bridwell Marsans and
Tobn and a single by Hartley Melted
three runs for st. Louis in the NTH in
ming of to-dayS game with Baltimore
and the locals won. To .. The other
st. Louis tallics were made in the first
and fourth innings. Miller scoring on
Borton's double, and Hartley scoring
an Il single by Johnson.
Runs for the visitors were made in
tic hfth. when Gallagher scored on
Crawford's single. and in the eighth
" acn Duncan went home on Evanss
single
score by innings: r. H. F.
Baltimore ...O o o o q o. IL o
st. Louis ........i 90 ] 0x-5 10 2
batteries: Quinn and Owens; Watson
AMI Hartley.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Fail Fashion SHOW. Rctnu Mcr-
chants Association.
Union Theological Seminary open
Ing exercises, o'clock.
Acndcm.--Al. q. Flcid's Miustrcls;
mntinec, 2;3O; night, $40.
!.yrIc-POpulnr vaudeville aud pic
lures; mntincc, 3:tO; night, 7:I5 and
O,f5.
Littlc-PnrumOunt pictures; con-
tinuous performance, 4: noon TO II
night.
COlOninl-Motion pictures; contin-
nous performance, II morning to II
night.
lsls-MOtiOn pictures; continuous
performance II morning tn If
night.
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IrENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seven Deeds of Trust Amounting

Clara Lee BEDFORD ct vir. to Charles
X. Willis ct al, trustees. 5Oxl5O feet
south side OF Marion Avenue about
one half mile east of Richmond. Sep
TENDER |. 1915: SS26.
w. +. Britt, 10 Richmond Bank and
Trust Co, trustee. lot 10. block O.,
Duntrcath September 10. 1915: $3.50
r: II. Williams to same. lots IS to
TENDER 10, 1915 S2.750.
Mrs. y. NJ. Kcppler 10 Same. lots "a
and %. block i, Duntrcath Septem-
Dor 10, 1918: sl.216.6G.
G.. G. Worsham to same. lot 81. block
): also lots and 4. block s. Dun
treath September 10. 1915: $3.50.
John r. Wilson to same, lots II and
-. block o. Dunireath. September TO-
1915: Sl.100
Walter G. Hill TO same lot 10. block
0. Dnntrcath. September 10, 1915; $3.50.
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nunnlo Drop. Game 10 Reb..

PITTSBURGH, September 2l.-Buf-
falo lost TO Pittsburgh to-day. 2 TO /.
Allen was hit harder than Bedient. but
hne fielding by Kelley in right field cut
off runs for the visitors.
Score by innings: r. II. l..
buffalo .....l q o o q q o OIL ! 9
PIT Sburgh .. o o | q o x-2 |
batteries Bedient and Blair; Allen
and Berry.
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Ncwfrds nrnt by whales.

CHICAGO. September 2l-In two
had fought smuggling contests here to-
da% Chicago won from Newark. to 4
and 10 6. Pitching in both games
was weak. and many errors by Newark
In the second gam" contributed 70 their
q. feat.
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. f..
Newark .O0 03olnOo-I II |
Chicago ....0O O0s2 0x-G>l 0
Batteries: Billiard. Seaton and Huhn:
Nailcy. Prcndcrcast and Wilson.
Second game:
score by innings: r. II. r.
Newark .....O1 20n2 If 6 4
Chicago ..41 oIOlx-o 10 3
Batteries: Soaton, Moran and HUM;
Brennan. Hendrix and Wilson.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs:
Charles II. Cosby e Co, for Mrs.
Ruilin Cox, 600 West Grace Street
c. Manning Plumbing Co. for Ar
thur sharp, 1917 Enslow Avenue.
bowman * Gregory. for l.. y. Willis,
5l3 North 'rhirticth street
w. =. l.ongworth, for p. C. Smith,
1911 Grove Avenue.
Sydnor Plumbing Co, for 4 r Mar
tin, l1o4 Third Avenue.
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Kn,y, win From Tin Tons.

KANSAS CITY. MO. September 2l.-
Good pitch ing made interesting gen
orally nstlcSs game which the locals
won from Brooklyn, ! TO J, here to- day
culloD held the visitors to two hits.
and th" run which saved them from a
shut-out was made on an error
Bunchcd hits off Falkenburg gave the
locals their four runs in the second.
tpham allowed the locals but one hit
during the six innings he worked.
Score by innings: r. II. T.
Brooklyn ...... q o q o o o. . .
Kansas City ....ol q o x-4 I
Batteries: Falk"nburr. Cpham and
L.nmM- CIllnn and E.nStcrlN.
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I:ENnICO RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Deeds of RcIcnsc, Amount

Three Deeds of RcIcnse, Amount
Ing S2.:iii.
II. seldom Taylor. trustee, to Philip
cambridge. about two acres. lot and
strip of land adjoining III "Wcstwood."
September Ia. 1915: S3OO.
j. -. Carncal, trustee. To Oscar L.
Jones. % acres north side of the old
Coal Pit Road. about - miles from
Richmond. September 10. 1915; SSiS
Same to same. - acres north side
OF the old Coat Pit Road, about 2
miles from Richmond. November IL.
lgi3. Sll6G
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Clio Brook Avenue. six outlets
w. b. Catlett Electric Co, for Hen
ry Harris. 2O29 Park Avenue, sixteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22

Pitcher George Martin. who Joined
tho Portland. Now England I co,.uc
team after the close of the Sbuth Al,
lantic League season. did not lose "A
ncrs. and scored his tenth victory i'm
the final game over Lewiston. /, will
he interesting to note what becomes
Of Martin next year.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC

F. Snead. 3ox13o feet south line Wash
ington street, GO feet east Of james
street. September 81, 1915; 1884
Richard w. Jones, trustee, TO VIII
liam :. Morton, So feet . inches by $50
feet inches west line Deep Run
Street. between Grove and Floyd Ave-
nues. August IL. 1915: s3S22
Charles *. Willis, trustee to Kate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22

tho name 10 The state Bank OF Rapi-
dan" changing location of principal
office. from Rapidan. Orange County.
10 Rapidan. Culpcpcr County.
Anne ndmcnt to the charter OF the
commonwealth supply Co, Inc. Rich-
mond. charging it's purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22

This Jumps Byron. who established
n world wide reputation for himself as
singing nrbitcr. IL II hog. He leaves
no records for tho other umpircs to ac-
qu!re. Having fought. as all jumps do
no established worlds mark by pub
ilcIS apoloElIing next day. Pcrhaps
however, II is not genius or a knack
Tor collecting publicity. II may lie
only the heat.
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cnA>cEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Ten Release Deeds. Amounting

Charles *. willis ct al. trustees TO
Monroe Realty Company. 10 feet 1Ol-4
inches by 100 feet south line Cary
street. S. feet IL INCHES east OF West
Street. July 80. 1915; $2.655
j. Lee Davis. trustee TO Frank w.
Street ct ux., the same property as
above. July 30, 1915; Sl,l00.
FL II. Pollard, Jr., trustee, to George
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DIR. IrIrchnugh Hero.

DIR. T. c. Frebaugh. OF Harrisonburg.
member OF the State Board of Health
from the seventh District, arrived in
the city yesterday.
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ROCKINGHAM DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE R0LSTON
Weli-known Man Is Named to Sue.
coed Himself in House OF
Delegates.
WARM CONTEST EXPECTED
Republicans Have Put Legislative
Ticket Into Field, and VIII Make
Vigorous ContcSt-Scnntor Paul
Docs Not Offer for Reflection.

Or G. II. RoistOn. member Of the
present House of Delegates from Rock
ingham. has been nominated to sue
cccd himself by the Democratic County
committee Of RoCkingham. and both
the Democratic and Republican par
tleS now nave full legislative and
county tickets in the field in that
battle-ground Of politics. In the Demo-
cratic primary saturday the county
organization won out with ease. NOM
mating its candidates for treasurer
sheriff and commissioners OF the rev
enue by large majoritics over anti
organization men.
George y. Conrad had no opposition
as candidate for the State Senate
and Brock T. White, a member OF the
state Normal School Board was tho
only aspirant for either OF tho two
seats in the House of Delegates from
iiockinSham. The vacancy was filed
by tho committee naming Or. Roll
StOn.
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REPUBLICANS NAME
EARMAN EOK SIAIE, SIsN LIE,

The Republicans have named George
~ Earman. member Of the House. for
the senate. and Professor +. j. Wright,
of BridSewatcr College and c. d.
WenS"r for the House t.armau
opened his campaign at Harrisonburs
Monday. Senator John Paul, who was
not a candidate to succeed himself
was one OF the speakers.
both the Republicans and Democrats
have named dry men for the Cen
cral Assembly and for county Offices
Or. Rolston and Mr. Earman have
had very little trouble in being elected
TO the House since 1911, while in that
year Mr.. Conrad was defeated by SEN
ator faul. The present Senator voted
against the enabling act and because
of the large prohibition vote In the
county, declined to be n candidate this
year. He will support the Republi-
can ticket.
The Democrats are confident of being
able to elect Conrad to the Senate He
vas In charge of the prohibition cam
paign in 1914, and they believe tina,
ne VIII get n large Republican vote.
sufficient TO offset the detection due 70
fractional differences in the Democratic
ranks.
The Harrisonburg post-oGice fight
or last winter. In which Congressmar
Hay named an antiorganization MAJ,
Tor the place, may hurt Or. RoIston.
me Congressman asserted that he
MADE the recommendation on Rolston's
Endorsement, while the doctor declared
mat he Endorsed no particular man
for the place.
Both parties are planning active
speaking campaigns, and will wac.
warm fights The personalities which
nave characterized previous fights in
tho county, may crop out again but
with all the candidates declaring them
selves ardent prohibitionists, this fea-
ture may be releEated to the back.
ground to some extent at least
! Results of Saturday Democratic nri.
mary for county officers were AS FOL.
lows: T,
For county treasurer, j. G. Myers for
years county surveyor, was nomina ted
over John G. Yancey by a large ma
jority.
II. l.. Croushorn. running against; w.
l.. billiard for sheriff, won by the heavi-
est vote cast for any candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22

Judge and Jameson did another
good DAYS work for the Griffmcn.
Each made hit. Joe. however, made
ono error al first From the opinions
expressed by tho Washington sport
writer's. both of the former Risons are
fixtures with the Nationals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-22

The West End Gun Club. which has
been shooting on Wednesday, during
the hot months. will go back to the
regular schedule this week There
will he no shoot to-day, but the reKu-
lar weekly match will be held on Sat
urday afternoon mt $40 o'clock