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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16
 |0F BIOLOGISTS

air 20O000,000 suns in the heavins, he sed, and sum of them largur than the one we see and all of them work overtime on Penn sylvania Avvenew during July and Aug ust. He also assured us theere was no dan ger of us being crowded out of the furmma- mint by uther selessetial bodies. The neer- est star is 2O,00O,OOO OOOO,GoO and three quarter miles away. It takes the lite flum this star and halff yeers to reech the earth, and for all we know it may have seased to do bizness back in 1912, sum- time and we haven t found it out yet. That would sertainly be turf on us If that lite would suddenly go out, announsing the fact that our closest celestial naybor had gone up the Hume three and half yeers ago, and it was now too late to send re- grets and flowers, we would feel awful bad about it.
 Anutiier thing the geeollogists wurry ovver is the thickness of the earth IS crust Sum say it. is so menny miles thick and uthers diffurently. Ennyhow, they all agree that it varies but on the average it is thick enuff to hold up a doubled track railway system if properly supported by furst and secund mortgage bonds. Our lecturer sed that the middle of the earth was filled with gaseous substinses which if indulged in too freely weer fatel to man of nervus disposison; he did not say that he maid this investigation persunnelly pr whether he hired a man to do 1t. He also said that the earth s crust was very thin as sum points, and where so the sub stinccs broke thro' and formed volcano. He sed the inside of one of these volcanos nL f,,l1 state of erupsion, was hotter than a wom- ins suffrage campain in Chicago He seems to have 1t in for Illlnoy
 Presumably I am in fav,.r of Nasionel Conversion of Syentists an Geeollogists; we ought to get all our resources in the way of hy brows togethur in one grand eollectsion and inform that that an inn pasient and fcvrred puiiick desired a col- laherasion by tEem and q get togethur movemnt so to speak. They should be told that we have a ny regard for theere nolledge. such as 1t is, but what we most desire is sumthAe that is stabull and per mnint, and that can be used in the open market They ought to be handed seeed ordurs not to adjourn till they reech an agreemint They ought to furnish positive plans and spessficasions so that we will know what to do. Only few days ago one of them tobed up and sed that New York was built on an iland which had for a foun- dation snbstinse of almost inconseevea- bull nebulossity, and fraiiity of tennuity. He sed this and deeth came to his releef, but he threw a scare into building and loan assosiasions in New York. We don t know at what time we ma. ovvercrowd a porson of the earth s surface and have to resort to putting in seennt foundasion, which is expensive. Our syentists ought to reech an agreemint on this mattur and hand down the needful infermasion;, uther- wise what the Sam Hill is q syentist good for. ennv way! Yours troov,
 BILL VINES.
 Washington, D. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

.yuEEy IuS1 enUlnB, the greater part RH2 of which has been characterized
 by climatic conditions that were absolutely incomparable, practically all New York has at one time another en- joyed the delights offered along beautiful Riverside drive by both nature and the navy. .a
 No doubt you (alD of the south have read various general notices of the fact that a naval review is in progress here, and no doubt the movies have been giving you heeting glimpses of the ma jestic men o-war as they ride at anchor , in the Hudson. but doubt if any one has Attempted to put you in touch with the aqtmosphere' that pervades North river and uptown New York west during these gala days of the sea fighters of this peace full nation.
 if you hats never seen the drive on a clear day in this merry month. you have yet in Participation q real thrill of pleas ure And there is no clarity in a soft coal city equal to the clearness of New ynrlx S atmosphere on certain spring days. us unduating drive stretches out for
 IS and miles north of Seventy -second s6ftcet lined on it's eastern side by un- broken rows of modern masonry, save where the cross-town thoroughfares emerge upon it, and upon the west by here "A precpitous bluff and there Il gentle slope at the foot of either of which gIeam the blue waters of the I1qidson and Leyond lie Jersey in.the Palisades!
 From the harbor 10 .Sppxten Dtyvil, al the north end of Manhattan Isjand thf width Of the river varies from mile tf a mile and half, and upon four miles oi it's placid surface lie the duli gray dread naughts. destroyers. submarines and other lighting craft of this nation. Throughout tho Aay and early evening, too, there float,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

RDiSTUR EDDITUR When the av-
 " verage persun gets plum worn out GY and tired figgerring on the origin of the Uropeean war and needs a little var riasion we can recommend to him Geeol- logy Not that 1t will do him enny good spesially, but will furnish food for thought for quite a while-long enuff in fact-it he sticks to it to last him till they send him to the Bug House. Geeollogy is a branch of naturel syense which treets of the structure of the earth s survice, and of the origin of the Bull Moose Party It is plessint and blessing pass time for man who has married rich and does not have to wurk for livving. Theere air a grate menny reel syentiffic geeollogsts in this country who rome around at large just like sane peepul warning a large pair of ought omobi!e goggles and worried expression who evver now and then turn out brand new book on geeollogy, which ways about four pounds, which is eargurly gobbled up by local consumpsion and the forrain dynasties.
 One of the favvorite pass times of geeol- logists is lingering how old the earth is. They all agree that the earth is consider abully up in yeers and is constantly grow ing older as the days slip by They hand HIS this startling peese of infermasion and then admonnsh us to pawse and reflect The trubble with the publick is they air at loss which geeologist to beeeve; geeollogusts air as widely at vaJriense as doctors One doctor will solemly assure you that you have the appindeseatus and anuther one aftur an lnspectslcn of your bank iallence will declare it is nuthng but d loose nut in your diafram. One geeol- logist will cum along aud make the bold statelnInt that the earth is 136 mil yun fore hundred and seventy thousand five hundred and twenty three yeers old the 5th of next .June and you go rite he'd mek- ing preparations to sellebrate the birth day of the world on that date, when an uther eeeollogist bobs up and adds couple of millyun yeers or so and changes the date on you, and you air compelled to re- call all invitasions and confess your ms take. It is verry annoying, and 1t is a ser. ious and grave mattur that ought to be settled The appawling ignerense of tEe publlck on theese grave questions is one of the most serius mennases to the repubick now eAtant, Illuminating moving pie tures A bogus geeologlst can cum along and make statemint which gains circula- sion and wins the confidence of the pub lick and is accepted rite along by evvery- boddy as collatterel without question. Then sum uther syentists gets out q latar edision on geeollogy and proves the former state hints weer not trew and upsets bizness and creates a regular little geological pan nick
 Resently a geeollogist in making an ad- dress to his feller syentists in Washington described how the grate Glasier vissited this country 1250OO,O0O yeers ago last February He sed it crossed Cannady and cum down into Illinoy to the 5Sth parallel; ewing to an early spring and ,m advurse
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16
Hospital Ship for Fisher men

From the Popular Mechanics Magazine.
 Equipped with the most modern facili- ties for the care of the sick and wouhd- ed the United States rsvenues cutter Androscoggin is now in service as . hospital ship and will operate among the fishermen working on the Grand Ranks of Newfoundland.
 This is said to be the first shospital ship ever outfitted by the United States government flor service with az flsking fleet. although the plan is not new one with other countries. ,s- st
 The hospital equipment of the vtssel consists of a tiny operating rodm fin- ished in white enAmel and brilliantly i,shted. . ward room containing larxe number of beds and batnSoom. A doc- tor and three assistants will have charae ot the hospital fecilities which. though compact are as complete as those of many shore hospitals.
 During the fishing season the hospital shfp will be stationed on the Grand Baiaks. whore fishermen live and work for vee1gp and where thsrs has often beon groak suffsrin0 in the past haeaueo os tho ladk q nedical ana 'snroieal eer 44I -1 1[ IA fl:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

Rogur Sulliven, one of Illinoy's most prom mint citizens, few days ago and he did not mension it. Mr. Sulliven is probab bully moor conversent with doings in Illinoy than enny uther one man you can pick out and had he been familiier with this vissit of the grate Glasier, be would doubtless have used it in his campaign for the Sen;t plassing the responsibility upon the Republican party, but thro blind ig nerense he was denied this grate advant- age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16
UP AND DOWN BROADWAY--By Allen Griffin Johnson

ments, for and against Germany. the sal- leys," etc.
 Times Square has a regular high board walk now. on account of the subway con- struction. however. its altitude is noth- ing compared to that of the board charged by some of the uptown lanladies
 Ever hear of Harry Thawer or John McGrawer? Well, New York never heard of Harry Thaweor John MaGsraw, ether. so it's an even. break. But for that nat ter, these sailors never heard of anch1rs they are mudhooks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

Washington, D. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-05-16

cW YORK, May 15.-(Special Cor respondence.)- )-During the week tusj ending, the greater part of which has been characterized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
WAiNESBCRo AND BASIC
PK:pARE: TO CONSOLIDATE:

WAfNESBORO. VA. April 1O-At n
mass meeting of citizens of wayncs-
boro and Basic. held OF Thursday in
the "BrandoE Institute" auditorium, tho
much discussed question of consolida-
Ton was settled ny Il unanimous vote
indorsinG the union OF the two towns
ana appointing committees to take the
necessary steps to consumatc plans for
the formation of ono town
After musical program by the Iran
don institute Orchestra. William H.
Gardner. eN-Mayor of Basic City, intro
duced w. IL. Dabncy. business manager
OF The Richmond Chamber OF Commerce.
VINO came rs the guest of the citizens
10 discuss with them the advisability
ana the advantages of building n city
At no time during tho campaign for
consolidation mas such cnliyhtcning
ana inspiring information been given
and. due to the thorouShncss of Mr.
pabncy's address. the citizens were con
WINGED of the Importance OF getting to-
Tether and building here in this fertile
valley city, and the KEYNOTE of the
meeting was do il now"
At the conclusion of MIR Dabncy's
address he called for 4 discussion of
consolidation and inyitcd negative
opinions: none being forthcoming he
called for vote, which resulted IN Il
unanimous Endorsement. ana commit
tees were appointed from both towns
TO formulate plans and for early sub
mission to the reSDcctiIc Town Councils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
LAW AND Equity COURT.

Monday Charles Il. Cosby vs. NJ l..
i"theimcr' Wilson. y. O.; II. $. Bloom
Ehcwnins " BoNley. Hin Montague
= q; cutchins. p: d. Tallcy vs.. city OF
Richmond, kirsch. y. a.; Pollard Il L.
{. Williams. y. d.
Tuesday William l.. James vs. vir-
c!nia hallway and Power Company
wexford 4 TAYLOR, D. a.: Guigon. y. d
Wcdncs day-rolcdo Bridge and Crane
Company ~. X. :. Neal Mcclure.
Riley, i;ryar ard t:ggleston. p. O.: vii.
liams Il Mullen, u. al.
ThursdaN y Miller manufacturing Co.
vs. T.. X. Brown 81 al, Grinnan Il Mon
taEuc. y. a.: Smith. Gordon & Turner
=. d Same vs.. II. II. Brown. Il. L..
Montague, y. a., j. NJ. Turner. D. d.
Jenny Stcinmctz d. Co VS.. Universe
Schccn anh Blind Company, Stern &
Stern. .. a.; W. y. Patterson. y: d.
Friday Richmond Auto Clearing
House vs.. j. n. Montague, Pollard
smith and Pollard y. O.; II. w. Car
II. Kline X. ". Darlington. y. O.
ihi'ncr Motor Car shop vs.: .Alsop Mo-
tor Car Company. John j. Blake. p. a.;
tulchIhS u CutChinS. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
BIRDS SAVE 4 HILTON.
Chicago Suburinnifc Tries Experiment
Thnt Rural NirEininns May Find
Good I'ut(rru 4

Estimating that a billion dollars
worth Of foodstun il destroyed each
year. which is the conclusion of experts
on the subject :: Chicago grain broker
thinks that If til. notwithstanding
birds could be saved each year this loss
would be mcasuraDly decreased If not
prevented. He thinks birds do not mi
OF climate. but because of scarcity of
iood; and he has established II winter
feeding place in his suburban home. lie
has comfortable bird houses nut in
trees ana. for feeding, "A suct box with
Il wire grating. so that the bird may
peck through at the Suct and vet not
get II all at once. but for the greater
reason that II prevents tn" larger birds
from driving off tho smaller ones which
Is the case where suct is placed in n
lump ON the ground or hung unprqtcct-
ed. The result so far is that many
birds of species ordinarily unknown to
Chicago during winter months remain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
ItmNs itnmd for 81.

The Kansas city Star tells this
story:
Here's how the Kansas Southwestern
Railroad. sixty miles long. between
Arkansas city and Caldwell Kan, was
sold few months ago for IL.
Tho road WAS owned jointly by tho
AtchiSon. Topeka and Santa Fc ana
the st. Louis and san Francisco Rail
roads II was badly involved and in
poor physical condition. The Kansas
state Public Utilities Commission has
just issued an order that 100000 should
be spent To put ii in better condition.
T.. T. Ripley, president OF the Santa
Pc and w. l.. Eiddlc. one of the three
receivers for the Frisco, met to talk
over what was TO be done about the
commissions new order.
How would YOU like to buy tho
road MIR. Biddlc asked.
"ri name q price, give or take" Nr
Ripley said,
Go aheai." The Frisco receiver said
"Ou" dollar" Mir. Ripley responded.
IN take it," MIR. Fiddle snapped
Nmd that's the way the Santa Fc
acquired fun title To the ownership Of
the branch road. The story came out
whcu q Santa +" official told IL al the
John W. WNcSE luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issue,
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart.
J. G. Newton, for II. J. Godsey. Lin
ucn street. near Woodcliffe Avenue 81,
outlets and fixtures.
lhSton Electric Construction Com.
pahN, Tor lichmond Trust and Sa wing.
company. Seventh and Main streets
one outlet.
Martin * Myers. for IIippoaro,,,
motor. 0"'
EnSclhcrg e Rear. for Gilbert Hotel
Noi East Franklin Street. three fans.
:, same. Tor George n. Priddy. IL F.as,
Nam street. rear, six outlets and nx.
Same. for NJ. saycr ala West Grace
street; four outlets and fixtures.
W; ~ tatlctt Electric Company. for
r. W. Parrish, beverly and ia hi
Strc"tS. twcntN-one fixtures.
j.. X Narinncr. for Charles Watkins
""" West Franklin Street. two outlets
and fixtures.
same; for i. l.. Mcars. $500 East
''rnah street: one outlet and reccptarlc
WINSTON Electric Construction Com
panN. Tor Southern Express COMPANY
r,iieen'h ana Franklin Streets, six
rn Tr'IState Electric Company. for ].
iuratti: ""i East Eroad Street. one
hc-slNth- horsepower motor
same. for G. e. Morris o3oo I,.,
hroad street, eleven outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
cHA>cEnY DEEDS or TRUST.
SiN Deeds OF Trust Nmountlu. IN


ipb
Charles T.. Chandler ct uX. to lanes
u; iiarvi", trustee. 3cxl2O feet north
IN" cary street 30 feet cas-, Of Row
!aun street. March -. 1919 $Tlj.5U
Maudc {. Eppcs TO +. NJ. I;ox!cv al
~, trustees, 2lXll7 feet west line
"cuiN seventh street. % feet south
Of Marshall Street. Arm : I.l, S3IS
flold Spencer IT ux. 70 Elan Il Fun
St'h' ifa. icrh, - feet north line Baker
street, between TYLER and Rome
greet. being No. f2o. April /. 1918,
Euphrania II. Whiting ct vir 10 f.
j sutton, trustee. tract Of land con
tanning between ana . acres on Can
mons Hfanch December ~. 1914. ST..
j !. Mat,crm to T.: \. Dietrich. trus-
t'"' l"o%233.1 feet west line Seminary
Avcnu" 700 feet SOUTH of Maplcwood
Avenue April 10. 1918. $500
Mary J. Phillips a. wiz Ia f., (
RIOS" 81 al. trustees. "7xI7r feet .
iirch"s north line Fnlyd Avenue. 100
i"ct east az Meadow street. April 10
1918, Sl,GSo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
PRELIMINARY SURVEYS
For RIVERSIDE: DRIVE:

The Administrative Board has en-
pioycd Bolton. Clarke X Pratt 10 make
the necessary surveys and report the
estimated cost Of tn" proposed river
side drive The estimate Will he made
from Second ana Arch streets to the
Scttliu = BASIN. a distance Of six miles
The city I'm nicer has been in
structsd by the board 10 proceed with
the smooth paving OF Eroad Street
from Twenty-fourth 10 Thirty
streets. lie has also been asked 10
tccnth street from the north .nd OF
the jew Mayo Fridge 10 Cary street
Th"istrcet will have width Of eighty
i"c' from the bridge TO the Dock and
SIXTY feet from the Dock TO Cary
street The roadhcd Of Tenth Street
IS 10 he paved with granite spali from
McDonoush to cambridge Streets
The obstacles tending TO delay the
proposed extension of Monument Ave-
nue. from tie Roscncath Road To the
Horse Pen Road. in lIenrico County.
are disappearing. and it looks as
though the street Will be extended.
Il remains now that ihe only hitch
that i 20 -" overcome is the right of
way through W. :. ForbcsS property.
II is reported that the Eel, Lin. Rail
way VIII b" alb" TO come TO terms
with the city in regard to its tracks.
rico County has met and stated that
il would cooperate with the city In
Conforming certain property that is
needed Tho extension has the in
dor encui Of All downtown business
fplk. and il is said that strong pres
sure Vii he brought to bear To Sc
cure til" extension
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CHANGER, TRANSFERS.
NiN Deeds OF tnrgnin and SHE,
tnouniinp Ia S.G,:J.5

j Y Carncal, trustee 10 Mary NJ.
i;athius - l-2NSG feet : Inches north
lin" jefferson Avenue, l32 feet :, } 4
inches north Of oaiy street, March is.
1918. $l,N0h
ibb"y Realty Corporation to Nellie
~" plan Of Colonial Place. section y.
APRIL s, 1915. &550.
jacob ". Wilbur 81 lux. to cora \.
Sizcr. lots $50 and -. i'm the plan Of
iT""klanI Terrace APRIL 6. 1915. tax
- cents. $40
Morton. 5jXliD feet south line stuart
Road, 40 feet cas-; of Miller Avenue.
March Il, 1915, tax $3.50. $40
CHARLES :. SicktI at uX. 10 Harvey G.
Brown. i%t feet . 81 mcncs by l2S
f."' II Inches north line Franklin
street. 100 feet east of Cleveland
street April /, 1919, Si,a15
Anna g crnucl, ct Viz to Henry Z
WailerSiein. 100 feet on The north line
OF Frhnkl!u street. 100 feet east of
I'Ns!hhn street. December q, 1914
FAX 500, $40, rc-rcCCrdcd
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HusTI>Gs C0InT, PART II.

MONDAY -Ja w Gordon and John
u i.iShtioot, receivers OF the Common.
Wchltn Bank vs.. x. l.. Barnes. Light.
i"nt tucker. y. o.: Montague. y. d.
TucsdaN-i1. &. Iiuppcrt ". Cicorr.
Johnson ct al. Pollard. p. a.: Clutch,
ms x Gutchins. y. d.
cuucSday-John w. Smith rs. Thco.
dorc w, Jones, LiGhtfoot &c Tucker u
~ L. sands and Giles Jack son. 70. ii
lhurSdaN ". y. Stumpf vs.. The 20,
,iiNcr l'uttcr Company, Wcmdenburr 4
liaauon j.. o; !. Kent Rawlcy. p IL
Friday W. ~. Nelson vs. \. A. Bow.
ma" ana J. I. Morris. Mathews, p. q
English. y. Il.
Snturday-jamcs II. Chambers VS.
Wells Amusement Company, Patterson
I. @; Collins, y. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

ne io'lowinG meetings Of the Coun-
week ''' WIS
Committee on streets at !
o'clock. az
csdny-Ttcgular monthly nicotine
81 me it"ard OF Aldermen AT 8 o'clock.
nnrsha y.-Committcc son Ordinances
mite" ut o'clock. in the Circuit t,omr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Tho consensus Of opinion In rcalty
circles yesterday was that with a con-
tinuance of the spring weather that
has existed during tho past week. tn"
local market would show much ac-
tivity. II is time for the annual spring
buying. ii is said. and there is a fair
demand FOR all classes OF property. but
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
BAILDING PERMITS.
Eight Building Permits. Amounting

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday. as follows:
Dr. Paul w. liowlc, 20 build a three
Story prick dwelling ON the south side
or FRANKLIN Street. between Harrison
anH BOYD Streets. to cost $4,000.
lidWard NJ James. to repair frame
SECS.
>, u ~: May, to repair brick store us
East Main street. to cost 800
Joseph Bryan Estate, to repair brick
store, So2 East Broad Street, TO cost
John Il. Henderson, to repair two
frame dwellings lili and l4li l-2 Jac-
4ueiin street. to cost Sl95.
-. w DIETRICH, to repair frame
evening 1907 cambridge street. TO
James NJ. Clarke. to- repair frame
500.
5, WI; H. Watkins. to repair frame
uWeilinS l2ol West Leigh street, to
cost $27J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Of Wayucsboro and Basic. which com.
mittcc are now at work with the pur-
pose of Immediate action.
IT IS estimated that there are 1000
people in WaNncSboro- Basic and tha :
within ~ few years the population will
reach 5.o0o, which viii enable IL city
charter to he obtained. which Is the
desired goal OF those who are inter
cstcd In the consolidation movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11
HENRICO CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday Dallas \. Schafer vs.. Sam
mci R"scstcr. Il. w. Darlington. p. o..
John T.. Mcclure VS.. same, II. w Car
r,!ngion y q. Thurston & Co, US. G..
r. l.ocknanc. Throckmorton. p. O.;
Goodc 4 farinholt, y d. Chistol Man
mfacturinS co. VS.. G. Johnson. q. o.
'oschen. y. q; Pool e. Collins. y. d.
IucSdaN-SCotts administrators vs..
Kentucky Tobacco Product Sompany.
isaac biEgs. y. a.: Williams & Mullen.
;, W:d"csday- Samuel l.. DuGgins VS..
x ~ Wade. smith & Smith. p. O.;
vs. e NJ. Harris. Lewis p. a.; Gum &
Mathews, y. Il. L.. NJ. Moorc's admin
stratrix vs.. H. H. Trowbridge. Gum
y .AMhn nll,,s, y. a. T. Cohen. p; d.
". Gardner. Main Street Bank VS.. Ad-
olson Clark. Henley. ANDERSON & Hall,
D. q; Isaac Digs. D. d.
Friday. r. Bowles VS.. Sallic G.
Hawkes.. oFlahcrty. Fulton & Byrd.
T. d: -. NJ. White. p. d. a. w rat
tcrson's executor vs. u. y. Patter-
son ~. NJ. Smith. Jr. VS.. Pauline and
william kcdd, Smith & Smith. p. d.
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COIItT CALENDARS

~" following are the cases set for
tihi IN the various Coutrs this week:
t. -. is the Authorization for the Term
pro gu" rcnt", which means for the
j. -. is the authorization for lilo
defendants ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Mary J, Phillips. 2Txl7a feet . inches
OF Meadow Street. April 10, 1915, ST.
$50.
Wallace f.. Brown. trustee to Is. s.
feet north line Blair Street SCI feet
IL inches east of Meadow street. April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-11

Inc Following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Ian
dcrS:
capitol Plumbing Company. for Eli
"abeth Brinkley. lil6 North Twenty
- same. for Il. NJ. Mahoney, 1919 81 %
North Twcnty-sevcnth street
MilllamS Plumbing Company. for
John IL. Rose X Co. for Leslie H.
Rccd, 1916 Park Avenue