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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Trade I;Atension bureau of Chnm-
Der OF Commerce. Wu-R-r'. Hotel.
1':i0 o'clock.
Richnnnd Society OF Engineers.
discussion of Helt Line problens,
virginia Mrchnntcs' Institute, S,I5
o'clock.
Council Committee ON streets.
heit Line problem, city Hall. 3
O'Clock.
Council Committee ON Public
buildings. Properties and Utilities.
CIT, HILL. y o'clock.
Associated Charities, annual meet
ing. Jefferson Hotel, b O'Clock.
BninbridKe Street baptist Church,
annual fancy goods sale. y o'clock.
Leigh street baptist Church,
oyster supper, 0itO to O;3O O'Clock.
Art Club Of Richm0nd, members
wright on cart a. An Asset In
Richmond" 4,30 o'clock.
VIrgInIn Poultry show. iI8 Enst
Bronj street. o a. NJ. TO 10 PM.
S.rnnd-t;rnyee scott Company. In
'rhe Lion una the Mousse, mntInce,
2:iJ, night, S:E.
Iyrie-iopuinr vaudeville md
and -.
Bijou-TrInnEie motion pictures,
continuous performance.
Iittir-PnramOuut pictures; con-
tinuOus performance.
CUlUnIal-MOtiOn pictures; contfn-
nous performance.
Isis-Motion pictures; continuous
performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
URGES EVERYONE
TO QUICKLY GET
ON WATER WAGON
Drink glass OF hot water before
breakfast to wash Olrt
pOiSonS.

TO see the tingc of healthy bloom
IN your face. to see your skin get
clearer and clearer. to wake up with
out headache. backache. coated
tongue or nasty breath--in fact. to
feel your best. day in and day out
lust try inside bathing every morning
for one week
Before breakfast each day. drink a
glass of real hot water with "a tea
spoonful OF limestone phosphate in il
the stomach. liver. Kidneys and bowels
The previous days indigestible waste
sour bile aud toxins; thus cleansing,
Sweetenine and purifying the entire
allmentarE canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action of
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully in
MIGRATING. II cleans out all the sour
Concentrations. gases and acidty and
gives one splendid appetite for
break fast.
y quarter pound OF limestone rhos-
nhnte. VIII cost very little at the drug
store. but is sufficient to demonstrate
mat Just as soap and hot water
clcanseS. swcetc.Is and Crcshcns the
skin. so hot water and limestone phos-
.phatc act on the blood and Internal
organs. Those who are subject to
constipation. bilious attacks acid
stomach, rheumatic twingcS. also those
whose skin IS sallow and complexion
pailid. are assured that one week of
inside bathing VIII have them both
locking and feeling better in every
W.I,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
SYRUP Of FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK
FEVER|SH CHILD
Look, Mother! Is tongue coat
ed. breath hot and
stomach sour!
Harmless "fruit laxative" best
to clean tender liver
and bowels.

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california syrup Of Figs" because In
few hours all the cloggcd-up waste,
sour bile and fcrmenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
Il we'll. playful child again. Children
simply will not take the timo from
play TO empty their bowels. and they
become tightly packed. liver gets slug
gish and stomach disordered.
When cross. fcverish. restless, see If
tongue is coated. then give this de-
licious fruit laxative Children love
it, and II cannot cause injury. No diff
ference what ails your little one--if
full Of cold, or a sore throat. diarrhoea,
stomachache. bad breath. remember, n
gentle inside cleansing" should al
ways nc the first treatment given.
Full directions for babies, children Of
NIL ages and grown-ups are printed OH
each bottle.
Beware OF counterfeit ne syrups.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle
OF california Syrup OF Figs" then
look carefully and see that II ia made
by the California Fig Syrup Com
pany.' We make no smaller size.
Hand back with contempt any other
fig syrup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
uENRIC0 TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds OF IBnrguin aud Sale
Amounting to SiO.nOi.

ivondale Land ''ompany, Inc. to
Wcstbrooh Sanatorium. Inc ali the real
cstat" shown on the plan OF Wcstbrook
Lawns, except lots I. =, $. II, IL. -. 81
ana 81. at the intersection Of Erook
Turnpike with Wcstbrook Avenue. be
ccmbcr I, 1915, s2l.O0o
same 10 Paul Y. Anderson, lot y, front
ing ! 20 feet on the north line OF West
brook Avenue. plan " Westbrook
$40
Abbey Realty Corporations to NIL
liam Gasser. lots u and IL. BLOCK 81,
section H. plan Of Colonial Place. Oc-
tober g. l?l5. s?v0.
sam. To W. Il. Eridgcforth lots 30
and 81, block -. section Il. plan Of
Colonial Place. October 20. 1918 $500
Nelson Moore ct ux.. to J. Lee Davis.
lG0N3o1 feet. on the west side uf the
hermitage Road. belw cen bellevue and
Westhrook Avenues. December /. 1915:
tax $1,000, $40
stuart Bowc ct al. special commits.
sioner, TO Mrs. Nellie Sickkeicc lots u
and ~. block l. plan Of Highland Park
addition. October 80. 1915. S225
same. IL fanni" Il Moorcticld lots
=? and 10, book q. plan Of Highland
Park Addition. October 90. 1913. $3.50
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued 10y the state
corporation Commission yesterday as
Acca stock Farm, Inc. Richmond.
Maximum. $500: minimum. 500: par
value. $40. y. 4. Griffith. president: a.
w. Saunders. secretary and treasurer.
Loth OF Richmond. Purposes: real cs-
tate business
Nirsintan Pharmacy. Inc, Victoria.
Maximum $4,000: minimum. 81. 900: uar
H y Ne $40: w: c. Moomaw. president;
~. Al ila"thorne secretary and treas
Irer-hoth OF Victoria. Purposes
The poythress Investment Company,
nc; ilopewen Maximum. $4,000
\. Duerson. president; g. II. Penn. see
retary-both Of Hopewell PURPOSES
real estate business.
Hop@weii Lefty Point Real Estate Ex
sl"0oo; minimum. $1,000: par value. sa4.
X: T. Lipscomb. president. Richmond
zoe BiunberS, secretary and treasurer.
Hopewell. Purposes: real estate bust
ness.
Petersburg Butter Company. Inc. Pc
tersburg. Maximum, $4,000: minimum.
$4,000: par value. 500. ]. Powell WAT :
son. president: Benjamin w Jones. sec
rctary--both OF Petersburg
Du Ponr- Hopewell Development Cor
$4,000: par vaiue. 500 Il. e. JACK JACK
son. president; Raymond g. Parsons
'SSi anu tEeaSOFGr-DUtH Pc
,crsburG. Purposes: real estate busi-
ness.
The Solon Knight Company, Inc. Nor.
iolk Maximum. 10000: minimum
$4,000: par value. Slc0. Joseph Il. Rob
lnson' president; NJ s. Knight, sccre-
tarN anJ tTrasurer-both q! Norfolk
PURPOSES: ADVERTISING business.
Columbia Land Company, Inc. Wythc-
vile. Maximum. $500 nir!iuuu,
$3.50: par value. $40. L. ice Trinkie
president. Wytheville: j. c. Eyars, sec
rotary and treasurer. Washington. u. G,
PURPOSES: real estate business
James ~ Burns. Inc, south Wash
inEton. Va. MaXiniIn. 1000: mini
MINI, sl.oc0; par value sloI. James
! turns president; licssL. i.e"therinan,
sccrctarY--both OF WaShinGtou H. &.
purposes: manufacturing business.
lathseccne Company OF the Contra.
states. Inc. Richmond, Va Maximum
end minimun. s.5e. 600: par value. si0o
Charles w. Gillctt, president. 104 West
minister Bldg. Chicago. III: " j.
t'aum"r secretary and treasurer. chi
cnso. Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
COMMANDING OFFICERS
IN SESSION HERE TO-DAY
About Fifteen Militia Heads Will
Hold Annual Conference With
idjutant- General.
MAY DISCUSS PREPAREDNESS
Yearly Gathering Has Proved OF
Much Benefit to Virginia Volun-
teers-General Vaughan, Brigade
Commander, VIII BE Present.

About fifteen commanding officers OF
the Virginia Volunteers from all parts
Of the State will gather here TO-DAY
to hold their annual conference The
meeting will open this morning at 10
o'clock in the Office of the Adjutamt-
General Virginia Railway and rower
building, seventh and Franklin streets.
These conferences were iuauguratcd
several years ago by Adjutant-Cicnera
W. w. sale and have proved of much
benefit TO tho militia commanders. Ac-
compiishments during the year arc dis
cusSed faults criticized and benefits
praised while "or!: projected for the
coming twelve months is for,nulatctl
Ihis years meeting promises 10 he
OF peculiar interest in view OF the
hation-wtde agitation of national de-
!rnsc methods. and the general uues-
ton OF preparedness. Undoubtedly
tncs" matters will be discussed at to-
GAYS conference with the chances that
some resolutions in thisl connection
may be adopted
COMMANDING OFFICERS
WHO WILL TAKE PART
Among those who are expected TO
"e present are the following officers:
General c. G. Vaughan. .Ir.. brigade
commander: Colonel Robert +. Leedy.
! commanding the Second Regiment:
colonel w. j. Perry. commanding the
flrst Infantry; Colonel l.. T.. C;oodw win.
commanding tho Fourth Regiment:
Lieutenant Coloncl 10 Lane Stern. In
snector-General; Lieltcnunt- Colonel
Thomas w. Shelton. Judge advocate.
! Lieutenant Colonel Alfred s. Percy.
! chief OF ordinance; Lieutenant Colonel
.Iunius f. Lynch. surgeon general:
heutehant-Colonel Charles IT, Con
%oiFe aEmaster-generaS; Major L. w
t'owlcS. commanding the Richmond
i.lEht infantry Blues; Major r NJ.
ortham. commanding the First Bat
TALON. Field Artillery. and Captain
FRANK 5. Splatt. commanding Tho
richmond Signal Corps
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erday by Building Inspector Butler

ns follows:
Thomas II. McAdams. to build IL two
and one-half-story brick dwelling OF
the north side OF I.akcview Avenue be-
tween Film Street and Davis Avenue.
with Il brick garage in :cnr. 10 cost
$4,000.
- j. Ieattic. 10 build Il two S,or..
brick store and dwelling on the north
side OF beverly street. between Davis
av"mne and Robinson street. to cost
$1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

appell.es: appeals from the District
Court at Charleston. =. e.. On rule 10
show cause as to why record should not
he amended. Argued by Alfred Uua-r
OF Charleston. =. g., for the appellants
and by III. J. iiaynsworth. OF GrecnviIic
>. g.. for the app"llecS. and submitted.
Case in call to-day:
No. i393-Itobcrt $. Owens. trustee In
bankruptcy Of tn. estate OF Abbcville
Lumber C.Snpany, bankrupt. appellant.
VS.. The Farmers Bank Of Abbevilir.
"ppeiiec: appeal from the District Court
" Charleston. X. Z. In Bankruptcy
70 be argued by J. NJ. Nickles. OF Able
rilie: = g., for tho appellant. and by
William =. Greene. OF Abbeville. S. g..
ior the appellee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
GRANGER, DEEDS or TRUST.
SIX Deeds or frusf Amounting Co


Mae u. Kerr ci vir.. 10 w : Bell ct
al, trustees. +0Xl+o feet east line sec
ond Avenue, >" feet north of Logan
street: November -. 1913, Sl.S3c5a
W. X. Robins CT uX. to John Bagbv
trustee, 60Nl$o feet west line Twenty
eighth street. ?iG feet north OF Nine
Mile Road. July Al. 1915. $40
Virginia l. Rlaii IT abs. to ELAN &
runsten. trustees. "2Xl22 feet east line
SsNenth street. l3i feet south Of I,aker
street. October |. 1915, S224O
Moses Brown to :. NJ. iiroolty. ,rus.
tc" "oNI 10 feet at the southwest corner
Of state and Fulton Streets. December
:, 1915, $i,jio.
Hannah -pConno 10 W. T. Redd
trustee. 2cXl33 feet : inches west line
tonrth street 100 feet north of
louisiana street. Nov 'npbcr . 1915
II. w. Goodwin TO ~ V. Shea, o, al
trustees. i:.l3 acres at the northeast
corner Of Cary Street Road and Inc
Sll.S00 - ''''
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ciiANcEHY TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds OF Bargain and Sale
Amounting IL Siil no2.1ls


Mary j. Dunn ct vir., TO NJ. II. Walton.
3lXl20 feet south line Dance Street
33i feet east Of randolph street. No
Joseph l.. SOrg Ct uN., to Moses
Brown, 3oxll0 feet at the southwest
corner of state and Fulton Streets. De-
cember 4. 1915. Sl,S5c.
Southsidc Company TO City Of Rich
mond iD lot uf I.6Gs acres south OF
Senimcs Avenue, along Canoe Run; t2)
I.G9 acres north Of Semmcs Avenue
along Canoe Run: t3l .3S2 of an acre
adjoining lot .: 90 I2.22 acres along
southern Railway: also .G5G acres: all
interest in certain streets and alleys
ar shown on plat: also ali interest in
sewers, water pipes, etc, in Woodland
Heights. November 10. 1918. s37.i12.?3
Same to same. lot Of 1874 acres he
tween McDonough. Thirty-third and
Westham Streets. also .oJ1 Of an acre
al the intersection Of Thirty fourth and
Westham streets: ais" all sewers. etc,
In Woodland Heights November 10
l!l5: tax 20 cents, 81
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tHANCERY COURT.

The following qualifications were
ihhde in the Chancery Court yesterday:
.iohn u. Henderson qualified as nd :
tiinia,ratcr Of the estate of Warren G.
Williams.
Francis Sterritt qualified as admins
,rator OF the estate of MaEdalcae IL.
Christian.
:. X. Williams qualified as the eX-
ccntor Of the estate Of Susan Williams,
valued 1T $3.50.
iotcfa Joseph qualified AS the adj
ministratriN Of the estate OF John
Joseph. valued at $1,000.
Richmond Trust and Savings Com
rany pualihed as admi Illustrators OF the
cetate OF Annie O'kee1e. valued at
$4,000
j. j.. Coins was appointed guardian
or R"sa H., Frances ". and Ada =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
CITIZENS OF HOPEWELL
WAC|NC SPIRITED FIGHT
Contest FOR Chamber of Commerce
Charter Before Corporation
Commission To-Day.
TWO RIVAL FACTIONS APPLY
business Mems Association Of Pow
der Town Protests Against Grant
ing Incorporation Papers to Body
Which First Sought Use OF Title.

lively contest is anticipated to-day
before the State Corporation Commits
sion when opposing factions from
lfopewell will fight To see which is
entitled 70 charter of incorporation
rs the Chamber of Commerce OF That
community. The hearing was iiNea by
Judge prcntis. chairman of the 2ommis-
sion. for 10 o'clock this morning.
The iiopewell Business Mems .Asso-
citation, IT 4 meeting last week, deter
mined to change its name TO tn" Hope
we'll Chamber of Commerce and to APP
pig fer papers of incorporation The
following day tho merbcrS We're as
founded when they learned that a body
rf iopcwcll citizens, who were no;
identified with The association, had met
am! also determined TO have themselves
organized and Incorporated into the
Hone" ell Chamber OF Commcrcc The
latter session wac said TO have been
kept a profound secret. and members
or the business Mems Association did
not learn .. II until u party Of their
rivals was on IT'S way 20 Richu,ond to
APPLY fer incorporation papers.
This party was followed by Il second
delegation. composed of members o. the
business Mems Association. AMI they
hled 2 vigorous protest with the Cor
poraiion Commission against granting
the application OF the other side This
caused Chairman Prcntis TO defer ac-
ton until all. parties interested could
be heard.
BO'rTI SIDES ARE TO
BE REPRESENTED TO-DAY
Yesterday tho business men filed APP
piication with tho commission for n
charter as the Chamber OF Commerce
OF Hopewell. Inc. This will also come
up 1T to-tiays hearing
Flankcd by Hopewelrs best legal au-
ihoriticS delegations OF the two fac
tons arrived in Richmond last night
IN order to I've on hand in time for the
hearing. Informal conferences were
held, and lines of action in tho sched.
nled clash mapped out for consumma-
ton
The factional line OF cleavage is
'aid TO he over the method OF mcor.
poration of the city of HOPE well. which
now claims 20 be the fifth city
III size in Virginia. One faction favors
The plan OF applying 10 the Circuit
court Tor Incorporation as Il township
OIL a small thickly settled area Just
II the gate OF the Du Font plant, hay.
ing less than 5000 popula ton. The
other ihVors asking u special act OF
thc General Assembly incorporatinp as
Il city the entire section Of Primo"
george County on which the powder
plant and its surroundings are located.
with population at this time of NOT
less than Gc.NGO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading in city property OF the local
real estate market yesterday was DUH
few deals developing with these CON
fined entirely TO small property Hen
rico county property was active. with
sales for the day aggrcsat!ng $4,000
The Avonhalc Land Company sold to
the Westhrock Sanatorium "a tract
OF land at the intersection OF the
Brook Turnpike and westbrook Ave-
nue. No statement OF the acreage of
the tract: which brought $1,000. was
n.ie Nelson Moore sold To ). Lee
Davis a lot fronting $50 feet on the
west side OF the hermitage Road. be-
tween 'icllevuc and Westbrook Ave-
nncS. TOR SlG.j00. Davis sold to Moore
OhiE last week, considerable property
In the West End. and this sale. IL re-
ported 10 hc The other half Of ~ trade.
Among the charters issued yesterday
ny the State Corporation Commission
were two firms In IIopewel and one i'm
petersburg to do "A real estate business
ihcSc were the PoythresS Investment
20, with = capital OF $4,000. and tho
/. ltop"wcll- City Point Real Estate Elk
chanSc, with II capital OF $4,000. I'm the
Wonder city. Tie Petersburg concern
is the Du pont- IIopcwcll Dcvclopraenr
Corporation. with "a capital of $4,000
The Nick cSscn tract. said to he one
of the most desirable sections in tho
suburbs of Petersburg, will he placed
on the market this morning at 1880
o'clock when 800 lots will bc sold at
auction The South Sycamore street
extension through Walnut Hill I" the
Pennsylvania monument. will open up
one OF the most desirable residential
sections Of the Cockadc CITY,
Walnut Hin is TO he extended TO
through the Mckesson tract. with the
extension OF the car line the remUtcst
corner OF this tract viii be but few
minutes ride from the business section
OF the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
L. s. CIRCUIT COUNT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened Yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
Pritchard. Knapp and Woods, and Dis
trict Judge Dayton I'm attendance
Cases argued yesterday:
No. 13a0-Howard S. Roberts ct al,
appellants. VS.. Steam nredge a., ct al,
appellecs; appeal from the District
Court at>New Bern, y. c. Owing to in :
count OF wreck on railroad. the case
was continued until Monday, Deem
her 90.
Nos. 1862 -4--J. II. Lane 81 Co, ct al.
appellants, VS.. Maple Cotton Mill, ct al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
COLORADO TO BECOME DRY
states Authority to Enact aud Enforce
Fr"hihition UpaeId by Supreme
('Onrf.

DENVER. COL, December G.--Colo-
rhd"s authority TO enact and ENFORCE
state wide prohibition was upheld :
the state supreme Court to-day.
"c court held that cities governed
uhuer snecinl charter We're without lu-
'horii* 10 continue traffic IN intoXicat-
iAS liquors after January !. 1916. when
H'ate-W wide prohibition becomes cffrc-
tive III Colorado. under constitutional
and cnactorl amendments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
MARRIAGE. LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued hy the
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Mona +. Stidecr
T. i;crna'd Loving and Esther V.
Stradrr.
Wilhnr T. Miller. OF Norfolk. and
Annie Waller Fariuhclt
The following marriage licenses we're
issued yesterday by Deputy Clerk T.. e..
Fletcher, OF the IIcnrico Circuit Court;
Henry Biiek, of Newport News, and
bertha Louise Grouse. OF Her rico: nno
Charles Woodford Pierce and Eess;e
Irene pickcn. both Of ,Henr!co
BUILDING: PERMITS
Two building Permits Amounting =.
X32.60O.
Permits TOR new work were issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
uENuIco DEEDS or rn,,
Five Deeds of Trust tmount.np +,
&IN.2In.

Westbrook Sauatorium. Inc. IN
Thomas w. lardner. ct al. trustees
All the real estate shown on the Dl2 n
OF W"Stbrook Lawns. EXCEPT lots =, 9
). II, II. L.. 81 and 80, at the ir Sac-
tion Of Brook Turnpike with -v-ast-
brook Avenue. December L. 1915
$1,000.
Charles j. Furycar II i:x. To T.. Sit.
terdihE ii ais, trustees, 22XIS yards
Benedict Town. about three miles east
Of Richmond december ,. 1913. $50.
Eugene H. Rawlings ct NY, to H. T.
RichcSon et al. trustees. 20 acres ON
the south side OF the Three Chopt Road
adjoining the land OF IIagcmeycr. be-
cemhcr |. 1915. S2.650.
capitola Taylor ct vir. to H. s. Nc
Curdy. trustee. zoos North Twenty
eighth Street September 23. 1915, 5000
II. G. Jones ct ny. Ia f.. NJ. RoXlcy.
trustee, lot .. block >. plan Of Her
mitage Park July 10, 1915, $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

At tue Bijom.
Two exceptional pictures arc offered
FOR the first half Of this week at the
E!iou for the Triangle program under
the new continuous performance polio:
The Disciple" and Tier Painted
Hero" The first named is a Western
drama in which William :. Hart is
featured, and the second gives Hale
Hamilton and roily Moran an oppor-
tunity 10 do certain things in a truly
Mack Sennettian manner The lnce
drama, which Is the feature DESPITE. the
laugh provoking propensities Of the
comedy. though set in the West and
treating a not unusual plot in Il not
unusual manner, owes its appeal to the
excellent acting OF William s. Hart
the very accurate stage direction of
Thomas Ince and the splendid Dhotog-
raphy. Her Painted Hero" gives Polly
Moran. Hale Hamilton and Charles
Murray splendid opportunities to bring
laughs, and they take advantage OF
them all. II Is n most enjoyable en-
tcrtainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
UNITED STATES psrnIcr COURT.

5. :. Mrch. trading az Burch Broth
crS. ol1 East Main Street, yesterday
filed u petition In voluntary bankruptcy
la the United states District Court.
listing his liabilities at $6.2Os.i9 and
bis assets at sl7.l5o.92. Among the
larger unsecured claims against the
sutioncr are William y. Leonard,
s!.ia5; Downing. Clark & Co. 1915:
Miller & ithoads. 310i.40. and Harring-
ton e Goodman, sl705S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07

,,,.,rir - ~ I,uTirIIuer p.-BhTo-
orally east OF the Mississippi River and
west o! the Rocky Mountains. Low
pressure prevails on the North Attain
tic Coast and disturbanccs are central
over Texas. The indications are that
the weather viii be generally fair
Tuesday and Wednesday through the
region east OF the Mississippi River
except snow iiurries IN Upper Michigan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
LAW AND EQUITY corrvr.

Judgment for sl.37S.45 was awarded
IN inc Law and Equity Court yesterday
in favor of the Charles Eoldt co
against the Sewers Distilline Co
Tordict and Judgment for slo3a7
were returned i'll the suit Of Staples G.
staples against the Patterson Brothers
Tobacco Company Tho claim was CON
tested by the defendants but the Jury.
held that the plaintiff was entitled TO
the sum GWnr1nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
ILI MuISG PERMITS.

Thomas Tinslcy. for Joseph Heppcrt,
ZOO" West Grace Street
Gillian & Shaw, for John &. Fetch
er. i0i East Canal Street.
Capitol Plumbing Co, for Muhie-
man & kayhOc, 1929. 1925. 1927 and
3o29 Hanover Avenue.
same. for q. #. Williams, 1890 Rog-
ers Street
G. Mnnning Plumbing Co. for
fcase Drug Co. 1927 West Cary street.
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HENRICO WEIEAsE DEEDS.
Two Deeds OF Rcienxc Amounting Ia


f. Sittcrding Ct al. trustees, to John
W. Brown et ais, 20Xi30 feet east line
Of Pine Street. 100 feet south Of
Bacon Street; also > acres. about y
miles west OF 'tichnond: also > acres
about miles west of Richmond No
vcmbcr l2. 1918. $500.
w. Stewart White. trustee. tn W. D.
j.anum. ct IVY. " acres on the Charles
City Road. about 12 miles below Rich
mond. December 1. 1915. SG75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-07
cHANCEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Helensc Deeds Amounting 4
IN

II. L. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Jesse
y. Lad6, lots 3 and : in block & in the
plan of Lee Park Addition December
6. 1915. Sligo
Same to ResSie II. billiard 60Xl20 feet
east Lire Twenty-third Street. 60 feet
north of street December &. 1915,
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