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The Detroit times., 1915-07-29

ago speed IL three miles an hour. To
this day the spices leave Yemen as
the queen Travelled to Jerusalem. by
the camel caravan. the water for
passengers being slung across the
animals backs In gurgling goat
skins.
We are 90 accustomed to thinking
OF the Jewish nation In terms OF the
present Palestine that We forget tina.
6olomon's kingdom extended clear TO
the Red sea and that where now
stands the miserable little town Of
Akaba, 1t the head Of the gulf Of tho
same name. was once the seaport Of
Solomon. A British warships have
lately shown. q vessel can approach
within 800 feet Of the shore, 90 won
dsrful u this ancient port Solomon
aid business by way Of the Red sea
with the eaat coast OF Africa with
Arabian ports including those Of
sheba. and with the Persian Gulf Of
India. 30 II 10 not strange that the
stories OF his greatness should have
reached his neighboring ruler.
The oift.essrlno 0rieut
or course the Queen Of sheba boz .
rich gifts TO Solomon: there never
was an oriental embaasase that did
not. II 10 the custom to this very
day. And Solomon lavished even
greater largesse upon her; not only
gift for gift. but also 'of his royal
bounty" This after he had made
show OF his best unto his guest. IN
I'll there was no moro spirit In her
or. a. We say colloQuially. he took
her breath away" Then cried the
queen, Behold. the half was not
told me-"
That phrase 10 oftenest used con
corning the point which Is the chief
application OF this lesson. The bali
has not been told concerning the
glortes of the kingdom of heaven.
and the delights OF the Christian life.
Nobody ever accepts Christ's invita-
ing. with the Queen OF sheba. Be
ton 10 "come and see." without cry
hold, the half was never told me-
Al the New Testament rays. Eye
hath not seen. nor ear heard. neither
have entered into the heart of man.
the things which God hath prepared
for them that love Him.
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line OF Riopeiis farm. to be graded
and paved. notice 10 hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and. premises front
ing on said Kirby avenue. and liable
TO be assessed for said Improvement
under the provisions of the City
Charter. and that roll OF said as
sessment In now completed, and will
remain at the Assessors Ofnce. In the
until August 10, 1918. for the inspec
ton or all persons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GUSTAvE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-64 President
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IN ORDINANCE ehsnSiag asd co
tahllsh1ng the grade 81 Common
wealth svease. roadway, eurS AT
siAewsiks from the nertA csrs liz :.
feet nertheriy thesefren. an
granting pernission e the Deeroi
= nay City Railroad Company. th'
Lake shsre and MichaGaa sowther,
Railway Company aad tie Crane
sds. e hriage said CemnonweaIti
avenue sad % operate their respec
five railways ever end shove sat'
CSamenweslth avenne.
IT Is HEREsY, ORDAINED 2Rp GIIp 3,
Fsction !. That the grade OF
the easteriy and westerly curos
of Commonwealth avenue At tho
northeriy curb line OF Stanley
Avenue 10 hereby estaoiisned az
cordinG to city level and datum:
that northerly from said points
said curbs shall have q gradual
descent at the rate OF a.Se4 feet
per hundred feet for . distance
Q: sos,1s feet where s the . .S,e.so OF
at an elevation Of 1903 feet, ac-
that norfherly from said points
said curbs shall have a gradual
descent at the rate Of o:t0 feet
q pr ii nSns's feet 'ss ~heTs the Srsds
OF the curbs IL hereby estabfIshed
at an elevation Of 1904 feet. ac-
cording to city level or datum:
that northerly from said points
said curb: shall have "a, a gradual
hundred sSsns fee. for a dis distance POI OF
1915 feet where the trade Of the
cuSbs 10 hereby estapiishsd at an
elevation Of f<0.s9 feet, accord
iLg to city level or datum: that
northerly from rom. said ID. points p., said
s s r.. ' rate o 81 s,ss feet per Ssn
dred feet for distance Of ifi.7
feet whore the grade Of the curbs
IL hereby established NJ an ele-
walton Of 1880 feet.
Sc SsS; 'x,ih 1r t ne r. Iim ~ sac.
scribed in section I hereof shsii
a. herein eStaSiishsd.
SEQ 8. The Detroit . bay City
s Es1,.csd cSSm;sSnxx; cv,n fss Xxx
nay Company. tSe Grand Trunk
Railway Company Of Canada.
their successors and assigns. are
hsreby authorized TO construct
and maintain q bridge over arA
scy: e.: re. S::ciS sa :sccrd
aace with the provisions Of
contract entered Into between the
City. OF Detroit and said COM
panies
provided. That there shall b.
lower sides or the beams or
ssrinesrs OF said structure and
the GRADE OF said roadway a.
hxsd By this ordinance.
And provided further. That
tanned 90 a. TO be rea sonably
safe for persons using the road
and sidewalk under said struc-
turs: Al ordinanees and rssolu-
hereby repealed.
OSCAR B. Marx.
Aste.,-RrcHARD LINpsAY.
City Clerk.
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Ordinance No. 262.A.

An ORDINANCE chsnwisg and estsb
lsshing the gssSe 81 Ltsccls ave
. s:s: ':sew:y: , :.s -: 80 .: :,s;S !.
the ssStA mse Of stssicy svease 4
. peiat 3f0.90 feet north Of tn
ncSth llns % the CT. u. %. ytsht
Sf-wey, end wsaeting perolsslea q
the DetsUlt = Boy. City Railrea,
css,ssy' The Lake sssre s an
Hany and the 0ssnd Trusk llaiiws,
Company. " (assAa. Co bridge sss,
lincoln avenue and to OneFute thel
sespsctlve railways over and abov,
eata l1aco1n mvenae.
81, S j #zsTs 81 8 PIE s'4R 8
section I. That III. grade Of
Of Lincoln avenue at = point
$4,000 feet north 1T the northerly
n sd OF stanley ,s syeIos =, herss 81
feet. according to city level or
datum; that northerly from said
points said curbs shall have q
gradual descent at tho rate OF
0.+0 feet per hundred for a dis
tabliahed at an elevation OF f4S.s2
feet according to city Lowell or
datum: that northerly from snid
points said curbs shall have a
gradual descent at the rate of $50
of i70.3s feet where the grade Of
said curbs In hereby established
at an elevation Of 1894 feet, ac-'
cordtng to city level or datum:
that northerly from said points
said curhs shall have q gradual
pss hundred nf for rats al distance reef Of
l1t.75 feet where the grade OF
said curbs 10 hereby established
at an elevation Of 1&2.19 feet, ac-
cording to city level or datum
that northerIy from said points
ascent at the rate OF 0.40 feet per
hundred for q distance OF lille
feet whore the grade OF said
curbs IL hereby fixed and estab-
lishsd at an elevation OF 142.6
feet according to city level or
points said corbs shall have. a
gradual ascent at the rate OF
feet per hundred for a distance
of 1887 feet where the grade
Of said curbs In hereby estah-
iished At an elevation Of i;s-s2
datum; that northcriv from said
points said curbs shall have a
gradual accent at the rate OF
0.40 feet per hundred for dis
lance OF 1929 feet where the
grade OF said curbs In hereby es-
tahlish~d at an elevation OF
1850 feet according Ia city level
Sec 2 The grade OF all side
walks within the limits de.
scribed In Section I hereof shall
conform to the grade Of the curbs
a. herein established.
Sec. 3. The Detroit q Bay City
Railroad Company. the Lake
Shore 4 Michigan Southern Rail-
way Company. the Grand Trunk
Railway Company Of Canada,
their successors and assigns. are
hereby authorized to construct
and maintain q bridge over and
above the roadway and sidewalks
hereinbefore described. in accord
ance with the provisions Of Q
City OF Detroit and said COM
panies.
Provided. That there shall be
not less than IL feet between the
lower sides OF the beams or
stringers of said structure and
the Grade OF said roadway as
fixed by this ordinance.
And provided further. That
said structure shall be main
tained so as to he reasonably
safe for persons using the road
and sidewalk undcr said struc-
ture. All ordina noes and resolu-
ton. inconsistent herewith arc
hereby rcpealed
Approved July %. 1913.
OSCAR d. MARX.
Auest-RIcHARD LINDSAY.
BIS City Clerk.
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NO!ICE.STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. iii.
VERMONT AVENUE

To James Mcmillan Est. H. C..
Barry. A: Arnes,. Il. T.. Leadbetter.
wards, Ruth McGregor. Alfred steck-
er. Burr Hart. Cornelius Roach. Henry
Supneck. Jr:. VIM. J: Mcleod. w; n.
vid Marvin Miller. c. {. Kellogs. Mat
thew f. Plunkett. J. A. Robinson. p.
Moore. r. Ossood, Mary Williams. N:
A. Mathews. Corliss V. Andrus. Board
Il EdV ciiSra f E. Mcr nnarSs
Chamberlain. John B. Corliss. William
Baker, F; NJ, Paul II. L. Hall, Frank
II. Nickel. Cable Draper Baking Co,
Frank T. S Wietthor. Chas. f. Miller.
Thomas Rix. Theo j. Corns, Emma Z.
Kellogg. Jennie Adamson, Malcolm r.
Henry f. ]. Risdon. Augusta Ewing.
John c. Maize. Jas. d. Beattie. William
aldson. Chas. Burchinsky, y. g. Davis.
A. Masner. ]. Herbert Baker; Fred w.
Terry Jas. Mead. A. II. Murdoch, Mrs.
Polkinhorne. Francis Fischer. G. Els
worth, F.. Hoffman, William Rourke,
and to all other persons owning, oc-
cupying or otherwise Interested In
any Of the lots and premises 'front.' ont
OF Detroit within the limits herein
after mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City o.
Detroit. having ordered so much OF
Vermont avenue. from the north curb
line of Stanley avenue to the south
curb line of Ferry Park avenue, to be
graded and paved. notice Is hereby
given that an assessment. has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Vermont avenue. and
liable to be assessed for said i'm
provement under the provisions or the
City Charter. and that a roll Of said
assessment Is now completed and VIII
remain at the Assessors ONCE in the
City OF Detroit, from the date hereof
until Aug. 10, 1918, for the inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE ]. ALBRECHT,
B-68 President.
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poARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July Is, 1915.
NO1ICE-.ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1708.

Ravmg NOtlCe INO. llVos
To John X Hemstead. Don NJ Ora
ham. Julius T.. Thatcher. 4. NJ. Cole.
man, W. A. Butler. Phelp Van Zue.
Minnie A. Dwyer. r. I. Van Ziie.
Chas. Curran, I. w. Bourke. Herman
p Cohen. and to all other persona
owning, occupying. or otherwise IN
terested In any OF the lots and par-
cells of real estate in the local assess
ment district established by the Conn
mon Council 10 defray the expenses
of grading and paving the alley
within the boundaries herein SEQ
The assessment roll has been com.
pleted for defraying the expense %
paving the alley No tss. being the
east and west alley I'm block between
Third, Second. Forest and Hancock
avenues, and In now open 20 insrec-
tion at this Office. and Will remNtn
in this Office for I'VE days from the
frat publication OF this notice Tor
the inspection OF all concerned Al
lots or parcels OF land abuttina o0s
or adjoining tho alley so describeds
have been assessed for such improve
mrnt.
The Board ~ Assessors win met
on Tuesday the 5rd day OF Augusts
1915, at . O'Clock a. m, ~ their o9>
fice in the City Hall. and Will rema1o
In session for q period or six hoYeo1
20 hear any person or persona deooye
ing TO object to any assessment -.
BOARD OF AssEssoRe, -
BY GUSTAvE J. AIsBRECHL. ~
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BOARD OF AeeGoooNo OFFICE
Detroit. July 20. isls.
N0TIcE--AlLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 17O5..

HoSi"B NUtIce NO xJVo.
TO William Hacksnbsrgsr. r. d.
Warssw. 3; and A.. siegei. Minnie
newman Mrs. O. A. Barrie. John
Herman Rheinhold. NJ. q Edsar, b.
Friedman, q. +. watkins. J1cob BIN
der. Berthe Rowan, ID. w. eimons,
Henry Beri. w. p. Gordon. John
fio@m,. cs rsi A. Rudolph. Jchn =
Fred T. Moran, John 0ram6u sch'
Detroit Ladies' Society for Hebrew
widows and Y Orphans. Fred q Luts.
and to all other persons. occupyIn9'
or otherwise interested In any OF the
lots and parcels Of real estate in the
local assessment district established
by the Common Council to detray
the alley within the boundaries here
The assessment roll has been COM
p piet,sd for defraying the expense OF
1T" alley In block bounded by 81.
Antoine. Hastings. watson and Frs.
kline streets. and i4 now open to In.
spection ~ this Office. and win re-
main mai IN this office for ave days from
All lots or parcels OF land abuttinG
ed: have been assessed Ter sSsS i'm.
provement.
The Board OF Asssssors. VIII NEE,
on Tuesday the jrd day q Xusust,
Ace in the CIV esio1 H. ana M = PER sss o
In session for q period az six hours
TO hear any person or persons doSlr-
Ing to object to any asssssmsnt %
BOARD OF AssEssoRs.
- BY GUsTAvE J. ALBREcdT.
b-Io PRECEDENT.
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Ordinance No. 26O-A,

An ORDINANCE 70 amend N ordi.
nance entitled "An Ordnance q
amend an ordinance entitled sAs
ORDINANCES ca amend an ordfnanee en-
s.sea An ordinance 20 amend ~
ordinance entitled IA ordinance d
omsnd Chapter 1sl Of the Compiled
Ordinasces ~ the City Of Detroit
Tor the year 1912, by adding thereto
new section 10 be kaewn ~ Sec.
IT Is HEREBY ORDAINED b,
DETROIT:
Section 1. That an ordinance
ehtitIed An ordinance to amend
an ordinance entitled An ordi-
nance to amend an ordinance en-
ordinance entitled An ordinance
70 amend Chapter isl of the
Compiled Ordinances OF the City
OF Detroit for the year 1919. by
AIDING thereto q new section to
,s. known as Section H." be and
read as follows:
spirituous. Intoxicating or malt
liquors are sold as q beverage
shall be hereafter established and
within the City of Detroit de-
scribed as follows: All that part
OF the City Of Detroit bounded on
the west by the center line OF
Field avenue extended norther1y
and southerly. on the south by
the National Boundary Line. on
the east by the easterly city lin
Its. and on the north by the
northerly city limits. excepting.
however. the following described
parcel OF land; All that part of
lot Of the Henry Conner Estate
subdivision lying between Jeffer-
son avenue and the Connors
Creek dredge cur. so-called. ex-
cepting the easterly 2S feet
thereof; also excepting the. fol-
lowing described parcel Of land:
Park subdivision Of ali that part
OF p. C's $50. 1853 and 1855 lying
north OF Gratiot avenue, Detroit.
Wayne county. Michigan: also ex-
cepting the following described
parcel OF land: Lot No. S5 of
Beniteaus subdivision Of the
north 6s3 feet Of that part Of p
c. 72+ lying south OF Jefferson
thereof as recorded in Iiber 10 OF
plats, page So. said parcel being
situate on the southeast corner
OF Jefferson and Lemay avenues:
also excepting the following de-
scrihed parcel Of land: Lots 70.
40. 81 OF Maltz's subdivision OF
p. c. 1874. City OF Detroit. Wayne
county. Michigan.
Sec; :: This ordnance shall
OSCAR B. MARK.
Att..t-RIcHARp L1N pssGT
City Clerk.
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Smith. Hinchman a Grylls The sue
cessful bidder will be required to fur
amount OF contract The right TO re-
1ect any and all bids Is expressly re-
served. Bids will be Endorsed PRO
posals for complete Derrick" and de-
iiyered TO the undersigned.
GEORGE j. FINN,
BOO Secretary.
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tS::ss e. l s:e Us. ~ q
Crane farm al f17
90 g. ths ~ ssds q
ssss 's f. 2 & xxx ~
the north ao,15 le(D
!. :. suo ~ SsN
Si 81! =; !: = : 4
90 On the south side a. VICE.
ssrsd ~ netwsea Ply *
sub. OF parf Of O. LINGlyy
: OF the sub. Of p. O - u
o.. n. n r.. south ~ pfk AZ
nue and Township RpI 15'
= A. are owned By you. - oH<4
khe 18th day OF August. 1915 1t - e.
fault thereof. the same Viii ~ ~
structed, RECONSTRUCTED ~ 6Vt q
proper line and gvade BY the H0papf
ment Of Public Works. and the
OF this publication. viii BE- esoeopI
" ~ oEU. II. rEHKnIi. = 4
Commissionef OF Public WeslA Il,
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CITY OF oerRolr-oFFicE or
The FIRE COMMISSION
PROPOSALS FOR
. COMPLETE DERRICK

nj tue Office o Of the Fire Commission
until 1880 p. m. Monday, July az, 1918,
for one complete a4.inch pipe derrick
IN accordance with drawings and spe~
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BOARD or AssEssoRs oFFlcus
Detroit, July -. 1sigs,'
N0TiCE--ALlEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT ]


nvlng Notice No. 17o0 3zsf!!
TO D. LagoEio. Raphal Seatsdiu. q
ThsIan. Phil Weller, John stocSWSI s.
I'd Wfggle, A. 0oldsmith, Steni 0a0@ e
barino, e. Hghtstone. Mary 0asSSS{S.
no. Elisabeth .Krischman.- Fred. DsF>
bier, Albert 0asbarino, Iouia W0le%
uansky, MAX Jacob. and to AL ot30t 3,
persons owning. occupying or otoe&x<S
wise interested In any OF the lots o81> 81
parcels OF real estate In the local nG&&
eeesnuent district established by f6o&
Common Council to defray the 0XSc
pensee Of grading and paving th4 ~!
Isy. within the boundaries hsreaa. r.
! The assessment roll has bssn -
pletsd for defraying tho expeFs9 r. Z
pavfng. the alley No.. 474. bei1X A. q
alley m bleck bounded ~ r1tp44 ~
Russell, Division and Alfred sfrqoN1 ~
cfncs and Win rem.in = thi.s G! {
tion Of this notice for the innDD Z!
OF ali concerned. All lots or 9hRol g
Of land AUDITING ON or adjointng, t6NS|
alley 20 described, have been otD49o4e
% for such improvement gay ~
The Board OF Assessors Will W11x X
on Tuesday. the Srd day OF AQG09y> d
1915. at . o'clock q M. NJ. tbeif Affsj
Nee In the City Hall, and Will rG1n01
In session for period Of slx AoueoxS
to hear any person or peroono oQo1k4i
ms. 70 object to any assessment u ia
~ BOARD or AssEssoRA 4 81 &
BY GUsTAvE j. ALBREcHG. x n
B-74 Presidsue
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Go and see the champion
PAGERS beat the record Friday.
ADV.


Ordinance No. 265-A.
An ORDINANCE to sspesl - esAi-
saaes estitlel sAn sraiassee e IN
the eoapeasatlsa % certain ef1-
Gers. esevks sad sOpoeyes % The
sz :: - DI sss. : =. .rr;s. .s h.
TT Is HEREBY ORDAINED By
TIE PEoPLE OF THE CITY OF
section I. That an ordinance en-
titled IAN ordinance to nx the com
psnsa tion Of certain ofnesri clerk.
approved April 7. 1915. and known as
ordinance No. aio.a, be and the same
10 hereby repealed;
Immediate effect.
Approved July ~, 1915.
OSCAR b. MARX.
RrcHARp LINDSAY,
Bit City Clerk.
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. July ~. 1915.
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In the Religious World

The international sunday School
lsssen for AUG. I, "vhs Queen o.
Shsea Visits eolomen."-i kInes
to:t.to. Is.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 81. 1915.
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Four champion PAGERS start
in the big race Friday and all
of them can beat two minutes.
Directum I. William, Anna
Bradford, Frank Bogash, Jr.,
and Flower Direct start in the
big pace Friday.-Adv.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. July 81. 1915.
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Norway Increases Fish

During the nrst three months OF
1918 Norway exported 1898 metric
tons lone metric ton equals 2.204.6
pounds) OF salt cod and herring, and
$3.50 tons OF fresh cod, coaihsh and
other fresh Ash. IS compared with
2s7 tons and 2,0s7 tons. respective
", in the corresponding period OF
1914. Exports Of preserved nsn
amounted to 10000 tons during the
f,rst quarter Of 1915. against less
than 1000 tons in the correspond
Ing period of 1914. All the factories
are working continuously and this
abnormal activity has caused q great
decrease In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
omiste Europeen-
Russia has 100 provinces. and sew.
eral Of the largest exceed the state
Of Texas In size.
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BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. July %. 1915.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July ~. 1918.
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BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. July 81, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were Issued by the state
Corporation Commission as follows:
Farmers Implement and Machinery
Co. Inc. Gate City; maximum, $4,000:
minimum. $4,000; par value, 500; deal
ing In farm machinery, implements
etc. c. +. CULLEN, president; r. j.
Wolfenberger. secretary. both OF Gate
City.
Ivor Hardware Company. Inc, Ivor;
maximum $4,000; minimum. $4,000;
par value. 800: hardware business
j. Stanley Babb, president: Pettaway
Garrett. secretary and treasurer, both
Of Iyor.
+. NJ. Ware Tobacco Company. Inc,
Lynchburg; maximum. s5.000,000; mini
mum, $4,000: par value. 800: tobac-
co business. F. l.. Ware, president,
Lynchburg; E. S. Shields. secretary.
Farmville
Triangle Film Corporation. Rich
mond; maximum, 100000 minimum.
$1,000; par value, 800: picture film
business. Robert e Peyton, Jr., pres
ident; William w. Beverley, vice-pres-
ident. both OF Richmond: Howard e.
Wood. secretary. New York.
Amendment to charter OF Virginia
Ochre Corporation. Stanleyton, Va,
increasing It's capital stock from 800
900 TO 100000.
Foreign charters: w ~ Kratzer
Company. a Pennsylvania corporation,
domesticated to do business in Vir-
ginia. manufacturing and selling
structural steel. etc. Capital stock,
100000: John E. Seburn, statutory
agent, Dante.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
AMBULANCE CALLS
Hand-Cnr Topples Over on BELT Line,
InJurlng Several.


Several accidents called the city am
bulance into use last night. and Dr.
l.. Il. Fletcher. Jr., was busy sewing
up wounds. soothing bruises and re-
lieving shock.
James Mccoy, OF Clopton. Chester
field County. was injured when hand
car toppled over on the Belt Line. near
South Richmond. He suffered several
cuts and bruises. Thirteen others were
In tho accident. but their hurts were
IL minor degree, and they did not re-
quire attention.
Willie Robinson, OF 1ll4Js West
Moore Street. was struck In the leg by
stray bullet while standing at the
corner of Graham and Leigh Streets.
The wound was not severe. and DR..
Fletcher took him home and treated
him there.
Willie Friend, colored. of South
Richmond, was stabbed In the back by
one Of his companions. and was taken
to Virginia Hospital for treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22

Avenue. lso feet wes, OF Roberts
Street. July Is. 1915. $l.5'4.s5.
>, A. j. Chewing ct al. trusto,Y, 10 NJ.
~. Jarrett, 37x1l8 feet north line Leigh
street II feet east OF Third street
also 3CHl5o feet at the northwest COR
nar OF Twenty-ninth and . Streets.
July y. 1915. SLIGO
w. Il. Ruford, trustee, to l.. c rhil-
lips. I0xHO feet caet line SecoIri Ave-
nue. lao feet south of Milton Street.
july 20, 1915. $4,000.
L. Ruskell. 4G 1-2x140 feet east line
Bro0k Avenue. 300 feet 2 Inches south
or Franklin Street; also 26x140 feet
OF Franklin Street. july 20. 1915,
S1,652.
Stuart Johnson. trustee. to Rufus r.
ioltz, 30x7S feet at the northeast cor
ncr of Thirtieth and n Streets. July
3, 1915, 1885,
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CHASCEHY TRANSFERS.


Abbey Realty Corporation to Mrs.
Matilda NJ. kirschniann. lots lG. II and
is In block in the plan OF Colonial
Place. June IS 1915. $500
l.. j. Martin, ct TX. to city OF Rich
mond. i1&l25 feet ! inches east line
Twenty first Street. Sc feet inches
south OF street. July 10. 1915.
$1,000
Abbey Realty Corporation 10 Mrs
Sara II. owen, lot II in block in the
plan OF Colonial Place. section A. May
10. 1915, $500.
Same 70 George d. Richardson. lots
- and SO i" Block in the plan Of
Colonial Place. section y. July Is, 1915.
$3.50
George y. Winsaeld to 4. r. Hol.
derby. Jr, 81 feet 3 inches by 1871 feet
NJ the southeast corner OF Floyd Ave-
nue. and West Street. June 4, 1915.
1000
W. II. Adams Ct ux, to George A..
WinStcld. u triangular lot OF land or
the cast side OF West Street between
FioyG Avenue aud Main Street. June
1. lHl5, tax 80 cents. So.
w. II. Walker To 2ar,a. 44x23 feet
II 3-I inches east line West Street. be-
tiwcen Main Street and Floyd Avenue.
June {. 1915. 5000
Realty aud Finance Corporation to A.
&. Andrews, 50Nl35 feet east line Mont
rose Avenue. 100 feet north OF Hooper
street. being lot Is in block + in the
plan Of Falkland July -, 1915. tax
ST. $40.
Tax Title Company to Lewis Brax-
toms estate. - feet I inches by So feet
west lin" First street, 60 feet inches
north Of Charity Street June 80. 1915.
$50