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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-24
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend
ments ia charters allowed by the state
Corporation Commission yesterday. as
follows:
Cumberland Liquor Company. Incor-
pGrated, Norfolk. Maximum. $4,000:
business. l.. +. HELM. president: i. II.
Lawson. vice president: T.. II. Ciabaucr
secretary and treasurer. all or Norfolk
Peoples ,'itnTy Rus Corpora ton, New
mum. $4,000: pay value. 500; operate
motor vehicles for transportation of
passengers and freight. w. II. l.
Hocge. vice president and general man
aGer: s. s. Archibald. secretary and
treasurer all of Newport News
Emerson Pump and Valve Corpora
ton. Alexandria. Maximum, $50. 600:
minimum. $4,000: par value. 500:
manufacture pumps. etc. O. c. Staples.
aud treasurer both OF Washington. D.
Mayo Dan Lumber Corporation. Alex
andra. Maximum and minimum CAPT
business. sidney Iiebcr. president:
Joseph c. Sheehy, vice president; y. w.
Machen. secretary. all of Washington,
H. g
Mt Airy and Eastern Railway Com
pa2ny. AicXandria, Va MaNimmm and
mimimnm. $4,000; nar value. 500: to
not over thirty miles in length. Joseph
G; Shcchy. president: sidney Eicbcr,
wee" president. " w Morlrn, Sccrc-
tary. all OF WHshinctom. II. &.
Richmond Suip Company. lncorpor-
atcd. Richmond. MaNimuu, $4,000:
minimum. $1,000: par value. SO: lum-
her business and manufacturing sash
doors blinds. etc. L. NJ Goodrich prcsi-
dent: Albert -. Eoschcn. vice president:
w. q. Eoscnhcrc"r. secretary and
treasurer. all OF Richmond.
Belle Meade Farms Company. Incor-
poratcd. Markham Maximum, $50 900
minimum. Sl0.ooo: par value $l00:
owning and operating stock farms. ctc
:. -. Elliot. president. Markham. Va;
j. H. BRADLEY. treasurer. Rocky willie. Md !:
T.. u. Rhodes, secretary. Washington,
-. &.
Talman Auto Supply Company. In
corporatcd, Richmond. Maximum. SEQ
600: minimum. $4,000: par value. SlOo;
automobile supply business n r Tai
man. president Il, w. paync, vice
president; y. Il. Pate, secretary and
treasurer. all Of Richmond.
Amendment to the charter of the
Country Club Of Virginia Incorporated
tai stock form $40. 600 to S6O.0O0
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

FIfticth anniversary First Ma
tlonui Bunk, dinner, jefferson Hotel,
: $50 O'clOck.
Biucs' linznnr, Blues Armory, nf-
tcrnOOn nnd night.
hcn,icmy-fiowc's Travel Festival;
matinee, .::sO, night, S;tO.
bijOu-t:rnyrc Scott Company. In
"bnhy Mlnc"; mntincc, .:3O; night,
S::iD.
I.yric-Pnpulnr vaudeville aud
pictures; mntinec, 3; night, $50 and
-,
Strnnd-Parnmount pIcturcs; con-
tinuous performance from IL noon
to ~.
administration pictures; con-
tinuOus performance from 11:15,
morning, to II, night.
experimentation pictures; rontin-
nous performance from 1880, morn
Ing. to II, night.
Ncw-MOtion pictures; continuous
performances from 1880. morning, to
~, night.
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General wenthcr Conditions.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Pressurc
continues high east Of the Mississippi
River ana low over tho Plains States
and the Rocky Mountains and plateau
regions. This pressure distribution has
resulted in continuation of tempcra-
lures above the seasonal average in all
parts of the country except in the
Rocky Mountain and plateau regions.
Temperatures are much above the sea-
sonai average in the Mississippi and
Obi" Valleys. The indications are that
in the Middle Atlantic States the wealth
CT VIII be generally fair with mild
temperature Saturday ana Sunday.
Fair weather is also probable in prac-
ticaily all other parts OF the country
during the next forty-ciCht hours.
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ril MINING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday 10y Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrS:
William Hrcunan. for Thomas Atkins.
1914 MARYLAND Avenue. Highland Park
Same for +. G. VERIFY. North Street,
Forest iiill Annex.
kritzcr 4 Harmon. for Joseph Rich
ardsou, i2i; North Thirty first Street
I. j. adams, for L. II. CARRIER, 1913
williamsburg Avenue
Same for q. Nucllols, GA Denny
Street.
j. W Traylor. for " j. Hancock,
1915 North Thirty second Street.
II. y. carter. for Mrs. G. Ilolzhaucr,
1Ii2 ErOok Avenue.
kritzcr & Harmon for Nathan
Thompson, I'LL North Twenty seventh
Street.
W. H. Guidt, for Mr. Boyle. 2So3 East
Clay street.
Bowman X Gregory. for George w.
Harrington. GIG south First Street
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nradAtrect's NcNIcAN.

.NF.N 1VKI\, NpflI -I.-ErNdStrcetT s
tomorrow will say:
Trade continues to expand, progress
is OF q cumulative character. and even
cUnccdedly slow lines are cvincing a
more lively disposition Trade and in
dustriCS seem to be moving into new
and higher ground. Reports as to
growing crops are tlattcrine; remun-
cratiNc prices for cereals have prcdis-
posed farmers TO raise food crops south =
on raising less cotton: collections arc
better; Scasonablc weather stimulates
trade. wholesale, johbinS and retail
exports arc heavy, new high rec
ords at last being shown for the fiscal
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l.oudcrmil,, /. No, So Lucky.

CHICAGO. April o3.-E.ddie Collins.
Fourier and J. Collins proved too
much for Loudcrm!ik to-day. and Chi
Cago made il two straight from ST.
Louis. 10 3. IN the seventh l.. Col
iins drew his second base on balls and
scored on Fournicr's triple. which was
y duplication OF what trauspircd In the
initial inning. J. Collins doubled and
Fournier scored. Two sacrifices fol-
lowed. and j. Collins scored,
Score by innings: r. H. r.
st. Louis. ....0 . 0o00l % S o
Chicago ........l q H-S OK > =
Batteries: Loudcrmiik and Leary; Ci-
Cotle, WolfEaMg and Schnlk
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NEW YORK. April 23.-Dun's re-
view Of trad" for the current week to-
The DEVELOPMENTS OF tho week have
served TO strengthen tho Influences
VOTING for Improvement. and business
ufnc OF trade is expanding although
inc movement. taken as a whole. Is not
rapid. and wide differences exist. some
induStiieS working overtime. largely
by reason of big war orders others
reaching Il fairly normal capacity
while others still struggle with adverse
conditions
The weather. except for scarcity of
rain in some districts. is favorable ho'h
i%r agriculture and for retail trade. and
tho advccS from the winter wheat
sections are excellent
While many of the big Industrial
plants arc busy with export orders. the
manufacture Of shraDncl and shells in
ucFeiopment of permanent Significance.
Excellent reports come from the dry
Goods markets in which increasing CON
are active. The carpet auctions have
been we'll attended with generally sat
isfactory results. The dycstums short
ac" IS still acute. and causes much un-
certainty. The favoring weather Is
Increasing building operations in u
number of localities. Agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS are in better demand. and
furniture manufacturers report larger
orders. while the millinery trade is
better. The copper market is strong
't''' h'NiN'' 'NdiIiodt gross earnings
ior two weeks OF April show a de-
crease Of only IL per cent, and this
loss is mostly due to the contraction
of business OH the Southern roads Tho
big exports and increasing domestic
demand for cotton are. however. serv-
ing to restore the stability of South
nrn financial and trade conditions. Col
lcctions, although still slow, are i'm
proving.
The general financial situation con-
tinues satisfactory. The stock market
is active but irregular. and foreign
sales here have been we'll absorbed
There is q wider demand for bonds
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AMATEUR NOTES

Many Interesting games arc SEIZED :,
u!en to-uay IN the amateur leagues.
ana lovers of clean baseball will Wit
ness some exciting games on the local
parks and lots. There viii he two
games at Byrd rark. between the AIcos
and ~ :. kc!lam ana Ashland ana IN.
Blue Bells, All of the teams are abou,
evenly matched. and are expected 10
give good account Of themselves
The temporary leadership Of the Fed
Grafton League is at stake in tho game
between the Howitzers and Highland
Park. which will also he PLAYED nj
Byrd Park. Both teams have no, LOST
game this season. each having an cs-
pccially strong collection Of players.
Richmond College and iJ.modon-Sj d.
heY VIII meet for the nrsi limo lhis
s,nEinc on the diamond a, the Stadium
rieiH ms afternoon AT I o'clock. Both
!.ains have been practicing hard for
the fray. and each claim Victory.
amateur teams, which have 1000
per cent so far. are Highland Park and
tho Howi;zcrs. in the rcicr,, 'i,,,,
League; Mctropoiltans in the JcTors",,
VAR, ward League; Portners in the Rich
!hoh' League: iio"itZcrs in the Mill
tary League: Ashland and 4. s. kcilnm
eight hits 10 their opponents two. Dame
fortune smiled on John Marshall YES
,e,aaS' ne latter winning the game
TOP form Na amG hfirown twirled in tip
siuEsers were at his mercy.
From now on, Coach Harry Hodrc.
ne'h VIII coach his proteGes djlirrmtIv
I9r lne championship game with RaI
eiSh IN the Carolina capital on MY,
Saturday. John Marshall has hung mn
thirteen consecutive victories and ox
pccts 70 add 10 the list at the expense
OF the Tarheels.
IN well-played game Benedic,;na
Colleee team defeated Massey Bust
ness College by the score OF e I" ?
at Eyrd Park yesterday The feature -,
oil 1i me game was a home run by Pol
iard. for Rcnedictinc. The star shori-
STOP and captain of tho Cadets was in
ms best form Yesterday and besides
sInseing the pill neldcd his posiiion
oiiehiiE. accepting many difficult
r, batteries Bencdictine. Iiicrho,z.r
""'es' Massey. Taylor. Oxcnham.
The Ford Lot Giants and Tho palace
;noW mig Aiicy teams played AN cycit
ing game OF baseball on tho Enr,I !, -,
ths a'o.uaH httcrnoon. At the end OF
We gam" TN" Giants held the long cnI
i. ,iaNmor's pitching for tho Giant,
may no easily classcd as the fca,,,rn ~
Batteries Palace. c. uall ana Van
ser rord Lot Giants. J. Claymor ana
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
FoHr Deeds of bargain and SnIc.
Amounting to Sill IutI

Garnet I. Lyme to Charles Tilly.r
:9Nli' feet North lire Franklin street
20 foot west of Cleveland street. March
-. 1913, tax $50, $40
Lawrence DuSli to Iicrruiun Dusk.
20 l-2Hl3j feet north line Main street
liz feet inches east OF iouSnce
street APRIL %. 1919. ;;ta So $40
10 Marion llocc. .5xl25 feet north line
l-"" Avenue. 90 feet wcSt of Lafayette
street. June 30. itIr SEQ
~ y. johnson 10 +. T. Brown 80
feet inches by eo3 feet wcs, lin.
'hdmbcrihync AvcuI.c, 60 feet south
OF Hammond Avenue. April ~. 1915.
tax 81. $40.
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Hrookfcds Again at Ton.

NEWARK. April 23.-In The heavy
hitting contest Brooklyn regaincd first
place to-day by defeating Newark
Frank Laportc was robbed of n hom.
run by spectator who Knocked the
ball down as it was soaring into the
left field bleachcrs.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Brcoklyn ......1 02I 10 - IL |
Newark .....S > % q o No. l., 8
= Batteries: Upham. Finncran and Wat
son; Whitchouse and Raridcn.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Four Rclcnsc Deeds. Amounting Il
SM.NilH.

H. seldom Taylor trustee to ~ u
Van Pelt. 33Nl63 feet north line Mar
snail street, =. feet west OF First
street. April u, 1918, S2,03i
-. III. Funston trustee to W. s
Copeland ct ais. S0Nl35 feet south line
Grove Avenue 80 feet /. inches west
OF Rowland street April %. 1915, ST.
u30.
j. Is. Elan ct al trustees TO Madge
u. Shepherd, iGoX233.j feet west line
Seminary Avenue, 2?c.s feet north OF
Maplcwood Avenue. January q, 1915.
81 90.
stuart Bowc trustee TO Robert u.
Airport. 30 feet . inches by 60 feet west
line Tenth street, at the north corner
Of Clay street. april y, 1919, 50 500.
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The temporary leadership Of the Fed :
Grafton League is at stake i'm the game
between the Howitzers and Highland
lark, winch VIII also he played at
BYRD Park. Both teams have no, lnsi
game this season. each having an cs
pccia!ly strong collection Of PLAYERS
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CLEVELAND. April! 23-Detroit de-
fcStcd Cleveland 5 To !. Cournbe's own
Wild throws caused his retirement
Stccn. who replaced him. was effective.
but retired TO allow tho substitution of
a pinch hitter. Cleveland drove Cove
lcski from tho box in the sixth.
Score by Innings: l. II T..
Gle vcIand ....o q Oc3 Of II 9
Detroit .......o coz ; 2--s II -
coumhe Stccn, Hprs'ad and Egan.
Govelcski, Dauss and Baker
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sIowfcds Licked Ivy Rchcix

ST. LOUIS. April GA two-basc hit
by Toretchy and Il single by cakes
brought in two runs for Pittsburgh in
the opening inning OF to-day's game
and gave tho visitors Il lead over the
locals. which they retained throughout.
score by innings: Il. RI. T..
pittsburgh 100000 900 -5 10
st. Louis ......l 300 20 OBJ q
batteries. Royce and Berry: Davcn-
port, Crandall and HARTLEY
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Arrested ON speeding charge.

William Grinnan. colorcd, twenty
years old, was arrested yesterday af-
tcrnoon by Policeman T.. S. Waller on a
charge OF speeding in his automobile.
Waller said that he followed Grinnan's
machine from Seventh aud Grace
Streets to Second and Broad, and that
Grinnan was running at a rate of TWEEN
tN-siN miles an hour.
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Bank Clrarit,rs

NEW YORK. April ~ Bank cicarings in
the United states for tho week ending Apri
= aggregate s3.sj5esj5rl. against So, ia @l69't
last week and s5,5y7 l,i.Cfp in this week last
g ,ci,. Fo'!GWing ere the returns from tbs
c"utiEcS OF change from this week last year:
New York. S..io", go: decrease. 81.
Chicago. $G2j,3,i.oN; increase. Is.
Philadelphia. SIS. -5i o.: decrease. rs.
Boston. Sisti-sM?: increase. 81.
II. Louis S>l,S.39Cl: decrease. L..
kansas City. SI3.lIi,r5l, increase. 100.
Pittsburgh. Sjs,S;e.C1l: decrease, 81.
San Francisco sjl6ia0l; increase 81.
Baltimore, S3i.ii"p'1: decrease ~.
Minneapolis. Sl2o730l1: decrease 90
Detroit. s.1.is.ypl: decrease l5a
Cincinnati. s4j.15oaj: increase. %
Cleveland. $-S..H.IA: increase. l1.3.
Los angeles. SCI, f.9.GH: decrease, ii2.
New orleans. slN,J!D1lo: Increase %
Omaha. Sii,.s5.Job; increase. -
Milwaukee, I'tSr3ccl: decrease. %
Atlanta. Sl3.3J6.l)): decrease. 49,.
Louisville. Sll.2iin}t: decrease. ij.j
Seattle, E2.i>2.yll: decrease. SIS.
Buffalo. Sll.ib5,tL increase. -.
st. Paul, Sl).>G..Ol: increase -.
Portland ore, $hS2lo76: decrease. lis
Denver. $4,000, decrease. c.2.
Houston. S7,10."J: decrease. 10.
richmond. slO.i-j.Gj1; increase. :j.S
Indianapolis s7,al,H,b: increase. 49,.
WashingtoE. ID. C., S5,>Si,QIl. increase, 80.
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Shubcrt Dcnt. Slmonx

NEW ORLEANS. APRIL 23.-Al Shu-
bert. of New Bedford Mass, won from
Arthur Simons.. of New Orleans, after
fa twenty-round gruelling fight to-
had the advantage in tho first Ave
rounds, then Shubert took the lead.
The gong saved simon from knock
Ieut-tn the eighteenth round. lI
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SPORTS
Attention, Amateurs!

Positively no box scores of ANA
tour Enmcs will he received for
publication Tonight nftcr S:+5
O'Clock. This is absolute, and the
rule must not he violntcd. League
secretaries must furnish team stand
Ing and schedule for following
week.
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Chicago Wins From st. Louis.

CHICAGO. April GA forced run
and proundcr by Williams that scored
cchultc and Zimmerman gave Chicago
three runs in tho third inning Of the
game with ST Louis today. Chicago
won. TO
Score by innings: y: II T..
Chicago 2 r3OlOilO-s .
81. Louis. .......o q oolc ci-f 3
Batteries; Fierce Vaughn and Bres-
nahum; NiehAus. Gr!ncr ana Snydcr
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Struck by Strnr nulIct.

John Robinson. colored, of 1908 St
James street. was struck in the arm
by stray bullet yesterday afternoon
while driving wagon in the rear of
the City Crcmatory. Whence the bull
let came and by whom it was fired the
police were last night unable to learn
but it was not thought that tho shot
was fired at Robinson.
The man was taken to the Virginia
Hospital. where physicians operated
successfully in removing the bullet.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF tho Hastings Court Yesterday
AS follows:
Herman u. Manning and Veronica y
Kelley.
Edwin q Wright and Anna NJ ;ccbc
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With the Majors
phlIiic. SIN winning.

PHILADELPHIA. April 2:-Pfila-
dclphia continued it's victorious streak
by defeating Boston to-day. to J. The
home team scored its run in the second
inning on Whittcd's single and doubles
by NiehoT ana I.udcrus.
Score by innings: Z H. T.
Boston .........c OcO0ri-.I S q
Philadelphia ...o20 OOo0ox-c
Batteries. Rudolph and Whaling
RiACy ana K!ilifer
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Pirates Drop Anothcr to Reds.

PITTSBURGH, April @3.-Cncinnati's
three pitchers were effective to-day.
and the visitors defeated Pittsburgh,
" 20 !.
score By innings: X y r
Cincinnati .lnl 1000 DO s
PITTSBURGH 1000 0GGOl o.
''attricn: Schneider. Dale. Benton ana
Glark: Mingo. Cooncl. ana Ciihsori
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cHANcEnys DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds of Trust. Amounting I,
SIGIn.5

Matte q. NJ. icwin ct vir to John
BaGby. trustee. l5Nl6o feet east line
St John street. 80 feet north. of Hill
street. April 20, 1915. *"7".
I-wis Blackcr ct ais 10 j. A. Con-
nelly trustee, 22Xl30 feet wcs; line
fifth Street, iil feet 8 inches north
of Canal Street. April S. 1919 S636
Minnie l.. Taylor a. VI: 20 J.. g.
Ha2clSrove trustee, l4GxliU feet at the
northwest corner OF Fourth Avenue and
Chestnut Street. Aprll Il. lGlS. S3N.. D
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Doolnn.. IIomer Win. Cn,nc,

BUFFALO. Apri! 23.-Baltimore cut
short the Bufalo's team winning streak
by taking to-day'3 game, 6 to = Doolan
scored q home run and sending in
ahead of him enough runs TO win
Score by innings: r. H. e
baltimore ..0 0n0l5 90 ,
Buffalo .....A o 90 000o-5 10 |
Batteries: Sugss and owens: Wood
,u!an. Ford, Knapp and Blair, Allen
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FEDERATION LEAGUE
Game. To-day.

Came. To-day.
Barton Heights vs. Blues. a, Barton
Heights
First National Bank vs. NcGill. at
Highland Park.
Howi,zers VS.. Highland Park, at
Byrd Park.
AZ games start promptly at AS
r. NJ
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permits, Amounting Ia

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday. as follows:
Charles *. Willis. to build two
story brick dwelling on the north side
of Grove Avenue. between Sycamore
and Addison Streets, to cost $500
Mrs. Victoria r.. Thompson. to repair
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

frame dwelling 1000 Third Avenue.
Highland Park. TO cost $500.
City School Board to repair Madison
School, to cost SIS.
:. y. Kidd. TO repair frame dwelling
1900 North Nineteenth Street, TO cost
$500.
\. II. .Apperson, to repair frame dwell
ing S North Thirticth street. TO cost
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CENTRAL LEAGUE


t.nmcs To-day.
Fulton vs. Bells Bible Glass. at Full
ton Park
Park.
Horace s. Wright vs. Battery Court.
at Brookiand Park
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board Yesterday
authorized tho following improve
mcnt:
City Engineer authorized to contrac,
with ]. w. Clary & Co. for the. ncces-
sary granolithic cutters on Twelfth
Street, between Decatur and Stockton
StrpotS
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I.Ocnl Rainfall,

Rainfall last twelve hours. None
Rainfall last twcnty-four hours Trace
Deficiency in rainfall since March
.......... .............. $40
Accumulated deficiency In rainfall
since January NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 40
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Gumes To-Dny.

DUPLEX W. Woodail & ouarlos. at
Clark Springs. Umpire. Thorpe
Tredcgar vs. Clarls Springs. at SCOTS
Addition Umpire, Barker
;. Luck vs.. Rountr.c Cherry. at
FloIu Park. Umpire, o. Toole
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
i:nmcs ,rn-Ilnr

= 'nHCS lO-DNy.
Highland Springs VS. Farmount, at
G. G. 4.
Church Hill Athletic Club VS.. r.. f.
Lee. at Highland Springs
metropolitan VS.. Cobb, at Oakwood
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RICHMOND LEAGUE

Games To-Dny.
Park.
Richmond Electric Company vs. Port.
ners, al SouthSidc
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MILITARY LEAGUE

tsRmcs To-Day.
biHcS VS.. ilOwitZcrs. at Eyrd Park
signal Corps VS.. Grays, at Leo Park
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North CnroIinn League.

At Winston Salem = Winston Salem,
0; Asheville. Z.
At Rnlcigh--Raleigh. 3: Durham. S.
horO. g.
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Games To-Day.

Church Hin Athletic Club vs. Plant
erS lat Clark Springs
Baraca w. Gordon Metal Compauy a,
Old Richmond College
;. Blues vs.; Second Baptist. ut Bcnc-
dictinc College.
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEED.
One Release Decd, Amounting


Clarence Walden trustee 10 r. T. Ham
iiton 81 al, 80 l-iXllO feet AT the north
cast corner OF Nineteenth and Maury
streets. April u, l9l5. Sl.l20.
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Southern League.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s; At
''tanta, 1.
: at ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 5: Memphis,
At Little Rock-Little Rock. .; Chat
At New orleans-New orleans-Mo-
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HusTiNGs TRANSFER.
One Deed of Bargain md Sale,
Amounting to SI,5OB

j. 7. WiiIiard % Dhisy Willnrd. COX
100 feet north line Westham Avenue,
o" feet east of Thiriy-sccond street
April u, 1918, tax $3.50. $40
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South Atlantic League.

At avannah-Savannah. .: Augusta,
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At Columbia -Columhia. A; Charles
ION. 3.
At nville-Jacksonville. 2; Co
lumbus, 3.
At Macon-Macon. S; Albany, ..
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REAL ESTATE. RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading in Local Realty Is Light
After Several Days of
Activity.
MAIN STREET. DWELLING SOLD
w. j. Gilman to Erect Two-Story
Brick Dwelling on Boulevard, Be
tween Monument Avenue aud
Grace Strret-Othcr Permits.

, Trading in local realty yesterday was
light. tho market taking :. slump ar
ter continued active business OF sew
cral days. The sales were only for
small property. iicnrico County prop
crtN. which has shown much activity
Tor the past few weeks. yesterday
dropped TO nothing. Lawrence Duslki
SOFA TO iicrminc Duski tho thrcc-Story
brick DWELLING At 10 East Main street.
me property fronts twenty and one
mali feet. and sold for $4,000
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE


Ashland vs. Blue Bell, At 2:t5 o'clock.
At Byrd Park Umpire. Whitfield
Alco's vg. \. :. kclla,n. AT 8 80 o'clock
at Byrd Park. Umpire, Bottoms