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Imperial Valley press., 1915-12-22

Washington, Dec. 22.-'rhe United
States will not argue with Austria
any points involved in the sinking of
the Ancona
In the second American note Ia the
Vienna government, made public by
the state department today, when it
was delivered to Foreign Minister Bu-
rian in Vienna, this government states
that it must "renew lhc definite but
respectful demands made in it, c5m-
municat.en of lie si..h o. beep.7-
her
This second note, extremely brief, is
friendly in tone, but leaves no dsuat
Of the determination that Austria
SHAH make full reparation fof Amer
lean lives lost and shall punish lhe
Austrian au, marine commander whose
"culpability is in ANY case estab-
lished,' and whose act, details Of
which were given in the Austrian ad-
miralty statement. is held to be will
ful violation Of the rules Of inteina-
tional law and the principles of hui
manity." Addressed TO Ambassador
Penfield, the note follows:
department of State, Washington,
December 10, 19l5-You are instruct
ed to address a note to the Austro-
Hungarian minister Of foreign affaia,
toXtually as follows:
1.-The government of the United
States has received the note Of Eou
EXceIency relative to the sinking oi
the Ancona, which was delivered al
Vienna on December Is, 1918, and
transmitted to Washington. and has
given the note immediate and careful
consideration.
con November i, 1918, Baron
Zweidinek, the charge d'affa.3es Of
the Imperial and Royal government
at Washington, transmitted TO the de-
parJment Of state . report Of the
Austro-Ilungarian admiralty with re-
gard to the sinking of the steamship
Ancona. 1t was admitted that thy
vessel was torpcdoed after her en-
gnes had been stopped and when pas
sengers were still on board. This ad-
mission alone is, in the view Of the
government Of the United States, SUI
ficient 10 fix on the commander Of
the submarine which fired the lorpcdo
the responsibility for having wi!fulN
violated the recognized law of ma
tions and entirely disrcgarded those
humane principles which every bel
ligeient should observe in the con
duet Of war at sea. In view of these
admitted circumstances, the govern
ment Of the United States feels ius-
titled in holding that the details of the
sinking Of the Aneona, the weight and
character of the additional testimony
corroDorating the admiraltys report
and the number Of Americans killed
or injured are in no way essential
matters Of discussion. The culpaLil-
ity Of the commander is in anv case
established, and The undisputed feet
IS that citizens of the United States
were killed, injured or put in jeopardy
by his lawless act.
"The rules Of international law and
the principles of humanity which were
thus wilfully violated by the comman-
der of the submarine have been so
long and so universally recopnized
and are manifest from the standpoint
Of right and justice that the govern
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29

Tennis Oxfords 39c
Tennis Low Shoes for men, women and children,
Ladies' Shoes $2.25
Over 300 pairs of $780, both high and low Shoes for
ladies thrown the market during this sale at
Ladies' Shoes $2.75
We have the most complete stock of $3.50 Zegler's
and other well known makes of ladies' high and low
Shoes in the city, and offer you your choice during
the sale for ..................S So Is
Ladies' Shoes 1925
Nearly 200 pairs of the newest styles and shapes in
$500 Zeiglers and Utz & Dunns high and low Shoes
to be thrown the market at per pair ;. :. So 25
Ladies' Oxfords $195
Ladies Dress Shoes Oxfords and Pumps good assert
ment black all feathers in lace button $3.50 values
for ....-............. 81 .95
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
READ, REALIZE AND PROFIT

by this opportunity of today You have the word of
Thackers Shoe Firm that this is something out of
the ordinary. We planning for the future for
GREATER AND MORE SERVICEABLE store for
our patrons. That's the why" of this sale now.
We going to give the people of High Point and
vicinity the benefit of remarkable sale. The pur
pose is to have the most complete and servieeable
store, selling Footwear and Mems Furnishings, in
the State of North Carolina.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
LADIES' OxFORDs CSC PER PAIR

Infants Shoes For Zoe
Infants, soft sole Button Shoes sizes to T. assorted
color special price the pair .....':-.... zoc
Infants Shoes 39c
The infants soft sole Shoes and Slippers, regular
price Soc all go during this sale for o!c
ChiIdren's Shoes Csc.
large assortment of Shoes and Slippers for the ut
tie ones up to 500 values on sale at per PAIR ooc'
Children's Shoes soc
Shoe the little ones while you can save Shoes
and Slippers worth up to $l25' on sale at. 'oc
Children's Shoes $1.5S
A dollar saved is dollar made. Look these prices
over and see how easy it is to make dollar SHOES
and Slippers up to $500 values on sale at Sl.9s
Little Boys $1.35
Little Bows High and Low Shoes sizes up to 2 worth
81 80 pair. Reduced to only 10
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
Mems Shoes,

Mems Shoes $1.95
Our stock of $3.50 dress and work Shoes for is
composed of well known lines to be found
anywhere. During this sale offer you your
Mems Shoes $2.45
We have few dozen pairs of Mems Dress Shoes and
Oxfords that extra good, $500 value, will go
at the pair ..!...............$2 AS
Mems Oxfords $4.75
We have complete and assorted stock of $3.50
Nettleton Dress Shoes and Oxfords. During this
sale offer you your choice for ...,.......$4.75
Mems Oxfords 1895
Just lots of $500 Patent Gun Metal Tan and Vci
Shoes for men, the most complete stock in the city,
All of them sale at..................$ So. 95
Mems Oxfords $3.50
Mems Dress Shoes and Oxfords Nettleton Brand;
KID and Kangaroo feathers only, $500 value 81. so
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
Mems Shoes $3.50

This is your opportunity to economic. During this
sale offer you your choice of $50 Dress
Shoes and Oxfords for Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
Oxfords, Etc.
Mems Oxfords $685.

We have complete and assorted stock of $500 Dress
Shoes and Oxfords for and offer you your
choice during this sale for 1885
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
| ladies' Shoes, Oxfords, Etc.


Ladies' Oxfords $1.6O
good assortment Ladies' Shoes Oxfords and Pumps,
values up to $500, will be sold during this sale
at this low price for the pair ........... 81 go
REAL REDUCTIONS
on our regular stocks of standard merit, that we
sell the year around. We haven't bought in a dol
airs worth of cheap stuff for this sale. What you
buy here is backed by our LIBERAL GUARANTEE
the as if you were paying the regular prices.
PRIZES FOR SUGGESTIONS
We shall present to the Lady that makes the
best suggestions" choice of any desired pair shoes
oxfords in store, value $500
We shall present to the Man that makes the 'Fbest
suggestions" choice of any desired pair shoes in
store, value $3.50.
To all others making suggestions, we shall present
SOC Due Bill to be credited purchase of Shoes
Furnishings of $500
Suggestions wanted how to arrange our new
store. Blanks will be given at Store.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
MEMS SHOES $2.95
Boys, Misses, Children'sShoe

Misses Shoes 1885
We have lots of them. Shoes and Slippers, all leath-
ers and Styles worth up to $3.50 the pair
Boys Shoes $2.35
Bows High and Low Shoes, all Sizes 2 to g. value
So the pair. Extra reduction for this sale. $235
Boys Shoes $3.50
Lot of Boys High and Low Shoes, worth up to 1925
the pair. Extra reduction for this sale. $l.60
Boys Shoes $1.4S
Bows Shoes and Oxfords, most all sizes. Buy now
and save on these valuesup to $l.S5 pair Extra
reduction for this sale. 81 .4S
Little Boys CSC
Come forward and get yourself nice dress pair
Shoes or Oxfords, worth up to $40 pair During
this sale extra reduction Observation-Disclosures. CSC
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29

Specials in our Furnishing Department
will be offered from time to time during this
Great Bargain Festival that will be Of par
ticular interest to men. Watch daily paper
for future announcements in this line.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29
Remodeling and Alteration of Store Is
The Reason For This Sale
Here Are The Prices

III IN = 1~0o
equitable brands as Nettleton, Williams
len; Zeigler's, Utz & Dunn, and C. Ed
other good lines for Children.
BEDROOM SLIPPERS
Big assortment Bedroom Slippers for Men, Women
and Children. large variety of styles and kinds; new
goods. Owing to the numerous prices, quote one
fourth off. These all excellent bargains.
MEMS SHOES $2.95
Mems Gun Metal, Tan, Patent, ETC., Shoes and Ok
fords in variety of styles, including the newest
$3.50 and $500 values, for only, the pair S295
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29

Here Are
Our Stock comprises such wel-known and
kneeland, Steadfast Biltrite and Shows for
win Smiths for Ladies, and X. I. Woods
CHILDREN'S SHOES SIPS
Big assortment of Children's Shoes and Oxfords In
all newest styles and leathers,s worth up to SlIo
per pair; will go at only Sl25
LADIES' OXFORDS CSC PER PAIR
Lot Ladies' Tan Oxfords formerly selling for $3.50
to $500, including broken sizes and last years
stvles will be closed at the exceptional price for
Returns allowed day of purchase only.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-04-29

The Daddy Rabbit will be on display
in front of our store. Music will be fur
nished. An abundance of reduced prices
on new Spring and Summer footwear will
make this an interesting sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
REWARD is OFFERED
FOR RECOVERY OF BODY'
Especial to The Times. Dispatch

Especial to Tho Times DISPATCH
FREDERlCkS VA. June 90
MAYOR j. L. Rowe has offered "a reward
OF so for the recovery OF the body
ot Charles Fulton. who disappeared on
friaay evening and whose clothes we're
round on the banks of the Rappa-
hahnock River. IT is believed that he
went in swimming and was drowned
y" trace has yet been found. but an
earnest search continues
Because OF the fact that Judge J. w
Chinn was previously Interested in
cases pending in the Circuit Court Of
Westmorcland County. Judge c. w.
Robinson, OF Newport News, is prcsid :
ing at the June term OF stpnoreland
Court this week, having been dcsig-
mated by Governor Stuart
DR.. G. Mason Smith, health officer of
this city. has gone to Tobyhanna. Pa.
to attend the camp of instruction Of
the Medical Reserve Corps of the
United States Army. DR.. Smith is first
lieutenant. United States Medical Re-
serve Corps. and is subject to orders
DR.. +. c. Pratt is acting health Of
hcer during DR.. Smiths absence
Mr. and Mrs. Edward c. Nathan, of
Little Falls" farm. in Stafford County,
near this city, have returned from their
bridal trip, and are now at home at
Little Falls" Prior to her maria &c
the bride was Miss KATHERINE Meyers,
Of Lancaster. Wis, and attended the
University OF Wisconsin until February
of this year. Mr.. Nathan is grad
uate Of the same university, and first
met Miss Meyers there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
CHANCERy TRANSFERS.
Seventeen Deeds of HnrEnin md SnI.
Amounting to SIO3. IS5.

Amounting to SlO', iS5.
Fannie BottiEhcimcr to ]. H. Eagle.
90 feet . inches by loo feet inche s
west line Eleventh Street. POI y feet
north OF Clay Street. May 6. 1915.
Eleanor T. Il.yneman to W. II. Davis
and c. II. Archer, 4oxl3o feet east line
Boulevard. 30 feet south Of Main
Street. June -. 1915, tax $3.50. $40.
Addie Sprenkle ct viz to Sabine
Siewers. 20sxl3o feet north line Lewis
Street. 2o9 feet west Of peasants Old
Road. June "a. 1915. tax sl.30, So.
West End DEVELOPMENT Corp. TO a.
H. Kirby. 5oxl40 feet north line Grace
Street, 200 feet west Of Lafayette
street N AuEns, isil; sS55. no,v,
and Daniel Gordon, 4sxG3 feet north
line Washington Street, between
James and Williams streets. being
Lizzie b. Taylor to Irving NJ. Weed.
3ox124 feet west line Thirty-third
Street. 1o2 feet 10 inches south OF
Clay street. May Is. 1913. tax, s2l0.
Robert s. selph ct ux to Horace G..
Clarne. 5ox150 feet west line Meadow
Bridge Road, es feet . inches south
$500
p. ]. Benttie ct ux. to Mrs. Rose E.
east corner Of North Avenue and
Crawford street. September /. 1914;
tax, IS. SIS.
]. NJ Sack ct ux. to Preston r. Dun
-
Street. 55 feet east OF Sycamore Street.
June 2S. 1915; $500.
r. j.. Dunnavant to J. NJ Sack. so
Nl20 feet north line Bancroft Avenue.
$50 feet west OF Wellington Street.
June 2S. 1915: tax. $3.50. $40.
Sylvia Kelley ct vir. TO Preston p.
Dunnavant. same property AS describ-
ed next above. March %. 1914; tax.
50. $40: re-recorded.
Virginia Scott MacFavish, executrix
to Stewart NJ. Woodward. block bound
ed by High Point Avenue. Marshall
Street, MacFavish Avenue and Clay
Street; also, block bounded by MacFav-
ish Avenue. Marshall. 'rilden and Clay
Streets: also, block bounded by High
! Point Avenue, Clay and Leigh Streets
and MacFavish Avenue; also block
bounded by MacFavish Avenue. Clay
Street. Tilden and Leigh Streets.
w. Il. Hazelgrove et uX. 10 Wallace
c. Saunders. co feet > inches by % feet
east line Brook Avenue. SO feet 3l-4
inches north of Calhoun Street. June
10. 1915: tax. SIS. $40.
Claude f. Sprenkle ct Tx. to Will
liam n. White, 30xl41 feet north line
Park Avenue, $50 feet east OF Shep-
Charles X. Wills ct ux. to w E.
Hazelgrove. o2xl3o feet west line
Mulberry Street. 1872 feet north OF
Main Street. June 49, 1915; tax, $3.50,
$40.
Same to same. oOx11o feet north line
Main street, 40 feet west Of Mulberry
Street June 10. 1915; tax, $3.50. $40
Wallace G. Saunders 10 Charles X
Willis. 33X179 feet . inches south line
of West Street. June %, 1915; tax, S12,
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
cnANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Twety Deeds OF Trust, Amounting to
S7IOdS.SO


Robert n. Wildbore ct mx to JOS
eph d. Welsh ct al, trustees, 1Ol l 2
x10o feet north line Boyd Street. 1874
II. 1915; $4,000
George ID. Snead to F. NJ. Boxley ct
al. trustees. 25x124 feet o inches south
Same. to same, rs x ia feet o inches
south line Floyd Avenue. % feet cast
Of Mulberry Street. June 26. 1915:
stewart NJ. Woodward to Clarence
r. Hughes ct al. trustees. block
bounded by High Point and MacFavsh
June "a, 1915: s5,7o4.
Same. TO Joseph H. Gordon ct al.
trustees trustee, block bounded by MacEayish
Streets June "A. 1915; s6,394.
Same. to G. $. Harding ct al. trus-
tees block bounded by High Point and
Streets. June "a. 1915: s5,474.
Same. to }. w. StaGg ct al trustees,
block bounded by MacFavish Avenue,
Clay Tilden and Leigh Streets. June
ct al, trustees, 20 feet 2 inches by
Jos fee, inches west line Eleventh
street, 2ol IL feet north Of Clay
stewart ~ Woodward to S. 7, Pleas
ants ct al, trustees. block bounded by
Mact''aviSh Avenue and Clay street;
also block bounded by MacFavish Ave-
nue.. Marshall, Clay and Tilden Streets;
Avenue. Clay Street. MacFavish Ave
nue. and Leigh Street; also block
bounded by MacFavish Avenue; Clay
Street. Tilden Street and Leigh Street.
June "a, 1918: sl5.4S6
Emma Wagner to William r. Piz-
zint. trustee. 26xl20 feet north line
Chanln street. 1877 feet west of shep-
y. II. Kirby to- +. ]. Crawford. trus-
tee, 50xli0 feet north line Grace Street,
200 feet west OF Lafayette Street.
j. L. Room ct Tx. TO II. s. Taylor.
| trustee. 25xI30 feet south line Main
Street. 81 feet : inches west OF Rob-
"I iG1in Ssre M we enf TO H. h Poard
Jr.. trustee, 3Oxl24 feet west line
Thirty third street, 102 feet 10 inches
south Of Clay street. June !, 1915;
w E. Bawsel ct Tx. TO C. l.. Denoon.
trustee. 5ox132 feet east line Twenty
ninth Street 2GS feet 6 inches north
OF y Street June II. 1875 1914.
Same, to same. same property as de-
scrIbed next above June III. 1915;
5000.
Thomas r. Hooper ct al. to W. p.
5SSs9 9a feet ne eas Line ap
Street June IS, 1915; $4,000
Preston p. Dunnavant to Stuart
Bowe. trustee. aoxl2o feet north line
street. June IS, 1915; 1924.
T.. Il. Jefferson TO Emmett c. Burke,
trustee. 81 feet 3 inches on the east
side OF Williamsburg Avenue, 1875 feet
north Of Fulton Street. June 19. 1915;
$1,000
II. G. Clarke ct Tx. to Stuart Bowe.
trustee, 5oSl5o feet west line Meadow
Bridge Road os feet inches south Of
Hillcrest Avenue. June 3. 1918: sl,l20
w. T. Drinkard, Jr.. trustee. TO H.
r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee, 35Xl40 feet
"a e
north OF Pollock Street June 90.
1915; S2.l2O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
Lime-Loss in tuberculosis

In the journal OF the American Medi-
cal Association (Jnnuary IL. 1910 was
the foiiOwinE:
at Inns been many times stated TINT
I'm tuberculosis or In the prctubercit-
losis stnHe an Increased amount of cal
cium tlimcD is lost both in the urine
and fcccs. In fucf, Standardization
has been thought IN he Il forerunncr OF
the Development of tuberculosis"
If tuberculosis is due to lime loss.
the success of Eckman's Alternative in
it's treatment may be due. in part TO
its content OF a lime salt so combined
with other valuable ingredients as 10
be easily asSimilated
Always we have urged consumptivcs
to attend strictly TO matters of food.
but often some effective remedial agent
is needed. In many cases OF apparent
recovery I;ckman's Alternative seems to
have supplied this need. 1t contains no
opIates. narcotics or habit-forminE
drugs. so is sa fe to try. Sold by Tragic
Drug Co. and leading druggists
Ecknnn Laboratory. Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Nine Release Deeds. Amounting I
Sn.kS n1IS

A. J. Chewing. trustee. TO Walker
! Gray lSXl2o feet north line Bates
Street, 81 feet east Of Seventh Street.
June 10, 1915: 1922.
William b. P!ZZ!ni. trustee. TO Elean-
or T.. Lyneman. 40Xl30 feet east line
Boulevard, 30 feet south of Main
Street. June 10, 1915; sl,77o.>
H. II. Pollard. Jr., trustee. TO George
r. Mayo. 30 feet S inches by 100 feet
north line Chanin Street. AZ feet east
Of Strawberry Street. June IS. 1915;
Henry L. cabeIl, trustee. to Mrs Sal
| lie w. LEROY, % 1-oSl5o feet at the
northwest corner of Second and
Franklin Streets. August Il. 1915;
SS,o50.
f. sitterdng ct ais. trustees. to
Eleanor Jordon, i0N63 feet west line
Twenty Street. l72 feet south
OF V Street. June &c, 1915; $685..
j. b. Elan ct al, trustees, to T. r.
Shelton. l00x25O feet east line Cottage
Avenue, 400 feet north of Walton Ave-
nue.. June Il, 1915: s3.213.l5.
w. l.. Miller trustee, to j. f. Boon.
25Xl3O feet south line Main Street 81
feet inches west of Robinson Street.
June 30. 1915; $1,000.
+. Sitterding ct al. trustees. to Nan
ME b. Davis. 26x1O0 feet north line O
Street. so feet west of Thirty-fourth
Street. March 16. 1918; 5000.
J. J. Leake ct al. trustees. TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Department:
Tresnon & Jennings for s. j. Shcr-
rod. Forty-frst Street, Woodland
Heights, four outlets.
Same for Roy Cary, $500 West Main
Street, twenty-three outlets.
w. Il. Catlet.. for Davis Brothers,
'25l0 Hanover -Avcnuc, twenty eight out
lets.
John j. Daily. for MIR. Parsons. Will
liamsburg Road, ten outlets and three
fixtures.
John II. Latham. for Mr.. Watson,
1906 Park Avenue, fifteen outlets.
+. +. Pollard, for Joe Kouri, 2310
Darlington street, five outlets.
Same for Mr. Kahn, 1913 Clopton
Street. eight outlets and five fixtures
Winston Electric Construction Co.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30

Tor Mrs. Gentry. 1916 Hanover Avenue.
eight lights and fixtures.
same for United States Tobacco Com
pany. Nineteenth and Cary Streets.
thirty outlets.
w: III. jerks for Union Theological
seminary. Gintcr Park. six outlets
same Tor Davis & Archer. 3lO9 West
frankiin street. seven fixtures
same for NJ. kambourian. 500 North
Avenue. seventeen fixtures.
same for .. Marchctti e Co, SOi East
Main street. five fixtures
NJ. ~. Pcmberton for l. Captain. 1871
North Seventeenth Street. changing
meter.
Atlantic Coast Line Railway for
horse power motor
IT, Il. Darlington Co. for Ullman
let's. -
Same for Mrs. NJ. f. Christian. 1927
Decatur Street, eleven outlets and three
fixtures. "
Same for same. 1925 Decatur street.
eieVen outlets and three fixtures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
BOOSTERS CHAUTAUQUA
HAS SUCCESSFUL SESSION


TT.J :
CREWE, VA, June 29.-Thc Boosters
Club Chautauqua closed last night. The
promoters are gratifed at tho large at
tendance and marked interest shown in
the enterprise. the first OF it's kind to
be presented in Crewe. The parade OF
the school children on Friday morning
was the first of the initial exercises,
and the Chautauqua was formally
opened by Mayor John X. Ord. Adj
dresses were delivered by John Garland
Pollard and r. c. Stcarnes at the ed
ucational rally.
For agricultural day there were adj
dresses by Alfred Raut. commissioners
OF agriculture. Nottaway County, and
State Highway Commissioner j. Scott
On Monday DR.. Il. G.. Williams, state
health commissioner, and DR.. ]. NJ.
Shields, of the Red Cross Society, made
interesting and instructive addresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
FISHERMAN FALLS INTO
RIVER AND Is DROWNED
Especial to The Times-DisnotcbN

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June go
Granville Easton, a young married man,
while fishing late to-day on the bank
OF the Rivanna River. near Shadwell
fell into the water and was drowned
despite the efforts OF Luther Purvis,
one OF his companions. to pull him to
shore. The drowning mans vise-like
grip nearly resulted in II double trag-
cdy. Purvis extracting himself only
after Il hard struggle, Easton married
Miss Lutte Mitchell, of this city. She
survives. with two children. He also
leaves his mother, four brothers and
three sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Robert a. Whitlock. of this city. yes
terday filed a petition in voluntary
bankruptcy in the United States Dis
trict Court. claiming liabilities OF
S32l.15. with no assets.
Among the creditors of the fnsolvent
estate are the Union Stores, 5000; West
End Bank. Joseph w. Bliley, SIS, and
Meyer Greentree, 500.
w. j. Woodson. contractor of
Richmond, yesterday filed a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy in the United
States District Court, placing his assets
at s7.4S2 and his liabilities at sl2.T7l.50
Among the unsecured claims are r. j.
Chisholm. $3.50: Waterloo Machinery
Corporation. s225: ]. Henry Brown. SIS
and Sunnyside Granite Corporation, SIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
Fourth of July Ticket.
Southern Railway

At greatly reduced fares for the
round trip to all points tickets on
sale July 3, and 9TH. 1915, limited to
reach original starting point prior TO
midnight July Sth. 1915.
Special excursion to West Point,
Monday, July 5th. Round trip fare so
cents. Leave Richmond, Main Street
Depot, Special Train. 9:45 4. NJ. re-
turning leave West Point p. NJ. Big
West Point celebration.
Complete information at 907 East
Main Street, II. L. Bishop, Division Pas
senger Agent. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-30
BUILDING PERMITS.
-Four Building Permits Amounting to


Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
]. w. Hancock. to build two-story
frame dwelling on the east side of Nir-
GINA Avenue, between Highland and
Byron Streets, to cost $4,000.
w. II. Davis and others, to build n
two story brick tenement, two dwell
ings. n II and Is West Baker Street
TO cost $4,000.
Pollard CardoZa, to repair brick store
IL West Broad Street, TO cost Sl0o
F. r. Brauer. administrator. to re-
pair brick stable 220l Nenablc Street, to
cost SlG5.