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The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
DOLLAR DEFECTS A BULLET
Indians Life Saved When Coin Turns Aside Syrlans Shot m
 Oregon Town.

Pendietou Ore-A silver dollar in his shirt pocket saved thc a5a of Joe Hays. an Indian 0bo was shot bv George Aefjey. a syrian Hays and Patrick Isiaore. another Indian. went tn the restaurant of Acklev and CT. dered hot tamales There followed quarrel with AekleY who claims that Hays was holding him whilo Isidore was trying to knife him Nckley drew 3 revolver and fired The bullet struck the Indian squarely over the heart, hut was fatteued and stopped b> the sil. yer dollar.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
RATS COME HOME TO BOOST
As Result of Experiments Southern Doctor Claims Rodents Have
 Domestic Instinct

New Orleans Folk who butter their eats paws 10 keep them home can easily achieve the same results with their rats by cutting off their ears. At least this Is what Doctor Crcels lat est experiment. seems to prove
 Doctor Creel conteuded that the home instinct was as strong in rats as in newly wed husbands
 Doctor Greet took for a subject big, healthy. gray rat. trapped in Westwego Put to sleep with ether. the animals ears were docked with an office punch. II was then taken to City park and released from a cage
 When last seen alive il was disan- bearing into clump Of trees back of the Greek temple on the far side of the lagoon. still staggering a bit from the effects Of the ether Three weeks later 1t was found dead in trap in Doctor Whites district, five miles from the spot where released From
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
ONE LEFT IN TOWN
Once Thriving Mining Center Now
 Is Isolated.
Living Alone in City of a Thousand Homes, Former Saloon Keeper De- clares He Is Supreme and Has
 No Wish to Move

Topeka kau Living only in mem ory of I distant past. isolated from the rest of tbe world vet living in city of a thousand homes. sitting idly hour by hoar at fhe front of small saloon where twenty wears ago prosperity and excitement We're on every hand. sum Belger former Topeka bartender Ia ter an ad7eaHTer. gambler aud Galo. rada saloon owner. is residing in the deserted mH,Gs town of Gillette Colo
 Bolser occupied a djlapidafed saloon. but had ne customers An i0qaisitiye nomad asked
 Where aro the rest of the Foters2''
 The faded old man did not answer at first, bun then he replied They are everywhere bur here
 tle then rcIapsed into silence but another kaH@aa sHted table and q few suspicious looking bottles within the place He called the ancient gen teman and together they entered the poorly kept saloon When the old man came out, some ten minutes later he was in mere talkative mood
 left Topeka in iSNoi moi long after the prohibition amendment went into effect had lost my Job. had no money So just naturally drifted West, and for the next ten years I roamed around California. New Mexi- co. Arizona and old Mexico. But 1t was in 1880 that l came to Cripple Creek The first real strike mad been made With thousands of others | fell victim to my ambition te be rich Out Of all those who went to Cripple Creek in those years only few re main today who have wealth
 ''I sweated my life away in the mines gambled and drank away my wages in Cripple Creek There never was city yet that could equal it. Money flowed like water believe it was the wjekedest spot on the map
 T was in the great Cripple Creek fire of tNa6 fbe fire destroyed my place and ! was broke again Then heard rumors at Gillette The town became il sIty ill a night The rush ot men here at that tune was heavy Be
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
Somewhat Different

What k the price Of that porch chair" asked the lady shopper
 Seventeen dollars. madam. reI ied the clerk
 seventeen dollars'1 echoed the would be customer. Aren't you mis- taken It surely cant he worth that much"
 Pardon me, madam" reioined the conscientious salesman. Tt is prob ably worth S150. but you asked tho price"
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
Summer Plans,

You are going away for the sum meraa
 Of course. replied MT Bliggins. that Is 10 say my family will go away I'll stay here.
 aBut tho climate won't be comfort able"
 T don't care anything about the cl- mate All want is rest and quiet"
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
A uono VuIqarlan.

This seems to be very exclusive restaurant"
 Yes. indeed Why. even tho wait. CTS arc perfect gentlemen. The only coarse person one ever sees here Is the proprietor, and I don't suppose 1t would be possible to exclude him"
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
Fine Chance for an orator.

Who is the principal speaker. now being introduced?"
 T don't know. I heard the master of ceremonies mention his name when he began few introductory remarks. but that was so long ago I have for gotten what 1t was
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

Some men are such clever liz. hat they can even explain 10 the s. fac tion of their wives where they have been.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24
Bruin the tiunacr.

Mary Speaking of animals. which Is your fayorIte?
 Hazel-Thc bear.
 Mary-Oh. yes; of course.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

When there Is family reunion the men present enjoy 1t almost as much as they do q funeral
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

The rule Is that the man who is handy" about the house isnt much, good downtown.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

In most localities the porch swing has displaced the top buggy as loves first assistant
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

The dollar may not mean happiness, but 1t means comfort. and you can't blame people for loving it.
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

With every man his own police man. who'd call the "cop9"
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

Some prize fighters might as well stand up and be counted out
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

How we do love an idle person who comes along and bothers us when ws arc busy
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

Love that survives dyspeptic cook cry will endure forever
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

Loss of memory is no calamity fin ,ase of fool
The Dermott news., 1915-06-24

A musical education does not always put harmony in n discordant soul
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
NALL STREET FINDS
RELIEF N MESSAGE
Rrxan Restoration Had Led 20 Be-
lief That Conditions Were
More Serious.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
No Longer Fearful of Immediate
Break with Germany. Wall Street
Gets Down Again 60 Money-Mak-
ing


New York June fI.---Afier al the
Rr~au rumpus over the Washington
kerotiations with Germany, the actual
Ho,a which Was the alleged cause OF
fhe Political disturbance at the cap
Eat produeed on Wall Street. To-Day
ne affect Of vast relief from strain.
Sss~.s~as realised thai. the note itsel
yeas rot conclusive Of the outcome oa'
IL ended one phase OF uncertainty
namely, i'm reference to the govern
saints soyIcy in aesltng with the is
sner mar Germany has raised by its
rnetneAs5 of warfare.
Ths. volume Of transactions was
tnrra ard while less than the mil
Sg5n share session week ago, IN the
ahar,ive upturn stimulated BY the steer
Serlxse.. tire scale of trading IN con-
rartfon with the movement OF prices
reas rather convincing exhibition or
market control by expansive forces
I, was the arst tirsc in many weeks
that the market had absorbed stocks IN
quantity on advances ard sttll kept
woirx higher. General strength was
dasnIaved at the opening hut there was
IA wild uprush which could have I'M
rt;sd that the advance could net heie'
IN The contrary the list We early
.~tderrve Aef its ability TO sustain rise.
0htv casual and slight roeessloLs TOOK
yssace undrr~proAt taking AT any stage
eyen In the last hour, and some inhnen-
tiki issues closed at the top'
war order considerations seemed TO
he uppernost in the trading. but buy
Ing spread to all departments ana de-
srrtptions. The metal group and the
uay stocks enjoyed most favor ana as
ninyed most strength. American Smelt-
Inr being a conspicuous leader. Unit
e-tss states steel moved forward ag-
excessively in the afternoon and sub
stantiai ftrrnness was shown by num-
Der OF railroad shares. but preference
vas clearly manifested for industrials
a. .hia time The idle freight car re-
mort. showing q net increase or s.Tss
cars in side-tracked equipment last
month illustrates the conditions which
hold railroad shares back. but there IL
saenty of reason TO believe that the
tsfuatfen will undergo material
change for the better before the end
ef summer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12

Lumber Company W.. whaleys, TREAS.
urer ct ais, Corporation Court OF city
OF Bristol writ OF error and suppress.
IDEAS, bond $50; Combs administrators
vs. Ciinchneld Coal Corporation. Circuit
Court OF Russell County, writ Of error
refused: Ridley vs. Clinchheid Coal Corr
poration. Circuit Court of Russell Counr
ty. writ of error. bond 1900, Hall W
Commonwealth, Circuit Court Of Dick
enson County. writ of error refuseds
Goodwin ct al. va. Hamilton Bacon
Hamilton Company. Corporation Court
OF city OF Bristol. writ OF error refuseds
Hunter Smith Co vs. Gibson et ais.
Law and Chancery Court OF city. u
Roanoke. writ OF error and supersedeas.
bond s3ep
- Stuart ct al VS.. Meade 81 ala. Circuit
Court of Russell County, writ Of error
and supersedeas. bond 5000. Eddy vs.
Commonwealth. Corporation Court Of
city of Roanoke. writ of error and snp-
ersedeas. no bond: Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway Company VS. Kidd, Cfr-
cult Court of Aibemarle County. writ
OF error refused. Sands. receiver, W.
Roller. Circuit Court OF Rockingham
County. writ OF error and supersedeanc
Steckei VS.. Steckel. Circuit Court o.
Rockingham County, appeal allowed:
Roller VS.. Catlett, trustee. Circuit Court
of Rockingham County. writ OF error
allowed: News Register Company. enc,
ct AL VS.. Rockingham Publishing Cone
pany, Inc. Circuit Court OF Rocking
ham County. appeal and supersedeas:
Roller VS.. Cooley ct ais. Circuit Court
Of Rockingham County, appeal and sap-
ersedeas; Chesapeake ana Ohio Rail-
way Company wa. Meadows. Circui&
Court OF city Of Clifton Forge. writ or
error and supersedeas; Burton va bur.
- ~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
COURT GIVES
DECISION TO WALKER
Upholds Award Of sS.oee for Aiienat ion
Of His wffe's Affections by Her
Family.

Verdict of the Jury in the Law and
Equity Court. awarding $1,000 to
Thomas Grant Walker for the aliena-
ton of his wife's affections by mem
bers of her family, was upheld In an
opinion handed down by Judge Joseph
L. Kelly. OF the State Supreme Court
Of Appeals at Wytheville. The style of
the case was John L. Radcliffe and
others against Walker. Ratcliffe having
appealed from the Law and Equity
Court after that court in December.
1918. had awarded Walker $4,000.
Walker sued for $4,000. alleging that
John L. RatcIiffe and other members
OF his family had conspired to separate
himself and his wife. who was Miss
Elisabeth Radcliffe. Walker and Miss
Radcliffe were married April 25, 1918.
Though members OF his own family
witnessed the ceremony. none OF those
OF the Radcliffe family were present.
After Walker and his wife had started
on their honeymoon trip they were
intercepted at boswell by a telegram
stating that Mrs. Radcliffe, mother of
the bride. was seriously III, and asking
Mrs Walker to return at once.
The interrupted honeymoon was
never resumed, Mrs Walker some time
later going 10 Pittsburg. She refused
to live with her husband. In sueing.
Walker alleged alien alton OF affec-
tions. and charged the Radcliffe family
had conspired to break up the union
between himself and his wife. The case
attraced wide attention and the court
room was filled to suffocation during
the trial When the verdict was given
Walker the Ratcliffes appealed.
Louis o. Wendenburg and T. Gray
Haddon represented Walker. while
Charles " Meredith was counsel for the
Radcliffe family.
, Supreme Court proceedings at wythe.
willie yesterday were:
Fulton VS.. Cox. argument completed
by w. s. Poage for plaintiff in error
and III. A. Cox, for defendant in error,
and submitted
Mckinney VS.. Trustees e. and Fl. Col
lege. argued by A Gray Gilmer and
f. b. Hutton for plaintiff in error.
and George E. Penn for defendant in
error. and submitted.
N. and W. Ry. Co. VS.. Warden argued
by j. c. Wysor for plaintiff in error.
and submitted.
| The next cases to be called are. Tay-
| Tor ct ais. vs. Delaney ct ais Heuser.
| trustee and receiver. va. Belvin Sipe
VS.. Alley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
SUPREME COURT HANDS
DOWN MANY DECISIONS

Wytheviiie, Va, June l1.-Fol-
lowing are the opinions handed down
In the Supreme Court Of Appeals:
BY the court:
johnson VS.. johnson, Circuit Court
of city Of Norfolk. decree reversed.
BY James Keith. president:
Taylor W.. Commonwealth, Circuit
Court OF Accomac County. Judgment
afirmed.
Duncan ct ais va. Duncan's admin
istratrix, Circuit Court Of Culpeper
County. decree affirmed.
Mahoney ct ais. w. Friedberg ct ais,
Circuit Court Of city of Norfolk, de-
cree afiirmed.
Radcliffe vs. Costello ct al, Circuit
Court of Loudoun County. Judgment
reversed.
oglesby Company. Inc. VS.. Guild Co,
Inc. Circuit Court Of city of Lynch
burg. decree reversed.
BY Judge r. H. Cardwell:
Shields ct ais. vs. Adkins Il Co, ct
ais. Circuit Court city of williams
burg and County of James City. de-
cree afiirmed.
Blackstone Manufacturing Com
pany vs.. Allen, Circuit Court OF Lun-
enburg County, Judgment afFirmed.
Craft vs. Maloney Betting Co. ct al.
Court OF Law and Chancery Of city OF
ANOilOlhf judgment AIHIfncO.
Eastern Motor Sales Corporation
vs.. Apperson Lee Motor Co. Inc.
Hastings Court. Part H.. Of city OF
Richmond, Judgment afhrmed. =
Scott's executors W. Chesterman.
Circuit Court of city Of Richmond,
judgment reversed.
BY Judge George M. Harrison:
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany w. Allen ct ais, Circuit Court
Of Prince Edward County. Judgment
affirmed.
Southern. Railway Company VS.
Snow. Circuit Court OF Culpeper
County. Judgment reversed.
Adkins. etc. VS.. Adkins, ETC.. Cir
cult Court Of Goochland County. de-
cree reversed.
Leonard VS.. Vaughan q Co. Hust-
ings Court, Part III. of city OF Rich
mond, Judgment reversed.
Providence Forge Fishing and
Hunting Club. Inc, etc. vs.. Gill.
Chancery- Court OF city of Richmond,
Judgment reversed.
BY Judge Stafford G. whittle:
Straus Va. Fahed ct al, Law and
Equity Court OF city OF Richmond.
Judgment affirmed.
Washington and Old Dominion
Railway W.. Jacksons administrator
Circuit Court OF Fairfax County,
Judgment affirmed.
Jones q Co. Inc. vs. Hancock b
Sons Court az Law and Chancsry o.
city ~ Norfolk, judgment nfftrme6. Il
: Norfolk and Perfotncuth H4It I6A,
kle@8
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
GHxfy AND PROVISION MARKET
sruxnfsAed BY MILLER a Co. Brokers
#ss Richmond. Val

g Chicago, ILL.,, June li.--Wheat--Hai-
lied Liverpool reported a very weak
2wtsrs4s market at I'd to Sd lower. with
csrxoes 4xd to 1 shilling lower. The
weakness there was due TO the I'M
settlement here and liberal Indian
shipments aand supplies from other
sources larger.
49, rorn-Eetter The Liverpool spot
was steady. with smaller shipments
Recei PTS ~.s6s, oQa bpshsls.
oats--Also better. with receipts Soo,-
faa hushels Argentine shipments for
the week, 7se 900 bushels.
Provisions quite weak. Chicago
showed $4,000 hogs against $4,000 ex-
pscted. with Western hogs $500
against SIS, sen last year.
. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12

Anthony Kramer ct ux. to Lucy H.
Durvin, 1871 feet T. inches on the
north side OF the Nine-Mile Road,
near the intersection of a road lead
ing to Hanover County; $40.
Alberta Noting to George B. Snead,
lots 80 to Sc, inclusive. near Laurel
Station, about seven miles north or
the city; $40.
j. II. Miller 10 Fritz Herman, sc
acres on the Creighton Road: So
900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
BUSINESS NEWS AND
COURT RECORD
CHANoERY COURT TRANSFERS.


-
NJ. l. Hubbard and wife to 9. B.
Mountcastle. No. 2501 North Four
teenth. fronting 10 feet; $40.
Rex o. Jones to T. P. Howle. Floyd
Avenue, near land of L. w. Harris.
117x1sQ: $40.
T. p. Howie to Jane Fl. Duke, 4
lots, block r. Henry Place; $40.
Jane II. Duke TO Page g. Lester,
lots. block r. Henry Place; SO.
William A. Boyd and wife to A. r..
Blake. No. 410 North Thirty-fourth:
s2,750.
George w. Gay. Jr.. to Edna @.
Cobb. Twenty-fifth. near o. 33x132;
81 200.
Mechanics. Building and Loan Asso-
citation to J. st. George Bryan, lot 90
and part of lot 80. in Hopedale: $500.
George Kinds to j. J. Feather
houses and lots designated as 3I3 and
3l5 North Twenty-fourth Street: VIC
and other valuables.
Samuel p. waddiil to Tax Title
Company, lot 2. block /, on east side
of North Avenue. Barton heights;
800 assessed value.
Samuel r. waddill to Tax Title Com
pany, lot 40 plan OF woodvilie; 800
assessed value.
NJ. B. and Minnie Fiorsheim to Ida
B. Moore. lots /, 2 and 8, Boulevard
Park; $40 and other valuables.
Deeds of Release.
J. D. Carnear.., trustee, To Moses
Johnson and wife. lot St. Paul, near
Hill, 2ixfb; certain notes
j., Scott Parrish and wife. trustees.
to William A. Boyd and wife No. 410
North Thirty-fourth, 25xf24: $3.50.
Fl. r. Pollard, Jr.. trustee. to Chasie
Traferi, No. 500 West Main, 30x1e9;
81 $50. - ~ wv
]. b. McComb. trustee, to A. b.
Garter. lot Chamberiayne Avenue.
near Brookland Park Boulevard, s0x
200; 1898.
l. L. Davis. trustee. to sfedman @.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
Hussanrs Transfers.

A. L. Adamson ct ux. to Thomas
e. woodfin. 30x120 feet at the south
east corner OF Eighteenth and Maury
Streets: $500.
Thomas e. woodfin to Louise y.
Vincent. 5ex120 feet at the southwest
corner of Nineteenth Street and AL
bany Avenue; $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
fFurniskea ny Miller a Co. BROKERS
gstt Rfchmond. VAL

New York, June 1.-The market
added ten points TO yesterdays rise
This advance was made in gradual
way. with covering of shorts and less
selling pressure than for some time
A better feeling In Wall Street as re-
aected by the advance in stocks was
one of the chief factors in causing the
wk0e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12

Sloan and wife, lot .. block A.
Chamberiayne Place; 1851.
J. Jordan Leake and Charles K.
Willis. trustees, to Joseph lie Masurier
residence designated as 1927 west
Franklin Street. s4,i30.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
Building Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
permits to the following:
w. c. Carpenter, - build two STORY
franc residence, First. near Burns, to
cost $4,000.
Ira l.. Anderson IL Son, to build
greenhouse, Forty-fourth Street. near
Spring, to cost $4,000.
Robert Carter, TO build two-story
frame dwelling. Second Avenue, near
Birch. to cost $2,500.
Davis q Archer. to bui'd brick
garage in rear No. 203 North Null
berry Street, to cost 3325.
J. r. Richheld. to repair frame
dwelling. No. 3147 Floyd Avenue, to
cost $500.
Susie c. Winston, to repair two
story frame dwelling. No. $50 North
Third Street, to cost S3ee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
Hastings Court.

Viola Cottman, colored. was con-
victed in this court yesterday for SELL
ing liquor without license, and was
fined $500 and placed under bond
for twelve months. She went to Jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
RICHMoSp STOCK MARKET.

IA Richmond Va, June ii, 1915.
STATE SECURITIES.
Bid. Asked
w. folds. C and r. &c.
49, ~ - .ss. sSsk s7tA
~ Centuries. a.. G.. and
+ 1871 >.ksr..s sax SAX
ETRfsET KA ii<WakY STOCKS.
" NJ s1S M Par Bid Asked
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12

Farmers stock, market steady. First
quality, s5c per bushel: Upgrade,
30150c per bushel.
VTRGTNIAS--
Farmers stock: market steady.
Fancy Jumbo, sMc per pound.
Fancy Handpicked. 3kc per pound.
Extra Prime, SC per pound.
Smelling stock, 212hc per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
law and Eauit ; Court.

Judgment was rendered in this
court yesterday in the case of r.. W.
Gates & Son Company against w. e.
V'codcock, for $545,17
Judgment by agreement was given
in the case of M. Lee Burnetts ad-
mic.stratrix against Richmond Rail-
way and viaduct Company. for S5eG.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
u .. Circuit Court of Appeals.

u. o. AIkGtAkb SouEN oh ApkNh44b.
The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Pritchard, Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
Cases argued:
No 1874. Virginia Carolina Chemi-
cal Company ct al, appellants, VS.. J.
c. Shelhorse, alleged bankrupt, Plant
era Savings Bank ct al, appellees; ap-
peal from the District Court at DAN
Vile, Va. In bankruptcy. Continued
from yesterday. Cause further
argued by Mr.. r. I. Overbey and Mr..
George T. Rison, Chatham, Va. for
the appellees. and by Mr.. Louis M.
swink, Winston Salem. N. c.: Mr.. j.
T. Clement, Chatham, Va, for the APP
pellants, and submitted.
No. 1875. The Western Union Teie-
graph Company, plaintiff In error, VS..
Mrs. Sophie Hughes. defendant in
error; error to the District Court at
Florence, 8. c.. Argued by Mr.. F. L.
Wilcox, Florence. 8. c.. for the plain
tiff in error. and by Mr.. r. e. Whit
ing. Florence, 8. c., for the defend
ant In error. and submitted.
r. E. whiting Florence. 8. c., is
admitted to practice as an attorney
and counsellor In this court.
/
state Corporstsou Cemmassion.
The following charters were granted
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission:
| Hopeweil Land Company. rncorpo-
rated, Petersburg. Va. Maximum. $780,
| 600. minimum. $1,000: par value. SIC
per share To do real estate bust
ness. A. c. Hopwood, president: e. M
Funkhouser vice-president, both OF
Roanoke, Va; I, c. shore. secretary and
| treasurer. Petersburg, Va.
Haleford Mercantile Company, Incor-
porated. Haleford. Va. Maximum. $780,
900: minimum. 5000: par value. 800,
Mercantile business. M. H. Hancock
president, Haieford, Va: w. Fl. Pal
sey, vice president, Scruggs, Va, 8. p
Robertson. secretary and treasurer,
Tayior.s Store. Va
Roanoke Optical Company. fncorpo-
rated, Roanoke, Va. Maximum. $4,000;
minimum, $500; par value. sieo. OPP
fticaI and general mercantile ousiness
q. c. Hoicomb, president: A. l.. Hugh
son, vice president; "A. Shaver. Sec
rotary and treasurer. all of Roanoke.
Amendment to charter Of z. p Crock
EFT d Company, Incorporated, Norfolk.
Va. changing its name to Crockett
wilkinson Corporation.
Foreign Charter: Warsaw Elevator
Company, domesticated to do business
In virginia. Putting up eievaors. etc.
Capital stock, $500. Page. Page 4
Page. statutory agents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12

Deputy Clerk Breeder Yesterday is
sued q marriage license 70 Dabney s.
Lancaster and Mary T. Crump.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Petersburg. Va. June II. 1915.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
lBy Rodgers, P1ummeS ID Co. Tme.1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12

Richmond. Va. June II, 1915.
ID. LIVE POULTRY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-12

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
Pritchard, Knapp and Woods in at