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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
cHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Fourteen Deeds Of BarEnfn and Sale,
mounting TO St2,S7I.

+. Bennett Allan ct vir TO Morgan
\; Mills. 100 feet on the west side of
terry Road and Southern Railway. April
y. 1918, tax $3.50. SO.
William I. Johnson ~ uK. TO l.: j.
Melton. II feet - inches by 100 feet
north line Moore Street, 81 feet IL
inches east az liarrison street. also,
- l.2X5G feet being known as rear OF
IL, 1914, tax 81, $40
West End Development Corporation
to Frank \ simpson. 5"Sli SO feet south
line Monument Avenue. 900 feet east OF
J. l.. cuttings executors to city Of
Richmond lots 10; ~, -, ls. II. IS ana
Heights March 80. 1915, $4,000
F.. ). Melton TO Mrs. Gertrude stiles.
y. i.2x5a, feet. being known as 10
January 22. 1918, tax 81 SO.
Annette ". Woodward ct vir to Sarah
G. Acre.. - feet inches by 30 feet
OF Plum street. April :. 1915, tax $50.
SO
: Thomas D. Newell ct uy; 20 Lueien
Tyler. 2oxlQo feet south line Carlton
April II. 1918. $3.50
Hishlnn4 Park Heai,g ~, G9 9r
inches soG,h line Graham Road. 800
isi5. lax 81. sio
MeChaniCS SAVINGS BANK 10 boulevard
Realty Company % feet inches by
1919 l-2 feet west line Fifth street, i5l
foct q t-2 inches north OF DUVNl street.
December 81. 1914. siio0
Henry : Walicrst"iu 81 uX. 30 Charles
Tillycr. l6Yl2h feet east line Mayo
street. 90 feet south OF Broad street.
April Il. 1915. taN S3.iD, SO.
charles Tillycr 81 TX, 10 ~ :. wal
lerslcin. 16xi&i feet north line Ken
sjugtun Avenue. at the cast corner Of
.iHmour Avenue. April -, 1915. tax
$3.50. so.
s. Roger TYLER executor To Julia 4
pukIOp. ~ l-2HlOi feet northwest cor
Iuer OF Park Avenu" and Boyd street.
April 20, l9i5 $1,000
Henry : Walicrstein g. ux. to Lizzie
H. Davis, g0Xi23 feet south line Broad
Street, $50 feet cast Of Sheppard street.
iApiil -. 1915, tax 50, SO
Wcst END Development Corporation
80 G. -. Smith. TiXliG feet south line
|Cutshaw Avenue. lT5 feet east Of La
|iayptlc street. October 3. 1911. Si,l25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
SCRUPLE OVER VOTING
MONEY FOR CONVENTION
hut Committee Finally Gives Funds for
Entertaining Odd Fellows and
Freight Agcnts

In spite OF very evident scruples on
the part of at least two members of the
committee about apnropriating the
funds at it's disposal for the entertain
ment OF distinctly fraternal organiza-
tons, the Committee on Advertising and
Enterprises. last night voted to give
$500 toward entertaining the state con-
vention of the Independent Order of
odd Fellows, which will be held here
next month.
Hin Montague. spokesman for a large
delegation of Odd Fellows that sap-
peared before tho committee made out
strong case for his cause. Assistant
Postmaster w. Ross Southwark and If.
NJ. Reinhard assisted him In bringing TO
the committees notice the special rea-
sons for assisting the convention.
According to the speakers, the con-
vention will bring more than 900 peo-
pie to the city. large percentage Of
whom. II was stated. would be small
tradesmen from every section OF the
state who would become acquainted
with the city's wholesale and jobbing
trade during their visit.
The committee voted TO appropriate
$500 toward the entertainment Of the
American Association OF Freight
Agents, which will hold its annual con-
ycntion in this city May Is to 81 The
organization embraces the local freight
agents of every railroad in this coun-
try and Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
TEST CASE ARGUED
Corporation Commission RESERVES de-
cIslOn ms to Adding Machine Company.

The case Of the Dalton Adding Ma
chine Company. an Illinois corporation,
charged with doing business in Vir-
Sln!a without "A license. was argued be-
fore the state Corporation Commits
sion yesterday and submitted The
commission took the case under con-
sideration and will announce its de-
cision later.
The company claimed the right to
transact business in Virginia through
sales agents without becoming domes-
ticated as required by section ll05 Of
the Code. To make n test one of the
machines was purchased from E. c..
Grubbs, salesman for the company. by
Public Printer Davis Bottom. Grubbs
claimed the protection of the inter-
state commerce law in transacting
The public printer and the sales
agent were the only witnesses in the
case. Thomas A. Banning and Fl s
Bloomberg argued for the defense and
Assistant Attorney General c. g. Gar
nett appeared for the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
NEW YORK TO AID
Both Branches of Legislature Favor
Appropriation for Expedition.

Giles r. Jackson, president of tho
Negro Historical and Industrial Asso-
citation, received 4 telegram last night
stating that n bill appropriatinG $500
toward the exposition common Grating
the fiftieth anniversary OF the enamel
patton of the negro to be held at the
State Fair Grounds from July to 27,
had passed both houses of the New
York Legislature. and awaited only the
Governors signature to become avail
able for that purpose
The bill passed by the Senate We'd
nesday. and sent on to the House for
called for an appropria-
ton Of $4,000. but was amended to
the present figure by the House Com
mittee on Rules.
Jackson was much clated last night
over his successful fight for an appro-
priation, in view of the fact that the
New York solons are very slow to
make appropriations this year because
of the money stringeflcy.
President Wilson has made pro-
visional promise to attend the exposi-
ton. and many distinguished guests
are expected to be present. In view OF
tho action OF New York State. II is
suggested that Governor Whitman may
be induced to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
Twelve building Permits, Amount
Tn XcsSI;3

TO S2.,5G3.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued b. Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday. as follows
F. w. Overman, to build two story
brick dwelling at 200 South Pine Street,
TO cost $4,000.
II. kastelberg's Sons. to build two
story brick stable In rear of 17l2 East
Main Street. to cost $4,000.
j. Lee Davis. to build four two-story
brick dwellings on the east side Of
Davis Avenue. between Main and Cary
Streets. to cost $4,000.
\. II. Duval, to repair frame dwelling
1l2l Decatur Street, to cost sl35.
j. NJ. Sherrod, to build two story
frame and stucco garage on the east
side OF Fortyfourth Street. between
Boscobel and Dunstan Avenues, Forest
Hill. TO cost $1,000.
George II. Paratcr, to build three one
story frame dwellings on the south
side OF Park Avenue, between Wood
son Avenue and Arch Street, Highland
Park, 10 cost 500.
\. J. Washington. TO repair frame
dwelling 749 North Fifth Street. TO cost
Miss NJ. V. Duval. to repair frame
$lGS
Thomas NJ Redford to repair frame
dwelling 1918 Edwards Avenue, to cost
1928.
Il H. Morrissett. To repair frame
dwelling II West SEVENTH Street. to
cost SIG.
\ Corricri. TO repair brick dwelling
10 and il2 South Cherry Street. to cost
Peter Gonnella, TO build a two-story
brick tenement. two dwellings, on the
Elm Street and Davis Avenue, TO cost
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Troop No. 40, Richmond hoy
Scouts. social In brick Hchooihouse
Of Old ST. Johns Church, Twenty
NTH md Brond Streets, s O'Clock.
Gintcr Pnrk School Assembly Hall,
lecture on "Our BIRD NeIRhhOrs," DIR.
William }. Rowan. of Newark, Del,
= O'Clock.
Young wOmnn's ChrIstinn Axso-
cintion, amateur plny, auspices Busi-
ness wOnicn's Club, sab o'clock.
White Rose MInstrels, amateur
performance, bellevue School, S,i5
o'clock.
mount Presbyterian Church, 1i1S
North Twenty-nrnt Street. $3.50
o'clock.
baptist wOmen's Missionary Cir
Gle, Grace street baptist Church, /
o'clock.
Beth Ahabnh Temple, address, by
DIR. u. n. CnIiscI,, ON ''The Spirit OF
Neutrality" S;I5 o'clock.
Council Committee on Investfga-
ton OF Police Department. City
Hall, 8 O'Clock.
Public Utilities subcommittee on
sO-ccnt gas ordnance, city HILL.
5,aO O'Clock.
BIucs' Bnxnnr, Blues Armory, ar
fernOOn ind night.
Bijou-Grnyce Scott Company, in
"baby Mine." S;3O.
Lyric-POpuInr vaudeville and
picturcs; matinee, 5; night. = 40 and
u.
StrnBd-PnrnmOunt pictures; con-
tinuous performance from !. noon
to II.
C0foniai-MotiOn pictures; con-
hnuous. performances from IiiIJ,
morning. to ~, night.
experimentation pictures; cOntin-
nous performance from 1880, morn
Ing. to II, night.
New-NotiOn pictures; continuous
performance from 1880, morning, to
IL. night.
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TO CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
First National Bank Of Richmond Is
Fifty Icarn Old To-Morr0M.

The First National Bank. the largest
bank In the state Of Virginia. will
celebrate its fftieth anniversary to-
morrow afternoon with reception in
The banking rooms from IL until .
O'Clock. II is planned TO have every
employee that ever worked for the
bank attend this reception, and il will
be reunion between old workers and
those now employed by the bank
The bank was organized shortly af-
ter the War Between the States, at the
beginning Of the reconstruction period.
and has been the leader in banking
circles of the state since that time.
1t was said yesterday that there was
lG7 old employees of the bank, and
these have all been invited to attend
the reception
An anniversary dinner is to be given
by the board OF directors to the pres
ent and former employees at the JEFF
ferson Hotel tomorrow evening.
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General wenther Conditions.

WASHINGTON. April .a.-.rhe pres
sure continues abuormally high over
the Atlantic States and low over mo
plains states and the Western Plateau
TINS pressure distribution has resulted
~ nigh temperatures in the interior OF
tie United states east OF the Rocky
Mountains. Tia. indications arc thar
the weather VIII be unsettled with
somewhat higher temperatures Friday
ana Saturday in the Middle Atlantic
ana New England states. and generally
iau Friday and saturday in the South
Atlantic and East GuIf States The
temperature viii he somewhat lower
Friday IN the upper Mississippi ana
lower Missouri Valleys. and II will
try during the next forty-eight hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters were issued and amend
ments to charters allowed by the State
follows:
Blue Grass Coal Corporations. Bris-
tol. Maximum. 100000; minimum. $500:
par value, 500; operating coal and
iron mines, etc. s. X. Jennings. presi-
dent: J. Norment Powell. vice-presi-
dent. j. X. Sinmonds. secretary and
treasurer. all OF Johnson City. Tenn:
Berger Speciality manufacturing Com
pany. Incorporated. Richmond. Maxi
mum, $4,000: minimum, $1,000. par
value. 500: manufacturing business.
lanes j.. Donahue, PRESIDENT: Il. y.
Berger, vicc-prcsid"nt: Allen q. Col
Inns. secretary and treasurer, all Of
Richmond
Amendment to foreign charter: West
ern Electric Company, a corporation OF
the state OF Illinois; decreasing the
nuinber OF directors from twelve to
seven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
WITNESS FROM ROANOKE
Testimony Expected tn Close in Police
Inquiry Tonight.

The last OF the witnesses TO be eI-
am!ned by the Council committee in
vcstigatinE the Police Department, will
be heard tonight 1t is expected that
one subsequent sitting Will conclude
tho inquiry. The final session will be
given to argument by the attorneys
A summons for Joe Wcinstein, Roa-
roke pawnbroIter, who formerly did
business in Richmond, was issued yes
terday by Clerk Alfred H. Mcdowell
and forwarded To chief of Police l.. r.
Moore, OF that city, TO be served
Weinstein sold Detective Sergeant
Krengel some OF the articles purchased
from the detective by n saloon keeper.
The summons was issued at the re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
cn,NcEny DEEDS or TRUST.
'i1tecn Deeds Of Trust. Amounting {,
SoSp.I

Edward Norveil ctux. TO r sitter
ing ct al. trustees: 2oxloo feet, north
.ock street March 80. 1918, $1,000.
John ". Enelc ct uX Ia Frank u.
fscvcridge trustee. property at the
I.outheast corner OF Meadow and Wal
South Meadow and 1925 and 1927 West
~ llacc Streets. April !. 1919. $1,000.
Morgan Il, Mills ct NY 10 II. NJ.
lVaushan trustee. IS feet on the west
i .dc OF Elan Street. between National
cemetery Road aud Southern Railway.
Nv IL 81. 1919. $500
Eslanton. trustee 5oxl+5 feet south line
Monument Avenue. 200 feet east Of La
|ry"ttc Street, April -. 1915, $50:
Henry 5. Wal'erstein 81 ais. to II r.
OF feet north line Grace, street, - feet
i IS inches east OF Third street. April
Pauline d. Won Grooming to II. r..
80 feet east line Twenty sixth street,
l6 feet south Of i street. April Ia.
9s, s3,aGo.
Maurice II. Barrett ct lux. to F. NJ
3oxlcy et-al trustees. 37x1IS feet north
line Leigh Street, u feet east OF Third
t;treet. April 90. 1915. s5o750.
Emma A. Johnson to same, 4lxs3 fee!
$hirty-frst Street. April 10. 1915. $2l2
Sarah T. Robertson ct viz to u. T.
.eicheson ct al, - feet inches by 100
Hpet SoulIi i'u' ldSlOT NlIcct. los 1eCt
asst Of West Street: also, 40 1-2XS7 feet
the northwest corner of Roane and
abel Streets. April 90. 1915, $1,000
Iucien Tyler to Stuart Bowe trustee,
80X100 feet south line Carlton street
feet east of Dinneen Street. April
T. 1915, $500.
NJ. Il. Graves to J. 4. Connolly trus-
&C. 3SXlSe feet west line Twenty
ighth Street. 123 feet ! inches south
Clay street. April 81. 1915. s2,O16.
Lewis Rlacker ct ais. to j.. y. Con-
ely ct al trustees. 22x130 feet west
line Fifth Street 14l feet 3 inches
ortiz OF Canal Street. April 8. 1919,
Charles TilIyer to j. f. Gibhoney
.rustces. 16xl2S feet 8 inches east line
2Iayo street, 90 feet south of Broad
Itrcct April 81. 1915. SI90T50.
Trustees Of Shiloh Baptist Church to
#. Carneal trustee, 30xl32 feet north
NO Cedar street, Is feet west OF James
trect. April 90. 1915. s31S.
Julia y. Dunlop TO III. Seldom Taylor
-ustec. 81 1-2xl04 feet north line Park
venue, at the west corner Of Boyd
Utreet. April 90, 1915, $4,000.
r. a. Leiss ct uX. to Fl. S. Taylor
-ustee, 60x126 feet north line Dicken-
nn street. 100 feet east of Blakey
treet. April 81, 1916, $4,000.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
by Plumbing Inspector Landers. yes
tcriay:
administrator. il2 North Fifth Street.
-. = Snydor. for j. W. Cary, 5l3
Fifth Avenue. Highland Park.
krit2@r x Harmon, for VI. j. Kouri.
1929 g street.
Same, for Mrs. Farley, 1926 North
Twcnty-third street.
James l.. Phillips & Son. for Crystal
Ice Company. 2oOl East Cary street.
II. l.. Maschio, for Mrs. ]. NJ. Samp-
son. 81, West Clay street.
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,uest OF Hiram VI. Smith. counsel for

quest OF Hiram NJ. smith. counsel for
Commissioner II. y. Goode
report that has gained credence
In the last few days Is TO tho effect
that Attorney Murray NJ. Mcclure.
counsel for the Vice Commission, and
Attorney David Meade White. counsel
for the Social Service Federation, will
present new evidence of an important
nature at the session tonight. An
other rumor relates that former Coun-
Gilman Jacob Umlauf will be called to
the witness chair al his own request
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
trading In Local Realty Is Lively,
With Small Property in
Demand.
SOME GOOD SALES ARE MADE
little Theatre Property, on West
broad Street, Brings $4,000.
tenth and Main Property offered
and Withdrawn From Sale.

trading in local realty yesterday was
lively. There wcro many sales placed
on record, showing good business for
good size promised to DO interesting.
The deeds OF trust and release deeds
ran heavy. corresponding with the
sales, which were In the main for small
property. S. II. Tyler sold to Lizzie ID.
Loving. the brick dwelling at 1900
Park Avenue, frontinG twenty-one and
e-half feet. for 5000. Charles TILL
yer sold to Henry ;. Wallerstein seven
kensinSton and GilrnOur Avenues for
$4,000. Henry :. Wallcrstein sold to
lizzie Il. Davis ninety feet on the south
side OF Broad Street, east OF Sheppard
street. for $4,000.
Building operations yesterday were
active. the volume was large and new
work was heavy. j. Lee Davis viii
huild \ two-story brick tenement. two
dwellings. on the east side of Davis
streets, TO cost 5000
The property at the southwest cor
ucr Of Tenth and Main Streets Was put
come up TO expectations and the prop
crty was Withdrawn from sale. The
bidding started at $4,000 and went mp
10 sj6.oOo and stopped. The auction
GERS said that they had received an of
Yer Of $3.50 in private sale. This
property Mas acquired by thc old Do
inion Realty Corporation about three
ears ago for $4,000.
Tho Little Theater property was sold
Realty Corporation. of Norfolk at
their bid Of $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
PLAN TRADE EXTENSION
Dinner mt Jefferson Monday Night Will
he L.nrgcIN Attended.

The executive committee of the Trade
Extension Bureau Will give dinner at
the Jefferson Hotel Monday night, April
&c, at 30 o'clock, at which every menu
her OF the Trade Extension Bureau will
he expected. The committee will on
this occasion present complete report
on Better Acquaintance Week" with
recommendation for plan for a future
event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
ELEVEN

camp in Rappahannock County on April
IA George Bray. OF this city. servinv
TWO years for malicious wound,nS. es-
capped the same day from camp in
warren county and Leander Howard.
OF Halifax County, serving nine yrnra
Tor malicious shooting who escap,d
from camp i'm Allegheny County on
April 10. All of the men arc negroes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23

said to have been wearing the coat
which he is alleged to have stolen from
this place. The detectives succeeded
in recovering four pairs OF the stolen
shoes. Johnson is an cN-convict. hav-
Ing been sentenced to the penitentiary
some years ago on charge OF house
breaking. He will he arraigned In the
Police Court to-day.
Late last night he was served with
another warrant charging him with
stealing s3S.52 from j. " Frothcs.
This case will he heard to-day also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
SENATOR FLETCHER RESIGNS
Has Been MINED Commonwealth At
torney for FRuQuier County.

The formal resignation Of State SEN
ator George Latham Fletcher was re-
ceived yesterday by Governor Stuart
and accented. Senator Fletcher was
recently appointed Commemorative
attorney OF Fauquier County, succeed
ing John A. G. Keith. deceased. He
represented the Eleventh District in
the Senate, composed of Fauquier and
Loudoun Counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
FIVE MEN ESCAPE

Police Asked to Look for Men From
Convict Road Camps.
Local police were requested yester-
day TO assist in the recapture OF fve
prisoners who have escaped from con-
Wet road camps A reward OF 500 has
been offered for the apprehension Of
each convict.
The men are: Thomas Robertson. Of
Norfolk, serving two years for volun-
tary rlanslaughter; Chester Taylor, of
Roanoke. serving seven years for
forgery, and Robert HaIrston. also OF
Roanoke. serving two years for house
breaking. These men escaped from a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
IENnIco RELEASE DEEDS.
five NcIcnsc Deeds, Amounting q
KIN yMt

S1O,70U.
John G.. Easiey to l.. 6. Wolf. 200
acres about ten miles below the city.
April 20. 1915. Sl.534
Z. Z. chaplin trustee to w. Il. Adams
CT ais trustees. 60Xll0 feet at the
southeast corner of Twenty third
street and Paramount Avenue. Feb
ruary %, 1915. sl.77O.
Julien Gum trustee to X. Argand
CT uS., 100 acres near the New Market
Road. about ten miles southeast Of
city. April 5, 1915. $1,000
C. +. Cardwell ct al. trustees to r e.
r.. ArEand. same as next above. March
10. 1915, S7i2
w. ID. Cardwell ct al. trustee sto Il.
J.: Schercr, 1878 acres near the Nine
Mile Road. April s, 1915, $3.50.
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CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
J. II. johnson Accused of Stealing Goa
and six Pairs of Shoes.

Detective. Sergeants Willy and Kel-
lam last night arrested j. II. Johnson.
colored. on a charge of breaking into
the home OF l.. Frocker, ago West
Broad Street, and stealing a coat and
six pairs of shoes. The officers appre-
hended the man when he appeared In
pawn shop and attempted to pawn
a pair of shoes. which are said to have
been stolen from Frocker.
Al the time of his arrest the man is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
Local Rainfall.

fhlhin'i last twelve hours $500.
R"inf.u! last twenty-iour hours
h,hciencN in rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23

Street: As feet south of an alley. south !
OF Holly street. April 16. 1915. Sl.9OS.
o. II. Funsten trustee 10 Charles T.
Stith. LA l-2xl60 feet west line Laurel
street, 4S feet south of an alley. south
OF Holly street. April 1G, 1915, $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
HE>uIco TRANSFERS..
Two Deeds of fimrgnin and Sale,
4 .:Inumiinr. S2.SIlM.

II. Sus..an ci TX. 10 Matte J Ander-
on. % acres about one mile east OF
'air oaks. March ., 1915, tax $3.50, SO.
f. w Dabney 81 als TO Il. t.. lille
Ass. lots 10 and !. in block Il. In
ne plan OF Bloomiuedale. MAY 81,
az; tax 81 $40.
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FRI; RECORD.
BUILDING PERMITS.

1885 West Cary Street, rear 1901 p.
NJ. loss SIS.
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THE WEATHER
Local Temperature Ye.terao,

u noon temperature -
3 T. ~ temperature 50
) T. NJ temperature -
iaAi"uin temperature TO S T. NJ 81
" IIlHlu m temperature TO 5 f. NJ g.;
Mean temperature :, ,
Normal temperature En-
hcictehcy Ia temperature yestcr-
'''- ............. !,
'etciency, in temperature since
Accumulated deficiency intempcr
AZURE since January l.. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23

Local Observation at s j. VI. Yesterday
Temperature. 81, humidity So. wind
direction. southeast. wind. velocity, I !.
weather, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

east OF Fair Oaks. March 16, 1915
sos.
Mamie l.. Monghon trustee to l.. r.
Curry ct ais trustees. 20 acres on the
old Deep Run Turnpike. about ten
miles northwest OF the city. March $,
1915. S792 90.
Regis Argand Ell ux. 10 Julien Gum
trustee, los acres near the New Marke ct
Road. April 1915, $3.50.
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HENnlco DEEDS OF TRUST.

Three Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
S2,750.h6.
Matte ]. Anderson to r. l.. Pllking-
bn trustee, % acres about one mile
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DIRECTORS

WILLIAM T. REED.
Il. y. SAUNDERS, Jr.,
+. SITTERDING,
|. STERN,
S. w. TRAVERS,
JAMES G.. TINSLEY.
b. RAND WEXFORD.
THOMAS S. WHEELWRIGHT,
A. d. WILLIAMS,
F. d. WILLIAMS,
I. c. WILLIAMS. Jr.,
JOHN T. WILSON,
HENRY w. WOOD,
COLEMAN WORKMAN.