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New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
FIVE OF CREW PICKED UP. Freight Steamer Maclinaw Drifts All
 Night Afire in Gale.

San Francisco. May 29.-Five of the crew of thirty-one of the freight steamer Mackinaw which drifted all night afire in heavy gale south from Point Reyes, were picked up today from two of the ships boats by the pilot tender California.
 A third boat, which left the ship at the same. time, is missing.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
Joseph Wiencek,

Joseph, the two months and eleven days old son of MT. and Mrs. Vadislaw Wiencek of 57 Whitman street, died, last night. The funeral was held this afternoon and interment was in the Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
GERMAN REPLY DELIVERED.
Note Given to Ambassador Gerard
 This Morning.

Berlin, May 29, via London 6:25 p. m.-Germany's answer to1the Ameri- can note was delivered to Ambassa- dor Gerard this morning.
 The German reply avoids decisive statements in regard to the questions raised by the United States, pending a further exchange of views.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Anna Schweitzer last eve ming at the home of Miss Florence Bottomly on Whiting street She re- ceived many gifts of cut glass, china. silver and linen. A feature of the eve ming was a mock marriage, Miss Sally Tattasall taking the part of Charlie
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
FINED s5 AND COSTS.

New Haven, May 29.-For disre- garding a warning to close his dance pavilion which he was using last Sum day for roller skating at Savin Rock, George N. Jackson, the proprietor, was fined s5 and costs in the Orange court today.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
Martha Prange,

The funeral of Martha Prange was held from her parents home on Park street this afternoon. Rev. A. c. Theodore Steege officiated and inter- ment was in Fairview cemetery
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
ANNEX ys. BEN HuRs.

The Annex and Ben Hurs will nee
 tomorrow afternoon at the Anne; grounds on Belden street. BIanohar, will pitch and either Clinton or Hol eran will catch for the Annex.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our kind friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy and many. floral tributes, during the illness and death of our beloved uncle.
 JAMES J. SULLIVAN.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION,

WANTED-Compete young womh-
 an for general homework. Dr. R.
 M. Griswold, Upsons Corner, Kens-
 lngton. 5-29-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
WAR ON BAsEBALL POOLS.

Chicago, May 29.-Chief of Police Healy today ordered the arrest of per- sons conducting baseball pools. His action followed the conviction here yesterday of Wn1 Rapp, who was given the maximum fine for running pool
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
Mildred Ekwurtzel.

Rev. c. E. Pihl officiated at the funeral of Mildred EkwurtzeL held this afternoon from her late home on Austin street. Interment was in Fair view cemetery
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29

NORTH CAROLINA FLOATED.
 Washington, May 29.The armored Cruiser North Carolina wlch grounded (3 tlle outer harhor of A1exandria, E..Esssts has been flcatec without cam
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29

Chaplin. Luncheon was. served an games were plaid Mss schweitzeB soon to become the bride of Arthu Botton1ly.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-29

EIantum ETSO Holy God, We Praise Thy Name. Soloist, Violin, P. Harmon, Soprano, Miss Farrel, Alto, Miss Sullivan, Ten or, MT. Dionne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
DANIELS D|sAPPROvES
COURT MARTIAL VERDICT
Issues Statement Taking Exceptions
to Findings in San Diego
Explosion Case.
MISCARRIAGE or JUSTICE
RENTS Sentence in One Case because
Court Refuses to Change Verdict
in Another-InIuiry Follows
Death OF Nine Men.

WASHINGTON, November lS-Scc-
rotary Daniels has clashed with the
navy court council which tried two
command officers ana one warrant Of
hcsr for responsibility for the boiler
explosion on the cruiser san Diego
last January, and to day issued a
statement taking exception 10 the
courts findings. ana disclosing that on
the Navy Departments disapproval the
court altered its first verdict
The court nrst acquitted the officers
and then changed its verdict to hold
Lieutenant X. Hin, III charge Of IN.
IRE room. guilty. with sentence to lose
forty numbers. hut with rccommcnda-
ton for clcmency. Edison =. Oak chic.
engineer OF The ship, was acquitted
at negligence. Chief .Macninist Thomas
- ponnell WAS found not guilty. AS
IA" coui' refused to reverse its YER
die; a. to Oak. Secretary Daniels re-
:nlttcd The sentence in HITS case and
ISSUED = statement declaring the YER
dic' MAS Il miscarriage of justice.
y am unwilling to believe that the
ideals OF duty and responsibility of all
members of the court arc so low as to
cSoneratc Lieutenant oak OF neglect
OF DUTY said the secrctary's statement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
NINE MEN KILLED DURING:
SPEED TE.ST DE-, SAN DIEi.n

VALLEJO, CAL, November IS.-The
court-inartial of Lieutenant kitchin
Hill and Chief Machinist Thomas T.
.O'Donnell and Lieutenant Oak followed
the death Of nine men on the san Diego
during her speed test for the naval
efficiency pcnnaut. Five OF her sin
teen boilers blew out during the last
few minutes OF Il four-hour run under
forced draught.
II was testified ut the trial that the
officers We're Involved and the men
knew that tanks supplying water to
the boilers had collapsed. but they de
cided I" take "A sporting chance" in
order To finish the test and have a
try for the pcnnant.
\ board OF inquiry recommended that
charges be filed against others of tho
crew. but the hcroSm OF the men after
the explosion. when the boiler and en-
Bine rooms We're allied with live steam
caused them Ia lie ordered dropped
In addition to the three officers. Chief
Water Tender William L. Appelby was
tried and acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

u" following. permits wcr" issued
mont:
Norris Hunter for Joseph Bryan es-
late. sol East Bvoad street, one outlet
and bracket.
;, Edgar Al. Andrews, for Wortend~k,
AlahnfactGring Company Thirteenth.
street, six outlets
Same, for Virginia Metal companr
r.!Shtecath ana Dock Streets. two mf :
Same. for Spotless Company. 49,
east Cary Street. forty outlets and
II. y. rcmbcrtor 70. Thomas Sofas.
80, ~ East Broad street, MOVING;
=, same. for Miles q Co, $40 North
tltth street two outlets
Same, for Hcllstern's cas- East Broad
street. taking down seven fans
same. for +. w. Dahney e. Co. 433
Fast Broad street. taking down four
fans.
w. p. Catlett. for Nathan Simon, zoos
Monument Avenue, two outlets.
same. for Lewis Williams. 1924 Park
avenue. twenty-cight tiXturcs
Same, for II. G.. Boykin. oI6 Shafcr
street. two fixtures.
>, inston Electric Company. for Rcv
T. e. Stewart. 1891 West Grace Street
four fixtures and two lights.
w; H. jerks. for T.. and VI Robclen
bls North Twcuty-fifth Street, six fix
lures.
Same. for T.. H. Spott, 500 North sixth
street. one outlet and twenty fixtmres
Same, for Miller x Rhoads Jig East
Broad street. eight outlets
same. for w. l.. RaulanG. 221 Eas,
Broad street. three outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19


ne following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
Gillian 4 Tillcr. for George W. Stev-
ems. Sl3 Floyd Avenue.
Daiias ). Bruce, for a. G.. Vincent.
Isl? Maury Street
, Burton x Gregory, for Mrs. NJ l..
6ozc. 700 MoSby Street.
snyder Plumbing Co, for w. r.
Drihkard. Jr.. 1923 Virginia Avenue.
- D.. IL. Day. for William Pitchford. co.
north Jwenty-ninth Street.
ne"rEc IL. Edclblutt. for !. e. Hart
me: liol and l4o1 IL Page Street
So w. ~. Eanes. for III. Il. Richardson.
1909 Grove Avenue
hritIcr d Harmon, for city of Rich
nohd. Wcstham Avenue and l;ainbridgc
;, same for John Gillian. 1903 North
twenty third Street
Same for Harvey G. Brown rear 800
North Allen Avenue
bownan X Gregory. for II. w. Roun-
tree. 70 West Broad Street.
j. III. Chappcll & Bro. for Mrs T.. "
"hltiock, $50 West Franklin street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
CHARTERS ISSUED.


New charters were issued and amend
mcnts TO existing charters authorized
by the State Corporation Commission
yesterday as follows:
Arrow Film Corporation. Richmond.
Maximum, $850.oOo: minimum. $1,000:
par value. 500. w. w. Cramp. presi-
rotary. New York. Purposes: moving
picture business.
Southside Virginia Title Corporation.
Petersburg. Maximum. $4,000: mini
mum. $4,000: par value. $40. Charles
T.. Camp. president: Edward l.. Potter.
viceprcsidtnt. both Of Hopcwell;
George Il. Mayo. secretary and treas
urer. Washington, II c.
Spring Garden Water Corporation.
Hopewcll Maximum. 100000; mini
mum, 100000, par value. 800. II. u.
Stratton. president: Robert II. Budd,
secretary. both of Petersburg. Pur-
poses: water works for IIopcwell and
The Henry County supply Company.
of Virginia. Inc. Martinsviile. James
l., Carter. president; X. II. Davis, secrc-
tary. both OF Martinsville. Purposes:
mcrca ntilc business.
Amendment to the charter Of the
Lyon Blood Purifier Company Inc.
Roanoke, changing tn" name 10 Lyon
Medicine Company. Inc.
II. u. Andrews Paper Company, Inc.
of Virginia. Norfolk. Maximum. $50, 600;
10000; par value. Slo0. Ross
T. Andrews. president. WashihGton. II.
c.: John a. c. Groner, secretary. Nor
folk. Purposes paper business
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
YOUTH CONFESSES FORGERY.
PLEADING HIS POVERTY


TSpcciaI 10 The Times Dispatch.
DANNllLE. VA, November lS.-E.
q. Saunders, aged twenty-onc years
and giving his home as Enfield. Va
was arrested here this morning on n
charge OF attempting to pass a forged
check Oh a local clothicr. SAUNDERS
who says he is n school teacher after
buying SIS worth OF goods, passed a
check for S45S5. made payable 10
Saunders and Endorsed by ]. S. Design
on the Wachovia State Bank. mt Wins
ton-Salem. y. C.. in payment. The
clothier. suspicious, telephoncd to
Winston-S Salem while Saunders was in
the store and learned that no such
person rs Design had an account with
the bank, and Saundcrs's arrest fol-
lowed. ON being examined by the po-
lice he broke down and admitted the
forgery, saying that he was in dcsti-
tutc circumstances and needed the
money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
CHANcERY DEEDS or Trust.
light Deeds as Trust Amounting fo
xGn.~3.,l1

James Fox 20 j. l.. Elan. trustee.
90 l9x9+3.9G feet az the southeast cor
,cr OF Rcnnic Avenue and III DOL; Turn
like. November |. 1919. l..o3S.i3
Sane. TO same, the saidc property as
escribeh next above. November /.
9l5, Sa,120.
ch,rles L. T. steward 10 &. $. ,:uy-
IS trustee. % l-2xlol ! i: feet east line
went. ninth street, IS feet south OF
! street. October 10, iDij s2,35l.
George L. Atkins. ct az. Ia NJ. Il.
;unnally. trustee, 3oxl20 feet west line
'wentysecond Street $50 feet north
# w Street. November l6. 1915. S22i.
j. w. Casper to Robert III. Fadcy.
rustee. 3axl35 feet north line Marshall
;treet. 66 feet west Of Twentv-tifth
;trcet. November Ii. lala. $1,000.
r. .. Eel, ct al. 10 James caskic,
rustee. 81 feet inches y itS feet. at
he southeast corner of Seventh and
race Streets. November s. 1918. si?,-
10
Charles l.. Kahn to W. Newton, .Ir.,
rustec all interest in property known
8 10 East Broad street. November
/. 1915, SLIGO.
J, NJ. Deary to l.. l.. Brown. trustee.
71xl2o feet at the southeast corner or
'haHin street and Davis Avenue No
'emher IL, 1919 So3i0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
RHEUMATISM and
INDIGESTION

Practically All physicians and mcdi-
cal writers are agreed that there is Il
close relationship between Indigestion
aud rheumatism. This view is sub
Stimulated by the fac: that Shrar
Spring Water. which is probably the
best American mineral water for Dys
pcpsia and Indigestion. relieves Rheu-
niotiSm and the Ithcurnatoid Diseases.
such rs Gout. Sciatica. Neuralgia and
Nervous Headache. All of these dis
cases arc probably related and all arc
probably due in whole or in part to
imperfect digestion or to imperfsc.
assimilatio of food. Physicians who
have studied this water and who have
observed its effects in their practice
believe that it relieves these maiadics
by rendering the digestion complete
and perfect and thereby preventing tho
formation of those roisons which in
flame the Joints and irritatc the nerves.
and also by eliminating. through the
Kidneys. such poiSona as have already
been formed
this connection Dr Crosby. IL South Caro-
Una physician writes: Il have tested your
spring Water III several cases 81 lihcuma-
tisn,, Chronic Indigestion. Kidney aud Bad-
n.r ,t"mn!Gs. nna IA Nervous and Sicl; Heat
each rasc. ana believe that II used CON
'innonsiy for reasonable time. Viii pro"
H,i"c ! permanent cure. II VIII purify the
blood. relieve debility. stitnuiuto the action
81 the Liver, Kidneys aud bladder aiding
Dr. Avan,, Of Savannah, writes: Il sur
,"r." Tor years Win most aGsrava,ins
ilhnoct OF our best local physicians. won't
~ hs .,iii ana con ri: snori"!sts the.
ussraircl Of living when began To nH.
Shi,ar Spring water ana in short time
Mr.. Rhodes OF Virginia. writes: Please
s"nd me ten gallons Of Shivar Spring Water
quickly. want il for rheumatism.
know Of several who were cured of Rhcu-
imatism with this water"
have ever taken for rheumatism. Am an
Mr., McClam, ot South Carolina. writes:
MY wife has heen sufferer from Rhcn-
Of your Mineral Water was entirely cured Of
the horrbi" disease
ter mas had enlarged joints upon her hands,
caused by Rheumatism Shivar Spring
water removed every trace Of the enlarge
mcn;. The water Ia simply excellent"
1t YOU suffer with Rhcuma tism. or
with any chronic disease. accept the
guarantee offer below by signing your
name. Clip and mail to the
Shivar Spring.
Eox 20 s. shelton. S. c.
Gentlemen: l accept your guarantee
offer and enclose herewith two dollars
for ten gallons Uwo fivc-gallon dcmi-
johns Of Shivar Spring Water l
agree to give the water a fair trial
in accordance with instructions which
YOU will send. and if derive no bene-
tit YOU are to refund the price in full
upon receipt of the two empty demi-
johns. which agree to return
promptly.
Name
Post Office
Express Office .................
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
L. =. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals rcconvcned yesterday morn
ing AT 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
fritchard, Knapp and Woods. in attcn-
dance
Case argued yesterday:
40. 1891, " l.. Carpenter X Co.. COBB
Eros. Co, ct al. appellants, vs.. j. W.
l-SDrdnd. alleged bankrupt, appellee;
appea! from the District Court at CO.
luinhia. :. G.. in bankruptcy. Argued
by j, W. Vincent. Of Hampton. ;. g..
Tor the appellants. and by j. y. Ma
thanS. Of Charleston, >. c.. for the APP
pcllec. and submitted.
Case in call to-day:
No. 1885. Lydc X. Rhame alleged
bankrupt appellant. vs: southern Cot
ton oil Company, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chemical Company and Planters Fer
tiliZcr and Phosphate Company. appe! :
Ices. appeal from the District Court
at Charleston. s. g.. in bankruptcy: To
he argued by Mcssrs. Mayti"!d 4 Free.
Of Bamlers. S. g. and Messrs. i'rant-
ley d Xcgler, Of orangcburs. ). g.,
for the appellant and by Messrs. Mitch
ell u Smith and MesSrs. M"Hctt d
Hyde. of Charleston. :. G., for the APP
pcnees,
Admitted To practice:
j. y. Nathans. or Charleston. ;. g..
is admitted to practice as an attorney
and councillor in this court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.

Following is summary of the pro-
cccdinCs yesterday in the supreme
Court of Appeals of Virginia:
Privileged docket:
80. ll-Rcd ct ais. vs. Medlcy's adj
illustrators. Argued by X. w. Kline
for the appellee and ny Mcssrs. Wc!born
and Jamisot for the appellants, and
Submitted.
No. l2--IIairston ct ais. vs.. I'm ct
ais. Argued by II. T. Hall for the
appellant. and by I.ucian III. Cooke for
the appellces. and submitted
No. 1.-THE Nirginian Railway Com
pans VS. Bell. Partly argued and con-
tinued until today.
No. lt--Ioncs vs.. Albert.
No. la-Taylor ct ais. vs.. Board or
SuperNisNrs of BrunSMick County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

state \. VI. &. a. Convention Mt
tcnfrni '. VI. &. a. BANQUET to-
might mt busincss Mems Club.
sunday school Workers. Confer
encc this morning nj 81. james iGpis-
cOpnl Church.
Bijon-DOr0thS Mortimer COM
S::tD.
Strnnd-Grnyce Scott Company, I'm
"POliy Of the Circus" S;3D.
Lyric-Iopulnr vaudeville md
pictures; matinee, g; night, s'3O
nnd %.
IittIe-Parnmount pictures, con-
tinuOun performance.
CoiOnfnl-MOtIOn pictures; con-
tnuouS performance.
Isis-Motion pictures, continuous
performance.
SuporiOr-M0fiOn pictures; con-
tinu0iiS performance.
Ncw--MOtiOn picturcsi continuous
performances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
HENHICO TRANSFERS.
i've Deeds Of Bargnin md SnIe
Amounting to SItHi.. ui

Abbey Realty Corporation TO Fowler
Company, 10, and q.
,lock -. section II plan 81 Colonial
lace. August -. 1915. $500
West End building Fund Associa-
ion 10 Giuseppe De GaotH.i. 2aUxl0o
eet lots -. 81 IS and 81, block l..
cotton >. plan Of Highland Springs.
september :. 1915. $500
James y I.add. at nix. 10 T. w
rowe. 5nxl30. lot II. on the plat OF
he subdivision OF lot Of the nlan
r rowhatan. November II 1919.
800
tS.39 acres. north side OF The Cary
;treet Road. adjoining the lands Of T..
:. Williams, Ir.. and W. NJ. Iiahilston
November !. 1915. Sl.3 Toe
L. j. Furman. 81 ux.. to &. W. Reden.
tract at Elko station. on Tie chesa-
,eakc and Ohio Railroad, about thir-
cen miles from richmond. April IS.
al5. tax 81 20. ST."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS
Seven Reiensc Deeds. Amounting TO
SnJnES

+. S!tterding. 81 al. trustees. to G.. O.
Timberlane. ~ ale. 30 feet on the east
al Milton Street November y. 1915.
$4,000.
j. Med. Wexford. ct al, trustees. TO
J. j. Miller, ct al, 25Nl2a feet south
Randolph street. November II, 1915.
1850.
l.. r.. Rufin. ct AL. trustees. to 3.
i. Bo!sseau. 2c2x133 feet 1 inches. at
the northwest corner OF Ashland and
Ritchie Streets. November -. 1915.
Sl.3SS.
James Caskie. trustee. 10 Richmond
Moore. ct ais, 44x14S feet ut ,hc south
east corner of Seventh and Grace
streets. November IS. 1915. si4,250.
Edward l.. Ryan. ct al. trustee. to
i. NJ. Dreary, 171Xl20 feet at the south
east corner Of Davis Avenue and Chat
lin street. November Il, 1915. $4,000.
l.. w McNeiGh. ct ais, trustees. to
\. H. Harris, Is feet III inches %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued 10y the
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Trustcn Polk Draper, of Youngstown.
o.. and Edith Stuart Grant
Clarence 4. Perry and Flossie o.
I.eggan.
Malcolm r. Fa.le and Laurentine Bal
lex. both of Boerne, Texas.
Charles w .Ashhrook. of Chcsterfi ED
County, and Ruth j. q. Matthews.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

successful as has been Mi-o-na People
who a few months ago suffered con-
tinually with their stomachs to-day are
ruddy and vigorous with perfect diges-
ton They say Mi-o-na did IL.
Mi-o-na is not an experiment. II is
tried and proven prescription for
stomach troubles, tina, will do just
what it's advertised to do--correct de-
fective digestion and It's attending mis-
cries or--money back.
Sold by Tragic Drug Co and all
leading druggists under such guar
nntee. 1t is an inexpensive treatment,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
BUILDING PERMITS.
s!N BuiIding Permits Amounttn- To

Permits for new and repair work
were issued yesterday 10y Building IN
Spector Butler follows:
t.. III. Gunst and y. l.. Straus. oxocu-
tors. TO repair brick store. l1l0 EaS,
Franklin street. To cost $500
Mrs. ~, Richardson. TO repair brick
store and dwelling. o09 South Sycamore
street to cost SlS5.
w. H. Schwarzschild. to repair brick
store. 22l East Broad Street. to cost
S3.000
+. II. Fair!amb, To repair frame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Judgment for $500 was entered last
night in the City Circuit Court in favor
of y. e. Cauthorn against the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. The suit Of Wesley Fry
against a. G.. Woodsou was dismissed
on motion Of the plaintiffs attorneys.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following Improvement yesterday:
CITY Engineer instructed to have the
hands and carts force To shape up the
roadbed Of Forty fourth Street. from
RccdS Avenue To Rcedy Creek, and the
roadbed OF Rcedy Avenue, between
Forty-third and Forty-fourth Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19

Walkerton. Ind. Nov. Ill L. ske.ls.
OF this city. who suffered severely from
tubercular bladder. reports his health i'm.
proved and gives credit to Natures Gre.
alton. the famous remedy for tuberculosis
in all forms.
on october %. 1915. Mr.. skees said:
In the spring IF 1914. ! was t,.Nen IN
Consulted Some Of the best doctors in
Northern Indiana. who pronounced my
trouble tuhercular bladder. ON .ll:ly To-
1914. took TO bed. where | remained until
the middle Of August. when began 10
take that blessed remedy, Natures Crea
ZION. From about the third day | grew
better. can gladly recommend Natures
Creation 10 those who have trouble OF
this nature II has done wonders for
several in this town
In the face of such evidence, how can
YOU delay taking Natures Creation It's
record Is positively wonderful in treat.
ment OF tuberculosis and asthma and con
dtt!ons leading to tuberculos;s-such as
bronchitis. catarrh, impure blood and run
down system. Write for free COPY OF
booklet Truth" III. l.. Haymann, al
State Life Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind.
Use only the original and
genuine Natures Creation
refuse substitutes and imIta.
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
General Weather Conditions,

AShINIIDN. November ls.-Thcre
VIII be rain Friday in tne Mi,jd,c
ante ana New ENGLAND States, also
IA IN. upper ohio Valley and the Lake
,'Eion' SATURDAY wil! be fair and colder
~ "'S Gun districts. Storm warnings
arc Gtsplhy"d on the Atlantic COAST
rom Jacksonvillc to Eastport and on
the Great Lakes """ "''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
THE WEATHER
Local 1'cnlucrufur.

J noon temperature. 49,
" i. NJ. temperature. 80
,nnAihnni temperature" 10 s =. N -
th.thuin temperature 10 5 j.. NJ a"
Normal t.,,,,ara,,.. .:....... -
,,ci'! "hcN IN Temperature.
u '.I IN temperature since
mn. .,,,o:a;a.,......... .... 22o
"'S ''''''...................... so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
HuDlOR-nukc

Especial To The Times Dspatch.l
BOSWELL. VA, November iS-Mr
and Mrs. William j. Duke. Of boswell
announce the marriage of their daurn-
ter. Ruth, to James p Hanion. which
was celebrated in Washington on Ned
ncsday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
uusTINGs DEEDS or TRUST.
'hrcc Deeds of Trust, Amounting IN


Trustees, TO Zion Baptist Church to
'homas \. paffron, trustee. sc feet 3
inches on the e4sl side of pilkinton
;treet. being lots Va and As in the plan
# Atkinson's Addition. November -
9I5. $500.
Herbert lie W. Jones. ct ux.. /, p .
;rccn. trustee. 62NliS feet east line
'wcnty-hfth Street. e. fee, north OF
;pringhill Street. November Is, 1919
i,2SS.76.
A. H. Tuck. CT TX, to \. l.. Adamson
rustee, 33Nl 31 feet north line Scmmes
;treet &C feet west OF Tenth stree.
november 10, 1915, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-19
CHiNCERH COURT.

Henry g. Boltz qualified in the Chan
ccry court yesterday as administrator
OF the estate of Henry &. RUPERT.
which WAS valued at $4,000. Isaac Digs
qualified as administrator of the estate
OF Rosaiic II. Huppcrt, valued at $3.50.