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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
CHANCERi TRANSFERS..
Nine Deeds OF Bargain and Sale,
Amounting to- S:G,G5O.

Annie r. Ramsey IT yr TO G. II.
High. 20 feet ii inches ty 100 feet
cast line Allen Avenue. 1874 feet :
inches north OF Floyd Avenue. March
!, 1873. $4,000.
NJ. j.. kayhoc. Jr, to Joseph II. stokes
Il feet ; inches b. los feet 3 Ia
inches north line Floyd Avenue, 81 IL
feet vest OF West Street. March /.
1918, Si.T5o.
Daniel criunan, special commissions
cr to George Il; Wood, l5xle2 feet
~est line Eighth Street. being known
As No. 1910 North Eighth! street. March
!, 1915. $50
Lewis Gintcr land aud Improvement
Company 70 Mar =. Nelson lc0X2%a.5
feet cast line Seminary Avenue. 35S.3
feet north of Erookiaud Park iiouI"-
yard, Ginter Park. February -. 1915.
tax s3.2p. $40.
Daniel Grinnan. special comni Ssoncr.
to B"ssi. l.. Garrett. l5Xi5 feet 3 inches
south line Preston street. - feet >
inches east Of Seventh Street March
:. 1915, $50.
lie" Park Company TO Mrs NJ l..
Hagan. 5eXl30 feet north line Hanover
Avenue. 225 feet west Of T!lden street
JanuarE 10, 1915. tsX $50. SO.
John II. Guy 70 Ellen Gcreer lot ..
lark. October Is. 1914 $50.
T.. y. Donahuc, ct uX 10 Samuel l..
KELLEY. - feet 6 il inches by loa
feet At the northeast corner Of Robin
son and Cary Streets. February l..
1915. tax $500 $40.
:OxI2S feet west line Mulberry street
80 feet south Of Grove Avenue. March
J, 1915, tax $i.3O, Slu.
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NATIONAL GUARD MAY GET
PAY FROM GOVERNMENT
Acknowledgement Sale Relieves I'm
Gle SAM Should Extend Aid to
Organized Militia.
CHAMBERLAIN BILL FAVORED
Friends OF the Measure Now Pend.
Ing in Congress Believe Its Pas
Would Insure More Adequate De-
tense Without EnIarging Army.

Sharing the opinion OF a Majority
"i thosc III clUsc touch with tho mill
tnrr needs OF the country. Ndjutant-
General W. ". Sale believes the time
has come when tho Federal govern
lncnt should 10 more to pronot" the
general efficiency Of the orEanizcd mi
Hi; by providing compensation FOR
National Guardsncn
Public sentiment Goes not favor a
large standing army" said General
Sale yesterday. and If the United
states is TO have an adequate defense
/, seems to me That q strong National
Guard IS tho only solution
Many military authorities believe
that the passage Of the Chamberlain
bill. which has been agita,cd before
the present Congress. would, in a
measure solve the problem The meas
ure was introduced in tho United
states Senate By Senator Chamberlain.
or oregon, chairman Of the ,Scaat"
Committee OH Military Affairs. and. in
addition TO many provisions designed
10 improve tho methods OF training
and administration In tho militia. II
cmbodies the principle o; rcdcrai COM
pensation for militia service The
compensation provided for is said to
re only small percentage Of the VA
allowed 70 those in regular service,
ranging from 10 Is pcr cent in tn"
case OF officers. and amounting to
% per cent FOR enlisted mon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
To-Day and Tonight
lii Richmond

Address, "rrn~ci hbrond," by Miss
Lucy Coleman, Catholic WOmnn's
Club, S,3O o'clock.
Addrc1s d. Colonel Alfred u. Will
iinms before Virginia Association
Opposed to Womnn Suffrage, Jrrcr-
aOu Hotel, II -. VI.
Council Committee on Finance,
Commissioner of Rvrnuc's Oiiice,
CITY Hall. y O'clocI.
Lecture b., y. -. Gordon. "rhc
Significance or Tits World War to
the ThaughtruI Christian," Grace
street Presbyterian Church. {
0'cioc,>; night. O'ciOck, 1.-The Mas
tcr!ns IuasiOn."
Bijon-t;rn;cc Scott i'ompany, in
"'Fhc Boys of Company w.; matinee,
2:t0; might, $3.50.
I.Sric-POpuinr vaudeville and
pictures; mntincr. .: night, T::,0
and -.
Strnnd--i'nrumOunt pictures. T..
noon to II o'clock.
toloniai-NO''0n pictures. {. nom
II ~ O'Clock.
Sup"rior-N Ton pictures. IO:,O,
m"rninH. to :. O'Clock. night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
CAR JUMPS TRACK
Accia"ut at Ninth and Bromd Causes
Fen Minute Traffic Delay.

Fra'hc at Ninth and Broad Streets
WAS delayed for moro than ten min
utcs yesterday afternoon about
o'clock. when Laurel street car No
y jumped tho tracks white making
Inc turn into Broad Street The wheels
OF the car struck Il large bolt, which
was on the track. ami the front ;ruck.;
ground their way into the osuhol; nav
INK Tor several wards before the car
was brought to Il stop
Two girls from the John Marshall
High school, who were crossin., the
street AT the time escaped injury by
beating q haSty retreat IN The face
If The cars onrush All castbouud tr,f
ne was halted until the car was pu;
RACK upon the tracks, but the west
hound ears we're able TO maintain their
Schcut:leS
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cHA>,nn nnL.Asn DEEDS.
seven Rrirnsc Deeds. 4 :nuuntIuI 4
S,..1t;p


H. T. r2l!ard il, ., al. trustee.
|" \. w !irnnct;, ioNlti feet II: the
Eph'h west cori.r Of tiroad and Eclyi-
hrr,G streets, FEBRUARY :: 1915. $40. oOo.
:. w; ; heil a al. trustees. to Annie
J.. Ramsey. a. viz. 20 feet II inches
ney o. ie"i cast lin" Allen Avenue. III
ii.'l inches north Of Floyd Avenue
FEBRUARY -. 1915. SLIGO.
8, fh"inas II: Watt, trustee. to .. r.
~ -. "str 2'Nlri feet north line Saith
:riN" street. n feet cast OF smith
street February 20. 1915. Ei2t
-! - hilm trustee. to Nellie :. All
port. - i-"NiJp feet south line Monu-
m.nt Avenue. 90 feet east % Allison
street: March |. 1919. $3.50.
Thomas \. Sinyth ct at. lanxilc feet
q, nc southeast corner OF Leigh street
S2.30io2 = i''''
v; nenoon. trustee, to ". W. Mil.
i'r. ''pS )" te"t south line Monument
Avenue. 80 feet ,ve,.; Of ridden Street.
March ]. 1918. $500
JohlI H. Gayle, trustee To Mary L.
Jcmcrsom, "oXi 10 feet south line State
SH,rce'' u" feet east OF Union street
March =, 1918. 23iA =
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CONTRACTORS TAKE QUIZ
Twenfy-four Electrical Men Tnke Ex.
animation Under New Ordinances.

Tho registered electrical contractors
Of the city, twcnty-four in number
were required TO stand an examination
yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock uu-
der the requirements Of the city ordi-
nance approved on July 20. 1914 The
examination, which was written on,
consisted of fiftyscven questions.
The results of the test yesterday will
not he known until to-day or to-mor
row, after the hoard has had time to cx-
anime the papers. The board is com
posed OF j. Leroy Spcights, electrical
inspector, chairman; Morris Hunter and
A. W Walton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
COMPENSATION NEEDED
TO RAISE STA WARD

Tho pending legislation Is a matter
which has been given some attention
by Congress for til" past fivc years.
For long time there was some di
vision OF opnion n the Rational
Guard as 10 whorhcr Federal conIp"n-
Hntion tor tho militia would hc a good
thing. The situation appears 10 have
changed. however, as H. has been made
clear what IL required OF the militia
- make II an ciiici"nt and dependable
force for the NATIONAL defense. 4; is
now generally realized That the stand
ard cannot he reached without some
compensation for those who cugag"
in the service OF the National Guard
The National Guard is said TO con
stitutc the oldest and the largest or
Sanizcd military force for national de-
Tense. In study OF the military re-
sources uf tn" country, the history
achievements and possibilities OF the
National Guard could hardly be aver
looked. II offers the only medium of
proven value for training private ci,i-
zcns Of the country for military SER
vice, and affords means Of provld-
ing rho nation with the security of
Il large and wcll-traincd force Of mo-
nilc troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
TREMENDOUS INCREASE
SHOWN IN FOREIGN TRADE
Analysis Made by Department OF Conn
mcrcc Makes Apparent One Of
Wnr's Results.

NASIllNGTON. March 3.--An analy-
SIS OF America foreign trade for Jam
utrN, issued to-day by the Department
OF Commerce, showed in detail the
amount OF the tremendous increases in
exports To many European nations and
tn" decreases in shipments TO the prin-
opal countries OF America. as
compared with January. 1914 No
American productSI reached Austria
during the month. the report showed.
but shipments "a Germany showed in
creas"S, as compared with the first
months OF tho war.
The total trade balance in favor of
.nc nitcd states for tho month was
sii',oot.'"s. The value of American
horses bought for the armies ia Eau
rope during January was SI.S65.T95. and
inulcS exported were worth Sl.2l2.1H5.
Exports to tho principal countries
Wore shown AZ follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

seems to increase the red and white
corpuscles of the blood, thus afrordlnE
health, strength and increased weight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Circular Dc.crihc. n-cwr,.

ScrtrtIou al Clay DrcWry. foreman OF
ncEo; the divisions of the hands ard
cart force, who is alleged to have
stolen more thar $50 from the city. 'yaS
Yesterday mailed out to all OF the inn
portant cities in the East from Police
'icadndartcrS in an effort 20 ;tpprcheud
the man. Drcwry was recently in
iict,d bv Il grand jury for Il felony.
AMI under the indictment may be sen
fenced 10 the pcnitCntiarS for It term
OF !:nm one to ten years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
STATE SUPREME CotnT.

Following is a sunmary OF tho pro-
cee"ings Yesterday in the supreme
COURT Of Appeals OF Virginia
NoEi"!E and Western Railway Com
nAnE We Allen sons. Argued b.. Mr.
Nllpatrick ana Hon. N. ",icCornick for
inc appellant. and by j. I. colcuan nn.!
!: warren Wall for the ;lppcllccs, ana
submit
washington and old Dominion Rail
way Company ". Jack sons admiulstra
tor Argued 10y judge &. T.. Nichol for
appellant, and bT Wilson ~ Farr for
appellee, and submitted
Next cases TO lee called:
No. "A--Iackson. ct al vs. Common
"cal,h. AT relation OF Perry, ~ IL
No. :a-k. :. oriesby Co, IS. j. w
Guild Co, Inc.
No. so-klan vs.. Pratt
Nc, 'l-Souil'eFn Hallway Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
St0ck-Ynrdn Officers

stockholders OF the Richmond Union
stock Yards Company. in annual meet
ing yesterday, elected the following
officers and directors for the ensuing
year: a. liellstern. president; T.. {.
Brauer. vice-p president: Bruce Bowc,
secretary; w. G.. Lambert, treasurer
Board of directors: y. Hellstern. Il. c.
Brauer, J. $. Brauer, j. w. Carson,
Maurice Block and Bruce Bowc. w. G.
Lambert was reelected manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Pill MulSG PERMITS.

fHuAitS were issued by Tn" Plumbing
inspcct"r YESTERDAY, - follows:
Williams Plumbing Comrany, for r.
q. Fore, 1901 Maury street
same. for same, 100" .Maury street
same, for SAM" 1902 Maury Street.
same. for same l?J6 Maury street
capitol Plumbing COMPANY. for :. NJ.
AdclanSk', lei South Meadow Street.
Sdiae. for Davis x Archer ii25 West
Leigh street
Same, for same. 1912 North Eowe
street.
SANE. for same. ii2I-23 West Leigh
street
Joseph y. icnloy u Co. FOR lanes
l." Anderson. lSc1-a-il Fairfield street.
Same. Tor same. 1893 = Fairfield
street.
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Coast Line Revenues.

The operating revenues Of the Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad for January.
penses and taxes Sl,s6s, SCOT. showing
an operating income of S67I.3l0.6? for
January. 1915. as compared with SSH
a2o.56 for the same month in 1914. The
operating income for the seven months
ending January 81, 1915, was SS,lOI,-
2S4.95, as compared with S4,a36, o3l 80
for the same period OF the previous
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
February 81, 1913.
4 WcSthanptom. Feb

James Mcrhal a. ux. 10 John ~
"k". JrY ct al. trustees. SfS.47l acres
on James river. about nine miles be
low cry: being part OF the Ncwstcad
arm March 8, 1913. Si7.i3o,
"iyid". 'rr2n 81 ny. TO H. : Rose.
81 al, trustees. 20 acres near Three
'hGI Ko&d. March !. l"l5,. Si0G.
X. w. Harris TO A. y: Dickinson.
,,us,ev. % acres OF. In" r"uuccy Tract
'koah. january 90, l9l5 lupS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
s1o,ooo for JACKSON Monument.

Mayor Ainslie yesterday approved
the resolution appropriatins $4,000 for
the Stonewall jackson Memorial The
measure provides that the memorial he
erected at the intersection of the Boulc-
ward and Monument Avenue, and that
the work be commenced before the
citE's money Is applied
The Mayor also signed Il resolution
granting furlough of ninety days
with pay, to Justice John j. Crutch-
field. who has been seriously i'll for
some weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
DIR. Karp WIN Conduct Services

~, Lazarus karp viii conduct spc-
cial FRIDAY evening services II the
Nclghborhood House. Nineteenth and
Broad Streets. al o'clock Tomorrow
afternoon. FOR the benefit or the chill
drcn connected with this institution
The services Will last from until 6
o'clock :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
nuSTINGs RELEASE DEEDS


y. Adamson, trustee. to q. NJ
t'afrctt and John =. Jerks 2lOyl5h
zee. south line iiainbridgc Street. 81 !,
,@c, "eat ~ Fifteenth street March
Same to Jniiu. =. viIiown,.no >, ny
!9tS : and : in block .. IL, the plan
OF West Mauchester Land comnany. TO-
!ns H2y6 Nestnam Avenue February
~. y. Sandvrsou. trustee to T. \
Stradcr. lots - aud Is. IN block 81. il,
INC plan Of Woodland Heights Feb
ruarN II, 1915. $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Cannot Require Guard Rnii.

According to an opinion rendered
yesterday by City Attorney Pollard,
tho Administrative Board cannot re-
|duire the Virginia Railway and Power
3Company to lay guard rail on the
First street viaduct. Mr.. Pollard held
THAT the, viaduct is private right OF
way. and, therefore, beyond tho juris-
hiction OF the board.
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NINE

charge OF being drunk and reckiN
driving his team through the
streets, AZ the First Policc St.s.
ho WAS served with another wasE
charging him with stealing thrcc
vator control weights from the "
'I'N'toy company. Saunders viii
arraiSned in the Police Courts.
morning Oh both of these charges
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Hnrman En.s.. Revenue service.

Senator A. G. Hartman has informed
Collector OF Internal Revenue Mon
cure that he will accept the appoint
ment Of stamp deputy in the lattcr's
office. Acceptance OF the appointment
will automatically mean Mr.. Harman's
retirement as a possibility in the scna :
torial campaign next fall
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Taken To IIosnituI.

y. c. Redford, OF 1921 Porter street
south Richmond. who was injured by
an automobile driven by w. $. Quarlcs
2h07 Hanover Avenue. two weeks ago.
was taken to Grace Hospital yesterday
for an operation. Mr. BEDFORD had
three ribs crushed i'm the accident. and
his condition was said yesterday to
be serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Girl Fails From Chr.

Miss Victoria Hill, 500 North Twenty
sixth street, fell from Richmond and
tlcnrico car at Twenty-seventh and
Marshall Streets about 1880 o'clock
last night and was slightly injured
She was treated 10y physician before
Ambulance Surgeon Walker was able
10 get there. The young woman was
not seriously injured. and WAS able to
30 TO her home, after she had re-
covered from her daZe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
OFFICERS ELECTED
Mrs. John Murphy Chosen to Hend Vir-
EInin Home for Incurables,

At IL meeting of the directors of the
Virginia Home for lncurables held yes
terday the following officers to serve
the institution during tho ensuing year
were elected: Mrs. John Murphy, presi-
dent; Mrs. Aubrey Young. vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Alfred Cary, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Il. NJ. Anderson. assist :
ant corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Frank d. Epps, treasurer.
The following were appointed chair
men of committees: Mrs. a. l.. Straus.
house committees; Mrs. Robert pegram.
application committee. and Mrs. Sarah
Allen, executive committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Wifc-I,rat,up Charged.

ii.ury Holmes was arrested by 70
liccnian Whitlow las; night Oh Il war
rant charging him with asSauitiug and
hentinG his wife. lie will be givcn n
nearing IL the Police Court this morn
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
Loses $500 Diamond,

Mrs. w. G. Hin. 2aiS West Gr,t
street. has Informed tho police that.
$500 diamond has been stolen fire.
on. of her rings, and has asked ii
assistance Of a detective in rccoyerilt
the jewel The stone was stolen whit
Mrs. iIill was OH Il trip downtown
Tuesday afternoon &
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FRI: ORD.

81.
l2oa - and ten ives, Leigh street.
2:"i J.. NJ. loss. S3j.
wrecked.
300 nm Strc.i. L. NJ loss. s..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

Imports for the month showed a de-
crease. compared with one year ago. of
S":,3I0 ,606. Countries whose shipments
TO the United States showed largest dc
crcascs were Belgium. France Euro
pcau Russia and the United Einrdom
icrm2nt'S sales to tho United states
IL January were Si2,95l.til. conpa red
with Sis.256.lS9 Il year ago. Imports
from Argentina and Brazil showed in
creaScS.
FOR tho seven months ending with
iHnuarN-thc period Of the war--Amer-
ican exports were worth Sl,33i, 66O,1iS
compared With SI,52l, SO2,536 in the
same period wear ago. tho huge in
creascs IN shipments OF foodstuns not
overcoming losses in other items I'M
ports tor the same periods were re-
spcctivcly. S93o.I32.236 and Sl.oi7.752,-
i9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

s seems to increase the, red and white
health, strength and increased weight.
NJ j. b. asks, MY hair is too oily
Of late il is combine oht too IN mu aaa
What is a good treatment?"
Answer: Obtain. plain yellow minyol
r"y S" per F"HEst IN 9 Th5 jars e7ean and
puriiies. cools and invigorates the hair
ana scalp thus stopping. the death OF
once relieved. Men and Women ali
over the country now use it regularly.
Essex" writes: VIVA, should do
70 relieve Il severe case of kidney and
bladder disease? Urine is dark. foul Of
o onor ana nasSn aSrs is irregular painful
pains like rheumatism, and soreness in
region OF bladder.
= Ansiw,er;; For such symp. toms as you
m,la under the name OF baln,wort tab
lets. This is II splendidiy eticacious
remedy remedy for such abnormal conditions.
each sealed tube.
g. 4. c. writes: II am in business
ana work so constantly that my stonn-
ach has not kept pace suffer short
ness OF breath and heart palpitation,
after , eating. becoming drowsy. and my
famed. and my meals don't Seem to
give me strength and vitality"
Answer: Nervous energy consumed
In your work and unwise diet cause
such symptoms. You need treatment
70 help the functional organs catch up
FOR these symptoms l advise double.
ur stomach and bowel medicine" sold
ny druggists IN sealed packets with
complete directions.
Laura" says: Some time ago I con-
tracted a very severe cold and cough.
! nave tried many remedies, but they
do not seem to help me at all / wish
you would advise me what TO do"
Answer: What you need is a laxative
cough syrup. one that will drive the
cold from your system. The following
prescription will check your cold and
cough: Get {" IL OF. package OF con-
centrated essence ment ho- laxene and
make according to directions on the
hottie. Take n teaspoonful every hour
or two or until your cold is belief
This will relieve you in Il very few
days.
Sister" asks: II have Younger ais.
ter who is affected with what is termed
green sickness, also catnrrh very bad
She IS loosing strength and her health
Is quite poor. What do you advise
Answer: Such cnses should adopt
both tonic and local treatment Fora
tonic and shoulder havo her take
three grain hypo-nuclane tablets. For
package OF mtisept!c vilane powder
and tollow carefully the directions for
catarrh OF the head and pelvic catarrh.
Great relief and recovery should a,ou
be manifested II this splendid treat.
mcnt Is followed. -
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HuSrrNGs cotnT. rA,,r II.

suit FOR 5000 IVES instituted In Tho
.,ustinss Court. Part H.. Yesterday b.
;,HhrE ~. sullivan against the Virginia
haiiWtN ana Power Company. 80 dec
l"r&tion was filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04
nENRICO TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds OF Bargain md sale.
AmNMnIInY To- S:.O.l.

W. l.. Palmer et uN. TO +. L. Han
sen. o. acres near thc Darbytown Road,
about six miles below the city. Feb
ruary $, 1914, Sl.1j0.
MAJ y. Rankin TO j Luther Moon.
lots II ana ~. in block l.. and lots
and =. Ia block G.. in the plan OF
Monuncnt Heights. February 70, 1915.
lax 81. SIC.
Abbey Realty Corporation TO Marion
l.. Norvell, lot 90. in block =. in the
plan Of Colonial Place. section y. DS-
tobcr !. 1919, s275.
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lhnrrc AssnnIt ,NIth uri..L

Andrew Bray. colorcd, was arrested
bN Policemen Duffy and Ryan last
night ON a warrant charging Vim with
assauliing Mary Hogan With II brick
lie Will ." arraigucd in the Police Court
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

were issued by Building Inspector But
lcr yesterday. as follows:
Mrs. Charles Watkins. to build u
Two story brick garage in rear OF 306
West Franklin street. to cost ScH7
&. H. oliver, I" repair frame dwell
ing n u West Clay Street, 10 cost S2l2
j. u Taylor. to repair brick dwell
INK IS" Virginia Avenue, Highland
Park. to cost $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

Miss g. W. Il. asks: II have tried n
two years 10 diet 40 as to increase m,
weight and improve the QUALITY OF m;
blood. but IN vain. Please prcscrib
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-04

'roorly' writes: Being past middle
age and observing that my nervous
prescriptions | do not. gain strength
from my food, am weak, listless. for
ectful sleepless at times, tired and nm
able to act the part OF a strong man OF
health. such rs was at one time
Answer: Get from a we'll tocked
pharmacy sea led tube of three grain
cadomene tablets. which are especially
made for those needing "a strong harm.
less. rejuvcnating tonic. Astonishing
and pleasing results follow and life and
"a Fat Woman" asks: Would you
plcase prescribe safe reducing rem
cdy for too much fat?"
Answer: At this season many far
people suffer greatly as YOU do, and 10
al ! recommend that they reduce with
successful and convenient prescription
tubes. win fu,I diree' ions '' :" Ss"'S'
Edna" writes: Il suffer with rheu.
matism all the time and l Shall he very
glad IL you can tell me something to
Answer: can give YOU a prescrip
ton which viii not only relieve, bat
should oblitcrate your rhcumatism
This is my fayorlte rsmedy, and from
people who have used IL proves its
value in, rheumatism. The following
Ii made by mixing wcll, taking Il tea
fore retiring; Comp. essence cardiol
or; comp iluid balmwort. or;
syrup sarsaDarilla comp, $ ozs.: iodide
of potassium, drains; wine of col
chicum. one-half ounce; sodium sail
Cylatc. ! drains.
Miss &. w. X. asks: II have tried for
two years to diet 40 as to increase my
weight and improve the quality OF nv
blood, Int IN vain, Please prescribe
Tor me-
Answer: Thin, scr;twny. hlood,ess
people need assistanco In absorbing
nutrition from the food eaten, and for
scribe threc-grMin hypo- nuclane tab
lets. u most effective preparation If
regularly and nGEsistently used. as il