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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-11

Congress. has the arrangements In
charge. Calvin A. Palmer, former
Michigan insurance commissio ner,
will DO temporary chairman.
Mss. wtiiisn Rsssrs. . Negroes. Nv
ing st Ne. re BesubleA-st. repert-
"a 20 the police that she was at.
Illinois and Bsaubien-sts.. Tuesday
night her assaiiant striking her In
the chest. and tearing her coat be-
fore she could break away from
him. To Detectives siska and
NsitseL who investiEated the com.
plant. tho woman said she could
not tell whether her assailant was
q Negro or a white nah, but that
he was about nve feet nine inches
tall. and wore fur cap and no
overcoAt.
Ms. a. E. s.isA. OF No. ESQ orsad
Rivsr-sve- discovered. Tuesday
evsnins. that her jsweiry. valued
~ about saoo. was misslng from
the dresser I'm her apartment. and
for some time sbe was ~ n loss
TO explain the disappear nce. Then
she remembered that. she had not
had occasion TO look forNhe Jewels
since Mar. =. and on that day she
afternoon. she believes that sneak
thieves entered the apartment that
afternoon They stole her watch
and fob. locket and chain. an opal
ring. q ruby and pearl ring. EN-
erald and pearl ring. q scarf PIN
and two signet rvhgs.
rAe Detroit Mussua ef Art will be
eYS. Go The -Dsssse Thursday eye-
Ming. from 1870 TO . o'clock. for
the benent OF thoss who cannot
come during the day to see the
exhibition OF oriental rugs and
ems exhibition OF bronsss has been
rearranged In another gallery,
owing to many requests and viii
remain another week. Next Tues
day afternoon at . o'clock. Mrs
Percy a. Williams. Of Toledo, will
give an informal talk In the sal.
leriss OF the museum on oriental
rugs, with the present collection
as illustrations. After her lee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-11
CHILD STRUCK
BY AUTO PATROL

Joseph Mike. nine years old. OF
No. II Julia-st.. was struck by the
auto patrol from vinewood station.
at lockwood and Michigan-aves..
shortly after 6 o'clock wednesday
night. but escaped with slight In
juries, according to the police re-
port. His head was cut and his
right foot and left hand bruised.
He was taken to Grace hospital.
Samuel Davis was driving the Do
lice auto.
Michael Krich. 30 years old. Of NO.
2es second-ave., was left lying In
the street At Beech and First-sts..
Wednesday afternoon By IN sutoist
who struck and knocked him down.
Krfch suffered injuries 70 his
back. He was removed 70 81.
Mary's hospital In a police auto.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-11

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININE
Tablets. Druggists refund money N
u falls 10 cure. n w. GROVES
signature II on each 25c box.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-11

DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
Detroit. Mar. IL, 1915.
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PASS ALONG YOUR COPY OF THE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-11

Sheridan and JeGersen-sves.
THREE SKATING SESSIONS DAILY
Ladies Admitted Free
Excepf sunAsys and Holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
RESERVE BANKS To AID
IN COTTON M0YE:ME:NT
preliminary Plans Designed 10 Make
Resources Available Worked
Out by Board.
TELLS HOW TO FINANCE CROP
Calls Special Attention To Marketing,
so That Credits Based on Crop Sc
PROTECTED as Far as Possible From
Danger of Decentralization.

WASHINGTON. August :--rrclimi-
nary plans designed to make available
'ne resources of the Federal reserve
system IN tho annual fall movement OF
tho cotton and other crops. have been
worked out by the Federal RoScrye
'oaFd. In letter addressed to regional
BANKS the board pointed out how the
crop movement could he financed
me board calls special attention to
'as marketing Of the cotton crop be-
cause 1t is clearly TO the common in
,eFcst that credits based upon this crop
DE protected as FAR as possible from ~
danger OF d"moral!zation" 1t shows
that no staple commodity il subject to
greater variations in prices than cot
ton.
Sudden ana violent fluctuations" it
continues, are clearly 10 the advantage
of neither the ioau!n- banks. the pro-
Queer. the manufacturers nor the con
sumner. They Offer on the contrary an
inviting field for the spectators"
The board suggests that the reserve
banks communicate with their members
ana others Interested, and point out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
on COTTON
TO BF; HELD IN GALVESTON

CORPUS. CHRISTI, TEXAS. August 4.
LIBERALIZATION of a concerted move
ment by Southern bankers for the
gradual marketing of the 1918 cotton
crop is the object of conference
called TO meet in Galveston on August
il. w. L. G. Harding, OF the Federal
Reserve Board. and governors OF re-
serve banks OF st. Louis. Dallas, At
lanta and Richmond are expected to
attend. according to an announcement
issued here by Joseph Hirsch
president OF the Texas Bankers AS
ISOLATION. and Nathan Adams. chair
man OF the Texas bankers warehouse
committee. In addition. the presidents
of the bankers associations in the
Southern States and delegates from the
clearing house associations of all
Southern reserve cities and cotton cen
tiers have been invited to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterday
authorized the following improve
incn;s:
superintendent Of the Street Clean
ing Department instructed to rcpair
the sidewalk At the northwest corner
OF Harrison and Moore streets
superintendent Of the Street Clean
ing Department instructed to repair
~" rohdbcd Of Dinner street, north
of l'rookland Street
city Engineer was directed to nd-
Vcitise tor bids for installing a gut
ter in ST. James street. between Ba-
con Quarter Rranch and School Street,
ana c"r gravclng Of same
superintendent nf the Water Works
Instructed 70 install u water main in
'ha'!in street, between West Street
and Carrolton Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
GENERALLY GOOD
Until Crops Are Harvested Full Mems.
ure OF Improvement Cnn Not
he Judged

WASHINGTON, August 4.-Gencral
business conditions throughout the
country continue 70 show Improvement.
pnt UNI! crops are harvested the full
measure OF this Improvement can not
be judged, according to the monthly
bulletin OF the Federal Reserve Board
issued to-day. Crop prospects are UNI
usually bright, and in several reserve
districts war orders have brought a
boom to many Industries
In the Richmond district the cotton
crop is little late. but in excellent
condition, though prices are low Bust
ness generally is holding a steady posi-
ton.
There is a tendency to Improvement
in the Atlanta district, but conditions
do NOT show material change. Cotton
mills are at full capacity and new mills
prospects are bright.
In the Chicago district there arc
signs of general Improvement. De-
mands OF railroads and war orders &C
count for progress at Indianapolis.
South Bend, Detroit and other furnace
and factory districts.
The St Louis district shows little
change. The wheat crop is expected to
be larger than the ivc-year average.
Boston reports a feeling of optimism
New York reports Improvement in the
steel. leather and textile industries but
curtailed building operations.
In the Philadelphia district encour-
aging reports from that city are lack
ing, although improvement is noted
throughout the rest OF the district.
IN the Cleveland district coke and
coal have improved. there is better
merchants. and underlying conditions
are healthy.
The Dallas district cotton crop will
be materially reduced and much of it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday b. the Electrical Depart
" T. ca,le,t Electric Co for j. b.
thirty fixtures
John J DAILY. for =. c Dodson. 1914
outlets and fixtures.
W II jerks. for Mrs Mamie Nor
gan. TOO East Leigh Street. six tx
Same. for Virginia Realty and Con
" fixtures.
same. for same, zoe Floyd Avenue,
John j. paly, FOR w. p. Males. 1la
Gladstone Avenue. ten outlets and
one ceiling fan.
North Eighth street two fixtures
Same, for J II. Carneal x Son, 20O7
Monument Avenue. two fixtures
same, for Rueben Burton. 7o3 East
+ +. Pollard for Masonic Temple.
1920 Fourth Avenue. Highland Park.
forty-eight outlets
same, for John Hancock. 1919 Vir-
rinia Avenue. twenty-four outlets
Lyons & Williams, for Mrs Cuttings
worth, l522 Grove Avenue, fifteen out
same. for Pete voceltae. sIsl-o
West Broad street, four outlets
W n. catIett Electric Co. for c.
J Hunt 1910 IVES, Avenue, seventeen
.ixturcs
W II jerks. for O. ]. Davis. 433
North Elm Street. sixteen fixtures
Same, for same. ,.3l North Elm
street. sixteen nxtures
Same. for same. i2a North Elm
Street, sixteen fixtures
same, for same, i27 North Elm
Street. sixteen fixtures
Same. for W. r Miller. 5 North Null
berry street, changing location OF
TWO fixtures
SINE, for . r Slaughter. 900 South
Third street. one fixture.
j l.. Caudle. for 7. w Wood & Son
foot OF Fourteenth street, changing
entrance
John II. Latham. for Mr. Watson.
1905 Park Avenue four outlets.
w. +. Nahoncy. for T D. Newell
1922 Park Avenue, one fixture.
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for Temple Co. lQl West
Broad street. twenty outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
situation Full OF Hone.

>, CHARLESTON, s. C.. August 4.-The
Federal reserve plan for handling cot.
ION VIII result in taking care OF at
ieaSt hait OF the crop now coming on
besides That held over from last sea-
son. IN the opinion of e J. Watson
president OF the Southern Cotton Con-
Sress. The recent announcement OF The
plan by the Federal Reserve Board
prompted MT watson to give out to-
day long statement on the situation
Warehouse receipts. particularly UNI
der the system established in South
carolina. are now negotiable paper as
indicates. and bale OF cotton is ma :
tional bank collateral Mr. Watson con :
tinued. The announcement points tho
way to the banks OF the South for the
successful handling OF the situation thi :
fall The situation Is full Of hone do :
spite the fact that the South planted a
larger acreage than economic condi :
tons would have warranted'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05

Elm Street. August 2. 1915: s2.75s.
j. j. Lcakc ct al, trustees. to Flu.
ESnia ktnkcr, so -2xl40 .eet west
line First Avenue. 40 feet north of
highland Street. August .. 1915: ST.
40.
ELAN IL Funston, trustees. 20 Louis
lialdacci ct ais, % feet 51-2 inches by
l2h feet south line kcnsington Ave-
nue., 235 feet inch west OF Davis
Avenue. July S. 1915: $1,000.
.. III. Funston, trustee. to James II.
Charpcll ct ais. % feet inch by
90 feet 7l-2 inches north line Floyd
Avenue. 40 feet Inches east OF Vine
street. juno %. 1915; s4.720.
Henry s. hutZler ct al. trustees, to
Charles ID. Larus. Jr., 5Gxl29 feet north
line liapovcr Avenue ia feet Z in
chca west Of Rowland street. July
IS. 1915: Si,7O4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
VIRGINIA BENCH AND BAR
MEET At WHITE SULPHUR
Both Are Well Represented at
Twenty-Sevcnth Annual Com
vcntiOn of Association.
OPENED BY JUDGE WATTS
President Makes Address on "The
Judicial Department" and George
Bryan Discusses High Cost of APP
peals and Suggests Remedy.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WHITE SULPHUR. w. VA. August
i.--Thc bench and bar of the State are
enth annual meeting Of the Virginia
State Bar Association. which opened
It's first session here this morning.
The convention was opened with the
delivery Of an address by Judge Leigh
r. Watts. OF Portsmouth. president of
the association. His subject was. The
Judicial Department." Beginning with
the establishment of the Supreme
Court Of the United States and quoting
from the writings OF Washington and
Jefferson. showing tho diverse views
held by the founders in regard TO it,
the speaker followed the decisions of
the court down TO recent years His
valuable paper was well received
The following committees were APP
pointed TO report during the present
meeting: on publication, G. NJ. Chi
chester, ]. Gordon Lcake. Charles E
Plummer: to recommend officers r. T
Barton, $. G. Graham. William Lie 4
Wallace and j. r Bullitt; on memo
rails TO deceased members, F w.
Sims. Frank L. Crocker and George S.
i1diHsDeIseI.
The reports Of Secretary and Treas
urer John p Minor showed the asso-
citation TO be in n fourishing condi-
tion
4 proposed amendment to the con-
sutution Of the association was made
the special order for Thursday even
ing. This amendment was introduced
at the last annual meeting. it. con-
sideration being postponed until this
year. II gives the executive commit
tee power to fix the place and time Of
the annual meeting. which the CON
stitution now requires TO he held In
the month Of July or August
At the evening session. George Bry-
an. OF Richmond, read a paper entitled.
The High Cost of Appeals in Vir-
ginia-A Suggested Remedy" The
speaker first laid down the proposition
that an appeal should not be treated
AS luxury, but as a necessity: Sec
ord, that the practice OF including in
the record matters that are inmate
rial and will never be read by any
one should he abandoned: third. that
the bar OF the State should lend it's
aid TO accomplish this result. The
suggested remedy is the elimination of
everything not strictly material and
the presentation of the record TO the
Appellate Court: that the cost Of
printing In the Appellate Court he re-
duccd, and that counsel limit their cx-
ANNA lions OF witnesses After
vote OF thanks TO Mr.. Bryan, the as
Sociation took recess until to-mor-
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
cHANcERl DEEDS OF TRUST.
Fifteen Deeds of Trust. Amounting
10 S..I ,S.,9...

Lazarus Coleman TO James II
Crenshaw. Jr., trustee 30x7c foe, on
Lewis Street in fulton August .,
virsinia ry,hian Home. to virginia
inc Grace street, :" feet east OF
Susie II W'r!Rh, to Rohert y. Pol
lard. trustee, e2l-oNSl feet west line
I.ombardy street 100 feet south OF
Broad Street July |. 1915: sG,2oo.
property s described in decd mex.
above. Jnly |. 1915 si,l3772
~, r. PYLE to C. Waiierstein ct
Al, trustees, 2ixi2H feet south line
Addison street August 3. 1915. So
1s4.
G. E. snrenkIe ct mx. tn Richmond
inches west Of Elm Street July IS.
1915; s3.75o.
same. to same 251-2xla5 feet south
line Main Street le6 feet inches ives,
Same. to same. 25 1-2x135 feet south
line Main Street 200 feet inches
west OF Elm Street. July 90, 1915;
Same. to same. 2il-?xIS5 feet south
line Main Street. ISL feet inches
west of Elm street. Juiy IS, 1875;
Ash y. Hicks ct vr to J. :. Parrish
II al. trustees, 6oxlSl feet north line
FLOYD Avenue. "a feet S inches cast
Of \ubwrn Avenue. August >. 1915:
$500.
II stewart Jones ct ux - wallace
J.. I:rown. trustee. y feet 53-S inches
by 60 feet south line Rroad Street. 90
feet east or Eighteenth street; also.
- feet II "a inches by 60 feet south
line Broad street. 81 feet as inches
cast OF Eightecnth Street. also. % fee,
G1-2 inches by so feet south line
Broad Street. 1o1 feet Sis inches
cast OF Eighteenth street. being 1906.
1907 and 1900. July 2S. 1918: $2.IIC
Davis Brothers to Elan & Funston.
trustees, % feet 10 inches BY IS ! >
feet south line beverly street. II feet
Z inches east Of Harrison Street July
oS, 1915; Sligo.
Bessie y. Angle to same. o5 feet !
inch by 90 feet 71-2 inches north line
Floyd Avenue. 40 feet inches rost
OF Vine street. June "a 1915: 1905
c. NJ. Selph ct uX. to Henry s. HUT
Ter ct al. trustees. 56xl29 feet north
line Hanover Avenue, ia feet 7 in
ches west of Rowland Street Juiy 90.
1915: 5000. 80
Rosa y. Hicks to Stuart Bowo. trus-
street. between Broad and AIar rGn'm
Streets; also. 2O5 and 207 South chnrl
ry Street: also, 22l6 and 22lS Vennhin
Street: also, 700 and 704 South Laurel
Street; also, SIG and 3lS East Car,.
street July 80, 1915: s77250
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
CHANCERv TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds OF TinrRnin and Sn
AmOuniInu IN SEA

seven Deeds OF DnrRnin and SnIc,
Amounting 10 SGS,sT5.
j. NJ Newman e, ux. to Albert
Dcane. alNsl feet at the southca 81
corner OF Sixth and Baker streets.
July 81. 1915: $4,000
d. r Rice ct NIX to Mimic V Rice.
isxl25 feet north line Blair street. 30
feet cast OF Washington street July
.. 1918; tax. Sl,1o; $40
SS sa G Henderson to W. a.
Shcpherd. 21Nl0o feet south line
Moore Street. so feet cast Of Rowe
street August 3. 1915: 1915.
.. {. Hsckcu CT NIX. To w ! Gil
man, 62xso feet south line Broad
Street, 90 feet east Of Eighteenth
Street, being Nos. 1905. 1907 and sos.
February 10. 1915; tax, SO; $ln. re-
recorded
W. j Gilman to H. stewart Jones.
the same property as described next
ahore July IS. 1919; tax. SIS; SO.
II Stcwar, Jones 81 ux TO " T..
Gilman. lsoXl3o feet cas-, line Boule-
vard. % zoe. south of Main street
July Is. 1915; tax sci $40
feyton K. Darlington, Jr 10 Nir-
.a-.ia ly'hiau Home. .5xl55 fcc;
south line Grace street. 20 feet cast
Of Laurel Street, being 30 rs. July
%. 1915. $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
Malaria q Blood Trouble
S. S. S. Conquers It!
S. S. Has Been the Standard Malaria Remedy for SO
Years. Relieves Malaria by Clean sing the Blood.


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrs
+. g Foster. for d Moschetti. 1900
Ashland Street.
Gillian & Tller, for William Rey-
nolds, 1921 Grove Avenue.
william Brennan. for x. W. Carter.
Second Avenue and Birch Street.
Highland Park.
Same for Z. 6. Harris, 1907 Fair
mount Avenue
+. 5. Dalton & Co. for y. w. Bowe
{, Son, Shockoe slip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
NINE

said the bulletin. I'm the eastern nor
tons OF the belt the plant appears to
be standing the drought fairly well, but
shedding Is very generally reported.
ana tho NOUS are opening prematurcly
IN some sections. In Oklahoma Arkan-
sas and Louisiana the crop Is generally
reported as doing we'll. and local rains
In Texas were beneficial. but drough;
In the latter state continues very gem
eral and is becoming severe over large
areas. The bolls appear 10 be opening
rapidly over southern districts. and in :
scots seem TO be less active than in pre- =
Ceding weeks"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading on Local .1alKct Exceeds
Operations Of Any Day
This Week.
SMALL PROPERTY is ABSENT
w. j. Gilman and ii. Stewart Jones
Trade Broad Street Stores for West
End Lots Involving $40, OOO--Py-
thians Buy Home.

Trading on the local real estate mar
kct yesterday showed good results for
a single days business during the
summer season, the sales amounting to
nearly $4,000. which was the largest
ior ono day this week The business
transacted was featured by the clos
ing OF large trade. while the absence
OF small property from the market
was noticeable Or the large number
Oh transfers to no to record, only two
were Tor this class of property. The
mortgages We're extremely heavy for
ms season as compared with the
shies. while th6"relcnsc deeds were OF
ABOUT the usual number and size.
=, trade was put through yesterda y
inEoiNinC $4,000 for East Broad street
!ore property in cxcT,angc for West
End lots. w. j. Gilman Transferred
10 ~ stewart Jones the brick stores
~ 1903. 1907 and 1903 t.ast Broad
street Thcsc stores front sixty feet
together and were valued at $4,000.
Jones conveyed TO Gilman q lot front
ihg $50 feet on the east side Of thu.
boulevard. between Main ana Cary
streets. valued at S2l 300
Peyton Il. Darlington. Jr., sold 10 the
Virginia Pythian Home the brick
dwelling at us West Grace street The
property fronts forty-iivc feet ana sold
for slo.500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
UNFAvORADLE WEATHER
IIIHOIfI,H COTTON UE,I.T

WASHINGTON. August 4.-Cienerally
unfavorable weather prevailed in the
cotton belt. the National Weather and
crop Bulletin announced to-day In it's
review OF the week. which ended yes
tcrday.
Hot and generally continued dry
weather in the cotton belt greatly re-
tarded growth over many portions. and
but little progress was possible except
over the more northern portions OF the
belt. where local rains and moderate
warmth favored satisfactory growth"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
MEMBERS OF STAFF
ARE NOT IMPATIENT

BERLIN. August mo word of the
Russian evacuation OF Warsaw and
Ivangarod has reached here. but mem :
bers of the general staff betray no i'm
patience, and evidently expect to cap
tlIrc part OF the Russian army.
Our operations are proceeding ia :
vora bly,. and give promise of n decidedly
good harvest said one of the chief Of
ficcYS to-daE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05

important. because OF our lack OF ade-
quate shipping facilities, as we'll as re-
striction brought about by the war
upon free exports 10 all countries. that
ample means be provided for the proper
handling and effective marketing of
cotton"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05

that cotton producers should begin at
once arranging for its proper storage
and insurance ns rapidly AZ ginned.
Federal reserve banks" says the
letter, should particularly point out
to their members that they are pre-
pared 10 rcdiscount the notes OF farm
ems and merchants secured by proper
warehouse receipts for cotton and ac-
conpanIcd by evidence of insurance..
PROVIDE RIGHT TO CALL
For ADDITIONAL. SECURITY
Member banks, the letter says. which
offer these notes 20 Federal reserve
banks for rodiscount. should be ready
to state the grade and market value
OF the cotton and the notes should be
in the customary collateral form, pro-
vidiuS the right TO call for additional
security in event of material decline In
market value.
The amount to DE advanced would
bc left primarily TO the Judgment of the
member bank. says the letter
The hoard suggests that the reserve
banks call attention OF their member
banks 10 the desirability OF rcscrvinG
storage space for such cotton AS is to
he used as security for loans In To-
calitics where warehouse facilities are
Inadequate. The letter SAYS that there
is probably ample facility for the
proper storage Of all cotton likely to
he pledged for loans.
1T should be made plain the board
warns. that compliance with the es-
sential features OF the plan herein out
lined. modified AS circumstances may
demand, viii be necessary for the nor
NAL marketing OF this years crop and
for the proper protection OF those who
are interested in its movement. whether
banks. producers or manufacturers.
while there seems TO be no reason
to believe that the worlds present and
potential supply of cotton is out of
proportion 10 requirements during the
next twelve months il is nevertheless
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Lonnie willard Virgins and Ida
Virginia Ailendcr.
Willie j. Ferguson and Alice Eliza
beth PoulSton.
William w. Garrison and Edith j.
Manctt.
sidney Palmer and Margaret Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-05
cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Nine Release Deeds. Amounting 10
p

Nine Keicasr DccHs. Amounting 10
S29,5O7.5
Minnie V. Rice, trustee. to d. l..
Rice ct ux.. iSx125 feet north line
Blair street. $40 feet east Of Wash
ingtoE Street. July S. 1915: S1.00S.
c. L. Dcnoon. trustee, to J. L. Ash
er ct ais. 90 l-2xSl feet west line
Lombardy Street, 100 feet south OF
Broad Street. July G. 1915; s2,0l5.50.
j. B. Elan ct al, trustees. to r. S.
Wallerstein ct ais. the same property
as described in and next above. July
II. 1915; $4,000.
:, II. c. RUPERT ct al. to william NJ.
MILLER. 50Xlo5 feet north line Virginia
Avenue, 100 feet east Of Napoleon
Street. May S. 1915; s1,3i4.
Wallace c. Saunders. trustee; to c..
IT, Surenkle, 100xl35 feet south line
aIain Street, 126 feet 2 inches west, OF