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state Corporation Commission to tho
following concerns:
cayugaa. Cement corpoorntdion,. Rich
100000. Cement business, Alhridgc 6.
Smith. Jr., president, South Orange. y.
j.; John J. C'Leary,- secretary and
treasurer, BROOKLYN. y. Y.
Berkiey and south Norfolk Insur-
Capital stock, $1,000 10 $4,000: insur-
tin, Jr.. president. Norfolk: II. Z. Mani
ry, secretary, Norfolk.
Smithfeld Lodge No 80. improved
Benevolent Protective Order Elks OF
the World. Smithhe,d. No capital stock ::
social society. Richard Tazewell.
president; W. f.. Shlvers, secretary,
both Of Smithheld
Burke & Gregory, Incorporated. Nor
folk. Capital stock, 100000; publish
ing business. j. r. Burke. president
G. G. Callan, secretary, both OF Nor
folk
Nottoway Drug Company. lncorpor-
ated. Blackstone: Capital stock, $1,000
to $1,000: drug business, II. Il. Ham
lett president: 4. =. Epes secretary
and treasurer, both Of Blackstone
Norfolk Lodge No. 30, LOYAL order
of Moose. Norfolk. No capital: socia
order. Harry X. Wolcott, president: 7.
w. Mckenzie, secretary, both of Nor
folk
Vanture's Cafe. incorporated. Nor
folk; Capital stock, $4,000 TO $4,000;
conduct Il restaurant. Charles Van
ture, president; George Pangalos, sec
Rotary, both Of Norfolk.
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LOANS TO FOREIGN NATIONS
Arrangements for Extension of Credsta
Nearly Concluded.

NEW YORK, March 27-Conferenoes
among bankers here, it was announces
to-day, have brought near conclusion
arrangements for the extension OF
credits to Great Britain, France, Italy
and other countries. in addition to the
81 ,0O0,000 loan 10 Germany.
The French credit. it is expected
viii be tho first to be closed. The
amount has not been definitely fixed
but may il is said be as large as $780,
100000.
The English credit 1t was said. may
be twice as large as that for France
ations are in progress for loan
to Russia. I'm addition to the $4,000
600 she recently obtained. Italy Is
likely to obtain a credit
Most IL not all, of these loans are
expected TO take the form in which
they can be sold to the public. in order
that the banks may not have to carry
the big sums involved out of their own
resources.
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CmANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds Of Trukt, Amounting Ca
AnS

trustee. l00x2a0 feet west line Noble
Avenue. 200 feet south of Laburnum
Avenue. March 10, 1915, Sl,950.
d. j. Donati, Jr., ct uX. To American
National Bank, 29x110 feet north line
Broad Street. March 10, 1915. 5000.
Charles X Willis ct ux. to M. l..
Willis ct al. trustees. 36Xl35 feet north
limo Main Street, So feet east OF Dooley
Avenue. March IS, 1915, $3.50.
Davis Brothers to Elam & Funston,
inches west line Mulberry Street. 131
feet south OF Stuart Avenue. March
%. 1915. $2S,400.
Walter F. I.ipford TO John Bagby
ct al, trustees, 7ox14o feet Mt the
northeast corner OF Carlisle Avenue
and Montgomery Street. March 49,.
1916, SLIGO.
Maenus HessberE. incorporated to II,
r. Pollard. Jr., trustee, % feet SIS
inches by lea feet inch on north line
of Main Street, being. 1916 East Main
Street, March %, 1915. $4,000.
r. NJ. Collier ct NY. TO III. r. Pollard.
Jr., trustees. 32XIo3 feet west line Allen
Avenue, 81 feet north Of Park Avenue.
March Is, 1915. $2,650.
FRANCES l.; Wilkinson ct vir 70
Henry S. HutZler ct AL trustees, 80
feet ID inches by co feet east line
Addison Street. 1885 feet south of Grove
Avenue. March &c, 1915, $3.50.
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REPORT GOES TO WILSON
Criticises Sanntorium Where Ala az
Insane Are Cared B'or.

JUNEAU, ALASKA, March 27.-A 80
port criticizing the Morningside Sanhs
toritm at Portland. Ore. where <AiaakA
insane are cared for under contract
with the government was returned
yesterday by tho judiciary COMMITTEES
OF the Territorial Legislature. The re-
port demanded that conditions thsfAs
by which n syndicate is enriched SzAS
900 annually, be improved"
Tho report says:
Tho ninety Insane are in erampsa
and crowded quarters, with no reasons
able space for living or sleeping. sonse
OF the patients sleep on the foor.s
Copies OF tho report were ordeYSA
forwarded to President wi,Aon. ssSfAs
tary Lane and Governor strsns
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Report to Associated prc,,

NEW YORK. March 27.-The report
that Lady Ralph Pagct. daughter OF
General Sir Arthur II. Paget. and Lady
laEet. had died while engaged in Red
cross work in Serbia. was denied I'm
cablegram received to-day by the
Associated Press from her mother, who
Is At present in London. The telegram
said:
Lady Paget Is most touched by the
KIND sympathy OF her friends in Amer
ica and cables. saying that the rti-
NOR Is false. Her daughter Is out ct
danger In Serbia
tSished) MARY PAGBT."
The report that Lady Ralph PaEst
had died I'm Serbia was given out In
Berlin by the Overseas News Agency.
and forwarded by wireless telegraphy
to Sayville. y. ", OH March IS.
Lady Ralph Paget Is the grand
daughter OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Paran Stevens. OF New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

Therc IL good demand for this
class OF property, and there are many
inquiries being received by the agents
Farm property is also showing better
results, and many smaller tracts are
changing hands as planting time grows
nearer. There were also some sales
made for property that is IN the city
proper.
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Simple designs for Easter lilies
per, for church or home decoration.

patterns and directions VIII produce
very life-likc flowers.
For making Easter lilies. fold white
crepe paper, so as to cut six or eight
petals at a time with the grain OF the
crepe. Cover n number Of wires. cut
one-half inch longer than the petals
with paste. applying it with a broad
fiat brush. Lay one wire along the
center OF each petal. letting 1t project
beyond the base. and press with palm
OF hand. Then paste six petals to-
Sether edge to edge, for three fourths
their length starting at base. In this
tube OF petals, insert center and
fasten with fine wire using the ends
TO fasten around All eighteen inch wire
which serves as stem. Wind this with
green crepe paper cut one inch Wild.
across the grain Of the paper. While
winding, hold in n few leaves cut with
the grain OF the paper.
For making jonquils cut six or eight
petals at n time, with the grain of light
yellow paper. The center is a mar
row strip OF yellow crepe paper, rolled
fine between the fingers. The cup is
L. Tyler. who was a partner with the
late +. y. Catlin. MIR. Tyler will con-
tinue the business and will move to %
North Eighth Street shortly. where he
VIII have more spacious quarters.
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CHANCERN RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven RcIease Deeds. Amounting 4
g.


a. j. Chewning ct al. trustees to
Samuel CT. Meredith, 80 feet 4 inches
by 164 feet inches east line Governor
Street, at corner of Capitol Street. be-
ing. No. 22s. March 22 1915, $4,000.
n. r.. Walker, trustee to Frank r.
SNYDER, so feet on the north line. of
Street. March "a, 1915. si,3oS.
H. I'll R$eheson ct al trustees TO
at the southeast corner of Duval and
Price Streets. March 26. 1915, $1,000.
John G.. Richardson, trustee to Henry
S; Wallersteim, 2ox14o feet south line
street. street, March ~ ISL 1915 S ss5ao o. Laurel
n r. rollard;; IT., trustee to same,
feet east Of Laurel street. March 81.
1915, $1,000.
o. Il. Parrish trustee to G. H. Para
ter ct ux.. 20 feet IA inches by 100
feet west line Davis Avenue. 100 feet
south OF Main street. March 81, 1915.
s638.
Charles X. willis ct al trustees to
g. N Williams ct uX.. 29x179 feet 8
Inches south line Hanover Avenue. 25
feet west Of Davis Avenue. March &c,
1915 $3.50
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SIMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR
MAKING EASTER FLOWERS
Church Decorations Cnn &c Made From
Crepe Paper and Prove Decidedly
Ornamental

1t Is so easy to make both Easter
lilies and jonquils that no one need be
without them during the Easter sea-
son. POtted Easter lilies are lovely
for church. decoration. The children
people put them together. For the
home. bowl Of jonauils gives the well
come suggestion OF spring. They are
pretty, too. In he -ginS baskets around
the schoolroom 'lildrcn learn more
about flowers by na Sing the parts and
putting them together into blossoms
than In any other way. The following
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds OF bargain and Sale
Amounting to SfO,7OO.

FIVc Deeds OF Bnrgaln anu ShIc,
Amounting to $1,000.
George H. Ware Ell ux. to Walter l..
Wills l00Xl20 feet east line Lamb
Avenue between Bacon Road and an
unnamed street. March 30, 1915. So.
$50
w r. Daniel TO Maggie T. Daniel.
1oXl53 feet south line Clay Street, at
the east corner of Summit Avenue.
March %. 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
John II. .Armitagc ct uN. TO y. d.
Wilkinson. 23 feet inches by 1875
feet east line Twenty ninth Street. be-
tween Main and Franklin Streets.
March -, 1915. tax Si.2o. So.
O. J. Davis ct ny. to Charles X. Will
80 feet east OF Dooley Avenue. March
l9 1918. tax $3.50, $40.
George X. Sims ct ux. to John n.
Garrett, sSxlS3 feet o east Line n s Thir-
June l. 1914, tax 81, $40.
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To Dcl,IlIId

CHARLOTTE. y. c., March 27.-Tb.
charlotte Cotton Fiber Company will
,eouiio us cotton batting mill recently
destroyed by fire. and has let the cor
tract to II. L. Goode, of Charlotte. 70,
erecting the buildings. These will in .
ciude the main structure and two ware
houses, of mill construction, with tar.
gravel roof and sprinkler system, the
cost To be $4,000.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR sale. oak sIdeboard, circular table.
- chairs, almost new. Nj. a. j.. Rio
Vista, Va.
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FOR rent, 3 bright airy rooms, second
moor. bath. hot and cold water. cleo
nc light and phone. Apply 800 Fourth
avenue. Highland Park
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Norfolk & Western Railwa,

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect January !, 1916
SORFOi.k go a. NJ .3:1o p 81 $40 p Il
FOR LYNCHBURu AND THE WEST:
'e:i5 A. b.. $3.50 A "a. $500 p. ~. '9:S r.
~.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'i1:t9 A.
81. 'sas p. NJ. lied r. NJ. From the West:
$50 A. NJ. t2:D p. ii. tl:t9 p. H., '6;G5 p
NJ. 900 T. NJ
DAILY tDaiiy except sunday. tsunday
W. b. bEvILI. w. c. SAUNDERS.
p. r. NJ. Roanoke. q. p. A. Roanoke
c. II. BOsLEY. D. p. A. Richmond. Va.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Six Building Permits, Amounting Il


S8.31J.
Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, as follows:
Walter l.. Wills. To build Il detached
two-story frame dwelling OH the east
side OF North Avenue, between Hooper
William l.. Phillips, to build II de-
tached two-story frame dwelling on the
north side of the Terrace. Barton
Heights, between Stuart Road and
Wickam Street, 10 cost $4,000.
w. Harris. to repair frame dwelling
f2J East Twentieth Street, to cost S225
E,stelle Fortune, TO repair frame
dwelling 100 East Twentieth Street, to
cost $3.50.
Mrs Helen r. Christians Estate. to
repair brick store % West Broad Street,
to cost $3.50.
e. 3. McGeorgc. to repair brick store
406 North Fifth street, to cost $3.50
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ReaI estate showed lair act!vitv
last week. but the aggregate was not
as large az for the previous week. and
trading was confined almost entirely
TO small property. The greatest re-
suits Of the week were shown in subur-
ban property, which, IL ~ said. Is
showing more activity than It has for
the last three years. The sales in the
main that were made during the past
week were for property ranging in
value from $4,000 TO $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

HANDSOME fiat of large rooms, also
sun room. closets and bath. 20O3 Han
pNer Avenue. Phone boulevard no
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jonquils or ferns, made of crepe

cut across the grain. and one end slit
in one inch with the grain In five
places. Curl these slit edges with
knitting needle and paste the ends
OF the strip together, forming cylin-
der. PICKERING the plain edge OF this
with the fingers, with the center in
side the cylinder. group the six petals
around the cup and rasten with fine
wire. Wind this stem with strip of
green crepe paper cut one inch wide
against the grain, and. while winding.
hold in near the blossom a bract (small
dried leaf cut from brown tissue
paper. Below this. hold in n few leaves.
cut with the grain OF the paper At
the same time splice two OF these fine
wires to the tie wire to lengthen the
stem.
For making ferns. cut long leaf
across the grain OF green crepe paper.
Fold in half lengthwisc and nick to-
ward center with grain OF paper. Cut
hank wires in half, and. placing them
on u fiat service. cover number at "a
time with paste. using broad fiat
brush Open lear and lay one wire on
each leaf and press with palm OF hand.
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NO FOUNDATION FOR REPORT
THAT LADY PAGET is DEAD
british Embassy and Associated Press
Receive Official Cnbiegrams
Denying Rumor.

WASHINGTON, March 27-Thc Brit
ish embassy here received message
from the London Foreign Office to-day
denying the report that Lady Paget
mad dted IN tsknb, Serbia, where she
was serving with a Red Cross hospital
unit. NO truth whatever In the RS
port, the Wcssage said Latest news
from her was good
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pre- aetenaente. which mean, for the
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Mondny-M. c. Mann & Co VS.. j. y.
Bryant, Hill Carter. p. o.: FL p. Cox.
u. d.
Tuesday-G. w. Lambert VS. Jake
Wells. o'Tlaherty. Fulton & Byrd, u.
O.; Lsvy & Mitchell, p;d
ginia Railway and Power Company.
Lightfoot & Tucker p. a.: A. b. Gui.
gon. p. q.
Thursday-E. X. Victor & Co. VS..
Smith. p; a.; oFlaherty. Fulton &
Byrd. p. Il.
Friday--Boszelli &c Helfert vs. f.. p.
brown ct al. Burroughs & Mankin vs.
r. X Brown ct al. Grinnan & Monta
cue. p. a.; Smith, Gordon. Wendcnburg
d Tucker, ID. a.
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of commit.
tees Of the City Council are called TO,
this week:
Tnesday--Special committee to in.
VeStigate tho Police Department at {
O'Clock. Subcommittee OF the commit
tee on streets at D o'colck.
Thursday-The Committee on Streets
Will meet at 8 O'Clock
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Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard kallrosd Of tho South
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4. 12H.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: S:M A. IA. and t:l.
T. NJ lac r. Al, 1850 A. IA.
II.
For :a,w,, Ey: West: s:n A ~ va
70. Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ. slk A. ~
s:l6 A. b.. 500 A n, $3.50 A NJ ii1s r. n
so p. Ii.
For Goldsboro and Fayatteville: .t:io p. ~
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SIS A. n
.o:l5 a NJ. $50 a NJ. 800 a. NJ. 1871 A. N
t:o:S 4. NJ. u:D A. n. '2:lo p. IA. tl:Ia p
H.. SO; r. A. 6:S5 u. Al. s:v0 z. n. $500 r. Il
!i:a) t. NJ.
Except Sunday. .fsunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and eonnse.
c. S. CAMPBELL u. p A. IN Main 81
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HUsTINGs couRr. rARr II.

Monday--L. ] Jones vs.. Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company, Wendcn
purg n Haddon. p. g.; ID. II. and Wal.
Friday-Marsarct W. Pearson VS.
Virginia Railway and Power Company.
rage q Nunhaily. p a.: w. c. Puiliam.
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Fair Activity Shown During Past
Week, With Trading In
Small Property.
SUBURBS ARE MOST ACr1vl
Greater Amount Of Building in Nortl.
ern Section Than for Three Years.
Fire Loss Shows Need for New
Water Mains.
The Week. Record

'The loss at the store Of Ullman
Brothers, 11i5 Hull Street. and two
other fires, where the losses were
more than nominal, had not been
adjusted yesterday.
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FOR nENT-F1at..

FOR rent. 3 or 4-room fiat with no
and cold water. electric lights anC
uuse or phone. 61S West Thirty frs
greet, Woodland Heights.
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FOR rent. flat OF 3 unfurnished rooms,
10 married couple without children;
~ n, .convenlences., Including hot-water
hneat; electric lights. and conveniently
Iocated In one OF the best sections OF
o oh Hill. 40s. care Tlmes-Dis
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Flat for rent, in Highland Park. Call
Avenue low '''"
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Queen of Sea Routes

MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
Steamers--Norfolk TO Roston daily. excep.
Thursday. TO Providence. Monday. Thursday
and Saturday. . I. NJ.
Carries freight only.
Through tickets or sal. at principal point,
Fine steamers excellent service low fares
wireiess tc!egra ch. Send for booklet
Apply G &c .. Ry.. X. g. ". Ry Richmonu
Trust and Savings Co. Ihe). corner Main and
seventh streets, and Richmond Transfs.
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COURT CALENDARS.

The. following are the cases set for
trial in the various courts this week
z. O. Is tho abbreviation for the
term pro que rente. which means for
r. b. is the abbrevlauon Tor the term
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BUILDING OPERATIONS
INCREASE WITH OPEN WEATHER

Building operations are showing an
increased activity with the opening of
more favorable weather. The opera
tons last week amounted 10 s13.7lI.
and were for buildings of the average
size. showing greater volume. K.
l.. Gordon will erect a two and one
half-story brick residence at William
Byrd Park Terrace that Will cost sl0.-
900. Leslie II. Redd is building a two
and e-half- story brick residence at
1916 Park Avenue. al cost of $4,000.
+. l. Delaney and c. G. Morris Will
build a two-story brick tenement. two
dwellings. on the west side OF Addison
Street. between Floyd and Grove
Avenues. 10 cost $500.
The fire losses for the week were
greater than usual, and will total near
~ $4,000. II is said. after the insurance
adjusters have completed their work.
The fire at Cllman Brothers store at
1li5 Hull Street Friday night, did dam
age that Will amount 10 about $4,000,
it is said. The residence of Mrs. Mary
]. Womack. at Forty-fourth and Belle
vue Streets, Forest Hill Park, was
totally destroyed, and the loss has pot
been adjusted.
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
Richmond & Ch.sapsai. ban Rsilxaf cornpanl,

R'shnond Z Chesapeai. Bag RallWay Company
SupersstlinK Schedule Of April ~. 1914
schedule suDJett, " Change withsut
Trains leaves Rlohmoad o.s.se A NJ. -
n. bS A. NJ. A a.. '.l0 A NJ. u A. n.
+. NJ. +. NJ. p. NJ. bt p. H.. s:3) r.
d.. fi;1 p. H.
Trains leave Ashland $50. A. NJ. b., A. r..
A. NJ. bs A. M. 10 A. NJ. ell A. N, Us
fs' 81 T. NJ; p +; A.. =. ~
bCsr.ies baerurs DAILY .1c.p, Sunday.
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FIRE RECORD.

III East Grace Street. rear, $40 A
NJ. loss $40.
1000 Ragland Street. $3.50 p. NJ. loss
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license was issued yester-
day by Deputy Clerk William f.reeden,
OF tho Hastings Court. to Earl G. Reid
and Annie Louise Pugh, both OF Rich
mOn0
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FIRE DEMONSTRATES
NEED ron WATER MAINS

NEED fOR w ~ TEN MAlN =
The fire at Forest Hill Park clear
L. demonstrates the need or adequate
| water supply In eases OF emergency.
| and especially In the outlying sections
| that are distant from the Fire Depart
ment. The Fire Department could not
reach this fire, as there were no water
mains in this section. The Admins
trative Board has taken steps 10 have
the recent bond issue Of so34,000 turned
| over TO it for immediate use for inn
provements, and 1t Is believed that
these suburbs Will be the first to re-
celve attention.
J. W. Lord & Co sold the A NJ. Este!l
farm, containing ninety-five acres, at
Quinton, to r. L. Bailey, and a tract
near Fort Harrison Church from Charles
Jones to G. 7. Lord. Mr.. Lord said yes
terday that he was having many in
quiries for farm lands and was closing
some sales.
Garrett & Co. reported the sale OF a
farm in Chesterfield County, containing
SIS acres. to f. F. Poindexter, for s1O.-
600. They also sold three houses on
Church Hill for $500, and sold several
lots In Ciinter Park.
afORE ACTIVITY IN SUBURBS
THAN IN THREE YEARS
Battery Court, Norwood and North
Richmond, as we'll as the other addi-
tons lying north OF the city, are show
ing much activity This property IL sa Id
to be showing better results than it
has in the last three years and there Is
much building being done. Since an
nexation this property has taken on re-
newed activity. and since spring the
streets have been greatly improved.
Prior 10 annexation these towns let
contracts for the grading, graveling and
curbinE Of all streets, and work had lust
been started when winter set In. This
work has been nearly completed and
the streets are in excellent shape.
| In Battery Court there are no less
than twenty houses now under con-
struction, and in the other sections a
like amount OF building Is being done.
J.. II. Mott is building n tenement Mt
the corner OF Garland Avenue and Es-
sex Street. Walter /. Wills Is build :
ing four dwellings OH the north side OF
Stuart Road, between Miller and Mort n
Avenues.
NEW CHURCH RAPIDLY
NEARING COMPLETION
The Overlook Presbyterian Church
is rapidly nearing completion. The
church is OF brick construction, Colonia
design. and presents a very plea sing an
pearance Six handsome fats are also
being erected Mt the corner OF Minor
street and Lamb Avenue.
The subcommittee Of the COMMITTED
on Streets, which was named to look
into the matter Of the extension Of Cha =
Street, from Tilden Street to Loumor
Avenue, has completed Its work and will
make report to the full committee
Tuesday afternoon.
The real estate business OF l.. a. Cat
lin & Go. has been acquired by william
l
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HBNRICO TRANSFER.
One Deed Of Bargain and SnIc, Amount
ing to $50.

William 4. SaunderS ct uX. 70 Vt. q.
Omohundro. lot 10, in section g. in
the plan of Oak Park. March "A, 1918,
sec.
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sEABOARD Air LINE RAILWAY.
The Progressive Hallway of tho ssutb. =
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
niond dallJ s:S A a., Local to Noriira, Ia
z, 81. 1leepers ana coaches. Atlanta, Biz.
minghana. Jacksonville; l0;ao 2. NJ, sleeper
to Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Blr.
minEham; ji:H 7. a., Florida Limited: n:u
Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa and cdaches
Jacksonville
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Richmond daily: b:66 A M. 7:2S A. M, s:j
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
HOTEIa
new MECKLENBURG Hotel

new MECKLENBURG HOTEL
On the Grounds OF Famous Mecklen-
burg Mineral Springs.
In Heart of the Town.
Chase City. Virginia.
American plan. Thoroughly mod
ern. Steam heated. Private baths.
Hot ana cold water and telephone
in every room. Electric lights.
Famous Mecklenburg Mineral
and Chloride of Calcium Waters
served on table and in lUbbies free
Of charge.
Beautiful forty-acre grounds. golf
and tennis. Cousinc strictly the best.
Day rates moderate.
Special WeeI! and Monthly Rates.
Address PAGE HYLTON. Proprietor
and Manager.