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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-28
WHICH DISTRICTS
MOST PR0GRESSIVE7
state board of Health Oners Special
Services tn One Section Which
VIII Join In Crusade.

The state BOARD OF Health Is look
ing for a Virginia community that is
willing TO invest Il few hundred dollars
in campaign that will rid it OF hook
worm, eradicate ny-borne typhoid and
improve general health.
Or. Ennoni G. Williams would like
TO hear from some enterprisinR COM
munity. The State Health Commits
sioner says about $3.50 will be suff-
Client TO induce the board TO conduct
the campaign. The board will agree
to spend $1,000. The $1,000 will come
from the International Health Com
mission. Back of the interesting pro-
position is a chapter in the sanitary
history of tho state
When the Rockefeller Sanitary Com
mission concluded its 1--WE years Of
work in the South last winter. the
International Health Commission was
organized to carry on sanitary inves-
tigation in America and abroad. After
careful study OF conditions the COM
mission decided 10 begin intensive cam
paigns in various States. the object Of
which should be TO illustrate by the
eradication of certain communic a bl e
diseases the economic Importance of
public health work.
At the invitation OF the state Board
of Health, the international commits
sion agreed to start such campaign
in Virginia. under the direction Of the
board, and to supply the greater part
o! the FUNDS necessary. Work was ac-
cordingly begun in a district of South
ampton County. where a trained health
Off GERS and two assistants have been
engaged in canvass OF the COM
nunity, farm by farm in order to en-
courage the installation OF sanitary de-
vices and to rid II OF flth-b borne dis
eases.
Thi. work has succeeded so we'll
that the commission has now agreed
to organize another unit in a selected
Virginia community. The salary and
expenses of the health officer in charge
and the salaries OF necessary assist
ants arc paid with funds from the COM
mission, the incidental expenses are
borne by the State, the community Is
only asked to pay the travelling ex-
penses and the board OF the assistants.
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Epps. Jr. 50 feet Inches by 40 feet
at the northwest corner OF Duval and
st. Peter Streets. May 20, 1918. s2.55l.
IL. r. Pollard. Jr. trustee. to W. J.
Gilman ct al, trustees. 35xl30 feet at
the southeast corner Of the Boulevard
and Floyd Avenue May %, 1915, 81
100.
II. T.. Rose ct al. trustees, 10 AL
bert Kramer. 2iXl0o feet 1T the north
west corner OF Catherine and Munfofd
Streets. May 20, 1915, sl,GSo.
G. l.. Dcnoon. trustee. to G. f. BaileE,
| 4exl02 feet inches at the northwest
corner of Morris and Cary Streets. May
IA, 1915, SLIGO.
Same, to same, the same property as
described i'm deed next above. May IA.
1915. s944
L. w Mcveigh ct al, trustees, to
John w. Barco, l6xl65 feet south line
Jackson street, lag feet east or ST.
Peter Street May %, 1915, Sl,1So.
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4. :. CIncurr COURT OF APPEALs.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals r.convencd yesterday morn
ing a, 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
rritchard, Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
Court announced and handed down
its opinion in the following cases;
No l305-Thc CITY Bank of Wheeling,
plaintiff in error. rs. e. r. Khodehamei
defendant in error. error TO the DIS
trict Court at Philipp w. Va. Opinion
by Judge Knapp. Reversed
Case argued:
No lS5s-The Washington and
Berkeley Bridge Company. plaintiff in
error, VS.. The Pennsylvania steel Com
pany, defendant in error; error TO the
District Court at Martinsburg, w. Va.
Argued by Forrest W. Brown, Charles
Town. w. Va, and Charles d. Waga-
man. Baltimore. Md. for the plaintiff
In error, and by Henry II. Keedy, Jr.
Hagcrstown, Md. and Charles j. Faulk-
ner. MartinsburS. w. Va. for the de-
PENDANT in error, and submitted.
Case in call:
No. l3s5-Cieorge 3. Perkins. plain
tiff in error. VS.. United States. defend
ant in error: error 10 the District
Court at Charleston, s. c. Criminal
case. To be argued by J. +. *. Bryan.
Charleston. s. g. for the plaintiff in
error. and by Francis II. Weston. United
states Attorney, and j. Watics Warning,
assistant Cnitcd States Attorney,
Charleston, :. c.. for the defendant in
error.
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day. ago together with the following


Dear Sirs.-About ten days ago I
was in II. c. Stuart home, and ask him
Tor 40 dollars. and nc give me loo
dollar check. You know he is a good
man. and he is my uncle. | am deaf
and dumb. and could not get plcnt,
time to go to you for the money. when
work ten hours a day at the Rich.
mond Cedar factory. Now l send YOU
my check for money. You must brinr
me the money papers b. mail
tSigned) SAM Fl. NOEL,
sos Louisiana Street"
Detective Serseants Willy and KEEL
lam visited Noel at that address yes
tcrday. They found him to be mute,
but the man denied having written the
letter or having attempted to obtain
the money. His handwriting is much
different from that OF the note.
The letter and check was sent Miller
& Rhoads through the mails. The check
was drawn on the Church Hill Bank
TO which the mercantile firm sent IT,
II was returned with the information
that II. 6. Stuart had no funds in that
bank. Governor Stuart denied signing
the check. and said he did not know
the indorser.
This is the second instance Of the
!! executives name being forged to a
check recently. n man having been
arrested some time ago on a charge
of forging Governor Stuart's name to
two checks and with obtaining $40 fror,
him under false pretenscs
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,o,a, of about $3.50 for complete

a total OF about $3.50 for a complete
campaign.
The problem now before the board
IL to select that progressive Virginia
community which is most anxious for
a general campaign OF sanitary i'm
prorement. and will make its contribu-
ton to that end. In return the board
can practically give assurance that
With public cooperation. hookworm
disease can no made to disappear. hy-
horne typhoid can be eradicated in
fants' complaints can be decreased and
the general health of the community
can be greatly improved
In order to play no favorites,'' the
board has asked the press OF the State
TO present Its offer to the boards Of
supervisors with the understanding
that the community which shows the
greatest interest in the proposal and
is most willing to cooperate will be
given the new unit" Work will be
undertaken in the selected community
by June IL and will continue for at
least three months.
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" ASH TNITON, May ia bnormally
low temperatures. with general fosts.
prevailed Thursday morning from the
day th"r" was a decided rise In temper
+turc. II Is. however. much cooler in
tn" South Atlantic and Gulf States cX-
cept Texas. and also III the Plains
states, while in the Far West il is gem
orally warmer, with high temperatures
IN California. There general
thunder showers in the South while in
Sew England. the Middle Atlantic
States. the Lake region and the Far
West the weather was fair There will
be thunder showers Friday and Satur-
day in the South Atlantic and East Gulf
States, and on Friday in the West Gulf
states. Elsewhere generally fair
weather Will prevail Friday and Satur-
day.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend
nl"nts TO charters allowed by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Amendment to charter of the Neuro-
logical Sanatorium, Inc, Richmond
changing the name TO The Tucker Sana :
torium, Inc
Supplemental certificate OF incorpora :
ton: stanton Auto Transportation
Company. Inc, stanton, Increasing
capital stock from s25. 900 to $4,000.
NirGinia Machinery and Well Com
pany, Inc, Richmond. Maximum capt
tai stock. $4,000; minimum, S25. 900:
par value. 500. e. +. Cole, president
and treasur G. Il. Elan vice presi-
DEM: Quincy Cole. secretary. all OF
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cHANcERY TRANSFERS.
Give Deeds of bargain and Snle,
Amounting tn SlH.lIn.


ames =. Barker to Nora W. I.add,
feet % inches By III feet north
T. Marshall street, ZIG feet II 20
hes cast Of Twenty-third street.
s. % 1915. $4,000.
'hbey Really Corp. to John T. But
lin the plan Of Colonial Place, sec
+ \ April %, 1915. sl.355.
H. r Harris et uH I" =. q. Rogers.
s. .?s and % in block Il in the plan
/ j. COwaTdtn ct uN 10 Grace v.
rTett, +oXl2j feet At IN. southwest
nor OF Co"ardin and Garrison
Gets May ], 1915, tax 50. so.
to Charles * Willis, 22xlac feet
st line Mulberry Street. l4o notih
Main Street. May -, 1915, tax
10, slo.
amcs D. Crump ct ux To j. ST.
oive BRAN, l2Oxl5c feet south line
Street May 20, 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
T L.huterbaCh ct ais. TO Clara g.
in. 56xl35 feet az the northwest
ner OF Garland Avenue and Rogers
Avondalc Land 60. TO James w
ce. 50Hl32 feet a. the northwest cor
Of .>vonGalc Avenue and Newport
eet, In Brookdalc. April %. 1915.
irookdalc Corporation to Avondale
SIS. ll-A aud l-C in the plan of
lokdalc. April 90. 1915, tax s2.Sa.
con u Nelson ct ais. trustees OF
l.. Hofheimcr, TO National Realty
-poration OF Norfolk. the Little
eater. being 30 feet Ia inch by l2s
, north line Broad street. s6 feet I
he's cast OF jefferson Street. May
1915, s36,5ho.
ohm T Anderson. administrator, TO
"a Shepperson et ais, 2iSli5 feet .
hes cast line iarv!c Street. l55 feet
aches north OF Main Street. Deem
:. l9ll, sl,S0n.
iannic l.. MouEhon ct vir. 10 James
ylor, a0Nl30 feet west line Twenty
nth street. 80 feet south OF -
Get May u, 1918, tax Sl.6o, $40.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

me Following permits were issued
SSseroaE ny Plumbing Inspector Lam
william Brennan. for Mrs Kate r..
- ,i Ell ~ l'li Virginia Avenue, High
Robert .. McChntock for wi,,i,
aiker. and North aely.idere Street.
dbonnnkenship. for kasie Carter, 400
ana 500 Abigail Street Wv
l20 Fifth Avenue ~
g. . same; for Mrs. Daniel Murphy, 7o2
love. Ala North Thirty. fourth Street
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DR.. Beverley R. fuckers Statement
To the Public of Richmond:
Richmond. Va. May IS. 1915.

me n.2 m the s sss %
political experience influence my time having been
a aSss @ s Public feel ss as sus
1 q n y the a" wi"
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important source Of w @ and business the community
s the @ tn ,s o. Az
na sn ss 's @ s st
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ss Ra''ss a1 The tia
T 10 any s' | seems N; to r IN:
than 'ss' nf
Ms a Fs"ss 9 Hospitals n at n ST m,s
S s"a %s or sy % an" n % s has an" the
% ri s 1 @ " ] s s ina @ n; ny .
ess, on sSs
% ns y s y % "S; these 's s n as %
af % s" f :; :ss
fights u, my ,S ea rn
"o @ a rospy and n%pe tho ns ssasra
IN @ @ ga ss s9 and % % aid e
1ssS 'ss! 0ss
@ '',s"'s my advance
mar street A
be
of
in
by my occupancy
sss been ' Hs1' s Know s
front
Of
it, be certain that the lot will he
small house
So
10
o The
establishment m impor $50 -
BEVERLEY n
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Burton Heights Assembly Hall,
nmntcur plny, "The Irish Detective"
SI30 o'clock.
DiJOu-HijOu stock Company, In
"a Mans World" $40.
I.yric-PODulRr vaudeville md
picturexi matinee, $3.50, night, 7;4S
md 0iI5.
COlOnlnl-Motiop pictures; con-
ttnuous performance, D.3O morning
10 % night.
Strand-Parnmount pictures; con-
tinuOus performance, IL noon to II.
KcN--MOtion pictures; continuous
performance.
VIctor-Motion pictures; continu-
Ous performance.
Littie-MOttOn pictures; cOntInu-
Gus performance.
New-MOtiOn pictures; continuous
performance.
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RUPTURE
A Reliable Expert of High Standing
Coming to Richmond.

w. Il. Seeley, the noted expert. will
be at the Hotel Jefferson Friday and
Saturday May rs and %, whore he will
thing better than the common truss
consult him.
The government has used his goods
for years, and many officials represent
ing every branch oS the service are
numbered among his patrons.
NJ fee for consultation. Those treated
on former visits are invited to call
Home Office, 1927 Walnut street. Phila :
delphia. Pa. Cut out and keep for ref
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cHANcEpY RELEASE DEEDS.
Ten Release Deeds, Amounting Z,


Ten ReIensc Deeds, Amounting TO
SS2,O2R.
j, 3. Elam, trustee, to Ellen L. Is
bell ct ais, 23N74 feet . 81 inches at
the northeast corner of Marshall and
Munford Streets May %. 1915, S7oo.
William Catlin. trustee, TO Julian w.
Trant. 35xl4o feet east line Virginia
Street. lOJ feet north of Burns Street.
May -. 1918, $500.
G. L. Denoon, trustee, to Old Domin-
ion Building Corp. 20l-2x7O feet at
the southwest corner of Tenth and
Main Streets. May !. 1918, Si5.50O.
c. II. Sutton, trustee. 10 Laura A.
Bargamr ct ais. same property as
described next above. May J. 1915.
S25.a25.
William Il. Pizzini. trustee. to Eli
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Robert Johnson. colored, was given
four months in jail. Yesterday. when
convicted of stealing pair Of shoe.
from G. K. Kenny & Co.
Arthur Giles, colored arrested on a
warrant sworn out by r. A Ratkins. OF
the ). F. {. A.. was fined $40 and cost,
by Justice Crutchfeld when convicted
OF beating his mule with a plank.
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Richmond. Purposes: drill wells. deal
IN pumps, etc.
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterday
:, The contract was let TO Cosby a.
Maynard. at si7s, for the grading OF
In, SPACE between the sidewalk paw
from Stuart to Highland streets: I'm
S S,oW Avenue from Milton to Byron
H,r,,s: Burns Street from Third 10
from Highland TO Byron Streets
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

lirtecn Deeds OF Trust, Amount
Ing to Sn5.G46.
Hrs. Blanche V. Roane to Elan g.
|nsten. trustees. 4ox42 feet east line
|ir,ieth Street. between Broad and
|rshall Street, No. 81. May %. 1918.
Ellen l.. Isbell ct ais. to E:lam e
|nsten. trustees. 23x74 feet 23-i in
LII and Munford Streets May %,
:thsI n. Chandler e, vir. Harry T.
lore. trustee. 26xlo4 feet west Linz.
;rtv-thlrd streets, SO feet south of
rh street. May ~. 1913. $500.
I'm, trustee. 3? feet 3 inches by 40
AZ the northwest corner OF puval
81. Peter Streets. May 90, 1918.
|'ai
trustee. $Sxi3o fee, at the south,
corner of the boulevard and
Nd Avenue. May %. 1918. $1,000.
l,ohert j. and Lonisa Johnson to
|iliam l.. Tyler trustee 3ox1lo feet
irtv. frs, street May %. 1915. $3.50.
Ohm 3. Swartwout ct uN. 10 Leroy
Urovn. trustee. 430Xt35 feet at the
|, hcast corner Of Haines Avenue and
sex street. MAY -, 1873. S3,lSo
stccs. 35x1io feet east line Virginia
cnue. 81 feet south of BURNS Street
y "a. 1915. $2,o65.
:r,cr Y. Garrett to +. Sitterding ct
trustees, 40xl25 feet at the south
81 corner of Cowardin and Garrison
cots May IL, 1915. s2,75o.
r. 81. George Bryan to William 3.
:zini. trustee. l2oXl30 feet south
- ashland Street, 33O feet west of
adow Street. May 90. 1915, sass.
y 7 Gilman ct ux. TO William b.
Czini. trustee, 4oX102 feet inches at
/. northwest corner of Cary and Nor
STREETS. April 81, 1915. $4,000.
|,ationai Realty Corporation to John
|Cutchins, trustee, the Little Theater.
NC 80 fee, IL inch by Us feet north
|. Broad street. Sc feet inches east
Jefferson Street. May &c, 1915. $780,
liz p. Bayliss ct uX. to Howard SUIT
l. trustee, 37xI35 feet north line Jay
lei. 40 feet west of Mosby street
10 1015 SJ77
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BUILDING PERMITS.
'hree building Permit. Amounting to
S92,UOD.

Building Inspector Butler M foliows.
oohh ). Steinbrecher. to build a four
s Wes{t ana Rrd,h 6asement brick store at Ais
Isl nr t1d street. TO cost $4,000.
1pnn Biand, to build two story de-
TatCtned brick dwelling at 9l9 North
'irth street. to cost $4,000.
~, n wagner. to build a brick stable
W. uns south side of Franklin Street,
,o e'weeh NEST and Cleveland Streets.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued By the
clerk Of the Hastings Court Yesterday
as follows:
Marshall l.. Shepherd and Blanche A.
McEVov.
Russell Davis Councill and Emma
Virginia McSparren.
James r. Scott and James Marie
Roane.
Thomas E. Bates and Annie II.
FraVsar
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uENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

Two ReL'nsc Deeds. Amounting TO
E1B,iIn.
William Is. pizZini. trustee. TO Ma.
belle Il. Carper II acres near Laurel
Station. May 10 1919. SAB.
II. \. McCurdy. trustee, 10 William
j. Parrish, u acres on the Osborne
Turnpike. known as Powhatan. May
II 1915 Sl5127.
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CHANCERY COURT.

Belle Arnold and Leon Dettelbach
qualified in the Chancery Court yestcr-
day as executors of the estate of Nor
ris Arnold, valued at $4,000.
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HusTINGs COUNT, PART II.

The CAPITOL Plumbing Company in
stituted suit in the Hastings Court.
Part II. yesterday against +. j. Melton.
for Sao0. No declaration was filed.
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I.Ocnl Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty-four hours Non,
Deficiency in rainfall since March
~. .,.......... So:
Accumulated deficiency In rainfall
since January ........ 2.3:
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uusTINGs TRANSFERS.
Deeds Of Bargain and Sale,
amuunfInc 10 SlIIN.

Amounting TO Sl,sJN
II. Stoltz ct ux. TO Allan y. Petit
". 47xi52 l-2 feet south line Perry
,ct 90 feet east Of Fourteenth
ct May 20, 1918, tax $3.50. $40
rustees of Wcatherford Memorial
.tist church TO 7. VI. Chcatham, Jon
feet inches north line Hull Street,
feet inch east OF Burfoot Street.
il 4. lalt. tax IN cents, Sln.
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THE WEATHER.
Local Temperature resterdny.

- noon temperature So
y VI. temperature. ......... So
y J.. VI. temperature. ........... 80
Mh%inum temperature TO J.. NJ. 80
MINIMUM temperature to i. NJ. IS
Mean temperature ... IS
Normal temperature ........ 20
D"hciency III temperature yester-
deficiency in temperature since
.ihiSh IL
Accumulated excess in tempcra-
turc since january l........ IS
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uusTINGs RELEASE DEED.

One ReIcase Deed. Amounting to
| Sl,23p.
| J. RI. Patteson. trustee. TO Grace r.
Stuart. 33Xl55 feet south line Deca-
tur Street, 33 feet east OF Eishth
Street. May "a, 1915 1929.
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HENnlCo TRANSFERS.

n Deeds Of HarEnin AMI Snie,
Amounting to $1,000.
William l. Childress ct uX. TO Ella
cosby. lsoxl3o feet at the corner
Crump street and Richmond Avenue.
y %. 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
ohm G. Dabney TO T.. *. and J. Fl.
,evmoes, lot in block l3 in the
n Of Washington Park. May %.
3, tax 81, $40.
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Al ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
'eral Sales OF Substantial Size APP
pear, With Demand for Small
Property.
TILE THEATER TRANSFERRED
sinia Realty and Construction Co.
>eils to c. X. Willis Brick Dwelling
IN Mulberry Street for $1,000.
ashland Street Property Sold.

radinS on the local veal estate
Fhet yesterday showed Il continued
rand for small property. There
e also several sales of n substan-
size. the business for tho day
'urtine TO more than $4,000. The
as OF trust and release deeds show
some activity, agcregat!ng much
ger totals than the sales. The Nir-
Ia Realty N Construction CO. sold
Charles X. WILLIS the brick dwell
AT North Mulberry street, front
Twenty-Five feet. for s7.050. James
trump sold to j. ST. George Bryan
'os fronting l20 feet on the south
. or Ashland Street, just west OF
adow street, for $500.
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GOVERNORS NAME FORGED
Mysterious Check Sent Through Mai
without Stuart's Authority.

The name of the Governor of Nir-
ginia has been forged to a check for
300 according TO complaint made
the police by Miller G. Rhoads, which
firm was requested to cash the check
The paper was sent the firm several
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

stem. trustees. 81 acres on the Osborne
Turnpike and known Powhatan n.
MAY :, 1915, $1,000.
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uI,sTINGs DEED OF TRUST.

!. Deed Of Trust, Amounting to
Y 5000.
,s,her n. Fortune ct vir. to y. L.
!. mson, trustee, 25x16 feet west line
anntieth street, 90 feet south OF De-
vr street. May 10. 1916, $500.
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Local Observation at S y. VI. Yesterday
! Temperature. 60; humidity 81: wind
direction, east; wind, velocity, .
! weather. clear.
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building

building permit was issued yes
ay by tho Building Department to
II j, Steinbrccher To build four
v and basement detached brick
Q At ii5 West Broad street. The
l. placed a. $4,000 Mrs. Mary
'hneron filed plans for the remodel
and repairing of the brick stores
dwellings at 600. 6o2 and 6pi East
I street, at cost of 5000.
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he decd conveying the Little The
: property to the National Realty
p1ration. OF Norfolk. was placed on
ora yesterday The theater was sold
auction sometime ago, bringing
800. IT Was formerly owned by
ses L. iiofheimer, theatrical man
r. "bO fled petition in bank
icy recently
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Woods Seeds.
Cow Peas
and Sofa Beans

sown together make one of
the largest yielding, most
nutritious and best of sum-
mer forage crops. The Sofa
Beans help to hold up the
Cow Peas, enabling them to
be cut and harvested to bet
ter advantage, at the same
time, owing to their oil and
fat producing qualities, ad-
ding considerably to their
feeding value.
In addition to producing
the crop of forage, this crop
improves the condition and
productiveness of the soil.
Write for WOODS CROP
SPECIAL, giving information and
prices of Cow Peas, Sofa Beans,
Sorghums, ksIlist, Sudan Grass.
T.W.W & SONS,
SEEDSmEN, Richmond, Va.
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uExRICo DEEDS or TRUST.
Z Trust, Amounting

% Deeds OF Trust, Amounting
to S6.453.St.
,us r. Cosby 10 III. r. Pollard, Jr.,
.stee. is0x130 feet at the corner OF
mn Street and Richmond Avenue.
y %, 1915, Sl.153.Sl.
William j. Parrish to Elan s. Fun