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The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-27
STIKE
 ANOTHER SNAG
,s, Accountants of Memphis File fpDi, ''i.n,tion Against Investigators '''r .nd Committees-Ask Enjo'n
 Accountants from Work.

,..s. Rock. April 27.-The inves- tnrs D of the state departments and usa ss;.ntions have struck another snag. li1 T Leathem E Co.,, of Memphis, .;eod public Accountants, yester- isv S, afternoon filed an injunction suit s' '. pnlaski Chancery Court agalnst 1.,r F. Thomas, I. E. Cress and cmitb. S George w. Garrett, and U. A r.ntrv @ of the general Auditing com .ttoe and J. o. A. Bush, Lee Cazort and I Inc Joiner of the Charity Board Committee; and M. F. Dickinson, State Auditor. Plaintiffs seek to enJoln Thomas and Cress from continuing the work of auditing the books of the off ,ers and departments.
 The committee announced yesterday that | F. Thomas would today resunno tbe work of auditing the books of the Audtor's office and that T. E. Cress would return in a few days and tl,c work continue until the investigation is completed.
 When notified of the injunction suit, Gov. Hays remarked that it made no difference, whatever the result may h as Thomas and Cress are not the only certified public accountants.
 Cress and Thomas were at work on the books from Jan. 27 to March 31 at S1O a day each. Laetham X Co.,, in their complaint, allege that Thomas and Cress were employed by them, Thomas as manager. and Cress as ac- countant working out of the Memphis ofce It is alleged that they were under verbal contract to receive a sal ary equal to n per cent of the col lectOns made by plaintiff on account Of work done by them; that they work ed for Leathem & Co.,, until the ad- iOurnment of the Legislature March H. when they resigned. It is alleged that while in the employ of Leathem, Thomas and Cress "conspired between themselves to secure the contract for the continuation of their work, in their own names, and to deprive plaintiff Of the profit on their labor as em- plOyeS of plaintiffs company" This IS called Conspiracy to defraud plaintiff and they resigned on two days notice when they were under con- tract to give thirty days notice. It Is alleged that acts of insubordination were committed, and plaintiff accept. eu melr reSlgnations, not knowing the nadulent circumstances under which @ey resigned, and not becoming aware thereof until trip to Little N0ck some days later."
 The plaintiffs pray that the de- lendants Thomas, Cress and Bone be
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-27
STATE BOARD OPTOMETRY
 HELD MEETING MONDAY

Little Rock, April 27.-The State Board of Optometry held it's first meeting Monday afternoon, and organ ized by the election of officers, and drawing the terms for each to serve. This resulted as follows, all members being present: F. l.. Tibbetts, Little Rock, four years, president; J. L.. Green, of Eldorado, three years, secre- tary- treasurer; c. E. Castleberry, Lit tie Rock, five years; F.. K. Smith, of Philadelphia, two years; E. Y. Stin- son, of Benton, one year.
 The price of The Nevada News is only one dollar per year.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-27
SCHOOL WITH
 EXHIBIT ARKANSAS RICE

Little Rock, Apri! 27.-The Little Rock Board of Trade, in conjunction with the rice mill at Stuttgart, and at the suggestion of T. C. Kimber, gener- al colonization agent of the Iron Mountain, has furnished the high school at Chino, Calf, with an Ark ansas rice exhibit. The Board is sending exhibits of diamond ore, bauxite ore, rice and cotton to schools throughout the country.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-27

in Houston the day after the adjourn ment of the Sociological Congress and many of the Baptist delegates have already planned to take advantage of the special railroad rates and go to Houston in time for the Congress. The two conventions have much in common, because large part of the Sociological program will be on "The Church as the Conserver of Social Health"
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-27
LITTLE ROCK PEOPLE
 LEAVE FOR CHATTANOOGA

Little Rock, April 27.-A party con sisting of State Supt. George B. Cook B. w. Torreyson, J. L. Bond, L. M. Favrot, J. J. Doyne, J. H. Reynolds, and Miss Eva Reichardt left yesterday for Chattanooga to attend the annual convention of the Southern Conference for Education and s1ndustry.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-04-27

required to make an accounting for moneys collected and that receiver be appointed to collect further moneys due on work; that the committees be enjoined from issuing certificates of indebtedness or warrants, to defend ants, pending the result of this liti- gation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
OWLS INSTALL OFFICERS
heports Show Gratifying Increase In
Mcmbernhip.

Richmond Nest. No. 1866. Order OF
Owls. In Its regular meeting wcdncs-
day night In Colombo Hall. Installed
the following officers to serve during
the ensuing year: James d. Prcntiss.
president; DR.. +. *. T. Warrick. vice
president: ]. Is. Piedmont. invocator:
w. L.. WARM, treasurer: f. ID. Gate
wood. warden: +. \. Locket. sentinel;
X j. Melton. picket; c. l.. Petit.
financial secretary; W. II. Rice, re-
cording secretary, and James Lewis.
trustee.
Reports showed an increase Of 500
IN membership in the local organiza-
ton of Owls during the past year. The
totai membership is now 1890. Drs.
Edward Mccarthy. r. S. Shelton. a. 1.
Martin and Il. NJ. Broaddus were named
Us physicians for the local nest Re-
tirlhS president of the order. L. L.
Branch. was presented with a hand
some emblem Of the order. The pre-
sentation speech was made by Past
president James I. Lewis
Plans for the erection OF hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP
OF ABINGDON SCHOOL
MontEomcry Prcsbytery Accepts Half
interest in StOnewail Jackson
lnAfl1ufc.

Important changes in the ownership
and control of the Stonewall Jackson
institute. ut Abingdon, were made
Known yesterday when nn amendment
TO the charter of the institution was
authorized by the State Corporation
Commission. The college has been con-
Quoted since 1855 under Il charter is
sued by the General Assembly of Vir-
ginia.
The amendment to the charter au-
thorizes n change in the name to
Trustees of Stonewall jackson Col
lege." The reason is given In the APP
plication. The Montgomery Presbytcry
of Virginia recently accepted a one
half interest In the institution which
is to be Jointly owned and conducted
by the Abingdon and the Montgomery
Prcsbyteries.
The trustees named are: John a..
buchanan. Judge +, Il. Hutton, s. a.
Carson and II. Is. Krcgcr. for three
years each T. B. Porterneld and d. A..
Preston. two years: C. c. Sutton and
IT. T. TriGS, one year: $. w. Moore,
Rev J. H. Whitmorc, William Inglis.
Rev Leroy Gresham, three years. and
r. NJ. Hagan, Rev. c. w. Reed, T. Il.
Jamison and Rev. w. T. Palmer. ID. D..
two years. John a. Buchanan Is presi-
dent OF the college, and d. a. Preston
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Three new charters were issued. and
an amendment 10 charter authorized
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission. as follows:
James y. Branch. Incorporated. Pc
tersburg. Capital stock, $4,000 10 $l5.-
600: hardware business James Y.
Branch. president. " L. Bcachy. sccre-
tary and treasurer. both OF Petersburg.
Federal Mining Corporation. Bristol.
Capital stock, Sg5,o to $4,000: min
ing business. H. T.. Graves, president:
:. w. Fullcrson. secretary and treas
urcr, both Of Bristol
Virginia Stock Remedy Corporation.
Richmond. Capital stock $500 to sl0.-
600: manufacturing and selling patent
medicines for live stock. l.. l.. Scher-
cr. secretary and treasurer. Richmond
W. G. Fcrebce. president, Norfolk.
Amendment to charter of the West
Virginia Coal Company, Incorporated.
Richmond. creating class OF pre-
fcrred stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Howe. rIcturc.-:nough Said.


Another OF Lyman IL Howe's ever
new. Instructive and amusing Travel
Festivals was presented at the Acad-
envy OF Music last night for the first Of
four performances before an audience
who's" size again demonstrated the fac,
thnt, while every other show needs all
n. publicity IL can get, it is necessary
10 say only that Howe's pictures are
coming and the public will do the
rest
This tour embraces sections. seq
r,lents. or at least. particles Of the
whole earth ana the waters beneath
tn" earth, while feature films show the
actions and movements Of the elements,
erowths and tn. dcniz.ns thereof
from chemical administrations and for
nations 10 crab fights: from boiling
volcanoes 10 budding and blooming
roses, and from the Garrantuan gusta-
tory efforts o: 4 bird 10 swallow !. fish
ms c~r Size 70 the engaging school
poy!sh FRANKS % & squadron Of Italian
cavalry turning mounted soInersaults
down hill slipping q; an angle OF some
sixty ana odd degrees
\ railroad ride through Greece is
followed by g Set Of films showing the
.!sctrolysis Of metals. looking b., tho
"ay, much Ike rapidly growing coral,
or FERNS run Wild in the desire to
spread. Through the gorG"s OF South
"rn France the audience is taken by
means Of "a series OF wonderfully col
oTed pictures. and then rushes rock
!essl: down into the very crater OF
NesuviUs When il energies from This
inferno. II HOats through Venice, some.
times by moonlight, when the scenes
ar" beautiful beyond description. Thcn
II Hics on It's magic carpet 10 India.
"h"rc u sees-but there isn't SPACE
enough 10 describe on.-tenth Of IL ALI
Flowers and plants growing as
though under the wand Of faqu.or
BIRDS and fish taken at "a distance. OF :,
&c" inches. and then naEn!acd cnor-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08

street, thirteen fixtures.
Same, for same. 100 North Mulberry
street thirteen fixtures.
Same. for same. loi North Mulberry
Street thirteen fixtures.
Same. for same, l02 North Mulberry
street. thirteen fixtures
Edgar NJ. Andrews, for Colonel James
Il. Branch. 3 East Franklin Street.
eight outlets.
Same. for same. three fixtures.
Same, for Williams Printing Com
pany, IL North Fourteenth street. one
receptacle.
Same. for Mrs. w. ID. Kirshmann. sol
West Broad street, one receptacle
Same. for Richmond Printing Ink
Company. II North Fourteenth Street.
repairing.
Same. for T.. Bauman. los Mayo
Street, twelve outlets.
Same. for same. eight fixtures
Godsey Il Fry, for Larus Brothers, {
south Twcnty-first Street, 18Th. Z.
motor
w. II. Lucy. for c. w. Davis. 2707
Grove Avenue. one outlet and fixture.
Winston Electric Company, for Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, Fifth Street.
near Main. ten lights and one-H. p.
motor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF Val.
LIABLE FARM NEAR ELLERSON

TRuSTEE's AUCTION SALE OF VAL
uABLE FARM NEAR ELLERSON,
ny virtue of certain deed Of trust
1911. and duly recorded in the clerks
oiiice OF the Circuit Court of Hanover
which j. ii, Garrett has been aan su ui, i.
'utcd as trustee. default having been
made, being requested 80 10 do by the
beneficiary. and being directed so to do
~ decree entered on the 10th day OF
November 1919, by III. Circuit Court
Tor the County Of Hanover in the Chan
trustee, vs.; Jcannctte ;. Rand. ct ais"
We will sell on the premises on
TUESDAY. JANUARY ~. 1915.
at o'clock +. NJ.
the real estate described III said deed
Of trus, as follows. to-wit:
All that certain tract, piece or par
eel of land with the exception herein
after ncntioncd), with all the improve
hereto appertainIng, iyins and being
~ ii:nryv Masistcriai District, Hanover
Meadow bridge Road: about six and
on MALT tii.) miles from the city OF
~, Enpnd, Va. and known as Jingle
500, bounded tn" north by the
pa Meadow Bridge. Road, bounded on
ins east by the county road leading to
ficciih hlGsEiile. bounded on the south
X Horne and Dick Horne. bounded
on the west by the lands OF j. T. Brad :
icy. Dick Horne ana Blunt. and con
tanning Two hundred ana twenty t220)
acres, more or less. all Of which. and
,hr in"t"s and bounds Of said tract
~ sn@wn on map of said tract made
D;c'@her !: 1904. and which is recorded
III u. II. 1, page li5. plot !, and being
,une sam" land which was conveyed TO
/ W, II Rand by deco from Rchccca S.
in;!ierSon and a. X: ;llcraon. dated
/ :, h.rHary ? 1906. and recorded In y.
-. -. i,tg" 34G, with the exception Of
] Sk-l 4
"hirh was conveyed 10 Leland H. De-
''raai by the said W. T.. Rand and WIFI.
hy decd dated March %. 1909, and
recorded in the clerks office OF Han
over County Court in -. L. 81. page 1919.
Subject however to the prior lien
81 Il uc.d of trust upon the same prop
cry 70 STUART Eowc, trustee, dated
Nay ;hr ~ isii securing the payment Of
ana 5000, respectively. nj due. IA
renewed on May 30. 1916 together
Win The unpaid quarterly Interest
notes thereon. and recorded ia the
( clerks of'ic" Of Hanover County in
/ -. u. 81. page 452.
! TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
expenses OF executing this trust, in
Guiding trustees commission of !
perccntum. ana All taxes. lcvics and
lns"ritnce premiums unpaid al the time
81 sair, and u Is" Il ratable PROBATION
year lyl3, and "a note for sI.501. dated
May 20. 1911. with 8 per cent intcrcs,
tn"rc9n from its date until the day
of sale, and the residue In equal in.
ntall,nenis at one and two years fron
the date OF sale for notes with intcrcs,
added; and secured by deed of trust
or inferior dignity to the $4,000 OF
notes secured under the said deed oi
trust TO stuart Bowc. trustee. or foi
all cash AS 10 said residue AT the optior
OF the purchaser.
j. II. GARRETT.
Substituted Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Five Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting to SlO,25O.

Thames Henry Martin to II. H..
George Jr.. S3l feet at the southwest
corner OF Main and Elm Streets. jan
uary 6, 1915, tax $3.50. So.
77-Lewis II. Blair ct ux to Marjorie
]. Kratz. u feet : 2-3 inches by 100
feet east line Ninth street 232 feet
~ inches south of Leigh Street. Jam
uary 3, 1913. S2.5Oo.
S2--Joscph H. Keller ct uX to T.. j.
Melton, 2GX75 feet west line Robinson
Street. 1913 feet inches north Of Main
Street. January 10, 1913. tax $40, $40.
S4--Arthur l. Sharp TO r. H. Melton.
30xll0 feet south line Winder street
30 feet west OF Sumpter Street Oc-
iobcr -. 1919, tax 81, $40.
S6-Sol Cutchins special commission =
er 10 William Able. 24Xlo" feet at the
Streets. January {, 1919. $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new and repair work
were issued by Eui!dims Inspector But
Ter yesterday as follows:
II. IL. Melton. 10 build four two-story.
brick tencncnts, eight dwellings. on
the norm side Of Floyd Avenue. be
tween Doolcy and Crcnshaw streets. to
cost $27, 800
w. a. GRAHAM to huill twa-storv
brick dwelling on .hc south side OF
Floyd Avenue. between Sycamore. and
Addison Streets, TO COS, 5000
Crystal Ice Company. to repair brirl,
stable OH Dock street. between TWEEN
ty-hrst and Twenty-sccOnd Streets to
cost $500.
w. T. Daniel. to repair frame dwell.
ling Si1s West Clay Street. TO cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.

Proceedings of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals Of Virginia, yesterday:
Hawkins & Huford. ct al. vs. Ed
wards, ct ais. Argued by \. s. Buford
and 9. Y. Meredith. for appellants. and
by David Meade White and :. a. An
derson for app.llees. and submitted
Bayley. CT ais. vs.. Curlcttc ct ais
Argued by J. y. ,C. Keith, for appel
!ants, and by John :. Barbour for APP
pclleeS. and continued until to-mor-
row.
Next cases TO be called:
Washington and old Dominion Rail-
way Company vs. Carter.
blackstone manufacturing Co. VS.
Allen.
Saunders W. Southern Railway Com
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
CIIANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Deeds OF Trust, Amounting 4
SS.031 III

-
1G-Mary Moss ct vir 10 John Bagby
trustee. 22i2Xi3i feet east line Tween
ty-ninth Street, $50 feet south Of L
Street. January >, 1918. s+lS.
7S--Mrs. ISABELLA w. Tyler to Leroy
l.. Brown trustee. 32Xl20 feet at the
northeast corner OF Stuart Avenue and
$50.
So-Maria l.. Phillips TO Thomas II.
Wyatt trustee, Is feet inches by loo
feet west line Fifth Street, 90 feet 9
inches north of Duval Street. Novern :
Der 90. 1914 si.0Gs.
S5-Joseph ]. Robben - uX TO A II.
Sands trustee, .GHl3O feet north line
Nine-Mile Road. l30 feet east OF Tween
ty-eighth Street November l. 1919.
$1,000.
ss-Margaret r Monshon "a ]. T
raru=al trustee. 10; 81. In the plan OF
Earrandville. august u. 1914 S2l7.4l.
+n-MaTy Dye: 70 !. l.. Stern e, u
trustee. tp3l:G :eer north line Clay
street 20 fee; west Of Summit Ave-
me- January :. 1915. Si,.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
Officers Elected.

At meeting of the Ladies' Hebrew
Aid Society, held "Wednesday night In
the Young Woman's Hebrew Associa-
ton Building the following officers to
serve during the ensuing year were
elected: president. Mrs.. j. NJ Berman
vice president Mrs. 1. Bloom: treasurer.
Mrs. !. Schecr: secretary. Mrs. II. Pas
samancck: executive committee, Mrs a.
Gellman. chairman: Mrs j. Newell,
Mrs. ]. Captain. Mrs. NJ. Barker and Mrs.
Shprin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Permits were issued by the Elcctri-
cal Department yesterday as follows:
Winston Electric Construction Com
pany, for Mrs. iSosher, los North Sixth
street, two outlets
Same. for Mrs. Shields lG0G Yves,
Franklin Street. one outlet
Same. for Mrs. Frank Christian. SIS
Park Avenue, one outlet
w. II. Catlett Electric Company. for
Davis Brothers. 10 North Mulberry
Street. thirteen fixtures.
Same. for same. los North Mulberry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
rho,vs out nnIncont n,d..

The Board Of Police Commi ssioners
at its meeting "Wednesday night decided
that the competition for providing more
than 200 raincoats for members of the
force was insufficient. and threw out
the few bids already received. The
hoard will advertise for new bids In
the near future. Matters OF routine
business occupied the members of the
board during the remainder of the
session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
HENRIC0 TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds of bargain md Sale,
Amounting to S4S2.50.
l1-CharleS IL. Meredith ct uN 10 J.
&. Stone. lot GO. in the plan of Wood
VILE. January >, 1915. SIPS.
&c. T.. Sauer trustee to L. W. Hall.
IL acres on the north side of Darby
town Road, about four miles from the
city. January ). 1913. $357.60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
snfe robbed of smnlI Sum.

Detectives learned yesterday after
noon that $3.50 was the amount
stolen from the safe In the offices of
the Kroues BottlinE Company. 20O3
East Main Street. yesterday morning.
The safe door was forced open, and
the contents of the cash drawer stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08

RAY Company, should attract largo
audiences TO the Strand throughout the
rest of the week, Local interest is
, nmrther supplied by the memory that
me Shost breaker was presented by
'he Lucille La Verne Company In M,
same theatre this season. with t.dwor ~,
Arnold in the leading role, and bv TIC
knowledge that H. t. Warner or,,,,
created" they call 1.-THE roIe
IN Alias Jimmy Valentine" that John
W"Iner is now playing with the Grayce
scott Company. still further feature
OF the Strands entertainment is fur-
hished by an excellent orchestra of
six pieces. Va
"Thc Seats of the Mighty.
For tho last three days of tho wee,x
eesihnihg yesterday. the Colonial Of
iers the World Film Corpornt,on,s
SeNen-part feature, The Seats of
the Mighty" adapted from Sir Gilbert
iarker,s famous novel The story Is
"u'" ii suited for screen purposes.
and incident--can be convevcs IN
pantomimc Subtitlcs arc cunIovrd
I" introduce the characters and to
oridSe lnpscs of time between the
scenes. AS usual. tho Strand War Sc
ries supplies another feature of tho
new program. depicting late bonren1
inSs in the warning countries and a
keystone comedy is also unreeled.
War News.
\ special dispatch. forwarded from
Field Marshal Miss La Verne's tennn
rary headquarters In Nieuyork contr,
diets the earlier report that T.. ].
Blunkall Is TO disguise himself in
character and direct the operations of
the invading forces during the en-
saSement beginning January Is in the
District de rAcademie. Scouts bc,,o-
graph that Director Blunkall is con-
Quoting ten, twent' and thirt' cam
paiEn In some Western province From
credible sources it is learned that
Frederick Il. Became, who rendered con-
spicuous and brilliant service under the
same flag in various characters during
the summer campaign Of 1913 has
been enlisted again. Both experts and
the general populace Will look for
ward to notable achievements by Herr
Beane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Small Suburban Property Shows
Most Active Dcmnnd-Some
Good Sales Made.
TO ERECT ROW or DWELLINGS
Is. II. Melton Obtains Permit for
Structures OH Floyd Avcnuc--Re-
lease Deeds Show Larger Aggre-
gate Than Deeds OF Trust.

Real estate transactions yesterday
show that there is "a steady demand on
the local market for small property.
Realty situated in the suburbs is show
ing the greatest activity and the ma
jority of sales being made are for that
class OF property. y feature of the
business yesterday WAS the increase
OF release deeds over the deeds of trust.
both In number and amount involved
permit was issued by the Building
Inspector yesterday TO Il. H. Melton
for the erection of eight brick dwell
ipgs on the north side OF Floyd Avenue.
between Dooley and crcnshaw Streets.
the aggregate OF which Is $2t,5oo.
Charles +. Strang. surviving part
ner in the retail srocery business OF
Strang & Parrish, doing business at
1888 East Main Street. has sold his
interest in the business 10 John IL.
Redd, Jr.. the consideration being
named as 900. Before the sale Mr..
Strang had purchased the interest Of
the late Il. w. Parrish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
HrsTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds of Trust, Amounting re
SCnJ1I

-2-Z u Worsha'n 10 4. y Petit
wes- come Q: Decatur and Fc-ty-nrst
street Ls-Var1 1915. $50.
~ E DAVIS = TX 20 = y Petit
C-ew trustee t2Gis. fee. north line
Stone~si! S.--et Z: feet vest u TWEEN
ty-.i-I.. street January = 1915
st7p:t
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued by
the Plumbing Inspector yesterday.
7. T. BcCkner. for w. T.. Drinkard
1r.. 2lo3 Hanover Avenue.
Greer +. Nichols. for j. Il. Moody,
1876 Maury Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08

four years in the State Penitentiary
was the sentence imposed on Ernest
brooks. colored. In the Henrico Cir
cunt Court yesterday for feloniously
stabbing Nettie Seaton and Gilmore
Lewis. both colored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08

some new home for the order are now
under way. Since It's organization. ten
years ago. the order has made rapid
strides Its total membership Is now
more than $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08

ii. Is. Warner, In 1.-THE Ghost Breaker"
In addition to new records of cur
rent events as shown in the Pathe
DAILY, new Iathe colored motion pic
lures and another bright comedy, the
strand presents as its Paramount Dic-
tur. feature for the rest OF the week
beginning yesterday. one of the most
popular of Americas younger actors.
in one Of the most successful com
"dy-dramas of recent years-H b.
Warner. In The Ghost Breaker"
This star and play met with unqualified
success TWO seasons ago, so the COM
binatioa of the two. in the film produce
ton OF the Jesse l.. Lasky Feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-08
IIENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.

10-E. H. Brown trustee 20 Jones
boro Land and improvement Company.
GS1 acres, consisting Of I'VE tract nd
115.15S acres near Fort Lee, about uyc
miles from city. December 30. 1914.
$500. =