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BATHING SUIT CHURCH.

EATHINe SUIT CHURCH,
KIssIMMEE, Fla, July 27.-Lots OF
churches allow worship in shirtsleeves
and peekaboo waists, but local con.
gregation is to vote on whether It will
attend next Sundays services In bath.
ing suits.
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NATIONAL GUARD.

Co. H. First weat Virginia National
Guard, Meets every Monday In the new
Armory, Jackson st. Captain Francis
Thralls: 1st Lieutenant C. J. Straight
Co. /. Meets every Wednesday In new
.Arnaory. Captain z. B. Carskadon; lsk
Lieutenant A. D. Bell; I'd Lieutenant =.
G, Matthew'S
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M oM.

Meets every Monday evening In tns
woodmenI OF The word Han N he SKIN
ner Bldg. II; Main Street J. H. KIN
kead. Recorder.
Degree OF Honor Of the w. o. ".
Meets on tho second and fourth Monday
evenings at ) o'clock at the Same place.
This is the ladies deEree OF the order
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Fairmont Lodge No. 2si. Meets at
Elks Home. 4ls Main street, near Mad.
ison, every Tuesday evening at 1880
O'clock. Charles D. Barry, Sec, 22s
High street.
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courage me but continued to play
My home was In Oxford, N. c., and
| attended the military academy there.
made the baseball team. because
their pitcher. and still attempts were
made to discourage me, my friends
claiming that 1t was waste OF time
as would never be able to play pro.
fessional baseball.
"At IS years OF age | went to the
Durham, N. c., team, pitched for two
years and was claimed by st. Louis.
That's my story. My spectacles are
not handicap either In the field or at
bat, l honestly do not believe that |
could pitch any better could 1 throw
them aside"
Meadows holds out little encourage.
ment. however, for the youth who
would strive for an infield, outield or
catching berth II he wears specs.
Owing to the difficulty one would
experience in Judging fly balls or
grounder to the infelder or outfeld.
er would be heavily handicapped while
he would be unable to don specs and
mask to work behind the plate.
The Cardinal star wears glasses con.
tanning lenses an eigth OF an inch
thick. OF the field he Is quiet and re.
served and looks a young business
man.
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nsets nz.s and fourth ssnasys q each
tendlck. prcaAcnts Il. c yoclkc<. SO. ~
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Meets every Tuesday In Willard Hail
w. c. T. U. Bldg. President. Mrs. w. D.
Evans: treasurer. Mrs. A. L Mensar:
Secy. Mrs. ]. H. Beckman.
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Fairment Lodge No. IL. Meets In Home
Savings Bank Bldg: every Monday eYen-
Ing. }. Il. Klnkead. Sec.
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3, p, o. e.

:. Meets every second Sunday a. Hnigth
Bouilou Division, Ladies AurIi,ary
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LADIES oF-Mooresn MAccAsres.

Dent Hive No., 7ss, Ladies' Of the Mod.
srn Maccabecs. Meets the tirst and third
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!. o. o. r,

Marion Lodge No. II. Meets every
Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall. W. s.
Pitzer. Sec.
Palatine Lodge No. s. Meets every
Wednesday evening at ESQ O'Clock In
Odd Fellows Hall. corner Main and Mon
roe streets II. V. Swear!ngen, Secy.,
1895 Morgantown Ave.
Mountain City Encampment No. s.
Meets In Odd Fellows Hall on the first
and third Fridays OF each month. C. H.
Riggle. Scribe.
Patriarchs Militant. Meets In Odd
Fellows Hall Thursday evenings. H.
W. Stoneking, Captain; Harlan Miller,
Clerk.
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, KNIGHTS oE rEcuMsEa.

No 1. Meets every Monday evening at
0sdsn Avenue near Madiosn Street w.
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ORDER RAILWAY coNpucroRs,
Meets every nrst and third Sunday ID
Red Mems Hall. Fred Brumunac. SEQ.
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ORDER OF OWLS.

r5 raIrnoa. ISdss Ne; as,a Ms,ts ever
Bid. II. J. Peariman. Sec.
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Fairmoat Avenue and Frat street.
ss!t REwsslsssa as. I Butcher
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DAUGHTERS oE REsEkAH.
KNIGHTS OF pYrHIl

West Virginia Lodge No. g. Meets
every Monday night at 7 o'clock at odd
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BROTHERHOOD RAILWAY TaAlNMEN
Meets every nrst and third wednesday
Hall J. E. Alexander, Sec,
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all other games. AS a boy l possess,
ed some natural talent for the game
but those who played with me were
always fearful; afraid that in some
manner my glasses might be broken
and would be injured.
Every attempt was made to dis,
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Meets first and third Mondays in old
masonic Hall. corner Main and Madison
S SSnees. CHARLES Armbruster. R. s., 100
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MODERN WoooMEN OF, AMERICA
White Camp No., s473. Modern Wood.
(men Of America. Meets every Thursday
evening at their hall In the Skinner Bldg.
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AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION.

Meets cash second and fourth Tuesday
Street
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KNIGHTS OF ooLorNeao,r

NNIuHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.
\, Meets In Murgrave Hall. ". A. Crovl
Meets hrst Friday Of each month In *, o,
Z. Hail. Grace Mcdonnell. Rec. Sec,
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WoopMEN OF the wosln

Meets In K. OF P. Hall Fleming Bldg.
II. T. Jones. Clerk. 200 Albert Court.
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MASONIC,

FnIrmont Lodge No. o. Meets In Ma.
sonic Temple hrat and third Mondays in
each month. Francis E. Nichols. Sec.
Orient Chapter No. 8. R. A. II. Meets
tn Masonic Temple second Monday OF
each month. Francis E. Nichols. Sec.
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Crusade commandery No. 8. K. 7,
Meets in Masonic Temple every fourth
Monday. Francis z. Nichols. Sec.
Fairmont Chapter No. 81. o. z. S.
Meets In Masonic. Temple first and third
Thursday. Helen Fleming, Sec.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
IN FAVOR OF DEMANDS
announcement of Referendum Vote
OF 100000 Men Will BE Made
in Day or Two.
AGREEMENTS EMPIRE MARCH ri
Officers of Engineers, Firemcn. Con-
ductorS and Trninmen Organiza-
tiOnS Confer on Plans for Present.
ing Matter to Companies

CHICAGO. March S.--Announccmcnt
OF the referendum vote OF 400. 900 en-
ployccs, involving every railroad I'm tho
country. on atty-ei.ht different lines,
On tn" question OF demanding IN eight
hour day with time and half for over
time will not he made until tomorrow
or Friday. The vote Of the mon is said
to be Overwhelmingly in favor OF tho
demands The present wage agree
memts expire March 81 The taking Of
! tho vot" ny mail has been in progress
several months.
Officers "f the engineers. iremcn.
conductors and tra!niucn organizations
met her" To-day to tnbuiatc the vote
and consider plans FOR presenting TIN.
demands THE union leaders conferred
all day. hut said no announcement OF
the result Of tho vote would be made
within forty-eight hours.
Thos. present were w : stone
grand chief OF the brotherhood or I.o-
connective Enrinem"n: W. g: Lee. presi-
, dent Of the brotherhood of Railway
, Trainu"n: W :. Carter. president OF
the brotherhood Of locomotive Fire
men and Engimcmem; \. l. Garretson.
order OF Railway Conductors: = l..
kildun chairman Of the executive COM
n,itt"": w J. Burke. vice chairman OF
the executive committee. II y. i:nochs
secretary OF tho executive committee
and =. J. Good assistant secretary Of
the executive committee.
Mr.. lie" said this afternoon:
There is little question that the vote
viii h" In favor of the eight hour dav
and for Immediate action. II that is
tn" case, the railroads Will he notified
that The mon demand an cight-hour
day, and they will lie given thirty days
IN which TO prepare their reply. lf the
demands arc refused our next step will
be to call FOR n referendum strike vote
and negotiations will he begun with the
railroads. There is prospect OF Il
strike. hut there are many conditions
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cHs>cEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
seven Rcicasr Deeds inn,,n,;


!, ;r,'n.,' -" norriaLue trustee. to Mary
V;i.'.HiVn'", "l VIZ. s"Nl 80 feet west i'm.
'ESlnit Avenue, 80 feet south ri II;..i,
'"i' street March i. 1915, $500.
lInr,rh r,nnsJ%n. trustee. to liannah NJ.
."l.'. ltNo2. !" feet south line u,i,,
C,rcc,s ,Wy.rn TwcniN-siXth ana rcar
~. T. Ri"h"so., g, al t-,,s,
lanes " Bradshaw. 20xiaa fee, so,i 10
,;ii" ash and Street. 80 fee, u
MsNaaSSh'nston Street. March :. Io, ~
y j. Snl!ivan ct al ;ruS,cos - 8,
m%rta Harris, .>xi2I ?c"t cae, :" ~: ~.
uI'! i,cf, street = fee, south Of
c. +. CardwcU. trustee. {" S.o
Davis, inNloo feet north line MAIL
%trcci. i3' 'cct cast of Nirnr.. Stra,,
March =. 1915 $500 '''e''
-. !, .n!n"al. trustee TO Charles r
IhEinr. ~ l-SNli3 feet north liac 9TH
street, $50 feet east OF Harrison .Sircc,
March ;, 1916. stS@S.5O 80
!" w; McNc;gh ct H.. trustees Ga
Norris Fisher. :? feet Gi-e inches hv
'"St n"rih. line I:r"ad street. -
t.ci /: inches east of F:ight.n,ir
street March &. talG. $3.50 '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

Says glass of hot water before
breakfast washes poiSons
from system.

Physicians tho world over recon-
mend the inside bath. claiming this is
OF vastly more Importance than out
SIDE cleanliness. because the skin pores
90 not absorb impurities into the blood
causing i'll health. while the norcs in
the ten yards of bowels do
Men and women are urged to drink
each morning. before breakfast. a glass
or not water with a t.aspoonful of
limestone phosphate in it, as a harm
less means of helping TO wash from
IN" stomach. liver, Kidneys and bowels
IN" previous days indigcStible untn
rial, potsonS, sour bile and toxins. thus
cleansing Swectcnug and puIif,ip1-
the entire alimentary canal before put-
ting more food into the stomach
Just AZ soap and hot water cleanse
ana frcshcn the skin, so hot water ,r1
limestone phosphate act on the .liini
native organs.
Those who wake UP with bad breath
coated tongue. nasty taste or have :,
"uli. aching head. sallow commission
acid stomach; others who are subject
10 bilious attacks or constitution
should obtain a quarter mound of lime
stone phosphate at the drug store.
This VIII cost very little but is suni-
Gent to demonstrate the value of in
side bathing. Those who continue If
each morning arc assured of pro
nounccd results, both in regard TO
health ana appearances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
CALOME[ SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Sasty drug salivates, makes
you sick and you lose
a days work.

Every druggist In town-your drug.
Stst and evcrybody's druggist has no
ticed great fallinS-oT in the sale of
calomel. They all give the same rca-
son. Dodson's Liver Tone is taking Its
place.
"Calomel Is dangerous and people
know II, while Dodsons Liver Tone is
perfectly safe and gives better results"
said n prominent local druggist Do
sons Liver Tone is personally Euaran-
tced by every druggist who sells it, a
large bottle costs 90 cents, and IL It
fails to give easy relief in every case
OF liver sluGsishIcss and constipation
you have only 10 ask for your money
back.
Dodsons Liver Tone Is pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable remedy,
harmless TO both children and adults
Take Il spoonful at night and wake up
feeling fine; no biiiousncss. sick head.
ache. acid stomach or constipatcd bow
els. II doesn't gripo or cause incon-
rcniencc all the next day like violent
calOmci. Take dose OF c:lomcl to-
day and tomorrow You will feel weak.
sick and nauseatcd. Don't lose a days
work! Take Dodson's Liver Touo in
stead and feel fine, full OF vigor and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

yesterday by The Electrical Depart.
j. . Newton. for y. Il Sheppard. 1863
MARYLAND Avenue. thirteen outlets and
" H. Lonks. Tor Stuar, Circle Hos
Sane, tor Mr IIn,tonn. So North
TwHeenty- $yycnn{i,h s,re%,. SIX iiX,nEc-
S'rcot twelve fixtures.
Same. for T. l.. Taylor. Is south
Fourteenth street. seven outlets and
S"me, for Eishmona Building Cor
sane. for T. T. Perrin. .a25 West
tmrc.
same. G"r Richniond Eeiining Com
two outlets and Mixtures.
same. for l.. W. Bates, 1873 East
Franklin street. tw" outlets and fix
Same. for 7. X Parrish, 924 West
Samc. FOR NJ. r, Co,trcll. s23 North
Eowc Street. two ,iXturcs
same. for Davis Brothers. $40 North
West street. twcuty-hVc fixtures
Same. for Same. sos North West
street. TWENTY-FIVE 'ixturcs.'
Same. Tor same. 3ll4-A Floyd Ave.
nae. sixteen fixtures.
Same. for same. $ili FLOYD Avenue.
fourteen fixtures.
Il. Il. Cosby Electric Company. for
Cobb Furniture Company, ii25 East
Main Street. one outlet
Same. for branch Eaths. Eighteenth
and Broad Streets, repairing one fix
turc.
/ W. l.. Ca,lett Electric Company. for
Mrs. c. Is. Lassltcr. 30lG Monument
Avenue. five fixtures
Same. for =. ". TIowlc. 1915 West
Franklin street. one fixture.
J.. Il Wartincr. for +. J. England.
1903 Mostly street, thirteen fixtures.
John II. Latham, for Mrs. Harris, SO
Everett Street. five outlets and two
fixtures.
Lyons & Williams. for Muhlcman x
kayhoc. Harrison and Broad Streets.
sixteen lights.
Morris Hunter. for Seventh street
Christian Church. Seventh and Grace
Streets. ono four and onc-half-horse
power motor.
Same, for G. p. Wilson Co. Is North
Ninth street. moving four lights.
Godsey " Fry, for 3. ~. Runin, o3o6
street. one one-half-horsc power
motor.
:. Same. for Trrdc@ar Co, overhaulins
lights.
Itneclhcrg Il Ecar for w H. Spill
ing. 62l East BROAD street. one outlet
Same, for Reliable Hair store. "l3
North Fourth street, seven outlets ana
four lights.
John IL. Latham, for Joseph Parker.
Forty-third Street, Forest Hill, seven
teen outlets.
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tHt>CERy TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds OF Unrr,,, ,,
NmOnntimE 10 Srn1.lu

" ~ Crawford ~ ux to r * Wort.
~" feet north line Grace Strnn,
1"p rect vest OF the Eoulnyard EnL'
"hfi ." 1916. tax s2.1G. $40
''"ISan ~ Nash TO Southern NSh.e,n,
n."huiacturinE Company. .TNlI5 rcct
~ Inc southeast corner OF I;our,i, .,,,i
;'nh Streets. February q, 1915. Tax
,o' " i. DUKE g! ny. to \. \. Tenant,
3sS icy north line Kcmpcr street
~ .'el W"St "i Randolph street. r.b
" i'I'' tax F2.5v. So"
-, 'M"n - Ida t. Crow,I.r
HH,..''. =" t"et south ri C.:v Stron,
Mairh ., 1914" $500
,,i ,.Hnd Investment Corporation 20
Ei',hat' .iscu - al lot 20 I'm hI,ct
n J." N's p.ai u Chamb"r!ayne CGlirt,
sane 70 Martina ". Iiayl;or I,,e o..
;."h 81 III block /: iu ;li.. man NJ cb,,,
H.ti"Sh" Court FcbrU.tiy -. ;,.iG
Magic Il. rerAtnso., a, >, to :,
;NIHShu", ~ iect east OF Davis Ayen,,,,
"'I!t" j. L'lH. tax $3.50. 81"
oL",Sgph Johnston 10 i J Williams
~ - "a 70, 80, lin" Nopers street.
''"ne January -, 1915. $97O.
same. trustee. 20 I. - Iy;rI,.,,,,o.
-: :" i""t west lin" Rogers Str..,
~ ie"i inches south Of Brau.r's
!'ah" FEBRUARY 20. 1916. S2TO
JHHH =. ScatDu ~ ais 10 u II J;.v
i'"t - iu' hos hy 10. fee, Gl.2
i,t.tS ""St i'n" Davis Avenue. II feet
!! - inches north al Main -.,.o,
'"iHalI -, 1916, TAX Sflu $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND
AGAIN AT WHITE HOUSE
second Visit Within Week Lend. 10
suggestion Fhnt European Peace
Why IfC Under Disru.sinn
Speeiai to rhe Times Dispatch

special 20 The Times D!sna,cb
ASiiINGTON. March s. Archhishon
ireland called q; the White House to-
HHF and conferred with the yrcgf,I.rf
Tie Tact that /; WIS his second visit
Within \ week gave rise ia tn. SIM
roStion That tho DISTINGUISHED probate
preached the subject OF European prac.
:" IN" President Il was recalled thar
he was intensely Interested i'm peace
during the Spanish American War ana
Tho Russo-Iapancsc War, and went 10
tn" White House many times
During the war with Spain one ~
tn" most earnest advocates Of peace
Was Archbishop Ireland. II. hc!i SOW
oral secret conferences with President
Mckinley on the subject OF terminating
-" struggle. lie manifested tnc same
HoNout interest In President Eooscvclta
tfcgotiat!ons to end the war ciyvn.n
Japan and Russia, and At all times
MAS In the confidence Of the chic:
executive.
While II was stated at the White
House to-day that Archbishop Ire Hand
called merely TO pay his respects to
the President it was assumed in Of
fetal circles that IN view Of Pope .Ecnc-
diets renewed peace efforts the pros
ycct. OF peace were gone over. whether
tic Poutf or expressed his vicws to
the President was "a matter of much
conjecture.
With the revival of peace talk ca;nc
$40 r"itcratjou from tho Whit" House
~ the Presidents determination not
to. make any further ovcrturcs TO The
hclliCcrcnt nations until one oC them
specifically signifies a dssir" that the
United Sattcs use its Friendly Offices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
BISESE is ACQUITTED
IN PRINCE GEORGE COURT


PRINCE GEORGE c. H.. VA. March
Stony Riscsc, third OF tho ALLEGED
h,ibcrs ia the early history Of Hope
wrll to face n jury. was tried before
Judge West here to-day. BiscS" va.
indicted in two cases. The trial Of til"
.irs, indictment resulted in IN acuuit-
tai and the second was nollc pressed
ny the Commonwealth. The Indictment
on which the accused was tried alleged
that he Ind offered Du pont detectives
tho sum Of Sc5 not TO testify in cor
tain liquor cases The detectives wcro
!. NJ. Dallas and T.. L. Miraglio. Only
two witnesses wore examined for tho
defense. After hearing the evidence
III The first case and The return OF Il vrr-
diet OF acquitted tho Commemorative:
Attorney asked that the remaining; im-
,lictWcnt hc dismissed
bSiv two other cases remain Ia he
tried against the Ilop"Wcll police on
"crs indicted last summon. Samuel
safer. who was doing patrol duty. and
former Police chief W. y. Henderson
VIII be called upon tomorrow to an
sW-er TO charges OF accepting bribes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

small property featured the trading
on IN: local real estate market yes
'crday' the sales for The day OF city
property arSrcratinE less than $4,000.
II" business WAS confined almost en-
urci% TO the transfer OF this class OF
property. while ltcnrico County and
south side lands were comparatively
inactive. III" mortgages and releases
"cf" about III" average number and
SIZE for the usual day.
Margi" T.. Parkinson aud others sold
I" j. u. Garncal Il lot fronting thirty
rect on the south Side of lack Avenue.
just cast of III. corner OF Davis
Avenue. The property is improved
Win two brick Hats. and sold ro.
FS'SV". according to the tax paid on
INC deed in the Chancery Court THIS
was the largest deal to develop
"a" fuiidine Department issued nc-
'""h permits yesterday. aycrcrati,l-
nor" than Eic.ooc. Ia this lot was
Il permit /" y =. luIliam to builJ ,wn
'"o-st"rN brick dwellings Oh the .o,,,
S'"" or HAMMER Avenue, between sh,r.
para ana West Streets. Ihat will cost
Si''p"". Thcr" wcr. also several oth.,.
'"'Se permit. for dwellings,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
NEGROES PROTEST
"i"rcd Itcpublicans Claim That Whites
Denied Them Admission 10 Dis
trirt Conventions.

Following the refusal of the Itcpub-
mean convention yesterday. which met
II! u" musings Court. Part H. to give
"a nearing 10 twenty-five Coiorcd Re
publican delegates, elected at 4 mass
meeting held or SATURDAY night n spc-
citi meeting was called for : o'clock on
saturday afternoon in the True Re-
formers Hall for the purpos. of form
ing Il permanent organization Of col
Orcd voters.
II was stated last night that this
Organization. once perfected, would
';iit :. State convention. and congress
S'"''ai instruct conventions. FOR the pu.-
pos" OF tanning officers and clccrin..
delegates To the chica go convention. ar
which Tim" N" negroes Will contcs, tn.
ri"ht "t the whites who, they claim.
ar" the minority element OF tho To
publican party. TO dominate the affairs
in Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
srrnEME cotnr or APPEALS.

Tho following Is - SUMMARY of .ho
proceedings in tho supreme I.our, OF
Sccuri,y nan nv, ,r., ,tt"'.N
l,oWcH ArEucd by Mr.. Wolcott and w
u iinTrourhs. for the appellant, and
ny James &. Martin. for the appellee,
Regular arrum"nt docket:
NO % Washington and Ola DO
minlon Hallway vs.. Westinghouse Einr
trio and Mannfacturinu Com;.n,-
l'artly argued and continued ,ntiI to-
day.
Next cIs"a Ia be called;
No 3,-Turnhull ct Al VS. Hurord.
administering. ct ais
No Shnnks ct ais vs. Calvert
Mortgage and Deposit COMPANY
No. a3.-~llostctier ct al vs.. Hitch
iEEs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
BUILDING PERMITS.
fttt"cn building Permits. Amounting
SJt.I!lN.


WIZ '2' 'oF G 'n 81 % dainE ~G }n
sp@.etqrI. hpilsG as follows:
frame dwelling on tn" west side Of
Noble Avenue. between walton ana
W.st wo"d avenues. TO cost E5,5po.
~ y, .ck d"e!Iih@e on The south side Of
itahoNcr Avenue, between Sheppard
w. j Gilman. 10 build two two-story-
hrick dwellings on Tho east side OF
West street; between leonard and
STUART streets. to cost $1,000
". l.. Wills. to build two-stoty
frame stor" ana dwelling at COZ stuart
Road, 20 cost $1,000.
q. r Mouu,castic 10 build :; two
stoFIX franc DWELLING on n" cast side
OF fwcuty-iith street, between the.
Nine Mile Road and the corporate linn
It's. TO cos, <l.iS6.
W. + brinkard. Jr. to build two
story brick dwelling on the east side
"t addison Street. between stuart and
iark Avenues, 70 cost s1."oe.
y. g. iiirgifh"tham. TO build a brick
nU". 20 cos, <29i
garage in req. Of Iol9 Floyd Avenue,
y Turner. to build a onc-s,ory frame
dw' Hing on the south side Of Wallace
street. between West and Beaumont
Stt.cts. To- cost $500.
frame dwellings al Sit and SiS Mon
'F2s. Venue t" cost $a,"oe.
!onn M,Mtpby to rep.ir hricN store,
7 V Evans. 10 repair brick dwelling.
;oi Fast cary Street. 10 cost $Ili
u: l<astehcrG's Sons. to repair brick
store l7l2 Fast Main street. TO cost
). T.: Hqsan. to repair frame dwell
ing. as iiayncs Avenue, 10 cost sI.5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
CHARTERS ISSUED.

marl"rs "erc issued by the state
fn TIi,n"''''o" Commission Yesterday as
ii"nrwcn baseball Corporation.
MN, MN. we" q, o., Maximum. s25oO9. mini
L.,"' duo. par value. $40 NJ y.
i,"ii'' president. Petersburg: J. y Eng
"u'' secretary, iiop"won
9, bowman Real Estat. Corpora,iou
Sthunion Maximum. 5000. 900. mini
.,.,.., $Dn"p": par value. 800. K"at
a''' business. =. =. bowman, rresi-
IN CLARENCE Splitter secretary. both
Mmeh" !ounty EanIl. Amelia court
MAXIMUM. $4,000: minimum,
I,,''""" pa value. s25. J q. Jefferson
-, P,."'u"ht ~ {. Gburn. Jr.. s"crc-
"a ana cashier. both Of Amelia
Ehs' tfanklin Mutua! Telephone COM
IA ,,,n -. + -. Union Han. Maximum
';w"p' minimum. $1,000: par value. S25
~ H. ,, Saunders. president. Scruggs: A.
"r"ign corporation:
&C. san-rocah"ntas Fuel COMPANY. q
,,aL NI,slnia corporation. domcsti-
'oh'ciFiiic statutory agent, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
MULES FOR ENGLAND
ARE kILLED IN WRECK

CONVICTION. VA. March S.--A
broken iiangc or fast castbounJ
Chesapeake and Ohio train wrecked
two cars loaded with mules for tho
English government about one mile
east Of here early to-day. Five mules
were killed, six injured. and seventeen
turned loose. Trainmustcr Tally and
Road Supervisor Patton, OF this place
while on the way to the wreck on a
motor car. ran into three OF tho mulcs
Knocking the motor car off the track
and hruising the occupants.