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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-30

AFRO March When opeo4an
f come lae ram of fae Aasira-
Aa mrsa Hpai ARK ~ ao
nsrsef sHa taHt tfee lo4A'
from hs na 0a gauatlt
tae American ,a sador 70 rurses
aas been asked ase his Inlaeuof
% gee mat TIE efse es are rot d.shlfs
ed. 'Is
Before Gaai as evacuated iis
p.aatius y sar trees around ne
burial mounds Haa aifeadg been a.
eiaed on aad uaniitg 81 ofas
trees erfe ea rom Australia .o'
this purpose 1as slthdfaaal - ,as
British iroas 0ped the pfoIe
Tie satile i.s are noe se.n.
tended 90 EaH peailng i1e Nm'
Ben faes caa planted u tar
la3aolateI piafr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-30

Germs Not Quick Enough
But. continued nr Waite 'rom hh
cot al Bellevue fhe eorms which the
bad man from Egyp had used 20 hiH
Mrs Peck hadn't worked swiftly
enough 10 please the murderous
Egyptian. Who years ago had tebeu d
residence in pr Waic'a s0nl and
would mot DE- ousicd even though, uc
eordine 10 hc dentist. he mad gems
into Central park often accompanied
by no one except the "had man and
had fourh against the evil one and
had tried 10 run away from him
But the abnormal Egyptian was SO
fleet footed that he Away caught up
with nr Waite Bach in the River
side drive aparimenls, therefore lhe
bad man again was In possession OF
Dr Waiies being when Mrs NaIl@s
father John T.. Peck came fol yiaiE
Killed Peck by Poison.
Promptly ne bad man from Egypt
brushed hy Dr Waiie's protests and
decided 10 KIN Mr. Peck The bad
man had not forgotten. however Tina
murder by the germ method wa too
slow Therefore said In Waite 10.
day. the bad Egyptian decided 10 mur.
Der Mr. pecR hN putting arsenic in his
soup. in tea and in ma cesnoeg which
N bad man forced Dr Waite % hand
10 Mr Peck live or six hours before
he died
The bad man that hcla -ull sway
over d. Waitc's soul when he com
mitted these crimes, therefore was
wholly to blame. not he dentist Whae
the bad man gripped him Or Waite
says he was abnormal But as ~.
Gently as the night before last the
doctor said normal,iy came back TO
him. In SO FAR as ne aas able fully 10
rid himself Of the bad man from Eeypi
Claims He is Normal.
Try as the dentist would for year
pas 10 force 'ho bad man 70 take the
count AN efforts were vain until sud
denly on Monday night after mighty
struggle as he lay on his cot in the
prison ward Of Bellevue he finally
chased he bad man from his soul
forever
Consequently. 10 matter what his
other personality may have done I'M.
mediately before Mr.. and Mrs Peck
we're murdered. tae dentist Is nov
himself again ana incapable Of CON
miftiup homicide
Dr Waite. during his recital OF his
crimes committed by the bad man
ifom Egypt and Of his struggles 70
down the bad man mentioned hat dug
ing those struggles he had told Clara
fhis wiiel aboa the bad Egyptian
verificailon or denial of this state
ment can. OF course, easily be- obtain q
from Mrs Waite.
Family Accepts Insanity.
From various significant happening
yesterday he belief constantly grew
hat not only the Waite family. bui tho
peck family John t. Pecks sister
Miss Catherine: his son. Percy and
perhaps his daughter. Mrs Waite
would accept a verdict OF insanity
against Dr. Waite. and although the
was said for Percy Peck authoritative
Is today that he bears no malice
against Dr waite an dalihough The
son OF the murdered man wants p
see the law enforced and be- is ready
10 acsp' any "exienuaiine c'ream
stances which mighi happen 70 hol
40 in the dentists ease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-30

arfimr ai.awae i. m,iffau q ihe
uHo.H an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-30
$3l5 90

will put a soo-pound capacity "
king Separator IN your possession.
Larger ones are as cheap. in pro-
portion. tire sse-paund capacity
Viking selling for 5000 and the
ooo-pound Viking tot 5000
Write us for booklet, or visit us
and let Us explain why BrowuwaIl
Engines and Viking Separaiors
are superior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
ELECTRIC PER MITs.

nsnman s Hines. for w II whomp-
Gins for 40 West Leigh Street. I'VE
fixtures ana four lights
W II: jerks, for Connolly &. Co, 1925
North Twenty-third street. TWO lights.
Same. for kountrce Cherry Corp Ill
West Broad Street. six outlets.
Same. for w L. Ragland. 900 Lamb
Avenue. two outlets and two lights
.samc for state Chemist, II North
Eleventh Street. twenty-five outlets
Godsey 6. Fry for II e Francis. col
China street, five outlets for lights.
EdEar NJ Andrews. for Western
Union telegraph Co. ITO East Main
street. i've outlets aud eleven futures.
J. T. Str!nger, for VI. Black .O3
North Seventeenth street overhaulinr
wires and making meter loop.
NJ. y. Pembcrtoa. for !. +. Thorn
ton. 81 North Adams Street, seven
outlets and four fXturcs.
Same, for Standard Auto Equipment
Co. II West Broad Street, eight out
lets i've hNturcs and one small motor.
". II. ,Ienks. for Connolly & Co
i"HI North Twen,ythrd Street. two
]. +. StrirSer, for Academy ot Mu-
sic. six outlets and futures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

me the trading on the local real
. tate market Yesterday was cxtron,n'
hraNN, the sales We're confined win
ne exception to the transfer of small
H"poftF' ana as Il result the totals
no" onh' about the average DAYS
,HS'hcss' the large sale alone raised
=" figures for the day hy SOL 0oo
'"nric" County property was also or-
w. with several sood sales devotion
H@
iic i"rgcst sale OF tho day was thai
"h.cl the old Homestead Mann.
tc'urinG Company acquired from the
- est chesapeake Realty CORPORATION
d" prick Warehouse fronting nfty-two
nj "n"-fa!f feet on the west side Of
street. just north of the
.orncr of Marshall street. The pur-
'haSe price was $4,000
Charles r. Billups ana wife sold to
G. Satterfield II tract OF 100 acres in
,cnlico Count! fronting on the Meadow
fridge Road, about onc-half mile north
- the city limits. The consideration
Mas reported as being 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
atEHTERS WILL. HOLD
MEETING IN TAZEWE.II.

ISncc:ai Ia The Times Dispatch.
IHHfSTIANSEI'RG IA N,rr, "a
"a" meeting 81 the First District. Wv
Slnia Division, L. n. G viii be hcld in
Ia:eWelt, April 81. with Taycw.lj
thaptHr, No. 100, as hostess. Mrs.
Charics sumter. OF Chris,iansburu.
hES' VICE president Of tho divi.lon and
'halE!nan or First District. Will prc-
side. Among the women promin,nt in
T. u {. work who will attend tn, meet
IA" are, Miss y. G. Preston. Of seven
Nile Ford. president oc Virginia Diyi.
sion Mrs y. Y. Eandolnh, honorary
president general and chairman OF re-
n"i work, OF H'chInoud Mrs. r. D.
Tucker OF powhatau, third vice-prc.i
dent. Mrs. II. l. BISHOP fourth vice.
president. Of Richmond; Mrs \. A..
Campbell Of Wythcvillc; Mrs. W. q. y.
Merchant. Of Chatham, and Mrs. y. d.
Eile' Of Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
ter Street Mnrch q. 1nlG: sa.1ao.

ter Street , MareH e i,lc; s4.rao,
lin" rcndam Avenue. ,ao rs S south OF 81
Hooper street. March Il. 1916; ST.
I1o.
Same to u. !. Nualn. trustee. tho
next above. March, II. 1916, $3.50
Joe G"odw!n 81 GN 10 +. Sitterdinr
south lin" \ street. - feet west Of
/ Thirty -nrS, Street. also, iS1-2Nl 0n
feet north linc = Street. % Zee, west
o. rhu'y second street. March %,
| W. G. S,ertI to II, $ Hutzlcr g, al.
trustees. 3"% = icct north line Win
i"n Street: also, 3S>ilo fec. south lin"
Windcr street. 81 feet east OF stump
ter street. also. - feet = inches by
i2o feet north line Taylor street. at
March -. 1915. 1895
u g hcnc" TO l. T.. Campbell. trur-
plan OF chambc'laync Court. Eebru-
/ AIRY - l:lf; $3.50.
~ block ~, the plan of cnarnbcrlayne
court. March -, l"iG $50.
/ Ionic H. I.ucy TO .nlne. lots 81 and
/ ~ ia oioch u - TN" pttn Of chamber
~ NJ Jolly 10 II. X Pollard. il.
! '"Al -" feet south line ChatHn Street
. - feet : inches w"s; OF Beech street.
March -. 1916. $7S4
w -. M"N''ca$'l" - IN. 20 w l..
+ TElcr. ct a.. trustees, 2oxSS ceat cas-,
Hue TwontN-h!tn street. 81 feet :
/ !nchn@ north Of Nine Mil. Road March
. -, 1915. $ll2n.
! W = l:ayl.ss Q, ux 10 r;!cb.ro, &
i'rutchh"lh. trustees. IS l-2yGi fee,
north line jay street, i5s = feet ives,
f"i Mnshy street. March -? 1916: $3.50
! on Homestead Manufacturing 90,
: 90 American National Bank. trustee,
- -@Ni'i feet west line Nineteenth
S,Fc",, ~, zee, north OF Marshall
j. \. Robinson ct ux to Iolr q
Eael'r. trustee. acXi33 feat D., Inches
sol'n line wallace street. 1872 fec,
1916. 1900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
PAY HONOR 10 MEMORY
OF THEIR IEI.LnM wv DE N,E

LEXINGTON, VA, March 3"..As q
token OF respect TO danes Few. tho
twenty two-Ncar- I'D member OF the
senior law class OF WASHINGTON ana
Lee University. who died yesterday "r
pneumonia the regular university cx-
ercISeS wcr" suspended this morning
The entire student body assembled at
the Ice Memorial Chapel where Il brief
service was conducted. and later, with
the members Of the faculty, followed
u the rear OF the funeral concourSe
which conducted his remains To the
railway station. from whence his body
%as shipped for intcrment on Friday
AT Rev, Va. Mr.. Rev died at the
jackson Memorial Hospital on Wedncs-
day evening after a very brief illness.
lie was prominent and popular in the
university life. being a member Of the
Kappa Sigma fraternity and other hon
orary societies
The baseball game scheduled with
SWarthnorc College for Friday has
been cancelled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
~ NERAIS OF VICTIMS
OF ACCIDENT ARE HELD

NSRURG, VA. March 30
me funeral services of Richard f.
stephens and Claude y. Stamper we're
held at the same hour Il, the Presby-
terrain church here to-day. Rev. T.. T..
Lane, j. IL. Powers and Scott Mere
dith officiating. Masonic lodges of
'hnst!ansburg and Blacksburg con-
Quoted the ceremonies ut the grave
Nh. stephens, who was a native Of
mas place. rs survived by his wife
MI S'amper. native Of Ohio. is sur
Nived by his Wife who was n Miss
Nnry Shields, Of this place. ami two
small children. Both young men we're
'i"pi"! cd by the engineering depart
nent Of the G., G. IL .. Railway ON
t!nucl work at Dante, Va aud met
their death in collision between a
motor car ON which they We're travel
ing. and n work train hardling con-
crete machinery, which occurred in the
Tunnel OH Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

north ling Cary S:.es', s. fee' cas-, Of
Land Investment Corp. 70 r.. G
! be p',u OF chamhcElnyne Court. Feb
same 70 J. +. seay. tots 9 and IS in
block g. III the piaH OF Chaubc!ia yuc
Court, Marcn - leIf. goo
s'auc 70 Lonie H. Lacy. lots G. and
~ ~ hlock u in iho plan ~ Chamber
!aNuo Court. February -, 1916: $H"u
Same :" Emma Ron"len ct al. lots
looNi25 fec. south line Graham Road
2s7 feet . Inches cast OF Lcmbnrdy
street. March -, 1916: tax, 81 SO
Same 20 Harry " smith - al 100
feet on Graham Road N CEambcrlayn"
Court, March -. 1910. $3.50.
c. y. lligsason. Ct uX- 70 Leslie 9.
dali Avenue. $50 feet soUti! OF Fyoop-
q street March ~ 1910: TAX. $50;
Ashton s,arkc. trustee. 70 = II
l"cruC in til" plan a. Ch"s,1,u liilI
March %, 1915; tax. $3.50; $40
Amanda Franklin - al. 10 Elizabeth
v. l.ee l5Xioo fc@, norfh line cain,
crime street, 100 fee, from Iiancoci:
street February %. 1916: $3.50.
An hey! Realty - Corr 20 Mrs Mary .,
"' colonial Place. section = March
Free. Y. Gum At uX. TO John F Craw-
eesr line Sixth Street. i3a Feet north
q clay street. March -, 1915; ;ax.
e 4 Nuckols G: ny: to Arthur Levy
50 feet % inches by - feet south limo
Fitzhuch Avenue, roo fc.t west Of La
iayctte street. March 20 1916. tax.
81: So
Carrie l.. Dickev e, al 10 G. II. Muck
OILS, :" feet Ia inches ny ia feet south
line ti,zhu"h Avenue. 3on feet west az
Lafayette street. october u, 1915;
tax, 81: So.
Lizzie x Chelf ct al to Alexander
Cameron. IL. i? sect J 10 inches h..
: =" feet LII inches west line Twenty
thiVd street. 50 feet 3 81 inches south
"f Franklin street. March II, 1916:
So O0n
West Chesapeake Realty Corp. 10 Old
Homestead Manufacturing Co. 52l-2-
Xio6 feet west line Nineteenth Street.
u. feet north of Marshall street
March ., lHlG: s25.000.
Eosalia &. Page 10 Mary NJ. Wass-
mCr. ljXl25 feet south line Ashland
street. l0j feet cas-; OF Randolph
Street. March % 1916; TAX. 81 $40.
Ellie l.. umlaut 81 al TO David Riley
- -9Nl32 fcct east line Thirty-Scr-
ond street. l25 feet north OF Q Stree;
M"rc- |. 1916: S325.
Cornclia Il. Shields to James \.
I,ohin"on, 20X13% feet inches south
line Wallace Street, 1872 feet west OF
l:itchi" Street. March -. 1916 tax.
= $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
pRC|A YOUTH LET Off
| WITH PAYMENT OF FINE
Had Been Sentenced to Twelve
Years In Prison for Robbery
From Person.
RVS VERDICT IS SET ASIDE
|'iy Discovered Evidence Results
u His Release After Pleading
'uilty to Charge Of Petit Larceny.
caves for His Home.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA. March 20 In
Hastings Court today. the verdict
|'n" case Of Clark TribbIc. 81 young
&c man from G"Orgin. who was con
fed nj the last term Of the court
charge OF robbery from the per
l. and ltis punishment h.cd a..
I've years ia tn" pcnitentiary. was
aside on tho ground OF mftcr-Jis-
cred evidence. The Young man thcu
Erred II plea Of guilty of p"ti; lar
- and TIL" court assessed fine Of
against him Counsel for the pris-
~ made n stron; plea Ia hi, behalf.
Presenting him 10 lie highly con
ted ~ Georgia. ~, :rf, Tor hl-
ne In that state ,"-hii,ht
II the Circuit Court Of Prince George
tcrda'. Judge Chichester rrcsidiur,
&c negroes. sam Farmer Fred Ford
l curtis STANLEY, wcr" convicted Of
is"hrca"inG. and sentenced 30 tie
iitentiary each FOR term oC uvc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
MISS GORDON TO BECOME
BRIDE OF DR.. GRAYSON
Mrs. Wilson's Most Intimate Friend
Engaged to MUIR. Presidents phy-
sirinn and Naval Aid.

WASiilNGToN, March 3O.-Dr. Cary
L. Grayson, President Wilson'S phy-
sician aud naval aid. and Miss Alice
Gertrude Gordon, of this city Mrs
Wilson'S most intimate friend. Viii hc
married within the next two months
Announcement OF the engagement was
made to-day by Mrs. Henry Wool
Flournoy. Of New York. Miss Gordon $
aunt. The wedding will take place
either in New York or Washington. and
may be soleninizcd III the White House
The President and Mrs. Wilson will
attend.
The coming marriage is another 70.
nance Of til. White House. Miss Cor
don's mother and Mrs. Wilson were
great friends. aud when Airs. Gordon
died Mrs. Wilson took II deep interest
in the daughter. Upon the death OF
Gen Gordon, later. the attachment be-
tween the two grew warmer. Miss
Gordons mother and DR.. GraysDn'
mother were reared III the same Vir-
Sinia county. MeckicnburC. although IL
is not known whether they we're ac-
quaintcd
Miss Gordon was a guest OF Miss Mar
Garct Wilson AT Cornish, y. n last
summer. when Mrs. Wilson. then Mrs
Norman Gait, was d guest at tn" sum
mcr home of the President DR.. Gray
son WAS thcr" also and his attentions
10 Miss Gordon were as noticeable "a
those OF President Wilson 10 Mrs. Galt.
The two couples often went riding to-
Eether and spent much time together
upon tho golf links Miss Gordon also
was member Of President Wilson
party a, the great review of the At
lantic fleet last Year.
Miss Gordon is twenty-five years ol.,
aud was left close TO a million dollars
by her father. She receives the income
from the property. Despite her for
tune. she is not cXtravaGantly Inclined
and Is regarded as most sensible. low
able young woman. She is domestic IN
her tastes with love for outdoor ey-
erc'ses. like horseback riding and golf
ing
After the marriage the couple will
live In Washington. DR.. Grayson's du-
ties being in this city. He is "A passed
assistant surgeon In the navy and is
highly regarded in tho medical world
because Of his knowledge Of medicine
and surgery. Re Is a close student
of the medical and surgical devotion
ments OF m. European war and of the
progress OF medical science through
out the world. II. was educated ar
William and Marv College and graGu-
atcd from the Medical College OF Rich
mond. lie has been surgeon in the
navy almost since he graduated a,
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31

william Johnson and william Smi,l,
r~roes' nrrestcd nero rs suspected
nLltiylS from justice N Norfolk. were
.'chS'H las; night tn" officer son, -or
'n'm nrding that they v.r. M, ~,
neu wanted ~"
y meeting OF the Prince G.or.c
Hchoo! teachers Will be held a, Hon.
Ms!i ON Saturday. The principal ad
'r":s Mstl 10" delivered hy Profe.snr
J II Bintord OF III. S,,ia rnard y.
!Idncat!or. ~
~ vas apparently qulet in tn.
: NrsY c"nr to-day. ana th,. prob,tii
~ Is ,hai when the eases pending, in
80 h., ''i'n I@nri a"ainst members Of
'"c pAhG are disposed of the ca,nu ~,
'" ihN't'd 10 move elsewhere rL,s
Inn.l"S H""'n ahnndantiy supplied with
Marion. The nvc-year dau2btcr
~ Shd Mrs Edward l.. Alien. Of
measles. "'''N o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
HENnIco cRcrur cornr.

Al uuusuullv heavy criminal dock
q viii To disposed OF during the Arril
term OF the I"urjc" Circuit Court
which conNcu.s for Us initial session
Monday. ManE OF the cases Mere APP
Sh"riN " Webb Sydnor has sum
moned strand jury n follows: II. r
Moncure. II \. Eurlc T. NJ conner
orcd y. l.. Sheppard. {. T Friend,
samuel =. puval aud T. r Dabncy'
Tie petit jury viii hc drawn from tHc
loiIowins list: W Z. Francis shelton
+. Franklin. y. H. Nill.ar,i + W
E"sehcn, y. l.. Dickson. George W
Jordan. y. w Darlington. w. ~ Wade
X. 4 SLAUGHTER. y. T. E:aughan j. \
Dictrici. }. .. puval. II. NJ Fleet. Il.
- :berhardt !. T.. Hawkins. Franl,
StciubICh ANA T.. y Nelson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
MORE THAN Sii.0ao SPENT
UPON FOREIGN MISSIONS

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety meeting was presided over by
Mrs Don s, Colt, president. Tho
treasurcrs report showed that $ll,l43.e2
had been spent by The society III mis-
siona:y work In China. This included
expenses for current work. and the
construction Of buildings for Worship.
At the business session OF the con-
ference TINS morning il was decided 10
limit by card admission TO hear Billy
sunday speak on Monday morning DR..
w. i. w cddcrSpoon, of Foundry Metho-
dist Church, said lie had received num-
"rcuS requests from congreSSmeu for
seats. Bishop cranston sug sested that
II that day WAS - good day perhaps it
would not be bad idea 10 hold the
billy sunday service out in some big
park that every body could hear him
l'r. Ncddcrspnon suggested that per-
maps convention Han would be the best
place. one Of the delegates raised the
point that MIR. Sunday had agreed 10
address the conference and not thu.
public, so II was finally decided TO ad-
NIT 10y card. This same system Will
Toe used tomorrow night, to handle tn.
crowd when President Wilson speaks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
DEALINGS ON CURE
EXCEPTIONALLY SMALL

fSnocIaI - Tue mines. pisro;ch-1
~" YORK. Nsrch 80 -beailnrs ~. .ha
cHih today "-T" on ~ -NCep,ioualiy small
srai' while price changes were narrow and
without any marked trend Sales:
"",Hp tetan Explosives. 22i,n.3. 10 ca.
Cane sugar. 80. dS5Tq: c0N Nn\i:n Mu.i,,ou.
9rh'e, -" Mgnhattan Transit l,sal'.: : ~,
MinNa!" Steel 81 ,"S5; LII Hikers 5G75
-" i"hHrco I'r"'iHc's i5Gi5a.: 5dn ,'ns.in,,
81 l,'-f 90 90 Sapuipa OIL la,.ri3: TO- :
IN Atlanta, 1871 l3i. @o,GSn Cons Arizona - :,
"a 800 cons. Nevada Utah. .-lIsH ~.
n'ifh"ld Cons. .6I:S: zoo Jumbo 74,,7i. ~
= snis8!ns, 7H'I2>: ZOO RcN Cons. ga.
Ills 70; 30 Standard OH % indian, -?s5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

"rstmiDster PrcsbSt terrain Church,
Cleaners Mother Goose Party. Z to q
O'ciOck.
Randolph school. entertainment
under auspices of Mothers Club,
S:i5 O'Clock.
Federation of Mothers Clubs, SUJ
East Marshall street, historical
meeting, 3:3D o'clock.
John Marshall High school Or
chcstrn. c"nccrt, High School build
ing, S:tJ o'clock.
tmcricnn-Itniinn Political Society.
Colombo Hall, poIiticni rally, =
O'Clock.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ellington, In
''ih" Lie: mntiner, .:io; night,
$40
LyrIc-PupuInr vaudeville; NATL
nrr,.3; night, 1::i8 and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Perui;s were issued yesterday ht
Plumbing Inspector i.anders as fol-
lowS.
\. W. Howlc for Naeelsman e
Guidt, 500 Yves, Car: Street,
Joseph a. Berry & Co. for DR. r. V.
McCrav, 500 East Grace street
G. Manning Plumbing Co. for Bald
win Brown. and South Seven
r. A. Hall. for Mrs. Sarah Hawks. al4
North Thirty-second Street
1. G6aTlsehoeh aIs S co; fo1 DR. G; A.
Same. for c. F. Sauer. l64s West
Broad Street.
Frank J. Lechner. for II r. SIN
grey. AIS Fendall Avenue.
Burton & Gregory for George
ownes. 3ol2 Floyd Avenue
Bowman &: Gregory. for r. VI An
dcrson Il Co, 1921 and 1922 Garland
same fo- same. 7oc. 7o4. 7os. 70s.
~" and 7l2 Graham Road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-31

par value. sloC. L. a. Hartman. pres
idcnt. Petersburg: Don T.. Halscy, sec
rotary and treasurer. Lynchburg.
NJ. w. Gayle * Son, inc, Newport
News, naxtmunt. $1,000. minimum.
$1,000. par value. Sin0. NJ W Gayi..
Sr. president; NJ. W. Gaylc, Jr.. sec
rctary ana treasurer, both OF Newpor;
News.
Amendment 20 charter of Atlas Spe-
c'al Co. Inc, Richmond, reducing it's
maximum capital stock from $l00.o0p
to 100000.
N'ncndmcn, 20 foreign charter:
Thomas j. Stecn Company. Il corpora
ton "t TIA" stat" Of New York. ircrcas-
inE us m"Nitnum capital stock from
li9s0O 10 $lJ9.OGO
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Seven Building Permits. Amounting

Permits for ne" and repair work
we're issued yesterda" by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
g. T. Prairie. TO repair frame store
at 3il7 Government Road. TO cost SEQ.
Clarence Cosby. TO repair brick
warehouse at 1923 East cary street.
to cost $50.
). 9. Richardson. 70 repair concrete
dwelling at 1909 Richmond Avenue. TO
cost sloJ.
james licikor 20 repair brick store
It II North Addison street 10 cost
bic frame garage in rear OF 300 Fourth
Avenue. 70 cost Sl6c
NJ. p. Nunnally. TO build ,wo-story
frame dwelling at $50 South Laurel
street. 10 cost sl,S00
payis Brothers. To build TWO two
story frame dwellings on the east side
or tourth Avenue, between Front
street and Stuart Road 10 cost 8, 600
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cH.NcEi,y RELEASE pEup.
Eleven Reien>e Deeds.
\ mounting

10 s.s,5.I.O5
= -. Eiam ct als trustees, 10 Peter
MarsbaN streets. Marfh s'f - 1915 .'n"
II r Richoson Q, a.. trustees 70
Ffank Roth. !; fees II inches by 1872
i"et ~ the southeast corner of ST
!..agi and Baker Streets March %,
II " jackson ct al. trustees. 70
Claude Z sp,.nlflo :, ~X.' 20 fee, :12
inches by 1co feet south limo cary
Mulberry stree, March q, 1915; 81.
. u Furer"n, trustee. 20 3. II
s"nthwos' corner Of cowardin street
"n! b".wood Avenue: also. $50 acres
n Hanover COUNT March Is. 1916;
same to Amanda Franklin. l7i-2x-
= feet south line Leigh street. III / .
i.sL vest 81 Graham street March !.
y ! Mccurdy ct al, trustees 20 D.
: Jones'. 15Ni25 feet AZ the southwest
I corner Of "aEwood Avenue and cowar-
o'u street March -. 1916: Sig5Sg
Cum. IS feet inches ~ 81 fec,
"ISi I'm" sixth street. l23 f.rt north
l OF clay street. March j.. lalf; $3Sgf
- Jones. 20 feet @i-2 inches bv 100
ieet SOUTH lin" Cary street II: feet
" S. inches east % Mulberry street,
! N!aror u. l@ls. s599.T5.
Bans ~ Commerce and Trusts. trus-
tee =" - }. Rose ct TX. 3oxl3a feet
We; Inc Twenty-e!chth Street March
Joan 6 Pollard. trustee to Yves,
/ Chesapeale Rcalty Corp. a2l-@xIo6
zee, north OF Marshall stree, March
=. 3, i.e::lse 70 Mary MAY. 2ox7o feet
street and Floyd Avenue. March 20.
! 1915; $3.50