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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-28
Official Text of Note Arrives.

Washington Dec 28-The official text of Germanys reply to Presidents Wilson's note received here early day. So far known unaccompanied by any o and said to be substantially the the unofficial text received Tuesday from Berlin.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-28
:. ANSWERS SWISS NOTE

Berlin. Dec. 2S.-TheN German reply to the Swiss note was<handed to the Swiss minister today. It was on the same lines as the reply to President Wilson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-28

THE WEATHER Colder tonight; Friday fair and cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
FINANCES
ARE IN SOUND CONDITION
That Is Proved by Satisfactory Price
for Which school Bonds
Were Sold.
BALTIMORE MEN BUYERS
Contracts for Supplies Are Awarded
by Board OF Directors of Ccntral
State Hospital-Body of DIR. Nc
keown Is Sent to Washington.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. |

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. April !3.-The
purchasers of the 100000 city OF
Petersburg school bonds. bearing i-2
per cent At S2.S5 premium yesterday
afternoon were Baltimore financiers-
jenkins, Whedhee Il Poe. and a. r.
Leach. Their bid WAS Joint. The bid
was sl02S5. or S2o5,70o for the entire
issue OF 100000. There were eight
bids for the issue. but that OF the Bal
timorc bankers was the highest. The
sound condition OF pctersburg's IL
uanccS makes its bonds rank high In
the financial market, and desirable
as an Investment. AS has been stated
IN The Tim"s- Dispatch, the proceeds
Of these bonds Will be devoted 10 the
Improvement Of public school facilities
in the city. y new high school, At an
estimate OF Slio.o00. is to be erected
and the grammar school facilities are
TO be enlarged at an estimated cost Of
SS0.nVp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
ioi"htt PtESBNTERIAI
'oENENES Vt WiI,I.t>Tox

NHkkENToN, VA. April i2--rro
ot"ilac 'reSoytcrial convened In lie
!ourih annual session in tho prn,,,.
terrain church Of this place ON W.dnns.
Friday. "ii'''
y 1,he fea, , Of the frs, days session
""s an address by Rev. Hugh n ji,,d.
SON OF Charlottesville on Home Mis-
SONS. He dwclt largely upon Nh.
treat need Of personal WORK In thc
fura! communities. without which no
CROWN OF the church would suffer
iresb%tcrial and who are prominent in
inc chprch work are: Mrs II. y. Price
Baltimore; Rev. II. +. Williams E,,.h.
vile; Rev. William Chinn. Warrcn;or.
HfS' p'iN!h Gates. Washington: Miss
Lancaster. Ashland: Miss Josephine
'nonh; Mrs. W. w. Williamson. Wa.
irenton. Mrs. j. L. Bcatiie chevy
Chase, Md; Mrs. h D. Sprcchor. sykes
vile. Md; Mrs. John Mcaly. NJ; Wash
inSton Md; Miss Mary Weddcli. Wash
inR;on; Rev. g. l.. Crane, Africa. Miss
washington; Miss Annie Shaddon.
l!ouc"vcrt W. Va; Miss Rose Doug
las. \ldic Va: Mrs. j r. Dorri,ec
Washington: Mrs. y q. pinkerton. Bal
lm"Te. Mrs j. T. Jones. Ashburne
Va. Mrs. w. NJ. Buchanan. Baltimore:
Miss Ada McGcachy. Iiillsdals Md.
and Mrs w. NJ. Washington. Nokcs-
vile Va
The officers elected for the ensuing
wear are Mrs ~. u. Price. president
Mrs. David Sprecher. recording score
itary: Miss Flournoy. secretary Of study
ici.sScs. Mrs Jones. OF Ashburion. Sec
retary of church education and minis
iterial relief: Miss Lucy T. Smith. OF
Rockville Md, secretary az conEr.Ga-
tional and home missions; Mrs. Gates.
secretary OF young peoples work; Mrs.
buchanan, Preshyterial visitor All Of
these were elected for one year. For
two wears. up {" 1918: Mrs. Bcattic.
vice president, Miss Weddcll treas
urer. Mrs. Washington. historian: Miss
Douglas. secretary % foreign missions;
Mrs. Dorrittcc, secretary OF assembly
lone mission. Miss NcGcachy. sccrc-
tary Of literature. and Mrs. Pinkerton.
corresponding secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
New. Nores of Interest.

Last evening at O'clock at the resi-
dence Of the brides brother. T. = Har-
"w. in Hawk Street. Mas jamie Maria
Harlow and Irwin i. Bennett were
united in marriage. rev l.. =. Flournoy
performing the ceremony. Only the i'm
mediate families were present.
Al I:40 o'clock last evening at the
home OF G. w. Tudor in Hinton Street,
Miss Matte Octavia pittard and Wal
er Lee Hoyle. both OF this city, were
narricd by Rev. G. \. Tucker. of the
Iopewell Methodist Church. The at
! endants were Miss Blanche Tyus and
J. T. Bledsoe
Information was received to-day OF
the death OF W. Z. Siedge at his home
In Brunswick County, for the past NJ
teen years clerk OF tine county court.
\ negro claiming TO be John stat
ford was arrested in the Petersburg
and Insurance Bank to-day on the
charge Of attempting 10 draw another
mans money. lie had Stafford's de-
post book. but he does not correspond
TO Stafford.
One hundred Italian iaborers. here-
,ofore employed at Hopewell and the
Du Font plant, were Yesterday shipped
TO Chicago to be employed in railrcod
construction work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
GLAD TO
HEARSHERECOVERED
Old Lady at Seventy Sought
Health and Found 1t in Two
Bottles of New
Medicine.
Results SO Remarkable She
Urges Others to Try
Taniac.

After one passes the age Of seventy.
one is apt 70 be troubled. with stomach
trouble and poor health. and for many
years medical authorities considered
it impossible 10 revive and stimulate
the nervous system. appetite and di-
Sestive organs, hut below are facts
which Trore that the remarkable new
remedy. Tanlac, possesses powers far
beyond that OF any other like remedy
:" far discovered. and to quote tho
words OF Mrs. T.. T.. Marks. who al
ready has passed seventy years. proves
conclusively that right here in Rich
mond Tanlac is accomplishing almost
miraculous results. She said:
Il suffered from genera! debility,
poor appetite. Was very much run
down and my general health was very.
very poor. Still did not feel like
giving mp. and upon reading where
others we're being greatly helped be-
gan taking Tanlac, TOO. The results
were so remarkable that ! want all
sufferers To use this great tonic and
system builder. for If IL really could do
As IL did for me with only two bottles,
1t surely will help anyone. and espec-
tally those who are Younger than
am. have passed the three score and
ten and really have no right to ex-
rect good health, hut after taking two
hotties OF Tanlac, can truthfully sa..
1t has made me feel strong and good
again"
Mrs. Marks resides at e6lcia clay
-. this city, and is we'll known among
hundreds OF people in this city and all
VIII ma DOUBT he greatly pleased to
learn "f her wonderful recovery
Nj. ia"ham. IN commenting on this
case. which 5 truly remarkable. even
for the great medicine. Tanlac. said:
"Hundrc'.- "f people here are being
hclnrd by Tanlc and from the money
a. ms
share Tor the bread being given away
daily through the salvation Army In
this way Tanlac is not only believing
and pain. but i! feed
ING hungry stoniachs in Il thor
"urhiy practical phiianthrcpic way
and surely n" one can doubt any irnSe r
the sincerity Of either the makers Of
this new medicine or those vino praise
It 80 highly, and only hope thai all
who doubt il viii call for me at Polk
MillerS. Third AMI Broad Street. store.
where | VIII he glad to explain Tanlac.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

ih' local reai 'eta'. market was ac-
yesterday, th- sales ot city prop
~ for ~" GaT pEregatiuE sli.htIv
ore Than $.n.ro0 several large d.n,s
'''"n"d while small property vas
i've h"nrieo County aud Sou,hsid,
uds were comparatively inactive
ana releases in Ia. cit. f.II
g Selo" I'll" total 81 tho sales
III" sales Was The deal H.,
mon ne kinrsiant Land corporatjon
CURED The lot ~ the northeast cor
"I k"msiUrtor Avcnu. and tho
'ul"N"rd from The trustees 81 :hc
'"Hd street Methodist Episcopal
'"rth IN" property fronts l0OXi5O
H.. and sold for $i5.o0o. =. J. beat
r. ana simon SpIlrcra traded two
e"' End lots i'm "a transaction inyolv-
q E2i.r"u
fhc Virginia Realty and Construction
.mp"ny sold !u, frontim!E twenty
NJ feet eight inches on the north
80 az Hanover Avenue, just ives. Of
= corner OF Robinson street. Ia Hcnr,.
WtilerStcin, for SO oou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
AGED DIR. THOMAS DREW
ADDRESSES PRESENTER

pANNlI.LE. VA April l3.-Although
IN his ninety fourth year. il was with
10 apparent fatigue that Or. Thomas
Drew, III Chase City, addressed the
Roanoke Fresbytery, now in session
here. for a little over an hour last
might at the First PRESBYTERIAN ChUch.
IN, church was crowded to its capa .
city by delegates and citizens. who
heard the minister preach on the para
bic Of The ten virgins Forty years
ago d. Drew preached his first ser
mon in Danvillc on The occasion Of The
prsshytcry's meeting here. and one or
two citizens who heard HIM last night
approached him ate: the meeting was
over and reminded him OF that fact.
Rev. x. {. McLccS. of Chatham, preach
Ell the last sermon Tonight, after
which tie prcsbNtcry elected 10 meet
at Howell Clutch. Patrick County
next wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
IG.nt:
;, southern Nickel Works for Davis
,,,o ,nvrs, ~" North L"mbardy street.
w.. same. Tor Archer Robertson. laos
Naiiacc Street, seven outlets.
iiiiains Il EssIG. tor Burlington ~
~, oHVo DOCK street, on" outlet and
one hvr-horsc- power motor.
WINSTON Electric Construction 60
-" w. >. Robertson. lIo2 Grove Ave-
II" p sixteen fixtures and four lights.
- lyons ~ Williams. for Richmond
lrahsler 60. S"o East Main Street,
Same. FOR +. Nj Mcdowell 1919 Mon.
uiheht Avenue. seven outlets and three
Same, for w. Able. i1or Chann
street. three outlets for lights
same for II, s. Taylor 4. Son. Soo
rs a.ast Main Street, eight outlets and
sane, Snne for T. r. Duggan, SOC poe
v. lohn II Latham. for L. L. Bass. 40
and four nNturcs - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
In the Early Stages
of tuberculosis

your chances fog defeating this dreaded
arecti"n depend largely on your abil-
Ky 10 restore normal body functions
TO 10 this, one requirement is prop
cr attention 10 diet and pure food. Also
res, ana fresh air. day and night
mere the system is run down and
likelihood Of serious Consequences thus
Increased. l2ckman's Alternative may
prove beneficial, as il has in many
THIS is lime trea;mcrt-but unlike
any other For here the lime content is
50 combined with other ingredients as
I" he easily assimilated by the average
triai can do no harm. since Eek
mans Alternative contains no poisom
Gus or hahit-forminr drugs Sold hv
TraS!" Drug CO. and leading drugelstS
fcikman laboratory. PhiIudeIphf,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
North s,at..s Good showing.

Especial TO me mcs-b'SPh'ch1
RALEIGH, y. c.. April ia gain Of
Si2SO3929 In resources for tn" year
ending March is the showing made IN
the summary Of the condition of NORTH
,,arolira state banks Issued to-day by
the Corporation Commission. The in
crease was to Socialists. Capital stock
Increased s516.53l. undivided profits in
creased s594,4S4 and deposits show over
$4,000, 900 gain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
Burton Held ON New tI,nry,.

fhc case of Jim Hurton. coIorea.
"ho' together with Leonard Mallor..
f'7' 'olor"d. was charged with brn;,L
NE ihto the store OF AIR. l.itcIu,ld ..,r
Ifeci wood, was dismissed yrster.ta, in
me 'ienrlc" circuit Court. but Il !,.nco
M'''"ht wac issued By Iudc. scot,
charging MIN with rcc.i,E,f. ,,,
FOODS. lie VIII be tried by NJ. ,,s,ra,n
). Purycar Tomorrow \I,linr,.
hican"h guilty 20 III. charp. hut s.,,
1.hce was deferred. 1t is alleged ma,
."rt"n received the goods Mal,o.. hnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

" the regular meeting yesterday
afternoon OF the board Of directors OF
III. Central state Hospital proposals
were received and contracts awarded
for furnishing the hospital with sup
plies for the ensuing quarter. The
contracts for coal were awarded to the
several local dealers, while the con-
tracts for groceries and dry goods went
/" both Petersburg and Richmond mer-
chants. That for drug supplies was
awarded 70 STROLLER Bros. Co, of
LynChhurG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
vi NICIpAI. IMPROVEMENTS.

iFr administrative Board authorized
IN" following improvements ycSt"rd.y.
Superintendent of Tho street Clean
IL" department was directed 20 have.
h r"ptA" fore" grad" ami cinder the
sidewalk ON IN" cast SIDE Of Pari: Ave-
nue.. between Beattic ana Forest Hill
Avenues Forest Hin PARK.
CITY EuCiU"c" was instructed 10 al e.
Ntrt.s. Tor bids for tho construction OF
sever IN S'oncwall Street, Woodland
Heights.
BIDS for the craveiinE Of certain
streets ""rc opened and referred to
the city Engineer for tabulation re-
n0r' nr! recommendations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

WASHINGTON VA, April l3.-Mrs.
Eliza Massie. OF Rappahannock County.
who died OH Tuesday. was buried at
her home to-day near Laurel. Services
we're conducted by her pastor, Rev.
Mr. Harrison, of Front Royal. She
was about eighty-one years of age,
and is survived by two sons. Wade II.
Massie of Washington. Va. and Joseph
a. Massie, City Attorney Cor Newport
News, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

To the creditors OF ERNEST w. WIN
FREE. OF Richmond. In the County
or Henrico, and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on thu,
I3ih DAY or April. A. D.. 1916. the said
Ernest w: Winfree was duly adj,i,li-
Gated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be hold
American National Bank Ruildinr
Hichmond. Va. on the gath day OF
April. A. D.. 1916, at 10 o'clock in tho
forenoon, at which time tho said cred
itors may attend. prove their claims.
appoint trustee. examine the ba nix
rupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
THOS. =. SNE.kD
Referee in bankruptcy.
April 13, 1916.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
'IiINC!:RS COURT.

Jordan - rrctlow qualified in tho
thdHceTN Court Yesterday az aGmtniS-
trHio: OF the estate OF Harriet Nir-
tinia PEeilow, which was valued at
slo,3l0
Mary Z. Grasberger qualified as adj
miN!stratriX OF tho estate Of Josepil u
Ora shrrGcr. valued at S3.i7i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
VESSEL Is RELIEVED
BECAUSE OF ZEPPELIN RAIDS

NORFOLK, VA. April 13.-Because
o. the excitement In the port OF Hull.
England, incident TO recent Zeppelin
attacks, the United states Treasury De-
partment has accepted the excuse OF
Captain Evangelne, master OF the Brit
ish steamer Iona, which arrived in
Norfolk April :. and has relieved that
vessel of the fine of $4,000 imposed by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

Collector Of the Fort Hamilton Tor en-
tering this port without an American
consular bill OF health
captain Evangeiine declared that two
Zeppelin raids. occurring jus. prior 70
his departure. prevented him from, %
curing the PAPERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
LAW AND EQUITY Court.

The followins Judgments were en-
,er.H IN tn" Law and Equity Court
William Johnson Us. r w. Cares &
son. compromised for 5000
Moore Brothers vs. George " Jack
son, damages OF $50
IN Tho suit Of Is Znun vs. ,;corss +.
Fun. appealed from the Civil Justice
Court. Judgment was entered in favor
Gf tho defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
seven miles northwest OF Richmond.
April II, 1916. $500.
CHANCEnY RELEASE DEE
Eight Release Deeds. AmOuntin,
To SS.ST5.5

W. S: Bell ct al. trustees. 10 Laura
feet north line Stuart Avenue. 20 feet
east OF Elm street. April 10. 1916;
$3.50
Frank -. Epps. trustee. to Mary S
Hatcher, loi feet inches by ii5 feet
Inches at the southwest corner Of
Roger. street ANA Miller Avenue. April
II. 1916; $23l.75.
IL. : Taylor. Jr.. trustee. TO Eugene
- Pcrk inSpn. % feet 10 inches by 1872
rect south line Ncnable street. 81 feet
10 inches east Of Scott street. De-
ccmbcr II 1913; $500
"; l.: Tyl"r. trustee. to r " Secg-
fried. 3pXl35 feet south line Grove
Avenue. 3" feet east Of addison Street.
April II, 1915. $3.50
Bessie y. Catlin, eXccutrix to Ncttie
collins, iS.5HNlil feet at the south
east corner OF Pleasant View and Hin
crest Avenues. April IL, 1916; Si,062.
q. II. Funston. trustee. TO Henry
Molly, - feet II rs inches by li3
feet cast lin" Cherry street. ~ feet 8
h-S inches north Of Cumberland street.
April IL. 1915; s5O350
Same to same, the same property as
described in deed next above. April
II. 1913: ;l.b4C.
Same 70 john ". Robinson. 20xiOn
feet south lin" Catharin- street.
loi Il feet east OF Gilm.r street.
April II. 1910 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
CHANGER, TRANSFERS.
-it'"n Drrds AT Bnr@nim and Sale
:AlIla.M M my IL SlIl Nt-

Hcber, Curric II u% H. iomn = Gul
L fea, Ie sa,,, vest li"s TwslIiih s:,eei.
arch ~. iait tnx, -. $ 10. sure" |
Mary :. and t. " HUlcher 10 George
LuN, LOT i'm hiocl. T. in the plan Of
iteFE Court Ap'N :. 1916; tax 81,
Virainia Realty and Construction
a 1mP" iig. ' H,, + ! sta!lz. 25.i@o feet
irann,M Street March IS, isls; lax,
Mo@eiie Owens ct al to X. u. Sitter
e, nor;h line Leah street. hniwn ,cV
iHahtth and Dinnceu streets Anril
D., lYi6; t4% -. $40.
AahGN Realty Corporation To Nor
Scho"nhannl, lot \ in BLOCK ~ in
.!ch -, l9lG. 500 ''''' d.
Ernc=, " Moor" ct al. TO : G. Mills
itth street. - feet Ii inches norm
II NJ street. April 10, 1916; tax. $50.
virginia Realty ;Nnd Construction
inches by l7o feet T. Inches north iinc
anoNcr Avenue, - feet west of Rob
Hs"n street April Z, 1916: tax, $40.
Annie ~ Marshall ct viz TO Albert X
nch. 30 fec, inches 10y 100 feet !
"i iaIa: 't taN $ an& 8 sIo streets April
WaahinTHton, Rolling ct ux. TO Viii
iii' IN''lf, -'Ni - 1ttf west line
'ijriy fourth street, los feet south Of
street. April $. 1915; tax, so cents.
a.
". /. Purcell, trustee, ct al. to G.. q;
'os"icN. aoNi2 feet south line Vir-
mia Avci'Ie, $40 feet east Of Wcllfnr-
~, street. June |, 1916: SIS.
simon Spilb.rs ct uX. 10 l.. j. Beat
3. ~ feet inches by l2J feet south
! re stuart Avenue. 10? IL feet west
RobinnS"n street. April 10, 1915:
y IS, SO
i j. heattie to simon spiberg, ask
% feet north line Beverly Street. 81
ot | inches east Of Robinson Street
oril l. 1915; tax, SIG. $40.
Charles Miller ct uX. to NJ j. Nor
n i"NSo feet east line. Graham
ln-. February II, 1916: $500.
Trustees Of Broad Street Methodist
Episcopal Church to kingland Land
operation, 10oxi5O feet at the north
Ist corner of kcnsington Avenue and
ne Boulevard. March 49, 1916; Sl5, O0O.
Charles IT, Phillips, trustee. to John
= Gar.ctt, % feet inches by 81 feet
!cst line Lombardy Street, ~ feet
inches south Of Broad Street. April
D, 1916; S5.10n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14

ON sunday morning at tho Union Street
synagogue. The Rev. DR.. Calisch, of
IL part OF the Richmond Synagogue
choir viii aid in rendering the music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
The Weather
by u. s. Weather Bureau
Forecast: Virginia
p 70 bn bly, local
showers Friday; Snt-
urday overcast. with
somewhat lower tenn
peruturc.
Local Tcn,prrntur..

- noon temperature .. a
!. NJ. temperature ........... -
MaNunum temperature 10 : T. NJ sd
Mihilnuh temperature 10 T. Nj 80
Ncau temperature ~
normal temperature -
Excess III temperature. .
pcncirn"I III Temperature. sine"
AoH HanGn J i ,,,ao..,.... ,.....: 60
u"fy ............-.. -.. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

SUI; Tor 5000 damages was insti-
'uied IN The city circuit Court y-stcr-
Virgin, Eailwav ana Power rnn,n.nv
No declaration was fled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
BUILDING PERMITS.
wv" building Permits. Amounting
TN

Permits FOR repair work were issucd
YESTERDAY l'y Building Inspector But!.r
: +. Rose. TO rcpai, frame dwelling
az. seminary Avenue. to cost $50
X W. ttohcrtS, 10 repair NJ.
C"Sl!inG io2 Seminary Avenue ~ ,ost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
Local Rainfall.

iti,tiiii ,"n. '"ctEa hours ....... Mona
hehci"ncy III rainfall sine" March
na,,ci,..:.;c;,.' =. 2.s7
'emci.ncy III rainfall since Jan
Ohry ! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
III S'rINGS COURT.

NN!1n T.. Preston. coiored -hnrrn.i
with rnhh.uS Florence Thomas. wns
acquitted IN me Hastings Cour, yes-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
nENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.


Charles L. Smith 10 John T. Minor
ct al, trustees, lots Il. 10 and u. block
II. section !. plan OF Highland Springs
March II. 1916: $3.50
William courtney Il a.. 10 f. Sit
t"rding ct ais, trustees. - acres west
side OF Ola Deep Run Turnpike, about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The clerk OF The Hastings Com, &C.
sued na!riae" license yesterday IN
Albert Thomas Collins and Esther
Courtney Williams. both of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
o-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

baseball. NichmUnd Ints w. Rocky
Mount, Virginia League. IrOud
street Pnrk, 3:3O O'Clock.
Srrmnn. "rhcn und Now" by DIR.
j.. y. tniisch. Beth Ahnbnh Sym
Eosuc, S:IJ O'Clock.
"ncll Day" for benefit Of Home
Tor incurnbles. NIL day sule of tngs.
Iyrlr-POpuiar vaudeville; InntI-
nee, 8: night, 1870 nnd ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14
Election Of Delegates.
Negro Shot.

John hawkins. negro. was shot last
n.Gh' in house In Chestnut ,iley
and is under treatment in the hospital
Hawkins docs not know OF will not
tell by whom he WAS shot He saws
trouble occurred ut the house of
woman. and that as he was showed ont
he was snot in the back. The polio.
picked him M. lying on the ground
and took him 10 the hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-14


tho stat" Corporation Commission as
follows
Hlue Ridge Rod and Gun Club Inc.
i-"nd"un county: pcst-otiicc address.
Harpcrs F.rr!, " Va. no capital.
Charles Liukiua. president: Allan T..
Waller, secretary. both ~ WASHINGTON.
South.id" Virginia Fire Insurance
AsSocia ton. WIv'rly, no capital stock
Mutual f... Insurance Association.
George lunau. president. Bclsches;
!. /. ltiad:H"wp secretary and treas
ur"r. WnN"ti.
yin i..r as"&rtncrt store. Inc,
$2a.ou" leyac 'cAuster president; =.
Il. McDuu..!, secretary ANA treasurer.
jefferson Lunch. Inc Richmond;
maximum, $1,000. minimum. $2,0oo. L.
II Hines. president. j. /. Price. scCre-
;arE and treasurer, Richmond.
Supplemental certificate OF incorpo-
ration: American Russian banking
Corp. Hopcwel changing name to the
International Bank.
Foreign corporation: The Star Cloth
Ing Manufacturing Co. Il corporation
OF tho State OF Missouri, don,csticai TOD!
10 do business in Virginia. Capital
stock. Sl.9OQ000 Thomas g. Gay.
statutory agent, Richmond.
Amendment To foreign charters: The
Union Central Life Insurance 60. a
corporation Of the state % OHIO. in
creasing capital stock from $500, 600
TO 50 tup Onn