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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
c-...n-a cnlnnel KIIIed.

MARTA. Texas, March 15.-colonel Rojas, Carranza's. commander at o. inaga. was Killed by hls own men when he attempted to QueIl mutiny. This report was received by telephone this afternoon. Col. Rojas was trying to control the men who were drinking heavily and threatening to invade the United States. He was shot.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
Kahn snvn HIa VIews.

WASHINGTON. March 15.-Reprc- sentative Julius Kahn, of California. ranking minority member of the mili. tary committee, assured Secretary of War Baker at 8 conference this after noon that the impression was growing in official circles that carranza has ordered a supreme effore made to cap lure Villa before the Americans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
TRADED WAR SECRET,
 SWISS OFFICERS PLEA

ZURICH. Switzerland, March 15. - Col. Maurice de Wittenwyl and Col. Karl Egii VI the Swiss general staff, accused of having communicated to
 the German and Austrian military at- taches in Berne confidential informa- ton regarding the French positions along the border defended themselves today to the court martial by saying they did this to obtain. in return, in- formation necessary for Switzerland.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
ALASKA MAY HELP TO KEEP GASOLINE
 PRICES GOING UP

WASHINGTON. March 15. The Alaska petroleum interests today rep- resented to the Federal Trade Com mission that Alaska petroleum fields would produce sufficient crude oil, car rying such high percentage of gaso- iine as to keep the prices from soar ing Iator.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
HOME RULE DELAYED
 FOR 6 MONTHS MORE

LONDON, March f5.- The opera tlon Of ireland's home rule act which was passed shortly before Che outbreak of the war has again been postponed by an order in council for six months unless the war To ended before that tme. The operation Of this act has already been twice postponed on ae- count of the war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
mnLLEN MAKES DHNIAl

NETWORK. March 15. - Former President Mellen of the New Haven Railroad denies that he was ever in any way connected as director or shareholder with the John L. Billiard Co.,, which has settled its suit with the railroad by cash payment Of ST. 25O.OO0. or that he was a party to the settlement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
WATSON COMING WITH ONE LARGE
 PASSENGER LIST

SEATTLE. March 15.-The Admiral Watson sailed this afternoon at two o'clock for Che north with 270 passenl gers aboard. The following were for Juneau. H. H. Mcclellan. F. F. Hen ry. E.. Obermiler. George Spiro. A. F.. Bell. Iger Hanson. T. M. Clement, T.. o. Berg. E. c. Graham, Miss Bernie Bell. Mary Hodner. J. Honner and wife. J. T. Cobb N. NJ. Mcleod. Mrs. w. F. Martin Charles Rose. Ralph Manciua. Edward Close. Leroy Moss. D. Morris and c. T.. Biiyen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
AmerIcan consuI ouIts.

TORREON. Mexico. March 15.- American Consul A. L. Williams has, on advice of his government to use his own judgment in the matter, turn ed over the American consulate hero to the British Consul. It is under stodd that Williams will leave for the border today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
FORMER WARDEN OSBORNE FRIED
 FROM A CHARGE

WHITE PLAINS, N. r., March 15. Supreme Court Justice TomDhns brought to a sudden haul today the case against former warden Thomas Mott Osborne, Of Sing Sing. He dis missed the indictment against Mir. Osborne. which charged perjury. Judge Thomas ordered the jury try ing the case to acQuit the former war den without leaving their seats, and when this was done, the jurors were discharged
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m..hndInt Rlahon EIeen.

DENVER, March 15.-Francis ]. Mcconnell, Methodist Bishop for all Mexico, arrived at Eagle Pass this afternoon from Mexico. where he lied following threats that he would be as- sassinated if ho remained on Mexi. can soil.
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MIGHT HAVE TO
 SUE FOR HIS CASH

NEW YORK. March 15.-Charles S. Mellen states that when he resigned as president Of the New Haven rail- road he made a contract with the com pany whereby it was to stand all ex- pense of litigation for which he would be obliged to defend himself for five years from that date He said the company has indemnifed him for Q portion of the expenses incurred in various suits. but not all of them. Probably I will have to sue for the remainder" he said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
randarl M sueceed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Inda March 15. - It is believed here that Gov. Samuel M. Ralston win appoint Thomas Tag gart, Democratic National committee man and former chairman of the Ma tional committee to succeed the late Senator Shively.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
FALLS TO HIS DEATH; HAD TWELVE THOUSAND
 DOLLARS IN POCKETS

SEATTLE. March l5.-wniiem Ste phenson. supposed to be North Yak ina orchardist. fell from Q Northern Pacific train near Ravensdaie this morning to his death. The authorities found s12.000 worth Of certificates Of deposit on his person.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15

LONDON. Wednesday. March 15. - According to an announcement re- ceived here. an official statement has been issued in 5erlin which states that an rumors regarding the cancel lauon or postponement Of an intesi- fed campaign against armed merch- antmen as announced abroad are ab. solutcly without foundation and are untrue.
 Last month the German government announced In o memorandum to all
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
0U POINT WAR ORDERS

NEW YORK. March 15.-It is un- derstood that the volume of war or dera booked by the Du Pont people has reached an aggregate of $4OOOOO,- 0Oo. A goodly portion Of this enor- nous business was filled In the fiscal year to Dec. 81 last.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
SUES HIS AlRsAlp' BRIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. March l5. Alleging desertion, Art Smith, the av- iator. who eioped with Miss Aimee Cour of Fort Wayne. Ind. in his aero plane three years ago, has filed suit here for divorce
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
PLENTY OF HORSES
 IN UNITED STATES

WASHINGTON March 15.-In the United States today there arc about 25.O00000 horses. 100000 more than were reported in 1s0J The total val ne of an the horses in the country is S3.03229200 while the estimated val ue Of the 1so0000 automobiles in the United States is s1,260o0O.0OO. The number Of horses has decreased 2o0.- 900 through the exportadon since 1909 but the total value has increased sf.0000 000.
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c.hlnet soonren petalIa.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-secre- tary of War Baker fully explained at today's cabinet session, tho disposl ton of American troops along the Mexican border and the plans of Maj.' Geni. Funston.
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DesIare for VlIIa.

DENING. Mexico. March 15.-It is reported this afternoon that the Car. ranza garrison at Paloma revolted to- day the soldiers declaring for Villa. The commander is reported to havo been placed in jail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
BUTTE AND SUPERIOR
 MAKES BIG SHOWING

BoSTON-Butte & ,superior's Feb ruary ore production of 53.S6O tons. yielding above 16.o0O0OO pounds of zinc in concentrates, is new record. although the month had but 29 days. The mill made a sensational showing, running for the first 20 days of the month at 2.OOO tons daily, although it was built for a 1.000.ton daily ca- pacity.-(Boston News Bureau)
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ullIa,n EnemY ln chase.

FL PAso, March 15.-General ob- regon. generally considered as Car ranza's best commanders and whom Villa hates worse than he does Car ranza, is reported or his way to Ju' arez to take command of the field for the Mexican pursuit of Villa.
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SAVES SELF WHEN ATTIRE
 BY JUMPING INTO SNOW

OLIvET. S. D.. March 15.-Haying presence Of mind enough to hurl him self into @ snowbank saved the life ol Herman Rames when his clothing became ignited by the explosion of Q gasoline engine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
HUSTLE AND HUSTLE.

Hustle right to the city hall and vote at the special election being held today. if you have not done SO already. The polls close at 2 tonight IT you have not registered for tho April cleo ton do SO at tho same time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
AMERICAN KITCHEN
 RE.oPENEo IN BERLIN

BERLIN. March 15.-An American relief kitchen, which can feed daily about 200 of Berlin's poor, has been re-opened. It closed shortly after the beginning of the war for the lack of funds.
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pAsAOENA's MILLIONAIRE
 COLONY SAID TO TOTAL 200

PASADENA 5ierci l5. The reelster of one of the biz hotels to- day shows that 100 millioraires ID other hotels of tho Grown City will bring that figure to nearly zoe
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
BIG INCREASE IN STEEL

LONDON. March 15-The Overseas News Agency states that the German output Of steel for January was 1924 732 tons. an increase of 59.267 tons over December.
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MEN AND WOMEN.

Did you vote at the special city election being held today7 IT not. DO TT NOW. You have plenty Of time. The polls close at 2 o'clock Also # you have not registered. do that while at the City Hall
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
Steamer Movements
 and Mail Information
Now North Bound.

Now North Bound. Steamer Humboldt arrives from the south tonight at n o'clock. Spokane is due from the south bri' day with mail and passengers.
 In Port. Northwestern arrived this after noon. Was held up by snow storms. Had mail.
 Scheduled sallinae. Admiral Watson sailed from Seat tic at two o'clock this afternoon; has mail
 Dolphin is billed to sail firm Seattle Saturday night. Brings mail. Princess Sophia sails from Van couver Saturday night.
 southbound saiIinos. Jefferson is expected from Lynn Canal points tomorrow bound south
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Hunt Ie Now on.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Secre- tary of War Newton Baker officially announced at noon that the hunt for Villa was now in progress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
eueeENBEim MAN is
 BOUND FOR INTERIOR

SEATTLE. March 15.-F. H Hol,z. apful. leading representative or the Gueeenheim interests in the Klondiko left for the interior Monday on tho steamer Spokane.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. March 15. - Alaska Gold closed today at 2Oss. Butte and Superior at 9SK. Chino at 555k, Ray at 2fH, and Utah Copper at sS.
 Copper metal was quoted at 2S.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
EMBARGO ON COFFEE
 PLACED BY THE DANES

COPENHAGEN. March l5. ~ The Danish government has placed on em- bargo on coffee.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS
 IN A CONDENSED FORM

!. LONDON: Hundreds have heen made homeless and thousands of acres of farm land in Southwestern Eng land inundated as the result of the overflow Of rivers caused by melting snow
 INDIANAPOLIS: Representative John A. M. Adair. Democrat, of Port land, and James p Goodrich. Repub llcan. Of Winchester, selected state preferential primary to run for Gov ernor next fan.
 OTTAWA: Maj. Gen. Sam Hughes Canadian Minister Of Militia. is taking a vacation of two weeks in slorida.
 WASHINGTON: Representative William c. Brown, ir, Democrat oi the Second West Virginia district. is dead; paralysis.
 WASHINGTON: Newton D. Baker as secretary or Ndli ie pvPNili N'e- both Cabinet members and army oili- cers.
 TOKYO: Russia has acquired from Japan the warships soya, Tango and sagamai, captured by the Japanese during the Russian-Japauese war. 
 NEW YORK: Henry Morgenthan denies that he intends to resign as am- bassador to Turkey.
 SEATTLE: Frederick K. Bauseman' recently appointed to the Washington State Supreme Court, denies a re- port that he intends to resign.
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BERLIN. March l5. - Important gains for the Germans in the verdun lighting was announced by tho war office today. Particularly west Of the Mouse. the Germans have gained con- siderable ground and have forced the French to retreat The Germans have pushed their lines west of the Cor deaux woods and to the heights Of Le Mort Homte. In this skirmish alone. 1000 French were taken pris- oners
 Confident Of Winning.
 PARIS. March l5.-"I am confident of final success This was the word
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.el rha Ennirs dn rnur prlntine.
WEArAER REPoRT

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

Ell: Insurance Company ~. Wooden
Mills. buckingham. no error. Stnte W.
Newell. ,uilford. no error: Trogden w
Terri. Guilford. no error: Collins w
WNrick W. Southern Railway Company.
Guilford. reversed; PembcrtOn. vs..
board OF Education. Guilford. al,,rmel:
Chambers vs.. Seaboard Air Line. Union.
appeal dismissed: state w. Burton. Gas
ton. no error: in re Will OF NrlcdE-,
Neckle nburg. no error; stephens Com
pauy rs. City OF Charlotte, affirmed
Chandler w. Jones, Guilford. new trial.
Foy and Shcmwcll IS. Hurley. David
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
4. :. c,ncurr counr or APPEALS.

The United states Circuit, Court Of
Nppeais recohvencd yesterday morn
me at 1890 o'clock. with Circuit
Judges pritchaid, Knapp and Woods.
ana District j Judge Rose in attendance
ase argued yesterday:
No. lf13-J. j. i.awton ct al. appel
rants vs. B. -. Dargcn. as trustee. APP
pellce; appeal from tho District Court
~ Mlcston. ). &. In bankruptcy.
.lrEucd by +. o. Woods. Of Darlington.
:. e., and j.. D.. WILCOX, of Florence,
>: g.. for the appellants and by George
l.. DnrScn. OF Darlington. 5. G.. for the
nppcllcc. and submitted.
Case in call to-day:
No. liG2--Rinkcr NJ. Van Pclt. plain
TN IN error, w. The United States of
An"rica. defendant in error; error TO
IN" District Court a, Charlottesville.
To he argucd by :. -. Timbcrlakc, .tr.
OF stanton, for tie plaintln in error.
and by H.. T.. Byrd. L. :. Attorney OF
Roanoke for the defendant IN error
admitted TO practicc-E. .. Woods
;thd George IL. Dargcn, of Darlington.
=. G., and >. McB. Wetmorc Of Flor
cncc. 5. C.. we're admitted TO practice
az ATTORNEYS and counscIlors in this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
WHIPPING-POST LAW REVIVED
80! Of Niue Is Fiuprcd by Ills Father.
at Order OF
Court.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch
WINCHESTER VA November -
In" old whippin. post iaw was pui
INTO elect yesterday afternoon in
I'oiice Court. by order Of Justice EuIiz.
Tor the first time in many Years. and
IN" lash was vigorously applied by
Upton Thompson on the bare skin of
his ninc-ycar- son. According to
the story told in court. the Thompson
COY and daughter Of James Newlin
ana some other children OF the neigh
boihood had Il row. resulting III ThomD-
son throwing a brick and striking the
Ncwlin girl IN the back Knocking her
down.
When threatened with arrest the lad
~ was stated. broke up AN arll. briitc
party IN N.wlin's back yard. He threw
"a brick into large kettle Of boiling
apples. and the scalhimG mixture spai-
tered out on some of the women, al
most causing Il panic
Thompson finally was taken by the
police. and when the court recalled
that the old whipping and logging law
had not been repealed it was decided
To put il into force
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CIIANCIany TRANSFERS.
Tr" Deeds OF itnrsnin and sn

'"h Deeds or itnrsnin and Sale,
Amounting 10 S:tB. 100
stoner to Marion l.. Norvcll. lots I6i
9nd ~ IN william {. ALIENS, addition.
september II, 1916: tax, $40.
Dora li.ticum ct als. 10 II. I, Iiasscn
@oNllo fee, south linz Of Nicholson
street $50 feet cast OF Gillian street
N"ycmber s. 1915: $500.
NOES. 2sN@t :. feet north line Of Duval
Alley. li2 % feet ives. Of BrOukland
Avenue. November Il. 1916. tnH. $40:
33l,w,. II. Jacksonn ct ny. to Eliza
) street. l'o - feet east Of Thirty
fourth street November -. 1916; tax,
S3.J0 $40.
James y King, trustee. TO Mary IL
HAYNES 81 rir. i'S"" - feet south line
tax. $50; $500.
Mernanics savings Bank Of Iich-
:oNoo feet east line Of Meadow Street.
southeast corner Meadow and beverly
streets Jun" =. 1916: tax. 81; So
Mechanics Savings Bank OF Richmond
10 Bonded Realty Company. me.
- ~ by 40 feet north line of Clay
Street. :" 20 feet cas-, of ST. James
street July \, 1916: tax. 81. $50.
oil. j. Feathers ct uN. to Frances
y. Dotson. 3oNl2o feet north line Of
Winhcr street. 10 feet west Of Garter
street November Is. 1916; tax, al
'..a-pcrry Scay, trustee, TO Florence
!. Vance lot 10 IA block in the plan
" BroOkdalc. November -? 1916:
$1,000.
Atlantic Construction Company. Inc.
certain tract of land Ia city OF Rich
mond. between 81. lanes street and
pld EiGhinond and Henrlco TURNPIKE.
september 10, 1916: ta%, SIS; 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
ILLICIT STILL DESTROYED
NcNcnue officers Find Cor,piete Plant
About Fifteen Miles From
DunNIIIc.
SpeciHl tn Tho Timcn. D.snnich

Especial I" Tine rimcG- Dispatch
DANNll.l.E. VA. November 22.--Rcv-
"huc officers. headed by Deputy collcc-
Tor to., man. yesterday cvciinr de-
str"ycd a complete illicit stlli about NJ
tcen miles up Dan River y small
mouse in which til" liquor was being
haue WAS on the river side. and men
operating IL were able TO make their
escape while the officers were putting
on from IN" Opposite shore In II boat.
olc 81 thc men dropped 81 shotgun when
ne ran ANA through this II is possible
Inc identity Of the men may be cstnb-
ilshcd The sun was in fun blast whcH
inc oniccr# came up. II is said Fourteen
barrels Of mash were cmpticd I'm the
river quantity Of liquor Just made
was thrown awa%, The still cut up and
the entire wooden structure set on
ire bN the officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
SUPREME counr or APPEALS.

Proceedings yesterday:
No. 2i--tary vs.. Harris. Argued by
James T.. cannon and :. \. Anderson
tor the appellant. and by g. a. Hanson
and Colonel J.. ". Harden for the APP
pcllce and submitted
80. -j-Wcstcrn Union Tcl.praph
Company w. Boiling. Argued by Leon
I. Seawcl' FOR the appellant and sub
mittcd.
No &c TAG Ferries COMPANY vs
Brown. Passed 10 the January term
Next case. TO be called:
admin stratOr ct ais.
No 2S-lnge et ais. vs.. Imgc q, nls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
DANNlLLE, VA. November 22-Huy-
sell smith Was acquitted in tho County
Court at Chatham this afternoon OF
shooting aud wOunding John Boiling
~ Pincy Fork last summer. The jury
WAS "Ut only short while. Tho evil
dcncc showed that blows were en-
.h:u@.d before the shooting took place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1916

dry goods wcrr stolen. Entrance was
through the front door. which was
forced. Eloudhounds were ru, on the
trail OF the robbers.
This - the tcuth robbery in tina,
Immediate section this year. and the
second time this year this store has
been robbed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
MAItItIAGE LICENSES.

IN. following marriage licenses were
ISSUED yesterday by the clerk Of the
Hastings Court
Boyd :. Harding and Rcvic Myrtle
Walton. city.
Arthur ". Bates and j Pauline Yous.
city
James 7 Bryant and Bessie NJ. Smith.
city
NcWcomb. city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
STORE is ROBBED
BurGinrs Get Provisions and Dry t:ands
nj inncc on F0rcnt Road.
Ncnr Eynchi,ur..

lYNCHBURG. Va. :Iovcmber 2.-
Tn" store Of &. j.. Hawkins, or the
Forest Road, near !.ynchbur.. was
broken into and robbed late last night
and a large amount OF provisions ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

OF Boulevard at east line of Lamb
Avenue. November -. 1916. SilS
w: l." Miller, trustee. to Kcbccca
No!ir. l"N6" =" feet south line Of
Leigh street, known as Sol East Leigh
street November 10. 1916. $I.720.
Frank T.: sutton. Jr.. trustee. to
James y. King. i5AG3 2-3 feet known
as G0l East leigh Street. November l6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
SINtcrM OpinInma DeIIAcrcd.

Especial 70 Tn, Times Dispatch
RALEIGH. y. g.. November 22.--The
Supreme cour; delivered opinions this
afternoon In sixteen appeals. The fun
list follows:
Winston vs. Gillian. BERTHE dismiss
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CHANGER, nEIi..>n DEEDS.
SiN Release Deeds. Amounting 10
SIN.,:i.

SO, ..;.
W. H. i'lXHini. trustee, to u. II. - OltX
and assigns. iSN6l feet east line OF
Twcnly-third Street November l. 1916,
sl.0S0
John \. Lamb ct ais. trustees. 10 H.
NJ Stuart. 2iNl2U feet east line at.
Twenty second street, II Is fee; south
Of X street. November II. 1916. $l.3S5
C. II. Sutton. jr.. trustee. to Alma w.
Whittel ct vir. ioXl3c feet north line
Of Brookland Park Boulevard. at east
line of Iourqurcam Avenue. November
II. 1916 81 .i20.
y. f.. Schmidt. truStc" to Alma w.
iSNhittcl ct Vir. i0Xl3" feet north line
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

son. new trial: Moon-Taylor Company
vs. Simpson. Guilford. no error: Allen
and wife VS. SChffm&n. Guilford. no
error: Rcvis vs.. Murphy, Buncombc. ar
hrmcd
In state VS.. burton from CASTOR a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

sentence imposed on I. j. Burton for
second degree murder liz affirmed he
shot sixteen year-old boy who knock
ed at his door in Besse,ncr and ran
away. He claimed he fred TO Brighten
the lad off.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
musrl>.> DEED or rnr>T.


stern ct ais. trustees. lot > {, u. )
in square d. plan Of Woodland
Heights. November -, 1916. $3,3Nl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

STATEMENT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23
Broad Street Bank

D,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

Vance 10 Hardin H..
- I'm block 4 IN the plan
ud l'ark. November 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-23

State Of Virginia, city Of Richmond
Sworn to and subscribed before me by Al
day Of November 1916.
My commission expires January -. 1920.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-01
GASOLINE CAME HIGH
Standardized Hagerty Spent S21.9O
For Auto Fuel.

Four prohibitionists filed their
expense accounts for the recent
election in the county clerks office
Friday and only two of them spent
anything on the campaign. William
McKesson, candidate for prosecut-
ing attorney, donated 81 to the
county central committee and l..
Lemuel Kilmer. candidate for state
representative. donated SO TO the
county committee and gave 81 10
help pay the rental of a hall in
North Liberty. Neither Clarence G..
Carpenter, candidate for surveyor,
nor Herman G. Troxel, candidate for
county treasurer, spent anything.
Charles A Hagerty, democratic
senator-elect. from St. Joseph and
Marshall counties, spent a total Of
S16440, of which $3.50 was spent
for gasoline. according 10 his ex-
pense account. He donated 500 to
the St. Joseph and Marshall county
democratic committees and the re-
mainder was spent for advertising.