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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-20
Letter List

The following letters remain I'M
claimed at the local post office and
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
if not called for within two weeks.
Women-Mrs. Eva Alexander, Miss
Bertha Beeson, Miss Lorena Bird, Mrs.
Carrie Boysie, Mrs. Ruth Kirtz, Mrs
Clarence Longfellow, Mrs. John Moore
Jr., Miss Cecil Noakes, Mrs. Dean Nor
ris. Mrs. c. NJ Walker.
Men-A. C. Brown, David Burnam,
F. w. Burns, Ed Coppock, Ed Cordel,
D. s. Delaplain (2), Eugene Holley,
]. T. Johns, Mote Kennedy, w. M.
Little, Bill Mann, Forrest Nicholson,
Renney Rittinhouse, J. F. Ryan, II
Signor Mucciaeiti Salvatore, w. B.
Smith, Chas NJ. Stoltz.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS 0AY
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England's paper-box trade employs
$4,000 workers.
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goers, included in these are: Ben
Hartzler, Earl Bradfield, Vettal H..
Evans, Otto Klett, Paul Steen, Hugh
Foss, Elmer Sauer and Frank Will
liams.
The fun-makers will be headed by
Clarence Sherb and Benton Barlow,
both well-known local blackface ar
lists. These two comedians will be
assisted by Emerson Wenger and
Charles Towle. The grand finale of
the first part will serve to introduce
the Jessup Trio in the soul stirring
tableux, "The Spirit of TO-" The olio
will introduce, George w. Russell in
a novelty Juggling act. Ruth White
talented young lady in pianologue.
Grace Rice. Hazel Silvers and Nellie
Cole in a high-class musical act. l..
Barton Evans will offer a high-class
concert programme. Unlike most aft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-20
CHURCH CLEARS SIT
FROM SALE DINNER

CENTERVILLE, Ind, Nov. 20
The Bible class and Young Married
Peoples class Of the Friends Sunday
school, were entertained Thursday
evening at the home of Pleasant Bond
and wife, large number Of members
we're present and enjoyed the evening
together. Rev. Mildred Allen is as
sisting the Rev. Day at jamestown, o..
in revival meetings. Miss Day was the
singer at Friends church here during a
recent revival. . Albert Bertram Is
growing weaker each day and will
probably live but a very few days long
err. /. The ladies Of the M. e. church
cleared about seventeen dollars by
serving the dinner for Ben Gaiser's
sale Tuesday. Mr.. Gaiser and family
will now occupy his new home on the
National road. Ed Toschlog will move
from Arthur Crows farm, into the
old Gaiser homestead And Arthur
Crow will move from Centerville to his
farm. Mrs. Jean Long has been very
sick with appendicitis. Although ar.
rangements for an operation at the
hospital were made, it was not necess-
airy.
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS
OF METH0D|SM
HOLD INSTITUTE

Programs for the Sunday School In
stitute Of the Methodist church to be
held at Economy on Dec. and 8 have
been received by local workers. The
meetings are under the direction Of
the Board OF Sunday schools which IL
furnishing the speakers. The complete
program fellows:
TUESDAY, DECEMBER
Afternoon Session
Is Devotions.
300 Address. Religious Instruction
Of Children Under Twelve"
Mrs Bert Morehouse
2:40 Address, ''The Teen Age and the
Sunday School"
Rev. James " Thompson
$3.50 Address, "The Adult Awakening"
Rev. VIM. s. Bovard, DID.
400 Sectional Conferences:
Elementary--Mrs. Morehouse
Teen Age-Mr. Thompson
Adult---Dr. Bovard
Evening Session
700 Classes in Organization and
Methods:
Elementary-Mrs. Morehouse
Adult-Mr. Thompson
Adult-Dr Bovard
7:45 Mass Meeting Addressed by Rev.
VIM. 8. Bovard. DID,, 1.-THE Mod
ern Sunday School Opportun-
ity" Methodist Church
7:45 Young Peoples Conference led
by Rev. James v. Thompson
only young people between Is
and Is will be admitted
Friends Church
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8
Morning Session
S:16 Devotions
$3.50 Address, Graded instruction in
the Rural Sunday School,
Rev. VIM. 8. Bavard
1000 Address, Training for Leader
ship" Rev. James v. Thompson
1890 Address, Hand Work in Relig-
ious Education"
Mrs. Bert Morehouse
11:0O Sectional Conferences:
Elementary-Mrs. Morehouse
Teen Age-Mr. Thompson
Graded Lessons-Dr Bovard
Afternoon Session
1:45 Devotions
300 Address, Worship and Fellow
ship In the Elementar.' Depart
ment" Mrs. Bert MorehOuse
Conference and Discussion
800 Address, Building the Bible
Class in the Country Church"
Rev. VIM. 8. B0vard
Conference and Discussion
400 Address, "Teen Age Religion"
Rev. James V. Thompson
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erpieces, "The Camp of Afterwhile' is
really funny. Karl X. Tuttle will ap-
pear as general delivery and will be
assisted by all the fun-makers. The
seats for the show are selling fast
and a packed house will greet the
show.
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DIVORCE Is GRANTED

Phoebe ]. Dalbey was granted a d.
vorce from William 8. Dalbey by Judge
Fox In circuit court today Drunken
ness was the charge
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MUIR RAY

Mannerly jest. pleasing vocalism and
delightful violin melody Is promised
by Roattino & Shelley as one Of the
diversions on the program at the Muir
ray starting tonight and for three
days. Miss Roattino is one Of the few
Italian condolences and her efforts in
the dialect Of that country is not only
unique but special cause for levity.
The Josefesson Troupe. the original
Iceland "Glina" CO., this act is differ
ent from. anything you have ever seen
and will be positive sensation for
you. 1t is the most remarkable ex-
hilton ever offered and was a big fea-
ture with Ringlings circus this season
So II you want a real treat don't miss
seeing this act.
Three others equally as good as
those here mentioned-will complete
the bill for the first half of this week
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ADJUSTMENTS AT
LOCAL HOUSES
MUIR ETTE

Dorothy Rogers, who plays the part
of Camille DoIe in the new William
Fox feature photodrama. "Where Love
Leads" at the Murrette tonight, work
ed under terrible strain during the
making of the play. The filming of
the picture had just begun when Miss
Rogers received a telegram telling her
that her fiance, a well-known motion
picture actor, had been accidentally
killed in production being made in
Florida. They were to have been mar
ried in May.
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/. CAUGHT UNDER HAY

OXFORD, O.. Nov. 20. = Carey
Sheard, IS. farmer. was seriously In
jured when q load of hay was over
turned on the road to Oxford.
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TWENTY YEARS WITH
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
Bon Takes Fathers Advice and
Meets With Success.

''i' eyes have been bothertn. M Off
I'tu Oh Tor Years, said Ei,rv,, =,
~ ',.'HS' OF inc Richmond Engineering
- - south Eighth street. who
restless at i.l5l-2 North Twentv.rr.,
'N''t'' faiFnount About ci.ht or I.,
I"'S ago my father l.. &. williams
"AP mas been CONNECTED with M
American Locomotive Con,nan,. ,n-
over twenty years. commenced ,r,.i,,..
10 nave the defect in my ryesipb, .nr
'e'ted. me glasses ana treatment, !
received seemed TO help me som. for
""hiie' ANA then my headaches wouId
Fa'hsr would take me oaoh again.
ana they Kept giving me s,ron,,c,
"lasses, which seemed 10 me ken, max
ihs my eyes feel worse and wors,.
Now that ] am past twenty-unc wear.
o'I ana aln a jourrcynan myself,
couhseied with father II. said that
Sharlcs Lincoln Smith had great sue
''sS WIN several people whom ne per-
S"naI!E knew, ana thought il advis-
able for me TO try him Wei, ann
mighty glad now that went before
hihi. Wh! as soon ~ ne examined my
eyes he seemed IL Know ana under
stand what 10 do. he took those strong
glasses OF OF me At once and gave
me glasses which made me So. a. *
hild as soon as J got his method
could see just fine. ana my headaches
which l had very nearly all the time
for the past ten years. left me ami
could read and DO my work with pleas
urc with no headache whatever. Well
you can know what jos that was 10
me. would have TO quit WORK at
times as carly IS O'Clock on account
OF my head aching and sick stomach.
Now all this is a thing Of the past My
father IS much ciatcd. lie says Charles
Lincoln Smith knows his business AZ
nc did for me what the others couldn't.
lie said he wished ! had went to his
NILHn NenrS 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

)r.adins OF the local real estate mar
/ yesterday was dull, few sales de-
Hoping and these. with ore exception
frc confined entirel! 10 the trans
+ o! small property. The sales for
|e day in city property aggregated
rs than $1,000
~. Chiocca and wife sold TO Thomas
Jones and others lot fronting
|'enty-four feet nine inches on the
est slide OF Robinson Street, just south
the corner of Hanover Avenue. for
$50. This was the largest sale 10
velop.
W. c. Saunders and w.fe sold yes
|rday 10 w. ". Saunders tract Of
n,+ acres in Henrico County living
tho Dumbarton and Hermitage Road
II ,1o.5c5.
The Building Department issued a
rmit to the Atlantic Construction
hmpany to build four two-story brick
velltngs on the east side OF DooIev
E.enue, between Main and Cary Streets
AT will cost $4,000.
r. w GOODWIN will build four two
ory brick dwellings or the east side
West Street. between Kensineton
ri Leonard Streets, at cost of $l2.
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yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mont:
.Iohn H. Latham. 'or Arthur suliy.
1910 Decatur street, min. outlets and
sin iiNtur.s
tuseibcr@ y Bear FOR Mr. Gordon,
III West Leigh street. nine outlets
and three iiN;urcS.
Same. for same, 53i North Harrison
street. seven outlets and FIVE lights.
l.. NJ. Andrews. for u. Ecimburg. 1919
-. John street, iivc outlets and lights.
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for -. ~. Sh"fcr, 1872 Park Avenue.
TWO switches.
Same, for Monroe Terrace. changing
wiring.
Same, for Richard Gwathmey, 1914
Monument Avenue. one outlet.
Lyons & Williams. for Etosh Il Hat
t"Gn. 80 North Twenty street
ticking down defective conduit
w -. catl"tt, FOR Richmond ana RAN
pahannpck River Railway COMPANY
Twenty ninth and + Streets connecting
Office 10 barn.
Same. for X. NJ Anderson & Co. 700
Moss Side Avenue. fifteen outlets
Williams & ESsig, for Nicholas Veta.
"oi North sixth Street. twelve outlets
Same. for Fibre Board Co. $500 VIII
liaWsburS Avenue, one twenty-horse-
power motor.
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SUPREME counr OF APPEALS.

The following cases we're argued ves-
tsr!ay III the Supreme Court OF Ap-
NO. os-Hiden. trustee, rs. Mechanics.
Hrguea y j. q. .iiden FOR the appellant.
ana by Lindsay Gordon for the appe! :
lee. and submitted.
20 Gs-l Submitted on hriefsp
10, '"--Scn'ucl2 : administrator IS.
H!rNcntfnin ct al Argued b. J. Win
Ston Read for appellant. ANA by Allan
- tones i9r appellee, aud submitted.
80. 'l-tohbins IS. Walker Partly
H"Nl cases TO be called.
. -,iahcock ct ais. VS. Tnornnill
- L%-niilcary -. Hubble
80 Larry - al. vs.. Spain
ct ais. i'e"e'
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters wer" granted and
ancndm"nts TO existing charters au-
,h"rizcd 10y the state Corporation Com
mission Yesterday rs follows:
Amendment to charter Of Iioihcime,
hr"lhsrs Company. Norfolk, creating
>"".p"o preferred stock
Nibenarlc Pin Company. inc, Front
Royal Maximum. 5000 minimum
SIpon. par value. 800. j. W. kisl:ig
president. GrottUcs, Il j. iiillidgc sec
Fe''ry and treasurer, Front ROYAL. pur-
poses; woodworking business
The Miller Tire Armor Company. Inc
Roanoke. MAXIMUM, $50. 600: minimum
No'"n" Kay :. Miller. vice president
Nofthtorh. W Va: walter l.. Miller
president: Victor J.. Miller. secretary
ana reasurcr orchard. W Va pur-
poses: auionob!lc tir. business
ne Snoot sand and Gravel Corpora
u9u; AicN!ndria Maximum. $500. 900
minimum i Sie'.""o. l.. T.. Smoot. presi-
deHt, Washington, H. G.. +. 4. salts
man, secretary, washington ID
Meadow Brook Realty Corporation
hynchburS Maximum. $40. 900; MINI.
mum. $1,000: par vaiuc. sio. ". H.
Jois:S, president. l.ynchblIru I " Ar
mug. secretary. I.ynchbur- puruosc..
real estate business.
it"inoh" Auto and l'rpln,npn. com
phnI. Inc Roanoke. Maximum So n0o
minimum, $4,000 j II Bear. president:
ii,,,,,H scr. secretary and treasurer
Eas. End supply Company. Inc. New
pori News Maximum $1,000: mini
mum. $500: pa value. $50 = I; Paw
ell. president: W. X. Jones. socrctary'-
both o. Newport News. PURPOSES
grocery business
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Indoor Life Makes Fat
TRY OIL OF KOREIN TO KEEP
WEIGHT DOWN. OR TO RE-
DUCE SUPERFLIOJS

People who arc confined within
doors and who are deprived of fresh,
inyigora,ing air and exercise mus,
take precaution to guard against over
Stuotness, as fat acquired by indoor
life Is unhealthy and II danger to the
vital organs OF the body. Lack OF cx-
crcise in the fresh air Is said 10
weaken the oxygen carrying power or
the blood SO that it is una BILE to produce
strong muscles and vitality and the
formation of unsightly and unhealthy
TAT is the result.
If you are 10 or 20 pounds above
on your reserve strength and are con-
stantly lowering your vitality by car
rying this excess burden. Any persons
who are satisfied in their own mind
that they are TOO stout are advised to
ed TO go to Tragic Drug Co, or n good
druggist and ct box of oil of korcin
capsules. and takc one after each meal
and one just before retiring at night
Even a few days treatment has been
reported TO show noticeable reduc-
ton in weight. improved digestion and
I, return of tho old energy: footsteps
become lighter and the skin less flabby
in appearance as SuperfluouS fat dis
appears.
Oil of korein is inexpensive, cannot
inJure, and helps the digestion ANY
person who wants to reduce IL or 20
pounds is. advised TO give this treat
mcnt Il trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-17
CTTANCEtY TRANSFERS.
wen Deed. Of bargain and sa

even Deed. Of bargain and Sale.
.!ohn y. { aylc ct lux. to Il. p. An
rson. Jr.. .6Xll0 feet west line Ran
|,lph Street, c62 feet south of NVinder
rect. March Il. 1915, tax 81, $40.
Mrs. NJ. i. Grady 20 John 5. Chris
IN. aoxl4o feet west line Boulevard,
feet , s9nth lax OF So M sin Street Feb
j. r. BraNton ct ux, to .Paralee L.
|,mpson ct al. lG feet I inch by g6
,et north line Leigh Street. 40 feet 5
ches west Of Graham Street. March
ais. 3i feet 9 inches by 100 feet
est Itne. Robinson Street, lS6 feet
,uth Of Hanover Avenue, March Is,
". b Bayliss ct NY to y. Fl. Jack
rect, ia feet north of Jay Street.
ebruary u. 1916, tax so cents, sI6.
Abbey. Realty Corporation to Miss
AIRY O'Toolc,. lot 80, in block 9, in the
ian of Colonial Place, section 4. No
ernber u. 1915. $500.
Frank r. Bialkowski to John Il.
hirty.fouith Street. 10 feet north OF
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds or BarHuin and Sulc'
Amounting to S1S,225.

Frank z, Read ct ,ux; 10 John y.
Goodman. lot 5. block y, section J.
plan Of Highlun1 Springs building lots.
February, II, 1916, tax 80 cents, -.
II. :. Read ct ux. to John y. Good
man, lots and 6. block \, section 3,
plan Of Highland Springs building lots.
February II. 1916, tax so cents, 50.
Marv w Bowers to i. t.. Brown. lots
II and 49, block >. plan OF Colonial
Place. February u. 1916. tax 80 cents,
$40.
Abbey Realty Corporation to Samuel
Shrstcin. lots .. 10 and H. block IL,
plan of Colonial Place. March ?, 1915,
$1,000
Harvic Realty Corporation 10 n s.
Jones. lots ID and 10. block 10. and
lots SO, 81 and 3S. block J. map OF
Cherokee Place. August %. 1915. tax
w G. Saunders ct ux to w. H.
Saunders ct al. 4c.0i4 acres OH the
Dumbarton and Hermitage Road. April
%, 1914, Sl0,52b.
W. II. Saundera.to W. c. Saunders. g
acres on the cast side Of the Herm! :
tage Road. in srookland District. April
20. 1919. tax 81. So.
Carrie NJ. Ford ~ v!r 10 w. Marshall
Parrish Jr., loeX265 fee, 6 inches. :.
part Of lot !, plan of We3thampton.
February - 1916. tax $3.50, $40.
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CHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Deeds OF Trust, Amounting 20
Sfn.IUB.

6. ". Garnett ct viz 10 W. X. Todd
et al. trustees. IoHi4o icet west lin"
Thru Avenue, l05 feet north Of Burns
Street. Scptembe: u. 1915, $3.50.
Claude T. Sprenkie CO ny. 10 l.. NJ.
80 ~ fee, cast t line Cherry stree street. =
feet 70 inches north OF Mai. Street.
February l. 1916, $3.50.
Same 10 same. 90 feet : inches by
90 IL feet east line Cherry Street, i02
feet inches north of Main street.
February ], 1916, $3.50.
Ruth H. White ct vir 10 A. ]. Chew
ming ct al. trustees. 22xl50 feet >?
inches east line Sycamore street, 1875
feet inches south Of Hanover Avenue.
Msrch Is, 1915. s4o6.
Jesse 4. Page ct ux. 10 James W.
Gordon. trustee. co feet south line Main
street. between Park Avenue ana
Meadow street, being No. 1909 IL and
1911. March a. 1916. $500.
lor. trustee. 20 feet 10 IL inches by
go feet north line Clay street, ~ feet 3
inches east OF Bowe Direct. March S.
1916. $4,000
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Thirty-second Street. at the north cor
$500.
Philip V. Cogbill ct ux. TO Lilo NJ.
liien. 66Nl55 feet north line Stockton
street. Go feet east of Thlfty-ninth
street: January .. 1914. $3.50.
~ a. Saunders. Jr.. et ux. to T. Ii.
Mccain, G6Xl27 feet east limo Forty
second Street. September 10, 1914,
Same to J. A. Clarke. lot II, in block
:, In the plan OF BurfoOts Additions.
fronting on Forty-frst Street. Novcm :
Der 20 1916, Sis.
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mE>nrco DEEDS or TRUST.
-Four Deeds Of Trust. Amounting 10


" aIugsnali Parrish. Jr.. to J. II.
tUainueriaync. l1cX255 feet inches
uorrh lju" OF Westhnmpt, u Avenue. 81
part of lot : plan OF W"sthamptcH.
March ~ 1915 S2.-iC.
y =, saunders 81 a. TO BruCc and
SttIaft fpW", trustees, S2r. acres on
;it Du.Dar,cn and Hermitage Roads.
Npri' t". 1914. St.1ij.
SaLu.i EhlStvii 10 George J. Hoop
.g trustee. lots =. 10 ami u, block IG.
p.:. 9: Colonial Place. March .. 1915.
sos -.
u! = Jones e, ux. TO David Meade
Nh!t,. trustee. lot .. block ,, plan OF
Hcrmita". PARK December i, lel5,
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y. GAYLE. lot H. block ., plan Of Gin
Ter Park. March .. 1915. zi,sS5i3
R!chinoud Bank and trust Company.
trustee. - ". +. Britt. lot 10, block .,
S550 =
John =. Easley 10 Paul Opocenshv.
Nt."l acres. ON the Charles city Road
ruary u 1915. $500
stern y Willis, trustees. 10 Carrie
~ Ford. j"cX255 feet 6 inches, north
INC OF "esthampton Avenue. a part OF
lot & plan Of Wcsthuup,0r Nsrch "A
1910, Sl.Gsr ~
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HE'D 10 FURNISH
tDEdtt tTi: HEAL t\D Ili..!i

rh" Defendant ylaHtct 'rut .au
ors tnled 70 compi. ".ia ;l..r
rec. cat :" furnish th u4ar. r.lu
eua;c ,l:nt .ud ..y.tt a.. lows
iri "ph"l" lie" yl@.1n. .'a vac .cs-o.s
HUr G"G-t winch .u .u opinion bs
~ Harrison, uphoi!s tsc i..n and
lily courts Judgment
." opinion bE Jude T-,.,h. rc
ir,n's 'our; anirms the $1,000 dam
= a"nr! made TO Thomas Bou,lcr
tiHs, til, itrraord Transfer Com
%, ana T.. :. Carlton. Mr. Boudtg.
nc t." passenger in Richmond
1hsfer 'ompan: taxicab Oh October
i"li wi.% Injured when the cab col
ed With a. aUioT3obil" driven b,.
= Carlton. The acc'den, occurred AZ
fnhIruy street ana Grove Avenue.
" $4,000 verdict Was awarded aga.ns;
IN ic!cIlln,r.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Fir" building Permits Amounti,. ~
Stn,g13

Permits for new and repair wo-l;
were ISSUED yesterday by i3uildin. IN
Spert"r liutler rs follows:
'"hh Hoddii & Co. to repair bricl,
stor", los East Broad street, 10 cost
DAVID Mountain. 10 repair frame
1we!'inS' "ob East Tenth street. to cost
Or. J. $. IIorsley. to build an addition
70 brick hospital s!- We, Gracn
street, to cost $4,000
Atlantic construction Co. to build
four 'wo-story brick DWELLINGS, on tbc
east side Of Dooicy Avenue between
Main and Cary Streets. TO cost Sill, 600
IL. W. Goodwin. to build four two
story brick dwellings, on III. cast side
OF West street. between EeuSinr.on
ana I.eOnard Streets. 70 cost SO nnn -.
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'>ifED STATES DISTRICT Court.

Charles L. Tinsley yesterday fled
pehuon In bankruptcy in the tinted
states District Court Tinsicv, who
conducts butcher stall in the First
M"Ihe'' gave as his liabilities So
-. and his assets as 81 600 RS.
'hEce principal creditors mentioned in
"a" papers are T. l.. Braucr. win
Claims OF Si.ioo: McComD & Black
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tons; from tho Williamson and Pond
Creek Railroad. i0o.9S5; the Tug River
amid Kentucky Railroad. 50.a25. and
from all other fields l6S,79S tons The
maui in February this year is an in
crease OF S6G,A1l tons over the same
month in 1915.
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,I\Nt Eltl RELEASE DEEDS.
ihI-r Ucica>c Deeds Amounting 10
SSttu

= J. 'ucWring u al trustees ~
ls..,.yi, = GRAVY, 3lNi&r ;eet "ns, lu.
EuU:l. street, ~ feet inches soUi!.
% Leigh street March IS 1916. $..l9o.
-. T kichcSon c. al trustees, 20
james {; Bowers. 60 feet IL i-2 iueia
liz. s; feet, uor.h line Clay street. o
Zee, 3 inches CAST o: Bowe street.
March 70. lGlf. $3.50.
W L. Miller ~ al. trustees. TO
Amei"c Corvieri. %3X9i feet vest line
Cherry street. - fee, I inches south
" CnrE street. MArDM H.. 1915. s".":N.
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NORFOLk AND WESTERN HAULS
2.53I,31G. Tons IN T'EHRt Any

lSptCIh' 20 ne lllncS- ID rdtch
icANOkE T.. VA March l.-t'n,I !
tonnage hauled by TIA. Norfolk and
Western i;a!iwar in the month Of Feb
ruary vas ".JSI.37c. a decrease OF 90
e3$ tons from the January haul. ac-
panr here to-day. The total hau! from
what ~ known as the Norfolk and
Western field is recorded as o223. SOS
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
Deeds OF Bargain and
Amonnf ting IN 81 0nys

AmountinH 20 e".3O5.
Southside GO. to j. 6: Woodfin, 62xI4s
got north line Twenty fourth Street.
farch II, 1916. 500.
Henry u. Harnish ct ux. TO Floyd
'raylor. 16sSloo feet east limo Har-
Ish Avenue, 229 feet south Of MIdIo.
aian Turnpike. March s. 1915, tan 81,
10.
Isaac Watkins to H. V. Baldwin. es
eet LIZ inches by 165 feet west line
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with claims % $3.50. and Fred Keck.
with claims ot $500
Nihert Ilidewcll. Of I.umenhurr Also
'h"d petition in bankruptcy. Glide
wei. Who is Il yard engineer. gave AZ
his liabilities $SiS.20 and his assets
as SIZE
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HUsTINGS DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds of Trust, Amounting I
SSSIO.

Mary T.. Lundin C, vIr to Pollard &
VERIFY, trustees. lot 3. in block :. in
the plan of Forest Hin PARK. March
:. 1915 1870.
John X. Tiiler ct ux. TO same. sc I2X
iis feet south line Senlmes Avenue, g..
feet cast OF Thirty-frst Street. Marci.
1910 235:6
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were issued Yesterday nv
Plumbing Inspector Land.rs as fol-
lows
=, u. Fenson. for Rcriie white. 1887
Ashland street.
II. u. Maschio, for l. NJ kaufman
2SoI West Leigh street
CAPITOL Plumbing. Company. ror NJ
:. FULLER. ,"5 and 7CS Clark street,