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The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Rg cARL NJ AckERMAN.

,Nio7 Correspondent rnifed Press
soMEWlfCRE oN TIE soNNE.
Nov d. Via Berln and W.rrlr-- o
say,illel. Nov Il Germany is de-
t'ndins the Sommg vita bW,u oI-
tiner
In their assaults ne French and
British are attacking only The sur
face OF he greatest fortiacatlous IN
The world
Germany built a surprise for the
Allies here In wonderful series ot
artillery proof fortihcst,ous These
Gefenses are bu4J so close. are dug
sc deep and cover such Wide area
mat What the Allies arr to4a, a.
taking With infantry tank, and ar
t.llery are only The out-klrts ~ a
powerful system OF underground
forts
The homhardmert is t,rrf.
Fields. wood and town. are torn 70
Ijeces by constantly exploding
>hslls Put underground uolhins is
touched And - g. FROM her subsUr
face forts th2t Germ1uy 4, r,peli
INK the Allied attack
For week have been over 'he
Somme ha'teaela From height
near Peronne ami 70 The south ~
Arras our part, twice penetrated
he shell area. yI"v ag reronhe ant
Bansuue m" tN, immediate OIL
.ec's ot Gre i' marked lae first
une stree the Somne t5tle tes d
thar neutral has been permitted 20
inspect his qat m 'he rulevE
ioftihea IONS constructed ~ me
i'u'on.' forces w hisc waiting IN
De library ~ sS-.l' SERVING "s ne
headquarters 't on" oi th' '"nman3
Ing generals the N'nc""s fd'i''d
and doors shook from me con"ussion
"l bursting snelS WIN 'h'sr con
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30 unaerg ouha aeienses vary 10
"fp'h i!o'A a Tea Ieei ~ ae muth AS
% teet y" 'iuhoh F"t iaFeateh
can p'oe'ra'e 'hem Ana mis- l'
'he F"@a"h' ''f'"i4' "'-oe'~ "'i''.A'
my 10" fhS''Sn '"uH'' a's'''f '"r
D''t'SeS'
Not gouac a barn or whole
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

green. o. sOGi's 30
box 9onsgrArstts. ts,Sas5o Box
Cabbage -s2-sG, hbl
YSrE st1S donest'- svtss gssc.
M g1p, isnS ss-,s 10 dsi.ies. q,
S3tc 10
.rS.snsr,.s-,,s,S ~ '''
Fre-s Vr.,t.si.. Green pepper.
tSfSRSte rrats rsaishvs 900 1850
@ %, D..sy I,si'Sso 6 a. .,., ea,am'frs ,,,.. r.,
hou.e I'nisr X carrot. gae. f. $
bu Prus..'s sprouts ceaa2c a..
c-ie-y s6n75c dot
er... Frsit nsnsS gssES er1,r an
be- - Alic Ih srtrac'.d as lb.
Hsy Detroit shlpper- sro. rsyinS
TIE following p-lces for oAlet Fsv
car le,s net-.-' :. y. ,ir,,l,sy ,i,PZ-
,iseGH stt m ssa ii'g!i. v
; timothy tsf'S - miSet s. y
.is " : MIXED SsGN 80 c'oy~r.
.iSsl, s.. o.. .,.. - ,, :; :; ,.5 1os' "''A'
Ie~sa. tsSo8s hoE
Lines s 100 -. leh
orISn. g. sSrt15 - ~. ..b .s. X
Petatoe. Ni-.iTa7 a. ots
bulk SfsHrfs5 fr .REs s 20 2 q
b.
roultFv ST-.res sc = fHn.f
hens iSt,s'Sc mrdluw hens -
IS roosters as geese -
ist t4rss tsG t-rA'vs -'a -'t
per II
straw serrfe. rs'ifcrr i-'
pint -
sweet Fctstses Jerseys - 50
per NsTr~- s.0 TtS' ger hc'
rw,rvs
'" -
Canned Goods Apples - .eN 8 per
ga ma oeans ltg or
Fsney Ms.nr stanaara
Fsncy sAr'v June standaraf
. salmon IA s. Mar
peas y 800 fS "a aun-. iSv'
sitted eArly i1ns, 9 fyt
Cenes ~.nfo' s'sad 80
med an Sc i'r fancl -.
- = & = = l-lp PA-NAg-' ~ n &c
i-ie ;tns - gesc 10
Feed 70e:ng prices loN-le sa IS.
hrsa, So stantsrd ni1dl -
81 y. s0s Tiddlt0gs - SEQ
corn - eoar.. corn T'e&l "- corn
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Local
Cannon Buried 60 Feet Deep
In Earth Used By Germans
ToStem Foe Attacks on Somme

che uf lhc chief lines l.aborers we're
working ON a new network of rail
ways which hss been constructed
I.ch ot the Son.nr encc the battle
talan Pcraatcnt construction of
reads dIl railways Is hccessitated
us 'thc continuous ru1s which make
che Soi ruade Nud fields in many
places into running nccrs ct mud
Autos are tarGN able to plow thru
and soldiers frcm the fret line de
clare th.v vallrw ir mud like pigs
on a tiopeicr farm
, Tho Allied method or attack on
the Somue has been 10 usc heavy
uruUetN gas bombs. hand grenades
and tanks "A 0no village the Eng
llsh fred uras ore nigh 30 0oo gas
bomb, .ul ttr ueN' morning the Ger
man ecltiar- CraNled o't like rab-
ts trn rHeir holes and went TO
work again unanimous opinion coz.
D,fn,ns Jhe auk. 5. that they are a
COSTS failure rhey cBn travel only
lolr mics 4n hour and are easily
overturned by artillery Some
Tommy prisoner declared they put
tht ft1 " Sod into The Germans
lr IS admitted fleir FIRST use caused
-urpri-r, llthn uoS ih.re b. nothing
to fe8r All thc German soldiers
lave had am opportunity 20 study
ypNJ, aoiels oacs 90 the f,"nt. and
the artillery now knows hon 10 d.
'roy tGC real ,aullR
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
STOCK MARKET
is IRREGULAR
Equipment. Motors and Spe-
cialt:ss Inclined To
Weakness

NEW YORK. Nov q The 1cw
York Nening sun 1nsncisi review
Monday said
Much of the udecision ~ tra3ers
and publc alike engendered last
week through he hitch in The e'e,
ton retglns 0es again mantle ted
,odaz The,msrkst IN general eho
ed and slowed In The conflicting
currents C.. buyirs and selling some
ssuss s4vAncir- sharply 81 .me
Others Yielding materials.
In he arsr three hours he sfoes
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
SERBIAN TAG
DAY NETS $4,000

Serbian tag day. which pas held
Saturday. added a substantial sum
20 the fund 20 be used 90 equip an
ambulance and held hospital. to be
called The Detroit, for the Ser
Jian army About $1,000 was raised
egnd another 1925 vas added 10 8, in
he evening ~ the free concert xiv
on in 81 Andrew hall. after a
speech made by Dr. Joseph Aarons.
The association now has about g.
900. bui " needs $4,000 IN order 10
complete the work n has underiak
en- On Nov % the ssrbians and
Armenians will unite IN giving two
entertainments in the tabernacle
where the Allies bazaar will then
be In progress.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Sugar Market

suxsF-Dstroit whoiessis prices.
crystal dominoes. 2.Io. ti.65 D..
bib. III sb EAGLE tablets SO 35,
cut loaf. 1910. cubes, o. 70 Xxx
powdered. $50. standard powdered
b.bS granuleted, extra coarse o. 2a.
granuiated. hne In bulk itlb gran
ulated 15-ib. cottons 1875. cryst Al
domino grnn, alb and STD cartons
in cases tstS. crystAi domino grsn
HF caSes tstt diamond a. g. tf.
confsctionsrs' A. tsio 10 = ISIS
10 :. $40 No .ssos ~ ! g
No II. $50 10 ~. t1fs. ~ ~
o. 10. No. IL. $40. No Is 80 rnr.
cakinE mixture. g. bset gtaE aiaisd
t1a5 per 100 lbs housenoid~ gop ~
l's, 20 20 case. t22S DO a. - - se
ttf0 Der case
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

CHICAGO. Nov f5 Butter f..
traR eeisc frsts 15is . Csc dar1 r-
tras ttn1sc nrsts asa 90 EEa
Prime ofdinary. 32d 33tse nfsfs 1tr
4ac Cheese Twins gao yours
Americas 1slt. Live pruItr1 av ia
1snItrr. ducks fe0 ffisn gees
ianftlr EprinGs 100. turkeVs f
ditLc potatoef. Receipts 81 rara
ti-SSaf.fe. Ohio. tiS01i.1ol fanc,
vest tito1fgg
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Detroit Barn. ciearlnos

Detroit bank clearings Monday
were gl0.643.5072e Total bank
clearings for 1918 10 date are 81
sse.et7.Sss %. as compared with 81
25i .G20.71g93 for the corresponding
period In 1918
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

Tho claims of ~. Louis a. loca-
ton FOR one OF the proposed farm
loan banks will be presented 10 the
Farm Loan board ~ a hearing TO be
held n s. Louis today
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Nrw yoRK nUrrlsn ANn r,Gcs.

NEW NQRk. ~ NOV NJ but.
o>tra. alhsc state dairy. tubs. 3 4 "
tYr, Imitation creamery rrsts. IS q
NAc. DO. special market $50 HFac
EGus STEADY rpTeiptH. F.sAF urarbf
white fancV. egf4eSe nearby mixed
fAnes. ssattc fresh nrsts. aim &c
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

WntfrrH EttrI rFFanFTN, 80 N
rfesmsrN ar~ta o. no.. dairy. 11r
~ nAckins stock. &c lb.
.&@ frsts. 80 dos current receipts
Ne dos Receipts Monday. 1850
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

TOLEDO Nov 13-HoEs Receipts
$500 ma Ckst strong heAvies tl1.
mediums g. IS p NJ so yorkers 1880 y
ssb good pigs Ss.5as5o caves
Steady sheep and lavhS-Steady
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

printtuK--thr Plaip neat ktnd--fhet
q. right--Timss Job Dept.--Msir <ozo.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

EfgfN. IN soH- All butter
sales ~ 3sc. an advance of ic
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14

Prfsting-the pisir neat kind--thst
i- risht-Times Jeh D-pty--wsIs ss7o.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-14
Boston Copper Stocks

Quot.tlors by Worunla~sr & -VseAs
ff.wm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Trading on the local real estate
market was active yesterday with tho
sales of city property for the day aG-
grcsatinG nearly $4,000. There was
also slight trading in Hcnrico County
lands, although Southsidc real estate
was comparatively inactive. Reports
were current IN realty circles Of SOW
eral large deals mat had been prac-
tically completed.
John Z Fahcd sold IN improved lot
fronting siXty-iive fcct at the north
west CORNER of Clay Street and BROOK
Avenue TO r. Garnott Tahh. Tho rur-
chneo price WAS reported as being u.s.
900. Tabb also acquired from Fahcd
forty five feet at the southwest corner
of Leonard Stree; and Monumcm;
Avenue. for $4,000. This was tho 1arg-
est deal To develop.
The Virginia Realty AND Constrnc-
ton Company sold 10 !. II 'arrcal
three brick dwellings,. lT02. lI"S and
.1T1o Floyd Avenue. Tho lots trout
twenty feet, niuctcon foct eleven
riches and twenty feet ono inch. re-
spcctivcly, and sold for $4,000, accord
ing TO tho tax paid on the deed IN
the Ghanccry Court. There woro also
numerous sales Of small property IL all
sections of the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
MRS. WILKINSON TELLS
Of HUSBANDS ILLNESS
She Hopes Others Will Take
Her Advice. and When iii,
Use Same Method Which
Brought Him Relief.
Treatment After Fourth Dny
Brought Speedy Relief.

| Il had occasion to call upon Mr. Is.
x. Wilkinson 1915 West Main Stree,
The other afternoon, and did so at the
! suggestion Of II friend Of his. who told
i mo MIR Wilkinson had been wonder
| fully benefited by two bottles of Fan
lac, said Mr.. II. G. Parham, the genial
Ianlac representative when seen tho
other day. But finding MIR. Wilkin-
son out. had quito IL long and most
pleasant talk with Mrs. Wilkinson,
VINO told me that her husband had for
q long timc been suffering from stom-
ach trouble. He had dizzy spelIs, and
often appeared as though he was go
ing to faint, and had deadly sick spells
frequently. The remarkable part, to
quote Mrs. Wnkinsons own words, IL
as follows" mir. Wilkinson began
taking Tanlac and felt decidedly bet
ter after about the fourth day, and now
having nearly finished his second bot =
tie. my husband says he :, feeling
better than for long, loRE time, and
L only hope that others will take my
advice and try this wonderful prepara
| ton, too
In the spring Of the year one Is go
apt to be troubled with n sick stom
ach. poor digestion. constipation, fire.
quent headaches and other symptoms
or a run down. dcranEcd condition OF
the vital organs that they should al
the very first sign 40 TO one OF the
POLK Miller Drug Stores. or TraEle's
Drug store. and procure a bottle of
this truly remarkable preparation.
which in thousands of cases OF record
! has brought almost Instantaneous rc-
Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
ELECTRIC PERMITS.


Tho following permits were issued
yesterday by tho Electrical Depart
mont:
w. II. Jenlss. for W. s. ouarlcs. 400
South Pine Street. fourteen fixtures.
Same for Straus Cigar Co, ?22 Ea st
Main street. three fans.
w. +. Collins. for city School Board
thirty-t.vo lights
The cohen co. for Garrett Green
Construction Co. North Avenue and
torhin street. thirteen futures.
Samc for j. s. james. 10 North Sew
cnth street. twelve fixtures.
EnRclberc q Bear. for Mrs Bilck.
3lo2 West Marshall Street, twelve fix
lures
Same for same. aIoa West Marshal II
Street. twelve fixtures.
Same Tor same 3lO6 West Marshall
street. twelve fixtures.
j.. T.. Myers for J. g. Reazlcy Co, 513
North Third street. sixty outlets and
ore -hors" power motor.
Same. for NJ. 7. IIofhcimer, eos East
Broad Street. one sign
Lyons e. Williams, for Etosh & Hat
toun. 325 North Twenty seventh Street
two fans.
Same for John Taylor. COS Kenney
Street. nine lights and three fixtures
Same for G. !. Azoury. 7o9 East
Leigh Street. ono small motor
Same for r. W. creery & Co. 1907
North Twenty-third Street, twenty out
let's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
u. :. CIRCUIT COURT OF ArrEALs.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvencd yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judges
pritchard, Knapp and Woods and Dis
t.ict Judge Johnson in attendance.
Case argued yesterday:
No. l44S-J. w Bolland, plaintiff IN
error. vs.. the United States of Amer
lea, defendant in error; error to the
District Court AT Florence, s. G. Ar
pucd by George f.. Won kolnit2, Jr., Of
Charleston, s. g. for the plaintiff in
error, and by Francis II. Weston.
United States Attorney, Columbia s. G.,
for the defendant in error, and sub
mittcd.
Case IN call to-day:
No. l431--Stanley Lord, master and
claimant OF tho steamship Anglo Pa
taSonian, appellant. vs.. William Led
witch 81 al, appcllces: appeal from
the District Court Mt Norfolk Va. To
we'll, Of Norfolk, for tho appellant. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

to cost soc.
Roland Park Corporation. to build
4 two story frame stuccocd dwolling
or the west side of Hawthorne Avenue,
between Hammond Avenue and Bat
terry Court, to cost $500
ELLIS Fisher, to build 4 two-story
frame dwelling on the south side OF
Graham street, between Tompkins and
Malone street. to cost $4,000.
c. III. Jarvis. to build n two-story
frame dwelling at 1913 North Twenty
third Street. TO cost $4,000.
Ellen NJ Ellyson, to rcpair hrjc,,
dwelling 2oo9 Stuart Avenue. 10 cost
J. +. Hogan, to repair frame dwell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
CHANCERN TRANSFERS.
Thirteen Deeds Of Bnr-:ain aud Sale
AmnMnlinr To SOY. 30.

Amounting tS SG...|H
John - FahCG. ct uE. to 7. Garrett
Tnbb. 6tx.Is5 feet at tho ,orthwcs,
corner Of Brook Avonu" ana ciny
street. April 81 1916: taH, SIS: So"
southwest Garner 81 leonard stree an"
Boulevard. ipri' 20. 1915: taN' S22.9"'
Jennie e. woody Of ~. to Il ".
corner OF Twenty 18th and NJ s'rec,
April r. lHl9; tag. = $lo.r"-,reEr"!rlr 81.
S6N142 feet west iiuc yhirtI trst
Street, len - fec, south Of franki'n
Lucicn 'yior 20 Gabrie! J. TyiHr
so feet cas-, of nineen street. Ma! .
1916; tax.. 81; $40.
miesioners. TO d. j. HrasE: i7sisa feet
on College street, being No. %i7. Nay
3. 1916; $3.50.
Edward II. l;rown, trustee, to August
feet cast line Pine street. 8! feet .
inches north of Spring street MAY >.
1916: s2.175.
James J. SMITH, lots and in hloct.
10, in the plan OF ch4Iubcrlaync Court.
April gdl,a s. , IsiG; $7o5, >,r 20 " n
Leigh Street. 60 feet cast of Judah
st Vrsinia Nay Realty yiO and G'" Construction
Company TO J. D. Carncal, lTc2, 110S
and lilo Floyd Avenue. fronting 30
feet, 10 feet II inches, and 90 feet /
i II, s. re reMspeeuveiy' Anil 20 1916 tax
j. u. Carncal ct ux. 10 Virginia
Realty and Construction Company, 1872
by. 90 feet north line l<emper street,
42S feet west of Randolph Street: also
1899? feet south limo Kcnper Street
42S feet west OF Randolph street also
"a feet on south side OF Ashland
Street, sos feet east Of Randolph Street
April %, 1916; tax, So; $40.
]. d. Carneal trustee. 10 same,
30S12o feet south line Taylor street,
Isl feet west of Reservoir Street. March
16, 1916; S2S5.
Fannie 3. Smith ct al. TO Norlua e.
johnson, 80 feet on State Street. be-
tween Fulton and Erin Streets.
January IL, 1916 SIS.
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CuANCEny DEEDS or TRUST.



noon E' trustee. s5x14o feet e, IL inches
north line Broad street % feet west
sam h 10 'Fe same ME- e.x ! 6'l fse G north
Madison Street, May .. 1915; $4,000.
ohhaon rs tras,e esovss TO MS Nc f fes
west line Twenty-drst Street, III feet
south Of Fairnount Avenue. April -.
ct al trustees GcHl2 % f f. at t'0q ihn
southeast corner of North Avenue and
Eoberts Streets. January 3, 1916: S.
,r5 Gs6riel oa TYLER Ter, to Il carneal,
Ton Street. so feet cast of Dinncen
street. May g. 1916; $1,000.
trustee. l7xl84 feet east line College
Street, being No 81. May 3. 1916;
trustee 4 4 !. 70 W 5o !, F.o purcell , IT.
Gary street 50 feet inches east of
a. J. Wray ct uX. to l.. ". McVeiGh
trustee. - feet ; inches by la9 feet
north line Cary street, $50 fce1 3
1ncheS eaat OF Cherry street. May
Thomas GRESHAM ~ ux. To ]. H.
Chamberlaync;- tr'fstec. - feet 3 inches
by 1874 feet. bctweeh O and y Streets
W. II. Stokes ., nj. 10 X. W. Jones
CT al, trustees, 2tXl24 feet north line
Leigh Street. GO feet east OF Judah
Street. May Z, 1915; ,SS,3O4
Whitrnore & Garrett TO H. s. TAYLOR
trustee. 4eSS9 feet south line FRANKLIN
Street. 81 feet 10 IL inches east Of
IIh.rteenth Street. May 10. 1916. 81.
a ]. Wray to l. w. Ncve,Sh
trustee. ~ fee, inches, by 1893 feet
north line Cary street 100 foe: Inches
east Of Cherry street. May II. 1915;
1884.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company 90 j. r. Garment! ;rus,.c
132x0o feet south line Ecmpc, Strc.i
a2s feet ives, Of Randolph street. April
Same 20 same. 81 feet south side Ash
land street, 30S feet cast of RandoInh
street. also 3oxl2u fet south Inc TaN.
Tor Street ISL feet west OF Reservoir
Street April -. 1916; $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
unNnICo DEEDS OF TRUST.
Five Decd" of Trust, Amounting t.


Five Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
L. r. Long 81 uX. to Rex o. Jones.
trustee. lots to s, inclusive, block
L. rlnn of Monument Heights. April
81, 1916: Sl.S"T.
block f. plan Of Monument Heights.
April -, 1916; S1.325.
w. Thomas Taylor TO y. 3. Watt
Hocnnin-c.r tract about Ia miles
east OF Richmond May l. 1916: So
600
Rettic 7. Cosby to p. p. Shafer trlet ee.
n part OF lots and &. block q, sec
ton \, plan of Federal Park. May 8,
1916; $3.50.
Henry Bilck ct Tx. to Lewis B.
SchomburE. lG0xli2 feet south line OF
Grove Avenue, 100 feet west OF West
View Avenue. May 9. 1916; 1924
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
PLUMBING PERMITS.

Plumbing Inspector Landers ISSUED
the following permits yesterday:
Williams Plumbing Co. for Mary
Griffin, n1o0 Senmcs Avenue.
j. ). Da ton e CO.. for w. Jameson
c20l Beverly street.
Gillian e Tiller. for Joseph Pcarcc
sos West Leigh street
Bowman Rmd Gregory. for Harrison
N Bates. II South Adams Street.
r. L. Holmes. Jr.. for Robert Bland
SIS North Sixth Street.
r. &. Rcvcrly Heating Co. for W. l.
wills. three housclS on flames Avenue
near tho Ladies' Mile Road.
Johanscn- Dueli Co, for T.. y. Hobbs
two houses on the Boulevard, near
Monument Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
Judge Campbell 70 SIT.

Governor Stuart designated Judge a,
y. Campbell. Of Wytho County. to hold
special term Of court In Smyth Coun.
". beginning on June 6, for the pur-
pose OF trying tho case Of Hagy VS.
the Norfolk-Southern Railway Com
pany. Judge Preston w CampbelI
has made certificates that IL would be
improper for him TO preside
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ing SIC lIancs Avenue. to COS, $3.50.
MAnnIAG,4 LICENSES.

Marriage licenses wcre issued by tho
clerk OF the Ilustings Court yesterday
rs follows:
Mark -. Brctt. OF Franklin, Va, and
Ellie L. lcamS. Of Richmond.
Carl Edgar Deaty. Of Valdosta. Ga
and Fannie Margaret Powell. of Rich
mond.
James 4. Davis. OF Sardis. Ga, and
Sydney Ellis stevens, OF Richmond.
John J. Earle, OF Albany. Ga. and
Ruthcr Rodgers. OF Pittsburgh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

lie J. COSBY. n part of lots and s.,
Park. MAY s. 1918: $500. % g
l. j. Morris ct mx. TO. A. T. Griffith
ct al, Il acre. 4dtotning the prop
crty of Sallic Cole. about one milo
west OF Richmond. May !, 1?16; tax,
81 $40.
rect fouth line of Grove Avenue, 100
feet west OF West View Avenue. May
y 1916: tax. 81: $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
Labor LAW yioIo,ior.

James b Doherty. Commissioner Of
Labor. received report Yesterday OF
a number OF cases charging viola
tion OF the child labor law The prose.
cutions were brought at the instiga.
ton of Miss Lille Barbour, special
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

rho Virginia Trust Company quail
ned in the Chancery Court yesterday
as executor OF the estate of Louisa Rs
Muller. Tho estate is valued at Sc. 600
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BUILDING PERMITS.
4 niUIintfug

SIX building Permits, Amounting
| 10 SI0,2J0.
Permits for new and rrpair work
were issued yesterday. by Buildin. In
| spector Butler as follows:
| Robert Hackett, TO build a brick ga
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds OF Bargain aud sal,
$3.50 Amounting IL -

william Henry waite ., ix 3, :.
n. Long, lots to u, Inclusive. az
H. plan OF Monument Ticira-s Ni,
= 1916; tax. 81; $40. '-'
3 4. u. Zcleznck trustee, 70 Wfria,,
Henry White. lots ] 10 -. ireluaIg.
block 3D.. plan OF Monument Jciehts'
March u, 1916; SG.93G
& Hermitage Land Co, Inc, 20 ca,-j.
M. Copenhaver, lot Q. block r. MAJ 80
sIiermitagc Park. March "a. lSIt srsn.
g Industrial Land Coip"rstio0 10 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12
CHANCERI COURT.

by Allan D. Jones, os Newport News
for the appellces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-12

representative Of tho department. Tho
Following firms wcro nncd $50 each:
Il. l~ovcnthal, w. II. Grant Lumber
Company and L. d. Cohen. Tho case
against III. Samucls was continued.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-23

calcium carbide is the important fac
tor in the fixation of atmospheric nitro
gen, and is the source of supply upon
which We must rely for nitric acid and
nitrates employed In making NUM-
lions OF war and fertilizers.
All the artificial graphite used in
the world today is produced at Niagara
Falls, by cheap water power. Its uses
are manifold. Practically the sole
American supply of abrasives is also
from Niagara.
Considering the products of electro
chemistry, chlorine stands out as Of
water supplies of countless cities has
been made possible by the use of
bleaching powder or hypochlorite,
and In communities where this agent
Is used typhoid has lost its terrors.
The American army and the armies of
Europe use chlorine to avert typhoid,
and other chlorine products, including
chloroform, are used surgically, both
as anesthetics and antiseptics. This
same chlorine, or bleach, makes posi-
BILE the manufacture Of white cotton
goods and white writing paper. Other
products of chlorine, produced electri-
cally, enter into the manufacture of
soaps. Even into fire extinguishers
goes this sole product of cheap electric
ity.
To meet the shortage in coal-tar dyes,
by the combination Of chlorine with
coal-tar benZon and tuluol, we are now
beginning to produce in quantities
those necessary Intermediates" for
merly made in Germany.
Metallic sodium. also product of
electricity, is the basis for sodium
peroxide, which is utilized in general
ing oxygen for hospitals, for labora-
tories and for submarines and mine
rescue apparatus. 1t also enters into
the manufacture of hydrogen peroxide.
Without sodium cyanide many gold
and silver mines could not operate at
profit.
New types OF matches have made
their appearance on the American
market since the outbreak of war in
Europe These new brands are ''made
in America" and largely because we
We're cut Off from our Norwegian sup
ply. The phosphorus is produced only
in electric plants.
These are but few Of the products
of everyday use that are largely de-
pendent upon water power; many of
these products few years ago had no
known value. What other products re-
main to be developed with the growth
of hydro-electricity no man can pre-
dict. But there is limit on produc-
ton Of all these products today. That
limit can only be passed when Con-
gress paves the way for further hydro
electric development by enacting laws
which will make it possible and profit
able for capital to invest in these va
rious enterprises at places where to-
day no development is taking place.