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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-05-18

last week, as it broke its leg in some
unknown way.
Miss Pauline Knautz, of LeGrande
is visiting old friends in the valley
andfmussing her fingers up with Der
ry stains.
Corvallis to attend the commencement
exercises in the school there.
Miss Jarboe left Saturday for Pueb
10 to visit her brother James, who was
formerly resident of Finley.
Miss Eva Cushman left Saturday
noon for Portland to visit few day!
before going on to her home in Acme
Pupils having a perfect attendance
record for the past school year were
Florence Smith and Finley Angel, Of
the eighth grade; Clarence Quimby
4th; Earl Angel, 3rd; Velma Heding
ton, LIST. This is the eighth year Of
perfect attendance for Finley Angel
Some record!
The teachers hired for the coming
year at the Finley schools are: Prin
cipal Mark L. Stewart. Lois Cannon
interdemiate; Marilla Meikle, who ha.
Just graduated from the Ellensburf
normal, will have charge of the gram
mar department, and Nora Phillips
of Prosser, will have the primary de
partment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Sheppard ant
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Beste, of Kenne
wick visited at Skeletons Sunday.
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NOTES FROM HOVER

H. w. Powell was business visitor
in Kennewick last Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard, of Horse Heaven, was
in town on business last Wednesday.
The school picnic given in B. B,
Stewards orchard last Friday was well
attended by the people of the neigh
borhood. There was an abundance OF
good things to eat and everyone re-
ports lively day.
Jas. Stitt transacted business in
Kennewick Friday of last week.
Miss Emma Feurst, primary teacher
left Saturday for her home in Sunny
side.
Prof. vogel left Saturday for Bel
bingham where he will visit friends
for few days before going to his
home in Kelso.
Rev. Wise, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church of Pasco, was in town
a few hours Monday.
The following pupils of the high
school were neither tardy nor absent
during the past school year: Jacob
Dahlin, Jessie Dahlin, Amanda Dab
lin, Norman Phillips and Eva Dimick.
A reception was given at the school
house last Friday night in honor Of
Miss Eula Toothaker, the only grad
uate from the high school here this
year. H. S. Hughes gave short ad-
dress, after which Prof. Vogel pre-
scented to the graduate her diploma.
The evening was spent in singing.
Refreshments were served.
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FINLEY NEWS NOTES

Fred Ripper is enjoying visit with
his mother who came from Tacoma
for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Downing and
daughter visited Mrs. Fred Parkinson
few days last week. They were en-
route from Toppenish to their new
home in Spokane.
Last Wednesday evening about 20
young people met with Mrs. Angel
for wool picking. There was a good
deal OF wool pulling as well as pick
ing, it is reported.
Glenn Smith had to shoot a horse
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BANKERS HOLD GROUP
MEETING in PROSSER
Representatives of Financial Institu.
tions of Central Washington
Are Entertained

Bankers and business men Of Pros.
ser were hosts last Sunday to mem
bers of the fight group Of the Wash.
ington Bankers association, composed
of Kittitas, Yakima, Benton and
Kickitat counties. In addition to Al
members representatives from several
of the city banks were in attendance
President Harry Jones, vice presi'
dent of the First National bank OF
Wapato, called the meeting to order
President B. p. Lawrence, of the Pros
ser club, delivered the address of wei
come.
H. C. Lucas, president of the Yaki'
ma Title company, and president Of
the state association, spoke on the
proposed clearing house operations
of the federal reserve banks.
o. M. Green, vice president of the
Exchange National bank, Spokane, de-
livered an address on every day affairs
of the banker. Examiner Hanson
spoke on how the bankers may aid ag
ricultural development.
Officers elected are: President, L
j. Goodrich, vice president and cash
Ter of the Toppenish First National
bank; vice president, Kittitas county
S. S. Nesbit, cashier Bank of Ellens
burg; vice president, Yakima county
C. R. Donovan, cashier First National
Bank, North Yakima; vice president
Benton county, WI. Kinkaid, First
Bank of White Bluffs; vice president
Klickitat county, c.. Kaidera, cashier
Farmers Bank of Centerville; secre
tary-treasurer, Charles Heath, cash.
Ter Yakima Valley Bank, North Yaki.
ma.
In the afternoon the visitors were
driven over the Horse Heaven hills
The Episcopal Guild served a banque,
to the association and the Prossel
Commercial club at the Masonic hal
in the evening.
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BADGER BREvITIES

Clat. Westfeld, of Richland, was
over Monday, horseback, in quest Of
an estray horse.
Everett Tyrell, rancher, was in
horseback Wednesday for the rural
mail.
James A. Anderson, clerk Of the
school district No. 20, was here En-
day attending to school matters.
Eugene Tyrell, Heavens rancher'
was in Friday for load Of freight
Hans Smith, of the Heavens, was IN
Saturday for freight and mail.
The Badger section crew have been
assisting the Kiona crew for the past
few days.
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From the C correspondents
Items Of Interest Concerning Our Neghbors Hereabouts

gone clear over the columbia river
and there was only one ball on the
lob. 1t took the little fellows to wal
lon the ball. They could hit it nearly
every time, while the old stiffs would
merely stand up there, take a mighty
swing and grunt. The spectators had
enough after seven innings and the
game was called with score of to
4 in favor of Goss' Gringoes.
The Finley ball team played Wallu-
la last Sunday but it is too sad to write
about. Finley got two runs and Wal
lula Is. Ray Powell tried to stem the
tide of defeat in the last inning with
two men out and man on third by
batting left-handed, but even this hoo
doc awaited nothing and we got licked.
The Finley garage now has five
Fords-the latest model being classy
society runabout finished in white.
Some industrious hobo collected an
enormous pile of tin cans and piled
them on a heap of brush in the mid
die of the road down by Ed. Frauen's
well and set fire to the brush to melt
the solder out of the cans. We don't
advocate piling old cans in the road,
but we cannot help commencing the
industry and thrift of those who did
the job. 1t certainly is better than
begging from house to house. We in
vite the attention of the t. c. d. to this
and maybe he can detect the perpetrae
tors of the deed and sick 'em onto the
oiled road pile.
Residents of section eight were re-
Gently startled by bowls and shrieks
that brought them all out to see what
was the trouble. They We're aston
ished to see Puderbaugh perched on
the very top of the barn with Mrs.
Puderbaugh standing below with a
pitchfork in one hand and a rolling pin
in the other. Investigation brought
out that Puderbaugh had started to
fumigate the chicken house, thinking
that the sulphur fumes would kill the
mites. Mrs. Puderbaugh had eight
hens setting in the house and was re-
auesting her husband to desist when
the neighbors arrived. Inquisitive
readers can find out whether this was
Chris or Clay by calling 36x8.
The Finley baseball team will give
a jitney dance at the Finley hall to-
morrow night FRIDAY, May 49,. Peo-
pie are wondering how they can give
a dance with the school teachers all
away, but Ed. Angel says "You just
wait and see," with so much confidence
that we believe they have got some
thing pretty good lined up. A big
supper is scheduled for those hungry
boys.
For wears the kids of Finley have
read of the work of the boys and girls
clubs and the money and prizes earned
by the children in their summer work
but there has been TO opportunity for
them to join and work for the prizes.
This year the county is going to pro-
vide the children with such an oppor-
tunity. Fred Gremmell, of Pullman,
is in charge of the work and Lee M.
Lampson, Supt. Jones and the diff
ferent school officials are cooperating
with him to secure suitable local and
county prizes and organize the work
so the children can have chance at
the state prizes. The local premium
list is not complete, but this list and
details will be published at a later
date.
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Keep an accurate record of your
berry crop thru the use Of our pick
ers' and packers tickets and daily re-
port sheets. They don't cost much and
they save a lot of guesswork and ar
gument. Kennewick Printing Co.
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If you are against preparedness
if you favor disarmament-see aThe
Battle Cry of Peace" Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
w; f; ,Mahoney, for Eprs. Epps &
lets.
cons,ruc,ion Company nar at sca st tsHa
Road; tWenty-seven outlets.
inv W. E r War 5!,e for Church Hill Dom:
repairing defctcs.
John Il latham, for B. Clay, go
Same, for Mr., weimmer, ITO Dick
erson street; eight outlets and three
same; for Mr.. Christian. e South
r. r Cosby, ELECTRIC Company. for
placing defective switch
same: for Franks Confectionery.
hx,ures IS with "' one nSinre replacing two
w. r; Catlett Electric Company, for
ths stuart u;, r., Apartments; Lombardy
St ssme ana for WeS1 Ta AyernS st xtnres
Franklin street: forty-two nxtnres
same, for J. !; Bailou, 27is 1onu-
Same. for II. II. Mcvey. 1917 Grove
Avenue; four fixtures.
Same: for Barton II. Grundy. 200
j. p. Caudie. for St Mary:s School.
314 East Marshall street: installing
STEAMERS for forty lights,
i. IOlldTU, TOT Modern Home
Builders. 1903 First Avenue: two lights.
Same. for same, 17ooA First Ave-
nue.: three lights.
Same. for same, I'LL First Avenue.
two lights and nineteen nxtures
Same. for same. 1711-A First Ave-
sam 'srf for f. w. and erEn sntY s
low Avenue; one light and eighteen
Same. for Mr. Wilkinson. 1915 Gar
land Avenue: fourteen fixtures.
Cohen Company. for Mrs Andrews.
3o6 West Main Street; twelve out.
let's.
w. IT,. jerks. for w l.. Ragland. 31o
Sycamore Street: forty four outlets
Same. for w: l." RaEland. 3l2 Syca-
more street; sixty -four outlets.
Same. for w. l.. Priddy, 2l25 Stuart
Avenue: three outlets.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Many Small Transfers Made During
Week of Fairly Active
Trading.
DEALERS ARE WE'LL PLEASED
Usual Warm Weather Slump Has
Failed to Make Appcarance-Sub-
urban Property Is Reported to Be
in Strong Demand.
The Week. Record

Featuring a fairly active market
during the past week. in which the
number Of sales for small property
were prominent. was the sale of the
ionr-StorN brick office building ot tho
northeast corner of Ninth and Broad
HpcetS rms was the largest sale .:
t"' week. although there were Il num-
btr 81 deals ConSurnmatcd that were,
Tor fairly large amounts
airs Grace H. Smithdeal sold the
p opcrtN II Ninth and Broad streets
khown as the Smithdeal Building. TO
the Home Beneficial Association for
:H''"u" Tnc lot fronts forty feet OF
Broad street. extending back TO an
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9sc5 Park Avenue. second Fat, rooms ba h
modern: separate entrance.
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RICHMOND TRUST Il SAVINGS co.
Real Estate Department,
Seventh and Main Streets
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: South Mulberry Strc"t. second Eat. rooms.
bath. $40 per annum
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

Monday-F. l.. Mccoy VS.. John q.
X Dbertson ct al Fannie Molten VS., tho
same. 5. W. Ball vs. same. Jane West
VS.. same. Henry Anderson vs.. j. c.
Robertson. j. T. Hcwin. p. O.. Smith.
Diegs ~ Smith. p. Il.
Tucsday-tnitcd Distillers COMPANY
w. Main street Cafe, Patterson, n. o.:
Wendcnburg. y. d. Peerless Box Com
pany rs. Johnson Box Company
kirsch. p. Il. Southern Railway Com.
pany vs.. Albin Nethcrwood Mcclure
Riley. Bryan and Eggleston, p. o.:
Wise & Gary. y: d.
dn"sCiay-Sloan vs. Marshall
Gum & Matthews. p. O.; Keith & Hurt,
p. Il.
The Juno term OF the court ends on
June -
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LOWER Nat OF large connecting rooms
pantry. range and all modern conventences
2s0B West Main Street
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ond Street. ~ feet south OF Jackson
Street. June 12. 1916: $500.
stuart Bowe. trustee. to Georgie L.
Anderson. 2ox116 feet west limo Syca-
more street. l2o feet north Of Stuart
Avenue. June Is. 1916: $3.50.
Same to same. the same property au
described in deed next above. Jun, IL
1916; $500.
+. NJ. Boxley ct al. trustees. to Fam
ME BottinGhetmer. 80 feet 3 inches by
ia feet north line Taylor Street 23A
Feet inches east OF Richie Street
w. L. Redd. trustee. to Alice de L.
Lamb. 1o0x250 feet west line Noble
Avenue, 200 feet south Of Laburnum
Avenue. juno Is. 1916; sl,95o.
Real Estate Security Co., trustee To
same, the same property as described
in deed next above. June 10. 1916:
S4.4S0.
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eos East Leigh Street. ar,t fat. room,
!. bath. September !.
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FOR RENT-F1ats.

~ FOR RENr-F1ats.
y s1SIsfKABLE mats on wss, Main. near pa.
Lam g Fun.,cl Madison iss2
Is ATTRAcTIvE i-'oosn upper ia, TO couple
.itll Third Avenue
H~OESIRABLE Ma, tor rent laos Barton
b E1E rent. e07 stu.r, Road. Stop u IL
First stree, car. Bath lights. shs, water.
& screens. large Yards. no chlldtcn
4 SEpERAL desirable mats ON Church Hi!l.
$50 see us aHiek Il YOU wan; one Elam &
"a desirable sccond.>tcry furnished IA, for
the summer months. location "ns-h half
! square from Monument Avenue. or would
MSsubiet furnished Or uutu-ni>h"d ra-t ct l.,
U for the year fhone lScuiHrNrd l075-W.
Z FOR rent lover -, ~ iurhlsra rark.
.rhone Mrs 1ss7sy ssntelrh 5.2'.w.
L FoCR.RooM rss. 0i,h sanity sink. electric
Couple pref,-ca M,ii-pr css.-I
{ s1eo. sioi 5ily Wcst NN-staU. and i-room
~ hats, city water. "isvt-.l NshtS. s. upstairs
& O. downstai-. i-wis SAcr,eG-r
& i soa ws ana NJ Ban : ruSs.ea '' ? M.a
FOR rent. hRri>o-,e as's q: IS PARK Ave-
nqe' efsssi!e"r .2g.;io2- hsn' .rG,sS2nse,e.
FOR rent. uPper fst rooms sePars;e
h Barton Heights Or phone Madison 5ss5-.r.
rooms Including heat. lsh,. water. ,el.-
dolph eosl-J.
: FOR rent. upper ha'. rooms WrS; End:
modern: gas. electr,city, hot-'v,,ar heat:
q one block OF car line. References oN,hsvE"G
8 Address c -, care Times Dispatch
4 FURNlsHED houSeKeer.ne Ha'. single rooms.
.--Med!son ts5..I los south THIRD
4 FOR. rent. nice 5-room RAJ. furnished or
,.n %nsurni MsS5sor ME" S l%Ga"" all eo"'en
q FLAT, &?2.i6 rooms hs,h. tol"phono.
& Avenue Boulevard .i7F-l
.N.1ss FOR RENT
FLATS. FLATS FLATS. FLATS
sct Ess, Broad s,roo, ,hra as,. 8 rooms,
\ bath; central. Rent low.
tas. .Eas. Leigh Street. ar,, fat, : rooms.
bath. September !.
. bath. 500 per annum
mo Yves, ; Main s.ns FIR, as'. rooms.
ssss Park Avenue. second fat rooms, bath.
modern: separate entrance
1870 Garland Avenue second Eat. . rooms.
bath Heat furnished.
{ LET us send YOU rem, list.
RICHMOND TRUST X SAVINGS CO.
Real Estate Department,
Seventh and Main streets
LOWER nat of large connecting rooms,
y. pantry. range and all modern convsniences.
zoos West Main Street
FOR rent, upper fat rooms and bath. all
= modern conv"nienC"s. Parties with chill
dren need not apply. !.o5 First Avenue.
Highland Park
! THREE-ROOM furnished Tat, arst floor.
~ per week - South Pine. Madison 1874
Call between the hours 81 IL and
FOR rent. beautiful hats a. 2So3 East
Grace Street. : rooms each. separate
frances. separate front aud hack iorches.
slectric lights and gHs. Up-tn-aate In every
respect. Possession ~ once or :lrst ot sep
TENDER. Ais" upror flats At 20 and 20
{ North Twenty eighth Street. all convo-
nlences possession S"p'"mhnr Address
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9EsIs1d mai Tor rent, laos Barton
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FOR rent. upper fat rooms and bath. all
modern ConvcnienC"s. Parties with chill
dren. need not apply 1905 First Avenue
Highland Park
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HusTINGs COURT. PART II.

Monday and Tuesday-Jamcs Rayne
rs. southern Railway Company. Page
Il Wcndcnburg, p. a.: IIunton. p. d.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bowles ct ais
vs. Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany. Bremmer G. BaZille. p. O.; Gu!gon,
Bryan e. Pu!liam p. d.
Thursday-Willie Wade vs. Walt
watkins. Smith & Smith. y. a.: Cabell.
Garrett & Ciben p. Il. Waterloo c.
ment Machine Company vs.. J. g.
Cheatwood. Patteson. p. q. Seaton. p.
Il.
Friday and Saturday-T J. Ages
administrator vs.. southern Railway
Company W"ndenburg * Haddon D. a.;
liunton * Gay, p. q.
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FURNISHED housekc"riuc 'a' ~IuE,a rooms.
- madison t656-l los South Third
FOR rent. nice Groom rat furnished or
~ unfurnished: nice location. all couycu-
fences. Madison 2@Io-W
FLAT, s22.i6 rooms ba-h telephone
water. Possession September -IiT Park
. Avenue Roulovar! .i7G-T
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses We're issued by
the clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
tcrday follows:
Emmett, l.. Patterson and Madeline
small
Thomas c. Richie, of Pittsburgh. and
Elizabeth r. Brooke, OF Richmond.
Lime Childress. of Hanover Coun-
~. and Estelle Stone Of Richmond.
Johnnie r. Jones and Bessie Jor-
don.
Banks.
Henry Martin Sommerville. of Cow
lnEton. and MILAN Carter Brooke. OF
Richmond.
Paul c. Cornish. OF Richmond. and
Barbara +. Cochrane. OF York Pa
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad ~ the south.
~ Il NJ 4

EfrECTINE MAY 2S, 1916
TRAiHs LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For riorlua anu south: s:lt a. 81 ana
s:S5 +. 81. - 40 A. NJ
For Norfolk t:la a. ~. 500 A. 81. 400
+. NJ, .i:uO Z. Al. ti.lU p. 81
A. NJ. $500 +. IL. S::5 r. A.
For Petersburg: 1850 A ~. 5:l5 A. Al
e:l9 A Nj. soy A: Al. t.ju A. Al. 500
2. NJ. '4:UV r. Al. tt:lU L. '. 5:55 r. 81
80 T.. Al. .:25 =. Al. $50 p ~
For Go!dsboro anu faI et,eviIie. 400 T.
II.
For Hcpewel: BIS a. NJ. .i:l5 +. 81
1916 +. NJ. s:l5 f. 81
Trains arrive isiCEnond daily. sos A NJ
.:lS a. NJ. e:l3 A NJ. s35 a. ~. il:io
a. NJ: gao T. M: h:40 p. 81. s:IT p. Al
p NJ.
Except Sunday. tSunday only
Time OF arrival and departure and con.
ACTIONS kuarRnteed.
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cHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Dcedr of Trust, Amounting


Six Deed, of Trust. Amounting to
S10.305.
T. c. Rcdd ct ux. to w. p Redd.
trustee. GoXI35 feet west line Garland
Avenue. $50 feet north OF Essex Street.
June 21. 1916: $500.
w L. Wills to T w Gardner ct al.
trustees. lots o and 10 in block II in
the plan of Barton Heights: also. 50x-
40 feet north line Stuart Road. 175
feet cast Of Miller Avenue: also. 5Ox1 81
feet east line Barton Avenue. 100 feet
north Of Crawford Street. May "a,
1916: $3.50.
Samuel 4. Clay to s. w. Robinson.
Jr.. trustee. BOXES feet west line
Twenty-second Street, 100 feet south
of @ street. June %. 1916; SIS.
Amanda r. Curtis to L. e. Brown
ct al. trustees. 7ox140 feet north line
Bacon Road. 1853 feet east Of Fendall
Avenue. June Q, 1915; $3.50.
James l.. O'Keefe to w l.. Robin
son, trustee. 50x9o feet at the north
west corner of Fell street and North
Avenue. June 20, 1915: $1,060.
Pincus Rubin ct uN to John Bag
by. trustee, 3ox12o feet at the north
east cornner of Ashland and Randolph
Streets. June %, 1915: $3.50.
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ATTRACTIVE i-,oom upper ia, 10 couple.
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CHANCEny TRANSFERS.
Six Deedn Of Bargain md SnI,
Amounting to X2c.SOM


Amounting to S22,SOO.
Lewis Ginter Land and Improve
mcnt Company to w. 4. Picker, look
$50 feet west line Hawthorn Avenue
400 feet south OF Laburnum Avenue
June 10, 1916: $500
Alice de l.. Lamb ct vir. to H. F.
Grimmell, 100x25O feet west line No
BILE Avenue, 200 feet south Of I.abur-
mum Avenue. June is. 1916: tax. IS.
$40.
II. w. Goodwin to w. l.. Wills. lots :.
and in block II in the plan OF Lee
Annex: May -. 1915: $500.
Z H. Stoltz CT ux. TO Virginia Real
~ and Construction Co. 40xa7 feet
north line kemper street. I2o feet Q
inches east Of Carter Street; also. I2ox-
- feet north line kempcr Street. go
feet east ot Carter street. June s.
1915; tax. $40: $40
John J. Doran to James l.. O'keefe.
3hX9o feet north line Fell street al
the west corner OF North Avenue June
20, 1916, tax. s.: $40.
Arthur G. Spain TO W. y. Spain. 23x-
l"' feet south line Leigh Street. s.,
feet inches cast of Harrison street.
June "a, 1916: 800.
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COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings Of Council
committees are called for this week:
Mcnday--Subcommitt on Streets 10
consider the offer OF II. II. George 10
dedicate certain land TO the city at
80 o'clock. and the full committee
at o'clock.
Buildings. Properties and Utilities
Committee to inspect property in East
Highland Park for the installation OF
mittee OH Claims will meet al s o'clock.
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HusTINGs TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds Of BnrEnin md

Three Deeds Of BarGain md Sale.
Amounting TO $500.
Charles H. Robinson ct nv. 10 Jo-
Seph r.. Johnson, 33 feet S inches by
az feet inches south side of Old Do
minion Street lI3 feet from southeast
corner Of Old Dominion and Holly
Streets. juno 10. 1915: 5000.
George r. Wise to l.. w. Cheatham
10X1iS feet southern line of Semmes
Avenue. 14S feet from Fortieth Street
and Semmes Avenue. May 81. 1916;
$3.50.
Southsde Company. Inc. ct ais to
Charles II. Adams, 42x14s feet east
line Of Bellevue street. ~ feet from
Thirty-hrst street. June ;, 1914: SO.
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sEAHoAKp AIR LINE RAILWAY



Southbound TRIMS sunc.u.-a In ,n,v, a..
moho uaiIy: $50 a NJ. local to Eoflina
Vile. Atlanta, 3.rmtnghau. .:35 p W
fhronSh coaches ana s!"ep-Fs TO JaCkson.
VILE, lS:4o A. NJ. sIccpvI- o Atlanta i.tr,n-
ingham. Jacksonville. Tampa and ,n '' ia.
TO Jacksonville. N"es
Northbound trains scheduled 20 nr,.v. q,
Richmond daily. 5:@O y " al IN
local. $50 A NJ. 5.37 f. NJ a. "'''
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE g. OHIO RY

Main Line. Local .T.., ~ IL
James River Line. slu.UO .; - -
:. News. SIX. Did P; IS 80 IL. I'm =, y
Newport Hews. Local. 100 a 80 an y
Trans arIlse from NIX. I'll 90 a..l;.s
$50 p ~ He"s. s,oj a.. 's:01 y. FROM
q. - j" a. - 30 -. ~ 80 "a lie :,
10 p daily from Charlottesville eAccn,
SUNDAY from IhHrmond Jas. River IS IS
a. $40 =. week days 7.a1 D. m S,,,rd -,
DAily. EANcnt sun.!uH 1910 %
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LAW AND EQUITY COURT.

Monday-H. Susman VS.. Tho Times
Dispatch Publishing Company, Leake
Il Euford. p O.: Williams q Mullen.
p. d.
Tuesday-Gordon & Lightfoot re-
ceivers. VS.. -. G.. Ballard. Gordon &
LiGhtfoot. p. o.: Sadlcr. p. d.
Wednesday and Thursday = Price
Hardware Company vs.. y. l.. Massey.
p. q.
Friday-k. b. Parkinson vs. vir-
ginia hallway and Power Company,
Meredith. p. o.. Guieon e. Moore. .. d.