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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Europe's best and bravest continues
to fall In CHASTITY heaps on countless
b%attlehelds.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15
Survey for Oil and Gas at Pueblo.

Northumberland Keat.
ing of Colorado asked the United
States Geological Survey to make a
survey around Pueblo with a view to
developing oil and gas.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

1t having been definitely established
that h%andshaking spreads germs, we
are all the more proud Of our heroic
politicians.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

"Will the blonde become extinctT'
asks an exchange. Maybe, but the
light-headed undoubtedly won't
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Horse racing without betting Is one
OF those things that you read about in
fairy stories.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Counting up the enemy's losses IL
about the only pastime left to Europe
nowadays.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15
Jazz broken By WeII prIII Rlt.

Willard-Wil Burns, living on the
Mesa south CT town, was badly in.
tured when a drill bit struck and
broke his jaw.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Should times grow much harder,
there won't be any Christmas dinner
for anybody to eat in any capital of
Europe.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Our summer fishermen know when
to draw the line when they're fishing,
but not when they're telling fish sto-
ries.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Unhappy families lacking n little
fairy in their home seem determined
20 make the best Of 1t by buying a
g"raphophone.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

The right sort Of patriot will swat
the fly, watch his garbage can and keep
his premises clean.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Machine guns are playing an lmpor-
tant part in the European war. And
they are the kind that never jam.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

There are, truly enough, too many
hours Of daylight just now, but those
in the wrong place are the a. IN. ones
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

II one had TO be n soldier one might
prefer being sentinel on an Alpine
snow field In this weather.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Speaking OF competent m%eteorolo
gists, there Is the person who is al
ways trying to befog the issue.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Experience proves that It is a lot Of
trouble to induce a mosquito to sit
on the hot end Of punk.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Mans summer shirt waist can't he
cOmfortuhle 20 long ~ his rOusers
have " hrld NJ 10, hns ~sISp"nders
Or The mis- itself should
per sryic,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

When peace IL established It should
be made secure, permanent and immov-
able.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15
SPORTING NEWS

At Cedar Point, Ohio, Johnny Kill
bane retained his title of feather
weight champion by knocking out
CLANCY in the third round.
Duke Kahanamouk equaled his own
world record for 100 yards at Homo
championship for the distance in
SO 1-5 seconds.
Fred Fulton of Rochester, Mimi,
aspirant to the heavyweight champion.
ship title, was given a newspaper de-
cision over Dan (Porky) Flynn of Bos-
ton in a t%en-round, no-decision bout
at st. Paul, MINI.
Freddie Welsh retained his title of
champion lightweight pugilist of the
world at Colorado Springs after going
the full scheduled twenty rounds with
Charlie White of Chicago. Referee
Billy Roche of New York awarded
Welsh the decision on points.
At London Solly Joel refused $780,,
600 which has been offered for his
famous race horse. Pommern, by a
prominent foreign buyer. This is an
advance of $4,000 over the present
record price ever paid for a stallion
100000 having bought Prince Pala-
tine.
A new worlds record for a woman
rider was made at Rocky Ford, Colo,
when Juanita Edgar rode Hi Romondo
to victory around the mile track in the
Watermelon Day derby. Her time was
1:48. Miss Edgar won over a number
of professional jockeys and was given
much credit for her skillful handling
of her horse.
GENERAL
A blanket test case of the Adamson
eight-hour law is planned.
Three thousand grocery clerks went
on strike in New York, Jersey City,
Newark and outlying towns.
The National American Woman Suf.
frage Association by an overwhelming
vote decided to continue its present
policy of working for equal rights
through both national and state legis-
lation.
The Presbyterians have collected
nearly one-half of the 100000 fund
for aged and disabled ministers and
their dependents, the total having
reached $4,000, 900, it was Announced
at Philadelphia.
The ~tri-color of France floated from
many buildings in New York while
thousands of citizens wore buttons
bearing the French national emblem
in celebration Of Lafayette day, COM
memorating the 159th anniversary Of
the birth of the distinguished French
man.
The German admiralty has raised
the battle cruiser Luetzow and the
battle of Jutland, according to Mrs.
e. A. Voretzich of Hamburg, wife Of
a German official in the Orient, who
arrived at San Francisco from Ham
burg.
Congressman Thomas J. Scully of
New Jersey announced the receipt Of
a check for $4,000 from President VII
son. The money is to be divided
among Monmouth county hospitals in
accordance with the Presidents agree
ment in accepting Shadow Lawn as
his summer home.
Trade between Mexico and the
United States broke all records In the
fiscal year ended June 80. A compila
ton shows that imports from Mexico
we're 500. GIG, 544, against $77,612.6 91 in
1915 and S92. G9O,56 in 1914. the for.
mer high record year. Exports to Mex.
leo amounted to 4S,3OS, $40, a gain OF
S14, 0O0.0 900 over 1915 and $4,000, 900
over 1914.
At H~odgenville, KY, President VIII
o paid tribute to the memory Of
Abraham Lincoln before the humble
log cabin in Larue county where the
Civil War President was born.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Stll. many have been bitten by
sharks who never went near the wa
ter.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

II a mar kicks all the time, his stand
ing In the world becomes insecure.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15

Something to worry about: Thomas
Edison says man Is not perfect yet
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15
CAUGHT PROM THE NETWORK o.
WIRES ROUND ABouT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT GVENTs
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
western Newspaper Union I've
ABOUT n WAR

ABOUT THE WAR
Paris claims fresh gain near Fleury'
In the Verdun sector.
Russians bombarded towns close to
Lemberg, setting Halicz, sixty miles
distant, afire.
Russians continue to drive Turks
from strong mountain positions near
Ognott, in Armenia.
Germans surrender TO British The
city of Dar-Es-Salaam, chief seaport
of German East Africa.
British and French, in Somme re-
gion, capture four towns from Ger
mans and take more than 5000 pris-
oners.
The Rumanians continue their OF
fensive in eastern T~ransylvania and
also have occupied Orsova on the Dan
ube.
The Albanian front reports further
advances by the Italian troops, al
though Berlin claims the %recapture of
recently lost positions.
Bulgarian and Turkish troops have
occupied Baltjik annd two other sea-
prots, Sofia reports, and the fortress
Of Dobritch or Bazardjik has been
taken.
Russians push back center of the
Austrian army commanded by Arch
duke Charles in Galicia and have cap
tured $500 prisoners. Berlin admits
the reverse.
Eastern Rumania has become a
fighting ground and the opposing arm
les are engaged from the Black Sea
to the Danube, along a front of about
seventy miles.
That another Zeppelin airship was
badly damaged in the raid on the Eng,
lish southeastern counties in addition
to the one destroyed was indicated in
an official statement given out at Lon
don by the government press bureau.
Austro-G Germans are fighting desper.
ately to hold back the Russians adj
yancing on Halicz. Petrograd says
the Austro-German forces have fallen
back to the western bank of the Gnita
Lipa. while Vienna asserts troops of
the central powers are holding their
own.
German and Bulgarian troops have
captured the Rumanian stronghold of
Turtakai, with 10000 prisoners and
100 guns. Both armies lost heavily
in the battle for possession Of the
fortress. Vienna admits retirement
on both the Russian and Rumanian
fronts under pressure.
WESTERN
The larger sugar Tefineries of San
Francisco announced a drop of IS
cents a hundred pounds in refined
sugar.
Prompt action by the American con
sui in Alexandria, Egypt, prevented
the execution of Henry Hoelecher on
the charge of being a German spy.
Hoelcher is an American citizen.
Gov. Hiram w. Johnson character
lied at Sacramento, Calf. as non
sense" threats made in two letters to
kill him If he did not have certain
large sums of money in a designated
place near the state capitol.
That definite plans were outlined
at recent conferences between Presi-
dent Wilson and peace advocates for
bringing about peace in Europe, was
the declaration made by Chancellor
David Starr Jordan of Stanford Uni
versity, who returned from Washing
ton.
WASHINGTON
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-15
NEW MEXICO
STATE NEWS

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
COMING EVENTS.
Sept. 14-16-Fair at Artesia.
Sept. 15-16-Fair at Dexter.
Sept. 14-1S-State Fair at Albuquerque.
Sept. 19-2O-Auto Races at Clovis.
Sept. 18-23-Live Stock and
Exposition at Roswell
Sept. 27-29-FirBt annual Cowboys
General Roundup at TucumcarL
Sept. 2S-Fair at Greenville.
Oct. 3-Woman's Clubs annual meat
ing at Las Vegas.
Oct. s-6-New Mexico Bankers ascot
alton Convention at Grand Canon.
AriE. I'D.
oct. 1O-13-Dona Ana County Fair at
Las Cruces.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS.

While the trading on the local real
estate markc, yesterday was fairly
active. the sales were confined TO small
property aud the business for the day
aggregated less than $4,000. There
WAS little or no activity in either Hem
rico County or Southsidc real estate.
Featuring the business was the deal
ny winch Julien Gunu bccain. the own
or oil Il lot of land In what is known
as lhsburn Tho property fronts 200
rect on the north siGe OF Patterson
Avenue and extends back 10 kensing
ton Avenue on which IT fronts 4 like
distance. The lot was purchased from
The r. u. Wilson Corporation for si2,-
ooo. Lucy g. Smith sold TO w. y. Tor
renee lot fronting sixty feet AT the
northeast corner of Mulberry and Ber-
erly Streets. for $500.
Architects reported yesterday that
numerous plans we're being prepared
for many now homes in the city. Jacob
Cans plans to erect q thrce-stOry brick
dwelling on Monument Avenue. between
A,lison and Addison Streets. At a cost
OF 10000: tho W"stbrook Sanatorium
will build a mems hospital cottage that
VIII cost $4,000: while plans are under
way Tor new apartment on tho Boulc-
ward. This structure will cost approx
matcly sGo.o00. II is reported. and will
lie started in the fan.
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cHA>CEnN DEEDS or Trust.
Twelve Dcch> of Trust. Amounting Z
x:fB I:y6.

Clara " Mitchell to Arden Howell.
trustee. /. f,ot : inches by $40 fee,
east lin. Twtnty-sevcnth Street; I,s
feet - inches south Of |, street. July
u. 1916 Sl.i0"
Fincs, r.-rnan 70 ~ j. Chewing
81 ais. trustees )" Nj 90 Zee, IVES,
line Ensl"w Avenue. ." feet south OF
Byron street. July II. 1915 sI.j6S
Alexander Board !" A. J. 'hown;nu
IT. trustee. - l-:Nl3i feet east line OF
Twcnty-uinth street. - feet north o,
. street. also iixIio feet south line
Wood street LIS feet cast of West
street. July 10. 1915, sl,06h.
e. NJ. Selph ~ uN. 10 ~. r. Pollard.
.Ir.. Srustec. 2aX2S feet IS inches soujl,
line Byrd street. a. feet sI-a inches
west OF Fourth street July S, 1915.
s2Soe
Neta l.. and L. II. Wilder to 4. j.
Chewing. il, trustee. o5Xl.i feet west
line. F'ft, street. between Leigh aud
jackson Streets. July 10. 1916. S3.3,S
Blanche r. Ricelow ct nj. to Stuar,
Rowe. 2Hxl2" feet ives, line Third
Street. - feet North Of Byrd street.
July IL. 1916. s44S4
Mary q. rsrrir 81 Al. 10 II. r.. Pollard.
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trustee. H1-exi7 eect inches ~ the
southwest corner OF Eirhtccm,h and
Franklin Streets. also 32NlJG fee; a,
tn" northwest CORNER of Main street
and Locust Alley: also 81 foe, 7S-t
inches 10y 50 feet I - inches south limo
Cary Street. i67 fee, lOl-2 inches east
OF Fourteenth Street: also - l-.X3J
feet west line E.ghtccntE street. he
tween Main aud Franklin Streets. also
Ia feet inches by - feet "a :nchc.
south line Franklin Street, Ii feet 10 g. 4
inches west of Eighteenth street. also
"a feet , inches ~ - feet I inches mt
the southwest corner of First and Mnin
streets. juno rs. 1875. I" secure .hc
payment or Si.e1 per month during
natural life OF Sarah &. Gibson
Willie j.. Baker ct ux {" T. l.. stern
G. a. trustees. 30xt;0 fec; west ,inn
Twrn,H-eirhtE street. 30 feet in.los
1915. '''''
T.. Il. Baptist ct ux. To W T. Sullivan.
trustee. 3oN13J feet SOUTH line Main
street. % feet west Of Deer I!,n street
July ~. 1916. s3Gef
lionrictta Tinslcy ct ais. 10 T. 81
;erhihg Ct ais. BOMBS fec, east ,iua
Ihirty-secoud street 50 feet ubr,h nf
street. June -. 1916 zoo
trustees Of Highland rank A. y,
Lhnrch TO Il. II. Page trustee. Emil,
rect east limo Second Avenue. 2St r,nt
south OF Fourth: street JuIv 10. I.Ic.
SIG.O0G. ~
w. - Gilman 1T ux TO American Ma.
'io'ial Bank. trustee, 3SXl3O feet AT :he
.ou'heis' corner Of Floyd Avenue and
'hc boulevard June IL. 1915. S.iOn
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ADJUSTMENTS
,.nn ucnnrr,onn. tnudr,ir- rrnn,>,.


rhcr" 'su't ans such thing as
-lcNcror NHUdcNili" pianist than Emil
AIymdeischit, wh" Just about tons the
Ltui.s hill lUr til. iuttcr pari of the
week. He can play bird seed" UP TO-
Nart tho TOP Of Tie keyboard with his
ri,ht hand, until even IN. many han ded
drummer haas {" extend himself: he can
'raNc The Rosary sob in almost the
notes IN which II - writer. using only
his Loft hand hc can romp both hands
~ ana down til" piano until the RAGS
como 10 pieces and he can initiate
iadcrcwski and hurl"suuc hi, playing
~ his "Mlnuct III u manner that -
luS! close cnuui.h to both to MAKE the
performances doubly amusing. Hc is
pretty nearly unique as u ,auIcyillc
act because lac IS - Snowman and he
HsusC--lt must be said. even at the risk
W inIurinG his STANDING in vaudcyillc.-
"" Is regular musician. and, 80 far
IS can DC Judged from his act somc-
ihinE OF piano NirtuoS6
the musical act called "'rhe Ncw
producer: I'm Operate Cocktail IA de-
cidcdl" interesting. II bears the ear
marks OF incomplete organization, in
mat " doesn't ram ~ smoothly rs :;
tabloid Of fragments should run, but
II has much To make it PLEASING Sew
cral members OF the company arc sing
erS, and several others evidently wer.
singers. hcrtram Peacock. the bari
the best singer Of The lot. lie is Esca-
'Htslo one moment, Count di Luna the
next What You May CaIl-Him in LIN.
'i;t me next, and Just bass chorus
man 10 close: It's all one 10 him.
Joyce, West and Soma q Lancjpc
man. "a piano man aud lust wor,an,
"fcr a divcrtiig act. The daucin.. ,nan
= not only an agile and graceful per-
iofinc: but II" Is II hero for energy and
so"d-humorcd disregard OF physical
discomfort caused by violent exercise
~ sitting weather Reno, the cycling
'"n'"oiaI' SPINS out his turn 10 con-
Siderable icnGth, punctuatcd by nurlcr
"pS laughs.
f"r no known reason" as is some
'i''ea written, one Of the motors Nm tho
oniedH nlaNlci, billed in third niece
'hd a batten dropped on mis- heal this
Iitrrhoon. Consequently, the playlct
dldht play last night. hut there is
'ho"sh snow without 1t, not counting
me pictures.
I,y1a
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CHANGER, TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds Of BarRnin and Sale
Amounting N3S.6O0.

Ncta l.. ana !. H. Wilder to Alexander
T Board. .? I-.xl34 feet east line Twenty
ninth Street. >" feet north OF q street.
July 10. 1916. tI.20G
Y. r.. Powell 81 NIX. to G. NJ. Selph.
25X2S feet ] 3; inches south line Byrd
street. a. feet '3i-2 inches west of
Fourth Street June %. 1916; tax. So;
$40.
Lena Davidson 81 vir. to Joseph w.
street. between TAYLOR Street and the
National Cemetery Road. July d. 1916.
Tax. 81; $40.
Lucy g. Smith e, viz. to ". Z. Tor
corner of MULBERRY and beverly Streets,
June 30, 1916 sc.So".
Mary ). Guthrie e, 81 TO- Mar C. G..
rerrre corae e Of a and and
Franklin Streets: also 32xl5C feet at
| the northwest corner of Main Street
and Locust Alley: also - feet ST
inches south line Cary street. 49, feet
10 - inches cas-, OF Fourteenth Street {:
also % I2XsQ feet west line Eighteenth
Street. between Main and Franklin
feet as-i nches south line Franklin
Street. 50 feet 49, ipches west OF
Eighteenth Street; also g feet ) Inches
10y s. feet inches ~ the southwes;
corner Of 'irs, and Main Streets. March
II. 1915. 5000.
{. r. Suckols e, al 10 Willie r. Baker
ct al. "oXl3o feet west line Twenty
eighth Street. 3i5 fec, > inches north
Tax. 81: $40
T. y. Wilson Corporation TO Julien
Gum. 200 feet north line Patterson
Avenue. extending bark TO EensinGtor
Avenue. OH which il fronts like dis
lance. June 81. 1916. $4,000.
american National flank. trustee. TO
". j. Gilman. on.-hHlf Interest SSAl?t
feet "A, the southeast corner OF FLOYD
Avenue and tho boulevard. June 10.
1915. Tan. s2.oo $40.
j. 7. Hu,ch"Son 81 ny. to John =.
HutCheson. one-third interest in 30>laa
feet ~ the south east corner of Floyd
Avenue and Linden street. July $. 1916.
$4,000.
James Cook 3, ais to Albert r.
Draucker. 2sNlFn :: feet west I'm. of
Harvie street. l5l feat . inches NORTH
Of Cary street. July /, lol6. Tax.
$40 Slu
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

First receive Observation-Disclosures,
l0i ,ShIlnr). . 10 10. out won; Queen
~ III" Water. 100 tMccahcyJ, . to 10.
out. second Only two starters. Time.
i:ol
Second - about sin furlonSs - pan
Maid. i0l tSchuttingcr), i TO |. to B..
To .. won: Malchitc. loi G.ykc),
3 TO T. - {. out. second; FriZZlc. Ii
'iiayncs). IS 10 ;. q To :. to .. third.
Time. i.l5 80. Garbage and Robcr,
l.. also ran.
Ihird-onc ,nir-- DaddN's Choice. 100
Minl). 1" :. 10 i. oU,. won: Gun
bearer. los D1uXtouI. ) I" ]. 20 .. out.
-.c"nd. Sandman. lis ,Eutwc!D. ]" l."
TO ., out. third. Time, i:i3 a..
lbnly III" three starters.
FoUrth-cr" milc--SaSin. III ,Tap-
mo. TO 10 10 .. even. won: sun Cod
id1 Wnmpb.lD. 10 10. 10 g. out,
-crond. Pi"ioncon. Ito CMccahcy).
3 10 !. TO :. ! TO ), thnd. Time. 80
I,'cuucta, Miss Puzzle ana BROOKS also
ran
Fifth one mile and - sixteenth
lp"vilhsh ia ,kcogh>, IL to :. 10 10
!" :, won: Carlton q. I0i ,MiniD.
10 !. . to 4, /" ). second, Transit
100 tShilllngp. I" 10. 10 {. out.
third, Time. 1851 80. Jesse Lr. Day
Day and Malahar also ran
sixth --fv" aud onc-half furlougs-
ii"o'hcr Jonathan. liz 'Iioffman)
~ 10 10. I" > 10 :. won: Tootti.
loi 'Minib, u "a !. {. To- !, even second;
NoVniight"r. IL" Or. McDcrmott
80 I" !. 10 20 !. I TO !. ,hird Time
l:li %. ltrheI Ma" Murray Ida Nc
rUI None at Last also ran.
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SPORTS
KILLS THREE HORSES
lightning Iioit Destroys Three Thor
"shhrrdS In f:mnirc city
Trnck Studies.

YoNk EHS. y. V. July ia light
n,nc Dol, killed three thorouShbrcds
at the Empire city track to-day, be-
sides causing fright among tho spec
tutors by SCATTERING the flag pole on
III" grand stand aud damaging the
stand.
Tie Dol, drove through the barn
where tho belmont and Butler strings
were stabbed. Killed August Belmont $
iwu-year- olds. cockleshcll ant. Nancy
Fair. and inilrinE the Butler thrce.
year old. Bailey, go bad il had to lac
destroyed. The storm came after the
iirst race. while the horses were beinS
led ont for the second
The bolt strnck the barn immcdi>
atcly after Malachito. the favorite. had
b".n led down the runway. MalachitC
LID not live NJ TO expectations. being
"utrun by the tn shot Pan Maid.
but that * better than being dead. a
couple Of Siabl" boys were knock cd
out by the shock. The surprise Of the
day came In the Tarrytown selling
stakes. SnSan. an ) to outsider. show :
ing the favoritc. sun God. the way
homo. DaddyS Choice. after bad ride.
-ot home in time TO COP tie third
ercSt. having been backed from . to I
tn 10
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday tS til" Electrical Depart
Uncut.
W. H. Jeni:s for T. r. Phillips, Tul
ton Till. ten fixtures.
same. for Davis brothers, 40 North
fiith street. thirty-thrcc outlets.
w i. Mahoney, for Muhlcman e Kay
hoe ""i2 kcrsinston Avenue. twenty
four iiNturcs.
Same for same. sore kenSinrton Ave-
nNe. twenty fixtures.
Same. for same. 3OpS Kcnsincton Ave-
nue.. twenty fTturcS.
sam" Tor same, ?00c kensineton Ave-
nae. twcntN-four fixtures.
Morris Hunter. ror Richmond stove.
WorkS. TWrnty-hfth and franklin
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CHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
rive HcicHsc Deeds. mounting

y. J. Chewing Ir. ct al. trustee. to
Eeta l.. and J. ~. Wilder 90 l-2Xl3f
feet Sast linc Twcn'--nin;h street. 40
feet tor,h OF street June 10. 1916.
S.iIS.
w. jackson g, al. trustees, I"
william l.. Harris 81 ais. a5Nlif foe.
south line Main street. 3i' feet : p ;
inches west OF Brown street. July :.
1915. 81. son.
NJ. 6 Thalhimer. trustee. TO Hc,.rv
H. 'lcNcN. - feet inches by l?3 :cet
{. inches south line Grove Avenue. l07
feet inches west Of Plum street. July
10. 1916. 1856
Henry 5. iiutzlor ct al. trustees. to
Robert g. Ware. lot In block : in
the plan ot-Barton Heights. July IL
1916. 1926.
w. u Sullivan. trustee. 10 Charles T.
t!hrcn ct al. 3oxl3j feet south line
Main street. ," feet vest Of Deep Fun
Street July L.. 1916. $oh1s
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TIT MIXING PERMITS.

Tile following permits were issued
yesterday 10y Plumbiur Iuspcctor Lam
icrs:
o y. Kelley. for j. =. Brown & co
800 North seventh street
j. G. Wilson. FOR Richmond Trust and
savings Company. -: Nest Grace
street.
Sane for J. l.. Waterman. .Ic West
Clay street.
Burton Il Gregory. for Henry Harris.
'oi East Cary street
~. II. May. for f'lcigshmann e 60.
"23 East Main street
". ~. F;;',"s. for w -; Duk" "als
East Grace street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

The ,hirG roof garden social 81 tn.
season viii b. given at the Genera!
Young News Christian Association to-
niEhr, for the entertainment of mem
bcis ana their friends. Jacob Kruf-
man. Ni"linisi. viii play. accompanied
by T.. Is shilling. The Old South Quar-
'ct VIII sing. and John =. Walker will
give som. negro sketches. At the close
OF The program on the roof there will
be - game OF indoor baseball. M.m
bcrs Of the association are invited TO
bring their friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

SYRACUSE y. y. July ia dis
#-rccmcnt vas reported to-day by tie
BlrN TN the cas-" az 'hr government
against James J Johnston. manager Of
the Madison square Garden. aud 1--WE
others Indicted FOR bringing pictures
II the Johnson Willard night over The
hnAdiau border FOR exhibition pur-
poses
Tho ease had been ou trial foy two
weeks ia tho Federal Court