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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
CHARTERS ISSUED.

New charters were issued and az
amendment to an existing charter au-
thorized yesterday by the State Cor.
poration Commission as follows:
Amendment to charter Piedmont
Produce Company. Inc. Amherst
changing location principal Office from
Amherst to Tye River.
Prudential Building and Loar Com
pany. Inc, Norfolk: maximum. $4,000:
minimum, $500: building and loan asso-
citation John l.. Singleton president
ID. I. Singleton, secretary and treas
urer both of Norfolk.
Virginia kentucky Realty and In
Ntstment Corp. Richmond Thomas p.
Purcell. president: Robert r. Henley.
secretary: f. A. Leake. treasurer. ali
Of Richmond.
Quatotolapam Sugar Corp. winches-
ter; maximum. S5ooNo: minimum,
S25o.ooo: own and lease sugar planta-
ley Carter. secretary. both Of Lynch
burg.
Appalachian LAM and Mining Co,
Inc. Richmond: maximum. $4,000; min :
imum. $1,000 John l.. Ingram presi-
dent. Holt s. Lloyd. secretary. both of
Richmond
Blue Ridge Soapstone Co. Inc. Rich
mond: maximum. 100000. minimum,
5000: par value, 81: soapstone business.
Tobias r. JohnstoHe. president: w NJ.
Lott secretary, both Of New York
City.
The National Protective League for
NEGRO Girls, Inc. Richmond: no capt.
tai stock: purposes. charitable Pearl
l.. Bland. secretary; Ora Brown Stokes,
president, both of Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27

Pritchard. Knapp and Woods and Dis
trict Judge Johnson in attendance.
case argued yesterday:
>, No; l4i3-John II. Wight. William
II. Wight, Frank l.. Wight and the
Sherwood Distilling Company, appel
iants. vs.. Gilbert +. Heublein and
Louis I. Roberts. appeilecs: appeal
from the District Court at Baltimore.
Argued by W. II. lie c. Wright. of Bal
timore, Tor the appellants. and by Yer
non COOK. Of Baltimore. for the appel
lees. and submitted
saturday being conference day. the
court Will not hear arguments Of cases
to-day. but will 20 into conference
upon cases heretofore argued and re-
naming undecided.
Case in call Monday:
No ii4i-Bernicc Lott. Willy Gross
and Sophie Gross. petitioners. VS.. NJ.
Salisbury. respondent In matter of 4.
l. Lyman. bankrupt. on petition TO SUI
perintend and revise. etc, District
Court at Norfolk: in bankruptcy To
be argued by Lee Judson. of Norfolk.
for the petitioners. and by James c..
Martin. of Norfolk. for the respondent.
Vernon Cook. of Baltimore. was adj
mitted to practice rs an attorney and
counselor in this court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
CTtANCERY TRANSFERS.
sixteen Deeds of Bargain and Sale,
Amounting tn S91,0.5

J. l.. Levy ct ais. trustees. to Amelia
i neaF ct ais. ls.l-2N:i - feet south
tihe .arr street, Just west of Virginia
tax. 90 cents; 81.
Richmond Union Stock Yards Co. to
Cnion Abattoir. Inc. tract Of S35
OF %aa An acre adjoining Union stock
R afHS near Nav the se ia;s Ar Line
G. l.. Nickel .et ux TO Augusta X
Loth 2lxlo5 feet ~ the northeast cor
n ne, OF FIRST and Clay Streets. MAY .
Amanda F. Thorp to Charles A. SOM
ma. 5ox 80 feet ives, line Second street
loo feet south Of Leigh street. Nav
10; IHlS: tax, so; $40.
lots % and IS in block in the plan
Of Highland Park. May II, 1916: tax,
;, 4 l. Cohen. special commissioner. to
i K Ann S,ra PANE: :e7xsl t;et north line
being No. sos May rs. ISIS; ss' hHe
=, n r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee 10 Julia
~ Ii,a ~ e, 2ox'23 feet south line
u; \. Lucas ct ux. to John +, craw-
tord. 3oXlto feet east line Fourth Ave-
mHu ax 100 . feet nor'li Of Willow Street
Emma b Rife ct vir. TO same. 3ox1Io
feet east line Fourth Avenue. 100 feet
north Of " slow street. May 5, 1915:
John 8. Harwood. Jr.. >. NIX. to n F.
Watts ct al. 2GXl3n feet north line
fIoyd Avenue. Ill feet inches west
0! Elm street: also. olxI7o feet .
inches north line Floyd Avenue. 15S
feet east OF Davis Avenue also. o6y5o
fee; south line of an allev between
Elm street and Davis Avenue, Floyd
ana Grove Avenue. May "a 1915: tax.
1880: $40.
{ l. Denoon. trustee. TO Hening &
NuekoIs: 29leSlo7 feet south line
Franklin Street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Streets, being No. 1887.
May II. 1915: S2.52n
Hermina Duski e, vir to Annie
Mozer, - feet 7l-2 inches by 1o4 feet
north line Taylor Street. - feet 3
inches cas-, of Ritchic Street. January
10. 1915: tax. So $40.
Land Investment Corp. to R D. Dick
inson. lots 33 and 81 in block r in the
plan of Chamberlayne Court Nav II.
1915: tax. 81: $40
Atlantic Construction co. 10 T. G.
Tabb. aaxI3o feet at the southeast
corner OF Roseneath Road and Ken
$40: $40.
f. l.. Delaney et ais to Margaret F.
stone. II fee, : inches by IS feet west
line Addison Street. l4a feet south Of
Theresa Somma ~ vir to A T and
D T. Griffith. 33xlto feet a, the south
west corner of Second and Leigh
Streets. May 5, 1916; $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
MISS BOYD is WINNER OF
7. w. c. A. TENNIS TOURNEY
Wins Cup Third Successive Time.
Miss Martha Bcnie Captures Leg
New Trophy.

An interesting contest was staged on
the courts OF the Hermitage Club on
Thursday afternoon, when the finals in
the Young Womcn's Christian Asso-
citation annual tennis tournament were
played out before an enthusiastic gal
lery.
The tournament has been in progress
Tor Two weeks. with about fifteen girls
entered Peculiar intccst attaches to
the tournament this year because OF
the git Of new and beautiful cup
by member of one Of the gymna-
SUM classes Of the Y. w c. a This
was offered 10 the winner OF this
year tournament, and was won By
MISS Martha Beale. who defeated Miss
Fanny Crenshaw by a close score.
The winner of this trophy was re-
CURED to play Miss Mary Boyd. who
was defending second cup. which she
mad already won two years i'm succes-
sion. Miss Boyd defeated Miss Beale
IN spirited contest. the score being
6-3 in the first and 10 in the second
set
Those entered for the tournament
were Misses Bertha Atkinson Mary
berkeley. Archie Berkeley Ann
Fletcher. Martha Heale. Elizabeth Co
Gil. Fannie Crenshaw Leila Lacy. Lii
Ian Harding. MARY. rompkins, Mary
Louise Harwood. Wartield Crenshaw
Ruth Bates ana Katherine Vaughan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
S P O r 7 S
PREP TITLE AT STAKE IN
FAST SCHOOL GAME TO-DAY
John Marshall and Mct;uirc'S VIII
Bnttle This Afternoon mt Broad
street Pnrk.

John Marshall High school and Nc
lures University School will battle
ms afternoon to decide the champion
snap Of the prep schools Of the city.
The Marshallites have won the prep
school title for the league series. but
as McGuire's isn't IN the league. the
game Will settle the title clearly il
High School wins. The Marshallites
have already defeated the Red and
Eiack this season, but If the Mcclure
boys win to-day they viii be tied with
the Marshallites. ana it is more than
likely that another game will be
played
Coach Shrimp Smith has had the
Mcclure team out every afternoon
working hard for this game, and all
Of his men are in the best Of condition.
The Marshallites have been training
without d coach q greater part Of the
season, but CLAUDE Woodward. captain
OF the team, has gotten the boys into
me shape, and :hcy are all eagerly
awaiting 10 get chance at their old
rivals.
Big Tom Gresham Will probably be
Coach Smiths selection for pitcher.
With Chalkiey wearing the pads.
Claude Woodward viii more than like
team. with Stun,ot doing the receiv-
Ing
The probable lineup
NcGuire's--E oisiey third base
stop Gresham, pitcher: Mayre. right
ht!d. Newell. first base ingram. left
Held. Purcell. center field. Cha!kley.
John Neutrality-suspicious.. mrs, base
stop. la wrsnoe. laird base Woodward.
rzht Aeld Thompson, center ae!d i;
Bennett. left ield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
DOGS BARKING SAVES LIVES
Arouses Household at Fire, During
which Women Jump From
Upper Window.

n
BEDFORD, VA, May o6.-A disas-
trouS fire occurred last night at the
home OF William Hackworth. about
three miles from here. when his home.
with all its contents, and smokehouse
containing about 500 pounds of meat.
we're totally destroyed, the members
OF the family barely escaping. Mr.
Hackworth had left home to spend the
night. leaving his mother. three sis
ters. brother, and guest. Miss
wilkes, in the house.
The fire originated in the smoke
house. though there had been no Are
there. and, strange to say, there was
no odor OF burning meat. though this
building was consumed. The fire was
communicated to the pantry on the
porch. where Mr.. Hackworth had shut
up his dog, the furious barking of
which aroused the mother Of Mr.. Hack
worth. who awakened others in the
family.
The young women on the upper floor
Jumped from n window. Miss Wilkes
sustaining fractured ankle. Young
Hackworth. about fifteen years old.
who was OH the lower floor. was res
cued from his room. which was in
flames The dog that saved all these
lives was burned to death. There wa.
no insurance on the houses or furnish
inGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
BUSlNESSLIKE SESSION
OF PRESBYTERIANS ENDS
Vote on Suffrage Resolution, After
Short, hut Spirited. Debate, Is
Very Close.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j. May oS.-The
one hundred and twenty-eishth Cen
cral Assembly OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church IN the United states OF America
came 20 an end tonight, after what
leading commissioners termed the most
businessiike" session in the history OF
the assembly.
In the closing hours large number
OF resolutions We're referred 20 com
mittecs with instructions To report to
The 1917 convention at Dallas. Tex,
while others were laid on the table.
the Rev. Walter f. Spoonts, of Jack
sorville. III, that would have nut the
assembly on record in favor OF woman
suffrage The vote on the suffrage res
oiution. taken after a short, but spir-
tied. debate. was very close
Resolutions referred to committees
lhclud" those proposing merger OF the
frecdmans board. and the board ot
nome missions; providing minimum
salary OF $500 year for home mis-
sionaries, and favorins the passage OF
uniform marriage laws by the Federal
government.
The selection of Dallas as the place
Tor ho!dinS next years convention was
pointed out AS great step forward in
the movement for a union in the Pres
hyterian Church
me general assembly adopted reso.
luton petitioning President Wilson 10
have the Federal government par,,ci-
pate IN an international conference de.
voted 10 tn" purpose of aileviatinc tho
condition of the Jews in Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

J. LocisvI[-LE kY- May g sur,
or,ns ms g Hunr. SO 50 4nh
,t7o ~ second j p. Mayiow. ,l :,
TayiorI. 5000 third Time. lie 2-5
TIE Norman, Dash Margaret y. Man.
TYPE ard Joe Sterz also ran.
~ 7SS2 Goose sla.o Eslo snd E Mo
Nikifula, III ,kirschbaumI $3.50 and
$3.50, second Miss Mimi. Il2 &C. Hunt>.
- a. third Tine i:la 80 .P"rusino.
toballe olive MCGEE jasper. Little
Cove and ERGO also ran
Third-hye .uricnss-Misy jascbo.
!h5 Iapailla). $50. - and 60 % won
second Our Meta los Martini. SAFE.
third Time, % 2-5 Carrie Louise
and Wait also ran.
1lt 1Goose5. s7s 9'0s sS7o ana NG g. ,s
Blind BaCeaee, Il5 ,Kirschbaum).
$50 and SEQ. second John Jr'. 10.
tMurphD, 81, third Time. Iii -.
HuFaker. J J Murdock. Big Smoke.
Ninnsb anT H1rT rnnarfni also ran
erts lbs tshillinrj. $50. $50 and
SEQ, won; cash ON Delivery. 10 &c
Hunt. s3.lo and $3.50. second I.uzzi.
:o3 Martini; s.. 30, third. Time. i.is.
Black Thorn also ran,
ITO 1Goosel. SO. $40 and $3.50 won:
Liherator. lo5 tShillne). s370 and
IS 30, second: Miss Declare. los Cen
trlD. $3.50 third. Time. l:l2 wanda
P!tzer. Bell Boy. Lady Jane. Gray and
Fathom also ran.
Seventh--mile and seventy Yards
Samuel r. Never. III GOOSE s3.7O.
$3.50 and $40. won; Graemers. III.
Murphy, $3.50 and $3.50 second: I'm
preston. Io7 OF. Williamsp. s43n
third. Time. l44i- C'ameilia. Don,
AID Mcdonald. l.. n Adair. Louise
Stone and Brookfitld also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
RlDDlCK OPENS CAMPAIGN
Attacks Democracy Of Mayor Mayo in
speech IN Voters of Lam
berts Point.

NORFOLK, VA. May o6.-Dr. James
O. Riddick opened his campaign for
Mayor Of Norfolk with speech to
the voters Of Lamberts Point tonight
DIR. Riddick attacked the Democracy
OF Mayor w. r. Mayo his Democratic
opponent. and proclaimed himself
though running on an independent
ticket in opposition TO the Democratic
nominee OF the recent primary. as q
Democrat in larger sense than Cap
tain Mayo. He asserted the right OF
participants in a primary TO bolt il
they did not like the result. and urged
his hearers to vote for him as an in
dependent of any and all factions
Other meetings will he held by Dr.
Riddick on dates to he announced
later. ON the ticket with Or. Rddick
is one candidate for the Common
Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
HOUSE HAS No PLANS
FOR RETURNING TO EUROPE

NEW YORK. MAY 26.-Colonel House
sad tonight that he had no plans for
returning 10 Europe. When told OF
press dispatches. indicating that he
would lie welcomed there as a hardin
ger Of peace. his only comment was
that he was very much battered The
colonel and the President had a con-
ference here Wednesday,. when IL was
indicated that the chief subiec; of their
conversation was peace prospects in
Europe
Colonel House IS the Presidents
principal confidential adviser on Eu-
ropean peace. and II has been under
stood for some time that If Mr.. Wilson
thought il advisable and timely TO send
representative to the European capi-
tails on peace mission. he undoubted-
~ would select Colonel House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
cHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Nine Release Deeds. Amounting Ia


-Niuc NricuNe DecuS. Amounting Ia
St3.i40.
W S. White. trustee. to r. n. SIN
grey. Iixl4O feet at the southeast cor
ner Of tendale Avenue and Rogers
street. May %. 1916. Ss25.
stuart Bowe, trustee. to j L. War
ing; III r.. % feet II inches, by 1853 feet
north line Cary Street, ia feet inch
west of First Street. May 20, 1915,
w, B. Pizzini, trustee. to w. n. Rob
north line Floyd Avenue SIS fee, east
p Elan & runsten, trustees, TO w. 7.
Jackson Street. between second and
Third Streets. May a. 1915. SLIGO
l.. Z; Brown, trustee. to Lizzie l.
First Street. 1853 feet north OF Leigh
Street. May ~. 1916. sS4S
Charles L. Garrett TO Julien Gum.
52Sxli0 feet south line Lewis Street.
Nicholson Street May Is. 1916 1895
NJ /. Willis ct al, trustees. 10 AR
S Street, 80 feet east of Twenty third
Street. May "a, 1915, $500.
John Bagby ct al trustees, to w F.
l1ipford, 30Nl4o feet north line Car
Isle Avenue. 40 feet east or Montgom-
cry Street. in Belmont. May 10, 1916,
w F. Brown. trustee. 10 E. l.. De
laney ct AL, IL feet inches by "a
feet west line Addison Street. l4o feet
south OF Grove Avenue. May -. 1916.
S2,956.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
CHANCERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Twelve Deed. of trust. Amounting I


Twelve Deeds of Trust. Amounting to
S5T,4SS
% John r. Swartwout ct ux. to l.. E.
grown grown trustee, @oxl45 feet east line
Tree street. May %. 1915. s4.I3o.
H. a. Payne ct al TO E. +. Cox. trus-
Nest wee: Of nr re, north line Leigh street
May 20. 1916. ss07
,; Alexander der, H Shafer to W: X. Kelly,
% 1915, $1,000. " " '
:. Charles I; Broaddus e, ux. to George
Me.sdi,h Street, May !, 1915 SIS $40. ''
,rn Euet T9hen e, ux to A. f. cohen:
ilne Seventeenth Street. 100 feet 3
, ,nGs north OF Main Street. May 30.
virginia c. Blankenship to J. b.
Elan - al. trustee. 81 l-2xi5S y feet
north line Franklin Street 33 feet /
zen ives, Of Sixth street May %. 1916.
Augusta X, Lol, to y. J. Chewing
ct al, trustees, 2lxl95 feet at the
Mag sS'?e' 1917, IS FIGS s5S' and Clay
trustee. trustee, SoXlio feet, west line Second
S Nai= l%S fee, south of Leigh Streets.
Thomas +. oConnor to H s Hutzler
et a.. trustees, ?0x1lo feet at the
Streets: also sOxllo. feet north line
Louisiana Street. 80 feet west of Erin
street; May %. 1916. $3.50.
#. II. Twiniux; ct ais 10 w l.. TYLER.
trustee, 33xl22 feet at the northeast
corner of Twenty-ninth and NJ Streets.
April "a. 1916. sl,lSU.
r. n. Singrey 81 ux. TO J. Med. Well
foru ct al, trustees. 3Txli0 feet ) l-2
inches al the southeast corner OF Fem
%. 1916. S3.245
T. l.. Moore ct ais. 70 j g. Welsh,
trustee. IS l-eXll3 feet north line
Broad Street. 81 feet IL inches west OF
Twenty-third street. May "a, 1916.
s7.0S0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Continued from Eigh,h rase.l

CONTINUED from Eighth PaseD
reached nrst on what was a cross be-
tween an error and scratch hit. He
then stole second hy a close margin.
vent TO third on Wild pitch, and
tailed when Moore fumbled Crisis
easy grouEder.
Portsmouth secured Us first tally in
the f.th. King hit for two bases.
vent " third on long fy. and came
across n. plate on a clean single by
Wood This tied The score and Meth
e SIDE was Able TO better affairs un-
III the Truckers came 70 tire bat IN
the eighth Moore, Fox and Cueto
each singled CANDY hit to Voss. who
forced Moore a, the plate. Parker
tried the squeeze play and was 50 sue
cAssful that he no. only scored FoX.
nGt reached arSt on q :!"lder'g choice.
Talbot drove long ~ 20 left field.
scoring Cu.to. Parker Was forced a,
second when King rit 10 the infe!d
Talbot, who - universally known as
Andy" - pro,ninen, merchant, OF
Portsmouth ~ho volunteered hts ser
vices IN the game ate: ST Martin be-
came laid up with foot trouble -.
Martin viii probably be out OF the
game tof week or so, and his SER
wees are greatly risse,!
wood pitched q beautiful game FOR
the Truckers. striking out eight. walk
inE more and scoring one o: the trio Of
runs secured b. Portsmouth Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
Bowman & Gregory. fos E. L. Ford.
1877 West Main Street
+. n. HARRIS. for c. H. Jarvis. 1913
North Twenty-third Street
r. L. Field. for John w. Ransum, 1909
and 1911 Dickinson Street
Same for John w. Ladd, 1906 Dick.
inSon Street.
II Grimmell's Sons. for SO. sl2, s14
and 6l6 James Street
G r. Snead, fo- H. s. Wallerstein.
2so5 West Broad Street
j. II. Chappell and Bro for Miss r.
3. HeNton. 29l2 Monument Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
Finals to Begin on Sunday,

INptVIdI o 7 ne !Nts- DIT patCN.
LfNCHBUIiG.- VA. May 26.--The
finals Of the Virginia Theological Semi
nary and College. the CO. educat iona!
school maintained here by one OF the
colored Baptist associations Of Nir-
ginia. will begin on sunday with the
baccalaureatc sermon al the Court
street Baptist Church by Rev. William
King. colored. OF Richmond The adj
dress to the graduating class will take
place at the college on Tuesday night.
and will he delivered by Bishop John
son, colored. of Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
FOUND WITH THROAT CUT
Body OF Big stone Gnp Lawyer Dln-
covered In Roun mt Lynch
burE Hotel

LfNCHBCRG, VA, May o6.-Mayo
Cabell. aged about thirty-fve, a law
yer OF Zig Stone Gap. was found in
room of the Nirginian Hotel here
this evening. dead from a wound in
his throat which. apparently. was self
inflicted. The jugular vein was sew
cred with a razo.
MIR. Cabell arrived here this morning
at o'clock and halt an hour later was
heard walking in his room. Tonight
the door was forced open and the body
was found. In MIR. Cabells grip were
10, of legal papers. The coroner
gave certificate Of death by suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
HENRICO TRANtFERs.
Five Deeds Of ParEuin and Sntc
Amounting to SfS,I07.5O.

f. c. Pleas SAINTS to Richmond and
York River Railroad Company. 752xSn
feet lbs acres. between stations G2.4S
and 20 on the line of the road April
%. 1856: $500
Alex. II Shafer ct ux TO Elizabeth
J: Carson. lot :, block .. plan of
Wrieht's Park. May IL, 1915; tax. 81:
$40
T. Grayson Jones ct al to Grace E.
Arents. "6.22 acres on the billiard
Road. about FIVE miles north OF Rich
mond May -. 1915; $1,000.
Stuart Bowe Ell al to T A. Cary. lot c
IL 10 % inclusive block c. and LOT
II 10 -. inclusive block /. plan OF
Highland Park Addition. October 30.
1915. tax. Sl.90.
East Highland lark Corp. to Mar
Garet +. Singleton ct al. lot 10, block
-. plan " East Highland Park.
April %. 1916: sicT5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
To Plnx Memorial Dar

The Richmond police Will PLAY the
tast I W Woods team on TUESDAY
afternoon. which viii be Memorial
Day. and large crowd is looked for
PLY Hay and Jack Waynack. from
al probabilities, VIII lie the battery
for the police. while Goodman and Tv-
re" Viii work for The secdmen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
HusTiNGs RELEASE DEED.

One Release Deed, Amounting 20 $500
w. G. Pulliam. trustee. TO j. W. MILKY
lots and \. III the plan of Swansboro
and lots ! and .. in block ). in the ole
Weisiger tract May q. 1915, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27

Woodland Heights. May 80. 1915. $500.
Same. to Stella NJ. Paul. lots ) and I.
IN block Al, and lots IA and 10, III block
g. in the plan OF Woodland Heights.
May -, 1916. Sl,9ll.i0.
J. W. Mildly ct ux to Charles T.
Jones. lots and =. in Joness Subdivi-
sion OF lots in Swansboro.' May 10.
1916. tax $3.50, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Permits were issued by the Electro
cal Department yesterday as follows:
II. +. Burlington. for s. s. Bowles.
105 Chamberlayne Avenue, seven AK
lures.
Same. for w. r. Hill. 1908 Hanover
Avenue, two fixtures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
BUILDING PERMITS.

Five Building Permits, Amounting
ia S5.5I2.
Permits for new and repair work
ere issued yesterday by Building In
cpector Butler as follows:
G. l.. Thomas. IT, build two-story
brick dwelling on the west side or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
Snufh Atlantic

A. Macon-Macon, ; Augusta. .
A. Alhany-Albany. 4: Columbia. |.
Al Montgomery = Montgomery. &.
Charleston. 3.
AZ Co!umhus-Colurnbus g. Jack
sonville, /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
HusTINGs DEED or TRUST.

One Deed OF Trust. Amounting to $500.
Mary b. Owens to Augustine Royal
ct al, trustees, 3oXl0O feet north line
Porter Street. &c feet west of Four
teenth Street. May 20, 1916. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-27
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American .txsorintIon.

American tSEOcintIon.
~ polis-Indianapols. .; To-
ledo
Al 81 Paul-St. Paul. s Milwaukee.
Al o!is--Minneapols. /: Kan
sas City. =
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Southern .,soctation.

Atlanta. ., Chattanooga. ..
NOBLE. .: Memphis, l.
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Little Rock, 3 New Orleans. .
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HENR1co DEED OF TRUST.

One Deed of Trust Amounting to
S4,05t 80.
Margaret Il. Singleton ct ais 20 John
T: Wineo. trustee, lot To- block l. plan
Of East Highland Park. April IS, 1916,
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summary Egns-sm.th FOX. cue'o We
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Society Doings
500. A'eeS of" a.
rear al o. 6F1 ilis SsSorReports in The It'd.
cost :,
fSa.CENTs.

Oakwood .AventI -----
frame dwelling AZ
cost si35. = :
Edward Watson. to RI HENTc
dwelling 1902 North Tw.OGN1
Street to cost 1925.
Export Leaf Tobacco Co to-
brick warehouse on the west ST.
Lombardy Street, between Clay
Leigh Streets. to cost sl42.