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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04
-C0RNERED RACE
ON FOR MAYORS OFFICE
Robert I.ccky, Jr., Becomes Third
Candidate, Opposing George Aims
lie and .. n. Hawkins.
MANY SEEK SEATS IN COUNCIL
Each Ward Has Contests On for Com
mon Council-AGuns and Nielsen
Are tnopposetl---Saunde Ccrti-
ifes LAST OF Entries.

Robert Lccky. Jr., member of the
Board OF l'iro commissioners. an
nouncrd himself yesterday rs II can
dtdatn for Mayor. His name has been
TOR several days. hut Mr.. Lccky cx-
planned yesterday that he could not
make formal announcement during the
illness OF the late Robert Whittet. Jr.
Mr- lecky makes the third TO enter
the mayora!ty race. Mayor Ainslic is
81 candidate 20 succeed himself, and
.. \. Hawkins has filed his papers.
foiloWiHS is u complete list of en-
tries I'm the primary of April for
no city Council. as certified by Clyde
wv. Saunders. chairman OF the City
Democratic Committee:
Gay Ward--Eor the Board of Alder
mcI 1.-TWO to be electedl: g. Il. Fitz-
Wilson. Harry G. Glenn, John J. Mitch
ell aud Ordway Pullcr. Common Coun-
Gil: Edgar Il. English, r. Gray Had
don, p. P. Pitcher. Gilbert *. Pollock,
ICiarence A. Seaton. jacob Umlauf,
Robert Leo Peters and Albert O.
Boschcn.
Leo Ward--For the Board OF Alder
mon Como to be elccted): w. J. Gilman.
Common Council: Claude L. Batkins.
ID. Rose, Jr, Z. Leo Roden. a. l.. Won
[derlehr, DR.. w. II. street and ]. j..
Stallings.
Madison Ward-For the Board OF Al
dernen como to BIO electcd): Joseph r..
Powers and DR.. William r. Mathews.
Common Council: Harvey f. Atkinson.
w. J. Chcatwood, Jesse A. Ladd Carter
| @. Jones, J. c. Blake. James w. Dodd,
John w. Moore. Joseph g. Nunnally
and George NJ Cease.
jefferson Wnrd-For the Board of
Aldermen two TO be electcd): w. II.
Adams and Arthur c.. Nielsen. Com
mon Council: Jefferson G. Powers.
George II. Lumsdcn, William T.. Sulli-
van. Morgan II. Mills. John Il. Grimes,
| G. Ernest Britton. William +. william
son. J. b. Kelley, j. r. Jeter and
James r. Maynard.
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

/ The locsl real estate markot was
normal Yesterday. and the business for
tho day WAS VOL up 10 the average.
Several larg. deals were made. while
small property continued 10 show much
activity, and tho business for The day
lin city. property amounted TO more
than $40, coo. Ther. was also some &C
|tiyity in Southsidc lands. while Hen
rico County property produced sevcrnl
sales, one Of which was unusually good
] The decd conveying the property a.
|i621 West Broad street. which fronts
|twcnt"-onc feet on the south side OF
Broad street, from Pct"r GOnncila to
~. u. Hatcher, waS placed on record
The purchase. as shown by the tax
paid on the transfer. waS Sl2.1Up w
IF. Drinknrd. lr. sold 10 Christina !.
Daley lot fronting tWcuty-onc feet
ten Inches al tho southwest corner uf
Taylor and Robinson streets for So.
800
NJ I. Patterson SOLD yesterday to
w J. Gilman three lots In tho West
End. 1t tho southeast corner OF Huu-
lover and Woodinwu Avenues. HauoVor
and Antrim Avenues. and Hanover md
Morris Avenues. in iicnrirO County. Tho
entire property fronts a itti" more
than 1000 feet. and sold for s25.ooo.
according ." tho tax paid when the
Plans were filed with The Building
Department yesterday hy Muhlenan X
kayhoe for cigh; 'wo-s'cry brick
dwellings, ON the north side OF Ken
sin@tor Avenue. between Sheppard and
West streets The cost Of the dwell
hngs il placed ut approximately $40.
;,',b
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yeSierIty by the Electrical Depart
.,rresn0n < Jennings for Albert Cop
clletti, : North seventh street, seven
lights
Engelbers n Bear FOR Or. T. {. Wal
den; 32l West Franklin street, one
outlet.
Same for Zen Schcr. 1901 St John
street. eight outlets and six lights.
w. y. Mahoney for Muhle,nan & Kay
noe. @lu West street. tWcnt. outlets
same for same" sos West street,
twenty outlets.
w II. jerks for " w Bowe " on,
Shockoe Warehouse. six outlets
same for Watkins COttrcil 60. Four
teenth and Dock Streets. three outlets.
Same for Miss .Nndcrsot. 32i Bowling
Green Road -.Sht outlets.
Trcsnon " Jennings for y. &. Iious-
ton X SON, 2lo4 East Main Street. nf-
teen outlets.
Same Tor same. @IOi-A East Main
street seven outlets
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{" TELL THEM
ITS POWERS
Richmond Man Wants All to
know What TanIac Did
For Him.
VIII DO the Same for Others.
He Says.

Il suffered from nervous indj.es
ton" said Mr.. +. ". Tillcr of aal7
Beverly street. II had a very severe
pain i'll my stomach nearly all tho
time. | had tried different remedies
with only temporary relief. These
pains caused me to feel bad and mad.
me Very nervous. and sometimes
would lean OH the ratings OF a car
ana the pressure seemed to relieve me.
! often felt like screaming with the
pain. saw Taniac advertised in tho
local papers and I decided TO try il
after reading what wellknown people
were saying about 1t, ana since taking
1t my digestion Is much improved l
can eat dishes that T did not dare
touch before. and the pains in my
have gone. | sleep we'll and am not
at all nervous. | have more lirc and
energy in me and have improved in
every way"
AS Mr. Prince was about to depart
Mr.. Tiller shook his hnnd aud said:
Tell the people for me ,hroush the
press that ] consider ii Il fine mcd!-
cine. 1t certainly has helped me. and T
ann sure ii Will help others If they will
give 1t II trial"
ITO see the smile Of Joy and the
happy feeling Of people who have been
relieved OF their ailments by Tanlac,"
said Mr.. Prince, lis worth all the time
ana trouble that the great chemists OF
the Cooper Medical Company went
through 10 prepare ,his wonderful
remedy. am glad that am able
10 bring some happiness hero through
the medium of the Master Medicine.
Tanlac"
Tanlac is now on sale here in Rich
mond through the Polk Miller drug
stores. At the broad and Third Street
store Mr.. Prince is In attendance to
court cously explain Tauiac, the Pre-
micr Preparation for All troubles OF
the stomach, liver and Kidneys Price
81 per acknowledgements
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RHEUMATISM
and INDIGESTION

Practically all ply sicitms and m.di
tal writer's orc agreed that there Is "A
S'ose relationship between Indigestion
ana rheumatism. This vi..y IL suh-
stantiatcd by the fact that Snivar
spring water. which IS probably IN,
pest American mineral water for ne.
pepsia and Indigestion relieves Rhcu
matiSin and the Rheumatoid diso,ecs
Su'h DIS 'oht, Sciatica. Neuralgia and
Nervous Headache. All OF thcsc die.
eases are probably related. and all mr..
probably due in whole or in mar, tn In
perfect digestion or to imperfcc, a..
sanitation Of food. Physicians WIN
nave studied this water and who have
observed its effects ia their prartico
believe that ii relieves these mal,din.
oF rendering the digestion ComuIc,.
ana perfect and thereby preventing ,h.
tormnfi"n of those poisons which in.
name the joints and rritate tn" nerves
ana also by eliminating. through ,ha
h'"hcys. such poisonS as have already
been formed.
Lhe following letters are interesting IN
i ,ii connection. Dr. Crosby. a south Caro-.
iita physician. writes: II have tested yn,,r
spring Water in several cases of Ehcn,D,
HIn,iIer h fr",hic INDIGESTION. kidney and
iiendnChcs, and find that it ha. acted niccFT
cn,. .nHm cas-. and believe ,hs, if used
v.n.t,i.u"hSlF i"r a reasonable time viii
pr" Sla.G psrnamen; sure It win purify
acton 5in .; IN" Liver. kidneys ana Rudder
ma.ns them IN throwing OF all potsunonS
br; Avant of Savannah. writes: "r suf.
Form mi 30, ,"r , HnarS with = most assravating
| n,I,, ol our pest local physicians went
20 bn,t,m9re and consulted specialists there
dsspnIred OF living when began an TO ,'o yee
m nas Srrins Water. and in short time
Mr. Rhodes, of Virginia. writes: pleas.
on nS me Ten gallons of Shivar Spring Water
know OF several who we're i enr,d NJ m,
'hati',n with this water
has done more good than Ian any m se mater
m iaF ever taken for Rheumatism. Am en-.
Mr.. Mccain. OF South Carolina. writes.
NY VIE has been IA sufferer from Rheu-
OF your Mineral water Was en,irs,s salons lions
OF ;h" horrible disease" 0"'e''
car'er has had enlarged joints unon N hcr
nh- caused by Rhcumatism Shivur
enlargement. The water is simply excel o
If YOU suffer with rheumatism. or
win any chronic disease accent the
guarantee offer below by signing your
name Clip and mail to the
ShivGr Spring,
Box 30 :, shelton S g
Gentlemen:
accept your guarantee offer and en-
'ioRc herewith two dollars for ten raj
IONS two iive-Hallon dcmijohus, OF
Shivar Spring Water agree to xiv.
the water a fair trial In accord1nca
Win instructions which YOU will send
and IL I derive no benefit Won arc ~
refund the price in full upon recent
of the TWO empty dcmijohns, which r
agree TO return promptly
'>"''c '''.'.'...... ................
T. ~ ..................
EXPRESS once .................
Ilcase write Observation-Disclosures.
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ISLEMP REPEATS CHARGES
OF FRAUD IN ELECTIONS
Republican Congressman Challenges
Denial OF Virginia Demo-
cratic Leaders.
SUES PUBLIC STATEMENT
Refers to Maynard-Y Young Contest In
1910, and Wonders il Tucker Feels
He Got Square Deal in Race
Against Mann.
ESpccialto The Timcs-pis.a,ch ,


WASHINGTON. February 3.--Rcpre-
sentative Bascon Siemp. Republican
State chairman OF Virginia whose re-
cent charge that the Virginia elections
arc dishonest excited the ire OF the
Democratic leaders of Virginia chal-
lcnsss tho statement that there has
been no fraud in election contests in
their state for twenty years.
Mr.. Sicmp's statement in reply TO this
observation tx, in part. as follows:
Let me give one illustration. May
nard and Young. in 1910. not twenty
years AGO but less than six. ran for
the Democratic nomination for Con-
Sress in the Second District The
Democratic district committee declared
Young the nominee OH the face of the
returns. Maynard appealed TO the
Democratic state Committee. charging
fraud in tn" city OF Norfolk Young
charged fraud on Maynard's part. and
each ,both MAYNARD and Young) proved
his case. Each. according to the Demo-
cratic Investigating committee. proved
fraud pcrpctratei by the friends of the
other candidate The poll book :
showed that men voted who were not
IN the state on the primary day At
amy rate, the Democratic State Conn
mittcc ordered Il new primary and con-
vcntion. trying to have some sort OF
double check on fraudulent efforts.
Congressman Holland entered the con-
test. and was nominated over Maynard
and Young on the I'VE hundrcdth
ballot.
1T would be interesting to know.
also. whether Mr.. Tucker feels hc got
It square deal in his contest with GOV
ernor Mann in the Democratic rri-
marics.
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4. $. CIRCUIT COURT or APPEALS.

The United states Circuit Court OF
Appeals rcconvcncd yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock. with Circuit Judges
rritchard, Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
case argued:
No l4O6-Eunicc Glover ct al. ap-
pellants. vs.. Peter Il. Bradley and Rob
crt $. Bradley, appcilees: appeal from
the District Court at Charleston. S. G.
AT foot Of argument docket for this
term.
Case in call to-day:
No. 14o7--John Frederick Schncpfe.
appellant, VS. Caroline NJ. SchneDfe
and Henry r. Schnepfe, executor of
the last will and testament OF John
Henry Schnepfe, deceased, appellecs
appeal from the District Court at Bal
timore. TO he argued by George G.
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ny SUITE.
SAYS CIIERIE' PASTA

PARIS, February 3.-"YusSof l2ac =
DIM. whatever may be said, was as
sassinatcd by his suite. by order OF
the committee Of union and progress
said chcrif paS'n. who. with Prince
Sahah Edin, DIRECTS the PRINCIPAL move
mont Of the Turkish opposition, uc-
cording to Il report to the Matin.
"Latt"rly Yussof had rcvoltcd against
the dictatorship of the Young Turks
lie became dangerous ana lie has been
removed. His successor nud cousin
Valid l;dn. is even more hostile to the
Young Turk than was Yussof
should not like to make prediction re-
yHrding the length OF his life" said
Cherif pnsha in conclusion
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CnANrERi RELEASE DEEDS.
Five RrlcRsc Deeds. Amounting IN


Charles y Mnhoncy 1t al, trustees.
TO Jennie \ DouI-eavy. 2Jxl9O feet
north liuc kcnSinrtou street. $50 feet
north line kcusingtorl Avenue. 100 fecI
west OF West street. January 2S.
1916. Si2i
Frank Il. Epps ct al. trustees to
=. g. Hit. i7xlio feet north line Bacon
Road 225 feet east OF Fcudall Avenue.
Janu.'ry ~. 1915. S2,3"G
Richeson " crutchiicld, trustees, to
Christina H. DALEY, COMBS feet on tn.
south limo of lakewood Avenue. being
IN What is known as Mccarthy Vine
yard Tract. February .. 1916. $500.
Hugh +. Rose. trustee. TO Archer q.
Jones. 3uXl30 feet north line Mouu-
mcnt Avenue, at the west corner of
Addison street. February J. 1916, siI.
so.
Hugh + Rose, trustee to I. y. kin
Soy 81 al, 25Xllo feet north line stuart
AVenuc, 30 feet west OF Sycamore
street February =, 1916. $1,000.
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ciIANCEHY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds of bargain and >Eic,
amounting Ia So. 300.

amounting Ia So..3o1.
Peter GOnncila TO =. Il thatcher, II
by TO tcet south line BROAD street.
3aa.3i feet wcs, Of Lombardy street,
being No 1927. January 20. lHls. inx
$3.50. Sin.
Carrie y Wiilisms to Isaac . John
sOn 3hxi1o feet west side OF Luckc
street. 50 feet north Of York street.
April 2, 1915. $3.50.
w T. Driukard 81 uX. To Christina
L. Daley y feet 10 23-25 inches by
% feet at the southwest corner OF
Tavior and Robinson streets. January
20. 1915. tax SS.30. $40
Christina l.. Daley TO w. r. Drirkard.
IN. 5cxl25 feet on the south side OF
Onkwood Avenue in Mccarthy Vine
ward Tract January -. 1916, tax 81.
$40.
\. w. Patterson ct ux. TO Virginia
Realty and Construction Company, lio
feet 5 inches by le2 feet north line
Taylor street, 1T the east corner OF
l.ombardy street. December -, i?l",
jS5fi.25. tax $40.
John H. Swartwout cr uN. to q. \.
Patterson. b0Xli0 feet east line Third
A venue 80 feet south of Custer street.
January ~. 1916. tax $3.50, SO
Granite Building Comlpany 10. Cora
l.. Lewis ct vir. 55Xleo feet north line
Bancroft Avenue. 80 feet east Of Vel
lineton street. January 90, 1915, tax
60 80 $40.
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,.rucrn, weather Conditions

WASHINGTON, FcbruarE "--The
" euthcr is colder throughout the At
l;.utic states. and Thursday morning
the line of freezing temperature cx-
tended ~ou;hxari ~ the Gulf Coast
land Northern Florida. No important
Temperature changes occurred IN other
regions. and readings are below the
seasonal average in practically all parts
of the country. The indications are
that the weather will he generally fair
Friday and Saturday over the rcsi III
east Of the Mississippi River
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

lisaments and muscles. They tell OF restfuj
comfort. OF calm. peaceful nights. an alb
scnce OF those distresses peculiar to the DC.
sickness, no moro OF that apprehension WITH
which so many young woincn's minds be.
come hurdencd. 1t Is splendid help. Get
bottle Of Mothers Fricnd' from your
n nearest druggist. Ask your husband to get
It Tor you. Then write to Bradneld Reg.
nlator Coz 4os Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca.
for very handsome and Instructive book.
It Is filled with suggestive Ideas of. great
help TO all women interested In the subject
OF maternity. And best OF al are some let.
tiers from mothers that arc real inspirations.
Write today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

the many things which
we read about and
are OF immediate i'm.
portance to the expec-
tant mother, Is q splen.
did external remedy
called M o t h err 8
Friend" This Is ap-
piled over tho muscles
of tho stomach. 1t Is
deeply penetrating In
Its Influence. Motheis
everywhere tell Of Its
soothing effect, how il
allnys pains incident to
trntoHfne~ ~ o~r
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RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
Firth Rcscrvc Hank Directors Take
FORMAL Action pom DerisiUn
OF Agent IngIc.

:, The resiguation OF William Ingle. as
Federal reserve agent was formally.
received by the Board of Directors Of
the Firth regional Reserve Bank yes
tcfdaN. His successor will be named
by the Federal Reserve Board in Wash
ingtoi.
Mr.. lnglc Will leave Richmond for
baltimore TO accept the presidency of
the Baltimore Trust Company on Feb
ruary II. James ~ Moncurc. deputy
reserve agent. viii take MIR. Ingl.'s DO
.iiion temporarily until hts successor
- named by tho board
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

W. Il. Eibb, merchant OF Whitlock.
Louisa County Nlcd a petition III vol
untary bankruptcy yesterday in tbs
United States District Court His sc.
cured claims aggregate Sl.l5?.23. and
his unsecured claims total !l.l2S.a5.
Til" liabilities were given AT $2.3i2.JS
and the assets are s2.GI3
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The Weather
Forecast: Virginia,
North CnrOlina-FRlr
Friday and Saturday
not much change. In
temperature.
local Temperatures.

- noon temperature. ............. -
i. NJ. temperature. acknowledgements. -
Maximum tcnpera to : l.. NJ. 80
Minimum temperature to l.. NJ. 20
Mean temperature. ............. ~
Normal temperature for this date. is
Deficiency in temperature.
Deficiency in temperature since
March l$S
Accumulated excess since January
10.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,

Marriage licenses were issued yy the
clerk OF the Hastings Court ycstc:-
day RS follows:
harmon Claymon and Rosa Gary
Jesse Lee Alderman and B.ryl Maud
Ferguson.
Frank Blake ana Minnie w pcatross.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

state senate, Capitol. D: noon.
House or Dc1cIntcs, Capitol, 10
o'clock.
Collegiate School for Girls. Jra-
mntic recital, Miss Emily Brown, =
o'clock.
Spring street Home. Donation
Dn!. Receiving committee mt home
MI day.
JcTern0n AudltOrium-Concc by
st. Cecilia Chorus. $40.
I.yric-TOpmInr vaudeville; mutt
nee. 3, night, 7iSO nnd q.
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CHARTER ISSUED.

III" following charter WAS issued
Yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission:
imuni, $4,000: minimum. $500. par
value, >l"O. Real estate business
Frank q. Lewis, president; Hugh =.
Whitehead. vice. president. T. Frank
Ni!!iams, secretary and treasurer all
of Norfolk
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HusTINcs DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds OF Trust. Amounting to

Hiil City Construction Company to
". j. Fisher, trustee. 5sxl55 feet norm
ilne Bciievue Avenue, 80 feet east of
Ihirty-second street February /, 1915,
$4,000.
g : Wells to Augustine RoyalI
trustee, - feet south line Porter
street. S2l2 feet cas-: OF Cowardin
Avenue. JAnEary %. lHi6. S3.Isn
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Two Building Permits, NmOuntinr Ia
nIl

Permits for ncw ana repair work
spcctor Butler as follows:
j. }; S"artwout, TO build - two
story crane dwelling on thc west sids
of Griffin Avenue. between Crawford
street and the Lady Mile Road. to cost
$3.50.
Mary l.. Harncy. 70 repair frame
dwelling, zoo Maryland Avenue. to
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cuANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
eleven Deeds Of Trust, Amounting to
S35,ti1:i.b0.

ward IT. Brown. trustee 30xt50 feet
west line Adams Street, 3i6 feet II
inches south OF Pleasant Street. Feb
rary ]. 1916. STATS.
Bagbv ct al, trustees, 30xl30 feet
north line Monument Avenue. at tho
west corner OF Addison Street. Feb
luary 1. 1916. $4,000.
John Amrhein CT NIX. to william b.
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EnipInHm~nt Titsrcau Hoard to Ncrt.
Tho Richmond Public F.mpioymcnt
fureGu board VIII hold its scnin,rnth
" meeting q, tn" civ HAN Tonight
M o'clock.
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III sTINGs COURT, PART Il.

\ verdict in favor Of Miss Ellen A.
CianC% against the city Of Richmond
jury In the Hastings Court, Part
IT, Counsel for the city moved the
court 20 have the verdict set aside ana
III. motion was continued For argu-
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nENnlco RELEASE DEED.


II. :. Taylor. trustee. TO NJ. c. pat
tcrson, the same property as described
in the bargain and sale deed OF this
date. January "a, 1916, 81
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l.ncnI nnromcter Rendines.

barometer reduccd TO sea leveD,
~ VI. .................'. ~ u
Barometer trCduccd 10 sea ieveD,
l.. NJ Observation-Disclosures. 30. sc
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uENnICo DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds OF Trust, Amounting Z,
SIO,tt.,f

l.. j Morris ct uX. TO John Schopf
trustee, 6cXi3@ feet in Westwood. To-
Gated about four ana onc-haif miles
vest Of the city January -. 1915
sS3j.
W. J Gilman 10 II. : TAYLOR. trustee
~" same property as described in the
deed Of bargain and sale OF this date
january -, 1916, $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-04

deficiency in rainfall since March
'............. .''.... y
Excess in rainfall since January
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uusTINGs TRANSFERS.

Two Deeds Of BarGnin md Sale.
Amounting to 1880.
A. r. pulliam ct NIX. to I'LL City
Construction Company, 5SNl53 icet
nortb line bellevue Avenue. 90 feet
east Of Thirty second street. February
l, 1916, tax 81. $40
o. w Savory to Alma w. Savorv,
an undivided interest in 3lNliS feet
cast line Twenty-seventh street. a3
feet north OF Spring Hill street. Jan
uary &C. 1916, tax ST. $40
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Temperature. 90: humidity. So; wind
direction. southwest: wind, velocity, >;
state OF weather. clear.
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Ut sTTNGS RELEASE DEEDS.
wv" RcIcnsc Deeds. Amounting TO

NJ. T. NunnalIy. trustee, to \. T..
rullialn, 5SXl55 feet north line Bellevue
Avenue, 80 feet east Of Thirty second
Street. September Is, 1915. $3.50.
AugUstin" Royal, trustee. TO Z. :
Wells. 81 feet on TN" south side OF
Porter street. sal feet east OF CO.
wardin Avenue January 90, 1915. So
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A Fine Aid For
Mother -fo-be

We are ali greatly indebted 10 those
who tell their expericnces. And among
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ROBEHT LECKI. JR.
q. A. HAWKINS.

Schncpfc. Of Baltimore pr the appel
liant and by William Cotton and !. y.
FannaT, OF Baltimore. for the appcllc...
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