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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-23

NEW YORK. n. Y.-Not long ago a
man came to me who was nearly half a
century old and asked me to give him a
preliminary examination Tor NE insnrs
the blood pressure of a boy of 20 and as
full of vigor. vim and vitality as young
man; in fact, young, man he really
was. Notwithstanding his age. The Sc
iron had filled him with renewed life.
AT so he was in bad health: at 46 he
was careworn and nearly all In. Now,
at SO. efter taking Nu%ated Iron, a mir
with the buoyancy of youth. AS have
said hundred times over, iron Is the
greatest of all strength builders. If
people would only take Nuxated Iron
stead of dosing themselves with habit
forming drugs. stimulants and alco-
holic beverages, am convinced that in
this way they could ward off disease.
sands Of cases, and thereby the lives of
thousands. might be saved who now die
every year from pneumonia, grippe. kid
ney, liver, heart trouble and other dan
cause which started their diseases was
nothing more nor less than a weakened
condition brought on by lack of iron
In the blood, Iron Is absolutely neces-
food into living tissue. Without 1t. no
matter how much or what you eat, your
food merely passes through you with
out doing you any good. You don't get
quence you become weak. pale and
sickly looking, just like a plant trying
to grow In soil deficient In iron. II
you are not strong or we'll, you owe II
See how long you can work or how far
you can walk without becoming tired
Next take two ve-grafn tablets OF ordi.
nary nuxated iron three times per day
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HAS CERTIFIED 12O MEN
OF ITS QUOTA OF 161
DiviSion No. Needs Forty-one-Hopes
to supply These From Absentee.
and Pending Cases.

Division No. exemption board has
up to date certified 100 men OF its
quota Of 16l men to serve in the initial
assignment OF men selected for the
army draft. This number places the
board forty-one men shy Of the re.
CURED number for the first quota, but
according to announcement made last
night by George w. Rogers, chairman,
1t Is hardly probable that additional
men will be summoned. The board Is
counting on raising the remaining num-
Der of men from the absentees and
cases pending on appeal.
1T is the purpose of the board to send
the first quota of men to the canton
ment on September 5. while other
bodies will follow on September ia
and October 8. The first body of men
to leave will consist of fifty-three. the
second of the same number, while the
third body will be composed of hfty
five. thus making up the quota of 1e1
men.
Allen Sherwood. Cornelius Wynn
Douglas Jones and Robert Lancaster
who have been among the absentees
from Division No. 4. have been located
Cornelius has been accepted for SER
vice. while Sherwood will be examined
to-day. The other two are out of
town.
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after meals for two weeks. Then test
your strength again and see Tor your
self how much you have gained. I have
pe wso were ang ai the %Se
BILE their strength and endurance and
dyspepsia. liver and other troubles in
from ten to fourteen days time simply
,92is after they had in some cases been
NuoctorinE for months without obtaining
any benefit. But don't take the old
forms Of reduced iron. iron acetate. or
cents. You must take iron In form
that can be easily absorbed and assim-
Hated. like nuxated iron. il you want
It to do you any good; otherwise it may
athlete or prize-fighter has won the day
simply because he knew the secret OF
great strength and endurance and filled
his blood with iron before he went into
the lack of iron.-E. Sauer, NJ. D.
NoTE-.Nuxated Iron, recommended above
by Dr.. e; Sauer; is not a patent medicine
70 are BY
IRON gSosasis asi S' ass dsr
lated. does not injars the teeth. make
nearly ali FORMS OF indsestios as We'll as
such srsa
10000 10. any charitable Institution II they
who lacks Iron and Increase their strength
100 per cent or over In four weeks time,
money IL It does not al, least doubt. your
.ns ssys pns s
BIZ .a RI ii sss Gh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-23
AENR|CO BOARD HAS
CERTIFIED .103 MEN
County's Quota on This Draft Is 1873
Many Appeals Arc
Pending.
ALL MANNER OF CLAIMS FILED
Sixteen Men Take Cases Up to Dis
trfct Board for Eastern District OF
Virginia-Fifty-Six Make No
Claim for Exemption.

Having finished examining men for
the present, the Henrico exemption
board Is now busy checking up ex-
emption claims. Although the Henrico
board has failed to secure it's COM
plete quota OF men for the first call
from the men examined up TO date. nc
new men will be examined until the
district board has taken. action on the
claims for exemption filed.
The quota of men for this division
Is 13S men and so far the board has
lo3 men certified as physically f1t for
army service. OF this number fifty
six filed no claims for exemption, while
not allowed and the men have been
certified as physically At and having
no iencumbrances to keep them from
serving.
All manner Of claims for exemption
have been filed with the Henrico board
number OF which are nothing short
OF ridiculous. The board recently re.
whose name ia withheld. claiming ex.
emption on the grounds that he was
In the ice business.
To date sixteen men have filed ap.
peals from decisions of the Henricc
division board. OF this number one
hied an appeal from tho physical ex.
animation Of the examining physician
and the remaining fifteen noted ap.
peals on dependents.
a complete list OF appeals from the
boards decisions is as follows:
Dependent Claims.
Joseph Lawrence Heath, r. f. D. No. 4
Richmcnd. '0'
c cl1r,nef weodfo!k Arnold. !7,2 Mosby.
John f. Anderson. r. +. D. ., Glen Allen
John Scott. r. r. ID. No. 2. Glen Allen
Charles r.. Meedham Highland Springs
Aifred ~ johnson. 02-A North Street.
samuel "2rrick Rio Vista
Hnrry V. ssneeman. n. F. D. No. g. Ma
Fred Green Faults. Highland Springs
Frederick Thomas. 800 W. Catherine
RobSrt Bunyarn Farmer. .3oI Burton
/. W. Clements. II. F. d. No. ?. Glen Allen
j. I. Haynes: II. F. D. No S. Richmond
81 l.. New. 81: y. Twenty FIRST
Appeal From Physical Examination
Arthur Cleveland Parrish. Ettrcks.
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DISCHARGED FROM DRAFT
District Exemption Board Ne. 4 Issues
List of Those Examined
and Released.

The following list was issued yes
terday by the exemption board for Dis
trict No. of persons called. examined
and discharged from the Sc e ctiv e
draft: lbs
Bert Minter Talley. a03, Nicholson,
wife and one child. ~
Hessie Mansfield Hubbard. 718 North
Twenty-eighth Street, wife and three
children.
Herbert G. Mcdowell 514 North
Twenty-second Street. wife and two
children.
Bert Allen Graham. 800 North Thirty
fourth Street. wife and one child.
Anton Joseph Gaulding. EOS North
Twenty-ninth Street mother and one
sister.
Norman Gerhart Berry. $50 North
Thirtieth Street. wife and two children.
Raymond Lorraine Luck, 209 North
Twenty-ninth Street. wife and one
child.
Willie Lee Jones. sos North Twenty
fifth Street. wife and one child.
Ernest Wesley Durvie. I'll Louisiana,
wife delicate.
Melville H. Baptist. 10 North
Twenty-ninth Street. cover nm n t
work; inf1rm parents.
David Arthur Parsons. williamsburg
Avenue, mother and sister; infirm par
ents. f'T
william James Hughes. a1s North
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EASTERN SHORE SENDS
BIG DELEGATION HERE
Senators Mapp, Walker and Gunter
Confer with District ExemP-
tfon hoard.

In order TO talk over the labor con-
ditions In their district. Senators Mapp,
Walker. and Gunter. and w. Bullet
Fitzhugh. appeared before the District
Board exemption for the Eastern Dis
frict OF Virginia, yesterday morning as
a delegation from the Eastern Shore
1t is thought that this delegation
which remained closeted with the board
for some time in secret session. dis
cussed the granting OF claims for ex-
emption from military service on &C.
cupational grounds The labor con-
ditions in that section OF the state are
known to be bad. and 1t Is understood
that this delegation is attempting to
obtain the aid Of this board to alleviate
this condition because the calling of
many farm laborers to the colors viii
work hardship upon that section of
the country.
At present the district board has not
begun to certify any names and will
not begin to do SO until all the rou-
tine work is completed Then again
II has not received q complete list of
names from any one county or city.
Cntil all the local boards of a unit
nave reported to the district board.
the board cannot begin the work of
certifying names.
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Va. ylce-president: Charles L. Tay-
lor. Hampton, Va. secretary; Louis
Hsnry
Capital: maximum. $4,000; minimum.
$4,000. Object: engineering. contracting
and construction work in all Its
branches.
Heights. Amherst County. Va. ON
cers: NJ. j. Allen. vice-prcsident; p.
q. Cosby. Jr.. secretary. and treas
e cnpiiai G G1ssS m % hynGn1"s
$4,000 Object: wholesale and retail
merchants in commodities. goods, wares.
merchandising. etc.
Christian Multitude of the World. r.
George w. Pugh. president; Elsie Keel
urer, all of campostella. object: fra
ternal beneficial association.
The Supreme Lodge. Benevolent and
lea. Inc. Norfolk. Officers: george Har-
ris. president; J. c. Wilson, vice-presf-
dent: w. r. Smith. secretary. all or
Norfolk Object: fraternal beneficiary
association.
L.. Privett e Bro, Inc. Portsmouth.
Officers: l.. Privett. president: J. T.
Stewart. vice-president; II. L. Privett.
secretary and treasurer, all of Norfolk.
$1,000: Object: to conduct general mer-
chandising business in Norfolk.
Sanderlmg Co.. Inc. Norfolk. Officers:
NJ. Sanderling, president, Portsmouth
George S. Rubenstetn. secretary and
treasurer. Norfolk; l.. NJ. Rubenstein,
Norfolk. CAPITAL: maximum. $4,000;
minimum, $4,000. Objecr: to conduct
Wholesale and retail ladies'. children's
and misses wearing apparel, millinery.
etc, business.
Damascus Clothing Co., Inc. Damas-
Gus. Officers: c. NJ >Clendenen. vice
president. Damascus; S. w. Mtnton, sec
rotary: G. z. Wright. Damascus. Cap
ital: maximum. $4,000: minimum. SIS.
900. Object: to hold. own. mortgage
sell. assign, ETC.. goods. wares ana mcr-
chandise and property OF every descrlp-
ton.
Shirley & Brown. Inc, Buena Vista
Officers. William NJ. Brown. president:
Mrs. Virginia NJ. Brown. secretary; A
Nice. Brown, all of Buena Vista. Cap
nal: maximum. $4,000; minimum, $50
900. Object: wholesale and retail drug
business.
Amendment to foreign license OF the
Germania Life Insurance Company, OF
New York. increasing It's powers.
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Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Take No Ca|omeI! Listen To Me!
If bilious constipated headachy SICK guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomel
which sickens and salvates

Stop using calomel! It makes you
sick. Don't lose a days work. If you
feel lazy. sluggish. bilious or consti-
pated. listen to me!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver.
which causes necrosis of the bones
Calomel, when 1T comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into it, break
ing 1t up. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. II you
are "all knocked out" II your liver is
torpid and bowels constipated or you
have headache, dizziness, coated
tongue, il breath is bad or stomach
sour. just try spoonful OF harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get a 5o-cent bottle
of Dodsons Liver Tone. Take spoon
full tonight. and IL 1t doesn't straight
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Twenty.nlnth street. wife and one

iWonty-ulntn otEooN WHO ana one
child.
George AIorty Brunette. 2io6 Jeffer-
son Avenue. wife and ono child.
Ernest Lee Hudgins. 7oS North
Thirty-fourth Street, wife delicate.
Thomas Henry Catlett. 2213 Beverly
Street. wife and two children.
William b. Slater. 406 North Twenty
third Street, wife and one child.
William Harrison Catlett. 716 Dem
ny Street. wife and two children.
Arlie Ii NV God gill. 618 N or h
Twenty-first Street, wife and one child.
James Michael Donahoe. 422 North
Twenty-fifth Street. wife delicate.
Willie +. Martin. 2610 Q Street, wife
and two children.
John Andrew Nolan, 2107 Jefferson
Avenue. wife and two children.
Willie Harris. 9o2 State Street, wife
and two children.
John C. Hildebrand. 1903 Dickerson
Street, wife delicate.
Linwood LEROY Mitchell. 111a North
Twenty-seventh Street, wife and one
child.
Willie Henry Bowery, ITO North
Twenty-sevcnth Street. wife and one
child.
Lawrence Ellis Clark, TO North
Twenty-ffth Street. wife and one child.
John Fletcher Rock, 100 Denny
Street. wife and one child.
Herbert WARREN Moore, S12 North
Twenty-third Street. wife and two
children
Roscoe Ray Cosby, 1905 East Broad
Street. wife and two children.
William Riley Jones. 291s r Street,
wife and two children.
Eugene Watson Murray, 1915 North
Twenty Street. wife and mother,
one child.
Roy Archie Pickett. 1907 North
Thirty-sixth Street, wife and four chill
dren.
Joseph L. walton, 1875 North
Twenty-eighth Street, wife and three
children.
William Cassius Moncure, COS North
Twenty-fourth Street. wife and one
child.
Charles Linwood Jordon. 724 State
Street. wife and one child.
Charles Henry McRoberts, s2S North
Twenty-fourth Street. wife and one
child.
Fred Ross Leber. 513 North Twenty
sixth Street. wife and one child
Bernard Joseph Sites. SIS NORTH
Twenty-seventh Street. wife and two
children.
Ellsworth Holcomb, SIT North Thir-
tieth Street. wife delicate.
Joseph T. Fernandez, sos Nicholson
mother. two sisters and one brother
Robert Shirley Wilcox, 2eo3 o Street
vito delicate.
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CALLED INTO SERVICE
List of Men In Divfsion no. Cert,-
tilted for National
Aruv-

The following list of persons cal,e
into the service of the United State
and not exempted or discharged va
issued yesterday by the e1emptto,
board OF District No. 3:
Gyrenius 4. Mckenzie. 400 Bainbridre
Lawrence johnson. . E. Eighteenth.
IJ os T1h.9ImPson. 1893 Stockton.
Same; Gem Forbes. liza " Third.
Freddie Coleman. L2s Maury.
Ar,hnr Lewis. q Midlothian Pike.
Tom Hawkins. Ninth and Arch
John B. ScatterteId. 300 T. Fifth.
Pickney Webb Bull. Jr.. 6N5 f.. Main.
H.rY Wilbur Hirkie. ais n. Eleventh
M SIYSay E sn s.I PAYS Il, '7Sl Hull
Benjamin Marvin Dean 1901 Perry.
James Ell Johnson. Forest Hiii Park
Leroy a, Rediord. Isl; EDWARDS Ave!
Dr.. Thsmss 3. 0t Alien. ri Sim E. Broad
Watson D. Andrews. 2l5 f. franklin.
John Ro5t Roberts. lco1 Porter.
William II. Chandler. 32l s; Fourth:
William w. YarbrouEh. eot f. Grace.
Turner S. Shelton. 3oIs Semmes Ave
Byron Eugene Linton. 1872 Porter.
Robert Keys: s Railroad st.
Robert LAWSON Threatt. us F.. Twelfth.
Oscar e. McAllister. llH Porter.
Andrew Jefferson. 80 n. Seventeenth.
Ernest Young Hawkins, 100 Decatur.
William James Miles; no f Eleventh.
James II: War. AIS W. Seventh.
Chas. Eldridse Taylor. 1917 Perry.
Alex. Balfour Sadi.r. lol5 McDonouEh.
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en- you right up and make you feel fine
and vigorous by morning. 1 want you
to go back to the store and get your
money. Dodsons Liver Tone is de-
stroying the sale of calomel because II
is real liver medicine; entirely vege-
table. therefore it cannot salivate or
make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful OF
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and consti-
pated waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel miser-
able. l guarantee that bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your
entire family feeling fine for months.
Give 1t to your children. It is harm
less: doesn't grippe and they like its
pleasant taste.-Adv
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RECEPTION PLANNED FOR
Men IN new DRAFT ARMY
Exemption Board No. 4 Launches
Movement at Meeting of Church
Hill Citizens.
ADAMS GENERAL CHAIRMAN
Arrangements Are Made by No. 4
Board to Give Preliminary Drill to
Both White and Colored Men in
New National Army.

Plans for entertaining tho men Sc
lected to serve In the first quota of
men from Division No. were In
ausurated last night at meeting OF
the officers of the division. together
with a number Of prominent citizens
of Church Hill. held in the Church Hill
Bank. William H. Adams. president
of the Board Of Aldermen, was elected
president. and William +. Enright. sec
| rotary Of the committee in charge of
| the celebration. A reception to be given
on the night OF September was
planned BY the committee last night.
The gathering will assemble at Twenty
third and Broad Streets, and will march.
carrying red fire and flags, headed by
+, the Acca Patrol Band, committee and
| invited guests. The celebration and
feast will be held at Chimborazo Park.
The following subcommittee were
| appointed:
Finance-oscar e. Parrish. chairman:
Joseph H. Stewart. DR.. ]. H. Hinch-
| man.
Grounds-John Hirschberg. chair
man; John ]. Blake, James E. Dicker-
son. Greer Nichols, w. A. Cheatwood.
Speakers-Willtam adams. chair
man: Morgan r. Mills. Z. Warren
| Evans.
INSTRUMENTATION L. satteraeld.
chairman: E. Warren Evans. Harvey
L. Strans. H. T. Moore, j. H. Nolde,
DR.. B. A. Hord, Bernard Gallagher.
The best men in Virginia available
will be selected as speakers, and each
member of the new national army will
be permitted to bring two or three Of
his friends. tickets to be issued for the
| occasion.
PLAN TO HAVE MEN
| GIVEN PRELIMINARY DRILL
The board Of Division is also per-
| nNf Inv
drilled every evening from August 81
to the time they are to report to the
| camp. The drilling of the white men
will he under Thomas Vernon Chalklcy,
a graduate Of ". NJ. l.. assistant State
highway engineer. who is included in
the selective draft. and Joe Stuart
Hinchman and Wyatt Smith, who are
now drilling with the coast artillery.
The drills will be held on Twenty-third
Street, between Broad and Marshall
| Streets.
A similar program Is being arranged
Tor negroes under the supervision OF
the public reception committee but
| directly under the direction of Rev.
Andrew Bowler and Rev Hugh Will
liams. pastors OF two Of the colored
Baptist churches on Church HILL Mayor
Ainslie has been requested to permit
| them to drill on Twenty-frst Street.
between Marshall and Clay and Major
bowles has been asked to secure the
volunteer services OF several members
OF the First Virginia Cavalry to drill
them. 1t is very likely that the en-
tertainmsnt for the negroes will take
place on the same night, either in one
or the colored churches or in the G.
C. A. grounds, which has been rendered
FOR the occasion by Edward s. Boze.
Anyone desiring. to contribute may
leave their contribution with Oscar
r. Parrish. president of the Church
Hill Bank
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Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.

Helen D. Anderson to Linda A. Moore.
4Oxl35 feet. known as 7lU Edgewood
Avenue. August 90. 1917; tax, $3.50;
Chevy Chase Realty Corporation to
J. c. Rice lots 81 and %. block d, Ar
lington. July IL. 1917; tax. 81; $40.
George J. Hooper. special commits
sioner. to F. H. Beadles. S1x145 feet
east line of Linden Street. 154 feet
north Of Beverly Street. June 9. 1917;
$1,000.
John Scott to George y. Evans. 3ox1 80
feet, known as 504 North Thirteenth
Street. August Is, 1917; $3.50.
Saunders McRae Brooks ct ux. to r.
L. Pilkinton, 81 3-4x1601-4 feet east
line Of Elm Street. 200 feet north of
Stuart Avenue. August 20. 1917; tax.
$3.50; $40.
r. n. Pilkinton ct ux. to Saunders
McRae Brooks, lot 6, block II. Bright
wood. August 81. 1917; tax, IS; $40.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

OF Edgewood Avenue. ESQ feet south OF
1917: s2.31273 10
John l.. Mines ct ux. to Sitterdlng T.
Boxley. trustees. 21x150 feet, known as
~ Brook Avenue. July 10, 1917: 5000
by Newton. Jr.. trustee. 25xIIo feet
south line OF Nicholson Street rs l-2
Feet east OF Tompkins Street. Au-
gust Is, 1917; 1896.
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LIST OF EXEMPTIONS
IN DIVISION NO, 3

The following list Of persons ex-
eri,ted or discharged from the service
Of the United States. was issued yes
terday by the exemption board Of Di-
vision No. 3:
sydney Davis; l7Ol Maury.
f Ho1.ss G einy 1 Duv, RSs' os East Main
Ernest G.ns.. IwT ems; i R5eys q. Hardsove.
John Ernest Rose. SO south Fifth.
%ai!sr Ieeas!a h:s%;; lsos 5a ,IS
iinwood Edwsrd Booth. So s" Eas, TentS.
RRsSsrt s; clars: ssls semmes Avenue.
William william, s; JERKS i is &c, Mspc%neash.
Ss.sps Gsn,ry ,o5 57;I nains!Iass;
Joseph Fibbiani. 1917 Fast Broad.
Joseph fSSss 81 fi Siaioissn 1'% TRe.
Charlie Chart G. Ghiidrey ,s, no
4 z Graves 100 ". Twen,y; fourth.
hasie' Hoi,ns Fs So N Ses f. T SaaY
William L. Brinkley, soe South Fourth.
Ei%e 1 Resms dSimes 2d a0f E. Thirteenth
ozzie Thompsen 40 Perry:
Orlando Burke. 2ios Old Dominion.
JGhn Mahoney Mostly. 1902 Fourth Avenue
II. Gordon Spencer, $40 East Franklin.
Louis Hornstein. IL East Eleventh
Thomas Henry Holt. 1916 McDonough.
w L. Mason. III North Third.
Herman Atwell Smith. 1lio Perry.
William II. Moore. 1921 LIZ Hull.
H. @. Mills, 406 f. Cary.
DR.. james A. Smyth. l211 Hull.
Harvey Louis Cupp, 29l8 Spring Hill st.
James Edward Moore. 201 East Thirteenth
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CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

E.. F. Schmidt. trustee. to Eva G.
Ready. 100x14o feet northeast corner
Fl1th Avenue and Magnolia Street. Au-
Rtcheson & Crutchfield. trustees, to
I: l.. Sturman, 24N130 feet west line
OF Ninth Street, 23S feet north of Leigh
Street August II, 1917; $I,969.75
S. w. Davis, trustee, 70 Mrs Annie
B. Gam, 3lx132 feet west line OF
Twenty-eighth Street 62l-3 feet south
OF Clay Street. August Fl. 1917; ST.
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The Weather
IFurrl.hed by U. 3. Weather Bureaul
Forecast, Virginia
Local Temper.ture.

II noon temperaturc..-...
8 p. NJ. temperature.
Maximum temperature to p. M.
Minimum temperature to p. NJ.
Mean temperature. INSTRUMENTATION.
Normal temperature for this date.
deficiency in temperature. ........
Deficiency in temperature since
March Observation-Disclosures.
Accumulated deficiency since Janu-
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters we're issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
The Hampton Roads Engineering and
Construction Co., Inc, Hampton, Va.
Officers: George L. Smith, Tabs, Va
president: F. A. Kearney, Phoebus,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Butler issued the
following permits yesterday:
Mrs. r. S. Mayo. to erect brick dwell
ing, west side Of Prentiss Street, be-
tween Leigh and Pulliam Street, to
cost $4,000,
w. c. Lynham, to erect brick ga
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HENRIco TRUST DEEDS.

George P. Finnigan 20 American
trust Company, trustee. 1.237.93 acres,
known as Wilton Farm. August 90,
1917: $4,000.
p. P. Lipscomb ct ux. to Fitzhugh 6,
Grinnan. trustees. certain lots of Iand
IN Henrico County. August 90. 1917;
$1,000.
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rage. 41s West Marshall Street. to
cost $500.
Bruce Bowe. to repair prick build
Ing. l123 West Franklin street. TO
w. b. Tenant ct ais. 70 repair brick
garage 1924 Monument Avenue. to cost
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LIST OF CLAIMS DENIED
By EXEMPTION R0ARn M a

The following claims for exemption
were denied yesterday by Exemption
Freddie W. BEDFORD. 9 Holland.
Nathan Tatarsky, 1908 e. FRANKLIN
Joseph Aired Carter, s1s y. Thirtieth.
Emmett Warren Jackson, 2Sos E. Leigh.
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I,oc.J Rainfall

Rainfall, IL hours ending 8 P. NJ. o
rainfall. "a hours ending S P. NJ. %
EXCESS In rainfall since March l.. Al
EXCESS In rainfall since January 1. 3.3