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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
LEXINGTON RESULTS

First race.-ix fnrlongs-Dini,r!. 10
Ter. lis tGoo.rj. ss.26. 81. scecnn. J.u"hy
r.. 10 tDominickl. $3.50 third Tim,
tlo Id HacMonde. Anna i.rutcr. itlms
Mart Falatnble and ,ila,pn-r alsp ran.
second racc--fonr and ou.-hhif fIrinrcs
fern HAnI'.y III .Mar,in,. s. a.. .ia.:1
1870. won: PIAZZA. 10. t,;ravre. !:2.so.
ESQ. tsg"nd Koran. il9 Lapslilel. s:;3o
rose, Hindu Dress. Sa.enta also ran.
Third race--Eix MISUNDERSTANDING. 10
10 tconnoiiyj, saio $40. second: proii
iM tkleessri; 3?.fo. third. Time, 1913 go
Hackham. Aifadir ALSO ran.
Fourth rac.--sin furlongs-BrtnEhurst.
1i5 tGoosct. 33lo. $40. sc.10. won: Arriet
ios tErninpD. ':20. 32.2o. second. Sparkler
iob tschererJ. $40. third. Time. l:it LIS.
Sancy CLANCY. Cane Run. FIcuro also ran.
Esc9oa. III Connolly. 1850. ,2.Jo. $3.50.
Won. BOY Blue. li2 tclavcrl. -. $3.50, Sec
onf W. T. Dabney, ics Ciianovcrl. 900.
third. Time. :5b 35 Half and Half.
Dragon ltock. James Foster. Bronze Eagle.
Germany also
Sixth rac---mile and scycn;y yaras-
Penrod. los Connolly. 500. t..5o. f2.to.
Won: Alert lOs tLykei. $3.50. i:lo. second ::
Ben Hsmpson. iol urumpb. .:.T0. third.
Time. 1916 3-S. Dr. Tuck. Square Dealer
Fascinating. los tshiiinrp. ssi SOLO.
1920. won, Irish Eentleman ll5 (Fickcns,.
1870. $3.50, second: Star Gaze. us 'GeoHhI.
t3,3o, third. Timet 1856 IS. Cora Lane.
Prince \. Lady Powers. Erin. Curiicue. Gold
Color. Whit" Crown ala" ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
"a Daughter of war a, victor.

For to-day and tomorrow the Victor
Will offer May Ward. the popular star.
i'll peculiarly timely screen produc-
ton entitled "A Daughter of War"
which is said TO bubble over with
patriotism. Besides picturing many
scenes OF the Revolutionary War. there
are number of other stirring incl
dents. including the signing of the
Declaration OF Independence, the visit
Of Benjamin Franklin to the French
Court. the voluntary offer OF Marquis
de Lafayette to assist the struggling
patriots, the treason Of Benedict ar
mold. the battle OF Saratoga and the
surrender. OF Lord CORVALLIS. War in
ali It's grim reality. with its big battle
scenes and thrilling cavalry charges.
is shown in the five reels. = Lone
some Luke" comedy and Mollc King
In the second chapter of THE Mystery
OF the Double Crown" for to-day and
tomorrow will supply the added at
fractions. while the latter Offering,
along with Tom Mix in the first run
Fox comedy. "a Roman Cowboy" AMI
other variety subjects will make VI.
Saturdays bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
NAMES MANY DELEGATES
TO CHARITY CONFERENCE
Governor DcsignRtrs l:3 Representa-
tifea From Virginia TO National
Convention at PIttsburgh.

Governor stuart yesterday named 1873
delegates from Virginia TO tho Ma
tional Conference of Charities and
Correction. which Will be held at
Pittsburgh. June TO Is.
Those appointed from Richmond are:
Major j. b. Mood. charles Hutzier. Hiss
Asnssa = hs"d2,ph' M1ss EAT Eek Re-;
hntsrd i." ks. ff law Ma"i Mrs s.
M9r,oa. MIR. d. -. Vsien,!ne RSy "; .
nG,s5; Mr. na5Topa Mrs : Tyler
hisks Or n; ( faSnsrsn 'u Ms, >a" %i
ehne nidasP M, Ne Esusn Mfa iha s3
names Buchapan John HiTschhere. e.. A.
Douglas Wright and Mis-, Caroline Holiday
ona Gss. sTe nS W. . M I2nF anG Mann M y;
kecomac; Mrs H. Guy; cor6ett and i'SMn Mrs. j.
H Mssn anS Hiss o.e M S4 wnr
andriai Rev $ q Hatcher. p. Ashland: ;
+ Nelson and Ksy e T Il Rove. ''f naena
Vista; Miss Ella &; Asnew. nlaeksbure,;, pr
Jordan and Mrs Annie ". Harris. Char:
S'ffssa ThSs9s sRs + sHes2
~ DsSi.. Edwin Kettle ,Rey. J. Emerson
GonnsIl. Ess, Ra,iforI; j: {, Parker. Frank
way. Fred.ricksbuTF: Ih r. Walton
'ooTs rIir'a AMI Pr r, Tr sr,in Nj, II
ton: 'e JUICE T. l" : 'isas riarrisonbaFs sr"R.
SfAean posrd fuli Hugh aw whe Hiss D Rose
p. soiey and DR. !. +: Howerton. Le%inG-
DR.. Aosby G. Perrow. Miss Mary +. -Sayr-
Hon. Roy-ton lester Ir. Mayo G. Brown
Mira. Dexter. o,ey; FRANK. W. Harper and 4,
Madison. Hsieh,s: pr. =. n. Henderson and
Or. S. W. Dickinson. Marion: Mrs. Emily 6.
Round. M,nassss; Hon: l.. p. stearnes and
George Sclms Wise. Newport News; Or. l..
Is. "oster. Miss Gertrude rhiiipo,ts, Or. G.
1; 7: Roys,er. Mis-, Ethel Nssiey; Mrs W
folk Hon. Robert Gillian Dr. W. r.
prewry. Paul Petit and Professor J. "
Candy. Petersburg: W II. Jennings. Hon.
". Corbltt. Rev. \. G. Thompson and Mrs
Mary Booth Walker, Portsmouth: John g
Draner. J. y. RosanG and j. B. Wyatt. Pu-
iaski Mrs. G.. r. Read Mrs. S. ". JRmison,
u. c: Elliott, Judge. r. c. Jackson. Mrs. NJ
NJ. Caldwell. Rev. j. W Preston. Rev. Ar
thur Rowoo,ham. D. n. Mrs. Lydia La
Downing. Roanoke: Rev. G. l.: Ccrbett and
: DeJarne,te. Alexander Robertson, Hon.
Taylor Mccoy Rev n. 3. Cross aud Miss
sa.ah R9binsorri stann,on: j: =. Holiday
Mnrman. Tazeweli; Mrs. Theodore iiorSh
F.: p. sashy. wes, Point: Miss I EliIaheth
burg: Mis-. Mary X, strickler II. y. Win
chester: Rev 7. r. Ellis, Yancey Miss
.Frances r. Walton. Hopewell.
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Movie Calendar

COLONIAL-To-dny Alice brady.
In "Darkest Ilussin,o n Drew COM
edy. Ditmar animal studies and n
traNclOguct tomorrow and Sntur-
day, HaieskR Suratt, In Sir Rider
HnEEnrd's "Shc," md Roscoe Arr
buckle. In "Thc Butcher hoy"
ODEON-'rO-dny Mac Marsh md
Robert liarrOn, In "Che wild Girl OF
the Sicrras", tomorrow. Dorothy
Kelly. In "The Money MIN, Satur-
day. Olga PctrOva, In .'Ihc Black
butterfly"
BIJOC-Fo-dRy, Marguerite Clark.
la '.'rhe Valentine Girl" Francis \ !.
Bushnan ind Beverly Bnyne, in
''rhe Gr~nt secret; Tomorrow and
Saturday, Vivian Martin and .Inck
PirkfOrd, In "rh~ Girl at HOmc.n
with Paramount comedies. saturday
from 10 toe o'clock, "E'antusmn,"
fairy story for little fOIks.
ISIS-To-dny. HoIbrook BIinn. in
the second OF ''rhc seven Deadly
Sins" Ford sterling md Hurry
Griffin. In "Stars and Bars" md n
comedy, tomorrow and SATURDAY.
Bessic Love. In "ChcerfuI GI.crs,"
and n comedy.
VICrOR-To-dny and t0-morroy.
Nary Ward. In "a Daughter OF War;"
with n "LOncsOmc Luke" comedy
md MOIlic King, In "Chc Nyst.ry
u tho Double Cr0ss'', saturday. "The
Mystcry Of tho Double Gross," Tom
MIx. In "a Romun Cowboy"
HLUEBIRD-TO-dn ."Chc Ms
trriOus Mrs. MuAs~IShitc", to-mor.
row and saturday. "Musty suffer-
.'Thc Fried Egg Hero" ard Helen
Holmes. In "The Railroad Rnidcrs."
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north OF Grove Avenue. MAY /. 1917:

north OF Grove Avenue. 'May /. 1917:
=. James l.. sehepmoes to William l.
known as 10 West Clay Street. May !.
Charles w. wingheld to Howard
idlo Floyd Avenue May |. 1917;
ton trustee : 20 /. s ' By s. fes,. Known own
.>rril IS. 1917: $3.50.
y. J. Reattie ct ny. to Howard SUIT
!" North Crenshaw Avenue April 20.
ton. trustee. 1885 feet. known as 8
1911: $3.50.
r. J. Benttie ct az. to Howard SUIT
No. North Crenshaw Avenue. April
-. 1917: s3.5i0.
known as atos West Main Street
April Is. 1917: $3.50
ton. trustee. 10 So by s, g., feet, known
as 1905 West Main Street April %.
1917: $3.50.
ton. trustee. 2oNSi3-, feet. known as
3+oi West Main Street. April %. 1917:
p, !. seattle ct IN. to Howard SUIT
ton. trustee. 49, by S43-i feet. known
AS $500 IVES, Main street, April IS.
1871; $3.50.
ton. trustee. 20 l-6 by 81 Ga feet. known
rs 34oo West Main Street. April 20.
1917: $3.50.
p. l.. Moore CT ux. TO Stuar, Bowe.
trustee. 54xlt1 feet east line OF Roule-
Ay H K \nr 49, W l?l1 sac TYLER
trustee. lots 20 and u In block 70 in
Highland Park. April .. 1917: s2.6s5.
Davis Bros Inc; to I" Elan & Fun,
as 320I Monument Avenue. May l..
W. 1. Alien ct ny. to Lc Roy T.
Brown, trustee. l32Nl55 7-12 feet north
ty.fomrth Street. May /. 1917; sl,iso.
Henry J. Eppcs ct IN. tn Lc Roy L.
Brown ct ais. trustees. - - by l25
feet. known ms :t2o Stuar, Avenue.
Henry j. Eppcs ct ux. to Lc Roy F..
Brown ct ais. trustees. eel by l25
feet, known as 242? Stuar. Avenue.
March 10, 1917: $1,000.
Roy Z: Brown e, ais. trustees. soxiao
March 81, 1917: $1,000.
Samuel Il. Frischkorn ct ux. to lie
Roy +. Brown ct ais. trustees. '6oXl3o
March 20. 1917; $1,000.
Andrew j. Brown to S. w. Robin
son. Jr.. trustee. - % by le3 feet
Streets. April 81, 1917: s2.660.sI.
Davis Bros. Inc. to Elan & Funston.
trustees. 22l-2 by IS feet. known as
S7.Os0.
Mary NJ. Nys,rom to Elan & Fun
line OF Main Street between Laurel
and Cherry Streets. May l. 1917: 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
TANLAC ENDORSED
FOR RHEUMATISM
Local Lady Suffered From
Sciatic Rhcumatism-After
Treatment OF "NatiOnai
Tone" Was Greatly
Relieved.

My husband heard about Tanlac
and got me "A bottle, and my relief
through it's use was as follows: Pains
have been greatly relieved and are not
SO bad My hands are not puffed up
now and feel great deal better.
think it is very. very good medicine.
and I don't mind taking it at ALL"
stated Mrs. F. p. Kersey. $40 Monteiro
Avenue. some time ago. and in ex
planning her condition before taking
Tanlac. she said:
II suffered from sciatic rheumatism.
My symptoms were pains in both my
arms hands knees and back. Every
morning when I would wake up my
hands would be all puffed up per-
fectly awful. pains were very bad and
il my flesh was touched it would feel
sore. WAS troubled this way for two
or three months"
The above is another Richmond tes-
timonial which further proves the
merit Of this remarkable preparation
you have been hearing so much about.
Hundreds of cases have been treated
successfully right here in Richmond
and vicinity. and neighbors all around
YOU doubtless know of what it really
accomplishes where the trouble origi-
nally arose from disordered con-
dillon of the stomach. kidneys or liver.
impure blood or uric acid. torpid,
sluggish liver, etc. For bottle of
eminent chemist. Herr Trimbach, by
druggists everywhere, and thousands
upon thousands Of people. go to one
of the local agents named below. Use
EimoSan Oil for temporary relief of
pain. while Tanlac works for per-
manent removal of the cause and cure
Take the tablets that come with each
bottle of Tanlac IL liver is sluggish
or bowels inactive. The combination
works wonders in the most obstinate
cases after very short treatment Get
it to-day. Polk Millers Drug Stores,
S34 East Main and 102 East Broad
Strcets: Tragles Drug Store SIT East
Broad street. or Liggetts Drug Store
formerly Polk Miller's1, sol East
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

Craig County. Newcastle. G. n. Givens
president. Sinking Greek: 0. l.. HUFF
man. secretary and cashier, Maggie.
Capital. $4,000.
Richmond Charles Davenport. prcsi-
dent: Richard W. Darlington. sccre-
tary--both Of Richmond. Capital.
100000. Real estate.
Lakemont Development Corporation.
Petersburg. Walter Sachs. president:
Wilson g. Cole. secretary and treasurer
both OF Petersburg. Capital. $4,000.
Real estate.
Marks. Inc. Richmond. Morton L.
Marks. president: Felix T.. Marks. sec
rotary and treasurcr-both of Rich
mond. Capital. $4,000. Clothing.
Amendment to charter of John G..
Moomaw CO.. Cloverdale. increasing
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
Foreign charter: National Dye Cor
poration, Il New York corporation. l..
W. Curran. statutory agent. FrederickS-
burg. Capital stock. 100000.
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HusTINGs TRANSFERS.

r T. Mcconnell. trustee. to n. L..
Williams. 33x27S feet north side OF
Lawson Street. between Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth Streets. February
Is. 1917; $3.50.
II l.. Williams CT uN. to John w
Denzler ct w. 33xc1s feet north side
third and Thirty fourth Streets Feb
ruary 10. 1917: $1,000.
Thomas l.. Blanton CT ux. to Anne
G. Clarke. "a feet al-2 inches by SO
feet known ll24lIoi L. North
Seventeenth Street: also 33Xl25 feet
known az 1907 Scmmes Street: also
SsA6s - feet, known as lio!.H,l1
-. G. Peers ct uN. TO Henry Peers
Holder CT al. lots % and IS in square
y in Woodland Heights. April /, 1917;
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nusT1NGs TRUST DEEDS.

John W. DenEler ct uX. TO F. =. Nc
Council trustee, 33x2'S feet north line
of Lawson street. between Thirty-third
and Thirty-fOurth Streets. April IS.
1917: $3.50.
Henry Peers Holder ct ais. to Howard
Sutton. trustee. lots % and % In square
81 IN Woodland Heights. April l, 1917;
S5.375.
irvine C. Baugh e, ux. TO Henry Nc
birmingham. trustee, lots 10 and II in
square 1920 Richmond and Manchester
Land Company. April 80. 1917; $1,000.
Anne G.. Clarke ct vir to II. Seldom
Taylor. Jr.. trustee. 59X69 l2 feet,
known as l+0.-9-l1 Scmmes Street.
.April -. 1917: $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
Offers 5000 Scholarship.

In answer to the plea Of Rev. c. n.
Bryan. Of the divinity school at Pc
tersburE. the Richmond Convocation OF
the Episcopal Church in session yes
terday at Emmanuel Church agreed TO
offer IN annual scholarship worth at
Least 5000. Rev. L. Valentine Lee read
r. paper yesterday afternoon on The
Atonement." and Rev w. T. Cox
preached last night on 1.-THE Crisis in
the Worlds Missions" Officers were
Elected as follows: Rev. Charles w.
Sydnor. dean; Rev l.. Valentine Lee.
secretary. and Rev. Philip 4. Arthur.
treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
Big Ecn,ure AT Lis.

Holbrook Blinn. in Pride" the
second OF the seven Deadly SINS is
the feature attraction At the Isis again
to-day, it's initial presentation yester-
day having attracted immense audi
cnces ~ each performance. This Sc
ries OF pictures is unlike anything of
the kind ever presented before. each
episode forming complete hvc-reel
production. all harmonizing complete
ly. forming seven stages in life where
by humanity meets evil influences
Ford Sterling and Harry Gribbon. In
stars and Bars" Keystone comedy.
is also on the program. Tomorrow
and Saturday Bessie Love. with the
Fine Arts Riddles, will be seen In
Cheerful GNers," with special Tri-
angle comedy and educational features
added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
"Darke.e ,u...n" Again TO-DAY.

For the main feature at the Colonial
again to-day, Alice Brady will be seen
H. Darkest Russia" which. with an
entertaining comedy in which Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew are seen the Ditmar
animal studies and 81 travelogue make
up bill that delighted large audi
ence- yesterday. Tomorrow and Sat
nrday. Eela.ka suratt will be seen
CARDS She. In which Miss Suratt
enacts tho role Of Ayesha, the white
queen oil savage tribe. Roscoe Ar
buckle VIII also be seen I'm The Butch
or Toy" acclaimed the funniest comedy
ever screened It is the newes, Key
stone :clnase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
Varied Bill at Biuebtrd.

THE Mysterious Mrs. NJ" a photo
play taken from the magazine story
The Mysterious Mrs. Musselwhite Z"
VIII be repeated for the last time to-
day at the Bluebird. Miss Mary Mac
Laren. the young star in the cast, is OF
exceptional beauty. Tomorrow and
Saturday "Musty Suffer-" in his first
Of ten comedies. THE Fried Egg Hero"
and Helen Holmes in the frst chapte err
OF The Railroad Raiders. or Circum-
stantial Evidence" will be shown
with change OF supplementary fca
lures each day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
S PORTS
WOMEN PLAY FIRST ROUND
country Club Subscription Handicap
tourney Rasults In Dandy Play
md Several Surprises.

Tic FIRST round in the spring sub
scription handicap tournament Tor
women OF the Country Club OF vir-
ginia was played yesterday afternoon.
and resulted in some excellent play
and several surprises. The second
round Is to bo played Friday. while
The finals are to be staged on Monday.
pn Friday the play for the consolation
prtze- also Is to be staged. Those de-
feated yesterday Will compose of the
players IN the consolation tourney.
play In those matches to DO medal play
with. full handicaps.
Results yesterday were as follows:
Mrs. W. r. Wood defeated Mrs
George Warren. UP and I to go.
Mrs. Jean F. Jonos defeated Mrs. A.
j. Kelvin. ] up.
Miss Naizie Fleming defeated Mrs.
= Horace S. Halves. up.
- Mrs. 6. b. Wall defeated Miss Martha
Martin. and TO go.
Miss Rosalie Harwood defeated Miss
Martha Robinson by default
Miss Mary Halves defeated Mrs.
/ Ashby Jones. and TO go.
J. Mrs. n. Stewart Jones defeated Miss
! Mary Moore. up and to go.
Mrs John B. Swartwout defeated
Miss Julia Moore by default
Pairings for the Friday matches are
Mrs. W, r. WOOD VS.. Mrs. Jean F.
Miss Maizie Fleming vs. Mrs. c. B.
Nfss Rosaiie Harwood vs. Miss Mary
IIawes.
Mrs. II. Stewart Jones vs. Mrs. John
B. SwnrtwDut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
How To Gain Flesh.

y simple but sure way to increase
the weight. II is asserted by several
well known physicians. is 10 take
regularly for several months. one or
two 3-grain hypo-nuclane tablets after
each meal. These little tablets have
the DISTINGUISHED merit OF increasing
the red and white blood corpuscles
aiding digestion and promoting as
similation and absorption OF the ele-
ments In the food which go to make
blood and solid tissues They are oh
sicians and well-stocked apothecary
ShopS-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
HENRICO TRANSFERS.

L. c. Garnett ct ais. TO David l.. Ty-
son. 80 acres one mile from Richmond
March "a. 1917: $500.
Tax Title Company TO Lucinda Sims
and Mary Minor. l5-i0o acres in Fair
field District. January s. 1917: s4l.25
Charles Sinton Trueman ct uS. TO w.
T. Clark. lot 81 In plat OF Club View
April ID. 1917: sl,330.
NJ. J. Darcy ct ux. 70 Mrs. Mary A
Jeftries. two lots containing l acre
each near New Bridge Baptist Church
April 60. 1917. tax. 81: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
MARRIAGES LICENSES.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court is
sued tho following marriage licenses
yesterday CNotc--Figures after names
denote age):
Henry II. Grafton. "a, and Maudc
MoOring. %. city.
Robert l.. Reid. -. and Gladys II.
Munro. 20 city.
Frank ". Bowles. %. Norfolk. and
Agnes Black, 26, Anderson. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
Using Bnd Check Charged.

Mrs. Kate L. BIiven. foTty-two years
old. was arrested yesterday by Second
District officers on the charge of OBJ
tanning goods valued at s47.04 from
the firm OF Fleming & Christian on
worthless check. She was bai1ed at
the Second District Station for her ap-
pearance Friday morning in the Police
Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
L. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF ArpEALs.

The United State Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconvcncd yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'ciocb. with circuit Judges
Pritchard. Knapp and Woods. and Dig
trict Judge Smith in attendance.
Court announced and handed down
its opinion in the following cases:
40. 1885 W. Norwood. trustee In
bankruptcy Of the estates Of j. y.
Watson and j. &. Watson. trading as
j. y. Watson e. Son bankrupt. petit
toner. vs.. j. \. Watson and J. &. Wat
son. respondents on petition to super
intend and rcvia: proceedings OF the
District Court at Charleston. s. &. IN
bankruptcy. Opinion by Judge Pritch-
ard. Reversed
case argued yesterday:
No. 14?6-A. 6. Hume and Charles
Hall Davis, appellants vs.. d. w. My
ers ct al. appeilees: appeal from the
District Court AT Lynchburg, Va. In
bankruptcy. Argued by James Mann.
of Norfolk. Va, and G. L. caskte. Of
i.ynchburg- Va, for the appellants. and
by S. V. Kemp. Of Lynchburg. Va. for
Case in call to-day:
No l497-F. 4. Holsbcrry and II. L.
Ewing. partners, trading as Upshur
supply Company. plaintiffs i'm error. vs.
H. L. Clark. defendant in error: error
to the District Court at Philippi. w
Va. To be argued by w. Is. and r.. L.
Maxwell. Of Elkns. w. Va, and II.
Roy Waugh. OF Buckhaunon. w Va.
for the plaintiffs in error. and by Young
Buckhnnnon. w. Va. for tho dcfcn
dant in error.
Admitted to practice:
s. Y. Kemp. of Lynchhurg. was adj
United to practice attorney and
counsellor In this court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
CuANCEnY TRUST DEEDS.

Emily II. Jones ct vir TO Andrew D.
Christian, trustee; soxles fee, south
Street. April {. 1917: $4,000
John \. Hutcheson to Andrew D.
enrsttan rEI ioyG svx1Ss feet feet South
Street. April :. 1917: $4,000.
Charles II. Phillips 10 Pollard &
west line OF Lombardy Street, lI6 feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
BUILDING PERMITS.

Mrs. T.. r. Smith. to erect brick ga
rage. 25li East Marshall Street. to
cost sl6o
S. A. Hall. to erect brick garage,
2ill Darlington Street, to cost s3t6.
Mrs. Sallie F. Elicit. to erect two
brick dwellings. 1918 North Seventeenth
Street. to cost $4,000.
u. Armistead.l 10 erect brick garage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
mE>n,co DEEDS OF TRUST.

Lillian &. Reiielbach ct vir to Joseph
Hcppert ct ais. lots and in block
in section in plat OF Highland
Springs, May /. 1917; sl.47S.ie.
W. 7. Clark ct uN. to J. II. Cham
berlayne and 4. e. Chaplin, trustees,
lot 81 in plat Of Club View. April l6.
1917: s742.
Oliver II. Hilliard ct al. to Willough-
by Newton. Jr.. ct al. los SIS acres six
miles from Richmond. May |, 1917;
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

Just take your shoes off and then put
those weary, shoe crinklcd. aching,
burning. cOrn-pestered. bunion-tortur-
ed feet of yours in 'Tiz'' bath. Your
toes will riggle with joy: they'll look
up at YOU and almost talk and then
they'll take another dive in that "riz"
bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
lead--all tired out-just try "Tiz." It's
grand--it's glorious. Your feet will
dance with joy; also you will find all
pain gone from corns. callouses and
bunions
There's nothing like "'riz." It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous cXudationS which puff I'D
your feet and cause foot torture.
Get 25-cent box of "Tiz" at any
drug or department store-don't wait.
All! how glad your feet get; how com
portable Your shoes feel. You can wear
Shoes n size smaller il you desire
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03

2oi North Nineteenth Street. to cost
Si27.
Il. +. PoindcNtcr. to erect frame store
east line OF Huh Street. between
Broad Rock Road and Thirty-ni
Street. to cost $500.
Y. w. Mann. to repair frame dwell
Ing. 262S BainbridEo Street. to cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
Local Team Departs
on Initial Junket

Richmond plays tho first cham.
pionship game abroad to-day against
Rochester. Captain Red McDermott
left with the SOUND yesterday after
noon, predicting that the club would
return here on Nay RI we'll up in the
running for the International League
day ahead Of the squad, spending
Yesterday I'm Washington. where he
saw Walter johnson act a trouncing
at the hands OF Ray Fisher and tho
Yankees. All members Of tho team
appeared to be in dandy condition
whom they loft yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
mENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

+. NJ. BoXley and y. J. Chewning. Jr..
trustees. to Charles Sinton Trueman,
lot 81 in plat of club View. April IS.
1871: $500.
John G. Easlcy. trustee, to Minnie
s. Phillyss. lot on Granite Avenue. near
WeSthumpton. April - 1911; $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-03
Fnnou. star Mt BiJou.


For the last time. to-day the Bijou
gives its patrons an opportunity to
see Marguerite Clark in The Nalen-
tine Girl a feature production that
has served to delight patrons OF that
picture house thus far this week. II
Is picture that has it's prosaic as
well AS fanciful side with enough OF
pathos, humor and appeal to make II
enjoyable by people OF every taste. The
fourteenth chapter OF The Great Sc
cret." with Francis y. Bushman and
Beverly Baync. is also on the bill. To-
morrow and Saturday. Vivian Martin
and Jack Pickford Will be seen as CO.
stars in THE Girl at Home" with
Paramount comedies and other fea-
lures added. The feature for the spe-
cial children's matinee OIL Saturday
morning from 10 to o'clock will be
"Fantasma." fairy story that will
give the little folks great delight.