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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
HUSTINGS TRANSFERS.

Minnie G. Scott to a. y. Pcttigrew,
I6 1-2x12o feet, known as 1928 East
Fifteenth Street. August >. 1918; S335.
l.. X. Brown ct ny to w T.. Titmus
lot s. square 90. and lot ), square o.
Purcell Il CabelrS addition. August / O.
1918; tax Sl.5o, $40
w. Il. Taylor ct uX. to Jacob Penniug
lot Z, block 4, Burfoot's Addition. Al
gust - 1915; tax 81, $40
Floy Traylor ct vir TO II. Il. Hcstr:
lot II. square T., Burfoots Addition.
June 81. 1918: $1,000.
j. +. Bass ct ux. TO s. D. Goode. lot
z. block Is, Woodland Heights June
Fl, 1918: tax 81, So
Chewning & Boxley. trustees to T.
); J; MosbE, 25Nl05 feet known as 1872
Midlothian Turnpike. April IS, 1915;
500.
T. J. J. Mosby ct ux. to C. r. snead.
25Ilo5 feet, known as 1872 Midlothian
Turnpike. August %. 1918: $50.
Ella McRae 10 Virginia Baking Com
pany, Inc, ICE 6f-l00xlG5 feet south
east corner Perry and Ninth Streets
August Fl, 1918; $S,l33
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
THOUSANDS OF FILIPlN0S
READY FOR DUTY'S CALL
Some 1000 Trained Soldiers Want To
Take Field aud Fight for the
Unitch Stntca.

NEW YORK. August 24.-"Thcrc are
1000 trained soldiers-Filipinos-i
the Philippine 1sland-rcady to take
the field and every one of them will
fight like demons" said Lieutenant
Colonel James Ross. of Nfanila. while
visiting here recently. "They ought TO
he sent to cooperate with the lap
ancsc in Siberia il the government de-
cides to make that move" Colonel
Ross is known as the Democratic
boss" of the Philippines. He was "a
captain in the Fortyhfth Infantry.
United States Volunteers, in 1899
The feeling of patriotism. he
ltcve. Is largely due to President Will
sons policy in regard to the islands.
We raised ten millions in Liberty bonds
and our quota was only three mill
lions the colonel declared. "Filipino
children and the old men and women.
too. got out on The streets and worked
day and night to raise money for the
bonds" He said there arc $4,000 lGns
of sugar to he transported here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
ST. LOUIS YOUTH SOLVES.
PROBLEM OF LEAKY ROOF
Put Fivc-Gnllon Bucket Under Hole,
md American Alarm Clock Did
the Rest.

ST. LOUIS. MO-. August 24.-.Louis
L. Clark. now with the American EN-
peditionary Forces in France. in {, let
ter to his sister here. tolls how Yam
kce ingenuity can cope with wartime
Inconvenience. He writes:
when we got ever here we were
billcted In queer little French VIII
lase. The house l got into had roof
all punched full OF holes. When 1t
rained. water Hooded the room. For
two nights as / slept rain trickled
down my neck. The third night sat
up. The fourth day i found i've
gallon bucket and moved my cot to
where there was only "a single hole
above. | nailed the bucket to rafter
under the hole. 1t brimmed over after
four hours. The rest was easy.
II had an alarm clock down in my
pack. dug II out. That night set
it for a. NJ. and at that hour l got
up and emptied the bucket. When /
awoke at y. NJ. emptied the bucket
once more. ! did that for several
nights. Frenchmen around the place
thought was the smartest guy they
had ever seen or heard of. Believe me-
these fellows are learning by watching
the fankS do things"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
BAvARIANS GROW IMPATIENT
WITH POLICY OF PRUSSlANS
10 Not Approve Idea OF Setting Up
HOhchnoilcrn ana McckicnburE
MOnRrclliSS.

LONDON, August 24.-The tension
between Northern and Southern Ger
many Is growing more acute daily. The
savnrians arc showing themselves in,
crcasingly impatient of the policy and
even even the strategy of Berlin. especially
since they began to realize that her
lin IS leading all Germany to defeat
and failure.
Tho idea of setting up chain of
Hohenzollern and MecklenDurg mon
arches from Finland to Armenia, does
not attract them.
-, We maintain" says the Munich Post
that there could be no more horrible
peril to us than that which lies in n
policy that y bent on saddling inter-
>nally recalcitrant people with monar-
chies of our own creation. Such mon
arches can never maintain themselves
unless II permanent and powerful form
Of German overrule be established, not
in the east alone but i'm the west
But the German people feel inclin-
Ell TO wage war for years longer to
enable some Karl August Theodore or
Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm to keep his
seat on some freshly carpeted throne"
The editor of this journal has been
summoned to Berlin to explain this
frank utterance but he does not APP
pear TO have accepted the Invitation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
Real Estate Summary
EsrERnAY.s TRANSACTIONS.
With the exception OF two transac-

With the exception OF two transac-
tions. no transfers OF unusual import
anoe marked the trading during the
past week in the local real estate m tr-
ket The total sales for the week NUM-
hered foTiy-;wo. representing an en-
pen6iture o. sllt.l.S.
The mos; important deal OF The week
was the sale by MaTcellus Hicks 10
s D. Cole 81 the property known as
1855. South Jefferson Street. and
measuring Se BY i2S feet. for the con-
s;derauon % $4,000.
The Virginia baking Company. Inc.
acquired from Mrs. Ella NcRae her
holdings on the South Side, At the
southeast corner OF Perry and Ninth
Streets, measuring 1926 by l65 feet,
for sS.lsS.
Building operations for the week ag
Eregated s4s,1S2, the largest contract
being for the repair OF the warehouse
of the B. W. Wilson Paper Company.
situated at SOS South Sixth Street. The
estimated cost of the alterations is
given as $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
REPUBLICANS CAUCUS
ON SUFFRAGE POLICY
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Is
Chosen Leader OF Forces
in Senate.
WAS, IT'S sTANCHEsT OPPONENT
Move Is Generally Looked Upon as
Shrewd One, Which Will Provide
Party With Campaign Material in
the Next Election.

WASHINGTON. August 24.-Thc Re-
publican members of the Senate in
caucus to-day adopted Il resolution
making early action by the Senate on
the suffrage amendment party pol
icy.
1t was a studied and timely political
stroke. and was put through with the
purpose Of making it count in the com
ing elections. If by any chance the
Senate should fail to act on the amend
mont before the fall elections. the Re
publicans can invite support of the
women's vote, wherever they have the
right of suffrage ON the record of their
caucus urging immediate action.
Should the Senate act before the cleo
tons. which is highly probable, the
Republicans can still point with pride
as party in support of bringing the
amendmcnt TO vote in the senate.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, of Mas
sachusetts, who made notable speech
in the Senate yesterday on the war
aims and peace terms of this nation
and furnished his party with cam.
his party in the Senate to-day. The
resolution will bind him as leader
to use every effort to bring the suf-
1ragc 'amendment to an early vote. and
could hardly have been adopted with
out the consent and approval of Scna-
tor Lodge.
Inc massachusetts Senator has al
ways been accounted one of the
s,anchest opponents of woman suf-
frage in the Senate or in the nation.
His case long ago was given UP as
hopeless by the woman suffrage adyo-
Gates, and every poll of the Senate on
the susan Is. Anthony amendment has
found his name large in the may"
&C lumn.
Senator Lodge in his individual ca
racity as United states Senator from
Massachusetts was free TO hold his own
opinions OH all matters of legislation
Tut Henry Cabot Lodge. leader of the
'Republican party in the Senate and in
effect national leader and spokesman
Tor the party. apparently has subordi-
mated his personal views and convic-
tions to the majority and to party in
ierest and advancement and as such
leader may cast his vote in favor OF
tie suffrage amendment Ii is reported
that he even helped engineer the res
oiution through the conference to-day.
The Democrats in the Senate are not
blind TO the new and vigorous leader
n Up. and are planning counterstrokcs
to save the party both the war and
suffrage issues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
UENNLCO TRANSFERS.

Kate p. Nihor 10 Elizabeth II. Sadlsr
et al 40 acres. west side OF Thr >e
Shopt Road. about l-2 miles west OF
richmond. August !, 1918: $3.50
Selma Ei,tenhouse TO T. /. Johnson
3 4o-l0O acres. on the Mountain Road
about eight miles from Richmond. Au
gust 8, 1918: tax 81, $40.
Michael H!nbik ct ux TO samuel
8 4o-lO0 acres. on the Mounrain a..
Macy, 81 Clio acres, on the White Oak
swamp, near Seven Pines. May 4, 1915:
tax $50, $40.
J. "; Eason ct ux. to j. ~ and w. V.
ohstad, 80 $40 acres on south side
Darbytown Road. about ten miles
southeast Of Richmond. October %
1917; $4,000. -
G. f Iiaw. special commissioner. to
Hugh Nelson, 30 acres on the mill
Road near Varina Grove. August o
C. P Eckert ct TX. to w II. Hutch
e r;,Ia io,s !, :, and = section 1s Wood
Washington Park Land Corpor,tio,
10 Josenh Johnson. lots ~ and II. block
q Washington Park December -
la117: 1925. -
* T. Crawlcv ~ ais. 70 IT NJ Mao.
rnanns ct ny. southern - acres ~ 10,
h'chn,"nh Trr"f mi Poultry Farms.
l.. n Shall 81 Wy "a sltco " D.
H"tt, =" acres on wos, rido ~ -
nsm Rod about eiv r,uoe YES, q.
Richmond Ar"rc' ? ro,o 5000 o'
j. Y and w. Y r-n,s,c,l -, r. ~
EoTaD 80 $40 ocr"e on sor,h s,,o
parhrtown Rod about tnn ,r,,ns
,,oow,she.s, Of Richmond August !,
s II. Powell IN W = r,rc,. 90
., acres. w"s' side Gravion po,I
. ,"n' south Of 0uioccasin Road Jml,.
&c CO.. ~, r,@."cN 70 A. NJ Nahonev. lot
~, Cnih View, fronting 1870 ron, nor,,
inc Grove Avenue. January 10 ' 1.1s.
nuntins Realty Cornoration 70 Ma
lnlioa l2amiana. lot 1S block g con
Hiai lIhcc annoy. Univ L. InlS. S1.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
Royal, trustee. &c 1-2x122 feet ives,
side OF Eleventh Street 1913 feet south
of SemmeS Street. August u, 1918

Royal, trustee. &c 1-2x122 feet ives,
side OF Eleventh Street, 1853 feet south
of SemmeS Street. August p, 1918
$3lS.
G. d. snead ct ux. to l.. NJ. Boxley
trustee, 25N1O5 feet, known us 1872 Mid :.
lothian Turnpike. August 20. 1915;
$500.
Elizabeth II. Sadicr ct nj. to L. f
Brown. trustee. 23-l0 acres on west
side Threc-Chopt Road, about 4l-2
miles west, wes1 of Richmond. August /
Blanche Bullock to T. Sitterding Ell
ais. trustees, lots l and =. block is
Washington Park. August IA. 1918
$3.50.
c. +. Gillette ct NIX. to X. II. Walker
trustee, lot =, plan of Rothesay, con-
tanning 69-l0V acres. February Is
W. ii. Hutchinson to L. L. Rumn and
John Sloan, trustees lots /. ., and
l., section IL. Woodville. August II
tee 50 $40 acres south side barbs.
town Road. about TWO miles south
east of Richmond. August !. 1918; $500
w. Il. BauEhan to W. l.. Purcell. Jr.
trustee. IA 6o-l00 acres west side OF
Garkins Road. $50 feet south of Clayton
Road July %. 1915: S2SS.25.
l. y. Via to +. NJ. BoXley. trustee
"a $4,000 acres, about 600 yards north
east OF Highland Park. August II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
CHARTER ISSUED.

Eastern and Western Securities Cor
poration. Richmond, Va; maximum
capital stock, $4,000; minimum. $500.
Thomas Il. Gary. president; Henry w.
Anderson. vice-president: II. III. Chalk
ley. secretary and treasurer, all of
Richmond. Va. Investment and securi-
ties business
Charters were issued by the State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Liberty Place Corporation. lac. Rich
mond; maNsmum capital stock Ss2,ooo;
Robinson. r. H. Stoltz and Frank $.
Rcheson. secretary and treasurer. all
OF Richmond, Va. General real estate
business.
smyth County Fair, Live Stock and
Agricultural Association, Inc. Marion:
maximum capital stock. $4,000; mini
mum, $4,000. r. c. Gwyn. president.
Marion, Va. +. X. Cover. secretary,
Marion, Va. To conduct live stock
and agricultural fair.
Robertson Holding Corporation, Nor
folk; maximum capital stock. $4,000;
president; walter c. Rawles. vice-pres-
i6ent. and w. Frank Robertson, score
tary and treasurer. all of Norfolk. Va.
General real estate business.
Bland County Supply Co., Inc. f&s-
tian, Bland County; maximum capital
stock, 10000; minimum. $1,000 II. y.
Walker, president, Bastian. Va; G.. n.
Thompson. Bland. Va: T. D. Hubble.
II. j.. Walker. Bastian. Va: l.. f.. Gray
son, bland, Va; b.; y. Mustard, vice
president. BLAND. Va. General ware
house and mercantile business.
Amendment TO charter of Waters
& Martin. Inc. Norfolk. !. IL. Waters,
Jr. president. Garrett Walters secrc-
tary increasing maximum capital stock
from 100000 to 100000, and addition
al mowers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
WILL INSTRUCT WORKERS
Y. VI. G.. a. Men to Gather mt blue
Ridge. y. G.. August -. for
Three Weeks Course.

ATLANTA, GA, August 24.-Build-
ing and physical directors OF the Y.
NJ. G. n. in the forty-thrcc camps in
the Southeastern Department. will
hold meeting at Blue Ridge. Black
Mountain. y. c., from August IS to
September 30. inclusive at which in
structions will he given new men in
"S" work.
The conference. which Will be the
first school of instruction in war work
for physical directors conducted in the
Southeastern Department. will be in
two divisions. Half OF the building
TO September s. The remainder of the
building directors and all of the camp
directors viii, meet from September
10 to Scptemhcr %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspectors
office:
The Texas Company, to erect steel
tank on the north side of First street
between Everett and Maury streets, TO
cost 5000.
Jack Eley TO erect frame shed or
the east side of Hawthorne Avenue
between Hammond Street and Brook
land Park boulevard. to cost 5000.
Pingan & Co. to repair brick ware
house on the east side of Hermitage
Road just south of Towards Lane, TO
cost $500.
Cameron Stove Company. to repair
brick warehouse on the south side of
Twenty second Street between Decatur
and Stockton Streets. to cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
GERMANS MAY BE BARRED
FROM APPROACHING COAST
Authorities Consider Action to Prevent
Enemies From Communicating
With Submarines,

NEW YORK. August 24.-Because of
suspicion that German submarines one
rating off the Atlantic coast are com
municating with Tcuton agents on
shore. Federal authorities are consid-
erinE. establishment of an enemy alien
barred zone along the greater part
and thrty-fivc miles down the New
Jersey coast. 1t was learned here to-
day.
Restrictions. which now bar enc
mics from water front sites having
to do with military, naval. shipping
railroad and storage activities, will
be extended to take in the shore in
general. il was stated. The plan. il
was said. is to bar only Germans and
persons of this nationality classcd
by the authorities as ''propcr individ-
uals' will be given permits to enter
the zones for residence or business
purnOScS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
cuANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

H. s. Hutzler and r.. ]. Levy. trus-
tees. TO Suburban Development Corpor-
alton, lots and s. block l.. Chamber
iayne Court. August %. 1915; $3.50.
IL. S. Hutzler and Il. J. Levy. trus-
tees. to Suburban Development Cor
beylayne Court August 81: 1918; $3.50
t. w. Dandy, trustee: to T. w. Pitts
lot 4. section A.. northampton. Aug
ust ~, 1915; S1,113.23.
l. H. Guy. trustee, to j. II. Could
man, lot 4, section y. Northampton
ii. D. NunnaiIy. trustee. to T. F.
Davis. 35xl25 feet south side Fair
mount Avenue. lis LIZ feet east OF
Street. August -. 1918;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
SEVEN DEAD AND MISSING
FROM LOST MINE SWEEPER
All but One Of Montank'a Victimx
Are From South Caro-
tBy AssocLated Press. ]

by AssOcIated Press.
w IL / \ q T. y, August 24-The
Navy Department announced tonight
that two men are dead and five are
missing from the crew of the mine
sweeper Montauk. which was driven
ashore and wrecked on the Florida
coast August 81.
The dead are: Joseph Z. McCurry
ycoman, Florence. S. c., and Roy
Travis. fireman. 120 Stonewall Street,
Atlanta, Ga.
The missing are: Obcd l.. Nicholas.
fireman. Blackstock. S. c.: William j..
Sample, seaman, Ncwherry. S. c.; Jacob
q. Singlcy, seaman, Prosperity S. G.:
Frank =. Stewart seaman. Simpson
vile. 5. c. and Jennings Sudduth, sea-
man, GrccEviiic, S. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
SOUGHT PRETTY N. Y. WAITS
Children Were Tagged Before Leaving
10 Prevent Rich Hosts From
0uurreling.

MANCHESTER, CONN, August "a
TO prevent weil-tO-do families quar-
rreling over their guests bevy OF 100
ing of two weeks with private families
VINO have volunteered to keep them
were each tagged with the names OF
iheir hosts before leaving New York
1t was explained that most mothers
who agreed TO take children were anX-
ious 10 get b!uc-cycd. naXcn- haired
children, preferably with curls. AS all
could not get the pretty ones, the
children were distributed among the
applicants before starting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
PROTESTS AGAINST RULING
Senator Smith, of south Cnrolinu.
Wants Right to Use Platforms 10
Weigh Cotton.
IBy Associated rress. |

WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Seno,or
smith. of South Carolina, to-day pro-
tested TO the railroad administration
against recent regulation prohibiting
the use OF railroad platforms in the
south Tor the weighing OF cotton for
shipment. The railroad administration
was told that this is an old practice
and greatly facilitates the shipmen, of
cotton. According to the South Caro-
ma senator. he was assured an in
vestigation would be made with n view
or remedying the regulation. If pos
sible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
Fails From Street Car.

Falling from Laurel Street car
yesterday at Foushcc and Broad Streets,
Julia Crcnshaw, colorcd, suffered n
Spraincd ankle and several minor
bruises. She was treated by DR.. G. l..
Brown and taken to her home. 81
North Elm Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25

MNMATiDNECk, \. y. August "a
Cardinal Farley is still in a critical
sued the following bulletin tonight:
There Is very little change in the
condition of the cardinal. His tenn
pcrature is lol, respiration "a pulse
Us; HIS condition is sUll very criti-
cal, especially due 10 extreme weak
ness and advanced age"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
cHANCEnY Tmrsr Deems

hn9a r coopcr to J. p. welsh. true
Stree 3o* ~ feS' known. as SOC STATE
d Susie A. McCarthy ri yir IN po,,oa
* cchgby, INC. trustees. lot 10 bi"rL
~ Iin'er ihrk August y. 1915. s76S
n. u. .. iaylor' trustee TO J. ii Iinn,
70 IoS Ient Grrceular depth, knnrr
az 81 West Charity street An.rme,
G. NJ. Robinson To Bank ~ co,,,,,,.,..
ana Trusts. trustee, lot and Dnrt n,
lot 3: block o. Laburnum park. JuIy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
HEARS CALL OF SHIP
Wireless Operator mt Tybcc Island sta
tlon Learns Vessel IL HeIng
Chased by u-uOut.
tBy Associated Press.

SAVANNAH, GA, August 24-The
wireless station on Tybee Island to-
night picked up portions of an IS . s.
call from vessel or the South Caro-
chased by a submarine. The MESA GO
was indiStinct. the wireless operator
reported. and he was unable to catcf
the name of the vessel sending out the
call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
BLAZE WRECKS DISTILLERY
Forty-Thrcc Thousand BnrrcIs ,
Whisky Destroyed 81 Plant in
OwcnSbOro, INy.
[Rv International Ncr.s Snruicn

u Inl"rnhtlonaI News S"rV.cc
OWENSHORO. KY, August 23-Eire
starting tonight at z O'Clock at the
plant OF the Green River Distlling
company here. by 1890 o'clock had
destroyed the entire plant. 1900 bar
rcls of whisky and cntailcd "a loss well
in excess OF s3.O0O,000. The whisky
alon" was valucd at s2,Si0,00o. ana the
loss TO the United States government
in taxes is approximately SG.750.00O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
HOOVER BACK ON JOB,
Takes Up Food Administration Prob-
icins with His Assistants
In Ofilrc.
[By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, August 24-Food Ad.
mlniStrator Hoover returned to his of.
nee to-day after spending scvera,
weeks In Europe. more optimistic owe,
the, general situation o. the allies
both military and economic. than al
any time since the beginning OF the
war. Mr.. Hoover spent the day going
through his accumulated mail and In
food administration problems with hi.
associates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
WEEDS Former r,ootb,nck.

T.. Russell a pretty. black-cycd So
cicty bud. daughter of the late William
{. Russell and = member Of onc Of
Milwaukec's wcaithicst families. was
married Saturday at Wauk"ran 10
Louis stevens, Greek dancing master
and formerly head OF Il shoe black ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
HUBBY STEALING FAD
Three Women Appear In san Frnnrisc,
Court nnd All File the Same
Ils,

SAN FRANCISCO, August 24.-AfteI
ana complained that their husba nds
were being stolen. Police Judge Nor.
ris Oppcnhcim here said
Husband stealing scents to he on
the Increase since all eligible young
men have been called to the Colors
It's up to the married men still ir
our midst to he more circutnSpect than
ever And the women must stop cOvet-
ing their neighbours husbands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
Life md D.n,h Together.

EASTON, PA. August 2i-Chums for
years, Philip Richl and John Earle
RauSch, Of Philipsburg, enlisted to-
Fcther in the m1r!nc corps. went I,
the same camp. went overseas togcth
cr, and now comes word that both Of
them were killed in the same Dstti,
around Chateau Thicrry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
HUsTISGs TRUST DEEDS.

tee, lots 12 and "a. square Ills 'HicS.
mond and Manchester Land COMPANY
August ], 1918; $3.50.
+. l.. Schofeld ct ux. 10 Dcnoon &
Npnnally. trustees. lots 20 % "a AMI
=. block Is. Woodland Heights. Angus,
40, 1913: $3.50. - "''
III. +. Hester to F. T. Mcdonnell
trustee. lot ~, square L. Burfoots Ad.
dttton. July l. 1915; $500.
sg Victoria Godsey ct vir to Augustine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hustings Court:
Jesse NJ. pulley and Nellie McCauley.
city.
Edgar ID. Brereton and Ethel Wat
kins, city.
Andy REYNOLDS and Sarah Notes, city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
Mother Gjycs six Sons.

DANNilLE, VA. August 2i.--Mrs. l..
has given her six sons to the country
one being refused by the military au-
thoriticS on account OF physical dis
ability. Three sent cards this week
announcing their safe arrival abroad.
y fourth is in training at Camp Wads
worth. and the tifth has been called and
~ expecting to so 10 camp in a few
DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-25
COUNCIL SCHEDULE.

The following meetings of Council
and committees had been called yester-
day for this week:
Monday--Strccts, o'clock.
Tuesday--Public Buildings, Proper
ties and Utilities, s o'clock
Wcdnesda y-Advcrtising, 1:45 o'clock;
Common Council. o'clock; Board of
Aldermen. S:l5 o'clock; joint session
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Husr1NGs RELEASE DEEDS.

C. L. Dcnoon. trustee. to F. L. Soho
field ct uN.. lots 30. ~. % and "a. BLOCK
10 Woodland Heights. August w
{. L. Denoon. trustee. to F. L. Scho-
field ct ux, lots 20, 80. % and "a, block
Is. Woodland Heights. August l9, 1915;
5000.
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Miss Ella Turner was badly bruised
but not seriously Injured, vest erday al
lhiTd and Broad Streets when she wa.
ridden by Abner West. of 46 Fairiicii
street. Miss Turner was taken TO hei
home. 1-2 Holly Street. for treatment