Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, February 27, 1915, Image 3

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, February 27, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045389/1915-02-27/ed-1/seq-3.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045389/1915-02-27/ed-1/seq-3.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045389/1915-02-27/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83045389/1915-02-27/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], February 27, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3
About Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

Image: of 10.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.6 MB)

Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.), 27 Feb. 1915. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83045389/1915-02-27/ed-1/seq-3/>

Newspaper Page Text

HEAL ESTATE RECORD
ID COURT CALENDAR
I'nusunl Activity Shown in Number
of Deeds Recorded in Chancery
Court.
DEEDS AGURKUATH $108,050
M. C. Rruiicli, James T. Sloan anil
John It. Williams Transfer Itiver- i
view liOts to Richmond Properties
Corporation.
The real estate market Hhuwcd un
usual activity yesterday, seventeen
deeds of bargain <ind sale lieim; re- J
corded in the Chancery Courl. siiiKre
Katlnir $ 1OS.650. .lames T. Sloan, John
it. Williams and M. iItrarieh trans-j
ferred a larne number of lots in the
plan of Rlverview. a section recently]
annexed to the city, to the Richmond
Properties Corporation. The actual J
sales recorded far exceeded in volume1
the deeds of trust and deeds of release.
CIIA \ t'l'.ll V TKA\SKKIt.S.
Seventeen l>erd* of lliiranln nnd Sale.
A onion I Iiik t?? iflOK.linn.
O. B. II. Rower to John It. Itosf,
27x104 feet north line Catherine Street,
30 feet east of Smith Street. February
?, 1915, tax $1. $10.
Dauchland Patterson's heirs to 1*2. T.
Davis. 30x100 feet east line Relvidere
Street, ."it) fret north < J Rowe Street.
January 4, 1915, ? t
Proaddus Construction Company to
K. A. Drum. 50x135 feet east line
Kdf?ewood Avenue, 450 foet north of
Crawford Street. Juno 11, 1914, tax $1.
$H?.
Samo to same, 50x135 feet west line
Kendall Avenue, heir.K lot 13. In block
II. In the plan of PrlKhtwood. Mav
27, 1914, tax $1. $10.
J. Ij?> It. Moore et ux. to Sallle M.
Tarpley et als., 35x140 feet east line
VlrKlnla Avenue, 35 feet south of Pv
ron Street. February 6, 1III5, $350.
OeorKe A. Roehlint; et ux. to Lultov
Carv, 30x135 feet south line Malit
Street, 150 feet east of Crenshaw Ave
nue. February -'3, 1 !i 15, tax $1 20. *10.
W. J. Oilman et ux. to A. IS. and W.
J. Laughon, 62x1 IS feet at the south
??nst corner of I.ninb Avenue and Vale
Street. February 21, 1915, tax $ J. 10.
510.
Alice T. f.'onnnlly et als. to James T. .
Sloan, 27 feet 10 inches by 1 .*? 2 feet
south line Crace Street, 103 f1 west
of Second Street. February is, 1914.
SI 2.000.
James T. Sloan et ux. to Richmond
Properties Corporation, 32 1-2x00 feet
east lino Seventeenth Street, 2 ."J feet
south of Orace Street; also, 11 oxv?i feet
north line Poyd Sir* < t. I!t5 feet east of
Dlnneen Street; also. 30x100 feet at the
southeast corner of poyd anil Diimecn
Streets; also, 30xfc0 feet at the north
east corner of Itoyd and Dlnneen
Streets; also, 27 feet 10 Inches by 152
feet south line (irace Street. 103* feet
west of Second Street. January is,
1915, tax $21. J10.
John R. Williams to same, 00x153
feet south line Clay Street, 60 fe.-t
west of Duncan Street; also. US feet
H Inches by 14:? feet east line Fifteenth
Street. 129 feet 7 1-2 Inches north of
Cary Street. January 14, 1915, tax $12.
$ 1 00.
M. C. Prnnclt et ux. to samo. lots 4,
G, f., 7. b arid 9. in block 5; lots 1 to ft.
inclusive, in block 7; lots 12 to IS, in
clusive, In hlock 7; lots 7, .S and 9. in
block 8; lots 1 to IS, Inclusive, in
hlock 14; lots 1 to 7, Inclusive, in
block 17; lots 1, 2 and 3, in block is.
lots 7 and S, In hlock IS; lots 5. 6, 7,
S and 9, In block 21; lots 12. 13 and it.
In hlock 24. lots 4. 5 and 6. In block
26; lots 1 to 7, inclusive, in block 4, and
lots 10 to IS. Inclusive, in hlock 5. all
In the plan of Rivorvlew. Januarv is,
1915, tax $15. $H>.
Mrs. Imogen F. Walters et al. to P.
11. Plakey, 4 5x150 feet at the south
west corner of Leonard Street and the
Poulevard. February 23. 1915. $22,500.
John I!. Knub* it ux. to William
Tobien, 15x122 feet east line Third
Street. 67 feet south of Duval Street;
also, 20x122 feet east line Third Street,
1S2 feet soutii of Duval Street. Feb
ruary 22, 1 !? 1 r., tax $1.70. $10.
Same to William li. Uriel, 31x199
feet south line Main Street, 126 feet
east of Linden Street. Februarv 22,
1915. tax $S 50. $1".
William 11 Uriel et ux. to J. II. Kn
ple, C0xl20 feet at the southwest cor
ner of Floyd Avenue and Robinson
Street. February 22, 1915. tax $6. $10.
Samuel Cohen et al. to F. W. More
head, lots 1 aif<l 2. in block i". In the
plan of Pel rose. October 24. 1 ;il 2. tax
$1.10, $250.
Oresta Pucclnelll. et ux. to Mary
Falls, lot containing 3 roods and 27
oles on road leading from Seventeenth
treet to Chelsea 11111; also. 50 feet on
tho above road and adjoining the
above property. February 25, 1915. $1 -
800.
HrSTINCS Til A VSIT.HS.
Thrffi DrfilN of IlnrKnln nnil Snlc.
Amounting to
Charles K. Willis ft ux. to R. H.
Stoltz, 47x159 feet 7 inches south lino
Perry Street, 02 feet oast of Fourteen :h
Street. February 2, 1 915, tax $1.50, $10. i
Henry S. Waliersteln et ux. to P. R.
Ford, lots 9 and 11, In block 5S, in the
plan of Woodland Heights. February
11. 1915, tav $1. Sin.
David !j. 1'nlliain et al special com-I
mlasloners, to Violet Woods, 00\*1.T2;
feet west line Tenth Street, 00 feet |
from Decatur Street. Feliruarv 20,!
1915. $S00.
IIKMtiro Til A X SHKKS.
Tito Deed* of llurpuln mid Snlc,
Amounting to yil'.OIMI,
Meorpe pope to Frank T Sutton. Jr.,
lot 52, In the plan of Bollevuo Park.!
February 10. 101f>, 51,000.
Jviiura K. Knowles et als., to fieorrrc
W. Dinner. 103 arres on south side of!
Southern Railway, about four miles
east of cltv. Februarv 10, 1915, taxi
$11. $10.
CIIAXCKIIY IM:F.I?S OF TIU'ST. i
' 1
Five Heeds of Trust, Amounting to 1
$n.iu!?. j
Jnno IT. Duke to W. C. Rlanton. trus- j
tee, -15x140 feet north line Broad Street,'
?o feet west of Altnmout Avenue. Feb- i
runry 20, 101.".. $3,7 40.
I'. C. Kasley et ux. to DeRoy 10. ]
Tlrown, trustee, 20x132 feet east line j
Second Street. 30 feel south of Jnck
t>on Street.. February IS, 1915, $1,590.
William II. Tlrown et ux. to W. (1.
llarvlo et al.. trustees. 10 1-2x132 foot
east line Thirty-socond Street, between
O iind P Streets. February 24, 1015,
$1 OS.
Frank Pealmnto et ux. to T. P.
Rrownlne, trustee, 103 1 -2x07 feet on
south line T?l 11 Avenue, heinp a part of
block 1, In the plan of The Plateau, in
Highland Park. February 10, 1915,
$371.
Pete.r and Sarah Thompson to II. T.
Rtr.heson et al., trustees. 22 feet 1 V2
inches by 71 1-2 feet west line First
Street. 104 feet 9 1-4 Inches north of
Jackson Street, February 20, 1915, $G0.
HUSTINGS IM0KDM OF Tin:.ST.
One Deed of Trn.Nl, Amounting to
?. i
P. A. Fore et ns. to If. T. Rlcheson,
et al., trustees, 48 feet 2 inches by 90
feet 3 Inches south line Franklin
Strcot, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth Streets, lieinp 1333-35-37 Fast
Franklin Street: also, 170 feet 3 1-2
inches by 130 feet S inches at the south
east corner of Seventh and Rainbridfjo
Strectn. February 22, 1915, $15,080.
CIIATVCF.HV HKI-KASF, DIOKDS.
Six Ilclcnsc Deeds, Amounting: to
r, ?1H,7S2.nS.
J J. Seldon Taylor. Jr.. trustee, to A.
Bowers, 21 feet 5 7-H Inches by 102
feet 6 1-2 Inches west lino Da vis Ave
nue, 19 feet 11 3-4 Inches north of
Main Street. ..February 24, 1915, $2,
650.
D. 13. Wallersteln et al., trustees, to
Thomnn If. Plensants, 17 1-2 by 111
feet south line Rel^h Street, 74 feet
east of Rowo Street. January 27, 1915,
$1,412.58.
C. D. Ponoon, trustee, to R. II. Blakey.
62x118 feet at tho southeast corner of
Ijnmb Avenue nnd Valo Street. Feb
ruary 24, 1915. $1,080.
W. J. Whltchurat, trustee, to Claude
KEEP COOL. be CALM. but?
now thftt newpoet r/ev^s
vmc should e?e ca^-?fu
^he.re vwe sneeze, thcsg
DUSTY days
?>
ip the police 5^o^t<flcat'0n
at 9th ever blow^
accoss THe st^a i\j
persons con ten plat/
the. emplomentof fr&1ch
ccc^s should take
precautions to
PPI-e-s.ervt meutealltv
S3 feet '"j f*Vt 7 Inches by
street? r? fat north 1,ne c&?y
Street. February 20.1'U5 g?/ V1"
S. SycJJf 'j's ,1 r"?tee"to Walter
"3. tl.?Mil, ?:1.3?/o Street. February
ters 41 rUKtee, to C. T Wal.
>?er 'of' I^eon'it'll Str?Vt? ao"thw*st cor
vaid. Kebruao- M??..1,0,,,?
ino.Miico hki.kask dkicds.
T?r. ??rtr?. nee,,.; A?,OU?tlllK ,Q
M.!va??ir>%7v,Pi0orlV,,V,9te?' ,p Nancy T !
Avenue. 176 ?.?-?? noMh JTA ,ln? Th,r'1
l i-biuary 2ft. lMf, nurns Street.
aril' l',;irrlMi " r,^????""' truste". to Illch
Kond, and ite'inir1 -,,S, n<?nr Cary Street!
?:ite. February 25^ j'm. |'3{?,,ke Kh" ;
Hi-:miico ?Ki:i)s or trust.
?5S'- *????? ??!
rarestvx |
l\ S.
< lllf l lT ('OUIT OK A I'I'EA I,M. |
Aw^lSTTnr'eeonvene?r Co,,rt of
ing at in o'clock wii*.',a>" morn-I
Knapp ;iIH, \Vontjs
Connor. In attendance I),st,,,t Judge
to 1 iowink:'clo>eg/'?Wn its 'pinion i? the j
I^axher a nil'' \\*i n'.^ ''f'.','?"? f!eorsje
trustees. plaintiffs in ? Whelen.'
I.atnbert a',w? iSLnu/.t,,VH- !
< oinpany. a cornorntiA S i1 a,ld ?ke
??nor: error to the i>u. i n',l,nls '?
Charleston. \-.t ?>,,'7. 7 at i
Knapp, alllrmi'il. I'l'iion by Judge!
a I>I>e i 1 a n t vs^ |'il'nj'' \1 V T - A " ^ 0 r<;0n. '
ilorso,,. m t,is ] An-I
outor of Marv Vln-l u , as exc-i
ceased, .-t al* ? Anderson. de-:
the IMstrlrt Co", ',eSi,,;,p''onl frotn
? ? Opinion bv Judlre \v,??,r,1,^'on' S. I
.V<? 1311?-Aaron Fiehil "'Urined. j
Kiser. plaintiffs In rr-i.r v? i*A!v,,J
?tatea of America iir f ? i : ' nlted
?M-ror to the Ois'trlcr /!" 1 er?nr:
Stone Onn V'i r?Mi. . lr.t at Wg
Knapp. aflirmcil. I'"'oil by Judge;
Tuesday in^Mar'.-b'1 r.extV th? 8<?corul j
" I S'M \i;s roi*nT.
"> ????? i'oii,?m',yr.riyays;"'-!
"TV CIlirt'lT COI'llT. '
ju'iiinVen t fo? "n't ?"?,ro awarded a!
by."rt
m sTi.vfis r??rnrt i'aiit ii.
??nari);.,uHt's.,,0The ^er'l'ioi''' !
Ject to the oninlon nf n! 1 wns ?'?'>
demurrer fllod bv fii t * <>0.urt on l'u- !
] rilman Urol or! Virf('m,:iI,t'
verdict for j,:? vo l! ) awarded a
Hallway nn-l ' rnwili i1' ">P Vfr?-rinla I
! tlaniapes fiustalneil tn (-on,Pany for!
It was Ktrm'k Til- \? i.,.,wa^?n when
near stop 4. This viln^* "rp
subjont to the n L m was a,so
the defendant's demurrer. ? C?"rt on
WW AXI> KQVl'lV COI'RT.
!'? favor of Mo?.ei T-'niA ? yesterday
| V,r "Kalnst Thomas i' V??''U,mlnlstra
Woodson MMjn x.~*' unci \\r.
dored .sometime ago fo? , ,1 ,"'?s ron"
Taylor was kiil.d ..1 h,s "mount,
when a concrete roi)f thY? ?,r S?. UK?
erected at ir?30 pn,i m?i o!,ns heliiK
way. falling on him Mftln Stref!t
1 fo irsn. wr?Mi .%'$? ::fwx
('lIAIlTKItS ISSUKD.
ments VoS don lest le "and*' fonf! am<>nrt"
tera allow bv the !s ntn vKn char
t?-BK;?Jf.V27'???v.?.ronZV:""""
mond. Capital' slock0r,.nrnited- IUr,,
maxlmum, $S00 000- Ur? ii,muin '?r,0?
business. Thomas ,n',r?m''im coupon
lOrnest It. Klipncn
Ulchmond. ",>pcn' socrotary. both of
.Si'teWl c?'??y
&."?*? rrtss'oToo -as^TBK
preferred stock ' '"urease to be
",b" no?*
Inrronilin'p rh- NVw
y >sa 'wu'tsrSiVi??cop' i
Incorporated, South Bo^on- Cap"^
stork, $1,000 to $5,000; coal and wood,
business. W. W. Stock well, president;!
<It. Miller, secretary, both of South
Boston.
Farant <fc Smith. Incorporated. Nor-'
folk. Capital stock, $1,000 to $10,000; |
produce business. W. 15. Karant, presi
dent; V. M. Smith, secretarv, both of
Noi folk.
Delta Machine Company, Incorpor
ate-!, Petersburg. Capital stock, $1,000
to $."0,000; machinery business. \V. It. j
I,. Taylor, president: John \V. Smith,
secretary, both of Norfolk.
August 'irocery Company, Incorpor
ated. Klchuioml. Capital stock, mini
mum, $1,000; maximum, $10,000; croo
ery business. Ooorge 13. Snead, presi
dent; Sol. Cutchlns, secretary, both of
Klchmond.
Amendment to charter of the Mutual
Supply Company, Incorporated, Nor
folk; changing its principal oltlce to
Kichmond.
Amendment to charter Crenshaw
Coal Company, Incorporated.. Rich
mond; changing name to K. G. Cren-J
shaw Coal Company, Incorporated.
Amendment to chartef of the Met- :
ropolitan Life Insurance Company,
Slate of New York: making the com
pany a mutual company; ? liminatlng
stock.
>1 I N ICIPA I, IMI'KO YI0.MB\TS.
The Administrative Hoard authorized
the following Improvement yesterday:
City Kngineer directed to shape up
nnd repair roadbed of Jtoseneath Koiid :
from Monument Avenue to Broad |
Street.
lit' 11.1)1 Yf? I'KIt M ITS.
Permits for new and repair work;
were Issued by Building Inspector But
ler yesterday, as follows:
M. K. Kayhoo, Jr., to build two two- j
story brick dwellings at the northwest
corner of Floyd Avenue and West 1
Street, to cost $7,000.
M. K. Kayhoe, Jr., to build a two-j
story brick tenement, three dwellings,
on the west side of West Street, be-j
tween Floyd and Grove Avenues, to
cost $0,750.
IV T. Hunt, to build a two-story i
brick dwelling on the south side of
Baker Street, between Second and
third Streets, to coat $2,440.
B. B. Tatum, to build a two-storv
brick dwelling on the west side of '
Park Street, between West and Moody
Street, Woodland Heights, to cost $2.- j
$500.
Annie J. Goolsby, to repair frame
dwelling H">17 Decatur Street, to cost
$250.
Thomas J. Talhott, to repair frame
dwelling 403 Mark Street, to cost $f>9.'t.
Mrs. W. II. Cosby, te repair frame]
dwelling 120 Dill Street, to cos:t $230.
KblSfTKIC.
The folowing permits were issued'
by the IClectrlcal Department yester- I
day:
F. N. Steigleder & Co., for Ferguson I
Brothers, 211 West Broad Street, one
outlet for motor.
1'. I'. Pollard, for George J.ockriane. i
1311 - A "West Cary Street, twelve out-I
lets.
Same, for same, 1<>13-A West Cary i
Street, twelve outlets.
Same, for name. 1911 West Cary j
Street, twelve outlets.
Same, for same, 1013 West Caryl
Street, twelve outlets.
Pl,l'Ml?I\U I'KIt M ITS.
The following permits were issued
I
yesterday by the Plumbing Inspector: '
12. C. Foster, l'or A. C. Carneal, 403 |
West Marshall Street.
I'. A. Finnerty, for C. Mosby, 324
Nicholson Street.
STEGLER'S WIFE BLAMED
FOR HUSBAND'S ARREST
(Continued From First Pege.)
to Berlin aiul deliver my Information
to the head of the German Intelligence
Bureau."
G>'orge Sylvester Viereck. editor of a
German newspaper, declared to-day that
Stealer sought his assistance In ob
taining an American passport. Viereck
said Stegler had represented that lie
was engaged in Contliwntial work for
German ofllcials, and had mentioned
Captain Boy-l2d's name.
"1 told him," said Vlerecl:, "that I
was an American citizen, and would
not lend myself to any such proposi
tion as procuring a passport."
Dr. K. A. I- ui hr, lu-ad of the <!er
man I'uhllclty Bureau here, who Stegler
said told him that Captain Bo.v-12d was
responsible for s? tiding to Kngland
Carl Hans Body, the German spy shot
in the Tower of Uomlon, denied to-day
that he had made any such state
ment or knew anything whatever of
the matter. lie said Stegler came to
him some-time in January with a let
ter of introduction from Captain Boy
Kd requesting a position. Having no
position to offer him, Dr. Fuehr said,
lie sent him to Viereck.
1MJII'XK I'ltlMI ( IIMII.VAI.
OH CIVIL PltOSKCITIO.V
WASHINGTON', February L'fi?He
suits of tlie investigation in New York
of alleged passport frauds with which
the name of Captain Boy-Kd. naval
'attache of the German embassy, lias
been connected have been the subject
of informal conferences between the
Departments of Slate and Justice. It
was said to-day, however, that noth
ing had developed to make necessary
action by the State Department.
A high government official pointed
out that attaches of embassies and
legations are Immune from civil or
criminal prosecution, and that in any
case of misconduct or violation of
American law tin* State Department
would bring the matter to the atten
tion of t!ie attache's government, so
thai he might be recalled.
nobbing Om Continued.
The hearing of J. .1. Burns and John
O'Neil, charged with robbing Ktnory
I Cornor of JS Thursday night, was con
tinued yesterday In Police Court to
| this morning.
Cornor said that the two men
knocked him down and rendered him
j unconscious before robbing him. He
had cpme here to visit his wife, who
i is in a hospital. As lie was robbed of
jail the money he bad Acting Police
Justice Griggs. asked that the Asso
| elated Charities care for him until the
case is heard.
WHETHER the day's goin*
to be "fair and
warmer," or "cloudy
and shiftin' winds"
depends mo' on yo*
self than on the
weather man
And ft depends a lot on your pipe, too.
Fill It with tho ounny comfort of Ken
tucky's Barley da Luxe, age-mellowed
Into VELVET, Tho Smoothest Smok
ing Tobacco. Then "It's always fair
weather with yon." 10c tins and 5c
metal-lined bag9.
inr
ii ir
To-Day and To-Night
in Richmond
(?liuin|>l<>HNlil|> hUNkrtliiill Riiiur,
Itlclniionil Ciilli'Kr nsralnnt Itnmlolph
Mncmi, llimllirni' Armor J, Si.'lO
o'clock.
Acnili-my of Munrtr?llllllc Ilurke,
Jrt "Jerry"; mntlner, 2i:$Oi nlKht, HtUO
u'rliirk.
IlijiMi?(irnrre Scull Company, In
Trxit of tlir Storm Coiitilr) "i mot I ?
m*t\ U:UO; iilil, S:?l? oVIiick.
I.yrle?Popular vliildi* vlllr nnil
pictures; matinee, .'It nluht, 7t30
iiiiiI !?.
Strimil?Unity Drslyn, In "Her Tri
umph"! I'uI lie ,\i'HN iinil comedy
III hi ; I'n ru in on n t plciarcMt contlii
iioiiperformance, I VI noon to II.
fnloiiliil?Photoplay, Mrs. 1,1'Ktlr
Carter, In "IJu Horry"; Mary I'lck
foril, milled feature; Strand Wnr Se
rb*.* mill l\i*j mtoin* comedy i contin
uous performance, 12 noon to II.
Superior?Photoplay, "l.lfe'n Shop
M IndutT") emit iniionn performance,
HHIMI, moriiliiK, to II ii'rlm'k, nlislit.
l-'oreciiMt: \ IrKlulu
?I'll I r Sal ii r il n y;
Siuiiltiy lncrcnnlii?c
cloudiness, probably
f i* I lo mi* <1 by rnln by
nlulit.
North nnd South
Carolina?I'nlr Satur
ilny; Suiidny proli
iilily rnln.
I,oral Temperature Yc*li'nl;iy.
12 noon temperature -IS
3 I'. M. temperature
S I'. M. ten;pcrat '.ir<; -11!
Maximum temperature to S T\ M.. r?4
Minimum temperature to 8 I'. M.. !lfi
Mi'iin temperature 45
Normal tempera! lire 42
Ksi'i'ss ill temperature yesterday. .'{
I'i'llelciH'y in temporal lire since
March 1 249
Accumulated excess in tempera
ture since January 1 117
I.oral Kiilnfnll.
Rainfall last twenty-four hours..None
Deficiency in rainfall since March
1 '. C.r.3
Accuniulateil excess in rainfall
since January 1 l.f>7
l.ocnl Observation nt S P. >1. VPNlrrdoy.
Temperature, 10; humidity, 37;.wind,
direction, southwest; wind, velocity, 0;
weather, clear.
(?rnernl Weather Conditions.
WASHINGTON, February 26.?Tho
Atlantic Coast storm has moved to
Nova Scotia, and it has diminished
greatly in intensity. It is causing,
| however, a continuation of westerly
| Kales alnnir the Middle Atlantic and
I New ICngland coasts, and ittiow Hurries
I in New Knifland and Now York. Tho
temperature has fallen considerably in
the North Atlantic States and in the
West Gulf States and the Southern
I Rocky Mountain region. It has changed
little elsewhere, tin Sunday the south
; western storm probably will cause
r.-.ins in the South Atlantic and Hast
'Gulf States, Tennessee and the Ohio
: Valley, and local snows in the region
| of the Great l.akes. The weather will
be fair Saturday and Sunday in tho
New Hnglnnd States and New York,
! while in the Middle Atlantic States
fair weathtr Saturday will be fol
lowed by increasing cloudiness Sunday,
wilh probably rain or snow by Sunday
night.
roxniTiovs i\ impoiitant firms.
! (At s I'. M. Kustern Standard Time.)
I'lace. TIiit. II. T. 1. T. Weather.
. Asheville .... 30 4.' 3d Clear
; Atlanta 40 fi2 Cloudy
Atlantic City.. :!?*. 42 "1 Clear
I Koston 24 31 2 1 Clear
Ftuffalo 10 2 1 s Snow
I Calvary 12 10 i; 1'. cloudy
Charleston ... f>2 ISO lis Clear
j Denver 112 34 2S Snow
i DulutIi s 12 I Clear
'Galveston .... ftS I'.O Fill Haiti
llatteras 4* f>2 42 Clear
Havre 20 20 S Cloudy
Jacksonville .. f>6 . . 4il l'. cloudy
Kansas City... .'14 30 2S Cloudy
l.ouisville .... 42 4 1 37 Ci.*ar
Montgomery .. f>0 .">.s 30 cloudy
New Orleans.. f>l! fill In Cloudy
New York 32 III! 30 Clear
i Norfolk 4S r.2 3S Clear
, Oklahoma .... 14 ftO 42 Rain
Pittsburgh ... 2S 30 20 Clear
Raleigh 4 S M 34 Clear
| St. I.ouis 30 3S 32 Cloudy
j San l'ranclsco. f>0 ?'??? 4> I' cloudy
; Savannah .... 54 02 38 1'. cloudy
{Spokane 42 40 30 Cloudy
Tampa 04 01 4S I', cloudy
! Washington .. 3S 40 32 Clear
j Winnipeg .... 14 10 -I Clear
Wytilevilift ... 34 40 2S Clear
MINI \ TIT 111*: AI.M \ VAC.
February 27. 11*1.".
IIP III TIDE:
, Sun rises 0.10 Morning 2:f>.ri
(Sim sets 0:00 livening.' 3:40
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST I
NEWPORT NEWS OFFICIAL
[Spocl.il to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.1
NHWI'ORT XKWS, VA., February 26. \
?Councilman Ernest C. Cox this sifter- !
noon was arrested on tho charge of :
soliciting a bribe from the Norfolk '
| Chamber of Commerce through Its as- j
slstaut secretary, C. 13. Hope. He Is
I alli'Kcil to have offered the Norfolk ;
| body that for the sum of $23,*>00 he
would have ordinances passed through
the City Council so handicapping the 1
business that the agents now engaged
1 in shipping; horses through this port
for the English and French govern
j merits would have to move to Norfolk.
\ When tills offer was rejected by the
\ Norfolk bo?iv, the Councilman is alleged
j to have made a second offer that f'?r
$J00 t<> defray Incidental expenses he
would have I lie ordinances passed. ]
Practically the entire preliminary evl- :
i dence against the Councilman and his
associate, a prominent business man ;
of the clly, was worked tin by news- j
[ paper reporters. This evidence w
turned over to and substantiated by 1
police officials, who later swore out !
; and served the warrant on Council- I
j til.>n Cox.
Councilman Cox was relensed under
bond of $!.ono for his appearance In 1
the Police Court to-morrow. In an j
! interview lie bitterly denies the
j charges, but the Norfolk Chamber of ,
! Commerce has turned over to the local j
I police the entire flic of the assistant I
i secretary's report.
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
?
(irorcf II. Illtlrr.
Cienrgp n. Bllley, tlfty-nine years old,
brother of Frank 15.. Joseph and John
Milley, of tiie undertaking tlrm of
P.lliey Brothers. died at 8:40 o'clock
yesterday inorulni; :it ills residence,
i:.J5 West Main Street. Mr. Bllley had
conducted a grocery store on West Main
i Street f-?r thirty years.
Resides his widow, he is survived by
eight children?Gertrude, Mary, Rllza
beth and Annes. and Charles. George
? it.. William. Albert and Edward Bllley,
all of Richmond.
Funeral services will be conducted at
in o'clock Monday morning from St.
Mary's Catholic Church. Interment will
: be In Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Wllllnm C. AtKahrllP,
m.ACKSBtmO. VA., February 26.?
William C. Argabrlte, son of the late
Wesley M. and Mrs. Sara E. Argabrlte,
died at his home hero on Wednesday
iiinht. after a long Illness. Rev. N. C.
Burnett, of Cambria, conducted the fu
j neral service In the Baptist Church this
\ morning and burial followed In the
i town cemetery. Mr. Argabrlte was
seventy-one years old, and a life-long
i resident of this community. Ho is sur
vived by his wife, two sons, William
W. and Henry TO. Argabrlte; a brother,
Rev. George Argabrlte. of Kentucky,
and four sisters, Mrs. Ida Marrow, of
Chrlstiansburg; Misses Ktnma, Suo and
j Maggie Argabrlte, of this town.
Ilnliprt C. (Jryme*.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.1
OHANOR, VA., Fcbruarv 26.?Robert
C. CJrymes died suddenly at his home
here last night. Mr. Grymes had been
' feeling inillsposed, and when he failed
to appear at supper nothing was
tnotight of It. This morning lie was
found dead, seated in a clialr In ills
room. Tie was In his sixty-ninth year.
He Is survived by one sister. Miss Mary
IjcwIs (irynies.
>Ir*. J. 1). Ayres.
I GTjA DESBORO, VA., February 27.?
: Mrs. J. D. A.vres illed on Tuesday night
at her home at this place, aged forty
two years. Mrs. Ayres was a member
of the Primitive Baptist Church. Dr.
Vancy W. Ayres. of the Medical Col
lege of Richmond, who Is a son, was
here at the time of his mother's death.
Mrs. Viola Sparger, of Bristol, her only
daughter, was also at her bedside.
John (idilfrrj Miller.
WINCHESTER. VA., February 26.?
John Godfrey Miller, ninety-two years
old. one of the wealthiest land owners
j t.f Northern Virginia, died here this
afternoon, after a prolonged illness,
at tiie home of her niece. Miss Kath
, urine Miller.
.lumen I.. ItolilnNon.
James I,. Robinson, aged seventy-one,
widely known apple grower, farmer,
bank director and member of the So
i lety of Friends, died at home near
Winchester. lie leaves a widow, two
j sons, two daughters and two brothers.
DEATHS.
Dl'XLOP.? Died, at Raleigh, N. C.. at 1
P. M. Friday, February 26, 1015, at
residence of liis sister, Mrs. J. E. Ingle,
; RICHARD A I.EX ANDKR DITNLOP.
Funeral notice later.
ll.CFFKEY.?Died, tit his residence, 305
! North Twenty-first Street, at 12:15
I o'clock Saturday morning, February 27,
> 11. I.. I.PFFSEY, in the seventy-fifth
j year of his age.
I Funeral notice later.
? ?
10c
All the New SONG HITS
for Your Piano.
Iiy Mail 11c.
Isabelle.
Some One.
V. V.'s Eyos.
Kubb Johnson's Family
Band.
1 Love to Linger.
Maybe a Day?Maybe a
Year.
I'm Glad My Wife's In
Europe.
I Didn't Raise My Doy to bo
a Soldier.
I Work 8 'Honrs, Sleep 8
Hours. That Leaves 8 Hours
for Love.
The Call of My Heart is for
You.
The World Was Not Built
In a Day.
Walter D. Moses & Co.
10.H ISiiHf IIrou<1 Strrct.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
New Method GasRanges
AT
PETTIT & CO.'S
Attention, Mr. Farmer!
For Sale, One Rumley Oil Pull
Traction Engine
I'sing kerosene for fuel. Has only
been used a few motithB and la In
fine condition. Also, four Troy
?l-yard Dump Wagons, In pood con
dition. Why not buy and use thin
outllt for hauling your manure and
doing your plowing? It works per
fectly, and when it is not working
the expense stops. Can be gotten
at once. Address P. O. Box 025,
Newport News, Va.
I
\t.
Lost Your
Position |
<2 To-morrow %
$ ?Would you have money fj
gj in the bank to "tide you [([
over" until you found a new iv
g position? k
S ?Or would you be penni- ?
ft lcss? fl
\ Small weekly savings
A that you won't even miss,
rf will make you independent.
Sj Start now, and save a 5
S portion of your ineome. %
g Let us help you succeed. jS
^ 3% compound interest. fi
I
??5
riomicr!) y
| National |
| Bank |
Capital & Surplus,
S
91,850,000.00.
V
tmssssaat
&
i
To-Day
100 MISFIT TAILOR-MADE WINTER WEIGHT TWO-PIECE SUITS,
made by the Capital Tailoring Co., of Baltimore, Md., go on sale, for
to-day only, at
Each
A big bargain snap in these Suits, as none is worth less than $15.00, and
most of them from $18.00 to $20.00.
NO HARM TO GIVE THEM A LOOK-OVER. Early callers get best
selection; all sizes.
. Main and Eighth
m

Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], February 27, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3
About Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], February 27, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3 About Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Richmond times-dispatch. [volume], February 27, 1915, Page THREE, Image 3
About Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current