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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-05-09
LIME CAUSES FIRE

PORTSMOUTH. Va, May s.-The
big agricultural lime plant Of the T
= Andrews Company was burned to-
7av with a loss OF $4,000.
a heavy rain leaked in upon i'm
nense stores Of lime. starting the IRE.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Conditions are becoming more settled
over the eastern portion OF the couu-
try, although low pressure with show
cry weather continues IN the Atlantic
States and the lower lake region. In the
interior the weather vas generally fair
Temperature changes were not i'm
portant-
The weather VIII be fair tonight and
Tuesday in the East and south
IT viii be cooler tonight IN the At
lzntic States
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CONDITION or THE WATER
HAEPERS FERRY. W Va May g.
Both rivers clear today
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Flooring, Ala (good), s7-z5 Per 100 Fl.
Prank Libbey . Co. 6th < y. :. ave.
ADV.
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FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Partly cloudy cooler tonight Tues
day fair.
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p. n Low tide, 80 a. m and 2.33
2. m
Tomorrovv-Hish tide. S:f3 q. m and
S-lz 2 H. Low tide, 2-40 g. n and 30
p IL
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TE1rPERATURE NAY .. 1s1o.
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tContlAued On Second Fagel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
NAVY ELEVENs ARE
SWITCHED AROUND
Coaches Mixing Up Regulars and
Scrubs to Pick Best
Men.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, oct 14.-only
from the presence of Captain King
III one lineup was it possible to tell
Which was the regular team at the
Naval Academy So mixed up were the
players who had been considered first
team men during the season In fact.
the second team had somewhat the
better of the play this afternoon, and
the only touchdown of the afternoon
was scored by Dalton. who though
generally considered by rar the best
ground gamer in the squad, had been
playing with the scrub during the
whole Week
Gay and Carey were the halves on
the iirst team and Austin rullback.
while Dalton and Sowell were at the
halVes for the so-called second yeam
and Rodes AT full. There was little
DOUBT that the second team had the
strongest trio of ground gamers. and
Dalton can easily out-punt any other
member Of the squad by Is yards.
Dalton PLAYED desperately during the
try-out. and ii In thought that ne
mas won back his place in the regular
back Held. McKeavey "a plebe, con-
inues to do fine WORK at quarter
back, and the coaches like his way
OF running the team. During most
OF the afternoon four fourth classmen
were In the lfnup of the regulars, GIL
christ and Brown being at ends and
Davis at right tackle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
YANKEES EXPECT
To WIN SECOND
Are Net Discouraged by Defeat -
Willse and Vaughan on the
Mound.

NEW YORK. Oct. l4.-With Peer
less MatheWson cut of the way al
though he handed them singing
defeat IN the opening game of the
New York series, the Yankees pick
ed up courage to-day and to-days
struggle Will be contest royal
The game promises to be another
pitchers duel with Wiltse and
Vaughan, the star portside fingers
taxing the place of Mathewsou and
Ford. These Two Were slated to pitch
II they showed" well in the warm
ing up.
No better Illustration of the amount
dead wood there is in a New York
sporting crowd was ever furnished
than yesterdays game The polo
grounds. according to John r Brush
VIII seat 80 geo people With the ex-
eeption of possibly 5000 seats in the
centerheld hieachers the stands ap-
peared to be crowded yet the official
PAID attendance was given as 24,3gS
according TO polo ground experts
there must have been at least 6 900
spectators who did not figure in the
paid attendance.
The total receipts from the first
game were S1a,25275 Of which the
PLAYERS will receive sl04o1sS; the
club owners. s6.9346o and the Ma
| ti"nal Commission. Sl,92627
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
R|vERMONT CLUB
LOSES CLOSE GAME
Defeated by Randolph Macon
Academy BY Score of
) 70 0.

BEDFORD CITY. oct t4.--In a
CLOSELY contested game Randolph Ma !
con Academy defeated the EiVerm ont
Athletic Club football team OF Lynch
burg by "a scoG< OF 10 o. The only
score WAS made in the first quarter
when Riyermont attempted for
ward pass. Gogbil. Randolph Macon's
quarter. catching il and running 80
yards for a touchdown The remain
der of the game Was grufelliug. Bar
r0w al center Was terror 70 River
mont Eogbili played a star game
and Priest, fullbaek for Randolph Ma
con. did some excellent punting. Mr.
L. l.. Davis refereed, while Pace and
Pace were iinesmen, Quite a bunch
Of rooters accompanied the River
mont team. The teams lined I'D as
foliowx.
Randolph Macon Wood. left end .
Phelps. left tackle. Rogers left guard .
Barrow, ceater, Peck right guard !:
Brown. right tackie, Pearsal right
end. Gogbiii, quarter. T. Driver. left
half, j, Jones, right half. Priest, full
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES left end An
dreWs, left tackle: Smoor, left guard
Whttmore. center. Baldwin, right
guard: r. Campbell. right tackle; j.
Campbell. right end: Tyree, quarter.
Bellows, left half. Mccloua, right
half: cowiin. full
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
ATHLETICS PLAY
IN WASHINGTON
Meet All-StarS There ID Fourth
Game OF Practice
Series.

WASHfNGTON, Oct. 14.-To-day
game at American League park be-
tween McAleer's Ali-Stars and the
Athletics. new champions. will he
started promptly at } O'Clock, that
the players may make an evening
train back to Philadelphia. II will be
a contest in every sense. as neither
manager Will ALLOW any idiing, and
both teams Will he out to VIM
Regular prices will obtain. the ar
rangements being virtually the same
ever. as financial proposition. is
the affair of the two teams, and not
to the Washington club. whose in
terest is merely in bringing the teams
here for the benefit of its patrons.
The two teams share the receipts.
The batting orders Will I've:
All stars NJ liam left field: Lord
third base Speaker. center Held, Ell
herfied. second base; Cobb. right
field: Stahl, first base Mcbride. short
stop. street. catcher, Johnson. pitcher.
Athleties-4artsel. left field: Nc
lnnes. center field. Collins. second
base; Baker third base; Davis. first
base Murphy. right field; Barry,
shortstop: Thomas, catcher; Lapp,
catcher. Bender. pitcher Plank,
pitcher, toombs pitcher.
Empires Messrs Dineen and
EGan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
GOLFERS PREPARE
FOR TOURNAMENT
Begin Qualifying Rounds on
Links Of the Country
Club.

IN these autumn Gays local golfers
bers and every afternoon finds enthu-
siasts on every green OF the fine links
of the Country Club.
IT has been announced at the club
that the qualifying rounds for the fall
tournament may he played on Friday
October Is, or SATURDAY, October Is.
II is expected that many Of the best
golfers in the club Will answer the
summons and make the rounds.
Scores are To be handed in at once
the recently revised handicaps of
the club are as follows.
W. II. Palmer, Jr.. 4; p. NJ. Prescott,
Jr, 4, Fl. S Jones. 8 r. H. Meade, 6;
f. T. Organ, &; Douglas Can, 6; G.
Harrison, s. Thomas Atkinson. Jr., s:
{. l.. Kirk. 5. F. j. ID. Mackay. s. 6.
Gray, 10: NJ, Binford. 10: John W. At
kinson. Jr., 10, ". F. Wood. 10; J. w
Young. 10; Rives Fleming. 10; w. X.
Turner, L., b. b. Valentine, II, O. b.
Hill, II. George II. Keesee. IA. E. T.
Harrison. IA; w. O. Lewis. IA. A. s.
Crawford. IA: l.. Joynes. IA John =.
Young, IA, Nj. NJ. Mcclure. l6: W. r.
Trigg. is: g r. Burnett. 16; George d.
Morgan, l6: j. L. Anderson, is: j. F.
Leary. is. r. l.. Powers. IS; J. y. or
gain. IS; w. d. Duke is; NJ. NJ Mar
tin, is; J. A. Belvin. 1S. Gilbert Wei
don. 20. l.. Mex. Judkins. 20. Thomas
Boiling, 20; Charles Davenport. 20: r.
&. Woodward, 20; g. r. Borden. 20: r.
w. Duke 500; James Mullen. $40. &.
r. Guy, 20: +. G.. Griffith, 20: f., A.
Palmer. 20: +. NJ. Pitcher. 20. NJ. q;
Wright, 20; J. c. Taylor. 20; r. p.
Smith. 20, r j. Walker, 20. b. p
Claiborne, 90. Sanford Fleming 20.
G. Workman, 20: A. Jamisen %: r. q.
Tabb, %: q. c. Bidgood. 81. r. c.
Walden. "A; W. Buckner. "a; A. c.
McKenny, "A: l.. O. Bullock, "a; w r
Johnson. "a: n. D. Stills. "a; b. b.
Morgan. "a e. G. Mayo, 30: J. Maltby,
80; J. b. Call. 30; J. Kent Rawley
30; George Bryan. 30: r. n. Harwood
30: ID. A. Shafer, 30 w. NJ. Hill, 80;
John Adam, 80; B. NJ. Mccue 80:
w. q. Bragg, 80; G. l.. Williams, 80;
a. Graham. 80; O.. p. Smith, 80; s.
stage. so; Z. B. Goode. 80; L. Y. Bent
ley, 30: r. ID. Williams, 30; W. r. Chal-
mers. 30; Fred Peasants, 30. Henry
l.. Cabeli. 30. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
AMERICAN BALLOON
WILL FOLLOW FRENCH
Draws Second Place for Start in
Race on October

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE wraw
ing for places in the international
balloon race for the Gordon Bennett
trophy. TO be held at St Louis on
october II. was held yesterday at
the rooms of the Aero Club of Amer
lea, France drew the first place in
the order of start. America second.
Switzerland third and Germany forth
In accordance with the interna-
tional rules, the following order of
starts was established:
]. France, Jacques Faure
2. America, j. II. Wade, Jr.
;. Switzerland. Captain Messner.
T. Germany. Lieutenant Vogt
S. France, Alfred lie Blanc
8. America, II, r. Honeywell
I. Switzerland. Colonel Schaeck.
y. Germany, Engineer Gericke
y. America. A. X. Hawley
TO- Germany. Captain Abercron
contest committee was appointed
by the club to take charge OF the
event. as follows: Gortlandt j.. Bishop,
A. Il. Lambert. l.. y. Dozier, r. s.
Lahm and M. Cashier, who, under the
International rules. represent the Aero
Club Of France.
The trophy is now on exhibition in
New York and has been won twice nv
the Aero Club Of America. once by
Germany and once by Switzerland
The country holding the cup is en-
titled 10 the meet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
GRAHAME-WH|TE
AsT0UNOs CROWDS
Daring Aviator Performs Won
derful FeatS at Washington
Aero Meet.

WASH1NGToN. oct fin a
sharp contrast with the careful flights
Two Years ago, when the Wrights
hrst demonstrated that aeroplanes
would ascend the daring. fearless
feats of Grahame White, the English
~ rapid advance that has been made
Tn aviation,
The Washington public had seen
no aeropiane flights since the Wright
demonstrations, and the crowd as
Stunning that ii had seen MI there was
to see, went rather superciliouSly to
the aero meet.
But when Grahame- White shot
INTO the air in his monoplane and be
gan describing circles and darling
around like chimney swallow. the
Washington crowd couldn't believe
their eyes.
The young Enaiishman liked the
excitement he caused, and swoopng
gracefully to earth. he jumped from
his seat. ran across the field. sprang
into the seat Of a waiting bi-piane
and was up again in a couple of min
utes. II was in the safer bi-plane
that he did his real rought riding
frightening horses and humans
alike, He took special pleasure in
darling at an automobile party. de-
scending swiftly toward It until with
in nifty feet Of the ear ami then shoot
ing back into the air
When Washington recalled the
cautions flying OF the Wrights at
Fort Myer. the first real flying ever
done in public, and compared it with
the seemingly reckless air riding OF
Grahame White. ii yelled.
we have read about the rough
riding but we didn't believe it." pasp-
ed the sedate Washington crowd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
ACADEMY ELEVEN
PLAYS OLD RIVALS
Two Elevens Meet at Broad Street
Park Friday Afternoon at
4 O'clock.

A fast game OF football is scheduled
for Friday afternoon when the Rich
mond Academy and High School eiev-
ems meet at Broad Street Park. The
elevens are old rivals and the con-
tests between them have always been
close 1t is understood that their
coaching this year has been better than
ever and that they will put up stronger
games than ever before
The game will be one of the series
of the interscholastic championship and
VIII he hard fought in every quarter.
The game will start at 4 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION
DECIDES ON SAME CIRCUIT

CHARLOTTE. n. C., oct l4--At
the annual meeting OF the directors
OF the Carolina Association or Base
ball Clubs last night II was decided
to retain the present Organization OF
Charlotte, Winston Salem. Anderson,
Greensboro. Greenville, and Spartan
burg. though there Is yet some little
doubt as 10 whether Anderson will
stick.
The salary limit was reduced from
sl,aQo to $1,000, and the player limit
entirely removed. The election 81
officers was postponed until the spring
meeting, and the efforta Of President
WeArn to resign thwaxteds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
PRESIDENT JOHNSON
THREATENS 0'c0NNOR
Insists pom Having Full Report
Of Sundays Game at
Once.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia turn that
promises 10 cause trouble for others
than Ty Cobb and Larry I4ajoie, was
taken in the American League batting
controversy to-day when President
Johnson announced that If Jack
oConnor. manager Of the St Louis
Brown did not have full report of
the games In St Louis last Sunday
here within "a hours. his DAYS in or
ganized baseball would be over Cor
riden, the Browns third haseman, has
not appeared yet. and Johnson says
he would give him until noon to get
here and escape an indefinite suspen-
sion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
FINLEY DISSATISFIED
WITH PER CENT. DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. Oct. I4.-Despite the
fact that the annual report of the
Southern Railway made public to-
day shows that the company earned
In the year ended June 30. last
enough money to create a surplt
equal to s.59 per cent. on the s60.-
100000 outstanding preferred stock,
as compared with sos per cent the
Year previous. President w w. Fin
ley does not consider the railway OUT
look promising
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
President Williams Expects Norfolk Magnates to Come In

tho National Sporting Club Tonight.
Those who have seen Salinas JACK
In his workouts say he Is devoid Of
nearly everything that goes To make
up "A fighter and are wondering now
he couned Tom DRourke into the
match The latter. however, says that
the Californian has improved wonder
fully since he was outpoined by Jack
Twin sullivan, aud that a surprise
is in store for Stewart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
MATCH
Is FOR RICH PRIZH

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE threcl
cushion billiard match between All
fred Deoro. the champion. and Chad
lenger Lloyd Jeyne. to be played ii
New York October is, 10 and 90 wilI
be for the Lambert Dia emblem md
a 5000 purse. The match will be fo1
$50 points. Jcvne has not figured r.
a championship for I'VE years. bur n
is said that he has recovered his Old
time form, which Was geod enough
to make him the first champion n
this style of play.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
cHAl MERs COMPANY
OFFERS TWO CARa
Volunteers 10 Give One to Boil
Lajoie and Cobb 10 Settle
Trouble.

DETROIT. oct. ls~-Hugh Chall
tntrs. president Of the automohil(
company. which donated the car tina
has started the Cobb-La, toie control
versy, has come forward with AN ofl
Ter Ia dispose OF one end OF the trnu
bic lie volunteers to give n car ID
eaeh OF the hatsmen. Ii the Ameriear|
League viii declare the race tisl
SO that he can do this consistently.
President Johnson had made a sugl
gestton that the tie be declared. and
that the automobile be returned. IN 4
league giving the TIVE big liitters eacl1
trophy MIR. Chalmers prefers IL
be allowed to give the prize. and X
willing To double his original offer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
CHAMPION OVERWEIGHT
PUC|L|ST DISCOVERED
Weights Is Pounds Too Much
Upon Entering the
Ring.

NEW YORK, OCT. i4-The chamniou
overweight pugiiist has been discov-
cred In New York He is Jumbo
W els, VINO was scheduled 10 fight ten
rounds with Joe Thomas at the Long
Acre club last night. The men went
In AT loa pounds but the scales re-
corded Wells at 1850 Thomas gave
W ellis the alternative of cutting off n
leg or losing his forfeit ANA oJumb,',
chose the latter. The club then jssu-
ing rain checks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
POWELL COMES EAST
TO MAKE CLEANUP
California's Best Light Weight
Will Meet Johnny Mario
First Then Others.

NEW YORK Oct. i4.-New York
hght followers are looking forward
with interest NO Tuesday night. when
they Will have their first chance to see
Lew Powell. CALIFORNIA; best light
weight Powell Is billed to meet
Johnny Mario in a ten round mill at
the Paramount Athlete Club. lie has
come East for a "Clean up and IL he
fares well against Mario he will go
after Goodman, Mcfarland, Young
sammy smith. the Philadelphia crack
and pal" Moore. The latter is now
fun fiedged lightweight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14

would like To arrange Il game or Al
series of games with any team of
their weight in the city
They would like Very much Ia play
Second Tigers SATURDAY October the
ed The Second Fulton's weight Is
about 1870 lbs.
Any one desiring a game with this
eleven viii address Graham Clements
Gefferts Store. sta. Il. Richmond. Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
YANKEES LOSE
To THE GIANTS
Mathew>on Outpitches Ford and
tho Victory Is Easily
Won.

NEW YORK. oct. Il --.Fhe Giants
defeated the Highlanders yesterday in
the nfst game of their post season
series, The score was To j. Ma
thewson easily outpitehed Ford. strik-
ing out fourteen Yankees. eaualling
American League record, and possibly
the National League record, for the
season. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14

nerst went through final and Cruel
ing drill to-day before the Harvard
game on Saturday. The varsity
plunged through the freshman team
three times for touchdowns by lib
eral use of the forward pass. but the
freshmen slipped over a surprise when
Miller dropped d gos. squareiy over
the Grossbar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
Maskette TO Race Again.

NEW YORK, Oct. II -Maskette.
once called the Queen of the fillies'
Will again race under the colors OF
James H., keene next season, accord
Ing to statement from her owner
to-day. Keene says Maskette liz not
broken down and that hA has no
thought OF retiring her to his Castle
ton stud In Kentucky She cannot
however, stand the strain OF a hard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
STEWART AND BURTS
IN Ten ROUND FIGHT

NEW YORK. Oct, I4.---1t il expect
"A thAt Jim Stewart. with the PA
rMten model. Will make short work
i ~ laak Bnrts. the California heavy
.Nslat,i - their ten-round bout at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
CsN.ke-WOOIing,

FORK UNION, VA. October IL
a beautiful home wedding took place
near here at Woollingsville Thursday
when Miss Lettie Woolling became
the bride OF John II Cooke The
couple left Immediately after the ter
emony for Northern cities by way
of Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
ATHLETICS LOSE
THE THIRD GAME
Fast Fielding By AIl-s,ar Pre-
vents Hits from Count
Ing.

PHILADELPHIA PA, Oct. Ia
The Athletics were defeated again yes
terday, the score this time being 6
to 2 Milan and Speaker played a
great game for the Aii-S1ars. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14

Ali-Stars ....., 90 , o 0-s
Philadelphia ....., o o q . q o . d 22
summary; Runs Milan go, Lord.
Mcbride. White, Collins, Davis. Two
base hits Milan. Street Thomas
krause. Threebase hits--Speaker
ga. Collins ca, Davis. Sacrifice hit
Lord. Sacrifice Hy-~Speaker. Dou~
hle piays-Street to Lord: Murphy To
Davis. stolen bases-Speaker, Cobb,
Mcbride, Milan. Hits-~off Bender,
In 3 innings; of Coombs. in in
nings; off krause, 4 in ) innings
Struck out~-By White, :; by Bender,
>; by krause, /. Left on bases-Al1-
Stars, 6 Philadelphia. {. First base
ON balls--of White. l. off Coon be-.
:. Hit by piteher-By krause |
(StahD, Passed hall-Street Time
of game. i.ao. Empires Dineen and
Egan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
Giants.

Summary Runs-k knight, Devore
90. DOYLE, Bridwen Mathewson. Two
base hits Cree, Chase. Sacrifice hits
Doyle, bevln. Stolen bases De-
vore 60, Eridweil. Austin. Laporte.
Left on bases -Highlanders. &.
Giants. 7 First base on errors ii igh-
landers, 8, Giants. l. Double play
Murray 10 Merkie. Struck out--By
Mathtwson, IA. by Ford g. First
base on balls-off Ford. !. Hit by
pitcher-~Ry Ford. l tBridwell,. Pass
ed bait-Mitehei. Time of game
hours and IL mintes. umpires---
Klein and vans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
SECO..D FULTONs ARE
LOOKING FOR GAMES

The Second Fulton Football Team
to-dAy1. Keene saya Maskette - not
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
HELP.

n ron DESIRE STHNo0RAPHnR
- 1isiIesa vi:xisias ksas a za -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
NATIONAL LEAGU +.

Thursday scores.
st, Louis, IL. Chicago. :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
How They Stand.

Fridays Schedule.
No games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14

DOAnOER8.
EOR SUMMER HuARDERS TRY THU
Richmond Virk1A4an Wants Ada
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-14
NEW PRESIDENT
EXPECTS HARMONY
Hopes That Norfolk Masnates
viii Reconsider Matter and.
Hold Franchise.
WILL PLACE Club
If THEY DECLINE
Other Parties in Norfolk Have
Applied for Franchise
and May Gel
Chance.
Sy r. o. BONNEVILLE.


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