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Afssr porktno tsco Of the rsatest
base running tricks Of tho year,
McrkIs pulled a bad y thdt cost
tho Giants a chance Of scinntn0 the
game. Murray scds on third ard
McrkIe on second sohc~ B1dUeiI me-
to the pitcher. Murray stuck to
third, but MerkIs, thinking u a
cha~cs TO advance, a all the pay
to third, and then couldn't get bach
before no scas doubled ap. A NE
Would have scored those too vSAns
and Wow tho game, but AerkIss
stunt ovnmed UP the cdrds.
That famous pinch hitters can not
turn tho trick developed when
Bridwell and Wilson both had a
chance TO win the game and fell down
la%meutably. Wilson's chance came In
the sixth. when he hit into a double
pla with two on bases. Bridwell did
exactly the same thing in the eighth.
They are generally regarded as two
OF tho best pinch boys In the business.
and when Bridwell failed Harry Ste
vens swallowed the better part Of a
Decent cigar. At that tho loss was not
so bad. as Harry got the stogie at cost
price.
Tho very best hitting Of the day was
done by Larry Doyle. who walloped
tho ball for two three-baggers and two
singles out OF Ave times at bat. II
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English-Bcnedict Bout q Draw.
Especial TO The Evening World

TROY. May l1.-Before q crowd OF
twenty-five hundred people at the Gro.
gan A. c. OF Troy cyclone Larry Ens-
lish OF Troy sDd Al Benedict Of New
York fought u Of the toughest h9k's
ever seen in this par: OF the coun,ry
1t was slam, bang from start to finish
and ended in a good draw.
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JEFF SMITH PUTS UP GOOD
BOUT AND DEFEATS NELSON,

BY ~putpointing and outnghting Dick
Nelson. tho Brooklyn w~elterweight, ia
six Of the ten rounds. Jeff Smith, thu
New Jersey fighter. succeeded In win
ming the main o At the Brown Gym
nasium A. A. stag. Smith fought y
splendid battle. timing his blows well
and sending them straight to the marx.
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Results of Yesterday's Games.
Baltimore. 2: Rochester. l..
Newark Toronto aud Providencs-Bufsis Rmss
postponed. Rain.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Providence at Rochester,
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Racing at De LOrimier Park.

A ~seven-day rae meeting will begin
A. De Lorimisr Park, located within the
city limits OF Montreal. next Saturday.
A prize OF 500 a day 10 to be hung up
for the Jockeys. divided $50 for the best
show ing. S25 for the next and SIS for the
third. This is a decided innovation.
John Boden will manage the meeting.
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hisu w MS. grO1nns, anu mas. pam Nlotnto fleu
scattered Throughout the bleachers and sgand
stand, with orders 10 arrest ANY one making =
wager.
Harry Ahles, the big southnAw that the Hisn-
lsndefs secured. from San Antonio OF the Texas
League, which he led IN strikeouts, has been sold
10 Oakland OF the Pacific Coast League.
Clarks Griffith ays that the Phillies are using
a signal tipping system on their grounds. They
must have been out Of order yestarday. judging
~ the score.
President Comiskoy Q! the white soI, has
stationed q leather voiced announcer, With a huge
megaphone. ON his ball grounds. to tell the fsns
who Is pitching and who Is catching and to an,
nounce battery changes, The innovation has made
a decided hit. few fans ever being able 70 heA
the umpires.
Eddie Collins, the star infielder NJ ire world's
chamlnon Athletics, who has been too III 10 play
for several DAYS. u greatly improved to-day and
expected 90 be able 10 center the lineup when
III team opens in Detroit tomorrow.
Inside tipe from highest authorities in Nations
and American IL ague circles Ia Chicago indicat
that the next supply OF balls made for the maiJ
league teams will be made far les lively" thai
those nov In use. The lively balls were made. 1
"a said, in answer 70 the statement that .her
was. not enough hitting. Now the tip has son
forth that there II altogether too .mlali hitting
and the manufacturers, II is said, have been II
quested To find a halpy medium.
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New York State League

A. Elmira-Bingham,on, 3. rlmira, l..
Al syracuse syracuse, 3 Albany .
Al Srranton- Wilkes Barre. 3. scmnton, o.
Al Ctlca-rroy, O. Utica. 7.
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New England League.

A. Fall Mvsr..Fall River, 81. Haverhlli. o
A. WoreesierT WORCESTER. Z Lynn. .,
Al Now Bcdiord-New Bedford. o: Lowell. ;
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
American Association

At Mlwsukee Kansas City, II; Milwaukee, 9.
At Toledo-Tolcdo, IS, Columbus, 4.
Al Minneapolis Minneapolis. ~. st. Paul. 4.
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of Dodgers Won't
Be Traded TO the Giants

hind on his grounds. and has. plan clothes" man
scattered Throughout the bleachers and sfand
stand, with orders To arrest ANY one making q
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Connecticut League

A. New Britain Hartford. 3; New Britain,
Al Northampton Holyoke, q NORTHAMPTON,
Observation-Disclosures 2; New Haven,
Al Bridgeport Springfield. ~; Bridgeport,
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Baseball. Am. league Park to-day, 4 p,
Giants vs. 81. Louis. Adm. 25c. aud 50c. -
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After a conference between Manager Dick fiu'
Of the Harvard track team and Leslie Soule. ii
Yale track. manager, 1t was decided to accept g.
challenge forwarded TO the American Universit,r
b. Cambridge aud Oxford for an internatiOus
meet IN England next July.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-14
n. AND W. ANNUAL MEETING.
Most Important Business Transacted Is Re
Election Of Officers.

Most Important Business Transacted Is Re
Election of Officers.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Roanoke. Va. October 1.-the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company WAS held
Yesterday afternoon at the general offices Of
the company. More than so per cent. OF the
outstanding capital stock was represented.
The business transacted included tho re-
election OF the following directors: Henry
Fink. L. f. Johnson, Joseph I. Doran. VIC
tor Morawetz, Walter II. Taylor, John p
Green. Samuel Rea, William G. MacDowe,i,
Henry c. Frick. Joseph Wood and j. b.
Thayer.
Following the annual meeting the direc-
tors met and organized by the election OF
the following officers: Henry Fink. chair
man of board: l.. f. johnson, president (:
William q. Mcdowell FIRST vice-prcsi-
dent; n. d. Mnher. second vice president
aud general manager: T. s. Darant, third
vice president and traffic manager; f. II.
Alden. secretary and assistant treasurer:
Joseph b. Lacy, treasurer; II. w. Griffith.
assistant secretary: Joseph l. Doran, general
counsel: Theodore W. Reath. solicitor: Jo-
seph w. Soxe, comptroller
The directors present were Henry Fink
l.. r. johnson. Joseph I. Doran. Walter H
Taylor. John p. Green, Samuel Rea, Will
liam g. MacDowell and j. b Taylor
Immediately after the meeting President
johnson and Chairman of the Hoard Fink
together with Captain John Z. Green LEFT
Roanoke for an inspection of the lines be
tween Roanoke and Columbus o.
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devoted to Bible study. Friday night
VIII be taken up with an illustrated
lecture on the Negro Life in the
SOUTH given by DR.. Davis. Saturday
VIII be taken up by the mission study
work, and the student volunteer move
ment. Sunday. the last day OF the con-
vention. the services will start in the
morning. with DR.. S. c. Hatcher lead
Ing the devotional services at Q O'clock.
Dr. Wishtman. pastor pro tenn. of Dun
can Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church. Will preach to the delegates
and congregation at IL A. NJ. In the
afternoon DR.. Fosdick, of New York.
will preach an evangelical sermon The
concluding services Will be held Sun
day night in tho church All OF the
evening and Sunday services will be
open to the public.
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PHILADELPHIA SOLDIERS
GIVEN CORDIAL. WELCOME
Tspecial 10 The Tlm.,-D,sn,,chI

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
Danv!llS Va, October 13.-Thousands lin ed
both sides OF Main and Crashead Streets
here last night to welcome the delegation or
Phiiadelphians, who arrived about s o'clock
from Atlanta where they went to partici-
pate In the dedication of a peace monu-
ment The visiting delegation consisted OF
committee of tho Philadelphia Councils
known rs the State Fencibles and promi-
nent newspaper men. The visitors were met
al the station by the committee, tho local
military company and the cid Dominion
Band. and pnrnded up Main street as far
as MI Vernon Church, a distance OF two
miles or more, after which they were en-
terta!ned at an Informal reception at the
Guy Hall where short speeches OF welcome
were delivered. after which refreshments
were served. Each visitor was present ed
with a leaf OF bright tobacco and souvenir
booklet descriptive OF DanvIlle. The Phila-
home.
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Axl.p xx.u.,..o, .s.a,..

YOU GET a GOVERNMENT post
ton $50 month. Nail postal for list
OF positions open. FRANKLIN IN
sTlrUTE. Dept. ssi J. Rochester. N.
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WOMAN.LONGSICK,
COMMITS SUICIDE
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb !

Wytheville. Va, October I3.3Mrs.
CHARLES MacAllster, who has been In
railing health for several months, COM
mitted suicide here to-day about 1
o'clock. She placed q pistol in her
mouth. and sent the ball through her
brain. living only-a few minutes.
She and her husband were prominent
citizens. and from their beautiful home
dispatched generous hospitality, and
manifested active interest in charities.
She had prepared to spend the winter
abroad. hoping to recuperatc. She VIZ s
u leading member OF the d. A. r., hav-
ing been regent OF the chapter here
Mrs. IMacAlister was Miss Wilker-
son. of Baltimore. and is survived by
her husband. father and mother.
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Hteetu4b.
The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway ComDnny

ONO Railway Company.
Office of the Secretary. II Broadway,
New York. September u. 1911
ANNUAL MEETING.-N Office is
hereby given that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company, for
the election of directors and for the
purpose of considering all actions OF
the directors and OF the executive
committee as set forth in the annual
report of the company and in ths.
proceedings of said directors and OF
said committee as set forth in their
minutes and for the transaction of
such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting. will
be held at the office of the company
In the city of Richmond. Virginia, On
TUESDAY, the cath day of October.
1911. at II o'clock -. NJ
The stock transfer books will be
closed at the Office oc the company.
No. IL Broadway. New York, on Mon
day, the second (2d) day of October.
1911. at o'clock p. NJ, and will be
reopened on "Wednesday. the twenty
fifth (25th) day of October. 1911. ut
10 o'clock A. NJ
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY.
By JAS. STEUART AlacKIE,
Secretary
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ASnarnlnq.

WANTED. BoARDEkS ar ais EAST
Franklin; also table boarders. MISS
PALMORE.
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PASSENGER NEED NOT PAY
II SEAT NOT FURNISHED


TS1ecinI to The Times Dispatch.1
suffolk, Va, October I3.-AccordinE to a
decision of Nanesmond Circuit Court Jury
a railroad passenger need not surrender his
ticket unless seat be furnished. Frank
Wilkinson Jones. claiming inability to get
a seat, refused to give up his ticket on tho
Norfolk and Western, was arrested for tres
pass and acquitted
Bringing suit against the company Jones
got verdict for $3.50 At the first trial
the Judgment was sl.5oo They may be q
further appeal, us the railroad representa-
tive told Suffolk official the company
would spend $4,000 before paying damages.
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STUDENTS INSTITUTE
TO BE HELD AT ASHLAND
Representatives From All Universal
tics ind Colleges In Virginia
VIII Attend


Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Ashland, October 13.-The Bible
STUDY Mission Study and the Student
Volunteer Movement Institute will be
held In Ashland at Randolph Macon
College this year. and the delegates
Will be the guests OF the Y. NJ. c. a,
OF the college. This institute is being
arranged by c. b. Bane. the State stu
dent secretary, and will be one OF the
biggest meetings OF the kind held In
the State for some time as 1t is
Statewide affair, and Will be represent
ed by delegates from all sections of
Virginia. The student departments of
all universities colleges and academies
VIII be represented by all the delegates
they can send. The women of Ash
land have offered to entertain the visi-
tors. so their stay at the institute will
be comfortable and pleasant. The first
meeting will be held Thursday the
10Th. DIR. Wcatherford Southern stu
dent secretary OF the Y. NJ. C. a.. will
talk on Bible Study" Friday will be
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pahs; W. T. crossits, general counsel. ana
President W. j. Payne, of gmoud. presi-
dent OF the Newport News and Old Point
Electric Railway Company, together with
Samuel REGISTER. its general counsel. werc
here yesterday to complete the transfer OF
ownership OF the Dan,klie Railway and
Electric Company to local capitalists, VIII.
recently purchased 1t from Its former own
ers. the Newport News and Old Point Eiec-
tric RaileNy Company. The Maryland Trust
company represented the bondholders
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2ealen aroposaIs.

Office OF State Highway Commission.
Richmond. Va, October ~, 1911
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE.
clerks office at Surry Courthouse un-
til IL o'clock noon SATURDAY, Octc-
Der IS. 1911, for the construction of
bridge over Blackwater River. in
Surry county. Plans and speciiica-
tons on file at this Office and at the
clerks office. Certified check for $3.50
to accompany each bid
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. Further information
furnished on application to the ul-
dersigned. T. ST. j. WILSON
State Highway Commissioners
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BY direction Of parties In interest,
who sell for division, We will offer
for sale on
MONDAY. OCTOBER le. 1911,
at +. NJ,
the excellent stoe and dwelling above
mentioned. The building is 30 arranged
and used as a store and dwelling. and
has usual outbuildings, all OF which
can be used to advantage. There is
ample room for small family over
store. The property Is rented to a
good tenant and Will make paying in
vestment, IL not wanted for owners
use. Large lot. running back to an
alley. Culvert connection, water. etc.
TERMS: VIII be liberal and an
nounced at time of sale.
MCCIfRDY g. Johnson
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LARGE, DESIRABLE SECOND STORY
front room. dressing room and sta
tionary washstand attached. cog u;
Grace
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BODY OF MISSING MAN
Is FOUND IN NEW RIVER
Isnncial to Tha Tlmea.pisnntch.l

ISpccIaI 20 TIC IIInes-I JIspatch.I 4I
BlRcksburg. Va, October I3.--The body OF
Kent Elliott the twenty Ave year old man
who disappeared from his home near Prices
Fork on october ). and for whom parties
have been searching in the mountains for q
week. was found in New River, near white
Thorn station. on the Virginian Railway,
by fisherman early yesterday. His actions
shortly before his death gave signs of an
unbalanced mind, and nothing was devei-
opcd at the coroners inquest TO show foul
play. Elliott had recently been married to
Miss Shepherd OF his neishborhood, and had
many relatives In the western part OF Mont
gomery county.
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Gt)ul,ttl Nottfes.
PRESRYTiERIhN.

PNESH1 TERRAIN.
Ell r ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
.Hrace and Madison misunderstanding at
Il a. NJ and s r. NJ. by the pastor DR.. +.
r. McFADEN. Sunday school at $50 A. NJ.
Bible Glasses for men and also for women
a, 10 a: NJ in the main auditorium.
vices on Sunday at Il A. NJ. and p. N.
sunday sar,iy school ut s;45 a. VI. Wednesday
GRACE STREET PREsBYrEn1AN.-
Preaching Mt II o'clock A. NJ. and O'clock
Z, NJ by the Rev. WALTER L. LINGLE.
n a. me ne srotherhood viii meet ut 10 a.
CH ~, OF THE CovENANT-REV j..
CALNlN STEWART, d. D.. pastor.-Preach-.
Midweek service Wednesday evening at 4
9 2, sabbath School at $3.50 a. NJ MEMS
WE TMLN 5 TER pREsBYTERI.N
Church-Rev. JAMES Y. FAIR, d. d. pa.
, LOT Freaehins Il A. NJ. and r, NJ. By tho
BAPTIST.
~ FihsT BAPTIST CHURCH. tRRoAp AND
uwelith Streets).--The pastor. Rev. GEO w
M,eDANiEL. d, d.. will preach at both ser.
day school Baraca and phliathea classe.
~ w. PATTERSON. Supt). Wednesday even
i"s r s"Sv!fes MS O'Clock. A welcome 10 ali.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH. (FRANK-
I'm and Adams Streets)-LoUIS BACON
MakSEN, d. d., pastor. Services II A. NJ.
ana ana r. NJ Graded sunday School at
$3.50 a NJ Organized classes for men nns
women The pastor will preach at both ser-
vices Morning subject. The salt Of tho
snania night The Tragedy OF Eden"
como TO all. - "ei-
,6 GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
tnFsee ana Foushe> misunderstanding az
IL A M. and p. NJ. by the Rev. W1L-
LIAM h. HATCHER. D. D. SUNDAY sshao,
at $3.50 A. NJ tcharles r. Winston. suptj.
o'clock. The public. especially 'n s;ran a. >
are cordially invited 10 worship wits s's
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST cHuR nc
g. Mrose Avenue Avenue and Harrison street3.-Rev.
by the pastor at IL A. NJ and p N SIN.
day School at s:l5 A NJ. Games q. wood
Ssptn wednesday evening prayer-meetins
rI ~ STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
c tHifRGs1mE a. !, =; ~ by Rev. w AsBURY
preach the fourth sermon OF the series OF
quiet Talks from Queer Texts" subjec,
., Mans Tears in Gods Bottle" At the
evening service the choir will render ~
. Mated for the Lord" from Mende!ssohn,s
EPISCOPAL
MONUMENTAL CHURCH (EEEcTED 1s,.
ON site of Theatre burned ISlD. Broad strsa,
below Twelfth. Services at Ii A. ~ and
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REGULAR SERVICES OF Erpsr
Church OF Christ. Scientist. viii! be held to-
morrow morning in church edlnce (eorner
a rark Avenue and Meadow s;reeD at II
o'clock. Subject. Doctrine OF .,tonementn
wednesday evening testimony and expert.
ence meeting at $3.50 The rsadins-rooms
are are located at 20l's North Sixth Street, and
. r. NJ All are cordially invited
UNITARIAN
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH tFLoYD
ANp@R T. BowsER. minister. Subject for
sund-y. October Is. "a Religion OF Hopaa
Services a, Ii O'Clock. All seats free,
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Mllllerp.

We ARE NOW PREPARED TO SLOW
our line of fall and winter millinery,
popular tailored aid trimmed hats
Large line of untriInmed shapes. Our
line OF ready made garments all new
and correct styles for fall and win
ter. 1t will pay you to look. Alter
alton free. MRS. JULIUS BEAR,
1929 East Main Street
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Gxefueors' 5aoiiee
LEGAL NOTICE.

as executor of the estate of William
Joseph Anderson. deceased, all per-
sons having claims against said as-
tate are requested to present them,
and those Indebted to the estate Will
please make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY,
Executor of William Joseph Ander-
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METHODIST.

7.
BROAD STREET METHODIST cHIrRcu.
CHRISTIAN. ID. u. At night the pastor viii
preach the fourth sermon OF the series Of
quiet Talks from Queer Texts" subieer
Mans Tears in Gods Bottle ii ina
eventrs service the choir viii render 49,
Waited FOR the Lord" from MendeIssohn,s
Hymn OF Praise" "
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TENTH STREET.
At request OF the owner, we Will
Offer for sale the above two-story
brick stores and DWELLINGS. situated on
the east side of Seventeenth Street,
between Franklin and Grace Streets,
at auction. on
TUESDAY,. OCTOBER IL.
at o'clock p. NJ
The property fronts ~ feet 6 inches
on Seventeenth Street and runs back
between irregular lines about sixty
three t6S) feet to an alley. Situa ted
in n locality rapidly advancing in
value. 1t should appeal to the most
conservative investors. The property
Is seldom without tenants. and Is now
occupied.
TERMS: Liberal, and ANNOUNCES =.
sala
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aurttun asales. .putur. Baps
BY Mccurdy & johnson.

AUCTION SALE OF
DETACHED TWO-STORY FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING, NO. 7o2,
SITUATED ON THIRTIETH STREET.,
NEAR NJ STREET.
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Acting under a certain deed OF trust,
duly recorded In Hanover county, in
ID. b. 30. page 1S9. default having been
made in certain money therein secured
and being SO required by the note
holder, l Will sell by public auction,
on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER Is. 1911.
at IL NJ.
the above mentioned property. which
is described in said deed of trust as
follows: Bounded on the north by the
road from Atlee Station to Hanover
town, on the west by the road leading
from Mechanicsville to Hanover Court
house. on the south by the lands for
merly belonging to Clarence Carleton
and others. and on the east by the
lands Of ]. d. Forkner.
TERMS: Cash.
JNo. c, EASILY.
Trustee.
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This substantial and imposing dwell
ing contains ten rooms. besides closets,
baths, pantry. etc. Its location being
central and in most refined and at
tractive residential section, should
commend 1t to any one as home, in
vestment or for professional use Its
large and well-pitched basement with
slight Improvement, would specially
suit doctor or specialist The lot
fronts 81 feet on the north line Of
Franklin Street. with big depth, to a
wide. paved alley. On rear OF lot Is n
good two-story brick stable
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 6 co.
Auct,oneerq
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Dflp, MaIe ann femaIe.
5ituations, 33rofessicnaI
a.yulllnDt., auo e.ya.ta..,tI.

WANTED < sII-ESAiAN ~ ;>~, < ~ >Sy
stalinent furniture house. State age
experience and salary. Address A
oi, care Times Dispatch.
SALESMEN. TO SELL COUNTY
rights. new patented manufactured
household article. Territory .us,!y
SOLD. w. Ii. COLBY, Chattanoola.
Tenn.
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LINOTYPE MACHINIST- oPERATCR
wants change to book machine: Mod
81 preferred: steady. sober Adj
dress @ $40, care Times Dispatch
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0stanfHn.

Sc c ND-H A n D MACHINERY OF
every description bought at full
value CLARENCE COSBY, 1923 q.
Cary St Phone Madison 1896.
WANTED. WASHING TO DO BY
hrst-class washwoman. I'll Clark
street. MILE MORTON.
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH, HOUSE
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 3S5I
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pipe of every description cut To order.
CLARENCE COSBY. 1879 East ,:ary
Street, Richmond Va
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DESIRABLE ROOMS FURNISHED
and heated; also table boarders II
North Third
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ROOMS AND BOARD AT THE WASH
lngton, 1904 East Broad Street
LARGE, SECOND-SToRY, HEATED
front room for refined couple or
Two ladies; also room and board for
RefcrenceS. 2na Nest Grace
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enth Street, Room 6, Richmond, Va.
See, us for farms and business prop
ositlons
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WANTED. ONE GENTLEMAN BOARD
er in private family, adjacent to
Lee Monument; every convenience
electric light. bath, etc.). Terms
$i5 per month. References exchanr-
ed. Address G 693, care Times Dis
patch.