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WILL GO TO NoRFoLK.
Greer, Catholic University Pitcher, VIII
Play In Virginia.

VftcTt OHtHOfIC bHIEerSfty TIrchefJ VIII
Play in Virginia.
Washington, May 24-Johnny Greer.
who has been playing on the local
amateur lots for the last three or four
years, leaves tonight for the Tide
water League, where he will play with
the Norfolk club. The Norfolk man
time, but 1t was only yesterday that
he consented to Join the professional
ranks, and sent his contract TO the
Greer has been playing with the
Catholic University team for the past
two years, and has done good work.
Last summer he played with the Bet
OH the eastern shore Of Maryland, and
his work in the box was the feature
of almost every game played f
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ROXARTISTS
STEADY IN PUNCHES
Roanoke Takes Exciting Game
From Petersburg by Score
OF 4 to 3.
Especial TO The T,mes-p,soatch.

Roanoke. Va. May 24.-In an excit-
ing, ardfought game Roanoke took
the deciding game from Petersburg to-
DAY. to 8. Manager Shaughnessy
knocked a home run IN the first in
ming. In the nth he was benched for
Directing to a decision on balls and
strikes. Draper and Hannifan We're
both hit hard, but each was steady
in the pinches, The local twirler re-
ceived slightly better support than his
oponent Score "
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GIANTS IN FIRST PLACE

New York. May 2i.-The Giants as
sumed first place in the National
League race to-day by defeating Gin
cinnat while the Cardinals were van
quishing philadelphia. Marquard
pitched splendid game for the locals.
not allowing a hit after the first in
ming Score: mi.
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BOTH TEAMS SHOW
REVERSAL OF FORM
Lynchburg Has No Trouble in
Defeating Norfolk by Score
Of ID to I.
ISnecial to The Times-plsnatch

Lynchburg, Va, May o4.-Both teams
showed form reversals this afternoon.
and the locals had no trouble defeat
ing Norfolk. the score being "A to l..
Phelan had the Tars guessing At all
stages. and but for miserable decision
at second in the eighth he would have
won a shut-out. Norfolk played
miserable game, and the Shoemakers
got their hits around the errors. Score
Lynchburg.
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Dnnville.
Totals
Score by ,na.n SIS

Dsnville ..... oo3oloool- .
Richmond .i.. o06a560 Sob
surnne y: Stolen bsses-Egen. BARK
er, LauEhl.n. Smith. FRYE and Cooper.
Sacrifice h!ts-Baker. Barker Morgan.
Cooper sacrihce fly-Laughlin. Two
base htts-Barker Morgan, McCabc.
Three-hase h!ts-kaufman. Home run
Tone. Double plays-Morgsn 10
LauGhln. Innings pitched-By Hanks
. BY Tone, 4. Hits allowed-By Hanks
6; b. Tone. 2 Left on bases-Dan
Vile, 9: Richmond, Z. Base or balls
BY Hanks. .: By Pierce, {: b. Tone.
Struck out-By Hanks. 3; bv Pierce a
By Tone. j. Hit By pitched ball-Bs.
Tone. tWaliace). Passed ball-Smith.
Time of game. 2:oe. Umpire, Eckmen.
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Totals ...STll ta2ls ! Totals 20

Battcd Tor Groom IN ninth.
fRnn for Schn
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Totals IA st:e 0 Total. % i, Il /:

Chicago Observation-Disclosures 100000 Oo-3
Sew Yorker. - els
Summary: Runs-MeIn,yre. Bod!e. Collins.
Moer az m.1 Ha5 nas Cree Blair
corhan. HartZell. Home run--Wolter. Sscri-
fee hits-Corhhn t2), Gardner (D. Lord
Stolen bnse-Bodle Double play-McIntyre
TO Collins. Left on bases-chicago S; New
York. s. Hits-OH Brockett, In 5 ia in :
nngs: OFF Caldwell. q In 52-8 Innings. Firs,
base on hails-On Oimstead 3; on Rrockeit
3; off caldwell 1. Struck out-By Brockett
1; by Caldwell. !: by Olmstead. . Time OF
game. hours Umpires Egnn and Connolly
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VICTORY FOR HOUSTON.
RoxborO Team Defentcd by Score OF
10 to 4. isG
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Houston. Va, May 24.-Houston de-
feated Roxboro NJ c.. here this after
noon by the score Of 10 to 4. The
game was we'll played. but the North
Carolina boys were outclassed by tho
heavy-hitting Houston team. Haw-.
thorn, who was on the slab for the
locals had the visitors at his mercy
But for errors he would have prevented
scoring.
score: II. II f.
RoXboro ................... &
II ouston ...10l16 3
Struck out-BS. Clayton, 3; by Haw-
lthornc. Q. Batteries: characterization
and Barnette; Houston-Hawthorn
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'iNHH LOT SCnuclGE.
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
zBasied for Ness in eighth.
Score by innngB: i1 n
Washington ................Il OF o o-5
Detroit --.'..................0 0 o0e 0l2oe Is
summary: Runn-Man (c). Gcssiar Gun
bingham. Waller. Jones. Crawford. Ness
StanaSe. Works. Smaller. Two base hits
Works. Jones Cobb Threc-bas hit-Doie-
hanty. Sacrihco hits-Jones. stanngo, Leli-
welt. Somerlot. Groom. stoicn bascs-Crew w
ford "a. Jones. Morarity. Conroy. Leiveit
t-). Gessler. Horny. Double play-McBride
TO Somerlot Left on hasos-Washington..l u:
Detroit. H. Pilchers record or Groom Z
hits In Innings: on Hughes. hits In q in :
ninss Struck ou;-By Works. :: by Groom.
q BY Hughes. !. First bnse on bnlls-Oa
WORKS. 10: or Groom. 6: on Hughes. q Pass
ed oall-Henry. Time OF game. a:4s I'm
pires. o Loughl!n and Dineen.
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Totals
] Totals ............a4 he "a a0

.selridge batted for Stein in ninth
Score BY innings: lI.1
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scHARDT PITCHES STAR BALL

Brooklyn. ~ V, May 24.-zimmer-
mans home run. with two men on
bases. clinched to-day's game for
Brooklyn. although Stark's run in the
iirst would have been suficicnt, as
Schradt pitched shut-out ball The
score was 10 Q. but one Pittsburg
player reaching third base. Score;
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Governor WIN sInisc Atldrcsx.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Falls. Va, May 2i.-The Ac1ninton
High school commencement will take
place ut King William Courthouse on
Fridaygat 1880 o'clock. Governor Mann
Will deliver the address.
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WINS OUT IN NINTH

Boston. Mass, May 2i.-Piaying
through light rain, Chicago won from
Boston today. to 2. Tht visitors Sc
cured Two runs in the FIRST inning. but
errors by Zimmerman and SAFER in the
seventh allowed Boston to tie the score
In the ninth inning hit by thinner
man. followed BY a double by Sheckard
and triple by Schultz. drove in the
Winning runs. The score.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Az MISUNDERSTANDING 3.
Memp s. /
A " orleans-Atlante. 8 New Or
Al shvlle, 4; Mobile. 8.
At ningham- tFirst game.> Chat
tanoosa s; Birmingham. 4. Second
game Chattanooga, o; Birmingham. IS.
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NEW YORK DEFEATS CHICAGO

Chicago. H.. May 24-New York
punched hits OF Oimstead and defeated
Chicago to to-day Brockctt lost
control in the fourth and retired in
favor OF Caldwell, who held the locals
sefe. Score:
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P HILL les 4 OSE
SIXTH STRAIGHT
Defeated on Homo Grounds BY
St. Louis by Score of
4 to 2.
GOLDEN PROVES EFFECTIVE
Moore Pitches Eight Innings,
and Is Hit Safely Only
in Third.

Philadelphia Pa. May 24.-By losing
to-days game to St. Louis. to 5, Phil
adelphia was defeated for the sixth
consecutive time. Moore pitched eight
innings. and was hit safely in only one
OF them. the third when four singles.
base OH balls and two errors gave st.
Louis four runs. Golden was very
effective with men on bases. Score:
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I HR EE PITCHERS
WALK TWENTY MEN
Unusual Record Made in Game
Between Detroit and
Washington.
TIGERS CONTINUE TO WIN
Crawford Scores Needed Run in
Eleventh on Cunningham's
Error.

Detroit. Mch.. May s4.-Detrot ds-
feated Washington to 5 to-day in an
eleven-inning game. Crawford stole
second and third and brought in tho
winning run on Cunningham error.
Tho three pitchers walked twenty men
Score a-.--I-.-
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Boston

Summary: Runs-Buter. Goode sheckard
81, schultz, Mcintyre Two-base hits-Her-
zos. s~enney shecEnrd. Three-bash hit
Schultz Sacrihce h!,s--McIntyre Schultz,
HeFzog Tennsy. Matte!n. Stolen base-
Shechard. Double piays-Tenncy 10 Rariden
10 Tenney; Sweeney TO Tenney. Left on
baaes- Boston. 8: Chicago. s. F1rAt base on
baiis-OH Mattern, s; on Mcintyre. l. Struck
Gnt-By Acintyfe. !. limo of game. 1:is.
UmpIres. Rig.er and Finneran
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BAKER STARS AT BAT

Cleveland. Ohio. May 2i,-PhiladeI-
phla made it three straight from Cleve-
land to-day. winning to !. Bakers
batting featured. In FIVE times at the
bat he made two singles. two doubles
and a triple. Score: E
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ONLY THREE HTS OFF PETTY

St Louis. Mo-. April 24.-Pclty al
lowed only three scattered HIT and ST.
Louis defeated Boston to O. In tho
FIRST Mclean doubled and scored the
only run OF the game when Laporte
singled Score: I
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Cincinnati.
Totals go 2:l 9 Totals Ia :
'Rat,td Tor Gaspar IN eighth.
Score b. innings:

Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures oo0006oo
New York .................... oooo0G $50
Summary: Runs-Eescher, Doyle, Devlin.
Three base h!t-poyle. Sacrifice hit--Egen.
stolen bases-Snod grass. Devorc. Murray.
Let on psses-Cincinnati, {. New York 10.
First base on errors-New York. ;cincin-
nsti, J, Hits-oH Gaspar, 5 in innings,
firs, base on ealls-on ciaspar ?: or Mar
guard Struck out-By Gaspar, 3; by Mar
Guard. 5: BY McQuillan. !. Hit by pitcher
BY Gaspar, . tsnodgrass. MurrsyI. Passed
hsls-cla!ke t2,. Time o. game. 2 hours
Cmpires Klein and Doyle.
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lack Baker. the chestnut son o. Jack
Poin, and judith, once owned by Dr
Charles II. Epps of Richmond. bu,
more recently trained and carnpaigned
by Twcig Temple, another local horse
man. was shot yesterday as result
OF the wound suffered al the stceple-
chase last Monday. The horse was
game TO the last, and for while his
life was not despaired Of The loss OF
JACK Baker Will mean a severe slow
to the Virginia turf He was great
steeplechaser. and won many races
against good fields On Southern tracks
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I'ittsburg.
Brooklyn.

summary Runs-stark. Burch. coulson.
Zimmerman Home rnn-zimmerinan Sac
-fittsburG. ;: BROOKLYN. /. Double play
BYrne 10 MeKechn!e 10 Hunter. First base
on White. ? In . Innings; of steele 3 in 8
inninss Struck out-By steele /: by
schardi. 2 First base or bais--OH White
J. OF Schardt. /. Wild pitch-White Time
OF game. 1871 Umplrcs o'pay and Brennan.
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Cleveland.

Summary: Runs-Harkness. Lord, Coiline,
Baker (3), Davis. Barry (2), Thomas. two
base hits-Easteriy. Graney, Baker az. Lord
t?), Thomas. Barry Three base hit-Baker.
Sacrifice hit-OIdring. Sacrifice hy-Murphy.
stolen bascs--Baker, Davis. Barry. Left on
naseE-Cleyeland. 10: Philadelphia Q. First
base on bails-on Hardness. .: off Coombs. s.
Struck out-By Hardness. 1 by Coombs, l..
Time of game 1879. Umplres Perr!ne and
Sheridan.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
At Charleston: Macon. 6; Charleston.
At Savannah: Albany. 0 Savannah. 6.
~ Columbia: Jacksonville. 4; Column
At Augusta: Columbus. I; Augusta, q.
EASTERN LEAGUE

dence. 3 Montreal a.. Afternoon
game providence, { Montreal. 3.
AZ Toronto Morning game-Balti-
.nore. ?: Toronto. q. Afternoon game
baltimore. IL: Toronto. g.
q Rochester: Newark. 3: Rochester,
Al Buffalo; Jersey city. IL: buffalo. A.
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Boston.
St Louis.
Totals - aii
Score by ,nninr.

Summary: Run-Meoau. TWO base h.,s-
Lewis Mclean Double p!ay-wagner to
Ca..isan. Stolen basa-Carr!san Lett on
hases-st. Louis. !: Boston. G. Struck out
By Wood. 3; BY Pclty. First base on
ealls-oh Pel,y. S; on Wood. ?, Time OF
game !;tS. ump!res, Evnns ana Mullen.
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r oanoke 1 01O0Oo2 s-l
Petersburg 2OO000l0 %
er 90, Connors: Spencer (2l, Mace.
Two base hits-keiiher, Bowen. Home
run-Shaughnessy. Sacrifice hits-Gar-
gin; Busch. Shields t2), Mace. Heliand.
out-By Draper S: by Hannifan, 2.
Base on balls-Off Draper, 2; off Han
nifan. !. Double play-Cefalu to Press
~ Left on bases--Roanoke, II; Pc
tersburg. Z. Time 1910. Umpire, I-eary
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Norfolk.

- 80 n v W " " ~ L "
Summary: Runs-Keating, Woolums
30, Morrison, Bruck (2). Conroy, Kelly
90, Hawkins ca, J. Phelan. Kircher
Two base hits-Conroy and Bienn.
Three-base hts-KeatiHg and .Haw-
kins. stolen bases-K eating Woolun,s
Bruck. Kelly, Bienn and Kircher First
base on errors--Lynchburg, 5. Left on
pa es-Lynchburg, II; Norfolk. o..
Green. Pagel and Block; Babb ana Pa !.
gel Pitchers. summary: IL hits off
Finneran In innings;4 off Dodge in 2
innings. Struck out-By Phelnn 0: by
Finneran, Q. Base on balls-Off Prelan.
. (Babb. 2: Dodge. Pagel and Blocls) !:
off Finneran. (Woolums and Morri-
SOM; off Dodge. 2 (Keating and Phe-
lan). Time, 1850. Umpire, Henderson
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

III IL Knoxville: Morris,own. . Knox-
4, Cleveland: Johnson City. 6: Glove.
AZ Asheville: Bristoi, /: Ashevillc, q.
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season. and that is a tile too much
for catcher. Then he has been sent
from first behind the bat and back
again. which does not help ca tchcr
any.
Petty animosi,ics existing between
some individuals and other individuals
have no place in this column. Until
something more substantial than the
insane vaporings of copyists Is pre-
scented, confidence in the present prcsi-
dent of the league Will continue That's
all
The Red Socks are back to-day for
:. series of games. II looks as ii the
series should remain in Richmond
The track meet al Broad street Park
showed conclusively that some good
track athletes Will be turned out OF
richmond in Il few Years Harlow was
easily the pick of the bunch. with An
tierson. Coleman. Wallerstein and Mer-
Ger showing UP well
Young satterfeld is conner. He
needs just few years more on his
shoulders when he will be great Pad
Eett is another youngs,er With the
build of an athlete.
Say. fellows, don't you smell a
mouse in regard to the magnificent
support which the Underwater League
is securing in Richmond from certain
quarters? Here's prediction: 4 move
is on foot TO drop the western clubs
OF the Virginia League and join hands
with some OF the clubs in the Tide
water. getting rid Of the other clubs
~ ted .
move, under certain conditions, but
why not come out in the open and
make the dec4aration?
There are thousands of lovers Of
baseball in Richmond who do not
care picayune who owns any
club SO Ions as good baseball
results and these same thousands |
would welcome any move which |
would give Richmond higher class /
baseball. What's the use ',eating about !
the aush? II there IS any Intention
of giving higher class baseball there
Is no reason TO make II secret. lie,
the pubic in on the deal The public /
is a great deal more interested in i
that than In the ownership OF clubs
Likewise the public is Interested in |
whether the Virginia League will last |
as an orga MIA zion or whether il is
going 10 split on the rock OF dissen-
tons. nov growing UP in the ranks In !
fairness 10 the local management. 81 !
should be stated that the owner OF the !,
Richmond club was willing 10 pay
more for players. This local manac &c
ment was voted down. Sow then, II
the local mana cement has something
up It's Sleeve, az is iniime ted by those
WHO are in closer touch w.;h the local
mana cement than ;he writer lei those
In closer touch come out and say what
is wLat The puhlic viii listen, and
vita e greatsdeal more oagerness than
the empty words of nothinGncss about
who owns this OF that club.
lack Baker the chestnut son o. Jack
Point and judith, once owned by Dr.
Charles II. Epps of Richmond ou,
more recently trained and campatgned
by Twcig Temple, another local horse
man. was shot yesterday as . result
of the wound suffered at the stceple-
chase last Monday The horse Was
I,
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Dobson is ready for work. Since he
really came TO town he has not II ST
any time getting Into condition pitcher
Rapp is also with US. He is big hoy.
but further. than. that the deponent
Eayeth not. +
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At MISUNDERSTANDING II; Ander4
son. 2.
At spartanburg-- Greensboro. 2; spar-
tanburg, 3
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Pertinent Comment
BY GUS NiALBERT

Split even with Danvil!e which is
not at all bad, considering-well. con-
sidering several things.
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score by innings: R..
% y o u 0 o o.
tHitateiphia ..:....-......-....O0 J Q DOL 0-3
summary: Runs-HugEins. Smith. Cakes
GQldcn, Wcichance. Dooian. Two-base hita
Doom. Wec nance. Dooian. stolen bases-
oakes Knabe, Magce Left on bases-S.
Louis. J: Philadelphia, Z. First base on err
rors-fhiladeiphia. ?. Pitchers record:
or Moore. hits In innings; off Hu,nph-
tiek. hi, in Inning Struck out-By Col
den, I. by Moore, q First base on balls-Or
Golden. 81 off Moore ?. Passed ball-Bres-
nahan Time OF game, l:is. Umpires. Eason
ana Johnstone
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY

Chicago at Boston,
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE !.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Richmond, 10, DnnyIllc, 9.
Norfolk, 1; Lynch burg, II.
Roanoke, 4; Petersburg, ).
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PHILADELPHIA.
ST. Louis.
Totals ...sl 6o7 . 3 Totals ...ss ca

.Batted for Moore in eighth.
Scnrs I'M
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cowan VIII now get merited rest.
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LAST GAME OF SERIES
WALKOVER FOR COLTS
Danvile is Defeated by Score Of 10 to in Loosely
III. Played Contest-Pierce Steady
#a in Pinches
in Pinches.

He hes worked In every game OF the
season. and that is | tile too much
FOR a catcher. Then he has been sent
from first behind he bat and back
again which does not help a catcher
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In Sheriff Hands

"A Kansas City physician
has had his sanitarium and a
number of other pieces of
real estate attached in a suit
by the United States Govern
ment to collect on a surety
bond. The doctor is bonds
man in the sum of $1,000.
From the fact that the
sheriff had to seize his prop
erty in order to secure the
money guaranteed in the
bond, it does not look as if
the doctor could soon again
qualify as a surety. After
having his prosperity swept
from under his feet as the re-
suit of that one friendly sig
nature, he hardly would go a
mans bond again if he could.
The fact that the govern
ment had to use the courts to
realize anything from the
bond also bears out the Oft
cited worthlessness of the
average personal bond.
Get the habit of referring
everybody for BONDS to
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FORT BARRANCAS, FLORIDA, August
IL, 1911. Scaled proposals in tripifcate
will be received here until IL A. m, Sep
TENDER %, 1871, for Extension Of Water
System" Fort Pickena, Fla Work fn-
wolves extension OF mains, new mains and
tons. Bids are desired for the work
complete. Information may be obtained
upon application to Quartermaster.
aug22, 23. "a. 5Sept19. 40
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-23

FARM LANDS-Best grade and location.
ten acres and UP, $50 per acre. Easy
terms. Facts about Florida" free. Phone
1908. W. S. Reeve, 14o0 E. Cervantes.
street 14mch
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-23

WANTED-Mail Clerks, Carriers, Clerks
In Government Offices at Washington.
Pensacola examinations during Septem-
Der. 5000 month. Candidates coached
free. Write Franklin Institute, Dept.
5S-H, Rochester. n. Y. till24sept"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-23
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-12 lots soox15o, running east
and west; also s-room house, all in
Jewish cemetery. Address s, care The
Journal. 17aug1ws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-23

$50 REWARD news Of Chester Timms.
from Windsor, Canada Was IN Pensa-
cola last winter. Mother is sick and
good worker. Gingery color hair. Send
news to Journal Don't be afraid to come
home. Robert Timms. 23jly1m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-23

FOR SALE+Pensacola State Bank
Stock. Apply to A. Greenhut & Co.
19fly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-08-23

FOR SALE-New four-room cottage near
Baskerville; also several lots on West
Main st. Fred L Rhodes. go N. Pala-
fox street. 1Sjly-m'