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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-12

FOR SALE-One second hand adding
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WANTED-A high school girl to work
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IF YOU'RE looking for a good opening
Tor a meat market, I've got it. WIN
sell or rent. In good live business
town in N. Oak. Address 729 care
Forum for particulars.
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LADY COMPOSIToR wANTED-State
experience, wages wanted and when
can come, in first letter. Reference re-
CURED. Press, Dawson, N. ID.
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen.
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Broadway.
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WANTED-Girl to work for board and
room. Student preferred. Good home.
Address 749 care Forum.
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FOR sALE-Household goods cheap
for quick sale. Mrs. Z. w. Swift,
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Neutrality-suspicious. girl for general
housework, n who can go home
nights, small family, modern fiat, and
no,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
Nebraska City Gets
Errorless Victory

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. May r.
Especial Telegram)-A monster crowd
was present to witness Nebraska City
take the second game from Auburn to-
day without an error. Features OF the
game were home runs by Conway. Spor-
rer and Carshall OF Nebraska City and
two home runs by Ed Bright of Auburn.
Score:
Auburn .....2 o .f00 o o o-5 SIS
Neh. City....o 0 0 0 o . Ill Il D
Batteries: Weir. Snyder and Kran-
ninger; Conway and Goldwaite. umpires:
Ward and Quigley.
HUMBOLDT. Eeb.. May s2-tspecisl
Telegram -Humholdt took the second
from Hiawatha today, both teams doins
considerable batting. Score;
Hiawatha .....,..1 0 . 0 o 0 0 2 o.
Humboldt .........0 1 o o. 2 0 0 III
Batteries: Taylor and Harmony. Jerrett
FALLS CITY. Neb.. May 27.-tspecisl
Telegram Beatrice won the third game
Of the series here today. Score:
Beatrice ..,..1 0 0 I o va Is 3
Falls city.l...o o 0 o o . o III I 4
Batteries; Beltz and barrow Pruit and
6hestak. Umpire Meyers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
OF SALINE MEET AT CRETE

CRETE. Neb.. May 2.-tspeciall-The
thirty-ninth annual sunday school con-
vention of Saline county Just closed was
the largest convention that Saline county
has had for many years. The big fea-
lures on the program were addresses BY
Miss Margaret E. Brown. state secre-
tary; W. X. Kimberley state adult super
intendent. Rev. J. d. Collins. state Bap-
list worker; Ray Z. Rice. Young Mems
Christian association OF Lincoln; Mrs.
". f. Mccioud. state secondary superin-
tendent, Of York: Rev. C. l.. Myers OF
Geneva, Rev. B. r. Farrar of Western
and s. c. Caldwell Of swanton.
The officers for the coming year are
Rev. Harry =. Huntington. crete. presi-
dent; Rev B. F. Farrsr. Western. vice
president Russell Freidell. Dorchester.
secretary and treasurer; superintendent
adult department. Clyde Andrews. Friend;
elementary. Miss Mable Mccargar. Crete;
secondary, Rev. c. olewine. swanton;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
BRuENING FALLS FROM
CAR AND BREAKS NECK

HARRINGTON. Neb.. May ,1-sspeclsl)
The funeral Of the late Joseph Bruen-
Ina. who Mas killed at ST. James last
sunday, was held at wynot this mornins.
Mr.. Bruening was one Of the old settlers
Of Cedar county and leaves widow and
a large number OF children. InvestiEa-
tion Of the AUTOMOBILES accident In which
Mr.. Bruening was killed shows that ne
Was overcome BY q spell Of dizziness
and that this was the cause Of his falling
from the car and hreaking his neck He
was subject to these spells.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
RHE
YAnkT0n WINS SOUTH
DAKOTA COLLEGE TITLE

YANKToN. May =. -tspecial.l-Yank
ton has just won the college champion
SHE Of South Dakota BY beating s. D. $.
c. Of Brookings. to 4 This makes the
second victory for rankton in four days
as Sioux Falls college was defeated last
Friday By a score Of : TO L In today's
game Rsmen Of yankton struck out nine
men. ysnkton got three hits and Brook
ings two In the eighth inning the
visitors got man on second and third
WITH no outs. but Ysnkton frightened Up
and shut them out. The standing Of the
schools In the state Is as follows Yank-
xtoE. Mitchell. Brcokfngs. Rapid City.
Huron. and Sioux Falls.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
~ COBB MAY KEEP
AWAY FROM NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May z1-"Ty- Cobb may
not play ban in New York until late this
season. if at all HIS trouble with . spec
tator threatens to bring him into court
and Cobb has further beard that ssngr-
tiers are looking to square accounts with
him for the assault on the spectator. Ths
New York club has guaranteed to give
Cobb every protection inside the grounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

missionary and temperance. Mrs. S. c.
Caldwell. swanton: home and visitation,
Mrs. II. D, Martin, Crete; teacher train
ing. Rev. q. Francombe. swanton: pas
tors, Rev. +. NJ. owings. Friend. Russell
Freidell Of Dorchester was elected to
represent Saline county at the state con-
vention at OMAHA IN June.
Three awards were presented at this
convention and wilber' Methodist Epis-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

The bathtue and bowl. and also oth.r
pieces Of enameled ware and croekery.
may Be satisfactorily cleaned with eors-
mon salt used on = slightly dampenea
piece Of flannel This removes dirt and
strains without scratching the surface.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
ISLANDS Lose HOME OPENER
Superior Players Too often at Spot
Where Ball Drops.
PRUcHA KNOCKS. NNE RUN
Miller Makes single In Ninth and
Helps In scorina-Parade and
speech by Minister Mark
First Home Contest.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. May q -(spe-
cial Telegram.)-A home run by Prucha
in the third and Mlller's single In the
ninth after clossman had hit Krusa and
purposely walked Prucha. Melted three
runs made BY the visitors. Grand Island
hit the ball harder and oftensr but too
frequently into superior's mits.
| A parade, an address by Rev. S. d.
Bartie introducing Manager cockman and
Umpire Merrill and a battery stunt In
which the two sides and Lester Schulz
/ released a fowl and a fly. lsghorn hen
and dove featured the initial game
scheduled here. The attendance was about
1000. Score:
Superior .....o / o o 0 0 0 0 s-s 6 1
Or. Island .....0 o o o o 90 0 ii 9
Batteries; Stevens and Prueha; Gloss
man and Jokerst.
kesrney Player. Bite Dust.
KEARNEY, May 2.-tSpecisl Tele-
gram, following a monster parade and
before reeord-breakinE crowd. Kearney
went down In dsfeat today to Hastings,
5 to l. The game was lost In the seventh
inning. when Lots weakened temporarily
coupled with two errors. Score; RH.E.
Kesrnsy .....a..ooe0He OIL I
Hastings .,@...,...,0 0oeoso 10
Batteries: kearney. Lotx and Gray;
Nusent
Columbus. Beats Seward.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. May 22-tspecial
Telegram.r-Fo the opening game be-
tween Seward and Columbus. stores
closed and there was an automobile
parade, headed by the Columbus brass
band Score, RH.E
i, Columbus ..i........ 00o21oooo-s
Double plays: Columbus, Z. Brown 10
B. Brown 70 c. Palmer; Seward. LitEie
20 Neff 10 link. Struck out: BY Justice
8; by Hanson. . Batteries; Se:Tard.
Hanson and campfield; coluinbus
Justice and Harrison. Time La um-
pire Collins. Attendance. t.6oo.
Fremont Pulls Out Ahead.
FREMONT. Neb., May s2.-tspecisl
Telegram.l-Fremont defeated York in
the opening game Of the season mere, by
score OF to s. There was a big and
enthusiastic crowd out. the hieschers and
gTandsiand being both crowded and long
linss OF automobiles back OF the base
lines Fremont started the game with
some expensive errors. which gave York
the lead. Zimmerman. who replaced
Osborn In the sixth. was wild and bases
on balls aided BY Ramey's long hit TO
rlsht for three bases pulled the Path
finders out Of the hole and WOO the
game. Ramsy pitched great bali Score:
RHE.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
Yesterday. Results.

Yesterdays Results.
wEsTER LEAGUE.
Lincoln, 1. Omaha, q
Wichita, 4: sioux City, 8.
Denver, .; 81. Joseph. :.
Topeka, 4, Des Moines. s.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. 4. Pittsburgh, 0.
Philadelphia. :; St Louis. .
Brooklyn. 8; ChicAgo, TO-
New York. 6; Cincinnati 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. o: Boston. ..
Chicago, n, Uew York, 81
Detroit. 4; Washington. g.
81 Louis. 5: Philadelphia. 8
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, Z: Milwaukee, /.
Toledo, 9; Indianapolis. s.
Columbis. T. Louisville. g. Ten innings.
NEBRASKA STATE LEAGUE.
Hastings, .; kesrnsy. /.
Seward. l; Columbus, D.
Superior, 3. Grand Island. l.
York. 8: Fremont. I,
MINK LEAGUE
Auburn, 5; Nebraska City. IL
Hiawatha. 5; Humboldt. L.
Beatrice. .: Falls City, l.
Games To-day.
Western League-Lincoin at Omaha,
Wichita al Sioux City. Denver al 81.
Joseph, Topeka II Des Molnes.
National League-Boston at Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati at 81. Louis.
American League-cleyeland at Boston,
Chicago at New York. Detroit al Wash
ingten. ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Nebraska State Lesgue-Hastings at
kearney, Seward at Columbus, Superior
at Grand Island. York AZ Fremont.
Mink Letrne--Nshraska City at Falls
City, Humboldt At Hiawatha. Beatrice
a. Auhurn.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

IWo-hase hts. smith. Kelly, Kofrner.
Wacoh. Sacrifice hits Smith, Andreas,
Meyers, orsntorff Hughes Middlston.
endorff Double plays: Callahan to
Hughes 70 Koerner. LEI on bases: Sioux
City. 8: Wichita. 8 Hits. OFF Brown.
Is In six and one-third lnnings; OF
Slaughter, ] In two and fwo-thlrds In
nlnEs Bases on calls OFF Brown. O..
BY Bl/En. s; 81 Slaughter. .; BY Perry,
Ia A~lld pitches Brown g1. Passed
ball: wacob. HIt by pitched ball. Ten
nant tMillionb. Time: a:eA Umpire
Knapp.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

Two-baae hitsi Claire. Walsh. Lee,
Gardner, Curtis ca. Rieksrt Three.base
man. Hahn. First ON balls: OFF Rogge. ,:
off Fugate. . Struck out; BY RoEEe. q
BY Fusate. a Hit BY pitchers King. Stolen
bases King Gardner. Left on bases: Des
Molnes, Z; Topeka. o Umpirei Johnson.
Time 100.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

DAVENPORT. Ia. MAY G-shortsop
Joe Murphy was sold b. the Davenport
Three Eye league team today 10 the
Humbolt Nebraska Mink league team.
Tea sale was conditional
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

base hits: channell spahr. Besii sacri-
flee hit: kenvorthy, Powell. Stolen
bases: spahr. Kelly. Watson, Zwilling
YER. g; 81. Joseph. D Struck out: BY
johnson. s. BY Oimstead. ?. BY Harris, q
Bases on balls: or Johnson. 2; eff Ohm
stead. 4. off Harris . Hit with pitched
ball; BY olmstead. Kelly; BY johnson.
schreiber. Wild pitch; Olmstead. Hits
Off olpstead. IN five innings. Time:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

Cobb. Bases on balls; OFF Doyle d
Struck out: BY Hall. 4; by Doyle, &
Stolen bases: Davidson. Niehoff, Cobb.
Barbour Miller. Sacrifice hits; scanlon,
Kane, coyle- Left on bsses:l Omaha, 5:
Lincoln. J. Time; la. Umpire Has
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
PA TAKES SCIENTIFIC GAME
Pffehsrs Display Remarkable Acca-
rscy ana They Are Supported
Threusheat Contest with
Good Piayfns.

In the best played game on the local
grounds this year, Omaha took the second
melee Of the series from the Antelopes
By 10 1 scofe Both pitchers. Hall
for the Rourkes and Doyle for Lincoln.
were In fine fitfie and hurled accurate
ball. while The players came through with
perfect support. not an error being made
BY eithsr team.
Marcus Hall. the Roarke twirier had
the best Of the argument. striking out
.s<ven Of the 'Lopes. and letting than
down without a hit. He did not giye a
ssase on halls during the entire battle.
Doyle had the better Of the duel until
4 me seventh inning when the Rourkes
landed on him for total Of four hits
one o. which was double. In the first
ak innings Doyle allowed but three
widely scattered bingies.
81 Ths four hits in the seventh gave
Omaha too runs, 3ust enough 10 win the
agame In this inning some classy run
ming was dished 10 BY the Omaha boys
Robinson was on third and Niehoff AZ
bat when a pretty squsese was worked
and Niehoff beat out the bunt he laid
down the third haze line. He then stole
second on q short hit.
n The antclopcs made an awful try 70
iffie up the score IN the ninth and carney
was sent TO bat for Doyle He connected
safe and manager TO score on another
hit. but Hail then settled down.
Thomas played a spectacular game IN
center field and made soma hair raising
catches In the second be ran from left
renter almsst TO right field to pun down
Dryers drive almost 10 the fence. He
hsd to make q dive through the air IN
order 10 &c; the ball. johnson was again
the hifx noise sith the bat - In the
day before. No went TO bat four times
pnd connected safely twice. getting q
double each time He also sc0red one OF
the two runs. Billy Davidson. the fair
haired right fielder was there some him
sksif. both IN the field and at bat. He
pulled down two long fiys which looked
lIke real live hits and also connected
safely twice IN four times up. Davidson
is getting the habit Of eiouting the bail
for safe hit the first time up In every
game.
Cole BACK In Gsme.
Cole. that urineky individual VINO was
:hit On Tho head and put out Of the game
Tuesday. was back and managed 70 ciout
out two nice hits In the four times he was
no. Paul Cobb came through with his
usual two-baxser. II being the thIrd one
in the fSo games be has played here.
Omaha made Its only runs In the
seventh. johnson. the first man up con-
nsctsd safely for . two haEger 70 right.
He uent 10 third on soanlons sacrifice
and scored on squeeze play with Me
hoff ~ the hat Nishoff beating out The
hunt. Siehoff scored on wannsr's drive
70 right.
Carney betfed for Doyle In the ninth
ans siuEled 10 right Miller flew cut 70
Thomasoa Cole singled TO right sending
csrney 70 third. who scored on Barbour.
out scznlon 70 Kane. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
81. JOE ourrLArs eRIzzLIEs


sT JOSEPH. Mo-. May a-st Jo-
seph's hits were timely while johnson
vas effective until the ninth inning. 81.
Joseph winning easily, ! 10 . Shortstop
aelnke Of the local club was sent from
the park By Umpire kisssne for dlsput-
ing q decision. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

Locals win second Of series by Five
10 Fear.
ykKQP& DIES MONIES, Ia, May "a
A two-base hit. q gieldsrs' choice and q
base on balls gave pes Moines the
winning run and Topeka lost the second
game Of tine series. , 70 l. Score.
nHe Nafxrra
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23
sioux WINNERS N THE NINTH

Three Hiss Pat Fad 10 HARD Fesght
Contest.
SIOUX CITY. Ia. May 2.-Thres hits
In the ninth frame gave Sioux City the
winning run in a hard battle. Brown
was Wild and was relieved IN the seventh
b. Slaughter. who held the visitors help
leen Qrnfa
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

4 FrishtfuI Experienc.
with biliousness. malaria and constipa-
ton. is quickly overcome by taking DR..
Kings New Life Pills Only &c. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

copal received first. Dorchester Chris
tan second and Western Baptisht third.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-23

Permits to smoke. cents. All dealers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20
At the Colonial.

Iii every vaudeville number or the
new weeks bill at the Colonial. says
Mrs. s. Ann Nouncement there will
be an unusual amount of interest, be-
cause of the high class attaching to
each Individual performer. One OF the
greatest comedy dramatic sketches
ever heard In vaudeville VIII De THE
Preacher and the Man" to be offered
by Charles Terriss Il Company, which
has moral in every line, (Good.)
Standing alone as a singing TRIO I'm
the vaudeville field. the Curtis Trio,
two boys and girl. Will MARBLE their.
way into the affections of Coleman.
goers by their impressive Singing
value. MARBLE Their Way" is excel
lent"
Tom Hefron. the monopede come
dian. will offer a surprising number
Hefron's acrobatic and balancing work
originated the saying "Crutch COM
edy." (Monopede IN certainly new.)
More OF the new and exclusively
motion picture features 80 regularly
found at the Colonial will add to the
general enjoyment Of most promising
bill, and. young Carl Garrett will be
present with some up-to-date song
successes. pictured slides illustrating
the story. (Telis the story
! Amateur entertainers win add q
comedy session to the Friday night
performances. and, there will be con-
tfnuous performances given every az
tsrnopu and night (CurtainD
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWA

Premier Carrier Of the s,wfh

~. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
\. B.--Foiiow.ng schedule f1gnf2
published as information and not guA1
anteed. gasS
$40 A. M-Daily-Locai for Cha1
lotte, Durham and Ralei gh
1915 A. M.--Daily--Limited--
points South. Drawing Room Bn1l
Sleeping Cars to Asheville. ". c.
500 =. Mex. Sunday. Local 4
Durham and intermediate stations. E
500 =. M.--Daily---For DanvtlIe. &
lanta and Birmingham, with eiec3&8
lighted drawing room sleeping car.
1l:45 r. M-Daily--Limited for G1
points South. Pullman ready 900 r.
YORK RIVER LINE
4.3a p. M.---Daiiy--To West ro9I
connections for Baltimore Mon. We
and Friday. 5&
500 A. NIX. Sun. and 2:l5 r. ~
Mon, Wed. and Fri--Locai to VT
Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South $50 A. NJ SEQ
NJ. $50 p. NJ, and sos p. NJ. dAitF
1855 p. NJ. except Sunday
From West Point: $3.50 A. NJ. dato
1875 A. NJ, Mon. Wed. and FRI "a
p M. except Sunday.
s. L. BURGESS, d. p. 4.
e0T East Main ST, Phone Madison
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BLACKSTONE NEW S

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.
BLACKSTONE. VA. Jan. 10
During the recent cold spell Mr.. X,
X. Mason. or West blackstone, had
his cooking range blown to pieces.
Mrs. VIII Guy had the water back
to her range blown out.
Mr. George p. Adams made buA-
ness trip to Lynchburg this week.
The institute has reopened, and all
the pupils returned except one, who
entered into partnership with a young
man, ,ttd several were detained
at home on account of sickness in
their families, Six or sight new gfris
entered after Christmas.
Msra DeEerFy. who has been i'll
for several weeks, is improving.
Mrs. J. w. Jones. who has been
quite sick, Is much better.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20
SEALED PROPOSALS.
office of superintendent,
City Water Works,
Rcaro 1A2 f~ttv unlY

City Water Works,
Room 1o3. City Hail.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 2, 1919.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this office until l r. NJ. January 25th,
1912, for the following supplies and
contract work:
Gate valves. cast-iron pipe. special
castings, three. ,nexxie firs hg5ys ri q.
valve boxes. pig lead. hauling, laying
and relaying granite or cobblestone
paving. replacing granolithic and as
phalt paving, cutting and refillipg pipe
trenches and repaving over pipe
treue hes cut in paved streets.
Specifications. plans and information
can be obtained In this office, and bids
must be made on form Of proposal, fur
Taissaed ty=thss ss;.-...-.s=z:sz-...-
The COMMITTEES ON Water reserves the
right to increase or decrease the speci-
fed quantities twenty per cent. and the
right TO reject any or all proposals, or
any part nj any or all proposals. A
certified check Tor one hundred dollars.
paya BILE to the city treasurer, must ac-
company each bid. Bond will be re-
s.uired on each contract awarded. Pro-
posai must be submitted IN secuted en-.
velepe containing the name ana address
of bidder, directed to the COMMITTEES
on water, and In the lower left hand
corner must be written what the con-
tents Of the envelope are.
r. r.. DAVIS,
SUPERINTENDENT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20
Wants
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
ISIS NJ streets san Rooms.
1880 NJ street, store and Three Rooms.
Three Brick Tenemests, 53x14O Lot,
Thirty-third street: Broad and Mar
shall streets. renting for $40 per
month. Price, $500.
Mayo street, Broad and Maye, Twelve
rooms; rented for $500 per annum.
. Price, 81, a0a, -----.-
2s0s Hanover. Avenue. Two Flats. Five
rooms each. bath ard closet in each
gas radiators. steel range, hot and
cold water; rental. $3.50 per annum.
Price. $3.50. -
1924 Beverly street, six Raoms, Rent
ed sla per month new. Price,
EOS North Robinson street, Eight
reens,-batif, concrete cellar. Rea-
sonabie.
eight rooms; good renter. Ask
about.
o. A. HAWKINS, Real Estate, 100
North Seventh street. .-
Farm Catalogue. Garrett 4 Co., -
North Seventh street
Choice Lots ON boulevard. between
Monument avenue and kensington.
Lots On KeRsiHgtoH Avenue. between
Sheppard and West streets.
Lots Sheppard street. Between
kensington and stuart avenues,
Lots ON k~nsingfon Avenue, Between
Deep Run and Sheppard streets.
Lots on kens3ngfon Avenue, between
West and Cleveland streets, on both
sides.
Above Are All 30 Close te Battle
Abbey site that II you wait longer
you Will surely have to pay "a great
err price. This means that to buy
at today's prices will insure you
profit. Is this what you are look
Ing for
q. 4. HAWKINS, Real Estate. 100
North Seventh street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20
Norfolk & Western r.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NuK1Q
Schedule in effect January 1T. 1o1z INT
Leave Byrd Street Statloa. RicAn6
NORFOLK: 300 A. NJ, 400 2. ~. Ae3
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND THE WE r
A. NJ. "l0:00 A. NJ, 800 p, NJ. 80 7
sssss p. NJ. al 80 r. NJ. FROM IL WS
A. NJ. AGO r. ~. blsk9 +. ~. s8xu
900 p, NJ.
.Dai:y ADsiiy AZ. Sunday bsunAs
w. b. bEVLLI., @. n. HQGE
q. r, A.. Roanoke. ID. P. A.
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MEETING NOTICE.

Pursuant to call OF the Board OF
Directors. meeting of the stock no lders
OF the Hon Air Company OF Virginia
will be held 1t Room Sl5, Mutual
20, 1919. at IL 0'clOxk NJ. tor tho Dur.
pose Of authorixing the sale and con-
veyance OF the real estate OF said
company, situatsd In Chesterfleld
county, Va. and for the transaction
of such other business as may law
FULLY come before SAID meeting.
+. ~ II. TALCOTT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICE
PLANO FREE.

As We Are About to Begin Extensive
attentions in our warehouse, we are
Wiling TO store a limited number
OF pianos with responsible parties.
Free delivery. To out-of town par
ties desiring to store pianos or play
er-pianos, We will prepay freight and
pay carriages. You do not obi gate
yourself In any way except that you
Kill retaiEis- Il. -ta-ti ,e instr a4sest-at
our expense--when We call for It.
Write MS the make YOU prefer. or.
better still. come IN and select your
choice, which Will be delivered with
out cost to you. THE CRAFTS PLANO
Co. l2l East Broad street. Richmond,
Va
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20
Wants Wants Wants

Renters of houses, or apartments, are
ad-answers. Not all of them---but the
most desirable of them. For progress
sive people, who are business like
in all that they do, are---naturally---
ad-readers. And, of course, they make
the best tenants. -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-20

Southern Railway offers very. re-
duced fare tickets on sale February
1919. inclusive. Apply to nearest
Southern Railway Ticket Agent or
wrftee n BURGESS. ID. r. A.ss Rich,
mond.