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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11

ertra $685-7.75, Seifers $3.5O-5.75, aus.
erlefene bis ertra $5.85- 5-625, ianep So. 40,
fiibe $225-4.85, auserIefene bis ertra $500
$50. ganners $2.25--3.T5, StoSers uns
6eebers S4.50-700, Stod. Sellers $4e0-
500. Stod.aii6e s3.O0-4.0O.
BulIen. - Bel uur m0sioer 3ufuhr mar
Der Wartt bcute ftetig bis fart. gie 9ad=
fraqe mar eine quite.
Nasere ans I.iate s3.5O-4.5O, SsIssna
&.s0--5.35, srtra s5 40-5.50, fette SuIIen
$5.o0-5.75. Geebers $4.5O-5.OO
ad tbsr. Die 3ufubr mar nur mdbiq
uno bic greiis ifetig. Die @adfrags mar
eine quite.
Crsinare snb srss. s4.5o-1o. 90, fair Biz
sute teihte So. 50-10.25, ertra S10.5g.
aalber in ben Sommiiitons. Sduiern. -
6anep 104c, prtma bis aIserIeieus 9-9lze,
srsindre 5--Se.
Sdmeine. - Die 3uiubr BON sduei.
men mar nidat grob unb bic beHeren nuaIitd.
ten iparen tart unb um 5-1Oe b0ber. so.
teliorten paren ftetia, p1brsnb Istate Ser.
ianotiorten uno Gerfsl UNI 10--15c berunter.
ginQeu.
6hper, 26O gfuub aufndrts so.20-9.2s,
quite bis aussrlefene Berbaiunas- unb
Gl.ifherfortsu So 100 Is, asmiihte 8.rsa-
funasierten SO 65-9 10, orbindre Bis uus-
srlfeue ihSsrs fette Sdue Sc 50-S IS, .rtra
$40 so, staas 81 4.50-77 75, medium
Sc. so $50, IeiHts Serianotiorten $7.40
y $50. sertel BON ITO $fuub uns nsnissr
$4OO-7.30.
Ghafe exmmer. - Die 3uFu6r
mar bsute atrinq, bic Nahfrase cine ;iemlih
quite nuo oi. 8r.ife ftetiq.
Shafe. grtra $3.50, gut. Bis aus.
srleiene $500 - 340, prbindr. bis quite
81 25-2.75, Mutterihais s3.50-4.25.
9dmmer. Grtrn brahten S6.8S, quite
bic auserleiene $625-6.65, orbiH1re bis
tatrs $425--615. guu8 $2.5o-4.00.
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Stttsas, 10. Sttobe,


Mttt. - Ser Nsrtt iff il.tiq.. sSinter
sat.nts 81 1880, straisbts 81. 1O--4. so,
esrtns Sstentss4.2'-5.5e, Straisbts $4.OO
-415 Sasers s3.75-4.00 ~-
8statn. -Sar December 92 - 92Ac
am ehIus 92Ae; fir Brat 96L - 81;
am salub ss1e fur Suit ss1z - 81, ar
shlub 93He.
Mel atsru. - Cir Sttsber 6316-
641se. am SdIus 631ffe; fur December 531k
-531Se, am shIus 53sss; fir Wat 52Is =
S2tse am 6dIuS 5214e; fir suIi 521s-
52A, am Shlub 5a1.e.
&afer.-SIr December 321l-32sSe, am
shlus 32ssc fir Wai 34ss-341. am
sdIub 343ae, fir SaIi s41s-34sSs, an
ShIus 341se.
1erHe. Sut. 5utterserf. 45-53c,
quite bic asies gaI,asra: 6O-72e.
fimstb amea. asue $500
- 90 Ser geatHer.
AIeeiaamsn - el3.0o--l8.0) Der
geutner.
Me5sort - si7.2o = 17.25. Mir OF.
tober $l7.l0 - 1875, am sdIus $17 20
fur 5anuar $194o - 1880, am Salus
$19.40. fir Rai 1885 - 1920, am
sdInb 1895.
9 S&msl3.-sll.62k per 100 Sfuus. 6ar
Sttober $ll.75--1l .S214. am shluS $1l.75
fur December 11.42.-11.50 am Shlui
S11.42h; fir Snnuar $ll.02i <--11. %, Or
sdlus sll.05; fur Mai si6.0z18-10. 671l
Stliub Sl0.521a.
Sbsrt Stss.nfrt ten eefe $l0.5C
- 1l.25 per 100 yfuns. CUR Sitober
t10.s7k-ll.05, am shlus t10.971.; fir
San. Sl0.25 - 10.4o, am Sdlus 210.25
iiir gtai $l0.07H - 1o.17K, am SdIut
$10.071a.
3xtter - Nar.t IN fstia. greansrie
24k-29cs Darn 221aa-27e per yiuns.
&ier. = Narit il itetis. 6rif6e 81 -
24t per DxteaS.
A1fe. = ytartt ii H.tis. Sream II
-17Hc Der yfanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11

Ntnthaat lO. Ssteber 1912.
Die xa4folseabea Euotirunqen be,ieke.
I'D Rur aaf Gngros Trausattisnen. Bel
fleineren SeiAdfteu SsrseA essas bSbers
Yreife btreSnet.
prsstftsneM
Ger Rarst har ru6ia. bic Dreife hetia.
e4nall. Yrsma Steam $11 1.9I-l2. .0S
f.s.b.
Observation-Disclosures Rsrtt
in fsff. ebsrt clear Ssiisn l21I-l2l,e,
i1srt NiSpenisitea IL - l2lze, srtra fbsrt
clear eeiten IL - 12As, G&ultern liz
llAs, Bellies l3 = 1876 lOie uns 5ls
mebr serSa&t
sassM- Nartt fea. ebsrs liar. eei.
ten 1917 - 131<e, furae NiS,eafsitsn l3--
1875, ertra bort clear esilen I3--131Ic,
64xItern 12h h--l211e xns Hsoiss 14--l4ie
Isis ssss ~ per Dfuao msbr ssrpadt.
Sursr Cured Eleif@ - Narft III fetia.
e@inisn l6h - lie, penie sSuItsr
l2K - 10, Sreaifah Bacon 20 = Ell,
6Aalttru II - 12t1, step Sort Sat e6ul.
tsrn l2l %, trs<sse Dssi S4ia.sa
eateep5xeItH 6Ieif&.-Waritfen.
6AiuieH IAN - Is, yienie SHultern
il--1I14e, 1eries l6L-l7ke, eduIteru
ll-ilAs, AsS Ssrs sut eAnltsrn IN
trif4esgIstf6.-e4ia,en 1917 l-l81<.,
ptHie eAultera 10a4-11L4e, eAatttrn III a
lily fbsrt HiSpeHfeittn 11la-lrAs, fbort
Hare Geites 11A-lI1<e, ertra ftort Seitsa
1la4-l1he, Delliss l3 -l5lze Der giuus.
Detf Gareat l0-13e.
NEIL uns s.tr.ip.
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9ie 3Iatfhha !.

r8er lit penn rne fart pelhmintte
9eripn2"
.0or Der ntrm did in adlt. Die
1T etn tpabres &latfhipurnaIl"
$50, 10 - unp Dasu np6 furbis ia
luftrirt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-11

GbrIib nabrt ant Idngitcn
mciI eS am ipenigiten IN Debraif
gcnoMmen nirc2
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Metan Wtartt.

HtpgOrf, 10. Sttobsr.
3inn 1T fau su $40 97--50.12; Hupis {
IL Hau : elsctbrsistis s17.62 - 1876,
GATE $l7.62 17S7s; eating su $l725-
T.37. 1Iei rubia gu $50. SpsItsr ruhia
~ $3.50 - ITO. eiieu mar itart. 10. l
6saHers Rortb.ra gu .50-l8.o0, no. 2
b. su SIT. 7.25-lI7S, as, soutbsrn urS
Re. Southern foit ,u $l8.00-I850.
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Niebmdrfte.

Einciunati. 10. Sttob.r.
5ufuhr snb Berianot udhrenb Der periloi-
itnen "a Stunben, serslihen NIT ben porber.
aehenHen 8 3aaen naren ME ieIgt:
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Dom WeInn,artte.
eixtinasti 10. otsbes, 1918

3tNttnnotJ ~. OtSonsss tvIS.
Gle 8efadfte parsn beute in ben Unnftn
niht befonbers Iebbajt, bod III Gelb fef nUb
iApsrli@ unter 81 ION eau" 5u erlaHgtn,
n19renb GeiAdfts$apisre meiRens ~ 81
cisfpntirt nurben. Die Matler plaetrtsn Vrt.
pai.AapitaI ,a 41f-s$ son eau Hnb ahf
3tit ~ 6-6K%.
mseisi sxf UeS nsss
purbsu au Bari ,tpii&en 8anien berlauft.
Eu (suntetrats bstragt Soc Prdmis per
5000.
RtAid suf essssa.
ins Diaia. = Die fsIsenssn nast'rsngsn
fiHe ~ bsti&ten:
ssnSon, 5 Tag. ei8t, A.ssN N-4.ssl< per
g., go Taas 8ibt, $482L--4.82l< Der e;
pais, fAae ei&i, 6.l5-6.l6H Der granes;
$lOO 90 foae Siht. 5l7H-52O Drnnes per
$iOO: fir Dsutf,Ianb 9age Gtht. I WGrf
SSk-06Ne DO. go Hase Si4t, 941fe.
Tsgumentaru Uias auf qonoon purben 3u
l.glk, uaf 0Iasssp ~ 4.8l ans axf Del.
far ~ 1901 periaaft.
k,ast Il. .Cblteahsnsm
rabis sns aetis. Die Banten qustirea nis
islsf:
ain.aat E.rtauf.
~ Nsnbs, 1928 Coup. .ll3A li4L
~ Bombs. 1918 ...... .l02H lob
~ Dones, 1880. .......l0l lOlH
~ Ranama ...lO1 1Olk
gisssins 4saie iimiats.
Gsr limfat i'm hieiiasn gTearingbsuie tsIisf
fA bsxts auf t3,777,600.
spiaf.esIss,stsm.
Mud beute pareu bic Gtimdfte pisber fsbr
ruhis nnb Die greiie Ihtpah. bolsenoe Ser.
TAME fnb ~ berihten:
Ma Sss D1sis. -
20 slitien Grit Gas & electric $3.50. s5A
o MiileH Ginii 6ns Il Glectric...... 90
10 WHEN Columbia Gas. .............. Tx
Q Mhien Rrocfer II Ddrble. ........,.446
gsiiicn U. z. BriHtina- Tek
6 aIfieH g. 81. & 0.....t............ go
2 Mitlen eintt eireet yt. ............12s
25 nitieu Gin'tt Street Rp............t27A
tseond Cal,
so aiiien gin'ti gas & electric. s5M
90 Mfticn Qcl. & Ieni. s.............. 2C4
r in sffemes Uaasst.
20 Mf!ier 9ant Wros. pfh.. .............115
% Mftien Columbus SOS 4 GsueI coil.. 35A
Niiteu 6ofeI eibfon pfb....,......109
s1,500 TonIbs gEiuing Gr 81. 100
1000 Seoreeforn&eer'ioH 1rdet. 5%.. e6Ls
5000 Gtn'tl Gias IT. .. g. 5ao. 1889. %
4.501 0tntt S'boel d. 1880. .108
NaAaebenss Iabeae bsn i'm hieiisen Narft
bsfnbIiHen 1snsS sms G.tien siebt ste sfT.
,ieatR Hxstiruxeen an:
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Ninbpteb. Der Mortt par beuts
aiemIih Iebbaft uub bic Hreiie fetig. eto.
derS unb Neebers naren in gutter Na4frase
uRb ,hetis biz ftari, besslei@en Milhfuhe.
0AEme 9tiere bra1ten $6.26--8.00, ertra
7.SO, faxes $50. O9fts 42.50-s.75,
tlsif9ertisre $l.25-7.76, asssrIeisne bis
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9dglt@er W1arft.8eridt,

stnsinaati, 10. S.tebsr 1912.
Die xaAfoIseaSea Euotirunsen be,iebeH
fM Rur aaf GnsroS Trausattisnem. Bel
fleineren 0ei4dfteu ssrseA espas bSbere
Yreifs bereAmet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14

.ul;Speciai TO The Times Dispatch.
wv ii!!amshurG, Va, June l3,-Wil
nam Iinsicy. colored. aged forty-nv.
Is supposed to have been drowned I'm
me chickahominy River at Wynne's
Landing at an early hour yesterday
morning. Tinslcy. whose home is mt
i'laHcond. was employed loading a
large with another man. Tho latter
called to Tinsley. and getting no re-
ply went 10 look for him. He had
suddenly disappeared, and has not
peen seen since. 1t is supposed he
toppled overheard and was drowned
although the water is shallow and
the man was a good swimmer. Search
was made for his body. but no trace
OF II was found. His companion SAYS
ne could not have left the barge with.
out his seeing him.
Judge Tyler has appointed r. NJ.
curtis game warden for jamestown
district. ana J. NJ. Manning game war
den for Powhatan district, james CITY
county.
DR.. ID. J. King has been appointed
Registrar for williamsburg, f. c.
Ayers and j. i. Van Fossen for James
town district. James city county, and
John +. Roberts for Bruton district.
YORK county. to act under the new
department of vital statistics. as
created by the last Legislature. The
law goes into effect Tomorrow
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DIVIDEND DECLARED.

Alexandria. va. June 1s.-Prcrerred
crcultors or the defunct Mercantile
Railway Building and Loan Associa-
uon Will receive dividend of 30 per
cent, which was declared to-day by
Receiver Douglas Stuart This mean.
a distribution OF :bout $4,000
me preferred creditors of the as
ISOLATION consist mainly of those who
had small savings banks I'm the con-
Germ. among whom were many women
ana children. The stockholders OF
tne concern have not Yet received any
dividend on their deposits, and they
are in the majority.
This Will he the first dividend which
has been declared since the failure of
TINS institution. January ~. 1911, two
weeks following the failure of the
virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Cor
poration.
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ON THE PREMISES.

Vaughan. OF South Boston: Helen Jack
son. of Petersburg: Elizabeth Rich
ardson. Of Farmvillc; Mamie smith
of Chapel HIN. y. C.. Elizabeth Mich
OILS, OF Petersburg. Dallas Lee. of
Richmond: Kitty Mitchell. of Peters
burg: katharine Gordon. of Rich
mond: Mary Irving. Farmvillc: Bes-
sic Price. Farmvillc: Margaret Tenn
pie. Danvillc: Aylinc Watson. Bon
Air: Ashby Casey. New York. MAJ
'4arct McNey Richmund: Pauline
anderson. Richmond; Lynn Lewis
Jones, Richmond; Bessie Nilsson,
Alexandria; Mary McClintic. Marlin
ton, w. Va; Martha Purcell. Rich
nond: Merle McClintic, Marlinton. w.
Va; Mildred Hadra. san Antonio.
Texas, Frances Hundley. Glover: May
wood Winslow. Winston. ~ c.. Boil
Ing HUBBARD. Dillwyn: Alice Graham.
H. $. Nathalie McFadcn. Richmond
Carrie Kyle. Farmville. Marie Hale.
Jacksonville. Fla. Lucille Moore.
Waverly, Tenn.
Chaperons: Mrs. II. T. Graham. Mrs.
- ~. Bianton. Mrs. 5. T. Paulctt. Miss
susie Nenable. Mrs W. II. Whiting.
ISIS Addie Venable
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Virginia Trust
Company
RICHMOND, VA.

This Company having qualified
as Administrator of the estate of
Edward N. Dennis, deceased, all
persons having claims against said
estate are requested to present
them, and those indebted to the
estate will please make payment.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.,
administrators of Edward N.
Dennis
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StnrllnE-nUbey.

fredericksburg. Va. June 13.-Miss
Virginia Mary Robey. of Stafford
county, and Edward T. Starting, of
Danville. were united In marriage
yesterday at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. James T. Orrock. in
Spotsylvania county. Rev r. S. Lit
singer. OF this city. performing the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Startling left
for bridal trip North, after which
they will make their home Mt Dan
VILE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-14
Office OF
virginia Carolina Chemical Co,
Richmond. Va. June IL, 1912.

NIcHnIonu. va, June II, 1872.
DIVIDEND NO. 81.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared q dividend of two
(2Go) per cent. the same being con
secutive quarterly dividend No. 81
on the preferred stock OF this COM
pany. payable JULY Is. 1912, when
checks Will be mailed to all pre-
fcrred stockholders OF record at the
close OF business on June Ii, 1919:
and for the purpose OF this dividend
and the stockholders annual meet
ing both the preferred and common
stock books OF this company will
be closed from y noon. June 10,
l9l2. to 10 a. NJ, July Is, 1912
s. w. TRAVERS, Treasurer.
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Gxffuenr8' Rnlife

NoTIcE.-HAVING QUALIFfE1DfI "a
curator OF the estate OF Ann Eliza
beth Davis. Highland Springs, Va.
al persons Indebted to said estate
are required to make payment 70
me. and any persons having claims
10 said estate will present same for
payment to me. ANNA o. BOS-
M1OitTli., Curator. Lock Box ga,
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Bj- Pollard e Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTITN SALE
OF
STORE AND LOT AT FAIR OAKS. IN
HENNrcO COUNTY, VA.

In execution of a deed of trust, dated
NoVeinner -. 1912. and recorded in tho
Henrico Circuit Court, ID. b l92-A. mage
~. default having been made in the
Pa!inert or tho debt therein secured.
/ Will sell by auction on the nrem,
ises. on ia
MONDAY. JUNE II. 1912.
at $50 P. N,
ms above mentioned property. The
said store is situated at the snters:c-
ton Of the Hcnrico Road and the
'sout neHn Railroad property fronting
and being of irregular depth.
Inis sale is mada subject TO n prior
mortSaEe Of $500. due September is.
lSLo; with interest on same. payable
cml-annually at per cent.
TERMS: Cash. subiect 10 Tho mo-.
gage as above stated,
II. r. POLLARD JR..
Trust,e.
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RraI estate jFp SaIe
Keal G6tatf Tor Kent

FOR RENT. 2o15 PARK AVENUE
$40 per month: eight large rooms: :
two bath rooms; pantry; range: la
trobe; combination lights: rooms all
papered; three-foot side entrance: at
once y. W. ROWE & SON
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MRS. c. X. BOWERS. li5 T.. FRANK.
i'm, rooms and board for permanrnt
and transient guests; dining room
well equipped.
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Aurtinn Aales, Ubfs map,
AUCTfoN SALE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.. NC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

At the request OF the owner, we will
offer for sale at public auction. on the
premises,
FRIDAY. JUNE 18th. 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
that beautiful suburban home at stop
Il, Westhampton. on tho car line. The
property faces Grove Road 800 feet,
Granite Avenue frontage OF 900 feet
west View Avenue frontage of 261 feet.
The house has ten rooms and Is in nrst-
class condition Nice well OF water;
stable. 30x30. two stories The ground
is laid off in lots. as follows:
Thirteen building lots OF different
sizes, together with the lot on which
the house is situated. We are IN nosi
ton to offer splendid terms, and this
property Is rare chance for an in
vestment
Terms announced at sale. Plot and
further information furnished upon
application to the auctionocrs
GIBBONEY- NUCKOLS co,
lOl4 East Main Street
AuCti0ncarr
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At the request OF the owner, we will
offer for sale at public auction, on the
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Dihtnenb Qotices.

Office OF the
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Philadelphia, Pa
THE BOARD Or DIRECTORS HAS
this day declared quarterly divI.
dend or VI per cent. on the capital
STOCK OF this company payable on
the 18TH DAY OF JUNE. 1912. 70
stockholders or record at the closs
or business June 90, 1912.
j. SELLERS BANCROFT.
Treasurer
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FOR SALE. NO. s PuLsOMETER
steam pump; viii pump 40 per cent
SAND or mud; 3-inch discharEc, half
inch steam. Also 50-H.-P. boiler. Is
H.-P engine. Two steam drills; one
double drum hoist. one single-dru,n
hoist, derricks. cars and track: two
horsepower hoist. wincnes and gen.
eral quarry or contractors equip
inent. Address ii Sc. care Times
tf.h
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5faIen ]ornpusals

BIDS WASTED SEALED BIDS ARE
wanted for eight hundred (SOo) 10
twelve hundred U.200) yards OF
Granollthic sidewalks. to be laid In
the town of Clarksville. Va. Sp.ci.
to
r. II. EASLEy. Mayor.
Clarlesville, Va
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Boarding

ONE LAHGE AND ONE SMALL ROOM.
nicely furnished. with board IL ac-
sired sos y. Flfth street,
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-
Rfftfnp9

@ ASoNIC NorI c E.&D5CovIEs
Ky Lodge-Thc members OF Dove
/Y\ Lodge. No. 81, a.. T. & A. NJ.
VIII attend the stated COMMUNICATE IN
OF the lodge. at the Masonic Temple,
on THIS FRIDAY. juno IL, 1912, at
1880 p NJ.
Members OF sister lodges and tran
silent brethren are fraternally invited.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
BEN T. AUGUST
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MRS. LEH STRINE LIpSCOAIB, HAN
over cafe, 100 West Franklin. Sum
mer rates. Transicnts "A specially.
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lloAiE COMFORTS: nESIitABLE OUT
SIDE bright rooms. with board 100
West Main. adjoining Lcffcraon Hotel.
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t2rlp CGtanrro, a9aie

" ANiEb, rOi; U. >. ARMY. ABLE.
podled. unmarried men, between ages
OF good character and temperate nap-
its. who can speak, read and wri;s
the English language For 'nforma.
ZION apply 10 hecreitinE Officer. S2p
l. Broad Street. Richmond "a
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ISLESWORTH

on the oceon front. Virginia av. overlook-.
ing famous Steel Pier. Capacity 500 Special.
Sl9t0 up weekly; extra charge for hot
private baths. Orchestra Auto meets traIns.
Booklet. WM. IIYM.AS, Proy.
FRANK NJ. PHOEBUS, MIR
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Professional pslp dCantfn

" ANTED, TEACHERS FOR PUBLIC
school and college work. Positions
open IN all Southern States. Write
ior "A Pian: SOUTHERN TEACH
EkS. AGENCY. Columbia. :. c.
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iQfIp I..untro, female
Situations lLianteo, female

W'ASTED.@A Pos1TloN WANTED As
stenographer. Attended Piedmont
business College. MISS VIRGIE
LOWERY. Virginia. Va.
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a STATED COMAtUNTCA ALTON
Ny OF Temple Lodge. No. Q. A.. f.
~ & a. NJ. will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple THIS (rriday) EVE
MING at 1870 o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and tram
silent brethren are fraternally invited
to unite with us
BY order OF the Worsh'pful Master.
ALEX. w. ARCHER,
Secretary.
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Buena Vista Spring Hotel

In the Blue Ridge. Franklin Co., Pa.
200 feet above level. Cool. bracsnE.
superb Scenery. Fine Drives. Pure Sprinr
CncXcelled cuisine
Opens for Season June is, 1912.
same efficient management last year.
ROOMS. single eff suite with priysts
BATH, now booking.
For chart. terms and booklo, adar
THOMAS +. PERKINS,
Bucna Vista, Franklin Co. va.
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New Hotel Merton

Atlantic City, n. j.,
Vermont Ave. Unobstructed ocaam
view. Newly built brick. Cuisine unr
surpassed. MACK LATE &c co. IS
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RoSt ann Jrpunu

VihclNrA PASSENGER MD POWER
Iyhpah!'s conductor badg", No. 23o.
fIhdcr VIII please return same To
reservoir Office and receive liberal
reward.
LCST. ONE DOU KNOT GOLD
brcastpin. Reward II returned to
south Beach street
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IClanIcu

WANTED.-A FIRST CLASS MODERN
builder wants suDcontracts address.
BUILDER. Box ll02. City.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH.
household goods In any u,iantity'
Phone Madison 3S5I.
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SLIP COVERS.

IN LINEN AND CREToNNE. TOR BED
room or parlor. -4ude TO lit. sgd
NOR Sc HUNDLEY. INC. Seventh and
Grace. Madison 1904.
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Bu5tne5S opportunities
Bee, Coo ann 21)no0
WOOD AND COAL.

OUR DRY kINDLlNG BEST IN CITY.
heretofore handled by Midlothian
Wood Company: $50 nalf-cord. DA-
NlD NJ. LEA & CO. Phone AIonros
Csc.
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automobiles for scale

FOR SALE, b. STKOMBURG CAR
burctor and prestolitc tank: style B:
cost 500. VIII sell both $50. AUTO,
Box 4S2. CITY.
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G7l5rRIlanfDu5
SHOE itEpAIKING.
SLIP COVERS.

SLIP COVERS HADE TO ORDER
furniture polished and repaired
LEVY, the upholsterer. AIS West
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Jpr SaIe

MOTHS. PIANOs-W WHEN THE TWO
get together it means expense to
you in couple OF months. Have your
piano protected against them this
summer. LEE PERCUSSION PIANO
co, ll9 East Broad Street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-20
BY Harry CHASER.

TYRUS COBB. who this year
leads the American league
batsmeu for the sixth year
in succession, has an excellent
chance Of at least equalIing the
great record made by Hans Wag-
ner. who has led the National
league batters eight times since he
joined the Louisville club in 1897.
In 1911 Wagner finished behind
Kirlle and Jackson, of Boston, who
took part in 20 and SO games. re-
spectively, but was given the credit
of being the real batting champion.
But Wagner has established an
other record that many baseball
men think will stand forever. He
has just finished his sixteenth con-
secutive season as Il 800 per cent
batter in the major leagues. Tn
official averages for 1912 give Wag-
ner 1926 per cent. The official fig
ures will not vary many points.
Pop Arson. of the old Chicago
White Sox. batted 800 per cent for
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y Cobb Has Chance Beat Fng Duchmans Batting Record
HANS WAGNER HAS HIT OVER 800 FOR IL YEARS

ner have batted 800 or better for
ten or more years in succession in
the last 30 years. Hundreds have
played the game in that time. An
son batted 800 fifteen consecutive
years; Dan Brouthers. fourteen:
Willie Keller. thirteen; Ed Dele
hanty and Joe Kelly. eleven each
Hugh Duffy, Jesse Burllett and Ma
poleon Lajoie, ten years each.
Before Wagner entered the Ma
tional league he led the Atlantic
league, batting .379 with the Pat
erson On. j. club in 1896. Count
Ing his first season, played outside
the majors, he has batted over 300
seventeen consecutive years.
o Wagner's smallest average was
.305, in 1898, with Louisville. His
best average was $50 in 1900. the
first year he played at Ptttsburg.
Wagner has played in 2,169 ma
ior league games. He has been a+
bat S,2SS times. made 2.S49 hits
scored l,502 runs and stolen 63S
bases.
The Flying Dutchman has aver
aged .342 for each of his sixteen
years in the majors.
Ty COBB has batted over 300
each Of seven years he has been in
the big leagues.