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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Lynch burg

Ran. for Hummeil9 in, eighth inning,
Score by innings; II.
Newport News 0 0 0 x-s
14ynchburg II 0 o 0 o.
Il. Summary, Stolen bases Pfeiss. 2;
Mcdonald, Braun. Sacrifice hits
Wolfe Two base hits-Hummelt
Three base hits-Morrissy 2: Allen.
First base on errors--Newport News
Z; Lynchburg 2. Left on bases
Newport News Z; Lynchburg I.
Double plays-Moreland to Mcdonald.
WoIums to Hummell. Bronze to
Braun. Struck out-By Morrisy 8:
BY Allen 9. Bases on balls-By Nor
risy 2: Allen 4. Wild pitch-By Allen
Time of game--2:f2. Umpire
Doguherty. Attendance. 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Games Today.
AHWlEb UUHYs
Reading at Richmond.
shington at New DIRK.

Left field fence figured considerab bly,
in the eart-disease finish IN the
contest between Richmond and Read
Ing yesterday afternoon.
That fence figured more than once.
Reading made all it's runs via the
fence. Richmond kept peEging along
without being able TO reach the fence
until the ninth inning. With Nc
Aieesc on first. Prout swatter the ball
over for a homer. tying the game up.
Many fans had started for the cars.
They returned. and they saw q An
tsh that would have made TWO thou
sand fans glad
Richmond outplayed the visitors
all through, although the ReadIngites
prove no slouches. Had il not been
as has been said, for that fence. there
would have been different tale 10
have unfolded.
There would not have been as many
runs. nor would there have been so
many minutes consumed in reaching
a conclusion
President Landgraf has already en-
gagged man erise the heighth OF
That Fence" about ten feet
The game started wttF many ardent
fans urging the Rens 10 victory Jack
MeDonongh suggested that. the battle
Of Seven Pines was about To be fought
over again,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
SCORE Is TO 2 AGAINST THEM
AT ONE PERIOD IN READ
ING GAME.
SEVEN HOME RUNS
LEFT FIELD FENCE CUTS FIGURE
IN GAME, SHECkARD PUT
TING BALL OVER PAL
INGs TWICE.
uri,ed States Leaaue Games.

pittshurg- Cincinnati and New York
Washington games postponed. rain and
wet grounds.
Richmond. Q; Reading, 90 inningso
Cleveland 10. Chicago. s.
Stamina nH CIuhK
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
PLAY 2 GAMES IN
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
PORTSMOUTH AND NEWPORT NEWS
TEAMS ARE VICTORIOUS ON
HOME GROUNDS.
RAIN SPoILS SPORT
RICHMOND AT DANyILLE AND NOR
FOLK At ROANOKE ARE
UNABLE TO PLAY OWING
TO WET WEATHER.

Virginia League Games.
Portsmouth, 3; Petersburg. |.
Newport News, S; Lynchburg, 4.
Other games postponed, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07


MIR Trent .........M Maurice Cass
Pink Bemis -. Cleneay Mathews
Bill ......... Howard Teachout
Tom ...............W Wade Scott
William Gillettes psychological
comedy "Clarice" sas given at the
A cademy last night to a large audlehce
bv the Lucille La Verne stock COM
psny. Miss La Verne appearing In
Aunt Clancy" her original role.
Her admirers regretted the compar-
atively limited stage presence this part
allows Miss La Verne. even though 1t
be the most conspicuous in the cast
As the dusky and dynamic dictator OF
the Darlington fortunes Miss La Verne
a chieved her customary success. dis
playing astonishing ability CHAR
acter' actress
C!srioe is All episode. In The flesh
she is the pretty young ward Of Dr.
Darlington. who fears he has tubercu-
Ions tendencies. He has fallen IN love
with his charge. but dissembles. Char
ice love her guardian and tries to
dissembie. Ar~,ar then MIR. and Mrs,
Trent with Forsythe Denbeig'h. an
other doctor. in tow. Mrs. Trent so
works upon Dr. Carrington's feelings
of duty that he decides Ii best that
Clarice marry Depbeigh. He sends her
TO that unWelcofne sutton and begins
to fnndle rose she had given him that
morning. Ciarlce returns for dropped
handkerchief and discovers the adora-
ton Of the rose. He does not see her
II is the first intimation she had of
his love. She again goes out and Mr.
Cnwelcome Suitor is sent about his
business. Ii is very pretty bit OF
unspoken acting. but for the benefit
OF those unfamiliar with psychological
phenomena. is explained in a set speech
IN ti1e next act.
Mr. and Mrs Trent might we'll have
been left out OF the play for all that
they contribute 10 it's action. except
that It appeared Mr. Trent was de
signed to aInlse (Which he did. and
that Mrs Trent Was there to make
trouble. tShe was foiled1. ..
Why The lady was ready to go to any
length. even high crime. in order to
unite Clarfce and Denheigh must
class@G With other psychological. prob
lens OF the play.
Miss Parke Patton. as Ciarice. was
all hat an unqualified success. At times
oile felt that the part was bit heavy"
FOR hsr. Mr.. Hal Chase did the nervous,
hNpochondriae Dr. Darlington splen-
Oily. The attempted suicide scene
suffered through no fault of his So
2ruesone p scene is extremely difficult
to STAGE effectively and the audience
r-7riSt rs pard0rred Tor the Father gen
eral smokers,
Mr. Maurice GAGS scored a hit as
the fussv little bore Mrs Trent's hus-
band The rest Of the supporting cast
v ere excellent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
GIANTS AND CUBS
WIN THEIR GAMES
CARDINALS AND BRAVES GO DOWN
IN ONLY GAMES IN BIG
LEAGUES.
AMES PITCHES WE'LL
CHANCES MEN ARE LUCKY IN
EARLY INNINGS AND HOLD
~
OFF RUSH OF KILLINGS
WARRIORS.


Washington Philadelphia and New
York. Boston games postponed on ar
count of wet grounds. Western clubs
travel East.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
At the Empire

A genuine hit was registered yes
terday by the Fadettes of Boston, the
ladies' orchestra, led by Carolyn g.
Nichols. Their work will take ranK
with the greatest musical offerings
ever presented In this city. The
sweetest or sSrenades and the most
tempsstuous finaies were paved with
such excellence that tho audience waa
enthralisd with the beauty OF It all.
A half.dosen encores was the result
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Standing OF Clubs.

Games To-day.
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at PittsburR
Phila delphia at Cincinnati
New York al St Louis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
Cubs Beat Braves.

CHICAGO. May s.-The Cubs lumn.-.
I'd info third place today when ihey
heat Boston 5 to g. Killing made bad
guess when he started Tyler on the
mound. He lasted less than one In
ming. and during his incnmbency the
Cubs rolled up three tailies. McTtgue
wound IN the inning. but King sent
in pinch hitter in the second. and
Buster Brown finished in good style
Cheney wobbled trife In the second
round. and Boston stored away two
runs. Miller found him for a homer
in the NTH.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07

Hoffman out hit by batted ball.
"*Hauser batted for McTigue in sec
ond.
"@sJackson batted for Brown in
ninth.
Score by innings X.
BOSTON .............o D % % y o--S
Chicago .......,:. l.0 u000 -
Summary. Two base hits--Ames
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
standing of Clubs.


Games To-day.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Phila delphia
Chicago at Washington
st. Louis al New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
YE[[0W-jACkETS
WIN THEIR GAME
HAMPTON SIDNEY FAILS TO SUP
PORT PITCHER LEWIS IN
PINCHES.

FARMvILLE. VA. May e.--Rarl-
dolph Macon defeated Hampden-Sid =
ney in slow game, this afternoon
All of Randolph Macons runs came
on errors in the first, third and ninth.
Hampden Sidney played a loose field
ing game and Lewis lost purely on
errors. Randolph Macon's fielding was
perfect and although fIampdenStd-
ney hit Brown hard at times they
were able to score but twice. Hamp-
den Sidney's runs came in the third
and eighth on two hits and base on
balls. each time. G. r. Saunders,
Frey and Lewis featured for Hamp
den Sidney, while Ives, Brown and
Gale PLAYED Randolph Macon's best
game.
Score: n. Fl. f.
Fla ample n Sidney .........,.2
Randolph Macon ...........4
Batteries-For Randolph Maconhrd
summary; Batteries--For Hamp-
dem Sidney. Lewis and Frey; Ran
dolph- Macon, Brown and Gale, Two
base hits-Painter. Umpire-O'Toole
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-07
..cI.r;.." AZ ths Academy.

nClartce" a comedy drama IN -FOUR
acts bv william Gillette, presented p3
Lucille La Verne. and her company 81
summer stock players
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
w. 0. w.

The Woodmen Of the World have
the safest and surest fraternal bcne-
iiciary society and the following
facts are worthy If consideration;
They have an emergency fund Of
$4,000 900 invested in United States
state, municipal and school bonds
averaging / 1 per cent, net per an.
nun, which means an income Of
$500 10000 per annum, more than
the average frsternal beneficiary So.
ciety collects from its entire mem
bership in assessments.
Il has over $50, 900 members and
in addition TO the payment of death
policies # 500 t. 1000 dollars crrcts
a beautiful monument over the
grave Of every deceased member
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
Your Poll.Tax Please.

The citizens Of school district No.
one will please bear in mind that the
poll tax for 1912 is now due and that
every one must Toe paid 10y April :.
There is generally ready response
L. the call Of the collector, and 1t i
worthy of notice that no member OF
the city fire department though le'
galy exempt from the payment, has
declined to hand the poIl-taX dol
lar which goes into the school fund,
The boundaries Of the pemlng
voting district and Of school district
No. one are identical let every
male citizen over twenty-one years
If axe residing within this district,
remember that his poll-taN Is due,
though ne may have lived here but
,Wu weeks and there IS no age limit
M to ninrty-nine years, This motto,
i given AS a reminder chiefly It
those residing outside the city lin
il. to bring the poll.do.lar whel
coming to town and deposit it at tn
office Of DR.. J. G.. Mojr or that o
pr Strcd or hand to the collector
Charles K. Hunt. Please have thl
done by April lst and avoid tn
. troubles # delinquency
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15
Road Notes.

California is preparing to spthu
slS. 900 900 on state highways run
ming north and south thru the
state No wonder they have good
roads
If the Traveller does not wish -
go by Las Cruces he can 60 from
Deming by TT Cummins, Lake Val
ley and Hilshoru. thus striking the
river at Las Palomas and getting
the same view he would have II
coming from Las Cruces.
Last week mention was made OF
the road south from Mi Graham
being cleared and that the WORK
would have been better if applied
to a road travelled 10y more people.
Mr.. Rhea, the road commissioner "t
the district. informs Us that the
work On that road was paid for ry
him and COS, the county nothing.
Ii We had more such commissioners
our roads would bc better II we
had commissioner in the district
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

The customer who comes back is
the man who adyertises for you. Ask
our customers if they We're used
right, wen chance the verdict. Dem.
ing Lumber Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1912-03-15

II You are Interested IN a high
grade of lumber and at medium
price, we can interest YOU pcminy
Lumber Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
ACCUSED OF FORGERY
Young Married Nan Charged WIN
signing Employers Name to meek

B p. Sale. a young married man.
twenty years old. was taken into GUS
tody Yesterday afternoon by Ofhcer
@ r Tinsley as suspected check
flasher. He was charged later. IN a
warrant. with forgery Of the name OF
the Union Trunk and Bag Company
by whom he was employed. TO cneck.
pavable to himself which he cashed at
the store OF s T. Coverstone, at Four
teelth and Hull Streets. He was heid
without bail for preliminary hearing
this morning before Justice II. 4. Maui
rice in Police Court. Part IL
sale is from Disputanta, Va. He has
been living in this city three weeks
coming here with his bride Of month
and setting Up housekeeping at 2lo
West Fifteenth Street He was en-
ployed by the Union Trunk and Sag
Company as a factory hand. and mad
given entire satisfaction. He is OF
prepossessing appearance and is said
to be well connected.
When seen last night Sale readily
admitted his guilt. but did not appear
to realize the gracity of his offense.
He signed the name OF his employers
to a check for S225O. After making a
slight purchase at COverstone's. ne
rendered the check in payment and re-
ceived his change. Mr.. Coverstone put
the check in bank on deposit 1t was
returned as a forgery. The police were
notified. and Officer Tinsley was de-
tailed on the case
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
The ldkMeAM &iua0
.AuCnOhekDk9
a16 EAST BR0A0A1

AUCTION SALE
OF
BANKRUPT STOCK AND FTxTCRE6
Or COSBY PAINT CORPORATION
NO. 3II WEST BROAD STREET,
We will sell at public auction IL
lots TO the trade. on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER IL
beginning at 1880 o'clock.
the stock and fixtures OF the COSBY
Paint Corporation. at No. si1 West
Broad Street, consisting OF large ana
varied line of Inside and Outside
Paints Varnishes and Stains. In cans
Of all sizes. assorted stock OF Brushes.
Muresco and Cold Water Paints and
Kslsomine, Gold ana Aluminium Paints
and Bronzing Liquid. Waxing Brushes.
Window Glass Of various sizes. about
500 feet Rubber Hose, one 1lO-gaIlon
Bowser GasoIene Tank. five 6o-gailon
OIL Cans three Showcases. NatonAi
Cash Register. Combination Lock Iron
safe four Counters. about 100 running
feet good Shelving. Electric FIXTURES
Platform Scales. and other hXtureS
sale positive TERMS: cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
EfaaI GofIff

~ MON 1T MAY CONCERN.
Sosfr. - hereby given tnat , 80
q. ~ under the control - tnc C4'.s.
-, 81 clarke County. virginia, t.e
80, Of thirteen hundred sno eis 81,
. ,,, - me s;yie Of nathaniel BeF-
~. ~. rsccufor vs. Thomas Ncisoh ,
wsll ,s,~stor q aIs.. derived under a
c a1ii trust created ~ sse - ~
s-bonas Nelson for inc y.u,s ~ aid
creditors. said tuna s. ~ The gen
court ard T. IN The haH"s
.eraI receiver thereof. .. ,,.,,, 70 aid
Az persons having any CAR, ,a ~ ss.r
before ssis court wi vi, IN subiIcat'on
after the completion on ~
and establish t", M Circuit Court Of
clarke county. virginia
a Se'' GEO. GLASS. clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
perSDnal5

WEAR \ SPIRELLA CORSET. THE
corset recommended By the best
physicians Of the city. can at the
shop, III East Grace. o. phone Tor
one Of our corsetleres TO come -
YOUR home We also give votes ia
the contest now being run b. the
Virginian. MRS. COHNELIA MOORE,
manager.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF CHRISTMAS
novelties can be found at FkEED'S
ANNEX, 81 East Broad, FOR benefit
OF missions Thursday. Friday and
saturday. Something entirely new.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
a., HTrGHFs'S 209 North Third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
WILD ANIMAL HUNT
Mad Dog and officer Wescott, omciai
ExterminatOr. Have Merry Race.

Mad Dog and Omccr Nescott- Ve"
ExterminatOr. Have Merry Race.
To be the recognized leader IN any
particular branch Is sometimes honor
enough for one mar. bur Ohlcer J. T.
WescOtt who is known to be the pest
actor with a "A Colt in the Third Dis
trict. and consequently enjoys the
title Chief Canine ENterminator OF
the Southside." with ffty-seven varie-
ties Of scalps at his belt. IS now con-
tent to drop back into the ranks. II
all came through his efforts to XIII a
hound yesterday.
The dog. the property Of r \. Baush.
Of s17 East Ninth Street. began acting
oue.rlv yesterday afternoon about >
o'clock. The Alarmed neighbors took
10 the trees for safety lust at that
time the school children began arriv-
ing home. and the excitement In
creased With foaming Jaws. the mad
daned brute raced up and down the
street. scattering everything before
him. \ riot call was turned IN. and
The Chief F,xtersninatOr sent to the
rescue.
The dog was cornered. Three shots
were fred into its head. Like Percy.
brains IL had nix Instead % rollin Z
over and kicking its last like any
.VeII-behaved animal II became wilder.
and continued its mad career down the
street. with officer WescOtt on the trail
Around and around the block they
raced FOR fully a half hour. Finally
three more shots were pumped into
vital spots. and the raging boast was
laid low. Nevertheless. NJ more dog
chases for Officer Wesrott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
Install Drinking Fountains.

Two public drinking fountains were
installed yesterday in Washington
Park. They were erected at the mafn
entrances, Tenth and Hull and Ninth
and Decatur Streets. Both are of tho
sanitary type, making the use OF
drinking cup unnecessary The Dowi Is
of porcelain and rests on a pedestal
of cast iron. The water Is turned
on by the pressure of the thumb. and
shuts off automatically. The water
connections will be made to-day.
soutbsiders Will Act.
The Acme Club. of Swansboro. COM
posed wholly Of Southsiders. Will give
a minstrel performance tonight at
Town Hall. Highland Park. under tna
auspices Of Baraca Class "B" of the
Highland Park Methodist Church. The
curtain will rise promptly at SIS
o'clock. The troupe is under the per-
sonal direction OF Professor Richie
Bacon, the well-known organist of
South Richmond, and Clyde Maselin, d
Philadelphia.
Those il the cast are Marshall New
ell. John Conway. Willie Crooks and
Conway Burke. comedians; Myrwin
Park, Willie Jones, Ernest Bradshaw,
Ambrose Harding, Henry MorrissetS;,
Walter VI. Hall. Basil Morrissette. FL
wood Whitton and Linw pod Holt. \
feature act. "Brauer. the King of
Handouts will be introduced.
> Funerals Held Yesterday.
The funeral OF Ernest Vest. twenty
four years old. who died Tuesday
morning at the home of his sister.
Mrs Mary f. Beasley. I'll East Sew
enth Street. was held yesterday after
noon at 3 o'clock from the home. The
services was conducted by Rev. B. NJ
White. pastor Of the Decatur Street
Methodist Church
The funeral OF Mrs. c. c. Mathews.
who died Monday at her home. ~
West CLAY street. was held yesterday
from the CLAY street Methodist
Church The burial was in Maury
Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
D,ssoiution aotirss.

To TEMPORARY
ystirement from business or tseo, ,s'
~ bealth OF Mr. O. r. Sldusnter, ING T
1,-partnership existing pew -
y slaughter and a r - fho
ere, az 81 January. 1918. dissolved
~ ,rS mutual gt consent. All parties ha ..s1
~ liz against said firm WI.
ing -, nSes@nt them. and all parties
nwing said firrn will pleas SIN will
bv that date. Mr.. \. p. -, neral
,o,,.,.,t and respectfully so,lei's
- catronage Of former c"S'oi'''
- thc public BOO gencr--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12

BY request. We will offer the above
at public auction. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Il, 1912,
at o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises. This property is well
located and will always command a
good tenant This is a good opportun-
ity for any one wanting to buy a home'
Being on the car line makes IL espe-
ciallv desirable on account of it's con-
venience. Main Street is continuing
to enhance in value. The owners are
anxious to sell, and viii close at a
bargain.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
News Of South Richmond

10 o'clock The evidence IN the case
was heard Thursday and Friday or last
week.
At the opening OF court to-day the
Jury will receive instructions. before
retiring they will hear arguments OF
counsel. John a Lamb represents
Bush. and II NJ. Smith. Jr., appears for
Chewing The case involves the re-
covery of damages in the sum of $4,000
for injuries received by Bush through
the alleged negligence of the defend
ant company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
General News Notes.

Rev. C. W. Uranium. formerly OF
West Point, Ga, preached last night
in the cambridge street Baptist
Church. Following the service tho
regular monthly business meeting was
held
Governor Mann Will address tho
School and civic League OF Failing
Creek tonight at o'clock at the
schoolhouse at that place
Mrs. It. CT. Boswell, OF Chase city
Is the guest of Mrs William G. owens,
Of 701 West Thirty-third Street, Wood
land Heights.
Fred Beattie. who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia at the Retreat for
the Sick. is slightly improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
Dinioeno GotIffs.

,l-,-...--17, ,,.iilrav and l'Ower Company,
1ss broadway. New York,
No iO' November %. 1912.
,o,po CF DIRECTORS OF
= v = Ra,iwsS and Power Com
an has this day declared g'Ei,
dend Of IL per cen'' 4-s'--ed
60 "a p,r share. on the pr ci -
s. .| ~ said company. payable on
Isn,'arv 10. 1913. to the preter RE-.
JaaJI.5c1dsrs OF record on December
Ia1s The transfer BOOKS WI. WI;
not be closed. Dividend checNs VIA
lie H-iU g r WILLIAMS,
Tr.aeurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
Annual Election Of Officers.

StonewaI Jackson Aerie. No. 1881.
Fraternal order Of Eagles. elected the
following officers FOR the ensuing year
last night
u W. Dowdy. worthy president: y
T.. Bass. worthy president; O. g
XIV. worthy chaplain. g. W Blanken-
chin. secretary. J. q. Saunders. treas
urcr. W. r. Williams. conductor. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
Pay City Taxes
Room ioZ city Hall.

Richmond. Va. December 7, 1917
TIE LAST HALF or CITY TAXf,S.
ErAr, ESTATE AND PERSONAL FOR
1919 ARE DUE N DECEMBER. AND
SHOULD BIZ PAID At THIS OFFICE
EVERY MALE. twenty -One years ~
axe. and EVERY person kcepinE house
or doing business IN the cits. is as
saased for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
,h. v.ar are urged % call and settle.
So a. 90 avoid being posted as della
cuents.
FIVE PER CENT viii BE- added %
last half u not paii on or before DE-
Interest az SIX PER CF.NT also a.
taehcs % ell bills as soon a. reported
delinquent
Particular attention is called a. .hs
above. a. under the city ordnance
there can be 10 avoidance % the pen
aitv.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due and
pavabie FIVE PER CENT penalty
Will be added 90 AL 1919 Gradrg. Iay-
Ing and SEVER Connection bills NOT
PAN BY JANUARY a.. 1913.
WASfTINCTON WARD TfNES. rrC-
must b. "a q az the once 81 nEPJff
COLLECTOR Tenth and ifgI Streets
III. L. HULCE,
City Collector. City of R3chzoaA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
l9tefellaneou5
STORAGE.
SHOE REPAIRING.
DON'T HAVE TROUBLE

OF ALL STANDARD
makes rented by the day. week or
month, three months. So and up
wards. Rent applied on pGr-
chase AMERICAN TYPEW RITTER
EXCHANGE INC. sos East Main
Ctrent phonA Madison 525G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
coIIeton Cypress Company Wins.

Judgment in favor Of the plaintiff in
the sum OF Ss3O.ss was rendered yes
tcrday by Judge Ernest IT, Wells. who.
in Hastings Court. Part u. heard the
suit OF the Collcton cypress Company
against Joseph Hcppa.d. B. agree
mcut Of counsel the jury w. DIS
penssd with. The defendant company
accepted th. verdict q the court aud
Immediately settled the judgment IN
Snll. with interest from S'ptrmner IT,
IS : y. Patteson represented the plain
TIT, while W. VI Parrish appeared Tor
the defendant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12

The hearing ~ the personal injury
euit 81 r.. J Bush. an infant AGAINST
j. T. ChcwninE a. CO. viii D. rcsuniee
before Judge Ernest IT. Wells ~ itNS'
iurs Court. Part IT., this modnlnE az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
aufomoblles for Salt

ron SALE. Two-PAssENGER ROAD
strr automobile. lu perfect cOuii-
ton. 1919 model. VITA all equip
ment. electric lights all over car. \
bargain. selling On account nc place
20 keep Address n $50. care
Times Dispatch. or phone Madison
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
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II. Waymack. inside guard; ]. J. Cross
tic outside guard.
Trustees: j. ]. Baughan. r. l.. Sow
ers, c. J. Yardley, Aerie physician; 10
L. Roy.