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The Washington herald., 1913-03-09
WITH THE NATIONALS
-=N CAMP
CHARLOTTESVILLE CHATTER
BY
WILLIAM
PEET

camp. Eddie Foster. the sphinx OF the
zQs12 aggregation, does his share of the
talking these days.
If there is anything the matttr with
Rippy" Williams throwing arm. II has
not been apparent thus far.
Both Cubanse are shy on the English
language, but express their feelings in
, Spanish all right. Young Acosta muffed
a fly ball the other day and cried ont
"M:!CD---?"'., GriH understood what
the youngster meant all right. and SO
did some of the others within earshot.
Tom Hughes sports a green and white
! checkered cap. louder than Walter John
sons pink pajamas. I'm a regular col
leger now" the veteran told the boys.
George Mcbride made quite a reputa-
tion for himself as a bowler during the
past winter while at home in Milwau-
kee. and has challenged Ray Morgan to
match as soon as the club returns to
Washington.
John Henry appears In uniform for
every practice, but as yet has not at
tempted 10 go behind the bat or TO do
much running. He is nursing the in
jured member along gradually.
Victor Munoz and Joe Massaguer, Gu
ban war correspondents. both of whom
know baseball from A to z, are Of the
opinion that Griff is going to have a
great ball club this season.
Pitcher Sullivan, who performed with
the Helena CMontD club, Of the Union
Association. last year. has an easy.
graceful delivery. He is a tai youth
and has chance TO stick. GriH likes
those rangy guys.
Danny Moeller is strong for Charlottes-
VILE as training camp. The. movies
get Dan every night after supper. but
he IL always In the hay by ten bells.
The boys want Grin to pitch three in
nings during one OF the games when the
regulars and fannigans face each other
but the Old Fox says he will wait until
the weather gets warmer and then 60
into the box some morning and show
up few Of these so-calIed heavy hit
tiers.
Keep your eye on this tvirler Dent.
The good looking finger will be repre-
sented in more than one box score dur
ing the coming American League CAM
paign.
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RACING CARD FOR TODAY.
Juarez.

FIRST EACE-SeIIine; throc-year-olds and up-
ward: Eve and one-haf furlongs. lnquieta,' 81;
Toy Boy I0J: Charley Brown. loi: Elizabeth Har-
wood. .lo5: Mons C4nomsnr 1Os: Silcsis. loo; SIR
Earry iOs; King FIX Ill: Compton, Ill; The Fad.
ll2: Sir AlrsScot lI2: Lescar. lis.
SECOND RACE-ScIIing; four-yosr olds and up
ward; ono mile. An Moon q GaiCnc Gale. lol
Dave Montgomery IO3; Lambertha.' lO3: King Lear.
i04; Helen Scott 100: ROYAL River, Jos; sly Lad.
INs: Clint Tucker. los; starr, l0s Ben Greenleaf.
los: Ben Uncss, Ill
THIRD RACE-SclIng; f1Ir-ycar-olds and up
ward one mile Adnlane.' lG5 Bob Fariey.' l0
Slecpland loi IShigh. lOi McAlan. Ioi; Gift. loi
Dodo lIi: Golden Agnes. I06; Ocean Queen, los;
Descendant ms Delaney. los Forcr. Ill.
FOURTH RACE-HsndiCzP Dos Republics.
,alur. HDO: thrce-yesrolds ard upward; seven
furIopSs Lady Fanchits. 20 Vested Rights, 20;
dutch Rock. 70: Enfield. IS: kootenay, 3;
I.opeen 100: dorothy Dean. 100: Upright, 100:
Truly no: Chapultcpcc. ID; Console Ws Irish
tscntlcmsn III; E Palomar los; Jim Bszey. lis;
Round the World. L.
Fl Palomsr and Jim Bazey. Clark Schriebcr
entry.
FIFTH RACE-Sclling; thrce-ycar- r-olds six fur
longs. Red Widow S; Kali Inls,- T; Esletta.
TOO: Jolly Tar leO King StaIvart.. no: SafrouoS
100; Hasson. IO5; Ardclon, rs; Csmia. IT; Amity.
las
SMITH RACE Selling; fnur-yearolds and M
ward: ono ard oncfourh miles. NADIA Mas IS.
,.rct, hon G.. Ir: OrTCrth l00; Whiddcn. lGe: Bar
rrv uldhcld. lc,; Sam Bernard, ln2: Dick Baker.
'GJ
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RACING CARD FOR MONDAY
Charleston.

FIRST EAUE-Tursr $50 far, old, aud u,-
ward. scln-. Elk fUlonEs 'iodminc,' 70 Lady
Huche-' % Chiffon SuusW.- l0l, Nrriz, l6
, laque Io5: Miss Nell. l6: Stcalaway. los: Edith
Iuez los Cssque. los: NImhus. l05 B"dkin, los;
senator Sparks IC9; Moissnt. Ioa. Mad River. lO9
Taddlinc. III.
SECOND RACE Pure S0. twoyrar oldS. sllinS.
three aud half furouE.. Sister BalT.- lcC;
IuYrrious rs: Golnrs I05 Edna ICska lC5: Irs-
,i~ Louis lG7: Stone HcnEc. IO0: W'n1cnSho-s>.
10: Ada. III HaTwrrd. ll2; Old Jordan. ia;
Charles Cauncll III: Free Trad. lie Also eligible
Manners 10: Al Jones III: RImmssc. 100.
THIRD RACE-Pursc so. thrcc-ycdr-plis and
upward: conditions. milo and seventy yards: Bound
or l0; vnlthc-pe I0i: White Wool I0i: Pstpn.
IE; Milton r.. los; John Frlrlone. I0s: shaokltou.
III; Lawton Virgins. ll3
FOURTH RACE-rurse 500. three ycarolds and
upward selling. handicap. five and one-haf fur
longs: Queen Bee. 96: Progressive, 70: Nilc5. loi;
hmrricus loi: White Wool. los: SylTcstris lG
Hoffman 100: STohn. lI6; Farhcrola, l0i.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $50 three-year-olds and
inward selling five and onehalf fulrongs: Alder.
man Chico, Ill; Apcon, %: Bat Msstnrsnn. III
New Haven lG2: Willis s3; Pink Lady. 81; Dip
prr- IOi: Tony liz; Martre. los; Bush, lo5 Cullen
Ireus llo: Berkeley. III; Pixies Peak, q; Jack
Nunnslly IL; Coeur D'Alene,' 81.
SIXTH RACE-Puse 500. threeyearolds and
inward selling one and nneeighths miles: Pendant.
q? Supcrriscr.' Iol; Lord Esm, 105; Annie Sellers,
1N: Mud Sill. los; Azo. los; Spindle. los: Irish
Kid. lo3
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CARROLL COUNCIL RACE
WILL end This Week
Trinidads and Columbus Have Pen
nant Between Them-Deeiding
Games. Wednesday.
LEADS INDIVIDUALS

The Carroll Council (K. OF c. Duck
pin beague will close its third season
this week. and will end up the schedule
with handicap tournament on Friday
evening. The Trinidads and the Column
bias have the pennant between them, but
to which it actually belongs will not be
known until next Wednesday evening.
when both of these teams will have roll
ed their last games. Mccarthy leads the
individuals
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LEAGUE RECORDS.
High tcam set. Columhss. Lao.
High individual game. McCann. Kley, Daddy,
tied Le
High individual set Lacey. Trinidads Ss
High fat game, Colbert, Trinidads IS
MARKS in one set. Lacry, Trinidads T.
Most marks for season, Mclaughlin and McCar-
thy. tied, lo5.
Second high individual set, Mclaughlin. SALIVA
dOrs, 81
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Umpire silk O'Loughlin will go to An
niston. Ga. with the Rochester club of the
International League. silk will report to
Ban johnson two days before the Ameri-
can League season starts.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

joe Birmingham is willing to give
Ngvin Hanger Cor Outficlder veach. and
might be persuaded to trade Infieidcr
kibble for Wit or Sanders.
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1t will cost Mike Balenti, the former
Carlisle Indian star, 5000 for railroad fare
in reporting to ST. Louis. He wintered
at Hasaam, Alaska.
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SCHEDULE.
Moudsy-Geonas Ninas
Tuesdsy-Columhias Pintas; Trinidads vs. Sal
radors
Observation-Disclosures Santa Msiss
Thursiay-Orsndos ~ PinfaS
ErrdaN-Hsndir.p
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Or. bnlDUs ssm.n Specialist
- S..O Seer. eth &F Ss.

On the nervous system, blood. and
stomach. Doctors service and medicine.
81. Hours.. 10 to. 8. Phone u 3s1e
Closed SUNDAY.
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lDdiv1duAl hlen game t-Jones. Iramc. ~.
Individual high set Blaisdel. Tie and Timber q,
Greatest number arikes-smiil. Freight and San.
ders. Freight. ..
Greatest number spares -Blaisdell. Tie and Tim
her lie.
High team game-Accoamtants. 81
Highest asense-BlaisieIl. Tie and Timber, loL o.
Second highest avcrage-Streiter. Accontants 9s9
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Fred Snodgrass has notified the Giant
leader that he cannot report at present,
as he is too busy defending breach-of-
promise suit.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.

DISTRICT DUCKrIN LEAGUE
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Bcimonts. high team game. 50
Tolcdos high team set........................ 81
Weckerly high individual game. me....-.........-. IS
Hawksworth. second high individual game. II
Oehler high individual set.................... q
Rider second high individual set-............. 81
This report does not include Saturday night
games between Royals and Eurekas
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NEXT WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Mondsy-Hsvenner II Inrincbles.
Wcinesday-Saks vs.. Parker, Bridget Co.
Friday-Sarins vs.. DiamoodA
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.Apprntios allowances claimed.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-09

Dutch Aunch and Jack Egan. rival re-
icrn1k cetehers, are great friends and al
fWayp travel around together.
DeUAAn is easily the QuIctcst man In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-16

WAGONS OF ALL KINDS FOR ALL
man: also full line OF phaetons, sur
reys and runabouts. Prices right
A MEYERS SONS, 731 East Cary
street
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RAILROAD VALUES
DISPLAY INCREASE
Tax and Charter Figures Given in
Report of State Corporation
Commission.

From the annual report of the
State Corporation Commission for.1e12,
made public yesterday, 1t appears that
the total value OF all properties or
steam railroads In Virginia, as as
sesscd by tho commission. was yllu,-
2So.S15. The value OF electric railway
properties was s7.sso.as4; that OF teie-
graph, telephone. steamboat express
and sleeping car companies. s4,9us,o7b;
light. heat, power. gas and water com
panies, 7.65e.937; canal companies.
$40S,372.
Gross transportation receipts or
steam and electric railroads In the
State for 1912 amounted to 500,
ASA. an against t55,753.048.6l for
1911. The total miles OF steam rail-
road track operated was s.s52lo, an
increase over the preceding year OF
72.70 miles.
The following shows the aggregate
for the year 1912 OF ali State taxes
assessed by the commission, and of the
amounts paid into the treasury in con-
nection with tho work of the commits
sion:
Property and franchise taxes OF
steam railroads and canals, s9i9,79+.Os;
same against electric railway com
panies. s72.061.75: same against steam
ship companies. sq.S4l39; same against
water. heat. light and power compa
MES, s4G,3l6.7s; property and license
taxes of telephone and telegraph COM
panies, S5S,531.43: same against express
companies. s96.95S6S: license taxes of
Putnam Company. s5,1i1.TS: resistra
tion fees and general franchise taxes.
s237,S60: charter fees OH domestic
corporations. S3l,50OS0; same TO for
eign corporations, s2t.l45; clerical
fees, tax on seal. fines. etc. turned
into treasury by Clerk r. T. Wilson,
sG.e68.o5. The total Ia s1,46e.116.76, an
increase Of $57.s03.s1 over 1911.
On January l. 1919, there were
6T6 domestic and 62l foreign corpor-
atoms authorized to transact business
In Virginia. a net increase OF 2S5 do
mestic and twenty-five foreign cor
porations during the year The in
crease in total authorized maximum
capital during tho Year Is s375.6ss.7OO,
In 1919, $50 charters were Issued,
against SOS IN 1911. BESIDES, there
were 100 amendments to charters al
ready in existence. four charters were
revived. and there were eight mergers.
During tho year. there were 203 vol
untary dissolutions of corporations,
while the charters of asa domestic
and licenses OF twenty foreign con
Germs were revoked for failure to pay
the annual registration fees for two
successive years.
The report Is signed by Commits
sioners r. r. Prentis, William L. Rhea
and J. Richard Wingfeld.
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WELDSH|P WINS
IN FIRST START

Baltimore, Nd. May '15.-Making his
first start over the jumps at pimllco.
Weldship. well-ridden by Kermath. won
the Emmerson steeplechase at two
miles this afternoon from field OF the
cheapest Kind of timber-toppers. Weld
ship did not make II move until the
second turn of the field, where Ker-
math took him TO the front with n rush
tc win by twenty lengths from El Bart,
who took second a the last jump, when
FLYING Yankee fell and shannon River
moved UP TO get third. Sir Giles, a
heavily played good thing. fell Mt the
tenth jump The winner paid s97.10
In the 81 mutuels. and the time was
1851 Is.
The remains OF Jockey Benschotten
OF Brooklyn, n. Y. who died this morn
ing In the University Hospital from a
fractured skull received in the steeple-
chase yesterday. will be shipped to his
home tonight
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Building PermIts.

Building and repair permits were i.m.a
yesterday az follows:
5. p. Cowerdin, TO erect a detached two
story frame dwelling 9o5 North Thirty ann
Street to cost 81 800
y. D Wilkinson to erect detached two.
story brick store and dwelling on the west
side OF Harvie between Grove and Part
Avenues to cost $4,000
Il, j. Bosher and #, II. Starke trustees N
repair brick warehouse, Ola South Fourteenth
STREET to cost S. 900.
w. 7. Oppenhimer, to repair brick dwelling
IS, 900. e'e'
Charles o. saviiie. to repair brick dwelling,
1871 Park Avenue. to cost si65.
Joseph Montague, 20 repair franc dweilinp
I0S North rhirtieth Street TO cost $3.50
j. e. Powers, TO repair brick dwelling 1so
North Thirty second STREET, to cost s750
Crump and West Coal Company, 10 erect
trarway near Eighteenth and Dock Streets
TO cost $500. '
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aurtipn sales future Daps
BY Edward S. Rose Co,
Real Estate AuctioneorH
TRUSTEES AUCTION sALn :
OF

BY virtue OF q certain deed of trust.
dated on tho sOth day OF October, isii.
and of record in the clerks office of the
Richmond Chancery Court, in D.. b.
2l4-C. page'6 60, default having been
made IN tho payment OF tho debt there
In secured. and being required so to do
by the beneficiary, we will sell by auc-
ton, upon the promises, on
MONDAY, MAY THE 18TH, 1918,
at o'clock p. NJ,
the property numbered as above. Tt
consists of combination brick and
frame dwelling. which, when placed in
proper order, Will make n desirable
home or provo n lucrative investment
The lot has front of 20 feet, more or
less, on Baker Street and runs back
90 feet. with an alley on it's western
line of 10 feet. 80
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF sale.
including all taxes which may be- due
n balance OF 1892 on note due Octo-
Der 80. 1912, together with a note OF
sat, due April 80, 1913; credits as to a
note OF sat due October 80, 1914; inter-
est note of SGT. due April 80. 1914. In
terest note of SGT. due October 80 ial4:
also principal note OF 5000, due Octo-
Der 80. 1871; to be secured by trust
deed upon the property; or all cash. at
the option OF the purchaser.
EDWARD S. ROSE.
Trustee.
WILLIAM 8. ROSE,
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Street.
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS
REUNION,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. MAY 27-20
S1ISb-ROUND TRIp-SIIn6

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.
Correspondlngly low rates from other
points. Tickets sold May "a, %. 26 and
81 limited to juno g. Extension OF
limit to juno 25. upon payment of
soc. additional Rates open to tho pub
lie. See that your tickets read Via
Norfolk and Western-shortest and
quickest route-least changes.
For Pullman reservations and further
information, apply to
c. II. BOSLEY. D. p. A.,
S3S East Main Street,
Phone Madison 4S7.
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ONE PONY TOP BUGGY. STEEL
tires. $500.
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Summer Snarhi11n.

THE KEcoTAN, >BUcKRoE BE4cn
now open for guests. Write for
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KeaI GStatf
OUR
BUSINESS

Is not solely to sell real estate. We try
to advise our clients intelligently as
to tho purchase or sale or manage
ment Of real estate. and we spare no
pains to correctly inform ourselves and
them.
RICHMOND TRUST & SAVINGS CO.
REAL ESTATE DEPA RTMENT,
ll09 u. Main ST. .. a. Hawking. Mgr
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PERSONALS

aUMAN RAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
ut HUGHES's. eos North Third.
SEITZ THE BARBER. 1908 EAST
Main. has six Of the best BARRIERS and
dandruff and falling hair. Come
sec us.
WANTED INFORMATION AS TO
present address of Mr.. Richard Pol
nr Our sni6s as f9T%eT
ON-THE-JAMES. Richmond. Va
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Court of Hanover County. OF April IS,
1913, in the suit or J. III. williams
guardian. vs. X. w, Bowe. tho under
ceed to sell Mt public auction. on the
premises, near Peake Station. on
FRIDAY, MAY 16. 1919.
at $3.50 p NJ.
the property above referred to.
This land lies within u mile Of Peake
Station; on the G. o. Railroad, being
dwelling. barn and outhouses. 1t ad-
Joins the lands OF G. l.. Cross Mrb
Emma Blanton. Parke kersey's estate
ct ais, being the home OF tho late B. w
Bowe. The other tract contains IS
acres. and lies on the west side of the
G. o. Railroad. between Ashcake and
Peake Stations. and directly opposite
the home. place. above described. and
heirs ct ais. This tract has no Inn
provements thereon. but is we'll TIM
bered with young timber.
Parties from Richmond desiring to
attend this sale. take 2:15 G. & o.; re-
turn at 7!l5
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash.
and the balance in equal installments
at one and two years. the purchaser to
execute notes for the deferred pay
ments. bearing Interest from the date
the purchase money Is paid and a con-
veyance ordered by the court.
C. p. CARDWELL,
Special Commissioners
The bond required OF the special COM
missioner by the decree rendered In
this cause on April 20, 1918. has been
duly given.
Attest: C. w. TAYLOR,
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p. ST. Y. WILSON,
State Highway Commissioner.

SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED
yards striped cotton twills, 80 inches
wide, II ounces to tho yard. stripe in
filling; 10000 yards striped cotton
shirtine.. SO inches wide. 8 ounces to
no warranted fast; $4,000 yards x. C.
a bed ticking; 5000 yards brown
mixture, l ! ounces to the yard; 5000
yards brown mixture, ounces to tho
yard; 800 jail-bird coats.
All OF said goods 10 he delivered
at the penitentiary, Richmond. Va,
free OF freight and drayagc. by De-
tober 10, 1918
BIDS to be opened Saturday, May
a., 1918, at 3:l5 p. NJ For samples
or other information apply to
y. Fl. WOOD,
Superintendent.
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agfnts llsantro

Address p. o. 15s4.
AGENTS, WE HAVE NEW LEADER;
big. profits earned quickly. Write
for FREQ sample and new summer
catalogue. BUCKEYE SPECIALITY
CO. SS4 West Third Avenue, Column
bus. Ohio
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RDftfes

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO Know
that JAHNKE BROS. jewelers., 9l2
East Main Street. buy, sell. exchange
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always ta1en In exchange
GOOD LOWLAND PASTURE FOR
rent Address C. a. MERRICK, r.
F. D. No. 4. City. Maplowood Farm.
WHY ANNOY YOUR FRIENDS OR
borrow from loan sharks or pawn
brokers when you can negotiate a
loan on your watch, diamonds,
. 1ewelry or silverware at n reason
able rate OF interest at the EQUIT-
ABLE LOAN. SOCIETY? All busi-
ness strictly oonfdentiol. Special
offices for Indies consultation, second
floor. 500 East Broad Street.
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR COACHING
students In their deficiencies for coll
lege entrance. For particulars adj
dress HORNER SCHOOL. Oxford,
& N'so.
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ONE OPEN WAGON, SUITABLE FOR
painter or builder. $500.
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auction RaIeS Gbts Dag
BY Green G. Rcdd,
Auctioneers.
Railroad Valley
Bargains.
AUCTION SALE

OF
THEREdN, FRoNTi1NG "A Hi FEET
ON THE WEST SIDE OF FIJI
AND BROWN STREETS, WITH 4
LINES OF 100 FEET, BEING Lo-
GATED A FEET SOUTH OF BROWN
STREET; ALSO THAT VACANT
NORTH SIDE OF CLAY STREET..
s 81 I,E Z F. EN-, EEo,T{R1TESENTM AND
I pEMp mI or, BETWEE N, PARALLEL
ON On, THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
STREET 139 FEET EAST OF FOUR
TEENTH STREET.
Also 80 FEET AT NORTHWEST
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND CLAY
STREETS
At the request OF tho parties in ina
terest, and for tho purpose of a dia5
vision. wa will offer for salo at public
auction. on the premises, on
THIS FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913,
at o'clock p. NJ,
tho above described property. This
property being almost adjacent to the
Seaboard Air Line and c. o, Railway
properties, In a locality In which PROP
erty Is likely to advance In value.
should attract the attention OF personsA
desiring Investments.
GREEN G. Redo,
AuCtioneera.
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pfIp, scale anu .a:fnlalr
professional peIp lllanteu

'YoUR AGENCY IS ONE or THE
best" writes n former member Uni
versity of Virginia faculty. Each
season we place many Virginia
teachers throughout Southern states
Elections now daily. FOSTERS
TEACHERS' AGENCY, Atlanta, Ga
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kraI Gatate For 5aIe


GROVE AVENUE--Ss,500. A RARE
chance to get home with all con-
yeniences on one OF tho best streets
IN the city for only $500. This
house Is detached, has nine rooms
and two baths. hot water heat and
combination 1xtureH. Lot 20 feet by
iso Feet. Address 5S3. care Times
Dispatch.
LARGE LOT ON A. c. i. r. r.. NEAR
HUI Street. for sale cheap: easy
terms d 227. caro- ri .es- Dispatch.
FOR SALE. FARMS IN TENNESSEE,
aii sizes; some big bargains. Write
for descriptions and prices r. H.
WHITFIELD. Whittle Springs. Tenn.
FOR SALE a NEAT. uP-To-DATE
nome on Hanover Avenue. near Allen
avenue. Price to correspond with
quality and location. Phone Madison
l40t Monroe 29ii-L.
HANOVER AVENUE - ATTRACTIVE
nome In one of the best blocks on
hanover Avenue Mt bargain price IL
SOLO within next thirty days. Eight
roomA hot water heat, combination
hxtures and detached OF superior
conjunction and finished In best Of
style: For further information and
appointment to see address A 5S4
care Times Dispatch
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ONE TOP GROCERY WAGON, NEW
~ painted. $500
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5eaIeb }oroppsals
OF tho State Highway Commits,

Once OF tho state Highway Commits,
sion,
Richmond, Va. May 6, 1918.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
clerks office. Bowling Green, Va,
until IL o'clock noon Thursday. May
90. 1913. FOR the construction OF two
reinforced concrete bridges sixty-slx
(66) feet long and one twenty (20)
foot culvert over the Mattaponi
River. In Caroline County, Va.
Plans and specifications on file at
the clerks office, Bowling Green,
Va. and at this Office.
Certified check for $3.50 must ac-
company each bid.
The right IL reserved to reject any
or all bids Further information
furnished on application to tho UNI
dersigned.
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5pIifitors ano 9aIesmen

WANTED. AN ENERGETIC, oUT-oF-
town, experienced provision sales
man. Apply I'm own handwriting
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Jor BaIe

FOR SALE. ONE HIGH-GRADE SUR
rey, newly painted $67.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-16

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Mi
tual Assurance Society of VIRGINIA
VIII be held at the office of tho So.
ciety on MONDAY. May 10 1aIa
at l o'clock L. NJ 'i''
G. MOFFETT KING.
Secretarv
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LA KGE LOT ON A. c. L, r. r., NEAR
dull street, for sale cheap; easy
terms ID 227. caro- Tif .es- Dispatch,
ReaI Gstate For 1sent

AUToMoBILE STORAGE DEAD AND
anVel Tor rent very cheap; can ao-
coinmodote fifty. Phone $3.50
FOR RENT. ESTA BT.JSEED RETAIL
grocery and meat store I'm the su-
nurbs; Ice box, scales and cash regis
yer Tor sale. Stock can be bought
Times Dispatch.
FOR RENT, FOR THE SUMMER, NEW
modern sevcn-room dwelling in
'1lhter Park. with garage and ser
nahts quarters; large lot. Address
i3oH 4i2, City.
FOR RENT SIX-ROON HOUSE I0o
Nofin Aleadow Street: modern con-
Neniences. Possession a once Apply
above number.
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l5Dllltrp, bets ann Efbe 5tofk

+'puitrp, PETS ann KtnG Stock
CHEAP EoR QUICK SALE. YoUNd
remale' Airedaio. IL months old; hrst
prize winner at the recent Norfollt
NELS. Norfolk. va. BOX lis.
WANTED. TO BUY WORK HORSES,
weighing not less than 1900 pounds.
not over nine years old, broke, to
go To work at once. Must be be-
tween and ~ at the ROSENEGK
BREWERY CO. for insuactlon.