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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
STATE PROFITS
BY BOXING BOUTS
MOVEMENT NOW ON TO HAVE
STATE APPOINT BOXING
CohHIsSIoN. q.
And Have Percentage OF Receipts Given
TO state for Each Bout TO offset
Liquor License Deficit

y movement has been started in this
state To have Governor u. II. Hatfield
include in his call for "A special session
OF the legislature. provided one is called
the matter OF appointing a boxing COM
mission and legalizing boxing bouts for
limited number of rounds In this state.
Those back OF the movement are op-
posed TO the long bouts. but favor 10, Is
or even 20 round bouts.
II ~ urged by those fatheriuE the
movement, that the state would benefit
law end the appointment Of such a COM
mission. insofar as revenue Is concern
ed. IS q percentage similar TO that Sc
cured In New York state and Wisconsin
IN thosc states the revenue has been In
creased materially anu By the adoption
OF such = movement here. the gain from
this source. IL Is claimed. would tend
10 offset the deficit caused by the fall
ing off in liquor licenses
Fans Of this city and vicinity as well
a. those Of Charleston and Huntington.
are snNious that the question be- taken
up. While nothing definite has been
done concerning the movement. II IL said
that ~ ~ growing in favor steadily
Now York State.
Boxing paid S3S.7S1 into the Golfers OF
New York state during the last year
according to the report of the State Ath-
letic Commission. which regulates the
sport. under the Frawley law
~ his was per cent OF the gross re-
ceipts. which amounted to s7755gG
since boxing was legalized In this state
Sl,ss5.7s6 has been paddy the fans 10
witness bouts. and OF this sum the state
has RECEIVED S99.7s9.se.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
WILL MARRY
Harry Weioher, Former stoEie Catcher
20 Marry wheeling oiri This
Wesk-surprises friends.

Victim being Harry Welchcr. who arrIV-
% ln The city Friday from bic home boz
orange. ~. D.. aud viii take unto himself
bride Monday or TUESDAY Zoo the urf.
EIu n Miss Ruth Iashlcy. daughter Of
.ir aud MrH. John Laehlcy. ~ south
'front.' street
Hairy almost stole march ou his
Wheeling friends 81 former DAYS huf
fHlf kind ~ news iF the hardest 90 keen.
IL leaked out and nov the admirers ~
one - The best catrhcra Wheeling has
ever known. are busy wishing him ala
aIrda ~ good luck.
After The knot o. properly and secure
70 I'D. Welch nrfl he bride will hike
away % Roanoke. Va. where the groom
Dr. 20 catch for the Roanoke team in the
---rLmIn Inlrue The coming nnn-nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
REACH'S GUIDE
Thirty-seccnd Annual Band BOOK Of Am
erican League viii BE on Sale March
2S-Statistioal Matter in Tun.

The 1914 Reach American Leaeuc
Guide--the official haudbood OF the
great junior major league presided over
~ 'Hiuou7 Ban Johnson has Just made
ertuE in one more base ball feaeon. "a
Junction which Do has fuinlied each
Spling for thlrty-two consecutive years.
slone has-served Co. mske the Reach
RIIy' we standard annual publication
q che base hali World. without conaid-
eriur tho mefite ~ the contests Of the
boob. Eut combining ums ard quality.
We nave uun.irufiuu which simply
ztHnoF alone i1 its yh0H'n nri1 iu every
way. including ihe literary contents. Of
hcIHI records. Illustrations. quality of
paper. serVircHbIo binding ard general
if lset fsphirfl excellence.
thc American Leagues fhirteanth
fg"nfIul season na rel major league. com.
tl.te records and averages 81 tn. Ann
crl'Hn League lNl. f..o and players. o.
graphic story of che American LEAGUES
.ucrrf" ful Huf victorious part DOB the
reW. Hh.a u'-t-reg-nn World champ
philadelphia Athletic Hud New York
'fIHn|H. H -fUHUaIr. uI 90 rrmHrEn bio
N" League ritDninE fonts and Do
ID IT aU th' noteworthy gaines ~ the
l'Ii SEASON Hrd general review ~ HIf
uHtf0re Affecting tho American Lenrue
during tne whole of 1873 and 1914 up
Trs.. b. rrrat deal % General io.
fnf n. Won contained Ord sueciat articles
namely ri1ne'rg bose haii records Co.
IfIA H rrNnri m 30 uHiur iufrr1ra que
FHmrs OF faf7. ana detaii- ~ variGrs
record IrorfIrr events uf 1913 surafaf
% rfnrH orc devoted fu fhr rU.rIf ra.rfs
% fNI'. fHr HfHfFr ~ 1913. enc FarI1rt .
able evfr4 IrrIrr rswas a. fat7. arF
como u.rNsrfnl rrrurH -Irsrrfrr pitch.
.n- nrN lnff'rr feFfs fr fNa major ana
rrIrYa 'H1 aIfrH
.ue.'s1 sr.rfsr ia oIso devoted %
fH. r."..|. ana hrrr.f.Ira. IH ffr r.t.
Inre arrr" .H 1919 TruFfrr al ftarl
d. rrer'HI EfIfnriHf Uatfa~. ~ tfr 1919
e'-..n Do ~" nnfire h1ee hHii world ON.
lrr.I"~ fHr American r.rr-ue fNe Sd.
t'nn1' League Hrd fhe National teaocfl.
If CLEO contains ffr MOST IrHr4rf. 90
rr|HI.if. fr r.rr |f Official rf4mp 4rt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
CHAPLINE STREET STARS
WIN TWO CLOSE GAMES

The Chaplinc Street Stars. a fast little
aggregation OF young players. has start
ed off the base bell season with two vic
tories TO its credit. Saturday the team
defeated the Lovc'and Cubs by the close
score OF > TO =. erd lust To show that a.
could do IL. defeated n team composed
OF Postal Telegraph boys. yesterday. by
the score of II To 10.
The batteries for Saturdays game
were: Chapline Street stars. Peters and
Hadorn: Loveland Cubs. Hughes and
smith
The batteries for yesterdays game
were: Chapline street stars. Saunders
and Leach: Postal Telegraph. Evans and
Lark
The following Is the score by innines
Of yesterdays contest:
Z. >. :. .-.........0 Ill
+. +. C............O 2 q o q 2 III
The Chapline street Sars challenge any
team under Is years OF age. the Fulton
Juniors preferred. FOR game next sun
ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
NEW RECORD
michigan Aggies Win National Indoor
kifle shooting Championship with
ou- Losing r Match

MASHfNGTON. March 22.-The Mich
lgan Agricultural College has Won the
national indoor rifle shooting champion .
ahip having won every match Of tho
series Just closed. tablishing a new in.
tcr-collegiate record OF eg4 out Of a pos-
sible 900 points
second place was taken by the Afassa-
chusetts "Aggtes" who have suff.rad
only one defeat. and the Iowa state I-ni-
NeTslty finished third. In Class H. the
washington state college carried Off the
honors with ~ atreigh victrotes. Cor
ncI lniFcrsity and the United Stnte-
Naval Academy tied FOR second place.
IN class :, the hOnors went 20 the mi
vcrsity OF Illinois. who shot througb fbe
series without a defeat "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
SPEND Big SUM
Federal League Has Spent s2.5oo, 900 IN
ITS Brief Campaign This Year Tor
Players and Grounds.

CHICAGO. March 21-The Federal
League already has spent S2.5Oo. 600 in
its campaign. according TO figures given
out to-day By President Gilmore The
expenditures include rental OF grounds.
money spent for stands and buildings
and advance salaries 20 ball players
Regarding reports from the east to-
day that Governor Tener had said the
National League would offer $500 600 TO
Charles Il. TAFT for his holdings in the
Chicago club. IL was said that the Con-
nery-Spiegel syndicate was favored a.
the future owner OF the club should b.
deal go through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
AMERICAN COACHES
Long List win He swelsd By Addition
of A. +. Copeland This Week In
Foreign Lands.

NEW YORK. March 22-The ranks of
FORMER famous American athletes nov.
serving a. Olympic trainers in I.urofH.
viii De augmented Thursday with the
FALLING ~ Alfred Forbes Copeland o. 49,
sumo his position 49, head coach or the
Austrian olympic team for the EerIu
games % 1916. Copeland b. the fourtb
trainer with a brilliant American attn
letic record 20 b. signed 10 coach foreirr
tracks ana hcld teams Tor the Olympic
games tow years hence. He foIlowa BOD
ne footsteps % Ernie HjertbcrE. Swed-
ems coach. Alvin G. Kraenziein. Ger
lana r. head trainer. Iu addition Co. these
men. other famous American athletes
Or past decades. INCLUDING James Light
body and Joseph Homer. have either
signed or are CouHidefiur secondary or
specially coachiua positions abroad.
The theory that d lawn tennis PLAYER
ef tournament caiibro is not 90 bis
best untl Do hag passed hls thirreth
year boz received "a severe setback in
Although the AVERAGE of the rankIre
tthfe present decade rprcar- Go F,renrtren
TIE cor tcnton thr records of The t-nit-
ed States stare SHOW that tho rt.rH.c
Hfo Dr. decreasing every Ef.r TaHI.r
ilc rn-i slS y,lr- nr worhirg b1Hie il
The 0raf ten rlHrera Boo zoos was 20
ears. = similar l'rIf complied Hf tho
. ..,,..'. Ut ,ne NV. '.,'-on showed The
Tho present low averar, ago Ia nee
counted Tor hv tha rrraenc. Hrorr the
1fst ten PLAYERS ~ Mclaughlin AGED =
% gtrachar. rs. 81 p rofusoI 81 -
=. Gardner. Dr.. % end g y Toucrard.
rioihler. ~ ans r 70 Teu. &c.
THE tentative program, for tho inter.
a- ,'f ts,,r 1frse. %, 20 p" hs1 70 ian.
NE r1fninr exhibition VIII hr r.rTu.feT
- more elnhnf ri .rrri1e wUnaU. rurs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
ROUGH GAME PLAYED
IN WELLSBURG SATURDAY
special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WELLSBURG w Va. March ~
ln rough game Of basket ball Sat.
urday evening the v " & g. team
succeeded in defeating the Ia Belle
Eve from SteHbenville by the score
~ g 10 %. ~ the end Of the FIRST half
the score was 20 10 in favor Of the
visitors but In tho second half the
local Y VI. C. g. team came back
strong and overcame the lead. winning
by two points v Patterson PLAYED n
star game for WelisburE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
Bouts Of the wosk.

Battling Levinsky W. Bob Mocha. MIL
waukcc. 40 rounds.
Pat Moore VI. X. q Brown. Rochester.
y. Y. 10 rounds.
Willie Heecher ". Jimmy Dumv.
Mike Gibbon ". sthristie. Hudson.
Wis. 90 rounds.
Joe Azavedo vs. Charley white. RIA
cine Wis. 10 rounds.
Patsy BranulRan W.. Walter Stewart.
bridgeport o. 10 rounds.
Johnny Ray vs. "Battling Hays.
Bridge port o. rounds.
Tom Mcmahon W. BATTLING Levinsky.
Youngstown. o.. 10 rounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
IL SIX FoorERs
ON CLEVELAND TEAM

Manager Sheckard. OF the Cleve
land twin n troupe. maye be
short on appropriate mOnackers.
but his squad ~ certainly long on
athletics OF the well known tall
and rangy type.
Numbered among the many
candidates are thirteen players
whose frames just into tire ozone
70 TIE extent OF Fix feet or worse.
Eignt are pitchers. three out
fielders ar1 Two inhelders
The enlonEated hurlers, togeth-
er with their weight. are George.
80; Easkette. c.. Benn. SO:
Dashner. 60; Myers. 6.l. Crum,
81. Swindell. 81. and Lush. CT.
The inhelders are stump. so aud
Rates. 60. The outnelders are
kirkle. 81. Hillyard, SO. and
Nedle 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
TRr STATE DUCK
PIN LEAGUE FORMED.

There '. probability or "a rrf-gfass
DUCK Pin tournament beiur held fn f0Ia
nify iu the course ~ few wrsks The
member uf TIE Mugee Duck Yin Irrrue
are o. The head 81 thr movement 1rH
lave called q meeting fD Uc held 0n me
UIrd Nuur Of The Muree ALLEYS Egefrrs-
DAY uirht All bow lers 600 the CITY are
requested f1 Dol present. and an. ofDrf
VIII 20 made "a perfect the preliminary
plans Tor tho event
Row lrrH from ohio. prr.au ft4r.I. .Y.f
West Virginia VII participate ana fre
entry Vet" VIII Do open H. coon 1e zoe.
aiblr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

N0w that All Wheeling b0wierr are
back from HuTalo. some pleased but
more displeased. the Musee Ten Pin
league VIII resume it schedule The
frlodule this week IS az follows.
Monday feuusv W. Progressive
Tuesday hviafors W Rough Riders
wednesday " arwo0d vs. Great
lrfhfru
rhursdsy MIree Vs. Marsh Big Ha-
LAS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

public value. namely tho revised and
,'ff,Ct new unIfuem Playing Rules code
inr 1919 Iwith OH changes noted f- 800
Llcf Toy instant rfruErIfIuul. together
Win The 1910 ChawriUuehir srhrdulea %
N' NInef Joan League. Rational League
and various Important rIr4- f.4rIfs.
lN' Reach american LEAGUE Guido f4r
lfIf VIII Hr Tor sale hF aiI rfvvHHe4feHa
~ I'D cents PIE copy on ana after March
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

What's the natter"
I'm in disgrace with my wife"
What about2'
she sent me down town 10 match
some hair. ] got some like the sales
ladys. ! thought IL was prettier."-
Washington Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
HAVE GOOD TEAL
Eethany college Prospects in aa.. Rail
cocd-Nany Caadidates

Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence.
BETHANY. ". Va. March 22-DuIy
good weather is now needed o. enable the
E'thary base ball squad Co round into
shape for the season gautafn gyr~.,,
ms lined up enough candidates t. form
o. You. team league and among tho many
being green 80 tte game. some bsy,
liltcd .sfni-prutr -i0nnl bail with 200 .
tluLr lhe pitching department h. a.
.'Fllnu iiN .tIuU. HH lI the caudIHaf.a
Iyf tn' mound position are Old hands
ht I'VE sport Indications ore that tba
.af si} rGuHd viii have 40 least fsa,r
iMirirff Of lsHeur ssiIbls. with this
l,ti. im"nt Iu god shape and plenty on
ltrfiHi Cor thf other positions. Hefhany
o. in lue g. win NOT orls tnr rharrr Igrs
..I nf Wet Virginia. Iut the ,aiisgi.
~ N'I"rs ~ fhe upper ohio valley In
cI.. 'nE the FItfaIurcu district
hantfgr vernon Critics bias rouuutat,f
'lH schedule HUI o. now deVoffr~ Iia
llfn' o. ONrrerrIrg fhr IuurnrenIflf III
We atnletr fH'I and h1re BAN diamond
tfr hirrfnrLH GRO fu Doc rernfreH ard
furr made '
a brass band has been orr.rizeI ,,,,,.-.
iHN students ami fhIa UrrHrfy4ti.r H.
now nranticirr In ofts. o. Do ir eorfi-
.inu % amori lively music for the haze
lall games this spring
Inn season opens Hf home snrf -
nri an rrnrtice bias already hesr af,rt
~. iln' WLu hfrly Do ir good shane
I.r iue ouenlrr rHwe games viii b.
rlHvrd between fhc Yrrr.rsra al
L'ru.Hra ~ fre squad etarv H4v aFt.l
ne "uorinr NJ the spring term Arrft q
mat iF whom the weafrer o. favorable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

Thursday night OF this week -he
team Will clash with the Fairmont
High school on the local gymnasium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

3 tc1rNer in Eauers .rhooI hae u.
pupils "''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
An About Il IN Free Book

Don't s.nd sny m1u.y lost vrif~ 90
our free book cloth bound. 70 s-psraf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

Young Leach Cross Is requested TO
call 1i9-N national phone to-day at ,
n-nlunL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
Inside the Ropes.

Nick Albanese. OF Columbus. o.. man
ager OF Benny kaufman. viii be at the
ringside on Thursday evening 20 match
the wilmer OF the aTt-Brainnigan
bout. with Kaufman at Columbus. o..
tarly In April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

The match between Walter Stewart and
PATSY Branigan - creating more inter
est than any bout yet staged. Request
for tickets have been coming in from
Fsirmont. Warrington. Grafton. Clarks-
burg. parkersburg. Sistersville and New
Martinsville. SteubenVille. WelIsburg
crowd 50 those intending TO go had bet
ter secure tickets early.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

\ good number Of local fans were at
the Bearlv \. g. yesterday afternoon
watching Walter Stewart doing his pre-
par9torv trimming for his bout with
PATSY Rrannigsn on THURSDAY lie box-
cd twelve rounds with four different
boys. going three rounds with each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
60 Days Trial 10 Prov. .,

We have - much faith IN it-hsvs seen
What a. has done iur 80 many rth~rs-thaf
wc are wiling o. make one especially for
your cass and send % % yar f0r srty days
uials Wiling g. fiv~ rUI plenty Of tune -
sse Tor youfscIi Just how GOOD it's.
10 DO doctn't weep your rupture from con.
tna uuf Of from bofhrfina yuu in any wav.
then Yru can send o. bach and % wont cost
you q sinsls penny.
II is thc oniy hing W tr1w ~ faf rurf.
ore that YOU can Grf on long enough triaI o.
MAKE sures because the only thing aood
enough 90 stand long and thorough test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

Patsy Brannlgan will arrive In this
city to-day and viii finish his training
In one Of the over the river town gyms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
agrnt5 11,anten

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
SITUATIONS, Professional

BY COI.LEGE GRADUATE. TEACH
crS place after present term expires
March Is. Prefer TO teach in private
family or college. Best references
Address Box li7 Pulaski. Va.
WANTED, TO COMMUNICATE, WITH
party having 4 thorough knowlcdpc
OF the science of suggestion Adj
dress T. L. c.. pust-oilicc Box 1917
city.
ANItD. POSITION IN PUBLIC OR
private school LIST of April, bv vounr
lady holding professional certificate
who has had three year. "XueriencG
III teaching. References cxcn.,nrca
Address MISS r., care j. ID. Wilson
Rice. Va -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
bclp, a9aIr ann ,Ifrn1aIc

AT LAST. ENERGETIC MEN OR wo
men. heres your opportunity for
success. selling sour new household
necessity. Quick seller. Particulars,
free. THE LAKEWOOD co. Box ia,
Dent. Il. South Richmond, Va.
WANT POSITION? TAKE A
business course and we will helm
YOU get one. Our courses are thor
"ugh; our rates moderate. Write
call or telephone for particulars.
MASSE1 BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
WILL. PAY RELIABLE MAN OR WON
mn S]2.10 to distribute 100 free pack
ares lcrfumcd BoraX Soap Powder
among friends. No money required
W Aisp COMPANY, ZIG Institute
Place. ChicnrO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
profes5tonal pelp luanten

- - -
VIE VAST TO MAXI; BUSINESS CON
ucctiOnb with a young. active doctor.
MORRIS DRUG CO, Blakely. Ga.
TIE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges. public and private
schools win teachers without charge;
teachers needed in Virginia and the
hogihcfn Htatcs; correspondence So
licitcd. a w. CKIDLiN. Manager,
Woodland Heights. Richmond. Va.
phone MADISON 5578 Also Gordons-
vie branch, j WALTON HALL
AanaR..- nox I5I. Gordonsville. Va.
WAHTED, ABOUT APRIL u. 1914. 4
ts1cuer vim experience. for n pri-
Ynic achool In the country. 20 Iinisn
iEo icTW GOr teacher who ~ TO he
tiphby grades. references exchanged.
%ddT"ss s. Jf5. care Times Dispatch.
SCBDLhJ>SiIp. TWENTY FIVE Doll
lars. ~ nfst from each nciRhborhood
~ answer This I'D. no fake. Catn-
jpKDr free. NIXON BUSINESS
COMMON. Bristol. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
automobiles 5Tor SaIc

IN MOON, 4S-HORSEPOW ER. FIVE
P''3SehSci automobile. with elect rio
iiEhts' electric Starter. dumountnhic
',h's' honskid tires all around and
Ec'siZ@ MODIFY Tread tires on rear
NitcrlS, with extra nonskid lire on,
MIRA dcmountablc rim: top, wind
shitlu' apccuonctcr and complete
equipment. For immediate sail. ar
Sou. Car must be seen to be nn-
pTeclhtcd on overland. 4O-horsr-
ppWcr' iiNe- passenger car. full eauiu-
Ihtht Sl"". ono Overland, iO-horsr-
lower ilE1- passenger car. good con-
nltlon 500. WM. l.. ATKINSO%
COMPANY. 2l-23 West Iabb Street.
Petersburg. Va .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
aorutrsstunal prIp sn,antrn

WANTED. SEVERAL SMALL Chill
drcn to teach at their homes. Phone
Madison 47'7-J. or call at 800 North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
flats laanteo

WANTEn, \ FLAT or THREE or
four rooms and bath by counic ~
west End for immediate use. i 500
care Times Dispatch 80
WANTED, AT ONCE. FLAT: TIIT;ET,
or iour rooms; centrally located.
modern convcnienccs; rcasonobIo
rent. Address G j37. care Tines
Dispatch. "cS-
WANTED. BY a YOUNG COITpI-T
nat on Church Hill. four or iva
rooms CONNECTING. by April l or Is
Is. rs, care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-15
agfntS lQantrn

$1,000 GOLD CASH MADE. PAID
banked in thirty days by Stoncman;
Si".00o TO date. Join our famous
$1,000 class. which absolutely insurcs
$1,000 per man. per county. kor-
siad, farmer, did 5000 in fourteen
days, Schleichcr, minister. $l95
urSt twelve hours after appointment
Ten inexperienced men divided $4,000
within eighteen months. Strange in.
. venti"n ,T Stnrtles world Agents
does Gives every home u bathroom
with hot and cold running water foi
$500. Abolishes plumbing. water
works; Sclfhcating. No wonder Hart
sold sixteen in three hou,s-s5, 900
altogether: Lodewick seventeen first
day. Credit given. Come now--in-
vcstigatc. Postal will do. Exclusive
means $1,000 and more for you
ALLEN MFG. Co, 1891 Allen Bldg,
Toledo. O.
HONEST MAN WANTED IN EACH
premiums; SIS week to start: cX.
pcricncc unnecessary; references re-
guired. Address MCLEAN. BLACK
u Co, IFS n. beverly Street, Boston,
GARTSIDES IRON RUST SOAP co.
1904 Lancaster Avenue, Philadelphia
Pa. Gartsides iron rust soap U. s.
registered patent No. 3477) removes
stains from clothing, marble. etc.
with magical effect. Good seller;
big, margins. House to house agents
and store statesmen wanted. The
original 25c Il tube Beware OF in
fringemcnts and the penalty OF max
ing, selling and using an infringed
article.
AGENTS-24 X % FRAMED PICTURES,
IL cents: hot sellers ut 80 cents
everybody buys; also portraits
frames, convex work: pillow tops
Is cents: big profits; catalogue free
department. ~. PEOPLES POR-
TRAIT. 40 West Madison, Chicago
SPRING NECKTIES READY-FOUR-
teen colors: fancy flowers and
stripes; souvenir Panama coin set
Tree TO each customer; 1S-karat gold :;
guaranteed i've years: Smink made
SS1.75 first week. Sample folders
ready. WILSON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. Desk a, Lancaster. ..
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psiu llsanteo. a2ale

KEN WITH PATENT lBLE IDEAS
write RANDOLPH 4 CO. Patent So
lic.torS. Washington. u. {.
WANTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Commence S75 month. Richmond eN-
umiuationS coming. sample questions
1rea FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, Dept
800 l. Rochester. y
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FLAT or THREE or -FOUR UNFUR-
hlshcu rooms =" married couple with
out children. All modern COVE.
niences. including hot water heat.
electric nights; conveniently located
IN one OF the incest sections on
Church Hill Possession at once on.
April LIST. Address - 1917. care Times
DiSpatch
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FOR RENT SECOND FLAT STX
rooms AND bath. 800 i-2 East Broad
street 'oSsessiou at once APPLY
street
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FOX SALE, ONE STEVENS DI'I{Y-L;(
Two Oal1lauds. three OVcrlands, twn
Htud'bakcra. two MaMNycliS thr,.
fords ana other good 1utoinobil.s.
used anu secondhand cars That's
our business. RICHMOND hI-TC,
i.NtiA ME INC, Dos West Eroad
Sir""t Richmond. Va