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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02
Rfrtln9a

Atlantic Coast Line railroad COMPANY
Office Of the Secretary
NOTICE Is IiEREBY GIVEN THAT \
special and general meeting of the
stockholders OF the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company will be held
a. the oillce OF the company. at Byrd
mohd, virginia, on Wednesday, April
LIST. 1914, at IL o'clock y. NJ. for the
purpose oil considering. passing upon.
" "nrii,!,,Ii,is ana consentins TO dis
bonds OF the Atlantic Coast Line
knIlroad Company under ana secured
~ ~, It's .r umlIcd mortgage TO United
1talcs trust company, Of New York
trustee, dated November IT, 1909, and
S!os!hs sald mortgage. and for the
pun pose OF considering. passing upon,
authorizing ana conscntIng fhc
mtNinS, issue and disposition, bv
sale or otherwise. By the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company, In
heu OF the unified bonds, the issue
whereof viii be discontinued. of gold
honds not exceeding in the aggreEate
the par value OF two hundred million
ing interest a: such lawful rate or
rates as may be determined from
time 10 time by the Board of Direc-
tors of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company. and maturing at such
Date OF dates as may be determined
by The board OF directors; and tho
creation, execution and delivery by
the sad railroad company or a
mortgage or deed OF trast. upon and
conveying certain OF its property. 10
be described III said mortgage or
deed OF trust, to secure the payment
or the SAID bonds. to such trustee. In
Such form and upon such terms and
conditions rs tho Board OF Directors
may determine, and the issue and
disposition of such bonds or thei,.
pToceeus, Tor the payment or retire.
ment. from time 10 UNA. OF the un-
DERIVING mortgage bonus and oblira
IONS OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company. and FOR paying for
constructing, completing, improving
ana maintaining its lines OF railron1
ana lis equipment. and for other cor
poratc purposes for which the nro-
cueds OF such bonds may be lawfully
used under the provisions OF said
mortgage: and generally to take anv
ana all action that may seem necrs
sary or desirable in connection with
germane to or growing out OF any,
of the matters ir reinabovc stated
The stock transfer books OF the
company shall be closed .Iondav
March l6th. 1919. II three o'clock y
NJ, and shall DO reopcncd Thursdov
April End, 1914. at ten o'clock s. NJ
BY order Of the Board of Directors
IL. l.. BORDEN,
February eth. ISL. Secretary.
syNgs,r ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS
va are cordially invited to attend
gzRHSS a stated convocation of Richmond
Royal Arch Chapter. No. 3. ut the Ma
sons" Hall. on Franklin Street, THIS
Thursday EVENING at 7:3o o'clock.
BY order OF NJ. e. II. p.
GEO. +. KEESEE.
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REAL ESTATE SALE
Penny Brothers to Conduct Auction a.
Boulevard Lots.

boulevard Lots.
seventy five Boulevard lots In william
BYRD Park Will be sold at auction to-mor-
row morning at 1880 o'clock. The sale viii
be conducted by the Penny Brothers OF.
Greensboro. ~ C.. who are twins and speak
at the same time Not only do they loolc
aiike. but they talk alike, and at the same
instant.
y feature OF the sale will he parade to :
day by Rchardson's concert band through,
the streets OF Richmond. The twins will ac-
company the band.
Walter Brothers. local representatives..
nave arranged to have special car which
VIII carry prospective buyers real estate
men ana others to the park The car viii
leave Murphy's Hotel 10 morrow morning at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

T ISptClaI 10 TIC IIlltS- Dl9patch.J
Bristol, Va, April John Henry.
alias Frank Johnson. the strange negro
who ran amuck on Bristol's streets and
,ired number OF shots into thronn
OF passcrs- by. was held 10 the grand
jury. He VIII be prosecuted for ma
liciously shooting Connolly Richards.
an etghteen-ycar-o old hoy, and for ~
Vicious assault upon Chief ot Police
Odell. whose coat was perforated with
one of the Negroes bullets. The negro
duct. -
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lAeaI estate 5ior Kenr
keal estute INanteb

>
WANTED. VIRGINIA FARMS OF ALI,
sizes. Write. or come see RUFFIN s:
SLOAN. 1l0l East Main street
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP.
erty with us WEI 81 MILLER g,
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4oouItrp, pets ann gine stork

FOR SALE THREE MULES AND TWO
horses: work anywhere. LYME x
HARRIS. Fifteenth and Dock Streets.
Phone Monroe i376
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\ NICE HOME OF SEVEN ACRES.
with sevcnroom dwelling, barn.
courthouse, chicken house. orchard /:
building situated in beautiful shady
grove. This property is ten miles
from Richmond. near station on r.
j.. & Il. X. r. Would make ideal
home for party with business in
Richmond. Price. $1,000. Terms
reasonable.
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A BARGAIN.

SPLENDID CHICKEN FARM NEAR
Richmond. forty-ninc acres. twenty
five cleared balance In tall second
growth timber. almost large enough
to saw. Good dwelling of seven
rooms. barn. cornhouse. several
chicken houses. all In splendid re-
pair. Fine orchard OF 700 trees
Property borders railroad. and in
one half mile OF station: healthy To-
cation; especially adapted to raising
poultry. ducks. fruit. etc For a
few days we offer this farm with all
personal property. including live
stock. chickens. etc. at S3.10O. IL you
want this you must be quick.
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520ttreS

WANTED. THE PUBLIC 70 KNOW
Thai JAHN Il BROS. jewellers. ol2
and Ki:MOUNT DIAMONDS in THE
LA1EST STYLES. Ola gold and
hisVer always taken in exchange.
W:AANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT THE TUXEDO POOL ROOM.
20! EAST BROAD STREET. HAS
CiiANGiD HANDS. NOW UNDET;
NEW MANAGEMENT ENTIRELY.
EHERfTliiNG NEW AND CP-TO-
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Real C1State for SaIf

BOWLES e JONES COMPANY. INC.
Farms, Timber Lands. Colonial Homes,
II North Eighth Street.
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MEMBER OF CONGRESS DEAD

ohhGc william Richardson, of Alabam n,
Expires at Atlantic city.
birmingham, Ala, April Judge
William Richardson. who had repre-
scnted the Eighth Alabama District in
Congress since his election to fill an
uneNpired term In the Fifty-sixth ses-
sion, died at Atlantic City, n. j., yester-
years
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POST-OFFICE REVENUES
SHOW HEAVY INCREASE;
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch

LNptUINI 10 TIC IlincS- DISpntCh.
Lynchburg, Va. April 1.-The revc-
nucs OF tho Lynchburg post office for
March show an increase OF over $1,000
there was an increase of nearly 81 1000
during the first quarter OF the year
The following hEures. which were
prepared by Colonel K. T.. Craighill
cashier OF tho office. shows the volume
of business done:
March 1914, Sl4,69l.S6
March 1919, $12.S96.6?
Increase for 1914, Sl,795.71
Tho revenues for the quarter, COM
pared with the Same quarter in 1918
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WANTED. NEAT APPEARING -FOUR
teen TO sixteen -ycar-old boy to travel
with enchanted man. Preference TO
boy Without home. Address III Jos,
cMrn TlinnE- ID Sn.Atch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

TWELVE ACRES LAND ON PETERS
burg car line; dwelling Of five rooms
barn. chicken houses. orchard: ten
minutes walk TO railroad depot. a
SNIP at $1,000.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

IL ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES ORR
very extensive bicycle business we
nave renodeled our store with tho
very latest IDEAS and We can say
without doubt our store IS second
TO none I its kind anywhere We
invite the public 10 cali and INSPECT
our nov stock and store \ T.
$500
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5Iluallon5 ll4anteo. .,.rm1i,
psIp, a9ale anu J;rnnaIe

AMBITIOUS BOYS AND GIRLS WANT
cd TO prepare for paying positions at
our modern school OF business. short
hand and tclography. Enter any
time: no vaca tons. MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE,
POSITIONS SECURED FOR STU
dents completing courses in book
Keeping, shorthand or tcle9ra phy
with us. Send for catalogue MAS
SlN BUSINESS CoII4ItG -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-02

Richmond. Va, March % 1914
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING;
OF the stockholders of the AlbemarIo
Paper Mfg. Co. viii be held In tho
Conference Room OF the Business
Mems Club. American National Bank
Bldg, Corner Tenth ana Main streets.
Richmond Va. on THURSDAY. April
=. 1914, at IL O'Clock a. NJ.
ARTHUR Il. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
n MASONIC NOTICE a STATED
w communication OF Joppa Lodge.
w No. 40. a. II. & a. NJ. viii be held
at the Masonic Temple THURSDAY, Cd
instant. Mt $50 o'clock H. VI. Members
of sister lodges and transient brethren
are fratcrnally invited to he present
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
GEORGE e. JEFFERSON.
Secretary.
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l9slp GAantso, 4aie


MEN WITH PATENT ABLE IDEAS
write RANDOLPH X CO. Patent So
iicitors. Washington. u. &.
RICHMOND HALLWAY MAIL EX-AMl-
nations coming. S15 month. sam
pie questions freq FRANKLIN IN
STlIUIE. Dept. 43O-L. Rochester.
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WANTED, REGISTERED piiAKafA-
cist. y 80. man. and ono not afraid
OF work; honest, good habits and
single Must have good references.
\ good position for the right man.
Apply WALKEH"S PHARMACY. Nor
folk, Va
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WANTED COLLECTOR IL Ills STARE
time, on in connection with some
other business. TO collect hord bills.
100. care Times Dispatch.
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5or Salt

VI quit
TWO SURREY. RUBBER AND STEEL
tires, newly painted. $50 and s.5.
ONE HIGiI-GRADE sTEEL-TIRED
Jumper. S25
one cusH1oN-TlRED nuNABour.
SEVERAL BIG BARGAINS ~ OPEN
and top wagons.
SEE Us WHEN ~ NEED OF ANY
thing in horse-drawn vehicles. Large
stock, quick delivery. Lowest prices:
reasonable terms Repairing and
painting ii specially.
a. MEYERS Sons. 7Sl EAST CARY
FOR SALE. CHEAP. rouR-IIoRst:
make: good condition. LYME *
HARRIS. Fifteenth ana Dock Streets.
Phone Monroe 1876.
HAVE YOUR PANAMA AND STRAW
mats cleaned before the rush from
ter. So East Broad Street.
FOR SALE, TWO TWO-HORSE Z:
haulinF T. Q. hoS&: 49, iss. ''' ''F"' ;
CHECK PROTECTOR. TIE NOT
oEcE kind half price; good as new.
Address } 7i2, care Times Dispatch.
REMlNGToN TYPEWRITER. no 10;
latest model: bargain for cash. "A
dress II 81. care Times Dispatch.
ESTABLISHED CASH SHOE Bust
Inventory 5000 viii sell reason
SHOE co. INC, PetersbuTg. Va.
.ARAGDN COFFEE AND YOSAN TEA
arc sold by all the leading erocers.
.ONE: MILE OF GOOD sIXTEEN-poUND
steer steer rS5i' immediate shipment. i. O.
FOR SALE, THE FURNITURE or \
together with the lease; rent mod :
crate; central location. X 925, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. FIREPRoOF SAFES,
si5 up; ali liz maEss ss' BuRToS,s. ': iii
Broad. Richmond
CONTRACTORS EQUlpMENT-Bo BOIL
.rs, engines. woodworking machin-
cry. etc; second hand, guaranteed
before moving. ]. BLCFOID & GO.
y GOOD DENTAL. PRACTICE IN 4
growing town Of l,6cd people: no
competition. i las, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR SALE. ONE. L. c. SMITH TYPE
writer, irst class condition. Call
LADIES' READY TO WEAR AND
millinery store In Gastonia. y c..
population 1900. Best store and
location, new. clean merchandise
doing splendid business Reason for
selling. connected with business out
of town. stock and fixtures Will in
voice SCOOP For further information
apply THE FASHION. Gaston!a,
North Carolina
FOR SALE, RARE JONoUILS: FINE.
large bloom. 70 cents per hundred
IOAT BROTHERS. Bulb Farm, Din
ROAD, Highland Park. Phone Mon
roc asa.
FOR SALE, THORoUGHBRED SCOTCu
collie puppies; some pedigree stock.
Address y 300 care Times Dispatch.
SELL, REASONABLE OR EXCHANGE,
FOR diamond, visible typewriter little
used Address III 9l5. care Tines
Dispatch.
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00-acve farm, 4s miles west OF Rich
mund. miles from railorad: 6-room
house. tenant house and all necessary
Outbuiidings.
Price. $500.
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FLATS for Rrnr

FOR RENT. FLAT or THREE OR
four unfurnishcd rooms to married
couple without children; all CON
vcnienccs. including hot water heat,
electric lights etc; conveniently To-
Gated in one of the incest sections OF
Church Hill Is 81, care Times Dis
patch.
TO SUB LET \ HANDSOMELY EUR
nishcd apartment, consisting of par
Tor, two bedrooms and two baths on
n long or short lease at the Hotel
Eerkley. Seventy-fourth Street and
Amsterdam Avenue. New York Ad-
dress X. WARlINDORF, Hotel An
sonia, Seventy fourth Street aud
Broadway, New York CITY
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situations ylgantrn, Scale

SUCCESSFUL SPECIALITY SALESMAN
desires 10 connect with good CON
cern; no objcction't TO travelling, ref
orcnccs ana PROOF Of results at inter-
view. Address ~ 600. care Times
Dispatch
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PERSONALS

HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHHS'S. 90" North Third ST.
COFFEE COFFEE, COFFEE.
ARAGON BRAND Is BECOMING;
more popular every day. owing TO
It's uniform flavor and strength.
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WANTED. MEN no LEARN BARBER
trade; few weeks required; steady
positions for competent graduates.
wonderful demand for BARRIERS Free
catalogue. RICHMOND BARBER
COi.Lr.CE, Richmond, Va
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500 ACRES. TWENTY-FIVE MILES
from city, one and ouc-half miles
from railroad depot three miles from
summer resort near school
churches and store; 200 acres cleared !:
good dwelling of ciEh; rooms barn.
stables and outbuildings, in good
order; fnc orchard; very fertile land.
Price. $500.
BOWLES {: JONES COMPANY. INC.
Farms, Timber Lands. Colonial Homes,
il North Eighth Street.
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GOLSAN AND NASH. INC
REAL ESTATE.
IL NORTH STU ST.

REAL ESTATE.
~ NORTH sTH ST.
lOO-acre farm, As miles west OF Rich
mund, miles from railorad; 6-room
house. tenant house and all necessary
Price. $500.
Attractive Highland Park home ut
sacrifice; owner leaving city; . rooms.
hot water heat, gas, electricity. large
lot.
wa!er heat. eiectrcI,y: lot so 92 fe nG.
VIII trade for city property.
Attractive home site OF . acres in
Wes;hampton, near car line. y bar
gain. Price, $4,000.
y good Groom house with large lot
on Beverly Street. Lot large enough
for good garden. Price, $1,000.
GoLsAN AND NASH. INC.
REAL ESTATE.
IL NORTH STU ST.
TIMBER TRACT, TWO HUNDRED
acres. estimated eight hundred thou
sand feet lumber. near station.
twenty-iivc miles of Richmond:
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE. FOR
est I'm. $50 feet. WIN sacrifice at SIS
YEHBY COMPANY. nc, 1906 HULL
street. Monroe 81
LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTREIIIS
FARM AGENCY. Richmond Va. Pos
tai VIII bring necessary blank
HOTEL. FOR SAI.E-TFIE YIRGINA
Ray, Ocean View. Va; 90 sooms com
plctcly furnished. CoNiMONIy EAI.TI
INSURANCE II REALTY co, 4Oi-6
bank OF Commerce Building. Norfolk
FOR SALE, FARM. FORTY ACRES OF
iHnd, IN Chesterfield County, on the
warwick Road, ono mile and n half
from Woodland Heights, between
grass address ". Il. DAVIS. Room
2o' Park Building. Tenth and Bank
Streets. Madison 1919.
WEST END lot, EAST OF THE
boulevard. Madison 1867 Monroe
GROVE AVENUE HOME, TEN ROOMS.
deep lot Madison 1867. Monroe
FOR SALE OR RENT, FARM 10
acres, dwelling eight rooms, shade
oniihouses, fences. well and stream;
eicTcn miles north OF Richmond
EASY terms. GEO L. CRAWFORD X
CO. So East Main Street
Two. VERY ATTRACTIVE FARMS IN
rlchest farming section Of Georgia
Price right ana good reason given
Tor selling; cash or terms Address
EDWARD YOUNG; CLARKE. u a.
Box 500, Atlanta, Ga, or l.. q. Box
269. Quitman. Ga.
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Reliable Gransfer8

RELIABLE TRANSPARENT
302 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for zoe: claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage: two men
pianos :. speciality. Phone Madison
l445.
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FOOT TROUBLES?
PANAMA HATTERS.
5ralfh i9rDpD5al5

UNTIL 3 +. NJ. APRIL -. BIDS WILL
be received for building three OFF,
GERS houses, moving three officers
houses, tearing down and rebuilding
three officers houses. adding Il third
. story 10 the administration building.
Right to reject amy and all bids;
reserved Address
NJ. l.. CORSE. Secretary,
Building ana Grounds Committee. V,
NJ l.. Lexington. Va
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TWO SURREY :. RUBBER AND STEEL
tires, newly painted. $50 and s.5
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NIrEinin ItaIlWaN and FOWcr Co.
1i9 Broadway, New York.
March 10. 1914
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany has this day declared divi-
dend of one and one halfper cent,
equal TO one dollar and nifty cents
per share. on the common stock OF
1914, TO tho common stockholders of
record on March ~. 1914. The trans
fer books will not be closed. Divi-
dend checks Will be mailed
u. b. WILLIAMS,
Treasurer.
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SEVERAL BIG BARGAINS ~ OPEN
and top wagons.
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Diniucnh Refirrs

Office of Treasurer.
Richmond Va. March %. 1914.
DIVIDEND NO. IA
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
company have this day declared "A
dividend OF two t2%5) per cent. tho
same being consecutive quarterly
dividend No. ~ on the preferred
stock of this company, payable April
IL. 1914, when checks will be mailed
to all preferred stockholders OF rec
ord at the close OF business on March
81. 1914.
S. w. TRAVERS,
Treasurer
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- MARCH 30. lal4
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-TAKE
AZ oNccutriN of the estate OF Fred
erick W. Sandman, deceased All
parties owing said estate VIII make
payment TO mo, and all parties to
whom said estate is Indebted viii
present thc!r claims to INC or my at
,,9Fn"y: lanes Caskic. Eleventh and
Main Streets. Richmond, Va
RIipBIE &. SMAI.LlIAE
I,XncutriN ~ Lrrndnh.irL ~ go H..
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one HIGu-GRADE sTEEL-T1RED
tumDcr SOC
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oEE cusHloN-TIRED nuNABour.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04

Cicotte had trouble in the fifth
when he walked a couple of men, but
danger would have been aveTted if
Schalk hadn't hit a runner in the
back while trying to trap him off
third.
The .Sox made as many mispIays
as they have in previous games, but
their batting saved the day.
Detroit batted three Cleveland
pitchers harder than the Maps could
clout trio. of Tiger sIabbers. Bush
and Stanage each got three hits.
Cobb soaked a homer and single.
Twenty-Five hits for "a bases were
made.
Mcclellan. held Cincinnati to five
hits and Pittsburgh made it seven in
a row. Mowrey got three hits and
Honey two. Anfes was not supported
well blythe Reds,
Russell Ford outpitchedt Falken-
burg, and his single in the sixth scor-
ed the run that let Buffalo win.
George Suggs held Kay See.to five
hits, Baltimore winning in a canter by
Soaking Packard. Runt Walsh crack
ed a double and homer. Benny Meyes
got a triple and two singles.
-Q-O--
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-04
gle and double and wilson two


doubles.
ZWilIing, who is coming forward as
the star swatter of the North Side
team, lifted his four-baser over the
right field fence, 1t was a resounding
blow and cleared the brick barrier by
at least ten feet,
Lennox of Pittsburgh, who used to
play third for the Cubs, joined the
home run brigade with smash over
the scorsboard in left.
Claude Hendrix was dropped into a
soft spot and was not forced to exert
himself to win. His mates scored their
ten runs in the first five innings. Hem
dirk took a good workout, however,
and not a hit was counted against
him in the last three innings. He will
be ready for duty in the Buffalo series
if the other pitchers need assistance.
Buffalo opens a three-day engage
ment this afternoon. The team is be-
hind the Chifeds in the race, but is
made up of good players, the star
HEAVIER being Russell Ford, former
Yankee.
The Sox batted decently for the
first time in nine games yesterday
and managed to nose out the Browns.
Eight hits is not a gigantic total in
the swat department, but six Of these
blows were punched in two innings
and won the game back after it had
been presented to the Browns
through misplays.
As has been the case with most
of the SOx victories this spring, John
Collins and. his bat had large hand
in the doings. Twice the big out
fielder stuck in swats, his second one
pushing home the winning run. His
first wallop came in the seventh with
Chase on first, and put two fellows in
position to score on WeaYer'sJ dou-
bic
Four successive bingIes were
punched in the seventh, DAILY and
following the double by
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1914-10-14
DEPOSIT MANGANESE ORE
round BY MeSsrs j. E. EdmOnds and
w. II. Beatty in Greenwood C0un.
ty. Good Prospects.

Mr.. j. E. Edmunds was in the city
Monday exhibiting samples of a rich
manganese ore deposits he had found
in Breezewood, Greenwood county on
the farm Of R. L. Burnett. He placed
the samples at the McMurray Drug
20. He states he has several analysis
made and it shows about As per cent
OF the best maganese ore. The ore is
used largely in the production OF
steel and as the greater portion used
in this county has been shipped from
Russia, in the past, the home demand
has increased considerably, and it is
believed that Messrs Edmunds ard
Beatty have struck "rich find" They
have already sunk a shaft sc feet deep
pnd the ore is as deep as they have
gone. Mr.. Edmunds states they are
now in communication with manufac-
turers that need the ore. 1t is also
used in making dye stuffs and as it is
we'll nigh impossible to get the dyes
from Germany another field of manu-
facture will, likely, be opened up in
this county. The bed is about 7 miles
from the railroad, but Mr.. Edmonds
says he believes they will net, at least
81 a ton on the ore. See the samples
at McMurray's.