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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
'BUCKSHOT JOHN, LAST OF bad MEN

nineties. when the last of the bad
men," who were the terror of the ex-
press messenger and the postmaster,
were being rounded up. Buckshot was
the last of his particular gang He
knew where was located the cache,
running well into the six figures, and
after Is years Imprisonment when
he .got religion"--he uncovered the
cache. 1.-The EXPLOITS sof Elaine cpl.
sode number 10 consists of two reels
of genuine thrills. These two reels
would make good feature at the av.
erage motion picture house, and only
become dwarfed when shown as an
added feature With Paramount Pic.
tires
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
last RUN OF 'MIGNON' AT BIJOU

"Mignon' has tended to bring to
the silent drama class that hereto
fore has been inclined to hold aloof,
through an erroneous ideas that the
photo-play wes inclined to be rough
neck." The class referred to is the
music lovers. In "Mignon," they have
found an excuse, through their love
for the opera from which the picture
drama is taken, to be numbered
among those present al the exhibitions
of the newer art.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14
Dance At MOANA
TONIGHT
Nine. Lester and Mr.. Ransford
win Give Exhibitions

A dance In honor Of the officers and
first-cabin passengers of the transport
Sherman will be given at the Moana
hotel this evening Nine. NJ Lester
and Mrs. Chas. Ransford will give ex-
hibitions during the evening. Tour
lists, officers OF the army and navy and
local society folk are invited. ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14

Pierre Martin, the inventor of a pro-
cess for making steel, which by 1913
was employed in producing two-thirds
of the worlds steel supply, died at
Paris. The Steel Institute of England
on May 13 awarded Martin the Bes-
semer gold medal
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-14

John Penny, wanted for murder in
Elmira, N. Y, where reward of $1,000
for his arrest is offered, is fighting
with the Canadian contingent In the
trenches In Belgium.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
SPLENDID EFFECT
OF WEST END AIR
CAPTAIN WRIGHT NOW ALMOST
IN OLD-TTME FORM
AS EATER.

Captain Robert Wright, well known
In maritime and seafaring circles
comes TO the front as the champion
consumer Of breakfasts
For several days Captain Wrigh,
has been guest of Colonel Thomas
F. Meany. al his West End home. His
health has been bad for several
weeks and it was thought by his
friends that trip 10 the salubrous
atmosphere surrounding Lee Dis
trict might bring back the rose. 10
mis- cheeks, and the sparkle to his
eyes. So he went.
That the aforesaid atmosphere did
act as 1t had been hoped 1t would
was attested to on Saturday, when
Captain Wright upon his own state.
ment, consumed for breakfast seven
oranges, eight hard-boiled eggs, five
cups of coffee, sixteen buckwheat
cakes, five bananas. three salt her.
rings and a dish OF oatmeal.
When he made this statement to
his friends yesterday no surprise was
expressed. as. they stated, he had
been known. to eat more than that
for dinner Mt any time.
How much Captain Wright eats for
supper was not stated, but it was
said that none of the hotels will take
him in on the American plan.
Captain Wright was feeling very
well yesterday, and was able to dis
cuss the war situation with some en-
thusiasm and energy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
PETERSBURG READY
TO ORGANIZE LEAGUE

Petersburg. Va. Feb. 81 The spe-
cial committee appointed at public
meeting held in Red Mems han la st
Thursday night to communicate with
citizens Of Chester. Butterworth and
Ettrick. relative to the orga nizatfon
OF an amateur baseball league. held
q meeting In the offices Of Chairman
David Alexander last evening and dis
cussed plans of organization.
In addition TO Messrs Charles r.
Myers. w. d. Taylor and A. Johnson.
or Petersburg, representative from
Ettrick was in attendance and made
application for a franchise. Nothing
was heard from either OF the places
that VAS expected to make applica =
ton Tor franchises, but the opinion
prevails that a four-club league, made
up of picked amateur players of Pc
tersburg and Ettrick will prove a
successful project.
A meeting will be held in Red
Mems hall at o'clock tomorrow
evening for the purpose Of perfecting
organization and passing upon appli-
cation for franchises, All who are
interested are urged to attend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
Altrock Says
Pitcher Harper
Much Improved

Annapolis, Md, Feb. 2l.-Wi,h
Nick Altrock. the well know slab ar
tist. Harry Harper and Jack Bentley.
two of the recruit pitchers. whom he
Is coaching for the Washington club.
TO spur them along, the candidates
for the Navy baseball team got into
their outdoor practice yesterday at
ternoon. Lieutenant Theohaid. head
coach, permitted the whole squad to
engage in outdoor work.
Aitrock and his cubs are deyoting
their time principally to the MILDLY
candidates tor pitches. of whom
there are several. but naey are there
by able 10 get in good bit OF work
on their own account preparatory to
going 10 Charlottesville with the
squad of Nationals for the early
spring training.
Incidentally. Altrock said last
night that he is greatly pleased WITT
the early season work Of Harper and
Bentley. and he expects much of
them before the season IL over.
Bentley is capable of taking care
of himself IN every respect. s1e said,
but Nick IS particularly pleased with
Harper's showing.
TO use Nick's own words. Harper
is rapidly overcoming his last years
faults TO his style of fielding Neither
Harper or BENTLEY has done much
twirling mere. their practice being
principally workouts In fielding, In
order to get well limbered up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
WRESTLER ADMITS
he FAXED MATCH
DOUBLE-CROSsED oPPoN ENI
AND AROJ SED IRE OF PRO-
MoTETsS, WHO HELD PURSE.

Chicago, Feb. 21.--Martin Piestina.
Austrian avyweight wrestler. has
been appearing in this country for
four years. During the last few days
nc read that Ed White. the promoter.
had declared the mat game in Chicago
| tc be crook ID. This afternoon Pies
TINA voluntarily confessed his part in
what he says was fake and crooked
wrestling.
Piestina is the man who caused a
roar-riot in the Haymarket Theater
recently by defeating James Essen,
the Scotch mat and glove artist. He
declares he was forced to agree to
flop Essen before he would be given
tho match and that when he crossed"
his opponent and won a match he was
supposed to lose he old not get his full
share of tn. percentage.
He won this match in straight falls
and the two were rematched--not.
however, until Plestina put up s25. his
shs re OF SIS, for winning the first
match, as n guarantee that he would
lay down" he says.
straight falls and the SPECTATORS went
Wild. But it cost Plestina sl25. the
sum he would have won II he had
Hoped" h =, says, and he had hard
time even to get his forfeit of s25
Told He Must Lose.
They tell me | must lose" said
Plestina. II want the match, but want
|" win because / am best man. Like
Gotch. I keaI cool and win and then
they say yo II must wrestle him again
They give NE s25 for the first time.
hut make me put 1t up that ] will not
" in again.
"Esson. he tried hard, but throw
him again. two times with toe holds
] am best man, so I win. Tf had 10
lcse / would get more money. but
went to wreutie honestly
Nearly all wrestlers will he on the
square II promoters not tell them to
iose. +. All want TO win, but can't
wrestle II they want to beat promot-
ers men"
Ed White. the former promoter.
who started the wrestling exposure.
was informel OF Plestina's confession.
Tn not surprised" said White.
There will he others. believe tn.
wrastiers themselves are clad OF the
opportunity to clean up the game.
II have known Plesfina for three
years. and consider him one Of IN,
rest men in the business When NJ
starts ont on the square sotae of orr
championship claimants will he ehak.
en- up
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
Iy Cobb Will
Report Early
This Season

Detroit. Mich, Feb. 21.--Detroit's
chances of picking up little rteney
In this spring exhibition games have
been considerably enhanced by Ty
cobb's promise to appear In the train
ing camp whenever President Navin
gives him the word
There always is Il question ws1eth-
ev the Peach viii deign to make his
Southern trip and his final decision
on this matter is always awaited with
fevered interest, About every other
year he makes up his mind rot TO
Join the club until 1t has departed
from It's camp and as this was his
season 10 miss, the Tigers boss is
mere THAN delighted to near that he
Will be on hand
i!rus deserves no particular CEN
sure for not reporting until he Ii
good aud ready. He never yet has
failed to appear in condition to play
his best game, and. as the training
trip Is designed TO give less gifted
athletes chance to get into condi-
ton, Cobb cannot he blamed for us
ing his own Judgment so long az he
continues 10 make good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
MARSHALLITES BEAI
WILLIAMSBURG BOYS

Williamsburg, Va, Feb. '2l.--The
John Marshall High School basket.
ball team experienced little trouble in
beating William and Mary Academy
here last night, the score being AZ to
IA. Woodward and Bethel played a
good game throughout the contest for
the Marsha.iites. while Spencer play
ed well for the losers
The line up and summary follow:
-up--John Marshall: Wood
ward. r. f.; Pendleton, |. T.; Bethel,
G.; Hargrove. +. x; Ehmig. l. &. Will
liam and Mary: Spencer. t.; Ellis,
|. T.; Somers, c.; Wilson, r. g.. Baker,
]. e..
Summary: Score---John Marshall.
AZ: William and Mary Academy. IL.
Field goals--Woodward. s: Pendle-
ton, q Bethel 6; Hargrove, 2 Ehmig.
!: Spencer, 4; Willis. L; Somers. i;
Wilson, /. Foul goals--Woodward
s. Referee Ferguson OF William
and Mary. Time of haives-Twenty
and fifteen minutes. T1mekeeper---
James.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
SAY CONFECT|ONER
RAN BLIND TIGER
ILLICIT SALE OF LIQUOR is
CHARGED AGAINST
CAN'T GIRO.

Can't Giro, proprietor OF con.
fectionery store at Twelfth and Car,
streets, was arrested yesterday b,
Detective Gordon Smith and Patrol
mer Oliver. Williams, Tate and A. NJ
Smith, one the charge of sellins
whisltey without "A license
Captain SowelI, Of the FRS, Pre-.
cinct. and Detective Smith arrested
Fitzhugh White, colored. yesterday
on the same charge. Whiskey and
beer found in both places was con.
tiscated and Is being held as evidence
The polio. Of the Second Precinct
also pulled several alleged Joints. -
Patrolmen w. E. Brennan and w. f.
Harris arrested James r Hill. color.
ed, for selling whiskey without a II.
censC.
Ruble Lee. colored. was arrested or
che same charge by Brennan and
Harris. Like the cases in the FRS.
Precinct. the Second Precinct mer
also confiscated large amount OF
whiskey and beer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
WILKINSON ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE

Roy Wilkinson, we'll known In To-
cal amateur baseball circles. was
Commercial League at meeting held
Saturday night In the office of Howell
Brothers.
Owing to his long connection with
amateur baseball and his familiarity
with the conditions existing at the
present time. he will make this or
gan!zation a good head. He In q pop
ular young man and his genial nature
has won him scores of friends, both
In this city and In Ashland, in which
town he placed team few years
ago. Every ream he ever managed
always came out either first or close
TO Ii. while several years ago he was
regarded IA one OF Richmonds best
sand -lotters.,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
John Marshall Plays Blackstone Academy Tonight
MACkMEn WILL BEGIN
TRAINING SHORTLY

Philadelphia. Feb. 21.-Thirty-three
players will be taken to Jacksonville
Fla, for spring training by the panila-
delphia American League Base
ball CLUB. Twenty of these are regu-
lars. The thirteen new men who will
be watched by Connie Mack in the
training camp are:
Catcher-Gavin, semi professional
Brainerd. Mimi.
Pitchers -Davis, Meyerpoint, Va;
GARDINER Rochester. ". Y; Reed,
Philadelphia: Voltz. Johnsonburg,
Pa; Harper, drafted from the Green's
boro On. CT club; Myers, who be-
longs to Tho Raleigh IN. CO. club.
and Hamilton. Philadelphia
Inflelders--Crane, drafted from
Greensboro. N. c.: Mcconnell. Phila.
delphia; Foster. Ridgely. Md. ana
Bostick. Union League, Salt Lake
City.
Outflelder-Sherman Massactu.
sets Agricultural College
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22

Ihere are few people in the coun-
ery today more qualified from stand
point OF experience to advise am
bitous vocal students. particularly
girls with operate aspirations than
Elaihe DE Sellem, the leading con-
tralto of the boston English Opera
company, which comes T. the
Academy Thursday night in a mag.
hlhcent production Of Verdi's famous
opera, III TFoNatore" Miss De Sellem
says; Il have been requested to ex-
plain why. with so many engaged In
vocal study, So few attain ANYTHING.
IKE success. I'll tell you IN one sem
tsence~not ten per cent OF students
nave any just reason for aspiring Ia
Vocai @mincnce and ten per cent In n
hhFrti estimate. And here is another
reason: IT may seem brutal but It ~
a heplofablc fact--not twenty-five per
cent III those who give vocal instr,c-
ton are qualihed to teach the art cor
tectiy The . is mere chicanerv and
hunhug in Voice teaching than In an
Inc other DEPARTMENTS of the profess
sion combined; 1t is for this reason
that there ought to be laws urohlhit-
ing the incompetent from running
voices and blasting hopes"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
.fiFTY-1HREE ARE
ON HONOR ROLL

/ Tho principal of john Marshall High
School James C. HARDWOOD has re-
ported to Dc. j, a. G. Chandler. sup
erintendent Of Schools. the following
list at honor pupils for the half term
ending January 81, 1915:
A-l--t'raaees Wcodson. George
Carneal.
( a a 2-~Bessie Stith.
| B-l-- Ellsworth wiltshire
| 3 By Rahecca Zines.
/ 8 A-l~-Mars Burlington
A-2--Lucile Gwathney. Dorothy
Harris, Philena Vaughan.
! A-3-ENelsn Harrison. Nellie
Herson. Mary Thonas.
Bl-Cieoi gia Woodward
B-2-lsatel Goodwin
B-4---ieouise Sauerwald. Lois
Gayle.
A-l--Ellzabeth Baker, Elizabeth
sydnor, Earhara Lewis
2 A-2-Aana Allen, Lucille Cole
man. Kate Dickerson. Pearl rlIer.
, A-3-~ThtIesa Pollak
B-2-Neil Apperson. Aaron
Seldes
B-s--Irving Duke.
B-+--Sam Bendheim.
j Bb-Be~nafd Gasser.
! B-6--Frank Melton.
/ B-S-Ruth Roberts.
l ALFRED Wilmer. Emma Hoff-
man. Mildred Kline, Celia Levinson,
Elsie Ware
/ A-2-Myrtle f3lanton, Margarc,
Carter. Willie Clarke. Gladys shaw
julia Thomas
A-3-Bcssie Devoi, Alma Duke.
Clara Pierce, Jane Shepherd. Jose.
phne Talley.
/ A-4--si1ney Morton. Mitchell
Meyer.
A-5---Ge rye Parrish, Eliza Eid.
ridge. Lewis Blanton
/ A-6-DuGley Heinrich.
l A-i2--Agnes Gilman.
At the time OF the High School ex.
iaminations one of the students In tina
graduating class. Elmer A. Bischoff.
was very i'll Since that time he has
recovered and has taken his examin-
auons wi.A great credit and has been
declared graduate of John Marshall
High School
Through the courtesy OF the Roao-
mary Library, eight library member
ships are awarded at the loose OF each
half terms to the pupils standing
highest in each of the eight grades Of
the John Marshall High School, These
the John Marshall High School. Those
n emberships for the half term ending
January 81, 1915. are awarded ID
follows:
Arb. Walter Leonard
4A-Bessie Stith.
-B--Eliswcrth Wiltshire.
3-A--Mary Thomas
2B-Isabei Goodwin.
2A--Theresa Polak.
1-B--Trving f. Duke.
1-A--William Clarke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
COTHOMITE AGED
AT FORTY WEARS

New York. Feb. 21-After exam
ming more than 1000 men during tho
course or the past year. Or. Louis r
eizn!lier. physical director at the
West Side Y NJ. q A., il OF the oninion
that the average New York, business
man shows al forty years all the svlnp.
toms OF old age and general break
down. He says that the city is stead
ily developing type of man of all
brains and no body, in other words
a poorly balanced and short lived
man. His solution for the condition
is ore play. real play, the kind that
takes mans thoughts away from
his business completely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22

h%tfeo daughter. Margaret. have re.
turned to Front Royal after a two
weeks stay in this city.
MISS Lille Allen. of Coyington, is
the guest Of relatives and friends
here.
MISS Julia Dunn is visiting Miss
Margaret kegney in Lynchhurc
nat ana Mrs. A. T.. Straus and sylvan
Straus left Richmond yesterday 10
make their future homo in Washing
ton.
Mrs. g X Shelton. of Ashland. is
spending several days here as the guest
of friends.
MISS Emily Taylor. of Norfolk, spen,
the weekend in this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
L, OF +. Annual Dinner.

New York Feb. 21.~--Graduates OF
the University of Pennsylvania are
looking Onward To an announcements
OF definite plans for a new clubhouse
in this city at their annual dinner
next Saturday night at the Hotel Nc
Alpin. The speakers are to be Mayor
Mitchell, George w. Wickersham, for
mer Attorney General. Republican
State Char man Frederick c. Tanner,
DIR. Alexander Abbott, DIR. Josiah Pen.
niman and DIR. TAFT Mackenzie, OF the
university.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
FRANK BAKER MAY
PLAY WITH YANKS
TRAppE sLUGGER DECLARES HE
MIST GET MORE MONEY
THAN Hi: Is WORTH.

/ New York, Feb. 21.--The latest con-
! fesslons OF Frank Baker, at Trappe
Md. would Indicate that Connie Macks
prize slugger is not so very dissatis-
fed with road life after all. 70 friends
j Baker has intimated that he might
return to the game If unable to resist
the call, but that the club which Sc
cures his services must bid more than
he was worth
very prominent man of organised
baseball expressed the belief today that
Connie Mack announced Bakers sup
posed retirement as part OF an under
standing with the player to prepare the
Philadelphia fans for Bakers transfer
elsewhere
Il am convinced" said he. that
Baker wishes to get away from the
Quaker City. / do not believe that he
intends to desert the game at this
time. Why, he 10 right In the prime OF
life. lie is clean. careful liver, and
should be good for ten years to come.
IF Baker will play elsewhere Mack
should not stand between him and a
career with the New York club. No
one Is more popular here, not even
Ty Cobb. Baker would be appreciated
In New York. and the owners of the
local club would, no doubt, pay Frank
salary that would make him con-
tented with his lot If Mack intends
10 part with his slugEer he should
give New York first chance"
Doubtless BIZ Donovan viii sound
out Mack and Baker within the next
few days,
ftitte Skaters visit 10 New York at
this particular time Is Interpreted by
Mcasraw's friends as an omen of good.
In spite Of Shafer's assertions that he
is through with tho game many be-
leVe he viii be some here on the
Giants intield this year.
Rumors of peace in baseball nre
auoat once more, 1t Is said that an
enissary of organized bail conferred
with Robert b. Ward and James A.
Gilmore, in Pinehurst, n short time
ago, and that tentative plans for a
REIMBURSEMENT were discussed at length
This story once more revives the pos
sibiiity of the sale OF the Cubs to
Charles Weeghman, and the disposal
OF National Leagua franchise to
Robert b. Ward.
There does not appear to be good
reason for any such speculation. Ban
Johnson Is now in California. and John
h. Tener VIII start In a few days for
the same place. There seems very lit
tie reason to believe that the Federal
League meeting In Buffalo this week
! viii concern any but the independent
! mag mates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
Iohn Marshall
Quint Will Play
Blackstone Five

Beginning promptly AT O'clock to-
night. game which is attracting con-
siderable interest in this city viii be
played at the John Marshall gymna-
sium between the local public school
basketball team and the ono repre-
senting Blackstone Academy.
The Marshallites have lost hut one
game this season, while Blackstone has
been given drubbings hut twice. Both
teams are we'll primed for the sstto
and the game is expected to be one
Of the most interesting ones staged
here this season.
owing to the fact that the Black
stone boys will catch a late train to-
night the game will begin promptly at
s o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
GOVERNOR STUART
GETTING ALONG WELL

Governor stuart. who has been on
the sick list for two days. was re-
ported by his physician, DIR. George
Ben Johnston. last night as getting
along very we'll. The Governor was
attached wfsf acute indigestion dur
ing q meeting Of the State Board OF
Education Saturday afternoon. Re-
lief came readily, Abut the Governor
will remain IN thu mansion several
1AyS to recnperste.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
Societies Celebrate
Washington S Birth
INTERESTING AFFAIRS PLANNED
FOR ~TODAI--MiSS MNRtt

BLAIR Al WONNN'N CLUB.
The COMMONWEALTH chapter,
Daughter ~ the American EeVolu-
ton. will celebrate WaShingtoa's
birthday with ID beautifully appoint
ed luncheon given today at ] O'Clock
at f.le CommauWsa Club.
The Sons of The American ReVolu-
tion Will hold their annual meeting
today in the roef garden OF the Conn
snonweaith and "A buffet luncheon
ill be served after the meeting.
In. the palm garden Of the West
rnoreland iris evening At $3.50 o'clock
the Sons o. the Revolution VIII also
hold their yearly meeting. Which viii
be followed by buffet supper.
AT ,he Woman's Club.
Belgian Art viii be the subject
of the discourse to be given by Miss
Maria Blair this afternoon at 4;3o
o'cioc.. at the WomAns Club. and
the lecture VIII be an unusually in
teresting one. as Miss Blair has trav-
eled widely through Europe, and has
FIRST hand knowledge of her subject
Mrs. ThoFa23 Cary Johnston IS chair
man OF tbs afternoon and Mrs. AZ
thur LEROY viii present Miss Blair
10 her audience.
Return 90 Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs John @. Munce have
returned from, their honeymoon
snent NJ rfnehD~xt n. C. and are
now a, home AZ PAPA Monument Az
.r,,e Sf~a NT,nre before her mar
,saga a. feu v,aaLa arc vas Miss
$40 -, 20 ,-Trsouk
N"Ae'
Ahairs i"uaf'
Mrs. dranFllle q. wartime MITE
Melville Branch. Mrs. Nelson Steele
and Mrs. st. George Cooke are IN
charge of he indoor golf tea, whoa
will take place frem 3 to o'clock
this affnrn5u in the palm room of
the jefferson ard viii be attended by
a large coming gent Of society
At the Ar. Club Of Richmond an
en.ertasnneat will be given t. the
st.,aenf rer.hers and juniors Of the
r,uh tnts 5fternnon eft O'clock, In
raIehra fin,, ~ fha holiday The fea-
49, NJ ,h.r affa,r v-iU tie the jnfor-
,sY ta,t, H.. r5,eho., n. , D'Cnnneli
4f-1.t,3~ A.. Games and
-. - ,.l' f,,il,,,. a,,1 ,orresh.
aoth "'Ii' ..-,.,'%
'As'l'9 80 -, t,,.<-t,..r. ~
if' ..-.f< -, 60,
- "'' H. fe~
Nasniaif' ~ yea ~ . rs.
Need t3hieaeta1t NoH!'" a. ,-.,.
Grace ~tzs LS*" Is"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22
High Constable's
Sale!

viii sell by public auction, or
Tuesday, the 2Srd day of February
1915. at ~ O'Clock NJ. at 500 Yves,
Broad Street, the following property
to satisfy distress warrant (W A.
Moncure. substitute trustee, VS.. A. ia.
cobs). I'm my hands: Lot of Opera
Chairs. Moving Picture Machine, etc.
Postponed from February ls, at same
hour
TERMS: Cash.
w. II. WYATT. JR. H. c.. C. r.