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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
fer For Release Of Richmond From Virginia Leagu, Be Considered Today
COLLINS WORK WILL
ATTRACT INTEREST

What is to be Eddie Collins future
with the Chicago white Soxs VIII he
be the same fielding wonder as when
he played with the Philadel phia Attn
lctscs. or vii, his general aii-round
work deteriorate? Fans are asking
themselves these questions. but to
dxte mono has vouchsafed An answer.
Time alone win tell the tale.
why should Coliins work suffer as
Chicaeoan In comparison with that
which he had on tap while striving
Ter honor and glory for the standard
ri the house Of Mack? Well. Jack
Barry is the answer. Jack will not
be his running mate. as has been the
rase ever since 1903. And be It said
here and now that Barry has been
conceded by rival bali players, press
and public TO be the best shortstop in
tho American League.
OF course. Collins adherents wills
tell you that he made Barry rsne
wonder worker he Is inasting that IL
Jack had any one else working at
second instead Of the peerless Eddie
he would be rated auly a fair per
former. To all OF which tho merry
hA ha Is given by Barry's thousa nds
IT supporters. who tell you that II
was proved time and again during
the past Eve or six years that the
Athletics were a great machine with
out Collins working at second. while
1T any time Barry was out OF the
Isne-up not only did Collins fall of
Ia his work. but the entire Athletics
putfit as we'll
Buck Weaver. who will be Collins
new stdekick with fhe White Sox.
isn't a bad shortstop, by any means.
He's spectacular, almost as much go
~ Barry--~at times. But unlike the
Mackite star, Weaver Is very incon-
sistent- He's not nearly so dependable
as Barry And this same inconsistency
may work the updoing OF Collins az
the peer Of recond -sackers.
There's no disputing the fact that
The Barry-Collins combination. or the
Collins Barry combine. II you will. set
the pace Of all the sslortstor-s eccno
basemen duos in baseball, and It's ex-
tremeiy doubtful II Collins will fare
M we'll az Sox as when he WIS a
MAckman.
or course. there's another side 80
the question. For the sake or argu-
tffdt %TtftttttS tNe*ss
sponsible for Barry's great record as
a shortstop. This being the case. IL
may come to pass that Eddie can
help Weaver rid himself Of his In
consistency and develop him into such
Il star performer that he will force
Barry into the backgr ound.
Weaver has class. lots OF X. He is
about az fast as they make them with
hand and foot in the field, and there
In tho chance that he will not only
make the fans forget all about the
Barry-CoiIins days. hut. with Tddie's
able assistance. improve on the play
Of the Athietics' great star duo.
But you can't forget Barry. the man
with the great baseball brain, the
wonderful hands and feet that seem
10 work in perfee. unison with the
master mind. tina Incompatible short
STOP and IT'S safe bet that Weaver
Collins Will never o'ershadow Barry
Collins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE BORN
YEAR AGO LAST SUNDAY

just a year ago last Sunday the Fed
eral League was really born. On De-
cember 81. 1913. Joseph Tinker took
Brooklyn and made of him a Federal
League mana ger. The hurdling of the
great shortstop proved the making of
the Gilmore circuit. such as 1t LIS.
The outlaws were considered q joke
prior to Tinker's arrival In camp. but
Hendrix. Groom. knabe and the rest
OF the agile deserters followed suit.
fandom began to prick up its ears,
Organized baseball. especially as
represented by Ban Johnson, pretend
ed to scoff at the invaders. even after
these players jumped, and predicted
tho Feds would never start a season.
Later they were to blow on July i,
and later the date WAS shifted for
ward 10 August IL. But the Feds fin
ished their season and today are
stronger than ever before.
Turned Baseball Topsy-Turvy.
In one year the Feds have turned
the entire baseball business topsy-
turvy. During the winter OF 1854
the Feds completely wrecked the PEN
nant chances of the Phillies and Maps,
National and American League run
ners-up in 1918. They broke up the
Phiilies by lifting knahe and Dolan
out Of the Quaker infeld, and by TAX
ing Seaton. Brennan and Camnitz and
Finneran from the pitching staff.
The props were taken out of the
Cleveland club when Falkenburg, star
pitcher of the club. jumped, while the
general efficiency OF the staff was
rrfnod f.<r s,,r Nd rr,
jumping of Blanding. Kahier and Gull
Top.
Lard Star Players.
During the season the independents
succeeded In landing such star play
ers az Chase Marsans. Caldwell and
konetchy. Their practices In secur-
Ing such players were not always
con.mendahle. but they got them.
Marsans was not permitted TO play
with the f'ederals, but his going c,'rn-
pletely broke up the Reds, who were
contenders early in the seaSon, but
dropped from second to eighth. large
Ily through the mid-season desertion
of Marsans, Davenport and Chief
johnson.
Since the end OF last season. the
Federals have dealt the Cardinals a
savage blow by taking three OF their
leading players-Wingo, Perritt and
lee Mugee-ptayers whe-aid much
toward making a pennant contender
of the Britton entry last season.
Drove Out Internationais.
The F'ederais drove the Tnterna-
tional League out Of Baltimore, and,
by taking most of the stars OF the
league, spoiled Its drawing powers in
the different cities. Franchises in the
league may be purchased today for a.
fraction of their value before the war.
and the league has been compelled to
cut down from twenty to fifteen play
ers.
The Feds may not win out in the
war that now seems TO be Mt Its
height. But II cannot be denied that
they are formidable factor in the
present chaotic baseball situation.
They are probably in position TO de-
mand some rather favorable terms
when the tima to draw up treaties Is
finally reached. And Joe Tinker
should be given the chief credit for
the whole mess. His bit of hurd)tng
just a year ago was the shock that
started the landslide and gave the out
laws the impetus that has carried
them TO their present emineace,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
WHITMAN TO CUT
DOWN EXPENSES

Albany, n. Y. Jan. 3.--Governor
Charles s. Whitman intends to probe
State Departments to find out how
many Jobs can he cut out and what
reforms can be instituted rather than
unearth wrong doing and enter upon
criminal prosecutions, 1t was said to-
night by a close friend OF the Gov
ernor. The Governor wants to show
that NE no longer is IA prosecuting
Officer. and will do what he can to
build up the State government in nc-
cordance with the promises made in
his inaugural address.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04

comedian and a pretty girl, will con-
tribute O happy number, the elements
of which are singing, dancing and
comedy patter. Armstrong and Man
ley have an uproariously funny skit
called TT Happened This Way"
which has to do with the undoing of
d wise guy" and Jack George. black
face comedian. will give an amusing
representation of the Nifty Coon.
with song and dance interpretations
New war pictures OF the Hearst
Selig series, and the usual comedy
films. will compose the motion picture
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04

President j. o. cartwright at tho
request of W.. b. Bradley. scCrc-
tary of the Richmond club.
What action the mog1lls win
take on this offer Is not known,
but 1t Is believed that they will
deem Ii advisable to accept Il.
Richmond having expressed its
determination to withdraw from
the circuit. This city wants To
secure It's release from the Glass
& organization In peaceful mani
ner, and the parties Interested arc
hoping that the club owners will
sanction the move and not make
1t necessary for them to appeal to
the National Commission.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
Trade Falls Through.

Chicago. Jan. s.--Attempts by Chi
cago and Cincinnati to trade players
with each other have fallen through,
Roger Bresnahnn. manager OF the Cubs,
said today. adding that he would have
to do the best he could with the ma
terial now on hand. In a recent visit
TO Cincinnati Bresnahan left with Au-
gust Hermann ftst of sixteen play
ers he Was willing to trade.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
MRS. SHEPARD NOT TO BE
PRESIDENT OF Y. w. c. A,

New York, Jan. "a yarn made
of whole CLOTH was the characters
tic manner In which Finley j. Shepard
today denied the report that Mrs
Shepard will be the successor to the
late Miss Grace Fl. Dodge, founder
and president of the Young Women's
Christian Association.
Mrs. Shepard was not seen but her
husband was emphatic In his denial
of the story.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
Mira. Roy Glover Dead.

New York. Jan. 3.--Mrs. Roy l.
Glover, whose former husband, Daniel
Devilliers. was shot and killed by
Mfr. Glover q year ago, died today In
Nogales, Arizona Mrs. Glover was Il
daughter of Henry c. Campbell, of
the brokerage Arm OF Henry G. Camp
bell Il Co., OF II Wall Street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
BEL VEDERE COUNCIL
lNSTALLS OFFICERS

Belvedere Council. Royal Arcanum.
Will meet at Colombo Hall tonight at
s o'clock for the installation CT officers
and for the purpose OF enjoying New
Year smoker. Leading Arcanumites
will make short talks. while others
will entertain with song and story. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04

Under its provisions are 6tats laws.
making the place of delivery OF liquors
the place of sale. valid?
Is the provision of the bb-Kenyon
law, giving the State absolute control
OF the shipment of liquor into it's ter
ritory. so sweeping in its character as
to absolutely protect dry" State
from the operations of the enterprising
mall order liquor housesf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
rhe Progressive halfway Of the south.
Change of Schedule.

Effective January L. the seaboard
Florida Limited will be inaugurated for
the season. This train will leave Rich
mond 11:1T p. NJ. south bound. and ar
rive at 7:25 A NJ. north bound. Train
now leaving Richmond 10:4s +. NJ viii
leave at 1920 r. NJ. Train now arriving
Richmond 500 A. NJ. will arrive Mt SIS
A. NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
Carl GoIefn1ark Dead.

London, Jan. 3.---Carl Goldmark
the composer died today according to
a dispatch from Vienna. He was
born in Jcsxthoiy-Am-Pl Patience,
Hungary. in 1870.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04

FOR BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE
IN THE RICHMOND yIRGINIAN-
FULL. FAIR. CLEAN AND ACCU-
RATE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04

Governor George II. Hodges. OF KAN
sas. will go on the stump for prohibit
ton during 1916.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04

Northampton. Massachusetts. has
vote dry. Three out of eight voting
recently favored the dry side.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04

They are cutting prices on booze In
Vancouver. Washington, I'm prepara-
ton for the last step over tho cliff.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
BL ACKSTONE NEGRO
HELD FOR ROBBERY
ONE OF MANY RELIEVED no
HAVE BEEN OPERATING
IN THE TOWN.

George JAmes. colored, was arrest ed
here yesterday by Detective Sergeants
wiltshire and Bailey for the Black
stone authorities. who charge the ne
gro with breaking, into the p. r. Epes
Grocery Company'a store. of that
place Jones said last night that he
wac from Blackstone and that he
lived on a farm near that town for
several years. He said that he came
to Richmond last Wednesday night.
Blackstone. Va. Jan. S.-<Thief OF
Police Sullivan announced today that
George Jones, a negro wanted here for
breaking into the +. r.. Epes Grocery
Company's store. had been caught In
Richmond. Jones left here under very
suspicious circumstances the night The
store was entered. About $25 In cash
and quantity OF groceries were
taken.
The police here are also trying to
locate parties who several days ago
broke into the Stokes-Wiiliams Hard
ware company's store. Here goods
valued at about 500 were stolen.
Many other robberies have been re-
ported of late ana the town council Is
considering placing on one or two men
TO guard the business section OF the
town at night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-04
BRITAIN STRONGER

Continued from First page,
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Atlantic Coast Line

Ahe Stan.ihrd Railroad Of the south.
EFFECTlVE APRIL s, 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RiCHMoND EAtI.Y
For Florida and South: s:I5 a Al and s:u
r. ~. 1880 A. NJ. 80
For Norfolk: SOD A. NJ. $50, p. NJ. r:a
r. NJ. ti:lO =. NJ.
For n. 81 W, Ry.. wos,: ell, A. NJ. e:s
}. 81. 500 p. A.. $50 p H.
For Petersburg: 1889 a. NJ. s:is A. ~.
Sis A. M. 500 a. IL. $3.50 A. NJ. S:& p 81
t:V +. Nj. ti:tO Y. NJ. t:5S r. NJ. t:t5 r. 81
SD L. A.. II ID =. NJ.
ft. Goldshoro ANA Fayetteville: $500 p. NJ
Trains arrive kichmoad daily: SO II
s:ls a. T.. $50 A. Al. 'S:@ ~ II. tli:.i
A. A.. i;:t0 a. NJ, '2:!0 e. 81. ti;A P. Il.
6.sc +. NJ. 6:35 A. NJ. $500 r. ri. J:G9 T. 81
il:D +. NJ.
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure ana connsc.
lions Guaranteed
c. Z. CAMPBELL p. =. A. S3g Maia 81,
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

NATIONAL STATE AND CITY BANK.
Richmond, Va. Oct II. 1915.
TIE L. hoard Boar Of directors % this bank
il MGlee ioY& s GLLET4T..s H who hSsa af1
city on the 10Th day OF October was
held by his associates on this board
and the deep sense OF loss which this
filled with fuithfulness and efficiency
the office OF vice president of this bank
for I'VE years. Mr., Elicit has been
business In this city for forty years. as
director in banks and other financial
institutions, as president Of the Stat.
National State Rank OF Richmond, amd
upon the consolidation Of said bank
vice president OF this Institution. After
War, in the Second company Of the the
Richmond Nowitzcrs. from the begin
ming at AppomattoN Courthouse. he be
came partner in the wholesale firm
OK WinEo Elicit & ,Crump, Tor many
firms In this city. and his long train
ing and experience as 4 merchant, his
high character and well balanced mind
emtnently fitted him for a succession
career In the business OF banking. Mr..
Elicit was useful man in the com
mun!ty. and took an active part In all
made for the bettcrinent OF the city
10 which his life. from early manhood
was spent: therefore, be Ii
Reso!ycd That in the death Of JOHN
s El:LETT this institution has sus-
taincd the loss OF a mos; careful and
efficient officer. who zcalously guarded
the interests of the bank, and who was
ever ready TO promote its growth and
prosperity in every way his Judgment
dictated
Resolved. further. That this board
tenders TO his bereaved family IT'S sin
cere sympathy In their great aHliction.
and that these resolutions be spread
upon the records OF this bank and pub
lished IN daily newspaper, and that n
the deceased.
WM. II. PALMER
, President.
Julien II. Hill. Secretary
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missed the accident at Twelfth and
Main streets, about 1890 T.. NJ. sun
day, october 10. when an old gentle
municate with c. w. Vaughan. &c East
BROAD.
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BOARDING.

LARGE furnished rooms. transient OF
permanent. $40 East Franklin.
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CHESAPEAKE " OAiO Ry

Gin. Lsvillo & Vest .7oo :, ,,.o,
Main Line. Local IS n - 49, -
James River i.irre o.GO -. p
\. News. MIR. Old Pt. .s a 80 -, :, -
Men port News Local -f.lr n - ~.
T:ains arrive from MIX u! 70 ~ .p.i p'
90 p n News, 1885, IA $40 D F.In
~ cees'' 'S;@ n, '3:t' p. 1855 a.. r.;n
~ p. daiiY from Charlu .tesvliIe rxs,
SunGaI from rnurmond. JAS. K.ver ~
'Daily. +g>..,, c.
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MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY
! NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLD-
| ERS' MEETING

Rev YORK, AUGUST 10, 1915
NOTICE Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company VIII be held at the general
Richmond. Va. on TUESDAY, October
10. 1918. at II eicfocko a. ". la) for
the election OF directors. % for the
transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before the meet
ing, including the authorization OF tho
acquisition by said railway company
Of all the properties. rights and fran
chises OF Logan and Southern Railway
Company. and Co for the purpose OF
considering all action heretofore taken
or authorized by the board of directors
or by the executive committee OF the
company which may be submitted 10
the. meeting, whether in connection
with any of the matters aforesaid or
otherwise. The stock transfer books
Will be closed at the office of tho com
pamy' No q Broadway. New York
city. on Friday, September "a. 1915. at
o'clock l.: NJ. and will be reopened
on W ednesday. October 20. 1915, at 10
o'clock a. NJ.
By order of the board OF directors.
CARL REMINGTON,
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1E' you want good rubber heel. try
the Wing Foot" the best on the
market. Put on and distributed by
J. e. Leland. 321-323 North Fifth
street.
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HELP WANTED-sIale.

WANTED. registered assistant phar-
hacist: active young man. Address
a pirin. l. 231. care Times Dispatch.
w SNTED, men to learn barber trade;
! WV weeks required; steady positions
toi competent graduates; wonderful
Richmond Barber College. Richmond.
Va
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIc.

STENOGRAPUER and office assistant
desires prominent position; willin 20
begin on moderate salary. + 125. care
Times Dispatch.
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NOTICE,


y MEETING Of the Guernsey Breed
held during the Virginia State Fair,
at Jefferson Hotel Richmond. Va
Thursday. October II, 1915, at 7:3O y.
NJ. Every member, every breeder and
every one interested In Guernseys in
vitcd TO this meeting
STATE GUERNSEY BREEDERS
ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA.
BY c. II. Yntes. president.
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

MIR. EAUG HAN, could not keep house
.o w,th0at nessie i Cleaner. This Is a
toners. Once you try IL you always
bug It, 2bc bottle. druggist and gro
GERS. or Naughan's. Madison i0i.
MATING at SC yard would not bc as
cheap in covering Il floor as Elondikp
Floor Stain, and would not bc as pleas
Ing to the eye. y i0c can KIoudikc
new. Easy to apply, dries overnight,
any color. Phone VauEhnn's. Madison
l0i. Red Front. opposite Cohen Co.
CT stores handle Peerless Cleaner aud
Miller & Rhoads. e. b. Taylor co. ali
handle 1t. 1t cleans and polishes at
ono application. For furniture and
floors 1t is without an equal CSC bot
tic. NauEhnn'N. Madison lO4
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED. LUNIBER
YELLOW PINE in Pinch and I-lnch
also special bills small timbers, both
TousG ana dressed. poplar and oak
we also want red cedar boards Send
us list OF what you have ready for
Shipment and figure with us on cutting
cinnati, O. Write our REPRESENTATIVE
f. NJ. Hampton. +. 0. Box "a. Rich
mond. Va.
WANTED, n large second hand refrig-
orator for butcher shop. Address
Emmett ID: GREGORY. Dillwyn. va
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOX sale, large Groom house and 4
acres OF ground, with large barn and
oIher improvements. located In thriv-
Louis. Mo. Good railroad. Excellent
6h rsss FOR poultry Price, $1,000; Ad.
Jacob Cheek, Mnrissa. Ill.
DETACHED. modern home West End.
owner out OF city and must sell. See
this home and make an offer. 1t Is
Aolng at sacrifice. Address c zoo, care
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FUNLRAL NOTICE.

GRlGG.-Funcral OF JAMES AGNEW
t1AY) MORNING II 1880 4 NJ, from
! 4 Second Presbyterian Church Fifth
Street. between Main and Franklin
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LADIES' TAILOR

j. Brown, Richmond's leading la
dies tailor, make your fall or win
ter suit and you will be pleased. Prices
reasonable and satisfaction gUaran-
teed. 202 North First Street
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WANTED-Iseal Estate.

LIST your farms with j. A. Connolly
& Co. Write postal for necessary
blanks
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REAL ESTATE.

next 80 days days: nj veew WI partners IN IN
every town and city. to help US handle
Sral aseney re Ssslie rsa W. @ii hu STARE
enormous PROFITS with those who will
bership. Write to day for free par
uculars. B. f. I.oos CO.. Des Moines.
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ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
1FlED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE Your WANTS TO
THE TIMES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
oNLf, one cent word when paid I'm nd
vance No ad taken for less than 10 cents
SUNDAY. one and onc-hnlf cents n word for
all classified ads excpet Situation Wanted
at one cent word. No ad. taken for less
NJ ADS. taken fo- lesa than Is cents when
charged or phonsl In. Phoned orders not
guaranteed. classification not guaranteed
after +. II.
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SHOE REPAIRING

JUST a few words: Our shoe repairing
pleases the leading retail shoe stores
or Richmond. and we are sure we can
piease you. Give us trial Work
called for and delivered Rohm Shoe
Repairing. 2l0 East Broad Street
Madison COIL
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40 West Grace Street, hot water heat
ed rooms. modern convenience. board
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
:sd Fr,n wissir.t,, and Su,sd

l.ir. Etsst,d daily kriNe RdfEard 1lIIy
.ss5is SIS IT, l,ssi r. Isssfs 5Sfs assn
100 P9 ts.47RA. 80 itsj0Pa. st235M. fi1as NJ
hsI.as ia'n week iss H. lNi 75o Az us Pm 30 PM A.
H e3o IN l125 M st2 ~. frsterhsitzrf ltsn w,,k irt
PS: H. 1925 A. Sit,Y; w. ma i1S PN: Ir 10isia
'R'h u aa. tbTa g. sh t,srfEt At tts. asstth. ii,lr
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FOR SALE-AiacIliEery.

LANE sawmills, planners, resaws, joint
ers, stave ma chinery. sash and blind
machinery, pullcys, hangers, shafting
and helting. I. Bluford e Co.
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RAtLRUACS
Norfolk & Western Railway

VNLi NLi.KAlI. LINE TO NORFOLK'
schedule in effect April 3 lpIs
Leave byrd Street Statio,r iIcHa,onG rop
HONFoLk 1900 ~. ~. 'a:Oo T. NJ. =, %
FOR LyNCUBUrG AND TIE wrsr.
,,Sil5 a NJ. $50 A NJ. $500 r NJ $50
Arrive Richmond from Norro,z. .,,.n
~. IS T. NJ. 'll:aO +. NJ Fror, M, Ne ~:
r';S9 a NJ t2ii9 T. NJ. :l:4O T.. 81. 's.ii
DAILY tDaJiy exccp. Sunday. .sund,y
81 b. REvlLr. " q S,,.>.,,..,.
r. T. NJ. Ronnokc g. y \ RnaE,f
Z. II BOSLEY. u. l.. a Etchrnond =
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ATTRACTIVE rooms second floor
single or as fiat 322 East Franklin.
FOR rent, West Grace Street, second
fiat, rooms steam heat, electric
lights, private bath. Terms, S35 Der
month. B II. care Times pispa tch
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FOR SALE-Busincss

FOR sale, first-class corner cafe in
New York City. elevated station and
transfer corner: good money-maker
Price, $4,000: $4,000 cash required
Present owner retiring. John H.
kraeke. 60 West Eighth Street. New
York CITY