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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

LOST. Monday, May 3, one Southern
Railway mileage book Reward II
returned to 913 West Marshall or call
Madison 1921.
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FOR SALIc--aninals.
FOR SALE, HORSES. MARES. MULES
AT CRULLfB STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET

ssSs asss 8! fs0a h.rs. s!na
s Of T ssa them a. na won nsm W. :. av. %
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. Price.
$is5 per pair up. and horses and mares
ss5 head up. This stock Is oil ID
q full guarantees. II not az represented
money refunded.
FOR sals-Having no further use for
bargain; pair VIII weigh 1850 peands
gssdISS WIN Esis b 400 pounds, Priss;
pounds. sound and Very handsome.
Price s325: pair cheap mules for S17s,
gor Sooq Ape pounds Al pair musy
cali and see this stock before buying.
They arc al N fine eondition. Can be
Stable. No. 1s South Fifteenth Street.
Half square from Main Street Station.
NO connection with any other stable.
FOR sale, several head OF horses and
out of a winters work. Selling for
lack of use during summer months.
or single. lyme " & Harri s Coal 'S Yard.
Fifthteenth and Dock Streets.
FOR sale. one pair young mules. and
years old, weighing 2.7o0. pounds;
good workers 81 Three " big S Work horses sa.
one extra fine saddle horse; also two
good top wagons. one first-class top
buggy: several sets of light and heavy.
harness. The above stock can he seen
at Sullivan's Stable. COS East Cary
Street
ONE big gray mule, work anywhere
weigh about 1900. Phone Madison
2S42-J.
FOR sale, two perfectly marked Scotch
collie pups Q months old, male and
female. sable and white. Mckay. 2l0
East Grace.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female

RAILWAY mail and postal clerks. ex-
aminations soon. Over 1000 appoint
Inents yearly. Prepare at home. Write
for our plan No Of payment after
appointments. Philadelphia Business
College. Civil Service Department.. Phil
adclphia. Pa.
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND. breastpin. 4-leaf clover owner
can get by proving property, paying
expenses Madison 36ot-J.
LOST. at Police Court Monday, n small
pocketbook containing two S. bills
and car tickets. Reward if returned
10 Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-AIachinery.

SECONDHAND guaranteed boilers. en-
glnes, wood working machinery and
contractors equipment. ]. Blueford &
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n. THE !, Stated rs Con GommYncasio1 q
~ A. NJ, will be held in the Ma
sonic Temple, Broad and Adams Streets,
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING at $50
o'clock. Visiting brethren and MEM
bers OF sister lodges fraternally in
vited. Members of this lodge urged to
be present.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
ROBERT f. WINFREE.
Secretary.
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Abstract Office
with complete
equipment

Plats, Maps, Lists, Safe, Type
writer, Law Books, Abstracts. Ebel
Building, $40 Main Street. Apply,
by letter. to John w. Anderson, IT
West Cary Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
SON. OF Richmond, In the County
Of Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the
eSth day OF April, a. D. 1915, the said
LOUIS .IsRAELsoN was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt. and that the first
in my Office, Rooms No. SOC and S03
American National Bank Building,
Richmond, Va, on the 10TH DAY OF
MAY. a. D. 1915. at 10 O'Clock inI
the forenoon. at which time the said
creators may attend, prove thei1
claims, appoint a trustee, examine tho
bankrupt and transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
THOS. b. SNEAD,
April 20. 1916.
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FOR RENT-Rooms.

respectable house, at very reasonable
rates; gentlemen only taken. IT'S East
Marshall Street
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VIRGINIA, I'll East Broad Street.
House OF Quality Photoplays.
&c. Day and Night, Except on Special
Feature Days.
TO-DAY = TOYS OF DESTINY"
(drama). Safety Worst" comedy.
THE Sort of Girl Who Came from
Heaven" with Earle Williams and
Anita Stewart).
TO-MORROW-"FRA IN THREE
parts, with Edna Mayo. The Box
Trap" Edison No. 25 of The Hazards
of Helen" with Helen Holmes.
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IN NiEMORIAM.

MAYS.--In sad but loving remembrance
LEE MAYS, who died one year ago to-
DAY. May 4. 1915.
Another hand is beckoning US.
Another call is given:
And CLOVIS once more with angel steps
The path which reaches Heaven
Our dearly beloved daughter. whose
Made brighter Sumner hours:
Amid tho frosts or autumn time
Has left us with the flowers.
The iish, of her young life wen, down.
As sinks behind the hill
The glory OF = setting star.
Clear, suddenly. and sim.
AS pure and sweet, her fair brow
And like, the brooks low song, her
a sound which could not die.
And half We deemed she needed not
To give to Heaven a shining one.
Who walked AN angel here.
Fell on us like the dew:
And good thoughts, where her footsteps
Like fairy blossoms grew.
sws. We're 10 Rsr xar} H7s ook ndess deeds
We read her face as one who reads
4 true and holy book.
Fold her. oh Father. In Thine arms.
And let her hcnccforth be
A messenger OF love between
Our human hearts and Thee
We miss her in tho place of prayer.
And by the hearth fires light;
We pause beside her door to hear
Once more her sweet Goodnight"
Alone unto our Fathers will
One thought has reconcilcd:
That He whose love eNceedeth our
Has taken home His child
FATIER AND MOTHER.
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Help wANTEp-Ma,.

ginLa. to demonstrate and take orders
and wire cabling machine. f. L. Pear
sail. Waynesboro. Wa.
CHAUFFEuR wanted to run jitney
Apply l7l3 West Cary Street.
WANTED. men In every section to rep
resent US In spare time. Address Box
SOB. Richmond.
WANTED. SO electricians linemen ON
class men with tools need apply; Writ
from IS Cents to ' 10 cents per fHm oSs..
Several months work. Also need 90
helpers: Only men with tools will be
City Point. Va. "'et w.
PRESSAiAN. young man with fair edu-
cation and familiar with cylinder
presses. as assistant to foreman in open
smoker. Apply with references as to
character and ability. to Box 363. Co
MANAGER wanted for modern depart.
ment store In our own building in
town Of 10000 people. Fine oppor-
tq S9i,,y for man Al il character and
Dispatch.
WANTED. io9 millwrlghts and erec-
wor Only men with tools need come.
Rates. from, 35 cents to As cents per
hour: several months work Also need
80 experienced helpers on mllwriEht
and machine erection work. Only men
with tools Will be employed Rate,
from 20 to 80 cents per hour. Apply
Dupont Powder Company. City Point.
Va.
WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required; steady posi-
tons for competent graduatea: won
iogue Riehmond Barber College.
Richmond. Va.
WANTED. experienced department.
store superintendent for large
store; nearby city; good salary; per-
mancnt place for qualified man. A 100,
care Times Dispatch
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MEETINGS..

THE annual meeting OF the Mutual As
surance Society of Virginia will be
held at the Office OF the society on
MONDAY. May II. 1915, at / o'clock
p. NJ. G. Moffett King. Secfstary.
THE regular annual meeting or the
stockholders OF the Baughman Sta
tionery Company will be held In the
office OF the company, 1924 West Broad
Street, Richmond. Va. Wednesday, May
~, 1915. at noon.
Treasurer.
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SHOES.

CUT-RATE SHOES
FA. III shoes at rock bottom prices
Empire Shoe Company. 604 West
Broad Street.
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IN MOVIE LIND.
REX, Broad at Seventh.
Day and Night. Except on Sp

REX. Broad at Seventh.
&c Day and Night. Except on Special
TO-DAY THE coME BACK
Majestic feature. Their One Love"
Thanhoser Mutual Weekly. No. II.
Latest war news and current events.
COMING. FRIDAY-wM. 9. HART, IN
"a Man From Nowhere"
TO-MORROW-"ONE SUMMERS Sc.
sion OF Morrison"
vICTOR-Broad at Eighth.
SO Admission.
TO-DAY-CHARLES CHAPLIN. IN
"A Night Out" The Reaping" (Selig
specially. "The Sort of Girl That Came
TOMORROW = "RoAD o'sTRIFE"
lNo Other Way. "Cutcy.-s Sister"
Tyrant OF the Veldt." The Heart of
tho Waif"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

I RESPECTABLE young colored man
| with normal education and willing
porter or office boy. Address i, 400
| care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

RUBBER-T1RED runabout, SOS; equa
TO any 500 runabout.
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REGENT THEATEl

REGENT THEATER.
Home of Paramount Pictures.
TO-DAY-"THE COUNTRY MOUSE"
featuring, Bosworth himself. Key
TO MORROW-LoIs WEBER AND
Philip Smalley, in Sunshine Molly"
Comedies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

THE annual meeting OF the members
OF the Wednesday Club will be held
FRIDAY EVENING, May Z, 1915, $3.50
p NJ g. JErER JONES.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED, family washington. IL
North Second Stfeet.
WANTED. small iron safe at once. i
427. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

SUMMER school OF business, bookkeep-
ing. shorthand, typewritng. Glasses
now starting. Special reduced rates
for limited time. Massey Business Col
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TYPEWRITERS.

FOR sale, 1 Underwood typewriter: /
Dalton machine; l iron safe, 33X33
size; . desks. Address PIG, care
Times dispatch.
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WANTED-Board and Room

board, private family; references ex-
changed. Address y III, care Times
Dispatch.
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FOR SALE-Vehicles.
A. MEYERS SONS

WE are showing the best rubber tired
top buggy for SIS: fully guaranteed
This job must be seen to be appreci-
ated. So"
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WANTED, bookkeeper and collector
-All-round office man. Twelve years
experience in this city, desires to make
a change. 122. care Times DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-04

AN organist Of exceptional ability and
experience desires to make a change.
Address \. O. Box 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of No 1925
LOUIS ISRAELSON, in
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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WANTED. experienced department.
store superintendent for large
store; nearby city: good salary; per-
TimpS- DiRpatch
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TOP grocery wagon. good order. ss5

SEVERAL rubber-tired top buggies we
have taken in exchange. S35 and up.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CABINET making, upholstering, REIN.
fishing and repairing furniture. Phil.
+. White, successor to j. w. Pennell,
1920 North Fourth Street. Phone Madi-
son 1925
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WE can save you money.

SEE us when in need OF a buggy.
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| WANTED. the public to know that
Jahnko Bros. jewelers.. 912 East
| Main Street buy, sell. exchange and
! REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
| LATEST STYLES. Old gold and silver
| taken in exchange
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WANTED. clerical position. Office or
store. by capable. reliable, energetic
young man: Best of recommendations
S. =. F., S26 South Meadow
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CHAUFFEUR wants position: years
experience. 700. care Times Dis
patch.
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SITUATION wANrEn-Miaie.

! WANTED. position by registered as
sistant druggist. competent, employ
ed; Al references. Address l. 219. care
TimoS- DiSnatch
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FOR RENT-Business Property.
FOR RENT-FInts.
FOR neutrality-suspicious..

MOST desirable furnished apartment
during summer, SI5 per month. Adj
dress a 7l9, care Times Dispatch.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-12

1T plans 90 nOI niSCdITy UOAIIS
bill will be before the Illinois legisla-
ture this week for first reading. The
draft of law embracing the best fea-
lures of three propositions introduced
was prepared by the subcommittee on
license last week, and the concensus
of opinion in Springfield is that the
measure has an excellent chance of
becoming a law.
Sentiment of numerous downstate
members has switched in favor of
boxing and the Chicago delegation is
behind the bill. There will be no
trouble in the senate, which regularly
passes a boxing bill, only to have it
killed in the house.
The proposed law is good one.
The size of the forfeit demanded from
fight clubs will keep out the ire
sponsible element, and the clause re-
curing residence in the state for a
year before promoter can take out
alicense is also good one. The sal
airy of the three commissioners is
fixed at $4,000 each and incidental
travelling expenses.
Mayor-eIect Thompson is boxing
enthusiast and will use his efforts to
keep the game clean in Chicago if the
bill becomes law.
Boxing promoters are becoming
weary of efforts to match Packey Nc
Farland with Mike Gibbons, Eddie
McGoorty or some other good mid
dleweight Every now and then the
stockyards man breaks out with a
challenge. When it comes down to
cases, however, he is shy on forfeit
money and slips up on the final nego-
tiations
He agreed to meet Mike Gibbons
before the club making the best offer
by April Is. So far Mcfarland has not
posted forfeit and has not followed
nm his initial def
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-12

NIs dIlO ITO
trained Cubs arrived home today, full
of confidence and ambition and ready
to shoot open the National league
season Wednesday with combat
against the st. Louis Cardinals.
Only one thing is bothering the
Cub pilot. That is the condition of
his two star pitchers, Larry Cheney
and Jim Vaughn. Neither has exhib-
tied unusual prowess in recent starts
and it is barely possible that some
other aspiring grapeviner will be
given the opening assignment to box
work.
That is something that no one but
habit of managing his team through
the newspapers, and keeps his bust
ness to himself. He may withhold
the announcement until Wednesday
morning, which is his privilege and
gets no protesting vote from us.
Fisher is the only other man in the
squad who is in the least backward.
Shortstop Bob has been troubled with
lame arm all spring and the sore
limb is still giving bit OF trouble. 1t
is not serious enough to affect the
defensive work of the team to any ex-
tent, and he has enough spring in
the whip to beat runners who bump
balls to his territory.
Every athlete in the squad was
loud in his praises of Cy Williams, the
home run kid, whose four-baggers
have been a daily feature of the Cub
box score. The players give Cy credit
for being a greatly improved per-
former and are betting on his ability
to make good in the big show this
season. Schultz is also showing more
than last year.
He has put some ambition and
dash in his work, and is working hard
for Bresnahan, being an admirer of
the new boss. With these two fell
lows and Wilbur Good going RIGHT
Arizona republican., 1915-10-23

That the University Of Arizona football squad, which plays Pomona at Claremont Cal, today, may prove hard nut to crack, is the opinion of Coach Stanton of the Huns, as in dicated by the following from the Los Angeles Times:
 Coach Stanton expects the Arizona game next Saturday to be one of the hardest contests of the season for his Huns. He announced last night that his men would have to be in just as good shape as for the Oc- cidental game month later if they expect to come out on the long end of the score. The desert team sur prised the Huns last year. and de- feated them by a close score when the latter were showing the effects of the hard season in Southern Cali fornia, and consequently, the old fox has a wholesome respect for the prowess of the Tucson men
 What Coach Stanton really intends to do this year is to have two en- tirely separate backfields. He will start nearly all of the games with lesson and Nisbit at halves, Green at full, and McFadden at quarter. These men are all line -pluggers. and are calculated to be strong enough to wear down almost any line. Then, when these four backs begin to tire, tho
Arizona republican., 1915-10-23
BOYS LOSE 24 TO 23

Twenty three to twentyfOur in favor of Tempe. Wouldn't that make a preacher swear?
 Phoenix and Tempe high schools clashed yesterday afternoon at the high school outdoor basket ball court. Although outweighed and being smaller the KioteS put up a sCrappy scrap. The teams were evenly matched in skill which made the game most interesting. Pafford was the individual star for Tempe, and Young for Phoenix. Young made six baskets out of seven tries and three field goals Although showing lots of ineXperience Coach Carpenters boys showed lots of future ability and Phoenix will again be put on the basket ball map. Tempe had the ad vantage because of her experience and having no football team most of the men were out for basket ball. Coach Jennings says he is out for the cham pionship this year and is going to give every team in the state a good battle The line up follows:
 PhoeniX-Work, Brittian forward: Young. right forward: Sully. SeIlars, Westfall. centers; Edwards, Greene right guards; Wright White, left guards.
 Tempe-Stewart. forward; Pafford right forward; Bush, center; Harris
Arizona republican., 1915-10-23

The well known bull will cease to Eyrste under the hurling efforts of coaches captains and managers and seIne football players will get down Co bUsIuc Ss at three thirty this af t,ruoon. when a squad of Coyotes un- der F. Geary will invade the Tempe Normal for the first big interesting Iattle If the valley season. Neither side will nominate it's players yet t,r neither side wants the other to Know anything about formations. plays. etc. Geary loaded his Coyotes iu autos yesterday afternoon and t,ted them out into the wilds for their final practice.
 Hundreds will go from Phoenix to ~rc the sridiron clash between the hsst teams in the valley. The high s,hcol will be supported by a lot of u1o1trS. who will endeavor to make up r eoi~c what they lack in numbers. Principal Cook of the high school admitted yesterday that the locals were going out of their class to play Normal as the Tempe team has the rating for age and experience of a university team. Some of Normars l'svcr~ are well over T years of age, which is the high school age limit. S-i1. neither Cook nor Geary wanted Co be thought of as producing an advance aiihi for the Phoenicians. Last year. the Coyotes went down to riverside and worstcd the Normals. but Normal has a heavier and strong CT team this year. while the Coyotes have been frightened considerably by ihc departure of backfield men.
 The players who will represent the , hueniN high today are Luke. Boido. Suttcr. Latham. Pinney. Abbott,
 ilky. Hilton, Cole. Vinsel, Caldwell, Henry. Duncan. Marian (captain), Gal pin. Bell. Walters. Norton. Brandon. Teal Detweiler and Edwards.
 The dope strongly favors Normal to win Having held the extra strong University of Arizona team to a sOli- tary touchdown. scored in the final two minutes of play. on Varsitys home grounds. Normal may well be ranked with the leading teams of the southwest \ little better break in luck. and the Salt River Valley would have one of its teams eligible to the an-Southwest championship.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-23
COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Important Games today:
 Arizona U. vs Pomona at Clare mont.
 Amherst vs Wesleyan at Am herst
 Brown vs Syracuse at Providence Carlisle vs Bucknell at Carlisle Case vs Oberlin at Cleveland Colby vs BOwdoin at Waterville Colgate vs Ken P. I. at Hamilton Colo. Aggies vs Utah Aggies at Ft Collins
 Creighton vs Haskell at Omaha Fordham vs Holy Cross at New York
 HARVARD vs CORNELL at cam bridge
 Penn State vs West Va. Yves. at State Coll
 PRINCETON vs DARTMOUTH at Princeton
 swarthmore vs F. and NJ. at Swarthmore.
 ARMY vs. GEORGETOWN at West Point,
 NAVY vs. Virginia P. I. at An napolis
 U. CHICAGO vs PURDUE at Chi cagO
 Colo. L. vs Colo. Coll at Boulder MICHIGAN vs MICH. AGGIES at Ann Arbor
 U. New Mexico vs U. S. Indians at Albuquerque.
 L. of Penn. vs Y. of Pitts. at Phila T.. of Utah vs Colo. Mines at Salt Lake
 YALE vs WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON at New Haven