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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-03
At Philadelphia, First Game R. H. E.. Boston ....... o 0 % 0 E n M- M-G klE1 E Philadelphia .. o 0 1 0 0 I'll O-E M@ Fl
 Rudolph and Gowdy; Rixey and Killifer.
RUDOLPH GOES
 AGAINST RIXEY
 IN FIRST CAME
Record Crowd Sees Double Bill Between Braves
 and Phillies

National League Park, Philadel- phia, Oct. 3-Philadelphia and Boston staged another doubleheader this af- ternoon in the last series of the sea- son here. A crowd that again taxed the capacity of the park was present and cheered the home team which is one game behind Brooklyn in the fight for the National League pennant.
 The batting order, first game:
 Boston. Philadelphia. Snodgrass, of. Raskert, of. Marantille, ss. Byrne, 3b. Fitzpatrick, If. Stock, ss. Konetchy, lib. Whitted, If. Smith, 3b Cravath, If. Magee, If. Luderus, 1b. Egan, 2b. Niehoff, 2b. Gowdy, c. Killifer, c. Rudolph. p. Rixey, p.
 Umpires and Emslie.
 First inning, first half-Boston noth- ing. Stock threw out Snodgrass. Mar anville doubled to center and took third on Fitzpatrick's single to the same field. Konetchy hit into a dou- ble play, Stock to Niehoff to Luderus
 Second half-Philadelphia nothing dohOAst AA1Su Io HoIlOUSIdSS. byIHo struck; out. Smith threw out Stock
 Second inning, half-Boston nothing Smith walked. Magee flied to Byrne. Egan tanned. Gowdy forced Smith, Byrne to Niehoff
 Second alf-Philadelphia nothing. Whitted flied to Fitzpatrick. Cravath, fouled out to Gowdy. Luderus singled to center. Niehoff flied out to Ma gee.
 Third inning, first half-Boston nothing. Rudolph grounded out, Luderus to Rixey. SnodgrassI was hit by a pitched ball. Maranvills hit into double play. Stock to Niehoff to Luderus.
 Second ha1f-Philadelphia nothing. Killifer famed. Maranville threw out Rixey. Paskert walked. Byrne forced Paskert, Maranville to Egan
 Fourth inning, first half-Boston nothing. Fitzpatrick flied to Pas kert. Byrne threw out Konetchy Smith walked. Magee forced Smith Byrne to Niehoff.
 Second half - Philadelphia one. Maranv1lle threw out Stock. Whitted singled to left and went to third on Cravath's single to left. Whitted scored on Luderus' sacrifice fly to Magee. Cravath took second on the throw in. Niehof flied to Fitzpatrick.
 (Continued on Page 2.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-03
LOCOMOTIVE FALLS FROM NIADUCT WALL UPON TEAM; DRIVER LEAPS TO SAFETY

Crew of Wrecked Train Sticks Bravely to Posts Many School Girls and Women Commuters Thrown Violently About Passenger Coach; When Derailed Car Bumps Over Sleepers--, Fireman, Unconscious, Dragged From Loco-, motive Cab, By Engineer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-03

The Western Power Go. of Canada, Ltd, was. incorporated with a capital stock of $1n. .000, 900.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-03
TROY TROLLEYMEN OUT.

the employees of the United Traction Co.,, which yesterday completely tied up the local street car service, ap- peared unchanged early today. No effort has been made by the company to operate cars. Labor leaders ap- peared encouraged because of the ac- ton this morning of the Troy trolley men in Joining the Albany union in striking.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-03
q" PASSENGER
 HIT BY BULLET / IN STRIKE RIOT
Cars Attacked As Police An nounce Withdrawal of
 Train Guards !

New York, Oct. 3-Shortly after an announcement that police guards were to be removed today from the elevated lines as well as the subway, three trains were attacked. A bullet fired at a Third avenue elevated train clip ped a piece from the right ear of a passenger, Melville Wright, and fell to the floor after penetrating a mo- torman's booth.
 The bullet is believed to have come from o window, as policemen on near by roofs saw no one. The train was bound for South Ferry, and the shot came from the west side of the ave- nue. It broke a window and grazed Wright's ear.
 Many of the passengers started to the platforms and policemen on strike duty had a difficult time quieting them. ! All the houses in the neigh borhood were searched, without re- suit. Wright refused medical at tention and proceeded downtown.
 Satisfied that there Is little danger of further violence in the subway as a result of the street railway strike, the police department today withdrew all policemen from strike duty on the underground trains. Policemen, how ever, will be kept on station platforms for a few days longer.
 Similar action, it is reported, will be taken with regard to the elevated trains as soon as the police have rout- ed the small mands of strikers and sympathizers who have bombarded the trains from roof tops in the early mornings.
 Only one policeman instead of two hereafter will be assigned to each sur face car.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-03
BERKSHIRE COMMUTERS TRAIN WRECKED AFTER KILLING MAN AND TEAM AT HALL ST. CROSSING

Wagon Tossed By Locomotive Throws Switch in Path of Train, and Sends Speeding Locomo- tive Crashing Into Standing Freight Car Coroner Phelan Probes Condition of Air Brakes That Permitted Train to Proceed Long After Accident
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-03
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy tonight and Wednes-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
EVOLVES LAW TO
STOP YARD FIRES

Backyard trash Ir. and Hunl.sbgd
rNs. fire. win ,,ry shorr. D., iblug
LOT The ppt loo oklahoma CIN ~ the or
di01ur' l"lnp prepared hy ,0mmls-iuu"r
lilghI'N b. adopted The measure does
away entirely With out. do0r tlrrf within
'h' rIt, limits
The great majority ol The fires In
Oklahoma CIV originate from places
where tfnth ls being burned aud there
Us absolutely mo- necessity Tor there he
ink any trash to burn. declared Com.
missioner Hlghlcy THE yttv rnrbage
department exists for the purpose of
hauling away this trash. mo- mrtter what
Kind n is and the penplp are nov lns
ms great amount annually as the rc.
wli ol costly fires originating n hnck
'Nfu. when there lE mn excuse for n o."
ln regard 90 -russ lr,s Cummissioner
NlEhIU win gsN boo hs ordinance that
un person hc allowed ~ yet any such nrc
without consent eft the trr chief. who
VIII "uI out special fireman to over
sr' the work with r,ultng dccrca So
In the number ut iirct ana nlafms uiRh
lcy believes there would be- plcn,, OF
idle firrmen 90 attend 70 grass burning
lu surinr md ml
" the city guarantee lu haul away all
Tine trash and send out a fireman to
.up"rlnt'ud ull necessary fires In the
rIN limits. n BE- the contention of Com.
missioner lnghley that no reason osists
Tor the promlscuous fires now being rrt
nu' b. hundreds every daN Tho city nt
l"rur' VIII draw up the proposed orl
nance
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

WHY Is man and woman. half
the time, feeling nervous, despon-
dent worried; some days head
achy. dull and unStrumg; some
days really lncapacitatcd by i'll
ness.
If We all would practice the
drinking Of phoSphatcd hot water
before breakfast, what a crafty
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
PROFESSIONAL" JURORS
NOT PERMITTED TO SIT

The professional juror. thr sweater
who hangs around the courthouse lobh,
with tho hope N being called TO do mr,
service and receive g. n day. VI.
handed q package n judge T. u old.
iiold'H court Thursday morning Through
90 misunderstanding between dvput,
sheriff aud deputy court clerk. udii.
uUnnl Hltawrn Vrtu summoned from
prfsuns in tho courthouse. whereas tn,
court hfd ordered W.m summoned from
ih. lnA. n. in, county
Th. UrH'a. siumIH matched miu nig.
nAHflH .aHfHaHH Hsih Hmft r.Hu'l
IH iN.. Nnd A mHl. HHnaE. Hs. HHH
H u. UH
IH. attorney fu. Ip, defense uHr.I..
fu f.s professional. srnnA n nr
WH un in. ground thtf uH rrr.or aHpi.
a.f'. as pl'sman oiiur.f than uu,s n
N'H' ludsr ulin,ld sustained tine ob.
IU.uuu and IN. would I. ufm. vs.s
hafs,H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
CAUCUS VICTORY FOR
ADVOCATES OF GOVT.
CONTROL OF MUNITIONS

WASHINGTON March 3O.-prupossd
lmcnincnts 10 MI national defenss meas
urer providing for government miuufao.
ure Of ammunition and armament vii
hc permitted 10 come to vote ln tho
house as result OF g decision made
Wednesday night by house democratic
caucus Tho action VI lhe caucus was
o victory Tor advocates Of government
manufacture. who feared that their blll,
would die In committee In view Of tho
fact that defense measures had not here
tofore been subject 10 amendment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
HEARING IN FEDERAL
COURT IS LAID OVER

Tho ,nso of =. = Mccormick Hs -
city n Noinmn In which McrormicN
contractor. Is seeking to recover ON Do
paving contract which A alleged TO na,,
not been nlled, was postponed In federal
district court Thursday until next Mon.
day owing to the illness nj Judge n a.
BurNell. one of tho LAWYERS In the easc.
The morning session THURSDAY VA,
supposed to have been occupied by the
case hut since Judge Burfords illness
prevented II was occupied by the hearing
ot motions In the case ot the stock, ards
Loan company w. James Nichols ~ a.
Friday session viii he occupied m
trial oi the cases ~ the Hydtaule Eu.
giuoourg company ys Levy a Levy 1t
al. the q A s. Rsiwa, compan, s..
\ Morrison and I y Williams, trustee,
W g. u Court
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30

morning clear the inside organs
OF the previous days accumuIa
ilen of lndigcstibIc waste and
body toxins. Men and women.
whether sick or well, are advised
to drink each morning, before
breakfast. a glass Of real hot
water with tcaspoonful of lime
stone phosphate in it. as a harm
less means of washing out of
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels the indigestiblc material.
waste, sour bile and toxins: thus
cleansing, swcctening and puri-
tying the entire alimcntarv canal
before putting more food into the
stomach.
Millions Of people who had
their turn at constipation. bilious
attacks, acid stomach. sick head
aches, rheumatism. lumbago,
nervous days and slecpless nights
have become real crankS about
the morning-insidc bath. 4
quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate will not cost much at the
drug Store,- but is sufficient to
demonstrate to anyone IFS cleans
ing swcctcning and frcshcning
effect upon the system.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
SPECIAL coNVocArloN

special guusu.1'iou 20 ronior 'nr most
excellent nui ROYAL ucH dogr,.s uuo.
tNU team. hps been called for rrHl.
afternoon n cyrus chapter so E. ROYAL
Arch \inspus Th, ,ouvocatiou begins
al 3a" and supper Vll b" served M
.U IdgnI Cook mn.l excellent Grand
high priest u' the chapter VIII make
ha h.t official visit NJ THE ronvoua.
fI.p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
WIFE SLAYER SENTENCED

Tulsa, okla March go Especial. .
fifteen years In the statr prison ni
Wr. the sentence given Joe
''faNsun WhHn uu was arfagncd In the
district court here ou charge ui mw.
i'rinE his wife near Uyhy hst summer
rh, prisoner confessed TO a., kllluF II
probable ihpt the prisoner viii bee
.,.I u 'Hr county inil sryewl du's un.
900 o.. case of srvyul Hih. prisoners
I.N. U..u HIsIu.I uI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
CABLE FROM ENGLAND TO
HOLLAND EVIDENTLY CUT

LONDON, Mare 9O.-u,A J. ml -
Complete suspension " telegraphic com
munication between Holland nud England
Is reported In n Rotterdam dispatch for
warded from Copenhagen II liz rmnnred
the cable has hecn cnl hy Germans No
press dispatches have hecu received hero
from Holland since Tuesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
ALLEGES EXTREME CRUELTY.

q. divorce uom hor husband k
llnr To- u'l,rd b, vivian g Henry. ior
mrrlN Ma vivian e. ruomhs ana widely
acquainted In oklahoma ruy iu % pe.
,lilrr nl.d Wodursduf bon district court
IN. Wt. ull,gus ,,trmn cruelty lu that
hrr husband repeatedly rutsod nuI nbu,.
ed hr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
DANCING.

LAKE FRONT PAVILION GOOD
MUSIC, AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
SUNDAY ONLY. NEAR BEllt ISLE
SUMMERS DANCING EVERN MONT
FIRST SrREEr NEAR rHE LYRIC
NGHr POPULAR PRICES rHt
POPULAR pLANOROuNOS Or OKLA.
hoMh ALSO OPEN ron CoNVEN.
TONS. LARGE on SMALL
nVTrERlCks SCHOOL or DANCING.
EUCLID HAlL OPEN FOR CLUBS,
ItACHlNd pPiVArt AND ASsEN
hlN DANCING ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
900, 5000. "..."so..
AHA At LAST THE
SYNTHETIC DIAMOND

GENEVA. March 30 Oyia rars
ool % mD Tho synthetic dihr
d mUud long sought FOR by science
boa been discovered says the
Geneva tribune rhursday
Research work is being carried
ont In the Geneva laboratory OF
inorganic chemistry adds iho
. n,Nfpnpcr on the separation q.
carbon anhydridcs IN the form Of
snowy chlorophylous pyrdinu IN
solution and other nitrous organic
Iquids The residue besides frco
CARTONS ~ varying weight hsvr
been found very hard and very
. heavy white tclruhrdral and "cto.
hcdU ,ryunl4 which burned
without leaving ashes ana were ~.
soluble M Huua rupin, posses ms
Hs fir nr ANALYSES mudn up To- tbr
present show, an the pruportir of
llp diamond
.Nr.U.. ....I. ..."..s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-30
DRINK HOT WATER
Be fore BREAKFAST
EVERY MORNING
Hopes every man and woman here will adopt
this splendid health habit

Says a glass of hot water with teaspoonfu of
limestone phosphate in it washes posons
from system, and makes one feel
clean, sweet and fresh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
MEETINGS

OJrllERN itAII.WII COMPANY
New York. October 10. 1915.
To the stockholders or Southern Rail
way Company:
NOTICE is hereby given. that IL gen
era! meeting OF the ,tochhoidcrs Of
southern Halfway Company has been
G@iicu ~ the boz; ri OF directors and
w:it be held At tho principal oillcc OF
tHc company in ,ie TimeS-Dispatrn
Dl:iIIHs. Al the ci'y OF I:ichmonu Va
on fii:tAG, u. S:h day Ok JANUARY.
1917, At 10 O'Clock III the forenoon. 10.
;nc purpose OF rousidcrln. and taxing
action conserving the creation OF a
mortgage upo tine railroads and o.ue.
property. securities and franchises or
me pany, TO DC designated the TO-
funding a:t Improvement mortEaEc
"ao the Issue aud sale Of gold bonds
thereby secured. matted III amount e,
lo3|.cpv,puo at aHJ Tune outstauIirg
10 DC ISSUED from time to time. in let.
tcieu series, naturin,; on SuCn dates
:.pt later than October !, 1899 ind
oc.l!!nS interest at such rates - ynaIl
~ hAed by the board OF directors with
respect 10 each series: ana Tor tn, pur-
pose nt considering :.,iu .lsluE all
"uCn otter or further action IN respect
- t!l: creation "I SID mortgage ana
me issue and 50 J" 81 .s..!a buI,uA as may
come tcfore the mcetiuh iucluuin:- an
proving the form ana provisions Of
2''d mortgage, app,uv.Gs IL plan for
NC cAchaiitic O. inr development aud
sSa4r:ti mortgage pe. cent bonds or
'He company Tor IonuS Dcarii:., hiIhs !
interest secured by said refund la. ana
Improvement mortgage. and apprrviuu
IL. action taken by the bc;,rI oil d;rec.
80" IN the premises. and for the Iur-
pose Oh ir"nSactint, 3uCn other business
- ft"iu!l% and properly may ue
y pNSht before the Mlectius
iie transfer book. OF both pre-
tcTrcu hnd common stock Val be CLOSED
"ti"GN T. Al. ON December .. 1915.
aid VIII he rcvpcncd at 10 ucin.k \
NJ. on January i, 1914;
49, order III tho Board III Directors
J.. =. WAN
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h"%n!ning AZ 1880 o'clock a. NJ.
3"""t >" barrels Corn. large lot Fodder.
ii.rS" lot Hay, one hI.c Horse, one fine
InnnG Mulc twcighinc about 100
u"HnGsj. COW. Truck Wagon. Earn,
wagon, Spring Wagon, Wheat Binder,
|~W"'. Wheel cuit!Vator. Corn Shelter
. number OF Sne!c and Double Flows.
..i"-% and tuiiiNa;ors. lot I'iclis.
H'"E"!S Hoes. Fork" ana small Tools.
''NS' nold furniture, consisting II Bed
= 'idS. bureaus, Feather Beds SIDE
u'Lr", Dining Table Kitchen Cabinet
":ri&c"ator, Pictures etc
S,.rlrs
Sale positive TERMS: Cash
THE: VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC.
=
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THE i'i.h Nr:iS NATin,,hl. EAl:t
w RItliLiAElt

Dr NICii!io%l,
ass: r,.. ~ hm .,",I, " nt"r,n,"i ,ls.
.,niI"i" ~ iha Ia IA: wil hn ,,,.G =: IL,
.i' NN!iE nous" ~ The ttI day -. .'.-.t.rv
!; - l.. "'r'"ci. nIu'.. iur thc election 81
'".t!fr !", n" cn>UiH. ;rsr. and til" CON
- II" lrt az ANY Iiii"r nLrIEcSS whl,i may
y ,n"r!% come ..ctorr the meeting rho
- ircf"id"rS VIII also consider and ,tit E,
=, 'i"u mon q nrnpo.ition io",,ri, 10 thn iu 4.
80; ~ Tie r.nit.i atccE gf the bank
CONWAY II GOHDo&. Caahtcr
-,.,, IN" Union flank "' E.chmond Va.
Is :. aNNla, meeting q! the stoCkhcl,lcr-
1i TIE Union Bank Of Richmond viii bc
''vi' on Thursday. January -. l9lr, at l.,
70 COX. noo'i. at It, i.iilttEG- house. 1874
LAST Main street.
GEORGE W CALL.
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II = y Z, S . II + FURNITURE. ANp
HOUSE FuRNISfJN,;S AZ rUEr.Ic
AUCTION
We viii sell
To-MoREow. MONDAY. pnrMMEnI;
-. q, ,n:3r,
At OR SALESHOOAI. GIG EAST
iEbAn

BROAD.
AahHsOu!c La OF household r;rul;..r"
tnc Mahogany i;cdrooW Su!t. con-
aistin" pi !:"d. i!ure:,g. prcg.5.r. br"gS-
inS Tahi'. ch.ffouicr, Wri,ius Dcsa Il"
:"aicH' one ciTcaSsi;tn Walnut BOD
room Suit. cunsiSt!n" Of Fed. Dresser.
tn!No0i"r. brcsSin. Tabl. To match
orc i;i:d s-l;Ec Mnni" Sui' consi*tinG. NJ
l:,I, Dresser. chiffunicr and Chairs to
nj tch. oak Mirror Trout WARDROBE
III sinrl" o. double, birds Eye Maple
VI .rror- Front Wardrobe. Muhogan,-
Mirror front Wardrobe. Mahogany and
OAK CHINA Closet. Mahogany !iufi"i
Maho%any Table, Mmhoeany ana Oal.
Dining Chairs, Kitchen Cabinet. Com
binatiom Bookcase IN oai. and ma.
ho2any. "Gc "-Di""c handsome Par!or
suit, Leather library Chairs nrI
Rocker. one 3-ricc" Leather Parton
Sui OAK and Mahogany LiaraIv
F:ihir Lace Curtains. DruEGcta Rugs
ltno!'un. atinual Springs Brass
and Iron Reds. Dak. Mahogany ana
i.ca'hcr Rockers, new Mattress. S-Eoot
Counter SOFA Fountain. with back fx-
lures Wall Cases. handsome e.Jn
In"cr-rlaycr Piano. only used short
"hi!" also handsome KingsOUr!-
'''ano Everything viii positively be
s"!d "a" Tic high dollar, rs we need
tho rc"'i
Sales positive TERMS. cash.
vlRGi%i.A AUCTION co.
Auctioncc"s.
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BIJOU CAFE

- ~" go 10 .'i -" M'.i i|r"tu street v!th
"N jho ""i!'"t1'S % tl, Sr.y..,u. .r, !v-,-
o. JAS, service. Spri'a! tables Tor l:.,!. .,s.
't1uk l.UCcHcsi. Proprietor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

N tie request of Mr. ( " Alley. va
Will sell on hi. farm. abuui one hall
i.'!" from city corporate limits. ou
apple Mill H"nd, near Eroad Stree,
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ANTIQUES W ..sEsE. ,n.., n.4- Nh.
Wanted To Buy a Girls

''E H"t H.,y,'", ~Iiiaul, :ur nMe - y..f
ct AK. state ."sa price aud whcrt' cn,
hc 'H'u Aus, hc ia good order. rnou.
iI"UIvthri -.
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G-..I;.i--Aiachincry.

ONE auyt a-rs. Nprl, au>r' here. can Mad,
s'u o. "5 tauuo.UA ..l5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

%ATiOHAL STATE AND CRY BANK
Richmond. Va
h"'! %: this bank VIII b" held TUESDAY.
'uH1ty = i"!.. - /: o'c!wck noon. ~ II"
- nuTnoS" Of cicSiing directors for tho
"i s.i:!r wear AID frr Tie ;yG nSGction Of amy
s..'r hu..hc:s ,hat may properly come be-
.'r" Tia" meeting
.Iul.lEN ~ iiir.,.
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SHOES
rlP53WliIri.HS.

WANTED E1od Standard make Sr,oud.nan,
y, - write address s. \ Nua,rsvu
.l't",sNlll'. ".
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BICYCLES AID MOTORCYCLES

MGTDEcYclEs ANp BicYCi.Es
arsa fGn %oiGinslo F yii II, 'G .n. fG
IHor" ,,hri.'ma. igs Than hicyoi.. ana NJ"
l'4'' l'l Ia ''tF h.,F $50 iBC stock :'r .
\: 'tA'n.nU-fiss. IN" chtldr.u~ store SCI
Nrs' Main Ais0 P0p" luuturCycl,s and
S-nii nninryhccis Tifns Speciality
FOL; .'r. Dayton lic,vic IN i..rrgci CON
alftuu Cost s5J W!.l sol; ln. So. 5l NfuIt
.on a.Ei .i Rawthorn. .iygruc Gimr,r
i"rN
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INFORMATION WANTED.

I want I" communicates Win some on. i-,-
i"reSt"u iu utiU.lulS NiiI slug sltls.
L"''V"S certificate. Address owner. orr.
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FOR %ti.it.-iIorscs.
TEN EXTRA GOOD MULES

RIGHT out al ine hardest LIND OF wor.
,,af.s, i'utn : 70 : y'.is old, In 5000 aeNh.
wori. single 1r aout FAKE ,l",s! nI,n.
End w9Ih Thorn ant 4 no. >au.:aS:ory.
piitE tncm LACK "pC yet S,Gr money. 40
'ASAuuEv. !u.r ltr,u"-' b.tlo on demand
CsIC LIS STA 3l.I..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

aid "uthnirin,s ail nrN III 80 yuro. d.
'tHt4oH. Anoni :. a'rCa cleared. Duiai.,r -,
"1rd real bargain rur q. 500 ,.uoi
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EXPERT .tATvrERS.
PAINTING AND p,pERING

"AiNriN,-we w.r %, piaI To- nn your
painting aui G"curatims at reasonable
if."C 'nr urs, lass work. Il T. Gnrdncr.
81. West M3lr Street. Na,!iGon c3Sl.
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MONDAY. pECEMRGR is. 1916.
II L, NJ

the follow iiis property
Ley Win brick dwelling known as
:3oI East franklin Street. thereon.
lin street, al the southeast come! OF
Franklin ami Twenty third Streets.
=. 'rw" lots and the brick dwcilirry
thereon known ~ Nos. 1908 aua 1908
East Franklin Street.
This property could be improved and
made To produce - handsome income.
Tn. lot as u Who'll" would make u
splendid site FOR Il manufacturing
plant.
TERMS Onc-th!r,i cash. balance a;
stailmcnts. purchaser to execute nero
TABLE notes bearing iutcrcs; from the
iat" Of conveyance of sale Tor tn" de-
fcrrcd payments. with the r!2h; 81
purchaser to pay all cash. it he shall
so elect. titlc "t the property to hc re-
tanned b! the court until the whole
purchase money shall! have been pai!
and II deed directed to be executed To
I'll, purchaser.
JOHN + BI,Ak l..
iIcliAitr W. CARit!N,iTc%
ALIEN AMBER IT, SANDS
JAMES W GORDON
Wii.LrtGHEN NEW TO: iR
Special commissioners.
] nc..by certify shat tho bond rc-
CURED by the sncCiIl commissioners by
decree IN the above entitled caus.. has
been duiY cyccutcd.
: l.. wADrIiL..
Clcri; 80 IN" Circuit Court OF Hcmrico
County.
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SHDt. REPAIRING
PERSON N.

'ur"t Ia three 81, ,unuIhs' ;iruc al
,;,,a, o; Sl'o 70 ,4@ y ny ,T":,,meni,
writ" aud 'uj "Ul =, NJ rwiS,l,IS III
y ST tL"r street. E'tNrrrt, Va
y N%TEr. pu.t-"ficr t.Ilur, of DESCENT
,Hie % bwvi'' T. Naury. ,,h" resided t..
Essen county. Ma. I'm ~, l. n! C.ucNyft'
81 t'rnc,. frnl.AlH, Tom
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FIRST NATiDSNL BANE
ltivh .uOIiJ Va D,rSnnpr -

IIl.s3I M IJ.NNI BANE
Richmond. Va. Dcccmhcr Z loiG
we reRular annual meeting o; the 5f.Ck-
-"'HEr5 o! th" tirst NATIONAL RAM. 81 l:lch-
.' 'h', Va. FOR the Election ur directors
u'd for ;hc trnnauctiou ~ any other bust
'"'" which may proprr!s come before said
r'c,;nS vii he held TUESDAY, January
=. lSl7. al II ooio.i. noon IN The direc-
i,'" room of :hc 'n,nk, Ainth and Main
effects, Richmond. y".
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PIANO CHEAP

HltSr STANnANn NAME !!3n i'iANO no
FORE Mas. PAt'ft LEAVING tiii
GOOD AS. NGH. CASH OH SATiStAr-
TORY IlcEA!S Address ! .Us CARR.
TIN. DISPATCH
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- acre: h-Torp house. NEW na-n. aluyr
HhIi lana cleared. hai.Icr in urst ia, !,
Wood "hd timber. \ real bargain FOR $! 900
inc!uitnS stock ana implements