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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-07


Nothing I'm his administration has
given me more pleasure the Mayor be-
gan. than the inauguration of this plan
10 have annual reunions of the stan and
alumni of the Corporation Counseis Of
flo. The bench OF the city has grad
ualed from that office and the bar has
drawn heav!ly from II.
1T Is indeed the biggest law office In
the world. have the ambition that II
should he the most efficient, II has to-
day among SIS workers AS capable law
y.rs as may be found anywhere In the
city. our ambition should he to have
every one Of the STAFF as capable n man
as could he found anywhere. .
Gentlemen, the city has been deprived
by the Legislature OF some OF It's essen
tial and constitutional rights. r'fer.
now. to the right OF the five counties OF
this city 10 participate in the slho, oo0.-
600 bond issues for good roads ! nave
laid that problem upon the Corporation
counsels doorstep. The chie' a.:''l'ty
seems 10 be to find a way I" get irta
court.
Another matter IL this. l. relates
10 the city's rights under the du,l sub
way contract and the possthil'iy-n".
7 shall put II stronger than thai, the
proba b'lity-of securing an allowance
Tpr some Dy me 'ntTtfS ETDN W. 'u' ~
that contract. Whether We have a case
growing ont or the recent INVESTIGATION
leave to YOU
CORPORATION Counsel Hardy said that
his office * one OF the large depart
men,s of the city least known TO the
public because OF the quiet. non-spcc-
tacular way in which. 1, works He had
been constantly amazed at the lack Of
knowledge displayed by members OF the
bar in regard TO the work OF the Office.
He asked the alumni IN take more In
terest IN the work of the young men who
are doing now what the alumni did years
ago when they We're young men.
Then he presented TO Counsellor Polk
"A silver loving cup OF three handles,
beautifully chased and standing upon an
IVORY base. The inscription was:
"Prescnt'd as "A token NJ their afecs
ton and esteem TO the Hon, Frank Lyon
POLK 10y members OF his stan In the
Law department NJ the CITY Of New
York. March i, 1916"
Mr.. Polk was Mr., Hardy's immediate
predecessor in the office OF Corporation
Counsel.
In his response Mr.. Polk. who had
come from Washington especially to at
tend the dinner. said that he regretted
10 he unable "to talk about the things
that might he of most Interest 10
the banqueters.' lie spoke of his own
! pleasant experience in tho office and
thanked his former associates for their
gift.
Among others who spoke briefly were
Justice John Proctor Clarke. formerly
an assistant Corporation Counsel, and the
following former Corporation Counsrls
Justice Francis VI, Scott, John Whalen
William Is Ellison, Justice Francis X
rcndleton and Archibald X. Watson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-07

II c: Rudolph IT. Getting. Atlantic II. c.:
treasurer, Anton Jursik. First Bohemian
u. -: financial secretary. Herbert =. Mill
gan. New Rochelle X. c. recording secr..
tary. J. W. Atkinson. Wahneta Il G.. cor
responding secretary, ". II Mikkelson,
Wavcrly II. =.
Sfewaris-John 7 Kraft, Nonpareil r
g Charles II. Bergen. Metropolitan n. e.
James a McKenna. New York A. G:
Robert II FELTON,. Seawanhaks u. e
Charles J Belger. Verona u e: william
II Dunn, Sh~e"psh-ad Bay II. A George VI
Brennert. Ac'iv. n. G.. John Ryan, Rose.
dale u. C.. Rooer; a. kirchner. Wav.rly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-07
Only Three Cluh League Now.

Only three clubs will play for the base
ball championship Of the Amateur
League tins summer. The Crescent Ath-
le,ic club OF Brooklyn and the Common
wealth Club have Withdrawn. lea wing
only the mines from Montclair Club.
t.nrlewood Field club and Forest Hills
Garden cub to battle for the supremacy.
The Crescent club, which won the cham
piouship in 1914. objects to the long
schedule, while the Commonwealth team
has lost Its grounds. An effort was
made TO bring the Staten Island Club
back into the tournament. but the ISL
anders begged off for another year.
June 3 has been selected as the opening
da'" Fnglewood won the championship
Z year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-07

The Cutler School hockey team de
feated the Berkeley School seven YES.
'erday AT the 81. Nicholas RIM by the
overwhelming score Of ~ to n. At half
Tine II" tally was : 10 o. Goals were
made as follows: Rull :. bowling 4,
Rowley 8. Lawson and Jefferson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-07
MISS BJURSTEDT
STILL HAS SKILL
Norwegian Girl Shows TO Ad.
vantage in Brooklyn Ten
mis- Tourney.
DEFEATS MRS. WEAVER

Miss Moila Bjurstedt. national tennis
champion on all sorts Of courts. made
her nrst local appearance In q match
since last fall yesterday IN the invita-
ton indoor tournament at the Heights
Casino, Brooklyn. and appeared to have
lost none OF her speed or skill. The
Norwegian girl should have some ad-
vantage over the other players through
the fact that she played most Of the
winter In California. At any rate she
| won her match In the hrst round yes
terday from Mrs. Spencer Fullerton
Weaver and was not very hard pressed
, to do IL at Ga, g..
The champion started service and her
placing won the opening game quite
handlly. In the next game Mrs. Weaver
was very wild and lost 1t at love through
her own errors. Mrs. Weaver settled
down at TIE start OF the third game and
broke through the champions service.
She followed that by taking her own at
love and In the fifth took the lead by
breaking down Miss Bjurstedt's service
again. While carrying OF these three
consecutive games Mrs. Weaver played
far better enn than her famous rival
and the gallery began to hope that ~
would see "A good fight.
Mrs. Weaver could not stand pros
perI,v however After taking the lead
she returned tho hail straight dow, tho
cer,r. OF tho cour, and the
had little trouble making her returns
Mrs Weaver continued This .,yle OF play
until she had los, four straight games
and ,he openinv SET.
In the second 80, Mrs. Weaver man
AGED 10 win ~, her own service unit,
the score was c-all. but slumped
again and trailed N "a before she
aSdaa another gam 70 her total Mia.
piurs.sd. diyiaed service with har On
,|r,n. for ~. nov, four games ana
,,hat was SUFFICIENT 10 give her ,he match
The noin, score
RING, err
- .
Mls sJu,s,eo''' -
Wiz r-,xn arr
,,- ,,...,, a.t.,.c s-a,-s
Mss WW,a'" iosctsi $50
Miss Edith Handy. who will meet
Miss piursted, this afternoon. defeated
Mics Elorence Sheldon OF Montclair.
\ 4. in one OF the prettiest matches
OF The day. SIS, So, SIS. The pair
piayed a deep driving game from the
star, The match was rep,e;e with sus-
tanned rallies and pretty returns. The
contest was close. After each naa
Ma avc s,ra;ph, deuce games.
p'a!eu e'"'s"t 80 a., -.
Miss Sheldon had the iead IN 'ne
opening set at 5--3. but Miss Handy
80 a., 4 ali In tho thirteenth and
hEaIh az ~" -. -
fourteenth games MISS fahd! los, OF.
no,r, thereby losing the set.
''t.'' ,S 80. hou.,er oh. ont.
~ ~. ia nav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-07
PENN TAKES LEAD IN
BASKETBALL RACE
Philadelphia Lads Break Tie
by Defeating Cornell
Five.
AUSTIN STAR or GAME

ITHACA, n. Y, March s.-Cornell was
defeated here tonight at basketball ~
Pennsylvania with a score OF 10 10 .
The victory puts Penn In the lead ~
the title. Close guarding By the Penn
sylvanians n poor foul goal slop'
ing by Capt. Brown Of Cornell caused
Cornell's defeat.
At the end Of the first half the sco-e
stood s 10 . In PENIS favor. Near tho
close Of the game, when there ws-a
only two minutes 10 play. Sa'terh,
fouled and McNichol dropped the forl
goal which gave the visitors a victory
Pennsylvania passing was short arl
quick. Cornell had many more chanoe7
for making baskets than Penusylva~a.
bu: the Ithaca lads were especial"
weak In field goals. Austin PLACED =
good game for Cornell. while McNlchoi
and Martin starred for fonnSylv4na
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15
It'd WANTS

ssbata Si%:$ .$sts rs Ssss
seIspn1ned d or charged ut tho counter
s $ IF W 'sfiS:
WlTH No CHANGE OF COPY.
RATE PER LINE.
sUNpAY and : bAfLf Insertions. 20 cents.
Snsksi and az es ns;nul.
times Miihn orc SeeR te Sls's iin ,.e
nss &c i"sI a"a * y Ss sSu % aS
sUBSTATIONS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
the ioiio o Times. Dispatch branch , Hf-
Il an, Ads. are accepted ~ them at the
S.u"S sAfe J 5p'es sifh afs fIsaT
a bur ssSie .'f o W cay
ksrn's rnafmasy, 2z2a Manoys5 Az
=, L. booker Drug store. zool y: Main ~;
Alisa assnl ns'i Fhas"ae5. Allen Ave. AMI
5or psas P pEs4 CO sso 81 ~ M.n
t,ne s,rees rnarmasy ga t I,1Sa 81 st,
v. R May !: Bros. Brook Ave. anu Clay
Tsrrant Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
:. Fast OF EoUsHEE . STREET ;1a,o 8,
wallis Drug Store. Filth and Mafsnail
IS. x. Vaughan. sol Nor,h Fifth st.
Richardson Drug Store. O9l y. Seven
H. H. Childrey. % y. Eighteenth st.
Turner's Pharmacy. Iwehty-nrst anu
MiliiaSns. Pharmacy. Twen,y-hrs, and
Marshall Ste 49,,
an sDt Iensb,e P ST.. Company r"sH'y-'h.fa
%e %snaf,s s ss,h.Ha' DRUG Co. Twenty NTH
Woods PhaIHnacy. twenty nth and Leigh
Church Hill Pharmacy, $500 Z. Broad 81.
S. -. CTaiR Drug store. 200 H. l3fohd 81
. Richardson Clay street DRUG store. a|i
-. Thirty nrst st.
PARAMOUNT.
Fnirmount Pharmacy. 2l25 Fa'finonnt
Ave.
BARTON HEIGHTS
Radys Drug Store. North Ave
HIGHLAND PARK.
q; I; Cos6y co. 100 ahi mi s; A.
SOUTH RICHMOND
chas. W. Garrison, 1910 HHl St ana
3lli Forest Hill Ave.
SWANSBORO.
B y. Roberts. 2oOt Hull 81
FULTON
J n BLACK. 1916 Williamsburg Are
feop!e's DRUG store. 1900 WILLIAMSBURG
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FOR SALE-ychicies.

FOR wagons go to Richardson Bros, SIS
Brook Avenue. paintice. repairing and
ruht"r tir" work Madison i467.
FOR snlc. one good struur buggy wagon:
,nrnn Amply i,riIii,n GtIi,I.,. '.>''
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HELP wANrEDAdule

WANTED. nrst-class barber. steady lob.
Apply North Eighteenth Street.
WANTED. nremon. brakcmcn and nagmen
law. beginners earn 800 monthly and arc
promoted to conductor or engineer at $3.50
to $3.50 monthly. II you want u good posi-
ton. address II. D.. 2l0 Webster Avenue.
Portsmouth. Va.
Barber Shop. Eighth and Main.
25 white men to go to Liver
pool to-day. See us at once.
No charges. We do not deduct
any money from your wages.
Virginia Business Exchange,
316 North Second.
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FOR RENT-Roons

ONE or two gentlemen can recure ono or
two furnishcd large front rooms With
private bath Apply 1000 Park Avapuc.
THE MONTiCELLO. ia North lAshth.
NICELY furnished room for rcnt Call
Boulevard 2lS0-W.
TWO ,connectins rooms first floor.
III East Cary Street
For rent. TO refined lady. nicely furnished
room. Bteam heat. all cOnyenicnCcs. In
private family. 209-A North Addison
Street.
TWO furnished rooms with bath. for gen
tlemen.s Franklin Street. jefferson
Hotel. Madison M.
NICELY furnished rooms. with private
family, central location. modern CON
vcnienceS. References exchanged. AT
North Tenth Street.
500 block West Grace. 4 or . largo bright
rooms. private bath. modern convcnicnCcs
Also small room. running water: preferable
gentlemen. Madison C223W.
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WANTED-Country Board.

WANTED, board in the country for gentle
man wife and small child convenient to
railroad. State terms. Address \ 81. care
Ti.Ncs- D!spatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

WANTED a Wessengor Dog ahout II or -
years old; one desiring advancement with
an liea OF incoming a StcHOsraphCr and
,ypewritcr preferred Address in own
handwriting. y 500 cAre Tilncs- Disnntch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

WANTED. physician for small town ami
country practice Good roads. good pco-
PIE good pay Address 1. 500, Times
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FOR RENT-IiOoms.

LARGE, furnished room. second floor next
to bath: suitable for gentlemen. iOl East
Franklin.
FURNISHED room. with running water,
steam heat, No. I Virginia Apartment.
Fifth ana Main.
DESIRABLE furnished rooms. with or with
out board. steam heat, electric lights oOs
East Grace Street. Phone Randolph 57ad
I'UEN!SIIED third floor front newly ia :
r"rod. heat. for ladies. l5 North Fifth
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave Richmond-Main ST statien.
Schedule hgures not guaranteed. For the
express parlor buffet car; 8 P. n. express
il:16 p. NJ. express. sloepinE car open $500
p NJ: 500 P. NJ, local, for Keynvilio Chaxs
City and Buffalo Lithia Springs-weok daya
York River Line-6:lo P. NJ, Sloane.
more tParlor carp. 1895 A. n and 4:is r.
Trains Arrive Richmond-From tho South.
1908 a. NJ. and $500 A. M, s;oo p. NJ, S:so
7. NJ. daily; $40 A. NJ, except Sunday.
From West Point: S:t5 A. NJ. except Non
day: s:4o A. NJ. and 6:l6 P. N, daily
once 907 e. Main st. Phone Madison AZ
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SUMMER BOARDING

LARGE shady lawn. brick buildings. water.
gas; good table. Folder. photo. diagram
and terms application Drawer L.
orange Va.
SHIRLEY HALL Boarters wanted in a
mountain home. good location. pure water.
good fare Cater TO few guests. Miss l.llio
Bnbcr, Avon. Va
FALL and winter boarders wanted Hot
water heat. bathroom. In sight OF depot.
Miss Salne ". Smith. Shadwell. Albenarle
~ Va
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Gin, Lou'vle & West., - D. IT D. I'll "A
Main Line, Local, s7:25 a fb.i6 y
James River Line. 10000 a. fb:lh a
=. News. Nik.. Old PIT. $40 a.. ~ M. = p ?.
Newport News, Local. 1900 a. $500 a
Trains arrive from Nix. 1890 q. .i:45 D.,
$50 p: y; Nows .9:66 a, 1906 p. From
Ilo y. daily from Charlottesvills except
Sunday from Thurmond: jas. River. THIS
a.. 1850 D. week days, 1850 D. IN. SUNDAYS
daily. tExcept SUNDAY,
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond,
800 r. NJ. 400 z. II.
FOR EYNcHbURG AND THE WEST.
.6:l5 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 p. n, ss,2S
p. NJ. Local to crewe. 's:ss P. NJ.
ATr!v. s; ke b S from !SS P Serf:lk l
From tho west: 'e:15 A. NJ. .s:37 A. NJ.
t2:lo p. NJ tlao +. NJ. ss:l7 p. NJ. $500
Z. M.
DAILY. tpally except SUNDAY. .sundaJ
only.
w r. BEvILL. w. c. SAUNDERS
P. T. NJ. Roanoke. G. P. A.. Roanoke
c. II. BOSLEY. -. p. H. Richmond Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-15

WANTED. men to learn natper trace few
weeks required. steady position FOR com
potent graduates. Great demand for bar
eers FIee catalogue Richmond Barber
Ccllege. Kichmond.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

BlSlN ESS CHANCES.
h l5lo5s 6 on 1ssso 3soIino5 VI
trade so5 lieoso Tow rent. p rice s;55o
Y, Wright. ll0s I.aIFer.s Street. Baltiraofe
DRUG store fixtures ana equipment for
saie-solid OAK wan cases. s!Ien; salesman
sssiG Eas. tho% cases presSrip;on GO
!s-.oo, Eishop, Bahcoea. Becker ice i SODA Sod:
'a ali nee ?t rsG. drug 5SFs
Val. Lear nfo,hcrs, Ko Roam c.e' "a 'N4'''S-
Ri ?Hfh B G22R FT EX fA F 3Ys& TR
AA%p rAcKiHG DISTRiG.T;. WHERE it's.
FSrAhh!sHED 3 ., fE$Hs KS AbpF TFEsP s.
sTRliT. BNLrlAioRE MD. N''A 90
FOR sale Eqropsan ,hoteI centrally located.
800 an xxen @pP 5lm sSTse Tinker 1877 cf
r&H 5A+ 5hH s $GfEy HE anA ASH
v WifHfx ASP M MqTI4 TW6 hk.E M2fk
rATTiLLo. -GREWE. VA : =
PARTNER wanted In new business Either
CASH afe fs2o
Fo Bon sH He cs sna %S Vel eageRsa maga:
l2.e9o. Address L sos care Times Dis.
FOR sale opnaaAyin paying weekly nswspapqS5 IN yir,
q Town 1000 Address James 22iaadoW'
AUTOMOBILES.
SEE 5S Fac S 5 West HA' B;os5
when %H W 5 5sa 1859 2aB TIES HtIas
yy?ur Gu ,irss E;onom. Tire Co. SIS
beg 10 9u86 ii % th - public and my
saa G Stor canaav sof III the viii f.
nS,ttii;Smt' Eng %!,I ~ SAD to give demon
-H,.0-.s - ,.-Y NeM JA STE II i. sAxBY.
FOR sale overland touring automobile
barEain, Jefferson Garage. IL West Main
New ssaa F b 5if Bsusssrd nos ~
and gl1.J.
F9 r5p5.i f '5 g 52 E. E,n 8Ia. .56 aS
more more low rent yhean for cash as'
} beg 70 aRnSoaasS e r. pao!.e and my
s s,2,or company. Inc; ala West M.in
careful attention. II g. e , Gfsa t fSPf}Ff
5 Sod iis sEeas '3te CAN In shake mask:
whess hde GSaS c }sf
M Gtaf so s y East a t ySnT repairing
FOR sale. il-2-ton truck. cheap for cash or
vii take Ford in part payment. X. W.
FOR sale. Maxwell roadster in good run
,.nlnE condition. cheap 10 quick buyer.
Nirsinia Auto SunnlN 60. COS West Broad.
COMPLETE stool: OF Ford commercial
bodies for every business in stock. $40 and
ur Several 1915 Ford roadster bodies. with
Windshteld. cheap. These bodies PUT on any
Ford chassis. Demountab!c wheels. shock
aatbsorSeFss or any accessory for Fords. a.
MEYERS Son. .Sl East Cary.
F3R sale saie-Wili ,fscrifles Cadillac roadster.
T refuse bargain for some one. Tele-
AUTHORIZED Ford repair service Uni.
- versa! Motor Co.. Inc. .2i2&3 Yves;
FOR sale i9I! Grant roadster. firs,-class
condition. onIy run 400 miles. Must hc
sold. owner Leaving city. Address l.. &.
Flowers. care Murphy's Hotel
FOR sale. one i?i+ Hudson in good running
, condition.. new Goodrich tires Address
standard Motor Co. lNl% We; Broad
WILL sacrifice Lection truck in good
condition. No Reasonable offer refused.
Also Ford coupe body cheap. Is. W. Hood.
Madison 2l55.
FOR sale. 1916 Ford touring Good coudi-
ton. Equipped with Gordon seat covers.
lialiaday shock ahsorhcrs. rear tire holder.
!, good tires ana other necessary aCCcSSur!c
bargain. ]. 500. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. coupe. electric lights. starter;
bargain. Owner leaving city. perfect con
diti"n. Fine doctors ear. + so. care
Times Dispatch.
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting or the stockholders oi
the Southern manufacturing Company viii
he hold at the Offices OF tho company. Nintt
and Perry Streets. Richmond. Va. on TUES.
DAY, SEPTEMBER II. 1915. at 4.GO y NJ
By order Of tho president.
w l.. WIGI!r Secretary
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SITUATION WANTED-Female.

WANTED, position by ars,-class stenogra-
Dher Immediately. Address ~. T.. lVI- a
South Third Street
EXFERiENCEb lady ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tary desires !!Sht clerical position. a !
rc!-ronccs. own machine. Bon 80. johnson
CITY. Tenn.
MIDDLE aged widow desires position as
housekeepe- In hotel: best references.
II 3Gi. care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG lady Photographed with experience,
mcnd";ioa. Light dictation p'eterrtl.
'StenoGraphcr." BoX 62:
STENoGHAriIi:E. ten years experience,
desires position. Phone Mrs J. +. w,
Madison 1873.
writer OF several years experience. desires
position. Can furnish good references. Ad-
dress Stcnographcr. Basic. Va.
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STEAMBOATS,
STEAMBOATS,
OldDOminiOn Line

Lv. Richmond. II. OF Ash ST. daily. 1900 r. NJ
Leaves Newport News. 100 A. NJ
Arrive Norfolk Observation-Disclosures NJ
Connections with main limo steamers leav-
Ing Norfolk for New York daily, except SUM-
day. 1900 II. NJ Connections also made By
y. & w. Ry. 2. NJ. and c. & o. Ry, at
i. NJ Night limo steamers stop at Clare
mont on signal. and are met by public cons
veyances
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Poin.. Newport
News and all James River landings. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at $500 A. NJ
Freight received for all James River points.
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WANTED. first class barber. SI2 guaranteed
1909 West Main. 81 Tor Saturdays
WANTED. a, once. hrst-class cleaner
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Com.an

hicihiohu anu chesapeake Day hallway company
Superscuing Schedule of April H. 1914
Schedule subject to Change Without
Trains leave Richmond b.6:Bo A. NJ. ~
NJ: BIS A NJ, A. ~, ..10 A. NJ. ii A. NJ.
H. r. e Nj; NJ; 10 M; b. NJ SAG z.
NJ. 1l:45 z. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. b.. BIZ A
NJ. 3 A. NJ, bs A. ~. 10 A. NJ s.ii A. M
.l2 noon; 81 P. NJ, ?. NJ. P. NJ. p.
NJ. b5 20 p. NJ. $50 p. VI, 7:1o p. NJ 4
p. NJ. bs p. ~. IL p. 81.
bCaIries baggage. DAILY except Sunday.
''Sundays only.
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W AT Ed. two fustlinc CITY agents TO sol,
accident ana health Insurance Largo
'omr''sson. Phone Rtmdopn iita for inter
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WANTED. two woll-drcsscd single mon 10
travel with manager nrd sniicit among
farmers ia North Carolina. Must have
s;o"d rGfercncss No, .eNp:riencc necessary,
.hpply j /. Dover, Murphy'S Hotel. Room
I'm. 9 IL PM ~ :, In.l nN
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A Most Attractive
Proposition to
Canvassers for
Richmond Territory

Permanent positions with stipulated
salary and liberal commissions; cxperi-
enccd canVasscrs or Insurance solicitors
preferred advertised and largest
house of its kind in the world is est,h
ushihS local branch. VIII pay tho
expense of any bond required Address
appiicationS The CastclberE cwclry Co.
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue, " w, Wash
inEtOn. d g.
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Richmond & Rappahannock RiverRy

Main Limo.
Leave Richmond. Leave Pamunkey.
1900 A. u. "S;16 A. N
.l1:00 A. n s12:16 A. II.
%:<6 p. n 500 p M
! 300 A. II 3lo:l6 A. ~
sDaily except Sunday. tDaily. tSunday eniy
Weekend Excursion Rates All Stations,
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SCOUT Office bow wanted 10y Scout Head
quarters. iG3 Park Buildinc
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DfFT'E boy. UulNk aud hccurntc, Tor Warc-
. house ONCE: Address In own handwriting.
.o1 care Times Dispatch.
WANTED Office boy 10y whoIcsaIc house
Apply in own handwriting. state salary
expected. S06 cate Times pispath,
WANTED. boys To work ia machine shop.
Mcconnell Browning Engineering co
1918 East Cary Street.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

Land Park. Gas: electricity hot. and
Easy terms and possession. Mt once Ad-
dIcsS ID 3C5. caro- Times Dispatch.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE
". L. BURRUSS is not en-
ploycd in our Office in any
capacity. McCurdy G. Johnson.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

RICHMOND. TRUST & SAVINGS co.
Richmond Va. Sept. 3 1916
~ meeting Of the 9, board OF directors of
quarterly dividend OF per cent was de-
clarcd uron it's canital stock. payable Oc-
tobcr !. 1916. to Stockholders OF record al
close OF business September -. 1915. checks
r. }. WILLINGHAM. Jn.
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RCIi;EKMAkEhS ana helpers. caulke.z.
boiler shop punch and shears operatives.
riveters and hcipcrs rlvet heaters. Hang.
turner's s,Tuc,urs! iron Workers tholtag
once for work IN Northern city. work 81 -
hours per week: good wages Apply after
\. NJ AZ ". VI Martin Employment
Nnice. u Nnrth MIMI .s,reni -
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WANTED. practical. experienced man TO
Eyih and TAX" genera care OF small farm.
ATTRACTIVE proTos!ttor 10 right man Mar
rod nhh without children preferred y 800,
ere Times Disgatch
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FOR SALE-AnimuIs

FOR sale, two very fine fresh cows with
calves. 21l7 Fairfax Avenue Sorith
Richmond Stop Petersburg Pike
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stcreotypers' mats 1921. ncxiblc
and tough: Just the think to Ike chicken
houses and outhouscs: Sl.O0 per 100 pounds
at the office: 20 cents extra for out OF town
orders for carriage Address Times Dis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flat
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Montague Mfg. Co.

TOK suIc. IdhIin DloonIs. - cents a hun
dred. 1911 North Fifth Street