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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
GREAT MOVIES OF
RECENT Big BOUT
Greatest Night Photography
Ever Seen Here; Pri-
vate Showing.

That night motion picture photoc.
raphy Is success is proved concl,,s-
lively by the films of the Morris-Sn,l,J,
bout staged recently at Convention
hal!. The pictures We're shown vns',
terday morning for the benefit Of a
rev newspapermen.
Inc INNS are remarkably clear.
IN fact the pictures of the big hon,
Itself are even better than any of the
daylight boxing films made in mast
years in this state. They prove con.
clusively that Morris won all the WA
from the start and show clearly that
smith was hanging and holding mos:
OF the time. Every round and everv
blow of the entire ten rounds is shown
The films also include the Freddie
Hamann and Jay Maye semi-windun
showing the Knockout in this bout
There are 'close-ups" of Morris, hiA
wife and baby, and also of Smith and
his manager, Promoter Sammy Gin
Tic and other celebrities. There ~
splendid view Of Convention hail
Interesting training quarter scenes
are shown. The whole production is
intensely interesting. 1t will he
sho"n IN every city n Oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
WATCH OUT WARNS
FORT SMITH CROWD
Not Claiming Any Pennants
but Are Proud of 1916
Aggregation.

-
FORT SMITH, ARK" Aprll lo'-for'
Smith Is claiming the 1916 Wetsern
,ssoc;,,iou no,nout hut II the seven
other '9Whs ~ ,'o ci'tu,t NIn, 1"n,o ,i,,
soou a"Nlcc 'hey hau po''cI ,n,''. NJ ~.
WARNING OF Mahabcl H"a,npS 'no'"o'''
10 ""tch out' ih' 'Nl''' ~ Nv.
ohly res"iucu 80 p'! ,cu' o..'ie.'
inns year IMAM Iast' nut 'heS are oon
ceded To compose 'he s'Io.EcS, 'ca'n
'hat mas ever IVprcScht'u w ""'
cny IN tne western "Ssoo'"''o"' ",u
II the clnp d"es not come up ~
expectations lhc management u"i'N'
last season u now IN posl,ioI 10 sct
Hlll'Ilai th'' WIN uci'N'i wv S'""',
Inc IWins this year tahe 'luer plluc
IN thelr paieIles Ncu McM uI ray, VINO
was Wi,h rort worm III NV ioA"a
leaBuc laSl season ~ 'hc h'l'''s' 'itiH,
VINO mas YET plaNcu tunes on ,hc VIM
pad AT League ph' ~, N'nuu, ~ ~
'ehPuhE 10 po3S'' MVMul'aS WI M w
one OF the leaulhS p"VhS'vP0 III ,nnn
cfcu't u no, 'hc pes. o' an, iit WIN
nave waco iele Nuains as ms uhuor
STUDY, Nuaihs was Soco'" S'.lnE pa'N ,
STOP lust S1as"h' ne was n1' nIuch 81,
success pu' was ''.'I!,'" po''uA' ~,
ms "pl'tN I" nv N"",n'. '"I'''i W
pIlu' WIN w. "v'," ~ Wv n"'''"S
ueP'i .i"''t' 81, nae WhS F." "p''''l'U
lI"" Vl' or WIZ ''N"S 'o"h u''
ne l"i III ne mas S!"Wh III N"i N"u'9
mere ''l"hcS |" "'NstoIN ~ !" WY t'o
fah'notS r'lo'SVu hIh' Us Sl"EE''
'HIi Ii,li'hael u lhor'. tN''' u'HV h'tS
are ms SIo'"l'N' N"olhvr on Nnu -
eNp'c'eu 10 prUNc winner ~ ho''
o"o" '"rt worm amateur Wh" Il,
pi'9I"' ~ "u' "l '"' sI"'' "''"uSo "
a hau ankle. utt' ol liSl year men
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
OFF DAYS HAPPEN
ONCE IN A while.
Producers Had Theirs Yes
terday and Were Routed ,
by. Wichita.
Fisher,
Off.)

WICHITA. Kan, April l5.-Slap-
men pounded the pill to all corners of
the lot this afternoon for a total of
sixteen hits and eleven runs, while
Keostner and Brinley held the Tulsa
Producers to six safeties and two tai
lies Koestner held the Pricemen hit
less for the first two frames while
Wichita found Kraft for eight hits in
three innings. totaling seven runs.
Tulsa scored in the seventh with
two out. Wooley connected with
single; Lamb was hit by pitchetn
ball and Heatley singled, scori
Wooey. Price followed with anothc
base-hit and scored Lamb. Hopper
walked again, filling the bases but
Clifton grounded to the pitcher.
Powell proved a little better than
Kraft in the box, the Wichita Wolves
finding him for n three Dagger Il
double and six singles. Britton the
local second sacker. found the pill for
five safeties out of five times up. The
Pricemen failed to show anything
better than a single while the Wolves
connected with one triple sacker and
four two-bagger. The grounds We're
sticky and caused errors, slow fielding
and base running The score.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
College Baseball

Grccnville, s. C.-Furman IL, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute II.
E,on collegc-Eton college I? Wake For
c. 10.
Oxiord-Millsnps Q, University Of Missls-
'lppl ., -.
University OF Alabama 2.
Atlan,n-Auburn io-9. Georgia Tech. 90.
Columbia, :. C.-South Carolina +, Wcf'
ford college o.
Providence. u, l,-nrawn J, Princeton 4
Ithaca y, Y.--Cornell 4, Dickinson o,
Amherst, MaN,.-Amherst /, Bowdoin .,
Philndelph sylvania o, Haverford :.
hwarthmore, Pa.-swarthmore o. Lc'
high 10,
Hartford. Conn Trinity 4, Maine o,
Champaign, lll,-illineis O, Scrte Dame O.
Columblu No, ~ Missouri J. Central 0.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
PRESIDENT HILL TO
RESIGN TODAY. BELL
SLATED FOR POSITION

M'ALESTER. okla. April Is.
President w. +. Hill of Western
association announced this after
room he would retire from the
presidency of the league Sunday,
when meeting of directors is to
he held here fer purpose of act
ing on resignation and selecting
a successor. It IL understood j.
W. Bell of Paris will likely be
elected.
At the time of the last league
meeting President Hill agreed to
withhold his rendered resiPna-
tiOn until arrangements were
completed for opening tho 1916
season. lie will now insist that
the resignation be accepted. he
says.
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)mens Portend Rip Roaring Race in the Western Association

shown Monday and Tuesday. After
the pictures have been shown here
Morris will make a short tour OF the
state with them.
After he had witnessed the pictures
yesterday Morris remarked: These
pictures tell more forcibly than words
why Jess Willard refuses to meet me,
but with them | hope to arouse a
sentiment that will force him TO meet
me and then | will bring the heavy
weight championship of the world to
oklahoma"
Morris will give a short talk at
each performance at the Lyric.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
MORRIS AND FILMS
TO Be SEEN HERE
Big Heavyweight Will Per
sonally Appear at Lyric
Tomorrow.

The moving pictures OF the carl
Morris and Gunboat Smith heavy
weight boxing contest. which was
staged at Convention hall Friday
night, April I, were formally accepted
by the promoters yesterday.
Late yesterday aftern oon arrange
ments were made whereby the pic
pictures and Morris himself were
booked at the Lyric theater, to be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
National League
Phillies g, New York 4.

PHILADELPHIA. April 15.-Today's game
between Philadelphia and New York like the
other two Of the series was decided in the
ninth inning, the home team putting over the
deciding tally by working the squeeze play
with the bases full and out. The score
was to t. Mckechnic joined New York to.
day Pitchers Baumgartner and lineup Of
Philadelphia were released to Providence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

NONTON, AprII 10" B0StOn drl'atod
Philadelphia 10 today. double by
Scott ficlder's choirc aud shorten sin
gle sent the locals ahead Witt. schoo.
hoy playing lis nrst gimr for the Athletics
rlado good showing Notwithstanding thre"
errors After batting safely IN ihe seventh
ho went from urst to ihIrd on an nfici
out.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
Barons 8. Gulls 3.

MOBILE. April 15.--Birmngham took ad.
vantage Of Ledbctter's wildness in the first
inning and won from Mobile today by
score Of TO 3.
score. r. II. T..
birmingham ...... sol 100 lO0--s 8 /
Mobile ........... 200 700 OlO-5 U d
Batteries-Perryman and Smith; Ledbetter
Harris and Clark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

NEW YOKk. NpUl % NV Nork de-
rcatcd Washington to today Mullen
substitute first hascmau. drove IN the win
MN, run with single in the sixth mniu-.
Ioe Judge first blsrmar Ot the Washing
tons. was presented with diamond ring
when he came to tat IN the first inning u
e,n from o large number OF former fellow
employees who attend the game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

BROOKLYN, April 15-Wth the score
tied in the eighth and two men on bases
Magce tripled winning the second game for
Rostou against Brooklyn, to .. Smith held
the Braves to four hits but poor fielding
behind him let in two runs.
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Reds ,, Chicago o.

two hit game today and Cincinnati won
the last game Of the series from Chicago
to q. Only thirty Chicago player faced
Schneider and for the first six innings they
were put out In one two, three order Tho
local team made only five hits off Seaton
hu, their batting was at opportune times
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tBatted for Ritter in eighth
1One out when winning run scored

SummDry' TMO-HnEe hits, Kariden, q.
Burnes, Stock stolen baes. Mckechnie,
Doyle: double plays Rarideu TO Fletcher to
Stock Nichoff TO Ludorus. T.. Burns TO Ban
Burnos, Stock stolen bases, Mckechnic,
Schaucr ., Off Demaree i hits, off Pcrrett g
in innings Off Ritter in innings. off
schnuer / in . innings. struck out, 10y Pcrrctt
D. 10y Ritter %. bv Schaucr .. by Dcmuroe >.
lmpircs. Riglcr and Harrison
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NlllN 90 ~
8attcd for Meyer H. ninth.
llButtcd for Bush in ninth
Battcd for tady in seventh.

Score ~ innings:
InladelpLia ...........lOO 600 600
Boston ................ uNu Olu on =
summary wo-hasc hit, Scott; double
plays. Wit and laloic, Hush to aioic to
Mdnnis; bases ON hals, Bush I, Foster 3;
struck ont by nush D. Foster Ompircs,
linccn aud Nalhn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

CHICAGO. AIul 10 RolHnd's wrancSs
gave Chicago an opening which uottcd the
u htc SrN seven runs ir the first inning
today and Detroit wa. never alle to eaten
up, the locals making It three ont Of -four,
% to 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

ST LOl Is. April 10 By punching hits in
the fourth and ninth innings Pittsburgh took
the last game OF the series from St Louis
today 10 /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

HAMANN.
in
He boxed
cleaning up in the east He has boxed the
Gunboat Smith He defeated Aros
Mae of Oklahoma
Frankie Manila away in five rounds He hat
Sammy the
If
liamann
habits
friends boxing show be
tho of here In May.
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Totals .......... 20 - l6 G
'Batted for NcCabc in tn nd
fBaiied for G-oou In ninth.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ............ col O0c Oo'-3
81 Louis .....-...-. goo ooV uoO--1
summary. Two base hits Tirrer, Gan
din ard Granev. double plays. lavan, Sisl"r
and peal Deal aud Pratt Deal. Pratt aud
sisler: bases on balls. fark =. Groom ,
bits or Park in 80 innings. McCehe
IN Ia Groom ? 10 .: struck out, by klep
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Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ............., 600 200 00I-6
ST Louis .............. 600 0l0 O00--1
summary Two.basc hits Barney, schultz {;
three base hit. lohustou stolcU bases, Con
lalcS Butler: double play Wagner to Johns.
ton, bases ON balls, of MammauN 5, off
Hall : struck out, by Mammaux l. by Hall
g. lmpireS u Dav and EaSon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
Pelicans 4. Crackers !.

NEW ORLEANS. April l5-Two doubles
hy Bluhm with men on bases and knapp $
triple were responsible for New Orleans
TO / victory over Atlanta today
score, r. II. T.
Atlanta .,...... 900 600 l00-1 0
New Orleans ... OlO 100 20t-4 2
Batteries -Lafitte and Perkins; Walker
and Higgins.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

Srrnary; Two.base hits, Wheat, Cutshaw
$. SHith: three.base hits. Magee, Stengel
double play. koncchy 20 Maranvlle to kon
ctchy: bases on balls, of Hughes /, of
Smith 3 struck out by Smith .. Umpres
KLEIN and Fmslie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16
Texas League

Beaumont /, San Antonio 4.
Galveston 3, Houston 2.
Dallas Waco, rain.
Fort Worth Shreveport, rain.
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Southern League
Memphis g. Little Rock l.

MEMPHIS, April 1j.---iTeayy hitting and
excellent fielding by Walsh with four, errors
tory OF Memphis over Little Rock today 8
to |. ,, II
Score: h II u.
Little Rock ...... 600 600 0o1-l 5 4
Memphis .......... 3O2 or 0o'-S
Batteries Harding and Rumler; Kerr and
Wallace
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pN"'H "a IL
Batted for KRAFT in fourth.
Score by innings.
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Totals .............23 20 ~ 10
-Batted for Nerk.s in eighth.
saJ ga. in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

RATED FOR Henry in seventh.
Hnttcd Tor Gallia M ninth
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FLOYD Avenue. Very Close I'm. q Rooms
bath, very large lot rsce, $s,7oo.
rooms are large and light. For a
nfrfck sale x&T6Q
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Good z-RoOm Frame House Rented
TO a good tenant at $40 per month.
near new school. Price $3.50. II. D..
care virzinian.
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CoclScreIS ToF Sale, Blue orphingtoR,
bnT wvanndottes notified anconas
Rose ana single comb. 50. 81 and
S. eacn for quick sale. HENING-
HURST FARM. Jefferson. Va
Fer SnIe--Hert RIO Acres in Northusn-
beviand County. Virginia. Fine va
ter frontage, $50 acres cultivated:
ten-roou house, barn, outouiidtngs.
orchard, stock, machinery. etc. Ad-
dress d A KELLEY. 1915 Tenth
Street, Baltimore. Nd
Violin For snle-Ftne Violin. Excellent
tone, wtth tso good bows and leather
case. WIN sell OUTFIT cheap. Address
O care Nirsinian.
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REAL EsrArr F,oR sAxK

Il. v. ROPER a co.
cvrneF T~atk amd Main Streets.
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$4,000 WILL BUY gao ACRES OF
LAND s MILES NORTH or
THE CITY. GROOM HOUSE,
LARGE BARN, STABLES AND
OTHER BUILDINGS. LAND
IN GOOD TILTH AND MOST
OF IT UNDER CULTIVATION.
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Large Reliable Compasy VIII Pay 81
to So daily 20 employed persons for
doing little extra work In spare
time. No canvassing, no experience,
no money required In advance
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Agents--Sesl Household woodenware,
new, staple, catchy, useful articles.
Canvassing outfit consists Of small
working model of each article. Large
illustrated catalog and particulars
free. SPAULDING MFG. Co. Gin
ton. Maine.
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Fun line Of auto supplies,
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ELO<1t and !
| ~L0f1ldj

s~~~~~~~~~->~~~S~~-s---Hs-s>@~ = -,s rr.
x@~s--A OaxA Case Containing wo
checks and one draft can lVl W.
Main. 7:3o p. M. Reward.
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Club Rates, Five Suits sponEed and
pressed, 800 Called for and de-
ifvered any place in city. HOW
ARDS FRENCH DRY CLEANING
co. Randolph 1905.
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Fiege Fixes Fine Furniture. Antiques
specially. Phone Ran. s54T-J.
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s,al1l
O. l.. a ~. l. DENoOEs
sol East Main street

" L. a n L. DENOuNs
sol East Main street
FARMS.
$4,000 WILL BUY 1890 ACRES WITH
FINE OLD COLON l.
DWELLING IN KING WILL
LIAM COUNTY. ABOUT 30
MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
WITH SPLENDID L o W.
GROUNDS ON THE PAMUN-
KEY RIVER, o.
$4,000 WILL BUY l,04o ACRES IN
NEW KENT COUNTY, ABOUT
ONE-HAIF CLEARED AND IN
FINE STATE OF CULTfVA-
TIoN: TWO DWELLINGS,
BARNS, STABLE AND OTHER
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AMOUNT OF TIMBER AND
CORDwOOD; ALSO CONSTD-
ERABLE GUM, POPLAR AND
OAK TIMBER,
$4,000 WILL BUY 800 ACRES WITH
COLONIAL DWELLING. STA
BLEs, BARNS, ETC; ABOUT
100 ACRES IN A HIGH STATE
OF CULTIVATION. THIS
FARM HAS A FRONTAGE OF
ABOUT ONE MILE ON JAMES
RIVER. ABOUT 80 MILES BE-
LOW RICHMOND.
$4,000 WILL BUY gao ACRES OF
LAND s MILES NORTH or
THE CITY. GROOM HOUSE,
LARGE BARN, STABLES AND
OTHER BUILDINGS. LAND
IN GOOD TILTH AND MOST
OF IT UNDER CULTIVATION.
$4,000. WILL BUY 247 ACRES. Al
MILES FROM THE CITY. 140
ACRES IN CULTIVATION.
LARGE AMOUNT OF PINE
AND OAK WOOD; NICE MOD
ERN s-ROON DWELLING.
LARGE BARN, STABLE AND
COW HOUSE WITH 1io-ToN
SILO.
$4,000 WILL BUY 422 ACRES ON
SOUTHERN RAILwAN, %
MILES FROM RICHMOND
ABOUT ONE THIRD OF THE
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NICE MEDIUM sIz p d
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WITH GOOD MACADAA& ROAD
TO THE CITY.
$500 WILL BUY So ACRES, WITH
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WITH 10 STALLS AND A
NUMBER OF OTHER OUT
BUILDINGS. GOOD LAND,
MOSTLY FENCED. ORCHARD
900 ASSORTED TREES. THIS
PROPERTY IS SITUATED ON
WILLIAMS URIC ROAD
ABOUT az MILES FROM THE
CITY.
Is 900 WILL BUY 50 ACRES N
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
ABOUT AN MILES FROM THE
CITY. GOOD IMPROVEMENTS
ABOUT "a CLEARED AND IN
CULTIVATION.
$4,000 WILL BUY A NICE FARM or
los ACRES, ABOUT 10 MILES
BELOW RICHMOND ON VIII
IIAMsBURG ROAD, WITH
GOoD DWELLING. BARN.
STABLE, ETC.
$4,000 wTEL BUY is ACRES OF
COOP LAND, WITH FIVE
ROOM COTTAGE AND OTHER
IMPROVEMENTS. ABOUT s
MILES FROM THE CITY ON
CENTRAL TURNPIKE. ta#
$1,000 WILL BUY 10 ACRES, WITH
THREE ROOM COTTAG T.
ABOUT MILES FROM THE
CITY. EASY TERMS.
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s07 East Main Street
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NOTICE TO EVERYBODY.
e Desire to Bring to Your Attention

the fact that we are In position to
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any position or lob" We supply
the largest users OF help both North
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The oldest and most reliable en-
ployment agency. VIRGINIA BUSI~
NESS EXCHANGE. 3t6 North Second
Street
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100 Mncbini.+-. carpenters. no,Iermnk-

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HrrR--.rA1.E AND sTnfArE.

and sen Names and Addresses
In your spare time. Big income; no
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waite Help wanted for All Depart
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BUSINESS EXCHANGE. SIG North
Second
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FORD. MOTORISTS.

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URAL WOOD OR BLACK
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YOU BELIEVE IN BAR
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TIALl.- SIZE Us FOR AUTO
So PIXIES. SOLD WITH
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BROTHERS, COMPANY.
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LIN. RICHMOND.
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j A CONNOLLY A. co.


SEVENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA
ACRES, 1G-RnOM DWELLING IN
OAK GROVE. GOOD ORCHARD,
FINE WATER, IS ACRES IN CuL-
TIvATION, BALANCE IN WOOD.
FRONTS ON MAIN ROAD. PRICE,
$4,000. WILL EXCHANGE FOR
coop HOUSE IN CITY.
24S ACRES, 2oo ACRES CLEARED
LAND. wATERED BY BRANCHES
AND SPRINGS FINE LOT OF
WOOD, LARGE ORCHARD. LARG e
RESIDENCE OF II ROOMS, IN
BEAUTIFUL GROVE or TREES. ONE
OF THE REST PROPOSITIONS
NEAP THE c & O, RAILROAD,
NORTH OF RICHMOND. SPLEEN
DID TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.
sss ACRES, LARGE s-RooM HOUSE.
TENANT HOUSES. SEVERAL
BARNS, ETC. 500 ACRES IN HIGH
STATE OF CULTIVATION. BAL
ANCE IN FIRST CLASS WOOD.
ONLY ONE MILE FROM STATION
ON r.. F. & Z. RAILROAD. PRICE
ONLY $4,000. TERMS CAN BE AR
RANGED,
200 ACRES: FINE HOUSE OF
ROOMS: 65 ACRES IN HIGH STATE
OF CULTIVATION; Ice ACRES IN
FIRST. GLASS WOOD. LOCATED
ONLY ~ MILES FROM STATION.
LARGE ORCHARD OF MORE THAN
1000 FRUIT TREES. PRICE $4,000;
GOOD TERMS.
100 ACRES. ONLY 4 MILES or CITY.
ON SPLENDID ROAD. BRICK
HOJTSEs-4,ARGT ORCHARD FINE
WATER, PLENTY OF WOOD. A
FINE DAIRY PROPOSITION. WILL
CONSIDER EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY. PRICE AND TERMS
ON APPLICATION.
J. A. CONNELLY & Co.
Madison s361-Madison $3.50.
waite Help wanted for All Depart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

For saIe--six Pure Bred white African
guineas. s for 50. MRS. A. II. MOSS
Chase City, Va,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

Wantea-Young Men For Automobile
business Big pay. We make you
expert in ten weeks by mail Pay
after we secure you position. cen
TURY AUTOMOBILE INSTITUTE
423 Los Angeles. Cal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

s 6-PasHengcr. Model so, 1913 Overland
for sale In perfect condition. Flee
trio lights and starter; all covers and
tires nearly new. Cost $i,125. What
do you ofTer". Address, BARGAIN.
care Nirgirian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

THREE ROOMS, 20xSO, FOR DEPART
MENT STORE FOR RENT IN MAR
TTNSVIILE, VA. POPULATION 5000.
IN CENTER OF TOWN APPLY TO
A. T. JONES & co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

RENT SPECIALS
BY SULLIVAN g. co,
4 North Tenth Street.

s195 Floyd Avenue, rcornss new1T
papered and painted.
$40 East Marshall Street, rooms;
reduced rent.
col North Thirty-fourth Street. 0
rooms; reduced rent,
1910 Park Avenue, 10 roomss reduced
rent
1I1s West Main street. 9 rooms: re-
duced rent
29f4 West Main Street, rooms: re-
tureif rwaf.
25ls East Grace Street, rooms. re-
duced rent
Club Rates. Five Suits sp0nEed and
pressed. 500. Called for and de-
livered any place in city. HOW
ARDS FRENCH DRY CLEANING
co. Randolph 1905.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

or Coforsd, Furnishsd
In car lots. Write for prices. vTR-
GINA BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Virgin,a's select employ ment agency.
st6 North Second Street, Richmond.
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30
TYPEWRITER.

RENT n Remington Made Machine.
ReTnTn gton. Smith Premier. Monarch.
Visible Models. SO per month, three
months, 1850 We sell factory re-
butts, $3360 to $500. guaranteed
Remington Juniors new, 5000
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CON-
PANf. $40 L. Main ST. Phone Mad
iaon s5i.
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Boy Nineteen Years old wants Work
OF amy Kind. Must have something
at once. CTS. care VirRinian.
Wanted Position---Watchman Grocery
store clerk. shipping clerk or col
!sctor, Ftrst-elass references. Nd
dress CLERK. care E'rgInian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30
FOR SAFE

For sale-stOolA. Counters. Tables, aes
range and lighting fixtures and
every hing complete FOR restaurant,
cheap to quick buyer. II. McGRAN.
AGAIN g. CO.. 1909 Hull Street Ran.
243s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

Manufactures Wants state
manager High class article: should
pay $4,000 annually; $500 capital;
will pay expenses to Baltimore TX
you are man we want. Sales Man
ager. Continental Building. Balti-
more, Md.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-30

MEMBERS C0ETT.M-
PLATING DROPPING THEIR POLL
CIEs WILL HEAR So3tETH ING TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE. BY AIA+11S q
NAME AND ADDRESS 20 Ass.
CARE NIRGINIAN.