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The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
AUDITORS lose
THE FIRST GAME
Aleck Croson Holds Railroad
ers Safe and Treasury
Wins Contest.
DOWNEY HITS TIMELY
BY JOHN A. DUGAN.

Aleck Croson with puzzling curve ball
and Lefty" Downeys big bat spelt de-
feat for the Southern Auditors in the
first of the post-season series games in
section & yesterday at the Terminal r.
r. Y. NJ. c. A. Athletic Park. when the
Treasury Club romped in with 6-to-l
victory.
CrOson was stingy with his hits. but
for McLarren's error in the second In
ming would have gotten away with shut
out game. AS he allowed but one safe
blow after this section. and the Auditors
total for the day equaled but 4.
Downey, the demon Slugger of the
White Lot representatives.. put the skids
under the Auditors in the fifth inning.
when he trtpled to deep center field with
McLarren and Strait awaiting at first
and second
Big Dutch Munich, a brother to the
famous PepCo receiver. was on the mound
for the Auditors. lie pitched brilliant
ball over the entire route and deserved
a better fate, but ragged support by his
teammates in the pinches gave the
Money Counters" there large total, as
the fifth inning was the only session in
which he faltered.
The Auditors were the first to score.
MulrOe, the first man up in the second
inning, driving a sharpe single to right
field. On the hit-and-run. Hutchinson
singled to right and McLarren booted the
hall, giving the Auditors shortstop
enough time TO score. while Hutchinson
pulled up at the far corner.
The Auditors threatened again in the
sixth, when Bachelor walked and went
to second on Gregory's intield hit. Cohill
famed and Platz arrived safe on Arm
strOng's error. Tyser hit to Croson, who
caught Bachelor at the plate and Null
roe ended the session by tanning.
Treasury obtained an unearned run in
the second inning. Flannery was
given a life on Munch's error and was
sacrificed to second by Dust. In an at
tempt to catch Flannery mapping. Munich
threw to center field, the Treasury
player halting at third base by some
fast fielding of Bachelor and Mulroe.
Bell went out easily but Armstrong hit
to right field scoring Flannery from
third.
Downey then got in his stiff punch"
in the fifth. After Anderson proved an
easy out, McLarren hit to right field
and moved to second when Mulroe threw
away Straits grounder. Downey then hit
past Bachelor for three bases as ground
rules prevailed in the roped section OF
the outfield.
Three more were added by the Treasury
club in the eighth. Dust doubled and
Bell was given a base on balls. Arm
strong advanced the runner with neat
sacrifice and CrOsOn struck out Ander-
son singles to right field. scoring Dust
and Bell and went to second on Mulroe's
muff of the throw in, and advanced to
the hot cushion when Platz let one
OF Munch's shoots get away from him.
McLarren was hit by a pitched ball and
Strait hit to Mulroe. who threw bad to
/ Hutchinson. Anderson scored on the
play and Strait was caught in an at
tempt to make second base on the over
throw.
Although Mulroe is checked up with
three errors and Munich with two they
both contributed the fielding features
Score:
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BROOKLYN OUTFIELDER
BATTING BALL HARD

Wilbur Robinson's crack sun gardener.
Casey Stengel. is considered by baseball
sharps to be one of the greatest out
helders in the game today. Little was
heard OF the loose-armed. d.round-shouldered
Teuton until he commenced slamming the
ball this season.
His great batting has won many a
game for the Dodgers this year. and his
sensational fielding has saved them from
defeat more than once.
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Church to Meet Williams.

Seabright, N. j.. Aug. 12-George M.
Church, who defeated r. Lindley Muir
ray, Of California, in the final found of
the Seabright invitation tennis tourns-
nlent, will meet r. Norris Williams. ID
in the challenge round for the Achelis
cup here today.
Williams has twice won the trophy, and
victory today will give him permanent
possession of 1t.
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Jeanette to Box Smith

New York, Aug. 12.-Joe Jeanette will
make his first appearance in New York
against white opponent in over four
years Wnen he meets Jim Smith, of
Westchester. at the Averne Sporting Club
next Thursday night. Jeanette recentIy
defeated Porky Flynn at Rochester, and
Smith in his come-ba ck met Jim Barry
and showed his old-time aggressiyeness.
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SOX BEAT TIGERS;
FABER SHOWS FORM

Chicago. Aug. 12.-Faber held the Tiger
sluggers to four widely scattered hits
today and the Sox won. 3 to l.
Dauss pitched well until the fifth, when
Schalk's triple and Leibolds single scored
one. In the sixth, in another triple by j.
Collins, followed by Weaver's double
produced another run. When the Sox
scored again in the seventh Dauss re-
tired, Mitchell finishing the game. Score
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Willard to Box at $50 ooO Per

Chicago, Aug. 12-Jess Willard, cham
pion heavyweight boxer, is ready to take
on all comers at $4,000 per-
This was the information Willard sent
from Denver to friends here TODAY in
reply to queries as to whether he had
quit the fight game.
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Hornshy. Of st Louis. one OF the new
stars OF the National League has at
tanned third place among its batters. Rob
'"tson still holding first aud Daubert scc--
ono. Hornsby leads 10 total bases with
ls9 Carey, Pittsburgh. in stolen bases
with "a: FlaCk. Chics-o. in sacrifice hits
with 81. Williams. ChiraEo. in home runs
with 10. Burns. New YORK. in runs scor-
ed with G6. and Brooklyn in club batting
with eco The leading hattors. among
those who have played half or moro ot
their teams Gamr~. including last We'd
nesday's, arr as follows. according %
averages published here today. Robert
son. New York. $50. Daubert Brooklyn,
.2eS: Honsby, ST Louis. -G21: Wagner,
PITTSBURGH. @l9: Chase. Cincinnati .sla;
LoU-. -. Louis. .3l3 Zimmerman. Chi
CaEO. $40; Wheat. Brooklyn. e99: Hinch-
man. Pittsburgh. .2ai. whitted, PhHadeI-
Ihis. ~. schultz. Pittsburgh "q3
Leading pitchers FOR IS games.
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Ruus-Braund Mortimer ~. Davis t2l. Lemeric,
Gordon ~. Murphy. Lyons Left on bases-Ma-
chinists g. Bureau. ;. First base on baIls-Of
kuhnert, Z; OF Lyons. l. Innings pitched-By
Kuhnert, 20; by Hines, l-3. Hits made-Of
Lyons 5; off Kuhnert. 5; of Hines. /. Struck out
BY Kuhnert, Z; by Lyons, 5. Three-base hit
Murphy. Two-base hits-Davis. Brsund. Sacrifice
hits-Mortimer. Lemeric Stolen bases-Gordon
Braund, Kuhnert. Hit by pitcher-By Lyons 2
tChspin. Perry. Passed ball-Giovaunetti Um-
pires-Messrs, Woodward and Hsndiboe
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COOPER SHOWS CLASS
AND BLANKS CUBS

Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 12.-Wilbur Cooper
was in fine form today and shut out
the Chicagos by a score of to 0. allow
ing them three hits and two passes.
Lavender was hit hard in the third
inning, when Baird's single and triples
by Schultz and Carey scored two runs.
The third run came in the fifth inning
on Cooper's single and errors by Wort
man and Wilson. Sensational catches by
Ham and Kelly cut off several more
Pittsburgh runs. Score by innings:
r H f
Chicago ...............O 0 y q D u W
Pittsburgh ...........O o. o 90 Ks 7
Batteries: Wilson and Archer; Cooper
and Fischer.
Empires: Messrs Quigley and Orth.
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Runs-Anderson. McLaTen. Strait, F1snnery. Dust
Bell, Mulroe. Earned Uus-Treasury. . First
base by errors-Treasury. 6; Auditors. B. Left on
bssss-Treasury. 9; Auditors. 6. Base balls
Of Croson. 3; of Munich. 5 Struck out-By CIoson
Z; by Munich. 5. Threc-basa hit-DOwney. Two
base hit-Dust Sacrifice hits-Dust. Armstrong
Stolen bases-McLarren. Armstrong. Double plays
Anderson To Strait to Dust, Armstrong to Bell
to Downey. Mulroe to Hutchinson. Hit by pitcher
BY Munich McLarren). Passed ball-Platz I'm
piIe-James Hughes. Time Cf gane-l hour and 50
minutes
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stolen bsses-FOster Shanks. Milan. Sacrifice
BaUy - Ansmith. Double plays-McBrids
30 Morgan to Williams; Harper to Morgan: Harper
20 Williams Ruth to Scott to Gamer First base
% hS'ls-Df Harper. e. on Johnson l: off Ruth, 4
Hit nrGde-OT Harper. in innings: off Ruth ;
IN Z innings. Hit BY pitcheT-By Ruth Mcbride
~rrrcy ont Bv Harper .; BY Johnson. !. bv Ruiz
!; ~ Leonard l. UmPires-Messrs. Nallin and Di-
rcCu
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Bout Set for August 80.

New York, Aug. 12.-The Yelling Dun
dee bout at the Garden, which was post
poned owing to the automobile accident
to which Dundee was a party, has been
moved up to August 30. This suits Well
ing, who was getting too fine by train
ing in the hot sun.
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Moran After Zimmerman

Philadelphia, Aug. 12-The Philadelphia
ball club wired an offer to the Chicago
club for Heine Zimmerman, who IL said
10 be on the market. Zimmerman would
clay good ball for me-" said Pat Moran
yesterday, and l would like to get him. &"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-13
Minor League Results.
INTERNATIONAL 1

I'M NIEkNAIlONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, ?; Newark. g.
Buffalo. >: Baltimore. 9. Chrst game,
Buffalo. G: Baltimore. Csecond rancD.
Montreal, &: Providence 3
Toronto. 2: Richmond. CfrSt camel
Toronto. ;; Richmond. (second Eanas
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Burns DATED Tor DauSS in eighth.
Runs-J. Collins. Fesch. Schalk. Twobase hits
Weaver Felsch, Witt. Three-bsse hits-Crawford,
Schalk. ]. Collins Struck 0ut-By Dsuss 5; by
Mitchell. l; by Faber ;. Base on baIls-Of Dauss
, Double play-Bush to Heman Balk-Dsuss.
Umpres-Messrs Owen and Hildebrand
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Leonard Training in Maine.

New York, Aug. 12.-Benny Leonard has
gone to Mount kisco, Maine. TO train
for his coming match with Joe Azevedo
in New York.
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DODGERS beaten TWO
BY BOSTON BRAVES
Umpire Bob EmsIie Is Honored by
League Officials for Twenty-Five
Years Of Service.

Brooklyn n. Y. Aug. 12.-Grim dis
aster cast her shadow over Brooklyn this
afternoon. and tonight, like Mudville of
Casey's day. all is sorrow. Thirty thou
sand irenzicd fanatics saw Wilbert Rob
inson's hired men twice go down to de-
feat before the Braves. They saw five
game lead in the race dwindle to three
games. The score in each game was five
10 four.
Boston won the first game by a scnsa-
tiOnal four-run rally In the ninth. Magee
walked with one man out in this inning.
Konetchy singled. After Snodgrass had
been retired. Smith DOled out a single.
scoring Magce and KonetChy. Connolly
doubled and Fitzpatrick scored Smith and
Connolly with clean single to center.
The second game was a free-hittng af-
fair. in which the winning run was re-
suit of Myers error. The Brooklyn CEN
ter-fiCldCr let a single filter through his
legs. converting it into a home run And
Brooklyn weeps.
During the intermission tribute was paid
to Bob Emslic, who celebrated the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary of his entrance into
the National League as an umpire. The
day had been proclaimed Emslie Day by
9. Holiday Ehbets. Bob did not work
in either game and so there was no
reason the crowd should not feel friendly.
He appeared on the field all logged
out in a shining new seersucker suit
and accompanied by Bill KLEIN. He was
loudly appla uded John X. Tener. presi-
dent of the league. came out and shook
hands. The players. most of whom were
taking their nourishment from bottles
when Emslie broke in, gathered around.
Ebbets and Walter Hapgood. OF the
Braves, added to the gallery. Tener
began speaking. What he said is not
of record, but it is reported to have been
something about baseball being a glo-
rious institution. Then he handed Ems
lie twenty-five so gold pieces. one for
A. each year of his service, the gift Of
the league. The corps of umpires gave
Emslie a diamond stick-pin. Score by
innings
/ r H E
Brooklyn .............O l 003 0 0 0 o. 10 2
Boston ................0 0 0O00F5 s l
Batteries: Nehf and blackburn and
Rice: Pfeffer. Rucker and McCarty.
Tmpires: Messrs. Klein and Byron.
! Boston ................l ! 0 0 0 O-5 II ]
! Brooklyn ..............O 0 0 OO20 00O o. II
! Batteries: Allen, Hughes. Rudolph and
| Blackburn; Smith, Coombs. Meyers and
Miller.
Empires: Messrs. Byron and Klein.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
Yesterdays RESULTS.
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'nE ont When winning nm was scored.
Thomas Esffed Cor Leonard in the ninth
shorten hatt0d Cor Carrigan in the ninth.
Washington Observation-Disclosures. 900 900
IL stun Observation-Disclosures. % 900 0
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Empires: Messrs Quigley and Orth.
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st. Louis at Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-07
WAvERLY

WaseIy, aus. 49,.
sania Sustis, on A ~, gtnt
INC sues. o. her sis, M1ss $3.50 ss 4.
n us., Al INC "es'o'ooA Hs'
S,u = ...., y. 80, z
Jonh WeG. 1r- !" V's'tinB IT, 49, q
IN NeWporI N
MIS- ~ 0os OF N1 @Ss3
va', tne euess VI III .t5s
l. y. snlpp: IN E0ppanaunk 49,
Hcv:-a ha raHs -, r. SaHhs 1920
OF rr. me-. ~. " Va. Va. AI r,.lIs 49,
some ume WIN MITE DuhmA
parents ": ana Mrs john ". ts!
on EaSt Main street.
MRS harvey Fleetwood ana
dren lett this week Tor virginia 1e 49,!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-07
JOHN HIRSOHBIRQ.
Chairman Administrative
Board.
By w. w. DUNFoRD,
Clerk to Administrative Board.
ONCE Of
Administrative Board,
Room 800, City Hall.


Richmond, Va, Aug. II, 1915
To r. A. BinswanEsr. a. B. Garrison
w. J. Gilman. W. H. Davis and c.
II. archer. I. p. and Bessie vass,
w. r. Kirk and q. p. Richardson.
r. r. Carpenter. r. C. Yer yesr
John r. Leary. Real Estate Security
Company. VIM. Codxier. J. r.
Bailey. Clara r.. johnson. Mary G.
Station. John #. Baur. r. and J,
Perry. VIM. #. Kelley. Jos. A. Firth,
You will take notice that the Ad-
mintstrattve Board haye had referred
to them for consideration the grading
and paving Of the alleys In the block
between Main and Cary Streets Bouley
ward and Mulberry Street. 1t the cosa
OF the owners Of property abuttlna
said alleys.
The aaid board will, a. its meeting
to be held In IT. board room. In the
City Hall Of said city. on the 18th DAY
Of August. 1915. 1t the hour OF II A.
n. take into consideration and de-
termins the -roprietry ok making the
proposed improvements and X 90,
what proportion ahould b aaseseed
against the abutting laMdcwnerA And
ron are hersbx nottfed - appear It
the place ana time Aforesaid, II you
wish 70 Be heard. either In favor Of OF
In opposition to. thu propooed linz
provemeut. And Il fpr any cause the
aid hearing IL not commenced. or X
commenced, not completed the AamA
shall then and there ekaAA adjourned
WitAoof b nation or 0r<o& - 4hak Af-
Rect u the next rA9nlok nlee41n9 0f
I'D hoaxd q 10 seSse aQ1 ~!
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PlojFeI
From llIIlI


- NSWDoev Meyv-e s74$ssS}3
washington. Aus. s.-rlaas
fns military road ccnssruets1 tSk
washington and Nswpert MsW
are to hs considered " N $500
directors Of the Chamber Of CsA6 ~
at An early date. A lettsr sss1
ing the building Of such = soAi -
just been received BY TIE N1SkaS7
ton organisation from the CAn1i1
OF Commerce Of Newport News
Secretary Tom Grant yesterday ~
a letter to the National CnalnAeS
Commerce advocating the rsausn<
Rochester. Cleveland ana othSr cat611
that q referendum be issued On = m
to set clocks one hour ahead IN 1X1
the entire country during JunA ~
and August. This proposition -
dorsed at recent meeting Of the 4
rectors.
personal letter to each member ~
corning the plans and hopes ~ IN
Chamber Of Commerce for the eon6ll
replies. Mr.. Moran 10 making ri
that interest in the work Of the r.
ganisation shall be maintained throw
the rest of the year.
Chairman Louis Gutenberg. Of q
membership committee. has bean ~
thu past week, and has presented q
following applications: George B. IN
needy. H. H. Mundy, B. III. StiAenlG3
I4awton g. HERMAN. Walter I. Hel
kins and Hugh s. Hill. He roper
bright prospects for the future.
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: LEGAL NomoE
Office Of
Administrative Board,
Richmond, Va.
August IT. 1915.

August IL, 1915.
To r.. A. Binswanger, A. B. Clarkson,
w. J. Gilman, w. n. Davis and c.
H. Archer. c. B. and Bessie vass.
W. y. Kirk and z. p. Richardson,
F. B. Carpenter, q. G. Yer veer,
John p. Leary. Real Estate Security
Company. VIM. Codxier, ]. r. Bailey,
Clara e. johnson, Mary c. Station,
John r. Baur. r. and J. Perry. VIM.
r. Kelley, Jos. A. Firth.
You are hereby notified that the
Administrative Board Of the city of
Richmond. Virginia, have made the
following ascertainment a. to damages
to abutting property owners whose
property abuts on tho alleys in the
block between Main and Cary Streets,
Boulevard and Mulberry Street, by
reason of the proposed grading Of said
alleys by the city:
Location:
Alleys between Main and Cary
Streets. Boulevard and Mulberry
Streets.
Owners:
r. A. Binswanger. 70 feet.
A. B. Garrison, so feet
W. J. Gilman. $50 feet.
7 w. n. Davis and c. H. Archer. 40
feet.
c. B. and Beside vass, 80 feet.
W. F. Kirk and z. P. Richardson,
110 feet and 80 feet.
F. B. Carpenter, As feet inches
ID. G. Yer veer. 80 feet.
John p. Leary, l2s feet 8 inches
and Is feet.
Real Estate Security Co. 1s feet.
VIM. Codxier. 1S feet.
J. R. Bailey. 1s feet
Clara d. johnson, le feet and 12o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-07
TRUSTEES SALE
MT. ELLIOTT SPRINGS PROPERTY
AUGUSTA COUNTY, va.

In execution of a deed of trust.
dated June 10 1914. and recorded in
the clerks office Of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta County. in Deed Book No.
lit. page 1Ss, default having been
made in the payment OF thu indebt-
edness thereby secured. the under
signed trustee in said deed of trust
(having been requested so to do by
the holder Of the notes thereby Sc
cured) will sell at public auction. in
front of the courthouse of Augusta
County. In the city Of Staunton, Va.
on
SATURDAY. AUGUST n. 1915.
at II O'Clock Noon.
the following property:
That certain tract or parcel of land
situate In the County of Augusta.
State of Virginia. about fifteen miles
west OF stanton. containing fifty-four
acres, more or less. lying west OF the
Chesapeake and ohio. Railway, and
on both sides of the county road
leading from Buffalo Gap to Craigs-
Springs, but now known ~ Mt. FL
lott Springs. together with the ho-
tel buildings and improvements OF ev-
cry description on the said land, and
all rights, ways, privileges. uses. ease
ments and appurtenances thereto be-
longing, or In any way appertaining.
and the mineral springs and waters
appurtenant thereto: also all house,
hold and kitchen furniture. furnish
ings, fixtures and equipment. and
other personal property embraced In
said deed of trust and now contained
In said hotel building or upon the
said premises.
TERMS: All cs sh.
OLD DOMINION TRUST Co.
Trustee.
r. E. Tyler. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY SULLIVAN 4 CO.
Real Estate Agents ana AuctiOneers.
No. 4 Nsrth Tenth Street.
RichmOna. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION BALE
OF
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT. LocAr-
ED IN wRIGHT's PARK, RICH
MCND. VA.
In execution OF a deed Of trust TO
tho undersigned trustee. dated Decem-
her s 1915, and recorded in the clerk
Office of Henrico County Court in
d. B. 2o7-B, page II. will, at the
request of the noteholder. default hav-
ing been made In a portion of the
debt therein secured. sell at public
auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 0. 1915,
Mt $50 O'Clock. r. M,
the real estate described In said deed
as follows:
All that certain lot Of land. lying In
Henrico County. Virginia, and de-
scribed as follows:
Lot No. s In block No. Q, a. shown
on the plat OF wright's Park, made
by r. Crawford Redd and Bro. dated
May 9, 1917. and recorded In the clerks
Office of Circuit Court, Henrico Coun-
ty. in plat book 10. page IS: said lot
beginning at point on the east line
of Elmwood Avenue, two hundred 5000
northern line Of Walton Avenue with
the east hne Of Elmwood Avenue.
thence running northwardly along and
fronting on the east line Of E1mwood
fifty 6n4-feet, thence extending back
eastwardiy one hundred and eighty
t1s0) feet to an alley fifteen (15) feet
wide"
TERMS: Cash as to cost Of execut-
ing this trust, including trustees
commission of per centum. any taxes.
etc. that may be due. one interest note
for SIS, with interest thereon to date,
and the residue In one year. secured
by deed of trust on the property. or all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
O. C. TAYLOR,
Trustee.
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BoYDToN

| Boydton, Va, Aug 6.--Mise h.
Halsell. who has been the recenI 8u@4
| OF Mr. and Mrs. G. !. Faulkner. IL
| returned to Clarksville. Va.
| Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Jackson ana On
dren of Wake Forest. N c.. who ha4
been visiting Mrs. w. Il. Homes h4G
have returned to their homo.
DR.. and Mrs. II. E. Johnson Aax
gone to Northern Neck Of virginfA a.
> visit Of some weeks. Whsle IT,
DIR. johnson will be engaged ~ N44
vivAi work at Heathsville. Va.
Rev. III. N. Tucker has recently epNNz
some time at Virginia Beach with ~
parents.
Mr.. w. b. McIllwatne. who has -
visiting friends in South Boston.
now the guest of Mrs. George r 1a4S
kervilIe.
Mr.. J. Q. Davis. Jr.. Of Columbia
c.. is visiting relatives In town IT,
week. y
Mrs. d. r. witherspoon. o. Co..
lotte, n c.. and Mrs. John Dubose ey
Louisiana, are visiting relatives H.
Boydton this week.
The Methodist Church here II h9xS
ing new furnace Installed whle4
will be ready for operation ~ $3.50
TENDER.
Mr.. G. wallace Coleman retutM4
home on Tuesday from business t131
to Roanoke. Va.
Hatchesea sn COMMITTEES
Among ten gentlemen seaeeteA IL
Honorable Rorer A. James. DsmOofa45
ic state chairman. to serve On -
state Executive Committee for H.
next four years 70 Hon. n. II A4e9
cheson, Of Mecklenburg Couaty.
James made no mistake In hia eeae4
tion of Mr.. Hutchsson 10 serve Ns
him on this important committeN 81
aside from that fact hts choide T.
most happy one IN that it - 800
gratifying TO the Democrats ~ 1AA4
Fourth Congressional District
Mr.. Hutcheson has been = mstM0eS
OF the district committee for epq
years which ipso fact0 made Nh
member Of the State Central Cone
tee and to this committee he waG uM44
imously reelected without oppcsle
at the recent state convention shaI1
Roanoke this Tune. $50
The county school board met ~
on Monday and full attendAnce
present. Much business OF fou&l[l
nature was transacted. The Appoa1
ment Of teachers for the contug 49,
sion are now being made = tapt1
an possible. ~
Peter r. Homes spent TuesdaY
Dauville on business. sssSSzz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-07
JOHN HIRSCHBERG,
Chairman Administrative.
Board.
By w. w. DUNFORD,
Clerk to Administrative Board
Office Of
Administrative Board,
Room 305, City Hall. !,
Richmond, Va, Aug. II, 1915

hlC0uOuu, va, aug. Ii, 1910
To Hanna A. Lyons.
You will take notice that the Ad-
ministrative Board have had referred
to them for consideration the grading
and having with granolithic the side
walk on the north side OF West Ave-
nue., commencing at Lombardy Street
and running eastwardly to alley, at
the cost OF the owners Of property
abutting said sidewalk.
The said board will at its meeting
to be held in its board room, in the
City Hall of said city. on the 18th day
OF August, 1915, at the hour OF IL A.
M, take into consideration and de-
termine the proprietry Of making the
proposed improvements, and IL so,
what proportion should be assessed
against the ab1tting landowners. And
you are hereby notified to appear at
the place and time aforesaid. II you
wish to be heard, either in favor of or
In opposition to. the proposed Inn
provement. And II for any cause the
said hearing is not commenced. or II
commenced, not completed, the same
shall then and there stand adjourned
without a motion or order to that eff
feet to the next regular meeting OF
said board at the same pace, unless
said board shall then and there ex-
pressly adjourn said hearing to some
other time and place. and at such
regular meeting or ut such time az
such hearing may be adjourned to, as
the case may be. you are notified to
attend. when and where you may be
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