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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10
Six Gents a Line of Six Words.
WANTED-MisceIlaneous

wANTED-Cider apples will pay soc per bushel for natural fruit, delivered at R. K. Lewis Mill in Preston. in bags. Tel 1SS6-23 oct3ThSMWF
 W'ANTED-Board and room, by mid vate family preferred; breakfast any time; state price and how many in fai: fly Address Boarder. Bulletin 9f- nee oct'o
 wANTED-Position by experienced bookkeeper and stenographer; good references. Address Box 9y. Bulletin Office. oct9d
 WANTED s. copper pennies. in first class condition, dated prior to 1S15: state price. Lowell this office. oct9d
 wANTED-work of any kind for two-ton truck; reliable service ana price reasonable C. E. Phillips. Phone
 WANTED-Smau house or apartment with improvements near center of city; small family. Phone I52-5. oct9d
 WANTED Dressed hogs. any weight. ket, 16 Thames St. Phone 79s-12.
 WANTED - Cheap farm, 50 to 100 acres, with or without stock. reason able price. Box 135. Danielson. Conn inches high and 30 feet long. Write $. Porcaro. 22 Union St.. Willima6tic.
 oct7d
 WANTED-Piano player for satur- day. F. W. Woolworth Co. oct4d
 wANTED-Farmers we have a spe- cial cali for cheap farms; guarantee to sell your farm in 30 days after it is placed with us; must be good bargains; we have cash customers ready for busi- ness; no charge if not sold. kirman,s Farm Agency, South Scituate, R. l. Phone 5-18 scituate- oct1d
 WANTED - Old false teeth Liberty bonds, diamonds, money loaned on lib- eral terms. The Collateral Loan Co.,, 154 Water St. (near Shetucket St).>
 sep25d
 WANTED - Secondhand runabout body White Sewing Machine CO, .337 Main St. sep24d
 WORLDS best home brewed ale; get the ale formula of the leading ale brewery in America and brew in your own home the finest beverage you ever tasted; make five gallons at slight Address P. o. BCx 940, South Manches- ter, Conn., sep23d
 DON'T seam posble, Manila cigar. mild. SC each, for 25c; City Life, yet SC each; Nebo cfgret. 20 for 15c; The Belle of Turkey. Turkish cigaret. 20 in a box, 1Sc, at Fagan's Smoke Shop, op- posite Woolworths. sep9d
 ANTED-To tuy veal calves. 1Sc Ib. up beef and dairy cattle. Call E. GIaubinSer, Colchester. Ct Tel. 6.
 auS2d5
 WANTED 2 To buy second hand kitchen ranges and stoves. Call A. Bruckner, 55 Franklin St. or Tel. 117-3.
 WANTED - Antique furniture. mir TOTS, colored glass. silver historical china. old books. and old letters A BruckEer. 55 Franklin st- Tel. 7l7-3,
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FOR SALE-Chickens, pig and COW. Apply 31s Asylum St. oct10d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

FOR sALE-At bargain, Maxwell touring car. 1917,e all equipped. R. J. Lambert, Baltic. Conn. oct9d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

FOR SALE-50 shoats, 50 pigs, some brood sows and a registered Berkshire boar. C. K. Bailey. Phone 1344-2
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10
FOR sALELl2O acreg. a6 tiIlage. re

FOR SALE"120 acres. 36 tilIage. rest pasture and wood, best soil. never failing water. 1 F miles to village. A mile to school and trolley; 10-room house, barn. carriage barn, barn. all in good condition; cows. l heifer due November yearliug heifers. heifer calves. pair good horses pigs I50 IDS. each. about 20 hens and 30 chickens, team wagon, express wagon. buggy. all machinery and small tools, all crops; s3.3OO, s1 300 cash, or will sell farm separate. s2.3Oo. $500 cash. John Casey North onfngton. SCossaduck Hill trolley station. OctSd
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FERRETS, for sale. Thomas Shea, 363 Central Ave. oct4d
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wANTED-Cider apples will pay soc per bushel for grafted fruit and 4oc at R. K. Lewis Mill in Preston in bags. Tel. 1SS6-23. oct3ThSM WE
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

FOR SAL E-Threez quarter ton Re pubic truck, in nrst class running con ditior. five good tires. for sale or ex- change for Ford touring car. John HIllhouse, Windham Road, the Watkin Eminent Man. oct10d
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FOR sALE-1s17 udebaker. good condition. bargain S6jo. c. A. Hagberg. BIO MaIn St. Tel. 652-12.
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FOR SALE-Dodge roadster, can't be told from new one two extra tires on rims; will sell reasonable. Can be seen at 69 Summit St. Phone S61-5. Octld
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

FOR SAIE-Ford truck with com mercial body. Can be seen at Ceccarilli X Lambert Garage, 319 Franklin St.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

TO RENT-Two rooms in the Alice Bldg, with steam heat and electric lights Inquire of Murphy & McGarry, 2Vi Main St. oct1Od
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10
SIX Cent. a Line of Six words.
TO RENT

TO LET-Tenement, four rooms and bath. electric lights, set tubs, gas, hot water. Mrs. Murray, 17 Spruce St.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

FOR SALE-1916 Dodge touring car in good running order. Tel 2382. oct6d~
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FOR SALE-Sweet cider; also d few first class cider barrels E. F. Johnson. Canterbury. Phone S3-14- Moosup-
 octSd
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 FOR SALE-50 shoats, 50 pigs, some brood sows and registered Berkshire boar C. K. Bailey. Phone 1344-2
 oct10d
 FOR SALE-Live or dressed native chickens. preferably to private family. Phone 615-3 oct2d
 FOR SALE-Bedstead rockers. stand and oh-ionier. 75S Boswell Ave. Mrs. F D Crles. oct9d
 FOR SALE+Pedigreed collie puppy of registered stock. f months old. Mrs. F. H. Smith,. R. D. ', Norwich Phone FOR SALE-Pool tables, complete. in first class condition. Box 5S3, Plain field. oct9d
 FOR sALE-Car Joseph Chase red cedar shingles car clear shingles, car white pine board, car spruce joint, now here ready for sale. A. R. Race, North Franklin, Conn. oct9d
 FOR SALE-4o-acre farm, situated about mile and a half from Danielson, Horse Hill, DanieIson. Conn, R. D. Box 60. oct9d
 FOR SALE-O. I. C. pigs about eight weeks old, cheap if taken at once. Jesse Richmond. Ashwillett. oct9d
 FOR SALE-Five cows, two new milch, three new milch soon; two young horses, one extra nice driver. one good all around horse. William B. Lathrop, 25o Maple St. Norwich. oct9d
 FOR SALE-A female rabbit dog. Byron Phillips, Plainfe1d. octSds FOR SALE-Sweet cider; also few first class cider barrels. E. F. Johnson. Canterbury. Phone ss-14 Moosup.
 octSd
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FOR SALE-Live or dressed native chickens, preferably to private family. Phone 615-3 sOct2d
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WANTED-Board and room, by mid dle aged gentleman (American). pri- vate family preferred; breakfast any time; state price and how many in fat: fly. Address Boarder, Bulletin Of
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

KOEHLEk ton and a quarter trucF excellent running order, $7C0, or eas terms. The Frisbie Mccormick Co., Shetucket St. augl2d
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FOR SALE-400, 900 feet of standing timber in VoluntOWn. E. Anderson, R. F. D. No. D. Norwich, Conn. oct4d
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MILLINERY at sane prices. The Pasnik Go. selling Madam Schwartz's stock in the store formerly occupied by the Circulating Library.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-29

1.-THE tourist crop, 1t is estimated
by authoritative sources, will yield
ont hundred million dollars to Flor
ida this season." says tho Lakeland
Telegram. This is more than four
times the value of the citrus crop.
Yet there ere people WAC are short
sighted and unthinking enough to be-
little the idea of cultivating the tour
ists-inducing them to come here and
then making things pleasant for thom
so that they will prolong their stay"
The Telegram'a comment is called
forth by a lack Of interest shown In
some parts of the state regarding this
very important feature of Florida's
existence and growth. The newspa-
per, while commenting solely upon
the money brought here ard left, for
entertainment and amusement, does
not add, as it could, that thousands OF
those who come for a day, week or
a month, ere so we'll pleased that they
plan to return, and after q season or
two perhaps, buy homo and become
regular winter Floridians, If not year
around residents and Florids. boost
ers. Half the people in the state
loriginally came here as visitors, and
later decided to either stay or come
back. Florida can we'll afford t.
take god care of her tourists and DE-
any and everything that is possible
and proper to make them enjoy thei
visits.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-29
Much Activity In The
Transfer of Real Estate

r M Dampier and wife to H H Ssger;
] Dampier and wife to H H Seger;
w F Dampier and wife to H HSeger;
D Mcpherson to Gertie Whidien
r 8 Clifford and wife to VIM How
ell; Mary e Bother and husband to
w F Nichols; w d Edwards to M g
Waring; r Young and wife to
John D Leamons and wife; J M Dav'
is and wife to Lester Windsor: Anton
Schneider and wife to Lybrand and
C ] Miller; Winter Haven First Bap'
inst church to Edith Pearl Bryson;
e r Goddard and wife to John Z
Parker; Thomas Bryant and wife tt
T Bryant; J T Miller and wife to J
H Yale and wife; 8 s Grantham ant
wife to Mrs w e Mcdonald Bar
tow Record.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-29
w. O. w. CONVENTION
IN OcALA THIS WEEK

Ocala, March 29.-The Head Camp
Convention, W. o. w., will be held
in Ocala March 81, April and 2. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged as follows:
Opening Exercises
Monday, March 81. at Temple the
alter.
Invocation-Rev. Smith Hardin.
Address of Welcome-Hon. James
e. Chace, Mayor Of city Of Ocala.
Response-Hon. c. A. Hardee.
Address Of welcome from TT. King
camp, Hon. W. W. Stripping, coun'
sci commander.
Response-Hon. ]. 8. Bitch.
Address OF welcome from Marion
District association, c. B. Howell.
G. C.
RESPONSE. Mack Towne, P. H. C.
Address of welcome from Poinset.
tia Grove, Mrs. W. T. Whitley, past
guardian.
Response--Mrs. Katie N. Miller
grand guardian.
Address-Mrs. Mary e. La Rocca
supreme advisor W. G.
Address-Hon. W. A. Fraser, SOW
ereign commander.
Master Of Ceremonies-Mr. JAKE
Brown.
Monday, March 81
10 a. m.-Opening exercise Temple
theater.
2p. m.-Business session.
/ p. Business session.
s to 10 p. m.-Informal reception
by Woodman Circle at Woman's club
/ Tuesday, April
9 a. m.-Entertainment by For
King camp: sightseeing trip to sil
yer Springs.
Up. m.-Business session.
$3.50 p. m.-Degree work at III
theater.
Wednesday, April 2
10 a. m.-Buslness session.
2p. m.--Business session.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-29

Spmter County: The Oxford section
has shipped twenty-three cars of hogs
on foot and three cars of butchered
pork, and every family has plenty Of
meat and lard at home. This section
needs a peanut mill, as the hogs can
not eat nearly all the peanue grown
Several cars Of hogs have been ship
ped from other points of the county.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-29
DR.. 8. r. SMITH MOVES OFFICES
TO pEEN-5RYANT BUILDING

DR.. Samuel F. Smith, eye. nose and
throat specialist, wishes to announce
to his friends that he has moved bis
Offices from the Bryant building TO
the Deen.Bryant building, ground
fioor. to the rooms formerly occupied
nv G. O. wheeler. where he viii be
glad to meet his patients In the tu,
ture. NIs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-03-29

which scientific arrangement convenience and
combined In other words the best kitchen
cabinet verdict OF nearly million ana nan
women, many n lie yours
Notwithstanding many exceene the prices are moderate
production they sold payments low
will miss them.
health easier The Hooser
both possible Come and select the model like best $oo down.
week..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
UNION FlREMEN ARRANGE
MEETING FOR WEDNESDAY
Flame Fighters HIVE Organized Tween
ty-TwO Out of Twenty-Threc
Companies Here.

President 4. l.. Lumsden. of local
union NO. 2l2 OF the International AS
sociation OF Fire Fighters. at present
consisting Of twenty-five out of TWEEN
ty-three fire companies of tho City
Fire Department.. has called a meet
ing of the organization TOR tomorrow
night at 200 West Marshall street, at
o'clock.
Aside from initiating new members
and the taking up of unfinished bust
ness left over from the last session. It
Is expected no matters relating to in
creased wages or a change Of working
conditions will he brought up Ac-
csrdinS to officers of the newly formed
association II strong organization with
NIL OF the companies aniliating IS hoped
TO be perfected at this meeting.
oihcers OF the union yesterday
pointed out that the first principles
enunciated in the bylaws OF the as
ISOLATION correspond with the express
sions that Director OF Public Safety
Myers uttered 10 the firemcn when he
LOOK LOOK up his duties IN tina, capacity.
Ilfey hope to get hearing with the
director some timo this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
WAR CLOUD CLIPS TIME
FROM BELMONT RECORD
Wins Grcnt Race From, Nnior and
tUdEet. "ho va" Heavy Eavnrite
In fsrttlnS.

BELMONT Park, Sept. War
cloud, owned by a * Macombcr. Gin.
pea four-hfthS OF second from the
track record here today at the fan
openins OF the Metropolitan circuit in
winning the Belmont Park autumn
handicap. covering the nine furiones in
10 .. Stromboli established the
record OF :oi four years ago in the
SaiEe race.
The race was won in driving nm
SiI and reused the -, 900 spectators to
pitch Of excitement almost frehzicG
a length ahead OF S. G. Hillredth's
Nalor. and two lengths ahead OF j. X.
Il. Ross Cudgel. the to 10 favoritc
Most OF INC crowds money was on
Cudgei. nnd spectators were on tiptor
IN, expectation of one Of the favoritc's
Whirlwind stretch finishes. Several
thousand Wise ones, however, had
backed War Cloud because recently nj
Il speed trial he had come within a
second OF he track record for the dis
lance. covering the nine furlongs i'm
the remarkable speed trial time of
l:52.
1t was as. much owing to the gen
cralahir of Hummer. War Clouds rider.
AS TO the racers speed that the race
was won by him. Hummer knew Cud-
gers reputation as a smashing finishcr
mat had run the heart out OF many
horses.
So. instead of attempting to takS't the
mount in, behind valor. outstanding
War CLOUDS strength for the end
When at precisely the right moment
Hummer gave War Cloud his head. for
which he had been lighting for some
time. they flashed past Valor in Il
which WAS held to the wire. Corn Tas-
sci WAS fourth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
LOCAL TEAM SETS RECORD.
WEST END GUN CLUB FIVE
HITS 242 OUT OF ESQ TARGETS
rennnt-Commnndcr Lnird. OF Sor-
'"'h' Elected President OF Trnp-
shOOtcrs' Associations

Fr"turinS the first day Of the Nir-
sin'a Ira pahooters' Association tourn.
mcn', the hvc-man team OF the West
End Gun club, OF Richmond. composed
OF Or. X. n. Brockwell. NJ -. Hart.
j. H. Crenshaw. Louis Rucgcr and W
hammond, Jr.. broke .thc associa-
TINS team record BY pi,inE up a scor.
of az on, or $50. This record Formerly
was held by the stanton club. with
Il score of 30
NJ the ANNUAL meeting o. The as
ISOLATION, held last night at Rucgor's
totcl. /, "as to,cd 10 hold the ncx.
annnai in"ntlne nj Norfolk under tur
ausp'cto IF the Norfolk Gun cab
i:ieutcnar Comm n.ier r r Holt IF
NoripiE. ,""rc ,icct"t president ara
Tic"-prcsId"nt. respectively Of th- az
Sociatton. and NJ -. Hart. Of Richmond.
MAS named secretary and TREASURER
INC terms are for four years
An executive committee ai.o vas
named com pose1 Of John +. Sheppard.
', m'atsCn; Roanoke, t"o years aud e.
b. Sticklcy, Of vauclause one year
MI. Hart US delegated to attend the
annual meeting OF the National Trap
shooters Association. to be held I'm New
YORK in December
IS shq 2t,i, among amateurs shows thai
zoe Pncani; " Norfolk, Is in the lead.
one bird ahead If DR. H. O. Richard.
OF Roanoke, with score Of l.3 \rnOn"
richmond amateurs. Or BrockwclI
li3. ana NJ y. Har, and w 4 Il.m-
hr1nd. Jr.. "rc in the lead.
=" professionals are lead by g. A.
G,@9drich, Of Chicago, with score 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
CARPENTER DISCHARGED
French Fighter Unable to MIKE Any
Matches Before November BE-
cause OF Army Service.

LONDON. Sept 1.-Beckett. the
heavyweight champion Of England. will
fight McGoorty in London Tuesday.
This is the date on which Beckett WAS
originally 10 have met Carpenter, but
the French champion asked for Il post
ponement.
1t seems that the postponement was
unavoidable, because Carpenter could
not get out Of the French army until
the end OF August, and. accordingly.
could not do the necessary training for
against Beckett
Francois Descamps. Carpenticr's
manager. has agreed TO match with
Beckett any Time after November T..
subject 10 two months notice being
given by MIR. Cochran. and has de-
posted $4,000 as forfeit Descamps is
prepared I. wager anything from
$500 TO $1,000 that Carpenter will
beat Beckett, and the French cha m
pion has given an understanding that
he Will not fight in England before
meeting the Enelishman.
II is stated that Carpenter is under
no delusion with regard to Beckett; he
believes that the Englishman will
prove 10 be the best fighter lie has yet
encountered The stories about the
breakdown OF Carpenters health arc
declared untrue by tile English news
papers. The F'renchman is quot ell AS
saying thar he was never better or
stronger. but after his long absence
from the ring. he needs at least rea-
SonabIe period for training
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
FORM NO PLANS YET
VIII WHIT Until Major League PEN
nnnts Arc Won Before Talking
worlds Series.

NEW YORK. Sept i--Tentative
plans Tor the worlds series will not
he made for possibly ten days or two
weeks; when the pennant race will
chairman of the National Baseball
commission. announced tonight
The meeting of the commission
scheduled to be held here tomorrow
WIS generally understood to be in
connection with the worlds series. but
Chairman hermann said the question
OF drafting players from the minor
leagues WAS the only business 10 he
We will not take any action in re-
gard to the series until tho prospective
winners have won the championship"
Hermann said. ut would he entirely
out Of order to make any plans at
present"
The action of the minor lcaguers in
abroRating the draft rule agreement
Is causing the major. leagucrs some
concern, Chairman Hermann said.
TN, The m min oIs, broke OF relations with
several months ago, deciding that il
the major league club owners wanted
the star players developed in the minor
leagues they would have to pnrchase
their release outright Instead OF draft.
Ing them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
OlSHE, Jul JITSU EXPERT.
WINNER OVER ZEKE SMITH
h"hnnGna 10! Fakes First ran, ,sut
l" 'anIuishch In trmniular


80! stunned as 10 the effect Of juju,su
smith los; last night at the Broadway
wrestling Arena IN Il match with Maj
suna bisnc the Japanese mat artist
Though lac secured the nrst fall in
hve/ininutes by the deadlock route. the
NlchNond boy went down before the
Willy Jap for tho next two. tho Oriental
man wimilnS The second ia eighteen
minutes by "a double arm lock and the
third IN thriy-onc minutes by body
loCk.
Thc match was fas, throughout. and
the large crowd OF fans repea tedly
cvinccd their approximation or the clean
brand of sport. Iekc made an uniis-
uiiiy good showing. despite the fact
ihat the Jap had weakened his chances
ny the juju'su fall Eddie Bass
referred.
After Ia" match. oishc gave the
crowd several exhibitions OF his Skill
In using the athletic stunts peculiar
20 his race
Martin Ludickc. a grapplor Of well
shown ability. issued to the Jap chal-
, en-. for Il jujutsu match on next
Friday night. This was accepted
There ."lil also be a. this time "A
mattel b tween Xckc Smith and Jimmie
toudas. q cousin of k!loni>
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
GRID. OUTLOOK POOR
Few Large Mcn Among Candidate. Who
Report for t'irst Workout OF
Army Football Players.

WEST POINT, ~. y. Sept Tho
army football season opened hero
Saturday. Not for years has IL been
such a gloomy opening or the outlook
for winning team been so poor. All
cadets familiar with tho army's scheme
OF play have been graduated. owing to
the several premature graduationS dur
ing The war. and there are but few
cadets at the military cadelny who
have had any previous military exper-
fence in football.
answering the call or pigskin chasing.
There were hut few large powerful
men for the line, and the backhed ma
teriai is green and untried. The Ca
diets. however, went TO work with a
dash and vim that promises we'll. in
spite OF the news from Annapolis fore
casting wonderful team for the navy.
Tie team this year viii be coached
by several old army players. among
whom drc Colonel Charles Daily. '65,
who yin act as head coach: Hayes
'o3: Prichard. 10: Bathurst, II. and
beacham. n. Captain Hayes Is the
new secretary and treasury OF the
Army Athletic Council.
The army's schedule this season is
nsidered Il hard ono and includes
such rcdoubtable opponents as syria
cusc. Tufts, Notre Dame and Spring
field. The season opens on Saturday.
september q with Middlehury College
and closes on November 20 with the
navy game. which will he played in
New York. All the other games will
he played on tho home gridiron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-02
BEAVER DAM WINS ONE
CONSUMERS BREAK EVEN
WITH MERCHANTS NINE
Richmond C0nmission Men Lose First.
II To md Take second
by to = score.

More than 1000 persons attended the
picnic at Beaver Dam yesterday and
witnessed the Richmond Commission
Merchants baseball team divided a
double header with the Beaver Dam
Consumers. F,rst-class baseball xas
played according TO witnesses. the
first game going to Beaver Dam by
score of II TO {, but the commission
men coming back strong aud taking
tho second by "A score OF to ).
IN the first game the Beaver Dam
team made eleven hits and two errors.
while the Richmond aggregation made
only SIX hits and five errors.
In the second game the Richmond
men played ar tight bail until the
ninth inning. when Tyson, of the
beaver Dam team. knock cd II homo run
with two men on bases.
Features OF tho game were the bat
ting of Driver. Tyson and johnson
tor Beaver Dam and of Collins, Davis
and Powell for Richmond.
Next Tuesday. September s, tho Rich
mond Commission Merchants will play
the Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany's team 1t the power conpany's
Y A. G. y. diamond.
FIRST GAME.
Score by Innings: II
Co'm's'n M'h'ts 20 0 o o 0 3 0 O.
Beaver Dam ....4 = % XII