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III he shows anything more
than Siglin showed yesterday.
In his first three trips TO the
plate, he hammered out dou-
bles, knocking in three Of
Portland's four runs.
In tho field he was a regular rob
Der. handling a flock OF chano~-.
His work In capturing Rnhrors hit
OVER second on a bad bounce. IN the
third frame. was a bit OF nifty base
ball He nipp~d tho Seattle catcher
at the FIRST station by q swell snap
throw while he was out Of position.
after making the catch iIc shared
Hartford's Texas Lacquer in tho scv
enth In center field. hooking the BAH
over his head while on the dead run.
Sutherland threw mean line Of
baseball. Hsrtfords Single in the 500
ond and woltrru' hlnxic in the sew
enth being the only hits registered
or OF the Portland beavers delivery.
lie was a bit Wild. but frightened up
with men on hasea. Wolicr being the
only Seattle runner 60 reach third
during the proccedingS lie was left
stranded In the seventh.
Tho rest OF tho ball club looks
about the same as II did last y.ar
The outfielders had a bunch Of EASY
flies 10 handle. while the infieldcr~.
outside OF s'igiin. had very little work
TO do.
Neither team showed much pepper
yesterday. the melee being a ustle-<
affair. The crowd wasn't very big
and the boys will have to show more
map in their play u they want the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
COFDs SEE RAsHLsRs

BOULDER. col--Falr coeds OF
the University OF Colorado are now
permitted 20 attend wrestling bou,s.
following the recommendation OF the
dean OF the women's department
that the matches involved no objec-
tlonabln features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
FINE a. w. o. 1. BOXERs

ATLANTIC CfTY.-iting fans IN
Atlantic City are protected against
the eleventh. hour Disappointment
OF boxers by tho state boxing com.
mission. Boxers must deposit rs per
cent Of ali purses Of $3.50 or more.
the deposit 10 be forfeited II terms
OF the match are broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Tacoma hight fans are going To
stand fer Isiii Heed. ebeese bosvy,
again tomorrow night when he boxes
Young Hector, the Iiseme~ton Roy,
In the semi wtndsp 10 the Is1ixey
Morrow Norran Jene~ fss~. Ite~d
looked pretty good the night he
kneck I'd sut neso kruvs~ky. but he
donEed u ~ the merit show whsr he
took tho o~ant from spad Mnrphy,
tho sas tranetsoo middle weight.
Young Hs~tDv should quit for good N
he can't beat GLASS Jaw He'd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

hnmmaryi Sfrrck out-~fF bafdn@r y.
~ spth-risns Ttasss on hAtis--oN
gardnsr :. Oft Hsi1bars 4 OF Sutherland
4 Tvc-sss~ hits-eiEiin J. Wisfsrril.
keshis-. Sacrifices hlts--Hiae. aprsrEsr.
Wlsf~rTiL sseien tas~~-eixiin. Echaiisr.
Hit ~ pitched bsli--srhailsr, inniuxs
ptschss--By Gardner a. ruas & hits :. At
BAT a. Runs r--ponsibis for---tsardnsr
Cta-x. t~s.sf u 0srensr. Tians ~ Kaus
- -se. gmpires-ifeimss and Tgmsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
PREP SCHOOL
BALL LEAGUE
LEADERS TIE

There were no upn~tr IN ire hiRh
school baseball rnee yesterday. Lin
coin won handily from Franklin nj
Woodland park by a 8 to ? count.
Pickering pitched good ball for the
winners.
1'h~ score " IT. y
Lincoln ....s....-..-.-.-.
Frankitn ..............s..s.
nsusress Pickering asd KgnE. Sasa-
mine. Far~.ii ard PatFsesiil
broadway took Ballard into camp
by 20 score at Ballard. Rice
cracked the apple for a triple in the
first frame. counting two runs. and
IL turned the tide for the TigerA
The soorss ~ 81 Il
broadway .s-s..ss@sss se-.ss
Ballard .s4...s....ss..ss.s- ~
nAusriss sanders ana BAchsr. FFAisy
ana Waihr
Queen Ann. gave Yves, Seattle a
real run for their money. losing out
by on. run. Zoila's support falling
him at thu critical stages. The TIT
was played at Hiawatha field
The scare. r. "
West SEATTLE ....---.s......
pai,srs.' rard.- .ae rrsser; zsilA
Tho next big game 81 the schedule
IL billed for Friday. when Wee, Seat
tie meets broadway. at Lincoln field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
THIRD NIPPON TOUR

CHICAGO. - The University Of
Chicago baseball team II on it's way
20 Japan TO play a series az games.
IL In their third invasion OF Nippon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

~Biff' schailer pulled q FOOD ors IN
the NTH. He claimed he was hit on the
hand BY q pitched ball. and 7 Holmes
wouldn't listen at first. but STR per
sisted. and showed his hand to the tndi-
Gator man. and Holmes waved him to
first. II seems az II the unops ought 10
- able 70 see the playa and should
render their decisions without any such
help from the ball players. II looks Ike
~Eiff' slipped something over on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
Manseu Draws Edwards

Abdur-Rahman Kahn. amir Of A.
ghAnlstan from 1874 to 1909. sue
ceoded in imposing an organized
govcrnmcn; upon a most unruly
people.
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Star Junior
League Will
Re-Organize
Every Team Should Be
Represented at Meet at
Star Tonight

THERE'S mighty Important
business 10 be transacted nj the
baseball mo~tlng to be held at
Tho star tonight and It's import
ant that every Star Junior
Ieaguc team h represented The
scssion will get undsr way nj
p. m.
Election of Officers and general
discussion of grounds and UNI
pirr@ win be the features ~ the
mr~ting and every tam should
be represented Ia have II. say
in the proceedings. The prvsent
president. Biii Mckinley. belongs
"a the senior division. and Ms
long as The senior teams arc no
longer In tho league u IL bcst 10
have junior officers.
Home teamn for next Sunday
want 10 be sure and line up their
grounds now and managers should
lot tho sporting editor Of Tho Star
know right away when the grounds
are 10 he had. The following teams
have home games Sunday and are
responsible for lining up tho fields
walia waila Juniors at Walla
IvRiia field.
CoorEetown Msrchants at South
Park. .
Columbia CHECKERS At Columbia
field.
spartan Athletic club a, Woodland
park.
Interplay Juniors NJ Mercer field
Shamrock Athletic club at Wood
land park
South Seattle AZ South Seattle.
Ballard Beavers at Adams field.
Star league teams that have open
dates and want out Of town games
should set In touch with tho spaft,
Ing editor % Tho star Immediately
" they want games lined NJ. There
ar. several teams out of.town tha,
want games and they want 10 IN
up their schedules right away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Oakland connected with Pitcher Dsii
for - safe swsis. but principally due 10
ragged fielding. dropped the openink
game 81 tho series at Los Angeles yce-
terday. ysrnon winning. to 4
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CTAR !
|OPORTS
BiIly Shade Wins Hairline
Verdict From Harry Gillum;
Mack Beats Clarke Easily
California Boy Rallies In
Last Two Rounds and
Wins

Hitting up a terrific pace In the
last two rounds. Billy Shade. califor-
MIA middieweight. won a hair-iine de-
cision from Harry Gillum. the Salt
Lake light heavyweight. at tho
Arena last night II was Shades
first entry AZ a nniddleweight and
eliminates him as a further CON
tended for the Coast weitsr title.
Glllum started out like he was go
ing to win in short order. rocking
Shade with a yolley OF pretty LEFT
hooks To the head as Shade bored
In. but Billy cleared his head and
kept after HAIRY. Gillum won THO.
first round hsndIly.
Al the start Of the second cane
Gilum raped Shade on the head
with n left that made Bfiy's knees
beat a tattoo. but that was the last
effective punch that Cillum landed
The round was even.
Shade Forces Fight
ghade started forcing the fight In
earnest In the third round and used
left TO the body and a right cross
20 the Jaw In big league fashion. Gil
lum didn't lead once In the third se&
sion. The round was Shades by
slight edge.
In the fourth round Billy started
In where he left off In the third and
had Gliium hanging on when the
final bell rang. Shade forced all the
fighting and stepped around Giiiurn
In a puzzling manner that had his op-
ponent on balance most Of the time.
Both judges. Manning and Hodsson,
and Referee Douglas gave the bout
20 Shade.
Charley Mccarthy. the Canadian
champion. was unable 10 appear az
the last minute-we'vc forgotten the
alibi given for hlm--and bald-hea6ed
Jimmy Clark Of Vancouver subsfi-
tuted in the 20 with Allie Mack and
was given a neat trimming. Mack
stepped around well. used a right
cross with good effect and won In
walk. Clark tried hard. but wasn't in
Nsck's class.
ManseIl Draws Edwards
Harry Mansrll. the English ban
tam. fought a fast draw with Danny
Edwards. the coiored boy. II was .
give and take battle all the way, with
honorr about even.
Joe Maui won a close verdict over
Bull Mitchell In the middleweight d.
vision. i; was a wild mix from start
TO finish. and both boys sssimi'atcd
a lot Of punishment during the four
rounds.
Louie Leonard broke the rules and
won from Charley Jordan In the first
bout Its the first win that Leonard
has registered since Caerer led his
army into Gaui. as we remember IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Wonder how Biiiy Wright n coming
IN the EsHt' lie has been gone about .
snon,h co~. His only fight that ~s have
heard Of vas his 60 With Joe siminfoh In
Butte . week ago that was called q draw
after IL torrid rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
WASHINGTON RALLIES
AND BEATS PULLMAN

Scoring i've runs in the eighth tn
ming waahington's baseball squad
walked on with the second game OF
the series with tho Pullman tossers
nj Denny field yesterday by 7.to-<
count. Rode. Washington hurler.
vas tho star Of the mix. cracking out
four hits In four trips 70 the plate.
sr-.. n "a y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

The old pepper hasn't deserted Clyde Wares the Seattle
SitocSh ehetdn yet in spite Of the fact that his squad
the tcrono end Of the stonding today While the boys
pulling hard for Clyde 10 finish up in the running. they
could do TeU IN foowinD his example and sho little life
once IN arhie The Seattle squad has been playing ike
bunch Of dead the last fep days. OF course, losing
streak isn't much of incentive TO pep but it's the old 90
gete punch that's going TO ,cia the ball games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Tho slender pure Is always ut 4
slight DISADVANTAGES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Portland made flc~k II tws-bass
ms esf ~ Garvipev's delivery ye~t~~-
Gay. Ws~tersiii. >fxiis , and k~>hlsw
= shs way tho boa ssorv r~gssssrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

YuRsInn6 made 0c~h ~ tWe-eooe
ms sff ~ Gar,ipev's d-iivevy ys~tss-
az. ws-s~rs,ii. ssxils > ana K~>hls~
= ths way tho bsa seerc r~gssses
osr1re~ hasn't e-~a fse'inr tss opp
yesterday. ana vas ~na sunday he
Veu& IN a. . relief hrri.-. and vss
n1ocnsd ssr noek Of safe szAAeks. srsv-
LAG the wAna
Ether Runsy s-norr - He-e H-srscu
GAeeid wcrk for the hen. club en- the
meund today. Felsoa nay take thu nsn
hs the visitorx
esshevsssd 49, NJ ~nd y~-e~-
-. i~u;ng frce sr.aspsrs>sSss four
eDes daring th~ n'~ars
Ysans Rob Sixoa ven, IN - . psn~A
n6ttsr In the seventh inning. aus watched
3ns kid TAKES a aiee cut at the hall bat
= e<<ms a. u he watches too many Gooe
0kx1kes slip over the platter
oDfehinr ko~hisr's drive over seeont. In
90 fourth frame III. dropped the bail
after hooking u on the run- koshier
Was given tso-e.s> elov.
RBb<y sprsnr.r. former s~atsi. by.
Whs has been playing recoaf untii sixiia
0me bark 20 the Beavers. has been
ohifsed 70 right rsld. Msisei. the resuiav
center gardener. = cot % the lineup .ith
= bum ha1f. ard Coz has been shifted
- center. and spranxer Ia located IN
osht.
Ussyy wolters. the veteras oss-
: rsrss ssia ,s.serdsy. lie hs. ss-s
- ths h~ueh fer . week.. suffering
frs0 = ham ksee. He erssksd out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

what IL BUD Bldiss's weight That's
What San Francisco ncfibss are asking a.
hidisy continues % fight fec N -rw els bfs
Ridley tried 10 step out 81 his class the
other night and Jimmy Dundr. handed
him a tFourctnE There's no doutf but
what Bud 10 setting plenty Of work. a.
hes fighting every other night In the
Golden Bear state Ridley refuses TO
make weight for any 81 the san Fran
cisco tsntams. and soma Golden Gate
scfibes think no II around the iss- pound
mark.
Harry Gfiiurn. who fought Billy Shade
here last aiKh,. has . stunt Of hooking
his loft hand behind hts opponents head
and holding him at q disadvantage while
Harry pufnansis him nth hts TlEht. lee
bum business Hs did ~ last night and
got away with u when hs b1sed Al ia.
A-F. the eoioref boy. A. thu Crystal Pool
last winter. oiiium II too good a borer
10 have 20 resort TO sush tActtcA
Steve Reynsids. is~ai hesvyweirht.
bssss tiG f~iiow nsme-f shsemsker
In sunnysids tonight Hs . sir-r~und
50.
~ will be sors tfrr. before Norri. f.uy
the Kansas CITY wslf.r. viii return to
the Coast lie ia siiii w the East
ausiin q Eai, are planning 10 hold
ih.ir first outdoors boring show az LIB
announced their attraction yei.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

In Great Britain nearly FAC. 900 900
tons Of coal are mined annually.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Soldier Woods beres Percy walker
rir rounds In Yakima Asy ~ and
Mike Mitchell. local banfamws Hht,
takes on Biliy Russell In . sis -roand
60 In the semi-wisdsp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

T7hs Angels stopped the Seals vinn,n q
streak, giving them a j-to-- trsuncfnR
Aidrsrs hurled alright bail with the
exception Of tho eighth. when the league
toppers landed en- him for three hits
which produced two taliies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK. May g. r. IT, E.
boston ......s.s.....s
New York ..............e 10 4
Batteries. Hoyt, Karr and walters
Devips: Quinn and Ruel.
DETROIT. May S. n H. "
CLEVELAND ..,..s.t..........
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05


IN rrIE MAJORS
N~~trwaay's h~re~s - The ugws
sxAin. p-sreat's ball teem ~~e an
other hall tame from CI~s~isad--
with thru htfs. ts-. II Cebk singled
In the niatis. srorisz Ba.h and Zach
s~ores D~trott 9. fi~veissd ..
Cincinnati FEDS wsnt hses into nrrs
place hY trimming the cubs. . TO 4 The
Cubs gsad Is man
Hsvt. IN. star pitcher ~ the rcd SCR.
vas knocked on, % the i-ox BY the ranks
N the fifth iuninG fosr runs HELPED the
ranks 70 via 70 I.
nuha Henton rushed In and s;ernmei
a Fhiiiy rally 10 the ninth. the giaau
winning. TO 4
scor Perry. the Ashis,ics pitching sr~
vas badly battered By IN. Senator'S. bat
the ssrkmen gave him steady support.
and ihey wen tho final game o. the
series. 70 q
pfcky Kerr thu WHITE sor nifre,.
making his second start ~ the season.
vas again pounded out Of the boz. the
browns winning. ~ 20
II al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Thsy'rs biting thi. fAoksy Morrow
Morgan Jones bout the tllt for tho
fsafherv~tRhi title or tho Coast In tho
ug-~ound city. Morrow has won a home
In Tacoma ~ his willing style. lie
hasn't fought IN Seattle for a long time.
Jonss 10 a clever aid. but u looks like
Morrow II a bit too strong for him.
niiiy Nelson. Portland lightweight. ard
Soldier Woods. the Seattle wtidfnAn, Will
boz four rounds In one Of the other bouts
on the Tacoma card
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Either Runsy s~horr - Hs-e .B-sufcu
0ke~id wcrk for the herss club en- the
1Deund today. Feisoa rnay take the nsn
1nY the visitors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Tho Senators were stunr ny the B~~s. .
10 o. Salt Lake punching bingiss on
Pennsr In the third nrc NTH. Leveren1
pitched good ball. and was given perfect
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Gsrare~ hasr't ben feo'inr N. opp
uo<tcn nush lately. He YES hit hard
yextcrd.y. ara vas ~ta. sunday he
vert m ~ . relief huris-. and vss
nnccnsd fsr . ffeek 81 safe snAeks. erev-
rag the rama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Young Bob Siroa went m - . rfnrA
n1ttsr In the seventh inninr. ana watched
ehe third strike drist over the plate
rs kid takes a alec cut at the osr. bat
- er<1ns a. u he watches too many Gooe
Okxfkes slip over the platter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

FHIIsA ukI.FTIA. NsT TX W
N~~ fers ss.ss.s.t.ss.ts.. ~
FnHsfslphta .sstsasHsssssss ~
hatterie@s Tensf. pvvTisA- nsnten ard
r Hrnith, anyfsr. causey. wsissrt and
wheat wtthfev.
CINCINNATI. May g. n " Y
rNtcexe sssst+s
NtrctnraU .sasrasssssH4ssss
Batteries cartss. Martha. Bailey ara
oFarr.u- passy. Hing. iaaua. H1sshsr
ard WInre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Umps Holmes was calling balls
and strikes In Weird style. and fans
md players were riding him all
during tho matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Clay Hits Win sAAgs HE merit
Northwest a. G. smskss ~ the Arens
MAJ IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

'hst;-d spr nshr-r Tn sevsufh.
''nattsd for gardnsr n eighth.
fuius out. hit BY eva hattse bah tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

cunri1rNsn came mighty close -
oD6ehinr ko~hisrs drive over aeeont. In
80 fourth frame. He dropped IN. bail
after booking n on the run- ko.hler
Uas given . t~o-sss~ elov.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Tho next big game Of the schedule
IL billed for Friday. when Wee, Seat
tie meets broadway. at Lincoln field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-05

Ussyy weft<ss. the veteras css-
6eS6sv. wns bs~k In his regular pasrs
- r1ghs field yesterday. He has b~rU
- tn k~neh fer . we~k. suffering
fse0 = ham ksec. He esssksd out
- ~ S>nffie's sair Of hits. srndlng
. songIe ises rishs fisid IN the scv-
euth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
Apartments and Flats
APARTMENTS

APARTMENTS
Elegantly ocat e d
apartments on Boule-
ward, containing six
large airy rooms and
tiled bath. Modern in
every detail. Posses
sion November / to
Is. Prospective apart
ment seekers will do
we'll to call at our Of
flee at once and see the
plans. The rent is
reasonable.
M. G. THALHIMER,
2O2 LIST Nat. Blk. Bldg,
Rand. sd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wante<i-TO rycnt

BY family Of high
standing who recently
moved to this city and
expects to make Rich
mond their permanent
home, a furnis h ed
nous e or apartment.
Best Of re ference
given if desired. APP
ply G 40, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

R%sA a SPECIAL. cemmuplca,ion Of
HfSiH4 Meridian Lodge No. 2si a
~ IS N a s ~ 4sips BE n sa4ns il
GA0D isroaa and Adams streets
Wednesday, October -, ls2o,
al 10 y. NJ. TO pay the last tribute OF re-
sr"ct to our deceased brother Roy =.
Ford. Members Of sister lodges and tran
sient brsihLen are fra;ernaliy invited 10
Master. J. y. otey. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
Executor S Sale Of
2o15 East Broad St.
Home Of the Late
Thos. C. Walford


apove desirable home will be offered
at public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA.
at 5 p. NJ.
The main dwelling has six large
rooms and tiled bath, and contains
all modern conveniences; gas and gas
range, electricity. good hxtures; q
very superior heating plant (hot wa
teri, put In by Longworth. The front
porch Is of stone. with tiled floor. In
fact, this Is n HOME, and the late
owner spared no expense to make it
such. Connected with the main dwell
Ing by covered porch there Is n
two-story brick building. which. ut
small expense. can be connected fully
with tho main building. increasing
Its size to eight rooms. besides bath.
There Is also on the rear OF 10. n
large two-story brick building with
ample room for two cars. All walk.
ways. front and rear. concreted and
alley In rear paved. Lot has ample
frontage on Broad street and runs
back full depth to alley.
TERMS: Can be arranged, provided
a reasonable cash payment is made.
The property can DO inspected Mt
any tlme before sale, and full pos
nesslon given on settlement.
~ Z /. ~ y. F,iS II. A. tMcCURDY,
!, -. lsaAls ~ v; a X AuctIoneor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13

f-AcRE FARM. CncatcrfeId County 4
milea city limits; walking distance hI gin
SCHOOL SiS-room residence. outhuiidlngs:
20 acres cu!tivaicd suitable for trucL
Eight tobacco. genera! farming Imme.
gate possession. Address l. sts care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED


Best Buys in North
Richmond
Stuart Road, one square car limo. 8
rooms. hot water heat. rift-pine floors.
newly painted and papered and ready
to move In. Possession at oncet
Moss-Slde Avenue. stucco, 4 rooms.
hotwater heat. right up to date;
good stucco garage. Possession in
HIGHLAND PARK
Attractive stucco OF rooms. hot
water heat. nicely located. Possess
sion at once. t,o..
MOOREF1ELD & BLAKE, INC,
20 North Eighth Street.
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THE Oi.ENROCK OIL. COMPANY
tlncorporatedl
NOTICE " ADy9URNEp

Notice Is hereby given that the adjourned
annual meeting of the stoekho!dera OF The
Glenrock OH COMPANY tIncoroorated) a
CORONATION Of the S5st State OF ,ylrElnia. WIN
Of Virginia. on the 18Th day OF October.
1870. at Il O'Clock y. NJ. for the following
advised by The Board Of Directors. OF the
Certihcaie OF IhcoT orauon Of the Com.
stock from SlO.o,u.vc tconslstinE OF l.O6o. ~
shares OF common stock of the par value
of ;lo each) to ,Ii 600 900 tconsistinG OF l.
5000 shares o! common stock of the par
value OF 80 caChi: ana t2I to transact
euch othe: business in connection with
the foregoing matters or otherwise "a may
be pEoperly brougn; before the meeting
l.. +. McMAHoS. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantcti-Real Estate

FOR BEST RESULTS. list your property
With us. Garrett & Co, iil2 b. Main
FOR BEST results list your prOpc.ty With
us Tor palc or FOR rent. L. r.. Il j. g.
iIarvie. 5l2 Mutual building Madison
$3.50.
FOR RESULTS list your FARMS and CITY
mond, vn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED


Seven-room modern home and ga
rage. between Grove and Floyd Ave.
newly pnpcrcd and painted. See us
at once.
MOOREFIELD Sc BLAKE. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
Suburban for Sale

NEW sTucco HOMES FOR SALE.
At reduction In. price and upon rea.
sonable terms, 2 to 8 acres of land on tins
Ashland car line at "Longdale."F This is
your opportunity to get a home OF your
own In p growing community, whers
values Will certainly double. while YOU
enjoy city conseniences with country life.
See BLACKBURN & ROGERS. INC.
Mutual Bldg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-13
SCHAAFS WATCH
SPECIALS

SCHAAF'S WATCH
SPECIALS
$10.50-A l0-year guar
anteed American watch.
Fine for the boy.
$20,00-20-year Elgin,
ladies' or gents. New
fiat model.
S26.50-15-j eweled, 20
rear Elgin.
$27.50-Only a few 20
year, l7-jeweled, adjusted
Hampden.
Just the watch you're
looking for.
SCHAAF BROS,
426 e. Broad.