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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-01
Revelations
Ofa Wife
By ADELE GARRISON.
CHAPTER xLVIH.
UHAP TEX NLVTU.
Harry Underwood Makes Bet With
Himself.

Himself.
ooh, Mrs. Graham, how perfectly
exquisite ]"
Mrs. Underwood, while removing her
wraps in my room, had caught sight
of the embroidered spread and pillow
slips had put on my bed in honor of
my guests. After her ultimatum to
nv husband and hers about drinking
ANYTHING before the arrival OF the
Testers, the other guests OF my little
chatting dish supper, they had solaced
themselves with cigars. and mad con-
Quoted her to my room. resented
her coming so early, but womanllke,
nv feelings were soothed by her gen.
uine admiration of the wedding GIT |
priced so highly
Il am glad you like It,, l said
primly.
Like itr' she bent closer in scru-
tiny of the tiny roses, so Deautifuily
done. which ran riot over the spread
sDon,t tell me that you did this work
vourself or I shall be so frightfully
Jealous / shall claw your eyes out"
UNFORTUNATELY. am not so skilful. !"
i returned. 1.-THE spread and slips
were a wedding gift, the work OF a
very dear invalid friend OF mine.
ssDo YOU suppose she would do some
for me?" she asked eagerly. I would
nav her anything she wished- You
simply can't get work like this in the
shops unless you pay not only what
the work is worth, but profit enough
besides to enable the proprietor 10 buy
an extra car or so.
81 do not think she would care TO
do the work for money. ! began, win
a touch of hauteur. How dare this
woman talk OF employing Iriend Oh
mine? Why did she assume that the
donor of this exquisite gift would De
willing to work for pay2 Then a
touch of sanity came to me TO LII
ian Gale everybody worth while was
! worker. She marketed her own
brains and she never thought Of some
other woman not being willing to earn
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GOT GOOD RESULTS.

This honest. straight forward letter
from a woman who has suffered should
be needed by all afflicted with backache,
rheumatic pains, sore muscles, awful
tired feeling and other symptoms of kid
ney and bladder trouble: 81 have got such
good results from Foley Kidney Pills that
can sleep much better and the pain in
my back and sides is good lot better.
am going to keep on taking them" Mrs
Chas. Gray, go 9Th St, Detroit Mich.
Sold everywhere Adv.
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DIR. M. E. Quina
DIR. w. D'Alemberts

wish to announce that they are nov
associated in the treatment OF diseases
of the eye. ear, nose and throat. or.
fices 3is, sis, 800. 522. s24 Brent Bldg
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Rub My Tism is a powerful antisep-
tic; it kills the poison caused from in.
fected cuts. cures old sores, letter, etc
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FOR SALE

New and used parts for almost any
make of car. Send old parts to be
duplicated. Automobile Wrecking Co,
l12-14 L. Government-st.
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FOR SALE-New portable garage, easy
TO dismantle and reassemhle o. E.
McReynolds. 907 N. Tarragona-s 2o9
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But 71ie and the Results UnequnLed
HELP MALE

statesmen WANTED-Wanted men hay
ing had experience in selling; although
not essential; can make 800 per week on
live proposition. Call today between 8
and 10 a. m. San Carlos Hotel. Room 52S
ask for Mr.. Hartman. 8
WANTED-Three first class mechanics
machinist good wages and living con-
ditions, steady job; Apply to the Ameri-
can Agricultural Chemical Company, F't.
Pierce, Florida.
WANTED-Young man for assistant
bookkeeper and stock clerk; must be
accurate in figures and willing to work
Apply in own handwriting to f. e.
Wolfe, p. 0. Box 1853, City.
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FOR SALE-Reed bone hound. Appl,
All n. Davis. i,
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FOR SALE-F1ying Merkle Bicycle in
good condition, $4,000. Apply 1915 e.
Strongest. 1886
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FOR SALE-Ford automobile in first
class condition, demountable rims, 5
good tires, Price $500. Apply to IA w.
Government st.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A black velvet purse; containing
sum of money and gold cuff links and
papers, reward if returned to sos, Blount
Bldg. Phone 2310-J IS
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FOR SALE-On account OF leaving city
will sell cheap; five room house or
north 9Th Ave. Address Bargain care
Journal.
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FOR SALE-One Buick Four touring car
one Dodge touring car. Easy terms
Address p. o. Box 1881, City. 131
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FOR SALE-Dweling OF four rooms in
good condition; space for garden, so by
100; Price only $1,000 Terms easy. sos N.
9TH Ave. Il. A. Howard, 612 Biount Bldg.
Phone 709 Is
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nor SALE CHEAP-One gas range, one
clover water heater. ]. A. Ansley, 901
N. Palafox. 4t-17.
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FOR SALE-One Remington, No 10 Wis.
ibble typewriter. Machine in good con.
dition. Price $500. Phone 1916. 7t-16.
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FOR SALE-Horse, spring wagon and
harness. 1915 E. La Rua st. Il
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FOR SALE OR RENT-20-acre farm,
good soil. fenced chicken tight, fruit
and pecan trees; sold $1,000 of pecans
last year: trees in full bloom: modern six
room bungalow. partly furnished; garage
servants house and laundry; 6 blocks
- electric car. Phone 1895. Address H
G. Houghton, Route A, Box 230-C.
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FOR SALE-One iron bed and springs,
one dresser. cheap. 1900 Young ST,
corner 18th Ave. N 25s
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RETAIL MERCHANTS-we have on
hand a large stock OF Shoes overalls
workshirts and underwear at the old
prices. on which we can save you money.
We are cloging out entire stock Of above
articles at cost Come and see US. THE
Company. S56
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FOR SALE-One seven passenger: {
cyclinder oldsmobile; good running con-
dition; cord tires; two extra. Cheap fol
cash. Apply r.. ID. Jones, Consolidated
Grocery Co
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FOR SALE-Motor boat speed model 80
feet long. Enquire Sgt. Harris, Fort
Barrancas wharf. 4t-2O7
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FOR KILN BRAND OF powdered MILK.
phone 1919. Mott 8. Pond, Distributor.
400 3. LRRua St. Pensacola. 1ss
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FOR SALE-Buggy in Al condition, $50
w. *. Robinson. Undertaking establish
ment 1855
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FOR SALE-FARM LAND BARGAINS.
II you are in the market to buy or sell
farm properties improved or unimproved,
call so e. Garden-st. Phone 1900 3t-2oS
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FOR SALE-One five passenger, Inter-
state automobile; just the thing to cut
down for truck or speedster; Bargain for
quick sale. sos b. DeLeon st. Is
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FOR SALE-Two mules; very cheap
have substituted auto trucks for them
The Lewis Bear Company. tf-50
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FOR QUICK SALE-At a real bargain;
nice five-room residence on East Hill
on car line and near paved street. Leroy
tf-69
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FOR RENT-Entire upstairs unfurnished
rooms and bath; modern; Phone 1855.
lis N. Baylen st. Il
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FOR SALE

FOR SALELAt reasonable price, two
large muscs. Address. Standard On 20.
Pensacola, fla. zol
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LOAD OF NlcE Day PINE WOOD.
THE KIND THAT WILL BURN.
PHONE YOUR ORDER IN EARLY.
r Il NE as13. STEARNS LUMBER
EXPORT co. tf-s22
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FOR SALE-Fresh yard eggs and plums
Plums 15c per quart; eggs soc. Delivered
any part of city. Phone 1916 II
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms 222 E. Intendencia st.
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New Orleans, May 31.-The cotton
market closed steady at net gains OF
points to loss of Is points.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room adjoining
bath to couple. Phone 1888; 16 w. Gre
cory st. 40
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FOR SALE-UncalIed Tor SUITS and pants.
Bargains. London WOODEN Mills. 1se
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FOR RENT-One very delightful room
adjoining bath for couple or two gentle-
men. Phone 1465. Apply so E. Gregory 10
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FOR RENT-A very nice five room APP
partment on Lee and 10th Ave. Newly
furnished; Phone 2070. 1904 N. 10th Ave
II
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FOR SALE-Five-burner gas range
Phone 1903. ZSe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
COLTS HOLD PRACTICE
DESPITE WEATHER MAN
Cold Wind and Rain Curtail Work
of Team, liowcrcT-Pitchcr
Need Workout

Aided and abetted by II cold chill
ling wind Old Jupe Piuvius cut into
the practice of the Richmond Colts
again yesterday morning at Boulc
vard Field. ALL Monday night and
early Tuesday the rain came down
IN torrents ana when .h2 players
reached the park yesterday morning
they were greeted by coll chilling
wind. wh,ic the showers IF tho night
before and those Of the cart: nom
ing had turned the day mo one not
the best for baseball practice.
Having hravcd the cold winds and
a damp playing field of early April
G"och failed to be diSh"artene.l as
the result OF another blow OF the
elements and despite the deplorahlc
condition of the diamond GOoch man
aged TO give his Colts a brief work
out. The practice was short and 80
tic was accomplished, but the play
ers and the manager are hoptn;S that
the weather vii! take n turn for he
better and that the men will be able
10 get III the Nuch needed practice
today and tomorrow.
Rochester Games Tomorrow.
beginning tomorrow afternoon the
manager and the players Will have
their hands rull The Rochester In
ternatiouHl League team will visit
this city FOR games tomorrow. Friday
and saturday, and the team viii do
its hest 10 put the skids under the
team from the highest minor league
in the country. G;.bby streets SUI
folk team has two victories over the
International Lea2uercrs. while Al
Bridwclrs Rocky Mount team has de-
featcd the Syracuse team of the same
League. The faNS Of Richmond are
anxious for the Colts TO win ut lear I
two out Of three games from the
near majors" and are expected TO
turn ont in large numbers and cheer
the colts ON in the first % the real
exhibition games Of the sprin; sea
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
BIG LEAGUE TEAMS OPEN
BASEBALL SEASON TODAY
Gala Opening Day Ceremonies
Planned for King of
Sports.
tBy Associated Press.I

Major league baseball teams open
the season in seven National and
American circuit cities today. weather
what is expected to be one of the
best pcnnant contests in the history
of the professional organizations.
Forecasts indicate fair and colder
weather. with high winds for a ma
jority of the baseball parks. but this
hardly will check the enthusiasm of
baseball fans, Judging from reports Of
advance reservations sales at all
cities involved.
According to the schedules OF the
two leagues. there will be opening
gaines in two Eastern and two West
ern cities Of each circuit today. and
the visiting teams will, In turn. open
the season at their own ball parks
on April ~.
In the National League Pittsburgh
will play al St Louis. Chicago at
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
and Boston at New York. The .Ameri-
can League program calls for New
York. AT Philadelphia. Washington at
Boston. st. Louis at Cleveland. and
Detroit at Chicago.
Special Features Planned.
In every case special arrangements
have hcen made TO celebrate The be-
ginning Of another baseball season
in which parades Of the players. flag
raising, and concerts and the throw
ing out OF the first ball by prominent
State or city officials Will form
prominent part.
Analysts OF the strength of the
various teams on the eve of the pen
nant races appears TO indicate that
there will be several changes in the
standing OF the clubs at the close of
the first month OF the races. as COM
pared with that of n year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
TRINITY COLLEGE TAKES
GAME FROM JACKETS
Cavencss Allows Six Hits, but
Ashland Team Fails to
Score.

The fast Trinity nine yesterday
afternoon BANKED the randolph asa-
con Collegians. 4 to .. on Boulevard
field.
Action was hampered by mud, and
cold. Davis. pitcher for the Jackets,
was in good form. ana bids fair to
show the other contestants of the
II. V. /. y. n n good deal of trouble
with his willy curves.
Caveness, the opposing hnrlcr, was
apparently in mid season form. This
younsstcr has control that is cnviable
and is probably the best pitcher that
the Jackets will cross bats with this
season.
The fielding for Trinity was rather
ragged. and not up TO form. a num-
Der OF fumbles were made. Only two
errors were runS up against, Ran
dolph Macon, but one of them handed
Trinity "a run, while the North Caro-
linian's mufs were costly.
There were several changes in the
Jacket lineup. Richardson, who
has been holding down the third sack,
was seen in the right garden, and
Riddick made his frs: showing at the
hot corner.
First blood was Giawr by Trinity
in the fourth frame. Macarthur lined
one to left field. hu: was thrown out
on pretty peg by Whalcy while
trying to Strc,cl il into Il double.
Carson made a clna.u hit to short stop,
and stole second. Salmon hit TO CEN
ter field. scoring Carson.
The second run was made in the
next inning, when Cole went to first
on Il pass. and went home when Nc
Arthur made a two-bagger. the only
extra base hit in the game.
In the seventh, the Jackets got In
a bad hole. Cole was hit by IL pitched
ball, and Johnson singled to short
stop. y double steal was attempted,
but Rutterworth caught Cole coming
home. Cavencss was walked Nc
Arthur singled to left field, but
Whalcy couldn't find the bail. and
both Carson and CavcncsS scored.
The box score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
SUFFOLK SCORES SECOND
VICTORY OVER ROCHESTER
International League Team Loses
Again to- Virginia LcagIcrs
BY One Run.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK. VA. April 13.-Sunolk
again this afternoon. on q wet ground.
and with unreasonable weather. took
the second of the series with the
Rochester JnternationalS, score to =
In spite OF every condition being un-
favorable. the home team played
snappy game, and showed mid sea-
son form. Three pitchers were given
II tryout. OConncll. Proctor and Brad
ley. the first showing up Darticn-
larly we'll. and the Indian Chief Brat
ley repeating his good game OF yes
terday. Suffolk fans are delighted
with the vim and pep shown by the
fielders, and are looking FOR great
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
CADETS BEAT DANVlLLE
Thompson, or Fork Union, Allows
Opponents But Two Hits,
Tanning Eighteen.

ISpecia. to The Times DiSpatch.1
FORK UNION. VA. April l3.-
Fork Union added another to is list
of victories this afternoon WHEN the
Cadets trimmed Danvillc Military In
rtitutc IL 10 .. The game at times
WAS SLOW, and both teams were
guilty Of ragged plays with the
visitors the chief offenders.
Fork Union had little trouble solv-
ing the delivery of Sladc, and scored
at Will. Singles, doubles and triples
with il circuit clout by Richmond.
were credited to the Cadets, while
Thompson. u Richmond hoy, was in
vincihlc. He struck out eighteen
men and allowed only two hits, OF
the scratch variety. His work Was
the feature Of the game. For the
visitors. Violet put up the best cX-
hihtion. Friday Fork Union plays
Bcnedictine in Richmond.
score: Il. II. T..
Danvillc > q
Fork Union ................lS IL 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
COLLEGIATE Mines READY
FOR GAME HERE TODAY
Medical College and Spiders 10
Play at Boulevard
Field.

This afternoon at Boulevard Field
at 1 o'clock. baseball mines of Rich
rnond College and the Medical College
Will play contest that is attracting
more than passing interest among the
followers OF college baseball in this
city, IN view OF the fact that the
MedicoS defeated the William and
Mary team Ivy safe margin last
week. 1t sill be the first time this
season that Richmond fans have had
the opportunity 20 Judge the relative
strength OF the Spiders and the In
dians which teams are members OF
the Eastern Virginia intercollegiate
Athletic Association.
Both teams are confident of victory
ON account of tho success each had
in their last games. The Spiders de-
fcatc,i the Petersburg Virginia League
team last Saturday in the Cock-.ic
City, while the Medical College team
beat William and Mary the last time
/, was in action. The sawboncs are
connden; they VIII he able TO take
the measure OF the Spiders, and with
optimism lowering over both camps
u close game should result.
Richmond college Viii be hand'-
capped by the absence from the line
nj, ct Harry Carter. hard hitting rcn-
ter fielder and one Of the main cogS
in the Spider machine. The big Eel
low Will remain on the bench today
ON account Of an injury 10 his back
and will he missed from the lineup.
Dohson has n. uCCidcd which OF
his pitchers he w.l' work against the
Doctors Skaggs and Snead have the
call and unless the weather warns
up this pair Will divide tho game,
This duo has twn considerable stuI
this season aud the coach can depend
uroa either one should the other go
bad
Manager phillips, Of The Medical
college. stated that he would use t'r
sam, liu" up that defeated the Viii
liam and Mary zine with Martin. who
hurled against The Indians ia the
box. Martin did we'll aGaitst chc
team from Williamsburg and Phillips
believes THAT he Will cause the spiders
considerable worry before the game
~ completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
wet Grounds" Prevent
Contest in Gooberville

Headed by Owner Clyde w.
Saunders and Manager klcvcsnhl,
members OF the Tnkn-i<oln base
ball tenn journeyed to Petersburg
ycstcrdn! afternoon for Enmc
with Tom Ciarkc's GO0bers, md
had their trip for nothing, for the
Thermometers learned upon their
, arrival in GoOhcrNilfe that the
grounds were I'm no condition lu
piny on. and that the contest hnd
hccn called OFF. The playing field
apparently wRS in good enough
shnrc to stage the game, for when
the Taka-KOln tenn reached the
Pnrk the Petersburg High School
team was prncticinS. The Rich
InOnd tenn worked out on the din-
nond after the hiEh-school lads
had completed their prncticc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
THREE MEN WIN MATCH
Noide Defeats Corby NJ DuckpIns
Rolling two Dunn
mics

Shooting with but three men in
the lineup the Noldc Brothers duck
rin team! administered the third
straight defeat TO the Corby Baking
Company team last nigh, at the Re
creation Alleys. Previous matches
were won by narrow margins. hut
last night the Virtors gained the
verdict By forty,wo pins. Meal
lister am Marsh We're the only bowl
ers on the co-by team who howicd
good dlckpins. tho balance OF the
team beins way of color in their
shooting. For Noidc BROTHERS Rny
Whitman was high with both indivi-
dual game and with three game
total having lSl and $50 respective
~ Marsh of the CurUy team. how
ever. had high tota. with 500 while
his teamnatc McAllistcr shot the
highest score % the evening getting
lil III his last attempt
Following is the score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
PREP LEAGUE ORGANIZED
Piedmont school Form Association
Ia Foster better AthicticS-Dob-
son Elected prrNthcnt.

LYNCIiitRCi. VA. April l3.-Rcp-
rcsentativcs Of Fork Union Military
Academy, Chatham Training school!
D;nv!l!e Military Institute meeting
here recently, organized the l'ird-
mont Preparatory Athletic Association
to boost prep school athletics In the
Piedmont section OF the state. f. NJ
pchson. coach of Richmond College,
was made president: DR.. J. l.. Taylor.
panvillc. vice prcs'dcnt; Captain y
l.. Lnssistcr, Danvillc, secretary. and
NJ. l.. Pitt. Fork Union. treasurer
Arrangements we're made for Il track
and field meet to be held in Rich
mond May I. nj which time applied
lions Will be received for member
ships in the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

kinGans Rciiablcs and tho Na,lona!
state and cry Eanl; viii meet on the
baseball field this afternoon Al Bird
lark. at O'Clock The Rcliahles
lave one OF the strongest teams In
years. while the bank boys also have
{; Eoof team, and close game IL
BOXED for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Observation-Disclosures.

summary; RunS--ta.sOn. CavcncSs,
Johnson t2). Twn-basc hit--McArthur
Sacrifice hits--Riddick. Scott J2), Hathu-
way. Johnson. Towe. Errors-Morton
Whalcy lowe johnson. Chandler t2).
Struck out--by Davis. G: by Cavcncss G.
llsscs ON oalls-oT Davis .: OFF cavencsa.
!. liit by pitched ball-by Davis. . tCnle
and Saimon). Umpircs, McWhorter and
Stewart Time of game. i hour so min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Following are the probable lincups
Richmond College. Medical College


Friday night at the Recreation
Alleys the strong Node brothers
duckpin team will clash with Peggy"
HutieT'S "!l-s;ar aggregation. and
threc hot game. are In store for
the fans. The Noldc Brothers Team
has suffered, hut one defeat this sea l.
son ana that MAS at the hands III
Sntlcr's team. Friday night they
viii he out for revenge, Buffers all
stars are still undcfcatcd, they hay
ing vanquished all local team; WHOM,
they have met besides sending the
Norfolk all-stars home with defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Norfolk 81 Western Ry
Leave nroad street Station Daily

FOR Eorfoik 5:55 A NJ. $40 a. NJ,
sos i. NJ, $40 r. NJ For the WaRt'
X Sc =. 81. $50 a. NJ. 1870 2. n, 80
Y a., .:25 T. NJ. Arrive from Nor
CnIk. 1915 A M. 7;25 +. 81, a;j5 T..
nj; from the West 500 a. NJ. 2:20
y. NJ 7:25 r. NJ. a.55 y. 81. Office
Sae East Main street. Phone Mad
spn liz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
COLLEGE BASEBALL

AT BLACkSBURG. VA. April 10
V. l.. l.. is: Tusculum. {.
NJ RALEIGH. y. c.. April Ia
Buffalo tInternationaD. %; Raleigh
lP!rdrlonD, IL.
AT HARROGATE TENN. April H.
Lincoln Memorial College. Is: Maryville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

At CHARLOTTE. y. c. Apri. Ia
Charlotte tSouth Atlan;icl. I. Toronto /
llnternationaD. ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

In an institution. Woman posssss.
Ing the knowledge Of planning
menus. the relative value OF foods
and their preparation. and capabi.
OF directing and supervising the
work OF all persons employed in
the kitchen. Applicants will plea q.
state In detail experience. uuaIIii-
cations aud salary expected. Those
not having had previous expert
cpcc ar" requested not 10 apply.
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