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The MAR DM AN
1 -ike wine, improves with .tw Its perfect t-mo fm.ilitio? grow sweeter and
more mellow wit It ti c.
The piano that will last .1 lifetime, and the passing years will riot impair
ii value.
Send lot our froj catalogue <>l llardmuns und other
hl?h-gi ade pianos,
Walter D. Moses & Co.'
103 Rast Hrii.nl Street.
OLDES1 Ml sit. 1 lOl si. IN V KG INI A AND NOK III CAROLINA.
i? NOT PROIVIiSE
IB SUPPORT DiX
used tl>? situation, but il
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Trn> Inr?* handier*
\Vi Idon, N C-i Sahn bitier I r- the
lecddliig of Icsae ir.vlii Trnjlor ami
Miss Irm.i 'lIliKtiti Chandler, both of
IJ'etershur?, l??k i.i i?? hl thi> Terminal
>tel hrre, Magistrate Stntnbnck Pflr
will bo lYfeill (j'ri September 21 t ?
llpuppolaU ,1mU i uramlnklonerK*
luge. ;? r Rlchnrdson, l.h th< Hu
used Lawyer's Examination
Is Set for Sep?
tember 24.
id." said G
In deciding not tu have a
"I am g?lhri to try io get
?
gent word to an Crane Co
r asking tilth If he will tak-_
URGES FRICASSEED POTATOES
HoMon's Major ^a;> There l" 10?
\\U?-. to took "S JIlMl-."
Boston. Be tut? nibor 1".?-Fricasseed
potatoes" Is Mayor Fitas-er ajd's latest
?
Thr MaVOr who. by the way. has
Ho at
? fforts
Fryj brill, stew, grill or frlcassei
liti Ii," tho .Mayor promptly retC
1 immediately exceptions ?? u- t
his advice of '"frlcassei Inc"
tirls."
Serve them up In tho same
t fr|i:asseerl Chicken is cooke.l,"
Mayor's reply.
Start Using The Vertical File
f*s""sss; :~\ Ami let it crow with vout'business. One
I ^ '^*>i 0 < ii .!.'?-r v .ill li'-M 5.01 ?0 papers, ami ( in
.Jrr "???' _ ??-> be added to as more capacity is desired.
rp?^ ' Correspondence pi'operly kept ami at
uU tended u> increases your business, until
shortly y?u will be using stich an outfit
*sJ a. show ri I iclow ,
S<^??lZ ?? .,-:-ifes'?*?JsaL*J| - t <~ .-. ?
The Office Specialty Co., Inc.
I 5 North Seventh St.
JOHNSON BETTER
im joe woo
j Lajoie Says There Has Never
Been Better Pitcher Than
National's Star.
?
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j
1
: lias,, i
to the pli
? ? v. i did anything like th:
w 1? c??chlng 6ft lirst tVhi n h
iUife. It's ni-tA to impossible. 1
his fast one. If he didn't ha^
I control he would kill so mar.
? rs h? would be barred from tl
ti< He'd wr. ,: every club 1
iei against. There's next to t
ice to duck or back away fro
artin, of
d ? ? spt
HORACE F?CEL TALKS
TRADE IN NEW YORK
Moore. Mager. VVnlsb and Kitalic Men
tiooed In Sc? rei Meeting
?
< t Kent Walsh have In ? ii m<
st how I.' Iiis and New V"
re In the three or fou. i irti' I
Majority Think They Will Suf?
fer Because of Changes
in Football Rules.
j New York. September i?-?Walter ?
Climp'S latest variety of football rules
Has tie in accused ot being everything
i tt(un u return to the old eat ctU alive
, ...=. t , being its,
I nciition, winch v. i.i na\e . ? -
vev oi tu.- new football laws lea.ua t"
tilii belief thai the game mat will
i develop under them Will be u close
cousin to that played in 1?U!>, an i|i*
I vnation to the tackles to Stand up
i ana oi: killed.
Last yeai h rules favored t-.. defense
i to such an extent that .?.???.;:... ivas ut?
most impossible ana llukj In tu- ex?
treme, it appears that in their -t.
fort to Strengthen the olfonsc the rule.
i mahei t iu\i- g.iii' to tu,- other bound
I ar> and thai scoring t.. s year .? llkciy
to be enormous, artd that and defense
developed will lie helpless against a
heavy, fairly fast back held, working
to gain t-ii yards in four downs.
The mass play died when pulling
ami pushing a man through the line
was abolished. inn tin- tnekle now
will havo to stand the shock of ills
opposing forward, and then of a hi livy
man bent on ni?klng tun or three
yards, lie will not, lu all probability,
get much help from t:.e secondary de?
fense. To weaken the defensive baCk
Une unduly win be simply an Invita?
tion to the offen80 tr> work the now
unrestricted forward pass to Its heart's
content.
TWO GOT LICENSES
Krldny, the Thirteenth, ma Not Dlatnrb
Four Hnppy Lovers,
The fact that yesterday was Friday,
ihe lSth, did not deter two couples
from seeking Deputy Clerk William
ilrecden in the Hustings Court nnd
applying for mnrrlago licenses.
I'llOSe WhO deli,-,I tile S U | ,1 ? IS I i t lOtl S
were I'ldwih Thomas I'llkiuton and Ulla
Florence smith ami Peter Uivo of this
city, and SadlO Woolerv, of WTlmlng-i
ton. Del.
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he Times
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
WALSH AMD FORD i,M DUEL
ChicAgo, Sfjivmbcr 13 -BI? Erl. Wals
..:;d l;utHf!i Ford engaged in a pitcher
?
W .;!?.? S ?; boat thi V.mhor? 2 to 0, Wais
itl .1 -...} five hits, and ?< r.l was fourt
lor just one more, Tue Sox first run ivj
. ad. In the -? ? on I Inning when Barton sli
rlcd. stole second and scored on Schalk
single. fn tlic ?l"Cth Lord tripled, and cart:
home on Collins"? fly to Lollvolt. Score:
Sew York. Chicago.
A13 [l It O A AB It H O
M'Mll'n. rf I n 0 - ?Rath, :Y>... toi?
Miilk-fT. tb. 3 " 1 o ?.Mattrlc. eft ft o 3
I ., j. i if. i ? i t e Lord, if... 3 1 i 1
I.ellvetf. <*?. I o I I 3Collins, if. 3 ft ft 1
i
'??.rti- 'J rf i' ft ii l 6Weaver, as 3 ft 1 -
?? x. ?<?,,-?<? ei a: 0 '0 ."? DSehnlkl e..;3 ft ill
.n l o ? n i o ft ??
b hit?Lord; S?ei
Una. Stolen bases Rri
an. Doubt* P|a; fit
?
rirst base en ballji-C
? itv Walsh, 11; by Kot
ftnd O'Brien.
GREGG IN FINE FORM
Clovelanrl. O., September 13.?Cleveland
? . ,!. thi< first (rime of the Series frro#i I'hil
? '? Iphla h,-rc to-day. to ?. firi-gg n'aa In
Ii. f fornt. holding, the Athletics to one
frrafh hi* In aeven Innings ll,. loosened up
In the eighth nnd nlhtli, nllotrlng two tallies.
The batting of I.ajole featured. Score:
rir\ plnntv. Philadelphia.
A R It It O A AM It II O A
.T'hnit'n, :^ t l it ?Murphy, rf 1 0 0 1 ft
rhnp'an. r-a I - 3 3 2Mng>rt, ff I o ? : I
Tinner. ?.h. 4 t I ft IColllna. ?h. 3 1 ft I J
Kibble, *h i ft ft l I Baker, 3b . 3 n o i :
1 ok son. rf I J - 1 OFs.hey, 3b. J o ft 1 n
t -,fn>. Cb t 2 t ' <M"Innls. lb 3 i7~t S 1
Ilendrlx, rf 3 ft 1 1 OWhlsh, If., t ft I 3 ft
Oraney, If.. 3 111 Mtnrry. as.. 3 list
Cnrlsch, c 3 1 l 1 OThomn?, e. s ft i 2 t
Oregg, p. ? 3 ft 1 ft 3Hr?'vn. p.. 3 ft ft ft 1
TolnH ...3} 10 IK 27 II Totals I 31 ll
Score by Inning?: ft,
Cleveland .I 5l I o 0 ft .". ft ??|i
l ' llrtdelphln .oftftftoftftii?;
Summary: Tworbnae hits?Turner, t,a<o|a
<3). riregg, Metnnl? Thrce-bnao hit?Thomas.
Rncrlflce hlla-Chapmnn, Hcmtrlx, Jnekann
Stolen h:ia<-s- lii ndrlx. Chapman. Lefl on
HrndNtrrct'n Iteport,
street's to-morrow win say:
Trade has losi ho.f its wont.
i-wherc buying |a predicated i
unlfdrml) good Ihttiiences th
apt;
itd ? ? specially In dry
il lilies, ha s i>". p est
. rnntl sal.;, are of
i for the Week ending Sept.ml.e
?
? llki w< ? It Of 1911, 210 In lO'.fl
i r.i"!> and ;r,o In !!>.)S.
Every Sunday
IN
TO
Oil) POINT, mrSKIIOK, ??( l.W \. IJOW,
Mini ni l. \mi VIUttl.VIA
UE.Vt It.
Three trains. S::iu A. M., 9 A. M. nn.1
Ii M.
A fast, clean ride over roil; hrtltast
double track, Choice of two routes
to Norfolk. Combined rail and Water
trip. c. \ (i pnsscngers can remain
at Ocean Vo w until ?,;:;) t\ M.
REDS BUNCH HITS
htber inning i'urtls lind the ?''ige ?l) Sugg
( Inrthnnll, Urookl.'i n.
All II H O A A !l II II p
Clarke, 4 " o 4 SO. Ml lor, ft 4L j IS IJ
.1 fi.r Curtis h
Er hi to HoIiIIii I ?
Mitt. ?; It-" yi * i
n
pined fin tor Assault,
R A. Phillips was lined * 1 o nn
costs yesterday morning in Polli
Court for assaulting ?ind beatliiK Davl
M.i'. ?
Hester's Statement,
Now Orleans, September IS.?Score
I tary n.-?>' :'? siatonient of the world's
visible supply of cotton, announced m
dn.y shows on Increase for the week
Just closed of 99,3.1,3, against an In
. of 126,977 last year.
The mtal visible Is 2.25S.R54, ngainst
2,159,22 l.ii t week and 1,097,3 it list
yi ar, i if th i, tii'' total of Am, rlcan
cotton Is I. I It'.." ?'?aitainst 1,351,222] last
w.'.iv. 1 /?!!.?.' 11 last year; and of all
other kinds. Including I'gypt, Hrhill,
week nhd ?s?.ooo last year,
i 'f the wbrld'S' visible supply of cot?
ton, as abovi . th. re i i n? w nlln ,t and
b.-id in Clreat Itrllatn and Continental
Off Cm itteriil I'onvchilon.
.
.mi.i. Deput> Collector Charit
ft City ' ? >at. i-diiy t? atten
lriua.1 ? >m ein tit n ? tho Interne
\t?rii Outpointed l?j Thomas,
Kii&h
U,:: iit.
Seashore Trips
I hi' Nn-< hnnne-of-Cnrn Home
Only Three
More Sundays
September |5, ?_??-*. ?_?().
$?f% ROUND
TRIP I
NOnrOLK, \ Md.IM \ BEACH,
ut EA.N VIEW, ' I PE HEXUV.
2?FAST TRAINS?8
Leave Byrd Street Station 8:10
A. M. and 9 A, it
Wl".. K-I.M? llATKSi Norfolk.
j;i.?o; Virginia Beach, 13.25. On
tale Fridays arid Saturday*.
Limit Monday following.

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