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day, they would still DO well cared for after
eating this soup. .-
Not a caild at the tables touched a spoon
or a bit Of bread until all were helpei. At
the word aMangez' they fell 10. but without
undue haste. >.
Each pupil was required to have his own
bib or napkin. and twice a week these were
washed at the school. Courtesy to wards
one another is require 4, and the words OF ra-
preach The cail1 il France woull not do.
so and 80" are usually 81 .hoielt to caeck,
rudeaess. =.
One interesting all to health was spoken
Of by Nine. Crenier in rather a matter OF.
fact way, as if no srecial significance at
taoaed to it.. She was speaking OF the ana
NAL spirits OF o.l1re1 and how UNIV ise 1t
was to attempt to curb the unduly. -.
Il always allow the Children certain
screaming times, 4" she said. - !
They are allowed to make just as muohs
noise as they can, the louder the better
Yes, it is a little hard on the ears, but the
children must scream. How can the little
ones live without screaming =:
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the gravity of a police matron, she resumed
her place.
ut is a punishment the reporter asked
Nine. Crenier.
"A punishment? Oh, no, 1t is not a pun
ishment, I do assure you. You see it is this
way. Sometimes the little legs get stiff
Then the child arises, leaps up and down
in the air through the two rooms; quite a
journey you see, and it is all right"
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Before the school was started they have
told me how they have worried at the
thought OF the children playing about in
the streets, not only or account OF the dan
ger of accidents, but also because OF the
bad habits and the loose language and spirit
OF insubordination which children acquire
In the street and which parents find it i'm
possible to correct in the few hours they
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as there anything you would like tho
children to dor" Nine. Crenier asked In
conclusion.
The visitors said they would like to see
some Of the typical French games. Imme.
diately a large ring was formed which filled
up all the available space Of the " rooms,
and at the word, Commence a tiny
girl In a pink checked apron, with golden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-25
Little French Children at Study and Play
A Morning at the Ecole Materne1e, Whose Mission Is
to Preserve the French Language IN New York City

children a certain form. That is the one
thing we leave for the parents to do. 1t is
n It too much to leave to the pare nts to
teach the children prayers, you think2'
The father sometimes smilingly, some
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times grudgingly, admits that II the school
does everything else the family will attend
to the religion.
At the momsnt Of THE SIN reporters
arrival, two rooms, each furnished with a
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curls and big wistful eyes, started, after a
shy look at the unaccustomed spectators
First in front of one Of her companions
and then behind another she wove her
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

have charge Of the Whitson Music
company's business during the abb
sence of Mrs u. G. Whitson.
Last night the skating rink in the
Elks opera house, on the second floor,
entertained a large number of skaters,
and the sport of roller skating is
srowing more popular in Albuquerque
with each passing day. The prophet
,rs as can be seen by a glance at
their full page advertisement else
where in this issue, nave left nothing
undone to make it pleasant for any
one who visits their amusement re-
sort. Read their page announcement
Learnard & l.ndemann, the ever
popular music dealers in a page ad-
vertisement in mis- issue. cal atten-
ton to the already well known fact,
that they are the largest dealers in
musical instruments in ,--s territory.
The store with its many instruments,
electric pianos, shelves full OF the lat
est songs. monographs, ETC. has be
come the headquarters for all the
musicians and music lovers of the
city. Don't fail to read their page
advertisement
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11
FALL FROM FREEZER
BREAKS AP0DACAS RIB

Failing on the maple floor of a
skating rink is nothing like falling on
the railroad track from the roof of a
refrigerator" is what c. Apodaca, an
attache of the local Santa Fe ice
house, says and if broken rib and a
badly bruised side can be offered as
evidence for such an argument he has
the evidence.
Apodaca was busily engaged yester-
day hoisting a cake of ice into a Cali
fornia fruit freezer, when the slipping
of his foot percipitated him to the
ground. A physician called in an
nounced the damage done as broken
rib and a few bruises. The injured
man was taken to his h me. his in.
iuries not being sufficient TO warrant
taking him to the hospital.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

Our "Black Cat" stockings for men,
women and children outwear any 9TH
er brand of hosiery on the market,
They are boon to every person who
has no time. inclination of ability for
darning. 121ac and 25c a pair at c.
Mays Shoe Store, 314 West Railroad
avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11
BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES

Sealed bids will be received by the
manager of the Territorial Fair at his
Office, Room IL, Grant block, up to and
including August 18th, for all conces-
sions and privileges, both at the fair
grounds and the new town. This in.
cudes bar privileges at fair grounds.
p. +. McCANNA,
Manager.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11
The store That Does Thinos. +,

Our Cash Clearance Sale began
Thursday, August 9th. If you want
genuine bargains in silks, dress goods,
linens, wash goods, etc, why come to
this sale. You will not be disappoint-
ed at the Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

IMPORTED MuNcHEN HoF
BRAU, ON DRAUGHT, AT THE
WHITE ELEPHANT.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

APPLES WITH NO SEEDl NO
CoREl TREES FOR SALE. N. W..
ALGER, 124 SOUTH WALTER ST.
ALBUQUERQUE.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT!
FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE
ELEPHANT.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

YOURS FOR THE TAKING
FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE Ell.
EPHANT
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

Going to the mountains Sunday? We
will loan you a folding pocket kodak
Houston, 205 West Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

The proper place to spend your al
ternoons and evenings, The Skating
Rink, Second floor of Elks' building.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

Madame Sera, of Los Angeles, Cal,
is stopping at the Minneapolis house,
corner OF South Second and Iron ave
nue., and will give readings in PALMS
try and clairvoyancy No trouble TO
answer questions Hours from to 8.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

Free horse racing Traction Park
Sunday.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11
THE GREAT cLAIRvoYANT.

Free horse racing Traction Park,
Sunday.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

Free horse, racing Traction Park
Sunday.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11
A NEW SHOW EVERY WEEK.

Manager Davis. OF the Penny Par
lor, 216h South Second street, an
nounces a change of program, new
pictures and new songs every Satur
day morning. A whole show for 9
penny.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

TONIGHT! TONlGHT! TONIGHT!
FREE LUNCH AT THE WHITE
ELEPHANT.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

We do it right. ROUGH DRY.
Imperial Laundry Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

FEES GOOD COLD ROOT BEER,
DRUG STORE.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

Enter the competitive high score
contest. rrizes AWARDED august 20
to highest rollers.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11

ALeUQUt. .SQUE BOWLING ALLEYS
118 West Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11
THE MAZE.

THE MAZE.
VIM. klEkE, Proprietor.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1906-08-11
LOCAL AND
PERSON AL
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Partly CLOUDY tonight and Sunday,
with local thunder showers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

WANTED MANAGER TO APPOINT
agcnts for new great scientific game;
lawful every where. substitute forbidden
Slot machines. PLAYED with nickels. pen
MES or quarters for drinks or cigars.
finish beautiful like cash register. rent
e1 or sold ON easy payments. ~ 900 now
lu use. sample sent free; proposition
VIII please ~ an opening IN your sec
tion. UNITED SPORTING GOODS
VINO. 90. Dept. s3. ChlcaEo. i'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Help Male and Female.

WANTED FOR THE NANDrRIsrr-
-I. i"cni N-nFe ladies and twenty
we gentlemen us extras Arnfv
iElt\SIE'N stage door, A..s.r,...
OF Music. Monday. between !. and
WANTED MARRIED Man TO 100
general farm work. wife general fore.
work 300 cu ldren Address u iI-. c.te
this office
NTfI.A You've LADY CD 90 %,
wears ".i f1r n@ht work e.r.iv r-..
PIGMENT s. a ws'N paid white learn
irg Apply To- NO li1 .4f. f..s .g..
Wa NTED. ENPFRlENCFD SALES
ladies' ana stock bows d. \1 D.
FFibORFEl, I- b. Broad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising Is cent per
word, Net Cash I'm ADVANCE.
with a minimum cost OF 10 cents
for each Insertion. The same
rate applies TO deaths. marriages.
obituaries and all other classified
notices. No display type aliowcc
IN the classified columns.
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yATION WANTED USE TIMES-DSPATCH WANT ADS
Help Want Male.

CLcithS AND CARRIERS FOR RICH
mond Post Office. examinations soon.
ritc for speciineL questions and cir
GUAR i>> swing .ull particulars free
60 NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
INSTITUTE. Washington. j. G.
CLERK FOR GROCERY STORE. ONE
tlat understands the business Apply >
East Sroad street.
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Business Opportunities.

ORRlS. THE PERFUMED ROOT TrSr-D
In making all face, tooth and Derfuu1ed
sold yearly: growing demand: wonder
fully productive, hardy interesfirg
towering plant Tor heid or garden uSi'rs
marVel0usly profitable. producing 81. 90
an acre each year: easy OF cultivation.
quick results. $40 viii start you. FUN In
struc.iOns free how 70 grow H. Write
10 GRANITE HILL FARM. Louisa Va
CORPORATION CONTROLLING DIN
established business desires energetic.
branch Office; salary $3.50 and commits
sions; Investment of SLoOD and upwards
and unquestionable ref rences required
Address HOLLISTER DRUG co. Mad
ison, Wis.
: WELL-ESTA BLIsHED REAL. rs
tate concern ina Norfolk wants man OF
abiuty 10 take entire control OF their
business. must take financial interest.
pi"s'h, manager has hands full OF other
inaller and cannot give enough time
10 NE ous mess. Address &. G.. WAL
wANTED-BUYER FOR 12.Oooooo FEET
tgns e. unoied pine. with mill outnt
tcapaclty 1900 70 20 90 feet per day) sit
uat,d on Seaboard. timber large and Of
pest quallty; for prices. etc write W
H. INGRAM OF II. NOISE. Sumter.
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN. WITH TEN
years experience. as general arro,r,lt
amt and Office manager: mas S,oo0 ~
$1,000 20 invest with services. best fes-
umonols can be furnished. ana am cor
rcSp"ndence confidential Address X
l'7. care this Office.
START A NAIL ORDER BUSINESS
We furnish everything necessary. only
fcw dollars required. new plan success
NJ libt ItN-HICk 358 Dearborn street.
Chicago.
wHEAT-Sl2 90 BUYS FIVE UPS AND
five downs. good for one week 'T,,c--.rt
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Boarding.

WANTED. OCCUPANTS. WITH BOARD.
, t"' i'r,.s-'ri s',"l,d-iioor
connection fr n.-.-a. lont sr.or,.-.,.,l
ions "a, r.4-.-lt-l. rlf,. .5l-.... en-
-.-r ar e.~....
uOARDERs WANTED ~ VERY Dr.-
slrahie secord-foor rooms mont ana
fa.k. hack room of.er.s or. "A fa~.,.. r.,.-...
southern Exposure. central Io'a.iiy. on
Aadr@-s - u. carl tg.s of,,~e w.
81. ANrFU GENTLEMAN TO orC-r-ry
1880 newly furnished rooms zone 'front.'
r.Ia v.,-t-. terms ,l.,sorall. ia n
Twelfth Street
CENrL EAIAN BOARDER IN tnI-
fr.t.I i.,-t t.i,rn.-'. eieel-,, .,..,e
ana best attention. S-s Der mon i. r.oar
fr... AMI t-i-s. s.r.-rs' ,+.tr.s u, ,'.'
can. mis- nrf.r4
TWO GENTLEMEN NAV Dr.r,r,
board and heated room. lu private lam
lis near F-.r4t ana Grare Sfrrers ..,ar,--
ling ur-t-ciass. reasonable rates al
'-.. ere ,..-9 inc
THE WALTER AT 40 J.. FRANKLIN.
newly furnished rooms. good table. sp.-
trans,eats
WANTED-AT THE LCRAY. 400 EAST
ana tsbie boarders. excellent table bic.
splendid rooms
-----.-----,-,. - --.----- ------------
90 rooms and Grsi-ciass taoIe: also
trauslonts accommodated. ai- Grace
Street West.
NANTED-PARTlEs pESTPI\t; E-rps-r-
class board and accommodate trans
lent or regular can obtain same NV, tr-
WANTED ocCT-pAN-rs T-or, ArApc-
Ia o.
".r5 ,,iii, -I"n.' W." ,lsnied, WIN
North Tvclfth Street. 'i''''
,,-, >..rt,r, r,,,,r.r,r,,,e,. --,-e-rr,r,- .
locst,on VS. 60 - - ~ 49, !, ~
sonabie fiox 4ss &c 90 VICE 'eiii'S red
,-'oio- i'oN TO-, olty-
,u rriyafe fsD,iiv af- = trrt~d' ,rie.tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

= L-ESTABLISHED REAL Es
tate concern in Norfolk wants man OF
ahilty TO take entire control OF their
business must take financial interest.
pirsen- manager has hands full OF other
maj. ers and cannot give enough time
20 the business Address 4 q, VA
TON. Norfolk. Va
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Situation Professional.

" MI Eb-A YOUNG LADY OF TEN
ears s.4'r"~sfIl experience. devoted fo
ger work ANA holding highest testirro-
il is. desires position to teach I'm q
dinliL or private school Usual English
Terms. $40 ger month. board ana lam.
ToI Address 4l2 North Second Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

SALESMAN FOR VIR-
ginia with a fun line OF soaps. per
fumes and havoring extracts. furnish
Ing the s. for s. selling plan 10 the re-
tail dealer; 5000 weekly advance. r. Il.
COOK. Sales Dept. Detroit. Mich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

w A. ItD. tN EXPERIENCED TRAY
ll, ~ SALESMAN FOR LARGE
ll.r~ IE NOTION AND FUR
SHlNc HOUSE. SALARY NO or
lf NOI- CAN SELL THE
Is" .i'~ ADDRESS WHOLES ALE NO
'''N~ CARE THIS OFFICE
- .-~NEN To- SELL ROYAL PEpSIN
i'''''i~ Iie COMMISSIONS. easy seller.
J.. ~ y SCIIARFF. ST. Louis. Mo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

WANTEp. TO RENT To GENTI.ENrAN
Deautitul third-story front room sonia
"lh 'Atos,. e., private. family. near tirs
at4d M.un For particulars. apply b.
SiRlGGS DRUG STORE. First am,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Agents w anted.

500 PER DAY CLEAR PROFIT
fIea est 4aoNr-9aF'us device ever su-
ent,[' pslei.iei. Do competition. EN-
needed. ANY one can sell tntm
Ian "lo.l's l.' Htpt cake Mixer Ie-
and every woman Will b. w.. 10 -..-
srss one. Write at once for r..l H.. f..
nation how 'o maAe $3.50. ae. G.r
81. Cincinnati. %.
REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED To- So
go ORDERS iioW saloons. dr- -rists
hotels and clubs for Woodland NNE.-tr.
adop ed by L. s. government flr hos
pital purposes easy seller. comn.iSs. on
or salary Write for territory. prices
samples. etc Woodland DrSTfrT
ING co 30. lf6 Scott Street, Coving-
ton Ky.
AGENTs-QUIT MERELY EXISTING
You can make big none, selling our
made 500 las week we nranuflr-
tlre the goods and give you factory
prices Easy sellers. Exclusive terri
tory. EXCELSIOR 90 Dept A j.
20 Dearborn rect Chicago.
sion. The greatest agents seller e-rr
produced. every user OF pen and Ink
buys u ON sight. -'f % 5o per cent
500 in six DAYS. another So ir two
hours MONROE MFG CO. y 30 la
Crosse. wis.
PORTRAIT AGENTS. -Arr.Cqro>.
udcr our system you can make from
- TO so per week. We extend so9..
on 81 DAYS credit 90 an and sell por-
traits at coo. and up. samples and bar
ucuiars free. Earl. = NtIIl-y a.
co.. lo0S y. Wasatcnaw Ave. Chicago.
LADY AGENTS MAKE FASIT.y xsoo a
day selling abdominal corsets: g-aran-
tced 10 reduce abdomen ( 10 g sncncs.
~ ? ,i 50 Die side steeis. HEALTH
tOkSE.I co, 81 W. Iwenty-fourth ST..
New YORK
EARLY AGENTS GET THE BIG IoIr-
gay orders Cut-prlce Christmas books
ouc book, T. l-2c. $50 book loc. g. 50
book, i7c- Credit given. olrat free
FEttG SON CO.. 1of3- Fict.. Cncfn-
WANTED-.AGENTs TO SELL CILT-
ease bonds. to Doe paid for In install
money. THE NATlONAL. INVEST
ME\ COMPANY, Munscy Bldg
Washington u. g.
AGENT WANTED TO SELL TJE XI-yv
pcrtuWed starch. Must Doe able t. work
party. ODOR STARCH 90 "a i,ift6
Avenue New York
AGENTS PORTRAIT AGENTS SEMI
for our latest price list Superior work
very moderate prices. j. f. GIANNIN
ART STUDIO. 33N East Seventeenth
Street. New York.
MAN OR WOMAN To DISTRrr,1--,,,
samples and employ agents SIS Il v,oelt
cNpenses advanced Permanent ZTEG-
LER CO, 2Zl Locust Street. PhiIad.l-
phia
AGENTS NAMEPLATES. SIGNS NUM-
oers readable darkest nights. easily
sold. profits large. samples free
WRIGHT SUPPLY CO.. EnSlcwood H.
PORTRAIT SAMPLES FREE. CREDIT
70 all. free premiums KTRX Apt
CO.. 1929 " Halsted Street. Chicago.
Business Opportunities.
w y y II + d LARGE. WEII-EST AE-
HsIeI manufacturing company making
Nt'p.e Hns OF goods widely known
wants satisfactory man with s. 900 cash
Too c-t1Nlsh and carry on branch bust
uoss. SD per month saIarN nnd III ex-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Solicitors and Statesmen.


WANTED. TWO TRAVELLING SALES
Hieil IN virginia TO sell Fruit elders and
Srocers' Sundries: SO per week and ex-
tOkNtA CIDER & FLAVORJNG CO.
ia Market Street. ST. Louis, Mo
TRAVELLING SALESMAN FOR VIR-
ginia with a fun line OF soaps. per-
FUMES and havOring extracts. furnish
tai dealsr IS 500 S weeRy P advance NO F.
COOK. Sales Dept. Detroit. Mich.
WANTED-CITY SALESMAN or EN-
N0TiON HOUSE sPr.ENbib pOSi-
TON FOR THE RIGHT MAN. AD-
DRESS 'WHOLESALE NOTIONS,
CARE THIS OFFICE
ED-EXPERIENCED SALE s
men. specially preferred, for balance OF
1875 and all 1897. busters and reliable
men only: $3.50 OF better 10 ght men,
Address Box 514. Dept. A. chicago
TRAVELLING SALESMAN or COMAIIs-
sion 70 carry four samples OF mems
shoes 20 retail at s.. ready sellers
everywhere. state territory. experience.
reference. etc. ALL-LEA1 uEk SHOE
FACTORY. Baltimore, Nd
AN-EXPERIENCEp IN ANY
line TO sell general trade in Virginia. An
uheNceled specially proposit ZION 70 hl
vacancy November LIST for the balance
OF this year and 1907. Commissions
with $50 weekly. THE CONTINENTAL
JEWELRf Co. Cleveland. O.
LARGE WHOLESALE HOUSE. PAY
ing its statesmen $500 per year and eX-
penses to sell staple line 90 general trade
des res two more men for 1917 Co com
nence work at once d poss bile. Address
JOHN S. ALLAN. Detroit. Mich.
Statesmen WANTED TO HANDLE AS
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Help Wanted Male.


LOCAL REPRESTNTAIIN h. IVAN ED
Experience unnecessary. IL honest am
bilious and willing 20 learn the business
slred. Write at once Tor ful. particu-
ltIs Address either once. \AllONAL
NO-Ot Era lN h REALTY Co. Hlt b,
Athendeum Bldg. Chicago. or 81 b,
Maryland Bldg Washington. ID. {.
MAN WANTED RY PARLIAMENTARY
mill Work in own town, full or spare
time. Salary and board paid. Expert
"uce not essential q. Box 1862. Phil
adelphia, Pa.
WANTED bright WHITE BOY
ABOUT II years old AS Office boy. Il b.
bRAUER. 40 f. Broad ST
WANTED-FIFrY I.ABORERS FOR
concrete work at Sixth and Canal, Sl.,O
per nine hours
WANTED-A GOOD UNION TIMER
Apply Monday morning, PEMBERrON
WANTED. CABINET-MAKER AND
wood-fn sher Apply LEVY * KASS.
% w Broad
WANTED. 10 BOYS FROM is To- Is
years 20 work I'm factory. Apply Monday
morning az O'Clock 1913 l.. Cary.
WANTED TWO FIRST-CLASs UP
holsterers. Apply LEVY * KASS -3 w
WANTED. STOCK BOY. APPLY Az r.
Broad
WANTED A COLLECTOR AND SOIL
e-L9r- SO W Broad
Situation Vented Male
An EXPERIENCED SALESMAN nE-
sires position TO travel South Carolina
turing company References fuuis ed
Address r. r., J.. O.. BOX ll9. Charles
ton, $ c.
y YOUNG MAN HAVING SIX YEARS.
experience I'm pluubln and gIS-littlu-
desires to return to trade with some r,-
liable party under six months inSr-lc-
t0uS. can furnish the best o. refcreur. 5.
stat" salary. Address a ll2. care tlls
office.
BARTENDER DESIRES A POSITION.
can furnish best references. haas seven
years experience. sober ana ndustri-
Gus. ADDRESS y l-l care TINS oiiico
Z XPERTEN Need BOOKKEEPER
wants position with real estate OF ~ hole
sale firm; present employed. hes, r., fer
cnces. Address ID l". care this office.
POSITION is Wholesale OR RE
TAN hardware store, 10y boy sixteen G6I
perience and bsst Of references Ad-
dress Box 81. X. r. D.. No !. Black
stone. Va.
WANTED FIRST-CLASS ROOKK EEP-
tr and general office man. thoroughly
practical. have had ]. years experience
ln the best So stematlC business methods.
employed az present desire change. ADJ
dress k l,N. care this office
WANrED-BY AN EXPERIENCED or
urr man, position as hookkreprr or do
ing clerical work of any kind. would ne
wiling to start on small sa-ary. best
ot references Address l. lel. care TINS
office.
WANTED. BY EXPERT STENOGRApI-
or. work 20 he done I'm the evening.
StenoEraphlc or copying neat. accurate
and rapid. Address G.. r.. care OF Car
rl,r 81
WANTED SITUATION BY THOROUGH
dairyman and stockman. married. Adj
dress DAIRNMAN. 5000 Williamsburg
Avenue.
WANTED by FNPERIENCED SHIP
ping clerk position with Wholesale
house, can keep books tn connection
With work. city references Address
u lls. care this office
WANTEp-BY YOUNC COLORED Man.
position of office cleaning. best refer
ono Adi-ess 7 ~. carc tsis office.
Situation ETTarto6 T-ov,olo
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Professional Help Wanted

w ANTI DID AT ONCE. TWENTY FIVE
'''-' y. with mrs grad cer-incatce
igr public schools Apply to THE vim.
W. Cridlin. Manager. Manchester. Va ~
w An ED "A COMPETENT LADY
i'acAer in private family Studies I'm
N4... ieeora latin and Nusi, Al
----o - L SIIlRTER. TN q.