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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09
EN- NORMANDIE

Desireuse de commemorer avec
6clat le millieme anniversaire de
Ia fondation du duche de Norman
die, la vile de Rouen a decide
d'organiser, au mois de JUN de
lann6e prochaine, de tres grandes
fetes auxquelles seront convi6s
non settlement tous les Normands
de France, mais aussi ceux du
monde entier. C'est dire que les
Canadiens francais devront y
prendre tout particulierement part.
Cette manifestation a pour OBJ
jet de c6lebrer lie genie de la race
normande. de faire revivre aux
yeux de tous les pages glorieuses
de son historic. ......
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09
&N61Wl2zzz<k&r
Dry Goods Furnishings
9Ol-3 2Oeme Ave. N.

Qu6bec-M. Achille Magnan,
tailleur de CUR, de Saint-Roch,
est mort subitement.
Ottawa-Thomas Bernier, cor
donnier, rue Wellington, a etc
trouve mort dams son lit.
Quebec-Le chemin de fer de la
Bale des Ha! Ha! sera inaugur6,
le II d6cembte.
Varennes-On a decouvert
6chou6 sur la rive de lie du sci
gDeur Lussier, une chaloupe, dams
laquelle Sc trouvait le cadavre dun
homme don't la tete tr; flait dams
Teau. On apprit que le cadavre
6tait celui de M. Cl6ophas Menier
qui 6tait mort dune syncope.
I'm p6nible accident Went de
plonger dams le deuil la famille
Lauzon, de le Cote Saint-Michel,
a Rosemont Nine Lauzon sortit
pour aller dams une 6picerie cher
cher des provisions ct laissa, seuls
dams la maison: une fillette de qua
tire ans, une autre de trois ans ct
un tout jeune bebe au berceau.
Pendant cette absence la petite
Laurette, ag6e de trois ans, prit
un journal ct sen fit une torche
en- la faisant famber a la porte du
poele. Les fammes Sc communi-
querent a ses v6tements ct la bru
l6rent par tout le corps, La petit
te victime mourut quelques heu-
res apr4'.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09
Encore lie DiscOurs de
BOurdSSd

Bravo! FECHo; bravo! d;avoir re-
produit dams votre numero lie la Sc
maine derni4re Particle de Lave
dan dams le ''Solei'' de Paris au
sujet du fameux discours de NJ.
Bourassa a Montreal. II faudrait
lentretenir longtemps encore, Zen
thousiasme cree par la superbe en-
voice du d6fenseur eloquent de la
langue francaise au Canada. Que
nation Ell rid6e de publier ce dis
cours sous forme de brochure que
Ton r6pandrait partout OH Ia Ian
que de Racine ct de Lamartine, de
Bossuet ct de Lacordaire Sc volt
attaquee!
Mgr. Bourne a-t-il done, au mo-
ment Oh il a prononc6 un malen-
contreux discours, a-t-il complete
ment oubli6 Phistoire de la civilisa-
ton chretienne ct le role guy
Que la langue francaise?
N;a-t-il done jamais etc sur le
continent de pEurope pour voir
combien, en- dehors de son lie,
les langues anglaise ct franchise
sont bien loin d'etre appr6ciees
a son aune par la haute soci6t6?
Gu son jugement a-t-il etc egare
par la situation actuelle de p6gli-
Sc Ell France? Dams ce cas- quill Sc
rassure; ct quill lise-car il salt IL
re le francais-qu'iI lise, les bellies
paroles que dams sa File de Ro-
land' Henri de Bornier met sur les
levres de Charlemagne.
On conn; i la scene:
A differences reprises le cham
pion de lIslam await defe les Ba-
rons francais. Aucun d'eux n'osait
d6fendre fhonneur de la France en-
champ clos Bien que vieux ct
rEmpereur 6tait sur le
point de descendre ]ui-meme dams
larene, ct reprendre l'ep6e de Ro-
land on mourir. Mais Dieu en-
vote toujours a la France, au mo-
meut opport1m, le sauveur don't
ellie a besoin. Gerald apparait, ct
avec la ''Joyeuse" de rEmpereur
''Durandal; a lemir sar-
rasin. C'est alors que rEmpe-
reur ''la barbe chenue'' .eclate
IN ces transports qui toujours di-
ront les esperances de la France:
0 France! douce France! O ma
France benie!
Rien n'epuisera done ta force ct
ton genie.
Terre du d6vouemenl, de rhon-
neur, de la Fol,
Il ne faut done jamais d6sesp6-
rer de toi:
Puisque, malgr6 tes jou,'s de
deuI ct de misere
z14 trouve atu h6ros d6s qu'I est
n6cessuire
Oui, que ron Sc rassure, malgre
les racontars pessimistes, la Fran
e chretienne s'est d6ja ressaisie;
It lentement, mais sdrement, lien
lonnerai la preuve prochainement)
IN nouvel esprit p6netre les mas
es, faisant deja entrevoir Taurore
[u beau jour de la resurrection que
era joindre le heros que la France
rouve toujours "des quill est ne
essaire''.
lie RTsONT1N
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09
NUMERo SO:
ANNONCES:

Tariff DIES annonces dome sur appli
cation.
Demandes ploi-demaude de do
mestiques ou d'emloyes-annonces pour
chambre on pension - annonces pour
objets perdus ou trouvGs.
Au taux de UN CENT du mot.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09

Newark, N. J.-Quinze person
nes, la plupart des jeunes files,
ont peri dams lincendie de la ma
nufacture de la Newark Paper
Box Co., la plus crosse confagra-
tion depuis DIES annees. Plusieurs
jeunes files ont aveuglement sau-
t6 des fenetres dies troisieme ct
quatrieme 6tages pour aller Sc
fracturer les membres sur l'asphal-
te de la rue a quarante pieds plus
bas.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09
FEU! FEU! FEU!

PourquOi ne pas placer vos
Assurances avec un DIES n6tres
Soft contre le Feu, les Ouragans,
les Voleurs, les Automobiles ct
les Chevaux. Voyez done notre
compatrotes, il est digne de conf
ance ct est le seul Canadien-F Fran
Gals repr6sentant les Meilleures
Compagnies de la vile. Telepho-
ne, T.S.INo. 522. C. c. Belanger r
1900 Avenue Centrale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09
Madrid-Deux officers ct vingt-

Madrid-Deux officers ct vingt-
sept soldats francais ont etc tues,
au cours dun soulevement de Mu-
sulmans, au Marco. Les bless6s
sont nombreux. C'est une d6pe-
peche oficielle recue de Nellie
par le premier ministre, M. Cana
lajas, qui annonce cette lugubre
nouvelle. Les Musulmans au-
raient pris les Francais par sur
prise. Ces derniers dependant,
la meme d6peche, ont fait
leur devoir ct ont reussi
chaser les ennemis. Les Fran
gals qui ont etc aussi lachement
assassines faisaient le service de
garde, CONNIE le veut un trait6 au
sujet de la protection internatio-
male du Marco.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09

llll lllSdIltDlC SlIyIc. l. tlltlttHL les
mornes Satrlrnales qui Sc r@p6-
tent le long DIES six cents pages re-
glementaires, il y g6n6ralement
I'm NOZZLE docteur- tourment6 par
la chair, ct chaste n6anmoins-
qui constate, g6mit ct tire des con-
clusions phiIosophiques. LIE nom
de Claude Bernard plant6 sur
tout le naturalisme, supplement
parce qu'Henry C6ard await prete
a Zola. LA Medicine experiment
tale. Bien DIES gems ont d1 fnir
par croire que Claude Bernard.
assistait aux soir6es de M6dan.
Emile Zola faisait une incroyable
salade avec ses bribes de medicine
mentale ramass6es a travers les
lecons du c6lebre physiologiste ct
les ouvrages-en abr6g6-de Dar-
win.
Je TAI entendu dire sans rire a
une table de dix-huit personnes,
OH lon await prononc6 lie nom de
Charcot: I'll me parait, mon bon
ami, quill a 6crit DIES livres curieux
int6ressants. II faudra que je
vote Ca II croyait de bonne fol
son visa n6cessaire a la gloire de
lillustre clinicien de la Salp6trie-
re.
II appelait science" un certain
nombre de bourdes qui current
cours pendant la moiti6 du dix
neuvieme steele: progress ind6fni;
la fatalit6 h6r6ditaire; Revolution
a toutes les sauces; Pobscurantis-
me religieux; la physique ct la
chimie, acheminement vers f6ga-
lite sociale; l6lectricit6 mere du
Disarmament; la geologic victori-
euse de la th6ologie. etc, ETC.,
C'est la, encore plus que dams son
gont passionn6 de l'immondice,
quill faut chercher la cause de sa
diffusion. II a correspondu, pen
dant trente ans, a r6tat d'esprit
des primaries. II a etc non senle-
ment le prophetic du crottin, mais
encore le docteur de Ignorance
acquise, de la notion qui tue la
connaissance.
Dams les dix dernferes annees'
de sa vie, la sottise de Zola prit
une tournure sociale. LIE fait que
le soleil est le p6re DIES moissons,
que le travail est f6cond ct que
lenfant continue le pere lui parut
tres propre fonder une espece de
religion naturelle don't on retrouve
les pauvres elements dies
croutons nageant sur Jne eau tie
de dams les extravagants 'Evan-
giles. Son romantisme lui re-
sous forme dun plagiat
inconsistent des dernieres attitudes
de Hugo, b6nissant Phumanit6,
maudissant lEglise, disant leur
fait aux grands de la terre. La
est que Hugo faisait
UOuIllOyCl lot - uoClCc Gu ltI AlUCICt
dams la lumiere, au lieu que Zola
les faisait tournoyer dams quelque
chose de beaucoup moins brilliant.
II vaticinait, mails de son aqge, ct
son glaive n'avait pas bonne
odeur.
On a fait des extraits des hor-
reurs de Zola. On men pas fait
lie ses niaiseries. C'est dommage.
Une fois SORTS du purin, ses pom
:ifs, sa pr6tention, ses pr6jug6s
leviennent I'm tres bon repertoire
les poncifs, de la pr6tention, dies
or6jug6s de ces quarante dernieres
ehn6es. II m'apparait CONNIE lie
niroir de la democratic, accroch6
lans un water-closet de gare, aux
oortes battantes.
Ce saligaud a le plume intaris-
Die est lui-m6me un document
lumain; 'encyclop6die de la beti-
e ambiante.
LEON DAUDET.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09

Nous enverrons un numero specimen
du journal i toute personne qui en- feA
Ia demande.I
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09

Londres. lie :sTimes' assure
que probablement le roi Georges ct
la refine Marie visiteront les colo
nies anglaises.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-12-09

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT est ]e journal
par excellence des families de langue
franchise du Nord Quest.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
MANY QUESTIONS
ASKED BY JUDGES
Supreme Court Hearings in Stand
ard Oil Case Frequently In
terrupted.
POINTS ARE INVOLVED
Justice White and Lurton Most
I Observation-Disclosures At
titudes Puzzling.
IS ARE INVOLVED

WASHINGTON, March I5.--From
the questions directed by members o.
tie supreme court to the attorney,
arguing on both sides Of the Standar.
OH case legal prognosticators are to
day attempting to figure out the at
titude of individual members of the
court
justices White and Lurton are the
two most inquisitive members of the
court In this case, taking copioas
notes and frequently interrupting iur
further calculation on involved points
particularly as 20 the corporate re-
latipnsstips OF the various subsidiary
companies forming the oil combine.
afia q the steps taken toward thu,
rehabilitation of power in the hold
ing cG1u pany. the Standard OIL OF New
Jefses.
Jusfi1e Day, who is an Ohioan, WAS
particularly inquisitiVe yesterday as
TO the decision Of the courts in that
state which adjudged the Standard
tnt Company of Onto a monopoly and
forced a general REIMBURSEMENT OF the
-tftrTt--- tt---sS tfSftt-s~-f3rcwvr
terrosatqries were confined to points
involving the intricate system of stock
ownership and exchange ~ stock in
tne Subsidiary companies iof that in
the Standard Oil of New JIG rsey--one
Of the things against which the gov
eminent has turned its artillery.
Hazard on ATTITUDES.
A practitioner before the court to-
day hazarded the guess that Justices
I.urton and Day had indicated fran.
the tenor OF their questions that thes
regard some of the acts of the tras,
With disfaTor- Justice White is
chased as adopting the t9afdaie Foaa.
The answers given To Justice Brewers
interrogatories we're apparently salts
factory To thar 5urist so that his posi-
tinn Is not clear.
The chief Justice and Justice
Holmes were the only two members
OF the court yesterday that did not
ASK Il stnSse question
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
BOWLING CONTINUES
AT DETROIT CONGRESS

DETROIT, MICH. March 10
With to-day's bowling in the doubles
and singles of the American Bowling
Congress, the visitors have their last
try at the prize money. Beginning
tonight, local five-men teams will oc-
cupy the alleys. and tomorrow viii
be givee over entirel! to winding Up
the local doubles and singles.
1t Ia believed the leaders IN the
three events will retain their places.
The individual high scores are excel
lent. but those in the doubles and
five-men events are not quite up TO
the previous tournaments.
single and double standings were
unchanged yesterday, but in the hit"
squad of fIve-men teams last night
-ttTr- Kt,Nt,-tsssfa- Aeaet4..Fl E-altats
ASIA, taking fourth place The next
best five men score of the dav also
WAS made In the late squad bS the
Rincharts of East Liverpool. Ohio.
who rolled eros
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

the senior member of Quarles ana
Wingfield. wood and coal dealers.
Prior to that Mr.. Quarles was for
number of years In the mercantile
business.
Mr. Wheatfield has been in the
clothing business at Third and Broad
streets nearly twenty years having
been associated with Mr.. l.. Fell
heimer. He is considered one of the
best informed men on clothing In the
city. and he numbers his friends by
the thousands.
The firm have engaged a competent
corps of statesmen, among them being
Messrs Ellis Goode and Hunter
white. VIM were with Mr.. Fsilheimef~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

DANNILLE. VA. March lb.--The
grand jury OF the corporation court
Monday returned presentments
against eight parties all colored. tor
selling and dispensing cocaine in
Dauyilye. Presentments were return
ed against two for selling whiskey
without a license. J. r. Hylton was
convicted this afternoon for selling
liquor without license, and was fined
$50 and given thirty days in Jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Morkingmen.s Conference.

STANTON, VA. March is.--Ths
workiugmens Fraternal Association
composed Of men who work. whether
with hands or brain---heuce Of
fssisorrfs. la " refas merchants afsFi
othcrr--has accepted an invitati,Sl
from the Lynchhnrg Chamber OF Com,
merce IT, attend q convocation to he
held in that city In May, IL advertise
the resources of this State. and VIII
send Charles f. Haines as delegate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
MANCHESTER NEWS

vfve the old Border City FAIR
which Was distinct feature of the
life of Bristol and Washington coun-
ty. Va, and Sullivan county, Tenn.
In 1878 and earlier. II is a concur
sion of the board that II IL was pos-
sfbfe To have big fairs back in the
village life of Bristol. greater bnes
ought to- be held now, with pike roads,
automobiles and improved methods
of farming and stock raising
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

OF the old FeIiheimer stock and VIII
put in first class line of clothing
The question of wages and working
to none.
The location at Third and Broad
is considered one of tire best busi-
ness corners on Broad street, and as
both Messrs. Quarles and Wheatfield
are we'll known business men. the new
concern starts out with very bright
prospects.
Mr.. Quarles was for many years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

Cars lesve Manchester, seventh and Perry
Streets for Petersburg.
ss Z 8, 80 10. II .i2 P. NJ, I. .. 50. 4, 5.
ss5:45. s6. I. s. s9, 10 =. NJ.
100 r. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg foot Sycamore Street..
sis s.s5. ..7.is. 1855. s,s5 9.ss. "Io:a5,
IL 81 A. NJ 1925. si.a5- 2.3a- 3-s5, @*3S. 5i35,
e:35. e. .3a s:35. a:35 si0;s0. fi40 =. NJ.
Carrirs baggage and express
- ris,rrerri. cxrrT,s Sundays and hDtr1svs-
Al cars from Petersburg connect With cars for
Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

NEW Work. MAfrh t3.---f.ecauss
4 .ssral Mi1.ll ras linking straight ont
~ He4, Leafs Pauihan, the French
aviator failed 10 make his scheduled
ascension yesterday at THO Jamaica
racp track on Long Island,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
!. r,,nn OLA Fsn,nioncd Fair,

BRISTOL. VA. March 1.-THE
bristol Board Of Trade. assisted by
#. b. Tha,,rstene, OF the land and In
dnstriai department II the Southern
railway, is about to take steps 70 re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

wANTED-AT ONCE, SITUATION AS
stenographer and ONCE assistant;
- have had threa years. experience;
reference exchanged. Address MISS
+. E.. Chase City, Mecklenburg Gu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

wANTED-I.ADY WANTS SITUATION
in refined country home; under
stands the care Of milk and butter.
Address COUNTRY HOME, care OF
The virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

wANTED-wORK TO DO AT HOME
by lady best of references. Ad-
dress j., care The Richmond virgin
ian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

WANTED--ExPERT LADY STESOG-
grapher wishes substitute positions.
Substituting speciality. lis 3,
Linden street Phone Madison 52T0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

POSITION WAyTES-FEMALh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY ( Y051TTSSs
lady to address envelopes and ONCE
work. Address b. c., care Richmond
ytrginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

WANTED POSITION BY A SETTLED
lady as companion and TO attend q
lady going away for the summer.
Address T. 81, care virginian. city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

Messrs. ". G. Quarles and L. C..
wheatfield. who recently formed a
partnership to conduct clothing, fur
nishing and haberdashery store at
Third and BROAD streets in the store
formerly occupied by the late l.. Fell
hetmer. will formally open doors as
the new firm tomorrow morning.
QuarIes and Wheatfield will be the
style of the new firm, and they Will
as readily as possible finish disposlng
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

ANTED--REFINED EDUCATED La
dy desires. June LIST. position as
companion or teacher. no objection TO
travelling. References MISS WAT
kINS. Red Oak. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

WANTED--BY LADY, POSITION AS
pianist In motion picture show. or
chestra or theatre. experienced. Will
leave city. Reference given, "G"-l.
care Richmond Virginia,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

wANTED--EXPERT LADY STE
nographer desires substitute or per-
manent position; nve years expert,
ence. Address w. 10. care Richmond
vfrginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Tampa Esesuits

FIRST race--tnree-Se ar-olds aud W.
FVc T1rI0ngS, S1 TffNg-Fobby Coak,
first; Eseuts neon. second; Charlotte
Hamilton third. Time, 1904 20
Srf'Tsld rare--three- gear-oids and
Up. Gye and hair 9Hriongs. selling
Frank Flesher. first. NecAlet second;
fa+-kate. third Tstrt9r, ! +. e 80
Third rssrc--foUr-s sar-oids and up.
six fgrieugs seiling-~Hurtock. FIRST:
Occidental, second: Mantle, third
TINE. IT'S g.
Fourth racc~-threc yesr-oids and
up. Eve furtongs. settings Aston.
first: Lucuflus, sce0nd Bonnie Bee,
third Time les %.
fifth rate -thTsc-yesr olas and up.
seven fttrlongs, aelling- Mcrn1a IA,
tirst: Efohle. second. Judge Dundon.
third Time. "a I~b.
sixth fAee--4feur- year ODDS and up,
selltug. uIiie and = siStee Gih--L afay+
cite, sarst. Rcd tiusssr sscnnd; Cop-
Frlosa. third. Time. 1858 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

/ WANTED-A REFINED LAD
would like q position to sew with
\ some dressmaker. Address II. f.
/ 2, care virHinian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15


Permanent position state expert
ence and salary expected. Apply r.
@. 20. virginian.
WANTED4-SAL EsMAN FOR HARD
ware specialties: city trade and road
State age, experience and references.
Address ROAD, care Richmond Nir-
HELP wASTED--FEMALE.
NANTED-~BY April. 1sT, AN ExPE-
rfenced housekeeper. must be VIII
ing to assist in cleaning ana capable
of directing servants. Reference re-
quired. a 40 care Richmond Fr-
gilman.
wANTED--AT 2f1 n. VINE. STREET A
wash woman; prefer the washing
done at the house, Apply at once.
wANTED-GIRL ron NORTH;
wages s20; ticket furnished. f2s n
Eighth street.
WANTED-A GOOD MIDDLE AGEp
nurse. none need apply unless they
can give good reference. Room on
lot JAS. II. GRANT. f4Ii Grove Av.
city
WANTED, GIRL FOR NORTH; WAGES
$50. Ticket furnished. I22 North
Eighth street.
wANTED--A WOMAN sTENoGRA-
pher who understands general ONCE
work. must be tactful and well ed
ucated permanent position: state
! experience and salary expected. Ap-
ply X. Y. T.. q. Virgintan
wANTED-GIRLs FOR OUR BIND
cry: experienced preferred. Apply L.
II. JENKINS. 220i West Broad
r you WAIT TO CAST ASIDE THE
washerwoman call Madison. SS4z.
s EaR,lMy E rsts;nf d' 1ss-72s N Wssi
Cary Street
POSITIONS wANTED-MALE.
WANTED. BY GENTLEMAN AS NIGHT
Waterman janitor or any light work.
Can give references II required. Ad-
dress w. A. GoDSEY. 500 S. Spring
street.
wANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. WHO Is
student of Business College. this
city. position as assistant bookkeep-
or: can give best reference. G-2 care
Richmond Virginlan.
wANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN FOR
Saturday only, position as salesman
in shoe store or gents furnishing.
good reference. Address Henery,
$40 e. Clay street.
| WANTED-AN EXPERIENcED STE
nographer, hustler. one not afraid
Of work. desires TO make change;
best of reference furnished, Ar. l.. G.'
e2o2 Jefferson ave.
" ANTED-BY \ YOUNG MAN TWEEN
ty years of age, a position as col
iector, with a reliable Arm; expert
enced and can give satisfactory re-
ferences. Address b. 4, care this Of
Ace.
tWANTED-BY COMPETENT AND RE-
| liable bookkeeper with four years
experience extra work to do at night.
| Can furnish best of references. Am
now employed as bookkeeper in q
| large factory In the city. Address l..
I r, D., care Virginian.
w ANTED-YoUNG MAN WANTS Po-
| sition with thoroughly reliable hrnl,
| where work and honesty is appre-
| eiated; can furnish references as to
| character and ability. Address b.
WANTED-PoSITION BY YoUN @
man. as assistant hookkeeper. can
/ furnish best of references. E. II.
care Nirginian Office
" ANTE OPPOSITION BY ExFERI-
| enced clerk. having knowledge Of
stenography, can furnish best Of
! reference, ADDRESS C-54, care VIZ
ginian Office.
| WANTED-POsITIoN BY EXPERT
enced billing clerk haas knowledge
| of shorthand, typewriting. book
keeping and general once work
best of reference. Address F.-6,
care Nirginian Office.
If you ARE TIRED OF COMBINING,
poorly paying work and willing TO
spend SIS to learn an easier occu.
| patton and get employment at which
| you can make at least SIS month.
call at sos east Grace street, second
Hoor. front room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15
Monday $ Races
.Iacksf,,lyiIie liesi,I,s

JHCk~nHYTtIe RESULTS.
First raDe~-sfN tarlonEs. maiden
Sc ..-esss. first. Jenn teBrgior1. Sec
oad; krev}and, fhira Time. Ia s-s.
Second raCe~Six Turiongs. selling
Homie Run. first; Iama, second: Skyo.
third Time. l.fa t-&,
Third receive and a half our
longs, purse-Mtiton b.. first. Mar
tlnez. second: Carroll. third. Time,
1907 4-5
Fourth race--seVen furlougs,
pHrse--~Nealon, iirst. Rio Granue.
second: Arondaek, third. TiHle.
I.2s I~s.
Fifth raee--Six fHriengs. selling
EarIlsda1e FIRST; King Avondase.
se,serd; Gold Dust, third Time. Time,
isis Is.
sixth rage~--onc mile and an eighth.
solling-~Edvin H.. tirst. Goleopnh.
SO ond. Oheren. third Time. 1861.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

wANTED-THoRo CoMPE-
tent stenographer: several years
experience. desires position. perrna.
neat. Prepared to take dispositions
Piece work speciality Phone
Madison AHA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

WaNTED--sEWING At HOME. La,
dies and childrens'. also chairs TO
recane. Address MRS. NJ. r. MAYO,
339 s. Cherry street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

iwANTED--SETTLED LADY OF EN-
perience wants nursing to do IN hos
pital, or would care for invalid. Ad-
dress DIS. care OF the Virgtnian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-15

| wANTED--RY A REFINED LADY TO
do light house cleaning, linen room
or sewing. Apply A. G.. 2s1s w.
Grace.