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FORGED SIGNATURES.
ingenious Methods Of Detection EN-
pIoyed by the Experts.

P'Oyeu Oy tHe Experts.
Most ingenious means are nova
days employed in the detection OF
forgery. 1t is a very clever forger
indeed who can deceive the up tc
date expert in chirography.
AS has been pointed out by Sand.
berg, the expert may put a juror to
the proof that out of a dozen sigma.
lures of his own name no two will
be alike in general form. Then the
expert may turn to the authentic
and forged signatures in almost any
case and show to the layman that
the first question Of forgery arose
from the fact that these two sigma
lures r at first glance identically
alike almost to the minutest detail.
The forger has been too skillful. He
has held to the old principle of
copying the authentic signature
that he has at hand, and the con
sequence is that the more nearly he
can reproduce the signature in every
proportion the more readily can the
forgery be proved.
A most significant fact upon
which the expert may base his in
vestigations of possible forgery is
that every one has his ''pen scope"
This technical term describes the
average stretch of paper that one
may cover without lifting the pen
from the paper and shifting the
hand TO continue the line.
In the case Of signature it should
be one of the easiest and least
studied group of words that the
writer should be called upon to put
upon paper. In writing a letter.
for instance, the pen scope through
out may exhibit an average stretch
of one inch for the text of the let
ter, while in the signature the whole
length of the name, twice as long.
may be covered. But if the writer
covers the full stretch of his name
in this way the expert may prove
by the shorter pen scope of the
copyist that the studied copy is a
forgery on its face. for. however
free of stroke the forger may natu-
rally be, his effort to produce a fac
smile Of another's signature will
render his scope shorter than that
of the original signer.
A common means of reproducing
a signature is TO place the original
signature on a piece of glass, lay
another piece of glass on top of it
and fasten the paper that is to re-
ceive the forgery on top Of that.
Then by holding the glass strips to
a bright light the original sigma
ture casts a shadow through, and
this may be traced in pencil. From
this the ink forgery is made. When,
however. a forgery accomplished by
this means is placed under a strong
magnifying glass it will not pass
muster. Ii the original has a strong
down stroke on the capital letters
the movement will be free and will
leave the pen lines with smooth
edges. The individual who is trac-
ing such letters cannot trust him
self to the same free movement of
the pen. and the result shows under
the glass hesitancy and uncertainty.
-Harper's Weekly.
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Oct 8ot4
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of o. woodmsn. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executrix OF the will of q. o. WOodman, de-
ceased. to the creditors OF and all persope
having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them, with the nee sssary vouchers.
within four months after the first publica-
tion OF this notice to the said executrix or
to Harlan j. Busbfeld at his office In Mil
Ter, 5 ID. in the County Of Hand. ). d..
Dated at Miller, s d., Oct, "a. IoI3.
LAURA AGUSTA woODMAN,
Executrix OF the estate OF
&, q. WoOdman deceased.
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Why Not?

Do you know any reason why you
should not call a the Press office and
paw yout subscription? 1t will save
you the annoyance Of receiving a
bill. and save the Press the trouble
and expense of mailing statements.
Come in or send by mail to The
Press, Miller. s. d.
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WATCH E

To clean up on all watches
we will sell at a bargain
the following:
II jewel Illinois move
ment in IA k, 20 yr gold
filled case Sl3.7S
This is an exceptionally
fine watch for the money.
The movement is a high
grade Illinois, finely fin
ished throughout. All
jewels set i'm box settings,
Patent Regulator, Split
balance and Over coil hair
spring. The movement
is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction.
Elgin Is jewel, in nickel,
dust proof case SS.75
WaJtham Is jw. i'm nickel
dust proof case S8.7S
Ladies watches in Ia X,
gold filled Hunting cases
from SH.5O up
There are just a few of
these watches left SO
don't wait until they are
all gone. Every watch is
guaranteed to be high
grade and accurate time
keepers.
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laeIp. aeaIe anu Female

WAN,rED.~ MES AND WOMEN 70
qualify for government positions.
Several thousand appointments to
lie made nest fow months. Full In
formatior about openings. how to
stately for booklet G-164. EARL
HOPKINS. Washington. ID. c.
BETTER PAY GIVEN TELEGRAPH
operators Sure positions offered
our graduates Get our rates to-
day. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
LEG Il.
EARN $50 per 100 mailing circulars.
NO canvasslnS. Stamped envelope
tor particulars. ROCKWELL SUP
PLY CO. Mt. Vernon. Iowa.
WE ARE GETTING HUNDREDS GOOD
positions. Can help you. Write or
call. AMERICAN LABOR BUREAU.
40 North Ninth
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Drip lllanteo G9aIr

ARE YoU UNDECIDED ABOUT
yorIr future? Then investigate. the
i-ujfcf! states NaVy-cithcr as four
Scars' training or as life's bust
From the day you enter the navy
YOU ySill he earning good living; Nou
;v{ll be getting the finest training
physical and mental You will be
leading healthy life. Y OF VII! eat
nlcn;y Of wholesome food. 20 with
ambitious fellows. and see something
OF the world. And il YOU qualify for
vo, can always mako q fine living,
even II you Go not stay IN the navy
call at NAVY RECRUITING STA
TlON. Allison Building, East Main and
Eighth streets Richmond, Va. Officers
there Viii gladly answer all your
Free book. The Making of 4 Man
O. -Wursfnan" tells everything about
daily life on the United States ships
Write FOR II TODAY 10 BUREAU OF
N.tVIGATTON. Box 81: Navy Depart
ment Washington. j.. ..
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agents ao.anten

- - -, - >>>>->-~>~>>.>- ~~~~~~
AGENTS-A NEW MODEL VACUUM
S Sn, IT a price that viii interest
FOR crew managers; patented and
equipped with the metal flexible ad-
}3osi5aDie nozzie; It's a beauty. Write
MANUFACTURING co, d3i s. Dear-
DO. Dorm 81. Chicago.
DAVIS. MANUFACTURER OF QUICK
ss SCI. household goods offers you a
Al .P,, wnere you can make SO to SIS
unty now more later; steady work.
H ia. pusy with postal asking particu.
HE. ~; VI. DAVIS. C 476, Dayi.
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Professional prIp lAantcn

MPoRTANT TO SCHOOL BOARDs[
Colleges public and private schools
supplied with teachers of all grades
Teachers wanted. THE VIRGINIA
TEACHERS BUREAU. Rev. r. w
Cridlin. Manager. Woodland Heights,
Richmond. Va.
makes specially Of securing posi-
tons for teachers. New vacancies
are being reported to us daily The
leading agency in this section. Write
for particulars. NATIONAL. TEACH
Frs BUREAU, Box G62, Richmond.
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-SPRIN
examinations soon in every state;
chances than ever for appointment
Catalogue is. Eiiyins full iniorma9'
NATIONAL. CORRESPON DENCE IN
-TITUTE Washington. - G.
KENTUCKY- DIS TII.L RY
wants local representatives. outside
OF Richmond 10 solicit saloon and
drug trade on commission for Ken
iuckE whistles ana other liquors.
Big money Write at once for terri
jOry WCODLAND co. WARE
HOUSE. 80 Covinston ~.
Az INTkLL1GENT pERSO%. MAY
jieTcaIlGi iriTREsS ?s55Y"NDicAIT'GE.
ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
United states Marine Corps. between
The ages OF g ANA %. Must he native
bonn or have first paperS Monthly
tion possible. Food clothing, quar-
lers ana inedAa! attendance free NJ
ter thrty ,.Ne:;,ts,. s.@ryice Gaif , rffilire
auces Service on board ship and
ashore IN. an paria q: the World. ,An-
G@Rui;TFING oFFIcE - 5 s. East Main i'-
street. Richmond Va
HALFWAY NAIL CLERKS WANTED;
5000 Oist year; promotion to Si,hbO.
Examinations AIay . in every State.
oiplncI education SGlNClsnt WIN
uy coaching. Full Information free.
Write fol booklet N-l64 Earl.
HorK ms, Washington. -. q.
THOUSANDS OF GOVERNMENT RAIL
way mail clerks wanted AT once for
Parcels Post $40 tho nrst year (Sls
Noaltl and increase $lUu year through
,Aelr grade until $500 is reached
$50 *. ~ '.layofs Pleasant
work and usually every second week
OF with full pas Common education
H
Immediately for free list. showing all
government positions open Tell your
lriends, Of this great 5o9po9rtu.nil! DO
Dept 4O3B, Rochester. y. Y
A"E YOU UNDECIDED ABOUT YOUK
futureI Then investigate the United
states NaVy-oither as four years
training, or "s u ICES business
From the day You enter tile Navy.
YOU Viii be getting the nncst train.
inp=ply steal and mental. You Will
he leadin. Il healthy lie You VIII
cat plenty OF wholesome food: 90
something OF tho world. And il You
qualify for one Of the NaNN's 90 diff
fcrcnt trades YOU can always MAX,
inc lying even II You 40 not stay
, Gall q ,,,i Tayg EecGu'ting .S,agon
Hichmond Officers there viii glad.
ly,answcr %ii your questions:
-WarStnan," tells EVERYTHING about
Tally life on the Cnitcd states shins
Write for II today to BUREAU or
NANIcATlDN. Eox 3Ji Navy no
partmcnt, Washington. - 9
WANTED CITY SALESMAN no DEM
ons;ratc AN Indispensable article 1,
select trade. Address letter win
references for personal interview
Bon as
WANTED. YOUNG MEN no LEAR,
tclegraphy Al tn" PRACTICAL TELL:
GRAPH SCHOOL open every wee
night. Terms reasonable sma,
monthly payments Write post -onic
box 90S or call AT school corner Sow
enth and Franklin. after $50 Y. y;
BE a DETECTIVE EARN $3.50 +,
$500 per month. travel over worl,
Stamp for particulars NATION Al
DETECTIVE AGENCY. Dcrt 40,
Chicago.
WANTED. ORGANIZERS TO SOlJCI
members and organize lodges Or
DER OF OWLS. South Bend IND
MEN--EARN 500 TO $3.50 MONTH.
Investigating; chance TO see the worl
with all expenses paid. Write I.C
HAISE SYSTEM, Dept. lag. Bostnl
Mass
i BOY GIXTEES YEARS OLD. WIT
considerable Office experience, a.
sires n position nj once Excclle.
references. Address G.. W. PORTEl
10 CoWardirH Avenue.
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SALES MANAGER WANTED-ONE IN
each locality 10 represent strong and
reliable stock, bond, real estate and
mortgage security house. Only high
class yOunz men. who can furnish
references as 20 business ability and
character viii he considered Full
or part time. Good remuneration.
AMERICAN SECURITIES COMPANY,
Jacksonville, Fla.
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situations, 4srofessional

WANTED At ONCE. BY MUCH EN-
pcricnccd teacher (of English. Latin
French. Music. situation in private
family, or as govcrncss or companion
References given. Address (Miss) y
u. MILLER. Pizarro. Va.
WANTED, PUPILS no COACH. MATII-
cmatics speciality. Six ycars' cXpc-
riencc. references given. q 2S7,
care Times Dispatch.
TTLEGRAPIlY TAUGHT by EXPr;
ricnccd operator. individual instruc-
tions. Position assured soon as
student .is competent. Learned in
four TO six months: night and day
classes, or by appointment. Low
est price; reasonable terms. Inquire
South Fourth street, City, near
Main.
PROMPT SERVICE WHEN YOt Gail.
Mrs cIfADICE for under graudatc
nurses. Madison SSa-I..
WANTED. AT ONCE. a POSITION,
public school preferred. by expert
cnccd teacher holding professional
certificate and teaching music French
and Latin. Address with terms and
references, MISS r. y. L., Victoria,
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Greater Richmond's Greatest News
paper.
Chr Gimfs 1SA1Gp Dispatrh
GREATEST WANT AND REAL Es-
TATE MEDIUM IN VIRGINIA,
AND ONE OF THE BEST IN
AMERICA.
Want Ad Rates

Dn,ly ono cent per word when paid
=, advance. No ad. taken for .css than
zen cents.
Ono and onc-half cents word all
,,,ss,fications except Situation Wanted
,,, sunday. Situation Wanted, one
,cnt a word. No ad. sunday taken for
less than fifteen cents
No ads. taken for less than twenty
,;,c cents when phoned i'll or charged
utthc counter.
Phone orders not guaranteed.
CIossifications not guaranteed after
nc u. NJ.
For business contracts. send for the
,y,nt Al. Man. Phone Monroe i.
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peIp 11,antrn, female

WANIID. A woRISING HCuSEKEEP
en- 20 or 30 years OH. without incum-
brance; ono that can be .,rcrtel ar
AdSrsss 'qse1 O. ' ss f Rsn aSS%s STE S
WANTED. BY 4 NORTHERN FAM
hoy strSng g; NEAT it girl for ao nn
willing to look after tho wants OF
the three. Address with particulars,
MkS. iSAILEY. 10 Hill street, New
WANTED, LADY STENOGRAPHER
and billing: clerk. with experience in
general Office work. lumber business
ms; give rsfereSnces and state SALARY
desired Address Box 81. Black
stone. Va
EA Nh! $40 10 sl3 wEEh ;!.1,, CORY
Place. Buffalo n. Y.
$3.50 PER DAY PAID ONE LADY IN
lars for concentrated navoring In
tubes. Permanent position. i. f.
BARR CO. Chicago.
LADIES MAKE SUPPORTERS. $1,000
per LOO; no canvnssing; material SI fur
culars. WABASH SUPPLY CO. Desk
Ia. Milwaukee. Wis
AN lNTELLIGENT PERSON
ry ,G mo Semd
for particulars. PRESS SYNDI-
CATE; d03 l,ockport. \. Y.
WOMEN. SELL GUARAN TEED
hose. 20 per cent profit Make $40
daily. Full or part time. Beginners
investigate. STRONG KNIT Box 1929
West Philadelphia. Pa.
LADY GOVERNMENT NATIONS
wanted Examination March II. $50
monthly. Free living quarters Write
OZMENT. 63M 81. Louis. Mo.
WANTED LADY FOR GENERAL OF
flee and some outside work. Perma-
nent position. j 1915, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED y YOUNG LADY BETWEEN
eighteen and twenty five years old
to operate Comptomcter AddinS
Machine. No salary while learning.
ADDRESS II POS. Times Dispatch.
WANTED. YOUNG LADIES TO MAKE
paper boxes. Also some to run light
machines. Steady employment.
Good pay Apply to RANDOLPH
PAPER BON CO. Ross street
WANTED. SEVERAL YOUNG LADIES
for light. clean work. Apply in fac
and Broad.
WANTED EXPERIENCED HOUSE
girl Apply with recommendations
ut $50 West Grace street.
WANTED, y WHITE MAID. AT COS r.
WANTED, \ COOK, AT 100 WEST
Grace.
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l2clp, Apale ann Jrrmaie

WE HAVE EMPLOYMENT FOR YOU.
Come and see us INTERNATIONAL
LABOR AGENCY. 1915 Bank Street,
Room s. corner Eleventh street.
II YOU WANT HELP OF ANY KIND
gee Or cal UP, INTERNATIoNAL
Room 5. corner Eleventh Street.
MEN WOMIcN-GEr GOVERNMENT
parccf post Jobs; $50 week. Write
for list Of positions open. FRANKLIN
INSTITUTE. Dept. 3D9B. Rochester.
~ Y
WHY 81. IDLE. SEE JNTERNA-
tional and get to work. INTEE4NA-
TIONAL LABOR AGENCY, 10l5
Bank Street.
WANTED. FORTY COOKS. MAIDS.
buffers. pOrters. walters. drivers.
etc. thirty farm and dairy hands:
also -four colored couples. w: n.
MARTINS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
rs North Ninth Street. second floor.
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situations 1l.anteo, a7alr


YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS
receiving clerk Good referencse. p
o. Box No. %, Orange, Va At pres
ent employed.
" ANTED-YOUNCi MAN WITH SOME
eGS Sn Snn,s IN weekly newspaper o.
,Wy,hcrc he can finish trade. and would
ilke To learn Linotype. Sober ana
reliable; good reference. PRINTER
y. care Times Dispatch.
DRUGGIST, CITY AND
country experience. wants position
a as lnsmager or clerk with good firm;
ISstSeiren nae: hTTi%sent "mploHed Address
q O o u Il @ o X * l. +. p + r. STENOG.
rapher, male. first-class references.
wants work at once Address III Dos
care Times Dispatch.
" niSce 70 ID FA \ ba,, W;AsBING OR
Err. 700 st. James Street.
WANTED. POSITION BY C0T0RED
woman as cook; thoroughly compe-
tent best reference. Apply i2l Brook
FOUR HOURS EMPLOYMENT PER
na ar,e curing morning wanted by ex-
peFlchccd bookkeepcr. small salary.
best references. Address X ~
Times Dispatch 100
YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCES ~
pookkeeping and general office work
desires position Have experience
ences. C 2S6, care Times Dispatch
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEf,PER AM
once manager wants position. ANY
thing considered Best OF REFER
ehces 3l?. care Times Dispatch
WANTED POSITION As COII.ECTOR
Fest o. reference furnished. ID 220.
POSITION AS SHIPPING CLERK. CAN
rI.;.
Dispatch.
WANTED. SIDELINES FOR SALES
men. neckwarc and hosiery es
pecially, Address SPECIALITY, Lock.
er Box 0, Columbia. Va.
EXPERIENCED sALEsMAN.-B BOOK
keeper. once man open for position
with responsible concern: references
ADDRESS II SIS, care Times Dispatch
PuHI;lC STENOGHAPHER. 927 MI
lHai buildIng Phone Monroe ll5
CAPABLE AND EN PERIENC
dG"oik xh ana general Office man
trust Can furnish high references
a. 10 character, standing and ability.
ADDRESS ]. lG4, care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS
nos"Kneeper in or out Of city; good
references. q 2SS. care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED. EY y SCOTCHMAN. TWEEN
tE-nVc years Of age, with fair gen
cIiti chicaton. position with chance
81 advancement i 30, care Times
Dispatch.
fot"G, PRACTICAL. MAN. EXI,E
ilcnccd with handling ana operating
lIeht machinery and manufacturing
business desires position Can SUI
pcrintend work. Address - 233.
care Times Dispatch
WANTED CLERICAL. WORK. boz
hlc cniry bcokkcrccr Two vcars'
experience. f'irst-class references
ADDRESS 3e". care Times Dispatch
WANTED HOTEL MAN OF SIN
teen ears experience wants man
hsei0ent of hotel Address T. 90, care
Zines Dispatch.
WANTED, POSITION by YOUNG;
man; ,eNpcricnced bookkccper. stem
ographcr; good billing clerk: Al ref
crcnces. r. 20, care Times Dispatch.
TWO YEARS EXPERIENCE HARD
ware man; also shipping clerk, de
rnces Address - $50. care Times
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agents ldsanrrn

SPARE TIME MoNEY[sEVERA1,
years years ago we started small, home
business and il grew so rapidly, that
we need live representatives every
where TO represent us. We know
we can prove to YOU that here ia
your chance to become independent
II you Join ny now. Work can bo
done at home in. spare time. at first.
NO experience or canvassing. We
supply everything. Free particu-
lars. Write to-day. CONE, Man
agcr Dept. "a. Omaha. Ncb:
WANTED LADY AGENTS TO HAN
die our sanitary belts and skirt pro-
tector-Small, easy to carry. Good
seller, Write for particulars at once.
Nine TliERME. 222 North Dcs-
PLANES, Chicago.
AGENTS WANTED FOR DIR. w. IT.
Bakers tubercular remedy. Send for
booklet OF interesting facts concorn-
ing tuberculosis and how to live.
u. j.: MORGAN. $40 Hipprodrome
Building, Cleveland, Ohio.
US ABOUT OUR
snappy household speciality limo that
VIII clear you $40 to $50 weekly. MA
TIONAL ALUMINIUM MIG CO, Box
1861, Lemont Ill.
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Rosl ann jiptlnn

II, TN: PARTY wno HAS Ny TMo
Boston Terriers. male ana ielnalc,
STINT IN. will put name on taE on
coilar ana turn them loose, tncH
viii come home and the part! VIII
Ia. rewarded Female. brindic ana
white. collar with blue stones, an9
"I;nhv L." on plate. Male. Solu
rrindle white breast. heavy I 9i,ar
trimmed with brass. 6. u. III ~
i,ER. sos East Marshall'
LOST. COLLIE DOC. SUNDAY, FEb,
r,,i,ly .: finder please call Monroe
aA2f-L. Reward
STDAYED FROM 25l6 EAST GRACE
street. large black curly shephcrd
no Answers 10 name OF Ttcc. -
reward. Phone Madison loSo-l-.
SrRAYEp FROM 221 SOUTH THIRD
street. a black and white. setter dcg
Answers To the name OF BOP; ke-
ward il returned to above address
LOST. YELLOW CAT WITH COLLAR
I'larl,.t Noah" Finder Will be
suitably rewarded hyf returning TO
NOAHS IMMINENT. III South
Twelfth street. city.
LOST FEBRUARY u, BETWEEM;,
Canal and 500 North Fourth. a SiialI
black coin purse, containing $e.:2.
Finder please return 10 ~" North
Fourth and receive reward
lost on CAR LEAVING SOUTH
Richmond for Petersburg Tuesday.
T'chTuarv :. st L. NJ. gold brooch
s., form OF snake. Pin broken of.
Finder please call Monroe 2l39.
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GET PREPARED FOR MAY 3. RAIL-
way mail clerk and other govern
mcnt exams" by former United
States civil Service: secretary eNam-
liner. Free booklet. V. TATTER-
son CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL. Ro-
chester " Y
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FLATS 1Nanten

NJ, = = =
WANTED. A FURNISHED II0IIcnc
heSpins apartment with two or thrce
ppHur4ois, or furnished house about
n,arcb asd 10. HOUSGKEEPER. p. o.
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TO RENT OR 4ROONI M n
sonable: by March 10. Address ADW
IA North Sixth street. |ND' .
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YOUNG MAN. CONSIDER 4 COURSE
IN teleEraphy. Sure position. good
salary and rapid promotion offered.
Write. call. or telephone for our
proposition MASSEY BUSINESS
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Eoarn lllantfn
Inauguration Rooms For Rent.

TABLE BOARDEIi9o vrpx,5,S.,
avenue Excellent Southern table
board Reasonable. Dcsira bic
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prIp aa,anteu scale

w;;.NTEp. STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
B53SS9k6 EETEE To TAl<E i. c HARSH
MusTG HIVE Go 1tE5'f RfEFERESCEs..
AND BE pREPARED TO FURNISH
FIX! ToN l:s NIP APp E.R1;i G $40. CARE
YOUNG MAN. CONSIDER \ COURSE
salary and rapid promotion offered
proposition. MASSEY BUSINESS
COLLEGE
RAILROAD PRESIDENTS AND. 81
start you. We have attractive prop
S %,saS cd to , 1Ger. MASSEY BUsl-
HAVE PLACED HUNDREDS IN
good positions. Can secure YOU one.
See AMERICAN LABOR BUREAU.
10 North Ninth.
WANTED. ONE E1Rsr-cLAss LIMO
M yxps operate Hd0 for d high class book
RicsnnMoSHbP pfIEio rE M1"q Isox ,s sof"'"F'
WANTED. 4 YOUNG MAN OF ENPE-
rlence and good manners. as clerk
In an Insurance office. Best. refer
ences required. y good opening for
the right man TO learn the business.
with prospect OF promotion. Reply
IN own handwriting. stating qualin-
cations references and salary eN-
pected. ID 22l care Times Dispatch.
LINOTYPE INSTRUCTION: TWEI.V.
weeks. $50: unlimited course. S15O
operators earn $40 weekly: largest
school III existence. $4,000 equip
mcnt. EMPlRE Ii OTY pE
SCHOOL, 49, First Avenue New
ORR:
WANTED. y SMALL WHITE BOY TO
drive drummer's wagon. Apply
rear entrance. SOUTHERN BAR
GAIN HOUSE. Fourteenth and
Franklin Streets. Monday morning
o'clock.
WANTED OFFICE BOY, STATE AGE,
experience. If amy. and give refer
ences. II POI.
WANTED. TWENTY FIVE HANDS TO
work farm. Sl.4o per day Stop is
seven Pines Car Line Pollard Farm,
or Room II, S32 East Main Street
WANTED. ONE DAIRY FARM HAND
Call Madison 4S99-t
WANTED. At ONCE. YOUNG MAN
VINO can drive and show something
ABOUT AN Overland car: live in or
out. Apply CASSELNIANS OFFICE
ltlS +. Main. Richmond
WANTED. BY \ LEADING REAL ES-
tate firm. a first-class real estate
salesman; very liberal contract
awaits one who can produce results.
give experience. present occupation
ana references first communication
Address ID 2lS, care Times DisDatcG
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"nnNTED. FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
nat by April l. No chilfrnn a
oress 413. care the Cohen Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

RAILROAD PRESIDENTS AND SU
perintendents have started at the
telegraph key. Young man, let us
start you. We have attractive prop
osttion to offer. MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

FOUR OR F1VE-ROCM FLAT IN M
mediate neighbori.ood Of Richr,a ani
tTrNGiiegc: no children. II $50, care
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
prIp ad,antep asaIe

You wANT POSITION
as fireman. brakeman. electric mo-
'orman. conductor. colorcd train or
SIscpinS car porter; first. class West
Nlrsinia, Virginia. Maryland roads;
40 10 Sl6o month; STEADY work, Will
ter and summer. No experience
necessary: no StriEc Write imme-
dIateiy. Name position wanted. In
close stamp. Address RAILWAY IN
ST1TCTE. Dept -. Indianapolis,
Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

" ANTED. IHIGIIT Toy ABOUT
fourtecn years Of aye to make him.
SET gcnerallE useful BLOOMRERC;
:. Lin Eti4 CO. 5ci East Broad