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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

be required TO trim up the sides of
the shaft. when II will be ready to
be boarded and will then be com
pleted. The shaft is 9xl6 feet and
more than 200 feet deep. The air
shaft is in conformity with the re-
cent new mining laws. which require
two openings. The new shaft will be
used 10 drive air over the mine and
will probably be used to hoist waste
from themine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
To Meet Monday.

The Dunn Nivimus Niyamus Club
viii meet next Monday evening at
their headquarters in the Hicks build
ing. on Jefferson avenue. in regular
monthly session Many matters o.
much Importance to the organization
are 10 be considered. and all members
are urgently requested 10 attend. a
social session will be held at the close
OF the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
Mine Shut Dawn

The Fort Pit coal mine. across the
river from this city. was off yester-
day. due 10 the shaft on the hosting
engine leading 10 the fan house be
ing broken. The shaft broke Just as
the men were quitting work on the
night shift and repairs were made
yesterday. The mine will resume op-
cratlons ibis mornlng as usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

Ions OF oysters have been ordered for
the feast, and all other side dishes
will be prepared. A program will be
rendered in the chapel during the
morning. and the inmates will be per.
mitted TO roam about the corridors
during the afternoon All the shops
will suspend operations during the en-.
tire day, and the men will get a day
OF rest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
MANY Attended Eioh,

More than a score OF local fieht
tans attended the boxing bouts al
Bridgeport last evening. Among the
boxers on the program was French
Miller OF jefferson avenue. this city,
who made splendid showing against
Newhouse, the North Wheeling lad.
who went four rounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
spinks Nav ee in TroubI.

member OF The prison guard
force arrived home few days ago
from CharlestoWn. where he was sent
after convict. fIe learned there
that John Spinks. the convict in
former, who after being released
from the local pen made sensational
charges in a certain paper regarding
the treatment In the prison of the in o.
mates, was in trouble again at his
home town and was out on bond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

MARION. o.. Dec. 15-Colored wo-
men have turned footpads in this city.
Last night two husky female speci-
mems OF the Ethiopian race. who gave
their names as Lena Dale and Helen
Scott. were arrested for assaulting
Philip Haberman. a bookkeeper, and
stephen Werley. a former saloonkeep-
er. on the street and rObbinE them OF
Slj and $50 respectively Werley put
up a fight and was severely beaten by
the women before they got his money
away from him. The women claim 10
be residents OF Detroit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

Those who passed the State bar ex-
animation last week are:
Paul William Alexander. Toledo:
Paul NJ. Ashbaugh. Mt Vernon: Rufus
Edwin Bixby, Tronton: Ernest VI. Bot
kin, Lima; George r. Caqlor. Della
ware; Gordon Davies. Marysville:
Robert Conant Dunn. Bowling Green:
Samuel c. Graber. Chardon Hugh
Hewitt Ada; samuel Madden Hun
man, Springfield; Dwight II. Hyatt.
Perrysville; Perry A. Kuhn. Youngs-
town; Henry r. Mulholland. Defiance:
Lawrence p. Lake Trinway: Howard
4 Lehman, Dayton: Gordon ID. Low
EFT, Manchester; Paul T. Mahon. Ken
ton Wilbur y. Matson, McConnells-
Vile. William =. Maurer. Fostoria;
George :. MAY. Napoleon; Samuel v
Mitchell. Youngstown; George W
Monosmith. Wellington. Clarence b.
Rails. Chillicothe; George s Raup.
Springfield. Torrance Reynolds. Char
don; Fred A Ross lronton. kingdom
T. Biddell. Raveuna. Edward u. Ster-
ling, Canton: Clarence J. Stockton.
DAYTON; julius Malcolm Strelitz. Ma
rion; Donald q. Van Buren. Wauseon:
Matthias J. Walther. Lakewood; Law
renee y Weber. Elyria: Walter Au-
gustus Windsor. Marietta; Ralph G
Wright. New Philadelphia BENJAMIN
VI. Busman. Charles +. Elston. Carl T.
Foley. Clifford r. Frey. Max Friedman,
Clifford Charles Lang Clifford l.. Nit
chell, Eugene 4. SCan'on. j. Fred sun
dermann. Robert \. Taft. Charles NJ
Trisler. Walter :. Keith Fred G..
Poole. Cincinnati. Ernest ANGEL, Jo-
seph ~. Feniger. David L. johnson. Ju-
Nus Kahn. Joseph u. Keenan,. Andrew
NJ Koyachy. Carl I'll Mueller, Walter
y. Nye. Robert j. Seller. VI J. Wal
Their. Cleveland: Paul W Alexander.
Robert J. Bederich. Joseph A Eyer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
Consumption Takes
$50 People Daily

in the United States and the dead,
germs clam more victims m citics
Than ~ oul districts, due no doubt
To- The increased number q indoof
workers in conhnng quarters and
their lack n sunshine.
IulrrCulaf germs always attack when
ihe system IS weakened from colds ~
sickness. otcfwofk. oVrrsfffiu. cuHfu.rg
duties of anv dfatu which has reduced ths
rrsietive forces - the holy But nature
HlHfv' provide a rorrrcfur and The best
ll' .'rHus cmpi1 zoe That during chang.
IrE climate out l'nu1 should hc Kept rich
Iri r. fr AND active Iv taking scots
Iur.st- otter meals. che col liver oil ~
rDIfs Emulsion warur che body by en-.
frhinE trr h.uud-- peculiarly strength
ems ODE lungs and uQbm'de the rcsistivs
irfcrs % if- hudv to ayoid colds aud
prevent consumption
II Won work indoors tire easily. feel
nnguid ur nervous. Scotts Emulsion is
The most strengthening food medicine
uown, % builds energy aud strength
md is totally free from alcohol O. any
supplying dfug-cvsry druggist has a.
ltiee SOFT = bo~ue. hloomhsid y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

4 representative OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Company o. New York viii
call on Won. 10 desired George Baird
Manager. Schmuibach building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
Suits
and
OveFCOdfs

It's high time YOU began to
thiEk seriously about the kind
of SUIT and ONERCOAT
you will buy. It's as easy to
get a correct style as to get
one that is doubtful" The
only thing is to 90 where cor
rect clothes are the only kind
sold. We modeStly claim that
distinction for this store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

ever want 10 meet" said Mrs. Ewing.
AFTER reading the newspapers about
The bride OF the year"
am too old 10 NEEDLE with poli.
Tics. she said. and when hear men
as OLD or older than ! argue for hours
upon any political question. 7 link
Ing about"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

suit 10 test tho new liquor license
law was filed in the supreme Court to-
day. II being the case OF Joseph Mey-
er. former saloonkeeper OF Toledo.
against the liquor license board TO
compel II Ia issue n license TO him.
Meyer claims the law Is invalid be-
cause II permits licenses TO be issued
to corporations. whereas the constitu.
tion restricts licenses 20 citizens "
the United States; that II attempts to
creae a monopoly I'm the saloon bust
ness; that II offends against the United
States constitution. which forbids a
State to make or enforce n law which
shall abridge the privileges or immu-
mites OF any citizen. The Common
Pleas and Appellate Courts upheld the
law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

Contracting blood poisoning while
making experiments at Ohio State
University. DIR. Carrot \. Biilow. A. NJ.
". ID. =. of Dayton. an instructor in
the Institution, died today. lie was
10 years OF age. and had taught i'm the
university 81 years. being the oldest
instructor In point OF service. lie
spent each "Wednesday at the college.
making the trip from his home at
Dayton. and up Ia his illness. which
began six months ago. he had never
missed a class Tie was widely known
IN dental circles. having been the au-
thor Of number Of works on dentis-
try.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

FtNDLAY. O. Dec William p.
Wisely has been adjudged insane and
removed 10 the state hospital az To
ledo. Or Nelson II. Young. an insan-
ity expert from the state institution.
conducted the examination and gives
b. a. his opinion that Wisely IS suffer
ing from paresis. Wisely is one Of
Findlay's most prominent citizens.
The insanity proceedings were precipi-
tated when an order for his arrest
came here from Jackson. Mich. on al
eyed money Irregularities. a deputy
herif from Jackson has been here for
% week watching the proceedings. hav-
ing a requisitiOn from Governor Cox
lie nov says that as soon as Wisely
is discharged he will get him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17
FROM
O HIO
Intsiifgenosr Bursau.
Column bua- n ner n

Her nannelette kimono catching fire
from crate in her bedroom, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Cox. aged so. was fatally
burned last night Mrs. Cox was turn
ing on the gas when her garment
caught fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

Two J. Flory. Judson T. Pierce. Norman
". Reed. Toledo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

BRYAN. O.. Dec 1G Fire today
caused a $4,000 loss In the business
district The block owned by Bertha
70 Kampf 81 Detroit was badly dam
aged The hre originated in the furnl-
ture store Of wilhelm a. Son whose
loss is $4,000. other losses are Mrs.
Kompf building. $1,000. T. Krone.
ieWeler. $1,000. Calvin Hardware com
pauy 81 0Oo. Bryan Press. $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

EVANSVILLE. o. Dec. IG.-Daxter
douglass. aged 20 years. died TODAY OF
gphoid fever. His mother Mrs. Helen
douglass. who cared for a son OF boy
yer douglass. who had the same dis
ease also died OF typhoid fever a short
, ,,t ago nut her grandson recovered.
Douglass Is survived by a widoU, and
two Children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

CLEVELAND. O.. Dec. iG-Final
nearing OF the entire controversy In.
NolVlng the Wheeling & Lake Erie
railroad was begun I'm United states
lstrict court before Judge Day here
lou"y. decision which will termi-
nate the receivershlp and again MA
NE road In the hands OF the stock.
holders WAS announced by the latter
Inc present hearing a on "a cros
peutlon or minority stockholders fo
cancel agreements with the Wabash
pittsburgh Terminal. which ia Ya.
charged gave the terminal line every
advantage on joint hauls and secured
20 ], 20 per cent OF the gross earning,
Of the W. A. l. r on ioint businc..
The petitioners asserted that Win
lhese agree ments out 81 the wav the
w. q l.. =. would be seifsupporfirg
This contention has been verified by
reports Of the receivers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

FTNDLAY. O.. Dec. 1G-A letter an
uouuCiug the receipt 81 her gift and
Of her appreciation for her though tful-
ness was received today by Mrs Cor
u"lius Ewing. III Washington street.
from Mrs Jessie WilsOu-Sayrs. In a
separate envelope was also enclo7 cd
% copy of fhe wedding Invitation 'Ee-
cause she saws. she was iu love
with the presidents daughter because
DI her Christian work and spirit and
ircau-c ehr Vas noted temperance
uprksr Mrs Ewing Who o. 81 years
old. decided 10 send her a hand en-
hroidcred towel Tho ackuowlcdg
aut o. .gued hy Mrs Savre
Mrs Ewing. the donor ls unable 10
HaIk except with the aid % two canes.
and she has embroidered twenty tow.
nls Within the past few months she
OIL one az the finest girls one would
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

Copyright. 1918. By sherman D. ciess)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-17

tcontinued Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
agents luantfn

AGENTS. AMAZING INVENTION: IS
ness, No competitien: w9Tld.ss best
home massage machine. Works by
Write FOR full particulars and free
dress BIACi%SToNE CO, SIS Mere
dith Bldg. Toledo. ..
MIR. NAH. ORDER MAN. BEGINNERS.
established firms. deal with rcspon,
mail order line: factory prices; classy
proposition: copyrighted prospHctms
1 V%hY Writ 6 '2 iNG M last Tif1h
Pittsbnre, Kansas.
MAKE y BIG CLEAN UP" SELLING
our Nnias specials. Get next to them
quick Enormous profits: easy KS sales
addition TO big profits s, ExperiSnSe
cial Christmas colored circulars.
TToinItn,i I many iniany sYrprises, +; NJ
Chicago.
AGENTS, LET Us TELL. YOU HOW
YOU can coin money with our pro
prietary articles. Costs YOU moth
fortune 10 you. AMERICAN MAIL
ORDER co. 1896 T.. Fayettc street
Baltimore. Md.
AGiENTs-sAhAItY or. COMMISSION
and ink buys OH sight; 200 To 500
per cent profit One agents sales
$500 in six days; another $32 in two
hours. MONROE MFG. co. Y 49,
La Crosse. Wis.
USE YOUR SPARE TIME TO BUILD
up Il mail order business OF your
own. We help you start for share
in profits: ~ opportunities Par
ticulars free. MUTUAL OpPOR-
TCNlTIES EXCHANGE. Buffalo.
AGENTS. LET Us SliOW YOU HOW
to make big money selling new pat
cntcd spccialticS Writ" for new
catalogue. MONTROSE SALES co.
Box 115. South Orange. \ J.
RESPONSIBLE MANUFACTUREK OF
Tcrs permanent. independent bust
ness TO Il limited number. repeater.
income Garner. business builder:
easy: no competition. AUTOMATIC
PERFECTION. II West Forty second,
New York.
AGENTS-OUR GUARANTEED SILK
hosiery and neckwcar are quick SELL
crs for Christmas. Put up in holly
boxes. Prompt deliveries Good
profits. THE PERFECTION MILLS.
l2lS Allegheny Avenue. Philadelphia,
Pa.
AGENTS. s5O-S75 WEEKLY SELLING
guaranteed knit goods for largest
manufacturcr in America Estab-
lished 80 years. Complete outat free
MADISON MILLS. Dept r. 4Si
BrOIdwaV Nc,y Snrt t'it,
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EoDnlG 1l}antro

WANTED, BY YOUNG COUPLE. TWO
connecting rooms, with bath, in west
tii part OF CITY, with meals or near
!t"p!y. giving particulars. terms and
hnone number Address - sc, carr.
Times Dispatch
MED, by \ FAMILY OF FOj-R.
adults three o. four furnished rooms
nnc bath w!:h 'ueals. or near plare
Whcr. meals can be secured; prlyat.
family preferred. Address - fS3p
care iimcs- Dispatch.
WANTED. BY YOUNG; COUPLE.
rooms for light housekeeping: cen
trail location; references Address r
CTS. care TinesD!spatch.
WANTED. TO RENT TWO OR THREE
rooms IN a central location Address
Z l2h. Times Id Sn.,f ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
Professional prlp lllantrn

THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS E[REAr
supplies colleges, public and private
schools with teachers without charge
TEACHERS needed for fall openings
In Virginia and Southern States cor
respondence solicited. A. W. GRID
LIN. Manager, Woodland Heights
ItichmonG, Va. Phone Madison 557S
Also Gordonsville branch. J. Walton
Vn.
WANTED. TO HEAR FROM ALL
teachers who hold State certificates
ana arc without schools We can
place You at once THE VIRGINIA
TEACH ERS' BUREAU. \. w. Grid
IN, Manager. Woodland Heights.
richmond, Va. Phone Madison h57S
Also Gordonsvillc branch j. Walton
liaii' Manager. Box 15l. Gcrdous-
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Reliable Cran5ferS

REL!AHLE TRANSFERS. III.NER's,
5o2 North Ninth street. hauls trunks
Tor &C. claim checks issued at the
house for your barGage. two men
on our wagon. Phone Madison l445
NV agents meet all trims
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
.autplnDi,iIr5 .i:nr Ralf

As, HokSEpOWER SING NDER
Run ONLY $4,000. MILES ENGINE
COM: OVER BY PIERCE ARROW
AGENI At 10000 MILES. PERFECr
TAINTED; INTERIOR TRINAIINJ;S
IN PEitFECT CONDITION. VERY
SM ART APPEARANCE. EUR'TlIEp
PARTICULAR APPLY TO F0STE:H
MOTOR CAR CO, G05 WEST BROAD
STREET.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

MOTOR OPPORTUNITIES: HUPNIO-
mile; four passenscr. 81 scpower;
Foru, Model T. five passenger thcad-
lights elcctric); Chalmers, two-pas-
senger, 30 horsepower: Mitchell, five
passenger, 33-horsepoWcr Cars are
fully equipped. IN excellent mechani
cal. paint and tire condition-ready
Tor immediate use: Apply at once
LLOYD MOTOR COMPANY. SIS West
Main street. richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

Sl'ti Pm. itllbSiA llSI'tNt't pii ilpllt,
either, n s. An&rewis Chq!rrch on
HIN f'o' c sfr'S S SS Go'' 2 2Ha MT SnrSSc
49, --
'''iP eN'"''''"' '2"''
WANT,ED-IF YOU WANT POSITION
,9ria2h. ooNauSioL vvl"teu lra'N or
FOX iBiaitimore roads, So to $iG5
month. steady work. experience lu-
necessary 30 strike iucios. STAMP:
name position wanted Passes and
Address HATHAWAY INS'r., Dept.
4ei!. MINNEAPOLIS, ina.
WANTED. y GOOD MALE STENOG-
waphtr by 81 lnrge mlanufactirer to
ne corrospondcnce and operate null
ti4raph or flcAotypc. state salary
as ttI a eSndG NPGiGn' %dd MPpi2 Ss
WANTED ...': MEN VOL 70 learn BARBER
p Iaa..,s for comP p. n. ,Eradn4tes:
COLI.e,i =. Richmond, Va,
WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions
several thousand appointments TO he
nation about openings. how to pre-
pare, eiC free Wute immediately
NJ ~. GyUn.[t ~ f'-Ni'l- liN'i' ~ NJ
- $50 :, eoIl, -
"9N L.I\Nii,;.\l I"SII IONS ARE EASY
&C." VIZ ny "H"N'c.' -4o7; t1!L ,s
iiI,,bt,1XG ". y', ,,.dE hT"' E-AltL
>,,,t,r, ,.,,,,, .,I,> ,,',,n,,.,,,
N, 80 i ~ -. w ~ r,
- -. or a.. III, 1917 my huSineSS,
S L" - ~, .,D tNi ~, tvi!So
rr.n ~ IA ,ST,y{ %itiFp h,, 'I ~
- W., ~ ~, NJ, -" i'cP'' W.
York civ ''''' ~"
WILL START YOl- EARNI%G 81
daily 81 home in spare tine Silver,
lng ~ ':rurS. no capital. free instruC-
iiNo booklet giving plans OF opera
non . r. EEDMONb. Dept. 3l4,
beslon Mas.
Az INTEI.l.IGEVT' PERSON NAY
earn SiOv monthly corresponding Tor
trM SA"Pvis ~ Can NaSS!AH. Sgnd foI
{"liiGuiaFs, isE''H y NDICATE. S@2
,.,,..rI.y,
- ~ 100 MALE JOB PRESS
'''"V$. ~ I!G%ncnt APPLY
CG,ii4Ny 'i'5ti nH,,H i iltlN AZ
-. ,......,
=. ~ ~ ~ OK GOVERN
rss ;., 'a.,:,a >a"o hoii'n. a.
,,,,,,, ~, - =. E i.niH ."cAlc iyA
unucc..ss,,,, cv,. - XXI iuii
for free list Of positions. Win iuil
TY ,c, 10 FRANkL!N iNSTlTUTE,
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lorIp l1lantsn, SCALE


800 wEEK s PROFIT IN srARE
Don't worry about capital BOYD II.
BROWN. Omaha. Ncb.
ANYBODY CAN EARN $40 WEEKLY
raising mushrooms. entire year; In
HARTH6SN, s h$ee w SsSN'f for,y naHHM
kEMPER THOMAS co. CINCINNATI
fans as side line: quick money; $50
TO S75 weekly. copyrighted designs.
Selling season now on. apply FAN
DEPT.
LET ME PAY YOU $50 MONTHLY.
Only. ten minutes of your time daily
required ALL work done in your
home: no cahyassine; no capital.
der home business. Instructive book
let and literature eXplaining business
and above; VOORHEES,. Desk 4l3.
Omaha. Ncb.
WANTED. ORGANIZERS TO SOLICIT
members and organize lodges. OR
DER or OWLS. SO. BEND. Ind.
WANTED. MEN WHO ARE CAPABLE
of conducting special sales on gen
cral merchandise stocks. Call 623,
American National Bank Building.
WRITE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS;
Atlas PUBLISHING co, a. Gin
'lltiIdNl. -
USE YOUR SPARE TIME TO BUILD
own We help YOU start for Il share
i IN Profits; q opP2oTr,!qqnniIties Par
TCXIriEs EXCHANGE. Bufraio.
FARAii1It WANTED; YOUNG SINGLE
man to DO general farm work on a
large farm and look after colored
iaborers, p AIGresg, ;s,I;tting age and
Sutherland. Va.
Il o. * Is L; ERS. OFFICE MEN.
clerks. mechanics and others want
inE W9t!, Sc NiitGlNIA BUSINESS
YOUNG MAN TO ADVERTISE AND
$52 per month a. a. CLINE. Adver-
Using Manager, lac North Tenth
street Philadelphia
WANTED, AN ENPERT STENOGRA-
pher and Office man: must have expo
rience IN legal work salary. $500.
Address Il no. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, AN Al CANVASSER FOR
H1u,iiof-toWn territory; commission
Times-Dispntch.
TEN CoLoRED FAMILIES FOR WEST
Virginia, $i75 per day. transporta-
tiop. house and fuel furnished; ten
, wnitS men for lumber plant. sl.75
ana dairy hands. SCHLUETER'S
LABOR BUREAU, ITO North Ninth
street
WANTED, BOY OVER FTFTEEN
Ncars old not afraid OF work. Apply
L,oiliG BROS, Twenty and
6 Q Y L II y NJ Z ut RAILWAY NAIL
c G D. *. customs -intcrnal revenue
"oXams" everywhere soon Get pre-
pared hy former United States Civil
SerNiCc secretary examiner. Free
hookict + - Write now--to- day.
IA TT l. r SON CIVIL SERVICE
School. Rochester. y. Y.
WANTED, y FIRST CLASS CLEANER
and prcsscr STEADY work for right
party Apply a22 East Broad street
REAL ESTATE FIRM HAS AN OPEN
ms tor AN experienced. huStlinE
salesman. Must furnish good refer
tnre. Right man can get good con-
tract Address + ?S3. care Times
Dispatch
WANTED. REGISTERED ASSISTANT
9ruEgisi short hours and good pay
Address PARK PLACE PHARMACY,
Norfolk. VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

If YOUR BUSINESS or POSITION
u3n pay tclther SEX. no matter
Wnefc located, city or country. would
you iikc To own ana control ;, m.
paving legitimate business in vour
io'aIity paying from 1000 to So 900
yearly? Capital required. 500 10
5000 Write for fun Information NJ
trihers BCRNO COMPANY. 400 Il
Str.ot. NOrlhMnNt. MAsLLnutnn L. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

WANTED. soNE ONE WHO Will
take some stick aud take chnrrc of
an installin"nt furniture business
Mus' he sober and have some know-l-
right man. Answer care Tines
Dispatch '''-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

| AM LEAVING THE STATE. AND
viii sacrifice Il few thousand dollars
stock in an established business
which is making money and paying
excellent dividends. This is an in
vestmcnt opportunity seldom offered
Will sell in lots OF $1,000 or more
Act quick if YOU want something
iirst-class. Address f 993. care
Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

MAN TO MANAGE real. ESTATE
Hrhnch oihcc. experienced man pre-
ierIGg. 10 lmNcstin"nt WESTERN
22INi-LS AGENCY, No. 305 Phoenix
!fug. Niuu.augliS Mimi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

ATTENTION: DO YOI- WISH To IN
vest small amount OF money in a biz,
muneN -makinE concern? II so. an
S"rr ana interview wtli he granted.
lnrcstm"Tt IS safe. and win hr,n,.
n!s returns. Address T. COZ. care,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

CAPABLE Man no TAKE CTIIt,,.l-
richmond branch Office GOING do
tory. successfully established many
!oars. offers paying position and iu-
t"fest IN business for 81 600 !nv.st
Wrnt ~ West End Avenue. New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

OFFER \ RARE OPPORTUNITY no
men VINO want business OF their
own that VIII pay them 500 10 $500
per month 70 handle exclusively "a
iueGhhhlcaI Invention ~ proven merit
ana demand S360 10 ST 600 necessary.
To- hand!c 2roposition ana the
S''5 Fastou Avenue, =, Louis Mo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

WANTED, TO PURCHASE FOUR
~ indoor showcase. Answer. u
'i>. care Times Disp patch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09
situations 11,anteo, scale

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. POST
ton as bookkccper. stcnographer or
salesman: four years cxperionce two
IN real estate business. good refer
ences. Address y 325, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION. EXPERIENCED
chauffeur, two years and repair.
careful driver for private family
only: give reference. If necessary
Address \ 319. caro- Timcs- Disnntch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

SALES MANAGER WANTED
Yin Office OF, road experience: ono
ZIP en- employ statesmen and take
Year: 500 will equip you II You arc
inc man We want will pay your ex
pIhscs TO see US. G J MOE, St, Louis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

FOR SALE, MY FIVE PASSENGER
standard make automobile. complete
y equipped; new tires. Car is too
cheap. 81. care Times Dispa ten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-09

- h'. YOUNG MAN. WHO Is
Sou booEkccpcr and accountant "a
.ines. So.ooo and take position of
ecrotary OF large corporation. In
vIit'irht 's required as an invariabie
~ 81 me corporation, and ia thor
ouSniJ protected. paying "A gnod
nront Address & 37l care Tines