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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-14
kfal G1tatr For Salf

WE OFFER Fol. SALE ONE Or TILE:
most ueiish,ful ana modern homes
on hanover Avenue, one and one half
blocks from car line: eight large.
rooms not water heat, electric lights.
hardwood floors. two baths. laundry.
closet IN every room: instantaneous
water heater. This is !; new. home
win every modern convenience. and
immediate, possession can he given.
FOR Ten days are able to offer
TINS property al very attractive Zig
ures and terms. Don't phone. but
& JONES co Al x NhsFI iN9, K Keai Es
tate North Eighth street
$500 ~ CASH AND So PER- MONTH
VIII huy new six-rooln brick hous.
In select part Of West End; hot watc,
heat. handsome combination fixtures
hardwood floors, mirror doors. base
ment under house with laundry tubs
convenience that can be put In \
small house. This Is ali opportunity
10 make your rent buv your nom,
thai; YOU can't AFFORD to miss. H. y
WALK ER & CO.
AUCTION SALE. 1000 ACRES FARM
iahu ~ Eetue County, between Wind
sor and lewiston, Walton and Big@s
SOLD At auction on the land Tuesday,
october Il. 1890 Very casy terms
only one-fourth cash. balance in one.
REALTY AND AUCTION co. +. N
Andrews Manager. Greensboro, y. g.
FOR SALE. 1909 GROVE AVENUE, A
new mousse, ten rooms TWO baths.
hardwood floors hot water heat room
phones. bell call in all bedrooms.
lot l7o feet deep. Madison 1867.
Monro. 2aii-L.
MODERN NINE-ROOM DETACHED
house on one of most desirable Grov.
Avenue corners at price great deaf
- feet. p. y. WALK Err K co.
l35-ACRE FARM. VERY BEST or
land. near Pocomoke sound; fish.
oysters. crabs. CLANS. good cunning.
itne climate; good roads and neigh
loTs: Price. $3.50. T.. L. SELTZER.
Shelltown. Nd.
FoR SALE. \ SUBURBAN HOME
With lc9 acres; good dwellings;
crops. This IS 4 bargain, and ut your
own terms. ADDRESS * ISL, care
Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. LOTS IL BARTON
Heights. Norwood. Parlsland. Clutter
Park. shade trees and just the place
for = home: easy terms w g.
CRENSIiAW. 1904 East Cary Street.
$1,000 WILL BUY a COUNTRY HOME
and 100 acres. only 20 minutes from
.lba; stock and crops included For
tuH particulars address the OWNER,
- 49,, care Times Dispatch.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY * EIGUT-
room modern residence on Park Ave-
nue, near Robinson street, for small
house on Church li.ll In desirable
location. -. y. WALKER q co.
For SALE. ONE OF THE MOST DEE
sirablc lots in Woodland Heights
from owner. & AIS, care Times DIS
patch
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situations l1.antrn, j:enlals

WNNTED. POSITION ny COMPETENT
strnosiaphar. seven years experience.
Address Il $50, caro- Times Dispatch.
WANTED, ET ENpEHIENcED STE
hographcr. pcrmancnt or substitute
work Address + 490. care Times
Dispatch.
REFINED LADY WISHES y posi-
zion in Office work where strict at
tention 10 business IS appreciated.
Not afraid of responsibility. Ad
dress q. NJ w, station \. city.
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--7~-s-1---
Brf, Goal anD Clioph

/ An SELLING THE BEST OAK AND
pine ever offered in Richmond. thin
bark and easy to split, perfectly dry
slabs. best for kindling ANA cooking
stuff: Virginia anthracite il cheap
est for cooking ana furnaces. win
send sample. LONGS, 1906 West
Broad.
UNTIL OCTOBER Is BEST ANTfIRA-
cite. 1925: best splint. $3.50: all
other Goals ut lowest prices. w. B.
REAMS. 702 to I'll North Seven
teenth Street. Madison GIL.
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GUttreG

MANciIESTE1 HALL. 2o29 HILLYER
Place. Washington. H. G. Select
boarding school for girls: kinder
Rarten, primary, intermediate gram
mar departncnts, college prepara-
Tory. Special courses. Music, French.
Iuition, 5000. No extra charges.
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FULL LINE OF OPEN AND TOR DE
livery wagons and pleasure vehicles
Of all kinds.
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JIat5 1Nanten

4 FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS WISH
to rent for the winter months Il
bright second floor apartment OF four
or hve rooms, heated and furnished
for light housekeeping. Location.
central or westward. Address * SO,
caro- Times Dispatch
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summer SDarninE

INN, ON HAMPTON
Roads. Ideal fall and winter re-
sort. Country and scashore com
Dined with city convenicnccs. First :
class home made" cooking Send
for literature. MISSES TABB, Boule-
ward Inn, Hampton. Va.
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ioclp, a9ale anu ffn'ale

MEN AND WOMEN WANTING WORK
out Of city apply $40 North Second
street
MECHANICS, CLERICAL AND 9TH
ers wanting work apply 80 North
Second street.
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BATTERY COURT

BY r. l.. Chamn x Co. Inc,
kcal Estate Auctionecrs and Brokers,
Main and Twelfth streets
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PERSONALS

/ WHOEVER OF MIDDLE AGE. BEST
social standing. we'll educated. lit
crary tastes. owning his own home
(Which has all modern conveniences)
desires Ia communicate with q gem
tleman OF similar tastes who would
appreciate the comforts of quiet
home and congenial companonship
Have a fine library. Only one of tho
highest character and refinement
considered. Might consider n mid
Gagged couple of similar tastes and
character. First-class table boa rd
across the street. Address 534
care Times Dispatch.
HU.dAA max SOUGHT AND SOLD
n flirfs e N,+
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recorded in the Clerks once OF Ches-
.oiHeid circuit Court. in II. IL. % page
"a, default having been made in the
payment of certain money therein Sc
cured, ana being required by the
noteholder. l shall sell. by public auc-
ton' at Chesterfield Courthouse.
at - noon. on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II. 1919.
the property described In said deed, as
follows:
An that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land, with all improvements there
On On rights, ways and appurlcnances
the village Of Midlothian. in Chester
Held County. Virginia. fronting one
hundred ana sixty eight feet on the
west side OF Depot Road, beginning as
!. 80 fronts AT point on said Depot
koad one hundred and forty-nine feet
hoan. thence running and fronting one
hundred and sixty eight feet along
said Depot Road, in = southerly dircc-
1873 feet 10 w. RI. Jones's land. thence
north IL degree west l67 feet thence
south 50 = degrees west l26 IL feet
TO point or beginning, being Lot No s.
on plat OF subdivision OF Joseph Myerss
land. made September l6, a07 by d. T.
Lalrade. County Surveyor"
TERMS: Cash as 10 expenses OF exc
cutting this trust, including Insurance
and taxes due and unpaid, and proper
uon or 1913 tax. and TO pay two notes
~ CIV 'atii. ono utIc ftDIuaFE Il, 1913.
anu :hc other August II. 1918. ana a
credit az to the following notes all
dated August Il. 1913. and becoming
que as follows: $50 due eighteen months
from date; $50 due twenty four months
from date: $50 due thirty months from
date; $50 due thirty-siX months from
cate. and one for $1,000 due three years
from date. said deferred payments to
be evidenced by negotiable notes and
secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty and fire Insurance policy on the
buildings thereon.
Any residue OF purchase money shall
be paid in cash.
JOHN C. EASLEY.
Trustee
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REPAIRING AND REPAINTING, ES-
pccially rubber-tire work
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Professional I,eIp lllantcu

rural. special and supervising teach
ers. Salaries, $40 To $3.50. Write
for y Plan. SOUTHE RN TEACH Frs
AGENCY, Columbia, $. G.
WANTED. LICENSED DENTIST FOR
Office in Virginia. Address DENTIST,
l. 42S. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, TWO TEACHERS WHO
can give music on piano and teach
ono-room school. Salary, not includ-
ing music. $40 per month. Apply to
w. Is. COGGIN. Providence Forge.
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SATFSLADiES For DRY GOODS
NEAKS. 2lt East broad street
WANTED. LAZY CANNASSERS TO
5cll household spccialtics. new ana
rasy proposition. salary aud com
mission, go East Main street
WANTED. LADY TO TAKE HALE IN
tcrcst IN moving picture theatre in
town in NrrtiA Carolina. population.
s. oo6 Mast bc good singer and also
play on piano. also good appearances.
70 capital needed. Address \ 3ii.
care Times Dispatch
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Drip Ll,dlIru l5dlr

ACTIVE? AMBiTIOUSr OVER il?
In the United States Navy tho .ay
averages $50 per month clear. Chances
- learn highly pnid trades. such us
electrician, carpenter, maehirlst plum
ncr-~"O different pursuits. II under
~ must have parents consent
For complete Information call at
NAVY RECRUITING STATION, Alli-
son Building. East Main and Eighth
street Hchnond. Va. send for fIcc
booklet, The Making u a Man-o' :
Warsnan." LDBLhU OF NANlGA-
ton. Box 49,. Navy Department.
Washington. - g..
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WE MAKE \ SPECIALITY OF PACK
ing ANA storing household goods.
Call Monroe ii3O-L
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MODERN NINE-ROOM DETACHED
house on one OF most desirable Grove
Avenue corners At price great deaf
below value of property Frontage
= foot. d Y WAI.k ER & 60
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.autonloi,ilr5 5;Dr Salr

IInRCE ARROW, 3s-HoRSErowEE.
i've passenger Iandon, IN excellent
condition Appearance like new.
owner bought larger car
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PIERCE ARROW, 4s-IIoRSEPoWER
touring car. M condition. can be
bought at bargain. owner wants
larger ear.
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FOR SALE. 1909 GROVE AVENUE, A
new house, ten rooms, two baths
hardwood floors. hot water heat room
phones. bell call in all bedrooms !:
lot l1o feet deep. Madison 1861
AiOnroa .g;J-I
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" Iol' WAGON. SS5. ONE LONG
$40 one rubhcr-tired top buggy, S35.
These are second hand and In good
condition.
FULL LINE OF OPEN AND TOR DE-
livery wagons and pleasure vehicles
Of all kinds.
REPAIRING AND REPAINTING. Es-
pcciaIly rubber-tire worl
ID. g BnIsTow. 1855 NORTH
s35-BRIDGEroRT ORGAN: OAK:
handsome cabinet top In perfect
condition and Gully Guaranteed
CRAFTS Broad, Al second Street.
ONE RUBBER TIRE TOR BUGGY, SIS.
Two, sTEEL-TIRE TOR BCGGIEs. s35
and sl25o
ONE TOP wAGoN, SO.
SEE OUR LARGE STOCK or BUG
sies. phasions, Surveys and run
hbouts. Wp carry 4 fun line Of top
reasonable terms. 4. MEYEIlS Sons,
III East Cary street
WHEELCCk PIANO. NO. i24S2;
bon case Taken IN exchange; and
GIkAt-IS. Hroad, at second Street.
WE RAVE TIE LARGEST REpoSI-
vehicles set up on exhibit than any
other place IN Eichmond
We ARE OFFERING VERY LOW
prie s,. Mo% On onrs'rs. rnnabouts,
IunrtHns, suf:rEs no SprinC wagons
~ reduce stock Don't fail 70 SEQ ~
now for bargains in any kind O.
WE HAVE ONE pHAEToN. THREE
surreNs. one spring wagon ana On.
st Of harness. IN good condition.
in fair condition. BI;IST0W- WS9'iIii'.,
SHAW co. II North Fifitentn stree:
Sl65-HAiNES d Co, PIANO; Wal
mt case; No. sts7,o II you know
sS9e s Gs u; cRAF ETi4sf bi y99 1p ses
ond street
r. II BOsHER'S Sons CARRY \
large stock OF wagons. hughes,
kinds OF repairing and repaintinr
MINI street.
''ss2--sQuAARE PIANO; ROSEWOOD
fcred =, this price Tor quick selling;
2? c een,s W.fkiy. CRAFTS Broad
~ second street
FOR SALE. CHEAP, THREE LARGE
two.horso trucks. two-ton capacity.
Apply TO THE KnOCSE BOTTLE
co. INC
LIGHT LOGGING LOCOMOTIVE:
eight log ears, 80 boiler and 80 en-
CINE. Ike new, cheap. Complete
mounted sawmlll outGt Il. ~ Box
.sV, 'slehnoh1, va.
SIS - MoILER ORGAN. WALNUT
ease. Just rehnish-d and practically
rebuilt: excellent conditions: looks
KS" mrw. Little WcekiE Payments.
- : - 9," " .,eso'.a street,
mess WAGONS 81 suitable fi, for 9 ali h nu9
R2i s,e is, soc Us before GaythEj also
mnoits. =, nrlces :" s SS at ss,I TN
MOORE VEHICLE CO. 3l4 North
flith street.
S40-I[EABE PIANO ROSFWO0D
rich tone and spienGid al ins Ir, 5nS;
for beginner CRAFTS. Broad. at
Second Street.
FOR SALE. DRAG STORE TIYTTTPFs
very handsome and costly. cheap to
s9I-SoT'APT pIASo. poSEv,o01,
case: old reliable citirln I ScuJdnr
make. Just the thing Tor children
eI pFaS!'g nr6 on o. cents Weekly
p u EoSiI.p,S co|s C,ppy,z-
large stock of wagons, bugries
Rinds nf rcno.rin enc and g'''lo AZ
done in the best manner is South
Ninth Street.
Sl5-SQCARE PIANO; ROSEWOOD
case. Lots Of good music at slight
CRAFTS. Broad. AZ second street
I5-,r :, !, mr., Ir,,,i>..,-, -
= -. :, - ~, - = i.E.:N - ~ H-Nt
Of 1000 making money. Reason for
II you mean business write y. w.
IDAL X CO. High Point. y. {.
s1S IAco<- IrN,r>- -.
.iif,, 80. oi.nHN -,
, i''i' - 80. h".h tpt
~ i,1,ss ~" - .I c,ttt , mcthis'
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pcIp 1Qantfn female

WANTED AT ONCE, GIRLS OVER le
YEARS OLD Is STAMPING DE
PARTMfNT AND ALSO ENPEHI-
l:NCl.D HAND PACK ERS. GOOD
PAY AND STEADY WORK APPLY
ALLEN & GlNTlGE BRANCH
SEVENTH AND CARY STREI3TS.
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PIERCE ARROW. 4s-HORS rPOWER.
seven passenger Limousine III first
class condition; just been painted
owner going to Europe and must
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5-ACRE FARM. VERY BEST or
land. near Pocomokc Sound: fish
oysters. crabs. clans: good cunning
fine climate; good roads and neigh
loTs. Price. $3,T5Q. T.: l.. St,LTZER
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FOR SALE. y SUBURBAN HOME
barns. chicken houses. stock ana
crops THIS is a bargain, and ut your
own terms. ADDRESS * ISL, care
Times ItiSt!4tpI
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APPLY TO FOSTER MOTOR CAR co.
6o5 West Broad street.


6oa West Broad street.
HIGii-CLASS. RELIABLE. USED CARS
at prices representing the greatest
values IN the city. one 1911 Cadillac
ur-passcngcr, dcmi tonneau, 81
horsepower. has top. windshield.
demountable rims. oversize tires,
gas tank. car in excellent condition
price. S65p. one 1911 Oldsuobile
Autocrat, 5o-horsepower. scven-pas-
scnEcr touring car, fully equipped
with top. windshield. specdorneter.
gag tank. clock. demountablc rims.
oversize tires ear has been repaintcd
and looks as good as new. Price.
$1,000. These cars must. be seen
10 be appreciated THE JONES
MOTOR CAR Co, INC. Allen Avenue
and Broad. Monroe 463
KLINE kAR, 60-HORSEpOWE :
passenger in good condition. Will
sell at bargain.
KLINE KAR. 40-HoRSEPOWER. >
passenger, excellent condition, cheap
KLINE KAR.. 30 HORSEPOWER, RUN
about. used only few months. Will
BUICK. MODEL 1G. 4-PAssENGER;
Al condition.
FOSTER MOTOR CAR co, COS WEST
Broad street.
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i;Iat5 jTOr Kenr

IAN r4n4t SOUGHT AND SOLD
fiiffs - q -. - >ntrh 'rslrd
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I;A lsciAIN

CONCERT GRAND PIANO. $4,000, TO
sell for 500. SCHUYLER, III East
Main Street
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WANTED, TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
mat JAliNkE BROS. jewelers. si2
East main street. buy. sell exchanges
ana REMOINr DIAMONDS IN THE
lATEST STYLES Old gold and
glINor ulW1Ia taken In eS,hanra
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WE MAKE AUTOMOBILE TOPS. DUST
hoods and do all kinds of trimming
Work. :n3kint: and repairing springs
FINEST automobile painting; lowest
prices for quality. X. II BOSHER'S
SONS. L. SnNtn Ninth Strcel
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Il. c. BRISTOW, ll-l3-I5 NORTH
Eighteenth Street.
s35-BRIDGEPORT ORGAN: OAK:
handsome cabinet top. IN perfect
condition and Gully guaranteed.
CRAFTS. Broad, IT Second Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-22

dangerous than the man with loaded
weapon without any incentive.
If you entertain any real fears of
trouble with Japan the best reference
to the actual conditions is the market
reports. Those reports are usually on
the last page of the newspaper. II
you find the front page smeared with
red ink about the probabilities of war,
you can verify the "seare" by merely
looking at the markets. If they are
still normal, you may know the front
page is unworthy. The market page is
the real place to find out when we are
going to have a war. So long as that
report is quiet and normal, we are all
right regardless of the possibilities "
handed you on the front page. Prune
advices today show market steady but
quiet. No present possibility of war
indicated.
nprD d WATEpS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-22
FRED R. WATERS
Rosedale Items.

Rosedale had a district school fair
Friday, May 16, and the school has
reason to be proud Of the display.
Prizes were awarded for the best exhi-
bition in bird drawing, composition,
map drawing and coloring, sewing and
manual training work, and those re-
ceiving prizes were Winston Burris, in
manual work, judged by application,
perseverance and neat result. Map
drawing and coloring, Achsah Depew,
first prize. Composition, divided into
two classes, loose sheet work, in which
Virgil Davis 9th grade) got the prize,
and book work, in which the prize
was awarded to Achsah Depew, 7th
grade Vera Bates of 4th grade, in
composition, Donella Evans, 3D. grade
work in both composition sections. The
bird book which consisted of familiar
homo birds drawn and natural colors,
on separate sheets, then hound in book
form brought another award to Achsah
Depew. in the sewing exhibit the
judges had hard time of it. It was
divided into two classes First class,
never had any experience Second
class, had done some sewing before,
and the points Judged by was neatness,
application and constant improvement,
The work was judged strictly by merit.
In class there was draw between
Helen Cammack and Donela Evans,
but finally it was decided on giving
both reward Of merit. Glass was
also hard OF decide, but finally Stella
Blinston was decided on. Considering
the short time the class has been in ex-
istence, the children and the school
may well be proud Of their work, and
they intend to keep it up during the
summer months.
There was surprise party last Mon
day in honor of Charlie Depew, the oc-
casion Of his 18th birthday. Those
present were; Mr., r. Cammack, Har-
ry Pearson, Dudley Taylor Floyd
Bates Robert Evans, John Parr, Lodie
Parr, George Alexander and Leroy
Killinger; the Misses Eva Blinston,
Stella Blinston, Gernice Parr, Achsah
Depew and Madeline Depew, and every
body had very enjoyable time with
music, singing, playing games and
luncheon, Many happy returns,
Charles.
The Rosedale Friends church held
their quarterly meeting Friday, Satur
day and Sunday, and, despite the bad
weather Saturday, there was splendid
attendance, and, as usual, the ladies
saw to it that after the soul feast there
was n gastronomical feast that would
be hard to beat anywhere. Certain, the
ladies Of Rosedale are hard to beat.
SPECIAL.
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VETERANS WILL VISIT
SCHOOLS TOMORROW

Friday preceding Memorial Day, or
to be more specific, Friday, May %,
at 2;3O p. M, sharp, the several schools
OF this city and vicinity will be visited
by veterans of tho Civil War; as fol.
lows;
High school--James Lisle, Y, II, Fol.
ger, Thos. Holt,
Garfield school +. Goode, A, G,
Smith, Jacob bly,,
Grant school--D. Giddmgs, D. NJ,
Wilson, ], f, Ross.
Park SCHOOL,, W. Bovee, Thomas
Ratcliff, j. r. Neer, Jas. Bachelor,
Englewood SCHOOL,, Her, John Bar
tell, p. A, Thomas,
East SCHOOL,. p. Robertson, John
Valentine D, +. Lane,
Lincoln school--E, L, Cady, T.. Kurz,
A. c, Smith, H. Pascoe.
Richmond SCHOOL,. A, Thompson,
D. j. Goode, Y, Remington, l.. Burton.
Highland school,, w. Pratt, J, D.
Smith
Sacred Heart Academy-G, Stolz,
r. C. HALEY, Alex, Cornoycr,
ludian school--W, II, Byars, c, C,
Kinney, j. 3. Newmeyer.
Willamette University-D. Webster,
James McClellen, S. s, Gimblc
II is the expectations of the vcter.
ans that tho schools win provide u
suitable program indicative Of the pa.
tiiotic spirit therein pcrvading, They,
as rule are not takers but most of
them win express their appreciation Of
any effort upon the part Of the schools
to entertain them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-05-22
A Progresslve Century.

The twentieth century has given us o
satisfactory treatment for rheumatism
The American Drug and Press Assceio
tion, Of which we are members, are mah
ufacturing preparation called Meritol
Rheumatism Powders, from formula
adopted by them after medical experts
had pronounced II one Of great merit
Give Meritol Rheumatism Powders a
trial. They are guaranteed. Capital
Drug Store, exclusive agents
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The Capital Journal Will Pay the Cost

For aong tim has the I g
learning bee @ o a
have the t i in America re o h cost several in
will the without
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Read The Capital Journal

something's something that will efficiency something that
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Diploma from The Capital Journal
Correspondence School

that will
Ove in
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Tuition by Professors of Americas
Leading Universities


1t y to all the
bnncheo o e il ffredB cultural and
Lsssw be by yweILn nnduco in the leading
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-11
BIG MILLIONAIRES COULDN'T SEE BEYOND THE
DOLLARS AND CENTS END OF IT
MACGREGOR

do oG
OIara Welfare Friday
M Reynolds the
wads and the Jimmie Simpsons appeared
And anything questions
something subtle
brought
credible the chilly impending temperature
These Of
Of Illinois
sufficient which bee ex
plain why they being themselves twoegged
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-11

ed child, nor consumption-marked
man or woman; l saw that not one
saw before him anything but dollars
and cents, dollars and cents, dollars
and cents land that not one of them
saw in his minds eye the misery they
were so caIlously talking Of and
laughing at.
was glad when l realized that. I
am more glad now that 1 did realize
it. l should hate to believe that any
man, even George M. Reynolds or
julius RosenWald, or Jimmie Simp-
son, could knowingly jest and laugh
about the awful misery he was the
cause of.
The making Of dollars has become
an insidious, an aIl-absorbing thing,
concentrated to the last little by
path, specialized to the last little jani-
torial detail.
The plutocrats of old were the rob-
Der barons who seized and held what
land they strong-armedly could; their
employees were the peasants, who
titled their land and minded their cat.
tie and their sheep, and in those far
days the barons were in close touch
with their sinple-living employees.
They saw them daily as they rode
the marches of their ever-shifting
lands, and if the peasants were too
starved and miserable the robber
barons saw to it that they were fed
and clothed and sheltered decently.
Later there came day when the
descendants Of the robber barons