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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

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NEW YORK. March I. - The
open season for the development OF
phenoms IN now on. With the warm
March sun OF the South shooting In
to the systems OF managers, vets
and rockies. and various other
things trickling through the hyH-
TENS OF the war correspondents. the
annual tales OF the wonders from
the bushes are on tap. You may be
!leve the stories or not. but every
phenom that may be developed VIII
be needed. This stormy Winter
league, which has kept all baseball.
dom qulverlng with expectancy and
palpitating with pctulance will be
reflected In the regular playing sea.
son.
Out OF the pwirlinE mass the Chi
caEo Cubs have come out wrecked.
The Cleveland Maps stand stripped
~ several malnHprings In their
pitching apparatus due 20 raids OF
the Feds The Cincinnati Reds
couldn't have been made much
worse. 30 they will star, with the
same old question mark attached 20
their tail. The Phillies are minus IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
KLElNS SHOE HOSPITAL, 6l3-2udM
CANNOT AGREE
UPON Referee

CHICAGO. March THE SQUAD
BILE over referee for the Richie
Wolgast ten.round bout. 10 be
staged at Milwaukee next Thurs
day evening, was still on today.
The champion announced there
would be no fight II Promoter Tom
8. Andrews insisted that Harry
Stout, the clubs official referee.
act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
VA|SEISSLOW
IN BOUT WITH
FRISCOMIXER

SAN FRANCISCO, March THE
draw decision returned last night by
Referee Jack Grace in the main
four.round event at Dreamland rink.
between Frenchy Vaise OF Seattle
and Johnny Mccarthy OF San Fran
cisco was questioned today by the
fight fans. The majority OF the
spectators thought Vaise was en-
titled to the decision. although the
contest was slow and embarrassing
throughout Vaise did not warm up
to his work until the last round.
while Mccarthy seemed unable to
get started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

Clark says he will start on the
long swim a, IL O'Clock Sunday. and
from the same starting point used
by Cayill. He has decided. he says.
TO finish nj Colman dock.
Prof Clark. or whomsoever he
may be. bears no resemblance 10 an
athlete. He doesn't look condition.
ed. II Clark should attempt 20
swim and We have reasons TO be-
lleve he will not. another tragedy
may be reenacted In the bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
WHO IS PROFESSOR CLARK F.!

Who IL this Individual who claims
10 be- ]. c. Clark. professor. II you
please. OF Boston. Mass. and who
says he will attempt to swim Elliott
bay Sunday afternoon. feat which
caused the death OF Arthur caviil. n
noted professional swimmer. a week
AGO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

NAAAA haNAAh lf'N f''-s
Thus the amateur who
reaches a high notch is virtu-
ally doomed 10 become a pro-
iessional. unless he's got the
money 10 make income an un-
consideration.
Out OF every 100 men who
enter the ring. 90 had not the
slightest intention TO become
professionals when they began
boxing But pride OF conquest
carried them forward. That
same pride exacted so much
time and energy tina, they un-
fitted themselves for any other
career. Naturally they had TO
make il a business. The same
is true with baseball.
II is foolish for colleges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

1t is foolish for colleges Eddie cransy Famous Tuxedo
to expect their prize athletes He'ers'
become anything else general rule. To
do that would have TO be paragon.
That is why the hard and fast line which il has been
attempted between and professional
athletics is being rapidly broken down 1t must of
sity be wiped out
Ii - contrary TO all human nature and the demands
of the prescn, day world OF scratching for living This
ought be sccvidcnt everyone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
SEND CREW EAST

The first step In tho campaign
for raising the $4,000 required 90
send the Washington crew to
poughkeepsic regatta next June
vas taken when Samuel Collycr. OF
the exploitation bureau OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. and other
representative OF Seattle business
men pledged their support toward
sending the oarsmcn 10 the Hud.
son. provided they won the coast
championship. Mt n special Assem-
bly, in Meany hall Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
RANDOM SHOTS

En- Route
AZ midnight the recruit awoks
From . fsfui sleep In Pullman
car.
He dreamed some fairy 20 him
spoke
And made Of him . big league
star.
Dixie Snow
Picture tonight
In n field OF snowy white,
Hear those players sing
Il wish rs home
I long there to be
OF snow and ice be free
III bet It's warmer up In Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
JAP IS Beaten

CHICAGO. March 7.-George
Sutton was tho victor IN a well
played game with Kohl Yamada in
tho sll-star billiard tournament
hero Friday night Score. 800 to
SOL. In the afternoon Demares'
defeated Slosson 800 to 302.
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OUTSIDE OF GETTING BACK

to n system OF rowing that does not
use up about 80 per cent OF their
power in lost motion. putting beef
and Drawn equal to that OF Harvard
In the boat. and being able to row
Just n little better than tho Grim
son. II might be that work and
faith" IL all that is needed.
Boxing taught Austin a Salts gym
narium
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

AS FAR AS ORGANIZED BASE
ball IN concerned. the worlds tour
was n failure. The Feds got more
publicity out OF the homecoming
than tho majors did.
If WILLIE RICHIE WAS A
BASEBALL PITCHER, HE'D HAVE
A SORE ARM ALL SEASON.
ALL rs NOT GOLD that Elittcrs;
We refer to the $40. 900 purse Richie
is to get in Milwaukee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

THOMAS EDISON BECAME
sick when he quit his laboratory for
n week. We shudder 10 think what
will happen 10 Murphy when he's
been away from his typewriter that
long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

II like expecting to acquire good business edu-
cation without the intuition OF using expect amateur in
sports to keep out OF the professional realm
You can't dabbe with athletics and hope to excel It's
got 10 be made business with earnest and constant devo-
~ linn nrarficalv a cntlre tune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
EDDIE oRANEY SAYS
PRIDE OF CONQUEST MAKES
AMATEURS PROFESSIONALS
By Eddie Crancy
ARTICLE NO. 4

rhs dewn barrier
sma,sa, ana profonal aIo .'''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

r, In not 90 strange that
Charlie Murphy made n million
bucks In Chicago. when one re-
calls the wealth wrestling pro-
moters have extracted from the
Windy city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

BASEBALL HAVING BECOME
popular in Australia. we look for
tho Federal league 10 invade Mel
bourne or sydney next. What care
they for mllcagsT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
U. OF c. LOSES ITS CAPTAIN

POMONA. March The
transforming University OF
California baseball team Is
credited with an easy 9-to-i
win over Pomona college. but
the victory cost the state uni
versity men the services of
Capt. Rubke for the rest OF
the season. Rubke dislocated
his left arm sliding to a base.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07

Best modern outside rooms in
Seattle, CSC 70 SOC. Stewart House.
Sc West Stewart tnear Pike Public
Market Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-07
Complete Report
of Market Today

Price. Paid Producer. for Vegetables snd
Fruit
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De-
er-
vics
| ttds
. m.
Halls
| lied
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-28

WEST END CORNER HOUSE, $500.
All modern improvements. 9O4,
caro- TIMns- DiNnnlch.
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G3fftings

- ~ - -s 49, - -
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company,
Office OF the Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
special and general meeting of the
Line Railroad Company will be held
At the office OF the company. AT Byrd
street Station, IN the City OF Rich
mond. Virginia, on "Wednesday. April
1st, 1914, at II o'clock 4. 81, for the
purpose o! considering, passing upon,
authorizing and conserving 10 dis
continuing the further issuance OF
bonds OF the Atlantic Coast Line
KaIlroaJ Company under and secured
by its unified mortgage 10 United
states Trust Company, Of New York,
trustee, dated November lt. 1909 ana
closing said mortgage. and, for the
purpose OF considering, passing upon
authorizing and conscnting Il the
making, issue ana disposition, by
Coast Line Railroad Company. In
lieu OF the unified bonds, the issue
whereof viii lie discontinued. OF gold
bonds not exceeding IN the aggregate
the par value OF two hundred million
dollars. TO be issued in series, bear
ing interest AZ such lawful rate or
rates as may be determined from
time 10 time by the Board OF Direc-
tors OF the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road COMPANY and maturing at such
date OF dates as may be determined
by the board OF directors. and the
creation, execution and delivery bv
the said railroad company OF !,
mortgage or deed OF trSSt upon and
conveying certain OF its property, 10
be described in said mortgage or
deed of trust, 10 secure the payment
OF the SAID bonds, TO such trustee i'm
such form and upon such terms and
conditions as the Board OF Directors
may determine, ana tho issue and
disposition Of such bonds or their
proceeds, for the payment or retire
ncnt, from time TO IVA of the un
DERIVING mortgage bonus and obliEa-
lions of tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road Company and FOR paying for
constructing, completing, improving
and maintaining its lines Of railroad
and its equipment. and for other cor
porate purposes for which the pro-
ccedS of such bonds may be lawfully
used under the provisions Of said
mortgage; and generally to take any
and all action that may seem neces-
sary or desirable in connection with.
germanc 10 or growing out of any
OF the matters hcrcinabovo stated
The stock transfer books Of tho
company shall be closed .Ionday.
March 10th. 1919. Mt three o'clock i.
NJ, and shall be reopencd Thursday
April md. 1914. at ten o'clock a. NJ.
by order of the Board OF Directors.
III. l.. BORDEN,
February eth. 1915. Secretary
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF tho stockholders OF tho Albemarle
Paper Mfg. Co. will be. held In tho
Conference Room of tho Business
MEMS Club. American National Bank
BLDG, Corner Tenth and Main Streets,
Richmond Va, on THURSDAY, April
8, 1914, mt II o'clociS a. VI.
ARTHUR T.. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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a. MEYERS SONS. 731 EAST CARY
Street
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FOR SALE, CHEAP. -FOUR HORSE
eaSolene engine. Fairbanks & Morse
MAKE; good condition LYME x
HARRIS. Fifteenth ami Dock streets
Phone Monroe 431G
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FOR SALE, THE FURNITURE OF \
Twelve room house, we'll furnished
IoEether with the lease, rent mod
crate: central location. * g25. care
Times Dispatch.
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CITY COUNCILMAN GETS
$4,000 FOR Loss OF LEO:

Norfolk. Va. March 27.-J. Z. Croker. a
member OF the city Council of Suffolk, was
awarded q verdict Tor $4,000 for the loss OF
ms let leg. by 4 Jury in the Ci;y Circuit
Court to-day. Mr.. Crocker was caught un-
der the Wheels ~ Norfolk and Southern
train some time ago. and his leg was so
hadiy mashed II had TO be amputated above
the knee. He sued for $1,000.
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
DESIRABLE FARM OF THIRTY ONE
ACRES IN HANOVER COUNTY.
NEAR CEDAR LANE STATION. ON
THE RICHMOND * CHESAPEAKE /;
BAY ELECTRIC LINE AND CON
NENIENT TO KENWOOD. ON THE
r.. +. & J.. T. r.: VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE DWELLING Or SIX ROOMS
OR MORE. BARN AND OTHER M
PRoVEMENTS. ENCLOSED WITH
WIRE; RUNNING WATER.
In execution of a deed of trust to tho
undersigned trustee, bearing date Feb
ruary 4. 1918. and recorded in the
Hanover County, we will. Mt tho re,
quest OF the noteholdcr. default having
oSen MADE IN he payment of portion
auction. on tho premises.
MONDAY. MARCH 30, 1914,
the real estate described in said deed
"All those two tracts OF land In Ash
land District. Hanover County, Va.
containing thirty-one acres. lying on
the north side of the Cedar Lane Road.
about ono Quarter OF n mile from Cedar
tate conveyed TO Charles T.. Hutchinson
hy g +. Christian by. deed bearing da 10
cbrury y, 1913, and recorded"
TERMS: Cash as to cost OF executing
this trust, any taxes that may be due.
and one note for three hundred and
four dollars, duo April 4. 1913. and In
tercst until paid; three notes for the
sum of fifteen dollars each. due Feb
Iuary 4. 1914, and interest until paid.
August 4. 1919, and February 4. 1918.
and ono note for five hundred dollars,
also due February 4. 1915 Will he sold
subject to deed of trust for about
eighteen hundred dollars. which will 10
announced at sale, rs II Is not payabie
for several years.
+. J. CRAWFORD.
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BY G. l.. g. H. L. Denoon.
Real Estate Auctionecrg
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
NICE BRICK DWELLING. no. 80.
WEST CARY STREET

Ry virtue OF deed OF trust. dated
NoNeinhcr ,. 1912. recorded in Rich
lnond Chanccry Court, in II. Il. 2l9-C
page 3i2, and at request OF notcholder
default having been made in payment
OF note secured, ] viii sell by auction.
on the premises. Oh
MONDAY. MARCH 30, 1914,
at 3 o'clock p. NJ.
the property described In said deed as
all that lot Of land in the city of Rich
lnond, with all the improvements there
on. designated by the city number 32i
fronting sixteen tl6) feet six Co inches
on the north size of cary Street, be-
tween Madison. and Belvidere Streets.
and running back between parallel
lines one hundred and fifty eight (l5Sj
icct TO an alley Il feet wide. the said
lot being known rs lot 4 on a plat an
neNed TO deed dated August l.. 1878,
from 4. w. Pickrell and vito to John
F. Lacy.
TERMS: Cash for expenses OF sale.
any taxes due. and TO pay a note of
500 ana interest; balance on terms an
nounced at sale; or all cash, ut option
OF purchaser.
c. l.. DENOON.
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5raleb ]Srppp5aI5

UNTIL ; p. N. APRlI. 90. RIDS Will.
he received for building three OH
GERS houses moving three officers.
houses tearing down and rebuilding
three officers houses, adding a third
story TO the administration building
tight To reject any and all bids
reserved. Address
NJ. Is. CORSE. Secretary.
building and Grounds Committee, V.
VI. l.. Lexington. Va
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COMMISSIONERS NAMED
nY GOVERNOR CRAIG


Especial "a The Times Dispatchl
Raleigh. y. G, March 25.--Governor Craig
to-day appointed as commissioners OF North
carolina to the Panama Pacific Exposition
At san francisco. General Julian :. Care
pf durham: Stewart Cramcr. OF Charlotte:
{. IL Hutchinson, OF Charlotte: John e.
prewry OF Raleigh: Hugh NcTea. OF VII
inington: j. Van Lindlcy. OF Greensboro: G..
q. Iolderness. o! Tarboro. and r. Brown. OF
IN" Legislature failed to make an appro-
rriution. and the commission IS TO provid,
Tor tho states representation.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

n ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
very extensive bicycle business We
have remodcied our store with the
without doubt our store Is second
TO none t its kind anywhere We
invite the public to call and inspect
our new stock and store. \ =
GENTRY. sos West Broad Phone
Monroe 2O3l
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Saturday. March %. 1919.
Results OF over

How.
Henry County: II
have some fine bot
tom land. which
was in corn last
summer, but dur
ing In g II a Y y
spring rains a large
part of tho In DI
w as overlooked.
and a lot Of sand
was left on tho
surface, IN some
places one 10 two
feet deep. while
shallow IN other
places. This has
been good land and
very productive |
intend now to SOW
it in oats and IL
tho same time in
grass. and VIII -,
inn. A,-f.ui
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SoIlrltors anh aaIean1en

MANUFACTURERS OF
men $ anu boTs pants and knicker-
Rockers desire resident statesmen FOR
Virginia and North Carolina on COM
mission basis Must have experience
IN the clothing line ana known to
the trade. Excellent opportuuity for
ne rght man. Address ELLIS
IA i t.R & co, Baltimore. Md.
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j2Dttrf8

mat JAnNKE BROS NnEic j.w we hN9 ~
East lain Street. buy. cell. exchange
and REMOUET DIAMONDS IN TIfE
silver always taken in exchange
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
THAT THE TUNEDO POOL ROOM
30! EAST BROAD STREET. HAS
CHANGED HANDS. NOW UNDER
NEW NJ ANAGEM ENT ENTIRELY
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO.
DATE
W T.. OPEN AT ~ NJ. AND SELL
ATagon coffee, staple ana fancy gro
ceries until T. NJ. Satisfaction and
prompt deliveries guaranteed. MAIN
STREET MARK OF.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION GIVEN
in NiTeinia's leading school of bust
ness. Enter any time and DO assured
OF paying position on completion OF
course. MASSEY BUSINESS COL
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situations lllantrn, .3;rn1aIs

EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKtR De
sires sewing by the day. eight hours.
SloO per day. Guaranteed satisfac.
ton. ADDRESS r., 315 East Cary.
POSITION WANTED HY a YOUNG;
LADY StenoEraphcr: permanent or sub
shutting. Address II 932, care Times
Dispatch.
STENOGRAPHER WHO HAS SEW
cral years experience desires posi-
lion' ADDRESS STENOGRAPIER.
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GROVE AVENUE HOUSE PRICE
very much below market Owner
obliged to sacrifice X 93G, care
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JDr SALT

J!pl 0ubt
ONE Top. PANEL wAGoN. GOOD OR
der. and painted, $50.
TWO OPEN EMPRESS WAGONS
TWO SURREYS. GOOD ORDER.
painted. Big bargains.
IF n, IN NEED OF WAGONS FOE ANY
liver az terms to suit.
BUSINESS DUGGIEs FOR THE Bust
II, YOU WANT a rop BUGGY, RUB
Der or steel tires, sec us.
A MEYERS SONS 7sl EAST CARY
JUST RECEIVED a CARLOAD OF
8uchcye buggies. suitable for every
purpose. both business and pleas
SEVERAL PONY OUTFITS: THE
very thing for the children.
SEE Us FOR HOME MADE GROCERY
wagons We can please you and the
price VIII suit.
REPAIRING AND PAINTING OUR
speciality.
WAGONS SUITABLE FOR ALL puR,
poses.
SMITH MOORE VEHICLE co. 81.
North Fitth street Phone Madison
ESTAbLiSiED, OLD SHOE BUSI-
meSs lear, APPRECIATE stock. Will
inventory 5000. wan sell reason
ahis for quick buyer. Apply BRYANT
sli0E CO. nc, Petersburg, Va
ONE THREE DRAWER NATIoNAL
cash register. Has been i'll use only
a snort time: In perfect condition.
ana vi! sell Ut a bargain. Address
BoX 80, Ccvington. Va.
FOR SALE ESTABLISHED CLEAN
ing and pressing business Address
II T. L.. il2 North Adams Street
ALI. SHADES AND SHAPES OF
spring mats IN the latest STYLES. Full
new line Of Manhattan shirts in
broken lots OF line hats al reduced
choice. MCscoE GAHNETT, SOC
hats cleaned before the rush from
the old reliable SCHLOSS. The Hat
Ter. S22 East Broad street.
FANCY FRUITS BUTTER AND EGGS.
sf4E1n coffee ana Nosan Tea. HAY
FOR SALE, FIFTY SHARES $4,000
oachl Of = good paying concern Win
sQ3. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE. AT VIRGINIA BEACH
fine ocean front. twenty-nve-roonl
cottage. particularly desirable for
boarding house; three blocks north
If old Princess Anne Hotel site.
Price, $4,000. GORDAN N HUME
lOli National Bank Commerce Build
ing. Norfolk, Va.
On ACCOUNT OF MOVING WE Will
sell at low prices our stock of boilers
engines. concrete mixers. pumps
wo3dworkins machinery. etc. / ELL
FORD x co.
FOR SALE THE FURNITURE OF <
tWciNc-room house. we'll furnished
together with the lease. rent mod
terate; central location. * 925, care
/ IInes -iolSpatcl.
FOR SALE, CHEAP. FOUR-HORSE
Gasolene engine. Fairbanks & Morse
maxi: good condition, LYME. x
HARRIS, Fifteenth anu Dock streets
Phoue Monroe 435i.
ESTABLISHED CASH SHOE BUST
ness. Clean. up-to-date stock VIII
inventory 5000 viii sell reason
able for quick buyer Apply BRYANT
SHOE co. INC, Petersburg, Va
Bee, Coal ami llluoo
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POSITION WANTED BY \ YOUNC;
married man as travelling salesman
Am active. strong and use 10 hustling
work. Temperate habits. Two years
c%perienc" in the mercantile business
Can furnish best OF references Small
salary to commence with Address
L. 1853. care Times Dispatch
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pflp 1uanten, female

GOHERNMENT JOBS FOR WOMEN
free, FRANiLIN ISsTITUTE. Dept.
lz6-I.. Rochester. n. Y.
WANTED. HIGii-CLASS SALEswO.
men 10 represent large corporation in
me state OF Virginia. on proposition
nbpeallng TO women OF wealth and
by our expert demonstrators In Rich
mond- railroad fure and expenses
advanced during period OF training.
ness. Integrity and diligence required.
school teachers aud college grad
unt.s preferred. Answer by letter;
living full particulars. Address q
ltS. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. SALESWOMEN. TEACHERS
ana college graduates preferred. to
work on high grade proposition In
STATE u Virginia. calling upon wo-
be made. Expenses advanced dur
ing period of obstruction: For fuii
TRUSTEE & RECEIvERS CO, 209
south state Street. Chicago
PROSPECTIVE PUPILS ARE COR
ulaiiy invited to inspect our modern
facilities for training for Office posi-
tons. Thorough courses. reasonable
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
WANTED, THREE COLoRED MAIDS
.9r hosPliI W%rk AnpllM VIII :s[Hr
IioSIlTAL. Eleventh and Clay
Streets
" ANTED. STENOGEAPHEE IN y
business house. Address in own
h.ndwri'ins, stating experience. Ad-
dress $40. care Times Dispatch.
TAlLOIS HELP WANTED on COATS.
only thoroughly experienced in pad
dinE and telling need apply. K.
broad
WhIrE HloVING PICTURE PLAYS;
S1V each: all or spare time; no cor
rcspondcnce course. Details free.
ATLAS PUBLISHING co. "a, Gin
CInnati. o.
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WEST END LOTS, $40 PER FOOT.
EASY terms. IL 23i. care Times Dis
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Suslnfss Qpportllnftp


WANTED. ONE or MORE PERSONS
Win capital TO finance prohta ole and
rapidly growing business. Address
. 31s, care Times Dispatch.
WASTED: AN IDEA, WHO CAN
en,? protect your iuIit IDEAS t'" they 20 nav la.
bring you wealth Write for Needed
i in,eTi nns ang Ho% to Get YoGr
DOLPH & co. Patent Attorneys.
Wnsftngtor. % G
TOR SALE. A GOOD PAYING DRUG;
store. located at permanent trans
Ter point: large prescription business
p"Nlns daily cash sales last year
over 80 dollars. Cheap rent ana
52ns i%ass GOD. clean, STAPLE stock,
!" swing deal. Communicate only
~ letter with PARKER, care
Observation-Disclosures DRUG 60
\ WELL EQUIPPED REAL ESTATE
cures the services Of an able and
energetic man as Office manager \
remarkably fine opening to the right
amount .! valuable property. for
which there is an active demand
Best season just opening. Compare
secure AN Interest that VIII rcnlize
u big and permanent income Need
not 3rply unless parties can devote
Whole iime TO the business. Highest
references given and expected. Adj
nr"ss I. .. boN 90. Washington. u. =.
WANTED. TO SECURE THE SER
vices OF a practical business man.
GOOD sa!aiy. one VINO can financially
associate himself with a going Rich
rond concern. small Investments II
YOU cant comply with requirement :
don't answer Address * ON car.
Times Dispatch
FOR SALE, FULLY EQUIPPED PLANT
LOT boiling soda water and soft
drinks. in active operation now and
tood chance Tor some young hustler
70 make money. Reason FOR selling
other business that takes all my
TINE. No Interview unless you mean
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