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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
Trv q HERALD want Ad
Various Forms
Of Headache

II iG necessary 800 order TO treat hcnd-
.'hcs properly 90 understand the Cnu-rs
which produce tie Affection -ays nT.J "
ltny ~ hincktoun AIS. Continuing. Dee spy-.
fhF stclhuH cannot even begin thr trtat-
meut ~ q disease sNIthuUt uUWIuE what
chusrs give rise 10 a. and We must rcmrm.
btr thht headache a. tohv trentpdh according
tn thr same rule " must not oulN hr pan.
trutar 10 riNUn remedy Intended 20 c1uu
t"fnct the cause which produces the hpad-
ache. but we must uicu give "a remedy 10
rrllrYn the pnlu sutN fho cause oftNtt trouble
hns been removed To Nuswtr this puIunsU
AuL-aamNiu Tablets wall be found % most
convenient and satisfactory remedy one
tthlvtrVtrv one three hours b Nts comfort
4uu rest lnthcluoH severe Cusrs ufhthdntue
ucuralRia aud particularly the headache
OF women.
When We have n patient subject 10 repulnr
attacks uf siCk headache, We should caution
him tu keep bis bowels regular. Tor which
nothing ~ better than Actoidt", and wien
ho t"t3s the least sign Of nu ouyomIuR
attack. ne should tul" two AK Tablets.
such patients should aiNaF- be- instructed
To carry y few Anu kAmnla Iablcts. SEQ Hsto
have them ready for instant use. Ihc-a
tablets are rump iu action. and can ue
depended on u produce relief iu "A very
few minutes. Asktur a x Tablets.
Anti. knmuia Tablets can bc obtained at all
UuIuHists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
MYSTERIOUS FIGHT
ON SOUTHERN
STEAMER
Prominent Business Men Kill
ed by Baltimore Man. No
Cause for Tragedy Assigned

Charleston S g., Noy l--F W
Hnman, business manoR OF tine
Jacksonville. Florida. Timts-u1ion
BILLED captain ingram uf the
liner Mohawk and c. b.. Nriant
oi Jilyt WeIe seriously wounded 30 o.
passenger alleged to oo 81. g. PcyAIns
Of Baltimore. while aboard thc Mo-
last nlght ut SEQ.
Perkins was arrested when the
steumer arrived here TODAY.
Human was Instantly Killed. Cap
tain ingram was shot In The abdomen
WriRht received "a bullet in The
side. Perfins is alleged 20 have ate
tempted tO commit suicide. boa was
restrained before mnlrtiuR any
wounds.
so cause for the shootlus is known.
IN response 90 r. wireless aali the
steamship steward ami the torpedo
boat destroyer Flussrr came tu the
ss.stance Uf tle wounded q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
Inside Information on the Making nj
FAMOUS WOMAN
EXPLORER JOINS THE
RUSSIAN SCOUTS

CAssooiated Press CorTespondence,)
Petrogrld. Nov. A-Madam Kouda-
chef, We'll known as an explorer. has
been attached by General Rennou
krampf uf the russian scout service.
she rides the horse upon which che
made the "Trip from Viadiyostok 20
Petrogrud.
General Hcanenkrampf has also
serving WITH him a soldier 10 years
old, Nicholas pefonchkof tie b. tho
son Of a rich. landed proprietor When
the war hruae out. young Nicholas ran
awgy from home, sought out General
Remembrance and asked % he might
not serve. lie was detained and a
message sent 40 his parents They
teiegraphed their consent 10 his re-
malning with the army.
The boy has already taken part m
battles. notably Instefburg. Tie ear
ries upon his rifle a German bayonet
which was presented "a him by the
regiment with which he serves. Nich-
olas has been mentioned in orders Of
the day Tor a daring and sinful scout
ing feat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
QUARTER BILLION
POOL PROPOSED
FOR CRISIS
Chicago Banker Suggests Fund
of Two Hundred and Fifty
Million to Buy Stocks Held
in Europe.

Philadelphia, Noy l2.-The forma-
ton Of 70 $3.50. 00O. 900 pool 10 bus
bonds aud STOCKS that may he yhruwh
ON the market by paniC-stricken IN
vcsturs and tbus insure the immediate
opening nf the stock exchange in TINS
country. was recommended by Charles
u. Caldwell Of Chlcago. president "i
the Investment Bankers association
Of America. in his address az me
opening session of the nnnnai cohFe"-
ton ct the organization In This cry
today.
Mr.. Caldwell said.
'Nhnt could be- more reassufins
than 10 have American banker hand
together 90 purchase al American
securities sent to us for sale tf"in
European investors. Unless some
such pool Be- formed. Our stock oN-
changes cannot open except la r. lim-
tied say aad viii do no good 90 ine
country al large for months 30 come
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

\ HUNDREDS nt sIos are being
hui % New deXIco just now
90 the nrniJc benefit 81 hts
couutrs They are IN au forms and
OF ai materials. from tho crude orig
ina the hoio 10 the ground with "a
lad over iI. or ptr silo Co the huge
modern anair OF reinforced concrete
with sell hIing automatn. apparatus.
steel traps. feodiug vents aud every
thing ro make for economy af feed
and labor
While pointing Win pride 90 New
Mrxico's ready arDep.lu ul the siIo
once its value has Dee n~uuatrlted
BE- 81 well Co point ou be farmer
using % thai Ike wo yerything
elise useful around "a me ssIo
can become |daugorul. abused.
The slio is iH resatg 90 tcrmsuting
vat u produces gos and q very
poisonous gas az that when inhaled
too freely into the human respiratory
system The silo must Oo properly
ventilated " be is not. the farmer
who finds 81 necessary 20 enter IL for
feed faces q positive danger. The
s.lo must be- carefully ventilated be-
fore % can be entered with safety A
recent fatal accident m ohio calls
direct attention a. his danger. Be
cause Il has not happened often is
no cause for belief that Il cannot hap
pen again.
since 1876, when the FIRST American
slio was built by Dr. Manley Miles.
this method 81 preserving forage for
livestock has asen generally adopted.
Although the Department Of ngficul-
ture has frequently called attention
90 the danger ~ carbon dioxid gas
-aecumuiating in siios under certain
conditions. no fatalities have been re-
ported heretofore ON the morning
~ september 10 -four workmen on
the farm Of M Athens uuhiol state
hospital aacended the ladder Oh the
outside OF a silo 10 an omen door
about WE'VE feTi frQga the TOP and
jumped down one after another onto
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
WARN SOUTH
AMERICANS TO
Be CAREFUL
Formal Protest to Ecuador and
Colombia Against Alleged
Aid Given to German Yes
sells in Pacific.

washington ye.. l.AErauee avid
Grrs, pf.laiu bl,r watprd Esrsdor
ana COLOMBIA. i, ,ieorou. terms that
Violations at ueptt,lH, bv tbosr
@,,upttI,. yBi me-, Is, tolerated.
I'M, pr.t.sb Ana rr,p.b ,u,...a.
dor. b.,, mn. -Nr..ontad .-qn,r,t,i,
tDn pnf.s ..ru.au. potr.Una ihr
.InUaH -tsfp. of tbaif rcpras.rt.tou-
.tn F,a8dor and caIomhi4. $50 r,au,st
was made f.r ,.fIau op ,h, r.,i or tr.
United states uHf th. NON, Na. .t.
pressed t1at th. American uut,rr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

WY trH uoIf of the TIME ot the
NA/ NJ g. campaign eN-
w haus,cd. not quite nr-haif
az the S-,.poo necessary Co build the
building nae actually been signed up
D. - clear that thc,c .- need for a.
larger amount Of lhc element 81 per
sonul sacrifice among 90, g.vers OF
money Ir the campaign Is ,u pr su.
gessni That this element s. present
and strongly present. evident from
the contributions have oeen
made uy wage worke aired poo
pie and olhera To- Vh E-a and
$50 ana even the ~ lbut,ons
involve g tistin.t .ial and
hardship
Albuquerque ha>ina embarked upon
5h3s campaign simply annot AFFORD
Co. register anything hut complete
success next dunday at midnight The
Herald has complete ont dcncc that
sucn success ain be IN" outcome
4 lAfF NH lf NNF"Nh'N - '"' '
unii.s 90 build this necessary iuattu-
lt- construction and the cam
palgu for tho funds were determined
uuun by a. large number or business
men who satisfied themselves Of the
city = ability Co provide n funds be
fore they gave their sanction 10 tho
enterprise this year There are
twenty men In Albuquerque who
could make up the balance OF th.s
$4,000 necessary for the s.. NJ. g. a.
vlthou, Feeling the individual con-
tributi3u involved ana without scrl-
ously imuairing their incomes They
viii not do $50. ana 80 e. NOT lair 90
expect them 90 Do so, uoI would b.
bee for the hest in erests 90 the .ustl-
tuition. which Will oouciiy more uy "a
large number OF smaller contributions
iu which that -amo element of per
soual sacrifice Is involved
The Herald does NOT fner inclined
To- criticize cog spoid Giving Co This
institution. as 20 any other publ, en-
terpriso. must he 70 matter for the inc
dIyldual Conscience We believe mat
This campaign IS roiug GO po success
mI We believe that It's splendid
character its great value 90 the cofu-
iuuuit, the enthusiasm OF the hdu-
bred and nfly active worNers behind
81 and other equally % mot more lm
push Do through triumphautiy. and
that in the hnal outcome the public
spirit OF the people OF Albuquerque
rich end poor. capitalist and wage
worker. the man who can anord 60
giN, ana the man who cannot. Uin
have been spicndidiy shown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

the silagc. the Top Of which was
about six feet below the door Nhou
tv, minutes pttor. two other work
men fouow.ug them found them un-
conscious. Nlthouph q large force of
workmen vero immediately sum
moued ana the bodies OF lbe tour men
removed a' once through o lower
door. the rh,sic.sn- of the hospital
wnu were az once ou The ground were
unable 60 reslscitatc ot the Tour
men Evidently Tie carbon dioNId
gas Nod accumulated during the
night. HlIrg ,h, slo up 60 the lcvel
oi tile door 70 forming a layer oi
carbon dioSld gus ais feet deop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

By local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion at the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness. and that S. by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the E%ustachian Tube. When
his sub Il innamcd YOU have a
..runibling sound or Imperfect hearing,
and when 10 BE- entirely closed. Deaf
ness ~ ~ result and lnleas the In
hammation can ne taken out and this
tube restored 90 its normal condition,
hearing VIII De destroyed foreyer'
nine eases out ni ten are caused by
Catarrh. which Is nothing bus an In
famed condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give one Hundred Dollars
for any ease Of Deafness tcaused by
catnrrh) that cannot be cured By
Hall Catarrh cure. send for cir
culars. free.
y. j. CHESEY q co. Toledo. ohio.
Sold By Druggists. T5c.
rake Halls Family PMS for consti-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
CHINA MAY DECIDE
TO MOVE AGAINST
THE RUSSIANS
Conference Now Under Way
in Siberia on Situation IN
Mongolia May Prove to
Have Startling Consequences

Picking NoN. I.-There Is now 100
session al Kiakhata, siberia % confer
,uue concerning The present situation
of Mongolia al which the three inter-
esied powers are represented each nt
"a delegate The Chinese he.esat" ls
said Ca be maintaining au uneompro-
missing attitude
There have ocen rumors in PeklnF
cmanatlnE from Germa1 sources that
Chinese troops bon Mongolia we're a
ing toward the Russian border and an
enort has been made 90 gounec this
arqlvity with the deadlock Of the con-
f.rppz. Inquiries. however have
brought denials from the chinese "u-
thoritics of this military activity, u
the reports are elsewhere ~dis'rcdiird.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
ASPLUND CLASSIFIES
A SCHOOL LAWS

Santa Fe y "a. Noe ~ rtof
d. p Napiund chief clerk OF the
department of public instruction. Is
hard $50 work on % compilation or
classification or thp school awe Ie
O.. making au orurt TO- sroip aud har.
this worh U.s. complutcd 81 "tu Nh''F
Doc published ANA then uftet tho ics
stature finishes its business amend
inunts passed fo fhc laws mU' ue
printed. making "a volume of pattjsu-
lar value 90 ed3catuts t]hrourhoui the
state
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

The international Iustra.o uf Nsrl-
.uIur. cst.muJe~ ,nat thc wheat crop
of RUSSIA toy The .urreu year viii
u, go 1000. 600 bushels which So
per cent OF last y,1r .rn, The rye
crop estimated 90 $4,000 GOO bush
,ls barley, $50 GOO 00u. oats. flu-
o0u. up 10 th, tom governments Of
Asiauc Russia Jho wheat crop is
"a I.l.0oo oop bushels rye
90 600. 600. and uats. 1924 900, 900
spain corn tmaizei Drop IS 2sN 0oO,-
600 bushels, rIro. l.,6s uO0. 600
pounds wine. -.s 100000 snllonf
Japan's rice production d. estimated
at 1850. uoo. 600 pounds The total
production 800 the countries of the
northern hem sphere is estimated at
> 6a. uno coo bushels of wheat. H.
ass. poU,U 900 shells of ry,. l.IGt.uou.
600 bushels .f AorIe, l2fa onl GOO
bushels oI OATS. These totals are rec
spo0u.es a-.e. ers Nao ana So, per
cent ut la.r years crops The figures
apply to ho production OF twenty
one countries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

paris. Nov g.. g. 30 BE- M TN"
American ambassador. Myrou 7.
Herrigk. has returned from southern
France. where hc visited the eoHocu-
tratiou camp. Whcr, German priss
oncrs are held and iocalitics where
Austrian and German sHhiects are in-
termed lie found conditions s'tisia'-
tory ana is mualur % detailed report
Go tn, state department ut Washing
% D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
CURT DISCHARGES
THE PETIT JURY
THIS MORNING

judge Reynolds this morning disc
charged tho petit jury iu The district
court. Prisoners convicted az THIS
term VIII bn sentenced tomorrow.
SUNDAY uight Judee Reynolds. clerk
Madison interpreter g. Euruo
VIII so to Gallup. whore the count will
dispose of the Mckinley county cascs
Court VIII open ir Gallup Monday
Durius lalu0r, Judge ltHynoids
VIII trt cases iu rhamhers here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

Warsaw, RUSSIAN Poland Nuy. D..
,Nia P|etrogrld and London. Not. ~
2.3N o. MI Representative OF th"
Pctrugrad relief fund for Poland, arr
rived here Today from the capital
with 1U rurlu1d. coz provisions Tor dcs-
titpte families. and 2Gn. ono rubl"s
CI3o. U0ol iu money for the relief 1i
the need}.
Russian soldiers continue to untatth
near Warsaw, German muoh.U" guns.
rifles and ammunition which had hce1
concealed hy The Germans in mounds
ON the h1ttlrhpld- which had been
given th, appearance, oi graves The
presumption here is that GA, Gcrmaus
Intended to utilize This material ln 90
new attack ON WARSAW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

Austin. Texas. Soy Ia President
D.. Mezes. of the University 81
Tcxas. nnnounced to-day he win pre-
sent his resignation lad order 90 af
.cept The presidency ~ ihe lniNerpits
OF New YORK ip SEA- York ttiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
COLORADO

kkT ROM the political battle
ground 81 Colorado the
smoke has lifted The
rumble Of party guns has been
silenced out from under the
adn clouds Colorado has emerged
happy and free. A law and order
banner proudly waves. Men and
Ramen nre READY Ro Rreet me
Mwnfne IA ,.w 10, mai thasI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

a lucky man
Who ~tIll can sing
SO matter what
The cook may bring.

ROSWELL Is about fo hsve a train
ing school for polio ponies.
THE RECORD says Roswell has a
FAN Hrdrcd gambling Joint. Roswell.
It sccms has au modern contea-
fences.
ASTRONOMERS at Lowcll ohsery
atory nave made some tine pictures 90
the canals OF Mans but they have
yet TO make a plate equal to q Cul-
chra slide.
SCIENTISTS warn farmers 90 be
careful In feeding cnsilage, 20 have
an the gas out COZ 10 before giving IL
90 stock. otherwise they may follow
The famous bovine who look a trip
over the moon.
BEEF ia high enough nowadays
goodness Knows. without blowing 30
up with gas.
LAMB CHOPS are IS cents q pound
Jon Hartford. Connecticut
o
WHICH is just q more argument
against living in Hartford
@
SO ONE CAS- DENY that one rc-
suit OF She election which goes far Ga
make up fur Republican gains is thf
] childish dolI-ht OF The Hartford
Nuut.ut
NESTOR NsNTOYA. % ls said, will
hay, Go rel, .n Democrat. ,otef 90
/ Dc.um, praaer Which pyobaol,
would MOT worry Nostor.
o
SEC. 10 is reported. has "a ci0ch or
o. majority of the Republican votes
Wherever Sc, and Republican vote.
have ever come in contact, See Away.
bias had eueh.
o
1T BCNs lu M Romero family
o
jim MrILENS spent Sl45 20 gc
re- elected Goo The legislature. Cam
paignins d, Jim one eNtravasaace.
o
HOW CNN the next Legislature
pfcsen' anything OF special jutercs
with neither Ramon IAberato Baca %.
Major IIowcl|En ia &C.
O.
THE ~-prIAI.tST and Progrcssiy'
parties can pair theig votes iu th'
loNsr huH7t
d
THAT Us 10 the machine d0esn'
parc both .i Them on the payroll.
o
IIII"S TANGLED skttIN
CAD ON CRYSTAL Theatre ScrecnD
Coming soon I
EVELYN NESBtT THAW
DO Threads Of Destiny
o
UNCLE JOE. however picturesque
VIII stll Dee % private.
O.
Inside Information on the Making q
a Newspaper.
Every newspaper has at least on
good sueIlcr So an the other fellow
go to him when they get stuck writ
iH the WAY ne sayE-nnd the proof
reader corraets it.-Dctroit News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

Hives, eczema. ilch or salt rheum
sets YOU crazy Cant bear tho touch
~ your clothing. loans Ointment
lse fiue Gee Hkln itehmgs All arug-
sisia sell Il. 800 a beA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

Phone Q. Red Barn oil W. Copper
for hrst-csaas haeks and sarriaseA
w T. Trtmbis a Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

by the
Second Fiddle.

Ea
This earnest looking cit
lyru
~ not Inclined 40 knock.
His mind Is concentrated
con
The y W. e. A Clock.
With IUudable ambition
This .ud dcsires Go know
The total contribution
pf me other fellows
dough
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

TIRE ALLIES should arrange 20
.Ne'N syst IN on .ho.r cc1sors Yes
leraa5 while London proudly boasted
tho Germans on tho defensive at ai'
points. the Fren % ooob WAS letting
oyl rhc tact that the kaiser was ga
tuu charge oI DNmJdc.
O.
GERMANY shows % marked tend
ou.s tH come back
O.
THAT ~NNpONAi counts, PToEree-
-.Eo .ordInR o. tniyal observers iu
IT,, state capitol has about as much
nance 60 hold hIs seat Boa the icgis-
larate as The Kaiser hats Co eat break
fa~i 900 London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
FOR sALE-Farrns.

THE beautiful Florida lake region. Is
on high ridge known as the Back
bone OF the state and the south end OF
yenr-round climate in the world. 1t
Is one OF the hcnlthlcst sections OF the
United States, and the best citrus fruit
rolling 200 to 500 feet above sea level;
positively no mosquitoes and can be
bought at very low prices. More money
can be made by Investing in these
lands, either as IL speculation or de-
yeloping to orange and grapefruit
groves, than any investment on earth.
Take a 1b-day vacation trip and In
yeatigate. We can get you a very
low rate for round trip. Excursion
each month. Write for literature and
excursion dates. Donald +. Baker. p,
9. Box 116. Richmond. Va
CHEAPEST farms. houses. timber. List
free. A. Q. Buchanan. Chester. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

jRUG clerk, s yenrs' experience.
wishes position where there is IL
nance to learn. References. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICE,

WANTED. tho public to know that
Jahnke Bros. jewelers., 912 East
remount diamends IN the ef Issess s,y iaa
Old gold and silver taken In exchange.
afY delicious Partisan fruit and nut
,c2nfectlons are special for Thanks.
cents per pound. s22s Eleventh Street,
Washington, u. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
MEETINGS.

ny Richmond o Randoieh Iodg GO Ne No.
~ 10, Ancient, Free and Accepted
Mnsons. will he held In the Masonic
Hull, Franklin, near Eighteenth Street,
THIS (TuESDAY EVENING, Novem,'
Der II, 1914, at o'clock.
All Master Masons in good standing
arc cordially invited.
ny order of the Master.
w. a, CLARKE, JR.,
Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

TIE holders of bonds Nos. -. "a, as,
80, AZ, Of and IS, OF tho hrst-mort-
gage, per cent, ten-year gold bonds
issued by the Usage Misunderstanding
Company: are hereby notified that the
said bonds have been drawn by lot for
redemption for account Of the sinking
fund provided for In the mortgage Of
December ]. 1909. FROM the Usage Man
uracturing Company to tho undersigned
trustees, In accordance with tho terms
of said mortgage, and that interest
on each OF said bonds, Nos. l5, 81, IS,
10, 43, 81 and SIS, will cease on the
first day of December, 1914 On said
last mentioned date there viii be due
and payable. ut the office Of the under
signed trustees In tho city OF Rich
mond, Va, on each Of said seven bonds.
tho principal thereof. together with q
premium Of la per cent of the face
OF each said bonds. and accrued Interest
on each OF said bonds to said date, and
the holders of said bonds are hereby
required to deliver the said said bonds
to the undersigned trustee for redeInp-
tion, rs above stated. for the purpose OF
satisfying the povisions OF said mort
gage, in respect TO the sinking fund
virginia TRUST COMPANY.
BY II. W. Jackson.
Richmond, Va. November ii. 1911.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

LOST. small First NATIONAL Bank cou-
pom envelope containing Red Ash
Coal and Coke Co. coupons. Finder
please return to Auditing Department..
First National Bank. Reward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
PERSONAL.

LESSER, the ladies' tailor. Tho only
one I'm town who makes a Speciality
in altering all kinds of ladies' gar
garment altered In my establishment
Is done Under my personal supervision.
Prices very moderate. and work salts
factory. Raleigh Apartments. Phone
Madison 4523. Corner Harrison and
Franklin, Richmond va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
WANTED-Agents

WANTED, Christian representative In
Chrlatiun calendar. Exclusive terri-
tory. Great seller. Big profits. X
Messenger Co.. 22 Quincy Street. Chica.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17

WILL locate manufacturing plant IN
Richmond II can interest proper
party for local influence with some
financial standing in community and. to
act as secretary and treasurer. Refer
ences exchanged at proper time. Qni-
Street. Greensboro. n, c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-17
HELP wANTED-Female.

WANTED. an experienced middle nre
woman TO care for two small chill
|irsn. Apply nj once. Randolph 42a5-J.
get government tobs
sos to $3.50 month. 1000 appoint
|nents mJnthly. Write for list Frank
I'm Institute. Dept. 4so-T. Rochester,
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HELP wANTEp-Malo and Female.

WANTED. railway mail and postal
clerksi examinations soon; over 1000
|appoiRta yearly. Prepare mt home
Write for Plan II OF payment after
Philadelphia BUSINESS
college, Civil Service Department, Phil
1adoiphia, Pa.
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NAH. ORDER

HATS. HATS.
LADIES' and gentlemen's hats rcshaped
to latest styles; factory facilities
Write for circulars. SEQ Vera Hat
Works. 211 North First Street. Rich
nond. Va.
CALIFORNIA WINES.
TOKAY, Angelica, Madeira and Port
wines. These arc pure. with enough
age to make them Very good for me-
Blake & Co, No 90 Broad Street.
Phone Randolph h12-5lS.
NEW GOODS.
Fat Norway Mackerel, Comb Honey,
shelled almonds, cltron. Large stock
of asparagus. Geo. Med. Blake & Co,
No. 90 Broad Street. Randolph 512-5I3
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PRINTING AND ADDRESSING,

100 visiting cards printed and sent
postpaid for .26c: Other printing very
cheap. LOCO business cards, $50; q.
street Richmond. Va.