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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27
WILL GIVE EARLY DECISION
In SUPREME JUDGSHR CASE

Il was announced by the supreme
court following submission Of argu-
ment before that tribunal late
Tuesday afternoon In ths Bulge
case. wherein Judge Alfred Bulge
Of Pocatello. seeks 10 secure : writ
Of mandate 10 compel Secretary Of
State w. L. Clifford 20 Issue 10 him
q commission tor four years ~ Jus
tlee Of the supreme court under ap-
p0intment from Governor Haiusa 10
oil the vacancy eanaed 90 the bench
By the death Of tha laaM Justice
George II. Stewart. khss - early
decision would Be rendered. The
issue Is ene 0f statewide Importance
and Of unusual IEnportance - The
court ltself ~ thsFe are move enly
two justices serving,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27

form with Isaac Walton's rules and
regulations In order 70 make Mack
inaws captivcs IN the safae lake.
Because of the Inconsistency IN tbs
Idaho and Utah iah and game laws
Mr.. Chambers began urging Fevis-
ions Of the Idaho fish and game laws
two years ago. Mr.. Chambers SAYS
that II Idaho accedea 10 the adoption
Of laws similar to those IN Utah ths
combined efforts of Idaho and Utah
In stocking Bear lake will make Il 3
iisherman's paradise.
Warden Gowen also says In he let
ter that be- will recommend that tke
grouse shooting and duck shooting
seasons In Idaho BE- made to open On
the same day as they open II Utah.
The federal government has been At
tempting 10 mtnndArdlxe the duck
shooting season in all the states Ia
the west.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27
NO DEFICIT EXISTS In SIX
OF STATES BIG SCHOOL S

Boise, Nov. 21.-For the first time
in many years. the six state education
al institutions, which been under the
management Of the State Board of Edu-
cation for little over . year, win all
come before the legislature without q
deficit. Furthermore, at least three OF
the six will have balances on hand, ag-
yregating not less than $I5, 900. These
are the figures which were presented
O the members of the board at their
4pecia meeting In Boise last week. II
was indicated that when the figures
were compiled, further rreditable re-
suits might be found in the purchass
Of fuel and supplies. This Is the show.
ing that the Board will make at the
aext legislature.
The absence OF deficits will probably
be more appreciated BY the returning
Iegislfto tors than by the newly elected
solons. In former years deficits have
been the rule rather than the exception
while an actual surplus was ont OF ord.
mary.
Turning back surpIusss which nigh
have been spent has not been custom
ary in the psss, and the policy has beer
questioned by some But the boar
stands firmly to the principle that en-
penditures are wisely made only whei
the outlay is timely and necessary
The state board having determines
from the beginning 70 have all institu
tious i've within the appropriation
made BY tbs lagialaturs, followed out
line Of rigid Supervision os anancel
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27
LAST FRIDAY WAS
BAD DAY FOR AUTOS
Fast Driving and Blow Out the Cause of Two
Cars Turning Turtle Only One of the -Four
Occupants was Seriously Injured.

ton disclosed the fact that Ridd's in
juries consisted mainly of a badly
sprained and bruised ankle, caused
by the car resting on it.
Groo was still unconscious and as
he showed no signs of returning to
life after the doctor had worked ov-
er him for several minutes, the lat
ter felt certain that Groo had sus-
tained fatal injuries.
Leaving Poynter with the two
men, Noffsinger and wife drove rap
idly to the camp of the telephone
construction gang, about ten miles
towards Montpelier. From there
news of the accident was telephoned
to this city. AS one Of the men at
the camp happened to recall X. S.
CornwelPs telephone number, he
was first notified. 1t was then near
ly II O'Clock, and it required some
time for Mr.. Cornwell to get the
news to other men in town, who had
autos, so it was about midnight when
Cornwell, Nose Lewis and Bob Sned-
don left for the scene of the acci-
dent in their cars, arriving there
shortly after one o'clock.
In the mean time Groo had re-
gained conscio usness, but suffered
much pain in the chest from being
pinned under the car 50 long. DR..
Poynter built fire and for over
three hours or more, while waiting
for help to arrive, it kept him busy
rustling wood for the fire and other
wise making his injured companions
as comfortable as possible, as the
night was quite cold and the only
covering the men had was their over
coats.
AS the telephone message to Mont
pelier was meagre, those who start
ed to the rescue had the impression
that Russell Groo had been killed
and that Will Ridd was badly in
jured. Therefore they were happi-
! ]. surprised, upon arriving at the
scene. to learn that all were not on
ly alive, but that their injuries die
not appear to be serious, although i
was feared that Russell might hav,
sustained internal injuries.
The injured men were placed il
cars and the return trip to Mont
pelier was made in a short time.
That the three men escaped with
out any broken bones. or eve
scratches sufficient to draw blood
seems almost impossible. but such j
the fact. Aside from being a littl
sore about the chest, Russell Groo
feeling fine. Will Ridd's foot
still swollen and sore, but he will b
able to hobble down town in fey
days. DIR. Poynter's injuries cor
sisted of only slight bruises.
Aside from breaking the winc
shield and denting the radiator, tn
car was not damaged.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27
BELIEVE THAT ERNEST
MORGAN WAS MURDERED

Last week the Salt Lake papers
printed what was purported to be
the facts as to the death Of Ernest
Morgan at his home In that city.
The report was to the effect that
Mr.. Morgan had committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head
early Tuesday morning Of last week.
His friends there, and his relatives
who knew something Of the young
mans life, were not willing to ac-
cept this report as true and still be-
lieve Ernest met with foul play.
His brother. Lester Morgan Of
Pocatello. and his sisters, Mrs. Ar
thur Bulge of Paris, and Mrs. Nephi
Skinner of Nounan, went to Salt
Lake as soon as the news reached
Paris of his death. and while there
discovered suffient evidence TO con
vince them beyond any doubt that
their brother did not commit suicide
but that someone other than him
self, is responsible for his death
Mr.. Morgan was employed a
conductor on the Salt Lake stree
car line, and he was held in the high
est esteem by the superintendent o.
the company and his fellowemployes
Besides other relatives. a wife ant
two small children mourn his death
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27

taking at the same time every care not
to cripple or hinder the work OF the
institutions.
The coordination Of the institutions
under the one board plan makes posi-
BILE a new departure in bieunial reports.
Namely, 20 include IN 0ne volume fhs
reports og all state edncatiensl instita
tiona, WhiIa "a In Thought iha: . AnAn.
eial saving viii Be- The Essait, ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-11-27

chief advantage will be eoavenlencs of
FrfeFeace for those using the pnblicas
ton. The blsunial report 81 the state
anpaEintendent Of pahaie inasrnesa0a
viii alao Be ineladed, at Miss aAsp-
hsFd's request.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
HELP WANTED-AIaIc

49,
WANTED. y FlRSr-CLNSS BLACK
smith. first class reference. best
wages. GEO. (. WHITE X son, 1916
North Fitth
REGISTERED DENTIST WANTED
Tor Virginia. SALARY $40 wc"lf: sober
and neat appca cancc. Apply l. 2i5.
Tlmcs-p Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN SALESMAN WANTED
to sell specialties on commission
basis; good induccmcnt TO hustler:
must furnish reference. Address T.
-. Boz SO.
SALESMAN TO SELL GROCERS'
Speciultt"s state aE.. experience
ana salary wanted HARRY T.
COOK. North ana Grccumouut Ave-
nues. Baltimore. Md
WANTED, GOOD BREAD BAKER:
Itso girl about fifteen FOR store
hakFiy. lois West Cary.
WANTED. HcUSE-To-IioUS CAN
Nassers. cNC"ption1l opportunity:
liberal proposition Apply VI WEIN-
BERG. ISL East Main street
ADD no YOUR FAMILY INCOME:
Emitting hosiery: no experience; con-
atapt WORK. machines furnished un-
der CONTRACT. We take the product.
Nakc application to-day. HELPING
IIAND STORES INC. Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

SALESMAN. STRONGEST PREMIUM
Sells all lines Commission initial
and recorders; 500 To $40 weekly. Side
or main line. AMERICAN ADNER-
TISlNG CO, Rockefcllcr Bldg, Clcvc-
land, Q,
SA LESMAN EXPERIENCED IN ANY
line to sell general trade la Vir-
Sinia uneNcclled proposition Com
expenses CONTINENTAL. lE:Eyr;I.-
Kf co. eco Continental Building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Statesmen


SPECIALITY SALESMAN WANTED To
soil high class products i'm Virginia;
goods wolf advertised. IN applying
giIy% tht g Eo9d c rSIIr%@ E\ MD
port. Iowa.
WANTED. STATE MANAGER. PROP
osition should net thu right mlu S.
GOO first veal Quick action rcccs
sary. You must have 500 10 Si,enU.
You handle %2ur own money and
business. MOODY MIC. 90. ST.
Louis. Mo.
WANTED. HIGH GLASS SPECIALITY
statesmen who vii! build Up a biz
business for themselves to handle
Larson's Feptow!ut Wiutcrmipt and
Spearmnt chewing gums, through
iObbcrs: exclusive territory; cNccp-
t'cnal opportunity to grow with us.
send references and tull iuformn-
ton L. Larson. JE. Co. GOT
No, La Salle street, Chicago
SIS DAILY SELLING $50 SODA FoCN-
tain. MANCFACTURER. T-i1Gi Aber-
deem. philadelphia
Statesmen TO CALI. on GROCERS.
confectioners general stores; $50
monthly ana eMPe"s;es yeariy. con,
street, st. Louis, Mo.
SALESMAN ACQUAINTED WITH RE
tail groccrs 10 handle five reliable
household spccialtics. Five million
packages sold In New York alone last
%car sole aEcncN guaranteed TO
capable man. RELIABLE MANI
FEATURING CO. East End Avenue.
Nav York
Statesmen WANTED FOR PERMA-
nout connection worth 5000 to So
600 annually TO producers who a."
Wiilngto work ten months iu the
year. Line is strongly advertised iu
best trade papers, and is sold to-
classes OF retail dealers ~ towns and
smaller cities. old established. high
~ rated arm. DO not answer tnls
al unless willing 20 furnish rcfcr-
On D.. 2
y. ~, iri kesncr Euildine. Chicago.
HlGH-GRADE Statesmen % EXCEL
lent advertising novelty Tor side line.
sells amy line OF trade; never miss
a town. good commissions. NEWTON
MANUFACTURlNG COMPANY, New
ton. Iowa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
W ED-Agcnts

WANTED. FOR EVERY COUNTY AND
citi IN Virginia one competent rep
rcIcntativc and solicitor for rcli-
able Insurance organization. grant
ing Incomes ut tile rate of SlO TO
500 per month I'm the evcrt Of sick
ness on accident. and the same in
como For life in case OF permanent
total disability and old age Does
NOT interfere with any other form
one dependent upon brains or hands
for livelihood. This offers an OK
ccptional opportunity for permanent
and profitable employment. Expert
ence desirable, but not essential
Address j 6l2. cure Timcs-Dispatch.
giving age, references and expert
cncc, II any.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
v NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Safc,mcn

I
WANTED. EXPERIENCED Statesmen
OF good character and breeding to
sell goods; permanent position. Ap-
ply from to y. NJ, Room col OLD
Dominion Building, corner Ninth and
Main Streets.
PAINT SALESMAN WANTED-YOUNG
man who has had experience in han
ding and selling paints locally pre-
ierrcd. Name references, state cx-
pericnce and salary expected. Nd
Dress AiPitA. T. .. Box $40. City.
Statesmen WANTED. $50 PER
month and travelling expenses to
soil cigars. cigarettes. tobacco, snuff.
etc. TO dealers; experience unncccs-
Sary send stanp for full particu
2t2 Washington Street, Boston. Mass.
SALESMAN To TEAVEi. FOR LEAD.
Ing importers OF laccs. cmbroidcrics
haudncrChicfs. white goods: territory
not restricted; liberal commission.
expenses advanced: samples light
Address OTTO .. FELDHE!IM. ll5-liT
East Twcnty- third Street. New York
FIVE BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES TO
travel. demonstrate and sell dealers;
81! to 500 per week: railroad fare
paid. GOODRICH DRUG co. Dept.
go, Omaha. Ncb
WANTED. SALESMAN TO SELL. BEST
- per cent commission. with $50
weekly drawing account. 80 years
In business. Absolutely reliable. RED
CROSS CO. Dept. Il, st. Louis, Mo,
Statesmen EXPERIENCE
' WnHfces 5a easy W3 9 6iS Pr
tcring opportunities 10 earn 800 to
$500 a month while you learn Al
GF HsRHh%S TRAl Sf S AIi9Si
TlON, Chicago. New York; Kansas
city. san Francisco
SALESMAN FOR VIRGINIA no SELL
merchants greatest specially OF the
day; experienced speciality salesman
or merchant prcfcrrcd 800 a week
to right man; commission contract;
commissions paid weekly. state eX,
90. Cleveland, O.
Statesmen FOR GENERAL MEK-
camille trade in Virginia 10 hell a
new proposition OF merit; vacancy
now: attractive commission contract;
SPA weekly for expenses: MILES +.
BlNLEH co. Wholesale jewelers.
rs. 80 Carllu Building Cleveland %.
MEN WITH TEAM OF AUTO TO SELL.
our high grade auto oils. greases.
paints and dozen fast selling special
OIL WORKS Co, Cleveland. -
SALESMAN VISITING GENERAL
stores To soil our fall dress goods
spccialtics,, blankets. flanncls; splen-
rURNELL DALE. MILLS. Box SEQ
Philadelphia. Pa
SALrSMEN TO HANDLE THE BEST
popular priced waist. mildly ana
childronS dress line IN the country
Liberal proposition TO man who can
prove results. SAMUEL j.. MANSON
9l7 North Franklin street. Philadci-
phia. Pa.
HUGH GLASS oFF1tE APPLIANCE
salesman; permanent positions. cN-
elusive rights. Curiosity seekers
save Nour time. references required
LEATH SALES COMPANY, Ulch-
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

POPULAR PRICED TAILO Rim q
of Al road men, who arc thoroughly
experienced in placing exclusive ac-
counts: new idea. Big Inducements
ana permanent position 10 the right
men. II YOU thin. YOU ure the man
We want. answer today uutlin-
ine qualifications and experience.
SCOTCH WOODEN MILLS Sl3 Adams
street, Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

GAKTSlDE'S IRON RUST SOAP co.
1854 Lancaster Avenue. Phtladclphin
Pa. Gnrtsidos iron rust soap (U. :.
registered patent No 3i77) removes
iron rust ink and all unwashab lo
stains from clothing, marble. etc,
big margins. Iiouse-to- house agnnta
and store statesmen wanted. Tho
original 21C tube. beware of in
Engagements ana tho penalty OF max
ing, selling and using an infringcd
article.
HONEST MAN WANTED IN EACH
town Ia distribute FREQ advertising,
premiums; Sl5 Il week 20 start; eX-
pcricncc unnoCeSSarY: references re
uuircd. Address MCLEAN BLACK &
co. us y. Beverly Street. Boston.
Mass
AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY AND
become sales mana crs for our goods
Fast Office sellers; fine profits Par
tcularS and sample free ONE DIP
PEN Co, ~ Daily Record Building,
Baltimore. Md
AGENTS WANTED; MEN AND WO-
men Rest selling household article.
start at once; experience unnccCs-
sarT; $50 to $50 y week: invostlEatc
SMITH SPECIALITY co, Thompson,
Pa
COLoRED AGENT WANTED rOI;
benefit otdcr; 500 10 $500 y month
sure: Write quick. Box EM-4oq,
Cincinnati -.
AGENTS. SELL PERFECTION GUAR
ant"cd hosiery, guaranteed from ono
pair up. send for hosiery and neck
Wear catalogues PERFECTION
KNITTING MILLS. 1856 East willard
street. Philadelphia. Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
SITUATION wANTED-Nlalo


WAN1ED. y POSITION BY REGIS
tered pharmacist. aged twenty eight
ts!nEie), small town preferred; now
employed, references. Address Lock
Box 80 i. Shipman Va.
aOphkEErEK WITH Z G II 7
change. Address l. le6. Times Dis
POSITIONS ALL KINDS. FOR ALL
Kinds people yiHG!Nli BJSiM ESS
Agency. SlG North Second. IL YOU
want work
REGISTERED ASSISTANT PHAIiMA-
cist Maryland or Virginia; best
reference ADDRESS = sic. care
Times Dispatch.
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
morals and host of references, wants
position ira retail or wholesale house.
II YOU have au opening of any kind,
address Gil, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. RY YOUNG MARRIED
man Of good habits position as
travelling salesman. best references
furnished. ADDRESS 5ll. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
at present employed but DESTROYS Of
making change General knowledge
of Office work and bookkeeping.
Would prefer something outside. ref
creuces' e 800, care Timcs Dis
HELL FOR ALL. KINDS POSITIONS
furnished VIRGINIA BUSINESS
EXCHANGE.
BOOK II ilEEPGR AND STENOGEATH-
-ntiddlc-aErd gentleman desires
"a position; rapid. expert. touch type
writer operator, including billing
ANA 1abulatine of all kinds. J GIG.
care Iimes-Dispatch.
POSITION WANTED BY FIRST CLASS
cook with lonE experience; formerly
employed by persons OF high rank i'm
Europe. speaks French. German and
italian: testimonials furnished II re
qucst"d T. III, care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
evenings I III, care Times Dis
patch
PRACTICAL OFFICE SALES AND
credit inamnagcr wants an cnsag,c,-
n"nt. Fully experienced and quail
fed; best references furnished; can
invest If desired Address l. 2i1, care
Times Dispatch
TRAVELI. NG SALESMAN WILL
carry side line sample. commission
basis. X IA. care Times Dispatch.
STU ATION WANTED-Fcmalc
WANTED. y POSITION HY \ RE
nucd and cultured lady AS managing
house or WidOWcr's home. No objcc-
ton to children or country Address
MRS u. G. GREl:N. Il. l. -. No ;,
Max Meadows, Va.
COIORIcD WOMAN DESIRES y
place AS laW,drcss references I'm
city or country; in Il private family.
No. East hin street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
WANTED-Ayonts

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------------------~
WNNTED-lvcnts
--..----.-.-
SArrSlrt-\. ~ [-I-1- .-----'-------.
fIinh S..ly" states. sell Nanadiunr
in.2rm2tion address PENINSULA
',-,,' l'ep, o.. Fr0ckyille. -
AGENTS BARN Sr5 Daily C,rr1>f:
ON automobil. nv.-,ara ~ y ' ..ii
PENN SUIplT CD - itr'
IA. 7'N' =
I-SE YGI-r, .r,-,-,,,.,
i'.-1N ~ tH TIME TO BUILD
49, ',4trF business Of your
owl w" help YOU s;art for share
i,,It,'."' ;1pp orlunlHes par
TIES EXCHANGE Ifff9Io \
sC,p ,,.,,>..,,.. y. 4 -
snl, i 49, ~ > ARf SKIN
.t,.N ''tit tliNE peat Tor profile
nrolee- N?r NJ territory. Sample
~ ~ ''4 us, iFte. DALEY MFG.
.2e's NO.
~ IAftT YOU IN BUSINESS. FUR
ml8".H e.tr*talnE man and wo-
w. To S2po weekly operating
,,art.rf SI5tom SpcGialty Candy
[yjor. i0Ine or small room any
lifetime BooEict frse. RR'SG?ssIB9NHLI,kE;
~, d>.I. -. So . ,.l,''s5s' =. >.
eastegs. 400 Der cli aNt 9r5tt GL 1.i2SG
~ pocEet. mo- rollers; save floors, car
iiomcs bnV do.o Igs' e. ,r fGtls 10, iee-
Warren street Npvy yorir Dn,- "a
,f,-,. - =.
''' -Nft--N - MA 81 so WEEKLY.
seii.ne our mems Sla made to-meas-
Wte suits ht ,EUaraut, cd. Write now
C6NstNft:T. ri97,,,i,i E n p 81 81:
co. Dept g. INA Nor:b Wood
11.i!1. =. 49,. ,.,.Is1 .,......
-N'EN Ia-l TREMENDOUS HIT; NTENT-
prodts sl<aS frauSdl' Iictu 1eS' pc pig
sells noe, copyrighted negro pictures:
biggest sellers to-day Pnrfrnite
D. -
days credit Cataloisue free Pt;S-
PLIES pORTR NiTS 90 Dent 90
,n,caE2. ~
A'ftN ~ Make 5000 THIS YEAR.
abundant money your ttliG9l'V''% Your
@~n;,aii or snare time. al home or
60 ~, NV"f SNco'Hore street.
ti '''Si,,I'i''' w. 'o-u"N Tor iull par
AGENTS RED HOT Sr-NNrr,p ct7yI
ad, sra1c r s3lt nIls-orange-
kinds small naci5.e,. a,,or,,,,,,, seen y,
mn4di whirlwInd sales: astonishing
nroits get % quich while it's new.
AMERICAN pR6pGC'rs 20 90. : s5lS
9sN 1liore street Cincinnati, ohio.
just out noting else iiil e, If C ca,
seller out today: enormous nTn6ts.
coins YOU money An yonc can now
whenever they want il. tx: simnIl-
wonderful, amazing. ero,t SHOW. ~.
SCI! them all If $50 week looles-
NlfI;t,L,J- - ~ pySI4. tp-1AE; The
HEGi D"H" va Dept. 1888, Cincinnati,
worm yOr- v,AT<r e.rrNDv To1,
,nakju,- t96 ,,o'iN,- IA ~ ;, l4Not JOB
10 To-. ~ district manager at $4,000
rrS1t crov n15Ia.S,,, ,t,'essauy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
HELP WANrED--,laie and Female
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

----@-.---->~-~--~-~-~----.--
TEACHERS. SEND FOR FREE LIST
oil over one thousand vacancies re-
Gently received: practically all direct
calls: school and colleges, all depart
ments- Many Virginia openings for
V!rpinip teachers. Three agencies.
one enrolment. guaranteed ser
vice. SHEElDAN'S TEACHERS
AGENCIES. Greenwood. :. e. Char
lotto. y. G.. Atlanta.
Teachers CALLS FOR t9l4-15 NOW
ready. let ug assist YOU informa-
tion furnished; write Us. TIE. NlK-
GINA TEACHERS BUREAU. y. ".
Cridlin, Manager. Woodland Heights.
Richmond. Va. Phone Madison 551S.
Also Gordousvilie Branch, J. WAL
TON HALL. Manager BoN Isl. Cor
louisville. Va.
WANTED. TEACHER OF MATTE
MATES in high school, teacher Of
French and English, instructor in
English in college. teacher OF OK
preston and physical culture, nor
NAL training teacher. several pr!n-
cipals of high schools, also gram
mar and primary grade teachers.
Write US for particulars. NATIONAL.
TEACHERS BUREAU. Box &C.,
Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
SITUATION Observation-Disclosures

TEACHER WITH REFERENCES AS
to character ana ability desires po-
Sition as goVerncss or companion:
small remuneration considered in
pleasant home. CONSCIENTIOUS, 4"
30 West Twenty seventh street, Nor
folk, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

An INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY
earn 500 monthly corresponding; for
newspapers, no cauVassing. Send for
particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE, SEQ
Lock n0rt. y Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

MONEY LENT OK scholarship.
positions guaranteed. $50 TO s15: fare
pnld- attractive proposition. PIED
MONT BUSINESS COLLEGE, lynch
burg. VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

WANTED EXPERIENCED SOlICI-
tors, laaies upd gentlemen. II North
second street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17

WANTED. CHAUFFEUR 10 TAKE
charge Of cor and drive in small
town; state ngo. experience ana
ton,jun 20 spphcation; references re-
guirc1, Address / 236. care Times
Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-17
SITUATION wANTED-rcma,c


RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
wants place as COOK. cleaner or
houseworll. Phone Madison 1915
Monday.
WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY WITH
several years experience. position
as Stcnographcr. Can furnish best
references. * io1, care Tim"s-Dis-
patch.
WANTED. POSITION AS CiIILD'S
cremce: $40 :. ". - q. <. ENPLoY-
MENr HGKENU. Madison 1882.
BRIGHT. ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LA DY
wants position for summer as cashier.
hookkeerer or telephone operator at
for board; experienced and capable:
best city references. Address III Gi6.
care Zines Dispatch.
LADY OF REFINEMENT. FEST FAM
lily connections desires employment
in pleasant home; capable house
keeper. Sews and can do almost any
thing pertaining TO home duties; no
mental work. best reference given.
Address j. 90. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. BY \ RELIABLE WOMAN,
washing ct lo22 81. John street.
WANTED. HY DOMESTIC SCIENCE
teacher position as housckeeper;
cNperienccd. credentials. Address
ttOUSEKEEPER /. 2i2. care Timcs-
Dispatch.
MRS CHADicK's UNDERGRADUATE
Register. Nurses caretakers, com
panions supplied Madison Ss5-L
WE FURNISH FEMALE HELP FOR
ever kind position, white aud col
orcd. VIRGINIA BUSINESS EN-
CHANGE
REFINED. CULTURED LADY. WITH
excellent references. will accept any
position Of trust, or. responsibility
in home, Office OF hotel wherein good
principles, educati ton and general
adaptability viii Ice appreciated. Ad-
dress UNEMPLOYED TEACHER. $40
West Twenty seventh street, Nor
folk. Va
YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION IN
oiice at once. Address * 400. care
Times Dispatch
WANTED. PERMANENT POSITION IN
city bv experienced stauogrnDher
reference. l. I'll. care Times Dis
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WANTED. DISTRICT MANAGER FOR
I.iehuend experienced iu monthly
accident and h,alth insurance Small.
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