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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
n. D. CROPS
LEAD ALL0F
NOR IHWES1
ROBERTS or WEATHER
BUREAU RETURNS FROM
INSPECTION TRIP.
SHORT YIELD In CANADA
Burleigh County Grain Looks
as Well as Any Over
Northwest.
SHORT YIELD IN CANADA

crop conditions generaHy
throughout the entire northwest are
exceptionally fine, 1t Is not generally
known that those of North Dakota
by far surpass those Of her sistel
states and also Of Canada, as we'll
From men Of all occupations re
quiring them to cover this state anu
surrounding territory come reports
Of the prospects Of bumper crop
for 1914. Among those returning
from such trips Is Mr.. Roberts of the
local weather bureau.
Sees Canadian Crops.
He has recently returned from q
trip through northwestern North Da
k0ta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Al
berta and Montana, and his observa'
tions are interesting. He states that
the conditions in North Dakota, in
its poorest parts, are as good as, o,
better than the conditions in the bes,
of the surrounding country. In Man,
it0ba conditions are quite similar "a
those In the Missouri Slope. From,
100 miles west Of Moose Jaw to Cal
gary, the crops are poor, due to laca
of precipitation.
But ons-half Crop.
In many places between these twu
points less than 0ne-half crop will
be harvested, even with the most ia,
vOrable conditions from now to the
close of the season. North from Cal
gary the conditions improve. but al
the season in that latitude is SC
short, crop conditions are not Of a.
great importance as in the region.
further south. a.
Good In Montana.
Conditions In Montana are gener
ally good, although the crops In the
northeastern portion are rather back
ward, c~ing 10 lack sof- 1 - IN pssl
May and early June. However, re
cent rains have greatly improved con
ditions and there is every prospect
Of . lb0untiful crop in all parts ol
the state.
In North Dakota the conditions are
favorable, except in the four counties
In the northeastern portion Of the
state, Pembina, Cavalier, Rolette and
Bottineau, where the rainfall ha.
been deficient. It is not to be inrer
red from these remarks that even ir
those counties the crops are poor
for, ON the contrary, the crop will bt
q large one, for these counties CON
prise four Of the best wheat growing
sections Of the state.
eurlslph In the Lead.
Nowhere in the state or in the en-
tire northwest are better condition,
to be found than in the Missour
Slope, and no county in the Slope ap
pears to better advantage than doe.
Eurleigh.
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MoToRcYcLisT KILLED.

ESt. Louis, Mo-, July 17.-Thomas
Lewis, Birmingham, Ala, was fatally
injured today in the races being run
under the auspices of the Federation
of American M0torcyclists, In con-
venti0n here.
He crashed into a fence and fell
over q 2O-foot embankment during
the first race Of the day. He died
a few hours later.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-07-18
Hail REPORTED.

Fargo, N. D., July 17.-Foster,
Griggs, Traill, Ransom and other
counties report hail storms Wednes-
day night. None appears to have e1-
tended over a wild area and all wers
followed by heavy rain. The lower
temperature that has follow d pro-
vides good filling weather for wheat
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! ! ! ! / N !
70 DISSOLVE
|N|l||EN HAVEN
EFFORTS - SOLVE PROB
LEn ! ! 1lIsIl1lD[ENrlY Y A
YAILL1uRE. q
A'atrA0llI. TO ACT
Complaint AtAinst System is
Ready to Filed Within
: lsW Days.
n'REYN0lls IS TO ACT

Washington, DC, July 17.-Nego.
tiations between The New Haven and
Department of Justice to effect a
peaceful dissoIptlon of that system.
apparently came to al end today and
unless unforeseen Developments arise
the government VAL file a Sherman
antitrust Law nit to force dissolu-
tion next week.
slll fts Complete.
The bill against the New Haven is
practically completed Finishing
touches will be- nut upon it. immedi-
ately. Before it Ii filed the Attorney
General will cDnfer with President
Wilson and lay the whole matter be.
fore him and m the presidential ap-
proval.
McReynolds, II understood to be
loath to take the case into court but
feels there "a 40 other solution of the
problem.
official Nollce Of Action.
Official noticesof action of the d.
rectors in New York yesterday, in
refusing TO acNspt conditions laid
down by Massachusetts for the sale
of it's Boston aad Maine stock came
during the day There is no intima.
tion Of any .plA1 for complying to
governments demand that the Bos-
ton and Maine stock be sold. Gener.
al feeling is th4t matter is closed and
only q conference between the presl.
dent and the attorney general re.
mains before filing suit
sTockHoLDERo WANT @1o2,oo
~.
Boston, Mass, 3nly 17.-Restitution
suit, whereby the GsM,r rority stockhold.
ers seek to comp .ermer and pres,
ent directors to. r6Spre to the treas
ury Of the New Haven railroad ap
proximately s102,0O0,0Oo; alleged I'd
have been Illegally used in building
up the system, was begun in the sr.
preme court today.
Alleges Losses.
The complaint alleges losses re-
sulting from the acquisition of the
Boston and Maine, trolley and steam.
ship properties by the New Haven
which amounted to 100000, 900, and
that under the federal antitrust act
the New Haven is entitled to recover
from the defendants three times tina:
sum.
Ask For Receiver.
Judge Braley, before whom the &C
ton is brought, issued an order O1
notice, returnable next Friday, tC
show cause why a receiver should
not be appointed in accordance with
the bill of complaint. The plaintiffs
who are trustees of the late Ole Bull
and Valghans estate, own SO shares
of capital stock, and ask for for re
ceiver to take possession of all claim.
In favor of the defendants, but MOI
to interfere with the administration
of current affairs Of the New Haven
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MANY SUICIDES.

Mexico City, Mex, July 17.-An
unprecedented number Of suicides and
attempted suicides have occurred
here since the fall Of the Huerta gov
ernment. In two days there were
four suicides and three attempts have
been made. The residents are ap.
palled, as such attempts are rare
here. There was a notable lack Of
crime during the same period. Tran
guilty of the capital continues un-
disturbed, although there is an under
feeling Of unrest.
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Surrender to constitutionalists.
Brownsville, Texas, July 17.-San
Luis Potosi has been surrendered to
the constitutionalists, according to
unofficial dispatches received in Mat
amores, opposite Brownsville, today.
Messages which we're sent from Mon
terey gave no details.
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IS READY
FOR PEACE.
WILLING TO CONFER WITH
CARBAJAL, D1CTAToRy
SUCCESSOR.
aUER1A ARRIVES At PORT D.
Down Fall Of Provisional Govern
ment Causes Many
Suicides.

washington, jury lC.-EYery luuu'
ence and diplomatic agency at the
disposal OF the United States govern
ihent is working for immediate peaco
in Mexico. The Washington admin
istration is convinced with the elm
inati0n Of Huerta, for which 1t has
been steadily pressing for over .
year, the various factions Of Mexico
will be drawn together quickly.
Guard Against Bloodshed.
To aid In this and assure the res
toration of normal conditions with
out further bloodshed, ohicials here
are exerting themselves to smooth
the way for new and stable admin
istration in Mexico, which will be
recognized by the world powers. Not
only is the American government
now counseling Carranza to arrange
with Francisco Carbatal, Huerta's
successor, for a peaceful transfer OF
the government In Mexico City to
the constitutionalists without further
fighting, but it became known that
the administration indirectly Is COM
municating with Emilian0 Zapata,
leader of the revolution in southern
Mexico.
According to reports, Zapata has
2400O men, though most of them are
poorly equipped, they constitute se-
rious menace to the new admins
trati0n IL they remain in revolution.
Wants Agrarian Reforms.
Zapata, who demands agrarian 10.
forms Immediately, made common
cause with the constitutionalists and
obtained supplies from them with
which to fight Huerta. It is not
known whether he will lay down hin
arms in favor of Carran1a. Already
the fruits of the American effort to
i'bfing carranga. and Carbajal together
ts apparent. CarranSa revealed =
spirit Of friendliness to the United
States and readiness to discuss
peace with Carbajal, and prevent fur
ther fighting.
HuERTA ARRIVES At SEAPORT.
Puerto Mexico, July 1.-THE first
troop trains accompanying the Huer.
ia special arrived here tonight. An
other train followed few minutes
later. All arrangements were made
early in the day for the reception of
Huerta and M. Blanquet. The stage
is so set that they could enter the
city and board the Dresden or Bris-
tol and put out to sea 60 quickly ana
quietly as to rob their flight Of all
dramatic elements. Just what course
of departure will be followed will
not be known until the last minute,
even by the captains Of the vessels.
Huerta arrived here shortly after 9
O'Clock tonight, two hours after the
first train arrived. Banquet, his min
lister of war, was with him. Huerta
will remain aboard his train tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25

Professional zorIp 1Aantfn

THE VIRGINIA TEACHERS BUREAU
supplies colleges public and private
schools with teachers without charge
teachers needed in NirSinia and the
southern States; CORES poudcnco so
licitcd. y. w. CRIDLiN. Manager.
Woodland Heights. Richmond Va
phone Madison 551S. Also Gor,lons-
Vile branch. i. WALTON HALL
Manager, Box l5i. Gordonsvillc. Va
MEN WITH MILITARY TRAINING, OF
teaching ability. aud experience. for
good September openings. The IN
E>RSTATE TEACHERS AGENCY
Macheca Building. New Orleans
WANTED. PRIVATE SCHOOL TO
teach, three months. March. April and
May. Address MISC ~ SPENCER
BurkcNiile. Nn
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Situations 1d,antrp. scale

WANTED. CLERICAL WORK, 10y
Young man OF good habits and bust
ILished. L. Bis, care Times Dispntch
WANTED. OFFICE POSITION. EY
%oung man not afraid Of work. Am
now finishing commercial cours: ~
asf% Sfe.y G9iesS Wl care Ss Elm 4iSc o.
Dispatch.
WIDOW WITH TWO BOYS AGES
- and IL years old. would apprcci;tto
i22ne Kind of work for them, where
EARNESTLY. + 20. care Times Dis
cpLoRED MAN WISHES rosITIoN
as Is, channeur or butler SOL WOOD
Boy. SEVENTEEN. STRONG. WELL
grown. with grammar school cduca-
tioi wishes position; has experiences
work, Phone Madison 7252'
FURNISH BUSINESS MEN FREE
select help for Office. store. other
BUSINESS EXcIlANGE. SIG North
man, position a. engineer. having
held licensed job. Address u 533
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. WORK on FARM or
MHAF I"Gs o 81 rS'sae"f e p S 20
|. Iowa
YOUNG MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
collector for some wcli-cstnLlshed
furniture house: best reference Ad-
dress u 80. care Times Dispatch
Address II es. care Times Dispatch
WANTED. POSITION As BOOKKEE5T-
@r or clcrical work. sith Al city ref
erence + 800. care Times Dispatch.
fouNG MAN. Now EMPLOYED, DE-
sires 10 make change; four years
acl'ins aud clerical experience Nd
dress = 81. care Times Dispatch
WANTED POSITION BY REGISTER
ed druggist By February 3. at pres
cnt employed; best Of reference Al
drcss !. 30. care Times Dispatch.
81 WILL DO YOUR CARPENrEi;
work cheap. o27 West Clay.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, NOW
employed. desires To change: refer
onces furnished. Address 6 G3G. care
Times Dispatch.
HQokk EErEH WANTS SET OF
books TO keep that will require about
three hours per day Address + lis
care Timcs-Dispatch.
POSITION WANTED As HOOKkr:EP-
or aud salesman. in general mor-
ence. Address SALESMAN. COS, La
Crosse. Va.
LuMBERNT.>N SINTEEN YEARS EN-
pcrience IN white and yellow pines
fllH it'uW c'''i. desires 10 make
Change. = sol, care Times Dispatch
EllAUFFEifR. CAN 10 oWN REPAIR
ms, wishes position with private
family. now or later. Address 4 iii.
care Times Dispatch.
CITY SALESMAN, y LIVE WIRE
would consider making a change
made good: milking Good. f. 5l7
care Times Dispatch
YOUNG MARRIED MAN. BOOKkEE:P
cr; desires position. Best reference
Aidress + 555 care Times Dispatch
SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED SELLING;
hiShcsi-"lass specially. wants to
mak" change. Richmond location
preferred Pest references from en-
ploNcrs Address L go. care Times
Disputed.
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5oIicitur0 ano 5alr5n,en

Statesmen WANTED ENPEHI-
pay Writ Tor large list OF open
lmss oncring opportunities to earn
sion to $500 81 month while Nou
learn. position assured. Address
m faSF;"g TN IL NArI9 Ssdri sAEs
chicago, New York. Kansas City.
san Francisco
ciGAn .SAlI;sM,:N WANTED To
carry Inc Of cigars OH road; 800
nci "eees . eNpe'' coNr SEEsS;f9GI
CIGAR COMPANY. Wichita. Kan.
W. NDEIiFUL opi,oRTCNIrY;
I;,eany income. selling the. Fcsler
Fountain shaving brush; s. to $40
turn on repeat soap business: 81
more live men wanted. Unique sales
plan free. rEsLER SALES COM
THIRD street New York..
SAf.ESAiEN 10 HANDLE IOpULAi;-
priccd waists. rniddics, children's
dresses; ccorki,ng good line. NJ. MAN
den. Philadelphia.
AUTOMOBILE DRIVING Statesmen
wanted 10 sell Coy Junior ears
Price. $t21. Demand enormous Leads
furnished: experience unnecessary
For particulars address G s. coey,
Sales Dept. Cocy Building. l4.A-2G
Alichi.Fan Avenue, Chicago. III.
WANTED. FIRST SALESMAN
10 SOL our Inc oi fancy fruit elders
IN small country towns. - pcr cent
commission, payable on acccptancc
or orders; $40 weekly drawing 80
count. CROWN CIDER co. 9OT
south Commercial. st. Louis, Mo
Dept II.
WANTED. SALESMAN TO SELL.
well known limo OF trut elders In
apali country towns: - per cent
commission; So weekly drawing ac-
count. Oldest cider firm in The
Cirtcd states. RED CROSS Cont
pAN1. 20i South Main street St
Louis. Mo. Dept. 6.
CALENDAR Statesmen WANTED
Why not add Il live money
maker To Your limo. Zig commits
sions; sure reporters. VIII not IN
tcrtcrc with regular line. Write for
catalogue. HoOpWtN MFG; 90.
2"i9 Van Buren, street Chicago
SALESMAN, EXpERIENCGp IN ANY
line. to sell general trade in Vir-
Sinia. tucNcclicd speciality PROVOST
ton; commission contract: SJ5 week
~ for expenses. CONT NENTAI.
NNEi.RY GO. 96-i Continental
building. Cleveland. ..
sALEsMEM WANTED FOR COUNTRY
towns; 80 weekly SALARY and s.. p.l.
daT allowed for expenses when tr3v-
cling. WESTERN CIDER CO. St
Louis. Mo.
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slclp Illantcb, J'en,alr

WA,NTED, PERSONS 10 30 EASY
pleasant coloring work at home
Sood pay: no canvassipi,: no expert
.ncc required. illustrated n;.rttcu-
lars free. HELPING HAND STORES,
iiurtcr kldRY Chicago.
can .,md VIII de ALI tho work in
,hrrch liill widowcr's family Of four.
Good nome Tor the right person Ad-
dress With references y vi. care
Times Dispatch
WANTED, y CAPABLE COOK AND
cleaner for family of three. Good
wages anu nice room Address MRS
T. :. !IERDERT. No. 2i02 riverside
Road Woodland Heights. Madison
JsJ1.
81 PER DOZEN cAN ZEE EARNED AT
home embroidcriug one corner ladies
handkcrchiefs, amy nuantity piiill.
spare time work; trial lot stamped
handk"rchicfs and Instructions. 20c.
sent any distanc. prepaid ARABIAN
Stil'l.f co, Dept. Z. Cleveland. O.
WANTED. \ GOOD SERVANT. ONE:
VIII" understands cooking: room on
place. Apply 2I02 Hanover Avenue.
SERVANT WANTED. 233l WEST
'r;tcc Street. Reference reuiiircd
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I2eIp, aaalr anh IenaIr

-
TEBRUARY u RAILWAY MAI.
clerk examinations in Richmond;
commence $40 month: parcel post
means many appointments; common
education sufficient: write Immediate
" for free sample questions FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. i30-J, Kochcs-
ter, y Y.
WANTED, MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions :.
several thousand appointments TO DO
made next few months; full imforna-
zion about openings. how 70 prepare,
etc free; write immediately for
booklet L 1s4 EARL lIoFKINS.
Washington, -. &
EARN GOOD FAY CoPYiNC; Nd
dresses. Particulars sis stamps
IilNCilEN rs Middieport. y V
BOYS AMI GIRLS TO ENROLL At
oiiice FOR courses in bookkeeping.
shorthand aud tcicsraphy, ana pre-
pare for good paying situations
MASSEY BUSINESS COlI.ECiE
GOVERNMENT JOBS 0PEN TO MEN
women, big pay; write for list OF po-
Siticms no" available. FRANKLIN
lNSTlTUyE, Dep: 4lG-J. Rochester.
y. Y.
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peIp lNantro, female

THE CHEsApEAKE AND POTOMAC
TEL,ErHqN%E COMPANY Or Wiz
lApiEs, nETWEEN Tnf AGES Or I;
nEB WEEK 70 sTAi;T: p@SiTii@e'N;SS
CREASED MoNTIiLY FIRST SIX
q; As:i% IA, LATER iEiN.cIEl!.E:N,r
HE:SSPq, -. r0SSrrloNS. WORK
bHE srRITl; qY EI2HRx,& 2Tt1 6s1 Those
Will HE cONSiDERED. APPiY
~ TEKsoN 70 Mss DoRsssE;;Tr,
ROOM 90. 100 EAST GRACE ST
WOMEN, GET GOVERNMENT JOBS;
nov ataiiahlc FRANKLIN iNsTi.
TtTE. Dept. 72O-J. Rochester. y. Y
LADIES' BENEFICIAL HOME WORK.
pleasant and highly profitable is
found ia our Representative system
Write FOR particulars. Dept. u !.
.\LDINGER DISTRIBUTING co, ll23
East Twentieth street, Baltimore,
WANTED, SEVERAL INTEII.I,.ENT
Young Indies 10 work lit mail order
dcpnrtmcnL. I. W. MOOD X SONS.
south F"nrtcgnih Street; Monday
ChERIcALS. SALESI.ADIES. NURSES
housckecperS, maids. Mattresses and
vIEGINIA f hGs INKS S 'i EN@HMSG ifs
WRITE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS;
500 each; oil or spare tune; no cor.
r"Spondc.Cc course. Details free
ATLAS PUBLISHING CO. II. Gin
cinnati, Q.
WANTED, 200 YOUNG LADIES TO
make Green Turtle cigars and Whip
learning; good treatment and sani-
isfy ,JEnRFroun Ttinsl, PATTERsoN
Iai,
WOMEN TO DO PLAIN SEWING AT
good money and steady work: no
canNaasing Send reply envelope for
pticcs paid. UNIVERSAL 90, Desk
. Walnut street. Philadelphia Pa
WANTED. TO COMMUNICATE WITH
iad% Who plays piano w"ll and has
piano al her command; attractivc pro
position to right party. Apply by
letter 10 BOX 23G. city
LADY SrENOGRAPHERS ALWAYS IN
demand at attractive salaries. Learn
the easy Gregg system OF us and we
viii assist YOU to a good position
MASSEY BUSINESS coLLEGE.
WAiTED. y STRONG WHITE WOMAN
dress MISS NJ il. DUNCAN Tar lor OF" $
store Franklin County. VA
LADIES CAN MAKE $40 TO So
weekly copying, addressing and mail
i ,is samples; Farticuiars for stamp
~
n y
WOMEN, START FASCINATING HOME
business tinting postcards. pictures.
etc. spare time. make SIP weekly:
no GanvassinS Samples Toe: Far.
Manhattan street, New York.
KAUFMANN & CO. WILL REQUIRE
the services OF three millinery max
crs ana prcparors TO take positions
in orr worltroon. Apply ut once SO
as TO secure position for later.
LADIES-EARN Se2i DOZEN MAX
ing plain ncclkwear; home business.
for pattern. Instructions. NEEDLE
CRAFT. i0Si, Altoona, Pa.
WILL PAY RELIABLE MAN Or WO-
man si2.5O to distribute 100 free
packages pcrfumcd boraN soap pow
CURED. ii. f. WARD BOEAN co.
ZIG Institute Place Chicago.
\ HARE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE
comfortable living home sewing plain
seams. Sewers in small towns es-
pecially. No canvassing: steady: no
triflcrs wanted, Send Toe for samples,
factory HOME SEWERS Co. lob
bcrs' Sowing. nv. T., Rchoboth, Del.
WANTED. COLORED Girl. TO MIND
baby one year old. Good pay 10
right party. Apply sos East Clay.
COOK WANTED: FIRING REFER
encos. ia North l.ombardy Street.
TWO COOL MATTRESSES. STEADY.
fhtfa SIr1T rTgrIar n ,orhi rS Sec
and Main Streets. Monday morning.
LADIEs. SEWING AT HOME; MA
terial furnished: no canvassing:
steady work. Stamped envelope for
particulars CALUMET SUPPLY co,
/, Dept. y 207, Milwaukee. wis
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5pIiritur9 ann SaIr1lucn

DO YOU WANT SO y DAY. SIDE OE
main line, retail premium and punch
bonrd deals? Ten propositions
AMERICAN FACTORIES co. St
louis Mo.
KENTUCKY DISTILLEl;Y WANTS
local representatives to solicit the
trade on commission for kentucky
whiskcyS and other liquors. Eis
money Write at once for territory.
WOODLAND co. Warehouse No. -
CovinGtolI. Ky.
Statesmen GASNNER HEATS.
cooks, fries, boils, steWs and toasts
Sells to very housewife Special
Offer this week only. Money back
if YOU cannot soil. Write Essen
TRADING CO. Madison Avenue,
New York City.
WANTED, CAPABLE AND ENPE-
sent largest Wholesale cignr-housc
hero. state experience. ability, aSc
and salary wanted In writing to -
$50, care Times Dispatch.
MANUFACTURERS WANTS TRAVEL
ing salesmcn Oh commission Box
i22S 1itchucld. ILL.,
SALESMAN WANTED Fol; SPECIAL.
line OF dry goods for spring and
summer trads factory ia retailer,
Splendid side line. Liberal commits
sion. BltYN MAWH MILLS, Phil
ndclphia, IA.
SALESMAN FOR GENERAL MER-
camille trade In Virginia to sell n
new proposition Of. merit. .Nttrac-
tive commission contract for 1915
S3b weekly for expenses. MILES T..
BIXLER CO, Wholesale jewelers..
27S-t, Carlin Building. Cleveland, o..
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situations, professional

LADY DESIRES POSITION As
matron in hospital or school by the
first Of February: references given II
required: state salary. and address
Mrs ELLElE- AL POINT VI
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situations lGlantro, scale

5 y L y T ON w y r L D--YOUNC;
farmer and student in l. G. s. agri :
culture courses desires position on
farm or 10 work crop as tenant.
strictly sober. ambitious and steady
worker. l.. BRITT 625 West Thir-
ticth street. Norfolk. Va
REGISTERED DRUGGIST OPEN FOR
position in the state. Have held
present position for eighteen mouths,
but have good reason for changing
Reliable. sober and good salesman:
references No |. Address G o. caro-
RECiS'nERFD PHARMACIST, EIGHT
ycars experience. now employed
wishes position in small town; best
rnfcrcnccs. Address X SIT, caro-
Times Dispatch
WANTED, POSITION AS LUMBER IN.
4. spcctor. sawyer, saw iilcr or mill
iorcmai Can handle stavo mill; 10
ycars' experiences: Al references. Al
dress l. 523 care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN, THIRTY. WILL WORK
Tor $40 II week as collector. clerk
timekccner, bookkecper or salesman
in or out or town. DO not use II.
qnor or TOBACCO. IL SO, care Times
Dispatch. w & + i - -.
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15oaru luantfo

COUPLE DESIRES 'CoMF'oRTAB i:fs;
room and benrd February {. ,whhs
private family IA Some good Ioea-l
Dispatch.
WANTED. EOARp, AND CATtE Fi5Hs
an OLD geutlOmprf Mo - quite ars
tive. .rpr0 iprtabic arrangements fiigafs
be made. Address y, 20, cure TtHcENf
Z Dispatch. isst Il VI, ~ f Z NJ