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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
JUSTLY REBUKED.
Case OF Washington Society Wo.
man Getting Her Dues.

J An episode that tickled official
Washington immensely occurred at
the recent brilliant reception at the
White House by President and Mrs.
Wilson to the Army and Navy. 1t
is an episode that at first blush
seems ungallant to repeat, but never
theless it is going the rounds of the
drawing rooms here by reason Of
the unpopularity Of the lady in the
case" who is the wife Of a cabinet
officer under a former administration.
She was cordially and generally dis
liked during her regime and made so
riany optspoken and powerful
enemies that at times the situation
grew so serious as to cause surprise
that the cabinet officer die not resign
his portfolio. But he did not, and
at the recent White House reception
this lady was a conspicuous figure.
Through the courtesy Of the First
Lady Of the Land the ex-cabinet
hostess was invited to the sacred
precincts Of the Blue Room. She
took her place directly behind her
own successor, one Of the most
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
P. X NAYERs. PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.

gracious and winning Of the present
cabiHets and not content with tins
conspicuous place. the lady gave
expressions to ulpleaSant remarks
and criticisms which were overheard
by a number Of the guests.
An Acquaintance from the last ad-
ministration greeted her with
pleasant remark about it seeming a
little strange not 10 see her in her
old place. and one speech led to an
other until the lady herself shrugged
her shoulders and sak'; "A case Of
every dog has its day" to which
ungraciouS remark a statesman,
bOilingwith suppressed anger, brutal
ly blurted out, "Yes, and cats, too, !"
and then walked huuiedly away,
the lady'S eyes snapong blue fire
after his retreatiag form. He would
not have said il in the last adminiS-
traitor, but all the women who
heard it. except the victim herself,
just aehed to hug him." as one
expressed Il.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
Money Hogs.

When one can make a fourteen
months old hog weigh over 400
pounds. as many have done In this
country, and hogs are bringing around
eight cents on foot, why worry 50
much about the weevil2 We know
It takes corn to make hogs, bot It
has been shown in this county 10 be
no trouble to make from 50 10 100
bushels Of corn per acre on a few
well tended acres. Put the two to-
gether and you have more and easier
money than YOU can get from same
acreage IN cotton. You see it is no
trouble for an editor who never
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
Beautiful But Poisonous.

Some Of our most beautiful and
fragrant garden plants, the flowers
Of the jonquil, white hyacinth and
snowdropS, possess poisonous ma
tures. The narciSsus is also partic-
ularly deadly, so much so, indeed,
that to chew a small scrap Of one Of
the bulbs may result fatally, while
the juice Of the'eaves is an emetic.
The berries Of the yew have killed
many persons, and it is pretty well
known nowadays that It Is not safe
to eat many peach pipS or cherry
kernels at once. The lobelias are
all dangerous. Lady's slipper pols-
ons in the same manner as does
poison ivy, The bulbs seem to be
the most harmful. Lilies Of the
valley are also as much so.
There is enough opium in red
poppies to do mischief; and the
autumn crocus, if the blossoms are
ehewed, causes vomiting and purg-
inq. The leaves and flowers Of
the oleander are deadly, and the
bark Of the catalpa tree is very mis-
chievous; the water dropwort; when
not in flower, resembles celery and
Is poisonouS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
THE SONG or DIXIE
Sweet And Lively Southern Song
win Always Be With You.

The New York Times has become
the latest defender Of Dixie" a
song dear to the Southlandauj sung
in oil sections OF this country OF ours.
The following comment is made:
Il seems that a Grabbed gentle
man from the rockribbed State Of
Maine addressed a communication TO
the Times In which he complained
Of the frequency with which the or
chestraS in New York restaurants
played DIXIE" He admitted that
at one time Dixie" might have
been acceptable. butthat il had been
played to death and he was very
tired Of the tune.
Il is but natural that we should
tire Of all songs sooner or late, but
because we do is no indication that
they will be shelved for good. Near
ly all Of our popular tunes have
grown wearisome to many people.
Even Annie Laurie" " The Old
Folks at Home" and The Last
Rose OF Summer" have palled US At
times, but they viii preserve that
perfect harmony and will be played
and sung in the future generations
just as they have in the past.
Dixie" is now a national melody.
It was a favorite tune in the North
during the days Of the war. It was
adopted in the South as the militant
song Of the Confederacy.
Dixie" has been found by Off
cial investigation to be the logical
national song. Il is popular in all
sections. It is song that will sur
vive when others are forgotten. No
doubt the gentleman from Maine has
been moved by the tuneless ragtime
of today, but he must remember
that these ragtime compositions rarely
last three seasons, whereas Dixie"
has been whiStled and sung ever
since the days Of Uncle Dan Emmett.
Perhaps the critical gentleman
from Maine is a little old.fashioned
and looks upon a restaurant as a
place to eat and not a place to sing
and dance.
There are many who still cling to
this old-tashioned idea. When our
ancestors went into the dining room
of their hotels il was with the ppr-
pose Of gratifying the inner cravings
tor food and not to be entertained
with vaudeville, but since the times
have changed and since the demand
Of the public is for entertainment as
well as food, the gentleman from
Maine must accustom himself to the
music Of today. And so long as
mentplay music Dixie" will be
one Of the popular airs played. II
was the tune dear to our fathers,
and it is tune cherished by our
sons. It is typical Of the South and
the proper song Of the nation.
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letter from "a refined, intelligent
colored woman, the mother Of two
finely educated sons studying in
Paris" as it said. wrote herself from
Paris, where there is no race dis
elimination, and referred boastingy
to the bloody struggle Of the French
Revolution, declaring that this spirit
Of Paris was also in her blood.
"Will not the white man hear before
It is too late" she demands, "or is
he determined to bring about VIII,
revolution and bloodshedl"
We DO not, Of course, anticipate
any present outcome from all this
war, revolution and bloodshed"
talk Of negro leaders in the North,
but we may well begin to enquire
what such talk signifies. In our
opinion, its significance lies in the
fact that the infamous mixing Of the
races in the South, the sickeninl
mixing Of white blood with negro
in immoral relations, is fast chang
| ing the character Of the negro. The
full-blooded negro is submissive anc
easily managed, but when our i'm
perious, commanding, domineerinf
white blood, the blood that knows
no master, mixes with negro blooC
in the mula!to, it begins to worI
! like a smoldering volcano. -Th,
Progressive Farmer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
LESS DYSF Il alA Gg.I
HERE'S The REkSQR

The fact tat there is less dyspepsia an5
indigestion in this community than there
used to be is largely, VIC believe. due 20 the
extensive use Of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets,
hundreds Of packages Of which we have
sold No wonder we have faith in them.
No wonder we are willing TO offer them TO
you for trial entirely at our risk
Among other things, they contain Pep
sin and Bisnuth, two'of the greatest diges-
tive aids known 10 medical science. They
soothe the inhamed stomach, allay pain,
check heartburn and distress, help TO digest
the food, and tend 70 quickly restore the
stomach to its natural, comfortable,
healthy state.
There is 10 red tape about Our guaran.
tee II means Just what il says Well ask
you no questions. Your word is enough fof
Us. II Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets don't re-
store your stomach to health and make
your digestion easy and comfortable, we
want you to come back for your money
They are sold only at the 1900 Rexall
Stores, and in this town only by US. Three
sizes, 25c, 50c and sl00
McVEA YOUNG,
DRUGGIST
Right at the Loop, PascagOula. Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
Spring Blood and System Cleaner.

During the winter months impuri-
impure and thick, your kidneys. liver
and bUwels fail 60 work. causing So
called Spring Fever You feel tired,
weak and lazy Electric Bltters-the
spfing tonic and system Cleanser--is
what you need; they stimulate the
Kidneys. liver and bowels ~ healthy
actiuD, exppI blood impurities and re-
stores your health, strength and am
bition Electric Btters makes you
feel like new. start four weeks
treattnent--it will pot you in fine
shspe for your spring work G1aran-
teed All druggists SOC. an1 81 %
n. Z. suskisu { Co. Phllseslphla end 81. Louis.
Adv.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13
Best Family Laxative.

Beware OF constipation. Use Dr
Kings New Life Pills and Keep we'll
Mrs. Charles z. Smith. OF West Frank.
liu, Ne. calls them "Our family laxa.
tive.n Nothing better fer adults ~
aged Get them today. 25c. al
druggists or by mail
" I. nBsklsa Z Co., Phlladslphla Or S. Lsals
4 Hm
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13

The harvest moon is the full moon
that makes IT. appearance al time Of
the harvest. or about the autumnul
equinox II rises At the same time
fof several days and enables tine farmer
10 continue bis Work after sunset.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1914-03-13

farmed in his life to figure out ex.
actly hog it should be done. Ne
shoba Democrat.
Evening journal., 1914-10-12
DYER OR sCOuRER-

Co. A. F. Bornot & Bros. 10 %
Co., Vacuum Valet ..........1 10 90
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SITUATION wANTED-MaIe

DRUG CLERK DESIRES POSITION
june - Now in school Six years
experience. two in prescription de
bartmcnt. Expect 10 pass July
board. Very best references Ad-
dress DRUG CLERK, III North
Bloodworth street. Raleigh. y. G.
" ANTED. BY YOUNG MAN WITH
experience. position as office assist
ant or salesman In store. No drinker.
References. Address Box -. Ken
bridge. Va
MARRIED MAN (SCOTCID WANTS
position on farm: dairy or aSricui-
turar experienced in both: good
recommendations. Address T. SOL
care Times dispatch.
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HE'LL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ERS-CAiI.s FOR l9I4-i5 NOW
ready: let us assist YOU: iuforma-
ton furnished: write us. THE, vIg-
GINA TEACHERS BCNEA g.. A. W.
Cridlin. Manager, Woodland Heights
Richmond. VA. Phone Madison 557S
Also Gordonsville Branch. J WAI,-
TON HALL. Manager. Box lJI. Cor
louisville. Va.
GoNERNESS FOR NORTH GEORGIA
family, three children music ANA
French necessary Fxccl,cns home,
good salary. Nirriuian Iefo,Sed
Slik.ElDANS AGENCY. Greenwood
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HELP WANTED-i,eunnIc


WANTED. \ YOUNG LADY STrNO-
GIaphcr at once. state oSper.eucr
and salary expected II SuT car.
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY FOR OF,
flee. experienced preferred ADply
THALlIIMEH BROTHERS,
HELP WANTED-AInIc and Female
THOUSAND GOVERNMENT JOBS
open 10 men and women; biz; pay.
!'lt . \ LIN INSTITUTE Dept.
~ ri. Rochester. y. Y
MARVIN HOTEL AGENCY. u. O. BOX
$40. Richmond. Va. registration
bureau for all experienced hotel help.
free 81 any cost Write for applica-
tion blank. MI out and return Ia Us:
supported BY all leading hotels.
500 CASH TO WRITER'S or VERSES
or melodies for new songs Send your
poems OF musical compositions to-
day Examinauon free. DCGDALE
60" Dept 3iS, Washington. -. Z.
$3.50 no $40 SAVED ON LIFE
scholarships. good for business
shorthand OF tciegraphy courses, by
enrolling NOW Send for catalogue
ana summer rate circular. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
ARE you LOOKING For WORK? II
50, Sc. the select employment agency,
south. VIRGINIA BUSINESS EX-
CHANGE. 3iG North Second
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Safo,men

SALESMAN WANTED-WE HAVE AN
opening In this territory for Il sales
men t. handle u high class line of
ADVERTISING calendars and spccial1ies
BiI cotninisstors. permanent posi-
ton, Interesting line. \ serious Of
Ter TO hustler. GEIGER BROS,
u Springfield Avenue. Newark, " J..
AN-STRoNGEST PREMIUM
advertising proposition on market.
sells al Inns. Commission Initial
SID yHn,e pT m e.! ,! linz AMEHIcAS Ap.
building. Cleeeland, ..
WANTED. COMPETENT. RELIABi.k:
representatives 10 handle our lime or
advertising. signs both indoor and
outdoor. Of metal. paratiined card
and the fnest line OF advertising nov
eisles. business and art calendars
advertiser. Commission basis. Ref
ercnces ard exreSiencc to accompany
tiist letter. Write to-day. THE
SCIoro SIGN COMPANY. Kenttn, ..
SALESMAN. CAPABLE SPECIALITY
man for Virginia: staple line on new
and exceptional terms: vacancy June
l. ATTRACTIVE commission contract:
Sa9 wss s fo fos expenses; NILES +
Cleveland, O.
SALESMEN WANTED FOX COUNTRY
towns So weekly salary and So
per day allowed for expenses when
u l. IL
ST Louis, Mo.
SALESMAN TO HANDLE HIGH
grade engine packings and supplies
on liberal commission basis: exclu-
sivc territory allotted: exceptional
chance for one acquainted with fac
tory trade. MANUFACTURERS DE
ROODE, 203 broadway, New York
SALESMAN BY LACE AND EMBROID-
CRY importers: work establish trade
Virginia and Wes. Virginia: excel
lent opportunity right man with es-
tablishcd trade. smaller towns. FULD,
It7 Broadway, New York
DO YOU WANT $40 \ DAY, SIDE OR
main line, retail, premium and punch
board deals? Five PROPOSITIONS
AMERICAN FACTORIES co, ST
Louis. Mo.
SIDE LINE FOR SALES
man working small towns, Virginia
and West Nirginin: s. commission
each order. Very light samples: easy
seller. state line you sell. list of
towns ana full particulars In letter
to j. a. ADAMS, 1872 South Wabash
Avenue. Chicago.
SIDE LINE SALESAiEN-WE; HAVE.
found II. We make IL. You can sell
IT, Every line ~ trade wants 1t.
Ing COMPANY, Newton. Iowa.
Statesmen wANTED-EXPERIE
mnnccessary. easy work. big pay
ffering opportunities TO earn 500 to
5000 month while you learn Adj
dress Department So4 NATIONAL
SALESAIEN'S TRAINING ASSOCIA-
TON, Chicago, New York Kansas
CITY, san Francisco.
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HELP Observation-Disclosures.

w ,,,s1, 70 TO ENGAq,n the SER
N We 81 ,tdy who Is familiar with
dainty desserts; also with 'xencra!
housekeeping; permanent position to
satisfactory party. Apply y .0g. care
Tiines-Dispatch.
w WON GET dovERNMENT JOBS:
eient .nllSt I''' az I nna.i,o"s SUI,
avaiiapie,@free. ISHAHisit.'i'%%'' 'Il Ni i!rM
TCrE. Dept. .32 NJ. Rochester,. y Y.
WOMEN SELL GUARANTEED HOS.
:cr. 10 fgicnds and neighhors. 30 per
cent pToht; fun an part time biz
seller. make sic daily: cxpeiIcsico
unnecessary. y II !. X y \ II i o y y l.
MILLS Box 1929. Yves; Philadelphia.
handlerchiefs At Iom. anyWh~rc.
S.'nple design - stamp. ARABIAN
pFLY COMPANY. Department Z.
Cleveland. ..
NAME Sis WEEKLY ADVERTISING;
ana distributing Our toilet prcpara-
lions. Experience Unnecessary. $3.50
,.i 1plT en Is, lrGe No S@mtai re
l.W'men;. - \. Lydia and DeSplaiucs.
Chicago.
$40 PER DAY PAID oNE. ,.ADY ~
r"th town. 20 distribute f." circu-
Tx. for concentrated lpv.rint il.
EAitk COMPANY. Chicago.
DO EASY. PLEASANT CoLOEfNt;
Mork al home: good pA>, no canvass
ing; 40 eeXneriemee required mus
ttH,ed. Particulars free. HELP
lNti liANi STonES, chicaro.
WANTED, nlGiLCLASS SALi;SWo-
men I" Ecpresent large corporation
and refinement. thorough training
Eivcn by our expert demonstrators in
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WANTED-Agents

ANY ONE CAN ATTACH GLIDING
casters; ioo per cent profit: carried
carpets. furniture. Cost &c: sell Oc
Homes buy dozens. s MFG co.
Warren Street New York. Dept. Al
AGENTS-NEW BUSINESS. NEW
Held; big profits: selling waterpowcr
massage machine. Parker sells eight
nrst day. MarSwarth says. making
sig daily. Lewis sells four first hour
dlnvestigate now-to- day. Postal Will
SIoNE CO. 800 Meredith Building
AGENTs--CiET PARTICULARS OF
one OF the best paying propositions
no one else sells. Make $4,000 yearly.
isnH postal 3s,f ri tp,day for particulars;;
Sycamore street. Cincinnati, ..
,aEe:, central location, convenient
TO all amusemcnts and cars Special
May and Juno rates. Write for
anncr here. now Mss SCI IT. your ~ E SoSnnadIy
Box 203. Ocean View, Va.
LADY ACiENTS--Ioo PER CENT
proht selling our brand-new sanitary
drawers; every lady will buy. first
tmc offered to agents: not sold In
THE MOSS CO. IL Moss building.
Rochester,. y. Y.
RESPONSIBLE MANUFACTURER DE
repeater permanent income, business
builder: easy: no competition: pro-
tected territory guaranteed. AUTO
MATiC PERFECTION. II West
Forty-second, New York.
AGENTS. TIL l. BIGGEST SELLER OUT.
concentrated beer tablets \ good
glass of lager beer for everybody.
everywhere. Show it-sell them all.
strictly legitimate; makes real beer
just by adding water: carry right in
your pocket; enormous demand; i'm
mensc profits. Full particulars free.
THE ANDREW CO, Department 1866
Cincinnati. O.
PORTRAIT AGENTS-WRITE FOR
samples and prices OF our new
or oval hat and convex oval. IN
DEi'ENDENT PORTRAIT AND
State Street. Chicago.
BECOME A MINUTE pnOTOGRAPHER
and mako $50 TO $3.50 per week; eN-
perl.nce unnecessary; seaosn just
starting. Catalogue free. BENSON
SAMERA CO. % Delaney Street
pront selling "NoS SoH s SIGN c cENr
Merchants buy 10 to 100 on sight: 500
varieties. Catalogue free SCLI,I-
VAN CO. 1894 Van Buren, Street, Chi
WANTED, GOOD TALKERs. MALE
and female. Permanent position for
y wards t pr91;dnasseTIs rs, Ir,ay $40 up
WILL FAY RELIABLE MAN or
packages perfumcd boraX soap pow
der among friends. No money re-
uuircd. WARD COMPANY. I'D In
sttute Pl., Chicago.
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.KArrMANN < 90. REQUIRE THU:
op"rnor ~ Elliot, Fisher hilliul-
rnachin" Reference required. .,ppiy
at once.
WANTEp. LAZY For STOCK AND
billing clerk with reliable wholesale
irul. ADDRESS \ 32i, care Times Dis
patch.
GOOD COOK At iil5 GROVE AVE
nue; good wages 10 right party; ret
erenccs required.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE FOR ONE
dollar Complete course sham
pooing facial scalp massage mani
curing. chiropsody together Win
hundreds Of foilnulas for beauty
preparas ti3n5. Beauty Culture at
paid one dollar. PAtIETTF CON :
i'ANi. 1880 NJ Street Washington.
WA NTilp.- CoLoRED WOMEN AGENTS
ia sell" Pr. Plimar'S' Skill Whit.ncr
responsible parties send reference.
JACOBS PHARM y. .Atlanta Gaa
WANTED 4 SUBSTITUTE STENOG-
ltphcr with experience. * Gl0. care
Times Dispatch.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
lady TO sex. Apply ol2 West Main.
" WANTED. coMBlNATIoN STnNu-
urophor book keeper. light oilice
work. this clty. Work commencing
iuncdiat ~. Apply own handwriting.
stating salary expected and uunli-
ficatinns. + So, care Tincs-Dis-
patch.
EXPERIENCED lob PRESS FEED
cts. UNION ENVELOPE CO. sixth
ANA Cary streets.
WANTED, REFINED. CAPABLE LADY
.tG l.f To- IA
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W ~ FL, l'CSliloN NlIE WHOLE
sale Of retail concern by young bust
noes man. fifteen years experience in
general merchandise and department
store work. Box ISL, Roanoke. Va
l.ENrERtENcEp BoOkKEEPER DE
sirGs position; Eastman Business
College graduate: best references; 20
anywhere; moderate salary ut start
Address & j. $. Blue Spring Run.
WANT y POSITION AS HOTEI,
CLERK, good habits; N"li recommend
cd. Address V. l.. 1864. care. Times
Dispatch.
THEORETICALLY COMPETENT SALES
s HI, - ,, 'omi cXi.ri,nrn open for po-
can earn $4,000 per year or over
Prefer specially, city of Richmond
and surrounding territory Connie
mont, Could sell a gold brick but
Wouldn't only reputable line con-
.iaered. Address + SIS care Times
Dispatch
age, desires position as chauffeur;
four years experience: best refer
cnces. \ $50, care Times Dispatch.
WASTED. POSITION BY YOUNG
work; capable ana energetic: ror-
Grchc.s. Address j 7lo, care Times
Dispatch.
Young MAN, EXPERIENCED, WOULD
m1e pas ltion as day clerk AZ summer
resort; entertain, at might Plays
good dane. music. Also teaches
dancing .os, references Address
= S33. care Times Dispatch.
riitNitMAcY STUDENT WANTS WORK
Ia drug store. day or night Nd
dress PHARMACY. Box 500.
WANTED. BY y YOUNG MAN WITH
experience. oflc" work To do In after
moons anh night; prefer bookkeeping
+ go. care Timcs Dispatch.
PARTY WITH EXPERIENCE WILL
accept position with good business,
and invest $1,000. II 1o3, care
Times Dispatch.
y No !. DESCRIPTION pHARMA-
cist. reg istcrcd. and can manage any
store. open Tor position June /: city
Dispatch.
hooKkEEpER AND sTENoGRA-
ph"r, open for position; applicant a
iH'ad!e , nGgd man % Years extern
J 700, care Tlmes Dispatch,
DRUG CLERK, SEVEN YEARS EN-
pcfience. desires position in Virginia.
~ reference. Apply To H. f. WHITE
49, 9 Street. y. w, Washington
WANTED, ny YOUNG MAN. POSITION
~ "A"i,Sal. house where energy
thing; moderate salary. Address J
.2s, care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN WITH EXCELLENT EN-
periencc in stcnography and gen
erai office work. especially cost ac-
counting, desires position for sum
mer months. reference furnished.
Address i COS North Tenth street
YOUNG ENc.LISHMAN REQUIRES
position rs gardener; understands
horses and gnsolcnc engine: private
place preferred. Address j 12i, care
Times DIS patch.
y SETTLED. PRACTICAL. ENER-
g"tic man Of business ability, and eN-
perenccd as foreman or manager.
desires II position OF some kind Ad-
dress + SIT. care Times Dispatch.
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG;
man IN machine shop. or anything
nccha uical; three years experiences,
Addfess * cl6 care Times Dispa tch
YOUNG MAN. WE'LL EDUCATED. DE
sircs position OF any kind: good ref
erences Address L 6o$, care Times
Dispatch.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN or GOOD
habits desires position AS collector:
best of references furnished Adj
dress 125. care Times Dispatch
WISHES POSITION: I
five Gears experience. + sos. care /
)iSrt. r..l,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Statesmen

POPULAR PRICED TAILORING
house OF Chicago desires the ser
vices of Al road men. who are thor
oughly experienced in placing eX-
elusive accounts. New idea. Bly,
Inducements and permanent position
To the right men. Ii you think YOU
are the man we want. answer to-day,
outlining qualifications and expert
ence. SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS,
!i3 Adams street. Chicago
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l,EPR ESENTA WANTED TO
sell strictly Notwithstanding beer,
manufactured by responsible brew
cry. Can be SOLD without United
states internal revenue tax. 1t CON
tains no alcohol. 1t looks like beer.
tastes like beer and il is beer. l2X-
elusive territory Ia statesmen who
Gun make good. Must be able to
furnish bond. Write for full particu-
lars to-day. TABOR BREWING
COMPANY. 1896 Cooper Street. Chi
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TWO Statesmen TO SELL OUR OILS;
paints. and greSseV. Experience un-
necessary. our statesmen arc tho
best paid on the road GREAT
LAKES REFINING COMPANY.
Cleveland. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

MONEY r.EET on SCHOLARSHIP:
positions guaranteed; 80" m S75: fa.c
paid. attractive proposition. FLED
burg. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

IIfOItDUGHLN COMHlTFNT SALES-
man Of long experience open for po-
sition Juno /. Want opportunity that
can earn $4,000 per year or over.
Prefer speciality. city of Richmond
and surrounding territory compe-
tent 10 take charg. OF sales depart
mout. Could sell a gold brick. but
Wouldn't. only reputable line CON
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

clerks. Thousa~ds appointments
coming Apply FRANKLIN INS'ri-
TDTE, Dept. i2o-N. Rochester y. l.