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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

from the sale Of burnt leather pillow
covers. And here y the young girl
from Yonksrs. N. r. who created .
demand for homemade toothsoms
dAinkiee"-
'Oh. fudgsi" said Mrs.. Jar.
Fudge was one Of the tootAsoms
dAantisa. So" replied Mr.. Jar.
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TAassy-sve W. vsssy-avss

Ss0s ama Z ~ B,aias Won;
: ! saw n Tue Evening Word ~
oentIy that the Germans claimed they
- aghaang thirty nations and tribes.
= 1oeal statiseiciaa claims that the
orlos ase Seating afty-avs natioas
~ trlbeA - fellsws; Praasaans. BE-
vosoAAs. WustsmbsrgiaAs. Dadsaa
Gapoas. 1sssAnA DSuasviekiass.
oonc1l1esbore 0ehwsstns Aesk11a-
80 onDlitslAsA olAsabasgilDa.
49, Wsonar 0lseaacAAAAA oA&s-
G6nuo- 0sehAaA oass-l6s1n1nOsaa.
|, nnnnASomhus01na Wssass1n, ~
- 1ehauatasD-IAu0sA AsuassaA,
nnal1anS osAwassbW0- HalsistaAs-
~ GshwasssaFg eea1srsAaussas
neaggiasA ngeasnA Iubesks
- CIseAs. pelss. Anthsnians
oIovsae oeevieasr crea,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20


ChicaSo for . weeks
outing. to shop and have
. good time. They have
invited me to b. their guest, and ]
have accepted. shall take John
along with me. leave him with mother
vhilo I Am with the Hemmings ana
than visit hsr Q few days myself b.
fore como homs," Jana Temasxeo
casually.
James mother had lately moved snso
a suburb Of Chicago and had 'ons
been urging another visit-
But Jane, do not wish you 70
.ccapt such an invitation from Hesn-
min9, Such 4 trip 10 very expensvO.
and Certainly do not CHOOSE my
We 70 DO under obligations 70 an
other man TO that extent"
II am sorry you feel that way
about Il; but :: ;. ! told you; I have
"isn't Il enough that ssk you moi
Lana threw her head back and
han rhed. a long ringing LAT n. that II
some way angered me intensely. 4.
"Why should your asking me not =
10 make any difference IN my plsnst
she asked. "Do you ever teks me sny,
where YOURSELF Have yov Suss
me anything else in place OF the the o. :.
Eind A 10 offer mef"
You know I dislike Lucius Hem
ming Intensely; yet you Ss:S d 70 .,
= .o,,d ofSer YOU something else II
plsUe Of the trip, were It possible To-
me to do 90: but I can afford neitnel
the time nor the money necessary Jus
no nor at any other time. II
v.ited Tor you I should wait until
/ was 80 old I bad no desire to .
80 you intend TO 30 with Iuo''u
lHemminsf''
.Now We are getting at the rea
REASON. Because you happen to dts
NE a man-without any reason-l an
10 give up something that will stv'
me intense pleasure. something tina
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

Eatn0 his froodoin II ho N1cAp0s 70 N
other State.
There was widespread sympathy
IL prevailed even after the Jury on,oi-
ally decided that he did not oonspare
70 escape. and them unofficially rave
the opinion that he v sane. But this
sympathy may disappear II his law
yegs resume the old tactics Of seeking
70 make . fool Of the law"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
MORE AND MORE FORMIDABLE.

~ CTTvK stats and rssourceu" the way the New York
Stats Wholesale Liquor Dsaisn chanctsrss the prohb
ton vasksm "Ths svsa Of the ast twelve months have
d dtaa&ise grave In has before confronted
e4tada"
gA ssdA and dsP II TIE sntlquor movement this country
IL ngsss ntssb hsvs ssa,sd fsw notes Of alarm Nov
~ frankly de ~nsA3saa pssAsa' possibility a& wuuld
1sg tAsP pesPay Nor - b wondered that they IN
Gs Il snv svssng aatisnal prohibition law "oonfscation
~ sstusad anaadnsuts ct p power Il the Gov
- - AsSassa League the ralyhs II the liquor dealers VIM
- 1a - ~ pass peeef that tie lsasus marching 10
v 10 he general p1Aac becomes plain that the question Of
h;sa hFssSy Sssas ~ Wy 10 position where
49, ~ naksa v hive b dissss ~ only 10 rssgn it to
on&uont plas b u ndividssl etstG.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20
Fee<~sar Freaks.

CT TOW DO you Ike the white
III spah and white-topped
: shoes the Girls are wear
iAyr .asksd ne hsaA polishss.
TAs uaddls-Aesd lAAise and he
- - - vsesas6 - -.
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ttlyy1

UnAtsA States Supreme Courtr'
sslssd the bead polishsr.
1T u hard 70 tell what Thaw law.
ysss msan." replied the laundry man.
"but the natural assumption u that
they are afraid to submit the sanity
OF their client to . court test. They
Insist that rhaw II sane and that they
can prove Il; and they dodge the only
way provided BY law for TIE prsssata-
ten st SUCH proof.
'Ths ilstitntien g Despsr pgeeeed-
49, 8 ~ 49, - -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

HIS 70 the last day ee winter.
and tomorrow morning 1t
1i.A3 ''Old Dol win cross the
vsruAl line" and gst nearer
10 " eysry minute. u viii
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

~ aaau. sAsstelseno n ~ subway. With much Of
- W1pn. Wv 6ssat sssssly aiasness the and
tash3e ~ aesassf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

Csmptsssr PsoAsroN says he's eest ths city 5000
hs Ten NV - eesk Moody Win bsgrudss the
nensU tAsvu eaH bsgin
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CHAPTER II.

NORGE. Flora and xumus
HemminS are going 20
ChicaSo for . weeks
outing. to shop and have
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-03-20

what she was looking tor. ana proca-
bly, this n the underIy1ng reeson tos
ne yogus for freak female footwear"
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Why Doe. n. Sigh for wh.. II. oe..nt Want,


GSD EcAUsE"
he
a
II
friends might they
Bachelor why play fair the
thatT
because the cards all stacked against her. declared The widow
seriously
game AwfuH
anything whls
~
suppose asssr moushu ~Asts
why % II" ..s - rs
Mystery cisarst w Anyhow. sd.
NE and the pes e
sngassueat vih ~
4
"weH susnderins win cheerful snna ss 5000
Ito b grateful not rsentfuL" - -
Baehsior For being Aaoae
cold water hope In
for Of natural hfef
patins his sleeve with little Of
Of holding tah,A
Icaugh thinksl"
cas" quoted the Bachelor Laughing
t..t
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In ths RIGHT Place

x<I SEE" said the head poiishsr.
shat 10000 Philadelphia rum
hounds took to the water
wagon for Secretary Bryan last Sun.
az" .g sa nastAs :
sDeins - PAiAaAelpAia a Sunday. :
egllaino1 ~ laundry -, '7nDisol
= 80 6 1a0aSaafsaIS
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What Every :
: Woman Fl
Thinks
ossras nw NJ Rso runs O. nss IN Tea s',.As
As 70 TIE " CAT-AND.MOUEB" GAME or Low
BY Helen Rowland

osusA nu. y M PssnAAs O. oss m
As 70 TIE "CAT-AND-MOUSE" GAME or LOVE. -
Nh raa" Widow apprvvSa
copybook STYLE daintfy
glanced significantly nrtatous
dinns-roor Isn't gamer added
laughter. sss -
IL the perfectly delight which
Witch torturns that leading rsak6
the Bachelor codiy. II
Oh She Isn't leading him Widow
merely dodsnsbut won't IT'S little illustration o
cat
giving him
before - -
But
snatch him .
you've all twisted" the widow
the the
plays to win while paysjust to girl
catch him.
he
interested
. .
"a
THAT" declared the Bachelor
man never can understand woman She always doing stunu 5e
her. he looks up and nnds that she isn't there
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The Jarr Family
BY Roy l.. McCardell

Csssrs isis NJ r.. ruAlA.s O. as M Y~t p~s w.sd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
IN NIEAIORLaM.

WALTON.-In loving remembrance OF
our devoted father. EUGENE j. WAL
IioN' who died TWO years ago to-day.
Farewell, dear. loving father. the jour
ney Ger:
Thy ,ired.aa nds viii toll no more:
my weary head is laid TO rest
But God Is good. He knows best
GRANDCHILDREN
Hi IN s n, meW9Ty Of 9TE dear moth:
parted this life November 10. 1914.
Her busy hands are folded.
Her work on earth is done:
Her trials are all ended.
Her heavenly crown is Won
precious one. from us has gone.
voice we loved Is still:
A place Is vacant in our home
That never can be filled.
Dearest mother, YOU have left us.
Left the ones YOU loved SO we'll.
But some day we hope 10 meet you
Al and d.. iof f,I!sR We Ne she lSn dMeIl
ARR1NGTON.-At a called meeting Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade. held
May :, 1918. the president. Mr. viii l..
naZell. announced the death Of MR. r.
committee to formulate appropriate
resolutions, which were on motion
adopted.
Whereas. it has pleased Almighty God
to call home the soul Of our friend a nd
associate, r. Turner Arlington. be 1t
Resolved, That In his death the trade
ciplcs OF business integrity were true
evidence of "A life above approach, and
ne has left an example fun worthy of
emulation.
That rs husband. friend and citizen
he ever measured UP to the full demand
OF every position, and above ALL he
left the priceless heritage of good
name"
We convey to his bercaved family our
sincere sympathy In their irrepara BILE
loss.
s. w. TOMPKINS.
WILLIAM II. REED,
JOHN L. WINGO,
Committee.
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Mrt1lmnD Ginps.pispatrb
SLNTY-FIFTH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS.
IFIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO
THE TIMES- DISPATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAIl.Y ono cent word whom paid in nd
vance. No a d. taken for less than 10 cent,
SUNDAY, one and one-half cents a word for
AL classified ads. except Situations Want
ed at ono cent word No ad. taken for
less than Is centa
No ADS. taken for less than rs cents when
charged phoned in P,,oned orders M,
guaranteed Classincatioas NOT guaran.
teed altar p NJ
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DEATHS


HOBSON.-Died. Thursday, May 6. II:Is
p NJ, at l0l West Leigh Street. LE-
T1TIA HOBSON. widow Of Henry Hob.
son.
Funeral from First Baptist Church
Fourteenth and Broad Streets, SUN
DAY, May ., at 1890.
NEISZ.-Died. at her residence, 400
West Cary Street. at 1920 r NJ. MRS
GLIB MARSHALL NEISZ, in the M
ticth year of her age. She leaves be-
sides her husband to mourn their loss
three brothers, y. Bibb. Thomas Bib
and Riders Ribb. all of this city.
Funeral notice later.
WII-T.-.Died, Friday, May I, at $40 a
NJ. ARTHUR r. WILT. In the NTH
year Of his age. at the residence OF his
father, loll North Twenty-third Street.
Resides his father he leaves two broth
ers to mourn their loss
Funeral from the above residence
THIS tSundny) AFTERNOON. May Q.
at ESQ o'clock. lnterment in Oakwood
W.ALSTRUM.-Dicd in Roanoke. Va.
Saturday morning. Sth inst, MIR WM
F. WALSTRUM, aged fifty-ninc He
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Margaret
Walstrurn Kindred. Of Roanoke and two
brothers. Samuel s.. Of New York. and
Peter a., OF Huntington. w. Va
Funeral and interment at Fredericks-
burg. Va. TOMORROW (Monday)
MORNING. May 10. 1890 o'clock.
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HELP WANTED-alaIe

1WEhvE years ago I starsod a small
time with few dollars capital
wanted to make $40 or $40 a month
evenings. The net profits the first
year average $500 a week. Five years
reued me $4,000. I. will show YOU
how to start small mail ordor bust
Ness T,s ir, sano today for my proposition.
cock, Box G9a. Lockport. ~ Y.
EDUCATED young men study hook
kSeiGping banking. shorthand. Schol-
nrShip earned while taking course, or
i p3nn 81" monthly from salary; POSI-.
iare deducted. Students enrolled IA
states 81 Students placed 81 colleges
~ desirable positions accepted since
January l. Illustrated catalogue. Spe-
ciai summer offer. Piedmont Business
Colegc. Lynchburg. Va.
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
get. Ny free booklet Y-164 tells
now. Write to-day-now. Earl Hop
kins. Washington. d. c.
ANY one make s12 weekly. Copy let-
ters home evenings For quick an
swer inclose a self-addressed envelope.
Writer Co., Bristol, Pa.
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FLOOR STAIN
DEATHS.

ia RNS:-Entered into rest on the
morning of May 2. ut the home of her
dma anna Mrs.; Mrs stuart Wpey Seldsn in
LIE EHRSS Widow a of the late Ne niher
r Barns; Mrs. Barns. who was Miss
Resale Brown, was born April |. 1916.
and died May 2, 1915. She is survived
by one son and two daughters Mr.. W.
Wray Seldcn, of Hanover. and Mrs.
John r. Anderson, Jr., of Richmond,
"a; also nv one sister, Miss Eliza
c. F. Brown. Of Cartcrsville. Va and
seven Grandchildren, Stuart. VIM,
wcndolyn, Byrd and Rosalie Seldcn.
and William and Hall Barns. Mrs.
harms was a true type of the old Vir-
GINA wife and mother. bringing into
the home she loved so we'll unusual
skill and excellence in all she did.
DEw.-DIed.. at Memorial Hospital
noon. THOMAS RODBRICk DEW, son
OF Dr. T. Welsh Dew, OF Spotsylvania
Burial ut home TO-DAY Sunday
AFTERNOON at o'clock.
home Of his brother. Robert c. Nor
ton: In Pittsylvania County. Va, JET
late Robert t 4. and saiiie c horton. Of
charlottesville, Va. He leaves one sis
ter. Mrs. Frank w. Cunningham. and
three brothers. David. Clement and Rob
ert G. Morton.
Burial in family burying ground.
TILLER-Died, at Grace Hospital Sat
EUGENE f. FILLER. in the forty:
noon at s o'clock at the ffamiiy bury s
ing ground. near Greenwood. Friends
at Greenwood.
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HELP WANTED--nial,.

WANTED, able bodied men wishing DO
sitions in railway train service, $s5
to $3.50 monthly: Virginia MARYLAND
roads. Experience unnecessary. Ad-
dress Railway Institute Dept. s, In.
dianapolis Ind
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST, Wednesday, afternoon, black
o, hanidhag purple lining. containing
change. If found, notify Times Dis
patch. or phone Randolph 2sS2-J.
STRAYED from my home, Highland
Springs, black mare white foot.
Notify H. c. Walker. Highland Springs.
Va.
LOST or strayed from Glenn Allen. A
large black and white Collie dog.
Reward for information leading to Its
Allen. or j. s. Davenport, Westha mnton.
i'hone Randolph APO.
LpST--Ft ench POODLE dog, GOES by
name of Billy. Reward If returned
TO l29 South Fifth.
LOST. In Lyric Theatcr. Saturday at
tcrnoon, ver-handlc umbrella; ini-
ualS - Is. r. Reward. Phone Boule-
ward 231i-W.
LOST. on Patterson Avenue or Cary
street Road, ] old auto tire In new
oilcloth cover Reward. Consumers
Ice company, corner Harrison and Mar
shall Streets
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S@uwiig@gg

The Times-Dispatch &C
cepts want advertisements
by phone simply to save
YOU the inconvenience of
bringing your advertise
ment to this office.
A Messenger is sent to
YOUR home to save YOU
the inconve nience of
bringing YOUR money to
this office.
Help the Service by
paying the messenger
promptly when he calls.
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BE detective: earn big pay: travel
over me country; experience unneces.
saLI. we show YOU how. Write Su.
New Orleans. La
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unnecessary; salary, commission and
g1H rpd,. allowance to right lady. Nc
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"ANIED-Women to solicit orders
and appoint sub-agents; SIX ne,
m1on.n and travelling expenses and
o93 ,i experience unnecessary:
give three references. Cidic Comnanv'
LIZ a. North Campbell Avenue Chi.
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fh ,,t 10 any woman. beautiful 40
a aa 3 dozen cakes complexion
sop foiand Tree with other products. among
,t, no money needed. Tyrreil
Ward. 2l6 Institute. Chicago
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"fA ar I,ioi,,,sse ladies to prepare
clerk examination; splendid salari e.icG
ttoI,ad1"cIed government cXaminations:
1 ilal examination free; write Ozn,ent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

WANTED. at once: bookkeepcr, steno.
eFapher: $50; veneer cutter sam.
foreman. Sl2o top salary: miliwrirh,
Sipo' moldcrman. cabinetmaker, bench.
man auto mechanic, sawyer. foreman
nIcr, TOP salaries We employ for best
nrms. Get with us for present and fu-
ture openings. Mack's. Little Rock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

LADIES and high school girls ,,o,, 80,
earn from So to sl2 weekly. durin9
Shn nnc tine me. copying letters for me at
bring you sample letter and ntdsmfn ri, WI im
strucuons to begin work. Address p
y. Box 2I6. Baltimore Md &c ! :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
Parcel Post and
Mail Orders
WIN. II. SCOTT.

SCOTS Old Market Drug store, Judson
Cunningham. manager, is the store Of
Richmond. When YOU get anything
from SCOTS it's right. The finest Olive
is the plaster, l0c: SCOTS Wonderful
Blood Mixture enrichcs the blood and
makes II as pure as an infants. 81
the bottle; SCOTS Digestive Elixir Is a
panacca for nervous indigestion soc:
SCOTS Liver Pills. best made, lOc:
Scotts Pile Sslvc is wonder. csc;
SCOTS Rheumatic Mixture positively
cures. soc; CunninGham's Royal Remedy
and injection for men does the work.
SOC each; Cunninghams Elixir of Life
restores lost manhood. soc. Chewing
tobacco, 90 the plug; smoking tobacco,
zoe the pound. Each truss fitted by an
expert. no charge for ntting Mail
orders II specially. Big stock, right
prices and polite attention. We beg
your patronage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
SCREEN DOORS. WINDOWS. ETC.

| WE have a large and complete stock OF
/ screen doors. windows and ny-wire
screen paint and everything for tho ny
season Elba Hardware Company. 422
! West Broad. corner Henry. Phone
Madison 1851
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

LADIES' s25 weekly easy. simnla
WORK no canvassing: evenings Ar
,,tGhei, fascinating. everything fur.
ntsned' no experience; don't worry
n p12 cap,tal. Boyd c. Brown, DEM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

FlN bright. capable ladies' to travel
oemonstrate and sell dealers 500
70 shu per week. Railroad fare paid
Eo obor'ch Drug Co. Dept 6I2. Omaha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

SUMMER classes In shorthand. type
Writing, Bookkeeping. banking and
pcnmanship at reduced tuition ratae
Cali, telephone or write Massey Bust
ness College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

WANTED. Representatives in ever
town in Virginia for most sala Bile
health and accident contract ever Of
Tered You cannot AFFORD to overlook
our ofcr. il6 Lyric Building. Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

GOVERNMENT positions in NC, -oo3...
railway mail and other branches ara
good prepare for exams" under for
mer United States Civil Service Secra
tMry Examiner Booklet II - frna
S Mrlte to-day. Patterson Civil Service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

100. Send stamp. Work sent npei
Pnid. King Mfg. Co.. 1881 Broadwav
New York City "y'
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HELP WANTED-Fem,,.

" schddj a., , matron for agricultural
TO educate preferred. Opens Sentemi
per; Home for small family or small
SSaiarS onered. Box IS. Appon ttox.
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SHoRTHANp. ,ypewritlng. English.
Massey Business College ""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09
FAINT, FLOOR AND VARNIsH STAIN

WE have everything you need for
staining and polishing floors. painting
m nhdr neaMHai,Xins ynnr nome mIs. Sec us or
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

Tor government positions Several
thousand to be made next few months.
run information about openings how
70 prepare. etc, free. Write imme-
diately for booklet. G-f64, Earl Hon.
kinS, Washington, d. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

WANTED-An experienced repair me-
chanic on steam shovel and mill ma
cninery, state references where worked
last. wages expected, married or single
ana fu!l particulars. Apply Immediate.
~ by letter Crimora Manganese Cor
poration. Cr!mora. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

WANTED. at once. one arst-class car
rage trimmer: steady Job and good
pay. Address Rlucield Carriage and
Motor company. Bluefield. w Va.
stating salary expected and how soon
could report for work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

WANTED. at once, registered or as
sistant registered pharmacist for re-
iief work. Address J. c. Gorusch & Co.
Newport News. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

DO easy, pleasant colorine worL a.
nome; god pay, no canvassins; no cx-
Rerlence required. Write Gleason
WheeIer Co. 331 Madison, Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-09

WANTED.--f you want position 40
fireman. brakeman. motorman, con-
ductor or colored sleepine- car porter.
tor. wanted: experience UNNECESSARY.
Hailway Institution. Department S. In
dianapolis. Ind. "
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.

ALL kinds Of ladies' and gents hats
cleaned and blocked: Satisfaction
guaranteed: mail orders given prompt
attention. Vera Hat Works, 21l North
First. Richmond. Va
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PRINTING statesmen wanted TO solicit
photo engraving as A side linc for N
well-known and hiGh-class New York
engraving house at prices to competa
WIN local engravers. Box us, New
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WANTED. men to learn barber trade.
rev weeks required; steady posi.
lions FOR competent graduaten: won.
derful demand for BARRIERS. Fro cata.
iogue Richmond Barber College,
Richmond Va
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WANTED. Ford car owners. every
county, 10 demonstrate Dadco Auto,
matte $40 starter (patented) $50
weekly. send with application Ave
Ford owners addresses over 20 o00
500. American Dadco Co. Detroit,
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every city and town in the Sou,h III ~
&c with us to the San Francisco exno.
SSlnti d,;, an expenses paid: special train;
venience furnished: personally condnnt-
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ticuiars; southern Woman's Masazine
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WANTED. 80 granite paving block
makers Richmond Granite Co. p.
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LADY solicitors wanted. Chicago cor
81 5 p11iiation manufacturing ladies' spe-
C c,a,s,rs; ois money for live\solicitors
sumers' Building. Chicaeo Noi-
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GIRLS wanted for motion nicturn 80,
ing; Flora Finch tells how: free nar-
nculars. Flora Finch Co., IFS Worid
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positions, thousands OF
appointments TO be made. Free book
ret telling where they are. what they
pay, WIN specimen examination qucs-
Mons. National Correspondence Insti-
I'VE; 40 Seventh Street. Washington.
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H9BSSoN.--Died. Thursday, May 8. 11:I5
TlTlA HOBSON. widow Of Henry Hob
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HE'LL WANTED-sIa1,.

WAITED. railway mail clerks. S75
month. Exam nations frequently.
sample questions free. franklin Instl.
tute. Dept. i29 D. Rochester, ~ r
THOUSANDS government Jobs omen IA
month Write for list FRANKLIN In.
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Funeral from First Baptist Church.
Fourteenth and Broad Streets, SUN
DAY, May Q, at 1890