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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
NEW CHURCH
DEDICATED AT
MORENCT

MORENCI. Mich. March IA
week-long program OF dedication for
the handsome $4,000 church OF
this place began here Sunday. More
than 1000 people were present.
The pride OF the congregation In
It's new building took on practical
form by raising at the meeting So.
900. the balance OF the debt on the
building. and an additional 81 1000
TO apply toward the price OF the new
pipe organ.
Bishop w. r. Anderson, of Gin.
cinnati. gave the dedication address.
He spoke on the place and purpose
OF religion In the modern social
structure.
There are several interesting fea.
lures connected with this church
and its building by the pastor. The
pastor was appointed superintendent
OF construction by the ofYicial board
and had full charge Of the work.
hiring the men. buying the material
and attending to all the detail o,
construction and equipment Of the
building. In the second place. this
church has the services of two pas.
tors. In the third place. this church.
located In a small village OF 1900,
IL modern In every detail and IL
equipped for institutional work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
LYcEuM

For 20 years and more c. T. Da-
rey's old southern romance. In Old
Kentucky" now In the Lyceum the
alter. has been before the public, and
II is still q fair drawing card. II
may be a little time-worn In spots.
and mayhap Bit tear-stained. but
the fact that ii has survived a
decade, despite the wonderful change
that has taken place In the world OF
drama. Is proof that there still ex-
lists demand for middleclass melo-
drama outside the film screen. There
have been many attempts to initiate
the popular play. many Of them made
on a pretentious scale. but I'm Old
Kentucky goes wheeling round and
round the circuit. while hundreds
OF similar plays have failed TO get
far beyond the starting post
The story of Madge Briefly. the
Kentucky mountain girl who risks
public disgrace 10 ride Queen Bess
In the great horse race. thereby saw
ing her lover from financial ruin. Is
familiar. There are numerous thrills
in the play, the big one being when
Madge swings across the chasm to
save the life OF the stranger to whom
she has taken fancy. And for q
climax there is the boss" race
where Madge. riding remarkable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
]. u. HUDSON 90.
AGAIN EXPANDING

Although its large woodward-ave.
o11i<fon to the main store was com
o1otod but q comparatively short
11ne ago, the J. l. Hudson Co. has
1rnin found II necessary to expand.
~ piano. player-piano and yictrola
1eportmeuts have outgrown their
rrooent quarters on the seventh floor
6l the woodward-ave. and main
1ol11lnss, and they viii be housed
~ ~ wen building. Nos. iss and
~ Woodwardeve:. which the com
Dooy has leased for long term.
0>ou necesssry alterations are com.
|c<od. The building comprises
Ne noors and basement, giving a TO
~ " 1900 square feet OF floor
y IL interior is TO be thoroughly
1cooodeled and finished throughout
~ waite enamel. The frst floor win
~ givsn over to the main reception
1rcGn. with n glass-encIosed sales
oons N the rear. where records
~ be heard before purchasing.
Lhooe rooms win be In charge OF
1kIlled musician-salesmen. The base
Dent win be devoted to piano-player
1o1Ic. The second floor to victroias.
~ third to pianos. the fourth TO
nyorpianos. and the fifth to rein
<1>o1 and used pianos In short. il
Nm be . complete music house.
Mn every modern convenience and
any novel features.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
DEPT. or PUBLIC WORKS
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing
shimneys FOR n Garbage Reduction
Plant 20 be located near the City Of
Detroit. Michigan. addressed To the
Department Of Public Works Of the
CITY Of Detroit win ba received IT
the ofice OF the Commissioners. city
Hall. Detroit. until 1000 o'clock n
NJ on the act hday of March. 1915.
Proposals shall be submitted IN du-
plIcate and shall be accompanies ~
certified check In the sum OF not
less than ave per cent go Of tas
amount OF the bid payable on lie face
TO the Department OF Public WORKS
OF the City OF Detroit as surety for
the acceptance OF the contract
The accepted bidder shall furnish
two bonds each I'm n sum equal 10 the
full amount OF the contract
Proposals shall be made In accord.
ance with the specifications prepared
by and on nie In the office OF smith.
Hinc hman q Grylis. Consulting En-
gtneers. 10 Washington Arcade. De-
trolt. Michigan. Copies OF these spe-
cificatlons may be secured upon aH-
plication TO the Consulting Enn-
neers
The Commissioner reserves the
right TO reject any or all proposals.
GEORGE II. FENKELlA
A-fa7a Commissioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

race on the old black mare. brings
her mount In ahead. making possible
the sale OF Queen Bess for q fancy
figure, and incidentally cashing bets
at long odds for the various folk In
the story.
The play, sayoring strongly Of
Kentucky and horses. IL pleasing ly
humorous In parts. and II Is 4 real
pickaninnie band that plays Dixie"
when the big race Is won,
Mildren Johnson plays the part OF
Madge Brierly with an ease and
charm obtainable only after years Of
acting in the same role. Other
members OF the cast are John X.
Farrell. as Col. Sandusky Doolittle:
William Hedge. rs Frank Layson:
John c. Fenton. as Horace Holton:
Arthur Wellington. as Joe Lorey.
and Hugh ]. Adams. az Neb. an old
family servant.
Next week Vaughan Chaser and
his company will open the stock sea
son in the Lyceum with "St Elmo, .
a southern drama. Fay Courteney
will be Mr.. Glaser's leading woman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
|vE|L LIFTS
|DNMYsTERY.
Tanzer- Osborne Affair
Becomes More
Tangible

NEW YORK. March 22.--slight
, Ut tangible lifting Of the ven Of
rnystsry surrounding the suit OF Miss
nas Tanners against Attorney
Janes W. Osborne were apparent to-
lay.
he made the initial move In her
nit for $4,000 breach Of an alleged
+ Dromise OF marriage by asking for
= mn Of particulars" in the supreme
oonrt. demanding that Miss Tanxer's
nvycrs specify. exactly. times and
places where Miss Tanner asserts he
hid relations with her.
=. Arguments ON osborne's motion
uere made by bis attorneys. who
.ccntended osborne's presence In
eourt was unnecessary. Miss Tan
oor's lawyers opposed the motion.
/ oootsnding that she should not be
required 10 expose all trump cards
~ her case and thus give Osborne
' 3 chance to prepare, long In ad-
vance OF the trial. evidence in con-
>radlction-
The Boston oliver Osborne"
Who asserts that he and not the
noted criminal lawyer. Was the
Drincipal In the liascon with Tanner
y stfll missing. Although confident
n asserting that the Boston -os-
borne' would be produced at the
pgoper time, II was known that
coarch BY federal agents for the Bos-
m mechanic had been fruitless Al
oldrssses he gave here.
Miss Tsnzer's Whereabouts were
ne kept secret Her sisters said
ne was out Of town temporarily.
- Declared they would testify to
vlsits Of Attorney Osborne TO their
81 with their sister.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

things-either TO abandon all idea OF
war and release the men she is now
holding subject to mobilization. or
else TO declare war. giving these
men something to do.
Since last August, tens OF thou.
sands OF Italians have been recalled
from foreign countries. Most OF
these are now idle. They are swarm
ing over the country clamoring for
Italy TO take decisive stand. IL
Italy does not intend to fight. then
they demand that they be released
so they can earn their living. IL
Italy intends war, then they want
war immediately, so they can I'LL
their empty stomachs.
Teachers have been notified 10
close their schools on April 1. so
that the buildings will be available
for military purposes. The country
was to go on a ration OF war bread
today. Under this order all bread
is TO be standardized 20 conserve the
nations grain supply and the bak-
ing OF fancy pastry" is to be pro
hibited
Every unit OF the Italian army. IL
is understood. Is nov thoroughly
drilled and ready TO absorb its full
complement OF reserves upon The is
suance OF general mobilization or
ders. Even the Italian boy scouts
are undergoing special instruction
under officers detailed for that pur-
pose from the regular army.
Italy can only be described as
on tiptoe. feverishly expectant. and
ready for a war she Is certain Is
near at hand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
THE STAGE
CADILLAC.

n ISN'T very often that you have 70
hand the greater share Of the credit
for the success OF a burlesque show
TO the male contingent OF the com
pany. Lovely woman Is usually
three-fourths OF the attraction.
Nut there are some men In the
City Bellies company, appearing In
the Cadillac theater this week. who
could set three-ring circus audi
ence in an uproar with their per
Torrance as a clown band.
Even Mister Brown. who has TO
make strange noises. and beat a
drum as part OF his duties In the
Cadillac orchestra, lost himself In
admiration. Sunday. when the clown
hand began TO play Long years OF
service in the orchestra pit have
made cynies Of men like Brown.
They hear old jokes. old songs, and
see old plots and old make-ups, and
they forget how 10 smile. Drummer
Brown was grave at first. when the
clown band came forth TO show how
much noise II could make. without
producing = single chord Of harmony,
A minute later. Mr.. Brown found
himself looking on with interest.
Later he grinned broadly. and at
the finish he was up on his feet.
leading the band With unrestrained
enthusiasm.
There are four acts lsandwiched In
between the two burlesques. this
week, which would make fair
vaudeville show in themselves. The
Musical verdis played on lot OF
strange instruments, Mile. Mamie.
does some classic dancing. and a
beyy OF young women furnish a
splendid background for her work
by posing as pictures OF sreat mas.
tiers. David Kinder can almost
whistle the roof OF the house, and
Golden and Clarke sing and dance
Worse vaudeville numbers than
these can be found In the variety
theaters almost any week
San Green and Charles T. Brown
are the comedians. Mae Alberta.
May Brown. and Elsie Raymond
have the leading feminine roles. The
chorus runs mostly to sine and APP
pears in some stunning costumes.
The shadows wrestler for the week
Is La Belle Rosa.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

Nt.sH..-. 49, H"@~ o.Np
great moving picture show with
great armies drilling across the
screen, and an operator back In his
boz speeding the film
/ spent an afternoon At the drill
grounds at ventimiglia. the Italian
frontier fortress town Is miles north
east OF Nice. watching a regiment
OF Bersaglieri men, young. husky.
and smiling. They were being
drilled In squads. companies. bat
taiions and regiments, always at
about 40 steps to the minute. which
practically amounted to double quick
time.
Your men seem 10 be ft and
well trained" I remarked TO a drill
captain.
They've been drilling this way for
three weeks" he replied. then sig
nincantiy. they'll be ready for the
field In two weeks"
He drilled the men in the same
strenuous fashion that trainer pre-
pares a prize fighter for a cham
pionship bout. He sent them through
their PAGES at fast and furious clip.
allowing only 10 minutes for rest
periods. Some OF the mems head
gear was covered with the same
grsyish cotton material as their uni
form. They were ready to the last
detail for spring and summer cam
paigning.
The emphatic impression one gets
in a trip through Italy. meeting IN
fuentiai men IL that Italy viii be
forced shortly to do one Of Two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
DROWN IN WATERS
OF BOSPHORUS

BERLIN. (via London. March %.
"A Constantinople dispatch received
here today reported that Lieut. Com
mander william r. Bricker and
three sailors OF the American con-
verted yacht Scorpion were drowned
Saturday night in the Bosphorus. on
the Turkish capital.
The four men. with Lieut. II. 8.
Rabbit. and another sailor, were re
turning to the Scorpion in q row
boat after spending the day in Con
stantinopie. The boat was cap
sized. Rabbit and one sailor were
rescued. The bodies OF Broker and
the sailors, whose names were Lev
ering. Ford and DoweIl. were not re
covered.
n~frolf TIn<n Lob Rrfnffnw D<uf-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
WASHINGTON.

Edwin Arden. who was In Detroit
few weeks ago In the role Of
Baron Stepnev. the head OF the Rus
sion secret police In The yellow
Ticket" n the hero OF his own play.
THE Eagles Nest" in flm YER
sion Of this old-time melodrama. now
10 be seen In the Washington.
Years ago The Eagles Nest" was
one OF the most popular plays on
tour. and It's thrilling scenes In
which the hero Is Obliged 10 nirt
with death because the "villyuns" so
viii II. never failed TO arouse the
greatest excitement In all who wit.
messed them. There are all the old
thrills and a few new ones In the
film version, which In given a far
mere elaborate setting than ever
was possible on the legitimate stage.
Gllmpses OF the wonderful Colorado
scenery are given and the whole
plsy. aside from its exciting action
and story. 10 o scenic panorama.
Mr.. Arden In the leading role II
supported by Eileen sedgwick, as
the heroine. and Romano Fielding In
the black.hearted William
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
AVENUE.

The Escape" one OF Paul Arm
strongs tales OF the tenderloin and
the early police court session, is be-
ing presented, this week. in the
Avenue theater. and judging from
the reception Of the play by two
large audiences, Sunday, the Avenue
Permanent Players are to have a
successful week, for naturally all
of those who liked the play and
players 1T the FIRST performances
will give a favorable verdict to all
their friends who. In turn. win
flock TO see II.
The Escape" In the story OF two
sisters whose childhood Is spent In
the squalor OF an eastside tenement
In New York. Their mother died In
their infancy. and their father IL
what In known IN the district In
which they live as tough guy"
A. womanhood approaches one sis-
ter finds her escape" In taking the
primrose path which eventually
leads her into a luxurious home up
town, and the other sister marrIes
one of her class and burns out her
soul and body In wretched poverty
and the evil atmosphere OF the old
tenement. The play depicts the hves
OF the sisters In their widely differ.
ent environments.
Margaret Neville and Ruth Amos
have the roles Of the sisters; Frank
Charlton plays the young doctor. and
Russell Brady. the father.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

Herman Richter. Socialist Labor esn-
didste for governor In the fall of
1914 told an audience In Prismatic
hall. sunday afternoon, thar lack
OF organized strength Kept the So
ciaIists OF the embFolied European
countries from making a bold stand
for peace and refusing TO enter the
war. He said that stronger or
ganixatton Of workingmen would
result from the conflict.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22
oAYETv

Al Reeves. who processes TO be
the champion. ali-around American
expert when Il comes TO selecting
talented and comely members for
the chorus Of buriesque troupe. Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

w HAT FLAG is this-the Yellow Bull? German sub
marine commanders sighting this unusual looking flag
through their perscopes be puzzled concerning the
tionaty of the ship carrying it. II Is British flag used
the which convey food to the fleet 1t is yellow
bull a red field.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

NEW YORK; FAT mems weight
uo6uclng Y. ny G. A. class has al.
S1oGy snrolled: 11s skipping rope
~ pumns through gymnastic
1nnces.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

'WOUNDED HINDUS think England great Wounds
enough to ncapacitate the Caucasian do
rot seem TO bother the tough and w fighters from India
Hampshire Great Britain is caring for these Asiatc allies
who have been injured and daily entertainments relieve the
monotony Of hospital e Wounded Hndus here pictured
chatting with singers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

right to reject any or all proposals.
GEORGE n FENKELI.
A-lt1S Commissioners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

in world
the o
amp N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-03-22

D~sr..s Ti-e- Sob Prs.s,.s Dept--
MAIN $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
PROPOSALS-SeaIeo
pETERSBIIRC VA

PETERSBURG. VA.
SEALED proposals will be received by
ell Of the city OF Petersburg. Va, Fob
ruary %, 1876. at 1870 o'clock +. NJ, for
Of the following described bonds of the
city OF Petersburg: 100000 coiored
also sSO,o0o street roadway Ia per
gent gold bonds. dated September 1.
1914. and running 40 years straight,
bearing Interest at the rate of 4 l-2
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually on the first day OF March and
tho hrst day OF September at the office
Of the City Treasurer
Each proposal must be for the bonds
and accrued interest from September
!, 1914, to the date OF delivery. and
accompanied by n certified check on
some responsible banking institution,
of Petersburg. for 2 per cent Of the par
value OF tho bonds bid for. and should
pc addressed to q. %. Gill, City Audi
posalS for IL per cont bonds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NEnSHiP, AM THAT ONE OF ThE
PAhrN i!KS WILL CONTINUE THE
BL DIN r.SS.
Notice Is hereby given that the part
nerSnlp carried on py {. II. Burton and
Robert 81. McCllntocK, unuer the name
ANA style OF burton u McCiintock,
Plumbing. tinnins ana gas hitting, oui
est M;tin street, has this Jay been
dissolved by mutual consent, ana In
the future the business VIII tie carried
on by the SAID &. II. burton, on his sep
arate account, VINO wal pay and receive
all debtS uuc anu owing to and from
the SAID partnership In the regular
course OIL business.
This l7th day OF FEBRUARY, 1916.
&. IL. BURTON,
ROBERT U. McCLINTOCK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
NOTICE-Church.
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURC H
pp5 STHR g. b ~ NJ tn: aR kE yoA N
AhEXANDER. Of Chicago. will make an
ns seh5e q BSs
r; HEco Nd. rhEsRyTER,AN c;,nuReH
7. Il: Wednesday, p Sunday di school caS
atHSh sEsHs7 q. Il Is r. aa5 + H.
Preaching by Rev. W L. Lngle D. d.
cS GLYNc ir or TUE GoYESAMT-EEv j.
i 49,, a, 4 a NJ. and p; 81 by the pastor
se@oo al s seGxea and Bible ri Glasses ..,
at ID y. Nj. Cordial welcome to all services
Ives w 1MINsTE PREsBYTERIAN
,TSr3:.Rreaehins Il o'clock and O'Clock
cr,rrs, METHo,pIsT;
street SsiMssn faar tho ana r.ttS GEAGa
pastor, DIR. r. a. SMOoT Will preach at
s,r. NJ An institute under the auspices Of
the Methodist Sunday School Society OF
ruary .2-26.
,H sEG E2snp,,n R a,paI; GHURCH !ADAMs
ana T. rho pas. ia, Wi p serSise q,
sabss The %, The o
habit" Seats free. Strangers welcome
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
tGrove Avenue aud Harrison 9treet) .-REV
w. G. JAMES, rh. D., pastor-PreachInv
BY tho pastor at il A. Al. ana L. NJ sun
day School 9:l5 a NJ. lJesse T. Wuud
buperiitendent). Wednesday, evening prayer
meeting at o'clock.
LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH =
Pastor j. j. WICKER Will preach at ii A
y. and 5 z. NJ. Broad and Twenty-fith
street cars pass the door. Morning SUBJECT;
''The Creates; Thing Man Can DO Even
Ing subject: WHAT sort OF World Would
You Mukc?''
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CiiURCH-Rcv. Allen
ANDER \. BOWSER. minister, Floyd Ave
nue. and Harrison Street subject Tor sun
day. February q: Tho Place and Use OF
itelis!on." Service at Il O'Clock. Tho sun
day school meets ut close service. DR.
shelton Aorsicy VIII address the uduit
class. Subject: "Superstitions." The public
cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
church OF Christ. scientist, Will DO held to-
morrow morning III church edihce corner
Park Avenue and Meuuow Street) az ii
ciock subject "Ailnd." Wednesday even.
ing testimony ana experience meeting
~ s:e'. the reading rooms mos. 61l-Ho7I
are located in tho Virginia Rui,way ana
Power Company Building, corner Seventh
and Franklin Streets, and are open daily
except sundays ana holidays. from 10 a. 81
70 y ii; All are cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
MEETINGS.

Hot Springs, va, February 10, 1915.
TO the Stock holders of ths Virginia
Hot Springs Company.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF tn. Vir-
ginia Hot Springs Company for the
/ -rpose OF elccting directors and for
the transaction of such other business
as iay lawfully come before ths said
o. the act Of the board OF directors
an. or all committees thereof OF the
said company in the past ear, will bo
in the Homestead Hotel, at Hot Springs,
Va. on SATURDAY, the eth day Of
February 1919. at II a. NJ. The trans
ruary 10. at 3 p. NJ, and remain closed
until 10 A. NJ Monday. March l, 1915
III. ALBERT, Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
FOR SALE-Reai Estate.

MODERN S-room brick house In tho
West End. House just complet ed /;
NIL modern conyenienccs; hot water
heat. bargain for any one. 204 North
JtTerson street. Phone Randolph 1853.
FOR sale. by owner. dwelling. store.
mill ana farm. VIII sell as whole or
separate. Well located, Box IS. Il 4.
Louisa, Va.
FOR sale, in Wright's Park. nico lot.
The very place to build nice suhur-
ban home This is a good chance IL
you want 4 nice lot Address Quick,
care TimcsDispatch.
FOR sale. Il nice home on Floyd Ave-
nue.. detached. with rooms, 9 baths,
hot water heat, electric lights; every
thing p-to-date; easy terms. III l26,
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
FOR SALE-Furms

FARM acreage for sale. 3 miles Of
25 acres cleared, balance will cut 800
cords wood. S45 per acre If taken at
once. Half value. Pollard * Bagby,
ll02 East Main street. Richmond. Va.
SO "a acres 4 miles from Richmond
IL mile from electric car line; valu-
able farm and home. Printed descrip-
tion furnished Birchard. Route 4, Box
II. Phone Randolph G255.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
NOTICE-Leyal

HAVING qualified as executrix Of the
estate Of ELLA w. BRIGGS, all par
ties indebted to the estate are hereby
notified to call and settle such accounts
Parties having claims against the es-
tate Will present same for payment,
properly attested.
ESTELLE WALFORD,
EXecutrlX.
So2 East Clay Street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
MELLEN FURTHER EXAMINED

NEW YORK. February l9.--Charles
5, Mellen. former president Of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company, was further examined
to-day by Assistant United States At
torney-Gcneral Frank NJ. Swacker. be-
fore the Federal grand Jury conducting
an investigation into the New Haven
RailroadG arairs. The secret Inquiry,
1T Is stated. will be continued next
week. with Mr.. Mellen stin under ex-
animation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
HELP WANTED-Alale.

SALESMAN wanted to sell our full
line or goods from house TO house.
GOOD chance to get II permanent POSI-
lon III you have Il horse and can fur
niah personal bond. West Broad
Street.
WANTED. young man. Is to 20, for
clerical work In Office where merit
Is recognized. High school graduate
preferred. Give references. Address
ID 929. care Times Dispatch.
WE want 300 to 1000 reliable white
men: no buns or hobos; to groom
horses to Europe. II is good trim;
easy work. Transportation paid. File
your name with us now for next trip.
virginia Business Exchange. 3l6 North
Second
WANTED, driver for cleaning and dye-
Ing business. Must he able to solicit
trade, one that knows of being able to
Others need apply. Good wages to ca
F1hi't man. Address. stating expert
enGe. J. lao. care Times Dispatch.