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The Washington times., 1915-06-25
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of WASHINGTON

were Miss Lillian H. Maurice. Miss Lis
cite w. Dill. Miss Hattie M. Patzchke,
ana Miss Elizabeth ID. Miller. They wore
gowns OF blue taffeta and chantilly lace
with bands of pink velvet over the
snouiders, and carried arm bouquets of
The flower girl, little Miss Sham
baugh, wore dainty lingerie frock,
and carried basket Of white and pink
rose petals which she scattered in the
PATHWAY or the bride. John w. Stepp
Was pest man, and the ushers were. W.
Waliack Kendrick, Robert 70. Jameson,
BENJAMIN +. Butler, and Paul Goepfert.
large reception followed the ceremony
sixth street southeast, when the young
couple were assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Esputa and Miss Margaret j. Cay
WOOD, the brides aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
wedding trip, the bride wearing a palm
beach suit and a leghorn hat. After an
extensive trip through the West, includ-
ing M visit to Mr.. Bentley's parents, Mr..
Falls. Texas, they will 20 by way of
cuba and Porto. Rico to their future
nome In Cristobal, Canal Zone, where
Mr.: Bentley has been stationed for the
last Two years as an expert hydrogra-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Howard an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
tr; Miss Lillian M; Fritz. to Charles NJ.
Bolek; The marriage will take place
on Thursday; July s. at s o'clock at
VIII perform the ceremony. A recep-
| tion at the home of the brides pa
'rel:ts. 12 Tenth street southeast, will
| follow.
-S.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin. of Clarendon
Va, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Rubir. to Milton
Fagelson, of Alexandria. The cere-
| mony was performed, by Rabbi Sliv-
| erstone at $50 o'clock on Sunday ev-
ening at Ives Hall. Clarendon. The
! hall was decorated with white and
pink roses.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a white satin
gown with a veil caught with orange
blossoms and carried a bouquet cf
Bride roses. Her sister. Miss Ressie
Rubin. was maid of honor and wore a
trimmed with pink taffeta. She car
ried pink roses. The two little flow
- girls. Dora Rdbin and Bertha Rubin.
wore white frocks trimmed with pink
and carried baskets of roses. Joseph
Fagelson. of Annapolis, Md. was best
man. David Rubin and George Ster-
ling served as ushers. a reception
followed the ceremony. After a short
bridal trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Fagelson
will be at home in Alexandria,. Va.
r. Skiddy Won Stade, who will marry
Miss Kathryn N. Steele, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele, in the
Church of the Advent at Westbury
L. l., Saturday. has selected as ushers
for his wedding. Harrison Tweed
George Whiteney. Dudley L. Pickman
jr., of Boston: Francis r. Appleton. jr.
F. Ambrose Clark, Edward II. Carle
Rene NJ. La Montague. Devereaux Mil
burn, James Watson Webb. James J,
Higginson, Hamilton Haddon, and
Charles Cary Rumsey.
The marriage Is announced of Miss
Mamie Elizabeth Poole and Charles
r. Moran yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, the Rev. f. V. Register Of
ficiating. Miss Celeste Vinson was
maid of honor and Wallace Walters
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Moran left
after the ceremony for the North
They will be at home after July 25 at
1918 Hall place northwest.
The Washington times., 1915-06-25
Weddings-Engagements

Mrs. Alexander Reynolds williams
jr., has sent out cards announcing the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Palmer Baggaley. to Major Frank
w. Tagart. of the British army. The
ceremony took place yesterday afternoon
FATHER p {. Gavin s officiatine, e Msior ses
and Mrs. Tagart left Washington i'm
The marriage of Miss Susan e Wall
lace and Berkley G. Lewis, both of
ssdhx %as SC ss on W
L. Leonard. After the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis left for a journey
through Virginia. They will make their
home at 1919 Ninth street northwest.
Miss Mary Lorraine Esputa. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Esputa. be-
ley. formerly of Texas. now Of Cristo-
bal, Canal Zone, last night at st. Mark 8
Episcopal Church, which was decorated
with masses of roses and palms. The
Rev. r. c. Stetson performed the cere-
mony. William Janson gave an organ
recital as the guests were assembling.
and Just before the arrival of the bridal
party Mrs: Edwinetta Schroeder Zurhorst
sang a selection from Samson and De-
lilah." The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father. wore a gown of
ivory-toned satin with a court train.
Jacket effect Of satin outlined with
pearls. Her tulle veil was held with
orange blossoms and she carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Her only ornament was a diamond
and opal lavallfere set in platinum, the
gift of her parents.
Miss Marian GRADER, the maid of
honor, wore a gown of pink chiffon over
taffeta with bolero of chantilly lace
and pearl trimming. and carried a bou-
quet of Radiance roses. The bridesmaids
The Washington times., 1915-06-25
Items of Interest and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official
and Fashionable Folk.

The colony of Washington folk at
newport is growing daily. and its mem
pefs are playing n prominent part in the
early season activities
ambassador. has Joined the villa colony
and opened the Pumpelly villa, in Gibbs
avenue, which will be the quarters for
the embassy this summer. Mrs. Robert
tage, No. 2; Mrs. Richard Townsend
has the Fearing villa, In Annandale
road: Mrs. William n. Caperton. wife
Of Rear Admiral Caperton. and Miss
ments at the Muenchinger-King for
Sne summer. as have Gen. and Mrs.
stephen Slocum and Lieut. Commander
and Mrs. z. II. Madison, who are maxi
expected to arrive within a day or two.
and Will remain. for the summer
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs Frank
Taylor Evans and his mother, Mrs.
and Miss Rhoda Fullam were among
the guests ut the dinner which Capt.
Matthew c. Gleason, of the naval train
Ing station, at Newport, gave last night
at the Hill Top Inn.
Commander and Mrs. Evans have
visiting them their sister, Mrs Evans
Sewnll, who Is Ill at present.
The Newport Garden Association s
now in progress is OF considerable In
terest to the summer colony, many of
whom visited the show yesterday.
Nine. Bakhmeteff. wife of the Russian
ambassador. was there, and Mrs. Caper-
ton. accompanied by Mrs. Herman Del
richs.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
w. c. Redfeld were among those en-
Pertaining at luncheon at the New Will
lard yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Volk was hostess at a
luncheon today at her residence In
Massachusetts avenue, when the guest
Of honor was her sister, Miss Char
lotte Knerr. who will be married to A.
G. Arata on June 80.
-
James Flanagan Dechert. who Is to
marry Miss Dorothea Webb Parsons
tomorrow at the Hotel Gotham in New
York city, gave his farewell bachelor
dinner last night at the Cafe des
Beaux Arts. His guests included Rich
ard w. p. Barnes, who is to be his best
man, and Porter Clyde Shannon. Joseph
W. Bailey. John Hemphill, r. King
Stone, Paul D. Phelan, and Chandler
Parsons. who are to be his ushers.
Assistant Paymaster II. Wells Rusk.
jr., U. S. n, and Mrs. Rusk. who was
formerly Mics Margaret Britton, ac-
companied by Mrs. Alexander Britton,
were among those lunching in the green
room of the New Willard yesterday
The Washington times., 1915-06-25

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward H
Gheen and the Misses Gheen expect to
leave Washington the last of next week
for an extended motor trip.
The Washington times., 1915-06-25

Mrs. Luther Hess waring, wife of tho
Rev. MIR. Waring. rector Of the Evan
gelical Church. OF Georgetown, accom-
panied by her three children, left Wash
! Tyrone. Pa, where they Will pass the
stipnner q
The Washington times., 1915-06-25
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua NJ. L. Maduro
and Mr.. and Mrs. Montefiore L. Maduro,
of Curacao, Dutch West Indies, arrived
at the New Willard yesterday for a
short stay.
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Shipman
have rented the Cramp cottage, Sunny
Lea" ON Bellevue avenue, Newport
Samuel w. Woodward has leased his
country place, Eden HILL" at Stock
bridge. Mass, to Ramon Delayo, of Ha-
vana. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward and
their family will pass the summer at
jamestown, r. |.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff have visiting them at the
summer embassy In Newport, Gregory
Wilenkin. of London
Miss Marie Peary is in the Yellowstone
Park. en- route from California to her
The Washington times., 1915-06-25
"|D|DN' KISS HIM
FOR He WAS A PEST
Miss Tempest Says She Was
Sorry for Mr.. Robertson Be-
cause He Was Lonely.

NEW YORK. June 2.-"He was a
nuisance. a pest. and yet he was so
lonely felt scorrv for him. But /
never kissed him. never" said Miss Nina
Tempest of Edward r. Robertson,
wealthy importer, to Justice Delehanty
and a jury in the supreme court.
mo half minute or minute ktsses?'
she was asked.
Never kisses in the fourteen years ]
knew him.
Not Just friendly, platonic kiss?'
None Of them either"
Miss Tempest is named as q corespon-
dent in the divorce action brought ,6yy by
presented testimony through detectives
and others of soul kisses" between
Robertson and Miss Tempest at her
apartment.
Were Old Friends.
II knew Mr.. Robertson before he was
married" said Miss Tempest, and after
he was married we continued to be
friends. that was all. I was in Europe
for a number of years. and that was
why we did not see each other for some
time"
After fourteen years you considered
him a nuisance?' A.-"Yes, but / did
not like to tell him So"
|. How often did you go motoring with
him." A.-'"Why, l went motoring
quite often with him-as often as was
invited"
Miss Tempest asserted that she was
too Ill to receive friends at the time II
Is alleged Robertson called frequently
at her apartments.
Mr.. Robertson testified in his own be-
half, denying that he ever kissed Miss
Tempest of stopped all night In her
apartment. He had stayed all night In
an apartment at the Sonoma for four
nights in succession, he said. but 1t was
not the apartment occupied by Miss
Tempest,
Not Even q Hug.
did you ever have any silk polka dot
pajamas or shirts or any clothes at her
apartment"
Absolutely not" He denied that he
ever had hugged Miss Tempest in WIN
dow or anywhere else.
1t came out that Miss Tempest is head
of the Nina Tempest Co. Inc. dealer in
lingerie and tea gowns. and Incorporated
at 1900. Robertson has no interest in
the concern, she said.
In explanation of a check OF his for
$500 which had been paid for a fur coat
delivered to Miss Tempest, according to
the tradesman, Robertson said that he
told Miss Tempest he could purchase a
coat for her at rock bottom price, and
she could pay him. Accordingly. he
went to the dealer, selected the desired
garment, which was valued at 81 900.
and had II sent to Miss Tempest's home
he said. the entire transaction being
merely little courtesy between friends.
The Washington times., 1915-06-25
Americans Plan Hospital,

FLORENCE. Italy. June 25.-The
Americans In Florence have united in
a plan % At up a hospital in the mag
niicSnt villa camerata
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OSTRICH FEATHERS.
IN NsEAIORt.iM

GAlti.-n sad. but loving remembrance
our dear son. EARNEST ELMO
bAf1, who departed this life one year
ago to-day, August Is. 1911.
1t was Gods Will to take him
when we would Have had Him stay
lie has gone. but we shall meet him
On That glorious Judgment day.
Free from this world OF temptation:
Free from this world OF sin:
Free from this world of trouble,
And Jesus to care for him,
BY his parents,
MIR. AND MRS. j. s. GARY.
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WANTED. an idea Who can think OF
some simple thing to patent? Pro-
tee, your IDEAS: they may bring. you
wealth. Write for Needed Inventions
and How to Get Your Patent" Ran
dOlph IL Co. Department 4o2. Washing
ton. ID. g.
GUEEKNMENT positions. Thousands
OF appointments to be made. I.,"e
,roklet telling where they are. what
they pay, with specimen examination
questions. National Correspondence IN
stitutc, AS Seventh street, Washing ton.
NV ELvE years ago s;ar;ec :, small!
time with Few dollars capital |
evenings: The net profits the first
rctted me $4,000 will show you
how TO start sina.i mail ordo: bust
fs e No 'Ur s pTopos.l ea
cock. Box no. I.ockport. ~ Y.
GOVERNMENT positions are easy TO
get My free booklet Y l6i tells how
\ Write today, now. Earl Hopkins.
WE want ambitious branch managers
ana local agents for our world " idle
general agency business. Expci fence
unnecessary; no stock or merchandise
70 BUY; operate from your own home
IN spare time. You should make from
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West Walnut street. Des MoineS. Iowa
-th' YOU Skilieu IN any trade? If nor
Sonr chance of getting "A steady lob
is small. Navy offers YOU opportmmi-
ties TO learn one of many trades useful
in both civil and military life. and viii
advance you as you deserve. Apply
Navy Recruiting Station Allison
Buil,iing, Richmond. Va.
GOOD homes waiting for colured help.
See Virginia Business 'FNchnnge 3i6
North Second. 'i-.S
FIFTY colorcd men, go to England ON
Tuesday Virginia Business Exchange.
WANTED: Insurance solicitors. life"
health: accident" insurance. Also
lhil hre me. In towns of from 400
I" 1000. Excellent agencies can be
formed al no expense. Write at once
Tor territory. ilS Lyric Building.
Richmond. Va
COMPARTMENT position in post -otiirc.
railway mail and other branches are
good. Prepare for exams under for.
mrr L. 5: civil Service Secretary l:x :
aminer: Booklet II a. free. Write to-
day. Patterson Civil Service school,
Rochester, y. Y.
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IN MEMOKIAM.

loving remembrance of my
husband and our father, LILBURN II
KUHN tIiPo, who died two years ago.
August Is. 1918
To live in hearts we leave behind is
not to die.
BY HIS WIEE AND CHILDREN
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- per cent average comm Ssion. We
want clean men, and Will pay we'll for
them Our plans get the orders. Best
trade stimulators: also straight sale
goods. aluminium. enamel. china, tin,
cutlery, glass, etc. Open stock etc
Commission weekly. Herthal Mfg. Co,
st. Louis, Mo.
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HELP WANTED-Female

WANTED. women for government Jobs.
SO month. Pull Unnecessary. Write
immediately for list positions obtain
able FRANKLIN Institute. Dept. $50 +,
Rochester y. Y.
4 good stenographer, one with some
knoWledSe of the real estate business
preferred. Address IL AIS. care Times
Dispatch.
WA ;lI,.. several ladies to prepare for
richmond September post-oflice clerk
examination. Splendid salaries. con.
Quoted government examinations Trial
examination free Write Ozment, 10 l..
st. Louis. -
WANTED ladies from every city and
town In the South to visit the San
Francisco Exposition in October: ali
eSpsnses Paid very select party not
southern Woman's Magazine. Nash
vile. Tenn.
D--StenoErapher: must be ac
,. curats. apply 40 Mutual Bldg. Mon
wANTED-,At oncc, 20 young ladies lc-
tween the ages Of Ii and 20 wears
y ltoen. Sixth and Canal Streets.
WANTEp-Lady traveller. beginner:
salary, commission and expense al
imwance to right lady. McErady " Co.
SEVERAL women for general house
Route /. city. 49, " '
WANTED. good cook and general house
girl. Must bring reference None
but experienced need apply. 1887 West
Grace Street
EARN $50 TO $50 monthly at home
spare time writing photoplays Ia
pcrience or correS pondenrc course I'M
necessary: details free. Elyod rub. Co.
BIS Washington, II. c.
'ovE:RAEi.S salesman. experienced, for
can show satisfactory sales records
with overall lines need Apply. Excel,
The Crown Overall Mfg. Co. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
WNNTED--N good cook. Apply $40
West Grace.
WANTED experienced sales lady for
retail candy business. Good position
for right party. Shepherds. 400 F:as;
lfoad Str'ct,
STENOGHAriIERS. Office help. store
ana factory girls. girls for hotels.
homes. restaurants and girls hunting
other work. call ON Virginia business
Exchange. SIG North Second.
WANTED. girls for our bindcrv depart
ment Apply Monday morning. Hun
ter & Co. Inc. 81? East Broad street
LARGE knitting mill invites CORES
pondcnc" with women DESTROYS OF
earning money. fun time or spare hours
Experience unnecessary. Good pay
Address International Mills. Inc. Dept
%. Norristown. Pa.
LADIES. s25 weekly easy, simple work:
no canvassins. Evenings at home
fascinating: everything furnished no
experience. Don't worry about capital
Boyd G. Brown.-Dept. u 275. Omaha,
Neb.
WANTED, nnsncumbered middle aged
lady to keep house, clean and cook
for one person Reference required
II. i. Deane,y Nottoway, Va.
WANTED. settled colored woman to
cook and wash: small family; room
on place. Westhampton Line. Phone
Boulevard 2394-W
WANTED. white nurse. 1908 West
Grace.
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WANTED, travelling statesmen who will
accept clothes made to their measure
IN payment FOR placing with merchants
thc line that's different" an all-wool
,ni.orihs me: quoting sin special
particulars. j. W Jones & sons, 5o4
Mid-City Bank building, Chicago.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TEACHERS. keys aud tranSla ions
bought. sold ana exchanged. Send
list. Teachers only. Teachers Supply
Company, Greenwood. =. G..
UNDERGRADUATE nurses. stenogrn :
piers. register with Virginia Bust
ness Exchange.
THE Virginia Teachers Bureau desires
well prepared teachers for I9!5-l6 in
Virginia and Southern States. IIstab-
lishcd 1895. Faithful services guaruu-
Critilin. Manager. Woodland uei,,h,s
Richmond. Va. Phone Madison 55TS.
J. Walton Hall. Manager Gordonsvillc
ISrnnch. BOX l3l. Gnrdonsville. Va.
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! WANTED travelling statesmen for side
line. Sell dealers only: from cata-
loguc. complete line aluminium utensils.
Carry one sample: quality. prices abso-
luie!y right. Send three references and
territory covered first letter. Con-
identi~i. Factory. Illinois Pure Alum
mum Company, Lcmont III.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

IL AINt.S.--Thc funeral of MR. AN
who died suddenly August IA at 80
\ NJ. AT Crozet. Va. will take place
THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock from the residence
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HELP wANTED-,laIe and Female.

WANTED, men women. SIS month
List government jobs open free
Franklin Institute. D...K 8. Rochester.
WANTED, experienced male and fe-
male stenographerS to register at
this office. Public Employment Blu
rcau. Room II, City Hall
MEN and women wanted. Government
wants clerks. SO month. Write
Immediately for list positions obtain
able. Franklin Institute Desk &.
Rochcster. =. Y.
COPY letters. Persons writing and
copying letters make $40 to So5 week
~ following directions. Stamped en-
Neiope Tor particulars. Brooks Copy
Co, 90l Pennsylvania Avenue. Wash
inston. ID. G.
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LONE YOUR WANTS TO
Tx. TIafIrS. InII.1,

LIE TIMES-DISPATcH
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WANT AD. RATES.
DAILY. one cent word when paid In nd.
vance. No al. taken for less than 10 cents
SUNDAY. one and one half cents a word for
all tiu+s'hed eds. except Situation Wanted
at one cent word No ad. taken Tor less
than 16 cents
no ADS. taken FOR less than IS cents when
charged or phonPd in. Phoned orders not
euhfantee" Classification suaran-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. salesman to call on grocer 8.
general store and conf"ctioners in
small towing. 20 per cent commission.
SIS" weekly drawing account Sales
manager. 296 South First Street, st.
Louis, Mo.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UNDERGRAD nurses, stenogra-
piers. phone operators and other fe-
male help furnished no fee. Virginia
business Exchange
YOUNG lady graduate OF good school
desires position as teacher i'm pri-
vate family. For particulars address
q 81. care Times Dispatch.
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FIVE bright. capable ladies to travel
demonstrate and sell dealers. s25 to
S"o per week. Railroad fare paid
Goodrich Drug Co, Dept. 612, Omaha
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HELP WANTED-ala,e.

POST-OFFICE clerk-carrier exam" ut
Richmond September 4. Prepare un-
de: former government examiner.
Booklet GI free. Patterson Civil Ser
vice School. Rochester,, N Y.
EXPERIENCED man for country store.
Good opportunity for man and wife.
Address !. IA, care Times Dispatch.
will start you In the mail order bust
ness. furnish everything. n you will
handle my goods. Crest Co, 80 Allan
tic city, y. j.
WANTED. registered or assistant reg
istered drug clerk. single. Satisfac:
tory references required. Address. l.,
SIS. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. men to learn barber trade:
few weeks required: steady posi-
tons for competent graduates; won
derful demand for BARRIERS. Free catn-
loguc. Richmond Iiarbert College.
Richmond, Va. .%st
GOOD money made mt home Knitting
hosiery. Machines furnished on time.
constant work. Gleason ,Wheeier 9In ,'a
337 Madison. Chicago. s. ~
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COMPETENr statesmen. or merchants
preferred, by weli-rated Cleveland
concern TO sell merchants greatest spe-
cialty OF the day $500 10 $500 per
month. Commission paid weekly. State
experience. IL. y. Taylor, station {,
Cleveland. q.
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TEACHER wishes position I'm gam;,,
English French. Latin. music. Tes.
timonials as to ability. Miss WinrfeIl
stanton. Va, Route. |. care Captain
EAPERlENCED teacher wishes ia
teach English and music. or ms com.
Panion; references. Il S2S. care Times
Dispatch, Richmond, Va.
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WA ft)--SalcSnan 10 sell on COM
mission screens and weather strips in
!Richmond and vicinity. + SIG, care
Times Dispatch.
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SITUATION wANTED-,rn,e.


WANTED. employment In or near city
Tor white and colurcd boys, IA to II
years of age. Juvenile Court Of Rich
mond, Room .. city, Hall. Phone Ran
hdolph Ia2
COACHING; by college graduate; prices
reasonable. Address 80, care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED. position as linotype ma
chiniSt operator or superintendent by
u hrst class man j. l.. Booker. Hills
WANTED. position as manager or
housckcepcr OF a hotel. Long eXpc-
ricnce Address y. Y. H., Journal, Alta
vista. Va.
FOR sale-Cheap, red and white Dra-
;, gen, also CarneauN. from Plymouth
Rock stock. Address j. G. Lewis. ZOOS
West Main street Richmond. Va. or
phone Boulevard s45-J.
WANTED--Position by young man as
bookkeeper or assistant; now en-
plOycd; good reasons for changing; gilt
edge references. Address l. l2U. care
Times Dispa tch.
ENERGETIC young man. experienced
in bookkeeping and general office
work. and employed at present. wishes
To make II change. Address H., p. q.
HoN 'S3.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collecting by an
experienced collector I'm business fo,.
self Address IL SIG. care Times Dis
patch.
WANTED, homes in refined CHRISTIAN
families for sturdy little boys, ages
s.. .. II years; highest of references
given and required. Boys mother a
widow health failing fast. Only re-
fined Christian people need apply, and
those who have no children. Address
Mrs Or. StranG. Harrison Drug store,
Williamsburg Avenue. city.
MEN for any work furnished you: no
charge. Virginia Business Exchange
NirSinias select private employment
agency.
WANTED by widow. employment for
boys. OF any kind: ages. IA and Is
years; mother i'll. boys must have work:
references given. Address Mrs "
Smoot, liarrison's drug store. Williams
burg Avenue. city.
POSITION as working manager on
farm. Aprly pa North Sixth.
TRAVELLING salesman with good trade
IN Virginia and North Carolina,
wishes TO represent IL grocery or sper-
iaiNy line; reference O. *. Box .43.
city '"'
WANTED. 10y young man. position as
travelling SalcSman: references X
lal: care Times Dispatch.