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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20
POST OFFICES TO HAVE
PARCEL POST ICE BOXES
Controller Of Treasury Announces
They May Be Built-Praeger's
Men Make One.

Although there is now no obstacle
to the construction by the Post Office
Department of cold storage facilities
to take care of perishable parcel post
shipments, according to the decision
of the controller of the Treasury, II
was declared at the Post Office Depart
ment this morning that there are to be
no radical steps taken to equip all post
Offices with either elaborate cold stor-
age plants or ice boxes.
Postmaster Praeger at Washington
did not wait for decision as to
whether the department had authority
TO build cold storage plants. He jus,
took materials from his building, used
his own forces and has constructed one
at the post office near the Union sta
ton. where perishable products which
cannot be delivered Immediately are
stored
The question of cold storage first
came up a few weeks ago at Denver
At that place there is a railroad run
ming out of the mountain city approx
mately 256 miles in length, over which
there are only two trains a day, one OF
which leaves about s o'clock in the
morning. 1t runs over a desert coun-
try, where it is difficult to keep the
perlshable products, in view of the
fact that in order to catch the trains it
IS necessary to mail the parcel post
matter at the Denver post office in tn,
evening. The periShable shipments
total about one ton day.
Denver P. o. to Have Icebox.
The urgent need of an icebox of some
kind there and the desire Of the Post
Office Department to cater to this trade
brought the matter before the con-
troller, who decided in favor of the
Post Office Department. The new post
office there is now under construction,
and it Is declared that it would be
a comparatively simple matter to pro-
vide for an icebox to take care of the
ton of perishable parcel post products
which pass over the desert line every
day. Now that the Post Office Depart
ment has the decision, the matter has
been referred to the supervising archi-
tect's Office of the Treasury to find
room for the icebox.
1t is probable. however. that where
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20
Wilson to Accept No Dinner Bids.

President Wilson will accept no din
ner invitations this winter because of
Mrs Wilson's death. He has discov-
cred that inadvertently he had agreed
to speak at a banquet of the Chamber
OF Commerce of the United States
February 4 and Immediately wrote to the
organization asking that the engage
ment be changed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20

the vice governor of the islands. to he
appointed by the President of che
United States, should have jurisdiction
over governing the Indian tribes. aud
their education and questions of SAM
tation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20
Prince of Wales Visits Battlefields,

LONDON, January 20, 1920 a.m.-The
Prince of Wales. according to the
Times. has just concluded a visit to
Nancy. Luneville and the battlefields in
Lorraine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20
Opens $3.50 Am.
Today January 10th
Opens $3.50 Am.


We are two years od-and evidence OF the conh-
dence reposed in us by the business of Washington we
submit the fact that
Our deposits are 81, e97,224.a5
Our Monthly Statement system is exclusive service
and great convenience all deposors. is the orderly
busnesske way of modern banking Every depositor re-
ceves his atemen the morning of the first day OF each
month and with it all Cancelled checks. Many accounts come
to us lust on account of this feature.
In addition this, every modern banking facility IS Oh
fered
OFFICERS
John POOLE, President.
HSuFA Vice Pres CHAS B. LYDDANE, Asst Cashier
IT, DARLINGTON, General Counsel
DIRECTORS
W.
Real Esta Washington Post
H; cILAPF MORGAN
Lay ~ Storage
T. B
wm 1oaS EYNoN JUL resident National Bank
Printer SCOTT
ENDOWMENT
wraS ssass EaN aR LEON A nessHIai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20

highly coiored and contained sediment.
] was hardly fit for work, when Doan' s
Kidney Pills came to my notice. Sew
eral boxes finally made a cure in my
case.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20
No slackening in Zeal.

"Enthusiasmo You have been at the
front and know that there is no slack
ening in the zeal of the men for their
task. We can go on indefinitely.
and if in this war, in which Kali
mucks, Kamchatkans, Turcomans, Sen
egal negroes, Indians and whatnot
have been brought in to maintain IN
the white mans Europe the co-called
balance of power; if in this war to
crush a nation whose offense is that.
through industry and hard work. IL
has prospered and is prosperous. we
should go down we shall go down WIN
honor, fighting to the last ditch and the
last man..
and how far does Germany wish 70
carry this war, your eXcellency-untlii
the other side is completely crushed!
Until they are SO defeated that
possibility of repetition of TINS I'M
provoked attack upon US is completely
eliminated" he declared, earnestly.
Italy and Roumania.
what about the new clouds on the
horizon. YOUR excellency-Italy and
Roumania?"
Those are questions you should ad-
dress to the imperial chancellor or the
foreign secretary"
But under certain contingencies,
terest to the chief of the general staff"
"Out of the question was the en-
phatic reply 1T cannot believe that
these two states, which have been
united to us for twenty years by ties
of alliance, should suddenly array
mics. I consider that utterly impos-
sible'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20

discussion with gun drawn you can
scarcely be expected to wait for him
to cock and level it at you before
reaching for your own to defend your
life.
Situation Excellent.
Our present situation is excellent
We have no cause to complain. We
have carried the war into the enemys
country on both fronts; we are still
there after five months of war. Our
present lines are very strong: the ad-
vantage is all on our side thus far.
IF our first advance against Paris"
said the general, in response to 4 queS-
ton, had succeeded fully and in all
respects, it would have been reckoned
most brilliant achievement. AS it
stands it is an admirable one. / can
say so freely, because / had nothing
TO do with the conception of the. plan
of campo ign. But one cannot expect
to carry on war without some checks,
and when we fell back We swung over
to the present line OF action in which
we have been thoroughly successful.
1T is wrong to interpret the opera
lions in Flanders as an attempt on our
part to reach Calais and outfank the
allied armies. On the contrary, that
phase of the campaign is the result
French and British to force their way
north to separate US from the sea and
enVelop our right flank and rear, re-
lieve Antwerp and oblige us to retire
from Belgium
Calls Allies Plan Failure.
Their plan was the failure, our
counterstroke the success. of the oper-
atoms in Flanders. They have not
outfianked US, and we are still there"
What is your view of the general
offensive of the allies and kitchener's
new army?" he was asked.
THE Offensive replied the German
chief of staff. was to begin. according
to Gen. Joffre's order, on the day of
December Il. So far we have no rea-
son to be dissatisfied with its results
We not only have held our lines sue
cessfully. but have even gained ground.
More of such offensive can only be
welcome to u.s.
las to kitchener's army. the British
are good fighters and ! have all re-
Spect for them. but army without
necessary officers and non-commis-
stoned officers is scarcely an army, ac-
cordlng to present-day standards. They
may send them over TO attack u.s. but
l think we are strong enough to beat
heads.
The proposed landing in Belgium
We are fully prepared for any attempt
in this direction: the sooner it comes
the better
There was nothing boastful in Gen
~. d! manner Ihese
onia, 49, - niaue. sIsteau' IN
1ransradr'ass 70 80 C SoiIuue"ce III tpe
in re ahiIity, 70 - IL, iii'li al my anu
" ''t' 'i'ua.ioH'
Effect of Blockade.
What effect upon the German con-
duct of the war" Gen. Won FaIkenbavn
was asked .b.S III. pri.,.h h,,,
and contraband policy exercised?''
..ot 80, Liottc al an, ne replied.
observed any scarcity in Germany? We
and be sparing with our wheat con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20
CONSIDERS THE JONES BILL.
Measure for Philippine Self-Govern
ment Before Senate Committee.

Consideration Of all features Of the
Jones bill to enlarge Philippine self
government, with exception of the pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20

think the war may last or can last
Lord kitcheners three years."
ut can last" said the German CHER
of staff, picking out that particular
part of the question. indefinitely for
us. ! see nothing that can force us to
stop fighting.
Food and materials" We are amply
supplied Our strategic position is
good Human material? Do you know
that the recruits of the 1915 class are
to DE called to the colors? october. 1915,
is the normal date. l was occupying
myself with this question yesterday.
Does that look as if there is any lack
of soldiersc We have more troops in
Berlin today than in peace times. They
still need training, however. No men
are sent to the front without adequate
nreDarati ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20

a discussion with gun drawn you can
scarcely be expected to wait for him
to cock and level it at you before
reaching for your own to defend your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-20
Only Blow to America.

How long. your excellency, do you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
w / NTED-tEr:,:s

iosi Lancaster NvonIi,. i,hiI.Ialnb i,'
Pn. r;arth.idc's Iron Rns, Gn,'',, 80,
,n.rk nriut .nd r,r,..i., - 80
IN u. !: Patent Onic,n rn,n,,s j.',;
from clothing. marble. "tc cod aellHr,
niD ularEius, a@cNts wanted Tho orig
ual 25c a. tube. Beware OF ir.ri.-o-
m"nts and tho rcnal'y FOR m7kms sell
"'H an" using an 'n'i'nE"d art'i"
mess. soil :rilch's vcgo,nhlo an
writ. for tro, ,,lnulc I i,,,,t
s, Louis. Mo. ~ '''''
nrcmiuins giV.u Viii .,;c,,5.,' NV, WHf"
..r.,,lller Irdiensns.,il -, '',,",u''
,,ives An every Az ro,o,, -
n.outs .rar-f,o,i,i ,,'''' '''E
For vhrttcuiarS and sr,,rI ,lI,s.
-aih.r; Nffn "a su,,,,j., '''"'''N
80 -.
AGENTS, get newest quickest 7cllcra
direct from makers Tull list FREQ
national Agent Association. l22 Michi-
San Avenue Chicago
AGENTS max" h.u pro,its handling orr
'ia". SclliuE Holiday Postcards"
Novelty signs" "IIoiiday Decor,
tona." "pcrnenty.r ~ 5.ooo WIFI.
tics Demand urlimitrl * ~it, ia
g,SS3 i@' r.. en-. loEu' sullivan Go.
800 '''N-"'
AGENTS Tor new Speciality. cusy 10
scI. house hold necessity. rir profits.
Nr' to-day for tree hoo,.1,. .;,n,l,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
FOR RENT-Rooms.

--~------.---------------...- -
TWO second story. front rooms for
wa'"r. furnished or unfurnished. sio
West Grace.
ATTRACTIVE room 10 couple ~, cer-
tloreu: mod"ru price Reasonable
'"'N Hanover Avenue
rooms. with bath. ai3 West Grace.
ron rent second noor rooms. central
WASi!iNGToN. /, G.. rooms for visI-
Tors quiet refined, homclik". near
l".. ~. !" J.. k"ndig, 10 & Street.
ROOMS Tor rcnt with or without board.
N"heru improvements. Madison 4S8o
WASTED, gentleman roomcrs for
~ Desired moderate terms. l24 North
Tcn'h. city ~
LARGE room on second or third floor.
ronN"niont :" bath ana t.lephone,
'.n West Grace Madison 2i2i-I.
THREE umfurnlshch for housekeeping
also ! furn!Shcd central Phone
WNN'TElb. gentlemen or ladies to Or.
win or without board. 500 Wcat
';"NC".
FOR rout in privat" family. large room
attractiN"ly furnished and heated.
20 south Fifth street.
small! room on floor with bath in =
s'aiIjau"ous hot water: private family:
GENITAL Franklin; phone 4 ll6. care
'i;:i"s- Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
Building Material

lumber. sash, blinds. doors. laths, shin
giles. cedar posts, etc. Large stock.
prompt service and attractive prices
RICHMOND LUMBER co, INC,
Fourth and Stockton Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

FOR sale, 80 pair white homer and
carncaux: mated and banded. j. G.
llildcbrand. 1926 Dickerson Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

H1GH-CLASS agents wanted I'm this
EHit$; ;, state and North Carolina to
SHii me Music Master" Il photograph
iinish, the equal Of any $40 machine
~, n inns country; tone flows from the
NH f Master as from the human voice
On exhibition at Arcade BuiIIimn
roushee Street. between Broad and
trace streets. Correspondence solicit
ed. Nj. NJ. Strause, agent.
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RE- lNED. cultured lady with 10 years
eNpes .eHce wants position as hnuse-
scene. 81 wtGowcr's home Or irst-class
boarding house $50. care Times
pisI=tCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

FOR sale. one Winchester repeating
and one double barrel Stevens shot
gun. practically now. Phone, day.
Madison 3Il7: night. Madison 5O51-M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
FOR SALE-AEinais.

HORSES and mules for hire. by day.
Sullivan's stable COS East Cary Also
Boa riding horses wanted.
contract work which will sell
cheap, from $50 per pair up; also 8
good mares. suit any kind OF work
from 100 each up. This stock Is all in
good condition, and can he seen at
Crulrs Stables. 1S South Tenth Street.
CRuLES Livery. Boarding. Sale and
Exchange stables. IL South Tenth
street Horses and mules for hire by
IN" day. week or month for light or
heavy work. heavy tcaming of all kinds
specially. Also acclimatcd horses
mares and mules for sale. right out of
work. All stock aold under a full guar
nntce and must be as represented
POINTER dog. thoroughly broken.
nntted. S. G. sutton. Powcan, Va.
on Monday, October %, we will COM
mcncc our annual sale OF surplus
horses aud mules. Farmers will find
several nice brood mares in this lot
The Crystal Ice Company. Twentieth
and Cary streets, Richmond. Va.
FOR sale, 2 female Boston bull pups
cheap. CAN Randolph i05.
LOT Of nice shoats. Waller Taylor
n son, ll9 North Eighteenth street.
FOR sale. mare. colt. pgs and white
Lcshorn hens. Call Randolph 4553-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

FOR sale. good singing Canary birds.
Japanese gold fish and fish grass.
500 East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Wholesale wine and liquor
Washington. -. Z. Best hotel and
family trade. Apply VI. \ Green. 1913
@ street, y. w. Washington. II. e.
y good opportunity for registered col
orcd druggist TO buy store in one
of Nirrinin's largest towns Locality
FIRST class, price cheap for cash or part
cash. and approved security for bal
anCc. II interested, address T. go
care Times Dispatch.
DRUG store. residential section: mostly
cash sales: can be bought at a low
price. Address gal, care Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

| FOR sale new gray baby buggy. very
] Park.
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WANTED to buy secondhand drug AK
lures stock and fXturcs Address
n 30l care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

FOR sale, fine fox terrier puppies. Coz
East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

WANTED by young widow OF culture
position as house keeper for widowcr
NTH children Address |. 25;. care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

WANTED. position by experienced
stcnocrapher; also familiar with gen
era! office work. II 23l. care Times
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

$40 Invested now may make $4,000
Terms. 81 monthly. We III drill
Tor oil where oil Isl in field where mil
lions are being made. by our new plan
YOU get decd to land and interest i'm
wells. Write to-day. Bennett Coop
Houston, Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

MRS. CNAplCk'S UNDERGRADUATE
REGISTER, h!Eh-Erade nurses care
takers and companions. Randolph
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WANTED by young lady position in
Office; familiar with muliiGrHph. adj
dressoETaph and folding machines
some knowledge Of typcwritcy Ref
crcnces. Address ~ 90. care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24


VIII invest In an established bust
ness, prefer to engage with Il senior
SStitner VINO desires some one to help.
49, o3 July or save your stamps. [;
log. care Times Dispatch.
FOX sale. small confectionery doing
good business: good reason for sell
ing. Must tie sold at once. 3 co., care
Times Dispatch
WANTED, man of ability capable cs-
t"biiShlnS office and handling sales
men successfully in Richmond and sur
rounding territory. An article that is
necessary Tor progressive merchants
Must have $500 to $500 viii consider
only man of integrity. DO not answer
unless can qualify. Address Manager.
III citizens Bank Bldg, Norfolk. Va
y going and successful business con-
Germ wishes to secure . reliable
young men Of good business training
20 lake charge and manage branches
IN cities OF Virginia AT least $500
necessary. Money secured. Big oppor-
unity. Salary and commission on start
II Interested and can I'LL above, write
-, care Tincs-D Dispatch
FOX sale. moncy-making grocery
;, store; everything complete: nice
living rooms; long lease: investigate
rs rs setting up partnership. j 52G. care
Times Dispatch
wholesale ana retail business on
paying basis needs more capital To
extend It's lines. with or without ser
vices ID 3oi. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

WANTED. sNlesman ~ handlc limo ~
aprons ana few SpcciuitieS as - SID.
line. Address MansbGch. 300. south
Charles street. Baltimore Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

.,i:r.S MNN-Nacancy November -
Want live. aggressive traveller hish
class speciality: work general trade;
-" advanced weekly against commits
-inus; Est |" Years Sales Manager.
suite 90. 500 Woodward Detroit
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POINTER dog. thoroughly broken.
Will sell for $50. Satisfaction guar
nnttcd S @. sutton. POWcHn, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

statesmen covering small towns in
NirSinia. place assortmcnts on con-
SiEnment. no selling; 50 pcr or,irr. DC
Won sales Agency. Williamson Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

WANTED. resident salesman for. Rich-
mond and all cities in Virginia ANA
Carolinas 10. sell CARRONVOID. the
new fHei element which absolutely
eliminates carbon. Address Carbon
N,old. . 1870. care Times Dispatch In
close stamp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

81 i.ESMEN wanted. calling upou re-
tHlI grocery trade. to sell q side line
OF fancy fruits and vcGctahlcs reply.
giving references Grocer Room, -0o
Tribune Building. Now York.
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SITUATION W ANTED-FcmaIc.

= :-NofEApisER, Al. efficient. wiki s
-~-> experience, desires position.
- care Times dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

, MONEY to back reliable party with
good small business. using Office i'm
Building Ninth and Main. J; G36 care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

WANTED. real estate salesman nv cs
thn!iShed firm engaged in all bra nchos
OF the real estate business Street floor
Office admirably located Spl.udii on
nor;unity for right man Give eyocri
enc" and present connection. Address
! 524, care Times DispntCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

EXPERIENCED stomocrnphor. possoes-
ing ability and push anxious 20
chang" position: highly recommended.
= PIG, care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

WANTED. position by reliable indus
trious middle AGED man. experienced
% handling labor. moderate salary. No
objection To out OF town position. Nd
dress ! 52>. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

SALES manager wanted: something
new Business necessity: rctnils 81
SlV SO; enormous profits: no compc-
'iti"n exclusive territory. free sam
pies: SaEcrs Co. ISL Wainwright s.
iouiS.
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A AUTOMOBILES.
Automobile Tires

look seG nyc or nmtomobles are inyited TO
HARRIS FLIPrEN co, Sporti N =.
Goods. 1919 L. Main Street
srH WEIR Chr CLEAENNCE SALE.
81 il!AL good used cars reDaintcd
and rebuilt al very low prices .Iones
Motor Car Company
FOR sale. latest nodel Ford touring
:, equlppcd with electric starter and
iIiIsnsI; HTm nc, rims, extra tire
cesSor'es Phone llss-W. Monday.
BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND CAPS
1915 S,udcbnker. a-cylindcr. 5-passcn-
1911 Siudcbaker, 4-cylindcr. j-passen-
1919 f EN-, n, F. 5-passenscr $3.50.
inl2 MaNwcll Special $32j.
REGAL roadster SECS
ONO spccdSter S225.
""-horSc power delivery wagon s3jo
'-nr,n r.. i-pass@nser car Si25
5 t"x$ r I,I.,t, 40 %;onsMid IS
$%Hi nlain... II 81 Nonsktd ~ 90
OTHER SIZES ALSO.
: Fun Line or Guaranteed Tires
Cot our Prices.
STCDERAKER GARAGE.
100! West Road street.
Randolph 400.
1919 Ford tourin.; car. cheap for cash
5l9 Yves, BROAD
FOR sale. 1914 passenger Studchnkcr
=, EarEhin. Grasberger, Twentieth and
rhhNL!n
SNAIL, 5-2asSenGer Buick nutomohile,
$50 '24 West Hroal street,
FORD touring ear In nrst-cilss con
di,ion cheap for cash. Phone T. ,ule-
MODEL. -. 5-prssenrer Hudson tour
ing car I'm I'm" paint and me hanical
condition. electric lights and starter. ;
no" tires. cheap TO quick huycr. ,d-
dress u C31, care Times hi patCh. or
phonc Madison 6oda
WILL. trade lots on Petersburg Turn-
pike for automobile. Randolph
SEVEN IA ssENGER Pullman. in good
condition, for saic cheap II sold at
ono" 1870 North Mostly street.
FOR sale, 1913 model Ford car i'm first
, lass condition; SOLD for want u.s..
Price and terms reasonahl". For par
ticu!irs, address Fox l55.
FOR salH. Icl5 Buick truck. good condi-
ton. used months; will demonstrate
with ZOO pounds Owner has no FUR.
thor us" and will soil FOR $3.50 IL sold
at ones Address l. 2sj. caro- Times
Dispatch.
Buick. $500. WIZ demonstrates Can
ho a"eu At Fleming'S Welding Shou.
2li %or,h Bolvidcrc street. Phone
Madison 1896.
WE max" q speciality Of repairing and
furnishing auto springs on short no.
iiC". Goo. e. White & Son. 4e6 North
ftfth street.
METZ roadster in good condition, will
exchange for Mot9rCyci" ~ late
model in good condition. Madison
$500 W
COMMERCIAL. bodies for Ford cars I'm
stock. We can save YOU money on
bodies ANY style body built 10 suit
your business on short notice. Repair
ing ard painting automobiles and
wagons Is our business. Get our prices.
a. Meyers Sons. T3l East Cary Street.
Will. pay cash for Ford cars. any con-
dition. Meyers Sons. T3l East
Cary
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STOCK salesman or comne;ent husi
ness man with large circle of ac-
qu"tntanccs to connect with high-class
proposition for tho sale OF preferred
stock Exceptional opportunity for
right man. Address {; l42. care Times
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-24

--Ns sEIENCEp hoollke epcr desires
position with large wholesale con-
49, best references * li6, care
--eS- DIS patch