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The Glenwood post., 1916-02-05
THE FARMER IS ALL RIGHT


D. Nims formerly of Red Cliff concerning the attitude which
speaking of the Poor downtrodden farmer
Mr. Minis referred political speaker the state OF
Idaho who address agricultural community seemed
delight reminding their downroddn cond
ton and the fact assumed fact that mans hand was
the about the hardest
desirable that could be imagined.
1t doubtful ii the fluent speaker was thanked BY his farmer
his socude their behalf and doubtful the speaker
succeeded in convincing his hearers that their condition alto
gether deporable a he had depicted it.
The the off the species of the
world the farmer has much to be
thankful many respects his condition well
envd enved by Of those engaged other
lines of endeavor.
that looking field of activities those
engaged other endavor often least imagine
that numerous opportunities for the advancement OF the
farming The confese considerable ocitude at
Ofentmes feel that
altogether living his opportunities and that
alert of mind in behalf his condition he should
be This sometimes little advice which not be
kindly spirit which offered but expert
leads believe that the orthem eager
for advice suggestions which they believe can be used to the
greater of the great business in which they engaged
Often the victims of custom They are too prone
and they do not easily exrcate themselves Some
old method of doing things which heir
fathers followed seeming to occur to them
ta thu re might better way now Others perhaps ready
newfanged notion that presented to hem and
possibly this as bad as the other.
the farmers of this anu
other counties by publishing information and making suggestions
which hoped might be utilized to the advantage OF our rural
taken the of the Idaho politician that the
poo owntrodden farmer obpect of pity and entitled to
sympathy of the people of all other vocations life
No salt of the earth and Of
and SELL times those people who vast
sympathy for the farmers while bemoaning their
The farmers rapidly learning that they
keep with modern thought and scientific achievements
they and progressive day They are
not perfect the They still
learning willing to learn Give them
Help and them whenever you
please do look them refer to them down.
oppressed people candidates for the house
your sympathy You have chance to better
adv ou else.
The Glenwood post., 1916-02-05
OBVIOUS INCOMPETENCE

TATE Bank Commissioner Drac has published statement
- defending himself against criticisms that recently
heaped upon Pueblo grand He politics with
being the bottom Of his criticism Any who will take the ro
BILE and who will endure the nauseatng effects of reading his state
will the conclusion that necieny of his and
mot politics. the bottome of Mr. Drachs troubles
Mr. Drach given the position because he had
cular qualifications bank commissioner but
ca debt His of the position resulted in the failure of
several banks the subsequent loss the dpostors of their
money. ~7r
At the victim of civil service law that keeps
Mr. Drach position after two grand ures Boulder aud
Pueblo have pronounced him unfit and incapable of admin
serng duties doubt
banks the state that need be guided through times
strong bank and because of this civil service
the eposors those banks who know nothing of their cond
on must depend the examination of those banks by man
wo after "a have him unfit there political
kuuggery the because these "a had the and the
craftsmanship to classify him in the right column
Mr. Drach unfortunate in that he is incapable of knowing
when where isn't wanted He unfortunate that he has
not the ensibiy realizing positions
which the him the ability handle though
preceding Democratic governor assumed authority this
than the tried have him stack the
sponsibilites of the job.
The columns of this paper Mr. Drach. We
know of better public sentiment that will event
uay force him enqush position which misf civil service
law dropped through slip cog permit him
his his particular language fairly well
educated set Of eaders-Puebo Chieftain.
TT is of that people could not have
heard Mr. Frenc illustrated lecture at the Methodist church
Wednesday evening the object and of the federal forestry
The Post does boost the national forestry
We have accused OF doing than full share OF that
by But regardless Of how others have disagreed
have always been credit for sincerity the matter and we
have not hesed to give the facts they appealed regard
less OF the fact that always popular We realized
the time the unpopuary attitude but that allowed
initiate against the truth then and today
Now the u forestry has become fixture which
dspace days Taft told what
dreadful things the Democrats would do to the forestry system
they secured control Now they complete control and the
forestry system fourshs green bay
and have disposition complain of that fact The forestry
system here stay and it good citizens assist the
oers making the benefit possible to the whole
pile Mr. French certainly proved his hearers Wednesday evening
that the officers alert making the service valuable to the
pie of this and future generations
ETWEEN Roosevelt the osum and Wilson the stump
both preaching the limit of their voices and
both with this falls election the people Of this country
the of invasion brought home them every
Of the day The best thing the country do not to elect
either Of them to the presidency but call for deal and place
able and experienced Of judgment in the White House
Colorado springs Telegraph
The Glenwood post., 1916-02-05

DENVER admit that they have been surprised They
forebodng of hard times ahead after
their Never could Denver richly
hotels convention city People would flock
boozeess They looked forward small attendance
people gathered there
crowds Never the history of these gatherings had Denver such
large Hotel lobbs full all last week The cowboy
and he arried He had spend and he it. The
crowded orderly
week beautiful Denver and the cowboy manifested disposition
couldn't get his The
different cowboy he different than the
No is there the enthusiasm of
the craft that find carousa The free
Fence riders Sheep neigh
bors within enclosures The cattle
requiring the that's are
the of the branding and feeding the Sue
the who buys best stock best
Such gladly gather with their kind conventions
has had last week though they might like rappe
they find enjoyment and profit where booze This is
lecturet the pointing changed
Camera
The Glenwood post., 1916-02-05
WHETHER we agree with President Wilson policy

XXIHETHER we agree policy
w whether belong party not think there
question sincerity behalf of America and her
all of the
sight of the fact that naturally
upon the conditions which have
mpeed certain action 1t not always possible to
discuss these conditions with the general public We do not wonder
the country this time just peced
ing great campaign look like clever bit OF
grndsandng but wee not feel Justified IN designating IL as %
what the nation he accomplish by his specmang
know. How much it will serve as
the of the people cannot understand How
condition onfronts this nation There IS such
condition of unrest and uncertainty and such doubt TO
h nav bo,e ex+ that if seems to he the part of wisdom that
all the of should be constantly on the alert
Much might happen hours notice We cannot tell what
hour bring forth We have not been at all
Mr. Wilson'S political actions but the business
keeping nation out OF and at the same time r
respect political but nonpartisan and highly patrl
oic responsibility would he could
btte or thwar efforts in that respect but would
up hands trying ordeal he be called
upon may believe that Mr. Wilson's anxiety at this
time unwarraned hope that be- and yet this
lis president using extreme caution in the
condition which, the least is not comforting
TNEY General Farrar does not propose that people shall &c
indirectly what they may directly in the matter Of
speech at Denver General Farrar
degree familiarity the official charged with
law with hard cider and similar liquids and
Turing nway from the paths of confluence and So
briefly speech before the W. c. T. u of Denver the able aor
devices. He said
"Cide sold at advanced stage of depression from
original apples, hard cider, must be consd
noxicant But if it evolves itself into vinegar, 1t
may become a wholesome product for open traffic in the
"The law is not intended to work hardship But is
unprincped make the law odious
induce the people back to the liquor traffic
a violation of the law for the county hospital
alcohol the barrel for the Of the patient Nor
for wholesale retail druggists to keep
liquor provided they keep than cent OF
goods in alcoholic liquors, and providing
they sell it only upon prescription.
prepared by the breweres nothing else
plain beer sold higher price, and must be barred
looking kegs of near beer which leave the
alcoholic and become than cent
alcoholic will be permitted to be sold
Such product nothing less than beer which,
like cider, develops alcohol in the process of time.
to have the local officers enforce the law
should they fail do need assistance from
will give all the help that the law
shall be enforced" he concluded.-Boulder Camera.
ENVER hotel admit that they have been surprised They
The bee., 1916-09-15

Frank Coil, wr-u Howard and
Montgomery Holeman we're IN the
city "Wednesday at Loeb Mary.
Mrs. Bo SchlOttman, Of Madison-
vile, was in the city Wednesday
night the guest OF Miss Catherine
Victory.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Cowand re-
turned Wednesday night from
market with new llne OF fall
goods.
Miss Susan Marie Crutchfield lett
Wednesday night for Hopkinsville
where she will resume her studies
IN Bethel College.
Roy Leisure aud Joe Fox passed
through the city Wednesday enroute
to Chicago.
Eustsce MulvaneY leftl Sunday for
ST. Mary's Academy.
Mrs. E. w. Renfro was in Madi-
sonville Wednesday.
Miss Lurline Coil, OF Madison
vile, was in the city Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brent Hart returned
TO Dawson Wednesday after spend
Ing several days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jul Carter, OF Daw-
son, passed through the city We'd
nesday.
MesdRmes Larry Todd and Rice
Bowles were In Msditonvllle We'd
nesday afternoon.
NJ. Jenkins, of Nashville, was in
the city Wednesday night.
Miss Lillian Hill spent Wednes-
day night IN Mortons Gap with
friends.
Herbert Barton, of MadIsonviile,
was In the city Wednesday night.
The bee., 1916-09-15

Mrs. Harriet Browning spent
Wednesday in MadisonviIle the
guest of Miss Moore.
Miss Lillian Clements has go ne to
Chicago for few weeks to visit her
sister.
Mss EleaIor Oubui5son an d
brother have returned irom a VISIT
to friends m O8ensbDrO.
Mss Catherine Blair aud mother,
who have been visiting friends IN
Henderson, have returned home.
John Hanna, f Long aud Mrs.
Mike Hanna mOtored TO Madison
Vile Tuesday night
w. Q. Huffman and family will
leave for FJrdsville in few days to
live. Mr.. II uffman has accepted a
position on the Elmitch local. The
many friends of this excellent fam
lily regret very much to lose them
from Darlington
Sam Offutt, of the ST. Bernard
drug store, is on his vacation this
week,
Miss Merrie King has returned
from the Eastern markets with all
the latest creations in fail hats.
Johu Blair has accepted a position
In Terre Haute, Ind.
Miss Ida Lee Sisk entertained two
tables at cards Thursday evening.
! A delicious ne course was served.
The bee., 1916-09-15
News of the Town
"Good morningl Have
YOU seen The Courier?
RYAhaville'E best paper"

Geo. winstead was IN Madison
Vile "Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex McEuen and
children, Of this.city, spent Sunday
with Mr.. McEuen's parents in St.
Charles.
Newell Afford IL in Philadelphia
10, few davs on busipess.
Misses Anna ard Thelma West
have returned from a months visit
in Knoxville, Tenn.
Miss Esther Morrow will spend
thl week end inIthe city the guest
OF Miss Jnlia Fawcett.
Misses Hazel and Lucy Fawcett
will spend the week end in Madi.
sonville the guest OF Miss Sibyl
Hart.
E. P. Barnes, OF. Central City, was
in the city Fridayr
Mrs. Geo. King was IN Madison
willie Wednesday afternoon.
Mesdames Clay Woodruff and Will
Faults, Of 81. Charles, spent We'd
nesday night IN the city.
Mrs. M. b. Lolg was in Madison
Vile Wednesday afternoon.
Ne. and Mrs. Chas. Barnett were
in MadIsonville Wednesday.
Mrs. Esloff is IN Hopkiusville Wis.
ting her daughter, Mrs. d. w.
Duncan,
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DEATHS.

|PAYNE.-Died suddenly nj S:oo p NJ Ma
-. lsls. Ethel. WYNEE PAYNE. young
Rst daughter OF Frederick a and Susan 3
Fayne She leaves four sisters and one
kroaher 70 mourn their loss-Mrs. l. l..
Rory. Mrs =. c. I.iDscomh ana Thomaa +.
v funeral from the First Baptist Church
grHlS THURSDAY MORNiNt; i! O'clock
sor: George w. Mcdaniel viii conduc, the
New York City and Providence. y. L..
papers please COPY "
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PROPOSNLS-Senlcn

=, =.
SEALED proposals Will 10 received Mt this
Office until II o'clock noon. June 10. 1915
Tor the construction Of five 90 sections III
a concrete sewer along RaconS Quarter
branch. for a total distance OF about s. roo
feet Forms or proposals may be obtained
upon application at this office.
Plans and specifications may ba cy-
ainined at this office may be secured by
bidders upon deposit OF SI0, which Will
be refunded upon tho return of the plans
and specifications In good order.
Bidicrs are required to examine tho To-
cation and site OF proposed work to as
certain any and all difficulties OF construc-
tlon.
y certified check. payable to tho CITY
Treasurer, for $500 must accompany the
proposals for each section OF the sewer, as
u guaranty Of executing contract.
Tho Administrative Board reserves the
right TO let TINS work in sections u
whole or reject any and ali bids
CHARLES r.. BOILING
CitN Eng incor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

LARGE handsomely furnished third floor
posure, private family, choice location.
Soung man preferred Eigh-ciass board in
immaculate ne!Ehhorhood. Occupancy June
!; Phone Madison a22l-J. or cali at eIG
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FOX sALE-Reai Estate.


FOR sale. leo plant ana large lot. cheap
AddreIs H. NJ Crank. Louisa. Va.
TWO nice homes lakewood Avenue: all
eondltnons attractive and tempting.
Navghan- W hitehurst CO.. Inc. lob East
Main street.
For SALE-GINTER PARK.
HANDSOME brick residence Seminary
Avenue YIN take other property as part
payment Box lb9. Richmond. Va.
NICE S-rOom home In Highland Park EN-
ira large lot. on corner. garage. Several
outhouscs. young fruit trees and shade
trees a snap. FOR only $500 and dircc,
from owner. Don't answer unless you con.
template buying. Address Box So. city.
POWliATAN Parks ncarness to Williams
burg insurcs it's developing under any
CIRCUMSTANCES. Better see US at once Tor
the hest locations. York Land Corp, li02
East Main. Phone Mndison 6556.
Buy lot In powha,an Park. willians
burg's business district. a sure. steady
gi0wth here. York Land Corp. li02 East
Main Street. Phone Madison 55j6
REMEMBER how Petersburg developed last
year? Well williamsburg city IL going
20 90 tho same thing. No risk In buying
here Powhatan Park is the best buy you
can make. It's right where the big de-
vtiopmcnt Will hc See us ut once. York
Land Corp. noe East Main Street. Phone
Madison
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TENTS FOR sale or rent ali sizes. new and
old. for camps and ali purposes. l.. Rose
4 Co. 10 Brook AYenuc. Kichmond.
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FOR sale. one ten. gallon Ice Cream maker
and shnfting. " ,o2. Times Dis
patch
TENTS for sale rent. all sizes new and
old. for camps and ali purposes L. Rose
y Co. TO BROOK Avenue Richmond.
FOR sale - wcll-smoked hams. weight
tguaran,ced, Don't reply without refer
ence. II. b. Holdsworth. savedgc. Va.
SEWING machine for sale cheap; in good
condition. ~ North First. w. w.
Mo3eiey " Co. Inc
WONDERFUL BhRGAINS
WE have . i-piecc. slightly used parlor
suits from $3.50 /" $500. These are real
bHrc aims
SIZE our special porch swings Cor sleS
lawn swings s54S.
SEE our special on tap drugse,s. oxl2.
WE hay" y few specials in sxi2 crepe drug
SEVERAL. slightly used druggets. from $3.50
to $500
ONE: lot OF slightly used = and a-burner
New Perfection oil stoves. from $3.50 10
WE have ono lot Of bed springs All sizes
ANA lHnIs Including coil These
clos" outs. SOC 10 $50.
SEE our new line. Of refrigcrators just
SEVERAL singer sewing machines, from,
$3.50 to Si9.50.
Eon many either bargains for the house
hoih see
,TH3 corr FURNITuRE co.
1928 East Main Street
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Mr.. Colored Man

We could not sell you 100 foot lots
Tor only $3.50 per front foot with
graded streets. sidewalk, shade trees.
cluded. but for the fact that philan-
thropic persons right here in this city
are helping.
Many of the philanthropic people are
now agreeing to make loans to help
worthy persons to build at the least en-
penSe and on such conditions that
YOU. and not the corporation, Will get
the beReilt.
III you are Industrious and thrifty,
1t VIII pay you TO see us at once.
LOPRICE LAND CORPORATION.
10 West Leigh Street.
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| Want Your
Rent Account
l.. w. McVEIGH
FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT.

For rent. furnished nat. June i, 10 SEN
tcmbcr /. large and small rooms
large front porch. with awnings Southern
.NnoSnfe. cheap rent. References required.
25c2-A Stuart Avenue Telephone BouIe-
foR rent, completely furnished Groom
hrSt Hat and bath So per month Inn
nted'ate possession. Apply G0i North Ave
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
WALL PAPERINS.

IF you want your rooms papcred at GU
price, call w. II. Lano & Bro. Ran
dolph 2013-J.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

WANTED, TO buy pair OF ornamental
10 feet width and In good condition Adj
dress p. q. Box 1860
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SITUATION WANTED-AIaIe.

REGISTERED druggist wants postion at
once. relief or permanent Box -st. Farm
vie.
WANTED, "A position ss superintendent Of
a lumber camp or saVTI!ll Have
bcFisnCe and must have good salary. Al
Grerf Fr.c :. Book EoNhury. Va.
YOUNG man. with three years practca!
experience. In drug store. wishes to
chanGe position. Good references. 20C
care Times Dispatch.
WAETEU. position ~ experienced chau!-
I=ur with private family or truck work
Good references Madison 25ls.
WANTED position buyer and manager
or stores OF COmiaiss.ric-. Capable and
experienced IN all lines HAy" always pro
nu,'b results II you have vacancy or {:
lou arc not getting the desired results from
your bushes. writ" me giving fuIl rartIcu-
Lars, salary, ctu., ~ rrSt letter. Married
asv 81 references fUrUiEhra. Ccrrespon-
HcHc" confidential /. sI5. care Times D.s-
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helper for e!cCtriCian Amply
1l6 North Eighth Street. between and
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Richmond Lumber Co., Inc.

THE corr FURNITURE co,
1925 East Main street.
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EXPERT HATTERS.
ANIMALS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN
WE vii! have on sale Union Stock Yards
Friday and Saturday. 30 head choice val
icy OF Virginia fresh COWS This will he an
extra nice lot OF cows and should interest
any In need OF such stock. Carson Live
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HELP wANTED-A,ale

WANTED. good sawyer for Circular mill
also couple log cutters. State cxperiencc
and wages expected Il. Is. Meyer, Farm
villn, Va
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WANTED. second Hat 1 or s rooms and
hatn; Light and central. Address sos,
care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

sl4 East Clay rooms for light house
keeping
ROOMS. soc day. $3.50 week up 10 East
Marshall
TWO rooms in Virginia Apartmcnts Filth
and Main Streets. 10 gentlemen Every
convenience. Apply Third Apartment
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CARPET CLEANING.

LET US clean and store your carpets and
rugs. We guarantee them against moths
". Fred. Richardson. Inc. GOl-6O3 West
Main Street. Randolph si3.
OLD rugs made over into new rugs See
samples ut w. w. Moseley * Co., Inc
2l7 North First. Phone Madison 2ISo
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FOR RENT-Furnishcd Houses.

ron rent. furnished for summer months,
modern house OF 10 large rooms . baths
stepping porch"s, gas. electricity city water
man square from Forest Hill Park and
.hi mn" thOno Madison G9Ii-I
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with or
without board In most desirable ioca.
uon First class table board and SER
vice. Special rates to transients. Apply
Mira Myrtle Anderson, 200 East Franklin
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FOR REST-FIats

THIRD Nat OF newly papered rooms on
large hali. illuminating gas and water.
Sli. Phone Randolph 22SS-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

SEWING machine for sale cheap; in good
condition ~ North First. w. w.
Moseley ~ Go. Iuc.
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rYPEwRITERs.

TERS-RENT-sAI,E
MACH INES for every requirement at prices
from $3.50 up cash easy payments
Rent, So month; months, $3.50 Three
months rent applied purchase Every
machine Remington. guaranteed Rcminr.
ton Typewriter Company. Go East Main
Street $3.50"
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SAMUEL +. WADDILL,
O'FLAHERTY, FULTON e BYRD.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
STEAAiHOATS.
ldDOl1liniOn Line

Nv. Richmond. IT. or Ash st. daily.7:Oo p VI
Arrive Norfolk Observation-Disclosures A NJ
Connections with main line steamers lear.
ing Norfolk Tor New York daily, except Sun.
day. 100 y. NJ. Connections also made =;
~. G w. Try. Z. NJ. and e. K o. Ry, a,
r. NJ. Night line steamers stop at Glaze
mont on signal. and are met by public con.
vcyances.
10y daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, Newpnr,
News and all Ja<pes River landings. Mon
Wednesday and Friday Ut 600 A. NJ
Freight received for ali James River poi.t /.
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two moulders. 80 marine machinists and
helpers. so white iahorers. II house car
benters, 10 house painters. - Russian
faborers; steady work guaranteed Ali for
big plant working over $500 men Other
lhen hunting work, call on virginia Bust
ness Exchange. Sic North Second
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8RANTED. a job composition Apply at once
II William Eilia Jones Sons l0@ Governor
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LOST AND FOUND

of OF train SO so. Sunday evening lie.
sween Weldon and Warrington street
,,tation, Petersburg. Va. pleas. return 10
Hicket Agent. Washington street or nd
,iIehs q 200. care Times Dispatch.
LOST. - bunch OF keys In Broad Rock or
Petersburg Road. Finder please cali
tiadiron l7lc.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRy

COLLEGE. and school mednls,-Silver
medals. zoe; gold inedals. si.25; Large
tice f: c. Meyers Jcweiry Company. Fl
Vest Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-01

ENANTED ut once u registered drug clerk
:, for relief work Answer stating what
5lime can be given. G 20i care Times Dig
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTED--Competcnt plano salesman for
Virginia Fine opportunity for good. strong
closer. Must have clean record and good
character. All communications treated con-
hGcntiaIly. Give experience and reference
nrst letter. Address J. sos care The Times
Dispatch