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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
HELP WANTED-Mals.

SECRET serv(es.Amer!can travelinI for
also Inexperienced psrsons. Preparation
where necessary by leudins worlds expert.
Asiane Pacific Agency. San Rranci.ee.
FfREMES. braksmen. beginners. 800 month
ns.5s, so"aas.of.p .iso.'seo Rsii~ay. /. SIS.
y position Is open for you in the govern
mont service nfter We have helped you
quality My money-baek offer suar.n' 90.
u Write quick for big, free book DA is&.
Earl Hopkins. washington. D c.
GENERAL SALES MANAGER
STATE DISTRIBUTOR
AUTOMOBILE TIRES.
AUTOMOBILE tire manufacturing company
makers of high grade standard tires want
,ribu,or for stat. Who can meet Following
reau,remen;s lie rnu.. be general once
ana financially responsibie. lie must know
The selling business and be systern ati.er
experience 10, .sen,iai Excellent opening
Addree. r @. Box 1S.. Trenton. y. J.
WE can place 100 machinis;s. carpenters and
farm, men. Pennsylvania; stcnoEraphe..
clerks II looking employment. see us
Monday american Employment Bureau. 1os
North Ninth Street.
AUTOMOBILE shop mechanic wanted for
July / Give details Of your experience
and names OF cars familiar with. and salary
patch
WANTED. at Oak Ridge Farm. Oak Ridge.
Va. young. single man with knowledge
OF stenography, typewrtting and elementary
accounting for general once work. Refer
"nces required. Apply BY mall, stating
salary expected. 10 G. II. Yater. Manager.
Oak Ridge. Va.
WANTED. engineers for stationary: loco
motive Shay: loader and sand pump ,ttop
saiarifsl; oookkeeper stenosranher. xaIes-
man: Invoice clerk, 500: sawyer. nler; fore &.
man. 800; lumber buyer and Inspector.
800; track foreman. p!aner foreman. mould :
] erman. helpers. blacksmith mIllwriRht; iron
mouider, SIC: amateur winde.. $3.50; also
"thers II you are Sawmill man, write
Mack's Little Rock, Ark.
WANTED carpenters tnterior fniRhers)
Apply A. NJ. Walkup Co.. et5 North Seven
! tenth Street.
WANTED. men to work on dairy farm.
Louis ID Ellis. r. D. l. Richmond. Va.
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AGENTS 20 handle nigh grade spcc,a,,y:
an;" owners buy. Write for Tree partieu-
Park Avenue and Cambria Street Phiia-
dclpha. Pa
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PERMANENT position open for young man
c, IN un insurance ONCE. Give references.
state salary expected and reply In own
Handwriting. Good opportunity. a So care
7; meg Dispa tch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

AGENTS. you make big money selling
Aiumo which cleans aluminium COOLING
utensils hke magic; every housewife viii
buy. 400 other fast sellers Write quick TO
secure your territory. Address D,: $40
American Aluminium Mfr. Co, Lemonr iii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

TWO connecting rooms completely fur
nished for housekeeping loi West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

TWO large. bright rooms In modern apart
ment. suitable for light ousexeepinx;
West End: ! block from car line. Phone
boulevard i33.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

LARGE second moor front room In family
OF two. instantaneous heater. Randolph
34t3-W. 500 East Grace Street.
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WANTED, competent colored men for har-
TeStlng heldk and farms North; good pay
transportation advanced Summer resort
and hote! help. Laborcrs for Pennsylvania
and this city. American Employment
bureau. Jos North Ninth Street
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REGISTERED pharmacist TO work during
month OF July. p. O. Box ool, Sin thfeId
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| SALESMAN. experienced. travelling Tor spe-
ctalty: now selling to auto supply nnd
hardware dealers. Exclusive territory. Big
com nission. $50 to 500 per week TO
husters. We ship and carry accounts State
experience md references. Address Marac
Co, a East Twenty-third Street. New York
Civ.
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EARN 900 weekly managing clean, ieEtU-
mate mail order business. We furnish
about capital. Splendid chance for inteiii-
gent. employed person TO control indepen-
dent business on profit sharing basis begin
ming in spnre time, evenings at home Par
ticriars. free. Opportunities Exchange, Buff
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TRAVELLING salesman wanted 10 sell our
blankets. nnnneis:~ dress fabrics sde
line direct to retail stores. Good coInnlis-
sion. South. Philadelphia Wooden Co., Box
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WANTED, our rent list In tho hands OF
every contemplating moving. Phono
Randolph b+2. n. Seldom Taylor (. Son
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EARN SIS 10 500 weekly. Learn the list
compiling business. Advertisers pay 81 TO
$40 per 1000 for names. Big demand. Re
Gulres no canvassing Write at once for FREQ
literature. You viii find IL very interesting
and free from set-ri quick promises. We
sell information only-aH honest course Of
instruction covering the principles OF this
profitable business. Write to-day. Globe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

Statesmen, covering small towns. place
punch -bourd Assortnents conss nment.
No selling. 50 per order Devon Sales CO..
William hurE Md
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COMPETENT statesmen, or merchants pre-
terrcd. BY well-rated Cleveland concern TO
sell merchants greatest speciality OF tho day.
1900 20 1900 per month: commissions paid
weekly. State experience. w. j.. Smith
Station c. Cleveland, -.
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WANTED. salesman sell beat-known
temperance drinks on the ma kct; can be
soid In dry territory: excellent position for
full line or s!dciinr men; commission
tract: $40 per week for expenses. Sales
Manager. 20s lIouser Building, st. Louis,
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TWO nicely furnished rooms for rent: mar
rted couple or gentlemen. 7o5 Barton Ave
nj
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SALES manager wanted: something nav !;
business necessity; rctais s. to 500: enor-
nous profits: no competition; exclusive ter
rl.ory; tree samples Suyers Co, ASH, VAIN
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Statesmen for household and ONCE spe-
.cialty; high-class: splendid proposition.
Send for free descriptive booklet and terms.
+. NJ. Bount. Box 1913. Dept !. Suilisent.
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WANTED, by nrm doing business with
some OF the largest manufacturers in the
L. s. A. a high grade salesman for Rich
mond. This is a high grade proposition on
u strictly commission basis. II you are not
q high grade man. who has a clean record,
please do not answer. F 50, caro- OF Times
Dispatch
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SALESMAN. capable speciality man. for
tionai terms Vacancy now. Attractire
commission contract. &35 weekly for ex-
penses. Miles +. Bix!cr Co.. 27S-25 CarlIn
Building Cleveland o.
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statesmen to cell
system for building
less In retail stores.
IL fills demand. az
big money and have
business they estub-
litate complete In
T.. S. r. A.. i517
Chicago.
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HOOkK EEPER
STENnGR y1JItSI,

WANTED. frat-class papcrhangers n nd
boy to learn the business AppIy W. ~
riner & Fraysnr. 204 North Eifth Stroet
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WANTED. at once. position b. young lady
as ONCE aEslsta u; doctors dental
Office preferred. Phone Madison 5sei- r
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SITUATION WANTED-Ma,e.

YOUNG man, ago 20, wishes position with
good firm as clerk. Anxious to make q
start In business and want something where
can stick and learn tho business. High
school education, Intelligent and ambitious
to rise. Initial salary minor conbidera-
ton. References. Address sos. care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
HELP WANTED-FemnIe.

LADIES. earn money at home addressing
envelopes and mailing circulars spar"
time. Full particulars for stamped en-
relope. Success Supply Co, $40 Belmont
Avenue. Chicago Ill
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SITUATION MISUNDERSTANDING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, travelling sR lesman for repre-
sentative line, must have experience with
drug trade; references required Answer =.
caro- Times Dispatch.
SA LESMES wanted. limited number TO sell
chinaTare, glassware and cutlery; IS per
cont commission entire line Drawing
account allowed producers. herthal Manu-
featuring Co. 400 Market Street, St. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

"S West Grace. Young travelling man sell
dom home. desires roommate; also other
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GOOD position open In Petersburg for
bright. energetic and actIve young man
not afraid OF work. Must have bookkeep-
ing knowledge. Please answer In own hand :
writing. giving age, salary and experience
Answer T.. o. BoH $50. Petersburg, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

| LIVE honest men make good money calling
| our special trade. Liberal commission,
or salary TO competent men with good ref
! erencos Messenger Pub. Co.. - Quincy ST.,
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LARGE Illinois corporation. controlling
manufacture OF hish-ciass article III more
demand among all classes OF merchants
than. Computing scales or cash register. has
opening for resident sales manager. Should
make from 5000 to $4,000 per annum. Give
reference In first letter. Sales Manager
100 Washington Blvd. Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18

CAPA BILE s,cnoEraphcr wants extra work
to do In spare time. phon. Madison
3sSO- "
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
DRUG PRICE LEAPS
FROM THIRTY CENTS
TO $6 PER POUND

Continued increase of the cost of
bromide of potassium and mercury
and other articles of familiar kind
has been made until now the potas-
stun and mercury are each selling at
S6 a pound according to A. G. Luken
The general demand for these articles
and limited supply are the reasons as
signed for the raise. Increase will con-
tinue to be made until the supply now
in the hands of jobbers is exhausted or
new shipments imported to the United
States.
Bromide of potassium few years
ago could be bought for thirty cents
pound and mercury before the OUT
break of the European war was sell
ing at seventy-five cents pound.
Practically all the potassium is ex-
ported from Germany while mercury
is obtained from Austria, Spain and
Brazil.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
STEAMER
SOUNDING rs 0 81
IN MID ATLANTIC

HALIFAX, March THE
British steamer San Onofre,
helpless in the Atlantic, today
sent out wireless calls for as
sistance. The IS. O. 81
messages were picked up by
the British steamer Ashta-
bula which reported to the
and fishering agencies here
that it was going to the as
sistance of the ship, but
would be unable to reach that
vessel before Thursday morn
ing. Shortly afterwards the
Ashtabula reported that the
radiogram from the San On
ofre had ceased probably ow-
ing to exhaustion of it's pow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
ITALIANS DISTURBED
Over SHOWING MADE
AGAINST AuSTRIANS

the cabinet during the first of the war,
mas now publicly expressed the lack
OF confidence in the government. The
premier and his advisers are accused
OF adopting ruinous economic policy
which is causing great hardship among
the middle and lower classes Food is
high and money is scarce
Another reason. however. is ad-
vanced. According to what has trans
pired the reformists are no longer in
clined to identify themselves with the
government and share it's tremendous
responsibilities in a war whose ulti-
mate outcome is still dubious. Leaders
Of the reformist wing are asking.
What has accrued to Italy?" And in
answer it must be said little progress
has been made against Austria in
Trentino and Istria while the Balkan
coast of the Adriatic, the possession OF
which has been one of Italy's fondest
dreams has been lost to Austria. In
addition, Italy has gained the enmity
of powerful Germany.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
WILSON ENDORSED
BY new YORK PARTY

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 1.-Eu-
dorsement of President Wilson and
his administration was the program
for the Democratic state convention,
when it met here today to name the
New York Democracy's big four" to
the ST. Louis national convention, on
June Ia.
The slate for delegates-at-large to
ST. Louis stood:
United States Senator James A.
O'Gorman, of New York.
William Church Osborne, of Putnam.
state chairman.
George J. Meyer, of Buffalo, Erie
county chairman.
Samuel Untermeyer, of New York
The only one of the men mentioned
to whom there was opposition was
Untermeyer.
The Tammany leaders, Murphy, Nc
Cooey and others favored Untermeyer,
but there was an undercurrent ad-
verse to the New York lawyer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
new EVIDENCE
PREPARED FOR
MUELLER CASE

Additional information regarding
the bridge engineer situation in
Wayne county will be brought to the
attention of the county commissioners
next Saturday when they convene to
continue the hearing, by County Sur
veyor Peacock, it was learned today.
Mr.. Peacock has in his possession
written statement from large
bridge contractor in Ohio, guarantee
ing that should the commissioners
agree to appoint any other person be-
sides John w. Mueller as special
bridge engineer for the south side and
the Main street bridges, at least six
bridge companies from outside of
Wayne county will submit bids. The
statement says further, it was learned
today, that should Mueller be appoint
ed, the bridge companies will refuse
to submit bids on the ground that "it
is useless to bid on Mueller's plans"
George Osborn, representing the
Indiana Bridge company, located at
Muncie, Ind, will take the stand in
the hearing next Saturday, according
to his statement few days ago. He
remained in Wayne county until Tues
day morning after attending the hear
ing last Saturday. At that time he
promised to testify regarding bridge
engineering work done by Mr. Mueller
in Franklin county, which Peacock al
legged on the stand had lost the county
considerable money because of alleged
faulty plans.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
FORCE W0EvRE LINES
TO ENCIRCLE VERDuN:
AIM OF TEuTON drive

PARIS, March Military activities both to the
north of Verdun and east OF the Woevre region
confined chiefly to artillery engagements during the
night, according to todays statement from the war Of
fice The text of the statement follows:
in the region to the north of Verdun as we'll in
the Woevre region no important developments re-
ported during the night There intermittent bonn
bardment different points our front West OF Point
Au Mousson, bombarded the second and third line of
the enemy where the forces appeared be preparing for
activities In Asace batteries active in sheling
the communication lines of the enemy in the region OF
Cernay. One of our bplanes attacked enemy aero
plane which fell at LaBlasse on the German trenches and
caught fire as it reached the ground
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
TWO SHIPS
SMASHED BY
SEA Wasp

LONDON, March 1.-Germany's new
submarine war against British ship
ping, as threatened in the warning no.
tice to the United States government,
was opened on scheduled time. The
kaiser's offensive against the British
was set to 90 into effect at midnight,
and before noon word had been re-
ee4Sed Of the torpedoing of two mer.
chant men. They were the Thornaby,
1882 tons, and MaIvina, 1,244 tons.
1t is announced that all the members
of the crew of the Thornaby were
killed.
The dispatch which reported the
destruction of the Malvina off the
Kentish coast did not mention the fate
of the crew.
From the speed with which the new
German submarine war was launched
in British waters it was evident that
submarines had been sent out in ad
vance with orders to begin attacks AS
soon as any enemy ships were sighted
today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
Germans Gain q Miles.

Germans Gain Miles.
The Germans have pushed their
lines forward four miles in the Woevre
plain and have brought the forts of
Rozellier. Haudainvile and Belrupt,
guarding Verdun on the east, under
the fire Of their big guns.
With approximately 100000 men
and more than 1,500 guns engaged. the
mighty conflict has now reached its
tenth day with the attacking forces
held in check at most Of the points of
battle north OF Verdun, although they
have made important gains east of the
fortress
Military movements continue to en-
phasiZe the belief that 1t is the object
of German strategy to compel retire
ment of the French from the Woevre
district and to encircle Verdun in a
girdle OF steel. This accounts for the
growing intensity of the German at
tacks east and southeast of Verdun
where the Germans are throwing for
ward reinforcements with the same
disregard for life that characterized
the onslaught against Douaumont,
SamogneuX, Champneuville and Cau-
res north Of fortress.
An artillery duel that RACES night
and day, is in progress over front
of more than $50 miles, stretching
from the Argonne forest to ST Mihiel.
Nct only the French forts and infan-
try positions, but Verdun itself is un-
der the fire of the big German NOR
tars
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
PAINTER BLAmES WATSON
FOR LAST MONEY PANIC:
ADDRESS IS INTERRUPTED

James E. Watson, candidate for the Republican
senatorial nomination. speaking before crowd of three
hundred the K of P hall last evening" the concluding
address of his Wayne county campaign received big
tongue-lashng from of his auditors Link Wiggans
painter and it several minutes before Sheriff Steen,
who in the audience, succeeded in restoring quiet
At first the crowd laughed hlariousy at Wiggans
effort suppant Watson the speaker Of the evening"
but finally deciding that Watson the most interesting
talker of the two, commanded Wggans to flop in yer
seat "stow yer gab' and rent hall Of yer own
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
MONTREAL STATION
Quilted BY FLAMES;
LOSS IS 100000

MONTREAL. Quebec, March Fire
broke out in Bonaventure station the
Montreal terminus of the Grand Trunk
railway, early today and was soon
burning fiercely. The flames spread
so rapidly that hope of saving the
building was soon abandoned. When
the fire was finally gotten under con-
troll the station was complete wreck,
only the exterior walls standing. Of
ficials of the Grand Trunk railway es.
innate the loss at 100000. At first
it was thought that the fire had been
set by a German incendiary, but in
vestigation showed that the blaze orig
mated in the wiring of the file room,
located in the highest town of the
station.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01

In 1914 there were 1908 votes cast
In Wayne county for the Republican,
Progressive and Democratic congress
sional candidates. In the eight coun-
ties of the Sixth district there was
total of 42,700 votes cast for three
candidates, p. J. Lynch, Republican;
Ebert Russell, Progressive, and Finly
II. Gray, Democrat. In other words,
approximately one-fourth of the total
vote cast in the district in 1914 was
pollod in Wayne county
Because of this fact Republican and
Democratic leaders in the Sixth dis
trict are keenly interested in the cam
paign which has been raging in Wayne
county this year. With the dominat-
ing Progressive vote in Wayne county
in 1914 no longer to be reckoned with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
Congress Expected
to Uphold Wilson
on Ship Question

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
Yesterday.

Local Forecast-Warmer with snow
or rain this afternoon or tonight.
Thursday snow and much colder.
General conditions-A severe storm
which crossed the western and central
states is moving to the Great Lakes.
1t is the same storm which was report
ed yesterday west of the Mississippi
river causing rain and snow within the
next SO hours followed by decidedly
colder weather Temperature thirty
to forty degrees below zero in South
ern Canada
w. E. Moore, Weather Forecaster.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01

ROME. March 1.-The fate of the
Italian cabinet headed by Premier Sal
andra hung in the balance today when
parliament met. Dissensions which
have arisen as a result of changed pol
itical conditions, threaten to bring
about reorganization Of the govern
ment While the war is popular today
as it was nine months ago the cabi-
net has lost rather than gained
strength This is held to be due to the
change of attitude assumed by some
of the members of the interventionist
party.
AS to the cause of this change of at
titude, opinions differ. First of all, the
reform wing of the Socialist party
which was strongly in favor of inter-
vention, and consistently supported
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
MUNICIPAL PLANT
REALIZES $4,000

The Richmond Municipal Electric
plant during the month just closed did
the biggest months business in its
history. The total receipts for Febru-
arg were $14,910.71, making the net
earnings approximately $4,000. The
receipts for the past month exceeded
by 81 900 the best months record here
tofore. Receipts for this month will
probably be increased over February
receipts anywhere from $4,000 to
$4,000 because the city today took over
the electric plant of the Light, Heat
& Power company
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-03-01
ALLIES PLANES
BROUGHT DOWN
BY HEAVY FIRE

BERLIN, March IA heavy bonn
bardment has been opened on the Ger
man position by the Allies at many
points upon the west from, the Ger
man war office announced today. At
some points the bombardment grew in
to violent artillery duels.
In the Woevre district the French
tried to destroy German works with
their artillery but were unsuccessful,
the war office said
Three aerOplanes, one British and
two French, have been shot down.
The official statement makes no
mention of fighting in the Verdun sec
tor indicating that comparative lull
exists there.