davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

70
. WANTED, travelling salesman hard
wtrc near b, territory. ,.di Nom
day to - and after T.. NJ. LcNin::;"m
liot.l Mr. Williams
SPECIALITY salesman wanted :or N,r-
! ;;iu,a oml. producers need 20 APP
ipiy Madison ""3iM.
| WANTE, urSt-c class statesmen to sell
TO garages. factories stores. etc. Zig
money t"r active mon milwaukee,
! r.,nk Works. Milwaukee. Wis.
iSALESMAN, excellent p"rmancn, posi-
. tion or,u March -. Capable sales
man ~ Virginia. staple lin. for gen
t"r.,i retail trade Lihsral commissions
81. weekly advance. Ralph H. Idle. 1859
Williams hlds Dcirott
WANTED. statesmen In ali territories
! 10 sell our soda fountain ana botttcrS
specially. champagne Mist. a. Il side
line. Easy seller and good commission
, Apply al once. thamnnrnc- Mist Com
pan!. columbus -,
Statesmen nva, ana reliable
some rNpcrience collin: consumer for
branch Office of Large corporation.
| steady worh IN established territory.
Liberal compensation. References re
qHircd. III North Third street. Rich
muud
SALESMAN. vacancy March u. eXperi-
snccd amy iim" :" sell general trade
III southern states Cn"N"clled Spc-
tract So weekly expenses ,on,iuan-
Il J.wclry 90. as-lQ Continental Bldg.
. Cleveland. g.
FORD owners 20 dc-nonstratc real Ford
starter turns engine over all c%-
lindorS electric vaporiz"r makes GAS
direct from gasoline. places il in each
cylinder in regular iirinc order safe.
sure cold weather starter; any woman
gan ,ope.a,e Samples nov ready. Ex-
clNsiv, territory. Automatic ME-. Co.
@2' LILmouth. chicago.
vol can make real money scliimc The
sign that's Different. Exclusive
territory. Samples. Convex Signs. ID.
North Dearborn Chicago.
Statesmen. subscription solicitors.
masnzine men everywhere: big 1915
small towns onl, ". W Rhoads.
Manager. "ll Jackson street. TOpeka.
Kansas.
WANTED compcte., statesmen, 1900
:" 5000 yearly. represent MS in
Southern nni Eastern cities aud towns
samples. Experience helpful. bu, no;
essential 70 success. Exceptional op.
rortuutN 80 build up permanent bust
m-SS International 60. >. Schwlnd
EldE rayten -
81 90" monthly guaranteed 70 speciality
salesman selling one outdoor electric
SiSh daily. Can be dom. Carry COM
il"t. S,Sn o" sensational road cNhib!-
tit'on Absolutely ucu. Exclusive tor
.it"rZ. flaShtric sign Works. Chicago.
WANTrr 0rst-class spcci"ity sales
nnu only men az 'Npcric:ice naeJ
arpi' T. @. F'oN 7"2. Richmond
WANTED. automobile salesman. must
ne ct GOOD apnea ranc. and thor
"uNhiH car"hle and experienced. ref
>ition viii established firm for hish
lass live salesman. state full nar
.ItG lE. win cad to eNrer:snce ana
Times nt.iat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
FOR SAi.E-Houschold Goods

+ hNlTCEE W, hay" bcrpains ~,
furniture. both Now aud s.cond hand
W. al" say" money. Easy terms
Main street Furniture 20 Inc ~.
East Main stree,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
AUTOMOBILES


WANTED. buyers for used cars OF
nc"ri! every make. We give yer,
o"S' r"ssloie values Your Inspection
Broad.
Fck SAL. automobile bodies. 3 lS-pas-
.'ntcr bodies for auto trucks. price.
81; y. +. Bernhard Bro. III t:as,
Main street.
WANTED, auto owners to know ciacked
e.! lind"rs can % welded 5000 as new.
I,l%ioins's Weldinr shop. 30 North
!S"iHid":" Street Madison Sa9f. Resi-
d"nc, Randolph 5:39-J
WANTED, to buy Ford .utomo,iIe.
must he cheap. ~ iiull street.
FnE sale viii sell Cor reasonable
pric" one Huppinoniie pa ss.nS.r
touring CIR in 'irst-Class condition: also
on" r'Sh-Sradr 1911. roadster ia first
class condition This car IL equipped
with electric lights and starter and is
= good bargain: no dealers Fox f.. aSi
are Times dispatch
'AkEnNN"In
OAKLAND, '-.paasenger. i"-horserow
auction on Monday llarch 6. q, i;
"n.ri"ch mon - Virginia Auction 90.
II II East MaIn street,
II y"n are lo"kin1 for quality. homes,
workiuaushir ANA thc right prices
see National AHto Top 90. 1871 West
lr".d NHnd"lph @7>@
ami al the kindred >uo,or trouhi.s
=" pS"! hr carbon formation. aud VIII
ais" XIV" Increased power psrfcrt !g-
niti"n, uniform combustion ana greater
mileage. carbon Void makes good Or
y"Hr mon", navn sol Nr~th Graham
street
PARTY leaving town viii sell 5-pas-
s"HScr Buick dutViuonii" Tor $500,
cash az notes THIS car cost ,l.foo IN
1915. has been rum less than ,."0u miles
IN. al Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

: ~ -" game 20. c.rar stores.
-atl-- shops "lc E.asy. tiy sril.r'
-" -.i,"u SAFES board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
WANTED-iSoons.

"oI " like 70 rent ballroom Il t3u.
car" Times Dispatch
w NETr:b or ; furnished rooms 10,
l&ht housekeeping. Must h.. reason :
'hl' Give location and price * so
car" Times Dispatch
'rWp or :: rooms ~ priy,t. f,,n,i, 49,,
upper Hat for light houSrl>u.uiu,. by
'"nSchi"l Party: prefer churrh Hi.
references EXCHANGED. Address * Gi5.
ear Times piSrntrh.
w NNTEb, an uuturnish-d room. prv.
i"ruhiN church hin Wo,ild iik
r.Ic" With side "r back cntranC. on
account ut keeping nay trlcy eli. ~ back
! htd W collier Gibson Eaudoirh
w ANrEi by reuncd couple. 3 81. =;
furnished CunIletr housekeeping
rooms. must br central SIN, t..r,m.
u h-l .arc Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
WANTED-Agcnts

AGENTS, $50 weekly selling our. house
hoid necessity; live. quick seller. not
So!d IN stores Free sampl. TO act,v.
N"rh'r% Write NOW. iaib ~ Busser
"!oe toicraln Avenue. Cincinnati .
SALl;SMEN, han,il. our hou.cho,c a..
t"l.. soils on sight; needed in ever.
mono. Write to-day. - r Waiting.
TON ~ 70, Dept l. Bon ?5T. nichlncnI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
COUNTRY BOARD.

EpULtNAED INN, ON iinni,,,n rn,1r
h:"utifal location. coint.,y and sra.
shore combined With cit! cunvenicnccs.
EAcei!cni table. Terms 50 10 $ia per
week. Near golf links uDcn all rho
near Misses Tabn Boulevard Inn,
Hampton. Va 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

-'----
NA\rEI. travelling sal. ,'n:'u- hard
ware. near h. territory. can Nom
dag to - ami after 4. =. NJ. LcNin:t"r
Hotel Mr.. Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

WOULD like I" sell wagon cheap
i;ouirv.tr,l rel ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

MtHIt.NN diamonds "Nacclv resemble
genuine same rainbow -r" stand
tests S.I "a sight live agents wanted.
fronts S'o weekly and ~. Writ. Quick
,"r sample "nS" Ofter free. Mexican
p'hmoni iinn"r,n: CO. Bon y 40 Las
cruces. y "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

.t,-kSML%. or COMMISSION. OF -tralgb,
tes.s splendid article easily
80 HrIt- Tor :T... uooli., on
a.aii Hull supply 90 i9Ii
= ~'-"rt. Baltimore Aia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

FOR sale, cheap. good second hand
Ford automobile. l-pHsscnger. "
g. Maddox, Fourth ana Stockton. Phone
I lI1,lhL-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

THE WEBSTER
ECHMS ana board. absolutely first.
very reasonable. Madison "i;5 lois.
l"if East Clay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
BOARDING.

THE WEBSTER.
EooMS and board. absolutely hrst :.
very ,.casonablc. Madison @lS5. ' ioif'
WANT Eb a gentleman 10 hoard IN
90 pTIn' IL. iamIly IN very desirable part
err conyeniences Ecfcr"nces cX
changed. 81, care Tines-Diepatci..
FtttST-CI..lSS accommodations. rer,,,u :
hrn' ana transient, iln East i'rani
MRS Il. LEE PAGE onors comfort.
NJ so IVES, TranHln sire Street ts'e "'"'
R3pSE%Ii.I. t"aroom ami grin. club
nm mrfso 5"s' sre; sin9'PrnE "r hus'pes
m.ft"rn"on tea With waiiics. mullins etc.
!, 81, G'hqi% ;, dime 40 + NJ; ana I.
Jones 20 Vest Franklin. " y
al3 vest Franklin. Attractive rooms,
good service, table board '''''''
board Mrs. .Tohn Eurrcss. qii w.,
"oArHEES van, q Tor a nice COM:
uhoue Madison !l3o-l
WANTED. .,u,lemou FOR :wo ricc
mn, rooms ais" tail" Loardcrs
" .St MAIN 'Nir""t
EN- l:IL-F.NT board day OF week. Il, 60
- furnished rooms. -: East Grace.
NANTEp yong men 10Y nicely 'u,-
n!S"ed sienm heated room w-itn
i.''v nnard. om Su'th Third street.
ihl"". ga. I:nui"lui JEW
iipAi;pEks wanted -r,," DESIRABLE.
GohnrciihG second ii""g rorurs il, =
t,"s. 'a"'' I"c"hlI. on i'rau<lin street.
References exchanged. Is 6ia care
Times DISPATCH
NICELY !nruish"d rooms also ,aII.
n"ard l"' East Grace street
ROOMS amd hoard in private family !,
S'"am neat ii"' water for bathing.
. '""d. WHOLESOME" cooking RindoIrh
" ANTED. COUPLE or tWr .s,ujl"uaci to
"""rd - priva'e family .i"> IIni,-
over Boulevard 1iu2-W
FE ;ih.;,1 r,'.'iy u ha,ton r2l2h,.
Randolph i@-1-i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

WANTED. nutUmobiIc snlcSmnu. must
y" Of good appearance. and ;ho--
"UEAi! Capable and experienced. ref.
"rcnc"s required. an attractive promo
>inon win established firm for high
lass tNc s''Irsnidn. state full par
''Iu!arS with regard TO experience ana
H.. 'r'h,' Addr"Ss q Sl", care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

''o'M9 ah' boarc, transient or DcrIna-
neat, steam heat; special rytes ,nr
tahlr hoaraers. lcl East Franklin
FOR leut. with board. large pleasant,
room second Nour. i2o west cr,co
H'r""' i'n"He faudOlpn i2A4-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

w ANTED. buyers for used cars OF
ncLri! every make. We give yer,
best possible values. Your inspect ioi,
IS solicited. Faison X Adds. 1923 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

Sls Hansas erupsry W.ii start an.lyI-
'.tjr i'-Iii.- -. '-s' growing mail c-tc.
'ir"H- aat locality mai. 80 rov
~e'f p+:s 'E.U" 20 c4rvnS-lng 10
'" iGTnf.n everything: new
go" s-.at-C 'u=-hrGs free i.-...ou.
.f-i-"f' 5. ""s, S+f-r;N. p!t,sbUrsh'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

N':LNTS ~, sainp.. and paitivular..
pgIh"re Naptha Washing Tnbl.i#.
.'it'i aoi {" iuJure The finest fabric.
.'o ;'cii-. Iine o. rausiir- Munufac-
.a,4Ii"H ~" SOLD ~ NaptiId Nnshiur
ago III '' "'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

AGENTS. patented sNcrial,ics that sell
TuicE aud repeat. steady income" lois:
profits ~! particulars free Nc
''uShcv NiG. Go, 1886 South Fifty fifth
Slree,. l,hiinti g luhl;.-. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
FOE lti:<l'-itonn,S.

FOR rent barge hri.nt room nicely
furnished ia Highland l'urll. onc-huIi
Suu"'" "i car. lhonv Randolph 1868.
TT FINISHED. heated room. /. men
'iS" basement room heated -. :
North sixth street..
TWO connecting rooms cumpl"tclN fur
Grace.
fpii rent. furnished rooms with a.,
without hoard. |; West clan stree.
th"n" Madison ,433-.
WANTED occupants for nicely fur-
ui'h'd rooms. With hoard. MI con-
Ncni"ncrS. Sos South 'rhiid
w ANIti' Young man 10 uvuupl room
IN furnished apartment. every con-
Ncn,",l,'v. Rates low Sn. ,.,r,.
timc"- biSpatch
M cNv"pti"nailN desirable newly .ur-
"lSh'n rar"r"d auj papci." !rout
room adjoininG hath t. u desirable.
party viii rent for g. 30 ,,ci week.
a." N"r! handsome room. S3iu
W'ti\iN II" North Eighth second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

- r. ~. iiI%h block national spring,
~ - -, any SrZ" iron h"da zinc.
post !Hrs" ''l!"rs. continuous post 81.
- a. 800. Monday Tuesday, Wed
u">dh% 50" rs n,ii saw. money Mai.
H'r".' Fnrn!tAre 80. Inc. ii2. East
Main SI'"",
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

iOi; sale. large boarding ana room
ing mouse IN Ilopcw"li. Va: com
pictc!! furnished Hnd ready 10 stem
into :" nicely furnished rooms also
'"npict" Kitchen and dining room OUT.
II. VIII! accommodate 100 !ncrI. Price
S".""c; 500" cash. balance 5000 per
month, without interest. iiiSt payrncnt
Npiil !. HcaSor FOR selling. owu., NOT
- hotcl mau and resides ia another soc
ton Or INC stat. Good tvs, mortgage
notes viii 10 considered for the c:I:I,
payment. iioh" Smith, care Cupi,ol
liutci, ncicuSbu':;. Va
LEASE Tor c.EHr and soda f",intLin
stand IN the hes .'"t "u the main
Il GOOD prop"SitiOn. bihcl business
r"HS"u FOR selling r:uuuir" - River
l'.trrShur@, Va
FOL: sale. restaurant with FURNISHED
rooms. d"im: good business. reason
for selling inGdir" at Saratoga Lunch
E"lr"a" ArcEM. li"pewvil. Va.
Will. rem, un-'o-datc cleaning plant
at 2"i West Eruad, Including rent
$40 per month. Apply--don't phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
FOR SAi.It-Echicles,

Fol: WAGONS, 20 to Richardson Bros
bl' Bfo"k Avenue. paint ing, repair
ing and rubber tire work Madison
1861
Wptl ~ like I" sell a wagon chcnr
boulevard Bel.
rok sale. huGEi"S, surveys. r!n;tboutn
grocery wagons. farm wagons dunn
wagon. grocery wn:ou S3": dump
wagon. $40; top buggy. 81. run
about so, surrey, SO; ! phmctou
-: top buggy $50. farm wagon
S3S w" also paint and repair We
nicicS. Let us know your wants
lhoi'aS IL. DUkc ~ Co. sal Brook
Avenue.
LARGE. stock Of wagons top and
open several nice top burgi.S and
r"nahohtS AT cost. See US If you want
II ht':;tin. easy terms. also several
second huud hu.gics At your own
price. y Meyers sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
Observation-Disclosures Goods.

HIGHEST cash price paid for second.
hand furniture In any quantity. CAN
Esndolph 5SlG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
FOR S.ALE-IIorscs.

TWELVE: head Of -: "S,ra r "; - work
mules. right out Of hard work ron,
TO Z" y.ars Old; weigh frou, i.o"2 t"
pair up. This stock is all in aooi
condition and can he seen AT trausfcr
Stable IL SOUTH Fifteenth street.
HAIl\G decided TO change ono OF my
so head - mules and big horses and
for III. last year in his trucks I.: ana
WAGONS Their ages are from :, to
Years old. Will weigh from 100 20
Loo pounds They ar. ali in tirst class
.."im,"i,,on: End vii sell them under
VIII refund The money can be seen ;,t
.nrn!ts stables, "a. 10. IS, 20 south
FGE sa!e. ., snlliyan's stahl" ny
North Eighteenth Street. 30 head VI
IloiStS ana mares, suitable FOR all pur-
poses Special attention: on. pai. OF
,'o, ,'d mares years one, weight 500
weight 100: one hay years old
weight 100. one bay horse s years old,
can max. !" miles an hour. family
broke. Several good second IN nd
horses w!l! MAX. good farm horses
ana mares. from ioudoun county. Va
anle offer r"fus"d.
FOR SAIL" or viii ,',d- for i smaller
io's". brown horse viii weigh!
ah"Nt !"u" pounds also hay. Tor
sal" several good farm mares aud
extra uIu. saddle and harness horses
lady c,,n Tide o! drive. Nelson stables
Vest Tenth street. S"Ith Eichn"ud.
For sale mare. horses r.aay "a
." hard w"rH - West cary.
FpE snl" .seuHn" Welsh rony. Iby,.-
lt"!y fearless sound also rubber
VIZ h"EE. aud HARNESS. used one, S.n-
son. cos, over $500 tlH5 takes tho
street. Peters t-r. VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

rUi:EERi:D White Wy,udo,,c it.,,-.,,;
';"SN 'r!n {os"Comb Ehod" ISLAND
o." .ig;H, $50 pc -. Day .old ciiicks
,.dom Special !natiii;S. 81 per i
r"IM. l'umhnrt"n. Va. Madison 5Oa1.I;
f'H sale. on account OF sickness M
, ','l'' ir'k .! Haired Whit. and q.
-innI"h Rocks ~ = sacrifice cEry for
n' Ih''S' for -; fertility unnran-
800. a. W 8orourt -. T. D. 9 sion
u Seven Pines linz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
lni; S.iIl;-Macl,inery.
& ~

4 Co ~ '''"''s's ''u'0r'
-" horse power. high pressure return
tubular boiler. 80 horse power re-
iHru tubular hoil.s. 1850. boilers from
SIN h"rH. mower I" lJh horS. power.
90 ana LOO morse power torI.SS en-
Sih'S. olii"r engines from - 10 =,
h"is" power. steam pumps air com.
pr"SSnIS ana wood WORDING n;-
'liih'iN. Euaran,ccd good condition l.
Hluf"rd " Go.
LATHE. driii press, emery grinder
%as"linr cHCiu" and Wis. 2la Wr.i
Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

WANTtD. position as companion.
Nurse 30 Young o. elderly person.
inck EuN 81. cruZCt. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
SITUATION WANTEi,-Eemai

ASSISTANT huok5ecper and billing
ol'rk desires position ~ March 10.
nnrid 3nd accurate machine operator.
Understands all Kinds or general office
work: wears experience Al refer
'nces. Address acknowledgements, care
mes dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

SALES MEN-Twu neat ana reliable.
some experience selling consumer for
branch office of Large corporation.
steady worh III established territory.
Liberal compensation. References re
quircd. III North Third street Eich-
muud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

WANTED. statesmen In ali territories
10 sell our Sod;, fountain ana botticrS
speciality. champagne Mist, a. Il side
line. E"sy seller and good commission.
Apply al once thampurnc- Mist Com
pI'N. columbus -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

" y ar" ov"rstocl<"d ia wa~nstanLs
W" hav" good ones from $50 u,,
Sit2htiy Hs-d. but look az GOOD a.
u"W. Southern Furniture 60, . f.as,
I.rptG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

SALESMAN. vacancy Mach -. eXperi-
snced amy line, :" sell general trade
~ southern states. CucNVclled Spc-
crafty proruS .ilOn. Commission con-
tract SO weekly expenses. toEtiuar-
ial J.wclry 20, 9S-lQ Continental Bldr..
tlsN Gland. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

'HE NcNTlctL1.O, ia North Eighth
newt! furnished rooms. SOC &c 81
daily '- -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

FORD owners 20 demonstrate real Ford
starter turns engine over all c"-
!indcrS electric vaporiZ": makes Gas
direct from gasoline. places IL in each
'!nnd"r IN :"&ula! firing order safe.
sure cold weather starter; amy woman
can operate Samples NOW ready. EN-
ciusiv, territory. Automatic ME- Co.
-" Plymouth. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

AGENTS. 1915 proposition Snl,-nrL;,,..
n'" iyi up ;pur own rood. Wc
-trp-! '' hu!' Enormous FRONTS
'''Hf sellers al. r"r"ni.rs. oar neg
lt"pos'ton an! exceptional cifor fr,r
N'rHpr h'Os. West l'ark station
Philadelphia g..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

NNlEl' competent statesmen, $1,000
"a 5000 yearly. represent rs in
southern ANA Eastern cities aud towns
No "o!'"cttns. rcddlinG OF carrNins nt
samples. Experience helpful. but no:
essential 20 success. Exceptional Op.
ho''NniN - build up pcrmareur bust
m-SS international co. ,: Schwlnd
fldE Dayton. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

WE start YOU in business tu!nisninc
etcr!'nin- men and women. $50 Ia
WOO weekly on"ratin. Our "Ncw Sys-
tenn Sr.c,a!ty 'and! Factories" nome
OF SINAI! goo" anywhere. no canvass
inc pppor;Ar.tE lifetime: booklet
Zee. !EnSSiai 30, Bon :, East oc-
"nGc, y j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

.Ajt.N = l.arsl railtapfGr.I wants
iehaH." men. women, to sell c.arau.
ir.d hosiery, underwear. shirts dIr,c,
- homes Write C"r free samples
M"I's Mills IS hruadway Sew
York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

AGENTS. 900 per cent profit, Free
StmN'cS sold sign letters Ior store
and ofic" windows .Auy ono can put
":. Metallic Lcttc: 90. ~ North
Clark Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

s, -ii-%TS 'r#Ee 500 per C.rT i,ru,i- .ir-
\bt-i' sign cards Li.r.
7sr,- buy = . 700 OF -!yh, >oH ~.
tslit> 'ziriosG. :r.- SULLIVAN 90
- 49, Ell b--ea street. chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

SAl-ESMAN. excellent. permanent posi-
tou ur,u March -. Capable sales
man ~ Virginia staple lin. for gen
"r3i retail trade. Literal commissions
SO weekly advance. Ralph H. Idle. lo6?
Williams bld-. Detroit.
Evening star., 1916-10-02

John Tasker, a restaurant keeper at
Grays, Md. was found dead on a porch
at the home Of his son, Jacob Tasker,
at Granite Hill, Della.
Evening star., 1916-10-02
Battle of the Bottle Is Raging
Through State Despite
Leaders Plans.
G. O. P. CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR WITH "DRYS"
William Jennings Bryan and Wife
Taking Personal Interest in
Fighting ''Wets."
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
OMAHA. Nebraska, October 2.-when
the Nebraska political stage managers
set the scenes and selected the pla s,rs
FOR the big drama now in progress they
rejected anything which bore the pro-
hibition or anti-prohibition hallmark.
Leaders of both of the big parties
agreed that the liquor question was q
moral issue. to be submitted to the vot-
ers on its merits in the form of q pro-
posed amendment to the state constitu-
tion. and should have no place in par
tisan politics. Subsequent events, how
ever, have imposed the necessity of con-
sidering the liquor question when dis
cussing the Nebraska state campaign.
"The battle Of the bottle" is rever-
berating through the state. The pro-
hibition issue has been idelibly written
into the campaign. Judge A. L. Sutton,
tho republican gubernatorial nominee,
is making his campaign largely as q
proponent of the prohibition amend
ment- There is no question as to his
"dryness." The official organ of the
Anti-Saloon League of Nebraska is
urging the election Of Judge Sutton as
a dry" candidate, and that pubIica tion
recommends to the voters John L. Ken
nedy, the republican nominee for United
States Senate. Covert efforts have been
made to remove the prohibition collars
from the necks Of the republican nomi-
nees for governor and the Senate, but
up to date these efforts have not been
successful
Evening star., 1916-10-02
INDIANA is Celebrating
Centennial ANNIVERSARY
Civic, Patriotic and Fraternal Or
ganizations Parade in Indianap-
olis-Art Exposition Feature.

INDIANAPOLIS. October 2.-What is
expected to prove the largest celebra-
tion Of any kind ever held In Indiana
opened in Indianapolis today with an
afternoon parade Of civic, patriotic and
fraternal organizations, and with an
immense exposition Of fine and domes-
tic arts. the product Of Indiana for the
last 100 years, on display at the Heron
Art Institute. The celebration is that
in honor Of the centennial anniversary
Of the state. It will continue for two
weeks.
The performance Of the pageant OF
Indiana will be produced every after
noon this week. !.
All parades and pageants which pass
over the business streets will pass the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument, and it
is from there that President Wilson,
former Presidents Roosevelt and Taft
and others will review the professions
to be formed on the days they will visit
the city and take part in the program.
Tomorrow will be homecoming day."
Evening star., 1916-10-02
Night Audience
Begins Arriving.

acters comes forth to use the streets
as schools are used under the Gary
plan. By 1 o'clock the house is COM
fortably but scatterinEly filled again.
Everybody picks seat two or three
distant from his nearest neighbor and
sprawls over the Intervening chairs.
The strict conventionality OF the ordi-
nary picture show is relaxed. Most of
the newcomers are in shirt sleeves;
smoking is permitted. Acquaintance
ships are struck up; criticism OF the
Aim proceeds audibly. This audience is
blase and cynical. They do not respond
with a single thrill. The hero and
the villain knock over the stove again
on the fifth round Of their nightly
grind without eliciting a single gasp.
One man leans his head on his folded
arms. draws a long sigh and goes to
sleep. Presently he begins to snore.
The excellent pianist looks desparing-
ly over his shoulder. but plays on
never missing a beat.
A good part of the audience Is read
lily identified and classified. There are
taxicab chauffeurs and motormen off
duty at midnight. and a row Of walters