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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
TO EMPLOY 1000 MEN.
Work Soon to Begin on Govern
ment's r. X. Branch I'M Alaska.

Seward, Alaska, February s.-Lieut
Frederick Mears of the Alaska En-
gineering commission announced to-
day that the commission would soon
have 900 men at work on the branch
of the Governments railroad extend
ing from Anchorage to the Matanuska
coaifields. Contracts are being let for
clearing the right of way, and sup
plies are being assembled at construc-
ton camps.
Mail carriers here from Iditarod say
that when the mail was taken over the
trail at Takotne the temperature was
II degrees below zero. The cold was
so intense the carriers had to turn
back their horses and set out q second
time with dog sleds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
Money on Gall.

New York. Feb. S.--Call money to-
day opened L IA per cent--hish,
per cent; low, l "a per cent, re-
newals, ga: ruling rate, S-4, last,
per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
State Corporation Commission.
Chm rtara era ptad yesfArdav were

Charters granted yesterday were:
Amendment to charter of Curtis
Miller Company. Inc, Richmond, Va,
increasing its maximum capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000.
The Institute Corporation, Leesburg.
Va Capital stock: Maximum. $780,
900; minimum, $1,000; par value, $50.
Object Conduct a stock farm, deal In
real estate. etc. Incorporators: James
Appleton, president; Ramsay Trum-
bull, secretary and treasurer--both OF
New York.
Harrisonburg Milling Company, Inc =.
Harrisonburg Va. Capital stock:
Maximum, $4,000: minimum, $16. 1000;
par value, 500. Object: Grain and
milling business Incorporators:
Charles r. Coffman. president; Grover
G. Dovel. secretary-ooth OF Harrison
burg. Va.
The Farmers Bank of Franklin,
Franklin. Va. Capital stock: Maxi
mum, 5000: minimum. $4,000: par
value, 500. Object: Operate a State
bank Incorporators: W. L, Beale,
president: H. c. Thornton, secretary
both Of Franklin. Va.
Corporation. Hopewell, Va. Capital
stock: Maximum, $4,000; minimum,
5000: par value, 800. Object:
Real estate and building business. In
corporators: r. g. NJ. Ross, presi-
dent, Washington. d. c.; NJ M. Stod-
dard. vice-president and secretary
Richmond. Va; George w. Howell
treasurer, Roanoke, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09

between E'ioyd and Grace. 70 cosk
so, eco.
same. to repair once building. asIe-
~ West Main street, TO cost $4,000.
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. to build two brick dwellings.
four fats, on West Street, between
Main and Cary. to cost $1,000
A. ]. Warren. to repair No. 2e10
West Cary Street, to cost 5000.
j. G. Anderson, TO build three brick
dwellings, Graham Road, between
Miller and Fendall, to cost S22,500. .
The contract for building the wait
ing room for the Virginia Railway and
Power Company at Eighteenth and
Marshall Streets, to cost $4,000. has
been awarded to John T. Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
Hastings Court.

Dan Holloway was given thirty days
in Jail in Hastings Court yesterday for
taking an overcoat from the hallway
of the residence of w. p. Leaman.
Peyton Frayser, colored, was given
eight months in Jail and fined IS for
unlawfully wounding Christine Rob-
inson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
(From Caskie G. Burch IL Cob

(From Caskie G. Burch o. Coz
Richmond. Va. Feb. s, 1917.
STATE SECURITIES.
Bid. Asked
Va, as old c. and r., 1892 90
Virginia Centuries, 1891. SsM
CITY SECURITIES.
Rd City 4s r., l920-193o.. 9434
Rd City As, c and r..
l9sS-ls4S .. .. 94h
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
n. and p. T. Co. IS. 1896 s2A S3h
Va. r. and p Co, 5s, 1884 80
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
N and +. r. Co. SIS. 1895 S2h SSE
Va r. and r. Co, SIS. 1894 80
RAILROAD STOCKS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Quotations Furnished by WoOdfn &
scnff. Communication Merchapta.
LIVE POULTRY

Richmond, Va, Feb, :, 1917.
Todays wholesale market from &C
final
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

(WholeSale quotations furnished by the
Blalock Fruit and Produce Coz
Richmond Va Feb g. 1917.
FLORIDA VFGETART,EG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

sHhOIeaaie Quotations ON 'ChanEe.b
Richmond. Va, Feb. 8, 1917.
Lots:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
City Circuit Court.

Suit was brought In this court yes
terday by the Richmond and Kappa
hammock Railroad Company against
Drake Railway Automotice Company
for $4,000. No declaration was fled.
Judgment was rendered in the suit
Of Barney E. Myers against E. l.
Feeman for $50.
T. E. Grimsiey qualified to practice
law in this court.
Judge Scott appointed trustees for
the Northside Baptist Church In the
persons of G. l.. Hodges, J. c. Floyd
and J. J. Connolly.
He also appointed Il. Lee Roden.
w. l.. Ragland and r. B. Carpenter
as trustees for Fitshugh Lodge. A.,
F. & A. NJ, of Barton Heights.
An order was issued giving Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Tayloe the right to adopt
B. Bertha Ring and to change her
name to Margretta Taylor.
Bills of exception were entered
Monday in the case of Sophie Gorsuch
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company for $500 damages.
A verdict was rendered in the case
of Starkey Hare against the North
State Distilling Company for $1,616.
G. G. Garland and J. Vaughan Gary
qualified to practice In this court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
Marriage Licenses.

Deputy Clerk Breeder yesterday is
sued marriage licenses to the follow
ing couples:
J. w. Miller ana Mary e. Nicholas
D. E. Murray and Gertrude Fl.
Jackson
H NJ. Ferret and Annie e. Mintsr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-09
Reported by Rodgers, Plummer a Coma
paRy, Incorporated.

PETERSBURG PEArUr MARKET.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
GETTING SILK FROM AFRICA

London, March A.-Attention was re-
Gently called by the president of the Silk
Association to the possibilities of the
wild silk of the anaphe silkworm found
in German East Africa. ..
AS matter of fact the anaphe silk
worm occurs in many parts of East, West
and South Africa, ana samples of the
silk from Uganda were examined some
years ago at the Imperial Institute,
which introduced the product to the no.
tice of leading silk manufacturers in this
country.
At that time 1t was doubtful whether
the price British manufacturers could
offer would pay the cost of collection Of
the scattered nests of cocoons, The I'm
perial Institute accordingly suggested
that the government entomologist in
Uganda should investigate the possibili-
ties OF demonstrating the wild anapne
and cultiyating 1t In plantations of the
trees on which it feeds, so as to reduce
the cost
This has now been found quite practi-
cable. A new and cheap raw material
for the spun silk industry would be of
such Importance that il is to be hoped
that energy and capital will be forthcom-
ing for the development of this industry
in Uganda, whence certain amount of
the silk is already being exported. and
also In ether British, African coloniea
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
EDUCATIONAL
WOMEN IN MANY TRADES.
Conductors on Motor Buses and a.
Engine Cleaners in England.

London. April 16-Between seventy
and eighty women conductors appeared
on the buses run by the London General
Omnibus Company. This number will
be gradually increased as the needs OF
the situation demand.
The women will be paid at exactly
the same rates, on mileage basis. as
the male coductors, and will have the
same duties and hours. Their employ
ment is confined to the period of the
war, 50 to such time as the male con-
ductors shall return.
Women lockers have been introduced
on the Mersey. Yesterday the male
laborers, under the advice of their union,
refused to work with them and the ser.
vices of the women were dispensed with.
There are 15O women conductors on
the metropolitan electric trans and 10
on the London United lines.
The London and Northwestern Rail-
way Company are engaging girls as
engine cleaners at their sheds in Crewe
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Beoningtale-Louise Fdederich to Chapin Brown
and Henry n. Bergman. TO secure Oriental Build
ing Association, No. &. g. 400. lot IL blo-s
Square 23S-Robert B. SWope ct ux to Jos.rh n
Bowling and Norman L. sansbury. TO secure Tbomas
L Fortune. 500, three years per cent semi
annually, lot LA
SQUARE z3-Ffancts A. BIundon ct uI. to Henry
H. HERMANN and Charles schafsr TO secure North
I'm Liberty GeTmsn-Amsrican Association No &
Sooo. lots s. and II. -
rwining 0ty-Hemann Fischer ct III. 10 E-ne-.
l. Schmidt and George NJ. Emmerich TO .ecure
GermAn-AnsTican Building Association. 8 800, lot
9, block TO- T''' O
Square 5sS-AGrJ f. Mertz ct al to Hsnrv n
BeTgnAnn and George NJ. Emmerich 10 s.r,Irs
Metropolis Building Association No, g S5n
lot E ' = N''"''
SQUARE 4s7-Glstars W Forsberv and Richard n
SineElr. trustees. to Henry H. BerEmann and
IeorEe NJ Emmereh, 70 secure Metropolis Building
ASSOCIATION, No. 5, 1900. lot D and mart lot 10
Squares 400 and 5ss-Georze n. HerreII 10 PSInc,,
l" Neuoeck, to secure +. c. Pope $50 six moutba
per cent, lot u, square 900; lot A, suuare 80,
kIrant Park-Augustus L. Murray ct ux tn Is.
bfoWn and James ]. Hughes to secure John p r
square SIT. " -
Square loe3-Wfiam Murphy Ct III. to HoraBo
" TaDlin and John D. CouEhlan to ,ecure TjIis
1. Taptin, S,oO, three yeers Der cent semi
annually, lot y. Same to same to sec1r. same
SVo three yeans, s per cent semi-annuaIly lot a
square l2-John H. Clancy to James D. Hob4s
and hubert r. Quintsr. trustees. to secure Harry
Wardman and Thomas Bones 500 tbrne ear
81 per cent sPmi-annually lot 70
square lS-Edward c. Wurdemsn - M -
Clarence Z. Latimer and Lee D. LatimeT tn nec,rs
Michael P. Kirby. 5000. three years 8 p-r c.nt
semiannuAlly. lot A.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
Criminal Division, No. Z
Justice sfddonA-

zimmerman vs. Collins; motion to dis
miss eyerruied; motion for security for
costs overruled; motion for leave to use
deposition in court argued and submitted;
Dlaintiff,s attorney, S. F. Taliaferro; de-
Tendant's attorney, ]. A. Mortarty.
Harney VS.. Daniel; motion to retax
costs argued, and submitted; PLAINTIFF s
attorney. wester Ballinger.
HeEIett vs. McGarter; motion to strike
, out oyerruIed: plaintiffs attorney, ]. H
Stewart defendants attorney, A. w.
Scott and w. c. Martin.
Tignor vs- McGarter; motion for new
trial overruled; judgment on verdict for
plaintiff vs. defendant for $500; appeal;
bond for costs fixed at 500; plaintiffs at
lornsy, Richards; defendants attorneys,
A. ". Scott and W. c, Martin
Johnson vs. Gressett; motion for new
rial overruIed and Judgment on verdict
Tor defendant VS.. plaintiff for costs;
,iaintiff's attorneys. FenninE & Gordon;
Iefendants attorney. r. H. Yeatrnan.
Assignment for Monday, April Il:
I6s-Gn vs. Higgins; attorney, Stag
,ers.
iss-Martin VS.. Lincoln; attorneys, Nc
Lanahan. Burton & Culbertson-CoIbert.
IT2-Broun vs.. Weinstein; attorneys,
Broun-Leckie. Cox & Kratz.
nJ-Green VS.. Reeves; attorneys, Rid
mt-Edwards-
Is5-stimson VS.. Dime Nailor Co.; attor-
Ieys, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IT-Kraft vs.. Redmsn; attorneys, Fa-
Ier. Tucker, Kenyon & Mscfarland-Wil-
on.
T7SPuym vs. Southwestern Investment
30. attorneys, Grossman-Douglas, Ruff
In & Obear
17s-Jones VS.. Adams; attorneys. Bal
Inger-wheatley.
ITT-Stein vs. Appalachian Insurance
%; attorneys, Grossman-Douglas, Ruff
IN & Obear
I7s-Frazier VS.. Provident Relief Asso-
fstion; attorneys, Coombe-Neale & Eng
and.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
HOROSCOPE.
THE stars incline. but do not compel
Sunday, April 16, fsIs,

sunday, April 16, 1916.
Good and Ill contend today, which
during the late hours is most unfor-
tunate Although Neptune and Jupi-
ter are in benefc aspect in the morn
ing, Uranus and Saturn are strongly
evil toward night
This is rule held as particularly
untaVorable to the association of men
and women, as the sway is conducive
to deception and to attractions that are
not likely to prove lucky.
Love affairs are subject. to a sinister
sway, but a decided increase in mar
riage is foreshadowed.
The week should be fairly good for
trade, especially for importers, Again
there Is an indication of gain. from
the south. This may mean Mexico
or South America.
Trouble in mining regions is prob
able Saturn has an aspect that bodies
labor discomfort, deeds of violence and
serious difficulties.
Travel is not under the best direc-
hon, while this configuratfon pre-
walls. 1t Is not an encouraging gov
ernment under which to make any
changes.
The seers predict that the long
prophesied reforms in education will
lay much stress on business training
Soheses viii make new records, IL is
foretold, in courses that are distinctly
commercial Through this innovation
professor will reach high place in
the government -..
again astrologers announce that
they see no chance of the United
states becoming involved in war. The
signs that long have presaged move
ments OF troops and large expendi-
lures OF money for military supplies
Indicate that preparedness will not
lead to serious complications.
PERSONS whose birthdate IL is should
safeguard health and property. Liti-
cation win be unlucky.
Children born on this day may meet
many obstacles in the way of success,
but they should have the power to
overcome disappointment. These s,1h-
jects of Aries usually have enterprise
and constructive talent.
Copyright. Isls.)
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..

Observation-Disclosures Herring ct ux. Louise
Friedrich. lot I5. block g. $40
Pinehurst-Sidney II. Perham ct ux To EaiEabeth
B. PHham, lot Il square DOS so
Thirty-hrst street northwest, between p and O
streets-J. Eadn Gadsby ct uK. to Charles NJ Coz
n@ - 0t'-'' A-"' ''' '''"'i >
cOuEss Heights HtepsiOn-winism A. Red
R24 600
Meridian Hill-Georgs Hunaker ct al. to Richard
d. James part original lot 10. square 2S7I. So
"a ID street southWest-WaShington Loan 4 Trust
Co. trustee. to John johnson, lot H. square 5sl.
street southeast. bstEesn Tenth and Eleventh
streets-Wiliam +. SBoefner ct ux to Max l..
Cast and Helen H. CAST part original lot 2 square
l2OI Einstesnth street northEest-John R. Dos
PISsos to John R. Dos Passos. ir., part lot IA
square Ii. 81.
Mount PIeasant-Babstts Dickinson ct yir, Fred
N. 70 BENJAMIN Jsweles and William saltman.
lots aP and De so
Grant Psrk-JOhn P. F. White ct ur. to Au.
Eustus L. murray and EsSie Murray. lot B, square
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. Incidence
and North Columbia Heights-Francis A. Blundon
ct uG TO George NJ. Enmsreh. lot g. block Is
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains lot G.
square zoo. Incidence. lot O. block g. north Colum-
biA Heights SO
Do6otns AdditiOn-wiliam H. Spilmnl ct ux. To
George NJ. Emmsdch. lot g. square 800 SO
Hs De sales street northwest-Thomas W Hun
serford TO John II. Chaney. lot 70. square 1872 So
laslSl Corcoran street northwest CThe Kelvooj,
Harry WTdmAn and Thomas Bones to Thomas
W; Hngertord, lots 10 and 10. square l4. $40
Meridian HILL. Moebss q u1 to Harv A
roalnin. " lot y, block % Meridian Hill SO
lhoIls Eighth street northwest. Pleasant Plains
-hossnond Foulman and H. A. ToulmIn, n 10
Josepa J. hoehS. part original lot and 1. square
sol: lots Il and 49, square aszs Pleasant PI,jn,
lot S. Square ks. Pleasant Plains, SO.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
MONTE DE PETE HARD HIT.
French National Pawnshop needs
Funds Because of Big Business.


Funds Because of Big Business.
Paris, March 1.-THE war has caused
a crisis in the affairs Of the Mont de
Ptete in France and IN the interest Of
its millions of clients, as well as of the
famous institution itself. the govern
ment is being urged to take action.
A decision was taken some time back
by the French authorities not to allow
the Mont de Piete, during the contin-
uance of the war. to sell any of the ar
hcles placed in pawn by its clients This
step was prompted by admirable mo-
tives, but unfortunately 1t has adversely
reacted upon the wives and mothers and
aged fathers OF the men at the front
the very persons it was meant to serve.
Deprived OF the profits from the sale Of
pledged articles, the Mont de Piete was
Immediately compelled to raise the rate
of interest charged on their detention,
and now a further increase has come
into force
1t is thought likely that the Treasury
will eventually advance a loan to the
famous French institution to enable Il
to carry on business until the war is
over.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
Circuit Division No. :.
Justice stafford.

Covsilf- VS.. Northwest Temple and
Market Company; judgment for plalntn
as confessed by defendant for N'OSo-o''
plaintiffs attorney, H. B. Moulton.
Thomas Someryille Company VS.. Full
ton; judgment by default for 1886; PLAIN
tins attorney, ]. Dawson Williams
Thomas Someryille Company vs. Nlgn'
Judgment by default for 1924; plaintin $
attorney, ], Dawson Williams.
In re habeas corpus Of Elizabeth Hard;
tinr 10 settle bill Of exceptions extended
70 Nav 5 and to file transcriptsto May u
Assignment for Monday. April H. 1876;
sS-Karrfck VS.. Fuller Company; attor-
news, Quinn-Duyall, jr.
3as-Thomas VS.. Washington Terminal
Company; attorneys, Jones, Rldout-
Hamilton, Ysrkes & Hamilton
1no-KIein VS.. City and Suburban Rail
way Company; attorneys. Ray IT, quinn
Hoover.
Q 4s-AfieEer, administrator. VS.. George
town and TenalIytown Railway Company
81 al: attorneys, Merillat-Hoover.
23I-Pistorio vs.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company attorneys, Merii-
lat-Hoover.
Eo2-weiss vs.. City Suburban Railway
Company; attorneys, Baker. osterman-
Hoover.
4Os-Richardson VS.. Engle ct al; attor-
news, whItford-Davis.
rC-DaIey vs. District of Columbia; at
.orneys. Ballinger-Syme. Williams.
United States VS.. Joseph E. Dufhn;
aousebreaklng; defendant committed.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
SUPPLIES SENT TO TIGRIs.

London, April 15.-The joint COM
mittee Of the British Red Cross Society
and the Order OF st. John have been in
close touch with the India Office and the
war office as to the best way in which
iurther Red Cross help can be given in
Mesopotamia. Large .consignments of
hospital stores and comforts have al
ready been shipped to Basra and more
are being dispatched this week.
Among other goods already sent was
an ample supply Of cases of surgical
dressings, 1000 square yards OF wire
mosquito nettlngs. obtainable for the
purpose from the United States; ice
making machines. etc. The joint COM
mittee has also sent to the Persian Gulf
river boats of shallow draught for the
Tigris. and further boats suited to this
navigation are being transferred by the
joint COMMITTEES from Mediterranean
waters to Mesopotania.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
WOMEN COOKS ARMY TUTORS.
Their Employment to Instruct Sol.
diers Urged I'm England,

London, March u.-Dr. Sloan Ches-
ser. speaking recently at a meeting at
the Institute of Hygiene. urged the en-
ployment of women cooks to instruct
soldiers. Those in charge of camps and
hospital kitchens. she said, were in many
cases ignorant of cooking and dietetics.
and the government had only begun,
In small way, to utilize trained women
cooks to teach the soldiers.
II England could, on a large scale
use good women cooks, with soldiers
working under them, the country would
save In camp where a division is hill
leted several thousand pounds each week.
Most women, DR.. Chesser insisted,
made the mistake of being too anxious
to save in food. Girls might be trained
FOR home service" in the kitchen, the
garden, the farm, the counting house or
the hospital 1t should be Impossible
for any healthy woman to be idle AT
the present time.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
FOR SALE-FARMS.

RARE AND BEAUTIFUL SITE FOR SMALL
FARM in Montgomery County. Nd; tract con
tanning IS acres lying mAcsdsm road and
very close to two progressive and highly improved
suburban towns, IS offered al a bargain. win sell
4 acres acres, OF 10 acres, to suit purchaser
Charming views from each site. An unusual chance
for any wanting little farm home in the most
desirable part of Maryland. Near electric line and
steam For full information call On ths owneg.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsoHLER, AsesseseeT.

TRUSTEES SALE or TWO vAJUABLE LoTs
on v STREET NoRTHwEsT NFAR FoRTY.
NINTH STRLET
by virtue a deed Of trust duly rc-orded In
Laber Sla folio ne of the Land Rscprdf a ne
hsr1d Of Columbia. and at the r.quest ot the
party -esur-o tberrbT. the understand surviving
trsfes v1h sell Al public abctiou IN frout of the
Trsznises. On MONDAY. April =. Isle, at . n.
the following huo and premises 70 Wit: Lot u
Potomac. No ]. County Of Washinfton. Dsstxfcs
o. Cohlmba, p1 plat recorded IN Surveyor
orloe o. sAid Distrc,; also kno~n 10 so and 10
~ IN nook iso Washington Oty.
Terms Of sale; An cA. couvry1nc4ns. rsccrdinG
etc. at cnst Of purchaser
d. s. MACKILL.
survivfns Tru.er MstupcHtAn Bsnk BuHdins.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
1T PAYS TO READ AND USE
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS.
LOST

Losr-Ar BOWIE RACE TRACK, BETWEEN
ladies' cafe and train, diamond horseshoe pin.
Liberal reward; family heirloom; more sentiment
than value. A. RITCHIE Academy Of Music, Bal
t1more Nd
Losf-A GOLD CHAIN AND KNIFE IN o'DoN-
neils Drug Store or between 0'Donnen's Drug
Store and the Virginia Thestsr. Liberal reward II
returned to 2osl Park road
LOST-A SILK KIMONo; NAME AND AID
dress On package. Liberal reward II returned to
llD North Caratoi st.
LosT-B FRAME. PIERCE NO.
lf156s, with Dist sTeedome.er attached. SO re-
ward. Return 10 No. Precinct. 5th st., betwcen
N and \.
RING, IN WASH ROOM,
ward Return TO Mr. WILLIAMS. Keiths Thea
The Washington herald., 1916-04-16
WANTED AGENTS.

THE PROBLEM OF TODAY: ARE WE PRE-
paredf The newest novelty, American Invasion
Game; bis -eller. Particulars. HOWARD a DUN
CAN. 79 Sixth are. New York
HANDY DUPHCArOR, SIS, PRINTS. so
postcards snall circulars; field unlimited make
1co per cent prot sale an hour; agents wanted.
D. D. SALES CO.. Monou Bldg. Chicago.
AGENTS MAKE $ 10 IS DAILY. NO EX-
perience. Free eatalog and samples; new socds;
quick sales; big profits; world bcAters. CRUVER
CO.. jackson and Campbell. Chicago. III
AGENTs-woNDERFUL INVENTION; ENoR
profts; mems security patented wallet; easy
seller. SECURITY P0cKETBOoK CO., lol W.
i2d, New York city
AGENTS WANTED FOR COMBINATION
tools. kitchen and household gems: uptothe-
HOME SUPPLY CO.. 2s3 Maryland ave- Bslti-
more Nd.
AGENTS wANrED-BIG MONEY SELLING
our urtodzte hocsehob articles; women delight
ed; buy sight; experience not needed. o. Y.
BUIAARD. Box lis Deadwood, S. OAK.
genuine; same rainbow fire; stand tests sell at
sight. LIVE agents wanted; profits SO weekly
and up. Write quick for sample offer free.
MEXICAN DIAMOND IMPORTING co, Box
A-ls. Las Cruces. n. Mex.
ACT QUIOKIT AUTOMOBILE GASOLINE GO
ing up. Sell GAS0-T0NIC. Equals gasoline at &c
gallon. Eliminates carbon. Dollar an hour profit
Sales guaranteed. WHITE MFG. CO., Dcpt. TO-
J1nc1nnau, ONO.
30 PER l,ooo ALLOWED DISTRIBUTING FREE
soap samples POCKET SOAP CO, Lebanon.
n. II.
LADTEs-EARN BIG MONEY HANDLING OUR
goods IN your own town. Rapid sellers. Ten
sales bring you S.; sells for 81. ExperieDce unnec-
sssa1Js Our goods not sold in stores We send sam
ples and start you without expense TO yourself.
SUPERIOR SUPPLY CO, Dept. NJ. South Haven,
Mich. f
NEWEST, BEST, BASEBALL NOVELTY, ioC;
all prcdt. Sample dozen. loc' BOX 1+ss St
Louis, No. -
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ADD 10 YOUR
income: become highly paid representatives q
Indestrlctible PeariS. Send address and We will
send samples and booklet. RoGOW CO, rs Fourth
ave, Nev YoFf.
AGENTS MAKE MONEY; WONDERFUL KNIFE
sharpener mo steel, stOnel sells sight; Ahso
lntey new. &c brings sample and literature. NOV
ELrY WORKS, $40 Broadway, n. Y.
AGESTS-REsIDENT COLLBCTORs WANTED.
both sexes. TO look sitter interests in this
vicinity. Permanent employment; good income; no
goods TO peddle. Better than regular agency worf.
Send for particulars and application blank.
D-F1F'TY PER CENT CLUB. Germantown, PhilI-
delphis. Pa.