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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24
NELLY POPULAR AT HANOVER
one-Armed player Makes Good as
Successor to Spears.

When Fat" Spears, Dartmouth S
AIl.Amcrica Guard for the past two
years, was dshlarcd ineligible for var
sity football Ahis fail, nobody thought
that a member Of last year s freshman
team could step in and Gll his shoes,
but that is Just what "Geue' Nicely. a
big sophomore from Texas. has been
doing in the first four games on the
green s schedule. And what makes
Neelv's feat the more remarkable is
the fact that his right arm is cut off
above the elbow.
Because of his wonderful success in
overcoming this tremendous handicap
Nicely has won his way into the hearts
Of the supporters of Cavanaugh 5 big
football machine until lac has become
easily one Of the most popular men to
wear the green ON the gridiron i'm years.
lie has been replaced by q substitute
toward the end Of all the games thus
far played, not because Of inability.
but because the opposition has been so
weak that Cavanaugh has used his see
ond and third string men to finish
each Of the first four starts, and when
he trotted off the field in each game he
received deafening ovation from the
stands.
Nicely is feet 10 inches in height
and weighs q little over POO pounds. In
spite of the handicap he is an all
around athlete. playing baseball, bias
ketball and tennis with considerable
success. He was substitute outfcld
or, and secured a ranking among the 10
best tennis Rlgvcrs in college in the
annual fall tournament Just completed.
He is fixture at left guard on the
varsity football team, and, remarkable
as it seems, is sure tackler and one
Of the surest men on the squad at
catching pmts. .....
Tie is popular among his mates, hav-
ing recently been elected treasurer of
the sophomore class. lie lost his arm
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24
PERSONAL.

w. G. Doolittle will resume cutting
logs in East Dover this week.
Mrs. L. T. Mosely of Bellows Falls
was visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. Z. J. Taggart of Greenfield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Cecil A. Wat
kins
Mrs. c. A. Colt of South Main
street will leave tomorrow for Phoenix
Ariz.
ID. f. McElhinny went to New York
yesterday afternoon on business for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Colgrove spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Smith in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Pierce of White
River Junction spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Russ ON Central
street.
Mrs. Jennie Stone, who had been Wis
ting her granddaughter, Mrs. Hoyt H.
Barber of West Brattleboro. returned
to her home in Halifax Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Willis Of
Melrose, Mass, are registered at the
Brooks House. Mrs. Willis. formerly
of this town, is sister of G. II.
Smith.
Mrs. f. G. harrington, Mrs. Glenham
Jones, Mrs. Carter of Barre and Mrs.
". II. Proctor left Sunday in Mrs Far
rington s car for Boston to spend sew
eral days.
Mrs. f. B. Barrows underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Memo
RAJ hospital yesterday, DR.. g. R. An
derson performing the operation. She is
comfortable today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray, Francis
Murray and Mrs. John Hurley of
Gardner, Mass, motored to Brattleboro
sunday and We're guests of their sister.
Mrs. Davis S Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Davenport of
Los Angeles, Cal, who had been guests
III the home of Mrs. Davenport : broth
err, Rev. f. Q. S. Osgood, left today for
their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport
had speat the summer in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Noon will
leave Friday for san Francisco and
will sail Nov. II in the steamer Tenvo
Maru for Manila, p. l., where Mr.. Noon
has government position. Mrs. Noon
was Miss Helen NJ. Betterley, and they
were married Sept. l.
Mrs. Caroline Chase, who is in her
93d year and who underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis in the Memorial
hospital recently, is making good re-
covcry. Mrs. Chase lives in the home
Of her granddaughter, Mrs. John e.
Coleman of South Main street.
Walter c. Piper, former president of
the Detroit Real Estate board, has pur-
chased for SOS, 600, a new home which
IS now being completed at 81 Longfel-
low avenue. 1t is one of the most
beautiful residences in course of con
stuction in that section of the city.
The lot is 80 by 40 feet and the house
IS of white stucco on tile, John p.
Frazer is the builder.-Detroit, Mich,
Free Press.
Rev. and Mrs. Lucius Harrison
Thayer of Portsmouth and Dublin. n.
/ n, announce the engagement of their
| daughter, Dorothy Goldthwait Thayer.
to Theodore Ainsworth Greene, son of
Rev. and Mrs Frederick w. Greene of
Middletowu, Conn, and Jafflev. n. II.
He is a grandson of the late Admiral
/ Theodore +. Greene, for many wears a
| resident of Brattleboro, whose home
was the residence Oh Green street.
where William b. Ninton now lives.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24
Sporting NeWs
GETTING READY FOR
MASONIC BOWLING
Teams and Captains for the League Sea
son -- First Game to Be Rolled
Thursday.

Arrangements are we'll under way foi
the annual league season of the Masonic
Bowling association. The teams and
captains have been selected aud the
first match will be rolled Thursday
evening between teams and +. Fol
lowing are the teams:
A-Crowcll, capt; Stone, Hovey, II
+. Jordan, Trout.
B-Thompson, capt; Pettce, Clark
A. Jordan, Vielc.
C-Marks, capt; Wales, Winchester,
Croll, Merrill.
D-Hubbard, capt. Buzby, Mofratt,
Proctor, Haskell.
Barber, capt; skinner, Cain,
White. Kcelv.
F-Strccter, capt; Tracy, Locke,
Light, Brown.
G-Mfllcr, capt; March, Mitchell, Ne
Rae, Han
substitutes paulding, Jones, Well
man, Bowers, Weldon.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24

18th among 81 competitors, many of whom
We're several years his senior.
Miss Edna Butler and Miss Hazel Shaw
.of Claremont spent Sunday at their homes
here
Miss Nellie Smith Of Worcester, Mass,
came Saturday to visit her brother, G. s.
Smith.
Daniel Duggan and Gordon Wallace of
Greenfield visited at their homes here over
Sunday
". +. BelIeville OF South Chelmsford,
Mass, visited HinsdaIe relatives Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs Henry Royce returned Sunday
from visit of several days with her par
ents in NARROW
Albert Champagne OF New Haven.
Conn, was visitor in town from Satur-
day to Tuesday.
Frank Bonett was at home from his
work in Windsor, Vt, for a visit of a few
days last week
G. d. Bailey Of Orleans, Vt, was a guest
Friday and Saturday of his brothers, G.
II. Bailey and w. J. Bailey.
Edward Abbott has bought the Berton
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24
Received Prize of Jersey Bull Calf.

Guy Boucher has received handsome
purebred male Jersey calf which was
awarded to him last week as a prize for
his excellent work in the stock Judging
contest at the National Dairy show in
Spnngheld, Mass. Master Boucher was
first among the New Hampshire boys and
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24
HINSDALE, N. H.
Cement Bridge Opened to Traffic.

The cement bridge over Kilburn brook
on Chesterfield road near the Mason lun.
Der yard was opened to traffic Saturday
and appears to be a very substantial and
weli-made structure. 1t is reinforced with
steel rails and has graceful arch, which
Is more than ample to handle the water
and ice at all times
The Higgins brothers of this town had
charge of the job and the work has been
very satisfactorily done.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24
TOWNSHEND.

Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct "A and 25.
Mrs. w. II. Page will be at Townshend
Inn prepared for work and trade. The
stock is from Mrs. G Fl. Smiths millinery
shop and will be up to the minute l99-2Ol
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24

Miss Thayer was graduated from
Smith college in the class of 1915. Nj.
Greene, who was graduated from An
herst in 1913, is studying at the Union
Theological seminary.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-10-24

five years ago in a hunting accident
near his home in Comanche, Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
SITUATION WANTED-Female.

WANTED. by lady of refinement. posi-
ton compsn Mon to elderly lady. n gem
Ceman; best references: quick. 81. caro-
Times Dispatch
MRS. cHhDICk' : Nurses Register. EOS West
Grace. Randolph 5,)1-J.
LADY OF education and refinement w!sh".
position as companion or gov"rncss. VIII
travel * $. ear" Times DISPATCH
YOUNG l"dy OF seven Years experience de-
s'r"S position as ho"kk""per. Thoroughly
familiar with All lines o: office work. Adj
.E"ss III 20. care Times Dispatch.
WANFEb- Waiting here would accept
position IN department stor. as sai"siady.
S"N"L"! years experience. Phone Madison
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%iED-tiale md I.cu,.;e

wA%TEp. 100 colored men and WOMB, -
copy letters and address envelopes At
home. az weekly. Information for !.
stamp. H4tonal Business Bureau, Z. ..
3oN Ns3. Richmond. Va.
NE need teachers for seventh grade al $50
and nigh school English and history $50
Splendid town. From chairman. &c, bull
!-ti' "i vacancies. Southern Teachers.
Agcuvy. Columbia. :. c.
WANTED. young lady or man 3tcnogra nh. r
with som. huuwlrd-" OF bookkccD,u.. =,
II" general office work Hours $50 to- $50
Saiaty. $40. ..nswc: in own handwriting
ii -, care Tim"s-Disp patch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
" II SCOTT

: IT'S Old Marko, Drug .i,or. : Tho store
from SCOTS IL right. Tin" he's, SuIcanl
O.we on. s. III" gallon: Doreu olive on,
$3.50 the gallon Scouts Corn Plaster vii!
make cripple dance for Joy. !oc SCOTS
wonderful Blood Mixture enrichcs the blood
ard makes II pure am infant. 81 tho
bottle. SCOTS digestive EliX!r is "A uanacca
!oT nervous indigestion, t0c.. SCOTS Liver
Pills. best on earth. !pc. SCOTS Pile SaIye
is wonder, -oc SCOTS Rheumatic NIixturs
positively cures. aoc. Cuuninghayn's kov.I
Remedy and injection To- in"n docs the
WORK. soc. each -Uuu!Hghams EliAi- OF Lie
restores Lost manhood, j"c. chewing to-
bacco. &c. and 5c. thc plug smoking tobacco,
:0c the pound. - MuguuIn brand Tea 25c
fthe half-pouUd TTUsscs uttcG hv an ex-
pert; no charge for a,iinc Mall orders a
speciality. lig stock, right prices and poIi,e
attention. w" beg your putrOn.c-. Satur-
DAYS only. 5 cakes sweet heart Spa.. 20 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

LCNEMAN. JOSEPH & LOEB.
birmingham. Ala. require
experience! saiespeoplc for the
following departments.
Head OF stock for Furs.
Head OF stock for Knit I'm
derwcar.
Head Of stock for Hosiery.
Lead OF STOCK for Books.
Saieswoman for CorScts.
Also an experienced sales
Woman of good appearance and
attractive personality for Cos
tune Department. In the Hrst
letter state age. whether mar
RED or single. salary expected.
and name references
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SITUATION WA NTED-profcssioanI

WANTED vocal. piano or organ pupils.
special reduced summer rates. Phon"
mornings. Madison 1S.I for interview and
r"f.r"!, "s
EXPERIENCED teacher viii take children
:" . lovely country home for an outing
HHfin" tn summer months Best at,en-
non Instruction tn Lessons II desired
ts.:.t, u-u.- q =. .Are rtm.s. nisuatch
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" \ VI ED-aUents

GARTSIDE'S IRON RUST sop 'Cf1MPSS1'
in'i l.ancaSt Avenue. Fhilahciphia, Pa
tii'rts.ic'~ Iron iuSt Soap Uradc mark
print and copTricht registered IN III. United,
and al unwashablc stains from cIo;hinr
marble. etc. Good seller. big margins
agents wanted. Tho ortsIna, pc tube
R"wart q! infrin gements and the penalty for
making selling and using an infrnEcu
article
At FIVE agents make 500 woek selling
particular, furnished. Act quick darrs !.
HoS lla. Higl. Joint. y. G.
AGENTS. big proposition. Sure sais in every
home. 100 per cent profit. Write quick for
territory. Coma Laboratories, l2-A w,
Washington Street, Chicago.
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HELP WANTED-,IaIe.

YOUNG men wanted as railway mail c,.rLu
S'5 month sample examination ouastions
!Fe" Franklin Institute. Desk O. 4 Koch
TED six good plas,erc.s at once
Il l. Draper. Charlottesville va
DFt' CLERK wanted registered or assIs
ia't. Address +. .. Box ls3 DanviIIe
1piS- t3as"ha!! players who Mani m no
stars To s"rG name and address for =. lr-
able fr"" Information. ner!cen-E.,inr.l
naseha!! syndicate, Dept. = Is, -. Louis
" ~ TED. :.rst-claSs au'o:nob!!. rI.Ch. -.
les APPLY With reference. 10
ptu..ron :. ca. Petersburg Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

WANTED. y"uns ladies wth experience on
electric power machines 10 work on shirts
STEADY work. 10 iri:,.rs need apply only
,h"se who wish work Entrance on Monro"
S,r""' 3! West Broad street
WANTED. good. capa oi. woman cook. Good
pay Shenandoah Cafe
LADIES 20 make shields at home. $40 per
10" Material furnished. No canvassing
Can sow an hour Send stamped. addressed
env"lop" for particulars. Superior supply
60. Dept. X. South Haven. Mich
WASTED. persons :" color art pictures Al,
nome easy work no experience: good
pay sample free. Wheeler Co. 80 ,:.iadi-
;" shigaso
FOUR ladies to demons,rate new sanitary
household brushes. Pleasan, wor&: steady
SSoE ;eT n5 200 70 Pa PA Ia In psrs%n be-
l@l Third Avenue. Highland rark.
FREE rent TO man and wife--wi:e do
n9Hsew"rk in roonlinC house; privilege OF
,3't. e.ar!"Is fully equipped. iios East
HENE!iAi. ladies' 20 travel demonstrates our
goods and sell dealers. ga 10 $50 weekly.
S..!y. Duchess Co. Dept. ne. Minneapolis,
stAMsftE.S wanted Tor plain sewing,
Mcmortul liospit.!
WAHIED Ladies eycrywhsre TO mail cir
weekly. no pi,ai needed: zee supply cir
GUITARS AHdress Dixie Mailing Company.
oSpt =. - Victoria street, Jacksonv.llc.
CASH PAID :or butterflies insects. s-p.sa
'v.-'r rec; "uiroor work; beginners. SIN
tialt- :nN 2ii D-ioo. Los Angeles, cal.
i."'ERiEN'En st"aoErarhcr for whoies.l /.
Ann ~ $50 month for july ana August
Massey Business coleg"
WANTED release cashier call Dd.on
the.i..r. Mo@Gay morning. 10 o'cloct
"hMTEb competent nurs" for small
eEsne,S rsqa'ref Apply III. Pari: Avenue
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iis;i.r - NTED-i,in,e.sion,l

H'1'.F - NIFi1-PinicSSiOnu
VIRGINIA Teachers Bureau desires we'll
prcpri"d teachers for Virginia and South
c!n Sta'es Established lss5 Correspnnd-
seice a"iic:,cd " Cr:din. mnnag ger
W oocl and Heights. III hmond. Va. Phone
Madison 3"'s. Walton Hall. manager
.iordonsv!lie branch. Box 81. Gor,gomsViI.e
VIRGINIA Teachers Eur"li desires well.
prepared teachers Tor virginia and south
ern States. Established 1855. Corre.Dcn.
uence solicited A ". CrcIin. laaniser
WooGland Heights. Richmond, Va phnne
Madison 31's. j Walton Hall manager
GorGonsri!le branch, Box l5l. GordOnsyi7iy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

WANTED. an experienced stcnorraph-r and
"Hlc" woman Aust l.. accurate a..d hav.
htSn">t r":"r"nc"s. stead! position. Apply
Monday morning. JrcyfIs & Go.
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HELP waNTED-FcmaIc.

WANTED. reliable woman TO cook and do
, general Homework for small family 1909
Barton Avenue.
shields at home $40 per
ip"' no canvassinE required Send
S''hp"d. addressed envelope for parttCu-
IHfs Eureka Co. Dept. l3s, D-2G. kala-
nla<o". Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25
DEATHS

wiiEATLEY. Died. Saturday afternoon.
June u, 1915. at parents residence. POS
Gladstone Avenue. ELIZA BETH RANKIN
WHEATLEf, AGED one year. youngcs,
daughter of Mr.. and MIS-. Charles q. Wheat
ley.
interment AleNardr!a, Va.
Roanoke. Va. and Washington. H. G
papers please COPY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

,oS S?H$" E$s W@H 1t r H4iHsfHfs
NANlA RAILROAD WAGES $40 Pi:i!
! hrrj-I ;i53 EAST FRANKLIN sTKEET.
WAITED p.ar,ieal dTasFi.l slnE!e regis:
dress II -. care Times Dispatch
MAN TO handle and sell farms and other
real estate located throughout the south.
st,n,ion ard p"ro' "nG "he 10 sell hy
M t,,.s,s Position permanent. Give age,
sNPTHrisnee' ,EeieGeneas and salary expected.
WANTED, , fl-st-class ar,nature w.ndcr< and
-!@ctTica! repair men al once: SIC hour.
iii,p pI.,s ". 7. Alien Manager. Du Pom, Co.
EARN So weekly spare time writing for
hsMs papefs: inaeaz!n"s Experience mn-
:, Louis Mo "''' ''eSS ''"''''"'e' so
WANTED pIaner MIL foreman sl2a or
more SHAY engineer hosting aud loco
nillwrtEhi Uop salary. dry goods and gro.
GeTy clerk sang fleT helper, stave Con;
bookkeepcr. hardwood Inspector 500:
p anS E.tper = d. plaskmi,h sani
salesman; also others Write Hack :. Little
form, new COMPANY protection Euaran-
t"ed, no revision agency. California see
~ ~ '-''.I'fGi.E III, Los angeles. Cal
SECRET SerN!ce--Alnerican travelling for
"is% in.Nnsr5@HeGG persons rEepsr.lien
:lsia,ic Pacific Agency. San Francisco
EAh a Sio S "%s Idsr m bnsas elS.n eE
ey"ry,hinF Right party need no, 'V Morrg
about capital. Splendid chance for intelli-
den, business on profit sharing basis begin.
Ming IN spare time. evenings at home Far
tiGui"Ts free. opportunities Exchange. Buff
FlREMEN. brakemen. beginners. 300 month
~: permnnent positions; promotion. engi-
care Times Dispatch.
DO you want position for life. with big
pay short hours and sure advancement
tr,,ed book. DK l54 tells how to Ie; an
Appointments Earl Hopkins. Washington.
10 YOU want a position for lifc. With big
pay short hours and sure advancement!
Then work for Uncle sam. My free illus
appointment. Earl Hophins. Washington.
WANTED. window trimmer, card writer Al i
G ans"r,iSns man i%r nG"s and sen,y
strictly sober men need apply. Salary s25
nSr answer 81" S% Cooper re STrk
WASTED, eXpeTicncsd cylinder press
feeder. Waithal Printing Co.
WANTED. 20 carpenters. laborers col
Ginter Park. Apply Room alo Mutual
Building. Monday \. NJ. before $50.
WANTED. experienced paper ruler.
Good opportunity and prospect Of ;,d-
vancement to reliable man. Virginia
stationery Co. Ninth and Gary Streets. -
CARPENTERS. white and coior.d. farm and
dairy hands. bench mon Ter woodworking
plant. white short-ordcr cook. white AM
Colurcd lnborcrS. Public Employ mcnt I.u-
rcnu. Room 5. City Hall
MONOTYPE keyboard operators expert
enced in tariff printing wanted. Parma-
mington stamp and Printing Company,
Wilmington. y. G.
WANTED, Intelligent wide-awake man TO
sell cigars on commission. Good 1iacc for
the right man. Must have experience. j
80. care Times. Dispatch.
WE will start you in the cleaning and dye
Ing business; little capital needed Big
profits. Write for booklet. Ben-Vonde Sys.
tenn. Dept. 40, Charlotte, N. @.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

80 REWARD FOR THE CONNECTION OF
TIE PARTY HANING ~ his OR HER
foSSl.SSloS \ LEMON AND WHITE FT.-
MALE POINTER DOG OWNED RY A Y
POLLARD. 2as3 WEST GRACE STREET.
81 REWARD FOR i%foRMAT!oN LEAD,
ING no ccNIICTIcE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

LOST on June -. between Thrty-ilr and
Broad ana Thirty second and Marshall.
dinm"n1 sunhurst with heavy rope chain
attached Liberal reward If returned to
charles T. Epps. 3l03 -. Eas. Broad. or
phone Randolph i:73-I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

Lost. large black pock"tbooi on First
Stre"t car from Seventh and Broad 10
stop Barton Heights line. containing
ladies' eyeglasses and money: also receipts
with nam" ana address on same. Reward II
returned - -, 70" Street. Barton Heights.
Phone Randolph 2sij-I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

HpANbtHS wantud Ideal country home.
Main Uf" southern Railroad. one hour
from Wash'nCt"n l.urS" house. shade. good
fare Mrs. John Il Powers. Catlett. Fauquter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

LEA HURST" a quiet. convenient. attrac-
i've country home SO minutes travel
from Richmond by steam or trolley. Ex-
client table No children Terms. $40 per
IHontn upward. Miss Williams. Rcgis-
ier-c Nui$s Elmont Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

Handsomely furnished room. with or Win.
out private bath, in best central location
with irst-cass boar! and service. Special
rate Ia transit. Apply 200 East Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

if tn" party who found III" pockctbooh on
Hhfion Heights car from seventh and
i'ro"d 10 stop 80. q VIII return eyeglasses
and pock"tbook. they may kn.; The none
~ TO" Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

Lost. Friday. .iune if. on Third Street. be-
tween East Graz" and Marshall. pocket
hook with railroad ticket and trunk check
from Hanover to Gpr,!Dnsv!ll- Return and
got r"WArH. from 30: t.nst Grace Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

COMPETENT statesmen, merchants pre-
terred. hy w"li-rated Cleveland concern
I" sell merchants greatest speciality % the
gay $500 20 <b"r per month; commissions
paid weekly state experience o. j E.u.
e." General Manager. Station &. Clcyc.ana.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

DELIGHTFUL. cool country home for sum-
m"r hoard"rS. All conveniences: rates low
Address Miss Lou Perkins. Eolmhead, Va
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SITUATION W.ANTED-.Ia,e

SITUATION WANTED-aIale.
E%rEE!E%cED bank man, wishes to con
mat. in the financing OF bank for
s syS 'o"h IN nd of better banking IA
w, care Times. dispatch.
YOUNG man with experience and references
wants position as lumber inspector or yard
Creek, Va. Box los. stony
YOUNG married man. with I'VE years eX
- pSrienSe me-, as; as bookkeeper and credit man.
wants position References furnished Adj.
dress !. o3l care Times Dispatch
SALESMAN, long experience, best refer.
cnces retail SHOES; clothing. gents fur
care Times Dispatch. 90
YOUNG man. experienced bookkceper and
accountant wants position with chance az
Dispatch.
ENrERIi!%CED office man anu LnollI.cn.-
,o accurate NTH figures, VIII be "pen tor
care Time Dispatch. Co.,
Young man. with executive ABILITY ana
"S ~ InMler'rn%e wants chance 20 make
- - care Times Dispatch
WANTED position in a bank as booK-
keeper or asslstan, cashier. Have had )
ability. cn1racter and morals can give
thf hes, Of rsferenee Would accept a pc
"S' care Times Dispatch.
YOUNG Office man. with eNecutiveness and
liable EHm ro record desires position with re-
gam promotion. Address .'Industrioi,
80, care Times Dispatch
4 Christian business man wishes TO invest
mess in Richmond J y. care Times Di>.
patch
LiT;oTYrE operator With some experience.
desires a few hours work each night 10
arranged -. care Times- Dispatch
EAPENiENCEb bank man. NOW CONNECTED
WITH RiChInoId desires =, invest
with services in banking Institution. Best
MAciiiNE blacksmith wants job under.
stands job work. 10 years experience good
harm.G> man 10y VS., Cary
h lnris n,% 4rnstis' wants nost'.n:
tcricd Is 10. car" Times Dispatch
DOT Bile ENTRY hookkecrer OF ton years
refSr~mrs open c Tor r, p"sii@m Gt,''eFe
WANTED. position by high class man. good
aprcaranc" and address sohrr Industrious:
20 and married. Sin years. experience whole
clerical work and Travelled II years salts
factory references Address Al. care
Times Dispatch.
REGIS TERED druggist wants position AT
once; years experience. Reference from
present "mnloyer. Box 81. Mt Tabor. y G.
POSITIONS wanted All classes help sup
nn"d; quick. dependable an! responsible.
American Employment Bureau los North
Ninth Street.
LABoRERS in car lots supplied. o,ally and
shipped. All lines skilled AMI uns<illcd
help American Employment Bureau. los
North Ninth Street.
YOUNG man. boolkecpcr. with ono OF
largest banks in city for the past L.
years. desires to make a change. Address
Sox lois, city
WANTED. small st Of hooks 10 Keep In
evenings by = competent bookkecper and
accountant. References. Reply Box SIC, city.
CHAUFFEUR with AL references. perfectly
reliable, sober and careful. Address 45.
care Times Dispatch.