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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
SEIZE ATCHISON MAN
DIR. f. c. Mueller Arrested in Colo
RADIO as a Spy Suspect

Atchison, Kan, Dec. Word has
been received here of the arrest in
Boulder, Colo, of DR.. E. C. Mueller
who has been u resident of this city
several months at various times. He
is suspected of being a German spy,
according to the report here. the
specific charge being that he was
found with camera near an impor-
tant dam. His sons here admit they
have a brother in the German army
but assert the charges against the
father are groundless, and have taken
his case up with the federal authori-
ties in Washington.
DIR. Mueller was soliciting funds for
Lutheran missionary work when here,
and claims to have been a Lutheran
missionary in India and a British sub
ject at the outbreak of the war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
DRAFT. RECORD OPEN
But Penalty If Physical and Depend
ency Records Aren't Kept Secret.

Washington, Dec. Provost Mar
shall General Crowder announced to-
day that all records kept by local and
district boards adjutants generals and
other persons in connection with reg
istration examination selection and
mobilization of registrants under the
selective service law, will open to pub
lie inspection during usual business
hours except answers to questions con-
corning physical or mental condition
and dependency.
General Crowder stated the rules
and regulations make it a misdemean-
or to divulge information regarding
physical fitness or dependency of q
registrant to persons other than those
directly connected with the admins
tration of the law and a one-year i'm
prisonment penalty will be imposed
for violation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

New York, Nov 2S.-The first of
the motor coats that was suggested by
the Red Cross uniform owed a good
deal of its success to the fact that
broad, warm pockets were attached to
the end of the muffler that went about
the neck.
This coat, by the way, Is having an
important success. 1t hangs in cape
like folds in gray and red, and the
deep, upper cape can be thrown over
around the head and fastened at the
back to form a hood. This gives the
exact contour of the capes and caps
of the Red Cross nurses. The scarf
ends that drop down over the chest
and below the waist, are finished with
immense pockets, into which the
hands are slipped. This idea was
worked out for the comfort of the
nurses in France, it was said, SO that
they could protect their hands in
the bitter cold weather that France
and Flanders have experienced for
two years.
Pockets in Fur Stoles.
This was evidently too good an idea
to remain incorporated in one gar
ment clever and comfortable though
that garment may be. It was taken up
by the furriers and offered by them as
a novelty, although they must wish in
their hearts that women will not fore
go the purchase of muffs because they
can keep their hands warm in other
ways.
There seems to be no lack of peltry
in the world. 1t is evident that we are
far more apt'to get a plentiful supply
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
AIR CASTLE CRASHES
His BarOnetcy. Vast Estate and Royal
Relatives Vanish Upon Arrest.
Chicago. DEC. 1.-CharIes Nelson

lost an English baronetcy, an ancient
castle, huge fortune, a whole block
of noted ancestors and his personal
liberty, all in a bunch today.
He was arrested on a charge of
forgery and is said to be wanted in a
dozen cities on similar charges. The
baronetcy, etc, etc, is bunk" he
said
Nelson told the police his real name
is A. c. Williamson and that he was
born in New York, As years ago He
said he is a graduate of Dartmouth.
WEEDS After Days Courtship.
Posing as the "Baronet Nelson. of
London" Nelson met Mrs. Eta g.
Thornton, a widow. in MINNEAPOLIS.
November 1, and married her three
days later. He said he gave her a
forged check for 5000 in currency
Both were arrested here after lesson
is said to have passed several ba =
checks. His wife was released when
1t was determined she knew nothing
OF the alleged forgeries
Nelson was convicted in San Fran
cisco, of using the mails to defraud.
and served two years in prison.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01

jitney drivers were captured and upon
search were found to have large sums
of money
Lawton Does Little.
''It was altogether evident that the
town of Lawton has done little to
it more difficult for the provost tri-
bunal to check the outlaw, riff raft
element who seek not only to get the
soldier boys money, but to depreciate
his dignity and physical strength /
observed that in all civil cases, the Of
tenders were turned over to the sher-
iff, but none to the city authorities!
Upon inquiry, was informed that
the county attorney was very able
man and a believer in law and order.
Therefore, the offenders were sent to
the county Jail, where they will prob
ably receive their just dues when the
court reaches their cases..
About 1880 o'clock on the night OF
his arrival, Blaine was invited to Al
company Colonel Rowan on a tour of
the city for the purpose of watching
the police at work, and that he might
see for himself the conditions facing
the military police. Blaine accepted
and he gives one incident that should
do much to cheer the people of Kan
sas.
No Kansas "Drunls.''
Thru the courtesy of the provost
narSnal We made q special tour at
midnight thru the restricted districts
in his private car. The military rule
is that soldiers must be clear from
the streets at 1880 p. m. The tour
resulted in gatherin CUP many soldiers
who had violated the rule. A portion
of them were under the influence of
intoX1cants and 1 am glad to say that
not one of them was a Kansas man.
They were properly taken to the pro-
Vost headquarters, confined for the
balance of the night with a careful
and separate record in each case. The
| following morning the soldires were
returned to the post and a prompt de-
livery of the records turned over to
the commanding officer of the can
Torment"
Blaine was present at the opening OF
Lawton about sixteen years ago. Com
pairing Lawton of the opening and
Lawton to today he says:
The provost officers have done
much to check the practice of loca1
! cafes and other simiplar places from
putting into effect eXorbitant prices
! for their service and in many cases
have brought strong pressure to bear
to regulate the abuses. 1t is my per.
sonal opinion that if the town of Law
+ ton would eXterminate the old pioneer
/ spirit, which bears the ear masks OF
dance halls. the underground politi
clan fostering places of shame and dis
grace, and adopt the advanced idea.
| of modern towns and cities, this would
I be a great advanced step in makins
the community of Camp Daniplan one
/ of thei deal training camps for the
| United States soldier"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
THE HOUSEHOLD
Edited by Anne RittenhOuss.
The Trend in Lingerie.

If you were asked what effect the
war has had on lingerie styles among
Parisians, you might jump to the con-
clusion that it had become very much
simp1ified and that the fashionable
women of the French capital who for
merly spent such a generous proper
ton of their dress allowance on ex-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
A new ROAD HERE.
Proposed Highway Omaha to
Tulsa Thru Topeka.
Would Traverse Richest COun-
try in This State.
FEDERAL AID IS PROMISED
Government Money for the
MISUNDERSTANDING Stretch.
Hiawatha, HOItOn, Topeka,
Yates Center, independence.

The accompanying map shows the
probable route of a newly proposed
hard surface highway across Kansas,
Okla.
The idea was started by Albert Ma
gle, chairman of the good roads com
mittee of the Topeka Automobile club,
and has the hearty support of the
Chamber of Commerce good roa DIS
committee of which H. S. Putney is
chairman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Easier, Quicker
and Without the Blister

& There's no sense in mixing a mess of
mustard, -four and water when you can
easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness
with little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of mus
tard and other helpful ingredients, COM
bined in the form of the present white
ointment. It takes the place of out-of-
date mustard plasters. and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group. stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
1iambago, pains and aches of the back or
Joints, sprains. sore muscles, bruises, chill.
blains, frosted feet colds of the chest
Gt often prevents pneumonia).
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $3.50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
American General Receivers.

Anne rican Field Headquarters,
France, Dec. 1.-The American major
general who has been i'll at an Amer
lean base hospital. was discharged as
recovered today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
BH7f DRESS
| ~ 0u lHl 81 Gr11.e Rite n house


Another trick for the conservation of
material is shown in the pockets of
cloth or fur at the end of neck
scarf, TO keep the hands warm.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-01
"PHONOGRAPHED" is
LATEST AMERICAN
DIALECT DISASTER

Chicago. Dec. 1."whadja thinko-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

tu Sr i"s and hsSe s
hest Airedales ever bred back of them.
aaSgTesating in value thousands Of dollars.
Address Edgar NJ shaner r" i H1 a1 Va.
oaes ssd nf both m asiss!
, WihG'peha -o J%ls isi6s by the IIeweilyn dog
t26Isp: she, by Victor Okaw and Sunshine
iM I,eIi N3 better breeding obtainaele.
+ Z. Weber,, United States Department OF
Arlcultnre Washington. D. c.
WE have for sale all kind of domestic
and wild pets; write us what you
want in Belgian harcs, CAVES, dogs,
birds OF all kinds, parrots that talk,
parokeets, white rats and mice, ferrets
and monkeys. Lyric Kennel and Pet
Shop. els North Fifth Street.
FOR sale, Ne. l fox bounds g. and 1
hunted without horse and horn good rabbit
dress Box 40. blackstone. Wa.
FOR sale; registered Holstein bull calf
from tuherculin tested herd. 4 months
old Geo. {. Gregory, care American Trust
FOR sale sale "cindy:" = thoroushbrel straight
years old; for SIS. F.: H. Neblett aio East
Twelfth Street. South Richmond. Va. Phone
FOUR berkshire shoa,s about months
old. IS each. Call County +43i.
PONIES for sale for Christmas gifts at the
following special prices. Colts $50 to $50;
is months old ponics. Sos to SIS: we'll broken
ponies. $50 tn 500. All coors either Welsh
or shetland. Montrose Pony Farm. Carters-
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WANTED-Board and Room,

or like location. by a coupl. witho chill
drcn nicely furnished double room. .r
al Joining single rooms. either with private
oath or u.s.. OF bath. together with hrst cia.,
board References exchanged. Address ID
a3i care Times Dispatch. atinE terms by
the month and particulars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
FOR IsENT-Ro0rns

ssan 55t SsF'H da fS!H s5S '':
Sc weekly.
room. Convenient to hath: plenty OF hot
water. 3l7 North Twelfth.
HEATED central rooms. bright and uttrac-
i've: permanent or transient. iol Eas,
FURNISHED front room, second ioor for
electric light. No : West Grace street:
slNGi.E and doune rooms Centrally located.
FOUR bright rooms. bath, electricity and
gas f"rnaee msa, one so block from s ears
Hi H ~ 7 81; pr apply isoi %irss"ia Ave.
ATnh6M Nome S asae best eis snra E
ton. III East Grace. Madison 20
NICELY furnished. heated rooms; instan-
Street 81 :io'"''''''S' N''N'' ~ ''''" 's"'"
TM% ES" rsos ss,n
TWO bright rooms FOR $50 week. $40
West Main
bic Tor light housekeeping. $40 per month
or separate for gentleman. Bath. electric
10 S'' Locomo,iV" Works Highland PARK
Phone Madison $50,
rM family Sn'9 5gsA %ortn o" EeTsmin 'S"
THIRD hoor front room: heat. ii5 North
Fifth Street -
en55 ss s s sss4 ss:
TWO unfurnshed rooms. bath and gas:
cheap rent. ioai TAYLOR Street.
TOs West Grace large. bright al Joining
rooms: heated. furnished Select locality.
TWO rooms. partly furnished or unfur-
nishcd. cheap: at 500 East Leigh Street.
LARGE romfortable rooms. 40 Fast Frank
FURNISHED moor or smaller apartment:
also rooms. 3l9 East Franklin.
FOR rent or fuTnlfhea or no 1nrnrnishea
ro9es9 Hi PARK % s.S care Times. bis.
match
THRETs rooms and bath. $40 month li2s
East Marshall.
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WANTED-Agents

AGHSmsi rT wSekly ysc wo"Gsria winter
t0t I.Ouiavillc. Ky
AGENTs-sl commission every call, Great
1Sse Mig. CO.. 20. ovsc BLDG " i.cnisii lie
AGENTs wanted.,,Aeents mako Dig nron,s
ti"r,s' p"nnenis. a1as 500, %nrfsti." n,
mend gniiHan w: o ps for
Street Chicago: III.
AGnNTS, get your big; fat 'h"iiaay roll"
cigar '' ard saloon ,rada Sell on sight; big
Eroht;s,;, cirSnia.' free. United saIesOosri
the piIo, butter maker. Enormous mon"y
f Esgnt buyers Wild whgr"sI
aenons,rat.d Demand ; eGor'n nous, S QUA,
Maker TO Desk @ a MIN S'F
ANY one can make $50 selling our Christ,
lets. etc. Toe. Regular 2Oc value 80 %
ns Dssr is rn ar 1n nnay ard
Art i.i,ho Company. Dept 81. PhiiadeIphia
AGENTs-Greatcst catalorue OF agents
ever nHaSf" pro M% o
$Sq nlen rs sGaa Sew S%f2' CITY,
army ra iS S INK M for %"W Hss 1T
Send r"nc for a fos%A h4saawaH G%@r Gh Sr
5l25 weekly. Something new. Saves M to
20 per cent OF gasoline. Nearly every auto
owrcr will buy. Greatest seller ON earth.
S"id os r naTiieI"rs
233 per cent profit selling Jubilee Spark In
ishes spark plug trouble. Sells like vtlanr".
Exclusive territory Write quick. Juh!l".
MFG. Co. Dent. al27 omaha. Net.
AGENTS-isutter at :: pound. Wonderful
new Invention. Cuts high cost OF living.
home territory and free sample Instant
Butter Merger CO. ESQ., Rex Street. Dayton.
Ohio.
EVERY HOME ON FARM ~ SMALL
TOWN or suburb needs and WI! buy the
wonderful Aladdin kerosene tcoal OH man
tie lamp Five times as bright as electric
Tested and recommended by government and
q leading universities. Awarded gold medal
one farmer cleared over $500 In weeks
hundreds with rigs or autos earning 300 TO
500 per month. No capital required. We fur
nish goods time 10 reliable men. Writ"
quick for distributors proposition and lamp
for free trial. Mantl. Lamp Co. GIL Aladdin
Hdg.. 9+S West Seventeenth Street. New
Gold sign letters for stores aud office win
dGWs Liberal offer 70 general asSn mi. Me
NC start you In business. furnishing every
thing. Men and women. $50 To 5000 weekly
operating New system Speciality candy
no canvassng. Opportunity lifetime. Book
let free. RaGsdale CO.. Box 5. East Orange
WE viii pay you s225 to distribute America
and the Great War: woman.
Every mother and every d-hloodcd Amer
Sample FREQ. International Press. phiadci-
JhiR.
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HELP WANTED-NIale

WANTED. registered or assistant registered
pharmacist. Good salary and hours:
married man preferred. Gonsdon's Phar-
i"''0''' va
DISTRICT manager. statesmen. high -cla.s
men with records: new chanEeable letter
o-Grhph Co.. 3S5 West Broadway, New
SODA man wanted. Good salary k Al.
care Times Dir patch
WANTED. No 1 city saicsmiAn Unless
you can produce results you need not
asppiyi Kline kar Sales Co.. 1922 West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

MAcHiNIST. boilermakers. machinist help
ers. boilcrmakcrs' helpers. clerks, baggage
anu mail porteJn. white and coored laborera.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
WANTED, settled white men to
operate cigarette machines
Stenographer

WE want good stenoErapher. not subject
10 GrA!t. preferably with lumber and MILL
work yNpcricnC" Montague Mfg. Co, Tenth
WANTED. two hrst-ciass uachinists food
salary - good men EmpOria Machine
90. k.Innnria Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

$500 interest in profitable automobile cor
Eastern caroli1a. Handsome aIsrter quarters.
Agency for Cole. Buick Chalmers and
Chevrolet cars: also doing big repair bust
ness. Net profits for first six months this
year IS pcr cont. Party desiring TO sell Is
manager. but, must leave locality on ac.
count Of health. Address 533. care Times
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Wanted Bookkeeper

IT, Apply to Woodwar IL Son, Wholesale
lumber. South Tenth street.
AWAITED man to work on small farm near
Richmond: married man preferred. Ad-
dress. L-9ia. care Times DSpa CHI.
WANTED. first -class machlnists for
2332 East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

STES0GkAPHERS blacksmith's helpers.
co c Tors, shocmakcrs. boilerms kers.
siccplcjack. train agents. carpenters stock
clerks: unskilled men. 35c hour. Men for
factory paying s. and upwards Office hoys
messenger boys with wheels for railroad
tory, $3.50 week. Good opportunities for
boys 10 start In and learn business Hospi-
tai and hotel help. Roys 10 years from
3:a0 i. NJ. TO 8 i. 81. Buffers for private
families. Public Employment Bureau Room
Z. CITY Hall.
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HELP wANTED-Mule md Female


wANrEp, men. women 10 copy mailing
~, p"rn'n inc,"s" dime for bona iidc
ing Co, Hox iH south Send. Ind. '0''S"-
WANTED s,"n"rrnph.r accustomed 10 E:di-
kn"wicFc Of bd"E % '"' YIN s,s e n.rr
,rIn.cS- DL.natch
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MA ,Sra cIF s!.tnss, N.! AND J..p.IyI. Eos:
JAY, Fla
W AM. r., ,"acMsr 10? seventh and eighth
y Mlns 2AEl. Church Road Va
SITUATION wANTED-Male
H ANA had . % y se[s
eNp"rienc" working men. Let me hear at
Ie1 Adire3s W L. e H.. "I Box as a. iI Sl"p
WHO ,io.r Tam.s good salesman? Seven years
n hT"nGnss IS years old and married Plenty
mllinr With business ana keeps posted posi- on
modify '' You viii ~" S.,! a ,HcoS SoT r COM
g o32 care Times Dispatch
ACCOUNTANT and office man long OK
L. 9 II. Koom SIC Mutual nuildins.
r. Ff' III in '%1sh OF YIN sos sSaHe
a a,.hnr 3ihcs man hookk"ener.. stenor-
|. 532. care Times. Dispatch
E%rrEIENcED shipping cl"rk wishes To
max: "A chang" on or about January TO
10. All communications confidential Ad-
dress u c93, car" Times Dispatch
MARRIED. man wants position on farm
feeding and caring for stock and looking
after same. Address Farmer. l.. .. Box llOS
Highland Strings. Va.
WANTED. 10y high. class bookk"epcr aud
accoumtant: set Of books to keep in even
ir-s. Fox go
WANTED. position 10y thoroughly coinpc-
tent bookk""b"r az experience. Best ref
crenc"s furnished. Address y 9is.
lm"s- DISPATCH.
REGISTERED pharmacist. young man cap
ah!" ina OF good habits desires TO make
q change. SO. car" Times Dispatch.
YOUNG man not subject To- draft. desires
TO locai" with good people. General office
ana book experience. With executive and
msnaEinr ability. References a s3s. care
Times D,-Dntch.
MARRIED man with small family wants
position at one" a. foreman or ov"rs"cr
farm near city Address q VI I.ips-
comb. Beulahvtllc. Va
MAN with IL ears cNo"ri"nc" as salesman
in and around Richmond. would Xix. To
make change Salesman. manager or
buyer Not subject to draft Address y. o.
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HELP WANTED-Male

HELP WANTED-Male
EM.aNsan at .," M"r"S;x wrH,:H Sec Mr.
town I, $50. .are 'rin"s, nispatch
hNAR,bEH wanted. SIS guarantee ais East
HELP WANTED-TcmaIo
n sHsa' s1Ds ss li. 'ss s., 5ay .5
DRUG COMPANY Deut 50. Omaha. S.b
W p2spaid 70 no do nl"m swing goods sent
G.p o wann; s, we '' "iSrTsi Co.
.S %,are, SALARY 81 alI ,s% sc an hour
,:HpsITisn"" unnec"Ssary. International Mills
GOOD land y"r Ka5A lad. .frsD ewr'er writes
good S"ri r r,,.bs f""'ers by" Works. sO7
WANTED, YOUNG La
DIES BETWEEN THE
AGES OF l6 AND 25 TO
L p A RN TELEPHONE
OPERATING. 81 per day
while learning. Advance
rate after first month and
frequent increases there
after. Extra pay for even
ing and night work. Day
consists of Z or s hours. No
lay-offs. Private cafeterias,
where meals are served be-
low cost. Recreation rooms
and the most comfortable
surroundings in the city.
Apply in person, $50 A. M.
to $50 P. NJ, Miss Boltz,
Room 202, TOO East Grace
Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF VIR-
GINA.
wNSEnH :aE er ss5"S' Wire T N S-, 81 'S II
WhA oSIlIn ho" ,,i!P help 10 general
nd" %1sf"f naliocKh ' 4 EFt'~r'ed Charles G.
wnH ,,,h 70 take S.re q four lnoIherIess
YEAR,; one Who would Civ. fnoiheriy care 10
i n, Write or cal! Il East Bank Street.
HE'LL En-. meet hug demand for knitted goods.
b p%rs"ns nroyd.d with profit,
.nco or dsn". t'. r;"d mem, no %Np"ri-
wh-eler. Inc. so Madison chicago.
w0 Ihll houS"ks-psrs; wrspr!nr machin"
,unitics in sewing rooms Tor ladies and sirls
with lihoral pay Will" LEARNING and rapid
EmEloynent Bur.su. Room 3 city Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

rr %nere , hotel acSommodations are in suSh;
rooms rooms, Fine location. Filled up u mnn.v 20
ea aker' ;ao Se nSyo oS cheap Low rent. Long
Ncwn onGe; So,nmerville Trust Companv'
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BOARDING

HOT-W WATER heated rooms modern con-
veniences: good board. 40 West Grace.
COUPLE for large front room: furnace heat.
electricity. Mrs Johnston. all West Grace
us East Franklin. B.a.tiiuily rurnished
rooms. private paths. Rest table board.
Transient Euests accommodated
FIRST-CLASS accommodations: rooms with
or without bath; table board: eyen IN, din;
Jones. 20 Franklin Strees West
HANDSOMELY furnished room with ,pri-
vatc ba tn: table board spcciaitN. hrs
Mvrtlc Anderson 300 East F-&"Sltn street
PRIVATE family can accommodate ladies
West End: Modern conreniences Bouie-
ward lS3i-W
NICELY furnished heat ted rooms. second
hoor with board. TO- West Gracc Street,
WANTED. or ? gentlemen FOR nicely fur;
nishcd steam heated room. w fI"Sd
Av.nmc Phone boulevard 1856!
NICELY heated rooms with beard Iahie
SUMMER BOARDING
LARGE shady lawn brick buildings. water,
gas; good table. Folder. photo. diagram
and terms application Drawer U,
WANTED-Bonrd.
TWO unfurnshed rooms also furnished
room with board On Hanover Avenue. lri-
vale family. boulevard .lt..I
ROOMS WITH BOARD
THE WEBSTER:
ROOMS and board. absolutely nrst-class;
central; hot-wuter heated; prices very
reasonable. Madison 2t35 l0li-l0l6 East
-
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"CCNEf for everybody saving 81 wec.Iv
| Ninth ~ - North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

PARTNER wanted in tho barber business.
tween the age OF 20 and 20 years: with ref
erence: no money required: good chance
for an honest man. G 923. care Times Dis
patch.
FOR sale. one OF beat corner confectionerles
In town: large stock and beautiful axtures:
$500. Good reason for selling. j si7. care
Times Dispatch.
FREE oil Information. Unbiased report.
figures about oil fields and conditions Adj
dress OH Press. 1919 West Ohio Street,
Regular price. Sl.5o per year.
LIMITED stock offering In hiGh-ciass oil
company At remarkably low figure. has
10 producing wells. one-fourth of property
dsysoped: Should be biz producer and divt-
ments. Wonderful opportunity for small in
vcstors Send for In Information now. Frey,
HOLLOW Comp4ny. - broadway. New York.
FOR sale. a completely equipped creamery.
In full operation. supplying city OF
no competition. Owner has been confined
TO HIS house several months by sickness only
reason for offering this valuable property
for sale. Full details us to cuuipm ent. daily
Iuircrs. Address box 25S. Danville. Va.
WANTED partner able to invest Sl5 900
to $4,000 In good stable wholesale busi-
ness. For further informa ton. address X sc,
care. Times Dispatch.
CAPITAI.-Do you need IT? l finance merit
torioua enterprises by sale OF stocks or
hoIdT on s1risy basis 9n,s
fu fi psrtte u!a1s II. sehram 'f 500 GREAT Great
Northern Bldg, Chicago.