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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
Excellent Positions

open In our book bindery for young
ladies. Pleasant work and good
salary to beginners. No experience
necessary. Steady work. Apply at
once TO Williams Printing Company.
II North Fourteenth Street.
s?5-$3oO paid for ideas. suggestions suitable
for photoplays. Experience unnecessary;
complete outline free. Wales PRODUCERS
LcaEMc. 2t ST. Louis.
WANTED, white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
$1.25 per day. After learning,
from $50 to So so per day Of
ten hours. Time AMI one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost. B r ITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd, 800 North
Lombardy Street.
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WANTED. at once. several efficient sale.-
lnhI"s hours s:15 a. NJ. To T. NJ hpply
n'rh-no-d Art co. East Broad street
WOMAN wanted To do plain sewinr Apniv
1922 Fast Broad street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

fIHANClAL house has opening for $1,000
per month Atock ealesmcn TO follow IN live
leads. which cost US from $40 to BIC apiece
IN small fowls StronE selling issue. Has
~; re'Se ,nuorssinent OF many prominent men.
" 20 10 leauS when salesman starts-moro
continually. Excellent references required.
AddrcSs sales Manager. GA Otis Bldg. Chi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

i0O bremen and brakemen. Experiences un-
, necessary. Able bodied men. Is to 10 wears
u age. Positions ready: no waiting. Write
or apply Mr.. Lee Todd, agent 2i3 North
Scco~d street. Randolph 1924
COMPETENT atenoGraphcr. one with expert
once preferred. Apply Room COT, American
:.-io~al Bank.
/UIpPING clerk. assistant. not sub
iart to draft. Chance for advancement
satisfactory man. salary $50 month start.
r. 81 care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
STOCK SALESMAN, STOCK
SALES MANAGERS AND
BROKERS'

SG,mo0o9 iron and steel company--now In.
sthlinE blast MANIFESTATIONS large block
s !" advance TO $40 or more; Immense profits
Address quick and advise expSrience
method of working. territory. etc. H. Clark
BIdc 81 Louis Al, '''">'''''i Lhe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

WANTED. experienced cigar
cite machine operators for
day OF night work. Can make
SIS to $25 per week. British
American Tobacco Co., Limited,
900 North Lombardy Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
STOCK SALESstEN

FINANCIAL house has opsnins for S $1,000
sSs % %nah a ssss
IN iyn ind t9wnr Strong selling Issue Has
10 70 Is lead: when salesman ' star,s-me moro
%dlsss sa. EIssi,ent TsteFsnees reqursd
WANTED-Agents
AGMNTsIieo ,wGekly. Wonderful winter
dS!s free uef G ssfF.s!af Ds ia
oney sysFy y sa ense
oSee fg Co.. 4 ." ovas Bds ap oaiyr fTss
.SS per, cent proiii selling Jubilee Spark In
ss;u:|Sss s,qs w!d5s
rs Ia coal sr.ass coal M hes1s
AG ihs butter hn tS pound produeed BY
iiEyh,sa; Eager eSysTs. Wiid eSslssmeeS S
Butter Maker Company. Desk IS. Marshall.
DO YOU WANT 70 GRAVEL At Our
eson as' Wiz m fsF sS%
ss and months or ear
tn an" sadsess aeoSs s
O. g. Glow CLOVIS Company. Philadelphia. Pa. De-
LARGE manufacturer wants representative,
-, to sell shirts. underwear. hosiery. dresses.
to h2mf ssa E M5f st
Now York City.
sac 5ss s%a ass
- csfy prSs I free
AGENTS. $50 weekly. Marvellous invcntIon
Naporizer for automobiles Guarantces y
spssa R oneofan,y SGr
Wr a p as e
cts pssh se IS a ,ssdy
f miii do Get fEasyNIausf Mr'ss ssss
is.s AMERICAN bid cInenns sf.ei Ohio Mianas'f
FREE ns fo samD soss.So,S Gs5 Sell
En,s E FEY peD wo! + n' Es'sshed ISIS
oI 80 per e cent of gasoline Nearly every auto
Sold on money back guarantee. ef Partisa nE.h
free free, s'ransky Mfg. Co.. Pukwana. South
AaENTs wanted for made to measure rain.
nc Fss Rs.ss mao nsss
60. 1si nroadway. New York. 'a'o "a'"e'a'
MOTIONS Commission mon wanted 4
inis seetlcn for sale Of @iasly 's5 ad
N"rtiscd article or universal use which IL
nartnent stores. A man experienced in no.
ton line preferred. but not essential. Write
,umoia Fastener Co.. oS Madison Avenue
a new game. a real horse race In saics-
board; fun Of excitement. sells cigars. Also
f or YOUR serS WIZ and hurry
tjax Mfs. CO.. leo Arch Street. atcH Camden.
WORLDS most popular song. "TommIe At
kins Sung by Cousin Fred Houser'
AG TENTS :o,TYf Hldep oPpOItunI!y selling
W Ell and oshsr tsisi reeaIsitss so .
yanoco Ivory CO. r.eomln.tor .' Mas %" S'sh''
EVERY. HOME ON FARM. N SNAIL
TOW or suburb needs and will buy the
Tested and recommended by government and
One farmer cleared over $500 in weeks.
hs9 ,sao , With rigs or autos earning 500
Write quick for distributors' proposition and
h " for s free y,s y. Mass c 81
Nav York City.
WE start you in business, furnIshing every
thing: men and women. $50 to $500 weekly
Factories" home or small room. anywhere:
no canvasIins Opportunity lifetime, Book
Let free. RaEsdale Co. Box $, East Orange,
AGENTS 6d; $50 20 500 week Free s1mEIcs;
Metallic Letter co.,. .425 North Clark. Chi
caro- - -.
CoLOREp Peoples Progress. new race his
sity: Just published. Price. sIas 4 tre-
n,endous seller Workers make SO ner day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

SEVERAL real statesmen wanted to sell oil
stock to large and small investors on d.
inss in heart Of biggest PROD ucng area in
coastal on Belt: Property already produc-
ing thousands or barrels q month. Develop
n"n's now under way expected 10 add thou
sands or barrels a day so nrnsent produce
ton. Remarkable opportunity FOR investors
ms present allotment OF sharcs Is offered
Big opportunity for. live" men to mako
some niS. clean. Quick money. For partlcu-
lars. address Union Trust Company, a)7 Car
ter Budding. Houston,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

WANTED an CSpcr!enCtd tenor for qua rtet
Apply. stating experience. with references.
Address y. q. BOX 3:j.
TWO young men who understand bookSc"p-
ini; and s;enOgraphy. Splendid opportunity
for rapid advancement in established
business. state age and experience. y 80
rare Times Dis pa ch.
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HELP WANTED-Femalo

EXPEkI FENCED sienographers. saIesia dies
E type GO once hsln: Good posi,ions
psHnn 70 per ssnt bonus :n Other positions
rapid advahssment. Cooks and mails
Itoon, {. City ILaIl.
WANTED, OPERATORS IN
OUR SEWING ROOM TO
II AND EMBROIDER AND
o PERATE PROV ED
POWER MACHINES. mex
PERIENCED SEWERS CAN
OPERATE WITH A FEW
II GU RS INSTR CTIONS.
GOOD WAGES PAID WHILE
LEARNING AND EVERY FA-
ClLITY FURNISHED EN-
PLOYEES TO INCREASE
EARNINGS. PLEASANT
WORK IN COMFORTABLE
SURROUNDINGS. PERFECT
S ANITARY CONDITIONS.
RICHMOND DRY GOODS
COMPANY, 10 S. SEVENTH
- lllLIL
YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS!,
II you.are going to work. why
not work in the INCEST
the place where you
can make MOST MONEY and
be treated with CONSIDERA-
TION and FAIRNESS?
WHITLOCK BRANCH.
23d and Main SITS.
Phone Randolph 1916.
OPERATORS for automatic machine. IS to
start. In short time increase In salary
paid and bonus. Public Employment Bureau.
Eoom 5. CITY Iial.
La DIES! Giris write and copy for at
home. Good salary assured Experience
unnecessary. Particulars for &c (stsmp,b
Address United Sales Company, Bayonmc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

WANTED. bookkccper and general utility
man. one who has had railway auditing
or banking experience preferred. and who
has passed the draft limit. Give ags. ex-
Box SOB. Hampton, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

AGENTS $50 weekly. Marvellous invcntIon.
Naporizer for automobiles. Guarantoes .;
par cent Increased mileage WhirIwinI
,n nf,,, spscin! opportunity for dis
trtct managers. Write quick for territory
DAYTON NaDorIzer Co. DaXton. QhIn '.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

APEThS; anippiest household line on earth.
cent cent, profit: $50 light weight. fast selling
popular priced necessitins. Agents outfit
free Get busy.-quick. Write to-day. postal
VIII do. r. ": Fetman, Sales Manager
lntb American Bldg, Cincinnati, Ohio 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALESMEN experienced to handle eXcIusiv,
nAe OF aluminium cooking utensils. Prompt
shipments. Salar: drawing account 10
permanent man. Must state experiences. etc.
RNinE average yearly sales. Aluminium
Products 90. I.eInont. Ill.
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SITUATION WANTED-Niale

KG eos: druggist wants want. rostiGn a,
Hddrsss Ct "a eale
PKINTER. lob. al and iari0; also two
ing salary GeSre ann Box aH! siy aSs
WANTED: posiliGn assistant book
+ 20. care Times dispatch.
SEVERAL competent men have applied to
clerks feI p@EiaGns alto
Snsnss' ssb bs ssa5is on So 'H seo
ley; Industrial AGENT, G. & Q. Hallway;
lanai AanK suiiG Giin '''''' 'OV'' 10 ~ -
WANTED, position as superin-
tendent, by man with five
years of experience as assistant
superintendent Of large build
ings. Accustomed to buying sup
plies and employing anH hand
ling help. G. 906, care Times
Dispatch.
BookkEEPER and accOuntant. thoroughly
inys.l: 7: .. box No: l9i:. City. " ~
,Ga fdsn, State SALARY All sc,nmnieat Ions
y midd!e aSed business man wants position.
Travelling preferred. but can do any Kind
Of office work. Rest or references. f. l.,
resIam. I.incolntoM. y G.
EXPERIENCED accountant, bookksepcr
above draft are desires TO mako change
Address p. O Box lcSI.
AUDITOR. accountant, with wide knowledge
Of general business. now employed. seeks
an opportunity. Competent 10 MI posi-
ton OF responsibility requiring high gra dc
service. Address soo Times Dis
match.
WANTED, by January 1st, po-
sition as travelling salesman
with some reliable wholesale
house or manufacturing COM
pany. Have had five years ex-
perience as salesman, and can
furnish best Of reference. Not
subject to draft. Address p. o.
Box No. 1877, Raleigh, N. G.
YOUNG man exempted from draft wants
position In store or some travelling posi-
in first letter. address 4. B Co., iio SS West
Grnce Street. city.
several years road experience
wishes to get in touch with concern whore
honesty. effort and attention count. Cap
abln Of delivery. Gilt-cdgc reference. Ad-
drcss u 81. care Times: Dispatch:
Spsda II city, EetMess SuGss wa anti
Ais =. n. every day. WIN work sunday
also II necessary. Address a Al. care Times
Disratrh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

NOTiONS,Commission mon wanted 4
nigh grade man can secure valua BILE terri
tory In this section for sale OF widely adj
sold in large quantities to jobhers and de-
nnrtment stores. A man experienced in no.
ton line preferred. but not essential Write
at length previous selling experience Co.
lumbia Fastcner CO.. o5 Madison Avenue,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

a new game a real horse race In a salcs-
board: run OF excitement. sells cigars Also
grand premium. Agents and statesmen hurry
FOR your territory: Write for particulars
tjaX MIS-. Co.. 120 Arch Street, Camden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

AGENTS wanted for made to measure rain
~, coats: q, AGENTS price. $3.50 delivered. sam
ME outnt free. Agents make $5n-ST5 weekly
We deliver and collect. Standard Raincoat
Co.. 3a5 broadway. New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

sALESMEN TO SELL Iow-pRIcED
AZ EEii,EH M, GmriAnK f TIRE, TIRE MUST
Write FOR PARTICULARS TO STER
1,iiiHE 90; ~ NORTH BROAD STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

FREE sample case offer Sell moncy-sav-
70 ing sso to9a :,,i household products Earn SOS
orders steady work. Established lsss
Crofts & Reed Dent. T. Chicago
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HHH=- -
HELP WANTED--Niale

|H.DST. b.iv'-cn F!ih a'n Twelfth S'r.n
ono buckshtn glove. Finder notify Mad
ssh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

WANTED, young man, II to 10
: years old; splendid opportun-
ity for advancement. Western
Electric Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

VIZ Weekly; Something now. Saves up to
ou per cent OF gasoline. Nearly every auto
owner will buy. Greatest seller on earth
sold on money back guarantee. Particulars
trcc Stransky Mfg. Co., Pukwana. South
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SITUATION wANrED.,rnle

NAN with 10 years. experience In present
position as sNlcsman. notions and dry goods.
with !ars" business acquaintance In and
around Richmond. would make u change.
salesman. manager buyer. Pa.t draft
az" Nj references. Address Box 2Ia. Rich
AZ ,'McBll.E man. class Al. Il years OK
ptrlcncc IN auto business with responsible
parties wishes connection a, service man
ercilCeS AIdrcsS II StS. care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

SALESMAN. experienced. any line. for
eNceliel new speciality proposition to gem
erai trade. Splendid commission contract
for 1915 in Virginia. Vacancy, Dceeniber Is;
Jewelry Co: 236. 40 Continental Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

to sell shirts underwear hosiery. dresses.
FREQ samples Madison Mills. 6GJ Broadway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

BANK cashier wanted Those subject t
and address the Bank OF Craigsville. Craigs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

YOUNG man for office work not subject
draft. Salary, $40 month. Chance for adj
vanccment. 40. care Timcs- DLspatch
REGISTERED or unregistered drug clerk,
good Balary. Address y 81. caro- Times Dis.
match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

W,ORLDS most popular song. "Tommie At.
kins. Sung by Cousin Fred Houser''
POSTPAID Toe. Etowah Music Co, AZ Cham.
her C0mmercN. Atlanta. Ca
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WANTED-Board and Room

WANTED. by coup.o with child. room and
hoard. central preferred. Modest require
mcnts. but home comforts. Must be reason
able. State terms. Address G. 81. care Times
Dispatch.
YOUNG man would like room and boa rd In
private family kindly state terG,s. Ap.
ply 4 9i+. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

MAKE 500 weekly In small business New
can start anywhere. Full particulars free
Crsycroft 100 Cory Block Fresno Ca
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST. money orders. checks and money. In
All amounts 10 about 800 between Third
ana clay Streets. east TO First Ma =
uonsl hank. Liberal reward. Return !. W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

STOCK sa!eA,ran with clientele wanted To
.cl exceptionally nigh grade stock In this
citS on liberal commission bas is. References
required, Write for details. ~ Broad Street
Room 1901. New York.
WANTED. 81 FRS; -Ciass stcamiit,erg Wages
s3so per day. w l.. I.onEworth Heating
Co. Inc. lag North Seventh S,-,.t e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-09

LOST u.nk and white cameo pin In Lyric
broad Street. between Lyric and titth,
Miller * Rhonds or r. =. Miller. Reward.
Mrs. ". b. Pridly. Randolph 6y:9-J.
LOST. gold bov-k Knot PIN between First aud
broad and Burua Street Highland Park.
Reward Eani0luh ht-i
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
REVENUE BILL PASSES
SENATE BY 47-33 VOTE
Raises $s5o,ooo,ooo BY Special Taxes
and Bond Issues and Now Goes to
President For Signature.

Washington, March 1.-The admins.
tration revenue bill, designed to raise
$350,000,0o0 through special taxes and
bond issues, was passed by the Sen
ate by strict party vote, AZ to 80.
The bill provides $175 ,0O0, 900 of the
taxes collected under It and under
the revenue bill of last year shall
constitute special preparedness
fund.-" to be used in army, navy and
Notifications expenses.
One of the principal objects of Re.
publican criticism wac the excess
profits tax feature of the bill, plac.
ing tax of per cent on the net
profit of corporations and joint stock
companies when they exceed $4,000 a
year and are more than Dor cent
Of the capital stock invested.
A second important feature will In
crease the present estate taxes so per
cent, fixing them at ~ per cent of
net estate more than $4,000 to Is
per cent of an estate more than S..
100000. The bill now goes to the Pree.
ident for his signature. -s-.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
Z D. i. ! !. :! q


Sundays horse races on the 5ctss
track resulted in a draw in the
first event and victory for Star
Pointer, owned by Ed. Doucette, in the
second event.
In the first event the following
three horses were entered: Tony W.
owned by Burton & Greisch; Pasty S..
owned by Joe LaFond and Ray Or
ward, owned by DR.. E. "A. Hall. Each
of these captured heat. Pasty s.
made one first and two thirds; Ray
Onward one first, one second and one.
third, and Tony w made one first and
two seconds. The time for the quarter
mile was 33, 3211a and 80 seconds.
The second event, which went to-
Ed. Doucette g Star Pointer, consisted
Of but. two heats, as Hanson s Foxie,
which won the FIRST heat, was injured
by the calks in its shoes. Carrie Ma
ton, owned by Chas. Knudson, was ix
the races here for the first time Sun
day, coming in third in the first heat
and second in the second. The time
in this race was SO and 81 seconds for
q quarter mile.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
Learn to Save

It is a certain and sure fact that not
every one in this world can be rich.
Neither does every one want to be
rich, but every man can, If he will,
form such a habit of thrift that when
trouble overtakes him, as it must over
take all, he will be able to ward off
much of it's unpleasantness.
1t is a truth that goes without dis
putation that many Of the bitter things
that come to us along with our trou-
bles are caused by the knowledge OF
the truth that had it not been for ex-
travagance in the past the trouble of
today would have been Of less moment
and more easy, to bear. 81. Il
It's good thing for man to have
friends upon whom he can depend in
moments of adversity-"A friend in
need is friend indeed"-but the best
friend that q young man can have
when the storm strikes his life is a
bank account that has grown from
small to larger amounts, saved from
his salary by the habit Of thrift that
he has formed.-Exchange.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
Ia Toilette N f|ll|Bus1ER
FINALLY QUITS DELAY WHEN
AGREEMENT 10 REACHED.
Action Came On Armed Neutrality 1Ill
and Wisconsin Senator Withdraws
When Time 10 Set for Action.

Washington, March 1.-Senator La
Toilette began a single-handed flibus.
ter against the armed neutrality bill
when the Senate reconvened after q
recess of ten minutes following pas
sage Of the revenue bill.
Senator Stone, chairman of the for.
eign relations committee, sought unan.
tmous consent to dispense with par.
liamentary formalities in order to get
formally before the Senate the armed
neutrality measure reported by the
committee, which would authorize the
President to arm American ships and
employ "other instrumentalities" to
protect American life and rights on
the sea.
Prompt objection came from Senator
La Toilette, who insisted upon con.
Stunning time reading the journal of
previous days over the vigorous OBJ.
lection of Senators Fall and Poindex.
ter, Republicans.
Finally the Wisconsin senator was
induced to withdraw his objection on
condition that there should be no at
tempt to pass the bill before Friday.
When Democratic leaders agreed to
this the committee presented the bill
with favorable report and Senator
Stone asked that it lie over until Fri.
day.
Then the Senate adjourned, aban-
doning for the time the taking up Of
the naval appropriation bill.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
CARRANZA FORCES GAINING
CONTROL OVER VILLA FORCES
Bandit Troops Being Driven Into the
Mountains and Northern Mexico
Being Subdued by Troops.

Ell Paso, Tex, March 1.-Carranza
forces gradually are gaining control
Of Northern Mexico and forcing the
Villa troops back into the unsettled
mountainous districts, according to
American travellers and refugees who
nave reached the border. They say
General Francisco Murguia has gained
control of the situation in the north
crushed Villas offensive which was
planned against Juarez and Chihuahua
City and for the first time in two
years had undertaken the problem of
Adequately policing the state of Chi
huahua, including the district evacuat-
ID by General Pershing's punitive ex-
petition.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
HEAR PAPER MAKERS CASE
Commission Considers New Print Pa.
per Problem.

Commission Considers New Print Pa
per Problem.
Washington, March 1. - News print
paper manufacturers, who have pro.
posed that the Federal Trade com.
mission fix prices for their product,
submitted to the commission cost fu.
lures for their mills and asked that
tho price allowed permit them still
to do business at a profit. Present
prices, they declared, would mount
during the year because of scarcity
OF wood and advancing labor prices.
P. T. Dodge, head of the Interna-
tional Paper company, said his con.
Germ was making news print at far
less profit than on other grades of
paper. He insisted that last years
rise in news print prices was due to
rising costs and to an unusual do.
mand.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
The Work That PAYS.

Lord Kelvin, the famous Scotch sci
enlist, used to tell the students in the
Glasgow university that the thing that
made him make up his mind to get an
education at all costs and to work with
his head and not with his hands was
remark made by Scotch minister.
I'm Scotland" he said. "you can get
all the labor you want for half crown
day, but there is no country in the
world where you can hire mind for
half a sovereign day, and some of it
costs f1OO an hour
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
Tailor Killed; Strikers Blamed.

Chicago, March 1.-The first death
Tue to violence in the strike of work.
ers on women's wear has occurred.
The victim was Edward Tonechek, q
s4-year-old tailor who was stabbed
several times in the neck when per
sons alleged to have been strikers in
FADED the shop where he was employ.
I'd and drove the workers into the
street. More than 100 arrests have
been made since the strike started.
two weeks ago, charging disorderly
conduct or violation Of IN anti.pieAot-
ng Injunction.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-03-02
Caught at Their Own Game.

New York, March 1.-Wholesale and
retail dealers in poultry on New York's
East side admitted tho boycott of Jew
lsh and Italian housewives has para
yzed the poultry market and is fast
wrecking their business. They made
the admission to Food Commissioner
Joseph Hartigan and asked him for q
conference through which they hope
to obtain compromise with the won.
On. Live chickens are offered for 18
cents a pound, cheaper than for three
rlaEe. but VQnaR 40 refusing to buy,