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The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19

From the Lamar Republican Sentinel.
Walter Clare Martin, youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Martin, has
returned to Jefferson City from New
York, where he holds a position as
editor of the Oakley Enterprise, to
urge upon the legislature the pass
age of a law abolishing fraternities
and sororities at the Missouri Uni
versity.
1t will be remembered that Mr.
Martin became involved in trouble
with the University authorities last
year, by reason of attacks made by him
through his paper, The Research, up
on fraternities and sorOrities of the
University. A bill to abolish these
societies has been prepared to pre-
sent to the legislature, it is under
stood, and Mr.. Martin is back to assist
in the fight to get it passed
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
THE NEW PRISON POLICY

The recent declaration OF Governor
Gardner that the new prison policy
would include the opening of the
books and records of the penitentiary
and the prison itself to investigation
is a most desirable preliminary step
in the direction of reform in this in
stitution. Under the former admin
istration the attitude of the prison
authorities was to rebuff any inquir-
les and to bar even such official or
ganizations as the State Board of
Charities and Correction. With this
condition, such stories as did leak out
were of the worst, and mystery
thrown around the place made the
public imagine worse conditions than
really existed.
With the new regime of publicity in
penitentiary affairs the truth about
the place may at least be known, and
with this to work on remedies will
soon be forthcoming. Ending the
graft that has been incident with the
past system of management is but one
of the lesser matters to be dealt with !
by the new administration; correct
ing such evils as may appear in the
condition of the inmates themselves |
is much more to the point. Dealing |
properly and adequately with the |
criminal has become a subject for |
scientific study, and the new regime
will do well to take account of these
results and of successful experiments
now going on in other parts of the
country.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
SUFFRAGE CLUB STARTS WITH s.
Two Members Are Voters of Other
States-25 Attend Meeting.

A new suffrage organization was
formed here yesterday at the home of
Mrs. w. E. Harshe on Stewart road.
twenty-five were present and 20
joined. There are now 35 men,
bers if those who are nominal mem
bers are counted, according to Mrs.
Harshe. The Organization will be
called the Missouri Women's Equal
Suffrage Association. One man, ]. r.
Thomas, is a member and he led the
discussion in yesterdays meeting.
The second lesson in series of stud
les arranged by the Women's Nation
al Suffrage Society was considered.
Two of the members, Mrs. E. ]. Nc
and Mrs. w. ID. Lewis, who
have been voters in Washington and
Colorado. respectively, spoke favor
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
City Marshal,

The MissOurian is authorized to an
nounce ]. L. Whitesides as a candi-
date for reelection to the office of
City Marshal of the City of Columbia,
Mo-, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic Primary, date to be announced
later.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
. City Collector.

The Missourian is authorized to an
nounce Berry W. Jacobs, as a candi-
date for reelection to the office of
City Collector, subject to the Demo-
cratic primary, date to be announced
later.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
CITY Marshal.

The Missourian is authorized to
announce ID. H. Rowland as a candi-
date for election to the office of City
Marshal of the City of Columbia, Mo-,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic Primary, date to be announc-
ed later.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
Early Settler Dies at Centralia.

Early Settler Dies at Centralia.
By United Press
CENTRALIA, Mo-, Jan. 19.-Mrs. D.
T. Hubbard, one Of the early settlers,
died here last night She was n years
old and was the sister of the late
Judge Kimbrough of Moberly.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19

this time some effort is being made
to weed the fraternities out of the
University, and it is our judgment
that such a requirement should be
tackled on to the appropriation mea-
sures passed for the support of the
school
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
Son for MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell.

Son for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
An S-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mitchell in st. Louis
at a. m. yesterday. Mr.. Mitchell is
the son of ]. T. Mitchell, SOC West
Broadway, Columbia. Mrs. Mitchell
was formerly Miss BERTHE Boatman of
The son has been named
Frank, Jr.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19

ably of the work done in those states.
The Association will meet the third
Thursday in each month. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
F. F. Stephens, 203 Thilly avenue.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19

Law. and Paul Barnes, yell leader ana
student in the College of Agricultur.
are in the Parker Memorial Hosnit.,
with the grip.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
City Attorney,

The MissOurian is authorized to an
nounce George S. Starrett as candi-
date for reelection to the term of the
office of City Attorney, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary,
date to be announced later.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mayor.

The Missourian is authorized to an
nounce ]. M. Batterton, as a candi-
date for reelection to the office of
subject to the Democratic pri-
mary, date to be announced later.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1917-01-19

Three More Students Have the Grip.
Miss Marguerite Clayton, student
in the School of Journalism, Lester
Hughes, a student in the School Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female

EN-WoMEN. s., weekly collecting names
ANA addresses. No cHnvdSsinE. Send
stamn. ~. Suucrhh Co, baltimore. Nd.
WANTED. trUch"r for col"red school thrnc
miles south II Green !say. Va salary.
So Dor month FIRST grade certificate re-
duir"t Address y Il. .NrNin. Il; T.. -.
NJ. :. Grecn BAY. VI.
IANNASSEES; salary aud commission.
Non" except hu~ti"Ts wanted. AMY after
Sundny, il"t@l Lexington, Room q
WANTED. YOU &" know that ~ offer "a
thorough training f"t rolicg" hu sincSs.
w" teach tn" famous Rowe Budget system
~ book keeping aud t"cnuutancy. 49, taught
IN tn" Departments of Enanc" aud comm" r"c.
ia Harvard. Val" and the Univ"rsIty ~ Chi-
""sn; Gr"EE sh"I thauh, touch tyl.writiuH.
business correspondence. 'O'nu. .'tgl law.
etc. Sr"cinl c"urs" fnr commercial teachers.
Regular "r special courses, with languages.
nri and music Teachers from Now York,
Philadelphia and Richmond. Individual IN
struction located In III" All"rhany Noun
'ainS. IN the most hcaithfui aud most beau
tiful part OF Virginia. NCHr sulphur Springs.
t.utir, city surulicd with spring water.
Ideal climate aud health record Week -cnh
trips and outdoor shorts during N" summer.
For further Information ana special rates
~ tuition. address CLIFTON FORGE. col.
i.EGE MD SCilooi. or COMMERCE.. CHI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
Planning Mill Foreman

WANTED. capab!. man as foreman in
planning mill who has also had cEperi
=. -. Boz 4h:. Richmond Va.
ANFEIb. men I" learn the barber trade
- ana take advantage OF oar cheap rates.
i"Sili"hS waiting. Free CItaioguc sent.
llGhin"md barber College. Richmond Va.
W ANTED. an iuea. You can think of some
Slihplr tnlnS to patent. Protect Your
!"cas; thry may bring YOU wealth Write
Tor Needed Inventions and How TO Get
our rAicnt' Randolph ~ Co. Department
TO-. Washington. II. e.
GOOD money made at home Knitting ho-
SierN Machines furnished time. We
buy or sell your goods. Easy and constant
work wheeler Co" the. :;31 Madison. Chi
~ LESNAN nov making all small towns
To carry few leather htll folds and purses
as side line. Good commission. state ter
rit"ry covered aud kind nf goods you are
now scllin. and references in first letter.
Lon Leather Corporation. - Eiflh Avenue.
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESMAN TO s"u ,ut"rnpbdr e.rcssoriGI
r ''S oilrF lu" ny '%r TEh, Gy E"h'
SALESMAN Vacowy. old nous. pa~m.-
nent POSITION Cover virginia S,bulo la,
81 eN'"pu"nHl terms ltish isson.
~ w"'ls,y advance, sales Manager SUIT,
~ @o Woodward. po'roit
WANTED .Nperi"ncrh salesman ~ s"li oG-
fancy fruit temperance drinks in small
tract with sac weekly drawing arrount -
l,.'nINI S"l,~ MANAGE. -t' liouser IW,1n;.
SALES manager wanted Something nov.
,, ..M. ,mr5s 1,G".@'iy I@trils - to SEQ
~" iorri,ory FREQ sam %lns, 's Saver. 'G o.
: Waiuwufht s. N.ouisl
WANTED. p lush -ciass southern sonuenwTt
hing trade throughou; tic south fur ono 81
~" ITs 1000 "nnn,t", lnr.tt ~ thi' co~n-
Hr.~N .1'" 4" ,ErHSf, - bus,n"ss u"np"-i ton
without iucumbranca. coca SALARY r., -i..rf
on win en-" future proap'rts. AHdro.; ip
~ car~ Time Di~u,ich
iiiIii CLASS man with org,uiz,iion. 80
who ami has ben s4cce-sfui snd Wiz
POSITION that Of ,is;rict anno-vi.nr @,n .,o5
men ior mani hiEh-.ia-s uauufactur"rv
Is q naw w6ndarfui s,sojina iraciGrr s .'a'
truck Of Ero"; power alri n"NuiUty mt w
$50 and 3r5o Hero is Tho "pnortunlty a.
W. maa in Year rr y"', c,,m nn,iifl
hore is chauc" of lifetime Perrino. y
North l.aSail" Street. Chicago
THE new rcrsonat Todd protoctOEraph
,h"ckwritcr sells for $40 Intelligent. ac-
s H S aatr ca" rod l Gr%l'Ie T"ni'
Co. mo TO- North Etrhth Street
SALESMAN "" have ,speoial,I = strong
from $s,0o to 40 oao pcr wear "" want 4,
an article whicn towers over compotiton
/ like 'he Woow"rrh Hnilding over !. shack.
trac, which should easily c..rn for him tMc
: maN tmnm AMOUNT mentioned above. II 49,
d Times
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~ .MENIOltiAM
.Jnsrpl, Is. iSrasiry l..

Richmond. Va. January 10. l"i'.
The directors OF the Richu"i,d TruS, and
savings Company have heart with d"cp
e"rrow 81 TIA" death ON lnnuaty . II th.ii
!ri"uh and aasc"istr. IpSEpli ~. HEASI.Ef
Associated with this body sine" it's or
Ei'niIn ton. h" was 10y reason Of lifelong o
p"ri"n"c IN the bankinr worli. siurnlarly
htt"l I" lead and advise. aud th"s" qualities
Of mind aud heart he freely gay" =" this
~" nf those who "bcy"d III" in
junction Of III" apostle, Let all among you
ne swii, l." hear. slow TO speak. slow u
Courteous ia manner. careful Of III" right
ana rrtni"uN OF others. "onS"rNIitE" dnd
faithful In his ideas of right and wrong.
Was most valued member of y"ur h""rt
IN lh..i dir"'io who's" wi"c ""un-"Is VIII
be sadly missed
Trust and r"Ilarc" is placed in such :,
if" by his friends D"caus.. they know tina:
II y insured H. :. Keen sens" of rcctti ud"
III" hoard. there fore. boyviuG 10 th" VIII
Of 'tNin" Providence. iu III" death of our
friend and member. bears testimony I" lis
Keen regret that his faithful rr"s"n"s VIII
h" WIN ~ u" mrr". and directs nat ms
ininu," =" str""d on its records. and copy
HIcnMoND TRUST 4 SAVINGS 90
By Y. !. WIii.1NGllNM. lH..
Secretary.
e,Sminc,hcr. NARY CN,iTiirriNr !; HESi|.
Hcr rr.n3,on. ,lOS.:pH r MAHER. ia
'WAnr;icK rH%NKii..ii&&- ELS. ''' WI" Iied
Peace. 'r."r- rcnCc
DII'I;IITEpS
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HELP WANTED-Ecmalc.

NAMIED. an experienced white Or .c"i"rcd
70 nurse nurse Ter two small children references
,eienh"me RouiavarI i' Zoo ''"''- ''-''''" OK
WMMTEn as s,ccretpy. on farm near
kn"Wiedses' OF ACCOUNTS. S'G Nrss vim fht
'T r. h,at'In. references and saiary eNn'cted
NANTEp an experienced cook with refer
sh%Wcs Good wages. small family. Apply
11 o,,;;k lazy wanted rs .ashsr MIST he
Vel Vel accompanied ,Annly to L. O. Me
co home home sewinG nlain riotH seams Any
No trIners wanted samples ioc neturned
IL mcr m?' s"Hs9aci"Ly Lions Sewers CO. Job
and sell we'll established line Ia deal
ts nr"vi"4s ,cNrcrignc" not nee sIary.
l,rmi; Co" Dent. So. Omaha. Mob.
"fk anaya;, n plants! for kHdersarten can
SEVERAL. ladies 10 travel. dem"nstr"tc our
no goods an'! aei! dealers ENnrriHnr" IN
Duchess Co. Dent. la9. Minneapolis Mimi.
IA niES, "" have an easy. rr"ntahi" way
Tor you Il" earn cNtra money without in
nn,hinE: FOR YOU /" sell. Write !or ,r"Gticn-
Xii .rS CIR Gra4 t,.fi 81. so" u Hoffman
's f'f ,o.nrv hour sSms fnr@.SS
NnrristnMn. Ia.
WANTED. ln,lics everywhere IL" mail cir.
weekly. no eNpericn"c nc"icd: We supply
circulars. NddIcss Dixie Mailing company,
WANTED..-Yonnr ladies can nnd rl"asant
and S% 9ar "I"~i Lunch % % rao
o o q, cost "nd r"nN nn,,i irsssins.
hardy Street.
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VA NrIID-SuIesn,en

Win: Io,,, sly hisn class stock s:,lrsmcn
by Numerous banks ana iniuen;iai '' bnsi
m Mons m men stock salahi' Without restric-
msmnnq prGnniis and in vFEinia; etc. is
s!"tk salcs mans viewnont Iro i,s" 'r t%r
n'sryeI Fisca Assmt E%x A4"r %or,a lGr
WANTED. au,omoGiIe salesman cXperi,nc,
sisan nreitTiei Ap"iy f Ht mai speSi StSEr
' s 80 our %eg sd e In you" T rrTss%
,js% mr., fans Every merchart nani, manu-
S. %"nnds Aadrsss ran Dept. unltsd Stats
Sii,r: tine statesmen make $50-$:5 weekly
ars "GE si 2nr "nESrssm sl tH"H syara nun
Samncs light. r."siy carried Npp!y now
E Don mai Val Fan Dept. kcmrcr fh@m.,s
sAir:SAiaN Wanted. Experience unnGces-
Tse list 1' o. on msi '1 ana Wie for
HnmdreGs Of oar students Who earn 500 10
TX Nt f" sIss, ff "errsSt Si'c nept
ton Chicago. New York san FrUncisc"
HA Nm, $40 Wsshiy aud <ioGo years
n aG '!> fnm Vending magazine v1n cree Mil
5T c5laa ira s"ssMSn %'esnYy "a 4
50 liron,iWaH. New York :5,''"' w. INC
SALESArN. a necessity FOR merchants
am,;G HGnnnH. liberal gon"seioa. r%'Hci
y
SALESMAN. capable spccrnity man FOR Nir.
Eiuia. Siapl" line on new ana ,.Nccptinn!I
terms. vacancy now. Attractive commits
$40" so"' T,Iss f3r ini5 ~. wcSk!y for
thinning. cleveland g arm
'tMfETENf statesmen. 81 merchants pre-
l"rI"d. Ivy WclI-rat.d Cleveland concern IL,
sou Sl'TtnhntS greatest speciality ot tho day.
$500 I" 5000 per month: commissions PAID
~. Station .. Cleveland. o
81. 10 500 weekly Tor ike saI.snren sciIinE
large Inc OF auto oils Srcasca. ptints and
'thcr "n"clalti"s. Don't bc satisfied. ,.tl
our proposition. F.rf.N H"nmimg Co.
cleveland. -.
SAIiSMA\. experienced any line, Tor I'M
cNc"llcd now speciality proposition to gen
erdl trade: splendid commission contract FOR
NrGthih. Vacancy February l. So, v,ci; ia
Toy rNpcnScS, Cont mental trwclry Co 2.t,
,"Illcnlih RntidlnE. Cleveland -.
WANTEb. saicsjucn. 'i.imitcd number 10
tire tim" on side linc men. Good territory
open f"r loi, Average commission -
per cent Drawing account to the right
mon. National iinrnrttng Co. 81. Louis. Mo
WANTED, cal"suivn tn sell fancy fruit roin-
pcrnncr drinks In small towns. Liberal
commission aud Contract with Nt0 weekly
draw ms account, itrrihaI ManufaCturin.
90. st. Louis. Mo.
EN;HGEri' virginia. agents wanted to sell
rclinhl" accident aud health insurance on
contract, Johnson 4 Ndau,s. Southeaste,f caste
MMnhE.rs. WaahinSton. y. {.
CALENDAR salesman ia Sell tho Mueller
In" "NcluslN" wood aud glass novelty
Calendars, all now, papcr calendars. leather
goods and novelties 5000 q year for III.
right man. Mueller Brothers. .Gii West
foih Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-21

WANTED, twelve men and
twelve women representa-
tivcs. Apply between 8 and 10
O'Clock, Monday. The Quality
Clothes Shop, AS East Broad
Street.
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81 1gS SIS for $3.50
DEATHS

SS.-Di.d. at Johnston Wills Hospital
Mrs &iAGi'';;if +: ' ,nN"KH.TTTj %STKiN%$S.
Fumera took place +, roe Green chris
,,,.n.. ohmr 3. Hanover COUNTY wEDNE:s-
o. aT'5 . 'ffH%s 5q ,'' sn ;5aa {; 81 gan, Hf'n
she Is resting 50 swce,Iy; oil. 10, her res,
ncr sI..,ness Is ended. nor troubles all
OH tn,nA hqw she mourncd ana suffered
Ia No long niph, hours ~oo,hcd her
TIL Goa in Ills mere. sent down from
An angel VINO whispered = message 81
q D.S Il IL N se H. q %, asS ar gloom.
Conc fr"u "a" hearts ,n., ioved ner best.
az -IIi lin j" sl 81 iiilG' 'o'"".
.\ED GEANDMOTll:E.
FuETcIEE. Died ms residence 5i'
AinhEliY' WAGk "FFLhfE!TcHri:. liz IL IS sur.
Sh y ~ w XII ae i29y ch,l"r@G ,i%re
~ FLETCHER: also three n-oth@rs and TWO
W r'Sr.i and NJ, j +; ~ = Fletcher MIS-
''hari6,tasyiiic va and Clarion. Pa
rarers ple.," cory.
M@FEtTr Did lniy g 80 Mn, her
~ ,W%'RRs viii{dr%IioN $loFFFEr.Ei' WIDOW widow
- go ' a,ni, 10 adwr is''''le w, pN !
I&%j p is I2"g$ff 3; az ,arb,er NJ Il
5''untS va ana ieloyeG. wi" Wife .: Wi!iiunini
Fuge-.i from re-denec of .. y HAWKINS.
n.,io'E SUNDAY ArTi:K&6oN. January II.
wALk.EH pie(. ,Fridry .t,.rnoon, J anu.
i&,M II" W&KlE Er%" in r" 'na seventh t T.;
enr 81 'hi.: age IL is survived 10, h.. sewn
n' we, h Mt. il ta4Saye 'n Sir, Wii''"n
Ai-r,. WaIR.r
FuneraE FROM tnc rcsidcn.c. az Il Il; Flor
'rco -. GROW Avenue. Richmond. Na.
SUNDAY, JsIu.fr ]. l"i1. = y o'clock noon
. i-f.tunut b. hollywood
,tr;a.i' saI.nn.h GA on sa,urdsv m"rri-
irS.iUili,'-. EpwAUp BLAND WILL Vi
HSiiI' ''Eh'"Tp yc,niT,rn1ln"an ~.
IN son ii edward Hand Williamson: Sr.
mi h'rs Lula Wqr nam Wiilismson. and
sh,m Wi''iaineon aud MS widow. Nj Anna
,'li-vr Williamson. 81 SoSdtpu. W. Mr.
Wi,htT,"" W., nI..itTTi|i @t Tirrimia: but
v"sr 'h'r" hi' father j. cnsaCed III iIsi.
'rho funeral cas condurted IN 81 lamcs's
t:uisru'.,l 'nur.h. RuSGtou. Va and in.
Torment waS ~ The cemetery 81 hi- church.
i.-E DID. saturday morning - 4. ~.
L"c. 90; ''Ncs twoou' stafford County Va,
LpiiN MASON LEE JR.. aged ,hr'y-"irhf
Miss Etthe T'iuhl., OF stanton: Va. and
on" lt,l" daVrh,"r ny. Years OF ,.re. hls
ilih"r tntcc .st"r- MIR g y. c"rGwcl.
rich,mond IA ana ''Hriss Isnn;e Ma arsf', ..e
u stafford. tIt pu' BROTHER, " BankE"HC
Loo. OF STAFFORD
Auu.. ,Nur,I Si..forI County. Va on
---E.L y y -L.- - - = y q -gL1-L -0-..L-
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WANTED

Large truck company has
an opening for retail sales
man With headquarters in Rich
mOnd. References and cXperi-
cnce first letter: correspon-
dence confidential. Address
Representatives, care Times
Dispatch.
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Classified Ads
business Chances, Help
Wanted. Situations, Etc.
p q e. I
SEW { N
It'd WANTS

NS i$";s NO In, SSF %;'I' "s'',,o"
ocr,on a@!"% l!v lSn nn. %s gHfGtSs
A,;E. Used MlrilIN oNm Mrrn, Win
So tiiAcGE on corr. CAaIi 70 AZ
RATE rEK LINE.
Minimum space. two lines.
&uNDAy "nI Dahl Insertions. 30 cents.
,oNShCo,iN :. Insertions. 50 cents.
situation, Wanted. Nal. and Female
J. ~" DALI "r SUNDAY, cents Inc
i ,th.s Mtn'u "n" ""ek. /" cents "a .inc
bhsis ga measurement H. @uIId aEa,c, II
NO above rat,s coy.r .li ,:iaS,,il.i tions.
''hEN.N'"tI"hH NOT Eu"rant'r'l after ) l.. ~.
>tnsrhTio>s rOw f.-D. WANT Abs.
u. io!.owims TtGcs Disp"t"h iir"nch Or.
:, ant Ads. ar "o,ep,.u ny thcim a, me
e, VEST - rousiIuE- SInEET
tHycio DRUG ator" rloSd A'e. and
seems i'n.umacy. e.aa Iiano."r 40.
"Ir'r ,,,, Dri ,; 5'9t, ~ "y"'y Az"
:. Mr=h! nrn@ o. ine., Lou.oo'uy ""d
I.oyt Drug store Alrn Ave-. and Grace s..
,'ien Ayenue rnarm"cs. Ai"n Ave and
J. I. J"hrnn prus 50. ~ ", Main St,
i:.iiinci Drug store 500 w: Ahrsnah st
haInet t'S' bru ' 5t6rS. -, s,s ,l s.,
y. IL M"y * Bioa.. BROOK A... .nd Clay
.arr.nt nrup store. roushec aud HroaH
r. .,EAisrr ~ ,ocs,lmr: $rnniEr; :,
arsyS " rrntE TG,g ,na Sa ,ii''.n ts ~
MALLS DruG store T,iiu aud Mursnali Sic.
" i E H,t, 100 '2 ,o1 S%r! l,h, i1'a g., -
itIh"laaon Drug sore. ''i 81 seven
arc. yn!! a.,rla ,, GSg,G l"t ~, Siam
Winens rharuacy rwen,>-nrs, amt Mat-
spr,naer Drag company rwcnty-mirA ana
Wool . Sehanf Drug 60. T~en,y mn
"'WV N'hH'I. a.. ~ ..,. c,,t .,,,t ,,.,,
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SITUATION WANTED-Aiale

iHyNG NAM l.'-;;;; ~ "'',gt,i 81 ono. OF the
TOT "FseJ position, Gr%''i2 Hs,oa IN Se Sa H
~" mr. t.. ""i u,.""iT If , G mi G%GSs
aorresDo"icnac Would also gonstaor = :.
SSrS And "@.1'y furnish 9t rei"it
dress ! vi. car" Times Dispatch.
va TED position as o?iiegtor and n"ok
in office. Good reference. AIurcss r. Ssi.
FANM manASct Wants POSITION. middle
nsed sinsi" Eentie'nnn capnhlc OF man
nvaong and harvesting farm crops includ
n lS nh mSy FngS'nS apd i%edinH fern s,?g[
EnG GT '''a a @ @r. Trni"nH %GlT AM"
lS-y"nr-oId nigh school graduate desires
position. References. ! S25. ear" Times
IN ni" man. With as, eim"io I,i,, 20 y"nrr.
also. Addr"ey Rox lG7i. City
ARE YOU IL need ~ services Of :en"rlt
cue" n'-te~ 'ftuG" anu l. MillHE To $l!t'f
moderate salary. 8 SO c.,r. Tm.s plSpntcl.
MlpnLE- AGED man. college education. ~
wan,a nositon at once. Phone Randolph
WANTED ro-iiion az working manager il.
WIN hGn"rG faf fI farm IF 9rchnr4 Germ ma
WNNrEp 10y Il imiddIe-ngod man. a situa :
ton. ntsh; or day: Has worked in whol.
II ~. caro- Times Dispatch.
WAHNTEpp, position a. h"eEke"p"r, or ~,
vars oxpori.moe in retail business. Address
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POSITION ~ 't,v salesman or collector. !
sol CIR, rlmc Disratch
hnGiSrEhED nh"r,na.rs, nuen for relief.
c,rc Timc- Di.uat, u.
WANTED pes!ti9n hy, y9unF mpPrrea men
livery IAN do own reUatring. Good rcf"r-
cnC's. rhrcc Years al last place. VIII
iut, 10 Il" l1uitor wu"'l and b" g"ncr.tlly
useful. Address n. - N"rth Eighteenth
WANTED. by So"f nous" uaintor iusd.
"r outside. painting. l,owiS'S lead AMI
best iiu,ced oil used. VIII work Oy ,iny
! or contract itr stTic. E">t references. W'l
also paini. Stur leak In roofs. Ad..roSe
PAINTER" ~ East ciai. Phone Madison
G\5i-I.
LINOTYPE operator wants POSITION. Viii
inG tn work ;.r moderate salafN, nr"Vid
inG thor" * chailu- OF advauc. nl"ut u
~ CAR" Times DisI.ttolI
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rHE MoNTiCEIIo ~ North Eighth
street, nice, clean. heated. soc. T5c. 81 90
SliiN: $3.50 To- $500 weekly.
FURNISHED room with running wi.ter.
steam hcut, y" (! NirEnia Nuartmeuis,
Fifth and Main. elevator
THREE rooms unfuruishcd. ground Ga"rs
desirable" for office or shop Specisi iernlg.
tii Eust Grace
70 ur tWo gentlemen. large rooE nice!yA
furnished aud heated sinEl. he0L cleo
trio ltshts ph"rc, etc. No studcnts, 2I5
VERY attractive fwrulshcI room IN ana r.
mont West Eud: heated. reasonable reset,
= 50 tarc rim.s pisuUtch.
s.tCoNn noor fncushed room ii5 NSr,t
TWO furnished rooms. heat. h.tth aad.
electric lights: reasonable cal pftcr2
v. NJ. Montrosc Ap''rtmcnts, North SiGfh
street.
LARGE room fnr rent ,.Ncpnd 1nor. gtsr,
ntihcd or nnfurnishcd III North TBentSsE
ninth street.
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SITUATION wANTED-slale

WANTED. hy Young married man posi-
ton az night watChman or night fireman
can fnrniHh references u rcuurcd, Ad-
dress Fred Scott, DrcMrS's Blum. Va.
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WANTED. cood-Sa wuliN man to 'uj tract "t
pine Thinner near boswell. Woodward ~
SON. wh"i"sal" lumber. South Tenth street,
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WANTED

BY Richmond man, thirty
seven. now employed. excel
lent personality. habits and
ability; sixteen years expert
ence house, city and travelling
salesman, also clerical work
position as city or house sales
man. any line. Would consid-
er travelling Richmond terri
tory-or any other good offer.
III Sill. care TimeS-Dispatch.
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lttLr MANTED-Nlalc

EAILNNAT mail clerk exams everywhere
February 10. Complete spec!a! prrpara-
ton by iOrmcr government examiner, IS
Write GuiyIS Tor Irce booklet j-l:. Patter-
Ctvii service School. Rochester. y. \.
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FUNERAL NOTICES

COLE Tho funeral ~ Mrs PAT'rIE COLE
wifi 10. conducted i th.. East End Ra pits,
Church a, O'Clock MONDAY AFTERNOON.
iut.im"ui ia lakewood.