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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
Coiorcd Church INV. Cnn,.r

Successful canning work has heen
done in colorcd community in Nir-
Einla the past summer through the
foresight of it's minister. reports the
information Bureau OF the AEricul-
tural department. Impressed by the
home demonstration agents talk on
the value Of canning the surplus pro-
ducts OF tho garden. his up-to- da | g
leader Of Il colorcd church decided to
invest III large hot-watcr Gamer
ana 5000 cans for start. His plan
as u was carried out was not to do
commercial work but 10 get the pco-
pie of his church TO save enough for
themselves this winter. His daughter
has had charge OF it. and the members
oil the congregation have hrouS III
their fruit and vegetables to his house
and canned there under supervision.
saving money for themselves and can
ned goods for tho soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
AMBULANCE HEADQUARTERS
WIPED OUT BY HUN BOMBS
Two OF SIrn or Friends init killed
and -Four Others
Is,f

liNNkE. October 2I.-Thc hcadauar-
teIS OF the Friends ambulance unit. an
organization al $50 workers from an
sections o! America sent TO the west =
crn front hy the American Society OF
friends. has been almost conpletcly
W'pcd OUT 10y bombs dropped from Ger
MAJ airplancs.
Tw" OF The sian were killed and fou,
The storN OF the disaster is told in
report Of Major John Van Schaick.
Deputy tommiss Toner in Belgium q!
The American Red Cross OF which the
Friends ambu!anc, j. Il unit. who saws
y worker whom v" had placed with
INC unit was Slccpin. In the room
with one OF those who was killed II.
"aS not injured IL, described his OK
p"iictCe as follows
VAS AVA he when the bomb fell
90. remember much noise. only the
motion. Tie Who'll. room seemed 10
lurSh back toward wher" the bomb tei /.
and then went down. We fell last and
Secmed 70 be falling through ali cicr-
nifty My life was saved by my bed
shooting across tho room The cupui:,
OF he adjoining building fell where
my bed stood.
The adju!an, of The unit was buried
under the debris for three hours \
!a'Sc OAK chest held "a beam off his
u"Ik They had to tunnel through the
debris TO get him out. He was con-
SclouS part Of the time and directed
nc rcScuciS in their work III. was
bruised, hut not seriously hurt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
Plan, Extra Acre Next Year.

You Nc hear tho expression. "Therc'S
always room for ono more and there
is "a great deal OF truth in it. In this
crisis ~ the nations history there is
room Tor ono more" cultivated acre
on your farm. Consequently every
farmer is urged TO plant an extra
aero of ground next year in some cror
preferably foo,i CtoD--and use the
money YOU Will thus make to huy
Liberty loan bonds. start a sayincs
bank account. take out life insurance
or get u start in raising pure-hrct
hogs. sheep. poultry. etc.
In tho matter Of saving and getting
ahead. any man of experience will tell
YOU that the first $1,000 is
the hardest of all TO makc-will tell
YOU that in he beginning he margin
between the thrifty and tho unthrifty
man is very small One man forEes
ahead Just little. the other man falls
behind just a li;ilc-hut what a world
OF difference in results
Let's start OH tho drive next year by
painting an extra acre and then saw
ing the money Il makes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
GREAT FERTILIZER DEPOSITS
Former German Islands In Pacific
VIII supply Needs OF

ASIINGTON, October 9.-ContrOI
Of valuable extensive deposits Of phos.
pnat" rock on Pleasant Island and
ocean Island. former German property.
now IN the hands of the British. is be-
inG sought by Australia and New Zca-
lana with view TO working the de-
p0sits ana using the fcrtilizing agent
on INC soil Of the South Pacific domin-
ions
Tho islands are located about midway
between the Marshall and Solomon
Islands and are OF coral formation.
f"E ages they have been tho rookeries
OF sea birds that have deposited guano.
and this has imprccnatcd the limo
store. forming phosphate rock about
iort% feet deep. The quantity OF phos-
pilates available Is estimated at 500
100000 tons. and as fertilizer il is said
10 rival the famous nitrate of Chile.
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TIMES DISFA.'CH
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standardized ana lnceYcn for Quick
Reference.

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Minimum OF lines Is allowed.
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Count words to the line and q lines to
the inch.
All advertise mcnts received up 10 10 p. NJ.
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LEGATION will i.ccive prope! classified ton
Advertisements received after that hour
VAL he placed in the Too Late to Class
l:y' column.
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Telephone Your Wan; Ads TO The Times
Dispatch. randolph !, when YOU und ii
more convenient la do 80, and they Will
DC taken ~ office rate
SUlSTArIDNS FOR It'd. WANTS.
Times Dispatch Branch Dtiiccs are main
tanned i'll practically every Drug store in
the city for the convenience OF the public.
Want Ads arc accepted by them Il. rcSu-
lar olhcc rate.
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch OiIGe Tines Dispatch- 1895 Hull
e. Telephone EandvIph bSe3.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Ers nch. al North Second
Street: phone Petersburg 22s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28

Proper storage of potatoes. accord
.HS 10 a specials; OF tho United States
Dci "rtmcnt OF Agriculture. woul pre-
vent much OF tie annual loss In this
important food crop. Inexperienced
growers especially are urged TO take
safeguards against spoilaSc.
Potatoes Shol!d be stored in a cool.
dark cellar ct hr buried in a pit in the
garden They must not he allowed TO
freeze. II they are buried in pits the
potatoes must II" covered sufficiently
TO Keep out all frost. |, exposed 10
the light they viii turn cieen.
y good method OF storing potatoes
Is 70 place them in barrels with a few
hoIcs cut in the sides nca: tho bottom
FOR ventilation. Cover the barrels VIII,
old sacks and place them IL :, cool.
dark part of the cellar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28

cultivate these exquisite lowers The
poultry show of to-day ccnvinccs the
public that the domestic fowls should
beauty.
Therefore poultry exhibits should
be arranged with the utmost taste
y IN the lead. The man with small
sense OF system ana no genius OF
NiStoning u harmonious setting is not
likely TO produce the hes, effect. y
successful poultry exhibition is an ar
usttc display: rathSr il should be. II
rightly arranged - ouchy to compare
with art CallC.,cs and museums in
catching the inicr,St and admiration
OF the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28

during ihe summer months several
irSlnit garden clubs have sold iiow-
cTs. fruits. and other produce. and con
iributcd their profits TO the American
Fund Tor the French wounded \ hall
IN the local market building was hired
IN Ola" town and TIA. different lncin-
bcrs have altc!natcd III selling from it.
y small curb market was Utilized in
another place III each nearly all OF
,he products We're donated but some.
times half OF the price has been re-
turned 1" the d"nor and tho rest Kept
FOR tn" tuuG. The home demonstration
agent has had tho planniu. ana gen
era oversight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
FIX PRICE OF WINE
h"t dealers Get Around ReSuiutions
hhrSins E>fra for
tttcutnn.c

INi.4S ''f'o ., Ia the D.,,,rt.
iH@h' Of Inc Scino and oisnc Inc an
th"ritic. HAY" n.cG the price ~ nrdi
~, vino Win - Vt"w 10 prcycuttnu
rI"l'cfS who have been making ib.n,
.,SS fancy rr''"s The liter pint and
mf'''qG"rtcrsI Of icd vine vas init.
y" -! deere TO 81 cents and White
~" measure h.s not boon cu,.rciv
no,it.' a. may be seen from mo
nan Mnlrh nave been pg, up IN
""arl p's'cs ~ thr department..
i''G ".h". - cent?, attcudar ia
scht White W.Hc 3. cent? att,nd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28

u taxes TIE continuous labor %:
10000 American farmers to feed the
rats III the United States 'rhis l. the
startling tst!inat" OF experts IA Wash
Ington who rgure normal adult rat
=ets away win from forty "a nifty
mounds o; tood5tu:fs ,"aF. Hcs.dcs
'nl- hey destroy property which il
takes 10000 men 10 reproduce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28

the year booH oi the Department OF
Agriculture show that In 1910 gu, OF
total productive area OF s7S.1S4.OC0
s.Ht. FaS Unae. cultivation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
Chnts,,orth Wood. go DO.

LONDON. October at.--Thc famous
Wicksup and LyndoD woods on tho
thatworth estate OF tho Duke Of
bcvonshirc arc TO be cut down. About
30 Iumbcrmcn OF the Canadian For
estry corps will shortly take UP their
Guartcrs at Rowslcy TO do the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
LhBOEEltS-
THE FOUNDATION Go.
OFFERS YOU A JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSKILL~
ED LABORER.

SKILLED OR UNSKILL-
ED LABORER.
War work for all men leav-
ing nonessential Industries.
Ihe chance for inside men to
earn good wages at healthy
outside work and at the same
time help the boys "Ovcr
There" to get ammunition to
lick the Hun.
An unusual opportunity to
work on the line Of ofense
DIT home at good wages, and
you can shortly Increase
your earning capacity. This
offer extends to all kinds of
men, both white and colored,
who are forced to seek en-
rloymenJ in war essential
industries, or to other patri-
otto Americans who are will
ing to start at the bottom.
If you mean business, cut
out this ad, put on your old
clothes and present it to u.
5. Employment Office, 90
East Main Street, Richmond,
Va, or at the U. S. Branch
Employment Office, Seven
Pines, Richmond, Va. Ex-
perienced laborers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe
calllkerS, metal workers; in
fact, almost any Kind OF
skilled or unskilled labor.
This job is an ideal location,
furnished free transporta-
ton to and from Richmond.
Work seven days a week.
Apply only at the above
addresses.
No influenza on this Job.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
SI.IaCIAI. Nnu,Ia:I.S
AUTG> MOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ,.OI,

CApl l.l.At-For sale. ciSht-vylnidcr. seven
., passenger. 1913 model nnonc Madison
FoRD-Thrcc Ford touring cars. In FIRST
class shape. on. at 500. $50. Ap-
ply D. Frank Darling. Rio Vista. Va. one
hali mile south lIChiuoud College. OF make
appointment through Drnni- Auto Supply
Co. 31l West liroad street. Hivhmond
EOEll-'rw" laiS Ford ,na.sis complete
, with all tenders and running boards. Can
be seen 40, West broad Street.
ftl;b--Eor sale. Ford runn bout 1916 model
Just "vcrhaulcd: in perfect condition viii
guarantee. Price $3.50 W. H. Wyatt, Jr
Ii"nm II. City Hall
FORD onc.ton truck. with panel body ON
same. Newly painted Best mechanical
condition. It's really la rGain 4 Movers
Sons 20. ell South Eighth Street.
fOND-For sale Ford runabout IN nrSt-
class condition. 500. Address T. 80. care
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.


AfEH Il. NE& SH" AN;o October - $50
rahsff s, rem MGxb 5S+aenS 35 =! "GsS
iermen, IN Sir Nose. Mon,eMore cemete.y.
fMy p M oa; 5 em M 1dn HnSadn q.
MIS- hSIsiS0S f sn 9! aanshf@
Of ieiry u Go;,rti. 1872 iertsrsSn fata
sa evI 4 h. Ss nsaps ar ns nd M
nemTy " Go' t,,; i've %ia:sEs Mr. =
sergeant Wellington W. I. 5 a. and Henry
Funeral services Will be conducted a, the
$$irayG IN o"*wood Cemetery At AZ" T. NJ. on
Larrisoihurs paper cory.
5SKENS ,b 3eiSHer OF = be I' n.
Nf. ms ii NH ?'ci E-ji M5sn
tE gsf[ S,SGs. q! 'ns SrvG M j" 2sTocH
II, !S 5Gy M Snprd, ,i 4i,sTS + ! nGEME
To- ANAL ;,ia nc .rrE$l OF his son who is in
Funeral notice later.
an s,r~t, I! n rs M s9 Nifh2i
~ az H. i survived BY his wid?w: mother
M ss TSf%Ts aa protSr wa fn4
=. Davis. with the Amoriean cNptdi,ionary
in ss s9"sf Y -e o "lsf ne 10 H
ss; Ms Eh sfs c!s'i K>AN
sarySed hW hHr Sss OF hes Ths
mann and Mrs. t. H. Kaufman live Crand-
rhiidren and minr grHat;grandGhiidren.
.tcrv TO-DAY. October 20. at L. NJ. No
flowers.
LoTEEZo,,,- I5ieI. at her parents residence.
fHUl ia 81 Grace. October IS, at GAO 4. NJ,
lENIIS MARIE. only daughter OF John i.
ana Tennis e LOtctzo. age II years.
Funeral from residence MONDAY. October
IS at 10 o'clock &. NJ. Intcrmcnt Mount
C"iyary Cemetery Friends and .couaint-
10y Mn In Died, a, her reHi!cnee; els For:
rSt IN! Avenue. MARY ELIZA BETH
=, Funeral will he held At the. grave In
Blamdiord Cemetery. Petersburg. Va. TUES
DAY. LEO \. VI.
SiiErliERD = Died. al Grace Hospital Octo-
tier -: At - noon. MRS. MAUIDE wash
On SHEPHERD. in her thirty first year
Death followed an attack OF influenza due
70 pneumonia. She is survived BY her hIs-
band. Chester g. Shepherd. 320I Grove Ave.
nuc her mother. Mrs. w. 4. Tlnbe ria Ike
10! hanover Avenue. and two brothers
G:orSc Nashon. who IL in France ami Fran
Iiinberiakc. @loo Hanover Avenue.
Funeral from Bcnnctt's pariors II noon
october % Burial at Elvcryiew Cemetery
w Ai.DtOP.-Died. at her home S0a4 Tay-
icr street. MRS. MARIAN LEE; Wal
D:.of. vic OF Charles T.. Waldrop.
funcTal notice later.
i'aiiim"re aud Petersburg pa pcrs pleas,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28
. WHY We SHOULD SUPPORT
POULTRY EXHIBITIONS
They Are Opposed to MonSrclism
and Help Arouse Interest i'm
Fowls OF Better Kind.
nlGH.CLAss BREEDING THE AIM
Count. Fair Exhibits Start Health
full Rivalry Strictly Poultry
Shows Should BE Encouraged.
Always Awaken Public Interest.

"" ""'N
y.ln,,u,e,,, Thc,. orr nr.b.hy Ten
~
thh'cS as many "e'o every car nov "S
uaere held the latter part OF the last
,rto,yi@ =; STATE and comfy lars ana II
,.n Kinds OF poultry shows have given
nes ...' 81 s UI The wo"'d Win he
.hoj.es; uuali;v OF n.,; and eggs
=; il 20 the pouItrylnan'S financial
ldvantaGe therefore 10 promote with
h!s business Ii j. also his plain
nstriotic duty.
>vnkcu> Public interest.
Gnc disnl,v OF standard bred
t,pis Is , wondc-t,,l avaIrncr cf nuh
lie interest. No ono can ,ool, upon such
snrCn,iiS .ss>mhIarr If III, rnIycr al
,,indicI IociSs wi,ho,,, having his
a,;@Gtion chsiicm-cd and his interest
enlisted
TniS j. wna, America needs in this
i,, ,-cs i, ~ nrnL,,c,,on 80,
rrcsSci public intcrcs, is what every
noni;S%msn desires If he haS half an
cvc 10 his highest ADVANTAGES
Tho nconlc mus, he made 10 foci the
impor.:.ncI OF a business which already
cu;iais the total value Of ali III, silver
ala gold and coal aud iron products
yearly value Of our poultry products is
Iqi,ai to that OF the entire whea, crop.
>Irc.y the people should be reused 10
,hc worth of this great world in p.
tho chic: forces for ixing the attention
~ our millions Of producers and con
rnurs upon tho outstanding value OF
INC domestic fowl in our Social and
Many a city man mas been captivatc6
toy the growing OF cocks the cacl>linr
of laying hens and hy tho irrcsistihlc
array Of fcatncrcd beauties. at SOM,
Great poultry show, and has gone forth
TO put some Of his business acumcn in
10 Inc production OF a few Thousand
of his favorites lie did not Know.
Tho show Put him wise" So i, is
with thousands Of amateurs Where
lid thcy get their first impulse to raise
inc birds. They caught their initial
thrill :s ,hcv looked upon som. varic-
lies OF beautiful and highly useful
fowls
Promote, High Gins. Rrccdinr
There Is always need OF stress being
siock. Il is ASTONISHING how easily
mongrel breeders II is hard to sustain
thcir .'moralc'' in the culture Of pure
bred fowls. Til" pou:ry exhibition
zinc.
The breeder must come to the SHOW
20 measure his achievements 1t is
there that he gets his rating as :,
md ;hcro only he can come face "a
face With scores OF other men who are
raising high class stock and competent
licensed Judges and grade them ac-
cortiinsiy. lie returns home with tho
prize which belongs to him In this
way. and in this way only. can he &c,
stronger drive in net years breed
ing yards
Moro than this. he gets "a inspira-
ION and hther ideals in his w;.,k II,
eye hundreds OF fowls that are supc, 30,
TO those he places on exhibition. Il
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COBURN
p r f : | N V E NTORY
USED CAR SALE

OoLD SAh DALE
o%N !Sc %Hp SEA 45 nNBT c&e GG ts
lSvnSr33n4 wr TX MNviTlM tE M, EfTiE| 9 2!r
RGfEB NH EEi@t:S Is G%5i ~ iii
c AllIeat ~. Ia MIN njs .95a ,; ;a nqns
'T Eoda li,dl iop sly nn ,ss ,y ns",,a
800 miles and jus, like new rho prioa
MI! surprise YOU.
"ASWHt ;, ,s' pSpa 500 tor tires
sA s5S III ishi six ims good H. and
Gain
6amrer sSork .G s' Nm ds I'm SSHSs
sFsREGAF Sd5 and s9 ;re E" iS 4a, gy
roRp r.ge roadster. 1917, VIA Goodye.r
F. tS: E M,rG in w" Eah and "e'y PARTED
sT s.2t,n4 ba;,; SIX iss negssr sla3
Tire hpm nd e,y on OF the yias>est cars
sTEPEnAkEn rsnr: Iois ga urs- ,og
gain The owner dated.
Nm pELlvEHY truck. ,s!, Win bumper.
'hi!H ioI !iShl HtlNtiS
TWO nEPuEI.Ic oneton trucks completely
sest iruck '' bare " in i: G9 a. "s" hS
ri%ii ,A5. %hHs f,,Hil. % fAf"fR
A%p M2$T Of rIiiEM }Ni<IE ! MILK
HE$ENT Mi: I:EsI iiAE,;Nl%S, IS thSiE;n
C c3N rb b. EhsHGiiM rI MTn n Y"t nE
GOOD GAh. ,You HAD hErT'Ei SEi: u
COBURN MOTOR SALES
CORPORATION OF
RICHMOND
l.l7 WEST BROAD STREET
pEMrH i s4u%r G Nt;Fon rA =; ror SALE.
FOR sale; G;syIinlsT 1916 saXon, run only
~ eae 2as: fmes .I. EGGa Fes Answer
NGW ,TI1sas'g;rss Tor npmeaisrs, delivery;
so%S; %Ss! S'dr the ThRa Iii; Z
SMITH I'oKM- A-TKUCK
.euiexara Es!s; Isis Il -f .ros1 1r s,rss scn'
FfE sbI .,n,j and G.iiSrf heavy and
Motor CO.. les2 WIS., mroaG i'v Mad i2 %i"'
F NtTos sA HSb 5A FHjHEs
ps rr'f y.iuss IN rs. oiSn fs see Us
MAXWELL touring
Cole six" I-Dassenccr
Buick. 4-cNiindcr. - pa sscnGcr
bort. J-DssScnecr.
Cadillac Eight" 1-paSscncar
Buick Sin i-pasScngcr
Oakland roadster
Kline 6-5S. touring
Maxwell .andaulct
Iord touring
Studchakcr touring
Chevrolet touring
USED TRUCKS
Two ton Republic truck.
bnc-tOn DENLY
Smith FoTn-; TRUCK
iludford tTruXton,
RAWLINGS MOTORS CORE.
%lS West Broad street,
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AUTO SUrrLII;S AND ni;rAIIiS. IL
AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auto storage
, tires. gasoline and oils. .:;3 North Four II
Street smith Moore Vehicle Co.
AUTO repairinE. satisfaction guaranteed.
{. l.. Ii2waey. ie29 W. broad ST I,an. as,
AUTOMOBILE PARTS-Savc money on you,
automobi!e parts by having Wilbur :.
old parts for YOU. VIC also ha"" all KIM.
OF aynetos-IIosch. ca. 81: EIsman Me-:
and Splitdorf Also parts for SpiitIorfs
AUTOMOBILES PAINTING
BEST workmanship: only the best m.t.
rials used: lowest In price: "a tiyra ciion
CHARLES WHITE
3il-3l3.3i6 North Henry Street
for Ford .one-ion truck TheSoe. h hodies
ready for delivery and can lie nut on sans
cav order given: ueaduuartcrs for Ford
bodies =: Movers Sons, 1Si East C;arv y"
CAPITAL AUTO SUPPLY co. .iS Eor,h
Ninth. rcDatr Your tires while YOU wsit
CHURCH Hill MOTOR CO, Twenty III
and Broad. repairii & done by skiiIcd mo-
chanics AZ prices consistent with good work i.
nanship.
pEEE $50 no,I Esr'nEo :.3ln! SPARK, Plugs de-
hssseX { Co .Il,.Ii6n,or. al Ser,s e 4dems.
oil Fast broad. Madison $50. ''u'""o'
GET service with your too uphoIstcrlne a nd
curtAy, repatT.ed At the
so w. Broad Street. Ran. ,7,a
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sII 49,,
81 ER MESH BAG Lost. contai,
'h"huc and receipt made out in ow,
,n Finder phone Boulevard 7aa
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IEl.P WANfED-MALt: 80
AUTO EcIiANlcS-Wanted. j. hrst-cIass
auto mechanics: best pay In the clty Ap-
ply .. u Lame. l?ll West Broad
AUTO MECh ANiIS-wanteo competent
",cchanlcs NJ y Stone Motor Co. Ino
ASSISTANT on statistical
work, man about rs years
old, to he promoted prompt
ly to have charge of depart
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empt. Permanent position.
Office Of manufacturer -sin
West End. Give age, expe-
rience, draft status, salary
wanted and telephone num-
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BARnERS-Wantnd. $40 guarantec mt COS
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-28

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cal condition nrst-ClaSs 500. Apply T. Fra mix
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south isichnond College. make appoint .
ment through Dennis Auto supply Co .0l
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BARGAINS-USED CARS
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, iihsSlcr shock abs"rbc's
one frisco" touring
one Ford. panel body. deliver.
bne Oakland touring
ON" Studcbakcr TOURING
CAPITOL MOTOR CORR.
4la West E.road Street,
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The Cordova daily times., 1918-08-28
SENATOR JAMES CALLED TO H|S
 ETERNAL REST

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 28.- United States Senator Ollie NJ. James of Kentucky died here today, after a brief illness
 Ollie NJ James was born in Critten- den county, Kentucky, July 27, 1871, and was educated in the common and academic schools He studied law i'll the flee of his "a hCl, l.. II. James, and was admitted to the bar in 1891. He was one of the attorneys for Gov ernor Goebel in his celebrated contest for the Kentucky gOvernorship. Sen ator James was delegate to several national Democratic conventions, and at the Denver convention of 1908 he made speech seconding the nomina ton of William ]. Bryan for Presi- dent He was elected to the Fifty eighth, Fifty-ninth, Sixtieth. Sixty first and SiXty-seCond congresses, and was nominated for United States sen ator by the Democratic party of Ken lucky in the statewide primary of July L. 1911 He was elected to the senate for the term of six years be- ginning March f. 1913 Senator James was permanent chairman of the Dem ocratic convention at Baltimore, in 1912, which nominated Woodrow Will son for President, and made the speech notifying him of his nomina- tion He was also permanent chair man of the St. Louis convention of 1916 which renominatcd President Wilson. and again made the speech of notification.