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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-22
'L.APlDARON Los HUELGUISTAS
LA CASA DEL COBERNADOR

brica. Solo asi la Cerveceria no pa
ralizo sus trabajos y solo asi sus
obreros no reclbieron de sus compa-
nero5 d~eclarados en- huelga, ningu-
nos %perjuicios.
va Ia huelga termin6, pero Sc me
dice que los trabajadorcs no estan
muy conformes con los resultados
obtenidoS; entire ellos Sc rote cier-
ia agitacion Y no sera dificil que So
brevengan mas dificuitades en- estos
dias.
Muerc ell DIR. ]. de Die. Trevino
Por informaciones particulars cue
sc han recibido en- esta ciudad. he
sabido que en- Monterrey ACADIA de
bajar a Ia tumba ell Sr. DR. Juan de
Dios Trevino, decano de los mcdicos
monte-regianos y homore de am2lia
~cultura y de relevantes ~cualidades
personalcs.
Ell Er. Treviio era muy querido
y respetsdo en- la CAPITAL dc Nievo
Leon; fue el maestro &c la mayor
parte de los med:cos que en- Ia ae-
tualidad e~jercen su profession en-
aquella ciudad. Fue Ell discipulo mas
querido del Dr.. Gonzalitos Y duran
tie varias epocas preside e. Conse-
10 de Salubridad, Director &c Ia
extinta Escuela de Medicine y Dc
lcgado a varios Congresses MGdicos
que Sc efsctuaroa en- Mexico y Ell Ell
extranjero.
Don Juan de Dios Trevino muri6
a edad muy a~vanzaia. A suS funera-
les concurrio ell G~obernador Zam-
brano y cast TODD ell pueblo de Mon
ter-ey. Sc pronunciation en- el pam
te0n seatidas oraciones funebres.
Hace pocos dias arribo a Ia CAPT
tai de Nuevo Leon el general JESUS
NJ. dc Ia Cara, antique maestro de
escuela y hoy Jefe del Department
to de M~ilitarizacion en- la Secrttaria
de instruction Publica.
e. recibiniento que Sc lie hiZo On
Monterrey a Cara fue muy desaira-
do, no obstante que el Jefe dc las
Armas, por indication de algunos
clubes politicos, mand6 2 Ia Estacion
del Nacional una banda de musica.
Jesus Cara lego q Monterrey
con objeto de hacer propaganda en-
favor de su candidatura para Gober-
nador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-22
Los obreros ~huelguistas
Sc disgustaron por las
medidas que adop-
to Zambrano
Por Correo. par- IA PRENSA."

Por Co-reo, Ear- "LA PRENSA."
LAREDO, Texas, Julio 19.-Per'
sonas que han llegado a esta clu
dad p~rocedentes de Ia de Monterey
me han suministrado datos c'ertos
acerca de la huelga de obreros cue,
Dor Ia cantidad tan graEde dc Cit
dadanos que Ell ella tomaron parte,
hubo de tomar preparedness escaada-
!osas V alarmar a-lo5 vecinos de Ia
ar6spera e industrial capital de Nue.
vo Leon.
Dicen las infornlaciones a que me
refiero, que 81 pueblo obrero indlg-
naJo sobre con el Sr. Nice
foro Zambrano, Gobernador de aqueI
Estado, varias veces lapid5 su casa
Y cometi6 algunos desmanes que la
policia intent5 no Sc consumaran:
psro en- vano, porque los obreros es-
taban, enfurecidos.
En- vista de Ia act;tud amenazado-
"a de los huclguistas, el Gooernador
piGi0 auxilio al Jefe de las Afmas
en- Monterrey. Y este militar, COM
~prendiendo que las cosas loan po-
niendose muy negras para don Nj
cCforo y hasta para la mlsma guar
melon, ordenG que nime-o compe-
tente de soldados ocupara la resi-
dercia del citado funcionario y que
tres o cuatro ametral!adoras Sc esta-
blecieran en- las azoteas.
Durante los famosos dias &c IA
huelga. los habitantes de Monterrey
permanecie-on alarmadisimos, pues
tanto los so!daGos como los gendar-
mes encargados de cuidar el crde.i,
psseaban por las GALES armados has
Ia los dientes; Sc ~esperaba que de
IN momento a otro hubiera choque
sangriento entire el pueblo y los
guardianes, mas ACCOMPLISHMENTS
NADIA pas6, a exception de dos maqui-
nistas golpeados por la -~muchedum-
bre en- la Fundicion de Fierro y Ace
70.
Tonic Ia huc!ga tan grandez pro-
porciones, fue tan es~candalosa Y tu-
tales ramif;cac!ones entire Ia cla-
Sc ob-era de Monterrey, que hasta
las mujeres que trabaian en- Ia Fa-
brica Industrial decidieron declarar-
sc en- huelga Y acompanar a los que
reclamaban mejores salaries.
Los trabajadores de Ia Cerveceria
Cuauhtemoc, cn vista de que los
obrercs huelguistas les demostrsban
una actitud huraiia Y amenazadora,
suplicaron a sus jefes les dieran de
conner = los dejaran do-mir en- IL IA
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cado n ella enmedio de la catedra, pa
"a decirle con voz timida: "senorita:
INC tiene listed IN pedazo De pan?
Tengo mucha hambre.....
Sc refiere en- Mexico, que cuando la
comisioa de medicos rindio su informe
al Consejo de Salubridad sobre Ia pre-
tendida "entermedad" Que habia entire
los ninos de algunas escuelas; cuando
Sc dijo claramente que Ia ninez en-
Mexico Sc muere de hambre, Ell fin
chado director de Ia institution comen-
to agrismente: Pero.... esas madres
Observation-Disclosures. ;por quee mandan
q sus hijos a Ia escuela sin darles sus
alimentos ?......
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-22
PENDIENTES DE INVESTIGA
CTON

Francisco Rivera, radicado en Ia
casa nd,nero SD de la Gale Guada-
lupe, Francisco Gonzalez que vve en-
la Gale Sur Laredo y Antonio Cha
70, domiciliado en- IN Gale Sur Pecos
n1mero 725, fueron arresrados aver
tarde por los detectives Wheeler =
Knight, habiendo sido alojadoS en- una
zelda de Ia c&-cel dc II ciudad 4 dis
posici0n del departamento de detecLl-
YES. Los tres acusados estan pen
dientes de investigation : hasta aEo-
che no Sc hacia ningun cargo formal
en- su contra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-22

Una noticia cogida al vuelo en- los
diaries de Mexico, referente q Ia an
gustiosa situacion porque ~atraTiesan
los ninos pertenecientes a Ia clase me
dia de Mexico, nos hizo ocurrir a una
persona que de Ia metr6poli ACADIA de
uegar q San Antonio, en- solicitud de
datos so5re esta desconsoladora es-
pecie.
DE hambre, 81 senior; rertigos
de hambre sufren les ninos en- las es-
cueias de Ia capital de "a Republican
nos dijo le referida persona a pregun-
"a q le hicimos sobre el t6pico de este
articulo. \ agrego: a tan t-iste situa-
cion ha llegado a verse reducido Rues-
tro pals, cue Ia niHez empieza q su-
fir tambien 10 Que al principle &c es-
u va inmensa crisis sufrian unlcamen"
e las personals mayoreS.
listed sabe que JodoS los articulos
de primera necesidad en- Mexico Sc ha-
Ian por las nubes, como Sc dice vul-
garmente: cue hasta las familias que
antano tuvieror comodidades atravie-
san Dor esa misma penosa ~situacion
de que hasta los mSmos p~eri6dicos ca
rrancistas hablan sin pudor Y sin re-
' porque saben que c~allarselo o
en- contrario seEia quere!
taoar Ell sol con un dedo.
Les aiimentos son poccs, caros
y malos
La actual alimentaci6n de Mexico
ss-opE2sueI1ue oIlssnu onunuoo-
apa-te de reducida y cara, maia, ma
lis!na. al grade de que las mas de ias
p~erjudica en- vez de aprovechar
algo. :
Las amas de ass en- Mexico, casi
diarianente tieaen u estar PonIendo
en- pract;ca ell milagro de Ia multiple
caci6n de los panes. pues e. sueiuo del
esposo O del padre o del hermano G,
firalnerte. de Ia senorita que traoala
: 81 casa el diario systemic, resufIa IN
suficiente para llenar 81 obleto: 10 que
antes ccstaba cincuenta centsvos vale
how tres pesos. En- tales c~ircunstan-
c;as. los alimentos nan rebaiado no
solo en- cantidad, sino tambien an ca
Iidad. La leche Sc toma mediada o
aqua. Y gracias 81 Sc conslgue ash
Las piezGs de pan son minGscuias y
valen seis veces 10 cue vaHan haee
siete amos. Y todos los slimentos in
dispensables guardian reisci1n entire
81 en- 81 calidad Y en- So prec:o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-22
RESTABLECIDO
Del serrieio especial de LA PRENS.i

Del Scrricio Especial dc la PRENS.i
MADRID, Julio 20.-pon Eduardo
Dato, Ministro de Relaciones EXte-
riores en- Ell gabincte espahol, que ha-
bia venido sufriendo de un atague de
sripa. Sc encuentra va cnteram2Ete
restablecido, habiendo concurrido hoy
al Consajo de Ministries que Sc efec-
tue. Su condicion lleg6 4 ser en- IN
.oomeato, algo ala-mante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-22

81 Ia. Sc siente melancGlico. diStraiGo.
rereIosO, cs que neccSiia IN aSao de Su
cStTmaro > intestinos. HERBlNE, es Ia
fnedirina mas ~aproposito para tales tras-
iOrnus. EsllmuIa ell higsdO. ;ontfica el es-
tonnage Y limpia perrectamcnte los inies-
t,nnS. Prrcio: Soc. Nendldo por r.. Cohn
and Co. san Antonio Texas. adv.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-22
La TRHBUNA POPULAR

Collection de discusos y poesias para toda clase de fies-
tas sociales, famiiares y patriotlcas. Conhene, ademas, DO
grafias de nuestros hombras mas notables, himnos patriot
cos Y las principles reglas que debe observar toda persona
al hablar en- publi1o.
La Tribuna Popular es ell libro mas complete de los que
hasta ho- Sc han escrito en- su genera, Y deben tenerlo en- su
poder cuanJos deseen O tengan necesidad de abordar una
tribuna. Esta impreso en- muy buen paper, ador1lado con
muchos g1abados Y consta de 1876 paginas.
SU PRECIO: so CENTAVOS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10
CHIEF ACCOUNTANT.

tor aud pnicc ass- itart-. state age. rel
.icUcvs. AMI sslurs expected. j BOD. care
Times bI--at'h.
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GIRLS Wanted, girls for ligb,
factory work, running paper
bag machines. Pleasant sur
roundings; no dust or dirt !:
$3.50 per week paid begin
ners; soc per week additional
for prompt attendance. We
close at 1900 noon on Sat
urdays.
5000 per week for five nights
work, with soc per week adj
ditional for prompt attend
ancc.
Apply Immediately.
WORTENDYkE MFG. CO.,
Foot of Thirteenth Street.
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LELr wANTED-l.EMALE. ~

GIRLS Wanted. girls to work
eight hours, between ID and
Is years old, for a special,
light, clean job. Beginners
we'll paid and can make con-
siderable money in short
time. Apply Allen & Ginter
Branch, Seventh and Cary
Streets.
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WANTED. IVY" men correspondents for cot
lection department capable 81 writing
their own letters and following account
out OF tn. city y mail Good future to
position. Address 4. O. Box Ss3. city
CIVIL scrvic. examinations Richmond soon.
Men desiring government positions. de-
detrimental post office. railway mail, GUS
tom write tor free particulars tn j. e.
leonard former government cNaminerI !.
81 k..toi, r&ldg.. Washington
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LABORERS Wanted. laborers
for construction work on our
new building. Apply to Mr.
Swami, Montague Nanufac-
turing Co, Broad Street and
Belt Line.
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YOUNG LADIES Wanted,
young ladies over Is years
old for all classes Of work,
either day or night. Begin
ners paid $l.25 per day.
Time and half for night work.
Apply Allen & Ginter Branch,
Seventh and Cary Streets.
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It'd. WANTS
TINIES-DISPATCII
CLASSIFIED Adv GRTISING
Standardized and lndcNed for Quick
References

Standardized and lndcxed for quick
Reference.
loc line sunday
s!S Hue Tor S"sssS'<s issFiS"s
SiSo a line for. 80 consecutive Insertions
CONT 'hn ,,,S words to the line and /, lines to
li.poimt machine set is the larEcs, type
vertisene:'t ,.a.l Tor less thom one imcn
AG Mas,e . To- iA-nYin' t,ne Is used
type, WITH cnts. borders or broken coi-
oSa To- hots at esm ml "s dc ,"y avg aHa
riis"m,snts 81" pyrainided together on the
al! aHvcr,He.s.en,s received up 10 10 T.. NJ
~ viii 1"iss 'hS day s.sGne pS
An,iertihein.n,s r.yeiseI after that hour
ny column.
TELEPHONE
e bDnstsy Gg sn wan, Ads to The Times;
sonytS.sS, {" do so He and o1 tne n"T viii
suBsIATICNs FOX LID. WANT ADS.
the ioiiom'"s Ii,nea-D.sba:,h i,Iancn Of
Want ALl ere acceu.eu - them at Inc
wG e@Te ,%'Y r Gnin are s1 f,kfa above
U.s. Te,, hnd ,.n!f,naey. z;E7 W. Cary ST
inAon ST.
Charles $ Turner. Druggist. West Broad
Kerns i:.ar;.acy. .::s Hanover Ave.
8, h. l. Booker Druh Stu,e. -ool West siain
S;s Ds9t s'H. As Ak" X. and a5"e' as. 50
t4 Il !eG p.. p sue Go So aa Mn s.
sasnei.s i. * stofc sol ~ ., raa e.
r,'. IT, Ma Bro Brook Ave. amd Clay
rarrant Er.s Store. Foushee anu Broad
EAST ~ rousHEH STREET
Cohen Co.. u s.aht Broad ST
rage DIX Co. hli T.. Broad ST.
:, Wallis Drug s,ose FIN ahl MarsAs ii
" l. + Bsi.H. Go ' & 4.o, t,' !. St
=. Richardson Drus store. soi y. Seventeenth
turner's rn4facy Ie sEhss It a %. Ma,a
william. Pharmacy. Twenty mrs, and liar.
sptinSsr Drug Co. Twenty third and
iiords Drug Store. Twenty ninth ant Q
wGoa 4 sshaat Drug Co. Twenty: ,,h
r ias pTss s Sres r.E sa5:
Thirty mrs; ST
Fn!!mount rharinas" e.. "i.5 Paramount Ave
BARTON IElGIiTs
Eadys DruS 5tDrr .ol,n Ave
e's iii il.Gi "a; ~. AL msr'" Az.
4. y; CohoE ~ -. 100 rniru Ave.
K Ts 5aassn1 '5iSH so IN! .a s,u! Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
Branch o'''ee I!mes.nlsp.ieA. iioa HUI
WOODl.ASD HEIGHTS.
Woodland ii.ishts Pharmacy. slot semme,
Charles W. Garrison. 3liI Forcs, I'm Ave
SWASSBORC.
81 Roberts r uIGt SS''Fe' ss9' Hun ST
J. a; Black. 2;in williamsburg Ave.
feop!es Drug store. 1900 williamsburg
PETERSBURG.
limt.. Dispatch Branch. 80 %or;n syca-
iNc'" street uhore Pst--srurr "a
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- Ahi.LMA.--M aut"d. good coured stable
1U.n. A2piy Huicher's Stable. az North
week. ,hauH"urs t,-url,l chemist. metal
Iurisi-t Ior iron fountry operator scr
rgilnF machine. "fyc hoyS. Good oppnr-
'Vn.'ias fof bows 10 learn trades. Cnlurrtt
ncH Tor factory Wurh. WHIT. stick candy
sptnncrH l'ubiir Employment Bureau
Roo :. CITY Hall
:. ~, ii i.AA-t!"IiaU!e coior.d man for
night waichnau. Must have br.i refer
,uo"s Apply manager Chesterfield Apart
W.,,IIMA% Watchman wanted. Must L."
"r' We willing. strictly sch"r and thor
ouEhly reliable IN reply give age. ref
cr"rcc. natiunalitv and wages wanted. e
oar" Times -ni>uatch.
YOUNG MAN Wanted. :, young man To edit
and mint weekly paper VIII give
rrHSonahl" wages Ia one who will hustle.
rNc Nid'a~L NirGtn'an. "almyra. Va
Not&G man about Is Years old by large
ear aSInn.aimcnt NHGiy Mon Sn"F morn
ing: n"uiamim Z Crump Co. 1909 East
YOUNG NAN Wanted. bright Young man
nor Over IL ears OF age for clerical work
Must f2Nc some ! noMlcdgc ~ tyrcwrit-
IN" Annl, "a Corlcy co.
th" drug busiuss ON" with some cx.
NV $50 West ~. gh
M.ANTEp young man. Mus, understand
handling automobiles. IL North Eighth
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MEN AND BOYS wanted to
work in our nursery. w. T.
Hood & Co., Gintcr Park.
MlLKER--Wanted, mixer in dairy, man
or woman Gil Mutual Building. City.
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HELP wANTED-MAI.E.

HELP wANTED-MAIE. 30
MEN-want-d. several men above draft age
with sales experience. Mr.. Whit.
Chevrolet Motor 60. as West Broad
MEN-Gct sw"ll. stylish. hand tailored
spring or summer suit free ana make some
real money special tive.
Y" furnish everything. Send postal t"-
day FOR lig style book OF 1915 fashions with
liberal samples and amazing IRE. suit Of
% RUBY railorS. bout. III. Chicago. III.
"ir:N. age II to A.: experience unnecessary.
Travel. make secret Investigations, re.
ports. salaries. expenses. American
Foreign bet.rt :" Aceucy. iG2 St Louis
MAN I" work this city rcnnishiug chandc-
U"r-. brass Lcds automobiles. 10y new
method. $40 daily. without capital or
experiences, Write Gunmeial Co. - Elm.
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Instruction IS. Returned IL moi appointsd
rarticulaTs free. American Civil Service
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HELP wANTED-NIALE.


WANTED. an idea. You can think OF some
simple thing to patent Project your
ideas. they may bring you wealth. Write
for Needed Inventions and How to Get
Your Patent" Randolph ~ Co. Dept. t12.
TWO good To 10 ditch digging by yard
or day. Also SIX strong farmers to piow
and use team large plantation near
Richmond. Steady job and good wages.
Must have reference. WiitOn-on- aIues.
Richmond. Va.
IS demonstrators. earn - to SC daily. f..
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FORTY LABORERS

WE need laborers for our lum-
Der yard. Apply, ready for
work. to Mr.. Campbell. Mon
tague Manufacturing Com
pany, Broad Street and Belt
Line.
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YOUNG LADIES AND
GIRLS!


If YOU are going to work,
why not work in the
INCEST PLACE. the
place where you can make
MOST MONEY and be
treated with CONSIDE-
RATION and FAIR
NESS?
WHITLOCK BRANCH,
fWenty-third and Main SITS.
Phone Randolph 1876.
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will pay any honest man W to $50 month
" Tor part OF spare time. No cnnraSSirE.
No capital Write o-day. NoorhcS, Desk
700. r-H"h M. N"h.
WANTED ambitious educated. Industrious
Young man to work snare time. private
E"n" for board and room while taking
C"urS- Train fare naid Position Euaran-
t"cd Sa1 To $1,000. Tuition paih SO month
~ from SALARY Give age. education. ref
"r"Ncc. rh"torrarh. Piedmont business
''r'"r-". l."rchhnrc. Va.
WANTED, rrEistcrcd druggist. Apply 6
or. Times Oispatch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young
man, not subject TO draft, to
take charge Of wholesale no.
ton and furnishing business.
Address, stating age and ref
crences. Good opportunity
for right party. p. O. Box
1913, Charlotte. y. G..
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WANTED. iirst class man to take charge
- uoulirr plant on proht sharing basis
Z. :. Winston. Room, as. American Ma
tona' Rank Bldg. Richmond. Va
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HELP wANTED-MA1.E.

AtIptE lAHTs--,.v" tai irst- class seniors
oniy those Who have had actual "c-
counting experience" iced EpDiy. Address
Rawlings. lil ~ Co lc56-3s Mutual
NmllNlmr. klrhimnnh. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

STENOGRAPHER-W Wanted, experi-
enced; good pay. inexperienced
need not apply. Gas & Electric
Company. Thrty-frst Street and
Washington Avenue. Newport
News, Va.
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WANTED.
MACHINISTS.
SHEET METAL.
WORKERS AND
STOKER- FIREMEN
FOR HOPEWELL
DU POINT
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE.
622 East Broad Street.
Richmond, Va.

L.. t',.i.r hat Diucner wanted. Cru,chneId
Dry Cleaning CO. OF Petersburg. Wishes to
employ an expert hat man. Every IA
City for turning out good work az
cieahihs OF same Is done in our plant
Good salary anu permanent position to
competent man. Apply I'm person or by
letter TO Box 355. Petersburg. Va.
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i.ABCRfES 20 coiorra mon for Carnegie
Steel 80. fif- SrUgch lowest SO huu-
81 - night; SIS month. Shp Tuesday. l.
Auulv Virginia E''pl0y mcut Agency. SO
LAUNDRYMAN- Wanted. prac-
tical laundryman to manage
laundry in growing town in
Virginia; salary and commits
sion basis: quick action ne
cessary. Apply with refer
encc to 4 ia, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

WANTED. once. swift aud accurate
billing clerk. RcminSson operator. Ship
puG clerk To replace man going into army.
Two order pCl.rS experienced in auto sun
ply similar business. Good pay and
rapid advancement To good 5ai.
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-10

M!ACuIEiSr Wan "d. FIRST -cinss machiuis-
to- oversee work in small town. Mus, HAY.
good references and br steady ~ CHEST
wages :" right man. T. a.: care Times
rNt"""'ch
MIiJ.ER-coTn miller wanted Good pay
Is"ud hours Apply Mayo Milling CO. Inc
So North Seventeenth street Richmond
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TYPIST = Wanted, young
lady to assist in office of
shipping clerk; one who
can use typewriter. Apply
Aragon Coffee Co., Sew
enth and Perry Streets,
South Richmond, opposite
Petersburg In terurban
Station.
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I'VE bright, capable lgdieS to travel,
demonstrnte aud sell dealers SIS 10 sitd
per month. railroad fare paid Goodrich
.,rMc -Gomn.ny Dcnt go, omahs. Seb,
WAITED. settied lady who loves children
teen years old. II. II. Doisseau. ChuIa,N
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" asia WOMAN -Wl.,d at once. good
200 Hanover
WOMEN " hite women and
girls sixteen years cid and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
SIPS per day. After learning
from $1.5O to $3.50 per day Of
ten hours. Time and one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
week. Meals served below
cost
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LlNESMEN- Wanted. four first
class; good pay. Apply Gas & t.lcc-
trio Company. Thirty-first Street
and Washington Avenue Ncwpor:
News. Va.
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Wanted, experienced girl or
woman servant; small family. room on lot.
boulevard icdf -yOl Nest Marshall.
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BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO co, LTD,
900 y. Lombardy St.
YOUNG Siri FOR oar millinery department
merry department.
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IN MI!NIoI,I,,I.

into rent. at her home
IN Ioochlaud County. on the morning Of
March ~ her lightly first year. Mrs
MATTE T.. Miii.l.R. w!fn OF the lat.
william Muller: EsJ.. and daughter OF III.
ii"n Walt ID. i.vakc. ali OF GOoch!amd
chmlFeI.-MISs Kat. T. Miller. Miss Mar
Garct l.. Miller. Walter l.. Miller and
adopted daughter. Mrs 49, q, jam,
Ui this ritz, '''' -
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WANTED-Young lady as
cashier; references re-
CURED as to ability and
honesty. Apply Freed Co.,
215 East Broad
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icph"ne your Want Ads. to Tho Times
dispatch. ftnuoipn /, when you flnu II
more convenient TO do 80. and they will
10 taken ut oihCe rates
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> i.i.IAEl ~ anted. !uuug lady as sec
rotary and assistant in Doctors office r
as. care Times Dispatch.
: .>tGRAi1lcR -Wantcd. lady stenogra-
pheT ana Office assistant: with eS-
rrricncc preferred and good at figures
Richmond Terminal Warrhousc Phono
Madison -OS0 "'
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fENoGRArHEk.- -Eyp.ricnCed for good
position; pleasant office: good pay: steady
position Apply tdon't phoneJ Southern
stamp aud Stationery Co.. Twelve-Six
Main -
Evening journal., 1918-05-13
WHO'LL LEND GROUND
FOR KIDDIES' GARDENS

While about 200 city school children
have been provided plots for gardening
purposes, more than 900 pupils who de-
sire to work plots are without ground.
People Of Wilmington are asked to help
provide space for tho boys and girls
war gardens.
A suflcient garden acreage can be
secured IN the suburbs but u is not
feasible TO teach city children garden
ine except in their home and school
communities.
Garden space is very much desired
IN the following vicinites Of Whining
ton.
4. Near the center Of the city
2. Near Schools No. 80. 49, 40.
a. Near Schools No. ~, o, q, 40.
a. Near Schools No. 6, Z, g. q.
In cooperation with the United
states Department Of Agriculture, Del
aware College has employed Fred
Nartenis. No. 1901 Delaware avenue, TO
superviss the school gardens Of VII
mington.
The city school board has employed
Miss Mary r. Mcguire, No. 1911 Lancas-
tel. avenue. and Miss Mary F. Doherty.
No. i4o3 West Third street. as local
garden instructors.
Anyone who viii donate or rent q
plot. or knows OF vacant lots that
might be secured for school gardens
should report such information TO Mr.
Martenis. Miss Doherty. Miss Maguire
or Mr.. Scott. city superintendent OF
schools.