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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
Good
Resolutions
BY May CrrhSm Bonner

xx

"rhc Anmn's were talking" rom.
nrnrcd Dnddy. They were getting
quite excited when nlong camr rinky
re. vh" asked Whul the trouble WIS
Rll about
"'Thv Pigeon family snid NJ. md
Mrs. renoo,k together, say TINT a. u
IL nrnund tho New Year thry should
make resolutions good resolutions
"'Woll.' grun,rd 'iukN " you'd
tulk like sensible animal ind not
Ike onc NJ the silly GroNn.Jps. rrr'
hnI,- I could grt some s"rt ur IN ld"n
W hnt you meant. Asit II. I d"n't know
NJ all what's resolution. anyway ?
Aud are there lud un,, und gund uu'
That's silly Worl, Now rund means
good Rnd hpd means bad umd vrrt
right has thot word resolution tu be-
both good and hldr
"1nrar me- cluckod Mrs. Hen, 'hnw
irritable .ou are todny llukE You
should he plen-nnt and Try to muA"
good resolutions, too
"'llut how cnn ! make something |
don't underestimate" Spurnlcd riukN.
Resolutions croWcd Mr. Roostcr,
'nre resolves! There That's ~"m"-
thing fnr YOU" Aud Mr Rooster
gtrutted about proudly.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
ALL STATES now
SHARING N the
Federal ROAD FUN',

All the states of tho union hlN
aNailnd themselves nj the uppor'u -
ity of participating In the brnDr'.
Of the federal aid road act. which
appropriated s55,OOO.OO0 for the CON
siruction of posi- roads aud $1,000.
Om for forest roads. according tn The
report Of the Dire tor NJ the oacr
Of Public Roads and Rural Ergu
eering, United States Department Il
Agriculture. That the pussp-c nl
the oct has stimulated road build
ing Is shown by the fact that IN 1919
There w"r" approximately sil.u.U.-
WN of state funds expended f'r all
highway purposes. aud II h rsti-
mated that IN the calendar yrar
1871 the rggrcmlr expenditures nr
Stat" hinds for This purpose will h ,
nj lonst s'o0no0no \ number ~
IN" states have made specific an
preparations in meet f.lrrpl ~ a..
lrr for dollar. NmMr ih.a ar
NV YORK. llliuuis, Michigan. Rhodr
fnnd, Nevada, Iowa, Florida. aud
Vermont.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
M:we on 1IrE oh F,ELps.

Work IN the nil " ~ "1 ~ 80.
crslu ranch which Inns been closed
.iuwn for several DAYS will be- re-
.m d Just ls snon N the necessary
r"pams are made la the machinery.
recos Valley Activities.
The Great Western Oii Cu. will
sioa have their drilling machinery
nh the ground and will drill deep
test hole north of thr ~ wv, ~.
in the perns Valley n'ld.
The Home Rrnninr 60. will -uun
hrNc their de ti't r". \ t.r .,."r -
lion on The Humphrey I M adlpin-
ing Dayton.
Work has been r.sumrd IN "'ru
un to'h ih' prnwn ard Nlir-
~ 'lls. Mr.. lnrruy H. an rVrrr.rur II
drIllsr NJ uklHhrnR. o. In rhprrr ui
ihc wprf
The n nn's prld ring e.. vii
~ m l,n ready fnr W""t ~ q ~,
- hol" In The Ll'cVaod country
III Lincoln VII ncsr l.1'r Ar
thur is dovi nycr I i.'nl IT. o..
~ feet uf promsirF oil MI ~,
drilled int" ~" r.'r-s'ni wr,t
~ r.porl The lrill W.. n,i g.
through 'hg .ir.iuu "f ",l rd
Tho Lake Arlhns uil r". - ur
''r s'c'm dry and nrhl uu lhpl
u " W n.
w. 1 p.Nipr rrirr. 'rii %
1-N 'r. "i uj rrl- 3. on ~. 70.
o.. 'rr q i'.f. .ud ,,rr'-F Il n.u.
F, ~ sw'I p.rHsod VII the nii si'
. u'tiun.
T. ". u IS. m oil ourr tor ,
/ JlryrlNud. uhi b. llo irg over T.
p"c,s ' llrN hlL W.. D,i- u.
become au rlih"si. .li' u n.i.r 60
ihis H"l,l ard h Iruou lhr mp
That IS M him q, ma' ur ,ul
'.nilal iu, ,'ntul
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
"MN OFFICINL WIFE"

Most prominent motion picture
stars Of the day look back upon
some 1lm as the epoch IN M f"
cureer-ns the production whirh
gave them start ON the road 10
81 rdom.
Clnrn kimball Young Is NJ e.,
crptiun Ia This rule. and Ny Onl"-
ipl WIFE which his hnru r.-i,surd
by III" Nilagraph Company m H.
lu"r edition and which is The at
traction At the Columbus rh,1,t
Sunday, December ~. may be- lrr-
aided as the particular production
which offered Miss Young the most
remarkable role In her career.
Her characterization of the Rus
sirn peasant girl who becomes q
biller Nihilisl When her parents irc
killed in cold blood before her ewes
Is m eXnmplc Of nlm artistry. As
'h' story ro"s ON W nrd hr "s'og
her womnnly charm and m 81. IS
Turing IN the Russian nob men ond
finally throwing them aside WI
they have served her purpos'. Thc
role is wonderfully suited To her
capabilities as are those of T. r'
Williams, Harry Morey, Rose Tpp-
ley, Mary Anderson. Eulnlie Jensen
aud the other stars seen in the pro-
ductiou.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
WILL TAIL OVER
ALL RAILROADS
..rnnsni Has Decided That tbs
H. Lest Thing In H.
aNoo MAZE DIRECTOR CtN
lcr Wil Become Effective !r
iI1VF ~.

u Wi .W.a lra.l. ,m "a 10, prrs -
lat Wilson .,. Mrau..I, u.fhI
...4.. 90 .i.,r in.a,. F.,.,,.
.u... . ~. ..a 10. .., ,,ks,
..l.i.. u,, q .,iT IA. .bnt
....
Boo. H..frI. .L.l.... "a
.. Ell tr ..... .,rlI
.......U...
t. ..l..... .,-.,r,. .,...t. ... ....
.. ...... .... .......- ..r,
... .... . ..n.,.u,..- hs
..i.,.uu. ihr pr,sitirn, an
... 90 ,ha, It. ,nlnas .u. f,.-s ..-
s... ua Wuuld recommend
.. F. tu a.,t ..... rr,-W.r
... . ..l-
.H.. 800.
...
...
......... ..
.
s.. uls niu>r. although
81. Tor weeks. came at TAI,
f-.s great sururis, 10 nearly
ry ynody In w shruplru. r.luding
riiru Il uGri.l-. u had la,r, sru-
rr. .ly believed h, wouh await The
.... =, .riu. A..
... u. .cird thrnnvn
&c.,, B. .rr under au-
.... % fl ihr ury urpr,-
a.E mrul Of tie ro ids
H.u ~ the hsndrs of tho
.Hl,r and she railr,sd.'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
WOULD SWELL VOTERS LIST
Japanese Ballot Holdsrs Now Number
Only 100000 Out Of Total Popu.
tatior Of 6O.0Oc. .Ono.

In the Japanese nsii"n of Gnnnn..
900 I~"l,lr there urc only .inO .Wn
voters, ur ~ voter. IN each l.Oun,
Newspapers ~ the large cities charg.
with apathy many citizens pus,c,.rl
II the franchise They insist that
property qualification be- further
lowered. in order that q greater uu'0-
lcr n the people will hc,omc inter-
cIcd IN the selection of member, ~
parliament From the Japan Year
l'ook ,"ms interesting figures are
ogtaiunhlc. saws Fast and West.
In 1880. with 200 sests in pnrlia-
nont to be- filled. there were $50. ~
voters: IN 1903. with the same num-
hor If seats, phl $50; in laOs. when
suffrage was extended to the largo
northern island, llukknido, aud the
number of seats was increased 20
~. there were i.5se,6;G people on
TITLED 10 vote, That Wns high water
mark mp to this year, when the rcc.
urd vote Of 1905 Is likely to he OF,
,Ncdcd. Tho increase N ballot hold
srs IN 1908 was due TO the lowering
II the property qualification. Ou
the other hand. the year 1905
marked tho closo of a period of re-
markshlc industrial and commercial
aDtiviiy The prosperity Japan now
,nioys far c,rrcds that of the period
mentioned, and n similar swelling
Of the voters lists is highly prob
able.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
"UToPlAN DREAM" CAME TRUE
Reclamation ~ Desert, Thought I'm.
possible by Senator Hoar, Has
Been Accomplished.

II is recorded of Georgc 7. lloar
Of Massachusetts that when a iual
rutc was taken in the United States
senate, ~ which he was then mem-
her, he entered protest against the
reclamation law, in reply TO the ar
cumen' that tho public investment
would yield large returns, by saw
ing III may be- true, but ! don't be-.
ho,c it, You talk about making the
dessst blossom like q ror. II
sou,s'is RnO, hut I believe \ TO be 6
Utopish dream"
The rOClamation record " recent
date gave We value Of the crops pro.
duced in the Sal. river valley project
alone at SS,5OO,Ne or an average
NJ $50 an acre on the ji3,00O acres
watcred by the government, and This
does not include the value Of or.
chards planted and maturing but not
yet bearing, saws the Christiau
Science Monitor. The Salt river
valley is only one Of the many oaseI
IN tho desert that have appeared
since Senator lloar protested.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11

The mills NJ thc Sacrament
Lumber Company ai Nlnuu-ur
haN" been started up. arIrr % .u.a
.hul down For ilr prr-rul Hu
m"u a." rmpluy d 100 'hr mills. M.
% b, expected that lh, number of
men viii hr sr, rul time. Hrtuast .
h"ior" the end "l next summer.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
GOOD RECORD
ron COiJMBI 5.

ludxr Dulr and cupid have rrf-
iutnly mad" tine record for Co
uuhus tn past year According
'p The records In ihr Iud-', office
over lhr"" hundred applications f'r
marriage llc"nsr have been ~ ulru
III" ludg" -n,- this Is q line cord
fur Columbus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11

Nou see, he
ontluu"d "" ran
resolve tn be- good
or W. cnn resolve
tn be bad Aud
when n New Year
is beginning II N
we'll to resolve TO
be- good.
That's non
sense Erunted
piukH y don't
care to resolve To
be- good. Nur do
I care To resolve
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11

ns~
th"r moi. nth Ga o. iu Vi
nr" in Hy lU r'l rd lu The { ,u.c
i''um u- ium ,,rr nrlr ,..
10 r' BE- uIur' md Urt.r r.. .urs
ur ri'iir-ttu ihm r,ur before "a
t" o." sure onI o. impr IS !.
ruu ihr mu's ul The readers uf
Do" ttrl., i.~. 3- sHua IS hr f.
''s r. ''.'n.d above rur g." o.
criv"d lulil that tim" W. o. ,u.
yuu remain a, pairut with a. g.
pos il,I" W. ihpuh son.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
IOCN. OFFUEDS ipT
WARNED TliN ueT
NOT SEgZE Goa

Th' United ~ trs trrl Ndmini
'H" vn Hn' % rnf l,'.l "lirior
Throughout ilir ruuuirg in runN
srt e.. o. IN a iurai uHr's. ~
20 oriy ,o CONN, Nd cr AID d''.e b
OIL will hc r"i' in Il cliir ~ In "a
'lnfs uf nni l. of tho Fur, Ad
In s'r'tur Harry \ q 'riield. Fu
'iw.Ws'rfior - ril'li h.s net Il
: irrctor IT Chrr.'irs william kr
s'n. NJ philrdrlph.a. that h rpn NJ
l' T. rmI,'rd io 'punsr,lr cont
slrt Fuel administrator WiiliOr
'p'trr, uf rruu>, NUuin. rrfrrrr,
"i'h The United states Fuel Nimiu.
.r .us pud informed hun that ~.
Krus'n had taken over fuu'
rs of eco fnr lurgl distribution
"i \ 'miu.,.rHipr U.r.irld So
n"wug telegram a. D.rrrlu
krusrn:
a.. rrn n.iyis j ,hpl Nou h"N
'apn,tutcd four ear, uf coal Mr.
p'l,r ,ufnruS us luUt yuu have uu
NulisJ 90 the 'o.nl committee en-
HIM for u,, s'rn'' In onu rii.
II ynIr rnuur'm"u. aud u
ndlnd IN ih', manner coal Woul
fyr hrau provided.
Fur'h'r cnnfs"alions viii MT o.
nrp'iitpd and ire mnp'pss4r,
rnviird ypu VIII ady,s require
.r''s ug I've li'l b under YOUR iur.
rci'pn Expect ypur co'pHrniio.
i'h Nr Potter ami lmpl gduir,
ion "a, ,ir,s ~ tbs come 'iiun
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11
ATTENTION

Due 10 circumstances which wprc
unavoidable. M complete i-siir ur
the Courier could be- published tins
week. and W. very much doubt n
Il Will be- possible 10 give the read
crs the paper thry are ruiiilrd IN
Tor iWu no three w,vris. possibly
longer. \. u. smith. Whu had the
paper lrrsrd qrnm the uWner -r,rr-
cd his connection on very short NO.
tee The owner was IN piitshurg.
Penn. IN bed sick wlrn h" rrr"iVrd
u telegram fium T. n. Blair niurm-
iug him IT Mr. ~uiti- intentions.
The Telegram was received last
Wednesday evening at seven O'Clock
and h" managed tU catch irvin
departing exactly twn hours later.
and u here IN charge uf the paper
49, = snon as some absolutely ,.-
dry repair. run be- received frum
alias. Texas. lltr Courier VIII hr
built back tu iis usual STANDARD. .lu
" hops au.ounl tp anything 8. ,,.f|
nc made ltrgcr unu r'i. o. imam .., %.
before.
q. T.. Parks. uV .s. ... .f
The etsi durin- a. pl,. g.. ..... I.s
aud las held . sitinus nn twu ,ai q
wsp. rrr~. gud iu uu'liii"u h,s had
'rrr,.ur 90 na Iruii tg ia nrs
br ,., iu~ l,-h 80 Pes. ....-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-01-11

Nh Tw'G Bglc r'isirn We
O'crio, continues to incroas' rs nny
: predicted by Faycttr A. Jones
hr we'll lnnwu mining cNrin'
who ln"rt"d IN" wn'l W. -
N"n' 'hCl y would 90 70 ." ...
20 'niN u' h e.v .'.
.f. hl' ..
ol II deepenod.
Tho food h'r his giy.n ~ 10 '
'. r" ho rder Dc him ont and
pen him.
Mutt and Icr Cartoons nt Colu n
bus Theatre Friday aud saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
HELP w.NTED-rEM>I.E.

HELP WtNTED-FEMttE II
wANTED. Two Young ladles to .ss!s, in
Restaurant Apnly "oi East Main.
LEARN the millinery bust
ness in the South's fore
most millinery establish
ment, under the best de-
signers and most adj
vanced conditions. Earn
while you learn. Girls
only between l6 and Is
years wanted as appren-
tees. Apply at once, man
ayers office, Kaufman &
Go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean. pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or nighN. Pay
while learning not less than
S1.25 per day. After learning
from $50 to $3.50 per day of
ten hours. Time and one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
a week. Meals served below
cost.
BRITISH-AM AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO, LTD,
900 \. Lombardy st.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CHItISrIAN SCIENcI;.

CHRISTIAN StlENCIS.
FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST
morning in church .diice. :orn.r PARK
subject: Christ Jesus" "Wednesday .vch!ni !.
testimony and experience meeting at
l9cnted In the virginia RAILWAY and Power
building. corner Seventh and FRANKLIN
streets and Is open daiiy. except sundays
End national holidays; from. 20 a. 81. 10 )
EPISCOPAL.
OowNMAN. rcc,"r--Sunday school 81 $50.
Services morning Jt II O'Clock sunday at
iernoon scrvic" "a. o'c!ocl.. Services durin.;
day MORNINGS at /. and saturday afternoon
az ocloch. Stranger" cordially invited.
rEtSBYTEEiAN
FIRST rRESEYTERiAE oULRC IL
rrcaIhinS =, u NJ b. DIR, +. 7. Nc.
TADEN %nniAy. school Il, $40. and Bible
;tass,s =, 10 M r%i"nirs serve" ~, nr,
Trinity :; o'cloch. whom ,hr sermon VIII
be preached by DI.. McFADE%.
SECOND. pRESBYTEkiAS CHURCH
sunday school. 80 n NJ service At II \.
fM!t:,iI,' wTh'ch tn" pastor. hEy kCssEi.i !.
,o,nish, ., nc scysn,h. street. chrit,'.u.
-. -.
GRACE CovENA%T rEEsBYTEEIA:I
REV. u CALYIT STEWART. u. u. u.stcr.
100 4: II e5,@ep 'ty Or p. {. cALp-
~ r. T"aa M.,n@Eisl S 3.GS.'" school
DIR. 4. r M"rADi%.
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HELP w.NrED-r.E,r>LE,

STEEoG $40 ~ SIS per
month s,art: advancement II capable
Hours. 81" a. N. To 4. NJ: Sstur,..y
u NJ. state experience and wh. n com
meme y ISL ca-" Times Di".utch
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MONDAY, March II, 1918.
Al the Door Of the Courthouse.
= o'clock noon ~
OF farm property owned by Mfr. Mou-
quin. Sold on account OF numerous
other interests, 50 ne cannot sive It the.
100 acres OF level. productive laird Of
which about so acres is open, and in
excellent state OF cultivation. Timber,
for homo use.
1t is located three miles from VIII
liamsburg. right at village of NIagru-i
Quenns Creek from the busy Du Pont
plant, Church. graded school ana
stores right at the door, mail delivered
and telephone line. a
Buildings consist OF cottage house
suitable for nice. cheap summer resi-
dence. usual ou,huiidinss. and good,
store with shelves and counters, which;
II cquippcd with stock OF goods, would
make fine stand for serving soft drinks
candy and other refreshments to
school children next door. and also to-
the general travelling auto tourists,
passing constantly. -
For any information regarding the.
above described property, apply to.
Horace w. Dana. who will have Charge,
of the sale. W
Reasonable terms. Absolute said
Possession immediately.
ROBERT /. SPENCER.
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

WANTED, experienced and ca
pablo stenographcr. State
references and salary de
sired with application. c.
305. care Times-Dispatch.
WAlIK ESsl;S--W Wanted, two mattresses.
West Broad. ,;rcu:er Richmond Hes
taur5Et
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AUCTIoNS-LEGALS.

In execution Of a decree OF the La
and Equity Court OF the city OF RicE
mopd. Va, entered January 5, 1915, q,
the suit Of \. w. Perkins vs. Margu4,
rite Haynes and Ford NJ. Booth, 81
undersigned. special commissioners W.T.
sell 1T auction, on the premises. on e
THURSDAY, MARCH :. 1915,
~ $50 o'clock. q
the above mentioned desirable hom
lii. house has every modern improve
mont. including hot-wateT beat, TIL
zoe has a frontage Of seventy t7o)sfee-
by depth OF one hundred and fort
ltol feet.
TERMS: The assumption OF deeds O
trust amounting TO $4,000, $4,000 o
which is due January 20. 1919. ant
sl.cpo due January %. 1915. and TIL.
bclancc in cash. Said sale made sub
tect to confirna ton by the court.
r. JUSTIN MOORE,
II. ". GOODWIN.
Special Comm is toner's.
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uI:I.r-M,I.n ON I,:M\I.I:

''''''' '''' VIZ - VI y ''''' -
BOON hEtrEE--W"u crpcricrccd honk
Good position Tor right party. l. 81.
caEc Time Dispatch
NANri:D. a ,uun and v!Ca uu lin.ll place III
suburbs Man FOR house AMI yard worA
crn house work. ,,"vd wages 10 proper
rtrty. Npp.g 81 Room, =. .Suuln lw,Cth
Sir"",. CITY. Must hhNc references.
sNiI.>M"> AID AGENTS. 81;
10Y or GIIl.--WlntoL. having some c<.
our uUiu-rauh department with a view
TO tHNIug crwp.'tc 'nhrE" when quail
nc'i Must be gnir". ,gsurHto and am;
b'u"ns Tor ~g,H ~" have spi"mdii
XlGTess Is -. arc line, p,sns,''I' II. '''o'
~ hE,M.A>-" Wanted. = paint salesman to
s'h ON yomiiu!.-on basis St,ie eAyer.-
cn.c. "ce. references, tcrriturr Travelled
aud 'ommis'nu "Npcctr'. Address l.
sGo. car Tim. Dispatch
SAi.EsMA* Mani"G. an experienced VAR
n.s! a'.csn,sn &" >cH Tor " n'nni"'-
Siate eperlqie "rrt,oTY tr.,1"io. '' ri
crcucos .rd "At"ut "f ,alcs Baltimore
Narnsh Wurl,- baltimore. Nil.
AIn: Just DRESSING SEN :SourilEEN
iiEA,b9IA ii!EES ,nERE. HAZE ,g\E
SrEc!ALTlE> hAON.<. THO rEnlN-
TORIES Sow ORES. ONE ~ VIZ
CHM, OTHER NolITii CAEoLiNA.
Wt'rii 10 ADVH%Ci:S OK ENi.t:Nsi
vi. HAVE Mt.N IS riiiS Sr'TIcN
AyENAGlNG BETT:K TlI.NN $500
Mi95%TIu L ;,i,.r,, pThf MnANT GHhn.:-
SiKors "E5H~iHG M i';Ef:f ~ ~ Yn III.
I.i3TrtH H;NE REFERENCES PEb.
Ni4IS i;XrEniEI%E Srl:ENDID on
TG& !rIl;XrE WITH rI4 rf E ss, re tA RE
TIMES blSfATtH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

STENOGRAPHER-
Wanted, first-class
stenographer in ev-
cry respect, one that
has had consider
able experience and
familiar with hand
ling. correspondence
thoroughly without
having to be die
tated to. Must have
fil'st-class education
and be speedy both
in taking notes and
on the machine.
Apply in person to
the Coburn Motor
Sales Corporation,
1917 West Broad
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

y B.-DiHerent terms may be ar.
ranged by seeing the Auctioneers be-
fore tho sal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

STENOGRAPHER
Wanted, frst-class
stenog.rapher with
knowledge of book
keeping. Must be
quick and accurate
at figures; also in
t a k in 6 dictation
and on the machine.
Apply in person to
the Coburn Motor
Sales Corporation,
1917 West Broad st.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In execution OF a deed of trust fronV
Albert y. Bowman and Celia BowmanS
70 nc. as trustee, dated september 2s,N
1912. OF record in the clerks office of
Goochland County. Va, in deed book
40. page 221. default having been made
III the payment OF the notes thereby:
secured. and being required so to do
by the holder OF two of said notes SO
in default 7 shall. on
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sITl ArIoNs wANrED-MHLE. y

Ci.r:iiiDAi.-rosiS,ion vita ,oppor,unity Tor
;.on eiSh, y"rrs Can furnish best OF
Others. AEc -. married. Address l..
GaA, ,sre i.imcs Dispatch.
AI.--Ciraduuto, years expert
cnrr. married. over GrAft age. NOW avail
Gh.". Acquainted with Virginia and \ortn
'@r"l.na apparatus trade. VIII travel or
t4... charae OF factory. Answer quick.
/. az. care Times pispa,ch
FARM MA\NGtR-F .rst-cIass practical
f"rmer wants position farm man
tEer or Ma! rent equipped farm Nd
lg-,> J, 81 cay" Iial's- Dispatch.
.....4 M.h% AGi.R-Wau;cd. by man with
small family. position on farm "a man
ag"r. salary preferred. Address Il 80.
'ltC Times DISPATCH.
EAI;.,I..>EH CHAUFFEUR desires position
81 once. married. i III. care TIMES Dis
sIr%oGRAPHFi;--W Wanted. 10y experienced
sicnosra pher, position work mornings
hours To or =. 80. care Times
EohIIiEHN M->N DESIRES OPpOE-
TCNITY
IN Richmond On w!!"'s account. Age So.
unGuc-t iuuahls character. can grasp the
trinC piles .: any business quickly. Per
InEnCni connection with good future
sought. "Ecr" honesty. ta!thfulncss and
uanaPrr!ai ability az value II YOU
cHu U.s. such man in any capacity.
grant an interview. SOS, care Times
Dispatch.
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certify that the bond required by
the above decree Of the special COM
nniSsioncrs has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Sth day Of
January, lHlS.
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk,
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

ICt: CREAM-TUTTI FRUIT ICE CREAM
SFEtiAl. THIS WEEK. WYNNE'S. Mad
iSON s1lQ
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FOR SALE. new 1918 5-passen-
ger Nclie. brand-ncw; good
bargain for cash. Terminal
Motor Co., Randolph 1861.
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LOST ANn I.nI\n.

CHA KAi--IpGnu, hi~epuir and ODD "iiu', s.
"i,-ru ,"nhrcd Gil Madison i5is
COLI WATCH BiACEi.fT--i."-,. Finder
'.ii Nation 80 i,sN ara.
:>EChril:t'I.- Lost. Hudson sable uc.I-
p>cc on or near Crn'. street corner Of
Nil'- 4 Rucnd- Two rhins fartcnc. to-
-c,i,,r Dout'.a-d 500 !."1sr..
srl'rEE-r.o>t lsrr" rl, Is Hud vhi'. s.,-
t,r ara".r!nr namc % III .Hmond :
10" ard /. Elshr~Du. 1905 grove
LOST NiuIatuf- gold fouthail engraved =.
n hu.a'top Reward. P"one Bout
vu-t iGo@-W.
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THURSDAY. MARCH IS. 1918.
at = o'clock p. NJ.

al public auction. on the premises.
NM valuable farm, with improvements
y reon, in Byrd District, Goochland
60 atty, Va, containing two hundred
ana two t:Oe) acres, more or less,
bounded on the cast by the Carriers
vile Road and on the north. west and
south by the lands now or formerly
owned by J. Is. Fickln. Monroe John
son and others.
TERMS: Cash enough TO pay costs
or sale and execution OF this trust
Including taxes and insurance prem
tunS in arrears. II any, and 10 pay
debt of $500. with interest from SEN
tAmhcr IS. 1912: and balance in two
equal installments payable one and tw o
years from date OF sale with interest
secured by deed OF trust on the prom
cash. -
GEO. $. DICKEY.
Trustee
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i,.:Lr W. UNBELIEVABLE. II
COOK tad Scm"r.i hoUs.workcr; rood cooN.
Reference required. Wages. s. :. ~tca.
l.ro4s i41Gity.rd iss.-j,
COOK ANp MhIp--Wan,e.;. two white wo-
r''-u coor and maid. Tor nome IA
s'.h"rhN Adde'S II u BoN l4!t. City.
COON Wanted Il good COOK References
reug.r"d. Wcstnauptou. Phone Nj d!soa
-,.t-A.
GIRLS-Wanted, girls 16 OF
over for packing room; pleas
ant W prk, good air, good light
and good pay. Apply Cheek
Neal Coffee Co., Tenth and
East Cary Streets. Randolph
1886.
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GIRLS wanted to work EIGHT
hours, between IA and 1G
years old, for G special, light
clean job. Beginners we'll
paid and can make consider
able money in a short time.
Apply Allen G. Ginter Branch,
eth and Cary Streets.
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GOOD used cars clrap newly pa.nted
Ka"hler Motor Co, Rrnad and Rylnnd