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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-09
In alemdn complicado
en- Ell a%sesinato de Ia
senora King

CONCORD, Mayo 4.-Otto Schu-
mann, e]xtranjero que Sc halla in
tornado por pertenecer a un pals
enemigo, ha sido acusado de haber
dado muerte a la sonora Maude A.
King, Ia RIGA viuda de Chicago, en-
BlaclIwelder Spring. el Agosto del
ano pasado. Sc recordara que este
asunto hm0 H. atencion en- TODD ell
pals, Y la prensa de todos los Esta-
dos Sc ocupo de e, por haber ocu-
Irrido Ia muer:e de una muy
misteriosa. Al principle Sc dijo que
Ia viuda Sc habia suicidado, luego Sc
acuso de su muerte 4 su abogado
+ CASTOR B. Means, quien al fin fue
declarado absuelto V ahora Sc ie
carga csc delito al aleman Otto
Schumann.
Ia acusaci6n contra este Sc ha
I;ofmulado de una manera Official, al
iteneTse una declaration .iurada de
". n. Caldwell, fiscal de distrito,
quicn dice que Schumann do muer
,te 4 Ia viuda al pretcnder guitar
De en- medic a Means, con el fin dc
que este no pudiera proporcional
al gabierno americana informes so,
5re los metodos e%mpleados por Ale
mania para conseguir cobrc Y eau
Icho de los Estados Unidos, antes de
que este pals entrara a la guerra.
Means habia sido agente del go
Ibierno aleman en- esta clase de tran
saccioncs V cuando Ell gobierno anne
ricano rompi6 sus relacicnes cor
Berlin, manifesto a u cmpleado!
Que deseaba poner en- autos al go
lbierno de Estados Unidos acerca d.
p; los manejos de Alemania.
Segun la declaration jurada
; Schumann "dirigido por interese
lalemanes," sigui6 a Means desd
Nueva York, hasta la Carolina de
Sur, sin perder la pista de este, sin
hasta llegar cerca de Concord. L
noche del crimen, dice Mr.. Caldwell
lsiguio en- motocicleta a Ia viuda
> q Means hasta ell b~alneario. Dc
testigos cuyos nombres no Sc dan
conocer, vieron salir a Schuman
Idespues de haber dido 81 disparo.
Ell Fiscal Caldwell dijo que n
-, saba aun en- que campamento es
taba internado ell referido aleman.
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pues de haberla enjugado, Sc frota
ligeramente con I'm lienzo emhebiIo
en- leche de almendras. Esto debe
hacerse con constancia y no hay in
convenience en- darse las frotaciones
citadas varias wees en- una misma
noche.
Por 10 que hace a su otra pregun-
ia, lie manifestamos que debe dirigir-
Sc a Ia Liberia del Senior Ignacio
E. Lozano, 118 North Santa Rosa
Avenue, en- dcnde Sc lie proporciona-
ran los datos que desea.
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IN DOCTOR IN Il. pUE rtHDE listed
,EtNFisE.

Hay nuCasS geniea Qs.s eSt4n sutriendo :
, COlenes &c eSisel eIhOgbltsnus honora-
rios. ' las que ban 81 nal in,crmatas
rrSpecIo Q 81 eStado ) qua dsbito J IN
Tatamle1io poCo sIortunsdo Sc han yuelIo
e5cepiicos ' Green que Va 90 bay RENE
do slEuno que .es haKa proyecho. De-
$40 de Tue e ne preSeu;e Ia o~portunidSt
para YER IaIeS cSSoS- Sc puedea hacer
srregloS S3;iSfscIorLos pars los pagoS. V
cusndo yu CueGe saIiSrecho eS porQue e.
paciente me lnSplra colfisnza
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FrimrEO = nerc>arlo ~encontrar un he
ci'o positive Sohre Fl aIal que uSied adobe
90. af!e> qnc sea pu>Ib!e encon,rar un re-
nrdi" que L. ~ea d listed bentTico: ash Is
Que. Spur Ugr no 'hsccr hoy mismu IN es-
IiefEO hien e~nlenGICo. dlrIgisnlOSc pnr 81
CAAiNu DE IA SALUD. hariendoInr UNA
yts!i2. = :ni. GUr 10y Uu EXPERIMENTAL
~ E-icc!lISa. .n~rulIleudI nIc Juc ~ r4a-
aaRe Z usied : qua le eIaliqgs lss cau-aS
Gc SUE dOleaCidsa
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s | T | | is
i 0n0rrea

Gotta M,Iitar. Debilidad Sexual, ~Impoteneia,
Vir:l;dad Pcr9:da, vicios Secretos, Nerviosi-
dad, EspermatorTea. Nrurastenia. Emisiones
:Nosturnas, Intermediates Gcni,o Urinarias,
ESi ceiIo males del E~stomago, del Higado,
Vejiga y Rinones, todos estos males pueden
tratarse con exito con toda rescrva en- su
propia casa y con muy POGO cos;o por medic
dc los Tratamicntos Cientihcos. Modernos ,
APPROACHES que usanos noSotros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-09

P~regunton. Watcrllo, Iowa.--No
creemos que tenga dif:cultades dc
ninguna especie para pasar a Mexico
SUI Victrola, pues no estan compren-
didos los fonografos en- Ia lisra de
los articulos cuya exportacion este
prohibida Y mucho menos cuando for
man parte del menaje de una casa
La manera de lavar las prendas de
ropa de lana Y franela, es la siguien-
re: Sc lavan con aqua fra o tibia en-
la Que Sc habra disuelto el jabon.
Puede ponerse I'm POGO de LEILA floja
para fiailitar ell guitar las manchas.
Fr6tese sucesivamente Ia tela soble
81 misma Y luego p6ngase en- aqua
limpia con IN 20 por ciento de amo-
~niaco; tengase en- este banc de seis
a veinticuatro horas Y ~aclarese an
aqua templada.
Esprimase con las manos, pero sin
r~etorcer la tela, envuelvase en- I'm pa
no limpio, dejeSe On reposo unas ho-
ras y al sacarla estirese en- todas Ill
recciones y cuelguese al aire y a la
sombra.
C. M.-Cushing, Olla.-Para he
Ger desaparecer las pecas sc reco-
mienda 10 s%iguientc: por Ia noche Sc
lava IL cara con aqua fresca y des-
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Media hora de deliberaciones
del Jurado.

Termin6 e. Agente de Ia sociedad
piGicndo que sc obrara 0 iusticia,
pero con severidad en- este asunto,
para romper csc record de ignomi-
MIA que ~establece que de veinticua-
tro mujeres acusadas de crimenes
semejantes, a ninguna sc Ia ha de-
clarado culpable, sine que a todos
los ma defendido e. ''espiritismo" de
Kardec.
Despues de esta requintona, los Ju-
radios Sc retiraron a j%eliberar; Y
tras tres cuartos de bora de espe-
IA. llegaron a la conclusion de que
la Dean no era culpable de la muer-
te del doctor Quitman, y que, por
tanto debia declararle l;bre en- ell
acto,
Cuando ell Juez Sullivan lego Ell
veredicto, el publico prorrumpi6 en-
aplausos, para la Dean y para ell
ems
La Dean levant6 la cabeza y lanzo
un grito diciendo:
"Bendito sea Dios que Sc ME ha
hecho justicia."
Luego que ell publico evacuo la
Sala de Jurados, nos acercamos 4 Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-09

ST esia V. suf-iendo de alguna &c iar enter
medades peculiarcs de los hombres, debe v.
rscribir lrego p;diendo nuestro Vaiioso Lbro
Gratis, &c 80 paGiaas. Esta escTitn en- len
guage terso y llano para que 10 eEt,enda 'cuai-
qt:icr. persona y Sc a7rovcche dc sas conse-
jos SanoS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Los homhres que
tr,tRa de rccupers- 81 Saiud- 81 Fuerrs y su
vitaiitod hallarnn este Libro Gratis exeep-
ciornImentc intcresante = valioso. lie dice q
V. porque Jufren los hoHrbreS y como pode-
mos t.star eSos casos con TODD eaito. que
remoS que lea v. Ia verdnd sobre e5as cnfsr-
netadcs, en- nuestro Libro Gratis, y cue Iuz-
que V. por 81 lnismo despues. 81 esta "
dtbil. nerv:oso , agotado y sus orEanos cor
purules estan e%afermos. hallara Y. gran con-
suelo y avuda en- este Libro Medieo lnstrue-
tive E inierc.ante. Mandenos V. 81 nom5re
complete y gu direction. ~escritos con claridad
y Ie mandaremos estn Guia para Ia SaIud,
port. pagado. absolutamente gratis. en- GU
bier.a sencilla , sin que sc obligue v. nads
aor pediria- D
Dir;girse q
DIR. J.. RUSSELL PRICE CO.
On. 1869 So. Ctltm ST. CHICAGO
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! cue Ia fundaci0n de Roma Tue poste-
rior en- varios amos 4 su 2acimien-
! to. RGmulo mat0 q Rene, su GENE
10. DOT haber salido del recinto de
Il ciudad Y, posteriormente, para d.
v~inizarlo. cuenta la mitologia, cue
fuG llevado al cielo pOr su padre ell
dos Marie.
B. G. Texas City, TeX.-El Gene
raj Ignacio Zaragoza naci0 en- la Ba-
mia del Espiritu Santo, teIritorio de
! Texas. en- In epoca 81 que dicho terri
torio formaha parte del cntonces Ia
! mado Estado de Coahuila V Texas.
! Siendo ell centric de mayor important
cia. mas cercano, ell de Monterrey, a
q Sc dirigiG para hacer Sus "s;udlos
y en- esa poblaci0n empeZo a traba-
lar en- el comercio, hasta que 81 vo-
caci0n y los aconteciInientos one St
dcsarroliaron en- nuestra Repuhlica
10 guiaron a darse de alta en- el ejir-
cito.
e. problema que nos presenta es de
muy facil soluci0n: uno de los tu6os
vacia el tanque en- sesenta minutes;
el otro en- treinta minutes, es decir
que es igual, SUI capacidad, 4 dos We
ces IL del anterior, o en- otroS
terminus, que equivale a dos tubos
isuales al primero; el otro tubo 10
, vacia Ell ounce minutes Y pOr 10
mismo equivale 4 cuatro tuboS igIa-
les al primero. Sentado este, Il pro-
blema Sc reduce a 10 siguiente: 81 IN
I tube vacia un tanque en- sesenta mi
nutos, siete tubos igualeS a e. Eel
itubo mismo. dos Il los que ~equivaicn
n segundo Y cuatro a los QUE eQu!va-
lie el tercero) zen cuantoS minutes 10
v~aciaran? La seduction es que 10 va
clara en- Ia septima parte de csc
tempo o sea en- ocho minutes, tre;n-
Ia V cuatro segundos V dos septimos
de segundo.
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"!OH uUjERES, CUDENSE De R 4
ENANORARSE De I'm HONbRE CASADO!!"
Ell ruidoso proceso de la sonora Ruby Dean ter
mino de manera satisfactorira pa,a Ia acusada
FUE DECLARADA lNOCENTE LA RELLA
DANA OUEDIOMUERTE AL DR. QuITMAN

CHICAGO, Ill, Mayo hoy
fu6 ell segundo dia del Jurado de Rub
bv Dean, acusada de dar muerte al
DR.. Quitman, Y otra vez Ia saia de
n Corta Sc volvi6 a e %pletorica de
concurrencia.
4 las nueye de Ia manana sc abrlo
ell Jurado, y para esa bora va no que
daba nj un asiento vac!o en- el To-
cal de Jurados.
La acusada estaba acompanada de
su abogado, Y platicaban secreta-
mente.
FL Juez Sullivan lego las constan-
cias ~procesales, V las anteriores de-
liberaciones, = dijo que quedaba 81
ASH . discussion de las parties.
Habla la parte de~fensora.
RI publico. notoriamentc mchnado
IN favor DC la Dean, prodlgo II en-
tus:astica ovaci0n a. defen1cr, Guam
do subi6 & la trib1na, y lnego zigui1
sus alegatos con TODD interGs, int
rrumpi&ndolo, a !n~tervalos' con
~aplausos y gritos.
He aqui,-diio el abogado,,-a
una muier a quien Sc lie atribuye Ia
responsabilidad de IN revolver. I:
decir. una mujer I quien sc !e acha'
can facultades del azar y fatalida,
des del destino, Y 4 QUEEN. al re"e:
de 10 ole debia suceder, Sc la de-
pe-sonifica convirtiendola en- arma
de fuego; en- vez de que al arma de
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SECCIONDE CONSLLTAS

roia IA correspondence relmionsda % ssa seccieD des r-nir or'Taa
aI. IA PREssk" -Secclon &c CnsuiNs - .,. ---
iH n. SAINTS Rosa Ave San Nom ie1Aa
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Habls el Fiscal.

DespuGs de que los aplausos cesa-
ron. eI .Agente del Ministerio Publ
go tonic la voz de la acusaci6n para
decir:
"Es curioso 10 Que hace cl intares.
Cada quien es !ibre de ejercer la
profession que lie plaZca, pero a ma
die es permitido invadir los domin:os
de Dios. Y hacer hablar a un es-
piritu que no es ell de uno, V Dir su
amena conversation en- una carca-
iada o en- una mueca, ESQ podra Ser
muy poetico o quiZa cientifico; pero
NADIA legal"
Gel doctor fue muerto por la ca
sualidad Y fue un nero accidente 10
que produjo l. desgracia! Y bien:
itenia algo que yer la casualidad con
las rencillas mutuas que habia entire
ambos? :ejercian a!gIna ingerencia
c. ell aZar, los dos o tres matrimo-
MOS del doctor, que dijo conocer la
acusada? ia casualidad prescribia
~!levar. de noche V dia, un revolver.
Y u~sarlo, aqucl dia, por Ia cspalda
mo 10 usl IN sllte2dor de caminus?
Lo cierto,-agrego ell Agencies
cue rara yer en- todo este una in
~fluencia diracta del aZar, Sc nacesi.
:" primero lescubrir una sombra de
los espiritus en- las arrugas de un
]cntrecejo."
Sisuio ell fisca! su ~perCraoi6n, que
dur6 dos horas, y, con acopio de ar
gumentos, pidi6 que Sc fallara en-
contra de Ia acusada, para sentar,
siqaiera n vez, el precedente de
la unprecedented Y de. la justicia.
Una mujer Sc casa, o Sc junta
con un hombre; lie choca aquel, lie
mata, y despues Sc dice: "fue la
fatalidad, y lastima que Ell cuerpo
va nc liable, y cue Sc lie consulte al
espiritu que flota a manera de libe-
lula, > que que Sc yo"; y total, que
cualquier mujer puede matar o cual-
quier hombre, teniendo ell pr.ceden-
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Society Circles
CONTINUED from page ~

parted Wednesday for a motor trip to
F, California, where they will spend
some time with their daughter, Miss
| Genevieve, who is departing for the
| Orient in the early spring.
A few guests enjoyed tea with Mrs.
Alexander Shepard on Saturday aft
ernoon.
Rev. James Mclaughlin, who has
been chosen rector of the Episcopal
church, will arrive January 8. Mrs.
Mclaughlin and family will accom-
pany Reverend Mclaughlin and oc-
cupy the rectory.
Mrs. George Doughty entertained
guests at a prettily appointed dinner
party in honor of her son Lloyd's
birthday anniversary last Sunday.
Mrs. Willis E. Meyers will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. d. Boyd
Smith in McGill during the holidays.
Miss Helen Schmittroth will en-
terrain about twenty guests at a
rarty at her hosne OF Christmas
night.
Mrs. August Riepe will entertain
a neighborhood gathering at a Christ
mas tree party Christmas v which
will be enjoyed by about twenty
guests.
On Monday evening Miss Jean
Jackson entertained a merry party of
her friends at = delicious supper
which followed a sleigh ride and was
a delightful closing for the evenings
enjoyment.
The employees of the Campton
Commercial Co. are planning a party
for Christmas eve which will no doubt
be one of the most joyous OF all the
holiday festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Davidson have
returned from a weeks sojourn In
Denver. Colorado.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22
Christmas Novelties.

Christmas tree decorations, toys.
candy and everything. Schiller's
Music Store. l2-15-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

None better, sweeter, nor better
priced. Miller's Xmas candies, East
Ely. 12-15-1t
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Davidson have
returned from a weeks so1ourn In
Denver. Colorado.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

The employees of the Campton
Commercial Co. are planning a party
for Christmas eve which will no doubt
be one of the most joyous OF all the
holiday festivities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

MECHANICS - Wanted, two
mechanics beyond draft age
for light repair work on type
writer's, eight-hour sly S e m,
half day Saturday; good salary.
Can use female help with me-
chanical ability; permanent
job. Apply at once Chamber
of Commerce Bldg, Sixth and
Main Streets. Phone Madison
1920, Underwood Typewriter
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

FHE FOUNDATION COMPANY
OFFERS YOU A JOB AS
SKILLED OR UNSKILLED
LABORER.
War work for all men leaving
noneSSential industries. The
chance for inside men TO earn
good wages at healthy outside
work and at the same time help
the boys over There" to get
ammunition to lick the Hun.
An unusual opportunity TO
work OH the line OF offense at
home at good wages, and you
can shortly increase your earn
ing capacity. This offer ex-
tends to all kinds of men, both
white and colored, who are
forced to seek employment in
war essential industries, or to
other patriotic Americans who
are willing to start at the bot
tom.
If you mean business, cut out
this ad, put on your old clothes
and present it to U. S. Employ
ment Office, $40 East Main ST.,
Richmond, Va, or at the U. S.
Branch Employment Office,
Seven Pines, Richmond. Va.
Experienced laborers, track
men, hoist runners, pipe caulk-
ers. metal workers; III fact, al
most any kind Of skilled or I'M
skilled labor. This job is an
ideal location, furnished free
transportation to and from
Richmond. Work seven days
week.
Apply only at the above ad-
dresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

GOVERNMENT civil seryice DETERMINATIONS
everywhere October 5. 10000 women
clerks 70 be appointed at Washington Sal
airy - 200 Experience unnecessary. wo-
men desiring government positions write for
free particulars. J. q. Leonard (former
Washington.
JANITRESs WANTED Room for husba nd
and wife: heat light and water furnished
Apply 10 4. NJ. to = +. NJ. Room 202 First
National Bank Building. Ninth and Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

WANTED, white and colored
labOrers to unload cars and
do general house work; good
wages. Apply Armour 6 Co.,
307 North Seventeenth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

WANTED. girls for work in es-
sential plant. Good wages to
competent people. UNION EN-
VELOPE CO., Sixth and Cary
Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

hAN-Wanted on large farm. middle. xed
man 10 raise chickens and turkeys on big
me care OF bees. VIII pay good wages and
give, right man an intsrest in net pronts
OF thi. DEPARTMENT. Only those having s1
psrienes and best of reference need apply.
opportunity for Of energy. Write Il
T.. +. Guynn EaIera. Gloucester County. Va
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MEN AND ROYS

&A$HiSFF M9ES II po sHEER rt GSSb
is ron rhSoMn7I ATIrSESSphAiSScBE., 4 4
At CHRISTMAS. TALK IT OVER WITH
Us " 49,. oo
FOOT OF THIRTEENTH STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

TUNER AND REPATRER-wciI established
piano dealer located IN Charlotte; y. C..
man Address Box :5s. Charlotte y. Z.
WATCH NAliERS-wanted. two Hrst-c class
watchmakcrs who thoroughly understand
repairing high Grade watches. Pcrmane nj
positions TO the right men. Ideal surround
ms to work under. best of pay. Give ref
crcnccs. salary and experience. Grecnlca (
& Grosby COMPANY. Jacksonville. Fla.
YOUNG MAN-Wanted, bright
young man, Il to II years Of age.
to learn the shoe business. Good
opportunity for advancement Ap-
ply Hanover Shoe Co., COS East
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

MESSING Frs wanted. Can ass several
boys with wheels MESSENGER Apply
Delivery Department. Western Union TsIs-
erarh Company.
OFFICE MAN-wanted an experienced office
man. preference given TO ono who has been
in the tobacco business Give age and par
ticulars in regard to previous employment
and salary expected. Address 2. Q. Box
as. city.
PAIETERS--wanted. 10 good painters for
railroad work out of town. Can use few
experienced men. Free lodging. Pay
s. l.: cents per hour. Apply TO W. b.
Timmons. 1910 North Twenty iEhth Street
Phone Randolph $50.
ANGERS-wantcd: best wages
paid. A. Hetzcr & Sons. 7o5 West Main.
PLUMBERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

WANTED, printers and job
press feeders on govern
ment work; essential en-
ployment. Also a proof
reader. Best pay in the city.
Virginia Stationery Co.,
Ninth and Cary Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17


HAMPTON, VA. WANT
ED, AT ONCE, PLUMB
ERS TO WORK ON Gov
EMINENT WORK AT
CAMP S T U A R T, NEW
PORT NEWS, AND FORT
MONROE, VIRGINIA; DO
NOT WRITE, COME PRE-
PARED FOR w YORK.
CHARLES T. T AYLOR,
PLUMBING CONTRAC-
T 0 R, HAMPTON, VIR-
GINA.
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ROOF pAINTINt: 8 nErAInINc. .7.A

ELEPHANT BRAND roof paint protects
your roof Wears for years FREQ from
reasonable. Hickey Paint Co. Madison
1S3S. 9l3 Hank street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

WANTED, two good, reliable
colored men for work in and
around manufacturing plant.
Apply G. F. SAUER CO., Mea-
dow and Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17
FARMER
ARMER WANTED

MACHINE and bench men;
steady time at good pay
on government work. Mon
tague Manufacturing Com
pany, Fourth and Stockton
Streets, South Richmond,
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

PRESSAAN. cylinder and tobber. $3.50 per
week. Feeders. SA per week Wire Hay
worth Publishing House. Washington. D. c.
ESsMAN1Wanted. Job. Steady position.
WilliSms Printing Company. IL North Four
SA LEShAN--E experienced grocery specially
salesman with a successful record which
can stand rigid investigation wanted for
Richmond territory. Preferably above draft
age: or in deferred classified tion. Give full
particulars of experience. age, salary ex-
pcctcd etc. in first letter to Arbuckle Bros.
7. n Box $50. New York city
ALEsAEN--Wanteo, three: light. healthy
time Liberal pay III East Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17
HELP wANrED-EEMALE
A FAVORED CLASS
OF
WORKERS.
OPERATORS

To Richmond young women
who are seeking a profession,
we suggest looking into the
present-day advantages Of tele-
phone operating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

MILLER & RHOADS require
experienced statesmen for
their gents furnishing depart
ment. Apply to Mr.. Bates, first
floor Office.
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WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
,s1t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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80 SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Once r1mes- DISPATCH 1904 Hull
Sh6t. Telephone IA ndolph $500.
PETERSBURG.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

Ci,ALf FLGK-W anted. colorei cha uf-
tcur 10 drive Republic truck and one col
ored man 20 WORK in shipping room. Good
wages; Apply Smith Courtney CO.. S. K
Wood i'm. ma mayer
Ci.ERkS-Wantcd two nrst-cjas, general
store clerks for country store. Must be
ABOVE or below the draft age. Apply In
person or Address p" Lee Hall Va.
CfLiNDEk fKESS rEEDEkS wanted
oteaoy WORK Aiyht hours. good wagoa
Ann!y Mil. nell 4 Io;chkisa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-17

BOOkKEEFER-Waute an efficient and
experienced bookkcopcr: vii ling TO pay
the price. n you mind work do not apply.
as IL Is very heavy At times. Would prefer
personal interview at our store. We be-
hevc IL would he better for all concerned.
You get idea OF tho work and the
way our hooks are kent. system. double
ants. Give reference and experience.
PEBBLES & rurdy Co. Inc. Lawrcnceyille. Va.
BOY--Wantcd. energetic. reliable boy. Must
App!y Ninth and Byrd Streets. Patrick
YOU'VE CO
eoi-w.ntc0. stout boy to learn book bind
BOY-Wantcd. coorei boy over sixteen
wears old for porter. Bring references.
Tarrart Drug Co. West Broad.
BOYS-w Wanted colorcd hoy to deliver pack
ages in th. CITY: also good strong hoy
at the start Splendid "pportunity for ad-
vanccmcnt. Excellent working Conditions
southern STAMP and Stationery CO.. Twelve
SiN Main Street.
RRlCktAYERS- Wanted; two or three
Middle Pcnnsylvana: Job to until frccz-
ing weather. Highest union wages paid
rhonc King Lumber Company. Chariottcs-
vic. Va
CARRIERS Wanted names men Is TO ts
wishinI trr examinations for Richncnd
mall carriers $50 month ss7.
Times Dsnatch.
CASHIER wanted. experienced cashier to
serve man with experience in handling
cash book Excellent opportunity for adj
vanccment. Apniy swift &. CO