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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
= Won Hertling Views
by Associated Press. }

berlin, Thursday, Jan. 24.--(DG
ayed)-Count Won Hertling, ad-
'FeSslng the Reichstag committee
"ld the evacuation Of Russian ter.
"'ery is a question which concerns
Ouiy Russia and the Central Powers,
commenting on the fourteen points
the program of world peace set
"'Ih by Wilson, the chancellor said
~ agreement could be reached with
Out ditticulty on the first four points.
'u' regarding the fifth he said that
"ue difficulties might be met with
ne said Germany never demanded
no Incorporation of Belgium by
iOience, and said the state of Po-
''no would be decided by Germany
'uo Austria. He said there could be
~ talk Of the cession of Alsace Lor-
faine.
regarding points nine, ten and
.eSen, Hertling said he must leave
'1e answer in the first place to Aus
'la' but where the German inter-
aus are concerned, they would be
'Sended energetically. He said the
~ncrete proposals as outlined by
"Ason and Lloyd George are unsat-
i'tactory.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
SOME INCOME TAX ,.n
QUESTIONS TO ANSWER

While the people are being called
upon to make a return to the in
come tax agent, there are many
questions asked, and few can an
swer them all. Following are some
explanations:
What is meant by the term met
income?"
Net income means your total net
income less exemptions specified In
the answer to the 18th question and
the general deductions specified in
the answer to the 45th question.
Under grss income should be re-
ported every item Of income derived
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
MEAT PACKERS
PREVENTED FED.
INQUIRY into
THEIR Affairs
DOCUMENTS FROM THEIR FILES
SHOWED HOW THEY WORKED
AGAINST INVESTIGATION On
THEIR BUSINESS
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. Jan. 25.-Documents
from the files Of Swift & Co., read
into the records Of the Federal Trade
Commission inquiry today, indicated
how the packers worked against fed
eral Investigation Of their industry
and how they kept In touch with the
political affairs in Congress In an
effort to forestall the passage Of in
vestigation resolutions. The name OF
Senator Wadsworth. of New York.
was brught intn the testimony In
letter from Louis Swift, appealing
for hely in connection with the
matter pending in Congress-" Wads-
worth Is listed as Swift company
stockholder, Attorney Francis j
Haney said
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
PALLBEARER TO GRANT
FIGHTS FOR BOYS PARDON

Albany, Jan. 25.-Rabbi Edward
II. M. Brown, SO, of New York City,
who claims to be the only living
pallbearer who bore President
Grants remains to the grave, has
progressed a step in his fight to Sc
cure the freedom from the Danne-
mora State hospital for the Insane Of
Philip Jacobs, 20.
Governor Whitman will appoint
special alienists to examine Jacobs
as to his sanity, according to DR..
Brown, as the result of his pleading
for the youth at the Governors par,
don day hearing.
Young Jacobs was convicted in
Kings county Jan. 25, 1917 for re.
ceiving stolen property.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
VISITOR FLfECED
OUT OF $4,000
BY GANG Of CROOKS

There are all kinds of stories afioat
of wire-tappers, swindlers and con1-
dence games, but the Evening Tele-
gram does not make practice OF CIV
ing much publicity to these, first, be-
cause to do so interferes with the op-
erations of the police, and second, be-
cause it is impossible to get at the
truth of these matter, the parties VINO
get stung generally being involved IN
such a way that they cannot tell a
straight story about the circum'
stances It is reasonably certain
however. that within the past two
days a man from Kansas was feeced
out of $4,000 by gang VINO nave
been operating here, and who soio
him a large tract of choice land IN
the vicinity Of Lakeland for $lo an
acre The gang mentioned has been
onerating a Board of Trade" game
on South Florida avenue for the past
two or three weeks, at the same time
maintaining a rendezvous in the
northwest part of town. The police
have known of this condition but
=, hoo, unabIe to secure evidence
sufficient to make any arrest
Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Logan
roided the South Florida avenue joint
hut the operators had flown. They
were traced to the house in the north
west part of the city, but eluded the
officer, and it is thought that by TINS
time they have "smelled a rat" and
left the city. ----.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
AUSTRIA 'SAnSwer
Conciliatory
But Germany's
MilitariStic
oERMANY COULD AGREE TO THE
FIRST FOUR POINTS OF PRESI
DENTS TERMS, BUT NOT AL
LOW TALK OF CESSI0N OF
ALSACE Lorraine
(By Associated Press }

Washington, Jan. 25.-Based on
khe short cabled outlines of the
speeches of the German and Austri.
Ian premier to their respective par
|liaments the opinion expressed by
officials here is that no substantial
advance towards a final peace has
|rtsulted from these declarations. It
lis pointed out Czernin used more
tone, but Hertling's ad-
dress was couched in language of q
victorious general and he becomes
even more uncompromising and mill
|taristic in his position.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
1EUT0NS ANSWERS TO TERMS
OUTLINED BY PRESIDENT
AND LLOYD GEORGE MAKE
NO SUBSTANTIAL ADVANCE
TOWARD A final PEACE
HELLO GIRLS" TO JOIN
U. S. ARMY IN FRANCE

Washington, Jan. 25.-"HelIo
girls" going to join Pershings
forces in France will be garbed in a
distinctive uniform under a plan an
rounced today by the signal corps. A
large number Of women between the
ages Of % and 35 years will be re-
quired and all of them must be pos
sessed of sufficient linguistic ac-
complishments to say number,
please" in French as we'll as Eng
lish.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
CAMPANIA GUNNER IS
GERMAN CAMP PRISONER

Pittsburgh, Jan. 25. Frederick
Jacobs. of this city, who, as a men,
ber of the gun crew of the steamer
Campania. was hken prisoner by
the Germans when the vessel was
good health on August 6, Is enjoying
good health in a German prisos
camp, according to a postcard re-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 25.-Allen b
Forbes, member Of the bond selling
firm of Harris Forbes Co., New
York, has been appointed chairman
OF the board of three advisors td
the Federal Reserve Board to pass
on applications for approval of se-
curities issues.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25

{, the local unit of the regiment Of
field artillery in France, make no se-
cret of their indignation.
1t is all because Lieutenant Floyd
sense happens to be battery censor
and the censorship regulations are
unyielding. He has to read every
thing, and as he was prominent So
cially in West Lafayette and knows
well, anyway, it's annoying to
say the least.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
1000 Veterinarians
Are Wanted For
Service Abroad

from any source whatever Except
those specified in questions 16 actu,
ally received during the calendar
year for which the return Is rem
dered, whether received in cash or
its equivalent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25

ceived by his mother. The card was
postmarked Branderburg. 1t reads as
follows:
Dear parent: I am writing you a
few lilies to let you know that l am
alive and well and still a prisoner in
Germany. There are six other Amer
lean prisoners here and they are all
good fellows and get along we'll to-
gether.'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
(By Associated Press, }

Washington, Jan. 25.cThe army
corps today issued a call for
the enlistment of two thousand spe-
cially selected men for veterinary
services abroad. They must be un-
der or above draft age.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
(BY Associated Press. J

berlin, Jan. 25.-A Vienna tele'
"am under date Of Wednesday to
Ae German press says "Work has
ven resumed today In all factories
''hout exception. Reports from
'Ue Provinces state that workers al
ucst everywhere have returned to
WORT"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
CONGRESS MAY
HEAR REPLY
TO CHARGES OF
INEFf|C|EhCY
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Jan. 25.-Secretary
Baker today asked Senator Cham
berlain to arrange an occasion at
which all members of Congress dis
posed to attend may do so, to hear
the statement in reply to the SEN
ator's charges of inetiiciency in the
army.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
LITTLE CHANGE IN
HEALTH CONDITIONS
AMONG TROOPS
IN France
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Jan. 5.-The health
condition among the America troops
in France for the week which ended
Jan. 1S showed little change. The
total Of all men off for illness and
injury was 55.1 per thousand. For
troops of the United States It was
ATS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
LAKELAND, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JAN rs, 1915
PVT. F. P. THOMPSON
OF Ills, KILLED
IN ACTION
IN france
(By Associated PreW.)

washington, Jan. 25.-General
Pershing today reported another
American soldier killed in action on
Jan. %, but there are no details
1t was Private Fred P. Thompson,
whose brother lives at Georgetown.
Ills.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
CENSOR KNOWS TOO MUCH
TO SUIT H00SIER GIRLS

Lafayette, Ind, Jan. 25.-Girls in
West Lafayette are up in arms over
Uncle Sans censorship, and, like
wise. several young men in Battery
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
EARTHQUAKE
1000 MILES
FROM WASHINGTON
IS REPORTED
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Jan. 25.uAn earth.
quake of moderate intensity eSti-
mated at 1000 miles from Wash
ington. was reported today by the
Georgetown observatory.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-01-25
STfTT|N|US IS
APPOINTED
SURVEYOR GEN.
army PURCHASES
(By Associated Press. J

Washington, Jan. 25.-Edward r.
Stettinius, of New York, was ap-
pointed today as surveyor general
FOR all army purchases.
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'lEHfCAl. w..nt,,! oni5c a.sis,-n,i
Mo" edge - 'spcNf.'iuS nu,url
nrnr'. steady po.iti"u y - ,ar. Z
I'LL. M.,l'ed, ~ "ne, r,r 10 d
hEhosi ""Ees union sh"p pst, uoue
b"uga - c!I ~ "a.N 'r"k prom,
rldiI. Write for mil uAr't,uI.rr Ji
p,"r'll 60 inc ISnchuurE Va
LADIES Wanted - trat,l rood
r,oro,,tion Nr. Tnorn,s. IT
NEtCTCllLE W.rt"I. -.'ou nor and
'cr. lshy rr"t"s.rI ierInaneG. 10
E'9a.i ~ Stut!o. Nop"W.ll. Va.
STENpGE.,rtiEE Wanted erruor,
ana Npa' nust hsNc hnovlcd:
ho".trerinE ana general oHiee vor,
core Times bisga '"H.
" NSiENNEvN'A% Waui.d AZ on,-
"rwam,eu Nnuly 80. we-t Grer.
rDNhN - huirC. IS" da:s Zach ~.
wtsh hing Nrrly 2fof stuart Nvenu
NoU%,, laGic- to nciusii,cn handler
On NEI' sewing machine run ~ ,
Cl~ar'-t manufacturing employment II
Beginners paid $50 per week. y
tlss"d opcrator- can earn over 81 per
Tho t.hca,u Harden 90. Ross and
-r'tor streets. fos> Str-ct ontra7c.
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HELP WAN'Pt:D-MALE.

BOONk KEEPER experienced on
credits, one who can write q
forciblc letter. This position is
with branch Of large corpora
ton and the right man who
can develop fast has big oppor-
tunity. Reply in detail, stating
qualifications and salary OK
pcctcd. & IL. care fimCs-DiS-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23

LEDGER CLERK with branch
house of large company.
Good opportunity for young
man, with chance for advance
mcnt. State experience and
Salary desired. a 10, care
T'imes-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23

WANTED, colorcd laborcrs
for Hopewell and Will
liamsburg. Can use ten hod
carriers. Apply at once.
Du Pont Employment Of
flee, 622 East Broad, Rich
mond, Va.
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WANTED Fifteen good .hocn,aiicr. pa inE
81 TO So y wcci. tim" and na'f fo-
."y"rtinic. hpp!y II. Eohm 10 Las: I5roaG
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23

BOOKkEEPER = Wanted.
10y banking institution,
bookkecper at least twenty
years Old: office experience
necessary. E 81, care Times
Dispatch.
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nHr.r w,>rI4D-rEMALs
3 | n d Il X Y GIRLS

B | n d + r Y GIRLS -,
have openings for sew.
girls in our bindery, wit.
without experience. {
genial surroundings, hea.
and pleasant working co
tons. For those who \
to learn the pay is libc
Apply tomorrow. The L
Shop Of Better Print
Garrett & Massie, Inc,
East Franklin.
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TWO FIEST-CLhSS AUTO Statesmen 4
GOOD. PERMANENT PROPOSITION
CoBuRM MOTOR SALES CORR. l.l7-23
WEST BROAD.
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mI:Lr wANrl,n-u.1r

WANTED. experienced an, CoInnc1. =,
steady. honest and capable OF III
labor 20 best advantage. Give ref
soon can start to Work. Address Il.
"TS. Richmond. Va
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Perry i.p"- 20, a., Wa, A'i!y
---
MES .kSD BOYS OVER SIXTEE< yE,UE
OF AGE WANTED ron GE..l:Ihf,
WORK -, RAkERY tPPLY i; iii.
H''fS,.:> ~ ~ ot,i'tk READY 10
-: - fsoi'h. iithIN y hhklr,. tcH-
49, iNN' ~ SDOlh E-L.i-N H." III 81.
hiNrEES wanted a. ,h- Memorial Hos.
months st"sdy work regardless %; weather.
PAi&TEtS MD ckEPE%VEi,-
WANTED ton painters or clszIrrs and
n h,tocn S"rpenters t"r government work
st,r,',,tt' I."'p''Nh''"' NE"h'E, I!s H"Flh
,.',n 2tIeS!
.Nt'EKtiA SGtf; wanted AZ unc" SEQ I,.-
ia =. nours. Acpiy =. A. irr-J. Roanoke.
Y,
I.RrSSNE\ y.cUors ana -,IcI. ,y.r,.d
Top prices I.i. III" SIUchuaU Sta
lnn.rA 20 HoNc .ui Marshall Sir."'s
SALES NI:>,- " .ri,u MIN .-,,.,. .,.,,, h.
~ salc.mcr Tn- An oil ,;.IIt.b.J 10.
with bIg ,!c,n.'d Territory orcu in yir.
Si"i". North '"rolin. and West Virginia
.ts'e aEc. 'St.iirnt" ana lines sold. Could
-, =, vs. ~ mn &-9i4 !,
~ 10 VI Nv Ant"d' :" icw high grade
, fi"n' S".' Sihc' 'l""' !c".. Lay seller:
mn ",''Hn M',o"stri ON! siuhii
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WANTED, boy to work around
and clean machines. Apply
foreman Timcs-Dispatch COM
posing room after Z p. NJ.

WANTED. young man with experience In
"cn"ra! rflCc work. who ,aiSs
dI"iatiun aud operate typewriter preferred
steady employment and good chance for
Huoh man Address Manager. l.. - Box
WANTED. ono woodworkcr ana ono black
~mhih tpPIy y Mcycrs Sons. 73i East
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OF USED OARS ANp

C!.JslNI OUT SAFE. OF USED OARS AND
TRUCKS.
htsiI hali'ton trucA. electric starter.
covered express BODY: been run few miles
d demonstrated. condition excellent
LITTLE. GRANT. three -qu4rtcr-ton truck
just u'Crhlu!cG. All new tires and new body
SPECIAL SPORT FORD. bucket seats
spe..a. chassis, With speed gears.
PULLMAN Two passenger SiI-cyl'n6cr
five new tires mex top uody just out of
paint stop. excellent condition.
WHITE COUPE, sc!t-Stirtcr, electric
lights: bargain to quick purchaser.
CHALMERS, i've passenger. siN-Cyl!uder:
todg Just crUatutcG; IL, splendid condition.
DNN*EE bros. co,
Randolph l7i. IFS Vest Broad Street
1914 Hr-coe ,ou:.r= ln ~ mechanical con
ditIou. well worm TIA" money. 1915 Mex
well touring, good condition. Capita! Moto.
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AIIn sIrrLIEs ANn RE:rAIR>. n

81 I ]
AUTO tires and jate, wagons ana com.
. mery!"! auto hoG!es- i"eharGson BIOS.
81. brook Avenue Madison 1867.
CIT HCH I'LL MOTOR CO Twonty-aIXth
ard Broad. Repairing done ~ skilled me-
Ch4niCs led e"rs Tor -alc.
COW lNlENI auto 'toraEa and acucs .lif>r
Agent tor Federal tires smith. Moore -
! hicl. I@mi,1My. y North Fourth
FOR service and good workinanshp soc Us
i.r tops. scat covers. curtains. Curtsi..
LIGHTS aud general repair Saion. Auto
Ton 1"utpauy. Inc. 30 ives. Broad street.
-.t
GUAiA%TUED service WIN cycrythlrE you
need for your car Iiniuger- Al-op Co
III A4l" SUPPLIES. .vt Vest Broad
- u money on YOU automobile warts hy
lawn" Wilbur T. Dut.om 81. |rooH Ayc-
nue. DUPLICATE tn" old raTts for YOU We
also have all Kina3 OF marnctos- Eusrb
- !.isuan. Med ana SpiiIor. Also
- i"L !LlLnll l--
IAI.MAN AUTO SUPPLY CO.. Nc dis.
Nl"uinrs ~ Clldas tho perfect lubricant
tto' anh recommended s. au,orno.ila an
.L:.le aEHiaciur'rs aiI ever the world
PEI. CEHJ DN NDul. FIRE COST
-9 i"r lne l"hilr 'osi"E. Let Us rcjrcac
cur Oh cas.rGs. 'yy We, BROAD Eel
- Tyr" %.
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HELP NrED-srAI.r:.


WANTED,
COLORED LABORERS
AT ONCE
FOR
PORTER BROS,
NORFOLK
QUARTERMASTER
TERMINAL,
NORFOLK, VA.
GOOD SLEEPING
AND
BOARDING
ACCOMMODATIONS.
FREE
TRANSPORTATION.
APPLY AT
UNITED STATES MENT
SERVICE BRANCH OFFICE.
1909 East Main Street.
Opposite Main Street Depot.
Richmond. Va
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ALLEN & GINTER
BRANCH,

X : N'rED capable and energetic oinces
and stenoGraphY essential. Well coui
ufigC with plea ant surroundings Make
pli"ation Ia handwriting. state cxperis
and salary expected. \ S. care Tmcs-S
match
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!.AHpEEiiS wanted. labortrs white or
col"rod. $ hours per week zoe aud ~
psr ho"r. American Car and Foundry CO.
Wilminston bet
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THREE FIRsr-cLAss AUTO MEcUAN1Cs.
GOOD PAY. STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
COHURN MOTOR SALES CORR. 1871. -
" EST BROAD.
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DRUG MAN--wauted. experienced drug
man ~ prululncHt retail store Newport
News. i.Ncc!Icu, opportunity IL ZOO: sales
'udr. Vaughan Robertson Drug 90. Elch-
tAI;MHU EXPERIENCED dairy former good
age house. garden SPOT. fur!: married
;r,n preferred " h.tc or ColorcI. Address
,ESrl". Tu"hs I.urtou. Va. F.irfaN county.
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GROCERY SALESMAN. experienced 10
"3i" Virginia retail grocery trade. Mus,
40 hustler With i! references. Good sal
cry ana liberal expenses 20 proper part.
NudrcS5 !. as cai" Times Dispatch.
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It'd. WANTS
TIMES plSrATCII
ADVERTISING
Standardized ana lndeNel for ouicN

SNiHuaEuIGtC hlLG iNNtNtN ipi NtHlIN
kCfCrcucc.
I've line sunday.
SC - lin. DAM.
sie line Tor > consecutive inscL!ions.
Nirtnum ut lines ~ allowed.
Minimum charge 30 cents
count . words to the Nnc and "A lines to
the inch.
an advertisements received VIZ to 10 L. ".
% T. 81. Saturdays the day ucforc run-
lication. win rocesNc iFoper elias i',ca'ion ION.
Ai.crtIsC mCuts received after mat nohg
viii ho placed IN The Too Late 70 Glass
ny column.
Telephone your Want Ads. to ihr d,,min9cft
moro CON- ouicut 10 "a 50. and incy wi!
ue taken .t ot,iCc rates.
SUBSTATIO%S FOi I'D. WAISTS.
Times Dispatch Branch cihccs arc main
;atuca Ia piacucaty every DRUG store IN
The city for thc convenience 81 inc rnhlc'
lar oniCc rates.
SOUTH ElCUMCND.
Branch ofiye Tmcs-D!spat.h. ioct HUH
-; Telephone Randolph *"pS
PETERSBURG.
Tine. Dispatch Rrauch, 4lo NorM S!ca-
more Street. rhouc petersburg 20.
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LABORERS

Foi: wost. our yards. Apply to Nj
MONTAGUE MIG co.
Broad street and Belt Line.
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CLERK WANTED. CArAHIE NA% TIRE
iEHNBLY OFT OF DRAFT. ron CLI.!:-
.INi. WORK. GOpb 'HAN'E FOR pEO.
NATION FOL; RIGHT MAN MIST III,
tEli. To FURNISH itI.Fti:f%rr,S ~
!t.2JlitEb iiEtl.T ~ OWN HAND
MliTlNG- STATING AGE. ENPi.i.II:%,'f.
TIMES DISPATCH.
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l)I:A tbs.

SC'IIUNNCuIK-- pic,I. al :.g5 sunday
morning. At the residence Of his brother.
Edward Schumacher. 1875 Grove Avenue. in
tho scNcnty-sc"ond year u: his age, DANIEL
SCulthACliEE
Funeral rus CTUESpAYl AFTERNOON
a. u',lock from the residence.
SWEIrHsii --Ulod. . SUNDAY. April ~
HEETiIN l.. wife Of /. l.. SwcitHcr.
Burirl 1T KsNc;Ntcw at II y. NJ. To- DAY,
WNEKINIR Died. Monday. April -. loIS.
ct y NJ at his residence u South
HcoCh street. RpBElIr !. WARElNI:H. in
tho SyNtntN-SlNth Year az his lie
leaves &" muurU ih"tr loss his wife. M"llic
Woodward Mariner formerly "f New kcut,
Va aud one brother. Edward u. Mariner.
Tho funeral viii take pnc" TO MORROW
tWED\ ESpAN' AFTERNOON ct o'clock
from the above residence. iutcrncut in
EIvcrNicw.
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A%TED, young lady stcnosraSher
general office assistant Hours
= VI. steady position. Il -. care tt
Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23

MA% =" work on farm wanted Mus, b.
pr.Ctl"si farmer. RcS. v..e- Ann.
ierry iir@- to East Marshall street
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LOST AND I'0l Nj.

BRA ELEr-Los, a diamond 50, bracelet.
Finder please return 80 W Il Thaihm"r.
tifth and Broad streets. AMI receive liberal
reward.
BULL DOG -Straycd from my home. tnS
Cumberland street. hrind!" uatc bull dog:
cars not cut Cali Handolph ,.6S
kt.YS-I.ost. i've keys and whistle on
heart shaped KEY ring. Reward II re
turned 4" no south Third.
PURIFY S;traycd from my home" Win. Rrto.
80. s. Petersburg stop. white breast j
white tcct, name SNOWFALL Finder return
10 -hippiuE Cirrk. y briio. Hermann
Snhu,'1ts. aud receive reward
SILK RN,;-I.ost. ia Monroe rark Monday
morning. silk bag containing knife. key.
cyoE'ss. r~ and purse. 1 Phone Madison
.osp-.f. Reward.
SPECIAL. NOTICES. D
THE annual meeting "f TIC MUTUAL, A,ssuF-
ance Society VI Virginia viii hc hcld at
the scciety's oniyc on MONDAY, MAY -,
I9lS, at O'Clock J.. NJ.
T.. MpEfEGl kiSG. Secretary.
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EMPLOY HES7
HELP NAAIED-NIAi.I:

- W - y = = HNl.1.' 'EH
btf wanted to Mrip ~ soda fountain.
HHccM MAKERS w.r,.d Plenty O., ,3.,
irrial Apply to i1!5 Albany Avenue SyuJn
'AEPEATEKS- Wanted. good carpenter,
Tor construction N"rk NOR Richmond!
i"T Information apply .ii West H!uth
street South l.ichruouo Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-23

FIREMAN ~ Wanted. expert
cnccd colOrcd fireman. .Ap-
ply chief engineer, Hotel Rich
mond.
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Il.LEh WANTED RY LARGE MAS
I 80 RING COMPANY ~ RICH
Nb%b IHkEE ILi:ENS EOT SJRit:,.I
- DRAFT, WirN 'LtHicNI ENPEEi-
!-Nti- FOL; l'NN ROLL. WORK AD-
DRESS q -" CARE TIMES DlSPA'rCu
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TAILoRING AND PRESSING

HAVE yous paurr.ng ,!onv before the rush
We carry the most select liac Walter
L LrakScr 9 90. Lpi North Fifih Street.
!; ~ HEAl Eii The wall paper bushes. OF
IN" late u. ~. Ernu vii StiII continue
naacr the iuanlSci OF AIR. II. J. Grace.
Us North T.iEhth street
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MES .ANp BOYS oNrE srxrEE% YEARS
w5trE ~. t W,tkTE.TrIib IA, Lgn :, GE:'EIhH
MHHkNi%.i Ut 9'G,GcK HEhDY 10
fA%i. lNC.. 200 SOuTH ELENEHlIi 81.
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ALrus FOR uinE-GAnAGEs

USE DANIELS NEW AUTSMOBlI.ES
OPEN or closed ears. $3.50 per hour. Seven.
passenger cars. 500 per hour. Phone
Boulevard "-i-9lo-J.