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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31
SHANGHAI HAS
EXTRAORDINARY
MURDER CASE
OUTGROwTH OF POLITICAL CON-
FLLCTS HAS UNUSUAL
FEATURES

SHANGHAI, May 27.-one of the
most remarkable murder cases in
the history of China, an outgrowth
of the political conflict over the
presidency of China in 1913, has
just been concluded with the execu-
ton at Picking of Hung Chi-tsu for
the killing of Sung Chiao-jen.
The extraordinary phase of the
case was the fact that Hung was
first sentenced to life Imprisonment
but appealed to the supreme court
of China with the result that death
sentence was imposed instead of
life Imprisonment.
The g%arrotting machine for
the execution of m%urderers was used
for the first time in lungs case.
It's work was effective but done in so
CHASTITY q fashion that the execu-
TONERS left the room without cere-
mony.
The murder of Sung Chiao-jen
was considered a political crime.
Sung formerly was minister of agri-
culture and commerce and, when he
was as~sassinated on the platform on
a railway station at Shanghai in
1913, was a candidate for the pre-
miership. He was one of the leaders
of the southern party opposed to
Yuan Shi-kai, who then was pro-
visional president of China and a
candidate for election of president
of the permanent government soon
to be established. The party OF
which Sung was a leader was head
ed by Sun Yat-sen and was strong
in the southern provinces. Leaders
of the southern party alleged there
was a political plot to keep them out
of office and that President Yuan
Shi-kai tsince deceased) knew and
approved of the activities of some
of the plotters.
The premier of Yuan's govern
ment, Chao Ping-chun, was alleged
to have been one of the instigators
of Sung's murder but he died with
tragic suddenness. Two others al
legged to have actually killed Sung
were arrested but died mysteriously
before being placed on trial.
This left Hung alone to solve the
mystery. For several years he kept
away from Shanghai but during the
war returned there disguised as a
monk and even appeared in court in
a dispute over some property. He
was recognized by the son of Sung.
was arrested and, six years after the
crime, has been executed for it.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31
AUSTRIAN PRESS PROTESTS AGAINST
THREATENED LOSS OF WORKS OF ART

VIENNA, May 2S.-The Vienna
press is making violent protests
protests against the Italian claims
for works of art, declaring that the
Italians are introducing old Napo-
leonic methods of robbing galleries.
Professor Paolo d. Ancona of Mi
Ian, who is at the head of the Ital-
ian Art Mission, told the correspond
ent of the Associated Press that the
whole matter had been laid before
the peace conference for decision
and that the Italians so far are only
placing the works of art under Sc
questration, SO that they may be
protected in case of Bolshevik at
tempts to destroy, steal or resell
them as happened with the Hermit
age Gallery, at Petrograd. The Ital-
ians feared this might be the fate
of the Budapest Gallery containing
such priceless works at Raphael's
madonna.
Professor d'Ancona stated that
the Italian claims fall under three
heads: First. indemnities for art
works, valued at $10,000,O 600 de-
stroyed by the Austrians in Italy
during the war, including the air
raids at Venice, Acona, Padua, RAJ
vena and other points; second,
works which have been stolen from
italy in the past; third. works which
logically belong to territory now
occupied by Italy or about to be-
come her property, including Pola,
LISA Island and Fiume.
There are also provisional claims
for Italy's share which belong to her
historically in ase the museums of
Vienna and Budapest should be di-
vided among the nations of the for
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31

We're gittin' so we don't pay no
more attention t. sums o. one billion
than we do t. tn assassination of an
Austrian %archduke. Maybelle Moots
wux drowned t'day while exchangin'
glances in a canoe.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31
TONOPAH COUPLE ARE
MARRIED IN GOLDFIELD

James Rumsey, formerly a resi-
dent of Goldfield and for several
years past a resident of Tonopah,
and Miss Florence Hallihan of To-
nopah were married here last night.
The groom is % years of age and
the bride 16.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31

Rubber heels are gittin' so
common that it's no longer safe t.
talk c~onfidentially. You'd think
tn girls would git excited when
q new blonde milliner hits tn
town. but tn flutter is all among
tn boys.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31
MARCONI AND CHINESE
JOIN IN WIRELESS

BERLIN, May 27.-An agreement
was signed on Saturday by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph company
and the Chinese government for the
formation of a Chinese national
wireless telegraph company with a
capital of 100000 pounds.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31
TEUTON GOVT.
At old TRICKS
IN SCHLESW|G
DANES PREVENTED FROM SEND
ING FOOD TO THEIR
COUNTRYMEN

LONDON, May 27.-while the at
tention of the allies is concentrated
on the Germans along the western
front, German government officials
in Schleswig r preventing the
Danes, who have the consent of the
entente, from shipping food to their
own needy countrymen in Schleswig.
This information has been re-
ceived here by Edmund Gosse, well
known English literary critic.
81 learn" he said in a letter to
the Morning Post, that the burgo-
master of Flensburg declares that
the hungry inhabitants of that town.
the largest in S~chleswig, have no
need of Danish food"
The same German official, accord
ing to Mr.. Gosse's information, has
refused passports to any families in
the town and district of Flensburg
to cross over into Denmark to ac-
cept an offer of Jutland and Funen
to receive several thousand Danish
speaking Schleswig children. "If
Danes in Flensburg dislike German
rule" he puts it, they may starve."
Mr.. Gosse terms as "scandalous"
the treatment of Schleswig soldiers
repatriated through Denmark.
"These unhappy men," he said,
"are arrested as they cross the
frontier, are prevented from even
visiting their relatives, and r i'm
mediately conveyed to the Polish
frontiers to swell the German army
there. North Schleswig is at the
present moment more severely per-
secuted than it was even through
the war. There is proceeding a COM
Wandering of cattle and horses
which is paralyzing to the popula-
ton. and this is emphasized by the
indulgence with which South Cor
GERMANY Schleswig is being
treated"
Schleswig, he understands, is now
closed to all persons coming from
Denmark. ION the Rhine, under
the eye of England and France" Mr..
Gosse observed, "the boche may be
meek enough, but ne shows little
change of heart where he escapes
q~om the eye CT the victorious al
lies"
Schleswig, the northern half OF
Schleswig-Holstein between the
North and Baltic Seas, has been a
province of Prussia since 1864 when
it was wrested from Danish control.
Under the peace treaty of Paris the
control of certain of Schles-
wig is to be decided by plebiscite.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-31

A gypsy woman died here t'day at
tn age of 1913, an that's another
argument agin corsets. EVERYTHING
sets on it's own bottom but a straw
berry box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

sInELINE Statesmen can easily make
to rural and city dealers. Commissions paid
vile. Tenn. T. o. Box u.
STOCK Statesmen wanted for 81 900 00)
oi! and refining company composed Of
some Texas leading business men. Cors-
cana OH and keiining Co. COrsicana. Tex.
WIRELESS UMBRELLAS agents wanted
ior this newest invention: No Investment.
Write for iirc-stylc outfit. Parker Mfg.
CO. 3s2. Wall Street. Dayton. Ohio.
making 81? to 500 daily: or woman
start anywhere Materials cost YOU rs
cents: retail for SIS. ! made 500 one day,
$3.50 one month Craycroft. Fresno. Cal.
500 AGENTS WANTED At ONCE FOR
MITcHELL'S MAGIC MARVEL WASHfNG
aoS% PROFIT ENoRMous REPEATER.
to nneen minutes One thousand other
uses In every home. Astounds and de-
lights every woman. Nothing else like IT,
iys; lime; acid or wax. u Free samples fur
antee the sale of every package. ExciusIvn
territory. Own your own business You
cannot fall 10, e make big money Barber.
sample and p,oot Hurry. hustle, grab this
1914 East Sixty-nrst, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

INSURANCE MEN-Arc you the man? An
old line life Insurance company, when
has recently come into this territory, is
looking tor a man who can handle d gem
eral agency proposition for this section.
The company is just organizing here, hut
l. writing In II States. The policies are
the equal OF any Oh the market. Insurance
experience, though desirable will not
govern a!toecther in the appointment.
sales ability and determination mean more
We have in mind man, possibly al
ready IN tho insurance business, who feels
that he has better chance 10 enlarge
with general agency. If you are the ma n,
Eel! US about yourself. Replies will be he
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

Are you satisfied with your present
position. or do you feel that there
are larger opportunities in some
other line? a story of the successes
In the life insurance business would
read like. tale from the Arabian
Nights II is tho most fascinating
and profitable salesmanship there is
The Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company has the following positions
open for hrst-class men who have
been accustomed To earning large
salaries. and who know how to APP
proach men of affairs: one man TO
travel and appoint agents Il basis
OF salary and commission with ex-
penses paid. and three district man
ayers on salary and commission. IL
you want TO enter pleasant and
profit a Bile work. apply TO Duke A
Putney. Manager. col Mutual Build
Ing Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

EfoesTs ana drug s ioss"s IN e ssi!;
S ssnet Virginia En- 'e bs;4iGalhs
prd2s 4 TSsv side line free sampes
mnoney for many salesmen-more money Money
The ne fs aSss s wf %an na
riety Of metal speciait!es on the market.
llrer, Wholesaler retssieT banks. facaores
etc Ewery line everywhere buys them in
W ,Ps;. earn So week slsS sSS for Whefs
Ericsson Cos me- naG 5s4 pIGGH Tikson BaE
s1PssTSsS has money isr you Sf's snS
on BIZ ae'f pro he ,S %oF hs 1Siss sas
Ing g. 2is N"rih Mans h H.rf Rishm Rsr0u'
sA LIES fake. SIS daily. Light
Ss%P5s FL s rs a.r, aT Sad
IS ss nssn%, and ball sun
dress Sales Manager. Box sos Me Memp his,
sALEgMEN.s;7ea.e.1s .IIeF: auIeEes, mon:
RT9sasle great ,oppGrtgn,y Get district
, ten, Haney III Intersouthern Bldg. Louis
Statesmen. expoTienced drug trade. visit
ing druggists. physicians. selling Aspirin
tablets. pharna ceuticais. extracts. chem.
. i. nj etc "a. LIB c9mmssion Pocket
New York city '" avenue
sALESM EN-Territories are now being AS
sasmed Tor distribution OF United States
S ent efsa eS as Most Gsyern
day day. cleared by statesmen OF push ana en-
S epsraS Side n so or fun mH definite
y y"n viii fan selling life preservcrs on
president. S Dearborn St. Chicago iii.
sILESMENmThe Fog Light Plug makes
Ford headlights strong as regular twin.
men. agents wanted Free SAMPLES Pr,re
70 The Fog-l.ight Plug Co. Atlanta. Ga.
SAI;ESMEN-Are you making $40 day?
selling our Bungalow aprons. shirtwai hnss
ana a. Ruhberized aprons Savoy Mrg. Co.
to sell the Dayton" electric starting,
Lighting and Ignition system for Ford ears
,ured. II you can provide Ford car for
demonstrating purposes. write us for our
asen T. rropositon The Dayton Electri-
sALESMEN-New carburetor for Ford cars.
simple not a moving part. installed in
thirty minutes: guaranteed to double your
mileage and start in zero weather without
ssa'mG or aTmi niG l do free trial our
Write L. & J. Carburetor Co. 5O5 w. Jack
son blvd. Chicago
M @1s for tx! q
~ Assn pep as H chcaEoS NH
roofing cements. paints. boiler cleaner. ETC.
extending territory. and have opening for
and ay nd a ?n& e.
Excellent oppor,unity for right! men. No
Louis Mo - 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

MANUFACTURERS HAS ENCEP-
PROPOSITION FOR PRODUCER.
EVERY LARGE BUILDING AND
FACTORY OFFERS OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALES. SALARY AND LIB
ERAf. BONUS BASED UPON
SALES. EXPENSES ADVANCED.
IF YOU BELIEVE IN YOUR SALES
ABILITY AND WANT TO PLACE
1T TO GOOD ADVANTAGE. WRITE
MIR. j. b. ALLEN. JEFFERSON
HOTEL. FOR PROMPT INTER-
VIEW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
TREMENDOUS FORTUNES
c.rr1E I'M SHEEP

CATTLE AND SHEEP
Small Investment gives liberal shares in
one of the greatest money-makinE Indus
tries OF America. Write today. Guaranty
Mortgage and Securities Co. us Wilson
Bldg;. Flagstaff. Ariz --
WANTED. position as real estate salesman.
will buy interest In established real es-
tate business or will enter business with a
good live partner. ]. 4t4: Ttmcs- Dismal CHI.
WANTED. posit ion as real estate salesman,
or will buy interest In established real
estate business. or Will enter business with
q good live partner. 4'f care Times
nisnatch.
THE QUICK WAY to get what you want
-, when you want is to road and use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
YOUNG LADIES'

WANTED. EXPERIENCED AND
l y l. y + Z II E y Cd YOUNG
LADIES. OVER SIXTEEN. TO
WORK IN PAPER BAG FACTORY.
PAY FROM 80 TO 80 CENTS PER
HOUR. DAY. SHORT NIGHT AND
LONG NIGHT SHIFTS. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT APPLY EAGLE
PAPER CO. ROWE AND MAR
SHALL STREETS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

orF!CE BOY wanted immediately Apply
III 2iI"g,or COMPANY. S23 Mutual Bldg
fS!l.Hti Anglers wanted ms l.a East
ANN street rnwharau Nash.
t,ASTEkEES. fry Whit. non-nnion plas-
Gia Road and Quarry Road. w shiog 1 ION
y wi"
I'm " iiEhs Wanted ~ once. good
WIS - 80 M hour. steady IVORY
",.T Or wire. VI i. GlIf.ather Laurinx.
HAiLWAf TRAFFIC. INSPECTORS want
20; w month and expenses 10 start:
Nh"l h"ur', travel. three month, HON.
Liudy under gusr.nt.c We get YOU nn.i
ee.o 30 az. limit ASK Tor booklet y lS
s'aH.aFa bos'neas Training Inst. Buta o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
Poultry and Supplies. 40

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fine light Brahma
cockerels. Felch strain. Call Randolph
1851.
CHICKENS are going to be high this win.
tor Place your order now for iHy.old
chicks. September and October deliveries
Barred Rock yearling hens and bullets from
heavy laying strain. Prices right. White
Ieghorn cockerels. Blocmingdale Poultry
Farm: Dumbarton Va. Madison $685. n
WISE aavsS S4sTS xoeA on Advor tisiny,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents,

PAINT AND OIL-wanted by wholesale
Richmond house tlrst-cIass oil and paint
saiesm i for virginia and North Carolina:
erai salaries to right parties. Address B
$40 care es-Dispatch.
RAiNCoAT AGENTS-sl2 daily for orders
ms iniL Nc DELIVERING Dozens Of fabrics
for sample, An guaranteed water proof.
Apply Tor agency and samples. No invest
ment BE quick. Parker Mfg Co.. 1877
fAiNCOArS--AHs Accents make $50 weekly talk
Ing ORDERS for fast selling Goodyear rain
coats Hundreds OF orders waiting. 81 an
SSrs '0f pa RaeS nIe $40 nrf ons 81
deliver and collect. Sample coat free. Write
S"sS ,Tr sids G9odyenr ME- Co.. Gzs
SALES MANAGER.
proven ability we otter an exceptionally at.
run particulars about yourself and We will
send on our proposition in detail. We are
a seliin. organization owned by large
REPuBL1c p.
PAINT AND vARNISII WORKS.
- 90 West Jackson boulevard Chicago.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fenced stock salcsnan.
commission. Address w. 7. .. Box 3s2.
SALESMAN-Wanted. high grade travelling
salesman capable of earning $4,000 and
pensSs annually. staple line to general
merchandise M I.,16 trade Abrasive propositon
Hearst Bldg. Chicago.
SALESMAN any line New.
strong proposition of merit for general
retail trade. Established house Commits
duceTs for expenses. Busy season here.
with greatest demand in history. Geo.
4: Williams. sales manager. Department
1893. 1870 Euclid. Cleveland. Ohio.
4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

SAl. MISUNDERSTANDING urcrs OF furnace and
roofing cements paints boiler cleaner. etc
extending territory. and have opening for
field sales and managers and statesmen en-
commission. royalty and drawing accounts,
Excellent opportunity for right men No
duh season Write Stee!cote Mfg. Co. ST.
Louis Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
a LARGE NUMBER
Or INEXPERIENCED MEN.
AGES Is TO IS.
MUST BE ~ GOOD
PHYSICAL CONDITION.
GOOD LIVING WAGE PAID
WHILE LEARNING.
STEADY WORK ASSURED.
APPLY IN PERSON
OR CoMMUHIcATE AT ONCE
WITH FACTORY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
THE GOODYEAR
TIRE AND RUBBER
CoMrA%Y.
AKRON. ONO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

SEWING MACHINES $500 up Come QUICK
hl2 West Rrond Street
STOVE-Onc Comet self feeder heater good
new. Can he at 34l2 East Clay
Street Reasonable price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

AGENTS-2t9 Der cent more l!gh, for Fords
Good light at slow speed. $3.50 Attrac.
tive agency proposition. R-K Socket Com
pany. Mineral Wells. Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

F.N-Kcad EVcrv tcl
ws sn9SSre fer has some money for you only
makes hearing under The worst noise CON-
diiions easy. Big profit for hustiers Side
line statesmen take this up In every
county in virginia; The Virginia Disirbut-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

WAiTR ESSES-Threc eNperlencfd young
lady Mattresses. Rose Leish,S Restaurant.
WAITRESS ES--wh!tc mattresses wanted for
STATE Fair ~cck Apply Mrs. Andersen.
200 ERst l'EAnklln StrNel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

! BECOME prosperous Davis agent Be
| glnn"rs making 800 $50 weekly Crew
manasers doubling that. Lucky IL" pays
y"u 100 per cent 81 other big winner
l DhNls Hrnll-t- Co ncnl CO.. ChiCaEO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

Hs #5TH ESsISSs AXS
GH9M1Ns N sTAt NNb6SuFAGsTY y S
f HIS f2gSs ny T WILSON NA IS E re
To Louis EPwXkDs. P. 0. Bon ' AS.
AGENTS make big profits selling; our; Ex-
der spdes iSf heS
t E5sae eg @e sHsasne co bss Snmge
AUTO TIRE VULCANIZING-A growing.
,a h"ab 81 Fani ESQ SO 10 np eGTn gsgs
Eauipment Company. aA Eighth Street.
Cincinnati.
BANK wants r;snresgsMtauyss in places ell-
p"ymF ps@Dis t Pay Loan
BUSINESS MAN-Wantcd. n first husi-
ness man. Gonseryat,ve and ensrgetic. good
conssryativt sound Husi%sss naying more ma
salary unless other interests prevent. MAX
he Would be expec!ed to co.operate only
ades ~ s sfs1 4m ssaFis5s
hTr ASD SEL 81 69Hds Com
;orous business sn,erprs sA"f BY ss sT
stocks. or hrst mortgage bonds. s,rictiy
nrst letter. John Trier. isss Eddy Street.; J"
Chicago.
@ to .S cspia 'u 81. ean aS us, And
YOU In an entirely new line OF business in
@ ssG0? hG
Tool Works. 20 East Jackson. Chicago.
COLL .EcTlNG-Wanted. accounts to collect
rent nsTsony Sor after then YIN han d.
care Times. Dispatch.
CONCESSION--For rent. corner concession
hot dog stand. a State Fair. Best ioea:
IYaHusf or Bon sassrEsS a!Ss Do.l4
6s hes. and 1a
f0R W Ss aiJss. nss
,;sni,iOn. Being sold foT paTtnsrSh!p d:
~ NsWp9Tt News va. Va M. 1oll'lso". 10"
DM Or 5n4s ws se sq1 n Wis
, up. Ito date stock doing abou, $3.50 cash
Va il Interested '''' '"N''O'
DiEiNG AND, CLEANING-we will start
, yTn In The cleaning and dyGing busipsss
for bookist. The Ben-vonde system. Dept.
GRocEKy--For sale. grocery and confec-
ss store ne 81 o sh @apa rent .s
haif irisrss! TO GOOD party. c sss. care
Sale Ss Gsson sa ss and
z S$' H.
afnnE Box hs Is S1ur
to Ee, sonnet hing for nothing" but is an
9perating dSmonstrably safe. proiitabie
business. Handling certain classes OF COM
merGiai paper with proven safeguar1s , vii VIII
will come the profits. legitimate. large and
sure Address for details. Post-Ohce Box
INVESTORS AND MISUNDERSTANDING
OF others will make fortunes in oil. Why
not you Send for our proposition. South
ern Glory OIL Company, Binz Building.
ANAGER-Substantial manufacturing cor
poration wants capable men to establish
branch and manage statesmen. $500 to ST.
500 necessary. You handle own money.
Will ALLOW expenses to Baitimore II you
qualify. For particulars. address secretary.
4l6 North Howard Street. baltimore. Md
MIR. SALES MANAGER. we want you as
district manager IL YOU have real punch
Will require 5000 to $4,000 10 handle Good
for $1,000 To $1,000 net per month Do not
waste time unless you can fuihli
ments and give Information first letter. Ad-
dress w a. L.. Schifman Building, ST.
Paul Mimi.
TREMENDOUS FORTUNES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
Situations Wantcd-FemaIe. 40

OFFlCE WORk--Young lady desires ii1ht
oface work. Q 500. care Times Dispatc CHI
TODAY'S NEWS u merchand and uerv
leo offered for your pleasure or pront IL
told today by tho classified AIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
DRUG CLERK WANTED.

WANTED a REGISTERED DRUG
CLERK. MUST FURNISH REFERENCES.
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR A SOBER. HON
EST NAN APPLY TO DRUGGIST. CARE
VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

YOUNG LADlES-Wa young ladies' is
years and over. 10 work piccework Also
soinc day workers. Apply A. Eocn & CO.
sol Randolph street -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

4OlHG LADlES-Wantea young ladies' is
soi Randolph Street. '>'''' - i''t'' * Co..
4ouMG L ;I1 wanted. young lady TO
Eraph!G knn93wieGse preferred Good posi-
A"GouNTANT"S ASSISTA&T---W Wanted. A
alGs, u hsv man asTif'4 IN %iies
Tor work nVSivimr ifur , " EX M. "m""e in
booof|Ih:eee,p!nT deslrse!e. but not necessary il
Rnowtase d shcrihsnd nycsss "r Il, t"S WHY
plicat!on with pen stating ace edlca,ion
yt SIilH ai'i s.'ary yhp"cttd which in
Position nov open anording good oppor-
iunily Tor advancement i so2. Times
AUID MECHANlC-Ome nigh class auto
Gt'1". Best wages amt steady employ
iieW f,ss {. so?.' car. 'ri:n.s III p!sp a.
AUTO -r TRIMMER Wanted. auto top
trimmer. Eight and hai nour, cay
FOO h@S , ~" shon work IN owl Auto
guar"nl," 10 tearh you ,hor@uEhly in f%w
you learn You ar ,heM sur. 'S Of st W!ttis
,WoFk Ahd r9"G insome for lie. BARRIERS
Any Fooi s.r.it.f@FWsTa Fellow can mike NIKE
Write toaay for n.ornaIt tSS' s,5r @T' i;S
Der college. ooi East Marshall street. Kich-
Bool$kt-FGE E&;er.cnced double-eiltry
roo. n9GKS Ss, "anitd at once nv large TO-
stat!nr aye Whether tn,arrl"a or slsl" S
pr!t"rc", references and salary expected
A1Grgss ligN $50. Richmond. Va.
BECOME y CRAFTSMAN Earn 4 good
saIary. Permanent demand for men and
women No previous training required We
'tach you az nom" 10y mail In your spare
tiors al bIs pay Write today 20. free
caia log OF particulars Columbia Schoo.
OF Drafting Dent l0il. Fourteenth and T.
Streets. Washington. - g
BOY-Noi over : d. mink c!"rk state
age, experiences, II any and salary
peet.d II - care Times Dispatch.
BOY wanted. boy about 10 or Il Tor gem
eral Office work Plenty room for adj
vancem-ni FOR willing worker. Cal! ei2
Mlt4h- running
HOT-Wa.L age u to - 10 WORK IN soda
!ounta!: l-cvensun Cigar COMPANY. sos
N0Ys.W"Hlea several boys nea! and 20
lite, FOR work in once. GRAND boys, soda
clerk and delivery boys. cry Employ
Lnent BMreau. Room 5. city Hail
noYs-rHlnTY BRIGHT BOYS IS or
OVER ARE WANTED TO LEARN THE
PRINTING BUSINESS WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITIES ARE OFFERED AHp
THE WAGE IS ATTRACTIVE APPLY
AFTERNOONS. ; TO .. J, c. rAnTIx. l..l
MUTUAL.
BUSINESS WORTHWHILE ". star, YOU
silVerinC mirrors. r'utlnE tableware: mans
free. Clarence SPRINKLE. Dept. Va, Marion