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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
Want Wagc Schcdulc.
TO REV0LUTI0NlZE
GREAT BRITAIN TRADE

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE house OF
commons Wednesday evening. after
heated debate, adopted amendment
10 the profteering bill empowering
the board OF trade, after an inves-
tigatiOn. 10 fix wholesale and retail
prices. The vote was 1872 to 95.
The amendment was denounced
among others. by Lord Robert Cecil
former minister OF war trade. who
expressed amazement that the gov
eminent should accept an amend
ment destroying the whole basis Of
the bill and revOlutionizing tho
trade OF the country"
Sir Donald MacLean. a liberal
member. also denounced the
amendment. characterizing il as
rank socialism of the most mud
died kind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Dr. ConnOr formerly Of Johns
Hopkins hospital Thousands Of men
suffering from fatal diseases would be
IA perfect health today We're IL not for
the deadly drug Nicotine. stop the habit
now before It's too late Its a simple
process 10 rid yourself OF the tobacco
habit I'm any form. Just go 10 any up-to-
date drug store and get some NicOtol
tablets. take them as directed and To /.
the pernlCiUus habit quickly vaniShes.
Druggists refund the money II they fail
Re sure 10 read large and interesting an
nouncement by Or Connor soon 20 ap-
pear in this paper. IL tells Of the dan
ger ~ nicotine poisoning and how 70
avGsd ~ In the meantime try Nic1tol
tablets; you VIII be s"rDrised at the 70
salt -AuvL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheutism

Discoverer Tells Druggists Not to Take
Cent of Anyone's Money Unless
Allenrhu Completely Banishes All
Rheumatic Pains and Twinges.
Mr. James II. Allen suffered for years
with rheumatism. Many times this terri
Die disease left him helpless and unable
% work
lie finally decided. after years Of
'easeleSs study. that no one can be ire
from rheumatism until the accumulated
impurities. commonly called uric acid
deposits. were dissolved in the joints
and muscles and expelled from the body.
With this idea I'm mind he consulted
ply siciaus. made experiments and final
ly compounded prescription that
quickly and completely hanished every
Sign aud symptom OF rheumatism from
his system.
tie freely gave his discovery 10 others
who took 10. with what might be called
mu rvelOuS success After years OF urging
ne decided q let sufferers everywhere
know about his discovery through the
newspapers Wetticks Cut Rate Drug
store can supply YOU. -Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
AItTNIORE.


Lawrence Wenrick mas returned
from a weeks visit with Alfred
GeyCr at NViuona lake.
Miss Lena I;Skch. of south Bend,
spent Saturday afternoon with Mr..
Nanderyvolf
Mrs. JOdOn, Mrs. LOvell and VIM
Pierce and daughter Mildred. of
South Bend. were SUNDAY guests of
Charles Pierce and family.
Mr. Hofer and family and Boil
storms ana family, Of South Bend,
spent Sunday with J. ] Young and
family.
sir. Anderson and pily spent
sunday visitin5 friends in Mishl-
WaKa.
Sir. and Mrs HIM and laughter
Catherine and Mr.. and Mrs. Nicory,
of South Bend. spent Sunday at the
homo OF Mr.. Jones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
SOLDIER ARRESTED ON
TW0-YEAR-0LD WARRANT

kOKOMO. Ind. Aug. il.-With q
warrant which has been gathering
dust in the Howard county court
house for more than two years
Sheriff Butler Wednesday night ar
rested Claude F1SkeII. so, charged
here with unlawful possession OF
liquor, and wanted in Hamilton
county for contempt OF court.
Paskell was drafted for service in
the army IN 1917 after he dcclded
that he would rather be "a soldier
than face the charge pending against
him.
He was starved and frozen i'm
northern Russia. walled his wife.
red-headed and pretty. who ap-
peared ~ the Jail &c hiss him
through the bars.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

(From the records of the Indiana
Title and Loan Coz
Joseph Nowak and wife 10 Lud-
wig Sniadecki and Amelia, 81: part
of lot IS. Comr's subdivision in
South Bend.
FERDINAND c. Raft 70 Michael
DANISH. 81; part of lot IS in South
Bend and Gary Co. s addition TO city
Of South Bend.
Theron Parker and husband to
Edwin c. Witwer, 81: lot 4. Bazel
RupeTs addition TO the city Of South
Bend.
The Twin City Realty Co. to VIII
son b. Parker. $3.50; lot "A, Twin
City Realty Co.'S subdivision in River
Park. Ind.
Harry r. McMullen to Anna ].
McMullen, 81; part Of B. o. lot 65
in the city Of South Bend.
The St. Joseph Loan and Trust
Co., trustee to Frank and Louise
Goepefrich. s175; lot 5S, Ardmore
Heights an addition 10 city OF South
Bend.
Mollie B. Swartz to Dewitte In
gleright. S1415.6O; part of lot "a, A.
II. Cush's addition to city of South
Bend.
Susie B. Nickel and Ida 2. San
born TO Frank Walinski and Tillie,
81; part of lot 16, Bakers subdivi-
sion in city of South Bend.
Mary Ranck and husband, Celia
Smith and husband. Eva b. Smith,
Sadie Z. Eisele and husband, Lille
NJ. Caldwell and husband to Harry
Bray. 81; tract of land in Portage
township.
Joseph DeLorenzi and Sarah NJ. to
Matthaus Wilhelm. $40; lots 33 and
"a in East Mishawaka, Realty Co
addition to city Of Mishawaka. Ind
Joseph limerick TO Joseph Dc
Lorenzi, 81; tract of land in Penn
township.
Bert Chivington and Christina to
Fred d. Strong and Matilda Pauline
81: tract Of land in Warren town.
ship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

lose control of his machine, run
ming over the concrete pavement
Mr. and Mrs Eber Bolster were
at St Joseph. Mich. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kollar of
South Bend, Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
II edwiCk of College Corners, Ind,
Mrs. Oscar Luther and Mrs. Mary
Moorhouse OF New Carlisle spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. August
Anderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

cceded in pushing away an automo-
bile of the tracks a few seconds be
fore a flyIng passenger train whirled
by The engine Of the automobile
ceased running just when the car
reached the center Of the track Al
the moment whcn II seemed that G.
Gaping death was out OF question.
the women became stricken witc
fright 20 such a degree that they did
not possess enough courage 10 jump
out
As fitting reward for the dis
PLAYED bravery. a recommendation
viii be made 20 award DiPiso with =,
Carnegie medal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
Fla9n1an Pushes Auto
Off Tracks, Sd0eS Lives

Special % The News Times.
LAPORTE. Ind. Aug 14-Jim
Bipiso the sNarJhy Italian flagmaIt
OF the Pennsylvania. distinguished
himself Wednesday morninS by e.
heroic act styiug the lives OF five
women when death was lurking Ry
acting Iu cool. unfalterIns way. the
genial Italian watlhman prevented
what =. "mcd an unavoidable tragedy.
Pie Is receiving words OF praise and
conmendatioT FOR the accomplished
heroic deed
Realizing the great danger Dipisa
dashed hurriodly down the tracks
and by superhumar strensth he sue
HOLD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

A conference has been called to
meet 10 Washington. at which time
Il Is Intended to place important
facts before Congress concerning
the railroad situation. which has
reached an acute stage Among the
persons who have been Invited to
take part In the conference are
Frank p. Walsh. formerly Joint
chairman OF the war Labor Board;
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
ARRANGE BIG loan.

LONDON. Aug. IA Russian
soviet government wireless dispatch
from Moscow states that the Lettish
government has arranged a loan Of
$50. geo. 900 In America. The loan
j. to pay for food received from the
allies. The dispatch saws
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Albert Gregory. repairman. South
Bend TO Mabel Watkins. domestic.
Lakeville.
Joseph Lassiche, machine-hand.
South Bend 10 Frances Wroblewska.
shirt binder, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
FORMULATE PLAN
FOR COAL STRIKE
Action Taken by Illinois Min
erS in Defiance of State
Union Officers.

BELLENILLE. H. Aug. 14.-De-
legates claimed TO represent approx
imately $1,000 striking Illinois coal
miners met here Wednesday to
formulate plans for carrying on a
unified state wide strike.
The meeting was held in defiance
of orders of state officers of the
United Mine workers. Although the
delegates asserted the strike. which
originated in this district, had
spread over the state until il in
wolves $1,000 miners. state union Of
hcials declare that the waIkout has
been confined 20 mines in the Belle
Vile field
Leaders Wednesday intimated
that the strike organization formed
at the meeting lead 10 "a reorganiza-
tion Of the United Mine workers Of
Illinois.
Want Wage Schedule.
The strikers are demanding that
the operators grant a higher wage
schedule. Opposition 10 Frank Far
rington, state president OF the union,
grew out of his instructions to the
strikers 10 return TO work under the
wartime agreement with the opera
tors and take up wage demands
later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
GAFILL CD. To
OPEN STATION
New Service Plant Will be Lo-
Gated at Lafayette and
Jefferson Block.

ne Gahn oil company OF this city
Is erecting a new gasoline service
station az Lafayette and Jefferson
blvds and the station is expected 20
be in operation by Saturday Three
f0oO-gallon gasoline tanks are 10 be
installed, one OF them an electric
controlled pump with automatic
overflow pipes. a feature lately per
fected. Two hand pumps are also
10 be Installed on either side OF the
driveway. the electric pump being
in the middle OF the drive The
driveway running diagonally from
Jefferson blvd. TO Lafayette blvd is
20 feet in width making Il possible
for two machines 10 receive gas al
the same time and leave convenient
room between the machines for the
attendants.
\ StuCCO station.
a stucco station also faces the
driveway where oils. greases and au-
tomobile accessories may be pur-
chased. The building will also serve
as an office and telephone station.
Electric lights have been placed all
around the building on the outside
Electric lights are also placed in the
top OF the pumps adding 10 the
lighting effect. The roof is 10 be Of
green tile. The building is being
constructed by j. Christman
Free air pumps have been placed
AZ the curbs, facing both streets an-
water hydrant has also been in
stalled for convenience Of the mo-
torists
j. u. GaflI Proprietor.
The Gahl Oil company will main
tain this station throughout the year.
The company was started in March.
1915. J. Bruce Gahll. being the pro
prietor and general manager. The
main office OF the company is To-
Gated at 1905 Lincoln Way W. where
the main warehouse is also station
ed. branch office is TO be opened
In Niles, Mich. in the next two
weeks. there being already a stor-
age house in that city with a capaci-
~ Of $4,000 gallons OF gasoline.
The new filling station will be
termed the Sun Ray Gasoline station
and will also handle Mobile oils
Keystone. and Pennsylvania auto
oils. Sunday gasoline and ordinary
;est gasoline.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14
News of the City
from the
Official Records
SUPERIOR COURT.

Emma Heiss VS.. George Heiss;
suit for divorce.
James Kerr VS.. Louis Duck; babe
as corpus complaint.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

Gents pocketbooks at Schillings.
6095-14
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-14

Joseph W. Folk. formerly Governor
of Missouri; John Lind. from Min
neapolis; Julia @. Lathrop. head oil
the Children's Bureau OF the De
partment OF Labor: Judge Walter
Clark. of North Carolina. and Daar
Herman Schneider. OF the Unlver
sity OF Cincinnati. and Edward r
Dunno, OF Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

SA l-ESMAN for general mercantile trade
In Virginia TO sell a new proposition OF
merit NacancI now. Attractive commits
sion contract; 81 weekly for expenses
Niles +. BIrlcr Co. WHOLESALE. jewelers.
IN cain licr.. Cleveland. O.
energetic and determined salesman with
large Cleveland Manufacture putting on
the market new high class speciality
needed by all merchants. W!il yield $50
mp per week to right man. Address +. /.
Townsend. BOX IS, Station q. Cleveland
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SHOE NkPA1RINC-

Hugh class shoe icna!rins We Us.
oih-v. Done right Sc our motto. /,
..nt be done any other way IL you
'gsng us your work. We do WORK
the dor. ,ight way. arc that /,
mere ~r Ett our name. Done Right
Shoe Shop. l22 North Eighth Street
II Holman proi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

To-DATE AND COMPLETE LINE OF
NOTIONS IL NORTH AID SOUTH
CAROLINA. ONLY Statesmen or
ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE NEED
APPLY. II $50. CARE TIMES DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

Are you satisfied with Your rrc-
cnt position? II not. do you feel
you are earning and entitled TO
more than you are getting? We are
old reliable and progressive
manufacturer with legitimate
proposition. that viii bear the clos
est investigation. and have an open
Ing in nearby territory for tho man
who 4. anxious to make good in a
big way. lie must DO an energetic,
hu.tl!ns salesman who has had cx-
pe!!cnce In selling 10 Industrial
plants and large consumers, For
the right man there is an unusual
opportunity for Advancement only
men who are succestful. but looking
for larger opportunities whose rec
ord will bear fulle., Investigation.
need apply. All applications treat
ed In s,riot confidence. II 7:5. care
Times. Dispatch.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Niale,

Ssp "'htCN-hbIc. ID
LINOTYPE OPERATOR for night work
Wire brown MORRISON Co. i.ynch6urg. Wa
M roSd white man for garaEs, work
ssGs position ~ cate 70 rfms
MAS.WiI give 1uTnI*hcd room to coIored
nsh. Us s'S Mss, Y Sr sStnae' morning and
M srs to S wsr ,sT city TsIiaIJhng shande
RsrS%Ss t{ GS MsSSsi , Cpl or Elm
IEN-Wnn,9d. Two. men who undersia nd
x9sanl1lns. 500 Wes, Broad Sireel:-.-~
GSsSs f? SIS Nos S sss"
Ssss"t Agony - 'es East g "fS%S"s s,r s
OFFICE .MANAGER-wanted. office mana
ger With .rsSn,ive ability. good character.
S wrj,: E E.Iary ,osi5S month &erS or
tulldinE Mlenmond. Va. >"''0""' nanN
sistSn; REGISTERED phsrnsrSt.' F Soun or man IAN
eedykaSs.S Drug G9 GOO r%sasT r. vs
in;AitM sr-INanted. registered pharma :
rs$s Pra$s ia Tiusasd k 1SsasSs H Ms
;;nina'iSns in ri cities Narch i5 Hris S
inr arpliSants for examinations By ma
e o StSSs"'s schoJs service M.
,s" continSent on appointment. Just
-" Glo ',tsin'I ,hods perfected hy twenty
ENo !csr.', Ca experience. Free. book Let
NSauSna! Cor. inst,u;e. 81; southern Bldg
M1:hinEt@il. - =, Write today
tNlL"~! i'USi,riON-A man succeeds m
;ssons,Sc sa@sy Daal, fss S SSs hal .A. en-
APES Inr S9 9o TO- tIsvel and to advance. start
,init write for booklet y. lb. Stands rd
IsnsiHess Training Institute, buffalo n Y
1"rHESENTtrINES for one or NOR. coun-
ilcs IN virginia. West Virginia ana M.rT
larl TO sen trucks. IrnincGistc deliverio 9
, Ima ,i E31d prices Good proposition Tor
o ooy "antcd in the hrst letter T. o. BOX
SALEeMAN wanted. experience not nec.1-
ssry TO work Crewe and Rosnoke u.
NHpply by letter only r. \. burton 4 Co.
SALESMAN. experienced spccialtv Initi. :
i've aru determination essential wnn
Uriul opportunity. 500 wceEly Pc rm,
mont work lllO Power BUILDING MA
~ -. 49, MhM NJ have y good proposition
WWiic; ,kichmond Auto Service Corp 1908
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunitics.

"uIo TIRE vuI.CA%IzlNG. a growing,
Street Cincinnati
f2G nHn'n i,;y,S g pusyn.se Sond.
loSr phSn as'a Cox 5ss 81 Rehm on,ss ove
bf idS a. tAnaS-R Ri nslr!an h.Tes
e ess. R Rs% rS O. 5ss West fol'ye'sS'h
f t:bshsd MtAGH it.Ea MATED 2r Old
and equip store completely in good ioca:
;@H.Es q y,shs soSr 's siof re esfss
sary S,. TO secure this POSITION il you t ar.
5000 to ;1i $1,000 =" 9 yas2 %s x.n
i A,naser hpePaf tment $50, Como b i
BUSINESS wANTED-wANrED, TO PUR.
CHASE GOING BUSINESS. WHOLE
SALE. RETAIL OR MANUFACTURING
WILL INVEST UP TO $4,000 OR MORE
ALI. REPLIES STRICTLY coNr1pEN
TIAL. NEGOTIATE WITH PRINCIPALS
ONLY. FULL DETAILS MUST RE
GIVEN IN FIRST LETTER. F 7o.
CARE TINES DISPATCH.
cArITAI.-I; you nave $1,000 10 $4,000 cash
;nt ana ni,- WOULD be Interested in open
your locality. which should net G's y"s ,id
par,iSuiars v'0 iah At ONCE FOR
Works. 81 St PAU Street. saitimore. Nd.
cArl ALT l,i, sale. eontroliing interest In
prs 0an Cleared Tsp las, st Ssa
cent. Address l. M, care Times. dispatch.
uA 'rlI o monthly invested in Ken
richie riches Ere Gook tells hoy; shsrehoId.
louisville. Ky. '"'hefh h'dS"
CONFECTIONERY. grocery or lunch bust
buyer Apply within, sos East p 10 1ul ST.
DISTRICT MANAGERS
%.ss% s., II sSS@ .'s Ss2;G
r. s5;;;s Street, S' II H.
ORIG STORE fixtures ana stock for sale.
m1n%Siny wal WALL, Eases prescription case
; silent sale, salesman eases. chairs tables. s,
changing location reason fur Selling: o eStap
TO- quick buyer. e 1o7. care Times. Dis.
to quick buyer. The reason Tor s einiHap
NGrlii TWENTY. n.n,h s stree,. Apply at COL
tlEAplNd MiI.L.--tor SHE one comnIeI.
slack barrel heading mill Nntfie rnnf
liood sheds. On line of Suuthe rn RaiiroSi
ilcnty or timber. Sell trade or tall.
%sf' Su"nss Il, 20, 5ssns ssn
WaEerS. Va " '""o
NAGisR--Suhstaniial nufacturjn1 cor
norntion wants CAPABLE men to establish
Dranch and manage salesmen: Sa06 10
twi;;ppipo necessary You handle own money.
will qualify. For particulars addyysss
secretary; Al6 North howard Street. BAL
NEAT BUSiNESS-wanted. a good butcher
TO Join me In opening a meat marksI
either as partner Or salary. Give refen.
ermccS ana M larry wanted. III 30 care
Times DtsDatch. '
MERCANTILE BUsINESS--A fine meTc,n.
tile business. \ splendid mcrca ntiin busi-
nesI; on the - main line OF the southern
garage. 4 hnc orchard ana 5 acres OF
good land. liz splendid opcninr md
VIII make an attractive price for hui,.L
sale G. II. ncynolds. Spotsyivania, Va.
GENUINE money-savinR propositiong ar.
adyertised In tnass columns. They'll In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

JOB rRlETING-Eor lob printing and sta :
uoncry see Herndon. 1915 East Main
street
PRiNTiNG--Euy your printing from tho
business builders. GottreIl ~ Cooke. Ran
doiph ltS.
SlArIONEkf--Printi OF all kinds. cards
business stationery. The Thomas Press.
Creators OF Original Designs, is North
seventh Street. Madison 1861.
Professional Services. ~
bupkk EEfEt with best of Qualfca lions
open Tor 'nSaIcmcnt now holding re-
slUNslDlc position with large
where tho duties have lifted mo admir-
-niS a. 0oohkccpcr for wholesale tirin
ar manufacturtnS plsnt. CnQuestiunabe
references. Married: az" 30. salary. SloO
y'r month. An interview will convince.
= Snn. care Times Dispatch
DEIECFlN l. - burcns Private De,cutlye
ASenC!. bennington building. Rchmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
ItCpairing.

I.rst-c.aAs moe rep.irins. II Won
WIZ satsiz'tion IN gnoc rcp.trin.
hTlhE us your rnry w usc only
NC very n'ti leather. Service and
- ttsi~ eNpu ls our motto KtEh;
pfI'cs klns Shoe E.salr nIS
''"st Bio"d street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

ins All kinds 81 Ht,tn: 20 years. c1prri-
tht". also En"k. mill STONE and piumo
ma hincry. Best OF rcr.r.nc, IL rrntiiI"h
\ l.. Prince. West pDin, y. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

fAfMER thorouEh!y experienced deAIr,.
position as manager or assatant Adur.,r
niip Moses. Army supply Base. Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

SALESMAN %! hich class ability RI ,c,r,
sent !.rIs CORPORATION Ia virginia must
-. -oI" 10 -pp'o."h heads Of concerns and
Times DIsp.tCh 49, 'H'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

NOTIONS IL NORTH AID SOUTH
CAROLINA ONLY Statesmen or
ABILITY AND EXPERIENCE NEED
APPLY. II $50. CARE MEs-pIsPATcH.
sALEsMAN-A large ribbon manufactured
IVES. SIfsa,,s. %sr:s and ssnsh c atoii"-
large NH for active men ,horeushiy
-, fol ,Ion with the general AK eood.
a M.a TSn' A1saSs Aa@ York
Mn and .S%%s fsr
Service: Every retail store and adver-
eqsly to Hose wSS ac aa"E
sixth E ai9s., sf Sss r GsE West Thirty
sAI.ESMET-Wanted. salesman who owns
!" by csy ns Of ,hs
Earnings run ssverai hanatsa per month.
basel Oh Fn";antee S Of Sg@ Plus com
ire:s F. Il Tsrris G " g M.. Ma onros. nlGs.
6ns hS Is nS a 1nss%s |"
s T% ely Or eiNs liberal w psy s.on hn &C.
5AIEsMr:S,- recognizes no competition
Sro.e"ieA rtis. " sa"usIxel S,' owned Sn u ana
BY to-" sass 81 ihH ssr
sTss'
ss s sSn&' psfSoo sfss chr -ss
8 asii"ns sasollns: aisiriG".%r Man.ed II
Has
sALEsMEN SIasins men makiaF small
%rraS aha ?rssr ns
x XII W5!s
tb5e BENZ al. c&saso EI.l"lns
poran; tsf ftw s m Ssa Gp Re
ssTse Gf hs DC ss :as
ger h9 ,h. and .n so" o. System
,seouns r. X You are real business get,
I'M. Z Elm Street, New York: -----.,-
Sc SssS and hs1sI
commissions ,oSI 9;o,,a and Treatment, Address
Ioston. Mass.
Sal s 81 e N-Adyert,sng and Speciality
month R%sats gnir.n,sed i SarsSn! per-
Tefy e s fof sf h nnS5ssr
iifs CO.. sos iIumGoidt hank Bldg. San
Statesmen for manufacture Of wen-known
brands Of grasses. roof cementa. pa;nts
and hiGh-Rrad. SDccIalties Strictly COM
mission proposition. with liberal weekly
advance and settlements monthly. Good
position. Exclusive territory to right
man. Premier Refining Co.. Cleveland. o..
or see district sales manager. Il. l.. White.
20 North Eighth Street.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN wanted. Main or
side line. Temperance drinks sold In
small country towns, Great dcman nd.
account. Crown Beverage Co., EOS Chest
nut Street. ST. Louis. Mo.
TIRE ARMOR--Se!l Tire Arm0r" for auto
tIrcs. Doubles mileage: makes all tires
trouble. proof. 10. IN cost; easily applied
and outlastS several tires. Immense de-
mand. Big pronsa. Men with selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Situations wantcd-Malc.

mlbn!r aged virginia gentleman Of GOOD
.unCsNnn ana I'M" address drrirca Uosi-
ZION Win ci'h"r a shoiesate or manu-.
is'iufIhg concern. where buhineh. uuaIi.
htau"ns wi.i Dc appreciated A,tdrrss
i,usih.ns. tl"rSon. Va. X. T., d No
BOX 10. or Apply 10 loom :61 fir;
NAiionaI DaMk mi ding 49, ~
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Statesmen and Agents.

AGENTS wanted everywhere. II Won wan,
i"M"th!nS You can sell every house wife
nave ~. duncan. I-A South Dayls Ave-
nuc. Richmond. Va
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man. exclusive or side line to sell crocI,
ea ny glassware; enainelware. etc. I.ibera |
commission paid weekly on approvtd bI,sI
ness Unless expericnccd with frst-cias g
TcieTcnce In first Letter. do not repIy
t.asie importing To-. ST. Louis Mo
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CAPiTAI.-It you have $1,000 10 $4,000 cash
capitai and would he Interested in OMEN
ing ing an entirely new limo OF business In
uca TO $1,000 annually. write al once for
Earticuiars. Mechanical Machine and To0i
MOrks. Slf ST. pauI Strcet. RRliinnre Nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

s"odS aad rcady-to: wear trade. to sell
waists on commission Mention refer.
cnce territory and the lines now handling
In your rrst letter. Maxwell e. Wood :
Ting Malai Co. Inc.. 1901 Fiihcrt Street.
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foRIER Young cuioted man wants pos.
llun - porter or j.nitor j,1bo Whj,ior.
.9s :. Fltih St Randolph 3I0a.w