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Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27
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| The PEMBERTONS !
BY SARAH .. lNoHAM !
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copyright. 1919. by tile Mcclure News
paper Syndicate.)

paper Syndicate.)
Beth was aroused from her reading
by heavy chugging sound outside.
Looking out she saw young man
darting here and there about large
touring car. Evidently something had
gone wrong with the machine.
I. Pulling odf his watch he exclaimed
to himself. "Only ten minutes to catch
Aunt Sue on that train. I've got to
make 1t somehow. All! know what
I'll do. Perhaps l can. borrow that
horse see in there"
Beth was all alone and grew quite
excited when she saw the young man
running toward the back door. for al
ready she had thought that he was
rather nice. She answered the hur-
ried knock. and the young man said.
Excuse me. madam, but could bor-
row your horse and carriage that see
out there? Ny machine has broken
down, and I'm to meet my aunt at the
station in eight minutes. really must
be there. I'd take good care of your
property and return 1t very soon If"
Beth was puzzled. Should she let
her prize horse go into the hands of
stranger, and what would her parents
say II she did?
Seeing that she hesitated. the young
man drew a card from case, passed
1t to her and said, you know my ma
chine is yours until your outfit is re-
turned to you. You really would
oblige me so much If you would let
me take it."
Were her eyes deceiving her, or was
It really true that she had known this
young man before? While a young
girl, and when visiting an aunt in New
York, she had met at a party boy by
this name. and perhaps 1t was the
same one.
Ten minutes seemed like hours now.
for the young maid was quite anxious
for the return Of the stranger. No
wonder they hadn't recognized each
they had met.
The incoming train gave its usual
shrill toot and Beth pictured Aunt Sue
alighting from it, with the assistance
of her nephew. All! they We're coming
down the road now. Black Beauty
was prancing along at high speed,
knowing that her mistress was waiting
for her.
"Well, we're back safe and sound.
and I surely appreciate the loan of
your outfit. see you are guarding
my carl mean yours, ha. ha. This
is my aunt, Miss"
"Pemberton," interrupted Beth.
"Pemberton! Did you say Pember-
ton?
'Why, say, are you the Ruth Penn
berton that visited the Smiths in New
York about six years ago?">
II think can answer for that per-
son, Mr.. Primrose" and now she dis
played two delightful dimples.
Hands were shaken and a rapid con-
versation commenced. You see we
arrived Monday from New York, and
for the summer. It's sure jolly to find
an old friend close by. Now I think
If you will trust me again I'll drive
Aunt Sue home and then We can re-
sumo our talk"
Later in the evening when Mr.. and
Mrs. Pemberton returned they were
very much surprised to find their
daughter entertaining young man on
the piazza, but when Beth told them
her story and after they were intro
duced he was made most welcome, and
this welcome was lasting one. for the
following year he became a son-in-law
to Mr.. pepberton, Esq.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

An army officer was fined for play
Ing golf without permission. That
might be q good way to keep amateur
nuisances OF the course.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Much is expected Of the new wool
crop in reducing fabric prices. but hu.
manity knows by this time that no de-
pendence can be put In sheep.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

The United States is now the dia-
mondcutting center Of the world, and
it also continues to cut more ice than
any other country.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Americans know little of old fash
ioned diplomacy, but they know what
they like and how to get it, which
helps little.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

We don't know. nor do we care wheth-
er the hen preceded the egg. but we do
know that in these trying times of II.
c.. of L. the acquisition of the price
ION OF the egg
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

The French dead In the war num-
Der 1,327,0OO. The French, it would
seem, have their grudge against the
Germans well founded.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Only think. the day is coming when
one must look in the dictionary of
antiquities to see what "souse" and
morning after" used to mean.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

The men who desired the physical
benefits Of military service without
seeing fighting, should be advocates
Of-unlversal training.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Now that other autocracies are be-
ing abolished and old tyrannies over
thrown, why not add red tape to the
rest?
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27
PoInter for charItx seekere.

Don't write begging letters. They're
too easily thrown into the waste 'bns-
ket. II your charity is worthy call In
person and dare them to throw you
10 the waste basket.-Exchange
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

craze for American jazz dances
has started in England. At last we
have succeeded In making the mother
country step. lively.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Everybody knows just what to do
with the railroads. The trouble is that
everybody knows u different way to
dispose of them.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Life still has silver lining. For
even though the country go dry there
will yet remain pop bottles to hurl at
the umpire.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Poland, which has been justly de-
manding its own government for about
century, is now quarreling because
It has two.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

How humiliating for German Off
Ger to be killed now after having kept
well in the rear during the real war
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

II some Of the correspondents are
as good at sending news as in making
prophecies, there's some nightly in
teresting reading getting ready for us.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

When mOnoplane-brained pro-
fessor can't get publicity in any other
manner he figures out how family.
Of five can live on $3.50 a year.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Having abandoned the goose step
Germany is having difficulty in learn
ing to walk in the regular human way
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

If the ex-crown prince decides II
escape from Holland he can easily ge
by in shipment of picked herring.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

In order to be fully equipped fol
active public life these days mar
must be sailor as well as a savant
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Boots, shoes and mems furnish
ings Of all kinds at the C. o. Rich.
ards Co.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

No matter what it may do to your
toes and ears. remember that this
weather is good for the wheat.
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27
SCHOOL NOTES
twnbur Ricnards)

(Wilbur RtcffardS)
Nothing of very gfeat Importance oc-
CURED this week at the High school nor
to the members of the High school ex-
cept that
Miss Luella Richards and Miss Mar
win Rettbergy students of Colorado
Teachers College visited the High
school last Friday afternoon. Luella is
q member of the class Of '1S and acted
as school reporter for this paper hast
year. 1t is rather queer. though. that
the visit of the two girls can SO break
up class that the students In the rear
OF the room. especially one, missed his
lesson. And that
meetings, all of which have been yelled
with the deepest of deep mysteries. OF
course the Frosh are curious. and the
Sophomores. especially the member of
the S. S. s.. are almost breaking their
necks in the excitement. But 1t is un-
derstood that the Seniors do not in the
Also that
The cast of the Senior play have been
meeting and reading over the play.
Last Wednesday, evening was their first
attempt at acting this particular play.
Take it from US, ladies and gentlemen.
, this play is the best that has ever been
given or ever will be given. Oh yes.
and that
The students of every High school in
the state outside of Denver are eligible
to enter contest to determine which
pupil can write the best essay on 1.-THE
Price of Peace-The Victory Loan"
The winnss-Qf the contest is to receive
prize of seventy-five dollars in gold
The teacher of that pupil is to receive
cross worth from fifty to seventy
five dollars. We know, of course that c
C. H. S. has the pupils who can easily
convincing these students of the fact
The object of this contest is to adver-
tise the Fifth Liberty Loan.
society.
| For the first time in several months
the Seniors did not have their weel<l,
party on Friday night. This does no
necessarily imply. however, that ever,
member of the class stayed at home OF
that particular night. Several eye-wit
nesses can testify to the fact that on,
member walked a mile on Friday nigh
to get to Central and then, about thre,
or four hours later, had to walk anothe
mile. We all know why, but we're no
saying word. not word.
The girls have been practicing bask
et-ball at the Black Hawk gymnasium
play the Idaho Springs team but it |
yet as to whether the lack OF trainin
of the Central girls will render the dis
advantage too serious.
Grade School.
Members of the school board have re
paired the floor of the old High schoc
gym and the hall Is now being used a
a skating rink by both the members Q
the Grade school and the High school
, The Grade students skate on Mondays
. Wednesdays and Fridays while tn
High school students are allowed tn
use of the building on Tuesday an
Thursday evenings.
Any member of the Grade school ma
, enter into n contest for the writing G
; the best essay on the subject, 9TH
Price of Peace-The Victory Loan
prize of fifty dollars is offered to tn
student having the best essay as we
!, as a cross for the teacher OF that pu
fpil. This is such aNgood incentive tina
1t should tend to bring out somethin
new in the way of literary achievement
N-.1.. E-.H
Gilpin observer., 1919-03-27

Go to Hawley's for groceries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

should be some higher than between
two local points.
From interior ei,ieA, such ss Okla
homs City. the Shreveport rates plus
Is percent would apply up to 500 mile,
between Arkansas and Oklahoma,
Kansas and Oklahoma. Missouri ard
Oklahoma, Arkansas and Nissouf.
and Kansas and Missouri.
Also Intfa-StAts.
!, was also proposed to apply the
scale intfa-',ate in Oklahoma, Mis-.
souri, and Arkansas, which called
fourth vigorous protest from the rep.
fesentatiyrs OF those states
Judge W. D. Humphrey was present
At the hearing and protested against
the commission asuming jurisdiction
affecting intra.s,ate rates n Okla
homa. ". u. Bennett. rate expert Of
the corporation commission wa, also
present Al the meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
M'C0RD FIGHTS
new HIGH Rates
Railroads Propose Freigh I
Advances Affecting State,

A rate fight which. II il Is lost,
'ill increase interstate rates between
Oklahoma and surrounding s,a,o, Is
ow being waged between official,
the Oklahoma Traffic association.
nd the corporation commission. be-
pro the interstate commerce commits.
ion according TO H. {. McCord.
nanager OF the Oklahoma Traffic as
ociation who has just returned from
hearing In Memphis. Tenn.
The fight arose over the proposed
tstitution OF the So.called 'Shreys.
0t" rates plus Is petccn, which arc
ow IN effect between points N OK.
ehoma and Texas, and locally IN
Texas.
Extension Proposed
Tho railroad now proposes, accord
he 10 McCord. 10 establish this scale
rom Kansas City, ST Louis, and
Memphis to point in Oklahoma, Mis-
ouri and Oklahoma for distances OF
50 miles or less. adding an arbitrary
cents for bridge toll, At 81 Louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

for four years has held the post oi
under. secretary Of the treasury and
Tor four years or more has been In
charge Of the department. was &C.
cepted today by President Csrranza
Luis Cabrera. former secretary Of the
treasury, has been named 10 I'LL the
position and will take the oath ol
Office on Wednesday.
Senor Nieio is expected 10 enter the
campaign for the govemorship ol the
state OF San Luis Potosi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
~" ATHLETIC MEET
OPENS WITH JUMPS

The first eonies, in the individual
athletic meet OF the Y. NJ {. A.
opened at Y o'clock last night with
two eyenn--s,andard broad Jump and
running broad jump The following
men competed for honop. K o John.
son. who made score OF lG4 points (,
{. T.. Kidd. 100 points; ~ i. Wabl,
10; X. l.. Beliler. llS; N. Harkness,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
HUMPHREY RETURNS
FROM RATE MEETING

W, u. Humphrey, chairman Of III,
corporation commission, returned to-
day from Memphis. Tenn. where he
has been attending an interstate com
merce commission hearing on rail and
river transportation rates affecting
the southwest territory
The hearing was on an apple alton
of several states for rate of ~ per.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

lOl; {. T.. Whorienby. N; Leo Cook
~; A. v Stevenson, l09; /, {.
Stevenson, 50 Ralph Stone. ~; /. ~
Smith, 10; Paul Wallace. u; l.. A
Chafiin, l04; r. +. Hughes, 50; NJ
j. Adder. ~, and X Olsen, A points.
Tomorrow nights events will consist
Of race two lengths OF the gym
na'iun and another race thre, lengths
oi the gymnasium.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

Big. Gen. Wilde p. Richsrsonys
Brig Gen Richardson has been
given command oi the American ex-
petition IN northern Russia and will
arrive there shortly with engineers,
sanitary workers and replacement Of
iloers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

cen, Of the all.rsil rate from points
in the south where the shipment is
made par, Of the way on the MiS,is-
nppi river. Oklahoma i, asking 10
bc made one of the states In which
this rate will be made to apply
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

Married women i've longer than
unmarried women.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08
MEXICAN TREASURER
NIET0 RESIGNS POST

MEXICO CITY, Monday. April L
The resignation Of Rafael Nic,o, who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-08

A beautiful, white, soft
and pliable cold cream.
Pleasantly perfumed, does
not become hard or rancid.
Regular price 25c. Sale
price 2 for 2oc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
Help-MaIe or Female. i:

Educators. social-servlce workers.
ministers. who desire to continue in
ability 10 construct and deliver ac-
ccptabc lectures on tho following
topics: !. The Lamp OF Aladdin:
or. VIVA, Is Education:" :. The
Greatest Thing d Man May Know;
or. The Purpose of Education"
>. The Problem of the unprcpared;
or. The Need OF Education"
4. Pushing Back Horizons; or. The
Results OF Education" Perma-
nent positions arc offered as chIu-
,auaua director. at good salary.
to men who can qualify from the
standpoint OF character. education,
speaking ability and executive c.-
perience. None but those who have
good platform ability, who arc be-
t"cGH OF anu oO ScdfS OF age, ana
who present unquestionabie proof
OF their loyalty to the government
Of the United States will be con-
sidered. Positions arc also offered
men and women as booking agents
at good compensation. Those who
have been engaged In some form
of public educational work pre-
ferred. Appoint ent for personal
interview may be arranged by letter
or by phone. Franklin 55os. Rad
cllffe Chautaqua System, New Ma
sonic Temple, Washington, D. C.
W. l.. Radcliffe. Manager
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FINANCIAL
business OpporlIInitics

ADDITIONAL MONEY-Do you need add-
tional money Tor your business? X you do
give me full particulars OF your proposition.
an | mako a specially o. financing legit-
basis. j. Jackson. $685. West Jackson
boulevard. Chicago.
BRANCH MANAGER wanted Tor old cstah-
lished Chicago concern We furnish full
stock o. Soous. advertising matter, anl
cuuip store completely. in good location. nil
at our expense and pay you $40 week
salary. in addition 1" liberal share OF tho
pruhta your store earns. Work can bu
started in spare time No Investment or
previous experience unnecessary to secure
this position. II you are hustler and want
an onpor.anlts 10 make t,;vo. 10 ,l5.vN a
today. H. Levy. Manager. Department $40
Como building. Chicago III.
BRICK STOR!t--For rent. ut Winston. OH
main line OF Southern Railroad, large
brick store and warGroom. six-room APART
ment above. running water. nnc center for
general country mcrchand!sc annual gross
sales. $4,000. II desired post office in store.
teen, acres OF bluegrass sod on which store.
medium size dwellings,. garden orchard.
barn. two wells, ali in good condition. arc
located: all property right at station: con.
vcnicnt TO school and churches; unusually
hcalthfui vicinity. Present lease eSpires
April., l. 1919. Apply Miss Mary Winston.
BUSINESS news il to be found In these
columns- Read all the news to-day. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

aEN = WANTED. AT ONCE. SEVERAL
FIRST CLASS LOCOMOTIVE IRON PIPE
FILTERS APPLY AMERICAN Loco
MOTIVE CO. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
SEVENTH AND HOSPITAL STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

STOCK BOY MILLER & RHOADS RE.
QUlRE THE SERVICES OF A YOUNG
ENERGETIC Toy - OR IS YEARS OLD.
AS a STOCK Roy. Apply TO EMPLOY.
MENT BUREAU. FIFTH FLOOR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

DOokkEEPER--Exper cnced; just released
from the army desires position mme-
diaiciy. in out 81 town. Last position
| held was once manager for wholesale
grocery. Would Ike interview with any
rciabl. concern desiring services OF a live
man and willing TO pay good salary.
Z Times Dispatch ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

ACTOR-wa ntcd--E1 nc r!enced actor nouId
like to associate with Local dramatic COM
comedy Address 800. care Timrs-Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

"oSES'S WEAK-Our agents earn NM.
money. We want rcliab BILE men and vonan
e, 90, ,axe orders from catalogue on our "a
nous kltchcn aluminium ware Roger. Ryn.
world hInous hiivcr~are: toilet prepars,inn.::
eng T ann heatherbioom pctticoats: ladies;
enit und"rwear. nur line will get you his.
,rheat orders. easy work. biz prohts: wri,S
Soo1y LOT particulars. American Sales Co
~ fhxcS street. Boston Mas ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

rN SnSIsis WAITED aaS1l IN ,sanping: room Of
satsry sSpee,eG Sddfess fS'e! gSs c ans
Times Dispatch.
rA niS N%:,n : house painters Ap
Randolph csYi-J.
rArEit i,uts,: wanted, Fermanent posi-.
ircenshoro. \. =.
iIi'I.rl TTsKS-W Wanted al once several
ply Ee" Cpl e'Gas,sI An
0ni n,;, SSevsa.h AMI Hospital streets. Kich-
PKESSMAN-clyinder press feeder: good
y, pay pay and stead job to hrst-cass man.
s!eaIy enpigy@eni Garrett p'ess ' Mssss:
, but compe,ent man eonsidered. Eight
s;2.s,.so HoHgn'T :" JOS j. s.ono & Co,
RAILWAY posITloNIA man succeeds in
s3%nn to tr.xsi and to advance. starting At
N VII for SoSks end ~ H. Ifs
Training Institute. Dunnlo. =. y.
l.l-l: = r.sDNTATIVE New York manufac-
ladies elk and muslin unlerwear. desires
Hsson basis % only ss @ asn:aT Teau GG@
s dd5sss rresrsssve yoI Endsr~sar Co. s
ton In virginia. one who has ability and
heads of 49, ssrs q sr 50
s1L ~, ~ s ssnsTIeRcsd specially. = Inl!l.:
ini opp ,1i6 pity si9T weekly Permanent
SALESMAN - MILLER & RHoADs RE-
QUIRE THE SERVICES OF A BRIGHT
ACTIVE YOUNG MAN OF PLEASING
PERSONALITY TO SELL SILKS AND
DRESS GOODS. APPLY Mr.. BATES,
FIRST FLOOR OFFICE.
SALESMAN WANTED-A reliable manufac-
nro%ue, Feani;es salesman aeaaainsed WITH With
wh%Issale ard retail Er1SSGry trade IN the
preferred Good opportunity for right party.
/ liz. care Times. Dispatch @N''''e''
SALESMAN Wanted. for commercial line
h f"I %"h ne hSnsnesf he. p15t or
Dispatch.
sA Lr.sMAN,A large manufaeturing con:
products through the retail and wholesale
af and to h to "s
upon the retail trade. Liberal salary. com.
WORE rsspoS.iSis position assured ihs right af
a Prsseai shsaSsG III, E; % s, been ;hs
IN sass sp aes w OF nG
be- ,Tea,eG A%aress h'fn III.
car" rimca- Dispatch.
| SALESMAS-Wanted two live .:.re dis
f! charged soldier salesmcn To travel.
| Splendid proposition To right parties Call
| Room 20t. no 22 North Ninth Street.
SALEsM EN-stycral for local and travel
ing. selling Ford accessories and farm
| implements TO dealers. See or write r. Il.
Lac Tractor Corporation. Oxford Building.
| Washington D. &.
store and work city trade for ono OF tn,
leading stationery and printing houses
| give references age and salary expected
good opportunity. L s55. caro- Times Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

AID SOLfCIrOR-Enpe ricnced ad solicitor
and attractive ad writer ants position on
daily pape. Address 1. IA. care Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

"IHDoW HANGER - Discharged soldier,
money selling our patrio,ic ,sindnw b,s
E e, Every body buys one for Isc Par
n,u,arh Irrc. harrington & Co a. we.,
Flfth Street. CincInnaN Ohln - ~. ''esS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

TOILET MISUNDERSTANDING. have yo,
ulcu tho iast selling Birmingham lin, ~,
toi'. S artio'cs? Send I"c for ramplr saka
| on BnSd CocOanut OIL Soap fin. To- 80.
nnd BATH Good seller. Royal Manlif,Ctm,ss'
ne Co.. Dept J.. 2ciS Fifth Avenue Enru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

CLEANING AID pressing done by the
Spotlcss Cleaning Works. $50 North Har-
riSon. Prices right. Phone Madison .clo
hAkTZ' S-Cicaners dyors. Boulevard Gsf.
Gent!emcn,s suits pressed. Soc: dry
pressed, Sue: dry cleaned and pressed. 81.
Work called for. delivered.
LADIES TAlLoR-D. Perrin. SOS (. Grace
Street.
NtJIlIE-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
EMPLOYMENT
Help WanteI--Niaia

Wanted. at once. four good sales
men who can furnish references
We want men OF the whcclhorse
typo. Salary from 81. 600 TO $4,000
per annum. Address U. s. Potash
and Brick Corp. Roanoke. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

BkoOMS-Fiher nrooms outwcar fivs cori,
bFootns Guarantced ons yea: igent1
wanted; Sample VIZ post paid Keystone
niner Broom Co.. SS Duoucsne Way 3i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09
BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services offered.

tone-restoTinc will make your old piano
s9nna, M Sr when new or better; W. empiSy
have had thorough factory training; No
make "A speciality of rebuilding player
pianos. rchnishinI. pianos and all kinds OF
repairs OF musical Instruments. We make
no charge for estimates. Phone Randolph
Ioa or Madison 22l5. \. j. Crafts Piano
Co. 2lS-22o North Second Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

.ATOR-Salesincn sell sio,m,-,
moaraft portable window v-ntllator Tor
! exclusive contract: particulars free Wri,c
Quick. Esner Mfg Co Peoria III ''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

BOokk EEPER Thoroughly experienced
bookkcepcr would Ike set Of hooks 10 keen
al night: also Saturday afternoon services
Address + 55s. Times. Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

pointmen,. own lss per cent prom, bust
ness. kaiomtte washes clothes white.
no rubbing. IL entirely different: saves
money; amazing repeater. Your sales guar
anteed. All or spare time. Large weekly
earnings. f:ouitabie Corporation. Desk G..
=: Wet Huron. Chicago. III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

NuLCANlZER - Wanted. experienced vul.
caniZer with references. State salary eI-
pcctcd- Address T. O. Box so. Richmond,
WHITE ELEVATOR MAN. References re-
GiIircd Chesterfield Apartment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-09

ARMY OFFICER Discharged army officcr
uesrcs position CHEERING opportunities OF
advancement. Experienced executive In nf-
| nee and TRANSPORTATION work Can offer
/ civil and military references. Address j.
1 S,S. Times DISPATCH -