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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
lIIeLr wANTED-EEMALE.

MIcI.r WANTED-EENIALE. =.
at once three colored
s Mgrrs..m. wv EAt Marshau Street
sisx9QENC INDIES --Severai neat sud aI,rac.
/ tiys young adies TO travel salary and
&SSSPsnsss rpermsnen, 70 right parties II
"a number of intelligent
young ladies are needed at
sonce for telephone work.
$4,000 PER WEEK DUR
ING FOUR WEEKS OF IN
STRUCTION.
Frequent increases there
after, and permanent, pleas
Eant positions.
See Miss Via, Room SOP,
S709 East Grace Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
co. OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
nELp--MALp on EEMA1E
CIVIL service in one week. We can pre-
pare YOU for railway, mail. custom house.
post office and dcpartincntal clerk cxani-
nations in days. Charges 81. No extras.
Free intormn tion, Capital Civil Service In
.titute. Washington. ID. c.
c. 0 L 0 r e D MAN AND
WIFE Wanted, colored
man and wife for farm
work. House furnished;
good pay. Also farm la
borers. Public Employment
Bureau, Room S, City Hall.

CoOE-Wantcd. night cook colorcd man or
woman West Broad. Greater Rich
nlond Restaurant.
FEDERAL. tax auditors wanted. There ar"
millions OF income and excess profits tax
returns OF last year not Yet audited. Conn
pCtCpt men ana women needed every
where 10 assist tn. government. business
men and corporations in this great task;
large salaries are paid. II you have any
hioWicus" oi accounts We can quickly
coach You To become expert in this work
our coaching is entirely in the hands of
former Internal revenue ana income tan OK
neris. Instruction Individual Ivy mail. For
tuli particulars write Federal Tax AUDIT
bureau. Continental Trust building WASH
MEN WOMEN. raise Belgian hRres for us.
49, !" pay you :. pair and CNpr"SSaga Free
illustrated instruction booklet. United Fool
amt Fur ASSOCIATE prpu C-3cg West
tortN.clEhth Street New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

lcK SALE. Il wcli-cstabiished shoe business
IN hichinond--l going, money ma king
business Tor So years Stock and fixtures
Tor sal" ana store Tor Terms, cash.
AMnlE I'LL East Main Sirc:t. Richmond. Va.
FttNiiuHE UsiHESS--Guod stock OF
furniture. Will Sell cheap quick buyer,
Good stand. Reason for selling. III health
!"aying city. Gl2 East Marshall
GROCERY ESS-Wanted to soil a
nice grocery business and delivery wagon.
Call Madison 5987.
IL YOU have money buy more Liberty
bonds from us II you need money. wen
buy i.iberty bonds from you. Goldsmith
Co: ~ East SiAty-ninth New York CITY,
Reference. Commonwealth Bank. New York
tity. Send bonds by registered mali
booklet free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
WE WANT
A SALESMAN

IN this city. - resident man who
covers regularly and Thoroughly
one style Of waist Two in one"
convertible collar. in al! natcri:.is
from cotton to Gcorrcttc All or
dcrs from houses Of good credit
shipped day received. Commission
na!abie monthly. Write fully Your
qualifications.
PORTER RRoS. G. COLLINS. INC.
Framingham Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~

ss$ ss:rf F e s:4s ss$;sfs S:$;
Hpq9Tianiiy Tor advancement. nv W. care are
DRUG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 20 years
practice desires position in wholesale
2sSS East MaSxhS Street. RisSm sss nS "a.
in S s4 yh care aq asi5ss
FURNITURE salesman wants position a,
chang: emn cam now good re" Sc. for
Times. Dispaich - ''' care
Mem 81 .EIt M.NN-Oniccr Just out of ser
town weekly and lob Once. Several ii y S IS.
experience. Address J $50. care Times IBIS
OFFICE MANAGER and credit man wishes
ont, to m@kS a chnnsD. Ten years with pres
S!hnnnsr; Interviews solicited ID iii. care
maj, man as tr;,vlns cars Or looking after LOST
,rfEmo years ,S SSrsrencs Can give best
EEnlS lr.tkN pharn,acist open for posi-
-, tom best reference. %. care Times
RELIABLE man. who works Indoors. would
IlSs position In outdoor M%sI w%Th such as
care Times. Dispatch. 49,
SAlESMA N-c!oth!nG salesman of IA years
,Nrtriencs and good refer.nccs open for
Statesman EHpcricngyL s.,i9snan now
"mpl"y"d No. | side line sell in Pc
trrShurs. Va, and nearby territory. Adj
dress Salesman. l.. -. Box lil. Petersburg.
Va.
Position agency wanted by
Young man with executive aud srIiinl.
ability. Recently discharged from service.
references turnisiicu. A.uIcss 80.
lines li.spatch.
SAl.E:SMAN--If man AUTOMATICALLY oh
tainS am interview with you, leads YOU
To So" as h" sees. believe he believes AMI
You sign the required Documents. glad that
h" solicited YOU. h = salesman. IL YOU
need ., man OF this calbcr who has spc-
ct:ii2cd on stocks ana INSURANCE.. write T..
W. ID. care General Delivery. Richmond
Va. | have Just been disc hargcd from
army ANA wish To sta? In Richmond. Have
excellent references.
"a l.ESM AN-loung man. honorably dis
charged from the army. desires position as
"a icslnah. sh!Dr!nE clerk or amy other posi-
NON Offering chance Tor advancement. good
references. 80. care Times DIS patch.
ER-EounI man. 20 years OF
age: years experience stcnoCraph.r
and clerk. desires position in law office,
with view or becoming court reporter. Ac-
curat. aud rapid. Employed at present.
AdnrcSs =, bon 1863. city.
5 IENoGRAI iit:R-ioun lady with stcno-
graphic ana clerical experience desires pu-
sitiun. preferably in government rail-
way oi!Ic Recently connected with Seven
Pines bag Loading Plant RccoinInenda-
tons r. hl6. carr Times. Dispatch.
w Wanted store to watch Sat
lsiMctnrN rntcrenccs. nnI East Marshall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
MEN AND GIRLS

MEN AND GIRLS
WORK CLOSE TO HOME.
GET GOOD WAGES AND
SAVE STREET CAR FARE
AND TIME. APPLY AT
BAKING POWDER FAC
TORY, E | G H I H AND
PERRY STREETS, SOUTH
RICHMOND.
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INVESTMENTS. sTOCKs. mONDs. no

SECOND lieutenant infanry. 4. s. a. dis.
charged AFTER period OF emergency would
. SGIrresn2nd witm nf,osnsoiivG enIp!eyer sin.
niiicc work. military corrcsnnntcnr.
handling men. Address |. 81. care Zines
Dispatch. INCA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

Aprly to Globe Auto SIr!nEl-rs CO. ~
Ealk Tobacco Co. TMenty.Grst stteei
YOUNG man for general o:hc- ~ori;: pre-
fcrah!E on" with experience sienosra-
rE.r. Address BOX 40. city.
iGuNG tMANTi;wsn'er; s.mbi!!eg' YOUNG
hotton and learn wholesale drug business.
Good future. address O.. NJ. Box iG:s
YouNG MAN--N large iiaPT-In@f; house
derstands gasolin" engines and POWER ma
chIn"ry. \ good steady loc with good
rhatcr Tor atvance'i.gn; Atdres. : it.
arr eNpccied snd rettrtncs.
YOUNG MES--W.u,,d. several Young mon.
IL 10 80 years old 70 TsCE orders and
work VA stoCh Good steady job IT, heated
building. Fine chance. 10 learn good
Snoi!ess Co Seventh and na!no-idr~ s,r.et..
fouNG ME%. - and over. .-e eligible for
government railway mail clerE- 49,
month. ENainnations soon. For free rar-
service examiner. 81 Columbian Hg.lt.ng.
M.shlnston
BE 4 CRAFTSMANSHIP nay; .n-n ana
women. Tremendous DEMAND. study at
nome o'o"p!"i" cDur-c. drawing outh,
"rnmcnt and private concerns He !eiD
YOU srcure position wh"n Gu"l!t"c wrl,-
LOT ire" no3H Cpiuinh!a Schoo! q Dating,
Dopi 80. Fourteenth .nG T street. W4th.
i-EANN me ,rrpaiF business In near, o; ,.r.
industry. Make bis fEUuey Earn ,vs!i.
i"arnin: Catalogue free. Akron 'ii.- i-
4@lr School. y Sot,h Min Street. AE-on ~
NEW YORK railways. st@aus.iir Hn-,.
inanufa tuners, merchants. ba-yz 81. c4-.
your ion before sou lca... ,1-r. ~.
5rfss'fgrn y: Seventh Ascnao E..j Iurs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
HELP wANTED-MAI,E.

HELP wANTED-MALE. 81
NJ A N - WANTED, AT
ONCE, AGOOD, STEADY
MAN WHO HAS EXPE-
RIENCE ON CUTTING
KNIVES, ONE WHO is
WILLING TOLEARN AND
MAKE HIMSELF USE.
Full ON LARGE AND
SMALL KNIVES. GOOD
PAY TO THE RIGHT
MAN. COME READY FOR
WORK MONDAY MORN
ING AT $50 O'CLOCK.
CUSSONS, MAY & CO., /.
INC, Ais BOWIE STREET.
AES Ss East E
MEN-ine coIoreI and white men for lons
men housed s3H fed YAH and good
wards Baitimore Ship Monday. Come; go.
htch,noni Employment Agency. t0s East
MEN-Wyan!el. wishinE pOsitions fire
soSfs Train 1SG bdrers sdl
s,csty work: frs, -class road near YOU: M
pos.u9n wanted Railway Institute. Dent.
MN fsT Ii 70 @
Salaries yxncnses american Foreign de-
MEN 20 learn the barber trade: few week,
i;ich!nond. "a ->0'" F''" street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

oPEEAToR-w ANTEp, FIRST CLASS
MoNOTYpE CASTER HIGH.
Also EiRST:CLAsS Jon CoMPoSfToRS
II ~ ES- ID ST ATCH-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

WHITE song-Iove. peace. mother. home
sweetheart Or any subject. compose
music ana guarantee publication Send
words to-day. Thomas Merlin GSJ Rcaper
$50 daily distributing prizy peace pictures:
I.iberty and fencr.' True sons of Free
dom. Human Liberty I."iI' "Foch,"
"P"rshnE." Honor Roll" Enormous de-
h"nd Sample free. Al" portrait caIa-
lngu" Consolidated rortr.i, 90. 1854 West
adams Street. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

PLASTERERS - Wanted,
Is plasterers. John T.
Wilson Co., Camp Lee, Va,
OF U. S. Employment Ser
vice, 90 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
DOGS. CATS. PETS. 4
MOnSES. CA1vrLE. N.i,lCLl1S. !,

FOR PETS AND SUPPLIES SEE LYRIC
KENNEL. AND PET SHOP. 207 NORTH
FIFTH STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

CONSERVATORY HALL. CORNER OF
LAuREL & BROAD. is AGAIN orEN
TO ENGAGEMENr FOR DANCES. ETC.
THE HALL HAS ALWAYS BORNE a
SPI,ENDiD REruTAIi0%. 1T WILL. RE
THIS. APPLY FOR TERMS AND RES
CREATIONS TO - WEST BR o y u
STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
Virginia's Reliable Bazaar.
WOLF d BROOKS.
POULTRY AND sUri,I.i:S.

PiGEONS-Cn rncuux. Nondnn"s and Hunts
all good stock: also three extra, tarueau tx
hens J. i iiaillhan. :3li East iirond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

carpcnicrs. i!r.i-rIase n
Is cents; 40 second class, - cents; permancut
sop. snip daily; - boilermak"rs and ma
ChlnfSt car rcpaircrS. wopdworl,.r4. lf.I
helpers. "a cents hour. 80 boilers y cents
hour; cur cleaners. elevator men oth,r-
Hunting work. Apply Richmond Emtiioy =
smcnt Agency. foS East Pro;tL Sire,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

AGENTS quick seller. California roscbeads
go!nE lie hot cahcs Huat!ers coming
money Kew stuff DC; our catalogue,
Mission %"tElac. Company. 1919 ~ Pico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

SHIPPING CLERK for
wholesale grocery. Do not
answer unless experienced.
Good salary to one who can
get results. ] 538, care
Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

sC.GARETTE BLENDER = Wanted ctca4
q .rette blendcr for Canada. capable of tax
sing charge OF cigarette rnaChuery help
$and production. State age. cxpcrionc. and
asxIary expected. Address Dos a. Rich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

tCARRAGE TRIMMER = Wanted a first
~ class carriage trimmer or expert ton
SSuilder Apply TO Hackney Bros. Wnson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

AGEETs-''%-gro in War" new book com
I!Tl- ,he "r:y war hook fair TO coiored
people millions wtl! be sold big h!I big
cItLt. -1c VIII QUICK. Jenkins Publish
!n= 90. NaEE!ugfon. y g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

SALES NJ ~ -t.NpcricnCcd salesman nov
employed. No. side line To sell III Pc
trrSburS. Va. and nearby territory Adj
dress salesman. l.. - Box iil. Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

AGENTS. nah- big prontz selling our en-
tsrts perfumes. cold creains face pow
Hcft, sI!ccz. incidence. etc. IS.aytIfui Nigh
grade lin. Exclusive territory simple
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

SALESMAN -l"stiun or agency wanted by
Young man with executive aud srliin.
ability. Recently discharged from service.
references furnished a.ulcss - 80. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

| Sal MISUNDERSTANDING salesman OF IA yea rs
experience and good references upcu for
/ position. Address ID $50. care Ti,lcs- Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

SAl.ESMEN Inc Npcricnccd or cNpcrienccd
"iy, or ,ravslins Free employment esr.
imSs and full particulars. Address National
, cnI travelling Association Dep,. J.i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

REl.lA BILE man. who works indoors would
like II position I'm outdoor work, such az
collecting or SIMILAR work. Address - $685.
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
REL A,NTEn-MAL.t.

WANTED- CoeE a A6usSEIT7 A01Jy II.
V West ArcrLt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

SALESMAN wanted To handle line of we'll
known hoor-covcrinE iobbcr State refer
enc. experience and territory covered. Hub
al lt,l,s Do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

for trained letter writer's who know mail
fcalteamanshsr: salaries SO to $50 week:
sswrlte Tor Tree copy magazine. giving details
SspN this new profession. how YOU can learn
4 Man craftsmanship Maya zinc. Room 1877 90
.Mest Forty-scconu Street Now York Cltv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

irniS ir.itEp pharmacist open for posi-
ton lest reference. l. %. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

sAl.ESM .N,-!Su To S.5 earned weekly selling
our auNrf'isinE rams exclusively as side
iiic Selling season beginning. Al, nur-
Shanis possible customers Samples light
INOinaH Co. Cincinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

RAILROAD NAN-Situationw wanted by young
man traval ears Or IookinE after LOST
freight: years experience. Can give best
reference. ID $50. rintcs- Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

OFFICE MANAGER and credit man wishes
to make chnnsc. Ten years with pres
cnt concern. Good reasons for Wishing to
change. Interviews solicited ID 5II care
Times DISPATCH - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05
Statesmen ANp At.ENTS. 3

MARGINS history world war Agents maxi
tns unbelievable" profits with this greatest
history. and our side tine. Both outfits
FOR src mailing expense. Muliikin Co.
Marietta. Ohio.
PORTRAIT AGENTS-Wsnt good work
service and something new" CATALOGUES
free. Portrait Agents supply Co. Dept
~ La Porte, Ind
TAILORING AGENTS-Mcn's made to- or
der suits. Snappiesi best materials
Prices lower than others Hustlers earn
big money. Spring !!ne sent free Leeds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-05

Us TO seventeen years old Good pay, good
hours and splendid opportunity for advance.
mont. for the right boy. Address j 5S7.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-09
AMERICAN SOLDIERS COMING
HOME ARE NOT ABROKEs
tBy Associated Press. J

Liverpool, England, Jan. 8. Amer
ican soldiers ordered home since the
signing of the armistice are not leay-
ing England without funds. Most of
them have some money, and some OF
them have considerable amounts.
One Red Cross officer who has been
here from London changing the money
of the soldiers from pounds TO dol
lars, In order that they may have the
currency of their own money when
they reach America, says:
II have changed the money Of some
thousands of men and not one of them
had less than two months pay to take
home with him. Some of them had as
much as 800. While here and there
was an especially thrifty fellow with
s125. When it is remembered that the
boys have been subjected to the temp
tations of buying souvenirs for the
home folks in strange country and
that they have been paying war prices
for all they bought. it can be seen they
have done very we'll"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-09
Wilson's Conferences
Will Not Begin
Until Next Week
(By Associated Press.)

Paris Jan. 9.-Wilson's confer
ences with the premiers Of France,
Great Britain and Italy, scheduled for
today, will probably not be begun un-
I'll early next week on account of
Lloyd Georges delayed arriving
There will be an informal meeting of
Wilson with French and Italian Off
cials which will clear up much prelim-
mary work. 1t is doubtful now IL the
meeting of the premiers as one of
which Wilson will rank, will do more
than reach broad general agreement
before Wilson returns to the United
States.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-09
VERSAILLES SCENE OF
FORMER PEACE TREATY
BETWEEN FRANCE
= AND GERMANY

Paris, Jan. 9.-Versailles, where
the Peace Conference is to be held
has tragic memories for France as
the scene of her great humiliation
when on January IS, 1871, in the fam
ous alleries des Glaces, iKng William
of Prussia was proclaimed German
emperor About five weeks later the
French ENJOYS were forced to sign
the preliminaries of the hard peace
imposed upon France by Bismarck
The Germans set an imposing stage
for the first ceremony. Old King
William. the Crown Prince Frederick
father of the last German emperor;
Bismarck, Moltke and other Prussian
generals and princes, assembled for u
religious service. After the sermon
WAS nreached the King read a patent
establishing the empire, and BE
marck followed with the proclama-
tiou. which concluded: MAY God
grant us and our successors ever to
he increasers of the German empire
mot by warlike conquests, but with
the graces and gifts of peace Tor the
national we'll being, for freedom anu
civilization"
Cheers for the new emperor were
led by the Grand Duke of Baden
II was at Bismarck's lodgings in the
Rue de Provence, Versailles, that ne
negotiated the peace treaty prelim-
inaries with the French representa-
tiyes. Theirs and Favre. The french
were compelled to agree to the sur
render of Alsace and much OF LOT
raiue. and to pay an indemnity OF
81 600 10000, and to submit to Ger
man entry into Paris and German
occupstion of a large area in France
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-09
|TDAI|ON from
food AND FUEL
SITUATION
IS SERIOUS
|,oO9 MEN ARE OUT; ALL FERRY
GRAIN AND OTHER HARBOR
CRAFT AT STANDSTHL
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Jan. 9.-With approx
bteIy fifteen thousand men affected,
strike Of the Marine Workers Affilia-
bn began this morning. The strike
bders announced the ferry boats,
Jain boats, and other harbor craft at
eam lighters, towboats, coal barges,
Btandstill. The strike was called de.
|ite the threats of the government to
erate the harbor with sailor SOL
Prs, ordered on guard yesterday af'
the refusal Of the Boat Owners
sociation to arbitrate the light-hour
kge Of the strikers. The strike brings
crisis in New York regarding food
d coal, and affects the milk situa-
IN which is already serious.
Crews Of $50 railway tugs joined the
rbor strike enforcing the suspension
all marine operations OF the rail-
ad administration, in all twelve hum
led railroad craft deals.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-09
REMARKABLE WAR VESSEL
is "HOOD.' NOW NEARING
COMPLETION AT CLYDE
(By Associated Press.)

London Jan. 9.-There is now ly-
ing at Clyde bank, nearly completed, a
remarkable hush" boat of the Brit
ish Navy, which, according to the
shipping paper, Fairplay, is something
notable In the history of naval archi-
lecture.
This is the Hood, a battle cruiser or
extraordinary size. speed and gun
power and which would, says Fatrplay
have inaugurated new methods OF
naval fighting and shown the Ger
mans that we are still far ahead Of
them in naval construction.
The prospect of an early termina-
iont Of hostilities caused work to be
eased on this great vessel, but in or
der to make room for merchant ship
ping the Hood has been nearly com
pleted and is now out of the fitting
basin.
Fairplay says the vessel "is under
stood to be the finest combination of
size, speed, gun-power and light arm
CT yet dreamed of, and farther aheaG,
of the presept hush boats"-the
Courageous class-than these we're of
the Lion and Tiger. AS she lies az
Clyde bank, the Hood seems to fill all
the space which was at one time oc-
cupied by the Lusitania, and a war
vessel as long as the Lusitania-to say
nothing of her other features-is
something notable in the history oi
naval architecture.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-09
CONFLICTING REPORTS CONE
FROM WAR Torn berlin:
BOTH FACTIONS REPORTED
TO BE AT HEAD Of cow
CANTEEN AT COBLENZ
OPERATED BY GERMANS
(By Associated Press.)

With the American Army Of Occu-
patton in Germany, Jan. 9.-The can
teen in the larger barracks in CO.
blenz continued to operate as usual
during the switch from German sol
diers to those of the American Army
Of Occupation. A German civilian
with two young women assistants
managed the canteen while the Ger
mans were in the barracks and when
the Americans arrived 1t was agreed
that the same arrangement should
continue. The Germans did a thriv-
ing business. All the iron crosses
which the canteen. manager had on
hand We're bought up in a hurry by
the American infantrymen--by those
of the soldiers who had not secured
a souvenir Of this kind on the battle
field.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-01-09
FARNUM SPENDS FIRST
DAY in MIAMI SEEING
SURROUNDING COUNTRY

Miami, Jan. 9.-William Farnum,
the world famous William Fox screen
star spent his first day in Miami in
exploring the environs of this famous
southern winter resort and after his
return from the long drive, which
covered the beach and then inland
to the Marine camp and the alligator
farm, he was more than enthusiastic
over the wonderful tropical atmos-
phere that greeted him everywhere.
1t was the intention Of the Sam
son of the screen" to start filming the
jungle scenes of his newest photo
drama temporarily titled Lucky
Charm an original story written ex.
pressly for Mr.. Farnum by George "
Hobart, the famous dramatist, today,
but on account of the fact that he
was bit indisposed, due to his tire
some trip under difficult conditions.
1t was thought best that another day
should be spent In complete rest
The scenes that Mr.. Farnum has to
enact in and about Miami are very
strenuous ones, calling for all his
strength and energy. He will have
many hard tussles with several men,
bers of the cast that accompanied him.
The fact that Mr.. Farnum has ar.
rived in Miami has created great
deal of curiosity and many of the
guests who are stopping at the Royal
Palm and other hotels have expressed
a desire to meet the genial and ever
smiling "big man of the screen" whom
they have seen 80 many times in
shadow. In addition they have ex-
pressed desire to play one of the
extras" in the various scenes.
1t is Mr. Farnum's intention to de
vote several days to fishing trip and
tackle the gamy tarpon and sailflsh
that infest these southern waters. with
the hope that he will catch the larg-
est one ever brought to gaff. Mr. Far
rum holds the record for big fish
caught off the Santa Catalina island
in the Pacific, and, he has mounted in
his home at Sag Harbor. N. Y. a $50
pound Marlin sword fish, which he
fought for several hours before Il
finally succumbed to his strengths