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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
FlSHTAILS RETURN

The hshtail sweater. the model with
hips. which was rather strong in nc
sprinG. and then gave place to rippIed
eHects; is coming back strongly again.
according TO one maker who also re-
ports that scarfs with rockets and
belts are In great demand
TINS house Is showing An imported
SILK model designated as a tun!c sweat
er. made with short sleeves edged with
fringe. with the same garniture edging
the bottom. This number which ia
woven in tho drop stitch design with
Unset border. comes IN all colors
II seems characteristic of the new
models that the shorter the sleeve the
longer the sweaters. Many OF the
newest numbers are extremely long.
with their length increased by the
broad fringe. which is so popular.
This house Is making a number OF
new models which will not be ready
for a fortnight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
Colored Mn.,.,,..,,,-

mass-meeting OF the coiorcd neo-
PIE or Dav:svllle, in the HopeweIl Du-
Iont plant. will be held Sunday ar
,ernoon. The purpose is to cultivate
true relationship between the races to
improve living conditions in Davis
VIE. TO reform the bad and make them
heiptul citizens. etc. Addresses will
he delivered by the Mayor OF Hone
we'll representative OF the Du Point
plant, representative Of the know
your ncighbor" campaign and several
pastors. Attention will be given to
religious and community service work
and the organization OF an interde-
nominational Sunday school,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

tahiasnne oIner~ise For instance.
'ns Da s@s as In it fa aixays
and little seasoning.
The use Of hors d'oeuvrcs will piece
ali all 4, p IAN meal; giving 1t an elegance
canape Of some kind or Vsget@ble
pickle or Italian relish. which is made
oy serving tno on small bread and butter
PIT OF sausage or highly seasoned
leftover meat.
Emergency Menu No. l.
po,., Canape a rAns,aise e'Sr'
Roast Beef Dreamed Potatoes
c.nnsd E.,,. RUSSIAN Dressing
o., Canape n rAnEinine.
.Eo tablespoons Of neiy Minced mhe snd sr eea
Che tablespoon Of butter
One-half teaspoon OF salt
one ne-66o uIi teaspoon:o mustard
Mix to a smooth paste and tbe,
s sp5eaad on thin strips OF toast or
int INTO thin slices: Heat in the Juice in
p .ne Gsh and ut TO a hot platter and
ereamed pota toes. Roast sTVG mn with the he
pork may be substituted for the beef
as t the 6e meats are equally delicious
Home-.1sGmaeT emergency Menu No. 2.
Baked ves Ghf rss, sandwisass sss salad
Macaroni croque.tes 'A'i Peas sauce
Jelly Sandwiches Coo.
Chee.e Sandwich.
Place in a bowl
G four ,?olespoons OF grated cheese.
on nail teaspoon OF pao-k4
One tabIesnoo ,easpoon Of mustard
One tablespoon of butter.
Mix thoroughly and spread on
place in the oven TO heat for san
minutes and then dust lightly with
Baked Veal Lonf With Spanish s.ue..
-Four pimentos,
Two onions.
Place in saucepan and add
one teaspoon OF salt,
one teaspoon OF paprika
One can OF veal loaf.
on nuo Inc .he cup Of tomatoes through a
slices. Place in baking dish and then
pace In a hot oven for twenty min
ut rs Garnish with parsley.
Chop cold boiled macaroni hne ana
place in bowl Season well and
fern into croquettes. Dip in f,our and
men brown in hot fat Now. when
hot platter and Sarnish with the ero-
quotes and parsley.
Emergency Menu No. ).
owes ~, Stuffed Celery
(Southern Style)
sweet Potato Croquettes
Romano Salad
Sliced Pineapple Cone.
Hash With Ponched EsE. tsouthern
Make n sauce as folIou,.
One cup of tomatoes. rubbed
Though G0sh,,, ine sieve,
Six tablespoons OF -four
stir TO d dissolve the -four and then
bring TO boil and cook for four min
utes. and then add
one teaspoon of salt
Four tablespoons Of finely minced
Open and heat until very hot one can
OF nash and then put in a glass bak-
ing dish and place on top OF The hash
s ff s0' ,t Ges Fr peeson ens sna
ana piaee s IN hot OTIS oven for rev
sauce.
Stuffed Celery.
Place IN a bowl
one-half cup OF grated cheese.
One One teaspoon, teaspoon Of paprika.
one plmento or red pepper. chopped
One teaspoon OF vinegar.
Wo!k TO a smooth paste and then
MI into the grooves OF the celery
DUST with paprika and serve.
Every one OF the above meals I,
dainty. and yet sufficiently appetizinE
10 set before guest, and they can be
prepared from the canned food sold by
the government.
Always remember that, once can
OF food Is opened IL is wisest TO i'm
mediately turn the contents into a
china or glass dish until 1t Is needed.
ANY leftover portions may be placed
in the icebox. and they will keep lust
the same as any other cooked food.
store canned foods in a cool. dry
place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
Memorial Tablet Unveiled.

Tho handsome bronze tablet cost
ing about $500. tho gift OF tho Junior
memorial Association, and placed in
mo east portico OF the High School,
was unveiled this morning by Miss
betty y. Sweeney with impressive
exercises. 1t was erected In memory
OIL David Anderson. the founder Of the
public school system OF Petersburg,
VINO died in 1872. bequeathing his es-
tate 1or the education Of poor chill
dren OF the city. The tablet was pre-
sentcd to the high school by Super
ihtendent OF Schools f. NJ. Martin and
accepted by Principal II. ID. Wolff. The
'aolet bears an appropriate inscription.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
The South,ide F,ir

The eleventh annual exhibition OF
the Southside, Virginia. Agricultural
and Industrial Association. to be held
here throughout the coming week.
will eclipse all previous exhibitions.
All OF its departments will be full:
the cattle, sheep, swine and poultry
exhibits will be better than ever
while the exhibits of agriculture-to-
bacco, peanuts, grains and other prod
ucts OF the farm-will attract the at
tention The displays OF women's
handiwork and of machinery will be
unusually large and the racing will
be unusually fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
Campaign Under way.

Speakers Of prominence from a dis
lance will start the $4,000 campa e n
of the Petersburg Y. NJ. G.. A. on Sun
different churches in the city. explain
ing the purpose of the campaign to
secure u bigger and better association.
The association has the hearty CO.
operation OF the churches in the move
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
General News In Brief.

The Chamber OF Commerce and Re-
tail Merchants Association will have
a rest tent and welcome booth at the
Southside Fair next week In which to
carry on the know your ncighbor"
Southside.
The workers OF the Petersburg
Travellers Aid Society were enter
tanned at dinner yesterday by the di-
rectors of the organization. and a
very delightful rcpast was served. The
Travellers Aid has done great work
in Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
PEARL GRAY GOOD

INQUIRIES at the different smart shops
and exclusive retail houses disclose the
fact that pearl gray is taking we'll with
the smart women. In duvetyn and
felt it is best. of course. for the street
models. but in the heavy satin IL Is
charm 'ngly combined with silver cloth
for evening wear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
RAGLAN SWEATERS

buyer returning from Great Brit
ain reports that many OF the new Eng
declares this style is not at all becom
ing in knitted goods. the line in the
back being very ugly. so he is not plan
ming 10 show this sleeve In his new
models.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
PETERSBURG FiREMEN QUIT
BECAUSE OF CRITICISM
Bronze Tablet Placed in East por+tco
OF High school In
Unveiled.

ISnecial to The Times Dispatch.l
cause OF recent criticisms or The do
partment. a number of fremen have
resigned and quit the service, leaving
the department in somewhat Grip
pied condition. Chief Farley is adver-
Using for men to take the places OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
Colorcd burglar Cnuses Excitement.

Coiorcd Burglar Causes Excitement.
The homes OF several people in East
Tabb Street were visited evening be-
fore last by negro burglar. sup
posedly lunatic. who caused much
was frightened away before he stole
anything. in one instance jumping
home in Wythe Street was entered.
II is supposed, by the same man. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
Cleaning Ebony brushes.

To clean the backs of ebony brushes
they should be washed and then rubbed
over with little boiled linseed OIL
All traces of tn oil should be removed
with a buster. The silver initials
should be cleaned with a little moist
ened whiting, which should not be al
lowed to touch the wood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS
big Audlene. enjoy, rl,n,Inr r,r,

big Audience Enjoys Pleasing Fnrce.
Almost smany people as the house
could hold went up In Mabels Room"
at the Academy Of Music last night and
after three-act visit left finished
Judges OF pink chemises and clever
verbal quips. which were found in
abundance there. up In Mabers
Room added its bit quite acceptably
to the spirit OF Laughter and Joyous
ness which several humorous produce
lions preceding 1t have aroused among
Richmond thcatergoers.
Nothing that has been seen here this
season exceeds the farce in Intimacy.
In the first act Mabel proves that he
Is wearing the pink chemise, about
which all the ado centers by show
stolen after she discards 1t when rctir-
ing. and in the third act the little gar
ment OF pink is brought in before all
the guests at the Long Island house
the audience is better qualified than be-
lore to judge certain types OF UNDER
garments.
Garry Ainsworth. played capably by
John a. Regan. starts off 1.-The frivolous
farce OF feminine foibles" by sending TO
Mabel the pink chemise from Paris
with the words ITO Mabel From Garry"
embroidered across the front After
Gary marries there Is every reason in
the world why he would not wish his
wife to see or hear of the gift. Thrown
with Mabel at the house party. he tries
to steal the garment after she refuses
TO give 1t to him. Mabel wants to
prove that Garry is not such an inno-
cent darling: Garry wants to prove
t1at he is. To destroy the evidence he
goes up in Mabels Room and there he
is discovered by the whole house party
sitting on Mabers bed holding the pink
chemise. The situation is uproariously
funny.
The caste Is unusually good. The
actors play well together. They seem
to have been through thorough re-
hearsals. Miss Ruth Gates, as Mabel,
is excellent. Most OF the action re-
wolves around her and she takes adj
vantage of every opportunity TO bring
out the humor OF the piece. Miss Anita
Lawrence. as the baby-like wife Of
Garry, plays difficult party splendid
ly. Robert Craig. engaged to Mabel,
gives satisfying Interpolation OF a
young lover. Good acting is largely re-
sponsible for the satisfaction one gains
from going up In Mabers Room"
r. T. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
Hfaytime.~

@1faytime.~
What is the happy ending Of May
time. the musical success that Lee
and ]. j. Shubert will present here for
the nrst time at the Academy Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday and Wednes-
day matinee? In the world of today
as 1t seems. the hope of personal i'm
mortality Is fading-of heaven that
viii give us all that earth denied
But many in whom hope still springs
Enthusiastically look forward to inn
mortality as sort in their children
and their chldren's children
In the first act of "Maytime" the
youthful lovers. Ottille and Dick. plant
seeding apple tree beneath the bios
SONS OF which, as they hope, their
children will live for generations. In
the following act the tree is seen,
maturing. aging and finally dead. But
no children of theirs dance beneath il.
There are children. however, young
Dick and young Ottille. In the asst
act they are of the age at which their
grandparents loved and parted-and
are, OF course played by the same &C
TORS, VINO, having matured and grown
Old before our eyes, are young once
more. in dress and manners OF today
The story is romance at its most inn
probable, and there is an adroit state
iaAiacy IL you Will. in the ending,
which would not be at all so happv IF
the new Dick and Ottiile were Diaved
by new actors. Messrs Shubert have
arranged an excellent cast FOR this
production, which also includes an at
tractive chorus OF youthful singers and
dancers. civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Wilson James t26). Danville.
Nell Hawkins (22). Richmond.
Edgar A. Hodgson t3o). Kinsale.
Julia T. Walltrch (26). Richmond,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

iM9Tssy md John cA.n'a ls sa;s of h Ga,
the Rivermont Avenue Baptist CSureb
here Wednesday.
a nsiIo e.. dGqld sssehs5a dsafA,er Of Ms
ssounty. and Charles j. chiies' Of H.oo ehes
Leslie Sire R mnr,!ea yes,erday BY the Rev
copai Church. Np''-
LYEcHBURG. Oct. lo-wal,.r p Gov
d d; q Mf. and Mrs j. t f. < GTaves
evening at tho home of the brides pafents.
DANvn1E. Oct. ia doubt. r.a.,,,
b1nv aPs WEI M5s one '% Ser Il
to Moward Edaa hi'' 6, roi nd M;s
6 h.t. Armtnta Mckinney to Thomas Edksa
b. Rev. ~ r. S?'" Ro sstiHl"0"' W" performed
e5rSf~nBse Oct a.,.ss y ss,s
caT mp. conn,y. were mar5ied wednesdasyy
Church. terrain
AaMhsho5?E 6yk Him. Oct 5ais Ia s, r
Maggie Phoebe Huffman. Of Es,y. W. Wa''
DR.. James k. Joiit. 0e''k performed by
5s,s 9 Ssaa. i nn4. Hos.r "
y. L!hcnpuFS- WEe married Wcdnes-
cay AFTERNOON at Tho College mn Ban,is,
patronage. Rev. A. Il Conrad, D. D.. ON
LfSCHBCR0. OFT Ic.-M!ss E..ul D,a-
icy and Claude Cyrus were married WI
neaday at the homo o! the oricia,inK minis
Yer. rev i. F. Arthur. The bride IS a
Campbell County '' VI
LfNCiBCRG, Oct lo.-Snss Grae, Nj,
mex and Porter c. Findley were rnarri.d
" Wegaesdsg afternoon at the home o. Rev
=. Arthur who ofrciatcd. The bride 1.
dSuGhter OF MIR and Mrs. C. b. Minick
or Sampbell County They will reside in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

several suits of clothing and a lot OF
bed covering was taken. He made
successful getaway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

hYECHBURG, Oct. lo-Mi.s I,oui,s
fs qFp 9n,,, and John b. Ch.fiin. both of Hall
o. the Rirermont Avenue Baptist ChurSb
mere Wednesday, 'eh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

those resigned. but 1t is hard to get
Good men at the present pay OF flre-
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

LYNCHBURG. Oct. lo.-uen~ ~ CO.
Gal,r5hid is' Dorothy a. MNstead both OF
e"npoeH County. were married wednssdav
4, the parsonage OF Bethesda Pr,sbv,.risy
Church. 'eHo' 'erian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

q, LfSCHBURG, Oct. lo-walter p. Gov
da Saon ana Miss zada Florence Graves
oa ~ nchburg. were married Wcdnesda
evening at tho home OF the brides narenf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

,,CHARLoTTEsvILLE. Oct lo-Le.,. p
saaieMi!an; OF Oak H;l. Ohio. and Mis-.
r He,e married In this city yesterday after.
Dr. J,m ns ceremony nS,, being performed by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

LfScHBURG. Oct Ie-Ar,hu, VI
lanes, and Miss Mauds Emma Robert.
poth OF Lynchburg- weTe married Wcdnr.
cay AFTERNOON at tho College mn Ban,is,
ps,sonase Rev A Il Conrad, ID. D.. ON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-11

LfScHBCRo. OFT Ip.-M!ss Es.iu pua.
.y ana Claude Cyrus were married Wed
.ea"Ay al the homo o! the officiating minis
Yer: Rev. r. F. Arthur. The bride is
CauEhter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Dudley. OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
PRIVILEGES.

hr 'gtIn corn CaTnivaI and Home :
coming Reunion, september u, rs. "a
HuA g rHrE,Hs hreu hcro IN Two years
Dun'. Ih'r s V'ipg 20 be something
doing H| '1e time everything open.
nothing exclusive. Pack Borlcy. Caddo.
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

1918 MITCHELL light six, b.passenger.
Al condition, cord tires and lobRs
good. bargain this week. Cab Mr. Har.
rir at Travellers hotel
CHEVROLET. model 400, demonstrator,
your chance to buy new car at sec
qnd hand price. Geo. NJ. Sutton Motor
Co, sls-s0 N. Brosdway.
1913 FORD touring ear iieb; 1918 Ford
touring car, 500, overhnuled 1915
Ford touring, $3.50; Ford delivery panel
body. s,is.
AUTOMOBILES EXCHANGE.
california and Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

FOR sALEs-is- room apartment houssl
including furniture; 81 O0a will handel
monthly Income ii01. an excellent In
Nestmcnt Mrs NJ. T.. iaubion. vi
Reno, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

LOST Jowcl'd Sigma chi pin can
Walnut GG2f reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
NOTICES

FLORES vAPOR BANIS - Second
floor Indiana Bldg. Flrsi and Robin
son Maple 1907
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

WANTED -rlrr, class physician, Yus
farming and oil field belt good sotooi
and church advantages. large territsry /;
best location In oklahoma for right
man Place vacant. Address Boz a.,
Dixie. OKLA,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
Hotel Facts
Rooming House
Restaurants

one at $500. ono at il.so0. one ss
g. loo. some terms well located. making
bis money " & Minard. ith n. Har.
N.N Walnut 1870
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

ron SALE.-Or rent furnished, i-room
modern flW. close In. on" block from
school. parties buying furniture onil
rent house, Cnll between 2 and .. m.
b2iis " Reno
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY
NICHOLS & NOLL.
HlnAal .E&rnlIers

sb@~a ~ SsLS -
a. N.nls
Maplo 'Ha. 40 cuibsrison Bldg
NOW about your insurance. VIII San.
ford state Agent. Walnut ITO
WltbOW SIGNS. wsnu, SOss.
FOR SALE-Oue small restaurant out.
Fact Reno
llCNiINg itGtvsT n, .oie T..nsciabs
and IN firsi class condition. In cen
''nl pat u city. CAL Maple s75.
FDG EALE-Best located garage IN
r.t" dong good business viii &C
oept standard auto as part pay. shaifsr.
l"Il West l,ih. Phone Walnut 1888.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

FOR RENT Elegantly furnished q.
room cottage, go per month. Call
Walnut 7TnS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

NsIT ordeFs gwen coreful attention.
The Ant0 Parts COMPANY
? Yves, Grand Ave.
ON Grand at Santa Fe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
$3.50

Ford roadster fine condition; almos,
new tires; real bargain, 3l2 \. Broad
way Maplc 3qgs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17
LOST ARD FOUND

LOST .ith and Walker, front hmr
door. Ford ga. two men iu Dodge
car found lamp please return. ~ 4
l.pI iusou. Walnut i.t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

LOST Brown and white female byll-
dog wore leather collar and bfass
look. ears and tsil trimmed. answers 90
nnmo of LADY. 80 reward. cal.
Walnut 6I7i.J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-17

FILTERED and stcrtlliZed. Itf g1lon, VI NJ
MANNS GARDENS,
Walnut 1885 rs W california 81
BARTLETT pear. for preserving, de-
lvered. Walnut 71N.
TWENTY cars pom Davis apples for
sale, c NJ, phillips SprIned'lc Ark.
FOR SALE--Applcs aud potatoes IN
car loads. Nickham Berry Farm.
Salem. Nebraska.
ARMY GOODS FOR SALF,
T. S. army ranges. % inches high.
81 inches wide. 50 inches long
good condition. cost ti6l So. $3.50
L. S army comiorters; s5S, bale
" - or.............,.,...s MS each
Z. 5. army blankets ts..,.,.,...... s. IS
l. s, army double wheel harness,
[ 5. army galv. iron, hot water
tanks. So gallons s............. .i2tei
Khaki treeches, o5c pair or don 80 0
Amy spiral puttec4....,........ 81 IS
[ :. army repaired shoes. russctt
leather ,..........,..t,. " pair
~ <. army russctt leather shoes;
not repaired. lots Of 100 pairs and
U, s. army c,nya, folding 'rot ceu pau
u. s. army heavy leather halter,
49, ,,,.......,,.,..... 81 2i each
Y. s army heavy leather open
trldles ..,.,.....,...t.i ~ each
English sheffield steel knItc hlyo-
nets .,.,.,....,,.......,,. T5c each
/ L. S. army heavy galy, buckets
! ...'s'.,.. '.t..s....,,,. Soc each
L 8 army Mcclellan saddles nus
sett leather ,........,....i2 $40 95 each
/ Y. s Mcclellan saddles. new
I ...,......,..,.. A,,,.,. f2s95 each
/ Your money back n not satisfied
l our terms cash with order
BlLtDLEl BONDED WAREHOUSE
CO, Greenyile. s G.
/ For sALlt-lce hox and small counter,
cheap. lls $. Walker
/ SCHOLARSHIP In oklahoma best
! business colleg, for sale AT discount
Write B.2ii. Oklahoman.
| FOR sALE--Lsdy's blue serge suit.
slightly worn, sire IS. cost 80. sell for
SO iOsIs w Main. Room Z.
FULL lin. NJ hooks and school supplies
Liberty Confectionery. corner " Reno
s~A walker
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| FOUR rooms, very nice furniture, Tor
sale, apartment for rent. walking dis
/ faufs r AZ nL.iuhopuau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
nrusr ar M QUE NE1GHBoRHooD.

Inquirlng Lady-How much milk docs
your COW give a day:
Truthful Eoy--About eight quarts
lady"
InouIrIng Lady-And how much OF
that do you sell?
Truthful Boy-About twenty quarts
lady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-09
CIVIL SERVICE ExA,emATItos.

The United States civil service CONF
mission announces an open competitive,
examination for assistant In fish inyes-3
LEGATIONS, for men only. A vacancy In
the Bureau of Chemistry. department or:
agriculture, for duty in the helo, AT an,
entrance salary ranging from *1S2o0 70
si,6220 q year, and future vacancies re-
curing similar qualifications Will no
filled from this examination. 80
The duties Of the position will involve
cooperative work with the fish and
sbeli-fish industry in the handling,
TRANSPORTATION end preservation Of these
products The investigational phases OF:
the work will require study from both.
the scientific and practical standpointS3
of tho best methods for handling,
transporting, preserving ana canning
fish ana sea foods and also to studies OF
their food value from 4 chemical stang!
point. ~
Competitors will not BIO required to
report for examination at any plsce;'
hut will he rated on the following sub.
jects. which wi i'll have tho relative
Weights Indicated on n scale or loo: III
Education. experience and ftneHa: al
Thenin (to DO filed with tho Appiicatloh)H
30. 3
ITndor tho first EuhJcct competitors
will DO rated upon tho sworn static
mcntn in their applications and upon
corruborniIvo evidence ndductd by the;
CommIsEion. ti
Further information concerning this
examination may DO found In announces
mont 105. n copy Of which will BIO sent
to any ono upon request. Inquiries.
should DO addressed to tho Secretary 'of
the Bonrd Of Civil Service Examinera,
Wheeling. W. Va -