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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14
BY Lieutenant Rex r. Durrant. Wire
less Officer Of R-34.


less Officer of R-34.
Pulham, England. July 13.-The
epochal voyage of R-S4 demonstrates
fully the inestimable value OF direc-
tional and ordinary wireless.
Never during the whole journey
were we out of touch with either side
of the Atlantic-this with compare
lively small wireless set makes the
possibilities OF larger sets on larger
craft apparent. The wireless funct-
toned all the way across. easily read
ing the messages from the powerful
stations at Bar Harbor and Boston.
We were very lucky TO get back
safely The terrific gales blowing over
Long Island were highly detrimental
to the start from America and we
just managed To beat an intense cy-
clonic storm because the Uni< d
States weather bureau told us to start
imm ediately. 1t WAS Wednesday or
never,
We carried a message from Presi-
dent Wilson to King George. one from
the governor of New Foundiand TO
the King and another from the mayor
OF New York TO the Lord Mayor of
London.
A worlds record for long distance
wireless from an airship was estah-
lished on this trip. We talked with
the air ministry in London Friday
midnight from distaL>e of 1900
miles.
London. July 13.-'I congratulate
YOU all on your safe return home after
and, indeed. unique transatlantic air
voyage" King George today wired 10
Major G. r. Scott, the commander of
Ethe R-34
Major General see,ey. of the Air
Ministry. wrote.
CONGRATULATIONS on your magnifi-
cent achievement Of being the first to
cross and re-cross the Atlantic by
air"
General Sykes. Of the Air Ministry,
wrote:
Your successful journey is splen-
did augury for the future of CONNER
cial aviation"
Pulham. England. July 13.-The
first mascots to make the round trip
across the Atlantic by air are a mall
tese cat, "Wopsy," smuggled on board
the R-34 at East Fortune. in Mechanic
Fred Rrowdies hat and dove car
ried on board by another mechanic
Browdie says he refused an offer OF
81 900 for 'Wopsy" in New York.
fearing it would break his good luck.
The cat, which has now achieved
fame. mewed its qualifications at land
ing once more on terra firra.
That show is travelling under false
representation"
why. how is that"
Their poster says chorus OF twenty
and there's not one in it under forty.
Cornell Widow.
He--why is Adeline so angry with
the photographer?
She--She found a label on the back
of her picture saying. The original
of this picture is carefully preserved"
Edinburgh Scotsman.
Many a man fails TO appreciate his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

q ts Nhopkeeper-Well, ma'am, anything
&1SG would like today
8xs Cnstomer-Why, yes: I would like
select q birthday present for my
and. but he neither drinks.
0kAe. plays cards, nor stays out
~ ~ night
hOpkeeper--Is he fond OF fancy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

He--why is Adeline so angry with
the photographer?
She-She found a label on the back
of her picture saying. The original
of this picture is carefully preserved"
Edinburgh Scotsman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14
LUCILLE la VERNE
SEEKS SEPARATION

Especial to The Richmond vtrgtniAn.)
New York, July 13.--An action for
divorce was started last Wednesday
by Lucille La Verne who formerly
played leads, but latterly has been
doing character work in pictures,
against William Wade Scott. also pro-
fessional. Action was heard In the
special term OF the supreme court,
Kings county.
Miss La Verne alleges gross indis-
cretions at sundry times. and a Broad
way hotel ts mentioned.
Scott was recently discharged from
the army. During the war Miss La
Verne was major in the women's
auxiliary police reserve. The coupla
were married at Norfolk in July, 1914.
Miss Ia Verne will be rem embered
by host Of friends and many the
ater-goers in Richmond, where she
has appeared at various times. no.
tabiy as head OF her own company.
the Lucille La Verne players Scott
is also known here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14
n "a, Is have Been expected that

d. II was 10 have been expected that
{ stuchs men, counting more on the
~ paseicns than on the reason OF
!. wHhAir fellow citizens, and antici-
4 .pAtjng that the treaty would nave
a.stA struggle with prejudices. would
u ~ dispnsed TO make an alliance
Il 18th popular discomfort, to nour-
Z ~lah II. and 10 press il into the ser
J .y1ee Of their particular views.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

II was also known beforehand
thAt personal and party rivslsnips
\ of the most active kind would as
san whatever treaty might be
ul1de. to disgrace. II possible. Its
bryan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

That show is travelling under false
representation"
why. how is that"
Their poster says chorus OF twenty
and there's not one in it under forty"
Cornell Widow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14
Colonel ". n. Hensley. L. S. Army
Representative on Board R.34.

Pulham, England, July 13.-Won-
derful. Great. Magnificent, ! never
experienced anything like il before.
R-34 has established an outstanding
feat in world history.
The voyage. so far as excitement Is
concerned. was uneventful, with the
exception Of Friday, when we struck
dense fog. During the whole day and
night we could not see sun, moon or
stars. but the wireless saveG a..
At no time during the sourn7v was
there any sign of air sickrA-s. The
! aerial aauitana rides easi-i ian a
/ Pullman car.
! AS to food. we had hard boiled ergs,
meat, tea, coffee. and cocoa.
fhe noise of the engines sounded
like the hum of a dynamo in another
| room and was rather soothing.
! I certainly predict that in the next
/ FIVE or six years this class of travel
| the aerial liner~-will be a practical
fact.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

sse III II only to consult the history
u az nations TO perceive that every
&sx6uhtrr. at all times. is cursed by
K4H4 existence Of men who. aetuated
a1ny% IN irregular ambition. scrupie
&EScshings which they imagine WIZ
XHeontribuie TO their own advance
q sheHf and Importance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14
NOTES OF THE TRIP
BY Captain G. G. Fl. Cooke. d. S. O..
Navigator Of R-34.

Pulham. England. July Isl was
never more than forty miles out OF
the way in my calculations during the
entire trip. This is good record.
considering the fact that much of the
! time we were unable to see the sea.
sun stars or moon. 1t shows that air
navigation Of the Atlantic Is easy. pro-
viding the navigator knows his job.
We had no trouble at any time dur
ing the voyage. Everything was, Sc
rene The course was well charted
and the calculations accurate.
In my opinion, air ships will not be
able to follow regular routes on ac-
c,unt of the varia bility Of the weather
which they must avoid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14
WILLIAMS POINTS TO

Continued from Page one.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

Upon such an occasion as the
treaty. how could it happen other-
wtse than that personal ehfh''F
-wNu}d be unusually busy. enter
prisinS and malignant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

william B. McIlwaine has retired
as head Of the war savings stamp
drive here and j. Herbert Cook has
taken his place. He has appointed his
aides ana proposes to prosecute Wig
orousiy the work Of selling war saw
irgs stamps. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

An innovation in religious services
will be introduced here tomorrow
when Washington Street and Memo
rial NJ. e. churches will respectively
hold their evening worship on the
lawns in front Of their edihceA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

II cannot be doubted that the real
motive TO the opposition was the fear
0f d discussion: the desire OF exclud
ing Tight, the adherence to plan OF
.a1antise and deception Nor need we
desire any fuller proof of the spirit OF
party which has stimulated the oppo-
Hilton 10 the treaty than is to he found
In the circumstances OF that oppo-
aflIon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

~ Era Rsaries flew through The Coun
try spreading alarm and discomfort;
the leaders of clubs were everywhere
4rtiSe to seize the passions of the peo-
piey and pre- occupy their judgments
against the treaty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

.s.It vas certain that II would become
the instrument OF a systematic enort
against the national government ana
u. administration. a decided engine OF
narty to advance its own views at the
hazard of the public peace and pros
perity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

Before 1t was published at large, q
sketch, calculated 10 produce false i'm
nrHsstons uas handed out to the pub
lie through a medium noted for hos
titisy to the adm!nistr of the
gpxernment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

Thomas ]. Harrison died yesterday
evening IN his home on Grove avenue
following q protracted spell of illness.
He was sixty-four years old and had
spent all his life here. He leaves a
widow and eight children His funeral
rites will be performed tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 at the grave In Bland
ford by Rev. Mr.. Graham, of the Old
Street Presbyterian church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-14

8 Before :he treaty was known at
xempts were made 10 progresses the
hubble mind against It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

BUsiNESs-You are ambitious snd can sue
coed In one OF our businessss! RieminS-
Viii. for ill., leslim.:s seu,se gp't oppes
tnnities. Southern Busfness Exchange. 501. 8
Emnir6 Bids. BirminEhaf,l. Ala.
c4MNRI 4 SO 600 yetk,y. gakiGF SANDY:
yS 70" esna 81 Isui f.sjSsn'ne ca"Ay"'ksTs
1,T,sloa, Ssn, P ssIr1ys,
,,rfc,ly corn mission basis Ms,, 'G ne tS Sm
p,rticulers IN nrst letter. John Trter. 1879
cApIrAI.;A nan with moderate amount
e wv, Yh,sh bs.En.s
eas' m 81 ,sse ''s Tss
SnG m.ri.; msnniasn!uTes BY IN Old tstso
fEi.Iy.s fa.tarss. npaklne Il easy e .sll
Stxs S.ys 'p %im 81, SS IN S@ ;.
dsS. The q AImlsdsr Co. Gineinn..l. Ohio
DiSTnICT MANAG ER-Eufopfsn corpora
.siTT msosn.r. wondsffu new r. Ei 1 .silns
a@Wcs thou,sSGa Esespi II's opp pol.
.e,s 2"ss ..s ; yssSy {. S,,l n, rssk
Ir,., s;s .. c9soorr22r't'"n' "a W. rorfy-'seoed
bEAwtNd ei!sTN Ess--x psr,v NTH a few
b5.os. 81 e s%y G'd vii fTi gnF
t Flnnss. pI,yps,sssihon' Apply ~ esfs
iiELEifHoNE Your Wssl Al R.adolel
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EMPLOYMENT
statesmen and AGENTS.

TOILET ARTICLES - AGENTS. make big
creams: face powders. spices, medicines. e e,e
pea nsSu'ifssi hlsh-sT.ds IN: EIelusiY. ieEri.
Dept. III 81. Louis. Mo 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

SGtrtI F:..1. D.t.=,... A..nc,
z.-tte 1c.r.t. . E-ECE py!.-
c-.. Ts. >c:G IL or geo Peg.
;-i..:z aver IL -. cs!ts Fc-. OF.
u. s-l't !as--si EtG.GEica s-.c.
..S :.4-IE or- - LyEE cIt.C,
.-e:-.a-. ;:s.cc.:1 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

sAIESMEN-We want or s more eIp,ri.
enccd stock security sa&smen to sell
STOCK In fertilizer corporation. Address K.
,: freeman. 'Ot Mutual building. Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

DIRECTORY. ise n.c m.il Drdti tnDlfbii
e rta0$ Tor mailing Ssrp., crpy fr..
Hati"nAi DIRECTORY ca, 10, ia JsithnDn1
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COUPLE Wanted reliable couple 10 oCcupy
pati OF large dwelling for taking care OF
premises garden cNickep houses and
stables included. Apply II. T Parri.h
l.aS<iter. Va " ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

.sH own % 'ii5';ribute ire. o!.cuis!s ,ol
1 ',,.i.5y G?n .g2ho.!e h~yoEt F"rmsnent
s.sn: H-w hns!.r', proposition Hesl'ar
a.,. Ggirsn,..d Hosi.ry comps.y "a,
En.i s-!s.,. Dsyton. Onlo.
Ln y &c erIrh, e.nsbi: lsa!..
I" ol Per :aa.ds s' BE 70: g 3:e
~ Z. F.teiHsf!aE nome business tint.
.nk ;cs'cs;d, iH.:.r.'. pnntos etc. spar.
ptsm.tj f..t,''y.1. a. ~. .ainpl., ~ ~
S-a'z2a Etoo.!sn :. i.
LADY, re-. 'sis'- sEen' VII mae llnerti
-ferr,s,i,r or otn.rw!S- s.~is IN mnaiEy
= Is Aeet.,. 3 ~ esLs Tlmss nl.ge
sa az h.15 Seoy i rassi .. .sst.e'd
III" EEAi:i "cnH We .ish 10 n.z! from
-so5 -n;.fe'nEg 10 iiegsry wort: send
500 q f.5a*,.c.a F' '' se ssst1.''% %.
@ ' 81, smf ' ~ , On IN ~ psy
49, - Eczlus ktsE lt1i Wash u 6
4 T. golorsl maid wanted Apply Freed
- - fs,l BfosG S''"s'
fhtSS,h-- ".n'sn eHperenrca co.of~d
Ga.t sse,,, yW@s1 rfs,..r- Arpl, l2hn
LEsi.t DIE WaG,ci 4.g.r..nc4d
,,a, '"s '.i+...t.s he .WsYar.f 10 * 70
..t.1r s. ssu 49, ',rG.a ''''S -
S1IESLAniEs W.rt'd s.vtrai .r,rrj.,.eI
uas .psi inl 1n5 'e;aI 49,. ai n
on. -aE.ri"nrtd n"ed aaply Ja,1G I.-mlt
Son Nan Suee'
r,5runen,. Ann, tina rh.'ncr i.r '1',''i Rim
7t;T,ihtETHhhYI,IfitE5n.,,e .e.rsi.ry . "sC0.
,~ih.' NJ ,h-'Hlivr "h'! - ana intie-
NS'. = b"ft'Nft lrs.i,. Yrx
ette, y ~ 81. INN. n,sn.i,h" e."
t 70 H rllsi , Magt,H ,ys ,Ds!-
ere Times. nisnajch N"''' ''V'
rEHoGkAPHEh = Wan,cd experience,
I9s'i3n n@sd S @ys@ A ns1,F"f in S %n
hanh"r,tios stating salary. wanted III.
srtwaHDESs- Wanted. for tn c",nioc
JASON. stew.!desf Address rropriei"r
tLogEtti SMriuEs VI
rookie, I.ookiGg rarwslr re- go .rh Nv
"ihe"s ,'o!ntmhl" chattano"sa Richmond.
Ascncy Richmond 81
TEAhG a l.agsu4 9gfnlns Tor normal
5000 i~.rs"4al.'y sna knowIedre 81 he
Sf I'D III R:. tH21 FSf2sas
H..ganir .n 10 %. 'nr from 81 % ~ 1900 a
wtm'rE wOMEN.--wsnied Waite women
.,re.e- pantry eofS h o,"oii" and hd sfrn.
ii!6'". Wslltei,es ma houseke"Dcrs rmb!ic
WHITE WOMAN Wanted White uom.n "a
ntlp win house work in small r.nitv
~ Randolph 526lL
W,'MAN--A good settled white woman can
anu p"rn% mont homo with erlnnJIi
" nom" accommodations. NUsi 1DoI, md a n
'.ni cleaning for f-my of IA idcii
nom" Tor dependent woman 81 good
,h"Is ter Addrc.s iiom'. Nox %" c,y
NpMfN-- Hundreds government Jobs omen
Y" women, Slhno 4" ~ 500 yfsr p,c,ssut
~ fa!G vacation Common .ducatior
sNh.Nn' Nritc Immediately 70. free jisi
.'"ls nov "i'u franklin Institute
~, NG LADY Wanted. v"unv I.Jv I,
thn. l'lrrhnne ORDER: one With retail
Et''"TJ tNp~ricnce rrtferrFd GIVE refer
,.,t ana sisi" salary -Nnec,ed AddrSss
- o-r, Tim.,. Discatch
letNG LADY. for once WORK AppIy Mon
dp. q. II. 60! Easl Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

ADDING -Exciutive rirhis AR.
i'o" being granted Tor marvellous new
adding machine Adds. subtract. multi.
plies ana divides automatically. Does eork
~ fs5h machine. Retlli> Ipi 81. 80 WhirI
Wind in speed and intailibly accurat. Writ
ten hre-jeSr guarantee Tremendous. de
ina nd everywhere Rare opportunity tcr
lita-eire district manager capable OF
handling sales force. FRONT. unlimited It,.
resi!Kate today Calculator CORPORATION
DEPT: p l2l Grand kapd. Mich
BEAUTY rARLOR for sale vii sell
cheap. Owner leaving city on account
Of health. 2?a North Eir;i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

TKAVELING sALEsMEN wanted by large
manufacturer TO cali on srocers bakar.
m.at markets. slethins. dry koods. sho.
stores. hardware. furniture and department.
stores, etc. Excellent exclusive or side line
20 per cent commission. Let us know what
i'nss OF trade you work, and what terri.
tory you cover and we Will submit our
fun propositon. Box Eat. Hoanville y. Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

sA NE ss sS ,.I s S,p' ;,;Is'G.n
chimes that take III, plso. " Of .siss s,.fJ,
from pocket tilus,raifont Is t5n,mis,bn
paid on every sale. Ad.Lta NsvsIiy ~
ntpt. -. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

PORTER Wanted an r,refi.n,,n u.,,.,
~ Ea,; asn street
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repairing,

PlAAOa-Consuit Is about tna: u.suo "a.
Inmates Tor Iep.!Ts free. Piano n1suItsI
Jos. bonp g Co. t!rst and Main Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

| SALESM EN-'rhe American Grocer. Society
having leased warehouse in Richmond.
oes!re nigh class statesmen secure more
members A r. Sampson. ia North Eighth
street. Richmond. Monday MORNING. or
writa for appointment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

sHOE REfA!RlNC-F!u znoe rcpal,iny
done while you walt. Drrws tis,t -
Shoe Factory. ~ Fast Main rec, - ,c :
Randolph 2Et, "O"e
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Help-Male or Female.

Sip hdiO VI rSmhlc. Oh
c0urL i; wan'ed rsliAbs couple 10 occupy
esSies xsIai AonY h"u'i fsrr and
FREE SERVICE Help furnished. position,
nssm c,x rI a, E F5gn. sat..a
open no 10 men women $1,000 81 500
Common .dass ton "g sneien 4A w y ns''i ion
rof flss bsp p'i' ssP Roc Toch.I.,
ws "e men nd an" st0. women %. r,iw'y
pert ''orm.r sosernmtn, examiner, pr-psr.
F v iPds ssrv ise ! sssSo soofs e..
Ts4Tgs 6 ,.5 Ss,sIsms.5a :ss.ngs: u
by sekeo 9rnes. s.. MD prlns Siea 70 md nj
t, H!rruc,sls go $500 60 srs soe
500 70 500, Election. soon Ia,,rs,s;s
Isach,L. bureau Aliant. Gs
Statesmen ami Agents. s5
scssrs ss sf e}f s, sy' syJ aso'' s.
=. W Wilmington. Dept. q: ciisssso ~
A';rH ls--',ouniy agent, wanted for won
pr sss.a &c" ad siSa"s' GSa :s.
F Fhs wFI gw.a sGF " sst'ifs ~
son Rlvd ch.esgo. III.
sGENTSn4uick SELLER, big prom. can.
. 'sf"'@ x.s s't" .n .oP.s fs. w.,
I .Ss tnz re Masio" Bead Co. Il" ifo!a
AH ,ieS,rIo o %1. ana ,t.e .u,o,oobi. IN
nunr,"ie -niooi. ny. y,hr ,psr. LinEs ana
g.. i. EsiI"sy 20 s,a n' = ino,yiile.'
AG 3siir,I; roIrEA!r MEH.r;!,ore' h.>
". q on, for ssr',sai: "a .s%sl..
anshea po@tfal,s ' .hnp.a s9 :, h. n,." w,
s S ar!6 ss,s s;Te: 81 s''' i.on r'; e.
W.. :s's" %s'.y;I''S ~d ss;t-. i
AGnN1 s-Don', ml,s inis. IN. y.,i.n.i
r.,sGt9r{, NJ AK. mn eraf, msrIS's
Nstion-l Directors %, 80, ~. ni"hm9na.
'o ;;s,s. n",nl s.I y. go. '%a, :,,
c~"mr"nna wend.rtui ssiihr six rsst!:f.f
sroa. s Ere, 's Emp. ', sreS;.n "Ga e,
haM s!,,E nt.t STREET ch.cssg
Anr%Ts SO 70 400 st.". Ere. ,.mpie,
s.af,. ...n: " %s'ssfie 'i1 't'.. Gne' .ss3
AGRICULTURAL IMpLEMEHr-w
~. \ succEssFuL sALEsMAH WITH
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT ExrEnI.
'''''' "''P IL" 'fHSiNE TRADE FOI.-
h""i$n no REPRESENT MANUrAc.
rrthA /" SELECTING DISTRIBUTORS
rDr HGH GRADE LINE Of TRACTORS.
IrtEsHEEH h%D KINDRED PRODUCTS.
ntsf HH THonoEGHLY Co%vEnsANT
~irH AGRICULTURAL CONDITIONS IN
SIrGi*iA A%D BE EAHSiHG OR CAP.
httE or EAR%i*G $4,000 rO $4,000 AN.
*iAL.i.Y A&D E*rE%HEa ALL COR
hEsro%DE#cE STRICTLY coNFlDEN.
TAI. Address SALES MANAGER,
AbNAHcE-RCMEiY THEESHER COM
rANy. INC, ia FORTE. ND
BEyERAdEs AID vINEGAR-w tie d.
S.eymeh - cary our f.s- ceiling. hi-c
men Hodsss rt SmPl,,n,iiSSsss pi,e 70 s.ed sale
Madison Avenue. Atlanta. ca, ~
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NUI.tAA NTziNG =, E.tI5lshtd vulcan.
BUSHES: toT 's,f With E.so!!ns and IRE.
ior 20 r.,,onsble cash 5t,.t FF.iu,s.a
Addr.s: 51s North Second Street Rbon.
Randolph 1922 -
in mall order business. who be, f,& hun
Interview. address !. D., care r q En.
IFS Richmond Va -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

f PIANO TUNER and rsraIr MN. 1890,
. Inducements 10 men VINO &. n inlay rs, r.,
nIch.sira Southern IJanD 90 II Ga,
. Washington Street. PetcrnhurY Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

GIRLS wASTED-HIGH SCHOOL. GRAD.
YATES BETWEEN is AND IS YEARS
OLD TO LEARN To OPERATE THE con.
TRoi.l.ED- KEY CoMPToMETER HIGH
GRADE POSITIONS orEN FOR TRAINED
coMrToMErEE OPERATORS. CALI. AT
coMPTcMETEH SCHOOL. aoa-io AMER
IcAN NATIONAL. BANK BLDG. RE-
TWEEN ASp O'Clock AID $50 ANp
DAILY FELT & TARRAHr MFG. CO.
z. FolL.Ey sor.rciTI$G AGENT
THERE Is ONLY oSE coMproMErER
scHooL IL RICHMOND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

HIGH CLASS MAN. experienced In the So Ia
Of plastic roof coatnR.. paints etc to
az as Ecnsrs! sales AGENT In the State Of
/ virginia. To thu man who can qualify We
1T ddrss an extremity a,trsetIve proposition
eSperience. Swift Paint Co Station Z. CleSe.
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TIRE RUsISESs-FOR SALE GOOD
FkIING TIRE AND vULCAEIZlNc;
BUSINESS IF INTERESTED. WRITE
"B.." CARE MURPHT's HOTEL
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MA SAGER-Subatant!ai msputacturinr cor
breDotih"o md pants sap46ie men 10 ,.,abii.h
ii.sSp nte .s t"'f cu h .rdf. 'ss 70
VIII ,,ioT eIpens;s 10 baltimore II you
sssret.sy sic North Howard Street. B .i,s.
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LAD!ES--". ned tve Drlrht. {. ia Bio A a.,
- trsr.. e.nonstra;s aad ,e Ae.lers:
q. - ~ railroad fare u.it
"rit a nacs Gocc:!ca DRUG Co D.o.
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FOOD NECESSITY
FOOD NECESSITY

FOOD PRopUCTs-E1 tr.orEin.ry onna,.
.uhlty 10 become esta blished in nspinr
business ousnsss selling our high xrade. popuiar
p ,rn 1000 products to storekeepers dis
mnion,inS pure fruit beverages In ou and
io 10. bottles and later our pure fruit bu na
rer J.n.. etc What you need is com
antee rom commercial. wtii-rat.d susin.s.
men q morse and wagon or one 10 ten a,,to
trntks. according 10 exclusive Tertiary 10,
desire. Our cooperation and in,,suc,ion.
ehso's you to start from the beEinninr
Win Sood success Write for partfcuiIps
Iniysrssi HerbI' Extract Company. 80
Ihird street. East NeSark. s. J. w ~
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RETwEEN THE AGES OF SIN
TEEN AND EIGHTEEN YEARS BIT
LARGE MERCANTILE EsTAs.
LtsHMENT. WITH UNLIMITED
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCE.
MENT. IF rou ARE AMBITIOUS
AND NOT AFRAID OF WORK. AND
DESIRE BUSINESS TRAINING.
WRITE: STATE AGE SALARY And
PREVIOUS EMPLOYERS. IL ANY.
ADDRESS I ios. CARE TIMEs.pIs-
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.
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81

DRUG STORE for sale: doinE a good 6o,J
hsss ana can be bouEht ~ the rirht prics
uem leu ana WITH littis effort s1les ear
nlond. Va. 's'' "ien-
ELECTRICAL SPECIALTTES - I.IcIu;Iv.
Hgfncy Tor ELECTRICAL 2necislties Hhlch ,sii
auiSkiy to hams. Once and store For p tt.i
Randolph: Chicago, "'S'
FOOD NECESSITY ------------.
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- 700 pas.. BY Kelly Miller. Of ws.hinstonn.
psr,men, H." Be.t BOOK for eo ns az p.o pf
s.HT written lien ng,r 100 pictures. Only
the big boeb act autcb. Au,tn d Jen-
kIns Co. WashinEton .. {
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'lrN w wish TO augment oGi force VII
u" hf~'-CIatS men 10 sell our tree.
,h'tns I"s.. Brown Prothers Nurseries
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7ALESMAN for genera mercantile trad. in
,rkin'' To- sell new proposition of merit.
N<tshtE. no" Attractive commission con
~ -" "..k!y Tor expense. Mile. F
l''iN' 20. WhoIesa.t Jewellers, 213 10
t<iLIn !: dig L'Le nd lhIn -
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FOOD NECESSITY

FOOD NECESSITY
Have You cot $500 to 5000, If 90.
can nut you In Business. (. food ne.
esssts, that will pay you 20 per cen,
per month net Exclusive ri.his In
your town. No experience neces,,r
Can bs htndl<d by lady or gentle.
man. For full particulars. address,
j. ". cofrey. III wst, Forsyth Street.
Jacksonviils. Ella.
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No W. SG t.I men esperenced for
fare refunded WIN dont!. smn,,nt ~ 90
,.is5'"H usually paid see victory GO
N""in '"s. y" ?! North Smith street Rich
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position only exp~rienc.G men need ~,
n,S. Me,yin Meadows. Mulberry and
GRACE Madison iIIG
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WANTED. agents and solicitors Men and
. women. Pleasant work Call at 32e