davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
Sofa WARDA.

sofa WARDA.
BrOnisIaw F. Kowalewski,
Karol T~omkiewiez,
Walenty p. kaszuba.
31-SZA r
Stanisiaw j. Ratajczak, i
Leon DrweiiSki.
33.CIA r
Franciszek j. TOmczak,
LOrenc F. Zygmunt,
J6zef L.. Lisack, i
Andrea j. Schultz.
34-TA r
Felix j. Majka. i
W{adysiaw j. Pietras.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
z WILKES BARRE, PA.

Smierc PREY piracy poniesli gornicy:
Jan Wiloszewsk W szybie Anthracite
I Andrea Elko, zamieszkaly przy 2nd
st. W Plymouth, Pa. lego Ostatniego
z~miazdzyla skaia w szybie Mr.. 3 d. and
H. C. Zabity pozostawii zone i piecio-
70 dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

prad powietrza. Jak pan drzWl
otworzysz, to powietrze leci do
lem do pokoju, CORA zaS Z pokoju'
Tax samo rzecz sic ma z prada
mi wiatrow. Gdy wieje PREY sa-
mel powierzchni ziemi prad "a
chodni, to am oczywiScie wieie
mad naszemi giovanni wiatr
wschodni. Maszyna moja lcci W
gore. Chez jechac Z Paryza dc
Chin via Ameryka, a wiatr
wschodni wiejc, to jade do}em,
wieie wiatr zachodni. wznosze
sic tysiac metr6w wyzej ! jade
CORA.
Jestto rzeczywi5cic genial
nc?
- NlepldWudZ.
Moi panic, czy maszyns IA
podnosiG sic bedzie do CORY zapo-
moca gazu?
- Gaz? Alez to Sredniowiecz-
ny przesad.
- Zatem w}asna sila?
TAX jest. Wyobraz sobie
pan, re statek ten naladowany
ciezarami, wazy sto tysiecy cen =
narrow.
- Wyobrazam sobie.
- Czy widzisz pan tie tysiace
blach zelaznych w ksztalcie skrzy
del?
- Widze.
- Maszyna parowa wprawla
je W ruch rotacyjny, ktory ma po-
wietrze wywiera size dwustu ty-
siecy centnarow. Siia stu tysie-
cy idzie okret w gore. Komuni,
kacya tania, CORY przenosic be-
dziemy, znika ola ludzkosci pre-
strzen. Cto dokladne cyfry dowo-
dzace, re statek ten must VILE
ciec Pod n;ebo.
Pan JestcS boskim czlowic-
klein.
- Geniuszem.
- Ma ten projekt pewna ujem-
ma strone'
- Jaka?
Gdy maszyne rotacyjna
wprawie W ruch, ME chce sic o.
kret podnieSc W gore, lecz caiym
ciezarem ley ma ziemi.
- Alez to bagatela.
- Dziwie sic, re pan, tax INA
komity czlowiek, o takiej drob-
nostce w%spominasz.
Go ma znaczyc ten przyrzad
w ksztalcie diugiej a wysokiej
szafy?
- Zupelnie podobny do auto
matycznych wag ma dworcach
k~olejowych.
Jest to automat ola samo-
bojc6w. Stale sic ma. platformie
w ten otWor Wrzuca sic try sly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

ASklaAA ~ DodSeaus 1cIly0
Drsedsisbiorstw amerykehsIich. vice
przemySowiso polski dobras zrcbi
tolsl stale r0klAmowae bedsis sw6t
interes y DZIBNNIKU CHICAGO
0XIM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
Ie-TA WARDA.

Wiktor Pijanowski,
Albert Waehowski,
Stanislaw j. Kuflewski,
Leon A. Wach0wski,
Piotr p. Jezierny.
14-TA WARDA.
FranciSzek StaniSiawski.
15-TA WARDA.
Sedzia J6zef S. LaBuy,
Wincenty J6zwin,
PiOtr p. Mindak,
Jan Kempczynski,
Jan F. Ruszkiewiez,
KaroI K. Piatkiewicz,
Jan S. Konopa.
16-TA WARDA.
Edmund X. Jarecki,
Wincenty s. Zwiefka,
Bronisiaw S. Mindak,
Walenty ReszkOwiak,
Piotr Rostenkowski,
J6zef Petlak.
J6zef Niemiec,
Henryk LokanSki,
DIR. Il. klarkOWski,
Alderman StaniSiaw ii. kunz,
Alderman Jan A. P%iOtrOwski,
Wladyslaw Sehrojda,
Jan Czekaia,
Albert RostenkOwSki,
Stanisiaw GOdZich, i
Michai j. Peri0Wski.
17-TA WARDA.
J0zef Ruszkiewicz,
Alderman Stan. Adamkiewicz,
Alderman Stan. S. WalkOwiak,
Wiadysiaw j. Suwalski,
TeOfil L. Weyna,
J6zef Mierzynski,
Jan JankOwslii, i
X. b. Czarnecki.
24-TA WARDA.
Leon j. Wimecki,
J6zef Pionke,
pima WARDA.
SZczepan l.. KOlanowski,
Albert +. Sosxa,
Felix G6rski,
NikOdem S. Budzban,
J6zef A. Lasecki,
Franciszek S. Bare,
PAM Marya Sakowska,
Leon S. Maiiek. |
Leon NJ. Nowak.
28-MA WARDA.
Ignacy Wr6blewski,
Alderman Max Adamowski,
Albert N0wak,
Franciszek Nowak,
PAM A. Emilia Napieralska,
Jan NJ. NoEicki,
Wiadysiaw Armknecht,
Franciszek Zarazinski.
29-T.A WARDA.
Antoni j. WIOdarski,
Antoni b. Mazurk,
Roman j. Kowalewski, j
Franciszek Periowski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
z KANTOWA..
preZes.

Wczoraj t. ]. 15go kwietnia b. r.,
dzieci szkolne rozeszly sic do do
NOW i ~rozpoczeiy wakacye, z okazyi
SWAT wielkanocnych, kt6re trwat be
d. przez tydzien. w ostatnich
dniach dzieci re szkoiy sw. Jana X.
skiadaly swe drobne ofiary ola bic
dnych dzieci W ucisnionej Ojczyznie
Polsce i zebraiy znaczna sumke, kt6
ra bedzie wreczona odnosnemu Ko-
mitetowi. - Wszelkiego rodzaju o.
dziezy i obuwia ola biednych W Pol
see zlozyli parafianie z Kantowa ty-
lie, re MATERIAL ten uiozono W kill
kunastu skrzyniach i przygotowano
do wysy}ki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

lingi. Maszyna pail diva naboje W
leb, a diva naboje W SERGE.
- Ia try szylingi?
- Okropnie tanio.
- Przerob pan mechanism ma
piec szylingow. lnaczej pan stra-
cisz.
ME, panic, ia zarobie, Prey tel
tanioSci spopularyzuje samoboj-
stwo, a przez to zwiekszy sic ko=
10 konsumentow.
- Rzecz genialna.
49, Ksiaze Monaco zamowii u
mas pietdziesiat tych maszyn.
STAG one beda w kazdym rogu
domu CRY, pod kazda palma Mon
te Carlo W malowniczem poloze-
niu znajdzie sic ozdobnie wyko-
many nasz automat. Ksiaze nadto
wymogi ma mas znizenie taksy
samobojczej, przyczem nadmienic
nalezy, re do otworow ME bedzie
sic juz wrzucac pieniedzy, kto-
rych zgrany obywatel ME ma,
lecz marke b~laszana, ktora wy
dawaG bedzie zarzad kasyna.
= Czy ten aparat jest nabity'
Me zblizajcie sic panowie,
DO maszyna zionie smiercia. Rzu
cic try szylingi, a aparat wall.
Popatrzylem ma zegarek. Do
chodzila godzina czwarta. Ostat-
nj Gas. Panowie Dogson i Hop
kins przeszli do drugiej sail, ably
umowiG sic co do eksploatacyi
maczki d%ziecinnej, d~obywanej z
wegla kamiennego. Usunafem sic
i'm z oczu. Genialny w~ynalazek
Dogsona spadi mi z nieba. Strasz
ma chwila nadchodzila. Trzeba
skonczyt. Drzaca reka wydoby-
lem try szylingi. Mia}em ochose.
korzystajac z mg}y, dobyc je z
kieszeni Dogsona, ably on sam
swemu wynalazkowi takse zapIa
Gil. Me chcialem jednak zwlekac.
Raj skohczyc trzeba.
Wstapilem ma platforme auto
matu j zaczalem w otwor rzucac
pieniadze. Zaszelescii W metalo-
wei maszypie styling jeden, dru-
gi i trzeci. -.
49,. ...... ...... ...... -.
Czyz ia zyje, czy ME zyje?
Strzalow ME, siysza}em, ale te-
mu ME ma sic co dziwiSl Wypa-
lilo tax szybko, smierc nastapila
tax maggie, re ME s}ysza}em wy
buchu. Podobno taxi, co go pio-
run trait, ME vie, co sic z MIN
| dzieie Nam swiadOmosc Wnraw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
Plata PozyCzka WO|nO$CioWa.
zDyWizyi Obcojeycznej..P oIscy Mdwcy.
zebranis PoIskisge Komitatu " Piatek

wzmianki o tejze m~anifestacyi W
prasie nowojorskiej.
Obecni byli ma posiedzeniu Z
Polakow reprezentanci trzech To-
jalnych dziennikow, dwoch ty-
godnikow, oraz p. w. Jozwin i
T. Wilde z Polskiego Komitetu.
Ponizej podajemy spis NOW
COW polskich, ktorzy sic zgiosili
do Polskiego Komitetu z gotowo
Scia wziecia udziaiu w Rampant
pozyczkowej. JeSli So inni NOW
cy, powinni take nazwiska swe
.podac do Pol. Komitetu.
POLSCY M0WCY w RAMPANT
PLATED P0zYCZKI WOLNOSCIO-
WEI.
Jan +. SmulSN,
Tadeusz Nj. Wilde,
Jan A. Wedda,
Wineenty J6iwin,
Edmund h. Jarecki,
Kazimierz Zyehlinski,
Nikodem L. Piotr0wski,
Parma Emilia Napieralsia,
Albert F. SOska,
Jan s. Rybieki,
Wiadysfaw Schrojda,
Leon Nj. Nowak.
4-TA WARDA.
J6zef Mendricki, i \
Franciszek j. Palt.
STA WARDA.
Ben. +. Zintak,
Franciszek ". DerdZinski,
Miehaf A. KOstecki.
S-MA WARDA.
Juliusz F. Smietanka,
Alderman MARGIN S. Furman,
Adam +. Bloch, /
Franeiszek ". Rydzewski.
9-TA WARDA.
Jak6b Bzdek,
Bronisiaw j. Prystalski, i
J6zef j. Spiker.
11.TA WARDA.
Ignaey +. Dankowski,
Jan S. Rybieki,
J6zef Dumanowski,
Ignaey Frasz,
Edmund Piaezek,
Jan A. Polka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

Wycieczka letnia ola dzieci s1itl.
nych, odbedzie sic W tym roku dn!a
1890 czerwca do parku Harms.
Do uroczystej Komunii sw. przys'a:
pia dzieci dnia 26go czerwca a pa-
stepnego dnia bedzie zakonczenie
roku szkolnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16
Potrzeby ~Plumbiarskie

DC cenach hurtowi.ych d!a wszyst.
kich odbiorcow. KGpr;cie teraz. a
oszcZedzicie jedra czwar:a czcSc CO.
ny.
Levinthal Plumbing Supply Co.
1857 w. DIVISION VI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

Porzadek nabozehstw wielkotygo-
dniowych: We wielki czwartek t. J..
jutro, %uroczysta Msza sw. rozpocz-
ME sic o godzinie Sci; ci, kt6rzy ida
do piracy, a pragna przystapic do
Stoiu P~anskiego, moga przyjaG Ko-
munie sw. W zwykiym czasie zrana.
We wielki piatek r%ozpocznie sic
nabozehstwo ranne o godzinie Sci,
jak dnia p~oprzedniego adoracya
Krzyza. Wieczorem zas, tego samego
dnia o godzinie 7:15 rozpoczna sic
Gorzkie Yale (trzy czesci), a nastep
ME kazanie pasyjne. We wielka So
bote rozpoczna sic ceremonie swiece
mia ognia, cierni, paschaiu / woody o
godzinie 1880 a nastepnie Msza sw.
Pc poludniu Cd godziny 1-3, -
wedlug zwyczaju naszego staropol-
skiego - bedzie swiecenie potraw,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

w sapa ~u-oczystoSc W'!elkanocna.
Rezurekcya / Msza sw. r~ozpocznie SIG
o godzinin 5tej zrana; inne nahoieh
s:wa W zwykiym ~porzadkI niedzie!-
nym; lroczysta Msza sw. bedzie o
godzinie 1890, podczas ft6rej Choir
miejscowy wykona spiewy |towa--
%r2yszeniem orkiestry petnej, pod
dyrekcya p. Fr. Nowickiego, mtej.-
scowego orgauisty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-16

kt6re pc poiudniu woino obecnie
spcAywat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
UNITED STATES STEEL
is Center OF INTEREST

New York, May 9.--Wall street had
another exciting market today, but
most of the activity was in about
twenty stocks. as on yesterday. Scores
OF issues did not move at all and some
were SO inconsiderate as to show frac-
tional declines AT the close of tumui-
~tuouS day. United States Steel was
the center of interest because the
whole street was ready to take its cue
from that stock in view of the dec
laratioB OF war by the railroad ad-
ministratioa- II appeared that open
warfare between producers and con-
sumers was exactly what the steel
people wanted for not only United
states Steel but the Independents de-
veloped siren 9Th. When the street
saw the steels rising Immediately after
the opening the oils began boiling and
the marines did likewise.
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies had
accomplished an advance of liz
points to the new high record price of
III ~12 a. few minutes after trading
began 1t was not long before it had
broken seven points but that did not
discourage the traders Texas on
brought up its reserves with price
of 2e2. a new high record and an over
night advance of .22 l-2. When the
traders saw, that they abandoned all
reserve. Before the day ended Mon
tana Power had moved up six points.
Mexican Petroleum, s.; Pan American,
5; American Tobacco, 5: Wooden. z;
Worthington Pump. rs; American
Ice. 81 and others materially.
General Motors reserved it's greatest
display of strength for a climax to
the days trading Just before the
of fnnChe6 fQN
which is a new high record price.
This high price was undoubtedly due
to expectations excited by the fact
that the. farmers will have two billion
dollars out Of their winter wheat crop
alone to spend. 1t is expected that
they Will spend great percentage of
that for new machinery and partlcu-
larry for motor driven equipment for
the barn and household as well as for
passenger automobiles.
Shortly after Texas Oil made its new
high record official announcement was
mario ur7 increase rf capital ste,ets hat
has been scheduled for months. 1t IS
TO be issued n par rs usual.
For the advance in Pan American
and Mexican Petroleum wall street
had a dozen explanations. They were
all imaginary except one--the stocks
are worth the money.
The stocks that were most active
today were issues that have such
great assets, it is able to figure out
reasonable excuses for their advances
Aa&se .af 4 IN osles is, ssell understood cd.
So is The situation in the motors.
American Tobacco which moved up
sharply has surprised the street more
by it's inactivity for weeks than by its
advance today Atlantic Gulf and
Nest Indies is expected to make a
t-rrT47 tti4-AlT e4eaHti4e Marine
which explains the strength of those
issues.
Sugar shares are booming more pop
ular as the market advances. Ameri-
can Sugar as the dominant company
Of the industry and as tried invest
ment Of many years seasoning was the
best bought Of the group. Beet Sugar
was in fair demand also,
American Agricultural Chemical IS
moving forward again because Of the
good crops.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
NEW york COTTON MARKET

New York. May 9.--Big exports.
bullish crop advioes, unfavorable wca-
Their in the belt and the proximity
of peace led to general buying of cot
ton today and the market was strong.
Wall street and western firms were
the most prominent purchasers, but
the south also was a heavy taker OF
the new crop months.
The close was strong at net ad-
vance of 81 to IS points.
Spot at New Orleans was steady
with middling unchanged at 27.63c;
the sales were 6,056 bales. Spot here
was steady at an advance OF 35 points
at 2S.10c; there we're no sales.
Receipts at some OF the leading
ports today were:
Galveston a,57si New Orleans,
5,033: Savannah. ., 24S. Wilmington,
las; Norfolk, $50: Boston, 3T6; Au-
gusta, 1876 st. Louis, 743.'
Table:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10

Chicago, May s.--sssIS = q \ ~
today were light and advances 0f nX2
to &c. were shown which lndicatoS
pressing demand from manufActufG
who need the grain to- Aili orde1Ms
While cash corn was hjkher. futures
beyond May showed declines Of : I'm
to "a for July and Is 10 3 1-4s
for September. 1t was a session where
the market averaged lower and where
the nearby future was Influenced BY
strength In cash corn. Corn growms
in South American countries on cheap
land and produced by cheap labor tsa
in direct competition with corn growny
on high priced land and produced by
high paid labor in North America. The
Corn Products company Is reopening3
some Of its larger plants. which will
use Argentine corn. The Cedar Rapids,
| Iowa. plant reported Argentine corn
will be laid down there at ten cents
a hushel below the cost Of Iowa corn.
Leading receiveing houses in the
corn trade reported country offerings
very light hut with sunny weather and
drying TEN neratures it was expected
there would be an increased move
ment - liberal quantities OF grain
were reported in country elevators
with fair holdings on the farms. Some
conservative men in the trade con-
tended lower prices will prevail.
Oats lost / is to | So for more
deferred m months. while May advanced
3-Sc. The movement was light and
cash trade small.
Hogs were lower with heavy receipts
causing products to decline, There
was a continuation of foreign demand
for products, which had a tendency
to stimulate futures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, May 9.--i'rices for curb
stocks after a show of strength be-
came heavy and sold off sharply in
many instances with losses of from
one to more than five points being
scored throughout almost the entire
list. Oils again attracted most aten-
ton by reason of the continued ami
nation. The price movements in this
group were rather erraCtic after the
opening and the largest losses re-
corded were scored in these issues.
International petroleum was an OK
ception being stronger and more ac-
tive than 1t has been in more than
week Merritt oil vas one of the firm
stocks of the group. Miscellaneous
industrials were flrmer. Silver metal
stocks were the center of interest of
the mining list. Nirpissing Mining
was again a feature of this group but
heaviness kept the advance in this
issue from extending.
List:
5000 Aetna explosives. II lisa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10

hunter more boastful Than sue
cessful joined a bear hunting expedi-
ton. During the hunt, as this man
was resting by the side OF rock and
talking with another hunter, he re-
marked: ~
IF there's anything dote no, it's
bear A slice of bear steak nicely
done Is just perfect"
well" said his companion. looking
up. I'm hanged IL there isn't a bear
now!"
''The man who dotted on bear"
looked up saw an immense grizzly
standing on the top OF the rock. gave
a yell and leaped into the woods and
disappeared His companion soon
overlook him and said to the fugitive
a. he came up:
II thought you like pear?"
well. do" said the runaway;
but that one amt done enough
Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
Auction Sale

In execution of a certain deed OF
trust dated June 6. 1912, recorded
in the clerks Office OF the circuit court
of New Kent county, Virginia. in D. b.
Il, page 445, the undersigned being
required so to do. default having been
made in the payment Of the note
thereby secured, will offer for sale at
public auction. on the premises.
SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1919,
AT 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
the tract Of land conveyed by the afore-
said deed OF trust, containing 34-71 TOO
acres. situated in the county of New
Kent. Virginia. on the Quaker Road
and known as Hundley's.
TERMS; Cash.
J. SAMUEL PARRISH.
80 Trustee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
AUCTION SALE
ny II. n. CHAFFTN 4 Co. NC
Real Estate Auctioneerx.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
CERTAIN FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF TWEEN
TY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN O
AND = STREETS. AND KNOWN AS
NO. a2l NORTH Tw ENTY- EIGHTH
STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
Acting under deed Of trust from
Martha Harrison. dated April .. 1918.
and duly recorded in the clerks office
of the Richmond chancery court in
deed hook 2ss-n. page 522. default
having been made, in the payment of
the notes therein mentioned and bein &
required by the beneficiary, we will sell
at public auction on the premises
FRIDAY. MAY o. 1919,
at s r. NJ,
the above property which is fully de-
scribed and set forth in the said deed
Of trust
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
expenses OF executing this trust and
taxes or insurance that may be due.
and the following notes, viz: $3.50 and
SCI each. due April o 1919. and SASS
due Nav 2. 1919. with interest on same
from said due date OF maturity to day
of sale and any residue of purchase
money payable in two equal INSTALL
ments at six and twelve months, or all
cash at the option of the purchaser
A. r. HARVIF,
w. GORDON HARvIE,
Trustees
May 4. 1919.
On account OF the Indictment weather
the above sale will be postponed until
May 10. 1919. at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
This Is to Notify

the public that the undersign ed
Passamaneck and scheer, have bought
the stock OF goods and fixtures of the
Porter-Strect Confectionery 1901
Porter street. owned by Eddie Abra-
ham. All persons having debts and
claims against the said business should
present same TO Eddie Abraham with
in ten days after due publication of
this notice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
SEALED PROPOSALS

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the department of public utlli-
ties until noon on May IA, 1919, for
renewal of coal gas retorts at the city
gas works. For specifications. terms
of bidding and other particulars, apply
or address the Director. Department of
Public Utilities room Ill. city Hail,
Richmond, Va.
Nav
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
SCHEDULES.

Every Sunday Excursions to Begin
on y. & w. May 25th.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
announces that beginning Sunday. May
25th, it will begin the operation of
their Every Sunday Excursions to the
seashore The round trip fare to Nor
folk will be s1a5. which includes the
war tax Tickets through to Ocean
View. Virginia Beach and Cape
Henry will he sold at an additional
cost of twenty cents. These tickets
will be good on the special Sunday
excursion train which will leave Broad
Street station at Sis A NJ. and leave
Norfolk returning at 1880 PM. Rich
mond tickets will also be honored on
the Cannon Ball. leaving Richmond
$40 A. NJ. and leaving Norfolk 4:So
p, NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
HELP WANTED-MALE

wanted-A Building Construction
foreman, thoroughly familiar with
building work, including all branches
of carpentry. concrete and masonry
r to take charge OF new constructors
80 work at rural institution at which
-, martial labor is furnished by stu
dents Dwelling house furnished II
desired Steady position. Address
By. care The Richmond Virginian
tn,t stating experience and terms
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
CUTTING AND WELDING.

Don't Scrap Castings Because They
may have blow holes. have cracks.
are dirty. or have .defects-we can
make your monthly average 100 per
cent efficient.
A Phone call Randolph 302a will
soon bring an expert who will do the
work quickly and economically in
your own shop-weldinG the defec-
tive pieces and making them perfect
We use the best and most durable
welding materials on the market
for welding cast iron we use cast
iron 6ller. for brass and mallea Bile
iron the hest Tohin bronze filler. and
we use aluminium on aluminum-no
suhstitutions but effective meta |
treatments that enable you to guar
antee your product.
Quit scrapping-scrapp means
financial loss. delays in deliveries,
unsatisfactory management.
RICHMOND WELDING 4 CUTTING
COMPANY,
:cl West Broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
Exceptional USED CAR BARGAIN

Exceptional USED CAR BARGAINS
THE NEW STUDEBAKER CAR HAS
BECOME SO VERY POPULAR THAT
WE ARE BEING CALLED UPON TO
TAKE. AS DEPOSITS OR IN TRADE,
A LOT OF CARS OTHER THAN OUR
MAKE. WE GIVE YOU BELOW A
PARTIAL LIST. THESE CARS Will
BE SOLD CHEAP IT'S TO YOUR
INTEREST. IF YOU CONTEMPLATE F.
BUYING A CAR SOON. SO SEE US,
WHETHER IT'S YOUR IDEA TO BUY
NEW OR USED CAR THE USED
CAR LIST CHANGED DAILY.
ASK FOR MR.. DARDEN OR
MR.. CHAPPELLF,
Randolph 1880. Madison 1852.
saxon Roadster. 1918 Model. newly
painted. thoroughly overhauled; new
top -ifr-t.esre#siE srst-class- light
roadster.
/ Chandler. Is series, Touring, six~Cy-
Under: thoroughly overhauled, being
revarnished, good tires, in first class
shape and an excellent buy.
Ford. 1915, Light Delivery Truck.
with wire body and top; frst-ciass
condition.
Detroiter Roadster; WIN be Sold
cheap. -.... .....,..-...
we~rott 1915 Touring, Good Mechsnf-
cal condition; only needs new coat
Of paint To he sold at an amaz-
inEiy low price
stuaehakrr, Model IL Fonr~ Cylinder.
seven passenger touring.
1 Buick. Ffv~-Pnssenrer Tonrfn E.
model D-ss, new top: thoroughly
overhauled: excellent condition Must
be sold quick and will 60 cheap.
1 Chevrolet Baby Grand Model, Excel
!. lent car. and TO be cold quick and
cheap. This "a An excellent buy.
1 Briseo~ Touring, P1ve-Pas.engcr, WIN
be sold cheap at first prospect.
REQ. 4-Cyllnder Touring. 1918 Model.
Ffrst-cfae- shape Exeeiiant buy
First cash offer gets the car.
II series oidsmohue. s-Tn..eng~r. s.
cylinder. Good and cheap
I ~ Series. s-Pns~enx~r Saxon six
touring. Mighty good little car and
st a very attractive price,
Satisfactory term. can he arranged on
any of these cars
CoBURN
MOTOR SALES CORPORATION.
1917 West Broad Street.
Open Cntf1 s 80 r NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
SEED.
WOOL.

We Are Agents For Purchase of Wool
for one of the largest mills in Amer
lea. BY shipping or selling to us you
obtain market value and no expense
charged except cost of freight
Prompt check upon arrival. Ship
yours to us or write for prices before
shipping. Reference n % s. g WHO
shipped us last year. OLD VIRGINIA
HIDE AND WOOL Co, INC. Jos.
Walierstein, president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-10
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York. Nav o--Money on call
on the Stock Exchange opened at
IL per cent. high 5 IL per cent:
low per cent, close s per cent,
Time money remains unchanged.
Mercantile paper quiet at IL per
cent for choice names.