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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-18

and the attitude of it's own servants.
in the fight finally waged or the
ring one of the strong points used
aainst it was this reprehensible hab-
it of the star chamber session This
newspaper was then, has always been
and will always be opposed to the
System, which in its very roots is
dangerous and undemocratic to say
the very least of it.
The present administration for sew
eral years has been falling into thi,
very bad habit and from time to time
we have protested agaisst it. How
ever these protests have been in vain
and today, the whole business o. the
city council is transacted in caucus,
III closed door session and no citizen
knows where single one of its coun-
cilmen stand on any matter pend
ing in council.
On Tuesday night a committee OF
the whole session was scheduled
and the News city editor attended to
report the meeting, the matter under
discussion being the vital ore OF
whether or not the city Should fight
the proposition of the City & Subur-
ian Railway, an auxiliary concern OF
me Brunswick Terminal & Railway
Securities Company, for increased
car fares This city editor was Ill
formed as a preliminary matter wa
being heard that the meeting waS an
informal one and that it was not
known whether the presence of
newspaper man was wanted o" not
One OF the aldermen promptly
moved" that the reporter 'be e.
Guided" This meeting was not only
informal but private, thank you.
With becoming grace The News
representative retired and the Citv
Attorney furnished him with n cops
Of the audit of the light and water ans
street car company
A new censorship
Now that's a fine proposition for
this enlightened age for an American
city.
Will some one tell us this mOrrin2
Nuet how any single member of ccun
cil voted on the question of increJ.c /!
car fares.
Have not the people of Brunawich
the right to know how it's city coun
I'll stand, On the issue, which is ina
t3Ildl anu NlilClI SOSD " lItG FClN IOui-
dations of every man, woman and
child in this city?
Why was this newspaper man ex
oluded from this conclave and why
should the city council put its self
vi the position Of clecting to solve
such a problem behind locked doors
Evil is an isidious thing; it con
3ists of evil itself and the appearance
If evil ard we say in all candcr this
morning. that these star chamber Sc
siOne do not look good
We attribute no wrong intention
TO the members of council; but We Il"
5ay this custom is dangerous. i
breeds suspicion in the public mimi
and it places the gentleman Of cour
ell in a position had to justify.
Lets conduct the public bushes.
n the open; let's do away with thu
I'D caucus system and let the %eu
lemen of the council come out
"Quarely and openly and discuss in
public sessions the various matter:
9ffecting the public veal.
It's the safe way; it's the way tina;
n things ought to be done tild if
here must be committee meetings
what harm is there in any neWSpapc
man reporting them?
Is there anything to conceal?
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HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

A few months ago, the Mutual light
& Water company, not contented with
the satisfaction of knowing that it
was charging more for is products
than any other plant of the kind in
any Georgia city of the size of Bruns-
wick, asked that it be permitted to
increase its gas rates by about forty
per cent The people objected, but
fight against the increase before the
Georgia Railroad Commission. The
city council in a half-hearted sort of
a way. made a mild protest, but as a
matter of fact. by its silence and IN
activity in the fight, gave consent
to the increases The result is that
the gas consumers of Brunswick are
being held up for an exhorbitant rate
and are not even getting what they
are paying for at the hands of this
greedy, inefficient monopoly.
Nothing succeeds like success and
found their way into the pocket books
Of the people, this concern comes
forward and with a request for in
creases in water and electric rates on
the theory that liberty is license and
The people are without protection:
They also ask that the rates of the
City & Suburban be increased by
practically fifty per cent. proposing
20 increase car fares from five to
even cents. On the plan of trying
it on the dog first" they have pushed
their street car fare increases and OF
course if they succeed, then they will
make another drive to increase eiec-
trio and water rates.
At any rate city council, in what
hey are pleased to cali "a committee
Il the whole" meeting passed unon
he matter in secret session on Tue
day night and once again fell for
the reprehensible scheme to force
more money out of the pocket books
If the people of Brunswick. We know
not how any member voted on
the plan; we know not now the thing
was done. for the star chamber SEES
ion hid that from view. but we do
know that the thing was put over
and that is quite enough!
The truth OF the matter is that the
City & Suburban is another Wickec
;.hild of that iniquitous parent, the
Brunswick Terminal & Railway Sc
! c11rities company, commonly called
| the Brunswick company and this is
merely ianother of fheir plans to
further strangle the people of this
city with their public service con
Germs the rottenest and most brazen
and the most careless of the rights
Of the people of all similar organi
cations in Georgia
If the City & Suburban had been
DO II right; if it had come into being
in the open. had been owned am OPP
GRATED by Brunswick people, then the
action of council would have been
viewed in different light. But such
g not the case The concern was
fastened upon Brunswick as a sort OF
SOP to force the Mutual Light 4 Wa
ter contract on the people again. Wa
wanted a car line and the only way
20 get it was to renew that unholy
contract!
We say it's a shame and sin to
stand for such a thing and we cal up
On the red blodded men of this town
O i0in us in employingu counsel and
! fighting this injustice before INC
,eorgia Railroad Commission.
If we don't do this, then We may eH-
pect to see this same octopus stretch
ng out for iscreases again, as soon
rs the backs of the people grow USED
! to these new stripes!
,1,n
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-18

The smallest wage increase OF the
past four years has gone TO the
preachers. Think of that as the eel
lection plate comes your way
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-18

The more the senate knock, tn,
treaty the more We are reminded OF
that misguided old lady who tried to
sweep back the sea.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-18

Street railways might not have IL
increase fares, if they decrease the
water in their stock system.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-18
To Drive Out Malaria
And Bind Up The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC. You know what you
are taking, as the formula is printed on
every label, showing it is Quinine and
Iron in a tasteless form. The Quinine
drives out the malaria. the Iron builds up
the system. so cants.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-18

Official organ OF:
Giynn County.
City of Brunswick,
United States Court, Southern Dis
trict of Georgia for ten counties
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What VIII You
Be at 90

If YOUR "air castle Fails to naterialize? ~ E~Fz@
Help your air castle along by doing something PRACTICAL
One single dollar away Savings Department
will make good solid foundation BY saving part of your
earnings and deposng the here regularly you will
soon have good substantial bank account.
Youlcan shape your future by acting today-here-
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N. "per Of the Associated Prese.
The Associated PresG is exclusivel4
entitled to the nse for publication
VI ali news credited to il or not other
Use credited in this paper and Flsn
ae local news published herein.
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Enteder at the Brunswick, (Gar)
Post Office az seeond-ciass mail mat
Ger.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-18

Terms of subscription N the city
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
WILLIAM l.. Redo,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
ESQ Feet Of Valuable
Vacant Ground
Is THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA. IN
THAT SECTION KNOWN AS HfuH-
LAND pNRK.

In pursuance of decree of the Chan
cory court OF the city of Richmond.
Ma. entered on the 2ith day of Juno.
1919, in tho two causes pending there.
in, styled "I.avinia NJ. Thompson ct ais.
Ns. j. NJ. ThompSon's cXecptriN ct ais"
and j. NJ. rhomesOns tNecutriS KS.
undersigned special commissioners APP
pointed for that purDoe, viii, on
MONDAY. SEPT. 20, 1919.
at $40 O'Clock r. NJ.
on tho premises. proceed to sell at
public auction.
".,ll that certain lot of land IN that
part of the city of Richmond. Va.
known as FIiGhla nd Park, beginning at
n point three hundred and ninety five
tas5b feet south of the northeast cor
nor of Flfth Avenue and Custer Street,
fronting two hundred and fifty (25O)
feet on the eastern line of Firth Ave-
nuc and running back eastwardly
between parallel lines and at right
Creek. which forms the easetrn boun-
Diary Of the said lot The northern line
Of said lot being four hundred and
southern line being four hundred and
sixty three C463) feet long from Fifth
Avenue TO Shockoe Creek.
This land is in Il locality which "a
subdiyidcd to good advantage for
building purposes, and should attract
the attention OF investors and home
builders.
II is also only one block from the
street car. and very convenient to
churches. schools. drug stores and gro
Gerry stores.
TERMS: One third cash. and the
balance in equal installments at one
and two years. notes for deferred nav
memts ~ he executed by the purcha Sc :
10 MS own order and by him indorsed
with interest added, title to he retained
nntil al of The purchase money has
been paid and a deed ordered nv ths
court. or all cash. at the option Of tha
purchaser.
ISAAC DIGGS and
ORDWAG FULLER
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required l.v
ne nhovc decree OF the Special Com.
missioners has been duly given.
July. 1919. ""' Va
Teste:
cHAs. o. sAvILLE.
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TREASURY pEApARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE
cur REStY
MlshinGtOn. Srnlnnher 10. -nIO

Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pro.
sentrd to THO Undersigned it has been ma dc
TO appear that
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK"
~ the city OF Richmond in the County OF
li"nric" and state OF Virginia. has com :
Piled with all the provisions OF he act OF
Congress to cnable National banking Nssu-
riaIi1ns 10 extend their corporate existence.
1882.
Now. therefore. l. Willis i. Fowler Acting
Comptroller OF the Currency. do hereby
certfy that THE AMERICAN SATlONA /.
BANK, In tho city OF Richmond IN the
county OF iienrico and state Of Virginia is
HuthoriIed 10 have succession for the ne rod
specified in It's amended articles OF nssocia :
Ton namely. until close OF business on
Ia testimony whereof witness my hand
and seal Of Office this nineteenth day Of Sep
tcrnbnr 1918
tSEAI) WILLIS j. FOWLER
Acting COMPTROLLER OF the Currency
Ihartcr No 1@29 Extension No. $50
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VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY. Richmond,
va. september 90. ial2--Thc directors OF
this company have declared n dividend I
per cent Ca. nayabie on and after oc-
Scnt.mhcr %. 1919. l.. u AWAIT. SECRETARY.
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SAl.ESAIEN-

Are you satisfied with your present
rosltio'I, or do YOU fool that there
are larger opportunities in some
other line: y story of tho successes
IN the life INSURANCE business would
road like tale from the Arabian
Nights II - the most fascinating
and profitable sal-sinanship there is
Tn" Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company has the following positions
open for irst-c class men VINO have
hccn accustomed To earning large
salaries. and who know how to an
proach mcG OF affairs: one man 10
travel ana appoint agents on a basis
Of salary and commission with cN-
pcDs"s paid ana Three district man
ayers on salary and commission II
you want TO enter pleasant and
profita So work. apply to Duke A.
l'uincy, Manager. Gol Mutual Build
ing Richmond. Va
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DiSPLAY-LLaSsiEIED

= y called communication az Temple
&d be-. held u, Masonic Temple corner
Adams and Broad streets. Friday
afternoon. September -. 1919. at 1 o'clock
Members 81 sister Lodges and transient
brethren arc cordially invited 10 meet with
us. Work in masters degree
BN order OF Wurshipfu Master. Charles
H. Mason.
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Help Wanfed--aIaie, 3

II UTo MECIiANiC-Nu / first class aulo
H mechanic. steady employment. Large
lompIny. Good wages. Address BOX 73G
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klrO MECliANIC-pne high-cIass auto
mechanic To- take charge Of large service
" uariIncnt Best wages ana steady employ
hcnt Preference will be given r.
tewitt Address SOL. care Times pispa;ch
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Auction Sale
Excellent New
Brick Investment
Property
KNOWN As Nos. atT-ti7-A: tia. 4ia.A.
~, i2i-A WEST MAIN STREET.

We will soil at auction on the
premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER !, 1919. :.
At o'clock L. NJ. ~
tho above mentioned desirable brick
fats. The buildings are nearly new.
in excellent condition and have six
rooms In each fiat and we'll tom
antcd at $4,000 per fiat.
1t is necessary that this property be
sold and VIC would he glad to have
YOU attend the sale, should you do
sire a. hrst-Class Investment. ~.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC. >
kuctioneore is.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanteu-A.nle.

tohpREp Man Wanted {, ,oiure,i man to
hfiNc light trucl for grocery stor" A!us,
n IT, h",.t' sni Know how 1" taxi. care "f
p"ct"d; ON" living in tn" Esa, r;n,i pre-
ief', AhIr"ss sci. care Times DISPATCH.
:" One. = man with TIA" necessary
nu"Ilhtaiohs nnh "Npnri"mC" IN tho WORK
ihf i%rlii"n "s snpcrin,c nd.mt OF laundry -,
IN" virginia hoiy,cChni" Institute. itnf"r-
Gnr"a REQUIRED Apply 20 Julian "a iturrus.
PRESIDENT. iaackshurg. Va
Nh ANU GRANITE ,cuTTEE wanted;
y p"riurn"nt i"h Ia a closed. we'll heated
"hpp Ffi'". q p'r day ana w. We VIII
i'lunh railroad far" I'n not wait to write.
n.no con. ~, .n"" owen BROS. Mnrbi2 ANA
MASTER ME'IA<it wanted. ""rahl. ~
taking ohar." Of To, UmniivU repair ana
inhrhtno Sh"p "f iarE" Industrial plant
located III Eirginia. u. vins charge "f from
i've 10 'iEht mon Mus, 10 thoroughly IA.
niliar with standard rHug" locomotive re-
par work anu capable and rrsourccfuI in
talart"d position and good living -unli lions
E"pii"H should stat" experience nud salary
cAprct"d. Address Master Mechanic. J. $50.
caro- Times dispatch
MEN Wanted. for ;r,v"tJe SNOW. F, men
al Instruments Address l.. -. i;oN .y5.
MENI wam'd. men to learn th.. barber
trade F"w weeks r"uuir"d W''fc lr
cat.iusur. Richmond narbrr college. SO
forth tifth stt."t. richmond. Va.
81 la
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.cuK * HEFER Experienced douhlc-rntry
hO"k k"rp"r W. ni"d at ohcc bv large to-
acco concern. Reply in own handwritinE
.atinr age. whether married or single aX.
oricrcc. references ana salary bXpcctcd
-IIrnSS RnN II.I. Kichulnnh. Va
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competent boil
crIuaE"r capable Of taking charge OF
mali shon. r. Sl6. care Times DISPATCH
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Legal Notices.

comw"mwesl'h Of Virginia
srHTi'E } ,,%NI! = RI
''E o sI Et,nNm""N' =; S sd. y i'i'.
rfF&nG GGAM TG9''$F !, @ EYIl,E:
tom Il Tf'i F'rcr f Tr !hg my%s,iSs
Vast Main Slr",,p n,,,ir ihr",is n FIX
,hiyf bank gSarnn.r. thnt Iii IN.
rli"h with. snd ~, -. no5os S%'%
i,. if't"' n -" '"n'al .i".N has ac
"rhorcd ~ IL" co.retssi"m 1 H. S,r n.
;u'h"rI2nr thc SAID bs6& to ' com
lm.m.' hns,nosa 's hank ot dis
.r state corrorntton Commission.
Il 4 WILSON. ,l,rk
hi ,H!,i, Iaag,Grs Nnp.opa, sank Kiyh-
resniar tuartcriy divldcmG - '','''' o." InS
S@b1 ir' si%iys5 GINl "n ~ IoekGd,rs nc
ron Y G"tdarh Cashier
piTi,EN peM meeting ~ ths noarl Of
h ia; nrd ON SSn,",nber ~ l9ie IN re-m
ray.b" on ana ar,cr October i1JSf TO- -;
S,nGGhh%"ildcrs Of record as Of Ssp,cmeor q.
NUM- a. TN Err NaIGqnl hfg M,.h
Of dir.cors i the ban ha5 thia III H. G'a ,,n
Gln,rgI TN. naun! quarterly dividend Of
10 tnG S,orEho!beis Of record at Tho closc
md Cashier "
SEALED rEcpoS,iS-O fico of tho GUAR
'H' in"St"r-,icu.rai. clothing and t;.uip-
nc ''Ni.,vn Munitions building. Washing
win ho received At alloy" oHice until / /
y. NJ. oct"b"r ~. 1912. for furnishing ali
1r a1y na'' OF order. io.si, @. -. overcoats
,ms'l"n furnished "c rcnuest
j" I'll" Holders az he First Mortgage Fiya
FER Cent Sinking Fund cold Bonds uf tho
.NrtH'Hrh'an Power Company Virginia
,."ip"ration' dated juns /. lnl:. Issued
S-ii fompany 4" tontincn,at aud Com
urrcia' Trust and savings Bank Trustee
Dated Jun" l. lrii:
NJ Undersigned continental and CONNER
ia Trust ana Savings Rank irustc. under
said trust deed. hereby gives notice that
pursuant {" The terms Of said rus, c"cd
eighty seven thousand on" hundred and ton
dollars &Si.ilo 0ol has been Deposited With
~ +" the credit of the sinli,nc fund under
raid trust decd. AMI said trustee INTENDS -
apply such funds. 50 far as tho .mouut
thereof VIII permit. to tho purchase Of. ami
no" invites offerings for tho sale To II of,
bonds secured bv said trust d"od. at {. :ric,'
not exceeding pnr. accrued interest ana tiy,,
per cont premium
such offerings shall 10 submitted scaled
~ "riiing 10 tho undersigned. or H. forl
n""n ~ ~" iCnth 'tothb day az October.
POS South I.aSallr street Chicago Illinois,
aud from such offerings IN. SAID trustee, viii
purchas" such bonds as ar" offered at tho
lowest rric". not exceeding tho nriCc ..povo
s"t forth. sufficient t. exhaust tho mon" \ 5
IN sriA sinkin. fund
Dated Chicago" Illinois September IL. 1912
thnrnentHi and coninrrt iai Trus, aud saw
Decd From .\pralachian Power Company.
Dated June |. 1911
ty William i. kopf Secretary
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learn Nicsrbla repairing. Good salary
lille learning and excellent opportunity
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PLUMBERS. PAINTERS.
Wanted. al Once. 30 or more first class
On union carpcntcts. six dollars day: 10
rst- class plumbers. seven dollars dav. and
/ FIRST class painters SIX dollars day; ali
eight hours. como at once with tools
aim Reach Building Contractors Asso-
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COY White. age II la ID. TO work IN soda
fountain. l"Non son Cigar Company. oHs
Ns,nn
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Situations Wnntctl-FcmaIe. ;,6

COMPETENT. "Npcricnccd atcnocraphcr de-
sirrS position with first class salary
sos. Times Dispatch
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sAkER--Wantod, first class bread and
IsOT Iiul street.
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MERCHANDISE.
Articles for sale. 81

AEMY SurrIIES or MI. KINDS Tents.
'"lS. nl"nN"iS quilts. raincoa,s. Wagon
covers. lie. scout continent. Tents for
rent Write Tor price aud catalogue. Navy
h"W'n"rhS -" each. Don't. y. Army and
NAVY SUPPLY C"inpany. BOX i3o t26 Brook
y .cnn'. ~ Nnrth Seventeenth Street. Main
Ono %:oi Lester street Phone RaDdolph
lt's. Ei"hm"nd. Va.
BOOKS For sale / now sGt sct ~ Kirk.
luhn'H Sci"n"" II Railways for so u H..
EIwhtis. R"s -. Ncwrort Ncws. Va.
cur di.iSS-:i 3" special cut glass olive
Er".d Street
iNiEWitl GEI{-R"mirRt" typ~Wriior. No.
.. r'NlH r"tIlit machine. IN good rnudi-
ii"u for gn!c. 1rli is"nJulrh I3G!-i.
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kDJ:G LA DS--Hantcd, nice young adv IN
answer phone and Keen books Address
/. !li L.. car. Times Dispatch
Tot NCiLApTES-W Young lsdtc. :,
attend soda fountain. Good opnortuni-
hes for advancement Chclf Drug Co.
FuUNG Ia DIES Wanted. Young Iadics 10
years ard oyer. To work pi"ccwork Also
lom' day WORKERS Apply \. Hocn < CO.
iOl Randolph street.
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LlHE STOCK
Poultry and SupnIics,

POULTRY some Single Cuimh RhoIc ISLAM
K'd pult';s and Cp"k"r"lS. III North
Seventeenth Sir.ca. W. ~ tcrnd"n.
NlLkpLlNE can he fcd without any lu..
~ Nill nIk" moro pork I.,r bush.I al
gram. hrhu'r y hasten. Distributors i2o,
East cary street.
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I'>HM HANpS--Wanied. a; once, 3 good
honest working farm hands TO $50 10 Ma
assns Va. tabout "a miles from Richmnn6D
Ia help milk and do farm work. such as corn
nttinC. blowing. husli!nS cOru. ana general
/. RIM work. Only men wanted who know
how To milk and do all kinds OF farm work
Ecady work the year around. Good hoard
nj rooms and fi5 every month. II Won can
how me that YOU can earn more than that
ft.. YOU are with mo while. viii xiv.
|, To you. Ask for Mr.. Wagoncr at the
|iichmond Ho,H!. SUNDAY ,,norning.. sgrtom
Fer 80. any time after 10 O'Clock il the
srins your clothes With you ready TO go.
Eunday evening. Car fare advanced. and
VII refund after Won arc with M monthn.
WISE as.s.:.svsA ~esL auycrtisinI
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STENOGRAPHEE-E Experienced sicnogra.
phcr rauid accurate neat desires rosI.
ton Temporary work accepted. Randolph
yOJi-I. '''
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WANTED. YOUNG LADIES FOR
HAND PACKING AND MACHINE
PA ING CIGARETTES IN
TWENTTES. DAY OR NIGHT
WORK. APPLY TO MR. GARY.
REED TOBACCO co. Twenty
FIRST A%D CARY STREETS WE
HAVE AN ATTRACTIVE pRoro.
siTIoN FOR YOU.
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Hclp-Ninlc or ,'emale. 3
Statesmen and Agents.

sALEsMEN-Magnitic new map OF
United states and world Wonderful
changes MANY new nations Oh maps
now useless Every Office. homo ana school
viii huy. Low price. Big prott Hsrv,s
for WORKERS. Southern Map Company. At.
anita. Ga.
SALESMEN Wanted. outside statesmen
Only hard WORKERS accepted Good urop.
ositl"n. Soc us at once Apnlv 10 sir
East broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26

VIRGINIA RELIABLE BAZAAR Wolf &
iro"ks You VII find silently horses ana
iuulcS. second hand wagons. buggcs ANA
h"rn"sa for sale daily Auction days Tues.
day and SATURDAY. Firing us your surplus
stock. We VIII sell them for YOU nd you
can get your money same day Is6a-iI Ea,.
Franklin street. Phone Madison asst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms With iioard. az
FRANKLIN ST. T.. 2O0-liunusomcly FUR
Mrs, Myrtle Anderson
FRANKLIN ST. w. 3o-First-ciass accom-.
!nodaiinns: rooms with or without bath
Evening dinners: individual tables
fRANriIN r. iI5-First-C,axs .ccomu,o-
IutionS Permanent and transient Fri
Nnte i,a ths.
Tt.l.:fnpNr: Kandoiph and tell 4 Times.
Dispatch Want Ad Taker what you
want, She'll heip write a cUmplsts
sd that viii quickly GET good results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, Dramatic

DOG--Want"d. male collie ruppy- state
"sc. pric.. etc. 7 Sill care Times f)ispat,.h
PlGEO&S-For sale. 200 pigeons Carneaux
Kings. liunGarians and Homcrs Si3 North
Twenty first street.