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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-07
Millersburg Boy Hurt by
Fall From Horse in France

Millersburg, Pa, June 7.-Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Kepner, of North
street. recently received letter from
theird grandson Paul, who is a mu-
sician with the American forces in
France that he met with a serious
accident, falling from horse and
fracturing an arm and leg.-Charles
Neubaum, who was side-swiped by
an automobile, while riding a motor
cycle last Sunday near Mcclellan,
is able to be out again. The driver
of the auto which hit the young man
drove on leaving him lay by the
roadside. Captain Shannon, of
Iowa, and Cornelius Waldron, of
Erie, were in town early in the week
looking up old acquaintances. Both
were Halifax residents years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Bowman
spent the week at Coburn, Center
county.-Charles NJ. Lehman and
Arthur Lenker have returned from
an auto trip to Dynchburg, Va,
where they were the guests of Mr.
Lehman'S son.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-07
Seven Members Of Halifax
c. A. R. Post at Services

Halifax, Pa, June 7. = The Seven
remaining members of the local
Grand Army Post marched in a body
to the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning where the annual
memorial sermon was pccachcd by
the pastor, the Rev. j. George Smith,
one member of the post. G. C. Leet-
rick died during the past year. :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Gemberling were
at Steelton Sunday visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Claude
Ryan. Sergeant. Charles It. Hoff-
man, stationed at Washington. d. c.,
and Mrs. Holman. of Harrisburg.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin o. Schroll on Monday. - Mr..
ANA Mrs. Charles Eby and AIR. ami
Mrs. Harry Eby, Miss Dorothy Eby
and Harry Hoffman, all of Spring
Glen, Schuylkill county and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Batdorf and Thelma and
Paul Batdorf of near Matamoras, were
guests on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Matter. - Mrs.
Jacob Liddick, of Marysville was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary j.
Fry, on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan
Bressler and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H.
Spahr visited their sons, Prof Ray
mond Bressler and Mark Shope, at
State College this week. - Mr.. and
Mrs. John j. Ryan have returned
home Wednesday from visit to Mr..
Ryan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Spahr. at Kansas City, Missouri. -
The Moth",.s; Association will have
an outing at the Bressler bungalow
near Matamoras next Wednesday. All
mothers are invited. Meet at the
Ryan Bressler residence at L o'clock.
The annual banquet of the Halifax
High School Alumni Association Will
be held at the Hotel Keystone on
Saturday evening. June IA. - Miss
Kate Sammet has gone to Brooklyn
n. Y, to visit to the home of her
BROTHER John Sammet.-' 'chn Bethel
and Prof and Mrs. w. G. Rice and
daughters, Mary and Annabelle. OF
Carlisle were Sunday guests at the
home of Prof. and Mrs. S. c. Bethel
The bake held Saturday afternoon
by the girls of the Methodist church
was successful, more than thirty
dollars being realized. - An effort
will be made here within the next
week or two to form an Independent
baseball team. Myles w. Albright
! of Franklin and Marshall College is
paying a visit to his mother, Mrs
Mary Albright. Myles will go to Wes'
, Point early next month. at which
| place he has been given scholar
| ship upon recommendation of Con
gressman A. S. Kreider. - Miss
| Myrtle Manning of Daupnin, spent
| Sunday in town visiting her mother
Charles Manning and family. -PhiliI
Fetterhoff, Jr., is spending the week
| at Pittsburgh and Altoona. =
! Chauncey Ryan and son Bert Ryar
| and Mrs Elizabeth Ryan visited a.
| the home of Isaac g. RYAN at Nata'
moras on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Cooper and daughter, Susar
| Cooper. of Heckton spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
| CO. cr.-John Feasel aud Mrs. Mar
! Graeff, of Millersburg. spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Alvin Souder. -
| Andrew and Helen Keefer, of Wood
side, spent the weekend at the home
of John Shepley - Daniel KlingeI
and family OF northumberland. and
Cletus Sweigard and family and
| Ellen Kreiner of Millersburg visited
at the home OF j. Z. Meredith on
Sunday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-07
big TROUT BREAKS
FISHERMAN'SR ROD
Weighed Four and One-half
Pounds and Put Up Good
Fight For Life
LEAGUE HOLDS OUTING
Mechanicsburg Businessmen
Spend Enjoyable Day.
With Friends
LEAGUE HOLDS OUTING

Mechnnicsbung, Pa, June 7.-David
A. Uhrich, while fishing for trout in a
stream which runs through his farm
in Upper Allen township, on Monday
succeeded in landing one weighing
four and one-half pounds and measur-
ing twenty-three inches in length.
While landing his catch, he broke
his rod. - Members and friends of
the Business Mems League held a
delightful outing on Thursday after
noon at Dietz's meadow, along the
Conodoguinet creek. The party mo-
tored there and back and enjoyed
basket luncheon. and social time.
The A. o. Club of which Mrs. Harry
Kitchener is member, surprised her
on Monday evening, when they ap-
peared at her new home in the Huber
apartments, in West Main street. The
visitors brought refreshments with
them which were served following a
pleasant chat Children's Day will
be observed in n number of churches
here tomorrow and plans are made
for splendid programs in which the
kiddies will largely figure, and music
appropriate to the occasion. The
regular meeting of the Mechanicsburg
Bible and Tract Society was held
at the home of Mrs. w. A. Douglas.
west MAIN street, on thursday eve
ming. - Mrs. Charles Mcclure en-
tertained members of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Grace Evangelical church
at her home on the corner of York
and Marble streets on Thursday eve
ming, when an enjoyable program
was given. - Mrs. Harriet Helm,
Mrs. Fred Mentzer and Mrs. Walter
Stuart, of Carlisle, were in Mechan-
icsburg on Tuesday attending the
Irving College Alumni reunion. -
John Mckay of Headquarters Com
pany, 116th Infantry, Goth Division,
has returned to his home here from
of the 304th Infantry. 10th Division,
has returned from United States SER
vice in France. - Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
NJ. Griffith, Of Baltimore, Md, and
daughter, Mrs. C. Gibson Ford. and
grand daughter, Margaret Ford, of
New Orleans, La, were visitors here
this week. - Mrs. Elizabeth Nei-
swanGer and grand daughter. Eliza
beth Anne Clendenin, of Lake Forest.
Ill. are spending some time with
relatives here. - Miss Martha Resh,
daughter of the Rev. j. ]. Resh. for
mer pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal church in this place was the
guest of Miss Mildred Spangler, East
Main street during the past week.
Tine Rev. John S. Adams of Silver
Run. Md, a former pastor of St.
Paurs Reformed church was here on
Monday and officiated at the funeral
of Mrs George Hartman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-07
INTERESTING NEWS OF TOWNS IN CENTRAL PENNSYLYAN
CENTRAL PA. PERSONALS

Mercersburg.-Mrs. BENJAMIN De-
Long, of Philadelphia, is visiting
Mrs. Albert Hoffeditz.-Mrs. w. L.
Omwake, of Waynesboro, was a WIS.,
itor here this week.-Corp. l.. Lee
Steiger, of Camp Meade, Nd, spent
Tuesday night with his parents here.
Miss Helen Espy, of Harrisburg, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. j. f. Ran
kin.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Reid
and daughter, of Lebanon, are Wis.,
iting Mrs. Reid's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. r. B. Varden.-Mr. and Mrs.
b. w. Riley, of Oklahoma City,
Okla, are here this week attending
the commencement exercises of the
Mercersburg Academy. - Private
Norman j. Eshelman, who recently
returned here from overseas, has re-
enlisted.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-07

ShippenSburg, Pa, June z. -
Misses Miriam Oyer tnd Ruthe
Bertsfield have been elected dele
gates from Messiah United Brethren
Christian Endeavor Society to the
branch convention at Waynesboro,
which meets the last week in June.
Harry McAndry and family Of
Chambersburg spent a day in town.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Beidel. OF
Mechanicsburg, spent several days
here.-John Shumberger, of Harris
burg, spent several days here. -
Robert Toms. operator in the Cum
berland Valley Railroad at Green
castle, spent several days here. -
Earl Clever spent a few days here
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Sheaffer, of
Chambersburg spent Memorial Day
in town.-Mrs. Rhea Pittinger, of
Carlisle, is spending several weeks
in town.-Albert Shelter, who has
been in the medical department of
the United States Army, returned.
-'Evs. Anna Siever. OF Chambers
burg. spent several days in town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Help--HIale or Female

wv f.isH Hir'HF CLERKS are needed men
ana women Cenbus. railway malt ard
other positions. Wo can prepare you auick.
" Write at once. CIVIL Service Coach
ssGl Gcors!a Avenue. Washington. - e.
MEN AND WOMEN everywhere VINO arc
ambitious 20 earn big money: NJ ,oncI,-
ElE, no cEort: spare time: nntir"iy conf
ocnil. Sa;i"na! Service Coinrany Bps
80 iniian- polls. Ind.
81 E%pGiAPHERS and clerk. mali and
fein@le. 10 qualify FOR pogitiong AZ sncr..
,"Iies C42.re.p"nden;s. cn. Hsprtrsnta-
w OF l.. T.. L. VIII arrange TO give fullest
c'tail I" those interested In increasing thrIT
Smth'nss along THE live. ID III, care Tlrn.s.
TEACNENS-Io meet rcnui,on.oI. .,
schools IN Georgia and neishoorins stats.
~ Stsh To enroll t.vera! hundred teachers
posilonA Write FOR pa:,iouiars In;.r.
$50 ---i Sach.rs Bureau. Atlanta Ga
WOMEN AND MEN wanted saiary t3I fni,
time; Doc an hour spare ,!ns s,iI,,r
Guaranteed hoS.ery 10 wear.r EIre-lnnr.
80 eeIIs~'J' international Mills. Eo.rlh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
BIG MONEY IN PuNcTrRE.pRoor
TYRES

inc United States Puncture.rroot Tub.
.co'poraton VIII refund the money !. any
81 uncm 'ubc' SAX air from punciure
for itself and Will caukc a
REVOLUTION
IN the automobile world Every ~. -,
me millions OF car owners will buy III. :.
TI hJeeS; a. theE eliminate all ure troubi"s
IHiHk OF Inc enormous Droit this co,nnsu.
WI! max. Who no, share With them, W.
nave uhcerWTitteH block o. stock in III.
corporation now being formed which w.
1 H.c ~ ,. Per share. PAR value $40 Or
.rece'n ncr th> pTic, Will be advanced ~
~ share. Wire YOUR subscrin,ion a. m,
BOOKS may be closed At very early dht-
;fppiicanons W.! be made 10 have the share.
listed on the New York Curb Markct =
Hs.eccrhapser Il CO. Investment SeCur!,.cs
BUSIN ESS-AccoYnt OF oib1-
SET PAYNE business. Phone Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Statesmen and Agent.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH TNsUKNN,75
coVtrln. every accid~n, and iUpcsr ,,i,,
on popular Mayhem, pian ia a real rr.d ~
ovnr% corr munity. Reprsssnt tho :.rr~at
cphpahS IN inc worlG specializing N IhI.
.1rni 81 !naurance Good agents uanrrJ
throuHhout your Sists. Johnson 4 Adam.
Wnrhinston. y G ''''S
PEOPLE who never used CLASSIFIED Ads b. .
here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Money to Loan,
BEN SFIcIAL LOANS

We lend mnnay on moi. ., h
tnr" vii hour rnmovai. TO pcrsnn.
Hcaiy Jobs: without inourins Of eInnin,
loans from ,25 10 $500. r"Dayab 1e pa
h,nn,niy insia iirrents or as ,icsircd. !"
s,n"l I'm, due This society !, H.
Hmn "t"ct.d by business and prof..a,
NO, solely TO mako money: r.t% fl fis
nc.p,n.. strictly confidential anc: cour,
,nnu'r'.r invited np,ca ee-vico' ue our
BEEEtIClAi. LOAN SSciEi-y
LiG2G Ei!1In MONEY IS HG1Y ,LESbERs.
co3E North sixth ST. Near ptoo,s ,
L!cenJcd by Chief state BANK E1ami,
Member Chamber OF ComrD.rrs ~
Richmond
Semb.r Legal Reform bureau 10 Film,
the Loan chark Evil. Incorporated
(ITgIE,NG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

Hundreds OF energetic. industrious. and
IoEtcssi'e men ana women all ovc- thr
country are making from $500 to 81 Cno
month as co-operativ. Operators In IN.
Inc. VI HHisFiCa
You can ioip the Federal system of Sun
iEnt Bakeries and build I. successf,iI IND
permanent future Tor youraclf EIuericnce
IN .he oakinr business Is not necessary. lin.
IKE mos large ORGANIZATIONS the poI,ry
OF The Feder.i System Is 10 take into
cWhership In every live community arrrcs-
hlre men and women who may tnEara i'm
business as member OF tho Federal sys.
fem o. B1he.ies with ita front window ovS!i,
~ ;heir own home .o~n or community or
able basis VITA unlimited backing
II Interested. viat our local palery /.
thcre ~ one IL your town otherwise wr,c
70 the Fedora system OF bakeries Of Amer
iC2. Inc. Executive Offices. Timcs sulidirc
lion. Dept. L. A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

1T has been estimated over q million trnc-
tors viii be sold In the next Ave years.
a tshtWeiEht a!lpurposc tractor that VIII
t;lo% the farmer to use his present I'm
one or more Kentlemcn OF means that will
PC Interested IN investigating the merits OF
tnia tractor Tho machine not only plow3.
DISK furnish belt power and the usua
trnetcI work; hut can also DO used for
cuitivatinR This machine can be manu-
factured NJ good profit and sold TO the
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO MAN

wish 10 yours experience buying and SELL
INK snd pDsntsaing executive ability. desires
'iI ARE. preferably In same limo OF bust
mrs. hDi wiI give consideration to any
otHrf tine Familiar with credits. Address
u ri caTo Times Dispatch.
Fi,i.L NEGiNTERED drug clerk wnnia
s,'sry t",riinn. Address i lc7. caro-
Ji,r'r Dhrnicl
FhttH Observation-Disclosures farm or
suy'k maHagsr. Can give references us to
Fiy,J Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-MuIe.

pLAsTEkE RS--wanted. riastcrcrs. hrst.
class. apply Brooks Ensineerinr Conn.,
Co. Inc.. Tenth AMI Byrd Streets
RAILWAY TRAFFIC. INSPECTORS want
I'D: tiio q month and expenses TO start:
short hours: travel: three months homo
study under guarantee Wo got you POSI-
tioni ~ nge limit. Ask for b. okict y i+5.
Standard business Training Inst. BufalC.
REAL ESTATE LESMAN--wantcd. live
roal estate salesman that knows Rich;
mohd business property. Applicant Will
have TO show what he do before get
tins this position. Salary commission
basis Address III. care Times Dtspaich
NEiIthI.; MAN Tor general cIcaring and
window washing. Permanent rob. FOOD
wages Also colured freight elevator boy
Chesterfield Apartment Co.. Shafcr and
SALESMAN--iarc you sales ability. and
possess sticktivencsg. initiative. etc 70
sition carries unlimited future. Gtvc par
tculars. $50. Times Dispatch.
SAiIISM lana mans job is open with ono
Of tho largest and oldest established
apufacturers in the uaitod states. Must
have Inherent sales ability. personality and
aggressircness. The right man will have
exceptional earnings. Phone q. +. Leonard,
Jefferson Hotel. FOR aproint incnt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
YOUNG MANS oPpoRruSIry
INC NlHd That CnmeS Only Onca In

TCEHG MANS OPPORTUNITY.
4He Nina mat Comes Only Once in \
Va can use several young men from Fl
70 80 IN ou- business who desire 10 srow
up VIA u. being Ei".n thorough training
10. luturS executive responsibility In d large
mercantile corpora ton OPERATING a chain ~
s,nres ,pih, sts. oqt-ot:town department
constant supply OF high grade executives
ya n,rs VIE e are raining Them reasonable
ts6tS util DC paid. attractive ARRANGEMENTS
,cr iuinse: once details Of business ina
,;,,ru. fnr education. clean record ambi.
ION. Z lkeab!c Optimistic personality ana
Germ nation 10 *orE hard !or success are
pa rti,i.,t ," 'ue IiEfcat:ons necessary. be-
~ - .i'i h ~ !"ta!l store experience. ,.r.
sn,e' OUT no! essential. Write your apriica
ton IN detail Il viii I've t.eat.d in conbd.nc.
address l. S2' care Times Disps,c h.
YOUNG ME,I-Wsnied several ,,o,1,,, - -,
pn as SOCK Clerks In wholesale notion II ouse
iSs.l.oh permanent and good charc, fnr
advancement. Only those with best r.t.r.
r'o,S it'cH ,:pply. AppY TO H. H. Hazi,.
Nooa. care Southern Bargain iiousc
YOUNG MEN ------------
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

several young n-n for runners and
transit clerks in hank. Es-eilen,
opportunity 20 learn the hu.incss
state age and references in respond
ing. ID les. care Times Dis oatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
opportunities.
A NEW CHAIN
STORE SYSTEM
For RICHMOND

most he TsainS,ors system hAs proven tn.
am n.nosI fo r'"nssFs In this ,ell h.vs
siorcs within h the n.sr future cha In ~
cassSsM; '.r,t9ry handling th"
am H tat reputation Fronts are lsrs~
!neiF kind In existence. Their appeal -
thc puoLc - the strongest that can h. d..
.Lhcu. ''uaiit? IS an important factor In,
ha". , ,ho 10 az classes. Every one must
me local stores Will BE- part or M,
uonaI system. receiving all tho beneiit. o,
s ,nd and centralized purchas!ns
80, tisiiiE' 'onsrffatiE. estina los
o., oasen on carnin~s elsewhere will show a
vsstlnent annually when the chain {. com
nietca' Tho local stores will bc owned b.
n tUsa! one men You have an orror,nni,y q
othtrs in ,oo2sratinS them. An Investment I
OF from 1850 10 5000 each for eouin.
mont Is required ''''
II you wish to investigate ,his propo,,.
uon WIN View 10 going INTO this bu.in. n.
~nrte io' PARTICULARS to Director or sale.
eo9 CITY lia!l Square Ru.ldtnE Chicago
AUTO TIRE EULcANlziNG; growing
c sSn book s,.. 81; weeks practical schoo
ENalnlnent Co. 50 Canal. Cincinnati! Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

CAPiTAL-I specialize In Financing nI.ri.
toIiou, business enterprises by selling
stocks or d1st mortgage bonds Strictly
commission b4sis Mall full psrticuISrs in
i.rst letter. John TrieT. lsco Eddy Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Situations Wante,i-MaIe. 81

hCGrt"TA NJ and business correspondent.
EIbefi"nc"d credit matters on large scale.
Twelve ychr- with wholesale house. Acc
u irf!tr charge whereby executive abii-
~ ~ rewarded Prompt action requested.
i ~. care ri.ncs- Dispatch.
1H. ritY salesman. Well-known to trade.
Wh"i nave you to offer? 2o5. cara Times
li.nAirs
EprEHp.EPEE Wanted set OF books to
Keen during snare time by competent
trrth."p"r T.. O Tox 1881.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

YOUNG WOMEN WANTED. PREFERABLY
WITH YEAR HIGH SCHOOL EpuCA-
TIoS OF It's EQUIVALENT. TO LEARN
ART or NURSING PREPARATORY TO
ENTERING THE NEW RETREAT FOR
THE SICK. RESIDENTIAL. PRIVILEGES
AND $40 MONTHLY ALLOWANCE
APPLY 10
SuPERISTG%DE:;T
RETREAT FOR THE SICK.
RICHMOND. VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

WANTED. TAILOR PREFER MAN
ABOUT 80 YEARS OF AGE. GOOD
POSITION. SEE MIR. CONWAY.
PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ROOM 5. CITY HALL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

AGENTS-Iou are wasting time II YOU
are not making $40 10 500 daily Man
you IS cents. retail! ior 80 made ,2:1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

ter: will help Old tires run through t,u
spring; agents making $500 to $500 mont h .
many sending repeat orders by telegraph
hest agents III country tahina territory. ~
IL IL what they have waited for, hoped for.
looked for; wonderful! new invention tina I,
prevents puucturcs. adds mileage to tires.
Tou Il to yourself 20 get the facts
Write quick. Address Tire ln-So.e Nfg.
Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
WINDOW TRIMMER

WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR Tn.n
WIZ, , nnoWwiedEe Of Es. fitting. plumbing
=. stca"l !ttlnE to engage IN bus fur
himself that will clear from $50 or "a
GGs .41htn without any Investment Ad-
ores. - ll3. care Times Dispatch
YOUNG Man .or corresponden, J,,afc-
so!an one VINO has had electrical! or ,cIc-
S,one eNpei.trc" \ good opening for 4
nGstlcr zoo, care Times D!sps,.h
YOUNG MSN--Wanted youn. man o,aS
hiSh scn0o! graduate knowing something
anoSi credits and collections and having
oooEhecHHE experience preferably in deal.
,ns WIN grocery trade. Excellent oppor-
Times Dispatch '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

AtiENTS-i6 to Si2 day easy. ESQ light
weight. fsst-scllirE, popular priced n-c-s-
sites food navors. perfumes. soaps. toilet
preparations, etc. Agents outfit free.
Write today--Cuick-row. American Pred
ucis Co.. eos, American Bidg. Cincinnati.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Ii ri g kLA EKS, CAKpENTERS AND
bI lid t-NS--iil6h pay goes 10 thohe
who understand b.ue prints. Wr.,e today
20! tree lesson !n plan ra&dInr. address,
& ". Hn!-y. SGpt. i515-A. Chicago Tech
liidH CA.asE2 III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
INSTRUCTION
CORRESPONDENTS Courses.

LEARN AUTO AND TRACTOR BUsINI
IN 10 weeks. Big opportunities nj
Master mechanic instruct rs Same met
we used 10 train thousands OF soldier $
Double equipment now. Write at once
big free catalogue and T.day trial OF
SanS AUTO and Tractor School. 2l87 G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
Situations Wantcd-Femaie. sc

Situations "antcd-FcmRie. SO
LADY wants pos;,ion wording house
keeper o: caretaker for widower or ba CHI
e,or: country preferred. B I'll. care Times
nEG,lN;NEK wants nos,..2n 80 ypist Or
care Times Dispatch.
BUSINESS WOMAN OF % years experience
December l. No objection to leaving the
city. 81. care Times Dispatch.
NURSE cOMPANION--wantcd by a re-
fined lady. position As nurse and com
IrHiou for Invalid AGED iady. Adj
dress S. pnenix. Va
SITUATION WANTED by s,enoGrapher
and bookkecper with three years expert
ence In ne~spaper sdveriising sccounts and
years Of accounting department Of morn
Ing newspaper. position as stcnographcr and
work no, essential References Address
u 267. care Times: Dlapatch:
s 4 +: x . I; II a PHER--EXperienced S,eno-
srnpheI desires poa.on a. onGs ca
salary 80 per month. Phone Madison
APHER-YounE lady With three
rns ;n:st u 70 car. T!nes. bisnatoh.
! TEA wanted. hy young lady holding
professional certificate. position Is. pri-
msry teacher IN XirEinia pnb!e schools 21I
! TELErHONE OPERATOR with experience
Mrs. Trsylor. 133 West Grace Street. Ram
Gn!ph 1893
s9s R1'',Sn ,yps1
Ecfcrsnc,a Is eos care Times. Disnatch
| fru:.G LADY wants cleriesi position. Ex
n"rirncch Ia general office work Can
| rloyrr and ready to sta.t work at once
/ " ~. ,nrc Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

HE QUICK WAY to get what you n
when you want II Is to read and
Times Dispatch classified ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

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BoILuHMAKuhs
CORE MAKERS.
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MOuLDERs
rATTERNMAkENs
Apply Empioymen, Once.
BETHLEHEM STEEL CO.
Maryland Plant.
sHarrows Point. Nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

ADMINISTRATION week. Free samples.
Gold sign letters any one can put on store
windows. Bie demand. Libcr, offer %
genera. agents. Metallic Letter Co.. i35 y.
Clark, Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

AGENTS to earn biz profits with our quick
selling non -alcoholic extracts. toilc, ar
ticles and household necessities. open ter
rtorv. No money required. We trust you.
a lnul. NIISSonri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

safes contract for patented automobile de :.
Vie" Is offered Responsible firm or Individual
Not accessory. Greatest scieutiiic irr .
prov.ment made In motor equipment in
past fly" wars. Absolutely no connect
ton. Investigate. Week. Mfg. CO. First
NatlOnaI RANK Ell- I'hinzrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

EXPERIENCED BENCH and MA
CHINE MEN. ALSO FISlsHERs
FOR NARNIsu WORK. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT. APPLY b. Q.
ANDREWS SUIT. MONTAGUE
MANUFACTURING CO. BROAD
STREET AND BELT LINE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23

Statesmen 10 sell hiyh-rradc package and
ra!i gum Sslted peanuts and candy pea :
nut ana ball gum vending machines SDlcn-
did proposition. American Gum Cornorn