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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Russ Shock Troops
in Suburbs of Kiev

BERLIN, May 22-Russian shock
troops occupied the suburbs Of Kiev to-
day. after the city had been heavily
5ombarded, according 10 advices received
here today from Warsaw. The bolshevik
troops crossed the Dvina river on a wido
front and are attacking in heavy force,
the advices stated.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
REPUBLICAN, REGULARS
BACKING LOWDEN
BY HAROLD y. JACOBS.
United Press stan Correspondent


NEW YORK, May 22.-Poitical ma
neuveFing is going on within the two
major parties with increasing raplditv
IN an effort to narrow the field Of presi-
Dental candidates as much as possible
before the national conventions.
Almost every day reports are circu-
lated Of some new trade" or CON
binstion" attempted by the various
leaders. owing TO the fact sentiment has
not yet crystallized sufficiently to make
two or even three candidates in each
party stand out to the extent Of over
shadowing all rivals.
Indications are becoming stronger
that the majority Of party leaders have
begun TO rally about a particular can
didate in each party.
According to the best available infor-
nation Gov. Frank Lowden Of Illinois
has at present the strongest backing
among the republican regulars.
The situation confronting these repub-
lican leaders. however. is believed to be
complicated by the fact that Mai. Gen.
Leonard Wood is practically certain to
go into the Chicago convention with the
greatest initial strength, while Senator
Hiram johnson is admitted by even his
most bitter republican opponents to be
the best vote getter among the party's
candidates.
Furthermore it Is alleged that the or
ganizaticn built up around Wood is
fully as powerful as the regular repub-
lican machine
As regards. the democrats William G..
McAdoo not only is likely to possess the
greatest strength at the opening of the
San Francisco convention, but has vote
getting" qualities similar to Johnson's.
These factors are serving TO enliven the
pre- convention campaigns which. so far
as selection Of delegates is concerned, is
rapidly drawing 70 a close.
Political observers are generally hrm
in the belief that the present maneuver-
ing will largely go for naught and that
the real battles must be fought out on
the convention floors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
MAN, HIT BY CAR,
SERIOUSLY HURT
Skull Fractured When He
Steps in Front of Trolley.

John A. Noble, As of 2027 West New
York street, suffered a fractured skull to-
day when he was struck by an inbound
Central avenue street car at Pennsylvania
and Ohio streets
Physicians at the City hospital, where
he was taken. say chances for his re-
covery are slight.
According to witnesses Noble crossed
behind one stree car and stepped i'm
mediately in the path OF the Central ave-
nue. car.
The car vas in charge Of Harry Sheer,
Occidental Atel, motorman, and william
Cornelius North Illinois streef lcon-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Plane Hits FlagpOle,
Killing 2 AviatOrs

SAN ANTONIO Tex. May 22.-Lieut.
Alvin NJ, st. John OF Memphis, Tenn,
and Private Carl /. Cuhler OF Elgin.
Ill, were killed here when their plane
crashed into a nagpole and then into a
building at Kelly field
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Tragedy Stalks
Mexican, Rulers

All four rulers Of Mexico within
the present generation have died
tragic deaths, two Of them deaths by
violence.
Porhrio Diaz died an exile in
Europe.
Frencisco Madero was assassinated
IN Mexico City.
yictoriano Huerts died in an Amer
lean prison after his arrest on the
charge Of eonspiring against a friend
ly state.
venustiano Carranza was killed in
battle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
JURY INDICTS
PAIR HELD AS
SAFE BLOWERS
Stevens and yelling Also Ac-
cused of Possession of
High Explosives.

Charged with blowing the safe OF the
Western Refining Company's station,
Twenty fifth and Meridian streets, and
with unlawul possession Of nitroglyc-
erin, cartridges and dynamite caps, Ed
Ward Stevens and Arthur yelling. now
being held In the Marion county jail
were indicted today by the Marion county
grand jury.
In one count Stevens and yelling were
indicted on a charge of concealing ex-
ploslveS such as are used by safe break
ers, in a suit case and depositing the suit
case at the Hotel SEVERN.
The other indictment charges that the
two two men entered the Western Re
fning Company on the night Of April %
last and stole S2.0s6.74.
yelling claims Dayton, o.. as his home
while Stevens is said TO be from Kansas
city
STEVENS ACCUSED
OF GUN PLAY.
The two men were arrested at the Ho-
tel SEVERN after n spectacular attempt
was made by Stevens TO pull a pistol on
Detective Frank Duncan.
Duncan pushed his own pistol against
Stevens and grabbed Stevens weapon.
The detectives discovered a black trav-
cling bag 10 the hotel cloakroom which
rest of the two men.
Tho detectives found burglar tools in
the room occupied ny them.
Fifteen other indictments were re-
turned. as follows:
Hubert Whiteside, charged with bur
glary and vehicle taking; Hascal Goontz
vehicle taking: Ollie Tate, vehicle tax
ing! Weldon Phillips, criminal assault
Fred Schlling. forgery; John Kemp.
grand larceny: Walter Welch, grams
larceny: Edward Frye, forgery; Nor
man Kennady, forgery; Harold Camp
bell. burglary, aud John Garvin. bur
glary.
TWO INDICTED
IN NUNS DEATH.
Clifton Coomer aud Ollie Brown taxi
cab drivers were indicted on charges
OF manslnughter as the result Of the
death Of sister Mary Blanche on April
l.. 1890.
The nun was killed when struck By an
automobile on Monument circle. April -
For same tine ths drivers Il the tw-c
machines attempted to shift the blame
for the tragedy.
Records in the criminal court show
that Coomer was released on his own
recognizance and that Brown Is being
held In jail.
The grand jury also returned eight
discharges as follows Mike George.
burglary Warren Hughes, burglary
James Blackwell, grand larceny; George
Ambrose, vehicle taking; John Bruis
grand larceny; Aldion Frye and Charles
Edward Kurtz. issuing fraudulent check,
and George Kugelman, receiving stolen
goods.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Persian Minister
Goes to London

LONDON, May 22.-The Persian for
eign minister has left for London to dis
cuss the situation brought out by Rus
sian soviet occupation of Enzeli, 1t was
reported here today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
AND SIX
FOLLOWERS PUT TO
DEATH, REBELS SAY
rera's Men in State of Hidalgo, Accord
ing to Mexico City Dispatch.
BONILLAs BELIEVED ONE OF VICTIMS

MEXICO 22venusiana Carranza fugitive president
of Mexico followers
ouiona under Adolo Herrera rebel leader
Hdgo
advtces by Alvaro Obregon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Traffic JAMS LOOSEN
NNDER BLOWS OF U. S.

WASHINGTON. May 22-Naming of
traffic committees. consisting OF rail-
road officials and shipping representa-
tives, was under way in principal rail-
road centers today as a cooperative
measure TO aid in clearing up railroad
congestion.
The car service committees are being
appointed in response 10 the telegram
dispatched by the interstate commerce
commission, appealing for unity Of ac-
tion by operating officers and the ship
ping public.
Commissioner Aitchison, in charge OF
the rail situation, in messages authoriz-
ing the immediate appointment Of such
local committees, stated that among the
objects TO be obtained were prompt load
ing and unloading, loading to capacity.
and placement of cars to meet actuas
necessities.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
'POllyanna's' Creator
Dies i'm Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May Eleanor
Hodgeman Porter, author Of "Pollyanna"
and Another Glad Girl and other
stories, died at her home here today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Wilson to Arbitrate
Armenian Question

PARIS, May 22,-President Wilson has
consented to arbitrate the frontiers OF
States ambassador to France. infoFned
.shs council Of ambassadors today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

INFORMANT LEGISLATION LAGS.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Senate re-
publicans, in caucus today, refused TO
take aay action regarding bills to reduce
the high cost Of living measures to regu-
1ate the meat packers, soldier bonus and
other important legislation
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
New York Governor
Signs Soldiers Aid

ALBANY. n. Y, May 22.-GOv.
Smith today signed the Smith SOL
der bonus bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

HUNGARY TO SIGN JUNE 4.
PARIS, May 22-The Hungarian peace
treaty will be signed June at Yer
ssilles, the council of ambassadors de-
cidpd today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Plane Carrying 4
Scars 1920 Feet

DAYTON, o., May pa. B.
Ehelen, civilian pilot employed by
the Dayton Wright Airplane Com
pany, today established a new worlds
altitude record for airplanes carrying
four persons.
The plane, an ordinary Orville
Wright model, was driven to a height
of 1920 feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
RETAIL STORE MAS.

\ large and fast-growiEE out-nf-iown
mrrcant!!e CORPORATION can utilize the ser
Vices of a man from - TO - years OF
age, who has had experience in one or
more OF the following departments buying
or selling merchandise at retail:
,Canayi, nry Goods Hosiery; JeweI:y
lions. Ribbons Soda and Lunch. Shoes.
STATIONERY.
Must be OF good health urr!Eh,
'haEactcr. fair education keen observer
student OF modern store Instructions aC-
cufatu memory. Position offers unusual
fGtur" 10 advance to store manager after
- course Of ririd TRIMMING
Ia inahinr application. state age family
religious preference" and history OF former
positions with wages. Address BOX II
suite 1913. Park Row Building. Sew YORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
YOUNG MAN.

Large mercantile organization operating
chain o! stores has openings for several
young men from 20 10 - years of age who
desire To connect themselves with a large.
ofrnnization where they Will N. unlirn-
i''d opportunities to advance and fit them
selves for higher positions. Previous cS-
psrien-e In mercantile work helpful. Sue
ccssful applications viii be given a
ih0r2uEh training 10 learn the details OF
IN" business, Only serious. har -wor k In x
men with clean past record Will be con,
aidcrcd. Applications. which will lie con
s!deTed strictly confidential. should stat.
axe; educati.n and details OF business OK :
p"rienCe, Address Box IL. Suite 1919 Park
Row Bu!'d!nS. New York CITY. y. y.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.
FRANK COUGH.
LCMBERTON. y. {

ICE PI.ANT-For sale. at sacrifice,
moncy-making see plant. 20 tons ca
pacity. now rS--ing and in perfect con-
ditien; sale for capacity: ice sales cash.
no competition: To-. prices: ideally located
on river fronting railway siding. in fam
Gus Hopewoil Industrial district: popuIa.
ton viii double in twelve months: on ac-
count of falling health. owner must re-
tire. Write Tor details. Business, Box .2l
City Point. Va.
ORGANIZE business under Declaration of
trust Legal in all States. No reports
to county or S.atc com. No stock liza Dill
ity. Taxed a. individuals. We prepare
matter supply statesmen. Established
1915 Natl Org. Co.. ia Madison. Chicago.
SUBSTANTIAL. manufacturing corporate
wants capable men to establish branch
and manage statesmen: $500 TO 1880
necessary, You handle own money. Wili
allow expenses to Baitimor. II you
qualify. For particulars. address Sccrc-
tary. il6 y. Howard ST. baltimore. Aid.
TO OH. LEASE RROKERS-Frec our new
book. Put Il Little Bet Yourself"
Worth It's Weight in gold to YOU. Quick.
Bank building. Chicago.
who is capable OF selling In large guam
titles and looking after brokers through
out The South. To such party most
liberal proposition will be made. All an
swcrs strictly confidential. Address ii l3l,
care Times Dispatch.
sS0o-sl.5Oo additional profit Listen. Re-
tail confectioner. druggist. grocer!
Wheatcrof; Dispenser for hot peanuts
open, new business Grea. in proii,!
appearance! Originator. 800 Broadway.
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
FINANCIAL
Money to lOal
INDUSTRIAL. LOANS I.

y LOAN on your farm or real estate in
what you need. George Il. Crawfor,l n
Co. S32 East Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

TIE SAFEGUARD CHECK WRITER is
the only check writing and protect ng
Wachihe tnat protects the payees name.
MS @sTFe .hT Iisnyieef OF Sssep, ona
protection beneficial. but not essential. az
W., NE VIII thoroughly and quickly train
likely material Str city commission basis.
ms. Apply In person. james u. Lcath.
State Distributor. II North Seventh Street
TlNNERS wanted for country work, such
wo nS sei in ,o shouting. roofing. furnace
ness OF his own and all the work he
Ga handle AT good prices: four or 1--WE
NUM-, mnndred required. balance, all time you
kcts ! am past 10 and wish to retire.
Don't Don't WI, write: Make an appointment and
Joy. ls2 Dock Street. Anna polls. ND love
and au,omobiie trimmers on closed and
open work and automobile body finishers.
Motor Company. Rock Hill. S. C.
GpiiOI.STERER.-Wan / first class un.
holstcrer In upliolstering department. IT,
los Nerh in Eebf5 Decorator and Finisher
VIRGINIA Auto Motive School, COZ East
mechanical electrical, tire repairing. re-
trading; Board and room $40 month.
WANTED. experienced soda hoy. Must
have references. Tnrrant Drug Co.
West Br0nd
WANTED. txpcrienced shoe repair man.
, Z North Sycamore Street. Peters
w ANTE and Mpn,s9y morn,1G wagon
Ierson Avenue L. L. Cornell.
WANTED. a competent coach for tr go
., nT.omotry and college algebra. Randolph
e $500, -. ~ $ ~, :. "a y,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

SAl.ESSi kS.
STORE MAN.

Exceptional opportunity for man e To
81 ca, ears OK nTe. 70 associate with large
concern operating stores in southern Ter
rit0ry. Man with department store cx-
periencc preferred. Position permanent
i've ability TO produce results. Christian
nouse. Apnllcation, confidential. State
Address BOX 36, Suite 1919. Park Row iyuiii
inE New York. y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

SAl.Es ENGINyER-fiigs-c class represent
widely advertised power plant specially.
On n" market eighteen years aud In use
in thousands OF boiler rooms sale,
larger now than ever before in the his
tory o! the company. Proposition offers
- most unusual opportunity for large com
mission returns, Give full details of
qualifications and sales record for past
three years. Address l. Sli. care Times
Dispatch.
SALESMAN, Their side or regular line,
Tor Eirg MIA and North Carolina Sus-
sion 49,. care Times Dispatch.
SALESM -\N--wanted good salesman 10
sell Florida tomatoes to retail trade
Fla.
SALESMAN wanted. Statesmen already
travelling TO sell linsced OIL turpentine
and puick-scllinE specially on good com
mission, Address s. Box rs. Rich
Itond. va.
SALESMAN.
Chevrolet Motor Company has cxcep-
tionhl opportunity for / high class ak
sT|ssive salesman twenty TO thirty-ivc
years OF age. desiring permanent conncc-
ton. that offers unusual chances for adj
yanc.ment TO reliable. ambitious man
Previous automobile sales experience UNI
n .,,..; a SucGesSfui applicant Will be
iaE Tor live wire. Call between 10 a. ".
and IL noon
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY.
5l5 IVES, BROAD Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

GcorGi@. In 6is peck BASKETS. crates. $50.
q, ID. Sparta. Ga. Full pack crates
banded with steel strap to prevent bill
i.rinE. Satisfaction guaranteed. Refer
cnCr. Bank Of sparta. ShlpmcntS about
July or soon thereafter. To secure
peaches. let US have your order and re-
,nitiance by July s. ltos.mont Peach and
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale.

F0n sALE-i isx?i Paragon paper cutter.
nfe "r. % sp @ be- Of as "ses
dari rrintinE Company. isS Z l'; i't &.
FH ann, sAaLE ;,,,,h. s Arms, rsfrissr9;ors. 4
with Ss sR,ss s sSG't
@n Inches hirh. IS inch a, TOP @Sid n Gmiy
hats EsnsSTf SlfSs
Nae sc:. tlsi 30 T. > army e. " I'm and
Ma g aSs hE En- % nshs
m men, center inside mensurs;nents. % ihchcs
S Sh,S,Iys and myat hooks, slssS6 Grani
fP aas S5n Inches aPas Inches
i "en shc2ss.h and ins aa, h %&s
S STmY fEi'% L; s inrlny rfnSSs-u; s
ffa sr Sysn Watsr 6acS good eon;tio1
a a in,, < I,oynion ranges. = inches long
hols With three nlates. full water back.
Gsh shelf % aI InrGe Mf dnr 81 inS %
s. inches hEh tlii water Sack. Hs ~'1 {:
Saek su.sSs ar family "e" "ss " ess s5G
Motel inslt tu,ions. umbcf CAMPS S'' sat ,9r
oPs IN te sshSs 1 Svsn On
zach zach side, SHE = Inches. wide; Is inches
each oven Large hole over Po IRE h 1ox f Full
water back. Has seen service. but In good
condition. Sl2,. All I. q. b. Newport News
Va You make big saving In freight. Wire
saSa "9 Wr,e for OF zach EFT AZ
ley Bonded Warehouse Co. Greenviile S. c.
kROUSE AUTO wRECKING AND
METAL COMPANY.
twentieth and Main Streets.
DRY AND FARM.
cost S12J.00.
l surveyors field tclcrhonc y3o no. co,,
$500. 1890 ''''
! surveyors instrument complete. s25 90
insulated cable. all sizes 2Jc per pound
Eagie motorcycle. twin cylinder, $1,000
900 pounds assorted bolts nuts and
washers at sc pound
ra lroad hand car. $500
Shatting and hangers al SC pound.
split steel puiieys. al! sizes. si.6o to
New plow and stove castings every
Scales for home use. Zoe each
Glockler steamer. new. 5000
steam valves. all sizes
- assorted CUTOFF SAWS. $500 TO 5000
locomotive bronze bells. $500 each
lon capacity. 500.
Bar IRON. round. nat. square. So per To-.
go pounds emery sand, sc pound.
80 grindStoncs. yl..O choice.
LOO other items at half their value.
WATCH FOR NEW LIST NEXT SUNDAY
LOT OF iron from stable suitable for horse
stalls: cheap. American Bread and
baking Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

AT legal S Sharrcs rhone Madison c.:.
200 liz North Sixth Street. second Floor
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W IoLESALE EXPERIENCE.

YouEi; Man .xp.r..nc.I in, IN. p,intIns
business. one abb. to take fun charge
OF .aOp az foreman: good pay right
batch. ~ y 80 care ines DIS
YOUNG MAN wanted for soda fountain
aTh lunch countes. No night work.
ioh.on's .iG Eas, Main.
Young NAN-An opportunity TO cOnncc,
with one OF Richmond's established
nFius Tor a young man. with mort or
less advertising aptitude. who wants Il
chance TO stand on his own feet, 10 tax.
entire charge OF department y where
personality and Initiative count Pros
poets for rnanIaG good exceptional. No
capital necessary. Address II lly. car.
Times Dispatch stating age. experience
and references
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Statesmen and Agents
AN INCREASED INCOME
TIA Yelling SAkESMEN-YOUR @

rr, Az INcREASED INCOME
''-' Ei'iHG rSIiI EiSSSMAIEN-ioUR OP-
Are you the man We want-ona, fo-
u NorthTwhilc connection side line or fuIi
iame. with "a WORTHWHILE house? This
~ rs moi n,,to p n money proposition. Banks
everybody in business your cusinmcrs
, en- minute minute calls turn big business Make
Sour salary what you: want IL. No limit
H NO seasons. Pocket size samples This
Worthy of the most careful invcstiratin1n'
write Us In confidence, stating prcsenf
Iinf and nd. territory covered. Write us"
IH,snt no now; Il; Erickson Co.. Inc, us
~ y IS-i;aIge manufacturer wants
!, agents to sell hosiery. underwear, shirts
dresses. skirts, waists shoes chi hins'
eet,SGi, Write for free samples Madisoni
Alilla: 500 broadway. New York.
AGESrS-Our patent cake-tu turner sells on
C CAS-, Mfg. Co. les Mercer St, New York
AGENTS-Se nsational hit. new rubberIZcd
ginBham aprons: attractive: waterproof.
rapid seller. Particulars. Eyre e Lee Wn.:
az ~ 3 Station. Pittsburgh Pa. Dept.
AGENTS and mall order men-Wonder.
Lni fast-selling l5c article costs &c: new
selling PLAN; positively no,scanvassinr or
sGaik!ng required. PartictkSfrs free. Rex
specia.ty. 80 y. 9Th. pKf1adeiphia. Pa.
AGESTS-Send for free toilet SOAP sample
Co. Dept: Clio. 81. Louis. Mo-
AGENTS-s40-si0o week. Free samnIcs
store windows big demand. Liberal offer
70 general agents. Metallic Letter Co. 4s5
TELEPHONE ;aISn your Want Ad 10 RAN
~. ,Is.,Fa - Z, ~ 4 49, L. .ts!y t..k
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

thousand feet OF heart pine lumber Two
by eight and tcn.inch. twelve To sixteen
thousand feet T. o. b. I.awrenceviile' V VSs
Can mako quick shipment. Address p. O.
BoS "a. Macon. y. G.
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Investments, Stocks, Bonds 3

oII.--For sale. amy part OF 1000 shares in
producing oil companies controlling
thousands OF acres OF valuable oil and
gas leases. Prices and particulars on re-
quest. Address ". l.. q. lIoX i7lO Rich
mond. Va.
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INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses

INSTRUCTION
Correspondence Courses IL
MARVELOCSLY RAPID INSTRUCTION
IN McEwan's Easy Shorthand. 1.-The
wonder Of the century. Evening classes
and mail lessons. For terms and particu-
lars. write Harry l.. Russell SIT North
Twcnty-hfih Street
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic III
DANCiNG-Mrs. q. c. Emmcnhauscr 2Ot
East Marshall Street. guarantees in five
lessons. Madison G265-J
Private instruction 40
ENGLISH-l'rivatr Instructions In Eng
iish and commercial branches: grade.
EiHh school and college WORK. i. o..
NoN ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

MEN AND WOMEN-WonderfuI opportu
MY waiting agents 10 sell I.eatherette
I1ucue, ana cloth coats Samson Nf, 20
IioN !. Boston II. Mass. -
Al :N- WOMEN-u. =. government wants
nuhutcus men women over H. Per,nan-
en-. positions; 800 TO 500 month Paid va
ATOMS Common education sutticien;
i.si positions open. free. Write imme,ii.
m nncSS r. Fr"nkiin institute. Dept. iGi +.
TEACHERS wno,p.l for all dcnartmcnts
oi colleges ami high schools; September
SEacIhcies; at salaries from s. 900 10 So 800.
No lee for enrolment. Address The In:
tHrfS,nte Teachers Agency. Machcca
I,u!idihs. New Orleans. La
TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS wanted
20 write MS at once: openings Tor 20
nrincipa!s; salaries from si25,fa0o per
mnonhsh;. 100 nigh school teachers, salaries
fsp-kI.a per month: so grade teachers
SALARIES S75-$l00 State Co-Oneraf,va
! tachcrs- Agency. Box G6:. Richmond. Va
ANIED, for substitute work, n Young
man or lady with general oisrc cxe
pcriencc and knowledge OF use OF dirt,f
ins machine and typewriter AnnIv Nr
roN. smith-Courtncy Co. Ninth and
WANTED. TO secure the services OF t,yo
energetic young men who know how IN
SUI real estate or could learn In reason
hDle ! me. Also stcnographcr. Box So
W" hso r MINT Tsslabie people, to raise fur
pay $3.50 @ each fo for ali S St9sk ra And
sunset Fur Co. 50G-1-s Lankcrshim RTE
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Situations Wantcd-IIcmnIe 2,

cook-Br ght. neat and reliable girl
wants position as cook with cons dcratc
small private family. Reference of three
years In present place. Particulars first
letter. li2, care Times Dispatch
DEN STRAToR-Situation wanted.
First-class dcmonstrator and canvas.
ser: can handle crews Willing TO travel
+ lt3 care Times Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED and capable stcnogrnDhcr.
tnoronghiy familiar with general office
work. desires position July /. Address r.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK Can use.
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