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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05
Judge P. 4. McCarren
Here on Secret Mission

Former Chief Justice +. a. Mccarren,
now cf the law firm of McCarren Il
Ma shburn. with offices in Reno. arrived
In Ely Thursday night. When asked
by representative of the News as to
the occasion OF his visit the prominent
attorney from the western part of the
state said there was nothing OF a SEN
sational nature but he had come 10
meet some clients from Duckwater and
examine certain records in their in
lcrest He spent some time on an cx-
animation of the files in the case OF
the State against Leonard w. Frlstoc.
who was convicted In this county on u
charge Of having killed Arthur 81.
Clair of Elko last February In the
famous case OF the stolen automobile.
in search of which two Elko county
officers lost their lives near Cherry
Creek lie later said this was in inter-
est OF relatives OF Fristoe in Texas.
but was not optomistio as to his find
lnss.
1t is persistcntly rumored that be-
fore tine departure of the former chief
Justice a divorce suit of more than pass
ing Importance. but between parties
unknown here. will be launched. IL not
disposed of. as others coming from the
western part of the state have been
handled in the district court here.
County Farm bureau Files New budget
The county farm bureau has filed
with the county commissioners and the
county recorder a revised budget. as
required by the statutes of Nevada
showing the receipts an expenditures
Of the county bureau for the year.
White Pine county's membership fee
for 1920 is given as $3.50. The budget
Is signed by ]. II. Gallagher. president
Edna J. Barron. secretary. and counter
signed by e. A. Norcross. director OF
agricultural extension.
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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05

The News delivered by carrier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Bobbie and His Pa
by WILLIAM r. KIRK.

This has been swell day. sed
a mH wen y 9oo he caim hoami, last mite.
am sure we ought to be thank
inll for the butiful days we have
kn %Sr p IN the @, past s Ssd Ma Ma y, -,
the present is giving us a *. o.
Enoskout Is se sSp9Ps pr diskShTn for
Cost of Breethins., the Income Tax
y 1n sss lniErewi .s5 T Ms
s sa Pa "aS"1" IKE IKE a 'ar0o"'''
You meen 4 car-hunkci., Sod Ma.
what do mean. | see thay have
raised our REM, ,cggenn.
Ma, Our landlord needs new
so foD are vary cheerful abou, 1t.
this house has to be chcerfui. Ma
sed. Littcl Bobbie must not have
Two t2) gloomy parents.
by Jovy, sed Pa. you are rite. It
Adam sour:doush. sed Pa, but /
i hafe been rsncb WARNS out my pockets
coin with wich to pay bills with.
sed Pa. < 1t was kind Of setting on
any HcENtS. row CRATE IL Is TO nave
n cheerful wife, scd Pa. to pat yurc
fccvcrcd brow. cevcn if She has to
use rolling pin, sed Pa.
always do my best to look
things in the face, sed Ma. II is
Sind OF Jumbel but j an, hoping
scd.
hoap YOU get your hoap, sed
shoes today & the only ones wicm
! wwud ware cost twenty Bccns, scu
Pa. Pity the gent OF modest meens
who buys his shoes for TWENTY
Becns, sed Pa. That is pottery. sed
Pa. & bitter pottery. too.
| think the days to cum will IN,
rosy. sed Ma. IL ii We live the rich.
way We may be sure of hutifu.
DAYS in the hereafter. Ma sed.
., That will help some sed Pa. Even
II sum OF us shud stub our toes Il
land In the other place. sed pa. i,
cant be any worscr than what we
have been going through laitly.
guess Will have TO cali Won
old Luke Longface. aed Ma. You,
are about as cheerful now, scd Ala
as the gem wich composed the tune,
wich the old COW died on. Ma srn
Have u cigar, sed Ma. & forget IL
SO Pa began 10 Smoak d prittv
soon he began to grin. This is n r,if.
wurld. all right. sed Pa, hut VIVA,
IL ~ was 4 wurld all truhbcl & mo-
stoSteS. Sed IA. l'un Puff. sed Pa
Good old Nick. Scd Pa.
Nick who? scd Ma.
NICK O'Tcen. scd Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
The Rhyning Optinist
ny ALINE MICIIAEI1s

Now I'm planning on my garden.
for it's nearly garden time. viii
spend my final fa-den. l will blow
my last lone dime buying seeds or
many sizes and investing in n spade
and I'll hot my spuds take prizes
everywhere they are displayed. IL
may be my ncishbors' chickens will
come over every morn and take all
the choicest pickinEs of my newly
sproutcd corn; il may be the rainy
season will make weeds grow tall
ana thick. but there isn't any rea-
son cant make those weeds look
SICK Ii may hc the lettuce grow
Ing In the seed mans cheerful hook
isn't just the Kind I'm sowing. which
may wear paliid look. 1t NAV be
some seeds like travel and flock
OF EN- won't come peepimy through
my gardens gravel; but choose
China for their home. Also. Sol may
beam too brightly, blistcriny every
plant around: all these woes Will
touch me lightly, for am a garden
mound. And. though every aching
muscle shricks I'm working for too
hard, still ] banker for the tussle
with that plot in my back yard. So
l spend my last, lone fardcn on a
shovel and hoe. and I live out in
my garden. teaching turnips how to
grow. There are times the Jobs
fatiguins. hut with JOY grab my
spade and get busy with my digging.
giving radishcs first aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
TAFT CHIEF SPEAKER AT
HAMPTON ANNIVERSARY
Former President Says Negroes Are
Learning Ia Overcome Race
i'rrjudicc.

Special 20 The Times Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, VA. April 3O.-William
Howard Taft. Of New Haven: Robert
Il. Motion. principal of Tuskcgcc In
stitute; Homer l.. Ferguson. prcsidcn,
of the Newport News ShiphuiIdinr
and Dry Dock Company. and John =
Moors. Of Boston, spoke today at tho
hftN-Sccond anniversary exercises o!
Hampton Institute. addresses and
demonstrations were presented by
four members OF the class Of 1870.
Mr.. TAFT declared that with clearer
vision ana greater hope. men of the
South have come 10 take a very diff
fercnt view OF tho race problem. and
tina; negroes are learning to over
come prejudice through intcliigept
patient service. MIR. Ferguson d, :
clared that all common. basic labor
should have an opportunity for adj
vanccmcnt. and that culorcd labor
has been remarkably like any other
kind OF labor. II ia Intelligent loyal
and responds TO sympathetic, honest
treatment.
MI Ferguson stated that he had
the greatest confidence in The future
of the co!orcd people. and that
through the simple process OF educa-
ton. steady work and staying South
the negro rae. is headed for better
and higher things. DR.. Motion urged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Anecdotes of the Famous

The high-watcr mark OF authors
payments in the last century was
undoubtedly reached in the case of
Sir Walter Scott. The total amount
OF money PAID TO the Wizard OF
the North" for his works was be-
yond all precedent. For The Lay
OF the Last Minstrel he received
$4,000. for ''Murmion" $4,000. and for
other poems as big sum as 1000
Eu'ncas was paid. From his Life of
Napoleon Sir Walter realized 500. 600,
being at the rate of 1000 per week
Tor the time he was engaged in its
composition. AT one time the Laird
ing upward of 100000 Il year from his
pen alone, and the total or his liter
AIRY earnings during his busy life
could not have fallen short of $1,000
600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

The direct path Of
Richmond's CONNIE en-
cial growth is out West
Broad Street. Auction
sale Of West Broad
Street business prop
erty takes place Tues
day, May 4, at 5 P. NJ.
Sale conducted by At
lantic Coast Realty Co.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
BAKER UNABLE TO ATTEND
PETERSBURG CELEBRATION
american Day Affair VIII lie Grcnt-
est In History of Cock

lSDecial to The Times - !Spatchl
PETERSBURG. April 3o.-ThouEh
Secretary OF War Baker will be UNI
able TO participate in the parade here
tomorrow, the American Day" cclc-
hration will he one of the greatest in
history Of the city, if plans now ar
ranged by those in charge are car
ried out. Tomorrow's affair will sur
pass even the celebration here when
The Eightieth Division naraded.
The local post of the Americ; II
Legion. the Petersburg Grays and
other organizations Of the city. as
well as iroons from Camp Lee, will
take part in tho celebration.
Grant Second whisky Permit
The second permit to sell whiHiiy
was granted here today by Judge
Mullen In the Hastings Court to Il.
r. Bowman. druggist. West Bank
street One other druggist was
given the permit several months ago.
and the applications Of four others
are now pending.
Negro Charged With Theft.
Richard Lee. a negro youth. was
locked up here today. charged with
The theft of several electric fans from
the Petersburg Hotel and several
suits of clothing from cleaning
establishment. He will he given "A
hearing in Police Court Tuesday
morning. The negro denies the
charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
"Thc Fnthcr OF Jcsts.

Reader. Victoria-"The Father of
Jests is Joseph Miller, an English
comedian. The collection Of tests
Known as Joe Miller's tests" an
pcared orisinaily in 1879 as Joe
Nillers Jest Book. or the wits Wade
~ cum. etc 1t was made by John
MOTLEY and received its name un.
wlrrantably from Joseph Miller. II;
was popularity said that Joe Miller
could neither read nor write. Most
S.Ae 1eSts are now know as Joe
Miller from the fact that il is sup
posed 70 have at some time emanated
from this source
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
BOSTON LONGSHOREMEN
HAVE RETURNED TO WORK
Wen Who Walked Out in Sympathy
with Hrw York Strikers Fail
TO Rccclrc Demands.

BOSTON. April Gothic strike Of
mstwiSc ionEshoremcn at this port
who went ont originally in sympathy
with the longShorcmcn in New York
ana later made demands for deem
sea rates OF payment. returned 10
work without receiving any advance
Union officials said the men cNncctei
70 receive higher wages in September.
The United Fruit Company and the
clyde and ocean lines were princi-
pally affected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

The real estate event
Of the season. auction
sale Of West Broad
Street business prop
crty, on Tuesday, May
4, at 5 P. M. Be there.
Sale conducted by At
lantic Coast Realty Co.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
No NATURALIZATION OF Chinese

c. w. T.. WaScheld .-The natural
i%at!on of Cinnamon In the United
states was prohibited by Law In 1852.
Bcfore that time a few had been
haturalized in some parts OF the
country. In California. where the
' iinese are most numerous, they
We're excluded from naturalization on
NE ground that they came under the
!sw prohibiting citizenship to colored
a.iSns. The courts ruled that the
ClineEe could no; be classed as
whites. Cinnamon do not readily as
simulate and but few have ever made
efforts 10 become naturaliZed citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
y cNOIISun,

IL. r.. Hopewcll-Nepotism is
rom the Latin ncpos meaning
nephew. In government and business
hspoilsm is tarori,ism by an officer
with apDointive power in placing his
re tativeS in remuncrativc positions,
lie practice is severely condemned
Yer reasons OF public policy, and
honest oihcials are d!sinclined TO law
themselves open to criticism by the
people by making selections OF this
Character. 4. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

the Hampton students to keep In
close touch with their race. and TO
improve, wherever possible. commun-
ity life.
Mr.. Moors said that by failing to
accept the shining sword OF moral
leadership. the people OF the United
states had forced the world back into
anu mustard gas were "a inightier
fortress than our God. Hundreds OF
guests from the South and North at
tended the anniversary. which was
presided over by DIR. James T.. Gregg.
principal OF HAMPTON Instituted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Weeks Picture Shows
Old-Tin,cr in New picture
OnerinE. a. Local Hou

II: Milton Ross. who plays in The
Little Shepherd of King dom Come
P'ckford. crossed the plains in 1850
and settled in California With his
father he raised live stock until 1900.
When ne joined Western stock
organizations. For some time he
played with James Nell. and as the
latter is also cast in Jack Pickford's
picture. the two old friends have en-
3oycd many "reminiscences OF former
days. James Neill plays the part OF
Major Buford in The Little Shep hcrd
Of Kingdom Come" This picture will
be shown at the Bijou Thcator again
today. with Harold Lloyd. in Haunt
cd Spooks, as the comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
ALLEGED MOONsH|NER
WOUNDED BY RAIDERS
Revenue Men Arc Attacked While
Making Search for Illicit Still.
Other State News.

LINCTiBURG, April 3O.--Whit
Irie6le. of Halifax County. an al
legged moonshiner. was shot this
men. thirty mics south of Lynch :
burg. ana was operated upon this
AFTERNOON in local hospital. lie
mas SIlSht chance to recover. The
revenue officers say they were about
10 raid still. which was being
manned by four men. two whites and
two negroes. two of whom fired upon
the raiding party.
The officers say they returned the
nre and Tribblc was shot in the head
He was hurried here for hospital
the white men alleged to be at work,
was arrested. but the officers say he
was unarmed. He was jailed here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Population OF II. 9. by s.,

population of the United States in
1910 by sex was l7,322,277 males and
44,639.9 $50 females. At that time
there were about 100000 more men
than women in the east north CEN
trail part OF the United States; about
100000 more men in the west north
central: lOo.oOO more men In the
cast south central: 100000 more in
lie west south central ABOUT 800
t16 more men in the Rocky Noun
tatn section: over 100000 more men
more men in the Middle Atlantic see
ton. and the population OF the New
England division Is about equally
divided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Funeral Directors
Personals

PHAUP-Edwin Phaup. funeral director
and embalner. sos East Main Street
Madison 1871. Randolph 5663.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Crime md Eject.

Crime and the effect wronguo,nr
has upon criminals---these are in
themselves bad enough. every or&
irili admit. But the disastrous CT
ircts of crime upon innocent young
naople. children Of crooks and forE.
rs. these are even worse. But when
i,Sht or redemption breaks through
iae gloomy sky and both the Grim
inal and his child are saved. then
tlere is cause for rejoicing The
above in n few words outlines one
- the themes in THE Five Dollar
Flate," third of the Chief Flynn series
OF two reelers in which Herbert
Isawlinson stars. The Five Dollar
I'late" will he thrown on the screen
at the Victor Thcater today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

The completion OF ALEC Lloyd.
cowpunchcr," VIII Rogers newest
picture. Is drawing near. Clarence
badger, who has directed all the
most successful OF Rogers produce
lions, is enthusiastic over ii. The
famous cowboy-wit has achicvGH
some remarkable rop!nE fcats and
done some marvellous riding. Ii viii
he rchef TO Rogers old admirers
10 see him display the skill which
made him famous in Ziegfeld's Fol
lies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
a(;uy of wnrwirL :.

Miss V. NJ. j.. PurcclIville.--"C;uy
az Warwick" Is legendary hero OF
English romance. The legends con
corning him seem to have been FIRST
Dut into shape by an Anglo Norman
Toet of the twelfth century. In the
fourteenth century they were FIRST
considered authentic history by the
Peter Iangtoft and
Walter of Exeter wrote his history
about 1908. Many poems as well as
short ballads have been written upon
the subject. His most popular fca;
was the killing of the giant Coibrand.
~ Danish champion. with whom he
fought duel 10 decide war between
.athelstan and the Danes. VINO were
2neSieging him at Winchester. lie
then returned to Warwick. where hc
had left his wife. the daughter o.
the Earl of Warwick. in right Of
whom he assumed the title. He re-
aided ncar. her castle as hermit and
lived n her aims without making
himsec known TO her. His wife dis
fcoyeAe ed his Identity only when lie
hsr to attend his deathbed,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

The city OF san Diego has been
thrifty enough TO preserve the park
and many OF the beautiful building s.
ton. Persons who visited Il will be
interested in watching for Jack Pick
lords new picture. The Double Dyed
pece!ver. because many OF it's scenes
We're taken on the eNpoSit ion
grounds. Director Al Green took his
company 10 San Diego the other day
to cnac: scenes before the big
cathedral. the sunkcn pools and the
wondrous flowers that bespanSlc the
landScspt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
BIanl,cn.,,ip for Congress

EEtSTOL. April 30-C;eorgc w.
hnkenship. attorney OF Appaiachia,
he Ninth Virginia District. i; was
learned here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

STOCK CLERk--wantcd. by wholesale
auto supply house. stock clerk: cxprTl-
- cch preferred. References required.
II az. care Timcr- Dlppatch n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Kentucky During the cIyn wn,

curious. Richmond.---Kentuc was
not among the States tina; sccedcd
from the Union. Its citizens fought
OF poth SIDES during the four years
q, -ugsie, but perhaps the greater
number of cnlistmentS was in the
armies OF the Confederacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

everybody owning Victory bonds. Profits
SIS per $1,000 more when bonds advance.
Full explanation. Commercial Guarantee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
AIm.buu.c ~ n, Sn,d

\, iokDoNSNIl.LE. April 30.-On
Monday, May 81. the Board of Si,per-
visors of Orange County will sell 4,
puhic auction the County Aims
mouse, between GordonSvilIe and
CI.nES' containing 100 acres with
outhuiidings and dwelling The
county no longer has need for an
almShouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Fruit Crops S,fc.

WYTHEVILLE. April 3U.-For the
paSt ten days the weather has been
extremely cold for the season with
freezing temperature. rain, snow and
nigh winds. Last night there was
quite a frost. but IL Is thought that
none or the fruit, except early pIums
peaches and pears. has been injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

Bryant Washhurn's lifelong ambi-
ton for hit o slups;ick is gratiiicd
In What Happened to Jones" the
MIN version Of George EroadhurSt's
famous comedy now in course of pro-
duction under the direction Of James
truze IN his comedy role of the re-
acquaintance OF the revived custard
boys OF California
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding uimont my
topic. excepting on ieEnl and medical
snbJects. Hrc answered free. As ali
Inquiries nre answered directly by
personal letter. aclf-uddressrd
stamped envelope In required. Adj
ureHs The Tfmcs-Dinpatch Informa-
ton bureau. Richmond. Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Glyccrin for RrittIe E,I. MI.

r. III. j.. West Point--Your finger
nails crack when they strike a solid
substance because they are no, moist
enough. Use Clycerin IN ,nois,"n
mem one or two times n week Ii
WIZ be of advantage 90 wear a finger
stan while moistening the nails
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Brevities Of the Screen

To its list of eminent authors the
Goldwyn company has added Il. Phil
lips oppcnheim and Cynthia Stocklcy,
some OF whose novels viii! be filmed
soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Mon,uclicr proncr,, s,,.

,NVNI1UNSN ILT.E. April 3O-Ahout
sixteen acres OF land belonging to
the Gilmore estate. and surrounded
ny Montpelier lands 1.-THE home of the
late PRESIDENT Madison). were sold
AT puhlic auction Wednesday, and
we're bought by William du pont for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

Ann Forrest. who plays the part
OF He;ty Morfcc in the GOODWIN pic
ture, The Great Accident" starring
rom Moore, got her first chance to
work in the movies 10y doing stunts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
sennett,s New isriyolt,y.

Mack Sennett selected yankee
Doodle in Berlin as the title of his
new five-part supcrcomedy. which is
SHOWN at the Isis Theater this week
lie chose thi title because though
got war picture, he knew that the
Ianks would actually be in Berlin
.,y the time the picture was shown
.n tho screen. On the same program
the famous Sennett bathing beauties
will be seen in person for the last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Fire Damages llon,c.

GoRDONSVlLLE. April 30.-"IIiil-
crest the home of Mrs Jcanc Me
ased by fire Thursday afternoon Tic
Gordonsvillc Fire Company reported
promptly but when they arrived the
10 nigh winds at that time. The Gre
which started from an oil stove i'm
the Kitchen, after much hard work
WITS gotten under control. The loss.
which was possibly about $500. was
iulIy covered by insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Stories In Ocmnnd.

Motion picture producers have long
tried to buy screen rights of Leroy
SCOTS novels. but he has held back
until the Eminent Authors Company
gave hin, the scope to produce Fart
ners OF the Night" according to his
own high standards OF STORYTELLING
the Colonial. which steps along at a
very lively pace -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Romance in Steward Film.

Anita Stewart. in Human Desire. -
which will be shown at the Odcon
Italian girl in convent who daily
brings lilies to lay IN the arms OF
The Frampinii Madonna, wondering il
there are real babies in the big world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01

THIS IL To notify the public that / Will
not be responsible for any debts con-
RACED Tor by anyone other than by my
SELF. w. ID. whitcs!de. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Money to Loan
AN OPPORTUNITY

BENEFICIAL. LOANS. -,
We lend money OH note or home fprht-
ture without removal to persons having
steady job. without inauir!nE of employ
pawns. Loans from s:5 10 $500. repay
able in ten monthly installments. or as
d. sired. Legal charges only. based on
unpaid balances for actual time duo. This
society Is innnced and directed by busi-
q spirit Of service and not solely to rnafe
money Very fair and helpful: strictly
borrowers RS, welcomed W, Private Inquiries In
S Sited: SSu!1h service. Hours. to $3.50
pI PH & NE, MAPlsoS a;s:S:1 -
Licensed Money Lenders 49,
200 LIZ N. SiXTi! ST. NEAR BROAD.
Licensed by Chief State Sank Eram,,.,
Norh Member Chamber o. Commerce.
ate the Loan Shark Evil. Incorporated
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY ------------1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
Situations Wantcd-Femme SO
situations Wantcd-Aialo.. 81

CHAUFFEUR. private family: references
Address l43l-A West Leigh Street. 80
SALESMAS-An energetic young man OF
u pleasing personality, with ten yaaSs'
Office experience. wishes job sales
man. or In the oincc. with a who,Iyato
grocery or broker. June LIST. Can Furnish
k-i reference. Address K III. care Times
biAoatch. ~