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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

THIS Is the story OF Georges Car
I pentier. most popular athlete OF
the age. II Is the tale OF the
career Of the idol Of France, the
holder Of the heavyweight champion
ship Of Europe, who has come TO our
shores In search Of more fame and
fortune.
Here is French youth who
started his boxing career at the
tender age OF u in the bantamwelght
division. and punched his way 10
the pinnacle OF the heaVy-we ght class
or the other side Of the world
Smiling, debonair, like a tiger, yet
modest as a school girl, Carpenter
won his way into the hearts Of Euro
peang Just as he is now winning
favor in the hearts Of devotees OF
sport on this side Of the Atlantic
George looks and dresses ike
q college man And he wears his
toys with the native grace Of the
Freedman His cleaning white
teeth. expressive blue eyes and
even features are in no way HuE-
EeEtfve Of the prize ring, for he
bears none Of the marks that are
carried by a big majority In the
boxing fraternity such as the
caunnOWer ear the broken nose
or other sears Of prize ring bat
ties.
he speaks but little English. and
that very broken. But he is atten-
tive 70 the casual inquisitOr and
smfliugly obliEes by answering ques-
tons through the medium OF an in
terpreter. he is every inch an
athlete and every ounce a gentle
man. who Is bound o win popular
favor wherever he goes. He IS,
7fthal, a model OF the new, cleaner
cut and clear eyed type Of athlete
who predominates all branches Of
sport today, and II he is a trifle
proud Of his popularity and ability
as a ringster he may easily be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
WHY 500, 600
BABIES Die YEARLY
IN THE UNITED STATES

Three hundred thousand babies die
yearly in the United States-most OF
them from digestive disorders.
Careless overlooking, disregard OF
the first dangerous symptoms. and
the little one IS soon In distress
II IL gets wei il is fortunate.
But what OF the three hundred
thousand2 Nature Intended that
these little ones should live long
lives OF usefulness and happiness.
And there is no reason why the
most OF them should not, II We use
watchful care IN the light OF proven
knowledge.
For more than thirty years Wares
Baby Powder has been saving
babies lives
Il Is not a soothing syrup. filled
with dangerous narcotics Nor is 10
= purgative- Purgatives disturb the
entire system by their violence. and
cause the baby pain and discomfort
II Is an antiseptic remedy which
cleanses and purifies the little ones
stomach and bowels. and brings IL
back to health.
Wares Baby Powder IS safe II
the contents OF an entire bottle were
in your baby's stomach at once It
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
One application makes a
decided enforcement


Until you use Cutex, you cannot realize
what a great improvement even 0ze a1pli-
cation makes; you cannot know how at
tractive your nails can be made TO look
After a few applications Cutex makes
any nail look shapely and Symmetrical Il
quickly removes oyergrown cuticle, does
away with hzngnails, dry, rough skin-aI
the nail troubles rapidly disappear. Try It
See for yourself. Notice how quickly Il
gives your nails the shapeliness that every
one admires.
IF your cuticle has a tendency TO dry,
apply BIT Of Cutex Cold Cream each night
This cream was especially prepared 70 keep
the hands and cuticle soft.
Start TO have exquisite nails TODAY. Sc
cure Curex IN any drug or department.
store. Cutex, the cuticie remover, Cutsx
Nail White, Cutex Cold Cream and Cutex
Nail Polish IN cake, paste, powder, liquid or
stick form are each 3Sc. The cuticle re-
mover comes also IN Csc bottles.
4 manicure set for 20 cents
For 20 cents we viii send you the Cutsx
Introductory Manicure Set, not as large as,
our standard set but containing enough Of
the Cutex preparations for AZ least SIX COM
plete manicures. Use the coupon below
Your first manicure VIII be delightful sur
prise 20 you. Address Northam Warren,
ia West 18th Street, New York City.
MAIL THIS COUPON WITH DndESToDAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

those OF the present day were played
upon the victims OF the fun makers.
q What plant grows the tailestf
L N. C..
A The kind Of seaweed known
as kelp is said TO be the longest plant
in the world Il sometimes reaches
a length Of 1900 feet
q When was sealing wax first
mndef r. r.
A. Sealing wax is not really a wax
but Is composed Of resin lac and
some less brittle resin II was first
used in England in 1855. Il is
thought that the formula was
brought from East India The
earliest record Of the use OF wax for
sealing and making images Of the
deities was found among the Egyp-
tians- Alice Greece, Rome and China
used wax at an early date
O. what L. the Instrument which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

measured the distance that MAI.
Schroeder recently fell in his air
planet ID. r l.
A This instrument Is called a
recording Paragraph. and it meas
ured both the distance and the length
q. Do people actually live In salt
minesf A n I.
A. The current belief that peo-
pie live in salt mines Is not sustained
by fact The laborers are divided
into gangs and usually do not re-
main underground more than eight
hours at a time. The mines are well
ventilated, the air being both dry
and pure. although occasionally
hydrogen gas collects in the deepest
recesses-
q Please tell me through your
question column, what state does
the District of Columbia belong to
and what year WINS II erenfedf Who
was president Mt that timer where
Wns the capital heforef james L.
DOdd-
A The District Of Columbia was
established by act OF congress Of
June 2s. 1890. and was created from
the counties Of Washington in Mary
land and Alexandria in Virginia It
belongs TO no state. George Wash
ington was president at the time the
district was created and he person
ally laid out the district and the city.
The first congress TO meet in Wash
ington met there on the first Monday
in November. 1900. Prior 70 the es-
tablishment OF Washington as the ma
tional capital. there was no seat Of
national government for the country.
Congress had met In New York.
Philadelphia and other places from
time TO time
q When was Capt. ChnH. Becker,
OF the New York police force,
executed for murderf
A He was executed on July 81.
1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
You May Read
Her Message
Many Women Suffer Needlessly, Simple
Medicine. Containing sulphur in
Tablets Form Brings Amazing
Relief.

The absence OF a simple mineral
like ordinary sulphur causes women
untold misery and periodical suffer
ing beyond words in silence. rather
than make their trouble known
If you, madam. or miss, suffer with
frightful headache, miserable. drag
ging backache. constipation and kid
ney. bladder and other irregularities,
Just try for a few weeks regulating
the bodily functions through the use
Of Sulpherb Tablets mot sulphur
tablets) and note the amazing. graft
Tying relief and happiness that they
afford
Mrs. C p Couch. Pasadena, Califor-
MA. writes; After reading your ad-
vertisement IN the Times" / thought
1 would Try Sulpherb Tablets as a
tonic and regulator, and ! find them
absolutely the most wonderful system
regulator / have ever used. Sincerely.
etc" Sold by good druggists every
where at SOC per tube and Guaranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

this district that the American en-
tomologists allege the infection Of
cotton in Texas had its origin
According 20 experienced cotton
growers or the Laguna district the
insect the scientists call the pink cot
ton boil worm has existed in that re-
Eion ever since cotton growing was
introduced there many years ago Il
never has been regarded as a pest.
and the enormous yields Of cotton.
they say show 10 has little. n any.
destructive properties Mexican en-
tomoloEists do not agree with Ameri-
can scientists that the worm that has
been a menace many years 20 the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
NO PINK BOIL WEEYIL
IN LAGUNA DISTRICT

Monterey. Mex. April THAT there
Is no pink cotton boil worm pest IN
the famous Laguna district OF Mexico.
or II the pest exists there at all Il
has caused a minimum OF damage. IS
indicated by the statement that the
average yield OF cotton there last sea
an acre. and the yield this season
VIII be increased a third. II IS from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

CLAB HAEcOcKS hound pup is
- growing very fast and if he gets
much taller clab may have to raise the
foundation Of the house.
Washington Hooks has been re-
elected trustee Of the Wild Onion
school Wash is one Of our most in
fluentiaI citizens and nearly every
where he goes they offer him the best
chair.
Sid Hooks hasn't been around much
in his life but he finds that there are a
whole lot Of persons that are too ae-
eommodating as they are ever ready to
do anything for you OF to you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
For a ChiIds Liver and Bowels
Cain Srength Rapidly % VinoI

Motherl Say California then you wiz
get genuine california Syrup Of Figs" Full
directions for babies and children of all ages
who are constpzted, bilious, feverish, tongue
coated, or full of cold, are plainly printed on
the bottle. Children love this delicious laxative.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
Just hoe TO do If

~ eeoF RO@C ~ GFO -
First file with steel file until your
nails are the proper length. Mani
curists who have the most fashion
able New York clientele say that 1t
is now considered good form to give
the nail an oval shape; that is, to
have it conform to the shape Of the
finger tip-never pointed.
Open the Cutex package. In II
you will find orange stick and alb
sorbent cotton. Wrap a little cotton
around the end Of the stick and dip
1t into the Cutex bottle.
Then work the stick around the
base of the nail, gently pushing back
the cuticle. Almost at once you will
find that you can wipe off the dead
surplus skin. Wash the hands, push
ing back the cuticle with a towel.
Finish with a touch of Cutex Nail
White, applied directly underneath
the nail from the tube. Spread under
evenly and remove any surplus cream
with an orange stick. Itremoves any
stains from underneath the nails and
leaves them Immediately clean.
Cutex Cake Polish rubbed on the
palm of the hand and passed quickly
over the nails gives them soft,
shimmering polish-the most de-
lightful you have ever seen. If you
like an especially brilliant, lasting
polish, apply Cutex Paste Polish first,
then Cake Polish.
The most beautiful hands look
hopelessly ugly if the nails are over
grown by cuticle or surrounded by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

This Introductory Manicure ST
sOiH giVs you at least six Of the
most successful manicnrss you
haae e0er had
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

fcotton OF India and Egypt IS TO be
| found in this country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07
qhe NewWaY to Manicure
Don't cut the cuticle-give your nails the we'll
groomed loneliness you've wanted so long

hangnails or raw, ragged cuticle.
DR.. Edmund SaalfeId, the famous
specialist, in his work on the care of
the nails, points out that hangnails
have two causes. If the cuticle IS al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

Boy Scouts Of troop No IS. with
the assistance Of scoutmaster Lloyd
Allen, viii give an oyster supper On
Friday evening in the basement OF
Austin Park Christian church. for
the purpose Of raising funds with
which TO buy equipment for the
scouts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

lowed to grow up
onto the surface of
the nail, the skin
will tear, become
detached and form
hangnails. Just as
frequently hang
nails come from i'm
proper or too vigor-
OustreatmentOf the
cE1icle.
To prevent hang
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

Fl Paso seed Cos 1870 CataIog now
ready Write or call for a copy.---Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

10 pICFCII HdIlg- y . 5.II-I,1l % %.
nails your whole -. =: - r. - ss':s .. 2 ~
effort should be to S2Sa-I
keep the cuticIe unbroken.
This is exactly what Cutex does
It removes the cuticle without injury.
1t leaves the skin at the base Of the
nail smooth and firm, 1t1lbr0ksn. Even
people who have been most troubled
with hangnaiIs, say that with Cutex
they have been entirely freed from
this annoyance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

specialists agree
is so ruinous. This
pure, harmless cuti-
Gle remover, Cutex,
softens and removes
luscuticlewith-
out does
away with tiresome
soaking of the nails
-takeshalfthetime
heretofore required.
YouwiIl beamazed
to see how easily
you can give your
nanicurewithCutex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

DISCARD forever your mani
cure scissorsI A harmless
- liquid has been formulated
to do away with that cutting which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-07

Observation-Disclosures z.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-15
Wedding RIno Worn on Thumb.

In the reign of George / Of England
fashion had something to do with the
wedding ring. Large wedding rings be-
ing favored at that time, 1t was not I'M
usual to see a woman wearing her we'd
ding ring on her thumb. although 1t
had been placed on the fourth finger
during the ceremony. Wedding rings
were also worn on the thumb in the
middle Of the seventeenth century.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-15

Mems and Boys Overalls
Mems and Boys Unionalls
Mems and Youths Khaki Pants
Mems Work Shirts
are not included in this mann
moth July 25% Discount Sale.
The Jasper news., 1920-07-15

Our entire stock, except 4
articles, is included in this
Mammoth July 25sS Dis
count Sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

SODA FOUNTAINS, 20 foot long completely
"GuiNred hieh-gvaio. Guaranteed au-
laFhtus. used months. Immediate de
tNcTy. RoN shi.
TYPEWRITER bargain on" Eoval
STANDARD visible iyrcwritNr fully guar
inie"d Tor on" year. Richmond rvpc-
writer exchange.
WE Buy and scll store nxtur.s q. Ivory
!csCriDt!on Il0T y. Cary, Mad 3l..
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Electrical Supplies.

CALL. SltInvcr Electric CO. for anything
electric, Madison $50, Get Ever-rca ~
contest blanks for $40 0n0 contest. Con-
test closes AuGusi !. Sc. our window
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

YOU SAYS money wnen you buy and 81:
thru these columns. ~. Z = :, : =
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INSTRUCTION

bANCi&G- Mira. q. c. Enmenn.uscr. 2Oi
lessons Madison G2G5-J.
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MERCHANDISE
Wantcd-'IO Huy


DOC Wanted. 10 buN collie mule puu !!
~. hlr"nStr 10 l.. Grace. Ebnhoipu
FEAT HEIRS SPOT cash paid tor feathers
"al antiques Madison ts0T.
~ WAITED. i-irtwsr letter He. rhon.
Madison 1851.
FUHNiTCHE iies, cash prices paid :or
used household goods ara OiIiC. furn.-
tue. can l;tUdo'uh i2ls
FtE>irUEE. r!HnpS household goods
Np..Ht. sold and exchanged. ADGcrsDn's.
If"hh street 40 FIRST. Mudiann 1881
fCkN!ItHE wanted. auy quantity: best
tslc"s phth. Madison lot6
N.N'u' NEitI We pas guu, cash fpr us, q
,''" h.urrr nt All ki:d-. 1 BIutDrL ana
tNN'uly Machinery -. nl"r. sol .IG1 y.
!. if'eutu Street, Madison Iil.
WI. my L,.Nn "nicc furniture and safes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Commissioner S
AuctionSa
of Farm
IL CLARKE COUNTY. VA.

Circuit Court OF Hanover coup]
virginia, in tho cause therein pen
ing OF Jennie w, Hunter Va. Edwd
-; ouarics: Hayward G.. Hunter al
virginia Winston Quaries. an infai
entered in vacation by Judge II. FL
chichester, Judge of said courtsI
the 18th day OF June. 1920 sh3
as special commissioner. appoint
by said court, offer for sale at Publ
Auction, in front OF the Courthouss|
The Circuit Court OF Clarke CounI
BerryNillc, Va. on
At IL O'Clock. Noon.
that certain farm in Clarke counI
Virginia, consisting of 70 acres, md
,hcntS thereon. OF which -the II
Lieutenant y. r. Cooke. oftHano}
county, Virginia. died seized 4
possessed, the same being a part
ne Vineyard Farm of the late ~
cooke. OF Clarke County. on the WI
chester and Rerry's Ferry Turnp;|
adjacent 20 the Shenandoah Rived
TERMS; Onc-third cash. balaneeI
cunal inStallments, payable / and
years after date OF sale. To he 81
nenced by negotiable. notes TO b.
interest AT the rate OF b per cont |
annum from date OF sale. with
non 10 the purchaser 10 pay all ca
,itic or the property TO he retail.
ny the court until the whole ~
chase money Is paid and deed ID
rected 20 be made 10 the purchased
ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
Special Commissioned
In the Clerks Office OF the Csrc
Court Of Hanover County.
Jennie w. Hunter ..... P.aintihI
against
Edward ID. ouarlcs ct ais. pefsnds
]. c. W. Taylor, clerk OF said cos
DO certify that tho bond required
the spccinl commissioner by tho
cree rendered In said cause on
ltth day or juno. 1920, has been o
given.
Given under my hand as cIerK
sS;d court this 26,h day CT Jn
c. w. TAYLOR. Clef,
w. W. SMALLWoop. Aucilonse,
Bcrryvilie, Va. = "a
All parties interes.ed may M
fa,t,recliy TO the g, 5siisslonef.
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BUSINESS CARDS--i 900. s2.s0: posi,iycIv
:, the $3.50 kind l.eakc Printing Co els
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Oats. Peg!
Poultry and Supplies

MORE EGGS OFT MONEY uNCK-Hcaa
our guarantee. follow the FuriiI, .ys-
IcHt h"". YOU are certain o.: eggs next
"lhL'I. spa III ibo-pnunG bags ana -I-
'pnu'i r"yhhEcs. At W. T. Ellis T.i West
itt93tI, brru+r " hasten. Distributors
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Wantc,i-To Rent
- :
REAL ESTATE FOR SHE
Farm, and Land for Sale

Farms and Land for Suie S3
FARMS-W We have "a great many small ard
large farms Tor sale. some near car line
- bargain nriceS l.. Z Branch *
FAnMS-Mc nav, iarg, number OF
rlock grass truck. dairy and pouit ~
farms on our .st near railroad st.tisa.
aid ON the best automobile roads in ths
state Any ui these farms. II bought ~
one, can BE- rr,ten at bargain priceE
Don't wait: get IN touch with us inne-
d!atcly l. & H. l.. D.noon so; Eas
Main street
PLANTATIONS Several large pIantatio1s
IN Essex ana Culu"0cr Counties al very
ATTRACTIVE urtrCs See us for PARTICULARS
loll.rh 3aghv Richmond. Va.
l1b ACRES Farm %! la acres located
IN Caroline County. Va; 100 acres in
CULTIVATION; rcina !nt-r in timber. good
!a!in buildings including a resid, nee OF
: rooms; write for catalogue and other
in'oFmati"n i. NJ NhIs Bowling Gre, n.
THANK YOU tor the splendid result,
from you: Wan, Ads: You VIII say
the same, Telephone ads acc, pied Cal
kanGo.pn !
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Vacation Places

AtToS HOTEL The beauty SPOT OF the
y u" ts.dG" Mountains nigh elevation.
Nt!t' tor literature. Mrs " ". Guy.
BJCERpE HENCf--Eny's Cottage opened
Vi Go ]. kAs. uucAru. Hcach. Va
SUMMER uOARDEES VIII take "a few
NOR" Duagtrgs ia house CottuEc.
AtGr.sE ltgN -, Ivy pCpot. Va
SUMMEE HpA8pEHS wanted for July
arH' NuEust. la.se Virginia farm IN
Louise luuuiS. uch: moUutn ms: GO miles
from lsEhmnnt. mIl"S from station.
Misc : \ b'si"y. 1roNiii"n. Va,
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Jcwclry and Watches
O I
NIachimnry and Tool.

MACfIi%ERY-W buy ana sell !nachin.ry
ana pin OF very GcscFpuom Nc .!.o
carry a iull line OF slIhft!uE. hangers an |
pullcrs. Richmond .Iunk and Five COM
pany. a0a lirook Avenue. Randolph 1913
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Snle

AUTO phRTS--Vlrrlnia Auto Gcnr ,nJ
lon. sri an f"m nany Ring gears. drive .p!n-
~ ulH"r:nt makes OF ears All ruar,n
trcd. ~ West Broad street, Madison ,iia
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t.OtS for Sale
Suburban for Sale

FARM -%-roo;n house. -. acres rich land:
Srpwins IRONS, mare; buggy. harness.
necessary OuthuilG!ncs. Richmond Fairfe;d
RAILROAD. Al .arm inducements. 81. 500. I'm
mediate" possession. hudson. 80: East CLAY
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cANrErs, cAki.i:rs.
ailDIing aud Pressing
EMPLOY ENT
Help W aIi,c,l-ijcuIajo

tohPA Mon Wanted. Il lady for a ,.,,-
thHl,n ana to assist ~ nuus.,y.,r.
nb'.y Hsi-oihce !ipA nt.. KichuonG. ~
poh-Gooi reliable servant. 600! HON.
nhH wages. Phone Boulevard ...i ~
- l'eiiu"nt car 10 2igI stuart Av1nG1
'''Ih wanted. rrEt-cl"ss cuuIs d.. 5,.
!, Din,aiE ~ assist "a '!"bn!nv first floor
~ Fb!"hili nom" for right wpfunu i,,,-
mnd M m'"5, 51"W a"f b,,h; ideh ;nca'oa
H ~" 1 il"!nG rcfergnct. L. q. SO. 81,
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4UCTIONS-LECILS
Legal Notices


PLEASE take notice that 7. Edw'
Vaughan on June /. 1920. sold my g.
t"r"si in the firm OF Vaughan & Chew,
ing to Chewing * Sherman. Coal Dce}
crs OF this city. Edwin Vaughan. "a
WATkINS-COT'TRE LI@rho annual me
ms OF the stockholders of the watkinI
COttrclI Company Will be held In the q
ace OF the company, Fourteenth and Dod
Streets, Richmond. Va on August
1870. at /, o'clock noon. G. s. Fennorj
SeCrrtiry- Treasurer. 5s
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FINANCIAL

business Opportunities 3S
COAL COAL! COAL! We nav. ,o,,,
E.'ns hI.h' Tor sale, reason for s.!!.as
Y"A,lS not n position to give Gcr>onai
SsSi.mn..ph. -. Address Otto T.. Roedlg"r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21

HAIR WAVE permanent by APPOINTMENT
Fourth street between broad Gad Grace
Streets.
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Situations w'nn,cd-,I,lc a.

FARM E*PERT--A graduate o, an I,,7j.,,
"tf'eIiiurhl school. 8 years Of age
,t.a . prrinaHt IA position. c&pcr, i'm
.NtiNlHaIE cuntc-nIng modern .grIcui.
III, sp'Sia STUDY on the trausi0rina-
WI, ',..n Npn"!hie eNDsCthtiUas.
ltiohG Sire, lHChniunI. va
MAN trcSgnt employed by large sup.
w. linGse, desires iogit!On IN on %
~ .4tsiGn \ '}s, care Times Dispa,ch'
itCSb College student desires from & IN
nnG's WpE.. BEGINNING at T. NJ Can
nitbt' iSl"NTi'". ana lut.l'! M
Inln's 10 some extent .i5 care Times
YOUNG CoLpRED MAN wants position
IS rnriyr or yard iuaH. private rcslGcucc'
AaIfrsn -.i Et!t Clay. Paul Mack
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Rooms without Board

F9litlH y. lis. between Gracr aui
IraHNslNs ct'aE. cool rooms. ucNlV
ra-"f and pHlui.d. new furniture. no:
Nhi t'Ii baths: tei-uhor,. price reason
FRANKLIN ST. near Harrison. very de-
-tf"p.e iu"."rn rooms. uGtyatc bath.
"'Ss '"st'taM pa ctLs Madison .2"H.
GRACE ". l,.s--Dn. .Shtfuliy cool sim
E.g anu duuh. rooms
GRACE ST ~ siy-For rent furnished
f.p'a-. large and small convenient 10
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%!GEiA tHrn,snc! room icr rent. in tho
most g's.rsb!y located apartment house
m Richmond. nVt Gni cold water a. all
t.fH'N modern IN r."Ty way; no children.
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PEYTON r. TURNER,
Hotel Richmond,
Richmond, Va.

REAL ESTATE-N aHird. connection Win
, Established real estate business i'm
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ONE-ToN Ford truck: stake side body.
cab and windshcld: just like new. $50
compete. Terms II desired. y. Meyers
S"ns Co., III south Eighth Street.
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IN t.i:-WhDtci. by teacher o, .r
r.ricnc". position In sixth or scyct,fF
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FINANCIAL
business Op,,ortunitics
Money 10 Loan

GROCERY STORE on Church iill. doing
.r H'"d huSin.ss Address Is :1,. care
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