davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Of peace to which we have not agreed.
Accordingly we are stil at war with
Germany, but cur army Of ghosts
has little by little been driven into
no authority, and IL has the Ger
mans and the other allied troops TO
thank FOR kindly subterfuges which
prevent its iEnominiOus position from
being made clear 90 the whole world
An IEnominious Position.
That ignominious position results
from the fact that what was consid-
cred at the time Of the armistice a
purely military problem has now be-
come an almost wholly political one
The war department fhas taken the
view from the start that It ought not
to interfere in political questions on
the Rhine, ought not 10 give any
orders or lay down any policies
which might be considered 10 have
a political tendency. This was All
very well at first. Plans were drawn
UP for further invasions If necessary,
and military precautions were taken
and military administration set go
ing. But as time went on and pollt-
ica1 questions became uppermosr the
difficulties Of our soldiers increased
They were able promptly TO report
to Paris, when our government was
located in Paris a year ago, that the
French proposed TO bring about
sham revolution in the American
area, proclaim a Rhine republic and
they were promptly instructed TO al
low nothing Of the sort so that
scheme came TO nothing
But this was in the days when
president Wilson was in active con-
ti-oI Of American affairs in Europe
and was on the spot himself After
he went home and the fight with
the senate developed, it became more
and more clear that America might
p ~
commit herself hopelesslys If she per-
r1i'rted her armies TO be used for the
political purposes that the French
wanted
Al tcordingly, as far back as last
wiHt er the war department. decided
to Q lay safe. It may be surmised
that its orders 70 90 so came from
the white house, though as 10 this
/ kuo " nothing. In any case II is
certain that the rulings on the points
that Ctablenz was compelled to refer
to washington from time 70 time
could Only come from the white
house, because they called for po-
litlcal announcements on policy
And. as Everybody knows, the white
house was not giving many orders OF
any kind Perhaps this explains how
the tangle on the Rhine started. The
truth is thu war department has been
some Of omr officers are very bitter
about it.
one OF them said TO ne the other
day: I'VE aa'e in the most CHASTITY
position conce1 Table- Either We have
20 act on our own responsibility and
risk being disslToWed and possibly
cashfered il what we do doesn't meet
with the later approval Of Washing
ton. or we have 70 deliberately re-
fuse 20 do the job for which we we're
put here and not cooperate in any
way with the othar armies"
Accordingly, the situation seems 10
have settled down into an absurdity-
We have agreed TO keep our troops
where they are. SO long as they are
asked 70 do nothing. and permitted
20 take Up no attitude, make them
selves as iuconspicuous as possible,
and behave as though they did not
exist.-Copyright, 1870, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
japanese Art Hit;
No Girls as Models

Toxic. japan, Aug 21-Modern
Japanese art IS endangered. by lack Of
models. An unusual gathering OF 80
girl models and most OF the promin-
ent sculptors and painters was held
TO try TO solve the question OF the
demand for girls TO pose The art
school advertised and received only
seven answers. OF these seven appli-
cants. only four were willing 10 pose
in the nude and none OF them re-
NAMED very long. They receive a
salary ranging from S25 10 $50 a
month and are expected to do two or
three tWo-hour sittings a day.
Twelve thousand persons in Am
sterdam are engaged in polishing
diamonds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

Natives in Central America prize as
food the iguana. the giant lizard Of
the south. 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21

CEN BARON PETER wRANeEL leader Of the antbshsk forces whose
" south
according govern
Wran controls the territory the Crm peninsula and
number about
the boil
battles fought is thought that the French
being made By the MIangl forces ag.t the ba-.hs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-21
RHINE ARMY Of GHOSTS IGN0RED;
TREATY REVISION AID TO GERMANS

By JOHN LLOYD BALDERsToN-
CCeutinues from page II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

sive Cities there is credit association and which is
made up of the business men of the city This organi
zation is not a menace to any person who is honest.
It's influence is directed against those who would go
from store to store, obtaining all the goods which
they can secure upon their word to pay and with no
intentions of paying for some.
In the office of the association, it might be said IS
an honor roll and dishonor roll. On the honor roll
will be found the names of those who ask for credit
and incidentally secure same by reason of their re-
cord for honesty. On the roll Of dishonor, will be
found the names of those who do not meet their OBJ
legations Great care is used in investigating care
fully before names are entered upon this roll 1t must
be proven conclusvey that they persist in refusing
to pay for their purchases before they are cassed
among those who are not worthy of credit.
A debt of honor whether it is for pound of beef
steak suit of Clothes furniture purchase, or for
articles, or services of any description should not
be treated lightly 1t should be recognized as just
claim and worthy Of prompt attention in every case
if ones credit is to be maintained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

II is our purpose only to deal with that class OF credit
that is extended by man to man simply upon honor
and because of the faith of one in heother. Where
credit is obtained by of security of some de-
scrpton being given the obligation is usually met
and if it is not the who extends the credit does
not lose by reason of the security given for the pur
pose Of obtaining the accommodation.
A debt of honor should never be allowed to bring
dishonor In the days Of DID, men were willing to lay
down their lives if need be, rather than permit dis
honor to come by reason Of their failure to make
good debts of this character.
When merchant extends credit to an individual
upon solely the agreement to pay he should take no
more chance than when he is dealing with the per
son of resource and who is thus good as the say
ing is He should be fully protected by the honor OF
his debtor as he is by the means of the other The
persons who recognize the Importance of meeting
their obligations and who do not let them 60 unpaid
have reputation for honesty and the payment OF
bills that is an asset of great worth The promptness
with which they meet their obligations becomes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

matter of record which grows stronger and stronger
day by day.
Those who wilfuly resist the efforts which their
creditors make to collect their accounts also gain
reputation that grows as rapidly, if not more SO,
than does that of those who are prompt payers.
In this city, as in the majority of all other progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

outstanding
accumulate period without paying is on the rapid road
man would be VINO ala not pay
the
vua bills bankruptcy does the business man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-14

CREDIT--When You Desire Same, How Do You Secure
MustY Give Security Have Some I
For You Before Desired Accommodation May Be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

~ 600 gG0 INNER Ti'Ri:S
vii, DC sold this yea! IN ia" tinted States.
70 Other in, OF mere handisc today Of
f"!s greater sales possibilities III volume.
profits and pcrm4a"aCy.
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EHPifIS NEWT
Statesmen .nu AGENTS

RELiAHLE IAI.ESMES to soil retailers In
small towns Victory chinawAr., ami com :
rl'i" liuo t!ncr"i mcrcha nd.sc. Factory
StupiN"n.S. Commissions on IUlrovcd UusI-
ness r.Id weekly, Can trS out as side iiac
anI later you VIII want exclusively. rYlcr
Administering 20. 81. Louis. Mo.
REIiESENTATiVE- opening for big ,rJ-
duScr who repeats through correct rcurc-
ScntatGoa. goods tack you, big repeat com
mission exclusive territory DoA .. sta
ton T. Cleveland
SALESMAN. uocnD To sell our fancy pa
I"F>. uasNc's. Artificial Rowurs. nUvr.Ny
decorations aud window Display accessories
s.lcs Co. lnc. so Rcaic st. New ScrK
- .E@MAN--ti""I territories ouen for "a
POPULAR soft drink. sold in concentrate uI
syrup iO'ln. Ii y"u are selling CanGv
ar drug stores. It's lust the sid. line YOU
arc i"chlnE Tor. " rite us agency. stat
.lS ,NiHri"nce. !. 80 care Times pigLa CHI
SALESMAN wanted tor special line spring
cry goods on cominiss,on: factory TO re
taller. Snicndid side line Tor tra' c!e:.
sAl.rsMAN-Aoo' to $500 monthly. sa.ary
or commission. selling well known luhri-
Lant 20 garaEc trade. Covering entire
State; Must prove successful past RECORD
NO S!Uc-!inc salesman wanted. j J. slHs-
tcrson. lis' West Eleventh street. ClcNe ID.
SALESMAN to call on school honrds. farm
Ecuc inan can make from three - ten ;hou
sand dollars per Year. The Staudaid Steel
cnrroratt"n. 1858 Thtrticth Street Mi!wau-
ky.. WISCONSIN.
SA LIS NAN--Ira 10 cali iobhcrs
and wholesalers: new article: side line.
no competitions; good commission. Pat'r-
*"1 Company. -: : Clark street. Chicago.
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TWO
X --------------- -
EMPLOYMENT
Help Nantcu--NiHlc s..
iH rutIs SJSS ,,@s iT%s iqsilalys
Send model or sNctch ana u.s cript!on 10.
on,ihlon OF us oatenttnie nttusc free. iiieh'
Terms, 'Xie,yr IIsns \ Co. ;si Nintu
Street Maah!l. on. u {.
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE WANTS SEVERAL HUN
DRIED SKILLED AND uNsNIl.LEp MEN
FOR .our-oF.T0wN JOBS. APPLY ~
NO. NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.
LEARN ACro md TEAcToK, BUSINESS
IN =" wy"ss; 9.uYriunilieS ",.ry-
%aii5 gr.1t,@c !rs,@5s 'asa AZ 49, ssny"i
ANS nd S. q. syNn 49, a, 20 a" ,h2as
and :rrae,%- SS:hGy1 III o.. s,fSYt Ran Kan.
LlTENAKl WOKn-Aav. intelligent person.
her ~ may ~" sS%ndid income SoI
;inc 'N;,r't5ern,r' nmnce. snTy nc can
,iouiars. Nauona. i'rcSs Burcau, bunato,
y.
fer Xorl t.,olu, uIors.a Aisbs M M Sad
E!G5i"" ,,, iG .'," .i"Fe' men i.r ''4sr
RiohmoEd EalT'Ysuicat Agency. $40 North
Macs A;S,os,, , ,"n 2ar pnioy? ana a'rlA9s
s asS. AZ .NF5 s ss F4ngr's Street Grn
Man % "ora ,'as c,y reunlshng Ga IN.
,aS.Iod ST a ,y.R S'G'"H 5,si ' .. " new
Lerieage. "rt~ GUH"e;sl Co, IS Elm.
Ian 10 sgIj trees .hrlog ross. vines 6u!rs.
!, "sr,9Na'a yHr.Wn Brothers NursSr'ys
AEN-l'5..,s 10 he sRVf1rI T.-Da,- ,,a.,e...
:, 70 NX,oGv F!,.E haircu;S ana >nAycs. COt
ME ~. AaNne4"l INSTITUTION a,,.r.
~ h. ~. ness $50 ,s-" Tr n,-aa;sn.
-GSaos. .2.:-.2z ..oAs. -3s.g.,i., Uauyi- II.
ME tI5s ID, men t. ,, s.rq M "arEgst
,Sa.;h y,L..n s.ss.s Nichiacrt "a
Ia, .,a :aler c.e D /. ,o II.
onr1iAnp MAS $GuR-war,cd. "a ,raeu-
,,,S Sr: h"'1 ,.a ST Tor c2m-
appie ana ..,eA ,-.ss w6T unJ.,Ts;.>lls
and oaSEAnS @; ;rwir nui " no Is a!s3 :. good
isi.1e. Sis'r az s.,-rv. cNpo-icncc ana
e. T , f ( 1 5S R.eS5; so2.sa ~ors
TToTVGE;AIsiGi,- tlXpy5lenc~d ,>s.sl.r.,
stuiie. VI fAs, Broad gay '>''e''S
PORTRAIT sALhsMEE 20 travel Must w.
easy s:ilor rsy end OF each week Cali
on a II; T. ), l,@s3"rd Lexington Hotel between
.'HARMAC 'sI'--Wsn,en. re-:,s,yt,G Or as
roS 81. ~ latcss pn.-ns 60 rgterfH ,
RIc'lM0ND NIIIWA1- M-lTL CLERK ~
wan Mny f ngSd ~ nmgr. 81 h$0C
fa nndi,il,; saTpg a'%ss;ons free Wti,e
SN ~, .,Iid h.SENrAriVl :--leuus man
rerscsrt tttMS nN"If'Hb,S Ar' a. gales
i3 i =, |si,nGwn IN IN, aAla} and <ar
5aalnry .FIo%,ea. Ada-ys< Bon j. tO5. c ..'"
's al5 1>% 5uh g'$ st,l for fg"sr @erna
O. nos, mas, D. onl IA -
sA ,'..- A ,ma.a OF htEl. character ,n,l
w 'i i4e WORTH leading u.i!c" device
InaHargr WI nr III Ht,haionG un,.l thur,
IMay II mt r,"teh 81. he,w"em ! aatdI )
III. y 't.t@'. -nithnoul uutrl
az ts% A-,--lvau,rd steady. rol.aa.. in
l aa.r.3 i.E a'Es.g nrw, !eiercHyys re.
hAALaM4N--
mon-r.as sApnsaAx. % 70
IS YEARS or AGE. WHO CAN
FrE%i4n uNcuEsTloaAuLE
EnrlAa&cHs As 10 cllAnAc-
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Heip-aiair 81 icnul..

MfS-NOMEN--W start yCI in i-----,-
fnIn.shirS ,e".ry'hirs. mon ard rs linen,
cpportnHilN ~ li!4' 20 earn 80 to 500
weekly ype,atIDg DOR "rcw ,ys,cni sn.c! jiy
can6y iLcipt!.s homo auyvn,.I 't,gItic
free. EJFsi"ir CONTAIN Egy 90,
MES WcMEH--Wantca. imu,amjoiy non
81 women - or ofN". =. : UoVsTuulc,, mn
-ttiohs BEGINNERS set 81 lru a. 81 400
Eexs Suicp fh.s' 70 & 500 aud over per.
UAhcnt tnhli"th common 'G.taflor ru..
s ncia a, IInns &c" GnhognssAry List ro.i,
lin lnstiiute: llent ..s \. Eoshss,e, - =
YOU save m"rcs wnen ygu suy -.d ,,u
thru chase ceIum.s " 's''
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SAIEsNiASAC;ER

Large havoying extract uanuta 81 urcr
seeks salcsmauaE"r: an excellent VpH"rtu-
nifty FOR ambitious salesman understand
IN. the NJHor!nG extract business who DOG
acSSvS initiative ana aESTrsSINCuCsS; salary
ana profit sharing ARRANGEMENT Full phr-
tiCularS when replying: vii! h" kent striCt-
" {, niiGent.aL I. =. 20. Cable Bldg. y. Y.
SALESMEN with rig auto to visit
schools. 800 salary ANA liberal comma
sion. X. -. Evans ~ CO. 100 Wabash ave-
t.hIr.,En
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tMPtf' W. NJ
Hcip-Ataic or Female.

MOMkN OK MAN wanted. salary @.i full
NLnc. h9c an hour su"rc tim.. selling
!. a"FIhtctd hosiery Ia wCarcr. Experience
unnecessary International Minis norris
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ORCHARD NA&AGEE-wa "a ,,ac.-
ca! r."5s r. - h~Td 'na7aS for COM
Einia. CONSISTING 81: g-.r .gu .tres i! GEARING
apric and s',cH tT.,s. wh, urGgrsi.u4s
and IA SAin~ @; 'rG'r "ni " no IS also :, good
give .o.ysciu. II iSat-', Five SO '' -
family ana Il Any ~, large enough 80 worN
w. T. Hood * Co. RIch..ogI. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

---L L,T.-.IN tEIn.N SanIord. tla.
Chh,N f&OrE'Inh% Wanted, >.iusm..i
to .aN6lc 'tu- New Pocket Check Pro.
'.,i"r' a. -,ie Iuy Kct.i!s for only 90
''tN>, anS"'rr TN puTpus" .. a s., ma
chine. INcry ON, Wa rr3t,tcd Now t:""d
ny ON" e! IN" ltJerS' CONCERNS IN inS STATE.
:tlu"', W7oAiu" and full particulars 20
''H'S- pru"- "a. today. Am rica. Novelty
'.1lhuy ,.NurluurG Va -
hiSlkuit IEt; wanted IN every town for
%pn"4Nllnr: $500 20 $500 Der month: ,p
Gus ~ Territory. automobile free 10 work
.rS",,''I'"' '"'"nany. pcpt. Ill. Dial
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Situations Misunderstanding. 30

hHphKhr.ri.N and typis,. cx"cu,,vc lb.l-
~. carhhle ot h"ndiin; correspondence.
: lara experience. changing because OF
'h"NIe mad. ry employer. mere job
--, ,i-t '"-rd Ran1oiph 1850
biitSSMAklNH % all kinds. Com" have
your 90 dress made new. Phone Ran
LADY would IKE 10 share apartncn, with
"onGchi"i lady. J. d35. care Times Dig
-, 49,. =. .. -.
!otSHk EEi'Ei:- Reliable l.dy wi.hes uusi-
-, Nyh ~ ""i%.nr hou8cAecpcr. Is sci. care
~ liER-Thoroughiy experienced
StrhoEF"rh'r desires permanent position
:. y rc'' f-riLr"'. no mere Job considered.
3adison 'i7i-J
..'bEitAfiiFR-Wau by Young lady
''"E hh'T. i''"it!'H a. st"uor ph"r. cNpcri-
.",,d IA" ole" work. Eca&onanic salary.
Hh'f"9S & car" Times Dispatch
' NNfED by young lady OF good cxpcr-
'9'" roH.il"n Hf private secretary. Can
'hs". 8? thc best references and does not
T.lNi working. Apply L. 80 care Times
YprNG I.ADr viii devote 2 hour "a day
y" cereal work Please stat" work de
,Hed. done. Can do ongrossing Address.
v-s. care Times Dispatch.
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THU MpH:.D KEMArPED'-Hcw up-i5.
H"i" Mas OF IN" World old ones now
!Wnk ,Nu' te T"p.ac"d Agents making
80, 20 H?n i"yr We a-e hcadGuarters. Give
,tst Ems" ray express. pG.Nt 3Jc
!: Philips Publishing Company. Siinta
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SALES i-t-s. nvn OF LfEl. Character AMI
st.Ns 1.i.lty 10 ~s present rhr lulAutay-
'H''Ft 'i i4' w"rids leading v.,'" vioo
az l.t Ntut a' .h., trrr. tory. cu- urll
nay. i, inl,-,~tod 90. between ! a"d )
y AZ. v. j. Collins. tti.hlnoul ilutr.
"a T. t.'ss' 49, yvartrd .,,.. Az ~,i.a,r -
Nt l'-1N' so idNn tn solicit business
lulI-S ..s ',..h. ,EkNH urlu, !gicrgu,rs ~ e
W.. ,,,.E d" ayn". Room -, StUunC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

LEARN AUTO AND TRACTOR BUSINESS
In "a weeks: ouuuriunilies "Ntry-
where CHEERING SI5G 10 t;uo !. month: t~icc
rnorc equipment ana npvr space used IN
DAILY prHcu"c training than any auto school
IN Am,Ti,N. ''JSty" mechanic Instructors
and sam. Uothoe sc uSuu 30 tra;n :ho4s-
andS o: COLDER mechanics n to-Jav courses.
Write nov Irt" a!ui:. kaNc Auto
and Tractor Schov. 2lJ7 OK STREET. Kan
CITY Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

4hAEEi.lSG aAnESMH% A~nlrd 20 ear.
our me OF rubber rrpiiNr to call Au .Iut.
~ ,"En""rr ana ,rci"rhl store r.!r IN
t''r !'ih"N NOWrs. l'utI."' sAIuul. ;.iUcr;,
commission. "" Ia vr war, houses ~ Iii
"a" urincIpa! cIj!cS IN IN" { ni."d S.,"s
ltbstt kpNNrE 60. ~ i.u.i. /,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

., S,"S 4, !'ha! MY N!ni'r automobile fuel.
"rt'ia!'E aiari"d Ia cold wca Their starts
easy, Aaus power. nilcag. ana -.,tt:CSs
.rr"tinS mems; EidGrssd bv thousa nds.
~ TTrtn.n'. 9uint free. l.. BallNcy. Dept.
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FINANCIAL
Busiuc,, Oum,,,,,nit,e.
81

YANKEE SYSTEM OF BAKING. INC.
LohEacre bidB.. New York City $tio cs-
,ab.ihh,s any, man or woman in douEhnut
huS!ncS"-carn VIC n day und up! 5aco Eross
rT"Hls' No traininE necessary; supply
al ,,d,, needed equipment With the 1870 Yankee
10 1000 dozen delicious doughnuty daily
We .nrnirh tca;:i formulas and full In
structions free. Small space required. Pro-
c"s. Of making them right In tho window
attracts crowds who cant resist buying the
toothsomc loughnuts which they know are
absolutely fresh and pure. Send once
for fu.i particulars.
JpOtS ucr annum in an absolutely SAT. en-
t"rpris". If an income like this on a few
hundred dollars appcas to YOU. write Box
SGT. Burkhurnctt Texas.
Investments, Stocks. Bonds. 80
SrOck--Scvcral shares preferred stock in
rapidly growing corporation. J SCI. care
Times Dispatch.
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IucIl-rLiss SALESMAN. 20 TO
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Statesmen and Agcats.
~ LARGER SALARY.
YOU W ANT MORE MONEY,

AGENTS AND CREW MllNAGERS--S"w
last selling food speciality. liN,Si article:
backed Nour label Write ar wire Fed
yTa! Puro Food comuAuy. Chicago. III.
40 -;NrS--sIS ~ $J6 weekly In yoI,;. ,.p.,r,
me d"!aS special a1vcr; :sius WORK
AMONG thc families Dc Your city. No ,x-
90 "icncr necessary. Write today fp- fgll
rs'ucu!arS American Products CO. SIS
Z tri,!N kttS.. Cincinnati. ohio.
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SFIi.S ltEpnES sNrAriNE--I man
fSpiHss MA ~ thiyhmnni :ni 'ic,niv
IRISH !naGutartu;lr. STAT, .rc. reference ana
5ninry rSro"t"G. Address 15oN J. JOy caro-
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- LESM EN-i.imitcd numner selling agcn.
c!"r nov aNHilaOl. This territory FOR Davis
iA!i"red clothes. Maker 70 wcarcr. Attrac-
,irc proposition assuring steady Income.
/ Nr.ic LOia!. References required. l. II
! DAVIS TM..o-inE Co. Cinc!Mnau. Nh!o.
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'HAkMACi Sl-Wsnica. rc--lstrctU ar as
-: titHi lsi'-"L phs -.u a,lSt. reference.
rcGLiTe4 Address = s:5 care Times bis.
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KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE WANTS SEVERAL HUN
DRIED SKILLED AND uNsNu.LEp MEN
FOR .our-oF-T0wN JOBS. APPLY AT
NO. . NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.
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EMPLOYMENT


ACCOUNTANT - Experienced accountant
expert service: chargcs reasonable. * Jl?.
car" Times Dispatch
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BOUKkf:ErER OR OFFICE MANAGER
Account ~ corporation changes. trans
fcrrcd To distant city. wants work in Rich
worker references ami bond. Can report
IN two weeks from engagement. VIII work
tor MA. salary unit. value shown, 53i,
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PORTRAIT Statesmen 20 ,-.v-l Must Va
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on II; u. l"cnGrd. Lexington Hotel. between
4 and i NJ.
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LITERARY WOkn-Aav Intelligent person
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YOUNG Nh Wasted At oHcE. rw8
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i'or s.s's AID s,snIlrd speculate Soils 70
'. 50" and rs,"'. trade. Exclusive CON
70 i.EUS P"T E64T'sr. Manu-
- 'H-'" -''- l!o..uan Avenue. ll.us,om.
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~ ANDING TiMEEE--Thrcc million feet
Standing timber. miles Richmond. for
3 Nov". ~ sold This week Address !,
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TIE REGINA VACUUM LEANEH-EIba
ttardwhrc co. i22 West Broad Street.
LOO ARMY ASH cans. practically new cost
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q. t25n' tlass - 81 90: Glass G. $3.50: IRE
phcKctS sue Army supplies of all kinds
Arny * ;:avy Supniy COMPANY. 40 i,r"ok
Avenue Rando!ph 1929 III North Sevcn-
t..nth Street Madison 2i05: 1901 Lester
Street. Randolph l44s
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Ar"yliEE NtL|ANiXINt;-A growing
i,"nth3.. l"sln"s. Easy 10 learn in.
siIGrI'u u""h 81 Three weeks ,,r.crirhI
"h""l course .rcc. rlants. $50 up C.,S
.yhn' !, Equipment Co. 81 Canal! Gin