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Evening star., 1920-03-13
Ebert an !mperiaIist
Despite Promise of a
PEOPLES Government

Friedrich Ebert, formerly head of the
main committee of the reichstag and q
leader OF the social democratic pa rty
was elected first president OF the new
German progressive republic for a
term of seven Sears on February H.
1919. by the national assembly at Wei
mar. He has been characterized as a
type of panGerman or irnperialistic So
ciaust.
1t was the Ebert government which
arose from the ruins CT the Hohenzoilern
dynasty and which enabled the entente
allies to conclude peace with GERMANY
On Nov erber 10. 1918. when former
Emperor William abdicated and fed
Ebert was the imperial chancellor. hay
ing succeeded l'Tnce MaxiInilian Of Ba-
den. who was Instrumental in negotiat-
ing the arnistice. He at once assurfi. d
olutioEary outbreaks. Th. red flag was
hoisted over the Brandenburg gate and
the royal palace after wild scenes in
Berlin. where the people shouted Long
Live the Republic and sang The Mar
seillalse-"
Pledges Peoples Government.
THE new government will be q gov
ernment Of the people" Chancellor
Ebert said. at must make every effort
10 secure in the quickest possible time
peace for the German people and con
solidate the liberty they have won. The
new government has taken charge of the
administration to preSery. the German
people from civil war and famine and tc
accomplish their legitimate claims %
autonomy"
The independent socialists. including a
radical element favorable TO bolshevisr
and known as Sparta cides, complicate ed
Ebert's problem. When h. became
chancellor many of these radicals, in.
Guiding Karl Licbknecht and Rosa Lux
.mburg were freed from prison and the
two mentioned We're subseaue ;,ssas-
sinated.
The national assembly which elect
ed Ebert was formed for the purpose
of adopting a constitution. Its ducu.
ment, which was approved last Au.
gust .. provided that the cXecuriv.
power lies with the people" Tn.
power of the upper chamber of thu
Feichstag was limited similar to til,
British house Of lort.s. There W..
ecial protection for labor. ant
generally accepted rules of interna
Evening star., 1920-03-13
SNOWDEN GETS 80 YEARS
FOR KILLING OF HIS WIFE

isaac Snowden, colored, twenty-five
years old. was sentenced today by
Chief Justice Mccoy TO serve thirty
wears in the peniientiary.
Snowden was charged with murder
in the first degree for killing his
wife but was allowed to plead guilty.
to murder in the second degree The
tragedy occurred at ths home Of
!Snowden, 9li Barry place, January III
last.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
as likely as result of the allied de-
mands over the Scapa Flow sinkings
Revolt Was Inevitable,
White House Comment
on German UpheavaI

Press dispatches brought to official
Washington it's first news of the over
throw of the German government by
the military.
such a revolution was inevitable :"
was the comment of White House Off
cials. but officers Of the State Depart
nent would make no statement. pre-
ferring to wait for official advices and
additional details.
White House officials would not add
to their comment nor indicate on what
they based their expectation of an
uprising.
Reports from Germany to other gov
ernment departments. however. have
indicated growing feeling OF unrest
/, because Of the slowness Of reconstruc-
ion and a return to world peace. and
demonstrations on large scale had
been expected.
No Word From L. S. Oficinls.
No reports regarding the revolution
have been received. either from Ellis
Loring Dresel, special United States
commissioner at Berlin. nor Col. Ed
ward Davis. American military OBJ
server at the German capital. 1t is
known, however. that they have re-
gardcd the situation as serious.
Communication with the Naun radio
station at Berlin has been interrupt
l
resumed today. 1t was assumed that
the station had been closed Temporal
| rily by the revolutionists.
! Latest reports here show that the
organized military force in Germany
| consist Of the reichwehr, of slightly
! less than 100000 men, and the hom,
! guard constabulary. of about 100000
! The reichWehf, organlh.I under the
terms of the peace treaty, is to be re.
, duced to 10000 men by July 10, under
! the treaty stipulation. 1t is now or
! panized on the basis Of twenty bri
gades, distributed throughout Ger
many. with slight concentration
! near Berlin and on the eastern from
| tier. IT was recently equipped will
! new arms and uniforms. The hom'
! guard was formed to maintain inter
nal order and is subject to call tt
suppress local uprisings near tn,
! home of the members. The Germa,
! navy is said to be practically non
| existent.
Elements Of DiscOntent.
| The principal elements of disconten
with the present republican govern.
ncnt are said to be the junkers who
i yearn for PrusSian supremacy, tho
/ Spartic;sts and returning war pris
| oners, who are dissatisfied with tn,
! slow reconstruction methods of tn,
administration. and the reactionaries s
Included in the last named category
ii is said. are the $4,000 troops re
! cruited by Won der GoltZ for theil
loyalty to the old regime. This fore,
! occupied the Baltic states until it.
! W withdrawal was forced by the allies
ard was afterwards reported to hav,
disbandcd, the men returning to theil
homes in Prussia. 1t was picked
army OF men. all of whom were re
ported to be out of sympathy with
., republican form of government.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Belfast. Ireland. has the biggest dis
uIery and the biggest tobacco fac
tory In the world.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
NOT TO NAME HEAD
OF SCHOOLS UNTIL
INQUIRY CLOSES

Continued from First PareD
Evening star., 1920-03-13
FRENCH ENVOY IN
PLIGHT TO OBTAIN
PRESIDENTS VIEWS

CONTINUED from First Pace
Evening star., 1920-03-13
u. S. CLERKS STAND
SQUARELY BEHIND
ClASSIF.ERS' WORK

(CCntinu.f f,-u;o First EageD
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Attitude OF Club.
Did you ende&vor to place in Office
the men that you thought would carry
out the Ideals You believed in?"
As AN Individual, yes. As an or
ganiZat-on. no it is only just and fair
20 say that the club did not interest
itself in the appointment of indiyid-
ullS'
ITO what extent has the club been
successful in having appointments
made 10 places of trust?"
Il do not know" said DR.. Van
Schaick. Il have given ny approval
sometimes and sometimes refused it,
hut ! cannot say with what degree Of
success. Our meetings have partaken
much OF the n;-ture Of an open forum,
with frequent diSaG-eementS among
the members ea 2
Senator Cappe- asked the witness
about the board of education meetings.
brinSin. out the fact that there was
usually a fun attendance.
DO you think the board is open to
criticism! for neglect of its duties?"
asked the Kansas senator
Il do nos" said the witness.
They are oa the job all the time"
They are"
Senator Han s"l extended his line of
questioning. taken up several days ago.
la re-ard to dancing ia the school
buildings. and read dance programs
that had been issued in connection with
gather 1gs al the Minor Normal School
ana the Dunbar Civic Center. DR. Van
SthaICk said he did not know Just what
the entertainments in question were,
but he WIS not opposed to proper
dances in the public school buildings.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

Here is what the reclaSsifc3tl"n
commission neheveS the 'ohSftA's'
government departments. the ts"tfa.
employees and the puhi!, 1t large VIII
secure by the adoption Of the Gi:tSSi-
fication OF positions. uniform pay
Recommendations and the plan 'or
their administration:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents
CALENDAR sA1EsMEN-nEAD THIS,

CALENDAR SALESMEN-READ THIS!
II you can sell high grade. eI-
elusive, copyrtShtcd. art calen:
dars. monthly service. engraved
greetings. display pencils and
other direct advertising media you
VIII be Interested In tho line pro-
duced by tho Southern Art Cor
poration.
This company Is tho FIRST In this
limo or business TO be organized In
he South. 1t II financed and Of
nccred by representative South
crn mon; II has Installed tho most
modern and efncicnt equipment In
every department. and Ia manu-
featuring n complete art calendar
and advertising pencil limo OF the
very highest rank.
Real. live. advertising Ealesmen
VIII want to Investigate this limo
and our liberal contract before
hiSninS up for next year. Apply
now. oofore your territory Is as-
SOUTHERN ART CORPORA
TON. MEMPHIS. TENN.
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FOR SALE.

Several high-grade retail
businesses, including ladies'
ready-to-w e ar, hardware,
groceries, cigars, automo-
bile tire, accessory, confec-
tionery and restaurant.
For full particulars, H 3O3,
care Times-Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-worlds greatest auto inven-
ton. No more storm blurred wind
shields; mystic felt works wonders: ono
rub Keeps glass clear "a hours: steel
mountinss: Ats pocket. Vctter made SIS
nat day; Security MFG. Co.. Dept $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
EMPLOYMENT
SalcsIncn and Agents

t9wns 70 carry our line or all. Est
tsolsheI nIteen ysars. Line general ut"S
chandlse. C9mmlssions liberal p,y.hi
weekly on NIL approved business .ois
want a IlYo proposition. write uuIcL ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS in every town: best selling mems
for goods: $50 to SIS Week: success
assured, Investigate today. Community
Clothes Co.. NO. lo2s Buttonwood Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-Quick ssien! Big proftsl Orders
in every home for our beautiful dress
goods. SINS and general yard goods: largo
book OF samples free to agents, Write to-
Snl Mfg. Co.. Desk IS. AIS Broadway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

YOUNG MES-wanted. ) good. live young
inen to seil shoes: experience prefetrca
hut not necessary. Young Geiger Co.
40 East broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-S3.5o an hour new Kerogas
binary coal oil; Fits any stove. Biz coal
shortage. Get started now. wonderful
opportunity. Sample free. wrtto uuick
Thomas Mig. Co. Suite 54l. Dayton. Ohin'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-New money -mak!ng mail or
der plan; Clean. legitimate. Requires
less than IS to start, and no experience
Proof free. Getchels 253 Lincoln. Port
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-convertible 2-In-l umbrellas:
wireless construction. Willis clears SIs
daily; new; novel: not sold in stores: fall
line ready; no capital REQUIRED; write for
s.naTt outfit. Parker Mfg. Co.. 1928 Tent
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SALESMAN.

HIGH-CLAss SALESMAN TO REP
RESENT oLD:ESTABLISHED FOO d
bKonuCTS HOUSE SA yIRGISIA TER
RTKG; wSSSSTTEs H = y,!r, ACTIVE. AMBi:
Gf;HARA CTER AID FEnsoSALITY. can
I.s, GSNSiDEhE1; SOME PREVIOUS
P9SiTioN PERMANENT: SALARY. EE.
STATE AGE. EDUCATION. PREVIOUS
BUSINESS EXPERIENCE. l. o32. CARE
II 81 ES- DISPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

Gay means yeariv sG nco nneaai e. G snies
experience needed: excellent spare time
and eys nisl SELECT no esp,ai reauired;
and lamp for free trial, before territory
IS taken; Mantle Lamp Co, 1917 Aladdin
y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-MakS $50 weekly taking orders
hundreds of orders waiting: 50 an hour
for spare-time; we deliver and collect;
goodyear Mfg. Co.. 1915 Goodyear Bldg,
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AGENTS-{ll a day Tor 5 hours' work;
new method; no capital reGuired: no
aud hank big profits Davis Products Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGESTS--sio0 weakly: automobile own
everywhere Wild with enthusiasm:
marvellous Invention. doubles power. milo
age. efficiency: saves its cost frat day:
sensational sales everywhere: territory
going like Wild hire; f26 sample outnt and
Ford car free. Write quick. Ovee Co.,
Dept. 76s. Louisville, Ky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

MN. woNEE-Thousands u. s. gov
eminent positions open; 13s 10 1900
month: abort hours. Write Immediately
!OE free list positions open. Franklin In
st!tutc. Dept. iGi O. Rochester. ~. i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS--W onderful seller. &c profit
every. dollar sales: license unnecessary:
no stock to carry: sample FREQ. Mission
Pend Co. Office IL. Los Angeles. Cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

SELL NEcEssrITE s-Everybody need,
cleared 800 30 daYs G %ad i hsSAn m
O.. Sspe s.d Tor III sample: IT'S free. Nichols
sailing on druggists. soda fountains and
T eean R"iI e; au siti ogT famous Wis,eria
hiEIIy pfoasSa 10 TetsLr ana GOOD dspe edn
,h;Ys,l2ns TO statesmen. In hrst letter give
Soe Il ampe pe estiao % SiySrsq
so 1mp,nIny; 10 East Forsyth Street. jack
TERRITORY sALEsMEN-Wc want $50
s gene gas plant; for Kitchen and heating
ssndy SH6asen,s; This burner burns kero-
wonderful seller With coal high and scarce
COMMISSIONS unusually Iiberal. Sla,e ter
c5soIy gs'ft tan s. b &;s I 6Ss Burner
W" Eva, want iiye agents for, our SOAPS. per
n. t cassi,i:. toils, preparaiions: household
Msdtsai iaso4 lstSs s9 St as. Paris
We START YOU IN BUSINESS furnish
Ing ,s,rnery,h,,nnSE; oppn5.uni,y lIte-tIms TO
system Specially. Candy Factories" home.
noy Fac, e9 0iass. free Rassda'o Co.
Alias made; 10 day easily d MADE ato aeiie
tSE ih' s,a and PR new 6oo&s maps B'bleA
eheIfs Magic Marvei a. @ Snss ,oF CONT S1s.
pound: 400 per cent profit: enormous re.
= is 10 %au;s: ioSS ': s,Ss uses sssf IL
mlsh;ies. cleaner: contains no lye. lime.
acid or wax; free samples furnished 10
sale of every package: eIeiu.iSs terri,o SH
Own your own bus!nens; you cannot fail
last o aohs SEND n"f iS1 t 2nio sample aas
ss cha proc" l:hy hH'' Co. F D.ss 'e g..
1S0b-lS1f r.. Gist CHICAGO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

koCERr.Up-to-date meat market and
grocery for sale. tho best small stand
IN the West End has been q going bust
ness for ten years. rent sls a month:
stoch and MIXTURES will inventory about
$1,000: on accoun, of other interest owner
must sacrihce at oace. This is your OPP
portunity. as no reasonable orer Will DO
IWuseu. Don't overlook this chance A
is, caro- Times Dispatch.
GROCERY sroRE-spiend!d stand and
sooo Paying grocery store with Il clean
s ssHek; i, G9od opportcuty to secure. an
hiohinond Present owner has excellent
reason for selling. For full informat.on
HAVING hon,S puEehased new l!auid Car.
bohic company soda fountain, We Of
1er for sale our io-toot. ALI rblc. Berker
SODA Fountain; In good working condition:
cheap Tor cash: delivering about Decem.
6er l: F!shburne & Son. waypesboro. Va
HEN LIEIMENT stops every pain and
ache Guaranteed. At druggists
LS a.. manntac,urins corporation wants
- eapeoic men 10 open branch Office and
manage saiesmen: 1900 to $4,000 neces-
riGh ai;;,, patented article. money mailing
Giemmer: Sales Manager. eos Il. Eutaw
St. baltimore, Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Statesmen and Agents

weeklies. a.. In 100 syndicate nagazinrs
3iJt. In 20 sunday papers. $40: lists free.
Stanford Corporation. Lancaster. Pa.
n u b. ~ i S-I.hTsG manufacturer vents
agents TO sell hosiery, underwear. shirts.
dresses, skirts. waists. shoes. clothing.
etc. Write for FREQ samples. Madison
M.ll.. COZ BrOhHuNy. NrW York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

,clence. $40: school niusic-pr!rnary.
ss5, matheIna;ics. $500: manual train
:l'6oo: many others Write or wire for
blank. Southern Teachers Agency. Rich
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
Statesmen WANTED.

We have very desirable op.n-
ings Tor live. energetic statesmen
TO handle our line .: arr ,.Jan
dars. calendar spccIaiiies AMI nh
krade leather goods Of our own
manufacture. direct TO bank, and
general trade. W.. arn aisn
manufacturers OF bank liihogrsl,h,
Inc ana printing and handle a
conbIetc line OF bank and Office
specialtlen. supplies. etc. rfvInp
you an unusually well balanced
nne that can be handled SUCCESS
faiiy during the entire year.
Write at once for proposi,,on
rms Is splendid opportunity Tor
permancns. money making posi-
ZION with one OF the largo, ,nd
best known bank and Office ,un-
Ply ana equipment 0rganization,
IN the country. When writinr
give past experience and refes.
enccs. A'Aef
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

HGENTS-Make SIS weekly selling Cuar
anteed hosiery: we guarantee s36 weekly
full time. 75c an hour spare-timo: cI
pericnee UNNECESSARY. PerfGctwear HOS
ferry. Darby. Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTs-will pay 500 weekly for
liverinE: no. investment: dozen s m1 de,
and styles for men. women, children: re-
coats: rubberIzed tweed overcoats foatup
cd; quick for sample coat and cataiSrue
Parker Mfg. Co.. li2s Book St.. Dayton,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

TiKES. accessories and vulcanizing plant
ior sale. on West Broad Street: can rent
PPu1aiainS cheap Apply 3ls. care Times
"xanNTED-0ood- live man to Invest u.s.
=, oOu ana eervices In growing business
loSsted IN the East. Apply G 433. care
WANTED-To sell music store with CO.
lumbia franchise. Doing good business
Location virginia. Apply c 43S. care
WANTED, n young man to seIi ma
tlonaiIy known product used in all
branches or business: no travelling. there.
the party Will prove his ability no will
have tho opportunity OF being made dis
THE QUICK WAY 20 get what you want
Times-Dispateh classified adj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

SUCCESSFUL
RICHMOND BUSINESS
desires additional capital,
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Guaranteed 81a9o invest
ment; reference exchang-
ed. G 1913, care Times-Dis-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-Mnke IS hour selling "Colum-
bus .ratneoats" TO your friends. Miller
sample free: act quick. Columbus Rain.
coat Mfg. CO.. Dept. 1885, Columbus Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGEN.rS--send for free toilet soap sample
and $40 cash refund offer Lacassia
Co. Dept. Clio. ST. Louis. Mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
STORE ASSISTANT.

STORE ASSISTANT
n largo and fast growing out-of-tovn.
Christian mercantile corporation can use
the services OF young man from rs TO
Is ycara of ago. who has had experiences
In one moro or tho following limos OF
merchandise. buying or selling al retail:
Candy. dry soodn. hosiery. jeweiry.
house furnishings. millinery, music no.
lions. ribbons. noda and lunch. shoes. sta
tioncry.
Must DO of good appearance upright
character. fair education. accurata
memory with constructive and practicnI
Ideas. PoY!tion Offers an unusuai ouuor-
tun!ty to advance TO store manager after
course OF rigid training State ape
religious preference and fun history OF
CORNER positions. with wages.
I. 93i. Care Times Dispatch.
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Twenty-Fourth and
Cary Streets.

J" y ICii MA-E--W ahtcd. night wRtchman.
familiar with boilers. Must have good
reference. Apply Eagle Paper co.
WE DESIRE communication with a sAlts
pared to handle spscialty product In
nishnond territory. The product ~ air.
through Ehoe and sporting goods 1obbers
ana retailers. 1t II backed by Hpltndid
ra!es corporation and powerful! ma
tonal Advertising campaign. II has
competition A liberal commission and
territorial ARRANGEMENT VIII be Uttered.
Replies should 70 into detail regarding
present connections lines being handled.
territory covered. etc SaieA Manager.
Pioneer Products, Inc. lA West is,h St.
Wv YORK. CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

AGENTS-F>very home on farm In small
town. or suburb needs and Will buy the
WONDERFUL Aladdin mantle light: times
az bright as electric: tested and recon-
mcnded by government and leading uni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
NORFOLK STORE AND LEASE FOR

This atoro Is centrally located. in the
s sssTe lease T. suitable for an, iye~,,e
IS feet. Large 30 by Is loot room 20 noO on
SECOND moor goes with leane. Communi-
gate with SURG Winner Tailors. AS Main
OUR FACTORY wants eIciussvs State
representatives for Virginia. West Viz
ginia. North Carolina and South Carolina
70 handle our now Ford starting system
Sells on sight. No upkcep: easy 10 In
stAli, simple and durxAe. Only practical
.-hrter on the market. Factory price
*bo. Retails for $3.50 Ono agent
cleared Sl6o first day. another Sll0 Saw
yer OF Pennsylvania. sold 81 in less than
three days We have placed agents in
this las, fall. First time in the South.
coming State Fair and place agents in
every county chance TO clean nm
5000 and have steady Income in future
Don't fah 10 Interview me. for II viii
surely DC worth your trouble. $4,000 cash
as deposit on goods gives you the cx-
G.osive agency for nearly sixteen years
u you hre not IN position to handle nj
OF inc state We can arrange for you 10
represent US in one or more counties 500
Milton a. Smith. Room SIS. Richmond
RESPONSIBLE Wholesale dealers wanted
Tor our famous BudweiAer malt syrun in
cases OF -. tins of ALA pounds Appiv
nudweiser Malt Products Corporation 6os
Wesi tSth 81. New York wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

| SALESMAN experienced In selling oils
greascs. paints. and roof ccments 10 a CT
as district manager and becomL stock
I holder in new organization: dea!re TO con-
meet with salesnan having $1,000 to
| 1900 to lDvest. j.. +. Moran. No 1915
+ lltth ST. Cleveland. Ohm.
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Hcip-AInic or Female y

JOB PRESS FEEDER: experienced. APP
ply at once. l12l Mutual.
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SALESMAN wanted to sell split cowh!de
10 per cent. we want men who viii
T !sko This bag and show II; Il sells Itself.
a. side line. We require $3.50 fo- sam
pic as evidence OF good faith. II you
want n rea! side line answer this. Mr..
Carey. Az y. NouIevard. Atlanta. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

PEANUT VENDING MACliINES--Saica-
men calling on candy. cigar and drug
ing machines: - cash commission Fe.-
sentha! Candy Co.. Dtpt ITO. Louisville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

sAI.ESMEN wanted. EIperiencod sales
and .embroidcries in tho VirRinias to the
r r,,h dry goods trade; commission basis
ccived and accepted as to credits. Adj
dress. with full Particular and references.
ilmporter; p. o. Box 4s7 Madison Square.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

! "a MISUNDERSTANDING on retailers In .rnai,
towns TO carry s!de-l!na dress goods.
taller; liberal coInmssion. F. G. holman
& Co. 2li Chestnut ST. PHILADELPHIA. ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

sALESBoARD Statesmen wanted. Sell
his class line OF asso.;ments: an !ceaI
.ions duo when shipments made. season
lusi opening up: write today for working
outnt: you make real money IL YOU
sell goods on our liberal plan. *. a s.
Chicago.