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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
Religious Spirit
To Dominate As
City Celebrates
Sacredness of Christmas to Be
Observed With HOLY
Rites.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE }
the Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church, the first OF which VIII be
held at $50 o'clock Saturday morn
ing and an evening meeting at :
o'clock. Christmas day at the Gloria
Del Swedish Lutheran church viii
be marked with a service at $3.50
o'clock in the morning ate which
there will be special music. A pro-
gram at o'clock in the evening
viii consist OF recitatiOns and songs.
Another special service on sunday
viii be observed with two services
at the evening services.
Morning services in Swedish viii
be held al 1880 o'clock.
The choir consisting Of "a voices.
under the direction of Irwin DQlk,
Will render LOwden's Christmas
cantata 'Tidings Of Joy" Sol0ist-
Misses Esther Carlson. Vera hoag-
lund and Selma Pierson. Sopranos
Rev. Carl G. Anderson. tenor. Quar-
tette Miss Selma Pierson. Mrs. John
Steiner. Paul Hoaglund and Irwin
Dolk
A musical service viii be held AZ
the First Baptist church ON Christ
mas night Members and the sun
day school and the Epworth league
OF the German NJ. +. church will
have charge Of the Christmas ser
vice at 7o'clock Saturday night "a,
the church. Eighty children or the
st. Paurs German church VIII pre-
sent a program at the church to-
night Christmas services will be
observed in German at Il o'clock
Saturday
Cantata at First VI r.
The First Methodist church vii
present a Christmas cantata Sunday
at the regular church service and
the following musical program viii
be rendered at the Sunday morning
service at the First Baptist church
Program
Organ Prelude-"Chorus of An.
gels. sherman Wilson
Hymn--'O Come All Ye Faithful o
Responsive reading.
Hark The Herald IN.
gels Sing"
Carol-Now Appears The Gloriou.
Night. Male voices in unison.
Carol" Silent Night'-Mr. and
Mrs. r ". Maaloe.
Address-''Ring Out The False
Ring In The True"-Dr. Z. s. Davis
Carol-"O Holy Night'-Mrs +. w
Maaloe.
Hymn-"Hark What Means Thos,
Holy Voices"
Carol-'tHark HarlI Ny Soul"
Hymn-"Joy To The World"
Postlude-"Grand March"-Nr
Herman Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
M'CRAY NAY NAME
DAUSMAN ON BOARD
Goshen Politician May Be-
come Public Service Com
mission Member.
Special to News Times :

GOSHEN. Ind. Dec. 23.-Guy ".
Dausman OF Goshen, chairman of
the Elkhart county republican cen
trail committee, is 10 have a place
on the Indiana public service COM
mission 10 be appointed by Warren
T. McCray soon after he becomes
governor OF Indiana next month. ac-
cOrding 10 reports in political cir
cles hCse II Is said Mr.. Dausman
will resign as city attorney and as
county chairman I'm February 10
take the appointment as a member
Of the public com mission. which
carries a salary of S. 600 per year.
Ethan A Dausman of Indianap-
olis,\ formerly of Goshen, father OF
Mr.. DaUsman, is a Judge of the IN
diana appellate court He was re-
elected last November. Twenty
five years ago Judge DauSman was
chairman of the E'khart county
democratic central committee. He
left the democratic party in 1896
when Bryan was nominated for
PRESIDENT.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
Supreme Court jury Has
Nicky ArnStein Evidence

WASHINGTON. Dec. ga jury
OF the District OF Columbia supreme
court Thursday night was cOnsid-
ering testimony produced at a trial
OF Jules W. (Nicky) Arnstein and
three others indicted for conspiring
10 bring into the district securities
involved in the So, 100000 Wall st
bond theft a year ago.
The case Of Arnstein and the
three others. David W. Sullivan.
Norman s. BowIes and ". w. Eas-
terday. was submitted 20 the jury
al o'clock Thursday afternoon
n at o'clock Justice Gould. pre-
sidin- in the case. arranged TO be
ca led should a verdict be reached
before midnight. Should no verdict
De reached by that time IL was
agreed that the jury would be lock-
ed up Tor the night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
OFFTCrR KILLS one

ST LOUIS, DecA 23.-After being
shot and proba bly, fatally wounded
by one OF two unidentified bandits
whom he discovered robbing a dry
goods store here Thursday night.
Patrolman Lawrence Krewett re-
turned the fire. killing one OF the
men. The other escaped with APP
proXimately $500 obtained from the
cash register.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
Steal TIUo Automobiles;
Police RecOUer One Car

Two automobiles were reported
stolen Wednesday night. The police
succeeded IN recovering one OF the
cars John Boyer. sol Hendricks
81. Mishawaka. reported that his
car was stolen from the 200 block
on y. Main ST. The car was found
AZ Colfax and Michigan. W. J.
clemens. E6wardsburg. Mich. re-
ported that hts Ford car was taken
from Wayne and Michigan SITS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
Var Risk Bureau RuSheS
Work on Christmas Checks

WASHINGTON. Dec. %. War
risk bun eau clerks rushed work on
mailing out checks TO former serv-
ice men or their beneficiaricC IT.
month as a measure of Christmas
cheer, getting out a total Of 1880
December payment checks for more
than $15,000,0O0 up to Dec. Is. it
was announced Thursday night by
the bureau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
Prepare Xmas Relief For
Vest Virginia Strikers

WILLIAMSON, ". Va. Dec. %.
The Mingo county coal strike dis
trict resolved itself into frenzy OF
eleventh hour preparations Thurs
day for extending Christmas relief
to striking miners and their families
not only in. the tent colonies INT to
these who stir occupy company
houses.
In addition TO the relief GAYS Of
candies. nuts. fruits and toys in
tended for the children o. the
strikers. q carload Cf hams was re-
ceived this morning. Volunteer
workers set TO work &c distribute
the meat throughout the strike area.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
Kouatch Is Arrested on
Charge Of Stealing Coal

IaGa Kovatch. 41J r. Sample ST..
was arrested Thursday evening nv
Detectives Hamilton and Delinski
on a warrant charging him with
petit lacenv Il IS alleged that tha
youth has been stealing coal from
the Miller and Smoke yards I'm M-
vision ST He will be arraiEned in
city court this morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
DEATHS
INFANT NrANNLLY.

Elvira Juanita McAnaIly. infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Boyd
McAnally of Memphis. Tenn. died
Dec. l9 OF spinal meningitis. She
was born in October, 1919. Mrs.
MCAnaI'y is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. la Hommedieu. 21S
r. Monroe 81. South Bend. and Mrs.
Ia Hommedieu attended the fu-
neral
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
FORGERY!

The Dowagiac, Mich. police have
asked the local police department
10 look for a man who il posing as
"A detective, carries a gun and wears
"a badge The man is wanted on "a
charge of forgery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
LGPorte Pastor accepts
Call to Richmond Church

LAPORTE. Ind. Dec. 2S-Rev.
d. a Sauer OF Michigan City, a
prominent Indiana Lutheran clergy
man, announced Thursday that he
would accept a call 70 the pastorate
OF the Bethlehem church in Rich
mOnd, Va. His work there will be-
sin early in January.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
Christmas Shopping on
LuH as Factories Close

GOSHEN. Ind. Dec. 23.-Christ-
mas trade in Goshen ia far below
normal this year on account Of gen.
orally unsatisfactory industrial con-
ditions here. Nearly al Goshen fac
tories have suspended operations for
periods ranging from one week 10
a month or more. Those industries
IN operation are running on short
hours. IL is estimated that between
400 and 500 men in the city are idle
for the holiday season.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want dds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24
KNITTING Mills Announce
20 Percent Wage Decrease

NEEDHAM. Mass. Dec. 2S.-The
William Carter company. which on
crates knitting goods factories here
and IN Springfield. posted notices
Thursday that n 20 percent wage
cut would go into effect after the
holidays and that the mills won d
be shus down one week. a five
percent bonus viii be given this
year a. usual.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-24

see the wonderful baskets 81 fruit
for Christmas remcmbrances a.
80 Fii~'s, los $. Michigan ST $685.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-02
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of Santa Cruz County, State of Arr

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of Santa Cruz County, State of Arr
z0no.
In the matter Of the estate Of
AUGUST BRODINE,
Deceased.
NOTICE OR HEARING PETITION
Notice is hereby given that Chris
tina Brodine has filed in this Court
a certain document purporting to be
the last Will and Testament If
August Brodine together with his
petition praying that said document
be adr:yitted to probate in this Court
as the last Will and Testament Of
said August Brocine who, said petit
toner alleges, is deceased, and that
letters testamentary issue thereon to
petitioner, and that same will be
herd on Monday the 18th day Of
October A. D. 1920, at II o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the court
room of said Court House, in the
Town of Nogales, County of Santa
Cruz, State of Arizona. and all per-
sons interested in said estate are
notified then and there to appear ano
show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should
not be granted.
ROBT. E. LEE, Clerk.
Dated September 9th 1920
First Publication September % 1920.
Last Publication, October II, 1920.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-02


southerly point which is situated
of the Egn Camille Road
Upon motion made carried the petition
Mcca A. r"mbaud and County Engineer W. Iarmoe
pointed said road
Equalization having State Tax
the motion which carried
half C475o>
County for the 1920 The purposes
thr is e~ied follows
FUNDS AND AUTHORITY: PER $4,000
GENERAL Pena&
and 1919 --.--.----.- so 10o5e
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE MAINTENANCE:
01357
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE, RENdoDE111NG REPAIRING ETC
RENEWAL OF BUILDINGS Chap. A., Laws C01s4
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE BUILDING IMPROVEMENT
OOO03
BUREAU OF MINES:
..~---.-.~-----.- oos5o
DATE PALM ORCHARD:
Chan ia Sec 49, Laws - ooo2s
DATE PALM ORCHARD AND HORT. STATION:
Chan 174 Sec 81. Laws 1919 O004
DRY FARMING:
Laws 1919 -.-- - ooo5
THE FRFF EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Chap 2, Laws - ooo2s
NORTHERN ARIZONA NORMAL SCHOOL MAINTENANCE:
Chan ia Sec. g. 1919
NORTHERN ARIZONA NORMAL SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS:
oooe2
PTONFFR'S HOME. MAINTENANCE:
.oosOs
PIONEERS HOME BUILDING:
Sec IA. Laws 1919 --. - Oos72
PIONEERS IMPROVEMENT:
Chan Il. Laws 1919 - - - Ooof1
PLANT INTRODUCTION:
Chan. 81 Laws, . OOo4s
PRESCOTT FARM
Chap. "a Laws.1 -.-----.--. - oooe4
STATE PRISON, MAINTENANCE:
Chap. Laws, .~----.- - O1e4o
STATE PRISON. IMPROVEMENTS:
STATE FAIR MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT:
Chap 74 Sec Il, Laws, 1919
STATE FAIR MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENT:
Chap. 174, Sec. 16, Laws -..--.-.... .. O055O
STATE FAIR MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENT:
Chap 453s, R. S. 1913 c. C. oO17O
STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, MAINTENANCE:
Chap. ia Sec. 90 Laws, 1919 --- - oo554 l
STATE COMMON SCHOOL FUND:
Chap. 174 Sec A. Laws 1919 ---~--.--------------
Chan 30 Laws, 1919 Par 1862 1913
STATE TAX
Chap. Laws 1917, Chap 81 Laws 1915 - 1oe7e
SALT RIVER VALLEY EXPERIMENTAL
Chap go; Laws, 1919 - - O014e
SULPHUR SPRINGS FARM
Chap ia Sec 80 Laws 1919 Ooo51
SURFACE WATER INVESTIGATION:
Chap 174 Sec 35 Laws . . - 0OO34
TEMPE NORMAL SCHOOL, MAINTENANCE:
Chap Laws .---..----.--- ~.--- Obs
TEMPE NORMAL SCHOOL, IMPROVEMENT:
Chap 174, Sec. 49, 1919
TEMPE NORMAL SCHOOL. BUILDING:
Chap 174 Sec 49, Laws 1919 00sse
UNIVERSITY ARIZONA MAINTENANCE:
Chap 174 Laws .02467
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, IMPROVEMENT:
Chap 174 Sec g. Laws 1919 GOATS
UNIVERSITY ARIZONA, PRINTING:
Chap 174 Sec a. Laws 1919 -- . oOo1o2
UNIVERSITY ARIZONA. COOP AGRIC. EXTENSION:
Chap 174 Sec 25 Laws 1919 .oo113
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA: EXTENSION.
Chap .oo2s5
UNIVERSITY ARIZONA. FARM MAINTENANCE:
Chap Laws
UNIVERSITY ARIZONA. FARM IMPROVEMENT:
1919 .00026
UNIVERSITY ARIZONA. CAMPUS GREENHOUSE
Sec 49, 1919 .00079 =
UNIVERSITY ARIZONA, CITRUS INVESTIGATION: a
Chap 1919 .OOo57
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, DEAF AND DUMB AND
BLIND BLDG:
a., 1919 ..--..-- - 00537
UNDERTOOK WATER INVESTIGATION:
1919 00O27
ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE INTEREST: -----------.
CAPITOL BUILDING INTEREST: .oOO43
INTEREST ON STATE FUNDING
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA INTEREST (49O1)
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA INTEREST (19Os) .---.
REDEMPTION FUND, STATE DEBT .OO294
REDEMPTION
REDEMPTION OF U. OF A. BONDS: .OOO28
The daily morning oasis., 1920-10-02


", Ariz. September Session, 1920
August End. 1920 - =, ~ r,
tunment of July1Ch 1920
The minutes of the meetings ch and io rad and
The following names appearing payroll WIRE approved
end ordered paid out of the County Salary Funds I
A. o'Connor, Judge Superior Court, 100
Robt E. Lee Clerk Superior s125oc
Mabel C. Wylie Deputy Clerk Superior Court 10000
Robt E Lee CourtR Reporter, -+ 12oo
Hardy County Attorney, 1zs"
Willie D. England County Attys senoGrapher. 1900
ignatius Burgoon County Treasurer, 1Xso
Katherine Burgocn Deputy Treasurer - 90
Victor j. Wager County Assessor, 1925 90
Anna B. Ackley Deputy Assessor, 1OOo0
Redfoch County Recorder, W
po,ae q roore IDENTITY Recorder w - ..-..-.-.----- 10000
. A. HARRISON Chairman Of Supervisors 1000
O. F. Ahburn Member of Supervisors ssss
Jas L. Finley Member Boardof Supervisors + Ssss
Laura Parsons, Board of Supervisors. a25 oo
H. Land Deputy Clerk BOa'A Supervisors 100 20
R. R Earhart, Sheriff, -~ xooo
John Bowman, Undersher'ff -- 1o0W
Geo. j. White, Tailor --"-""'"--" 49,
Mark Fenter Jalor ------- -- 14oOO
E. stringfelow, Jaioi -.---------~ - 10000
Henry Woods, JAio 10 days. $50
Clyde Shields, Jaior 10 says 46oo
H. E. Jailor day. - 1876
sam Lacy Jalor, days, sSS
H. J.. Deputy Sheriff, 1900
F.. Chenoweth, County Physician - 215OO
Bristol, Commission of immigration, 5000
H. Shreve, Janitor, $4,000
j. Wlkey P 125Oe
P Lopez No 1, 125oo
HAYDEN Pnderprass P Prot
Farrell, No 1000
Heady P 500
Mason P II 500
Perry j. Wilson, ] P Prct No. IL -~-"- - 500
P Prct No 1S - 500
Chrisman P No. ID 500
Raymond Burrel, Prc No. 1000
A. Dalton, Constable Pc No. 10 500
L. Everhar Constable Prct No. IS 500
The following presented the Beard approved and
deredp paid outo Of their various funds
1905
Parsons Expense Attending Conference s2s2
LAURA Advance Contingent Funds Aug STA
l. Burgoon, Auto Hire investigating Tax Matters 400
Strngfelow, Expense Sherffs Office 750
Allen T. Bird, Travelling Expense Nogaies to
with prisoner, 1855
Chenoweth Special ndgents
H. Patterson, Sherffs Office 2s1o
c.. c poed 8 zrronoo,s ass.ssuer+ sso
Burgoon Cancelled Orders, 3SS IL
& County
Mercantile Storage County ROard Equipment 500
Burgoon Cancelled Road Orlers 1882
Larimore Viewing County 6730
j. s. GatIn Viewing County
B. Wilson, Viewing County Road 1910
A Pierce, Viewing County Road 1880
II. B. Road 1880
Standard Oil Co.. Gas for County Trucks SO ss
Texas COMPANY Gas ana Oil for County Trucks 1s
F. Johnson Supplies County Trucks 22o4o
Walker Truck Bodies 22B0
Border Garage Repairs County Trucks
Mercantile Co. Supplies for County Roads SOs1
Mercantile Co. Supplies for County Roads 5455
Roads
BoAton Didge
c. B. Wilson, County
County
Francisco County
Colin County
Ybarra
f. Colin County $500
Adams County 1900
Oasis Pig House Publishing and Supplies
c. Barnes Agency
Western Union
>oyales E. L. l. 4 p Co.
Nogales Supply
Statoners Supplies for Court House.
Demanded 145OO Allowed
FdParker Supplies County Office
The Mcneil Company Court
falstead Supplies
Sonora Company Supplies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
REL ESTATE FOR SALE
EARNS aud Land for Sale 8:

DAIRY farm, 2s7 acres. close to city:
larse Cow barn and siio; two tenant
houses. Groom residence. large horse
safn: all fenced with woven Wire Price.
i-.oo2 Garrett x Co. sill2 L. Main ST.
FARM BARGAlNS-Ono 40, other 100
acres good rich land. location; 1uicb
puyer gets cheap. private sale. Rt D.
Box l0i. c. city V
fHhMS-We nave large number Of
STOCK. Hrass. truck. dairy and t.ouItry
farms on our list near railroad stations
ani on the best automobile roads in the
state. Any OF these farms. IL bouEnt a:
9hc: cam lie gotten at bargain price s.
Lont wait: get in touch with us ,m!nc-
S!aiciy &: l. II. l.. Denoon. s07 East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
ut 5 o'clock u. NJ, on
TI ESDAY. NAY IL. llon


those certain lots in the Plan of Ar
iinEton designated as Lots Nos. 80,
~. III. ". 10. A, IS, sc. A. As, 40 and
on, rnmmen, ing at southeast inter-
sec, OF Dance and Meadow Streets
Ihu fronting on the southern line OF
i,nnce street 362 feet to the western
,,ihc or Richie Street, and running
pack between parallel lines l33 feet
Imcnes, more or less.
ftkMS: Cash as to the cost OF sale
az taxes and charges unpaid at tina
81 SAFE and ratablo proDortion ~
.nS taxes for 1920. and TO nav or
tn "r"st ibo sum Of SCORES with IN
suhi thereon from March 20. 19i6
ss 9d n to the following crsdiis::
7''' lis Jug IL; 1917: $4,000. October
iiSSS S". Nay !; 1919; s5oo.oo. March che =
also t ono ny 5000. April II. 1920; and
MI areh 90 T I5,s interest thereon from
my residue, the same shall he r. 9e
rna " ,m IN equal ins;ailments ar H nn.,
t Msm interest ss added. and secured sa he;
cash as 10 p said inc property; or for all
OF The purchaser. inc option
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

fA sn1,isms q partner. lady or
Teal and between the ages OF thirty and
i9Tty-hve: one that can give Their Ser
49,, Address /. al. care Times Dis
SAWMll.L MAN-wanted. reliable man
witE portable sawmili and logging out
w! 70 gut i.o0V,Oco feet of pine near New
Be!n. =: G: level land; good logging and
good timber. Address W. W. MilIett, 4if
Liberty Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
SODA fountain and cigar stand for sal.
Lexington Hotel. e'
WE have wonderful proposition for
OF going into business. investigated: int.rs
view E;adiy given 500. care Timea-
TIL Esq Wan. Ada Prod nca Rn.n,I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISF LII CL4SS{FIED ~
| rustee S Sale:
By RUFFIN C SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctioneors.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF =.
Vacant Lots on Dance
Street
BETWEEN MEADOW AND RITCIIIE
STREETS. IN TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND, VIRGINIA ,sf

by virtue of n deed of trust, dated
March 20. 1913. recorded In tho clerks
Office OF the Chancery Court OF tho
CITY or Richmond. in d. B. 22l-C. page
2I5, default having been made in tho
payment of portion OF the debt Sc
cured thereby. and having been re
GueSted so TO do by tho noteholders,
premises,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
EMPLOYMENT
Help W.u-teI-Ainle

Young man with some ONO. cr-
periencc for position as assistant
booklceper in retail uu,omo,,v.
Suppiy company. State age. OK.
perienee and salary expected In
reply. X 9at. care Timex-Dls-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
tolicsIncn and Apcnta

dht agents .ii
Au .a.,ir boards Agents can
In. our ouija boards u.rect to- s,u.
everybody buys; price, Si,sS go ~ .'nies.
lsAIL h.hes Price to agents SIU 49,,
or tli0 gross. prompt ae..vsiies. t upIvn
~ once. ''Ouiju". boaru Comnany "iG isr
BToadMay. Depi. ~. New Yurh. ''0'
SALES AGENr WANTED. our ,,c-o
bann u1iin ,ii lot farms city anu suburDan
50, 81 .esii,an ano assistant manager. H,v.;
au,onoLye; out that NOT rcauIf..i ~ own
nyr , ~ Vther respeets Exceptional an.
'ottu"ity ior r!rnt .nan. iAvs.r lam.
vi Iinth-Dispatch iJuiiGine' E.,nI,,! i.xs'
7ALESMAS TO handle full I'm. of ,,,,,
mlne,s etc. KichmSna ait, vIS sSInhra.a'2Is.
nIsss aonr0e & Monroe. Ai.xandfi, ga
eALLSniA:,. capable OF earning 4, non
or Hia2ied ra l,ss a,, ~ ssi.ns
prSxen saies aoi.ty. now e.npioyna. NS;
Of virginia by autn,n tnrHIushout .he State
deaiers Drawlnr atcocn i."S a al .s,a.,
Iuni,y for ' rirns nn,,v Enyei.nt onnOr.
care Lee Mercantile Co. Trenton. "a
sALESNAS-A large manufacturing con.
Germ marketing IT'S nalionai,y aIv.r-
wholesale grocery trade. des!res To- ~, ~.
me serriceBs oil n fOrrefui and r.s',,..
iui salesman TO can upon the retail trade.
iiDeFai commission and travelling xn.n...
"i.h an opportunity 10 udvance 10 b"I,.r
pay.nH and more responUibia position 81.
from men VINO are at present .ns,r.i me ne
nave oecH an the services Of q r.stJnr A ia
capacity. viii be given c5nsiicr,.itoas s s,;!,
fuli details Of sal.s experience IN r.rs.
SSo;n,nunieai!on; which will be ,res:c,l cin
lNs1atCn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
REAL EsTATE cor RENT
Wantcu-TO Rent

Wantcu-TO Rent 81
FARM wANTED--To rent. 20 or more
acres. good land good buildings. uca,
Richmond Address l. 75S care Times
Dispatch.
HOUSE OF S rooms in West End or North
Side wanted. or . baths. viii take
uneSpired lease. Address T.. q. BOX 272
city.
OFFlCES-Wantcd. } light. airy. connect.
!nS offices. centrally located wicN
modern conreniences. Office building pre-.
ferrcd. Advise with fun particulars. T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07

oituniion' Hantcd-fenaie 3G
BOOKKEEPING. auditing and general
accounting. part time. ua.ly weekly.
Best references Yl, care Times Dis
patch.
-.tu..tionh Nantcii-Aialc 81
DRUGGIST. cXrerlcnccd, registered. wants
position in small. town. H. 3Jl.
Times Dispatch
MAS-SiiGdle.aEed man desires posi,ion
as wGtChnan or liInt work OF any kind.
sE2. Gaze Times Dispatch.
GOC.,G married man ot several ycar8' ex-
per.cncc general clerk and lypist
wants TO connect with concern Offering
EIoI iuiur" references y33 care
Il!nt -D!s.nf Ch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-07
FINANCIAL

BuSIncAS opportunities 81
ATTENTION BANKERS and owners of
Victory bonds. ioa can make sia per
$1,000 immediately. More when bonds nd-
vance. Fu.. explanation. Commercial
Guarantee 90. rs y. Ninth.
DRUG S!OHt.-GrowinG drug business
located in on. OF the hes. reside utlnl
sections of Richmond. Tart cash ouInnce
on terms. Reason for selling. have two
Stores. IL 335. care iimcs- Dispatch.
EXPERIENCED hotel restaurant man and
WIFE now doing .arge restaurant bust
ness IN Richmond. willing TO manage n
SINAI! place. furnished. and equipped for
business Can bring own help. Must be
III mountains or s.asAOre. Address {,
.os care Times Dispatch
GROCERY business for sale. II you want
a DiE income. !nvss;iea;c this. Amply
s0t North Ninth Street.
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Statesmen.

a large and well-estnbiiHhcd manufac-
tufinS concern. presenting 4 wcu.nad,.
line OF MILDLY b!ounes and oh!d.cn's
dresses protected By srdJc mark w!sh 10
near from highly succcssiui sa.esm.n witS
established trade in North Carolina and
We are only Interested in successful
men who ar, thoroughly familiar with
this bnc and who can represent; our in.
terests exclusively or IN connection with
other .ines Of reputation.
This is n splendid opportunity to as
soc late win !nTge, progressive organI-
zstIon. Full particulars AS 20 .Ivcricncc
present territory covered. lines carried
ana annual business. VIII facilitate ar
rangcinentH
NJ AND * MANUFACTURING CO.
baltimore. sid.
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SURFACE GRINDER or surface V1Ind.r
ana benchman. Permanent position.
Witn adEhncement. TRANSFORMATION paid
Write fuli particulars first letter. Ehrich's
WANTED At once, experienced help for
sausage room. Apply Swift & Co.. 100
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TIE BEST AID In this column IL tho al
position. a''u' tpe pro-
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va IChMAN to begin work mmediate-
~ rihS references Il. l.. Rawlings
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