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The Keota news., 1920-10-22
PLACE HAS CHARM
Old City Of Baodad 10 lurlno to
tho Eyes.
o"es Within IL Streets, hsvsves.
~"e" es IL Intsrsst 70 lest-Types
u AlHsest Every Race Thsrs.

NV" " W s"tsTeeS 70 eoet-Jypeo
+" Al"aest Every Race Thsrs.
Bagdad from outside 10 alluring. AZ
orst there 70 only q foreground Of dat
desert. and In the distance . lovely
rampant OF palm trees. Then almost
suddenly one sees some forty blue
and yellow doues and slim minarsts
defined against an azure sky. Maude
Radfosd Warren writes In The Satur.
day Evening Post.
THIS skyline 70 tho most beautiful
thing about the city. II one looks ct
dawn or at sunset across The rapid,
noisy Tigris. one sees the most beau
tful eoaorA delicate or strong. pink
and pale green. hard orange and gold.
With the palm fronds embroidered
against them. At dawn there u the
deep croooing Of doves. and at sun
1T the mingled voices Of the people
crossing the pontoon bridges and the
women and children sitting % tie
steps that lead down to the watee.
telling over the events Of the day. -
the men In the ba1ars tell over their
amber beads. Even when one enters
The streets and bazars some q tie
mystery remains. though Q good deal
Of The subtisty coca
In the ba1ar. that place ef eiashing
variety. Of ovesbrilliant color: ooe can
80 every typs Of eastern fAce: ooe
can bear In the course Of few min
utes speech IN Arabic. Turkish, Kurd-
lsh. Armenian, Persian. French and
Eusiish. Then one can leave this
eeethins life and 90 out into tie
DESERT out into The blue. - they can
Il here. and 80 nothing but space.
hear and fed only silence. Away q
TIE horizon there may b Q line q
palm trees o. little cluster Of cloth
covered Bedouin tents: there may b
. herd Of dookeys that ooe takes toe
camels. % deceptive are the distances.
Or perhaps Q mirage viii suddenly
open . marvellous VISTA Of lakes and
islands remote and lovely.
But all this u lure for The trav.
eler. The Wsstesnsr who lives 1n
sysa The man o. woman who WORKS
here must care tremendously for biz
JOB q else for the country which d.
erees the Job. 4 woman who comes
With her husband must care tIemeo.
dousiy for him. For country clubs ana
tennis and polo and races do not de.
guise the fact that to stay here 70 TO
exist rather than to live. Dust q mud
IN the winter and internal heat 10 the
-
homes.
No one uses the word nome" here.
They say '1billet." A British child %
q rarity. I know Of two men WHO
have children Of i've ysars Of ags
whom they have never seeo. have
met men whose leaves Of aboence are
overdue. but % long ~ they ere 0t
enough to do their work they can't b
spared. Good men are scarce. 4
mans best chance Of getting leave u
to break down.
But they carry On amazingly. espe-
cially through the months Of gaspinS
heat when from eight to i've 10 soa-
der 70 supposed 10 do any WORT:
when even the animals must do moth.
Ing; when people must wear their pith
helmets and spine pads all day; when
men out In the blue lie pantinsiy n
their tents longing for night to come;
when the most important piece q
knovjedee u The location Of The best
atroks station.
Not Much fee Q Quarter.
-
The Keota news., 1920-10-22
BREAKS 1 COLD N
JUST 4 FEW HOURS
'Paps's cejd cempeunds lneeaetsy n.
olsvoe seululneoo oNd

Don't stay stuAsd.upi Quit blowing
Ind snu@ingl 4 6oss q "Paps's Cold
Compound" take0 sveey Two hours IN
II three doses aro taken Uoually beoaks
up q severe cold ard ends an Rr1poa
misery.
The very arst dose opens your
aogsed.up nost1ils aud IL air Daas.
lses Of the bead: STOPS nose runaing:
relieves The headache. dullnoss, fever.
Shines. sueezinG. ooreooos and stiffness.
"Psps's Cold Compoand" 70 the
quickest. surest relief known and costs
only . few cents ct drug stores. L
acts without assistance. tastes nice,
contains no Quinlno uDoo
Papes ADV.
Taking things - they come and
selling them at q pro0t begets sue.
cess.
cutIeura oeetases ltehl00 oealp
IN retiring gently rub spots Of dan.
drum and itching With Cuticusa Oint.
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water. Make
them your every day toilet preparations
and have q clear skin and son, white
hands.-Adv.
A spinster may imagine that mas.
nages are arranged 10 heaven, but Q
married woman knows better.
The Keota news., 1920-10-22
ASPIRIN
Name ''Bayer" on Genuine

.Bayer Tables 6 A1DdEi1" . ee0ur
ne Aspirin proved oafe b. millions
nd prescribed By physacians for over
wenty years. Accept only IN unbrokeo
Bayer package" which contains proper
irections to relieve Headache. Tooth.
che, Earache. Neuralgia. Rheumatism.
odds and Pain. Handy tin boxes Of u
.blets cost few cents. Druggists also
ell larger "Bayes packages" Aspirin
, trade mark Bayes Aanufacture Mon.
aceticacidestee Of 0alicyiicacid.-Adv.
Begin with IN umbrella when you
,egin to lay up 0o0othlnS for . rainy
lay.
The Keota news., 1920-10-22
Not Mueh ssr . Quarter.

Not Much fee Q Quarter.
A friend Of mine had some perfume
I lieed, and ! asked her what Il was
called. writes Q correspondent. A
few days later went into q shop 10
purchase some. and asked the clsrk
for q quarters worth Of Il. He loot.
"a at me. laughed. and said: why.
quarter Of IN euaco cests o1.1as
The Keota news., 1920-10-22

A spinster may imagine that mar.
r'ages are arranged In heaven. but Q
married woman knows better.
The Keota news., 1920-10-22

Taking things - they come an
selling them at q prodt beeets su<
cess.
The Keota news., 1920-10-22

An ounce Of action h worth . poem:
Of threats.
The Keota news., 1920-10-22

No. Hazel. q civil engineer 10 never
the monarch Of all he surveys.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
PERSONAL ITEMS

aiS5 EigsRESEEiEiggHayi5E5HTg
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
Says Man Tried
TO Steal Show.
Freaks And All

ST. PAUL, Mimi, August g.
Thomas Kelley not only tried to steal
the wild man from Borneo, the hu-
man skeleton and the bearded lady,
but also attempted to get away with
an entire carnival outfit, according
20 charges filed against him at South
st. Paul.
He was bound over to the Dakota
county grand jury today. The
carnival showed in South st. Paul
about ten days ago. While the own
er, R. E. Easthagen was in Min
neapolis, Kelley is alleged to have
shipped the entire show to Odin,
Iowa, Under his own name.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
BOXERS TRAINING
FOR COMING BOUT.

Harry Mansell, the English bantam
who meets Ralph Lincoln for the
third time before the Montezuma
Club rext Thursday night arrived IN
town. yesterday from Los Angeles and
Immediately jumped into training for
the bout.
Lincoln has two decisions ever
Mansell but the clever little Britishe1
expects to turn the tables in their
next affair. Mansell said last night
that the fast that he was not &C
climated in his last bout handicapped
him but that he will be in rare fettle
to go the orute in the coming battle.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Cas-
on, were in from their Twin Butte cat
tie ranch, on the south slope of the
Atascosa mountains.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

Worker educational examination
will be held on August 81, 1920, for
the purpose of filling vacancy in
the position of various in the Supply
service at Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further In
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the u. S. I'm
migration office, Nogales, Arizona.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
UNITED STATE VII
SERVICE IT, tMINATIONS

The United States Civil Serv ce
Commission anr ur"ro the eXamina-
ton for vacancies in the position of
''torekeep in the u. S. Customs
Service at Nogales, Arizona to held
August 70, 1870. First Grade or
Clerical, $4C0 per diem, Applica-
ton blanks and further information
may be obtained from the Local
Secretary, Board of Civil Service
Examiners, at the Post Office in
this City.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

Yesterday Mr.. W j. Mitchell, man.
ager of tie Consolid fed CcppeE
Company, returned from a trip TO
he Santa Barbara properties of the
company. about twenty miles south
rom Noga,es. He reported de-
relopment coming on finely land that
shortly there will be another &big
'hipmert of high grade ore.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

Nogales, returned Friday evening
rom visit several weeks at Navo-
ioh land other points in the Mayo
river delta.
Yesterday evening the delegation
from Ridge-Igo Post, American Leg
ION, to thestate convention the order
in Glole next Monday went to Tucson,
en- route, probably going from Tue
ION to Globe by auto today. They
|'ere Leslie C. Hardy, A. H. DeRie-
a1er and ]. Fl. Noonan.
Yesterday Mrs. Sara M. Black, ter
alnated her visit in Nogales and re-
urned to her home at Tubac.
At the Lyric Theatre this after
loon and evening there will be pre-
ented novel and interesting per-
FINANCE, 1.-THE Dog Comedians, d
company of trained dogs which is
laid by those posted to be as good a
performance of the kind as one will
ee anywhere.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. C. G. Che
hire, manager of the Marsh Hard.
yare q Furniture Corporation, ac-
ompanled by Mrs. Cheshire, went
% Tucson for the week end, con1bin-
ing pleasure and business.
Yesterday Supervisor G. F. Ashbuln,
andidate for reelection was in from
the Pennsylvania ranch above Crit
tenden.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Nc
Pherson were visitors in Nogales,
1aving come from their cattle ranch
in the Canelo Hillo, couple of miles
north CT the San Rafael valley.
Yesterday Mr.. Thomas Gardner, of
Patagonia, of the firm of Pearce &
Gardner, mine operators, was in Nc
gales.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Cas-
on, were in from their Twin Butte cat
lie ranch, on the south slope of the
Atascosa mountains.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces the e--ITina-
ton for Forest and Field Clerk to
be held August IS, 1920. Applica-
ton blanks and iurtner information
ina5 be obtained from tie Local Sec
retary, Board If Civil Service
Examiners, at the Post Office in this
CITY,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

Yesteray Mr.. Louis Hudgin, secre-
rary O.: Roy & Titcomb, Inc, return
ed from a visit in Canada accompanied
by Mr.. Hudgin, a lady he had mar
ned d!.ring his visit. The lady is
snown. we'll in Nogales, having re-
sided here in former years, when she
was Mrs Harpool.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

At the Olympic Meet-the picked
athletes of the world meet!
Let us MEET you, we know we
can serve you well.
w. J. CAVANAUGH
239 Morley Ave.
Nogales, Arizona
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

Mr.. Mark Wanless of Hermosillo
is a visitor in Nogales, having come
Friday morning.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08

Mr.. Robert H. Payne, formerly
United States Customs Inspector at
Nogales, returned Friday evening
rom visit several weeks at Navo-
ioa land other points in the Mayo
river delta.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a Laundry
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
CONFIDENCE THE
FOUNDATION OF
BANKING

That day, ages ago. when one
man decided to trust his money
into the keeping Of another,
marked Q great, forward step in
achievement.
Today, the man who fails to
avail himself of the facilities Of
fered BY the modern bank ID plac-
ing upon himself the greatest pos
sible handicap in the handling Of
his business affairs.
All that . thoroughly modern
banking institution can offer yau,
In Safety, Cooperation and Serv-
lee b yours II You bank with us.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-08
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that I'd
Glass Sim. Engr. non-educatlonal ex-
animation will be held on August
ID, 1926, for the purpose of filling
a vacancy in the position of En-
gineer in the Supply service at No
gales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the U. S. I'm
migration office, Noodles. Arizona.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
o
Help Wantcu-Ainlc.


foSiTioNS open for "A Number of SHIFTED
inafh,h!",s; lathe. nlancr. shapcr. ,niliih;
mhchinc AMI grinder operators AMI ..S.uI-
oscrs who are seeking 4. home In an .Ac.i-
lent community. For the right men. Itr-
n,anrht rilrioymcut In the hcautiinl ,tua
nor" paiicS. Superior ctiura .luunI nuLun-
'ae"s and 4 hralihiui ciimat3. MODERN. up-
tp.nate shop; manufacturing cigarett. INA,
chlncry. open shop" For uarticuisr,
Mftn Comas Cigarette Machine Comi,uay.
Appiy l"l: Hull Street.
hAiLl;VAp TRAFFIC. INSPECTORS want
eel. sllu n month aud cAp.Hscs TO sIar,.
Short hours. Travel: 3 months home Study
under guaran'"c.. We get you position. 30
AK" iini.t ASK for booklet. y Itb. stand
.si liu..incss Training Inst. Buffalo. y. y.
khil.M Af MAIL Observation-Disclosures mail
S!'r month. Men. iS;ih. List positions free.
Mn,titr iinnlSdiatriy Franklin Institute. Dept.
kAiIWAf NAIL cii2RkS-sIiO mpnth:
"Ancrienco unn"csssary Young nun. II
PARTICULARS. j. leonard tformcr Ciy,I Sor-
.n'" ENtnincr). !OfJ Euuitablc BuiII:nr.
Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

SALESMAN -EmAn ESTATE s.AI..sMAH
WANTED. REAL. ESTATE is ,iuM-
MING. WHY COME IN now AT
THE START y ENJOY THE BENEFIT
or THE rERloU OF PROSPERITY WE.
ARE NOW HAVING: HAVE ONE Posi-.
OPEN FOR a SALESMAN WITH
INITIATIVE. WHO CAN PRODUCE RE-
Suits. INTERESTING FINANCIAL rl.AM
o% CoMMisSioN OR SALARY EAsiS.
ion L az. CARE TIMES-piSrATcli.
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YOUNG WOMEN

Miller & Rhoads wish
to announce that they
have several attractive
selling positions avail
able for young women,
either experienced or
inexperienced in depart
ment store work. This
is a growing institu-
ton, rendering great
service to the public,
both in the way Of good,
reliable merchandise
and in. its convenienccs
and service features.
The environment is such
that any worker is
proud to say that she
works at Miller &
Rhoads. In stating these
facts, we wish to appeal
more than ever TO the
young woman Who has
never worked before.
but who feels a desire
to be self-supporting
and to learn a profes-
sion. And it is in a
growing, Institution that
there is actual oppor-
tunity to learn a pro-
fesslon, with real
chances for promotion.
We have q lunch room,
rest rooms, library and
hospital for our fellow
workers, and give train
ing to explain the store
rules and the principles
Of craftsmanship. If
YOU are interested,
make an appointment
by
5000, or call in person
to see Miss Norton,
Employment Bureau,
9th floor.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-Nfuic.
YOUNG MAN.

A real opportunity
with a big future in the
retail and wholesale
furniture business
awaits some young man.
The first essential is the
desire to become a fur
niture expert. The next
is a knowledge Of short
hand, t%ypewriting and
bookkeeping. IN o t
necessary to be an eX-
pert A good salary
is assured the man who
qualities. If you want
this job sell your SER
vices in first letter, Civ
ing complete details.
C-594, care Times-Dis-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SALESMAN

who calls on gcntlemen's
furnishings in cities or gen
cral mercantile trade in
rural district to handle our
product, which is a good live
Inc. Liberal commissions
will he paid on repeat mail
orders as well as original.
In reply give reference and
territory. F-724, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

"ALt.SMAN E.st.rn m"lutacturcr want,
".,-I'an ~ Ntrsi!Iu ana $uTth C~rGllns.
MAST - nl"" y..uahtH e! earning not less
I"A ."rl = ni"hih above irtVe,!ns expense.
;it. 'tiih ~au'pmOhll" preferred. Gail {: -
J. u Only. Room ~. N!Euhy Iioirl.
- X. smith.
~a.\Lk.SMA%. witA auto preferred. $500 10
'''' 'unhtH.E salary or commission; sell
ihS room. r"fntnt, ga! paints FOR we'll
KNOWN manufacturers direct u consuming
'""'. "it's. farmers, property and ware
mousse uNru'Fs. 10 SIDE line salesman
wanted Premier Reclining cUnDanS. Ileve-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

u dissatisfied with your p-rson. ,o-i..o.
~ Win! - devote some Spare inuc -,
u "t,"eAtIhS profession, we car usc sou.
~ AaEt "h lie applications from LOO
-, VIII i'pS'ii"ns oocn actually payini:
s-'fS' % .SlS.tv' a A-ar AG. yD i,s,.
~.nEN' ira!uia; cau.ps you " "
~ jr"in!i1i IS conducted ny . nationAl
- - N!.'t.'OH "i certified pLnlIc .rCuun,a rf-
"hd rFul".nc"G ty l.. :. Government Iii.
- !" DC TN lines; training OF its LIN! IN
!'or interview give s-c. clucAtlyn mos
,'t.i '3s,J"n and t"'cph"ny Huubor. II pos
S'0'o' AZ :cLHts str!ct., ,oUiGuuu.l.
L ':s. CAKE Times DIS ,.,cn.
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EMPLOYMENT
SuIcsmcu and arcnt,

AGENrs wANrEn-chcwlnx gum; soil 10
ab' nc'ii ,n -" GNpsriSnes necessary: profit.
Il i.jrrm;; '"a n"pnln, ~flavors; write ,od.$..
lump. For eXumgn!shinE iireS. wathinee
lawns. gardens. hiyins bees. diainfectinei hcii,
Tor iincralS ;erIns 'h"r,nT 80 dally, wrl,o
.AGh.HrS WANTED-Do You want 10 MAKE
mnEinE even more: they answered our ar are
H mnnd fo ro tho our T"m me-, 5nsro Is . mpIyersal de-:
S y%m HMn ffSI: be- indepGndsn,: We start
Lahol,l"rt"s. ~l'ind!ay. Ohio. N'rie
"FFft FIVE l A I, n;n I'm vafninEs sasy::
auto accS:sor!e$: Sell 10 owners. dealers.
5anii.e Mf hs .G@..s ig7 ' ]s!a!i%n c. %% ",.haa' e NsS
p~ sradInIina nsoo wn =, sam in very town for
sty1 territory; nItonton,id tro ,"'n,n: exclu-
Sn"ed"line Co. Dept III. Dallas. Texas.
Ht.i '.>TD BuiiNEss FOR Yourself. start
,shemc~ anI ideas isllS how sample r.py
iV.. aP"'''i service. Shannon Bldg. Pits
IiEt;il rs \ REM OPPORTUNITY
m5iH,oyy ,nTmnaILJ =" "H@"sr IN nc r.ermancnt
-, "!i"fs form . stead, source OF in
tights; and pack nnI"r A"ur abel; Furnish
ntm,n.G," aaS1 r"mraiEna ~ith advert .stn:
ahtsed; ench OF our ~producis must ,nisaso
%"ur r~Jn,tonsis or money viii he re.and.S'
@nswer this adiysri lscmtnSu Al s" once. o ~ nlyya.
Win, u. today We -Tc tho IsarEcst pa tIaTn
q, ,Fh"ci"tiE food products In the wOrld.
gGff%@..s "a 9r : 4 uasfiS.t.' &%dd.
LEAFS Alto AND THbrrpK BuSi%ESs
10 80 ) werhs, OPPORTUNITIES cYctywhnr.
" "on ,,6 NV - s,i2 : month Twice more
hI5.I5rG 'TLL3'ns ia@n Any auto school i.
.! %."'fior ,n-"hfrics Ia G1-d.y courses write
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EMPLOYMENT
IGttp Sy:iiltSu-,.ni..

-.
o oao a-,; MHS; 81 pam. "nSr: % Eui'
. 'nnihsms.'"'"er Tailoring %. incpL %,
iaMatGih SIGN FAINTER. Apply a.
,I:>srM S"hs: 40. Vs., AI.ua Street.
Tor n,ir~ a"tsd TWO marr;sa men
i, m,s . n.y, = 'ounus ,.u,,s. a week. a"o,i
~ hGt''e i.mpoytncut murtau. room, :.
moi me,in, ts' ms Wsa,sa. local nc .rayol. I'm
49,. t;,pet,@"y5 not aasoiST,Hatt"H nco. l,rsI:'
',e.',s 5 .vier, i.r rs.' rc ;aHs' ->'''o"". ~
"' 49, .i.a;'i> rwant"d. ful! r,si.ecrrd
e,t",in ~. s;aaan. .,n'''> = r. isc tsY.Ial %,., s,oro. il.
.iy ii.;cn,r's ',rGa o. LI4sc," 49," ,::.o Ag.
.,TitiHiA Waited, s,N irs, -c;ist
;N"n:' t s,%ts"i ."eS".rs 4 SocIysh,, VII,
\ nf".. IL North Eirrssi. "' ~ f''"0er'0"
nIsssGGaall'S,.ii saass;'an nS1"E so' ma" x viii
HE"IF5SS'rgys s sy"S as fSrc'naS d . .ra1s
%ip" "h,',SS, e s.! aHS!,' :ss'G ase Sl"ta.o'.
COOP, jos. COMru$IroH: s,r,jv ,,,ri
NnntH N"li"n't seal M"rhs. loo j. Mil
'ifH H4 a nr"A,an:e business in your bone.
MAJ. @"icts " S"T"iSS. l5i.' " 3. ! ,i Iis' St, wftsh. ;
If $$E n : d%aE'FE5xo s AhsH2: rg vi:
no rL~AN a DEFINITE EsGTEia.EH
roU WEA&SSr EEnMANnN.r WORK.
MhN.r -pElE&D Ul;UN Y1irk ASNVufE%
ooDrEAR'
ENORMOUS EXPANSION IS Sow
OFFERING TIii5 orronruNirY TO 2ooo
SKILLED AND uNsKlLLED MEN IN
GOOD. PHYSICAL CONDITION.
~MAcIuNIsrs
ENriEiMENI ~, woEN
GiEsSEnAAHh ' hGrN NND
"A /. S O.
Men TO IhAKN TRM2ES ~
NLEEEh
PHI ~ PERSON.
or coMMrHlCATE AT ONCE
VIZ THE
FACTORY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
THE GooprEAE TIRE AND EuBnrr
AKRON. ONO.
TlE CITY OF OPPORTUNITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

NouNu MAN wanted. indus;rious aud
steady. over IL years rf age. to iaurn IN.
pri"isnE business. Apply Ia tho, Randolph
''i"r l'"N common l3oi-tai! Ross Street.
Eia!i. i'"tw-cD Il, am! 20 years ~ age. ia
i""' charge 90 LiD,rIN l;""i Bee barrel
sEthd. Ansl he w-lI gcu!uIn"uGcJ S.ltrv
aMd commission. Army J. G.. McCrory 90.
TN ANA Irn-C"nt S;ury. 10 E,s. Broad
hotNG MAN--Wan;ed. Intelligent. ambi-
ilpGs, }onhE man between nso - aud -
, .vf',"i "pi with BIS, c"rror,'.ou. wlt" b.
n",. aira.! t. tuiNN himself address 'u
uNf hAHjWriilrt. giving -NJc.iuagt. II any.
'N'. ,HF" Times bt.uitriA
i", COLONEL Men Factory work. sol,nar.
y - 500 dt! an -nip Muuday uieht.
49, i.'tnu"nI f:inri"1 niant Agency. .lV
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.iiciv-hiaIe or female.

'-AHN &" weekly. -o.r, timc. .dGrc.,li-
'hNt!up"S. SSutTl"-.- ,rFnut.gc fu-fru,-nr~.
&C.. dime anI stsiu.,. Ai,ucv t,rs IL NIX.
.ht!s;.s!. Tho Aururs Co. stevens Iu.n
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
THE COHEN co.

Require the services of a
billing machine operator or
experienced typist, to whom
we will teach the operation
OF the Elliott-F'isher billing
machine.
Apply at once to
MIR. WILLS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
ENOGRAPHE

~STENOGRAPHER
wanted at once. One who
has had some experience in
office work preferred. Good
salary. Apply or write.
References required as to
ability and character.
THE CARDWfLL MA
CHINE COMPANY,
10Th and Cary Streets.