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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
aber bas Harabies MIR BET groBem
Qnhn 1rn0 rnenin Mrbeit cine fomfor-

aber bas 8araoies MIR BEL groBerr
2obn u1lo uenig Mrbeit cine fomfor'
table aebensmeife. 5d0ne Seiertage
ffno MIR geruBreib IN uaur1terbrode'
ner HeibenfoIge. Die Meuhen batten
Mniprud oarouf urb beiaBen Elm mirf.
tonnes Mittel, i'm burd5uleRen. Ser
A5oaialismu5 mar Die 5beorie, Oe1
Stref mar aber Die Braris. Wan na1
leit S%abr5ebnten oa5u gefdnlt nni
e%inerer5iert.
8utte bod &ar1tsfp g%eldrieben
.gg lit burdaus nidt pbantnitiiA, a1r=
5unebmen, baB fofort einee gerooppe-
lung Ser 2obne Bel Strengthening Del
Mrbeitsaeit auf bie 9dlfte Der be1ltigen
moqlid lit. Dag iiegreide 8roletaria1
hat alien unter0ridten un6 Musge,
beuteten cine genaltige 8erbei1eranq
ibrer aebenslage at bieten."
nmfidlsreifen Der Sfretftpdd.
rDie Moffen maren ftreng fonie-
.quent,~ ldreibt 6iirf Mois bon 2ie99-
tenIfein, Ser ebemolige 9bnarn Del
hriltIid- Ioaialen Bartei SeIterreids
Bonn ural Big gum Hbeine; bon Be,
tersburq Biz Mailan6 u1b E11rln Boz
oog orbeiter1oe SnbuitrteDoH Die Bafe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
9beoric t.n0 YtariS.
Die MrbeitslnR 1T bei ben 3epolr
tinnGreu ansgeblieben.

SEN perfebrteu 8orausietllnger
ausgebenb baben Die 8ertreter oes
Soaialismts itets Den Stanopiu1f1
uertreten, baB hire 6efolgidDaft lld
ourd1 aroBe 2iebe our arbeit alts5e1d]-
men rperbe, penn lie crit einrual pom
8efpuBtieilt burdorungen tein mllroe,
DaB tie bic 4rbeit gum Nusen UNI
Srommen Der gausen 8eIel{dsaft lei,
lteten. sssn oieiem Sinne bot it'd 9e.
BEL einma1 geduBert:
uGidtarbeiter. 6aulen5er giebt es
MIR in Ser biirgerliden 8elt!!" &aut.
sfp meint fogar: Sic aroBe Wad}1
Ser @emobnbeit miro ben mooerner
arbeiter idon in bie 8erfitdtte tret=
ber. ST bdlt es Dime Grbeit gar ntdi
mebr Ionge GUS Selbf Die unab=
bdngigen. 6ieie Stur1uer uno 9ran=
ger I'M ~ungefdmmten Sauptboare, ba=
BEN es perfun0et: Ser 5o5ialismus
beoeutet @brfurm Dor Der arbeif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
9as piDdJplogiide Mument IN be1
Gteanngnabme 5ar Nunpar=
titan 2taa.

(gon 2. 5oIepb areuter, s. g. 80
BUR 3eit ideint Die 9ebatte Mber
Ste 2idt- unb 5d%nttenfeiten Der g.
B. 6. mie6er redt Iebbaf mer6en al
moaen. Sn 3eitungen un0 3eitidrif=
ten eriter, 5tpeiter un6 britter &lafie
meloen iid Die gerteioiger Der 2iga
5nm Bort, matiirlid feblt es Der &ar-
tel audf 1lidt an 6ein0en, Die NIT mebr
o1er meniger qnten Nrgumenten ibr
}o3inIiHiide unb f~ommuniitiiide Cen
oen5en Ser Derfdie6enen 5battier11r1-
gen our Gait Iege1t. sssn Der Got fdme-
re Mnflagenl 8ieaeidt miro Die ne1e
pom 3ef1traIberem n11nnuebr DeroHent.
lide SlugfdriH: .gbe Non=Gartiian
2eaq1te Of Nortb Dafoto, d 6tubB Of
CONDITIONS in fbaf 5tate, Big Brof.
Syranf 0''9ma, 10 cents eacbE,@ et11=
ge RIairnng IN Die fdeinbar Dernorre-
ne 5rage bringen. Moge lie BON redt
einem griirto1iden Stuoi1tm mr-
ter5Dgen merbenl
@enn mir bier bon oem piDdDlog1=
iden Momente IN Der 5feIlungnab-
me our g. 4. 8. reoerr, 10 Dollen mir
nidts arberes als einen ihlidte1 Ser
f1d nraden, ben 8ebanfengmg oar5u-
|leaen, Ser Sic 5reuaoe ber2iga 5u ibrer
|5fenu1gnnbme geordngt Bot. Dobei
n1ag ratir1ih n11d ettDns 2idf ge<
uorfen nerben ouf bic 8eredtig11ng
besn. Ridtberedtig11na folder 5tel-
lungndbme, un6 5uletf Der ei1t5iig rid
tige 8eg ge5eigt tperoer, ben man To-
gildertDeiie au geben babe, nm etlDai,
gen Befabren bor51beigen.
@efdidyte unb grfabrlng Iebren,
DnR 0ie Merfden ii 33eifen nirtiidtnft
Iider, poIitifd3er o0er religiofer @ri-
Ten, 100 Mltes par1H, ffdiu(t 1tnb Ne1tes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Afsfnnft ii bentidjer GpradJe.

Dos MusfunHsbiiro IN beutfder
Gprnde gibt bereituiligif Ir,o fo-
ffenlos Musfunft uiber ale 0ie Bum
besberipaIting betreHenoe Mngeleger-
beiten: 0ffenfIid1es @efunbbeisDefen.
5oIbnten- unb Matroe1angeIegenbei-
ten, geiekgeblt1g, MrbeiterDerbdltnii
ie, DECENTRALIZATION, Guaranteeing,
Ausfpanoer11ng, Ste1ertpeien. Reiie-
ppdHe, Gr5iebunggstuegen, 11Ip. 9nfrd-
gen fi11o au ridbten an German Di-
bifion gureo11 Of 5oreign 2ong1tage
Conformation Gerbioe, Mmericdn Ne6
Gross 1914 Gait 28tb 5treet, Rem
gof Sir, g. q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

Giner Der 5odlu. Sduitenbater an
Ser ct. 2onis uniperfitm bot gena11e
Musfunft gefammeIt nber BEN gegen-
mdrtigen 5tuno Der @eieuidaH Sefu
IN Der gar15en 8elt. 8ie @eiammtbeh
Der SroensmitgIieber betrug an1 11.
Nobember 1918 iiebaebntmie11o, bon
oenen bie SdIfte Brieiter tpnren. Bel
glen nit 1000 Rrieitern un0 5doIa-
fftifern uno 200 2aienbriioern felt on
Der Gpise. giele bon oiefen Mdnnern
arbeiten IN BEN belgiiden Nifionen
I'M gongogebiete in Affrifa, a1if Gep-
Ion, IN 8engalien, Sn6ien. Die Rei-
ben Der @eiftIiden IN &ranfreib ffn6
in trauriger Beife geIidtet, % Brie-
tier I'M @i6erfprrde init benz Sir
dengeiese genotigt muroen, nIs ge-
meine 5olbater at oiierren, uno tparer
nnter ben erifen, iEy 2eben bin5uge-
ben. gieIe iunge Seiuitenbdter, begab-5
h, gebiIbete Mdnner, gingen 10 Der
8efenidoft Derloren. 9ie frona0iiide
WiITionen IN 5Drien un6 armenien
lino beinnbe gdr1aIid bon aen gnrfen
5erft6rf mor6en; aber IN Rnnfin IN
gbinn, no 200 Seiuiterl an Der Arbeh
Iino, berrfdt %bIibenoer 3uitan6. CUR
griesung bes gerlulfes BON Wdirnern
IN europe bat Sic @efenidaft einen
berrliden 3utDadg bon Robi3en III
ben gereinigten Sfonten, 5panien,
sn6amernn uno &nnnoa erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

ten Code @efabren oroben ur10 Sic
5turrntDiaoe aus 5nei 2agern 5n-
gleid1 meben. aug Dem Der rotten un0
gelben Snternationnle. Inter 56Iim-
gen RiBt,s eben borfidtig na1oeIn.)
Aber narum foGte man MIDI, fnIs
DEM 10 ii, mitbelfen Die 2iga aus Der
|@efnbr5ore beraus5ubeben2 Gus mel
ne ih audi. aber nie jon bag gefde-
benit Sod nift burd geitrefen.
|3nbIen un0 gerteioige. @em nns
SdlagtDort nGurd uno fir BEN 5ar-
mer1 bier nidt mebr befagt tpie bas
IN manden Demofratien. .Durd uno
fir oag Bolt 10 neiBt bu, mas 81
a1ls5uridten bermagft Bis iekt bat
es III Der q. g. 8. nidts gegolten.
a3uoem 1T Der einfade Mnnn nidt
efnHraI imitar1oe, etpaige idleidenoe
@efabren fofort al ol1rdfdauen, ia
seinige gar niirbe1r 11idt einmnI an
folde atauben, geidtueige Bel Der Be-
ieitigung o%erfeIben mitnrbeiten, 10
ftarf it lire 3uDerfidn oaB bon BORN
berein nnes III better Srbnung iei
@i4 man nlfo I'M grnffe Der 2ign
nr0 feinem eigenen 5tanoe einen
#Dienit ertpeiien, 10 belle man mil, ebe
man ms 8oot einiteigt, ben Stan0 at
organiiiren, Damtt er Das Boot
ausbeiiere, foas es moride 5teae anf
meifen foQte, f~on1petente 5iibrer 1,-
DIE INTO ein fdnrf begren5tes Bro
grnmm fir Die &eife auffele; Damn
barf ieoer i~al1f5eno einiteigen uno Sic
groBe Iour gum erfebnten 3ieIe nit
maden; fails biefes 3ieI erreihbar it.
Sic 8oridt, nit Der Sic gertreter un-
ieres 2nnbes Bel Der ginIaonng aum
ginIfeiger ms 5hiff Der NationenIign
at 8erfe geben, Die Reierbationen, oie
man miinid, I'M iiid fir Die Submit
nidf at iddoigen un6 freie 6ano at
bebalten4 oirften nns mid bier CUR
Nabmuna gereiden.
Sn einem trefliden ArtifeI marnt
Der nBolfsfreu10" IN }elner Summer
pom 12. 5ebrunr bon Der Biege Der
g. g. 8. Der Dor benz Ginfteigen n
.bas Gdifflein CUR 5abrt pb1e felt
umfdriebenes Rrograunm. Or iagt on
u. a.: .Wan nerr11e uns elm 2a1b, IN
meldem Die &ntbolifen bon ibren eixs
genen 5ubrern n~ufgemuntert mer0eH
iiib nnter fo5ialiitiide 5lbreridaH 5u
begeben, Tim gefuiIie 6fonomiide gor<
teile at erringen. ODER 1T ien1als EN-
befrieoigenoer 8eDeis oafHr erbrab
nor6en, 6nB Die 9iga nit So5iaIis-
mus nidfs 5u h1n Bat2 Solnnge
biies nidt Har itebt, for1ne1 mir es
nidt begreifen, narlim mon BON fa-
tboliider Geite gum gintritt in Die
2iga gera0e5u mfforoert. sc
fdeint oemnad, oaB bier oas piDdo-
logiide Woment in Der Steuungnnb-
me our 2iga iid 5u melt borgeordngt
bat, obne Die iharfe @ontrnIe Ser Go
git gu peripiiren. 9ns Sdlagmort:
s@bret Dos alte, baut auf bas Neie,1
Deroient I'M Barteigetriebe nidt m=
mer riidfidtsloie MnrDenbung. Nud IN
Der Dorliegenben 5rnge m1B, fats oas
rGbref oas Site nidt aIs beredtigt
erf6eint, oas Bout auf 0as Helle"
init goriiM %gebanobabt meroen.
limo 6a ff6 Die 1leuen Gage aus DEM
5dyutt Der often bauerL
&ann ein nngetribtes Auge riidudrfss
bliderr6 Dpr1Ddrfs id}alten.@
r9rei5ebnIinoen.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

@eisbef obne 4e11uf, it tperflos-
.@ieb, tDie oerrutspoI 6ie f0rnerfdue-
&c Mebre ibr 9n11pf neigf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

Oder 1p1elt Die Nellglon auf Dle
|8auer nldt et1pa imnler IN Elm TO-
5iaIifiides Brogrnrnm binein trot
Ser Bbraje: .Heligiorl it Bribatia:
dee" Nber mas babe ib benin ba ge.
iagt: fo5iaIiltiides Geiieprogranlm.
nun, bod menigftens io5taliitii6 &c.
fdrbt! Sos 1T cine 4nfIage gegen oie
g. g. s., mo es 1T 5ahe Der GIN
fldger, tie 5u beueiien. Aber baS ii
ia idon 10 oft geideben, bob martde
Dor lanter Bdnnren ben 8alo midi
mebr ieben. Sb Brofeffor S'9ara IN
ieiner errpdbnten grofdJure oiefen Sc
neis beibringf, uoge ieber ielbif BEL
ibm nndleien. limo tpenn beute IN
9entidlarb ober lonItpo IN Der @eli
Die an sic 6pibe gefontmener 5o5in-
EIiiten 11nh n1berer1 nls fo5iaIiiifden
ssoeen Dorgeben, Damn nir6 oies mobl
ol1f IN Norboafota 10 iein. unb Derlll
beute IN ben 90. q. 8. 33eitlngen ole
Mdnner, 8eiTIide uro 2aien, Die ebr-
lid Derfuden, Ser raoifnIen Gibr1tna
Der 2ign BEN Binb aus ben 5egeln 5a
nebanen, aIg Berr6ter Der 5ahe ben
6arn1er benz Spotte 1t1b Der gerod=
tung preisgegeben per0en, 0 rpeib oe1
|err1fe RotbolH mober Der 8ino pfeift
Gr niro fid fnge1t, abtDarter un0 Zee
trirfen; bic Rote Mtt ons Mnufer
nidt. 80 Mber o1td nbera1 @efdb1
Dhternl N11r, bag ebe11 ut EN- Sci.
den Ser h0nen gorfidt, Dor nle1n 80
elmer 9eh, no nnerttbdlben Der gu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
FINE JAPANESE PAGEANT
GIVEN At WEsTHAMPTON
Freshman Glass Stages Attractive
Entertainment Depicting Oriental
Life and Customs

Unique in the extreme. rcplcto with
measure upon measure Of originality
and correct in each smallest detail in
its picturiza ion, the superb Japancse
Pageant by the Freshman Class Of
WcSthampion College was given last
night before an apprcciativc audience
building.
Nearly loo girls of the class of '1a.3
and other members of the first year
English claSsc. participated in tile
Tho a,ruo3phcrc Of the entire per-
Torrance was strictly Japanese In
every feature. One was transferred
/ from the actuali;ics OF the world of
American reality 10 the dreamy. su-
perstitiouS atmosphere of the Orient
| when once tho threshold Of tho audi
torium Was crossed. Tho interior wn.
rictureEannly decorated in large.
SwaSinE Japancsc lantcrns; Stuntod
pines lent their beauty and fragrance
To tho scene. while cherry blossoms
| q hounded.
On all sides OF the large room were
seen large posters done in japanese
! script dcDic;inS the names of the
various characters in the pageant. I'm
| mcdiate'y i'm front of the stage in
! true Oriental thcatcr fashion suuattnd
several score of young women i'm thoi!
/ Eastern attire. The various scenes
were represented in gorgeous show
'nEs Of scenery and costumes.
Action OF tho pageant was divided
/ panorama Of symbolism was the pro-
! lnEue. Following this came tue
/ showing OF japan as she was. This
| Was divided into two scenes; So; in
! the atmosphere of the pagan splcDdnr
! OF the ancient court. Tho trmpic
! grounds in kyoto and the rhocnix
, room OF the court were portrayed in
elaborate style both in The silent and
| spoken drama.
/ NCNt in the process OF cvoiut;an WA.
/ shown japan of TO-DAY. Ecrc a
, glimpse Was given into an uppcr-rlass
I nom" in onc scene and into the tyniv:, /!
/ Japanese 'h"at"r Cat l'car' "a
J Inpaocsc character rantomimc. aud
''kiri M Mciiiyania." u Noh D:A,na.
] wcrc portrayed Future japan made
/ up tn" final division "r the rather
F.! long. hut interesting program.
I Entirely original was the pageant.
/ for II was only after ;hc many
! months Of research UPON tho part OF
! tho members of the class that they
| were able to put together the clever
! cutcTt@inmnni. MuSica! color WAS
/ given ny the local musical rompo scr
! i. Washington IIarkcr. Many MN
: hers were written expressly for tho
! pageant by Him.
| Miss Anita kloss, OF tho Nest
hampton faculty, and G.. q. smith
intc:rspeT%cd many bit" Of harmony
during the intcrmiaSion between
Tonight the Pageant of tho
Dwarfcd Pine" viii be repeated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
SCHOOL TEACHERS GET
PAY INCREASE TO-DAY
approximately $4,000 Represent
ing 10 Fer Cent for -Four Months
20 BE Distributed.
.ApproNsmatciy 100000.

Approximately $4,000. rcprcsent :
ins 10 rer cen; inrrcasc in salary
he distributed among 500 or more
Richmord schoo!-tcachcrs tomorrow.
Tending passage OF the Mayors
budget by tho city fathers, this addi-
In the annual appropriations meas
urc. retroactive from January l, 1920.
han been held ny until now.
Tho increase applies alike 10 priu-
cipals: tho Office force of the CITY
School Board. iinitors Of schools and
mechanics employed by tho CRY Edu
cattcnai Department.
Teachers who receive tho minimum
pay OF SIS month vii, by virtue OF
the 10 rcT cent increase. tomorrow
receive Sl20, OF which So represents
fou1 months. Those who receive the
maximum salary Of Sl.So4 for the
school term of nine months viii. of
course. receive "A corresponding in
crease. as Will those who receive in
'tcrmedin,c salaries.
The lowest salary paid teachers in
The elementary schools Is SSll for
the school term. and tho highest.
teachers in tho Junior high schools Is
sSil. and the maximum, sl.6S3
High school teachers receive a min
itnum OF 1855 and a maximum Of
schools OF tho city rcccivc salaries
OF S435. minimum. and 1891. max
! inum.
Other city cmpiocycs--thosc in the
various departments under tho sew
cral heads. Health and Street ''lcai,
ing. rolicc and Fire and Public
Works and CtiliticS-by virtuc OF tho
fact that tho 10 per cent increase
Was anticipated for all city en-
ployccs coming under the regulation
Of the Mayors advisory board. have
been receiving hi. Increase since
February |. on which date tho wage
boosts for all City employees save
schcol-teachcTs became operative
The City school Board last night,
In monthly session, voted TO permit
the John Marshall High Schoo, Ga =
diets to participate in this years
lakewood Memorial Day exercises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
MAJOR GENERAL BUNDY TO
HEAD PETERSBURG PARADE
h irnp Lee Commander md StnG VIII
bc Guests at ''hmcrican bay"
Celebration.
LSrccl:,l TO The Timea- pisra.rh.I

lSNcci'l 10 Ihc llincS-tiSfa''h.j
rETERSBuRG. April :a.--M%jor-
General Omar Nundy, commanding
general OF camp Lee, this aft 6rnoon
accepted an invitation tn lead the
american Day" parade 10 he held
here Saturday afternoon. Tho rcn-
cral. who will bc accompanied ny his
full staff, Will ride in u machine. he
having been unable 10 ride Il horsn
siucc his injury several weeks ago.
Several OF tho Cruck companies
from Camp Ice will also participate
in tho parade as we'll as the hand
from the cantcuIrcnt. the Petersburg
Graya and tho Petersburg High
School ,'adc; Corps \ Maynclr
dance by tho girls OF rctcrahurS
High School is another feature of tho
celebration hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
I.iIc Injunction Writ.

rapcrs asking for AZ Injunction TO
prevent the city of Petersburg and
rcrkinton & Finn. contractors. from
proceeding with tho work on the
sewers being laid in this city were
today filed In iiustinES Court.
Nineteen allegations arc named In
the lengthy Documents fled in the
court, The chief ono of tho plaint!T
being that practically no work has
hccn done on he Sewers since last
have trcspasscd on the property Of
those bringing action, considerably
damaging some OF II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30

Raron korf,, former Assistant Gov
crn"r-Iicncral of Finland under Tho
provisional governments OF Prince
l.Non and kcrrnskS AVID formcrly
professor Of constitutional law in
tho University OF Hc'ainrtor". I'm.
land. will speak in the auditorium Of
Westi,tmpton College tomorrow ni-r,
AT S:l1 o'clock at n joint meeting OF
Tho l:iChmon1 and West hanrpt on IN
tcrnntional Politics club. lie was 4,
member Of the Russian peace .iricga-
ton in laris, and has suffered from
the RNlshrNistH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
mnkcr MIN Insrcct Cami, I.re.

NcrordinE 10 ;"IcETan rccrlNcu
ut hcaduuartrrs today. Secretary
Newton r. lS3kcr Will inspect Camp
Ice saturday morning. Whether or
not any special siSniiicnncn is at
tarhcd TO the visit OF the head OF
the War Department In tho camp IL
he the second inspection Of tho week
there. the first having been made by
q congressional committee. composed
81 Scnat tors, Congressman and NOM
bers of tho War Department. See
rotary Baker Will BIO accompanied by
members OF HIS STAFF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
HOLD MAY FESTIVAL
bcNy "f Popular Young Women
Have Charge of Myrtnd OF Hoo this.


y May festival viii be given to-
night In Il; j.. Lee School. uutIc- ;hn
auspices of tho Guild Of ST, Marks
Church. In addition 10 an attractive
program. man: booths have hc.;. ar
ranred. With tho following commit
toe in charge: Cakes. Miss Dorothy
WarTca: ice cream. Miss Amy Kraft;
candy. Miss Thclm3 Elicit: fish pond
Miss Jacquclin Smith; Esyrtian
booth. Mrs. Jack l.. Epps: soft drinks,
Mrs. a., y. Warren: flowers. Miss Eir-
g!nia Duke: miscellaneous; Mrs.
II. d. Nurisois
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
DIR. I,ntr Waller Rnrreu TO Speak.

Ilr. ka:e Waller Eavrctt. OF Alex
Sndris. national president OF the
JioThEcc CrIttcnton Missions and
the American Revolution and "a mem
Der az The executive committee Of the
Nirg:nis. Social Hygiene Asso.iation
Of Union station Methodist Church.
Twc1ty-folrth and y streets on
Sunday =: 10 o'cIock. Dr. Jarrett
1a; q national regulation as a phil
antnropfsi Cad orator. and Is ono OF
the best worl3n speakers in this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
ALIENS FOOT-EASE DOES lI:! II

Mhen your fhors D!ncl, or your cor, ana
ESi s.he 80 that you are tired ali over
der 70 he sinai into the sbnc, POW nd
iRe s;,nr u. ap, The foot.hNih. i viii ,shs
give instant relief to sma inr MI, ma
psSdsr to snd IT, fSss, l:soo. 900 pounds 81
Nrfny and Navy during tho war snIt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
Thirteen 10 Brco,nc rollce,,.n

Names of thirteen mcr who viii
enter INTO their duties rs members o:
tho, police force on MAJ | were an
nounccd %ea;crday by Chief OF Police
Srcr.r. Th" inca arc: W. G. Nc
Donough. William j. TrollinScr. l.. l..
overly. Il. I. C;oldsby. J. L. Powers
". $. Sncnd. T. ". Rouse. Fear
Clarke. T. ". Matthews, G. W. Yancy.
Claude Hooker, u. L. Brydonc and i.cc
Roy Grant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
Opening Day. May list.
The Novelty Shop
Children Hand Made Clothes.
Novelties OF beauty and
originality.
Grace and Laurel.
Grace and Laurel.

1t would be difficult
to imagine a better
opportunity for profit
than the auction sale
OF West Broad Street
business sites on Tues
day, May 4, at 5 P. M.
conducted by At
!. ,tic Coast Realty CO.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-30
Norfolk & Western nv

Leave Brond street Station Daily
n@r Norfolk $3.50 a. NJ. $3.50 y. NJ,
S:g9 T. ~, 32:30 p. ~. For the West.
!. NJ. 9:2h Il. NJ. Arrive from Nor
i,9ik' ll;i6 y. ~. 7:25 p. NJ, 9:55 r.
~ rom the West. $500 a. NJ. ego
a., VI; 60 NJ ?:55 =. NJ. Office,
son ll6 '
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Personals

RETIRING from husir"sa. outir" s,nca Of
c"rs.t" hrna9'"r"s and other accessories
on .ic AZ greatly rr'Iuc"i r=ir.a. You
cannot nnurh I" inG5 this opportunity.
Tho Corset Shoi. Mrs. y. j. Pyle. Prop.
Ill North l'ifthl street.
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Merchants and Miners Trans. ca

Established 1884.
Millions Of Passengers Garfield
Not II Life Lost.
S%S.tals .iioston; Mon.. We'd. Sat-, GP.- M,
Mo- III 1,r,,.a,,I.lenee; Tues m. p. 81.
'io'n-nnuimoFe, Mon. Thurs. T.. NJ.
ohfoik to HAVANA Direct.
Steel =. y. "QuantIco" ,,.w az,
Steel y. \. "IntIan" S Stt
steel \. 4. "QuAntlco" Ma sssh
Freight only. ''A' So'h
rier Foot w. Min st. Tel. 42sss.
a. 3. foHTEh' Gen. Agent. Norfolk. VI,
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CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 l.. Main Street Phone Randolph A2l
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EMPLOYMENT
Help NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Help Wantcd-Femaio 8.
COoK--Wantcd ono 1rst -ciass c,oc-eo;,,,ss
dishwAshef and one waitress Xpoly IN
person. paln Garden Restaurant, SiS Eaa,
Broad Street. - -', ~ ." Easy
JOIN shannonhouse Hair DressIne qcbooI
p- ana learn learn profession: Tuesday and
Second Street. Madison aoi2' ~Ao 'o'sn
LApYEWanted. a refined lady for outside
NV, work Steady position. Salary. Tax
l rteasan NJ Work; no selling. l. 75S. care.
TEaaL ISH your Want FAd to Z TAI;
4 oifpatsA. q q " /, :. !, y. 49,
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MARTIN. Funeral cC .'ohr Todd Martin
who dici At Memorial Hospital Suri. y
night. VIII lie held Al grave. Iiv"rNic%.
to-day ~ ~ ~. Hcnia,ns at Ecunctta
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Finn C;n,crnor 10 snrnk

oniCht the Pageant of tho
irtcd Pine" Will be repeated
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with first -clasa refcrcnccD. hunA
ninGs between z and &. .sOs MOI
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cHAUt'FEUR-Wanted. white "A
with first -class refcrcnccD. hunJ
ninss between and &. :2Os Mol
Avenue. 90 1-'N
COLORED YOUNG MAN for fre;tf
yator: Chcsterfleld partment I'll
COMMERCIAL SIGN PAiNTDR:5
q. letter &c Sons. I05 Wasts Mai
co0K-Wanted, negrp man, Stead
ton. The Memorial HospitHi.sl
and twelfth Streeta. 1000. 8. a
COOk..-Wantcd. first.ctass colofed
ApDIy. 10 .MAnager. Commonwealth
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O, capa Bel
tcctural craftsman. ,Nflnter IIoiifi
noratiom. Illumination. w. Va. II
DnVGGlST-Fdlly r6gIstefed u ca II
ADpiy Morewitz Brothers, NdWpotb
GAS EN0INEER = IPLOWMHN5 l
ono hundred dollars per- rifofi3
mona: ROOM ap 'ia2. GS nrGenssWiiiiasn%issi.E
HEAD COOK to take charge Of
Geld oS p aIFs, Al e. sl'ehSn boy
LEARN ,aeoountancy. The TIffS1
ton addrss. d AID. sase u, Tilness 81 bi1 "
STOP AID think how friSny 9SuSd
buyers are now reading & tSiSsf
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