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HELP WANTED--FEMAIE.
AUDITING.


n. II. MACY a co.. INC. HAVE
SEVERAL EXCEPTIONAL POSI-
TIoNs IN THE coNrRoLLERs
OFFICE FOR ExPERIENcED
YOUNG WOMEN OF PROVEN
ABILITY; SHOULD HAVE AT
LEAST A HIGH SCHOOL Epu-
CATION, A LEdIBLE HAND
WRITING AND BE ABLE TO
\ FIGURE coRREcTLY:S BOOK
KEEPING AND TYPINa EXPE-
RIENcE DESIRABLE. SUCCESS
FUL APPLICANTS WILL BE AS
sURED or PERMANENT Posi-.
TIoNs AMIDST coNGENIAL
SURROUNDINGS AND BE ADJ
VANcED IN SALARY AS THEY
PROVE THEMSELVES WORTHY.
FOR THE AMBITIOUS YOUNG
WOMEN WHO ARE LOOKING
AHEAD THIS IN AN EXCEP-
TIoNAL OPPORTUNITY. APPLY
ANY TIME DURING THE DAY
AT OFFICE OF EMPLOYMENT
MANAGER. SECOND BALCONY.
REAR. s4TH ST. ENTRANCE.
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statesmen

SALESMAN.-Our 9Th av. office has vacancy
for superior salesman able TO earn over
1000 per year; must be OF highest integrity.
this Is a most unusual opportunity and viii
appeal 10 men Of refinement who seek a
permanent connection where conscientious
efforts viii be rewarded with advancement
20 managerial positions. If you can qualify
shall be glad 10 see you; otherwise do
not waste our time or yours. See Mr..
Thompson, Room 902, 507 9th av.
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BOX ,1O9. 200 CABLE BUILDING,

MAN handy with ioola. wanted In n business
place. Nalllgny ~ West 5Sth A..
MECRANIC--On Who understands repairing
White and Ford cars; state experience, sal
airy expected. Box I'll. iG3 East l2ith.
MEN, educated, over 80. TO sell high grade
instAlment proposition, Eastern territory
extremely liberal contract; no stocks, bonds,
Insurance; thorough training given by man
making $500 weekly same terms you get; e1-
perlence unnecessary; must be worker and
sticker II can treble earnings. Managers
Wanted, box 6bh, 1858 Broadway
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

KITCHEN helpers wanted. must speak
English; good wages and opportunity 10
learn cooking, Apply 20 Mr.. Cave, Hotel
~, George, Clark 81, subway, Brooklyn.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

AGA4 Wh1N GtO - G4An41G,
~-~-~-~-~~---~~-~--~~-o~~~--~
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
800 TO 600 monthly corresponding for
newspapers; SIS TO S25 weekly In spare time (:
ltcts suggested. Send for particulars Ma
ilonal Press Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer. expert
enced general office work: apply In own
handwriting; state salary. L., 26S sun-Her-
Ald. Herald square.
BoOKKEEPER.-Young lady 10 assist on
books in q brokerage house. experienced.
Apply 42 broadway. suite 14ll.
BOOKKEEPER.
Thoroughly experienced. A. @. Eland q
&c, 245 18th Ry., corner 24th.
CASHIER
WITH RETAIL STORE EXPERIENCE.
THE MIRROR.
IL CoRTLANDr ST.
cHAMBERMAID TO 0esist waiting; parlor-
maid and waitress; two maids; with pri-
vate family: private house. 81 West T3d st.
Lhone Columbus 1882.
CHAAfBERNAID wanted; light colored. APP
ply housekeeper department. Prince George
Hotel. "a Z. 2sth ST.
'HAMBERMAID and waitress. small fam
ly reference required. Steifei, 5f5 West
ssh st.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; family Of
ADULTS. Herzig, 490 West End av.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTO.-Electrical contractor wants 20 In
stall. overhaul OF rewlre electric systems
on any make Of cars: work guaranteed:
your own shop or garage. THOMAS CON
STAS. 225 W. Gsth St Tel Col. e4s.
BUICK, late 1918 cylinder roadster; Delcc
starting. lighting, ignition system: excel
lent condition. $3.50 Inquire Paint Store,
9Th av. and 2ath 81. Brooklyn.
BUICK. practically new, six cylinder; me-
chanically perfect. Inspection 124 East
10Th, Bronx.
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SALESMAN wanted-Road salesman for
newspaper syndicate; good opportunity for
the right man: give fun particulars. includ-
ing experience and salary wanted; all an
swers viii be treated as strictly confidential
Address G.. 76G Sun Herald
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MAN FOR POSITION
IN OFFICE AND GARAGE.

WE DESIRE A MAN CAPABLE OF
DOING CLERICAL WORK, CONNlC-
TI0N WITH OUR TRUCKS AND
GARAGE; A SLIGHT KNOWLEDGE
OF BOOKKEEPING NECESSARY;
nisIiiWN nir WS, WILL. ossirgn rAf t22 TO ,EER HfHE
SALARY FOR A MORE QUALIFIED
MAN. REPLY TO
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YOUNG MEN.

Young men who wish 70 learn the
advertising business on n large
daily newspaper, young men who
are not looking for a fortune. but
are willing 70 work to show them
selves worthy OF promotion will
have every opportunity on this pub
licntion; a moderate living salary
20 begin opportunities unlimited;
requirements; substantial educR-
tion. pleasing personality, energy.
ambition and pep. write, stating
age. salary, education. nationality.
y, 73I Herald. Herald 90.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE.

FARMER and gardener. working superin-
tendent. wishes position on Gentieman'a 4
estate: at present employed on a 300 acre
arAln and dairy farm; experience with the
care and breeding Of cattle, farm machinery,
best reference. Address Farmer, care T. p,
shontS Estate, Newtown. Pa. Ducks eoun-
tyl.
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>sA1EsMEN AND sALEsMANAGERs

who wish TO conserve their vitality, aided
by an article Of revolutionizing character
which sells at sight are invited TO ioin
an organization Of live wires. where.
apart from unusual earnings. salesman.
ship OF the highest type is taught ana
developed, John Standish & Co, Inc.
ll33 Broadway.
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statesmen,

statesmen.
HIGH GRADE, TO SELL DIVIDEND
PAYING SECURITIES: BOTH OUTSIDE
AND TELEPHONE MEN: INITIATIVES
AND ABILITY ABSOLUTELY ESSEN
TIAL; SALARY AND COMMISSION TO
PRODUCERS. WRITE Or CALL
SUITE sol, 1872 NASSAU STREET.
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GARDENER useful. understands Vegetables
flowers, live stock, driving and care small
cars; no repairs: wife to help OCCASIONALLY
In house: can offer comfortable four room
cottage and coal: no conyenIences. on Ionn
Island: write stating wages expected ex5
perience and references c., 1Ts Sun -UsraId
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AutOmobIle Ancllons.
EASY WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR.
Van Tassen kearney.s Sales Ring Tee
long been esteemed q clearing house for tho
sale and purchase Of second hand Autoaao-
hiies, passenger and commercial by apctisn.
both sellers and buyers. More prospecklSa
buyers than carg as q rule. 10 List Yo1fa
row. Auction Of autos every Tuesday si.A
Friday at noon. Telephona stuyyesAnt s9G
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sALESAIEN'

We want. at once good men to assist
us In the sales end OF our business We
have an UNUSUAL opening at this time
70 the man Of good address, strong per-
sonality and not afraid TO use his energy
20 accomplish results men who we Sc
lect, should they prove their efficiency.
Will be- placed in executive positions at
an early date; a personal Interview will
In way, determine his qualifications
Call Monday, Thursday and Friday, be-
tween 0 and 4 Suite sol -S02. 1882 Broad
way, J. G. Noble.
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INSTRUCTION.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic Help Wanted.
AT MISS HoFMAYERs AGENCY,
10 East 43d st., Sd floor.
Kltchenmaids, cooks, laundressea chamber
maids. mattresses, children's nurses, lady .
maid. useful couples.
HoUsEwORKERs, cooks, laundresses, walt
resses; good positions. Berta Carlson EN-
ployment Agency. 21e0 Broadway, corner a2d
81. Phone Schuyler lO76.
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Commercial Help Wanted.
SECURITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
81 EaH t2d. t2d.-stenographsrs, clerks. typists;
10 regstratinn fes.
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ANy Intelligent person may earn 800 TO $500
rnanthly corresponding for newspapers SIS
% 81 weekly In spare time; experience un-
,'ocessary; no cAnvassiny: subjects sug-
~ssted: send for particulars. National Press
Irureau. Buffalo, N. Y.
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iSepoblls Instrsetisa.

aNd week, courses for
o"nsrs' WEsT SIDE \. M. q. a.
gOi West 57th St, New York.
r.e. booklet and pass. Special ladies elassaa.
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AUDITORS.
AUDITORS.

ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTsMAN
Iu a wood working plant. one who Is capable
of taking measurements at building, draw
Inc details and listing material for factory
IN replying state age, experience and
salary expected.
address P. o. Box Z. Mount Vernon, N. Y.
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AUTOMOBILE saiesman-High grade man.
NOT necessarily having automobile expert
snca hut with demonstrative sales ability;
o,,,,ortuuity FOR future advancement practi.
oaiiy unllmItcd; references required. Apply
Assistant Manager, Chevrolet Motor Co,
30I bedford av.. Brooklyn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
DRUGS EXCITE YOUR
KIDNEYS, USE SALTS
Ii your Back hurts or Bladder
bOthers, drink lots OF
water.

When Your Kidneys hurt and Your
BACK feels sore. don't get scared and
proceed 10 load your stomach with n
lot OF drugs that excite the Kidneys
and irritatc the entire urinary tract.
Keep your Kidneys clean like YOU
Keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with mild harmless salts
which removes tho body's urinous
waste and stimulates them to their
normal activity. The function of the
kidneys liz to filter the blood. In "a
hours they strain from 1t 500 grains
or acid and waste. SO wo can readily
understand the vital Importance of
Keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots OF water-you chm,
drink ton much: also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces OF lad
salts; take n Tablespoonful in n glass
OF water before breakfast each morn
ing for few days and your kidneys
VIII act fine. This famous salts il
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice. combined with l!thia.
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate cloGged Kidneys:
also TO ncutralize the acids in urine
SO /; no longer Is Il source OF lrrita-
ton, thus ending bladder weakness
Jad Salts Is inexpensive; cannot In
Jure: makes delightful! effcrvesccrt
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keen
their Kidneys clean and active. Try
this, also keep up the water drink
ing. and no doubt you will wonder
what became of your kidney trouble
and backachc.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
VERA CRUZ HELD IN GRIP
OF STEVEDORES' STRIKE
business Houses Close As Mexican
Marines nnd Mounted Police
Patrol Cities.
by Universal Service. I

lBS universal Scrvicc.1
IEfsA CRUZ. Oct. 3O.--A general
st fReoo was declared at noon today,
dores' union issued an uitimatun
that the .nation-wide strike would be
called unless the union demands
hours.
All business houses in Vera Cruz
closed last night and will not be re-
opened until the Federal government
Is able TO give guarantees of safety
to property.
Marines from Mexican warships arc
patrolling the Federal zone and
mounted police are on duty in the
streets OF Vera Cruz.
The strikers blew up steamship
IN the h9rbor at Tampico. resulting
In number of deaths.
II is declared that Bolshevists are
supplying the strikers with funds.
In several cities the strikers arc re-
ported racing about in automobiles.
waving flags.
The strike is said to have original
ca In 4 demand by the stsvedoorcs'
union Tor the reinstatement OF two
gangs OF dock workers who were dis
charged last week charged with COM
pltcity in theftS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
HALLOWEEN WAS WIDELY
CELEBRATED LAST NIGHT
Many Dances and Parties Feature
Arrival OF AL Saints
Day.
BROAD STREET WAS CROWDED
Thousands of Cclcbrants Rcvcl in
Gay Festivities - Traffic and
street-Car Service Congcstcd
During Evening as Result.

halloween was widely celebrated
last night, and many parties and
dances were held. Crowds of boys
and girls CARRIED as witches, ghosts,
saints and all sorts OF grotesuue fig
nrcs frolickcd along beneath the big
moon. Fair heads duckcd for APP
pies anu sweet young things pccred
ever their shoulders into mirrors to
get Il peek At their future husbands.
AZ All Saints Day falls on Sunday,
large number of celebrations were
held last night.
y benefit dance was given in the
Grays' Armory by the Richmond How
itzers. n large crowd was In attend
ancc and many costumes suited TO the
occasion were to be seen. The ladies'
auxiliary of the organization acted as
chapcror5. and refreshments were
served
The young wcmen OF the Whitlock
branch OF the y. Lorillard Company
gave n dance Friday night In the
new dining and recreation rooms OF
were in attendance, and nearly all
were costumed. Prizes for the best
costumes were won by Misses Rose
Whitlock and Barbara Pierce and
Mcssrs. Sansoine and McGhce.
y regular cld-fnshioncd Halloween
social was given last night by Monu-
ment Methodist Episcopal Church.
Many were present. Prizes were
AWARDED LOT the pest costumes, and
REFRESHMENTS were served.
Tomorrow night Il Halloween ccle-
bration will be given In Bcllmeadc
School by the Community League.
Bellmeade School is located between
steps and s OH the Petersburg car
line. Refreshments will be served.
The smaller children of the neigh
Dorhood were given party Friday
night by Mrs. r. y. Pierce, 5000 stone
wall Avenue. Prizes were awarded
Since Armisticc Day. 1918. no such
as were seen last night Thousands
of people turned out To participate in
the All Saints night festivities. The
curbs and along the edges of the
buildings on both sides of the street
were lined with onlookers and in the
center of the street marched Il seeth-
ing mass OF people. CARRIED as
witches. COLLINS. sailors. men as wom-
en- and women as men. thrustinE tick
lerS in the faces of the onlookers. they
marched up and down the streets in
locked step. Trolley service was him
dered and blockades were FREQUENT
Automobile traffic was congcstcd to
such an extent that the traffic police
men were forced to scnn autos down
other streets 10 clear the way for the
street cars.
Laughing girls and boys and grown
ups. paraded and shouted along the
thorouEhfarc. Every one was out for
ing and 1t was not unit! a late hour
that the witches and COLLINS took
flight and sought out their homes to
wait until next Halloween to appear
again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
ROADS IN FAIR SHAPE
Worst Stretch IL on wsy ta WI
hnmsburg, Beyond Chicks-
hominy River

Generally good conditions are r,.
ported on roads leading from Rich
mona. report Of the Richmond branch
OF the United States Weather Bureau
showed yesterday. The Richmond
washington highway Is good except
oetween Richmond and Yellow Tav-
crn. where repairs are under way. To
avoid. dctour near LAX eside.
CONDITIONS on the Richmond
C!arksville road are good. cxccpt lust
North of Petersburg. Detour for this
is at Centralia. There also Is n bad
Spot near the asylum ground, for
which n detour is provided.
EXCEPT Tor the rough places be-
the Richmond charlottesville high
Nay is in generally good condition.
FROM Richmond to Chickahominy
River the Richmond-Old Point road
IS IN good condition. but thence to
williamsburg IL is poor to bad. From
cast II Is excellent.
The River Road tSouth) is in good
condition to Wade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
a, colors of the new Republic. Czech.

Slovahia.
Witches and elves were nlso at
play on the Nostume of the diva and
the immense pendant which she wore
OF cmeralds and diamonds, valued at
81, 200. was the ,cyniscore OF all eyes.
This was the present from Abudal
H9mmel to the Crown Princess &C.
and she not carine FOR II. exchanged
II for n strand Of pearls, Madame
Destinn securing IL later from Jew
elcr in Berlin.
Tho second portion of the. num-
tunity to hear the artist in an Eng
lish number and the poignantly beau
tiful Because Of Tachaikowsky
f wniEn riyaled her two slayonia OF.
TO the Puccini 'Un bel di." she for
got the cold setting of the concert
platform and threw herself into the
,re wo aT Mfil iKiaEsns for %d tn, the
moment stood before us in ali her
tragic song of love and longing for
the return of Pinkcrton.
To MI in the blank occasioncd by
Madame Dcstinn sang three Of her
own compositions "fIvenine. Stylish
song Song ROMANCE" and "a bohemian
f e1lS s OF ns,d three little delightful
Dupare and two OF Tosti's fami,ia-
songs, the singer finished off with
an imnassioncd delivery Of the Toscn
ARIA, Nisi oil Arte." which left tho
audience in happy mood.
one cannot close without word
Oh commentator for the finely ball
laoored under enormous difficulties
anu word of sympathy for the man
az cement OF the series OF concerts who
OF their own. at the opciiiny conccrt
or inc season. They promise, how.
ever. to make ample amends TO the
nicnrnond public whose hearty sun
port mas greatly encouraged them
c. w l. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
Die. In Wendell. \. c.

Miss Mary Norvell. sister of i. r..
and Il. III. Norvell, OF Richmond. is
dead at Wendell n. c.. after 4
lengthy illness, according TO word
received here yesterday. Miss Nor
Wells home was at Wendell She is
survived by three sisters. Mrs. La.a
Ray. OF Richmond: Mrs. j. c. Collins,
OF Wendell. and Mrs. Milton Watson.
of Eagle Rock, y. &. Three brothers
also survive. They are ]. r. and i.
II. Norvel, Of Richmond, and w. c.
Norvell. Of Wendell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
BRADLEY FUNERAL TODAY
Veteran Contractor who SuccumbcJ
to Paralysis Friday VIII Rest
In HOLLYWOOD.

Tho funeral OF James Franklin
Bradley, who died Friday morning at
tho age of siSty-fvc. will be conduct
ell this afternoon ut 3 o'clock in his
home, 1877 South Colonial Avenue. Rev.
w. n. Hall, pastor of Porter Street
Presbyterian Church. officiating. The
burial VIII be in Hollywood. Mr..
Bradley, who was born in old Man
chester. now South Richmond. was
engaged I'm the general contracting
business here II number CT years, later
being IL dealer in real estate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
Hot Air Causes Fire.

Hot air becoming congestcd caused
small fire in the clothing store OF
SimoS Girsh & Sons yesterday
about II o'clock. The pipe convey
ing the hot air became overheated
and caused Ignition OF surrounding
wood. according TO the Fire Depart
ment. and resulted in blaze. The
chemical apparatus responded to
the call and quickly extinsuished tho
flames. Tho damage was small. the
Fire Department says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

ufacturers. merchants and other cm-
pioycrs of labor and clericui help to
give their employees 4 half holiday
or suspend business entirely next
Tuesday-elcction day. The women
congestion at the polls, only by this
means can the bulk of the new vote
be pollcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
state va.xnr Club Meets.

FlrSt regulur meeting OF the Vir-
g!nia Club of Nassar Alumnae was
held yesterday afternoon In the home
Franklin Street. Afesdames Branch.
Hugh Miller and +. H. Yves, and
Misses Isabel Fuller. Alice Hodge and
charlotte Wheeler were in attend
ancc: Plans for the next meeting
of the club were perfected Tho
meeting was "a social affair. business
being discussed only incidentally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Mnrxnrct T.. smIthey,

NTH. NNrkurCt T.. Nm1thcy.
WINCHESTER. VA. Oct. 30.-Word
has been received here OF the death
several days ago in Baltimore of Mrs.
Margaret Il. Smithcy, II years old.
widow OF Charles r. Smithey. for
many years proprietor of Peach
Grove. once Il noted summer resort,
near Wadesvillc. Va. She was ma
tive OF baltimore. and her death oc-
CURED ut the home OF her sister. Mrs.
j.. NJ steer. whom she was visiting
at the time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

mother. Mrs Ennrnir bowman, tho
latter of Rock .nglIam County, Va. Mr..
Fui.z served Jevcrai terms as exn ted
ruler cf Winchester Lodge OF lslrs.
and as president OF Winchester A;ris
o; Eagles 49, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

noon for William Linwood rultz. 81
years old, widely known i'm Northern
a a,rS,n ,,,; as q real estate dealer and
death Thursday followed n comnnpo.
lively BRIEF Illness OF diabetes. Sur
WING a"o widow, formerly Ml -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
Vigorous CampnIrn In Cnro,in,

NALEIGH, \. c.. Oct. 3O.-Al-
though there will be "wind-up" raj
Carolina Monday, the campaISn VIZ
tually closed tonight. Democrats and
Republican leaders concedc that IL
mas Dccn the most vigorous camparr,
conducted In North Carolina, both
from a state and national stand
point, since 1890.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
Mrs. wiIlium r. nurn,r

Burner. aged 81. wife OF Il we'll known
.aiincr o. this county, died yesterday
In FmerGtncy Hospital. Washington
where she was taken Il fow days ago
Tor treatment. She is survived by siN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

children. The interment will take
place in this county tomorrow. Her
Iather was the late Gideon Brubaker
one OF the early settlers OF the Shen-
andoah Valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
samuel C. jackson.

samuel G. jackson.
PCRCELLVlLLE. VA, oct. 30
samuel c. Jackson. aged 81. died Mt
MS home. near here on Wednesday,
from the iniirmitics of ago. He is sur
SlHed by one sister. Mrs. Edward HeD-
Durn. of Maryland. and one brother,
george Jackson. Of this county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Want Holiday to Vote.
Tho Virginia League of Women
voters has issued a request to man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31

Funeral OF william Fultn,
WINCHESTER, VA, Oct 3O-ISu-
neral services were held this oft.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-31
DECEPTIVE ADVERTISING

Is like a boomerang that
ono who attempts it, as
found out.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-08

FOR SALE-One of the SWEETEST
homes in Ardmore, furnished or un-
furnished, also Cadillac a in first
class running order. Phone 1882 or
call ut 1907 Third Ave, s. w. 3-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-08

FOR SALE-6-room plasterced bun
galow; double garage; a modern
home. w. C. Downing. 423 | street
southwest. SO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-08
Real Estate
w amt a Home?

Beautiful new 8 room piastered
bungalow, on Third Ave. y. W,
must be sold at once. Hardwood
noors. French doors. butt in kitchen
features. fire place, driveway and
garage. This is without doubt one
Of the pretticst homes in Ardmore, and
must be seen to BE- appreciated. Will
sell furnished or unfurnished. Furni-
ture Is best that can be bought and
has been just bought. This Is an
exceptional buy. $1,000 handles entire
deal. shown on appointment. Imme.
date possession.
A beautiful new home on X St, S.
w, which we can sell either fur
nished or unfurnished. Seven beau
tiful rooms, fireplace, plastered, gar
age. hardwood floors, tinted walls,
many built in features, large screened
in back porch, four ideal bed rooms.
This is a new home and we'll built.
Owner leaving town, and we must
sell.
Five rooms and bath on Third Ave.
s. W., with breakfast room, house
has never been occupied, buy and
move right in, this Is ono Of the best
buys in town.
Five rooms and bath on ii St., s.
W., hardwood floors. plastered, three
beautiful rooms, east front. This is
also a new bungalow completed in
January.
ID St, N. w, 6 rooms and bath,
arranged for two families, or rented
rooms with private entrance. Very
close in and positively the best buy
in town. New bungalow.
SPECIAL: s rooms and bath on
Third Ave, n. W., very close in and
arranged to sub-rent. This is a per
feet little home on n beautiful cor.
ner lot. Priced right and liberal
terms.
d St., S. W.. 6 rooms and bath.
large rooms and in perfect condi'
ton. Very reasonable terms buys
this place.
Lamgstom Inv. Co.