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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03

ate naval committee. were had. Among overtures was d proposal for elimination of items for the Alameda. Calf naval base and other new Pa ellie coast projects and also for re- duction of aviation and maintenance appropriations
 An hours delay was forced by ad- vocates of the soldier bonus legisla- tion, who sought to get the bonus bill before the senate. A point of order by Senator Jones. Democrat of New Mexico. that the navy bill was irregu- larly before the senate was sustained.
 Opponents even forced reading of the journal. Senator Borah. Republi- can of Idaho. insisted on reading of the minutes and it was an hour be- fore Senator PoindeXter got the bill back to its old status.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03

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 Germain'S Stratagem PeaS--a pro life bearer of sturdy growing habits, Pods are large and well hllcd with peas of extra fine flavor and sweet ness, Packet, postpaid, lOr,
 Gcrmain'S Giant podded Lima Bcau--the superior ot any luna on the market. both for its wonderfully fine flavor and heavy producing qual- itieS, Packet, postpaid, lOr,
 German's Purple Top Milan rur' nip-medium size; extra heavy crop per with delicious snow white flesh natures one week earlier than anN other variety, Packet, postpaid, l0c
 Get GCrNGSR,S GlrGCR Dude [.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
SUPERB NEW STRAIN OF
 GIANT BRANCHING ASTERS

Garden enthusiasts will hal this magnificent new Strs'o aS the "kOg of AstcrS." Its gigantic blossoms, most exquisite m color and form, arc borne on stems from two tO three feet in length, Think oi the dazzling blaze ot color m your garden, the wonderful possibilities VI interior decoration which planting ot th,S new strsin oticrS, There's a wealth of beauty concealed m a SO'' pSoke, of Gernsin'S New Giant Non lateral Branching AS,crS. Here arc tho va rieticS-Somc have ar,iStiCSliy curlcd and twisted pctslS--su are so" a packet, postpaid;
 Peach Blossom, Light Blue, New Giant Rose, New Giant Purple, L'shi Blue Curled, New Giant Mixed.
 Oct Gcrwdin'S Gordon Gulde
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
DELAYING COLOMBIAN PACT
 COST U. S. FRIENOSNCOlBY

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Delay of the senate in ratifying the treaty with Colombia has been most unfor- tunate," and with all countries where spanish is spoken has cost us friends confidence and commercial opportun- ity." Secretary of State Colby told delegates to the Southern Commercial congress tonight.
 The secretary scored American bus mess men who employed unscrupu- lous methods in amassing fortunes during the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
SPRAY DORMANT TREES
 WITH SOLUBLE SULPHUR

There's still tune to spray dee'dU' onS trees tor san Jose scale, moss, blister, mites and rcd spider, Soluble sulphur k very penetrating, |, gets at the very hear, -ot tue trouble and cyadSeatcS Y, Ga$,N dissolved u, water, lh, SS',; S,)h, drum $lS0; 100 ,h, drum $(& (\dd >r to lh, aud l0' to S,lh, SiSe for postage and pack
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
isRiders of The Dawn"

The most eminent players the screen affords-every one a star in his or her own right-were selected by Benjamin B. Hampton and Zane Grey for Riders of the Dawn the photo play of the famous novelist's most powerful story, The Desert or Wheat" Heading this distinguished array of talent, which will be seen al the Central theatre Friday and Satur- day and Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday, is Roy Stewart, the handsome and yirile actor who contributed much to the success of two of Mir. Hamp- tons previous successes. The West erners" and "The Sagebrusher"
 Beautiful and talented Claire Adams heroine Of many a worthwhile screen production, lends a finesse and rare charm to the role of Lenore Anderson in Riders of the Dawn" Through out Miss Adams proves herself one of the most versatile of the screens youthful artistes. Robert McKim, ia nous the world over as the arch viii lian of the screen, dispenses a new brand of villainy as Henry Neuman, prosperous lawyer by day but at night the master mind cI a nefarious band of plunderers.
 A quintet of noted character actors add new lustre to their ability in Riders of the Dawn" Joseps J.. Bowling, celebrated as the portrayer of the title role in "The Miracle Man." has part that eXacts perfor- nance equally as powerful. Frank Brownlee and Arthur Morrison, whose work in Zane Grey's Desert Geld was rewarded with roles commensur- ate with their ability in the novelists s newest production, reveal unmistak- ably that MT. Grey's confidence in them was not misplaced. Mare Rob- bins, cast as the father of the return ing soldier-hero. supplies much of the human pathos and humor that pune tuate the big scenes of the Benjamin B. Hampton production, while Federic Starr proves an invaluable aid to McKim in his diaboIical scheming. Violet Schram, one of the screens most popular ingenue stars and equal ly prominent as short story writer and Marie Messenger, child actress Of great promise, complete the roster of Riders of the Dawn"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
BUT HERE WE ARE

sgTuiE world devil" A mStic in 
 of of
  University.
 Professor Giddinss who ton" wclLbalanced.
 The attitude oppose are 10 longe young Whether girls their skirts long makes about much difference whether middle iAs uater'Of nor lower than. they Evidently Professor Gddng of that the world has working or Railroads booking so1as n Lenin ha been advised tle There's prescription 0 n
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
A PERFECT MOTHER
 FOR RA6Y CHICKS

Ii an International Hover could chuck, il would excel ,he hen mother in every particular, Chicks are al ways warm and cosy; uo oroWdlng; no bending over to 6ll lamp; 0h>0- lutelv sanitary; eau bc set up n any room. Price $l7,S0, (SeU, express collectO
 - Get GcrmGjp'r GGrUcn Oxide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
IVORY CAGE BRACKETS
 ARE MOST CHARMING

There's a damtINcSS to these new brackets which winS instant favor, We also have plain brass as well as novelty brackets decorated m Colov>, Price 7S" a pair, tAdl Sr for post age and paekmSl
 G. Gt~rGiR'S (sSrsCr GHiG>
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
CUT DRY OR GREEN FOOD INTO TINY BITS

!; By using a Frceman No, 1 Cutter poultry and rabbit food may be chopped into rictoS as small aS one eighth inch lengths. Cuts dry or green clover. alfalfa, straw or yeSet- able tops. Large capacity, will ac- oommodstc 1000 hens; sharp, adjust able knives; convenient to use and easy to run. Price S27. (Scnt express collcctO
 Gel Gcvmdin'S G0rdcH Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
BEAVERS THREATEN SCENIC
 BEAUTY ALONG SALT RIVER

PHOENlN, March 2.-State Game Warden Joe V. PrOchaska today re ceived d report that beavers had been cutting down trees along the ' Salt river below Roosevelt dan, and thus threatening the scenlC beauty oi that section. Prochaska issued permits 10 A. NJ. and II. l.. Morden to trap bcaV- CTS iu tbst locality in an attempt to SaNc the trees.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
EL PASo JAIL HOUSES Se5;
 SHERIFF LIMITS VISITS

EI. pASO, March With Ss5 prisoners in the county jail, the rec ord number for the institution, sheriff Orndorff today announced that visits to prisoners would he limited to one a week and must he made during Ccr' tain fixed hours of the day. X major. ity of the inmates ofthe jail are held in. connection with violations of the federal liquor and psrcctic Jaws r
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
PHOENIX PAVING PROGRAM
 OF $500, 900 IS PROPOSED

PHOENIX, March "A half million dollar paving program for the next 12 months was recommended for Phoe- nix by City Manager V. A. Thompson in a report to the city commission at its meeting today.
 Action on the recommendation was postponed until the next meeting of the commission.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
Vtt' NtVINufNN lFNiNtN NtittC SOME PRACTICAL HlNJS5
 ,2 ON POULTRY RAISING

There's a wealth of information for the amateur poultry raiser in Mrs. BsSley'S we'll known "\NeStern Poultry Book" IL is practical book by a practical woman. Price 75e, Add Sc for postage and paeking1 |.
 Get GcrmGinS Garden Guide eE
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
HAPPINESS SMOKED OUT

CINCINNATI, March 2. - George Carl held 50 cents out of weekly pay for tobacco. Led to an argument. Now Carl seeks divorce.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
SHIP FANCY EGGS
 IN ANDERSON BOXES

These StrNoN, GSh,V >jSh, SN'pp'Ng cartons wW carry >sSS thousands ot miles lN perfect >StctN. ideal TOT raiScrS vi breeding stock, SONc> ter le turkey CSsS SS" each, iS hen cggS SSc; 90 hen eggs SSr. t\dd Sr each for postage and paCkmgl
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
BIRDS LOVE THIS MIXTURE

li ,,'p want to cater to your pets SpNc'Nc, jCcd U SpratCS special mixed seed with egg and fruit, This food ,> greatly rehShCd aS a change o( dic, Price lOc, (Add Sr for post age and paCkng)
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03

Every new thing is hailed as mak- ing war impossible. Probably they said the same of the bow and arrow" Sir Lewis Bayly British admiral
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
KILL GROUND PESTS
 AND MEAlI BUGS

!; your plants and shrubs ate in- fcctcd with pest that resembles punches oi cotton. use Carco. It also IS sure death 10 ground pests. Pint 7S". (Add Sc for postage and pack iR&) NA..''s. --rS. a. ,s
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03

garden where Pleasure beckon and Profit awaits Never was there ideal time plant Recent rains have thoro the soil rendering fhe and work listing below few varieties of ScaSonahc vegetables other varieties described n intensely interest ing 1921 Garden Guide Don't fail send tor e today
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03

X dog suffering with the mango gets very httlc pleasure out of life. You can absolutely cure this sunoy- ing condition with Clayton'S Maugc Remedy. Price S2e. (Add se for postage and paollngO
 Ct GcrmdiHS GdrdcH Guide
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
TO VISIT IN TUCSON

"BiU" Hocten \. r. operator at The Review. will be a visitor in Tucson Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
"The Amateur Wife"

Those who have been accustomed to think of Irene Castle only as famous dancer and one of the best dressed women in America will dis cover that sine is also a character and emotional actress of moro than
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
THE HOSE FOR ARIZONA
 SUN CAN'T HURT T

Gcrmam'S special Sun-pvoo( hose iS ideal for Nriroua'> sunny chu'c. Two SiscS-hsh inch eS" foot; three four,hS inch 1Sc toot, (Scnt express collcCtO
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Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03
RAlI oE.IciAIs MERE

IT. S. Fairbank. dn ision supcrintcn- dent and. !. F. Hiubali. master me ,hapic ol the l.. r. & S. w. came to GiSbcu from. Douglas yesterday
 After operating on myself and re moving my own oNr"nd'N- lu't aaN that | am getting along all right "- Dr. Evan O'Ncin, Kane, Pa.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-03

This efficient tool Is to the garden what the electric iron and vacuum cleaner arc to the home, lt k so per. tcct,y balanced that a young boy or WoNaU eau operate U with ease EQu'Npcd with >rcvial blow, three Cuitivatov ,ce,h and two C-NOch weed. cys. \ Planet ,lr. w,ll make ,ogr Sar- SroSNg profitable a> well N> p)csSur- NhlC--aNd Nt costs COWplctC but $l>S& (ScNt CNprc>S collccO
 Get GtrwaSnN Usn,,p OrlIc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
From Breaker Boy To Church Prince
Marks Rise OF Cardinal Daugherty
Copyright. 192l),

Americas new Cardinal-desienate
Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty OF
Philadelphia. now on his way 20
Rome to receive the red hat will be
one Of the youngest Of the u mem
bers OF the college.
He is the nth priest in the Amer
lean church 10 be awarded this honor
by Rome. the others being Cardinal
Gibbons OF Baltimore. Cardinal O..
Connell OF Boston and the lato
Cardinals McCloskey and Farley.
An incident that typihes the kind
OF man the cardinal designate Is &C.
Cured in 1903 when ne was assigned
20 the Philippines When the late
Archbishop Ryan Of Philadelphia no
tilted him OF MS selection as bishop
OF Jaro. replied.
Your Grace. I cannot find that
place on any map. but wherever 7
am sent I will go"
Breaker Boy.
The archbishop was BORN Aug. IS.
1858, In the anthracite regions OF
Pennsylvania. His parents were
Irish immigrants He spent his sum-
ner vacations as a breaker boy In a
mine.
At 10 he was ready 20 enter a Som
mary, but because OF his youth was
sent for two years 20 Jesuit school
in Canada. When ne returned ne
entered the 81. Charles de Barromeo
seminary In Overlook. a PhiiadeI-
phia suburb.
Later he finished his studies for the
priesthood az the American college
IN Rome. carry of the class honors IN
IN Rome, carrying of the class hon
ors In 1890.
on his way back 20 America, he
stopped at the Irish town where his
parents had lived and there read
mass
Friend Of TAFT.
In America ne served on the fac
uity OF the seminary IN which he had
studied. In 1903 ne was assigned %
the Philippines and spent 10 years
there. rebuilding many seninaries
throughout the Islands and erecting
new edinces. Here ne became We
acquainted with William Howard
Tan. then governor general OF the
Islands
He returned 20 America IA 1915
and was made bishop OF Buffalo. IN
CONTINUED on PAGH a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
"GirI GomberS" Says Evolution And
Not Revolution Is Proper Remedy

Miss Anna WeinstOck. who at %
has been elected president of the
women's Trade Union league of Bos-
ton, and who by her activity has
earned for herself the name OF the
girl Gompers." says shop girls will
find their true place in the world by
evolution. not by revolution.
Girl workers in shops will do
well not TO forget that" she says.
Revolution means misery and
>trouble. Evolution means a home. a
Preside and all the things that the
GIRL in the factory Graves.
Before many years the workers
will control a large number Of IN
dustries In America \ start al
ready has been made in the forma-
ton OF cooperating industries IN
which the workers not only do the
labor but own the business. These
are spreading.
shop girls want silk stockings
and pretty clothes as much as
stenographers do. To get husbands
they have 10 have them. No use
sidetracking that. And when coop
Grating industries come theyli have
them. And the girl in the shop viii
be as mighty as the girl at the type
writer. in her dainty froCks. and the
biggest boss in the office viii dare
10 call her nothing but miss
Miss Weinstock went 10 work in a
sweatshop when she was - Finally
she and so other girls struck for a
4s-hour week and standard scale
or wages.
Thrown into contract IN this way
with the labor movement. she be-
came much interested IN IL and pro-
crossed until she recently was made
president OF the women's league.
She IS now campaigning 20 organ
ixe the $50 900 Massachusetts, work
ing women who are not members OF
unions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
William B.
Wilson
By ii. B. HUNT.

The real turnover in administrations at Washington
will place March 5, March 4, when the new
president inaugurated. is generally supposed
Prest Wilson. Vice-Prest Marshall and Secy to the
Prest Tumulty will yield jobs March 4 But the
cabinet changes will not until March g. The new
cabinet nominations Will a special
new senate the afternoon of March 4 and will
confirmed.
The secretaries commissions will be made out that
night and be of the president his
signature when he shows up for work March s. The
actual swearing in Of the cabinet will take in
each department between 10 o'clock and March s.
What do you expect to be doing March 5 and i'm
mediately thereafter and where going be ?"
"Ex-Pres't" Wilson viii reside in Washington in
dulgng historical and literary pursuits
est in public afairs-wlth Ex-Prest bringing the
membership in the "Ex-Presidents club" again up
This question put TO each OF the other adminisra-
ton heads excepting the president. ELECTED the follow
Ing answers:
secy Of scte Colby: II hope to catch an afternoon
business"
sec'y of Treas Houston: I'm absolutely without
plans either the immediate indefinite future
recently bought house here probably will be
enjoying myself at home"
sec'y OF Baker: Il have reservations on the 7
unpackng boxes and hanging pictures q new home
and Monday Will in practcing law"
Atty Gen. Palmer III this office over to my
successor March and for few days viii stay
somewhere the south. Then I'll return 10 Washing
and seriously considering remaining here in
the general practice OF law"
Postmaster Gen Burleson: AS soon as my success
is qualified shall leave for Texas take care OF
my private interests and get out Of politics.
secy OF Interior Payne: Good taste requires thar
stay here until my qualities. expect TO
---7~--T--%--7-T1 90 800 9S :
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
HOW ABOUT BIRD.sEED7

A teacher was instructing her pu-
pills in the use OF the hyphen. Among
the examples given By the children
was "bird-cage."
That's right. encouragingly.
Now. Tommy tell me why we put
q hyphen in 'bird-cage'7' p
Its for the bird 20 sit on was
the startling rejoindsr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

unity necessary successful display national spirit
when should enter.
As a War President.
national spirit created sufficient for success,
although tagged rapidly and although hostility to
the and its cost undoubtedly played its part in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27

7,an HabeO0d A~% P" f F rGsHs %aa c and % 5
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CONFINED on PAGE 2s)
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CONTINUED on PAGE az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
Signals of the City

Over long stretches OF and land waving flags
by day and blinking lights AT night carry messages
beyond the range of the human voice
These devices tho simpler forms OF n commune
cation system that finds greatest pcrccton in the
wireless telephone and telegraph
From one end of Richmond To the other from your
nome or place OF business thousands homes i'm and
near this city-a classified scn,aphorc YOUR mes.
sage for buyers for for help anything Won
nccd-to people whom you would never reach i'm any
other
classified ad Is the simplest, direct and most
easily accessible form that great network OF adycr
Using that runs through all the life and business OF this
country.
Use the classified section of The Dispatch as Won
would telephone exchange telegraph officc-for
your greatest convenience in saving time and money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

WEST Or FIRST STREET.
a. WOLLSlEFEIt,
3OUl West Cary Street.
BUKTON'o DRUG STORE.
5000 West Cary Street.
SHlkkEY'S PHARMACY.
7l2 North Sheppard Street
BLANKS BOULEVARD PHARMACY.
$500 West broad street
CANEDO'S DRUG STORE.
Robinson and Floyd.
HOOvERS PIIAKMACY,
Robinson and Main.
THE BRANDS FHAIiNACY.
26vl Park Avenue.
q. c. KERN.
2225 Hanover Avenue.
GROVE AVENUE PHARMACY.
2U2i Grove Avenue.
X l. BOOK Err,
1919 West Main Street.
HERllTAGE DltuG COMPANY.
lsi7 West Broad street
PUBLIC DRUG STORES.
1901 Park Avenue.
WEST END CONFECTIONERY.
1901 Wee lain street.
a. 4. JOHANN.
SCI West Main Street
l.NE .IKEET PHARMACY.
33i South Pine street
C. CiiIOCCA BROS.
Sl2 West Broad Street.
" r. MAY * EROS,
435 BROOK Avenue.
Tn..ANT DRUG COMPANY. =.
West Broad Street.
COuEN co. DEPARTMENT. STORE.
IL East Broad Street
W. c. SAUNDERS.
$40 West Leigh street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
SCHERS.
100 North Tnird Street
HUGHES FURNITURE CO..
aga North Fifth street.
J. II. HUME,
$50 North Fourth street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
EMPLOYMENT
Snlcslnrn and Agents

punc,urc. preventive i Less b!owouts H
.Ss nnS month df!TtGnGrs yg5aGsl
M s,mStnsn,; VIC t now rirS In. Sole
full time: soc an hour .snarS time. TX
icry. Darby. Ia.
AGENrS-wc start you in business FUR
m n,tmnS syeT I,, men and won q
wsgkiy %perat!nE our "N.w System Spe-
$. East Orange. y J.
AGENTS Tailoring agents wanted: W..
anie"d t.llor-'nadG clothes We snip
bic o"in,. Showing over 20 All all Wool
sn!tinss and nvcrc"a;s 1850 and ny.
aud make big money. Jay Hose & Co.
III :. Wells ST. .'aicaga. III.
AEENTS to sell mems high grade shoes
from factory direct to wearcr AT prices
far below retail stores Straight COM
mission. no advance. n" free samples.
For pnr,icu!ars wiitc Thc One Shoe
COMPANY. Dent. ca !: brockton. Mass.
AGENTs-,0;s:ol wsSN. Free samples;
SIRE wina"ws BiE demand Nd, Liberal
GsSF cd to Es"SL' c,sfS chlenE s'a'e Let
AGENTS Rays hair straightrnrr prcvcats
dandrun. Particulars free: SOC per nnx.
N"aleigh ~ Co. Box i52. indianapolis.
AGENTS-New census maps and aliases.
Millions waiting for them; nonanha
a GOOD 'n npSpos,ions' lIa us s,ss Co. Al,
AGENT-wanted; IiStriouung agent.
AGENTs-,s9 weekly selling zoe article;
nG Gs;a sil"'HS oussMfs BUYS
seveTai " i'm rocket sample
Gavaser 10 Park Row New York
AGENTs-sei Zanoi soft drinks. the
market. ' Four million bottles Sold last
pop ha sns e.Sy ns yf nn
SrtsnE nsrss5Gs n m issHinE Sou m" ,s1
Products Company. 1863 American Bldg,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
,aGss. Demons,Ta;S by driving nails IN
EyfEE wrsT wan,s snsT Tube F9T ord
s s6i7 rratr! H1' %venue nue. Chicago as ''' o.
ATTENTiON-Salcsm as county agents
for SnG Of The w wGs' ess -, rToaGSs
rI,ory ON, commission basis. This is a
wonderful opportunity for hish,srade
dress q. Lee Williams. sales Mgr. il
North Ninth Street Richmond. Va.
creased production we are getting ready
to extend our operations considerably
class. ambitious young 'ncn who de
-lr"us OF learning a good business. will
INK 10 work hard and pay their own
personal expenses while learning. This
is something that should appeal to
parents who ambitious for their
sons 10 obtain "a practical education IN
q h!eh-ciass proposition that viii soon
place them in position To
good living and carries with il an
opportunity for advancement worth
while 10 those who develop ability. Ad-
dress District Manager. Wales AIDING
Machine COMPANY. Sth Floor. Hcalsy
building. Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.


fAhI EN-Wanted. partner for manu-.
90 miles OF Richmond turning or.
stapic commodity with ready mark.t:
so,v|n casn required and services OF In.
nystOr. over 100000 Invested in piant.
Mhich Is thoroughly and nodernIy
equipped. Address wcis 100 go,
I&enty-htth street. New York City.
PANTY 10 invest $4,000 in estahij,h..;;
Wno,ssaio cigar business In Richmond
Address Box { 62J. care Times, Dispa,shh'
sPLENDlD opening for responsible MAJ =.
arm i2 act as general selling agents ,or r
sale or stock OF large deveicpment cn toi
poration. Backed by responsible h,,r,
hsss men LlG.nIeG under the Blue Ssv
laws OF virginia. Entire stock ,s.ny
bonded by IS 900. 900 bonding co,,n Issue
i LiGeFs. commissions COMMISSIONS Right man or CON.
sale OF this issue OF stock. Send rarns
ddnees ara ta Tor further particulars ad.
Trss ICON s,r. s. Mutua! building. lei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03

i.i~ ..OSD PIiAKMACY.
5Ui East Main Street
SCliEIiS.
Ninth and Broad Streets,
ROLAND IL. CHILDREY.
23 Nc-tn Eighteenth Street
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
Twen,y-first ana Marshall Streets
TUhrEisS PHARMACY.
Twenty-tirst AID Main Streets.
| rAltt.iOLN1 fiiA ..ACY.
2l2o iui iount Avenue
EATONS PHAitMACY.
Twenty sixth and venaDlc Streets
). u. CRAIG.
$500 East Broad street
HC..Do Di..i STORE.
900 S,rect
J. r. SMITH.
$500 Las- Marshan street.
.AILL&R o "HoADS.
| W k-I.;BEitur.i. :,
JOHN I. kUESTER.
els Louisiana street.
| J. X. VAUGHAN.
ssO7 williamsburg Avenue.
]. A. BLACK * son.
1916 Williamsburg Avenue.
| sULIIi iti,iiNoIb.
| JAMES Z. t.-.JSEY.
li5 East Twelfth street.
+. j. PARRISH,
l4Q3 Hun street
| WASiIlNGIpN q Ia niT.
2ol6 Hull street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
| WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
3l0i Scmincs Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
| BAL IN HEIGHTS CONFECT'Y.
6l5 North Avenue.
| HIGHLAND PARK.
W. X. VAUGHAN.
| Fourth A:"- and S:da!: Street
| ROLAND pAitI<.
! PARK VIEW PliARMACY,
1900 .oas-side Avenue.