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AN CALL.
Secretary
OFFICE OF TIE VIRGINIA. STATE
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
llt South Third Stree,

Ilc south Third Street.
BIDS Will b. Tseciysi at " he G III S-' Of
The virsinia state. Highway Commission.
m ,m !: o'clock. noon. TursIsy. May j,
l*l for The construction Of the following
Virginia Project M. 90 800 miles OF
Wa'erin""uni inarndam road on STATE Road
county ''e"
,o As @n on s,l rrojSSt % bid. Wi; he received
i"ng, over, Dry Creek. on state Road No
SOL road and o. miics % hituminous
from Reno. in F!uynnna County Alter r"
mate bids considered for soil road ca
Virginia Project No SGT rs miles Of
cummings miaca1an road ~ State Road
iaX county iin@. i""dopn Ar caun Ig' f"'''
Virginia Project, No. 100 9oi miles OF
Il" 10 b",wScn WythSvllS S'' and md sm n,%Gh
c%vH inH linG n Wythc c9un;y,
ccnate road "n G NS rasa 81 niles Of
Of ,owa OF WILLIAMSBURG. in james ely
yirginia rroIcc, No. s-?3 o5s miles Of
nitunin3ns concrete roadway on state
TOAD No ., through the town OF viii
Virginia Project M. il7.u i.ss miles Of
81 TN. town q. WILLIAMSBURG. in James
city County. The-. proiccts ,l7-A. S-oS.
Eng wi i" ;hs t5ri S%Sh oi tisces
10 show contractors over the Iifi.rcat
AA Al J?"SSsyil 1t at 70 O'Clock Tuesday.
y, AT 20, Irene emo, a! 10 o'clock Tuesday. Aprn
A. ,oniGs OF Res Engr. Manassas. 70
O'clock Wednesday. April q. Tor Project
A, wytheyills g 10 VI Thursday.
NJ williamsburg "a, 1879 \. NJ. Thurs
IaS April y. for PROTESTS il7.A. S-93 and
4 certified check to the amour, Of Sc.
Or the total bid, made payable 10 the
stat" Highway Commissioner. must nC-
company each hid
iIaus and specifications are on file al
Office OF t!rIinia STATE Highway com
missioner, !lG South Third Street Rich.
rnoni. Va. aud for Projects 50 and itO
20 ohic. OF Resident Ehgincer I,ristGI,
Va. and for Project S-G AT R.a,isn;
EnElncrr's Office. Manassas, Va Plans
Tor bridge on Project O can he secured
from w. +. Hobart IDt " Eighth 81,
Richmond. Va at cost o. 60 cents and
postage per set.
Plans FOR sections Of State roady will
TIC Furnished prospective bidders on re-
ccipt or check for 500 payable 10 tn.
second Assistant Commissioner $3.50 o.
which will b" rctur5cd when plans are
returned in good coalition within Two
weeks AFTER bids are oTenca.
Th" state Highway Commissioner re-
serves the right TO reject any or ali bids
O. r COLEMAN,
State Highway COMMISSIONER.
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$4,000

REWARD
,oA observation-disclosures reward is ofersa
A'i tho Sarture and delivery OF
W. il. HARRINGTON. JR..
~ WHITE
he he Undersigned Sheriff of Pitt Cnnr, 20
nanted Tor grand larceny, no having hn:yn,
declared an outlaw. '"E eceH
F, on 'ESGRiPTiON-Welsh about $50 n,
iSy pounds; height about d feet incb,oor
tE"t sahuy hair. little curly; aga n hon !,
80 ordinarily dressed. When iast 49,,
80 u snort light mustache and wear
+. II. DUDLEY
Sheriff OF Pitt County
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ousands of People Will Read the Want Ads on This Pare Today
EMPLOYMENT
statesmen and Agents


% hESMAH .spyricnecd, travelling. on
t"iHn!shloh basis, with drawing &C
cunt; Tor large wholesale auto accrs-
s"ty mouse. state age. present employ
mint ahi territory Travelled. Address l.
i,7. care TiIn.h- Dispatch
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

1sfeT1a \ special communication OF
SGFrSS3 Joppa Lodge. No. -. A. f.. Il
EWI5hN y. Nj. VIII be held at tho Ma.
E5.SY.M sonic Temple Monday. ,s;h inst.
M<h3 q, t5. o'clock l.. NJ. Members
brethren arc fratcrnally invited To- bc
present, ty order ~ the worshipful
Master George c. Jefferson. Secretary.
,S you w.nt 10 rent mousse. uss tnsse
Want Ada
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Situations wnntcd-Fcmalc 30

- trDGRAriiEli- - High grade stcnor-
fhph"r and general office assistant. with
VIDE experience in collection work and
MANNING correspondence direct. now etu-
nusIncss center. g i5,. care The Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
RICHMOND TERMINAL RAILWAY COW
pANY, 49,


Kichmond, Va April 8. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF the RicS
mond Terminal Railway Company will ha
held at its office. Room ZOE. broad g;frpo,
station. Richmond. Va. on MondaJ ths
lsth day OF April. 1921. az 80 oclocE
a. III. "
The stock transie. books viii be closed
at o'clock J. NJ tuesday. April s. 1871
and rcopened at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Tue.dav'
April 10. 1921.
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Wanted-sIuIc 3-

POSITION WASTED-worhing iatn man
49, aes -, single. Blk years expert
itEHlSIf:NED PHARMACIST open Tor 30
h'tiun June st. Prefer aOIn" thing Win
I, iuturvi ~ references. !; i37 care
Times Dispatch
ioNNG MAJ Neat Appearing. energetic
"ou'u IKE 20 connect with "A high grade
Urn, ms collector or travelling utC t,..,
OF References BOX sz5. THO DISPATCH
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
STORE EoR RENr

Broad and Seventh Streets.
Dimensions. - feet wide TO font
deep. Space adjoining in rear. 20 feet
wide, 1875 feet deep
Ideal for jewciry. optical. drug
candy. cafeteria. Cannot be rented
tor any mems furnishings or ready.
to- wear except mems shoes
For full Information, see
GOEDON l.. STRAuSE Co,
9lSta East Main Street
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CHAPLIN & CLARK 80
Reai Estate Auctioneers.
| rustee S Auction Sale

GOOD 4-RooM FRAME COTTAGE.
MiuIi OCTBUILDINGS AND
ADJOlNlNG: CONTAINING About
ACRE, ON BOZE ROAD. NEAR
NEW BRIDGE BAPTIST CHURCH.
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by virtue OF a deed of trust. dated
July H. 1920. and recorded in the
clerks office OF Henrico County Cir
cult Court. in y. b. 2i5-A, page i59.
default having been made in tho pay
ment OF the debt secured thereby.
and being required SO TO do by the
beneficiary, l will sell Mt public auc-
ton on the premises. on
APRIL 20. 1921.
at o'clock r NJ,
the following described prope-ty:
All that certain tract or parcel or
land. with all the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon, lying and being in tho
County OF Henrico. Virginia. Just
north or the city or Richmond, va.
containing thirteen and siSty-onc'
ir, da q3;SO) acres. and being
tracts Nos; q. % and 80. as shown on
a plat OF "Montrose. a. S Grant Farm
Sundivision. attached TO and made a
part OF deed from Leith S Bremner
10 Thomas J. Noble. dated May 1. 1920
ana uuIy recorded in the aforasaiI
clerks Office. to which plat referenca
Is hereby made. eeo
TERMS: Cash
FRANK S. RICHESON.g
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" An ED.

wanted. 70 borrow $50. 900 on 20 million
!oc.'ed In Ia, Vicinity 81: AIKEN q,
- op0.i9ut capacity sawnii!. steam
dsy Elius; electric lighting paa-: z
miles standHtG SGsg- !ue-!nr Ta!l.oA
. steam s<.ddcrs Low freight rate 20 All
points from Norfolk to iiustvn. wh iCn adj
vantage - sufficient TO pay FOR tais loan.
VIII make attractive proposition 10 party
lJaE!ng the money. Answer l3OK /, lss
care Tho Dispatch.
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FECTiD%EhY business S!,th ana
Mhlh streets. Tor s.!r. good rca-on I,,r
Erl'nE For in:prTEu ZION. nee j. - MlIi
Br""i"ay National Bank. at sod, fnii,.'
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j J. HARRINGTON.
Is l.. TYSON,
nlrtrA1 - th. NJ
RlciiMoND LAND conroHArIoN.

Richmond, Va. April I. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that tho annual
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF the itch
mond Land Corporation viii be held AT iIs
Richmond Va. on Monday. the 18th day
OF April. 1871. at ll:i5 o'clock ~. NJ.
Tho stock transfer book Will b, cloa.a
Mt 3 O'Clock T.. vi. Tuesday Apri 5. 1871
and reopene1 at 10 O'Clock y. Al. Tuesday
Apr!i 10 1921.
NORMAN CALL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

N.IoHpBli.E tr" and accessory storr
l"l sale. Well .s,sbil.hrd ana ,ioluy q.
600 ,'0iuin. OF business. Minimum
capita! required about s.. 900 Unusual
''bJi UNITY to take over goirs b,Isi.
ness At beginning Of season I.oS II tGs
gt'~ In. plsUatch. 80
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n. B:IWhile above terms arc cash
from ,tperai terms may be obtained
rms sale Is made subject TO n nrior
lien OF S7,572.o0. together with M
accrued interest thereon 80" INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18

DRUG STORE. OUTFiT-WnI sen corn.
b.e'"., cNety ihi"g new. E!g d!sruuS
complete or any part. Fountain IN.
lHf"H uTug stock. Any one intcr.r,.s
T,th M ash write Drugs lvs %orih
years lease on bulidinr po..,, ~,
b'4llrc, huSinvsN ,.l. ,Nh.Ie 'S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18
IUCTIOIS-LEC.iLS
Legal Notices
y q Z | G Il.
city Licenses and Permits.

The Committee on Finance OF the CITY
M%1NibtAY. ArRi fs si G IN Room n ~ ~
3l2. C'y Hall. TO hear from all persons
Arms Arms pr or E
the following subjects:
License TAX on oil and gasoline
Fees for making lines and
grades, etc.
Fees for electrical inspection.
Fees Tor inspec,ion OF sewer
s con ss,,i .b p!amS; Ing. mi!k' food
slaughtered FOR sale
Fees for inspection OF wcighta
and measures.
Fees for building permits. etc.
Fees, for, permits to operate
billiard and pool rooms. bowling
alleys. Amusement; parks carnivaIs
oircuscs or other kinds OF anuse-
mrnts under police supervision.
Drb Essf for Junk permit nni tss ns sSna
Fees for permits 10 transport.
store. Keep or manufactnre ex.
pIosivcs OF any description.
And fees for, any other inspec-
ton or supervision rendered by the
lous w lHt t!lJ
government not mentioned above.
Revision OF rental for city
Auditorium.
Revision of burial charges.
Revision OF water rates.
At this meeting the committee will
again hear from any persons, firms uY
corporate desiring 20 bc heard with
reference 10 professional or business H.
censcs.
BY order OF the Committee on Finance
W. u. HILL,
Clcrk.
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RICHMOND. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
Once Of the Secretary
Richnond. Va. April l. 1921
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the s,ockhoide.s OF the Rich-
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Eati
road COMPANY VIII be ne!d at It's oiiice
Room 2o2; BROAD street Sta ton. Richmond
Va. on Monday the 18th day OF Anrt
1921. at II O'Clock A. NJ.
The stock transfer books will be clo.,b
at 3 o'clock L. VI. Tuesday April & IGSt
and rcopcnel ~ 10 o'clock a. 81. Tuesday
April 49, 1921.
NORMAN CALL.
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LOANS
WaItcti-to borrow

Growing concern wishes
to enlarge and in doing so
must have $4,000 for 60 or
80 days. Will pay II per
cent and give mortgage on
paid for stock amounting
to $4,000. Here is d gilt
edge opportunity for you.
Reply to Box c 306, care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18

HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily
TESTIFY TO the good results obtained
from Tlnes- Dihpa:ch Want Ads.
NOTE THAI every Ad 70 eorr.Guy lndslsd
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FOR SALE. tailoring busin.s. Small
amount cash required Ch,np rem, Iinnd
.o.tiio". HGs t. iSc. care The DIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18

EXAMINATIONS FOR HENRico couN-
TY AND RICHMOND CITY TEACHERS.
The regular State examinations for
Teachers Certificates Will be held in
Richmond on Apr!! - and -. 1881 Exam.
nations on the Teachers Reading Course
VII! be held April ~ Whit" teacher.
dea!ring 20 take these examinations are
requested 10 report at a. NJ. at 49, East
Marshall Street co!orcd teachers viii re.
port AZ the licnricO County Courthouse
twenty second and Main Streets ut .
\. NJ. Please notify us AZ once II YOU
intend tn take these cNamlnations
\ G. COOPER
DIV. Supt.. ii"nrico County.
y. II. HIi.I.
DIV. Supt., RichmoId.
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The annual meeting OF the Mutual Al.
surancc Society OF Virginia vii! be- heid
cicty. Room 20i Mutual Building. R.ssb-
mond. Va. at o'clock l.. NJ
q: MOFFErr KING. Secretary.
NORTH CAROLiNA-PIrT COUNTY
W. III. harrington. Jr. Declared OUTLAY
80, TO w. II. HARRINGTON. JK
whereas. there has been filed in our OF.
nee. as required by law, an affidavit CON
tanning the fact That you are wanted in
Pltt county Tor tn. commission OF several
ic!onirs, and II further appearing from
s"!d aindavIt that you are iiceIne from
Justice. concaaling yourself and rya,itnw
arrest and service OF the usual process OF
the law. Va
Sow therefore. these are to command
ana require you forthwith to SURRENDER
Yourself to the nearest officer YOU brInr
hereunder declared outlaw by virus
-: section 1919 OF the consolidated Statutes
"I North Carolina. ana authority IL hereby
Hrantcd the Sheriff OF P!tt County, or any
ether lawful officer Is authorized cm-
powered and required to arrest YOU the
sdid w. IL. Harrington. Jr. and to take
such power as necessary for going in
search OF and euectuaily apprehenuinr YOU
fugitive from justice. and II YOU The
said W; ii. harrington. Jr do not Inn
ineiiateiy surrender. any citizen OF the
state may capture. arrest and bring Won
TO justice. and in case OF blight or re-
sisiancc after being called on and warned
Ia surrender. may Stay You without ac-
cusatIon or impeaC hment Of any crime
Witness our hands this gth uay OF Aprtl
1921. 80
J. J. HARRINGTON.
Is +. TYSON.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
1850 Acres of Land

TOG ETHER WITH NINE-ROOM
DWELLING AND ALL OTHER M
PROVEMENTS THEREON, LO-
GATED NEAR NORWOOD AVE-
NUE.. ABOUT ONE-QUARTER OF
~ MILE EAST OF CHAMBER
LATNE AVENUE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-18

MAKE hIG MONEY without, capital. De
Enlc AZ. Nf part time. Eyrryapdy bu,.
Mti" - J. -. X Moax. Stat. us.nt
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RICYiON
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic q,

DANCING taught Reasonable. MISS katl.
Stumprs Studo. EOS ". Grace. Il 4lg3-J.
DASClNG-Mrs r.iinIrnhauses. > North
Harrison Street. guarantees les
sons. phone Madison i5tl-w.
MRS. LINDA MALLORY Dancing Studio
40. North EiTsI Street. Private and
class lessons. Randolph J15l-J
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Wantcd-iiooms. Board 73
ROOM AND BOARD
Young business m a n
opening offices in Rich
mond desires room and two
meals a day for self, wife
and child. Must be in pri-
vate family and desirable
neighborhood. References
to be exchanged. Apply,
BOX c 407
Care The Dispatch.
WANTED Room anG evening meal
frNHl.lu or Gran" streets lofWron L'irs:
and F.ith private family young ma n.
Snt Madison IS saturday Afternoon or
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BY POLLARD & HAGBY. INC.
Agents.
AUCTION SALE OF
No. 3149
FLOYD AVE.

An. extra nice, semidetached, mod
crn brick home
We will sell at auction on tba
premises. on
THURSDAY. April. 2lST.
At b:30,
the above mentioned very attractive.
medium size brick home, containing
or rooms. The house is COM
raratively new: has all modern con-
Veniences; IN excellent condition and
must be sold.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC,
Agents.
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RE.fL ESTATE FOR SALE
WantctI-IIral Estate

LIST your property for sal. with Chas
Saeizer Co y North NiEih St.
LIST your property with VA for sale or
for rent. We can rent and sell. l.. T.
& J. S. Harv!.. 3:2 Mutual Building.
ElCHMoNDtTRCST co. Real Estate Do.
partment. sa'cs. rentals. l0aHs Seventh
WANTED city property 70 sell or rent.
Special attention paid 80 the care and
uikccp OF nonresident owners. Keep
down Alfrc! Nell II Co. siG East
Franklin St. Room -l.. Randolph 3597
WE several ciieuis Tor homes sautn
of Main In the Yves. End. Price. about
$4,000. What have you TO onec2 j. A
Connolly - Co.
WE stand ready 10 rent or sell your prop
erty. List IL with us. NJ. q. Thalhliner
second floor. FRS, National Bank Build
ing. Randolph 50.
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PLANTATION

A-' n 1S|lN
400-acre James River
plantation, Is miles
west of Richmond;
$50 acres of river
land; 200 acres of
table land in cultiva-
ton, balance in good
timber; $50 per acre,
worth 500. 7 head of
work horses, with a
years supply Of corn
and feed and all farm
tools thrown in. See
this Immediately if
you want the best.
POLLARD & BAGBY
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RE.fL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale SO
FARM BARGAINS.

We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see US.
Z. L. & H. L. DENOON,
S07 E. Main st.
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REAL ESTd7E FOR Rent
Apartments and Flats


fhAT--For rent. Ino..crn furnished IA.
10 cOup!. w!thoG; children Choice 10.
cnlu" West G:hee Street. Bou.cvard
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WEST END
We want at once for
client modern eight
room home, West End,
price not to exceed
$S,000.00. Possession
Sept. LIST.
REX O. JONES CO.,
INC.
WHEN you ;h;nk OF Ore Insurance. or re,
estat. look W Chas T.. l.ochr & Co
Inc. Chas. Z. l.oehr and o.Sa. {. Adams.
YOUR HOMES
OR APARTMENTS
l'pR SALE OR FOR RENT
SHouLp BE LISTED WITH
II. L. Il +. II. EBEI.
NORTH NINTH STREET.
iUCTIONS-LECiL.S
Legal Notices OF
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-16
SIMS RECALLED BY
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Directed to Report at Washington at
Once as Result of Complaint
on Speech.

(By Associated Press Leased Wire)
Washingtoil-Rear Admiral Sims
leave of absence in England was re-
voked today by Secretary DENLY and
he was ordered to report at once to
the secretary of the navy.
Mr.. Denby's action was taken with
out waiting for a reply from the officer
to the secretary's cable asking whether
he had been correctly quoted as at
lacking Sinn-Fein sympathisers in the
United States in speech delivered in
London this week. Admiral Sims had
announced that he would sail for home
from England on June Is. He was
granted leave of absence to go abroad
to receive "a degree from an English
university
The naval secretary's cablegram sent
today to the officer said:
Remainder of your leave revok-
ed. You will return to the United
States Immediately and report in
person to the secretary of the
navy. Acknowledge
Mr. Denby's order was not expected
to expedite Admiral Sims return from
England. The liner Olympic, or. which
the officers already planned to return,
was the first available ship for the
trip when he booked passage.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-16
Garfield House Man
Discharged in Court
Proprietor of West Main Street
Saloon Gets Freedom on Pre-
liminary Hearing.

Charles Boczkowski, proprietor Of
the Garfield House, who was arrested
on June 1st charged with selling liquor,
was discharged from custody when his
case came up before Judge Tully in the
municipal court. his morning for q
hearing. Attorney Juehnl, who appear
ed for the defendant, asked for the
discharge of his client and it was ad-
mitted that the. state did not have evil
dence to support the charge made in
the complaint. The man was arrested
following a fight in the place which
the police characterized as a drunken
brawl" One man was injured in the
fight. The bartender at the place some
time ago paid g fine on charges Of dis
orderly conduct. The place was closed
by the chief of police but later per-
mitted to reopen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-16
SIXTY CENT SAILOR
SEEKS HALF MILLION
Emmett Juckett Just Out of the Navy
Comes to Chicago Looking for
His Birthright.
(By Associated Press Leased wire)

(By Associated Press Leased Wire)
Chicago-Elmer Ellsworth Juckett,
10, just discharged from the navy, to-
day set about collecting the fortune
of 100000 reported left him by Har-
ry ". Wilson, an uncle, of Hot Springs,
S. D., who died few weeks ago. He
quit his job in the stock room of a
down town department store today.
Three years ago he ran away from
home and joined the navy. He served
on the U. S. S. New Y ork and at Great
Lakes Naval station.
81 had little dough saved up" he
said today, "but it was mighty little
and it was darn near gone when
got this job. 1t was labor, boy, but
l was going to stick to it until 1 heard
this news.
81 tried to get all the money L could
before l left the navy. 1 thought
was lucky just before I was dischars-
ed. They were putting on some bouts
at Great Lakes and needed a 100
FOUNDER. I asked what was in it. The
officer told me some extra money and
liberty. I was out of training but
took the fellow on.
"He was good boy and we went six
rounds to draw. was all in, be-
lieve me. And you know what I got :?
Two dollars worth of tickets on the
barber shop which couldn't cash.
1 got a shave and a hair cut out of
it, that's all.
az haven't rot those half million her
ries yet. I'm going to meet my brother
Harold tomorrow. l ought to meet
him tonight cause 1 only got sixty
cents with me.
eff this is the pare quill I'm going
to school. You see I never went to
any high school. sold automobiles
for awhile and farmed little and then
did my hitch in the navy.
yeah, I'll meet my kid brother to
morrow-and if this is phony stuff I'm
sure going to punch him on the nose :"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-06-16
PLAN FEATURES
FOR CONFERENCE
KenOsha Clubs Planning to
Send Delegates to Ma
tiOnaI Meet.
TO FETE DELEGATED

Entertainment features and special
luncheon and dinner meetings of groups
are playing an important part in the
program of the National Conference
of Social Work which meets in Mil
waukee June 27-29 and to which Keno
sha clubs will send a large delegation.
One of the big dinners planned is for
all Wisconsin delegates attending the
conference. It has been scheduled for
Friday, June q, at the city club. Ed
ward Lynde, executive secretary Of the
Wisconsin State Conference of Sociai
Work is receiving many reservations
now. Michigan delegates will also
have a get together" at a breakfast
at the City club.
Other organizations which are plan
ming special sessions of this kind are
hospital social workers, general secre-
taries of charity organizations, the
American Red Cross, boys workers,
Travellers Aid, public health nurses.
Catholic social workers, small city
secretaries of charitable organizations,
several community groups and sections
of delinquent and correctional group.
Society Women Entertain.
Entertainments planned by the Mil
waukee entertainment committee are
about complete. Prominent Milwaukee
society women, including the Colonial
Danes have arranged to give a series
of teas in their homes for people in
terested in child welfare, health, de
lnquents and corrections and family
work. A conference dinner is planned
for the last night of the conference
in the auditorium.
The big play meeting of the week is
to be Saturday afternoon at Waukesha
beach. Welfare men from several Mil
waukee industrial plants which have
had picnics at the beach, are compos-
ing the entertainment committee.
They are planning a unique program.
The Wisconsin Players have agreed to
put on several one act plays and some
dancing on Saturday night. The Mac
Dowdell Musical club will give con
cert on Sunday afternoon before the
regular conference sermon.