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The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-24

States appropriated 1 per cent Of five and a half billions of dollars, while for wars, past and expected, nearly 93 per cent.
 MUST PAY FOR PAST WARS
 Many American statesmen assert that if the coming conference shall prove as successful as it is reasonable to expect the proportions of our fu- ture expenditures will be reversed; i; that for ordinary governmental func- tions, for good roads. public build, ings, CapaCious harbors. irrigation pro- jeCts, reclamation of swamp lands, pensioNing the aged, educational work, scientific research, and the like, we shall eXpend 93 per cent of the whole, and for the armament of such police force as may be decided upon per cent. It is recognized that this ob- jectivc cannot be fully attained for many years, however. for the wars of the past must first be settled for.
 President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes are indulging in no Utopian dreams as to what may be accomplished, but are proceeding about their task in a thoroughly prac- tical and business-like way. They know that complete disarmament is not possible in the present day and age, but they believe that if the great powers of the world get round a table and face the facts squarely they can come to some agreement which will make possible a material reduction in armaments, thus enabling the various governments to lift from the shoulders of the people a part of the enormous burden of taxation which they now bear.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-24
Disarn,anent Would Brinq SaUing 0f Nearly c Billion
 Dollars Yearly, Is Cldin,
Advocates of Arms Dminution Place Hope in Coming Con
 ference at Washington, Pointing Out That 92 Per Cent of the Appropriations by Great Powers Goes for Wars Past and Possible With Only Per Cent for Education
.I .Nta t.f
(By International News Service)

WASHINGTON Aug. 23-Half million dollars yearly be saved to the United States almost immediately if the disarmament conference be held in Washington ng November II approves the plan of the Harding admin sration for substantial reductions in amamcnts according 10 military and naval experts here.
 Enthusiasts who may be correct, place the saving which reasonably may be expected to result from the proposed auraiment of the and military establishments high billion dollars annually Accepting the lower figure the saved to the taxpayers of the United States for erod of 150 years compounded every five years at per ,en would considerably exceed twelve hundred billions, than four times the total estimated wealth of the United States today.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-24

prominent woolen manufacturer says he shows his cloths on every European country, and everywhere finds German goods underbidding him by 2s to 3s a yard.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-24

The Olympic with a registry of 46,439 tons, is the largest of Brit ish-built ships, which means that she is larger than any American-built vessel
The Cordova daily times., 1921-08-24

'DOIc lUdH lOuI lllllcS Illt United States today.
 In the year 1920 five great nations Great Britain, the United States, france, Italy and Japau-spent for military and naval purposes $l6,442,- 25I, ,101. This sum is a little over $2, J00, 100000 more than all those na- ions together expended for military purposes in the fourteen years ex- ,ending from 1900 to 1914. It has been | estimated that in order to pay for the I tremendous armameHts now in con compilation tax equivalent to $lO for every man, woman and child in the world would have to be levied. WAR THE GREATEST DRAIN Of the billions of dollars raised each
 year by every conceivable sort of tax ation more than 90 per cent goes either to prepare for future wars or to pay the expenses of wars that have already been fought. To be more spc- cific statistics show that out of every dollar raised by taxation uinety-two cents is spent for things resulting from or appcrtaining to war.
 The cost of the World war alone,
 both in lives and in money, is almost beyond realization. Thirty millions of people pcrished by weapon, by gas, disease or hunger, to say nothing of other millions who were blinded or maimed; and it has been estimated that if an earthquake should swallow up the whole United States it could destroy no more wealth than was con sumed in that world conflagration.
 Although the United States entered the war somewhat later than the other nations its expenses were greater IuT | ing the comparatively shore period of l its participation than in all the pre- | ceding 12S months of it's history. In 1 December. 1918, the month following
 the signing of the armistice, our eX- | | that period of seventy-two years be- | fore the Civil war. During the single month of December we expended each
 day more money than in the first l eleven years of our nationhood.
 The following figures cast interest 1 ing light upon the manner in which | expenditures for armament have in
 creased in the United States. In 1850
 the per capita expenditure was $L77;
 in 1860. $2Ol in 1870, $7.61; in 1880,
 SIPS; in 1890, S475; in 1900 $6.39;
 in 1910 S73O and in 1919, SHAFT.
 EDUCATION FIGURES LEAST
 In the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920. the appropriations for the na-
 tional government aggregated $5.3S6,- | 5750,000 Of this sum there was ex-
 pended, for the war and navy depart i ment the entire amount: S3,S55O OOO,-
 GOO, or 67 per cent. went for previous
 wars, in the way of pensions, etc. For | pIlihdGI luhCtlOHS LII government |loA'-
 OO0,000 was expended, or about 3.2 per
 cent of the whole. For public works
 of every description the government
 paid out $16S,0OO, 900. For research
 and educational development this na-
 tion lavished the sum of $57, ,O93, ,660,
 or 10O1 per cent of the whole sum expended.
 In other words, for the various de- partments of research, for the incul-
 cation of the principles of good citi'
 zenship, for the Americanization Of
 foregn elements and for such other
 educational work as the government
 sunnnrts wholly OF in nart the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

BOOK ~ EEPER-iosition assistant
hookkecper and billing clerk cspa bl. %.
duinX any Kind OF oilc. worn several
years experience. best reference. Can
Boulevard 23t3-w.
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How Many People Who Do Not Read This Catao q W.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ls-l'oint type

The largest i!pe permitted In tai
Want Al PAGES = - point. and tat
snla.iest space n waIca u Appoint
type ad ma! be Get IS one inch. Toe
rate for hls lsGse :!ps - cents
word Ga!i! anu cents a word sun
day. Ihs SANE scale OF RED lctioni
VII. Apply as Tor !es..a! want AIS.
These rates app.! Only 70 advertise
n.ents orig mating ia R.chD.ond sn1
suburban TERRITORY. From othe.
anurcet the rates are. Daily. IA cen:i
sH akate .!uv, SUNDAY ID cents "a
agate line tcouut aorda to the line).
Casa must acconIpaa! the order.
Longer term E.tes Tor uusiIess j.
Ne.i!seEs vu request
Advertisements received IS late as
10 a. vi. ana ~ 4. Al. each week Gay.
and ny TO +. a.. Saturday fer correo:
classification Ii. tie next EDITION.
situation Wanted Ads-Ma.e And
Female--w hen presented at the Nans
Ad Counter in the Dispatch Beading
by those out o: work Till be insertsi
Free Of Charge.
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INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCh
Horses, Cattle. Ncllicl.

REGISTERED Duroc Jersey s!llS eight
months old. siHty-nvc dollar, each COON
dogs for sale. Leslie Putnam. %ewion.
Miss.
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Legal Notices
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA..
Richmond. Va. November .. 10

Richmond Va. November .. 1921.
specIa! meeting OF the StockhoIdcrs
OF the life Insurance Company OF vir-
Hinia Will tie held At the HON. Once OF
the Company. corner Of Capitol and Tenth
Streets. Richmond, Virginia. on WE'D
NESDAY. THE z3RD DAY OF EOvEA.
BIER. is2i, at O'Clock T. 81. for tho
confederation and action OF tho Stock
holders upon the question OF authorizing
the Board of Directors OF the Company
10 Increase the Capital Stock OF tho Com
pany In such amount and upon such
terms and conditions as may be prescribed
BY the Stockholders. an increase in stock
having been recommended to the Stock
holders by said Board by resolution
adopted on the s;h day OF November, ls?l
and Tor tho transaction o! such other
business as may properly como before
said meeting. The books for transfer OF
stock OF the Company Will be closed on
the i.;h day OF November. 1921, and re-
opened ON the 18th day OF December, 1871.
A. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Secretary.
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BUSINESS SERyICE
business Services Oncrcd

BUSINESS services Offered ~
CARPETS ,,urr,rs
ga '"I"-'s i"woVcn into new,
NinonH Awning Company. II, ~.
"'hIA street Madison glsl "'
HuuiiEs DOLL HOSPITAL
.tAHe". ~ pare futnish,i. notl,
ehn oSl to)s at reduccd pfic,. zos Ns
1h!Gd street 'H"''h
TO .sr tnrse Want All. /, ia IL.
Tesglta. Nv sur. az
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NIX AED FOR 4UlCh
llIsltl.iiGSC ls
FAC tie TelepbOne-Cali randolph !
!. AAk for Mani Ad InkeH

pAc tile TelephOne-Csli randolph
Ask for Want Adj TnkeF
(. Classified Advertisements orde..,
for THE RICHMOND TINES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition vii
kppsar in the next euition OF TIP
EVENING DISPATCH. The rate
given herewith cover morning an,
evening service In all instances, witt
the exception OF THE SyEDA !
TIMES DiSPATCn. which Ia price:
tepatatety.
Schedule CT Want hd Rate.
Tho worn daily. minimum,
ace. set solid.
&c a ~oru daily. minimum $50
agate capa.
&c word Sunuay. minimum
stc. ga: solid.
&C word sunday, miiimum
t9G agate caps.
consecutive Insertions price
OF IN Insertions.
consecutive Insertions price
Cf Sb1 Insertions.
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"a IL Young man. - wear,
out Of WORK. play corn, 80 :, :,
m"-'. rhone Madison sJit As. ror a.,
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1.-The Open Road"

Hard surfacing of M ain highways "a
the
Instead OF wnllowinr he M %
r"a"S lie drive team or a
s"Efacc-dircc to the Of he county
Here in Richmond YOUR daily the o,por-
'"hi'! TO travel little roads which a saving
OF time and effort YOU. These roads" the class
fed ads of the Dispatch
They lead to the where can hny tho tyne
writer you've been looking or want
I" learn to play the you winter
""hoht them will wander " he
~ h'chmoni not knowing where opportunities
lie. *
start TODAY To these little roads. TO sncccss
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

AoodSlI SPECIAL meeting Dove Lodge
NSYx 3D. AF&AM IN Masonic Tenn
RVG pie this Friday q; $40 Pm.
Brother Masons invited BY
order Worshipfui Master. All.
Mcdowell. Sec
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hUCTiONS-LEG.ILS
Auction Snics

WAIT you to attend auction sals OF new
bungalow and large lot. on easy terms.
stop No. -. Petersburg Pie neIt
Saturday afternoon at 40. A. l. Adam
son, Ructionrer.
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Giinter Park
Home

Corner. on one OF best avenues, wide
lot; exceptionally we'll -built dwelling
or 10 rooms. baths. hot water heat;
double garage. Possession at once.
This Is substantial and attractive
nome ana We can most heartily
on the price asked.
HARRISON e BATES.
North Eleventh Street.
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Auto LiNcry-l.arnp..
Nhntrd--Auiomul,ilc.

A'IpS WASTED monsnr. sold -.
'u.'". NJ, Rawlings. Motor r..
N""hse Ga West IIIu.a su...,
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Motorcycles ami nic,cIcs ia

b!SfC!ES When buying u bicyci. AWAY
h.1 IA" best. That Ia tn" Ranger j
4. guail"s y sons. 5lp w.s, broud
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Itcpairing

FURNITURE repair. and lcupholst,,oL
IN best manner. Slip covers Gu, ANA
made. Jacob rmlaut. 1926 IVES, uro.G
q street. boulevard 80
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FINANCIAL
business Oppnrruniiin..-

DpP'' st0
cAFE-for sale" new cafe. II tables, lunch
counter. Is stools. i5-foot steam salt.
Ia IN. hc"rt "f ciiy. Reason far s.IIi,.
falling health. k"iler's Cafe. 3sI KY
street. Charleston. :. G.
cAFE-A-I cafe for sale. y.ry ,.i,,,a
DOING good business. ia excellent In,.','
ton. VIII make good ,,..,n,;
proprietor Interested Ia Other Iin,s -
business and wishes to sen, no, -.
care The Dispatch.
DISTRIBUTORS on. OF the ,arres, mann,
faciureTs ia America in their lin. is d.-
Sifous "' securing distributor for vir-
g;nia for their product to hand,. ia.
Richmond Office, direct sales .nd -,
tcLd 4" distribution and Irshipninr -,
goods. our principal lin. is nr;,ciiT.,IIy
without competition aud In natiun,I ~
msnd. Through - new sale. ,,ni, II.
ours We hay. one of tn" ,l.sn.s, ana
most pf"hi"bi" openings possible. ia nnd
IohS term contract VIII Ic given !,
ia" man W. select. with full cn.np.r..
ton from IN. factory. II y.ur y,cnr, L.
good and you can and are yinin, ~, u,
thousand dollars or more I'm . ,t.,h
class, safe business. and " you ar. M,
AFRAID OF WORK. phon. or write = Il pn
Roam hs2. Jefferson Hotel. for aproini
nrnt at once
FoR sALE-smai grocery and confcc.
fionery. SODA fountain terms. IN,
2B. care ME Dispntch
MANUFACTUKERS-W What nav. Won 90
offer for sale on commission basis,
Let me hay" ihformation Address
l. 62b. care The Dispatch
NEW STORE Ia ives, End. suitabI. for
confectionery. barber. shoe repairing
shop etc. Alor'on G.. ThaihImer' Fir.i
National Baifh building. Phone Ran.
d0iph 81
WANT to buy. sell. organize OF promote
busihr"F IL so. We can probably save
you money. Wn are headquarters for
legitimate business opportunities We
prefer that you write Instead Of calling,
II pouihie Federal Finance Corpora.
ton, Lyric building
WHILE you're reading thIs, other neonI.
are f'.d'ns- the CLASSIFIED "a. page,
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents 81
NES AND wOMEN-R!chmond and all
cities and towns in state sell Hue
White washing compound. bis repeater,
big proAt. Room POS Bryan building
Eighth and Broad Streets sunshine
Products CO.
MAN wanted with some selling ability f"T
exclusive sales rights to this territory.
new tire patch different from IN" rest +,
unlimited sales and profits. entirely new.
Ever stick Tire Patch Co.. 55!i Euclid
Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio.
SALESMAN With newspaper or magsz!n"
experience apply. New opening ~ local
one" an new proposition. Men earning
from $50 to SIS per wesh. Must h. az
neat appearance. Room SO. Mutual
building.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
USED CAR SALE.

USED CAR SALE.
DID YOU EVER sToP TO
THINK
EVERY CAR
YOU SEE Oh THE STREETS IS
\ USED CAR THE MINUTE
NEW CAR Is DELIVERED AND
DRIVEN OUT or THE GARAGE
II Is \ USED CAR. OUR USED
FORD CARS ARE PRICED
RIGHT TO GIVE MAXIMUM
SERVICE AT \ MINIMUM COST.
coMrrETE STOCK OF ALI.
TYPES ANDs MODELS.
BELOW ARE y FEW OF OUR
BARGAINS.
Ford touring. 1921 model. Tx.
new. 1850.
For Fora ,, ,our,as: 1890 model; excel
Fora runaeou,. 1921 model; com
piete. $500.
Ford runabou,. 1915 model. cheap.
serNiccabie. 1i75.
Ford sedan. 1920 model e.celren,
condition. $3.50
Ford sedan. 1912 model. cord
tires. |i23.
Fora suburban. 1920 model;
equipped starter. {325.
Ford ton truck. 1915 model. solid
tires. $500.
Ford i.gh; chassis; no starter:
500.
CASH OR Liberal TERMS.
Promp, delivery all types OF new
cars.
RICHMOND MOTOR CO. INC,
broad and Tenth Streets
tupuosiic CITY IIali.)
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Situations wantco-Fc1nalc 80

Situations Wantcd-Fcrnalc 80
BOOK KEErER-wan;cd by young lads
bookk""per position 10 taHr charge %;
and follow w credits. thoroughly e.,
rer!enccd and best references. Ca.
Madison 1871.
BOOK Observation-Disclosures as assls,an,
hookkecper and h.l!rE clerk. capsbla %:
doinS any Kind OF Office worn. several
years experience best reference. Call
Boulevard 23t3-W.
Observation-Disclosures cashier or sales
lady wants position. either drug store
hotel. Cali Madison S3s7-J.
CoI.oRED cOUrLE wants place together
woman flrst-ciass COOK man as ali-round
house man or plain butler. CAN at az
IVES; Clay Street.
COMpANiON for an elderly lady. cnre-
;ak.r for an invalid lady or an as
s!>tant in housekeeping. Phone Han
dO!ph sol: i:i6 North Twentieth 81.
EDUCATED. refined widow desires clerical
or Office work where 4 capa bile. depend
abb. person is required not "a typist .
best references. RoI J lSs. care The
Dispatch.
HoUSEkEEPER desires good position in
refined family. !. ST. care The Dis.
patch.
MAID Position wanted by young coiorcd
gir. as maid or dshwashcr. Address
2oi East clay street.
MANAGER-Wan,cd, position as manager
or assistant manager "f cafeteria or
tea room. Best references. HoA r. $50.
care Tn. Dispatch.
NCRSE-Und.rsradua nurse desires
plac. in dnctor's or dentists Office R.a-
sonabic salary. HoS iGs. care The
Dispatch.
OFFICE woRk-rosi,ion wanted by
or any Lind OF general Office work.
boulevard 1867.
Young, experienced aa!.s.
lady desires position wh,r" Iher. IS
chanc" for advancement. VIII consider
amy ltuc. Caii Randolph i:27-W
RNANT-Posltion wanted as servant
s!rl. maid OF nurse. Address I-B West
Baker.
STENoGRAFHER--A photographer de-
s!fcs IA position VINO hat Just completed
course NJ MASSEY business College.
Randolph $685..
sTENoGNArHEH. beginner. desires posi.
ton. snort hours. boI 27i. care The
Dispatch
STENoGHArHER -H"g!nn"r desires posi.
ton at once. temporary ct permanent.
CAL! Randolph :3?2
S'rEEOGRArIiEK and general ofl,c. wo,k.
-, experienced, desires position at once.
Gail k"nhoIph :I?2.
STE$oGKArHER 4 John MARSHALL s;u-
dent who l. completing n.r .tcn,rr,noic
cours". desires position Tor :, Few hour,
ia IA" a:trrn""n. Call Madison 7GIC-J
sTENOGKAri!EH n Sicnoxraph.r desire.
position al once. temporary. OF perm,n-
"ntly. cal! EoulcvarG 2V2,-W. or un,IIe
varG az.
sIE%cGhAriiEH. young lady. jus,
"t'is""" business c"iirs". with good rec
ORD. desires position d, once. ArnIv
j I.t. care The Dispatch.
WASTED. by middle aged practical nurse
position to care for refined invalid ar
elderly lady. Part wnUI. OF tin,.
I'"' r 200. care Tho Dispatch.
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>uuar,uns Wanleu-;:ale


ACCOUSIASr-Gen. ,oobke.p., A.
ares 70 c"nn.cl with nrrh Of accountant.
E4c.l,cnt reference from my ,r..,n,
.np!"s.s, BOX iz;. care The Dir
patch.
AGCpuNTAST--An accountant, with r1ecu.
uN" ab!l!ty, capable. Of handling any .c
cpuntIu. nDra. Including cost desire.
I" CONNECT "!th EIm that oncys pro-
HDti"i. IN exchange for initiative and
hasd "ni" Al differences. iiuI I57.
c.r" m" D!nuatch.
lI.A' SMITH ii"rr"sho"i ana general
ni"r.ziHth Grir's - Job 10 nf on, .I
Toxin. .IpIiy a. i!1 W"a, clay street
'!ty
EOonk EErEH-hy competent boob
.--D.s. either psu o. fui. time. .cst
i"i-f"h|'S' H'i -'j. caro- The bis
b"tth.
HOOK 4 EErEn-Man wI,i .nowi.Jx. nj
bookkeeping. accurate and good non.
man. desires DDritI"n meeting thes. re-.
.n'f-in4hi-. SEEDS roTh ana VIII work
rt-siiiy h"I ! ici. care The D!spatcb
80 !. hh--htr-ii""e.d general
L"""~.rpef JrsirrE poniiiDn as once
manager ~ head Dkh-eprr WIN afm
"hrr- AMY Ia rrcDkni..d. Excellent
r''e's"c-. fran ny pfra-nt empi"yor
ji"I !', cafs Inc BIspatch.
EuIntE Y"nUE c"lDrcd m.n desire,
DDs!u"B . Lutl'T private family
E"rd ','y reference. IL -. 2it Horth
rpDuh nr.nt
HoDI EErEH desires a., OF hooks to
>'sr Eie'l!t"t fafef."c1s HoI c is.
,.t- gn- DisEatch.
tArb WRITER. ni'h experience Wishes
r"s!'l"G. @lilbk 10 WINK reasonable
s.!-fs IiDI 7:h. nstr Tho Dispst ch
tuAEFrtEE..-i ',-liInH x.nto1 ty yonnx
, 49," - ,, "n."n'" ~ pnva'. car.
- u il'msh's "a south Ho~ia MI
fbs't, '.I IDui,ysrh t7tI
q IL a a. A, Fki'n-- H.,.,l..,.d
@=r's l"b dpyinx Tar private family.
r"""" t.ndntrh INV,
rtAtfbEUH WIsh E"-ltiDn a chnuf-
f"n' SEVEN ,asFl Ssprfl~nre WIII.DR
." r"'s 8, any ntbHf kiHd Of work,
AEtiy 81. "a ".st t.oiGh street. &C. =.
Pi.Dp.
fttStFPEEH r"bi,I1h wanted az ehsuf.
f'W, Eirai. % Truck, Eight y.ars eI.
VI ts'''1ts, Vsbiton ,ts,. Nsfennoss.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Misunderstanding

CASH Ass EES.' experienced. s-v"ral w...s.
work. hIply =. " IL" Green Stalup
Premium store. 2ls-2O East BROAD
street. 81" MI Wise"
COOE-N Wanted. servant to coo1 ANA ,.I,.,,.
Family OF two. rr;rT-nc. required An
"ly i'.' faTh Avcnu. tn;st apartmentJ.
sIENpGkAriik:R IA local oi.ic.: N.w
l"'~ publishing house; steady position.
Room $40. Mutual Building
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BOOkkEEP ER-Wan;cd. by young lads
bookk""per. position 20 taHc charge OF
and follow up credits; thoroughly 81,
rcr!erccd, and best references. CaN
MnII som
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


BURTON-Fuu.tai services .; tHe 'a'"
William o. But,on Ni! take 'd"c" Il ON
Christians chapel. lioul"vari AMI I"i =
Avenue. this tFfi:ny) morning a 40
O'clock. !nt"rmout private
BURGESS-Dioa. Thursiay. November Z.
1871. a, II y. 81. at his residence 81
Harrison street. P"t"GsourS. VA, M
drew ". burgess. Funeral from resi-
denco saturdAy morning At li;ao octos"-
GENTLY Died. Wednesday,. %ov"inh": 49,
1921. a; ll.i5 \. ~. At his residences
lo6 Sorth Is"!u.out Avenue. j. Winston
GENTRY, aged 80 years b.s'i.s ms
widow h. leaves SON. c. ". Gentry
OF Washington. -. g., amt rs" daughters
Mrs. j. herbert knight and Miss Win
Hton Gentry. runcrHI from above resi-
dence FriIay morning at II o.c.oc". IN
,crmcnt In lakewood.
NARSHAiil-~pi Died. Eovcmbcr 10. i"ai, At
s O'Clock l.. II. IN Cha,;anoosa. Tenn.
W l.. Marshall. Funeral from Chris
t,an's funeral chapel, Boulevard and
Park Avenue, FRIDAY. November -. AT
u'ciqck 4. 81. lnt"rment ia Holly
wood.
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Hclp-Aial, ,r r.u,uI,
SMIcsIIirn md Aucrl.

""ENrs $50 ~, asy .en... c,,,,s,n.
""''' '"".~ Tar TDid.. .I,IurIy. t.,si-
".'" county riEht fn-G r.Gt.J
'''' '"''f n"sr Fanny ~. To.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
Poultry and Supplies

CEREALIA EGG MASH gives IN. hen
what she needs. Sold In - and lO0-ln
bags 81 yuuG dealers or Iiraurr \ hasten
No 1905 East cary Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

ASliIER-EKperienCed cashier or sales
lady wants position. either drug store
or hotel. Call Madison a3s1-J
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-03-12
GIRLS COMMUNITY LEAGUE

Thursday night at o'clock begins
the course in phyical betterment for
girls and young women. The course
will consist OF six lessons devoted to
hygiene, study of the human body in
sickness and in health, and corrective
and development exercise for
women. 1t is to be taught by Dr.. Neva
Billiard.
Those interested in taking up a
Red Cross nursing course in the near
future are asked to communicate at
once with Miss Lora Narney at the
Annoy or with Miss Walter at the
Woman's Club House. The course
will be arranged by cooperation OF
Red Cross and Community League.
As the divisions are limited to fifteen,
ii is well to register early. The course
will consist OF fifteen lessons.
Another class that promises to be
one of great helpfulness was started
Thursday evening with Dr.. Neva
Bullard. the leader. 1t is class n
physical bettelment and fifteen girls
were enrolled at the start.