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STESOGRAPiiER. experienced. desires
position, either substitute or perma-
nent, beginning November 7th.
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Situations Wantcd-I'cmale 30


BOOK Is EHfER aud general Office work:
nave mad several years experience: can
furnish reference. BOX Is2, care Tho
Dispatch.
CopN-rositiun wanted as cook OF maid
at once. Apply at 10. East Clay street
CRY.
bEESsNAkER desiring to establish trade.
VIII gave very Close estimate: positively
h!ih'c'ass work guaranteed. South
Plum street.
iOusEk EErER-set,Ied widow desire.
position a. wording housckccpcr Tor
wldowcr or aged bachelor. or would care
i"' Invalid. Object, comfortable homo
ana small salary. Ci1 North Eighth
street. city. Madison a5i2.
i-At NbKESS wants small washing by
dozen Phone Randolph ti2O..I.
MAlD-G!ri wishes position as maid or
plain cookinS. Answer by mail. 40
North sixth street.
OFFICE ASSISTANT General oface and
clerical work. moderate salary; can use
typewriter. Randolph e?se-w.
SERVICE 20 Dispat-h Want Ad. motto.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale


o-fASaENEEk touring car iog sale
ehe"p' AMY MAGg'>.' Jan;h isuegeT's
AUTOS wANTGD-,liou.li. ,5js -.
changed. Sir. Hhwiilrs No., ~.
chanse. oi3 IVES, Itroau strrot
,.uASnI --.--,-....-
mechanicai comi!;!6n. ,!r," Amos, s S"%
Bargain iar ensn. cal Maii."n ssis.w
Cv North Twenty Huh Street.
FORD---On account oi ,hange. of buEtn...
Will sacrihce any n,,, Ford :uuriug, Win
starter NaniuII,n .,T8-I
Ford IRON Truci,-ranc! sI4,s body
uneunla,ic tlres ana m.ci,1n,G,iIy "a
ss50
Eora poas,t.r-,.,o ,,,.,. sle..,...
Eo0sit ii,~- and pam, and mocaaulcan.
o. X. This Is "a bargain al $3.50
Ford 1oGr.ng-ly.n mll,a Egu.Yp,4
with starter a"d !vis Cd! extras and nvw
:, ,,,,.rS vg,,,,,, u..,,,
80 = = - - -. - .'o''' u 49,"
i FORD USED CAi.s.
,,S oi"p.Ss' S.oSh' a. '!',9 and models
,,aaa,J so '0' YOU a.
~. :, 49,.
I,,r,b ana 49,, -. 49,
Phone HaneoIrn ,o5
--------------, :; l-5,l;-l.i.,,
o'oN''''''A 'N"'A'NS'
Saxon Gus taha.,er ann ,.u,,nz
Paige e-ss touring.
,..ian n.y.. ~
pRENTISs MOTOR ca.
Randolph 500. sip West y. Oaa street.
r"ota7s a,, mn 40. "a J. .i'AlEs
,.7z,,-.----
fCh so'I c''. ca, So" Jones Motor
FoHD ROADSTER. ,g.g. Soon. -.,.,-a...
starter and otner ,strag. cod ,,rs.
PIyE; PASSEN0EsE' s!s-c5i.-.s.- ...,.
Condition. :or sale. yr.y Cni4ga 49, 40
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good. call =. 7. Roach, III. Factory Man
~ East Marshal! street. Madison
iiSc-J.
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JONES MOTOR CAR co.
ANNOUNCES
SALE OF USED CARS
~ such low prices that
tncy VII. De snapped w.
These cars were acquired in the sal,
OF new Cadillac ears and are far abov,
the average. Before being offered 20 our
customers. each car carefully in
spccted az ~ mechanical condition so
tina, We can vouch for tho yaluo these
cars represent.
Any one OF these is better invent
ment than new car a. these prices-you
can't 20 wrong.
LATE MODEL CADILLAC LIMOUSINE
In exceptionally me mechanical condI.
ton. tires in splendid shape and two
bsAuIf: Extra Observation-Disclosures
motornetcr. trio pump. clock. seat coyer,'
UNUSUAL BUY AT $3.50.
CADILLAC TOURING. mcchon,c,,,v
ncwei in our own shop. repainted, nev
top; brand-ne~ tires. y real bargain at
$3.50.
CADILLAC ROADSTER, late model -.
painted and in splendid mechanical CON
diiion. Good tires and one spare. Motor
meter. bumpers, clock and Tire pu,nn. TO-
this sale. only Sl."5o.
CADILLAC TOURING. late model. re-.
painted standard Cadillac blue a b.au,i
heisieiy. tires. etc; IN y No. l condition.
GHcepi!ona! vaiue 4; sl,40o.
CHANDLER TOURING car. In splendid
mechanical condition. Euippcd with wiz,
wheels and good tires. Only $3.50.
1921 DODGE SEDAN. like new. No.
.nan'cs. condition exceptional Regular
price. S..::5; Will SCI! FOR only $1,000.
OTHER BARGAINS: Overland Touring
Dodge Hoadstcr. Dodge Coupe. Come in
uni look them ove..
We wish you would see the care with
"hieh the above Cadillac cars were over
Hauied and every worn part replaced I,
gives a man the chance 10 drive n cadu
FAC, which looks new and runs Ike new
AT TIE PRICE OF \ FAR IowI,p
TRADE CAR. DO not fail TO call al onc.'
JONES MOTOR CAR CO..
lS1l West broad Street
Telephone. boulevard 1876
USED CARS of guaranteed usefu,o.,,
ALSoP MOTOR CORP.
Used Car Dept,
Broad at Pine
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

Articles Tor Sale ri
ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES or ALI.
KIN DS--tia lraniZed iron Warehouses
200 and l0ix3l. located Seven Pines Bag
Loading Plant: double army wagon
harness. slightly used, 81 per set II
the army used H. We have IT, Write
for free cataios. Dept. !. Army and
Navy supply Company. t20 BrooI Ave-
mug: 1903 East Franklin Street: 1901
Lester street. Richmond Va, Phone
Madison 1901.
BOYS school shoes. Sl.9s. Empire Shoe
Co.. sos West Broad Street.
CSERCoATS-3oo at special price.
sIegel Loan ONCE. 500 n. Sixth Street.
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LIZ =. earnest agents wanted in every
Town IN your stat. to sell accident and
health Insurance covering every injury
ana il!ncssb on annual OF regular month.
- payment plan. Cash conipcnsa ion
and l!h-I" reward johnson G. Adm m.
Southeastern Managers. 135 Bond Bldg.
Washington. Il. -
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USED rOEDS
HERE ARE SOMk BARGAINS.

,u can sass money " loru..t DE-.
Patch Waut AoAe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

STENOGRAPHEK. beginner, desires stcno.
graphic position. Familiar with various
methods OF filing and preparing business
papers in general Can report at once.
References FURNISHED Hox II l53. care
The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

We have an excellent opportunity
i"' bright, w!de-awake, aggre.
A.Ee salesman 10 represent q re-.
liable manufacturer in Virginia.
salary ana bonus with expenses
advanced. In replying. give refer
once. past sales experience. az.
ana telephone number to insur.
prompt Interview. Mail appIi,a
Ton To NJ. Enrich. care Jctfcr-
~"n Hotel, Richmond. Va.
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Notwithstanding
Miliinery-Drcssmakir,p

DO YOU know that "" keep supple, and
materials Tor iO!ks that MAKE their o,,,,
hats" Vera Hat works. First stree;
,h"tw""m Broad and ,iraccl. IIa, phone
Randolph 900 ra!c.! post department
Richmond, Va.
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Statesmen and Agents

SALESMA-N-W Wanted TO get IN com
inuHicaiion with gasoline pump and
automobile accessory salesman. Address
|. so. care The Dispatch
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Fora Sccau. 1890 model
equipped wiih dcmountah!. rims
ana starter. Used In city by care.
iul driver. excellent incchanical
condition. good iircs ana loo.s
GOOD.
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READ ALL nv indeIsd elaa,iaed al,
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Ford nuuabou,. 1921 model,
'uunred with starter ami plain
"h"c!@. Delivered IA March this
year. EAcoli"n, condition
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FEDERAL. PRINTING co. si3 Fan. ST.
ii!mtti" ensfayers. mui;lgraphc.i
NoTiCE-&,w location. south sl,,b :,
I. s. Leak", printer, Phone Ran Syi
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sal

Automobiles for Salc II
the OVERLAND ,our!ns and .Vads,er 1,
ROW 1886. delivered In R.chmonI. liar.
per-orerland Co.. Inc.
trucks ;hat stand for
service. Transportation Motor Co.. 1910
West Broad Street. Phone boulevard
PSI.
'oE good used cars. see e;utx Motor Corp,
ls0o W. Broad Street. Boulevard sasi.
to o it !: a .sss car
from
Broad at shaf.r.
WE SELL SO MANY USED CARS.
We do not buy our business with
long allowances on old cars. and
then cndcavor 10 pass our mistake,
on 10 tho used car buyer
We never allow more for A u..a
car than II IS worth and we mr.,
thereby ena Died 10 sell them at a.
attractive price.
FORD SEDAN.
Good new. Si.O.
fwo o7And-ncw Continental mo.
iot Ito" trucks, less than hal;
price. 81 .SY.
Dodge roadster sooI a. n,u
$3.50.
Overland s.. wonderfully sOOa
condition; s235.
ANDEETo% AUTO CO..
1871 wrs; Broad Street.
boulevard 63s.
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SA LESMtN 10 carry our big selling line
OF Worn clothing and clothing special
tics. References required. IIouchin
sales Co.. 500 lhnde!i Bldg. ST. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

Fora touring. 1880 .nodei
"guspp.i with starter ana nI,in
wheels. shocn absOtb"rs. oyeysiz.
wheel and lock. Excellent ,nethan-
'Dal condition. GOOD tires.
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Wantcd-IIive Stock

Dogs WANTED-Rabbi, hounds; mus, H.
good stock; give iu!l description in
first letter. Hox III. Il. T.. II. .:
DOG VIII pay good price Tor turkey mr.
combination bird and turkey dog, state
age. breed and price. IL iis. care nh.
Dispatch.
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SAI.ESMAN W'NNvED

Local Jubhcr is DESTROYS Of obtaining
services "i one additional salesman 10
travel good territory. located near Rich
M"hh. such applicant must have had
actual experience in automo;tvc equip
ihent and supply business and bc of high
'al!b,r and DESTROYS 81 pcrmancn; conncc-
ton, otherwise VIII not he considered TO
u parry WHO Is a real salesman and can
pf""hc' results "ug proposition permits
attractive Income. When answering fur
hish c"mr!ct" Information as TO extent;
% experience, age married or single ad-
dress and phone.
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Painting-i'apcring y
Printing-Stationcry

WALL. fArEH cleaned. caiclmining. Saml
DAVIS. ai1 y. First ST. Ran gS,I-w.
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t, Interesting Ad Used on This Page
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Fcmale s

NCRSE-widOw desires home for herself
and little girl OF 10: ain UNDERGRADUATE
nurse, willing to nurse invalid and helm
with housework. Can furnish excellent
references. Do2 u 2i5. care The Dis
patch,
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

JONES MOTOR CAR co.
Announces
SALE OF USED CARS
y, such low prices that
incy vii. De snapped w.
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OFFICE wORK--Young lady desires ro.i-
ton TO do typewr!ting and clerical work:
experienced and can furnish references
Box + L.: care The Dispatch.
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Repairing

GUNS repaired Keys made. Kuwi.i,
Hirycl. Co, SIS West l,uad
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Fora Sedan. 1920 model
'9,appcd wiih starter, de.nnun,,
all" rims and other desirable ,c-
'ess"i!es. repain'c! and new sea,
covers mechanical condition cx-
Se.ieni and good t.rcs.
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PitoHoGRAfh fcpa!rIhg. K"wIci, Phone.
staph Co. il' West broad. Madison
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ItALf-sOi.kS, 81; runbyr nccIs. Ia,
haitian Shoe K,pa!rins CO.. s!9 y. t'i.ib
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USED CARS OF guaranteed usefulpp,>
ALSOP MOTOR CORP,
Used Car Dept
Broad at Pine.
USED FORDS,

WE REFER YOU TO ANY ONE
WHO HAS PURCHASED A NEW
OR USED CAR FROM THIS
FIRM. SERVICE Is oUI; FIRST.
LAST AND ONLY AIM. OUR
Used CARS ARE PRICED
RIGHT 70 GIVE MAXiMCM
SERVICE AT 4 MINIMUM COST,
ARE lOU WILLING TO TAKE
LOOK AT OUR LARGE AND
COMPLETE STOCK. REALLY.
IT ILL BE \ PLEASURE no
SHOW YOU. LISTEN. WE
HAVE THE BEST USED FORD
CAR. AND IT'S THE HARG.AIE
YOU HAVE nEEN wAirING
FOk. TAKE y TlP-NoV ls
THE BEST TIME no BUY.
JUST \ FEW oF-TiiEAl BELOW.
Ford touring. 1921 model. cGu:r.
H"i Win starter and dcmountab!e
Ems Only slightly used
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For! suburban. ,o,e mode,
chassis. equipped win s,..rt.r
""d natural won,L- dcmount.,tl.
RIMS n"w battery ana mocaaui.
cal condi;.4n excellent. Coinh.ua.
;ion pleasure ana business car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-02

AtD-Iwo girls want place as house,
naids or cooks. -. -. 10 West jackson
street.
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u Ut NV CANs.
COME TO ouR GARAGE on
GALS. OUR SALES nEp.nr,
Mh.%T or the puOHE EAE.
bCLHH iU.. our SAI.ESMEx
Will GLADLY GIVE YOU Full,
iNEof.M.tTiOS AND DEMDN-
.EkNTE Any OF OCE CARS To
YOUR ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
RENE" DER, WE GIVE TERMS
oN 81" OK Used CARS AZ
HEDuCED RATES.
RICHMOND MOTOR co. INC.
BHOhD AID TENTH sTRErr.,
OPPOSITE CITY HALL.j
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
Drama Of Love And Work.
 Has Splendid Originality

This picture is going to be hit Everybody who saw 1t last night at Poh's liked it, and thought 1t was a fine change The photography Is well done Few scenes in the screen drama are better than those which show the chain of trucks, going through the mountain roads in a storm at night. stopping here to dig out, and there to repair the highway. until at last the dynamite and sup plies Of cement and sand are brought to the failing dam, in time to permit the blasting of a new spiHway and the escape of the flood waters which threaten the life in the valley. Wal lace Reid works in his usual con- Yincing way.
 This picture will make him new friends. The vaudeville is exception ally pleasing this half. There are seven Honey Boys, who do a. minstrel act, of whom the house could not see enough There is aae excellent two character sketch, much better done than this sort of thing usually is. and there are dancing acts of the eccen- tric sort that are original and anus ing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
PLAZA.

The Juvenile Revue is the big fea- ture on the weekend bill at the Plaza theater. In the act there are Is tots ranging in ages from three to 10 years. The children all have good voices and also much ability in the dancing line. They sing all the pop ular songs and introduce a number of new ones.
 Isaobel Stone and her quartet are d distinct hit. The young ladies offer many song novelties. Their costumes are gorgeous.
 Sol Bril1iante in Something Orig inaP' and Mile. Walka, known as the queen of acrobats, finish the bill. The well-known Tom Mix in his new romantic drama 'TexaS'' ap- pears at his best. The story is enter taining and interesting and deals with the visit of two eastern people to a small town in Montana. The scenes depicting an annual rodeo are especially pleasing. The conclusion is unique in the fact that the hero does not marry the heroine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
(By a Times Stan writcrA !

What's Your Hurry?' is a picture as refreshing as June morning. The story deals with automobile trucks and its climax is the salvage of a dam, which is about to burst and flood a valley with it's habitations. There is an interesting love theme, which is subordinated to the adventure of the
 trucks. Modern life Is romantic. The ancients never had anything so worthy of the pens of dramatists as automobiles. railroad trains. flying machines and talking machines Think how surprised the fathers of Connecticut would have been a hun dred years ago. if they had seen a
 procession of automobile trucks. with | brilliant head lights, passing in the
 night, as they did say. when the troops went through a few years ago. and as they do in Whats Your Hurry2''
 This very stimulating, exciting and | thrilling picture departs again from
 the usage of pictures It celebrates l an epic of work. rather than an incl dent of play. It deals with the plain people, who make the world go, with the real people in their work time,
 who do the work of the world
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
Reynolds Show
 Is Costly Affair
Burlesqu:e Patrons Like Abe,
 Even Wit hout His Usual Disguise
(By Times Staff writer.)

Abe Reynolds Revue, a Max Spie- gel show, is the attraction at the Park theatre for the balance of the week. For probably the first time, burlesque patrons are given a chance to see just what Abe really looks like, nose and all, for Abe is doing straight Jew comedy. depending upon dialect, personality and beak to carry him through. less the familiar whiskers. With an occasional re- hinder of said nose Abe carries prac- tically all the comedy, without appa- rently working very hard.
 There is probably no other show in burlesque this season that has made such an effort and such an eN- penditure to present elaborate set tings and costly costumes. There are many sets of wardrobe, all beautiful. and from their clean, well kept ap- pearance it is evident that some one is taking good care of this feature. The last setting ill the burlesque is the prettiest thing seen here this season and it received a good hand
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
m The Theatres
POLES,

POLES.
 The seven Honey Boys who headline the bill at Poli's are min strel stars. From the time they first appeared until they took their cur tain calls, they showed their ability first calibre. With old songs and frs tcalibre. With old songs and new, dances that would do credit to any of the old timers and clever side splitting riddles, these black face comedians kept the audience on their toes for over half an hour. For those who loved the old minstrel show, nothing could be more of treat than to see these great artists.
 Casey and Warren appeared in a sketch entitled 'Dog-Gone It." June lines appeared in a smart comedy with songs entitled "A Tail Of A Sail" Murdock and Kennedy, ap bearing in a sl<it called This And That" also kept the audience inter ested. Bohn and Bonn opened the show with a great acrobatic act.
 Wallace Reid in Whats Your Hurry?" is the same breezy, pleasure loving, peppery youth that he has been in his recent pictures Racing automobiles and even trucks. form the theme of the picture. And o1 course there is the romantic love af- fair.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
ALL READY FOR FIREMEN'S
 BALL

Final arrangements have been completed for the Firemen's concert and ball at the Casino, this evening. Many new and novelty features will be presented
 demonstrated, showing how to send on fire alarm system. also the proper way to send in still alarms It is also planned to present to the public a fire alarm book with instructions. etc.
 In conjunction with the song The Man Win the Ladder and the Hose" " an 1S-foot house has been especially erected, showing just how the fremen work.
 Special floral decorations have been made
 The chorus has been under the special direction of William Chew and will be a big attraction in itself.
 Tickets for tho concert and ball or at any engine house, at Fire head quarters, or from any officer in the department
 A number of visiting chiefs will be present as Chief Johnson's guests.
 As this is the first concert and bail given by the Bridgeport Firemen's Sick Benefit association. every effort Is being made 10 satisfy the public and to make the affair one of the biggest that has ever been held. and as there was no firemen's parade this year, this will be Q good chance for the public to look over the type of men that are connected with this de- partment-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
EMPIRE.

'grhe New York Idea" is regarded by dramatic critics as one of the keenest satires ever written of Amer ican life. It deals with the divorce problem. "The New York Idea seems to be-" remarks an Englishman in the play, ito marry for Whim and divorce for the same reason" It is a sparkling comedy, yet gives one food for serious thought on this most important question.
 A more than usually distinguished ed and capable cast was chosen to sup port Miss Brady in this production. which was directed by Herbert Blache. who has made for himself a notable reputation, having directed pictures for NaZimova. Edith Storey, Ethel Barrymore, Petrova, Emily Stevens, Florence Reed and Frank keenAn.
 '"T'he New York Idea" comes to the Empire Theater in this city today for d two days run.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
WEST END.

Burning Daylight a screen yer sion of Jack London's novel, was produced last night at the West End theatre, with an all-star cast that in cluded Mitchell Lewis. Helen Fergu- son, Louis Morrison, William V. Mong, EdwaFd J'obson, Gertrud e Astor, Alfred Allen. Arthur Edwin Carew, Newton HaI Robert Bo1der and Aaron Edwards
 The opening scenes,' showing the gold stampede in the Yukon, center ing about the Tivoli dance hall, with it's tubulent atmosphere of elemental passions, form a. striking contrast to the developments in the latter part of the photodrama wherein Burning [ Daylight fights the giants of Wall Street in their own field, the Stock Exchange.
 Mitchell 1rcwis plays Elam liar nish, known in the Yukon as Burn ing Daylight" with a wide sweep of forceful characterization. Helen Fer guson appears as Dora, the straight forward little heroine. It will be A<as.inlNA 3