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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-20
POET LEAVES PLUME

TRIESTE. Jan 19. - Gabrielle d-A2nunzio left Fmme this morning by automobile His departure was pathetic. The poet made a speech in the council hall and Dr. Antonio Grossich. provisional governor. re- piled. The stores were closed and there was a great public demonstra- tion
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-20
SEARCH FOR BODY

MONTREAL. Jan. 19--Acting on information that the body of Am brose J. Small. millionaire theatre owner of Toronto, was buried in a cellar here. three detectives today unearthed an empty box alter digging beneath private house. The house is not far from the Majestic theatre owned by Small. who has been miss ing since December. 1919.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-20

Natural hot water springs are pip ed through Boise. Idaho. for domestic and heating puEpOses. making coal an unnecessary luxury.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-20

A new rubber playing ball has been patented which can be inflated and deflated at will
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16

few days ago the Associated Press des-
patshes referred again to the hope of
British officials that 4merica would help
in the negotiation of a pact that would
be substituted for the Anglo-Japanese
alliance.
America Keecing Quiet.
The American government is not en-
gaging at this time in a discussion, of hen.
own desires or plans. She wants the
powers who are invited here to do the
suggesting and mould the program. There
isn't any American attitude" toward
the Far Fast which can be reduced to
concrete terms. 1t absolutely conforms
for the moment to the general terms of
the invitations sent all the powers. Be
yond that the Washington government
hasn't ventured and would prefer not to
assume an initiative that might be mis-
understood The Washington govern
ment has nothing up its sleeves. In the
words OF President Harding himself. the
United States is eager to LAY all the
cards on the table face up
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16

street entrance This tent will have
booths and frames to display photographs
of some of the big industries IN Vermont,
its hotels colleges, Vermont scenery, up
to-6late farms and all kinds of stock. in
fact. anything serving to attract visitors
to Vermont.
This association has the cooperation
Of Vermont railroads, town and CITY
chambers of commerce and boards of
trade and the state publicity bureau, as
well as large number of leading Ver-
mont Industries. This is part of a cam
paign to interest every hotel, boarding
house, tea room and camp in compiling
information, and later publicity regarding
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16

the advantages of Vermont for summe
and winter outings
Cash prizes from S25 down will b
awarded for the best stories entitled VIVA
My Town Offers for Entertainment an
Attraction TO Tourists and Visitors.
In this tent it is planned to serve ligh
refreshments. A committee from til
Hotel Mems association viii have eharg
of the exhibit and representatives from tn
Rutland railroad will assist as will til
Rutland Chamber of Commerce
Robert c. Boynton of Hotel Berwick j
secretary of the association.
As rIIle fish sIeen during tha dav
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16
no SHOW VERMONT pHoFos.
Hotel Men Preparing Exhibits AT Fair in
Rutland

RUTLAND, Aug. I6.-Arthur b.
Wilder of Woodstock. mauager of tbe
Woodstock Inn and president of the Hotel
ASSOCIATION Of Vermont, was in Rutland
yesterday making arrangements for an
exhibit of photographs and pubIicitv mat.
ter in connection with the association
plans for a Boost Vermont exhibit at
the Rutland fair next month.
Inc association will have a 80 by GO
loot tent located near the South Main
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-16

Charles Williams, celored of I,utIand
is under arrest charged with t-icl,;ra :
boy who called him a Niger. :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-11
|l|ll)ES||'0F' ]
and TN
IEcONvIcIE!D|


N sehtsnee Of six months
4. - fass Of $50 each we're the
s,,i,s nsted ont to the six men
- .11.ea Who were taken n the
@arring police said >Thurs9
"a black and tan Joint It
ss.nth street, on ths prison
~ arraigned before Masis-
n ]. Cleland IN police court
" sscaock Thursday afternoon.
=. A. Benadom, Davenport,
~ Arst OF the six to Gntsr :
n. through his attorney. Bar
0fllel, the physician pleaded
- Is : charge Of disorderly
~ and the fine was nxed q
Vflliam Oeding, the alleged
..s1utsr vho was shot twice in the
49,. = Constable William Thele-
-. N . tray 1t DR.. Benadom'i
-, 4 sixth and Division streets
s.,scnort, the night Of Jan. Is
sseed ND and paid the line. Bot
~ Random and Oeding have beef
,sS,eted By the Scott county gran,
- n the shooting case, In whicl
Siins is said to have fired on
~ Il the constable, and who
~ being hit twice by bullet
m By the constable, is alleged I
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-11

negro. and whose placs at ia
Seventh stret vas raiaed - q
black and tan Joint Jan. ., when
three white women wers taken
along with negro wumsa and men,
was present at the trial innnediate-
~ and triedsto help oat.
This II HIS first o6ense." she
told States Attorney Bell, ..mske
1T . nne."
II viii make no such recon-
mendation," vas the answer she
was given and the states attorney
and magistrate held flrm.
/ "Aw, have = heart" says LOWE,
and made IN announcement that
she probably would see IN attor-
ney In view Of obtaining her broth
er's freedom.
these joints are going to be
cleaned out the minute one tries
to start up, and the limit Of the Law
is to be meted out to the guilty.
was the way States Attorney Bel
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-11

Tsaasr. RalpA 4. UnaGl 1ogse
o. Poot1o, 1hoUno 9. s0a111
Richard Van Speyeroeek - ~
thur Edward vanc@
The parents q the gifls ases
Mr.. and Mrs. George =. CaSise@s
Hubert r. Just, John Nuir, AnteD
IN. Cramer. Williams James ueyinss
Albert H. Perkins, walter Joeneo9
Floyd n Thompson, Richard 0tle.
Scot wright John Hansen. K0oesS
p. Ryan. Fred ]. Cook. Harry Hun-
ter, Chris Schorpp. walter j..
tCochron and Donald E. BaSth.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-11


Forty-three childEsn. IS boys and
II girls werc horn In the month OF
January In the city q Rock 10
land, according to the records OF
the city physician. DR.. A. n
Mueller.
Tho parents q the boys are: Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Lefstein. William
r. Hannah, Harry e, HAZEL. George
Marchese, Tray walker Renck.
Robert Atkinson. Harry Kendall.
Graver Belelle, John House, Louis
Williams, Claude Newton Wisdom.
William Ingogly. George w. 50
mones. Marian Henry LAge, Or
lando Lundari. Edmond L, Van
vo0ren, Thomas O'Marron, Leo
Freeze, James Frederick Gstzen-
baur, Harry Barber. Albert s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-11
mNIGRATI0N bull.

Washington, Feb. ia drastic
immigration bill was approved by
the senate committee, to take effect
April l, for Is months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
EhiPLDl .lfENT
Help WantcI-I'cmalc


WHITE WON ~ Refined vim. Woman
:" tst JAS mothers helper and assist
%!ih ilEhi household duties. hours. (, TO
10 itnN g. t.I, nh" Dispatch
foCNG LADY iououstr1tr-. lpi,ly be-
iM'ru !" and = Monday morning Pure
Food SHOW IIt.i. GyHyt A-uury S.v-
'uih aud Ntr1hL.l ASK COR Mr. Rich
Sac 70 S5@ WEEKLY Ia your s;1rc tim.
doing special advertising work among
"a" families &C.; Sosr city. ur experience
HcCcssacy. .r!,. today To- .uil ,i,-,!.u.
lars. American Products Co. 1904
American R!dg.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
81 SIS \ DOZEN decorating PILLOW top.
~ hnm'; cNp"rlvuC" unnecessary. !ar-
tcuia's for stamp. Tapestry l'n!a, 90
iss. LA Grange. Ind.
81 WEEKLY tp-FAsr!na,inE ciup.oy-
ih"nt mailing rlrCuiar' at Guut. now
open. MISC Nne Travelling ros,,Iuns.
either sen. experience unnecessary Write
quick FOR w"rS. WORKERS. Service co ,
Dept. 70. Jacksonville. fla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Personals

TRY our rrcssiug Department :or your
stgtct-n"Iy C.Stnius Mrs. \ f.yIu
4i1-slI %prt!! F!ii' Street. Pressing
C.raHIne and iy.iHG.
IS. J., COSBY MnG.y c",nn neat. VITA
III, walnut st, FUua pa ~ caIi -;
!"5 18Th -. aft,r T. VI. ~ sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

$50 WEEkiN selling !cc-suyiug blankets;
every honSc using lee buys. Cu.s icG
hlNs ia hal! t.s cOWm -sion SIS dty
casi!y. II. T.. .Srannuth us Spr.ng
Sir""t, Reading, Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
In McIIlnrian

CAPTAINS P!Ii.Ir FRANCIS BROwN
ON Thursday evening. March - l'-!. az
isr"wu vas called 20 his heavenly reward,
uuurn,d ~ warmly attached relatives
aaatiy One wh" loved his fe.!owmrn.
and th":e - no greater magnet than love.
=" b: = not strAns" that "h win >Shoin
no came ~ contact. whatever th"ir sta
lion IN l!fc were universally drawn to
hiM lie was a devoted Christian and 4
consistent member OF tho Episcopal
church.
phillp FRANCIS Hrowa ION OF Edward
lsnac and Frames Rncket ii,rown wa.
hardly on, OF h"yhooi NJ entered the Con
;eGe!atc Army, volunteering the Day fol
lncapiCitat"d 10y wounds. when ne was
"ss always dear ia mis- heart. and hc took
III gtegt.st p.""sGr" IN recountur tn.
vents O: lS,l-5 u rs iittis book, Rem,
u,,sn this book Mr. Walter L. NIiisom,
dit"r 81 the l.yHch5nrs Ncws. speaks of
- !. confederate soldier ana iu,cn+. loyal.
i-i who lid mis- part hTavc!y and honor
49, 20 sustain the dignity ana rights of
u.ys @: fierce aud bloody ordeal with II
Juliet sh"iiHr"d arm as his badge "f
knowledge ~ duty tni'hfuiiy performed.
and trclnS the troubles and tagrdics %
he future a. Vel became gentleman
u1a:raid and Nirr.m!an sans r"2rochc."
Nftor the war Captain Brown engaged in
In h";ri business. He wss proprietor OF
rA- Hue Ridge Springs for forty years.
and was manager of the Hotel Dixie Al
!itusv'll" al III" time oi MS death In
$50 h. married Miss NHunj" Adams Of
s'r!thhcld. who preceded him to tn. grave
nine years ago; bus now. "A; beautiful. i!.uc
Ridge which they both loved So well.
tud whcr, they spent almost their cltirc
married liit-thcy resi- sid2 by side. await
ng tho resurrection morn.
N.iSuLEY--ln loving remembrance of our
son and our brother. Raymond VIVA
departed this life one year ago today.
Nprii s. 1920.
Wc sit alone in tho twilight.
~ the shadow" begin 10 fall.
thinking about or precious child
Who had 10 leave us all .
our HON. IS sad .ml lonely
Without his smiling face:
W one can MI tn" vacant chair
For none ronld take his place.
10 more Wen hear hIs laughter.
For he has hcclI trnnSp!atc,i
Ger ON the golden shore
won try and sin our hcar,nche.
Mad do GU: best 10 smile:
For God Nili lot us COM, to YOU
After. iiiilc while.
Mother ana Father
ono wear OF silent SORROW,
one year IL grief and pain:
~ ,wy9.mI ,Htt never can he healed.
Sister md bessie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-Malc or Female
"a

MEN AID WOMEN WANTED to son our
Jolly Molly hous" dresses. Every woman
needs one. hiG pruN'-. permanent bus!-
mes. lnurstic Products Co. Dept. l25,
ii1.t',s illr.. Dayton. ohio.
MEN. WOMEN. learn how 20 Iun,t.. ,uo,iov
IN ~. ry". cS'dt" business. wonderful
SUCCESS Nltn uur g: stem. wit" Tor fU.l
l"rtcu'Nrs. Caste Realty system. Co
!umnus. Ohio
Men WOMEN GlEI.S-iiundrrds O. s.
EpNetnm"n: positions open. SiSJ To- i.cJ
;ion sufficient Write i.iurlintcly tOs
ircc .; positions omen. FRANKLIN Insti-
tue. D.ut. to y. Rochester * Y
MEN- WOMEN. yH.s Il Sautca-Hichmoua
mail carriers CLERKS. Commence ilij
month. raT,:culurs free Address,
!. Isl. care Times Dispatch.
TEACitERS-Wcst needs teachers Excel
lent salaries. Normal. college EraiMat.s
Df"t. Tf"l. secure enrolment blank. nest
years choic" positions. Western Nj
y3nr"in"nt Assn. Lewiston. Montitni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

S'tLEsMEE WANrED-Men VIII, 80,
Irn,ss ~! sales records To sell 49, 49,
,t 49, Mits. on market IL vsh-s ~
ma! SHOWN and used. every ,Ioa;-,t na
,pt"SP,SI especially ONCE buii,i, n 80
r,nI ths't"Fs- stores, clubs rcstnn
ano., schools. churches hospi,.I az.
49," or, MONIES Leader in il, saIt.' ~. ~
-" maze b!S money ana b,,Ifi "
,Ne."tNv business, Address W. - :.
IIit"' ~ "l5J w Fulton ST. Chi., 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

I'M. ~ WEEKLY. 800 p.r CON, n,g.,,,
.tuSr as, sa,!yr best fpr repeater Tr,s
hrryos. =. T. JI,rs.,, rev managers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Special Notices

Will not hc responsible for any debts
tor any "rc hut myself sam i. AIIHtcr
~: Sprih SIKH street.
LEE CHAPTER. Z. y. g.. VIII meet IN
Confederate Wouan'a Home. Thursday
Apr. :. at $3.50 L. ". y fun attendance
.- ,itHl-sA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Funeral Directors
Funeral Flowers

FLORAL. DESIGNS, OF ir"-h f,OScrH deny.
c!.i iIc"Ct frD:i, greenhouses can Ran.
d"luh &lo3 j *. MCLeunan. store. OAK.
wood Cemetery gate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
YOUNG MAN

Ar. you building for future maj
f.ci,d by aiF.nc-s depression? An CUT OF
to.vu corporation, operating popular priced
department stores. has several openings
Tor wild" awake torc"rui mon between =.
aud - years old lcho have had experience
In retail mercantile stores or Who'll" ~ !o
houses nIn want :" adVhnc" I" executive
POSITIONS. couiident!a! interview arranged
when letter of application received. which
must state age. education. whether single
or married. and fun details of past posi-.
,ions hold DO not apply unless You ara
a worker and have a"tcrin!nc'! to K" into
mercantile w"ri. permanently.
hon .. CARE THE DISPATCH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

INSURANCE hGENrS y; every company
IN town wanted 10 sell Pacific Mutual
Ihfc Insurance Coinpiuy'S non cancel
able hcLith ard accident policy Ia bust
ness and professional men. -; L French.
LIZ INILc LmllhLmE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

h.Nn =! u Nc Statesmen = ENpo-ianc.,,
,,seh' thti are NOT afraid 10 wGrI .",,U
w, toWnS' 10 sell our line OF corSinio
~" IH.t beverages in kegs Excims,Hs
~ t.nt. Ino5" travelling In autn
hianv "nerEous money Co:nn,is 800
S"ittict with $50 per week drawn. ' .,'V
to.Hrr % th"Ss who can produce ytk
& nSi " COMPANY. 3l5 y. Main =:
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
In NIrIllOIi;ifn

ROBINSON In loving remembrance u:
oar l".'r mother Mr.. Martha L." Ron
!ns'h. VINO dicd seven years ago tod, y.
Ap'l B. 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

be- !nd" ndcnt: no collcctn. - t.l,vs-.
.uSi sattpc coat and oGtH; free Im-
proved Mfs Co. Dept. %. Ashland. OHIO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Saturday. April 3 AZ 8
\. ~, ~ the residence OF her niece. Mrs.
:. T.. Leonard, Sli Noble ANcn.I- nv.
!.,tLy B-.sF.. widow Of Gcorg. william
Briggs. u SrptfsyI.l". Va. FUurrA! from
IhpN' address Monday, Apr. t. ~ ll:Uv
IiiLpHESS-Clsr-nce u CnUhryss died
az las residence. iGVs Delaware Avenue"
nor.u II. H. -tIrviv"I by 8, wife ana
~ small children: hYe h,oth"r7, Charles
i; thiitFsss; iltt,s"ty l.. Ef"nS T. i ;in.
Maud GtnndrcS-. aud u"thcr The
funeral will De nelH today At o'clock
1T Asbury Methodist Church. lntermcnt
hiou-y 1rmctciy.
s!ESCE a. Confederate Soldiers
Home. SATURDAY. April = James spence.
ur,ivet 10y NO sons jnmG- H. Spence
,ud wiiia'u W spence. and two dlugh-
:rr. Mrs. T.. r White ana Mrs. -. ".
Hubbard, al OF this city. Fuu--a. from
;lie rcs.deEr" " his daughter, Mrs. t..
MN At II 4 -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

quick to take orders for Conner rain
coats al'l waterproof aprons. Every body
huI 3. MCCrh-ys profits last year were
saSis. New styles: wonderful bargains.
direct from manufacturer 20 wcarcr.
Barnes 'uaGn fi.I in 3 day> T-"rucu-
dour pyogts FOR YOU. s25Jf 4 year Tor
av":ac" order, DAY. so day FOR
your spsr" ti'uy. y" delivering o. coz
Letting. No capital required. | furnish
everything, including beautiful sample
coat. Writ" quick for liberal Offer. Til"
Conner Mfs Go" Dept q 1873, Dayton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

consi,n; WI" are alert aud kecc il,
49, -, '"uSh with new and mos, - :"
send " Kun Tines read the Novelty HN."x.
sinci,i Jss,,.H '"tnns accepted for Az;
H. ISL myers dircciorv .,F.i
taic,;"r'' e"y News. ! 5. clinton Tom ST =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Statesmen and Agents


\ BUSINESS OF TOUR OWN Max.
spar I!nE glass nam" pilates. .uuint-rs.
checker boards Iu"inli!uns. s!.rS. u..;
Illustrated book FREQ. T.. Palmer. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell the
greatest entertaining novelty ever put
out. Write for particulars Acorn sales
CO. Ron 7SG. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

nsoh. VINO dicd seven years ago tuj,.
ApfA 3. 1919
SIX years aga you l.t, us
i."it W FOR thlt ho,u" unpv..
co. alone. kn%.' how wy" missed y"u.
:u.ss sou from the table,
NEen | 49, tn vacun, chair
mass your smile. ypur willing hand
MSS you everywhere.
OF when 80, aud youGo-.
MAI l4i"'H trouble. seen. harl Z, stand
On how long, fur your lowing Voice
Ana tho touch 80 your gentle hand
kr~t from tot. uut IhIn
Although twas htri 10 uty. ,.,, ~,
SONG dag vel meet again
~ II.- children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

FREE KAINCONT OFFER Agents com
h.natipn uyerCoat free FOR Introducing
new English st"rmc"a', he the tirst
in youf locality to write as and get
YOUR stn,rncont and complete sample
selling ouiiit free The Liberty Rain
rnnf L'nm rnnN. Don't. L. 30. nnNtnn. - IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

is NM; NTo sell sales boards c-i5-o-
towns ~ 10 merchants in st,,,,ii
,.,G Ss''i country. tnrCstrict.J 80.
Tor ,"inm missions $40 an 6rGcr Mt Mt,
:t1r,nlb supplies. Novelty Sales ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
Situations wantcd-iIcmale ss

ENrERIESCED rYPIST with knowisisi,
boulevard 7=3-W.
LADY PHARMACIST rcgisierch. ysrits
position or relief worN: thrrouenfy *
ncr!nnEe'l iinai-yard J!5 "
SIENpuNafhEh, ihoroughly rSr.rlrus~d.
duration, to begin az once. r sis cirs
Times Dispatch
HER---High.rrAh- st-pesfl.
pher. s years eNppriencr. dss!t-. EniJs
ton. Temporary work acrSpi;j NaGi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

CREW MANAGERS and agents Men or
women Make nix money selling house
hold necessities. Staple line. used daily
NV housewives WONDERFUL sellers. IiuSt-
lrrS can make cleanup. lIhcra! d!s-
counts. exclusive territory. chance tn
lniln DroiitLhlr business Ior Yourself
oct in on gr"urd noor B nrst to
grub territory. Wr.tp toda. Drpt ilG3,
t.asophonc Mig. 60. r"!.dn. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
DODGE

DODGE
New 1921 model, Dodge
touring car; never out of
sale room; won in contest.
Will sell for 10 per cent less
than sale price for cash.
Call Madison 1854.
DODGE touring. cheap. Overland touring
!3h0 90. Atlaatic Motor Co. 1910 West
Rroad street
FOR USED CARS spc I;aughnn Motor
Sales Co. coo West BROAD >Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

st'..S " T. ~ Earn steady .ncomc H.,
,.Iu,l,.. "H.",! DAVIS ina,io-to. MOI, ~, .''
linn inns, 500 direct TO wcarcr cn n'oasurc
Mir. ~, protection: popular BIZ.
Tailoring % 'arn,niiSu!hrs J.. II. Davis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

A,;ENIS-ouly ON" oId,r day means
$500 per month. five oTdcrS-Sl. 0on per
month! Ma-v.kouS new adding machine.
R.;a!ls fiS Work equals SIdn machine.
Adds. suhtraCts. multipl!cs, divides an
Dramatically. Lightning speed. Errors
Impossible. FIvc.ycar guarantees. Used
hy l.. = government and !arGcS; cor
pUrnt!ons. Tremendous demand: amaa-
ms profits. Write uuick Tor iria! Offer
and protected territory. Calculator Cor
p"rH t!nu. Dept. 49,. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

t'rif,"'r.t. ~ >, I"r Richmond ana surroln.ijn,.
lun,Il,ItS,- i" 81 our !!Hc OF picture -. ,,'S
-, "'Ii"n1S ana iramir-; supplies. 70 'I Ia
In Iiyh, sa.hp'es conveniently arr,nr.i
trng, ,NH,IFesS Philip Drinkaus ON .'''' rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

.pAL%TkRS Wanted. ave rrst class mons"
I.Iu,rr- Npniy ,u W. u, T!Emuus. l-"l
Enrth Twenty eighth Street Fhoac RAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
statesmen.

SALESMEN
Highly profitable repeat
side-line article. Sells
everywhere. No samples
Applications
treated con fid en- t all V.
Phone Randolph 1911, or
write p. O. Box 922.
SOLICITOR MD COLLECTOR Wanted
man To- solicit and collie; "a coal nust
ness. Willing "a pay from Si,2'n ~ s. iGl
PEI year hon y G!6. care The DIS
TRAVELLING Statesmen wanted 10 sci!
and "uaiu.lwaTr pachnGts rocket cata-
log. Good >vuinmiss"m. Nriic at once.
United States Sales co. SlS :. ChitlC5
street. Ba!simnr". Md.
WANTED experienced young man FOR
grocery: stat" salary expected. Bon
SO. car" The Di-ra,ch
WANTED an active DEMONSTRATION ana
salesman Tor w"N- known. hiEh-C as.
o.tsy-sol!lug. standuri add!uE 'n"cAiAr
aud guarantee $50 per week on " hNid
quota "c sales. Merchants COMPANY.
/ .. H"N i"ii
WE Rave position open Tor fun registered
isu@Gist: good hours. no regular sunday
wnrr. salary starts At 5000 per week.
write ar wire. The Reed X Rice Co.
K.piyllip. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

Win IN 90 niles per glIlon ,,,,-I,,
Wri,. Nv lt,tsntcd SasOl!,!. Va n, ,,Aue
ter Co y.r,,'sst,,iSniars Stranshy vanor:.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

~" NV ii.iEG SALESMAN wanted FOR I,,,-
i ,,isr go. goods We sell The .e-
s'r .,yr "nI Pay good commission. b.
S..i.t"' riir line. SchuyiklB Mrfs ~,
". Ih!lthnInMia Il. ''..I .''..N, TON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

,r.tI', ~ side line and sDecjlI,y. H.,
,,i,,,,,t ono ordcg pays s. by i've
Us Mng+I,os Jpn trade. The CrapmsIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

"AIEE STILLS Write !or free hooiri.-1
giving prices Aad description OF ~
n'..E copper water s;iiiS Noyrr y a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

brand N sS, az o. 'n,.aonutaciurcrs weII.X po,v5
Mtn.ite. coiors and prints :o- -u.:sGriptton:
SAMPLES iiEht,o own: Libera! comm i tla
sIg ihso1dway. New York eN'"e NILS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

- 10; " I:N-'G0- Gettor'' with ioTg- - -
nn!I1 up permanent buzz. ''s OF nrp
no"E ~ "'"Ts spec!aiiy. Chicago S. SIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

" SNIEl'.-l.oChl distributor for por.--
Ike, ,hts ioM"Sn PRICED cord tires on inar.
Got ms season. Big money .niaSo- S Sins
O'-I l-U.. St.Nnl ,llLN - ''..Io
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

it IKE, 81 SALE3MEN &c call on dealers and
ShrhEes with line OF inner TUNES 49, 49,
rom factory. Good proiositin,i. 80. 80
i"..''9i basis: side line or cxc,t: I'VE In
- huo5er CO., aj-9)S Probes SIRE;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

Atuuii,' S, .ahu'tS neckwrar. for South
i"c,5n q" 10 2nnaF nandtse..' 'I nn as-
mission b,sis ''"M hindr,d .!dcline: CON-
End SIR xo sag Goldberg Co, - Ea asr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

~ ~ NfN-W Hnt,I y,l,s-,,.,,, -
siher VIII Sssn,aS." V re-, li2fssH OIL se in
H9u'h carolina. nm liberal '' -, NoTth or
-HoN -. kchmond Va commission.