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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
TWO MEN GIVE BAIL
ON ASSAULT CHARGES

HAGERSToWN, MI. July ga
Harold j. Richardson. charged with
assaulting Miss Mary Rycroft. aged
sixteen years, while on an automobile
trip out of this city, who wa, beld
without bail by Justice John II. Bitner
Tor the action OF the grand jury. has
oeen released In $4,000 bond under
napeas corpus proceedings by Judge
Frank G. Wsgaman. Bond was fnr.
nished by relatives of the Young man
j. Richard Thomas, accused of at.
tempting to assault Miss Cora "a
Yeagey at the same time, is under
1000 bond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
ABOVE PRE-WAR RATES

VIENNA, July 23.-Following the
announcement that street car fare
had been increased to 80 times the
pre-war rate, an official announce
ment was published in which all
active railway and other transport
systems employees were notified thar
hereafter they would travel free on
all Austrian railways, including ex-
press trains and steamboats,.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
WOMAN NAMED ASST. CHIEF
OF ALL U. S. FOREIGN MAILS

Postmaster General Hayes yester.
day announced the appointment of Mrs.
Mary Macarty as assistant superin.
tendent of foreign mails. Mrs. Ma.
carty, whose home is in Portsmouth,
N. H.. is one of the first women to
hold an important post in the Post
office department. Sire has been EN-.
ployed in the department for twenty.
one years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24

never publish II. but It's keeping con
stitutes one of his hobbies, and for
his own perusal or That OF the pubic
In future years, Mr.. Asnurst ~ Jottine
down his reaction TO the occurrences
in the National Capital.
A long-winded witness was. tesd
flying before the Senate's select corn
mittee appointed to investigate the
mining troubles at Mingo, w. Va. lie
was contributing little TO the sun
total of human knowledge. but Il
the best of his ability was bearing
out the claims OF the operators
against the coal miners.
Now, this investigation was
brought on by resolution sponsored
by Senator Hiram Johnson of Cali
fornia, and was presumably in be
half of the miners rather than the
operators, since Senator Johnson ii
Cor the uplift. the labor unions an
so on. While the operators wit
ness was whanging away at Their
troubles, he took time parenthetical
ly to tell of his long-standing admir-
,tion for the author OF the resolu
ton.
For years. he explained, he had
been for Iii Johnson first, last and
all the time-although he. the wit
less, was supposed to represent TIN
capitalistic class. He. had been 'fui
Roosevelt and Hi Johnson in 1879
he was for Hi Johnson in 1916. ant
was still for Hi Johnson when War
zen @. Harding beat him out for the
nomination at the Chicago conven
ton last year.
In the midst of his tribute Il
Senator Johnson. which had littl,
to do with the Senate's inquiry int
coal strikes Senator Thad Carawa,
OF Arkansas, member of the com
mittee. halted the voluble witness
Senator Caraway had said nothii,
all during the hearing, sitting ahou
In listless. bored fashion. Summon
Ing his energy after the witness hat
! reached the peroration of his ode tc
III Johnson and his political aml,i
tons, Caraway dryly asked:
Say, Mr.. Witness. tell me on,
thing about this Johnson business
Are you making a confession OF
braggipg?"
The witness turned red and az
not make direct reply as laughts 81
went around the committee room.
When William Howard Taft, now
Chief Justice, of the United States
was boNctHoT seneTdi OF the Ph1l1ppint
Islands he was the heavyweight o,
the public service. Mr.. Taft weighed
| approximately 300 pounds and no pub
lie official could approach him il
bulkiness. Much OF this flesh is nov
gone, since Mr.. Taft has taken of
f1fty or more pounds in recent years
by exercise and dieting.
However, while he was exceedingly
| fat and stationed in the Philippine.
| Mr.. Taft submitted to a serious opera
ton. He was sick for some DAYS, but
did not lose appreciably in weight. Al
he convalesced he thought he woult
send cable message to Elihu Root
who was then in the Cabinet. HI
cabled substantially as follows:
Am recovering rapidly. Am TAX
ing horseback rides every day"
Elihu Root. who has a sense of hu
NOR despite his dignified il not aus
| tere bearing. received the cablegran
and grinned Apparently, he had 9
mental picture OF the ponderous Taf
astride a horse out there in tn,
tropics. In reply Root dictated 8
cable message reading like this:
Glad to hear you are recovering
but how about the poor horse you ar,
! riding?"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
Bad News For Tourists.

CUMBERLAND, Md, July 23.-H.
J. Carlisle. a merchant Of Edwards
burg, Mich, has written the police de.
partment here to notify Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Jordon, automobile tourists, on
their arrival here, Of the death OF Mr.
Jordon's father. II is stated the Jor.
dons, with another couple from Cleve.
land, Ohio, are making an automobile
tour with camp trailer and an effort
will be made to locate them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
Store Robbed at Noon.

HAGERSTOWN, MI, July "a
Thieves entered the tailoring store of
Elk Kaplan on Jonathan street in
this city about noon and stole eight
property deeds, several insurance
policies, 500 in war savings stamps
and a small sum in cash.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
Wires Cause Big Fire.

PURCELLVTLLE, Va, July ga
Fire, due TO a defective wire, com.
pletely destroyed the garage Of tho
Gregg Compiler Motor Company, al
Hamilton, this county. A harm and
small. house nearby were also burned
The Baptist Church, which was stu
ated close by, was damaged consider,
ably on the outside. Three cars in the
garage were burned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
Cigarette Fires Awning.

A lighted cigarette tossed from an
upper window ignited an awning or
the Home Life building shortly before
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
brought The downtown fire-fightinc APP
paratus in a whirl OF smoke to that
busy corner. The blaze wss easily ex-
tinguished and damage was slight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
Weeds Kill Cows.
BY LOUIS A. MCMAHON.

HAGERSTOWN. Md. July ga
Three fine cows, owned by George
II. Day. a farmer of this county.
died from poisoning as a result Of
eating weeds along the Hagerstown
and Frederick Railway Companv's
tracks. The weeds are said 10 have
been sprinkled with solution to
kill them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
Mills Working Again.

FOLLANSBEE, w. Va. July ga
The open hearth department of the
Follansbee Bros tin plate plant as
well as the bar mill and hammer
have resumed operations. Every eff
fort is being made to have the hot
mills, both sheet and tin, in operation
by next Tuesday morning when the
plant would be on in full.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-24
Legion honors Late Justice

The District of Columbia Depart.
ment OF the American Legion has
granted a charter to employees OF the
Civil Service Commission and other
Government departments who have
organized new post. The post IL
named after Edward Douglas White,
late Chief Justice OF the United
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

SALI-ME$- W!!"-aHaAc ana cnq4blc IA
a"Ha." on" ~ the Oott oluih hat EnH cas-
'iu.s In The country liberal commission
and bonus. exclusive territory. sl..t.!.l
u#p9ftAulty tOr pruntablc and pvf.uau.itt
ttHu'ctDn. experience not csscull,|
,nNwo!H ii'1iwcnr FaetofS. ~ ~. Van
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

Worlds larrcs; makers. Established s,c
Crazy Anr. Large demand. Liberal com
MISSION and bonus. Expenses advanced.
samples 80 lbs. Real salesman w!tA auth
San make money. Nest references ~.
uu.r"t. tv'NdlN" Harvest Ilat 90. n,pt
IL LIS Washington Ave-. st Louis Mo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

BIG PROFITS selling DGp.ex Tr.nsrorm.
Srs Every AUTO owner needs ,heIn.
ESc!u.lvo tstr!tgty Wiii" quErs iuaI.
lee M.g. Co. i!Z- Station & Omaha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents


SciinE high grade spccialtics Ia ihe
hardware accessory and garage dealers.
prompt SHIPMENTS. Satisfact!on guaran.
n.ni business earning $3.50 monthly. 80
s!dc-linc statesmen wanted The IRE
;nier Co. ll5: W. iith ST. Cleveland. q.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN-wc iuauu:ac-
Lufr toru accessory which interests over, :
dealer ana owner on sight You c.Ii
maxi $3.50 weekly. Motor Products Co,
indiana polls. Ind
TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted to place
Union Trailer agencies with auto aud
implement dealers. Ncn in other terrs-
tOtteS mailing big income and building
w rcflnIncnt business. Us" OF auto
,ra!"f> Is Increasing remarkably Write
ioT safes pr"rvstion. Union Trailer
" "rHs, if"N Ell. lioonviilc. y. Y
WANTED. travelling statesmen TO carry
pur me OF rubber roofing. t. cal! on lam
IN the small towns. iocfc; sample.
i-ih"ral commission. We have ware
houses N ali the principal Cit!ss in Sht
SHigu states Royal Roofing Co. 81.
WANTED. REPRESENTATIVE iuiI time
in" ~ advertising novelties AIycr;!s-
NE NE rams ar" big sellers now. Every
,ml.ir;, i,opic : PROSPECT. Liberal COM
ancr OF order. Eikay Spscl.ity %.
commercial bldg. Nashville. Tenn
WATER STiLLS-Writ. FOR IRE. houl,i.t
tNtnE prices and description OF "ur
n"aNy corner water stills iioy.r * Co"
n - tArnam RdE.. omaha Ncb.
VIZ START foU IN BUSINESS. FUR
HlSflNt; everything: men and worScr.
nnn1rtunitS lie tim" to earn $50 10 $40
weekly operating our New Sys;cm Si}e-
wh h.E Gbs snH;iE}.. E4c;oriGs Home. any
-, faSi trATEV, y. ]
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HAT SALESMAN.

Fine territory Liberal commission. EX.
rcnsss advanced. sure mua"y maker :Or
salesman VITA auto. Samples % lbs. Com
n"nw"atl' harvest Hat 80. Dept. II, lsth
AZ -NaSA.MEion ASc.. 81 Louis. Mo.
u YOU IiilNk IN terms of $500 tor 1877
Will" me personally. established house
nationally advertised line Tor retail.
stores. Gnusua! features Insure large or.
GerH' excellent territory Tor 1921 In Viz.
r!n!a. splendid commission contract. M
.rA weekly advance to producers q; r.
H!';i"n.s ,MIT. i'Sy Euclid Ave. C,.Ne-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents
CLOTHING SALESMAN.

Gr W9'% Gl,,, Far,nepts. Specially line.
commissions. Expenses advanced Wntar
uuLh Shck"r Co. Dept. IL, 2@nd and Wash
!.ss"h -Nremue. 81. Louis. Mo
GREEN MASAGEkS-pu new Wonder OIL
80 butneF ON This year and clean ny.
commission over in per cent. rxc!us;vs
Sohi'aCI Write Wonder Burncr Co, si.,
Iron ST. Dayton. Ohio
C0tnhEN MEMS pants onCr. 50 sun
kn!ehc; booker Tailoring Co. Dept ilis.
DRESS SAGESMEN-Wc max. a fuii lin.
Hi hith, grade. rcI u!ar-priccd porch aud
.onNs dresses. and have tho nv
North ard South Carolina. want "niHy
high grade. experienced men. with ~
wing IN territory. Give fun iuiursna
''n a,5 as to srraenls;.s &c. The inc is
SHn.Sany. Cincinnati ohio.
GARIs iDE'S lkcN RUST SOAP CO. l0;i
."s",hs'"r Ave. philadelphia. Pa, mfrs.
oopyEishi registered In L. ( Eaten, oi.
ht, This SOAP removes Iron rust mix
and uHwashaSic stains from Cioi him.
i,a;o!e. etc. Hike magic. - tube. Bs
GET INTO uSINEsS-WatElns' is7
.Nn aui" or team. can riye bond, wrItc
tp1ay log information where yuu can
- 'sf'io.y ior selling products o.
Co., Dept. III, winona. MINI.
co INTO HUSINESS-Mak. big money
we START you; small capital needed: fu,i
.: ihFt i.m"; hir Profits: tremendous
Nov Orleans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

the factory Monday, Jan.
II, 1921.
WOMEN MD MEN -copy names ana al
dresses Tor Us GUT!aE spa" time a home.
s,an,iai weekly .neou.c CuF'os!,, sock
rT, ned NOT "2p,E, i'y.ons eNner.Gnes
Sonsoiit"itt Service Inmpauy. Dept. 10.
G"riiek n.If" ch.ooso.
Statesmen ana Agents :s3
a BUSINESS or YoUH OWN-MnFC
sparkling EiaSs name isN:"s, numbers.
,heskcr S"Tds, nmet'!iGns. signs i'!g
Woostcl. Ohio.
ADNi.H i .isais,se"A ;aF :r.e e';.stsl
publications.. Write today. Acme Al
ye-ilsin;; Ageac! Aueu;u Ga.
AGENr-Wauted state arcu; iol Ameri-
tract, Gf IN income, Miles, s Woos S"..
Hauona! Sale; AEenta, 22o C"aiio!
AGENTS-:iS II dag. Yes, swanson made
s!S one day; Reuner making y-gA weekly.
write for our suiendid un"r 70 agents
KoFc,s.' fnufrnaH -. jewellers. Dept 95.
Ma+.eLs Il 1G-, -Shlei.E4:
AGENTS wau;ed. II yeu can 90. lie irc-
servers nU u sinking ship you can maize
PREPARATIONS Ia satisfy u war prunt",r.
nomi SeYa y. any men"y. j"si your
~, express our asru;s Peculiar sUpp,y.
Sc! "a" snuds "hd send u. our lart.
as y0u sci. h BOX -. Mo'TuGls Tom.
AGENTS Make SO! u wegls ,hat j. whu;
".l Ii LON 40 ~, @H' rt INNS nGJn.ps
mahcs hit with live wires tho boys
coats, n,d hardly ,ouen@i wWri,r ' Tor
.IS,.a. 'te5: free ra.acuat Goodyear
Kan.r, Cl,y Mo ''''H'
AGENTS Mako So warEy aaI.inr ruarau.
t mi" h!Ssi'TN M Fn.r"nisS -; w"eky
pericmce uuuec,>sary l'Grrectwear 10.
s!ory, baray. "a
averaG" raucost orders du.y no d.
!iverug; y" :nves,mont. ~, dozen pal.
%"ycIonot. f"tiuted. suu3l. to war ;rsS
Parker, Nj. 60. %s.s .looE st. bay
hGESVs- ui.r. u,i!tr "A day means 8 =
e.! month. f.v' orders. s'g pcr morth!
sis' work ,Gu.ls $3.50 mainline. ;.Gi-.
sahtfayis, mNl.H yes, divides au;"iHhN-
hseySar rUaTau;'p ussd l.. L.. $ ruy-
s S,H,,, sMa -6Si c"rrortl !nrS We
quick for t-lol o:i "nU7 .,o,.g,cI !, =.
ttHTE, ,I1'cuhi.r .oTiogaIOU, Dept III
everywhere Wa is IA eutAgs.as-u utg-
aggIGIrs invention ao"o."s Ia"e', n..'ase.
sat!onni sales ever! Wa,c, ,--3.ary ru...-
!!hc "hG-r.. 80 Ht.nr au.ll H.I !.u.l
50 free. Wat. quick o.ye OH Nrli.
AGt.' rs N,w ',n'- iiad. IT, sac house
So 80, 20 sy%2y woa,". S.sa., !,
,r--J,n,v -, "-
20. NT:i.ynuE.c y ,arr., '' '"'''
49, 40 --'''ftH' inEa. 70" 20: raNhGh.r
rams. TIPS. .arNS .yF agents AgG- Wau-.
C:dcturtrs and Opportunity Seekers.
gives ;A'ts lbDu: 'nl- u-.uosa ;Er.".
S.grNyiiccs' --.. ~ 9Hee'a.
AGENJS- Heres BE- he4t Iae Z food
navors perfumes soaps tg.., grriar.,
Yen &c "'ei "ii o. 'i'ia need
,SS-''| .'- rec ="
-.l't,..' ihr.i'u-
i'm NJ r.-, ~ N''i'.
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Wuntcd-Liyo Stock

FoN HptEDS Wanted 10 buy broken
unrelated. prefer tho Walker or
Walker and Red bone mixed. Must
snip dogs on tcn-day trial. Must not DO
oyer f"ut years Did. X. u. Hawthorne.
NiCt0rlh. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Poultry and Supplies

ABRAMS virginia hEci Iuu orpln.tous "a
over the top FOR the fourth ilIne mi.
season under strong CONFETTI .SI,,-
h!nS ;hrc" iirsts on, a: nye entries a..
nmMc shuw past week First and fourth
Zen. !. VI. Abrams, .Jr IIchiUnnti VIZ
Madison 2is.- ". 81
bAhf tliickS-.Ail breeds: Hogan t.,
ttGbhrd htaNy exc yFuIucttun POM. "A :
p'i'e-: 1921 Poultry calendar D,,t 80
phf"S. Free. EiwoOd Pussy Fast Liver
hAiif t!tIGkS-l3I.c ruCh SAFE ~
VERY guaranteed In 4. = Several tl,,',.
INFORMATION free. National Chico "a
~ NV York Life Building. kaps,.
bAh1 th!tkS-Gu;.rautecd 1--we delivery
rf.paih Parcel post All standard breeds
LEE ONO Avenue. East Iivcrpnol. ,thio'
hARhED ROCK -OCrerels rinEIyt. Ton,,,-
srh strain, April hatch, at rcasona bi..
bI!'"n' ais" fcw Belgian har.s and ~. =,
E'aIhnd rabbits. cheap. prrLu" Pom, ~
! arr. stop -. Seven Pines trolley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Business Equipment
"BETTER BE SAFE
THAN SORRY"


A letter or a telephone
call will bring our repre-
sentative, who will take
great pleasure in demon
strating you our "stecl fire
proof cabinets" For all
stores and offices. The
most efficient way for
keeping your valuable pa
pers and records, at the
lowest possible cost and
with the greatest convent
ence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

COWS AND BUi.i.-EiShiv-n head Of nm.
i,tt,h SOW, YG.ws and one Registered Guernsey
pun. VIII sell all scuarnt.Iv AZ -
BARGAIN. Apply 10 North Eighth St,..;
or yall Madison .o01. bctwccn . ana s
PRETTY PONY. CART and harness. GEN.
We 'nr children. cheap 10 QuCk i,iv..r
,am 1s seen at GNis I: Mafsh,lI ST
NlsbISihS EEi.lABLE nAXAAU--N
Won. Itop. You VIII find llruty bo,...
ana mules. second hand wagons buy ri . !,
Shd harness Tor sale: dairy auction iav.
iuehuay ana Saturday. HTing In y5uT
surplus STOCK: ! VIII sell them FOR W.,
ana you can get your money SANE ,}ar
iSo9,l East Franklin 81. ct. Phons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Ntnlc

YOUNG MEN--Wantpd several Young ,ncn
TO do selling over telephone and other
general Office work Young men with
several yca-s' grocery experience pre-
tered. State age salary expected and
retc:cnccs .. CHrc Times Dispatch.
$as TO $50 woet!y IN your spare ;iluc doing
special advertising "ork among the
families Of Your city. no cNp"riCuc.
nccessAry: w-i;c today For full particu-
lars American Products Co, 49, Amer
lean BldE.. ClcclrHHti. OHIO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Nc!p-A...r or .>e.nalc


AGENrS- MyD or womtn. Re independent.
Represent Us Ia your :uwn make hir
money. bErErSt h.s l0 years. sell Rub
hsftrcd aprons and sanitary sgeciGltieS.
Wit: S2tct1 ty S"agF 'n., Atlanta. ia,
CIVIL. SERVICE POSITIONS Assis,au;
AUDITORS salary. Slr1h 2" >-,.in, railway
mall. sifN go S.'.'. other desirable post
lions; a." you prepared tuv ihtm? "
hot let VS. 10 Nug What a. w!ll do for
YOU - WasEsrrioH- address Box SJl.
WashinctCr. u &.
CA1EkS HtlI. ~u.unR', Uyr- -. for pos
i!o"s JsuuNry. .N:tri"ac" Unn.c' ssary.
For Tree IHrtrGIsrs. writ" j. Leonard
tioTncr C4.t service CNRfulu,T). 1889
Enutlah,c iE.diuE WhaAsuElaa. u. &.
Hu%DREi's govcrnm,ut Jobs oH.n to
mon nud women, over -. Sl.Sr' IN Sc::g
year; IfiCH-ant wa-E. common cGUCa; iun
SGnicien: Write im@cl!A;"iy Tor free
list poSiIlCaS u"}N .vpyn. Franklin lnsii-
tuLc. bent. it 3. Hu.hcS'or. y. y
MAJ or wpNN% Wanted .uiary $50 run
time, .'N @U aUur Srarr time. selling
guaranteed hes ery To WSaSer. experience
uunsre ssNry. l0ic'natilnal Mills, Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

THE AMERICAN
GLASS WORKS
will resume work on
Tuesday, Jan. rs, 1921.
Positions are open for all
our old help. Applica-
lions will be received at
The factory Monday, Jan.
II, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
SUCCESSFUL,

SUCCESSFUL
Business, being reorgan-
lied, needs additional cap
ital. Safe investment, with
fine future. Will stand
rigid investigation. Adj
dress X SO, care Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

WANTED. to buy confectionery or UcMt
:rucory STORE. Prefer suburban lOcl lion
vi !r"sS Is J.. car. Times b!sputeh.
WI. haE" orEan!zed business Brokers
Department - handle business oypyr-
tun.t"s, Sec our list before buying o.
s'NlhS business. Federal. sc LYRIC
ME PROPERLY ORGANIZE you prepare
boaI ISSUES, n"ypiiair loans. write :rps-
?"rtus"S IurrlSA stock statesmen -! List
of satisfied lnvcstrts. booklet and ia
fpEllsti On free. Natl Organization Co,
i:3 Madison s.. Chicago.
WILL. rent To d"s!rabl. party auto wash
ing station. mex and best location In
city Answer quick. l. SIS. care Times
blspai Gu.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY - grt In the manu-
featuring business. every housewife
n""ds 0.ncing sell guaranteed
tormG'1 ZOE = h'ucing business. Send
70 fu'i intoIrlrt'on Address DuncS !
ia s. Davis Avenue. Rirhmnul Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

AGENTS-sS dag. Yes, Swanson mad.
siS one day; R,un"r making S.gh weekly.
Write for our splendid uu"r TO agents
and catalogue. In business - years.
thousands OF agents MrItc at once.
Rogers Thurman 10. Jewellers, Dept. g3
Muilers' R.dE., chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

SALESMAN wanted 10 sell
Kun I'm" ui crock cnaiiIC.warc. glass
ware. a'umlnum ware. also cash deals
OF lump crUCkc-y ana cuunriNar..
Liberal commissions. Write Bakery.
Pottery Co Soaring Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

hGESrS Only ,J.r viItr "a Guy means So.
:MaFHg.nHs nov AaA.gG Mach.ua; Esta.s
~; w9rK ,Tu"'s 'aa9 machine. adds.
sGhtf7Cis. nut.I .oS, divides ausuiHnt.-
CaAy; lightning speed: errors impossible.
Nse-y'aT FUaTant",, used b. 4, $ SOW
tEhinc!t hUG lars - C"rTurstl Inr.Ss trc-
!htnHous demand. amazing pruais Wlto
Gu!ck Tor tile! ui sg an. Protected tor
iiinTy. 'Ilcu.dttE CORPORATION. Dept III
Grand Ear H.. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

El.EflipNE Randolph ana -, .
III J!i."a. D.srn,th Want Ad Take rhai
.rn I,,,s ad 'h-, will QUICKLY &c, COCO 80.
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RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY.
iEil. ESTATE pEPNRrA hS'r.
SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale,

PIANO KoLi.S--The zoe. 1900. si.s5 Kind
At 25c. Used? on. YES. but better than
new Manly u. ltamos. loo North
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CHEWING CUH-sell 10 dealers. profit.
able bu.yncss lullt up quickly. sIrar-
mint and popular hayoFs in novel I,act.
AGA xfWJito today. Helmet Co. Gin.
etnnAt1 ONO.
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Statesmen ana Agents

a BUSINESS OF YouR own Make
sS"rkLins sass name r.A;"*, numbers,
illustrated ooON free. +. Palmer. U.s.
Wooster. ohio.
advertising rat" NpuE. Gives leading
publications.. Write today. Acme Ad-
NerislnE AEeGc!. Attutu. Ga.
AGENT--W state agent Tor Ameri-
can collection syst-Ws; splendid con-
tract. big Income. Wiley s. W"oSl"y.
National Sales Agents, eco Cagiio!
Boulevard Nashville. Tenn.
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81 I.SM iN-An old established food man.
n'a'tUr'r desires the :A.TvicvS Of a nrst
C.ass salesman To call ON retail. grocery
trad" OF ktch;nond. state age. height
weight, married Or SinE.c. experience and
salary cNI"c;ed. This is :, Tournament
l"Siiion with exceptional uppurtun!t. -
Times lbs patch.
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SALESMAN Wanted thoroughly cxr.ri-
..S"1 salesman To- cover virginia ana
"t "Ntr"ls and work gloves. Must bc
irHt C'aSs. AddTcs, T. -. care Times
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AGt.' N.w ;a's. liad &C.. ...c house
Sc! 20 to ry--y woman. .-a.....,.
OF write .or .ataTHa' DH Select yru-
territory. CarHs Apron Alt. 20. Inc.
80. M.l"uuEfc Ave. Chicago.
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Hanover County. ga miles FROM ruil
road. - acres. 80 acres in CULTIVATION, ss
i,nce In large timber. 81 ac:e orchard
dwelling, rooms and bath IN sooi con
i!t!OH: ample outhouscs.
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MAKE Si0-t25 daiIy selling new Book solv.
Ing mystery ui l.tth. Free start \ "
Farrell -. Louis Mo
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SALESMAN with Ford automobile TO s.Il
Al"F'!H ErcIosrttc, Changes open ear
mani Wherever Shown. h!g earnings
Corporation !7i Shepard. Rochester Svyr
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SALESMAN

; LIS II IN Inexperienced travelling sal,s-
iHrn 10 sell l!uc 81 general iu,rCnar. ls.
from Illustrated CaiN!us. l.iJura. com.
tr!saslEs ruid weekly ou approved ,uss-
l.S- lHEn grade goods: prnmp, sMlu-
i"."is ana freight allowances. Pagt ar
iGl. if"- Tyler Manufacturing Co.. 81:
Louis, Mo
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p 1910 CITY County. Is ,nlicy cas-, g
.sNh'''oHC, over good road; ll.t, acrE
W cu.uvat!ou: on Herring Crcch . 4
J"'n'hs WrstoNcr". nn- nshing boatI
~hu huhtinr: S-ruoIn hou,c, good lar
garage: very fertile land