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The New York herald., 1921-11-15
MRS. GEORGE J. GOULD'S
BODY TO ARRIVE TO-DAY
Family at Town House for
Funeral Tomorrow.

George J. Gould. accompanied by va
rous members OF his family. who were
called to Lakewood on Sunday by the
sudden death of Mrs Gould, reached
New York yesterday afternoon. With
Mr.. Gould here are Mr.. and Mrs. George
J. Gould, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll L.
Wainwright, Miss Gloria Gould and Miss
Carrie Cortis cousin of Mrs. Gould.
who for many years has Been n MEM
Der Of the household. Kingdom and Jay
Gould returned to their respective
homes.
Many letters and kilograms Of condo
lence were received at the Gould home.
S57 Fifth avenue. and at Georgian
court, where Mrs. Goulds body was
taken Immediately after her sudden
death. There will be private funeral
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
Fifth avenue house. tier body probably
will arrive from Lakewood to-day.
A cable despatch was received at the
Gould home from Lady Decies, in Lon
don, saying she would sail for New
York at the earliest possible moment.
She did not say on what steamship she
expected to leave. No word was re-
ceived from Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel,
Jr., who also is in Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
WANTS TO REASSUME
HIS CIVIL WAR NAME
Served as MATES Green and
Wants to Bear It Legally.

Special Despatch to TIE NEw YoEK HERALD.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Nov. 14.-Robert
Fl. Ludlow Livingston, an inmate of
Orange Farm Almshouse and who Is
nearly 90, appeared before County Judge
Virgins in court at Goshen to-day, ask
ing that his name be changed to Mates
Green" the name by which he went in
the civil war when he enlisted and served
on the u. s. 8. Portsmouth as quarter
gunner, receiving an honorable discharge
November 6. 1864.
He says he enlisted under the name
OF Green because his relatives were
prominent and would have attempted to
prevent him from serving if he had given
his right name. He is now anxious to
be able to bear legally the name ne took
then and die under that name.
Judge Virgins directed him to see a
LAWYER
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
SNAKE SURGEON FLOODED
WITH TIPS BY EXPERTS
Raymond L. Ditmars Advised to Numb the Cobra With
Cold Automobile Ride Before Operating
on Reptiles Eyes

OF sizes in arrnor what ono should ask
for If the equivalent Of a. short stout
or long slim is desired. And also the
most practicable type OF knee hinges and
swivel elbows.
Not long after him came visitor from
the West who had read about the cobras
while on a visit here. Back home, he
assured tho curator. he was known as
"Rattlesnake Ike" His exploits had
been manifold. Ike suggested that DR..
Ditmars put the cobra that was next to
be operated upon in q box with big
screened opening. and then take him for
long, swift ride over the Westchostcr
roads, chilling him thoroughly, for a
cold snake is snake without any ambi-
ton.
And then there was pf'iina donna IN
one Of the musical shows who suggested
that she come up to the park and charm,
the cobra with her singing. sort OF
anaesthetic.
"Why go TO all this trouble at all?'
wrote and telephoned others. "Why take
such terrible risks over couple Of nasty
old reptiles? To which the answer. OF
course. is. that il the snakes are not
cared for there won't be any king cobras
on exhibition at the zoo.
Strange, unheard of cures for snake
bite poured in upon DIR. Dt.nars lie
was implored to take day OFF and &C
out in the woods TO dig himself up this
herb or thst, one root or another.
The next and probably the last opera
ton is scheduled for early Wednesday
afternoon This time Dr. Ditn1ars will
first partly numb the snake by turning
an electric fan on him. Then he will &c
after hin, with an oak stick, one end OF
which is faced with corrugated rubber
| that will not slip.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
Warrant Out for Her.

The next day Mr.. schantz received
a. letter from Mrs. Allen saying she
would return TO the hotel last Thursday.
She did not appear. and Mr.. Schantz
swore to a warrant charging her with
failure 10 pay a hotel bill Of several
hundred dollars.
az am not anxious to prosecute her.,
said Mr. Schantz. 'I sworc to the war
rant in an attempt to find out something
about her. She appeared to be woman
of wealth and manners. She conddcted
herself in an admirable fashion. But
il she is i'll some place or has been at
tackled l think this course is the best to
get some trace of her.
Investigation in New Jersey showed that
action had just been started against
Mrs. Allen--in whose possessions was
found information that her name was
Mrs. Fora Emma Flagler-to foreclose
on mortgage she had on property in
Newark.
According to Mr.. Schantz. Mrs. ALLEN
purchased nearly $4,000 worth of an
tiaue furniture from a. Detroit auction
company, paying some money down on
her purchases. She also had bought a
home in East Jefferson avenue, making
a payment and hiring man as care
faker.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
ELECTRIC SHIP LAUNCHED.
Mrs. George u. Dearborn Chris.
tens the 10000 Ton Californian.

CHESTER. Pa. Nov. 1.-The twin
screw electrically driven motorship
Californian was launched to-day from
the yards Of the Merchant Shipbuilding
Corp. The craft was sponsored by
Mrs. George S. Dearborn OF New York,
widow OF a. former president OF the
America Hawaiian Steamship Lines,
for which the 10000 ton cargo carrier
was built. The shin was christened witt,
n flask OF old California wine.
The Californian is OF a new type, be-
ing OF all steel construction, even 10 its
masts and booms.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
WATER PENALTY Is DENIED.

Justice John MacCrate Of the Supreme
Court in Queens handed down o decision
yesterday refusing to permit the Queens
County Water Company to charge its
patrons 5 per cent. on water bills due
more than thirty days and 10 per cent.
on bills due more than six months. JUS
tice MacCrate required the company to
prove first the money involved Ia the
penalty was necessary to Keep The COM
pany out Of financial difficulties
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
AUTOMOBILE MEN SEIZED.
Accused Of Conspiracy to Commit
Felony.

LooANspoRr. Ind. Nov. 1i.--Iuther
M. Rankin and Francis A. Reilly, ssid
TO have been members OF the Revere
Motor Sales Corp. were arrested here
to-day. charged with conspiracy TO COM
init a felony in indictments returned
recently by the county Grai>d Jury.
Bond was placed at $4,000.
-. Both men now are connected with the
Dusenburg Automobile and Motor Com
pany OF indianapolis. and are residents
of that city.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
FAIL TO FIND HENRY NORTON.

Staten island, Astoria and Forest
Hills We're visited yesterday in the
search for Henry l.. Norton. 81. former
treasurer of the Jamaica Water Supply
Company, who disappeared last Tuesday
from DR.. Ross's ssnitarium in Brent
wood. Ralph and Herbert Norton. sons
of the missing man. have offered re-
ward OF 500 for information that will
helm the search.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
RESCUED FROM RIVER: DIES.

Harry Fay. 5i. of 9Oos Second ave-
nue.. fell into Harlem River from the
foot OF l29th street Manhattan, yestar-
day and died after being rescued. The
crew OF passing tug heard a splash
end the mans cries, pulled him from
the watar into a small boat and took
him ashore
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
MYSTERY WOMAN'S
ARREST DEMANDED
s[rs. L. Allen Of Newark Gone
From Detroit Hotel After
Buying House.
JERSEY HOME IN DANGER
Known as Mrs. z. +. Flagler
She Is Linked to Swindle
Involving $4,000.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
DETROIT. Nov. 14-Policc OF Detroit
and Bay City arc looking for Mrs. H.
Alien, woman about 90. who disap-
pcared from the Cadillac Hotel two
weeks ago, leaving behind private sec
retary, a caretaker OF her newly pur-
chased home and bags filled with expen-
sive clothing.
Detectives believe she either has met
foul play because OF her free display OF
money or else she is Ill somewhere ana
unable to notify her friends.
Mrs Allen, who comes from Newark,
told c. c. Schantz, general manager or
the hotel, that she was going TO Bay CITY
for few days, and that she would leave
her secretary, a Miss Groves, in charge
OF her possessions.
When Mrs. Allen did not arrive several
DAYS after the time set Mr.. Schantz
called George Howe, Bay City, brother
of the missing woman. He said he had
no trace of his sister.
Some man called here for some ma u
OF hers and said she was in Detroit,
Howe told the hotel manager.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
EyRIGHT TO BE BACK TODAY

Capt. Honest Dan" Costigan's appli-
cation for retirement from the police
force is lying on the desk of Police Com
missioner Enright. awaiting his return
from an out OF town trip. The COM
missioner IS expected back to-day. Capt.
Costigsn sent his application TO head
quarters Saturday.
The New York herald., 1921-11-15
WOMAN ROBBED OF $40, 900.
yaIuabIes Taken From Apartment
in Hotel.

TEnRE HATTIE. Nov. l4.--Diamonds and
other gems vailed at $4,000 were stolen
from Mrs. w. A.. Rayfield. wife OF h
hotel proprietor here, some time between
Friday and Sunday evening.
Mrs. Rayfield had been visiting in
Indianapolis and on her return found
the collection missing from dresser in
her apa rtInent in the hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
z U. GRADUATES
ORGANIZE FIRM
G. H. Dickson and W. |.
Doxy Have Fine Records

Gordon II. Dickson and William
I. Doxy. both graduates OF the Uni
versity OF Washington and close
personal friends since boyhood. have
organized the Northwest Automobile
Equipment Co. at 300 u. Pike at.
Seattle.
The firm win be distributors for
simplex lines. the Universal wrench,
Benson radio meter and u. 4 u. bar
caps.
Dickson IN former captain in the
regular army. lie served three and
onehaif years overseas and was
chief firing Instructor for French
7s's for the American Erpcditionary
forces. lie L. a graduate Of the arts
and law departments OF the uniyer
zity.
Dosy has been connected with
several well established bushes.
houses since bis graduation. inciud
ing the u. Y. Goodrich Rubber Co.
In Seattle. Butte. Mont. and a.
Mammoth Hot Springs.
Both Dickson and Doxy have
many friends here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Tells Star Writer He Will
Reduce Cost of Produc-
ton; Lower Prices. Not to
Come Yet, However.
BY Edward Thierry
Special Dispatch TO The Star

DETROIT Mich. July 6.-"Do it yourself-don't depend
others"
That is the business creed Of Edse Ford Of Henry
Ford and the worlds youngest with biggestjob
This is the first intimate interview Edse Ford has
given Edse not Henry is president of the Ford Motor
company You have read much about Henry the builder
but little about Edsel-the at the wheel.
"Edsel is the boss" Henry Ford had told while he
camping with President Harding Thomas Edison and
II. S. Firestone. No. I'm not chairman of the
pany. haven't got job at all
Edse is quiet serious faced seriousvoiced young
lie is only 2s He looks like his father with the same
sharply chiseed face quite thin, with dark complexion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
sioA1p9k]
DllE.7fk
IN THOMAS n KEENAN,
king Cwunty Ragisee~
WEEk ENDING At0lsr 8. io-i
GRANHl ROAtlS

CRAWL ROADS
Ksst-Des Msi.es---Jood
Des Nsss~~ -Tsroms mlxatis~ Coed.
ksntss- st~stss Jasesiss --sev open. Via
kessss- Maple valley nsv gravel
Hnadbed not firm
Maple valley -sA,srk Dlsmssd--,oed.
keat- Magic Valley Mes road open from
wesxia Vile ne vhxl-aseA
pussjI-tsu Cisy--oeed
H~a@sad-taii Clty Good
&eensssd ~ stiy ~csd tsnsiisn1
Redmond ss~iievue-oeod. but narr~v
rsesft~ Highway 10 Onssen MIG
Closed for rasinG.
ls>sssah-fsii Cssy -Nsoh ns~S-ooed
ls>ssa.h- kedmssA--vis 1<.he H~amasn-
tsh-iseamoad 10 iasis-scd. reasa.
Stevens rs~s nssA Good condition Open
three miles sbess skykominh.
Se~psr -IsrsasAA--cood
nessss Newpsvs- -cood. Closed IN Rem
xe~p~s -s-sis..-
knsaHeisu-b ils---Nev ecncress rad
t~o miles from Enumniaw. good gravel
beyond Farkinx 10 rychieis~d on
yrsnkiin hrfdEs over cr~~n river Eergs
A~h~su mack Dtsmsss- New eoner~ss
road fwo miles Beyond Ansurn. coed
gravel bstond. also via Eoos creek.
esnsst ulGheuy --sanouusini pass cp~n-
Road IN King eoansr In ssoeiiens cen
dltion. Nep concr~se pavement 81
miles from Reason 20 cosifssid open.
Grzsei section closed for pzvinx. De-
tour via road running east ~ end Of
pavement for five miles. thence north
to Is.sassh-
N.ehs. rs~s-trermer,y Mcci.rsa p.
Hixhvsyl--Exceiisnf condition Open
20 Rainier national park. Last 10
miles fair tEaumcisw-oresn water
Riv~s,. AL roads around EnameiAu
eacelf~nt
psevses rsss snshvay--ppssies IN King
county above Ind~x fair. Due 70 iccss
graves. road Ia rough In places. but y
passssle to point sls niiss esy"nd
nis~k Dtan~sA -TruaA ils---c;ccd-
nssdge A~rcss SDssuaisnie RlvW Nsns
Tslf.--fsosd limit i've tons
Lake fovess rush- Seesh Tvumk C~nner-
ttss-ons mile pavement sxeeiient
Gravel beyond fair.
ALL PAVED 1BOADs IN GOOD
CONDITION
Riehnead Beach Rssd-Nsv pavement
op~r
yt~ntss- Eaun~law - CEsst side, - Con-
crete pavement open for travel Con-
siruous concrete road from Hsntsn 10
Enameiau. Via Kent and Auburn
va.hea usiass-Nsw pavemsnt open
from centsr TO top Of hill vsshou
HEIGHT. D<tsur TO dock, Open August
IL. Other roads good 20 fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

For French Pastry look UP Boldt's.
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Road Is Memorial
to Martyrs of War

The first step toward n national
monument to martyrs OF the world
war has been taken by the California
State Automobile association. which
has sent a specially designed motor
truck to sign a new transcontincntal
route 10 be known as the Victory
Highway. The route. which will
stretch from San Francisco to New
York. will be laid out by the federal
department of public roads over n
consolidation OF present integral
highways. The association plans to
complete signing the highway to
Jefferson city, Mo. this year and by
the fall Of 1922 the entire road to
New York viii be marked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Pessimism a Lie in
Face of Auto Sales

The fact that the last two months
were the biggest this year for III
automobile industry has given ti1o
lie TO the pessimist." says walter 2.
Davis. secretary and ssiemanaeoB
Of the Davis motor car.
business In the automobile indus
try IL actually better than most PEG
pie in the industry and out Of II
really believe. Production Is increas-
ing and the demand for cars u
steadily increasing."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
What Did the Sign
Man Know About Il?

An evangelist had tackled to tree
at the intersection Of two roads a
sign bearing this advice: Prepare
to meet thy God"
And then along came a man from
the Auto club who placed n sign
right below II with the single word:
.'pefour."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
Assert Cadillacs
Best N. Y. Sellers

Satisfies issued by the Cadillac
Motor Car company show that 27s
cadiilacs were sold In New York city
during four consecutive months early
this year. This number Is said 90
exceed those OF any other make. in.
Guiding cars which sell at a lower
price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
WATCH YOUR STEP

Motorcycle officers have been
pressed into service at Port Angeles
and Auburn. Autoists should keep
within speed limits passing thru
these towns. for violations will re.
suit In arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

by removing the distributor arm.
the auto owner keeps his car safe
from theft. except by towing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

II. q. Stevenson. widely known
tire man. IL now district tire sales
manager with the Hood Rubber
Products company. headquarters at
ala Second ave. g.. Seattle. Steven.
son IL In charge OF the territory en-.
hracing Washington. Idaho and
Montana. Tho Hood company Is the
successor Of the West Coast Rubber
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

A1.ESMEN-Wantcd. experienced sales.
men to sci! on commission the hest bus!-
ness -timulator ON the market. 4 so
CroCkery. glassware. cnaIclwar-. alum
inumwn"e. etc. Liberal commissions paid
weekly. Exclusive or side line. Old. cs-
tahlislcd house. Reference either Dun
or RTalsircct'S. For particulars write
O En- glc SmnnlN Co 81 LnuL. Nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
l2-pOInt TJpc

The largest type permitted IN the
want Ad paScs is II point. and the
smallest space In which l2-point
type ad may he set Is one inch. The
rate for this large type is Z cents a
word daily and cents q word Sun
day. The same scale of reductions
VIII apply as for regular want uds.
These rates apply only to advertise
mehts originating ia ItiChnond and
suburban territory. From other
sources the rates are: Daily. II cents
an agate line: Sunday. Is cents an
agate line tcount words 10 the lineJ.
cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates for business ad :
fcrtiscrS on request.
ADVERTISEMENTS received as late AS
IL q. NJ. and 10 l.. NJ. each week day
and UP TO l.. NJ. Saturday Tor correct
classification in the next EDITION.
Situation Wanted Ads-MaIc and
Fcmalc-when presented at tn. Want
al counter IN the Dispatch Building
by those out OF work Will be inserted
Free of Charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wantcd-FcmnIe


100 a week to start IL only one OF
me advantages OF telephone operating.
some other features that make this an
ideal vocation arc: Regular increases
opportunities for promotion, vacations
with pay. the pleasant Interesting char
act"r Of work and the high class OF
young women who are cnyagcd in H.
Sc employment supervisor. ROOM 49,,
'p' East Grace street. The Chesapeake
anu Potomac Telephone Company OF
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

increase your profits. selling
SOAP. perfumes. extracts. etc. az Side,
nne I.achssian Co. Dept. or. St. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
The louise With the Light

:, man was taking friend o his home night
they were walking along n street lined with little
houses each with yellow glow falling through part
j! drawn curtains into the darkness outside.
'1hcre,' said the man, pointing up the street,
there's my hoinc-thc house light"
In all that he only iight-bccausc il
was the one he looking
Many OF the readers The Dispatch's classified
section see only classification when they look
through the c"lumns-thc that vituIiy interests
them.
me! make n practice of watching Il cIassi-
ncaoh from day to day, because they particularly
interested I'm the kind OF offers there.
What is that classification that won wnnt tn
look through today? Look it up now! When Won
want I" use an nd, call Randolph and ask for an
nd takcr $3.50 " ~:
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lNDENED For QUICK
PREFERENCES
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Ask for Want AID Taker


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eyer morning and evening service In
al al, instances, with the exception OF
, .iE SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH
which is priced separately.
Schedule or Want Ad Rate.
:1sc word daily. minimum
3OG. set solid.
&c word daily. minimum sec
agate caps.
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&c, set solid
80 word Sunday. minimum
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consecutive insertions price
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Of 5H insertions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents
Statesmen.

MA d,arEe NV York imbort and done..t,
moot covering house. having snecisi IT,
sCIlDie Tor the South. and paving h iS
i cur.s..n,,, desires few hiEh-caIiber
,'ptfseh'dt ives to cover entire ;.,ib Ir
tsn'ively Must b well acGualntCI wt II
lWns xrfdIt No objection TO side line no,
St. New ro:K city "e'' -ih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

AGENTS--Scil M!nitmsud for tires and
tubes: cost &C repair. surpasscs vulcan
i.inE; saves 1lc per cent. every auto
and accessory dealer buyS. Profits amaz-
Ing. shaw made 81 first day: Hart sl3S
first week. Particulars and free sam
piles Tn. Continental Rubber Co. Drut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

AIENTS-Scu best Waterproof alrons on
The market and make largest profits.
~ q. Rubber Co, Dept 80. SIS Penn
NNcmmn. HLtt shlIrch. In -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

FRANKLIN TOURING
Exceptional bargain In u.sd
franhhn touring. See Us at once
ATLANTIC MOTOR CO..
1910 West Broad Street
MAN Ilr--Brand new Maxwell roadster.
cheap: driven legs than nifty miles; ru.r
antecd. White McAfec ccrtife5 ms
shinist 90G East Cary Street.
NEW fabric tires and tubes OF the Good
rich and United States make 33St: our
price S22.50 for tire, $3.50 for inner
tube. 32X5 ~. our price SIS for plain
tread, 1860 nonskid tread, 81 inner
lube. These tires arc below wholesale
price are absolutely new and nrst-cInss.
Also Goodrich, Silvertown cords and
tubes. size 33xi. $3.50 per tire and
tube These tires are fully guaranteed
Of tho nrst grade. Phelps Vaug ma n .
Promt Motor Co.., Inc, I633-35-37 West
Broad. boulevard 1870.
MAKE M ~ your p, Dispatch AZ, complete: It pays
= II - .l- ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Lost ami Found .

lANALLlEEE IN shape OF parrot So,
with blue. red and green stones. some
where between ] y. Mi!!cr's Drug Store
and hanover Apartment Was in rh.l
h.mcrs store s. l0-cent store and
ShepheTd,s Liberal reward II returned
mem or Mad can -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

WE'LL ESTABLISHED MANUFACTUR-
ING CONCERN REQUIRES THE SERV-
iGES OF \ NATIVE SALESMAN FOR
miRGlNiA. MUST HAVE AUTO. ONE
TiiAT HAS CALLED on GENERAL
TRADE PREFERRED. ONLY LIVE
WIRES NEED APPLY. GIVING FULL,
pARTlcGlARS. COMMISSION BASIS.
ENpENSES ADVANCED AND DRAWING
AtGouNT. BON l. 3p. CARE THE DIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

specially statesmen. producer, ,1S, 80.
their services at $1,000 to $4,000 nor
var 70 cal on retail merchants in ali
great demand y permanent conner,ton
Win established house. AL references
TeIuEeu. Address Dept. T. h 400
baltimore Bldg. Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

CLERICAL position desired: fullest 81.
periencc best references address
+ 7lS rhe Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

SALESMEN-I.atcSt novelties and mcchan-
zeal products. Make SO IN Der dav.
sive territory smith. 1878 North Amer
lean Bldg. Chicago. Ill