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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
THREE MORE NATIONS
INCLUDED IN CONI'IRINCI

MASHINGTOS. Oct. Invita-
tons to the governments of Belgium.
Holland and Portugal to be committee
members Of the conference on Far
Eastern subjects were being prepared
today at the state department
The decision to include thesr thrc,
governments in tho conference fol
lowed a correspondence between S.c-
rctary Hughes and the foreign onico-
Of the five pOwrrs ogiglnally asked to
confer on the subjects Of limitation
of armamopt and fag Eastern qucs-
tiuns. iorulal approval of the Hug-
Ecstion that the thrrs powers be- ad-
mitted Go the conforencc has been rec
cciycd from all aud the invitations
viii b- immediately forwarded.
Tho status Of the thrcr new mrm-
hcrr uf tho conference viii Doe the
samc az that of China and tho in,i-
tAtiuus which will be- sent to them
viii be- practically i.entical with that
forwarded to China when the original
invitations were issued. They will
not be- expccied to take nart IN the
conferences concerning armament but
win be accorded equal privileges with
The five principal powers la any of
me discussions coue"rning the fat
East
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

sub-committee conducting this In
quiry.
Explaining his plan today. Senator
kenyon said that Il contemplated en-
actmcnt OF an Industrial code. dcfin-
ing unaues;ioned rights OF both labor
snd capital The code would grant
rights OF collective bargaining peace
ful picketing and immunlze nom
union men from Interference.
a fundamental OF the plan and Ia,
only compuislon by statute senator
Kenyon said. would be prohibition OF
strikes during periods OF invcrtiga-
ton by tho federal tribunal. This "a
similar to the Canadian law. senator
Kenyon plans after consultation with
and adoption BY other labor commit
tee members. TO introduce bill con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Freight and Labor
Rates Must Drop to
Bring Prosperity

CHICAGO. oct Tiuancing Of
foreign countries to enable them to
take Americas agricultural surplus
was advocated by GOV. warren Y.
McCray OF Indiana here today tu an
address before the Natlonal Grain
Dealers association
ono of the first things tn be- done
tu revive business" the Indiana eN-
,cutivr said, "is Go place agriculture
on firm business basis by providing
credit Tor legitimate uses and by the
extension uf the limits ~ our present
market area
Governor McCray added that cou-
ditious could hr greatly improved by
restoring liberty bonds To- face value.
said general reduction In tr"igh.
rates on raw materials was needed
ana declared that labor must do its
part in accepting the wage reduc-
tions that are hound to come
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Colorado Industrial
Commission Reduces
Builders Wages

COLORADO STRINGS Colo. oct
Following hearing here the state
industrial commission has announced
awards In the controversy between the
Master Builders association and the
Iuild.nE Trades council as follows;
Wages of carpenters are reduced
from 81 to So: NJ hricklnyers from
SO 10 $40: uf hud carriers from So
tn s.; Of mortar men from $3.50 To
t5.5n. wages nr stone cutters. lnthcrs
ana concrete workers are unchanged
Tho Master Builders request was
dur u 81 wage for carpenters. 80 FOR
plast'rors 81 fur hricklaycrs. s. for
stone cutters. s. Tor lhthcrs. $3.50 Tor
concrete workers: s. for hod carriers.
aud So 30 for mortar men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

WASHINGTON. oct. President
Harding and the members Of his cab
met will walk nj the head OF the pro-
cession that escorts the American un-
known dead from the capitol 20 Ar
lington National cemetery on Armis-
ticc day The decision To pay this
tribute to the memory OF all the men
who lost their lives and identity over
seas was reached today at the cabinet
meeting
War and navy department officials
said today that the body OF the un-
known soldier would be brought di-
rect to Washington on Admiral
Drwcy's Old flagship. the Olympia.
Instead Of being landed at New York
as announced In Paris. The Olympia.
under the plans formulated will enter
Hampton Roads and proceed up the
Potomac. arriving at Washington
about November 3.
Another announcement today hy
the war department said arrange
mcnts had been completed by Amer
lean Telephone y Telegraph company
to transmit President Hardings ad-
dress at the ceremonies at Arlington
throughout the country on long dis
tance telephone wires.
The amplifying devices used at the
last Inauguration will he employed 10
distribute the prestdcnt's words as he
speaks not only TO the gathering al
Arlington, but also TO auditors In New
York Chicago and san FtnnciHco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
ZR-2 Disaster Is
Accident Decision
or Coroner's Jury

IU1L. Eng. Drt. t-ti'y the Assn-
rintcd Prcsg l--Th" catastrophe to tn"
q ant airship LR-2 over the Humber
river on August -, in which NOR"
than 80 persons including 10 Ameri-
cans. lost their lives was due to acct
dent. according 10 tho verdict reached
hy the coron"r's jury NJ the resumed
inquest here today There IA no cNi-
dcncp us to the actual cause Of the
disaster. the verdict says
This verdict was rendered In The
ypsr of Lieut. Commander charles q.
Littlc of the American navy. which
was the fr,r 20 be considered rs tn"
Coroncr'H jury.
4 similar verdict was rendered iu
each ot tine remaining eases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
TEXAS JUDGES
DEMAND END TO
kLAM TERROR
Seven District Judges De-
clare Ku Klux Activities
Violate Penal Code

DALLAS, Texas. Oct. g.----Dcnuncia-
ton OF the ku Ifiux klan and similar
secret organizations was deliyfged yeHe
terday by seven district judges or
Texas. while officials OF two citlcs--
SAN Antonio and Cameron gave
warning that parades Of naHkcd men
would not be permitted.
The judges called upon grand luries
to Investigate activities OF masked
bands.
District Judge James II. Hamilton
of Austin. declared chapters Of The
l<u Klux Khan have been established
throughout Texas and bodies OF
masked men dressed IN white robes.
bearing tho American flag with the
sign % the cross. and flying banners
giving warning and threats Of violence
to citizens who break the law, have
marched in the night time up aud
down the streets OF the cities. towns
and villages Of Texas"
Declaring that more than 80 persons
have been whipped or tnrred and
feathcred In the state IN the last six
months and that Numerous persons
had received warnings. Judge Hamil-
ton read to the grand jury article iis9
OF the Texas penal code which he said
applied TO these activities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
DENY SHERIFF. TRIED
To TAKE AWAY FLAG

WACO, Texas. Oct, f.---DHruthioh
OF last Saturdays clash st i.orena.
when 10 persons were wounded. after
Sheriff Bob Buchanan Of Mri.enuan
county had attempted 20 halt parade
OF Ku klux klansmen continued to-
day.
While first reports from persons
who were among tho witnesses 10 the
clash were 10 the effect that Sheftft
buchanan attempted 10 seize, tins
American flng. which ths ieeder pf
tho parade was bearing, locr news
paper man who accompanied tho
sheriff to f.orcna and who was within
six feet ~ him when he grapplcd with
the leader. said the sheriff was intent
only upon carrying out his threat 10
see the Kiaasnlcn's faces before thcy
.paraded aud that he made no attempt
to take the colors.
In the melee which followed the un-
masking OF the leader hy the sheriff
the flag dropped to the ground but
the leader. after adjusting his mask
again over. hia. face. quickly regained
'it and continued the march,
Cries of don't touch thai nag
were heard from portiona or the crowd
when the scuffle started.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Will Consider Coal
Wage to Take Place of
the Present Contracts

MASHINGTON oct. i-"Qucs-
tons involved In the negotiation Of "a
new wage agreement between btu
minuus coal miners and operators TO
supplHut that which expires next
March will be- considered by the conl
committee ot the National lu"mploN o.
mcnt conference whom Il rrconNcncs
next week. u was said today by con-
ference officials.
Tho coal committee. of which John
T.. Lewis. president Of the United
Mine Workers uf America, Is "A mcm-
her officials said. viii take into con
-idcrntlou AN of the various factors
involved IN framing its rccummcndn
tion Tor regulariziug employment ln
the mines and the stabilizntion Of ia,
Industry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Holman Held in
Ell Paso Jail for
Killing of Morris

I'll. pASO Tex. oct. i.@ChHries
n Holman. charged with the muir
der ct George D. Morris. former
general manager of the ella Copper
Sulphiar company uf Christmas.
Ariz was held temporarily with
out bond after u pre- lmlnary hear
ing here today Justice OF the
peace CLARK Wright upon petition
irom attorneys Tor the defense,
agreed iu listen Co further evidence
pt q later date with the view OF
setting bond tor Holman.
Morris was shot lu death sunday
night ln front ut q local hotel lie
was iu company with Holman s
wife. 10 is alleged.
Morris body viii bc forwarded
tomorrow Co New orleans La, MS
formrr homo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
SNAIL. STATES SEEK TO
AMEND ARTICLE SlNTEIN

TININN. UVt- z" EIEht small
states. members Of the league ~ ma
lions. resumed In this mornings SEES
sion OF tho assembly OF the league,
their fight against the too rigid ep-
piirauuu uf hlotkHsn regulations.
which are prescribed as on of tho
Weapons to hv used hy the league
against q state which has violated the
covenant of the organization.
Greece has been especially active IN
uor effort to bring about au amend
uont ur article l6 OF the covenant OF
the league. su that no state can lnitiat"
"a blockade ON is own account without
previous notification from the council
uf The league that the hlockHd" of a
covenant breaker is len order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Harriman's Son Seeks
To Hold Places on
Three Railroad Boards

WASHINGTON. Oct 4.-W. Ave
rcll Hartman. son OF the late r., n.
Hartman, applied to the Interstate
Commerce commission today for per-
mission 10 retain his place rs di-
rector OF the linton Pacific system,
aud at the same time remain di.
rector In the Baltimore and ohio and
Illinois Central companies
The application was made under
sections OF the Interstate commerce
act forblddlng interlocking director
ates among railroad companies. and
Mr.. Hartman accompanied the ap-
plication with an affidavit 20 the ef-
feet that no public or private interests
would be injured by his retention Of
the places in the organization OF all
three companies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Wyoming Crude
Also Gets Boost of
rs Cents a Barrel

CASpER. Wyo.. Oct 4.-Thc Mid
west Refining company, one OF the
two principe purchasers OF crude OIL
In Wyoming. today posted an increase
ot 20 cents barrel In eight grades,
with new prices AS follows:
Grass Creek. Elk Basin, Turrhlight.
Greybun. ti25: Lance Greek, 90
cents. salt Greek Hig Muddy. 20
cents: Mule Greek. 10 cents. The in
crease also rs effective In Cat creek,
Mont. crude.
The Increase posted today iH the
first jump In Wyoming crude oil since
the decline which started last year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Thousands Visit
Sacred Shrine at
Magdalena, Sonora

NOGAL3S. AriE. oct Thou
sands of people arr passing through
Nogal"- on route 60 intend the fcsilNi-
ties in honor of Patron saint Fran-
tsco al MaEdnlcua, sonora
Il is reported here that tho liltlc
village Of Mngdalcna b. crowded ana
that people are sleeping 100 th" parks
and On sidewalks As result ot th"
ufluN Of visitors.
The image of - Francis Xavier ls
Ncnoratcd with greatcst devotion IN
the church uf hlS name Thousand"
uf pilgrims from the United states
have visited this sanctuary since time
inmcmprill and solemn religious
services are TO be held iu the cuifice
this week In commcmouttion ot the
birth of this defender and martyr Of
the Christian religion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Too Many Wives Lead
Preacher into Grief

AfpttIDIAK. Miss, o,t. 4.-irhs
limit OF tho law, $500 fine and six
months in prison, was imposed upon
Rev. w. r. Bennett. Naxarsre preach-
or, after his conviction yesterday up
on a statutory charge.
Hennett had testified that the wom-
an with whom he lived for twenty
eight years, and who was the niStner
OF his eight children. was not his
wife. and claimed his only legal mar
riage was TO young woman from
Texas with whom he recently has
been living. Justice ltaymonal
Clay held that the mother ~ his chit
dren was his wife. under louisiana
law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Boy Scout Died as
AS result of Accident,
Investigators Hold

CHICAGO. oct g. samuel Butf-
ingtou l4-vsur-old Boz Scout. who
was found hanging In his closet sun
dnv afternoon with his hands ticd be-
hind his back. came to his death
through an accident while Ht play.
according 10 AN opinion expressed to-
day hy ben Ncwmurk. chief invcsti-
gator for the states attorneys Office.
NcWmark announced his theory fol-
lowing an all night quesiionoing Of
the lads mother ana stopfnther and
his ten year old brother Hugh
Hugh was sim held al a hotel to-
DAY hut his parents we're released to
attend Samuors funeral
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Colorado Lawyer
Pays Both Fine
And an Apology

DENVER. Colo, oct. deputy
District Attorney carl Clinc late yes
tcrday paid a fine Of S2h and costs
In criminal court after he had re-
fused tn apologize to Judge Warren
A. Haggott. and 10 =. y. Carey. ne.
gro attorney. after n tilt with the lat
ter In trying "A case. cline was COM
mitted to Jail Just before noon until
he consented to pay the fine. Mr..
Cline also retracted his remarks to
the court and to the negro attorney.
which he said were made In heat
ed moment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Kenyon Is Offered
Place on Federal
Bench in Home State

wAsHINGToN. oct. Senator
Kenyon OF Iowa, republican is
considering an offer OF appoint-
ment as federal Judge for the north
ern Iowa district.
President Harding has let the
lowH senator know he may have
the place II he wishes II and Mr..
Kenyon has not yet determined
whether he wiz take II or remain
in the senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Omaha Bankers Body
Found in the River

OMAHA. Neb.. oct. 4.-The body
Of Howard w. Wore. 40. auditor OF
the stock Yards National bank. who
disappeared from his homo yesterday
afternoon was found today In the
Missouri river by a party OF search
ors. He had been suffering from
nervous breakdown,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
More Hard Luck for
Shipping Board, as
Paymaster Loses Roll

4 PHILADELPHIA. oct. i.--Three
nrmcd bandits In motor car held
lap James Flynn. "a United States
IihlppinE board paymastcr near the
Hog island ship yard this after
boon and robbed him OF about tl0.-
poo They escaped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
SEES GREAT
RESULTS FROM
CONFERENCE
Lloyd George Says
Washington Meeting
Will Affect Human
History for Centuries.

INVERNESS. Scotland. Oct 4.
The prime minister. Mr. Lloyd
George. In speech here today
concerning unemployment. devil
atcd In hts Introduction to refer
optimisticaliy TO the forthcoming
! conference In Washington on
Limitation OF hrmaments declRr-
ing Il will constitute one OF
those outstanding events which
will affoct human history for
centuries
The prime minister touched upon
the Irish question. declaring the Lon
don conference beginning Oct. ~ be-
tween representative OF the British
government ana the Sim Fein "can
only succeed II thoso who enter II
make up their minds definitely and
iesUlutely to trust to the common
sense OF their own people anu dc
not try to reconcile the extremists
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Two Automobiles
In Accidents Today;
One Man Injured

Two automobile accidents were re
ported today
Manuel Tufota '~nH badly bruised
First street and Tijcras avenue at
when hc was hit by an automobile AZ
t.tu o'clock this morning The car
WAS driven hs Jose perca.
An auto truck Of the Matthew
Iulrl ruildrd with "a buggy al First
street and Central avenue al about
ten o'clock THIS morning The col
'is'on caused the buggy 90 tip over,
rolling the driver to the pavement.
Tho driver was not injured. however,
aud upon rightlng his buggy, drove
on his way The buggy was not dam
aged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

FINDI.AY Onto, Oct i.-Thc ohio
on company today announced 20
cents per barrel Increase on all grades
of Central West oils. and 20 cents
per barrel on Wyoming grades. The
new prices are.
central Mcst-l4ma, Si.N3; lndi-
ana si.ss: Wooster, t2.0b; Illinois.
Si.52: Princeton. tlb2; Plymouth,
90 cents: Matcrloo si.0O. Wyo-
ming Grass Greek, Sl.2O: Elk Basin.
kl.2O: Zig Muddy. 10 cents: Lance
creek. tl5. Rock creek, so cents.
Mule creek 60 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
EARL TRIES TO
DIVORCE HIS WIFE
Action Follows Her Win
ming and Losing 500
Pounds
By MILTON BRoNNER.

LONDON. oct. An London so
cicty will De sitting on the sidelines
this fall when the divorce courts hear
the noble Cnthcnrts air their family
troubles.
They s,aried doing 40 some time
ago In the newspapers NoW they are
yong to fiEht To "a nnish.
Enrl Cathcurt has ffcd suit for
divorce from his countess. lie ls %
ana was married In January, 1919.
HIS bride WIS much younger Than
himself She was a war widow. her
first husband having been Captain
de Grey Wartcr OF the fourth Dragon
Guards
The counties, presented hrr husband
with IL son. and this boy. under the
title Of Lord Grccnock, Is heir TO the
uccragc and estates.
Earl Rejects Bill-.
Society thought the earl and his
countess were getting ON swimmingly
hut were disillusionrd when one day
they read ln the Times formal an
uauuccmrnt hy the earl that his wife
was not allowed "a pledge his credit.
Reporters rushed Ia see the count
oss who replied that she thought the
whole thing considerable of "a joke.
She further suid she would answer
the earl also In a pubic statement
This duly appeared.
she said her total allowance from
her right noble husband was 1889
per annum out OF which she pad all
her travelling expenses and also f,i6
ln W Whool fees for her two children
She added he had offered her fi.aOo
| e year. less income TAX. but that she
had refused this with righteous iudig
nation
sho is going to fight her husband'i
| suit
| Al Deauyilie on the French sea
coast, the gayest Of gay places. TN
countess recently had won CISCO dur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Marshal Now One
Of Unemployed Not
Hunting A Job

WNSlllNGTON, oct. Former
Ni,y-prpsIdrut Thomas u Marshall
"niiod ~ the White Hous, today to
pay his Respects to tho new admins
tratiou as private citizen ont uf a
Job and not looking for one.
Mr. Marshall. who is passing
through Washington on lecture tour,
declared his present occupation was
exchanging old stuff Tor new
money and that he Was enjoying II
thoroughly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
WHOLE NATION
WILL UNITE IN
GREAT TRIBUTE
Phones VIII Carry Presi-
dents Address Over
Grave of Unknown
Soldier

PARIS. oct a.--.Amorica's
unknown soldier who will find
honorcd scpuichre In the national
cemetery at Arlington. Va. will
bc selected by non-commission-
ed officer from the American
forces on the Rhine at Chalons
Sur Marne on the morning OF
Oct. "a. The body win leave
HaVre late on the evening OF
Oct. IS. on board De United
States cruiser Olympia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

GALLUP MAN DIES
FROM RIFLE SHOT
FIRED IN THE DARK
In Dying Statement Mar
celino Sanchez Alleges
Juan Monies Fired

GALLUP, n. NJ. Oct 4.--Marcellno
Sanchez, shot In the back sunday
night. with 20 caiiber rifle bullet.
as he stood IN o dark street In the
nearby mining camp Of Weaver. died
here last night. The cause OF the
shooting was unknown. In state
ment Just before his death sanchez
alleged that the shot WAS fired by
Juan Montes. Montcs is In the county
Jail but denies all knowledge of the
shooting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

WASHINGTON. Oct. i.--Scicc-
don of Colonel Arthur Moosi-.
former poiic. commissioner OF
New York ~ head Of the tcntrni
co-oriinnting agency of the ma
tionai unemployment conference
was announced TODAY by sccrr-
tArN Hoover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04
Weather.
at the
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

nj TIC
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
For q hours ending q "a m
Highest temperature ~. Lowest
temperature IS. Daily rang" tenn
peratlurc 81 Mean daily tcmprra-
tur, 81 Relative humidity y. m.
90. Relative humidity "a. M ST,
Precipitation none Max. velocity
of wind. miles per hour u. Pre-
yulliug direction north Character
pf the day clear
state weather.
New MeNicu-Fair tonight and
Wednesday. little change In tenn
pUraturc.
Arizonn-Fair tonight and prob
ably Wednesday, htte change IN
temperature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-04

NV THIS " fVUW Wf'f7 EHFf'77'T
A man dlKr q - fqpf hole ~ four
days The first h1y he HIF4 twice ~
deep as the aecotld u1Y. the nttohd
day twice NJ deep ri the fpufti1 ihn
third day ~ deep ~ the fIftt and
fourth days. and fhe fourth day one
third as many feet ~ he II tall. How
tan is moi Answer 20 ye4terhey'g. ts'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
FOR RENT

Broom and bath-Fur-
nished apartment. In
mediate ossession.
Franklin Street, near
Lombardy. Price, rea-
Sonable.
5-room fiat - Furnished.
Very attractive. Modern
in every way. Immediate
possession. Price, $65
per month.
broom apartment in the
BRANDON. Possession
June LIST. Price, $50
per month.
Other apartments for pos
session July LIST, August
LIST and September LIST
West End and centrally
located.
Down town offices. Imme-
diate possession. Rent
reasonable. Either single
or en- suite.
Store 204 North jefferson
Street. Modern and at
tractive. Good location
for any mercantile bust
ness.
West End store, under con-
struction on Robinson
Street, and on Broad
Street near new depot.
Church Hill flats, on 32nd
St. d rooms and oath.
Free go per month.
MORTON G..
THALHIMER,
Second Floor First Nation
al Bank Building.
Phone Rand. 81.
TIE BEST AID tn this column is tho adj
that tells all thS facts about tho propo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22

VIRGINIA. REPRESENTATIVE Chicago
manufacturer wants aggressive salesman
to sell bankers Adding machine or
siuilar experience. Auto necessary.
Strictly commission basis. Excellent
money from start. Address American
! pcrforator Company. J25 w. Jackson
I2t,r Clicapn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents :
WANTED.
SPECIALITY Statesmen.

Specially statesmen who arc cap.
soie OF earning from 1900 10
sI";ppy per year SALARY. commission
OF both. To such with ,,rnycn r"D
oras. g!it-.dgH references, an Oh.
portun!ty - extended 20 secure
travelling position with large
nIahniictufirG corporation. cstab.
Iishch over 30 y.arB. manufactur.
Ing standard line. distributed
through hardware. saddiory. i'm
plcmeit and supply dealers. tioods
advertised ana huOwn everywhere.
EhCIuslye toEL.tOry. Adhr.ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and FInts

fOR' RENT. furnished. July and August,
nrst hoor apartment. containing living :
room three bedrooms. two baths. din
!ns- room. pantry and Kitchen. Servant
quarters on premises. Phone boulevard