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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-02-26

HEADACHES FROM SLIGHT COLDS.
GROVES LAXATIVE BnOMO ouININE Tablett
relisse ths Headache b. eufing the Cold. A
lonlo LAXATIVE sud gsm drHroyrf ne senuine
~ hhoMo. Soa-A44L
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
CANDIDATE FOR ND. HOUSE
Is BARRED FROM VOTING

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov. 4.-Dorsey
J. Dunlap. Democratic candidate for
the House of Delegates from Anne
Arundel county. will not be able to
vote at next Tuesdays election. His
predicament was brought about yes
terday by the ruling OF Chief Judge
William II. Thomas upon sustained
petition filed by Republicans placing
his name on the suspect list.
Dunlap for many years has resided
in the third district and has voted
there. Dunlap is a lawyer and main
tains his office at Glenburnie. A few
months ago he moved there. Testi-
flying at the hearing. he stated that
he had entered into a gentleman's g
agreement with certain Republicans
that he would continue to vote In the
third district. Judge Thomas. how
ever. held that under the circum-
stances he should be registered in the
fifth district
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
PREACHER RESIGNS CHARGE
OF KANSAS CITY PAPER

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 4.-The Rev.
DIR. Burris A. Jenkins, pastor OF the
Linwood Boulevard Christian Church.
today ended his connection with the
Kansas City Post. Of which he has
been publisher for nearly three years.
Pressure of church activities. 1t was
said, made a choice necessary between
the church and the newspaper.
"The church is and always has been
my first consideration" DR.. Jenkins
said.
Richard Smith, managing editor
will have charge Of the paper for the
present.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
Hair Often Ruined
BY Careless Washing

Soap should be used very carefully.
II you want TO keep your hair look
ing it's best. Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much
alkali. This dries the scalp, makes
the hair brittle and ruins 1t.
The best thing for steady use Is
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo
(Which Ia pure and greaseless). and
is better than anything else you can
use.
One or two teaspoonfuls of Mulsi-
fled will cleanse the hair and scalp
thoroughly. Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub 1t in. 1t makes
an abundance of rich. creamy, lather.
which rinses out easily. removing
every particle Of dust. dirt. dandruff
and excessive oil. The hair dries
quickly and evenly and 1t leaves the
scalp soft, and the hair fine and
silky, bright. lustrous, fluffy and
easy to manage.
You can get Mulsified cocoanut
oil shampoo at any pharmacy. It's
very cheap, and few ounces will
supply every member of the family
for months. Be sure your druggis,
gives you Mulsified.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04

would endanger the lives of members
of the American forces stationed there.
Lieutenant Colonel Williams SAID
that TO suspend the military courts
would leave the punishment OF crime
up 10 the civil tribunals, which do NOT
measure up to the situation that would
be created.
"'It would permit every liar in Haiti
to go the limit In attacking the Ameri.
can forces and officials there, ana
would enable papers there to permit
any libelous statement they saw mt 10
print" he said. THE Haitian is q
direct thinker. and the result OF send
ing such statements broadcast might
have a disastrous effect upon them.
"I do not think martial law would
have any effect on the better class OF
natives in giving testimony. That
type does not fear punishment"
The committee has indicated that
whether or not 1t decides to lift mar
tial law temporarily II will SEQ that
every witness is given the fullest pro-
lection.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
WOMAN THROWS PEPPER
INTO EYES OF PEEPER

BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-Morris
Sheppard, twenty-eight years old,
married. 234 Eastern avenue, has
been forcing his attentions on Mrs.
Ida CLANCY, twenty-eight years old.
$40 South REGISTER street. and trail
ing her wherever she went, according
to the woman's assertion.
Yesterday Mrs. CLANCY went TO =
grocery at Broadway and Eastern
avenue to purchase flour. Glancing
around. she saw Sheppard peering
through the window at her. sThen
she changed her order to red pepper
and went out and threw II into
Shcppard's eyes. Both were arrested
and Magistrate Rettaliata- Eastern
police court, fined Sheppard $25 and
costs. The charge against Mrs
CLANCY was dismissed.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
]. s. MILLIONS
I Of TONS BEHIND.
IN GOAL SUPPLY
Fuel for Only Three Weeks ls on
Hand II Threatened Ma
tional Strike Comes.
BY HARRY WARD.
international News Service.


With a coal strike threatened. the
nation Is many millions OF tons be-
hind In Its production OF bituminous
coal.
Figures disclosed today by the
Geological Survey show that during
the first 249 working days OF this
year 327 .l77 900 tons OF soft coal were
mined. which is l0s ,000.0 900 tons
behind the product tion for that period
OF last year. $4,000 600 tons behind
1919. anu about 10000. 900 tons be-
hind the average OF the war years.
Compared with the average OF all
-four years. II Is 1000. 900 tons be-
hind.
The loss in production Is chiefly
attributable TO decreased production
In many lines OF industry, although
In some quarters buyers strike"
is held respon sible for less soft coal
being mined this year. Minor strikes
in some fields also curtajled produc-
ton TO some extent. while transporta-
ton difficulties had a slight effect.
The Geological Survey Is now con-
Quoting a survey as TO stocks OF
coal now on hand. From unofficial
sources II was learned that the re-
serve supply OF coal is sufficient to
last from three weeks TO two months.
II production is halted by a big
strike or a general walkout OF the
miners.
The threatened strike comes at a
time when there was a general
speeding UP Of production. Figures
compiled by the Geological Survey
show that in the past few weeks
there, has been a substantial increase
In the running time of the sJft coal
mines. This was distinctly shown
during the week Of October is. when
over the country as q whole the
mines operated sac per cent II full
tune. against sos per cent IN the
nrecedinQ weak
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
FIGHT PLAN To
SUSPEND NAVY
RULE Of HAITI
Marine Officers Want Martial
Law Kept in Effect During
Senate Inquiry.
By International News Service.

A plan TO lift martial law In Haiti
during the visit OF the Senate special
committee TO investigate the navy's 6
administration OF the island since DC
cupation, Is under consideration by
the committee. IL was learned today.
Ernest Angel. representing a group
OF native Haitians who have demand.
cd the present Senate investigation.
has requested the committee that this
be done to insure native Haitians the
fullest possible liberty in giving the
committee their side OF the story.
They charge that members OF the ma
rine corps have been guilty Of brutal.
ity and wanton killings OF residents Of
the islands.
The Senate committed. headed by
Senator Mccormick (Rep) OF Illinois,
plans TO leave about November IS apd
spend at least two weeks on the
island.
That high officers of tho Unite1
States marine corps will oppose any
ifling OF martial law, even Temporal
rily. In indicated by statement made to
the committee by Brig. Gen. Smedley
ID. Butler and Lieut.. Col. A. 8. Will
Jams, Of the corps. General Butler
has declared that TO lift martial law
AnyFRTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
JUDGE HAlTs PickETiNo
5f CLEVELAND MILK MEN

CLEVELAND. Nov. A. Judge
Maurice Bernon today isued tenn
porary injunction prohibiting striking
milk drivers from picketing the plants
OF milk concerns here.
The injunction followed an attack
on a large truck belonging TO the
Telling Bell Vernon Company 1T Pros
pect avenue and Twenty-sixtb street,
resulting In injuries TO four.
At the same time, II was announced
that three independent milk companies
announced cuts In wages paid 70 men.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
SAWYER NAMED TO AID
DISQUALIFICATION BOARD

Brig. Gen. Charles e. Sawyer. the
Presidents physician, was appointed
yesterday by Director of the Budget
Dawyes as chief co-ordinator of the
newly created Federal board of hos
pitalization. The board was organized
by General Dawes to coordinate the
medical activities of the army and
navy. the Public Health Service. the
Veterans Bureau. and other Govern
ment departments.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
CRAP GAME CAUSES. RIOT
m HOTEL IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. "A
riot which ragged for nearly two
hours. badly wrecked the lobby Of
the Hotel Baltimore here yesterday
The fight started when officers tried
TO break up a crap game on the lobby
floor.
over 100 police were called and
charged into the fighting mob. which
surged back and forth In the lobby.
More than 100 shots were fired before
the lobby could be cleared.
The horsepower is an engine rate o.
$4,000 foot pounds per minute
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
Sherlffs Slayer Caught

GAINESVILLE, Fla. Nov a.
Brown Bownier. the negro who mur.
dered Deputy Sheriff Bob Arrow at
Micanopy several months ago, was
arrested In Valdosta few days ago
and is now in the Alachua county
Jan. Feeling is reported as running
high In Micanopy.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
Good Shoes at S.

For the who wants TO spend less we are gfad
to announce that again have corking good
line Of honestly built shoes to CE mn
wau
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
BONUS TO PASS NEXT YEAR.
SENATOR lENRooT SAYS

The soldier bonus bill VIII pass
both houses OF Congress by an over
whelming majority next year, sena-
tor Lenroot RepJ. OF Wisconsin, pre-
dioted in the Senate yesterday.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
RedIscount Rates.

Governor Harding OF the Federal
Reserve Board announced today that
the board has approved reductions ID
rediscount rates OF from TO ~ PCS
cent In the Federal Reserve Bank n
Boston, and from TO 6h per cent
in the Federal Reserve Bank ID
Dallas, Tex.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
SCHOOL ADDITION ASKED
FOR CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS

Immediate erection OF an addition 20
the John Eaton School. plans for which
were said TO be In readiness. was asked
at a meeting OF the Cathedral Heights
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
HUNGARIAN ASSEMBLY TO
SHEAR CHARLES or RIGHTS

BERLIN, Nov. (yia Londonl.-Ths
Hungarian national assembly win meet
today TO enact a bill depriyins former
Emperor Charles OF all royal rights
and privileges In Hungary.
The Washington times., 1921-11-04
Remember Tonsiline

TONsII-INE is the National Sore
Throat Remedy-it Is sold in every
State in the Union. Most people buy
. bottle occasionally because most
people occasionally have Sore Throat.
They buy It for the prompt, welcome
relief II brings TO sufferers from this
nslady. You can forget Sore Throat II
you will only remember ToNSiLiNE
aud get the bottle NOW that r.
waits for you at your druggists. xLQ
Look for the long necked
fellow ON the bottle when you N
get IL. Ii
IS cents and go cents. Hos
pital Sisa. el.00. "a
The Washington times., 1921-11-04

citizsns' Association. held last night IN
the parish house Of the cathedral.
Franklin -. Jones. secretary, wos
appointed a delegate 20 the Federation
VI Citizens Associations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Poultry AMI Supplies
\ pozwN EGGS

\ dus"u "gEs IN winter arr. usually
w " .iw'." a., uIu - as ia summer Fr,!
- =, * l.. LIN EGG MASH and CT WIN
!ht EG1S. Sod Ia lJC-r"uUd sacks at
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FfNiNCIii.
business Opnur,,,ri,i..

CAPIt M. ncrdcG % ulduuf,ctutc ou.
sn0is Ihuusa"ds az uaGliri order. la
itsO fu4csi Investigation Invited No
letter ihtrstinrut IN the city Address
M'. sawyer. 1879 East Main Street
Richmond. Va.
FOR E--Old-csthbli.h.l cleaning and
pres,ains sfpp. .ccuuaiy located. !oina =
SonI pus 'n"--. '"riIs % te-. rod Reasons
FOR selling. iuN = -pl. care rho Dis.
Patch.
GARAGE WANTED wanted io buy =,
fhfhS". F4"'Ht Hthf" ,Ius'truuU'. price
and r"nt - inst letter. .IJr.s. iux
* ~. care l.n"a D.si..f.u
60 I\rD business Mluu.a,.uf. ,u!i,i
articles. hh!r dr"ssnE-. furniture .,n,!
aut" polish. .'e. FI'.uE."- ti.i III d.-
r"giioMs '"e}enne zoe, bon sl,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

AT, TN TH-"Sr0H Tor Tree bOOklct OF Iciters
from our agents. who are building up
inrs" BUSINESS selling our goods ny
mail or local trade. X. H. Gompany
Dept. Nn. Ban. Ocean Park Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

W. want. t&o real Statesmen Tor V!r-
EIhiH and $orfh Carolina VINO Or" aFI'r.--
slsr. pT,--,.fiue and Du-Ia"S- rntier-. to
-'ii our ,stAh.l #h"t '.u- gt in1u-'rla.
paints aGd fpU' tetu"uf-. F.Gu4Gs.s. igE-
TItury W Jay .in.ia. tpuu.'--. ions and
want ;n"n "u!y WHO can ~ st least
tiqyp y"ar monthly settlements made.
Advance given oH!y ~ pioSeI uruf!u.rrs.
stat" experience ana gAr business fsfef-
'uc's.
THE WEAR TEST rRpDuCrs 90.
CLEVELAND ONO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

Writ" i.eck.r Chemical 90. St louis.
Mo
AGENTS wanted Tor popular Ilnr iasi-
selling medicine NJ mnnry i.quif.d
untt goods sold: no ilccnpr ri.c.Es.l,. =.
l.. ~ IL chemical 90. Memphis I"nu.
AGENTS anal mail order men II automp-
uii" accessories. 500 per cont manu-
ia'tui" your product. ctiIvassIHg.
Circulars roo. Chemical Spc,.alty Co
y James 81 DAYTON. oriG
AGENFS-Scn Aln!tmnnI for tires amd
tuh"'. cost = repair. sur!tsEts vulcan
i"!us saves 500 per cant. ..ery .tit, AID
ACCESSORY dealer uu:~ Profits amazing
Shaw made 34i nrst dny. Hurt tisj
ilrt; week Particulars ana frc. Sample.
The I"ntn"ntaI Rubber Co. Dept 8
AGESTH. Statesmen, distributors At lasti
rpli-k!Oth.. The lCcnans Menace"
N"w. sc!cmt!nr. patented ico -aver: post
i.lEninln. seller Thousands "t ord"-s
awaiting you. Economical wave sweep
lhs country. stimulating: terrific demand.
Details ave. 'FRONT.' 1870 peg cent. Fro,
sample: "rclus.t" TERRITORY. super
SDec!t!ty 80. 1919 Commonwealth. be
hGhNI y"c an hour - ahveTuse an
"!s'r!1u,' samples q" consp,nef WrIte
TGiga !"r Territory ana paTucgiar-. al
U.Tt h!us. Cen. Msr., 32r3. American
i.'d.; cincinnati. Dhlu.
y q }. SITS WA%IED--E uurnUus profits
.a~lF made s.iiinE MADAM. I.iiy'- nal'
u. .--,ing - rptur"G people. CIiDrvt! IeD-
pl" 'lsg 20 sen 10 ani thc. Hss
A.uuly villa over our gpods 100 per
cont vrDMt. "rIt" gu.eh M.rc"!leEe
Co GiN Main Street. Richmond. IA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
EMPLOYMENT
Snlcsincn and .Arcnis
sT-

SALEsME% whu arc alert ina keep in
able collins lines read Ia" %o"" Wiz NSms
SPECIAL sss iaySS Sg'"iS rlS,d ig n MnT
81. chicnRo. - "'''"
tsALEsatEN wanted tor c.ooo-muc guaran.
i""d IT,. Guaranteed salary 800 week.
{" isnho"f O. BDS Is. Chicago. III.
SALESMi:N WANTED. financially rcspou-
s,n'..' s!1V weeHiy commissions. no com
clIslyr ,orrit0r. nwrt,.. S4sI.i.. "a,
Ma hin %. Lima. OHIO - '''
SPECIALITY sALEsMA:>- mnnnfa,.
,atg Fqri i'gh'inf sysi.n: finca, on -"
can ,naHe $3.50 weekly Motor Produces
Co. lndiaitap0l7 Ind.
SrLENDtD OPENING for good -alcsnen
70 place trailer agencies auI inanI."
i iq,qrs "H %a.; N ms ,,ee,.," Union
wori,s. bon IA. Hoonv.lle. y +
THE ac.Ideu, ana health Insurance busl-
n..s ones sr.a;eF p"rmanont compcn-
Diopn7iuon provides !ibera! cash com
by writing Johnson 4 Adams. ~. soma
bu!hns wasninston. il. g
iIEAEELING SALESMAN. c:.!!tnu o.. .lr
n.iur" department. hardware. g;ocr,J or
,irsr. t. ~ aopI.Sr !.'s ~ waoi
~. aIi.rs. ENtt.!"Hf main Or s.deiInc
drcs. En'on Loan WORKS Inc BOX J. }.
WATER SrIil.S-Wrlr. for f,.. houtl.t
h"n.y copper water stills foyer q ,'u
$50, f"rnan' nidg, omaha, SCH
WASTED Salesman travelling same tori.
tory regularly call!a= 90 either auto 80.
Nlrgiaia and nearby Stntc. - handle
"a, selling reu.a, art.ei" IN great ds-
I'n1m" ha"doiph HI. i:anI.Ii.n t055-W
b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
MERCHANDISE
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 steel fire
proof cabinets For all
torres 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, 1921-03-27
THREE good men wanted

THREE good men wanted
at once. First, expert
cnced estimator who can
take off quantities and
price mill work. Second,
competent salesman and
solicitor with experience
N lumber and mill work.
'hird, iirst-class order
clerk, familiar with lum-
ber and building supplies.
NJ o n ague Mfg. Co.,
Broad Street and Belt
Line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
MERCHANDISE
Wantc,l-'ro I'm,

re- fItpTpGRhruEHS wantcI \ rs-,,s
WIN Hn.dcfs. II hy u preferred on IS,
go 'nWsrt must ue IN good rn,i.
,n N" chs"r. Address COX IN n,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

StEN iH- s., daily made selling our new
sI"ciil $3.'" combination for Si.So: agents
pftc", DC; sales Suarantccd. iOc soar,
comp ma lions: agents price. lie -Ijc
United Soap Works II Park plac. - Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
nnrsrs. Nnlllr Nrhi,.ln.

FyN IERRIEES-Fur SAL. ,h.-,,,,,bl,ro.
--N LnL-... Mu.- No - ..uL- .-.L.H.-l q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Investments, Stocks. Bonds 3.

g. 400 To i;,vcs, In large roomlmg house or
small motel. tn good g.ut!U. district
: T.. Myers. Thuru"nd. W. Va
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situations Wnntcd-FcmaIc 30

Observation-Disclosures! lady. having
some knowledge %: bookkeeping and
clerical work. y"ars' eSr.riene- "a COM
missioner p! revenue. Office o.. desires posi-
ton 100 doctor. Oi!!Cc Or small siu." ~
~ urIyAt. secretary. Address /. loi.
cafe Times Dispatch
CASjijfH ID.ES !sag, eN9--!cnc"n book
lsn-uer aul Cr-Iicr. G"SIr"- po.t'Ir;I. Can
furnish references. r az. care Times
bt>pat,a.
EXPERIENCED orEaui,t 81 ability al
preset empipy"i desires 10 change.
y 81 'are rim"s iplsnatgh.
kArERlENCEb S'rE%pGHA:HEE. now
employed lu lawyers office. Wishes 10
engage lu ulh-- i.ue o. work. Insurance
preferred. salary desired. $40 peg wees.
X s-u care Iimss iJ.srntch
EI.SPECTABi.E AMERICAS LADY wishes
house. ac?.uE position IN w.dbWsrS hone.
c.,y ul county Address l. l.3, l..rh-
w.uL Times p.-Uhtgh.
SVE<OGKApI.EE. cnyabic and cArrr..
cuc.I, WAITS position; railroad preferred.
\ 1888. ear" Times DISPATCH.
STE&pGEAIJtE capable ana c,peri-
enccd wants position $40 care
TIUr- DISPATCH.
YOUNG LADY-Exycrlen In stenog-
riph.r. billing and general Office WORK.
-,rrs position. Recognizes furnished ],
- sai. ctro TN" Dispatch
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Fuel and Feed
Good Things to Fat 5
Household Goods

TIE BEST groceries at the loves, price
Ihe Ausrs; Grocery Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

MEN. WOMEN. learn how tu max" money
~ IN" re-. eSt"t. business. wohdcrfu.
20 ~ti'uinrs Casio Realty system. Co
iulMhIIs. ONO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
INSTRUCTION

Musical. Du"cin@. Dramatic -
DANCi\G-AirS t:mmruh,us.- .. Eor,h
a." f!syl. street. guarantees ia i've. los
s"iia hon Madison iJ,!-W.
MASQUERADE htn given fnr E,,,..,. =,
.h" "HrH mon Qua d.. Community Han,
'H"I' ana Malls Streets. Tuas nv
'H''. - = / VI Music rs sterling
$50 Zee. ''r'@'S given. Admission "a
MISS KATIE STuMrF--S;udlo> 2U5 IVES.
Gttc". Two INSTRUCTOR. EanIninh .i.l
MHS LINDA MALI.OBA pRucins Studi,
~. NoTih FIRST Strr.t Private and
clos, .gsS"nS i;"nlot.n -7ii-J
SIXTH ANNUAL. UNIj. nT LIZ. =.
N'.ii' 80. "l". S"ns 90: I;u,y ia America
"' n"." at '",umho lidi!. Easter Mon,
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spccin., al ne shores q.
N@.,riac Apparel
Wunir,i--Tn LIZ,

FRI rs il.Ef : si.h warp npurIsttu mourn.
3iE SUIT, siE" 10, also seq OF golf stiCk,
aud bag Madison 2GpN-l.
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Wnntcd--I.iyc Stock
MERCHANDISE

FoN TERRIER Wanted youui: FOX rcr-
,irr 'upry. Address * 25:. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
seeds. Plants, Fertilizers 03
CpWrENS AND sOHA HEANs Also,
COTTON SEEDS
HICKORY HIf.I.
DAii! Ia FARM.
Qua lIty Dnhlias.
BOX .-,-ii. kichmula, Va.
send Ior Catalogue.

MILLIONS GOVERNMENT MsrccIel
inhi". - 30; potato. >l.'a per 900 ~
pi'"s collect. SOC 100 itvCr. posi-! she
'!hi "hp!oHtl" prices. PROMPT 4aI,.-
inrnt Hawthorne i'inut Farm NucatGr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
GOING OUT


GOING OUT
the confectionery business,
will sell one S-foot up-to-
date marble fountain, back
bar and electric carbona.
TOT cheap. Apply to
1928 HULL STREET.
i%sTALMENT HOUSE wants man not
s sSHSn4 N Watn'r o yfs q. 'rsasu.sr q
besides salary of So w.ui. -s.dis
,I"n OF desirable person. NIl..s. K T.,
carc Tim.-- plsruich
LARGE cORPoRATiON wants iF,. rs
auto u.c.>sItg ihSusari,
LSr. no competition: Sells go ry,.y car
si0."cr rrot: arr yesr. 81 200 no 500
W. Washington Chicago.
LARGE MASUFACTCRING cari. -r.,Ian
ac" and manage statesmen. 900 or ). 90
E%glGsinS tight. lPa'.gen,ea 4rgs.s.
6nait!Iiy .,Gdgcs. & " t.i.f.a,. VIZ i
Manage. sO3 \. :utaw ST. ia,unafu
MES wA$TEn 10 rcpres.rt a-r. CH.
caFp m'nGfactrr.r ~ au;omub.. uyr.s-
'!onol % $4,000 per year iuyestmaa,
~ 1000 q" 800" ip si''- of ,upIii..
required No =i-rls! "Nreri..C. f..,..,-
4aTy. Address e. \. h"uper juF W
Jackson. Chicago. %!
MIR. MERCIA, Il The umo 10
START ia uu-i mess whi.c iu.gruaruls, !.
cheap. county store hg.itHs, Eurg3.
fui sal" OF Tcnt Established business.
Nct profits $1,000 rts aurGni. CpUs.4yr.
ed one .: Ia. best lUyai.uis IA III" H,au.
tGfUi Shenandoah VALLEY Of y.--irt.
About 100 feet elevation. uyrF.Dnn.n:
rich anu h,tuti!I farm lands IN
Augusta County. richest CuuHry south u:
MASON DIXON lHc. Convenient I, good
schools uuI churches Imu-aiu,c possess
sion. Eof iniDrmatIun address 0wu-ts
H. O.. hCGHry IS co. - North Fourth
Stre.t. FH..ad.lyh.a. "a.
PARTNER WANTED in po.Hg real ,s-
tat" hv-lul SIS lnysglHg all gtgts OG state.
Exceptional Ugpoc;utlty Tor .iyhi man
win som. cfu..al .5. care Tsu"a-
IBIS go lsa
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SPECIALITY SAiESMA:>-N mnnura,.
,u'c fGrf Lighting Eys,nm. tines, on ~"
road. fprI owners delighted Salesman
can inoHe $3.50 weekly Motor Products
Co. Indianapolis Ind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

NVrNTH W1hl"d cN"rywh"ro u soil Tho
greatest entertaining novelty ever M,
out Write for particulars Acorn Sales
20. iioN 49, Richmond, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

5000 wcea; free samplcs :.
SOL I'm letters. any one can pui on
-'rr1 windows big demand Liberal
~~>r to general agents Metallic Letter
Co., 1875 y. Clark, Chcugo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Statesmen aud Areut.

y BUSINESS Of YOUR CWZ-U,,,.
sphrk!nE rnas name plates numIGrs
Ch"'N"I boards. mcdallions signs, No,
illustrated book ii-r + p,I.55,S' DIE
Wooster Ohio '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Corer the City and State by Using I'D. Wont Ads
E3fPLD}6fE'i
Help Wantct'--MaIc

STOCK Statesmen wanted. several
"iJ"-' Wax thlesInen 10 SCI! usC:it!y5 -
gotns enterprise. with bright future.
~. care Times. Dispatch.
TAILOR WANTED 10 do bush.llng
.,"tiy lpn, Ideal working conditions.
w rite Ewing nTc. experience. reference.
rHh!y wanted. stat" how soon yvu can
guiNc. Atlantic Wooden Co. St.uItun.
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ROOMS md HOlRD
Rooms With Hnnr,i

H3AisDERS wANTED-N I,-g.- -.
haiIS ana pprchgs all modern co ,"on
- g"4UNtui mountain scera-vsv "a ~ ~,
viii" NH''S 10 Box .-y Go.Io,
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Machinery and Tools
Musical Instruments

OK SAL. small Columbia ,;r,rh,-
Thon', 20 records better class leather
coach. morris char. han rack. pnrcn
chairs. eau Madison I!ll-J $50