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Evening journal., 1921-06-25
HUMAN SKELETON
Is FOUND In BARN

WEST CHESTER. Pa. June 25.!
The skeleton OF a man was found In
the barn OF John J. Sullivan. East
Goshen Township, occupied by How
ard Hopkins. who with a force o.
men. was removing a silo from the
Interior OF the structure. The silo
was OF an old pattern and stood in
side the barn. leaving a space eight
inches wide between Il and the wall.
The skeleton was found in this aper-
ture. as though a body had been
forced into Il from above.
District Attorney Windle and Coun-
Detective Mullin made an investi-
cation, but report no clue to the
Identity OF the remains. which evil
IDENTIFY had been in the place for a
number Of years
The farm has been occupied by n
dozen tenants since the silo was
erected. sixteen years ago, and tht
county detective is seeking these {,
learn II they can cast any light upon
the mystery. -A---
Evening journal., 1921-06-25
What Legion Men Are Doing

~ aroused the indignation OF a crowd
Of amusement-seekers who demand
ded the veterans admission. Com
mander +. II. Delaney. a retired
naval officer. was present when the
crippled soldier was tupned away by
the ticket seller. De Laney appealed
70 the manager Of the park and the
latter explained that a clause In the
insurance contract against accidents
made Il impossible to admit any leg
less or armless persons TO the tank.
Any one desiring information
about the Woman's Auxiliary Of the
American Legion, can obtain Il by
writing TO Miss Pauline Curnick' ma
tional executive secretary. national
headquarters American Legion, In
dianapolis, Ind.
The officers association OF the
Eighteenth Division. VIII meet at the
Hotel Brevoort. New York. this
month Information can be had from
a. y. la Porte, secretary, 25 West
Forty-third street, New York City.
Men entitled TO Navy Retainer Pay
and not receiving 1t should COM
muncate with the Navy Allotment
Officer, Navy Retainer Pay Section
Navy Department. Washington. d.
c.. giving the following data:
Full name. date Of enrolment, rat
ing and class in which enrolled. ad-
dress when enrolled, present address
present rating, number OF retainer
pay checks received (if any and
amount Of each. date OF release from
active duty, date Of discharge from
reserves.
Any one who has not as yet re.
ceived his Victory Medal can do 81
now with very little effort by calling
at the State Armory and showing hi
discharge.
Any one knowing Of an ex-servic'
man in need Of work or Of help. vii
do a real act Of patriotism by teliinl
the proper authorities in some Amer
lean Legion Post.
Every Sunday afternoon Levi
White Post. Ukiah. Cal. entertain
disabled veterans Of a ncarb.
hospital by taking them q
baseball game. Transportation
is provided by members OF tn
post who donate the use Of
motor truck. In New York City. tn
Womens Auxiliary Is directing no
only automobile trips for the dis
abled but boating excursions.
Thinking about giving a picnic I
escape the heated clty7 Branoywin
Springs Park fills the bill.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25
IL IL NanI.nan hn

Of the story H. II. VanLoan hr
furnished the scenario. lie Is a we'll
known newspaper writer and took
the main theme Of his tale from. an
Incident that occurred In real hfe.
Certainly Maurice rourneur. the
producer has outdone himself in the
putting on OF this super special.
With All the sweep and power of The
rugged West Il has also a tender
story. plenty OF punch" and points
moral lesson that can not be dis
regarded.
"Thc Great Redeemer" narratcs
the high lights IN the career Of Dan
Malloy. "A train bandii-his thcfts
his regeneration and his final hap
pincss.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25
AMnWsemaemts
PARKS AWAIT CROWDS.

shellpot and Brandywine Springs
Parks are both prepared for n big
business tomorrow. Since the parks
opened each Sunday has brought an
immense number OF visitors 20 both
parks and all have been pleased
with the manner In which the parks
are conducted. The hot weather is
also having the effect OF sending
large numbers OF Wilmingtonians 20
the parks because the temperature
there ls always much cooler than in
the city. Since the schools closed
Evening journal., 1921-06-25
AT THE ARCADIA.

The Arcadia's current photoplay
feature Is exceptionally fine. II Is
called The Great Redeemer" and
stars House Peters. Yesterdays au-
diences derived great enjoyment
from IT, The cast that interprets 70
is headed. by House Peters and Mar
iorie Daw.
Every scene Of the picture is i'm
pressive and necessary to the telling
Evening journal., 1921-06-25
THOSE SHARKS ARE
OLD FRIEND PORP0ISE

For three days the Delaware Bay
has been full Of porpoises and a good
many people have mistaken them for
sharks. Some have come up tho
river and have been seen around
Gloucester.
Old-sea-faring men say that when
schools of porpoises come into the
bay and remain several days, IL
means a dry period to follow. Years
ago. IL is remembered, just about
this time Of the year the bay was
fun OF porpoises and there was
scarcely any rain during the sum-
mer months following.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25
soc-rRToLA sWEErS-sec

Special weekend Candy IN one
pound boxes. each containing Choco'
late Covered Pineapple. Strawoer'
rles. Raislns In Cream.
Specialize. the pound box.
DANFORTHs DRUG STORE
The only Rcxali Store In wilmington
Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25
POOR CHANCE FOR WINE

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. June 25.-With
less than one-third Of the grape vines
in Sussex county showing any sign
OF q crop. there is little chance for
homemade wine this year.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25

there has also been big Increase in
the number Of women and children
who visit the parks in the daytime.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25

Want to take the children some placo
from the heat Of the city for dayl
Shellpot Park Is the place.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25

REsT IN PICTURES, BEST IN MUSIC, AND
AT POPULAR PRICES
Evening journal., 1921-06-25

The Delaware State Convention
will be held this year at Milford, or
September %.
Evening journal., 1921-06-25

Cominq-Weelx July 4-Florence Reed IN
THE BLACK PANTHER'S CUB"
Evening journal., 1921-06-25

Thinking about giving a picnic to
escape the heated clty2 BrandyVine
Springs Park fills the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents 30

SToP HERE Make so mex; Saturday.
brand invention; J,Uug Ike viii
;rt. sell Spccdcrators ipr Fords. makes
any Ford run llkc "a Packard; stops
stail!rg and backing: put on Guici,. nn
tools or holes 20 Bore. instant satisfuC-
ton. Listen: make money quick so
20 $40 week easy. lloltou, Ctnh, makes
500 every week. &cAl!stcT Illinois.
made 81. nrsi afternoon. Dane, West
virginia, So week spare time only.
Hurry. wfilc quick Tor details and ~
elusive territory. Address Perrin CO.
liic Perrin BldE.. Detroit, Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

The CLASSIFIED ads. Neao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

FoSiI Wanted. sewing BY the day
vE ,-.r wrrH C.ia gl.c =. ference
-.H!Gsn Goodman, Glen Allen VA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
tiN4nLIiL
Buslncss Cppurlnnlliu,

h' 81 Ess %: every Eind ios sale se,
1 1S u 'G i,,,,. io' ,,orpos,un.s..s Eicn
business. Thuu, Madison l-us 1.,Ir
an. fteah "i;onai Bank, Tenth ana
$50 %Esa MEN promoters slsau!s. 4.
-i- 'rltAon-gu sou want u.unt.
trl 1890 ''s"" D1hrs. S,og.s,
''7' ".'."L I"ies. Legal BIO t.
live -4I. la5,r le r.. ''", s.F fn'
'' y" " W".hhs,on ST., Cnoasa,
ne. "' A.,s i.1 4'..eh sa!e moi
cue. !.'"ti ~ -hi sowing MA,nlne
1har D. Hu hs.n paying s-.J !.eF ii.'n ~.
aiuaA p!yng t-oeyD. Srt'iI st 49,
t-' 60 '"l.tS, rent so yer month:
~ 1891 i'siH" La"i doing arg" aUG
..'"s s.s...ss y. growing business SEE
.'''.. '"LNti. store uU SuuIH--u R....
e@a' ''.3u' 80 miles VI H.chiuOuG paI,I
Ael "Toti i"si year, bis og.ur.
80 i'' 'aS'' s",i reason for unlt-
Iia "'".us Z" sen. i.ghmoud Iius.n,''r
""@ S"i.riS ~ !.Gs!aehs. g!y
a.l Va Matllsoi.' "I, !os l'u''a'"E hc"-
e1.,i,H' T !o%EEi-, We, Eni complete
r.r S,.rtG i4Illei 's9o henL
us 7i1'' J.. o. Boa $50.
y'NE. !ioNEiY for safe. styf,. s,o-1
"ni EN'u'Gs. eon'seuoneTy do.us roo.
t.A 81, care Ihe D.aasich. "'"''''
HEHANN MARK DOOMED? \ n.x
mn. l'fy sysi ~ p'prO-ti The Seumafs
10 rgp4aN" ih' KclChruarh suKy.gT.d '.t
o"iy solution 20 Germany : iipancl,,!
Ifyr.eW' copyrighted artlcIc con
,..".ts .N,.HS4F. inside Information OBJ
la.hcr from Authoritative s,urcc, IN
pc" NE IN me Aurpsi number o! Finun-
'l'! tHeta send 81 Ia currency ,u"i''.v
oFHlr w cheek fo9 Our years subs, in
t'H' y. dag AJgJsi number. 10 F.u,n.
Gao. Iatia Fuh'. HAS ~. lrli p,iI 49,
venue. Ennsas cay. No
m men 10 clean thu eclIarr Read
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
Situutiuns MnnIru-MnIe 81;

FORD DRINER-Wanted. position as Ford
driver in or out OF cry. ID. ~ Smith
Madison 3OSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
REAL ESTA7E FOR RENT
Apartments and FLATS

FoUR-ROOM FLATS, ,o,n,,.o ,,,-.-z..-,-
bofhHo Park: brick construc;,3n mn
t pam: electric lights; separate q.
miner. First National Bank Hu,ii,hhs
Phone Randolph g. "'u'u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

NASAGEk- familiar with hn:.i
muuaEemcut wants TDUminS house TO
run on shares. reference. Z SIy. car.
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

LABOR or clerk IN grocery store L. W.
smith II I. u. so. :, Box !oI Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

COMEA&lDS-A woman % education aud
Refinement. later middle axe, Would axe
position a. companion TO elderly wOi8a u
or sc'u!. Invalid o. good CHEist.al char
never. differences furnished. Address
business GIFTS CLUB. BgoIG Street
Methodist Church. Broad and Tvuth
streets OF phonc Madison 24sl or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES room foreman wants
place. can get results in output and
ncatncsS. bcst OF references Box 4, NJ
Vic nisuAtch. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

THE IilIl. CREST. 800 East Drac. Street
strictly flrst-class bourd: electric lights
ana hot water. We specialize In table
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
Poultry and supplies
Nantcd-Iiyc stock

DonS A. E!I-itabD!t mounds. ,nu,t
be thoroughly Dru.v give .uII ,i..,'.u.''
,!on IN ms letter. Box y sUi. care M,
DISPATCH. -'
AN .ittlc boy y...-s old H. q
20 pus male ioN terrier puppy. Bou!r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

MAN. IS. wants lob Experienced ship
ping S.erh c!erie"i "SSrNes ANA gents
OF any nind IN or out OF clay. Box {:
NlI. IhN D.aIAtNh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

sE,Jt ,,ItNI'- FTtrti.:uE sau.ur ras; ag-
.unu'rEt. ssSfr.u@tizrr and aui. .ur. ur-
size. COME ..'.u With !. -uGutlas uIu
.a-.a.s. "r--f.zHitpE u.turn- rpIoriur
tut u.sPll-tl.ua com sa.Il-l!s
Gtl..t- HFS - Su.. care lIt lt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
ROOMS and BO.IRD
Rooms With lsuurd

Rooms With hoard 81
TIRE Hill; CREST. 900 East orace Street.
snd ho, 'iss'sI"ss Gourd eise.r:S i,En,s
THIRD ST. SOUTH I2-NIcciy furnished
rooms. with or without board.
THIRD. llh SoUTH-Hoom and board:
also table board. Madison 1875.
ONE ROOM for couple. October LIST; single
in nrSa,s inmis M rSisess. S,n a, onGs
HTyen,nS meals all modern convcni.nocs.
KOons Without .jpard US
NTnAI.--N!ccly furnished front room:
steHIi h'a,. electric light and phone.
Clay ST.. EAST so2 Central: nicely iur-
N.ssl2 i T%GTm 'i %oaAls r5",n no
FLOYD AVE-. so7-rot rent handsome
bath: best location.
fhANkLlN wEsT-.ro gentlemen. apart
in private ho,e Win e tSG"t NV satn
con&uGlse TO Gonfurt Madison i,,S
GhAIE; isoo BLOCK. wEST-l.oycIy fur-
Ho" S iIo' i5ss".wvn. or couple preferred.
GRACE. l.. 3oS--iadics only; newly MA.
i"r"d. furnished rooms. IOS East Grace
GROVE ANE-l.arsc front room two par
yafd i52s"w ~ ''''"S meas i''''e-
LoMltAKDY. y. :io-ro gentlemen. . well.
Nchicnr"H. connecting ath. private home.
convenient 10 board.
MAIN ST. f.. .0o,- Rooms for rent To- a
couple. one bedroom. third nvor. Kitchen.
ana dining room nrst floor. us-, OF ty.u
parlcrs Electric lights. furnace heat.
Kitchen and dining room no; heated.
Ca. ON phone after J:iS l.. VI 3yOJ
= Main 81 Libby Terrace. Madison
MOSTiCEII.O ia y SIN ST. Sanitary
rooms. soc. 20, 81 daily. 81 to 81 wc"Kly.
SECOND. l. NORTH Nicely furnished
front room. c"uNcairnt 10 board. Ran
dnloh ti,l-J
THIRD. .20-A SOUTH Furuishoi room for
two g"ntlemgn. modern convenience
ATTRACTIVE: doubt. room. hes, resldon-
tiJl section. boulevard 3>.f BOX G slI
IN" dispatch.
FOR rent 20 gentlemen only. bright
sunny double room next 10 bath. Private
family. boulevard IJpa-w.
ron REST. large VOL furnished rooms.
Wctt End Call Boulevard a.i3-W.
LARGE second floor. front room and com
municatinE kitCh.n.ti". furnished. near
oath, Phone Mad. 5OI2-J.
TO refined woman. comfortably furnished,
conveniently located room for one or
more months. housekeeping privileges.
l,oS q go. The Dispatch.
TWO large. furnished bedrooms with con-
negt.ms sittinE loom Madison sos "
TWO ,u-e large basement rooms. steam
heat aud electric lights. Rand 5Jlo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

Louisiana Street.
GROCERY STORE FOR sail" with or with
oui the store. perfectly good stand. Fine
:o.'tiOh Tor tLEht party. Address IL so.
The Dispatch
hoTEi'-For sale a small hotel: is mod
ern anu up-to- date in every particular
Well located AND doius IA good business
Address J. So, care The Dispatch.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT wants aI
dhtionu! high grade factory Limos Tor
southeastern territory. MINIS Interested
ANltvss j. W. knNA. CAmA.M. y -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

INDUSTRIAL LOANS TO
HOCSEk EEPERS.
AT LESAL CHARGES PHONE MADf
son 5-3-7
BE%EIlC!hi: Loan SOCIETY,
203E y. SIXTH STREET tSEcOSD
FLOSR).
LICENSED BY CHIEF STATE HANK
MANNER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities


GROCERY AND MEAT store: doing good
cash business See Mr.. L.. NorIcli. 4Ui
Louisiana Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
situations Wanted-T.maIc SO

COMPANlOS-Want position - com
ranion ;ur Invalid. elderly person or
ia4y who lis alone. FOE particulars
pninc boulevard lV2i-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

5Ta%DAKD CREDIT Co.-Money TO Joan
~ i+s" ana "'mei' ho!d!"S steady pos!-
i'AY BACK A.. You GET PAID.
l-3c"A.yi Ds ,Hu state Bank !.X.uuin.r
Room s!I hyTic building
We loan money On your i.w,!ry Eoni
Table Loan society. i2o-A SoTtn i.lxuth
Street. "H'A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
MONEY TO LOAN.

We rcaGz" the farmers are In
nee! ~ money to harvest and
"'ayc their PRODUCTS on the !T!arncI
and ~" nave added rural credit
IcpA!i:H"Ht 20 our business so an
TO accommodate tho FARMERS "a
well az N" people living IA mo
cay. IL you ave In Ia radius OF
twelve OF fifteen miles OF the CIV
Ne shall H. sIdi to have YOU cali
AT cur oie. and ta!h tho nlattur
over Win ua
Loans up TO $500 on farming i,n-
p."ments. household furniture. Ia
GoGscd nOtrs. etc.
SEABOAEp SECURITY COMPANY.
900 East Main Street
2yg Mao building, Second Floor
Phone Aad!Bon t3l2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

.Cln I!ElHASI- ana sA4ur =. ,eO!.
ua.tT wants pg..L4IH ....er -.l
.a.ei u sag. .'aun. randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

s.a', IauI4g-Lly -LGes.yret. IA
-,s lI-Ss-l. ALuN car! wF.JtT, a.si.'
% ~l.aaa AaG 'r'tHtials. .",t.- Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, dramatic

Musicai, Dancing. Dramatic III
CHOIR TKAINING-A director OF chorus
choir Will be- open for engagement Sep.
lsn4er l. q .lS III. Dispatch.
S SspPmpt; Studio 205 West Grace. R. .ao
DAEclNG-Mrs. Emmennauscs. % Noc,n
sons Phone Mais asfHn issi-M e I'VE les
MIS-. ALEXANDER y. RoHERTs-
eases ;faiS SPS SSn and nd ,s
aii lgt so II : sAi r.A MHdisGn s732J
Lhsr iniormatie;.
LirE STOCK
Dogs. Cas-. Pets ~
.NKEDALES
-Four r"diErvru I,inntvS. : months ola
Nh ora. s,!,tyms, pure waite. one mall Eai
year ga. rydisrcyd. good all oyer.
T ~ 8 Hi i hf"i i!ot HKET S;SiH
bEAGl.Es- onc ,horoughDryd female Iol.
to be bToSS ,''S S ScS;,i, rn-2irT issady
n! saDS PEI saa ssPs''ss sOur' Bird
l\iTTENS handsome .lngora. all ,-rI,,-
iriee right AIRS. Warren Pca-.". III.
P0Mi:HANiAN DOG FOR sale. color cho,n.
Arry 5il-A North Sixth Street Street" OF T'c .aii
Hlbb!spn IUJ.
FOR SALE. pair n,rgr hound ruppies
90 OF hl6ht logs Gall Madison 1889 W
ron SALE, English Iicagio hound Nuns
X" S"t th% W' sI>sS ",f and nv" mouths Old.
SfehI stamp. r. :. Griffin. Culiop.r, Va
Horses, Cattle. Vehicles rs
CAfrLE--for sale. so head of small 90
t'Ic. steers ana hc!f,r. cn..p f., ,, MN
Shit: |Nndre.s. ". 4. Saunders. $50 w
Ehoae Madison ao5I H. go" '"''
SIM For sale. Two FIN registered purGl
G TSiers sI"S ju5 rSah S, 70 vgrqw bred
Gr'A A FS"S {. 5 sSr dSMs so @t s:s
lioRSE-For sale. gentle driving horse.
nasSy anu harness noN u sgS I'he IBIS.
FOR Or, SALE, horse. buggy aud harness.
az No q Nar!h f.sIsentiar s sis a"G Gi:y
Poultry and supplies ~
cE IRS NEAT is the bes, ana handles,
N"sttH Distributors. i-vs East CAR
LEG 81. OF. N;sIThr,een genuine : {. Hun
tt.ts!.oia ChiSACns. Apply 10 William i
iittinhh. 20! brook Road. q H.. near ,
iiam;nond's. Florist.
LEGtiol.N hens ANA cvck.r,.y KuuIoI,n
80 40. l".- North Avenue. gee
iiGEp N-Eiyvea White Kin. pigeons
mated and banded. VIII S,u H,5,'..,,'
I'll Horih Twenty. eighth.
Wantcd-I.Ivc stock 90
DOGS A-'iELI-itabD!t hounds tnu.t
be thoroughly Dru.v. give ami ,i..''.1"''
ZION IN ms letter. iox y sUi. care III,
DISPATCH. A"'
/ An .itle boy y"..-s old. Have s. |
NarA 2lio-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

HOME HELrEK-W Wanted. by lady, posi-
tion az assistant tn healthy country
home. Boa s4s. Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

S ,y,,s Or sg hT2nc Madison 2'Si or
HOME HELrER-w aniel. by lady, posi-
hone. nS1 : sls. The Disaaish.
M. @9'1 H9r ca S s,rs Aa''GaS Lou'ss
iIOUSEN EEPEK Wanted. Oy n.ladle-as, i
lady. position 10 DO Light house nvyptHE
oy Would care ;oy refined invalid. IjoA
= SO. Tho Dispatch.
MOUSEkEEpER W0naa wi;h 3-yrAr- Old
child IS Nous" keeper. bon u slg. The
LADY OF experience WIN executive nD.l-
!ty desires clerical WORK. with TWINS.
GOOD auu accurate At figures. I"-i e.:
references Box & So. The Dispatch.
NURSE Wanted, Institutional or oiico po-
sl,on hy uHIerEraiulte nurse of 10
years experience. BoN q :rt, The Dis
Suhsr-U MISUNDERSTANDING nIls. wants pos
siel.ea "S wSfR Cali GsnG"iaS
NURSE Position 20 nurse an invalid or
matron in az, INSTITUTION. Excellent r.t-
oFFlcE woRK-EkpesIsnged young lady
desires position Immediately A. EyD"tl.
Office WORK willing TO begin Oh moderate
salary eu.l Madison so:
SALES i,ApY-loung Lady wishes position
az millinery sa!essady. Box y SIS. care
TENOGRArlIER-Wa by expert
cuccd stenoStapher emp!oyment FOR haIG
day or ali day I svS. care The DIS
SrENoGRNPHEK- give arsi-ciass
fsis'SnSes cal RandoWn ss5 temporary
TEACuEE-Reuned and wcn.oducatod
Young ndy wishes place either
as c"lnpamlon. Madison 54a5-W.
TEACHER Norma. College rrndua,c
wants pos tl"m a. urimaI,E (enshc;. Re,
j so the D,snatsn
TEACHER-.Wau,ed, by .xperieuccd VIZ
Enia teacher with professional teruh'
"a - ION u az
IoE IDS warrenten, y. I.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR waits position
".prrlence: academic education SOM
l.oN q - The Dispaich
TYrlsg and general onec assistant. with
four years .ssN9crisnee: desires position.
once. wili Substitute dIf!u. simmer
a. gf,,S@yg any "ss,i, OF refer
WANTED Position as companion house
,Hsuer HoN = E.kwood. "a.
roGs@ ieiy as.ir-e' pos',.ap ether e
i'y94,'Hs o"era'e.Ei, ~ c.efk ~ y''s.
YCu@1 coLoRED Girl ~!shes position
-, in NattG SIKH. oine iilov. "
situations W.n,cd-,i..ic 81
4CG1CNrAsT- Purussns seu.nr ra., aC-
.uHufhft ssSfnnati1rr aud auditor. aloe
.a-.H's. liberalization ulturln- upIort4r
ant a"Pea'tns" ,'m .n-H
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HOUSE GlEL--Co!orcd xxi wants position
as maid or hou-s giiI. Address Louise
WILSON. l2i " Clay street.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
Chopped Dollar

A "chop,' in China, is trademark.
II represents incidentally a guarantees
OF value. which may be greater or less
in proportion 10 the commercial stand
ing Of the firm whose chop it Is. The
silver dollar in that country is chopped
by each firm or money-shop through
whose hands 1t passes. A clean, I'M
chopped dollar Is looked upon askance.
The chop affixed may be merely an ink
stamp, or it may be put on with .
sharp die. defacing the coin. Thus q
silver dollar. after being In circulation
for while, becomes unacceptable. A
properly guaranteed coin assumes Q
cup shape, and not infrequently with .
hole through the middle The Chinese
sllversmith exacts a percentage from,
the dollars that pass through his
hands by. scoopng out some of the sill.
ver.-Pittsburgh Dispatch ?.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
Leafs InestimabIn Value.

"The leaf" said Martin L.. Davey in
addressing the house OF representa-
tives on reforestation, "ls probably
The most wonderful and is certainly
the most vital and indispensable fac.
tor In the world Of living things. With
out the leaf all life must perish. It Is
the one and only connecting link be.
tween the organic and Inorganic
worlds. 1t is the only thing capuble
OF transforming the various mineral
elements into available food material
for both plant and animal.
1.-THE only minerals that man can
take into his system and use are wa
ter and salt, but he can use only q
limited quantity OF these. Every 9th.
err element Of food must come to him
either directly or indirectly through
the leaf"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-02
Carry Photoaraphs in Hats

Ever since the custom among men
or carrying pictures of their wives.
sweethearts or children pasted on the
dinls Of their watches died out mumcr.
Gus substitute reccptacns have been
used, but practically ION" Of these
has arrived. Now, according to Il
young woman In charge of the Int
check room in a downtown hotel. a
suitable place for these pictures has
been discovered by some one and the
fad Is rapidly spreading among ,he
men.
Lately" said this young woman,
I've noticed that good many of the
hats checked here have pictures of
girls. elderly women or children
pasted inside the crown just below
the makers name. Besides Keeping
the photographs Of their loved ones
near. this new. wrinkle enables the
men to tell ut a glance whether or
not I hand them the correct hats in
return for their checks. New York
Sun.