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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
FOUNTAIN or YOUTH"
At LEWIS ORPHElM

A rolllcking musical comedy. The
Fountain OF Youth" In the offering
Of Lsvy's Musical Comedy company.
beginning with a matinee today.
The action OF the comedy takes
place at the summer hotel Of n fash.
ionsble Florida bathing beach. and
Lew white. oscar Gcrnrd and Ruby
Lang are the leading characters.
Miss Iang's solo. TRIPODS" l. one
Of The many pretty musical numbers
in which the chorus Of Is girls viii
take part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
"NIGHTIE NIGHT
AT METROPOLITAN

A merry farce comedy. "Slkhtie
Might fresh from a seasons run
al the Princess theatre In New York.
opens at the Metropolitan Sunday
night for a weeks engagement
This IL comedy Of the Twin
Beds" and Fair and Warmer VA.
riety and II said to be even more
entertaining. which accounts for It's
success In the metropolis.
Adolph Klaubcr. who was associat.
cd for some time with Edgar selwyn.
Is the producer of 'NIghtie Night"
and II Is said he personally selected
fhe "a as nj s,tarera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
EQUESTRIAN Tors
SHOW COMING TO Pan

Madam Bedini aud her trained
horses viii be featured on The new
program which opens Monday aft
ernoon AZ the PantaHes. Madam
Bcdini is said to be one Of the great
est eduestrians appearing before tins
public
A group % young men who bin
themselves "Hamids International
Nine" viii offer some Tyrnnaa;ics
tumbllng and pyramid building.
Paul RAIN and Valera Beck will
appear In a comedy skit sir Nic,or's
dogs and ponies win please the
grown ups as well as the children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

PORTLAND. ore --fnnan rouisss
Lumber CO pays 1920 900 for aso~
600 900 feet o. yellow flr timber IN
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
PALACE HIP HAS
TWO IiFApIlNTRS

Harry Ward and Harriet Raymond
In Hello" n delightful little comedy
ssit. and ''santa's Toy shop
scenic novelty In which the famous
lfliputian. Little Lord Roberts. and
his company appear will share head.
lines on tho new show. which opens
sunday st'the Palace Hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
MARKET MUST he
FOUND FOR PRODUCT

IL Ia well known that an Industry
Of momenious importance 10 Seattle
and Alaska Ia doomed unless a mar
kct 10 found for the hundreds OF
Thousands OF cases OF salmon now
stored up Ia the Port Commission
warehouses In the city.
All OF the salmon Ia Of the pink
aud ohum varieties, These are Eaid
20 be the cheapest foods on the mar
kot today. Scientists and govern
ment food experts have declared that
pinks and chums have az high food
value as the higher priced salmon.
Now these opinions are oorrobor-
ai.d ~ NE countless affirinatlona of
Seattle housewives. The scientists
figured out that pinks ana chums
were just as good AN the varieties
costing more.
BUT. II was up 10 the housewives
to prove that THEY'RE EVEN BET
TER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
LANDFRAUD
SUSPECT IS
EX-CONvICT'
Alleged Master Mind In the
Bremerton Land Deal Has
Long Pen Record

Closely following on the arrest
here Thursday o. A. r. Ruser, rial
cstate promoter. In connection with
alleged land frauds az Rremerton,
came the sensational disclosure 20.
day that Joseph Rheinstrom. alleged
master mind" IN the land deal. had
a long prison record before coming TO
Seattle.
The disclosure came from a spe
eiai deputy working out OF the sher'
iffS office. who has been on Rhcln'
xtroms trail for months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
RUSER HAS NO
CRIMINAL RECORD
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR LOU.

- HOSSf, coal miner OF Black Dia-
nond. who was killed when a mine
zsved in Thursday afternoon. will be
1eid In Black Diamond Monday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
both INDICTED On
MAIL FRAUD CutRGES

Rheinstrom and Kuser are both
under Indictment 10y a federal strand
jury az Spokane. charged with using
the malls 20 aefraud Rheinstrom
II now In Minneapolis under $500
hail
According to the official who in.
vestigated Rheinstrom'S record.
Bheinstrom outclasses J. Rufus Wal.
lingford when ne operated here. a
year ago. he easily won the conf.
denoe OF Seattle business men, In.
ciudinx some bankers lie estab-
lished costly and luxurious offices
and did everything on an Impressive
scale.
He purchased and maintained a
palatiai home and made a big show
ing. And meantime. Il Is charged.
he had long and eheckercd career
1<-lfod him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

The Information as to the arrest In
Portland comes in letter from r. H.
MAioncy. acting captain OF inspect.
ors. at Portland.
Rheinstrom stayed for n number
Of months at the huge Harrington
hotel. Minneapolis. where. according
to- letter from the hotels auditor.
he represented himself as president
Of the Navy Yard Development Co.
Of Puget Sound. a copy Of his rec.
ord was sent TO the hotel. and there
after close watch was kept on him.
Armed with a glowing letter OF
Recommendation from a Seattle bank.
he went. II r. alleged. to Eastern
Washington. Utah, Idaho. North and
South Dakota. Wyoming and Mon
tana. and within less than two
months sold ss7 900 worth OF proper.
~ 20 people in those states.
He represented TO purchasers, II is
said that inasmuch as the property
Immediately adjoined the navy yard
IT Bremerton. the government would
Be- sure TO buy II.
If within six months the govern.
ment failed 10 do this. Rheinstrum
promised that be vSs Ia buy the
property back at double the price.
ARRESTED HERE ON
REQUEST FROM WYOMING
Last February Rheinstrom was ar
rested here on request from sheri
dan. Wyoming, where he was charg.
ed with obtaining money under false
protenses. At first Governor Hart
honored WyominR's request for ex-
tradition. but Rheinstrom fought the
case, and later Governor Hart re-
versed himself.
Rheinstrom then started suit In
federal court for 100000 damage 10
his character. but the suit was
cropped.
From here Rheinstrom went 10
Chicago, where he opened suite OF
offices In the Merchants Trust build
ing. There he started mapping out
national advertising campaign, but
a Chicago Newspaper questioned his
motives and he apparently decided
20 move on.
RUSER HAS NO
CRIMINAL RECORD
He next went 10 Pullman, Ill, and
attempted 10 promote among the
amployes Of the Pullman Car Co
From there he went TO Gary and sold
considerable property. until the news
papers uncovered his record.
Ruser, so far as known, has no
criminal record. and In believed 10
have been used as a tool by Rhcin.
strom.
Both men are scheduled TO come
o trial In the y. S. district court in
Spokane In April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

ABERDEEN - &. Brecht. local
pioneer. files for council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
"yoU KNOW WE SOMETIMES
RUN OUT or EGGS"

WALLA wALf.A -Wnlia wailn
high school debaterH defeat Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
SERVED TIME IN
MEM YORk PE>ITE>TIARN

The deputy today produced Beril'
Ion records and correspondence from
priron officials showing that:
Rhelnstrom was sentenced. De-
cemher 81. 1900. to Blaekwci's island.
New York. for petty larceny.
He was sentenced 10 the same pen.
itcntiary January Is. 1908. To serve
.nother year for attempted grand
larceny.
He was sentenced February II.
1903. 20 Auburn state prison from
Broofns. y. T.. for one aud a half
years. for grand larceny.
This record was certified - ~
James J. Travers. chief Of the Bcr-
tiIIon system. at Albany; c. +. Ra,ti'
gan. superintendent OF the state OF
New York's prison department az
Albany. and r. s. Jennings. warden
At Albany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

bssldcs tns tao feature acts tho
program Includes Rice and Elmer.
two speedy acroba,a; Nora Allen. n
clever singer. assisted by signor Vol
RI. An italian pianist: Joe Bisseti and
George Scott. singers and dancers.
and a photoplay. THE Invisible Di.
vorcr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

cents. We neNor hne" ~ fDhiu "
before We rot Mrs. Tew's let
tor.
YOU KNOW WE SOMETIMES
RUN OuT or EGGS"
Mrs. n. l.. Daniels. 1923 Sixth ave.
IL another economical perpon. She
says. MY recipes are without egga
for YOU know we sometimes run
out OF eggs. Several OF the recipes
arc for only two persons--sometines
you have just half "A can left and
don't know how or what 10 do
with H."
The contest viii be open for psv.
efal days yet. Keep sending In your
suggestions. ladies, You may be one
Of the 10 lucky women that Is going
10 win a case Of - one-pound cans
Of pink or ohum salmon.
quiHite laace by French workers. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

l-AoTtaH htHg ia "NtDhtlt
Night" Met. s-Rabv Lang,
Lepy's OrpheWm.' S--Jane
Morgan. Wilkes Players; >
Olive Ann Acorn. Bun0dloic
5--Paul Rain, PaRtd0eS: g.
Lea Lotour. Moore: mora
Allen. Palace Hip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
ARRESTED IN WINNIPEG
On RAD CHECK CHARGE

On December .. 1919. Rheinstrom.
under an alias OF w. r. Morrison
was arrested at winnipeg. according
TO Chris II. Newton. chief constable
there. on charge Of obtaining mon.
~ under false pretsnses. preferred
in Minneapolis. lie was released on
bail. then was rcarrested under the
extradition act.
This charge was made by the Ho-
tel RAdisson. according 70 a letter
sent 10 the Seattle investigator from
that institution. after Rheinstrom
had cashed check at the hotel for
e45o. drawn by W. II. Morrison. on a
Winnipeg bank. The check was re-
turned. marked MOT sufficient
funds The hotel turned the case
over 10 the Burns Detective Agency.
and the amount ives gradually paid
In small instaiiments.
The next known step In Rhein.
strum's spectacular career came In
Portland. on April S. 1915, when
Rheinstrom was arrested there on re-
quest Of San Francisco police. who
said he was wanted for passing bogus
checks. He was arrested. but later
released. after ths san Francisco 20.
lice wired that they lacked enough
witnesses to convict him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Ted Uimark. Billie bingham and
Gene German are others who appear
prominently In the musical portion
of the ahoa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

RAUCH * Long
For sale. ,-rasscnSer. cl"c rio
,9uippcd; with new batteries. res
IN ntSt- class condition. IN. en- tc,l
condition good. VIII sell at lat
;raciiNcly low price.
JONES MOTOR CAR co INC
1891 West Broad = ct.
eEhs III trucks !nat st!ua for se:,ricr
transportation Moto. Co. ltlo W.sf
Broad Street Phone boulevard 23l
THE TEMPLAR is the most economical
eas. Monte Stone. Inc. 1913 w Broad.
USED cAES OF Guarantsed Usefulness.
ALSop MOTOR CORP.
Used Car Dept,
ia IVES; BROAD
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The ndexed Alphabetical Arrangement Want Ads Makes
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
1.-I'otnt Typo

The largest type permitted IN tho
Want al paS.e is l. point and the
smallest space IN which a l2-polnt
type ad may be set Is one inch. The
rate tor this large type is cents
word daily and cents a WORD sun
day. The same scale OF reductt ions
will apply as for regular want ads
thrsv rules Apply only TO auNcrtise-
ments originating in riehInohu anu
suburban territory. FROM other,
sources the rates are: Daiiy, IA cents
All agate line. sunday, 10 cents an
agate line lcount words TO the iine),
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates FOR uusInvss adj
vertiSeTS on request.
LAuNertIsSu!rIls received as late as
10 A III. ana ~ u. III. eacn Week day,
and up 10 =. III. SATURDAY Tor correct
CLASSIFICATION in the neat EDITION.
situation wanted Aus.Ma.e am
Fenale-when presented Al the ~ Ant
Ac Counter III the Dispatch BCiIuins
by those out OF WORK VIII Ce inserted
Free cot Charge.
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Ten Dollars a Minute

80 Those few minutes that don't spend n reading
tiaSSled Advertising section The
are worth good you.
Sometimes they're worth dollar apiece.
uo'is anu "metimfs il great deal morc-a depending
on what you need that particular day.
NO matter what you want, on oncth thing
that the quickest easiest way of
ting IL is tn look il among ads I'm the classified
section " -
some daily user of these columns you what
you wnnt-trom an automobile n banjo-at II nrcnt
saving over the original price.
If can't find you're looking ror-you,II pct
it through, inserting all your own-cal Ranlopi
md ask t,icr
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lSDENED FOR QUICK
REFEltENCIS
gss. the TeIephonc-CnI RandoIph I
Ask for Wnnt Ad mixer

Classified advertisements orde<ed for
sIAE RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH
-aS1ty morning edition will appear In
5sne next edition OF THE EVENING
ltNSPATCH. The rates given herewith
s9Fer morning and evening service in
III instances, With the exception OF
THE SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH.
which Is priced separately.
.5 Schedule OF Want Ad Hates
enc word daily, minimum
. SOc. set solid.
~ &c word daily. minimum $50
q. agate caps.
Z. &c word Sunday. minimum
Stc, set solid.
49,. &c a word Sunday. minimum
49,. lVc. agate caps.
consecutive insertions price
OF II Insertions
consecutive insertions price
oil y insertions.
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situations Wnntcd-Femnlc 38


BpARDlNG HOUSE MANAGER wanted
90 take charge o: boarding house. Can
give b,st OF references. Answer 7Iy
Ferry Street
room kEErEIt--YounE lady with 2 years
% cNucricacc desires position AS typist or.
clerical WORK. Can give best u! refer.
cnscs box A 933. care Tie Dispatch
CASIbEK--Wantcd. position as cashier:
cKpcricnc.d. Eox II a6i. The Dispatch
CoOK--Expcricnced. bright. neat and re-
liable girl wants p.SltiOn cook In
small. considerable family. 500. care
,FEc Dispatch.
COMPANIONS Wanted, a position as com. .
i,hnI"n by young lady. well educated.
Can give r"!crcnc.s as 10 character and
ability. Madison Rev.
DEMONSTRATOR-An experienced I,dv
Wishes position az Demonstration IL; State
Fair. !;"N IS az. The Dispatch.
FILING CI.ERk--Substltute Ming or gen
.ral "iiice work. VI 80, care The Dis.
i,atch
UpuSEk MISREPRESENTATION. position az
hous ckrcpcT, with n!cr respectable wi
dover. Answer TO 7is~Perry Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30
Poultry and Supplies

'FNE.NilA EGG MASH is the. chc.nc..
mash you can buy when you npur'',
Su.'s as w'N AZ cos; IIraucr A -,
ten. I:os East Cary Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30

: ?nss stes. CO. lac. ltis:sg r Main.
f,G So 9"''' hsn ss9s snsss ss North
THE HUB shoe Repairing 4l4i, T.. Mar
-z =-!4--: Ran. si!S-M: z 4: Gaien: From:
EMPLOYMENT
Help Female :}o
COOK for family OF three. Apply zoo w.
HGuSEkEEPEK = settled lady good
. M"i"G a@d S"i'r! 10 right person. Madi-
h3i 'I.,i:k EEPER-Wan'cd. working house
hh .n% ;,, :;hmi!y OF ;W" good salary ami
I'd Bon :, ao3. care rhr Dispatch.
ScLlGlroRS-Four lady solicitors: good
E as, Grace s, Tsh, P nfssn gP ilI
STENoGRAPHER- Wanted. stenosrarh.r>
M -cpii"s confidential.
y nETrER class OF work with better
grad ycuns womSn: sin.sS nor ior Hi ss
~ Sis5 Room Sa on so. the f9 rs so
Sire.,. she Will be glad To- to- ,r!i "' ySS
M ,,n, ieisph"n. opera!.ns. The Chcsa1
Virginia. 'o' o'
III YOU arr on; of work and want n po-
,ion w, me Dispatch viii insert stus-
-Ash at Th. nispaich office.
! WA%TED al once; young lady 20 do stem
gcremtS neeg S siSt' st wG slary yonH Sh
IoN q .25. care The Dispatch. -"
Help Wmntei-..alc s3
AUTO PAINTEHs-wantcd. first class ia
Gs%&rse {. VIII Son. 80 AA SitS
bookkEEPER Young man FOR book.
keeper and general Office w0ra Mus; b..
.Np.t!eneed on corporation books. Apply
IN own hanawrltinG. stating age. Capcri.
X sje. care Fh, %Disraiuch. 'N'v''e"' 'of
sfnvins Co.. Gio Ea%; Main ," Street. En-
buri.EK with experience in htuscwOrk.
Apply with references. 200 Yves; Franz:
! cANvASsERS to sell Kwikdeth Liberal
fi9mm;sa.on Apply BARS D.us store
M9rk. framing and finish: mus, ie
chants, Bani, iiuiiding sou "s'-
clerk at once. Must be thoroughly com
p"i.ni and have good reference. Apply
;-.' Park Avenue, or phone Boulevard
CREDIT MAT--wan;.l, experienced cr.d:,
man ,oT !Arsc Ba!;t,n"rs corporation.
n nGmSe r S[Sd!,s nrsi"rrcH In answering
sncc ''st% Ss an" rh S!' b,spa a
| cANyASsERS wanted 20 soil house fur
n1Sn M yori Np s.ya ar,%gSn and u
crn Furnishing Co
cLERICAl.s., mechanics. farm hands.
hotel and hospital help. lnhorcrs. reE;s,
place YOU. Richmond Emr i"ynt no
h Snd h'fnS M%5E r%s Kscy wi9 Eig a,
Hroad Street. "es'
MEN wanted TO learn the barber t.ade,
w HlSn ,oS i f"@iS FREE Gin,om. given
her College. sos East Marshall Street.
rjAnMAciSTnWansed. rssis:srsd or as
CURED. Apply Gibson's Thar,nacy
rLASTERERs 81 white OF coiorcd
piast"rcrs Tor Philadelphia. Pa: 81 per
hour: open shop: railroad fare adyanc"I.
Apply a. once. Richmond Employment
SHOE KErAlKER-w shoe repair
20 tlhrkcvi!lc Shoe Repairing Co.
proposition 70 r,sh, parties AnplS
2lai: East Grace. hctwccn ANA II.
WAr:HMAkER wanted with some .I-
charEs of repair aepartment. Wrs sSs
" l.otnGsxttr l-aMreneexille. Va.
fH niovmen. iia s :asm civ ?Snf , Hm-
If you are out q. work and wan; = ,on
,yne 81 b's ,a en- Wi, insert situation
At III. Dispatch once.
i years Of age. Tor s"mcral Ollie wS STu
sranss al" :" % sSiar% FOX ri
car" Tiincssltispatch.
iicip-Maic or Female 81
EN-woMEN-wovk for your sovorn-
i'icasant MorH steady position: 500
sary. Lis, positions open free Wife
i IN, 20 r. rr'nkiin institute. Dept,
Statesmen and Agent. 80
MEN In counties only team or light auIo
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hLSiNE.S SER, ILE
Bushes, service, uncr.u

business Services offered. ~
Ola c. GAMi'ELs; SAnrErs
street MaaisoH rs. -'"th
DOLL HOSPITAL
!, Dolls tti"i'ed al! garIs furnished
LIST your property !Or sale with CA.s
OLD HATS e.rsH,G Aud IruIOchrd ~,
ht" Mh"hHitan Hat WORKS. 7vI Ell
Efoad street Madison sIOi
FACKING -Iacoo Cmlauf i5.. Wc.,
Hl"aa street BouivNngG i.5 Fuy,'I.
'it". ,hHt aud wedding presents ptcN.
rH an" s"'rred Estimat,s ohc,iiuiI,
EAr"Et, vtHc.en; employees Gu nSu.,ii.,s;;i
NOT 4i"hNsh!u. NUw IS CACelIruI ~
|" nave pia2oA i.vaifcd. Wei! sei
Jour inslrupyni brins D, |, 30. i.:e,1ry'
.S:ail "r rebuild 1t II sou 50 q sygr ~;
%r..ErE talH" 10 your n'W address ~,
SAVING you the cO.t OF moving -
iH''eH .thOui Ghdrse. Craft, jI.n,
r"gtsry., lme"tseih aud FTalk!.n 81,
PIANO IC%i%G-EIpeit tcpai,in. ~,
i.nl.i1'"s fl-n!s ysrc:u.ly moved by
MONTAGUE MfG. co -Lum.ber and MIL
WORN LOCO sitc-- Il Eelt Line
WANTED--ScNy women. dT,s,,.
lcrred. hand work "a sp,,laltv ntt-
ton Guaranteed. thii Madison si,.I
vi: move pianos aaywnqr. Moa-,,,.
chhrgts. courteous Gcs.sIs ana a.. !. "a
sespon,!bie EhS"ss Us aow to move
for Scptcmbcr moVirgs CTs:is Ju .i
F.ctoty. Randolph 703 'A"o
waL ~ ny =" .u.oI Hv.o 10. earn.
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Statesmen and Agent.

MEN Ia counties. only team or light auto
Tor sp"ci"! sales work; capcricnc" un-
pc. Week VI. Eox $50. Richmond.
sA LESMEN-Two CITY statesmen 70. spe.
ciai;y line. Apply 2i6 Real Estate i:I.
change iiuldinG al II y, NJ.
SA LESMAN--i am looking for a particu-
lar type OF man who is inherently honest.
organization OF nat!onai reputation and
record. Regardless OF your present oc-
man whom | can place in a position to
earn not less ;hln 81, 900 10 t., coo prr
year. Call go. Times Dispa ;ch Building
s:a0 \. VI. 10 l..
N"rntsh"s desires 10 Obtain distribution
among retail paint trade. Travelling cX-
irilScs under pTcscn; conditions TOO heavy
I" warrant special salesman. but would
prove proi'tabi. ana easily handled
commission Side line. IL Interested,
write, stating territory covered. expert.
"nc" IN sales work. etc. l.. y. IIOX 1O7
liChmund. Va.
81 MISREPRESENTATION. travelling spcciaIty
Sa!"siu.n: good territory open and an
Room 49,. 'Mnr,h,:s I, .1 on" u, rnont
m"nt, to - ~ NJ. ) to 1 NJ Tues
day. Interview given By Engagement
only.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN selling mems
:cl; ana straw hats TO whom wc can
iHiH over considerable business III Penn
= .yHmi. NFs!nia MARYLAND and West
Goodhart y Co. New York
TkOuSER SALESMEN-Locai experienced
Ioadmen. hasticrs. for well known New
YORK inanuidciurcrs. Complete popular
trousers also special numbers in boys
suits ENciuS!N. rcprcsc atiun or a
s s!p1GE s.is I'M on commass ION basis
Give detailed Information as to expert
.ncc, references and sales record. Strict
!y coniidcnt!a!. !. ISL. care The Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30
Hcip-aiaIe or Female 8.

MEN WOMEN-Work for your govern
Incnt. Men women over II wanted.
Pheasant worh, steady position. 500
To Sl91 month. Experience unncccs-
sh-y. List positions op.u--ircc Write
innEdIatciy franklin Institute Dept.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30

MEN Ia counties only team or light auto
tor spccia! sales work: experience un-
necessary. We teach you. EARNINGS $40
per week up BOX $50, Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-30
Situations Wanrcd-Iicnalc 3

MAID OR -cOOE-Souug colorcd girl
wants position as hUusrinaid or cook
Address soc East Clay street. Clara
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-29
MRS. ia. M'CLINTOCK
LOSES HER MOTHER

Mrs. Hugh D. Campbell, aged
II, widow of Hugh D. Campbell,
who died in Paris several years
ago, died at 2:30 o'clock Saturday
afternoon at her home on High
street, in that city, following a
protracted illness, due to a COM
pllcation of diseases.
Mrs. Campbell is survived by
two children, Mrs. Vim. Riley
Franklin, of Paris, who made her
home with her mother, and Mrs.
J. A. McClintock, of Richmond,
also by three sisters. The fun
eral was held at the family home
on High street, Monday morning
at 10 o'clock with services con-
Quoted by Rev. c. H. Greer, pas
tor of the Paris Methodist church
assisted by DR.. H. c. Fisher, of
Mlllersburg. The body was ta-
ken to Millersburg. her old home,
for interment in the Millersburg
cemetery. Mrs. McClintock has
the sympathy of her host of
friends in her loss.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-29
FRED PELTER'S RAPID
RISE IN RAILROADING
Former Baggage Master Here,
Just Named General Manager
of Norfolk Southern

Friends here have received
news Of the gratifying promotion
of a former Richmond boy to be
General Manager of the Norfolk
Southern Railroad Company. He
is Fred p. Pelter, who left Rich
mond about Is years ago, after
serving in various capacities at
the local depot and L. & N. service
here.
The rise Of Mr.. Pelter i'll the
railway world is said to have been
quite meteoric. He was baggage
master at Richmond Is years ago,
about the time ]. w. Hamilton
Nas connected with the road. He
was a son Of George Pelter and
resided in the eastern part OF the
city. From here the young man
moved with his family to Texas,
continuing his railorad work, un-
til now he is boss over 900 miles
OF one of the biggest coast rail
roads. His headquarters are at
Norfolk, Va