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The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
KAISER'S ARCHITECT
DIES NEAR METZ

PARIS, June .. = Paul Tornow,
architect to the former kaiser. died
in = little suburb Of Metz yesterday
while preparing to leave France for
wurtemberg. following hints from
the French government. it was
earned today.
Death overlook Tornow while he
was celebrating his plans to restore
Rheims cathedral. Tornow was dis
liked as German. but feared as an
architect.
Tornow's only reward from the
kaiser was the decoration of the
Order OF the Holy Sepulchre.
Tornow obtained the good graces
Of the Empress Augusta 40 years
ago, and helped her sketch Rhine
castles. When French troops en-
tered Lorraine he continued to live
near Metz in seclusion.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
SAYS CAR MERGERS
WERE DAHL YEvENTS
IN BY-GONE DAYS
cosrIxusD From PAGE ONE.

earned q SURPLUS In addition
I will give - for Capital Traction
Stock. All iecsl securities bought
and sold.
Examination inv ited Of all local
utilities sworn statements to Con-
gress. ana Of extracts from their
statements made under oath 10 the
Public Utilities Commission.
To tAs Pabiie.
In. advising the purchase of Cap
itsi Traction Stock ! have bean
mindful of the conservative ele-
ments which comprise q good In
vestment. The actual value Of the
property; its ssrnins value; its
past record and irrespective pos
sibilities; its standard excelience oi
upkeep. equipment and service; and
the capability and honesty. Of It's
management. I would not suggest
to the public an investment OF un-
due hazard. nor would sacrifice
safety and security for the tempt
ing attraction of speculative divi-
dends. The conservation of prin-
cipal is the hrst essential to pru-
dent inestments.
submit herewith deductions
from the sworn published state
ments made by our three leadins
local public utility corporations for
the year 1914:
In accordance with it's annaul
statement to Congress. the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany did not earn its dividends for
the year 1914 by st7.147.o1.
nahrif fn- a
after paying dividends. .S47,1f7.0l
In accordance with its annual
statement the Capital Traction
Company paid 5h% in dividends
for the year 1914. and earned a
surplus in addition thereto of
s37.12s.s3.
Surplus for the year 1914
after paying dividends. .S37,i2e.s3
Earning Power. Of Electric Co.
THE above advertisements plain
ly show that in 1914 as well as in
later years the earning power of the
Potomac Electric Power Co. exceeds
the net income of tSe Washington
Railway and Electric Co. and IL
was in 1914 that the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. declared a per cent
dividend. Including the earnings Of
the Potomac Electric Power Co, the
Washington Railway and Electric
Co. In 1914 showed a deficit OF s47,-
1911.
: Merging the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Co. with that Of
the Capital Traction Co. as proposed
by Senator King" concluded the
Oldest inhabitant. -is calculated to
furnish q nice quiet resting place
and avenge the indignities suffered
by the venerable and dignified
bucket that hung In the we'll"
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
Worm Army Stops
Railroad Service
in New Brunswick

! ST, JOHNS, N. B.. June s.--A tide
Of army worms, millions upon mill
ions in serried wriggiing waves.
flowed ACROSS the wooded country
between Fredericton Junction and
Harvey today and. crossing the main
railway lines at that point, COM
pletely disrupted all service.
Locomotive driving wheels were
unable to grip the worm covered
rails and spun aimlessly. Fast as
the squirming hosts were cleaned
from the tracks by special steam
noxzles fitted to powerful locomo-
times, others crawled on to take
their places. Heavy freight trains
were stalled on the edges of the
infested country. Passenger trains
were doubled. with additional en-
gines to enable them to cross, and
then could proceed but slowly.
Every vestige of foliage was
stripped from the woods In that sec
tion. y
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
RETIREMENT LAW
CHANGES SOUGHT
Committee viii Ask Views Of
Harding and Cabinet on
Increases.

A letter will be forwarded next
week to George B. Christian. secre-
tary to President Harding. embody-
ing the need Of changes In the law
relating to retirement Of civil serv-
Ice employees, which win bring with
in the scope OF the law unclassihed
permanent employees. who are not at
present included in the retirement
provisions, and also requesting that
President Harding give his opinion
on the extension of the law.
The committee was appointed at
q meeting Wednesday night at 1913
New York avenue northwest, of the
joint conference on retirement OF
civil service employees, and was or
dered to draft similar letters to
members of the cabinet. President
Harding will be requested to obtain
the views OF his cabinet members.
Those on the committee are: Il. J.
Ryan. chairman; Thomas +. Flaherty,
R G. Ladd. c. Z. Reed and G. A.
Warren.
The meeting indorsed the Towns
end-Maloney bill which provides In
creases in annuities of the six
groups of classified employees. The
increases covered by the bill for an
nuities for retired employees Of 30
years service, or class A, remains
the same; class B. or 81 years serv-
ice. from 81 per cent to IS per cent;
class c, or 20 years service, from Is
per cent to 10 per cent; class d, OF
81 years service. from ~ per cent
to 50 per cent; class E, or IS years
service, from Sc per cent to 30 Per
cent, and class F, or Is years serv.
ice. from 30 per cent to 100 Per
cent .~k~,
The commissioner of pensions IL
| empowered bv law to appoint a
board OF actuaries whish shall re-
view the first year of the operation
of the law presented by Senator
Sterling which was passed in May
1920, and make a report to the com
missioner with recommendation
which he will submit to congress
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10

Clay ksens. zhivoin Kittich, otto
Erwin Koegei, John Nelson Torves.
tad. Edison Leon whitney.
On the platform with Bishop John
w. Hamilton, the presiding oficer,
were Presidenf Harding and Mrs.
Harding. Ambassador Jusserand
and Madame Jusserand. DR.. Marcise
Garay, minister Of foreign Affairs OF
Panama; Dr. James Z. Freeman.
Newton w. Rowell. of Canada; the
trustees and members OF the facuI
ty, the candidates for degrees. and
others.
The Marine band played the Bat
tie Hymn Of the Republic" which
was sung Justify. In conclusion the
benediction was given by the Rev.
John r. Edwards.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10

;. n brown. s.sfnssrs. Two q the
crew were reecued by ths Eas1<
crew and the other four we're picked
M by the syiph- Nons Of The men
were injured
Mrs. Hsrdine's party. which In
ciuded about q dozen frisnd<, left
the Navy Yard aboard the syiph
about , o'clock in the afternoon
They returned 81 about s:so D. m.
The party was taken 70 the Mount
Vernon pier by the sylph. after the
accident 20 the launch. which was
20 have conveyed the group ashore.
None Of the party was any the
worse for the thrilling, experience.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
VIEW SUSPECT HELD
IN KABER SLAYING

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June s.-De-
ectives were grilling a man Wed
,esday night whom police say they
ave reason to believe Is the man
rho welded the dagger which
a'Ised the death of Daniel Kaber
hief Smith said the man Is Of the
anne nationality as the woman ar
ested BY detectives on a midnight
rip to Sandusky Tuesday night
he woman, police say, they believe
hred the assassin.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
Father Petitions
Court to See Baby
For First Time

Robert A. Steinburg. Q scientist
employed in the department of agri-
culture, who sued Mrs. Lillian
Steinburg for q limited divorce on
September Is last and was himself
sued on a cross-biil. petitioned the
District supreme court Wednesday
for permission to see his children-
particularly 4 baby born about
March last. whom he has never
seen
The scientist. who sued on the
alleged grounds Of cruelty and de-
sertion. says he called at the home
OF his vife's parents. but was re-
fused permission to see the baby.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
Funds Raised for Memorial,

The sum of s1s,5oo was raised We'd
nesday night at the meeting held in
the Church of the Epiphany in the
interests Of the McKim memorial.
Among those who spoke were Gen.
s. 7. Ansell, Admiral N. 7. Endicott,
Rev. ]. H. Nelms, Col. Robert z.
Lee and Maj. Gen., John A. Lejeune-
The treasurer OF the fund is will
liam c. johnson, of Federal Ma
tional bank.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
REPUBLICANS CUT
SOUTHERN STATES
DELEGATES BY u
Two Extra Seats Given
Other States, Mostly
In North.

The republican national commit :
ee. By vote of 3s 10 IL, wednesday
-eapportioned representation in the
s,l national convention. taking q
otal, Of 81 delegates from nve
outhern states and giving an in
aesse Of two to all states. chiefly
lorthern ones. which went repub-
lean. last fall.
Mississippi. with a loss of eight
delegates, dropping from I. to 4,
ed me reduced Representations list
iouth Carolina went from IL to 4,
seorgis- from II to 10. louisiana
rom IL to and Texas from %
81. BY the Increase to repub-
lean states. the total delegates
umped from ss4 to 1898.
The reapportionment preceded the
lection of John T. Adams, of Iowa.
s national chairman.
Asks Aid to Party Pledges.
The retiring chairman, in his vale
Iictory, called upon the national
ommittee to help the administra-
ion to carry out its promises to
he people on which the 100000
najority was based. He issued a
elenn warning against anyone ac-
epting that tremendous majority as
n alibi for errors in administration
( government
( The incoming chairman paid his
ribute to the Harding administra-
ion, and then Ralph Williams, of
regon. was elected vice chairman
succeed Mr.. Adams. At the be-
. est of the women members of the
xecutive committee a new vice
hairmanship was created, and Mrs.
seonard G. Woods, OF Pittsburgh,
. Fss elected
Pay Tribute to Hays.
Postmaster General Hays was
iven a demonstration at the con-
lusion of his address National
Committeeman Remmel, of Arkan-
as. delivered a eulogy of the out
.oing chairman, in which he char
cterized him as the master gen.
raj of the republican forces" Mr..
LAYS was then elected a member
( the executive committee.
Senator Watson, of Indiana, like
rise paid a tribute to Mr., Hays in
lacing Mr.. Adams in nomination
or the vacant chairmanship. There
5 only one point of disagreement
.etween the retiring chairman and
he republican leaders, he said, re-
erring to the civil service order on
ostmasterships.
Resolutions were presented on the
cath of Alvin T. Hert, the national
Committeeman from Kentucky, who
led here Tuesday. Resolutions
Tere also adopted on the death of
acob l. Hamon, national commit
eeman from Oklahoma
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
Fireman Wins sI,750 Verdict

William Allen, a hreman, was
awarded $1,75o damages Wednesday
against the Washington Railway
and Electric company for personal
injuries received while riding on a
fire truck on G street northwest.
between Fifth and Seventh streets,
and crushed his arm.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
COTTONSEED OIL.

NEW YORK, June s.-CottonseeG
oil was easy. Spot. 7.40 bid: crude
SIS bid Futures: June, SIS, 7.So;
July, 7.5o, 7.55; August. 7.60. 7.65;
September. III. IT'S; October, 40
7.s5; November 7.65, 7.s5; December,
IT'S, 7.S4; January, 7.S0, 7.s5.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
A Splendid Hair Grower
and Wonderful Beauifier
Found at Last! Shows Results at Once, or
Nothing to Pay.

covered with dandrun and itch ike
mad.
Your druggist can now supply you
with the genuine Partisan Sage
which is guaranteed to quickly and
safely Danish every sign of disgust
ing dandruff. stop itching scalp and
falling hair and stimulate a new
growth, or money refunded.
Thousands can testify to the ex-
cellent results from its use: some
who feared badness now glory In
their abundant hair, while others
who were annoyed for years with
dandruff and itching head got a
clean, healthy scalp after just few
days use of this simple home treat
ment.
aration that supplies hair needs.
IT'S easy to use. perfectly harmless
NOT sticky or greasy. and even the
fIrst application usually makes the
hair and scalp, look and feel 100 per
II You want to save your hair,
make II always look its best and
start a new growth, don't delay
begin using Partisan Sage now
tonight, Peoples Drug Stores viii
supply you. A. large bottle costs
YOU nothing II 1t does not give per-
|fsct satisfaction--Adv. &
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10
The Grand American
Prerogative

HE right to choose is the grand American preroga-
tve-the glory of American democracy.
And most important part of 1.-THE right to choose
what you buy-was bestowed upon you by advertising.
Advertising is much part of odays life cleo
r1c1 antlseptc surgery motor traction 1t is the sys
tenn whereby who has something sell tells about
1T to those who do or should it. For
anything until he knows of its existence
Advertising is the way bywhich you told why you
should have certain goods and how identify those
goods. So the advertisements you find in this Newspaper
make up catalog of needed merchandise.
Articles of all kinds and for all purposes presented
in pleasant way through the medium of type and pic
lures The outstanding requirements of every member of
the family are met by offers of good merchandise of
proved value
The advertisements will help you in the selection of all
manner of things. ss'- "a
Use them for guidance and
You uiH Be a constant gainer Il
$s,.. - a 8
The Washington herald., 1921-06-10

Members of the launch crew in
cluded First Class Mate Kelly, Sea-
man Spriggs, Seaman David, Chief
Machinist Davis. and z. L Noe and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09
ADVERTISING
l.-I,OlnI Iypc

The largest type permitted IN me
Want Al pages i Il point. anu ,n1
smallest space IN which l--pVius
type au may De set is one men. Inc
rate Tor thIs iarSe type Is cents
word daily and cents word sun
day The same scale OF reductions
Viii apply as FOR regular want ads'
AuSs> ...Ss appi, vn.y ~ Au'e!Iisv-
IASnIS oIib.Ha,!AS ~ i.i<i.l!Ohu sId
suburban trfIItorS. rom vluer
svAISvs ihs rates Az. L'a.is. ~ >vnlS
all agate iiHG, SUNDAY, - cents an
Rsale line tcount words 10 the iIne).
cash must accompany the order.
Longer i.ruu rates tvi UusIu,ss Al
NCiISviS on request.
49, = IS I..-S...s .>ISINcu a. late
~ "a A. anu 40 l.. Ii. eaSu wesh day,
anu up to I. ii. Saluiuay Tor correct
Glass lacatlon IN the neat EDITION.
Shustion Wanted Aus Aa.v auu
ti.iS-~heh presented at the W ant
"a Counter n the DIspatvn DLli4tES
by ihose out OF WORN MAJ Gr IuseIieu
Free of Charge.
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Vacation Places
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments ana IIlat,

BELMONT APARTMEST-Fo rcn,- 49,.
room an! bath front apartment, Rem
asp per month. MunlumHn 4. k,vh",
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Try the Classified Way First!

-, whenever YOU have want satsicd-turn To Tic
D>'achs classified section the first Thing.
ITS the only sensible start after nnythin. won
necd-trom typewriter q an automobile. It's thr nu.
hr> move that's never wrong:
n look through The Dispatch'S will
ch H"u the least expensive quickest what
. >
fou'il know about the best can buy the
pcS house oEtaplrtmcn offers on scores
of different Articles for your ofcc
fonvc no sooner thought OF thing than Won knov,
where To turn 10 get II in The Dispatch.
IL there's nd in section that inst hi.
your necd-tak to tho thousands Dispatch readers
with an AL of your own-call Randolph and ask for an
nd takcr. ~ ''' "''
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-. iNDEAt:D FOR QUICK
HEFERENCE
Cse the Ttiephone-CniI Rnudoluh
AK for Munt Ad Tinker

Eiassihed advertisements oiu,< cd for
snG RiCHhOND TIMES DISPATCH
aaliS morning edition Will appear ir
we next edition III The Nv cNiNG
OiSiAICH. The RACES gwen herewitr
cover morning AMI evening service ~
III instances. with the exception oil
1HE SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH
SuiSh is prIScu separately.
Schedule of Want AID itates
snc word daily. maximum
sUS, Set eoiid.
&c word caIIy. minimum oec
agate caps.
&c word sunday minimum
Sbc, Set suiid.
&C a word sunday. MINIMUM
aoc, agate caps.
Consecutive insertions price
oil IA Insertions.
consecutive insertions pttce
Oh D IA insertions.
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fiIDMGBfiEo
Automobile, for SALE

49, '''A' \
BULGE i've passenger in GOOD ronI#rio,
IsteA 7 M pisratch ''
DL4tAS al4 messenger GOOD -.E.
,aG0a u. ans AE.y leiI.Sy.s, i..rr,'nt
Street between and g.
DHl ELDER truck 81. ton, t'tug, -.
rAcitJ. Tor sale Ia good conIi;lo. q.
bay!s R61:e 3 Lp'iisa. Va
boD1f touT,door sedan. 1890 mode: looS.
and funs He hcH. OYner IL Svl!irp -
:. s.ef!hce u gHioH buyer Hichnrorr
leigh streets. Phone Randolph a.:; "
ESSkS touring. perfect Condition. wrI
iIaae Tor roadster Bou!.vhr: 5oGl-W.
Fc!tp-)ne, truck. IN Soad concrlor
Nu.t b" sold Al once. Cali Dosi ESQ
foRD hodJ top and wind th.ei! in root
eohaI.on tos .hIe cneap. .1i1 ". Broad
FORD RACEK--Anherson - "M,ra"
cosgIt L. .l.hone Madison 7ss6
F3 tPio 52uRiSG. isi:. direct from osn.r.
Observation-Disclosures Roadtt.Y: spIsndid
Stuart, ca,ieli. noalevard ,,;;..Jf.r'aes'
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In Mcunori;tIn
MRS. VlNUINIA rEYrON KENT.


When the death angel transported ,ns
;roui ~ t,.npUtary to - rteruo, none
a. the u.un.snJ hour ct thursday,
one wnosy ut.-y.n-h iure and uprsn, ~
has s!teai!! uu!t ier !tscli q snru. IN
have reen .asYsyt 10 h.sa,- taoGgn; ana
hoDitf iHFpy>~ =: IA .hHLrHyr q. iAAt
eAc.upla.! l!n.
:, Mrs. hs1t Was The Gaushtcr of The late
r tUtt v nm, h"%', In %; A"E u, a
late Colonel JusvTn Fyruia4ud nrut. aru
i hsT, iYHS az "a ,m. t%wn nss "a; n
eie OF :Tie nj. IA n,s ..r.hoou 50. ga
Je!ed ever! Ad,an.4s, ln,, w,,i,n could
OF inc Sogth. aua ,,ue to nei new nuiu.
periecl!y Gsu.pi',d 10 pr.s,ue IS mistress
gracious ana lavish hospitality lie IN.
n ma s.- as = WGjnTT ~ "!MHAs!s Fots"s
SisiseG H. '"''''" - u" ana So" "'7
Ths h'sh ,ensra"on ana esteem ia
tested darins In last Isys a; - H.
when news %; her condition was sought
anxously 10y young. :A!uGl-aseG md ul4
OF every stattuussH i.:c Mr.. k,n; n.U
not been "trvns ;pr s'vc-a. years. GUt
never failing interest Ia tho aetly.t:.. u:
her children ana er1nGCH..drcn. .ut IN.
in the almost daIIy drivc, into IA, sue
and ior Of nnEiS ~ No. ,vl"i.F,
Two srandchIic'eH .W!th her for N, vas,
sewers! wees. and i.,-Ncd lav!r ras--
uniting devotion and tender H!In.si-a-iou-
during her srowng w-ahUess as N. end
gradually approached. ln> nsv.el;u.
rather spared her suffering anu ~a-
mind Was t'ehF aud rcau'3fu. - the .,s.
always thnH!as 81 Others.
MIS-. |!rs!n!. .rytun Kent was opra
1T ''Monts0.HeFy Hall. IN Ean. o: hey
faihsr, n StaIn'oa = March. 1853. she
married colonel JOSEF r ken - gir ~ OF
il. 1853, aad n-ca!Hv the mother o: .n-.-
Cau1ren. al OF whom sIrs.y.--Jy Us, "a
, ken; =: IgHtastua. ~ Va 81
Fpniasn. blo-E. ~ ,5Ar.=-roa. AN. ~.
n nc Hiss Mary Preston h--t. H.8 .u-
years hos i-.atst ,r-..s to ... -.
aAI tc-Hfcr; ~ t-a beloved -4.tE -.
oAi--G-! a',trGeuH tl- s-- w..
s.aNtat - 49, - ~ Es-trr -aa
hi'-!c sT-ss'- @; -s=-..:- A------ a.Nass
CeA.I.s tts..--.-@g = t. tr.Eta. 90.
inany -2-'o~.ar i-.s--s Re s-- w.s ls..
G=E:tvH n-yr--
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AhteG. ~ IL. -.:-..-
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wA%TED-ny young man work OF an
hlHu. Ia' Operate car. Address IN
III get. care The Dispatch
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siluatluns MAntcu-.iale 3

AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT position ia
teN" 'nnrG" uI private Earat- or !. &,
-chiuN eur and mccnauIc FOR prlNat.. lam
!iy. Reference. DoA is 800. care In..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

HiACE ST. w l0:3-Itooms md ho,,,,,
looms ana bath. special rates Il, int ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

= n',e naaoS any~a"r. Modera;s
8NF-- 1vLtt-yG helpers ~! 49, s-a
s..Ie EnshEs u u3N to move
:oLr plano later. We are TAIN: ort,.r.
90 S-.t-ssDtr wusiEs- C-.f's p..n
trs'n-s Randolph 7I3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

ceiving clerk, assistant shipping cr. re-
or rositiop Of ANY lind in whnicsaic Gusi.
sfss - Hsis tor '8 W. <. W, "" MAd'a'"
SHIPPING cLEnK want, work a: once.
/ Iuci> and steady. BOX hi. Tho Di.
SHOW CARD WRITER wishes chance TO
h.comv window trimmer oi general dfV
good; make an omcr. rhonc Randolph
iss9-s
WArcnMAN. experienced wants position
SSr% "".v "e"'oFu bvfrS> '"' y seventh
If YOU wan, job or piece worh done al
dress @lh Nicholson Street
! "2hk d! niddie-ag'd man in store or
Sn"p OF wdtchiusn'S place. Good refer
enc aennaint.d ia city. boA L sU:.
POSITION wantci--YouIv mar "a ,.,,.s
OF cEc. with thrc" years girfic.i Sx".
.lenee aud some kno~. d. .; boul. .-.u-
" ii%i Ca; o. s@s"s mar" HG'9 OF
ii .si. care rne Dispatch, '''esS "o1
" ;hSlm,;i., p ,ti,on by ~ statesman.
tishnom: hs"lga.r,ers i sam i 70" ,o5 -
" ;',;ni,,in Eo,i,i"n as utter ,p'in, and
rNp"rI"nt" 4. :. g1Nrrnu.ut. Al r.t,,-
nc L,nn"r't'rr, ability. signed Il. q.
WANTED Work OF any kiid by an In
duIiriHnS Inuns man. age 20 years Ca,I
i'dIi'lbl hoarJ.
WASTED. woth 81 amy Kind by needy
wh,tc man An IA urgent need -. WOW,
AMI VA ,'ke anything. !. SIS. can.
WANTED. b. young cCior.d man D.sJ.
zion at Hospital work. OF g. butler
Ihnm'Su' "r cleaner. Rufus Green. i5:5
WISH position as .ssis,an; win ,-,cri.
, ~ ian. i"'t% !'.rs, eArertenee IN hos
s"yata ~ ok il il". . .' box ~ >G ,;r.i
fYuHG married man. Win executive .ab.i-
G 900. care IN" Dispatch.
foUNG man desires position with real
Johnson. fhone Madison ,oi, " y" ''s''''i a.
f"CNG man, technical eIur' Ton. ~
along mechanical. Gee, ni',,i-
Iurglcai lines Som" cri.nc..
hSs ~, s2s zion ra A"I'nnf s';e
MnsfS Ssiliiy cunt. san as @ y" - ana'
,, n9a ; s.., :. care rhs p,sP"ieh'
MdmrIthS lon on S car ior "t,H ,"Tins ,r:p
YOUNG Man wishes position around r.r.
~" d'!'I any MAJ ear ana iv mIno;
SGy last f.anl,iin Street.
YOUNG MARRIED. mau wants No.n o,
Az H'"H' No"n.' .T'..."E ana "s,I,cdu-
YOUNG man as" twenty i've. Y,,r,,sa
'hrs" vars ir"reling an! s,.cs eAperl-
Snts. desires p"s'tsun IN os putstuc OF
EiChinubu. one Nh'I. T"uIurl" r,f.on il
based OF WILLINGNESS dissemination ana
aeeompii >hmen hyst r,tsteu,.s. IA
drr-. buA ,-9r'. cal. Ihr IIEU-~. D..
patch.
YOUNG man, experienced IN buona,oplrE
lsNrO! ANA general ur.g. WORK. is RS
position Immediately. Phone Madison
ltii-W.
YOUNG MAN. With "Apcrlsu,, IN bo".
keeping nnd sA!'S!ua n.hig. .vSlTrs POSI-
iinu. iiOA IS s2i. care IHv DISPATCH
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Heip-aialc Or Female

"..s il.1 month. Eag"Ei-H.e uuarccS-
-aty. FOR free particulars %; ,.a.l.na-
i.pn, wTii" j. Leonard ttOr!u,: .!yu
s.rs.re "Aa!a!atry. 100 r:.u!.a1!, Bog
tash.nItnu. -. {.
Man AND WIFE ia rh"!o. OF 80. l!v!r.
On S"dutiip! IneS- 9"Nke B-s farm.
wants man ana "l.e who can 1. CON
ssu.al social. 20 1--we an! syik WAN
L.u FOR Il !gi.g ana liberal share Of
,ne .r1Eir. la HAZE Fam, n.rls'
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"ANrEp "a position by Al salesman.
,hor4ushly i,mii.ar Win virginia.
southern territory. ONLY .cn,it;t,n i.
kicn!mon! headquarters 80. n yOs
care 4 II" Dispatch. ''
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Machinery and Tools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-09

BOOK EEPlNG OF OHiC. position by youn..
man w'i" cAvCu'N. sUlIty. Years
ui;ICe experience as boon hry per ,.snl.,
correspondent ana typIst. GOOD refer,
'htts. . 1913. care me D!spatcn