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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-23

almost exactly the same as all state
and city appropriations for higher
education.
In 1890 we blew away in smoke OF
cigars and cigarets $500. 100000 more
than the total cost OF all education in
1918. The total cost for tobacco. in
all its forms, in 1920. was five times
the total of teachers salaries in 1919
and almost exactly the same as the to-
tai cost for elementary and secondary
1917. and 1918. For tobacco in its
various forms we paid more than
we have paid for higher education
since the founding of Harvard college.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-23
Another whispering SMITH Fan.

We couldn't do that. We can't rec
ommend a bookwe've never read and
which we are unlikely to read. But
We stand by whispering Smith" We
recall two passages in contemporary
literature which have stirred US. One
is Owen Wisters picture of that grove
of whispering cottonwoods and the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-23

The indicted White Sox players have
been accorded the beneficence of the
mol pros; but don't let it worry you
The indicted White Sox players are
back where they started. That may
not be adequate punishment for the
alleged offense, but it is a toIerably
severe ordeal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-23

Practically the entire crop of the
United States is grown in four western
states-California, Oregon, Idaho and
Washington. To California belongs
the honor of having introduced the
production of the prune in this coun-
try. Foreseeing the possibilities of the
fruit, energetic growers of that state
imported the finest trees. engaged the
most expert horticulturists, and started
in to show the people of the United
States what real prune looked and
tasted like.
The prune lovers point to the fact
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
SAILED.

Strs Walter A Luckenbach, Hamburg Via
Philadelphia; FL Estero. New Orleans; Era-
ciana (Br), Philadelphia: + d Asche, Texas
City: Henry r Mallory. Havana. Grandfos
(Nor). Nassau; Elizabeth Maersk DAM
Santiago: vestris (Brl. Liverpool; Maine
dam; Verentia CBr). London; Finland. Ant
werp via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Spartan
Prince (Rr). Constantinople; Cedric tBr),
Liverpool: Toloa (Br). Havana; Hamilton.
Norfolk: Java QtaD. Gibraltar. Algeria
(Br). Glasgow VIA Moville; City OF Alma.
Philadelphia olympic (Br). Southampton
via Cherbourg: Solhaug (Nor), Norfolk.
Strs El oriente, Galveston; Arapahoe
Charleston and Jacksonville; Quernstad
(Nor). st John, NIB: Pearldon. Tampico
San Lorenzo. San Juan. Ponce and May
Santiago and Kingston.
Strs Anna (Nor). Iiingston3 Joseph
Cuneo CNor), Gibara and Baracoa: Sinsin-
ava Norfolk: Taormina QtaD, Naples and
Genoa.
Schr Gladys NJ Taylor. South Amboy.
Echrs ComInack, San Juan, &C; Edwin y
Farrar. Kilkenny. Ga.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
lreduced to sea leve) at New York on Sat
urday. March IA. 1921, at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
tpenty-nine and ninety-nine hundredths
(o9. .ea) inches. This clGsely approximateS
seven hundred and sixty-one and seven-tenths
CTs1.T millmeters. Captains of all vessels
lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn anvantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometeys require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, Pm, q, light;
clear; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MALL

HALIFAX, May 1i--Arrived. schr Marion
L Mason eBr). Turks Island via Lunenburg.
Sailed iith, echrs Ninon l. (Br). Mobile
Guilty Sark (Br). st Johns, Me- Flowerdew
CBr). Baysde and Bridgewater ito load for
New York; i3th. str Chaudiere tBr), Ber-
muda, &C.
HAVANA, May s-Arrived. strs Santa
Isabel, Tnmpico. Santa Theresa tBr). New
York via Jacksonville. 9th. Eika Ill tNor)
Mobile; Matanzes, Tampico. Santa Veronica
do.
MAZATLAN, May T--Arrived. str Paraiso
San Pedro land sailed for San Blasl.
QUEBEC. May 12-Passed In Bird Rock
str Canadian Navigator CBr). Rotterdam fol-
Montreal
Passed in Dast Point 18th. str Canadian
Beaver (Br), Demerara, &C. for Montreal.
ST JOHN, NIB. May i2-Arrived. ctr Cana
dian Sailor CBr), Halifax; schrs Bessie \
White (Br). Perth Amboy; Georgia 2
jenkins. Boston: Edith Belliveau ,Br), Ber-
muda.
Sailed nth, str Erik III dam. Havana.
ST JOHNS, NF. May IArrived. schr
James o'Neill (Brl, Torrevieia.
SYDNEY. CB. May ii-Arrived. str No-
lunda fBr), Halifax.
Sailed iith, ctr Clearpool CBr), Montreal
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph. ]

ASTORIA. o. May is-Arrived. str Mitsuiki
Maru (Jap). KOBE.
sailed l5th. str Wet Ivan, Hong .ss Kons, ;.
Prince Arthur CBr). Yarmouth; AgwiWorld,
Port Lobos: North Land. New York; tug
Confidence, Lynn, with barge Suffolk FOR
Arrived isth. etr Lewis X Thuriow. Jucar no.
Sailed i4th, strs Craigrownie, Newport
sailed itth. strs oity OF Atlanta, sayNn-
nah; Delaware, New York; Nantucket, Bal
tInore via Norfolk: Essex. Philadelphia;
York. with barses Hughes Line and Jim
Hughes; palla1. Fall River, with barge
Mooremack No Cnot bcfore) Lehish, New
from 81 George, 142 and ~ from Boeton.-
Wind at Highland Light, noon, Sc, l3 miles
'hss sss1TsMRG tTHs sReo'H Mc May iaArrivsd, ctr,
Assimina NJ Embircos GGreekl. pirasun !
West Inskip. New York Molesey (Br). LIS.
bon waban, Norfolk: Margaret. Port
Cleared 1sth, s.r- siGaw. Range orr
I,eith Astur tSw), vingai Gioucster, Nor
folk. Providence and Boston; Greeian. Sa-
sailed iath, strs l. p Ho1mb,ad dam. Co
penhagen; Hawkeys State, Newport News
BUZ5ARps BAY lcape God Canap. Mass,
Passed west fath. rtrs Mohawk; veedol,
'oc cHkRiEsTcN TX EEss.TSc9N sc. May 1s--ssned. str
Ianape New York.
CAPE HENRY, Va, May IL, RM-faSSed
IN. str Borgestad tNorl. Tuspam Tor Balti.
more.
Passed out isth. 80 PM. ctr Yapalaga,
Baltimore for Antwerp, Sc.
ia ssed ont tlth, AN. strs Henri Doutach
de IA Meurthe Crr. Baltimore for New
York. AN Port Antonio tNor), do for
Port Antonio AM, Chile Maru tJap,, DO
for Savona; w g Teagle, do for Tampico. n
Wind NV, "a miles. clear.
GALVESTON, Tex. May 13-Arrived, str
Montana CNor), Tampioo.
Arrived 13th, str Jackewannat Mobile.
sailed 18th. strs Saisca CBr). Hull, Boliv-
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
CLEARED.


lFrom U. S. Naval Communication service-l
Str oregonian. Eaton. Hamburg-United
American Lines. Inc.
str Rochamoeau I'D, AnneTt, haVre-
Str Athenai (GreeD. konbomirivitis,
Piraeus-D Polymero.
Str Uncas (Br). Heath, Piraeus and Bur
gao-Standard OH Co OF New York.
Str Esther Dollar (Br, MacPhaal. Van
couver, Kobe. sc. via Norfolk and Charles
ton-Dollar steamship Lines
Str Steel Inventor. Turner. Los Angeles,
San Francisco. &C. via Panaca Canal
Isshmiap Steamship team VINE Lnss. r.mnco1rr,,aa
States and Mexico oil Corporation.
Str Aurora GDutoh). Bakker. Cape Hsyti.
Str Tosto (Nor). Biorset. Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata. &c-Columbus Steamship Co.
Str Maracaibo. johnson, Laguayra. Cura-
Daliert & Co.
Str San Lorenzo. Foes. San Juan. Ponce
and Mayagnez-New York and Porto Nieo
Str Edith. Briggs. San Juan. Ponce and
Observation-Disclosures Line.
Str Henry r Mallory, Barstow. Havana--
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Joseph Cuneo (Nor). Jacobsen. Gil
oara and Baracoa-Atantic Fruit q 80.
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Connotton, Kinney. Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton, Nelson. Norfolk-old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
Str Gaelic Prince (Br). Sucdaby, NorfolK-
Furness, Witty Co.
Str Chappaqua, Wallace Baltimore-CaAa-
han, Atkinson Co.
Str France Maru (Jap). Oki. Baltimore
Harrise. Msgiu & Co.
Str Belvidere. Walker. Baltinore-Jamee W
Elwel & Co.
Str Quernstad CNor). Berglund. st john
Munson Steamship Line.
Str Norwalk, Crowell, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
Schr Mabel Gum (Br), Mckinley. Hall
fax-J h Whitney & Co.
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro CBr). Nc
Donald. Windsor F Whitney & Co
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Dangers TO Navigation.
tReported % t1s TIydrosraphic Office

Reported 20 fns ityurcgFhphc OtilCesl
Collision with wreckags May ~. lat
q OF. lon % 81. weasel strugk submerged
wreclage.
MAY Z. lat 2s 90. Ion "a II. n spar project
inE about feet out OF water.
April %. lat 81 70. lon a. os. GROWERS
about 30 feet long and 10 feet high.
May 2. lat - 10. Ion IS o5, berss and
GROWERS.
May 3. lat ~ Of. lon 40 ". and lat ~, Ion
90 05, icebergs.
May s, lat AZ, lon 4s 10. a small Iceberg
la; az 10, lon 4s 80, a large berg.
May .. lat II 80. Ion 81 81. small and a
large iceberg.
May o. lat Al 5s. lon 90 &C., a large Ice
berg.
The following radiogram was received from
The " s. Coast Guard cutter Seneca. May
1s-Bergs May II. Q I'M, lat ~ 35. ion 20 TO-
9 AM lat - 30. Ion 4s 57, and II AN. lat
~ Ss lon a. 10; bcrgs. May ~, I'M. lat
VI 20, Ion 80 y seneca's position, lat ~ %,
Ion ~ ~ near berg sighted May y, lat
~ ~. Ion 81 30 bergs and GROWERS May n,
10 PM. lat - 80. lon SO IS numerous oerEs
and GROWERS May ~ 10 PM, lat ~ 40. ion
AZ - numerous bergs and growlew on track
between iat AZ o0. lon A. y. 20 lat - 30,
Ion 40 a.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
ART SALES.

IMPORTANT FORCED RESIDENCE SALE
HOUSE SOLD MUST BE VACATED
NAT E CHNER, Auctioneer
Has Been Instructed
TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Entire Magnificent Contents Of the
Private Residence,
liz West 95th Street
Monday, May Is, at iO:30 A. M.
ny Order OF Mrs. Hazel NJ. McKernon
Beautifully Furnished Throughout
Mahogany 8S Note Player Piano
Draperies, Curtains, Upright Piano
High Glass 1O-Piece Dining Room Suite,
Drawing Room Suite. Magnificent Ivory Twin
Bedroom Suite. also Walnut Bedroom Suite
Complete fine Bedding. Table and Bed Linens.
Brass Beds, Daveno. Couches.
FINE ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS
OIL PAINTINGS. DRESSES, CHIFFON
IERs. MIRROR, FRONT WARDROBE,
LIBRARY SUITES. yICTROLA WITH
RECORDS.
Screens. bookcases. Desks. Chairs, ETC.;
Blankets, silk Lambs Wool Comfortablee.
EXHIBlTION A. NJ: DAY OF SALE:
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR DEALERS
AND HOUSEkEEPERS WHO ATTEND
THIS ABSOLUTE SALE.
Cash Deposits Required for Immediate
Removal.
SALE CONDUCTED BY
LIBERTY AUCTION ROOMS
1874 University Place.
Telephone Stuyvesant o1S.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

also reports that on April 10 Bona Island
light was showing one flash every 2l sec
onds. The approximate position OF Bona ISL
and light, LAT s Ss 80 y, Ion 70 30 80 w.
The following information was received
from the American Consul General, London
under date of April 25, 1921: According
TO an announcement made by the British
Admiralty the leader cable is available for
use. without charge. for vessels leaving or
making Sp,thead in thick weather, or for
purposes OF experiment. Application for the
use OF the cable should be made by the wire
less station at Niton, Isle OF Wight, call
signal GNI, 10 the captain of the signal
school at Portsmouth. or by telegraph on
land The seaward end OF the cable Is situ-
ated about 6la miles southward from Nab
ToHel in LAT 90 80 3s N. Ion 0 80 i3 W.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

inaugural parade held in Washington.
II was named for Samuel f. IS. Morse,
inventor OF the telegraph. who, tradition
relates. often sat beneath IL and recited
to Interested steners the wonders of
the telegraph. In the olden days many
famous politicians also would gather in
its shade TO discuss affairs of party and
state
The TRUNK of the tree has been pre-
sented 10 the American Forestry Asso-
citation. The elm was one of the first
trees TO be given a place by this asso-
citation in the hall of fame of trees with
q history
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
u. S. INQUIRIES INTO
PERU WIRELESS AWARD
Monopoly Was Seen in Con-
tract With Marconi.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Award by the
Peruvian Government OF concession 10
the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com
pany. Ltd. of London. for operation OF
the Peruvian wireless postal and tele-
graphci services for a period of twenty
five years has been made the basis Tor
representations by the American Gov
ernment The American communication,
street was widened some years ago.
This rec has looked down upon every
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
AMERICAN PORTS.
BY Maii.I

BELLINGHAM, Wash, May 6-Sailed, str
NJ Dollar CBr). Kobe, &c.
HONOLULU. May ARRIVED, strs Logan.
Manila for San Francisco Manulani, San
Francisco Colombia, do for Yokohama. &c
(and proceeded next day.; Sth. Frank q
Drum San Francisco
Sailed 9th, etrs Montgomery City, Atlantic
port: 7th. Lurline. San Francisco
HOUSTON. Tex, May 9-Arrived. strs Elm
leaf (Br) Rotterdam Lackawanna pam,
Mobile.
sailed 9th. str II W Sinclair. Philadelphia: !:
motor Worden Plainfield Gstter f0th).
PORTLAND, Me. May 12-Arrived, tug
w B Keene, Virgins. sc. towing barge
Darien land tug sailed for Savannah with
barge Vale Royal In tow.
SAN FRANCISCO. May S-Arrived, str j A
Moffett, Pearl Harbor.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. May ARRIVED. strs
Anyo Maru (Jap). San Francisco Tor Val
paraiso, West Himrod, Astoria.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
HERCULES POWDER REPORTS.

Tho quarterly report of the Hercules
Powder Company for the fret three
months of 1921. issued yesterday. shows
a net loss, after Federal taxes and
charges. OF s62.40l against net earnings
OF $3.50 in the corresponding quarter
Of last year. Gross receipts for the
quarter we're s2.s2s,2 237. against a1s6,63o.
Preferred dividends Of sii6,e52 we're paid
and caused a deficit of s179,o5S for the
quarter.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

il was learned. was not in the form
Of a protest.
First reports received here indicate
the agreement was virtually a monopoly
in form. but later advlces to the State
Department were said to have shown 1t
would not interfere with the business of
the All-America Cable Company in Peru
or between that country and the United
States.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
LEGACY pIsALLowED.

PROVIDENCE, +. J.. May IA bequest
OF $4,000 to the German Red Cross is
provided for in the will of Lewis o. Ruh-
land Of Cranston. has been disallowed by
the Superior Court. In its decree. made
public to-day, the court holds that the
United States was at war with Germany
at the time the bequest was made and
payment OF the money Is forbidden under
the trading with the enemy act.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
QUINCY MINING DEFICIT.

The report of the Quincy Mining Com
panY for 1920 shows a deficit. after
taxes and charges, Of so3074l, In con-
trast to a net income OF SilS.597 in 1919.
The company for the first time in fifty
wears found 1t impossible to produce
CT pper with profit. The company's op-
erations OF the year reduced its profit
and loss surplus to s1.s7s.26o.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
GERMANS LAUNCH
BIG FREIGHT VESSEL
Fifth of TUelUe for South
American Service.

FLENssuRG, May 1.-THE fifth of
twelve large freight vessels being built
for the South American service estab-
lished by Hugo SHINES. the German in
dustrial magnate. was launched here
yesterday.
IL was christined the Havenstein IN
honor OF Rudolf Havenstein, head OF
the German Reichsbank.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

Lieut. Lloyd e. Greene, Medical Corps. to
Naval Hospital. League Island. Philadel-
phia: Lieut.. Herman kossler, TO Y. >: ..
oklahoma; Lieut.. William Kuskey. to Navy
Yard. Washington: Capt. Trevor w. Leutze.
Supply Corps. TO Bureau Supplies and Ac-
counts washington, u. c.. as assistant 10
S. and A. Lieut.. Frederick J. Legere. Sup
ply corps. to Naval Air Station, Pensacola,
Fla. Lieut., Commander Charles 2. Mason,
TO Naval Air Station, Pensacola. Fla; Lieut.
Haden III. Phares, to Naval Station, New
Orleans, La: Lieut.. William Popham, 10
command II. S. 8. So.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
COMMITTED FOR OBSERVATION.

ABrNGToH. Mass, May 1f.--Mrs. Mar
saret Crane of Rockland. who is alleged
10 have attacked Miss Mary Gavin. a
school teacher with IN axe because her
daughter was sent home, was ordered
committed to hospital for observation
to-day. She had been brought before
the court on a warrant charging assault
with dangerous weapon, obtained by
Miss Gavin.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
WASHINGTON LOSES
FAMOUS ELM TREE
Meeting Place of Morse and
Other Noted Men.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE famous
Morse elm at the corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Fourteenth street. one
OF the oldest landmarks in the national
capital. is gone 1t was removed at mid
night after long but losing fight for
its life, which began when Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
NOTICE. TO MARINERS.

Bona Island light. paname--The master
~ the American str Deuel. reports that on
April 3 Bona Island light was showing one
flash every ~ seconds, thus light SEQ
ends. eclipse ~ seconds
The master Of the American str-- -Brust
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAP5, RACE. NF. May i4-Baromcter at
noon. Sb20 inches: wind, w. fresh; weather.
fine: temperature. - deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

CHTCKS--S. G. Buff. Leg. Rock Reds and
mkt. l0c and up, prompt shipment. Cir
cular free. JACOB NEIMoND, McAlister-
VILE. Pa. box ls
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Naval Orders
New York Herald Bureau,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., May IA.

Special Despatch to THE New YosK HERALr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Ivy WILLIAM +. Redo.
Realtor.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Valuable Vacant Lot in
the West End

da 10y virtue Of certain deed Of trust.
the the u SnnG % 1920. and recorded in
JJ depi Office in y. b. o15-H. mage eI Ia1
mcnt "' of n u nat been made in the pay
tthh " and having been ra@, secured ed
l. the e mSdersISy, Hereunder SO to do,
TUESDs,STn trustee. viii. on
IN tho At ELS O'clock P. MI NJ
Estate ESehan os the 3, Richmond Real
sinn proceed to sell at I pub,,c Ninth
VIZ: That III ttr eertniI conveyed therein.
ana an being being IN the County o ,Sh ao lying
shown %'' on , hot f No 81 81 l. BLOCK e. as
the Abbey Realty CorporatPinpoop erty OF
a as SGGlso IN Place; Section R s"0w Tn,
Man Eook ., page e'' ., ""'erk's Office in
or h h,S iGt is suitable for speculat,o,
TERMS: Cash.
w. p. REDO.
Trustee
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Situations Wnntcd-Alalc "a

HOOKS EErER Young man well quail
iied 80 hhnd!" looks oi large concern.
familiar with financial statements. thor
ov.hiy experienced n Up-iu-tat. my IL
obs also cT"!liS ana sales on 10 r;c
scale. goo! correspondent. NOW connect
ID with IHI." wholesale frm. Refer
"nces ~ - a"l.tty ana! character
j".. car" The Dispatch.
BOOK KEEPER --ENprE!enr.l doubl.-cutry
nnukNcHr"r carh!!" compiling financial
statements, out employment account
business depression. wants Immediate
connection. notary public. Best Cr-dcn-
t!als; Mars!c! !ioN y ta5. Tho Dis
patch
POSITION wanted 10y 40. hardware
'nan WIN - gears ,NIrr!cnoe n whole
sale and Tc'a. store Rest OF reference.
Box l. ~ orr. IN. Dl.nntcM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
situations Wantcd-Icmalc .u

,IEltlCNl.-Wt ntod. 0IorI0il position ~
once Ia,l Madison 3SaN-J.
TEACHER Experienced teacher wants
position - t-acn IN ?uhIiC OF private
school. Professional certificate. Refer
cuy-s gwen. Address l.. . bon go
Rlchmoni ~
YOUNG LADY. oNP.'irucoI in general of.
rrs work. with knowledge OF ShoEthiua.
desires position immediately. Bon
- 80. TIN. Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Salcslll.il and A.cn,s

Statesmen "" have absolutely tho best
In"uo y-maSiUE proposition ON ;hv mar
E"t. -ilysmr" Of proven ability and must
L. high class. can MAX. better than Sluu
weekly. commission basis and our zen
oral instruction insur"s earnings AT once.
- les mans WORK is to obtain pubilc!ry
LIS, TOY the official uut.usor"d source.
records nv Martin. Ennm 40. 1G1.
Mnruhys Uut.l slturiny afi"rmooh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
Funeral Directors
.>p.rul >one.,

iACI-Eawla Iha.p. funeral director
auG sEElI inc: 5H. East MAID street.
Mra!SuA .l!.- Randolph yt"S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

RICHMOND PHARMACY
5oi Eas, Main street,
ScuER's
N.rtn ana Broad streets
% North E!rhtucu,n. Street;
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
Tv,n,v-rrs, and Main Streets.
(.AlpNfoI-\ l,IilrN at,V
ei25 Fai-,npun; Avenue.
EAToN.S pIlARMAcY
: II. CRAIG.
.sou r,s, rro,d street
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ANY THESE DkiNCu WANT AD STATIONS WILL. ACC
\

WE, or FIRST STREET..
y. NO ..SlEFEH
30Gl Yves; cary street.
BURROWS pRUG STORE,
5000 West Cary street.
SIIRKEY'S PHAHMAcY.
7i2 North Sheppard street
HANKS BOULEVARD PHARMACY
$500 west BROAD street.
CANEro'S DNUG STORE.
Robinson and Floyd
HOOVER PHARMACY.
Robinson and Main.
TIE BRANDS PHARMACY.
$50! iArf. -Avt@Ue.
q g. KERN.
.-.s Hanover Avenue
GROVE AVENUE PHARMACY,
ct-t Grove Avenue.
Z = BOOMER.
1873 W,s; Main stree;
;iEEN:rTAgiE DRUG COMPANY,
:St- Yves: S-oad street.
HCSL,C DRUG STORES,
.s. Ea-S Avenue
WEST EN- clNEECTIcNEEY.
. Wes, MAJ street
a JOHANN
- T-- NEa ste
1-E=. STREET. a=.i RA,A ~.
7v t S-5s,.
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s
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rt,r r rEE>T >ERE.sg.
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CT A SSIFIED ADVERTISING
linden ron QUICK REFERENCE

~, CLASSIFIED advertisements ordered for THE RICHMOND TIMES:
vii! THE
EfENS DisihTCi Tho herewith morning
OF
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----||-------"
RE.H ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

Apartments and f'iats "a
room and bath TO
. rooms ard bath. Central and IVES,
End. Rentals $3.50 and up. Possess
sion now and September ls, See me
complete list AZ our Office Morton q
Tina .h!mcr. second floor. First National
BANK iuiIdiuE =
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EueryA d on This Page Is An Opportunity Read The
MERCHANDISE
Jcwclry and Watches

REDUCTIONS II. siivrrwlre. wedding
presents. schdaf Bros. 30 East broad
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EMPLOYMENT
Helm Wuntctl-NInlc

Help Wnntcd-Mnic 81"
Tor nU-rouui Wagon .vvcrk;
mus; hu = good mechanic. church I'm
Vehicle CO. SIS North Twenty fourth
street
nOYS Wanted. ten high school students
OF iiyst-sctr college men Tor summer ''n-
ploymcnt. good pay. Apply IN pcrson =
go Wc.,t G-tC" 81 l. O'Clock ana 4"
O'CLOCK.
EXrERT automobile painter. Give cN.
pcri.nc"- and references. Address 1904
y o2s The Dispatch.
MEN wanted 10 learn the barber t-ade.
Tuition, SIS. tools free diplomas given.
Wife Tor information. Richmond uIr-
her College. 5Oi East Marshal. Street.
Exaui;ns;ions soon Salary. slioc-s, 800.
ENp.CicnC. unnecessary. Write for t-""
particulars about positions ami cNa!ui-
nations Columb.a school % civil SER
yicr. $50 Pope Building Washington.
NE d"sire Richmond representative.
II. should I've vNp"TicnC"1 in Cou>truc.
tion or ARCHITECTURAL design lie should
H. isinii!a- WIKI Richmond ard be able
10 furnish references as % cha'acte'
and ABILITY. Ills work would be sc.;ns
Perhaps YOU are The man. Let's Ia IL
:; over sec Wm L. Branch at y. W
l. A.. Room No. SIS.
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LHE STOCK
Poultry nnd Supplies

bAbf Cl.iCkS Vigorous strong ha,chcd
baby chicks. single cniui ,ybi,. .,.
h"inS h "unGs strain. Ny mammoth
lh'hhaior> 81" hopping thousands of big
700 pcr cont live delivery Euaraniccd
$ll per zoo or - cents oarh N"N, Iii.
httch Juno goth. Request frc" rat-
G'"su' Tenth year cart Gilltland.
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Seeds, Plants. Fertilizers

SEE Terrell Bros. .or everything In lew.
el.y. az West Broad Street.
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Hclp-AiaIc or Female ::

civil. SERVICE examinations for CLERKS
FOR postal mail service and government
deTari'n"rtS Mon. women. over -. $40
month. Experience unnecessary. For
fro. particulars. write j. - leonard
,tormcr civil Service ENimln.rp. iUI3
EGui'thlc Butidine. WASHINGTON. u. g