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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
YOUNG MEN
MOST ACTIVE
Y. M. C. "A. OFFICERS AND
COMMITTEES FOR YEAR
ARE SELECTED

The Young Mems Christian associa-
ition this year has a large group OF
young business men who are taking
an active hand in its management. AT
"a meeting of the board of directors
held last Tuesday evening, R. A. Tink-
ier was elected president of the asso-
ciation,. and w. A. Koch, vice. president
/, Other Officers
The other officers, j. N. Manson, Jr.,
treasurer, and Wells E. Turner, re-
,cording secretary, were elected a
month ago.
Committees were likewise appointed
The association is looking forward
to a year more active than any in the
past AID preparations are already un-
der way for the membership campaign
which will come some time during the
month of October.
Committees
Following are the committees that
have been selected for the year 1921
1922:
Executive-R A. Tinker, w. A. Koch,
w. E. Turner, John N. Manson, Jr.
AuditingC. H. Brimmer, w. E.
Turner, Geo. Ruder, VIM. Anderson
G. A. Cowee.
Finance-W. B. Heineman, J. l.
Sturtevant, A. H. Reid, W. A. Koch
ID. G. Everest
Physical-A. P, Woodson, DR.. j. r
Bryant, B. Silberstein, Geo. Ruder
VIM ZiInmer.
p Boys-W H. Flieth, j. F. Kell f. P.
Stone, G. S. Snyder, L. N Larson.
Membership-W. Fl. Burhop, H. S.
Wright, Il. E. Hochtritt, Karl Schmidt
c. G. Hooker, Atherton
Social-Karl Schmidt, ]. A. Row.
ley, Ira S. Parker.
Education and Religion. J. H.
Kolter, A. Fl. Reid, S. B Tobey.
INDUSTRIAL. M. Van Douser, Her.
bert Christian, Geo. Vehlow.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
ST. MARY'S FOUR STORY
ADDITION DOUBLES
CAPACITY

"Wausau is destined to become the
leading hospital center in northern
Wisconsin, reads the foreword to a
booklet outlining the remarkable
growth of St. Mary's hospital, its past
struggles, it's present achievements
and it's future possibilities The book
let is issued in contemplation of the
splendid four story addition to that
Institution that is already under way.
5000 Patients
The addition will be a four story
structure, with basement and srib-
basement. 1t is of modern, fire-pr oof
construction, the materials used be-
ing brick and reinforced concrete.
When completed it will more than
double the present capacity of st.
Mary's which means that there will be
facilities for the care of some 5000
patients during a year.
St. Mary's contemplates also the
establishment of school for nurses
as part of the addition and there
will be embodied in it dormitories for
them. Glass rooms for the instruc-
tion of student nurses, faculty now
lacking; clinical laboratory, with
out which no modern hospital is COM
plete; more operating rooms; shower
baths; a more adequate kitchen equip
ment for the preparation and serving
of appetizing meals and extra laun-
dry facilities are among the many fine
features of the $150,000 addition which
will bring the value of the estate
owned by the Sisters of the Divine
Saviour to over 100000.
Aids COnvalescence
"Wausau is fortunate in being To-
Gated inland" further continues the
booklet, away from large bodies of
water and in having high altitude,
thus aiding the patient materially
during the period of convalescence.
Wausau is also favored in having a
highly skilled and well trained corps
of physicians and surgeons, whose
success has made Wausau famous
throughout the north central part of
the state.
1.-THE history of St. Mary's begins
December 1st, 1905. Before that time
Wausau, like many other cities of its
size, had found it very difficult to
maintain hospital. Several praise
worthy attempts had been made to
establish and support such an insti-
tuition, but for one reason or another
the enterprises had not been success
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
COUNTY DOES
FULL SHARE
COLLECTED $500 SO FAR
FROM PROHIBITION
VIOLATORS

A practical joker now remarks that
perhaps the amounts received from
fines for violations of the Prohibition
Enforcement act will make up the an
nual loss of revenue sustained by the
government when prohibition was
made effective
Marathon county rs contributing its
just share toward this total for al
ready over $500 has been realized
in fines from the municipal and cir
cult courts on prohibition violators.
More To Collect
This $500 does not represent the to-
tai fines imposed but rather, repre-
sents the amount of money that has
actually been paid in to the clerk OF
court Much more is to come, fines
amounting to nearly $1,000 having been
fixed this week but not yet having been
paid over to Clerk of Court Belize.
A report has already been mailed to
the state board of education of the
amount of money received from prohi-
bition fines. According to the law, the
schools are going to be the agency to
benefit from this added revenue. The
state board of education recently sent
a letter to all counties asking what
it's proceeds from this source would
be- The income thus added will be a
tremendous assistance to that Depart
ment of state government.
Will Re More
During the next six months, it is
anticipated by officials, the receipts in
fines from violators of the prohibition
law, will be much larger than during
the past More cases are pending as
time goes on; more moonshiners are
being brought into court and prohi-
bition officials are busy.
Clerk of Court Belize has just fin
ished also his summary of fines and
costs in criminal cases for the month
of August, usually a quiet period. The
amounts realized from these cases
have been turned over to him by Judge
Marchetti. County fees amounted to
$74.34. City fines totalled $2S9 and
state fines $235. $50 If anyone thinks
we haven't got anything to do,' says
Mr. Belize, "let him come into our Of
fee. We can put them all to work"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
PHYSICIANS TO MEET
HERE SEPTEMBER 80

A number Of physicians from Mara
thon and neighboring counties are ex-
pected to attend the autumn meeting
Of the Ninth Councillor District Medi-
cal society to be held in Wausau, Fri
day afternoon and evening, September
30. r
DR.. Peter Bassoe of Chicago will be
the principal speaker and will conduct
clinic in nervous and mental diseases
at the afternoon session to be held
at the county hospital. Dr. l.. A.
Copps Of Marshfield, and DR.. Merritt
IL. Jones Of Wausau, will speak at the
evening session to be held at the Wau-
sau, will speak at the evening session
to be held at the Wausau club follow
ing dinner given there at $50
O'Clock.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
HIGHER SCOUTING"
HAS ITS DRAWBACKS

Higher Scouting" has~-its draw
backs, one well meaning supporter of
the Bov Scout movement declares. Be-
cause of the formation Of Pine Tree
patrols, which admit first class scouts
to membership. one Of the largest and
most efficient troops in the city has
found itself badly crippled New mem
bers are being found for troops thus
affected and when these are trained
the troops shattered because of high
er scouting will be back on the map
again.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
CLEANUP SQUAD
COMPLETED WORK
LAST SATURDAY

The government "Clean-Up" Squad
which spent all of last week in the
city, completed its work last Satur-
day after hearing the cases of 297 ex-
service men who had grievances of
one sort or another to present. Many
claims we're settled Immediately, the
board forwarding its decisions to
Washington. DR.. w. A. Ladwig as
sisted the board to a great extent.
From Wausau the squad went to Green
Bay where it is hearing cases this
week
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
MAYOR FLATTER HAS
SELECTED COMMITTEE
TO ARRANGE PLANS

Mayor Emil Flatter has appointed
nine citizens and members of the city
council to study the several plans for
rearrangement of the fire protection
system Of the city of Wausau and to
put these various suggestions in CO.
herent form. On the committee are
Charles Ringle, George Silbernagel,
Sr., George Stolze, e. b. Thayer, Sr.,
A. V. Gearhart, e. A. Hochtritt, Henry
Johannes, Albert Kell and Paul Lued-
ike.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
OLDER BOYS AND
GIRLS INVITED TO
WAUSAU NOV. 25-27

At conference of Sunday school
workers at the Methodist church last
Thursday evening, an invitation was
extended to the Older Boys and Christ
conference of the state of Wisconsin
to come to Wausau November 25, 26
and 9th. ]. L. Rogers, secretary of
the State Sunday School association,
accepted for them. Committees and a
program will be arranged shortly by
the young people of this city.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
ROTARY CLUB WILL
ENTERTAIN KIWANIANS

Members of the Kiwanis club will
be royalty entertained by the Rota-
ry club on Friday night, October 7th,
when dinner will be given at the
Cyrus Yawkey hall. The Kiwanians
have this affair coming to them as a
result of their victory of Rotary club
team at volley ball last spring.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-22
Pilot at Twenty

The river fascinated him and at the
age Of fifteen he went out on feet
of lumber for Messrs. Young and Aus
tin, who were partners in the manu-
facture of lumber. The former looked
after the marketing end of the busi-
ness while the latter attended to the
manufacturing. Mr., st. Austin was a
superior man as river pilot and as
a lumberman and his early coaching
as well as that of r. p. Manson gave
young Nicolls an insight into river
running and numbering seldom ac-
corded one Of hiseage. Edward be-
Came pilot soon after his first trip
and had the reputation of being class
ed with the best on the Wisconsin riv-
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
lz-point Type

The largest type pr.mi,tcd m tho
Want Ad pages 10 ~ point. and the
smallest space IN when lI-pOlnt
type I'D may DO set Is one inch. The
rate for his large type ~ cents q
word daily and cents word sun
day. The same scale Of reductions
will apply as for regular want ads.
these rates Apply ouiy 10 auYertise-
mehls Originating In ItlcninUhu and
SUBURBAN territory. From otner
sources the rates arJ: Daily. IL cents
an agate liho; Sunday. 10 cents an
agate line tcount words to the linol,
Cash must accompany the order.
Longer term rates tor business au-
yertisers on request.
<Ao'STls eAEtu,s received as late as
~ A ID aud ~ +. III. each week day
anu W 70 +. II. Saturday tor correct
ciassincatton in the next EDITION.
uruon Wanted Ads-Maie and
reinGie-When presented at the Want
40 counter Ia the Dispatch Building
oy those out Of work VIII be inserted
Free of Charge.
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TRAVELLING MAN by weii-known u-,n
OF Importers and factory agents to sell
NcrOckcry. gI5 ,swar'. Cnaiu". ware and
aluminium from cata !oYuc. Can Earn from
80 10 f.I per week Prefer man travel
INK in auto. who visits merchants In
small as well as LARGE towns. Apply j
r. G.. y South Howard Street. Balti-
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lNDEXED FOIt QUICK
REFERENCE
Csc the Ts1ephone-Cnii RnndoIph
Ask for Want Ad Tnkey

sof """' az inker
CLASSIFIED advertisements OF dee ed fol
THE RICHMOND SlMES-DISPATCI
the noxt edition. OF THE EVENING
DISPATCH. The rates given herewith
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AL INSTANCES, with the exception o.
THE SUNDAY ES-DISPATCii
witch Is priced separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Hates
Tho q word daily. minimum
sVc, set cold.
&c word daily. minimum S6c.
agate caps.
&c word Sunday. minimum
a6c, set solid
&c word Sunday. minimum
fOc, agate caps.
Consecutive Insertions price
OF IN insertions.
consecutive insertions prico
OF 6h insertions
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FIVE experienced office appliance sales
men Unusual opportunity. can Mon
Jnv 'hrckomctcr, IL Seventh.
SEISA'rioNAI. oPPORTUNITY-On sale
day means $500 per W mTn!hI; E n.S
,hii,,s machine itetaiiS SIS. Work
nSmsIs .ss6 machine Aids. sub!raets.
muitiplies, divides. aut omaiicaiiy. Light
YEAR guarantee Used by L. $. govern
iucnt and largest corporations Trcmen,
dnus demand everywhere. Experience
unnccessary Write quick for free trial
offer and protected territory; CaIcuih,
Rnnids Mich.
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situations wanted-Femaic 80
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. position as book.
keeoor or assistant: experienced In all
lines clerical work: use typewriter; A
No, l references. Box ID SIS. The bis
patch.
CLERICAL. wORK-Experienced lady
wants clerical work. Good and accurate
Al nxurea; good bill clerk; can use
typewriter. Beat references. Call Ran
dolph 1851.
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PAIGE TOURING-Open
and closed top. A bar
gain. $650.00 cash. A.
K. Tiller, 1903 West
Broad st.

PREMIER demonatrator. w. ID. Moss. 49,
1913 West Main Street
SlMPl.EN automobile, seven pa ssenper
i92o model; excellent mechanical co6di.
ton Call boulevard 1919.
STUDEBAKER light delivery. In good
mechanical condition. Nice body. Tires
Ing car. Mr.. StoufIs. 90 w Broad 81
STUDEBAKER automobile for sale. For
need OF money will sacrifice INV l. mas.
senger Studebaker. in good running "1
der, with new tires, ppint and ton Can
boulevard 1851. ~
TRCCk-2h:3-ton Day Elder worm-Jrive
truck; Will sell at reasonable price Tbie
Rawlings. GIG w. Broad ST. Hf
TRUCK -3-t-ton Republic truck: motor Al
condition. Cheap at SEQ. MIR. Nicholas
Gl9 w. Broad ST.
TRuCK-i-ton Day-Elder worm-drjyc
truck. Good mechanical condition. and
runs good. Bargain price. You cannot
aHord TO miss this. Mr.. Nicholas To
w. Broad ST. '''
A LIGHT Six touring car. in cxcelIcnt
condition: VIII sacrifice. 209 East Grace
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
New oidsmohilc. 1921 49," 7-passenger.
Maxwell roadster.
Saxon Saxon Club roadster and touring.
l.SOO-pound truck.
Ia ton new truck. A bargain
PRENTISs MOTOR CO.
Rand. 400. 3IO IVES, No., c,
COLUMBIA STORAGE BATTERiES
rentals and Repairing.
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Do%T FAIL TO LOOK THESE
OVER.
Dodge roadster. so
irlscoc touring. Stgy
ituick touring. $50
Pe,Fless touring, 81 ;Jy
TRUCKS.
s'ts dhsSsi So:
used). $3.50 CHASSIS 'he'.F
G [oaiy a sl;:,,osi q, with large body
wE WILL TRADE YOUR OLD
C Cash TERM oSE:TIiiRD
'SSHPs& Tii AND p9 SHny s GO; ;, INC.
Car Co: l5sE IVES, n nro ssf s IenSs Motor
Hyslaha Go,npa" "s,a i Ga!. sf is,i iia5es.;
r,z -. oaa street. Bo9le ward Iaoi.2 "'''
isoss oT " u EIa. sa's See s,p,z Motor Corp
.-1.Loeu street. boulevard Phi
FOR SALE.
Dodge Touring
Olds:nonii. iio,,,i,
iuick Roadst.rs
OldSmob!gc Coui,e
wM. i: XTllINsoy g. co
-. West Broad street
'H Trsn 1sn tsgeks that stand for service
Broad s,Tsss lh hon IsS GH iti9 West
THE TEMfLAR is the castles, ri,Iin:. -.
monte stone Inc.. 1913 w Broad 'af
USED chhS OF Guaranteed rS.fninc.S
HLH,oP MOTOR CORE
Used Car Dept.
| III West broad
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DEMONSTBAToR--An experienced lady
wishes position as ucmonstrator M Sfaty
Fair. Box - S22 The Dispatch $500
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sAlESMAN wanted to sell blottcrs, book
lets and calendars for advert xin,r, 'o'S
ilinininond ~ Company. 30 Church street
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| AGENTS-s6o- 5000 week. Free samples.
| Gold sign letters. any one can put on
| offer to general agents. Metallic Letter
Co. AS North Clark Chicago.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help WanteI--AIaic

GRAPHER-Wsnted. "A thoroughly
competent male stsnoHraphcr. One who
Eus had experience. In law Office pre-
ferred. Address. stating salary expected
experience. ETC.. BOX b" Onancock
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AGENTS-Wc start you In business. fur
opportunity lifetime 10 earn $40 10 500
weekly OPERATING our New System Spc-
Booklet free: Ragsdaic Co. Box S. Eas
i
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fpt>EN EEPER-.wantcd positton a.
wood. Va. - GIN
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BE "A railway traffic Inspector. Sil0 TO
80 monthly: expenses paid alter /;
months spare i'm. study. Splendid OPP
purtunities. Position guaranteed or money
refunded. Write FOR free booklet y iJ5
stand. business Training Inst buffalo.
y
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sprcI.,Ty statesmen to work small
towns. capable OF earning s6.@o to sls
600 yearly Write J. J. Mastcrson. III
w ilih ST. Cleveland. ONO.
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n :>:,ItE,,n %, 9surs vv,nntariiy tsstiiJ
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CoMPANION-A lady wishes positIon In
rehnsi family as companion and as
siSi"nt In housekeeping. Reference fur
mlshcd- Address Il. X. +. u. i. BOX 81
IiMcknn.- Va - - - ".
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AS Easy AS Rolling
OFF a Log!

Getting results through Dispatch classified nd has
been mnde and quick YOU as brains
and organization make il.
You Gun sell something longer want or find
where tn get particular thing service Tint you
nced-witfout delay and nj II thrilling expense.
And your Dispatch will or save money for vou
lilo matter what you accomplish.
Give this plan Al ,triaI-right away
Call Randolph and ask for ad takcr.
Tell her what sell O tuy what helm you
need, that find 10 Iy,-nr icn
ant. She'll do "
Your ad well written in the possible words viii,
appear in the edition OF he paper ~ "
And then you'll what we mean when ,sc ,,,.
about Dispatch ~
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Los, and l'nun,. 10
SiKAfED or stolen from 90 Fourth Ave.
nue.. Highland Park. Mates. kitirns-
On" spotted In white: tails cut In, ridge.
toward for return. Madison s,sg
oNE COW strayed TO my house For In
formation call Boulevard Is,i-J
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PHARMACISrS-Two full registered
young men. now employed. graduate
sire u change. Live and active; or win
buy on easy payments Box II ssi
ha Ia r."
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sAI.ESMEN WITH AUTO.

Statesmen WITH AUTO.
.r a, ,t.re Ia, IStranskvI Light" Won
derfui electric light fixture. saves cur
rent Pu; NJ IA Il minute. Electric ex.
per!encc unnecessary. Sold al t6.oo on l
months time. Commission $500 each:
paid promptly. Sales 10 FER DAY direct
10 users Earnings $50 PER DAY. Have
YOU nuto? Men with auto avoid second
call. Stransky Mfg. Co.. 2sl Canal Street,
New York Largest selling fixture in U. ).
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JANITOR-Want Job as fireman mr.
junitor second cook. AppIv w.
Barr. address. 522 ~. Fifth Street
MONoTYPE OPERATOR desires position
caster preferred Box ID 94l, care The
Dtspatch, -
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GROCERY CLERK-YounE man. a0e 81
exper,snccd in grocery line. desires posi-.
start ON fair salary. Apply Box ID cas-
Dispatch - Ssos
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FARMEkS-Two able bodied young men
married. wish positions on farm a.
pertenssl farmers !dairy or ErainJ. Adj
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"N nESMAN-Mak <" clean up selling noveI.
~ printed Christmas ribbon to all deaf
vi .N'W. inexpensive. Gen.rous corr,
MISSION. Samples free Atlas Tame 90
.6s9 Holly Avenue Chicago '' ~
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HOTEL MAN-,Would like position a,
manager or clerk; also as salesman. az
perienced In both lines Box ID 9Ie
care The Dispatch. 49,
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HARDWARE: CLERK open for poSition
Have had six years experience In retail
hardware business clerk and hooi,
keeper. Address Box l. 39I care TSs
oh
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BUTCllER--A man wants positIon n.
butcher and cook (white man: Sot as xs
| ncrirneo: ~ years old. IIl5 East Broad
/ -
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kING-Diod at lI:iI ~ 81. September
}. Mary Adelaide King. stcpdaught"r Of
Mrs \. IL Pcaree. In her twenty sev"nth
year. Funeral Monday afternoon at 3:3p
o'clock from church OF the iioiy Com
fortar Rowland and Grove Avenue. In
tnrrncni On x INnnl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

FARMER--A middle aged. up-to- da to re-
liable. experienced man wants a posi-
ton as farm manager for grain or sr,ct
farm. Best references. Address n IL
T.. i564 Washington Avenue, Ncwport
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SALESMEN-Become our exclusive reErc
sentative in your couniy-biE profits.
sure nrc repeater. everyone buys all
year round: small Investment necessary.
Only want high caliber men used 70
earning over SiI0 weekly. l.ubraa OIL
Corp lO Nassau ST.. New York city.
Statesmen wanted. High -Erade sales.
men for entirely new accessory for any
automobile Makes night driving safe.
Can carry in pocket; Every car owner
stand big profits and ..stay on Job Ray
Filter Company Marion. Indiana.
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rA1NTER-Would like TO get painters fob
by day or week: worked at IL for years
George Ruzcak. II. +. ID. &, Box I3s
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HEINRICH Died. at his residence, ii5
Sorth LomhHTdy Street. n VI. Sep
TENDER ). hrmin Edmund Heinrich. In
HE sixty-.ighth y"at Of his age. lie
u survived by mir widow, Mrs. LucIc
BaSby Heinrich; six children. Mrs r. ~.
Allen. OF Philad"iphiI; Arno G.. T.. Os-
waid and Brumiey H., Misses r.: JET
fric-, and l.. Dudley Heinrich, OF this
city. and six grandchildren. Funeral
from his lat" residence sunday after
SIat a. Atinr 4 nj
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CliAtfFECR-i Young cOiorcd man cYno
rienced chauffeur, truck or ear ~
furnish best references. Address To-,
\. jefferson. 1902 Cedar Street "o''
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SALESMAN-sGo weekly AMI 81 oon cecil,
from recorders. Merchants given lin
Ni," rnaiE in2chnc free. Miiiard. iS6
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BUrLER-founE colorcd man desires nosI
tlon rs butler. Address lIiaI1 Nonr,,
Street. Call Madison 6SG9-J
cARETAKER-w Would like place ms care
takcr on some gents place for 1875
Address w; j; A.. care MIR. w.. Is
CneatnAm. MnslcN. Va. u. No l.
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] MISUNDERSTANDING tailoring agents
| wanted Mems madc-to-order cloth hing.
| Finest materials Prices cut to the bone
! Fall switch line ready. Leeds Wooden
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AG TENTS $3.50 weekly interest you =
Putnam made this selling patented vcst
pocket windshield cleaner: prevents ra In
or anow blur: one rub keeps glass clear
- hours: needed by every auioist. mo-
torman. engineer. Smoot sold 1000 In
days: nothing like Mystic: Its new.
enarneled mountings: years guarantee.
Low price: big profits: exclusive terri
Dent Toledo Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

MUSICIAN--A-l pianist and drummer de
sircs position Immediately. Write or
call 1908 West Marshall Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

PLUMBER'S MISREPRESENTATION wa nted az
plumbers helper, fireman. watchman or
Janilor. Married, 81 years old: white.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Statesmen TO work country trade selling
SUPERIOR line Of krS beverages E4clu-
sive or side line. Those using auto pre-.
ferrcd: 20 per cent commission: $50
weekly drawing account. Robert Thai
& Co. ais North Main Street. ST. Louis.