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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
KHAN DENOUNCED
BY COVE NT|ON
IN RESOLUTION
(By The Associated Press.)

Dallas, Texas, Oct. ia resolu-
ton denouncing the Ku Klux Khan
as an unlawful institution which
does violence to both men and
women and violates the federal
constitution and that its promoters
are working for purely mercenary
motives, was adopted by the Texas
chamber of commerce, in annual
convention here today.
Austin, Texas, Oct. 15.-Attorney
General C. NJ. Cureton. late today
in an opinion to Governor Pat NJ.
Neff, defining the legal status of
the Ku Klux Klan, held that:
ANY order, organization, or body
of individuals who agree and con-
federate among themselves to do
any act which would be In violation
of the laws of the country would be
Illegal, and every act of every indi-
vidual composing the conspiracy in
furtherance of the conspiracy would
be Illegal"
This would apply to the masked
parades where such parade is a
part of, and in furtherance Of a
purpose to do some act which
would be in violation of the law"
he added.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
ST. ANTHONY BOYS
ENJOY A PICNIC

Last Wednesday, Columbus day,
forty-nine boys OF st. Anthony's
orphanage enjoyed an outing in
the Sandia mountains. The boys
were taken out in automobiles fur
nlshed by DR.. d. II. Carnes, Miss
Agness Flynn and others. In addi-
ton to enjoying a picnic dinner and
playing games, the boys gathered
a large quantity of pinon nuts
which they brought home for con-
sumption this winter,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
SCIENTIST FROM
RUSSIA PRAISES
WORK DONE HERE

Prof. Arthur de Taczenski. head
of the investigation anT research
laboratory at p 'ograd. Russia, Is
visiting w. III. Long. pathologist of
the United States bureau of plant
industry and inspe citing DR.. Longs
laboratory, which he prt ed very
highly.
THE laboratory is far in advance
OF anything of the kind In Europe"
Professor Taczenski stated last
night. while many of the expert
.ments are partly theoretical, the
great practical results which are
being obta! led ty DR.. Long and his
associates has s. " l PRESSED
me-"
Professor Taczenski Is making a
tour of the scientific institutions
and laboratories in tho United
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16

many it is France. We have known
, Germany too well-by terrible ex-
periences-by her victory of 1870,
by the inability of the world to pre-
vent the Germans from becoming
aggressors in 1914. We know that
only a new spirit in Germany will
bring real peace guarantee.
II the recent agreement signed
at Weisbaden between NJ. Loucher
and Herr Rathen, the French and
German ministers of reconstruc-
ton. has been welcomed without
objection it is because we wanted
to see the effect or this new tend
ency on the Germans. The future
alone will show whether our hope
is justified. One thing is sure, the
present aggressive attitude of the
German press does not give much
reason for that hope.
Premier BRAND in his recent
speech at ST. Nazaire declared what
he had already said in the chamber
of deputies last June, that he had
confidence in Chancellor Wirth.
Many Frenchmen are glad to think
the same way. But we must con-
slider facts and not words. Chan
cellor Wirth in all of his speeches
on Upper Silesia embraces the doc
trines of the pan-Germans On the
other hand he is constantly weak
Cned by his concessions to his adj
versaries and his position seems so
precarious that the least incident
may ruin it. Thus france is con-
fronted by veritable blackmail
They say 1.-The only way to prevent
the formation of Stressmann-Stin-
mes cabinet which would shirk still
more the responsibilities of Ger
r1any. is to accept the Wirth cabi-
net" This is a dangerous game
for our country and it does not
agree to 1t.
A great problem in collective
Germany must be
studied calmly. l have only drawn
attention to the principal aspects
as they appear to my countrymen.
AS Germany would give us unques-
proof of her desire to full
fill her engagements, France, would
rejoice more than anyone else.
Unfortunately that proof has nor
been given yet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
GERMAN ACTIONS
AND NEW CLAIMS
PERPLEX FRENCH
Tardieu Feels That Threat of
Possible Worse Govern
ment if Present One Fails
Is BIaCkmaiI.
BY ANDRE TARDEIU.
Especial Cable TO Morning Journal)
Copyright 1921 by Albuquerque Journal)

NSopSriBut iVSl " albuquerque JOuTHaiJ
Paris, Oct. 1.-THE news from
Germany is obscure and is CAUSING
anxiety instead of being clear and
reassuring as is desirable. We see
again the old theory coming to the
front thai there are two Ger
manys," that there was an old
Germany which willed the war, but
a new Germany who is to be trust
ed to live forever at peace with her
neighbors.
Certainly in Germany there is a
difference of opinion as there Is
in all countries. But closely follow
ing the events of the last twenty
months it is impossible to admit
that no common basis lies beneath
these apparent Emergencies.
In 1914 the reichstag voted I'M
animously for war of aggression.
Not until we had won victory at
the Marine did a single German
rise against the fresh and joy
Gus" war. It was necessary for us
first to defeat the German armies
to produce the protests of the So
cial independents. Kurt Eisner's
spirit in unmaskins indiscriminate-
ly autocracy and its crimes was the
only exception.
The two Germanys--if there are
>two-were n unit in a common aim
in 1914 and are a unit today. with
certain differences, whey the ques-
ton of fulfilling the obligations of
1919 are taken up.
Like most great political prob
2 lens, Germany is first of all
moral problem. A large majority
of the Gerr' an people unquestion-
ably do not consider themselves re-
snonsible for the evils caused by
them and hence we have the trou-
he from which Europe is suffering.
Germany signed the Versailles,
treaty over two years ago but never
accepted its clauses. Germany
signed an ultimatum on March 5,
1921, which was considerably tenn
pered in cooperation with the
original treaty. The whole press
now declares the terms of the I'LL
timatum impossible.
The recent difficulty with which
Chancellor With has been con-
fronted originated from this spirit
1t is quite possible that Wirth him
self is a partisan of the policy of
correctly carrying out Germany's
engagements. Certain of his deeds
permit us to believe so. But il this
is his conviction it does not go far
enough to encourage him to resist
those processing a contrary view.
When the chancellor insists con-
trary to the treaty of Versailles
and contrary to the decision of the
arbitrator, in claiming the whole
OF upper Silesia, undivided when
ne urges an impossible solution of
the controversy he probably hopes
to disarm his opponents of the
party of the right.
BUT in reality he encourages them1
and puts himself in their hands
If any one country mas reasons
to desire a moral change in Ger
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
AUTO TOURISTS
FLOCK|NG WEST
THROUGH CITY

Eleven hundred ard thirty-two
automobiles passed through Albu-
querque bound west during the
past seven days ending at noon yes
terday. No count was made of the
cars going east. but probably 900
were travelling toward = eastern
states and stopped in the city dur
ing that time.
The count was made at Los
Lunas as the o.rs passed through
there by an employe of Gallup. who
is operatih~ an information bureau
for tourists Il a central point in
Los Lunas.
Passeng RS in the cars wee also
counted and the lisp cars carried
an average of four persons, making
4,5S2 tourists from the east who
passed throu h this city md Los
Luans.
Indications were that more west
bound cars stopped in or passed
through here yesterd y afternoon
than in any entire day of the week,
Gallup and Springerville, the
two main cities on The north and
south routes west are lakil. (
otlohS Dlu TOT inc IOur!SC tTdue'
Gallup has installed the informa-
tion bureau at Los Lunas and as a
result is getting a great part of the
tourists to travel the Gallul route.
Roads throughou the state are
reported to be in good or at least
fair condition, although some are
very dusty. Both of the west routes
are said to be in fair condition
and the nortl main
read has leen improved in many
places.
D. B. Mckee, secretary of the
Oh; mbc Of COM
merce, has given road informs ton
to hundreds of Jurists ul,ng the
past week. Many of them have
remained a day o. two in tie city
before continuing their trip.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
COMMUNITY PARTY
IN rs AUTOMOBILES
ARRIVE FROM TENN.

A community party of autoists,
travelling in twenty-five cars, from
Nashville, Tenn, to California,
passed through Albuquerque Fri
DAY. The party was equipped for
camping out, a large motor truck
carrying the equipment, food and
other necessities. A short stop was
made here while the party obtained
information as to road conditions
and other data pertaining to the
trip west, from the New Mexico
Auto club.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16

states at the invitation of the
American Phytopathological So
ciety. He as been in the country
for about three months, ting all
Of the important experimental lab
oratories in the east and then ex-
tending his % through the north
ern portion If the country to the
coast. He is n . going lack to
New York. taking a southern route
He Will visit a number { Il e
larger southern universities and
colleges.
Attic gh civil matters are m,
or less unsteady Russia. the pro-
lessor stated hat scientific investi-
cation as progressing as ra y
as usual and that mum err of
marked results are being obtained.
He refused to discuss the political
situation.
&, AS the guest Of the chamber of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
RAILWAY CLERKS VOTE
IN FAVOR OF STRIKE

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 15.-Mem-
bers of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way and Steamship Clerks, Freight
Handlers, Express and Station EN-
ployes have voted overwhelmingly
in favor of a strike, according to
statement issued from headquar-
tiers here today. The statement, in
concluding a resume of the situa-
ton. says:
IF the railroads have reached
point where they cannot paw
dividends on their exorbitant fic-
titious valuation, and pay their
employees a living wage, it is time
for the government to step in, as
sumo control of the roads, squeeze
out the water and operate them in
the interest of the public"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
MOTHER! CLEAN CH|LD's BOWELs
WITH CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"

Even sick l,hild loves the
"fruity" taste of California Fig
Syrup" If the little tongue is
coated. or If your child is listless,
cross, feverish, full of cold, or has
collie, give teaspoonful to cleanse
the liver and bowels. In a few
hours you can see for yourself ow
thoroughly it works all the consti-
patton poison. sour bile and waste
out Of the bowels, and you have /.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16
NEW TEA ROOM
OPEN TONIGHT

Mrs. Doris Higgins announced
yesterday the opening of the Doris
Tea Room tonight at $50. 1t is
situated at SIG w. Central avenue.
She says that she has employed
real Alabama cook who will do
things up in southern style. To-
night a turkey dinner will be served
for the opening. From then on
waffles, etc, will be served for
breakfast, a merchants luncheon
dinners from $3.50 to 7.
There will be dancing and re-
freshments every evening, and tea,
and dancing every afternoon.
England is Americas heaviest
buyer of butter and cheese.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16

well, playful child again
Millions Ct mothers keep Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They
know teaspoonful TODAY saves a
sick child tomorrow. Ask your
druggist for muir &C. lifornia
Fig Syrup" which has directions
for babies and chi ircn of all ages
printed or lie. r'1ther! Yea
must say California or you may
get an imitation fig rup
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-16

commerce. Profes ~ ,aczensli will
visit Isle aid a nurho~ ~"
interesting places in this vicin
this afternoon before continuing
his trip tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
MONDAY MORNING
BARGAINS.

.Wn have tu,o ,,,,,. l
re .nd l,n,.o ' ..I, uslo
nricas on " G,,a e, Sc 49, VIC
,om etio 'sl' 70 cloSe them
Thn .,o ' ar o'' 80
's sao,.; ' Goo I've ~, BARGAINS DIT
No. = .. ~ N"Ni''e9:
Y,I ~ ~, ~ oNei '9ooo ana
~ ",Iy less, :,
- ,, ,;.1 '"i' oe arranged
chaao,.,. ''o''Sio'e puf-
7,a.1 ,r, ,o,o 49,,
AZ - -, ~" ' ~ 9ooo'
WY ~ "o.ii' orlVe' phcu-
ana motor overhauIed.
O,, NJ, 90
0' e,nInI ,. WOO =, ~ ho'
'"Aceiieh' shape
~ @,
0'Ci ,'','1 ,n, H'oo; , no, 40 : o''r
IiiS -" - 'Rioo'oo'
NC" PAM soou t!'eS ana
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
In NICInoIiuI,l


FAYYii.oE- Ia iny!ug nemqsies OF o4r dear
.F Mhp Hicd on" year ago today, April
one year ago today YOU lot, us.
i.":t us for chat ho,nc above.
Cog! alone knows how W. miss YOU.
Miss your Kind and tender love.
We. miss you from tho table
When wc 81" a vacant chair.
we mss your smile and your willing
We miss YOU everywhere.
rha, h:r's ,rouhlcs Seem nara 10 stand:
On how we long for your loving voice
-\nd iha touch OF ypur scu,ic hUni.
PEACEFUL he your ros,. dear mother.
i iho,c ftoim, ,oi n,n4L Pain:
Some day wo viii AL meet again
Gy Husband and Ci!ld.rn.
sad but lovln: remembrance
@ ~ "nf aG%gi%d r1nnEh'"r nni sister;
ta.s ne Apr.l Ia 1870 On. ystr ago.
rno crcle is broken ANA home is
Neycrmofe has If been as bright.
Made nome radiance OF light
How precious is memory OF tn" happy
When M All so, around the Preside
Hu; ms ,i,relc was broken and the Joy
When God called my dear Minerva.
ny licr Devoted Parents sisters and
rENSEr--iu memory OF my bc!ovcd wife.
Min"rN> Cosby Teuser. who died one
To-day recalls SAD memories
~, .Ha. WE MS M t""r, 70 r'S,.,
Are Tho oncs VITO loved her uesi
Daddy AN! Irwin
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Funeral Directors

EoUR%t%1 ORDERS completed In -
hours We are cquiSpcu TO dye gar.
B iucuts Black Ia twenty Tour hours. This
ID special branch OF orr business and
u always given prompt atteu; on
MAJ, 900 North seventh Street.
rNAtr--Edw!n rhHup funeral director
aHu r..tuallucT. sos East iiain street
A.-iisH. ISL Rsna.,I s6s3.
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Special Notices

MES ECSSlN OF @lsO Wcst Main. docs
H.. Kinds 81 tine WORK. Mates AMI trims
.a tiHbS of hats tnr ladies and chill
den. she also makes hcautIiul coat
suits. "H, piece dresses ana fancy even
ing dresses. All work strictly cunrau.
Led she Mi! also remodel hats ana
tr.sSHs
>uTlcE- ro Ny Efi,nds aud Former Gus.
'Hfu"Fs- Hlu no longer ia Tho shoe
..HAIrinG tu1ir'SS. having sold same
l'nrHHry 1870. J. q Leland.
fhh j"oub Baker iicrs Association Of
I.i... l..a. ....-- '!lsI, $50. b.. "a ,..tl,!
m".lhr MunGlN. Nprl lith. At o'c!Ock
iu NH9IHS Hut,I AUDITORIUM. Import
THE KOSEM ELI. Con.aIes,.m; Home Is
nFth TO guests Gonzales ucrvUu,
aud rcst.gur cases. !uvHuds and elderly
ic9p.e Those desiring To SPEAK 1" MISS
"..sitins ~ regard TO th.s home v.II
please cal. boulevard iiiG. a. tiy num-
D. 40 ~" telephone directory is an
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Misunderstanding


a@ iEns &n sgbiaS w 'G2ss ''5 a,a
; ~ Inm'G ,@,,n-o cry , G%uniy
i!!on;; qoqi Wear Gioih 90 Ash,uury
ASSISTANT .nOUsEk EkPER wanted for
2uo-ruom hotel. Must bc cNupg!rnr.I
So.orad h.p. s,ai salary .f , e&pectel Ns 5
inaa.' i,.s TsS - 70 - '''N l. 49, caro-
EAKN so weyaly. spare time. writing
i%t aff Taa r NnsfSSY Y
iica," IS. St. Louis Mo.
G; W MIN bo, ,s%6 r n g Zoo an"
houSMNEErEE- Wanted. :. rcliahl.
Ro @1sy %S%'''v a APE d,i to travis '"'o'T"
MILLER y EiIoApS REQUIRE. the service.
Apoly Colonial r-a Room Third Floor.
Warrington iiosp.i;a!, Frfdsfic.sllr..
piled. also wanted an experienced nurse
fnr np"ratins room.
rIioToPIAYS 5000 IDEAS ncedcd. Work
l,roLucers' League 500 81. Louis.
RAiIwAI NAIL CLERKS Government
::ioPi. i Hosno, Fta"Hjin Institute Dept
"H a@ona Agny T& IN e En1'" eN %d '~
SHEPPARD ~,r"oi any i.im" Monday.
SpLLCiTol: Wanted a solicitor good
M,opns.,.oW, -, can a. :Ci Zeal E ;e,
street.. On Monday between ana 10
SOLICITORS AID SAI.ESLA pIES-N
once. itv. bright capable ladies TO travel.
u"ulvrstrtt" and S"li dealers. $50 10 $II
~ once Goodrich Drug ca. Dept. 1852.
omaha. Mob.
srENoGHAruEK - Wanted. thoroughly
toni"t"it idw sicnuEraPhcr' ni Enod
inS 1hs Diapnich.
S'"noEraphcr and general Office assist
ant. state experience and salary luN
. 90. "a. b.st.tya.
WANTED. - competent maid for doc
| tors Office Apply sol West Grace Street
| i"'w3sn anu : 3" c'"ch.
Arr!y r.aiy for Work Monday. morning
at \. STATE Printing Co.. Firth and
| WHITE MAID wanted with satisfactory
| references. Apply ai6 West Franklin -.
| NOuNG WOMEN---wantcd, : neat-npIeIr-
| ims ycmE women :" d" advertising w"fE
/ Axe. j. |" Il. Must be abb" 1" taNcl
! salary So Iur wcck aud expenses. Gail
| Tor Mrs. shields. Mnrphys Hotel. 80
" go Z. VI
! $50 NEEhnh ny; Fascinating .inni"vul"nt.
/ i.I...ug circulars at HON" HON open.
I UNI'r."a,.. Us.sy,yfa>.,gy. VIII, pN.yN ius
| work WORKERS Service Co. Dept. 81
! Jacksonville. Florida.
*o.:Is \ DOZEN decorating pillow tops
| iicuIars Tor stamp. Tapestry Paint CO..
! l62. Ia Grange. Ind.
YOU save monvy Ahen ,ou buy AMI sol.
through these coiuu.uR-
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

@.Nhf.SMi.S. cNp,rluuc.J furl 49,,
pr"miuin de- -. ;ni', aluminium y
60 ta''u. prompt shipments. S,lis
ii yIt;, your commission yi0.sg.
e. Entyiprisc Aluminium, a." I"
-, ," t1as!, Chicago. ~'''
SN i.ESMEN calling Oh genera, s,,,..
dr., ,ast selling special boys oy.,
,.f,na, nsihh"u overland Mfg, 20 ,
'AlA.pHlt.N Ecsl sldcIlnc. last scii,,,.
',.,". sbryihliti"s. Eyofy basin, p.
rori,'a,..u, ' ,iIiol''.isss"n ra!d Gu,ci.
ms CO.. Dos Mon... Iowa, """'t7 PT
, - Hii.S ~ You could ouer a bys,,
.np,lniadi HeI--S with as
,,nSii as single gross. %Shhnh,.,,ss
u,. n'H n:ninary nsnp.!s. 80 he =,
novelty. wouldn't YOU III, ~ neEertil
cs'n,nissloi 'tNi r In im,i, i;a-y sale: :
- church street Ny% 49, Mann
SAi ;EHME%-i."arn about ,i,.,ry.i,,,.. =
"gu,ni ma H!ho R"luls II5. ~
U,'as.' tnn,hlne. AIDS suuiracis y,
sha..i ".Es, rt.,-, ENTHUSIASTICALLY; lishi
5inarNnie". Sells On sigh;, i;y NO.
Fuli t.n,o nj, ~ your coa, por
PD'"'''i territory. VIII" toni ~"
Unt,.Js ~ ,'"''"h' Dept Ias. On
-
.N. S;tplu seller On .yJih unfhc'
~ prom Is .0C.;: aggtcsst.,. Y
der book sr!' upon n,.,fi.' ana
,SS'f q! ." .cHWrn need ntt,iv'
~" We " 'ns',' Co. Hcmphis II.
Statesmen WANTED to reII A., -.
- 20! s'"F' hEigtrs pI urd 4
.".,". h"i'c territory: liberal i',.rr
I,,.' '''N E.I' contract GIVE fuI'
W.".." I, INST letter. Ann. -
,s"'@'" safes Corporation rghi
Z
SAil.sNEN WANTED Mn. ,.,....
aati,.,...,I me Of ld.yrilalaE load pan.
S.I,. is,.N', ,",nin. s"pHs EASILY ".rI
it.is. Nashville Irrn zoe ''''DSte'
% .. l.,.S " ~ WANTED -Sew f.,,.,
I"l- pr HlEht w4thau, 'irT'' ~, ~
gag nIl'E profit ,uar r. tta
.',.s Nai1',f 100 -. 5.th. uhie"E
- ~. ES-. snt,i. salrstr.u .,
f'Hiy iniH'd raiuis. ,irse1f iii 90
S15,.JT Eiff'nn!h West, Virginia. Safti
,N'-'. 'gi %. pa Oh liBtra! COMMIT, !
TX .. l.HuhtuuUd IA '''''''h'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

.t.E:IN'r.l. lis there - nGsl class Uunuuiun
combination job ,oinpos.t"r ana sipE"
man OFT Of work or III search ~ "a bti r
t,r position" II SO. apply 70 the sd
Dress below. stating your qualifications.
wh"w !Ou can report Tor "ufN' ana
- sUi FTlI0 Ii-,n,igil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

LARGEST company ia TIA" word si.,Ihl-
!zug 80 ACCIDENT and h.alth Insurance
Wants 1--we rarnes, agents throughout
yugr STAGE. over twenty million dollars
rn.t ~ rIatns johnson = Adams
southeastern MNaaccrS Tps Bond B.IE..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10
funeral Flowers

FLORAL DESIGNS OF fresh flowers urlIy-
cred direct from E-ccuhouscs Call Ran
GO.Ju -lv3 j. IL Nehemiah. store oak
Wool cemetery gate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

AGEN I~--.'cHI Tor FREQ huoki"t 81 Iuttrf.
IRON our 'Er"ts. who are UG.!diug W.
lars" business selling our goods t.
man "I .uuHi trade IL. IL Company.
i".i 40 .i', ocean lark. Cal
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EMPLOYMENT
HcII,-AIulc or Female

hoy OK GIRL wanted :or general wurA
ana snort order ~ cafe White or col
"r,d. John l." Giil. Sco,,sviic Va.
CANNASSEItS wanted We nave clean
iI"ios!iph that appeals 1" All. hlS
impEty made ~ hustlcrs. BvN ii $40.
Thc DISPATCH
MN, WOMEN. learn how to make money
~ iir real estate business. "UiIIc!IuI
Hu't'SS with our gyS'.u. write Ton fu!!
particulars. Caste Realty Syst.Iu CO.
lunbus. Ohio
"aN, WOMEN. over IL wantcd-RIcnmona
inLti carTicrs-Clerks Commerce. ,IIE
i'iohth iaEtiCulLrs free. Address
!: l9l care Times. Dispatch
MES- WoMEH-GIRI.S. over II. wanted for
~ -, government positions: s!3I- 3I,sI
month Short hours: steady iyorl' com
HEN "ducAii9n sufficient. Write lun--
,","!"!E i9r list of positions. FRANKLIN
institute Dept 4Gl l. Rochester Ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

gNiioE- la loving memories ui QUE dear
M.ie LHH mother Mrs. Bessie E.,S VIy.
,gr WHO tied one year ago today. Auril
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

SAIE-NA&- Excellent opening with cs-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-10

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