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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03
NEW SCHOOL LAWS--SALARIES, ETC,

State superintendent George Nj.
Ford has issued Il printed digest Of
the new school laws enacted by the
W. Va. Legislature Of 1921. which
recently adjourned:
The minimum salaries have ali
been increased and are on an as
cendin8 scale according to the num-
Der of years the teacher has taught,
experience being deemed IN i'm
portant asset in the value Of the
teachers services. The minimum
salaries that now must be paid
everywhere outside of incorporated
cities and towns twhere higher sal
aries prevaiD arc as follows:
Third grade certificatcs--lSt year
$50. month; I'd year, SJ3.
Second grade-lst year, 500; End
year, s6S; 3rd year, $40; 4th wear,
s72.50; 9th year, SIS; 6 to 10 years
$50. more than 10 years, $50.
First grade-1st year, $50; 2nd
year, S88; 3rd year. $50: 4th year.
$3.50; 5th year, S95; 6--1O years,
500; more than 10 years. SI05.
Short course certificates-1st wear
$50; End year, S93; Sd year, $95;
18th year. $3.50; 5th year. 500:
,6--1O years. sos; more than 10
years, $40.
Normal courSc--1St wear, 800:
End year, slO3; Bird wear, slO5; lth
year. S107.5G; 9th year. $40: G--1O
years. S1l5; more than 10 wears.
%l2O.
College cOurSe--1St year, $40:
2nd year. $ll3; 3rd year, S1l5; .!th
year. $ll1.50: 5th year. S120: 6--lO
wears, Sl25; more than 10 wears,
$3.50.
Districts receiving State supple
mental aid must adopt the salary
schedule given above.
The law does not apDlv TO schools
IN independent districts. incorpo-
rated towns and cities, high schools
Junior high schools, and to salaries
OF supervising school officers.
High rates of salary NAV be al
lowed to teachers of one-room
schools. and for teachers who at
tend approved summer schools Or
secure Coupons of Credit.
With the exceptions referred to
above the salaries throughout dis.
trlct must be uniform for teachers
with the same credentials and cx
pericnce.
Boards of Education of districts
not asking for supplemental State
aid may fix higher rates of salary ,t
tnclr discretion. but at least as muci,
ditfcrcncc in basic salaries as is in
dlcatcd above for training must be
allowed; and at least as much ad-
dltlon to the basic salary rs is in
dlcated above must be allowed for
experience.
Elementary maintenance fund
maximum levy Is cents.
Elementary Teachers Fund max
lmum levy 40 cents.
High School Teachers Fund levy
is not limited.
High School Maintenance Fund
levy is not limited.
New Building and Improvement
fund levy is 20 cents but NAV be
increased to a maximum of 40 cents
by approval OF the State Supcrin-
tcndcnt and the State Tax Commits
>ioncr. The Maintenance Fund is to-
be used only for actual maintenance
purposes. Permanent improvements
extensive repairs, painting. new fur
niturc and apparatus arc demands
on the New Building and Improve
mcnt Fund. The High School
Teachers Fund is to be used for
paying The teachers in classified
high schools. Junior high schools
and for paying high school tuition.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03
roLUME55
retIA OF MISS BESSIE ECH0LS.

via. BESSIE. eldest daughter Of
,,n ichoiS. of our town passed
I.1,,fuIIy into The rest prepared
,I,rm who have kept the faith.
b,r fathers home here Wedn2s-
,f,rrnoon. June /. 1921, at )
r,ork, Sc had suffered for nearly
~ ,rars with tuberculosis OF the
',r> and tho she had spent months
S,nitariumS in Virginia and
nr,h Carolina and had used all
y" remedies known TO science. all
fTori> TO stay the steady progress
|, III, disease proved hopeless and
,,rn the final hour came, in sweet
,hmission to the will Of her heav-
Nv Father. she resigned her soul
| Ills keeping and fell asleep in
tsus.
Mis-, Bessie was born, reared, and
rnt her life Of over forty years in
lis her native county. She sradu-
led from the Seminary here under
,e administration of Rev. Robert.
| e. Tclford, D. d., and had since
An al ardent and loyal friend and
IMPORTER Of the school, sparing no
Tcr, she could employ i'll promot-
y its success and prosperity. Her
= f was given largely and actively
The church-thc Lewisburg Pres
.tcrian--in every line of lis activ-
r,. To the work Of the Master She
. 3h given her heart and in it she
| a, ever Jealous and untirins al
fwing nothing to interfere with
| hat she conceived to be her duty
profcSScd Christian.
After Il funeral service at the
ono yesterday afternoon mt 4:30,
ndI,ctcd by her pastor Rev. W. II
! ii Bose. The mortal remains of
i good woman were committed
thc grave in the cemetery here.
Surviving she leaves her father.
rec brothcrS-Dr. w. t., of Rich
ood. and Chas. l.. and John Echols
| I.cwiSburS,-and Two sisters
n. Il. l.. NcCl, Of Gap Mills, Mon
t county. and Miss Sadie E,cholS,
numr
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03
PLANE WRECKED. SEVEN KILLED.

Seven mcn, five of the army and
Two civilians, were killed in the
wreck OF an army Crrtiss-E Eagle AM
bulancc airplanc near Indian Head.
Maryland, 10 miles southeast of
washington, on the afternoon Of
the 10th in terrific wind and cleo
trio storm. Every man in the plane
was instantly killed including Hon.
Maurice Connolly, of Dubuuuc.
Iowa, former Congressman.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03
FOUND IN WHEELING,

!. W. COuntZ, a wealthy Houston.
Texas. oil man, said to be q million
alr", whose mysterious Disappear
ancc from the southern city four
years ago caused a nationwide
search for bin, was found walking
on The streets Of Wheeling few
days ago by his brothcr-in-law, Jas.
W. Gillespie, also Of the Lone Star
state. He was taken to a Sanilar-
INN for treatment.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03

with Governor Morgan's prncla-
nation OF martial law in Ming0. thc
activity of the State ConStabulary
ana the appointment by the Senate
OF a Committee to investigate the
situation there seems to be an i'm
provcmcnt in the general situation,
tho the Governors proclamation has
provokcd much criticism among
the miners.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03
DEATH OF MRS. F. P. BOBBlTT,

Died at her home near Williams
burg. May 26. 1921, Sarah r. Bob
bltt, wife of r. =. Bobbitt. who is
superintendent of the County In
Urinary.
Mrs. Bobbitt was the daughter of
Garland Brown. She was born No
Ncmber >. 1864: was married 10 r.
Il. Bobbitt June II. 1882, and the
union was blessed with thirteen
children. three who have gone be-
fore her. ten who survive her. name
~: Walter. of Ripplemead. Va:
Bert, OF Lewisburg; Gillner, of Ken
lucky: Mrs. Clara McFerrin, Of Mar
linton; Alta. Of williamsburg: Mrs.
May Price. Miss Ina, Carrie, Forrest
and Jessie, at home with the father.
Mrs. Bobbitt had been long suf
fercr. but bore her suffering with
Christian fortitudc. She gave her
heart to God at the age of 13, Joined
ihe Methodist Church and remained
true and faithful member until
after marriage, she Joined the Bap-
list Church to be with her husband.
All that loving hands and mcdi-
cal skill could do. was done for her
but despite all on May 26, 1921, the
death Angel came and claimed her
as his own. Husband and children
are left with a legacy, greater than
gold or silver. She was true. de-
voted wife, Il fond, true mother and
Il friend to everybody.
1t was the writer's pleasure to
visit her a short time before her
death. and Swcetcr testimony
never heard from anyonc-pcrfcct-
ly rcconcilcd. willing and waiting
for the Lord to take her home. Be
lore the end came, she called her
husband and all her children to her
brd-Sidc and told them she was 60
ing home and requested that the
husband and all of hcr children
would live nearer the Lord in the
future than they had in the past.
that it might be an undivided
family in that land where there is
no sickness nor death.
The Baptist Church has lost
true member, the community has
lost Il good Cody Woman: the
inmates OF the tntirmarN have lost
1t was the privilege of the writer
to be at the home just Il few hours
after the death of this good woman.
and shall never forget the words
OF praise of many of these unfor-
tunatc people as they spoke of the
Kindness she had shown to them.
The funeral services were con-
ducted in the Methodist Church at
williamsburg by Rev. Binford. Of
Anderson, assisted by Rev. Z. G. Hell
m1ntollcr. Six of her noble bows
acting as pall-bcarerS, amidst a host
OF SorrowinG friends, she was laid
:" rest in the williamsburg Gene
terry. TO the husband, children and
friends. let me say she is moi dead.
but sleencth and her works will fol-
low after her. Our Saviour said:
'Blessed Are They that Die in the
Lord. Let us not forget Mother.
but let us prepare to meet the end
as she did and there will be happy
reunion on the other shore.
Whose love can equal the love of
Mother:
Whose the devotion SO loyal and
true?
Who suffers so much with such jov
for another.
Who works with such pleasure as
mother for YOU;
who hail with delight the friend
ship of others,
You rcvcl in the love Of the sweet
heart you've won,
Yet. where do you find friendship
like mothers?
BY One WHO LOVED Her.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-06-03

n.r '4. Waterman reports thai at a
,1 ''- ni The subscribers 10 The
n :. VI jhc proposed local power
' "A,l' corporation held at Sinks
q, .'G 'ri1ay night, May 2Oth. il
~, ''frr)"d by an unanimous vote
-; III ~ per cent Of the sub
/, 'P"'N' and apply for a charter.
,,. ~ name Of the Union-Fort Spring
,,, ""'' was chosen for the cor
,r ag"n. with an authorized capi-
y, "p,'HO. w. II. Garnet, l.. o.
"h'n' {" ". Boon, II. S. Ellis
49,, 'Io \. $. Johnston were dcsig-
,,,''' ' 10 make application for the
d, Wv. d1o. u. Shanklin was
'," l'"D0rary treasurer.
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TOTAL POPULATION,

r,,}, ',3a, Statisticr. placing the total
?H,a'lon Of the United States at
",l''n2o, or 27,512 more than an
n'orrd last October, have been
[",n''''cd to the House for nppor-
"'"cf' purposes by The Census
\, '" ihcSc reports place The
~ population Of the OUTLYING DOS
ly o,,n us 81 The United States at I2.-
N%"". ,r winch brings the total pop
|, ,, u me entire country and
POSSESSIONS at l17,S59.35S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
WASTED fsY

waoi-siie nat and rap house. experienced
,acKy a,t l'lo-iia
ADDRESS
- HOPKINS FLAG.
BALTIMORE ND
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nj IN W.
ORDER OF PHI ArIHN.

tIipl:t OF PUBLICATION:
In pursuance OF an act OF Congress
an act OF Congress OF August ~
EESn iEG:'S - f fEF E&E F THE
FOR Tile CONSTITUTION OF 'f PifR.
tio WORKS., the above suit has been
Instituted for the recovery OF an
amount aiti OF money due the use plain
GIN and *. +. Gill. co-partnerS do
ing business under the firm name or
JOiiN GILL & SONS, by and through
MuRrfHYY FAINT INT" co trhaais a in the the
prosecution of the contract and sup
gu! q Sons. with the United States o.
Amcrica thy G. w. Parks. Chief OF
Inc n, H nm,,nn Of Yards and Docks. act
3 Of the NayNo. dated October 3. 1915.
1879. August /. 1918. September ,.
LIE, LIE and December ~. 1919, with the
win The Fidelity ana Deposit Com
pany OF Maryland. as surety, thereto
attached as part OF the said contract
the said John Gill & Sons contracted
with the United States to construct
ana complete Naval Training Camp
Hampton Roads. Virginia. including
i,hysical Instruction building: Bach
cior officers Quarters: Building for
bakery. etc; buildings at East Camp:
changes and additional work in con-
necion with the construction OF va
rious buildings for the East Camp,
TN" said contract and supplemental
contracts being for the construction
and prosecution OF public work.
IT is TIiEREUPON. This 9th day
OF March. 1921. by the District Court
OF the United states for the Eastern
p!Strict OF Virginia, AT Law.
ORDERED. That the plaintiffs
cause Il copy OF this order. with no
tice OF the pendency OF this suit, to be
inserted in The Richmond Times
bispatch. a newspaper OF general cir
cuiaiion. published III the City O!
once Il week for three CD successive
weeks. giving notice to all persons.
firms or corporations having claims
against the said John Gill & Sons ;or
labor ana materials supplied 10 them
in the prosecution of the contract anu
supplemental contracts mentioned In
the above action, that they have tho
right to intervene in the said cause,
as the court may direct, on or before
the 18th day OF June, 1921. and be
made parties thereto. and have the
rights and claims adjudlcated therein
and judgment rendered thereon.
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
Judge. District Court OF the United
states, for the Eastern District
OF Virginia.
y true Copy--AtteSt
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
Richmond. Va. March .. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
The .;iesapeake and ONO pauw,v
COInpAny
N0rICt: OF ANNCAi. MEErING

&orict: OF ANIMAL. MEETING
Richmond sissinia; keorIasy II. 1891
T.o Chesapeake and Ohio Kaiiway Corn.
pany Mil he he'd. as provided in Inc Hy.
psny ia in- C.S Ut Richmond Vtreinia
a, eie>en o'riogs a. NJ.
ID Tor the election or directors
81 IL approve ana eo;iscni 10. by xot,
or otherwise as may he provided BY law
and sublee, 10 at. necessary approvai
TO the Company. or the acqu sition otner.
wise by tue coInp"ny II ana to the .AIsnt
aut horned ~ law. OF The tairoAd and
81 The Chesapeake and ONO Raiiw, y
Company a.; INdidnd. which the Com.
puhy owns substantially uil the can't /
stock:
60 20 authorize and consent to tn.
form ana Terms OF any Instrument III
~ 10 approve. raufy anu connPm such
aeiion thErctotors taken or auinUrizea b.
The Board OF Dit,stsrs or By the Ex.cu.
pursuant I" uny prcyIou. author izat;nr by
tue stoukhod"is or otherwise a. may bs
SUBMITTED I" ine meeting. ana
l5, to transAc, suci, o,mrr pusines,
"a may Lawfully COME before tue meeting
tn. stock transfer bouH, viii be closed
hroaIwsS' New YORK G. G''a on sa NS 81
The i?ii day o. March. 1921. u, twelve
o,,eIocN noon, and VIII be reopened on
a. ten o'clock y. ii
NV order OF the Hoard or Directors
----.------A rhs:SEErr. .'ecretary.
ma IN ,,i annna! mrs,nE Of stockholdets OF:
;omac and Richmond and Pe,nrsbuer
fallroud Connection Company w!ti ma
held 81 sol East Main Street RichmonI
FKASk ". i nu Ne
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IN THE iISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINII

me United States OF America at IN,
reiati0n OF Louis II. Fehscnfeld ana
Harry b. Davis. co-pnrtners ,ioin"
business under the firm name az
THE u. Il. DAVIS COMPANY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

John T., Gill and X. T.. Gill co-patt.
n.rs doing business under the nrm
name OF JOHN GILL. AND SONS.
;tnn TUE Fidelity AND DcPOSIT
COMPANY OF MARYLAND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19
BUSINESS SERVICE
business service, Omcrcj

Aw.INGS AWNINGS
order now aud avoid ine I.,E Ni.,I.sn,
Ss HitHnionh Awning 10 1Ii Nor;h
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Ry j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO
1911 East Main Street.
Court Sale of Valuable
MAINST. STORES

MAlNSl STORES
WITH APARTMENTS ABOVE. BE-
NC II AND y EAST MAIN. NEAR
FIRST STREET.
!, r., ny ,, Virtue of = decree Of the Law
m"nd. entered February II. 1921. in re
9. l. Jones. Surviving Trustee and
Executor. &c. et ais. VS. William
Grimmcil. app9inting the undersigned
special COMMISSIONS for that pur-
pose, Will sell at public auction, on
the premises.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH, 81,
At i. NJ.
tn" property described in said decree.
= Nos. - and Is East Main Street.
Richmond, Va. on southern line OF
East "a Main Street; between First and
distant l3i feet -, inches west Of
the western line OF First Street,
thence running eastwardly and 'front.'
Ing on said southern line of Main
ming back thence sonthwardIy he
,wc"n parable lines liz feet. more or
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance
q. !. ard is months, negotiable notes
WIN interest added from day OF sale.
ana iiile retained until the entire
purchase price is paid and deed
Said sal" IL E,ade n, the risk and
cost OF William GrimmelI
a FINE PAYING; INVESTMENT.
with growing future
\. w. PATTERSON.
Special Commissioner.
~ THOMPSON BROWN Il co,
Auctionccrs.
city OF Richmond '''
-. Jones Surviving Trus-
ct ais. p,;.tn
against
''I, an, hr,mmeH ... Defendant
!. .uthtr Libby. Clerk of Sa Id Court
CC-rtiiy that the bond required OF tho
'pecihi commissioner by tho decree
IN sara cause OF February II, 1921. has
heen duly given. '''
tiNen under my hand. this 18th dav
or March. 1921 "S
LUTHER IIBBY.
'l.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

LOTS Tuk SAI.E-tiousss went IN but
ioi. went uowh during the wax. have
lust t-d"d ;nr IS highest class iuts
Mh''h WI sell for nearly half pric.
THrnS' $40 cash and balance 600 a
month. lnEcstISatc! Is 1856. care Times.
D!tphtCh
WESlHAMfrpN lOrS-MrS, l.. iiawrs
Iipsr"mb b: An-r.can Nat Bank lid.
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RE.iL ESTATE FOR .S.fLE
AUCTIONS-LECltLS
Legal Notices
SALE or y :, y;A.l;rAEI:E HEAl: ESTATE by
NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
SALE OF NAl.tAkl.E REAL. ESTATE by
The undersigned Speclai Coniinissionc or
anI Trustee. acting under the direction OF
a deere OF she Circuit Court OF Russell
cause or Catherine +. Johnson and H. l.
johnson comrlainants vs Harvey G.
Gibson u AIS. defendants. on the ii;h day
81 March. 1871. Will offer for sale 90 The
high h,g h. bidder. ., the front ,ioor OF the
gina NJ !pr O'clock 4. NJ. on SATt'R-
DAY. Arhii., :Np 1921. The following
In the report uf X. &. Mead. commits
si"nci. 70 whom the said cause MAS re-.
,D one tract containing 200 acres more
". II. Saiyer. by decd t,ca ring dale On tnSn
iath day 81 N"N.mhcr. 1911. an Copper
S'ssH' On IA Russell couniyi Virginia:
more or less. conveyed to Harvey G. Cl,r
ON ihe lo;h day. OF Frhruary. lis. '" on
o"ni i one nth ft II E"a9TI GHn"y virginia
more or less, conveyed to Harvey C. GIN,
son by {, NJ. iinwkins by deed boa rin.
late Oh The 'th day 90 January. 1916. Oh
gntI.
TERMS Of SALE to be as follows: cash
s"ihci"Ei To ray the costs OF suit and
costs and commissions OF sale. and a sum
sufficient to nay III" amount due under n
certain deed OF trust from Harvey Z 9Th.
ion 10 G.: g. Turns and T. KandIIph WI
Insurance Company the payment OF Ger
tain notes. taxes etc: and the balance ~ 2
me pure pElCv to he paid in one. two
and three years from date OF sale ali mir
With approved security to- all deferred
payments.
Given under our hands This ltth day
J. T. DUFF
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Special CommIsslon-r.
CLARENCE g.. nURNS.

~ THE CLERKS OFFICE OF riiE s',H.
VIRGINIA.: -
!. l.. Il. Combs Clerk OF the said cour,
DO hereby certify that the bond rruutr.i
OF ~" SPECIAL ,onmiss inncr ana rrustc.
hy The decree rendered in aid cause u,,
,n- i-th day uf March. ia:l. has boon
uuly given.
owen under nay hand as clerI, OF tho
SAID court TINS litn day OF March 1921
IL. II. COMBS
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Wantctl-TO Rent


COTTAGE Wanted. to rent. ny. -: sia.
room cottage. with iwo az three acres.
on petersburg or Seven lines ear lines.
Address q 3"s. care fincs -B!spacA
~ Advanced. 10 rent OF u-rooiu an.
:uEn:s heel nnt or apartment Ia the West
End VIII take IOsscSS:Ou DE .-.n
March l"th aud ApriI l<i. Telephone
boulevard iin3-W.
HOUSE - N.room house. Hcd:O Dm.s
required. u G.utrI iack or vIg.uity.
Possession. MAY LIST i-hun- fandoiDh
Sl1:-J.
HOUSE Wanted 10 rent OF wlil consider
purchase. oI Broom huiS". modern
ConNcntcnccs. furnished partly fu'-
nishcd; good location in city. VII! take
posse sslon between 18th March aud LIST
Aprli. must bc In good repair aud price
right, nD children: references exchanged.
Telephone boulevard 1914 W
party desires to rent
SIN or scNen-Tuom houS. III he West
End VIII take possession any iims
between March 20 and Apri. -. II tho
house s in good location aud repair.
would not object to making lease for
TWO years Address l. lao. care Times
Dispatch.
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l'ol.L iiDSFIrAT.
i'''sF Repaired. al. p1tt- 4IrulsH-J I1Er.
.n""' IRON, you. own c"nO!ny- ltughrs
W. NDrLM .lML,I -Llunt. .-''
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FURNISHED COTTAGE 10 let at nnc,. .
' rooms "nd bath th0t ana c"ldD. /
beds situated on farm, . minutes from
station. family with children preferred.
.Alsp uniuraisncd Groom cnitagv from
Jni'. Apply Colonel Il. L.. Pratt, k"S-
WICK. VA. Tor iull particulars.
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Machinery and Tools

For sale. very reasonably. aG.0GO.EslInn
tanH on IA foot high steel frame. Sold
10: want Of usc. y. }. White. Chairman
Hos East Main Street.
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EMPLOYMENT
Snlcsrncn and Arcnt.


Statesmen and Agents :,5
sAl.EsMEN company iha, IL cNp.ndins
~, ,,,, "fS"ri"n,i'n "sGHs .%r;ra sales.
WIZ Viii. or ppi. ;'S 10 , sna To"s :"
- Sor'h Eighth S;:e"t. Richmond.
~ LEiM t.N.-iir. "ra ~%eersoty satc-men.
WHINE, VIII. or sail sales manager
WANTED BY
- iac * 's ant ,,,:;daa" west 'fs'"'A Ken
&c u H2fSISS rt Hb
Situations Wanted-Fcmale 30
BY comr"teut sisnogragh.r. position IL,
3aie. 10y Anr!! lst Address G saI. care
I!i.es lJl@phtCh
E%rEHT srENcGhAiHEN OF long cIpc.
ricnce IL ot"H Tor K" position immediately
idenc .H"'I n. .'',. 10 or .'' f, q con.
Dispatch
LADY, r"!iob!". desrys position - com
naninn Tor r.Ie'i1 e'nri" as NUS. ior
turch ii;owa.ta.. Ga
Mhi,' wanted, place ~ maid. 1oi Nest
one. rt.teI st"mo.r,pEic work. touI.-
Situations Wantcd--Mnlc IS.
OHGA&iSt ttunI.J. 81 =. - o. de.
sir'S position in church. twenty years
-Ni-GicnC.. goo! testimonials i.!oae
Madison tjl--W
srE&OGEArIiEE ,xprr!rnced d>sirc.
position L. st'uuEraI ny nigd clerical "a
p.city. all ear" Zines pisrntch.
WANTED position oy inorou.a.y cAp.r.-
"nccG furniture man, nUN employed. bug
UsNc rCn.pta - change aicyUan OF
collector. Address /. az Times.
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities :,S
y WELL. EsTAHIIS ttn s;,au ana hot
water treating business ia q !lIc town
IN Eastern North Caroline. Reasons Tor
selling. s.EitErhh ia family. Address As
80, car. Tim"s- Dispatch.
CAPITAL needed 10 fnanuia.c,uro our
goods. .DnErhudS ui untitled 0F.i.Ts in
i'3g Fu'st INVESTIGATION invited. No
butter investment IN III. city. hldr"ss
Mr. sawyer. 1879 Eas, atnln street..
'achm"rd. Va.
fplt SALE-tirucrry store .u W-s, s;ai
doing cash business. Owner h.,a other
ft. I'll -. tr...
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Suburban for Rent

FOR RENT Furnished nous" Cor summer
months ar !bHGcri: running wafer mod
"rn fixtures, telephone. CITY connection
garage. l.arH" Well shaded lawn. I:N-
c'lttrnai n"!ghborlUod, III good rn,d.
within 80 minutes 10y automobile from
CITY li"N: railway station within oH,.
nii". immediate" possession l.. -. Ron
ri ',Iupnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-19

al \ Is lthned ana blocked IKE ucA VAR.
li.i ""TNa. -! y. riTst St
HHEh your hHt g,ehHrd ana rrb.uched a,
NO. iihi W 2fht. y. y [.ith.
LLt CRAFTS FAgTolA "xuerts nm,
tplt p.'h- ShtIsiact!JH assured. Phone
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MISUNDERSTANDING
Moving. Trucking, storage ..
MISUNDERSTANDING
Observation-Disclosures
Professional service,

Private Detectives !vi Arufe. in,.sn,
uo"r iGons 81 write - sos a.i.ate ,hiri.
Nlrn.
CNRHpLi.s DETECTIVE AGENCY.
i'hHGv MADISON !.'!. Randolph 4a..
100 ISEUalNIy National SAM. I!lt'c
l.cnuu;td. NIrgluIa
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We buy Old ures. We retreiu ana re-
pair Old tires We sril Miller lir.s
Bell Tyre and rubber Co.. COO West
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REAL ESTa7E FOR RENT

BoaiI ny wc.k or transient board
iiom.-cooked foods served