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Anderton Automobile Co.
1887 West Broad
Boulevard 638


TRUCK BARGAINS
White two.,on truck. used very nt;ie;
Iik" new.
hny-Eider truck. ?-;on; used four
months. factory guarantee.
Republic. 2-ton: good one: only 1850
Atlas. >. ton. runs good: bargain: si75.
Republic. a.-ion. nice condition: ;27s
stewart ..ton: good. for little money:
Day Elder, i's-ton: run, and loo,s,
good $3.50.
KLINE KAR SALES co. INC.
oi5 West Broad street.
USED CAR BARGAINS.
hudson Super-Six; new paint: nies car;
Kline 1920; beauty and good one ::
Ford Touring: bargain: sias.
pE'T.und so. runs good: SlS5.
Scrip hooth, 1919. new paint: runs
good. $3.50.
kline. 1918: nice condition. 3i7s
iord. 1890. with starter: $500.
Doir" Touring; good: only $3.50.
Ford Touring, 1912: $3.50.
-Four cylinder Racer: starter: beauty:
,a75.
MOTOR EXCHANGE-MR. RAWLINGS.
GLIB West broad Street.
'!G'5. NEW. never used, 5-passonger
Touring Tor ss0e: factory guarantee.
can virginia Bonded Warehouse or
boulevard sS3-w.
FOR good used cars. gee Jones' Motor car
Company. 1851 West Broad streut. II
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EARN more pay a. an automobile EXPERT.
ITa!ncd men arc naklts 1850 to no
oVV year. We teach you au:u,nohii.
mechanics and all branches OF the bust
hc>s At our big modern school Ia wash
inrton. this nations capital. We train
you from ia. ground VI to be an e1-
pert not merely M apprentice.
We pfcpate you for. L!s.p.ylns Job in
one OF the large factories. repair hops
or service stations or 10 SO into bust
Eeah Tor yourself
You get prac,!cR! training from men who
h"o". Mriud'ns representative Of tho
couhtFSs Lttt-ki.own cars. We give
you 36o discount fot prompt action TO
heip pay your expenses to washinyton
Write now for FREE booklets telling
ABOUT our quality training ana you. fu-
ture hh an automobile expert American
Motor Schools. Dept. :is. Washington.
ID. L.
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MILLER & RHOADS
require the services of an
experienced silk and dress
goods salesman. An ener-
getic and ambitious man
with local experience pre-
ferred. Only those with
the above qualifications
need apply.
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GAE-Entcrsd Into rest. NJ 1910 y.
NJ Fr!L,y II; the residence OF hss son.
S.l North Twcnty-sevcnth street. Jo-
seph Is0nyan. He is survived BY three
daughters. Mrs. Richard a. James. Mrs.
". Thomas West, Mrs. A. vernon spot:
one sOn. Joseph l.ongsn. Jr.. and one
sister. Mrs. Thomas r. Stasg. Funeral
from above residence Saturday II. NJ.
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WANTED.

A COMPANY WITH OVER TEN MIL
LIONS OF BUSINESS IN FORCE IN
VIRGINIA HAS AN OPENING FOR
BIG CALDER MAN CAPABLE OF DE.
vELoPING a GENERAL AGENCY. WE
WANT a MAN THAT HAS REcopD
AS a PRODUCER AND ZIG ES,,1yc,r
TO DEVELOP a HALF MILLION DOL.
LAR AGENCY IN 1922. WE GAVE co.
OPERATION. FINANCIAL AND OTHER.
WEE. THAT ENABLED OUR FIELD
FORCE TO PAY FOR $50 MORE bUsr.
NESS IN 1921 THAN THEY DID IN 1920.
THE BANNER YEAR FOR LIFE INsuE-
ANcE. ADDRESS
ARCHIE w. DUKE.
MURPHY'S HOTEL.
RICHMoN6. VA.
H.. ~, - ~ t.'y' ".-- "a. s.--.,-
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OwEN---Dl"t. Friday. February ;. ls2s,
Mrs Ida Owen. wife o. the late J :. l.
owen. after a long Illness she leaves
10 mourn their loss two sisters. Nrs.
Kate .. Porter. OF Ashland. and Mrs.
W. ~. Owen. o. Glen Allen. Funeral
from B!!lty's pariors Monday IT 10
O'clock Inter.n-nt TomAhawk Church,
l.hAA, rrr.IH i,nur,N.
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suddenly. Saturday. $40
T. Nj, Mrs. Georgia Jenkins. wife OF
c. W. Jenkins. and mother OF Mrs Lee
Ferguson ard Mrs. Edward C. Scheter.
Elwood ind Walter Jenkins. Funeral
MOTTO, later.
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~ his resiNrnco. NJ =.
Twenty third Street. at 1855 l. NJ.
February s. 1922. iIampdcn Fischer
Collier aged 81 years. lie is survived
hy his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. H.
Collier as South BeIviderc Street: VII"
and one child Ha,npden r. Jr.: one
SISTER. Nrs. l.. V. Moore. and one brother.
Edward Collier. Funeral sunday after
noon. Third Christian Church. O'Clock
Burial Hollywood Cemetery.
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FORD SEDAN, 1921. excellent condition
iiarEa;n. 2loi West broad Street.
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Ads Pertaining Employment Can Be Found Classification 81 to 81 Inclusive
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In NiclnorluIn

TRESIpDER-The funeral OF Mrs. Kate
Tresidder. eldest daughter of the luie
George $. and Mary J. stut:. who died
Mt her home. 200 North Twenty fourth
Street January 2s. mt $3.50 =. NJ. aged
-. was conducted from 81. Johns Epis-
copa! Church Tuesday. January IL. 1922.
Rev. Hugh Sublet, officiating. She
leaves one son. J. Norwood Brown: sis
ters. Mrs. virginia II. Lean. Miss Ida
Stutz. brothers. Walter $. J.. Muscl,-.
Jsmea Il. Syuan and w. Z. Siutz. She
was Il consistent member OF her church.
being Of the oldest members. a
Daughter 90 She King ami Il Kings
Daughter OF Chris; Church. She gave
her Ike TO her church. Whenever there
was service she was there Peace.
perfect peace.
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BROoKS-picd. February (. NJ : /. NJ.
.,,o- an Illness of several months Mrs.
Edwin Beverley BROOKS. III" Teinh'np
will be- taken to Oakley" the country
home OF her parents. IN King and Queen
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RESPESS-I1ou!. Henry Rcspess. formerly
81 Norfolk. d!eh q; his residence, 40
East Franklin street. February .. 1922.
aged e5. He IL survived by h!s widow,
Mary Merchant E-spcss, and four chill
drcn. Guy W and Emma Elva. Of Rich
;ront ). u. ward. OF Detroit. and Mrs.
j. FFanKl!n Goch.nour. o. Fiarr!sonburg.
Va. Iuternent will Dc Ia the family
burial ground il Mathews County Va.
Baltimore. washinrtnn. u c., ana Nor
lynf,, IL 49, rninp Ci.,N
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II you wish #. s. Leako Formerly OF
Lehke Printing Company to takn care
OF your printing wants, call RnndoIph
'sl. Now located at South Sixth
street. between Main and Cary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

FORD ToCRING-l3:l model. equipped
with starter and shock absorbcrs new
battery aud IN excellent mechanical
condition. 1900. Madison 463l-J, be-
tween l.. NJ. and 10 L. NJ
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Charles Mccarthy, WIDOW OF thc .h'e
charles Mccarthy. She leaves 20 mourn
dAurhtcr Mr-. Wesley Lee: also two
sisters. Mrs J. II Bushy, OF South Rich
mOui and Mrs. W. J.. kaufman, OF
Baltimore Md; one brother. w. j.
CauIlr. OF Atlanta. Ga. Funeral Mon
dag morning at - O'Clock from ST.
Peters Catho.Ic Church. Eighth snd
Grace s;ree;s. in;e.men, IN Maury
Cemetery.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
FIFTH FLOOR.

SALESMAN. experienced wooden and silk
piece Eoud6. Proposition guarantees sub
stantial earnings TO competent man.
Commission. First Nat onal Wooden Co.,
3Ii Fifth Avenue, New York.
SHIPPER AND LEDGER CLERK-Ship-
per and ledger clerk. knowledge o! type
writing required. Must be hustler.
not afraid OF work. GOOD advancement
chances. Box + 3J2. care The Dis
patch.
SHIPPING CLERk-wantcd, thoroughly
experienced shipping clerk. one acquaint-
ed with packing house products Ire
ferred. Answer In own handwriting,
stating fully experience. reference and
salary wanted. Address +. O. BOX 800
MEN-Youve always wanted big money.
Here 1t is; SIC TO s32 n day: new
patented aluminium handle cutlery set;
you simply display set and write order:
we deliver and collect; pay you daily;
experience unnecessary. Sample free.
Try IT out. Jennings Mfg. Co., Bet
H-26l. Dayton. Ohio
BECOME government railway mail clerks;
$i33 month. Steady work. For sample
questions apply today. l. 622. care The
Dispatch.
ELECTRICITY taught by experts: earn
while you learn Mt home; electrical book
and proof lessons free; your success
guaranteed and position secured. chi
cago Engineering Works. 2li4-A Law
renee Avenue, Chicago.
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.fNNt,GNt.E.,IENIS
Deaths


at his home. $500 PcF-
ter Street. at s:AS i. NJ. William Il.
Barrett In his G:ty. second year OF age.
He IS survived by his wife. Cora Evans
Barrett: thrce daughters, Mrs. I, u
FuQua Mrs. Helena aud ne!rne: three
sons. william Evans. Edwin II. ana r
polsn and Two brothers I. $. AMI -. 5.
barrett Funeral services from resi-
dence 3 i. 81. Sunday. burial MnuTy
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4i1fin:yG:iES

Ai1GuIG:iE.S
Automobiles for sale IL
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
Drds. Roadster. Si0U
Used Cars and Truchs from 500 Up.
FRENTISS MOTOR CuMPASY
''"h"otph 'v'. $40 ". Broad St
COLUMBIA STORAGE BATTERIES.
Heniais and Repairing.
BARGAINS Ia good used c..rs-Fords ali
hhd. Liberty SIX. Patterson. Overland.
!iu.c"s. and 1850 Oa.Aaud Term, 90
amt j. y :. Auto Sales CO.. .C0U We,
broad street.
DuICk-L!sht Roadster. cord tlr.s n.,v
battery aid ia excellent condition. s9on.
terms. II wanted. Madison 1895 ".
nuY now.
COOP USED CARS.
HARPER -oVERLAND CO.. INC.
1888 w. BROAD STREET
BOULEVARD 1901
FORD Panel hod!yl truck. ur,c,l..rI.
new seli-staricr: cheap Tor quick sal.
C"hirai Service station. 2o' Noru. F!fth
FORD, 1870. w,,h starter. In GOOD c,r,ii-
non WIN !s:. state and cry license.
1875, l7oa nnn street.
ForD COUrE 4 real bargain. $500
r. y.iie,. 1902 West Broad street.
FORD RACER specn! overhead IN.
H"hith cnrDuraioT. bosch mnEnc,o ,yi,.
whrciH, ia \ > condition. Giad 4. demon.
s''a'e. Can boulevard. .tos7-J.
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7" ioE- AW AXE MEN to take charge OF
our '"ch' trade - TO IS II day uieady:
no experience required: pay start. n,
once. write today. American Products
Co. bG25 American B'ds.. Cincinnati.
Ohio.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
FIFTH FLOOR.

POSITIONS
WITH REGULAR
SALARY INCREASES ARE
AVAILABLE TO SINGLE WOMEN
BErWEEN THE AGES OF lG AND IS
Good eyesight. hearing. health and
Willingness TO work the hours assigned
are the essential qualifications.
NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
APPLY
ROOM 500, 100 Il. GRACE ST.
THE CIIESAPBAkE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO. OF VIRGINIA..
sTENodRAPHER--l3x wanted
FOR insurance Office. Apply d 3tI. caro-
The Dispatch.
sTBNOGKAPIIER = Wanted. competent
stenographer Reply by letter. stating
experience and salary expected. Box
u 1888. The Dispatch.
STENoGRAPHER, experienced. wanted for
Insurance office. Apply 3ii. care The
Dispatch.
srENoGR APIEK-Wantcd young lady
s;onngrapher: beginner. high school edu-
cation preferred. State age and salary.
Box ID 336, The Dispatch.
WoMAN-wantcd. capable, healthy, mid
die-aged white Christian woman to help
mother with young children. Address
a. Il. e, Box 2G3. Richmond. Va.
wOMAN--Ambitious. high school educa-
tion, pleasing personality: educa tlonai
work. Advancement; excellent salary.
Permanent. I'ox d all. care The Dis
patch.
MAKE $30S50 weekly spare time. You
cannot fail. Experience unnecessary:
cleanest. most pleasant proposition ever
offered. ArcIo Mfg. Co.. Dept. TIA,
1857 y. Crawford. Chicago.
RICHMOND women over IT. Oct gov.
ernment John. 500 month. List posi-
tions obtainable free. Franklin Insti-
tute. Dept. 727-D. Rochester. N. Y.
,oU .an save niu"ey n ,-Saiai .Iisp.,rn
Want Ads
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EALI~-lu sed but loving remembrance o,
oGr dear daddy and faithful! husband
EDWARD y. Hall. who departed this i.te
t"o years ago, February g. 1870.
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Funeral Directors 4
MOURNING ORDERS DYED. 2t-hour
service. This department. Is given our
special attention. Schloss. Cleaners and
Dy-Ts los North Fourth Street. Madi-
bso6 or Randolph 2h5S.
phAup--r.dwin Ph.up. iun.ra. director
and einbal:ncr. Je1 East Main Street
Madison 49,. Randolph 1868
Ladies' TaIlors 9
cIAYMAN * CO. ladies' ta!ors. 320 n.
Second Street.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Patent Attorneys

INVENTORS desiring to secure patents
should write for our book. How TO DOT
Your Patent" Send model or sketch and
description for our opinion OF Its patents
able nature. Randolph & Co.. Dept COZ,
S31 Ninth. Washington. ID. e.
PATENrS--write for free guido book Ind
evidence OF conception blank. Send
model OF akctch and description OF in
Vcntion for our opinion OF the patontabie
nature free. Highest references. Rea-
sonabfe terms. Victor j. Evans & Co.,
s31 Ninth. Washington. ID. c.
PATENTS--booklet free. Highest refer.
ences. Lest results. Promptncss as
sured. Watson Il. Coleman. pntent law
yor. 62t L Street. Washington. ID. C..
Printing-Stationcry 28
LEAKE PRINTING CO.
412 e. Main st. Mad. 1927
1000 Business Cards. $500
1000 Envelopes $50. 800
1000 Statements 3.25
1000 Letterheads =. $50
III you with It. s. Leako Formerly OF
Lehke Printing Company to takn care
OF your printing wants. call Randolph
u, al
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories Il
SPECIAL SALE
TIRES! TIRES! TIRES!

Never before. perhaps never again, have
IN" auto owners OF Richmond and vicinity
been offered such rid.cuiousiy low prices.
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3is23I32 MOSTII-Becom. railway mail
o'erHs. List positions free. Writ. to-
day sure. Franklin Institute, Dept.
+tc-D. Rochester y V
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In NIcmoriuIn

BEiGGS-Sacrrd TO the memory OF our
dear mother, Ellen Ann vsnicTve!i
E:!SEs. who departed ,,his HE four
yeaGs ago. February 6. 1915.
Gone bu: not forgotten.
!Is- ChilI-en
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FoRpS-Four tourinxs. cheap for cash
i5lS North Twenty-third street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

FOR good used cars. see Alsop Motor COM
pany. Broad n, Pine
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HlGi-CLASS office and sales manager.
Must be capable OF handling n double
entry set OF books. and producing prompt
and satisfactory results. Good future for
the right party. Address l. GAG, care
The Dispatch.
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MILL ESTIMATOR AND CLERK-YOunH
man. with some experience with plans
aud spec!!cn lions and clerhtng In wood
working MIL. Address IN hand
writing. stating nBe. experience and
salary expected Mt start. W. A. Smoot
~ Co.. Inc. Alexandria. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
SALE OF
RECONDITIONED
FORD CARS
REDUCED PRICES

COM PLETE STOCK ALI.
TYPES AND MODELS. OUR MO
SELECTION. BOUGHT AT RIGHT
PRICES. GIVES YOU THE OP-
fORruSlrY TO GET \ MANI
NUN VALUE AT a MINIMUM
INVESTMENT. JUST a FEW OF
THEN BELOW:
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MES To Qualify for railway stat!on and
nhice poSitions. Experience unnecessary.
TRANSPORTATION furnished. Writo BAKER.
Suft., Dept. 81. Wainwright. ST. Louis.
Mo.
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MEN wanted 10 learn the arber trada.
Tuition. $;5; tools free. diplomas given.
Write for information. Richmond Bar.
Der College. 60t Eas; Marahall Street. or
Norfolk Barber College. .2i Bank Street,
Norfolk Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

MN wanted for detective work Experj-
cnCe unnecessary. Write j. Ginor for
mer Govt Detective. st. Louis
GOV positions open-Mcn- women. Hon
csty REQUIRED: good pay TO start. Writo
T.. McCanrey. ST. Louis
Evening star., 1922-03-19

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Evening star., 1922-03-19
HORSEBACK RIDING REVIVAL SOON
WILL RIVAL FAMILY FLIVVERS

So great will be the demand. il
is said, that, besides the horses
now grazing peacefully in pas
lures. these livery stable men
wouldn't be surprised If horses
now trotting peacefully along
with. only a milk or other delivery
wagon on their minds will soon
find themselves being put through
the PAGES.
"Yes. indeed. summer camps and
hotels are stocking up with large
numbers of riding horses for the
first time in years" said riding
master. Almost all the private
schools in the city have large rid
ing classes now" he declared.
"and more and more people are
asking daily for good riding
horse. This demand for riding
horses Is well under way in the
counties now and il will spread
more rapidly in the city when
summer comes.
People are beginning to realize
that automobile riding doesn't
give them the exercise they need.
and that they can keep their ma
chimes and still find time for L
horseback ride" he concluded.
Livery stable proprietors were
unanimous in their opinion that
Baltimore would have the spring
fever trotted out of its bones la
horseback.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
VETERANS OF GREAT WAR

A track meet is to be held at the
Central High School stadium May 6
by the local American Legion. in
which a number of eastern colleges
and American Legion posts will COM
pete. All of the proceeds from the
meet will go to the relief and welfare
fund of the local department of the
legion.
Because of its position in the Ma
tional Capital. the local American Le
gion has a very large drain on it's re-
lief fund. A large number OF vet
erans were affected by the discharge
of the personnel at the navy yard. A
affected by separation from other gov
ernment departments. The legion
helps tide the unemployed over until
they obtain other positions. and also
helps the sick and needy veterans
mo other state department of the
legion has the problems to meet which
the local organization is heir to by
virtue of its position its location
here" said Watson b. Miller. com
mander Of the District of Columbia
American Legion.
The local legion has been called
upon to assist veterans from all parts
of the United States. Washington is
the mecca for all disabled eX-seryice
men and the unemployed veterans
The disabled come here to adjust their
compensation, war risk insurance and
vocational training; the unemployed
in hope that Uncle Sam will give them
job.
! "A largo number of these classes
are members of the legion and when
they run out of funds they come to US
for assistance. We are glad to be
able to help the deserving cases to the
limit nf 0ur rpSOurceS'
The welfare work at the depart
ment headquarters is directed, for the
department, by i. II. Horton. assistant
to Commander Miller. Mr.. Horton
served overseas for nearly two years.
Resolutions favoring the enactment
of legislation permitting the sale or
light wines and beer were adopted by
Lincoln Post, No. II, of the American
Legion, at meeting Wednesday
night at the University Club.
Col. c. r. Forbes Of the Veterans
Bureau delivered an address. in which
he said that the bureau, through the
cooperation of large business inter-
ests, had been able to secure jobs for
more than 1900 rehabflitated vet
Grams. "The bureau is keeping in
touch with the veterans after they
have completed their training, in or
der to ascertain if they have employ
ment and if they are making good,
he said.
Resolutions of regret on the death
of Col. R. G. Cholmeley-Jones, former
head of the war risk insurance. were
adopted.
The first annual supper and enter
tainment of the Bureau of EnsraV-
ing and Printing Post, American Le-
gion, will be given to disabled vet
Evening star., 1922-03-19

Grams from one OF the Army hospitals
here Thursday evening, March 80. at
O'Clock. in the roof garden restaur-
ant or the bureau: representative
ment Commander Watson B. Miller,
Director James l.. Wilmeth and other
officials Of the bureau of engraving
and printing will be among the dis
the evening is under the direction of
Commander Francis i. Miller.
National Capitol Post. No 127. Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, in conjunction
with the drum corps of the organiza-
ton. will have a grand rally and bali
at Elks' Hall April Is: The pro-
ceeds of the dance will be used
toward defraying the expenses Of the
drum corps on its trip to Seattle this
summer, where the national encamp-
ment Of the organization will be held.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the post
at its last meeting acted on the ap-
plications for membership to the or
ganization of several ladies. and they
will be initiated at the next regular
meeting Of the auxiliary, March
%. Plans were also adopted by the
auxiliary for another entertainment
in April, with view OF raising some
money for the relief fund. which
has been heavily drawn on since
Christmas, as there are lot Of un-
employed among the ex-servfce men
in this city, and they and their fam
lilies are in need. The sick and RELIEF
committees made their reports on ac-
tivities among the various hospitals in
the city during the last month.
A Living Hall OF Fame" with
every state in the Union represented
by it greatest hero" Of the world
war. is one of the contemplated fea-
lures for the second annual national
convention of the Disabled American
Veterans Of the World War. to take
place in San Francisco June rs to 80.
inclusive. Invitations have been sent
Guesting that the greatest hero" OF
the recent great war be designated
from that state to attend the national
conciave OF the disabled and wound
ed heroes heading the delegations
from the respective states.
Convention headquarters have al
ready been opened at the st. Francis
Hotel. in San Francisco. where Her
bert V. Coffey. chairman Of the con-
vention committee. and a corps OF
workers are busily engaged in the
preliminary arrangements for the
coming national conclave.
Advocating adjusted compensation
for the former service men, Senator
Hefin of Alabama. addressed the
members Of George Washington Post,
American Legion, at meeting We'd
nesday night at the District build
ing.
The American Legion has set to-
morrow as a day for intensive efforts
throughout the nation to obtain en-
ployment for the 10000 jobless vet
Grams of the world war.