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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27
THE ANSWERS.

THE ANSWERS.
GEORGE G. HANNAH. former po-
lice chief-"Of course, I'm an limo
cent bystander. altho at that I don't
expect to get hit But from what l
can learn of the evidence in the hands
of the attorney general, if the mayor
is not found guilty they had just as
well rub all the laws off the statute
books"
E. E BRAYMAN, manager of the
American Express company don't
know much about it. Some of the
neighbors out my way say the mayor
should be ousted, but from what I
have observed I believe the attorney
general Is a better politician than he
is a lawyer"
GEORGE A. CLARK, former secre-
tary of state-"I never voted for
Mayor Corwine. But if the Rev. Mr..
perhaps the attorney general himself
might do well to explain his inaction.
l don't believe we are in any worse
condition than we have ever been.
But il there is to be a wave of rigid
law enforcement, it might be well for
it to extend down from the attorney
general to the mayor rather than up
to the attorney general. I can't un-
derstand why the attorney general has
failed to take action against the al
legged law violators II he has so much
information"
JUDGE w. r. SMITH. Santa Fe
General Counsel-'If the situation in
Topeka is as grave as the attorney
general charges, he shouldn't lose a
minute in ousting the mayor. Most of
the people have talked with wonder
why he hasn't asked for a suspension
order instead of waiting until after
the campaign to try the case. If the
mayor is guilty we ought to get him
out of office right away. We ought to
know right away whether this suit is
for campaign purposes or for purity"
JESSE BLEDSOE. jeweler-'I'l be
amply satisfied with the finding of
the court. 1 don't know what kind of
evidence the attorney general has but
if the mayor has been wrong I think
he should be ousted. If not, the vindi-
cation of the court will be the best
thing for him"
C. E. BASCOM, city passenger agent
for the Rock Island-'I think both
sides should see Doctor Kulp and get
religion"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27

Wichita late today to look over Fred
Holly, Gene Kirk and Guy Ellis, who
were arrested with Sullivan.
Mcpherson Citizens State bank of
ficials. here late yesterday to look
over the suspects failed to identify
any of them as participants in the
recent robbery of that bank. Holley,
alias Dave Lockhardt, wanted for
bank robbery at Lead HILL Ark, is
said to have indicated his willingness
to return to Little Rock without ex-
tradition.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27
FAIRGROUNDS TO COMPETE
Tournaments in CrOquet, Tennis, Vol
IeybaIl and Baseball.

Icyhall and BasebaH-
Plans for several inter-pIaygroun
tournaments TO be held this summer
have been completed by L. p. Ditto
more. city playground director.
A playground ball tournament viii
he held at Ripley park Thursday af-
ternoon. J. Z. r Barnes, supervisor
Of the Ripley Fairgrounds. viii be
IN charge tournaments in croquet,
tennis voIleyban baseball and horse
shoes will be held during July and
august A swimming tournament
may lie held in August.
An playground track meet will
be held in August. Dave Wallace,
supervisor Of the Quincy playground,
viii be in charge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27
Conference Report of Army BIZ o. X.

Washington, June 27.-Congres-
sional action on the annual army APP
preparation bill providing for an aver
age army for the coming year of 1885,
600 enlisted men and 1900 officers
was completed today, thru final adop-
ton by the senate of the conference
report on the measure.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27

Postpone Action on Postal Rates.
Washington, June 27.-The house
post office committee voted today to
postpone consideration of the Kelley
bill, for reduction of the second class
postal rates until the December ses-
sion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27

store Tor Few cents. Your feet are
never going to bother you any more.
A whole years foot comfort guaran-
Iteed.-Ady.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27
"TR" FOR SWOLLEN
TIRED, ACHING FEET

The minute you put your feet in a
tTIZ'' bath you feel pain being drawn
out and comfort just soaking in. How
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

c. T. HUBBARD, IS, formerly of Topeka,
died Monday in Chicago. The body will be
brought to Topeka for burial. Funeral an
nouneements later.
MRS. REBECCA E. HOPKINS, "A, died
Monday afternoon at her home in Rossville.
Funeral announcements later.
Funeral services for Campbell d. Farrell.
who died Sunday in local hospital, were
held at o'clock this afternoon from the
Meriden Christian church. Burial in Meri-
dent cemetery.
Funeral services for Lester L. Early. who
died Sunday in a local hospital, will be
held Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
from the Hoyt Methodist church. Burial
in Hoyt cemetery.
Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. 2261-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27
VIEWS AND INTERVIEWS
pertinent Question and Answers
Given and Gathered Today by
State journal Reporters.
ToDAYs QUESTION.

What do you think of the custer
suit against Mayor Corwine?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27

SPECIAL!
Some grocers rnayhave
a few cans left of DR..
Prices bearing the
label with the special
advertising offer re-
Gently announced for
a limited period. A big
value at it's regular
price, DR.. Prices 10 am
unparalleled bargainat
this special sale price.
Don't fail TO see If your
grocer has some leftl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27

Every Owner of a Car Has
Chance To Win Prize.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-27

Lords Flowers satisfy. TIE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
Service MISUNDERSTANDING


Service MISUNDERSTANDING 10
CARBON BURNED OUT. a5c cy!ndcr.
y. l. Fleming We.dl;,g SHOP Hsou.-yard
1920, 1923 West Broad Street.
4 complete line OF WOODEN automob:l.
roDes At 20 pc: cent off. MaCa Cosby
-Au;u supply. Madison 1886.
ROSS 4 CARtE-Au,oIncb.a repairing
.Hd genera! machine wUri.. ltGs-li
West Min street. Boulevard I25
QUICK SERVICE AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
CpMPAN VS. p"cihl attention gwen
commercial cara. $50 WEEK Hr0ad
street Ihone Madison 1870.
WE AXE IN y POSITION TO 100 f,RSr.
CLASS PAINTING OE ALI MAKES Or
AUTOMOBILES. BEST OF MATERIAL
AND WORK. rRlCE RIGHT
n III No y u MOTOR COMPANY,
TENTH AMI BROAD STREETS
SiCi<EI. PLATING; - Richmond Metal
Froduc;s Co "2s South Fifth street
Randolph 6o73.
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Help Wanted--NIale 81

Help Wanted--AlaIe "a
BOOK KEEPER. Address in own hand
Within. stating experience aud salary
wanted Hox j. So care The Dispatch
CAKPESTERS. brickIayers and builders
wanted. Send for free book. How to
Read Blue Prints" Jue, out. Iuc!os.
10 ccnta IN stamps Tor pians OF bung.-
i0w and other ORA w!ner. Address. Build
INK Dept. No. 1873. Ch.csBo Tech. 272l
South Michigan Avenue. Chicago, III.
DRUGGIST-W Wanted. registered or assist
ant registered druggis; AT once Box +
SIS. care Tho Dispatch.
FlREMEN. hrah-mcn. barGaEemen. sleep.
ing car train pn:ttrs (co!oredD, $40
$500; experience Unnec"saary. $50 Rail
way Bureau. Ees; 81. Louis. III.
OFFICE Roy wanted. Apply 1907 Vir-
fin!n Railway aud Power Building.
UOrEWELL AND PETERYDURD---
Wanted. local representatives by a large
manufacturer 20 sell thair lire OF roof
ing. chlHirs and paints. See Mr. l.. H.
Morgan. Room se7. Murphy's Hotel
Richmond. Va.
PATTERN MAKi.I:S-~wantrd, several
first class pattern makers. Address
g!v!nS experience. Box j al, caro- The
Dispatch
SALESMAN Radio salt.rnan TO sell ma
tionaily advertised radio head Sc, to
iobters and dealers. write, giving fuu
sailing experience. 10 Royal Electrical
Laboratories. eo7 Market Street, New
ark, n. ].
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Funeral Directors
Mourning Orders Dyed.

Orders received before q 81 rr,uru,,
sttnr day. Adiih.i Cl'aL!Hs ca. Ssr
III south Elm street Hculeva-e a.. :,
Boulevard az.
The DIsrArCH CIsssined Ads ar. Goa.
neSstns Ia ost~ee" Du2vr ana .el.":.
II yQt ~Ps, 20 buy good used car. rs.l
!, CIsssihcEySSE IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

HAIL kONE-Died. At he! residence.
22it Stuart Avenue. $40 - NJ. Sa..r
day. Mrs. Andrew Etta Haze.g!ove. IL
her 10Th year. Sha leaves TO mourn
the4L loss SIX ch.ldren--n y. (OuieJ.
LoN"n. Leonard, Lola. Rosa ana Mrs.
l. +. Baldwin. and ono brother A.phcu.
IL browning. and on. sister. Mira Linda
a. i--itch. t'unersl from the rcsIGonc.
sunday evening at sac. lnter.n.nt ~
II Hollywood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

fc';'H Mas. aleu, Is. high school grad
H"'" 'oT position ~ or.c- covering Va
''S OF ''-F'eaI work Must 10 sbi. 10
operate ;yp-wYi,.r Good op,o,,u,I,v 90
CONNECT with !aGEe vhnl,..l, CONCERN 20
learn 'hc su-inc.g. with advancement, 81,
i,.!it"I CIV" tnil isr,!oul2ra BOX ID
go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

Ia ryL"I%i IN yon van = .nar,y
C"' tvrs. a. 'NIr UE-. IlIsnsu siotor
S..eA -".. .> Wr,. Broad.
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Attention, Bookkeepers!

'''' ''4'a'sS tEeEb 1--WE accounting
u'hF ""h "r"'ingI In Richmond Va Of.
nc ;'r mon o.. certain tyn. ,rh. me,
M',.''' 81 n"'" sound knowledge ~
: ''".h'f h'o"tc9H'ns They vii! hav-
ie!!ty - convince u o. willingness,
| 70 work ana stGiy TO max. . futurs ,o-
hsy- t,IiI "a ,h, "Is5p,!on II you
Ia" accounting businesa ond would h,
"i'!nS 10 star; on salary OF $50 p,-
, iH"hih. ana have sufficient energy ana
h"' to qualify Tor such a position and
! !ea.Fa :" become a certified public &C.
'"untani We advice that you iny.s;,rs,.
m. at once Address noI + $50. cara
III" pisparch.
MEN- wanted two men. no, nect,.sr,!y
Ehlesmen although that would n. -.
advantage. especially men with hou,n
toulouse experience. We VIII S.vo draw
ing account and commission. Th,. /,
reh! opportunity TO inaka good nnr.v
ana niS money from now un,n Nina.
II successful. we vii! give you a na,
inanri, position. rost.ofico AoI 10.
.:l. cay. W.
Nh hSa.aEo, h9ar; nc day: Distribute Is
new customers for our Guaranteed rooJ.
Pari time satisfactory. send .nr re-.
samples and s;art qniG.. jennings Mtx
o.. n!t,E!et Use. Dayton. Ohio
MhN- Max" 40 20 $50 daily. tbo,,.,,,a
buying new invention: cody 80 s
al year w'hou. Goa! or wood: M 80,
or :ircir!c!ty needed; nothing eou,nII
80 -Hbt set IA any stove .urpao.
."u oe'h; territory going tas, S,rd
,1r Tree sample and start quick. Ex
peF!encr uin-c ssHary. Jenn.ng, .j,g
20. invention. H..2'. Dayton. Ohio.
80 fOLORhD mon for steel oI,,, ,..-i
!'r carnegie Ste! CO. At Brsddoch. Pm
lowest pay S5c hour. Can do ,oucb
better stead! Job No los, t,ino sb,.,
Tuesday night Apply Anaerson.s ~,
r'"yi"e"t Service. 400 Eas, Ma!n Street,
a.. ---.-
"H-H TED ts'o young men 10 enii.. in
hihy Tor duty as CLERK IN Richmond
Must 10 good vptst. pays about tal
10 start: prior service men preferred
Apply Army Recruiting Station. los Eor,h
Ninth street. or call Madison S:sa.J
WANTED, boy 10 years OF axe 10 wo,I
~ soda fountain. No night work An
ply shapiro Cigar Company Virrin',
Railway ana Power Company.
BOYS. white. l6 years ana over wen,,s
for factory work: &c per hour IN .,,r.
Good chanc" FOR advancement An-,v
i'"hmhi"r Schwartz & Co. Inc Sev.n,n
and Ba!nhridse Streets.
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VIDE WAKE MA$ 20 .ake ch.rr. n.
'.'r '"'h! i'ahe. 10 TO 81 daily steady
'' 'Ap'i.rnc" required. pay s'nris a
once WEI" today. American rro:u-ts
'' A!.' American Hds.. Cincinnati!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

FEEIlIE--DIsa. sudlolly. Noveinner n
at Ais residence. E.ler-ou. Va. Chnr.-,
W. Perrin. agtd % yeats. lie lrs,ns /.
widow and :our daughters. Mrs J. II
LeiGay N-s. q J.. Harris. Sih <. 4
PittT0aH, Mrs : 4. Mitchell The re-.
mains are ~ tn- residence %: MS uaugn.
;e!, Nrs = \. Mitchell. $50 North
Th.rtyse,puI Street Funeral from the
abby residence Monday ~. O'Clock
iSuI.a. y..sNuy! Cemetery
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READ OUR LIST OF
USED, BUT NOT
ABUSED,
AUTOMOBILES.

AO lOMOBlLES.
How much wood could
Il Woodchuck chuck if a
Woodc h uck would
chuck wood ? How
much money could Co.
burn save you on a
used automobile if you
would buy that used
automobile from Co.
burn?
Bring along your
mechanic friend to eX-
anime that particular
make car that you
want. We don't believe
that you can find a dis
satisfied customer in
Richmond that h as
bought one Of our used
cars; SO let us satisfy
you.
Our policy on used
cars-overhauled and
reprinted. Terms can
be arranged.
Stuhehnk.r he six. 7-rasseaEcr. ,ss
S'uirha!tcr Special S!I Touring -
S'ud"hH'c' Spoc.a! S.x Touring 40
S,udehnhtr Spccia! Six Tnur!nE. GO
Staden"iS,' -Four Touring: .uoas good,
runs good ........ 20
ba'c" S'N Pouring: carries $50 EXTRA
equipment Observation-Disclosures. 50
Bai'N SIX touring; real hargltn... 50
Rs!'k Six Touring; real h-rgain..... Is
Stevens Touring new paint ......... ~
ChHN...ei Roadster, used ;hr.e
MON as .-...... ........... 30
pNr.."nd Tnurins. II mode. ..... az
il-yncr ,!ub Ros!stcr, plenty speed. /!
Frhnh'n 1ourinK. "a; a bargain price, ss
Fora Stda"' rNc"!!cnt condition. 81
bE.S-Ot Touring ................... 81
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ordered
for Itik RICHMOND TIMES-DlS-
fAtIh daily morning edition viii
appear III Tie next edition OF TIE
EN ESlNG DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morning and
eNca4hs service Ia all Instances, with
The exception vi ! ii h > Z y ID n l
TINES DISPATCH, which 10 priceu
scparateIy.
Schedule OF Want Aa Rates.
,2e roIu daily, minimum
-Sc. set solid.
z5ac IA WORD sunday. minimum
2bC set solid.
consecutive insertions. in
cIuclny SUNDAY, DC word.
consecutive lnBei. Ions. In
ciuIins sunday. IVG IA word.
tNotc thc reduction ivr Svns Ct Nv
thbcrtIonh.)
Display lyPc.
-, no largest tyL- permitted in the
want Al pages ~ l. point and the
hMaiies; space ia WATCH h l4-poinI-
type az may &c set IS one inch The
rate Tor nus large type IS cents u
MO4u da!!y ana "A cents word sun
N"!' me saho scale Vi reductions
VIII Apply 40 Tor reg Glar want ada
S"ps. broken lines. white space arc
Shhf sed tor a; ihe TcS u.ar wuru rate
sstlmaied "o!ds 20 the line.
LONGER term rates IUr UuSluess 40
We! tisvTs on request.
AGNeTt.sCIueu received as late AZ
~ n. NJ. ana 10 l.. nj. eacn week day
ana up TO T. IL. Saturday for correct
CLASSIFICATION IN thS neat EDITION.
ANBEAED FOR 4UICh
. Rff EItENCE.
tse the TelcpnonV-Cuii KnnduIph l.
Ask for Want Ad IaLcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnted--Fema!e

HOrSEGIEl.- Wantsd neat colored girl
10 DO general house work half day daily.
Apartment 1. $3.50 kensington Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19
GOOD-WI i.
BUILDERS.

We find it necessary so
make Il salesman of every
Used Car buyer that lie. We,
our door. HE MUST BE
SATISFIED.
Every sale must add an
other name to our list of
Good Will Builders.
1t has cost us money to
keep that list complete.
We may make mistakes
on appraisals, but whether
it results in an even break
or a dead loss, our USED
CARS MUST BE GOOD
WILL BUILDERS.
Among others, we have
lof your inspection the fol-
lowing cars, each of which
represents an investment
of proven worth:
prRANT TOURING 20.
Liberty TOURING 20.
KLINE TOURING. 20.
CADILLAC TOURING
COMMONWEALTH TOUR. 20.
OLpsMOBiLE TOURING. !.
PASS ENGER. Is
OVERLAND ! TOURING. 81
Terms can be arranged.
Our service includes free
driving lessons and secur-
ing license tags for the pur-
chaser.
HARPER MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
Used Car Department,
1000 East Franklin Street.
Established 1913.
ccn..oy, 3, w III sro H,,N'"yeF Motor
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HERE'S "A DODGE
VALUE.

Touring car, ne WHY
paint e d overhauled
throughout; rebored
block, new rings, new
pistons, new bushings
and bearings, new top,
good tires; license on
car. This car runs as
good as a new one.
Come to our lot and let
us demonstrate this eX-
ceptional bargain. 1t
is yours for 1925. Can
you find a better buy in
Richmond?
Cherry's
Square Deal Auto Sales,
900 Block West Broad.
ATE MnpmL FORD COuTE. Tr!va,
own"r. looks and runs iiRe nov, ,hn,
ourhly "uY!Tpd N every pnrricnIn
rhon" Mr. I.u.as. Rundoluh 5l3G. fro.
20 !. Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

FORD chassis late model motor. iu.,
"r"rhan.ed VIII SCI! 10, Sos 2s!5 Vem-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

DAY ELDER ih.tnn: pneumatic tires.
iuns and looka iiNr new. real bar
En'h' Terms :" nu!t. Nj. Nicholas sus
West broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

ADILLAt--pwnt leaving city for win
Ter. "r"rs Cadillac, In nnr mechanical
t"ud-i!DH. aeAAmlnation and danuus,r4.
iioH !n'ttr. fi!Ce, $500. boulevard
t!.. or ii43 Park Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

HAnR!S--Dlcd. AZ her residence, 1875
North First street. Mary Is. Harris. tn,
Oldest daughter OF Gertrude and : r.
Steward. Sha leaves a devoted hus.
oand. father ana sister. sGnis ami
uncles and host Of friends To mourn
their loss. Funeral from. sharon RHy-
t!st Ghu!ch. AloMGAN. 2 Oh .l--r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

At.N wanted "a qualify Tor nranien. b.a.e-
mon. also ro!or.i sleeping car a.t ,rAln
i'il'f' 'Tp"r!encp uEu-c-rsary. trsL.-
i'iiAi."" furnished write W DoYre.,
"g:t, 9 Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

MAJ IN each town 10 pls'" m. fennlsh
HH'"s. '""-r'ots. bed. mirrors chart-
'i"r' ~ new method. 80 daily viii
''' cH"iia1 or experience. Uutrt FUR
n.-h';- bunn-tsl Co. 100 OIL. Dec.,ut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

fCNb--l9:: LOOKS Tx" ncw: run oniy II
-" haEs Nr. Rawlings. 6l3 Yves,
broad Street
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AUTOMOBILES
-, - -------------------
AUTOMOBILES Tor Snle

RCICK ROADSTER. $3.50 cash: in GOOD
cnnn'i inn' VIA wheels. Mr. TayIor 500
West l,-Osd street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

WASTED. experienced retail grocery
80" sin.u. pIetsrlbly with Fruit ana
vegetable knurl.!sc of eooa .Js,.
ana Appearances. Nus, 10 willing 20
w"TH r"""onabIy long hours CIV. fun
particulars. including minimum, sai.ty
desired 20 start. Reply Box Ii SIS, car.
Tho D:sps,Ch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

CHAN D!.L-H. i-rhssaar"r. 1920. ncN cord
flfcs, GOOD gaiat and mechanical cor
n!tloH. i'i! mas 10 !tsponsihlc person.
n X rii!er. 1905 w.at lruad STREET.
CHEVROLET tour.n,; car: c1crll.nI con-
H,AHn. t!t5. Gail raimnn. Randolph
ie1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

MEN-tc hour. SIC day: distrinut. ~
household Article free to ton tbon.,,s
new cus'om"rs for our ruarnntred rood,
ttr' time satisfactory. soma .or fr.a
samples And START quick. Jennings MIR
Co.. District 1856. Dayton OhIn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

wanted n young man. Gales
han. ono with car preferred hut not
necessary. to work Richmond and rur-
i'u"uIhEs' Fine chamc. Tor the right
man. Address 1,at!ng age aud expert
'n'r' boi q I'D. care Tho Disps,ch
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PERMANENT post i 0 n
with a future, for young
woman possessing ability
to sell. Apply Mr.. Chalk
ley, after 2 P. M. j. B.
MOsby e Co.

YOUNG LADY 20 sell player rO.s and
taking machine records Prefer one
who can play piano and has Bome
knowledge OF bookkeeping or steno-
S-aphiC work. 30 that she may he aulr
20 eventually tIE. full charge OF the
department Apply Federal Piano Cor
gortioE, 20' Eapt Grace Street.
SUBSCRIPTIONS canva Ssrts. with or with
out experience; liberal commission; odu:
cstiunil. Apply 10 Mr.. Ayres, 1902 III
Stree, NashinstOr, ID. Z.
WOMAN. high schn"! graduate former
teacher preferred. in.tin,iv. md good
personality, for position paying s2Ol
monthly upwar" TO right person: per
nan"Mey. Write John ". Branch II
Fast Forty -a"cund Street. New Toris.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnted---a1nio


:, i.'-''" .N'>--'Ifoduccr TO coll motor
,.""Ah' Sth'o qualifications. Address
bok ~. cnrs Thv DlYps,ch.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

BROph S-D.ed. Thursday. November 10.
l'..' al her residence. ; Nest Leigh
steel A.s. Maria L.. wife OF the .ai,.
Aob''i Il BROOKS. after illness ~:
H!A'r'n days She IS survived by Two
children. M:s MARGARET l.. BROOKS
h"Ets. As0urN PARK. y. j.. and Robert
kEooNs, ihoraus Va, iva Sisl.rs
Ms Ju.ia y. teT. ScwpuT: Scws. Va.
"Au Mrs Mage Gibson. IusK,9.s.
ga three brothers. Juo X. Ghilus u;
ais cay. g.. Il. CA.cs, ot Washington.
- O., and Lawyer James a. Ch!.cs
!-'Ai"E 'oa. NJ, seven HEan1cNi.GreH
ana "a hos. @! uthcr relatives a!lu ir!.nIs
80 mourn incl! .oss. Funeral services
sunday Nutenitr- -. 1879. at l.. 81
=" r-. African baptist Church.
fG.-n.!- ted.
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FORD 1919. "Gv.ppe.; for starter: lock
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EoHb roadster WIKI starter, shock NIB
S"rocf'. 6Hm"n"saUIr rams. Ii5!. Madl-
'pHb I'E---Excclisni condition, $3.50,
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FORD '"IrE. LATE i.:' In oscellcnI
c""d'''o" al uuras private parry will
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FORD CorrE. LATE 1921. In r,r:.c,
c""h-'inr y ot'sain Sc,y cash i4ox
j. 'd' care III. Dispatch.
tr!'D CrUIE-tor sn.,. eHceii.ni condi-
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f3Iin ROADSTER for -aly. IN soo4 CON
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hou'. va'd 'iJi.W
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

Ch,,ArrEI.EA}-pied at his home.
h.snNS.de Farm. Dc n2Iane. rau0uieg
county, Va. George Warren Chafu.Irnr.
on .'vls mr,i d. 1879, IN his Eighty lr.t
y"ai U.ug born on September : !At-
F"h.r'. services were conducted by rs
pastor rev. Sn,ith, assisted 10y Rev
Gro! % WArr,n;on. Va intcrmcu, was
made =! !rA III. Cemetery. Uppervile
Va IL - survived ~ his widow. Who
was Miss Mamie Uvc;ton Barrett.
daughter Of the late Dr.. John Yates
barrett u Ghariotasv4ii". Va, and
seNe" LIVING ch!li.en--Mss GLADYS
Chappclr".. Hlrs. J. L. Jenri"s ami
Mtssrs Is W. and l.. J.. Chappelea.. Of
De'arlan,, Mrs. I. L. Aygc. of cleveland
TENN Mis-. .. i. Greyer, OF Morgan.
ton. y. g. ana Professor q. W chap.
pclear. Il H"rrsonburs. Va, Mr.. chap
peicar enlisted under Colonel r. II
Dui.ny IN ,nc Sixth Virginia cavalry
tn his eighteenth year. Hs Tough, all
fcu7 years q: the war and WA wounded
at fredericksburg. He wa. 4 ;,roErcs-
siTe farmer, kind. sym pathetic husba nj
and fatheT. a couScu!al cu:npanion and
above ali Christian gentleman cOur-
teouS Ctrerous and Cunsldcrate al
others. and o: most engaging manner
.nd manners arc not id.c. but ;ha
faith OF a loyal nature and noble mind
In all relations u: n.c ha never .ai,rrcd
in MS allegiance TO tlu highest pria-
c!iies .: Truth and honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-19

sAhrSi.ADY wanted. experienced. In
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EnI Broad Btrcet