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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

nav. exceeded so pcr cent State
VIDE membership. Virginia will he
n!Niucd INTO eight districts REPRESENT
'"S III e"rh case an approx Innate pro.
auction of l5.06Q.eOO pounds of To.
bhcco Tor each district. ono dir.c.
tor VIII be elected from each Jis,ric,
and chosen by delegates, who I'm ,urn
wiii he elected by the vote OF the %.
'oo virginia members Of tho market,
ing association.
Each county Will hn allowed ono
delegate for every million pounds. or
majority fraction thereof. signed
Over ny inc growers OF that county
70 tho marketing association.
Letters containing ballots and fun
instructions AS To voting in the cleo
ton To be held this month In every
Important tobacco growing county
OF the state, Will be mailed To each
s!gncr OF ~. ~ .n,,tr.c, M
oeforc January %.
Al! 'nemoc... lssoc!ation Inav
vote b. mail between January % and
anuary 80. In accordance with in
strncti"nS. or bring their ballots To
The Judges of election a, every coun.
~ seat in the tobacco area.
Elect Directors shortly.
49, 1859 'NsN's' |Bi counting - pro
duction or approximately 5000. o0t
pounds. extend along virginia's
southern border. from FRANKLIN
County in the West. TO Grcenyin.
County on the East. including In Dis
,rict No. !. Franklin. Henry, Patrich
and an overflow portion of Pittsyiva.
MIA County: District No. 2, p!ttsylva.
MIA Count; District No 3. IIalira,
County. District 40. !. Mccklcnburp
County. with the overflow from Hal.
fax. District No. ). Luncnburr. Not.
tpway. Amelia. Chesterfield. Dinwid.
die. brunswick and Grccnvillc Coun.
ties.
Charlotte and Prince Edward Coun.
ties comprise District No. s: bedford
Campbell. Appomattox and Amhers
Counties make up District No. :
While all Of the northernmost coun
ties in the Virginia tobacco belt ar.
included In District No. S. which con
,a!ns Nelson. buckingham. Cu.nbcr
| land. Powhatan, Goochland. Flu
wanna, Hanover, Caroline and Louis;
Counties.
While the growers OF Virginia an,
IN. Carolinas have completed tn
| FIRST great step in securing their eco
nomic freedom by the sign-up of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
WOMEN VOTERS LEAGUE
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Delegates From All Over State
10 Gather Here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
MANY srEAkEus no RE HEARD
Mrs. @ih"rd Plnch"tt, Finance ChnIr-
man or the National Organization,
VIII lie Among the Visitors From
Other States.

The first annual convention of the
League nf Women Voters VIII open
Eerc Tuesday and continue through
Wednesday. and speakers from
Washington, -. G.. and several dis
thnt States viii discuss various is
sues vital TO women. Among tho
speakers Will bc Mrs Minnie Fisher
Cunningham. executive secretary, and
Mrs. Clifford r!nChOtt. finance chair
man. OF the National League of Wom-
en- Voters Mrs. Julian Is. Salley. ot
Aiken, :. c., director OF the Third or
southern region o: the League. Will
also b" In attendance and will deliver
an address "Wednesday night
HIchmond Iiody to Meet.
The Richmond League OF Women
Voters Will hold It's regular week.
~ meeting next Thursday afternoon
At o'clock IN tn. foyer of tho
W"man's Club. 2ll East F.rankli,
street. and many subjects of vital
IMPORTANCE TO the league will be dis
cuSsed. among them being the Shcy-
bard-Towncr b'il for maternity and
infancy care; and the inadvisability.
OF passing the blanket amendment
concerning women. Also the possi-
elc unconstitutionality of the bin will
be taken up. The speakers who will
discuss these two measures will Ia
members OF the General Assembly.
other womcn's associations cooper
atlnS with III" league will be present.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, of Alex
andria. Va. chairman OF the commit
tee on Social Hygiene OF the Virginia
League OF Women Voters and Sta,e
regent OF the Daughters Of the Amer
lean ls"volution. will be another dis
;irSuisnca visitor at the convention.
Acting on the suggestion of DR..
Barrett. the president of the league,
Miss Adele Clark has called a con-
ference o: tho presidents OF stare
wild" organizations on Thursday. Mi's
Lucinda lie. I>rry. OF Roanoke. vice.
president of the league. Will be a
delegate 10 the convention, heading
delegation from Roanoke. including
Mrs Allen Watts, Mrs. Staples, Mrs
r.. w Speed. Mrs. Gertrude r. Boat
wright and others Mrs T. g. Bevnr-
~. OF Whitmei. PittsylSania County
a woman distinguished in educational
circles. viii attend as district director
of the Fifth Congressional District
Mrs. g. T.. Townsend Will represent
the Second Congressional District, be
Ing director of that district. Mrs
John II. Lewis. honorary vice-presi-
dent OF the league. distinguished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
MUNICH THEATERCOERS STILL TOUCHY
ON THE SUBJECT OF THE UNITED STATES
IBy Associated pressl

berlin Jan -hunch theacsoere ,ouchy
just
The Neuc Berner Zetnng Bavarian
in
Missed
q 80 0os''
was brourh
the
o'c country
changed
The was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

citizen OF Lynchburg. is expected to
arrive In Richmond on Monday Mrs.
Lewis Is Sixth Congressional District
director. Mrs. NJ. l.. Iorncr ana \
delegation from Alexandria viii mt.
tend from the Eighth Congressional
District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

majority OF all tobacco raised in their
respective States. tho most moment
GUS step OF all must soon be taken
when they elect directors for tho Mar
kotinE Association this month Upon
the Judgment. honor and industry
OF these men the welfare of thou
sands OF tobacco growers Will hang
for the next few years.
The siSners OF the contract In
twenty-eiyht Virginia counties are
giving this vital problem the mos;
earnest study at the present time, and
there is every Indication that
thorough going democracy as cxeni-
pliiied In this great marketing asso-
citation of tobacco growers will win
another epoch making victory upon
Virsinia's soil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
FEW DRINKS SEEN
BY ROANOKE POLICE
Especial to Tho Times Dispa,ch.l

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. Jan. l4.-That the
people of Roanoke ara better he
haved and arc more careful about APP
nearing on the streets after indulg-
'ng too freely is brought out in the
comparison OF the pre- prohibition and
prohibition figures
In 1919. when things were wide
men. there were loo arrests here
Nor drunkenness, and about tho same
number went before court to face dis
orderly charges. In 1927. only 400
persons were arrested for drunken
ncss. while the r-nber fined for be-
inr disordcriy was SOi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ENGINEERS WILL HEAR
SPEECH ON HIGHWAYS
w. n. Nnn DIVER, of PcnnSylypuln. q,
Address Members of Richmond
Chapter Next Tuesday,

special meeting of the Richmond
Shaptcr. American Association OF
engineers, will be held on Tuesday
night at s o'clock at Murphy's notef.
w. ~. Van DIVER, assistant mainte-
nance engineer of the PENNSYLVANIA
Highway Department. Will tie tina
principal speaker. He will discuss
the maintenance OF system of high
ways. All engineers are invited and
any others who may De Interested.
The regular Monday luncheon or
the chapter will be held at Stumpf q
iotei at T.. NJ. Special stunts are
planned. All engineers are well
coined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Governor Davis Invited.

Governor Wcstmorcland Davis has
been Invited to welcome the convcn-
ton on Tuesday night, and Governor
Elect Trinklc To take part in the pro-
gram for Wednesday night. Mem
hers Of the General Assembly and
their wives are especially invited I'd
be guests at the sessions OF the con-
v"rtion.
Ulcers OF the league are: Miss
Adele Clark, of Richmond. president:
Mrs. Beverly II. Munford. Richmond,
Miss Lucinda Lee Terry. Roanoke.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Gaines. vicc-presi-
dents: Mrs. John II. Lewis. Lynch-
burg. honorary vicc-prcsidcnt. Mrs.
John T. Lewis. Hanover County see
rotary; Mrs. l.. G.. Kidd. Richmond.
treasurer; Miss Nellie Leigh Steward,
Petersburg, auditor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Lime ont for Alderman.

Leonard j. Lane, secretary Of the
Civic Association of Fulton and Full
ton HE. and also secretary of the
Greater Richmond Co-Opcrativc AS
ISOLATION. has thrown his hat into
1'i'ical arena. lie has announced
himself candidate for the BOARD
p al rrmcn from Jefferson Ward In tho
coming election in the spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Check In ON spcrdcrs.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. ii.-Major II
r. Taylor. superintendent OF police.
who succeeded W. J. Risncv. who was
put on the retired list. has issued
orders TO the force to be careful In
hooking up on automobile srccdcrv
and other traffic violatorS After
February tho police Will check up
on all persons not taking out liccnlc
tags and the offenders brought To
court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ACCUSED BANKER
GIVEN GOOD NAME
BY II WITNESSES

Continued From Elrs, ragc.J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Appoint Five New
Pennington Teachers

"l'ANN W NV tHFNNN
FARMiNsTON. y. ~. May -
with the appointment ~ five
new teachers 20 The fnruity % the
Fchouls Tor the Htxt school year.
the local schoul bcafd In n recent
meeting has ofTa aized one Of the
strongest teaching forces IN the
history ~ thu school system here,
The new high school buiidinE.
erected al a cost a $4,000, VIII
be ready Tor occupancy noNt fall
-Four OF the high school teachers
were reappOinted and "A L. Gil
chlrat ~ heien. n. NJ. a former
University of Michigan athlete
and an ~ex-Hervice man. was np-
pointed the athletic director. be-
sides head Of the English depart
men w. v carroon was re elect
ed tho superintendent of the hlai.
school In The grammar school.
laiu teacher were reelected aud
four new Teachers were appointed.
THE following will Include the
faculty OF the high school, Miss
Clara Smith. Mrs. Daisy Morris,
Miss Bama RichburR, AR, CARBON
and Mr.. Gilchrisf. The grammar
school teacher will be Miss Bessie
Grown. Mrs Frances Hubbard.
AIRS Jean Morshali Mr. John
COX Miss Lshrno Niss Mufario
lilFicf. Niea Ivy thamhsr~ and
Nra. 90 81. Eaiteserr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

COMBS
Iennie Bcrgie. Fort Hayard.
New Mexico.
Guy wilkins. Roswell. = NJ.
a. w ThonpaiI.. Gentry show.
frank tanderhoof and family.
D. q. w1lhamr. Msuniaina6r,
New Mexico.
iIeion @. Hii. I.os Angeles
" A. CFowtier ami wife. 81.
Louis.
g. IA. Van Arsdale. Pueblo. colo.
l. "a. MrCampbeil, Correo. y. AZ.
Mrs. y. W. Gieiick. i.nguna,
New Mexico.
Nrs. G. l. Wilcox. LaEuna y NJ.
W. :. Benson. san Francisco.
az J. Leonard, Freepuri. III
Il, W. Lea, Moline. IN.
". itoiih. trcoport. IN.
%. stone. tIseport. ~.
u. Neuase, ~f'reeport. 49,
! n. Graham. Los Angeles.
Howard Payne ana family.
Willard, n. NJ.
n " Amber, Denver
u A. Manda and wife. Gallup,
N.w Mexico.
NNNN =" y fHMNWHNNH ~ ~ ID
" a. Priest. Nountuinuir q. N.
D. T. Mcdonald and wife.
Denver.
Otto Frcdier, Denver.
John Nonnan. ~ pnEo.
John Awfewth. Mountuinair.
New Mcxico.
W A. tiilicr and VITO. Brooklyn.
New York
uerbcrf ffbImnn = \
srtHGisS
,. =. Hunter. kansas city
- y Kelly. ~ Paso.
a. Nathan, Rochester, n. \.
Charles Mason, san Francisco.
John II. Ruff, III paso.
Mrs. J A. Young art daughter.
cuba.
James a. Freud. Santa 70.
Frank : Tonipletun Denver.
g =. Fcar0u. Ia 1unfa.
r'haries a. Clay. Jcmez Strings.
New Mexico
~ ilalr ana wife, Denver.
John Mcintosh. las Anfmas.
] Colorado.
August Mointosh, las Animna.
Colorado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24


Letters from women % Cnivcr-
sits Heights ~ho arr competine for
prizes by writing not moro than
Loco words on The Advaptages
of q Home on University Heighis'
are being received each day by The
committee In charge OF the big
welnic roast to he held on the
Heights Friday night.
the reading OF the six prize LETT
ters n TO be n feature Of the VOL
ME roart and baud concert which
o. 10 bc held for AL residents and
children OF the HeightH and for al
residents Of tho iowinnds,
Community singing. led by Mau-
rice Klein. also l. Ia be one OF the
TEXTURES Of the prnsram. The
roast u to take place AZ Point
Inspiration. near the larke concrets
water tank,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
WOOD SAFE a
Ter BEING LOST
. FOR IS HOURS
t Took Refuge
Typhoon on
Near Mindoro

ia. D.. T.. May Rs.-CBy
aocinfed frene)--Leonard
governor general Of the
nrs h. fafe after being
80 hourr iva the yacht Apo
y a iyphoon. according 10
|ceived here early today.
hi was reported to have
|efngr on an island near
4 whore the governor, ac-
led by his wife and daugh-
gone saturday on an In
"trip.
ife ivuhoon keen anxiety
~ fsit FOR tho safety ~
Wood and his family. Tho
smell yacht aud vessels
'cinity OF the island Of Min
IRE driven helplcssly before
m For two days efforts
tho Apo were unavAiling.
slnnd behind which the
nd haven " named Nm
8pi Wood II expected 20
Ianlla tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
LEGION AUXILIARY
CONVENTION OPENS
HERE TOMORROW
National Officer VIII
Assist in Founding
State Organization

A two day session Of 10 repre-
seniStives q the different chap
ter 81 the American Legion euxi-
iiary In the state Will be hold
here starting AT ss3o o'clooit to-
morrow morning fhts will he the
first state meeting OF the AuNfii-
AIRY held In New Mexico. and IL
ohJ.st IL the founding OF a state
organization.
Mrs. Carol MARKS. national
vice president OF the auxiliary,
from Los Angeles. viii he here 10
hello In the organization work.
The convention will be held IN
tho KniRhts ~ pythias hail aud
Mayer " " Walton win give al
address of welcome. Mrs. Rich
ard Guest, wife OF Captain Guest
IT the salvation Army. viii deliver
the invocation. ~ A. Otero and
Herman Bafa. department com
mander ana department adjuiant
Of the American Legion. respec-
lively, will attend. Luncheon will
be served Ia the delegates at noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
News
Summary

Mystery surrounded
lh Of Miss Bcrnlcc Rap
old. 81 Denver whose
\ found In her room at the
Army working girls
MpTNES-Wayiug q let
william 'lBiii' tiart. two
inn picture stars, In the
SOC presbyterian commits
'of the i2fth general as
|ihe Rev. nr Gustav Bric-
Pasadena. charged film
are ridiculing protestant
1n their pictures IN retail
\ the censorship campaign
tnducied against them By
BIT denominations.
At the opening Of fhe
Of deputies Andre Tar
II a. one time held the
4hiGh cohmisslener to the
declared that Amer
largely responsible FOR tho
economic troubles OF Eu-
f-A hig loan "a Germany
n nt all appears to he first
81 which the bankers FOR
1tions now I'm Paris Tor Tn.
ceiling are approaching
LIk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
City Health Officer
Praised in Report
From State Office

LHr|W N4f
Bernghiio coVpfg haf uhree
eases % srsnla Htefl vn@ csse u
humps aud four cEscs % diph-
thcrin the week ending May 30.
according 10 the state hcnlih re-
port Just f.ceIvs-i ~ the office Of
IN. G. @. West. city IN county
health officer.
The reports deyotcs a paragraph
Of praise 20 DIR. West for his CON
yiction OF q physician. arrested on
the charge 81 failing 20 report .
case 81 dphthefia within the time
required by law.
fhe report shows TINT there nre
five casea 81 diphtheria At Mora
county three ~ san Miguel county
and one In Guadalupe county.
Union county reports a cntc 80
cancer. Torrance county has five
eases OF ncariet fever. according
to the report. No county reported
more than one case OF pneumonia
except Coifax. where there IRE
said 20 he two cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
3 Land Offices to
Be Closed June 80
lspccial Io Thc ncrnlal

TucJMCAHI n ~. May 81
Tho United siafos land office hrrc
will o. dircontnuca after Juuo so.
u wa ANNOUNCED here in-t weok
ferH 90 the lard offices M clayton
and Fort summer have also fallen
hclow expenditure. 40 that th"se
two Mil also ciore under the law
which provides that non-aupporting
land offices either discontinue or
consoiidate
The officc7 o. Tucumcari and
Fort sumner will he moved 20
Roswell whore they will he rnn-
solidatcd with the Roswell Office.
while the one az Clayton Will he
consolidated with the Santa re
office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Realtors Shown
Albuquerque

! $50 Chicago reaitorf
crtained by the chamber
lerce and luctl real estate
their shor; stop In
Ique last evening. AMER
trough the most Important
he city. many u them ex-
Themselves as surprised
eified az the great amount
,nE which ~ going on here.
urc on Albuquerque was
put 20 the members or tile
ind arrangements have
fde Tor the distrihution ~
%eraturc nj the convention
Francisco. whore u. Nc
president Of the local
~ gone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
State News
Make Plans for
Pennington Fair

"t'ittht ~ fbf iifthha
FAkM lNjToN. ~ a. May -.
In organization wa elected To-
make preparations for n fair 10 be
held hero nest ian az n meetinE of
citlzenr yesterday afternoon NJ the
First National bank. The u~fficcrs
selected we're 'Dun Thomas, pfcsi-
dent. W q Hurnef treasurer ana
=. j. Black. secretary. ON next
Saturday evening, a meeting Of re-
preventative o. San Juan county
viii be held 10 make finai plans
for the event Arrange mentH hafn
been made 60 hold the annual pie
nic during the propo4cd flr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Wisconsin TO Be
STORM CENTER OF
PROHIBITION FOES
Wayne B. Wheeler
Tells of Plans of
Beer Advocates

49, r~rrnE Ufla 49, -
Hti.N w. nas
Wisconsin WIN pc the norm seh.
~ a. FVvWhasia.
sn.s - ,,1- s.ie,r
w -~is, ,nta1 ,c,d Al,
- ,..ttr. ~. ursron.lo
,.nrar .~aa,.,,ta, 81,
~" pt,tn "a
.,." i.clsrea aiso
.s,aes ,rc,, az
~. '
anu it,, wt,o. All
Hf~nn ,rhns
Deerh, "nss.i ~ nes
-,o,aar,ow v,,stsy
shcnh 49, ~
"h''h .""ss """' wv "''' WV
re '"'fiuln''
ran bag Aitnch
THE whole bootleg rum-run-
ming. law-defying army II nce
una..ng ,or an auack upon the
constitution by means Of "A beef
and wine amendment. We have
met them thus fan both in con
gress and in the state legislatures
| aud have uniformly defeated the
effort to discuss the prohibited
amendment and It's enforcement
The issue we face today IL
tfhtUilhliy iuhN VI Jaw anu pfh'ts
Until the 18th amendment H. re-
pealcd. i~Rw-abiding citizens must
support u and help to enforce ".
IL The liquor opposition a break
down thin part Of the constitution
~ the methods now proposed.
ogcry other group opposed TO
Ofhor davis Gun nse the same me-
thodH aud soon the government IT.
self viii be destroyed"
Wm. J. Morgan attorney general
FOR Wisconsin. followed Mr..
! wheeler on the speakers stand.
"HocAusc our republic has lived
for las years, do not think that
u canno b. destroyed. he said
Venice. Rome. Carthage and
Athens all fen because they forgot
obedience To their laws. the foun-
daslon on which rested their pros
puriW. -
Men cannot live without lawF.
unincs speaks
Until W. come to look back up
with the SAM contempt that wo
look upon crimes against person
lnuu pfupertN. the mOoushtuers and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
Matson To Take
State Treasures
Office June l
fspcclaI 10 The nrraIdn

SANTA FE. My $40 a Mat.
ron. Albuquerque. after a confer
euco with Governor Mechem. late
yesterdnv announced he would ac-
copt tho office II state treasurer
md take charge Juno J..
Mr. Mnigon siid he would appoint
u T Gardner. Albuquerque. for
unrc. years his chief deputy while
he was county treasurer OF Bcrla-
iiio cnunty ss his chief deputy ln
the state treasurer . office
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained al
writers. n you 50 desire, they
win gladly assist you in word.
ing your adj
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

Among tho odd birds OF Austria
lin nrc the black swan. the ,sre
bird. the honeysucker. and the
brush turkey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

The second Manchurian plague
epidemic spread from Manchouil
10 Vladivostoh. q distance 81 i.O52
mile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ai
writer's. II you 10 desire, they
VIII gladly nssist you in word
ing your adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

4 trip Around the world in iOH
hours, ~ "a coat of sa.4go. Will soon
Do possible by connecting ~ dif-
forent aerial routes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

nebsrt a. Hasss. Ia Anlmaf !
i ohIin, san Anssaia, Tests.
p Freedman, kt f.nuis. J.,
=. Chnfe. Hocorro. n. NJ.
~ urnhnm. los Angeles. q
Fred Perkins san hefna.su +
G. y. Tsndersaf, Ratnn. n. Mill :
ksyAHtFso
n. T. Hhnffer. Denver.
a.. q. founF. Denver.
H. g.. IA Mont ~ raeo
~ Acrrll y vic. san IRAN }
yamcs a. riorass, Loo Anesles.
y n cnut. nan Francisco. 1ftisfi
W g. fiasne4 Washington. u. g.
g. J. Conknhiii. Los Angeles.
W. 4. Rlafr, ~ Paso.
i,oii Ficr1heim, Kaisaa City.
NJ Hclen Pcnz, Washington. DC.
J ~ y Dullnakl, II Paso.
1 4. Saitaf aBd wife, Boston. >
itaiph ynnderwart. Rosweil, -,
- nj rul
". a.. Morley. DaaI. \. A..
D. A. Burk. Ei Paso. ...sl ~.
c. J. Winkler. Hill, y. 81. .tVc
Mrs. n. d. Cousin. Chicago.
Lse baldwin. aocorro. n A.
II, W. SIZZLING and wife New ,siIam
York City. -,
W. H. Franer. Chicago. !
o. " Moore, Chicago. nai-
D. D.. Head. ANITA Re. iafs
q. g. Renrdinelii. santa Fc. ie1 sat'
q ". Harris ana wife, WASH
iEstun. -. g.. 81
chnrles r. Neaie. Santa Ba~rbarasin All,
California. ....
W =. Sugont. 81. Louis.
~ a. Hartman. Denver. @ ="
T. : Moore. Denver.
James shevlin. brooklyn, y. y. i
q a. sheylin, brooklyn. X. ".
VI A. craig. Carlsbad. \. NJ.
Prank Bond. Espanoia. ". NJ. a''
y r. Woodward. Colorado.
Springs.
IN y. Reynolds. Kansas City. No. ~ .
N. = Beleher, Topeka. Kan.
~ 2 Foster, Topeka. Kan.
h. *. cheaney. Topeka. Kan. 'uf'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

Australia o. Offering Induce
ments to Immigrants.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-24

Cioihiers ray nightshiris .
coming buck; hut they may be-
h1ying them for evening drcsses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
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HAT Statesmen

Exceptional opportunity. Worlds larg.s,
harvest hat manufacturer needs few AL.
uiuonal specially salesmen. Iuncns. cos.
tholshed trade staple product nationally
known. Samples weigh 30 lbs season
JUST opening. Choice territory Sales
men with auto have great success Ex
rehses advanced. References required.
CaTadine harvest Hat Co, Dent. 80 aloi-
- WASH s.aton Avenue. ST. Louis Mo.
NOSlENi-Mcn. women earning hI.
money selling our complete line Of
hosiery Tor men, women and children
Fourth. ihi!adeiph!a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07
LOCAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE

manufacturing plants public and nrivn,,.
institutions. building owners privat.
property owners in your home city couut y
.hu adJoinnS counties. To sell wcli.es.
.aoiished nigh quality line industrial
nhishes' special paints. cnamcls asbestos
Gs!hents. siec!a!ties DIRECT FROM o;t
nClohf. Salary. bonus and expenses
PERMANENT position. Excel
lent opportunity for producer 10 Increase
.atnhEs rapidly. State age, experience.
present line. THE CSONA Co. Sales
Dept, Cleveland. Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-07

statesmen wanted bv
manufacturer to handle
line of paints, varnish
and shellac as side line.
We have an excellent
proposition for wide
awake statesmen. Gro
Gerry and drug statesmen
will be particularly inter
ested. Address Box l. 791,
care The Dispatch.