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Ten Ilorsca Entered?Outcome
St. Will Bo Doubtful to
K?d.
^VBSTMOKKLAXI) STAIII.i; COPS
4Vodaccs Two Winners on Yester
.'day's Card?Steeplechase Tamer
- - Than Thursday's?James 1*. Koss
* Receives Much Credit for Meet.
? * -
{. '+%+>% .? .
?^"Today's racing: program. with some
of the best races yet olTercrt, closes
the Slate Fair meeting for this year.
There is no doubt of some hard
fought contests as several of the
plumpest purses ha vo been saved
for today. Five races are carded.
four of which are Hat and one a
jumping race.
Tho third race, the \ irgima
trophy, has the best horses of the
mooting competing, and the purse
certainly calls tor it. \\ ? ??
Thraves. of Lexington, Ky., a former
resident of l'uwlutan County, \ a.,
who for years lias been an enthusi
astic follower of the horse-racing
game, and is the owner of a horse
entered in yesterday's races, the
Virginian, has offered a purse of
$1,000 to the winner of this race.
Tho fair management also has of
fered a trophy which must he won
twice by the same owner in order to
retain possession. This event is f.-r
3-year-olds and upward and every j
horse and Jock r-y will l>e out to
capture tho first honors.
ScrrPlnry It own l.nitdrd.
Much credit is due to James 1*.
Koss. of Lexington, sercetary of
racing, for the excellent cards lie j
has put on. and for obtaining some j
of tho best owners in !he country'
to run their horses at this meeting.
Some of tho best jockeys in the;
game are taking mounts hero this
year. Hileman, Harrington, Collin?; 1
a.nd Atkinson are all on their way
to Cuba to ride this winter.
Today is "Kvcrybody's Pay" at th*
fair and a big crowd doubtless will
turn out to sec tho horses run for
the last time. Daily large and en
thusiastic crowds have witnessed the
events.
(irntlnn Took Opener.
Grotian, flying the colors of the
W. C. Westmoreland stable, carried
them home the winner in the first
event at the Fair Grounds yester
day. The Virginian, a horso whose
entrance in the races has been looked
forward to eagerly by visitors, came
out for his initial performance, but
was beaten by half a length. He
ran a good race considering the fact
that for the past live days ho has
been in a car with no exercise. Jte
jie.it finished in third position.
Five horses were entered in this
contest, which was over the five and
'??ne-half furlong course. They all
kdi away to a nice start, the Vir
ginian. with Aubuchon, in tho load.
He led the field until the stretch,
when Gratian and Repeat started to
close up the gap. The three entered
the home path on about equal terms.
I < ?n the final path Gratian proved
himself to be- the stronger, and
lornpcd home the winner.
The second race on tho card also
went to a horse of the W. c. West
moreland stable. Pokey Jane, who
brought into the treasury of that
stable the fat end of the purse. Four
horses were entered in the race with
Pokey Jane as favorite. All got away
to a llying start, and Pokey Jane led
nnti! the half, when lCastern Glow be
gat: to close in. Kibbler came along
in third position, but could not keep i
: ite pace of the loaders. At the
"stretch Pokey Jane worked like a
?-ii>ok tinder the guiding hand of Col- 1
iins and finished three-?iuarters of aj
.1 nqth in front of Kastern Glow, who!
?.ended second. Kibbler finished "In the 1
-* money.
Clip t p*?rt the Ilnpr.
Clip, a. product of trie L,. Crist ;
??stab!., upset all calculations .n the'
third rare by winning over I-.coma in 1
a liard-fought contest, Keoma, a win
tier in many raccs since the opening
? if the meeting, was the favorite.
:;Seven horses were entered in this 1
"race which was over the mile and
one-sixteenth course. All the horses
. got away to a yretty start and llile
juan. who was riding Ijeoma. lost no
rJ>l!mc in shoving his mount in to !irs:
< position, where he kept her until the!
half port. I.eoma then began to dose
..the gap between them, with Uncle |
/?{Sand creeping up from the rear. The i
-?"other entries were dropped in ther
<i;jst and only the leading t.hr> ?? were
? at any time contenders. At the,
!i ?*tretch th> y were in rototlon. with
^I.eoma leading <'o]'ii:s was rid :itr
7 hard on and pressing his mount i
for all the speed there was in her. ?
? while Hileman was on the neck of
.trl.eoma, pushing her to the llfii'.t At
'?> the seven-eighths p>st <"! i;? parsed!
his rival and came the honored
position I.eoma tlni*ried second and]
<t*iicle Sand romped hOT^--for the small ;
?ychange. u ', ?
\o Spill In Sli-rplceimst.
The Common wca'r !i ?".?? i!"? steeple
ithase was a milder form of sport than j
./?;that of Thursday Captain fissatt,
Vcot aw?> f-tn ! l;e st.irt ar-.d was j
- never headed lie e i?>. ? ira *;??*?
home the ? ri- > v .-i? vnriN
t< raftsman tin - ? J ; a s-tn
"j'':ir gap he* W. -'i .1*1.1 I"r ;ntiter,
/who finished tli.rd.
Summary
First ra e?for ? *vo-v,??.v,
-.and one-half fur'i.ngs inn ? } : >'t
-$?'?Grntian, 11". ? 11 Vn >*: > \',n: The
' Virginian. 11" < \r>^>tic-i.? ? :i> .rid;!
Ttepeat, 112 (Collins., tVrd. lle'en
'? I.ucas and Pri-illa i;r-.:iw.iv also
5ran. Time ] t,\
V Second race?for three-year-olds,!
nno mile; purse, Pokev Jane.
-. 10S (Collins i. won; F.ast?-r*i <;low. l"'l
%&( Atkinson). si*con?l; Pi 'hit r 1 >:t
"! (Kroger), third. ? Sllex li a'.; ? ran.
Time?1.43 i-T..
Third rate fir four--.' ?*?- ??'?U and
^upward. r>r.e -T 1 <.;ie-s vt? . n!h tniles
? Durst, SOi'i ? lflfl (.' ? 'i<i. u-.n;
?Keoma. 114 illiVmant, <<? >p.d Pr.cie
Sand, 109 (K Wells), third.
. ward Bound, pearl -'?a. i'luremi, Miss
"Sweep also ran. Time?-! r,n
Fourth rai e -Co ni m o 'i w e a 1 h
steeplechase f? 111 i-r.-irs. :.urse. jf.'ia
, ?rCnpt. Cassatt. 150 (llendersoi ,
. won; Craftsman. 1" ? (Turner), see.
;? r.nd; Promp'er, 1*0 third
v Sister Margie a xa:- Time?4.?,o.
Today's entries:
; First race- purse, S 4' ? ?t,r three- j
'& ?year-o'ds t,nd upwards: five .urt or . -
HRhtlf f irlor,.-- - M i T 11',; I>r.
? ' Itidglev. : ' Ior r> f. * ?r
m ? 112: Nort'.er:, J*..-- . . v ; p, ,
? Itonero. 11' Rosemary. 11 'J W'.airhv
??.Ann. 112 Will in Meteor, I
V O., 112; Jess;, a 112
? Secotid ra ? ?purse 1400: for three
?j year-olds and upwards; one ??
IS?"jj-lllbblfr. 1 (? 1 . Wi, . .
I^T-Oib, .112: P. .* >. . ' *. M;ss Sweep
|i. "103. I,eOn:i. 1!T Ja .< Hr.nover. II;
Troher. 112. P'or.-a-*, p..
Third race?Virginia trophy, purse
PvAtl.OO#: for thre?-.year-o!ds .,: .?
K-'Swards: one tulle?Starr'. Hanr.er. !'?
J??The Blue Duke. 1 1 i nihhler, in?
?j^Uncle Sand. 114. l.ec.li Tender. 1H;
^.Incinerator l'?". Marse .!.?>?,*. i;i
KVStir Up. 114; White Crown, r.4 s.:-\
* f;jr.. 10S.
Fourth race?purse J4, !' f r ?? ?<?< .
^<j'y*ar-olds arid upwards' .a
fe'/juarter miles?Wak ng I'r.-. 'i.
hpSlockport, 111. Kittle Ki.rlan I. lit
frj'ackard, l&k; Homeward Kound !?
; .-Jtev Bnnis, US'
W- Fifth race?Westmoreland ban '
steeplechase; purse, i'i'aj, ? ?
:'T'thr?e-year-olds! and upwards: ;?
fSreourse?Wilton l.ad, 1 Mod ; ?
Kean II, 1 4r.. Mc.\da*ns Balloon,
i'i.v 145; Miss McGlggle. 14)
I AL WILSON STUNTS
THRILL THOUSANDS
AT THE STATE FAIR
. (Continued From F.^st Page.)
found trouble In getting up yester
K,;,vr'ija.y and were left behind
" . Crowds I.lhrd Wilson.
Jg When Wilson took the air the
fiV/Crowd was literally on edge. So
:'xnany accounts of tpc narrow escapes
experienced by him and ^he other
men who have lost their lives for the
sake of amusing tho throngs hail
been circulated that it was more
than Ullc curiosity which prompted
the crowds to bend their eyes in
tently on every move tho slim, clcan
cut young man mado before ho
climbed into his plane. Many were
the expressions of genuine anxiety
that passed about. General Manager
\V. C. Saunders had witnessed \\ 11
! son's work at other fairs, but de
clarcd ho would not feci perfectly at
ease until this engagement, which
lusts until Tuesday. Is safely past
without harm to any of the Wilson
i party.
Wilson's plane was able to attain
.only about sixty miles at the time
i when ho changed into the second
'machine because the weather wouhlj
n??t permit of faster ll.ving at such |
1 dose range. He was about 250 or |
I 300 feet in the air and near the west I
end of the stands when he made the
change. Hoth planes headed away
into the northeast, Wilson hanging
bv the feet from his. When he re
gained his feet he went through
many other stunts. Ho was greeted
with a roar of applause when he
landed, the tensity of the situation
having held the crowd more or less
spellbound while he was in the air,
along with the realization that their
applause could hardly reach his ears.
Wouldn't Do Hurdle Stunt.
Just before his flight ilson was
standing with Chief of Police Sherry,
l.arry Hovd, of the I'olaek shows, and
a party of fair olllcials and newspa
per men, watchelng the eighteen-foot
leap of an Overland car. driven by
It. I". Woollen, of the Harper-Over
land Company.
As .the car took the hurdle and
came down with a thump Wilson
turned with a quiet smile to the oth
ers and said simply, yet earnestly,
and without thought of how odd it
might sound to tho cars of those
who expected a dare-devil of his
type to be uncxclted over anything:
"Gee. what If something should
give way. I'd he afraid of that sort
of a stunt for that reason. 1 guess I
am no good at all for a ground man."
In a few minutes he was out on the
field divested of his natty top coat,
giving orders for the hop ofT of his
"Jenny" on what might prove to be
the last flight We would ever make. A
"Jenny" Is the plane name for a Cur
tiss plane of the J. N. 4-D type, which
Wilson and his men use. They are
not so speedy as the army planes at
the fair yesterday, but they are
adapted for Wilson's work In ideal
fashion.
:tO,OOft Attended Yesterday.
'Die fair attendance yesterday was
probably 30.000. The schools were not
closed, but in the evening many fami
lies with their youngsters were on
hand for the fireworks as there is no
school this morning for which to
rouse the children early.
Today is "llverybody'a Day." The
greatest racing card of tho meeting
Is to be seen today, which Is the clos
ing day of the races.
On Monday the army polo match be
tween Camp Dee and Fort Mycr will
feature the Fair. There Will also be
nn officers' steeplechase and an army .
mule race for enlisted men. The Fort j
Mycr ponies came in last night and I
the Camp Deo team will ride their j
mounts into the city sometime today I
or tomorrow.
All departments of the Fair were j
active yesterday and judging went on
in many of them. Awards are given
in another column.
Henrico County was awarded first
prize among the county exhibits. It '
was second last year. Tho Richmond
?hatnber of Commerce, assisted by a
J. A. Childrey. arranged tho prize- :
winning Henrico agricultural exhibit.!
cash bonus of $2.10 goes with the
?ward. Mecklenburg, I^ouisa. Orange,
Hanover. Spotsylvania, Caroline, Prin
cess Anne, Chesterfield anil Glouces
ter Counties finished in the order
na rned.
Daily Aviation Talk*.
Kvery remaining day of the fair
Captain Dawson, of I,angley Field,
will talk 1? fore the army recruiting
tent on the opportunities now open
in the flying service for young men j
of mechanical ability. He addressed
several hundred youths yesterday,
and this talk, with tho circulars scat
tcred from airplanes, was productive!
of dozens of inquiries at the tent.
Many enlistments have resulted frotn
this phase of ihe campaign at the,
Fair Grounds so far.
fioorhlnnd tilrl* Win.
While boys from every county of
the Strife were putting forth all their
efforts to win the awards for the
best animals in the livestock exhibits,,
the girls of the State were not idle.
A bread-making ""contest was staged |
between teams from nine counties,
with three members apiece. Gooch
land County won. Henrico, Norfolk,
Chesterfield and Prince Kdwaid;
Counties finished in the order named.
New Kent. Campbell, Bedford and
Amherst Counties also had teams
entered.
I liable to Agrees Jury l.ocked I'p. j
Because the jury could not agree)
last night as to the guilt or inno
cence nf David Mountain, conductor |
on a Southern train before the I'niteil
States Court, charged with theft.
Judge Kdmund I'. Wnddill held over
the case and ordered the jury con
fined for tl.e night. The case was
stubbornly contested on both sides.
John .1. Wicker. Jr., appearing In the
defen i of Mountain, and II M
-'mith. pr<.'ecutint attorney pro tern,
having resigned, for the United
States. Theft of tobacco from a
train was the basis of the case, but
:i w proved in the tilal that s< v-j
eral persons had ace. : .-- t ? the goods ,
which disappeared The consign-|
trept w;?! fr itti North Carolina, anil i
was < unsigned to Richmond mer
chants
I'rderal Itri iiKnlllnn I'.i tendril.
Federal re 'ignition has been ex
tend, I to til- following according io
.i notice re.-eiv? 1 l?> Adjutant-Gen
era: Jo I.ane Stem vest, rdav Ijiell
: e-iati t-Colonel WillTriei h i'oindex
ter M.fantrv, Fits? Megmient; Cap
tain Ch.irlcs S Woodson First IJeu
tenant Taz,-w. 1 - W harton, nrol Sec
ond I.Ieiitenant James |\ Fox, Jr.. all
of the marline gun < >nip.my.
I'lipr Heads Viirlnlk Trtii t Concern.
Almi r S. I'ope, .. f .rnu r Klch
ri '?> 1# r. has bet n st l-cted to head the
lew I'oMintnta! Trust Company of I
Norfolk, for tneil through the con
? . dation of tllO Savings ltank of
Norfolk and the people's Hank. Mr. ;
was formerly '??:inect,-?l with
Hank <? f l'.ichmond
Small Tire on Main Street.
Fire of unknown origin yesterday
afternoon broke out In the rear of
the Diprell Apartments, 12 l-last Main
Street, causing damage estimated at
several thousands of dollars. Three
fire companies responded to a call
sent, in soon after the lire was dis
covered and hail the Haines under
control in about an hour.
Finds Tmo 1J111 Against Richmond
Druggist for Violation of Harri
son Narcotic Act.
Soycn indictment!?, two of which
wore tor violations of the foo<l con
trol act. charging- exccssivo protUs
In sugar sales, were returned by the
United States grand Jury here yester
day before it adjourived for the term
I yesterday noon.
I II. M. Shields, prominent Richmond
! druggist, was one of those indicted,
he being charged with refusing to
keep records of his sales of para
goric under the Harrison narcotic j
act.
J. I.,. Clarke, of Manakin. Gooch
land County, and Harry nnd Dan
Tinsloy. of lion Aalr, were Indicted
for making excessive profits on
sugar. The two Tinsleys were in- I
dieted on two counts, charged with,
selling sugar at aO cents a pound I
under the first count and making a j
profit of S cents a pound, on the first
count, and of selling- the same sugar ?
at I'S cents and making C cents a I
pound profit on the second count.
ltusscll Moody was Indicted, charged !
with violation of the national pro- |
hibttlon act. In that ho is said to |
have made illicit spirits contrary to j
the law. John Hoyd was indicted on j
the same count and Henry \\". Urooks i
was indicted under the Harrison nar- '
totic act for alleged purchase and I
sal" of opium in violation of law. 1
Thomas and Gary Younce and \V.
.1. Krernian were indicted for viola
tion of f tho prohibition act. The ?
grand jury concluded its work about 1
noon and adjourned for the term.
tinlt (iucst of Mnsnns.
W. W. (Salt, of Norfolk, Grand Mas
ter of MnsoiiH in Virginia, will be the
guest of Masons of the Hiehmond
district at a joint communication of
the lodges In the Masonic Temple to- |
night. Mr. Gait will arrive in Rich
mond at 3:00 this afternoon and will
be cscorted to tho .lofOrson Hotel by !
I?r. J. \V. Eggleston, past grand j
master: C. A. Nesbitt. gr;ind secre- j
tary; R. N. Rackett. master of Rich- i
niond-ltandolph Dodge. No. 1!>, and
S; It. Tucker, master of Henrico i
I'nion Ivodge, No. 130. A dinner will
be served at the Masonic Temple, at
which will be present as invited
guests the grand lodge ofiicers. past
grand masters, the masters of lodges
in the Richmond district, and the
deputy grand master. At 8 o'clock
the grand master will deliver, an ad
dress to the Masons in the grand
lodge room. In addition to addresses,
there will be an orchestral program.
Permits to llulld.
Permits were issued l?y Building
Inspector Hutler as follows: R. M.
Anderson, to build a stucco garage
at 303 Hawthorne Avenue.
School Board, City of Richmond, to
build a lumber rark at r>23 North
Twelfth Street, 1300; Tredegar Com
pany. to build a frame storage house
for temporary use at the company's
plant. $1,000.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Indexed for Ofirk IUferrnce.
_ Clautlllod advertisements ordered for tr.?
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
I tenths
< I.AUK - -Mrs. Mat tcaret A. i lnrk. wife of
t he late Samu. 1 li flark. dl?.d at the
residence of her dauKhtcr, Mrs. H. .M.
ualilron. .Ierse> City. October 7. Services
an.I burial at Shockoe Cemetery Friday,
October s.
t'O.SIM' ? Du d ln~Miiw.tukee. Wis.. Krlda y.
v 10 I* M., Hrnjanun F. Cosby, in tlx*
s:xty-v.ght h '???4r of aye. jtesldea li;s
widow, i? ;i vo.s one son. Krncai II.
Cosby, of tins city, and a (laughter, Mrs.
S;?tiiu?l Moore, of .Milwaukee*. Kun^ral
notl . Intei
I.KVVIS Mr J. K. 1/ wln, who just celo
brated his M!tJ birthday on Scptitrnhcr
4. died lust night at his residence. 11
V\ *?st C.ruo. Stric t. Mr. l^cwis wuh a
S*?uth Carolinian by birth, ami voluntecrod
from that Stat*? ?>:i the oiunreak of hos
tilities beginning the Civil War. through
which he served. Ho wan In all the Im
portant buttles uroiin<l Ilphtnond, atx!
was w?uii4?m1 at Williamsburg and again
at i<a:n? s Mill. Mr I,< wis was a lineal
?its ?*ndant of that family who lias always
i .?ine to the fiont ai a c risis in the coun
try's history, ai.?t some of whose nu;m
l't n were fMi?nd& of the great Washing
ton. While .\?: Lewis took no part m
public lif ? . stiSl his character was ju.?t
what was to 1 ?% expected from one who
had from such forefathors. 11 ??
was kindhoartcd. faithful and true, and
will liw ItifiK in the memory of thone
who were fortunate enough to be his
friends Th" funeral will be held Satur- !
day afternoon. .5 oVIock, from his late
r* sU!en< ?'. i 1 West fJrace. I
I ?anvl lo iiapers please ? opy.
It A Y.N* KS i?t i suddenly Friday. October
>. 1 i?2at lo A. M.. Mrs. Blia Kaynes,
wife of J. ti. ltaynes. at her residence. 71b
< Jrern woo J Av? niie. lUrton Heights.
Funeral notb-<* \ ii"f ?
I uLK)' iatricn J. Foley, age 31 years.)
?on of Mary K. and the late Patrick
l'o>y. 1111! !?an". Street, tiled at Stuart
Circle Hospital Thursday at P. M.
He w.'?? the grandson of the late Mr. ami
Mrs. .I aim s liurgess. He leaves to mourn
their lo.su Ins mother. 3 bisters. Ldzztc,
Marv ana Maggie, and one brother, John
J. I'oioy Funeral Saturday morning at
10 A. M. from Sacred Heart Cathetlral.
It ;erm*-nj In Mount Calvary Cemetery.
l sarrnl Directors 4
MOTItxiNO" Ofil7EItS cornoletcd In 24
hours. We aro euulpoed to dyo gar- i
menta black In twenty-four hours. This is
a steilal branch of our business and Is
a k?Ays given orornnt attention Molzelle a
7 Nort h S?- vonth Str< et .
I'liACP- Mwiii I'tiaut). funeral director
and embatmer. &0S K. Main Street.
Madison Pi Itandotnh 5^3
IVrsonalH 9
\VANT?;i>?Tn Kit in tuuch with rnusi
< i>mj>osers nnd others deslrlni; to l>?,
cfiin'! tneinhers t'f tho largest* niUHlo i?ul>
'him: corjioratlon ill the world; no fake;
a K'iOiI projioeltlo ti for those who buy
iriusli*. or nius;v.?J sut>(*llcs, records, etc.
?| h.N Is r.o K eh Ijulek Ornft." Ad
dri ? i? SI! earn Tlmes.Dlspateh. .
I .< >s i nnd I on n (I 10
IKVlT.K if the larty who took olive.
colors .I wheel. Kox make. No. K 44 44 1 , i
froni r>.ii ,,f Oraiit's J'fUK Store, will
r-tuin tin- Siinn to 2110 N. AddiHOii, will
rncelve rtwsnl: no fiuestloim tmU?d.
Jjl'I.I.I'Oc; -i<tht lirits.l!" UulldoK from
Fair tiroundu; Ji reward If leturned \V.
II I K'nhnm.
rURSK lost on llvlmunt ear, contulnlni; i
JH?. In checks and 11; or )14 in cash i
I.lberal reward if uluinul to 70S Virginia
IU.lw.ty and I'ower lliilliiint:
~AUTOMOBILES
AiiltiintitiUfH for ShIo
A IIAKU AIN?-Onc.ion Worm-Drivn truck
Continental motor, pneumatic tires. A-i
condition. 411 N. Harrison St. i'ho/m
Itandolfll 621 c
AI.l. li AUG A INS
1-4-TON R Di't'UDIC.
1-TON UEI'lIlti-IC.
1 1-4-ION HKI'UliDIC.
1 1-2-TON HKI'UliDIC.
2-TON HKI'UliDIC.
t 1-l-TON KKDDV SPIIINOFIEDD.
1-TON DKNHY
KORD DBDIVKHV WAGON.
WHITE TOUftl .'O
BTRA UN'S TOURING.
U8ED, TRUCKS AND HODIES. AM. I
' "CASH OR TERMS
II. D KIS'O MOTOn CORP..
?:o wbst unoAi) st.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Cor Hale 11
ATLAS 3-4 TON TRUCK,
A-l condition, $400.00.
M. LASTER,
519 W. Broad St.
ATI>AS. three-fourths ton cruel:: over.
hauled; newly painted. Dest o t con
dition. A. Meyer's Sons Co.. ?-ll South
Elthth Street. ?
AOTO Tor AND TRIMMCNQ CO.
Richmond's most exclusive automobile
millinery ?hot>. I?ost material used nt the
rlcht price. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
1016 XV. Broad SL
AUTOMOIJILE IIAIIGAIXS.
New Olilsmohiie. S-cvl., i-nass-nirer
New Olusmobtle economy truck.
Haion "Six." Chummy Roadster.
Saxon "Six." Taurine Car.
Oidsmoblie Roadster.
I>. A. PRENTISS.
Auto Service. 310 W. Hroad Street.
BARGAINS.
PRACTICALLY NEW 2-TON
O. M. C. TRUCK. EQUIPPED
WITH URfilS HJLPRES3 1IODV:
tTSEU ONLY SHORT VTH1I.I.
WILL SKLL J 1.0GO ilELOW COST
TO QUICK BUYER.
INDIANA :-TON. THOROUGH
LY overhauled. new tires.
REPAINTED AN1? EQUIPPED
WITH LAHCE NEW STAKE
BODY
HTUOBRAKER LlfiHT DE
LI VERY. I'ANBL BODY. THOR
OUGHLY OVERHAULED. GOOD
TIRES AND REPAINTED.
OLD HICKORY LIGHT US.
LIVERY IN KINE RUNNING
ORDER NEW TIRES AND RE
PAINTED.
NATIONAL SIX.
T-PASSENGER. IN A-l CON
DITION: EQUIPPED WITH
FOUR NEW CORD TIRES AND
JUST REPAINTED.
TKRMTNAL MOTOR CO.. TNTU
NINTH AND CARY STREETS.
BUY A GUARANTEED
USED CAR
From the original guar
antee house.
Find out just what
we mean by guaran
teed used cars.
1 1919 Studebaker Light j
Six, 5-passenger touring;;
run very little; Kelly
Springfield cord tire; new
ly painted; a real bargain.!
1 Overland Club Road
ster, 4-passenger; wire
wheels; new top; newly
painted.
1 Overland "75" 5-pas-1
senger touring; new tires,
top and seat covers; a real
buy.
National 7-passenger; in
perfect mechanical condi
tion; good top, tires and
paint. Just the car for
lacking.
Your old car accepted as!
part payment.
All these cars have been!
repainted. They look and ;
run like new.
Our prices are the lowest,
in the city.
Any terms within reason ;
takes a car. Ride while!
you pay. See Mr. Chap-i
pelle.
RICHMOND-AMERICAN
COMPANY, INC.,
206 W. Broad Street.
COHURN'S USED CAIl BARGAINS.
One *20 Serlca. Bulck Koadater. A rtr?
opportunity tu Kit a bariraln.
One '20 Kord Jloadater. equlpDed with
onM.?*!* W"e,;1
n.atUda?,b\knarat;?2c^:leSV.cR.DeClal "J"
Sturiebak^r. *20 SerUn* niv *?
?lightly uaud: bis bargain.
...Studehaker. 'is Series. Liitht I: thor.
."h'n if" Un<J "ow KOl/lK throUKtl
buy this ont bcforu vou
t> ?"?*nrolet *?*<>. if you are looklnr Tor
f. .8rnA" rar* you Mnnot afTord not to look
this one ovc* before buyinjt.
Studebaker 'is Series. 4-cvllnder. 3-oas
! bf* ba7?l'n f; * CU'av "lUo car aaa
abov/ car? carry Coburn'a ruar
I?i n satisfaction which jrlvea voa thf>
i?rlvlloice of t urritme unv u.ifd car v<iu
Urn* a reasonable
tima at tha f'fl? ft ual<l for it allnwod on a
E:.W? arusoPd?V"IeJ ,h# USed car has not
CODURN MOTOR SALES
CORPORATION.
1217 Wen Hroad Street.
Madison CSOO.
CASE -For sain. one Case auiomoblie.
Cali nnuik'varli"Ti I V V' 'y
DID YOU
EVER NOTICE
how few useil lliipnioMI.-s are ofTered for
saic throtiKh these columns. either by tho
oivner or a dealer?
Wo offer the fnili.wlnir us<.d car bar
KninH. tho owners of which are extremely
desirous of owning Ilupinobiics:
I>ODGE TOURING. 1*00
192A MODEL lil'ICK "C" ROADSTER
(JOOD AS NEW. >1.400 '
SAXON TOl'RIN<}. Jisn
OAKLAND SIX. 1920 MtJDEU 11.200.
ANDERTON APTO CO. INC
1837 West Iiroad.
D0l)08--Two Dodk'f touring canT wiTi
liJJl'iv.SjHYU 2170* night.
DODGE TOURING
in fine condition.
BAUGHAN MOTOR
SALES CO., INC.,
606 W. Broad Street.
AUTOMOBILES
Viitontdbile* ror Wale U
POIl batttry wrvicg soe Untrda Dalttrj
Co.. 60S Kant Main.
KOH SAI>K?Two 1 l-2-?on trucks. Max
well: 1 l-2-ton (ruck body. 1! 1-2 fe?>t
Ionic. 6 1-2 feet wtdo. A. Howies. 321 N.
Adnm* St.
FOR SALE,
Slightly used Ford touring
car, winter top extra.
Can be seen at Coleman's
Auto Laundry, 313 West
Broad.
KOH SA1.K. light 5-passenicor automobile.
In good condition. 1200 cash. 1107 Kast
Cary Street.
FORD?1PIS Ford Sedan, in good shape.
>400. Phone Boulevard I a42-W.
l''Olll>?For sale, l'.i.y Ford touring; prl
? used: list price. Boulevard
2389-W.
KOHl) touring car. brand-new. Imme
diate delivery at list price. I'nlted Auto
Supply C<?.. 32? West Broad Strct.
FORD CARS-^-Sevcrai new tourings readv
for delivery. S. T. Taylor 911 Kast
Rruad Street.
FOHIJ ROADSTHR. l'JlS modtl. go..,| con
dition. MOO. A. It. Tiller. 130S West
1'road Street. _
FOltt' SKDAN?For sal<.. Ford Sedan;
nhock absorbers, speedometer. otlwr ex
tras; excellent condition. I'rlce, right lor
fash. Call Madison 1KKI
FORD TOt'ltl NO; cash or terms. Call
Madison 7449-J.
FOH I > TOURING. new. with extra e<iulp
infnt, $675.. A. It. Tiller. 130S West
Ilrofil Street.
FOIlliS?20 brand-now Fords, runabouts
and murines, with starters. Price. Jf.75
for touring cars. 1525 for runabouts. Im
mediate ilellvery. Write <>r phone Wna. H.
Cram.. Southern Stock Yards, lllchmond.
Yn.
HUDSON? For sal'.. Hudson Super-Six.
seven-passenger. 1917 model. Can !.<?
seen at 1004 West llroad Street. l'hone
Itandolph 34S7.
OAKI.ANI) SKUAN. DEMONSTRATOR?
Hun less thar. 1.500 miles, for sale at a
bargain price, with terms T. W. l.lttlo
Oakland Co.. 221 W. Uroad St.
OAKLAND TOURING, DKMONSTHATOK
?Run about 1.500 miles; can bo bought
at a bargain price. T. W. Ldttle, Oakland
Co.. 221 W. llroad St. ,
ilKMIElt?The lllumlnum six with elee- '
trie Bear shift, cord tires; porfect mt>
chanical condition. See this wonderful
bargain in a rebuilt used car. Has been !
placed with mo for sale by a careful 1
owner, who has purchased a new Premier. I
Madison 1013. W. I). Moss. 431 West
Main Street. I
RKO?For sale. s^ven-passenger Reo. i
l'hone Madison 3MI-M. I
SrUDKllAKBK. 4-cyllnder. lu ?ood :
mechanical condition. 1250. |
STL'IdSUAKKH Light Six bought now ten I
months ago; perfect condition; new tires.
Onlv used for pleasure. Must sell itn- j
mediately, as transferred to California, j
Price. J1.200. Seen Jefferson Garage, or :
write Hox SI 9. __ i
SPECIALS FOR THIS j
WEEK
OVERLAND,
Model "83," touring; a big
bargain.
OVERLAND,
Model "90," roadster, 1919,
only used about 7 months.
OVERLAND,
Model "90," touring; must
be seen to be appreciated.
CHEVROLET
490 touring; in good condi
tion.
Our Reputation Is Your i
PROTECTION
HARPER-OVERLAND 1
CO., INC.,
213-215 W. Broad Street
TRUCKS
Real bargains. See for
yourself.
1-Ton Ford.
1-Ton Maxwell (hew
motor).
3-Ton White (good as
new).
TERMS:
One year to pay, if de
sired. Call before noon.
20th and Franklin. Streets.
W. S. Albey.
UNIVERSAL
BARGAINS.
Ford One-Ton Truck,
solid tires, $250.
Republic Two-Ton
Truck, $200.
Ford Touring, 1919
model, $300.
Used Ford Sedan
Body. Will take Ford
touring or runabout
body in exchange.
Quick delivery on Ford
Runabouts, Coupes, Se
and Trucks.
UNIVERSAL MOTOR
COMPANY,
1012 West Broad St.
USKD CAR BARGAINS. See Mullan
Motor Co.. 1"2 W<-st Hroad Street.
USED CARS of exceptionally line value.
Sen as before considering: such purchase
e'sewhere. Alsop Motor Corp.. 114 West
Broad Street
and lilrycles 12
Pleasure and health go
hand in hand by the pur
chasing of a bicycle for
your boy. J. E. Quarles &
Son, 510 West Broad St.
txaaurlcs 14
AUTO 1KJDY for bottling business. JSi
l.lcht panel body for furniture business.
$125. Runabout body. 117.50. Richardson
ltios <13 llr?ok Avenue.
GENERAL AUTO SUPPLT. INC..
S0x3V( Flristono tire 111.98
10x3 V. Diamond plain 14.SO
>3x4 Standard make tiro 29.05
13x4 Vt Standard mako tire 30 It
15x414 Standard mako tiro 44.00
Oiher alzea guaranteed for 6.000 miles.
1203 W. BROAD STnBBT.
Til BSE Want Ads Produce Results.
AUTOMOBILES
Auto Accessories 14
AUTO FARTS?I-.nrno su>ck~ot rtiiK *ears.
drlvo pinions and axlu .hafts on hand
tor Alias trucks. Kline and varUus other
care. All tMrla Kuarauteod. Va. Auto
Goar and Parts Co., SiM West Broad St.
Madison 2243.
GRASBEKGER AUTO TOP CO.?Auto top
recovering an* repairing. IS N. Twontloth.
.MIC1I El.IN TIRES AND TUBES.
Central Service Station,
213 North Klfth Street. Madison 233.
NON8K1D TI11E9 (FIRSTS).
30x3H. Including tubts. J10.50.
30x3 ^4. 110.50. lucluilliiK tuba.
10x3'A. heavy tubes S3.00.
11x4 to 34x1. heavy tubus. S3.10.
NATIONAL. TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
425-427 Wost llroail Street.
Randolph 30J2.
*VA. AUTO TOl BUH.DEltS?Tne best of
everything (or you In tops and aidb cur
tains. 012 W. Broad Street. _____
VAL.OR TIRE AND RUBBER CO.. 707
West Broad Street. Standard Urea.
| VULCANIZING. accessories. m. oils.
create, tires and tubes. I'enplo's Service
I Station. 15 West liirsre Street.
I
WILBER F. DOTSON,
The largest and oldest ex
clusive used parts house.
All makes of carsx is our
specialty. Bring or send
old parts by parcel post and
we will duplicate same.
No part too small or too
large.
802 BROOK AVENUE.
\VK BUY old tires, we retread and repair
old tires: wi sell Miller tires Itell Tyre
?nd Rubber Co.. 800 We?t Broad.
Service Stations?Repairing 1.5
KORD repair .hop 0p4.11 day and nitwit
Universal Motor Co., 1012 W uai Broad
Street.
RADIATOR REPAIRING.
WK HAVE AN EXPERT ItKI'AW MAN
AND A 1.1, NECESSARY EQUIPMENT TO
DO P1IUST-CU88 REPAIR WOltK O.N
JlLIi KINDS OK KADIATOU3.
HICHMOND MuTOIt CO. INC..
TENTH AND 11HOAD STREET*
KlU.KB fit (iA.N7.KHT weld anTthini. 711
West Broad Street.
SAX H i BROS. AND COTTRKI.U?ror
I* <?rd service none better. With Illch
""""1 Motor Co.. Broad at Tenth Sts
^ E ARE NOW IN A POSITION TO I ?rT
KIRS r-OI,ASS PA1NTI NO ON A l l,
i'AKES OK AUTOMOBILES; ONI.T THE
I'lAS.' Vm MATBHIAI.3 AND WOltK
>IANSIIIl rSKI), PKlCKy it in tiT
lUf'HMOND .MOTOR CO.. INC.. TIC NTH
ANP IlltO A D STR K KTH.
Atrto l.i/ery?Gnrngcn 10 I
AUTOS HIRED?11.10, J2.00 and 13.00 per
hour. Danlei'n U,..i>ir.lri ftn.i I ft J
BUSINESS SERF ICE
Huslntis Senilcrs Offered J 8
DOI.L"HOSPITAL. I
Dolln repaired. all Darin furnlshe*! Win
made from your own coiubhiKS. lluihoi.
203 North Third 8tre?t.
KX IT.KT 1'UUL.IC 8TKXOORAPVIEH.
HoU.l Utttgcr. I'hnnft Randolph 6SSQ.
HEMSTITCHING.
Prompt service. Work
guaranteed.
THE GIFT SHOP,
Fourth and Grace Sts.
iTeT CltAKTS' KACTOItY "TxiTerts Tur>?
your piano. Satisfaction auurcd. Phone
Ila ndohiji 703.
MONTAGUE MANUFACTURING CO..
lumber and millwork. Tenth and Main. I
N t'.'K I.E-PI.ATI NO anil K-tl vamxInK i work |
handled promptly. Richmond Metal ,
Products Co . Fifth and Arch Streets. j
Randolph *073.
WINDOW AND house cleaning. Johnson
llnndo'nh 3ljft.
Building?('ontrnrtlng 10 |
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS. !
Having taken contract forj
excavation, Norfolk city,
water works, near Suffolk,'
Va., I desire to sublet to re
sponsible men as follows:
one cut, 15,000 cubic yards;
one cut, 18,000 cubic yards;
one cut, 47,000 cubic yards,!
separately, or as a whole, j
This is very fine work for
steam shovel or teams, as
^he haul is very short. All
of it is high, dry work, road j
diversions, fills 25 feet,
high. For further infor-j
mation, apply to
S. R. CURTIS,
Lee Hall, Va.
Moling Trucking, Hlnrngo 2!l
AUTO AND TRUCK storaci. 1715 W. Cary
St. .Madison WW Allen Trannfrr Lo
BUSINESSTT-ARHH?l.OOO. S3.00; positive
ly the S4 Oi * l.vakk Printline Co.
615^ Km Main Street.
SMITH' & HICKS "transfer and storage.
packltiK a nd cratinic: (urnlturo movlntf
our specialty: onlv experienced men em
ployed _ Madison 973.
THE NATION Al. Printlnc Co.. Madison
2737- .1 11 111! Street. Richmond. Va.
W S. COI.I.1NS Transfer, tnovlnc lone
and short distance: uulo and truck stor
age t'hon- n..i|l.-v^rd V?3
?r?|??. !?* -1
WAI.I, PAPER?Thn most beautiful sele.
lion of wall paper now displayed In this
city. R. B I'.raner. IflH N. Eighth St.
, 1'rofrx'iounl nirr* 27
HAIR WAVE permanent by appointment.
A. I.uebbert. 211 East Oram Slreet.
Hepairiiig liX
Cl/OCKS repaired and cuaranteeu Phon*
Madlaon 4131 and let us xlve you an
emlniat e.
F. MUSY,
Reputed Swiss watch and
chronometer maker and
repairer.
703 E. MAIN STREET.
G. J. RUSSELL*
CUSTOM SHOE REPAIRING.
PARCEI, POST A SPECIAL/IT.
1215 W. nitOAl) ST.
11UB El.KUTRIC REPAIRING. E. B.
Cahcn. Prop., 503 1-2 North Filth Street.
! The little shop with big I ilea s.
SHOE REPAIRING, not Iho cheapest, but
the best. Drew's Shoe Factory, 716 E.
Main Si. Pr.rcel post a specialty.
UPIIOI-STERINt) AND REPAIRING. Call
I Madison 52C..I. 604 West Main 'Street.
WE REPAIR all kinds of shoes, welts.
turns or McKay, out of the best ma- i
terinl obtainable. Give us a trial on your
old shoes and wo <"111 make them 11W,. new
ones. Wo havi artn.v shoes for sal*
cheap Parcel post work handled wllh
care. Tho Wlnefoot Shoo Shop. T. A.
Bunnell. Proprietor. 311 North Second
Street Randolph 1286-W
liciii'Vifttiug and !>>-eing 21)
CARPETa CARPETS.
Old carpets made ovir Into new raca.
Phone Madison MSI Richmond Awnln?
Co. 814 North Ninth St re* L
Tuttoring and Pressing HO |
NOTICE?Konrih Street Cleaninc and
Pressing Co. Cool cloth cleaned and
prrssed. J1.00; Palm Beach cleaned and
pressed, 75c. I,adles' work a specialty.
Work called for and dollvered. Madison
5024-JT.
BUSINESS SERVI'Jh
Tailoring and PrmslnR 30
CLOTUEH repairing la my business. Ileit
,rr.?.ik-,.Fh'if,>eal?,>r,<;?"- A. M. Foinber*.
WIS W. MiiIii St. Boulevard 336
EMPLOYMENT
llolp \\ Allied?Kciuaio 32
CAIjltlKK?WHiitrd, experienced cashicr.
Apply 1820 K. Main St:
CASH IKK, ono who has had experience in
hn ndilng money and making ui> do
(?nulla. A'ddross 11 42*. caro Timc-s-Dis
patch.
COOK?Experienced cook for family of
three. Good wai'in. 800 North lioulo
v a r 11.
MKlil* \V ANTED-'?Public Employment
llurt'au. Room t>. City Hall.
NURSE?Wanted. experienced nurao for
small baby. Apply 1S02 l'ark Ave.
lloulovard o;.n-.i.
IANIST?Wanted, young lady to take
I'hurlic of sheet miinic department: per
manent work oml good puy to a willing
woi kit Sp'. Mr. Colllnn. 127 K. Broad.
TELEPHONE OPERATING
IS ONE OF TUB
FEW OCCUPATIONS
W1IEI1B A YOUNG WOMAN
KINDS EVERY EFFORT
HAS MSEN TAKEN TO
PROVIDE HAPPY. PHEASANT
WORKING CONDITIONS;
$13.50 A WEEK TO START
WITII REGULAR INCREASES.
CAI.il AT ROOM 300. 703
EAST GRACE STREET. ANY
WEEK DAY HETWEEN S A. M.
AND u P. M.
THE CHESAPEAKE &
POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO.
OF VIRGINIA.
WANTED,
WHITE WOMEN
FOR SORTING RAGS.'
GOOD PAY, REASON-!
ABLE HOURS, PERMA
NENT AND STEADY
WORK.
THE ALBEMARLE
PAPER MFG. CO.,
FOOT CHERRY ST.
WOMEN?Wide awake, between tho au*u
of 25 and 10 years. who value th<-ir
a-ivlces at 120 or im.ro a week. splendid
position; write for Interview; glvu t?lo.
phone number. Address C 410, care
Times-1 'Im.atch
WOMEN of reHneinent and culture to act
as nurs'is; hiith school education com
pulsory. fall class still ot+n; salary |:o
per month and maintenance from date
of acceptance. Apply to Superintendent.
ltlvermd- llospl'al. \"Wpnrt N??n, Va
YOIIMI LA 111KH AND 01111.51
Nicest Place In Richmond to Work.
whitlock hrancii.
TOCNO I.A DIES with or without ex
perience to operate hemstitching ma
chine*. run by power; clean and light
employment.
THE ACIIRSON'-HARDBN CO..
Handkerchief Manufacturers,
Ross Street.
Help Wiinicd?Mnlo S3
AUTO SERvTck' MAN? ~~
Tbrrronghly experienced automo
bile service foreman wanted. Thla
party must be a salesman thor
oughly experienced In automobile
mechanics, polite and courteoua
toward h'.s customers; must be
able to produce reaulta and glva
satisfaction. For such a man we
are willing to pay a salary com
mensurate with service performed.
Answer in own handwriting, stat
ing references, experience and sal
ary expected. J 422, care Times
Dispatch.
I!A K K11S?Wanted. Ht once 12 wnlte
bakers for our chain of stores In Vir- >
glnia. North Carolina. Georgia. Florida
anil Mississippi. Wrltu or wins our ex
pense Wizard Syatuin llakertea. Inc.,
SoaManhurc. S C ;
L4JOK KEEPER? Young man. experienced
In bookkeeping. to fill a position of
responsibility. If you arc steady and ac
curate. you will receive consideration by
applying In own handwriting. Riving age
and experience. Address li 427. care
Times-1 >1 s patch.
IIOVS?Nine to eleven years m old. to
sing in church choir. Freo instruction.
Ernest Cosby. Boulevard 713.
liux SAWYERS an.rall Kinds of help in |
general wanted. Good wa*es and work- :
ing conditions. Union Ilox Company. West
point, v.i. I
Ul'Tl.KIt?Wanted, butler with expert- I
cnc. In housework. Apply L'OO West ,
| Franklin. j
CARPENTERS?Wanted, fifty to one hun
dred first-class carpenters at Cumber
land. Mil.; one union Job; late, ninety
cents per hour; time and one-half over
time Job. working t?n hours at present;
no transportation paid. Apply llunkln
C'otiKoy Construction Co.. ??urntieriand. Mil.
CITY SALESMAN wanted for popular
automobile necessity. A|iply llasslcr
| Sal.-w Agency. 1006 W Rroad Street, city.
COOPER?Wanted, tight barrel cooper:
good pay; steady work. Apply Na
tional Oil I'll.. Inc.. First and Everett Sts.
DRY CLEANER wanted, experienced on .
modern machinery. Good salary to right !
party. Address V-47, care Dally Press.
| Newport News. Va.
j DUCt) CLERK?An experienced drug i
clerk or assistant registered druggist |
! wanted; glvo references and salary want. .1
In first letter. L. 954, caru Tlmes-Dls
pntch.
FOUR oyster openers, white or colored.
licylVs Cafe. 608 E. P.road.
HELP WANTED?Public Employment
Uurehu. Room 6, City Hall.
I HAVE room for two good real estate or
olllco specialty salesmen; good commis
sion. A 41D. care Tlmes-nistiateh.
MACHINISTS?Wanted, several Ural-class
machinists for our repair department.
W< desire the type of men. who appreciate
steady year round work under satisfactory |
conditions and at rate in accordance witJi
ability; strictly open shop. Apply Amer
ica n Can Co . 2101 Vonabie Street.
MAN wanted with several years' experi
ence In the drug business Must be
Industrious and of good habits. A good
place for the right man in a small town
ol about two thousand. Can use a man
assistant registered, but must nomo well
recommended. 1. 950. care Times-Dis
patch.
XI EN-?Shovel coal, nonunion initio. West
Virginia: good wages; houses, boarding
Inexpensive. Mox 1151. Ilarrlsbuig. Pa.
MEN wanted to learn tho automobile me
chanic's trade, a trade with a future;
let our expert mechanics teach you with
tools on real cars of different makes; you
do the work yourself with tools in our
modern steam heated garage; double your
earnliiK capacity; good positions secured.
For free booklet, wrlto Automobile College
of Nashville. Nashville. Tenn.
MEN to learn barber trade; tuition. ?3i;
tools free diplomas given; position guar
anteed Write for Information* Richmond
llarl.er College. f?l East Marshall Street.
MESSENGERS wanted. Hoys or men can
easily earn *15 to *26 weekly, delivering
and collecting telegrams. Apply Western
Union Telegraph t'o.
MIDI.ER?Wanted, an A-l wheat and
| corn miller; ono familiar with electric
I and oil engine power preferred; excellent
anlary paid to the right man; guarantee
I working and living conditions to be en
tirely satisfactory. Address Uanister Mills.
Houston. Va.
PIPE FITTERS?Wanted Immediately, six
union pipe Attars for laying cast Iron
pipe: rate. SI per hour; no transportation
paid. Apply Hunkin Conkey Construe
lion Co.. Cnmhorlajid. Md.
Pl.UMDER?Wanted, nonunion plumber
with references. Steady work. Apply
Kolbe. 219 East Orarc Street.
NOTE that every Ad is corrcctly Indexed.
EMPLOYMENT
Ilea W au?*m!?Alulo 3;{
HAIiKHMAN and order taker?wc have "an
cany selling proposition thai pnys goo.l
commission, olther main or sldo line, uou
W. llroad .St.. Itlchmond. Va. _
SALKSMAN wanted. Carbon an?l rlbhoti
salesman to represent old established
house locally. Must have clean record.
Give full Information uh to age and ex
j, prion'-" J ? '? ?ro_ J r lines-Pis patch.
TYl'EWlWTKIt JIKCIIANIC wanted. Must
bo familiar with repairing and Kdjuxtlni;
Royal machine*. Oood. permanent pom.
Hon for first-class man. Olvo referem >??.
experience and salary expected In ||,?._
lulter. l'ound & Moore Co.. Charlotte.
N WANTED AT ONCE""
men familiar with locomo
tive machine shop work
and locomotive erecting
shop work. Steady em
ployment and good wages
to the right men. Apply
AMERICAN
LOCOMOTIVE CO.,
Employment Office,
Seventh and Hospital Sts.,
City.
WANTBIi?Reliable and industrious young
man 5 7 lo 10 years old. for clerical
work In lance banking house; state age.
present occupation and salary expected.
? nd clve references. Address J 430. car*
Tl mcs-tilspalch
WAN'TKI)?15 men and boys to work In
our nursery. \V. T. Hood & Co., Olnter
l'ark. ?
V.'ANTKO?Man: opportunity Tor arnhlti
t .. "V?. enerretlc man lo work u:>.
I osltlnn half Indmrs and half outside.
Man with exporl-rirn In installment busi
ness preferred. Htate age and cxper|en. ? .
<? 437. car* Tlm?-a-l)lspatch.
WANTED,
ISEVERAL YOUNG
WHITE MEN WITH
SOME MECHANICAL
i EXPERIENCE TO WORK
IN OUR ENAMELED
BLOTTING D E P A R T
MENT. GOOD WAGES
I AND PERMANENT PO
SITIONS FOR CAPABLE
MEN.
THE ALBEMARLE
PAPER MFG. CO.,
FOOT CHERRY ST.
VOL* NO MAN?-Llatik has openlnic for
young man, 10 or U years of uge. f,.p
adding machine work; reply In own hand
wrltlnr K 41?. rare Times. | >1.put rh
Help?Male or i'Cinaio 31
COOK ANl> ItCTLKK?Wanted". 1 man*
and wife preferred. Mrs. John S. Wil
liam*. Stop I i. Wi*>I hs mpton
TKACII Kits?Manual training. t1.7'te.
commercial. S1.2G0; home economic*.
Xt.200; principal. JI.JOU; many high
school. 1100. all grade s. Write or ulr
tor application blank Southern Te ach?-r
A r<>n? > 111. h111"nd. Va
Will TB MAN AND WIPE wan led la work
on farm close to Itlchmond Man on*
side, wife to assist In houne No r?, !
drrn Apply Mr. Cowan. Iltirroughn A:
Mankln. Sii.n 71. Seven Pines car
Salesmen and A^t.-nts 'i~>
.SAI.KSMAN wanted, to sell our new lin ?
>f salesboards lo merchants In srn.i I
towns and country alorn; new terrHoi
big c ommlsMons. prompt pay; write f.> ?
se.lllng supplies Novelty Sale* Co, corn- -
f'!iirr.? and It indolph .'?'is . N'mfi'l k._ Va
.SAI.KSMAN' an d.r-.; f,.? ; -ry r-presin'a
tlvt to handle the most needed au'e
arcessory?bar none?nationally adven
ed. no competition 1'on t answer unlei-t
you can finances initial order to a<-vur.
agency. Aleetno Manufacturing Co.. 1.4
Hri.lv- street. Newark. N. J.
6A 1/KS.MAN?Wanted, carbon unci ribbon
salesman lo represent old established
house locally. Must have clean record
Olvo full Information as to age and ex
perience. Address I. >49. caro Times
Inspatch.
Situations Wuntcd?Komale :i(J
YOUNO I.AHV with sonvj clerical expe
rience desires position with hua:nes?
roni-rn or position ia doctor s ofllce. Call
M.id.son b. iwecMi and I! i0_A.
Situations VVnnt?Hi?Male :i~
cTTa I'KJ'Kl' It?Experienced while cliau! ?
f. ur and truck .Irlvi r wants ; . i ? ?.
private or commercial. 7 yearn' experience,
will go anywhere?; does own repairs. ?;
43o. care Times-Dispatch.
OK.vrbBMA.N; JI years' experience, sale s
work, desires a position either city or
road; havi good auto and good reference.
K 4 :car--_T_lmej-1 >.spatch
ltEofSTEItKD assistant druggist desir. t
position in city. K 411. care I lines - ^
Inspim h
Viil'NU MAS with C years' experience lii
retail drug atorc. desires position lbth of
month. Address 11 400, care Tlmc-fi-Pb*
pa t C :<
FINANCfAL
Huslness ()p|?ortuniticsi 3H
\ young business man c >t ??xi-**utlv
ability with JJ.Ooii to > I ft.000. w ants t"
buy or tngago with service, some good
buwlness jl i carp Times-Dlwpatch
a i'T< ?m< >m"i i.K "iVcsi nkss- Orowtnit auto?
ntobiie and truck business, showing -??
ptr cent yearly Increase for three years;
three excellent uccc.unts. owner leaving
city; terms If desired. Jl 433. earn Tlineii
For SALE?A few shares
I of a Virginia corpora
tion's preferred stock.
.Pays about 12%. Address
| P. 0. Drawer 1878, Rich
monri, Va.
KOKKMAN pressing macliino for sale.
SI 3 1-? K. Itroad St.
I>A ItT.N'EIt wanted to tak?. charge of
bnoks. collections, automobile supplies;
shop full nf work, now enlarging building;
I.est stand on Peninsula; must furnlsn
references as to character and ability and
he able to invest $10,000 Address ? Op
portunlty." Box r.;?i. Newport News. \ a.
WANTED, to buy drug store. State your
terms, amount of cash sales ptr day.
also nmount of rent. Address C. 434, care
Time s-Pisrmteh ?
Tnvp.-tluenUs. Stocks, Honda 30
FOR SALE?A few shares
of a Virginia corpora
tion's preferred stock.
Pays about 12%. Address
P. 0. Drawer 1878, Rich
mond, Va.
Money to Ixian 40
A LOAN.
CITIZENS' LOAN
SOCIETY.
LOANS $25 TO $300.
LEGAL RATES.
A DIFFERENT KIND OF
LOAN COMPANY.
417 E. BROAD STREET.
RANDOLPH 1496. .
DO YOU NEKl) MONEY 7
See as. w< loan to salaried people, fur
niture owners and housekeepers, upon a
plain note; no publicity; the fact wo havo
loaned your neighbors and friends for
ycara proves that our business la confiden
tial. Legal rates. Call and see as; let us
explain our system.
STANDARD CREDIT CO..
212 NORTH FOURTH ST.

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