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Present Problems
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lsenovating and Dyeing.

WATCH RDtAlRGNG-EKpeFt watch re-
pair ne. moderate chargeS Terrell Brok
h22 West Rrotd
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BRANCH, WEST OF HENRICO GAS
CO.'S WORKS.; LOT S1xl65 FEET
In pursuance OF decree OF Chancsry
Court of Richmond, entered January il.
1919, IN the suit Of Freeman VS.. Free,
man VIII sell, at public auction on
the premises, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1919,
at 1870 O'Clock T. NJ.
Al that 10: of land. with improvements
thereon. row in the city Of Richmond,
Va. commencing at point on this
southern line of BROOK Street 95 fset
cast OF Hickory street, thence runn,ne.
eastWardly along the southern line OF
Brook street and fronting thereon 81
feet, thence running back souti,wa rdly
from said trout and within parallel
lines IT,. feet: being Z, part Of the lard
conveyed To Isaac Freeman by Cyrenc
freeman by deed dated the Soth day az
September, 1850. and recorded in tho
clerks office OF Henrico County. In
u. Il. So. page 10.
TERMS: Cash
y. B.--rhe above property IL nsar
new Chamberlayna Avenue NAV be
reached from Brook Avenue or Bacon
street, End IS north OF the branch
While In need OF repairs. The property
should he of interest - persons within.
to repair same for Il home. especially
colored people.
EDWARD l.. RYAN, *
Special Commissioned =
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Service sta,.ons-I.cpairinp.

A3:lf AUTO REPAIR Co.-1qIomob;T.
. Jrpsl. work o. the ri;ht Kind done ~
~ West BROAD street.
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.1UCTlONS-LEG4LS
Auction Sales.

ACCTlON--Ws sell real estate at auction.
evsry%here. Atlantic Coast Realty ca.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations WuntcI--IcmaIc. 39

ASSISTANT HptSEk EEI.tt--h Iady OF
csI.ctty can Hud pic~gAn, sTaplc-,nrut al
tsa:atap, houas%ccpcr Chvat"rn.ld Apart
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oct.l>, giants, fertilizers. 81

C4iiEAJE tLAaTS-- Millions hardy cak-
base iiHns from seiectcd seed. any va
nriy. io" unt,i IaS. s. DER i.ogo: TO- 600
t:"e yer i.0ep Proinpt delivery. Enter.
.rl ~ ,truct. Farm. G..nrEetown. s. G..
COTS fur salc, white. Sc per barrel: ycI-
tnM, - r7r barre. carloads only. ". a.
St""sicI Charlton. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19

BAlitAiNS OF ali kinds await you at Kings
Ehain store. i2l: East Main Street.
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.rt,o0Rs scpAPED--Now is tho time 20
have youT, doors scrapdd. Old noora inads
Cali Randolph 1890. Melvin Meador,
3 hardwood eoor hnisher. 0f1eo. 100 North
Pine Street.
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Money to Loan.

LOANS At LEGAL RATES WITH
OUT AST FEES OF ANY KIND, EXCEPT
TIE INTEREST ALLOWED sT LAW.
oUR UNLIMITED CAPITAL ENABLES
Us TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS PROMPT
LY AT THE LowEsr RATE AND on
PAYMENTS AS Low AS 3?PER MONTH.
TIE BIGGEST AND BEST COMPANY
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Money to
Lend

on Richmond city and suburban fsai
estate In largo and small sunla. wa
can also make loans on good olaas fasrs
property. 10 81
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MERCHANDISE
alncliinr1N and Tnuis.

CAL LEG CARDS Engraved calling carJS
h'Ad-"ut ittt.stuE. FOR thos. " hv
hhoM. N,,gia1 stationery 60
-NAttilf.Dt,r p. T.igt"tond bIr. and i'.ps
90. 30. GroVH Avenue Landcipu lniJ.
huy ard sea- pin" rtaEhilitrs. scrsp ,ron
m"ta!s. rubber pl,nts fought.
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MONEY to lend an urban and SUBURBAN
property. Crutchfeld &: Co.. North
Eleventh street.
place tho below named amounts upon
city real estate. NOTHING beyond miles
OF the city Will be considered: $500. $500.
$1,000. $1,000 $500 slsoo. $500. $500.
SEQ. II you desire large. amounts. see
anyhow. Edward s. Rose Co. Inc.
Rcs! Estate and Loans. No. 1919 Bank
Street.
MONEY-Wn loan money TO YOU for you
n. T. Richcson & Co. i5sNorth Eleventh
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DISPLAY-CLlfSSiFIED
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
House and Lot on
Brook Street

fSoETH OF E.ACoNS QUARTER
BRANCH, WEST OF HENRICo GAS.
CO.'S WORKS.; LOT S7xl65 FEET.
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Statesmen and Agents,

Statesmen and Agents. 30
AUTO And EtEcTKIC SUPrLIEs-Wsni-
ed. hiEh-Grade salesman to handle a full
line Of auto and electric supplies. Terri,
Tory; southern virginia and North Caro-
lima This Is a raro opportunity Tor Inc
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hddre:ts Auto and Elec Supply Div OF
Baltimore Gas Light Company. Baltl-
Bcn1E--Sell History. OF The World War
with Introduction by Peyton g March
koom 204 - North Ninth Street;
Statesmen WANTED
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ladies and Girls.
IL you arc going to work. why not work
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you make tho most money? We can
place a few learners and experienced
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Wanted. boys with bicycles 10 deliver
messages. Apply to Delivery Super.
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nsS sE s5E4 2aaiJ., 81;
y Bf'iT9;s Gsa
suction and hand wcyK STATE '' eNnsrlen. .n
sss;Hs' 1slsa G ~as' s.2s
sq's5 s'e Men n's s' lf.
age SeSS but ss.s srsSs ss, ne;a apply
kal,lr nsas. Nd 10 Ne'' Mulberry street
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SALESMEN five good haicsmcn
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sHoEM experienced col?red she's
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wANTED--If you wan, position AZ rrenan.
brakeman, electric motorran. conductor
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res East 81 %.n Fs9 Street, RasSmssGat
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High.Erade statesmen or business
men to act az losai representative
cHfenWa,'h ,r elas KSanss,s
people will be furnished Together
with introductions. Referencsa must
and bonus on sale OF sharsg. Our
best men make 5000 TO 5000 ner
week. Write TO suite so2. Com.
poration.. IS East Forty-firat Street.
New York.
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No oae need know YOU are borrowing
IL you want money for coal or other
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale. II

%
Willis SIN. ASK no SEE MIR. rInE.
:. BEES CAR: 7.PAssENGEn. NEWLY
TAINTED. TIRES AND AIEcnANlc!u.
CONDITION GOOD. MOTOR tx.
CHANGE uuILpINo. sos WEST BROAD
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Musical Instruments.

'iNHo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work Sat.stac-
uon; Noherstc charges Promptnc,s
NaJt-"" s?l: N.nsS Il. EHmuS. L. 4 T.
100 Horth seventh Street.
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Jewciry and Watches.

Jewc,ry and Watches. 80
DlAMONDS--it you have diamond to buy
sell, exchange ur rtnlount or ola gold 10
acli Or cHchhnGc. bring u TO j. T.. Allen
Co.. Jewellers. Fourteenth and Nam
JEW ELM hnh: Eros jewelers. al. -
Malta street. buy. soil exchange and re-.
mount diamonds In The latest >tylr: ,id
cod and silver siNays tnken In exchange
JEWELBnS-Cocke " CO.. 633 Wcst Broaj
Street. RailroLd watch inspectors
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Tailoring aud Pressing. 30 ,

%"riCE--
ind pleasure in announcing that
,or har ,s;,, M r.;n .. from NYw
qua material and French r,ods,s
for tho spring and summer srrsou
zap. and Herewith catcnd 4 cor.
iial Invitation 20 sou go call and
drr f.riy. before tho buas season
:"is In: Jcu Riii receive garments
when desired. and thus AVOID an.
roNinS dishrpointmcnts. Thank
ing you Ter vast favors, and soicit-
inS their ccrtinuancc. arr, soprs
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WI be given ON all suits durinG
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Grace Street
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advertised In these columns. They'll In.
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EMPLOYMENT

TAILOE--H. Lewis Lsdics' Tailor. 100 E5,s,
Grace Street.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
lBusiness Services Ulrcred.

7 :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES your bad accounts 10
Eichniond Guaranteed Collccting Co
~ Rooms So9-310 Central National Rank
!. 4 HuildinEi -
COLLECTIONS-EillS collected overyWh5ra
Palmore,s, Collecting Agency. Ills East
Main. Richmond. Va
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Heip-MaIe or Female.

Help OF an Kind furnished SELECTION. made
Emnloynen, Bureau. Room 5. CITY Hall.
Phone Randolph 2ta and Madison 4TsI
POS1TIOSS-The Du Point Employment
Service. zee East Main Street. Richmond,
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tcleloouIS
AUCTION sale of IS head OF first class
dairy cows young and In fine condition :
ihrn implements. corn hay. etc Having
discontinued my dairy ana farming. wjit.
sell on Thursday February 81. 1915. 1850;
a. Nj. on my farm near head Brook Road
miles NORTH OF Richmond. the foilowins4
iro condition, high grade and yonnw: 10;
berkshire shoats. Jersey Red boar II
Jersey fied sow. milk cans. cooler. etc
80 barrels white corn. 5 tons clover hay
corn binder. corn truck. 1 Fricksstea;n
engine. S-H F.. Sale rain or shine
Terms To suit. y. III. HiiliarI owner
Z. T.. S'ranS. auctioneer.
ACCtiUN EEHS--We sell TuruIturc cIotnp,
kitchcn utensils Valentine Auction ID. >
SIS East broad Street.
Legal NotlceS. Of
MECHANICS a ANp MERCHANTS HANN.--.
me annnai insntinE or stock dcrs or thi,
1919 AZ banking house. 1873 Hui; St.ec;
u Paiieson Cashier.
NU ,.,is, Is hereby given tina, the annus i
peaho Western iia;iwa. will Is held -,
the PRINCIPAL Office OF The company. 1905
Mutual Building. Richmond. Va on Tues-y
day. tho tth day uf March islo a. 10.
O'Clock ", Al. for the election! OF direc-
tors. and tho trans3 elton OF such oihor
business as may properly come before IN.
meeting. Chesapeake Western Railway.
by Leslie 5. Potrie. Secretary. February
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Suburban For Sale.
Wantcd-ltcal Estate.

sGBURRAN l.OTS-s1 cash and 81 per wcvg
buys lots on Petersburs; car line Sec \
J. Daughtrey. ie0G Mutual Bulldinr- -.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-30
NEWBERRY CASE |S BASED UPON
 LAWS VALIDITY
Senator Raises Question of Constitutionality of
 Election Statute

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Dec. 29.- Twenty-Five objections to the allega- tions in indictments against Truman H. Newberry, United States senator from Michigan, and 134 others charged with fraud in the senator's election, were raised in district court today. Requests for the dismissal of the case are to be argued January 10.
 The demurrer contends on behalf of each defendant that the charges in the indictment are not sufficient in law and that none of the defendants Is bound to answer the charges.
 Constitutionality of the United States election laws were attacked in the demurrer, which contends that congress exceeded it's power in enact ing laws regulating the acts and con- duct of a citizen of state who may become a candidate at a nominating convention primary or general cleo tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-30
ASKS S10O,OOO
 FROM AUTOISTS
Arizona Secretary of State Calls for Taxes on Motor
 Vehicles

PHOENIX, Dec 29.-Secretary of State Nit Simms gave notice to mo- torists throughout the state today that S1eO,OoO of a total of $2O0,000 must come into his office during January through the issuance of motor vehicle licenses. He is now issuing the 1920 licenses. It was pointed out that the legal requirement that applicants for licenses must show on their applica- blanks by the signature of the county assessor that personal property taxes have been paid or are secured by real estate renders more difficult the way of the automobile or truck thief who has been in the habit of buying li- cense and hanging it on a stolen car. Several deputies are busy at the cap itol issuing licenses and keeping a check on the records
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-30
OPPOSE CUMN|NS BILL AND WAN I ROADS RE TANNED
Unions Repeat Plea That Government Control Has
 Not Been Tested

WASHINGTON, Dec, 29.-Repre sentatives of the four railway broth. erhoods and heads Sf affiliated trades adopted tonight declaration of principles opposing legislation which would make strikes Of railway work CTS unlawful
 At the conclusion of a five hour session President Gompers dictated this statement:
 "On Friday last a number of the representatives of the railroad organ izations, both shopmen and the tram service, met at my office and we dis cussed the situation regarding the railroad legislation and 1 issued an invitation to the executives of the ten shopmen's organizations affiliat- ed with the American Federation of Labor and to the four railroad bEoth- erhoods, asking them to meet in con- ference with me here today. We be: gan our meeting at o'clock and ad- journed after s. The entire time was taken up with a discussion of the parliamentary situation of the rail road bills. We reached these con- clusions:
 (Continued on Page Two)
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MORE GUARDS T0. PATROL PUEBLO
 STRIKE REG|ON
Scene of Attempted Killing of Manager Quiet Before
 State Troops

PUEBLO, Colo, Dec. 29.-Additional troops which have been ordered to Pueblo will be used to maintain night patrols in the steel works district, ac- cording to Colonel McCunniff tonight. He has 5e men here at present.
 There was no disorder of any na- ture at the plant today. Crowds were not permitted to congregate and no picketing was allowed. Colonel Me Cunniff informed the strike committee that the official pickets maintained by the strike committee must be with drawn.
 Colonel McCunniff stated today that he will arrest a steel worker as quick ly as striker if the steel worker starts trouble. He also warned the people of Pueblo to stay out of the steel works district except on busi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-30
4, r. |. LEADERS SAY CONF TERENCE MUST RECOGNIZE TRADES UNIONS Deal With Organizations to Avoid Conflicts" Says
 Morrison WANT FULL POWER
 FOR THE WORKERS Says Workers Want no Board Appointed to Adjust
 Disputes

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Sus' gestions of the presidents industrial conference for the settlement Of labor unrest drew fire today from organized labor in the first of the public dis cussions invited by the commission in its report, published today.
 Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, said the failure of the conference to recog- nige definitely the organizations Of workers-trade unions-as the basis for representation, was fatal omis- sion. while Frank Morrison, secretary of the federation, noting the absence of reference by the conference to col lective bargaining or the necessity for organizations of workers, said anyone who would avert or postpone industrial conflicts could not ignore these principles.
 MT. Gompers declared the commis- sion should reconsider the question of definite recognition of trades unions "in order to make possible the confidence and cooperation of wage earners, which can be expressed only through organizations of their own making"
 "Any plan to establish or maintain anything like fair relations between workers and employers must avoid compulsory features" he declared.
 Mir. Morrison said the declaration against government employees joining the American Federation of Labor "would indicate that the commission has been affected by the temporary wave of anti-unionism."
 "The statement" he added,
 offers no hope for lovers of in-
 dustrial peacs, who see the nee
 essity of abollshlne autocracy In
 industry and giving employees a
 direct voice in their working con-
 ditions.
 "It is no solution to empower
 the president and a cabinet of-
 ficial to select representatives ot
 workers to adjust disputes. The
 workers must have this power
 themselves"
 , Mir. Gompers said that except that for its opening declaration he had found nothing new and little of in- terest," in the conference report,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-30
FIVE MEN CLING ID DOOMED SHIP IN |CY WATERS IF NORTH COAST Crew of Steamer Ashore on
 Newfoundland Battle
 for Life FISHERMEN UNABLE TO APPROACH WRECK No Rescue Possible for Men of Vessel Driven Ashore by Storm

HALIFAX, Dec. 29.-Five survivors of the crew of the Belgian steamer Anton Van Driel were battling desper- their ship, which was fast being pounded to pieces on the jagged rocks which guard the entrance to St. Mary's bay, Newfoundland. Their only hope was that the wreck, swept necessarily by gigantic icy combers, would hold together until a rescue steamer from St. Johns could reach them.
 It was slender hope, for the ill., fated ship had been driven on the rocks at spot where no vessel could approach in safety except in the calm est weather
 Help Impossible
 All day long the fisher foR from the nearby village had watched the unequal struggle for life, from the tops of the rugged cliffs which drowned down upon the wreck. They were absolutely powerless to aid
 AhS olOdlhCly lduOh hllu 6 C541 SA Ol coal for the Dutch government, cleared from Sydney last Saturday un- der the command of Captain Turnweil. Swept out of her course by terrific sea, she was hurled on St. Shotts lodges shortly afteer l o'clock this morning. Boats were immediately launched and promptly dashed to pieces against the cliffs by the noun tainous waves. When morning broke, inhabitants of the little fishing village saw five men clinging desperately to the bridge of the doomed steamer, while wreekage and bodies were tossed about in the breakers at the foot of the cliffs
 The steamer ordered from St. Johns to attempt rescue cannot reach the scene of the wreck before tomorrow morning at the earliest.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-30
DRY INSPECTOR
 KILLS ALLEGED
 LIQUOR SELLER
Officer Appointed to Enforce Prohibition Is Charged
 With Murder

MANASSAS, Va, Dec. 2e.-At the opening today of the second trial of w. c. Hall, state prohibition inspector, charged with killing Lawrence D. Hudson, an alleged "bootlegger," near Winchester, Va, last March, the prosecution introduced evidence to show that Hall and three other prohi- bition agents also indicted, fired the first shots in the pistal battle which resulted in the death of Hudson and his companion. Ray Shackleford.
 The defense. in its opening state ment, admitted that Hall had shot Hudson, but claimed he acted in self defense, as the fatal shot was fired after Hall had been attacked by Hud son with whisky bottle. In reply the prosecution announced it intended to prove that Hall, after shooting Hudson, had taken Shackleford's pis tol and fired three shots to produce evidence of self defense.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-30
Women Trampled as
 Army Store Opens in State Capital

PHOENIX. Dec. 29.-Three women tainted and police had to hold back the crowds when the municipal store. with which the city commission of Phoenix is endeavoring to reduce the high cost of living opened its doors to the public today for the first sales of food and clothing. The city is sell ing army excess supplies. The crowd packed the street in froHt of the store all day. Only a few customers at a time were allowed to enter the store, but sales for the first day ex- ceed $5000, it was announced by of ficials in charge.