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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Junk and Pipe
Co. 500 Brook Avenue. Randolph 1915
buy and sell machinery. scrap iron, metals
runher. Entire plants bought
THESE aas all atm to interest the readera
It's tse readers who buy things.
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Broad Street Road

We Offer something Ike 400 acres,
not far from the city, and advise our
friends TO buy. Let us talk to your
about this.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT..
Seventh and Main Streets.
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business Equipment. 8,

500 West !sroa1 Street
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EMPLOYMENT
:. -
Help Wunteti-AIulc,

;L ma1.s for x9WS ,n IHpar!.nen!. 800
MY yrii, oyer yer. desiring governmsnt vosiiion,
former Civil Service Examincrj. ios5
Fla9llable Bulldimg. Washington.
pRUG CLEItk--Wantcd registered or as.
| slslant registered drug clerk for = months.
s9Hress /. 10. care Times Dispatch.
PNO1GisT wanted Tor iurdium-s.ze
soMn. address !. lcG caro- rimcs- Dispatch.
lST--Wantcd. n once. registered or
aesistercd assistant druggiSt. 0vou hours
NV 1000 pay for the right man. Apply
CMi SALEsMAN-wantcd expe.
pfiSe, the Carolnas. state experience.
H arI9yii,, etc Atlantic Electric Co. Inc.
ANMEii wanted Married man OF cx-
peritncc to work small farm near Fred
I1SksHurS. Va. Good house. with garden at
3ehrh. Wood and water at hand Wages
w pSr month. Fine opening for right per-
oh Address. with particulars. anu refer
.Ses. l.. ls5. carc Times Dispatch.
PROGENY CLERK wanted for about 4 or q
weeks Apply i2lS North Twenty second
MALE STENOUI,APIiEU Tor railroad
Employment Service, 80 East Main
lrccl. klchinonI. Va
|iASAGER-A large manufacturing con-
/ Germ In the Middle West will. 1T AN early
ate. open "A branch house in Richmond and
sh use tho scrNicrs OF Il bright yVung innn.
20 20 years Of axe, as branch ma nHEcr.
refer one experienced in automobile nCrcs
no stating experiences. Address l. goa.
are Times Dispatch
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.
80

.SUG STORE for sale. On account OF re-
Hiring from the drug business. VIII sell
Registered clerk at present In store. talk
the other half intcrest. One Of the
100 Inhabitants in the Valley OF Virginia.
sh required. ]. 7. Wallace. Druggist.
VEHEMENT BONDS-Ncw York prices
sbtained. advance money whilo waiting.
tns. Commercial Guarantee Co.. 20 North
nth. Hours. o. daily. Saturday evon-
20. SIS.
3ANT to rent or buy houser rho city's
pest propertiss are listed tn the clssainsa
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Apartment House

Well located. always rented Paws
well on price. See US promptly. Will
not discuss over phone.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY,
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
Seventh and Main Streets.
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MACHINES = Burroughs. Dalton
Wales. Rebuilt and guaranteed Third
less cost. I.eath. mo Power iSui!dinE
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Rel EsTATE For SALE
- - -
AUCTIONS-LEC1L
Legal Notices

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tor ,h OF he9mnete heating plant
s. Sss 9aE i BIDS sq srs 10 T i
PSs y rssd
The s'ff sh sy ass"p, anx T re-
Ssd 'hH Gls 10 e rSjegs al BIDS %
, HS wf hart Will ,es sunni
eTsseG should hd E%aFS sds in Al b,5 pIr'ss
order Board Ae 81 s Ma a9 81 ny
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BBSoTiaaisS s'iS id: ai
snd cement sFss ssse ssph Sia; Ss
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payabe to the treasurer OF the city OF rc
Sddsr TIE 81 sgd sTaet taiS @ be
rHssryss the right to reject any or ali BIDS
tf i,y F:ss n SST a sSs
y. Hudd. CITY Engineer s. va Il.
NTrTh s ann Msfiu ,n..,in SOCIETY OF VA
he office g the society room sSt h Mniu al
s. :, Ssiock r. MM0 e. Mo May
King. Secretary
titofCSNi,S TOT concrete road. Office of
Constructton Division or Army Washinc
ton. - q. sealed proposals will be re-
mere ep sn for of2Sf ADE 30
FOOT concrete road in Warwick and ynrL-
Counties. Va. Further information on an
SEAbi0AHD AIR LINE RAILWAY Co.
her Eiytn tina, the annual meeting Of
RAILWAY Company viii bc held az the min
opal Office Of the company. North Mnfket
street; in the city of pctersburg Va AZ l.;
o'clock noon. on the Sth day OF MAY Ihlo
Tor tho purpose of cicct!ny board Of d{rrc-
tors ana Tor the transaction Of any ami All
business that may come before the meet AZ
inc.odinE considering and voting upon liz
approval and ratification Of all contra IT'S
a aor AMI All prr%,eesdings OF the board OF dc
%" ,H,, hst;nSSSholder5 last held In accordaa ace
OF business on the 18th day of April jaIo
mas been liked al the time for Determining:
tue stockholders OF record entitled 30 yu;s
81 this meeting. Robert l.. Mutt Sccrctary
Dated April IL. 1919. So.
UNIVERSITY OF, VIRGINIA. : Notice Is
hereby given that at the June ToloJ
meeting of the board of visitors OF tho
University of Virginia. tho following pro-
fessors Will bc elected: two professors OF
education. one professor of chemistry one
professor OF English. ono professor of music:
ana one professor or art, Application and
communication regarding the above NAV
be addressed 10 Edwin \. Alderman Pres
ident, University OF Virginia
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HOMES WANTED-Wc have clients for
houses IN West End. r. +. Schmidt &
Co: IS North Eighth Street. Randol PHI
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GAINES AND PlGS-For sale. registered
hoistcin buIl calves and registered Duroc-
Jersey boar pigs. Choice breeding. Geo.
6: Gregory. :care American Trust Company.
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HoME-Wanted, ! or S-rooln modern home
In Highland Park direct from owner
. ~ 1873. Times Dispatch
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land For Sale. 8

FARMS for sale IN any location Call W S
Robinson q Co. il5 East Franklin Street
FARMS-For choice farms and suburban
property. see James l.. Cosby. 3Ol Mutual
Building. Randolph il9t
tARMS-Wc hav. several nice farms ON our
list. See ns. G. l. ~ H. j.. Denoon so!
East Main S'-net
FOR sale, 10 acres. good house 6 rooms,
barn and poultry houses. we'll. spring and
creek; - miles over good road $1,000:
easy terms. Fif;y acres at Chester: house
b rooms. barn. well and creek: easy terms.
Thirty one acres at Elmont. II. +. a +. and
Ashland electric line. Good house. we'll
and creek George l.. Crawford & Co, So.
East Main.
SALES. loanI and rents. ELAN & Funsten
lila East Main Street.
sections of virginia: 90 acres cleared: Il
large amount Of good timber on balance ;
IL acres river bottom Good house: close
TO school. church, store and miles from
$4,000 +. w. DC Long. Louisa. Ea.
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N. Cooke Safe and Lock Co.,
Richmond. Va.
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LIST YOUR FARM FOR SALE with us now
our farm department active. Get banks
70: Listing At on. Office Richmond Trust
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Statesmen and Agents.

sARDW at once. rsi-cIass
Salcsman. acquainted with hardware and
tomobile trade in North Carolina and
rginia: Attractive proposition to the right
Ian. Answer. giving references and cx-
|rlence. Jenkins Vulcan Spring Company.
n nond Indiana,
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Help-Ainic or Female. 3

History OF the World War"
with introduction by IcytUn - March
Dom 20t. .2 North Ninth Street.
Rec SERVIcE--lielp furnished, positions
secured. Public Employment bureau,
bonn s. City HAIL Phone Randolph .iJ.
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ROOM AND BOARD-wantcd. by Etntlc-
man and wife. room and board in pri
vste family near business section BEST
q l34. care Times DISPATCH
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kLESMAN = Wanted. speciality salesman
pcnsc Apply ty letter 10 NJ H. W, care
Icks Hotel, Rocky Mount. y. c.
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PLATE ICE. hes; for all uses odorless.
West Cary. Madison 1912. Randolph 3Vl1
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LIST your farms and rental property with
Gee Bros l232 Hull 81. Madison $500
LIST YOUR farm property with w. e. Har-
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glass
Musical, Dancing, Dramat
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. Pets.
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles. :

PETS OF all kinds. VI. 4. wilber 40i Nort
Ninth street Madison 7466.
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Poultry AMI Supplies.

LuGS-Wh!,c WyanGo,tc Iiarred pIyinon,h
mig" rs. NcsAi strain. Guaranteed fer
my, a. ana SI..y Der scitlu. Madison
iin-l: II 1hamhcrl.ync Avenue
pURINA CHICK NEED
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MUTUAL. ASSURANCE; SOCIETY," OF Va
Ihc annual meeting OF the Mutual "A,
sh sur n,,' society of virginia Will DO held at
building. Richmond. Va. on MondaT MAJ
II 1919. at | O'Clock r. NJ. G. Moffett
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|JOKKEEPER = Young man experienced
lin double entry bookkeeping desires po-
Elnn * ll9. care Times Dispaich
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SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
SAFES AND CABINETS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-03
.CA r r SEEKING TO
RECOVER SUM DUE
FROM MEDINA BANK

jamestown, N. D., Oct. 3.-Suit has
been started by States Attorney J. w.
Carr against the Dakota Trust Co. ut
Fargo, to recover balance Of $4,000 due
Stutsman county from the State Bank
of Medina, which failed several years
ago. The county had $1,000 on deposit,
$4,000 Of which has been paid by the
receiver. The controversy over the ba-
lance is in the amount of interest
which the county officials claim is due
the county. The trust company has Of
fered to pay up the balance at 8 per
cent interest, the rate which the county
was being paid by the bank at the time
of the failure. The county officials
claim the rate Of interest should be Z
per cent, making difference of about
$4,000 in favor of the county. They
claim there is no good reason why The
trust company should not pay interest
on the money which it has held at the
legal rate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-03
B0LSHEVIK DOPE
CAUSED AFRICAN
ARKANSAS RIOTS
Death of Five Whites and Four
teen Negroes Ascribed to
Lenine Teachings
MUCH LITERATURE FOUND

Helena, Ark, Oct. 3.-With military
control established at Elaine, center OF
the negro disorders which for 4S hours
have thrown Helena and Phillips coun
ty into tormoil, the task of pacifcation
was declared well under way today.
Two negroes who failed to obey a
command of the military patrol early
today, were fired on by the soldiers
near Elaine and one was killed aud
another was wounded. A fourth mem.
ber Of the party was arrested.
FIVE WHITES DEAD
The white casualties as result O;
clashes stood today at five dead and
five wounded. With the exception Of
Ira Proctor deputy sheriff who was
seriously wounded all of the injured
We're reported recovering SO far
more than 200 negroes have been taken
into custody.
II NEGROES KILLED
The known negro dead today was
IA with other bodies reported in the
cane brakes and underbrush about
Elaine where most of the fighting o..
cured.
A large amount of literature tending
to show that the outbreak was due
to propaganda circulated among negro
tenant farmers making roseate prom
ises if the negroes would band together
and arm themselves has been taken
possession Of by military and civil au-
thOrities.
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PRESIDENT WILSON
VERY SICK MAN is
TAKING REST CURE
Course of Treatment Expects
Decree Entered Upon
Today by Chief

Washington, D. c., Oct. 3. 3.-Alth0ug)>
no official statement was. made by DR..
Cary T. Grayson, it was understood
at the White House that there was lit
tie if any change in President Wilson's
condition early this morning.
President Wilson, said to be "a very
sick man" by his physician, DR.. Cary
T. Grayson, today entered on period
Of absolute rest which it is said will
be necessary for some time for his
recovery from the attack of nervous
exhaustion which a week ago inter
.rupted his speaking tour.
This course of treatment was All
nounced last night by Dr.. Grayson a!-
ter consultation with DR.. F. X. Der
Gun, a Philadelphia neurologist, and
two Washington physicians.
No Improvement Today
There was no improvement in Presi-
dent Wilson's condition this morning
and Rear Admiral Grayson, his physi-
clan, held another consultation with
Rear Admiral eStitt of the naval med
ical school and DR.. Sterling Ruffin,
Mrs. Wilson's family physician, who
participated in yesterdays consulta-
tion with DR.. F. X. Dercun Of Phila-
delphia. 4f ....
The president slept some last night.
With him is a trained nurse who is
assisting Mrs. Wilson in caring for
the patient. The president has no
temperature and his heart action is
good, it was said at the White House.
To Enforce Strict Quiet
Orders of the physicians that the
president be kept absolutely quiet will
be strictly enforced, Secretary Tu-
multy said today. No official business
will be brought to the executives at
tention no matter how pressing Mr..
Tumulty said and no one except mem
bers of the immediate family will be
permitted to see him.
It was announced officially that the
turn in the presidents condition would
not interfere with the industrial con-
ference next week. In the event that
the president is not able on Monday
to address a communication to the
conference Secretary Tumulty will
notify them of the presidents desires
regarding the selection of "a perma-
nent presiding officer.
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The temporary embarrassment of quarter million in public
funds the complete obteraton of the state bank depostor
guaranty fund.- and the evymg of substantial assessment
each OF the states than 700 state banks make up the
deficit possible developments which result from the Scam
bank scandal which broke upon the public
Thursday when the state banking board directed the closing
the doors of the Fargo institution. IA
r. Waters Of the Bank of North Dakota admitted
yesterday that the bank has
county and city funds and $486980 in agricultural college
funds redepoed with that institution by the Bank of North
Dakota In this respect favorsm shown the Bank
North Dakota states Mr. Waters In practically interest
public funds which had been held by local banks which
to the Bank of North Dakota under the bank act
redposted with the original repositories This done
Fargo where the funds redeposted their original basis
Other Gate City banks states Mr. Waters have larger redeposits
of public than the Scandinavian has because
they were originally repositories for larger amounts
Reports current Fargo yesterday the effect that the
Bank of North Dakota had recently loaned the Scandinavian
American bank 900 without security vigorously denied
today by Major Waters but the of the Bank Of North
deposit with the to for current
business in the Fargo district
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Guaranty Board
Called to. Meet

The state banking board
today adopted a resolution
calling upon the state deposi-
tors guaranty fund commits
sion to meet as soon as pos
sible to take any steps which
may prove necessary in con-
nection with the Scandina-
vian-American bank matter.
"We do not know that
there will be any actual
shortage" said Attorney
General, ''but we wish to be
prepared for emergencies"
H. j. Hagen, president of
the Scandinavian-American
bank, is chairman Of the
guaranty fund commission,
to which he was appointed a
few weeks ago by Governor
\ Frazier.
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FRASER HOME FROM
GUARD BOARD MEET

Adjutant General G. Angus Fraser
returned last night from New York,
where he had been in conference with
the executive committee Of the national
guard association over the future Of
the guard under the plan Of reorganiza-
ton proposed by the war department.
General Fraser Is member Of the
executive board, having been elected to
that post at the annual meeting N
list. Louis last summer,
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BANKING BOARD ORDERS POST-DATED
CHECKS THROWN OUT OF STATE BANKS
T0WNLEY'S FAV0RITE
FORM OF COLLATERAL
is NOT ACCEPTABLE

Every dollars worth of post-dated checks
held as collateral by North Dakota state
banks was ordered thrown out at once and
replaced with cash or other acceptable as
sets in resolution adopted by the state
banking board this morning. This action,
it is said, will compel large percentage Of
North Dak0ta's 700 state banks to replace
several hundred thousand dollars worth of
p0st-dated notes, represented principally
by paper of this description which has been
sold by the Nonpartisan league, the Con-
sumers' United Stores Co., the League Ex-
change, the Publishers Service Bureau or
associated Townley enterprises at liberal
discount, for cash.
The banking board in the same resolu-
ton directed the state bank examiners to
Immediately make a thorough investiga-
ton of the affairs of league banks asso-
ciated with the Scandinavian American
bank of Fargo, which the board closed yes
terday on report showing the holding of
$734, 1874 in excess loans. The banks ordered
examined this morning are recently organ
lied Townley institutions at Courtney and
Hillsbor0, the Peoples State bank at Grand
Forks, the Peoples State at Casselton and
the First National at Sheyenne. Stock in
these institutions is held almost exclusively
by farmers Of the respective communities,
to whom it was sold by Townley bank or
ganiZers, it is said. Attorney General Ian
ger yesterday wired these banks to prepare
for any possible emergency which might
result from the closing of the Fargo bank.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-03
REDS SHUT OUT IN FIRST GAME
ATC0MISKEY FIELD; KERR HOLDS
VISITORS TO THREE SHORT HITS
Tide Turned for American League Pennant Winners When South
paw Youngster Pitches Erroess NoRun ThreeHt Contest
-Gleasons Men Remain in Running Result Of Today's
Victory y.s
CHICAGO, 3; CINCINNATI, 0

Conskey Park Chicago Oct 3-Lettng the Reds with
three scattering hits and pitching the first Of the
series Kerr the spectacular soutpaw of the Gleason
kept the White Sox the world pennan today by defeating
the National league champs to before Of the largest and
most enthusiastic crowd of fans that has assembled in the
American league park here. .|.
Manager Gleason announced last night that he would probably
work Kerr today but wseacres predicted that he would change his
mind when the scratch send Ccotte othe
veteran the Sox staff Geasons good judgment justified
when Kerr went and pitched erroress ball from the arto
The Reds unable find Kerrs wster The three scatter
hits which the Cincinnati champs did garner counted for moth
ng and the Reds retired in order The game
the shortest of the three which have been played the
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BREST AND PARIS
ONLY SECTORS TO
BE HELD BY u. S

Washington. D. q, Oct. s.-Brest
and Paris will be the only sectors in
which active American garrisons will
be maintained after October 1O the
war department. announced today.
Small detachments Of railway and
signal corps troops will be busy for
some time in outlying districts, and a
contingent Of about IS officers and men
will remain in England attending to
liquidation matters.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
/ READY TO HELP.
US WIT H RIOTS

Although North Dakota continues to
enjoy a lamb-like quiet, the war tie
partment is prepared for any possible
eventualities. A wire from Washing
ton to the adjutant generals Office yes
terday advised that In the event the
use Of federal troops became necessary
in this state to quell disturbance.
direct application should be made to
Major General Leonard Wood, com
mander of the central department, a.
Chicago. "We're very grateful to sa,'
that we don't needs1e 1em;l' remarked the
adjutant generals secretary, as he filcl
the telegram, !.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-03
WOMAN AUTOMOBILE
BANDIT BAGS PAIR
OF COYOTE VICTIMS

Demmit, S. D., Oct. s.
Two residents Of Fort Pierre
were the latest victims of a
woman automobile bandit
and her male accomplice, ac-
cording to reports received
here today. They were re-
lieved of $3.50. Several tour
lists in this section who have
reported being robbed by the
pair say the woman is clearly
the leader of the holdup
team.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-03

Today's batteries, Fisher and
Rariden for the Reds and Kerr
and Schalk for the Sox, were not
announced until shortly before
LAS this afternoon, when the
Sox took the field for practice.
Jackson was given an ovation by
the fans in the. left field bleach
ers. There was some dissatis-
faction when it was learned that
Cicotte was not to have an OPP
portunity to redeem himself in
the opening match on his home
field. It Immediately disap-
peared, however, when it became
apparent that Kerr was working
in his most superb form.
Umpire Quigley was behind
plate, Nallin at first, Rigler on
second and Evans at third. The
Sox run-getting was confined to
two innings, when the American
league champs punched their
seven hits for scores.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-03
RAIL UNIONS WON'T
PLAY UNLESS WHOLE
KABOODLE COMES IN
Workers Tell President Will
son Just Where He
Jumps OFF At

Washington, Oct. 8. Rail
road unions representing
more than 100000 workers
will not participate in the in,
dustrial conference called by
President Wilson for next
Monday unless the basis Of
labor's representation is
changed to include the chief
executives g: Of f. al. al iInItesgl:na-
tional and national unions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-10-03
OPEN FIVE MINUTES,
OUT FIVE THOUSAND
Some System to Banking
Game in Kansas City

I Kansas City, No, Oct. 8. ---.
Five minutes after the
Union Avenue Bank of Com
merce opened this morning,
five bandits entered the
building and forced thespresi-
dent, A. L. Bowdin,- four en-
ployes and two depositors in
to a vault and escaped with
$4,000 in cash. y,