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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31
FINANCIAL
Business Oppnrtunities.

MANIAC manufacturing cor
S e. hsssssary; TSa r. hs"Sis own %onsy;
aA Msin FIR s,1ss afasn a
MANutAcrUREks' REPRESENTATIVE
wonderfa! Spporsani,y. MerisoTloas prop;
s0 $40
to RsSpes s4R Block aSissso Sales
selec, the thing you like best Send for
iancey p ST. Sew York city sc ~, 49, N
rAHr&Ea TSned lady or to
na @ n Hss M
mense possibilities: no composition: pays
S S,f sSss5@s A
ment. Sir. Brooke. 40 MuIphy.s Hotel
rhASS 70 sul sale In sa@m
and planning mill plant with logging ,eauip.
miles 40, pound steel reiayins rails, miles
90 and s5:p9upd steel ,rclayinE rails Make
S Ses ene Pine 'S Co. Of GeoPsla Savannah
P0oLRooM.I a poolrOOm aoins Eo9,a
f. + Mosby. flo North twenty nth. ~,
R5IHT MAS opPossd q fana sSs D; e sas
in o' IS months with 1900 or less Address
+: 10. care Times Dispatch.
s.F; sorss 0"ss f't
to cut. ut and make corsets and supports.
~
limited possibilities: big profits and very
small Investment For pa rticulars address
II ri. care Times Dispatch.
STORE for rent that is fully equipped with
ness Fixtures for sale on easy terms
Christie Manufacturing Co.. 1904 East Clay
Street
STORE BUILDING AND STOCK for sale:
est blishcd trade. For particulars. address
r L. White. owner. Norge. Va. -
STUCKS-,;rcat moneymaknE opportuni-
tics In safe dividend. paying stocks. Some
investment. with no greater risk: $50 re-
Gently returned EsO. write for plan. Ben
ninxton. Pine street. Sew rork.
TIRE REPAIR SHOP for sale. Sales. $50
10 $50 per day. Profit 80 per cent nr
more Cheap rem, lease for years Will
inventory about $4,000 r 72. caro- Times
WANTED to buy general merchandise bust
ness state yearly amount sales. expenses
In reply. ~. care Times. Dispatch.
WANTED TO buy wholesale Iobhinc or
we'll ~eil-orsani1ed force. and a going con
i GsFn al AdG 4rui + - o Rox st7 A
WANTED-Man with $1,000 desiring, ouick
proft peccmber 81 Address r. o. Box
WANTED Responsible parties desiring
financial assistance for building apart
ment houses any building of mag nitudc.
II 722 Times Dispatch.
CO operating saving s. monthly, Founda-
tion future business. Banking. Give phone
Bor 1855. City.
Money TO Loan. 40
I0KROW on your watches. dianIonds and
jewclry from Equitable Loan Society l2S
North Eighth street.
| CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY
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REAL. ESTATE SALESMAN wanted. Must
he familiar either with business propcrty v,
rcsiicncr or unimprored property. Must lie
aEETcsSIN" and show what he do be-
fore getting this position. A very fine open
ms for the right man. 72l. care Times
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MEAT CuTTER-wANTED At ONCE.
FTRsT-CLAss MEAT CUTTER. APPLY
MONDAY MORNING AT THE LEIGHTON
MARKET. a22 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
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MEAT, cUT1rER-wan,ed. an experienced
meat cutter Good salary 10 -Ight rarrv.
Kennedy Meat Aarhet. 4is North Sixth
Street Madison oTi5.
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DANDY SIDE LINE.
FREE SAMPLES PROVE IT.

Thcy arc winners and make for many
statesmen more money than their straiEh I
linc does We manufacture the snappinst.
fastest selling variety Of metal specialt ;"s
on tho market Big trade s,iinulaiors Tor
every manutacturcr. wholesaler. rc,aier.
hankS. factories. etc. Every line. every .
wh"rc buys. them in large quantities. No
seasons, Sidcline statesmen earn $50 a
busy. Write quick for outiit. C t. Eric<
son Co. Inc. SOL Erickson Building. Dcs
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MEN-Wanted men w!shing positions are
4 men. brakemen. co!ored 't4 porters
Slz5-S2o0 month. No cIper cEce n.,.ss.-y
Eastcrn- Western roads Wrl'c IE.rr Ran
s ,y,v Dent PA IntianapOIis Ind
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pHARMACIST-Wsnt al once. TcglstcrcI
asStst ant phArma cist. one who has mad
some OK pertence in the drug business. Apply
with reference to ScDrc!Is phayina -
I1awrenceNille va.
PHYSICIAN wanted FOR country and small
q town practice. Best locat In State for
wood sober man DrugElst willing To give
Incorporation and support Address L-4i 0.
sl.kxo TiInes- Dispatch.
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BOY-Wantcd. a boy between the ages OF
l6 and Is years old for work in Il real
estate Office. Reply. giving references, TO
J 7SS. care Times Dispatch.
RRICkIxAYEES-
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MEN-%Wanted two young white men taT
packing and general work ABOUT factory
Apply Polk Miller Drug Co. t!' E4st Franh-
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'OPTICIAS-

Wanted. registered opt!cian for new
optical department in 1eweiry store.
Will rent or arrange on commission
basih window and sign display
Best location in Norfolk William
Sehneer. 24 Main Street. Norfolk.
Va
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BOOkBlNDER AND RULER wanted. ma n
capable OF general work III hookbindrry.
Ideal conditions. permanent position. AppIv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31

GRocERY-For sale. small grocery business
doing big business Located on sixth
Street. Reason for selling have larger
PROPOSITION I0. care Times Dispatch.
INTERESTING commercial writing has re-
peatcdly paid me S25 to $50 a day. occas-
iona!iy 500. Let teach you. Address
q al care Times. Dispa tch
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BOOKKEEPER.

BooKKDEFER ,AXp oEFIGE MAS:
MUST BE FAMILIAR WITH PRINTING
BUSINESS AND UNITED TYFOTHETAE
COST SYSTEM.
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MANAGERS for this county by tho Bary-
phone. You whisper. tho voice carries
loudly and clearly. Must havo small cap
itai to open onicc to handle statesmen and
canvassers. Our now selling plan makes
success certain. Volibehr and Bredo. III
West Forty-second. Now York.
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AGENTS Max" rnsnliu" - gallon; 500
,, hG"l: "oSeuie.y Euaraptcct Others
Ih"Elht ~ luu can. too. Write FOR posi-
uY" proof Fod'r,u Chemical Works 20 81
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Situations Wanted-Femnle. 30

practical nurse wants position IN
doctors or dentists office. Refined
and competent, Address b 739. caro-
Times Dispatch.
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room man for automobiic factory. Apply
Monday morning between and 10 4 NJ.
Kline Car Corporation. FOL East Cary
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AIEN'I>S - prr c"tt more Ugh, FOR Eords
Good liEhi at slow speed ta:o A,.rar
Nv agency proposition. R-K Socket Com
i"ny Mineral Wells Texas
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tMEN--Wanted to learn the bartor
trade: few weeks required. Write FOR
catalogue. Richmond barber College 3!s
North Fifth Street, Richmond. Va
SFSyENGE;R BOYS wanted Mus, b" nus
tiers and have wheels Can also use >
night messengers. Is Older. Good fav
and special Inducements to huStlcis ARMY
Postal Telegraph Cable Company. 1915 Est
Main Street.
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Statesmen and Agents. 8
sGENrs-MEN AND woMEv-we ao

AGENrS-MEN AND WOMES-we don,
"ncr - MAX" YOU rich In a day But IL
is /" faci that hundreds OF our agents earn
- !" fnl weekly. not one w-e.l. but every
W"ch "" manufacture high grade snc
'ia!tF iHc. Al! proven .ciicrs AbSoIut Z.
hec"Sslti"s which out OF - housewives buy
o.! SlEhi- Easily sold ~ pogular prices
M"h"N BACK guarantee. We have a real
'non'y-inSkinF opportunity FOR any earnest
man or woman IN territories where We are
h"' already represented. Dithcr an or
part time" experience not necessary Writ,
Tor samples aUt fu.l PARTICULARS
Young Co. Dept s.. ka.ama zoo. Mich
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NrfNlN g. hourly. gasoline ; cents gallon
. "","y h"fH guarantee. Write quick. w.
|''e""@S,'. 10 HcGncp!n, Buffalo. ~. Y.
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FLAMING MILL-For sale. in items or
lots to suit purchasers. circular sawmiil
and planning mill plant with logging equip
mcnt write for inventory. Also about I
miles to:pound steel , reiayiGs rails , miles
best oner delivered T. o. b. Haylow. Ga
Southern Pine Co. OF Georgia. Savannah
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SrEAMFlrrERS wanted for work at Naval
Operating Base. Norfolk. Va 81 per day.
Apply by letter 10 Amirali & Co. Inc. /
Dominica Street New York City. or "a, Sub
marine Base. Duration OF wora possibly
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',!,,iIT,' : ~ .In" pFosnerous DAVIS
re" manaE-rs doubling that Lucky II"
20 you 2GJ per cent-37 other big winners
Bf honiay SEASON from now tn Christmas
nANlS froductS Co. Deu. SIS Chicaeo.
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II \ K T. FROM 500
TO OVER Sp(tOO PER MONTH

TO OVER 5000 PER MONTH
CLEAR PROFIT OPERATING
KEEPS FIRES ELECTRIC BAKERY
Baking done entirely by electricity Re-
marka bly, low operation cost. Most mod
ern. sanitary method in existence. FIX
elusive territory now being allotted. RE-
Guircs an investment OF 5000. Write and
secure the exclusive rights TO operate in
your locality now. Keeps Fresh Electric
bakeries. l:3 w. Madison St. Chicago. H.
MAKE YOUR OWN GASOLINE SUBSTI-
TCTE-If you own car. ever expect to
own one. or know anyone who does own
one. get this formula OF noted chemist for
making cheap gasoline substitute. Prov.
en- success after years OF research work
NO machinery necessary. Make home
or In any garage In few minutes Big
money saver; smells like gasoline; noncar-
bombing or harmful For automobiles mo-
tor boats and tractors. More mileage: more
power. Secret formula and fun Instructions
sent upon receipt OF s. bill. Fisher Nc
Laughiin, Puts Co. y. o. box 900. Baiti-
more. Md.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
NO CHANGE IN LOCAL
STRIKE OF OPERATORS

Apparently there is not the slightest
change In the strike OF telegraphers
In Memphis.
Practically the entire force OF Morse
operators, members OF the Commercial
Telegraphers union, walked out OF the
Postal office Wednesday morning. Only
two or three nonunion men remained
at their keys. -Four or five wire chiefs
are at work in the operating room, but
no effort has yet been made by the
officials OF the company In Memphis to
employ other operators to replace the
10 who are on strike. The business OF
the Postal is OF course almost at a
stAndstill
Meanwhile business as usual seems
to be the motto OF. the Western Union
office. Seemingly the strike has had
no effect on the business done by that
company through It's Memphis office.
Twelve mon In all. and two or three
girls, left the office or that company
last week, so company officials say
The c. T. u. strikers claim about 20
are out The variance Is possibly ac-
counted for by the fact that 10 or more
telegraphers are said TO have been dis
missed from the Western Union office
during May.
In the main office OF the Western
Union there was apparently as much
inbound and outbound business going
on Thursday as usual, Messengers
were scurrying back and forth, more
than score Of girl clerks were busy
handling messages and customers were
going and coming as usual, All branch
offices were open Thursday
patrolman Ia on duty In front OF the
Western Union but has nothing to do
as there has been not the slightest dis
order among the strikers. No state
ment was given out Thursday by W. j
Brannon, president OF the local G. T
union
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
JUAREZ PREPARES
FOR VILLA BATTLE
Rebel Forces Reported Only
16 Miles Away From
Border City.

JUAREZ, June l2.--with the advance
guard of Gen. Angeles rebel force re-
ported only Is miles east OF Juare5.
the federal garrison here has been pre-
pared for an attack early today. Five
hundred federal cavalrymen were sent
to the east last night and all officers
OF the garrison in the city wore their
side arms ready for immediate duty.
shortly after midnight American cus-
toms officials reported having heard a
few scattered shots. but whether these
were signals of outposts or mere acci-
dental discharges could not be ascer-
tanned. EM. sH
Many civilians have moved acrosa ths
kriyer TO I'll EaNA, fexss and most or
these sil,E sslsas S}S sPRss grssrms. q avs pro-
Ia a skirmish between Mexican fed.
erals and advance forces Of Gen.
Angeles few miles east Of JuareE
Yesterday afternoon, some federals are
reported to have been killed The fed-
erals were picked off by snipers. There
was no report of any casualties on the
rebel side.
At AIS pm. yesterday skirmish
was reported few miles east OF Juhrez
between Mexican fedefals and Gen. An
geles' men, ptobably q scouting party;
Two detachments OF 100 men each OF
Mexican federals Immediately left on
reconnaissance. l4F
AT $3.50. o'clock last night Mex
leo Northwestern railway engine and
several stock cars we're moving south
of the station. 1t was military train,
hut information as to where 1t was
going could not be obtained
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
LINER IS BEACHED
TO AVOID SINKING

NEW YORK, June 12.--The transport
Graf waldersee, formerly one Of the
crack passenger liners Of the Hamburg
American line, which was rammed last
night by the steamship Redondo, was
beached shortly after II o'clock this
forenoon on the sands Of Long Beach,
L. l. She was saved from sinking in
deep water by the steamship Patricia,
which came to her rescue at the scene
OF the collision off Fire Island about IL
o'clock last night and with the assist
ance of wrecking tugs took her in tow
and raced for the shore. Water was
gaining in her holds, her engine room
was full and she had settled SO deeply
that the chances that she could be
beached before going down in deep
dater seemed slim.
The Patricia last night took off part
OF the crew and nine army officers who
were returning to France, where the
Graf Waldersee was bound
The transport touched bottom directly
opposite the fashionable summer colony
at Long Beach, and residents flocked
to the shore to watch the proceedings.
The Patricia stood by, evidently with
the intention of taking off the rest of
the crew should it be required. Calm
weather prevailed
Several members of the crew OF the
Graf Waldersee were injured when the
vessel was rammed. The commander OF
the Redondo declared that the smash
was "simply case of two ships meet
ing in the fog; the collision was un-
avoidable
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
THE WORLD OUTLOOK
(By the Associated Press

There ia an evident impression Paris that the allied reply to
which probably will be ready late sat
urday the German request for important atera
The Germans given five days IN
which minds to their course Thus na acuon
them treaty be expected on or about June 10
probably will explain the provisions
treaty may minor appears hee
that will materially ghten the purden paced
enemy by treaty presented May q -
Cobenz tells OF the Germans wltndawng all
material from territories allied brdgeheads and
retired considerable distance east
allies the east bank OF the Rhine
disposition the part of the German civilian popu
allied advance into Germany also is
indicated
Bhevsm Central Europe has again assumed
conference
Hungarian soviet against the the
ay suffered by the Kolchak forces In Rus
@ the danger of Austria passing under have
Brought matters where there Is disposition IN OFFICIAL
circles Poland hemmed in by Boshevsm
hard by the Germans west said
direction of Austria
Advces Paris indicate the conference has decided
the demand made Bella Kun by NJ Clemenceau
of the conference who wired the Hungarian soviet
nment foreign minister to hosties against the Czecho
IXpvaks. ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
CITY PREPARING
|. FIGHT ON BOOST
Of PHONE RATES
May Take Appeal Direct to
National Capital II Govern
ment Holds Control of CON-
pany.

The gong for the opening round in
the city's fight against an Increase in
telephone rates probably will sound Fri
day or Saturday when Henry ]. Liv-
ingston, city attorney, receives a reply
to letter which he sent Thursday.
morning to the state railroad and pub
lie utilities commission. Meantime,
pending receipt of a reply, he is out
lining his campaign against higher tele-
phone prices.
Mr., Livingston spent Thursday morn
ing in an exhaustive study of recent
opinions of the U. S, courts which up
held the director-ge general OF railroads
and the postmaster general In raises
they made in intrastate rates. The city
attorney is OF the opinion that the cases
are not parallel, for the reason that
the Cumberland Telephone & Telegraph
company has contract with the city
of Memphis, which definitely states
what telephone rates shall be. ....
On information that the telephone
heads had filed a schedule Of proposed
increased rates with the public utili
ties commission, the city attorney sent
for copy Of that schedule to compare
1t with the proposed Memphis increase
Of 81 per month on business telephones
and so cents per month on residence
phones.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
Rail And BROKER OPERATORS TO AID STRIKERS
Louis Cdrruthers
Gets d. S. Medal As
ReDdrd For Record

Louis L. Carruthers, formerly a lieu
tenant in the aviation section of the
army, Thursday received in the mail
cylindrical, cardboard carton, such as
calendars usually come in. He opened
1t indifferently, but it was not a cal
endar at all 1t was a citation from Gen.
John ], Pershing for exceptionally
meritorious and conspicuous services
with the 93d aero squadron" and en-
titles him to the distinguished service
medal
Carruthers. interest in aeronautiCs
began when flying was in its infancy
and he was not far advanced beyond
that stage himself. He had never seen
an airship but he had read all there was
to be found about it and constructed
miniature plane that would fly about
the room or in the yard. A short time
later John B. Moissant. Roland Garros,
Rene Barrier, Simon, hamilton and
others staged exhibition flights at the
Tri-State fair grounds and were i'm
pressed with the knowledge the youth
had of the planes. They were amazed
at the genius he displayed in the con-
struction of the miniature plane. They
took him on some of their flights and
into the secrets as far as they knew at
that time.
When the United States entered the
war young CarrutheI, was one of the
lHSl 10 O1Ief MS SeTf ices. lie enllSleu
in the aviation sect ~ early in May
1917, and was stat med at the old
Memphis driving PARK for three months
Then he was transferred to Ashburn
field, Chicago, for two months and was
then sent to Rantoul, Ill, to complete
his training. Then he sailed for Eng
land. That was Dec. l, 1917 Immedi-
ately he was sent to France where
he had more training at Issoudun and
was made an instructor until July, 1915
when he was sent to the front.
He was attached TO the 93d aero
squadron, one of the most distinguished
in the service, made up principally OF
Americans formerly with the Lafayette
Escadrille, commanded by Col William
Thaw. In the command were Maj
Huffer, Capt. Rockwell, Lieut.. James
McGehee, of Memphis, and other equal
ly distinguished flyers. Lieut.. Car
ruthers remained with this squadron
until the end of the war.
Lieut.. Carruthers was officially cred
tied with one plane brought down In
flames in St Mihiel and two in the
Meuse -Argonne fight. Once he was re-
ported missing but managed to find
his way back behind the lines and
landed in the Argonne He was noted
for his intrepid daring and skill as ar
aviator, although he was one of the
youngest men in the service. Since his
discharge from the army he has beer
with the Knight Tire and Rubber Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
CHINESE MISSIONARY
VISITOR IN MEMPHIS

The Rev. Tom Jung, head of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church scnooi
and mission in Chinatown, San Fran
cisco, is visiting the Rev. James M NC
I,esky. pastor Of the Central Cumber-
land Presbyterian church. Mr., Jung
mas been attending the general assem-
bly, in Fayetteville, Ark. He was con- con-
verted and educated under the KEY.
Gam Sing Quah, well known 70 tnahs NY
Memphians, who is now head OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian missions s IN
China, Mr., Quah formerly was In san
Francisco, and was succeeded by Mr.
Jung. 4H 49,, ;u
preach a gospel sermon at the Central
cumberland Presbyterian church sun,
day at II am. and at S:15 pm, and
will sing in Chinese He will speak
Thursday night at the Pleasant Union
church He spoke Wednesday night at
the Central Cumberland Presbyterian
church
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-12
May Face Consolidation.

The present contract price agreed
upon between the city and the Cumber-
land Telephone & Telegraph company
will cease, when the company shall
have reached a total of 10000 sub
scribers in Memphis 1t now has about
10, 000 The consolidation would give
them the necessary 10000 to bring an
increased rate specified In the contract
and about the same as the proposed In
crease. City officials are inclined to
regard the telephone as natural
monopoly and feel that If they are. to
lose the rate fight Just starting, they
at least can save the citizens OF Mem
phis the added and unnecessary expense
Of supporting a second telephone COM
pany.
The city attorney was not prepared
TO state Thursday morning exactly the
terms of the understanding between
the city and the telephone company on
the 20, 900 subscribers proposition.
Mr. Livingston said he understood
that the local telephone company
claimed that rates had been raised gen,
orally all over the country and that
the Memphis territory was one of the
last to be asked to pay the increased
toll Toll rates were advanced national
" last January, The telephone com
pany now is seeking another increase.