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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
CHECK FOR FlREMEN
9. Dabncy Crcnshnw Expresses His
Appreciation In Nest Sub
stautini Manner.

l.. S. Jones. assistant chief of the
Fire Department, received Il check
Tor $500 yesterday from =. pahncy
CEcnshaw. vice president, of the Nir-
Rinia Ca ro.ina Chemical Company,
for the F!vcma'.'s Mutual Aid Assoc
citation.
MIR. Crcnshav. IN letter vii. "a an.
sent with tho creek rxpla!nc ;hat
the contribution 10 the fireman - fund
is given in appreciation of tn" work
OF the department in aiding IN cN-
company some time ago.
MIR. Jones also said yesterday that
fircmcn are now engaged in collect
ing dues from aunua! members ot the
organization and in getting life mem
be rshipS 10 the association from
others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
PROTEST OHE-WAY STREETS
Train Merchants Want rborou,he,r
Around oi'i Market Opened iur
both DirrctIons

:. iraihc conditions al the old mar
kci brought ont a delcvation ~, m,",r
chants, headed by communicative
Ntiorncy Haskins Hobson. OF chs
.erheia county. VINO waited on Colo
IT,, LIAM NJ Myers. Director Of.
! .'iI' Hh!ci! yesterday ana demand
90 iepehi OF on.-way- la Tie orJi-
Hanccs AFFECTING the district
iract!cal!E all OF The men WIN az,
.emueu me meeting We're grain and
.y'u merchants. who declared thar
Ihty we're unable 20 move commoJi
t!es WIN convenience because OF the
present traffic laws Captain sam
uyis, OF me traffic department., and
met OF Pol!ce &. ~ Sherry were
called into the conference ana cx.
p'.sseu their opinions on the mat
Ter 40 change Was made By the di-
rector. vs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
FRENCH MINISTER TO SPEAK
REV. Charles Merle d'aubjrnc YIN,
Address HuEurnot society on
Conditions In Ernncc

The Rev. Charles Merle h';uLt,o
-. H., secretary OF the Central Fan,
genoa! Society Of tn. pro,estant
Church OF France. will he In Kich-
MONT !or next SUNDAY. IL. will
speak al the First pr.si,v,.,i.,.In.
church at the morning service and
al the Second Presbyterian C>aurch IN
hoth addresses are expected TO b.
OF great interest, but in ia. 49,
ming pr: dAnbiEne Will speak NOR.
especially Ia the members OF IN.
fiuEu"not Evangelical! Society o;
present conditions in ErEt
France and OF plans for futur. wori'
there. br. d'hubignc who is :, Sol.
Of the author o: thu History OF IN"
Rei"rina .on. Is sell known in Rich
in"hd This ~ tr!s FIRST Visit I.
America since the beginning or ,h,.
great war. He will be ia. CUES, nf
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Randolph Williams
during his stay here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
APPROVES RATE INCREASE
Chamber OF Commerce Traffic Com
mittcc Takes Action On Proposed
New Schedule.

The proposed increase in railroad
freight rates was approved NJ the
meeting of the Traffic Committe" OF
the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday.
and resolutions to he presented at
the meeting Of the directors this
afternoon ut 1880 o'clock were drawn
up.
No discussion of the boat line be-
tween Richmond and New York was
made. Joseph l.. Young. the marine
traffic expert engaged by the COM
mittee to survey conditions govern
ing operation OF the proposed line.
has made no formal report, although
he has made several informal reports
by mail No action Of any particular
Importance was considered at the
meeting yesterday. since II was held
solely to consider the increase in
the freight rites.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
OSBORNE SPEAKS TONIGHT
Famous Prison Rrformrr WIN De-
htrT Address In iinII of
IIOnSe of Iirlcruics

:, Thomas Mott osborne. IN. leading
h!urc III the. history OF r:ison re-
!ofin IN the state OF New York. VIII
o'clock IN the Hal! of the House
.; Delegates. Mr. Osborne viii be
introduced by judge James Hog.
hlCNS. ni The Juvenile and Domestic
relations Court, and the meeting Will
hc under the auspices o. INC Srhnni
OF social Work and Public Health
me VISIT OF Mr.. osborne AT this dine
70 ficAmond is o: peculiar in;crrs,
~ view OF the recent changes on the
state fcnitcniiary Hoard. ana INC
constructive program advocated by
'oNernor Davis for Virginia PRISONS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
GIVE FREELY TO DRIVE
Encouraging Contributions TO SAL
walton Army Are Received Al
Richmond Thratrrs.

Encouraging contributions were
received last night at the several
Richmond thcatcrs bv Salvation
Army Iassics working in behalf Of
the Army's maintenance fund. Five
minute speakers spok" in the fol-
lowing playhorl -: Victor. H. :.
HuiZlcr: Isis. Irving May; Broadway
l.. Mckay Judkins; 0dcon. Gcorrc l..
Wilcox: Colonial. Robert II Talicy,
and Biiou. Henry SchwnrzschiId
The lunch and coffee cellar of the
Richmond Hotel. which opened it,
season last night. donated the pro =
rcchs from all OF the nights admis-
slons 10 the Salvation Army main
tenance fund.
Opcnirr Of the intensive campaign
In Richmond has been postponed un-
IL next Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
STUDY CLUB WILL MEET
General Tonic of Discussion by Du.I-
ness Mrn to he "HnrkrtIHE and
Marcia Isiut.''

Marketing AMI Merchandising" viii
b" Ia. subject az discussion inda" ~
the monthly meeting o. the Modern
business study Cub "h'ch xiii hoii
us meeting at the business Men :
club Il r. NJ
Three speakers are on the program
for IN" evening. Wilson ". Errwn vii!
sneak on the subject NJ Protect. :,
tn. manufacturers GDOd VIE" How
ell VI Hak"r W.Il address Ia. club on
tn" Gas" ~ Price Maintenance" and
T. Foster VII: Viii sp"ak on THE
Cost nf Connective Selling"
g. VI Andrews. NJ NJ Ifngood ana
Charles \ iIoulgravc have been
raIned az the alternate speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
MAKE PILGRIMAGE TODAY
Ours Leave Richmond This Morning
for Annual Visit to

The annual pilgrimage of the As
ISOLATION for the Preservation of Vir-
rinia Antiquities to jamestown will
he made today by automobile. Cars
will start from Monroe Park and
Franklin Street promptly at 10
o'clock TO be joined by other cars at
williamsburg. Many Norfolk people
and also parties from Yorktown and
other points in the Eastern part OF
the state will so 10 jamestown today
to join the party from Richmond.
Miss Frances Scott Is chairman OF
the pilgrimage this year. She will
(,rump and Mrs. John Il. I.ighifoo,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Colonel Cooper to Sp.,L

Every cadet and former cadet o,
Richmond Is expected 10 att",I ~
meeting AZ the University Club TO-
night at s:la O'Clock. when Colonel
william Cooper. speaking for the
VIRGINIA Military Institute cndow-
mcnt !un1 campaign. Will max. an
address. Colonel Cooper vii! Civ.
details q! the Nations! campaign 10
raise S"o0c00 for tn. institute. 4
local committee Wiz be chosen at
the meeting. Eiw"u CONQUEST 10
president OF tn. Richmond chapter
OF IN. alumni. All friends or the in -.
stituic az. invited TO take part in The
campaign to be started in all parts
"i the United States MAY u. and
which Will continue until June :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
POLICE HOLD CONFERENCE
Colonel Myers Summon, O6,.. =,
consider Collection of Auto
License Tax

captains. heutcnants and serS.ants
90 poI!c. were summoned TO the civ
Hal! yesterday afternoon Tor - rn,r
!eicHct vita Director @. pubIi,
:"!tt! !!lIa'n NJ Myers In regard TO
the INAUGURATION %: an active cam
ha!eh l" make !nchmondcrs who
'hN' nos secured their city autono-
n!ir licenses procure Them at once.
IlScuSsion OF the present marking
arrangements was also gone into hi
the "hiceis. Colonel Myers explained
t"c cry MAS borrowing money
al the present time In Authorization ~
revenues At pcr cent which would
rol bc necessary IL autoists are
..1rc%d TO meet the requirements Of
the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
PInn Stut. Federation

ON Thursday afternoon q discus.
SION VII! be held by the James River
Club O! the county Club with refer
ence 10 organization Of a state Fed
Grafton of Garden Clubs Delng,i,s
VIII De present from the garden clubs
named below: Alho- ar!c Club An
gusta County Cluh Dolly Mndisnu
Club. Norfolk Garden club. warren
ron Club and James River r,juh
sponsor Of IN" movement. the James
river Club. is planning an all-day-
trip for the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Three Hurt In CoIII.io,

IhFcc i'"TSOnS, TWO laHI's and 8.
regro man. were injured here today,
wh"n onc-mHn car of The Biandford
line c"llid"d with w"sibolnd Iope-
well trolley on Wythc Street near
Terrace Avenue The accident o.
CURED as the HOpcwcil car was l.,..
ing tn" switch. the Irotorrnnn of .ho
CITY car being unable 10 check his
car The Injured parties wcr. p,g-
s'nT"rs on the one man car. and re
Ceiv"d injuries about the head and
face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
ELECT RESTOVER TRUSTEES
W. VI. Cease II Named President OF
Hoard Of Hrsfoscr Home at
Annual Meeting.

w NJ Cease was elected president
"' INC board OF trustees OF the Rest
over Home ~ the annual meeting OF
We "rfa nizaiion last night. Georgia
;naH Ionhon MAS elected vicc-prcs-
,d"nt: Earle Kcck. secretary. md
MESS VI. j. Jones. treasurer Other
,neihDcrs elected 10 the board wcr.
David Meade White. George W.;t e.
H. aa"t. }. Garland rollard. John
-, "'.son ana MIS- William Grim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

America fiESt. tonight at ) CLOCK in
the schvo! auditorium.
l h. ss ben s thu ' msr nvo'a os Sifss
baltimore tor the last week. WAS opcrai-
ed on Monday. His condition * reported
a. favorable.
V, Ross sou'hwala; a-s!s;an, post,
Grand Lodge 9: Gqd Fellows at, Lynch
y parade. mas. meeting and hand con-
iA r %; 'n SGosa frassn 81
WISHING oiii tS OF The sa IVA Mo Amy
will participate In the services.
Edward NJ. Rowe. clerk OF the city cir
cu!t SouTi arneaFsd n the city Han
The nrst time In several months. showing
.ha' H H. ' Ensy '! n Is drawing TO an
was much improved and Mould probably
b. back on this job within few days.
d.. J. $ wel,zel. OF the STATE Health
D"p.t;n"ni. Will lecture on infant feed
SpeciaI course in nursing that is being
given this week a; Presbyterian Assembly
, ifa'"'nF SSn9"i AZ Ginter Park. Or;
Hygiene !; o'clock this afternoon
Mr. Jam, Ware Guthsm WI who Sp gives the %.
a, The Mie t iS .yShopn1hiS clinic
night AZ O'clock IN Baireridre street
bAplist Church. The ii:net tests dem
"nstratc whether patient 4. advanced
or retarded IN ments. development;
Joseph iiur; NIL address the william
Hih Mary College extension class in gov
"rAm"H;1l pr"Cedu-, tonight al 7..,
oc!och AZ tn- ate!I-r OF Misses AdrI.
Lars and Nora Houston. lis East Frank
IN street: ii's subJecl will be 'Th,.
Nati1nil CONVENTION and Party Machinery
anu Methods Lectures hereafter wIlI h,.
gwen at n" aic.!.r instead OF at III. John
Marshall High School.
,,Sh!r! Charles \. sherry Of the Polio.
pat;m.ni. received - beautiful solid
toid badge aHnonymously in his mail
E.s'crda? Th- parcel was plainly cd
a!ts-.i 10 ;hv chic: and engraved on
tac BACK o: The badge was his nam.
ini rama. The medal is "a work of mr.
nii the most bcau:ifu! which has Vol
zen seen b! any member ~ the deosrt
vince the badge came from ~
r6 inn;,s wII ~ h,ins made Yesterday by
.tly-, o: Richari Difs". %. re ioSa's ,, rel
ArH-nsas, Who recently wrote MIR Tno-n,
am , ,hhs: M NJ :s'ni: II, Virginia in isso
~. has relatives either In Rtchmnni ~
. .1,neIs name vas Charles DIS. hss
IIng..s oy ;Ae name OF Henry and viii,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
10 ItcpnIr un,,,,o, .,,,,

Lri'h!t was granted the Richmond
;'hh!and Railway Company yesterday
by the Building Inspector IN r.n.i,
ne station OF the company on W.si
hfoad street. at cost OF $3s0O
Kermit. was also granted Josenl,
Davis 10 erect dwelling at LON
nara? and JacQuclin Streets, al a cost
OF |2,oOo. The dwelling VIII be "a
two-story frame AFFAIR. :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Announcc, TAG ia, ,.,.,.,.,,

IptaI Itcclpi's Tor NE Jag day MrI,
Dy. me Federation Of Mothers clubs
and Parent Teachers Association. ~
announced officially YESTERDAY wnu
S5.26I 20. The John r. Cary ana
Highland PARK Schools were tl,. Two
WINNIE the mos; honor in the Ia
Gay. the former collecting sll73T. ana
the later $ll413. 4 general mnc,i, :.
will be held May 90 >''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Compnn, nradv 10, s-r,,c.

Ccmpany y. RIchmond Liehi Inran-
trN i.u"s. Is expected 10 u. inusicrco
IL WAS announced az the corpn,,.
meeting in tn" Biucs' hrmory In e.,
night. The organization hax slxiv
eight men already. and only sisiy-Hv.
are REQUIRED TO be- mustered Into ser
Vice. The regular dri!l followed the
company meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Mechanics instI,u,, ,,i,,,.

Idn'S ~ IrUmp Is CN0i rmln ri Tho
committee in charge o! The com
incncement exercises Of the nigh,
school az the Virginia Mechanics In
s'iiiie. which Viii be held tomorrow
night az s;l5 o'clock In the school
auditorium. Eleventh and Broad
streets. Other members OF the com
niittee are r. W. Farley. f. w. Duke.
&. II. Radcliffe and Granville G. Val.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Women Sell More sueo,

~ Members of the women's sugar
committee announced last night that
because OF the shortage of sugar. The
place about 400 pounds on sale -,
The City Hall today at 22 cents pcr
pound. The sugar will be sold 10
needy sick, and to people with chill
dFen who arc unable TO obtain II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Discuss Telephone rro,,cn.

lfeAd ONO" and distrlct oiiiC!a!s a.
me Chesapeake and Potomac T.lr
phone Company held a con.ercnr.
mere yesterday in which Problems ar.
.tctihs Ihe service during ana sine.
the war We're discussed Cr{ .,is
from the head Office wrr" NJ II Ruch.
Ter. vice president. and hrs assistant,
~ l.. NandtE.iU 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
Gov~rhor ui,I Sn.,,,

* Governor westmoreland DAVIS Viii
DC fhe speaker tomorrow AT IN.
weekly meeting of the business
Mems Club. Or. Frank 7 MCFah.n
president Of the Richmond Rotnrv
Cinb, will introduce the sp.aker
whose subject has no, Vet been an.
nounced. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
CALLS TRAINED NURSES
TO SERVICE OF COUNTRY
Speaker at Florence Nightingale
Centennial Celebration En-
pliaSiZc Need OF Nation.

Setting forth entertaninGly and
effectively the paramount need oi
/ nor. trained nurses throughout the
country. that the health OF the Ameri-
demonstrating the tremendous oppor-
tunitN for patriotic service which the
nursing profession offers young WON
en- OF the present day. the Florence
NlShtlnEnlc centennial celebration
staged at TIL. strand last nigh; UNI
. der the auspices of he Instructive
A,Siing Nurse Association and the
/ Virginia League OF Nursing Educa-
ton. was II remarkable performance.
The Strand was packed TO capacity.
1t was estimated that "a, least 1000
people witnessed the program. Over
seas nurses in the uniform Of the
groups OF pupil nurses from every
hospital in Richmond occupied tho
boxes
Exhibits showing various phases OF
nursing activity and public health
work. as well as the work of the
state Board OF Health. along various
lines. attracted much attention in the
lobby OF the thcater. Dolls dressed in
ne UNI orm or every hospital in the
state formed the center OF the en-
hihit.
Mrs. c. OBJ. Cowardin was general
chairman of the entertainment last
night. Assisting Mrs. Cowardin were
T sssssli Darlington FofF' u tTtsH
itenry W5ylanu Samnci Cohen
9. -. Iotch,iiSs Misses
Stuar; Michaux Mamie Minor
Scott Parrish Helen Stevens
Jarrett r. Wall Lou L. e. Jones
" l.. iiobEood Adele Williams
Arthur. T.. Wilmer Annie Smith ana
I;iIis Talbott Miss McDonald and
hcrhcrt Mann Miss Van WORT
Arthur Ser.veno-
lIieutcnant-Coloncl Henry w An
utrSon made the opening address. lie
was introduced by Or. Charles Robins.
Colonel Anderson spoke particularly
OF The increasing need for trained
nurses all over the country. II.
emphasized the nobility OF the nurs-
ing profession as represented by
women OF the type OF Florence
Nightingale and stressed the impor-
t"nt role Of the nurse in the great
war from his own personal .ohscrva-
ton as head of. first. the Red Cross
commission to kOumanin. and. after
ward. of the commission to the Balkan
states.
Among the ;ablcaux presented were
Florcncc NightincAlc's rrcdeces-
Scrs. Florence NightinEal-'s sue
C:ssors." Sarah Camp Nurses" "'rhe
Two Probationers" and The Lady
With the Lamp" tho latter founded
on LonSfellows poem.
year classes OF John Marshall High
school. the Collegiate School for
Girls and the Virginia Randolph FL
lett school for Girls occupied re-
served sections of seats in the ,hentcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
A Better
Business Bureau

] The Better Business Bureau
aims to maintain fair compc-
! tition and dependability in
( advertising and merchandise
\ ing and to increase public
J confidence in Richmond's
( business.
\ Advertising is, like the vast
4 natural resources of our coun-
I try-thc forests, the mines
I! and the streams-so ire
!! mcndous that a majority of
D those WHO use it fail to real
\ iHc its worth.
4 Have you any idea what your
!! customers really think OF your
i advertising? How much OF it
do you think they really be-
y licvc? From the few with
I whom you come in personal
x contact you can judge moth
Y ing. Their compliments, like
/, their patronage. is largely a
i reflex Of your personality.
i But advertising is aimed pre-
Z cisely at the others, to eX-
X tend your market to that vast
y a rm Y - unknown and UNI
N movable to you. They have
X one standard. one interest:
y My peck ct book; My
( Family"
K Better Business Bureaus in
y cities of America are helping
L TO make advertising believ-
I! able.
\ THE TIMES-DIsPATCH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

", Ross SouIhwaid. assistant post.
master. l. ";GelGtns the session OF tin,
Grand Lodge @: ODD Fellows at Lynch
burg this week. lie : expected 10 re-
turn 10 E!chmond Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

students OF the Buford Junior High
School Will present, the musical pia?
'-Am"rlca FIST. tonight at O'Clock II
the SChvo. auditorium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13
BUY SILKS NOW
Today We Il ak Of FOULARDS

fOuiard Silks are not only the most useful and prac-
Clcal, but this season they displayed in all their
beauty and charm in Silk Store as we'll as on Fifth
Avenue and in the Paris Shops.
Never before have the sprightiness and sparkle Of
youth been SO engagngly put into Fouards Some of
the designs take their inspiration from tapestries of
the Orient others from Old French Prints or the Chintz
OF English draWlng-rooms, others in large Coin
Spots in contrasting color combinations, besides the
conventional Polka Dots which are quite the fad lust
In every wardrobe the Fouard Frocl has first place
IN time, because it practical and useful well
beautiful 1t is the frOck to be when those of
weighty fabrics become
1t is cool and does not crush easily with wear there
fore appropriate for the little journeys
to the
1t is correct for the fors hoppinp
and informal occasions
No other silk refreshing change or full
fills requirements than Fouard
Our prices these Fashionable Silks are from 20 10
20 cent lower than they haze been, as you can
from the quotations beLo0
$3.50 Dotted Foulards variety this seasons newest
$3.50 Yard designs
36 inches wide, all silk, Plaid T,ffa+.s
in large variety of coin spots 40 v,.''
and dots p-"'o q Il Au
$3.50 Figured Foulards black and navv aToUuds it
9A50 Yard overplaids of white.
So inches wide, excellent 81 m p.,+od ro...o4.
quality in small and medium r mo 80 ~. so''e,
designs, well as the large, pN'o d lara
stunning and bold designs 40 inches wide, all pure silk
OK D,,,o+,,, Eo,oud, in wide Of
~ GO 90 y W. '' signs IN the prettiest color
- p''o i diu combinations $50 Frenchy)
DO inches wide, soft as a that seen "
PoeNe' haluNelcllel' III "loe Floor One, South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

\ parade. mass meeting and band con-
cert Will h" among the features of thu
ii:;h anniversary .: the co.orcd branch u;
the salvation Army. at SO North Second
Street. Saturday. sunday ana Monday
Visiting Officers OF ;ac Salvation Army
Will Participate In the services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

Isaac SrhoT. 49, i:as; Broad street.
whu. has been at tn" H"braw Hospital.
baltimore. tor this last week. was opcrat =
Ell ON Monday. His condition - reported
a. favorable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-13

Edwar! VI. Rowe. clerk OF the City Cir
cult Court. appeared ~ the city Han
yesterday morning .o- q few minutes for
The nrst time Ia several months. showing
'hni his long Illness i drawing to an
end. MT. Rowe told his friends that he
Was much improved aud would proba bin
b. back on this job within :, few days
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY PROPERTY.
1920

WIN be q ear d an unprecedented rush
for Memphis zeal estate. Common labor
has advanced to $3.50 and 81 a day.
Carpenters are paid 70 cents, concrete
workers 81 an hour. Material Is creep
ing up to keep pace with labor. its Gre
ators, Every attempt TO cut wages will
be answered by strikes-peTiods Of uH-
prOducttveness-new scarcity Of ma
teTtal. high prices. Rents are far too
low In Memphis compared TO cost Of
production, taxes, insurance and re-
pairs. The high cost OF living, the
cheap dollar. has come 10 stay.
Low prices in investments have dis
appeared, but Memphis real estate still
offers some rare opportunities. For
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-02
FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
For Real Values in
Slightly Used and
Refinished Furniture,

See our line before making your pur-
chases elsewhere. We save you money.
Just a few of the many splendid values
We have to offer:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-02

FOR SALE-Railroad snike thai nosI-
lively can not work loose. Will sell
outright at a very low price If taken
by Saturday. For price and full par
ticulars address ]. A. Taylor, $50 South
Third st.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-02
$19,50O

| can offer one Of the best constructed,
well arranged, chamingly planned
homes In the city. Beautiful hall, H.
brary. dining room handsomely deco
rated; the whole house finished In quar-
ter-sawed oak (oak has made a little
jump OF $50 a thousand only last week.
located on a fine, large rne lot, on
the best car line In Memphis; leading
to n OF the finest parks in the coun-
tFV
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-02
SALESMAN AND AGENTS.
SALESMAN.
statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-To see a few live-wire
statesmen, those calling on accessory
dealers or driving Ford cars. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, sol Weakley no
teis Lee Page
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-02

TRA0E School

NEW YORK school of millinery, 1873
s. Main St., will enroll a class now for
the winter and spring season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-02
Turley-B Burlington
Mortgage Co.
107 South Court Ave.

107 South Cpur I'VE
Memphis. Tennessee.
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY AMOUNT
ON
Improved farm lands in Mississippi.
West Tennessee and Eastern Arkan-
sas.
improved Memphis residence and
business property.
Prime business property in jackson,
Greenville. Greenwood and ether good
Mississippi cities.
We are prepared 10 finance the build
ing OF homes AMI business houses In
Memphis.
Low INTEREST RATES; PROMPT
AND COURTEOUS SERVICE: REA-
SONABLE COMMISSION CHARGES
THOMAS J.. TURLEY,
President.
JOHN p. BURLINGTON,
4 Vice President.