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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28

beautiful garage WIS awarded and
;nis contract was slrl,leL TO specialists
iE the various lines.
We have included these firms in
our Opening Announcement, primari-
" because they are entitled to share
Of the cre6it in the opening of this
beautiful new addition to Alcxan-
dna's growing. business interests, in
the splendid work or product they
nave contributed to its construction.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
H.. EERFURTH, Jr.
Upon Hugo Herfurth, j., as Cen
cliai Contractor, rested the entire re-
sporsibll;ty for the construction of
the new Building. Mr.. Herfurth hav-
ing general supervision ever all work
and men. The G;smanit.ing Of the fire
swept walls stanted May 10, 1920. No
time was lost while the old building
was being razed-ar'other crew be-
;ng Eustly engaged in clearing away
the debrls and laying foundations for
the new building. Coed weather fav-
ored them and the new structure rose
like magic under we'll organized
crew which at times numbered - men
ARCHITECTS
Speiden ( Speiden.
1923 New York Ave-,
Washington, d. c.
The work Of drawing the plans for
the new building was left to Speiden
ami Speiden. Plans were changed sew
era! times 10 conform to new ideas
ard to larger building than was at
first contemplated. Their work was
highly commendable in every respect.
PLATE CLASS
Hugh Reilly
One distinctive feature of the new
building is the lighting practically all
Of the from. being plate glass--the
windows OF the second floor are of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
HEATING PLAN
Fl. H. Watkins
PLUMBING
William DeSSInOn'

The .p.umEo:n.r |
wash BASINS, to<let]
age throughout thI
to the cGfiu:ept on
Fam Desmond. 4
PAINTING
alexandria Paint
The appointment
Gus finish of TIE nj
work of the AleM
tracing Company
Of the walls. ccil'i1;
admirably carrieH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
ARCHITECTS
Speiden < Speiden,
1923 New York Ave,
Washington, D. c.
PLATE GLASS
Hugh Reilly

One distinctive feature of the new
building is the Lighting practically all
Of the front being plate glass--the
windows OF the second floor are of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28

prism plate g'sa'sS)
work was furnish
1884 New York Al
irr9'2,i3, d. C.
STEEL WORK |
Rosslyn Steel q
To obtain high /
s:hea' real prob!enS
Is closed with th{A
pany, of W'ashilf;
n:sh the ssruotur
work in tins build
the most subsbanst
ROOFING a
The work Of bal
f:re-plIcc'f roof fl
plan't was an impio
lett to a CAY
This organization
m;rably in exceptf:
HEATING PLANt
II. H. Watkins
To secure a hea
cient capacity to
square feet CT tIoc
problem to cope W
was equal to it, i:
sive system that
equally to an port
aye. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

Only men OF sufficient calibre to negotiate
with bankers can succeed in securing con-
tracts for our business extension and eff
cheney service TO financial institutions; ours
is an out OF the ordinary business-there IS
nothing else Just like #. big men earn big
incomes; we have paid from $4,000 to
$25 900 to members OF our field organization
and as our commissions are very liberal
even greater sums may be earned by those
who are not afraid to look the banker in the
eye and show him the most profitable In
vestment he can make we want a man who
can present facts that they do not sound
like fables II you are real salesman VINO
can sell the Intangible we will give you n
territory with an established clientele, the
renewal feature assuring permanency and a
steadily increasing income extensive travel
ling Is necessary al some distance from New
York: please be explicit in your letter, stat
Ing age, experience and nationality. Il 2lo
Herald Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

Statesmen WANTED--If you are not salts
fled with your present position and want
10 get with large manufacturing company
with chance for advancement, call and see
US; we pay salary and commission; security
required. Can between and p. NJ,
room 1925, 80 w. 24th.
SPLENDID opening in monograph record
plant In full operation for man with ex-
pcrience in plating, stock mixing and rec
ord pressing: stock formulas no object.
State experience and salary expected to Box
76S Herald, Herald square.
STOCK Statesmen.
NO COLD CANNASSING; LIVE LEADS
FROM ACCURATE INQUIRIES; Liberal.
COMMISSION. PROMINENT EXECUTIVE
POSITION AND INTEREST IN BUSINESS
FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY. ROOM T0l.
- PARK ROW.
STRONG. healthy men wanted for trans
fusion. Apply a. NJ. DR. Il. Gutenberg,
10 w. seth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

YOUNG wornen.A leading downtown estab-
lishment has opening for several young
women as sales persons salary Si5 n week
10 start; opportunity for advancement. con
genial surroundings. 2le Herald. Herald
square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

II is just as difficult for a high grade man
10 form suitable connection as il is for a
genuinely big opportunity 10 find the man
qualified to successfully discharge important
responsibilities.
Our engineering corporation, whose techni-
cal personnel comprises many OF the coun-
try's foremost electrical mechanical and
business experts, offers the opportunity.
order taSer II you have unfaiing faith in
your ability and power 10 produce results :
IL you possess the ambition and indomitable
energy that comma nds success then you are
the high grade man we want.
The opportunity offered is indsputably
big enough 10 satisfy the most ambitious
salesman who Is willing 20 serve a brief and
profitable probationary period TO demon
strate his capacity.
l. I'll Herald. $50 B'way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

Automobile Instruction.
AUTO INSTRUCTION.
4 and weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffeurs. Mechanics Statesmen.
WEST SIDE V. VI. G. A.,
3Ol West 57th ST., New York
Get booklet ard pass. Special ladies' classes.
WE TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIVING
In short time license guaranteed, ladies'
classes. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL. 72g
Lexington av. t50tn Plaza tOi6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
statesmen.

Large International corporation,
opening Brooklyn branch. looking for
high class statesmen who have mana
accept; only married men over 30
years who can furnish best OF refer
ences and bond need apply: personal
Interview between 10 and 3. 1l03
Terminal Bldg, 80 Court ST., Bklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen WANTED,

SALESMEN w A-N4LD'
WE WANT TO INTERVIEW
MEN WHO ARE POSSESSED or
REAL SELLING ABILITY, WHO
ARE WILLING TO WORK, WHO
HAVE CLEAN REGULATIONS
AND WHO ARE WILLING TO
WORK UNDER OUR DIREC-
TON. THE WORK IS THAT
OF SECURING ACCOUNTS FOR
\ WELL ESTABLISHED STOCK
AND BOND BRokERAGE
HOUSE, DEALING ONLY IN
LISTED SECURITIES. WE
WILL TRAIN YOU IN THE
WORK. WE WILL Make 1T
POSSIBLE FOR YOU TO EARN
a SUBSTANTIAL INCOME PRO
NIDING YOU HAVE THE ABOVE
QUALIFICATIONS AND THAT
YOU ARE STRICTLY HONEST.
1T Is NOT AT ALL NECES-
SARY THAT YOU HAVE EN-
PERIENCE IN THIS LINE. ALL
REPLIES WILL BE HELD
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL AND
YOUR APPLICATION RE-
TURNED UPON REQUEST.
ADDRESS A 1142 HERALD,
FULTON ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

WANTED
USED AUTOMOBILES STANDARD
MAKES, IN GOOD RUNNING CONDITION.
BRING CAR. 1887 BROADWAY CNEAR
51ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

MDNDAA ANII IIIUIsDAl
AT NOON.
Here IS your opportunity TO pur-
chase a car al your own price.
BROWNS
AUTO AUCTION SALESROOMS,
3rd Ave. corner nth St. y. Y. City.
Tel. Stuyvesant 02i.
List your car here: go commission charged
II sold We also buy cars for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

statesmen.

We want two men of forceful personality
and ability who can appreciate a genuine
opportunity. This Il a bona ffde offer 70
connect with an organization where pleas,
ant earning will be very attractive and
prompt promotion the assured results OF
earnest effort. II employed at present this
IS well worth your while TO give up an
ordinary position to undertake. An Inter
view VIII he granted IL you call at 5oI 9TH
av. room 902. See Mi. Thompson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

YOUNG lady, refined and educated. 20 learn
beauty culture with European skin special
isti excellent opNit unity for right person.
Cali AZ 20 West 51th ~.
YOUNG women for clerical and filing posi-
tons. experience unnecessary. =. q. Boz
525. City Hall Station, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
Statesmen
AND
MEN WITH ABILITY.

large corporation enlarging its
sales force requires the services of
four or five additional salesmen; pre-
fers men so TO 80. nesA appearance
and accustomed TO earnings $40 TO
$3.50 weekly; permanent positions,
with prompt promotion assured, re-
suits Of earnest effort; selling expert
cnce desirable. Call Room 1901, Y.
42d ST.. or phone Vanderbilt 1919 for
appointment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

Statesmen.
Ono OF the most attractive opportunities
for men OF ambition and energy. Is open 10
you; come and investigate our proposition
relative to n going, paying enterprise that
is attracting wide attention; the work is
pleasant and the remuneration for honest
efforts big; commissions OF $50 to $500 per
week are average; experience helpful but
not essential. b. b. HAMLlN, room lO2O,
100 Broadway.
sALESMAN-If you are looking for fast,
one. call sale, something on which you can
make quick money, yet a permanent work
whore production means advancement and eX-
elusive territory, we believe we can show you
what you want In our new business service
selling at ST. to $40; commission 50 TO $50
per sale payable daily II wanted; want
salesman who can sell locally and later take
over management of outside territory. For
appointment phone Vanderbilt 1852
statesmen.
THE LARGEST FINANCIAL INSTiTL-
TION OF ITS KIND IN THE WOfSL~ RE
oJIRES Statesmen IN THEIR BANK DE-
PARTMENT ON STRICT COMMISSION; If
YOU ARE 80 OR OVER AND CAN QUAIL
ICY YOU MAY COMMENCE YOUR LIFE
WORK FOR a CONCERN WITH OVER
sol 900. 900 ASSETS. NATIONAL SURETY
COMPANY. c. Il. CONNELL, 20 WEST
ADD ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

Statesmen. security. who know how
to sell stock IN inventions and are
capable In convincing the public: sal
airy and commission for the right
parties: ONLY the kind who can give
clean references need apply. Call
Room 1908. as w. saith ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
CARPETS AND RUGS.
BANKRUPT ESTATE SALE


STILLINGS. Inc. Gal Madison av. Goth
STD offer 200 yards plain. gray, taupe: 200
yards golden brown Crossley's Administer.
100 ward lots in other patterns: large.
varied assortment Of beautiful carpets, rugs
(sliRhtly used), purchased from bankrup;
minister's, plain mixed, small. large, allover
patterns. busted and washed. inma culately
estate, In Sloanes. Wlltons, Whitehalls. AK
minister's, Brussels; carpets, rugs. imported,
domestic. reconditioned like new, all shades;
1000 yards ordinary carpets. 81, 50, 50, 81
yard up: a fine SIS n yard carpet for the
RUGS, all sizes, scanned or seamless. French.
Royal Wilton, Artloom: 1 piece Scotch AK
clean for home, office. show room or any
Oriental rugs. MAKING OVER, CLEAN
ING. LAYING, REPAIRING. DYETNG; RE-
LIABLE, REASONABLE, BEAUTIFUL.
PLAZA $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27
Statesmen.

Statesmen.
To fatten your Bank account while
YOU stint your soul Is poor en-
pigment. Our offer makes Il in
cumbent upon you simply to walk
and talk and tell the truth. You'll
sleep with good conscience after
each days work and will see sure
earnings piling up az the rate OF
$3.50 and more a week. IT you
are experienced In salesmanshia
well and good. II you are not
our thorough training win quick
ly make up yor lack, If you are
25 or over call from 10 10 4.
SUITE 1910, % WEST AID ST.
Suite 3o5. 1872 Nassau -.
Suite sS. 1876 Montague st. BrooklS1i.
Statesmen.
FOUR men FOR Newark. n. j.; for Ho
boken, for New York and Bronx : foi
Staten Island for Brooklyn, to call on the
bakeries and restaurants, grocery ana con.
fectionery stores. also manufacturers 81
syrups, 10 sell high grade graduated sugeI
at Q cents per pound below the prevailing
New York Wholesale ma rket price. This Is
cooperative plan, put In operation By the
u. S. Con. Sugar Corp. strictly commission
Only high class men who can furnish Al
references will be considered; no others need
apply. Sal De Carlo & Co.. 110-ti2 w. 40th
ST., suite sos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-27

BOD condition. Y fIa hsrsid. ESQ 'i B'way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
CHAPTERS GRANTED

:. 70 ""r.', !"v"r porsf"G. i.Ighm.,L =,
~" aT.'"ln., ttaV.tT; Ir,.'f,,,,,,,.
70 't'I' rs - i:ai"r Hu'L mr".tI :, ~
-" f"T,.. y. y .fohu T. r.I.rarn " F.,
49, "f%. E'""'!ru. y. Y And rn.. ~
i''"c.' y. y y. pbir,.-To slnsy .:
INN W"f~ ana means 4. n-ot'r1.
49,, ..."'ih!'".n id""fH'e s.iprl.s ,iiI
tor. '' """ u" v.g" d.
Son'h,rn E.cr.-.o.s porce...n comma,
~! lr'"'L".a''I OF, nr.ato:. "a. ".i ;": y
~ S.nlU i;..' .: ro!E'rnun,. .I1. 90.
80 !"fr, pE, s.d-r,;: G f. H."
>, 49,. 'hd ) ". Ou"n AZ n: I..,,,,
!'hi. oDyc. { b. !n.Ha.a,iu-, -. - IN,
-. ~ ''r"n.!. aid ca-th-H va, .rG
Dhs!s.M Catcher me-a~afo ,.o,ou,..
80, w I'n-ht"! g A.t...>.a. y. ,'.;,,,.,
90. s.t1a n, 70" 'nIni'""m s., no ON,
Culc,.en sseT%,.r3, pTTS, .!.t.;"l. =. Nc.
business "' HARDWARE
SHi,aho.d, Ncanort New. IN, Va,
sf,.I.'ssh:n ..""!p"Ly. laco-nor.tcn a,
os..'"a'th va l'sl--gn.rln.ur .s,s
&c &c" ,n,n.n.ln.. $500 Off,car.n p
r'aES ,,,.f,1ra, John J. coz. .se,.,,
"a. ~: h""ti.' LT",,i-nT=c r Waft!.v Il II
- ''':-f.s. : i:ot;- arS J r W,rrcn
a.. of Siaiihhc.d. V. 90 rrtI.o $3.50.
,,""Hsh!ps b";.e-i S-n!thTc.o p,,."--,
fa-.;, Sevpor' Ncp's a.a Soyy,rr '''''N
The SuToA Fe-'iiirrr Coa'ns,y I
'o"h 90 ~ Snffo'L Ma c5,t, So. -,
" 100" minimum 40 on,rn-s
arm l.. Roc. p.ns!dch, LEN y Is,Ia,
.""r'i":r. a'd =. Es,'c- Roc a., &C..
r"1h. Va pbjeSt-;a naruf,rt.rh -,
Hesi IN fe,,'iizers snG buiIdins ,upni.",
h@'Ncy H'!nE Cooperation o. Eich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
SOME WAYS OF BUSINESS IN
THE GOOD OLD NORTH STATE
harncu Count. For Good Rond.-An
othrr cotton VIII For Lincoln
lOo-nnnkS IncreMsinx GApitnl

ne nodfd OF CoIHty Commission.
IS o: ti"i!cit hd." commenced IA.
n.H WORK "i h1tid'ns ntjy miles %
coy gray! ""ads ~ that county.
Ia" ii."h.and D-v- omen. Gun
p.,nN has been snrDornted ~ win,
son -Saseni "!th $4,000 can!tai
me 'n..sm Greek Mi!s. incorpor.
n;ed with s3"60O6 capital stock. will
BUD :. cotton mil! a; l.:uco!nton.
nht ':hira Loan and Truck Com
panN. o: Eur!"Gt0I. has incrensaj
en-: =! sso.k from 500. 900 10 $500. 900
me Huthcr iord County Fair !sso.
cation. o. Rutherford. has been In.
.,rpoEa,ed VIII. authorized capital
me t'tiZtns Bank and Trust Com
IAN o: Winston Salem, a new bank
;nS .hsi!. a'!%'. 20: the great tobacco
az, 1Wm; has been Incorporated with
''I"'""" authnr,3cd capita! s;oci;
inc Fi-si National Bank OF Salig.
ipur" mas plans for the erection Of 4
es", bui, inr 81 cort OF $4,000 "a
$1,000. Hits are bo.ng askrd
ne baak o! Anosk!e one o. the
NO hEhn:ia! institutions OF tho pros.
pe'ooa town Of ahoskie. has inc.eussd
rs CAPITA stock from $4,000 Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
SOUTHERN CITIES SHOW
POPULATION INCREASE
Rnnk or New Orleans, First City OF
South, Not Yet De-
tcrnlincu
II,y Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON, April i7.LNew Or
leans. first city OF the South ami
fifteenth city Of the country in 1910.
IN point OF population. had it's largest
rate o. growth iron, 1880 to 1910.
when IL Increased l2l.S per cent Its
numerical growth WAS largest in that
decade also. having beer .G.ill. Dur
ing. tho decade '.idina 1910. It's rat.
OF increase was Isl per cent. and its
numerical growth JI.a7l. with Il total
population of J3h.075.
New Orleans rhnlscd as twelfth
city OF the coul;;r:' in 1874 and 1909
hut '!as pressed ny Detroit and Mil
wankec in 1910. IT'S rank Tor 1920
"aun"i be dct.rm.ii sd until the pop
900 class have been announced.
Washington. ID. g.. ranking next be-
low New Orleans in 1910. has re-
ported an Increase Of 32l per cent
thirteenth city in 1910 which in
creased lob l.cr cen; to jUl.iJS This
wear Minncn-,oli risiiiccnth city.
has reported 3%o.i9S. an increase OF
&C." per cent.
Tho rat" OF growth OF the larger
Southern citi.T whose populations
have bccn announced. range from
az Per. cent to li.i per cent. Knox
vile vi. showins 'ne largest rate. and
Tine percentage OF increase OF other
cities wus: Memphis Us per cent.
Nashville ~: Chaitnia'osa. los: .Au-
port. SEC, Columbia. i2.d: Whining
ION. \. g.. 2?.c. and Ashcv!lr, SIG.
ri"in,i"id. 4. j.. - 200. 800 'i Increase
..l5o or ai.% per cent,
iirnldock. pa. 2c,S79t Increase l.
80. OF - pc cent.
New rn!i"hc!pnia. ONO. io.1iS. in
crease ".liG or 2j.5 per cent
Newcastle. IA. ii.9as. increds. S.
I'S or % per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
BUSINESS LOOKS GOOD IN
ALL PARTS OF OLD VIRGINIA
Young Men Move at Pcnninrton ,;un.
buaidtnS Activity In Several
T0WnS-Srcnter HOTELS


The first industry to 10 started b.
the Young Mems Commercial Club
organized n Pennington Gap, Is ia
be .brich making plant at ,ha,
place.
The Apple Products Co, incorpo-
rated II Staunton with 100000 cap
ital stock. Will establish and o;cr-
ate there Il plant for canning vcge-
tables and manufacturing preserves
OF various kinds.
Armour Il Co, OF Chicago, arc
erecting $4,000 meat plant in Eoa-
nOkc.
The SHENANDOAH Valley National
capital stock from 100000 to S3Uo.-
000.
y S6O.0Un building. which is to be
:, thcatcr and store. is being crested
III Roanokc by George W Payne.
by plans furnished by Il Richmond
architect. the building OF the l'irs,
National Bank Vi l.awrrnccvillc Is
being rGIrodclcd and enlarged.
The II. :. liat:un Construction Co.
composed Of Washington stock hold :
crs. has been Incorporated "A; Fair
fan.
The Atlantic Coast Realty co. plans
to cree; home Office building in
Petersburg at cost OF $4,000 or
$4,000.
I'm addition is being bu.it TO Chat
hams crack hotel. known az the
Bennett House.
The tavern. at Fairfax is 10 be re-
modelled and made new u Il cost OF
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
URGES MORE INSURANCE
Nnrihrrm Carolina Educational AZ
Hcrr Quotes FlEnrrs IN Present
cOnHtructiOn.

RALEIGH. y. g.. April - super
.n.cndent o; Education l.. G BROOKS
las sent ol;i Il l"t;c: 10 oH count?
and c!:y superintendent ia "hich he
suggests 20 th- IN ;nc ACCESSIBILITY OF
increasing The iusuranc" on AL!
school buildings. w.icr" IA. amount
~ insurance now carried il based on
the cost pr!c. OF constructing build
!ngs which wcr: erected fv. ycJrs
or more ago.
:, hui!diaG tina: COS; $500" Ave
ycara ago. the sGp-".nicndcH; points
out. cannot nnw he replaced for les"
Sham sGD."eV or $1,000. and unless In
.ir.ncc JIG ca.:'ied In proportion to
til" present =. p!LccUcat cost. :, lire
XII ';cL. city or community Il
heavy D,ow There maze already
,c,1 ."w fires Ia :nc state II
wh..J costly srhoo. building. were
hurneI 10 Ir Rroand and iir IN
.U:auy- carried WA not sufficient 10
over the cost OF putting the build
Ing back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Muskegon. Mich. $3.50. Increase
l2,5OS or 90 per cent.
New Ori,.iiss. 3S7,iUS; increase. Az.
333. or l!.S iser cent
Athens. Ca iG7iS: increase. 1885,
:, .Statesvliio. u. e.. 1888: increase.
3.2?G. or Tl.- Pc cent
Brookh;.rSa. Miss. i.7O6: decrease.
1SI. or ILL Der cent.
c0yinston. la. 2.3i2: increase. 3il,
or 1871 per 3.nt.
:, Donaii';viAe. La. a.7i6; decrease.
Tnczon:: .\1'iz.. 2o,2e2; increase, a.
O99. or 53.S per cent.
Marquette. Mich. l2.7lS: Increase,
l,213. OF 1919 per cent
Eureka, Cal, i3,2l2: increase, 1867.
or lib Der S.nt.
Barbcrton. Ohio. 1851: increase.
?.iOl. or ??.3 pcr cent.
Jeannc:tc. Pa, 1857: Increase
1850. or $40 per cent.
Sanford. Me-. 1861; increase. i.G4..
Wechawkcn Township. y. j.. li.iS5;
increase. 3.f'1. or 2J.O per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
CLAIMS BUSINESS WORLD
FACING FINANCIAL CRISIS
Governor Of Sixth Federal R<serve
District Warns tuerirnnF
nv Associated Pres.

NASHVILLE: TENN April IL
That the business world Il facing "a
financial crisis, although aot \ pane.
vas the Statement o: ". l.. Wcliborn.
governor OF the sixth Fedora! Re-
serve District, ~ dinner given here
lag; n!sht 20 members o: the d.rec-
tors .. the skin District.
business is rampant and flourish
.nc." said Nj. Wei.5O"n. hut j. a..
waYs is j.st o-fo-e :. crisis. law
ever. ] do not predict = pane I think
We can handle the Situation %! acting
!atelliGeni,y.
every day md ja- borrowers from
the bankS do not sen; 20 rra!!Z. it,.
We can MOI stand that situation. The
hanks must h. called Ola only for
funds 10 turtle necessary produr-
tive activities and not Toy invest
I'M,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
COURTS-!dARTIAL SIT IN II
CITIES OF RUHR DISTRICT
Death Scntrs.s4 Result of Rcd uc-
NoE depend on Ebert.
Signature.

ESSEN. Ap!-l 1.-THE deputy bur
Soinaaicr % Essen said today Tho
iscichSwcli'' forces would be- with
drawn with the exception OF I.5Un
men wNh twelve. Held guns and one
irinorcd ;r;'iu. Eigh; hundred So
curi;y G7,:tris !is" will remain The
time limit FOR The delivery OF arms
mas pccn cXicidcd to noC'. tomorrow
Wncn all The troops have been
"ithdrawn. the deputy -buvgu.nastcr
added. the police will be Increased %
300 men. Courts martial are slit
ling IN scvcste"n cities in the Euhr
district; Death sentences will de.
,"nd unon III. signature OF President
t.nCr:.
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CROWD is DISAPPOINTED
" or,en of shah. Pnrty Heaxl,
Yelled From fazc of Curious
nj Burhnrcnt.


ECcliARE:ST. April l;.-Crowds
"h!ch gathered to meet the train
bearing The Shah OF rcrsia. who is
returning homo after - visit III
France ana England. were .llsap-
pointed today when the" found that
the women in the party Were hcaV
lily VcIed and We're not permitted TO
leave their rooms In the hotel "a
which :hcy We're taken. Only one
servant "A; the hostc!ry was permitted
30 enter these rooms and then cn.y
10 tnsn In food.