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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
RUSSIAN SINGER DEF|ES
PROTEST OF CLERGYMAN
Georges Baklanofr Declares Intcn-
ton to Appear in Toscu-In-
iorscd by Associates.
lBy Assoclated Press. ]

CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-Backed up by
4 testimonial signed by MI the s.ars
OF the Chicafo Opera Company.
Georges Baklanon. Russian baritone,
declared today no would sing In Tosc:,
tomorrow despite written protest
by Dr. Herbert l.. Wiilett, president
OF the Chicago Church Federation.
Dr. Willett sent a letter 10 the OPP
era director demanding that Balkan
of be barred because of his relations
with Milo. Elvira Americazar. "A Rus
sian singer. who caused his arrest
last winter on Mann act charges.
lSlklanon was held for a time 1T ELLIS
Island on his arrival In this country.
a week ago and was ordered dcportcG,
but later parolcd.
The ability OF a singer is para
mount Bakianoff declared after
reading DIR. Willetts letter. which
characterized him as 'notoriously i'm
moral. Continuing. the singer said:
II am no minister or priest. Very
rev artists make any prctcnSions OF
being particularly moral Anyhow,
very few church people go 10 the
grand opera, So it they object to me
the opera company will lose nothing"
Samuel insult. president of the
commonwealth Edison Company and
one of the directors Of the opera
company, said: The right OF the pub
lie TO appraise moral values in the
personality OF an artist is u question
would not care to discuss This
Is matter for the grand opera pco-
pie themselves TO decide"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
COUNTRYWIDE CONTROL OF
BUILDING TRADES SHOWN
National Associations Throttle Indus
try, 'Frnst" investigation
teyenIs

NEW YORK. Nov. i9.-Disintsgra-
tion oil the counter-dealer-labo COM
bincs forming New York's ALLEGED,
building trust" has begun and prices
OF construction materials have
cropped since active warfare against
ancse interests was opened, II was
revealed today by witnesses before
the Joint executive committee con-
Quoting tho investigations
Increased productivity OF labor also
mas been apparent since the invcsti-
gazing committee began exposing on.
scanda! after another, and the grand
jury started returning indictments,
employers testified.
Mingled with these dcvolpments
vahc evidence 10 snow existence of
country wide control OF produrtion
ana prices in marble, cement. lime
stone and other trades. NATIONAL as
sociations are throttling these indus
tries, IL was alleged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Obtained Auto License Here.

James b. Rodgers. 914 Decring
Street. Lynchburg, obtained the auto
mobile license which was found on
ono OF the cars OF the robbers who
robbed q Glasgow bank yesterday
from tho Secretary OF the Common
wealth here. according to records kept
In his office. James NJ. Hayes. Jr.,
chief clerk In the office. said yesterday
that tho license was obtained by
Rodgers on juno 10. and that Rodgers
had alleged at tho time that he Sc
cured tho car from c. p. Shumaker,
OF Germantown. Pa Tho license
number was 1865. License tag
l2l31s. N. c.; 9825s. Tennessee, and
l3il17. Georgia, were the othor tags
captur
Dispatches received from Raleigh
last night indicate that tho North
Carolina license was Issued TO James
ID. Rodgers. who applied for 1t on
October 10, and who gave tho Zinzen-
dorff Hotel, Winston Salem. ". c., as
his address
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
WITHDRAWS APPLICATION
SOmninndcr Ross VIII Not ncquest
License for Jockey shilling.
Conference TO he Held.
IL Acc I

l's hSSoCihIcu ltSS.I
NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-Commander
J. Is. l.. Ross. turfman. at n meeting
OF the stewards OF the Jockey Club
mere today Withdrew his application
Tor Jockeys license for Carroll
smiling, barred several years ago.
Tao former jockey. 1t was announced.
authorized Commander Ross TO in
form the stewards, that as long us he
remained In Ross employ he would
make no further effort to obtain n
license to ride. Commander Ross
also withdrew his application to the
Maryland State racing commission
Tor license for Shilling.
III was decided to hold confer
ence between the Jockey club and the
Maryland state racing commission
~ date to he agreed upon after the
Maryland running season ends.
The meeting was attended by. Au-
gust Belmont. l.. *. Sturgis. III. *.
Knapp; John T.. Crowds, +. X. Hitch
cock. Joseph L.. Widcncr and X. II.
wilson for the Jockey Club: Joseph
j.. Kennedy and George Brown for
the Maryland state racing commits
sion; William l.. RIGGS and Comnan-
der Ross for the Maryland Jockey
Club. and Shilling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
YEGGMEN TAKEN
BY POLICE AFTER
THRILLING FIGHT

Continued From First raEc)
hashlight upon him and began shoot
Ing at him through the w!ndsh ield,
Shooting became general, as many a-
forty shots being exchanged. 1t Is
said.
The car rolled down hill, struck
rock and turned turtle. the driver.
Rodgers. having been shot throuE h
tho neck.
In the car was found 4 copy OF a
local paper of recent date containing
marked account cf shipment OF
$500. 600 worth of vaiuablcs.
Chief OF Police Rigncy announced
tonight that the loot found in the
barracks bag will hot be counted
and classified until tomorrow. pend
ing the arrival here of bank officials.
who have been summoned from sew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
EMBASSY SAYS TORRES DID
NOT REPRESENT OREGON
invitation To linrdinE Not Extended
on Hehnit OF Presidcnt-Eicct
Of Mexico.
Try Assoeintea Press. ]

my AssoSihtc4i PFcss.]
WASHINGTON. Nov l9-The Mexi-
can embassy issued statement to-
night declaring that IL had been au-
thorized by General OREGON, Prcsi-
dent-elect OF Mexico. TO deny that
Elias /. Torres. who last Tuesday ex-
tended 10 Senator Harding an invita-
ton to visit Mexico. was acting /. be-
half Of the Mexican Prcsident-elect.
The Mexican embassy" the state
men said. is in receipt of a telegram
from General Ohrcgon. in which he
categoricaiiy denies tina; Elias l..
Torres is his personal representative.
adding that there is no one in the
United States acting in his behalf"
Torres. who conferred with Senator
Harding at Brownsville. Tuesday. &C
cording TO statement issued by
Senator Fall, OF New Mexico. who
was present AT the conference. repre-
sented himself aG speaking both for
the Mexican Foreign OHice and Cen
eral Oregon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
PACKING OFFICIALS ARE
GIVEN TERMS IN PRISON
Sentences hinge From Six Months I'm
County jail 10 Seven Ycnrs
In Pen.
I By Associated Prcss.1

CHICAGO. Nov. 10.-Scutences
ranging from seven years lmprison-
mcnt In the Federal Penitentlary at
LeaVenworth TO six months in the
county Jail, and fines Of from $1,000
10 slo,ooo. were imposed on officials
and directors of the Consumers
fackins Company by Federal Judge
Evan y. Evans, hcre today. The de-
PENDANTS were recently convicted OF
conspiracy to use the mails in a
scheme to defraud.
Among those sentenced TO Leaven-
worth nre: a. ]. Messing. and a di-
rector Of the company who was given
three and q half years Imprisonment
and fined $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
GERMANY MOVES
TO REPUDIATE PART
OF PEACE TREATY

Continued From First Page.)
peace treaty would mean anything,
and allied diplomacy is In difficulty
there.
Finally. there has arisen in the
league conference at Geneva a very
decided opinion, not only among ma
tions who We're neutral in the war,
that Germany should be admitted to
the league.
French Diplomacy Defeated.
Germany has seen French diplomacy
defeated in its support of General
Wrangel against Soviet Russia,
bungled, as in the case OF Turkey,
overwhelmed I'm the Greek elections.
sharply challenged at the Geneva
conference. So she struck when she
apparently felt that there would DO
more OF an inclination to give than
to take. She struck with subject,
dcbatablc one among the so-called
liberals and workers OF the allied ma
lions since the war ended and. more
recently. among certain allied bust
ness leaders.
Obviously the league must take
some action. Whatever action is
taken. America. still being in n
technical state OF war with Germany
will unquestionably be consulted.
And this may serve TO bring up In
the Senate the whole subject OF our
foreign policy sooner than had been
expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
$4,000 SALARY is
ASKED FOR PUBLIC
WORKS DIRECTOR

CONTINUED From First Page)
The light OF the Mayors communica-
lion. II is believed to have a better
chance of favorable action than the
last iii-fatcd measure
DIR. IIoEe Resigns.
The resignation of DIR. NJ. u. Ioge
member OF the city School Board
from the Second district. was ia
hied by the Council, on motion made
by l.: Lee Roden. of Leo Ward. who
stated tina, time SHOULD he given the
residents Of the district to determine
upon a successor to the Office. Doe
tor Hose has served on the board
Tor nine years and only recently re-
moved from tho district.
on the committee for revision OF
council rules, Chairman Powell an
pointed the following. from the
council, Edgar Il. English, John ".
Moore. Claude l.. Batkins and Fred
" Powell: from the Board OF Alder
men. Joseph c. Nunnally. ordway
Fuller and William III. Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
AUTOMOBILE MEN MEET
r.. l.. ChImbcrlnIn, of Denver. Sneak.
70 QUO Dealers mt Murphy's

More than 500 automobile and sun
ply dealers attended the monthly
meeting of the Richmond Automotive
Murphy,s Hotel auditorium. and heard
y. l.. Chamberlain, of Denver, sneak
on; selling Service lntclligcn,ly"
sentative of the International Auto
monte Association and told the as
semhled business men how he made n
into business worth $500. n01 nj his
nome. The meeting was one OF tho
most enthusiastic held this year and
~ lar tho largest in point of at
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
8EYEW|TNEssEs TELL OF
VIOLENCE IN IRELAND
y Britain Pursuing Policy of Opprcs-
sion and Assassination, Asserts
Town Commissioner.
.WORKING UP no MASSACRE"
Commission Investigating lri 5 II
Question Adjourns Hearing Over
observation-disclosures Probably
First Week i'm December.
Thy Associated Press. ]


aslfiNLioN' NOV. is.-MoTe eye
witness tales OF violence in ireland
ana accounts OF social and cconom,c
I,nei S rgsLl,1nG from ,rs r 81
ceired today by the commission OF the
committee OF one hundred ihSesti-
Eating the irish question. IL H., com
mission theh adleurheu over lhankS-
ENInS 10 RESUME i,s injury ptooaois
'hS nrSt wees IN DeceN!net'
tcFsoHai accounts OF INC hiihE y.
,,.,i,IM.ns ana ponce ias' Ssp,S,moer az
i'alhfiE6an. ana the burning ana
~ a".MaS I'm . i n,ha' na rtsn 'o 1onn
were reiateu ny 'oi,n D .,i, 'owi WI
,',,,'n,ssro'er ~ ] ,St al, az
NnleriGans VINO toursd tme COUNT
is, i I.e,u","s W NJ -,
I,r,ltt, H., M ; w VII,
-nrs, rraaSis ii"chets; ui a." , o ~
t,,a ,pps co. IN r.pVT. o, NM. py .ne
ain. which inv.stisated Irish AFFAIRS
isnrnas' S. WI, nrss;a.n, ~
ih urn as, p, nsM r n"rk' president o
IN, ~ 49,, r,,.. smr,.,a rerror,.
..Terra ~, w,s NJ ,,rn a"nI,"I
,;i,i al, VI NJ, ,'"a, r,iunJ A. mr..
hnn, so,a no ..i,t,cti a,n ,rans', ,,,No-
I'a.,i saiu l"e hiheh ANY ana "a!
neseu TWO en,izehs OF baiofissah
~, ,.,i'i r,t,ii.ai Co. 49,,
inS ~ t,,.o M. ~, ,,,,l,,n 1 ~,
sons He .,;a bo !, ;r;SsoIt m.as ho To-
with havonat hn,is and "iberw,.n
n,ai,ro.'.d co,n r hc
said vas orernd NV M I;ri.ish roxe
crn,nent for ,rnn.rtv anstrnvad nv
tho military
micturs 30 ~. mi,,,,rv ru,o
maintained win armed lorrics and
tanks in Cork. Iir.rick Dublin and
oihar ciiies US 49, ~ Mrs i,in~
who said that stTeet shootincs were
nightly occurrences
Mir. Hacka,t associ,,o editor a, Tho
New Republic said ,ha. ,naris,rstns
and civil noiice had resirn.J "in
shoals" and Thai the neonia .,rncr,liv
were suh,nitt;n,r tbcir ciriI and ether
controversies IN ma rennhiiran
courts Bnrrinr only tbo nominal M.
thority Of Dn6lin Castle hn saia
there would be little British dominion
in Ireland, except that of the mill
tarv forccs 800
so Fer Cent for Sim Fci,.
Eighty per cent or the nconIe are
for Sim Fein." said MIR, Hackeit who
Stated that he ALWAYS had svmna,htz-
..ad with the Sim Tein movement
The judicial administration Of the
Sim Fein ot,lcI,ls ,ha ,vitrns. st.,.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
BOSTON POLICE VOTE TO
SURRENDER LABOR CHARTER
Conditions Leading tn strike or 1910
itcmedicd. Suy Union
UtflrialS.
lBv Associated press.l

BOSTON. Nov. 19.-Morc than 500
members OF the Boston Policcmen's
Union voted unanimously last night
to instruc; officers OF tho union to
surrender its charter to the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor. y statement
issued after the meeting said the
conditions" leading To the police
strike of 1919 have IN many ways
been remedied and efforts are being
made TO improve them ut nil times"
No members OF the present police
force are members of the union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
WELTY,OF OHIO, WOULD
CHECK IMMIGRATION
Declares America VIII lie Swampc,l
Unless Steps Arc
Tnkcn
by Associated Press. I

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-Repre.
sentative Wclty. Democrat, OF Ohio,
made public today letter addressed
By him to Secretary Colby, asking
the state Department under nuthor-
!ty or Congress" to check immiCra
tion.
Mr.. Welty, member OF the
House committee investigating inm:-
grafton at Ellis Island and else
where. declared that this country
will be swamped with immicration
from Europe" unless such steps are
taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
ARMENIANS REJECT
TURKISH ULTlMATUM
Turn Deaf Ear tn Demand That
Soviet Government lie Es-
tnblIshcd.
fBy Associated Press.

3.
CoNSTANTlNOPLE. Nov. 49,
Armenia has rejected the ultimatum
recently presented by the Turkish
nationalists demanding that the
arincnians establish a Soviet govern
mcnt under Turkish protection.
The Armeninns declared that &C
ceptance OF the conditions would bn
equivalent to the loss of .Armenia's
sovereign rights. II is reported tina,
hostilitteS have been resumed, the
Armenians communicating and that
hghting is going on In the District of
Ianhnzour, the Tartars attacking the
Armenian rear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
HOSPITAL TO GET DONATIONS
WchtminHfcr Presbyterian Church
"hl receive Thanksgiving Sup
plies for ShelterinR Arms

The Woman's Auxiliary of west
minister Presbyterian Churc, will re-
ceivc Thanksgiving donation for
day night at 40 O'Clock, II The lee
lure room OF tho church. corner of
Prk and Davis Avenues. Members of
tne huNiiiary VIII be hostesses. sup
ccptcd.
program of music and a story OF
ne Faith. hope and charity" or tho
Shclterins Arms Hospital has been
arranged. Light Refreshments viii
be served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
FASHION MAKERS DECREE
HARDING YEAR IN STYLES
Well-Dresscd MINI in 1921 VIII Wear
biues and Dark Gray
SHIFTS.
| Ey A Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l9.-Next year
- TO be Harding year" In clothing
styles for men, members OF the Gus
IONS cutters and Designers Asso-
s!allon were told by speakers M n
dinner last night. r. j. Foley, of
W hshinGton. an officer o: the assoc
cation. said that President Elect
ila'dihg wears conservative suits
!caning TO blues and dark grays. and
. ,..n Is what all wcil-dressed men
vii! wear in 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Two nrc,,eric. .clxca.

cinnati breweries were seized by gov
eminent officials late today on orders
issued by the internal revenue de-
partmcnt. Decision to request the
seizure was reached by District Pro-
hloition Supervisor Thomas l.. Stone
after he had received preliminary
reports OF the chemists who made
tests OF beer obtained Mt the plants
by dry agents yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
ThIrd E.pIosion Victim Dies.

y TT WI ny y w n, VI u. .NUN. II.
flames Bolton. farmer. whose
nome near here was dynamited early
yesterday morning. died last night
plosion to three. Mrs. Hattie ShiDlcy.
Bottoms housekeeper. and whose Two
small children were killed instantly,
Is believed mortally injured Vernon
with the explosion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Pennsylvania Hank Robbed.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. ia. long
distance message tonight from Ian
caster. Pa. stated that tho Bank or
Landisvillc. Pa. Tuesday night. was
robbed Of 100000 in Liberty bonds
and securities by three mon, who
oVerpowered tho Waterman. and
opened the safe with an acetyIcno
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
FRANK A. MUNSEY BUYS
TWO BALTIMORE PAPERS
American and Star Pass to ownerxhIp
OF New York Publisher De-
CcmDer 1.
Ply Associated Press. /

BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-General
Felix AGnus. the veteran publisher
OF me Baltimore American and the
baltimore star, will announce in the
american tomorrow that on Dcccm-
ger the American and the STAR
WIZ pass under the control Of Frank
a. Mnnsey, owner OF the Baltimore
News, the New York Herald, the Neyy
YORK Sun. the New York TELEGRAM
ana other publications.
The American is one OF the oldes,
newspapers in the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
JOINT PROGRAM FOR
HARDING COMPLETED
Norfoli< ana Newport News C0-Opcr-
ate 10 Entertain prcsldept-
BY Associated Press.1

10y NSSOcln ted TrcSS.
NEWpORT NEWS, VA, Nov, 10
w I'm city officials OF Norfolk show
ihs splendid spirit OF cooperation.
were completed today
whereby President Elect Harding will
VISIT Newport News and vicinity on
december 4. before going to Norfolk.
The two principal cities of Hampton
loads viii divide time with the Pres
neht-elect and Il joint program for
ms entertainment is being prepared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Steamer sights Drift.

The steamship Standard, bound from
Mexico 20 Baltimore. reported bv
wireless telephone that she passed, In
imal.uae sl.oo. north: longitude 1850
per, apparently part o. some yes
seIs deck load. which was dangerous
TO navigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Dcnic. Shareholders, pet,,,on.

ST. PAUL, MINI. Nov. l9.-Refusal
70 permit postponemcnt of the sale of
Colorado property of the Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad was announced in
decision by the Circuit Court OF APP
pears mere today. \ petition of stock
hoiderS Tor the postponement was
heard at Omaha last Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
New york Impon,r n,.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. is--Charles
Newman, New York exporter and i'm
porter. died suddenly here ,5day fol.
lowing brief attack OF heart disease.
siI6 came hero lhst week To attend
she 10th birthday cnlebra;,sn Of his
mother, Mrs. Henry Newman, a noted
xt,f,fiarttaAopist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Ulster College, Hurncd.

RELFAST, Nov. 19-Thc ulster
College of Irish at Clough- Aneely,
county Doncgala, was destroyed by
nre today. The cooperative stores
there also were burned. Both fires
are believed 10 have been OF incen-
diary origin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Cameo, sbip,uiI,,,nr co,,ra.,

WNSIIINTTON, Nov. i9.-Contracts
lot the building of a number OF yes
sells at Newcastle. England, have been
Cancelled because OF unfavorablc
commercial omcns," the Department.
Oh commerce was informed today In
a review OF shipping conditions In the
United Kingdom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Approve Chinese consor,,,,,,

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Forfraf en-
prevail of the Chinese consortium by
the governments of the United States
Great Britain. France and Japan
was announced here tonight by j. y.
Morgan and Company, in behalf OF
the American banking groups
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
ARREST IL IN DUBLIN RAIDS
Military Swoop Down ON Omces of
Food Emergency Com
niftcc,
I Ry Associntel Pross.

DUBLIN, Nov. la.-From early this
morning until this evening the mill
tary was busy raiding in ali parts OF
the city. The places raided included
the Offices OF the food emergency
committee in the City Hall. Twelve
persons were arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20

torch. Tho message added that the
trio escaped South in an automobile
The police think tho Glasgow rob
berry may have been effected by the
Same men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
GREEK THRONE GOES TO
CROWN PRINCE GEORGE
formcr King Constantine Agree to
Irnnnfcr tiEhts to Oldest
Ivcrsnl SERVICE.

BY Universal Scrvice.l
Constantine. of Greece. has agreed TO
transfer his claim to the Greek
! Inrone TO his SON, Crown Prince
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Daily WIN, Mt billiards

:, CHICAGO. Nov. l9.-John Daily. OF
New York. today won his fourth
straight game in the preiiminarIcs of
me national thrce-cushion billiard
Denver. 80 10 80. Hugh Heal. OF To-
Iedo. won hts first game. scoring 30
points TO :? for Charles McCourt. OF
Cleveland -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20

eral points In North Carolina, Geor-
gia, Virginia and Tennessee. where
robberies occurred recently. Bank
officials In Houston. Va. Stonevliie,
\. c., and point In Georgia. arc on
their way here. tho chief added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20
Typhoid Canes lin salem.

sALEM OHIO. Nov. l9.--NIne now
casos o, typhoid fever were reported
Ihs day. bringing the known total to
is9. sixteen persons were under IN
Vesti&ation with the expectation. phy.
i iha dises SAD that az would develop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20

To Prevent ChIils
Take GROVES TASTEI.ESS CHILL,
TONIC TO destroy Malarial Germs i'm
the Blood and thus Prevent Chills.
75c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-20

ShcIterinE
Il arranged.
be served.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21

DODGE touring car: bargain 10
cash. 2O17 w. Adams. cali 1852 u
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21

PHONE 1881. 500 n cENIRAl
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

FINE black Langshans exclusively
fertile eggs for Matching Phone 4So.:
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21

FOR SALE-F'ord speedster, good
condition. Apply 14lS W. Washing-
ton st. dg
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21

Mr. SALE-F'ord touring. new tires,
Al shape. See car at 507 Il. Eighth'
Tempe Phone ZIG.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21

FOR SALE-11 ton Republic truck,
good as new: priced right. ID. N Hes
ler $40 N. 9Th ave- Do
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21

OVERLAND 9OCC, in good condi-
ton. 800, with terms, or VIII taks
Ford roadster as first payment l2IV
II Van Buren, st. I
Arizona republican., 1920-03-21
81 CENTS PAID
For Sale or Exchange

FOR SALE OR TRADE does.
buck, for chickens Apply SO n nth
e. 1t