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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-22
HEARING ON SPUR TRACKS.

A hearing before the Public Utilt- ties Commission on the relocation of spur tracks on Singer avenue, will b0 held in Hartford on January 27, &C., cording to word received here today by the mayor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-22

Some one wants to know what shall be done with the diaries tha people started to keep January 1 and have now been given up? We'll, if those pesky diary manufacturer didn't maliciously date them, the could be given to your wife's cousin next Christmas.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-22
BELLA KUN SERIOUSLY ILL.

Vienna, Jan. 22-(Via London)- Bella Kun, the former Communist dic- tator of Hungary, is reported to be seriously i'll at Karlstein, where he is
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-22
ALBERT CONFERS
 WITH POINCARE

Paris, Jan. 22-King Albert of Bel gium came to Paris incogntto yester- day and conferred for long time with President Poincare.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-22
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
 and Temples

A headache remedy without the dam gers of headache medicine" Relieves headache and that miserable feeling from colds or congestion. And it acts at onceI Musterole is clean, white oint- ment made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can it affect stomach and heart, as some internal medicines do.
 Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- bago, all pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
 30c and COG jars; hospital size $2.50.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-22
THE WEATHER.

New Haven, Jan. 22-Unset- tied tonight and Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30
Trustees Auction Sale 8
Handsome Dwelling on the
Southern Line Of Labur1
mum Avenue, between
Lamont Avenue and
Brook Turnpike.

Icy virtue OF II certain deed OF trustj
dated Lmly ., 1919. and recorded III
the clerks office of the Chanceryj
Court Of Richmond, Virginia. in, Deed
Book 25i-B. page Il6. default having
been made in payment of portion!
of the debt secured thereby, and being
required so To do by the bcncnciary]
| Will sell ut public auction, TO tho
highest bidder. on @
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 4. 1920. q
1T $40 o'clock Il. NJ,
on the premises, the following prop1
cry. described therein as follows;
All that certain lot. piece OF. parcel
of land. together with all the INN
prov.mcnts thereon. lying and beinei
in the city of Richmond, State OF Virl}
ginia. on the southern line of Labur;l
mum Avenue. between Lamont AvenusI
and Brook Turnpike. being lot No. 81
in block -" in the plan of 'Laburli
NUM- Park" and more particularlSI
described as follows: to-wti: Begging
ming at Il point distant five hundradi
$500 foet east of the southeast in1|
tcrScction of Lahurnum Avenue and
Lamont Avenue, thence extending I'll
an casteriy direction along the southiI
crn line OF l.aburnum Avenue nn6l
fronting thereon one hundred (l00aI
feet. thence extending back in q
southerly direction between parallel
lines Two hundred and twenty fou;
ana hNc-tcnths (22i5) feet.
The handsome dwelling situated on
this LOT is OF fran and stucco con3i
struction. slate roof. large rooms and
OF modern type throughout, and
should attract the attention of home
lovers in .:his most desirable sectioKP
Of our city.
TERMS: Cash as to such an amounfI
as Will be sufficient to dcfray all exi
pcnscS of executing this deed of trustU
including advertising this sale,
trustees commission OF per cent th{
prevailing real estate uct!oneer'tX
commissions and amount necessary Ia
pay one principal noe of si,500 anSA
accrued interest thereon from July
1920. and one interest note of S6I5{@
and accrued interest thereon from
July 8, 1920; also delinquent taxes,f
any.
This sale IS made. however, subjeciE
TO II prior dAcd OF trust for the primo
clpai sum OF $1,000. with Interest,"
notes separate NJ per cent: the prin!E
cipai sum due october u, 1921.
JAMES e. TIMBERI.AKE,,
Trustee, h
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ROOMS IND BG.,RD


FEASEIIN ST. Il aOO-uanGson,.iy FUR
H.sAeG rooms ana board. driignttYi
homr surTpunH!nEs- rooms with or WITH
out hIth.
GRACE " l"--D,s!rHbic first uuor ROOM
running hot ana cold water. electric
lEh's. gentlemen pr, icrgrd. Also large
front runns convenient "a bath
Roome Without tioa-d 6S
FIf,rH MD MAIN srs Nicely furnish
ed. with every convenience: 10
gentleman only Madison l.GS.t
FLOYD ANE.--Fu:nishcd rooms: modern
eonysai.nees. boulevard 2.a2-J
GRACE 50. ". alI-tor rent furnished
rooms, large and small. convenient 10
h91-i Mis- VI q Gordon.
GRESHAM CoERT--Fur rent in C;rcshar an
Court. attractive room. couple prcfrrrr,i
tain in bH.li!ns Ihon" Madison 1886
HANOVER AVE On, nicely iurnisned
bedroom. southern exposure: ali CON
v"miencos and one room ANA kitchcncttc.
ell b"ulaNRrd ERIN
MoNIiCEl.Lp. lli North Eighth: cool
c!.an rooms. 5Vc-I5c. Si.oO du!y $500
SnHNANpONli APARTMENTS Two de.
siryllr fTont r0puIS. single or "a suit.
furnished % unfinished cafe In Gutld,
i!iNp 81 SOrTu 2oe--onc furnished
reHm Madison 23i3-W.
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| 1

AUTO Tors aud scat covers. See kce;cu
Bros. Tor your ton repairing cir Yves;
ltrntI StInni kAnInIilh INIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

Young Man. is TO ~ YEARS or AuE.
TO FILL CLERICAL POSITION WITH
\ HIcHMoND BANK. GOOD SALARY
AND EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Ap-
PLY owN IIANDwRITIHG noX 1915.
CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

STOCK SALESMAN. capable Of selling
an !Ssu. q! preferred ) u,r cent Cunu!t-
tive HtOCK IN an csta p.!Shcd. RAPIDLY rrn,y-
ing concern: state Qualifications in answer
@i5 care Times Dispatch.
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Grand Club Proposition
on Salt Water

Fine fishing, shooting and
oysters. Splendid dwelling, $
rooms. with ample outbuildings.
Artcsian well water. Bes; sids
York River. three miles 10
steamers. 425 acres land. Tx.
ira ine for cattle and hogs.
Fair tenant and club keeper can
make good interest on cost ard
give members free pleasure,
This is an ideal place winter or
summer. Good salt water bath.e
Ing. Only @l3.5oo. Easy terms.
w. Il. BaoADnus.
west Point. vn. k
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REliL ESTATE FOR RENT
Wantcd-To Rent ,

Ht'-NlSi hENT---W autcd. small. furnished
:. '.'uSr N'"pluc apartment until about
Ht'.IuhTy by young couple with child
Afir"Ss ~ 81. car" Times D!Hoatch.
hbtSt.--W Wanted TO rent for wear or ,nor,
or .-TpUni modern houS. and buth.
~ Fo"h ip'ht"m ! as, -oiiC" H0N i7Ji
House. SIX Go nine rooms. modern: West
f'ni SgItymb"r VIII pay $50 t. SO
n"r month iarty without Chudr-u. ijoulr-
Yard lIip-W.
ROOM with or without board tot couple.
Iil pay top price TO- good nccOiuinOl.,-
tni. private family Preferred \ 223.
S.,r" Times DISPATCH.
kDpM$.tty refined young cOup., Win in
i'nt hou'"kroring rooms With yTiYa.c
Fanny. Address tiUN 4 euS. care fines
bis.stch
WNSrED--Fivr- -onin iisi Or small mouse
SuoL-US preferred. by September Call
Madison itiJ-M.
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CSEn. CANs-W Offer Won best values II.
used ears Cubu-n Motor Sales com
III! Vest Eroad Madison $500.
USED TEJCkS-For the Lest in used
:, trucks see III. ID. king Motor Corp $50
Wcst Rroai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

EaHIrrER" nMGiTin H kATE ROY FFoR RsD
iiI E4i,TL CaoNNEERS MOTOR OVEN.
DITrON. SoN-
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SCHOOL T + AC Fl + r S
WANTED-Indian Head

SCHOOL T + A G II + r S
WANTED-Indian Head
School at Naval Proving
Grounds, Indian Head, Md.
On Potomac River, 25 miles
below Washington. Two
government boats each way
daily; one and one-half-
hour trip; transportation
free; boats leave navy yard
$50 A. M. and 4 p. NJ, re-
turning 8 A. Nj. and 800 P.
NJ. from Indian Head. Sal
aries, $500 to 1000. Large,
modern, comfortable school
building; all elementary
grades and first two years
nigh school; pleasant sur
roundings; attractive So
cial life; board and lodging
at reasonable rates. Only
teachers with first or sec
md grade certificates and
Icellent credentials want
ed. Write or apply in per-
son to Inspector in Charge,
Naval Proving Ground, IN
dian Head, Md, or tele-
phone through Navy Dept,
Washington, d. c.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nun,rd--l'c:uuic

CIKi---Wanir!, intelligent g.rl IS ;o 80
years Odd Win fun nigh school "duca-
ZION "h" has completed sl"auErapn.c
course business eNpgrIencc unnecessary.
lliilh! salary s!Niy du."rs: increase as
DispatUh
MAil'--NNaUt-d. competent maid for
cleaning doctors office. .Nua!v 80!
". Grace ST.
PASTRY MAhEi--i'irs:- pastry
ana dessert !Hlakcr. !ighi work and
good hours. Apply business Mems Cub
ton floor. American National Bank Build
ro1 renn these wat Abs ike eata!ox-
they indcItd
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SnIe

F0i;iS fokDS. brand nov. bes, prices
",anu"fd Nuip Equipment co. See r.
iuiMcBILE-Any an. desiring 10 pu--
chase used iiuDnobllc VIII do N. II
20 consult us hcTOr, buying w. bpvu
!, cpihpic'" hlH;oFy OF every Hum In this
Hril'oiY y: winch We WIZ h. glad 10 fur
t"hsnit uS for your own protection.
n,n'hr'"n Automobile Co. Inc. .27 "
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Vantcti-IicaI Estate

BARTON Heights home Of or rooms:
price must hr reasonable. Address !
40. care iimcs- DISPATCH.
CHAS. l. I.OE.lIR n co. INC Insurance.
and Real Estate, sol Mutual Ruiiding
r. Arthur hayi!Ss. Manager Real Estate
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LIVE STOCK
lIOrScN. NMIIlN. .cAi.Ics

\iNGfVIA's RELIABLE IazA,K-NcI,
Broohs You viii nnd Ul"piy h.rsa .
hhi ,ihufn second han! wagons. tEsCIaa
nli harness tor At" aaiIv auction day,
tsiay ana Saturday. Rring YOUR sIr.
nv, hlock w" Sii sell them -ur YOU
and yon can get yuIr rnCury same dsy
iso;-ii East Franklin street. ri...,
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Mnntcu-l,cnI icsln,n
.hUCTIONS-LEGdLS
Legal Notices
o I

PROPOSALS FOX leasing land at wiz
gIuc.r oiiivr. L. : Army. Room - Cus-
t"mhoGs". Norfolk. Va Seated prpnusals
will DC received here .unt!i /: noon Aug
uSt q. 1920. ana tn:n opened Tor leas-
ing land owned ry United states at Wis-
!puE !iby Spit. County OF Norfolk. state
% virginia. Further Information on 49,
II.LcltImn-
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs. Cats, Pets.

Dogs. Cats, Pets. IL
DOCS ana r,gs OF az Sinds NJ A wiIDer.
.'rir ThvHtcr.
Let - board your CANARY for you sous
l.ir' &h"" In East Grace
Poultry nHi supplies 10
Foi; SAIE-FIfiy l,hod" i.i',nJ n.a mn
..'e Agr,l hatch. ,;,nLuI:a 50,5.w.
SrNMEl; rEEDtSG FOR WINTER EGGS
f'"A 'urin' thichrm thDwd"r NTH
FNItut scratch ft-u au3 your hvns Wil
isy Iu-.1g ;A- Ia. ana winter, when eggs
''lr atg' and hs.h Ia ioD ncuni hasS
Hill lHtr p"Gnd g1gE"G"S Vt yogr deal
Gy7 90 ifHuer ~ Hasten i2o> r. cary
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EMPLOY 3iES7
Help Nantc,l-NIaic

SALESMAN wanted We have need for
nm "Nptr!enc"i bOpkkcs r"r. - To- 2b
years OF age. with l,utcptiHi selling ,bllbN.
u" ihhn ~ employ must furnish hdc!ity
nohus. POSSESS pleasing personality ana
nav" plenty OF ginger and u rsiSt"uC" iu
ms mtkc-ur 10 such man wc vG.r
It sh.h:!r6 position with every opuurtuu.;s
ana Steel Filing EuuIpin"ut of our uNI
ma nutaCtu-". direct 10 IA, consumer .u
Nlddi" Atlantic Coast territory Thr li.tu.
pos" >siuE i"1l ambitious energy aud the
'LpN" Qualifications can '.1rlfH.iGr utS
AFFINITY and measure success ~ n!a effort
hrriy a. "ng" to G.. Kerr. EmpipVm-nt
sup. rvIsur for Baker EhwS"r SOmuauy.
l!"n'on NarhOr, Mich. Applicants WIFI
pleas. detail business "srcricuC-. nagu,s
"i former employers. also home address
ami t"l"rh"n" number.
rOHACcO WAREHOUSE Man. cSp.ri-
'nr"I wanted on North Carolina ;nI:-
k"t from nrs; S-nt.mb.r until christmas.
Hnn" but urSt-rIass man need aus.> or
S'aS" reference" tNV' rirnr" age. "-igA'-
salary IN FIRST letter. No 5iJ. X"bu!cu.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN for sI4. line
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-i'cn,nic :
J. IL. Mostly x 60.

KE9UiRE ENPEiiESCEp SALES
WDMES FOR SEGEwEAN MIl.LINEIiY 4
ASD READY TOW EAR
SrENuGRhPHEK WITH BoOKKEEp-
ING EXPERIENCE
WOMAN FOR CORSET ALTERATIONS
APPLY SUIT OFFICE
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r r o p O 5 y I. $


DEPARTMENT. OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
The Ciiy OF Richmond invites proposalsf
Gas WORKS. the following STRUCTURES:
Item /. Building an extension and maxi
Ing alterations 10 ths existing brick en-
E!nr-rOoin. IL
Item :. one steel ana concrete elevated
plans AMI speciHca;l ons may be seen at
this pMce. or a. the Office Of ths ATchitecip.
M-ssrs Cnrneal " Johnston. I1' chamberl
~ Commerce Building.
PROPOSALS must be enclosed in seaiedi
cnv.Ioprs marked "Proposals for Struc-4
10 the order of The COMPTROLLER OF ,hei
city OF Richmond. must accompany the,
bid. which must b" delivered al che Office
~ the d"Uart!nent\ prloc to IL o,clockl
tnoonb. on the 5th day OF August. 1870.
The rirh, to reject any and all bids Is
reese rived. ~
E w. TnAFFoRp Director.
THE RECEIVING Of freight At Hcrml.agsi
substatiou ~ the Srahoard AIR Lima
Monday August .. l?2O: hours. y. NJ. TO
! H. Nj aNCnp; Saturdays. from a. NJ.
to - NJ l.. r. Gou,der. AGENT S
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Auto Accessories

AUTO TOPS. curtains. sea; covers. re-
pairing. Auto Top and Trimming Com
lnlE NNnI,
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Real Estate for Exchange 80

TlMnEK LANp-We have two small
tracts OF timber land which owner de
sirrs 10 ,Ncha nge for good building iois or
small rental property In the city, Charles
f.. kuchrmund. Room 10. Allison building
sos l-2 East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

TIMBERLAkE & HIT,
kcal Estate Auctionaers,
ioul East Main Street.
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INSTRUCTION
-=-=======-==-===--=------=-==
Musical, Dnil.Ina .n1..nI..

DANClEG-M G. Z. hmu.vnhauser :.
Fast MARSHAL! ) rect. guarantees ia as
lessons Madison G2Gj-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

HEoAbMAT Cleaning and prcssi!ng Co
l.2o East BI"lI Street
HAEIlS 90 an,r- ana ayurs 1927 Wesi
AlA.n Madison 1899
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

WANTED, by large manu-
featuring concern, young
man as shipping clerk and
assist in office; one who is
willing to learn. Address
2. O. Box TAP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

WiLi.fS- ENIGIIT-Slccvc valve motor; IN
best OF condition: extra tire. brand new
battery: IA perfect shape $780, terms 10
desired = Meyers Sons Co. 3-ii South
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EE<ih &sTATE FOR RENT
Ann ,nrnt> ana Stats


Ci.NIRhl --iitrhC!pr apartment: urivat.
bath. !hnn" Madison .725-l m lri-
rHE cnESrERl'Il:LD Very desirable
hpariiurui ~ lou: rooms ANA tGtn Ia
suh..i. furnished or uufuruishrd: iiuiur-
htNic poSS ssirn. NuUiY Manager
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

'GRASUHRGEK AUTO Tor CO--Nu.o
tors recovering. repairimg. ~ y. 2o,h
THESE WAS Aus frouue. ,,esutA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

GRACE ST. WEST -Nine-roo.n. furnish
ct house. modern CuuvtE.rnr"a Al
hr.ss :, vi Cary r.Wrs nispatCh
- u..' "'-.. ....,,... ., .....
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ncn"."A..- ."u ns,ng :
CARPETS, CARPETS

Oli carrots made over into new rugs
Richmond A"I!EE Co. ga y Nin:h ST
Madison Els.
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Mnntcn-iinnns. I;nnr,

WANrEU Room ana brcaEfas,. ON
church iiNl near jinhv iIii PARK nv
y'uu; .iir address Il lli care Times
i'lsrGt nh.
lpt 80 lady desires board IN urivntc
family. mas ros't'on: Nest End pre-
f.rr.l. Call Madison 332i b,twcca ) 10
VI. ""h . t.. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

GENERAL. AUTO SUPPLY. INC. 1893 w
broad Street. Special This week ;cSI
Fir"St.uc. tires and tubes. 500 miles guar
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TON TRUCKS

FonD SEDAN ISL. MODEL.
EHuirPEp WITH ELECTRIC STNRT"
~, AMP LIGHTS. REI'AlNTED AND
TIRE AND TUBE MA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

~ !.tSN En- wanted. If YOU are Il produc.
InS salesman dhi would be interested! in
an Ghusutl "pHnriuniiN Tor large returns
Iu;I"; ana can finance Yourself fur Il week.
S"t! loom, ='I EueStrs Hotel. from 10 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

- i.f.H"NN Tor c!iy trade. nice lite. clean
WORK calling on largest husircss hnms',
Ghi banks. trade already established
tNhi Chih'" 10 advance and ha well iiAiu
App1y al once. southern stamp ana S:a-
GnntTy Co. Twelve SIX Main Mr. Kosrn-
Nuri- N.N.y. Elnnr
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FoRDS. FORDS-S ira,d.ncw ,ourInrs
ROADSTER; starters; new. S135. IL ) 10Th. 4
FOHpS. brand-ucw. with starters: only
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rUI Tcnn these wat All. ike . Cata!ox-
they indcItd
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths
'inrrn: Directors
Personals

FliAuf-Edw:n ihaup. Funeral Director
a, ana Eiuhalm' r. COS Fast Main Street
.Mhulson III. HhniOlnh bGC3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-30

FORD CARS.
For sale. All ihirs; model touring cars.
roadster. Coupc ANA ScdHus hmm. Il .a,tc
delivery iTices reasonable. Wire or
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-10-08
American Imperialism Looks To The East
By ]. B. Morgan

direction. The United States already has trade
of $1656 000 900 in Asia, and this is calculated
as soon to be expanded to twice as much. What
will it be? Steel, steel, steel-or in other words,
machinery, railroads and other steel products.
That is the way production is to be increased in
the United States, giving the Chinese railroads
where needed OF not, setting up new industries in
China and Siberia. Not more things for the use
of the American people. By no means not more
things for the American workng-class The East
is to beome as "cvilized" industriazed-as
the West. Capitalism is to spread itself ever far
ther But by the inherent law of it's own being it
cannot do this by producing more things for the
use of the workers. So it builds ever higher towers
of steel, tower reaching vainly to the sky
Imperialism and export of steel go hand in
hand The effort is to find room for capitalist de-
velopment in faraway territory, to find room for
setting up new industries without increasing pro-
duction of things to be used by the workers at
home The latter alternative would mean lower
prices or higher wages, whichever way it is stated
coming to the same thing: better homes, better
clothes, more food and more schooling for the
worker and his children. Things are not to be TAX
en- to China for the Chinese to consume. On the
contrary machinery is to be taken over the
only method now open to capitalism for continuing
seas to use the Chinese! This is the
to pile up its profits. 1t means an inevitable
crash sooner or later The credits represented
by the gigantic tower of steel, with its girders
arising from every corner of the earth, will soon
topple like toy structure. 1t can only produce
ever more machinery and railroads and products
of steel, and soon it will have reached it's farthest
reach. But even sooner it will have driven the
workers in steel to desperate stand against
their enslavement = the workers at home and
the workers even in China Soon these workers
will rise to claim the powers of production for
their own use, to turn these powers to the crea-
ton of the things which mean fuller life for the
toiling masses
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-10-08

munists, OF Reds as they are called, are charged
with belief in assassination, with fostering the
individual act".
The whole history Of the Communists is a re-
futation of the charge. Their tactics are opposed
to it. In advocating mass action and class organ
izatiOn, Communists reject the individual act.
Organization is effected for leading the workers in
mass movement against their recognized foe.
Strictest discipline to the central idea with a
central policy is enforced. The individual becomes
part of the vast, all-powerful machine moving on
relentlessly to its goal.
In the meantime, Mr.. Palmer and the Depart
ment of Justice come before the public once more.
Once more they prove their inability to capture
real culprits and their criminality in endeavor-
ing to fost the responsibility of others on to a
handy scapegoat.
Mr. Flynn, of the Bomb Squad, announced
that the day before the explosion forty members
of the Bomb Squad had been discharged from the
force. Experience has demonstrated that man
anxious to obtain or get back a job will go to any
lengths to prove his indispensiabity. What must
it mean to forty men? European history reveals
that individuals of their occupation and cabre
would resort to anything to have their positions
restored - the choice of method being left to
them.
Although one would not directly associate
them with or accuse them of the crime, the COIN
cidence is so strange as to leave room for strong
suspicion.
The Wall Street explosion remains as cha-
lenge on the part of the government-Wall Street,
which the government gladly would turn into a
Haymarket!
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1920-10-08

The House of Morgan, represented by Mr..
Lamont, has been very active in arriving for joint
Imperial exploitation of China, having come to an
agreement with bankers of Japan and England
"for the benefit of China"
Mr. Lamont recently made statement which
gives graphic idea of what is expected in this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-17
WEAKNESS PREVAILS ON
CHICAGO CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Jan. Weakness
that prevailed in the corn market
Friday was apparently due more or
less 20 new low records of exchange
rates TO Europe The close was
nervous at q 10 ] 2s down with May
S1.S27s TO z and July S1.307s 10
&1.S1L Oats lost S. 20 sc. In
provisions the outcome ranged from
e cents 10 soc advance
Selling pressure against corn was
rather heavy at times and there was
81 sharp watch throughout the day
on foreign political developments
The unrest abroad was associated
with the unprecedented situation i'm
regard to exchange. and was geuer-
ally taken TO indicate a more dis
coursElng export outlook
Oats receded with corn but on the
decline obtained timely support
lrom leading bulls
Slowness OF cash demand was an
element Of weakness i'm provisions.