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ElIPLE) lIENT
Situations Wantc,I-,i.lr


SALESMAN Of tAnctrncc. city or ,,.y.,-
soy" "Hd ,'nIe line IN general ia n.tIrc
si"i.. iioA :. l22. ear" IN. plSpa5sl
,.>LESMAN-N-I salesman. good address
hurd worker, wants cU.,nrctiou Iit.'
,iL.rs"'+, , and "NE"'l"nt record IS ne.
SALESMAN. YOUNG tnar,i"d man dys.r~~
position. local salesman ~ oli!lc assist .
ACT. i:Ny.!lSnt references. Phone Ran
Sniri'iNG CLERK Position as shipping
y.at. "Npcri.ney lumber ana im!il@o,l /.
lio KaEdolph Street.
SHOE SALESMAN Waited. position II,
Shoe Etofr: years rSpcI IyuCr. CITY ref
-'"uve Madison %5".-w ur los East
s.!,s'nnn IN tire amt acc, ssor! nus,uyss.
, N"HrS "Ni''tlnnrc. Address Nuiruujz"i.
WAITER iiuTi.ti, roHrER
Has,nn ~ ~ & rn mis- St. 's''''" A. 9
y tuuNG MAN with nigh school cluga-
gr wh",">ai" mrm Bon y ito care rns
cuLoEEr man. II. wishes position IS
References. A"d''ss .oN j 90. ca." "a,
l'I-pHtcn
cuL"HEn courl. wish work a. cool. ana
,u hi% Catherine Street.
@. tom n'''I r., 'n'':t !s !i-9 No. re4%"i 'p
IN SEHNICE man. m"rg!rd ,y.sne, job
-: ',"y" HS .it, "' "'X - as a. WORK
3uia t.n,. broad street Gig
MAl;i;li.p ;uan. "ui -: w"rl,. wants i, i.L
90 i"'',t nr .h.i"r % h"lre' 80 any
in ,";;..';s s t.'GE '''''S' N'''',S ''9 81.
MARRIED MAN-:" desires Nor., OF .ny
INK s. 4 . yrn,s 4 ,:.. 5 :N Ann ,i'iryss
POSITION ny rs" young married. mon.
,Nu"ri"nr" a. iirrmcu. stationery ~,
5,"ysit,"f, I'"a mn,iits ~ r"m'i"e On
ar. The Dispatch. ''
rOSiT!ON wanted e. lay": uut uf .tr4,g.
in a@ ,nn .i,.,' tL'" y g@4s,s,s".
rhom" K"mI"!rh 50aJ-J.
WANTED. position Tor ui,iG.y-ud ,,,n
Collect ING. i"seimn" .w.iYn"u,.. W.tch-
" ap e or snyfHs a st %iT ~ %.,!r,
WASTED = position a. Hrsn.n or coal
,I2l"st I" , ia!,s i ,.n "ouid accept any
dress Hamilton jones. /. %orih E.!.,h
WASTED 10y yo'.nE married man. :.
or in auto shop " j. nottoms. . SUI s,Io' 4
WNEi< Is sp''f ,;me w.n'ei ny youn.
.
in,. csre Tn" Dsratch.
YDt%G man. Il years.. wishes som. Kind
-! clerical HOvn: years -An..r!cu...
ii.si references. Il i. BALTIMORE IL .
M,sl CARY street rhou. VI, !Is1n
lui"-j
lpi'%G nau wishes position az Utn.y
q !s". s!":I. Ia -.usrgy. W.il ac. +, II
Anything Addrrss ~. r. Sc, Svlnm. :,
street.
Yut'<G mnn wants w"ra OF any k.ud.
uad > gears "NU.rI"av, Ia .I."yi M: MI.
Jur.. business. CHARLIE, Gordon. i;.i
\orth Twenty -iiiSt street
Young man. trchE!oa. eIurdt.nn sig
N.hr~' practical "nSsa"c' .HS .NpvI.ruar
a!"ig electrical! m"CHhui,I. and rn-'al.
!uigL lines. some sales .ap"r!cuC,
lion y a. ,ar" IA" Dispatch.
YDI'Sti man wishes uii;c. worn had {.
years .%pcr!"HU,. az inb Chauffeur
:ur ipTsi at once. BOX A ~.
car" rN" dispatch.
YntNG MAN wishes p"si'inn ~ vulcan.
!a"r "r chauffeur "i ANY uaNc ear. Ran.
d"iph .uii-J. Nj. woody.
YoUNG MAN. /. N-.tS ola desires ros,.
ton "a gurag" wh"r" u" cat I"aru me
,r.,L, al "a" aGi"n p;iir mechanic.
YOUNG MAN. =. wears ag" married six
wears experience -,H"-.. office work
Quick. accurate a. Figures Al refer
"nv"s. a"N y IL. care IA. Dispatch
YOUNG MARRIED Expcr!cuc,d IN
;rnr"ry buSjit".S. wants work ,'Ll
I;rrd,.ph "u-i-J. Mr.. pIIv..r.
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The Great Announcer

ti:Gin" man with mrsapi,onc standing top
OF Cit! Hall and telling cviryI"tly in Richmond :,,
Jones touring ur sacor that has
lost her
III had something Sc--Won,int
tell the a
II you had he fitted, Wouldn't take
little each day listen he cried the of
varied offers OF other people until YOU heard that
suited
The B>nurh> is he
Nnnuunrtr - Richmond.
IL tells the AMI hundreds al vpp la
thousands OF others ,aN-ts clearly
though shouted them tile houscnps.
Turn the classified Column>-srr i:,; Nnuw want
isn't advertised there to-day.
And when you !" of your own call
randolph AMI ask AL talcr.
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ABSTRACTION

Musical. dancing, Dramatic "a
DANCING taught ruaSpnanlr. Miss lst,-
"tInIpi. studio 4pa " t;i.,y". ItIn. ils.:-J
pA NCiNG-Ait EuImcuHausct. > North
Harrison street. IuaGaul'r- IN I'VE .,s.
-"ns. inOu' madison 1891 "
phNtlN,i-a!~s. ,.iud, Mallory. Studio NO
North fiI:, Street. private aud r.tu
lessons. .iaHIoIun 3.jI-J
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lNDl:NI:D FOR QUICK
Itl.I'I.ttt.Ntl.
Chc the Tcirphunr-tnlt Randolph
Ash. for Nnut tI 'InkrK

'NNt> tpt ~ HhN afNtF
CLASSIFIED advertisements ordered
FOR TIL; RICHMOND TIMES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition vii
appear in tnc next edition OF THt
ENENlNG DISPATCH. The rate:
given herewith cove: morning AN,
evening service in AL instances, wit,
The exception of THE SUNDAY
TIMES pISPArCu. which IS pricct
sv.iartSc!H.
Schedule "f Want Al Rates
..gc u Word dairy, minimum
U.s. sat SOLID
a - word daily. minimum 56c.
agAte CAPS.
Sc i word sunday. minimum
&c, set solid.
&c gore Suu!ay. minimum
soc. aGa;e caps
: consecutive Assertions price
- - INSERTIONS.
co.s,euuyy n.s".Arus price
e., a. !us yt.eus
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IN Il SIOCk
Dogs, luIs, Tets

BIRDS. assn. cages aud supplies. SUu5'-
ltiTi SnuL. - East G!a,y.
dogs and pets OF al i..ut> NJ. y w!.1eG.
-, " rwynty-.tgh,h -. Mad ;,s,.
GUINEA rlGS-FOr sale. SuIi.c- pI.s. Al!
Col"rs. call Itandoiph 5-p=-W
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EMPLOY MENT
Situations wnn,cd-Ecm,nlc SO

SITUATIONS Nhntcu-t c1tiiilc bo
TEACHER wants position to teach amy
one ~ all .,t.ucs from nist /, seventh
grades. Teacher holds "icInratHry Ger
tinrItv and iNNn yeas tcHCHiul "Np"ri-
cu,o- box |. So. care ihc D.spat ch.
Observation-Disclosures" teacher with
desires position near Hichmoni. Ia
Cril.nI credentials. Address Miss ~.
91Ub f.asJ ,:Tacr street. liicl.nond. -
i.hUn" Madison 6iit.
TELEPHONE orERAToE7-Giri wants 20.
Sition as private branch operator. tpA
! as. The Dispatch.
TlpISr experienced ia clerical WORT.
desires pusitt"n. Ian. Sioi or Mad 80"
TY,aSr OK CLERK desires position "a
p.IirnCcl. thoroughly competent. spIu"
KNOW ledge vi Snort n,na and poukk"rp-
iuE. good references. boulevard iJss-.i-
WAITRESS woman wound l.,."
position as WAITRESS. have had SIX yea
,.sI.rirnC". counter table service.
,Iynn!" Warren. II! ; ram IT.
RELIANT. s.:t.lI l..,s w'"n"s -.,n'. ."t
IN CAFETERIA Og ,.vrK ia -tb.t. st.,,..
salary .AucriCG Ia Nun"!"u-- "a: u...!-
mes : dCau..,..- q IL. car i'.su' tr..
WAS Ti:p position 10y sounE LADY a
t,p.at. A!n .Limil."r "tIn i.Gl1Eomc.
Madison h-i--i.
Yol-<G lady with seven years -Apvrl-
,acc desncs ios.Iiom ~ rsIN,'" breach
telephone Urci"t"s. tHi! Madison '-'!.
Young LADY wishes IosiDo" Ia !ry
.nuus 500; c:,u FURNISH reference. fuN
q I.H. care IA" i'i~PHtcn.
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,NNTED. hliEN. 'UUrE"tic young man.
piles -tnG ivrs"n"itt!. IN business ""r".
a.. ,rll.," s.-uu.tr. Ad,;rss i,uN - i-g.
r.,., 9 h- i'.spAvth, EtvInS references.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

EAkl.t NU.sound on bread second pa
l,...v-. wINsS wcrh ~ a.. NHtv I.s
n.~i,atch
EuN desires ros..tou Soda fuunta.u o;
10 he'll, ~ oinr-. san AsO.-." ""-
Ninth 80.
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~ SiNESS SEX, ilE
business Services Onrrcd
CAH"Gls. CARPETS.

CA".&la. CARPETS.
GA ,'t"vts .e"ovrn I"tu ",w iuss
Lr,""aond t."ii"E Co. H"r,n N.n,a
pon- aaa.''i. al - tnra,say4
N!S- tuHG- ltv.n Nuuv u",. ,Jlma.!..s
!.u-ays, 80, ~nrtn ImgG street.
Oi-b HAAS s.,un,d auu G,uIoeac.! Ike
i.'" .An.i'-'", Sh"e HnIn,. So H.. Ma.
rACkING Ja.un Umlawf 1924 West
Iu.t. ,ui.t ...d ,.-I ..s ....-l.,t. 49,, 4
"..' s"''''" - .n.'."- Ouosu.u BY,
!IANn. ..uN.NG EApys, ....r,u. Ana
,H,',..,- E.ar, - Ss.,i. !nc.
i!A>o $50. .cu~tu". ,ynu..u.n.
Lsr''t ,.i-r"t e'"Iioscs 1uarautcri
- - 'si.t.' go" ; ." ,arv.9sHg t.."s
Nvui IIsNGuIsHut. HtIh- :. q, o.. I.vt,,,i
i'"~F "' '"c'1d a ~ suu os4tr and
-'.!'ti I'm" y" !"i' '.," aliases tnu,
>"'.t- '"- ihs "oS' p! ."".."s Est..
r.. loiN .mr"u''E a"i .-I....n -.
SEW sc l-4'!y niufs pl.an sewing Tor
ti.U.'u 's adults. can Madison -.uN-J.
W'ht''. n.un.E'-. Sn.r ~nu. 1901
b.. s,. tlA h,,.-. yt.to a,a.- '':,'' -.
Notwithstanding 10
Nl;rENIERs' WuNh Gou~ D., contract.
EH-ar ":"cH .Us 90 "T'u,.ls I.uas1L-
.i..t ii.''- heU."'a!d 1901.
GAEAiES nupRpns.s Shelving. llsn nm
nil1f t-pns,d Hnd ..lu,uI Reason
".." 'f4.r Stii-!Hri.u.. Madison 80.
GNHAuhs- Sc ~.H ou..c go. an 49,.
49,. SJi"Ss q N',i ~. "a. 7nplcd
,yuns Man lis Mcst Mail st.r...
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MERCHANDISE:
ROOMS ,sD BO.iRD
liuunns MI,h Itu.,r.l

fHANhtlN STREET. .DJ I;ASr-Ii.,d
nont'iS Iui niEhcI !uonis MN ar 49,
.u' oa'"' Ne maze speciality vt t.u,.
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Statesmen and Agents

SALESMAN wanted tor BurrpNus made
i..a.G.v NIri"w aud dor SCREENS.
N.tIurr ~rlps. etc. UT" wHv - !tI,I.tg
,.u uuiIuiuS "details pg,i-itve. tu sell
U..-,t 10 owners TN commission h,s -
,.i. I an bt IIaEultU - ."r..'.s 900 la
,rl.n,rtiuu with n,a"r uTlJ!uS -g.,,n!-
iir. Address inc L.. .. l.u. IpW,s -.
-N.l.~Nit\ calling general store,
-!. ll.. iast selling Sp', tII boys
U.,-.t. one Sample. Az Commission.
i,ri,..t nru-.S Cincinnati O.u4.,.. M.
nm ,-I.NiI.MMlL. OnIn.
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rrintin.-Ntniionci.,
Departing

iu.s.lnH sr4.u ~N.H 81
j., tn. urI.ir ihnu, htn. 20.
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Mo,orr.,nr, and blc,cics

Bltl,,ILS--M hen uuyInga picycI. .l>y.,
buy Inv best. max 10 lnc Hanger
J.. Guari"s ~ Sons. JiG " est iroau
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.ApN Ns.n irt,uy.l experience ,!r..I,-
e. isr-!t.vl. 90 .,ti, Iv! uH invalid !.Gy. ar
as yulup.ulpu 10 elderly coupe lie:
ut,- -i,'u EuN ~ AZ. care Inc
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Moving. trucking, ,,tor.,r, :.
Observation-Disclosures

SigN tNH s.p."- ,i.tM- a.I s.ip,,.u.
10" jai"' i.N"ert ""i". l."c.e 49,. Z -.
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service MISUNDERSTANDING

AZ lOA.OI.tLr. IAIH.4.,G lor nmu .uto
'a'"l'"H SO S....lh H..Ury NCn.,.c ~,
80 NU't'. VoL.tH s,!r-I.
BA "a EI;l S'.!:NICE See Curci, lat.
'sE! Co. .ha =. Main 81 !.a" io,I.
Ross = CAhl.E-A ut"monI,o repairing
'h4 -rit"."t -pa -!I...'s wOgh. !ou,. .
NJ rsi "i'Ii. SiIvu, boulevard rs
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Find Pays Them Advertisement 10 the Paner av
ElIPfGl WENT
Help WnEtcG-i'cma,c

, ,H., ,: I.aa,ls! w,>' craze
COOK Wanted a ,eoh Mas; have very
best reference. 1iia Grove Avenue.
rhivArE TEACHER wanted can Madt-
cn,,d. rapid st.n"E s.9myr. Can. secure
Pc .|H' r"S'.I'' LEN 1ei.I.nSs:
o.. PORTSMOUTH. Va.
TEACHER Wanted. Il private ach.r TO,
lou, yh.tI'Sn ~ hr ,, :, I"," ini 'hi,d,
IN. ,\rw canton "a.
woMAN for ssu"rai housyN.s.,. IN coun,
rmnMHxNNr
ruSitlpN inAr
w rAts r:i;,h:Sst tr,0-irr
M iNc.>Isi " ~! i,t niii';ti 9EIt
woM;N 81 ST. ; IIi( a!iA >I'"s OF
Good cy s!sht U,nr,HE health aud willing
:ess I" wo.h gay noHrs ",-'-"ed "a" the
~ il'iii.t:tio,Ut '; ..>,i.'.1i.iENcE NEEDED.
ROOM 49,, -, S.,s' cNA ,,.,i, sr:
.E.t.i-'i'"Ni. -.
- SO. az" u. "l wvrs aHl wan, pn.
s.u"m tin 't-''ttgh l...' ms, s.iul-
49,, al -, G,es.ien S'.ey.
Help Wan,cG --:':aic aa
!iS,TriL..,hs-. u.ntci Tor Sal.
urI.[s - 81. Nam s,.... ..u :.>,
tt,.,. .St!y. ,... i.io.u ~truc.1
COMMERCIAL rt ,,,. $3.50 u a,y.
s>t4i. -, i:Ni,.s..t,. 49,. totcner. f;uA 1:
-.
Ncl.Gi'-i, ~" '.'...." "H Ihint
%, nH' ,.nn,..I'm. Sn w" n .Tm
riEhih
DRUG CIEIk. r.c.stcrni tor two weeks
T,.li-f work NurI. tu q. =. ,;utSuyu
N,,, port News
I,,.,.t.Is.r ,,..,,..t .....,..,.i 49,, si.,-
~, 'N'i'' w. ". ' -.
IN So 80 - '"''7'''''''
f"''' 'h''S' '''i' I. - "
MIN wanted iu learn "a" barber trade
tuition, 80. !"".S iit,' -'h.om.hs 6.fen-
49, -. '"io ' 80 - Oar
%. S"..s w. 49, ,''' "a" -,
lApEIiIINNGlsisS wanted. J. y burgess.
iDl 1908 t.. A.nrr-i Str"rs. thSriOttrS VILE.
PHARMACIST propo.t.!ou open tor
i,yS'Si 80 ''it,i' '''" --''. 4'' - 49, '''e
: 80 "N''''
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fhH'>NiiN - NIss l. .DJ I;ASr--II.,d.
"ou,y iuinishci ivonis. Win or ,yiin
tui oa'h ht iii,~r q spe>I.il, of -.
boaGu. ~ 's"'
GRACE. i.ASr-DclisH,iu! r.on- -
s"u.s n"''1d iio!ns ,.u.lIns. Airs pt,. =
Glsh'E. ic' East strictly n,st-c!.ss
ic.s ,,"!e service.
GRACE. ?il MES - Rooms with La,,,,.
insL.a""d rooms. modern eomX,,i.
,Ht,- .Iis. Johnston.
GRACE 81. EASE aUU--% !cuIy furnI.,,,
'""n i"s cVuuI" or gentlemen.
GRACE. W. ."i--'rwn beautiful. CONNECT.
Gs; r"uins. Separate ~ to- -,n"r. .,.i,,in.
I". batn. '.uc.Tfs lights steam i,r,t.
- i "".tc vo""I..E.
CI!p\ "a i..--iih Jameson" T,aidcnc. bn.t
location .'!uu"'I i..n IUui turi.
u! ~" eoUsI,s. IirI.I. uGys i.Ou.vN..T
svi"-J.
GEuNL AVE. 1905 N..e business XIII OF
u'"vt"G TO rl"r. l.,Ee irUnI room. WIN
o"". h't.S i'"spm.n.e. Madison
LEIGH 81. a!9 EASr- Gentlemen wanted
Tor table b""i,.. i'Iig". - wee. !n
loMnANpT. aiO %oRTIi Two bcaut.:u!.
board. gcHt!cIurI. pioc-Tgyi reference,
"Achanr"d. EOuIcv.:. Jlh:-W.
WEST END-Thr"c furnished rooms, with
board. convenient ~ bath. boulevard
$50.
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Poultry ami Supplies

BLACK MINOICA co,hrf"ls. four thor.
ouShh"d $3.50 zach II sold .iuIn"dla ;"Iy
i."niOipn .%"' j.
CEREALIA EGO MASH = the che. pes,
mash yuu can buy Vu"U .Uu i.usy re-
su.is Wei. COST i!.au-f Z" iI,.
t"n. l-Js i.ast ,arS stree"
HEN--A thi"--l"Esed a,n lol sale. l.. l..
Rodgers. Partition. VA
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aUETIO.SS-LEG-fLS
Legal Notices

Legal Notices VI
AMEEl IN, NATioNAi. BANk.
HiCiIonG. ~.
September -. 1921
At - meeting III tn. I:raTti of directors
;,.Ii iudHy. tn" regular qua. terry utvIIcuI
a.. I: pci Declared uny,Dl,. Iu
stos 4. holders Of record Srptr mbI.: yuth
tncCns Viii he maiicu.
-. h. Hill.
Vice President Hni Cashier
DIVIDEND NOTICE
FIRST NAliuNAI. BANK OF
klChMOND. VA.
september 81. 1921
The directors OF this bank have today
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
) pcf cent ga capital stocx payable O.-
toner ]. 1921. to st'A'khoidrrs OF record AN
OF September -. 1921. Cheeks will lie
mailed.
JAS. VI. BALL. JR.. Cashier.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Universal Leaf Tobacco COMPANY Inc
Tho regular quarterly dividend OF ? per
cent OH the 49, 0O,p60 of Preferred Stock
OF the Universal Leaf Tobacco Company
In Incorporated. has been declared paya bio on
October J. 1921 to the preferred stock
holders OF record at tho close OF business
D. c. PHILLIPS.
Secretary.
TO use these Want Ads Is to DO sure Of
\ 'seess'
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SALESMAN. experience. desires position
}t'wilh reliable nrm IN or out city DaSl
! recommendations. Phone Madison 1866 W.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
LEGION FILES PROTEST
AGAINST DEBS PARDON
Warming Sent to Harding II
Would Inuite LalDlessness.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 29.--Promising a
fight to finish II Eugene ". Debts and
other war prisoners are pardoned at this
time. John G. Emery, national COM
mander of the American Legion, to-day
wired to President Harding that such &C
ton would be interpreted as license to
disregard law and order
The Legion commander assured the
President that no action the Administra-
tion could take would draw the fire of
ex-service men more promptly or united
ly than the pardon of Debts.
The action was prompted by de-
spatches to-day which stated that the
President had received delegations from
numerous organizations urging such ac-
tion and that the matter would have
early consideration. Legion officials
who have closely watched developments
of this case for months decided that 1t
was time to act and hundreds of tele-
grams from all parts of the country are
expected to reach Washington to-mor-
row conveying the same warning from
individual legion posts.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
OYERCHARGE CLAIMS
PRESSED BY FRANCE
Asserts U. S. Railroads Pushed
Up Prices to Extent of
$3,OOO,OOO.

The hearings on the claims of the
French Government that certain rail.
roads Of the United States overcharged
Il for freight movements during the war
were resumed yesterday in the Mer-
chants Associations rooms before Com
missioner e. J. Lewis Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and Examiner
Pattison. The French Government was
represented by c. r. Marshall of Wash
ington. while the roads were represented
by John 7. Finerty, Assistant General
Counsel for the United States Railroad
Administration.
The claims amount to between s2.-
100000 and $3,O00.0O0 covering al
legged overcharges for freight. storage
and demurrage, which are alleged to
have been made between 1916 and 1920,
this involving the roads as individual
corporations and also as divisions of the
Railroad Administration. The principal
witness yesterday was B. NJ. Flippin, an
employee Of the Railroad Administration
during the war, who testified that he
was solicited for business In 1918 by
some of the railroads.
This statement created considerable
commotion. and Mr. Finerty demanded
to know the names Of the carriers and
their representatives, declaring that such
solicitation was q violation Of the Ad-
ministration's orders. The demand was
withdrawn, however, when Examiner
Pattison said the Interstate Commerce
Commission did not want the inforlna-
ton. The hearings will continue this
morning.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
HUNDREDS ARE SAVED
FROM N. S. FOREST FIRES
Prospectors Blamed for De-
sfroying TWo Villages.

HALIFAX, N. s.. July 90. - Dashing
through dense clouds of smoke from the
great forest fire raging on the northeast
ern Cape Breton coast. three steamers
have reached the wharves at Newhaven
and Neil's Harbor and Garfield to places
of safety hundreds Of refugees whose
lives were endangered.
Danger of the loss Of life has been
practically removed by the presence of
these vessels. according to reports re-
ceived to-day. although the fire Is be-
lieved to have wiped out the two vii
lagos.
The refugees said the fires were
started by prospectors, who lit smudges
to keep away mosquitoes. The refugees
brought with them the body Of a woman
In a coffin. the fire having interrupted
funeral services.
Reports from other parts of Nova
Scotia said that all forest fires were
about under control. -thundcrstorms last
night having aided the fire fighters. In
Cumberland county the town Of oxford.
with population Of about 1000. has
been saved. with thousands of dollars
worth of lumber piled at railway sidings.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
SO GLASS 1 ROADS
GAIN DURING JUNE
Lines Operating 81, ,245 Miles
Report 29,281,OOO Net
Operating Income.

Preliminary reports for June giving
operating results of sixty-nine Class 1
railroads. operating 61,245 miles of line
out of total of 235.o0o miles. show net
operating income. after expenses. taxes
and adjustment of joint facility rents. of
29.2s1. 900. in contrast to net operat-
ing deficst Of s1o.96o.00o in June. 1920.
according to the Bureau of Railway
Economics. Allowing for the fact that
many roads which did not report to the
bureau may show deficits. it is esti-
mated that the net operating income In
June of the 2o3 Class carriers will
reach approximately $4,000. 900. in con-
trast to sa7.oso.ooo in net earnings re-
ported for May. 1921.
The figures for the sixty-nine roads
indicate heavy shrinkage in traffic
compared with that of the correspond
ing 1920 month. offset In the net show
ing by a 21 per cent. reduction in operat-
ing expenses. particularly those for
maintenance of equipment. way and
structures.
Detailed revenues and expenses by dis
tricts are shown for sixty-nine carriers
In the following table:
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
METALTRADES LOSE
ONE BILLION A YEAR
Idle Men and Machinery Are
Blamed for Conditions in One
of Largest Industries.

Nearly one billion dollars a year is the
estimated loss In the metal trades In
dustry because Of idle men and ma
chinery. according to a report issued
yesterday by the Committee on Elimina-
tton Of Waste In Industry of the Amer
lean Engineering Council. This indus
try. considered the largest in the United
States in the number of employees and
value Of products. and which In normal
times employs 100000 workers. Is
operating now at about so per cent. OF
normal output
The major causes OF waste and nom
production are instability of labor and
employment and faulty management, the
report states. The average waste due
to avoidable labor turnover is computed
at 800. 900. 900. Modern employment
methods. embracing the study of "why
men quit" are urged by the committee.
we have 100000 unnecessary sep
ssSs.ons.' the equivalent Of 100000
workers annually separated and rehired
somewhere" says the committee. whose
chairman is J. Parke Charming Of New
York.
The report presents the Views Of man
aging executives in thirty-two of the
plants visited. General business con-
ditions. which affect all other industries.
are the principal cause Of waste or nom
production" the report continues.
Manufacturers can undoubtedly hasten
q return to normal conditions by produc-
Ing goods as economically as possible SO
as to make selling prices low enough to
attract buyers.
instability OF labor employment re-
suting from strikes and lockouts has not
been as serious in this industry as In
some other industries. with the exception
of the ship building branch
"An open interchange OF ideas and
business results by managements both IN
this particular industry and in other In
dustries should lead to q higher level
of methods. service and general business
ethics. 1t is evident that management of
labor must be elevated to higher
plane.
1T will take time to bring the entire
industry up to a higher level. During
that time some establishments will prob
ably be eliminated by the competition Of
the more advanced. but in this direction
lies the only hope Of eliminating In
dustrial wastes"
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
PLANE LOSES IN IT'S
RACE WITH DEATH
Timothy Spellacy Dies Before
Brothers Arrival.

LIMA, Ohio July 2e.-Death won In
cross continent airplane race when
Timothy Spcllacy. SO. Los Angeles oil
man, died at a hospital here as hfs
brother, Michael Spellacy. raced east
ward from Tulsa, Okla. to his bedside
Fifteen minutes after receiving a mes
sage that the death Of his brother was
imminent Spellacy had engaged an air.
plane and the race began. Death came
late yesterday before the Tulsa man
reached Lima.
Timothy Spellacy was native Of
Conneaut. Pa. He located in st. Mary's.
Ohio. when a young man and was a
pioneer In the local oil field and one Of
the original owners of the Ohio Oil Com
pany. In later years he was identified
with the development Of the Texas and
Mexican oil fields. He was widely known
In politics In California and at one time
was candidate for Lieutenant-Gover-
nor Of that State. He also served as
chairman OF the Democratic State Ex-
ecutive Committee Of California.
The New York herald., 1921-07-30
GOVERNOR FOlLS ARREST
BY AUTOMOBILE TOUR
Illinois Capitol on Wheels for
Rest of Summer.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
CHICAGO. July 29.-Under plan put
into effect to-day by Gov. Small Illinois
will have Capitol on wheels for an
indefinite period in order that the Gov
ernor may keep away from Springfield
to prevent his arrest by Sheriff Mester
OF Sangamon county on q charge OF hav-
ing embezzled $500. 900 OF State funds.
The Governor will tour the State in
an automobile, inspecting the highways.
on which a $60.00o.000 bond issue Is to
be expended. According to intimate
friends. he expects to transact public
business from the county seats. and a
corp OF travelling secretaries will go
back and forth from Springfield. carry
Ing out orders on State business that
he will give while on tour. Heads of
the State departments will meet him at
places on HIS trip. and will consult him
by telephone n necessary.
The Governor is said to be prepared
to remain away from Springfield all
summer IL necessary to outwit the plans
to arrest him.