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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
l2-l.oIut Yypo


The largest typo permitted In thu
Want Ad pages 10 AZ point. and the
smallest space In which II l:-point
typo ad may DO sot 10 ono inoh. The
rate for this largo typo 10 Z cents .
word daily and cents = word Sum
day. Tho same 7cale OF reductions
will apply an for regular want ads.
These rates apply only to ADVERTISE
D,ents originating In kiehmond and
suburban territory. From other
spurces tho rates are; Daily. IL cents
en- agate limo; Sunday 10 cents an
agate line (count 8 words to tho iins),
Cash must accompany tho order.
Longer term rates tor business al
reruhers on request
Adver tiseinents received as late AZ
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AUTOMOBILES


Automobiles for Sale II
THE OVERLAND touring and roadster Is
now S6S5. delivered In Richmond. Har-
per-Overiand Co.. lac.
USED CARS.
Dodge Sedan.
Hudson Specdster.
7passcngcr Chalmers.
5-paSsSnger Kline.
All in GOOD coalition. Can be seen at
Broad ana i'inC streets
AI.SoP MOTOR CORP
USED FORDs.
Touring. with starter. In excellent,
SVhH.iion ..'....:.... .......... $3.50
l92l Touring. with starter and de-
:nnuntallc wheels and other extras:
has been used about TWO months. says
1921 Touring. with starter.... $3.50
Runahout. with shock absorbers ...Sl5O
1871 kunabout, with starter and sew
Runabou'. without starter. SOS
These are just Il few of the used tords
in our stock. 1t viii pay you TO see
them before buying.
UNIVERSAL. MOTOR CO,
1912 West Broad Street.
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DOUBLE-BARREL hammoriess shotgun
$3.50. Rowlett bicycle Co.. No. Il
West broad.
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IUCTIONS-LECILS
Legal N0ticca
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
Richmond. VA. November 0. 1891.

ktchinond. W.. November 0. 1891.
special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Life Insurance Company of Viz !
ginla will he held at the Home ONCE OF
the Company. corner Of Capitol and Tenth
Streets. Richmond Virginia. on We'd
NESDAY. THE 23RD DAY OF NoYEM
her. 1921. at 0'cloc. L. 81. for tn a,
confederation and action OF the Stock
holders upon the question of authorizins|
the Board Of Directors Of the Company
to Increase tn. Capital Stock OF the Com
pany la huch amount and upon such
terne and conditions as may be prescribed
by the Stockholders. an Increase In stocJ
having been recommended to the stock ]
holders by said Board by resolution
adopted GA the Stk day OF November, 1921
ana 'or the Transaction of such o,hcI
burincSs as may properly come be!or4
ss!d meeting The 1ooks for transfer oi
sioek OF the Company will be closed onI
the 10Th day OF November. 1921. and re-
opened on the 9Th day Of December ;s2il
a. CARLTON MCKINNEY.
Secretary.
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LIVE STOCK

Poultry md Supplies 40
MORE EGGS-Fccd ccrcalia Eek Mash
and Tuxedo Scratch. Al your dealers
or Braucr & HASTEN, Distributors No.
1908 East Cary Street.
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MEkCH<fNDISE
Articles for Sale

BOYS school shoes. ,i.Ss; iadIcs' and
mems felt comfort shoes, 9Sc: mem,
dress shoes. s..ss: old ladies' comfor,
shoes. 81. Empire Shoe Company. 90,
West nI0nd Street.
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AL ABO-O-O-O-ARD"

washington baltimore, Philadelphia and points
north Track number 8.
travellers In city railroad depot
est ms the dcep-toned train
10 DO made by tho express which is
1hey give only passing
Jority OF stations the particular
ton to see If their in
list.
mere In ltchmoEd the
Dispatchs classified section. Every ,ay
many ouylns and selling
hst offers well worth inhabitants
Richmond
Automobiles, business service employment finances
instruction. live stock, board and
real estate for sale o. the stations"
touched by the section AT lenst one
OF these stops" will
Get "Abo-o-o-onrd" and start reading tho
classified dads,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-15

Ms AND "pME%-K! chmond and all
cit!.s and towns IN Stat. roll u,,..
White "asning compound. big repeater
bis pfoh;. room 20s Bryan building
t!shth and Broad Streets. Sunshine
Products CO
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

fvHSsA STATED communication o,
@STt 20 tho Richmond Ratholrr -. =.
SinsS3 No. 70. A. r. c: 4. ~. will
R~&A be held Ia Nr.uuh ~
uHA6fd Franklin Street. between Eish
tee"in ard Nineteenth. thlR evening at
O'Clock. work In the entered appreciate.
degree. Members O! sister lodges an,
transient brethren are tra,eruaily invite,
To meet with Us. By order OF The worl
shinful Master. c. L. Eidsdgc. Secretary
IN TiiE. DISTRICT COURT OF TIN
UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTl
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
In the matter OF No esq.
SAM ADRAMSON. In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of SAM ABRASION
or Richmond, in the County o! Hen.
rico, and district aforcsaId--Bankl
Notice is hereby given that on No.
yemhcr II, 1921, the said SAM AB!
RANSOM was duly adjudica,ed hank :,
rupt, and that the first meeting o.,
his creditors viii be held in my Office
Rooms lllS-lll9 Mutual BuiIdlngI
Nichmond, va. on the 26TH DAY Oiy
NOVEMBER, 1921. at 10 o'clock in thd
forenoon. at which time the said
creditors may attend. prove thciI
claims. appoint u trustee. examine thd
bankrupt. and transact such othci
fore said meeting.
THOS. b. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
November IL, 1921
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business SERVICES Onere,,

CAKFETs. ChHpg.rs
O!9 eafJeis IeSoyen into new run.
hiFh"ona awning Company. zli Mo-.
With street. Madison z!s.
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Floyd
Avenue
Best

Wo are offering n LARGE CORNER
HOME AND STORE on this street a.
a bargain price OIL easy terms.
ALSO CORNER RESIDENCE mod
crn, with 10 rooms and two baths
paying 1870: your terms
JAMES T. COSBY,
80 East Main Street
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SALESMAN.

One who is intelligent. concentrations
ana hhrd worker. TO represont a re-
liable and wtii-established company In
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Help-MaIc or FenIal. 2
Statesmen and Agents

SALESMAN wanted Tor w.li.known h,,
vest nat line. liberal proposition. Inter-
View MI. Wit;con today. Richmond
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11

Money spent with us buys not only
good coal but satisfaction and reli-
ability as well. Brown-Ward Co.,
phone 27.-GOtfc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
TRIPLE EFFORT FOR LABOR

The HARDING admins tstion engaged in three lines
Of effort for e the welfare Of American labor
1t is restricting framing import tariff cheap
foreign goods. and building export trade.
Restriction ot Grafton has double purpose-to relieve
the labor situation time there than
there jobs and ID opportunity for the characterization
OF the foreign element already here before admitting any
siderable number OF immigrants. In both particulars the
effect upon American labor viii be good, for there will only
be less competition numbers of women but result of the
Amercanizaton of the immigrants their standards of living will
be raised and they will expect and ask the wage
the American workman desires.
The enactment Of import tariff law will supplement the
restriction OF immigration There is little protecting the
American workman from the competition of immigrant labor if
leave ports open the free admission of the pro-
try wages living by COMPETE
ton here also lower the American standard by PRODUCING
goods home and shipping them here be sold competi-
ton with The product of American labor. In truth
choose between admitting foreign labor the products
eign labor the former preferable for the foreign aborer adj
mitted this country will spend much Of his earnings here,
while the foreign abrer who produces at home and ships the
product here spends his earnings abroad 1t is not proposed
enact import duty that Will be absolutely prohbtve, but
make the import high enough to represent the difference
the of production and thus put the American producer
an equality with his foreign competitor.
In building export trade the government is pursuing
era plans permitting combinations for export sales sending
representatives all the principal nations and maintain
ing merchant marine which will be agency for the estab
hment Of regular trade well extending the oppor-
tunity for shipment of American goods markets hitherto
reached Every dollars worth of American goods shipped
dollar be expended for the payment of Amer
lean wages the purchase of American materials
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
P0sTPONING RAILROAD DEBT

proeidont Ta, ool anofher lone toward normacy
when he asked Congress- f give authority to the War Finance
Cornor,tion A. ,be half = billion dollars worth of railway
securities That is poroximatey the balance owed to the Gov
ro,ot Inv tl roads ~, account of additions and beerments
made 70 t rrrti DURING e nerjod Of Federal control Ii
is in no sense of tine debt but merely its postpone
rnont mill s ~ IN to future as the railroads can ouidate
,,itbo, s ,l ,,or 70 our TRANSFORMATION system
- ll, T. 4 t,l aid tbe President in his message
70 tho sonat and House "to restore railway activities and es-
sential 10 tho s rood fortune TO hasten both funding and
seo,o, 7 u,rio know, as every, other sound business
man know th efficient t,ne,rtaton must he maintained in
th Interest, If -b r Welfare It is recognized bv those
convorsant with tho facts tat the standard of railway service
r,Ist i,itIl f I fb rols ARE given the financial re-
lief asked , ft H. b President They have exhausted their
1its i4t .f. ris} tb,,o with snnnIes sucb rs
stool and lir il l,. r, he heaviest users and rapd
denror,tfr s. , - unless ne, funds are Forthcoming
for noainf,sn
The President embassies the fact that the money is not
70 no arn,,rtl f tl tr base f bonds # is already in
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
With Our State
Contemporaries
TEACHERS SALARIES

Commissioner Tigert, Of the Ma
tional Department of Education, in a
very bitter address, declares that
this country is too stingy to pay for
an education and that the percentage
If illitcracy is greater here than i'm
any other great nation both which
statements we unhesitatingly chal-
lenge.
First, our teachers are the best
paid i'm the world-and the Commits
;ioner of Education viii not deny that
statement. Second, ina most states
today they are better paid than any
employment requiring the same abil-
ity and the same length of hours. We
Know Of many places whore the mimi
mum wage is fixed 10y law for tcach-
'rs at $1,000 per year, for ten
months term. That is the minimum,
and many receive double that I'm
thcse days Of shrinking incomes, we
maintain that the pay is ample
As to the statement that one in
'our Of our boys could not read and
write, the war department denies this
absolutely. The high percentage Of
lliteracy, (and it was high was be-
.ause Of the method Of enforcing the
raft law - the fellow who was
'hrewd, had a little "pull' got ont of
loine his duty, while the more ignor-
mt was always forced To go. Further
more, the negro troops added much to
he percentage of illiteracy. AS a
nation, our percentage Of illitoracy, Of
american born, is lOwel than any ma
ION except Germany and If we eX-
Jude the negro of tho ~ogth, we are
ahead Of that much vuat.i nation
Dur public school system has faults,
but it VIII not remedy Thorn 10 ra-
luce and misfepfcscnt oar country
st. Louis Leadc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11

1t is reported that 25,000,0o0 people
IN Russia are likely to die Of stava
ion in q ADMINISTRATOR III trict as
argc as France and Germany Great
heat has added to their olfernp The
)olshcyiki government THAT'S robbed
nd murdered thousands Of the BUSH
ness people and those wlh anything
hat could be confncated, and IS still
refusing to release Americans from
prison, is wholly unable 10 cope with
,hc situation and is asking the world
t has so outraged to help. 1t is hard
On the millions Of poor and helpless in
Russia, but they VIII have TO 20 a
little farther and lay away Lenine.
Trotzky and the bol h~iki officials
generally and release imprisoned for
aigners before the world win warm up
much The Red Cross is helpire some,
but millions viii die before relief can
reach them. Herbert Hoover has laid
Town as a condition Of help from
America that Russia must release
Americans from Russian prisons; that
priority must be given American sup
plies for 100000 children 1t is a
safe bet that Russia win comply with
Hoovcr's conditions If they get amy
help from him.-cliuton County Re-
publican.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
Record DIRECTORY
FOR READY REFERENCE
Preserve This and Then You'll Know

President, Warren G.. HARDING. Ohio, Salary
StovOO, with allowance for travelling cx-
penses up 10 $4,000 extra. and slC0. 600
more for clerk hire and White House exc
penses- S2o0.o00 ia all fsuhjcct 90 chanFel
Nico-Prcsidont, Calvin Coolidge. Mass. salary
Sl@,oOp. President pro TEN of senate. Al
bert H. Cummns. Iowa
Speaker OF House. Frederick H. Gilictt Of
Mass. salary $4,000. The 90 Senators and
-l3o Representatives Of Clth cOupress receive
$1,000 salary each. with mileage cxtra at
20 cents a mile each way, each session. fig-
uftd ON distance between their nomes and
Washington; also Sl25 extra for stationery.
newspapers, etc. Zach b. also allowed
$500 year for clerk hire. Ratio ~
representation. one member 20 each 2ll.sl7
population.
Party Division in 67th Congress: House 3Oi
Rep, 1873 Dem. ] Soc. Senate 30 Rep, 81
Dem.
U. $. Senators chas T. Townsend Truman
representative in Congress Joseph W. Ford
ney.
The Cabinet
Arranged in order Of presidential succession:
Secy state Charles T.. Hughes. H. y;
John w. Weeks. Mass; Atty-Gen.. Harry
NJ. Daugherty. Ohio Postmaster-Gen.. VIII
H. iays, Ind; sec y Navy, Edwin Dcnhy,
Mich. Interior Albert h. Fail; y. MeN.;
Agriculture. Henry c. Wallace. Iowa; Com
meree, Herbert G. Hoover Calf; Labor.
james j. Davis, Pa Salary Of each $4,000.
The supreme Court
"'e ,. soa'o lam lo"s,u S"'-
az 5oo oaoI ~ Cspic ~,
oliver W Holmes. Mase.. REM. VIM r
Day. Ohio. Rep. - willis NanDeventer.
Wyo.. Reno: Mahlon Pitney, n. j..
tRep) James NcRcvnolds. Tenn. (Dcn.l
Louis d. Brandei.. Mas. tDemD: John II.
Clarke. Ohio. DEM
Michigan Government
Governor. AleN j. Groeshcck. salary. s.. 900
Lieut.. Coy. Thomas Read. salary. $4,000
Secretary OF state. Charles j. Dcland. eal-
airy. S25oO.o0 state Treas. Frank H. Cor
man. salary. e25O0 O0. Auditor Cen. Ora
mel b. Fuller. salary s25oO.oo; Attorney
Gem Nertin Nnay. salary 100000. supt
of Public Instruction. Thomas T.. johnson.
salary $1,000 90: state Highway Com.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
FORBES TELLS OF
BANK CONDITIONS
Continued from page one)

serve System a year ago, he says,
after setting aside the required 80 per
cent against deposits, was 47.5 per
cent. Today it is rs per cent.
"The bills held have been reduced
from three billions to one billion,
eight hundred thousand millions in the
last twelve months, reduction of 40
per cent.
There has been a reduction in Fed
oral Reserve note circulation of five
hundred millions.
Total earning assets have been
pulled down from about three billions
to two billions, fall Of over billion.
"Thc net demand deposits of report
ing member banks have been reduced
through calling Of loans, from eleven
billions a year ago to less than ten
billions today.
Meantime, the gold reserves of the
Federal Reserve banks have increased
five hundred millions or no less than
% per cent.
"ln this time of business and labor
stress, when industry is PROSTATE and
the four million army of unemployed
is being swelled at the rate of per
cent monthly, certain important in
stitutions are Boosting that they have
pounded their clients so effectively
that they don't owe the Federal Re-
serve banks a dollar.
Mr. Forbes deprecates such action
and states that the abnormal piling
up Of money i'm banks when it is sorely
needed for the succor of business and
enterprise is the quickest and surest
way OF bringing on prostration and
panic. Excess Of idle money is a mat
ter of regret, not for boasting.
Taking money from a concern that
can use it legitimately is like taking
away seed from a farmer or tools
from a worker.
MIR. Forbes quotes the secretary
Of the National Board Of Farm Or
sanitation as having said before
'1nt congressional Commission at
Washington, that policy of defla-
ton Of the currency, restriction of
credit, was instituted by Government
agencies. This policy dramatically
carried out has resulted in loss to
farmers during the past year of seven
billion dollars.
I'm plain words, liquidation, while
commendable at the time it was in
stitlted as q conservative and proper
measure, has been carried to such an
extreme as TO threaten the ruination
of business. Business and employ
ment cannot be built up by building
up bank reserves to unnecessary
height.
Mr.. Forbes in his able review of
the financial situation might have
added that certain revelations before
the Lockwood and other investigating
committees have made it clear that it
is becoming Increasingly difficult for
business concerns TO borrow even at
current rates on legal rates from the
banks, for the reason that the banks
can make much more money in other
directions.
During the last year or two it has
become common practice to force the
obtaining Of loans through brokers
who charged excessive bonuses for
their ability TO secure the loans. This
may build up profits for the banks,
hat it kills business, and after all is
said and done, whore would the banks
be but for business ?"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
Jackson Street Church
First Baptist Church

State ST., opposite Masonic Home
Edward f. Shoulder, Pastor = Resi-
dence 1913 w. Downie st.
1000 a. m.-Divine worship.
Subject for sermon: Search the
Scriptures"
11:15 a. m.--Sunday School.
Don't forget to be on hand to help
arrange for the picnic.
$3.50 p. m.-The y. Y. p. u. meet
ing. All members urged to be present.
1880 p. m.-Union services will be
held at the Christian church.
Prayer meeting Thursday night.
You are welcome at all services.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
J. United Brethren Church
1l9 Hastings St.

Campmeeting is over and everyone
had a good time. Now to get down
to work again, and especially let us
Keep in the soul-saving business.
That is what we are here for.
1t is now only four weeks until
conference so let US all get ready to
close up the year with a full report.
Services for the week as follows
Sunday School-10 a. m.
Sermon to the chldren-11 a. m.
Christian Endeavor-6 p. m.
Prayer meeting at church Wednes-
day evening, August II, followed by
the annual class election. Every
member should come.
Jackson Street Church
Sunday School-10:30 a. m.
Christian Endeavor-7:30 p. m.
Evening sermon-8:15.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening
August 16, followed by annual class
election.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
THESE SPOONING AUTOMOBILES

Not infrcqucntlv. ard in daylight,
one secs some fell ow holding pfl ON
his knees as She attempts to guide thc
EAR over the road one cam invariably
ietcct this combination from afar By
the way the car comes sec-sawing
along tho road. ono wonders if il viii
escape the ditch or manage to go
through the sides Of the bridge And
often the hcld-girl is not in the driv-
er's seat but occupying q place in the
tonneau where she is being Rugged,
and where she apparently IS enjoying
herself One sees much Of this sort
Of thing and the thought accompany
ing the sight is not pleasant One
also sees many cars in the woods, with
the lights oun at night, and we be-
lieve such cases are fit subject for cx-
animation by the police, state and
local. Many girls walk the roads with
the idea Of being invited into cars.
The matter is one Of sufficient SER
iousness to warrant very close at
tcntion by the authorities Parents
ought to pay more attention To where
their girls are Of nights. A little at
tention to them might save much sor-
row later. The automobile is proving
a curse to many girls throughout the
country.-Ishpemink Iron Ore.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
Westminster Chapel
i. NJ. krueger

Thursday Aug. 1l-Mid-week serv-
ice and Bible study class at p. m.
Sunday, Aug. 1l--Sunday school at
l0:30 a. m; Preaching 1870 a. M
sermon subject zone Thing Lacking"
Christian Endeavor Z p. m; evening
service < p. M, theme, Three Pearls. "
\ cordial invitation is extended to
ALL
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11

CARD OLE THANKS

Mrs. Roy Nandemark extcn S
thanks to the friends and pastor Cor
the Kindness shown in her late be-
reavement and for the many beautiful
flowers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11

We can do it if it is in the print
ing line. The Alma Record -advcr-
tisement 10-3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-08-11
st. Johns Evangelist Lutheran

Especial Notice.
Next Sunday at 2:30 p. m. the in
stallation Of our new pastor will take
place, all come.
Sunday school as usual.
Rev. lloenickc will officiate.
w j. Kickbush, trustee.