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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
THOUSAND ATTEND
FOOD SHOW OPENING
Doors Arc Formally Thrown Open
nj GrayS' Armory Last Night
10y President Tillcr.
ALI HooTns ARE FILLED
More Than 100 Babies Registered
for CuutcSt-lSai>inu Competition
Will BE Judged roday-opcrn;c
Tea Room.

Formal opcninr OF Eichmonl's
pure food show WAS made last night
in the Grays .%~mury. under tho aus
pieces OF the Retain Grocrrs NSsncta-
tiou OF Richmond. by i'rcs .d.u; W W.
FILLER More than I,0oo persons
turned ont last night to>thc slow,
which viii con,!nu" throuEhnDt the
week from = 10 3t36 o',l0Cb o,rD ar
each might Ey,ryth.us was ~ place
when the hic doors were thrown open
10 the public.
The ceiling MAS covered with
gracefully arranged nars. ana Tho
balcony ratings Mere hidden in n1cs
and bunting. Booths with exhibits
Of nj, kinds OF food products We're
tastcfully arranged y Jazz orchestra
played throughout the evening.
Over loo babies had registered up
which is being handled under the
supervision of tn. Instructive Visit
ing Nurses Association and Dr = g.
Hudson. Chief Health OGiccr. Miss
nurses. announced y model nurS"r'.
TO be devoted to demonstrations in
the proper methods OF hH>hljng chill
drcu wiil be "A feature. H.. Hudson
VIII distribute pamphlets prepared 10y
himself also The prize wiuucr in the
contest. based upon points scored.
Will bc announced each day. \ re
checking uf all entrants and tn"
grand prize winner Will b" announced
Saturday afternoon. Any white rhilti
2 years is eligible for entry.
In the baking contest bread VIII
hc tho food 10 10" judged TO-DAY. white
tomorrow layer cake VIII b" Judged
Domestic science teachers oil tho pHb-
lie schools will serve as JUDGES. and
barred OF hour as first prize AMI
a ton pound can OF Shor'"I.n. as
second pr!z" Will be awarded du,ly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
THREE MEN IN TRUCK
FALL THROUGH BRIDGE
S;ructur" in iIcnrico County Col
lhpscS ns they Pass
Over H.

IN automobile truck of the state
Highway Commission with three men
as passengers was hurled into II
brook near Erook lill. IN ncnrico
County. and the lives OF the men on
dangorcd yesterday when the bridge
over which tho truck was passing
collapsed.
TIL men We're T.. - Philbates. q.
H. taudlo and w. l.. Eaiiy. all me-
'hanitS IN ~" employ OF the depart
m"nt. outside of a severe shaking
and Il dr"nChin.. tn" rlcn were none
tho worS. for their experience. de
Spitr tn" fact that the truck wa:;
hauling q large caterpillar tractor
Wuirh was prC"ipitHt"d into the
water along with the truck and men
1t VIII r"uuir" thousands of dol
lars 10 repair tn" bridge. which Is;
reported to hc a complete wreck /,
WI# Hhnu; Svvcniy-iivc feet long
hc'"rdins 80. tn" report. Just what
the cause - tn" accident was has
not h"cu asoortaincd. hut two ,hco-
ii"s are h",nt. nut forth one story
reports that TN" weight Of the ma
chimes caused tn" coilapS" of the
bridge. whicn is a steel truss affair.
and tn" other version holds that tho
trailer CARRYING THE tractor became
detached and crashed into the truck.
Tho original cost nf the bridge is
said 30 have rcpr"scntrd an outlay of
>2h.0on. 1t is located on the main
highway between Hichmonh aud
Washington and the collapS" mas
made loEg d"tours necessary. thereby
seriously int"rruptinG traffic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
WILL CONSIDER PLhH5
FOR WAR MEMORIAL.
Commission Called Ia Meet Toner
row Might at * o'Cl"cl, nj
CAN'T oil

Members 80 the War Memorial
Commission VIII hold an oHeu inject
iu.; tomorrow uicht NJ y o'clock III
tn" senate chambr". when plaus FOR
the erection "i Il memorial, huildms
Will ho considered.
Wurkm"n yesterday mo. aiur hc-
i:tu 20 remove the fence Oh tho
states property, @iN"n i'm "Nchaug"
for tho Ford Hotel lot ut r.' vcuth
ANA Broad streets. and VIII carry TIA"
iron pick"ts back for fifteen feet
ON this property. acr"rdiu- to The
plans of the commission. a ui' u'tr.b
monument To- tn" men who died lu
the world wgr lis 10 bc erected
AZ tho ulcetiu" tomorrow ui-ht tn"
public Will II" welcomed. u"d arF ono
who wishes to ruuSo nnr sTEs,nSlioNs
for the monument 10 hc erected Will
o." given Il chaurc to tr hotri. W
pros imatcly Si5.Onn is hoiuG speui IE
the city in jmprovinE the property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
SIX ARE INDICTED BY
FEDERAL GRAND JURY

sin truo bills were r,turu"d by a
grand jury yesterday on tn" opening
day "i tho United states District
Court, three Of ih"m being AGAINST
employees of tn" pcSt-Utlic-. charged
WITH tho Ia"ypu.- OF mail. Th-sv mon
are Van l.. Jordan Arthur w. Loo
kamy and Joseph T.. schwartz.
Tru" bills wcr" ais" returned
AGAINST William Lawson. charged
WITH intimiLhtiur "a witness IN "a
hearing before United states commits
C., nucr I'l,gcnh"imcr. Earl Raymond
Yates. charged with ;"rgiu" a Treas
ury rhcck. and Mary ! Marks
charged with mailing lihclous matter
Tho Grand jury Is composed n'
lrhuaihuu Eryau ,ior"malD. T.. /.
CruichN-ld l.. - caru"nl. .loS"ph y
Disney. j - Exam. John s. Powell
i"s"ph Wheeler. George T.. Erth"i
:. W rhildN"SS : e. Rowe. w Il;
.'trothor. " l. Swo,t. lien : Nor
man, Sumu" l.. Iodd, J II Blake
j. 4 Spears ana T y Gummins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
GRANT WRITS Of ERROR
IN TWO MURDER CASES

Two writs OF error were granted
ycstrr0ny 10y the Suprcm" Court of
Virginia, both OF them in murder
"a Sos.
III, first of these was IN the cae.
Of james Jacobs. alias Fyisby Jacobs.
tn" prn!icutiary by a jury IN North
ampion County on september -. 1920.
Notion was then made by hi. cuuu-
sol ;hat tn" verdict br set aside. hut
il was denied 10y IN" court. Ihr or
der ui the supreme Court grants him
auothcr trial. Jacobs Is charged
with shooting Harvey Palmer on Au-
gust /. 1879 Both OF tn" men are
"a, gruv-.
\ writ OF error and supyrscdras
was granted in the case OF ory.ll"
Wiutou who received a sentence of
tw,u;! years ia the pcnitvutiary for
tn. alleged murder ut j. G. Cnpl"N.
The case COMES from russell County.
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Articles for Sale

IF lr Is PIPE you want call Brenner
Michac.son. 50a Brook Avenue.
HMl'--Samllcs OF moor table al
bnu!oir. IN solid mahogany: only @
OF each, bargains. Gem Elec. shd
:0a East Grace.
MOST attractive hats III Richmond. s
Mss Ty.er 200 y. Foushec Street.
ONE 10 II. T.. stationary Hercules oil c
Slnr, Clnnlric. !. Bluford ~ CO.. :
Horih Fifteenth Street. Madison 81
Pl.UMBING. Timing and shcc, met
WORK. repair work 81 ccialty. G. Ma
ninE Plum,hinE Co. Inc. lIi3 T.. Main
SOpA FoUNTA TN-uscd very Iittlc: c
he bought cheap. CT. IT,. Marshall.
SPECIAL SAI.E--20T, discount. {
prices on ctvery article In our sto
Greatest values over offered. Burton
jewelers.. III East Broad Street.
kinds Of repairs at low Dricea.l n
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RICHMOND MAN GETS
BIG RAILROAD POST

E"hrrt T.. sutton. 9lo3 Hanover
Avenue. WAS appointed commercial
agent for ia" chesapeake and ONO
Railway at Ghrrlntlc. y. t.. N"St"r-
day morning, ANA Will tax" up ms
new Duties next Monday.
Mn sutton. though E"un" man
has had Sry"rul years experience
with Nc raiirond before. but NOR"
recently has been employed mt the
American l.ncomutiy" Works
For som" timu. Nj. sutton has h"cn
sccrctur. Of tin" Amateur Easc ball
commissions ana has been one Of the
most promiu"u, figures in Richmond
IN aiding ,hiS sport and putting II
on its present nigh level.
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VIII Place Signs.

hdcrmam W. stewart White. or Leo
Ward. was notified yesterday by the
virginia Eailway and i'owcr COM
r"ny thar the company had accepted
his suggestions that signs be placed
along IN" rout" of the street ears on
RronNlard lark Boulevard from
North Avenue to chHmhcrla%nc Ave-
nu". and that TIA" cars would stop at
Graham Road on North Avenue. Al
herman White has requested this ac-
ton on tic par; or the company for
the benefit "i the large number Of
passengers usin!: the cars along this
route" rho signs VIII Indicate the
StnnnIng nnimtA
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MUSIC CONVENTION
Gets STARTED TO-DAY
Banquet Will Re Served Tonight nj
: O'Clock AT jefferson
Hotel.

Following th"i~ ATTENDANCE" last
niGht aj TN" concert by carolina la2-
zari at tho Jefferson Auditorium.
delegates To the state convention of
tho Nirg:uiu Music Teachers NSSoCia-
tiou. viii got down to business this
morning at the hotel.
Departmental conferences Will oc-
rupy the mornings meeting. the re-
suits If thrS" meetings to Ice mad"
public Ia tn" afternoon. y banquet
viii 30" served at : u'"locN. mt which
Or. buuglaS Freeman ana George W.
Pound. of Sew York. Viii hc the prin-
riNul Speakers.
There will also IA" Il short meeting
tomorrow morning, ANA tea viii Ice
SERVED To TIA" Delegates In Tn" after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Is. MIliAms.
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THREE ARE ORDERED HELD
FOR FEDERAL GRAND JURY

II. l.. Howard l.. 6. Summcrlin and
Henry &. Wood. arrested Saturday
night by Federal and local officials
on Il charge oi transporting WHISKY.
were given Il hearing yesterday
morning before United States Com
missioner Flc=cuhcimcr and ordered
hcid for grand jury action. They
were lodged ia Jail.
thirty gallons ut whisky was found
when the officials st"ppcd the men
~ the West End. as ;hcy were driv-
ing an automobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05


Another interesting proposition
which was taken UP last night was
that of tho proposed ordinance Gro
at.nG a city employees pension fund.
and establishing a pension board. This
ordinances was introduced In Council
some months ago by Councilman
Percy :. Smith. Of Jefferson ward 1t
lay dormant in the Finance Commit
tee for long time. and was finally,
reported, Win the Recommendation
that tho rapcr b" referred =" IKE
Committee ON Ordinances. which
meets on April - Accommodating trc
draf, OF the ordianc" is a letter from
the City Attorney, in which Council
is notified that such Il fuud may be
created.
y resolution Introduced 10y Council
man Scatou directing tho Tinaucr
Committee TO provide means for wid-
ching Eoscncath Road bctwcvn Broad
street and Grove Avenue. 60 a width
OF sixty feet, at a COS, not 10 exceed
10000. was referred 20 the commit
tee. MIR. ScHton explained that the
city had already acquired The prop-
cTty ana that II would not cost as
much as the amount mentioned i'm
the resolution 10 rlncc The ,horoush-
fare in good condition.
In" Morton resolution dirrctill. tho
Finance Committee to br!n,. forward
the schoo! building bond Issue ono
year 50 that sreatrr progress may he
MAD" IN the construction OF srnnnis
was adopted, as coming from The vi
nance Committee. Instead of an is
sue Of 100000 for Three conscc,,l I've
years the committee rnroinn,.,.I:
ihai three issues be had witain t,.,
years, the first TO be July !, THIS year.
Inc second ca. January /, 1922. ana
the thirh on''Huly !i.ncNj wear. tn.
1t MAS stated 'hy MI Morton. yi! ,..,
me money To work "a year ahead ..
IN" orisinal Plan, will give many idlo
men work 10 do. ana viii bc INC
means OF completing the school huild-
'hES IN reasonably shor, time.
-Ntor considerable discussion Ny
.""i.e ..'ii'H l-hE.Sh, Abortion tlrp..'-
LII. Sr%,oh. l.1t6'hS. Peters and TIN
IRIS ass th" off ,IaI no,,'- tn-
in"G was adopted MI Soaiou sn,.."r
~ t'' .'".ianc' rrruwruiti.d
on me s'on'ds that tn" iris u.f
ne mao !M aIs o.ck yard bluorn,l
49, 't'" spring aad Ercns I'M
II "l'te ."h ,"p Wr.hs-
WAS i. "rW'H Joy Mr. Muri.n ,lnt
b., had but ul, uf Il Ht.ri..,rI
''i'' t' tHa wtuv UtWrr,rt or...s
',".fh'" ,in" one "ud of ,u, suurio-
u" t1" c'NH~ uUd tn. ptIrf. ,I..
=" YES keep yr.au afl vIrt,r ~.
N''s "H 'rramuittaI rr.,. yal bvf
s-Htnn. Ba'kIue Jones.
1913 I.a'.H Fhiliips. sullivan and
r. ii"'""arc Polling Places.
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Finance r.mmi,,rc 10 u.ct

Chairman Barton II. Grund! yes
tcrday called Tn. Finance ',ommtitce
to meet at n'ci".k tomorrow :.fiur-
noon to resume consideration OF the
budget. The ccuuInittcc IS now on
the last lap. y special meeting Will
toe called 10 hear from merchants and
others ON tho proposed license tax.
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scho,nr.hip, for \ir,.ini,n,.

Four Nirsiniaus viii, he given
scholarships in the FuntainculcIu.
school uf Music for Americans. .tt
iarIS, according to a letter received
at the office ui Governor Davis yes
t"rdHY morning. The course begins
June - and ends Scrtyuhtr N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05

hc paw rol. Of The Fire Department
'be num'S at tine nrcm"u who lost
ft,ii lives recently at the JurGrns
handled by Director NJ crS
Tho Council chamber was gracod ry
w"'uN,rS of lb" S'uiOr ri4Ss OF tnr
'pl'cgilt" school in churl," Of Miss
Hattie SCOTT anl Miss Laurie Hyde.
TN" pupils were present To study
methods ~ procedure lu this lcEisla-
tive hndy. Th"y were Aliases $uc
Hart; l.l5zahrih 'rtdd Alice Williams
Emwa ."t'ii lean Spriukgl, Erhcrna
1rpcN,uhrpugh. Nvis Young. Alberta
HpWuN Virginia tic", Louise Cuvd.
NaUoc Br. don. thgr'Dtf" ricpt l.ltH-
aNDtN Williams. Alice i'riScAkurn.
Lott." H." Meters and Anna Chris
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
INDaA FOR UulcN KErE!.t.N CO

INDEAED FOX CLlCA XII L!.t-N 90.
cIass.ny,: advertisements ordsied Tor
morning ed!t!nn MI HEpS%-! y. 'hy ~, NIX
me tatrs given herewI;A cover n.ornin.,
@a+ ey-"ins ssry!eS n a; tn7i"Hess; W.Sn
DISPATCH. which - ur!Gco SEPARATELY
schedule OF Want .Ad. Rates.
2'.e nora d"'':. MINIMUM soc. set SO. d.
- "uru Sui.d..!. !i.!M!.'.4!" 49,, oct sold
- "a Word su"G"y. aluminium 'Ve. .ss@te
> consecutive i"se:;Icas Price OF "a In
S%.scsu,vc Insertions Yr,ce Of 81, IN.
seTi!O"s.
/. Paint TApr.
The .4...st ...e .e.....t.yu IN lhe Want
s.,.ct 49, t.m.,n :. J. ,o.nl ,y.o nj. M, .e
sc. - one aeon. .r itic -. SH!s large
tyue - Goats ""sd daily. ama Gems
"o.I su"UHy. As!c same OF re-
.u-stv..s MI. ayu., as !ug GySu.aT wL".
In,sc rae. a?p.y only 20 advertisements
or.s.....t."S IN ''.GHl.ond and suOur o..n
are: Dai!:. IL !ts am agate .mc, Sun.
to the nnuJ. Casm must accompany Iuu
i.Smser IcIm I;nt,s .or Busincss Adv,r.
Users GA icGuvst.
Ad"eTt:Seit.t"ts lgee!,ea as :a'e as 10
a. a. 10 it i,.at 80 Tor eysG.et ta and
w4aHom Z" ,ns n,At f;niiiO,T.
WEST OF rikSI STREET.
y. " O!.!.s;!...'r ..R.
ovy! nva, N.!S ..Iel.
BUHtO.> > .tI,Du lore.
So 1Yy. ..ss T S5.iy a.fss':
nk ~" .,jt'I. aNsHnt.a St;I:i:
-suV N,St I.IOaG street.
"a EDO = DitIti STORE.
HoDsi.om a"d r.oyI.
Iiii2 nt.A.,.Ia ,'.iAnA!ACi.
q. &. h@I.N.
--sv ii.IaU.VI Avenue
GkoN Z A. -, T. PHARMACY.
Il. l.. nOOkE N
usKSa.lYtlGgr.. ' pi a.H;i ,:sE;i,g,if!,iiSy
IUuLIG nKCG STORES.
WEST ESD GUNFlssf::Gt'irItSo,NEuy.
-'ci "sst MAJ" street.
riNG ssNEt.r l'IIAHMAcY.
81, south IImy street.
81 West iifosd strcsi:
Y. H. MAi y HKOS..
TAhkA>l DRUG COMPANY
west ngU.d street
COHEN 60, DEPARTMENT STORE.
"; ~ z s%GI'%;SpEf'iI:SSS. lis
"ip West I.v!Sn Street.
EAST or FIRST STREET.
SCuEKS.
HUGHES .uEEiruKE o..
$50 NurtH Fuurtn Street
EICtMONh I'hAI;S.ACI.
~Ji EAST Mali. Street.
sCuEKS
SiUtn and iIrO,,! Streets
i.OLANp H. C!iiLDREI
- No'.M .-.Shtesntm street
W!i.ltAMs PHARMACY
TURNER'S lllAkAACI
IWsn;y.nIsi And M"ln streets.
! rA!!iMoUNI PHARMACY
siNiNGt:i. Hi;RfUriGt; GH0 tSlI"SN
I -
/ EATON'S PHARMACY
Twenty siNtn md Ncnablc Streets.
:. -. CRAIG
2sNJ hast broad Street
AOHp'S DRUG STORE,
/ !. l.. SMITH.
! 800? t.hSt MaTsh..i Street.
/ MILLER - !ilIUADS
ElSBiHGEIS.
FULTON.
JOHN !. kUESTER
40 LOUISIANA street.
j. Is. VAUGHAN
''V' W.,ia'S"irs Avenue.
Z s?!'. W 9s.iHlHsburs ASruce.
! SOtTu RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON * EARLY
ZOO HUI Street.
l.. j. PARRISH
1903 iiu!! street
WASHING Ic\ y EARLY
-sih iI1!l. Street,
WnoDI\.D HEIGHTS.
! "oo''.hNh iiElGiilrs PHARMACY.
BARTON HEIGHTS,
.ARroN liElc!i!s CONFECTIONERY
IIicIIi.AND rAaK.
! ". * VAUGHAN.
F""r'h AMnSnuc n,d S,.nrt Street.
PARk VIEW PHARMACY,
4 1870 MOSS Sida Avenua
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BARGAINS.

BARGAINS.
PEERLESS "S"-la2O, OVER
HAULED AND REpAINTE.D.
EQUIPPED WITH GOOD TiitES.
ULDSMOBiI.E - 1919, CO. d
TiKES AND IN BEST OF CON
DrfIOS
PEERLESS "S"-i?Ie. OVER
liAul.ED MD X Il T. ~ I y L IL ID.
EQUIPPED WITH GOOD TIuES
LIBERTY SPORT -io2O. RE.
PAINT ED AND ENGlNr t.. THOR
UUGliII ~ ERliAULED.
BEST CONDITION..
OLDSMOBIl.E-ioco USED ONLY
\ SHORT WILLIE. GOOD TIRES
FAINT AND ~ BESf EClIAEI-
Cal. CONDITION..
TERMINAL. MOTOR co. INC.
NINTH AND GARY SrHEkTS.
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nuTEl.s AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

Atlantic city. Virginia y &c. near Reach
An rooms with hot ana cod ruunin.
water. Irivaj. baths. Always open. Write
.Or rates MONROE IIUrCulNS
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WANT HULL STREET
WIRES IN COMDUITS
continued From First raeep
Propose Pension Plan.

Committee Viii lie on The night o
Thursday. Npril IL
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Situations Wun,cd-lycn,alc

IENbEiiAfHEH An Experienced steII
rie igtrnd. Madison 5ii5-W.
EOyNG LADY wau'a Jumpers Ia uI
during month OF AIf.l cali Mai1
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EMPLOY HENT
IIclI,-NInlc or l.cn,nln

'ASIIIEK- Wanted. on Nhn ctn Xri,o
typewriter Good salary. Must DO Iii
IS recommended. Richmond Inn. !,
To !i";". Richmond.
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Salesman and Agents

blSiEEE'ThNr SALESMAN Tor yIrp
ana west Nirginih. i.ihcril contract =
'NtIuslN" features. based on sIrnI
commission. NJ better connection
hEm-'iass man. G"rmO MFG. CO.,
MONEY IN tn" acc!dert and health
Auranc" business can bo earned o,
month Tor years after the pulicyhn
~ hrs; sold. We pay cash co,Hncl
ton and liberal r"ncwa! coTnmissi
Agents wanted IN every town am
ia your stat" Johnson & Adt,ng.
FOND Su!iding. Washington - {:
SALES MEN Wanted. snloain.n -
ready mixed paints, Inns. ed oil. otc
either NirEinia. West virginia. Sorti
lioN -. Richmond. Va
SALES MEN To sell sales boards. ON
~ new plan. to merchants i'm =,
owns a;'b country. tnrcS,ric:od I,
tory. Commissions $50 an order "
!1r svlinE supplies. Novelty sales
Norfolk Va.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR Sane
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINs.

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
oidsmoo.ie. 1921. S-cyiinder. 7-passcnRs
oius'hobliS. 6-cylinde-. 5-passcnYer.
Saxon o.. 5pHssanHs..
Paige &. Roadster.
PRENT,sS MOTOR CoMpANY.
Randolph 400. $40 W Uroai Ct
CuiuiEb., Storage Batteries
teutals and Repairing.
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i'uucrnl Directors

MOURNING ORDERS c1:..y!":cd In -
huurs We are ,,.IIT..d L. dye gar
n.cnts black IN ;wv"iy TOUR hours. Ihl,
Is special branch OF oIr bushes. ana
u always given prompt attention
VI .EsE:!s'., 3Oi North Svyrntn street.
PEA ur--tunIu ruaIp rumyia. dlr.ctO:
ana ,lnOd liner. S.i East Main street
MHGisu!. 1871. RIpiI': $3.50.
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IhSTRilCTiON
Musical. ..aucin.. Dramatic
LIVE .STOCK
EOGS. Cats, PETS
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

DUEOC-JEESt:Y. herd boar, Moi
Cherry ORION. 80. l5aiii. fwo So
old March. 1871 Good outstanding {
ma! ot best blood iinps One s!igi
used T.. ;, government caGort MAE
\ real farm rr lumber wagon Geo
u. White. Travellers ..lag., E!chnu
Va.
HORSES AND MULES Tor sale. Must
as represented. nelson's stables est
!!shcG 1855. West Tenth Street. So
Richmond.
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-10-07
An Agreeable Surprise.

About three years ago when ! was
suffering from a severe cold on my
lungs and coughed most of the time
night and day, tried bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
was surprised at the promptness with
which it gave me relief" writes Mrs.
James Brown, Clark Mills, N. Y.
Many another has been surprised and
pleased with the prompt relief afford
ed by this remedy. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-10-07

almost every large lcity in the coun-
try. and labor has strongly resisted
/ the downward tendency.
! In the case of the railroads, the
workers number approximately l.
100000 at present. There again, it
/ is pointed out, wage cuts have been
made. but the cuts have been COM
paratively light. The railroad labor
| boards decision on that point brings
back wages to where they were. APP
proximately, before the last advance
went into effect under the decision
of July, 1920. That period marked
the peak of high prices. so that, gem
orally speaking. the wage scale pre-
vailing today on the transportation
lines of the country are the same
scales that prevailed when the prices
of commodities were at their highest.
Divergence i'm Conference.
Manufacturers and Industrial
chieftains sitting in the unemploy-
ment conference feel that labor in the
three lines named should assist in
steering the ship of industry into
smoother waters by throwing over
board some of the surplus in wages
as compared with pre-war figures.
Quite a few of the conferees have
voiced that belief only to precipitate
almost instant divergence of opinion
on the part of the representatives of
labor.
Almost all the members feel that
railroad rates should come down.
Most of them recognize however. that
the roads are as desirious as them
selves of bringing about a return of
normal activities and are more or
less content to leave the subject to
the roads to work out. knowing that
the roads are beset with problems of
which this is but one.
Manufacturers particularly feel
that the retailer should reduce his
prices still further. pocketing his
loss. if necessary, where he bought
at the top of the market. There are
few manufacturers today, it is claim
ed, who are making more than a
minimum of profit; and these men
find it difficult to reconcile the pres
ent prices in some lines with the
present wholesale prices.
Retailers, also represented in the
deny the retailer has fail
ed to liquidate. They assert in most
instances there are on hand at the
present time stocks of goods bought
at prices far above the present whole
sale prices and that the basic of COM
parison thus entertained is not fair
one. Few retailers, they assert, are
much profit today; and COM
few are getting the bene-
fit of present wholesale prices for all |
they have TO sell.
Such is the overwhelming concen-
sus of feeling in the conference, how
ever, it is passing by that phase of |
the situation as best il can to consid-
er what may best be done to help |
provide work for the man who hasn't |
got IL and needs II.