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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

tHItAHb. March &C hauCv:, that Cor
man IMPORT OF Eraln trnm 'lfe i'u.t"L
states thronrh il",'ani ana other cuuH-
iTl.s might hr brought - - Hti had a
Aca-iSh erect TODAY CA the wh-Ht market
nee. and 30. too. ala rains ia tho DO
ln"St!c wheat bolt. The close was hoaNv
%. "a 5.sc not lower With March l.-'. ~ p.
Corn lost - to &c and oats !. to ,9as..
= n PROVISIONS the outCOm" varied from
100 dec In" 10 .. advance. iNiN today
renewal ~ "-ashiuE between DerInaa y
and tnC allies had he'H E"UrrHi.y con
strucd IS ngiiSh factor iu the wheat
nit. but d-hriit announcement; ihSt uili-
iarS measure would b. takrn tomorrow
would H. 20 lowed nr fresh adv.uv. iu
Dricy> on !h- contrary attention pNCAnA"
chiefly directed toward Inc view that 4,
from no other rtus" ihru financial dis
iurhL nee. tic German break with Tn" a.
-to, s''ar,,hS- tn ..oun,.. Sou, ,nd%a,,'sn,
az snunlirs fr",-- tl.. cnltcd states iuin
ticrmauS. IUoh selling .r"s~ur.. here 10. o.
low"H. ana inst market declined SHARPLY
81 til" last pUrinr tho Garlic. trading
wet weather southwest had out the bulls
~, = ti,aiN"u'a:r. nut cons der abe rIi.N-
ing puwer Wa "pn,rrnt up 20 th' time
thai o:dHrs Tor allied t-oou movements
crliDS'd all "'S'
!. Corr 3Gt oa'' Won't, dawg Grade WIN
corn - m scahoa-i.
Low pIoiatior. on hogs inside pro-
Ms ons decline. "u' estimates hat no. a.
riNa.* 'riuorr"w WnglI bo 'iEht I'D 10
son"1hinr Of r-.iY
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MEN IDEh. March 7.-Nnolh.- br..l,
~ POINTS IN Gut"v GllI"spi. oil featured
M tit"ihS n curb securities todny. Move
I"ulr m INC rest OF The iuHriie, were
s"n"rHiN NARROW and following 4 it-iu
!"he m 'he "aSir t-hd!nc The list turned
.si'c.'Hr. ,iun"y Gillespie was In lihor:,
S"nn.y ~ IN" oagninr Of the session ana
1919 noon MADE :" further decline of
p"'h'S. NIi"r - rdllN NJ i,n!u, ny a,
,n".o ~. liit.c ACTIVITY III that stock,
Slhhui'n Ca OF indiana and G!dNcs; Hc .
Hn1nG mh!nta.ucG q strors: tone Isrn
'I'"tH aud H"iin"rs was steady Elk "a p
sln f'ir"icul0 changed hands a, a. p,
"trN> hiGh .crSl. 'MsrdCa!hn Oil fn.cr-
lht'"'A. Petroleum ana Cari!, Svn,ltrn ,
rri" Quot. tn" feature az tho low. t,rir. q
Snt"T,. Na' tins introduce. ION OF Fav Pc,
Ihcr" vas li;I. of !ui"r,ai la ,h,. Nc..I
i..''l9a. 'inS'nn aud N"n;HE. vas strung,
49,, were !'Ss "ciiN" and fcaturrlcsS
i'HI"Nt, Moiu"S showed ,Nr.t ,i,nn Z
SifrhSth. moving az iu y. Candy stoci,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

In discussing amateur payers ana
| their chances L" make good in pro-
| icssionai baseball. !; NIGH, h" well
| 70 mention !e'unGstrr Richmoud
! sent 10 ono OF tn" larger universities
/ OF Virginia. Herbert Iiarrclsou a
former John Marshall High school
| Institute and is expected TO be Techs
IN" instay in tho box. liurrclson has
had considerable experience on the
mound. although he is but a yot,nc-
Scr. II" first began pitching with
William foX School IN tho old Gram
mar school League. Later hc hurried
Tor Riniord Junior High school then
with John Marshall. and now he is
attending NirGinia Tech. Possessing
nai "rA! ability. plus III" several years
"Np"ri"uc". iiar"lson should hmv, 1T
~" 'r"uhi" making good at the
b.a"kshure institution.
church llli Athlete cub. which
pi"uship Of Richmond last summer
aud the naSk "thall TIL" :his winter
M",u Us nrSt bas"haii rraviic, II ;nc
- season saturday afternoon. Thc
workout took nlnr" indoors. u mig
h'.d IN ~" riding hall OF the iiuwi,-
"IrS Armony "ploIcy' Gentry.
in,'N iisEan. lilly Hay. and SOW
:rhI other prominent men reported
ia" team expects 10 begin regular
practice h"f'r" tn" end Of this w"ai;.
Nh'n a forecast "C the hasrbal. Sit
mati9n ir Ri"hmcna is bcin. made.
I ~. hiN"r"ilN of Richmond mus, be
gwen careful considerations N.
Spt''fS iHSt Year Hou tn" chnnp:on-
>hlp "i lii Eastern virginia In;,y
I'"t" .'thl,li,' ASSociaiin. hy de-
'|&'lhS -" William ana MAY IN
"!" ,, ~ =, nc hr'!hihS gam" "a. i:ou,"-
NHiu Fi"!d. Coach DohSon atrra.Iy
~ ms msn working out OH stadium
i"'", ana with several of the letter
'h"n u harness. h" has "a nucleus III.
- 'H*i aggregation.
Motion pictures of Tho .,,,..,,i,,r
pispatch Modified Marathon I'm,
"',r February 20 ov,r a livo. Nil,
'@gWisr surrounding the Country ,'imb
~ 'E!nid. were shown at t..o I;ro"d
"hA Ih"hi"r yCsi"rGay Tho him
W., hi shown az the thcn;"r every
Mm"th"r big l"aGu" team starch
HnSmih E"%teri4ty when fourteen mcn.
o. jhH philadelphia ar!unL!s.
accompanied by business Mau.t.-nr
ShoitS .:nc. !cri for Gainesville, !';n
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S'rHII<E:RS NOW WILLING
no MEDIATE WITH ROAD


ATLANTA GA. March Wal
Fitzpatrick. international officer of
the engineers union. ana spokesman
for the striking employees OF the At
lanta. birmingham and Atlantic
Railway. Joined tonight with Federal
District Judge Siblry. who is con
trolling the road through ~. l.. EuHG.
receiver. in expressing "a Willingness
to accept the good Offices OF the Fed
cr.I mediation board III settling the
wage strik" on the road
Judge Siblcy told newspaper men
during the afternoon ne would be
glad to have the two mcdiators. w.
l.. Chambers. commissioner. and
Whitehead Kluttz. assistant commits
sjoncr. who arrived today from
WashinGton. do anything roSsihi"
looking toward a settlement Of the
strike which since Saturday has par
.ly~cd tho road except for operation
uc ono train a short distance today.
Mr.. l'iizpairick said tonight the
union leaders would hc glad to APP
pear before the mcdiators
Efforts 10 open =, way f"r settle
mont wcr" made Immediately on ar
rival OF the commissioners today. by
:. conference with Judge Sihlcy, and
latcr il was understood they dis
cuS.cd tho situation With officials
Of tho road. Including Colonel RugS.
president who l. nov receiver so
Staisncnt an tho situation could h."
obtained from the commissioners, bu,
il was said by MIR. Fitzpatrick ,oniGht
tina; so tar they had no; conferred
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TOBACCO MtI VOTE FOR
CURTAlLMENT OF 1921 CROP
"r"wcr> al urciiu. iu Ic>i,r,,
hc"'r"hN, D." \"t like ia.n
Prices
II NssoeiNtcd rrcAs.

LEN NGToN, Ky. March .wn.
i?h 10 curtai, Tho crpp 40 urr
cent III The coming season was yo;c,I
g, :, .'r'. 'hE "i growers her. on l'cb-
U''H IL resulted from the heavy
"r"h IN prices mndcr th,sc %. HI
- an" hSi'atIon :or 4 cut out %.
was voted I" wdgc an active
membership campaign duginr In,
h"%i Tow months ana to avail. AN
marketing plans tina, ma. hc worked
nHt 10y E"h"ri W Hiugn.EI. aC l.ouis-
vvn!e. an" Bernard Rarucr. or New
,"ih' no nave under uus.dcrttiun
rrs. - p"
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tiICiGo GRNiN MARKET.

- Planters \atirna! Rsul 90.
- q. nv, and Pow. uiu >C-iu. 90.
'S VI ~. and POW. md. scr.u. 81
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PARIS TO HAVE BIKE RACE
Si>-pay Anair win Re staged In
French tii, March
- to tprii H.
~ As*"t!"icd Press.

FAIRS. March Paris. like New
l"rk and brussels. is to hayc it's
IN" FIRST time since 1919. Tn" rae.
Miil be run from Nyrcn IS 1I.aStcr
Monday Unit sunday. Aprjl 4 Such
noted riders AS HroC"o, Sores. EGG.
i'c'nNt"r, MIGUEL H"rth";. ,;udivirr
Ncrts and SnirSSCnS already nave. en-
tered. and tho management OF the
Far" dos Princes N"lodromc is trying
I" sign up two or three Nmcrican
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OlCKERS0N is CANDIDATE
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES
From Jefferson Wurh Is
IN Field Tor Legislative

onni'lIinan Jim" Dickcrsou. tcp-
lower branch Of city couucil las;
nlEht stated that no had been rrr.
Hhllcd upon by numerous friends
, ~. the city to announce
II .hiS"i! as a candidate Tor the House
VI ocl"SdtcS at the August urinary
Livery one in Richmond knows m,
Sthnd on all public natter" :aid Air
Ihi!'h'rH"h last night. 50 there &,
i,'.r "'ci*!"n Tor mo to duDo,Incc n
PLATFORM "pcciiicaily. an, ,lN;y,
- everybody knows. OF ,nc look OUT
TOT IN" peoples interests An, / al
ways shall i,c 81
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Local. rRnn,CE MAEkEv.
tWholesoie Quotations 10y >rood,un- CrnIr
Inc. 1871 East tnry S;:e-t.
Phone Madison .?Vb

E.GnmonI, Va March :. 1921.
huftrr
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Y" Try urt.rav tpri, =.

NEW YIN, NarCh Tho STONY
It '%hn ! McGraw's gamhol in tho
\. Is expected to he rctoId when tho
manage Of Tho Giants apncars in
court on NprIi :, charged With llavin.
n"NI' 81 Whi:hi III his possession
Hctiraw's case has been pos,nnncd
several times. tut This time Federal
Judge colin Nchictt has marked ;nr
case 'pcTc:npt"ry." McGr"w IL a;
me 'Ian'& training camp at san IN
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WITH MILLIONAIRE AT
THROTTLE, TRAIN MOVES
TO BREAK RAIL STRIKE

,irucd from First pac-J
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hm"th"r big league team starch
HSmth L"ster'iay when fourteen men,
Der o. ihH Philadelphia Nationals.
"Iv"nn panied by business Manager
SNctlE ..nc. .cLl Tor L.ALmn.ALlLn- -.
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COTTON EXCHANGE WILL BE
CLOSED MARCH Is AND rs
t"nrr nnd sugar anh Produce War
hrt> Also ENprri-d {" Close ON
tonH Ftihuy

,.,,..- ~ s''7~N'I Nh ID I'Ttt|-
:, CIV YORK, March .-Tac New
iS,"rh Cotton Exchange VIII bc closed
ewing day, /; was annoi,ncaI iodn,.
~ conc" "nd sugar aud produce
NMchH,nE"S also a"e cNpectcL to h,
''% Ne on those day
Inc S;oc" exchange. Tyu;,rlv !,
closes Good Friday hui rcon"iis sal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08
CITY CLUB OF RICHMOND
ELECTS QUOTA OF OFFICERS
~. IL. Mid!ctte VIII lie ut Head Of
New ORGANIZATION for I'm

suing NCnr.
Nhartcr members OF the City club
Oh Richmond met yesterday afternoon
ana elected the following officers:
ID. X. Midyettc, president: Hunter
d. frlschkori, vice president. G. W.
Scidcn secretary. and w. Il. North.
crn. treasurer.
Tue constitution and by-laws. AS
recommended by the temporary board
OF governors. was adopted.
several other provisions w,rc cn.
acted, among which tx one that limit.
INC membership To 2p0 and proyidcs
'or an initiation Zee Of so after rho
"cihb"r has reached $50
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN IiiE DISTRICT COURT Of TIL:
UNITED STATES FOR TIE: "a s.r
EHN DISTRICT or VIRG;ISIA
In III. Matter OF ~. oc,.
II. j. LYNN. In
bankrupt. Eaukrt,u,c,
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING: ,t.

10 INC creditors OF X. !. LYNN az
Eichmopd in the I.,,,,nty ~
RIO. ana district aforesaid --Eanb q.
Motto" ~ hereby Siy"u that or
warren J. 1921. tho said u; ! LYNN
was duly adjudiratc,i haui;r,pt AM
may 'h' hrst meeting If his creditor.
WI u: held IN my "thcc. Rooms Ills
u,uni BuildinG. Richmond. Va.
AZ 10 o'clock In tho forenoon. al which
timc IN: said creditors may attend
prov thcir claims. appoint q trustee
cNhmlhc inc bankrupt. and transact
such other business AZ may propcrIr,
come before said meeting.
TlIcS. d. SNEND
Referee In EankruptcN
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DOES NOT ASSIST SQUAD
'" Hri"'or"rnIcnt> Tor Law I:nforce-
"""' ohirinl. in \inhnmm Ni-ht
Nidirr Case.

MpNT,ioNhEY Ala Mar,

MOS TIpHEEr. ALA. March
conrad ". Austin. chief law enforce
m'nt officer cf Nlahana, stated today
squad had boon sori 10 Ja,l-son
'"nniN 20 aSs!s, officials in tina, place
~ que ling night rider activities.
W neither "f not the force in Jack son
- 'cln'ofC"d depends on orders ot
IpNcrnor kIih>. who IS synrr;cb "a
,"iurn 1" tho capitol from \unisiou
TUESDAY "r Wednesdays
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Expect Professional Caller

Martin. go!f professional. is cN-
n"r'"d mere tbs wcck II look over
ne Ioca! Ncld aud with 4 view to dis.
,N>SihS contract with tho board OF
h'r'ci"rs "i tho local club for tho
season now opening Tic was for
W" years at Wait" sulphur Springs
'h" membership of the local club ha
''''hiIF been tncr" ssci and there is
'"' ely interest in tho ganC.
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No iiu,nou Nnnr, in rri,i

rs T.NIlNN OITN NkLN Mar.h
o. IA" "Sia'" az lake J.. i;annm will
IN" 20 part u 'u' prosecution o;
Mrs cara Smith ii,mou who goes
''i iriHI ~ Nrdm"rr March 10
.harE"d with ;hc murder OF thc mil
i"ua'rc oil man and ooE'iCIau. i, ca.
announced hcr" today hy Franz, /,
heivu. admin St"ator ~ the cs,at.
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rr,,p Kills Cnrc,ir, u,,

S'rATESNlI.IE y. g.. Ma"ch IL.
=" Wilson, -. 4 prominent hn-ircS
man OF this city. WAS instantly kuioI
v"rod hy shifting 'rair a' q mil.
'ray crossing hero. lie VA. in y truc'.
'i'' wne r"ossi," Tho track
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Nohh Disanprnrs Ernm nronkIyn.

NEW NDRK, Marrh ..--I.'rut cnIn;
Don II, i!obh. L. :. A.. charS with
cmhe%Zlins funds from the hdtticship
Tennessee. today was reported to
have disappeared froII a receiving
ship IN brooklyn. where he was ia'cn
TO await the. verde. OF Il court mar
tiai which tried him. IL was charged
that his accounts as ship service o.
.icer were $1,000 short
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Nmnlcmr niIIlardi.:. siur1 E.en,

'IlCAGO. March DC y. Vaughn.
Gi 'uirdEo. defeated w H. Lew. of
N'rAirrd. III. in tho frs; game OF
I' ndi ."nhl amateur pocket billiard
.'Nih"m'ni t"daN. - Ia -:
N"Hs Hu.s hjgh ruu Was - and Lcw.'S
IN ih' second gam" IIarrt Dav
% Detroit. Defeated cas- Gardner; -:
~" Work. i2J 10 ~. Ia ;wcniy-s"ycn
innings. b,w had 4 nigh run Of 81
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i.andi. tender. pcri.,o,

'I'IIAID. NHrch ..---Juhgr Knnr-
VI Lands. national onscbaIl ar
.i'.', rr"""r"i decision ioday 81.
I,fN" % tn" southern League Little
"p.H ''hh "nH unnolding tn" Wash
NSl"h Americans ana .S;abi : he'd
W. prinHli'i"s GppN which future
mayor "N thanG" contracts wili he al.
Indicated
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O.crnt. on .DoIIar PRINCESS.

ATHENS. March 1.-Dr. .NidIn Z.
Hoover. ar American SURGEON, de-
cidcd today {" perform an operation
or Princess hnastasia, wife OF Prince
Christopher. OF Greece. for an intcs-
final ailmcnt. Dr. Hoover came to
Athens from Constantinoplc 10 at
tend the Princess in her illness.
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=" crr,ri, rna, Hurley rr.rrco c-..

'.ENINGTrN. Ky. Mar"r rlau.
Tor enrichment Of the 1927 .~,r nr
Nurlcy tobacco were abandoned o. tho
hurley Tobacco Growers Association
80 its annual meeting here today. The
reason given was that il was iulros-
sblc Ia get 80 per cont of tho crow
orS u The district to sign thu picdyc
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Set Ncw High run-,,nu >.orc

III FFNI.O. y Z. March ~ now
hlGh two-n" score was established
today III III" American Bowling Con-
SicSs tournament. l.. WcyGand and
-. tau!N"n. Of Eric. Ia. rolling into
urSt place. with II grad total OF :
-'p points "hcy wcr" the only n,ir
TO hrcals into tho standing 81 high
,'h' faui*on was the hiEh roller OF
the two, his performance being one
o; IS" pins. with WcyEn6 sisoo;:ns q
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Lost and Found

DOC Lor, S,tu7d.ts irnrnT,,-
hpini'I dog 5vcs nsad white 9Th IL
". Al yNc-. license tag I.r.n,. tiSorr
Dnni!' -. l.t0r1 Reward Tor iufnI
tt,.h.tnn !rndins 90 IA. tc,Gyrrg. I.ho,,
h"Hdv.o h aisg-.t. 80 t;rcrnwp,I ~,
nue nat'on u, shts Nv
80 hr""t uu.! sip. owner en- 60;
Sit., hS pHyliE Tor 81! nnG BOARD, -
Wh!toac's N!l..rr F!.iI a. -
"' ,.N. lost pair To-.5 Eyypio.
!ha"r "a l'"n,"y,rd ei1s Rev.r,i
LIS N"iurd.y H-rrr !. small "a
pr', "',tp"- containing rh,,y ryy,hl. ,n
-. M"rN H. BOYD. anr .iu.iI o-,.r,r
-n'." Snl' wrist watch Finder 80,
----lN 90 Nntu.i iiu.idtu- N.w,,I
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MONEY

NEW yoEE. Marth Money ON cat
on Tho Nov Nori' StcvN EXCHANGE t1,isy
iH+Sd q, ter cent, al day.
.i,W' hnhNN was dnii today amt /. Tow
S"Ih c!"s,cs % collateral Tor ali dates
business was restricted almost .ntir"iv
u" renewals. While were made -; IN,
sam" r,t" - -
.M.tsih't' unncr rates rui.i at -, IN
Ghdnr"u i"V tn" best names. and -, 70
Do ,nni 'or loss hi-hiv rated names
HN'N' 'fahS1 cti"u~ were -.portcI nj IL
D"' C'nt on cii'-cdrcd names at Short
W9iuriti"s business was in Ino,lcrr;s
volume " ''''''h ''
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Low. Throw. I,,,,,.,

- n TNN': Mao.
~ ranfl"rJ I."wis nor, ,oIseti
,nL'" 1000 hpianno, OF canada n
~, >'r"iE Hl Tails, t'c 'i.i win p,
1870 forty minutes and ia.
second III rhrc- minutes vita q hiuS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-08

rrcvio1s wCsk. There was :, U.,e selling
hr trade aud outside Interests. and npa
"U"iat'"n' wee ro.at nri lower Clos.
NIX BIDS March. isj: MIai. -. ju!v. ,.3a
Scutsushci. 80. Al bid
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MIsCELi,NEuus MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March cotton goods
aMa yaI,ns wyr" ,iuii TODAY. With prics.
easy, Wool goods Tor fan were boitr n
steadily. SILKS were in moderate demand
ny Hnii goods were slow. Burlaus con
ZINC "ncF'tnnS ia Calcutta markets Ia. :
no h''n ehcCtiNc a. vet in -iiffcnin-
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corroNsr:r, or.

NEW YORK. March After starting
."wnr, cottonscsd ui. advanced about 20
r'ln.s %oey" tn, previous ,losc on ;hc
GARY HdNhnC, IL cotton bu, CsSci off
iat"r when tbs marks; reacted .nL i'm
s.iTrHthN WIN easier markets Tor crud.
"ny !1:d Clo.'nE unclaimed 20 . points
DEt .U"sE Sa'cs $50" barrels Primo
~ udc, 80 S3lcS. primo sumner yellow
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Deaths

A|CdtuS 4
i..S ,1nno County. March l. linz y, y.
irnnns; IN tn. Sith year ,f III!
."cl ~ sno,icc later. 100 "h''
10, Died. Monday 4. 81. March
IoI,, 'ts Ellen y. Haynes sw,.Inn 81;
MI, Haynes. Funeral ruc.,iu,
u .. II O'Clock A Al ,ro,, 49,
,,...s nee. tlG North Addison SIRE,
M ssPrhiEhLo >; ,ai 1880 T.. NJ
TcLd..,nn" Il, Fairbanks. ALASKA, W.b.i"I
Tor Icn,i,..,s ION OF the lat" stephen r..
,2n. and brother Of ' Mh,. nesh fcnd!:-
,,,in"cHs o. aud caroiIno {, ncn oNssin
49,, Wy. ami or Dr t,r.,L uu''',"h os
IsI,," Houston. Tex in,c,..i"n' iIN
LI'.iIi"d. al the r, gJ,,,,,,..---,-
unnuGhtNs, Mr. George ~ 49,, 81 u. :
NaihbridSc street. Mrs ~ 'i'!rt. llo'
t"t".iiy of I"t.rsviIlr ,,nc''', 'unsth y.
- IN hcr sist year s n" cunt!
Two dhushtcrs hive som SnIfIF',1
c'ptn''. "H follows Mrs mn oii 20
rh'f, Mrs. =. .. Merritt -, w .
- w; a. Inns;all snd vs.. n; ,r,,n ,i',.
H., ii'''"' Va. =. ~. iunst,r = 7;
yjt.'"xyiII"' Va: J. l.. Tmna,nii ~; 81
~, va. =! II. Iunsthii. oi ,,t,.n.i,,..
U,..nsbnrn 'ah'"ih ". l.. Knight ~
m:,t"h ''h, al j. " fru,, -, ",aha,
~" n"rSh at .'"i"rsViIie. Va M
nNrfjE i.D nI'd Marc,
-" - NJ. Mi"s Iicfti. & .Iru,i,-
lars Funeral Will lac MI; "S''
n'"',idSp afternoon at ( ,.,I'.,i 'HiH
1919 funeral parivrs in,or,u,,r, ,,"ii
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PRESIDENT ENDORSES
ENDOWMENT DRIVE BY
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
rConii1ur.i From Fir.


turned. following tho Adjournment OF
Congress las; Friday. Tn" Senator
Will take an active part in rhc cam
paiEm in The 'Hiil CITY" which has
already set out TO raise IT'S quota OF
$4,000.
the executive committee t., hope
Ia! OF getting a, loas, two more
speakers FOR the meeting in tho Com
rnonwcaith Club. Members OF THIS
body last might made i, plain that
Tho gathering tomorrow viii be 70,
organization purposes and no do1a-
sons viii lie sough; at iEis time. The
eleven captains and their TO men
who viii MAKE systematic canvass
- Ei,hmoad, beginning Monday, TO
raise EichmoIds quot. OF si"0.3c"
wi'l he present at the meeting and
Hnai arrangements :or the drive w!l
nc InaGc. The cap'a.ns have sci"ctc!
live wires and The WORKER, are pre-
p"rinG To push tag movement here Z"
a uGccss!ul end
Drives Are Underway.
Ia many sections o. III" country
drives got under Way yest"rda!. "md
encouraging news was contained in
! tclcS.ams received e; local h All :
quarters Eichmond wgs 10 ha:o in
awsuratcd its cnnoa.sm yesterday,
but it was dcc.Gcd 20 defer it FOR Il
week
| Announcement was made las, n.S n;
that in addition TO The speakers. ar
ranyemca;. have. been made 10 have
some real singers On hand tomorrow,
and a number %: selections viii be
L
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cununNs Used CAR.


pt!ri-l re-" tops '.-r s.ges waef.
etc. "eeoea.
stui He1s. - sores j..:nr-S
% o , 20 - ses4's B.e -oiA.
- St''-s .-L.saenge. ..I.c,l.
SO 49, il SERIES ,-.sa.p.s..nr,r
sio4. D-Hn; iouf-e .Ilade. b,e:o..-ox.
s-SOH - SvT.es. nNs passsase,
800 - SG!.e' -.Hter ard GUNNER ton,
tEri!-md. !Iode !. ........,si Sc 81
C'r!l".!. MIdei - I1Uo u !,
Navel! IA Roadster. 500. ga
D"s. IoiFi1S. lie Serbs .......3 1000 ,
!FeuiisI. ;"n r<ss'L-Sf wrs ahee! rquly
Ns..r. 90 series. j.pass"nSc5 tou-.
Term. % rs,pon,loe part..,
inowc sor arine a.trsyIon /! 10, rouvea,.n,
los ,ou 70 COL, Madison ,sUo
cC"tkN MOToh SALES
i-l'-i..- W Broad ST..
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r,ri r.t,~-. r,r,vr,,.r n,.

Ni:W YORK. March : r-u! -.
Potter 6ram.',i" criii" and aUtru.
many popular p!UE.. wa, found I.ul
tooaS OF natural c.tuscS ia tho Nj ;-,,
Iiill baths.
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People Sr"r~ Stri!,crs.

'"'"ncI Rugs gave out Il 4,atcmcn:
'""'"ht 10 tn" effect that the ci,i-
Gus "i M"uiiric Ga. in mass-mcc,!u.,
""u denounced the strike and ~
proved the now wage scale of 30 pcr
cent reduction in increases granted
S'nc" 1917. declaring that "'all classe.
"' business ANA .ahor should shoulde,
'hcIr ahaT" "f rcductions." in the re
punishment pc'ioh. Resolutions de-
'""''ri"E TN" strike havc been adopt .
=" 'h various other towns on the
'"""' Colonel Hrss stated
lie as" 80 d statcmcn, dcciar.
'"S " STRIKE. as prdcticed by labor
unions OF n.en, ia train service means
una, these lHhog union leaders toll
an employer he mus; do AS they or
"'' MN 10 do abrIt matter as IL
winch they and tho employer differ
ana ih"N say 10 The employer in cf-
'r't ~ y"u choose to follow YOU,
'N" "'ni"C az 20 what you should
"a" "hd de 10 what you think Is fair
v" vail destroy your busincss:' tina,
Us TO say. VIC will have our mon quit
your service III Il body and we will
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Funeral Directors

IN ORDERS rpmp!ctou q,
ir.r,, 80 "f" equipped to ,iyo
~ m.i'n IA t""niy- four hour, ~
H. Su.,ih' branch or our busiI,.., ~
lis., 500 North S"vonth s,,rml.'"
Edwin Phaup funeral ,I,,,-,.-
nn "n - rrcT. sos East Mai. "!r,,o'
'''''is'' 81 Hauiplth L,,I 80 '''''''
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STI:.t AISiIIi'...
Ricam2hi- dew Turk stesmsaio Co,

.i..u..r H.. N eating. ever, d4y,
ZION, s;.ynn.oai and New York. fseigh:
only. fr1hiDt service. No emo ..vtS
Freight rece;,-d daily u:,tii :. NJ. on.
cept saturta.. p. NJ.
pAny is YuuI eomEuny. Gave u your
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NEWSY SPORT NOTES
lContinMod prom Nn

toontlnucd FROM FaEc Eighth
citation. Will" Edwin Moocr.s will he
with som" professional LEAGUE team
before the season advances far.