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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
APPEAL TO HARDING
Want Conference Called Between
Unions and Executives to- Under
take Settlement OF Disputes.
ffsy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. March 3l.---Railroad en-
ployes tonight laid a proposal before
President Harding for conference
between labor and the railroads in
an attempt 10 settle the whole trans
the country as far as labor is con-
vtrncd
III "a telegram signed by H. Vi
Jewell, president OF the railway ON
.ioycs' department OF the American
..vdcFation OF Labor. the cHici cX.cu-
uvc was asked TO call Il conicreuc,
nctwecn the railway executives an,,
The labor unions TO undertake 10
compose the differences on all points
~ dispute. Mr.. Jewell declared tn.
unions had every faith" that such
IL conference would be productive o.
immediate saluiary results
Many Workers Interested.
The text OF the message follows. IN
tull:
Two million railroad workers ana
their millions Of dependents are vi
tally Interested in your efforts to
Eject solution or the railroad prob
that is unacceptable to them vii.
b" productive OF the much-dcSirvd
result Of cooperation, and. accord
ing y, therefore. we urge Respectfully
termination of what is TO be done.
The FIRST essential TO peace and
orderly progress in the transporia-
ti6n industry is a speedy settlement
Of the controversy between the car
-,.rs and the railway employees over
national agreements and wages. and
3; /. our belief that YOU can bring
this shout by the application OF the
principle laid down by you in your
Inaugural address when YOU said:
UrSr Executive Influence.
IL had rather submit our industrial
controversy 10 the conference table
In an advance than to the settlement
table af;cp. conflict ana suffering"
Accordingly. we urge that you
use yuur executive influence to bring
about a conference between the rail-
way executives as they arc organ
izcd nationally and the railroad en-
ployts rs they are organized nntion-
differences on al! points in dispute.
such q conference is contemplated by
the transportation act ana is III keep
ing with the spirit of the times. w.
have every faith that il will be pro-
ductivc 81 immediate salutary re-
/, and cooperate with You in every
way To make IL n complete success.
Wan, Delays Avoided.
I'VE have constantly urged this
method Of procedure as the best
means OF avoiding tn" necessary de
'aYs and "Nncnse Incident TO 'he sub
mission OF matters in dispute TO jul
dic;al determination by the Railroad
Dor Board W. prefer at all times
10 adjust points Of differences
through mutual agreement with the
railway executives because OF the
present abnormal conditions We CON
slider il essential in the interests OF
effort by reaching AN agreement
through, Z; Joint rc0 ference"
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Markets
tcontinued From rage Nine)
PRODUCE M.tRNErS.
COZ

NEW YORK. March a. Yesterdays vio-
lent fluctuations were followed by u
sharp falling OFF IN tho volume OF bust
ness ari irregular >rrice movements In
COTE" futures today. Recent buyers were
showing OF the brazilian cables. however
ana after opening net . Joints higher tn
: r"'n,s lower. activ" months sold some
"gnreS;. with May touching 30 and July
800. This Was ATTRIBUTED 20 scattering
liquidation and cloSiu: bids showed slight
allies on covering. with the market
May. d.2t: July. $50 september 5s5: oc.
Spot con"s, duh: Rio ~. G,sTc!.: san
t"S Il. ?i3 n -. III" cost ana freight mar
go, nycrassed somewhat higher. with Of
;"TinEs OF santos Is ranging from $50 TO
80 aad RIO IS around '.?j. american
rrCuitS. Victoria * aud wcr" offered
i"r resale at iis, American credits.
The official cables reported an advance.
II 20 reiS ~ III" dollar buyiuE rate. with
decline OF f.-pcHcc in Rio exchange on
London. or III" Brazilian markets Rio
VAS 80 10 iG' rtis hlghr-. and Santos -,
81 rr's lower Local traders received
10 confirmation OF yesterdays reports COZ.
'"rnins purchas": Of the brazilian gov.
'-nineni in tho primary market. Hraxiliou
sort receipts. S..3si. .Iundiahy receipts Ii e.
60 RIO cleared 5.H0n for New York.
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EMPLOYMENT SITUATION
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Attributed To Increased Seasonal
Activity In Automobiles. Tex
tiles and Footwear.
BUSINESS NEARING NORMAL.
Reductions in Wholesale Prices
Continue During March, but Drop
i'm Retail stores Has Not kcEt
~ Pace, According to Board.
tBy Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON. March 81 Eos.
ness showed little indication tA.S
month OF getting away from the IN
ccrtain;ies of the last year. accord
ing 10 the monthly review of condi-
lions made public tonight by the
Federal Reserve Board Increase
activities were noted in some trades.
but, with those exceptions. commerce.
apparently. was waiting further de-
velopments before moving towa'd
anything like normal conditions. Fed
eral reserve agents reported.
The ouly optimistic expression WAS
in connection Win then employment
situation, which. the review said, re-
flcc,ed slightly Improved conditions
during the last thirty days. at
,;ributcd to the increased seasonal &c
t!vity in automobiles, textiles and
footwear as showing more life
Regarding trades showing .
healthier side the board hesitatcd in
saving they had experienced NOR"
than temporary advances du" 10 the
spring season. Whether the activities
OF such lines portend a general re-
vival OF business, the board declared
no definite statement could be made.
buyers Strike still! On.
Without execution '"e oo"'"S w.
servers reported '""' '"e -,
strike, felt trs' ias' s"'''"''
showed an Almost son" '''"'
great has been me ih"ue"'c % ~
ruoiic's refusa! 10 ScE ~ h's"
that, where heavier S"'e
ported III "nu
they are astr'oeu ""'''H
conditions.
reports from rcse'Ne
ing asr'cui'"Fai vo'',''' W.,
that the cry OF the farmers 'o' 800
Is be'ns answer" W 80,
cut OF cities '"'o"7'
Here again "oW''e'
ions couid MOI pe - '.'',.
OF inc oo''" pc."",e
!" sc"e'" ,,,
Drop '" i'e'"' 80" '',,.,
reductions !" ~.
''hueu u"i ms
pas!s 'n' 'o"'" - ~,
Nu' 49,.
p'e'eo' ""' "e'''''" "
as 10 no" .o"e 10 IA,
10 drop !" 'e'''' sa,.
mas ho' oee" a. 60 ~,
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

Al Plant Tor sale. model II machine.
uD-to-'ia;e equipment: in good town;
good paying business For particulars
Addrcss Box ha". W.ynckhOrO. Va.
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SUBMIT TWO CASES FOR
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

Two eases were called before Tn"
Supreme Cour; of Appeals yesterday.
They were fully argued and submit
ted to the decision OF the justices
The Director General OF railroads
versus Beard was called first. and
Judy versus Doyle completed the iisG
The Director General OF Railroads
versus Garrett. Elterich versu. the
Lcicht Real Estate Company. Incor-
porated. and ingram Jr.. versus Ia
gram arc the first eases OF he called
today.
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uclgium 10 redeem Yona>.

NEW YOKk. March 3l.-l T. NOr-
can n Co. and the Guaranty Trust
Company. al this city. announced
with the contract with the Kingdom
OF Belgium. $4,000 600. the principal,
amount Of the $50.o0O.0OO twcnty We
year - per cent Belgian external
loan bonds. represented by trust re-
cctptS issued last June. had been
drawn Ivy 10; for redemption. The
drawn bonds viii he redeemed AT ll5
per cent, the accrued interests be-
ing also payable.
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HARDING C0NFERS
WITH u. S. CHIEFS
ON RAIL TANGLE
continued From Firs, PaGrD

cont .NOct FROM if"t ia-t.'
lion and had canvassed the best
cainjnn 81 those familiar with con-
di,ions.
Tho Information laid brfor. the
chief executive is understood to have
included detailed figures on the re-
cent earnings OF the carriers. whose
executives nave painted a b!ach pic
;urc of the prospect unless govern
mcnt relief is given. \; the same
time the conference had before it the
petitions OF shippers for lower freight
rates to permit them 20 compete with
foreign goods in American markets,
ana the pleas of the railroad en-
p.oycs against amy reduction in
wages.
freight Schedules Eccrivc Attention.
one feature said 10 have been
given particular attention was the
relation OF freight schedules 10
volume OF traffic. some railroad
cxccu,ivcS have expressed the opinion
that present rates are so ni:;h as 10
CurtaiI traffic and really rcdIc. earn
ngs. while others have taken an op-
posite view. In ;hat connection the
president was told that the recent
reductions IN rates on i"cdr: cattle
IN the South and alfalfa III ;h'. North
west and Middle West had been fol-
lowed Ia u large inC"caS" IN the
4moAnt II tlosc commodities shipped
In the BACKGROUND OF these conS.d-
cratious was tho question OF poSsibI.
government ownership. although
here was no Indication that II was
seriously discussed. The admin!Sira
;ion has heard suggestions. however
! that unless some remedy is found
soon the government may hay" ID
shoulder the burden OF railroad man
.gciucnt Indirectly by taxing the
! .Acn... r,L.-s lnin i.m...L NnI.sM No
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. March 3i.-The raw suSa;
1uarit"t was weak aud lower for uncon-
rolled sugars. while Cuban varieties wcrr
"untcd nominal at ~. cents. cost and
freight. equal 20 g.. for centrifugal.
The weakness In rHws led to a rcdrc-
ton of h-crnt in IN" price .: refined.
with all r"iiO"rS now pEuting fine grarn.
lated y: cents for hard grades and SOM,
-, Cor SofiH. with only q moderate ~
qplry reported.
~" market Tor sugar futures was II
iit'!" NOR" active. aud prices were lower
under increased liquidation and trade sell.
inE I-"IlptHI by tic wcaitncss In thu
spo; market. Closing prices Were y to q
'oints not lower. Final prices: May. 4.e(:
July. as. aud Scptrnlher. Nil. all bid.
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rErERSnl.nG rEANrr MAnKEr

Rcportol bv NoIE"rs Plumrnor & CO.. Inc.
SPANISH. FARMERS STOCK
Market weak. 1jc 10 Slc per bushc!
Old atocii 6c, nrr bushr!
FARMERS STOCK
Market uu!et.
Fancy iuinno. 10 pcr 10.
Extra prime g. nor IN
Prime" 3'.c ner ID
Smelling Stocl: 2igc To SIZE per III.
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BUSINESS FOR SAI.E-Concc ana tea
store doing good business, equipped with
roasting plant and electric coffee mills.
in town Of about fifteen thousand IN
habitants. Reason for selling. have other
business: St:50 Uour thousand two hun
drcd nifty GollarsD cash or TWO Thousand
I'VE hundred cash and services az part
ncr. Box !. III, care The Dispatch
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cote, M-n 10 Sec ua-aip.

WASIIlNGTt'N. Maroon ~ .---Itrnr.
Jspntatives o. Southern cotton grow ?
.2crs while ln Washington tomorrow
md Saturf>y for conferences Wit,
Secretary Hoover in an EFFORT 10 i'm
proyc credlt conditi rrN WI cali on
tfT'rosIdentS Harding. Former Senate,
eHoke Sntth Of Georgia. today ar.
ranged for them to crnfer With The
President SATURDAY. noon.
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Clos" Wiu~top- Salem Tobacco Market
WlNS'rNN X AlEM Y q, Mar.ln .,

Tie tobacco market closed TOR lSc0-
81 season. ami sales for Year footed
up Gn.55i, ioS hounds. this breaking all
previous records by 2O.g00.00D pounds
Il brought SIS.i2a.7T5.aa an average
II II !. cents per pound. It is. known
al leaf in Piedmont Section that has
not been marketed. some of the farm
crS having decided to hold 1t until
next fMll. hOping for better prices.
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Situations Wante.I-Mnle 81

CASHIER OR SALESMAN OF experiences
can III. most amy office position or on the
road. IL 2:o. care Timer Dispatch.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST wants posi-
zion IN Richmond or healthy N!rEiiiA
town. Address IL, r.. 81 w l.tl ST.
.,rriOlf. Va.
YOUNG MAN familiar with book kcrp,nE
accounting and i!mckecp!ng systems de-
.iscS rmpsoymcnt. reference. iioS n
a.o, The DISPATCH.
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Situations Wun,cd-Ecmalc 80

BOOK REFER -PUsl;Ion az book H., pa
and general clerical work. several wears
experience. bor, 32i. Care Tho Dis
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\c,y urpJ I.s,,c \. oncrrd

Frederick T.. Noting & Co. invest
mcnt brokers. are offering Cor sale
the new issue Of S250.0 900 i per cen;
street Improvement and school build
ing bonds Of Martlnavillc. Va. due
April =. 1859
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

.Nirn's Foot Ease the antiscptic powder
&" Ice shaken into the shoes and sprinkied
IN ihe foot bath The P!a;;sburg Camp
Manual advises men ~ training to use
Foot Ease la their shoes each morning.
IL prevents biist"rs Hnd sore spots and
relieves painful. swollen, smarting feet and
takes the sting oUt ~ COINS and bun!ons
Always u.s. Aliens Foot Ease 10 break
iu now sho.g-AA-.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS.
TRY CLARENDON Hotel

All rooms with hot ani cold running
water: private baths. .,wavs men. Write
Tor rates. MONROE iICTClit%S.
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coBCRN's USED CARS
AZ NJ. Siudebakers Thoroughly renewed. re-.
etc.
S,adsyaSer. =, serie. Lisn, ss1.
stodebIker. Is scTies. n.e.passeatcr. sir
stpqsbtk.r rs series. seven passenger
Studebahrr fOur-cyi.ndc:. i've passenxsr.
S s, i.auu' Stouel ...............I4 400. 90
Dods. tourinr .is .,,i::;;'''''''''' f99.99
Ih~ndlti. late model touring
Overland roadster. bargain.
Cadillac 10 series. c.Snt-Gyl!nier.
Terms to responsible pastIe.
Phone for demonstration 10 no, couy.n.
tent Tor YOU 10 call. Madison tsJU.
coBuRN MOTOR SALES.
isli-l-.3 W. Broad ST.
100 90. Atlantic Motor Co.. 1910 " est
Broad Street.
EHC OPTIONAL VALUES rs
USED TRUCKS.
One thr.c-fourth-ion Stewart trues; Ia
excellent condition. "
One ihree-iou.th-trn Stewart truck: In
EUud condition..
One one-and a hal: .ou Stewart. thor.
ouShly oNrIha ui:d And repainted.
One twO-ton Indiana. Thoroughly oy.r
hau.ed and repaibted.
Any OF the above trucks can DO bought
on terms 10 EuiL
TRANSPORTATION MOTOR CO..
1910 W. aroad ST. Ihone Boul. al.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

DEFY GOODS

NEW YORK. March Si.-co;tou goods
ana yarn" w"r" quiet today. Raw silk
markets stronger. WOO. steady hurla ps.
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PARIS. March 3i.-Thc weekly stat"rl"n,
az tho !aut If France shows the follow
in" changes: Gold In hand increases 3oa
mn francs silver In hand ilcrcaS"d 81: :
GO. Notes in circulation increased 30s. :
.r;2.Dir Treasury deposits decreased =
tai.n!r General deposits decreased 80 80.
o'e IiliS discounted Increased 3,,7s5 eco.
Advances d"c-"n scd 2i.5g1 .OGG. Advances To-
the STAT" wrrc 10000 COD francs.
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NEW WORK, March 2i.-Money on call
o. the stock exchange opened at Ga, per
c%nt: nigh per cent: low. ~. rcr cen;
loans were made a. 81 per cent. Time
money was dnii and In small amounts
hnth Ciuss"s Of collateral. Renewals were
arranged Al per cent for all maturitlcs.
changed for The best Games. and -. tn
r"r cent for less highly rates nlm-s.
Their" w"r" some transactions "a. "a per
cen; ON cholcr nninc. at short inaturitiHS.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


lNpEAED foH Cu.CN Ki-i.-i;r:HGE.
classified Advertisements .risted tor
edition OF %TE EvE%iSG DIsrATln,
me me sssspti s Of fA& st%DAI iiMtS.
DISPATCH, which - priced separately
Schedule Of Want Ad. Rates.
.tac "a word daily. minimum JJc. sei solid.
SC a word daily, minimum SIC. as1i" v"ps,
&c word SUNDAY. minimum ACC. aga;e
caps.
CONSECUTIVE. Insertions r;ice OF :. IN.
aertioas.
l: Point Type.
Tue LARGEST ,,pe i't'"..'.vd ~ Ihs "aGi
o., II. Sn,,h .,o,,,t So I.,. 10 NJ ~,
uri Is on. i.,cn. IAc rail- iUr Inis ..rsY
lSpu ID cents a wurd daily. and ems
word Sunudy The sa!n. of
.uviions VII Apply as Tor regular "4mt
these rates Apply only 70 ADVERTISEMENTS
orisina!i"s IN ':,chn!ond and suDuru"n
pay i'm ee1 ts an 'G asao ss sa
4ay 10 seats an agate line ,eouni t. words
TO ths 'Ii,nl. Cash must accompany tnc
l-onoer tr.in Rates IOr business Ady.r.
Users request.
d'trt;Scii!rats received late as 10
~ To- ) ~ 81. sataiiay Tor ,o.fre e", c., snc
uCation ia tns neat E.DffiOS.
Any OF, lliEsE bltANCli Want AID
STATIONS wiLi. accept YOUR
WEST or FIRST STREET.
y. MOLL3!E FftR.
3uVl Mest Cary Slrui.
BtErON'S DRUG STORE.
s IsSa Mt+s f Ts,Ayt s1.le';
BLANKS SuILE, 1HD rIihR:nAcY.
:svo West D.oa4 street.
CAV EDOS DRuG STORE
Robinson ANA fIUyd.
TIE niiANDis rit.,isMACY.
u. Z. kERS.
::25 Hanover Ayennc.
GROW AVENUE PHARMACY.
K. J. ITO noG JfhSe
HEKS.lrAGE Di;UW GUMrANY.
rUhLlC ,DRUG STORES.
WEST ESD Go&lEc iioNERY,
y. 4. JOHANN.
PINE STREET riiAiMAcY.
g. ia' c 3HGSe a'n % i Si;ssS.
81: wes; i.'oad Street.
TARRANI DRUG COMPANY
West Broad Street.
coHEN, GO. DiiAEraENr STORE
u ST. East {. s i.IS;Sl ELS
EAST % oF r,is ssfn si fi'ii;i
nE iS9 Is'' tu fS'f4 f'Get g..
j. III. HUME.
RICHMOND PHARMACY
"Ji EAST Main Street.
scilEk'S.
Ntnth and bromG Streets.
holland II. CHILDRET.
WILLIAMS FHARMAcY.
r"F% fGh i!;st sgd f MHifhal Streets
Twenty -nral .nd Aiain Streets
rAIHMoUHr PHARMACY.
spElNGnK DRUG COMPANY.
1900 venablc Street.
EhrOES rliAkHACf.
Twenty-siSlh and Nenau ole Streeta
>. -. CRAIG.
$500 las; broad Street.
HORD'S DRUG STORE.
j. H. sMiTii.
$500 East Marshall Street.
Mii:hEK X k!ioADS
FULTON.
JOHN I. fUEsTEK.
rs Louisiana Street.
j. l.. VAUGHAN
1907 Williamsburg Avenue.
j. ~. BLACK Il son.
1916 W!lliamsburS Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON * EARLY
i f. .. h FAR f!Esft,
liD3 lluil Street.
WASHINGTON & EARLY.
, WOODLAND mEiGiiTs.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
BARTON iiEiGIiTs.
BARTON HEIGHTS CoNTECTIoNERY
n &c? ian Ni T!hEk.
| W. *. VAUGHAN.
f'ur'a AvSnns 2ad Stunrt Street.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
| 1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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RECORD PROGRAM
FOR BUILDING HERE

CContiuGcd IRON .'irs; PaseD
s,ucco dwellings,, Edgewood Avenue,
90 cos, $4,000; {. NJ Miller brick
lwcllimg. Franklin street, near Ry-
and. To cost SiI.1O0.
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HEX IMMINENT

AND ~ WON'T l'OOI. YOU"
Manufacturers GUARANTEE; = At
Druggists 30 Cents.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

PHDIisItcu monday, wednesday and Friuay
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train
tOaily unless otherwise shown published
only as information aud not guaranteed
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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CAPITAL needed TO rnanufacture our
1920. Fullest Investigation invited. No
better investment In the city Address
MIR. Sawyer; 1929 East Main Street
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FOR SALE. in Newport News. mos; pros
porous city in Virginia: rs years old.
fopuation in city and suburbs now esti-
mated $1,000. One great plant employs
$500 hands. Grocery. business. stock
and hrturcs. good viii. lcage and Ii
ccns.. roial value. $3.50. We Offer
all To-! only $500. and time. Ths
IL only grocery In White section TO be
had. owner sayn II pays about s3?5
monthly. and easily bc doubled IL
pushed. Gasoline tank and auto
cossnTics would bc profitable addition.
as hundreds OF cars pass This corner
daily. Sec ihis bargain. business on
Washington Avenue tour principal bust
ness Ercctl. owner states II viii pay
$500 monthly and that stock and ftNturcH
are worth $500. our price just S2.T00.
and ON terms. Rent OF large store only
$50. Others Ike il nearby renting for
sI15. This place $1,000 cheaper per
year. 'Twanty-room hotel. with two
s;orcTooms. Latter Will bring SIS rent
monthly. In good. stcndy. substantial
virginia town. about 5000 popula ton
Practically only real hotel. Owner
says IL should pay $500 monthly. In
Guiding store rooms. and that he was
offered $4,000 for II last year. Larger
interests elsewhere now require his pres
cncc We offer 1t for only $4,000. Terms
arranged Steam heat gas. electricity.
bath large grounds (corncr). big garage.
fruit and lawn. Investigate these pla ces
Sommcrvillc Realty Co, Inc. Newport
Scws Va Phone 267. BOX sos
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-AIlIe

MANuFAcruRER or AMERICAN
TABLEWARE WILL CONSIDER Ar.
rLIcATIoNs FOR REPRESENTATIONS
IN THE VIRGINIA TERRITORY on
STRICTLY COMMISSION BASIS. PAY.
ABLE MONTHLY. ADDRESS w. l..
ScPU0Gs. SOUTHERN SALES NAN.
AGER. BOX 7I. SALISBURY. N. c.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor Sale

We have several second hand passenger
mechanically right. Price reasonable.
id ~ VIII PAY PAY ycu 70 look these oyer be-
Co.. s-li So.tn Eighth Street Madison
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
OCCUPANTS NOT
TO BE REMOVED
Present Tenants on Plaza Site
May Remain-Jewett.

Owners of property in the two blocks
bounded by Meridian, Pennsylvania, YER
mont and North streets, need not fear
they will be ousted in favor Of other
tenants if the city takes over the section
as part of the site for the proposed State
plaza and war memorial building, Mayor
Charles W. Jewett today assured W. c.
Bobbs of the Bobbs- Merrill Company,
whose plant is in the affected area.
Mr.. Bobbs came to the mayors office
to inquire whether reports he had heard
to the effect that as soon as the city
takes over the two blocks some tenants
are to be driven out in favor of others
is true. The mayor told him the report
is erroneous and the present occupants
viii be permitted to remain as tenants of
the city until 1t is necessary to begin
actual wrecking operations to make way
for the plaza and building.
Although the time lint for fling re-
monstrance which would neeeSsitate the
calling of q special election before the
city and county could proceed Jointly In
the acquisition of the two blocks for
presentation to the State is not far off.
nothing further has been heard from
the half dozen men who expressed oppo-
sition a few weeks ago. If a remon-
STRANGE is being circulated the fact is be-
ing carefully guarded from the public.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-08
SAYS SOLDIER
FUNDS WASTED
Robinson Refers to Heavy
Overhead in Rehabilita-
ton Work.

WASHINGTON. June s.-Charges that
Federal funds are being wasted by the
shovelful" by the Federal Board for
Vocational Education, in its soldier re-
habilitation work were made today by
Representative Robinson (Rep., Kan).
If the present policy is continued the
Government could give every disabled
soldier $4,000 in cash and then more
soldiers would get the money than will
be rehabilitated by the present board, he
said.
Under present practices the rehabilita-
tions bill will exceed $1,000, 100000, Rob
inson said, stating that already $685.
100000 has been appropriated. The Con-
gresham said he favored aiding the dis
abled men, but that although S145,OOO,OOO
already had been actually expended, only
5000 men have been rehabilitated-a
cost OF $4,000 a man. Overhead ex-
penses of the board are extremely high,
he charged, in claiming that in April,
1921, the board paid $s,000,0O0 to the
wounded men and $9OO0.OO0 in salaries.
Robinson claimed that the board is al
lowing mushroom schools to be organ
lied over night for the training of men
and large sums given their promoters
instead of sending the wounded to State
universities and established schools.