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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11

t. h.,}" been II .nrrndlarI origin short
- ...E -, EtI!h" Va called - under
it,. rs;. EaI!"n ny the state FIRE marshal =
Ordinances Passed
CRY council al It's meeting last night
passed ordinances requiring til "hcol-
in. Traction company 10 operate cLrs
w.;H!n Ia" lily i.Huts with two men;
to pave between It's tTachs on Third
si..r;. It's rity. and to rebuild tn"
'r.,'hs through this city. Council In
;.r.ncd cay Solicitor Levlnson that II
VII stand behind him to compel tho
lra ''inu company to live up to tho pro-
'-.uns % tie ordinances. better fire
protection for tho hilltop RESIDENTIAL
sections and the purchas" az an aerial
truck for the fro department woro ds-
cusscd.
Negroes Jailed
Fifteen negroes VINO nave been max
Ing the river front their home for tho
past week, wore rounded up today by
4. & l.. railroad officers and pla ced In
jail here. Tl.o C1icers claim those men
have hrcn robning chrs and that they
have also heen knocking brakemen on
the head ana robhfnE Thorn In tho rail-
road yards at night. Tho negroes all
Pie ldcd guilty 10 vaErancy md were
se;st 20 the county jnil by Mayor Ecrst
after he had assessed fines Of SIS and
COS;S rICiE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

l. you Wish L. hn permanently re
iS''v"I or g,$ "a tic St.'n"' a AL bow
e.S. r.Ik" lia.slmaru'% ,-TaH.riS.
E2:.'Ul1nn y 'ia$-.f.t "fs ar pr"'ag"!
ilsi.uC'ly aEd especially for St.sna.'I
@:l", "Ed iLIt.c'.,nr.y. for ali the pa:
effects .urriH- f"':u gas Irr$>ar'
TnNi cH...ty. gone AMI ruawimc ic"l-
ting at the pit { your stomach vi. I,'-
apH"Ir thai ,hNiuUS rrTYouS !a'.." 4:
18th hebrt ral!it1;lo! W.T. vanish. AMI
you VII! once NOR" =" abe To ttHo II
deep hr'.:fH. so often pro- "ntcd b. E1*
pressing: ;@0In.t y"ur heart and lang,
I"ur "HbS arms and fingers Won
fe.l cod a; q 81 to sleep h"caus" ia.
ia',nU'S G.,:-1aricts i'r''."nt gas int
fc..ng HttE th" Ct""ast'"n: INTENSE
ArowS3u"sS IrI sc ~ t"C! nG after liz
u"r MI. s".r lie rrr'n"'! by J. -"
toy SuiIr tprm % Cu'Nrtai"mcn,. irI"
,i~f.nISd ,iuma"h VA. r"~lUre ny iitr1:H
Lrra,i%r .:a. ~! not form after u;.H-i
Enaii.1un : Cias-Tihi"'E.
I"..t,rsuii'. CAS- ,u'''S sell for -.
:,ut J., ..'i'". 80: -" S"rLia" IN 4 y'l'."N
- kIc. a.: -, 'u"u IAN y.E ~
- ha:."G "a. results May "'L"rS 49,"
,>p"r,rrccG
i....rtrn'a Ciae.Tah,rts ar" fcr srl'
", ,.i r,.:i.Hl. GIurEt%iS and {. II.
t.i.,.S; 4 Con i.n5y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
GAINESVILLE


MI and Mrs. John ". Kirk enter
talncd few OF their fIiends M"nd-.v
evening. honorlrg Prof. Harold Smith
iund Clifford CunarG. Tho guests were
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained with music hy
both nrtist..
Tho Jerks OF Hunts dry Goods store
enjoyed L picnic north OF town TuondAv
evening
Mrs. q. v Perry Of fleetwood. Ohio,
arrived Monday for short visit w.;h
her mother. Mrs. l.. NJ. Carter.
Ed ErItt and Nj. DN:an CT Wheeling.
were visltors III town Evedne SHAY.
The members Of ns Mothers club
held q picnic cast OF tow Tuesday
evening.
Mira. Earl Harrison and Mis- Lou! 50
Groves returned home this week from
New York and Atlantic ely.
Miss Marie Henderson and Forrest
Flowers. both OF this p!.,cr were mar
ricd Thursday afternoon at the home OF
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Ar ir'a-sSc!ra. W: tn .'rtant. meeting
O: he M"uHdSv;i'a i."-":* Tub VAL
h.. he'd THIS ..''"n.nC a. -" SNYDER hote"
Several very inlp"r..'"' matters VIII be
taken ~ TO- coHs!G~rt;:1a. All MEM
bers are urged 70 arrange 70 be In at
tendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11

Rev. c. c. Boss Of the Christian church
Mr.. and Mrs. Flowers left immediately
after the ceremony for an eastern trip
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Watt and children. Will leave
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Kent are moV-
Ing this week to their new home on,
Adams avenue.
this week for White mountains for q
couple OF months.
Dr.. and Mrs. w. e. Stephens were
visitors at st. ClairsviIle. o. Wsdnss-
day.
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school, will make his future home IN
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bunday and Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Richards Will leave to-
day In the Bundays car for Long Island
and other coast points They will also
VISIT relatives in baltimore before re-
turning.
has returned from a visit with relatives
at Midway. Pa
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Sutton and child
rem, Miss Rosalee and Master Richard
have returned from visit with Te!a-
lives at Dunklrk. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
STEUBENVILLE
ELECTION CANVAS
At STEUBENVILLE
GETS UNDER WAY

Stcuhcnvi,le. Ohio Aug ln--The Jeff
crsrn co&niy board OF eir tiuaS day
began an official coun: q; Tuesdays
primary in which Frank Hawkins. "N-
clerk Of courts. was nominated ny 10
pulrir.rns ior uavo- OF st~unonNii" ~
a plurality OF III over George Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11

>.,. 80. :..: ia a:., w.
IA. w.. >4~ -. ~, ~. %. +:
o.. .~.r y. ."uu :,l~,a:',r't"; .,..-
' E.'.,. ,.-...u.'.:. '... ..'..'..'"E. -.
... .r rr g.. I..t 80 81" ,.. ~ e.
.,.... s.....'w.... ."- q. 4,.,.. 3D..
-,:..'.
a.. i.,ur,rrr:s r.'o'r..;"A Ia'"""
r. .u, q, q, g.. .....~, :".' a." mayer
AMI rr.a, MIrr TOR Treasurer.
'.rcIu.Hti"u 10" "a rA;ra mill levy
....~ - j.y an overwhelming majority
Casey Senom,nated
At Toronto Mayor Edward Casey was
rcu"IuIuHt'H BY E'rN"I'hNS NAL" ;n'
iru.,., :.i:., nur>'.l:,;. Il G,.:E" Mr!'"'"
80 \ b"nI .,,'.r g! $I25opo for new
&l,rat. ia ;..l.: c.rrioi a. Toronto by
the narr"W :rlrrIu OF =. votes. h"th'r
or not - U.i.'i:;! q: 4 t"' i.i'fNS H',''
va, necessary " II l." d"irrrIE.u ~ tie.
4, ton uf IT,. stat hU-.:t -! Hcnlth. II
4 hold, ,h:u To,or'u's wafer j. rnnt.'u-
iu.,trG III. .nr ivr:!H So" h"a.- hi; II
Z - :uu:4 jnut IL" wH;"" l. :,"> c"''
tgu,la. @" thy" " Nv" Thirds N"'r -
ar r,a,rH and ~" irnrusi;!"n !oSi.
Mccoy Nominated
At NJ =, Dissection t"r'"'" Ma',f
r'raan i. M-,'n, l.,a nu;u;nu;'s! ~ 't"
Dcmrrrnts for n.:.,o: \ hi" I" k"'H,'.
lr..ns rr"oru.n..r'i N...or '''orIC ~
Mr,.ut., H'r>. i:".." irvine .ln i
,.,.." .'romG ;p &.,,'r" - i"c 'htE"i -
atty race. 49,,
,...r,. Wis lrfr .lHu.t;,d hy he Penn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
SKADYSIDE

Tie DclphR Luke class OF tho 81. T..
Sun day school held a business and SOC
lai meeting Tuesday evening Mt tho
anrHc OF Mrs. Walter Smith In Avon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
"The First Thing in The Morning

sleeps When wake
while
edge and important
by the gathering OF The Ao
morning paperTEE 1NTELLIGENCER
welnomed have
caught entertaining side of the
the best and diversified feature
service them you will
single
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
wELDERs AND AGENTS

An exceptional opportunity for any
man who IS familiar with welding
and the articles needed TO conduct
such a business.
We want men who possess some
selling ability and who are not
afraid 20 go out and hustle. This
proposition should net a good live
wire at east $4,000 weekly.
Come in and see US. our propo-
sitiou should interest any man who
desires good clean and profitable
position. Apply at south Side Weld
ing supply Dept. 1871 E. south st
Ask FOR AIr. Thompson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
9UGGE99@POlUER
Do More-Earn More

Do more than you told and you will be paid more
than you ask.
Employers are always looking for and women who
are willing to give thought and energy the advance
ment of their firm interests
Take no account of time sacrifices but give the best
that you have. Live your work and will reward you
Every problem has still better solution than the one
told you Find it-never rest with the good enough
standard.
Improve the tools and methods with which you do your
daily work If you work eight hours day-think eight
hours a day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
MERCHANDISE
FueI and Feed

SPECIAL
wood and coal prices for 10 days
ending August Goth
Mixed slab wood ranks for $50
one rank for 1913 Beech and ma
pie slab wood, 9 ranks, 5000 Crate
fire wood, one rank. $3.50 Country
block wood. 3 ranks. S11.50 Kent
and Harrisburg Illinois soft coal
$500 q ton. With each ton order
Of Kent or Harrisburg coal we give
free One-half rank Of slab wood.
old Ben illinois coal $500 per ton.
West Virginia splint. S11O0 per ton.
P0cahOntas. Sl1O0 per ton. Nut,
stove and egg sized hard coal $3.50
per ton. South Bend Coal and
Wood CO.. Lincoln 5S74
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
NOTICE

WOuld Won no interested in very mod
err home In Al location and conditions
which pays for itself and gives you a
home and good income Besides this
place has large well planted corner and
alley lot, garages Reasonable price and
down payment For appointment call
Main 4GS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
Farm and Dairy Products

5UY DIRECT FROM FARM-S6ipped by
express. Nice Free Stone peaches
bushel $500; apples, the best that
grows. bushel $3.50; pears. extra fine
for canning. buShel s. 50; cautaloupe
nne pink center. large crate. 500;
Jumbo basket, 81 90. little cucum hers
for pickles. Jumbo basket, 81 -;
grapes. Jumbo basket. extra fine, 500
All goods are I q. b. Benton Har-
Dor. Please send check or money or
der with order. Mrs. s. Rob bel. r. X.
l, Collar 4 Western. Benton HarbOr,
Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

OF ARL-
Residing this ad because 1t attracted
Jour attention. Let rs display your
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

TN CARPENrERS-Fi handy men.
- laborers. Superficial Tire Co, COO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

TOOT SPECIALISTS rIffInE 0t artl
!. supporters and mechanical foot APP
y planes Examination free. j. A.
@sogie $50 y. NichiEa1 So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

Seven rooms bed rooms; strictly
modern: oak trimmed oak floors;
large mirror ia closet door: linen
drawers md polished floors mp
stairs: CARA ge fine location: $1,000
reasonable sum down, balance as
rent SO =. Minor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

WILL LEASE MY GARAGE
AND SALESROOM FOR 500 PER
MONTH; THIS GARAGE IS DOING
BUSINESS FROM $1,000 TO $4,000
PER MONTH: RENTER MUST BUY
PRESENT STOCK. SEE LEO S.
MACIEJEWSKI, 1909 W. DIVISION
ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

Houses For Rent y
FOR RENT-In River Park, one block
from car, rev four-rocm house with
bath, stove boat. 10 responsible parties,
under year lease; $500 per month.
Write Box 373, NewsTimes.
FOR RENT-Five nice rooms at 1925 "
Sample ST.; water. gas and stool in
house, downstairs, private entrance. I
blocks from Studebaker corporation
plant :. INQUIRE at 322 ). Taylor ST.
FOR RENT-a modern 1ve-room apart
meGt located six blOcEs from the street
CaI station. Nicely decorated. open
nre place I'm living room. Possession
given at once. WhitcOmb & Keller,
Pnone Main 400. Farmers TrIst Bog
FOR RENT-FOr Immediate occupancy.
Living room, dining room, kitchen, TWO
Deurooms and bath on car line. Modern
very desirable. S4J.
4NGLERIGHI REALTY & BLDG. CO.
Room /, American Trust Bldg
Main 2412
GARAGE-Sp9c I'm steam heated fire
proof garage. 5l2 W. COlfax.
HOUSE-DOn't tire yourself ont looking
Tor house or rooms to rent when
there are none; IL you have 500 or 50
We can show you a way to get into
your own little home; Investigate; no
Obligations. Room 2. Orph sum tEeater
0ldg. lupstairsl. Omen evenings q - y
Wanted-To Rent 81
WANTED-To rent Sept, LIST, by respon-
sible person. \ good home furnished
or partly furnished. Call Main 7A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houscs For sale

CHAPLIN ST-FIve-room house e. good
shape Immediate possession. Price
$4,000 Only $1,000 down. $50
month This is the same as renting
house. $. NJ. Robinson & Son. IA
y Afaia 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

DR- Z X BCNCH-Surge0n cbirop0
dist Foot specialists. Marie b Con-
ner. assistant. Al J. Il S. Bldg
Main 26ok
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

WANTED MILLINERY SALES LADY:
MUST BE EXPERIENCED. APPLY
IN PERSON To MIR. WHEELER.
CHARLES B. SAX AND COMPANY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
BUSINESS SERVICE
Chlropodists ga

MYRTLE 4 HEYLMAN-Doctor sur
gicaI Chlropody. Foot specialties.
go Union Trust Bldg Main g45.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-MaIe

WORK WANTED-Cutting stove wood
or corn. c. Gaemere. r. r. No. ,, BoX
-, Granger. Ind.
WANTED-Job as hired hand or a farm
By experienced man. BY month or
year. Albert Turner, Lafayette Hotel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14

CHIROPRACTlC For a0y.a.tt painless
ChirOpraCtic see r g. Nlsl. CEr.trI.-
tor, sos Citizens r8rE BLDG Main ~q-
Open daily from g. m- tn p. me-
CHTROPRACTOK- Health ee0uomI9aIiy
obtained through cLlro0ra.tIe s1l1lI
adjustments ~ smith IS Smith. rooms
% Farmers Trust bldg Lincoln -4Q4
Mills Bldg. MishlWdka Phone 1867.
FOOT SFECIALTI>r~- rt-fiuE az arch
\. supporters and mechanical foot APP
- planes. Examination free. j. A.
&ogie. $50 \. MichiEen 81
MRS. IT, MIUALECI Beauty shop.
shampooinE. hair dressing scalp and
face massa ~. marcel WAVE SOS s. IIV-
Tor 81 Lincoln tst-
10 M FRIEND Greetings rIe. ~
call 1745 Man for residence euIIs- het-
ter come 20 my Office special bargains
today Dr +. Sgangler a0Ji. s.
Michigan 50
WANTED = StenOgI pLlc work. Manu-
script and abstract copying; letters.
legal forms Call Main -6Jl Geneva
Morse. CO. Farmer trust HllE
WANTED = SteuogrlpEic work Manu-
srript and absfra"f copying Iette-s.
legal forms ClI Main -II Geneva
Morse go Farmers IrE-f E.I-
Chiropodi>ts pa
DR. Z K BUNCH-Surge0n cHlr0pO
dist Foot specialists. Marie b. Con-
ner. assistant. Al J. n s. Bldg
Mafn 26ok
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
SomeC Today
EMPLOYMENT
Holm Mnnted-MaIe.

Help WBntcd-Male. 81
TIN PENrERS-Fifteen handy men.
- labOrers. Superficial Tire Co, COO
Geo y. Limerick q.
THREE BILLfUN DOLLARS-M0re than
ever before-Will be spent this year on
Auto upkeep. Big Opportunities. Make
$40 90 800 monthly. Become an Auto
and Tractor Expert the RAHE-WAY.
Three big sChoOls-ChicagO (OntariO
and Michigan bivd.). Kansas City AMI
Cincinnati Special summer reduced
tuition rate. Write NOW for big book.
Henry J. Rahe. Department 213l, Near
est school
WANTED Every man VINO pays rent
10 know we have a proposition 20
build your own home We furnish
everything except the labor. A few
dollars will put you into Jour eUn
home End you are through vita rsat
forever and your way to success.
Investigate this proposition tsaay. Ne
obligations. Room 2. Orphsum tAsa-
ter bldg. (upstairsB. Open evenings
TO .. Phone Lincoln 6f2s
WANTED-A man TO work on farm BY
month. Must know how 10 do chores.
Inquire OF /. X. Runkle, one mile
north Of Granger, Ind. Phone 5iS,
Fdwardshurg Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-14
real ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property s.
BUSINESS SITE-Lot 6Ox165 on S. Mich
igan st. 100000 Wesley Van Nalin,
GA Farmers Trust bldg.
BUSINESS PROPERTY = -Four blocks
from center; small business building
paments. Wesley Van Nalin, 64 Farm
erS Trust bldg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04

,tpni'huru From First PaEc.)
closed shop has not been seriously
! broken.
Printers Strike Iicttcr,
me printers strike seems to be
somewhat better than 4 doE-fau for
| "rSanizcd labor in the Southwest. Tho
newspapers have made the necessary
compromise in many cases. and
/ chonEh JOB offices have signed on the
dotted limo 20 keep enough printers,
at work To guarantee q decent strike
| iuha Tor those who are out And the
printers trade is an excellent mirror
Of business
business * opening UP too wen out
I West Toy employers In the printing
trai" TO lose money lighting over
I Four hours It week
Foreign Advertising increases.
newspapers in the Southwest re-
port an increase in foreign advcr-
Using in the last forty days by FOR
ciGn advertising. they mean tires.
/ to"ihpactC. tobacco. automobiles. pho
noErAphS. piauo-plaE.rS. oil stocks.
race powder, habcrdlshcry and other
| Injuries. Either tn. great nanutac-
tur"rS have decided that they have
another year OF income tax before
them. and that. therefore. they VIII
do better To spend their profits in adj
V"rtiSiug rather than To give IL to
IN" government. or else they see Il
return 10 normal of the business
something has happened somewhere
TO stimulate the national advertisers
] MS SLOW, but definite rise of business
in the Southwest may be u sporadic
phenomena. but IL may bc due TO the
fact that the Southwest is no: i'm
duStrial. hat AGRICULTURAL at base" and
the farmer. having taken his loss in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04

Plumbing. Timing and sheet meta,
WORK. rcLair work specially. &. Man
Ming Plumbing Co. Inc. li,a T.: Main -
II II l.: l. NJ ~ Z SAI-Baci.acLc neuralgia.
iootha oh" promptly relieved by Hex I.Iui.
nout pruEG.Sts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04

In Kansas city than in 81. Louis. by
the same token. all business in Kan
sass city. even industry. is more. cheer
ful than IN ST. Louis. but Il bad crop
year, or Industrial depression i'm tho
East, which would dcprcss the Kan
sas and oklahoma farmers would up
set Kansas city more completely than
st. Louis would hc upset by local
failures.
But. there can be no doubt that the
whole Southwest which has been
paving and cropping for clam shells
on the bottom for eighteen months.
has left bottom and now is coming
up for air. Maybe the Southwest will
stay up. maybe the condition is tenn
porary. but IL tx real while il lasts.
Ccopyril;hi 1891. 10y United Ncws.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04

cattle. wheat and hay. Is going ahead.
:rumhlinr. Of course. but determined
TO keep up the game.
Gets to BANKERS Heart.
The farmer psychology may have
got into the bankers heart. and so
TO the merchants. And 40. in II small
degree. the farmers psychology may
bc affecting the ~holc business sit
uation In the Southwest. Something
is doing il. Faith has come from
somewhere, il is sure.
business is far from normal, but II
Is surely picking mp IN the territory
affected by st Louis and Kansas city.
Kansas city is having: II wild build
ing boom. II is ONE OF the few towns
in the Southwest where builders are
not afraid OF high priced labor and
material But Kansas city is much
more strongly , farmers town than
ST Louis. and tho farmers frame OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04
LABOR FEDERATION WILL,
DISCUSS WAGE REDUCTION
lBy United News.


WASHINGTON. May 3.-Thc cNccu-
tive committee o: the American Fed
Grafton o: Labor viii discuss The wage
cut of 20 per cont for day labor,rS
announced 10y tho United states Stccl
nni "Wednesday, according TO Fraul,
Morrison. vice -prcsidcn; Of the fed.
Grafton.
Declines to Comment.
Morrison declined to say whether
he thought the federation would talk,
any action and withheld comment un-
I'll tho executive committee had
studied the steel company's announces
nent
Elhcrt H. Gary. chairman Of the
corporation. in announcing the wage
cut, said i; would bc effective May
IL. and that rates and salaries for
other workers would be- adjusted lie
ticable 10 abandon the twelve hour
shift ut this time.
The organization OF the steel in
duStry. contemplated by labor recent
ly, was delayed because of the gen
cral business depression IN attempt
TO unionizc the industry had bean in
prospect since the recent steel strike.
in which labor failed to gain its OBJ
jccts.
officials Not Alarmed.
Administration officials zero not
disposed to Wow the situation with
;LlnrEl. pointing out that many work
ors recently had voluntarily offered
70 accept wage reductions. Secretary
of Commerce Hoover, II Was recalled.
recently stated his boiler that labor
must take part in the general de-
ilation. and that the only matter Tor
concern was that commodities Should
show a proportionatc reduction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04
EMPLOY ENJ'
Statesmen and Agent,
Situations wuntcl-oInIo 81

open for Local !ropos!;lon. .
ycnrs experience In local and road work.
Would prefer real csiat" Or nutOiUohi"
business. IIcs, references. Address BOX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04

CON IoSi roRS--put at town. open shops.
Apply j. {. pariin. Secretary .Trcnsur,r
Fourth DISTRICT Typuth"tac Federation,
l2si Mutual l.uiIu!u. 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT
IN WAGES ANNOUNCED BY
U. S. STEEL CORPORATION
IContInucd From FIRST Payc)

NS'HN'Hu'u u! oNH fIESl iaSC)
porahon. averaging approximately 81
ton were announced by Mr.. Gary.
Aprl IL. to take effect tho following
DAY. The list from which these price
changes were made went into effect
March 81. 1919.
The heaviest reductions were re-
corded in tin plates, which dropped
from Sl4o TO SIPS a ton, while the
minimum decrease affected An and
heavier billcts. which declined from
$3.50 TO $50 ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

INDEX Ton QUICK REFERENCE.
- G@ts,nsd 1HyerIissasn,s ciutssa 70.
G,n.nS Of sdiiHn WI v aIrSt nlS !ny I'll
aud evening" service ~ al instance, with
biSiATCH. which Ia priced separately.
schedule Of Wunt .hd. Rates.
.i2r motu dIiiJ. niinI!nuII osg. set sofia.
90 u wotu da!>. s.i.niinu.m SOr. agate caps.
Sc i. "o.d SUNDAY. ninI.mu:m ooe. sS!iI.
~ "oTa SUNDAY. ni.niinu;n iVc. uS.sv
consecutive insertions p.Iue OF "a ia
consecutive insertions price OF g.. IN.
ia-rvint Type.
ihe lh'Svst i3pv pe.m.tsrd IN the Want
space a. waIcn d i--pU:nt tspl ID. ma D.,
set 40 one zach. Ihc rate 10. Ln!s iaiHu
syaG Ia cents u word ua!!s asa CENTS
u word sunday. rae same s,uir oil re-
duct.o.s VA! .pply AS iot regular wan,
Ihcse rates apply .oaiy TO advertisements
oE.e.nst i"S IA HIGhnond aud Suourels.
are. DAILY. IL cents an agate line. sun.
to the me-. CASH mus; ascoinpauy the G
order III al! instances.
L-UusIT Term Rates TOR liusIncss Auyui.
Users Oh Request.
a. III. And 10 /. NJ. sasn wseS-,i.y. - and ID
ntnt.on N the Heat EoIfioS. >'A''''
-" az ,si Viz ni'. ~, WANT al.
WEST Oh riNsf STREET,
-. "O.-,-.y.-ir -.
o.nit'N Dn.G slime
.yup nSsl Iasy SIIyul.
s,il. ",,a .;,. i.i,Ai;MAti.
Bl.ANt> > 49, Ii, -lto iil.ln1IACY.
iI.DDo > DiGG Sue
I.VUiUauu ana I'Ioyu.
hU.J> l-is'S inAHAiACY
!to..nsOn .inu Main.
liii. is....>DiS iiiAi.a.AGY.
ego iIaAO.vr A.Snuc
GNON l. ~ E.NGE i-IiAisMAcY,
II, /. noonG
iiEitMirAGE DKuG COMPANY.
i itii MsS bli .trG"s 8 . SIZES
,, loyi l,+'h Avenue.
~. u, JUnN%H.
~. W 'st
riHr l,rr.t i-iAiiHACf.
u. CnIUCCA ~ IsROS.
81 MWe;, n'..d ; s,;eti:
40 l.iuuk Avenue.
TAkHAM,, pi!uu CEMi.ANY.
conEN g, 1Ei, A;Mn:% STORE.
: W s'I Z. s i;tHSi ELS
$50 West Leigh Street
EAST III FARSI STREET.
SCnEItS,
ntSlit;s Sui.%IS ca: Co.
NCs.n tit.
J. ii. Hume
$40 Nur;n Fourtu Street.
NlG,iMl!oNn, iliAKMACY.
SCiiEK'S.
ROLAND II. CitlLDREY
- NOrth Eighteenth street.
TURNER'S PHARMACY,
EFAiiRMos5N'f" IN ri iIi.r M7StSS.''
SPRINGER DRUG I'lSIsANy
ENroN's fmlHMAGY.
2sOO East iiroad street.
, MORDS DRUG STORE.
| 900 - street.
ss92 Ens. MAs;hA!i Street.
WEisnERGER'S
FULTON.
JoHN 4. kuEsrER
2lJ Louisiana Street.
! J. Is. VAUGHAN.
1907 Wi.lii !nsbu!g Avenue.
J. y. BLACK X sos.
3?lG Williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
wAsulAGroN :. EARLY.
i::OJI. TX FXn iM:iEsfi
sos lIu!l Street.
wASu!SGlDN y EARLY.
1916 HON Street.
WOODLAND IIEiti.!TS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
nin10S mhit:iiTS.
! BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY
OLD North Avenue.
HIGHLAND lhRE.
W. *. VAUGHAN.
Fourth .\vcuu. ana STUART Street
ROLAND r.NIik.
PARK WEN "ilAiMACY.
laOg Moss Side Ayenns