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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26

aaas
Mr. j. A. Gotten. Of Memphis
spent Christmas with homefolks here
Come to our SIS cloak sale and Sig
suit sale. Supply Go.
Miss Hennie Herring left this morn
Is ing for a visit 70 Miilington.
Rev. J.. NJ. Higgins and wife, q
Memphis, after q visit to the family
Of Mr. c. d. Beasley, returned home
this morning
Mr.. John S. Williams and family
of Memphis, came up to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Kate Reid and family
Ladies and misses tailored coat
suits worth $40 to $50, all fresh new
STYLES, to close out at $40. Supply
Company
Mr.. Frank Gilchrist, Of Memphis,
fer short visit to the family Of
his father-in-law, Mr.. W. N. Hunt,
returned home this morning
Miss LYDIA Shelton left this morn
mo for a visit to friends in Browns
vile.
Come in this week and see our So
wool cloaks and new style tailored
coat suits for ladies at $40. Supply
Company.
Mr. Payne Ruffin, after a visit TO
the family of his father, Capt D. ".
Ruffin. returned this morning 70
Taylor Field, Montgomery aia'
Ladies 25c silk handerchiefs at zoe,
ladies, fine sheer Zoe hemstItched
Sankerchiefs, nicely embroidered, at
5e,. for this week only, Supply %
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Upton and
habv. after visit to relatives u
south Covington, returned to their
home in Oabyille Tenn TINS morn
ing.
Rie Stock 72-inch linoleum in beau
tiful designs and attractive eolorlags
granad this week. CAN at the Bar
rain Basement and let US show you
+bis pretty assortment Of wide llno-
leum. Supply Go.
Mr. and Mrs f. T Ryars, Jr OF
Charlottesville Mo. arrived here lhia
on visit to Mr. Waiter
Crofford and family.
We have q big stock Of bleached
domestic Sea Island domestic, sheet
inc. pillow cases, sheets, gingham'
percales. outing, and cotton flannel
Supply Go.
Mrs. Eliza Akcrs and Mr. and Mrs,
Shaw Of Newbern, came
down this morning on a visit to ne
family Of Mr.. G. II. Allen.
NJ w. A Daniels and family went
!, Piplev this morning to attend r
reunion nf the family of his father
Mr. J. w. Daniels.
Mrs. NJ. II. Ports, after a visit
4 relatives here returned to her
rome in Bruins, Ark, this morning !
~ the manufacturers. wholesalers
md retailers do not guarantee shoes
i pay repair bills any more, 50 IT
Z to YOUR interest to use our Free
leather Life Oil. 1T makes the
Gather soft, more durable and water
roof. Supply Go.
Samuel Hall. who is in the marine
orps at Ouantieo, Va, arrived here
his moring on visit to relatives,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mitchell and
on James Murray, of Anna, ILL.,,
fer visit to Mrs. Mitchell's Sis
or Mrs. Esther Webb, returned
ONE Sunday morning.
Mrs. s. P. Fairchild and daughter,
Iiss Norma, are visiting in Memphis.
Miss Maud Clark left this morn
lg on visit to relatives in the
alem vicinity.
You will save money by buying
our framing. boxing, fencing, Gull
lmber and all other building mate
al from w. P. Simonton & Bros.
hone them for prices. l2d3W
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26

To take the place Of adhesive plas-
ter candle has been invented, com
posed Of paraffin and cleansing and
healing ingredients, which is lighted
h the usual way, the drippings be-
inc allowed to flow over wounds and
seal them.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26
HULLs FOR SALE

We are crowded, and in order ia
make room, will sell hulls until fur
Their notice for 65c per hundred. Wv
CONVICTION COTTON OIL co,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26
FAIR" FOODSTUFF PRICES

The interpreting Committee for Tpon county fixed the
following prices commodities named below, which prices win
main in effect until further notice
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26
lis Presbyterian Church.

Services Sunday 29th.
Sabbath School $3.50 am. J. ].
Miller, Supt.
The special lesson On Missions in
China.
Christian Endeavor 6;15 pm. Mi
nor Gracey, Jry Pres
The pastor viii preach at II am.
and pm.
The public is cordially invited to
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26

f. Mcbride administrator; H. McFadden wholesale grocer
A. B. Cobb and a. S. Miller retail grocers dt delivery; T.
Somee retail leash and cary) W. A. Shoaf consumer W.
A. Shoa labor representative.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26

The sugar cane area of 1918 IN the
United States is 5S3 800 acres, or IL
per cent above the acreage Of 1908.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1918-12-26

Glass-making was first introduced
INTO England about the year 674
4. ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
CLOSED CAR ADVANTAGES
Blenner Discusses Progress Made by
Designers In Convertible
Types of Bodies.

The ultimate triumph OF practical
sense over habit and custom Is as GER
tain in the automobile field as any
where else, especially If common sense
he encouraged by good advertising.
This is the explanation OF the astonish-
ing increase in the sales OF convertible
inclosed cars this winter
"Our sales OF inclosed care have great
~ increased this season." says p A.
Blenner. distributor OF the Chandler
Six. There is one primary reason for
the increased popularity Of Chandler in
closed cars. their complete utility The
convertible car is the logical and the
practical car To buy II the owner wants
maximum service, with comfort.
OF course. the refinement of the con-
vertible body has had great deal TO
do with il. How great that refinement
has been in the last two or three years
IS Immediately apparent when you look
NJ the latest Chandler convertible ca rs
Ihey are as handsome and as substan-
tai as any closed car.
good Enclosed car must start with
a good chassis. After that il needs
not only substantial bodybuilding, but
something of IN artistic conscience in
the eodybuilder. so that there will be
grace and beauty in the car Is CON
Nehience and protection against
eather"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

on Germany's rotations with the United
states and other neutrals. and. third
70 what extent did the internal stu
alton of Germany demand the use OF
this drastic weaponY
Al. the experts n. reed on the first
point. that England would have to sue
LOT perez In six months at most. Herr
Nioilcf said Englands supply OF food
stun" was smaller than in peace time.
ana therefore ruthless U-boat war
"o"Id probably accomplish the purpose
In three months.
~ Saiomonsohn asserted that Eng
Iands position was very vuu.,ao,,
and he thought six months was an ey-
cessive estimate.
on tho second question Herr Rcusch
saia. The ncutrals deSpiso our re-
stricted submarine warfare. Every
snip IN British waters. enemy or neu-
trai. should be torpcdoed without
warning. Tho world only respects
). NOSE who in great crisis know how
10 maze, MAKE tho most INSCRIPTIONS use
OF their power. Germany's position In
mo world market after tho war will
DO all tho stronger for her having
convinced tho world OF her power"
ADVISERS EXPRESSED NO
FEARS OF UNITED STATES
Herr Schmidt said: Il have no fears
about America"
said:
Unrestricted submarine warfare
WIZ cause the wholesale flight OF neu-
ltaiS from the war zone. THEN news
papers will abuse Ger,nonv. hut they
VIII soon tire. The chef danger is
the United States. but that danger will
DC less IN proportion Germany
operates decisively and ru,hlessly
Bitter feeling in tho United States
inter the war is not worth considering.
because * Germany succeeds sho can
dictate terms to assure favorc., treat
ment for herself. IT. on the Other
hand. Gei.aany throws away ti. np-
portunity. tho Dassive approval Of ,hc
United S;2'c; VI i'll be o: SIN II practical
value"
DR.. Salomenshon said on the see
ond point:
recognize tho possibility OF a war
with the United States but ann loath
TO throw away SO desirable a v;eapon
on that account. AS 4 banker, realize
now disastrous Americas entry into
the war would be, but | insist that a
ruthless war is tho only chance 10 de-
ieat Great Britain and obtain Il firm
peace"
Although the experts differed as 10
the prospect OF war with the United
states. none OF them advised against
the U-ooat war on that account
On the third question all agreed
lhat the Internal situation demanded
q drastic remedy. Herr Zuckschwerlt
said:
The most drastic measures are ad-
visable. owing to the feeling OF the
nation"
~ is quite possible tina. Germany
WIZ be unable TO hold out" said Herr
Schmidt. More drastic steps should
be taken before disorder and unrest
arise IN the agricultural districts
Each days delay means trouble"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Weekly Cotton Goods.

m, NV lt, YORK; February 2,-cotton GOOD,
...thetS nave been very strong and iriccs
,. again advanced. Wide sheetings have
.oo5s piinea on basis OF Gi cents for I0-4
iht ss,. NARROW print cloths have sold on =
80" "aE OF - cents y pound or 10 cents a
n narp Tor inch "4xGrs Scarcity is pro-
snltinI materials for heavy wear Tir.
, n nave been advanced and nearly all
hravE goods IN IN. brown are higher
nv iI IRE. have been restricted greatly
W me uhwlliinGn"ss OF mills To sell freely
whie deliveries are so uncertain and nro
h ha. SO much curtafled. buyers have
oeen operating on print cloth YARN goods
tsin.riiinEs; ana conbed yarn goods for de-
n ny IN the second quarter OF th, year
Ini marketS have been niied with refill
nai,,n m"" n,I,, buyers most OF whom are
pm,u, Tor spring wash goods are be-
Cn,,n,' more 2cuSe In JObblng markets
Se,ae , Sarns rule nrm and knit goods are
90 tiic"H quoted are as follows Print cloth,
Ia th.n e41ef s. loN cents: G4xeys iots cents
Snnt ,mcn otssis. 1874. cents: brown sheets
asm!msf s,rnaSTds 81 cents ana AZ cents
urkinHs s-onnce. staples a1i1 cents: .,ani
ia r It'm.s. i3.i7 cents dress ginghams, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
CAUSE OF UNRESTRICTED
U-DOAT WAR EXPLAINED
AmsteriaM Paper Prints Series Of
Documents Obtained Secretly
From German Archives.
INTERNAL SITUATION GRAVE
Admiralty Realized That Desperate
Remedy for Conditions Was Ne
cessary - fIeltferich Only Official
Who Fears War With America.
IBy Associated Press. ]

AMSTERDAM. February The
Iiandelsblad to-day publishes n series
of documents obtained secretly from
German archives, showing the steps
which led to the adoption ny Germany
OF her unrestricted submarine cam
raiGn year ago. The following Is a
summary of the documents:
At the close OF 1915 the German Ad-
miralty prepared Il memorandum to
show that unrestricted C-boat warfare
would compel Great Britain 10 sue for
peace within six months. The wording
OF this memorandum Indicates that the
Admiralty already had decided to about
this intensified warfare. but desired 10
convince the Emperor. the imperial
Chancellor and the Foreign Office OF
the certainty Of the good results on
economic and general grounds. rather
than merely on military grounds
Accordingly. the memorandum based
Its argument on statistics OF food
prices, freight and insurance rates In
Great Britain. 1t pointed out the cf-
feet which even the restricted subma-
rine war had shown on prices of the
essential commodities. on the balance
of trade and on the morale OF the, Eng
iish people. and deduced from this that.
with unrestricted submarine warfare.
England could hold out only a short
period against these factors
The memorandum first was submitted
10 Dr.. ven Bethmann- HollweG. the i'm
perial Chancellor. and then to DR.. Karl
HelHerich, Nice-Chancellor. The latter
rejected IL on tho ground that il was
impossible TO set 4 limit on Eneland's
staying power in the absence o,
authentic estimates or her stocks on
hand. and also because he feared the
action which would result from neu
trais' especially the United States
INTERNAL SITUATION MADE
DRASTIC ACTION NECESSARY
The authors OF the memorandum then
sent reply in which they pointed out
the gravity of the internal situation In
Germany, and assured DIR. Helrferich
that desperate remedy was neces
sary. They REINFORCED their argument
oY calling in nine experts. representing
German finance, commerce mining and
agriculture.
These experts were: waldemar Null
ler president OF the Dresden Bank.
LIT. Salomonsohn. director Of the Dis
cont Gesellschaft; Paul Reusch. Prus
ian Councillor or Commerce.: DR.
apringorum, an iron and railway mag
late Max Schinkel. president OF the
hamburg Norddeutsche Bank Herr
auckschwerdt. Councillor OF Commerce
OF Magdeburg; Wilhelm Won Finck
president OF the Munich Bank; r.
Sehmidt, representing The German asri-
cultural council. and Herr Engelhard.
president OF the Baden Chamber of
Commerce.
AS experts these men were invited
TO reply to three questions:
FIRST. what would be the effect on
England OF an unrestricted submarine
war; second. what would be the effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
MUTILATE THEMSELVES
Military Authorities Pass Heavy SEN
fences ON Soldiers Seeking to
Escape Services.

GREENVlLL2. s. c.. February .
Privatcs Edward J. Causcy. of Dover.
Tenn. and Lark l.. rriplett. Of Gram
tie Falls. y. c., have been found guilty
by court-martial OF mutilatins them
selves TO escape miiitar yaervicc and
sentenced to serve seven aud four
years. respectively. in tho Federal
prison in Atlanta. it was announced
to-day ut Camp Sewer. Triplett was
charged with having cut off three
fingers on tho left hand In Causey's
case. IL was explained. the sentence
was more severe because the right
hand is more valued in military SER
vico than tho left
Private Louis II. r. Dewitt, head
quarters company, One Hundred and
Twentieth Infantry. has been SEN
fenced to serve ten years for dcscr-
ton and for persuading two other sol
diers to desert.
Corporal Oscar J. Gregory. of Clear
Field. Tenn. was found guilty OF de-
sorting and stealing and sentenced to
serve ten years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
MAKES DISCOVERY
DIGGING DITCH
Owner of Land Made Rich; Mnn Digging
Ditch Cured OF Tenacious
Disease.
STORY A ROMANCE.
People With Stomach, Kidney. blood
Rheumatic or Skin Affections
Relieved.

Acid Iron Mineral (non-alcoholic.
natural iron) is taken from great
deposit found upon n poor farmers
place near Hickory. Miss. and the
story OF this great gift OF natures,
which made the farmer rich and the
medical world richer. and makes it
possible for people to quickly treat
stomach, digestion. kidney. blood and
rheumatic complaints at home makes
interesting reading.
An old man. while digging mill
race on the Horn Farm, ran across IL.
lie was afflicted with an old fever
sore and blood troubles which were
considered incurable. During the sew
eral weeks digging his feet and legs
were wet each day as water gathered.
ana he noticed that this water turned
a reddish color caused by mixing az
water with the vein Of peculiar loor,
ing mineral, almost like powder. which
had apparently laid for centuries en-
cased in marb!e-lke casing OF rock
and clay.
The sore on his leg began to heal.
and by the time his work was com
pleted his leg was sound and vel,
This was considered so very remark
able by the people Of that section that
an investigation was made and IT was
found to be like radium, gold. nIati-
mum ana other wondrous secrets OF
nature-a natural compound contain
- apic properties i'll proper
lions no chemist has ATTEMPTED to du-
pAcate. though large sum was Of
Tered he who could accomplish this.
To-day like radium. which is used
in curing cancers. E-ray work and
illuminating watch dials. 80 Acid Iron
mineral has its many uses, being n
remarkable remedy. used externally or
internally and any one troubled with
nlood diseases. eruptions, rheumatism
kidneS, bladder or stomach disorders
OF any sort may wisely visit the near
est store and procure a bottle. A
twelve-ounce bottle sent prepaid on
receipt OF. 81 by the Ferrodine Chem
'cai corp, Roanoke. Va, or send
stamped envelope with letter telling
what your trouble is for folder telling
more about this great iron preparation
Acid Iron Mincral-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
The Curb Market.

NEW YORK. February 2-rrad!as on the
curb to-day was less active and price
was wa, for the purpose OF evening up over tn"
strong. repeating It's high price of y.st"..
uay. gaining about points from the cN-
stocks were quiet '"
LOO Aetna Explosives. 6s:ms:.: LOO Amcri-
Ms,O,s, iS$l%. go SoF,h A@sr.sa nsSI F"ip
ship Company. ING05: 800 United Motor
.3's a 25h. 1850 Anglo American. 2Gaia: ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Building noom nj Grooon,

GRAHAM. VA, February MANY
improvements are going on in this
tbwn. Numerous buildings stores
fiices. residences. etc. are going W
w. B. Morton g. Co. have just con
tracted- for tho erection of "A store
office and fiat building to cost in the
neiEhborhood OF $4,000. 1t will be
equipped with heating arrangements
electric lights. etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
For All TN'ELX-lr n A. NIX

WASHINGTON. February 3 Nine
million dollars in gold was lost by
telegraph" this week by the Federal
reserve banks. according to to-night's
financial statement. The apparent de-
crease of that amount in gold reserves
was due mainly to delay in transmits
sion OF telegrams from one bank to
another giving notice OF a transfer of
gold Consequently neither bank
recorded the gold. Federal reserve
notes in circulation increased by Sc
100000. The report, as at the close Of
business last night. follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
BETTER school uuiIding. Ar. com,n-

:. PORTSMOUTH,, VA. February 2--The
ROTOR County Board Of Supervisors
rave asked the Legislature, now in SEES.
ION NJ Richmond. TO pasa a bill Civ
hg 'hem authority 10 issue bonds to
IA amount not less than $4,000 for
me purpose of building up-to-dat
tchool houses al Port Norfolk and a,
Mount iiermon The Port Repuh,,c
school will be for whites, and tho
Mount Hermon for colored pconle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
burned Goa, Chute neIns Rebuilt.

NORl.INA. " c.. February c-Thc
; aboard Air Line Railway has com
!eted all Of the plans for the rebuild
ng of the coal chute here which was
'cccntly destroyed by fire n; loss OF
ever $4,000. The new chute will be
rSer and better suited to the pur-
1se than the one which was burned
= II vii! he ready for use b. the SUM-
Itc, time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
nest Road In All ylrrinln.

NORFOLK. VA. February "A Nor
io'R concern has contracted with the
ohitcd states government to build "A
concrete road over the government
right OF way to tho Pig Point ord
nance depot site. 1t will DO nearly
TWO miles long and will cost abou;
100000 which will make II tho bes,
piece OF wagon road in the State OF
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
BANK CLEAR|NCs MAKE
USUAL GOOD SHOWING
Total for Week i,4OO,1O5 az
Compared With S33.137,0sd
Past Year.
RESERVE BANK STATEMENT
Total Amount OF Rills Discounted
and Bought S3f, 4t7,00O Con-
Compared With S23, f27.976
Last Year.

Cicarings of Richmond financial in
etitutions continued heavy last week.
the report OF the Clearing House Assoc
citation showing a total OF s34,4oo,loa.
as compared with S23.l27.976 for the
corresponding week or last year. show
ing a substantial increase. Cicarings
yesterday a short business day. ag-
EreEated Sao39.542
During the week ending with the
close OF bushes" Friday afternoon. the
Federal Reserve Bank OF Richmond dis
counted and bought bills aEEregating
s3l.417.0oo, according TO the statement
issued by Governor George j. Scay. The
institution now has outstandin. $50
$4,000 IN reserve notes. against which
IL has gold reserve OF SIS per cent.
Governor SeaS's statement showing
the banks condition is as follows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates in
vault OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6.2i2.ooo
Gold settlement fund.-. 1880. 600
Gold with foreign agen
ctes i.SSs.oou
Gold with Federal reserve
agent ................. o6,25sooo
Gold redemption fund. .. 100000
Total gold reserve. 53.3a4. 900
Legal tender notes, silver
certificates and subsidiary
coin $4,000
Total reserve. ..s 5s.65e 900
Bifb discounted and bought..s 4+.6ss,o0o
Bill OF lading drafts. ..... $1,000
United States government
bonds and certificates... 3.713.oo0
Total earring assets....s 4S.4s3,ooo
Unsolicited Items. .......s 16.762.000
National bank notes. l,l0s.0oo
Due from other Federal re-
serve banks. 100000
Due from special deposit
taries-war loan deposit &C
count ........... ls.2os,ooo
All other resources......., $4,000
Total resources. .sl3s,i5S. 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid in. S.75s,000
United States Treasurer
general account . 7.o47,ooo
United States Treasurer
war loan deposits In spe-
cial depostaries. ...... ls.20s.oGo
Due to member banks-re-
serve accounts. ....... 44636. 900
Collection items. 1o.sSe.o0
Federal reserve notes in ac-
tual circulation. ......... 5c,esc 900
All other liabilities. ...- $4,000
Total liabilities. slss.456. 900
Gold reserve against net deposit liza
hility. SIS per cent.
Gold reserve against Federal reserve
notes in actual circulation. 55 per cent
Federal Reserve Notes.
issued ;.................. 6o.oss,ooo
On hand. Observation-Disclosures. T.S17.O00
Outstanding ...............s 52,2s2. 600
Total amount OF bills discounted and
bought for the weed ending Friday,
February J. 1918. s3l.tl7,0o0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

Changes in tho ownership ANA man
agement Of the Model Garage. Cos West
Broad Street. has just been announced.
The entire block of outstanding stock
was sold by Howard HartZeli and Il.
w. Ciittendcn to X. w. Moon. Rufus
owen and 4. A. Owen. Mr. Moon be-
comes president OF the new company.
with y. A. Owen. of South Boston.
vice president, and Rufus owen, OF
Cluster Springs. secretary and treas
urer. This company handles tie new
olympian car, in addition to its dis
play CT Haynes cars.
MIR. Moon has just been elected n
director OF the Richmond Retail Auto
mobile Dealers Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

DANNlLl.E. Va. February 1.-The
Anderson Brothers Consolidated Com
paniss. manufacturers OF ovcralls. have
bee" Incorporated with capital placed
at 100000 John b. Anderson, who
has been in the overall manufacturing
business for several years Is the prcsi-
dent OF the new concern. e. III. Shep-
pard is the secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Jew FeitiIber Factory n, beaufort

b BEAUFORT. y. c.. February o
Dey G. Brothers Company. incorporatca
with 100000 capital stock, will bull
Sand operate fertilizer factory here
Their plans have not yet been com.
spleted for the buildings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Gives ADVERTISING s,,..

AKRON, OHIO February a-.n-
nounccment was made hero to-day ma,
the Firesto.e Tire and Rubber com
parry had donated $4,000 worth OF m
tional advertising space for use of
the Committee on Public Information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

Cosden OH. 7a7I: 100 Federal OH. 2x6s"
Ms,raSSIi'%a E$;roisan. Ss;7.i5: goo Md iio
,;MM7% 800 Victoria oil. 3IsI3H; lao At:
G S,nii ,yy"ii; ,d 1902 nE Lcass imaiS zoo
iSs%S; LOG Ju.nbo Ext. i7m,e: 1000 Mex:
20 20 Rex !, Cons. s@Io: GOO Tonopah Ext.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03
Sparks From Motorland
Erenis ofWesk on .4n.9mchE RosO

The National Fire and Rubber Com.
pany has just been appointed diS'rib-
utcrS for Howe tires and tubes in
Richmond. The tire Is new one i'll
this section, but has made record
Tor itself in other parts OF the com
try.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-03

Tho 1.ininscr-AlSop Company has
taken over the distribution rights for
the Multomcter in Virginia. The ac-
ccSsory is said to be IN extremely val
liable ore. keeping an accurat" record
of tn, performance of all .jrcs. tho
consumption OF oil and gasoline am!
other items