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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03

ut the Mission this week. Miss WI
son. as Lucy stevens. has the charm.
Ing role OF n young society girl who
insuila pep" into tho hero OF the
story. said hero Is Warren Kerri.
gan. the cast off son Of millionaire
REx
A picture dedicated to mothers.
wives and Hsycethcsrta IL showing
az the Rex this week under the title
OF "hirth." The picture IN intended
as moral influence and lesson TO
all. filmed by the f.ugrnlc Film Co.
In New York in one OF the largest
maternity hospitals tn the city. this
picture Is tho only one Of It's kind In
existence, and u comes with the In
dorrcment Of Eastern medical au.
thorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03
CI.EMMER

The very cream Of available play
ers is found in the cast supporting
Geraldine Farrar at the Ciemner
this week in Shadows.
Milton Siils. who scored a big hit
with the diva In The Hell Cat" is
again shown opposite the star. while
Thomas Santschl has the villdnous
role Of Jack McGoff. who proceeds
To make life miserable for Miss Far.
rar thru several reels.
Cora Lamont Geraldine Farrarl II
an Alaska dance hall girl. who later
becomes the wife Of a wealthy New
York man Her efforts to conceal
her past Identity from her husfan nd
causes many complications.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03
BALLARD WANTS HER
STREETS IMPROVED

A huge mass meeting. for the pur
pose OF formulating plans for the
Improvement OF streets In Ballard,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-03
COLONIAL,

May Ahson's new play. In for
Thirty Days" which opens at the
Colonial today. Is from the pen Of
Lieutenant Adjutant Luther A.
Reed. L. s. a. Lieut.. Reed. in this
story. tells the experiences Of a
young Southern Girl who is n speed
maniac. She drives her little red
roadster thru the village at such a
lively clip that even the town con
stable can't catch up with her. THIS
gets the old mans goat. and nc
forces the pretty little law-brcaker
to serve 80 days in jail.
MISSION
Lois Wilson Il Warren kerrigan's
leading lady in his latest picture,
Come Again Smith" playing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
MORE ACTIVE AUTO TRADE
Reports From All over the Country
snow GENERALLY Increased De-
mand in Pleasure tnrs

That the automobile industry, as a
Whotc, is in NouriShing condition
j. made clear by special advices To-
DunS Review from its CORRESPONDENTS
IN TN" leading producing and distribute
inS cchtcrS. y note worthy feature OF
the present situation is the active de-
hi"hu Tor pleasure cars. especially those
OF the higher types. and dcilers in
many instances. are reported as being
unable 10 MI orders because of the
curtailment OF output during the war
peri0d. Yet numerous factories whose
machinery had been transformed TO
the manufacture OF munitions are
steadily getting back To a basis OF
norma! production. and arc expected
10 hc IN position to meet all re-
HuIrcmcnts by the end OF 1919. The
sale OF used cars is brisk at almost
every point, ana desirable offerings
are said 10 command unusually sat
iSiaciorN prices, particularly in the
northwest For commercial purposes,
small trucks are in growing demand
put business IN heavy trucks reflects
some contraction, owing to the be-
ncl that the government will shortly
dispose OF - considerable number of
these vehicles that have been used By
the military forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
BETTER SHOE BUSINESS
Stronger Demand for Higher Grndcs
OF Footwear tnusc Big Fac
tories To Get business.

Another trade, reaching close to the
consumer, N which conditions ref1cc,
decisive Improvement is that OF foot
wear. says Dun'S last weeks review
Here, too. strong preference is be-
ing Sho wn for the better grades Of
merchandise. both for mems and wo-
mems wear, and producers of this class
OF stock are running their plants quite
July. There is. moreover. a good rX-
port demand, especially from a buyer
VINO Is operating in this country FOR
Greek and other Balkan interests and
who is reported TO have taken a CON
siderable line OF shoes in St Louis, and
the situation, generally. seems TO be
one oi nigh promise The increasing
business in footwear not uunattlralIv
finds rehcrtion in leather and hides
both OF which are buoyant, and the
rise 81 hide prices has already gone
beyond the limits thought likely bv
even the most ardent of the bullish cic-
ment To the advance, the recent cut
linS of. through the protractcd strike
III Buenos Aiics, of the important
source OF supply in the Argentine has
contributed largely. Yet the opening UP
o. export outlets ana the brisk cali for
leather from domestic shoe manufac-
turerS - believed to he the real i'm
rctuS behind The upturn in raw ma
terI:il "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
TEXTILE IMPROVEMENT
manufacturers aud Jobbcrs 'rhrouch-
"ht the Country Arc Very Opti-
misti'-Rrtuil 1rnde t:Do,i

reports from New York are to the
1Hcct mat nothing in the past weeks
developments IN textile markets has
hrcc*Sltaicd modification OF The opti-
miStit sentiments which have lately
round EXPRESSIONS in this quarter. ii
u even clearer now than in the re-
cent l'aSt IN fact that The whole m
duStrL - moving into Il strong posi-
non, to!ioM in. the rather drastic read
lu@tmeii brought on by the wars rni-
ihS ana Ia" Improvement is not alone
on" ol broadening demand. but also ui
recovering prices While some utcS-
'!"hihS = heard as To whether peace
time consumption Will maintain :uIl
NlEor, 'otdll trade. thus far. has he'll
up Very We'll aud the call Tor the finer
qualities of merchandise is sharply de-
hn"d IN all lines. In notwithstanding
circles, labor unrest is still present;
yet strikes arc being adjusted, one
ny one, ana the level Of production is
RISING steadily. Because OF the effect
OF the curial!cd outputs earlier ia the
year. mills cannot deliver. within the
oates named by buyers. All the goods
wanted, and have been forced to revise
many orders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
ReOietO of Weeks
Trade in Richmond
Actiuity IN Mdeufactau-
ing Lines-Job6crs
Kept Very Busy.

The rainy days of last week had "A
bad effect on retail trade while they
tasted, but when the sun did come out
in all OF III May time glory the shop
pcrs made up for lost time. and in the
aggregate the retailers sales for the
week were about as large as If there
had been no rainy days to start with
There seems TO be Il more active de-
mand for shoes for both males and fc-
males, and there was marked activity
among the shoe dealers pretty much all
OF the week. The clothicrS also re-
port very fine trade. the mark down
prices in some lines of clothing prov
ing attractive, as well as somewhat
rare.
The dry goods merchants and the
milliners suffered some by the two
days OF rain, but during the last half
of the week their trade was all they
could wish.
Jobbcrs in al, lines had n good week.
The country merchants are no longer
hcsitatiug about stocking IN and
their orders, both through travelling
statesmen and mail, are becomign more
numerous. and in the main they are
larger. This is especially true as to
orders for future shipment.
Hardware and farm implement pco-
people continue to have good trade
especially the hardware men VIII,
make speciality OF materials used i'm
house building.
manufacturers arc finding their or
dcrS increasing. and there is activity i'm
All OF the factories of the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Iron ana Steel ou,look Hopeful.

Not All is gloom IN IRON and ,tccI
circles, even though still another wcc!-
mas failed TO bring Il definite settle
incnt OF the price controversy SAYS
Dun'S agency. This NcXiuS element
remains At very real obstacle TO prog
rcs@. Vet SiErs ar" not wanting that
ITS influence - waning. and confidence
within the industry becomes more APP
parent as demand in several lines gives
indlcationS OF revival. The change for
the better, IL is true, is mcagcr, and
whether II Is to prove lasting is "a
question; but there is some encourages
in:nt IN TIA" fact that buyers have dis
played q l'ttlc more interest. and some
i'iitshurEh adNiceS reflect Il belief that
conditions VIII improve materially over
IN" summer. This ConNi let ION. how
ever. i lot generally prevalent. many
III tho trad" holding that decisive re-
'oNciy rs not likely to appear before
October l;ut that ii viii come. soon
cr or later. there is uuanintty Of
OpinIom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
CARY STREET BUSINESS
Mn! Opens Up Well for Commission
Merchants and Prnducc Whole
snIrrs-OutlOOk This Week.

The opening Of lcafy month of
May, or something else. brought to
cary and Thirteenth Streets end TO
the wholesale produce dealers and
commission merchants therein domi
ci!cd Tor business increased trade. and
down that way there was a good deal
more activity last week than the week
before. receipts Of things catablc
were larger. and an active demand
emptied the hig floors every day.
Eggs and poultry continue nigh. the
former being higher than for several
weeks past. Hens and spring chick ems
were higher because the receipts we're
smaller than expected. due EirEiy to
the storms. and the men who had to
I'LL orders anyhow had to have the
goods a; any old price. This advance.
OF course. cannot be permanent, and
hens will probably h" lower this week
Not SO. however. with spring
chickens. The demand for them is
very great. and the supply so far very
limited. The result is that they are
bringing 30 cents per mound in the
feathers.
Improvement in tho demand for Irish
potatoes has brought about 4 stilfen-
inG OF prices. 1t is SAID that foreign
demand has caused this II s known
on Cary Street that a large sale Of
storage potatoes was made here lac ;
week FOR export. Good business i,
looked for in the potato line IN the
near future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
U. s. AIR SERVICE GENERAL
is DECORATED FOR BRAVERY
~"t' oi orerationS Led Ills Pilots
IN Action Over Fields OF
battle,

MAHON: CA. May -Briradier-Gen-
cral william Mitchell chief of opera
IONS Oh The army air service. who
Spcnks ut the Aerunautical Congress on
Friday May .. is Il iish,in. general
VINO actually led his rilotS in action
anu TOOK the fore in .atrolling his see
.or IN france. The general was re-
Gently awarded the DistiusuishrJ Ser
We" Cross for repeated acts OF cN-
,raordinary bravery and heroism far
nSEond that required in his position as
Hn,ei OF the air service. First Army
American eNpeditionary forces THESE
reneated acts of heroism took place
at Noyon. March %. 1918: on the Marine
IN July. 1918. and again at ST. Mihicl
in September. 1918
on March 20. General Mitchell flew
In monoplane over the battle of
Noyon and into the back areas of mo
battle field. lie watched the action
OF noth ground and air troopS. and
recommended tactical changes which
were made IN the methods Of the Amer
lean air service.
1t was General Mitchell who was
h tnS nrsi 1" report the location OF
cnort 10 cross the Marine during .Ju!y.
re WAS lying in Il monopl:in. over
me German lines and Sketchcd their
iiocatloii. The information which he
brought back with him formed the
haslS OF an aerial attack on the Ger
man infantry massng for the attempt
To cross the river.
DurinE the ST. Mihici action Scp,cm-
per /: 10 IL. General Mitchell carried
out DAILY reconnaissance over the
German lines. lie secured v;,l,Ia bile
Information of the disposition Of the
enemy troops on the ground. and enemy
aerial resources at the time. Excellent
cooperation between land and aiI.
forces of the American army was based
on the Information which he brought
IN cooperation. which was more strik-
ing in this battle than amy other up
TO that time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
GOOD BUSINESS IN APRIL
IN AND AROUND RICHMOND
Bradstrect Makes Careful study of Con-
ditions Of I.0cni Trade and
Files Interesting REPORT.

Bradstrcct : local REPORT concerning
The trade record made in Richmond
of April rs summarized thus: whole
sale trade improved, retail trade bet
ter. manufacturing active. collections
fair crops fair. building active. The
report then particulariZcs as follows:
Trade Il whole during April
showed Improvement over the earlier
months of the year. there WAS little
recession OF prices and some comm"di-
ties showed actual Increases. y CON
Servativc note in buyin. for future de
liveries is stiIl evident. The demand
for wearing apparel has increased
with the advhnc. of spring and thc
return TO civil lite OF many who haVc
been in the military establishment.
Clothing and shoes continue high.
with prospects OF further advance
Cotton goods show Stiffcuins III
prices, particularly for staples Paints.
ter demand. Trunks and travelling
goods are in fair sale. but have not
/. shown The activity expected Pro-
visions have been fairly active. but
there is hcStltancy III this trade
because of an expected decline. Build
ing shows a large increase over pre-
Nious months Of this year. and also
materials are IN good demand and
prices have remained firm. cxcept for
metal products. Iron and Scarp metals
are IN poor demand, at greatly reduced
prices. me offerings OF tobacco arc
small. a prices FAR below those ia ID
earlier in the season. ManUfaciur.uc
in most lines continues active. though
extra time and night operations have
generally been discontinued The pa :
per trade, both manufacturing ana
wholesale is quiet Labor is plcnti-
1ul in the cities. though there is little
orersuppiy except clerical workers.
and some shortage exists on the farms
There have been few failures during
The month. though they show an IN
crease over March, but "a decrease IN
comparison with April Of last year
Collections are irregular. with ton
dency To slowncsS. Little change j.
noted IN financial circles. Legitimate
demands are being readily supplied az
recent prevailing rates. Crops are il,
fair condition, and considerable spririu
work has been done. Some daiuac,
from frost and cold is reported /,
crops and orchards. though Fhc extent
has not been determined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Good Cattle for The Sou,h.

More dairy COWS are leaving their
homes IN the North and going South
|" seek lame ana fortune for their ncw
owners. AS q result Of work OF South :
cfu agricultural agents. At the an.
nHhi me. ting of the Louisiana Cattle
breeders Association, held al Alcxan-
dria recently. II developed tina; l3l,
head "f dairy cattle had been impor;
90 INTO that state since July /, 1918
IN" southern daIr ymcu are not con
tented Win anything hut the bcS;
and the agricultural agents are con
iiuia!iE h"ing called on to vis;;
Northern dairy sections To purcha s..
carload lots OF pure bred dairy Gait c
70 d" sent South. Same way here in
Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
DEMANDS PUNISHMENT
OF MEN RAIDING OFFICE
New York Chill sends Letter To un,o,
H3lan Scoring Efforts of
Police.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Asserting that
orc woman had been blinded. possibly
permanently, another crippled and sew
eral men severely injured as the result,
OF a raid on its offices on May by
Soldiers and sailors. the New York can
tonight in a letter to Mayor Iivlan do
manded punishment Of tho raiders aud
police officials who failed 20 prevent The
said.
The Call described tho meeting.
which the soldiers broke UP. Az q law
Iui ana orderly reception held by
friends and readers Of the Call"
The soldiers acted upon Il report th,t
BoisheNist meeting was Ia progress
In the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
SpBrR%s USED CARS oN SALE
WEEK MAY 9TH TO !.r!i.
INCLUSIVE.

% r,G SIX s.rt,rr,
T'y wI.a o"'! Dy Nj D"f,ien. vii! be Sol so.i
i, .or,e. ,.r...oo..-
Tor demonstrating purposes. ~"' ''''
In in '' S:ae. to oeE se t"s Grssgmer -.ie4 j;
II series. s,uaap.Ro- .n ,,,.
ne" Top ana eAse!'s"' buy
ell " sitfagt ?as' OF IS series rms IS sSS-
eot,inlDusdI ~. pEb ;.h kEE SIX 5,passcpscr,
M nrsrsa LIS nan 200 mis- r.r.t.ei.>
SOFA ms "seA'
cd S pL ERA kt:ii SIX !.pa epser. paint
excellent 'u!
M ON pi:b ,,b, a.i SIX iour.ns. p~intsd
''' "''' <''' cover
S2'o
-
! Is series Eeo. s-cyi!"der touring.
'!''icr touring.
= ..,
p, va,
- mi, ,,r.,
'o"t'hI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Commercial Failure. OF Inst week

Commercial failures last week i'm tho
hitcd states, as reported Ivy H. g.
DUN Co. are 100 against ninety
FOUR the preceding week and lg7 the
,,''''SP"hdihS week last year. OF
failures last week in the United states.
loTly-stNcn were in tn" East; twenty
TOUR South. twenty-ninc West and
twenty IN the Pacific States and tiftv-
hire" reported liabilities Of $6.UGu or
more. against lorty-iivc the previous
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

tagc of more economic metbods M nro-
uuiStion. lie builds up system TO
cIlnlilatc waste. iuciiciency and cx-
the same. N w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
UTTWSINN
feathers.


The manufacturers success is due.
largely 10 his ability To buy raw ma
finished products through an efficient
uiStrihution Systcm. ana 10 tnkc ldNnn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
OBSCURE RAILS TRAVEL
! HIGHER ON STOCK MART
OH Boom Proves Beneficial to Many
Issues During Past
Week.
STEEL SHARES ARE GLOOMY
suspension of Extra Disbursement
on Common Stock Offers Additional
:. Evidence of General Reaction
- While Earnings Again Decline.

81 NEW YORK May Almost the
sSonly cloud over the stock market last
week was the suspension of extra dis
bursement on United States Steel COM
!. mon stock. reducing it's dividend sta
tus to the pre- war rate and Offering
additional evidence OF the general re-
action in that industry.
This was further borne out by the
2 quarterly statement. in which monthly
earnings showed steady decline, the
:. aggregate being the smallest for any
,r1915
- Apart from these developments. the
market. in the main, moved to higher
c ground. regardless OF the note OF
caution sounded by conservative iinan
ing in OF speculative profits which
accompanied such warnings.
Dealings increased to the years
highest and broadcSt Dimensions COM
pretending many issues. notably OBJ
scure rails OF the several classes which
have undergone drastic reorganization
s--during the past decade.
,n, oil HIn, Prove Active.
- So-called oil rails resumed their
s.e1o points. supplemented by con-
's~tinuance. OF the boom i'll Petroleum
origin.
shippinEss proved natural con
oomitant OF the more extensive action
OF peace induStrials, the latter also
embracing food. fertilizer and chemical
shares Of companies converted 10 post
war bases.
The movement as a whole was again
mainly accelerated by favorable do.
mesttc factors. which laid the tounda-
ton for the rise some ten weeks ago
crop outlook, general business condi-
tons. which improved substantially
during the month OF April and the
greater strength of the country's eco
nomic position,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

GOVERNMENT
REPORTS ARR: ENrECTED
By Associated Press.
,W ORLEANS MAY "a flor rnnV


NEW ORLEANS, May i.--Aftcr NOV
ing over range. OF from 100 TO 49,
points last week cotton contracts
closed % points NJ net, on May and
later months. May closed to 2i.Go or
within l. points o. the high of the
week, and the highest price Vet az
tanned by the new contract. spots
closed 81 points net higher. M!dilin2y
at $500.
= The improved demand for spot cot
the most powerful influence a: work
and IL completely offset the more
favorable turn, OF weather c2nli:!ons
week led TO predictions OF fa.ora3le
set OF reports from the So"e"umeh;
next Wednesday. Daily reports II u
cotton goods ut lrm and higae" prices
intensified the effect OF spot accounts.
Underlying other stimulating feat
ures was feeling OF satisfaction over
peace conference and il was constantly
, claimed that much Of the buying done
: in the spot departments was in aHi!-
cipation OF the expansion Of trad n
cotton goods that an caEis peac- Would
bring.
Markets Close Tuesday.
1t will be a holiday in New York
Tuesday over the home coming oi the
leans Will also bc closed accordu:
to an agreement between the two
markets. After the holiday the m,n
trading influence probably viii he the
weekly crop accounts OF Wednesday.
/, They will lie important for the season
is now far enough advanced 10 allow
ally the entire belt. Any po!.::ral
Developments out OF the ordinary Will
OF course, he Quickly reflected by
price changes and there is always the
chance that political news may be o;
such a nature "a 10 completely DOM
mate the market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

fNCHBtRti. May 4.-l:dward Car
son. fifty years OF age. died Friday
j. NJ. Carson. at Concord lie was a
member OF the Methodist Church there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Main Street Station.
| On Sundays operated through toWaShington
SEAB04RD AIR LINE RAILROAD
OLD DOMINION STElMSuIP LINE

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LINE
leave for Newport News and Norfolk. James
River Night Line, 600 PIN daily, connecting al
Norfolk with Main Line Steamers for New
York daily except SUNDAY $40 nm, James
River Day Line Steamer leaves for James River
landings and NorfolE 500 am Monday, " ed
nesdny and Friday.
Arrive from NorfoN and Newport News 7.0O
am daily; from JsIGcs River LANDINGS aud
Norfolk $50 pm T"efday' Thursday and sat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

UNITED STATE RAIIR0AD ADMINISTRATOR,
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICE
s3O last Main Street Phone Randolph 4aJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

" ELDIH C-CARBoN BURNED orr
a5e PER CYLINDER. a. l. FLEM1N0s
wELDiNG SHOP. al WEST BROAD
STREET, MADISON C5e6 MY Busr-
NESS Is STRENGTHENING A%D WELD
iNG EHokE$ METAL rARrs OF EVERY
Description: PARTS OF MAcHISEur
AND CASTINGS. AUTOMOBILE CYLI%.
DERs. CRANK CASES. TRANSMISSION
CASES. REAR AXLE HOUSINGS. DRIVE
SHAFT HOUSINGS. FRAME TENDERS
FRONT ANLES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

BUICK.
5-FAssENGEE. 1900.
SAXON
SIX. $500.
ROADSTER. $3.50.
OVERLAND,
:-PAssENGuH 5000.
HUDSON.
.-2AssENGEH. 500.
NATIONAL.
7-pAssENGEE. $500.
u. NJ {. TRICK.
a.tTON. $500.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
CARS ARE ~
FlRsT-CI.Ass CONDITION
AND RARE BARGAINS.
TERMINAL MOTOR co.
NINTH AND CARY sTS.
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Lost and t;uIIIitl.
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor SuIc

autonloDileS Tor Sale. IL
go ARMSTRONG MOTOR CO
!si3 West broad phunc I,nuI..I..-J ...,.
ONEIDA MOTOR TitI;,:hS
S"i.s;"uin Service station
smith Fnrm-a Trucks
= fori Parts and lsudI.-
Al lcMoBILE BARGAINS - 1917 ,--
"-r"SsehScr, $500. Stud.o.h IN. .Hef .
. S."W Grant slN. 0-psss"ng.r 500
',tN"n tour r"aGsicr. S3Oo inc .uoye -
~ III hrS,-.taSs condition, anu rare H.
S.''t-. - " ir.niiSs. SO Ncst H:y,L
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
AUTOMOBILES
Service misunderstanding.

AUTO PAlKING-Amcrlcan Garage 1907
. West Main Street. Phone Randolph 23l3.
I'FOmpt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

USE tnta complete directory OF wants ano
offers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

!. /" SUTHERLAND " SONS. funeral dl.
>, fv't"ir. 80" Nest Main Street Can
i'ou!rNarh ~ Nights ana Sundays. Ran
90 . E-n"Iu fuhi.U ruu,la. D,,-,.,u,
s!in In H'iin"r. sVS East Main stree,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

AUTO Observation-Disclosures auto repairing
dono by George MourO. lG2l West Broad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

ID Big SIN sTupEBAkER. no. being
.i''Myh GA! 10y Nj. ba:!cn. VII. ue sold