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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
HOW KANSAS FARMERS
FOUGHT GRASSHOPPERS
Survey Indicates That System Adopted
Saved Them Upwards OF
$4,000, 900.

WASHINGTON. March 5 ,Spec.aD.-
Il is estimated that Kansas farmers
last year saved about 100000 OF
wheat and alfalfa as a result OF grass
hopper poisoning. large part OF
which was due TO a campaign begun
last spring through the cooperative
efforts of the United States Depart
ment OF Agriculture, State Agricul-
tural College and local county agents.
grass hoppcr-cgE survey, made in
the spring, showed that they were
present in sufficient numbers to make
necessary 4 summer campaign against
the hoppcrs. Plans were made imme-
diatcly 10 carry on this work through
meetings to demonstrate poisoning,
personal farm visits for individual
oemonstrations, and By appropriate
window displays in towns. \ close
watch or the grasshopper situation
was kept throughout the entire season.
AID in the fall the poisoning campaign
was continued, and the disking of land
y destroy CESS was advocated also
To teach the advisability OF the latter
concentrations were held in the held
where patches OF grass were dug up
and the Srasshopper eggs which they
contained were shown 10 farmers
Then the field or fence row was disked
70 show how the GEES were destroyed
fnty-one such demonstrations, with
an attendance OF 1853. were held In
many counties both bran and poison
ware bought comparatively and dis
Lributed to farmers through the farm
bureau organizations. Each one get
ting the materials received. directions
Tor mixing and applying them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
WOMAN SHOOTS. TWICE
At SLEUTH ". ]. BURNS
Both Bullets Fired by Stcnographcr
In New York Miss Their
Mark.
HER SANITY is QUESTIONED
Girl Says She Mistook Detective for
Son OF Hctty Green, Whom She
Had Been Ordered to Kill in
Dream,

NEW YORK. March S-willism J.
Burns. the detective. narrowly missed
ueath today when two shots were fired
at him In the Grand Central concourse
by a well-drcSSed young woman who
later described herself as Miss Ger
trude Norwood, StenoErapher, OF
'S4 Prospect Place. Brooklyn. Neither
shot took effect Burns came to the city
from his home at Scarborough N V,
10 attend the marriage of his daugh-
ter, Kathleen, to Lieutenant Cyrms H.
Kisscr.
Miss wormwor,h declared directly
after being overpowered that she was
sorry she had not killed the detective
She said she planned to STAY him a
week ago but rcfrained because she
feared she might shoot another man
who was with him.
Colonel Edward Rowland Robinson
Green. son of the late Hetty Green. was
named by the young woman as her in
tended victim when she arrived at the
pSychopathic ward AT Bellevue Hospital
where she was sent to have her mental
condition examined. Her story as told
in the hospital differed radically from
that related TO the policc. She rnistook
Burns for Colonel Green, she informed
DR.. j. Robinson. at the hospital, to
whom she said
II was told in dream to Kill Ectty
Green or some one connected with her
I wanted to get Edward Green mos;
because nc had Hettys money"
She told rambingly of having carried
revolver in her nuf since armisticc
DAY when she received her dream in
StructiopS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
SUPERSTITION PREVAILS
AMONG THE SAlLORMEN
Drove One British Omcer From His
- Cabin md Caused Him to
Leap Overheard.

LONDON. March 8 Especially The
British sailorman apparently is as SUI
perstitious as ever, and two stories of
the navy have found their way into the
columns of the Daily Mail.
According to one OF these tales an of
hcer OF a naval vessel became mental
ly unbalanced in the war and COM
mitted suicide under tragic circum
stances, after escaping from his cabin.
Not long aftcrward the Sentries on
board began to complain that some
ono was logging their footsteps as they
paced up and down in the night
watches They declared that they could
feel a presence. but on turning around
could see no one. Eventually the sem
tries had to be sent on duty in pairs.
AS solitary sentry sometimes would
desert his post in terror. The ghost"
is probably laid, as its ship was sunk
in the Dardanelles.
Another case was that OF a haunted
cabin. The officer assigned to it was
missing. and 1t was presumed that he
was washed overheard BY. accident. An
one night he aroused the ship by
rushed in and found the new occu-
pant sitting UP in his bunk in state
Of terror. He said he had felt some
thing touch his head. and that the
bunk was invaded by something damp
and smelling OF seaweed.
The same thing happened to another
tenant later on, and after that the cabin
was unused for three months. Then a
chaplain moved into the cabin and
there were no complaints OF fur
thcr manifestations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
FAV0RS SENDING TROOPS
INTO RUSSIAN MAINLAND
'"o'.oStok Czech Leader Declare,
Nihes Could Soon Establish
Peace There.

TADVosTok, March ar va.
E ssV GlrSa, local member OF the Czech
i ia of ~, Council; has faith in the abil-
army; provided stable soycrnme M
can be esta blished in Russia Al The
araint, he he admits. everything is
are not properly fed nor clothed. nor
raid. they are kept in barracks with
moi noohlns 10 occupy them. They serve
one government today and perhaps
another tomorrow, and that demora
Lies them. 'ota
&c. The frst necessity" said Dr. cirsa.
tyranny and the establishment Of
peace throughout Russia. To accom-.
pllsh this the allies will have TO send
bn fyi 10 russia. as distinct from ST.
oe more than enough to accomplish
their suppression and would absolnteiv
sna al state of peace from one
END OF Russia to the other The pres
cncc or allied troops alone would have
tremendous effect toward pacifyinr
t be e ceundrS ana popular assembly could
by the will OF the whole nation.
1T would not be necessary for the
alnes 70 keep troops in Russia for
sanized government. established bv tho
wan OF the majority and supported bv
me armed forces OF the country. there
confident that sufficiently large army
could be assembled at once which
would be loyal TO such a government
ana AFFORD IL all the force necessary
within few months the allied troops
e3!Io ne removed. Such aid from the
allies would be welcomed bv The
whole Russian nation. and would in a
snort time bring about the desired
END. otherwise Russia will be given
over to anarchy. which will cndanrer
the country for many years 70 conc
ADMIRAL kolchak (head of the all
muSsian government ut Omsk) had
made the mistake of announcing him
self dictator. The word is enough 10
make the average Russian fight. They
want no more dictators. If kolchak
were weIe gwen the aid of the allies in es-
tablishing himself in mower oynn
though he promises to call constit
uent assembly, such aid would be mis-
cnsTued BY the people as the re
establishment or the monarchy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
STOLEN AUTO FOUND
Capitol Motor Company Car Recovered
but Two Others are Still Being
Hunted by Police.

An automobile, the property Of the
Capitol Motor Company. which was
stolen Saturday evening in front of
the Grays' Armory, was recovered yes
terday by Officer NJ. J. Mcnamara. The
car Was found in an alley between
Grace and Franklin Streets on Sew
enth Street. No clue to the thief has
been found.
Two other cars stolen Saturday even
ing have not been recovered One Is
the property OF II. L. Granger of
Meadow Street, and was stolen from
in front OF the Auditorium while the
owner was within. The other was
owned by Superintendent Jim Thomp-
son, of the Seven Pines police. This
eminent number on it and no State
license.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
SERBIAN PRIESTS BURNED
AND SHOT BY BULGARlANS
One Who Escapes by FeiEninE Death
Tells OF Wholesale Murders
in 1918.

PROT. SERBIA. March 3.--Contirma-
tory evidence OF tho slaughter of Ser
bian priests by Bulgarians during the
war was given by the Rev. Miliya
Yontschitch. pastor of one of the
9 oesTSd ;,o here who personally wit
colleagues and one Serbian officer. All,
nc says. were shot and many were
Father fontschitch escaped a similar
fate only by fcignins. death after he
had been shot. He exhibited two bull
witch, of Prot escaped by fleeing
across thc mountain road.
, The murder Of the priests took place
cast Of Nish. according, TO the story
OF Eather lontsGhitGh' which follows:
twenty-five other Sarbian priests. was
taken by Bulgarians from Prot to
cell and forced to live for five days
without food or water. After his re-
Lease Lease ne and and his companions. who in,
their captors for thirteen hours to Beia
Pala nj thirty hi miles east Of Nish. an
ABOUT two hours walk from Bella
Palanka the priests came to a halt and
Were Were ordered to turn off the road into
after midnight and half a moon gave
the only illumination, to tho lonely
mountain roads and valleys The
priests nad not gone far when the
guards shot them in their backs.
Father iontschitch dragged himself
in inc darkness behind a large rock
whence he could see the whole scene
of murder being enacted By the Bull
CARS.
He saw his colleagues dragged, some
dead. some half alive, to pyrcs. which
had been prepared for them. and their
bodies thrown to the flames.
Of no mo To
Glitch. were still alive when the Bull
Ears saturated their bodies with Easo-
line and set them atire. Flames spread
about them and they pleaded piteously
fer mercy, but their pleas were met
with snecrs. After the flames had
spent themselves. said Father YontS-
Glitch, the charred bodies OF twenty
one victoms were thrown into two
holes. Arms. legs, heads, he said. were
left protrudinS, exposed to the ravages
of dogs and wolves that invest the
mountains In the neigh borhood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
JULIAN c. SMELLING DIES
OF INFLUENZA IN FRANCE
Soldier Was Twice Gnssed and Sa,,
Much Action on Western
Front.

After having been gassed twice, and
passed through number OF battles
without serious injury, Julian g. SHELL
Ing, era ndson OF the late DR.. Thomas
r.. Mathews. of 1900 cambridge Street,
south Richmond. died in France on
February Is of influenza.
a telegram announcing his deato
was received by relatives here as thew
were expecting to hear OF his return
10 America Smelling was volunteer
tecnth Company o. the Three Hundred
and Fifth Sanitary Train, and was
trained at Camp Lee. He sailed with
ms unit for France last May, went
through the great drive northeast ~
Eerdun and saw service on the Arras
Two sisters and brother survive
Inc soldier. They are: Mrs Willard
=: Williams. Edith NJ, Smelling and
Thomas 81. Smelling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
OXFORD is AGAIN ALIVE
Twelve Hundred Undergraduates In At
'endhnce, some on Clutches, Othera
Lacking Limb.

OXFORD, ENG, March (SpeciaD.-
oAford University is once again alive.
Twelve Hundred UNDERGRADUATES are ;n
residence, many still in khaki, some on
crutches. others lacking a limb. Rhodes
Scholars arc expected to arrive in
race the authorities. however Over
crowdinS Is feared. changes of educa :
.ion are demanded. and already a large
W chemistry and science, while a still
larger portion are studying history in
sseao or classics. The authorities are
facing them.
outwardly. the college shows little
chAnSe from prewar days The
trenches and other signs Of ia .r,in
ing have disappeared. and scouts. Dor-
teTS and the old permanent stan are
around ready 20 do the bidding OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
FOLLOW AMERICAN LINES
Bnvarisn hininter to Switzerland Say.
Hermany VIII Gradually Evolve
Into Great Republlc.

BERN, SWITZERLAND, March g.
CSpeeiaD .--On tho question of freedom
Forester. Bavarian minister TO Switzer.
iand said recently TO "A correspondent
OF the Associated Press
must frankly admit the Germans
had no reasons 20 comp plain OF The iacE
oil freedom in using the seas to de-
vetop their commerce and Industries
before the war. In fact, both nmerics
and England placed no obstacles, in
DR.. Forester declared that Prussian-
ism and miiitarism now are dc.d in
Germany-killed by the war. and tina I
Germany will become a great reDublic
on the lines OF America, but that the
process necessarily must be SLOW
owing to international conflicts ana
the differences between political parties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
WILL BUILD TUNNEL
Japanese Legislature to Act On I'm =
provement Which Will Cost
$4,000, 600.
IBy Associated Press. |

TOKYO, March "a bill providing
for the expenditure Of about $4,000
600 for the construction of the rail
ROAD tunnel under Shimonoseki Strait.
the coming session Of the Diet The
Shimonoseki Strait separates the south
west corner of the Island Of Hondo,
the terminus Of the central railway
system, with it's southern neighbor
island. Kiushiu.
The building of this tunnel has been
under consideration for a long time,
difficult the operation OF the railway
ferry between the main island and
Kiushiu. The proposed tunnel will be
three and one-half miles in length, one
mile being under the sea bed at a
depth Of thirty feet. The plan pro
posed includes road for foot pas
scngerS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
NO AMERICAN SCANDALS
Soldiers at Vladivostok Conduct Them
serves In Excellent Manner,
Report shows,

VIA DIVOSTOK. March 3 (SpeciaD.-
me American command here has or
@anized special military patrols 10
maintain the discipline of the Ameri.
can soldiers. says the Golos Primorya
~ recent issue. AS proof Of the
effectiveness or this service the paner
says that recently there has not been
a single scandal in which an American
soldiers has been involved, and the
popuiation or the outlying districts and
the chief OF the militia have e1pressed
their gratitude 20 Major Samuel John
son. in command Of the American
patrols: There arc ten patrols, each
consisting OF five men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
C0BLENz LOST 1903 KILLED
Thouxands OF German Soldier. Return
ms Home to Area Occupied
by Americans.

CoBLENZ, March SPECIALIZATION.
. t.n;, city OF more than 10000 in
inaanpitants' lost total Of 1893 men
man army estimates which reached the
army OF occupation headouaricrs re-.
centiy IN the four years OF war il7o2
we herman army. Several thousands
OF these already have returned and
nsany nave taken UP their trades where
once me armistice was signed 6s3.
Hm pen OF Cohlenz have been discharec5
a AZ, Inc herman army, and cverv dav
,i,.i @!ria Soidiers are returning n
CIV! He In the district nov oc"fn,o2
o! the Third American Army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
SELL IMPERIAL FORESTS
Property of Emperor Of Japan IN a.
Developed by Private En-
teFpFfae.

TOKYO. March ) (spee.aD,-rhe i'm
periaI household announces that $50
Ing TO tho northern island. where the
Emperor owns about ne-sixth OF the
total area. The sale will make pos
forest lande and enable the government
to increase it's revenue by bringing The
lands Into the class of taxable prop
erty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
White Roadster.

INC Kline SHAMROCK Roadster. done
II, n beautiful egg-shell gloss white, is
e enc only "hite car at the show This
Shamrock or Chummy Roadster is not
only feature of the Kline exhibit but
or The whole show. wide black
oand extends along the bevcl from the
WinoShield all the way along the side
and I goes down the back Of the car.
m, INC BLACK wood wheels give the fin
iSnlng french touch which will make
TINS car an outstanding recollection in
INC memory of all who visit the 1918
snow. Not for several years past has
suGn beautiful white car been on
exhibit in Richmond and tho cffect
me finish and attractiveness are eX2
tremely impresSivc-Ad Adv ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
SPRING TERM OPENS TODAY
Supreme Court of Appeals to he Gre,
Portrait OF Judge james
kHifh

Spring term OF the Virginia Supreme
ing In the State Library Building. II
ts expected that the portrait OF the
late Judge James Keith. for a long
time president OF the court will he
formally presented TO the body i'm
med!ately after the session Is opened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

MAccAR TRucK-rHE TRUCK OF CON.
TiNuous SERVICE. CONTINENTAL.
MOTOR. T1MkEN AXLEs. BRowE.I1pp
TRANSMISSION. ROSS STEERING GEAR
BOSCH MAGNETIC. srRoMBERG CAR
buREToR: 1-:-ToN. 1-s-ToN. ) Ia
TON. 1-:-ToN. WORM DRIVE H. D.
KING MOTOR CORPORATION. $50 WEST
BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

GAS-LET THEN ALL ROLLER WE
GOT 1T. TOO. GOT WHAT? Case
LINE. .4e PER GALLON. OPEN DAT
AND NIGHT. THAT'S SERVICE. PARKER
BRO. SET WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

l sTuDEBAKER. IL SERIES. 4-crLINDER
TOURING.
sTuDE9AkEH. Is SERIES. 4-cYLlNDER
TOURING.
sTuDERAKER. is SERIES. 4-CYLNDER
OSE-TON TRUCK.
,STUDEBAKER. Is SERIES. s-cYL1N-
DER.
BUICK. Is SERIES. s-cYL1NDER.
SAXON. Is SERIES. s-cYL1NDER TOUR.
ING.
MAXWELL. is SERIES. ROADSTER.
REQ. IS SERIES. s-cYLINDER TOUR.
ING.
DODGE. II SERIES. 4-cYLlNDER TOUR.
ING.
.CApILLAc. Il SERIES. CYLINDER
TOURING.
CHANDLER. s-cYLISDER TOURING
CoBURN MOTOR SALES CORPORATION,
l.l7-es WEST BROAD STREET.
]. T. DARDEN, MANAGER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES For Sale,

thorouEhiy. overhsa,ed. Many n nn,o ne esfy
painted; all are OF good appearances Our
low prices Will Interest you-a prospective
- aependaole car that Is \ consistent per
FORMER or satisfactory service
1919 MAXWELL
Good sssoifGSrhIy oysrhaued
1917 CHALMERS
Ftve-passenser; reprinted and oyerhauled.
1917 MAXWELL
R9adster new tires. paint and top. A
1917 OVERLAND
Five passenger. completely overb,,,.d
newly painted: good tires and tor.
1915 MAXWELL
be sold a, saerinee. Ana fepa'ntod. Must
RUSH TRUCK
Three -fourths.ton: canopy top and Md.
curtains Equipped with electric staeter
ard i!shto. bargain. ''
LIN!EGER- AI.soP CO. INC
Used Car Department.
SZ3 West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
ONE-TON TRUCK

Fave Far ,Al sar hstssssraas sns,en ,rust
s ana giIi sell nlir my one;ton truck At
p1 .9s cash Gs ed S Very !sI.
s s nns As e soSd ss ns. Ss:
Snaps SIX rs4%Issy Ms;s4
otMEN S MOTOR co:-;E!eiusIveiy exclusive
Ses5 I msGisoo SHi l lss %.s;
oT !y1sSs M. MPToa G9 distributors quality
sssad ISIS ssSet West s1d p PaSs
's1 Gn5 . sou ;;S5
kox SIS: Durhan S &. q. ADDRESS Lock
PREMIER OR FOURSON
PEMIER OR FOURSON
PENIER OF FouRsoN
One i-paasenSer Premier for .,ls
Very best mechanical condition: alao
rood Fouroon In GOOD condition
CAPITOL Motor COMPANY. u, West,
Broad.
PREMIER OR FoURsoS
PREMIER OR roURsoS
PREMIER OR FoURsoN
s %,., So Street. cheap Tor cash: sSs NossS
Hn used Gay ,eSS,lRf
!sss AK Ss:s Cal; as ssSaa
ns$dhE ey SIT Tor G2Sa
aas I and PeersSare snen nss Stop
s4 ss Ss;s2 CO. Mini Sss and c. ~:
ofEClAL USED CAR SHOW
MARCH ia. 1919.
Elm tHiE7E E:Een HlkE $ s REnuIlr AND RE,
w RHfxIS EENSp4eHr: GOOD CONDITION;
sA FHFS,S TTooSSRlNo; ovEnHAuLED AND
oY II dS5b c5 Ss2APS5En; RrrAlSrED
DtS4s fIa5S EsB nEr4 GiANsSHsoEn
,ESR#sAEHH rHHSARs75 5%sas RsH4s
1GFH SFP aSSDIT FSSsHS S@aAn' II spzy
f EAsE f fH4SD 1855 HiHHs
oTEEHtAS2 81. RR5 shEAsHfsszH f22 p
Zoo Srs ai1R2 pfs Eu soNB
w FIR Li + l;FAS M6NSF:R FINE CAR
FORD 1917. s-PAssENGER TOURING.
nq sGs4 6F G5T6F9s nt sHHxp IN THE
TRUCKS.
nASEEA o 2Hb HAS w1 sHhs eA For D /.
"FsYsEf Sb H o S5Gg SAE 6s
HT RUNNiSa s toEDSrEE5 18th BODY. GOOD
ALIAS CLASS & Si5sTSE DELIVERY; FIRST
nS2GH 2 aHHEaH WITH WITH p s9e5 hSP
MOTOR EXCHANGE.
si3 WEST BROAD STREET.
W. C. BOYD. Manager
STUFF <-passenger: $4,000. Most powerful
car in Virginia. Must be sold at once
;l.1oo; Terminal Motor Co.. Ninth and
Cary Streets.
TRUCK BODIES-Ten different styles. in :,
GLIDING dumps. Will sell al cost. See us
before buying. Commercial Motors. Inc.
1890 South Fifteenth Street.
TRUCK : Smith Form a-Truek MAKES .
motor truck OF any car. Phone Boulevard
3826. 1913 West Broad Street
TRUCK-For sale, one 1-2-ton Republic
=, truck. apply Armour Co., ao7 North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths.

Po Oil NJ So; ,lunsssI OF E c. Pollard
and sS''s ar, Mr. + sol s5fa2S II, !Ss
ono BROTHER. G. Brock Pollard. OF AieSan
hss sa Of HTa sns sst Stl Mrs George
TT The C, funeral S VIII be conducted by the pas
dslsssoa q tho @oodmen Of + tho SAS %o4is
IN n . whsGh GREER he was member. will BIO
I Tu b t L T "a Im
%gcdmsn Of the World viii k Ss hon nsss
sA Iii pic at the home OF Mrs. II: Rus
@asss SAFE sTsn SAL sse I, awe Q,
anus Mls an infant son her parents. MIR.
brother. OF Emont. Va. hSe SISTERS ono
Ma Tss tu5 s5o os Tt .ks Diaee Tysday
Funeral Directors 4
PHAUPE Edwin Phaup.- Funeral Director
Msiisen Ia. Ksnaelph E ssss. Main Street
sI%%ssHbS o Vest Main si Ssei
Personals. Q
AM MsrSs ISr SMos .a sH1SINa and Ia,
Main Street: TSene Msalsss sn's ss7s! s' East
s3 aSnl,nMsr eaereIye for ladies' and
sh.h anS tHos sSs s, 9%asr Victor
NOTICE! The Mr.. Donahoc mentioned in
connection with the suit. CITY of Richmond
vs., VS. John J. Surlsy. Is in no way connected
Win 1onh Is. Donahoe. OF this city. wei,
known as 4 salesman, but at present in the
employ OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Kali
road: Very respectfully. John Il. bona hoe
Lost and Found. 10
BIRD DOG-Found. bird dog: owner can
SIS care BY ssseS for adj Address
sR h,Is.a DIAMOND brooch in Thai.
turned TO Mrs. \. HartunE. l. n. Boulevard
HAND BAG,,.ost. Saturday afternoon on
Broad and Main or Laurel Street q r or
on Broad. between First and No Wcs;
Broad iady's black leather hand bag CON
tanning Two dimes. key, handkerchief and
caro- with owners name. Reward IL re.
turned 10 20l0 West Cary.
LOST. sold locket and chain. initials T.. w
~. between sole Grove and 1908 Floyd
avenue anu broad Street. Reward il TO-
turned. Call oBulevard S65-W.
StETAC1IES-Lost. pair OF spectaoles in
case on turnpike, between Richmond and
PctcrsourE Reward II returned 10 n {;
Cabcl Thomas Branch & Co - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

IN FIRsT-CLAss CONDITION. PRICED
RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE. ONE USED
2-ToN REPUBLIC TRUCK WITH
SOME ONE. THREE AND oNE-HALr-
TON REPUBLIC TRUCK IN FINE coNDI.
TIoN. II. d. KING MOTOR CORPORA.
TON. $40 WEST BROAD STREET.
TRUCKS-Stcwart Motor Corp, 1910 west
Broad street, makers OF quality trucks
at Quantity price.
MAKE your Want Ad specific.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

you can proftably read every single ad in
this column. There's pleasure and profit
for tho readers and users OF classified ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

Fer sale. htsh-grade ono ton truck.
Have purchased heavier tr,icE
and viii sell my one ton truck NJ
attractive price for cash or on terms
70 responsible party. Used very lit
sno conoition guaranteed abso-
I9tely AZ good as new. Cost 5000.
4. y. Box 4S3. Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-04

OVERLAND SIX chummy roadster Won.
ssrrui shape; Terminal Motor Co. Ninth
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-12
Go on Sale ut 20 % off
Regular Prices

These umbrellas that bought March and delayed
in delivery If could have them they would have
sold long this But time Christmas gifts
fall At that time uy bought them deal
less than could for today the splendid
Consequently bo wholesale today
could not sell them at twenty cent off.
They in American aetas cotton goa and fine silks Plain and
The black blue
red purple paids and All
eed ranproof
The handles plain mission with large
practically novelty handle
the famous India
las. desirable
$780, less Twenty Per
Mems and chldrens umbrellas n this lot
(Give Thought to Chistmas)
Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-12

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