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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

LGoat!nedn from Tenth PAGE
E!"r "as said 10 have slipped on the
tile Aoor Of the silded lobby: falling
r.ga- arm - the olbo~. What a
Grand thing :or the Sox had this Seen
true. Alas. /, "as all bum joke.
IN" C!ncy game phcnom walked Lei
no!t TO star; his end Of the show.
Collins vas hcavei out from short
Weaver bounded a single off i:ller's
glove ia Kson and Fe!sch hied out.
IN. tho second Nj. Eilcr commenced
70 emf sparks. He opened that round
~ whiting Gand. VINO took three
swings i;.sherg gas called out on a
tH!rd strike and Scralk TOOK his three
hea!,hi"s That vas thought 20 be
"a f"cpri in the big series whit de-
Iart:n"nt AU; IIod had some more
stuff NJ his sleeve
More correctly speaking. the stuff
was IN ms nip pocket iiod dug out
stance IN the laird and famed three
more S!pk"s. Gee ah!z. tina, was no
way 10 i:cat III" son Lefty WIZ
Lams hrat up in the third. took the
fata! call. The third strike was also
called on L..bold. Whatever 1t was
h.4er ala To The p!l! Il behaved in a
scanda!Ous manner.
Ceilings swings Hard.
"a tpl!lHS "dS not going TO let the
umpire taEc anything from him The
second sacncr swung al the third bali
pitched. missed and f:!lcr had hung
up the pus!n; record OF SIX strlKe
In tho fourth Eller varied the
in"notony hy using me comeback pin
Weaver and Jackson hit il back 10
;ne SLAB for paid az outs Happy
ire!sch elected 90 STRIKE ont ana ne
did II on SLOW ball. That wis about
~. only SLOW one ElIcr ict 20 ana
FiapH% zen Tor it. Lefty Williams
,a i ,:.ain IN IN" NTH, making
"ImDer eight on iiod's string Of We
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
BEWlTCHlNG BALL BRINGS
DOWNFALL OF WHITE SOX

on nucd from Tcnth rage.
ne star Hpang ed Banner" and thus
@! me Cub. such as tit" bald spots Of
'i"'h. 'roh and Maurice Rath
y luclnnni bug armed with a horri-
W" b"lr" whistle was seated in the
Hhpei tier Of the ,gramdstand, and made
NJ. ait"inopn hri-ous with his noise
Ia" same fellow vas there SATURDAY,
3ui y ma! been hoped that someihint:
ma! hHppvncd To MN since
Nhoipno I.uquc. the cuban curver
nv we riil 10 the Rod .nnc!d during
n'.hihs practice, giving the news.
I."1'ef brad" from the Pearl OF An
w. another opportunity to do a
lie york; Tat Moran knew he was
EohE 10 draw side Under so no
no rune HressIcr aud Corner. his own
pHShers; showing them a, the REDS
a"'inE practice. Old Sallcc worked ON,
81 nfSl hhs" to keep warm. The
SMtHather was commencing 10 remind
H"!!.e OF those d!strustfuI DAYS or Ioi7
Ia Starting Filler. Moran WAC carrvInp
- ~ 30 IlsE ne decided upon at the
me- ginning OF tn series.
Moran Iscn Regulars.
nc SAID be wanted to give al, "a,
!'Eu,"f ihtchors a chance to GET In.o
tAc DE Sam Ecuthcr S,lIcn nj -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Schools Of Music.
Miss Martha
Waller Robertson

Formerly of Sweet Briar College
Faculty.
European Training in Leschetizky
Piano Technique
Studio at Franklin Terrace
16 West Franklin Street.
After summers study in New York,
with Frank La Forge and Ernesto
Berumen, Miss Robertson feels that
she has renewed interest and enthusi-
asm to give to her work.
Phone Madison 5737.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
u. S. GOVERNMENT NEEDS
THOROUGHBRED HORSES
Colonel Scott Instructed to Select and
Develop Twenty irarlinSs for
Cavalry type.
Lspeclal 70 INC Times-D.sna;ch.l

WASIINCiTON. Oct. 6.-Wher il was
decided that the Federal authorities
should undertake the production or
cavalry r.iuOuuts on a substantial and
.C!cuc!fc basis through the use o.. ap-
proved -hurouEhbred sir.s at The va
-ious experimental stations, !; was
Wrought that nothing definite in the
way OF type would be evolved for four
OF t.e y-ars 10 serve a q Gul.!e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW COM
rLETELT OUR REMoDELED CAR
STOCK CATERS TO YOUR NEEDs7
EACH CAR WORTHY OF YOUR At
rENTIoS AND PRICE NO HIGHER
THAN ELSEWHERE.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR WILL FIND
IN OUR sHowROOMs A PLEASANT
AND ECONOMICAL MEANS OF REACH
ING HOME AFTER THEIR STAY HERE.
We HAVE CLASSIFIED OUR LIST FOR
YOUR CONVENIENCE
sEvEN-PAssENGER
MODELS.
1917 CHANDLER
1917 wINTON
1917 STUDEBAKER FOUR
1917 sTUDEBAKER SIX.
1914 CADILLAC
F1vE-PAssENGER
MODELS
1913 MAXWELL.
1917 CHALMERS.
1917 MAXWELL.
1917 OVERLAND.
1916 OVERLAND.
1915 PAIGE.
1914 KLINE KAR.
1916 CHEVROLET BABY GRAND.
1917 CHEVROLET 400
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MODELS
1917 MAXWELL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

Rath singled TO right, aftor taking
, strike and having two balls called
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

TELEPHONE Randolph / ana tell . Times.
Dispatch Want Ad Taker what you
vsut She'll help you write q complete
sd that Will quickly get good resulea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

$50 hc wanted 10 give all r.is
plchors chance to get into
''e DE game. Kcuthcr, Sallce. Ei,.f'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
PLAN FOOTBALL PAGEANT
Princeton and Itutgcrs VIII Conn
mcmorntc First intercollegiate
Game Played Ia 1869
MEM NNL.NSMINK 81 ~. 3

NEW BRUNSWICK y j. Oct. .
Plans for a football pageant IN com
football game played in America be
tween Princeton and Rutgers in 1893
and 10 Illus g. thc Development %
football in mo past haii century ave
under way between the two coilccey.
and i i probable ta"t thc. pageant
VIII be held SOM sine in November
Starting with az exhibition Of INC
old twenty man To- sid" game Of
1868 and ending with tsvo tcn-uirute
halves between tine Princeton and Rut-
gers 'ars!ty teams ot .OGay the *
hibition would De one TO appeal TO
football enthusiasts cf every variety
Chief Justice william Gmmm-re. Of
New .lersey, VINO capitalized the Prince
ION eie"e" n ;he Original game. ana
Chatham. y y. VINO headed me Vie
torIous ScaTlei t'.lm At ,aat ,.nc
ball toys Of the vintage OF iSsG and
POSSIBLY TO !!!lstrate IA" opening OF
Warner, and rarke H. DAVIS ara it ~
terested In The project and have con.
sented 10 assist IN ccachinE teams 20
snow the So SIZE Of foo,ban N TIC
A regular varsity game mas benn
offered Princeton by RUTGERS. but il H.
not likely tina, the Tigers VIII accent
when The Scarlet schedule was bairg
arranged last spring. -
Exeter Academy is al r"s"co. '"I.
leading preparatory school among
those having representatives on ia
Harvard varsity football foam 81,
the present squad o. forty N.Y. mo-,
nVe are from Exeter. Edward /.
Casey. the famuos back. is a, the moab
O. me i;st; and other Exeter men ar.
n. " Nelson. back: Arthur Conion
quarter back: s. y. Duncan ceufrr
, and u. g. IIadl"y. guard. Milton
Mcademy ~ represented by four mon
c re-
ION: and the Iorween brothers, Arnoid
ano Raipn, or Chicago. and IL ID
MeatheThead. o! Cleveland. are IN,
extern representatives on the team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
ANOTHER UNSUNG HERO
COMES FORTH IN ELLER

lchnt!n.An from Tenth 2;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

PARIS July Ex-senator Yancz tIb-
anez) head OF the Chilean delegation
now in France. has pointed out III ~
interview published by The Figaro. tho
importace TO France or extending it's
direct navigation lines TO the Pacific
and sending missions OF busicss men
10 study the Chilean market He cx-
pressed the desire that France should
follow tho successful eXampl. Of the
United States in organizing the study
of Spanish provide greater facilities
for Chilean students. engineers and
artists To complete their studies in
France.
WASHINGTON. July o4-Investiga-
tion by the Federal trade commission
IF alleged discrimination In South
crn States by the meat packers against
livestock producers was proposed in
a resolution introduced today by Sena-
tor Harris. Democrat, OF Georgia
PARIS. July pa French regimen,
was attacked by Bulgarians as the
regiment was landing at LON lalan
ka. on the Danube, twenty-five miles
southeast OF Nidin, few DAYS lro.
according to a dispatch from Belgrade
today. y lively fusillade ensued last
ing three hours. Three French sold
icrs were Killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
PRICE INCREASE OF 10000
PER CENT ASKED FOR LAND
Property Needed ny Government Worth
IS an Acre In 1905 Jumps
to Sl.S00.

WASHINGTON. July @i.-Having
found that the price per acre now
demnndcd from the government for
land rcquisitioned in building the en-
harka;ion terminal AT Charleston, ;.
e., would represent about 10000 per
cent increase over the purchase price
o SIN years ago. the War Depart M mt
todrd Of appraisers has submitted a
report recommending flat refusal
Instead OF the S79S,5J0. asked for the
principal claimant, the report recon-
LcndS payment OF Si2.360 as a fair and
Jusi compensation for the property
and All DAMAGES resulting from the
SoNernnents requisltion.
Lieutenant Colonel Ralph w. Donges.
chairman Of the appraisal board. fix
ed maximum value Of 500 per acre
as COMPARED with slas7 demanded by
1t is needless to say" the board
report said. that very compelling rea-
sons should be shown TO warrant such
remarkable increase in values as arc
acre claimed. 1t IS reported that there
Was pad about $1,000 per acre for
Hog Island within a mile or two OF
States. and on the Delaware River on
which is a very great volume of ship
ping. .Nnd We, that transaction was
made the subject OF investigation and
much adverse criticism. Certainty a
demand Tor the same price for ma rsh
lands sin and onc-half miles from
Charleston is cause for careful pain
stalking INVESTIGATION 10 determine the
.ausr OF such pronounced increase from
IS an acre In 1906. and S35 in 1912, TO
over 81 500 IN 1918"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
Infant Prodigies
Found in England
Artists, Musicians and
Clolrvoyonts ShoaO Ev-
ceptional Ability.

LONDON. July 2i.--Infant prodiSies
are being discovered in England almost
daily. Some connect this with the
psychology OF war. One of the youth
full marvcls is Pamela Bianco, a thir-
tcen-ycar-old girl artist. whose draw
inSs were given the place OF honor in
an exhibition at one OF the principal
London galleries. Critics dealt with
them quite seriously. and said that the
work was suggestive of Botticelli and
some of the other old masters Pamela
is an Italian girl. who was born In
England and never had taken any
drawing lessons.
Ronnie toutlcdSe. four years old
little more than a baby. whose parents
know nothing of music. has enjoyed
six months tuition on the vlol;o. Al
the Grimsby College OF Violinists re-
ccntly he outrankcd forty-three COM
pctitors. most OF them in the twentics.
and scored ll9 points in a possible 100.
Professor Denton describes him AS a
miracle.
Little Bobbic Day. aged seven. Of
Brighton. sou OF motor mechanic.
has wonderful powers of clairvoyancc.
Bliudfoldcd. he described "A number OF
note Giving its color numbers and
writing on the back). the color and
texture of a piece of fabric he had
never seen. the correct answer to Il
complicated sum in mental ari;hm g ic
and figures written down at random.
After FIVE minutes test he com
plained OF feeling icy cold. II just see
little pictures. and just say them" is
Bobbie'S cNDi3Dation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
DRYS CLAIM THEIR VICTORY
IN u. S. NOT YET COMPLETE
Anti-snlonn League Votes 10 Continue
Flight and Urge Worldwide
Prnh ton.
WASIII\,;TC,

WASHINGTON suly 2I.-Resolu-
items commenting members Of the
house VINO voted for the prob 1T ion
enforcement b!lL hut asserting that
Tile victory over the alcoholic bevcr-
"':c Liquor traiiic i not yet complete
wor. adoptcd at the closing session
her, today OF q conference OF national
AaI state supcrintcndents and officers
of the Anti-Saloon League Of America.
Is long s-s the friends of the liquor
i'=n'c. the resolutions said. oppose
Ia" enactment OF reasonable and ncces-
Sarl Federal enforcement laws to
make Constitutional prohibition cncc-
tx" and champion the enactment OF
state legislation to nullify tho ciSh-
tcenth amendment and demand such a
COZ struction Of these laws as would
de t"at their manifest purpose. there
can be no relaxation Of organized eff
for, by the prohibition forces of tho
nation"
The logical next step forward in
our cusmopol!tan nation is the move
lneni FOR world vide prob hilton" the
resolutions add
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
REFERENDUM PETITIONS
TO BE FILED IN q STATES
state Courts In Conflict ns to Right
10 Vote an Prohibition
Amendment.

CHICAGO. July II Petitions for a
referendum on the prohibition con
stitutional amendment Will be. fled
within forty Eight hours in Ma me
Michigan. Missouri and Nevada. accord
:Is TO announcement tonight from the
Western headquarters Of the Associa :
ton Opposed 10 National rrohih;tiop.
The referendum right. because -
conflicting court decisions, is expected
4. he taken TO the United states Su-
IRENE Court as We'll rs tho coustjtu-
,ionality OF The amendment, accord'n :
to Levy Mayer, counsel for the assoc.a-
ton.
Referendum petitions have been fled
in Ohio. California. Colorado. Arkan
sas Oklahoma. Nebraska and Washing
ron. and court action is contemplated
in Arkansas. Oklahoma and Washing
tc where the petitions have been
ii Ia up. the statement said.
l.. Ore2 Oh. Idaho and Utah The courts
have held tina, the right OF referendum
does not apply 10 a resolution ratify-
jag a constitutional amendment. While
Mr.. Mayer said. the supreme Courts of
Washington and cI!o have decided the
right does apply. An attempt 10 have
CAited states supreme Court re
View the adverse decisions Will be
made he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
ST0RK LOSES RACE WITH
FATHER IN SWIFT PLANE
Naval Architect Heats Old Bird TO
Homo by MnrEiE of Ten
Minutes.

EAST HAMPTON. y. Y. July @4.-The
stork is sometimes 4 swift bird, but
he LOST ten minutes To-Day in race
with a!rplane.
Mrs. Byron Brooks, who is summer
ing here. Is the wife OF naval archi-
teci. who VAS at Mincola, when he
learned by long distance tclcphon.
that the stork had started on hight
toward his home. iiasty consultation
with time table showed there would
be no train for hours. Brooks phoned
to the Curtlss .Neroplane and Motor
Corporation at Garden City and de-
scribed the situation.
This is Victor Vernon in charge Of
fight" came the cheering news over
the wire. kichard he Pew and | viii
help YOU beat the bird. Cmon over
and les go"
Brooks paused only to scrawl the fol-
lowing telegram To his wife before
speeding TO the waiting airplane.
Coming by air VII! land in wheat
field. ASK Joan to wait Love"
The Curiiss people received this
message Just two hours after Brooks
had Set of TO beat the siork
Landed on Soli links, one hour and
twenty minutes. Baby arrived ten
minutes later. Her name is joan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

sistently Tor unreserved ratification
and declared that his letters 10 Mr.
RAYS and 10 Senators showed that the
President had lost ono of he mos,
valuable opponents OF his cause.
In administration circles, however.
IT was pointed out MIR. Taft had
written that he still believed the treat !
should be ratified without reservation.
The former Presidents belief that such
course now was impossible. II WAS
declared. was due entirely TO untamiti-
arity with the Senate situation
Ono Qualifying Method.
1t developed today that MIR. Tafts
list OF six interpretations was only
one of the methods of qualifying Sem
ate ratification discussed in letters TO
Mr.. Hays and to Senator'S Many let
tiers on the subject have been written
by the former President and it is un-
derstood he has not fixed upon any
one form for interpretations, either
In regard to number or language. The
six of which he wrote Mr.. Hays. ii
was said. he had framed only in ten
tative terms.
although the McCumbcr McNary
group OF Republicans are going ahead
ment on definite reservation pro-
gram. it was suggested in other guar
ters, today that II probably would be.
weeks before the Senate came to tho
point Of considering any reservation
proposals.
san Reads Treaty Text.
The Foreisn Relations Committee is
continuing in daily session reading the
treaty text. but i'll the opinion OF some
members even this preliminary task
Will not be completed for another
week. With steady work the leaders
do not see how the treaty can be
brought out OF committee i'll much less
than a month.
Then will follow. ii is expected,
long season OF Senate debate.
Tomorrow senator Pitiman. Nevada.
VIII address the Senate on legal as
poets of reservations. and Senator
smith. Arizona. viii speak in supper;
OF the league OF nations. Both are
Democratic members OF the Foreign
Relations Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
Arrested for Theft OF Car.

LfNCHBCR, July 2i.-StcalinE an
automobile in order to make A trip
inc ponce AT altavista when they were
passing through the town late Wcdnrs-
day, was the experience of two Lyncn-
ours youths, John Hurt and John
Johnson. When arrested the lads as
serted that the" were given 81 10 take
the car TO Danville They were
brouSh, back here and locked un 10
answer felony. The stolen car is
the property OF ~ w. Mosby. real
estate agent here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

Automobile prices are high" COM
pared with old standards, but
they're low compared with facts.
Here's a compensating 1919 buy
ing-advantage.
Used cars demand a better price
now than they did before-the-
war. There is nothing like the
"glut" in the used car market
that there was in 1916. During
the time that automobile factories
were engaged in Government
work, the production of new cars
was curtailed and used cars or
none-at-all were the only choice
for the buyer
Used cars bring a good trading-in
price NOW-but this value will
naturally decrease as they are re-
placed by new cars. But NOW"
means something this year.
Many improvements have been
made. Designers and engineers
learned volumes" during the
stressful days of war-buy and
drive this new experience.
And buy standardized car.
Manufacturers of standardized
cars are advertising to you in this
newspaper-youll avoid disap-
pointments when you buy your
1919 car as your wife BUYS her
1919 wardrobe. If you will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
RABBI SUES FOR DIVORCE


Isaac Minsky has Instituted divorce
proceedings here against his wife.
Esther M!nsky. on the ground NAT
she deserted MIN. The Dill OF par
.ticulars has not been nled vet In,
counsel for The pla,njin asserts ina,
the man contends mis- wife left MIN
when ;n:I were living in New YORK
three years a2o
The suit viii be contested friends
here having appraised the woman, vino
lives in New York State. uf her nus.
bands step and are securing local
counsel for her. Inc counter Claim,
will be made that Minsky deserted his
ground. and an old Hcbraic law con
corning the married state may be
raised as Issue.
Inc munster holds no special charge
III Danvilie, but has on frcuIcut oc-
casions conducted services at tn,
Aetz Chay!m Synagogue, on wilson
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
WEALTHY AUSTRIANS TAKING
WEALTH OUT OF COUNTRY
Factories Arc Idle and Thousands
of People Arc Trying
to Get Away.

VIENNA, Wednesday. July 16-Fac-
tories are idle. thousands of persons
are trying to leave the country and
little business Is being done here. ae-
cordinE TO good authorities who de
clare the need of some sort OF peace
greater.
wealthy persons are said TO he
smuggling their fortunes into swift
zcrland and Italy. Three hundred ad
ditional inspectors have been put on
duty to search the baggage OF travel
erS going to Switzerland
Foreign money is being bought Gag
erly. often at high prices, by people
who say they wish to get rid of Aus
TRAN paper money, which is issued by
the government In large quantities
The price OF silver has risen since pre-
war days to more than nine times It's
former value. The American dollar
quoted bcforc the war At Ave crowns
is bringing 81 crowns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
10000 GALLONS OF OIL
EXPLODES AT BAYONNE
Four Seriously Hurt md Many Others
Injured by Fire From Eight
Tank Cnrs.
Try Associated prcssl

BAfONNE. ~ j., July "a - Eighty
thousand gallons of gasoline, contained
IN eight tank cars. exploded on the
switching track OF the Texas Oil COM
pany here this morning. causing fir.
which resulted in the serious injury
or four persons with many others suf-
fcring minor burns. The property loss
TO the oil company was heavy.
The cause OF the explosions has not
been determined. Buildings two miles
away were rocked.
The flames spread to two store
houses. and for time IL appeared tina,
tho entire plant OF the oil company
WAS doomed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
CONDUCT VIOLENT CAMPAIGN
AGAINST HUN VICE-PREMlEf
German Minister J., Completing TnAa-
stlon scheme Covering budget De-
icit of t,2Jii.uUU, QUO,

BERLIN, July 2i-The CAMPAIGN Of
the conservatives against Vice Premier
Matthias ErZbevger IS assuming a yIo-
lent character. Meanwhile the ever
smiling minister who is the custo-
Clan OF the ''rrich's" treasury. is COM
pletinG q taxation scheme cover!n, the
DuGge, deficit oL ;S5p,bUu,VuV ,$i,2aU.
0uu,uOo) In taxes.
Beginning N October. Or Er2berGcr
hopes TO reduce the governments en-
penses 10 ;l,.5n. HrU,0Ou ,>17Ju. uUu.uuuD
Sepa!aiist asital!om IN Southern
Germany - growing in strength. Anti
Pruss!au feeling rams high ana there
Is a iendtnc! toward extreme rad!-
@calism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
BOOTLEGGER ENTERPRISING
Sets Up stand In Park. but "Iiuuor'
Turns Out 10 BE
Tea

INDIANAPOLIS, lND july 81
"boot!eSEer" set up a stand behind :,
bush in local park and sen, gu,
"runners.' who Informed thirsty ones
half pint
\ land Office business was being con
Quoted, but the salesman got suspicious
and closed shop.
The park custodian found large
number OF bottles filed win amber
fluid and bearing the label Of {. prorni-
nent brand OF whisky The police mad
the fluid analysed II was tea,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
The Nineteen-Nineteen Motor Car
Standardized BY War

Notwithstanding back to
the day in every home and bust
ness.
Plans that were in alternating be-
fore the late npleasantness are
being revived-that automobile
we were about to buy, for exam
ple-there'S one plan we should
put on the table for immediate
discussion.
If you want to buy your new car
now, as you should, you had better
begin by getting most of your old
buying notions out Of your head.
For there's no more likelihood of
your buying an automobile on a
1915 or 10 basis than there is of
your buying clothes or any other
manufactured article.
Forget the old list prices.
The cost of all material used in
making the car has increased
steel, iron, nickel, aluminium, rub
Der, leather, wood, upholstery
you are now paying more for each
of these commodities.
Labor costs are tremendously in
creased-almost doubled in some
departments. Don't you get more
for your work than you did?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
LYNCHBURG WOMAN DRIVES
RUNAWAY CAR INTO CURB
frcsence Of Mind Of Mirs Nellie Ne.
Ncnnn believed to Have Saved
Many Lives,
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatcb

LfNcHBURG. VA. July ~ Ma
iSon Heights 1itney. standing on Mini
street here. at the head or u hin Wi :
y per cent grade to tho rail.
~ the absence Of tho chauffeur. IND
Miss Nellie Mckenna, passenscr
saved a number Of persons from y Tor,
rib1e experience 'er
She jumped to the steering whs.,
and turned :he big car into the cmri,
lt crashed into an electric light pole
nn in, Mrs. ihomSs irvine. Mrs. j. 4,
senSers, were injured. Mrs. Irvine he.
ing cut by glass and her knee frac.
tured' ana Mrs. Linthicum suffered !,
bruised Several other passengers .usI
tanned minor injuries 'u'