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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29
PACKERS BEFORE
c D NJ NJ | I 7 E s
Louis :. Swift and Edward S.
Morris Say We Have
Laws Enough.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2e.-Presi-
dents OF two big packing companies
today advised senate and house
committees against enactment of
any additional legislation to regU-
late the meat packing industry.
Louis r. swift. OF swift & Co, told
The senate agriculture committee
that present laws were adequate to
deal with any abuses charged, and
Edward S Morris. OF Morris * Co.
testified before the house interstate
commerce committee that any fur
Iher legislation would just muddle
things up"
}. ogden Armour. president Of
Armour * Co. announced yester-
day that ne expected 10 consult rep
resentatives OF all other packers
concerning measures to be offered
as substitutes for legislation now
pending before congress. Mr.. Swift,
when asked today by Sen. Gore. of
oklahoma. If he expected to assist
with such legislation said he felt
much Of the so-called feeling
against the packers was exagger-
ated. and that legislation would not
affect the situation
some limitation OF capitalization
OF packing companies was suggest
ed by Sen. Gronna, of North Dd-
kota. after Francis j. Heney had
cross examined Mr.. swift concern
ing a series Of increases Of his COM
pany's capital stock.
Mr.. Heney said that by separating
the Swift concern into three organ
izations recently the market value
OF the original stock had been in
creased more than 100000. 900.
Mr.. Swift denied this and agreed TO
inform the committee as 10 the
transactions dealing with the sep
aration OF the one company into
swift & Co, Swift International
and Libby, Mcneil x Libby.
Mr.. Morris. in completing his
testimony before the house commit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

tee said the packers should not be
interfered with as long as they oper-
ate at the present degree of eff
cheney and justly treat both the
producer and the consumer. Legis-
latiOn would be particularly harm
full at the present time. he said. be-
cause the packers are making every
effort TO get back to a pre-war
basis.
Asked by Rep. Rayburn, of Texas,
il he did not believe it would be
advisa bic for the government to At
least fix the price Of meat, Mr.. Nor
ris said such an attempt undoubted-
" would result disastrOusly because
there were many factors entering
INFO the determination of meat
prices over which the government
would have no control.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29
INGENIOUS TRAPS
USED BY &C. RMANS
Tricks to Kill Enemies are
Revealed by British
investigators.

LONDON, Jan. 29-Detection by
British army investigators OF Ger
man BOBBY traps" saved the lives
of many an officer or man of the
Britishr armies during the period
when the Germans were retreating
from France. Il am convinced, IS
says one officer, that we nipped
many Of the Huns favorite plans
by capturing near Bray a little fac
tory where he made his bOoby-traps.
When we occupied it we learned
much from the partly completed
traps we found lying about the place.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29
AVIATOR KILLED WHILE
BRINGING NOTE TO WIFE

NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 2s.-Ensign
James A. Clarke. an aviator attach
ed TO the Hampton Roads naval
base, was fatally injured today in
the wreck OF hydroplane which he
flew low over the Norfolk Country
club in order 10 drop a note 70 his
wife. who lives there. Lieut.. Noele
Salisbury. who was in the machine,
escaped uninjured.
After passing the club house. the
plans struck a tree and one wing
was demolished. The machine then
swerved into lafayette river and
after striking the water crashed
against a pier Salisbury saved him
self by stretching out in the cock
pit, but Clsrke's head was crushed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

There are certain hard and fast
rules in the English house of com
mons governing the donning or dof-
fling OF hats AT psychological mo-
ments of official procedure Now
Britishers are wondering il these
rules Will have to be changed or
modified to SUIT the convenience of
woman members and their hat
pinned ned 5scar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

than g American mems b tive p
b tn h Ghe
m France
tn hgg@tn abarban ryn o
cmmad o
sdeanf naval nene vT @ Crw IAN nr arm a
aef in
had avryou hpge break he from
There bard two
who haxew rtanh rhera ule in the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

Probably the oldest nun
United States is Sister Mary 4,
Michael. OF the convent OF u
Shepherd. Newport. KyyhI
Is celebrated her
birthday anniversary
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29
The
Seasons
Greatest
Furniture
Values

The magnitude of our
stocks. the reputation for
quality that this store en-
joys, and the great reduc-
tons combine to make this
sale one of the most i'm
portant events of the season
to all those interested in fur
niShing the home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

Beautiful colonial buffet.
similar to the picture Large
size. Well constructed and fin
ished.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

4 s1-IiEuIEsersT CotoaEL 6.MAIdhSOh, z-nhloS |
q fkEPvin A. NALL, 3 CAPTAIN ARThuFS COTLE.
I 4-lrurrnAnT enables bHAcRE IT, s LisuisaAaT;
4 sHT.ER4N, 6-LlEuTEHhAY p,F.FlANmONO,
= LE0TEr,kRT FRED a FENNER 9-llEUTEHAhfy
4 J.FsNEWTC1A o-lIEuTRnArT g m.HEAdNGVRAX,
4 10 EkssGa GEORGE IUDlOsRS IL EkSsGa c.H-
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15
DOCTOR WINS IN
LAND SALE SUIT

Moultrie. Oct 14-Dr. H. H. Trimle,
a Moultrie osteojath and president
OF the state osteopathic society, won
out yesterday in his suit brought
against B. H. Lewis to enforce the
terms of contract involving some fif
teen or twenty thousand dollars.
Lewis refused to carry out his part
Of the alleged agreement. claiming in
answer to the suit brought against
him that he was not at himself then
he signed the contract. He asserted
that he went TO DR.. Tribble's office
or a treatment and that soon after
the osteopath began his manipula-
tions he smelled the fumes of a al
cohol and chlorform. Lewis said that
he family remembers signing a con-
tract that he later bound him to sell
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15
SYMPHONY CLUB
WOULD RATIFY
TELEGRAM BRINGS PROMPT
ANSWER FROM HARRIS

Members of the Symphony Club of
Cordele a few days ago forwarded
the following telegram to Senators
Hoke Smith and William ]. Harris:
Humanity, commerce, industry,
and labor need the immediate and
unreserved ratification of the peace
treaty and the league of nation. We
urge you to vote for their early rati-
ftcation."
Mrs. B. H. Palmer has received a
letter from Senator William ]. Harris
dated October 4, which says:
my Dear Mrs. Palmer:
81 am very glad to have your
telegram on behalf of the Symphony
Club in regard to the League of Ma
tions and early ratification of the
Peace Treaty. You may rest assured
that | shall do all can to bring about
such action on the part of the Senate
l am delighted to know that your
organization is in accord with my
views on the subject.
shall always be glad to hear from
you in regard to matters of public
importance and to serve you when
possible. With best wishes, am. "
Very sincerely yours
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15
g -: Mann =! r. H.. e. g ;7!::' He!nes !!. E:
BENNINC'S COMING
WITH FULL WAR T'OCS
WORD FORM CAMP TODAY INDI-
GATED MILITARY SHOW FINE

Word reaching Secretary Fleming
today from Ciearence Hughes at
Camp Benning apprized fair officials
that Camp Benning is going to have
a large force here during the fair and
during the week a fine program will
be maintained in which demonstra-
ton of modern warfare in many
stages will be given each day.
] This fair feature has been looked to
for sometime and while it was known
that the camp was sending a group
of soldiers, the definite plans had
not been known. Bennings troopers
will be here the whole week. They, of
course are primarily interested in
enlistments, but they carry with them
a good crew which demonstrates
each of the stages in modern war
fare and theirs is a good show.
Appreciation of the Bennings sol
diers here for fair week should be
felt over the entire community, for
what these men will, offer will be
well worth the time of any citizen.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15
ROYAL GOOD TIME AT
METHODIST CHURCH
HOUSE WARMING THIS EVENING
FOR METHoDIsTs AND FRIENDS

The pastor, Rev T. B. Standford
and the members of the Methodist
church have made special plans for a
house warming tonight at the church
where all Methodists and friends of
Methodists will have hearty good
welcome. The evening is planned to
follow last Sundays careful canvass
of the community for the purpose of
finding Methodists and thoseinclined
to the Methodist church.
The invitation goes to those who
do not attend church as we'll as those
who are regularly there. The special
effort will be made to see that the
stranger at the church has a good
time.
The pastor will preside at the brief
exercises, and the local concert band
will assist in furnishing the music.
An occasion of real church fellow
ship is promised and it will mean
much for those who attend.
Mrs. W. p Fleming. Mrs. Palmer
Greene and Mrs. M. Nj. Fakes ar
ranged the program for the evening.
z win ito dos etaoi emhmh lcs
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15
COLLINS BUYS 90 ACRES
FROM JUDGE JOHNSON

Judge J. A. Collins has bought 60
acres Of fine farm lands adjoining
his own place from Judge Willis
johnson. the price paid being SOS an
acre. This will be developed in to a
paying property along with the other
farm lands owned by Judge Collins.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15
TWO MONTHS STRIKE
ENDED COPPER MINES

Butte, Oct. 15.-Unions in Butte.
Anaconda and Great Falls affiliated
with the metal trades council have
voted formally to end the strike which
has been in progress in the copper
mines for the last two months, it
was announced today
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15
CHINESE LAUNDRYlliAN is
VICTIM OF BLOOD POISON

Lu Sing. local Chinese laundryman,
is suering from blood poison said to
have been caused from his having
picked blister with a pin. His con-
dition is alarming while not yet criti-
cal Physicians are attending him
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15

a farm that he owned near Moultrie
for a cash consideration Of about
$4,000 and some pIpperty Tiimble
owned at Ellenton.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-15

The Women's Fair Price .Associa-
ton of Kansas City has instituted a
use-to-house campaign to educate
housewives in marketing with a
view to bring prices down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

SAVE TINE. TROUBLE AND MONEY,
AND GET YOUR AUTOMOBILE AccEs.
SORES FROM CS-GASoLINE. OIL AND
CANNING AND REPAIRING DONE.
SERVICE STATION. MAYO AUTO sur
PLY CO. 5S5 WEST BROAD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Deaths.

u
hur parem,s. ar. ana Mrs. Il. 4. Cole. At
Burke. G.adys Pearl Cole. age ciSn-
survived four brothers and one sister:
Jesse ". ~ot,. OF Richmond. Frank coie.
q the l. -: Wiii!c Cole. OF the \. Il:
f. IN it""cc. james and iitien to!e. Ot
Tier i...,rai viii take place Sunday az
ternooH L.IKc. Va.
-DamyIl.I -, papers please copy.
feDTuAfS "a. ..lg. Mary be.is f:ln. wifi
OF 81 '..!I mas ci.y. tauh ter Oh
the !-tC lI.O...s -. md America DicKcn.
a. her h sIt sue .:n, ~ ~
Al. iEVnAaa iCTD.Tt ana CRAIG ID. i.iiIs,
and A,ss. IL. q. I.A!ra. ana Dy The ioI-
io"ins crotncts ana sister: ". ;. ijicken
aHd - ~ DIckch. Of iicnrico tounty
Matter r.. D.ch"n. Birmingham. Ala: y
i. DicArn. Baltimore. .iu. and Mrs. W.
~. hieios. i.ichntohn.
SUNDAY - l.. ~. from The FcAid@iC. VI
ner cau.htcr. 900 G.".c .,scnu-. Inter
iMent Ia Ei.er.!eM tcin.teiy.
EoTr-Ded Friday morning. Adele. o!los;
:Iott.
Funeral Sundsy IT O'clock iron, hex
---l2ke reeiGsitec - Eaat aiain street.
NtHAALLi.--Uied. st her rcsiGcnce. AIS
illness sara. Nett.c Numnail!. wife Dt ".
IL Nyr.u..s
.qn.r., 4ndsy. T.. NJ. at the grave
IN AGutE- c"InGi.ry
n. at his late fcstdeacr. y; j iucker.
IT. leaves ucYoteG wife. who Miss
Sus:. Lindsay. and Two BOYS. Carlton and
Bernard. -FOUR brother. and Two sisters
Oh. how nv darling husband suffered.
IN th.s great wide world of s!n.
ibut he has gone TO . glorious world
Ills VIE and Bows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Personals.

n. L. TiNGLE. now with NJ. l.. rine,c
Grocery COMPANY. 1iol Ilui Street. wishes
to inform his customers and friends thu,
lie Will be back in tho ice business after
March 10. 1919. All business given him
"hie in the grocery business was apprc.
e!ated and any service nc can give in tho
new business will hc pleasure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

REQ SiX-19ls, 7-rASSENGER REQ SIX
TOURING CAR. LOOKS LIKE KEW
CAR. IN FIRST Glass CONDITION.
WILL SELL AT BARGAIN JONES
MOTOR Cal; CO. ING. 1918 WEST
BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

WYNN AUTO SUPPLY
CO. VuLcANlzE YOUR TIRES IF
THEY CAN'T FIX EN- IT'S TIME TO
THROW 'EAi AWAY. 1:os-l211 WEST
BROAD STREET RAYMOND VA.
PHONE MADISON 1915. MADISON
ll4o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

OWENS MOTOR Co.-EXcLusIvELY EN-.
elusive TRUCKS. GIANT. HEAVY
DUTY: COLLIER Light DUTY. BUILT
FOR BIGGER BUSINESS. NEW MODEL
1-4-roN COLLIER JUST RECEIVED
OWENS MOTOR co. PHONE MADISON
1904. 1928 WEST BROAD, TRUCK HEAD.
QUARTERS. AGENTS WANTED IN
VIRGINIA. NORTH CAROLINA. MARY
LAND AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

SIN CYLINDER automobile, new paint
new tires; excellent condition. $3.50.
Randolph 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

FORD. 1917 MODEL. IN FIRST-cLASs
CONDITION. THIS CAR HAS GOOD
TIRES AND GOOD TOR. AND is pRAc-
TiCALLY a NEW CAR. WILL SACRI-
FIcE FOR $3.50 TO QUICK BUYER
ACME AUTO REPAIR co. eel WEST
BROAD STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
AUTOMOBILES
Service Stations-Rcpairin 1
AUTOMOBILE TUrS-

New or recovered; seat covers. hood
covers. curtains. cushions. upho.-
sterins. plato glsss rear windows.
Tops and curtains repaired. Closed
cars retriHmsd Every job guar
anteed f-st-class Job. We are old
est house in our limo In Richmond,
and layses: In South. Have most
skilled workman. best factory equip
mont and largest stock OF standard
materials such as NeverleeE. Rayn-
tito. Pantasoto. Laid.aw3 Burbank,
10 fancy eolors. etc. ,Fair prices.
Drive by and let US make you an
estimate. Crawford Trimming Co.,
1915 West Bread.
,UlED BODIES-We build and rcpa
bodies to all commc-cial automobiles I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

Used CAR BARGAINS OUR WEEKLY
USED CAR BARGAINS INCLUDE ONLY
THOSE CARS THAT WE CAN SIN
CEkEI.Y RECOMMEND AS BEING DE.
PENDABLE CARS. IN FiRsr-CLAss
MECHANICAL CONDITION. MANY ARE
REPAINTED; ALL ARE OF STANDARD
EQUIPMENT AND HAVE GOOD TIRES
EASY TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED If
DESIRED. 1917 CHALMERS. SPAS
SENGER THOROUGHLY OvERHAuLED
AND REPAIRED. NEW TOP AND
GOOD TIRES. 1917 MAXWELL. ROADS
TER. KEPAISTED. GOOD TIRES AND
TOP. 1918 MAXWELL S-PAsSENGEK.
NEARLY NEW; IN FlRST-CLASS sic.
CHANlGAI- CONDITION. = BARGAIN.
1915 FORD ROADSTER OF GOOD APP
rEARANCE AND MECHANICAL cox.
DfTlON. PRICE LOW. 1915 CHALMERS
i-PAsSENGER. SPORT MODEL.
EQUIPPED WITH WIRE WHEELS: Ex-
IRA TIRE. MOTOR METER. BUMPERS
AND SPoTi.iGHT. 1915 FORD s.pAs
skNGEE. SNAP 70 CASH BUYER. 1917
HAYNES 5-PASSEHGER; FINE: coNpI.
TloN: THOROUGHLY EoUIPp PED.
MUST BE SEEN To BE ApPRECIATED
LlNiNGER-ALSoP co. Inc. USED
CAR DEPARTMENT. SCI ". BROAD sr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

FORD KOADSTEN
FORD ROADSTER
1917 model. good body. Run only
by private party. Excellent, coadi-
ton. Motor ovcrhauicd; spot Hight:
Yale lock; bumpers. We also have
several good second hand cars that
are in good condition. ovcrhauicd
by our skilled mechanics. c. Il.
Rovscy. 1879 Yves, Broad.
FORD ROADSTER
FORD RoADsTER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

BulcE SIC >-i:i, MODEL WITH WIRE
WHEELS A%D Is GUARANTEED TO HE
~ y! MEcHANIcAL CONDITION THIS
Is : PICK Up FOR QUICK BUYER.
nRor III A%p SEE IT At ACME AUTO
HEFAiN O." II WEST BROAD ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

ANON f.cylindcr touring. This Is tho bc..
money. Look II over at }. Il. Laynrs
203 West Broad Street. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

s mn @a.r5.sl n9 r.ti B BEa' -: 80 I,'"s
alI.h-oae a-uasseugcr Buick. 1917 model.
Sell + aa.ct . ns S"H SS.asfGn p Mus
isalsL -"ie Tor Ias n. n; bargain 500 IVES,
cAD!llAcI'nG lsis csdil!se. 7ra;senser
54' GS f5ife !oT Sg'eE r s.,e. Jones Mo-
CLEANLINESS 1917 Inolel; s-cyisndcr 7.pas.
ysscry It'll i,,tie. Char; Franklin Motor Co.
c'iLANnLEm sEnA;%-A. big sacrifice. one
20 e sGGd fan@n NE, ePn ran Jones Motor
DODGE sEDAN-WIre wheels fdf sale
vac oM@cd Ehcne Madiscn eU GisoM 'F'-
ss i Ns % gS.5 had d 'ssa'f rS SS
i'!re;ton. tires on from, wheels, one 80:
t sT r FtN. II il s dr cSyeT on bas Lily
( iiSon :5s$::ws or write Fred Frosi STICK
%;22appssa t, VIII , sN!ras +. s. Gibson. ISL
DGNKE?-:Fqr sale. Mexican donkey Very
s !nInE Fl 6os sll Asdison A ssS shoehos
werh hs @ss Ems Sa s ar
ply ply G92, Msst Broad Street or write Box
FiVE-rASSENGER Err Three six-cylindcr i've
passenger cars; all big bargains and late
r%..insgn cS rhono H IS. or @ Bo4 10. Pm
tcrsburS. Va:
FOR sale. one s-ton Truxton with White
motor in good condition. Three-ton White
truck. good condition: working govern
Inent contract at present. Thrce-ton
White truck. long wheel base. Two-ton
White dump truck, practically new. work.
INK government contract present. These
trucks being sold to settle IN estate
Apply for further particulars to American
Trust Co. Richmond. Va.
FORD 1917 TOURING; less than $500 Good
condition. S1It Grove Avenue.
FORD rOURINC-Repain,cd and top rccov-
ate modsi Rinhm"nd Motor uSn' Co.. I mo-
Tenth and Broad Streets.
FoRb for sale; sedan: and Tuick touring
,srx can 6e SEN al sIo Sorsh Ora tirah @Is.
FORD BUS
One 1917 Ford bus, holds IL ras-
sengcrs: perfect condition. New
tires and tenders. Can be bought
risht. See Boyd Fl. Cobb. eos Weat
Broad Street.
FORD TRUCK For sale. ono Ford truck
IN perfect order. Apply 1897 North Twenty :.
eighth Street.
FORD--I?ls Sedan. like now. Will sell Tor
$500. II South Tenth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

OVERLAPPING = When your car needs
orcrhanling Or repairing you want IN,
best work done and the best material
used. Don't you? We guarantee TO use
work. Same done by skilled mechanics.
Try Us American Garage. 1907 West
Main Street. Randolph :3Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

sTUDEBAK Err Studchakcr light l. ITav-
ing bought iarger car. ! Offer for sale
6asGa!n. .o This hts. ear has heen driven only
in good runIing order. Has from, and renr
hummer. space tire and clock. To any ole
concentrating the purchase ~ q neu. ca
can offer considerable saving Apriy Xix
East Main Street or phone Madison Ills
WANT to rent or huy 4 house? The city:,
beat properties are listed IN tho classified
columns to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

FARMER w1NGFlgLD co.-ENPERT Au-
TOMoBILE REPAIRING. BEST WORK:
PRICES REASONABLE: TIRES AND
ACCESSORIES: .PRoMpr SERVICE. 5.2
WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

TiRES-We have what you want All
standard maxes OF tires at IS per cent
TO % per cent off list price. National Tirs
and Rubber Cornpa ny. 435.427 West Broad
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
I'm Niciiiurinin.


a.uSa a"a y. $50 igittne GriarSsf VIII
Budded On csTth to blootr, IN heaven
Mother ana r. ncr
D tad HE S?t4yn u nfgF 81 my dr. ngs
IRIS NE iou! months $50 toda$
Dear ciarence. you have Loft me.
,I l,op !: 2Il,I win nToke,i heart,
Ne shslj.' NOT no. az as.i lS's sona d.y
Like love!y nower you faced
4. M ,s so SoGnS 70 arYG ifs An I.y. de
TO havuy home ~ h!rh.
----- HIS Wife
H q NJ lt.r - ~. 9vhf ,sm,m4;snee
; Hs1 an aaa-F'S 80 H. , HE one month
We VI, were YER b haDsy here ,eEe,her
Il o ne sus a,st .nd '.iSea 9Th pleasure
~ Id Rf ss. az voa YOU s,iSr n +. d .-
40 x aS-ih nj, ,ns re-, -; Ugh from your heart;
H Sia D2 lid hm st sl The y5 P.i9 az you bore
only know YOU went aw.y
Ills loving VITA. Louise Hawkes..
Myths Tb ,,a5- I'D. a. DO, i2yIns .emeIr.aee
;ho, ni.I NO years 40 to-day. Fc5r;lary
THss% ,,;il.; Of i'eh.as,y qPes in here
iipealse ii TOOK from me- away va, '"'
= .u'.hN alhleE tNO ;cdE8 e today.
So VII '.y and s,, 'ny heart,
70. goo MI l"t M com. TO her
ii97"' oi '2'T may y9 st. IA H. n che
ma oN.u 30 my ioualy hours
wipc ""ay Hy tc.rs.
p., -,
Io, ."E =. 81 o.. .2rf'M o''s now
Though heaven oa.med Hsr ,,5o y.4Ts
iwo AZ. w -. .i't'h'"s' ""p c'vd
49,
We shall sIcco bi, ma, ,.,o..-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

STCDEBAkER RIG SIN. 7-p3ssenscr tour
inE. iHSRcst barsa In VIC ever had $500
Icrminai Motor CO.. Ninth and Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
AUTOMOBILES
=--==--=--------=----=--=
Automobiles for Sulc.

STUDEBAKER. 1917 MODEL. TOURING.
REFINISHED AND ovERIiAULED: {:
NEW TIRES. LOoKS LIKE NEW.
CAPITOL MOTOR CORP. $40 WEST
BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale. II

ATLAS oNE-HALF-ToN DELIVERY WITH
CLOSED BODY. GOOD nuNNI%G CON
Dlrio%. CHEAP FOR CASH W. c.
BOYD. 6l3 WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

TRCck-ONE . l-e-ToN KELLY TRUCK
RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE ONE USED
2-ToN REP L BLlC TRUCK WITH
STAKE BODY. THIS is A PICKUP
FOR SOME ONE. THREE AND ONE
HhLF-ToN REPUBLIC TRUCK IN FINE
CONDITIONS. II. d. KING MOTOR COR
roRAT1oN. $50 WEST BROAD STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

ELECTRICAL work done by experienced
~orkmcn. Estimates given. Prompt
Wee: Strinrcr Electric Co.. II North
Seventh STREE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

BUILD BODIES-We build and repair
bodies to all commercial automobiles A
Never s. Son. 7al East Cary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

TRUCK SMITH ForIn-a-rTucE ,n,..-
inotol truck Of any ear. Phnue ISvuie vsyI
2A.S.- lSlS West broad Street.
kCCkH-St.wart Motor Corp. IiiO West
lSroad street.. makers OF quality trucks al
Iuautity price
iHbchS--r'ur sale. = 2-ton trucks GOOD a,
new. Can be bought cheap. You viii
nave TO see them 10 appreciate their CON
uitlon Can DO seen al Blu North Twelfth
Used CARS for sale at Liniaccr-4il Co.
q M.st LIead Street
USED cAkS-Depcudabi, used car, for .aIe
~ ID stone Motor Co.. Broad and Shafar
4, $50 CARS can be boush hi al rca.ora NJ,
nrice from! The CVburH Motor Sale, Corn
l2i7 West Broad.