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Evening journal., 1919-12-31

rI,YpEW RITERS RENTED 49, THREE
I months. $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly Typewriters
-cpaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type
writer Exchange, second floor. \. W. Cor.
seventh and Market SITS. aug22-tf
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
CERTIFICATES or DISSOLUTION


GTArE or DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY or STATE
CERTIFICA1 or DISSOLUTION.
10 Al TO Whom These Presents. May
Whereas. II appears TO my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record OF the pro
ceedhgs for the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited In my Office, the Advanced
Metal Products Company, a corpora
tion Of this state whose principal Office
IS situated at West Tenth street, In the
city OF Wilmington. county Of New Castle.
state or Delaware. Corporation Trust Com
panv ol Nmerlca, heing agent therein
and in charge thereof, npon whom process
may be served, has complied with the re-
quirrncnts Of the Corporation Laws OF
Section l TO 2101 Section 1877, Chapter 65.
OF the Revised Statutes Of 1915 as amended
preliminarr 80 the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now, therefore, I, Everett G. Johnson
Secretary OF State Of the State Of Delaware
do hereby certify that the said corporation
diI, on tine "lth day OF December A. -
1919. file In the Office 4 duly executed and
attested consent. In writing, 20 the d,ssO-
luton Of said corporation, executed By all
the stockholders thereof which said con
sent and the records Of the proceedings
aforesaid, are now on file in my said Oilicc.
90 IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. J
have hercuntO
set my hand and
. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. al
Sccretary's ONCE Dover this 30th
1855 Delaware 1913 day Of Dec, ~
1911 the year OF our
Lard one fbou-
sand nine hun
dred and nine-
teen.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON
dec3l-lt. Secretary OF state
Evening journal., 1919-12-31

poY WANTED APPLY MILLARD +.
- Davis. Oil L. Second St decSo-St
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
SANITARY WORKER


NY j. WINCHESTER. Ills j STREET
w. Oaorless excavating When you
want your cesspOols cleaned, phone 4G52-W.
fcht-1yr.
NJ X. KELTER IS STILL AT FOURTH
VI. and West SITS. Now "a the time 10
have your wells cleaned. Phone 5l1S.
june2i-1yr
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
TYPEWRITERS.

/. A. SMITH, T4PEwRlTER EN-
-epaired. Agents for Amco Adding Ma
chine. F. & f. check writer's 2 W. Seventh
St, over barber shop. Phone SOB or 2775
dec19-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-12-31
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED BARBER u2 slIIPLEY Id
W street. decSo-4t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
CARY STREET BUSINESS
Io"d Trade Nii Of Las, Weck-Ncy,
ORR buyers I.nli,cn
Things Somewhat.

liner" MAS plenty % business on
Cary and Thirtecnih streets ali Of last
week. New York buyers were on ths
market for various Kinds OF Virginia
farm products especially eggs and
poultry. and The homo demand for
everything was fairly good Tho pro-
ducc wholesalers and commission NOR
chants had no trouble in selling stuff
but IN some cases they had TO make
concessions in prices.
Eggs. for instance. w.rc on ccntS
folks say they cannot STAY off as there
:ruit when tho lcntcn season opens.
and they say this active demand viii
This week caus- tn" price to move nh
AGAIN. And Yet several OF them re-
cc'Ncd notice of big shrmcuts th,,
may 10 expected this week. This in
creased demand may be met and NOR.
than met. ana tn" price Kept down.
Poultry went OF some hens Il good
deal chickens ana turkeys not 50
much. The receipts OF hens were very
largo and the street could have been
blocked but for the outside demand
rnc New YORK BUYERS. mentioned. were
in the non market and readily took
the SURPLUS bnt az reduced figures.
Al kinds OF dried renS and beans
arc dragging Tho supply Was CON
sdcrablY ahead Of tho demand last
week The Wholesalers do not quite
understand why there Is such limited
demand just now for beans and peas
Fruits ana vegetables were in fairly
good receipt. but the demand was such
as 10 Keep The prices away UP. In
tact. green vegetables ana :tpplcS Wore.
a lttle higher than TIN" week before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
GLASS ASKS SCHOOLS
TO ENCOURAGE THRIFT
" Tres National Educational A.sucia-
ton Suggestion THAT II lie
Wade Part of Curriculum.

WASHINGTON, March THE school
authorities % the country were urged
- J2!r in TIL. Government campaign
80 make THRIFT happy national habit
IN telegram sent by secretary Glass
Of the Treasury Department to the
National Education Associations in
convention in Chicago. Secretary.
Glass asked that the teaching OF thrift
b. made part OF ;hc school uurricu :
lum during l"l? The telegram follows
TO the members Of tho Nationa
Education Association. assembled a.
CticaSo. wish TO extend the sincere
appreciation of the Treasury Depart :
ncat for tho assistance rendered by
TIC members Of tn" teaching p"otcs
sion in tho Liberty Loan and War saw
'foSidcS being oi immediate. value il.
meeting tho financial, needs ut the
IcNcrhmcrt these campaigns have been
OF permanent value TO tho country :,
encouraging habits OF spending, iutclli-
gent saving aud investment These
hahus ct savings and patriotism. on.
cruraccd and stimulated by the ncccS-
sites - tn, way. viii have a great
permanent value 10 tho country +!
applied - rs Development in time cf
peace.
The teachers OF inc country oy
itcir daily contact with Tho children
rho ar 10 he its future citizens can
do much 20 influence them IN teaching
good CITIZENSHIP and thrift, l. IS.
therefore. my earnest request that til.
school authorities throughout the
country !ncorporatc tho teaching Of
.hrii, n the schoo, curriculum Of
1919"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
TEXTILE CONDITIONS
friccs HcinC Revised Downward and
""EinE World Quietly Waiting
Tor Expected SUNNI

pun r.cpor; of conditions in textile
lin.s ior last week - as follows:
No basis exists for optimism re
SardinS current textile business. a!
though the isolated sign OF improve
mgnt recently developing have not van
ished satisfactory adviccs about re-
tan trade come from several directions
ana pressure TO secure moro foreign
orders Is not unavailing. but jobhin =
Histribution has aDprcciably lcsscncd
ana mill operations steadily diminish
AS reelection OF this condition. ono
tnird OF the capacity OF cotton plants
lcludinc finishing works is cstima, ted
10 be inactive. and not 60 per cent
OF WOODEN machinery is occupied. Sell
ing agents Tor cotton goods producers
are urging that outputs nc ken, al a
minimum owing TO the existing unccr-
families. and there is everywhere mani
tiously
VIVA, affords encouragement is the
fact that prices on all textiles arc
being revised downward. and leading
merchants anticipate that consumption
VIII soon respond TO the lower values
in prospect IN retail channels"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

mahd the return, pure and simple, @.
our 1871 frontier. which means fun
ownership of onc-third or the Saar
minc region, with economic ownership
or The remaining two-thtrds."
The Saar Valley contains largo co.I
deposits, which France nccds for nor
economic unity. ust as New England
Germany has coal deposits elsewhere.
The French industries particularly
INC Lorraine Smcltcrs, nccd more coal
but the annexation plan arouscs much
France will make reservations for the
output of the mines without including.
the soil OF the populations.
The question OF paymcn; of damage s
Is inc most interesting az the mo-
m"nt. Already tho French budget ha:,
been triplcd, and levy of fresh taxes
- probable. II is even seriously pro-
posed 10 collect from every French
FRENCH TANED MORE
THAN GERMAN PEOPLE.
Tho idea that tho French should be
taxed even more heavily for the war
than the Germans arouscS bitter feel
ms. out the peace conference has not
saou!d or could pay though the next
week should bring decision
Inc French colonial aims contain
nothihS imperialistic. France is will
cietN of nations for the management
OF reg ions where she has better claims
than any other power. In this France
conforms strictly to ;bc Wilson In,
trjncs.
1" France Syria and Morocco arc like
the philippines and Hawaii 10 tho
United states. except that the French
claims TO Syria date from the time OF
Of Morocco involves the security OF tho
French colony OF .hlStt1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
IRON AND~ST.EEL TRADE
Mating for Outcome of Prirc-StahiIix-
ing Plnu-In Meantime, There's
Downward Tendency.

rhc. Iron Aec. IN IT'S las; issue notes
that large quantities OF Scminnishcd
and finished steel and iron material.
sold for export during tho war, and
not shipped because or inability TO
50 euro vessels. are being held in New
York, and that heavy warehouse
rharGcs arc piI!ns UP on much OF this
tonnage.
Tic papcl' docs no, say So IN SO
many words hut tho inference IS
drawn that this material must soon
%. on the opcn market ana have de-
eidcd effect on prices
Dun reports further steel price re-.
visions, ana SAYS
PRODUCTS IS larger than is commonly
imagined, i; is FAR from active. ana no
HeaNy buyins, IN the carly future is
.ntni 10 q pcac" basis could not come
mined atcI% has been everywhere
",ncial pr'cGG-stg,p ii@ins plan is ac-
"rcsts. Under tho free operation OF
nH,Hra! forces, some prices have been
nuTnS dop inward those on plates.
n.lleia and sheet bars being Included in
weeks last o. additional re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
UNSTABLE SHOE TRADE
Leather buyers and Footwear Nanuf.r
turcrs Holding on for Lower
Prices That Como slow

Inc Inactivity recently noted in
hidcs gave away last week 10 broader
trading, according TO tho reports reach
inI Duns agency from the leading
hidc ana leather markets OF the coun-
tFN. but IN neither hides. leather or
footwear is there much evidence OF
Improvement.
Except in glazed Kid. OF which the
output Is restricted by limited sup
plies of raw material buyers OF leather
arc stili mainly holding oft, awaiting
concessions, and New England shoe
manufacturers arc receiving compare
lively few orders for their product
statesmen catering TO tho retail trade
arc arranging for extensive trips
however, and tho fact that wholesalers
report urGcn; requests for spring ship
ments j. considered "A favorable auGury
CT there IS not Il little agitation
over thc high price Of footwear, and
this question IL likely 10 prove dis
,urhinG, a. makers argue that ad-
Nanccs should nc obtained on the
prcscn, basis OF the leather marke ::
and cost Of labor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
APPLES STILL UPWARD
Inquiry for Export KcepS tho Irrui, nm
>hE"nrd Tendency. Despite
Stacker Domestic Demand

according TO the government rcport
Of transactions in Tho apple markets
Of me country for last week the gen
era demand has slowed down some
wnat but active inquiry for export
continues and this keeps the figures
Stock IN Eastern shipping section.
appears chiefly in hands OF dealers and
exporters. New YORK EaldwinS 40
rom cold storage. gained 80 cents 10
~ tor the third successive week, clos
ms hrm at $40 per barrel. T. o. b. Con
Stunning markets strcnsthcncd ,o "a
and $40. Works. a." L." advanced "a
cents. ranging 50 and $40. but thcs
now appear IN a few markets: only
southern Sen Davis. .A-2i -. from cold
storage. held At s. and SIS North :
western extra fancy boxed Wincsspe
made a general advance OF - cent
rc-chinG S$.:5 and $3.50. : .. b. in
shipping sections. and $50 and $50
~ sohSHlninS markcts. Shipments
again decreased 10 ioi cars OF har
rHlcd stock and aGl OF boxed aopios
lively. last week PN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
HIGHEST COTTON PRICES
~ OPENING, SESSION
lBv Associated rrcas


NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE high
est prices last week in the cotton
market We. mIdc on tho opening
ScSs ,on, while TIL lowest prices We're
lnldc during the closing scssi Son
tim"n. was seriously affected by the
contract legislation nut before Con .
crcss. So nucu liquidation of long
cotton took place and fresh buying was
greatly restricted in sympathy with
the Euli,Sh ,i.WS held by many traders.
p:rticuiarly "a regard 10 tho new crop.
NJ the lowest the trading months
slowed net losses Of SIS to $50 points.
and the not "tangc tor the week MAS
a loss OF GS to l26 points.
,cjobc" Sno",cd more strength than
tho old crop months. ana tns was du"
% the extremely uhthNr"ahlc weather
conditions prevailing in the belt. Dur
ne the week the market was flooded
with messages from nearly every STATE
IA the cotton region complaining That
WORK in tho 'iCldS was impossible be-
cause Of the hocgy condition OF tho
soil /; was generally accepted that
ne new crop would Get Very late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
PaOLS ARE SWIrt UI:D
WITH GREAT ItNplDtrN

Fools switched With bcw.idcvinG
rHpjdity from one group OF spcciaiiics
10 another, oils and motors rCcvdin-; OF
realizing sales later when Shippings.
,phaccuS and peace" equipments be
clmc the stronger and more prominen;
issues.
,Iain;aimin. thcif course oil the pat
lcw months. rails ri"Hcd an unim-
portant part IN the weeks operations.
hardening. however on the definite an
nounrcmeut that Federal control is 10
continue pending constructive lcSisia-
ton Stccls and affiliated mdustrlais
II accepted worth were Kept within
narrow bounds by prospects OF further
price revision bu. Coppcrs and othC.
base metals strengthened as . result
~ methods ont1lvNcd by The govern
mcnt to stabilize supplies on hand.
The labor outlook the "NIctory loan
further expansion OF tho vountrN.S mar
NclouS foreign rad" and con SrcsSl ons
debates on tho league OF nations We're
foremost among the events to engage
tho attention of high finance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
uItRI:tSI. N ACREAGE
Is Ut'l.IISIt FACTOR

The continued agitation 10 decrease
Any and all bullish factors were Offset
by the failure to If; embargo rcstric-
lions. ana the renewed attempts al
contract legislation. AZ the highest
levels prices were " 10 Is points over
tho close OF tho preceding week. From
this tho market fell l1l To l6I points
For a while the Ia Dor situation in Eng
land and especially The situation in
the coal mines was hcarish influence
of Importance, and much selling result
cd from il.
This week the markc; viii be forced
20 devote most OF its attention 10 tho
cotton legislation before COn-rcs. Amy
progress in the attempt TO greatly re
strict the grades which may he ten
dercd on contract viii result in fresh
selling. hut tho trade would corsirue
taNorably any signs OF more cunScr-
vaiiNc attitude toward deliveries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
RICHMOND AND VIRGINIA
COMMERCIAL SITUATION
Record That WINS Made In February.
Adjustments 10 Peace Bnsis
Moves Along slowly.

tons in Kicnmond and Nirsinia gen
orally for Tho month Just closed is
mary the report makes Wholesale bust
ness IN Richmond fair: retail! trade
fair; manufacturing active: collections
good: labor plentiful.
fol low '''o'' '"'' guys '"'V ''''''S as
been somewhat reduced during the
month and il has required greater CT
fort to VonSummItc sales. but in most
lines the reduction has not been pre-
Most lines have shown a slight dc
rlinc in price and few have shown any
Of some cotton goods has been CON
sidcranlc. and decline is noted in
sou iocd commodities. particularly in
The stocks on ;he shelves OF re
,ai,er" are. arc ,gfener;ally large, and in
ton "a PLACING future orders. in an,
.HdjuS;m"nt OF pending legislation
Man"iactnrinG is generally active.
clerical workers being noted,
building permits show revival in
"$,rneiton. but high prices continue
70 retard some contemplated work.
and as - consequence. supplies are in
only intr demand. The price of ium-
eCr shows Nt;ic decline and is gen
Ioioctions arc generally good. ard
tow failures have occurred during the
Tobacco has shown some decline in
prices. With the exception OF the hurley
variety. which IS eNcccdinriy high. i
tendency is still shown by dealers and
OF higher prices
rho nnancia! situation has continued
Hqnin5 tive aS % ps"n an&
met.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
CHANGE IN SENTIMENT
MAKES ACTIVE MARKET
week Shows Average OF 100000
Shares for EaCl, Full
Session.
JUMP IN CALI. LOAN RATES
iI@nrc> Have Been Uncuuallci Since
Middle Of t3I1-CasuaI Public In
tcrcst. Although Increase in odd.
Lot Buying l. Noted.
JUMP IN CALL LOAN RATES

NEW YORK, March -Averisiul
considerably over >oo.eoo shares tor
eacn full session. the wcch on the
stock exchange markcd further pro
acuuccd change &c. sentiment from tTe
dUnncss and depression Of inc carly
poriod OF The new year
y, one s;a>, trading attained SUCH
urppotGuuS rs 20 cause temporary
jump IN call ,oauS 10 and even F, IL
per cent rates urcqualicd since the
middle OF l"i. II was feared the
advance might mpcl the money com
mlttcc to exert = restraining influence.
Jut normal conditions were almost;
automatically restored.
only at intervals were there sur
taco indications OF more than casual
pucnc Interest. although brokers ic-
ported a decided increase 81 odd 10;
buying investment purchases on an
Impressive scale seemed At Al! times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
rru,, and ,est,nhlc Mo,c,,,o,.

ln rs rcpori OF nc moVomomIs u'
fruits and vegetables last week tn.
Burcnu of Markets has this 10 SAY.
shipments for the week we're G..ig
cars. nearly tn. same rs last week bu'
20 per cent above the uovcmcu, Il
year ago Heaviest gains Thu. vccr-
were in oranges, onions, old caboag,
tomatoes and mixed vegetables and
largest decreases were iu apples pota
toes. grapefruit, caUlinower and lct-
tUcc. Changes IN volume in either d, g.
revtion were moderate Prices con.
ttnuc: las. weeks tendency toward re-
cONerics or. advance ia price for po'a
toes. cabbage. onions and l,itu.o
Hcar markets weakened further. uth,.
leading Ines Wcrc steady To nrnt .r,.
clpdins cclerN. new cabbage. sw.c
= POTATOES and grapefruit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

EVERY CAR LISTED BELOW HAS BEEN
;, ESpKESSLY OvERHhCLED AND RE-
PAINTED AND PRICED SO ATTRACTIVE
~ ~ THAT THE CAREFUL BUYER CAN
SOI ArEOKD 70 MISS THIS OPPORTU-
E Errtf; rmEr CARRY OUR CONDITIONAL
STuP nst. IL SERIES 4-cYLINpER
STu,pDEIhAkER. II SERIES. 4.crL1NpER
STu,p5EnAkER. Is SERIES. 4-CYLlNDER
TOURING.
STu sly la. Is SERIES. 4.cYLIHDER
STupEnAKER. is SERIES. 4.CYLINDER
SA%oN. Is SERIES. s-CTLINpER TOUR.
MAXWELL Is SERIES. ROADSTER
REQ. Is SERIES. s.cYLINDEH TOUR.
ING.
oymRtANp. Il SERIES. 4.cYLlNpER
! DODGE. Il SERIES. 4-cYLINDER TOUR.
ING.
cADlil.Ac. IL SERIES ,.cYLlNpER
TOURING.
CHANDLER. e-CYLiNDER TOURING
COBuRE MOTOR SALES CORPORATION.
icl1-&i WEST BROAD STREET.
L DAKDEN, MANAGER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

rRCck-cNE Teton KELLY rRU
IN rIRsr-cLAss CONDITION. pRlc
RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE. ONE LIS
:-rON UBLIC TRUCK w,
STAKE BODY. THIS is A PICKUP !.
SOME ONE. THREE AND oNr.sA,
TON REPUBLIC TRUCK IN FINE con
TiON. II. r. KING MOTOR come,
TloH. SO WEST BROAD STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
FRENCH PEACE CLAIMS
BECOMING MORE CLEAR
Demand Military Security From
Gcrmans and Munition Plants
Supervision.
WANT REPAIRS AND DAMAGES
Mandatc FOR Morocco and Syria
Also Given World Lcaguc-Pco-
pie object to Paying More Than
Do rcutons.
Is, N>uOTu uEDl>

FAIRS. March What France
wants from the peace conference is
becoming clearer daily
/. Military security against Ger
many, which means the standardization
OF the German army. with allied SUI
pcrviSion OF the German muni,ion
plants. and Il French military frontier
along the Thine.
: Repairs OF the damages which for
snc INVADED region alone amounts to
S!i.puuuoo.oop. according 10 a detailed
French bill published Yesterday. not
including the expenses OF conducting
the wal but including the losses re-
fought within French territory. upou
which France bases her priority claim
. y mandate from tho SOCIETY of ma
tons for the management of Morocco.
which docs not mean ownership i'm
fec simple, bu: lease for an indciin tic
term from the new landlord. which the
change for Frances previous title that
was not entirely flawlcss
= similar mandate for Syria.
where France has long exercised he
rights rs protector.
NONE or QUESTIONS
DEFINITELY SETTLED
Though all these questions have been
debated either publicly or privately.
none IS as yet definitely settled. \
,,n,rSnGh military frontier along inc
Ccnccntratc armies west OF that river
ior further attacks against Paris-a
demand considered entirely fair in
View OF what has happened so often,
lnis means, further, that France in.
ends 10 continue the watch on The
lame gu; without anneXins terri
torF, though certain parties favor IL
IN order TO complete French -cograph;-
ca unity.
rhc reintcrSration OF Alsacc. L.or
ralne is regarded already accom-
piishcd without further formalitics be
; ins needed 1 When. The Germans at
lacked France in 1914 they Cancelled
the treaty of Frankfort which gave
them the two provinces 10 keep the
pcacc. When the treaty ceased TO cNist
the pledges automatically returned
according 20 tho most elementary legal
principle is tho French View
Tho Saar Valley. which lies outside
nc 1870 boundary. but within that or
1914 presents less simple problem.
MANY ARE OPPOSING,
FRENCH tNNEN A'rIONS
sections of French opinion favor
annexation Of that territory. bu;
others oppose It y wcll-inrormcd
writer in lie Figaro says:
everything indicates VIC shall de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
REDUCE BRITISH FORCES
Arm! OF :.50O,OOO Men to he On, =,
noaoO0. Government
StntcS.
E. A.sDrIatrd D..

LONDON. March @-Thc British
"Einy at home and abroad. exclusive OF
INC force IN India. now numbers 800 :
vop men, ana Is being reduced TO 90
""". according 10 white paper issued
by tho governments
~ tho present time. ! 100000 men Of
inc British army are being dcmob!liZed
and also 5000 mon Of the Indian ARM
and $4,000 men from tho dominions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Gin. Lo'ville & West. 81 800 d. 1870 n
Main Line Local, .7:t5a tS:lb u
James River Line, 10000 T., 1915 "a
Newport News, -
Nix, Old Point, 80: 90 A., sia:o0 H. $500 n
Newport News Local, 1900 a. s6 20 n
E.om NIX. Newport
News. Old r., slc:O5 >, 1885 D. s6:45 n
west: 's;S . a.: n ,S:aS ?: Locals. 1855 A.
sD2ily. Except Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

MACCAR rRUcE-rHE TRUCK OF CON
TGNuous SERVICE CONTINENTAL,
MOTOR, rlAkEN ANLEs. BROWN. Llpe
TRANSMISSION. ROSS STEERING GEAR.
BOSCH MAGNETIC. srnoMBERG CAR
BuREToE; ! Teton. Teton -
TON. i-:-ToH. WORM DRIVE II d
KING MOTOR CoRroRATIo$ ,:O WEST
broad STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-03

FoRDS FOR SALE-Sevc.ai used Ford
tiucka md touring oA!5: oars.;rs. We
CLAIM, TO have tho b>s, price, Ia town
on ali car; Call By ard .ooa them over
Old Dominion Auto SAlcs .cd Exch.nEe
Co. -! Wet DTo.d Street.
FORDS-roT sale. ,si. Fora :our!rc
ono Ford truck. ono pony. Lu:Sy an.
hnrrcSs ono Indian trotorcyc'c 81
aeon ~ 1901 liuli street. South Richmond
iNSCEASCH-Caii and Ask sbol, our auto
mobile Insurance plan II 'sill oa!y Coz:
YOU $3.50 annually. We bring you IN when
yop are broken ooTm ~ any time. in 4
I. oius OF IL miles Of Richmond Hichmoni
Auto Service Corpotati0n. 1909 ". Broad 81.
KLINE. ieiI MODEL. LIKE NEW BAR.
GAIN. CADILLAC. 7.pAssENGER. IL
FIRST CLASS CONDITION WILL SAC.
RlFiCE FoS $3.50. ATLANTIC MOTOR
CO it'7 WEST BROAD STREET.