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The Washington times., 1920-06-22
Bride Shot to Death,
Husband Auenges Her
In Duel With Burglar

CHICAGO, June 22.-Mrs Ruth Wanderer, twenty-one
years DID, bride of ten months shot down and killed
by her husbands side late last night by man believed TO
have been robber she about to enter her mothers
apartments where she and her husband had been living
since their marriage.
The Washington times., 1920-06-22

BYRON MADISON PETIT
BONE. who is held by the
Bennington. VT. police upon .
charge Of murder. He 10 said
to have poisoned his wife that
he might court Miss Helen
Irene Gitlow, a hospital nurse.
who II shown In the lower pic
ture, whom he wooed while she
rode with him on q hesrse.
The Washington times., 1920-06-22
SINN FEINERS AND ULSTERITES Begin CIVIL war

THE fssnsr' German En-
PrssA VIE ID rsPsrtsd to be
critically III. n fsrnsr
Grown Priaes has kssn called
10 his nstAsrs bcdsiAe. He
left WieriAgsa yestrdsy fer
Doorn- Prnss Joachim. ths
youngest ssa, u already thers.
The former Empress u said b
have taken = turn fer the
worse.
The Washington times., 1920-06-22
WEATHER

Rarity ebssAy weather
ssA Moderate seaSsrs-
suss sssaGhs s~s ss~ss-
req. TsaSsssssss st 0
a. ~ - assv~ss-
The Washington times., 1920-06-22

4, What is our civilization?
You read today In headings on
The news columns: =.
Irish Mobs and Troops Battle" !"
"New Railroad Strikes in Vari-
Gus Parts Of the Country"
Biggest, richest city in the big
rcst country concentrating its at
tention with deep earnestness on
-what?-the vital question:
who murdered worthless
gambler?"
who stole Caruso's diamonds"
Who told William G. McAdoo
he must not run for President
THIS timer
With the Peace League in full
blast, England In sending her
flset to Constantinople@ And, Add.
The Washington times., 1920-06-22

"The citizens of North Carolina,
In the primaries, cast five times
rs many votes for johnson as for
any other candidate, and instruct
ed the delegates to vote for John
son. NOT ONE NORTH CARO-
LIMA DELEGATE VOTED FOR
JOHNSON FROM THE BEGIN
MING TO THE END"
The Washington times., 1920-06-22
y ARTHUR BRISBANE

Copyright isSs)
These statements, that no oee
will deny, ought to interest every
man.
"Johnson's election would have
been an absolute certainty. yet
Johnson never had the slightest
chance Of nomination before the
Republican convention"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
lily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Experience Makes No Differences

edge OF Motors, Starting. lighting and
Ignition systems; carbureiion. cnmbus,on
of tho, regular course, siuIen,s are gtvom
complies and thorough training in The care.
repair and "pcra,on OF Farm l'rant2ra
arc taught In separate COURSES. Either OF
these courses may be taken. separately. but
if taken with the regular automobile course,
of any student. no men who want 70 sell
Autos, Trucks and Tractors, this tra.ainG
gives an c;xccptional advantages. for they
machines they arc asked 10 take in OH new
machines. They know these machines ns
no average salesman can know 'hcin.
uay.
Detroit in summer.
AutoniobIie Industry. nerrot in summer ls
1 center f sae 81 hs hns az Sarh
tho nnest or which is Belle Ise--a wou,lrd
islaha In the Rettnt 'iys ,,s sal to nc %ne
Hers you ina boaiag. bathing ana score
OF other atuusemens within few minutes
boat or trolley ride Of til" heart OF the city;
down the Detroit Riycr. through. Lake St
land Pafraio and NIAGARA Falls: irips 70
may cxnitrc tho .cavts In which Com
,nnnder Perry hid his men from the british
Fleet in isi2. During the summer months
JoyinE the cooling hrceaes from, the decis
nf a hori as! r. .Elilcs through the .hooniit
waters Already the Michigan stats AUTH
trips for This summer: These. are free 10
sd ii,ients anu their fricnds AT, all times
throughout the year, Detroit is tho oyicsi
hess. but the summer attractions IN and
around Detroit make June. July august
and SeptembSr ideal months In which Z"
10y Det-bit sh 49, 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
NEW ENTERPRISES DOWN IN
NORTH CAROLINA REGIONS
Over the Top on GOOD R6ads--Cotton
Mills easing .StOck-Ncw
banks Chartered

The Troy Loan and Trust Company.
capital stock $4,000, has applied for
Il charter TO begin business AZ Troy at
uhcc. !.
The Smitheid Tobacco Stemmcry
Sm9i,hiisld with slo1,ooo capital stock.
The First National bank of.Thomas-
vile has Increased capital stock from
$4,000 to 100000
The High Shoals Cotton Mills Co.
com posed OF tiastonia capitalists, has
been Incorporated with 81 100000 dap
ttal stock 70 build cotton mills at High
Shoals b $50 - :.
The uanes Rubber Company. OF win
stou-ShleIn. has INCREASED capital stock
from s50J!000 10 si.500.00O.
The Arifngton Cotton Mile, OF GAS
tonia. have increased cspital stock
from 100000 ito. s1,po0.006.
81. new bank, yet unnamed, is being
organized in Marion bye. +. James nnd
others. 81 'Ess| : :
The Cape Fear Yarn Company. cap :
ital. stock, 100000. has been Ina6rpor-
ated 10, establish a cotton factory at
st. Pauls. -
North Carolina has made arrange
inents TO stako up all the $4,000. 600 set
apart for this State for highway I'M
.prorements under the terms of the Fed :
eral Aid Law. II has. in fact gone
slightly over that figure. az
. Greensboro has by unanimous vote
ordered the expenditure of $500, 900 for
street paving and per cent bonds I .
that amount Will be issued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS IN
SEVERAL SOUTHERN STATES
Greater Co,tqn Mills tn south Carolina.
Nett Enterprises IN tGeofgfu,
Il Florida Aud AfMbaDta. Il

The Oslo Packing Company has bean
Incorporated III ST.. Lucie,' Fla. to es-
The watts Mfl HIS CON ' are erect
Ing u iurgc addition to the cotton fac
tory Ut Laurehs, s. c.,
s rho. Mt, Carmel Cotton Mills Com
pa1ny has been inSorp9rated with $3.50
ton mills nj Mt. carmel S. c.
Tic Nlusgroye Mills, Incorporated
with 1000, 6pU capital stock. Will build
q $4,000. spindle weaving mill ut CAN :
,ol rh b zig gnn %s,:.. and s cotton ware
destroyed by fire at Griffin, Ga, is to
be rebuilt at, once at a cost of 100000.
The Mutual Warehouse and Compress
Company. capital stock 100000, has
been Incorporated and organized at Sa-
eannah. Ga.
= The Dalton Hosiery Mills. of Dalton.
Ga, have increased capital stock from
100000 TO 100000. and Will more than
double the size OF the present plant
The American Humus and Phosphate
Company, incorporated with 100000
capital stock, will establish ii big fer
tiiizer plant at Lakeland. Flu. -
The J'cnn.-flas Cattle Company or
ganizsd with 100000 capital stock, has
purchased 10000 acres OF land near
Avon Park. F'la.i whlch;is to be fenced
In and used for live stock raising.
"a company Is being organized at
annlst2n, Aa., proposed capital stock
Sl5O.O0o. TO establish "A soil pipe foun-
dry.
The Gadsden Car Works. OF Gadsdcn.
Ala, have increased capital stock from
100000 to $500. Dob. and the plant will
DO enlarged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
AMERICAS PREMIER SPEED
KING ENTERS RACE CLASSIC
Louis Chevrolet, Dean fdf United States
Wheel Wi>nrd,. Will Head Tenn,
at Interchangeable.

INDIANAPOLIS. md. March Ia
, i2uls - Gn n aean of1ile aAmeri-
he speed sport. saiii.s the Te,iremet nj
from active competition OF Barney Did.
LEI mas been appoinied cantain OF
national GOO miie race on ihe Indian
apolis Speedway, and will lead the
iiooaier asgrestt!oh into the fray
Monday May 81. Es ttTt
Chevrolet promises 10 he the back
bone or Americas defense against The
lover the stars and Stripes In the
indianapolis classic. No less than SIX
Amc rican speed creations entared for
frontcnanE, owc their construction TO
Ills Inventive genius. on top OF which
his ability at the wheel Is rated as
Rarely, IL ever, has the world Wit
messed combination OF 'nechan tcal
genius and driving skill like that pos
only possible rival in this respect WAC
the late Georges Boillot, who. In adj
clifton to being ;ie champiin driver OF
Euronc. WAS also credited in Il large
measure with the design OF the Pcu-
Ecot cars that dominated their realm
OF speed for years. and are still CON
n TENDERS In the scramble for The top OF
The heap.
At the wheel. Chevrolet is a vcr!t-
able demon knowing no fear. and driv-
ing like tonc posScescd y survivor of
[ltcrrihc crasllcs that would have. torn
10 shrcds the nerves OF any ordinary
mortal, he continues to punish his car
TO the limit and takes chances that
seem to spcll certain suicide, In the
last 1ndianapol!s raae he twice slid
TO 4 stop. at the pits on three wheels.
| tho belly OF his car scrapinE tho track,
3pniy TO slap on = now Nhrci and re-
| sumo the contest. His handling of his
mount ON thesc occasions is rated az
| the most marvellous ever seen in com
petition. his control of his car being
las perfect rs though whee, had
been missing. @
Coupled With Chcvrolct's cxtraor-
Iiinary talentsSis an uncommon. almost
,ainfui modcstr hat has kept this star
rom earning tho pnblic idolatry that
Knight easily have been his. The lime
light TO Chevrolet bias always hccn
oincthing 10 avoid and II" is known.
Except to few intimatcs solely by
lis achievements. II: liz refreshing IN
his day tnd age. tlia such eclf-of-
laccment should still he known, and
Il'crtainln II wiiI not lessen the good
I!vili that he Will carry ~ tho start
| uE line with hin, when he comes to
| i:rios With E,lropc's best IN the next
ndia napolis cncouRtcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
AUTO TRUCK COMMITTEE
BACKS RELIABILITY TEST
First National Motor Carrier Con;
test Has Approval or National
Chamber of, Commerce.
ny Il. rib SPOONf:i,.

/ f T ~
Endorsement OF the motor truck com.
mittee OF the National Automobile
Chamber of Commerce has been given
to tho first natiopul motor struck re-
Liability Contest. Moreover. this COM
mittce at It's last meeting. held In CHI
cage; January p7 made this indorso-
ssat|ns VOTE fhe s soin NIT ags ii iss
t tes ,np whieh were passed STYLED
IN the development Of motor tFarspoF..
tntion throughout the United States"
i lest well wishes OF the committee, with
INC hope that the event turned out u
Pronounced success. fhe coinn1itiee
insi o progressive stop .,ie advance
inent OF better 'transpo ttlon methods
IN our COUNTRY offer q every assist
ance possible was made.
The complete resolutions which haze
lust been forwarded TO II. Ed Spooner.
pro,n9ti93hal manager Of the event, by
truck K senn Sf tss qtgF
me tntehiiSn to promote and organize
in no rd trac "a reiiafility confess start
whereas. the motor truck committee
Of the National Automobile Chamber OF
Gommerse believes mat such tour
T GsE Ntasss e
sho- IttSOlSeu, tIlul lHlS conn
Tee extend to the officials of this tour
us hearty vel! wishes and the eS-
pressed hone that It may DE "A pro-
nouncM success; and II Is further re-
solved. tina. the motor truck committee
,ndorse this contest as being n pro-
gressive step. In 1.-The advancement OF
better TRANSPORTATION methods it, our
country"
Charles r. Root, general manager of
inc contest. now in California, has au-
,norized the announcements that en-
q "a .IT =,
Omaha May J. and mat the start will
re tGntatlyeiy SET FOR Monday. May 81.
inspsctiou OF the ronds and learned
,nhck OF road conditions along The line.
Tie round that many OF the .iichWa IA
proposcd In The tentnt.ve schedule are
IN condition now. The matchmaking trip
VIII be made 4 bOtit May by Ny. RdUi.
ate. which the complete itinerary will
De male known Some changes in the
tentative route were tietertn med upon
during the Western trip, az some ~
me noon and night stops named were
not large eroughqto Accommodate the
party. Z - o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
MOTOR SUPPLANTS HORSE
of Agriculture I;stimntcs
10000 tscrs OF Auto Trucks
Enrfus.

WASHINGTON. March 13.-Thc cx-
cnt 10 which motor vehicles arc sup
planting the horse on farms is prob
Department of agriculture
xperts declare after a recent survey.
which disclosed that at least 10000
farmers lin the country own motor
trucks. WHICH they use on their farms
Passenger cars and .railcrs were OK
ludcd. In many cases the Introduction
II a truck OH a farm Indicates provi-
lion. for Increased hauling rather than
n actual reduction in the number OF
orsea used. Horses on farms reached
heir maximum in 1913, and since then
ave been gradually decreasing Their
lumber onsIanuary ! this year was
II 100000, decrease of $4,000 head
from JANUARY ] last year. The horse
Inc future equally uncertain The best
demand during theN,last year has been
II the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
NEW RADIO TRUCKS WILL
BE GIVEN TRIAL TESTS
EGuirped with, Radio rcicphont SET
Having Transmit ting Range
of Fifteen Niles. n. y - -

HAVING Transmit ting Range
OF Fifteen .aIIles.
The radio operating truck. SCR 0S.
mounted upon q White chassis. being
manufactured by the SIulholland Eom-
panE. of Dunkirk. ~. ~, are we'll on
TOWARD rompletion
The. radio trucks were were pat
termed after the models used by the
Brl.ish The body is totally Enclosed
and is lap inches long. and siXty-four
inches wide and siNty.four inches
high, with Il door on tho right hand
SIDE and two glass windows provided
with canvas naDs. Room is provided
for three operators and one squadron
radio officer. one bench supports a
ground radio telephone set type
SCR-eTA. one crystal dctectOr receive
ing set type SCR 54A), and one low
frequency nmpii1cr ttype SCR-12G.
Storage batteries are held In clamps
underneath the bench. K continuous
wave radio telegraph Transmitting and
receiving set type SCR-IaA( is in-
Stalled nanothcr bench. a, desk fct
the officer is Installed with Il battery
compartment underneath. a 6-rolt cir
cult, comprising two lamps. is con-
nectcd to storage batteries while a
i10-volt clamp circuit may be used
when u suitable external supply is
available.
External brackets are provided for
carrying antenna masts. Each set Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
EARN 500 TO $500 MONTHLY
right I'M YOUR OWN TOWN
Learn the Auto and Tractor Business
Opportunity Experience piaeenee

The Automobile. Truck and Tractor busl-
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pUrtuiiities Will be even greater. Prepare
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A ansf Truck , and Tractor business az
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Many Earn 500 to $500 Monthly.
Factories. Garages ana service Stntlons
everywhere are calling for Trained Men IN
ever increasing numbers. Hundreds OF our
making 5000 TO $1,000 and n,oro ssariy.
for Garages and servics stations 'S every
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No matter what you Have, done or what
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iDetroit., with i,ore than $50 Auto and
Accessory Factories IS The logical place 10
OF nh nntomolilps manutactured are nads
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auto factories as Packard, Maxwell. llud-
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our courses. employ our graduates and fur
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

Transmitting range OF approximately
hftecm miles under ordinary conditions.
for work from ground to plane, ana
Vice versa. The transmitting range of
the continuous wave set is In Tho
nei.hborhood of fifty miles. The re-
Geiving ranges Of these sets will de-
pend upon tho local conditions and
mainly upon the power OF the trans
milling. set. whose signals are being
received .l-7
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Ei,l!hl|lE3 51l3!l|','IrrE11

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
TO AID ROAD BUILDING
War Department Turns Over. 25,UUo
Motor Vehicles to Highway
Com \ illncrh 49, -

WASHINGTON. March I3--ApnroSi-
Irnatels 2i.te6 0otor vehicles Intended
for war purposes have been turned over
70 the Department Of Agriculture by
The War Department for distribution
among thc State highway commission-
ers for use in road building, aIlot-
meats being based on tho amount OF
Federal aid for roads which the States
receive Already l2.00u have been de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

provided with its own antenna. No
fixed permaneit ohtenna Is provided
Tor station. 70 be- set UP at the truck.
tsCR -dfNl. will. IN Tho future be re
placed With higher powered telo-
phone set tSCR-l0D. which will In
crease two-wny. telephone cuinntunfca--
ton 70 II distance of approximately
ifty miles. These higher nowefed
sets are not available at the present
time.
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AIunes-lsnck
Guarantee.

We guarantee to
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position as chauffeur.
repair man. demon
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automobile des.e. or
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500 10 $,4b6 monthly
LII u reasOnablc thine,
or refund your muney.
provided ypu do your
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cape chntles Ina. nnttains .rssom.

SHPE CHARLES. VA. March 4 A.
the high cost OF ali
things pertaining to building. there
is tnore work going on and contem4
plated in Cape Charles than at;sany
time in years. The latest contract
closed is tor the immediate. erection
OF a $4,000 three-st6ty, store and or
flee builaihE for W. a. Copes. A Nor
folk firm has tho contract. t7-SS.sf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
Clinton lin. Cotton warehouse.

CLINTON. y. e.. Ma rch lS.--The Gin.
ton Cotton Warehouse COMPANY re =
Gently chartered here. has contracted
with a Wilmington concern for the
Immediate erection OF "a modern cot
ton Warehouse. 10 cost not less than
- 900. The warehouse is 10 De conl-
pletea in time 70. handling this yeir's
cotton croD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
CHARLESTON GETS MILL
Philadelphia silk iIanEfhcttrers Select
Capital City 0S West Virginia
M fin e,,

CHARLESTON. w. VA, March Ia
The Sauauot silk manufacturing Com
Charleston as the location for plant
that VIII be branch of the big fac
tory in Philadelphia. j.
suitable site has been purchased
and the contract has been let for tho
immediate erection thereon Of q three
story, 200x5b-foot Brick ana steel build
Ing. This will be ouuipred with the
necessary, tnachincry, and when, ready
Tor Operation the silk mill VIII give
enlployment to 800 operatives. II is
for work by July or a little later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
RIcHMoND ,rIMEs DISPATCH. SUNDAY. MARCH IA. 1870

9iyerei to States, and tho remainder
VIII be distributed as fast as railway
cars Can be occurred for their transpor-
three months. This eaupinent, prom
Uses to, be OF great aid IN carrying OF.
me- large rond-buildsns program for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

W.tEERLY, Van March l3.--A plant
Waverly,s mex. new industry IL the
plans OF Fticnd e Co. do not go astray.
II is understood that The plans have
been completed and in> few days they
VIII be announced. Tho new Industry
VIII give employment to as many as
100 DeoDIr .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

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Not "a one-Ma d schopi.

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on this best. newest. and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-22
The Real Fun
of Housekeeping

There are good many young house,
wives who boast of the fact that
housework does not interest them.
They find 1t dull and prosaic and te-
dious. And before they know it they
have developed into the sort of house,
wife who does her work and manages
her house in dull, stupid and tedious
manner. =
why not make a science of house
work: There are few business men
VINO would be satisfied to manage
tnelr business in a slipshod manner.
men man starts out in business he
Drings ms keenest and sharpest fac
uitles TO play on the problem O start
ing IN the right way In the first
place he is trained for his work. Then
ne calls In expert advice He has le-
gal heip, perhaps. Often he has an
expert accountant come into his Of
noes study his business and lay out, a
pan OF bookkeeping adapted to his
particular needs
me woman who really wants to
make success of her end of the
mouse Keeping bargain which is really
mace at marriage ought to make q
science OF Homework There is no
,;. why it should take all her
time, drIVe all other interests from
her mind: There is no reason. either.
why 1T should not prove Interesting
e"''shten1ng and uplifting.
How to Do Ii.
For instance. let her tackle tho
problem of feeding her family. she
must understand little physiology
70 understand the needs of the body.