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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
BUNKER IS GRANDSON OF
ONE OF S|AMEsE TWINS
Petersburg Business Man Tells His
Interesting Family
49, History
ifspecial 10 The Times. Dlsratchl

u, Especial to Tho Times Dispatch1
PETERSBuRG, Sept 1.-Hardca r..
sRunker. n wcll-llnown matchmaker Of
Inns city, IS a grandson o! one of the
ssfamous Siamcsc twins. IL became
ss3snow here today. Mr.. Bunker is the
tsson of w. O. Bunker. OF White Plains,
sEN.QC.. the seventh child of Ing, one of
1.-THE twins. The local man was born
9eon the plantation bought By tic ia
s@mous freaks near Mt. Airy. y. {.
sSlin telling of his famous grand
iinarent's life, Mr.. Bunker said that
tathcy took the name of Bunker from
The manager OF New York hotel
upon heir arrival in America
sfrom their native city OF Bangkok.
siam. After touring the world with
circus, tho Twins settled in Surry
Sstsonnty. y, C., where they married Sis
: tcrs To lng was born nine children.
while the other twin, Chang became
tho father Of three boys and live girls.
s5-All but tive OF these children are now
! living and bcSr striking resemblance
to Ethe Twins ana all were naturally
and ell-dcvclopCS
tl 'mr Bunker trCaSurcrS more than
S&nythinS else watch. presented 10
his ErandfathXr by member of the
2 royalty in London, which was given
70 his father just before the Twins
\ dled at the ripe age OF G3 years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
FARMERS ARE DISTURBED
OVER BLIGHT IN TOBACCO
ncEin Cutting Crop aS Soon rs Sperk
~, trpcur>-Is Not Ordinary
'ErOis Eye
Especial to The T!ncs- Dispatch. ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
LYNcHBuRG, VA. Sept. To
hacco growers in this section are not
little disturbed over the appear
ance of q new blight in the maturing
tobacco crop. The leaf, especially
those nearer the ground, appear as
1T burned under glass. the spots
ranging IN size from a spcck TO rs
large as a silver dollar.
S The blight does not appear TO be
just like ordinary firing or frog
eye" and the farmers are afraid Il
allow II 10 run its course. for as
soon as ii appears they begin cutting
and housing the affected nclds.
Z Just what extent the blight will
have on the crop cannot be eS;i.
mated yet. hut ii is believed on the
market here that IL Will not be as
far-reachng as some farmers seem
to fear. Farmers admit that the
blight is not affecting the late plant
Ing 10 the extent that ii runs through
the early crop. 1t Is believed tina;
hot, dry days and cool nights now
for ten days will mature an cxtr,
fine crop, despite the blight.ftect
& More wet weather. howC"N vii
wcll-niEh ruin prospects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
IN MACON, GA, AT AGE OF SO
kilograms Received Here Yesterday
bs Friends Tell OF Death of
Richmond Woman

News was received here yesterday
AFTERNOON of the death in Macon, Ga.
OF Mrs. Lucy ~ Waller, ninety
.,Nce years old. the widow of
Tho news came in telegram 10
James +. Waller. OF tho sanitary
DIVISION of the City Health Bureau.
No details were given in the brief
wire. Old age and general debility,
II is surmised, were the causes Of ITO
death OF tho honegenarian
Mrs. Waller is survived by two
soas' 1--WE ErandcAildren and five
James j.. Waller, of Richmond and
Edwin l.. Waller. OF Miami. Fla. Mrs.
atcr was born in Richmond. APRIL
II, INT. and lived here until she
moved to Macon ten years ago she
funeral and intermcnt will tho in
Macon "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
iALlEGED LIQUOR MAKERS
q ARE HELD FOR GRAND JURl
Sheriff Declares lie Caught Floyd
Dunlap mud Henry Shirley mt
ly -tt Work in ltaid.
ISnecial 10 Vie Tlmes.

8 ISnccial 20 Thc Tlnes- D!spatch.l
{ sATINCHESTER, VA, Sept l-Floyd
Dunlap and Henry Shirley were held
Tor the grand jury late today. charged
with distillirg liquor. Sheriff Pan
mott and Deputy Sheriff WiEginton,
whp raided :. st!ll near Whitehall. in
The northwestern section OF FrSG :
Ssrick County, said they caught the
-maS,at work. Shirley was released on
bond, but Dunlap went 10 Jail
The officers confiscatcd Sin ba&rcrs
OF mash for mlkins peach and apple
brandy and rye and corn whisky. to-
Eether with a Still in full blast and
twelve gallons OF distilled whisky and
peach brandy. The raid was the
largest made in Frederick County in
several wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
W0MAN'S AUXILIARY OPENS
CHARLOTTESVILLE MEETING
Presbyterian Gathering Is Addressed
by Or. ID. h. Waithnli, ur
~ WnNnCN Dor
! Spe9ial to The Times; Dispatch.I

q NJ Specinl 10 THO TiNcs- Dispatch.l
SIX CHARl.OTrESNlLL VA. Sept. |.
The sixteenth annual meeting Of
the Woman's Auxiliary OF tho synod
was opened Tonight with meeting
at, the Presbyterian Church. the pas
Stor. DIR. q. l.. Petric, presiding The
Sprincipal address was by ny. -. Is
wv althal. OF Wayucsboro, Va. who
Mad for his subject. Gospel Of Pres
5.ont Day: Its Content" The com
y1nunion service WAS conducted by pr.
sPetrie. Delegates from Virginia and
president of the auxiliary Is Mrs. \.
III. Price. OF Baltimore, and the treas
nrer Miss Mary Wcddcll OF Wash
inEton. u. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
MRS. ADAMS FIRSfW0MAN
& I'm LYhCRBURG TO QUALIFY
Miss Nancy l.. urquhnrt Wins ron
Tax Race, iiut Does Not
ltcgikIcr.

LYNCHBURG. Va, Sept. |. - Mrs.
Martha Rivers Adams, wife OF w
D.uyal Adams. Jr.. a reporter on the
stnff OF the News, enjoys the dis
tinction of being the first Lynchburr
Woman to qualify herself To vote
here. Miss Nancy T.. Urquhart, dep.
.utY. city treasurer, paid her poll tax
first, and Mrs. Lottie Davis. wife OF
City Collector II. Minor Davis. second,
Mrs. Adams being third.
Miss Urquaart ana Mrs. Davis did
not register. Local officials refused
TO accept capitation taxes from
women until notlaud 10 do so by State
officials at Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Arthur w. Nottinrhnm

ONANCOCR, VA. Sept. 1.-Artbur
w. Nottingham. Gi died ut his home
mere Monday OF creeping paralysis.
As ionG as health permitted he was
one of the most nuhlic-niri,cd mon
or the section. Funeral services
were held at the Southern Methodist
church Wednesday morning and in
t.rhicnt was made in the Onancock
widow, who was his second wifc, one
son bN his itrst marriage. Luther Not
Engham, OF Norfolk. and three chill
drcn ~ his second marriage, Miss
A!lc" Nottingham. OF Dublin, Ga, and
n PaiiSi and William Nottingham. OF
OMancork.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
COUNCIL CLERK HONORED
Z etfrinE City Legislators Of Lynch
burg Give Otc, Handsome
Watch and thuiu
cinl a. Tne T!Me. -DLspatol

Especial 70 the I!Wt.-D IspatCN-j
81 1IYNCHBCRG, Va, Sept. 1.-The
City Council In Joint ye.,slgn
Presented TO Council C!cIk IOhn ~
Q:ey II handsome watch aud chain
Tpe presentation Wa made by John
Victor, president Of tho Common
"a uncil Mr.. Otcy Was clerk OF the
az al Councils from the time tnty
M re put into effect BY the new state
OK astitution In 1903 until the Two
I'D lies were succeeded by the Council
Of five and the City Manager form
of government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
DISEASED STOCK SHIPPED
TO RICHMOND, is REPORT
1"hcrrulnr Cattle Reaches City, Is
Hrltcf, and city Officials Arc

state and city health officers yes
tsrd"y devoted some time to inves-
usation Of report that beeves from
a tuDercular herd had been unloadcI
here, either for local consumption or
rtshipmcnt. The unsouud stock was
said to have come in from North
t&ro!ina Asked concerning the re-
port, director OF Public Welfare
Levy said he had heard of the entry
o. the ,uberc-Ilar bccyes unonicially.
re mad no rcpor; on the case AT \
!Nte hour last night. Dr. Levy was
Inclined 10 the BELIEF that the ship
province OF the inspectors OF the city
Bureau Of Health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
RICHMOND MAN WEEDS
Henry j. Strcnt WEEDS Mis-. Louise
Eleanor Nicdbclia ut Cumbcr-


The following dispatch was re-
ceivcd last night from Cumberlo nd,
Md:
Miss Louise Eleanor Nicdoclla.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Med
bella, and Henry j. Strcat. son OF Mir.
mond were married this morning nj
SITS Peter and pauls Church. Lewis
ia. Guarlcnt, Warren, Ohio, was best
man. and Miss Alma Nicdbclla, sister
OF the bride. was maid of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Strcat left for point Ia
in New England TO spend their
honeymoon. They will reside ut 2523
Grove Avenue.
Mr.. Strcat is IN official of tho en-
ploycS Liability department of the
state Of Virginia. lie graduated in
law from the Catholic University in
1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
PETERSBURG GRAYS HAVE
REGlMENTAL BAND HONOR
Virginia National Guard Musicians
Are To he Mustered Into
Service shortly.

tSprclal 10 The Timcs- DlspntchD
PETERSBURG, Sept. l.-captain
Percy L. Lanicr. of the Petersburg
Grays. today stated that the required
number OF men for The rcEincntal
oand of the Virginia National Guard
had been enlisted and the members
viii shortly be indicted into service.
The Petersburg company was given
the honor OF furnishing the re-, linen
tai band after the showing they
Camp Leo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral OF Mrs. Courtpcv

Funeral services for Mrs. Newell
W. courtney, who died yesterday
Avenue Will he conducted from The
residence this afternoon Mt 4:3O
o'clock. Intcrmcnt will be in Holly
wooI. Mrs Courtney was the widow
vivcd by four children. w. Wade
Courtney, Hattie y. Courtney. Vir-
cinia Lee Courtney, Joseph c. Court
Thomas. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
COTTON IMPORTS INCREASE
Amount or American Commodity re-
cciNch nj IiritiSh Port Nearly
bombed.

WASHINGTON. Sept, l.-Imports OF
American cotton into the port OF
Manchester, England, nearly doubled
during the l9l?-l92O season in COM
parison with the previous year, ac-
cordinE TO report at the Depart
mcnt OF Commerce today from the
United states consul At Manchester.
From August /. 1919. 10 July al
the cotton SeaSon---thc total number
Of halcs OF American cotton landed
At Manchester was G65.?S7. the re-
port compared with 3T5.9Gl bales for
the lSlS-l4l3 season. Sl3.3l3 FOR
ialI-lS and 4li.2lO bales for l9lG-l7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Falls 10 Feet From sc,no,d

Especial to The Times -Dispatchl
J.NNCinRURG, VA, Sept. Am
drew Sav!lislSy, OF 9&l West Mulberry
street, Baltimore, was seriously in
ju"cd late today when scanoid at
the now plant OF the Iynchourl;
Foundry Company gave away be-
meath him. lie fell forty feet. and
His family was advised to come here.
Saw ishy is at the I.ynchburs Hos
pital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
DR.. John Edward Cox.

CftARioTTESNiL VA. Sept. l.
News mas been received here of the
sudden death. in Stamford, w. Va,
OF Dr John Edward Cox. nephew
OF the late Or. William Cox. OF this
CITY. DR. Con was the son of the
lAtc George y. Cox and his wife.
Maria Wilkinson. OF Goochland Coun-
" Va. lie never married. One
brother survives. George Franklin
Cox, OF Richmond The body will be
brought I" his Old home in Goochland
County for intermcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Not ,lannging mtr.chberg Cnmnnirn.

Asked 10 confirm street rumor
that he was managing Candid0tc John
fiirschbcrg's campaign for City Treas
urcr in return forIIirschbcrg's promise
TO suppot Congressman H. D.rFlood
for Governor. clyde W. Saunders said
yesterday that he had never heard
was not managing MIR. Hirsch.erg's
campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
DANVILLE'S NEW COUNCIL
Organizes and Chooses &. Is. Caring
ton President for Il Term OF
-Four Years.

ISpecial 20 Inc Times DESPATCHED :
DANFli-LE. VA. Sept. 1.-The new
CITY Council. OF nine members held
its first meeting ionight. and or
ganized. chosinS y. Il. Darlington as
the first president for a term OF four
years, and w. L.. Gardner. vice prcsi-
dent. The initial meeting was given
over 20 arranging the conduct OF tho
city's affairs. Two meetings Will be
member Will be paid $40 per mcctin.;
provided ne attends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Glenn Held for Cr,nd .,,,r

3sI'VF' 'I"nn, COIOred, WAS hcll
ior the grand jury action taken yes
!erd2y on charge OF breaking Into
2pi East Grace street Monday and
stealing gold watch and bar hin
studded with diamonds. valued Mt
St4o' Entrance was effected by use
ia!Se Eey. Fhe valuables were
recovered by Detective Serceants
IIinsley and Kc!lam, who arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

:, inc meeting OF the Manchester
Med!cnl Society's hospital building
gonhINcc 10 be called by DR.. ]. g.
Loving this week. WIZ be hold tomor.
row night in order TO go over n list
OF prominent citizens who will ba
asked to serve as a cooperating COM
nii,ee WITH the gene$,l committee
the South Side. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
START STOCK CANVASS
Petersburg business Men mt Work
ON Steamship Lines
Summit.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. Sept. 1.-Manufac-
turcrs of Petersburg today started a
canvass of the city for stock sub
scriptions TO the Richmond-N New York
steamship line, following a meeting
held in the Chamber of Commerce
last night, when plans for the cam
DniEn Mcrc mllr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
win Give ucri.tcr.d CAR.

farm, mas contributed a registered
mae c"f rs prize 10 the shipper OF
the largest quantity OF cream in Au-
EUst 10 he awarded at the com
hun!ly picnic 20 be held at Glendale,
IA Iicnr!co County, Monday after,
noon. Frank Buchanan. dairy spe-
.i"hst Of The Nirgin mia Polytechnic
institute, Rlacisburg, will be the
principal sneaker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Ecri,crt W. pnnre

Herbert W. "oorc. aged 70. died
AZ his residence. 1906 Dance Street
last night nj G:l0 O'clock. He ia sur
Nivod by three sons, William T., Ed
gar =, and Emmett w. poore. and
one sister. Mrs. Adelaide Nicholas.
nounccd later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Miss Annie T.. ur,u,h,o

lfNcHRCEG. VA, Sept. 1.-Miss
Inn T.. hrnnbie, 90. assistant house
keeper N Randolph Macon Woman's
C"!!eGc. .iied Monday night following
"a stroke of apoplcNy. She was a
sister or George Il. Bramblc, of Balti-
moro. !ler body was taken to Balti-
more for burial tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
-Four Richmondcr, En,,S,

IoHr richmond boys were among
Ihc %-seyen recruits who en-
nSted ln the United States Navy dur
Inward Ellsworth Rutherford. 60i
SoHtn Harrison Street: Leslie f..
NAYS. l'ln North Twcnty-eightn
street Lewis Il. Kline, 225 South
North Third street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Seiebrate Goth wedding Anniversary.

!; II LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. J-AIr
tand Mrs. ]. w. Rucker. residents o!
fBedford. Sunday celebrated the six
stteth anniversary OF their wedding,
$fhe huafand being 81 years OF age
xand Ibis wife ~. They make ,hcir
sJomc with n son, j. c. Rucker. OF
yHcdsord. and have one daughter Nrs.
"a. ID. Watts. living in Amherst
Where we're twelve grandchildren and
s1hrse great ErandchiIdrcA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
TO Install thirty wireless stations

WASHINGTON. Sept. l.-Omcial
confirmation has been obtained Of
the intention Of the Mexican govern
Incnt 10 Immediately install thirty
new wireless stations. according to
adviccs today to the Department OF
Commerce from Trade Commissioner
Gum nEham at Mexico CITY. The cost
Will be Approximately S250,0G0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
New omcIals Take once.

CILtRLO TTESVILLE VA, Sept. 1.
B. Il. Wheeler. who was elected
Mayor on June s over H. CT. Hadcn,
newly elected members Of the Com
mon Council and one newly elected
member of the Board OF Aldermen
went into Office today. The newly
elected alderman Is J. +. Grcavcr. and
the newly elected councilmcn are l..
Il. Written, j. L. Ellington and Fred
". QuarlcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Nnvy-Yard Schedule Unfni.bcd

WASHINGTON. Sept l.-NIcmbcrs
OF the navy-Yard wage board an
nounced tonight that they had been
unable to complete their rccommen-
neavy-yard employees. They said SUBJ
mission of schedule to Secrcta<,}
Daniels would not be delayed. how
ever. moro than two or three days,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
YORK IMPERIALS SELL FOR
$6.25 BARREL IN HILL CITY
Crop Especially Zinc This Ncur-iO
Per Cent Ia lie Marketed
in IiDNts.

LYNCHBuRG va. Sept l-Appie
sales in this section have been rather
slow OF la;e, pu, four carloads or
York Imperials nave been SOLD In the
last day or two ~ SG2j, and q car
OF Ben Davis at S57,.
Forty per cent o? the crop in In.
Piedmont section This year VIII be
marketed IN boxes. a condition due
are selling at II each. The triiit is
much larger this year, another con-
dJtion which makes boxes more at
tractiye tAkn barrels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Resurfn9Ins Anherst Turnpike.

&, sss:SSJsyScHgURG. VA, Sept. The
fTtnte Highway -Comrnission has com
the resurfacing OF the Am
E3srat TuI1pike. and the work viii
Pnshnt 20 completion before the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMPANY, INC,
206 West Broad st.
CoBURN's USED CARS.

Only few offered, that can conpcte
Studcbnker. 80 series. Bir-six tonrs,,
orlVcn only about 1000 miles as demon
Stfator: fully cquiDpcd. excellent condiiion
antec. GUAR
J. Oakland 20 series. roadster. driven
a:boO miles mechanically and othcrwi..
we consider In hrst-class condition.
8. Liherty. 10 series touring. This car
rev hundred miles: is light and econoIni-
a AZ: DO not miss seeing Il II you are
touring car Price would surprise you
Buick: 10 series. 7-passenger. good
Inechancal condition. rcpainted practical
- new cord tires This car is one IL II
mere 10 be sold for an account and the
! Paige. rs series. 5-passcnecr. s-cyIin
der "ondcrful little car for the price
aSkSh IT iS economical ana IL is in good
condition. II not satisfa Glory we viii ex-
we have and allow you lust what YOU
National. 'Is series. la-cviinder. This
car Is an exceptional car. The price Is
Il StudcOakcr. rs series. 7-pnsscnCox.
thoToughiy ovcrhaulcd and repaintcd 4
good family car with exceedingly low
operating cost.
CoBURN MOTOR SALES CORPORATION
lgiI West Broad Street.
Used Car Department.
Madison G6oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

Ask fc- Wan, Ad Taker
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths I
COURTNEY at her residcncc. e22s
Mrs. Newell Wade Courtney. widow Of
fo nror chii al r. coHrihSy she Is survived by
NJ M nh c9uri ,%:: virsinia Ice Courtnsy. To-
+ TScmas Fnnc i' from rom Si H. rc Mrs
,rn1rs%nT. September :. al 1850 II. NJ. In
iioucNENs-Dicd at his rCs!Jrncc- 1919
mHornns; Henry 4 iiouehsns' Fun SsaST nay
oCC2S ssE4s c.tS cont h, wgs'oysT E%e5eTy
amd sne sister Miss Elz.SStR o'ool.. o Ter
, Of Thomas a; Hcid!n. funeral dirSetor.
I WIN r TO 81 Petrr,s cRnrGh At 10 \ NJ.
Mount Calvary. ''''
rqB3 ,nss El!SG: q, rs r%sidSneg 1906
2tfs; sFn si' n oH Msdqs IN iSs
#aFI!Ss L 9rSS ap sGn one W siJisT his $as
laidc Nicholas Funeral notice later
Whit Frncra from nit iS% H nndc a:
n nnnn fsIsbilshmcnt at i. NJ. Inter-
ncnt kiycryie@ Cemetery
In Mcmoriam .
ARMETTRoUT-<-ln sad but loving re-
, membrane" OF our dear father. Harry
-. Armentrout. who Departed this life nine
years ago today. September .. I9ii.
Farewell dear father. thy labors are
Your willing hands can toll no more:
y faithful father both true and kind
'rher father lou Conld not find
liv Wife and Children.
'''n"r'' directors 1
faAurmEdwin Phaup; funeral director
son ISL. Randolph 56s3.
Lost and Found 10
BKOOCii-I.ost. Thursday evening topaz
turned 10 Times Dispatch.
HOUND Strayed August 81. from i4i5 w
cary. large brown hound. yellow and
white specklc breast. with collar on Call
s0u!eHard al02-W. and receive reward.
LoSr-MIddlc strip from double WARDROBE
between Forest 1iili and Barton Heights
Reward. Cail Madison 6il6.
PURSE-Lades' small black nurse found
on Main Street,. Owner can get same By
calling at Sharlce Hotel.
ruRSE-Lost. "Wednesday on Laurel Street
car or betwccn Ninth and Main and
First and Broad. white purse containing
Sil IN bills and change. Please return TO
Gibson. Moore ~ sutton. Mutual Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

CADILI.hC--For sale. eiEht-cylindor Cadll-
lac roadster; wire wheels. TWO new Kelly
condition. lrico. sI.650. Write W. %.
Wood lioh Main Street. LvnchburG. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

wi saS New G ksy
SS$$ssSa'i%% +, %is s;isi" MS,S
EVER 'NoTIcE
H9w fsT Tssd ,IuEnmooil ss,, are offered
by the owner or a dealer? There arc
four reasons:
SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCES. ECON
2Mr ~ 99TPERnnTII1SN, ENGErTIoNAI;.
tG;2wx lihi;AsiiifIr. N'DiN'' rHiOE OF
for new iinpmobiies year S Sftesr ! ycar.
built ntS frg sS5Hsen Iosis1er
for sale. Come in aud see II.
We are also offering these thrce bar
DODGE TOURING CAR.
Fiist-class Condition. Cheap.
CHEVROLET 40.
riFs;-ciass Condition. A bargain.
F!ve-PasscnIc-: $525.
Tho owners OF the above automobiles.
dssirinS to purchase IIupmobiies. au.
thOrI&o US TO ouer them for sale.
ANDERToN
Nils ss1 y. nho G2;' 81 INC
FOR battery service SEQ US. Uneeda Bat
FOR HARGAINS in used cars SEQ Ms
:, ln.icd Motors Corp. 3ls West Broad
fG d @ ns Wa as rS OF use
H ,a6cs stc $50 sakcs finder YES
For USED CARS SEQ w ID. Moss Iai to
49, West Main. Madison 1913.
N so4 Sa ' ~ Main EoO a.s
FORD CARS,
ro ~? ta' eo al a as mS4gl O15n5
delivery. Trlecs reasonable. Wiro or
oil f. Broad Street.
oa s,5a T. Tlc MOSS iss W Goa f GTSad
FoNDs. FoRDs: 6Fand-new tourinry,
one roadster. cheap ID South Tenth
JORDAN demonstrator. g. paSsonrcr: Art
sT1 'G s.s "[aei hanhslhS g., North
JORDAN touring; wire whecls cord tires:
terms II sS S exit M ssn eGyfFs etc.
III Wes, i SfSa Street, tn perfect condition
nuicK s! ffHA!;sARdf CARS
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NEW OLDS ECONOMY TRUCK
ID. A. PRENTISS.
IAN ~ $40 w BROAD ST
REO-For sale. REQ. nvc-passcnrcr car
run "n!yy. 1900 miles. Five good tires
condition. S,urdicst car on tho market
Tor family u.s. Call Randolph aoS2-J
USED hUToMoRILEs-Mos, reliable
EHthahso 'h nu. fiiS Wscsess f&$y ys:
Bread street.
USED CASS-We offer you best values in
usci cars; Coburn Motor Sales Corp
l2lI West Rroad Madison C6e0.
WE Save on hand scvera, used trucks IN
10 5-ton capacity. all in nrst-class con-
Giiloh, ana VIII dcmonstratc. \. Meyers
Sons Co.. ?-il South Eighth Street
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