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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
ITALIAN DECREE ST|Rs
AUTO MANUFACTURERS
British and American Motor Cor.
porations Fear Recent Order
EuyOring ExnOrts

LONDON. June 26.-AccordinE to
the American Chamber of Commerce
in London. British and American
motor manufacturers are likely to be
seriously affected by the decree Of
the italian government Just issued
prohibiting manufacturers of motor
vehicles In Italy from selling more
than 10 per cent of their products in
the homo market. thus releasing go
per cent for export to other ma ri; cts
As Il result OF this decree and in
order to prevent her markets from
being Hooded. France has prohibit cd
the importation OF all foreign ears.
and 1t is stated that Switzerland is
contemplating similar restriction.
Great Britain at present. says the
| OF S3 l-3 per cent on all pleasure
vehicles imported. but agricultural
and commercial motors are free of
import duty and therefore British
manufacturers are thoroughly alarmed
at the possibility OF the home market
becoming swamped by various foreign
makes OF business vehicles. The +. l..
a. T. Company OF Turin. aided by the
ltaiian government. recently trans
ported from Leghorn to London a
large cargo OF their motor cars, motor
lorrtes and agricultural tractors
RealiSing that competition will be
very severe. and In view OF the fact
that America is reported to he making
s.ooo.ooo cars this year of which -
gvu.oVo are for export. and that
france, Italy and Switzerland also
aim at producing large number OF
cars Tor export. British manufacturers
are making strenuous efforts to meet
the demand for British motors in
soutn America. L. =. a.. and tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
MAKES SALES WHILE ON
AN ADVERTISING FLIGHT
WINS Light rinnt DIstribu,o, a.,
""'" Made Airpiane Trip Prove
Good Inyrstmep,

H.a''.nE OUT merely as striking
un'qlr means 0. aGvertisinK. an ale.
Si%hs "tghi staged a few days ago
-! M f1u.G!nE, Ohio. Gistrihi,tor ~
.ht why's high; D!yisio.. o. IN. Fla.
ny! Atto-!-.ie Corporation nnt o1i,.
a a. Hllsact that MISSION. hui ,n.:s
~. n.sAt good investment, In d.
me r,auldius distributor n, ~.
~ i.iys Lisht Division is vs. ~
, (" GO. Last week ths com.
pan! moved into eew and en!arsnd
qoarts's 10 provide The room nerss-
saTy 'or us rapidly growing business
The plan Of using an a,rnlsne -
ars,rsoutt posters annourcing the
opch!he ~ the new quarters was cnn.
ceiEcd ~ M Fletcher, A new cnI,;s
' nirh,T- horse power BLAME. tho prod
uCt 81 another john y. WINS cor
pordt!oh' was secured for the .ven,
A.iator II J.. Baker took the slot.
seat Pau! Fletcher was in tho n,,
schEcrs scat 20 unload me thnrssnd,
OF posters wiki which pamId,ns
County "as flooded on the trin
the start uas made from p,,'id;,
proper The hrst lap. or the sasI
half OF The county vas coy.rod .,
exactly 'oriy-hv- minutes. The frs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

already setting aside regular pro-
portion o: output for export and tho
austin Company OF Birmingham state
that at present their policy liz to set
in this way and later on they hope to
increase the proportion to one-half
The tendency to big amalgamations
In the motor industry is again shown,
says the American chamber. by tho
announcement that Sir II. Meow
Explosives Trades. Ltd. and Mr. A.
Charl berlaln, chairman Of Messrs. Ky.
nochG Ltd. have completed the pur-
chase or 100000 worth OF stock OF
General Motors Corporation, which is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRIES
|NDORsED AS ESSENTIAL
Governor +. c. Stokes, Now Promi-
ncnt Banker, Regards Autos
and Trucks rs Necessities.
GIVES CONVINCING REASONS
Tells of tho Development and Value
OF the Automobile and the Motor
Truck in the City, Suburban and
Farm Life Of America.

Former Governor f. c. Stokes. oi
New Jersey, who Is now president Of
y. J.. a member Of ;he Federal re.
serve system. has written the fol.
lowing letter 10 the United and Globe
Rubber Company. Of Trenton: :. j.
dustry.
las banker, interested in the
prosperity OF the country, and tnt
ment OF an industry that furnishes
employment and wages and thus pro-
notes the general welfare OF the
masses masses ! hes leave to call ygUr at,
some, OF the Federal reserve banks
in CHASING automobiles as nones-
sentials in the extension OF credit.
tention of the banking fraternity TO
the Importance of the automobile.
not only as factor in the necessary
transportation facilities .. the
OF the largest OF our industries and
a promoter OF tha happiness and
morals Of our people.
Industry Too LarEr to Disregard.
IT is mootcd question whether
the automobile industry stands sec
ond or third in the country. II all
tho parts IN connection chercwith
are included. 1t ranks second. What
individual banker has right TO say
therefore. that an industry which.
by the common judgment ot'the peo-
pie of this country. has attained
such proportions in car industrial
life. is a nonessentia!? Burke said
Eou cannot indie: a whole people.
No banking. fraternity or government
such size as the automobile industry.
based upon the needs and require
ments OF the public. is unnecessary
and therefore unworthy OF credit.
value 70 the. nation as promoter OF
the spirit OF contentment and as an
eHectiHe supprcssor' OF the spirit OF
unrest No owner OF an automobile
who is 2blc TO enjoy It's use for his
family or his friends, is likely to be-
come n folShevist or Communist
He t3rors the continuation OF things
OF happiness In his. OWN possession
and therefore is aGains: any upheav-
a! OF tn. present social order.
Auto ns Mornl Factor.
factor in American life that does so
much for the morals OF the public as
does the automobile Formerly the
pleasures o: life divided the family.
ton, the mother another. the children
anothes. Today our roads:des are
crowded with family picnic parties.
who - caaGry their lunches with them
Any device that brings the family to-
sstaer as unit in their pursuit OF
pleasure is a promoter o. good
morals and yields a beneacent in
nuence THAI makes for the good of
American civilization
III every family in the land Dos
sessed an automobile. family ties
would be close! and many of the
prop!ems OF social unrest would be
happily solved. The banker who
says that : device Of this kind is 4
noaesseatial. possesses a narrow Wis
ION and fails TO see the tar--each.nE
!nhuehce u h-s FOR good. The auto
m Sile is one OF the country's hes;
ministers and best p.sachers..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
TRANSFORMATION LATEST
AMERICAN WORD COINED
Motor Industry Takes second I,lace
In l. :. Manufacturing Inter-
eNtS-StreI EIrar

The automobile business is now
mex 20 steel The king OF American
IL oHn IN our industrial! history
Ihe motor truck IS fast coming "a
De one o. ise chief benefacto.s OF
oust-y promises 10 be one OF the mos,
important; OF the future
one Ht;!t touch 10 the situation is
nov any business brings with il IL.
oN'. StTaacular, and the motor truck
.nc @.FeaS? hay. added ne ~
We 20 ta-. En!Slish' language
here i new word that is very
descriptive, easily used and .-oro a
ne" spapeF point OF view lends !t.eli
!eau! 20 headline u.s.. :; is eaEier
70 vs.: nan iae phrase Truck rams
IL IS suggested that II our work
~ cooperate 70 give The new
o'C prominence tina, VII make /,
on o: Inc editions o. The r.o,o,
ttneas,.E 10 the language Of gu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
FORD LIBERTY MOTORS IN
APPROVAL OF AIR SERVICE
In Addition to Liberty Motors, Plant
Turned Ont hearings and
Cylinder ForEtnES

certificate OF merit. together with
citation by the director OF air SER
vice, War Department. has just been
received by the Ford Motor Company,
Detroit The letter Announces that
the chief OF ordnance also made sim
liar Recommendation and citation" 1t
plete LihertS--ls motors OF unusually
5000 quality. They also produced ali
cylinder forEings used by all plants
and they invented and dcvciopcd spe'
ciai machinery and processes for this
PURPOSE This plant was 100 per cent
Besides the cylinder forEings. tho
FORD Company perfected and manu-
tactured NIL the cylinders and all the
bearings used in American made Lib
erty motors
All war work handled by Henry
FORD Tor the United States govern
ment was done at actual cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

there should be but ono authority in
foreign countries to represent the
United States In foreign trade rcla-
The luncheon was given In honor
commercial attache. who is retiring
from the service. He was asked by
Mr. robertson to urge on his return
placing the commercial and financial
functions OF consuls and commercial
attaches under one head. Tho con
SUI general declared that they over
tapped ana were the cause Of confu-
vice. '''
Business firms are frequently en-.
barrassed by not knowing the func-
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tons OF each Official" he said j
paying tribute to DR., Klein. Il
cannot conceive grcui hn,o, i
business concern sending two r3
sentatiVes down here to perfor,n&
same duties 1t would be wasi3
enort ana expense: The United Sf3
ganization for tho performancc III
duties in connection with foYs
trade; do not caro- whethers
functions are taken away from
c con uiate and given TO the coma
clal .nttnche is placed under Tho
,hority OF the consulate. My oniJ
terest In this In that the WORT,
aone by single authority andE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

THE Apperson sedanette is a
L coach of distinction. 1t has
grace of external line-good taste
of interior luxury.
Dressedin arestful tone. Every
appointment and visible detail
OF hardware blends in form and
finish: This body is provided
with four doors and two straight
seats, giving plenty of room for
TOUR occupants. Floorheater and
reading lamps are comfort-aids.
The dome light is comfortable
by button or automatically by
the doors. Vanity case, smoking
set and roof-ventilator add to the
cars hospitality.
The quarter windows are easy
to raise and lower. Yale locks on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Sparks From Motorland

D. Brown, OF the National Tire and
Rubber Company. has returned from
North Carolina. where he established
four branches.
j. l.. Laru1and. OF w. NJ Reynolds,
Inc. is in Detroit. Mich, visiting the
Zenith Carburetor Company. where he
Will receive instructions for establish
ing the Richmond service station.
Broad Street Garage. located at
1888 1857 West Broad Street, has been
appointed local distributors for the
Republic line OF trucks.
a new accessory, store has opened
at 500 West Broad Street under the
name OF the wright-Scales Co.. Inc.
The following constitute the proprie-
tors: II. .. Wright Robert T. Scales,
w. y. Page and Holt Page.
J. W. Sharp. Jr.. has joined the
department OF the International Har-
vcsteS Company OF America, with
headquarters at the Richmond branch
J. l. Lindsay. Inc. 1921 East Main
street. have purchased the Richmond
branch of the Jenkins Vulcan Sprinc
Company. at 2043 West Broad Street.
The branch will be operated under the
same manager for the present.
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Richmond Automobile News

landing was made on the William
Wunder farm. four miles northeast OF
PauldinE. This is in about the CEN
ter of the county.
Scores OF neigh bors Gro wded around
the machine as 1t came TO earth. Mr.
"undcr, already greatly impressed
with the merits OF the WHY'S light
and power plant. was enthusiastic
dealer.
After a few moments OF convcrsa-
ton. he entered his order for a
Willys-Light plant. The order was
written by MIR. Fletcher on the wing
OF the machine and signed by Mr..
Wundcr and the Willys-Light dis
tributor.
The net result OF the Night was one
direct order. and n world Of adrer-
Using for the Fletcher company. In
exactly three hours time the next
day Mr.. Fletcher sold three additional
WHY'S Light plants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
CONFUSION IN DUTIES OF
C0NSULS AND ATTACHES

Head OF American ConsuIntc at
ituenos Aires Makes Attack
on Systeu.
bUENOS AIRES. June 20.--Consul-
General Robertson was upplaudcd by
the United States Exporters Associa-
ton OF Buenos Aires when, at a
iunchcon recently. he declared that
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taken by many to mean tho manufac-
lure In England OF certain products
OF General Motors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
SHARP DROP SHOWN
IN NEW COMPANIES
State Records Show the Fly
by-Night Variety Is Going
Out of Business.

ALBANY, Nov 2o-The last two or
three months have witnessed notice
able falling off in the number of firms
incorporating for business in this State.
In place OF the eighty 10 one hundred
or more companies which were ncor-
porating daily year or so ago, the rec
ords in the Secretary of States Office
now disclose an average of forty or
fifty. Another noticeable feature of late
is the enormous number of companies,
mainly the fiy-by-night variety. which
are now filing their dissolution papers.
Many of these concerns were organized
on the spur of the moment for the sole
purpose of catching the tens Of thou
sands who seek to get rich over night
whenever there are booms in oil, realty
or along similar lines.
The daily record sheet in Secretary of
State Hugo's corporation bureau fur
nishes an interesting comparison. Com
panies embarking in business these days
are along more general lines, that is,
there is no one business which is COM
handing the major part Of capital. such
as occurred a few month ago when
scores of firms incorporated each week
in New York city with the idea of en-
tering the real estate field.
To-day one finds companies beginning
business of all sorts. ranging from soap
to jewelry, or toys to automobiles and
motion pictures During the war chem
ical concerns and clothing were chief
centres OF investment and the floating
of stock. Motion picture companies are
still forming in this State at the rate of
two or three q day. but many Of these
are with interlocking directors for the
purpose of marketing and distributing
films under different trade names.
Commenting on the situation, William
Hale, an employee of the states cor
poratlon bureau for a quarter OF a CEN
fury, said to-day: 1T is noticeable that
the different varieties of business run
in cycles, year after year. Booms are
always followed by the incorporation OF
many companies who sell stock and
sooner or later dissolve after catching
the unwary."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
CEREMONIES HELD
ON PLYMOUTH ROCK
3OOth Anniversary of Pill
-grin,s Compact Recalled.

PLYMOUTH. Mass. Nov. 20.--Exercises
were held at Plymouth Rock to-day to
commemorate the three hundredth an
niversary of the signing of the Pilgrims
compact in the cabin of the Mayfiower.
Members of the Society of Sons and
Daughters of Pilgrims, many of whom
came from Rhode Island. were in charge
of the programme. which included ad-
dresses by the encouragement of the
organization. Nathan w. Littiefield of
Providence; Capt. Granville S. .Standish
of Providence: former Gov. Leboron
Bradford Prince of New Mexico and
others.
Later the company marched UP through
Leyden street, the oldest street in the
town. to the First Church, Unitarian, for
further exercises. The afternoon pro-
gramme included an Grafton by ex-Gov.
Prince on The Pilgrims. Their Contri-
button to Our Nation and the World"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
New Jersey.


HILLSIDE HOUSE.
Caldwell. n. j., open all year round no
sick people. For rates apply TO above.
Phone Caldwell 3b4. Christians.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CoNDITJONS-
Special facilities for treating and curing
such cases: also for AGED PEOPLE
CHRONIC fNvALfDS with weakened men
tally requiring more attention than can be
given ~ home we offer n pleasant cheer
ful sanltnrium. large, modern house: apa-
cious grounds. automobiles, wheel chairs, at
ter'ive nurses experienced physician.
LYNBRooK LODGE, ENGLEwooD. n. ],
WHOEVER or business woman Will child
school age. can have delightful home
mothery care, IN private Christian family
Of culture in Monaclair. Credentials cr-
changed. pia Herald. Fulton II.
YOUNG couple, owning fine old mansion
with all modern convenieucoa. fpaclous
grounds. ernndas, &C.. Is dcsrous Of sccur-
Ing few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis. large, sunny rooms. with run
ming hot and cold water excellent food. pro-
pared BY French chef, table supplied from
our own farm. 3 minutes walk to D.. l.. &
w. station; best Communication to New York
city. prices consistent. Address 100 Main 81 d,
Madison. ~. j.
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Five nations Represented.

Owing TO the keen competition be-
tween army and navy and the fact that
there are French. British. German and
Italian machines as well as Americans
IN the contest there Is much interest and
speculation concerning the winner. II Is
pointed out by experienced pilots that
one OF the slower machines with q motor
tuned up to the best running point may
roar around first. for much depends
upon the pilots skill In the air and un-
derstanding OF his plane and motor.
The winner of the Pulitzer trophy,
which Ia 20 be held for one year and
then raced for again. will receive from
Ralph. Joseph. Jr., and Herbert Pulitzer
gold plaque. and from the Valentine
fund $500 in Liberty bonds. Second
prize IS a silver plaque and $3.50, and
third prize $500 and bronze plaque.
The race is under the auspices OF the
Aero Club OF America, and as It Is held
on the Government field at Mlneola
there is of course no charge for admis-
sion. and visitors are invited to look
over The entire post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21

cvnded by legal subtcrfuge, which Gov.
Stephens himself points out Is not pos-
sible for tho state 10 counteract Cali
fornia lacks no lawyers who are re-
sourceful and ready enough 10 teach the
japanese the technical wayto evadc the
law
"Bv measures or repression and per-
eocution the Californians arc thus drlv-
ing tho Japanese either TO become q
race OF hypocrltes and lawbrcakers or
To entertain IN their hearts the feeling
OF bitterness and resentment born OF
the consciousness OF the injustice In
flictcd upon them. ! therefore contend
that a moro tolerant and liberal policy
than the ono now pursued would In the
long run be far more wise and a sure
way OF SOLVING the perplcxing prob
ion."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21

smalD TO finance deep treasure OPP
Grafton, with devices already having attained
world records and proven absolutely success
full: wreck In view contains several million
In gold, can and will be reached by us; eg-
petition leaves first of year and investors
can accompany same IL desired; ship al
ready chartered and immediate and unheard
returns are assured TO those acting quick;
this stands without competition and open to
fullest investigation. II .63 Herald. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
GERMANY GIVES INDEMNITY.

GENEVA. Nov. i9--Tho German Gov
eminent has deposited 10000 francs in
Basic bank to the credit Of tho family
OF John Hcnnin 2 Swiss. who was shot
In 1914 by order Of a German officer on
the false charge Of having fired on Ger.
man troops. The Swiss Government de-
manded an indemnity and tho punish.
ment Of the officer. but Il was learned
later that the German had been killed.
during the war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

BOY--Refincd. obedlcnt. 10 years old Good
board, small warm room with private fam
lily; Inexpensive: near Hamilton Institute.
References. Write particulars, terms, tele-
phone number. Box H. 1913 Sd av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Contest OF DE HaviIands.

The second and third flights consist OF
De Havlland planes. with Liberty 400
horsepower motors. Although more
powerful than the planes in the first
fight, these are larger and consequently
slower. They will travel at least l25
miles an hour however
Next to take off are six navy Vought
planes. with Wright $50 horsepower mo-
tors. rated at 100 miles an hour, and
following these are four British SEQ
scouts with Wright $50 horsepower mo-
tors. which will travel at 11S miles an
hour.
Then will come flight 6. consisting of
seven planes of various types, which in
.lude civilian entries.
In "a class by themselves. No Z, are
three most powerful planes the Verville,
and two Curtiss triplancs. with $50
horsepower Krkham Curtiss motors. The
first Eve. flights viii compete for class
prizes as we'll rs the big Pulitzer and
Valentine prizes.
The starting signal for motors will be
given for the first flight at II o'clock
sharp, and within five minutes they are
expected TO be in the air. There VIII be
a chief starter and n starter for each
plane. Delayed starts will be permitted
If contestants have trouble getting their
motors turning over properly. for the
winner of the race is the machine which
covers the four circuits in the lowest
elapsed time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Mnssacllnsctts.

| WANTED---A couple 10 remain FOR the win
tor. first class table house with improve
fnents For rntra address ", u. FARMING
ton Great harrington. Mnss ". T.. n. l.
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BOARDERS WANTED.


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small congensl family; exceptionally good
house: young married couple or business per-
son: references. Wadswortth 500, apt. 81
MANHATTAN Az. 312-Prlvate family Will
board few men beautiful home. good table
elevator apt. 81. Phone Cathedral S20S.
MANHATTAN Az. 507 Corner 12isO A
small room and board; steam heat; all con-
veniences; gentleman only. Phone Morn. 3J35.
nIvEttSIDE DRIVE $40 CORNER 10th ST. -
Southern exposure every room; private bath
ond telephone; elevator; Hungarian chef;
refined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs.
1.)A MARKS.
ST. ALBANS.
349-35l West 5Sth ST.
Board and suite, two rooms private bath,
$25 per week and up for two persons; single
rooms; family house.
TWO girls or young business couple for
beautiful furnished room; all conveniences
with or without board. MRS BROWN, 500
Beck st. Bronx. Intervale 2133.
10TH, los W.-Front basement room for two
men; table guests accommodated.
SID. ia Wost-The Little House; distinctive
" home room, private bath; delicious,
sS'rH, 33G West-Very desirable large rooms
with bath; meals; references.
g3D. 3O7 WEST (near Riverside) .-Beautifu
large front room. with two beds small
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122D. l52 Uncomfortable furnished rooms
electricity; excellent table; business people
Jewish.
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able room adjoining bath; suitable for two
Select home comforts. refined surroundings
Borough of Bronx.
UNIVERSITY MISUNDERSTANDING house
select. quiet. adjoining y. Y. University
private travelled family wish two guests
cheerful room, running water, well heated
rordham $40
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
INFORMATION WANTED.

MIR IIENROR, who worked NJ agent 70.
MIR. Mclean IN the year 1921, at NO. e
West Houston st.. kindly communicate VIII
Mr. r. CATALANO, 10 West Houston ~
Important.
or Mildred Gordon, formerly Cregor. AZ
dress LEWIS GREGoR. Box 205, Newark
New York.
WILL MIR. Fred Ellis, importer. cousin on
Mrs. l.. r. keyce OF Los Anreles, plsase
communicate With Mr.. q. A. ROSS. Wander
hilt Hotel"