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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-02

the ceremony The house was decorated
with palms phlox, gladiolas and dahlias,
and Hewes catered. Both MIR. and Mrs.
Starrett are we'll known in the city, and
attended the city schools.
Mr.. Starrett ami his bride left for a
wedding trip up the Maine coast, Mrs.
Starrett wearing away suit of navy
blue tricotine and hat of old blue. They
will make their home in Brooklyn"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-02
F., News of Belfast
NV DVERTISEMENr rs

NV ADVERTISEMENTS
,--,I Name Power Co advertises its
49,. .-.eE as an investment for
5asn' ,r.r
,..f. .-.a., AID ,ertises Marie Tiffany,
OIL. Sings in connection with
s luograph next Monday
Il
r0satre publishes picture
, '- week,
ID ss a.. shop offer the Educator
... h. .-r aumen and children.
r.-ae- Co., Bangor, advertise Both
.,s~r, sale If furniture, etc.
In. 4,a- F Feqistration gives notice
i7-snn-
h. an, Navai Cord Tire lost
he Ford touring car for sale.
|. " M. pliers baby carriage and
|. 4r 2. -3fe
h . l.-r,a 9lvertises Ford cars and
siveries.
\ @7riN. Stockton Springs, adj
,7 If DensIow Hall.
s B.rs.. Crooks, offers shingle
| ru- s5 -aehine for sale,
Dust Store publ shes a shoe
h. g- SIMPLE Shop advertises new
b.. SHIFTS ,ai sweaters.
&. ID. Mra wanted.
s Tiers barn for sale.
. and wife wanted for
N. e. .lc., advertises two new
rs band and other VIC
- Hotel Windsor, wants
-.... work.
r.s Belfast, wants five
cling Of Primrose Chap
Ni be held ON Friday
n.. .. 0ck.
.. nty Sunday School AS
Is annual meeting at
-.h, Belfast, Thursday,
| Ma M entertained last Tues
honor of Miss Mary
md Mrs. c. c. Pineo
~ L. Siugg, Mrs. Grace
.' Ms c. B Holmes assist
@
l'.a-. LONE LAWN PARTY. The
aess-. a,yn party in the history
45 .om sas neld on their grounds
4ttt.N .e.Y1on, August 18th, under
ma Mrs Charles M. Crai5
5 I.ng patronesses: Mrs,
s BIOL. Mss Maude E. Mathews
Aomas y Dlnsmore, Mrs. Alfred
Jgqs.. William B. Swan, Mrs.
Mansfield. Mrs. Robert F. Dun
as -t q lobe. Mrs. E. P. Frost,
Ben lla@.oe, Mrs. Jas. H. Howes,
B. sq, Mrs. Charles A. Pills
Ms Jooa r Dunton, Misses Mar
Uu'u Caroline M. Cutter, E.
-' barker 8nd Elizabeth A. Kelley
'- Sales 'auies were laden with sup
4a. 'o-a4 Q very ready sale. The
Ho5eeds we're about S475. Small
as'oa tees were used in good effect
t avn, which was enclosed with
VI evergreen strung from small
NY orch trees The decorations and
WIN We're 20 Large of Miss Mabel A.
" AIs ter Ames Williams and Miss
l{ Norton The program was de-
~. ana consisted of a song, Who is
". 9'auoer. by Mrs. Allen Sleeper
,''As.l, N j cello solo, Souvenirs,
% , James Sleeper of Passaic, N.
,"s' NesciVe,, N French, and an Indian
n by The Waters of Minnetonka, by
N.Fsm Stowers of Palm Beach,
}, 'l4 SsaTsport; solo dance, The
T. 's MSS Caroline Havener of Port.
soAt 'rlsb Lullaby, Shannon, by
creme harnes of New Haven
''. HE 5attery; vocal duet, Mr.
~ Allen Sleeper; character sketch
T's' song by Bert L. Davis; re.
C' Kew William Vaughan; tn,
t, .- talmbers we're a Dance of Greet
r-slt them by Mrs. James T. Sleep
Nm. ' w, songs, Going to Bed by Day
S3isTm3ld, taught them by Rev
sg,. 'feIer Of East Boston. Til,
In 4. was beautiful AMI there was
'4ss attendance.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-02
WANTED

~ FIVE TEACHERS to begin work
tuesday, Sept. 7th. Good salaries for
trained teachers. Apply at once at the
once OF Superintendent of Schools BEL
last, Maine, or telephone 1872 -2l or 321.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-09-02
For Sale

A FORD TOURING CAR, 1917 model.
This car is in good running condition.
INQUIRE at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
DIFFERENCE or OPINION
OVER RAIL VALUATION
Executives and Employees OF Rail-
roads Disagree Before Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Adjustment OF Rates Along Lines Of
Extending Transportation Facili-
ties Will BE Asked by Shippers
To-day.

WASHI>GTrN March - t:uiroad
executives and employees uinrrcd Vide
=! hrtorc lEc Interstate Commerce Com
.u!SSioh ;odas A. IL The methods 10 cc
G>ec IN determining thc valuation OF
Ia, -o@d> upo. which an annual net
return al ~ per cent IS guaranteed
Furtatiou act.
Congress haS made i; Imperative that
tn !mmcdiat, valuation OF Ihc roads
nc mace. \ r Thom: general counsel
iu: the Association uf Railway EN1cu-
ives. todd tie commission. Property
Investment accounts and nIatcria. and
.H'n'mu'u conservative figures now
susceptible 10 use. Data hctn.s gath
cred 10y tHc commission under the Fed
era valuation go IS incornplcte. ne
said. aHt should not be considered in
;he present problem.
ESTIMATING - s2uGVo.oo0 the total
value -: tho properties. MIR. TAoni de-
,.Hred tItt "verStHta.Hcnts IN The rail-
roads accounts He'd with the commits
slyl s.uUiu be more than onset b. the
" Il EA.Ues in the past TWO years.
Il said ,De puhlic was accustomed 10
INVESTMENTS a'sd amy reduction in Them
.Nr"ak.ns Tor the railroad einpioj c"s.
.9u"." E'thn.r.i repreS%nt'nrr
''an for ;.AiroId "w!l rship. expressed
GrP' - ;hot ;h- executives and Sc
~ ~ pMU'rS ~u"E.4 advocate = con-
StTIction &C tHu ac; not rs IL IS written
BGt ~ d w"Ul0 have pceD but Tor Il
n!sCunccpti"n. Re said the interest
70 TIA" employees in the Valuation Of
,hc ROADS lay ia assuring Il return SUI
aeicMt 70 prov.je operating expenses
'sl.SA toG.y meet sac reasonable wage
vH.irc: -iis - ;ae worEe"s. iic de-
ui,u taat NouArtss intended an i'm
e'-'"' ,t, !t"tvr,! Investment account
Nlaei- ulnc" irUpo.tancC.
Ntn.,oS.t !,N 10 ..nhd.Vislun OF The week
"a .Gas> uva'iuG - roads TO form Il
"a GW'S.,r o Subdivision Tor til" pur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
VIRGINIA REPRESENTATIVES
ACCEPT DIVIDED TERRITORY
commissioned harvard and Counsel
fucttcr R"tGru From I. e. Z. Con-
terence IN Washington.

Commissioners Al.xandcr Forward
AND I"unsy! ) Randolph Tucker. OF
turned last night from Washington.
Hncr" they appeared yesterday before
The Interstate Commerce Commit sion
al the hrs, hearing in connection with
pnttIns iii" operation the t.sch-Cum-
msna railroad Jill They. with Chair
tnau itnra. a,sr attended on saturday
p. prviin!naiy conferences OF III. Ma
tioua! Association III Railway and Util-
ltca co!urniss toner's.
IN the question o; rate making I'm
der ;Ac new law. the railroads asked
inc Interstate Commerce Commission
:" Ovid" TN" country east or The Mis-
slssippi into two groups. Oh the Zines
y! ;nr EXISTING vIr!a! and Soat her II
g.assIiicat territory
Virginia being the border state. With
part OF her railroads in one OF these
groups and part in the other, her posi-
ton on tile matter Was CLOSELY sought.
TIM state Cooperation Cv!nm iSSio:l. .o'-
lowing III. conference held in i:iCE-
ruond Friday o: city traffic men. gave
IT,. assent To the proposed division OF
territory. 20 wh.c. there WAS prac-
ideally II" opposition At yesterdays
hearing There was. however. :, s!arp
division among carriers west OF the
Mississippi, some " them dcSirin. one
group on Western classification lines
ana others wishing ;wo groups = =
Northeast and Suu;hcaSt territory.
M"st OF INC hearing yesterday was.
however, taken up WITH argument On
-he basis the commission is 10 use in
Naluing thc property OF railroads for
rate naHin. purposes. Alfred +.
In"m. formerly % Virginia, made :,
vigorous argument TO use tho invest
mont cost basis pending the iinal Sci
-nt!nc value to b. determined by the
commission, while pt!crs commended
'or @ basis to - arrived al by capital
.z!rs .hc Standard return now ocin :,
paid - tho Sov"r1'ncnt. The state
commissions are standing by The orig
-ah. plan tOr valuation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
GEORGIA BANKERS FIGHT
FOR STATE JURISDICTION
Legal Contcst Over Question OF I'm
forcing Par Clearance EnEuI:es
Federal Court.

ATLANTA. GA. March cs.--HcarinE
in the case brought against the Sixth
District Federal Reserve Bank viii
begin tomorrow in the Federal Court
mere before Judge Beverly u. Evans.
or savannah. involving the question or
universal! par clearance Of checks
The case is an outgrowth OF the light
instituted by the Country Bankers AS
ISOLATION OF Georgia against the at
tempt OF The Federal reserve system 10
enforce universal par clearance on all
banks. both members OF the reserve
system and normcmbers. II is in the
natur" OF test case. and IS being
watched with close attention by State
bankers in all parts Of the country.
After the filing OF the original pc
tition. which is signed by number OF
Georgia state banks, temporary in
junction WAS granted by Judge Ellis.
.: the Fulton superior Court, restrain
ina; the reserve bank from enforcing
it's par clearance ruling. At the same
time. he ruled that the matter WAS
rightly one for decision by tho Fed
cT;il courts.
The country bankers then hled 4 mo-
ton Contendine that the state courts
haze jurisdiction. This motion viii be
heard by Judge Evans tomorrow.
The reserve bank has also iilcd n
motion asking that the entire case De
d dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
TURPENTINE AND ROSlN
HIT TOP PRICES IN 1919
Former Reached 2.15 Gallon and
Latter Passed Sc3 Barrel
Mark.
IBy Associated Pres,

by NeSociatcd TrcSS.
SAVANNAH. GA. March 22.-Thc
savannah naval stores market made
the usual records during :hc past year.
ne season VIII close March 81. Both
turpentins and rosin made record high
prices. Spirits going above s2l5 u gal
Ion and rosin passing the So per par
rel marks for the top grade
Receipts and shipments are above
nose OF last season. AT the close Satur-
DAY The net receipts were: spirits
$500, Tosin. 1881. Gross receipts:
sp.r.ts. SS.o'l: rosin. .:2.iJo. Snip
ments: spirits. los. AIS: roSin. 25S.olS
Due to tho heavy shipmcnts tho
stocks are Very lou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

NO ACTION ON ONE-MAN CARS
Streets Committee Dcfcr~ Considers,
ZION Until UrSuiar Council
Meeting, April IL.

The Council Committee on street.
.cstcrday after noon deferred cougld-
Grafton az the matter OF tn" soc ed
safety cars Until INC April Il meet
M % the Common Council. when A
public n"ar.nE viii be had on tn.
question Of whether the oue-rnan cars
ar" 20 remain or are To 20
: resolution Introduced ov Alderman
Nuiual!y. Of Madison WARD. !; ADOPT cd.
wi: mean III. end II THIS tsp" o. c; RI
n Richmond Til. measure rrovidoS
for e tw"-inaU instead Of a onc-lnan
ercw anG separate entrances for both
whites and blacks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
uPSHAW TO SPEAK HERE ON
ENFORCEMENT OF DRY LAW
'.cnrGin Congressman tddreS.rs .Iuh a
Marshall hish and business Col
irgr students.

N.n j.. upsnaw. who represents the
Nt.t:.ta Distri,t ~ the Ndtioaa! House
10. Representatives,. win return 10
.:.rHmpId sunday to sreaE Oh Law
e.nlorct meat In Virginia" u. Broad
street. Methodist church. under The
auspices OF tav Anti saloon League OF
Virginia.
yesterday morning lie addressed tic
.'-1"nts pf John Marshall High School
o. ~ !cl. and Purpose"
Two" thc conclusion OF the high
.hp1l meeting Nj. ashaw addrcsSc!
la" l,,. Irrs amt Pupils OF the Massey
1915. r.S. college. and late! tn. smith
u,". iiusI.'ss college. on The stu
Gar Nrlu WINS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
LOOK FOR RECKLESS DRIVER
Il. II. Ilnrr, Alleged Intoxicated Auto
Spceder, Is Sought by
Police.

Attachments were issued yesterday
for r. Il. Barr. charged with careless
and reckless driving OF an automobile
while under the influence OF liquor.
Barr failed 20 put in an appearance
l.: Police Court when his case was
called yesterday.
Charges against Barr are brought by
Motorcycles officer Fred Dawson. Mho
alleges tina: An automobile driven by
Barr while ne was under the influence
OF intoxicants. turned completely over
At Meadow and BROAD Streets several
days ego. Barr was slightly injured,
pitai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
Sunrcme Conrt on ApneaI..

Nl:v ol Nichmoad w. Face. aFEurd and
Eci,iesioa v. EsEieston. submitted e1
j V Bicx:ord Sand and Gravel Company
vs. Holland dismissed.
J. V. BicEIcrI SarG and Gravel Gem
rarv VS., Sunuyside Granite Company. dis
In Used.
Iuitted on briefs
Motley We. Viccilio s Bro. continued
American Bonding CO. ais vs. Au,erl-
can SuTcty Co. ct ais. partly argued and
continued until tomorrow
Cas'.S in call:
PARKER Stcphca-on.
kriio Ecilo.
Richmond Leather Manufacturing CO. ~
Fawcc.t
ton.
virginia Railway and Power Co Va
City or Richmond. Se!nc Nos co. 81. g.,
Is. "a and Is or IN. docket
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
DENY DISCRIMINATION
IN PAPER DISTRIBUTION
Secretary or Commerce Tells House
That Publishers Have Not COM
ulnined of partiality.

WASHINGTON. March 22.--Secrctary
Alexander informed the House today
thai the Department OF Commerce had
no authority 10 issue any regulations
governing the distribution and con-
sumption Of ncwsprint paper, and was
without knowledge OF any discrimina-
ton in The distribution of the avail
able supply.
NJ. Alexander Included with his let
:cr telegram from The American
Newspaper Publishers Association de-
c.aring the association knew OF no
undue preference or advantage OF some
c,aS: oT.- another
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

District Court here Of having violated
the espionage act and sentenced to
year and day in Federal prison at
Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, surrendered
to Federal authorities here and will
begin his trip to Lcnvenworth this
evening. accompanied by deputy
United states marshal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
SPY BEGINS TERM
Princeton Professor. Convicted Of Vic
latin. Espionage !Act. VIII start
Trip to i.caNeDNSOrth.

DUiETII NfNN. March 90 Gr
.nr.s I9u. : %rwuan. az i'r!ncc:oa Gui-
s,fs ~. iJHnu suHts ia tuittd state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

ALESM-iN--EEAL ESTATE SALEsNAS
WANTED REAL. ESTATE "a uussj
Ming. WHY NOT COME IN NOW Al
TIE START AND ENJOY THE BESkFIrI
OF TUE PERIOD OF PROSPERITY w.
ARE NOW HAVING" HAVE ONE EosI]
TON OPEN FOR y SALESMAN WI.rIa
INITIATIVE. WHO CAN PRODUCE RUl
SUITS. INTERVENING FINANCIAL PLAN
On COMMISSION OR SALARY BAslsI
Bon u. us. CARE TINES DISPATCH. 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
ONLY S56 Is NEEDED
W hen This SUM L. Hcached, The
TimeE-ftispmtch Relief Fund Case
20 viii itr Closed.

the Times D!spatch Ne!i"f Fun d
-3"H another big jump yesterday,
and only ;5G is needed to maxi the
quota complete. The cas-. is on" 81
az most deserving OF tisc many mat
T." Associated charities investigated.
-y:upt'n.#". Observation-Disclosures 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
lost and Found.

Silk RAG--Lost. Saturday between 4 ana
$3.50 Il. NJ. on Highland Park ear. black
FIX bag containing about $50. pair uf eye
classcs in G. l. Halls case. kid gloves and
valuable papers. Liberal reward II returned
20 MIS-. y. IanzaronC. 500 craiCic Avenue
Highland Park. or Miller Il Rhoads II de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnnteti--Alalc.

the executive class of business mon
-" weii I" Eo INTO IN. field OF uccounta
We have trained moro executive &C.,,
a .,mW n NM. certified public accoumtan,s
ANY .ntncf institution resident or .,I.,
Writ" for booklet Tn,cruaiionn, 'Htens
unim,nSi society. 400 Lyric Bldg Oilico Al
y 12MhEi.li.E TIRE SALESMAN for
a a., satisfactory iinancisui !"
."ntinn.,i n,, Nil o. made to right man.
i iotk salesman made almost thoussn,i
~, iast month Apply ~ letter +. \
i.tSnia2I. lL0leI Rlchnond. -
BARBER wanted AT once 1o--...---;.-
r,s am'i snort sh"r, hours ArpIY sag North N n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

sA .a,,;5 M. earning 500 peT vesI
price: permanent connections for nustiaral
Let me convince you, Call and see ,ne
hirsch. 127 North Eighth Street. 40
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. several EyDcricnc.
zion, Apply "a; 80 Central National is;,nt1
SALESM EN-W four outside .ai.
men LIBERIA pay: rood chance for wo-u
ing up Ill East Rroad
WANTED-Cab inetmakcrs. machine Dr.
hhiShcrS ana uphoistcrers, best waxel -
steady work. Il. ~. Stewart. 135 Grove AL
nue. PelerspurR. Va.
fOENi coinrcd man to learn Ice crear
making. iluyler.s. z2l East broad.
foCNG MAN TO collect rents aud aseisa
IN Office: y III. care Times Dispatch
fOCNt; NAN wanted for running addresso-
Sfaph anu ncosty!c: general Office wn-u
i!!GLLnond Engineering Co.
iruNt, MAH--Wantcd. young man about n
10 handie mail and il!rs. Must be oiiIcS
mo active; have at least grammar kchNniI
sHMcatnn Excellent opportunity for aS
.am;H"ntn,. Gave fui! PARTICULARS letter al
api,!lea Ion. l. Ill care Times.Dispateh. "
YOUNG MAN--Wanted. Intelligent att.
YOUNG man. "annGlc OF estimntinc nS ~
,ailing iron and atcc! work from archit. Ms
AMI ana wien, could begin Bor 81. Gre .n"i
I'VE w., ,na WV Ia sc, WIN, YOU wait III
TIE HES'r AD IN ms co!nmn Is ihe a
trai 'o!!s all the fac,a about the prrs, q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Services.
llAii:DNLssiNu-

Permanent hair wave by appoint
incht: -hampooinE. facial mussag.,
iianicurins. scalp treat rnent hair
dressing il he latest style chit.
,trens hair cuttings. uair dy"ng and
bleaching. marcel waving al! Kinds
OF ghlir goods made 10 order: 90
years experience. ~ Lurbri', E1-
pert WiSmnkCr. 2oS North Fourth.
between Broad and Grace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
AUTOMOBILES


Automobiles for Sale. II
rH IaI.!aln pr; end r0t,crson dsn9ns'ra,or1
REQ TOURING CAR. s575
IN ENcMl.ENI' CONDITION. rouu
BIAND.NEw TIRES
si3-@i" VEST BRoNn ST.
Tesay su.ran m SaI anu oS" n saSy
SO S @ss, rSsd s1ss, ""''' corpora''o"
y. Msa cln nri s,0rsg and ra,tsrss
ssaS con n09s ss4S f'SS S,rtS AS'o
s' asE;Ha Ma good used I0SS!ies Sc IA"
zoo pound So9ponml .5"o. noSn ~ i.,ds on.
''sn Sao so SiS. "., M" Motof
TiuGk-wiii sell new one-ton International
ante"i Ndar %s'yr a az enT: lrs :psr
,oor uSAiii:L Used CARS.
'33SB SSSSssG5!!tF2T sH2p 4 k22;iFSa
oh dEAS ;sr c2 siHH H1A Tb@sHtMiEc.
nAxpolri$} ii. q; i;hrH IS +. BROAD.
USED automobiles. The most rciiaUlc us.d
il I'D fy W w n1sf r6 Ms'%
USED CAKS-F"r the hes, in used ,a:s
sse Terminal Motor Co. IS South Ninth
porary location rear 90 f Hroad St 81. 'e"'
MOTOR comnany. 1928 West nroai street..
wnlhE The weather Is bad but YOUR car
Con- Inc p VIZ, s" iioad c" s,fee aat0 .'"'<
kl.,s ri,
c9sLuMnIA ehainl"ss Dicye.e. good shape
I0t..
TIE INDIAN SCOUT IS mere, Come by and
Tomnkins, .9s Wesi Broad = =.
Auto Accessories. IL
AUTOMOEllE FNHls-wny .aste 1,mv
S anf %nSn 1 yp ., is . .o5 y"u auto
as new ir"n wiipar r. pot un 50. r fSSs
SaS ,, nr!eE your a5ossn par, ov aud
reasonable; gas creascs and iul hne OF
saesy Co. sa %c ySH scs
Wg: toa AU gS,e. s1Fr 81 Inc I sSo :G
signals Your car may be next.
iH t5,s tsiSiiiI,r AUTO TOP co- -SH
NEEEhLEEk TOP material and Johnston
a light, , for For your S top , S0ns sseF
patrinE. Auto Ton ana Trimin,n: Co.
Yes, itroad. Itell,s Tyre and KaEiber Co,
g. y $, AUTO SUPPLY-Ford parts. acces
series and r. r. Y. Auto Polish. 81 =.
broad 81.
SAM rL(Gs- l. rysS;p5e lost com
tli.: NICn AhND TRIMMING Co.-rne
u, ~ -, % everything Ia trimmings. 500
yALUi; TIRE AND RUBDER CO. 707 West
VULCANlZiNL;. r.treadnc and expert tire
surgery; work OF ,ns better kind only.
broad Street Phone kando!ph ?lO4.
We RErAIE al! our customers. t!--, and
Ruebcr 20. az Yves, Broad Street.
Service misunderstanding 10
AUTO KErAII:IN,i and everytning-rnars
all Fouisrod 6 Son. 1874 Hun Street.
Madison 2t61
hiiokES l auto parts ,, wside Eoof a, rev.
around the corner At ti2 Vest broad.
RADIATOR REPAIRING.
AN Nr ,5AvE ~ E$kEhE uhnAt N4 rs
r. riiss'r 1S 81 KErAi5i WORK O.
TENN Ei>rii'' 40 Ei htoHin SHrREtEEHTsa.
RoI.FE < GASZERT weld. anything. III
Vest Broad Street.
sAN!sE hm0s GoTTKE I,b rosa
Motor co. Broad and Tenth streets.
cars Hansen * Rcdd rear OF 1903 est
r:-oaG Steel Randolph 500.
Auto Livcry-Garugcs. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23
Thirty Gambler. Arc J-ined.

Thirty Gamblers = re E-ined-
Ma HOwitE and German Easley were
each fined SIS and costs yesterday in
Police Court on charges oe running
d iscrdc-!y houses for the purpose OF
gaming. Twe7ty-c!ght men. both whit
and colored. were also fined IS and
costs on charges Of gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

Fined 800 for Carrying KNIFE.
Fiannigan James, colorcd arraigned
hetorc Justice John Crutchicid ycster-
day on IL charge OF carrying concealed
weapons. was fined 800 and coats Po-
lice claim that James was armed with
huge knife when arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-23

spirits. SS.071; rosin .22,A35 Ship-
fhGnts; spirits. los. rosin. 25S.olS.
DUO to the heavy shipments the
stocks are very lou.
TIMES-DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
IHDENED FOR QUICK Rk:rERENCE
LINE RATE PER DAY
Count words to Incl
! 2 asEEDsy '....'....'....'.'.' C.nta
Week Including SUNDAY .....: cents
hsn GSsn assompsn,ss the order. Charxs
biiied al u hs. ~nsre acceoied WI ue
wien paid Within seven days
Longer Term ka.cs tor Sus.ncss Advcrtiser,
on Request.
AMavs ss sS s.s see,ysq a, late .. 70
Saturday for eor qey ala Hp 10 a;'e r a.
next mornings n.ner. :" Tue
USE a E TELEPHONE.
Gail Randolph !"
ASK ior a Na.t Al i2Ee-.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths. /
ao isso. MT, Ms Ada e lairlaInb; a, her resi-.
Geo fsfa ls"sT m1 S nS ,s.yss sns
S 5eats.l + xos' AGA Z FaT!.nb; also tWo
:, Funeral March -. $50 p N. from her
NESL ci.oN ri" fun"Fa q Mrs, salIie orter
be sonIuc, vic OK pr James Nelson. w!
Vest Craze Street. at i 81 eS iSSny ipt
termcat VIII I've in HollyVvood and 1ili be
SoETii-Entcred into rest etcrna! AT IN.
I.s'dSncs OF Mrs Mamie y. Davis. los
10 Mrs aPa af5ies Af =. North ri, $50 .i.
Ter OF The late Mrs Susan clarke. Fun.ra!
Street Bethel \. NJ. L. Church at : o'ci n:p
II II, ~ Friends and acauaintsnccs are in
In MemOriam. =
BosHEN--Tn sad but loving rerneintrlncc
who Gisa eaa nde NS ago ,paas sSsn9T
Oh. for look at your dear face.
~. touch q thai vanished hand
For that great e,er Saf .a TSn'" 'S'
Since ina, % %5s sSn' ae fa;aI d Si''
Bore YOUR deal form aw SMS
rG s-. have so7s ba. no. forgotten.
And as long life and memory
iie- Devoted Husband. l. S. Kosher.
DAISStotSs
PnAUrmt;avta ELsuP; iune;sI dire;,oF and
einha.intr. 80 East Main Street Madison
i'll. Randolph 5GS2.
Personals. 9
THIS ~ 10 mostly the public that / win
any other than BY myself. J. p. Moon.
THIS ba T. +. to n",fy the public 'hai wii
made oy any person other than myself.
wIGGLESWOHIli-W Lena WicgI.s
abou,s EIsass coinrunieate win II" her H nncie
SphsppaId EsrAs. No. . Tenth Street. s. W..
Lost and Found. 10
A t!Sl. S,Ra, BLACK hand grip on
ward. containing two srephoscopea. S.ood
personal effects. Cal nouievard sls5. ''''n
LOST solid soid ElEin wrist watch in
from seventh Stree; 10 Third sire seI' ear ear
ward Scher,s. Ninth and Broad,
- ais, AND Twenty-second on NM NAN. "I Fiist
National Bank or second floor post-oric"
Twenty: third and Cary streeta. Reward
nsS5 s Sssk seal :s TsSiG,ga
pick ~. "a, blacE pockcthook contain
al 1918 4; Il. yesterday; please ts'urn
award. or phone Madison 4557.
moncy finder win please return to of ice.
IlO6 l.. Main St. and receive reward. r..
PURSE-Lost lady's purse on Petersburg
ana bsnNseoR hersI re~ard sem rt tn2n
10 100 I'D Eaa. Main Street.
S1ea Reward Phone e Ranao IT1 7s qG