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BUSINESS SERVICE
Wanted Automobiles.
Business Services Offered

sell your ca r? list IL with me.
at no eX pcnse 10 You. q. Murray Ben
ph enc e:sS0.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property

BUSINESS PROPERTY Dwelling lot or
farm We hagc Il or win ger II Tor ynfi.
Phone 1463 Reagan Realty Cos 5lG ~
Jack son street Dpfu evenings
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Heating and Plumbing
Moving. Trucking. Storage

HAULING Riccio's Transfer We do local
and long distance hauling. Night and day
service Glu Orange street. Phone
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SOLICITOR Man 20 solicit and sell life
insurance References required Guaran-
teed salary to rIght parts Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co 51I Equitable Bldg
SALESMAN To srll NIctrcia> for the most
progressive store lu Wilmington Wt have
d money making proposition 10 offer
nigh class outside man who viii work along
lines suggested by us Write giving ful
data \ q Every Eyenins Ofiice
YOTNG Man Enferprl~iug firm wants 10
employ a Young man for outside work
Must bt a native of Wilmington ~picn-
did opportunity fer right party . ,.
Every Evening once
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INEXPERIENCED PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT WILMINGTON
MILLS. SIXTEENTH AND RAIL
ROAD AVENUE.
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shore Property For sale
Suburban For sale
AUCTIONS S--LEGALS
Auctlon saIes

JUNE l1. 500 Administrator ,ae lhe
undersigned viii sell all public auction on
Thursday luuc Ri. 1920 as 'CloCk fA
al hC front dOoF at the Court House. DON er.
Delaware valuable farm Of .{O- acres.
about seven miles from Dover. hye from
Chcswold five from kcntou. all ON the rail-
road Buildings commodious and in ex-
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Musical Instruments


PIANO Very cheap hrstca9s upright IN
perfect order & = Harn Kchohath. t1ei
PIANO Estey mahogany esese. puritan
style CalI loIu Union street
PIANO Upright good condition. reason.
able Call 1912 !. after q + ~
PIANO Good condition 10 " rWentieth
street
PIANO Upright Road condition 500
Terms cash i101 " sixth street. Morn
ing or evening
PATHE Photographs aud tGeif greatest
features No needles % change. Pla4s all
make records With lhcir respective needles
al their hest Guaranteed fsc years Al
ford Piano co 2fu Ninth strcet
TAIkING MACHINE small Columbia.
With number Of records Apply in9 y
Clayton hrftcr
Wearing Apparel Is
DRESS Now. navy blue tatfeta. size II
Phone ii32 J.
Wanted To Buy SO
BEDROOM SUITE Would like ta bu1
complete modern bedroom sulte mahag-
any or wulnut in good condition. Al
reasonable price. Address T. - huA 2ae.
Wilmington Del
CLOTHES viii buy your old clothes
Isaac Gibbs S3s French street. Phouo
2095. None bought al store
DlAMoNDs. vs. WI gay yon lhe hisn, ...!.,
Market streets
HOW MANY people viii set good iobs ffom
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For 80.

Houses For sale. 81
" FOURTH 81 1o4 For sale Apply vs..
scott Vernon at+ oranse St-ttt
" A>HI\GTO\ ~ 1919 EiEht-ruutu
house. modern coGFeD4eDce> hardwood
finish to- Information sac 4 C West.
1S0I Washington Strect
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Household G1nndN
RABY STROLLER Win top Phone 163a

RABY STROLLER Win tor Phone 1888
DININGR0OM SUITE Modern Becker
player piano almost ncW With rolls and
cabinet tHo eiectrie lamps anf. bed linen
Phone bI15
FURNITURE Threv p4e,e bedroom suite
orloi, gas range. mahosau5 Htfef fh8ue
FURNITURE 0ne mahosan5 suite also
on. walnut suite CssH 81 y Franklin =
Gas HEATER Lion sas water aeater tnd
a - gallon galvanized hat Wate5 ao4ter
f0l1 Madison stree
Gas RANCE sld.toars. tleetris dining
room doIac ao9 jefferson stfset
HOT ~EH0I.D GOODS pris4te sale eg
household goods. awnings AMI screens 9ie
West street
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Fer sale Apply
f23o Tatnali stree
HEATERS W sell the famous Empire
I,ipcless Heaters : u Williams. Third
and Tatnail streets formerly 30 Orange
MATTRESS Double holster and pillows
all evenings affes % eio1b i53o iansas-
ter avenue
RJo~ ) large selection of Wuat and Hbre
tapestry uru s>els and NelRe* FuEs \3=ti1t6=
hat <!yg Nuu 8c-lrt NJ h4te aHe tEs1t
will suit you Nuudt furniture 60 flfth
aud Madison STREETS ttetl4t terms
RUGS aud floor coverings aoea yaHIs
Iuoltum remnants iasEe enough for tstteh
ems at half pfios Hariaeh CASH iioase.
seventh aud faptag streets
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SHORTHAND

lines Private Business COL iege, 402
WI 22d street Phone 5221W lndi
vidual instruction 10 shorthand.
typewriting, bookkeeping, comp
tometer. adding machine Sc. open
all summer Day and evenings Elec
trio famed studios. Positions Sc
cured.
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NIncl1inerH and Tools

C0%C RFTE NIXEK %iue foot ~uttb
concrete mixer LieotH1s dtIte Good order
AppIy eia ~hIFicS street
AIAClIt&EKA ~ttam Hfpe sell pipe
beams channels angles euiumns sh aft
ing pulley. hangers hultcrs >fatass en=
pineS lathe> small printing press. itaff
man tailor ttres, IaHies 4 -slTiith 4 HEo.
Front aud iatnulI streets. - y ! 1901
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OLD GOLD To buy old gold and sive
VI. z. Dnkia. VII y SECOND atreet
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rnnn,s With Rnard

HOARD VIII board baby Good home Adj
dress - Every Evening ONCE
ROOM Young man 10 share room and
board with refined young man Phone 9134
without board. for gentlemen Also table
hoa arders phnnc LIZ
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Repalring

FTRNIT URE- Making old furniture look
equal TO new Repairing uphOistcrinR and
Gaming Phone 6l96W go French street
ROOFING Have your roofing and spout
ing cone by jos J. o Neil Co.'.ls " ] bird
street Phone 5304W. Plpeless heaters
ROOFING-W F. Williams co. o2I
Orange street Roofing heating and re-
pairing ,jobblng speciality Telephone
SHOES-The very best material and the
very best workmanship. Nothing else
leaves my shop. Jos Hess shoe repairer
2DX N seventh street
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Business Places For Rent

L FIFTH sl POO large sturefoom In
quire H. Walnut street
GIRARD 81 IT AND i6 suitable for
garages Possesslon tune =. 1870 q $
Woodward, l0I " Eighth street Phone
500,
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Good Things TO Eat

LUMBER Lot ~ window frames sash
ana doors also walnut bedroom suite. 9tl6
PARK Place
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ia ULTN Edward + Lewis. Moving or
ali kinds anywhere. Call Holly OAK ~ " 4
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Vacation Places
Where 10 Stop in Town
ROOMS AND BOARD

HE STRAND touRfH AND POPLAR
STREETS NEWlN FURNISHED
ROOMS TAHIt BOARD puoNE 64I6W
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Business and Office Equipment

FURNITURE once desks. safes, tlles.
cabinets and general office furniture, store
nNtures SC W buy. ssil AMI exchange
Hindtn & son, iui " ettpnd street.
Phone 5sSs II.
pool TABLE ES-Twu Brunswick tables
almost new perfect order. Cheap. flarn
Rehohoth. Del
SAFE Double doors inside and out. Gail
TNP NPEWRITERS- A. Smith Type
writer Exchange All makes sold. rented
and repaired Amco Adding Machines and
Check Writers v seventh street.
second floor. over barber shop Phones
AO75 or 4I5h
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Anartments and FlatS

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT One outside apartment
four rooms and bath J4nitor service. FIRST
apartment floor Apply to H. \. stay
tau. Fourth aud French streets
APARTMENT n r CORNER THIR
rEENTH ANn FRENCH THREE
ROOMS. HATH. HOT WATER HEAT
APPLY DELAWARE Alto sUprlY
THIRTEENTH AND FRENCiI OK J..
HOWARD GORDON. el3 MARkEr 81.
APARTMENT Furnish Ell ct two raams
AMI private bath Immediate possession
Phone t5a4
APARTMENT -Four unfurnished rooms
Apply Oa2 M sixth street
APARTMENT Three rooms. uufuruiahed.
Latest improvements Phone t4ta "
APARTMENT Tnree rooms Good loca-
ton With private family CaN 169 III
APARTMENT Three ROOMS uufurnished
Latest improvements sol W Eighth -
FOR RENT Two apartments at Twenty
ninth aud Market streets Schwartz tn
vestment Co Iuc 7l2 Fard Ruiiding
Phone ssda.
KING ST. l49a -Four raom apartment
call d-30 ~ j. uI.. standard titne. Pos
session June p
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Statesmen and AGENTS

CANXASSERS rwo or three good male
canxaesrrs for siCk and acCBdent htuctfs
salary and commission Do not call unless
you are Il hustler II yOU can produce re-
suits call room No 2. q " \iHth street.
& r Cameron superintendent
$ALESAlEN 1--we ealesmen ON stocks IN
trust company Organizing Many promi
nent men I1ru tificd Apply \ Every
Evening Office
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Helm Male or Fem L

BOOKKEEPER Competent either man
Address IN own handwriting + Box 10
MAIDS Chamhcrmaids housemtads and
housemsn Apply HoGse1ecpcr Hotel du
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Wanted Rooms or Board

Wanted Rooms or Board ~
BOARD In country for an elderly couple
fer fhr Stmiaer Address \ = Every Even
t.g oftiec
ROOM Gentleman WISHES furnished room
With breakfast IN small private family
STATE fHti Harf sculaEs Address \ L Every
Evening offtee
ROOM \ aupG business maa desires room
With ar without toard Private family
Central tNpatIuu au Every Evening
0iltee
ROOM second foaU furnished Maufed
bY tWa business ueople separate beds.
ueaf htlh. 1eatral location Write l.. ..
HaN t5S
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Rnats and Accessories
Building Materials

LAUNCH Scagoing launch 23xets feet.
$3.50 Address ~ Every Evening Office.
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REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED
ONE WITH ABILITY AND EXPERI-
ENCE CAN HAVE A GOOD oPPoR-
TUNITY REPLIES TREATED IL COS
FIDENCE ADDRESS -, EVERY
EVENING OFFICE
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Pal ming Papering
Printing Stationery

INDEX CARDs=For all kinds Of index
cards see Chas II Gray Printer. II East
EightI street. l advise that you anticipa te
your needs
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INST RUCTION
Correspondence Courses

correspondence COURSES 4
GOEFRNNfENT- Immediately hundreds
men women over ~. Government jobs
SIOO-S2UO month. List positions free.
Franklin Institute. Dept Al j. Rochester.
NJ
GoyFRNNfFNT- Immediately names uf
women over I6 wishing government posi-
tions Common education sufficient Sl0U
mon up, Address - ~, Every Evening
One
MAIL CLERK Wanted names men over
10 wishing 70 become mail carriers o. post
al Clprks SIuO-$l35 month. Answer i'm
mediately. - Is Every Evening once
Local instruction Classes -
SHORTHAND and typewriflng taught
evenings Individual Instruction Terms
moderate Address ii ~ Every Evening
Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
HENRY FORD PLANNING
A TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
Freshmen VIII Get Scholarship OF
Forty Cents Per
IfOur

Henry Ford has announced his in
tention to open n technical college In
Detroit. IL Will be known as the
Ford Institute Of Technology, and It's
curriculum will embrace those sub
jects which lead TO degrees in me-
chanicai. electrical ana chemical en-
ginecrihs. Outstanding Is Mr.. Ford 3
decision to grant monetary Scholar-
ships to nil students; freshmen Will
receive scholarships or approximately
$50 week. Rates for advanced s.a-
dents have not yet been announced.
Like all Ford ventures, the Ford
institute presents It's own deviation
from customary systems. The school
or the time being spent In class. lee
lure rooms and laboratories. and half
in the shops doing actual work under
actual working conditions. This rcgi-
men is so divided that the students
work alternaies every IVA, weeks.
The reason for this class TO -shop
and shop ;o-class method is given In
the school announcements: The Ford
institute of Technology proposes 70
give that education which is life,
directed hy purpose, In order that
thcrc need be no period Of adjust
inent after graduation; Theoretical
work is supplemented by experience
in practice, and by contact. with ac-
tu5i cond! lions In life. Commercial
standards relative TO methods and
cost Of manufacture. shop organiza-
ton. accuracy. production. and time.
are stressed"
The laboratory at the disposal OF
students" continues the Ford an
nouncement, includes the H!shlan,,
park plant. the tractor plan; and
blast furnaces at River Rouge. :, rail-
road. mine. lumber camp. and
many subsidiary operations. Evcr..
Phase OF engineering is covered. not
ny meaBer equipment for demon
stration and experimental! purposes.
but ymilllons OF dollars worth o:
machinery and apparatus all the
latest wSrd in scientific develop
inent"
Although the Ford Technical In
st'tutc was announced nut shor,
,ime ago. NOR" than 1000 appl!ca-
lions nav" already been received.
Every state in the Union has had it's
applicant. and many letters have come
from Canada.
Henry Ford is taking a personal in.
teTcst Ia the new school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
TERROR OF ARMENlANS
GREETS TURKS ADVANCE
Described by American Relief Worker
In Pnrs Prior 10 tnpltula-
ton of city.
tRy Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Tho terror
OF the Armenians that has greeted
the continued advance OF Turk !sh
Nationai;sts into their little republic
Is described b. Dr. Barton W. Brush
an American relief worker. of Elm
hurst. y. T.. In a letter just received
relief here 1t WAS written in the
city % kars some days before the
capitulation of the city to the Turks.
"m .Enr;n MAS ,b mnh ounce, November
Brush. word came 10 US to hurry
down TO the orphans. that the town
Ikars) was in a panic and the Turks
only twenty miles away. We jumped
into our clothes. l got my' horse and
rode into town; kars had been or
dersd i e ,itc,n. Refugees lined the
men. children, the old and hodrid-
den. cattle. sheep. pies and horses. a
wonderful sight.
II stopped at hospital No. s---not
nurse or doctor 10 be found. Same
the children were sleeping, but the
wounded soldiers were awake. Every
thing vas. IN panic. children crying
and refugees forcing their way into
guards threw III" refugees out and
! loaded the wounded soldiers on
wagons and conveyed them. under our
nag to the railroad station dump
ing them half dressed on u wood pile
Think! should tn" Turks have come
ana round uS attending wounded Ar
menian soldiers. they would have
slaughtered our children. the or
phanS.
We had 100 wagons transferring
food To points of safety. Every one
worked like beavers. All this trans
lcrrinS. you understand. was done uu :
der the American flag. otherwise the
soldiers would have taken the wagons
away from us. Flags had TO be made
at once. both Red Cross and ours. BY
afternoon l had iTnrnrnso N,vs NOM,
from all the hospitals
"Ry niShtfali word was sent that
the ArnenianS had passed the Turk {
out OF Salum tthirty miles away),
and that things wer" safe. The panic
had subsidized and things were run
ming fairly smoothly. But we feel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
HIGHWAY BOND ISSUES TO
REACH SUM s271,0O0,OO0
More Than Half-Billion Now Avail
able for Road Improvement
Work.
ARE APPROVED BY STATES
Six Commonwealth Assemblies Pass
Funds, While Half-Dozcn Others
Approve Enabling Acts-Vchicu.
lar Tunnels Included.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Fiv. States
voted bond Issues aygrcgating Si92.
VpV,Vuo. sixth passed constItu-
,ional amendment enabling the State
tent Of 100000 ana "a seventh
passed constitutional enabling act
without specifying amounts. at the
general election held over tn" United
Jersey, voted {2o,Oo0.ooo In bonds for
the construction of II vchicular tun-
mel under the Hudson River.
May Yield $1,000, 0OO. 900.
The total thus added 10 funds ap-
pr9priatcd for highway construction
which added TO bond issues passed
by eight other States since 1918 give.
figure of 5i3,soo.oOo from this
source OF revenue alone, Funds avail
placed at sls0.000.000 by officials OF
the Bureau Of Public Roads. Will.
FUNDS obtained from direct icvics and
other sources of state revenue and
couniy Issues or appropriations. Viii.
II is estimated by the National Auto
mobile Chamber OF Com ucrCc. swell
the total so appropriated 10 more
than sl.00G,000.0VQ.
No, ali OF this sum is available.
Tor expenditure at once, OF course as
most highway programs are extended
over period Of years. but Il Is
deemed highly significant OF the
interest OF the public IN Highway
transport. that such issues should bu
passed and. generally speaking, By
huge majoritscs, in year when other
aspects or the election are generally
all-absorbing in interest.
The fun extent OF the funds ap-
propriatcd for highway work is not
jet known nor IL II possible yet 10
ascertain definitely what the project
program of work for 1921 viii he.
II. however. the line of curve Of cX-
penditurcs since the war should Dc
extended in 1921. AN approximate ex-
pcnditurc OF S550.000.J0O would br
arrived ut for 1921. q figure which is
believed not unreasonable by those IN
touch with the national road situa-
ton.
Bond Issues Method Favored.
An interesting phase OF tho cleo
ton outcome is that seven OF the
eight States which acted favorably
upon bond issues or enabling acts did
SO for the first time in their history
indicating that the bond issue is com
Ing, to be an accepted medium o.
highway finance.
In only four States We're bond issue
proposals defeated and In each case
the defeat Is attributed either tc
purely local conditions or TO pro.
visions in the respective measures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Steam CARDURETOR CUTS
GASOLINE CONSUMPTION
New Automatic Device Reduces Mo-
florists "Gas" Bills 25
Per Cent

y corporation has been formed la
Richmond In tho past week known as
the Richmond Automatic Steam Car
buretor Corporation, for the selling
and installing of nm automatic steam
curburetor In the Richmond territory.
with offices and shop at COS West
Broad Street.
an Ingenious device to aid carbure-
ton. II Is well-known fact among
motor experts and mechanics that 40
per cent of the gasoline drawn into
either working around the piston
rings. Into tho oil pump or pasBing
out through the exhaust. This IL due
to the gasoline vapor not being fine
enough for proper combustion The
Injection OF live steam into the In
take manifold and mixing IL with thu,
gasoline rhpor acts as an agent which
makes Il 100 per cent combustion Of
The gasoline. thereby eliminating car
bon. cntailinB Il saving of % per cent
in gasoline and developing more pow
automatic steam carburetor on the
cars and trucks OF prominent Rich
mona business men. a saving Of over
20 per cent in gasoline Was noted.
nigh as Al per cent.
Now that cold weather has set in
ana alcohol aud other i!Quids are be-
ins Put in radiators 10 prevent frecz-
Ing. the question has been brought up
ns TO what effect ii will have on u
car equipped with the automatic
steam carbnretor. /; has been found
In actual tests that alcohol, being
combustible. adds very much TO the
working OF the steam carburetor, and
other liquids do not interfere with
the working Of the carburetOr
Several OF the largest firms In Rich
Inond using neets OF motor truckr
are cquipping their cars with the
automatic steam cnrburctor. thereby
erecting saving OF over % per cent
In their gasoline bills. with gasoline
at Its present price, any device which
guarantees a saving in gasoline. as
the automatic steam carburctcr docs,
Is sure to nav" a brilliant future.
y. Randall HaEucr. formerly ;yl,i,
the Terminal Motor Company. liz gem
"ral manager OF the newly formed
corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
WEST. VIRGINIA WEED
Largest Crop OF Tobacco Little Noun
tain Stntc Ever Grew-IIuntinE-
ton Becomes hurley Market

:. special from Huntington. ".
Va. TO the Manufacturers Record.
says: Tobacco is coming more and
more to be staple crop In South
crn West Virginia. and the 1929 yield
or il.i26,0OO pounds is the largest
in the history of the state. The 1923
ton early in December. C!rareti..
and plug manufacturers are expected
l" nave maay representatives pres
"nt when the buying begins Offer
inSs will include cigarette filler ann
pug wrappers and filler.
II Is rather difficult TO gauge
prices. hn, il is generally believed
,herc viii be slump as compared
crop and general conditions
throughout the country. However.
losses sustained by lower prices viii
produced. Farmers and WAREHOUSES.
men arc generally agreed that omen
Ing prices VIII range from SIS 10 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
AUTOMOBILE HIGHWAY
WILL COST S1O0,00O,OOO
Driveway of West to Be One of Finest
In Country when Completed.
Seek Federal Aid.

MotoriStS and good-roads makers!
their consideration for the ad.nIrcr
Of the great outdoors.
III IN" automobile tourist viii draw
map through the Western third Of
the United states. and consider any
one {: a dozen transcontinental trails
aena' Mf,,,, 10 Il from The Ens,. South
sCr!b" q ria3ter scenic-key 70 the
pc.cr!e's fairgrounds in America.
That's what $50 delegates from
eleven, Western states did In tho first
annual Convention OF tn. National
Park to-Park Highway association
rsSSntiy In Denver. They, shaped the
look which the National Park Service
and the American Automobile Asao-
citation. in Washington. have fashion
.n IN ORDER 20 release millions OF
WorhctI frtm everyday cares for q
Journey to their own national park
Fairgrounds.
Congress will be asked this winter
to turn the magic scenic by an.
nropriaiing funds for the pcrmh ncnt
Improvement Of this 5000 mile Inoto-
way. which depends upon the many
Tor sum uiat!on and seeks harnlonious
corporation for coordinate develop
hs .r Of good roads generally.
v.h. ne master highway OF America"
outlay OF about 100000. 900 .Tohn
i'ar'on fayn", secretary OF the De
L"I,Hith' OF tnc Interior, and StcDh.n
!. Mather. director OF national parks:
y. g. Datche!dcr. chairman OF the cx.
ecutive board, and Colonel A. l.. Vest
sarh' phihnnder for the American Au-
tomobile Association. have pledrcd
themselves to hold fas, the recrea
iona, agricultural and Industrial
wondrr-loc which A united West In <
resolved t. III with Il mast.r srcnIc.
KEY consisting OF primary roads and
!'npTnv"d highways. The Departments
OF war and Agriculture are being
urged to assist in this nation-wjJc
undertaking.
my one OF the twelve or thirteen
t,ransc"ntinentai highways is the stem,
Tor TINS Sccnic-key loon. which ,rav.
,rSes Coioradc, Wyoming, Montana
iidiaihio. Wao hGuSn$bcionork( nCsd
iIah". Washington. oregon I,alIfornin
Arizona. New Mexico and Utah AMI
embraces Nevada. in conncctine
nocEy Mountain. Yellowstone GiacieT'
RAINIER, Crater, Lassen Yosemite
Grant; Sequoia. Zion, Grand Canyrn
ana Mesa Verde national parks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
FENDER COUNTY ROADS
Hoard OF mmissIouerS Spn,oyc
finhtn 10 iuild Two Iiigh,ynys
Across the (counfx

WILMINCiTON. y. C Sov o.
The Board OF Commissioners of
P"nder County has approved The
plans for the construction OF the
i,rnington Fayetteville highway
and also the Wilm!netor- Scw par
ROAD. and has appropriated from the
money received from the bond issuc
ssho'ooo Tor the former and $4,000
be supplemented with Federal MD
The Wilmington Fayetteville road
runs entirely across the county
GiS,ance or twenty miles In Fender
,ouhlE. ana the Wi,mington-Ncw,
hcrh highway distance Of tiftenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
WORKING ON THE BARGEs
Southcrn Shipynrh Corporation Do
Ing quick Work for 4. =. Cow
crnment at Newport News

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nov. Pr
Ihc southern Sh!pyard Corporation.
OF this city. Is making good proc,rsss
on IT'S contract with the government
10 build six Tc-cnforced concrete oil
barScs 'or tho War Department
transportation service The barepS
arc to be les feet long. twenty-eigh.
feet wide and twelve feet deep.
The Southern Shipyard Corpora
tion has 4 100000 plant on a
twenty-acre site at the municipai
boat harbor. The plant and site have
q frontage OF 1000 feet on Hampton
loads. and 1000 feet on the Newport