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The New York herald., 1921-03-19
wearing Apparel.

LOST-Lady's fur ncckpiccc trimmed with
fringe in taxicab. Thursday evening. he
tween sfth II. and the York Club Reward
OF $50 win be paid for rt'urn 10 T.. MASON
1925 Madison nv. Telephone Lenox 1892.
LoST-on Pennsylvania train arrivlns noon
arch "a, black suit cFsc containing wear
ing apparel. liberal reward no questions.
Lcnox f2i0.
i.OsT-Tucsday, March Is. vicinity eth av.,
57th and isth fts., fur scarf Liberal
reward for return e. 70 West 5s;h st., apart
fnenf aE.
The New York herald., 1921-03-19
LOST AND FOUND.

,r,,,,n STOLEN AUTOMOBILES.
ATTENTION, GARAGE & STORAGE MEN!
$500 reward VIII nc paid Tor the recovery Of
n a RIker ton truck. 1920 model. factory
No. 5sl7, engine No. 573g. license No. san3Oi.
New York. 1920. Stolen from near pier 20.
Nofrth t.f River. Chambers st.. New York city.
Leo.
$500 reward WIN be paid for the recovery
oi an Acme 81 ton truck, stolen. van body,
1870 a. model; factory No sjGsC. motor No.
stolen from Brooklyn, N. Y, pe-
ceinoer, 1920. Phone Broad ly72. Mr. Leo.
OF q stolen Winther truck. ~ ton. half van
gsg91y; 1870 model: motor No. 1896 serial No.
Ssl,o, license ss727s New York. 1870 stolen
f,sDruary from Columbus av., New York
city. Phone Broad 1872. Mr.. Leo.
A reward VII be paid FOR Information lead
ing to recovery OF n 1921 Ford. black tour
ne body. motor No. 4630sIs. license No
l2O63i, New York. stolen from IN front OF
aSo,, AZ Delaney "a st. New Yo5k city. March Z
BUREAU. 6s William 81. John 3gi6.
A reward win be paid FOR Information lead
ing 70 recovery Of a 1920 Anderson, blue
nlaci. touring body. serial No. 354ie. license
west corner Of 4ist st. and TIN av., New York
city. March ~. between and 3 T. NJ rHER-
WOOD ADJUSTING BUREAU, SO William
-. John 30i6.
a reward VIII be paid sor Information lead
Ing 70 recovery Of 1920 Ford. black coupe
body, motor No. fi40301, license No f594S-
New York. stolen from Fulton and Joralc-
mon streets, Brooklyn. New York. March IL.
between $50 and - A. ". SHERWOOD
ADJUSTING BUREAU. 6s William st. John
S64G.
LOST--Smali black wallet on Perth Amboy
tram wednesday, A. ~. Liberal rcwa Ri
NICHOLAS, Room i502. IL Battery place.
LOST-Black velvet bag, with jeweiry, East
i2lst st. Full cash value given n returned
o Mrs. KLETNMAS, o. East 121st
The New York herald., 1921-03-19

Mrs Henry C Wallace. wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture. was the. -iest
for whom Mime. PhilTipe c. Soyez en-
tertained at tea yesterday afternoon,
The New York herald., 1921-03-19

Col. Alfred du Bosch, Military Attache
Of the Belgian Embassy. has been re-
called and will sail tomorrow Tor
LelEini
The New York herald., 1921-03-19

Lord and Lady Granard are In wash
IL gton for a brief stay ana are az
tao Shoreham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
AUTO OWNERS RUSH
FOR 1921 LICENSES
With Only Ten Days of Grace
Police Arc Instructed
Art

AUTOMOBILES owners in Virginia who
ran 10 get their state license within
ihis week Will ..id themselves con-
routed by irouOic in punches after
Fcbruary /. Approximately 10000
licenses have been issued SO far. The
hccnSc is due as of January |, l:2l.
but the State allows "onc month .;
grace FOR the purpose Of anordinS
Il Hhhhce of owners to comply.
There are approximately 10000 cars;
IN TINS city, and OF this number u lit =
Tie more than half have been licensed.
Operation of tn" cars after January
III means that tho polic" VIII proceed
TO drag the owners or drivers [" court
ana let them tell IL to Justice Ingram.
The rush has already started. With
hundreds applying daily. Those VIII"
wait 10 the last hours rill h" disap-
pointed. for the few days remaining
VIII mean that there viii be such "a
crush and Il jam that they Viii not
oc able TO get licenses.
Instructions huv" been issued Ia
the police TO report every man or
driver OF 4 ear who does not display
The correct license. That means Il
hnc in addition To the license Tho
rush has commenced. with limo al
tho Office in tho basement OF the
capitol from 10 o'clock TO the hour
Tor closing. The office opens at >
clock each morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
COMMITTEE ADOPTS SITE
FOR FIRE ALARM STATION
Triangular Plot at ISCly;dcrc, Canal
and Madison Streets i

The rcport Of the subcommittee on
| utiiiics, recommcndin. the selection
| OF the triangular plot At BVlVldcrc.
| canal and Madison streets ms Il eitc
/ Tor the proposed Irv-alArm station.
| WAS adopted by the full committee
last night Alderman Epps sought to
nave the report tabled tor iutura
! NEE ting. when the Director of Public
works might be heard. hu, his motion
tlu no; prevail. Chairman Bn;kins
comp!il0eu;cd Chairman James l.. Ic-
tiers. OF the subcommittee. on rae re-
| port. which he said. was the best
! hay" seen since have been = mem
bc- OF tile committee"
In his report. Chairman Peters cX-
N!"iucd that the total cost 10 the city
would hardly reach $4,000. y portion,
81 the property now belongs to the
cry part OF At VIII be donated by
the Connection Company. and the re-
@a1nGCr. which belongs tc Ashton
Starfe may he had for about $4,000.
Captain Leroy Brown appeared be-
fore tue committee to protest against
the use OF space in Monroe Park for
u" proposed building, stating that
mere we're sentimental. economic and
tSdi reasons why the park should not
%" "ucrOAChcL upon. Svn;incutally.
henaus" of its historic associations
AMI IN" fact tnHt several churches
cd the park, and that lis fail space
SHouiG bo devoted 10 reCrcajional
purposes; cc~nomiCally, because i
would cost more !U the end and lc-
sal!y. because there was 4 question
IS to the right O.. tn. city 20 occupy
tao paris Tor AMY municipal structure.
James Cassie and Il W. Spilman.
directors of the Industrial School for
foyS, at Laurel, Invited the commit
toe 70 visit the school. with tn, rur-
pos. ~ view III considering; It's adj
yautaSeS 70 the city - q city farm
II was explained tina; the farm woUld
soon be disposed pf. "S The school,
w-Igl had hren taken over hy the
state would bo removed 90 4 site on
James i,ivrr noa" Maldcus and that
III" est. might wish thc PROPERTY
\ sHHrr-rr tft's'. ON ursciNE Alder
man White nDt CoUaCiimen Peters
aUp blyNyvSD-. was named 70 visit
The place and reper' back % tn" COM
m.t-rs- II probable tn. subcum-
m.;;ee VIII t.S.t Laurel Friday after
Pablo Welfare, askiur Tor = more
suitable place for ;h- Municipal En-
1lrymon. Bureau. was referred - =
subcommittee yUUSi sting az Alderman
Woody TounCl'Geu !-aad and Johns
W.o a~t 20 confer with the heads OF
-Ge 4esa-;w'n;s ana ascertain q more
convenient place fo- Tho Nurcau.
ON motion ~ Alderman White, n
~"s ut!oa liking ;tc name Battery
Par ~ plot Of eleven aCrcS on
The Nor-h side between North Ave
-u" ana Crauh" rlayue Avenue and
Ratt.T- Court. recently acquired by
'he city as rarE- Was adopted. and
ri" SANE recommended 10 Council fo-
Ncmue-s 90 Tho committee nrcsent
w.ra Chairman it1tkins, Aldermen
Nrl'" Erg- Woods and CourolmcN
HteSsrs Johns I.add and Peters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
SUPREME COURT TO HEAR
CONDEMNATION QUESTION
City's Appeal in Chambcrlaync
Avcnnc Fight Involves Consti-
tutfonulity ar Law.

Probably one of the most import
ant cases. as far us the city OF Iiich-
l!ohd IL concerned, which has yet
appeared before the Virginia Supreme
Sourt of Appeals this term. will be
argued and submitted today. STYLED
inc city of Richmond versus Carncui
cL ~. concerning condemnation pro-
ceedLngs in the rnamberlayne Ave-
nue. extension project.
llaintiffs. who in Hastings Court
hau the act OF the General Assembly
Vi i"le concerning condemnation pro-
cccuinsS declared unconstitutional by
'uuSc -. Z. Richardson. are the own
"rs OF property along the route OF
,hc avenue. who hold that the city
mas no right to condemn entire blocks
OF land through which the proposed
thorouGhfarc is to pass. Their plea
was upheld by the court. and the
It's action in condemninS. through
special Commissioner T. NJ Long, en-
tire tracts OF land. which il was pro-
posed 20 later suhdivide again. was
me correct procedure. J. u. Carncal.
y. /. Vaughan. Ida Jackson. j. W.
randolph. Leroy T.. Raeland, l.. and
J. Perkins. Sarah g shorts. Henry Il.
weaver. Jennie Weaver. Mary H.
iickado. Matte Holmes and Carrie
G. Taylor are named as plaintiffs in
III" action before the lower court.
ON the docket today are tie cases
Of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company versus Cofcr: the DupoHt
engineering Company versus Blair:
!!!h Town of Gordonsvilic versus
linn; tho Standard oil Company OF
New Jersey versus Roberts. and the
American Peanut Corporation <crsus
NcwscnD supply Company.
Argued and submitted yesterday
We're the cases OF Ford versus street
- al. and Robertson's cccutors YER
sUs the Atlantic Coast Realty Com
vany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
UNABLE TO AID PARENTS,
.F0RAN| COMMITS SUICIDE.
Earthquake Destroys Old Homo
Worry Ends i'll Death of Young
Sculptor,

Dcspondcnt over the affairs of his
parents in Italy and over his inabil-
ity To send enough money to make
them comfortable. John Forani. AIRED
80. committed suicide last night by
shooting himself twice through the
right temple with Il 22-calibcr re
voivcr. His body was found lying
across the bed in his room ut Sos
North Seventh Street by Mrs. L..
Pokrass. the owner Of tho house.
Foranfs parents lived in a section
OF italy which Was recently do
m"lishcd by AN earthquake. Their
home was destroyed ana they were in
need of assistance. II is said. Let
tcr.' had been written TO their son i'm
America asking, for aid. About three
days ago he is said TO have sent SilJ
TO his parents. His inability To hcip
them as much az he desired and worry
over their welfare Is said to hav.
proved on his mind. lie had been in
low spirits for several days.
He was u sculptor and was ON
nloycd by Ferrandini 6 Lcgnai"li. at
1898 liaNall's Lane. The body was re-
moved to Rcddin'S undcrtalitui par
Tors ana funeral services Will be held
from that place. Coroner Whitfield
last might pronounced death due to
apparent suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
GAS PRICE TO DECLINE
HERE, DEALERS ASSERT
reduction of - Cents Per Gallon
Is Shown in Chicago
Report.
EXPORTS ARE FAILING; OFF
Storage Houses in Windy City Arc
Now Reported to BE Overlooking
With Crude Oil-.tnothcr Largo
Cut Is Made.

Despite "a ;wo-cent cut In the rric,
of gasoline in Chicago today, tho frs
drop since the end OF the war. re
iners have made no reduction O.
price in this section ana the whole
sale price in Richmond continues a
twenty-rine cents a gallon from tn,
Wholesaler TO tho dispenser. Tn,
prevailing retail price is about thirty.
three cents.
Exports Of gasoline have fallen OF
matcrially the production is 5000
and ;hcrc is said to bc an excess OF
gasoline iH storage. resulting in the
Ch.yUro drop Though dealers here
oNlea. q drop IN the immediate fu-
turr. Ec-c has been no definite in
d.cati.n ia THIS direction from thy
roaners Who control the market,
supply.
Agco,ding to = wire. there has been
= reduction in crude oil from $3.50
10 So g barrel IN Chicago. ]; is said
tina, tine storage houses now are
ovo~lowia-. Notwithstanding the
''h,','-'a AeA'E eohSu''p''o" due
l..'"' .i'"-iE o. increasing motor ':a'-
&c Kerosene also has taken u de-
e''"4 ~ '"5 ''.''"'e "'S' '""rNs''
u'o..'..- ,''' '"s g" " s'''o"'
E'= - ...s ~ i'--..l'''''i i''on-
'.'' '.'''''.voGS -''.'
80 III +t.. S-''' ''o,'>, l's p'o"-
"'" s'' ne - '"e"'H -S'N
t.2 t"N "'''e
;-ea ee-i7 p" 5,s- barrels wholesale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SEEKS NEW MEMBERSHIP
Committee VIII Hold Meeting This
MISUNDERSTANDING Itody
tISn IN N,,f

Elaborate plans for increasing tho
membership Of the Richmond Cham
hcr OF Commerce Will be made this
morning when the chambers commit
lee m representing enterprises other
than local" Will meet III tho audi
tovum Of tn" chamber At II o'clock.
T. NJ. rrGtchncld IS chairman O. this
committee. Mr.. Crucchne!d will lay
before his committed plan for visit
inE representatives OF foreign CON
Germs doing business In Richmond
with q Wow OF having them become
members Of tho Richmond Chamber
OF Commerce Assisting tho chairman
it this work viii be Herbert l.. Cooke.
J. NJ. Graves. j. T.. oicl. l.. g. Shcaiu
ana !, J sullivan. The committee has
extended an Invitation TO Ralph ilar-
rlson AMI -. MEG. Burlington to be
present also.
Explanation OF tho best ms. hods
IN which To reduce the urr loss IN
iSchnoud TO minimum VIII b. us
cUsscd 1T meeting Of tn" Insurance
committees OF tn" chamber witch viii
take p!ac" following adjournment Of
N" first meeting T.. NJ Cru;rhGcld
also IS chairman of this committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Will Entertain Fathers.

y social will, toe given the fathers
Of the children attending the Robert
T.. Lee School tomorrow night AZ tho
REGULAR meeting OF the paront-TcnCh-
crs' Association, by the Mothers club.
Much interest has been shown D." the
parents ana teachers Of that school
stimulate even moro interest by r!N-
ing an entertainment for ~" fathers.
program has been prepared for The
evening ana refreshments also fra-
turc on the entertainment. The ot-
hccrS which were RECENTLY elected
are as follows: Mrs George y
Srrinkcl. Jr.. president: Mrs, Charles
II. Rosloy and Mrs j. W scott, vice.
tary, ana Mrs. w. X. Keuucttc treas
Uvcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
CAPTAIN STREETER MAY
FIND VICTORY AFTER DEATH
Fighting Chirarn I.alSr-Frout Claim
ant May he buried ON Ills
t'l:tiIn.
lBy United Nows.l

tIIINNGD IAN. 25.--NaDtnin George
Wrlliugtun Strcct"r. who fought title
corporations "a "a stauLStill for thirty
years Ia GA unsuccessful attempt TO
claim S9vu.U1u.UCO worth OF Lake
Michigan wutcr front here. may ind
victory a.tcr death.
The eccentric old man. who fought
for lis "do,strict Of Lukr M!chiEun''
Will Iii'r and fists aud took his Casc
- tn" supreme Court. may be buried
on the beach p" never won.
Officials OF tn" chicago Title and
TruS, Company said Today that they
would not oppose Il movement to
bury tho old man there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Roger Mann Wins Debate.

Frs. honors in debate with
seventeen students at tn. University
cf Richmond WAS won by Roger H.
Mann. o: 1915 West Grace Street
recently. IN" debate WAS pr.liYi!.
Trinity College. March :. Mr. Mann.
who came 10 this city from Amelia
Courthouse several years ago. gradu-
atcd at John Marshal! High School
last June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

OF the economic eituation in Europc
| with particular reference TO Austria
| The council took this action in view
| OF the opinion OF the confcrces that
| as the Austrian situation involved the
| entire European economic situation
| /; was advisable to have this situa-
ton thoroughly inquired into through
| the mos; competent representatives OF
| the allied countries obtainahlc.
| These representatives,. It was de-
cidcd. will hc Sir Robert Horne. pres
| idcnt of the British Board OF Trade;
Louis Loucheur French Minister OF
Liberated Regions: Signor Giannini
the Italian economic expert. ana prob
| ably the ministers OF commerce. OF
| other allied countries. including Bel
GUM.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
At todays session OF the allied SUI
Hrcme council here to turn the crit
ioal and complicated Austrian fnan-
cial problem over to the league of
nations,
The allied confcrces. when they mot
this forenoon. took up at once the
Austrian situation. They gave a hear
ing 10 the allied financial experts who
had attended the Brussels financial!
conferences, hut no Austrian experts;
We're called in.
When it came TO discussion Of
the question. it was found tho opin-
ions of the various delegations in
the conference We're so divergent that
a proposal was made to place tho
matter in the hands OF the league Of
l,i al
Ncport on Disarmament.
], was understood this morning
that the French and British military
experts had reached complete
agreement on the report 10 he made
by them on the disarmament of Ger
many They were asked TO prepare
such a rcpor; after Yesterdays dis
cussion. in which wide EMERGENCIES of
confcrecs.
NJ this Afternoons session the
question OF Greece, in her relation Is
tho Near Eastern settlement. was on
The program for the supreme couu-
ellis consideration.
Conditions in Austria. which ara
described as Critical" were cous!d-
cred by the supreme allied council. in
session here today. Tho possibility
Of an utter collapse OF the Austrian
government. with The a;tondan,
danger Of anarchy anu Bolshcyis,n,
has been before heads OF allied Cabi-
nets for several weeks. and The ueces-
Sky OF siahilizins affairs and giving
Austria chance to Work ou, her
destiny was appreciated when this
mornings sitting began
While tho representatives os Great
Britain, France. Italy, Belgium ana
Japan examined reports on the situa-
;lon entering about Vienna, allied
military experts were engaged in
formulating a Tepor: on the d!sarna-
men, o. Germany and studying re-
concentrations for the execution OF
German engagements in this partgcu-
lar. x; was expected yesterday that
a settlements o: the disarmament qUes-
sion would be quickly realized. bu,
French newspapers asscr' 'ra. wide
Emergencies OF opinion y ped be-
tween Premier LLOYD Geo,-e. Premier
BRAND and the allied experts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
"Too,h Picks GEE. rhrcr Years.

Willis Roberts. alias Tooth 'ickS.'
was sentenced to thro" years in the
pcnitcntiary in !Iustin@s court Yes
terdhN on a Chartc ot n'Ut1nim -
10 have Obtained the money by means
OF worthless $1,000 bin, Garfield
Green. also implicated !u the insc
airy II. Tho mon were arrested BY
Detective Scrgcauts rtuCci and
Duffy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

In the vicinity OF the Bolt Line ,
tho purpose OF improving Il and
streets. and for laying trunk sewe
letters have been sent out to
property owncrs Interested, man.
whom are expected to attend 1
inccting. 1t IL suggested by mcrnb.
OF The committee that property n,v
err who are Interested, In view az I,
improvements TO be made, might an
certain concessions TO the c!tv. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

who executed the military paintings
IN the Confederate Memorial Institute
the lifc-sizc portrait of the late SEN
ntor Thomas 5. Martin, authorized
by the General Assembly at its last
session.
The Legislature passed tho rcsoiu-
ton providing for the work by unani-
nous vote as Il tribute to the mem
CRY or the. great NirSinlan who wore
out mis- life IN the service OF his
country during the world war. John
w. Williams. keeper OF the rolls ana
cicrk or tho House OF Delegates. is
CUSTODIAN OF the portrait and prob
AMY vii! have IL hung In the hall
or the House within the noxt fcw
Gays y portrait OF the late John
w. Daniel is already there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
wiltshire Injured in co,,,.,o,

Il. @. Wiltshire. Ii0I West g.,
street, WAS Injured yesterday AZ,
room when the automobile trunls
and Main Street car. Wii,si,t, gro
irving west on Cary street who,
accident occurred. The strcn,
WIS operated by Motorman liolIo,
wiltshire vas hurt about Tho W.
ana WIS taken 10 Grace iIosnI,.i'
an ht,bu iahce. Ills Injuries arn
'cGardcd az serious. arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

Ana the wear ana tear caused by un-
tigcstcd food that cXhausts your III
gcstive organs, does not nourish your
blood. ana weakcns instead OF Civ
imE strength,
Hoods Sarsaparilla is splcnd a
tonic Tor the blood stomach. Kidneys
and liver. it creates an appetite.
pcrfccts digestion and assimilation.
secures lo0 per cent nourishmemt from
your food.
and cnrichcs the blood which is the
life OF tie body. eliminates catarrh.
scrofula. rheumatism, that tired feel
Ing, and othcr diseases. the poisons
IF diphthcria. scarlet and typhoid
fcvors and Influenza
Take iood's PINS for a gentle lax
alive tsmall doso) or an active ca
'har'ic Cnrac dosc), ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
UnnI, Leave. for Chirago.

!. y. HANK. Jr. NSSIsi1nt NtiOrnoV-
General OF Virginia. left yesterday FOR
chicago TO attend "a convention OF tn"
district governors of tho Niwauis
club. Mr.. Hank was elected GlSt'int
governor OF the kiwauis club Of the
capital district last year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
nittcc nrcsent
RICHMOND MERCHANTS
SOUND PROSPERITY NOTE

.,.-I y-,- ,--- ..-y,-g-5--. 49,.
j" 'He "eN'
year
Frs. he alvsca,el .N., NO D..at'
\-a-.r--,
-""'''> '''.A''"" 'aNe cp the
housing situation IN Elchuoad and
''' "9 "t 'N''vSStH H. re
said that much has been areornpiish.!
a the past Uy TIL, Retailers. lu, INA.
y mas almost entirely been tic &C
cpmpl!shm"It u SELFISH aims De
'"' "- N'"' 'He "F-'n'@"u"n could
luxe the matte! up and pat i aCrOsf
As other ORGANIZATIONS N4yn failed
:, ia Air c,rl.,. ,.. 49,
'' go ''''' $50" ''"t cue AS
ISOLATION civ. tho housing situation
very Serious constellation 81, TN
,,., ,,,,,,r
NM. ~, ~ ''''''' l"S move
would rebound to tho puo1 O. tn.
!.,...-i ,
tile coiored and white mechanic
4 = '','' S"'" '"''uS u
INC erection OF suitable homes.
Is tho second suggestion. Mr.. cor
/ Icy called tn" attention %; the asso-
/ cIai.uu to tiIc work OF oliver l. sands.
'halrman ~ tn" cDmWi'ia. on agr!-
! culture Of the Chamber o., Commerce.
a,d astcL the co-uporJt.ou uf all IN
! fprnuraIng his work anna bringing 10
/ the vicinity OF Richmond u sultabI.
/ class al farmers aud Observation-Disclosures
"And I wan, an auditorium hefore
{ I'm too ola 10, cuioy it," Mr. Corlev
/ declared. REFERRING. to the rirrtrn, civ
! Auditorium a. Il disgrace ana sug.
/ eesting that something DO. dom TO
/ remedy This. lie suggested that the
9ea @s ~ i,,l MigamoHa eHposi'!on.
,ri ii2W ,e. n.mp.y 'hnnHG,l tho as,
| 80" naming "i" IA, second
|
res "" railroads.
! ','P"'hS Mt'S H."Fi from me va
/ '.Y"S Httllun 'hA.iileH 10 r." "ssoc!-
/ =, ~ !i'E Win an '"HitAS IRON
! - 'Luii"-' Ht'"h OF va" iur-
! ",','S '"y9 -" 'otd "a" asStin-
/ 49,. - - f"''u',y'p l' t''h-
| - ihN's, "a !" "t iuihi, Hr" que. nesS
rr.,I ,r,a,l,.- ~ q I'''i ,
,.yrj,ay ~ ' ,bl wg'.9 ,n n W liis
/ mona 90 '' '''''''
n4,id Iur,el., .~ ,
r',t" ''u n'iS,,' igr ne jewelers.
I ..-,I5,, -".''7
( III. l,m,'i,yar. te."i.,,i,, ..'W'',. 10!
''yy' ,,I 'n,' nc, me @h@rl rsp2'is
( 'r.au',l a rssoli,i'a,, :'.,.i,.r .,,, ,'ii.'-
..at,srs "r-u',i. ,"'t 'ur
/ Ia cu-nr.r,,r ,,trb n,I =. , =
rr,r;lon or ",n,,i,rul ..'',.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
"1he Low Profit Policv"

a policy based on quick
turnover and small profits,
rather than few sales and
large profits. It's a plan
that for 81 consecutive years
has saved hundreds Of Rich
mOnd people big, substan-
tial sums on high-grade Fur
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niturc. And now, when con-
dlt'ohs are getting back to
normal again, it means moro
than over before.
Won't you come in and
inspect our wondrous show
ing and let us explain what
the Low Profit Policy"
means to you?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

FINANCE Committee to Meet.
The Finance Committc" of CITY
Iouhcil VIII meet in special session
at : o'clock Friday night, to consiL.r
the proposition OF acquiring property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

FOX sAI-r:--C GOVERNMENT ASH
CANS. SLIGHTLY Used. $3.50 10 $3.50
3. ROSE & CO.
f2E BROOK AVENUE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
building Materials

LUMBER i-onr leaf or sa!e. GIy an,
sount SKA 1Sl2 l.zI2: as 10 ,5s 49,
Thousand. u EroUE Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

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