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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

scngcrs. Lieutenant Farrell and Lieu.
tenant Hinton. who was the pilot that
New The MI across the Atlantic with
kcad. fierce storm hit us that
night ana finally we were forced to
land next day on account OF low bal
last. w: found we had flown miles
out OF civilized country and north
over fields. lakes and forests covered
with snow and ice.
We had to land Tuesday at l:ao
l.. VI. We did not know where we
were. We had no charts. only q com
pass. three carrier pigeons and no
food Our food had all been eaten in
the air. We flew twenty-five hours
before landing.
we were wet ana cold and
hungry: our flying suits were so
heavy we had to east them off and
walk III our thin uniforms. ! had ON
my light summer underwear as al
ways. 1t was hell and misery. We
could only walk for about two hours
AT time and build Il fire to keen our
feet from freezing. then start out
again. AT night we could not slccp.
regardless Of how hot our fire was.
II showed hard and the ground was
wet.
snow was all we had to drink. we
lived on two carrier pigeons. which
luckily did not send back with mes
sarcs. This misery lasted for three
days-lost and no signs of hope or
hahitation in sight. Friday, after
having followed a small river from
where We first landed in the balloon.
| discovered sled tracks in the ic,
and We set OFF to follow them. II We
had not found these sled tracks we
would not be living today.
I'VE followed the tracks for at
least five miles. They led into q
large lake OF ice at least two miles
wide. After walking along for about
an hour on the lake. in the direction
the tracks led. we spied a man about
q mile ahead Of us. After many
wild shouts managed to stop him
and got to him to tell him TO help us
ma town or some house. food and
clothing.
Much to my dismay, ! found that
no could only speak in his native In
dian tongue. but after many signs !
made him understand the conditions
OF myself ana my companions. Lieu
tenants Farrell ana Hinton were
played out The Indian led ne for
TWO hours through snow and leo to
this place. where. to my joy. found
a settlement OF white traders and In
dams.
After dispatching a rescue party
for my friends. ate ferociously FOR
about an hour to satisfy the craving
OF my tamished self. We are now
doing well and rccupcratinG At this
port, being taken care Of by the
manager OF the Hudson Bay Company
post.
wv" are 200 miles from tfN, nearest
railroad station, Matticc. and as soon
rs suitable clothes are made for II.
10 stand the climate. we are going
TO start by dog sled from here and
walk to that point"
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FARREiL.S SLOW TO NNGUH
HIS WIFE DECLARES
fnv uu.,ca Naw.

+. ROCkAWAY POINT. S. st. It. If
Although there has been .o,rUi,,-
able private discussion OF the CON
troversy between Ltevtcuanty Far.
Tell and Kloor on one SIDE and Lien.
tenant Hinton on the other as %,
Farrelrs bearing while they vye,.
lost To the Northern waste 10 on
cIal cognizancc has been ,akcn or
the remarks Hinton is said to hayo
made in a letter to his wife VIVIAN
Mrs. Farrell learned Of her husband.
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Der ~ III for"s, Approximately twenty
miles northeast Moose Factory.
James Bay. Ontario, Canada. Reached
Moose Factory safely December IL.
Suhsistcd ana transferred this place
hudson Bay Company. Proceed jan
narN IL naval air station. Rockaway."
Direct wire service was kept omen
from III" Navy Department building
10 Matticc 10 expedite the rrport.
secretary Daniels WAS at his home
when the long-waitcd dispatch ar
rived from Lieutenant Elour and cx-
pressed surprise at It's meagcr infor.
nation. The balloonist WAS instruct
ed I" Tile 81 further report which
should reach washington not later
than Wednesday afternoon.
immediately after Kloor's message
WAS received and recorded "a, the
Navy Department ii was flashed bv
wireless To every naval station and
ship belonging 10 the United states
Navy
some Of the naval officers on duty
here. when informed by corresponds
cntS tina. Lieutenant Farrell had
struck Lieutenant Hinton. whose
published letters to his wife were re-
scented by Farrell. expressed gratiii-
cation.
Hecounting some OF Farreli's ox-
per!"nccs. II WAS said by a young
petty officer that Farrell has had
twenty-onc years in the navy. being
one OF the few ex-apprentice boys
now serving.
why. Tarrell's entitled To wear a
square knot on his blouse" said an
o!d-;imer.
Under navy regulations. Farrell is
subject To cour;-nlartiai il il is estab-
lished that lie struck Leutrnan;
Hinton. This was stated tonight at
the Navy Department. Whether a
court martial will be called. as well
as the question OF whether court
OF inquiry will sit. will be determined
when complete information is avail
able.
II is considered serious ofcnsc
for naval officers TO fight among
themselves.
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attack on Lieutenant Hinton. she
said:
mir. Farrell is not quick ten
pcred mamie is very mild and slow
10 get angry. l am sure that if hn
hit MIR. Hinton he must have felt
that very great injustice had been
done TO him.
After what those men endured to-
scthcr." added Mrs. Farrell. Il can
not conceive that they should he any
thing but brothers for the rest OF
their lives. They are all heroes. No
ono deserves any more credit than
either OF the others"
Brother officers at Roclaway Point
were amazed 10 hear OF the ns; fight.
They had been expecting Hinton and
Farrell 10 settle the personal matter
whtn they got back here. but thought
j; would be done in Il gymnasium
under the outward appearances OF Al
friendly boxing match to get around
the regulations.
1t was stated that the mon now
probably vii! be- required to rcpor;
direct TO the Secretary of the Navy
At Washington. instead OF Forwarding;
their report through the command
ing officer of the post,
originally ii was intended to hold
a reception or dinner and dance at
the pos; with the three licutenants
as the guests of honor. Now it is
'all very indeiini;e" and nothing is
arranged" except that the Board OF
Trade of Rockaway Beach. the near
est village. is preparing to have a
parade to welcome the men
The humorous relief Of the situ-
alton is found in the fact that. with
Farrell's story told. each of the three
men has now claimed that he was
the strong man" OF the expedition
picturing the other two as pretty
badly tagged out.
Hinton told his wife that tho others
were singing his praises as the sa-
NI"r OF the party. Kloor wrote to
his parents that Hinton and Farrell
had stood the test with less success
than he. Now comes rarrell's state
m"nt that he finished strong enough,
TO turn the Two boys upside down"
II have never believed tina, Mr..
Farrell gave way" said Mrs. Farrell.
on being told Of hcr husbands de-
NAL that he offered to commit sui
eide so as not TO impede the flight
OF his two comrades. The children
ana expect 20 hear from him soon"
Mrs Farrell was spending her day
close TO the telephone. expecting Ear
rc!I to phone her as soon as he could
reach wire connection.
The officers on the post appreciate
Lieutenant kloor's sentiments when
he SAID there We're occurrences dur
ing an adventure of this sort which
I'll would be unfair TO discuss.
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kLoO1t'S PARENTS GET
LETTER RECOUNTING PEl,IL.S
iHy Assoc!atch Press !

''o" '.H.l, LA. Jan. ll.--Licutcn-
ant Louis hio"r. Jr.. in 4 letter mailed
AT Moose Factory, Ont. and received
bF his father here. told OF the hard
"hips encountered by the three naval
ha!!""nists IN their efforts to reach a
uahing post from the point where
they landed in the Canadian wilder
ness. The text OF the letter follows.
Dear Dad and Mother:
icy the time this letter reaches Won
your worries will probably be over
Tor the captain Will have informed Won
Of my safety.
! took balloon on, on Moud,v
December Is, ANA carried twn no.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
TENNESSEE SOL0NS GET
SECOND BLUE LAW BILL
ANOTHER Sun,in. -0bscr> nncr Measure
i"tr"umred In l.mw-1inl>inp
t"dS at Nashville.
BY AsShciatcd rrrss

= >. I
NASHVILLE TENN. Ian ia
second sunday observance htll is now
before I'll" Tennessee Legislature.
having h'"n introduced in the Scuatu
today
The bill makes ii a mis,lcmcancr
cor person or iirm IL exercise the
Including the operation of r,,rrniinu,,
SPORTS or entertainment for which adj.
hiSS!on is charged ~ an Offering re-
cclNcd as compensation
ACTS OF Necessity. such as "th" op-
GRAFTON OF necessary public utilities
fnu necessary acts OF charity and rN-
erciSc OF religious Worship ar" oN-
to $50 or imprisouincn, or nf,n,,, la
thirty days or both "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
DODGE WORKERS GET BONUS
Si'"oo'oo0 In Liberty bonds Di>trIb-
"ted to Employees of Motor
Chr Corporntiun.
IBv Asso,i,,tn1 p,,..,

DETROIT. MICH. Jan. il-Distri-
hution OF bonuses totalinS in excess
OF 100000 to employees OF the Dodge
BrotherS Motor Car Co. was b.!nt;
male today. The bonus is in the form
OF Liberty bonds and all shop AMI OF :
nee workers employed by the com
nanE I've years or more are included
IN IN" disbursement. The bonus
amounts to from 10 to - per cent of
a years salary and is similar To one
paid year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
TOBACCO MARTs OPEN
eastern North Carolina Trading Gem
'efs tcsumc Bu>inrss After
Ihrrc-Weck Lay on.
ny AsSOciateI i;rcssl

-NENUVEUIV'I T'rpSS.
liAl.ElGli. y. T.. Jan lI-'rnc mar
k'tS IN the Eastern North Carolina
n'iGht leaf tobacco belt which have
he'h closed since December /. ou ac-
''nn. ~ the holidays. rcopencd today.
REPORTS from Wilson Ncvb.r,.
''"i"sbor" and Rocky Mount showed
no material change in prices. the
average ranging from is TO - cents
TT round with only the lower
grades shcinE offered. Light sales
were reported from all nArkctS.
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BRITISH POUND GAINS
Stcriin. Rises Ia $40 and Prcss At
tributes Ii to Improved Finances
('numfrv
fBy Associated Press.

tBy Associated Press.l
LONDON. Jan. l0.-Financial ar
ticlcs printed in tho London Times
this morning say the outstanding
event in the city yesterday was tho
rise in American exchange, which
closed AT $3.T0 for the pound sterling
Tho increase of 20 cents in the
value Of the pound in a little over "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

week is explained aa partly attrib-
u'ahic 10 Ealing "T in the .\mcri-
can export trade. and also to rcncc-
ton OF the improving ilnanc:ai posi-
!ioh OF inns country aS compared with
that OF the United states"
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Norfolk & Western Ry.

Leave Hroad street station DniIy.
For Norfolk GOO y. NJ. 800 ~. NJ.
$50 l.. NJ $50 T.. ~. For the West,
l. NJ. 9:25 l.. N. Arrive from Nor
folk ilI5 ~. NJ. 6:55 L. n, 9:55 T.
NJ: from the West. 7:35 y. NJ. $3.50 4.
NJ. 2:l0 J. NJ. 1850 4. NJ, 1856 T.. NJ.
Onice. 1872 East alaiu Street, Phone
Madison ll6.
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Chnrtcr Issued For Cn,,n. n..n.

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. IA charter
WAS issued here today hy the Sccrr.
tary al state Ia the Cotton Bank A.
Trust Company. Of which Governor
liuGh NJ. Dorsey is the directing
>ririt. The purpose of the bank. IL
was stated. is to aid cotton growers
Ia market their crop.
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Lieutenant k.oor's Story.

y .kloor. as commanding officer OF the
lost balloon, spoke for the three con-
corning details OF their adventure.
1T Was the gravcst and most cN-
citing experience | ever had" ne SAID
after our wild dash along with the
storm which swop, US northward
after We lcf, Rockaway We found
ourselves az dayhrcak over what wc
thought was a forcs, OF The Adiron-
dacks, Yes. We decided TO cone down
when We heard the bark Of = dos But
after We reached ground We couldn't
find the animal anywhere. nor d!f Ne
hear it again Later IL was discovered
caught in trap. We also thought
we could distinguish small hut from
the air. but that was not to BE found
when we landed Everything ~us
snow and dcsolt-G wilderness. W.
roamed ahou, IN mis-, with nothing
but compass and not the sUgh,,s,
idea where Ne We're from about noon
on December Il un;u the ip.owiug
Friday before wc came ny with the
Indian trapper Who led as q, food
and safety.
Up to tia, ume wc A,l eaton
nothing IN, Two q. our ,hrsc carrier
pigeons ANA some catiaou moss ra,
Third pigeon Wa. f.l.-d. also. ban -e-
tanned ~ my poe.e, a- RESERVE la-
tons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12

Take Aspirin only as told in each
package OF genuine Baycr Tablets OF
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during 81 years. and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. If YOU see
the Rayer Cross on tablets. you can
take them without fear for Colds.
Headache, Neuralgia. rheumatism.
Earachc Toothache. Lunbago and
for Pain. Handy tin boxes OF twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
also sell larger packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark OF Baycr Manu-
facturc OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Observation-Disclosures.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

CLARK Died At tn. residence a., IL 4,
r'Ih.i. ~. south Harrison Street Ian.
CntS ~. 1871. at 2:5O 4. NJ. Mir Charles
.Nheri lark, aged 81 years. lie leaves
,Iss. Mrs Ida o. Wolf. Mir. ~ T.
later. A"''"'''''
Baltimore, Washington and whining
ioh t!'si.p paicrs please COPY
II IL : Miss Nannic Randolph u-,a
aansht.r ot General Harry iie;h. Con.
,.'Sir"te Army. died in Wash!nSiou. II.
al Epiphany Church. Washington re
ihalns VIII b" brought to Richmond We'd.
n"sday over tho IT,. l.. * l.. X. r. army.
ing AZ t'ioad street station $50 l.. NJ
ana VIII be taken direct to Hollywood
wh"r. the cominittal a"ryic" viii be- held
Warwick Road Ches,crneld County,
January llth. at II 80 y vi. Ms. Nancy
-. Jordan, In III" so,h year % her ape
Sh: leaves TO mourn thcir loss, TWO sous.
NJ +. and i. NJ. Jordan; two daughters
H'Ts. W. ". Simmons and Miss C.a!. v
kEED.-Dici. very suddenly. January II.
King william County. ". Funeral mo-
,icc later.
reynolds. Entered into rest january
:. 1921. at the rCsiieuC" 81 has SON No.
Isl. East BROAD Street. Mr.. SamIc,
Reynolds, after an Illness o! soy" "a
.wu children. II. Carlisle Reynolds and
Malt" X reynolds; four brothers and
TWO sisters. Funeral services at the
-cSidencc wcrc conducted by Erv. j. j.
wicker. of Leigh street Baptist ;hurca.
ami !ntcrmcnt was private. rallbclr-rs
I,iii. Alien q. Collins. ". Lee Ferguson.
carroll Alley. Rltchlc BACON
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Continual From First page.l


"S"'" an" '""''""'"
..,.
ne" w ""u ""''i'' XIV"
c ~ IAN" near o'''" ""' ~
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N''P so''7 "a N"'
"''u '''''. ""S '"' S'H'
""" '"'' ~ "'' ~ ~
No ,,aa ~, ,e i,.a,.o.'' .
80. 80 ,.
,,,, a,, -,
a., 40
r.oo.
,raa,..,
loon h..,,
49,
S""A'" ~ "' l'""'"s'
We got our lac; bearings from
an object that "" took l. b. a shack.
ana from that point where We thought
the bark OF a dog came from II
showed we were soinS northwest. 50
We decided TINS Was near enough to
civilization and began :" descend from
500" feet the impact was bad
NNh' ~ '''''" - 49, " =
hot hurt
AS the balloon began TO settle. Far
rcll said, the men took IN the cage OF
pigeons suspended under the basket
so the birds would not hc injured in
the landing. There were four birds
originally, but one had been released
over the navy yard. Sew York.
After gathering such gear as they
thought ,hcy should attempt to carry.
being strong men, the men set out at
a fast pace TO find the dog.
Farrell called attention 10 the fact
that this was Kloor's first Hight in a
balloon.
Started With Eight Snndn ichc>.
From our bearings we Knew we
had to so Southwest" Farrell contim-
ued. "We had only eight sandwiches
when we started and these were all
gone, The first day we travelled till
dark then made a fire and settled
down 10 spend the night l smoked
two cigarettes and kloor smoked
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.
AFTER-INVENTORY
USED CAR SALE.

Our after inventory
sale Of used cars is now
going on. The list in
cludes Willys-Knights,
Overlands, Chevrolets
and Fords, and the
prices represent the
best values in used
cars in the city Of Rich
mond.
Below are a few
samples Of our rock
bottom prices:
Best values in used
cars in the city Of Rich
mond.
O verlan Il 75-T,
5000.
Oh G vrolet 4-9O-T,
$500.
Overland 80, Coun-
try Club, $525.
Willys-Knight Dem
onstrator, 1920 model,
$l,575.
Terms arranged for
I cs ponsible pur-
chaSers.
Salesroom open 8
A. NJ. to 9 p. M.
OUR REPUTATION
is YOUR
PROTECTION.
HARPER
OVERLAND CO.,
213-15 w. BROAD ST.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Nil BARGAINS.
f.r,oN 'KEii:lt.92" stn I,S;fiiis
l-TOS DENNY.
FORD DELIVERY WAGON.
STEAENS TOURING.
PULLMAN TOURING.
II -. King MOTOR CORP.
$50 WEST IRnAD ST
AtrDMDnii.E BARGAINS.
Old%moc!l. ~. ave- pa ssr II. :.T.
p!dsmOhilc Sc" 1--we. passenger.
So Non O." Hv"-posscnger
range - seven passenger.
!'.IGc o. roadster.
- \. fHENTISS.
Randolph ioH. $40 W. Broad street.
kuto'nnhilc Service.
Columbia Storage Batteries.
New l:att"rics Rcntais and R-pairing
ia RIGA iES-!g2O Davis tOurinS. 1919
StuIcbnh.r touring. 1919 Kline touring.
Capitol Motor CORPORATION. 3l9 West
I.rbal
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FORD TOURIN G,
1913 MODEL, EQUIP
PED WITH SHOCK
ABSORBERS, Sc AT
CO V E r S; OV E r.
II a UL Z D AND IN
f c E LILLE N T ME-
CHANICAL CONDI-
TION.
FORD RUNABOUT,
1918 MODEL, EQUIP
p ED WITH N Z w
T | r E S, A N d IN
GOOD r u N N N G.
CONDITION.
FORD RUNABOUT,
1913 MODEL, EQUIP
P Ell WITH w !R E
w H E E l. S, N 4 w
f E N D Z r S AND
NEW TOP.
FORD TON TRUCK
CHASSIS, 1919 MOD
Ell, EQUIPPED FOR
ST A r r E r, OVER
II A u l. e D A. N d
e UP ED WITH
NEW TIRES.
PROMPT DELIV-
cry ON ALL TYPES
o + N E w f 0 r d
CA RS. R e AS @ N
ABLE TERMS CAN
BE A r r A N GED.
PHONE OR WRITE
u S A N D 0 u r
SALESM AN WILL
E X P L A | N OUR
PROPOSITION.
SEE w. C. KING,
RICHMOND MOTOR
CO., INC,
TENTH AND
BROAD STREETS.
FORD TOURING
1920 model with starter
$4,000.
A. R. TILLER,
1903 w. BROAD
touring. brand new. staEtcI
run 900 miles; $4,000. II South Tchtl
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

-FORDS-
USED NEW
1919 Ford Touring. $500
1918 Ford Coupe, in
good condition $500
1916 Ford Touring. $3.50
1919 Ford Sedan, start
er and demOuntable
rms $3.50
3lS Ford Runabout. .$l75
919 Ford Runabout. $3.50
1916 Ford Runabout. $3.50
Several other used
car bargains.
Immediate delivery
on all types of new
l'ords.
Terms can be ar
ranged on both new
and used cars. Phone
Randolph 3S7, and one
Of our statesmen will
call on you and explain
the term plan.
UNIVERSAL
MOTOR COMPANY,
1912 w. BROAD ST.
'oMnA%, aemons'ra,or,, passenger. with
f asns i.an ;GG S:i sa.ri";ead.
,ai:is IVES, Main Street. '" ~ Moss
SEE Aui Mi5.d T. s Mullen for used cara ais
The lin, to bug is ~Aen we wan. to
WIZ H aJ " 9@.5. oy say ne . 'saYsS
terms 70 rcsnons.hle people.
1919 Dodge Roadster. pcrtce, condition.
.o! is;9 cG r1r ST., l,'assenser: no. re.
EsSuil, i.iercc.--Al,,o'v Limousine: woa-
Oakland 6. pcr,ec, condition
Overland & 1870. good as new
:, seven.pa''. Hu?nootlc. line for hack
1890 Iupp Hoads,er. driven iess tina,
ZOO mt'cz. TAKE" IN on closed car.
ASDERToS AUTO co. INc.
's'' W. broad Ihoae Bout. cas-.
! i:NP!Ak Tho sup"r'ir~ small car
Mont" stone. inc HgoId n ByIand
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Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS competed In ~
hours. We are equipped - dive gar
men;s black IN twenty-fou hours. This
80 a SPECIAL branch OF our business and
IL always given prompt attention. MOI
zeiie's. sol Sorth seventh Street
fliArf-t.l win Fh.Lp. funeral director
and enbatmcr. o05 T.. Main stree.
Madison ~ Randolph sGS3.
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SCABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street StatiOnj
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
tMHin Street StktiOnD

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 L. Main Street Phone Randolph az
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TERMINAL BARGAINS.
USED CAR BARGAINS.

USED CAR BARGAINS.
Chcyroio, go, in20.:I model.
"Guipp"d with cord tires motor
meter. hood cover. ctc. Practically
no" i-E.
Chall ners. 5--,nsscny@r. l.ts
model n'w tires ana paint. ono
Aai ~ crlsiua! rr!cc.
Grou, roadster rpuippoi with
y.-r wacrls. y iuecaan!cdI con-
d,pH. Ir!ec ',i1.
rolsr sedan ~,pppal N,A nire
wheels an! '>;Fi t!r"-
noIre touring looks and run,
M nav y goa! brrGlin.
s,tdrlaHcr 5.passsnser sedan;
new paint. s"ot tirca
New winter tops Tor Maxwell or
DAk.IEi .atS al 500. reduction.
only q limited numrer
N.sOp MOTOR CORP.
Ran -b,-. ~ ". Broad street
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Lost and Eounu

FOUNTAIN pEE--Lost. fountain pcu
without top, return 10 iOl North Second
street. Reward
MJrf--i.ost. brown skunk murf In itucy
between. S.Ntn ana BrOad aGi GRANNY
aUi Hanover. Reward /: v.tururd to
ISL Park hvc"a'. i'hp.r
lTHSE--Iust. small ppcEeiooOk cantati.-
ing GOA ;h!mhle and .cnanS" iinL-r
please return th.mb!" aud receive rr.
ward No questions asked. Phone
Madison 5Gl:.W
CMlEEi.LA---l.o in Miller y Rho.Is
ladies' toilet. silver haudir umbrella:
6. ~. =. on sop. Reward. ll2U IVES,
GraCc. Apartment ..
t'MitikE.!.i.A--l,Ost, purple SILK uuihr.!l.
with initials Nj. l.. ~" i.-u Ia Il:ncy
auoTt : J.. VI. Saturday. Reward. Phone
boulevard 2J".-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-12
Personals

WANTED. iarH eyed. curly-ha!r"d
baby rirl two years old. Permanent
home with refined Christian family II
ample means. Apply 20. Times
Dispatch.
WANrED--Wc are making u su"ciAlts of
Gyc!ng army oycrccats dark brown and
black. MIS-. y. j. lyle. 3ls-ai1 North
Flf'h Street.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-12-14
BRATTLEBORO PERSONAL

Miss Matte AIetcaIf of South Newfane
came today To visit a few days with her
sister. Mrs. William \. Mellen of Estey
street.
Miss :. Hall of SaNtons River. who had
been. guest here several days of Mrs. ].
X. Bancroft at the Brooks House. re-
turned to her home today.
Leo Gagner finished work today as bell
HOY at the Brooks House. lie will 20 to
Wilmington to work in a lumber camp
with his father.
Mrs Jessie Fay. who had been at the
Brooks House several weeks, left Satur-
day for New York. She will return here
to spend the holidays.
Francis Austin. student at Dartmouth
college is expected tomorrow to spend the
Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Austin.
w II. Kinson. who had been confined
To his home four weeks with congestion
in the left eye, went this morning to
Springfield, Mass, to consult DIR. Carrie
ton.
Miss Margaret Dale. who iii and under
the care of a nurse from the Mutual Aid
association. remains about the same. Miss
Dale lives in the home of Frank Straw
of Canal street.
Leslie +. Covev has finished work as
chef at StreeterS restaurant and has
taken the agency for the Peerless Casu-
atty Insurance company of Kcene, y. III.
Richard Chamberlain has succeeded him
at the restaurant.