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The wedding of Miss Edythe Gross
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Grossman, and Mr.. Walter A. Fribourg
will take place tomorrow night at the
Hotel Biltmore. Miss Ruby Jordan will
be the maid of honor and Janet Jordan
the flower girl. Mr.. Charles Friedman
will be best man. Mr.. Fribourg and his
bride will sail on Tuesday for an ex-
tended trip abroad.
Miss Grossman gave a tea yesterday
bachelor dinner last night at the Hotel
Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Bigelow OF
Scarsdale. N. Y, have announced the
engagement Of their daughter Miss
Madeline Garfield Bigelow, to Mr.. John
Wilmot Brewer son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Horatio ]. Brewer of New York city.
Mrs. Fiske Arons OF 25 Fifth avenue
has announced the engagement Of her
niece, Miss Dorothy Jean Mabie, to Mr.
Charles William Bonner. Jr., son Of Mr.
Charles William NJ. Bonner of Brooklyn
and Sharon. Conn. Mr.. Bonner Is a
graduate of Williams College. class Is
At a bridge party given a few days
ago by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Myror
Howell of 751 st. Nicholas avenue an
nouncement was made of the engage.
ment Of their daughter, Miss Inez @
Howell. to Mr.. Roy H. Valentine, son oi
Mr.. John H. E. Valentine Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Barron OF
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Christodora House
Has Twenty-ffth
Anniversary To-day
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James is
President Of the Board
Of Managers.

y FRS. ARTHUR CURTIS 8
mi JAMES. president of tie
I board OF managers Of Chris
todora House. is expected to arrive
from Europe in time to participate in
the twenty-fifth anniversary Of the
founding of the institution and to pre-
side at the service to be held this
afternoon at the headquarters of the
settlement, lat Avenue B, near Tenth
street. Avenue B met upper New
York yesterday at a birthday party
held all day and evening at the settle
ment, feature Of which was huge
cake. big enough to give to every
guest slice.
The program to-day includes speeches
by Miss Sarah Carson. Supervisor Of
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ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Langtom. A reception was held in
Cullen Hall. The bride was given away
by her brother-in-law, Major John Ben
nington Bennett. Jr.. u. S. A.. and was
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attended by her sister. Mrs. Bennett.
Capt. Robert NJ. Bathurst was best man.
The ushers were Majors Robert Won
Volkenburg. Adam Empie Potts and Ar
thur II. Harris and Capt. Willis Teale.
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came the bride on Tuesday OF Capt Leo
James Erler. u. S. A.. now on duty at
the United States Military Academy at
West Point The wedding took place In
the Catholic chapel at West Point. The
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS IN SOCIETY

Rye, N. Y. have announced the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Ann Cham
berlin. to Mr.. Macauley Hamilton, son
of Mrs. Theodore +. Hamilton.
Mrs. Martin Waters Kirwan has an
nounced the engagement OF her daugn-
ter. Miss Helen Murray Kirwan. to Mr..
Gerard A. Ryan of this city. son or the
late William Ryan. Miss Kirwan's s
father was the late Major Martin Waters
Kirwan of the British army. and through
her mother she is a descendant OF Gen.
Aquila Giles. one Of Washington's starr
officers.
Announcement has been made by Mr..
and Mrs Charles McFadden, Jr., of Over
brook, Pa, of the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Anne Elizabeth McFad-
den, to Mr.. Bernard NJ. Stanley, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs William Carleton Stanley
of 271 West Seventy-second street. Miss
McFadden is a graduate OF the Sacred
Heart Convent. Mr.. Stanley was grad
uated from Princeton in 1917 and now
is finishing his law studies at Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Billette White of
Plainfield, N. J., have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Dor
othy Mabel White. to Mr.. Frederick
Clement Scott, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Bradley Scott of Newburgh, N. Y.
Mr.. Scott was graduated from Yale In
1921.
Miss Frances Smith, granddaughter OF
! Mrs. Charles H. Bailey of st. Louis, be-
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Englewood. Mr.. Bulkley Is senior MEM
Der of the firm of Spencer Trask & Co..
rs Broad street.
Miss Dorothy Rowland. daughter OF
Mrs. Frank Worth Rowland of 720 West
180th street. will be married to Mr. Ed
ward Bacon Simmons on Saturday eve-
ming in the Fort Washington Collegiate
Church.
Miss Elsa Andersen, daughter OF Mrs.
Henry M. Andersen, will be married to
Mr.. Harper L. Owen on Wednesday at
the home of her mother in East Orange.
Miss Andersen is a granddaughter OF
the late John Andersen of New York,
who was one of the founders OF the
Philharmonic Society.
Invitations have been sent out by
Mr.. Thomas A. Maher for the marriage
of his daughter, Miss Ruth Janet Maher,
TO Mr.. Clarence Clement Garvey. which
will take place on Wednesday. June Il,
in st. Augustines Church. A reception
will be held at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Miss Maher is a granddaughter of Mr.
Edward A. Maher, formerly president
Of the Third Avenue Railroad.
Mr.. Garvey and his bride will spend
their honeymoon motoring through Can
ada. They will pass the summer with
Mr.. Maher at his country home at Wad-
ing River, L. L
The marriage of Miss Helen Ruth
Heilbrun, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Heilbrun of aga Riverside Drive,
to Mr. Allan Gregory Terry will take
place on Saturday at Sherry's. Mr.
Terry served overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. August e. Uihlein OF
600 West End avenue have announced
Adele Marie Uihlein, to Mr.. Charles
Rohe. Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rohe of New York.
Tho marriage of Miss Helen L. Ed
wards, a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Howard Edwards of Youngstown. Ohio
and 26 Gramercy Park, to Mr.. Alfred
Newbery, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
D. Newbery of New York city, took
place on Thursday in Trinity Chapel
! West Twenty-flfth street. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Charles L
Gomph, rector of Grace Church, New
ark, and the Rev. j. Wilson Sutton
vicar of Trinity Chapel. Only the imme-
diate families were present
Mr.. Newbery was graduated from
Amherst in 1918. He spent Ave years
teaching in China under the auspices OF
the Episcopal Church.. He is now a
general secretary in the nationwide
campaign department of the presiding
Biishop and Council.
Mrs. Newbery attended Miss Lows
school at Stamford. Conn.,, and was
graduated from Wellesley in 1918.
After a months wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Newbery will live in New York.
The wedding of Miss Ellen Marshall
Semple and Mr. Philip Barry, whose en-.
gagement was announced few days age
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Continued from Page Two.

be held at Oldgate. the Bulkley home In
Englewood. Mr. Bulkley Is senior MEM
Der of the firm Of Spencer Trask & Co..
rs Broad street.
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Why Buick Cushions "Ride Easy''

Buick cushions are comfortable on all roads
because Of their double deck" springs and
resilient hair pads. The upper springs, which
are light and easy-acting, yield to the slightest
road irregularity. The lower springs are larger
and stiffer. They come into play on rough
country roads, carrying the passenger in COM
fort over bumps which cause the ordinary seat
to strike bottom.
Between the springs and the French-plaited
leather upholstery are two thick, yielding pads
of interlaced hair which positively prevent
Jumping.
In Buick seat cushions, as In every other part
Of the car, il built the quality which has made
Buick cars tho standard of comparison
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN
Pioneer Buildcrs of valvc-in- Head Motor
s.A rvAu~esi Daal~s
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Miss Dorothy Rowland. daughter OF
Ms Frank Worth Howland of 720 West
180th street. will be married to Mr.. Ed
ward Bacon Simmons on Saturday eve
ming in the Fort Washington Collegiate
Church.
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Miss Frances Smith, granddaughter Of
Mrs. Charles H. Bailey of ST. Louis. be-
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Barron Of
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BUICK MOTOR COMPANY

Broadway and 55th st.
Kings County Buick, Inc, 1905 Bushwick Ave-,
North Essex Buick Co., $40 Bloomfield Ave-. Mont
clair. ~. j.
Richmond County Buick Co.. 7eo Richmond Terr..
New Brighton, N. ".
Rockaway Buick Company, Mott Ave. James st.,
Far Rockaway, N. "
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BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN
Pfatbush Ave. at 9Th Ave.
BeiIeyiIie Buick Co., 624 Washington Ave., BeIIeye,
N. j.
Brick Church Buick Co., East Orange, N. j.
Bronx Buiox Company, 607 Bergen Ave-. Bronx N. Y.
Bronx Buick Company, 2i6s Grand Concourse, Bronx,
N. Y.
Grldden Motor Supply Co., sso west 5sth ST..
N. Y. G..
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NEWARK
297 Broad Sc.
South Orsnge Buick Co., South Orange, N. j.
strnng Auto supply Co.. 81 Smith st. Jamaica,
Ny.
Tafts City Garage, 1Io First Ave-, Long Island City
N. ".
Tafts City Garage. 13o Broadway. Flushing, N. Y
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Funeral Directors

n. c. Lcwi.. Jr.. tccretAry.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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REFERENCE
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Ask for Want Ad Takcr
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for THE RICHMOND TIMES DIS
PATCH daily morning edition NIL
appear IN the next edition or THE
EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morning anu
evening service in all Instances. with
the exception of ~ u ) L y u a I
TIMES DISPATCH. which is priced
separately,
Schedule OF Want Ad Rates
&c word daily. minimum
Zoe. set solid.
2Lac word sunday, minimum
csc, set solid.
consecutive insertions. in
Guiding sunday, &c word.
consecutive Insertions. In
GLIDING sunday. luc word.
(Notc the reduction for consecutive
inscrtiOns.)
DispIny Type
The largest type permitted In the
Want Ad pages IS Y point. and the
smallest space in which l2-point
type ad may bc set is one inch. The
rate Tor this large type is cents a
word daily ana IL cents Il word sun
Gay. The same scale OF reductions
wiil.aDPly AS for regular want ads.
Caps. broken lines, white space are
charged for at the regular word rate
estimate words to the line.
Longer term rates Tor business ad-
rertiscrs on request
Advertisements received as late as
10 y. NJ. and 10 /. NJ each week day
and up 10 l.. VI. Saturday for correct
classification in the next EDITION.
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WANTED,
DURANT Statesmen.

If you are an ex-
perienced retail auto
mobile salesman, with
a list of live prospects,
our retail sales depart
ment will int rview
you in regards to a
connection as Durant
salesman in this city.
Straight commits S i o II
basis.
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EMl TIL EY--DI.d. after brief illness at
her home IN Roanoke. Va, June End.
Mamie J. Smithey, widow OF The late
w. r. Snlithey. She IS survived hy one
daughter, Miss NELL. Sm!th-y. and three
sons, Marvin r., william Il. and Louis
T.. ana one sister, Mrs " $ Scay.
Burial vii! be at Emanuel Episcopal
church. Hcnrico County. June ith. on
arrival o'clock train Broad Street STA
ton.
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THANKS

To the liberal support of
the used-car buyers of
Richmond and the sur
rounding terri tory, our
sales last week were the
largest since our entering
business in Richmond. We
are looking forward to an
other successful week be-
cause we have entered on
our lot some excellent used
car bargains. Our stock is
complete. Below are listed
a few of our specials. We
have many others equally
as good.
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USED TRUCKS
Graham Bernstein .-ton truck. 1850 cash.
easy paymcn; plan
Stewart truck. 2l*-ton. $50 cash. bal.
ancc on terms.
Stewart :-ton. 1850 cash balance on
easy terms.
United states truck. $40 cash. forms to
suit purchaser.
Republic 2a-ton. long wheel baso x;no
cash. terms to suit
international 1-iis-ton. ,2h, cash. balance
on easy terms.
These trucks are al! in good m"chan-
zeal condition. and Will demonstrate. same.
KLINE kAR SALES COMPANY. INC:
bl3 W. Broad st
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

OLD TIRES made new we sell Miller
Tires and Mansneld Tires. Bell THO
AMI Rubber Co. EOS North Bclvldere
Street: IN North Nineteenth Street
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at his reslcet.er AIS
Louisiana Street. June z. at 6:lO a Nj.
VIM. II. Miller. Funeral VIII take place
from 81. PAt!!ck's Catholic Church sun
day at j. VI. He is survived by the
following childrcn--M.ss Ada Miller
Mts, Geo y. DAILY. w II. Miller Jr
OF this city. and Mrs. W. l. Ncale. OF
Norfolk. Va. Intcrmcrt Hollywood.
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LUMSDEN-Dlcd, Friday, juno J, lt22
&; 1850 p. NJ. a, the residence OF her
son-!n law. Hugh y. Horn. 1897 Eas;
Clay Street. Mrs. NJ. L. Lumsden. after
several months fitness. She liz survived
by one and two daughters George
=. Lumsden. Mrs. Il. j. Vaughan and
Mrs. II. -. Horn, all OF this city. Fu-
neral Sunday afternoon, June I, at j
O'CLOCK from Gospel Hall. Fulton. In
termvUt Ia HOLLYWOOD
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

AN EH!CA% SIN--Someth!ng really nice
tnHc ;aFousAout. Mr. Nicholas, sty W.
Brua! 81;
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PAIGE TOURING
USED FORD CARS

USED f Fokb CARS
SELECT YOUR CAR NOW
FROM THIS COMPLETE STOCK
AND SECURE \ MAXIMUM
VALUE AT y MINIMUM PRICE.
STOCK IS COMPLETE. AND GET
THE BEST BUY.
JUST y FEW OF THEM
RELOw:
FORD TOURING.
1921 model, equipped with
wheel and lock. Good mechanical
and paint condition. good ;.res.
FORD TOURING
1927 model, equipped with
starter and d"mountah!e rims.
shock ahsorbcrs. oversize wheel
and lock. In excellent paint and
mechanical condition.
FORD TOURING.
1921 model. equipped with
starter and dcmountab.e rims.
extra tire and tube. shock alb
sorbcrs. klaxon horn, parking
light. 'ias been used less than six
months.
FORD TOURING.
Late model. without starter, and
equipped with plain wheels. good
running condition. and reasonably
priced.
FORD RuNABOUT.
LATE model, equipped FOR starter.
good mechanical condition: good
tires.
FORD COUPE.
Lat. model, equipped with
starter. Car Teconti;ioned and re-
painted.
FORD SEDAN.
1871 model. equipped with
starter and demoUntable rims:
good tires; cNce.len: paint and me-
ohaA.ca! condition.
FORD SEDAN.
1920 model. equipped with
starter and demountab,e rims.
shock R5sorbcrs. oversize wheel
and !ocH. Motor oveEhauled and
runs like new.
FORD SEDAN.
1921 model. equipped with
starter and Gcmouuiab!e wheels.
In excellent mechanical condition.
and new seat covers.
FORD ToN TRUCK.
Late model. rheumatic tires.
D'"y'
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CRoSTlC-D az 1880 L. ", June q,
At the home %: his daueh;cr. Mrs. j. II.
Collie ZIG East Twelfth street. south
Richmond ". l.. Crosilc, aged 80.
Survived by three daughters. Mrs. J. II.
Collie. NIrs. {. :. Sutton and Mrs. W. y.
Nornier. Member of New South Cuun-
Gil. No. 5. j. -. L. ~, Nj, and LILY Coun-
ell, No. 3. u. OF J.. Funernl NOTICE later.
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al h!s Ies.aenee. !2o sou.A

al HIS residence, TO sOuth
Cherry Street, y. NJ, June ,, william
Stanley jones. He Is survived by ;hryc
daughters. Misses May Stanley Jones,
Irene l.. Jones, Mrs. Douglas l.. Bates.
one grandson, Douglas T.. Bates, Jr..
and one sister, Mrs. Mary +. Long. OF
Baltimore. Ma Funeral will be held
from the residence Monday morning
at 1880, Baltimore papers please copy.
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AUTOMOBILES

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Motorcycles md bicycles IL
ACME pIcYCLE-sio oush. 81 weekly.
Mowlett Iieyelo Co. as W. Droud.
9IcYoLDs-For exercise. which means
Moaith; for economy. which letor means
complete. Bicycles for boys. Eirls and
men. J. z. ouutios s. Son. 80 West
broad Street. agents for the best.
ONE ONE, !o-horaepowsr motorcycle for sale.
WIN tnka $50. Write c. 4. Brizondine,
Kings MIL Farm. Williamsburg, va.
GENERAL bicycle repairing. DAWN Tire
and Repair CO.. COS East Clay St.
Auto Acccssorieu IL
AUTO SPRINGS. gears bearings and
Avenue. Randolph 6sH.
AUTOMOBILES owners. garagemen. me
chanics- repairmen. send today for free
copy OF this months issue. II contains
helpful. Instructive Information on over
hauling. Ignition troubles. wiring car
/ buretors. storage batteries. etc. over
40 pages. illustrated. Send for free
copy today. Automobile Digest, a7t
Hutler Build!ng. Cincinnati.
TIRE TRoUBLE-CulI Madison 1896.
Mack" Cosby Auto supply.
TIRES-rwo 3oS3ha nonsk!d tires 80 Fisk
quality. high priced. in wrappers Bou-
levard 1919 W $40 y. CRANKY.
TlRES-For sale. five Silvortown cord.
32xila, good condition. sI?.5o each. Phone
Mr. Erlich. Madison 37i9.
WE CAN SAVE YOU
rs to i0Te on
YOUR TIRES.
NATIONAL TIRE AND RUBBER CO.
f21 Wost Broad Street.
WHY pay more7 We sell for less. s 81
". Tire Co. 327 West broad
Service Htations-Rcpairin ~
AUTOMOBILE PAINTINGS, fine auto
painting. see Smith Moore Vehicle CO
SlJ North Fourth Street.
CYLINDER AND PISTON GRINDING a
specially; using the latest wet grindiur
process. superceding all other methods
Satterwhite * Co. 1899 East Frank
lin.
ROSS & CARLE-Automobile repairing
and general machine work isOs-lZ "
Main street. boulevard l.5.
VIRGINIA AUTO Tor builders. sia
West Broad Street. Randolph ioio.
NICKEL PLATING.
Automobile parts speciality. Polishing
ana iacquer!ng brass nItures.
Richmond Metal Products
Co.,
325 South Fifth street
Randolph 6o73.
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HEADS OF
DEPARTMENTS.


Women wanted as heads
of the following depart
ments: GLOVES, TOILET
GOODS, G. O R S E r S &,
SHlRTWAISTS. For those
who possess ability, and
are thoroughly Xperi-
enced, we offer a good sal
airy and a very good oppor-
tunity. Only experienced,
or those who are at present
competent assistants, will
be given consideration. APP
ply to
THE WEISBERGER co.
AT O%cE-Five ladies' TO travel. de.non-
stra,c and sell dealers: $40 to $50 per
week. railway fare PAID. Goodrich Drug
Co. Dept. i02-SS. Omaha. Ech.
WANTED reliable colorcd woman FOR
cooking and housoworH. ,:n 10 I'D
daily. Apply io2 stonowau Avenue.
Forest IIil. Phone Randolph eoit.w.
WANTED. lady FOR candy department;
apply Icy letter. giving references and
sales experience to l,ox II Gs4 The Dis
patch.
WANTED experienced operator TO work
In beauty parlor. good propagation. Adj
dress 81 ". CASTOR ST.. GTcenaboro
=. 4.
WANTBD. three young ladies o, neat APP
pcaranae TO call on trade. Must be good
takers: 80 l-3 per cent commission See
Mr.. X. T.. Price, Room 2i3. Hotel Nur-
ply between 1880 and IL a. NJ, $50
md l.. NJ.
THE Cohen Co. require tho seIv!ces OF an
experienced salcsiady for Silk depart
ment. Only experienced persons need APP
ply.
WANTED, two or three stenographcrs and
typists Monday morning. Liberal com
ncnsation. Apply to 7l2 East Main
Street ready TO start work.
LADlI3S-sio daily easy. brand now.
Ironing board covers. selling fast FIX
peTicnCe unnecessary. Spare time only
Sample free. Railcn Mfg. Co, Dept.
1865. baltimore Bldg. Chicago.
LADiES-Scnd Tor sworn lroof of s. 10
Sli daily. Introducing latest style hosiery
81 styles, IL colo!s. Neither experience
nor capital needed, Just show samples
take orders. We deliver and collect
Your pay daily. We pay all transporta-
ton charges. monthly bonus besides
ok pairs mems hose. $40; paira ladies'
Six hose. -. Complete outfit furnished
all colors and grades. including silks.
The Mac-O-chcc Mills Co., Dept. 6ii3,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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memory o: :ny loved ones.
sergeant Arthur + Curran. h.l.ea "a
France June :. 1915. my mother. Annie
cathey.'.e Crouch Curran. died March
- lstt .ny :aEae: John Cgrran. DE!
Aprli :. ls..
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CHALMERS 7-PASS.

Car IS Guaranteed 70 be perfect.
J-s' the car FOR hacking. pro.
ana terms yery attractive. Cal!
"'f' A'tey. Randolph $50.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
MAXWELL, NEW

MERCER. six-pusscnger; latest series;
newly painted. perfect condition. Gail
boulevard S5ls.
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CARY--DopaEted this life. June |. 1879.
O'Clock. %. Brook Avenue. Mrs. Irene
Cary. Leaves three adopted children
ard husband 20 mourn their loss. We
HOY" our loss IS her eternal gain. Flu
ntra! services take place al 1850 uolucS
sunday from Filth stree; Baptist
Church
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HARPER MOTOR CO.,
1885 w. BROAD.

MEN OVER ~. .Is5.ti90 monthly. AN
way mail! other government positions.
common education: free list positions
Immediately. George Stewart. Conn-
bus Circle. Now YORK.
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Terminal Motor Co., Inc,
Ninth and Cary Streets.
Randolph 4261.

equipped with special refrigerator body
for ice cream delivery: all In good con
dition. will sell complete or body and
chassis separately. For fril particulars
address T.. o. Box sos. Newport News.
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OAKLAND TOCRING-Good car for III.
tie money; cash payment. SIS. Terms.
Mr.. Naw!inga. G.5 W. Broad.
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FOR SALE or will trade for automobile.
MICE lot 63xit5. in North Richmond Ter
rage. For appointment phone Madison
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DOG-StrRyed. one collie dog: brown with
white neck. Answers to name OF Jim
Reward ESQ Grove Avenue. BouIe-
yarI 1883
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

a; her residence. boi W.
Cary Street. Friday morning u; 3:-5
4. NJ. n the 57th year OF her age"
Mrs b. A. Adams. The funeral Will
take place sunday afternoon at SO!
from the residence. lnierweni IN River
View.
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None Knew hcE hut 10 love her
Mono nAmoa hn- hmt 90 u.A.se.
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;TEREoTYPER wanted: Rood, steady
position; prefer thoroughly experienced
less experience. Address. BOX A IFS,
care The Dispatch. $1k
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SELECT YOUR CAR NOW
FROM THIS COMPLETE STOCK
AND SECURE \ MAXIMUM
VALUE AT y MINIMUM PRICE.
COME EARLY. WHILE OUR
STOCK IS COMPLETE, AND GET
THE BEST BUY.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-08-10

Among the Greeks and Romans the
peacock was sacred.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-08-10
FRUIT HAS DIVERS FLAVoRS
Durion, Growing Only In Burma, High
Iy Esteemed by Some and Dis
liked by Others.

In Burma is found curious and
delicious fruit called the duriOn. This
fruit grows on tree of about sixty
feet in height It is Oval-shaped, from
ten to twelve inches in length and
from six to eight feet In diameter. 1t
is of light green color and the outside
is covered with thorns half an inch
long. These thorns are very tough and
strong. The interior Is divided into
five sections, In which lie rows Of
seeds about an inch long, surrounded
with the delicious pulp, which is con-
sidered a great delicacy by those who
like it. Others dislike the taste. The
flavor is described as follows: take
the sweetest bananas, the richest pine
apples, the most juicy of oranges,
some peaches and cream, flavor the
mixture with some rare spice, and you
might have something that would re-
semble a duriOn." 1t has a pungent,
spicy fragrance which is greatly adj
mired by many, and not liked by 9th
ers. The king of Burma used to send
every year special steamers to Moul-
mein, Burma, to procure royal speci-
mems of this most royal fruit.