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i^iVhltP*Rol)C(I Figures .Make "Silonl
Appeal" mi Broad and
Main Strrctt..
CITY'S CONTRIBUTIONS GROW
: Richmond Has (ilvon 9308.OOO to
War's Merry Flint), but l> l*ajc?
Rin^ Behind Oilier Sections, and
Is Short Apportionment.
The supreme effort of the city was
mad? yesterday to aid in the $100.*
000.000 Red fross drive to keep intait
:?/ the respectable social fabric of tlie
"fy'world. nnd to ?et Richmond nearer the
??r'.tcip of the long sj^t of towns trying to
?jjf penetrate the enemy lines by raising
jf the Quotas assigned them in tins cam
jjrpaigrn. A total of 1&3.000.00 was added
gfto the subscription*. raising the
V segregate sin. e the drive begun to
i> sotnethinn over $30n.0ii><
JE". Even the streets of this city we:e
turned into h cathedral of sacred
a statuary at noon How suuuto-IiUe
rjp 1 see thee stand." when :00 women of
^Richmond mar hed down Main Street
[ft from Sixth to Twelfth and pillared
themselves in r dies ?.f w hite along ilie
R curbing. X. word was spoken a> they
Stood, living statuary. with onl> tlo
v. one word: "?;iv* ami the farnt'.iai red
S^crops on a white streamer hung, knap
./ SAck-llkc, ar--und shoulders,
speakinp. us it w. re. I tin1 :i? s.ivo
?not to condemn."
At i" 15 o'clock ihe line of 150 on |
H each side of the thoroughfare started
from Twelfth Street marlting single
tile baok towards .-';xth and as the end
Oi the line passed, each of the silent
choir fell in behind. At Sixth Street,
the first w h* ? Ji t i lie,vim* last, brought
. up the rear, and the two columns of
Samaritans n.,.r. heil to l*?road Street
present the satin speblacle and the
; same appeal to tiie throng there lie
: tween First and Ninth
WO?13\ WORK ON XTRKK TS
Til KOI CillOl T DAY
This picturesque phase of the cam
paign yesterda> was begun at noon,
?M when the "silent clioir" appeared on
V M^lr. reet?down where the crowds
thronged before the Federal Building.
iV in and out. to keep "business as usual"
'u and to hear from those whose business
?: is war for liberty ? and stood motion
? lesfe. inute. but with the r silent ;p
? peals Vblmige ? i:ng dumb" those who
.? came and had not done their duty.
Thirty minutes later this same hos-t
of that type which was "last at the
Cross ami first ?? the Sepulcher" ap
peared?like a prayerful apparition ?
?/-along1 the shopping center of Kich
tnond. bet git. g those ?ho changed
}i their dollars ,n which decency is in
j5j fact trusting to a gre.t degree in tir- |
;? contest of riches, man-powers morales
and good and evil?not Jo forget, and
f not to forge; tTiat "our b >s" will re.
^ member And there, too. these women,
of whom Richmond men nnd soldiers
are pr ujd. made their silent appeal for
. help
All day long the women of th* citv
> worked ?*. the booths soliciting c m*
?| tributlons to the Red Cr...?> ?ar relief
? fund and, as t result of their arduous
i toll ano the s'lent appeal ;? is be*
Ilieved that a:, accounting will reveal
J* liberal contribution at the public :
boot?.- >\ :? days to go.
it \a ?:xpe?*."d that Richmond wlil stop
her dr-a: .r.c ,ir.d i>e determined 'o
cnea: Ab<-,.< Uer. Adam of h place on
the list ? f th-.-? that love their fellow.
. ? men
{.VIRGINIA'S ( <>.M'RIIH TIO\S
DRAW M:Alt 1IAI.K MILMON MARK
The pledges received at the head
quarters of the campaign committee!
yesterday amounted to {21.304".
? iwhich raises the total for this citv ?
1303,353, the sum of !2S:."23 ."I! bavin
been reported previously. Among the
cauh contributions was one tor
the name o^the contributor not being
given. The report for yesterday is ltfl
than for the day before but no account
has yet been tak<-n of the contribu
tions on the streets. The total for the
Potomac division at 2 o'clock yesterdui
IJSS3K""""" '?? *.M
The following counties and chapter*
have gone over the top and beyond
K.in>, (.eorge (.reenesvlllp, Orange Hie
tho'< V',:' ' "iimy an.I
v ^1, ni ? hupter or Roanoke County
? ^according thf dail> t>lesram to tlie
y Governor from \var Kund Chairman
I : Poole, of the Potomac Division Salem'
If raleed over her 'I'latj in i.he first after
Iy noon of the camj,?1Sn ?*'
iMwKiAh \aVUVr r*': ' p1tertaininent. at
I r.. 1 r c,f Lvn-hburg Will
'I t :
will he held at \ initrt at ,he hr.r,^ ?r
' : ??n!i )?' ra, f' '? l*uchanan, in Uoo, ).
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mif ,,arly J ff1r '?'?? henefit
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pleasantness ' "rtUs^'a n- r
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* vf wal'-r, that's ,1'
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fcrty appetite for breakfaVt i.- h
Mt you please, fruit/ ' .Kat
tog. There is not the slightest S2n'
T nor interferrnce with ir n ?'
lotaba are sold only iV 'r *ork.
led packages firiee rhirtv-nve
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Total $303,349 00
If you have anything- to buy or sHl
it will nay you to have a talk with a
Timet;-Dispatch Want Ad man He
will five, you some profit-making
points. Call Fiardolph 1
Optometry
DON'TS
DON'T attempt to fit yourself
with glasses; you cannot do 1
ii. Ready-to-wear glasses
frequently are so imperfect
optically that their sale
should he prohibited by \
la \r.
We i:\amixe tvr:s.
KODAKS.
2! 1 K. J'.road St., Richmond,
t 11 (iranliy Street, Norfolk.
A M,Vk FOR YOU
: In This Display of
GIBSON REFRIGERATORS
? ' ome in ,*mi pick out tho one
I ?- ti want to-day?anil start sav
I r;?.? fi nd an?l ice?NOW! fJlbson
KefriK<*rntiirs a ro scient iflcally
roust MH'tod. with vented food
chamtuTs. ttirouMh which a con
stant i iii'ulation of cool air la
maintairitd. Perfectly inwuiMted.
Smitiiry. Ksnoproof linings of
opalitr. marholiie. porcelain, pr r
cc|<iir| oi galvanized steel. With
or without water coolers. Prices
ic. . ; t every purse. 11.00 week
!??!> for st.
P.'- stir* you buy the genuine
<;iBs:o.\ ?you'll find it only at
I Vy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, May 22.?The army i
casualty list to-day contained forty- j
eight names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, three; died of >
wounds, two; died of disease, two:'
wounded severely, thirty^eight; wound- j
ed slightly, three.
Lieutenant Kobt-rt 11. Long. Houston. J
Texas, who was severely wounded, was |
the only ofllcer named.
Died of wounds: Corporal Thomas |
(3. Speck. Livingston, Tenn
Wounded severely. 1'rivate Charlie)
C. Plylcr, White Street. Spartanburg, i
S. C.
Wounded severely: Private John J.
McArn, Short Leaf. Ala.
HUGHES PREPARES"
TO GO DEEP INTO
AIRCRAFT DEALS
(Continued from First Page.)
and in order that we may have this1
opportunity Ht is desirable that is j
should be generally understood that
when we are through, that we shall!
state facts we have ascertained In the
manner 1 have suggested above, to the j
end that all may be satisfied to await]
the results of our investigation. When j
we have readied that result 1 should |
suppose that our report would have I
such thoroughness that it would be ?c-I
eepted as the filial statement in the
matter, unless, of course, some new
evidence not discovered by us should
thereafter come to light.
?"Very sincerely yours.
"CHARLpS 10. HUGHES."
ATTO It ,\ 10 Y -<i KX10K A I, SAVS
nio aim'hovios cornsE
Attorney-General Gregory is in en
tire accord with the views of Mrv
Hughes. This was revealed in his let
tei to Senator Chamberlain, transmit
ting the letter of Mr. Hughes.'"
Senator Chamberlain received the
letter from Mr. Hughes within a few
minutes after the Senate had voted to,
clothe the committee with additional)
powers to conduct its investigation. '
!!?> sept at once for members of the |
committee, and laid the matter befq.re
them, in order to ascertain their wishes
in the matter of proceedings.
There was no formal action by the
committee, although the letter was
generally discussed. A meeting of the
committee will be held Friday, at
which time there may be a. definite
decision as to whether or not any morel
Roll of Honor
List Showing Men Who Were
Killed or Injured on
French Soil.
S3
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CONQUERS
RHEUMATISM
SOI.J) Itv AM, DKCCGISTS
witnesses will bo heard on aircraft |
matters.
It can bo stated authoritatively that
a majority of the members of the com
mit too are inclined to accept tho state
ments contained In the llughCH letter
as a proper definition' of tho course
which the committee follows. It Is
practically assured that the committee
\\ ill. for a time at least, suspend its
inquiry into all matters concerning the
aircraft situation so that Mr. Hughes
may have the freedom of action which
he desires.
Senator Chamberlain said he was in
clned to agree wltji Mr. Hughes that
ihe Department of Justice should h^'e
a free hand !n the investigation. Sen
ator Thomas, of Colorado, named as
chairman of the subcommittee on air
craft. made a similar statement.
TOBACCO PART OF RATIONS
(.mrral Pershing Arrancn to fiWe
Kadi Soldier Kour-Trnth*
Ounce Daily.
(By Associated Prrss 1
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMT IN
FRANCE, Ijay 2 2.?Tobacco which
heretofore has !>een purchased by thr
soldiers or issued by the Kod Cross c.nd
?>ther agencies, will be made a part of
the r^ulftr rations. On the recommen
dation of General Pershing, the War
Department has decided upon this ac
tion. There will bo issued to each sol
dier of the expeditionary forces dally
fonr-tenths of an ounce of smoking to
bacco and t"n cigarette papers. Cer
tain other articles may be substituted.
A Chewing Gtim Cocktail.
"Fruit-Hearts" is the Chewing Gum
Cocktail. Delicious fruit flavor with
candy coating. It's original All
stores?5c.
Made by Prank H. Fleer Corporation.
Philadelphia.?Adv.
To-Night!
8 P. M.
First Exhibition
of the New
"SILVER
SPECIAL."
Better
Come!
Lininger-Alsop Co., Inc.
114 West Broad Street
Calomel Today! Sick Tomorrow!
I Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious,
constipated, headachy. Listen to me!
Calomel makes you sick; you lose a
day's work. Calomel is quicksilver
and it salivates; calomel injures your
liver.
If you are liilious. feel lazy, slugpish
and all knocked out; if your bowels ar-:
constipated and your head aches or
stomach is sour, just take a .-poonful
of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone in
stead of using sickening, salivating
calomel I'orison's Liver Tone is real
liver medicine. You'll know it next
morning because you will wake up
feeliiiK fine, your liver will he working,
your headache and dizziness gone, your
stomach w>il be sweet and bowels
regular. You will feel like working
You'll be cheerful; full of vigor and
ambition.
Your druggist or dealer sells you a
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for a fe*r
cents under my personal guarantee that
it will clean your sluggish liver better
than nasty calomel; it won't make you
sick and you can eat anything you
want without being salivated. Your
druggist guarantees that each spoon
tul will start your liver, clean your
bowels and straighten you up by
tnorning or you get your money back.
Children gladly lake Dodson's Liver
Tone because It. Is pleasant tasting and
doesn't gripe or cramp or make them
sick.
X am sellini; millions of bottles of
Dodson's Liver Tone to people who
have found that.thfs pleasant vegetable
liver medicine, takes the place of dan
gerous calomel. Buy one bottle on my
tound. reliable guarantee. Ask your
druggist about me.?Adv.
THE NEW BIG-SIX
Beautiful in Design
Thoroughly Modern
Mechanically Right
The power-resources of the Big Six are as
notable as the beautiful bevel-edge body which
so distinguishes its appearance.
Its great motor provides two distinct power
ranges?a "touring range" for ordinary driving;
an emergency range" for extra speed or power.
Yet with all its ability, this car is economical;
for the motor pre-hcats its fuel and gets the
utmost out of it.
Notice, too, the fine-quality equipment. The
silver-faced Warner speedometer* Waltham
clock, extension tonneau light and other high
class conveniences are good examples. The
beautiful finish (hand-applied in 24 operations)
may be had in your choice of either Dark
Green or Maroon.
$1795 COBURN MOTOR SALES CORP
/. o. b. Detroit
I2I7-2H U'Mt Ilroa*! Afreet.
ENTERS RACE
II. KarKon Haaea. of Fairfax, Brmram
(aiidldatr for Conicrraa I'rom
Eighth Dlatrlct,
H. lSarlton Hanen. of Fairfax, has
paid the fee of 1150 to enter the
primary, to be held in August, to elect
a Congressman from the Klghth Con
gressional District, j Both Congress
man C. C. Carlin and Colonel 10. B.
White have paid tho fees; so the en
trance of Mr. Hanes makes a three
cornered race at least.
Many Charged With Speeding.
Eighteen alleged speeders on the
Petersburg Turnpike will be given a
hearing before Magistrate J. N. Bowen,
of Manchester District, this morning,
County Ofllcer Traylor. who swore out
the warrants. Is constantly on the out
look for violators of the speed law. and
every c." ort Is bolng made to put a
stop to practice.
Dr. Smith Will Siiealy
Rev. James Power Smith, D. D., the
sole surviving member of Stonewall
ko advance ix rmcK
ATARRH
For head or throat
Catarrh try tho
vapor treatment
Littir Body-Guvd in%tr Hour*
*ir
25c?50c?$1.00
Jackson's staff, will lecture on the
Confederate chieftain in the pariah
house of Emmanuel Episcopal Church
to-nlbht at Jt;15 o'clock.
Old Panamas
Made New
by the Schloss Method of recreation.
"Old Hat Insurance."
822 Kaat Broad.
(Out-of-town folks write for prices.)
Chauffeurs' Uniforms
in Light-Weight Whipcord, Serges and Palm Beach,
With Caps to Match.
Puttees, Gloves and All Other Accessories
for Automobile Use.
GANS-RADY COMPANY
'
IN 1866
SHOES
THE BOY WHO PEGGED
DECIDES TO GO WEST
Frontier town of Black
Hawk, Colorado, where
W. L. Douglas located
and continued his chosen
vocation of shoemaking.
CtpyritM. W. t DtvQlu thei Co.
W.L.DOUGLAS
"THE SHOE THAT BOLDS ITS SHAPE"
$3-50 $4;00 $4.50 $5.00 $0.00 $J.OO fa $3.00
You can save money by wearing W. L.
Douglas shoes. The best known shoes
in the world. The actual value is deter
mined and W. L. Douglas name and the
retail price stamped on the bottom be
fore the shoes leave the factory, which
guarantees their value and absolutely
protects you against high prices and
unreasonable profits.
r 1 Jhe quality of W.L.Douglas productia guaranteed
JL by more than 40 years experience in making fine
shoes. The smart styles are the leaders in the fash
ion centres of America. They are made in a well*
equipped factory at Brockton, Mass., by the highest
paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and
supervision of experienced men, all working with
an honest determination to make the best shoes
for the price that money can buy.
The retail prices are the same everywhere.
They cost no more in San Francisco than
they do in New York. They are always
worth the price paid for tHem.
Pold by over 9000 aboe dealers and 105
W. L. Don-las stores. If not convenient to
rail at W. I*. Douglas store, ask your local
dealer for them. TaTie no other make.
Write for booklet, showing how to order
shoes bj mall, postage free.
Pr?iid?nt W. T>. Doaglns
Shoe Co.. S10 Spark St.,
Brockton, Mail.
W.L.DOUGLAS STORE: 304E. Broad St.,RICHMOND
CAUTION ? Before you buy be
sure W. L. Douglas name and the
retail price is stamped on the
bottom and the inside top facing.
This absolutely protects you again*!
high prices and unreasonable profit*
BEWARE OP FRAUD
THIS BOOK
GOES TO PRESS
JUNE 1, 1918
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arranged for before that date.
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