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Tatto objection 10
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tmbia reports forced
'fal action until to
Ifills, the J26.000.ri00
fjpriatbm measure,
repealing the da%
>oiober 2*,* and ?bat
t control of w !?????'.
ret I vc July 31. wcri'
the White Mouse.
in" VIRtflNIA
S. II. Ilrny.
la for Mrs. l,ucy Sk^i
ly, wife or Reginald
fneld in Monilno-n'.al
(?noon at 3 o'i.-Io- k. i n -
wood Cemetery.
Inurct I. OVNeal.
It Ii Q'XcaJ, wife of
[.?!, of Taylor's ?!ross
rday at o'clock at
r'pitiil, after a lonK iii
irvivcd by her husband.
Mrs. T. Clyde Moore,
inn O'Neal, two sisters
icr.
i 1. DouifhlT.
of Enoch I. Doughty,
|_r. June I?, will he
fr/.>in tne"
[bmforter T),e
home of his
Streei.
If Dove I,od2<\
M., and Kntor
ll. O. U. A. M.
son, Walter S
|sh*. ers. Mis. K
Florence K
k's four *is*ers
tnetu at liiver
Inii.'imnnil.
?s-DX>patch.l
1.1 un<: y .'{???Mrs.
land, widow
nas D futnmond
r dauslucr, Mrs.
ety-three year"
a* Andrew'?
made in the
i is survived by
J. Drumniond.
|Mre. J. H. ott.
IVilllnniM.
nes- Dlspat oh 1
June ? Miss |
suddenly a fen
?mo "f her niece,I
n?ed eighty-five.
in the i(nancork
Iilltbiin*.
June 30.?John U.
resident of this
I home in IlsjiMto,
lf?, ?>f pneumonia,
of the War He
laving entered tin*
Ion years of age,
led in matters re
ly of the war and
of United Confed*
II won many dis
inally heinc ele<-t
comrrtandinB: the
Surviving are liis I
li and one daughter.
(tnnd the llent of|
Than the \\ cjik
are feeble and
|o are weak, will be|
enabled to ro
ssinp heat of suni
LOVE'S TASTELESS I
lurifles and enriches|
Is up the whole s.vs
feel itf Streng'then
jffect. 60c.?Adv.
e
40%
On your
gas bills
each month
with the
(Economical
Gns Range
?The
Method
and size for every
us show you today,
iyers Any Style.
Today and Tonight
in Richmond
Ilnmiiiet unil doner In honor of
member* of lilurn, Uliio*' Armory,
7?:io.
Worn tut'* Auxiliary of the Rich
mond l(unll/<<rH' \ ?hiic]rtIon nirrli In
the miriex of Murphy'* Hotel, Nttft.
Ilonril of intinnKcm of llnptlat
Home for Acril Women niectn at tlic
liome, lOt.'IO.
Women'* committee of the Home
ComliiKT .Inlillee niecln In (?rnyV
Armory; II tin I inrrtlnp; before full
lidjiinrument, II.
Mr*. Mnrlc I-'rlek <'owtello'* numlc
elnitM |irenen(N lln Until* In City Au
illtiirlum, H.
Ynutlevllle, l.yrle, 3:110, 7i4."5, 0H5.
The Weather
(Furnlnlied by V. H. Weather Bureon.)
I'ulr and warmer: Wed
ne.viny fair.
North Carolina?Fair
Tuesday, warmer In
lerior: Wednesday fair.
I .urn I Temnenit ure YeMordny.
1.' noon tempera Mire 70
:t I'. M. iH'iip'Tiiture 7 4
K IV M. temperature 7 0
MhxIiiiuiii temperature to S P. M... .. 74
M i ni in ii i ii temperature to 8 P. M..... I."
.Mean temperature yeitterda v ?
NormaI temperature lor thin dafr .... Vh
I leilcteiiey >?-.?!<nlay 1 >?
Kxvea* - J ii * ?- .Mar* Ii ! IV
lixwrsa I'iniT January I .. J 14
I.oral Itnlnfntl.
Rainfall ia?t tw?lvn ii"iir? Noitt
Itilnfull Inat twenlj four hour* None
Kxciki nitice Marih 1 l..Vt
Eu' is aince January I l.i'O
l.oral nimei-AnliottH at 8 P. M. Yesterday.
Temporalur?v 70; humidity. RJ wind di
rection northeast. wind velocity, 'J. *t?th?r
at S i\ M.t partly cloudy.
CONDITIONS IN important cities.
T? tiifTat ur<-.
Place. S A. M Utah. I.ow, Wea'.h?r.
AKhevllle 71 f.*. Clear
Atlanta 71 7s *2 J'. cloudy
Atlantic City K- 'f'2 <I?ar
nosmn 73 f>2 i ,'loudy
Buffalo 80 *0 fj*. i'l?/r
I'harieston " * 78 M Cloudy
Chicago 7S >1 C4 CIear
lietiver 72 P. cloudy
(iKlvintrn *r- 78 Clear
llnttvrai f?4 ?!2 P. rioudr
11.?\ r?- 8" >2 fil P. cloudy
Jacksonville 7 4 74 70 rtaln
Kansas <"ny '8 1 7 0 P t loudy
Montgomery 7? '? 0 70 Cloudy
New i irleMin l0 *4 7?> Cloudy
New York >'4 7 1 ht P. cloudy
Norfolk ?;4 fix 1*. cloudy
Oklahoma >f<n 70 r'l?*r
pitiiibursh 7S '2 r.H Cloudy
ltal*li;h 7 4 ~,r, f.2 Clear
St i.oula 8<> !*i 70 I'lear
San l*t a tn:l?co ... f>4 Co 14 i'l?nr
Sayannali 74 7 1 14 Cloudy
Tain Tin >0 H 7 4 P. rloudT
Wasiitiirton, J). C. 72 7>> fi'i P. cloudy
Wytlieville 7" "2 10 Clear
M IN IA Ti ft K A UM A N \ C.
July 1. 1H9.
IIIC.II TIDE:
Sun t.i"* C l< Mnrr.lni: ?.17
Sun 'n t? s ..t RvenI: e * :47
FERTILIZER PRICES FIXED
FOR SOUTHERN TERRITORY
Department of Agriculture Annonneea
I'nrmrri Should Sutirf Mipply
More Cheaply.
WASH TN'GTO.V, June 30.? farmer!"
in ??Southern States should obtain their
tn xed fertilizers th?s fall at an aver
ane price about 30 per cent lower than
the price which prevailed for the
i-xCfiOG season th 8 year, the Depart
ment of Agriculture announced today.
| As tthe -result of conferences with
officials of the department, manufac
turers have established a basis price
fur the siort.s of Norfolk. Wilmington,
Charleston, Savannah, Jackson ville,
l'l-nsacola and .Mobile, rnakng the
liKures the nanie as those prevailinjr
at Baltimore, rhiladelph:a and Car
teret. which established prices for
mixed fertilizers In the Northern
states.
i
Democrats to Hold Old-Fashioned
Gathering at Court liouso
on .July iltl.
I) IKS HIOSLI/r OK INJURIES
Roanoke Lad, Struck by Motor Truck
Wliilo Visit iiiK in Bristol, Suc
cumbs?IjyiH'lihurK Democrats Will
Kiect City Committee Tonight.
GATE C IT V. VA.. .lunfi 30.?The
Democratic (,'ommltlee of Scott County
has issued a ??all for a muss-meeting
of the partv to be held at the court
house at 11 A. M.. July i!6. for the pur
posed of nominating candidates for the
county oftlces. In that mass-meeting
every Democrat present will he en
titled to a vote.
At the meeting of the committee
Saturday, which called the mass-meet
ing. there was a large attendance of
Democrats from all section of the
county and a free expression of views
and sentiments was encouraged.
To lltillri Nctv Pier lit Qiinntlro.
FKKUKHICKSBUUG. VA.. June 30.?
The contract has lieen let by the
I'nited States kov eminent for a new
pier, which will he built on the site
of the old wharf at Quantico on the
Potomac River. The pier will he about
tiOO feet longer than the present wharf,
and about twenty feet wider. This will
greatly facilitate the handling of pas
sengers and freight A concrete sea
wall is now under construction at
Quantico, which, when completed, will
be about a mile long, twenty feet high,
and about five feet wide at the top.
This seawall is being built just oppo
site the Marine base hospitals, and will
run from there down the Potomac
River to Chappawamsic '.'reek.
Oipr ^nb??*rlhe Allntnirnt,
FREDI:RP ' KSBURG. VA , June 30.?
Northumberland and Lancaster coun
ties in the Northern Neck have over
subscribed their allotment of $15,000
for the five counties of the Northern
Neck towards the stock of the Fred
ericksburg and Northern Neck Truck
Line. Fredericksburg's allotment is
J10.O00 and will be subscribed this
week, when a company ill be organ
ized to operate truck line from Fred
ericksburg to Reedv!!le 'in the Chesa
peake Bay.
.Spnnl>h Wnr Veteran* \?mr Officer*.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA., June 30.?
The M. B. Rowe Camp. I'nited Spanish
War Veterans, of this city, elected the
following officers: George p King,
commander; Ceorge F. Rodgers, vlce
cornmanfler; George L. Hunter, adju
tant; Thos. F. Proctor. Jr., quarter
niaster; Captain M. B. Rowe, J. Conway
Chichester, T. T. Hill, trustee?; R H.
Carrnichael, chaplain. The camp de
cided to have a float in the Fourth
of July parade here.
.Mndlaon Fnrmer Taken Ovrn I.lfe.
FRKDKRICKSBCRG, VA.. June 30 ?
Thoinas \V. I.auck, a well-known far
mer of Madison County, met death a
few days ago by :t self-inflicted
wound. He wa_s a bachelor, sixty-one
years old, and lived with his sister.
Miss Emma Lauck. He had been in
declining health and was despondent
because he could not secure labor for
his farm work. He is survived bv
three sisters and three brothers.
Honor Knulrrn Shorn .Men.
ONANCOCK. VA.. June 30?The War
Department notified Private Charles A.
Doughty, of Broadwater, that he had
been awarded a distinguished service
cross lieutenant Walton M Ellings
worth has received a Croix de <;nerre
from the French government for cool
ness and bravery at the front. The
star on the cross denotes a second
citation.
I*>n Wliltf Acrutrd of ItobhrrT,
I.VNCHBIT.G, VA.. June 30.? I.eo
White, charged with trying to crack
the office safe at the Lynchburg Glass
Work*, must answer 'o the charge in
the July Corporation Court, for he has
been held for the grand jurv. The
evidence against White is purely cir
cumstantial The safe was the object
of the robbery the only night the
Under the direction
of L. Roomer
umrner- in Newark
DUF to its massive con
struction and large rooms,
the Waldorf-Astoria offers the
New York visitor, in summer, a
cool retreat that is gratifying.
COafdbrf-Ctifotta
Fifth Aye. at 34*Street
^ewAfork'
July Victor Records
Some of the finest Victor Records relensecl in a long: time arc in the
July list. They arc now on sale at Moses'. Wc mention a few of
the biggest hits that you ill surely want to sulci to your collection.
You are cordially invited to call and hear them?or phone Madison
?1020 and we will send them up.
No. 745DO (Red Seal, *1.50) ?
"Nocturne in D Flat," violin solo
by Mischa Elman.
No. 64815 (Red Seal, $1.00)?
"The Quilting Party," by Mabel
Garrison.
No. 64774 (Red Seal, $1.00)?
"Wertber" (Oh, Wake Mo Not),
l?y Giovanni Martinelli.
No. 6-1814 (Red Seal, $1.00) ?
"When You Look in the Heart of
a Rose," by John McC'ormacU.
No. 1 R5t"i 1 (Double-face, 85c) ?
"Out of the East," /ox trot anil
/?Rainy Day Blues, fox trot by
Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra.
No. 1S5.">?> (Double-face. 85c) ?
"Oh, Susie. Behave," one-step,
and "Monto Christ o, Jr.," fox
trot by Van Bps Trio.
No. 18553 (Double-face, 85c) ?
"Lullaby Blues." by American
Quartet, and "When the Bees
Make Honey." by Irving and
Jack Kaufman.
No. 18556 (Double-face, 85c) ?
"Brins Back Those Wonderful
Days," by Arthur Fields, and
"Jazz Baby," by Marion Harris.
Krl. 18551 (Double-face, Sfic) ?
"Somebody's Waiting for Some
one," by Peerless Quartet," and
"The Boys Who Won't Come
Home," by Henry Burr.
Walter D. Moses & Co.
, ?
ton EAST BROAD STREET.
Oldest Music Houso In Virginia and North Carolina.
company has ever had its weekly pay
roll cash in It overnight, and it is
alleged that White know this.
Prohibition Olllcer* Ai'Hif. ,
FRKDKRIf"KSBURtI. VA, June 30 ?
State prohibition odleers aro exceed
ingly active in this vicinity at tho pres
ent time. Six men arc patrolling the
roads in this section. It is reported
here that a number of well loaded
j bootlegger cars have been going
: through to Richmond by way of Cer
! manna Hridgo in to Spotsylvania
I County from Culpcpcr over the Rapi
I dan River.
Innucurntr Protlt-Sliurinsr Plan.
! LYNCH BURG. VA.. June 30.?Crad
donk-Terry Company. the largest shoe
conciTn in tiie South, has inaugurated
a profit-sharing plan for its employees,
by which they will earn from to
$200 a year in bonuses, the amount be
, Ing fixed by the length of ornploy
j tnont In the company's service. Tlio
company estimates that at present
! this will mean from $150,000 to S'JOO.OOO
j a year for employees in dividends.
To Form Central l.iihnr Honrd.
j LVNCHUl'RG, VA.. Jure 30.?Stops
are under way here for tho formation
of a central labor board, and officers
will be elected at the next tweeting.
Represented in the board will In
\ workers from machinists. glassblowers.
I electrical workers, garment workers,
brick masons and shoe workers.
ConntT Almnnl Xante* nniccr*.
LYNCHBURG. VA., June 3<>.?The
! Campbell County Alumni Association of
I Washington and J.ee I "Diversity has
'elected the following officers for the
coming year: I'rcsident. A. Lynch
! Ward; vice-president, John W. An
thony, Jr.. secretary. Or Mosby G.
Perrow: executive committee. Judge
Frank Kelson. Robert A Russell, Jnha
G. Haytho, and LCrnest Jones.
Die* Result of Injlirle*.
j BRISTOL. VA.. June :;<??Marry Hob
son. Jr.. son ?>f Harry Hobson. of lloa
j noke. who was struek and run yver by
a motor tru<-k here last Saturday. died
In a local hospital. The y;>uth is ibe
grandson of constable 4->hn Hobson. of
this city, and was visiting at tho home
, of his grandfather when the accident
occurred.
Will Vitmr Klfrutlip ( Omrnittee.
LYNCHBURG. VA.. June 30?The
j mass-meet ing of Ocmocrats called for
Tuesday night to nominate a candidate
for the vacancy In the House of Dele
gates from Lynchburg, will also .lect
j a city executive committee. The pres
ent committee has served for ten years.
Die* From (,n ncrrriic.
LYNCHBURG. VA., June 30.?Mosely
Jones. 69 years of aj?, a resident of
Concord. Campbell county, died Satur
day nipht at a hospital here of gan
grene which infected his left His
. body was taken to Concord for burial.
Dr-nth of Dr. A. II. Johnson.
Funeral services fo- the late Dr. A.
H. Johnson, who <Vievi at Highland
Springs. Sunday, will b? held at Blil
ups' Undertaking Parlors this after
noon at 3;30 o'clock.
Kiwanians Gather
With Their Wives
Meet at Country Club to
Eat, Thirst and Be
Merry.
Nin?'tv and nine stronsr. like the
gang nf Ihr she. p-herder of old. (one
shy), the Kiw.'-.nis club ? onereRatcd
wiili their ImUct ha 1 vi?s yesterday at
T'.IIO P. M. at Hit- Country Club to e.it.
thirst and be merry; As it was Ladies' ?
Niulit, which is perpetrated only >>n
the .fifth Monday of the month, ^spf
icially mad and merry was tho as
RpiniilaKC.
It should haw been railed lauehtcr i
night. When the landlord hammered
on tlio dinner hell eve yoim took off
his dignity muzzle. "Hall, Hail, the
i Gang's All Here." broke the i< e as
thoroughly as Carrie Nation broke the
| window panes. While the lunch was
'? ?l isappearlng the orchestra had the
willies, and those not busy performing
the swordswallowing net not out their
! hitrh notes and abutted the musicians.
Solos decorated l lie proeram at in
tervals. (Jobs of Job oozed from the
air ahd soaked u>'o the crowd as the
men j.ibbe<| stories in tlieir jaws and
Hummed up tin- atmosphere.
Attorney .1. I' llank was down on
the account sllfft to toll :il'i he knew
in three minutes. He w.i.. also hooked
.'o offer a toast. lie apologized for
his neglect 'ii not onmplyinc iiy assert
iriB it impossible t.. offer a toast
j without certain liquids deemed neces
sa ry.
At this juncture wa ters swiped th?
scenery and as the fiddle yelped. Uhe
, saxaphone growled and the piano
yai>pe<l. tli<- he. 1 shaking besan
Xccordinc to ('resident Norman, who
oflh'iat??(!. Judge Kicks. ->r the Juvenile
and tmmcstic Relations Court will ad
dress the club neMt .Monday afternoon
at 1 I'. A!, at the Business Men's Club,
on tin- subject of "City Playgrounds."
As time pieces indicated that mid
! night had arrived the orchestra played
"Home .fames" and Indies' Night be
! came ;i thing of the past. It is a safe
! hvt. however, that more than one cal
endar was searched for a five Mondayed
'month before the flivver was put to
I sleep, night caps were donned, and
? the lights snuffed.
GOVERNMENT IN GERMANY
PROMISES PRICE REDUCTION
Asrefmrnt In Made Wltli Ilallrond
Striker* for Providing
Cheaper Knoil.
RKRUIN. June 30.?Under an agree
ment with the railroad strikers the
government proposes a reduction in the
price <.f foreign, especially American,
food totalling 1.500.000,000 marks, to
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Calomel Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels
and get straightened up without taking sicken
ing calomel. Don't lose a day's work!
There's no reason why a person mercury and attacks your hones. Take
should take sickening. salivating rain-' a dose of nasty calomel today and you
me! when a few cents buys a large will feel weak, sick anil nauseated to -
bottle of Hudson's I.Ivor Tone?a per- morrow. Don't lose a day's work.]
feet substitute for calomel. i Take a spoonful of Dodson's Diver i
It is a pleasant, vcR<*table liquid Tone instead and you will wake up
which will start your liver lust r.s feeling great. No more biliousness, 1
surely as calomel, but it doesn't rr.ako ? constipation, sluggishness, headache, |
you sick and cannot salivate. coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
Children and grown folks can tako drutrgist says If you don't find Dod- ,
Dodson's Diver Tone, because it is per- son's Diver Tone acta better than hnr
fectly harmless. rible calomel your money is waiting !
Calomel is a dangerous drug. It Is for you.?Adv.
he distributed anrl'"charged to\io em
pire in free states and coniniu JI tics.
Half a pound of American fltfur now
costs two marks, twenty to fifty pfen
nig, and In future will cost front eighty
to eighty-five pfennig. A quartor of
a pound of rico which now costs three
marks, will be reduced to two. Cereals
will he lowered from two marks,
twenty pfennig, to one mark, ten pfen
tiiu. and one mark, thirty pfennig. The
price of foreign meats will be cut down
from eleven marks to four marks, flfty
Iiv<- pfonnig per pound.
American bacon, a quarter pnurul of
'which now costs from seven to eight
I mark*, will
L-amt iUtv nfonnlgT^^fty rWB
f forolKii fats, tho pflefy of whlcl
i l? from six to uoven marks. may M
? bought urul^r the now regulation* atf
from flv! mark* to tlvo marks.
I iifeiinln. Foreign potatoes also
| be Cheaper tinder the new system.)
Trnn*port I'nnhntnn Dork*.
| CHARI-KSTON, S C., -Mine 3rt.~.._
2.48S ofllcers and incu from overs**!
the transport Powhatan docked todst]
at the port terminal, ami in tho earj
afternoon the soldiers wcro sent
Camp Jackson.
New Books Now Ready
The Vacationist will naturally turn this way in quest of the
latest Summer Reading. Selection at Cohen's is exceedingly
broad and you will ho reasonably sure of finding the latest
works of your favorite author here.
A Stop at Suzanne's
and Lower Flights
Delightful letters and prose sketches by Greayer Clover,
with an introduction by Samuel Travers Clover, Editor of
the Richmond Journal. These sketches will find a sympa
thetic audience in the hearts of all whom the war has touch
ed and their relation to the local community, through the
death of the author during his period of service as a mem
ber of the American Aviation Service, lends a touch of in
terest two-fold ... . , ...? - ,A.;, .$1.50
Shops and Houses
With the indignation of youth against the instinct of op
pression as its theme. Mr. Frank Swinnerton has conceived
an absorbing story of modern life in an English suburban
town, near enough to London to be the home of city men.
it is exquisitely humorous and reveals so many "secret and
subtle things'' that one is made to marvel at the extraordin
ary acuteness of it all.> ....i.. -,>.$1.50
Dangerous Days
"Natalie Spencer was giving a dinner. She was not an easy
hostess. Like most women of futile lives, she lacked a sense
of proportion, and the small and unimportant details of the
service absorbed her. Such conversation as she threw at
random, to right and left, was trivial and distracted." This
is the opening paragraph of Mary Roberts Rinehart's .latest
book, a 400-page novel dealing with American life today,
for ....-.. $1.60
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