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HUSH PREMIER PUNS lojrd George Destined to Force' liSharp Cleavage to Split Political Forces. IfjPPOXKNTS HAVE XO IiEADEKj r^Vclsliman Kvpected to I'se National-1 "V;. Issue With Which to >_ Progressives. Mines as Amalgate nv KAHI. < . ItKRVKS. 1<OXDON, July 1.?The man who'; ^has proved himself the greatest amul- ' It leal u gamater of widely divergent ' opinions, adept beyond belief at r:i - r P.\r :i w '. t h party ? f promise, is destined [ eharp cleavage whieli sp' ' j Ish politics into cor..-ervotive : J gresslve camp.-. tv; This is the belief * " jSJ Jcently was a Labor lament, and who | Cj?ritish politicians \ damnations. i And the man who is to sp :t \ r-.'.a.n ' into progressive and cons-t \ at.ve camps is. oi course, l.'oyii George It doubtless seems oiiii to America that this little Welshman appears at a distance to be the only dominating 'figure in British political life. i> it it ! is true that no othe?- nas grown in ? <? popular following to a position t.tat J 'can in anv way challenge the lend<t-, ship of the present Prime Minister ' There are powerfus political forces ' here, forces that would be more pow erful than the war Premier had these /forces a man ho would strike the 1 imagination Hut lacklnc a popular r* idol, political parties in England ir ?: V "themselves in a posit.on simitar to ? ? :* ;ju\'d by the ltepubllcans in Amen. a. , j? Indication* of >lo\e. * ?? There have been indications of a 1 '"swing by Lloyd Ceerge away .rom ?' ' 'Unionist colleagues?or from ? strlctlv Tory section of his l n ??? Jollowlng. Predictions as to what ^ '^lovd George will or will not do are .?generally very carefully qualified. even ? fry .ao.-ealled political experts lie has ?.?-the charming and entertaining j! f.bf doing just what the experts thoug.u could not possibly ?"o. f'tt So the predictions of the latent proe 5 tnoslicator are given with due res.-r r ;.Vatlon, though, in truth, they s.-en Vf-to be built on keen Judgment ot ilk 81 {Prime Minister's sense of daring. MP "No. 1 'ion't think the Prime M.n i>'*ister's next move will be the adoption ?'?f- the slowly-pro wing center j ar.v movement." said the former Member o. ,i,Parliament in response to Tie . ??> lf>,. ..He ls morc Hkelv to force an -Mie p row. prln t and E ( n in nivt*- ........ I'lkefore this movement has tnn I" and force it on some prop res?t\ Iclple. He has the nice judgm. 'the plltical dexterity and daring to .teelect his own time and his otn bat }i?le field. |?* ,. HnlhTn?. May Ilr I""'. '? "Rome such thing as nationalization Ui>f railwavs might do -or an issue i.et iifilm-trv to force throupn n ttionaliza i?<ion of the railways and tne ntmes. ?ind thereby concentrate all tea. o - ? arv elements of opposition o-i the t.i lbf 'saving 'vested interests. I hen h< ft wWVay:'I have stood this Tory reac v Hlon in the coalition lone enouch. I 'propose to put this issue be.ore tne f'fcoSnYry to find whether the kiVant me to do this tlilnir or w^'1 *r f /tihev want you to undo w hat lias at . | "^Teadv been done and block future prop "Rest assured, the ease will be elev -/crly put. and of course it \* 11. ? art > J|?"th the voters. It will get the labor '{u0,t,The Prime Minister is no? very POP-( tliilar with Ubor now Labor suspects, ! -<*ilm. doesn't trust him ??nt ire~ this. I | ' c,??hink with reason Hut suHi au i - t '^aue and such a political orisu' would I ">brlnc Ijlovd Ceorge g-eat labor stiP l5pqni. and "would kn'.t tnto a tini a ?tyaliorogressive elements on one i .1 -^4^v.^oUld result ir 'ear cut eienv '5si;c between the Tories or tonserva I.tlves, and the Progressives. rf "Of course, l.loyd Ueorge would be '^returned." > Vj| "PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER ;; HAS UNUSUAL ASSIGNMENT ?4Swrabbed 't'lirontw of All llnml* In Diphtheria H??*pHnl In \ n.R" ".Jt; Mountains. jb-TOPKKA, KAN'S.. July 1.?The ar rival of the sanitary train of the ? Thirty- fifth Division hero broue t a reminder to Governor llmry .1 A-'e1" of the six weeks he spent w th the ?y:\train in the diphtheria hospital in' ! the"Vosges Mountains while he was VwHh the Red Cross j '"There was a lellow named Jones, eaid the Governor, speaking to fr eii.is about the train, "who used in paint f our throats every day. Me would go j about with a wicked-looking pot o: ; 1 iodine and a swab. ?? " 'Say ah,' he would command us ; ?b he pried open our mouth- He | would always preeJ the boys with thei command 'Ah.' "1'^e fi-llows. when _ they saw him with'the iodine and the aw ah. always had things t> say tliat " didn't always sound like 'ah.' "I said to hint one day, after lie had 211 North 1" Rand:909 WuPcli'ik.y EXPERT IN EYE STRAIN CHARLKS M.X Ol.X SMITH, Ftef ractlonl.it, ' B02 Eut Grace Street, Richmond, Va, Whose Skill, Method and Prescription IGlasses have been a boon to thousands L?f Virginians during the past 15 years, i \lt you Irnve blurring, dizziness, neu ' ra^Cia. headache, spota before teyes. Winking, trembling spells, cataract, burning and ?marting of the eyen, va - rlOUS-nervous and brain affections, eri ' tailing not only positive Injury to the .Sight, but untold misery, call luniie [,d lately. Conaultation free between 10 A. M. (und 4 P. M. That's Right, You're Wrong ? "klNG george 0E5TOW ? ' ? vCj V'R ORDERS ANp * DECORATlOKt> OM.WCMINENT EMGU5HME>1^ "LARGE N0M?tRfO ?>E W?SEHT?P a"v "COURT " UARMR1 1ftANVC goopn"E5>9 "THAT c ^ (Royalty stuff poesht go jm thv<? \ COUNTRY? WE AttERvcAVVb J WCMTSTAWFOR. 5.QCH fV&tKT?fHl5? vVPRWCE of WALE<b COM\N& HERE OM VI^IT. WEALTHY ' [AMERICA^ wtll BGl-rr Tbt^tHt HotfO*/ ?oF E^TERTAUWG H\M" l\SREAT RU^>H of SOCIETY Id MEW port IK HOPES OF GETTING i INTRODUCE, p jo iME PRMCE. LAVISH ?ALl<? akvp DlNNFRSTo BE GIVEN ylNJ t\\<? MOMOR" r~ ?EAUT?FOL amer\cak WE\RE5?6>E^ FRoH amohg- WHOM PR\KCE MAY* PERHAPS? SELECT BRVDE. EvEWBro TiCKVeP To PEATH" ? finished a job on my throat: 'Jones. >"ii should he an artist.' "'I am. Mr. Allen." he replied. "I'm a painter ami p;t peril anger in To peka.' " NEED MORE LABORERS Sweden Con?l(lcr? llon*iirM to He Adopted \\ hell Kiglll-llour I.IMT Drcomcs (l|irra(hr. ST<X.'K HOL?M, July 1.?If n pro posed cight-liour-day bill becomes a law, Sweden will require 7".000 more workmen to maintain its present in dustrial output, according to the find ings of a suvcnimeni investigating committee. If the additional labor taunol l>e obtained, the committee's report says tin- value of production will lie decreased by more than ?>o0 million crowns. In the opinion of the- committee, no increase in intensity of effort would result from shortened hours of work and the cost <>f production would be advanced IS per cent New houses for the additional workers would cost, it ;s estimated, 350 million crowns. DOUGHBOY SHOWS SPIRIT ltcfuMcn to I'ny French Mrrclinnt Ad vu nerd Price for Harmonica .Made In <<crni(iny. T5RKST. July 1.?A doughboy ctepned into a Hrest store last night ami as.-;? d Jo :-??(. some harmoniens. As the soMie/ i l< k.;d up one, inspected it n>;fiutei>-. u pi it ^ the edge of it with his coat sleeve before putting it to his 111o>11:i, there storing at him, as If in letters of lire were the printed words: "Made in ?iertriany." "1 thought 'made in Germany' vras ?pis lion' in l-'rtnce," he said to the s torek coper. "/.at is so." interrupted the French man suavely, "i>u: we luty zem before /.?? war." The doughboy threw the harmonica on the eountef and sauntered out. "T at is the ri?;:it spirit," said the corresponden:. "one should not trade with the enemy before peace is Signed." "Hight spirit, nothing," replied the doughboy. "this bird wanted four dol- | lars for this harmonica which lie ad- j mits he bought before the war. They i were worth lift.v cents then." CORNER-STONE MARKS PLACE WHERE CHURCH ONCE STOOD Conurtpadon Forced to Mrrt on I'rop- 1 criy Once 11 Year to HoliI Title. PKTKKSBUHG. INI)., July 1.?'The ; cornerstone is all that is loft standing ' i'( the Flat t'reek Church at Xoxid. ! ^twelve miles east of hero, which was j burned almost thirty years asro. For' more than two score years it has hern j necessary for services to be held on j the site at least once cac.h year in ; order to hold the property for relig- | ious purposes. If this is not done it j reverts to the heirs. Th^ Rev. J. W. I Chcsser has performed that duty for ; I J liJtl '' ? T ' I wenty-thre? years. recently preach iig: his annual sermon "on the rock' is the cornerstone is known. Ask \bu_r Dealer RenUngon, Firearms 6 Ammunition I "Write for Catalogue WHISIi IMAM) CO. THE NEW STORE IS CREATING A SENSATION We have certainly been rushed, and nearly cleared out on certain models, but there are a few left. We prepared for big things and we have not been disappointed. PHONOGRAPHS at $67, $70, $S0, $100, $115, $140 and up don't stay long. We give terms that fit your purse. We give 12 selections of music free. We guarantee them absolutely. WEBB PIANO CO. Mnnafncfnrrr*' I>i*t rlbntorj, 214 NORTH THIRD STREET, lictwccn Broad and (*race. Pianos that stand this climate best and last a lifetime. WOMAN'S CHRONIC COLD CAME FROM KISSING DOG \lnr(r I'cr I'rnl o( Household I'rtu Kounil Infected With Nunnl Catarrh IIiicIIIiim. NEW YOItK, July I.?An interest ing study of the common colli Is re ported by Dr. 11. II. Roberta In the New York Medical Journal, in part, as fol lows: I made a special investigation of the recent severe epidemic of colds which seems to? have followed in the wake of the epidemic of inliUon/.a, Careful investigation of a great number of cats and dogs demonstrated that 00 per cent of these animals are infected with a specific bacillus producing a con tagious form of nasal catarrh. In one of a number of similar eases a woman gave a history of having a catarrhal affection of the mucous membrane of the nose with inflamma tion of the sinuses for a number of months. Examination revealed the specific bacillus of distemper or con tagious catarrh which is presont in tho nose and throat of small dogs. This woman had been to a number of specialists and had received all kinds of treatments, with .only temporary benefits. She stated that "she not only had the dop constantly in her com pany, but had him sleep with her in bed. She stated, with pride, that she was in the habit of kissing the dog many, many times a day. Upon further investigation I find that many Infections are brought about by the association of dogs and cats with children as well as adults. I am quite positive, after serious study, that dogs and cats are largely responsible for the epidemic of coid.i and chronic catarrhal rhinorrhea, which Infect great numbers of the populace. This habit, or craze, of women in the selection of dogs as pets is becoming alarming. Many of our States passed a law compelling tho population to wear masks to prevent the spread of influenza. At the same time dogs are l allowed to mingle with the people in i the streets, to occupy their homes, to I sleep in the bed with women and chil dren. sneeze and cough and scatter disease broadcast, without any atten tion being paid to this cause of in fection. ROSES CLIMB WALLS I'rlnce Von IIiicIotv** llonne on the I'lncliin HIIIm Scene of Splendor. ROME. July 1.? Prince Von Kuelow's house on the IMncian hill 1 known as tho "Villa of a thousand AUTOS HIRE En) DANIEIIS^ 227 (OPENEOCCCOSEO { ajoo CARS U.OO I DirectAction = ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? The principle of applying the gas Hame directly to the oven with only intervening walla to intercept the heat is what saves you gas, because there is no wastage in getting the oven to the right heating point. All Models at Low Trices. 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There are' roses of mixed colors, chief among them being the "rosa novlta." a rose of rich red changing gradually to a pronounced orange and yellow. Thero are multitudes of red. white, and pink ?and yellow roses. They till the gar den giving It an artistic appearance and filling tho atmosphere for blocks away with their sweet-smelling aroma. The gardener is still sit work In the Von ttuelow villa. When his work of attending to the tender plants is through for the day. he sits near the big high gate at the entrance in an attitude of expectancy, wondering how long the arrival of peace will detain his master, who has expressed ' In a recent Interview his desire to re turn to Italy to see his roses. GREAT HOPES FOR CATANIA Sicilian* ICxpect to Make Pert Chlcngo j of Mrdltrrrnnrnn with Slnltlllr.ntlon. CATANIA. SICIIA', July 1.?Hopes! of making Catania, the "Chicago of : the Mediterranean," have been estab lished in the hearts of many Sicilians) since the stabilization of affairs in Kurope seems to be promised by ?the new peace treaties. Catania expects to become the ware :(MONTAGUE MFG. CO., LUBIDlCn?IIOl'KII AND DHESSKU. ? Tenth nnd Mnln Ntreeta, I I Richmond. V?. irtfa the vast commcrco beyond tho BUck Sea. a territory extremely fertile^ an<J rich In minerals and oils. Situated at }ho mrateBlc point, Just about half way in tnc Mediterranean and wlthla the easiest ncccss of Marseilles. Bar celona. licnoa, Naples, Venice, Trl.esto and Flume, it prides itself on being the most likely Rate way beyond the Straits of Gibraltar, It Is pointed out by Sicilians, Cantanla can wltli mora ease bo utilized as tho distributing point for the Spanish. 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