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MUMS MOKE TO CHOKE
PR OEOSIE ON HEATH
Mx v'1 f
Movement Interpreted l?y Some as
tlie ;BcKJnnii?K: ?f Fli||l?Usirr
Against ltafitlcation.
iMAY INVOKE CLOTl'RK IULi;
iXlldlcAtJous .Arc It May I'sed
Today Should Ft Become Ap
I That Dillatory Tactics
| Have Been Adopted.
, . rnv Asjrorinted Press |
"i ' V'^' ?N"1V- -^iinimnrv
action wO choke down I. i ate. on the
f^ce treaty was decie.l on J.v the
,t.eatys friends in th, Senate "toda\
ln?nv'C< ?l. \ . loj.t; . - r.^.ir.lo.1 b'v
mcn\ senators a tlx . .. ng 0f
il^1 a?<?inst rat i:i. ation
I , *!Wo Petition:* t>. in vol.,. Senate's
lu?w rU" . " hi< ' " heretofore
; h''rn "*? wor- r-r. ;? ir.-.i for sub
{mission tniri.>-M?' s- .. 11 ?. | f l?-r0inf. .....
?.parent that .1 i: > , ? s v "*t,"
gadopt ,? i ).\ ?. . rroooncilablv on
'? tr- 'r' ? rut proposal
K ?v. 1 " ,y 1 ??? ra t an I ti),.
ft.othor whs r.a ?,| tonight hv
Beans 80 V' "TiiMi
'Vl?.r \hr ,vIl'r-' ?'?"?Id ho ma do
Renecti\c boKinru:- S.uurdav hv
! thirds vot?
a;tirda> l:y a two
?' T Odlll.l Speak
? more ' 1" an on< hour in all. until a vot
r 11it'll-at on id ? ? , . .. y? ,
?fteolflc time cou lb, ? Jnder the
, provision r s,;, j, , injf ,e
feers pre.! i ;r ?..!>:.| foVrV final >
^action. if rr>or:. <j t... ? next week.
\^ill Hotel \ irrli c .SrsKiotiM,
,J,?/,UrV,er ,;'Mori lh?- "-.atv. it was
tentatively ; If, .,1Jfhl S( s_
?fn??5 " tomorrow niiiht
S?,V'0"?",U;!,B ??'" ""'re lias been a
ratification \ ote.
Itir movement for cloture was start
ed after Senator Uoed, democrat Mls
VnJul I?'utio!u"! into another lonir
l-frtrc4! and Sena
firl?V , Si1*'' is ?ns"?. ?'?'" Kranee,
' KvT'.ni-'Iicans. ha.l Indicated
jL..ie> were rca,i\ to continue tin. fiirht
rfiiH?,?" ?M1!"Souri Senator con
cluded. Senator i.eed occupied all ?.f
r ?a>?8 ,thr?*-,??"r fe^Mon. and inti- :
r at adjournment that )2e would
icorttinue for several hours tomorrow
- fauspeethip that the lons-antielpated I
: SLV'Ut,lLr was OM' ?en--*tor Hitchcock.
Innrira'v- !i'" ;i " :;U" ? ra;..' loader, 1
I jfifhJ>e,,iUor * n '* ^'o Ki. Democrat.
< <?;.? -.jla;0.| on ihe I>e.tnocr.itic !
'or clotut, It ,<oon had !
, ??re than twice the sixteen s,y:n.i- j
rtures ucode.l secure a vote on if," -
I cation of t.ie rule.
^ 4t.T'1,e Republicans acted more slowlv
, the mild-reservation p:ouji belns fear
?iL0t ali<'nalin1R t!,'? ir.-econeilables. on
\ol^s tt,oy are count.nn for a
safe majority to put over the reserva
* tton proprain of ih.^ Koroisn Helatlon<*
S**?"1*?; Ixite in the d :y. how.-ve?' 1
i t,,,.,? Hale, of Maine, one of the
> mild-reservatior, It. publicans, parsed
j around a petition and pot the requisl;,' !
\ numbers of siun&rs.
fo;V1,li10"fh, Pr"fes''ne to be anxious
!Y (1ebatf> tr> atld predicting
' h,7^?the "ecessary two-thirds could be
e rVi . 0? , fov olol urc. Kepuhllcnn j
Il^eader l>o,l>ro said he desired to take
.no part in the move. |
Death Shatter* I'lnnn.
Plans of the Democrats to present
vh^, , U\"py. tt r- al';t'"cloned (
when .i \v?i8 decided (o adjourn ca:lv
because of the death of senator Martin i
of \ ii-ginia. ^^,^etlu?r thev would ?i,? 1
80 tomorrow was not cle-.i. some of the
lend-.-.-4, indicatins that it miKht de
Spend on the course of developments '
?lui i\{r tin- da.v s donate, tin the l'e
put.i n wa, Ka-?! the petition)
j or the ri:..d reservation st would be
||Tayc!n ?nly 'f acl,ou Wcre unduly de- !
>& was QO?ie speculation as to the
i possible efiect of Senator Martin-?
I denth on the treaty ri-ht, but Ho- L-er.
,? ?ral I'Pii". 'ti was t.iat : i would not af
fect It . onsiderti 1 5> The \ iriinia S(
^ ntor has i>eon tibscnt :i i of ? n<> .
C slon, and has taken nb iictlvo part
J the controvorsy. Should a Dom?
, 1 lUi> iii'sont :i t tho ?os.
slon, atnl has taken no t in .? ' n
the eontrovorsy. Should .? d.mi ?
r.ostib. lo ,h^ treaty ! . a; , , 'V.
succeed him. the ? .. t Sen.i
lho only result would he to de
rcservatlons!11 ? thtlr m!nrjrilJ"
FEDERAL JUDGE ENJOINS
WAR-TIME PROHIBITION
nnll? Knforeen.rn, i? l;|,ode Island on
1 <*t itiori <it (iriMvitiK
' 'oni'prn.
IDv Afsoeliited 7Vo?"= 1
i PROVIDJ2.NVK .. ; . . t-> _7ll .
I ^*il!lur. Urowti in i Federal Dia
i frlcl Court, today ,,su.d .i t< aiporarv
? injunction a.;.- ; i ,: \\ Baker
SSSl ^VZ.:r - ? - ... .
I
5 time prohibit I on-.-a on - The injunction
5 Sn"" u.'ion lil" 1K,1,ion of tho
I Narragans.-? 11 i:r. w ?. Com,. nv.
|:?SS?5?,r'i"iJS;:V' ?r
i c$l ZW."a""'"5 ?'?-? ?.
i a;;1!' v"*w ?f Ulr probahllity that the
f f,ct ln nuest Ion will ultirnatelv be held
unconstlt utlon il and .f tic I-ret,, ra be
, damape thai w .uld re-uit from i .
i L"f"'!h"c 7',?t ?-'j ,? i
of the evidence afforded l.v tho n-osi
dential proclamations an.i ot'iei- Pir
eums nnces. it- immediat. enfo cemen
_ i? no imperative 1 am ,?nv|? ,,,
! the p aintiff , rU-ht to , prelim .nrv in
; junction ih clea-.- """>
'. wh'en 't*" win W>.'!' '''' "r> tro/j tomorrow,
11111 't will become cfT-ethe
I Worker* Mnv ?trlke
! NRW mnK Nov ' r..\ . .
\ pen era 1 strik< rrr of a
*-xyith its ultln ? ...J
: over" of hr.j. .. .. ., ' 1
t today at :h. ? ,'!s"
' ventlon of th.* \ ^
.... Association. A 'il", Lf **1
20 had been !? 1 j
leaders as the r ' rH''"?',1
?was made hv I ? : . ?* -"'rike
for the asso. iatio,-, ' ? ,,tlorncy
irt-RACL*SKMdxntV8u"K?.-*d/..
students of -li- \.,. ii ?- T:,<*
believed thev lit V .M:?h ? <'hoo]
of Arm 1st -. ' l. , jnoamnc
i^tertd classes v< ,. ' . " '4l
r" and fifty of th. ' 1,V!r' '
day. "Th. v tn;,-. r..- ,rt, ' !o"
said the prine:! } '? , \J ,.%"n .-^onday."
essay on the rr.-ar ,, ' ijVv.o
^ y o
j Mnffrlnl Ordrr \\ if
I WASlU.Vf.TO.V n.
k.a-tioij hid been . V , ? ' us^ 1
H ^v'np. the Depart n ' ' [,.
? today withdrew k,,'Ui: lir'
h- '"R manufacture"vr''
!''r'te?*lais that sale of ? , .. : '^1
?>,at prices in excels ?< ,. .r.a.-ria s
k;inK- on October 7 -,v -i'i i.'^' '
: I'rln-iu fo.je ev :.j. ... . ? 1
lOriK I nee r I ? Ivill*.I
WINCIIKSTKH V \ v
dorpfs I-'upi' t V '
?? locomotive . r.x.
van la lUUroad. and ' , V' "nryl*
? Mr. and Mrs.' Johi! ; ?
f.- was killed in ? train acc-.i. -V- '. p',,y
sylvania. .ccordinp to , .. ;
k/ ceivod by relative- ,, ' r'
?'bon, i'a.
, ' ii.v'"? ?> .? ?
widow and four eb;'dr.
fl , T-T , x\Vr" K ,'"rl"K Unit.
A
th. Comn,..",' ri" '|l';''rr? "r
Hall, earlv toda% a-,d ? Vi , ''?r:ns?
terlor of the piHC,. j J}'u: u|
of radical literature', red ?:,'** and fVr"
nlture were burned in th. ctren? i
the mob. The inoi. ua- sit d to f .^.y
consisted of 4On former ' ,lw'
and members of the Lrg'ZXn.
'iflmSST Sr." ,
fire todnv i..,,.!,... / -.r \!si.
ore today, leaving fo- SeoMadwV^
resident Poinea-.. r. - i ;v*' ^ '17'
,torch in In < ih, *'K ,.V I ;n | -> r."V "i-'"'"
'sSinA'a
The Weather
(FurolMieil br I*. S. Weather Huronu.)
Votwaii: Virginia?
I'alr Thitrsiln*. pri'ictlcd
It j vliowcrs MiutlicuM
portion; I'lililrr; much
? older nt nislD IVblti.t
fair, nilili-i' soulhea-t
mirt ion.
North Carolina?Pair
Tbut>iliiv. prci cilcit Ii*
locisl ulimvi'i* rast uor
I Ion : colli* r; much
coliicr nt uiulil: Irci1/
i 11 ic temperature In
w est s nroli.ilil* frost
<11-l portion I rlilm
niornlnc. I rlda* fair,
colder east nortion.
I-ociil Temperature Yesterday.
M tcmporatur<
??i?.T?*l:? v.
for tills
Ma viiiium tcmperm in
Mlntin 11 in t??mper:itut1
Moil n t < mi'i'M i in >? \ .
NormaI I ? lnp? r:it uri
Htremi yestordii x ...
Km ess since March
Kxcc** since .lanuar*
local Ituilifall.
ltainfiill 12 hours etidlni: s I" M
K.iinfall 2t hours cinllim s r M
Kxccm sine.. March 1
i>incv .Iiinuur\ I
J.ocitI Observation* at S I*. M Aevtcrilav.
Win.I ilir-ctl.ili ic.rlheaH \Minl vloeitv.
i W'.-iith< r at j> IV M .. partly < l"tiilv
f *. ?
II' .M
Special
iVtlipern turi*. <lrv l.itlli
l'i iut"T 11 nr. <lrv liiiiti,
!"? mi criituri'. dry I": '?
IVm! ? r-it lire, wet I? u 11?
l'i r? t urc. \* <*t I'll!'
T.*mi.era i ur. ?.-t lniil>. > I' M .. .
II. hittv I'Uiniiii;v. s \ M
!;? til.-, v.- hunnil t v. l I". M
Itciative humidity. S I' M
conditions in i>ipoi?tant
T"ini ? r.i t nt "
s r .\i. iimil. i .ow.
AsIkvIIIp
\: la ntu
A Tin nt i< <
w ather.
I *11' ii ? I v
i 'I.-u.lv
|t.
I'.uft ;i l.i ..
< 'hi. ??ston
I 'hlCII IT" . .
I >cn v. t . . .
-i>mi
Ha! i.T.ts
11.1* re . . ...
.I.ioky.iriville
K .ills.i s I'll v.
M.iriki ni.'t v
iirlejin?.
N.'w ^ >>rk . . . .
Nnrfell:
Oklahoma ...
1 :: i sl-urp li
lUleii;li ? ??
St I .ouis
San l-'rancisr"
Savannah ...
Tampa
\\ asliinuton
v." ytbevilie
on lv
..:i.|v
i lotnlv
i i..ti.lv
Kutri
MlNlATI Ili; AIM \X \C.
\ ml>?r 1 ? ' f ?'
I! 11; 11 tip:-:
Sun rls?s r.-1 s Mornim;..
Sun Si*t? 5:00 Evening . .
STEPS NOW UNDER WAY
FOR GREATER PETERSBURG
Residents of Knur Suburbnn Districts
Snlil to Kmor Vnue.xution
I naniininisly.
TPpppial to The Times-Dispatch. 1
ri'ITKP.SBUnO. VA . Nov. l'-V?De
ftnite action looking to the annexation
of Walnut Hill. Coloniarileights. Ktfn
elworth and Llitrick, the four suburbs ;
of Petersburg. have been started.
Petitions have boon prepared for1
{signatures in she suburbs, ami will he
present oil to the i'ity foait'il Tor the,
consideration of 'hat body.
Meetings will t ? hold in the four
suburbs as sooii as the petit ion s have !
been signed. and 'u?? .?.?n.-:.!i> nis :..\>n
the opportunity to express > ? ?? ?* i t* views,
which is believed i<> be almost unani
mously in f..v?r <-f anni'\;i' '.on.
The actual bounds <?:" th?- distriets
tn lie liH'irpornii'il .ire brin:: carefully
considered. as r> :.|<n':- liv :,g i. ? ?;
out lying points are .'axlotis to ie in
corporatctl in the city.
Itrlef Nc?s Items.
The grand jury t ? vim^l i:s uvest ?
gatilltl of bill >t iej; i r rjlOOn
| after a recess of four days, l-'ivt. wu
tiesses were stir ? loned ? ? ;ipp<-ar. Th .?
, includo two citlzi we ot Prined CSoorgo
, t'ouniy and tlirei |f..in tir.- ?'!;>. It
bi lieved that the jui % will ci.injile:e
i;s work this-: week.
''"in h ttiua! nii iin'v .i] service;* of ? e
lied .Men ill i I: v ii . i i I y w ' ! ). ? ' |
at Mot ional .Me?!-.. t I'hut i Sur i lr
nighl. Nov.-ribor It'. "i'ii.-te ;>r? -h' ..
trlbe.-i :;i t )i city, with a ui'-ml... ?? - . .
of i .
Dr. William Prote
Woiidhury For '
, I he Youth's mos' \v|.
I ors. w lit spea ; t' .
i the high school mi 111
i ?? inicrest <>!' 1 :.i
ca mpaign.
|in s.d-'nr
and one
Known r.
iiditorium
\ ev ? fill)''
DISTILLERS ASK INJUNCTION
AGAINST U. S. GOVERNMENT
U iaU Opportunity to Dispose <,f Stock
tin llnnil Itefnre I'roli t lift ion
IlccoiiK's I 'e r in.'i ncn I.
fTIv Asjtoelate<l Press. 1
'' 11 K'.\< ;t >, Xi,v 1 A: guiuevt.s of
counsej for an inJuctiLlon to restrain
the government from interfering with
distillers an.I wholesale liuuor d< alors
who desire to dispose ,.f their stocks
of whisky before constitutional pr.?
hibltion bccotncs ofToetivo .ianuary iti,
P.'I'O. w.-re hea d toda> i.v I'. I ral
ic. u-er ('.irii. iit<? r and P tzhenry.
^ u.: s lor tin issuance r. -lining
or 'or.- tiled i III U 11 ,i n e ills''.- i ? I i':. ?;% ??
an 1 I'e ? r wore corriii.no i ii I
da* - hear;ru: to lit.- a d. . - .in
Attorney l,e\ y Mav. who appear. 1
for t.ie petitioners, s.i? ? I the sii.t^- were
brouniit tti test till? \ .ilnli:y of the war
time prohibition !a\\.
To 0|irrnte Strnmslilp l.lne.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.?The Mnn
son l.ine yf Nov. irl< :!! opri ite th.
ships of the new freiirlit and pivs-n
'jer service to be es t i hi ? '?lied betw.in
s!e\v York and P.uetios Aire- liecoml
lo <!iia!rman Payne, .if the >i
Hoard, announced torl.i'.. (ipi. os
i t.ie line are now co-op- :a*ing M ltli the
Shipping Hoard in *? ? t tip- out tin*
for v. r ile-man liners to he used in the
-tor '??iee.
II
SYRUP OP FIGS
Looli at Tonmic! ItnnoTo
J'oisons from Slomncli,
Liver and Howcls*
Accept "Pallfornia"
only?look for the nam
the package th'-n yiiii are
child 1;. havinn the !>? i Mid r
less laxiiliVi ni ph\aie t i
stomach, liver and bowel.-,
love Its delicious fruity t.
directions for ? bli.i'h dos.:
, tie r.lvi ;t without f ar
, Mother! You must say
[?Adv.
nip of Pigs
' aiifornia on
lire your
>st harm
r the 1 i tt Ic
Phiidrcn
taste. Pull
ori each hot
"California."
FEDERAL COMMISSIONER
John K. Krnmer, nn Attorney of
.Miinsllcldt Ohio, Will Assume
Duties Next Week.
K1CII.MONI) TO HAVE AGKNT
This City One of Nino Tentatively
Chosen as IleadquHrters for Dis
trict Supervising Ofllehtls In Charge
of Mobile Foree.
I Pv Associated r*resn. 1
\V.\SIIIN(iT(>\. Xov, 12.?John F.
K rani'T, an attorney of Mansfield, Ohio.
Iiii - lii'i'ii appofnted Federal prohibition
cc.rniii.ssionor in direct charge ol" tho
? uforeoment of war-time ami consti
tutional prohibition.
Mr. Krnmer, who formerly was a
member of the Ohio l/egislal tire, tele
graphed S?!iintor I'omerone, Democrat,
??hio, to-day ncct'pi in a the appointment
I ami announcing that he would begin
I his dut ?'s next week.
The commissioner will work under
tin* hnri*au of internul revenue, uiul
will havf charge of tho Held for'*
wh'oh will he used In enforcing hotli
tin* temporary anil constitutional dry
la ws.
Daniel ('. llwper. oonimlssloripr of in
t< nial revenue. today ntndc public plana
f'?r enforcement of prohihit'on. Mr.
Kramer will have as aids tin executive
tieM foree of nine supervising Federal
n'ohibition agents and a prohibition
director in each State. The supervising
Federal agents will have jurisdiction
ov.-r nine territorial units juto which
the country has lieen divided.
Will lliiir Mobile Force.
i'nder tlie d'reetion of t!ie super
vising nmnts will be a mobile force
! of Federal agents which will bo sent
1 from one p Int to another as co-tidilious
warrant.
11eaibi'iarters of the supervising Fed
eral agent. although not delinitel.v do
eiiled upon, probably w ill be located as
fo 1 lows:
A than v. V. T : New Vork City. Rlch
) niond. riiilailelphia. Atlanta, Chicago,
i 'in.ill.i. Kittle He-ck and Han Francisco.
The departments or units over which
I their jurisdiction will extend are to
I bo known as the northeastern. New i
| York, eastern, southern, gulf, central, !
northwestern, southwestern and Pacific.
"The policy of the bureau of 'n
.>1 is. Charles .7. Moltz, 113 Holly
St., Says Her Troubles
Have Vanished.
NOW PRAISING PLANT JUICE
Can Now Mat Her Food, and
I'nins From Attach of Flu a
Year Atro Have Disappeard
lti olilen times people were more
? ireful of their digestive organs than
now. aril in this way they kept close
to Nature, learned the value of many
of Nature's medicinal herbs and plants
u.-ttl them in their food.
Today she average man does not
l.M'W ei" those plants, but he doea know
t: ?? 1 ..i:.t .luicc is n concentrated e.\
t:..'t of thein, and that It is the one
i ? i -,|i ^toni.leh, liver and kidney
? i? . . superinduced by the rapid
method of living prevalent among all
i is.-es today.
u-. ii' ?? have been benefited by
the ur?' oi' l'lnnt Juice, the new herbal
j'tru: c: r i n.eily, in r very city where
' ? > ??? i-e.-n introduced. in Itichmond
i'l.iiit .lulce iS; duplicating its succcs
' in oil:* r i 'tie;, and local people n re
? lily v i\ in? to ' ini inkil? in signed
' 't' n. i ts. t( cifying to the great
? iHt'.t they have received through the
11 ft, ? ,.f r
ti \
-- .. v...c<i iiiiuiigu me
f th -; famous remedy in cases of
? mat h. liver and kidney troubles.
Ue.'- jitly Mrs. Charles J. Moltz, who
rid- 'it No. l 1 :i Holly .Street, antl
; 'lp-ilar among a large circle of
eiv' ' stated : '
"I had yt'Upneh trouble for the pnst
e yrnrs. Kver.vthlng that I ate
mid fern
x iiiiiti I'Mi.e'it in my stomach antl gap
would form; 1 was in constant pain
:i !.'! I Oiild not S"" _
:: I-! ;e di/.iiy soils and felt weak
.mi ;?!! rut down. I had the Flu
? !e. p at night I had
spells and felt wc-ak
?ii. I had the Flu a
or since that time had
tl.rwugh my body. Sincc I
i a \ ? ? tak'ii I'lant Juice these pains
1. -
i'ia a
a 'o antl i ver since lhat time had
talus all
l."v n:e. I have a good appetite
for c. lue.ij*-. ?!??. |> -well nnd mil feel
ing hi"* 1 ? "
i < ? ot h
1'
..ill ICIM
1 tin glnd to give this state
I'lmi .luice and recommend
p .?:.? Juice cleanses. strengthens ami
reviia I/. the entire system. It clears
t't,. hi ? eI initons and impurities,
puts the laity 1 iv. i to work, regulates
the bowels nnil tones up the digestive
oi - am. it sharpens the appetite and
promoter sound, test fill sleep.
The Plant .luicc Man is at the Tragic
I'rup Co.'- store. In I'lchmond, where
he is daily meeting the local public
? r.d introducing a ml ?*? ?*?'.?'-*
It shnrpc
?ornotrr iniinil, i.-stful sleep.
The Plant .luicc Man is at th- imhic
,'rue <"o.'*; store, in Itichmop.d, where
he is daily meeting the local public
i nd introducing and explaining the
merits of this remedy.
For ; < ? In Petersburg by Morrison,
tin 1'riiu Man and ni Chase City by
the Chase City l?rug Co.? Adv.
X Music* is essential to a well
s lived life. It is a source of
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\ riioqse an ART-O-CRAFTS
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\ 21S-220 "North Second St,
tcrnal revenue will bo to re-enforce
local efTorts to the extent necessary
to secure proper enforcinent of the
law." Mr. lio-per mild. "No State, county
or municipal olllcer will* lit- relieved of
respoiisibllity and every olllcer of th-i
Federal government of every State. I
county aiid city must l>e surcharged I
with the full rcsponsib'lity of a pro
hibltlon enforcement ollice'r.
Will Make liiventlKatlonN.
"While the duty of ascertaining con
ditions In the several States w'll rest I
primarily up?>n the shoulders of ths
i Kederal prohibition directors, the su
pervising ftR.-Mtfj, upon their own iu
it'atiw, will make independent itivesti
gtvtions in ascertainment of violators
of the prohibition laws, co-operat iny
with the directors and local authorities.
| Directors w'll give particular attention
' lo the manufacture and sale of dei.a
; lured alcohol to 't.lie business of physl
! clans wiio prescribe and druggists wiio
i sell liquor."
Mr. Itopcr, in his statemont, asked for
I the co-operation of all religious, social,
1 fraternal, labor and civ'c organizations
in preventing the illegal sale of in
toxicants.
CONTROLLER OF AVIATION
IN BRITAIN COMING OVER
Snyw lie l.lkrx America nnit Will Slny
Here mm I.oii: n*
Permit led.
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LONDON. Nov. II'. ?"I am going to
the United Stales at the invitation of
the American government to inspect
the American forces and Kive them
lite benefit of my experience In a sug
with Cuticisra
All drasaipt*\ R<>?p20. OlnttrcntYiAfiO, Talotim2>.
Bamplrteach f of "Cttticof*, Dept. K. Hcitos "
Old Folks9 Cougiio
will be relieved promptly by Pirn's. Stora
throat tickle; ieiievt-3 irritation. The remedy
tested by more than fifty yeora of use in
Personal
Greeting
Cards
? FOR?
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New Year
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petitory ami advisory capacity," Gon
cral I<\ 11. SykcH, controller-general of
llrltlsh civil aviation said today:
"I am also going to Canada, I shall
visit tho alrplantn and study tho de
velopment of aviation ill both coun
tries. Unquestionably America has
the greatest future ror her aviation,
bccauso of tho groat dlKtancca in your
country and I understand your air men
are already making: excellent prog
ress."
Asked liow long he intended t,o stay
in America, (Jencral Sykes h.U4:
"As long as they let mo." I love
America. I was there years ago and
am triad to go again. I anticipate a
most enjoyable time. 1 shall do nil
1 can to help the development of
American civil aviation."
(jencral Sykes, who has been head
of civil aviation hero sinco May, Is
placing; a "white paper" before tho
House of Commons showing the prog
ress of tho department since Us Inaug
uration.
The figures ho submits show th.it
02.000 passengers liavo beon curried on
15,100 Hlghts since May, covering 3n.*t.
000 miles. There were thirteen acci
dents, two of them fatal. Civil avia
tion. according to fienera! Sykes. is
costing Itrltain $250,000 annually* In
salaries. He continues in his report:
"Tho speed witli which civil avia
tion will develop cannot be guag.-d
even approximately, but th<- possibili
ties are undoubtedly groat. Civil avia
tion will bo tlie main reservo for times
of stress."
Close 1. \\\ W. Hall.
SIOUX CITY. IOWA, Nov. 12.?The
local post of I lie American Legion at
its meeting today appointed a commit
tee to see to it that tho 1. \V. W. hall
is dosed, and that the organization
not bo allowed to reopen here. Peel
ing among legion immbers was strong
against Mayor Short. It being claimed
he permitted 'T.ig it'll" Haywood" to
speak here and distribute literature
after having promised to prevent it.
?
WAS It KSTI.HSS AT NHJIIT.
Coughs and colds are prevalent, and
it Is a serious mistake to neglect them,
as dangerous sickness may develop
from them. There is one safe and re
liable family remedy for coughs, colds
and croup. John Conroy, Oliver, l'a
writes: "My ailment was a bad cougii
for three years. Then I got a bad cold
and could not sleep for coughing I
was restless at night, but I am'nil
right now, thanks to Foley's lionev
and Tar." It clears the 'throat of
phlegm and mucous and coats the raw
inllamoil surfaces with a heallni:'
soothing medicine. Sold everywhere?
A <1 v.
MASS MEETING
Nation-Wide Campaign
of the
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
I
Friday, November 14, at 8 P.
GRACE CHURCH
Cor. Foushee and Main Streets.
Speakers
Rt. Rev. Wm. Cabell Brown
Bishop of the Diocese.
Oliver J. Sands
Executive Committeeman Nation-Wide Campaign and
Chairman Diocesan Committee.
Members of Parish Committees and all other Cam
paign Workers are especially urged to attend.
7T^V/////y
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of "Real Wheats"^
Yes! They're all wheat?not a mixed flour combination. You
never get taste-tired n of these delicious pancakes made with
Ballard Pancake Flour
The only all-wheat cake on the market?good old Southern style.
For another "appetizer, use Ballard Buckwheat Flour. It's
Bluegrass-grown Buckwheat with just the right amount of
wheat?makes that good old fashioned kind of buckwheats
Keep both flours in your kitchen cabinet
Just mix with water and they're ready
forthe griddle.
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Ballard ft Ballard Co. "
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ED. HEWITT, Locjal Manager, Richmond, Va.

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