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'LEGION LliCHES DM
FOR SOLDIER-HIQ BILL
Oommiltro on llospltnli/alion ami
Vocntloiinl Training Appears
llofort* Senate Hotly.
- ASSAM, "KAH.MING Ol'T" PI.AX
-r
* Veterans of World War I'rue I'on-.
soltdntion of Vnrious Govern- j
nient lJui-eaus, as Proposed in!
.Measure.
I r.v Assueiat.-d pr. 1
* \V A S 11 1 :: t? T O N, J u 1 \ C.-Tliel
** American Legion today launched a!
ilrlvo for the passage of t It?? Sweet
bill imw ptmlin^ it, the Senate.!
^ through Is > tiii. .t**1' *.ii li'ispita'
Ixnlion a ml \ oi-at iona! tra.nint; The
eommillee appear. <1 before the S.mi-;
"? at? committee Investigating ?"v-,
< ornmtMiJ.il a- ti\ i..s relating t..
f. former ;<tvin- id? ? it ami nr;;?>l n
?< svlldatlou <>f v.iriot:? u.-vt-ri -
" ment bureaus, as ;?!?>;>?<? .1 in tli>
bin.
^ lOaeh aKenc.v ? reai?il |>y t'oiipr-si *
to iissi ?: f. rnicr serviee men i?
? functioning in Its narrow >j>herr
without co-ordination <r . o-c.pera
tb-n. lienerul Abel l>avi?, ??? ?*h - I
rnKn. it.airman <?:' th- > omir.it !? ?? s
serted.
"The j?t?vemhJc.t iia- n.-t a > nVlo
admlnist rat ive ot!i<.a! in its . :n
ploy." lie contir led, ? wli.i i;ni>\\t- th<
^ n- fil.? the Mill.it.on "
?i < oncJenin* "Karmlni: Out** Method*.
Krbabilltat Ion in.I h">:>it:?1 ir 11.<>i.
methods, ?spe. y ?he t'ar:uin?
oaf <?.' .li>.r tii> n training
m i re condemned >;? ' .. ? ire.-..*. wh>.
also -ant 'here ?? re no1 SMtlleient !
hospital *ae:litics *.r ;>< :!>? to care ,
for t^ie nen re.j .r n.; tr-atment. !
<"<->?r.c of ? >:, t r.i. t hospitals ar. i
adoption of a - .ii v.i. J'. - ;-;ia..zat ;?-n
r.-osr.ic wat: - r; ' (he \? ir.n> .-J-,
who t.-e ?:i.-? ?.?:: .nis t. vv h.l ? ?
rn -n. _t ri . ?? er
< onOlllon* t>?-f> l?i-*.-r 11? t ion.
:. r!; i.?*. - Marx, at. : ii
$$ Veterans >?' the World War. told j
?he < tnt; :tt. e. Me ent . '.
otb-r b *...?.
peciallj- lh v *???:- 'it : -x
Hilts. New V rk }:?? den:.*d th..* \
? ati.'iia' trai *\ a.- abused ?>*
men faleiy * ???*. ? mi ; ? n > t loti, a?
si -t'MH: that ..Ii. 1? . .!:.l ? t ? \
cee ! lil p.-r . *.*. ! > I i*i tra? n?.
were "illK r.i ;i.(lly wvded 'it.
At ri e\i-. utivc :??:???? ti:iH o.' ' fie
Senate ????n * '!?? I? ?? 1 n ? i* " is d?
? i.lei: t.) emp > f.?r. ? if exinr*- t? ?
Invoatigate ,. .mdit mis and ?rn
5; - v'aints :.t h'. ????Ita!? and trail!.rip
>. h?>>!K and ?? 1.11 rf
EX-SERVICE MAN HELD ON
DOUBLE-KILLING CHARGE
m? >ny<;j >Mt:
J..I111 I' !!' >1 ? I :?
<.ri .? ? ;i:i
liarvry <;? : .
on July s. v
rouiitv j..: '
i h?* J : t :
viousiy .i . ?
wi'ok
Ilollin
<
famous T
w orld - w ?
Km lire.
I5ef'>i o 1
somcry. r
to kill 1 h?? : ? ?
t !>?>>? w <
tllfn
II
:i|m1
ur.l
ttlu
>111 -
. 1 <!
ABSENCE OF COCKTAIL
CHANGES MEN'S APPETITES
I Mi l AC
KC'IH'K I
f 1 hit? for :
Vert I'm*
1'a I
18 hc?i- !? ' -
c h n i): f i > r : r 1.
tala'H an-!
??Nl-V.!
world 1. . \
siiivf .iii'i
"K001I 11...
oiiroftil!;. ?
Th?r" an- r...
talis. . ?
will ?;<? f
FItKDKl:!
? Rev. <:?
Ft. -\n'lr*-A
Churi li j
lrpt\ li.i
charge "f
CollrK?'. S
mission w<
I'enns.vhaii .>
forrnrrly '?
Miss Sall.<- T
' H?? A 111. 1 i?
(?ays 1...111
;icri
l ollrui'.
. i. M* :,t
II.
SI: in rntijrh,
Kmrcrfint' or b?vitr
nuij' t?. himw u r?Ki V
liBHUinFOitmiujntix *ihu5.
ynu im?-d 11< quick
rulLrf iiLid nlcur irwaj ih?
tr/iuhiii. Tinni jui'ijc. U.?
net? ni ItinitTicH Shaving
Biu'h. You'll i>? iVlv'ia- j
Wilj jau/rrtt.\, cato1 fc)>*v?i.
Ax", yrtjr t'.rviu". I /?
Resinol
HEUMATICPAIHI
? SuiCKLY SOOTHED '
Ai?> .prompt tr!nfforr.!l ("mix
Of 0Oyt. >' iatlC6, N? 'Ulalgia,
On?tri*lcfl>'"tive- Allrt?upi{isln
K. I'OIIOKIIA ?<<?., ||.. ymx
lX>c U rn raII gt?K<!wVijrk. ac
asmsunm
PERSHING DECORATES DOG
WEARER OF WOUND STRIPE
i
j Mascot of UOth Xow Kii^Iaiul Di
vision Uci'i'lvcd Hurt tit Itnt
tl?? of Selcliprcy.
I My t'nited News.)
W'ASI11 NtJTOX. .fuly fi. -The hero
isnt of a dojj has been reeouiiizod by
John .1. !*??! shiiifr. general or the
unities of tin- t*nit??l States.
"Stubby." a l.oston lull terrier, for
yner member of the A. K. F. un<l the
wearer of three service stripes ami
a Wound stripe, was decorated b>
I'ershinir today.
Staging the ceremony in itis i?ri
vate otiiee. l'ersliing attached a u ilii
medal to "St ti !?!>>? "s" eoiiar. After
the Ci'to r.il lta>l spoken a few words
on the tin lite of "Man's best friend,
ill pi or war." "St tit bv" iioknowl
? dtred tli"- bono: with ? t; rat etui bark
an?l a w.iKglni: tail.
Tin' ?|oi;'s I'!". sur<' was not so ^ri'ai.
however. when a Ccrntaii iron cross
was tieii to his t;<
"Stubby" went across as th< maseot
of the Twenty-.- \th Xi'w Kuelattd
Division I'.iM.i pulintr ri ail en
Ljak-otnen:? 1 e received a -hrapio 1
w..und :n t li?* chest at tin* : ?;? 111 ?? of
S''irhpri\\ Wio'ti h? was taken to a
hospital he rec. ived a!! the medical
a: I s tri: .'.il attention v.i lab'e. lie
r. . overed
Kvidentlj ni?hiilc ? ?< celebrate 5i i -
front the hospital. "Htutby"
!??? am. A W O. "... until after the
.if - i>f St M ih i? Tio tt .? douich
i> ? ? discovered h.tit in ? /barge of a
Fren h -? u ? r_ \t tor an art: anient
that nearly prompted fisticuffs. the
dojr was recovered to th" Aiticrivan
ranks.
"Sttlbbj" ? now the property of
J." Kobert I'ontrov. of New Haven.
i'onn.. i ?"> rttter corporal, who brought
turn ;o i.lt't:cr.i !'? rsliitiu's ortlce.
OLD MOTHER GOOSE NOW
IN "BEST SELLER" CLASS
t'HICAOO. Jul} ?" 'Aid Mother
ftoos* an, I .ther nursery characters
have ambled up Into the "best seller'
'ass. .v" r 5:r.i t ? 1 i< pub. she: s'
representatives who opened a book
:'.i - her-- today .1;?vettile books pre
i ? at th> fair, and the di mund
? - r- ? - -ks was ? '. ? 'ared to ,
jn ai-r t un . ver V1'- :(
The KiMe Ijkewis- has reused in
popularity, a. ord.nt; ' ier !>o >k
mer.
"!> ?? ' '. re.-.-. >n
th-re s-ems * ? h.? an ,n. r- us. 1 .te
nia nd for the Biblt," one publisher i
said. "T.'duv. r:e.\t t" juvenile >tor!"s.
... t.-i . - . . . I
tio : ?.e . < r . ? s -
FORM INTERNATIONAL
COUNCIL OF WAR MOTHERS
? a:.is .i ? ?' T ? t-.t rnutional
? e.n. f j r of Knglur.d.
Kr.it'i'e. lt.i' > and Atto-rl. a * ..< form
? 1 at i'ar - *h - aft. ?? . n. i nicct
. l.-tw-en : "P of pt -nunent
a oiii" i representing the w .?. rnot'-.
er< ' Franc . .1" ! Mrs Mice M.
Fret . i r.diar, a;>?. s. ; :?s dent ? ?
the War V -t! ? r? < f Arret!, u.
Ttl" . IT.tess I S- VP' 8 tt ? . llos. ?
h'\.?l < f the temporary Fren h orcan
. .<' >n. a r.d ??? ?? ? <t i. : - wer
read '"rorti i ? .< ?f -v omen rep
r<*si-n*. ? war tn-d:.ers ICr.giund
a*. I Italy, l ^.ir' > ir..l r-in? th
l a*.d:ii- t r ? th. mother* f.
these four powers.
ANOTHER WAR VETERAN
PLACED ON SLACKER LIST
I i'v rni'e.i N. w -.!
N i-.u V. ?':;!< .1 The : of
iiarr- Frank Guggenheim, Aviator]
" ? ?' ' pf !? Iit ? t.h- Amer < a I;
.-me t ? : . 11? I It-* n::tK 1 "on pan> ap- i
rears on the Intcrt oniclal slacker
11 -' i- ? 1 . d !1 ? 1' t \ ashini;ton.
!.. 1
^ " '? - 1 ?>' If V'e ? ? Ill Wa- .i . |e tit ? r -
ant ? into.Hide! .11 :) ,. r ,v>1| ilVia
r\ . ,i i-;rith- wa: and w.t
teeommended for a citation by Hear
AdmMa 1 U .- IT. . st. ,|
tie H IV the I'll !. I S ? ?? s , .
war. and saw active service in France ;
and Italy with the A K 1"
1' - rents. M - ,1, ! M, v J . .
I'lsijSUe!,. ? . I. are ;.F-..
s.iulh Mliintie \ sni,elation Itesnlis.
'it ? e n v . Spat t a ri?... ? c :
? ' ?'tut.'!.! i :? < 'ha t ???
..' *ha rl?-? : oil. I AutfiisT.i
APPROVE SAM BROWNE
BELT FOR ARMY OFFICERS
Will He Compelled to Wear Thorn
as Part of Hernial* I'nifunn
After July 15.
( Hy Associated l*rvss.)
WAS1IINOTON, Jul.* fi.?The Sam
Itrowne belt, xvlrich ivaf worn by
officers of foreign armies and Amer
icans who saw service overseas <1 ur?
iiiK the world war, was approved to
day as part of tin- ri'unJation issue
uniform for officers of the United
States Army. 1'ndcr the ortlor nil
officers in uniform will bti epin
pelled to wear llie belt hcKlnnlnj;
July I.". Members of the army iuir.se
corps ami warrant officer* are jiot
permitted to wear the tx-lt.
? Jeneral 1'crshinu ami his staff con
tinued to wiar the belts Upon their
return from Kurope, but all other
officers were ordered !?. discard them
The explanation was made that the
hells served to dis! injniisl? tliose who
served ov< rs?\is f i nn tliose who *.^.v
service only ill the |*nitc<| states.
officers who have worn the Sam
llrcwnes declare that ; hoy lend an
improvement in appearance lo tile
uniform and in add tmu are an aid
ill carrying sabers at.d sidearms by
r. volvinu fin- weight "! such burdens
from :iw waist to the shoulders.
say 'I rol/kj Is l niter \rre?t.
l'AUIS. .iul> ?: I.e.in Trot/.ky. j
K.issian War Minister, has been ar-l
rested b> Nikolai l. riiiie, Kussian j
l'rcniHT, ae, oriltiK ' ?" unconfirmed
dif patch received i\\ IinformatIon I
today from Moscow
RAPPAHANNOCK INDIAN
tony TO BUILD SCHOOL
Now Conducting Drive for Ktimls
Oo Krecl ItuitdiiiK for In
dian Children.
tSeorRo Nelson, chief of tin* Itappa
hanuock Indian Association, an
iiouiiooh that niPinbHs of ttio assocla
tion arc conducting a drive for funds
to Imilil a school for the Indian chil
dren of ICssex. Kline anil Queen and
Caroline Counties. The association is
a charitable institution for the ma
terial henelit of the Inilians who are
the descendants of Powhatan's con
federacy. and who took part in the
200th anniversary of Fredericksburg
.hi May 1!.V
t<n account of t lie school Hassitlca
tion of the Indians they, in many In
stances. go without educational facil
ities. It is the(purpose of the asso
? lation to loeate the school centrally
so tli.it it will l>c ill easy access to the
children in the three counties named.
Those wishing to make contril u
tions of money, hooks, souvenirs, etc..
may send same to Susan I'. Nelson,
.secretary Happaltuanock Indian Asso
ciation. Indian Neck. 'Va. The asso
ciation proposes to establish an olllco
at Indian Neck and will need ollice
fixtures for the same.
WEDDINGS-ENGAGEMENTS
KHKIJKRIfKSHl'HO. VA . July fi.
- In the Kpiscopal Church. in Kor
landiiia, Kla., Hev. .1. \V. I'.lcker mar
ried Miss I,aura Hussclls, formerly
ol Irvinglon. and Professor Victor
Hlce. of Amherst College. Amherst.
Mass. Miss Mary Virginia l!ussellt?.
ister of the hri<le. was the maid of
honor. The hride was given in mar
iatre -by her cousin, Irving R. Mcs
sick. page Hussclls, a brother of
Southern Railway System
Chesapeake Steamship Company
(York River Line)
ANNOUNCE
OPENING ON JULY 5, 1921
CITY PASSENGER AND TICKET OFFICE
809 East Main Street,
Richmond, Va.
Where our representative? will be glad to serve the public, furnish
ing information as to fares, schedules. slopping and parlor car
accommodations, and steamship reservations to Baltimore.
E. A. COI.E. r. \V. WESTTU'RY,
Trnvoling PnssciiRor Agent. Division Passenger Agent.
E. A. WEST Telephone:
City Ticket Agent. Madison 272.
Special "Steamer Trnin" leaves Main Street Stntion for Bnltimoro
5:10 P. >1. daily except Sunday.
l?iC(>. ' . (illlvCOIlY, Prop. Kiclimnntl, Va.
GRANITE DUROC FARM
Ail Hog Breeder
are < ordially invited t<>
attend our Min iiog r>aic
and Km beetle oil
July 12, 1921
and see two of -ho best
Duroc boar- and ". !? of
the best Bu roc gilts in
"Virginia sold at public
a uction.
Harbvcue served on farm at 12
Sab- .it 1 o'clock .sharp in big
Write for Catalogue today.
G1U51TK scissoits
o'clock.
hog barn.
Stylish and 5
Durable Shoes
For Men
and. Women fr)
Special Shoes
Hand' Workmanship
Boys' Shoes
*"AFn DAVIT L^i
I Q jjixuy. iXaJj- \7S
{HEREBY ArriRM THAT \\
\VXL.DOUGLAS SHOES \
VGIVE ME THE BEST VALUES >
FOR MV MONEV IN STYLE
I COMfORT AND SERVICE
? ? . Qmxflf Uau/^i
W.L.DOUGLAS i
RIGGING SHOCS AT
7 YEARS OrAGE.
WL DOUGLAS
^ear^ML.Dou^las Shoes and save inoriey.The best
known shoes in the world .1 hey are absolutely the
best shoe values that can be produced for the "price.
\V. L. Douglas shoes are sold ire 107 of our own stores direct to the wearer at one
profit. All middlemen's and manufacturing profits are eliminated. W. L. Douglas
name and the retail price stamped on the sole guarantees the best shoes in style,
comfort and service that can be produced for the price.
Champing the price on every pair of shoes as a
protection ag.iinrt high prices and unreasonable
profits is only one example of the constant en
deavor of W . 1? Douglas to protect his custom
ers. W . 1? Douglas name on shoes is his pledge
t: it they are the hest in materials, workmanship
and style possible to produce at the price. For
tv.entv-seven years it has been our practice to
s "I! \\. L. Douglas shoes in our own stores
with only one profit. Iliis lias saved the wearers
millions of dollars.
CAl.TIO.J. - lnni*t upon tinvinn W. I Douglnn (hoe*. The
nnme and price in plainly Mnmpnd on the note. Becnrcful
to w? thM it him not been rhanued or mutilated.
it r.ot tefsj t in your vicinity, oritr d.rtctlrom fietory. Catalogue fr?e.
"Tlie quality of \V. L. Douglas product is guaran
teed by more than 40 years experience in making
fine shoes. The smart styles are the leaders in the
fashion centers of America. 1 hey 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
I in San Francisco than they do in New York.
Prrsidtnt
IV. t. Douglai Skne Co.,
210 Spark St., Riockton, Nail.
W. L. DOUGLAS STORE, 310 E. Broad St., Richmond
"OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
tho bride, was best mun. After the
ceremony tho couplo left for Jack
sonville, whero they ?ullod for New
York. They will reside ill Amherst,
flass. The bride is u niece of Mrs.
Addle L?. NMessick. of Krvderieks
bur?.
i.vxcHHuna. va? .ruiy wn
llam U. SHtterwhlte and Miss lOtlicl
JI. Miller, both of r?ynchburnr, were
married Saturday at the parsomiRe
of Franklin Street Haptlst Church.
Iicv. II. H. Jordan otticiatinp. They
will reside at tho I'rincess Anno
Apartments here.
I.YXClimnU!. VA.. July B.-An
nounccment has been made of the
marriape Friday of Ml?-s Carrie Wll
kinson ami Willie 10. Tuck, both
residents of this city. The cere
mouy was performed by IIpv. II I!
.lordan. i>f Kranklin Street llnptlst
Church.
FU101 >I0UI< "KSIU'lllS, VA.. July ?.
? At the home of the bride's parents
i-i Falmouth. near this city. Herbert
>1 Sullivan, of Fredericksburg, and
Mis.? lOlsiu t'oxe, of Falmouth, were
married by Rev. A. \V. t! raves, of
Stafford ('(itinty.
KitiooioiiifKSBrm;. va.. .iui> o.
?Oscar II Miller and Miss Carrie T
llammack. of Kaltimore. were mar
ried here yesterday.
Deelnre Slene In t'pper Slleoln,
I'AltlS, .Itily 0.?f.ross-Strehlit/. and
Itosenberp. two Important cities in
I'pper Silesia, have been declared in
a state of sieue by inter-allied com
mission t In re
DOGS AND CRIMINALS,
OUSTED FROM LOCK-UP
Plymouth I'unrant Preparations
Leave No Hoitjii for (Jmil's
Clients.
PLYMOUTH, MASS.. July 6.?Lost
I'ofjH ami abandoned criminals wilt
liavo lo roam at lurge h?'r?'. at least
until aftor the middle' ?>f August, by
whieh time tlio ureal Pilgrim l'avt
cant, which marks the climax of Ply
mouth's Tercentenary celobrat ions',
will In1 over. The reason for this
immunity of dogn and criminals .s
thai the old town goal. which is now
the police station and <>f late years
has housed an occasional h-.-t dot;
ami a very occasional criminal, is
tilled to overflowing with broad
Kwnrds and Norse hattieaxes. t>lk<s,
dirks and helmets ol the time ? ? I"
King .lames I. matchlocks. hows and
airows and all the ? >t St<-1- innimo-rahio
proper! ies, running into the thou
sands, which are to be us?-?l in th<
mammoth spectacle, Martini; .Inly CI.
I'mier tlie direction of .Michael
Cart michael Carr. late of <;? ??? ti w lrli
Village and a former coadjutor 'n
artistic stage production of Cordon
Craig, the third tlo<>r of the '"lock
up has lieen turned into a vast
workshop for tin- manufaet tre of all
this equipment for t lie 1.100 players
who mnko tip t he cast, whiie th<
tiers of cells on the first Hot s? . o-i.l
Honrs are used to hous,- and si. fe
g unI'J the compltHoU "props."
Supplementing the work of this de
partment. scores of women of this
town, for the most part descendants
of the original settlers, are making
sewing machines hum In turning out
icmtumos for the <ast. An average of
::7 complete garinoiitx per day is be
ing fasliion?'*l >1 < spite the fact that
none of the costumes Is of a date
later than 10&0 ami therefore follows
no rules such as guide the making
of garments of today. Among the
seamstresses it Ik no secret that the
older women are butter workers than
the young I'lynionthlans whose mas
tery of the shears and needle does
not date hack many years.
The pageant is net for three croups
of dates: July 13, II. 15. and Hi;
.Inly .'1", August 1. 2. .'5; and August
10. li. 12. and Ki. Massachusetts lias
In en placarded at all main entrances
t" guide motor tourists making the
pilgrimage to this purl of the cotiu
< i y.
?Ma?Mag??
Slnln .Mum'* UoiIj in Drifting lluiil
WAl'KESUA, WIS. July C.-j
Arthur Taubcrt, of Milwaukee, wa
fouml today by a party of Haher
iiicii In uii ourloMs rowhoat (lontln
on I'ewnukeo Lnkr, with h knlfo ir
his heart. Taubert was last kc>oi
Monday night in the company of i
young woman, according to hi:
brother and several friends, who ha<
been spending the week-end wltt
him at the lake.
Are You
Suffering Pain.:
Sloan's XiininiBiit'hfingB
quick relief to all oxtcnull
uiil:e:iand-j>aiiui'by-nmnwmK
circulation in.the-painfu.1
purls, scnttoritiK congestion.
You will finditsouthinif-und
comforting.
bloun.'a l.inimout-isTiot.an
experiment. 40 yuare oro it
wuh niado-purposclyTtr>:figtit
pain and thousand!! line it
wilh Kfulifyi?K results.
The
usco
TREAD
77uvc diffeivtit types ? but one cfuctlity ihsouahout
Much waste in fabric fires
no need ?fit
pscf
THERE arc four or five mil
lion carownersin thiscountry
using fabric tires.
When they sec themselves being
made a target for the sale of "odd
lots", "discount offers", "retreads"
and "seconds" ? what do they
think?
You can hardly blame quality
seekers if this kind of situation is
getting on their nerves.
* * *
Some people seem to feel that
the spread of cord tires has made
tire-makers and tire-dealers in
different about fabric quality.
Others have the idea that fabric
tires get less attention because they
run to smaller sizes.
The makers of
United States Tires
would like to go on
record as to how
they feel about it.
qAs people say
everywhere
United States Tires
arc Good Tires
They are engaged in serving
people.
They build the most complete
line of fa brie tires in the world.
This year "Nobby", "Usco"
and "Chain" Tread tires arc more
universally popular than ever be
fore. Because /hey satisfy a legitimate
Jieed for fabric quality.
Neither the size of the tire nor
the kind of tire has anything to do
with U. S. Tire standards.
Back of every Fabric Tire bear
ing the U. S. name' stands the
same quality that has made U. S.
Royal Cords the outstanding tire.
* * *
This is the logical stand for the
oldest and largest
rubber organization
to take.
It builds by policy
? or doesn't build
at all.'
United States Tires
United States
Rubber Company
Tire Branch, 1311 E. Main Street

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