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" DECEMES TWO SDNS
KILEEO B! STEPEI1TH
(icornia Woman Tolls Sliorill Hus
band I'ihwI llrf lulu W.iuoii
AfliT Mtihlor.
I My Assoc ated I'res- 1
Al.UANV. i;a . .1 i'iv i: . n I
Isaiah Temple. little sons >f Mrs
1 Jennie Hudson, w ??!. nund.-rrd ly
their 5t<-i>fat h"f. i;:.n M'.ore 11 ? i ? 1 ^ ? ?
after ho had v.r. 1> beaten tbiin
<aily TimmIiij in Mi nt, aeoiltnn *.i
a stati in* nt a.i.ued t<> I iv?* l>. . n
made In tIn; jail hot* today by lh< r
ni'it her
Kolloivini; Mi* womai ' . i '
statement, ir ! before it wa- niad?
puhlle by the oilin r- ilild- n was
spirited IIW.iV Iron A! -aw ' > .V : ? t.
for saf> k. ? ;.i i u*
Mi- Hudson s story wa- t !
former Kin.-iff 1. i: Mla. K. At a !?
:nc to Bla.-k, Mr- Hnds n ? !d 1. ?.
.fter sh> and h- i husl.ai.'l had J. t ?
the house :?> di i.? town, .vli? t?
she was to accept a position. Hudson
rdi r< <1 J.. - : ? uo a* t s- i s r t. . t
to tli'- harn bt ai d wait f i him as
h? had to r.i hack into th* h*i*.;se
She as nod I.: hi ".vh; t was n* ? . -.ny
for her to jjo to thii l"t. g)ii> said. and
'? f replied with an oatlt th t ? va
tone of 1*" l.ii - i:o s.-. and it" she did
not po h- would kii; hei. K* in l!o
lot. sh s . d. !,*? hi ird i* t I- ? > s
? oreaminir and as .???;.* rush* d toward
the house h. ard three ,?
vliotf-. 11 ? r h ;.-1>ii :: d thou i a nil1 o it
. ' -a' i. and Mm! th. ?! \V ? ' it
'"she nei iisi d h.m ?t kil'i; th.. h \s
"she slid hi- lhr> it*n> i t*. h- v if
she told what she Isnew. and loi> d
h ' : i. int.. J ill* \\ a :i a ? d ill a ?
: ? town with hiin
Ml 1 1 : . I. - a !.i. a ? . ? 1 . -ir t ?
k, thai > h was a f: . ? ? I ! ? 1. 1 ? I:.
/dory ? \ < n after Hudson hail he<
ftlaccd in jai . for ho had r,.;.| h* i
that ?( hi was : >t able to ), )? h. *? h.
M -ISlil -?*? t ih.it son:.* oil" . s.
did.
STOLEN MONEY IS FOUND
ON 2 DINWIDDIE NEGROES
? ? ?:. t . i . ? 11 i ? ? ?' -1 I M.. ? ?
? ti- :t I - > ? ? : ? 1. I '111 w ;? ail't II' I 11 i> ?
:iff r-inninjc <1 'wn rim." with
wh h 111' h i; >? t i ! a ih? nilirdi r
? to llaeklm- ami (Ir illith )? * li i.
mirrors. r ha\::.tr ? ? r v ? .! in
: hf "i .ii j.iii.
i'anival m rvi.-t-s lor the 11i ij-<I. r? < 1
man w. i<- hi-ld ih afterrto 'i a'
orU fr ti tin 'J' '1 Sli pinnl
' ;;:???! i" r M !<?/?! ttv 1 \ >'
?> S ?jt I. i i. ofli. ?i.i; ntr. 1 n t criin nt
w.t a: !? ' i tin- <-)mr. h .fin ? v.
Besides his wife, White I.*; survived
! li; i <? ? !i;ii!! I'll IM'i !?-. St. ?!
ih. in. Jr. and I'.lizahet h W hit', a !
I ?. nwidci i. . Thr.'<- hr.tliirs ami
11.r ? r su-t. : ? W J > .mil \\" T Wh t.
f Pinui<1(1 n . .1 U White of M. n
' ma Mr- \\" V 11 .i rri:-i in, M i- T. i"
Z lniur, cf 1'ir.\v|(l(lii- I'olinH. ainl
Mv>. .1 A .1 til . . I;!"1 lit w i. ^ ' 'nlJtit \ .
i No -un :'. . .
3 KILLED. 4 WOUNDED.
IN KENTUCKY PISTOL DUEL
[l'v A ..elated IT. s ? !
KN< ?xvn.u:, TKN.V. .In!> I?A
??;??? al 11. t ? .!? \ rnal ..: i "I"r-i!? uti? ?
from Midil'.ishoro, K> , .-a>:
Thteo m. n \\?ro Kill."I ami f. :r
w.t- seriously v. und.d at Lyin h !ti
a pistol ilu.l about 1! oVlo.-k Ih:.*
morninir. a vordinir to ; ?ivi -. r.-a.-h
?ne her.- law- ti afternoon. Th?
duel foll.'Wi .1 'i .t: t? ini.: ? ft"i. .? i
t" pl.ii'i tin l i- . *\ ho t..-i:-t' 1 at'
test, iti euytnil;,
The il. <i ii' H.ll II..: - iii!. . ii f
of j?ciJi-? <" . Jim ?*"!diron, liejmty In -r
iff. and f'aii I'ulton, mine f- 'i'inan.
for t hi i': ' ? tt,.t. s <*?? a ?! i 'uk -
Company, ii? cinh anil Kulton were
killed < ? i ? t rl(: at ami i'i- ?: t r i ? n sue
ctiinhi'd :.i hie u >umls w : a a few
hour.".
Til-- ?:.in.'> of t',. v. .urii:.-il an' nut
know ti n- r t ? . ? ami-.- of t i -
wtiii' . i:' i t I.tit thi'V ail i n
hit..-: ; .1 at la*t a -in;- i ? ? h.
iliir hum- ?! in ?In ll.itlan ja:l, wh ? i
will hi* guarded by a cordon of police
ni. Ti t.i pi "V.-aJ . M. 1 'il-' ot the a.
c 1, i- is "a 1
BERNARD BAROCH CONFERS
WITH GERMAN FINANCIER
IJKKM V. l-.i l tiat .1 l:a :: h
Aim ? - ?' -
lug l ?? w ,t t . i t I Intro st ?.!?? v ?
man;. V ? ' ? pt mi.:' . ?
night w '::: n an hmir afti - art ?? ;t.K
in I'n r ?
a >rt! : -? t ? ? t : in-, ti' - Ml'i : ? ?
t o a it i t \ r: I . 'i
is in * I? "itl:i r . I . i. w3i.it ti I
done t ' i ' t ii i ' ? : i? ? :i .i i v:.
ii ri a: n. wh: t ? :> rm:iii a : i
attribute..- '. ? ? ? ? Am- i ? i
t ier o! all':.. -: v. ho l !
Jm. I Jar'.i? h ? nil : ? .t In- s M. r.
for that ;??>!? ?? ? . ? ? \ ? ?
"I am i ? ? .O !. !y t- }!??:>? ?? K:i
ropi'.a n i ' ? ' ? t' ? m i 1
how : t IO' ? ' ' ? * IT : I '
Mr I ?' . | I i * ii ? .ii t
Ann I .? ? ? I t a
a t t hi- A Iti- : . in i ?? .a s ? v : ? .?
LAST MINUTE MODES FOR
THE WELL-DRESSED MAN
\K\V YOHK; July !
p t\I l-:i\!?: V Kl! > }i i i?? point tlnii
irriiinstii n.-e thai his t lollies mil.- lit
ill in-ttor ?>r .?><>k licti< r. but to the
*! . i: I:.- eh s i' in. w til rar.
|ui > ptlon, i>> tally w .tli i'limat?. sea
son ami oc< iislott. lie i'\i ? Is in know
i n n w ii.it ? w ? 11 i- ii wii' r. nti'l wlirrt'
I.1 w ? ;11 Til- I V. !:. ? IM !-i tots ill
f< ? r :.i, : ? ? i t ov ? 11 \ -Kate ami I"
tukoM iii.'. s t?.<> KcriouHly: tin- Americ
an il< ? s 11"t tak it si rioiislv ??m?tiiili.
'I'll' .-ilK li tt that highest symbol of
II i enl '??ma n I- hi n Ha\ ail !
? :? - to I? an:t i very
whei abr??a?l iltirniL. autumn ami I
.?;.r: i> -. ? \ ? ? 11 a III" in: I'll:- i n. s lilt li. y i t j
II.? \v >m para I i Vt ! > ? I.loni ?|f.i-s one;
!...'?> ii |i> ? r i ' this ? ill ? >! s. a 11 ? > w
! ?:iii) . : u- >.mi >.tir liaii'.ls into mil
;>. , li.ts \\ >i? ?i II . y shoi:|.| !>? glnve>l'
ami. iKi'aps. iari?vinv ?' sti.k Why
s j i.. is i < i <>i,, who iviars spats feci a-,
tl,->!ii:li !>? \\ > !. 'I > I.lit. I for lnoi k- |
i?B ?>??.? ? All this is wrong1 nml uruHt ;
l>>- Ret right, if lite line art of ?lr?>ss j
i >* l>> 1 m<> ? lost irt I'Vi-r ln r> .
V HI tlx lll ttr-l ilil I-oihlftions i>>
.1 ? >>ii ipany llif 1 i ii i ? ii K'i.Kti,-. now
ll.t \>^ii--. art- 1111 a Tint: caps ol
tin- .->>ri pii-turi'i In ilo1 i.irtuoinu
-U>ii I. Th<-> .i i ? ri nit t>i Irish limn,
white or ii.iiiii.il > olor, ami t ho box
phal in th> bn> k allow.- th'-m to e \ -
pa:> l easily ;i i I to s: i fast in a
.-panUi ni: wiml Such a tap is tip
it a for inc.orinv ?< wdl as for uolf
ai >1 ',i>; si t>ai k as it is um-ommoiily
li. I'l a ?>?' I >1 . 1111 IS i>-:. ;>1\ t'lt'ii neil.
Tli' I \* ;.I lb I P I: ? ? \ i b 1. ? vi.-nj- sllatb-s
Ho fit and lessens sunMink. i ithi-r
sm.'i't sjiortini: i ips aiv ina>l- of
briirbtlv ehiek.tl Scotch I'lia wllnus
Tlii si' ii;a> b> roll. I up ri^bt-mul
ti: lit a i I i" i !:> l> >1 iik. a liamlk.r
i hi. r.
Knsbionnhlo country Hubs, follow
ing ti i pra ? tice in i'.'.iropc. an' ailopt
itiK iii.-i :i.>? I i\? . I i . i ? >.its, .is illus
irat.il almVi "I'li> ? ? alt- pit I uivsmio
an?l sportsmanlike ami m rv( to (||f
Ir11 ni i.i 11' m. iiilit i s from imp-si s. Sm-li
a coat is 11::i? 1 ? - of light-weight Man
ia 1 ill a \ariety .,] sbatl. s. tap. il]
with ,i . .nit rastniK co|..r at edge.". '
Mlfl?>> l-'ii-l in I In* \>inil
WATERS FROM CLOUDBURST
RECEDING IN NEBRASKA
Hy \ ??? ? i :i I ? | i': , -s |
\ I.I.IAN) -K. .N'KIt . .In. \ ] ... ? A fl.-r
?i l> ?11 ? hours an a int-t a
w.i 11 w.i ?. t w li .eh . ? i i mii- r?-:i < In <1
! .i '.m i. s' lii'iirii f??? as it ru.-hi'il
? I? ? w li t hi' Whit* 11 n ? : . I it vi>iit ful -
I lovvtiii; ,t clotulhuryl lit Nnrihirn No
i I -1 .i - lv i \ . ? : i 111a . . .-11 ? i-a ? I > t?>'la >
iliac! iiiudii .safe moiit their tieloiis*
. - III., u.l'. l: ll.Mll. ||
N ? ,til.lii.. *; ,i 1 ? i ? * w. 11- rijH'rl.-O
.Mrs. s. a. Jiass.-ti, \vhi? w.i.-' ilrowticl
\\ 11 <" 11 ; I ? r W i - .- w I ? 11:,
w .I ' \ ?cl i in, ? .i ,i I; iii> w li.
i ^ u ? i ? .? tr v.- l 11 t h> lliifiili.l
Iarea, which iiicliule<l Harrison ami
! 11-1 f i 11 a ii ilri-u -. lit i . ? n mi li s. t o
? ; t.r 111-1 vi? s.i' |m ? -?.?<! Til*
? iwii >! \ii ln w.- was imimlati ll i.ir
? t. im- I i -1 n in lit.
?i>l<llrr 11 ivi'li ii rui-il Wiiln.ill INinor
? "11 a !"!' \ n) M ?i ! a , TKN n .1 lily 1 *>
'. I w - a mi . 11 . I . ' ; r < ? j. 1?? T h<>r|>t
(? ?!.?> ".it ! 'i at. i !? "i i- ? I-" I Hi i-ill s
<?! tin .Sixth I'alv.it;. wlii ? alli>:<
niil iv in 11 in t::? ^tiaril holISi
I was ihe i>at>is for llio rccunt rcniova'
? i' -H i i"r- ' i'l ?*tss t:om ri>m
? ? l . ? ? i? j. .* t 'ill iiivi-n
,a ? - ? w I t h ' ut inn.nr.' after .
! ill .11 IIu ??f hi.- . as.' Hy a hbitrtf <>
Iv* ? .1 . " .a .1 ? r i fi ??!
M: -1;. n. i al .1 - :ii 1 ' .Mi.rr is n
iiirni inter i>t tin- liili. ill > . ??- j?s alia
pockets ami sbi \ e -but loins. 'Some
times tin- Huh ili v i? i- is embroidered
upon I In* breast pocket. as shown. To
In sure. tin- 1*1 uI* i ii.it carries a hit
of a formality and is hardly to be
worn when playing, lint rather to be
assumed before. durinn <>r after, tak
iriK the place of tin- lanuliar cricket
or tennis "blazer."
Ciisj on llie Wiilst nnd tli?' I'lirkrtd
I'leatiiiK the tops of trousers, a
Kreneh idea, permits extension at the
pulling pm k.-rinir, as il has u dis
I'or.i eitiim ii1' nl doiiiiA, especially
.it spirls TM. - pleated elt?et is por
trayed hi'! i . I; MM) he plaet ll al the
sides or it e i > I"- set direetlv above
the terminalion of Ihp. cbitler crenHo.
This idea is .ii " applied to trousers
fur town dr. ,-s and for eveiilun dress.
11 and k i reh ie f.- and other J-mall arti
? bs may I ?? .it rod in the shb po<k
.Is n.i.re ll veil ii'ti 11 v, it trousers
a re ph .11 ed ;i' 1 lie top.
Many in- i. ike to ?lispensi with eol
lar and era\at when en.cimed in a
uaine of rapid uive an<l-t.i:. like
tennis *!'1 i i.ilher untidy look.
whieh .sen,. I'jeetionable. may lie j
avoided bv w.ariiifr a liitht woolen
lull filer fat.:..il with a Kohl safety)
pin. as reproduced below. This not
only tnak ? ? presentable, e-p.eial
Iv if won:. II are atnoim the lookers
nn. Inn it 11 -? ? i ?' perspiration.
I.finite >lmle<< of (lie Week
The new.st a,i.lor or field ? | is
proviib d with i small bnekle it\ front.
Hidden liy I ! . I u wai d i?uIk< oi ?11?
?rn? ii. Tin- 111-- .tip may be Unbi
lled or .ii.d il will. It i mad.
bone twee.I or inn Kahnrdine.
Silk laniard handkerchiefs, pat
11 riii d in I'. rsi.ui inii I'aisb y ?!? -
sinns of brilliant colors, are mueh in |
VOK lie I ?. ea ? i J l il I In- 111 ? ast pocket j
of sport jin ki ts like tweeds and
uahardiiies
l 'i. Id waistcoats of eordnroy.
either l a ii or kimv, ari a recent r.
vlv.il. borrowed from the sportini; kit
l tin Imnt --mail
The latest a inimiliK suit is made I
with a lop of white worsted jerse;
? P.ih and trunks of navy-blue Man
uel. This ei.mlnti.it ion of a knitted
lahrie with a woven mi- nlv.s more
freedom and II. Nihility.
NOTK- Questions coneernlmr for-!
reel I >ress for Men will be answered
by Alfred Stephen I'.r.van if addressed
[to him in ea re of this newspaper. .To
insure a reply, a stamped envelope
nlUSt hi em i.s. d.
? i'n pyrin lit, I??L*I by Alfred Stephen
I try,, til
WILL DISCUSS IMPROVING
SERVICE TO STATE PRESS
I .-'I" :il t.1 Th.' Tit: . - Dispatch.1
j M ? i:im.K. v.\ . July r. j
j I * r ? ? i ??ri. su;.. lint. i Southern ili
I vision >( i in- \ ? j'rrss, will
ill*"' i t:o Vjii ilia 11rninTN of tli.it
iii-miik.i' I'll ;ii it. .11 Vi.-w on S;il
uril.ty. .lit ?- In <1 . ,iss a proposal
for 11)? ? i-ii|ir..\ ? tin n't in .sorvli-c to
V ii K Iiii:< <l .i !\ n> w.- papri
'I'ln- . .ill. i. ? li- .lnU'il for
View I.. ..! Hie thirty- I
third antutI mooting of tho Virginia
I'll A atimi of : it h a Kioator,
11 i 1111! ? i- of 1.1. Vir mii.i patrons of |
tl|. A v.iir ,.i t ? '1 I'l. ;i i ?? IIKI1I lli-l'S.
NEAR FISTICUFFS IN
BONUS BILL FIGHT
(roiitlmii'il From First I'atte.)
bring back the Mil from committee.
Strong clashes between liomoeratic
opponents and Mcpuldican advocates
of recommittal marked tin- closing
del a It*, Hut liny wcro inilil as com -
pared to the seencs which followed
yt ho roll call. Among i In sr incidents
was a challenge by Senator M. i'um
ber, Mcpuhlican. North l>aUota. i li;iMi
llion of tin? hill, to Senator Mood.
I'omncrat, Missouri, to settle a iiiics
tion of veracity "outside." ami shouts
of "Sit down" made to Senator Mo
('umber by Senator Watson. Demo
crat, Georgia.
Senatorial dignity and ru'es w. re
lost in the confusion. A half d. /.en
Senators were speaking at once,
ctuiuoi'tni; for i-<>cojetiiti? >11 I y the Vioe
I'resilient. To add to the din. a mid
summer storm broke over the i"aplol.
(murine torrents of rain on the ulass
roof of the Senate, while liuhlnint;
Hashes vied with its 1 iuhti 11 k system.
Senators could L? heard only with
dilliculty.
U rtuiulr for '1'ivn Honrs,
The row broke when Senator \!>
< 'umber was rccouni/.cd by tin Vice-|
President to . xplain the effect of the
bill's recommittal Senators Mobin
soii, IVuiiiiTiil. Arkansas, and Heed
declared that there licitm no bill or
other business l>> fore the Senate. Mr.
Met 'umber's : pi i i'h was not in ordei
but the Vice-l'r? sident ruled in lavoi
of .Mr. Met'umber.
Kor two hours the parliamentary
and personal w i a n m I i n continued
Senator .MoCumbor standing by his
nuns and tin illy cotieludini: '.i.
speech. The Senate, by a virtua
partj vote of ;t?; to j7, also sust .1 in- d
the Vice-President's rulings. There
\\ ? re many ton-. moun tils, . spo :a!.\
when Senators M. ("timber and M> !
walked toward each other on oppo
site sides of the aisles. Senator U-.i.
irison and other.-, however, stepped
I clvvi en them ThN o< . urr> I when
Senator l;.id. referring to Mr M<
? "timber 'iivitation for di-c<i -ion <.r
their ditrereiii'i s 'outside.'' d. I.i Veil
I never saw a bla-ktiuard vet who
did not want to no outside to 11 .
Senator .Mei'unibi r t en 1< *'t ??
real and moved toward Senator Moid,
while Senator Williams. 11.1110 i.:
IS'ississippl. called Mr. Meed "to old. ?
Senator Mohinson. dr. taring that Ih.
jn-rsonalit ies did ti"t roll, ct en lit on
he Seimlc. "suiil-'esti d that both S- n
,1'nrs go over the and d. lei.
their remarks."
I'...ih Senat rs finally agr.-. d t?
this. Senator Moid sayinu in did te.r
wish any r*'il.iirti"n to stand It*
?idded, however, that "the Outside i';
so lame that it is generall y ? n -
i- idefed a sa fe piac ."
Tite refunding operations, .it lets'
ms- to the prin -ipal debtor nati a;
rumht to be completed in a few
months and the bonus lojl tl'.eti pre
..did with, S> 11.iter Met'tun -i . -
-. rt. d
"I 1 an say with ale .dill, asstirain ?
16 the American people and the Amor
t. .iti soldi* 1." hi added "ti-.:: thi - bill
will hi eiui -led into iaw and I am
certain 'that it* effective date, July I.
1U1'<>r payments will not Have tu
be extended. Dclav will not deprive
veterans o? a MiikIo riKbt under the
Mil."
IHlrin-; tlio disturbance. Senator
Watson, of ?icor?;ia, several times
shouted In Senator .McCumher to "sit
clown" am! inveighed against "the
cowardice With Which the soldiers
haVc been treated here today." This
was reei ived with applause from the
gallcro s.
"Those who wait at tlie sepulchre
until litis bonus bill is resurreeted
likely will beeome. | aut alraid, old
gray-haired men," said Senator Heed,
lie inquired why it was "necessary"
to have president Harding muKe his
address before I he Senate, and Sena
tor Watson. Republican. Indiana, re
plied that Republican Senators bail
"insisted" upon it.
' I'ntil Secretary Mellon had writ
ten his letter setting forth theTreas
urv's tinancial condition. Senator
Watson, added, "Senators were not ill
Treasury sit nation."
Thereupon, lie continued, they in
- sti d the President conic here and
ma lie his statement to the country as
well as the Senate, regarding the
? .? ui > sit nut ion."
"In other words, the Senators told
i!i. rres di lit and the President trdil
the Senators, and then the Senate,"
Mr K> ? '1 r- Ijlied
"It Senators thought this out for
(lieti.s- vis, why was it nee? --ary to
tell the President'' Soinebods told
Seiri lary .Mellon to kill the b I. and
at 1 it w;is necessary to get tli'
pr? i ll tit here to K> t the vote- "
Senator Itecd declared that "the
Republican eon forma nee" to the e\
,. ii \e wishes was "a most truel.ini:
licllj el itvliliu" episode.
WALTKK l>. .MOSI-:S A COMI'.WV.
so\<;s
Wait I'mi 1 You See My Madn
I'? ggy I )'Neil .
!>oih sung l>v Victor Roberts.
No. IsT'il. S?"><?.
I'uck'-r I |> ami "Whistle,
sium by ltiU.v Murray.
I Ionic Attain Hides,
sum; 1 > Aileen Stanley, Xo.
i s t . sr.c
Vacation Music!
Tako a small Viotrola
and soi lie Heeords with
you!
Coin*' in and hoar ihoso
ami othor popular hits
t'roni tho July list.. (I'hono
and mail orders filled.)
DANCKS
Crooning. Fox Trot.
I'll Keep on I.oviim You, Fox
Trot,
?both played by Benson's Or
chestra. Xo. lSTlio, Sac.
The Legend. Medley Walt/.,
Mello "Cello. Waltz,
- both played by Smith's Or
chestra, No. S"?e.
Open Saturdays I'ntil i??Oilier l>a,\> I ntii
Walter D. Moses & Co.
t o:j kast liltoAii s i ki:i . r.
Oldc-t Musi.- House in Virginia and North Carolina.
Bulletin No. 2
TO OWNERS OF
Packard and Templar Cars
tiik ( Ait <>\\ m:i;'s i;i:si'oxsiinu'n
1'OU ( NSATISI U lOliY
1 The principal elements of unsatisfactory service are:
1. Too ImkIi repair and adjust incut costs.
- \l. Repairs not skillfully and conscientiously dene.
Delivery not made when promised.
For prompt, skillful and conscientious workmanship the Ser
1 vice Man alone is responsible. Our refund guarantee covers these
(dements unrest rvedly. '
Responsibility for too high repair and adjustment costs rests
almost entirely with the owner.
The Instruction Hook that goes with each car tells you what
you must do every fifty, one hundred, live hundred miles to keep
your car in condition and to keep your repair bills down. They
are trouble and expense preventive instructions. You may ignore
them with impunity for a while, but when your car does go to the
.shop don't blame the Service Man if your repair I? i 11 turns out to
be a whopper.
No Service Man living can meet all the requisites of satisfac
tory serviio without the Owner's conscientious co-operatiou. lie
may, as wi iP>, t;ive von an estimate of the cost in advance, and
refund your money cheerfully (as we will) if you are not thor
oughly satisfied.
Hut these are not the essential requisites of ellieient service.
You must do your p; rt before the Service Man can do his. Head
your Instruction Hook. See that your chauffeur follows the in
structions in fact a.- well as in promise- or let your Service Man
check up your chauffeur for you with a bi-weekly or monthly in
spection of your car.
We know of no other method by which your Service Man can
give you uniformly satisfactory and economical service.
t Copyright, 11' 1.)
MONTE STONE, Inc.
MONTI''. S'l OM\, President and <icncral Manager
CIIAS. It. M'KXKTT, Treasurer A lit 'II l-'.ll <J. .JON'KS, Secretary
W. l?HOAI> ST. :: RICHMOND, VA.
l.ook Out for Bulletin No. 3
HOOVER SOUNDS
OPTIMISTIC NOTE
(Contiiuinl Kront l-'lrst I'asc.)
the United Status would liuvu a more
.?talde. economic system "if we had
a more regular proportion of our
savings a\ailal>!o tor homo huild
ln?."
"It would *o-em, therefore, highly
desirable," In- added, "that the
amendment propose#! to the Kederal
n'Bcrvp act, t.y which the latucr pro
! port ion of the MtviriKt- deposits of
'national hanks lie used for huildlni:
'purposes is an advisable chaime. It
[would seem constructive nl.^o If to
or r.O per cent of deposits in postal
J savings hank* could he diverted to
1 home huildinir as in tlie case of the
| savin km hanks. Instead of allowinn it
to How to commercial purposes."
IHIIBUHBiaiRli
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1 :tI:t Wltroml Hirrrl
These Go In the
Man's Week-End Bag
White Mercerized
Oxford Shirts
Attached collar or nock
band style, button-down
patch pockets. A Rialto
tailored Shirt, for summer
wear,
$2.29
Men's Full
Fashioned Pure
Thread Silk Socks
Double soles and heels.
Featured in Navy, (>.5 ray,
Cordovan,
85c Pair
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Thread Silk Socks
With hand-embroidered ar
row clocking. Shown in
Black with White clocking,
Navy with (Jold clocking.
Cordovan with Crecn and
CJray with Maroon.
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Silk Shirts
Willi Separate Collar to
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Also with attached collar.
Very specially priced at
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ffKa l/iiin erc&rotners
imOAl) AT FIFTH.
"MOTOR"
which Is one of the Ieadinir automobile mau'ii/inrs,
recognizes the Kodak as a motor adjunct hy havinir a
Kodak Departmen. in their journal.
lint no matter how you iro, or where you tro, "lake a
Kodak with you."
IHsS. Galeski <?|fi Optical Co.
.Main and Kiirhth Sis., .No. iM, Broad St.
kodak iii:ai>oi akti:hs.
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IIM'TIST
Broad us Memorial
Baptist Church
W. i:. Gibson, I'asitor.
)Ublf S >1. A M. J"i ? a. IiIhk
li\ Hi.- p.i -l'H at 1" A. M N" In
I?? rI!111-> ?ri Itrttt'" n It.tui* S? Ilnul a inl
111 ? In lit; MTVl i .
1'reach in;- I > ^ tlio paMur at h:li
l\ M. *
First Baptist Church
In in- a!'.'ti< "1 the pastor. I >r.
William I .ii n - f oril. Hi Pal la*. Tin.,
Will [Ilcaill ill til' ll M'l V td'rt.
Sunday .School, I.minuim at 9:30
A. M.
The H. Y. 1* I'.'s tin i'l from 7:1a to
8:15 iii tho bv? tui?i?. _
Grace Street Baptist
Church
T'.i pastor I >r. W. W \\ . . . - will
in. ,t. 11 A. A! "ti "Tin; Challenge <'l
'the Christ."
lIv. liiiiK *. rvi. c a- usual. > . 1 *. 1 *. M.
Smflaj S'lltiul. I" A ,\1.
! I!. Y. I'. I . iim i tlntfH, 7 I' M
Lei&h Street Baptist
Church
i'T\v? :.!y-tillli aii'l l.ei?h Stnitsl.
11; U. st?iti Iir 1111? ? r. pastor I In*
Ta Ii-rii.il It' Haptist ?" Ii n r ?? li. Kaleinh,
N. i . \\ ill !? i i :i?? 11 at h-itll mi'VIi i ..
Subjects: ll A. M. *!The tJnchrinife
i -1,1.*: > )?? M . ? Till JlilSt'T
? I 'liris; all.
S11 n 11 ? t ? School. ?' A. M.
I. liootnorn, 7 P. M. I
Tabernacle Baptist
Church
<<"nr. ?:!,."?? Avi). .ni'l Meadow St-?.?
'lln -I. I'i 11 Aiilin v Williams,
will |ii ? ..i.-li .it hot li net vn i'.-. Special'
I in it-I';- ma I.- n u ;i r t it Cra> 'lar
in. it ll.. -i-n.'-K Pvhoii. A. S. Wilkin- i
j .son. l: I. Hooker.
Sunday School at A. .\L
ii. v. r. 7 r. m.
CIIKISTIAH.
Cowardin Avenue
Christian Church
The past fit*, the !:? v. .1. 1 >? K>' ?
, .1 r . will preach at 11 A. M. oil ' ''/
' "I'llin I'll" Tlia Ilkj<givlli?," anil at f ? 1 ??
? I'. M. mi "When a Man Is a Kool."
Itilii. Si Inn.I at 'J .10 A._ M
J Christian ICnclea vor at 7:1.> T'. M.
First Christian
Temporary l'lace of Worship
William Fox School
llJliO Hanover Ave.
A warm welcome awaits you at th6
I Su inki y scrvici s.
I'll ai-liliiK. II A. M. ami S I*- by
! tin past.ir. I lev. W. T. Walters.
Siin l.ix Si'liool. 9:1.1 A. M.
Chrisl ian Kinleavor. 7:30 P. al.
Seventh Street Chris
tian Church
|ir, Howard Cree. formerly of At
lanta. fS.i . one of the most promi
nent men in 'In- Pisciples lirollier
)ioi?i will occupy the pulpit at 11
A. M . ,
There will he no evening servii o.
Sunday School ai Oiita A. M
KI'IgCOPAI.
All Saints Episcopal
Church
(Franklin Street, between Madison
ami Monroe Streets.)
Hev. J. Y. Pownman. P. r?., Uector.
Holy Communion at S A. M.
| Momincr service with sermon by the
| rector at 11 o'clock
ICvening Prayer at 6 o'clock.
Holy Trinity Church
llcv. .1. .1. Cravait. P. P., Hector
Holy Communion at K A. M.
Service ami ?i'rmon, 11 A. M.
Thu rector will oltlcUlc.
Christ Episcopal
Church
S'tvi will t? ?> conducted l>y the
U. ?? I. I! I'I .1 til:.
Morning Prayer at 11 A M.
KvonliiK Prayer at K ? I 5 P M.
Holy Communion will be adminis
I. rod at 7 A M.
Sunday School anil Mori's Bible
CIhhh inoet at 9;4S A. M.
Grace Episcopal
Church
Rev. W. II. liu rk hard!. Rector.
S A. M ? Celebration of the Holy'
i i 'ntiiinunion.
A M.. Sunday School and Mibb
I ? 'lass . I
11 A. M. MdiiiIiik l'rayer ami n r-j
j moil. Subject: "St. Paul.- Pel rosp*
{ a ml ) I our*."
S 15 P. M.: livening Prayer and
Kliort addri-.-". I
St. James Episcopal j
Church ;
Holy Communion S A. .\l
Morning Prayer and uermon at 11
o'clock. I
livening Prayer and rmon at 8:15.
Summer Sunday School at 9:^0
A. M. i
?Men's Uilde Class. In the church, at
10 A. M.
The A.-si-i.iii! Minifti r. R? \ Carl
Smith, will preach at both y< r
vic? s.
j St. John's Episcopal
Church
j.it 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. I>y tho rec
[ tor. Rev. IIugh \V. Suhlett.
Men's Hilile Clans at 7 15 A M.
I.ITIIIOMA V
Bethlehem Lutheran
Church
H'lay and Sixth Slreeisi
i?. A. Sutler. Puhlor.
Sunday Kvlionl at 9:45.
Service* at II A. M. Text: 1 Tim.
vi. "(i Subject: "Worldly an<! Chris
linn Seienee ill Mil- Right of liiid's
Word."
No evening service.
"Welcome."
iFirst English Lutheran
Church
(Monument Ave. and l.ornhardy St.)
The pastor. Rev. .1. J. Scherer. Jr..
will preach at 11 A. M. and 8:15 P. M.
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
St. John's Evangelical
Lutheran Church
(Temporarily in the Ruffnor School.
Twelfth Street, between Mar
shall and Clay.)
Public worship at 11 A. M Ser
mon by t lie I lev. Charles Knders. of
I'elroit, Mich., on "Christian lui
peria lism."
Sunday School at 9:30 A. M.
Men's Mible Class at 10 A. M.
MRTHOIMST.
Laurel Street Metho
dist Church
.Tames Riddick Ijaughton, Pastor.
Stereopticon pictures and lecture
on the Yosemite Valley, 43 views, at
S P. M.
Pastor preaches for Iwenty min
utes at II A. M.
Broad Street Metho
dist Church
f Tenth and l!roa?I Streets)
RKV. Kit KM R. niKNAULT,
I 'it .Ml. ?!'
Subject at I! A M : "Why fin |
I'hiii.li lii M * > t \Vi'? I lie r'' '
Stibje. i a i 8:i;, |?. M "The Ms 1
Who Pulls \Kiiln.-l ?hi ?."urr<i:' "
Spot lal music l.> male <itia11?? t
Students and strangers cordialp.
w< Icomed.
Monument Methodist -
Church
(Corner Park and Allen Avenue*) I
I'rcachlnir at 11 A. M. anil S ir, p. M.
by tho pastor. KI3V OKO. WKSL.KY
JUNKS. i>. M.
Men'* Rlblo Clans. 9:30 A. M.
Trinity M. E. Church
i T w>-nt i?" ili and llroad i
II A. M l!cv. A. I!. Sharp will
l-r<-a -ii.
K I' M: Rev. ,1. K. <?yler "ill
pri'iurli.
!? :in A M ? Sun'I a School and M* n
Bible cia>
7 1", p M.: Kpwortil l.cliKUe
I'll KSn VTKIt IAN
First Presbyterian
Church
(West Crace anil Madison)
Prcachlnff at 11 A. M. I)) Mr F T.
M. Kadcn.
N o i y?n im srr \ i < e
Sunday Solum! at and 1 I'll
Classes at A. M
Gracc-Covenant Pres
byterian Church
Mfi27 Monument Avenue)
Mr. S. Addison MoKlroy, ?.f nvJa
hnma will preach at 11 A. M .mil
8:1.', IV M. (
Subjects: Mnrnlnir. "The Worth
a Soul"; evi-nlny, "A <?od and Sa
viour."
Sabbath School. 0 :?,0 A. M.
Rihle c lasses. !t:45 A M
Visitors Arc Always Welcome.
Second Presbyterian
Church
Rev Russell Cecil, M. M., Pastor.
Sunday School, 10 A. M.
Public worship, 11 A. M.
Kvenlngr services discontinueH for
tho .summer.
V \ ITKftIA N
First Unitarian Church
(Kloyd Avenue and Harrison Street)
OUR PAITII
The Katherhood of (Soil.
The Brotherhood of Man.
The leadership of Jesus.
Salvation by Character.
The Progress <>f Mankind Onward
and Upward Korever.
Services at 11 A. M. anil S P. M.
Preach 1 UK by Rev. Krank Pratt.
Subjects: A. M.. "The Muty of Kre<>
Inquiry in Religion": P. M.. "Why l1"
People Misunderstand the Meaning
Our Relief in 'Salvation by Ch?r*
acter?"
You are invited to these service-'
Your mind will bo nuickened an1'
your religious life deepened.
All Seats Kree.
DR. BROUGHTON
AT (iKOVK AVKM'IO UAI'TIST ( III'IU II
(Harrison Street and Grovo Avenue).
Sight: "(JIM'MBI/KKS AM) ? RIJM It LISA"?The Last
in the Series on the "Protlignl Son
Morning: "JIESSAGK TO THE CHURCH"
Or. Broughton will leave, during the week for liin vacation.
Ho will be hack for the first. Sunday in September.

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