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G. 0. P. LEADERS ORDER '
CONGRESS TO SPEED UP
To Prepare for Adjournment of
lloth lionet* mid Semite
,\Ih>u1 August lit).
m r s t i:\acT two n i m.s
Desire Adoption ?if Auriculturu
Credits Measure and Passage of
Tax itevisinn Law?Itailrond l>e
liate i'tiiidiug Will CJo Over.
I l!y Associated Press !
WAS1 II.N'liTOX, \ 11 fr. Jt>.?-Speeding
tip orders' were given in Cnnjiri sj. to
day tinder an agreement luiiv^i1!!
President Hatding aiul Kepuhlica n
leaders !"<>r ;i thirty-day adjournment
? ?f both House ami Senate about Au
gust "0, presiding lh.it in t!io mean
t.mc the agrieulturul credits ntcnsur?
;s >naeted and the House passes tin
tax revision bill.
Under "to tentative |>!an. tlio rail
road debate funding, the allied del?t
refunding and other Mils will ?ii
over until September. Knnetinent ol"
several other important measures be
fore the rec< Sf date, however, is con
templated.
I'rrsldent Arranges Iteeess.
The recess and executive program
was arranged tii"re delinltely by the
President at a luiteheon today with
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts. Rc
publican leader, and Senator t'urtis,
of Kansas, assistant lead* r, after the
President's discussion yesterday with
House, leaders.
Representation? by Senalot 1. nige
and Curtis that tarirf, tax and rail
road funding legislation actually
would tie expedited by the proposed
le cess were ;:aid to have tigttred
largely in 'he President's assent to
the thirty-day vacation. The Sena
tors said that the Senate Finance
< 'ommittee, by working uninterrupt
edly during the recess period, could
make such greater speed on tlic tar
iff and tax lull.-*.
The speeding up process, it was
pointed out, testa with the House,
where the tax and agriculture eredils
bills are pending. The Senate has
before it only minor bills and plans
a week-end reccss beginning tomor
row.
Hxprel Aetbui oil Urilill It i 11.
Hefore the recess, leaders expect to
complete enactment of the Cappcr
Tlnoher grain antigambllng bill, the
Shipping Hoard's dellcieney appropri
ation bill and the Willis-Campbell
antiheer meaMire. The new Repub
lican bill to extend the l-'ortlney
emergency tariff law until the per
manent bill 1? enacted, it was indi
cated, probably will go over until
after the recess.
In the effort to get their vacation,
the House tomorrow is to take tip
the Shipping P.o.lrd deficiency bill,
rind Friday the agricultural credits
measure passed recently by the Sen
ate. lloth are scheduled t >r passage
before the week-end, leaving the
shipping Hoard appropriation bill for
Senate action next week with t lie
( onferonce report" >>u the it gr?< cultural
credits, alitlhci r and other bills.
Next week is t> be devoted pri
marily by the House to the tax bill,
which is. to be Introduced Monday
and then tip for debate Wednesday.
RAISE EXEMPTION j
FOR DEPENDENTS
.Continued Krom Kirst
lax of a gall'di <>!i .< . rtaiii
> lassos of ~rapo Juice arid "J cents
:i gallon on oilor classes, in licit of
tlu present tax of 10 per cent on
tiic sale priee.
It n1.?o xvas iisreort to levy a cental
:i |M)iitii! on i urtiotiic add nas sold to j
manufacturers of .Hrbonatod Rases. j
<111 't'nv llill
Member# of the committee ? -?= 15
mated roughly that those chang. -s j
wool.] result in a not 1'.!? t io;i of j
I ">5,000.(1 )0 :n tno total vearlv tax)
Mil. This is JIT..000,000 below the e?- j
l i male rra'v "d a'f. tho W|jix?? Mouse j
. onforen*.?, l?ftt* it* was explained that
the estimated revenue from <-or put. a - 1
t:ons would he; $ l.i.iiiMi I'liMlfT
than heretofore nvltoinil by reason
of the repeal of tho excess profits j
exemption of $.i."00 plus ati 'amouiH
icjiia! to tin x p. r rent of the in-j
\. -led ap::.ti f r the tar:?!? .? year.
I' ll!.'!tiv< ? ..ui^'s agreed upon
*..(ia\ i <? !i ?! it iit c sir great hulk of
: h ?. ; :1 i"? ? 'I '?<< I" made, and
House !? .1 '? r- IV r t m.-re ?'Itfbl.'lll
? an ? .' r t' that the hill would
1 ?? . rap!' it .| ;i rune fi.r presentation
? . ..in-' ? i-t 11 < ?. i ?? i- I Sep ;i. i!.a ii
I I XI Mo|i.1.1 . otl,. r :! : 11?> I
? liallife* in l>'\ ? .. > i.lid. I li.od to
? ? ? rj t ( ri. ;.'.a t ? (I .. . after a ' ! - a !! y
have voted upon therii will re
main tli, physical task of re\eritin;;
I ?. r pi i "- ? Ii! i ,i \\
*?Mrrni \etv I'lnjMisnli.
.-n. im new prnposaU wef p'.lt
? ? d i and <it lo r eiiai.C' s
!".id< vt > : (j'.i;!( different from iftoso
ii greed upon at the White llou?e con
'?rein ;..i ? t,, ila rly l lie i < ;i> a i of all
(?!" the I ran. por! :i1 :on tax*' next year
iiifii ad .f half ? ( them. I'Ik <iucs
!;(/!i i:ilii; t'i.- burden of men
l,.i V i It ^ : ?<:. ) ii ? .. in. .. u ;u-. brought
ij;> !?: !:? :? 'iii.itii' li.ii hat..ch, ot
New ?! ( I V > pi Op:.: cd lli.lt hot I:
i i ? 11. j 1; ? ? ? ? ? : no li h f ?
li: "no tva- b. I'.tv Jt t . ^ i a n t ? |
riri additional exemption of $500 a
year i>r .Is- t ? i i at on t r in
?on ?-.s ... . '.vccii 1 r.?? i. 1 I.. per
. "iii
Tin- J : "; -,i: is \ ? l > <1 d..? i t
! eii t a 1 i . <? .. I.. Iil'il v .m ii.' ,i> .. I .?
fiUniiiC! i(I |2,t>00. 'l'hl? .i :. ,i h.is
j < > nsid' i id 1 :. - hoiii vi i ai,-i the
? Xeinp". :? . l :
Ill ill.led -Ml ?:!>.. r - .
i.a\ ? V i.i d ' ha li. '.v
t hose in m ? d of re : ,e f t .
? Ollld t!.. l.i ,l | J.!"."
(?aroer Mliicki ItetNlnn.
JU-piesentnily darner, of r. ti,.
I auk i:.^: I ?? Ir.? ? ra i . ! V ( ? I
Meal,/- I'oiiiio 11? , . -:su? I i : t.iti mi nt
'Ini ::ik 11 ? (i.i ..it.o Kn .; ie la . ie.
vision 1! ; a> ai_i -. il n; .,n at
tile \V It. 111...I.- lll'(l,IIK* a'-t IliKht
? Must tile taxes tin iie.iuid .li -
) ,?<.poi ? t?. icpeal aic th? i n li i. an .
tax?~.' i .-i.id I favtir i .* pea 1 of
ail < f t.' :i.I- ??!la in:i.i . < Win ' r
hut pi ..'.liiij tvi.ul.ii continue tl.e ? \
? ?ei s ; ? >v ti. > for ilii calendiir
jelir ii i d ;ei: sil.ly for next j.-ar in
tako ..in of ib., war iifli'iinalli
i mil B<ii' i<-"? ulii.ii are not a perma
nent chilli', fttiinust. ti)'- >:ovurnni<-iit
The J?. nhiKijiiK have ha id th.y vv.re
|iiep.di,. a permanent pi i?ee tax a
tion i i. 'I heir liroutum. ... out.
tln.ed. 'neludta mnny special tvar
taxes, a poliey which 1 believe not
only is unbound ??eonoinl.'ally, but
nbsoluli ly ,nd. f. nMbl. .'
PLAN GREAT SOCIAL ACTIVITY
DURING ARMS CONFERENCE
With Prospect of Entertaining Distinguished Guests
From Leading Capitals of World, Washington Society
Leaders Are Making Extensive Preparations.
... H'y l tiited No\vs |
^ASHIXHTON \iim in }
"??"a! capital j,,' v?.w" of ?,o VlrVh"
pat!?" V7?lTf "'i ? niM
'pi. -Mi,.r i
r-irr-te
!, -apJflK of the world ?
?!?V]iT:[yrr "n,,"r w^
n.T i ? lo<il1 ""cloty f?.r din
heii - o,H'rS 0"'"r
the lii?o which I,;, v.- not been Hv,.u I
prom n'. ,,,V",y ^VT"" AlUl*
?tZ" I. T'!" in
, ? w 1,0 I'avo 111a in in i nod nia
ii n.^i" homes |1(.r,. in wl||(., 7
><ars aKo ,hey urt? W()n, ,o *"
ta.n lavishly. ;,r,. now having their
rtMdcnces pin j? ordPr and plan t?
f time during u?.
fall .ind wilii,.,. |,orc " 1
111"Vo(? i'!7'11V''''S l" " com Oct
'1 Mxi.il diplomats whirl! will r,
Intensity tile diplomatic o,K??
KliJ"
ar" v-v,n* f'"- privilege or
Pti 11lug up ? vixitiiiK statesmen at one
of hoir residences. such hospitality
of course, would nerve a?s ? social*
L-;iveii?b X" 11,1 f,"" t>'?'is
Kiw.ii by ami most of those f(,r the
SOVIETS RELEASE SIX
AMERICAN PRISONERS
'1 or.tiiii.ed Front First I'aue.)
Communism ami litis fai ;e.i~fo~cxo
cute jt>: decrees.
? a in I lie is Kximgernlod.
In tii.? opinion of the foiin?r pris.
oneis. .'amine .oiwlitions are exac
Korate-I; they say it is impossible i,l
?lifieu ntiate between famine ami the I
misery which is rampant tliroushou:
the'whole ?f Uiissin. They were en
thusiastic over Amerienn relief, ami
advocate the sending of all foreign
15 possible into Kassia sn as to ad
vertise to the world the acutal
<n 1 ions.
X. noplion 15. Kalmatiano. who w;. .
111 prison f.>r about three ye irs. \y;?? j
tin- most composed ami b.-st .Ires-,. 1
i" the croup, resembling; the con
volitional American tourist. In his
mw raiment he show.d iiM|e of_
of liis imprisonment, althoueh
' fomenr.. Of death for more
tli.'in year. Owing to hi? knowledge I
? f Hi.' Itussinn language. he was able
i - iiicratiato himself with the prison
ofin i.ils ai:.l render crent assistant
?" the other prisoners, who are lou?l
r!!,,!? PraiM aS t,,cir t,,,or com
' aptii in K i I pa t rick an.I Mr. Ksios
fr.' r'ii i1" ,vorsl sufferers
hi,.1 t r.lsh ips, a ml are in
a highly 11' I VOIIS stale. IC.linlrl.-l
snicl he had only two baths in a'year'
He intends to proceed to some" Kit
ropean cure for ., long rest.
Dill line I'lniia In f.enernl lorni.
I My ,\ ssoeiated Pros- 1
WAMUNU-',,.; ,,, .4..,,
t . P ans for famine relief in
have been outJined o,,ly ,,
V IJ u en era 1 lorni. ollleiais said 1.1
???<> in eoiumentin^ upon .lispatches
that Amoassador j
,.i ''?"1 10 present the
V.!!" '? ?*?:???? in.- counei!.
t ui.*?> be mouths, thty added, hefor^
Ploy-d LrA l',c"?etl>ods t? be em
are worked out
*';r' of the plans, it was
stated, inusl await the conclusl
the necouati""., ,.iffa ,.?tw
falter I,y ni a,1 itrown. Kuropean tli
or of the American Ke'lef \d.
ministration and the Soviet autlioii
. pon eoneliision ?f a satisr?c
?\ k* ^?'iiii'iit, oilicial.s (lorlari'ti t?;
?nini.sjration ;ig4-,us wonuj \n% "j.'' .
tit'. Itussia to .Wterniine the areas
'? " of r. ilef ami the b. s, pr..Kra,,,
.0,adopt in provl.Cnj; fl?.
Kelly I'.1 reed 1,1 \. r|i>
i Ku.vrll l"';i11iiifter, of San Kranciseo !
I a ' captured near Vladivostok ,,e I
I J-erv 1 iifj as a private in Hie Ainorici i'
?"?mj. lie was MHUlled rradually !
| westward until he reached the :,,3
?cow Pi'is ,n camp, where the llolslj*.
V ' 1 lli'? NiRII p ip. r.S he
im,"nis;: y,nt!'iK ",iU w??
! ' virions state-1
Snb a,ir"S? k.C<! "nmcs- ?>cl?e
lias. ni.ladi. which appeared ,,, the I
, o?M,"v,k lis, submitted - . ti'e re
Kas.s were announced J
A in.- riean.', disi'tissin;: :he f .il ?
to release l:?ya! . >. V '
I i'l- . on,It |y he Should 1, ,ve fi
? n I .1 1 ^ r / , * ?? 11 <? n '
, V. Amer .au prisoner:. .-,s
1 v 1 ? K 'actor; . and
>1
1,.,. ' i"i" "c.juentJv is
k <1 < 1 > a pris?nor do'ii" .
?inside : prison :'^ri<.d
del-Rations th?s liouxd. Cl.arles L,,|
>oU.ceremonial chief of the State
"'? ??. responsible for arrant:
iriK accomodations for the foreign
x'^Mcrs Is now *uffoi-liiS t|,e ,,,,IHou" ;
espotisihility ?r satisfying eontiicl
iiil. groups ?.f social leaders lu re
Ami. not only will Washington* i.?
socially
v" i 'I S? "vvotlor" from a'
V ol stead tan standpoint. than it has
hcon since proliii.ition was clamped
ii on the capital. Visiting armi
in. nt il. legations will have the stanil
"kv ami therefore enjoy the jm
in tin it y of foreign a inhassadors u?l
ministers And, further. the places!
h.,!T. \MUn" '''''"'Rations are
?? ?I u ill have ihe r--amc standiuu
as i"ii'ittii soil- that embassiesle
KMtetc.. enjoy, thus making them
J. "i auauist ov< r-zealous prollil>i
Hon eiiioreeincnt agents.
I lu re w ill |,e no har placed on
armament delegates hrlnicli.- I, ??.
the li>,tii,| refreshments thev can eirYv
in their hand liass, trunk* and other
llif.L.agc .iiul. mice safelv delivered i.?
|,|;r|l|ll'!rll'rs Washington. they
w ill, he free .o dispense it as they
Small wonder, all in all. that \Vi,.|,
? lit: ton is s< >?' i;i IJ \* a hiirlilv* ?
'"port -I 1R0 of acutc antlelpat'lon.
SUPREME COUNCIL
CONSIDERS PLANS
TO RELIEVE RUSSIA
" ! ""??<1 Krom Firs, pnffc )
t* * ** lice of the soviet gov
ernment; second. formation of
international relief authority; third
r::r:: ,,f ""?? ?p.r,e??:
? ii lis t !kiso ii -1?/| .
-.. v,: 3
dicated V 'l, l"""t Of view, as |?
favorlnp 'inti-r'i'i.Ti'o^aI'*o'o on W-,,,C
propose,| that -f- e - ii V a':on. ,
h tuna til ta ri.i ti socle,;:" ^;|
loover committee, without .oivJor '
l?-?rii.-ipation being official."
I'reneh \ letr l)in>rrni-|
M.KU.st.,1 that the allies-asso. '
1 '"'ii Iv.s. with the AmerU-in
n;r.;u?h the assistance of th" Czecho
slovak government.
as ^ro' wh n1 ii,'!ilrv0Vu'as 'mentioned
"" American Kelicf vc
t>ocl.itIon was doing. lie replied ,'vu
h:;7^^"^r,>,iofsVrc?^Shoinnt
as to Wh .t'.r ? Precise details
wm'ld v i ,, ,ry "o said he
CO,men. '"V l,c'V"> "upmnc
prolorn1Ca?oT0-,'hr.,,to,?
t*,oi>* 11si . , ? ? oomnietf.
Ii!"^ ho?nda ;;?! w\u ,:v"ort
will meet at r. oVlo'e I^ "!0'1- "
Ml IT TI, ... ... 1,1 " 1'OW ? V.M1 -
was ntid. 'r .1 ?'J'-u'l0' 1 l,rklsl1 'im-stlon
? 1 d.sctisMlon tudav an.I ii?.
council ?ee,.led to ad,.,,, an attltm e j
terfe, Neutrality, w.thou, in- i
it 1 for enec with trade. ;
MEAT PACKERS TO OFFER
CUPS AT LIVE-STOCK SHOWS;
I I'y A: ,| 1. .... ,
tme""rAvi0' ,A"W"' ,0?l??tl.
V"' . Amcrleaii Meat m,.Iters has
liY.'-vV ril?-miiis ar I
? ' 1" showy as an incentive t
NM.-attic. M in,to j
?<n/.i?, < liltaco. chairman of th
committee on imiiroved live-stock i
iree.ii,,". ,he convention of the
pacKmu imlii.'try today.
tattle of the corn licit SMtcs are
?"?t ''?1 in t v,,e and l.reedinK to
. Tom these States a
' .cade or two ;,eo.- he said. i? ??. J
ii'K w i'lcspi-ead uso of pure-l,- . .1 '
sir.-r to remedy the situation.
^ III \ Nit Sf-wiltN In .North.
K r || .. purpose or studying ltul!l.
??f f-. outs councils jn order to in.
the etlleieticy of the Itlohmond i
inc?,!? .-c?m" Kx. ciitivc Weaver will j
? ? I-ill,111011,1 next Saturday and
M"-,?l his vacation in several Xorth
iv",-''"'i* ' S', !''? ui" aecotnpanieil
l'> < ??I' ll. 1 < I,., l ies A. Ueinp.se v of th. I
-it bads,, faculty. A!r. Weaver , I
?"'mil> will also make the journey. !
Itr(urns from ChlenKO.
Afi.r at t. tidins: a course in ,|,e N'a
turn.,: School lor Commercial Se, re
.UHs. \\ \ , larkf. Jr., s?>crotnry <?f
lac l.etail Merchants- Association, re
1 ' :? cstcrdav from Chicago. lie
r.-poris udents in the class, olrl
and > ? ? 1 |,K. arid unions them some of
H>. highest paid secretaries in the
What Is Every Mother's Hope
For Her Children?
Sturdy, energetic children radiating health, are
a source of pride and joy to their parents. And
their development depends largely on their food.
Children, undernourished and unwisely fed are
weak and unhealthy,and many times anemic. Disease
easily grasps them, for their undeveloped constitu
tions are unable to resist the disease germs.
No food will have greater influence in making
your children vigorous and healthy than Grape-Nuts.
Served with milk or cream, Grape-Nuts is an Ideal
body, brain and nerve food. It is made from wheat
r.nd barley. Gr^pe-Nuts offers a high food value,
and it is as delicious as it is healthful.
Children find delight in th<- crisp, sweet rich
ness of Grape-Nuts.
A dish at breakfast or lunch for a few days
and you'll agree "There's a Reason" for Grape-Nuts.
Nutrition and economy combined.
Grape-Nuts?the Body Ruilder
"There's a Reason"
LINNETS COMMON
COMES ITER NOT FIGHT
.North Carolina's Itcpulilieaii State:
( liairnian Opposed for "Lily
White" .Attitude.
i? i: it \ t i: w.\.\i:s hit t k u :
I'art.v Lines Divided, hut Koll Call
Is Kept Seeret ?r- CJrts Federal i
Attorneyship for Western Caro
lina Dlstriet.
wasi 11 Ni :tm\. ain. "I'll, nomi
nation ?f Krank A i.iiiioy. Uepuhli
i'an State chairman of North Caro
lina. to 11?' Kederal attorney for the
Western Xortli Carolina Dltttrict. wax
continued late today liy ?ti?* Senate
after opposition liml heeii voiced nvor
!iis position on tin question of negro
v<itinvr. The vol,' was said to have
lieeii ::i to 17
Mr. Miini'y was charged with hav
ii*ir prevent'-d voting of Xortli t'aro
lina negroes. lie also was crit;.rixeil
for his alleged statement th it he
favored applying the literacy test to
illiterate white persons as well as
negroes.
It took a!nm?=t? three hours of
stormy ilehate I? hiri? 1 closed doors to
eonlirin Mr. I.innev. and a veteran
Senator sail the discussion over the
rare question w as 1 i U <? form* r "hloody
shirt" debates. Party lines were di
vided and a la rue nunihi r of the
opponents were s:tiil to he IJeptihli
cans. hut the roll call was ordered
lloi?t seeret.
Senators Horah. Ilepuhlican. Idaho,
and Simmons. Democrat. X"rth '"aro
lir.a. were reported to have 1.?.t the
liuht against confirmation. whil"
Chairman Nelson, of th ? .ludieiary
?'oniinl11ee. ami Senators Krrsl. lie
publican. Kentucky, and Sterling.. K? -
ouhlii-an. South Dakota, were ?aid to
he the leading champions of the
nominee.
The race qiteston was i-iid to have
lieen uppermost ill tile delate fitily
minor mention was reported to have
heen ttiveii Mr. l.lnnoy's a tlvltles at
the rei-ent llepnhllcan national eon
ventiini, where he was sail to have
proposed dividing North ('irolii: i's
vote between Mr. Ilnrding and S'-iii
tor .lohnson. Itepuldiean California.
The Salter, it was saill. did ii ii .???.:ik
nprnlnst Mr I.innev toil a v. hut \ i-d
against confirmation.
TAXES ON FXCESS
PROFITS DOOMED.
C. F. SLEMP SAYS
? i ?^nt miik'iI Krom Klrnt I'.u- ? )
human mail that has been in "e
White Mouse for a lonu time. Vir
ginia ha*>' sn many Interest* Ilia! e
nation considers her own. that the
closest font act should I1;e;iL wit
Vircirtia at alt times.
"I recently visited Narrajjarisett ^
Hay ami went over the entire harbor.
a; ij Hampton Koadst seems to me I"
oft. r every advantage ill comparison,
in location, elimate an<l transporta
tion facilities*, anil the Government
should center ii? influence there
:ath< r than to the North.
"Tito State campaign w i1 open the
lutter part ? f this month and will l>e
nro.secut fil vigorously i"olnn<! An
derson will spealt at Ttoydton next
M..nd: V a nil ::t l.awrenccvlllo that
uijrht."
Purine !ii? KtHV in Uichmond y^s
lejdav and la^t nlnht P."pre.?entatIve
Stemp was vlslte.l by several hun
dred members "f 'ho party anil
friends of roloit'l Anders Ml. who are
Interested in the success of the Re
publican < ampaii-ti in Virginia.
Everyday Ad- \ enlurrs
That's *\llllt JIHI call MTl Iw ?
\\ lien your ntciinirrn|ihcr I*
lii'tlidK really to B'? awtiy l"i' t*vo
weeks* vacation anil you ilim't
Know ulirrt* to limit for a stlb
siiiulr. anil >ou lieuia cnter
t ii | ii gloomy tliniiKlit* about
closing up your ulllce till she
come* back?
A ml nIie tells yon wlint si nice,
cool resort she is (SiiInK ???? but
all you can tlilnk about is that
I hints* are RoinB to be pretty
warm a roil ml I he ulllce after sbe
It an K?ni'?
\nil llieo she a?liH you why
friends would like to tube lier
lilaee. lull they're all either away
or liiri.i ?
\ nil then she links yon J by
i on ilon't put mi nil for n Miib
stltiile in the llelp Wanted col
ii in ii n of 'I'lic Dispatch?anil you
say. "IIj t.coriie, I never (liotifciil
of that?but I'll try one"?
\n?l ihe eevl ilay a i|iiicl, clll
cicnt jjlrl answers your ml ami
yon Kite lirr a trial anil she lines
so well anil Ills into the ivork ho
iliilehly that you ilou'l cure If
your leeular slriiofiraplier stays
iinuy for a ill on til?
| till, man, Mint's what you call
sen ice.
C*_
Satisfactory service the
HII pin obi Ir In a positive
<1 utility.
ANDEIHON AUTOMOBILE
. CO,. INC. . : -x
WEST B.UOAP S'It
PHONK ? WOUl.Ojfl
EXCURSION
1{0UM> 11? II' 1 AliES:
Norfolk, - - $2.10
Ocean View, - - $'2.(15
Virginia Deadly -
I,c?ii! llroutt Street Station NtlJi A. SI.
anil UiUU A. ,M.
?Spoelal earn from N. te W. depot
.Voriolk to Occan View <xnd Virginia
iieach.
EMPLOYERS CALL GIRL WHO
BOBS HER HAIR UNDIGNIFIED
Business Men in Windy City Following Lead of Marshall
Field and Company and Discharge Young
Women With Shortened Locks.
I My United News.]
I'UltWijO. Ann. Hi - Tli.- >;nl with
hohhed hair may ho irresistible and
delIftlit fully boyish in the ballroom
or at the beach?hut in business?
Well. in t'hica;;o slu- Just iniulit as
weil wait for the 1oiik curls to crmv
I'ji-k on her pate
She is iimliKnilicri. according (<>
RAILROAD QUESTIOiM
LOOMING LARGE ON
POLITICAL HORIZON
(< '"li11 iiiiciI Ki'um First I'ayo )
politics, hut iim a 'areal economic
problem which demands I In* most in
ul!ij;ent ami utisel tisii thought of the
count ry."
HroMierlioiid* for Policy.
-McAilno has never come out openly
for KoveriuiKMit ownership of the
railroads. The railroad brotherhoods,
however, liavn ami the fol 1 *>\v i 11 k
paragraphs from McAdoo's letter.
Men fori-, may hi- rcKarcbd as sicnMi
cant:
"There has heen jtross misrepresen
talion htv politicians and se'lish in
terests since the armistice of the
i eroril made hy railroad employes tn
the year l'.US.
"It is difficult to lie patient under
misrepresentation*, hut I am conll
dent that insidious propaganda can
not permanent l> ??hscure the line
record made hy railroad employes in
tli.. year I'M v. .M: tl .? may he in
(lie shadow for the moment heviiuin
the sordid forces of reaction and
privilege have pained control of the
Amei lean government, hut a? ??? r
tainly a.- day follows niyht JuMlec
a 11 emerge rcspli ml. nt and the com
mon men and women of the land will
approach nearer than ever before to
that ideal of equality of opportunity
and of just ice whi.ii was th ? dream
of our forefathers"
\ppenln for llest Service.
Ami linally .McAileo, in appealing to
i.iil workers t.i render the hest scrv
i\.- In them, says:
"In this way they will build up
Mi. ;r own strength and command that
public respect and confidence which
wiil enable them at the proper time
to . Nereis- a potential and b -neflciaI
inllneiice upon a linal settlement of
ihe railroad problem "
It will he well !?> watch develop
ments in the railroad problem for
not only are loinocratie and llepah
liean bailers, regarded as potential
atiii:.laii-s. watching it. hut labor, th.'
farniois and other classes are proving
increasingly interested and iu time
" ay be expected to become politically
art iy ? in proportion.
For Aches
and Pains
New Kecords
for August
Now Ready!
Some wonderful fox trots
and song hits anions them, in
addition to a long list of line
lied Seal .selections.
(.'all and let. ns play I lie best
of them for yon.
Walter D. Moses & Co.
Kli) Kasl Broad Street.
Oldest Music House in Vir
ginia and North Carolina.
COTTON
r! -
r; a t-tlTH :m n n a pt 1
" \ Sir ? " " K- X ?
riii-'-n-iTT^a- r-. ?,
STORAGE
Why not carry your tnirplus cotton
in Now YorL V
Scrviff ^ hi *-ant of tl Uy -to year*' ex -
perlonc?Security nnd Protection Com
l?lri'?l? ill employees bonded.
All t\at eltoum-a protected by sprtnlc
It rs.
?,.".0rt000 cii. ft. fttltlltlon.il storage
(tro.i now building
The only |)o(*l; ami Warehouse Ter
minals in 11 y of New York having
tliroc.i all-rail connection with trunK
lines Independent of float or lighter
systc ni.
Storage tn transit faculties.
Tilt? only cotton fuintRntlnK plant In
New York City located on premise*.
Alt More* licensed by New York
Cotton hJxchanic**.
Wrllo for Current Katex
American Dock &
Pouch Terminals
17 Hinle Slrrft, Mew York
many of the biggest empliyers lirrc.
ami t hey say women ill business must
be dignified.
Several l>it; employ*. rs an- following
I lie loud of .Marsliall Kidil & Co. In
discharging or not employing bobbed
haired girls.
"When we employ girls uowadn\s
we look tlVMii over very carefully."
said an ollit-lal of Carson, l'lrle, Scott
& Co. "If their hair is bobbed ami
it is unbecoming anil illidignilied. wc
just ilon't employ them."
"Is bobbed hair ever dignified'.'" he
was asked.
"Not unless you know ' that the
youtiK wonitin a<i to liave it done
because of Illness," h?; said. "That is
the only excuse for bobbed hair. We
impress on a young woman that she
Will never III) a successful business
woman if she dresses in too Kidily a
fashion. i?ivrnity is a great attiibutc
to a successful business woman."
"We have only one rule and that is
thai employes must be dressed in
black," said 1). X. Kelly, manager
of one of Maude) lti'othcrs' stores.
"ISIack is ill untiled and most girls
who are silly enough to bob their
hair won't wear black. Ho there you
a re."
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Take Aspirin only as told In each
paukago of genuine Iiaycr Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following
ttiu directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during -1 years, ar.d
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances wit it substitutes. If you see
tlm IJaycr Cross on latitats, you can
take thrni without fear for Colds,
i itai'.nche. Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Karache. Toothache. Lumbago and
for Pain. Ilundy tin boxes of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists
niso sell larger packages. Aspirin
is the trade mark of Mayer Manu
facture of Motiaacet leacldester of
Sal icy 1 icacid.?Advertisement.
Fai! Weddings! \
TN<" bouquets RMl (!i>ror*i'nin
?v.ll no in qooii fast? and ror
rert if furnished by .l0!ir. I.
ftati lilfc Make reservation*
now.
Itan. ITSfi-nrTt.
John L. Ratcliffe
U'ljl Wpti Hto.nil Htrrri,
3 DIE, 5 WOUNDED
IM BANDIT HOLDUP
IN MEMPHIS STREETS
(Cuntiuucil Front Klrst l'ai;c.)
wounded xvlion a posse at Colllers
vlllo, a suburb, llrod on u police ear,
mistaking it for the automobile in
which the batnpts were reported en
route to that town. Itolh the ban
dits* ear and the police automobile
were of the .".line make, it wan
Htated. and. according to members of
the posse, the latter failed to obey
.1 command to stop. Uucarinl was
brouKht to a hospital her*', where he
died early this afternoon.
Three Others Wounded.
Joseph Hobllio, Kdward I.. JlecH
inuer and <*. I., ltonds, the latter u
policcman, who were ridlnu in the
police ear, al.M> were wounded. 11 col.
iitKcr was struck in the head by :t
bullet and was reported in a critical
condition. Itobllio received tlie
charge from a shotKUu in his should-j
u s and forearm and a scalp wound. I
None of the others is believed s*'-l
riousl.v hurt.
f?
ii
20 BIG BUSINESS MEN
PETITION OPEN BIDDING
FOR MEMORIAL LIBRA!
(Continued Krom Kirst i'age.)
port at l-'riday's meting.
Tim protest signed |,y tho busiiu
men mentioned and which will
presented tomorrow night, roads:'
"Richmond. Va.. August S, lyi'i
"Tin- Joint Chairman, War Mentor
Commission, State Library lloai
"Oentlemen,?While holding in hi
esteem your two honorable boai
and also the contractor you hit
selected, we ne vurlholvKM desire
respectfully express to you ?
opinion that tIns manner of tho ??
tiik of this contract is not such
to be the advisable procedure
the placing of public contract". K\
if It were tho host course in t
cas" tin- I'siahiishmenl of a preced<
of this character is (inadvisable,
our opinion public contracts shot
be only given sifter open bidding
the lowest responsible bidder, a
the Memorial Library should not
an exception to this rule."
U7ia l/iim ecoSrof/wrs
BROAD AT FIFTH
Today's Feature Items in the
MEN'S SECTION
300 Men's Silk
Knitted
Four-in-Hands
In plain colors and fancy
stripes, offered at tho man
ufacturer's wholesale price,
75c Each
Tan Shirts
.Mercerized pongee finish,
made with soft, attached
collar or neck-band style.
Very special,
' SI.95
SI'FCIAL Pl'RCMASK AND OFFERING OF f?00
Suits of Men's Silk Stripe
Union Suits at $1.39
A full cut, well tailored gentleman's garment. Two
months more of warm weather makes this a timely
special.
Men's High Grade
Check Muslin
Shirts and Drawers
Fine SS-count Drawers,
made with reinforced seat;
sizes 30 to 41; Shirts oG to
?11. A delayed shipment,
therefore priced for quick
selling
At 75c Garment
i
Notaseme Socks for
Men, in Black,
Navy, Gray and
Cordovan
ar?c pair; pair for $1.00.
Made with double soles and
heels of specially prepared
cotton.*noted for its dura
bility.
^CARTRIDGES
shells
This priming
won't ruin your rifle
Your rifle is your friend.
You treat it as something
more than cold metal and
wood. You couldn't sleep
if you had used it and not
cleaned it thoroughly.
Buy only U S Cartridges.
They have a special non
fouling, non-erosive prim
ing. Every expert knows
that ordinary priming
causes rust and in time digs
little "pits" that destroy the
accuracy of the bore.
If you value your rifle,
treat it well. Give it the am
munition that will protect
it from the ravages of rust.
Money back if not satis
fied with U S Cartridges.
UNITED STATES CARTRIDGE COMPANYf New York, Manufactutcrt
wiioi.ksai.i-:
mSTltlllLTOItM.
Itli-liniond. \ ii.
U'Hlklm-CollrHI Co.
Va.-Carolina llilw. Co.
Iticliniumt llilw. <*o.
\V. S. I'onnsm llilw Co,
ItKTAII. I)i:.\I.Kits. *
Kirhinond, Vh.
ilarnxtt Jt- Itlchard*.
I' .st.
A. It. CliirHo Son IIwd.
Co.. 510 K. llroad .St.
H own II Uros .
002 K. 1 iron (I St.
C. II. I.'inilaron.
260 1 K. Itro.xl St.
it II. ):ii')K>r<ison.
1310 11 u.l St.
Harris. Kllppon & Co.
|!i<*kfir\lllr. Vn.
T. M. TunaUII
Iturl.>'\illr. V?l.
Hurlti'vUlc llilw. Co.
CIiiim- City, \ii,
Itoberts 11 wd. Co
H. A. Holier t? A; Soil
.MccklenliurR llwil. Co.
I.ilipcoinbe llilw. Co.
Cartprsvlllf, Vn.
It. V.. Illantnn &? Son
< liarlollr V. 11.. Vn.
I". J tint'*
('nltnnliiii. Vn.
Artlitir Walton
Ciiiiiticrliinil. Vu.
It. l\ Garrett
Dillw> ii. V??.
Albemnrle Mills Co.
Dolphin. \ i?.
i; rt. Al?-rnntliy & Itro.
h'niporin. Vn.
\V. S. Cordli
T. Tlllar lldwc. Co,
Hlrn Allen. Vn.
.lon?n lii oh.
Illilliixer. Vll.
J. M Campbell .V Itro.
Harper's Home. Vn.
S. ti White
Kincr WIII1:iiii II., Vn.
.1. II I'uarch
K<-vs\lllr. Vll.
I\< vhvIIIo lldwc. Co.
IvriiliridKr, Vii.
Crowdor lldwc Co.
l.u('ri>N<ic. Vn.
l.nCiOM-o lldwc. Co.
l.oulftM, Vn.
Ashton Duller
MrKenney. Vn.
McKenney lldwf. Co.
North r.inporln. Vn.
ICinporla Machine Co.
l'l'Uibrrton, V?.
X>. II. Turner
I'o-t Otlfc. Vll.
II. I.. Hlimton
l'ro>|ir<*l, Vn.
'I'lii' Taylor Co.
Kin. Vn.
Itrad?linw Itros.
Tho Hiiiii'iird Company
.1. II. Weaver
Soulh Hill. Vn. i
Wartrimn lldwc. Co.
1 litorln. Vn.
C. .lonrn Co.
Virclllim. Vu.
xHrnlllna llilwo. Co.
Vl>?i roliil. Vn.
W. C. D*vl?
W llnon, V'n.
It. 1>. Went
\Vtlllimiwburj:. Vn.
It. Y. Cnaoy .V Hons
V\ rlulilmnun, Vn.
a. II. & M. Ii. Johnson