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'.'(front In ucd From First Pagtf >
?i .sit-1.'It. I < lit. T . f staff "f Hi.- I'ri -'
Stud mi 111> - - 11oxt in authority to
<> 6u(Tv I!,' wil l formerly in the
Ann?rl<:iti :irmj
Tlii- .hief of th? InsurKi nt army.
Uory < >'t'oniiov. ti.cn is.sueil a (li ty
i . tn> Kree State jjiivommtnt.
I lis ii re en i l.emler Delimit.
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s tianqill. .\t It. last. I*r?? ini? ? r Sir
lame? ("rii.tr annoiin ???ij Itiat. as an
fxperlment. tlie I'otURoe-Beleek
".illent w iiM ti*-.itr rtli/*'il utn!. :?
th<- ''or.tr . f Hrltl.-li troops u ho
is. i i 1 ii;-. a /.('?!'? of livn anil on.
la : nit ? - teach Mile ol the
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repress tin- revolutionary element
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If.. M: I"'...; t ? rT e f'r'i Stat.' (1.
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I'Vtn four ? fifths of ti.e liKhtitiK men
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ni06t to <r'j-!. out til- extremists.
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\rri:ti> run i.unit oinntii
I *1 > Associated Press !
BELFAST .in .7 I.nrd Mayor
:? ?t. - ? it- 1 '.I - ? t ? I
t tin t who it In visited the homo of the
Ulo l-'ieid Marshal Sir Henry Wilson
? >ii tilt* day of Iiiv issasslnation. Ladv
Wilson Maid to hint:
I tins", his death will l:e a bcnffll
to the future of Ireland."
"l-'roin that moment." the T?or?l
Mayor rontinued. "1 resolved to titaki'
? ?tie more appeal to the Inhabitant?
? ?f Mr If a st u is r s t to ask tilos.
who ar> Priest ants. t'nionlsts ot
loyalists, out of respect to the mem
ory of the late Sir Henry, and seoottd,
all liomitn Catholics who very often
complain that thos- of their religion
nr< subjects of ntuick?to ask every
one. In fact *o refrain for the next
days front .'II acts of vlolenee
and d's.'Mlor. and rr? ? n; all hurnint;
:wid looting It i? a bold request tij
make. i'.oil grant tn.it it may b?- re.
c.-ivt <1 :n the spirit in which it is
mad-' "
OUTLAWS SEIZE
?1-0 1 . S. CITIZENS IN
TA.MIMCO DISTKICT
? i' > ? t " i- ?! From I" ? 1 P.i,c >.)
? \-i. ,i- the region :s mountainous
ar.d ;t was r> cognized that the Me\i
eait c v rnmetit must move cautious
I- If dca':- ii; with reckless outlaws
in rdt-r that tin lit-- of the prisoner
might t Jeopardized.
n?i wuttn i> \i:t ui-:< i:ivi:i>
\s ID llll'.I.ASKrs iwti-:
! I?> Associated l'ress ]
M KX !<.*( ? CITY June ^7 ? r.e^|-e
senta::ons t ? the M-xlcan foreign of
!: ? uri:.:ig Immediate anion to se
? ur. tl - r- -.t^- of fort\ employes of
t!i. <".?rt'/. oil i'.-nipan> held by the
'lclnl <;(-n?t.il tl .rzoave. were made
last night 1\ ?;? T. Snmiucrlln.
th. . American ?barge d'affaires, it
? as announced t -day.
At the same time the request was
renewed for the release of A."Bruce
H:> I a sk!, f ntnr chief of the Bureau
i'.f 1 :o < stlu.itl<>n ? the American
I ?epjirt11T f .lust: ... vvsa was klil
nappid Sundav n-ar Ctiernavaca. and
? r the api't. iH'j.sii.n of h;s captors
1; is understood here that <ieneral
? lor'Zav.-, with twenty well-itrnied
no captured the ?>il company earl\
las: Sunda> ijeinaniiing 1 ."..000 pesos
raris'.ju within forty-eight hours
from that tin.*' With the explra
t. ;i *?: > h :s -.? i io.l today, there was
much aps relotision. as it was t; >t
known w.-,.-.h'T the ransom money
had I-.-en paid <t not.
I'p ;.i noo? today neither the
American embassy nor Mrs Itielaski
had r* -elved deflnlte word of Mr
. .,i- !v'.release. altli"iit;h t was
anticipated by tioth that his free
? i>1 ?:i i! -.i : :-s- would be extended
tmiiiy An abundance of money to
t all rans on demands was avail
? ib:. In i 'in rna vaca y.sterday?. and
:li" entire day was spent In futile
.ffi.rts to make contra, t with the
1 audits.
SEE?
A tiliotliicrmiMiI in Tills
I'llJMT
FIRE SALE
tiii; ii\i.i>\\i\ ,v iihow \, int.,
II \ltll\\ Mir. STOCK
Iiitumtier AiIJuhI?th' >nU ni;r
Snl?? li>
1". ?. W ATSON
At lli<> Olil SiiiikI
I.V.7 HAST >1 A I\ STIIKCT
\ mi V r?* liivlli-il
\\/R aro r*;jf?rls i tt
** ilu art <>f rnakinv
ciivors that uivo
i ? al sat isfaetlon. TllfJ
will s.ivo your furni
turo anil ailil a coot
tiaiit," i" ><>ur :00111s.
ami the rust will hi!
small.
?\I11M I,Ike New"
( HAS. (J.
.11 KCJKNS'
SON
Allium mill llronii
I'ui tory I'lion-;
.Madis .r. 1.
Everybody Step
Here are the New EDISON
Dance Kits for JUNE
F
OX TROTS full of
effects. Rhvthmh
TO DANClS, yet ho j.rrf.
and listen Just to tha'
EDISON triumph has n?
as by th'.B masterly rcj>
In the orchestra.
e modern symphonic dance
?:odles that make you WANT
'y romWed that you can Bit
'? . '^rful music itself. The
1 r boon po well demonstrated
"m rvrvv Instrument
| The C. B. Haynes Co., Inc.
i
kr;?3EiL?4S
10 Went Broad hlrert
COTTON MILL CONCERNS
IRE MERGED Bt CHARTER
Hook Hill. S. Man Heads
Consolidated Company. Cap
italized nl S2.900.000.
The Industrial Cotton Mills Com
pany. Inc.. ami the IMtie Kuckle Cot
Ion Mills. Inc.. have been merit'1*! by
| a charter manied l>y tlic S'ase Cor
poral ion t*ommiss;on. under the name
"f tlie Industrial <"otton .Mills Com
pany, Inc.. with a maximum capital
stock "f $.">00,000 tirst preferred
| stock, $2.400.<.'00 preferred stock, an.i
29.000 shares of common stock with
j out par value. The principal otliee
? >f the corporation will he in Itich
"'<<1 Vn. Tin- ofST.-ers .<!< Alexan
der l.ong. pi-??idem. 1b>ck Mill. S <'.
and I. H. e.iuth< ii. secretary. Uock
j Hill. S. f
I Th>' Ka.-tern Coal and Milling Oor
! pnration. of Washington, maximum
{capital stock 1250.000. minimum J.r.0.
? 000. lias he en granted a charter. The
| principal olllce will he at South
Washington. 1'. < ?.. Arlington t'outi
' ty. Va? iind its purposes will he
! wholesale and retail coal, wood and
j fuel business, mining and developing
coal properties The otlJcers are John
!.. Pnml'-rson. president; \rchbald
.M. Smith vice-president. and Velma
I lirillin, vcretary. nil of Washing
j ton. D. C. N
\\ llclinnii to \ddrcx? Ail. Men.
Irs.nu tireentree. vice-president,
will pr-'-dde t'Vi'r the mcetinu of tl?e
Itii'hmoml Advertising t'lub today at
o'clock in the auditorium <>f the
V W. <'. A . at w hich time Nat
WUdrnan. a prominent advertising
ag'-ney man of Halt.more. Mil., will
j be the speaker .Mr. Wildman's talk
will lie on "The Heart of Advertis
ing " and an imitation i? extended
?o ever> person interested in adver
?lisitiu to hear him.
?litmet \\ . (leynultlH.
Janic? W Reynolds, f?:,. died yes
etilay morning at his residence, 200
Hland Sire. t. Woodland Heights, lie
is survived by his widow. Funeral
services will be conducted this af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the resi
ATTESTIOM
n^ferrinc t<? avivrrtijM'?nont of last >un*
Ift) ; Tim s Dlaj lit h t Mlli* Loulne *;
!>upre. ^ x; < r t instructor in i'rcnch. Span
;sh. Italian. I-a tin. tic.. v< ho will upon
her school ..f ?.?r?kipri !anKuas;?'H In Kich
tn?"?nil. attention ?f those who contempt.* !??
nrollinK may *???? or write her at th- V.
W C A... Fifth Street n?*ar Main, t?? nv*w n
4 ami I*, y. tt.iily ui? to July is: Th?
nft?-r h^r ?!?1 r ?a* will >??? rnr^ CJ*ncra I
Atlantic City, N J.
denoe. Rev. John Hill, pastor of
W'eatherfonl Memorial Baptist
Church, olll'-iii t liiK- Tin' hodv will he
taken to t'entralla. Va.. and Interment
will l?e at Salem Church.
Women NMined on School lloitril.
I.KKSItlMU:. VA.. .1 line J7. At i\
t ? .? r11 meeting of the count s school
electoral hoard. Mrs Anna White
Iteuchlcr. of I .ceshurg. was ? 1. t < I
a member i?t" the seliool hoard or
l.ccshurg; Town School District Mr?
Itelich'er Is the first woman to hold
tin* otlice of school trustee itt this
county.
IlieiiH llcml* I'l-oluit Ion Mod*.
Justice .1 llogc Ricks, of the .lu
\ ?? :i i 1 ?? a !><l Ijoliustiv- Relations Court
was elected tlrst vice-president of
the National 1'rohatlon Assocla: ?<!
at its meeting in Providence. It. I.
last week. I'rohatlon itllioer of the
Juvenile Court I- C. Tanner, dele
gat* to the annutll conference. re
tuned from Povidence yesterday.
ST1UKK ULTIMATUM
ISSUED BY UNIONS
FOR A MILLION MF.N
?Continued I'roui Kirst Page l
employ,- <.f some part of their lust
dues in ? arli proceeding."
The questions submitted to vot. . f
the unions, it is stated, wero thos?
of wanes working rules kiuI eon
traetinir out work to private shop*
Regarding the vote and the decision
?>f th<? union executives, the com
munication on el tiiles.
"The votes of the employes upon
Kelvinator
Refrigeration Unit
For Homos, Hospitals.
Apartment Houses,
Cafeterias, Kte.
Colder Than lee.
Kelvinator eliminates the use
??f lee. It is colder than iee.
It Is mechanical refrigeration.
Kelvinator can he installed in
any ice box or refrigerator at
small cost. Kelvinator elimi
nates the use of ice, Kooils
,-ai.not spoil with a Kelvinator
in your refrigerator.
For full particulars write for
literature.
The Sales Corporation
It. II. PITT, Mgr.
Unit Nor lh Jelferson Slri*rt.
I'lione Itnnilolph
The Children 's Shop
(301 \V. (?nice Slroct)
,*- '>*?*' v*K\V
I v&PQ
if />v^rt>
Announces the ar
rival of a number of
Charming 1922 Mod
A els from its New
York Branch.
Beginning today (Wednesday), these models,
including Play Frocks, Party Frocks, Muslins and
Organdies for girls up to 14 years; and Rompers,
.Sea Urchin Suits, and first Trousers for boys up
to 4 years, will be sold?while they last?at exactly
half the original price.
A rare chance for a summer bargain.
THAT YOU CAN PAY
Your Cm as and Water Bills
Your Electric Light Bills
Your Vacation Club Dues
Your Christmas Club Dues
AT OIK
Floyd Avenue Office
FLOYD AVE. AND ROBINSON ST.?
Commercial and Savings
Accounts Solicited
Sale Deposit Boxes for Rent
Also Safe Investment for
Your Idle Funds in First Mortgage Real
Estate Bonds Paying 6% Interest
T. WHITFIELD HARRISON, Mgr.,
M.OVD AVKM'K OFFICIO
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
14*++++*?+*+++***+********+****+**-t* ****** ***+++***+*+*+++++*++i*****
these questions show ill each In
stance the decision of an ovrrwhrlm
I ii K majority of thn employes to
withdraw front the m-rvicv of the
railroads milier ihan to continue ttn
iI>t these intolerable conditions It,
therefore. become* tin- ol ligation or
(Ik* ri'invRoiiialh'S of those em
ployes to sanction their withdrawal
from employineni.
"There i?. However, one benefit
wltii-h mat come to the carriers and
iheli employee, mid to the general
public. from the fact that there nro
national spokesmen of the conrtiot
in< interests who might he ultlc to
halt a nation-wide withdrawal of
men from employment in the rail
?.<* ,-ervn'e. If the railway execu
tives sincerely dc*irod to avoid this
con sequence of their previous
course of action.
"Kor this reason, in hehalf of and
i>y Hie authority of the executive
council of the rullway employes' de
partment. I am informing you ami
through you Informing the respon
sible heads of the various railway
systems In the I'nlted States, and
also the Pullman Company, most of
which are represented In the Asso
ciation of Hallway ICxecutivoH, that
unless an Immediate arrangement
can he made: (I) To continue the
payment of the wages at present in
force: ili) to restore operation under
rules 0. 10. 12. 11. 15. 4fi and 177. as
they existed prior to the amendments
there proposed in decision "22; and.
< .'t i to discontinue the contracting
\V.\ I.TI'.lt l>. JIO.XKS A. CO.,
'?The Mrlnmijr House.''
Easy to take
with you
Style 50 Vacation Victrola
is compact and plays all Vlc
Irola Records perfectly. It
combines a carrying < ;.so, in
w hich it lits snugly and is as
oasv to take along its a suit
case. (Jet one of these Vaca
tion Victrolas and oil joy the
best music wherever you go.
Vacation Victrola, $ ;"i 0.
Easy monthly payments.
Walter D. Moses
& Co.
loa Kant llroad Street.
Oldest Music House in Virginia
and North Carolina.
I
The Newest in
DIAMOND
Engagement
Rings
we want you to come in
find 8?'?' for yourself if it
isn't the loveliest thing
you've ever seen. (Jen
uine stones in the love
liest mountings.
f'umplrlr ShotvInK nl
WrildliiK I'rfKttiilH In u
Wlilf I(ui>k<* ?>( l*rli*fj?.
J.T. Allen & Co.
Fourteenth and Main Streets.
I
out or work stud shops, pondliiK ne
KotiutioiiH bctwwn tho Association
of Knilwiiy Kxoeutl ve? nn<l tin- rail
way finpluycB* department, looking
I toward adjustment of t!i<> pxlstlnir
disputes upun tin-so questions, a
sanction of withdrawal front ein
| ploymiMil on July I, 11?22, as voted
by the employes, will bo urmvold
able."
Member* of llin labor boiinl re
fused to comment.
z7fcal/iim ec<%5rot/wrs
IJIIOAD AT FIFTH.
Another of Our Celebrated
Hosiery Events Starts Tomorrow
Sale of 500 Pairs All Silk
(These are equal to the Stockings that we have
been selling for $3.50 and $4.50 pair.)
ITll the summer hosiery season well under way, the vogue for lace
w clocked effects seems definitely to be the modi?. And because
it is !he mode we are ready to supply your requirements with a sale that
otters a splendid opportunity to save. * * ? Kvery pair is of beau
tiful quality Pure Thread Silk ? * * silk from top to toe ? ?
Maile with high spliced heels and double silk garter tops ? ? ? pu||
fashioned, of course.
Lace Clocked Hose
Choice of Several Novelty Clocked
designs in the following colors:
Black
White
Russian Calf
Beige
Cordovan
Complete Line of Sizes from 8'/2 to 10c.
HOSI KitY DKl'T MAIN FLOOR.
YDNGR & HUNDLEY
Heart of City"
SUMMER
OR SU
Stenciled Grass and Straw
Rugs With Cotton Warp?
An Attractive Setting- for
Porch Furniture:
Size 9x12 feet $8.00
Size 8x10 feet $6.50
Size 6x9 feet $1.25
FOR PORCH
PARLOR
Rugs of Cretonne ? Varied
Colors and a Durable Wash
able Rug for Bedroom or
Bath?Neat and Cleanly:
Size 3x6 feet $1.95
Size 30x60 inches. .. $1.50
Size 24x48 inches. .. $1.00
Plain centers and colored border in Brown, Black and Green.
The colors are excellent and the Rug very durable.
Size 4x7 feet $12.50
Size 6x9 feet $17.50
Fibre Scatter Rugs, plain and bordered:
Size 3x6 feet $1.75
: SI*31MKIt CLOSING HOI KS
Daily .?:00 P.M.
Saturdays 1:00 P.M.
THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR?
THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT
THE GREAT INSURANCE ADJUSTERS' SALVAGE
FIRE SALE
BALDWIN & BROWN CO., Inc.
HARDWARE STOCK
1557 East Main Street
THURSDAY MORNING, 9 A. M.
You know the Baldwin
& Brown Store. Now it's
all going into use to
somebody at some price
?whatever it will bring,
exactly like a public auc
tion.
Sale absolute and unconditional, without limit or reserve.
Every article in (he former Baldwin & Brown Store must be
sold, no matter how low the prices, to make the final adjust
ment of the insurance. Just the bare announcement that
the fine, grand stock is ready will bring the wise buyer from
far and near.
It will pay every one to come to Richmond to participate
in this unusual sale. You've never known hardware sold
like this.
We can't name the items
?just give you a hint
and an invitation to
come and participate in
this great and mighty
downfall. The entire
store must be cleaned
out. It's cheaper to sell
out than to move out.

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