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PERMANENT PORT
BODY IS FORMED!
N! I). Mahcr, of Roanoke,
; Klccled Chair
* man.
a
O&GAISIZK AT CAPITOL
(governor Urges Commission
to Pull Together for Great
; er (lonunonwealtli.
Perfecting organization by oiectlng |
X.' D. Maher, <f Roanoke. chairman;
Horner J-. Kerguson. of Newport
N'ffws; vice-chairman. and vloorgo W.
Mjiowcaver, secretary, the permit- j
r.<?nt 'Hamilton Roadj l'ort Cornmis- ?
sljn yesterday afternoon decided to ;
meet on the first Thursday in v.lch !
inpnth. Skipping the month of Aa- j
Kust, the commission will hold Its,
mitt buslr.'st s.ess on in Norfolk. I
Thereafter, the meeting* w.ll bu held j
various ;k>.nts throughout the
^tJte.
I\ Mahcr, the chair in an, is presi- |
riv.t o? the Norfolk and Western',
Railway. and was chairman of the J
temporary commission appointed to,
<"lw*ft the recommendations to the last .
Guneral Assembly for tho creation of'
t Ife permanent commission. Vice
Csalrman Kcrguson is the president j
?j!* tho Newport News Dry Dock and
.Shipbuilding Company, and was a j
member of the temporary romini*-|
s'vn. Secretary l,:neweaver acled as J
t!n> secretary for the permanent com- j
mlttec, and is in ctose touch with the
work the commission is to do. He
is^city editor of she Norfolk l.euger
Despatch.
father members of the commission
at the initial meeting yesterday were
H, G_ ltarbee. of Norfolk, president of
thn Chamber of Commerce of Nor
folk; W. E. Carson, of Riverton. and
woll-known business mar.; W. M
Martin, secretary of the I'e'ersburg
Chamber of Commerce, and Attorne.v
Gonorjl John R. Saunders.
During the Interim between now
and tha first Thursday in September.
Chairman Malier will take under con
sideration thB personnel of ,-everal
subcommittees.
To Hampton Itnnd*.
Tho ooramission later on will em
ploy a competent engineer to han
dle th? technical work of the dredg
i.ir of certain portions of Hampton
'loads, so as to afford ?;reat*-r an
chorage facilities for the vessels i
wh.lrh desire to make that port for
rgand coal.
OoTemor Trir.kle e:.tertained the
metr.b^rs at iunchr::. the tXfe.-'
t'Tfl .mansion ar.d i.'irlreysed tliern
briefly when they a^sensbled . '
irjt meeting. 5i<- po.:.t*.->l j i ti.t*.
he < o T. rr.:. t. r. has a \ rd-r.'j, ? : ?
partunity to make Itself a powerfiil
? . : it ? i ; 1.. ... ?.
M Hit'.' ,.r I* - - V ? . i' ...
Jiip?*.-?11 v>11of iT>ri cottimtioi* ;
-? and T dfivi't: \ :rsin a thro'-sa;
< ?. *nt,ra!t-d +?.??: ' In a iiulltr- of
,?!? *> i interest L'nt : the last
%k r.ppo.- !r directio:.? .tr.i
ritluisy ^nd r:-v.?Ir ? ? ran ; in*
> .:li i t; - : ? .< J1 v>a t ?: ? I .i :
? ...f ? ?>?. lie > *?'.urtd or. an> j<- -t.r -
?? : i. - t uould fitlp one
i .:<r than the o'.htr.
T:i* co::.mission, h- ?a!d .?'nou!d by
ir: tzi?: vis.::- an-l w-:l-d;r?- :ed
' i"Z a lualnt the entlte S'.at*
Hi** e v.t uv ''' Ha.ni;ton Road* *
Commonwealth, not particularly
\.*i. the v.vw of .it some ii.t.i i.
.ir?- - ur;:iK ??< u- ?????
liaiic^al asslstaticc* but svpficlally to
? ? !?;* \ K.nU:.s ? i ? . .r
n.it lira! re? ??.it - fcir.d
lijvcriior for ^(tiir-U idc lltnly,
Oow-: n'? r k!??;. ? t? . that th'
it.!S ? a!l- i ! j.- -;t
n-ssjd ii. th? a. : **. .-a-.ii.if .1 d? -
\ .ih .. : .rrj.a
? ? I! ? ? ? f a J- d- niza t :(> n
wliii."-) would f.rn (iie n ?; ? ..-us of an
orgies txat ion s.milar to the Missis
s pi?t- V:. !!?? ?. A - - k i.i ,v!i. arid Mi
So'i'T States ion.
whlsj-. l ii\? !?? .?.????! powerful ' i t? >? -
in h^li'L'inK * ?? port ? r <?: . ?
ami li' ii ?u til V'..i I '? p'.r'^ ? o ih?*
?<t ir- on < -oiitfrc1-* ar.d ?? xi?i.rt? -
li i. d iri.po r ? v - ;j 'h J ?' ! ri i :ilz ?? t "
h. Ti ?1. m.uht -? ? . It., i.i. i,
? C j St a as ". >. a-- I r.
tributary to llaihptbn lioad? Vlr
u i n S a i. <1 i 1 a ni .'> ? ? : i : - . u ' ?
' y iij i! h? r N.?: \ * '. itit.. : .j - ? ? .
Allamtlc territory. :?? between tli? up
nil ???:???? ir...ihtoii'-s. ?i. i !?? -
in of i .v ? r ?: j>.-ts on both
\ l|.'. ? . . ? ? J ? ."???? 11 <JtI. .1 . '|,< -
? i1 *'* ?? ?' inpt^jsfi ii,?rtn
p...- : s.r \\ ? v r. ?' ?? ; .i : y,
? ? fji ? 'a: . .. imo .: t: i \
. .. ? -ii. SI j'.i -,v>. t!T to': <?<-. I'd on
? .-r -
l Governor i>Ui>K^Kt4'd that riK-rn
:'f'r? of Ih.' \ 'S : ' dfili-ga' ion
' 'o'iJJr?' v. : > |. willlliK
-?ifijjprt j ft oriHi" ntlatlor^ . f inc , ,ni
m -i'tloi;, l,u'. .id !'? i >mm!KSiori
sr. . r j av.' ? \ i. . t H a.-.si-mbli:iK
"f li^' : ? ? I f .rrration alo:.^
l m Jl!i> i ^r.mi of port U' -
\ uloptii' * ,i - tit.'i i . \:.? nd o v?? i
a |..J ,o.l ; a: - . 'i : i ^ \ ?? v%' v..r<*
has l- ? l'.ilora' i;.?v
?n '"< ? l? ra ? ? .i #.i: !r . ? ? i. I . \
penAiurei appro* mating |S0,(i00.0U<
? n lw n- v : t f:. ? i'i:!???? ,i hr>
l?ro|T >ri'llm?nl 1.1 in-??I'ull 'lojcrihrr
?I .t" '? i' ??*Jli: - . 1 Vi ...
l>roa?l vl*\>* i't rA)iill(ioiin and let th
!??? ?i.'l"t?*M?|.s that 1' :< pi ??
thf fa t t( ? n'-rv Mettlon '<
"he J'a'a 1 a * I'm ;>rol eniH n:i(i ? h :?
Tld?matcr N'frtir.la V>ellr\rs In dt.'.p
p :.fc k? * '.r ai . ? - n ? pt::>inR l >
Fokker Bids to Build
Airplanes for America
1 By I'nlted News.]
WASHINGTON. July 6?A. 11.
05. lAskkcr, Tho built battleplanes
for Germany durin* the war. Is
now competing with British and
American llrms to build battle*
planes for t!io United States gov
urn mont.
An improved design (if the
Kokker German plane is belli#
tested at Astacostia, Md . under
the supervision of tho navy bu
reau of aeronautics. together
with British and American makes.
It is Intended that a torpedo
plane, the last word In aircraft
construction of its kind, shall be
evolved. Fokker Is at Aliaoostla
directing the tests of his own
plane.
i;ether for a greater Common wealth.
jo said.
Tin.* announcement this week that
Ihe Virginian Hallway Is preparing
:o build a J.'t.OOO.OOO coal pier to take
?are o! additional trattle Is evidence
:hat caj.i" il is willing to invest in
:hn development of Hampton Bonds
Jnd sh<>' r ause tlie com;n'.initles to
aestir ti.<-.nselves III behalf of indus
rial advancement ?>f the port of
Hampton Koads. paid the Governor,
tvlio added:
"More factories ? more smoke
stacks?arc essentia! to the pros*
lerlty of the port, and conditions
nust be made attractive."
The fact that the .State has at last
:ahen substantial interest in the d?
'ckptnent of the port of Hampton
touds, should not cause relaxation
n the efforts of the cities and com
nunities directly interested in the
le\e!opment of Hampton Roads and
ts tributaries, which might properly
nclude highways as well as inland
.vaterways. warned tlie Governor.
The cities of Norfolk and Newport
Cews. as well as Hampton and Wil
iamsburg. have taken commendable
t;".vr<-s' in highway development t.y
idvanclng funds to sp^ed .ip the
ompletion of apitai am."
forth Carolina connecting highways.
m:J that is xan evidence of c o -
"Pcratioii. The executive offered his
? -operation in the work of the cm -
nisslon.
IOPi: FOR PEACE l.\
SHOPMAN'S STRIKE
INSIDE OF A WEEK
< Continued 1'rom First Bag? i
-numerate the forenn n l-> name ? ??::
il every railroaC.
' The foremen are out." said Jewell.
No shop can run without these men.
/.er;. foreman surrenders his card
ihe: he takes the job. but in case
f strike they all are required to go
The break in the strike, one wa> or
l.v .tht-r. will come within a week,
t ger,. i ally believed, for the f ?'. ?
ow.ng reasons:
1. Kver: a ailable freight car will
.e needfd v.;thin tlie next fortnight
o mo . v the grain crop.
.. Refrigerator companies are ha'. ?
? k, ;r .r.le . ing fruit and vegetable
ra . - with the "canning season" at
is height.
If tl: .?! <? t r. k e settle! th* . e
n:l bf- fraati' efforts to move coal
> .?i 1 par's of the country to re*
:? tiish low .?t? ?. ks
tiriiltis CncintN Will He llxhaukled.
"I!.- ".irr.t.r- have !. : * rienced
? ' i K't s l.'T' <?o.ng ' ?. i ? 1 a - ? the
lurplus r f 1< . f.rno* i? t.'I ir- will
be rj pArfty exhausted, according t->
authorities hero.
Daniel \V. Holt, president of lite
signalmen. after another conference
'with the labor board Thursday, an
uounced be wouhl defer any strike
action until Saturday.
K. I.. .Manlon, president of the tele
grapher.s was before the board dur
ing tliu day <>n the wage question.
The telegrapher* uro in for a regional
agreement and will get outs in some
districts and Increases in others.
10. II. Kltzgerald, head of the clerks,
also asked the board for readjust
ments for ineii in his union.
SiirliiKlrltl Troop* Iteiiil* to Move.
Sl'KIXGKIKW*. II.1.. July Kol
lowing reports from Deca'tf that an
outbreak threatens ;:s tin? result uf
the Wabash shopmen's strlUo, Adju
tant-Oeneial Carlos li. Hlacu order
ed two troops of cavalry and live
companies of Infantry to assemble .11
their atinories prepared to move .it
a moment's notice.
Shopmen Sitrroiiuil Special OtllcerH.
MUXTdOJIKHY. ALA., July ti.?
Twenty-live special orticers of the
lA)uisville and Nashville Hallway
were being held virtual prisoners In
side of l oad's property at Albany by
striking shopmen on picket duty to
night. according to i, ports to the
Montgomery Advertiser. The shop
men were estimated .tl l.'.'"0.
KKIV .HTItlKKHS IIKTI It \
?I'D WORK IN \ OKOI.K
XOIiFOI.K. V.\ . J\ii> ???Only one
or two men had come back to work
on the Virginian Itai'way today in
response to the u'tim.ituni requiring
the strikers to l?e back r.t their posts
by 7 A M . or forfeit their seniority
rights, it was said at the company
oflices.
Heports from Princeton. where
1.000 shopmen on the Virginian are
out had not been received. Move
ment of train* anil of co.il at the
Virginian piers here were said to be
proceed!us on normal schedules.
The Norfolk and Western clerks,
who held a meeting la*: night, have
not decided to strike it was learned
today .iiul work in the offices of the
Emergencies
Prove the Value of
Building Up a
Savings Account
instead of spending all vou fans. NuW
is the time to renew your friendship with
our Savings !>'?[??.
If you've had an ac fount with us before,
just rail and g<-t a new I'ass Hook, and ?
Make Kver\ Pav Day
\our Savings Day
C? J
a definite amount
a definite time
a definite aim
National Bank
?* \ i \?.?t
imr r.
K. Hmr?, .lr.
\l.r-l'rr. .11>11 \ M. >111 I I.It, .Ill I'ri'tiilvnl
In I linrcr
V in I h and Main Sf reels
( AIMTAI. \M> SI |{pI.I\S, *.V,00,000
MONEY TO LEND
This company has money to lend on Richmond hiiHnc.^ and resi
dence property?in such amounts a* may he desired.
Our officers will be glad to discuss the matter of a loan with you.
State & City Bank and Trust Co.
Eleven-Eleven East Main Sired,
Richmond, Virginia
company was going forward wltli the
usual smoothness today,
"No further dlltlcultles with clerks
at other points on the Norfolk and
Western system have hoen reported.
Local clerks have rocelveil no ordnrs
from Koanokc concerning .Hie strike
propositi. \
CALL TO ARMS IN
DUBLIN BRINGS
READY RESPONSE
(Continued Krom First Page.)
complete calm prevails, although,
here and there some fighting lias oc
curred. but nothing: comparable to the
magnitude of the struggle In Dublin.
1>U VAI.KUA AI>I)ltKMSi;S
>IKSSA?K TO PHOPI.K
I By Associated J'resii. |
LONDON. July >i?['anion do Valera.
i the Republican leader. In a message
| addressed to the people of the United
I States declared the pact between the
j Irish parties lias been torn up. that
| civil war lias broken out. that tli"
Iiail Kireatm is not allowed to meet
and that the provisional uovcrntneiit
has assumed a military dictatorship
supported by the British bin guns.
"The danger to Ireland which I
feared most and warned our people of
I ?civil war?has come upon us." says
Mr. de Valera in his message. "Sol
! diers of the army of the republic havo
been attacked by forces of the provi
sional government at the Instigation
of English politicians who wanted
an immediate net-off to the shooting
of Sir Henry Wilson In order to avert
from themselves political conso
quences which they feared."
21 KII.I.K1). t?M> WOUXUIH),
IN Tirl'KHAKY COUNTY
[Uy United News.]
l.ONDOX. July 0.?Twenty were
killed and 100 wounded In fighting
between Kreo State troops and rebels
hi Xenagh, Tippcrary County, Ire
land. according to the Uolfaat cor
respondent of the Dally Express.
Widespread lighting resulting In
loss <>f life and heavy property dam
age in the midlands was reportod in
the dispatch.
The Kroo State troops, however,
have the situation In control. Soveral
( rebel leaders. Including Brlgadler
! General McGuIre, twenty other oftt
cers and 100 men huvo been arrested,
tho Express stated. The prisoners
, u ere lodged In Athlono barracks.
Develop Itndlo fall Hells.
MS BOX. July 6.? An officer of the
army has developed a system oQ,
operating call bells by wireless,
which army circles say will do away
with prolonged watching for calls ui
r.''io receiving stations. x
70S B.JdX\GuU>.
iwm(
Smart Sficrf Wear
For. Women .
A Most Unusual
Sale for Today and
Saturday Only:
?' ?/
Our Finest Pure Silk
Novelty SWEATERS
00 Distinctive Sweaters, Slip-On
anil Tuxedo Styles: Navy, Black
and Fancy Effects. All REDUCED!
>% OFF!
A Saving ol' One-Fifth!
Friday and Saturday
Friday and Saturday Only
Regular $1.50 and $2.00 Small, Medium
or Large-Size '
CLOTHES HAMPERS
Offered for These Two
Days Only at
Four Other Unusual Values, for These
Two Days Only
1-Piece RKDROOM SUITE, Friday and <J?Qr7 PA
Saturday only Vv' ?DU
#15.00 II1-0 radrv MATTRESS, extra-good (Ml AO
quality licking; guaranteed
A Mi It K IK ITERATORS CUT TO ROCK BOTTOM
Buy Vours Before Saturday?This Sale (.'loses Saturday
<f?r A A Delivers Any Vietrola Up to $150.00
tj)D?UU Complete With 12 Selections of Music
Balance Very Easy Terms for These Two Days
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, Standard Sewing Machines,
White Mountain Refrigerators, Victrolas
and Yictor Records
TERMS TO SUIT EVERYBODY
Southern FurnitureCo
2 and 4 East Broad St.
STRIKERS' WIVES WILL
OPEN COMMISSARIES
[By Associated Pros*.1
NEW YORK, July 0.?-Wives of
striking railroad shopmen in the
Kronx made plans toilay to open com
missaries to feed tho strikers mhI
their dependents.
A woman's auxiliary of female rela
tives of tho strikers at the Van Nest
shops of .the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Kallroad, was formed
with Mrs. H. frank, as president. The
commissaries will be operated In con
miction with cv-uporsitivo shops al
ready maintained by the Vim Nest
shopmen.
WOMAN, CRAZED BY
FEAR, FIGHTS RISSCUKR
Illy I'nlted Xows 1
NWW YOKK. July Hysterical
when Haines invaded her bedroom J
on the fourth floor of an apartment
house today, Mr.*. Max I*. fJordon
fouklit off the building superintend
ent. who nought to restrain her,
threw her --year-old daughter out
of tliij window and thon leaped to
the aldcwalk below.
Both mother and child their skulls
fractured and Ickk broken, are dyln?
In a hospital.
UcJarnrMc Itrmolln ?m ISormnl ttonril.
VUEDISKICICSIUMUS. VA? July ?.
? Dr. II. M. DeJarnette. of thin city,
has hcen appointed by Governor
Trinkle an a member of the SU?i?'
Nornml School board froin the Stale
at lurt;e. for a term of four years.
Dr. DoJartiett /> has served on the
board for the past four years.
"'Jack Frost" Salt, extra quality.
Aj*k your grocor for it.?Adv.
vo
tners
BROAD AT FIFTH
A Sale of Sliirts
2,400 Men's
Rialto Shirts
at
1.15
ea.
Six for 6.75
Sizes: 14 to 17 Vi* Inclusive
Not since 1914 have we offered such extraordinary values at the above
low price.
Made of line 80-square Harmony Percale?well-tailored?cut full and
as perfect-fitting as the highest-grade Shirts.
These Shirts are offered in a magnificent array of smart new Summer
patterns?including neat pin stripes, cluster stripes, pastel stripes, two
and three-tone stripes, panel stripes and all-over effects.
Extra salespeople on the floor to insure you of quick service.
X. B.?Mail and out-of-town orders will receive careful and prompt
attention.
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