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The Pianola-Piano
in Your
Summer Home
Will enable any member of
the family to play any time.
You need never worry over
the music question again!
Let uh till you all about
the Pianola Pi.um.
Catalog free for the asking.
Walter D.
Moses & Co.
103 E. Broad St.
Oldest Music House in Va.
and N. C.
r!
Bowling
The Kini.r.i tail
immer Duckplri
margin of ywo piiiN
?
three guinea from thij Journals ana lot
the lust game t? .1 !? plttn l: prl
Wf trie new league, i ?.;!? ?! i.lyn se.,i.
Dailies Wednesday Muhl, Jul) ::.
News Leadet \j Virginians; ttllej
4 and C.
Tinieii-Dliiputdi \ a. UariaVcrs alle '.
7 and 8.
ticorea lam r.ltri.t.
Uu?i Users.
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iirlton .
}'. Price .
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mil.
:t i.ii i n it i i iinm i nm t.
Man? l.n?l' l< ?. eth < linrtjril \Ratnnl
l brer l\ alle lite) >.
Norfolk, \ July !?A cording to
rnond Dick." and ii's associates nri
as nothing compared to thc.ro of three
small white boys, Robort Wells. Chap?
man Wells and Herman Addison, wh<
wer? Arrested by Probation OfTli i
fctephenson on Saturday night. ana
who were to-lay ordered Jent t" I
State Reformatory by acting Polle?
Justice, pttt. having been convicted r>:
two charges, one of breaking into
Tie Ghent Grocery Connan>'> ?tor.
?nd steallnp $ir. 'n change, a quantity
of canned goods, rind tho other o(
shooting in the street, accldentaliv
hitting G.?orge I* Taylor, of 61<i Fif?
teenth Street, and wounding him lr. the
leg.
On last Friday nifrht the hoys enter
ed the Ghent grocery an< robbed th'
placo of all the chance they could nnd
tool: seiveral cans of sardines, coco:
and other roods and maklnc thell
e.soape. They proceeded to bin' plst?b
with their money and hecran "Shoottm
up the town" Wh't- attempting t'
terrorize some of their friends, on.
of the bullets struck Mr. Taylor in th't
leg oattstng a wound from which hi
Is at present coT,:lned to his bed.
Will Vnkr Automobile Tonr.
Counollman Claude t. Batklna and
family and John Beaton and family
will leave nlehmond to-morrow morn?
ing In rr.itor cars for an extended tour
They will take tho Valley route by
Gettysburg and Philadelphia to Atlan?
tic City, and Into New Tork State. If
the weather conditions are favorable
they expect to make a record trip.
The people who visit and
know
Veiw
always say it is "The Greatest
of Pleasure Resorts.'.'
There is the very safest,
finest surf bathing; lishing
that can't be beat; rowing
that you wouldn't improve if
you could.
Then the dancing I?the
well arranged pavilions!
Low Sunday and holiday
rate-, from Ri< hmond.'
Fighter Has Undergone Great
Transformation Since He
Fought Johnson in 1907. .
Bus Vegan, N. iL. July l.~When
Tommy l!>ai sent eut word to tlio |
pugilistic world that Jim Flynn wus
fat that veteran of the ring know that
Im was telling an untrutn tu vynt u i
personal n>ttt..
New prrivuhj among the war cone- ,
BUottdehta and others who inude their
first v.alt to the Flynn cump bocunin
iOliveriH. Just as tli'.-fco who have been
rtutL-niug lift da>:. uutJ ? 1 i:a ulroudy
iitid bectiiiici And when Flynn had |lh
Ished Ii!? hard afternoon session of
work he stepped on the scales stripped
to his browned sk'h and tipped the
beam with the Indicator at ti.u
botind not! Ii
Those wlio had been him when he
01100 fdugllt Johnson weighing less
tnuu 10? {i'juit'lb wotldorod li thu
chi : L' Others who had seen him
hbeat AI Kaufman und pari
wet also plecved to note that
not only w.,s In lieivjor, but ihut
csirlud en added ibok of atrungth
flong with that additional pout:du,;.j.
There Is not a suptsriiiious pound on
Because Jack Johnson did no boxing
there v as a full house In the big gym?
nasium at Montcsuihii when Flynn
st&itod In to show how lie was going
?
ul Clever footwork, from the time]
lid I ' tried In lie ne^er p&ubid for a
moment uf breathing ?puce a.) he weir,
from one exercise to i.nother. Jfroiuj
tin: handball work he sped through a
spssi . of dumbell work and shuduv.
boxing. Then he Jumped to the pulley? j
and the wrist machine and from that
to rope skipping His work on tile
punching bag was better than that ;
put up by Johnson, because with the
hue Flvnn is aoeedier and his aim Is j
The medicine ball, with two sparring ,
partners, took up another session. In I
At the Hotels
Hotel Mich.id?Wm Bdw.
W ii .\i. Henkel!
?.?man. New VnrK. M.
M, J Thabet, Boston; Wm. Miller,Phll
-
A 1 Perrett, Ketttucky'i .Mis* Ituth J.
Barrett, Arkansas; Mrs. It. W COoke,
Forrest City. Ark. Miss Marguerite r.
Levy. Te*arkana, Tex.; Mi?s Prances
C 11 .''ii.!'.!,. (ja.; Miss Annie Mriy:
Christie, Decatur, Ga--i Mrs. wm. 1 ?.
Horner, Rosemary, N. C; Miss Umnielt
Mathews. Clanton, Ala J J Pr?ll
Wilson. N c : ia? Rodger, Pittsburgh;
T. 8 \v< b Tob do, O.I <: W It Hull,
t'jrglhla: O. P. Homers, E. M. Hughe-.!
tilt) . II a. Honney, Culpeper; A It. Mil?
ler, Philmlelph'a. P. P. Chambers, i
Hartsville, S. C; O. <;. Wruhi. v. M.
Holland, T. M. White. Clayton. N. C.j
W; u Withers. New York; r: n. Wil?
liams. Virginia. H J Busch, Westfleld.
Hotel Itirhciond?Mrs. M. D. Cham-i
hers. Hartsville. 3. C: Miss K. Smith.;
Madison, Va.; Mrs II P. Stevens.:
Spring Hone. N. C.: Hngh Gllchrist and'
wife. Miss _\ M. Gllchrist, Wiekspori.!
P? . R. P. Moss. Miss B W Moss, ii
T, Gatewood. Booker. Va.: G K. Pol?
lock and wife, city; Geo. H. Bockrcu- '
beck, .New York: Cha. Fitzgerald, Pitts?
burgh; L a. Clothe, .New York; O. W.
Morgan, Detroit; D. c. caplah. M K.
'late. New York; P. Wiseman. Min?
neapolis; P. \V, Thompson, l'h'ladel- .
phia; T. B. Marshall, New York; Ohas.
Ueo, Fredertcksburg, Va.; c. W. whit -;
? ner and Wife. Kock Hill. S. Cl L. S.'
Peck, Jacksonville. Pia.; L. C. lC'rach.
Washington; T F, Peter, New York. J.
8. Prlcklen, Philadelphia; G. Halstead,
1 Washington; C. D. Thornton, Hamlet;
IT. L Booth. Oxford. II. A. Barrow and
wife, Parmvllle: II. I* Coward. Green?
ville; Mrs. Jo.- Dilon and child, Koysc
[dan; ,\. .\. ?rlston, Washington; W. H.I
1 <iteenfleld, New York; j. j. McClalmar
I Philadelphia; H. K. Williams, Now
York; \Y. K, Davis, Virginia; W. Mor?
row, Philadelphia: a. 10. Cergus and
??? e, New York,; S J. Bumg.trdner and
wife, Akron, 0 . Miss Mattle Randolph,
Mrs. G, Williams. Virginia; J. il
Clackson, Jacksonville. Pia.; H, H. I
Payne* Drakes Branch; c?eo. p. Pit* ami
wire. Mlllboro. Ky.; Mrs. H. Man!:..:
.Montgomery, W. Va.; L. I? Allen. At-,
I Murphy's Hotel?B. B, Cohen. Bait!-,
more; c. B. Icomann, Monroe. N. c. J.
B. Blum. New York; J. B. Tuggle, Vir?
ginia; Mrs. C. W. Wallers, c. W. Wal?
ters, Miss Annie Walters. South Bos?
ton. V.l.; Mr. and Mrs. T. a. WoodSOl
Miss Mary Woodson, L> nchburg Vo
Chus, Itaushor, Washington; i-i. M
Spavin. Boston; E. M. Goldsmith, Bai
timore; \V. H. Jones, Norfolk; Mr. and
Mrs. a. W. LaSsltor, Oklahoma; F. T.
Nesblt, New York: Jno. W. Wade, lloa
noke; Mr. and Mr.?. D. if. Rlicker. n.-.
Blnckinann, Mrs. Schcnhour, Hampton.
N. >'.. B. Kooncpclx, Oscar Strauas. Bal
: more; Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Klch.
Clarcniont, Va.; B. w. Smith, Lacrosse,
Va.; Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Nad.il. North
Carolina; Jas. \V. Baird. Fairfax, Va.;
I J. A. NottiiiKer, New Y'ork; W. O. Nor
roll, \":rglnl?; B. 12. Roberts, Chase
City. Va.; J. W. Wnkely, J. Wells. Vir?
ginia.; Dr. J. W. Carroll. Wallace, N. C.;
Mr, and Mre, J. C- Daniel. Nortn Caro?
lina; T. II. Hurt, Virginia; S. H. Ho.ik
land, Cincinnati; W. O. Burton. \':r
glnla; M. H. Hayes. North Carol'na; .1.
::. Robertaom Kentucky; Edw, McClem
ents. Baltimore: J. M. Pegram. Thus.
H. McKeenly, Miss M. G. McNeely. New
York; Miss Nell Mobano, Charlotte. N.
<? ; J. 1*. Illekson, Mlama, Fliu; .1. K.
lingo, Rochester; w. B. Carter, vir
ulnla; A. H. 1 lackormann, Baltimore;
I A, P, Stewart. Clifton Forge, Va.; M.
a. stone, Chicago; Dr. it. o. Porbos,
Burkevltle, Va.; Pnttlo .'ones, Miss m.
Jones, Vlrgln'aj Wm, Hatcher. Fork
Union, Va.; .1. II. ItoevcH, South Boston,
Va - Thomas Henry, Winchester. Pa
Mr.'nnd Mrs. O. B. Haudon, Suffolk, "Va.
ISllP?lliiW
Millions of Americans have stood on the shores of the Niagara River, or on the deck of the little " Maid of the Mist," and looked up at the
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the mighty waters which hurled themselves over the great precipice, on the dividing line between the United States and Canada, into
the boiling, seething, foaming vortex of waters and rocky crags 164 feet below. Man has now turned this gigantic waste of
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TIONS POSSIBLE TO CREATE, IN .MILLS THAT ARE SPOTLESSLY CLEAN, AND BY HIGH-CLASS SKILLED
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is done by automatic machinery.
The fact that the 0,000 retail Grocers in America are supplying, and cordially recommending Washington Crisps, which the Grocers know
are the SUPREME quality of toasted corn (lakes, in America, proves that the
Grocers are anxious to assist the public
to reduee the HIGH cost oi living?
Washington Crisps cut off one-third of the HIGH cost of living, so far as cereal food is concerned, and both merchant and consumer
instantly recognized this?hence our big sales of SUPREME quality Washington Crisps to millions and millions of Americans. Every
family in Ameri ... which REALLY wants to REDUCE THE. HIGH COST OF LIVING, should support, by their patronage and
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WASHINGTON CRISPS are
t (iwi
Handsomest Food
Package in America
Two iupct'j permit, c( Gtsrie
Wwhiaft0? 11 cf?rr package, in
colon, tan^wrsr eoostl to l.iBf.
or ose ur.fnr".e:!. to drcctite your
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6C
First in the HOMES of his Countrymen
The SUPREME quality of touted ccrn flakes, in America.
) 9
.u.M. ii j?LEL -in ja. mjsja ja. ja.
Eastinunnn A>?, Norfolk; F. L. August,
North Carolina: It. B. Peebles, Jackson.
N. C; N. Strauss. T. Blacklock. New
York; T. J. ?iu:Xt, Cincinnati; h c
BaU ? Bnltlrr ire; W. R Brooks, Co?
lumbus, O.; Mrs W. A. Uardlnfcr. Mrs
Jewell Hopes. Newport N<iwi Vs.; Jo?
seph Sei by, Now- York. T. C, Selb:-,
- thneld; T 8. Walsh, South Carolina:
W. c: Duvall, Fredericks Hall, J. S.
Pt'eedenberg, New York, W. E. Bray.
Charlottesvflle, Vai A. Wright. Vir?
ginia: Cyrus Be?lc. Franklin. Vu.; M.
U Trice. Virginia: Harry Hosenthal.
Philadelphia. W. T Wayham, Farin
lioi.l Stumpf?I. A l< iford, New
v..:k. I". A. 11 In ton, Baltimore; A. J.
i ? mond, Lynch burg, Va.: S. Weisel,
Norfolk, v.t.. l. e. Hubbard. Farm
vtlle, Vi?.; T W Ozltn. Kinbridge, Va j
T. W. Heye:-. N. B. Hutchison. J. S.
Balld, Baltimore; M. D. Morton, Lvneh
burg, V.t ? R Tarter. Cltv Point.
Fl.i . W A Adams, Oxford. N. C.: .T.
Marshall. Portsmouth, Va.; A. F.
Howard, Formvlllei Va ; Herbert T.i
Ncw York; .V A. Tor.iilnson. Nor?
folk.
Hotel Lexington?Charles W. Luck.
I-app, Ky.; W. O Tucker. F. W. Tucker.
G V. Keller, Charlotte. N .. <'.
Pi M'l-thes. Providence Forge. Vn.; AN',
f/. Brenner, W.ishl nerton. 1). C.: W. H.
rinloe. Orangeburg, S. Ci N. W. Bock.
Nashville, Tenn.; J. 12. Lane and w'fe.
Rsmont, Vs.. T. W. Miller, North Cnro.
Una; T D Fields. Charlotte, n. f.; Mrs.
K. O. ?outi.all. Virginia! D. o. Harlloe,
Florence, H. C.; Mrs. J. II. Keniby,
Plant City. Pia.j it I. Harris, Norfolk:
H. Ulllott, Washington: -Mre. V. K. Mo
ran. AtUnia; Harwood il. IUI!. Xov
Yoru: C. S. Smith; Jr.; and wife, Glou
ctster, V... 0, a Starbuck, Vlrglnu;
E D Lockerby, Clarksvllle, Va.; J. B.
Bowling, Savannah. CSa.; V. A. Datney
und wire; city; w. ':. Carter. Danv'lle,
Va : <". O Little, Fort Scott; Ivan.. D.
It. Ponton. Detroit Mich.: Thos.
Williams. Virginia; w. x. Woodward,
city; U. p. Williamson, Kalelgh, N. C.
fJOLD UBDAL KOII ItOSTOOX.
House l*n?sc?. Renate Hill Conveying
l hooka to Carpathlu's t nptnln,
j Washington. July 1.?Tne thanks of
Congress nr.. conveyed to Captain Ar
' thur H. ltostron a;:-! the Officers an.)
; crew of the liner Carpathta for ihelr
! rescue of 7.'l survivors of the Titanic
in a Sehsfe h i! passed by the House
to-day. The measure now goes to
Pro:-:.lent Taft fcr F!?nature. In ad?
dition, the Ml! provides for a $1,0(10
gold medal for Captain ltostron. which,
in the language of the bill, "shall ex- I
I press the high es ImetUon In which
Congress redds the service of this olfl
i cer. to whose promptness and vigilance
I was due the rescue of 3,4 wenifin and
children and 330 men."
Sj Hi?ynr > n t ? tum*
Jri
I When a New Perfection
Comes in at the Door
What would it mean to you to have
heat and dirt banished from your kitchen
this summer?to be free from the blazing
range, free from ashes and soot ?
.New Ifegjfectiost
bb r, * if iiiiri^nrnft * ?1mmm*
Oil Cook-stove
With the New Pettectioii Oven, the New Perfection
Store it the niott complete cooking device on tSe mattet.
It is jutl at quick and liandy, too, (or wsiiiin* and ironing.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Incorporated In New Jersey)
NEWARK. N. J. BALTIMORE, MD.
This Stove
saves Time
It saves Labor
It saves Fuel
It saves?YOU
Mid- wilh I, 2 and 3 Lum?
en, with loot, enameled, tur
quooe-biun rhimteyi. Hand
vitnely fin.died tlirouchout.
The 2- and 3-biicner Hotel
c?n be nan with or without a
cabinet if v. which fa filled wi'h
drop jli'bej, lowel tacit, e.lr.
All drillt carry the Now
Petied.on Stove. Freo CoeA
H 'I /,'.,.-... Cool
Bonk al?o aivtn lo anyone
>-.-.? t 5 Cavata, to cover mail -
I AMUSEMENTS I
l'hc Mlu'trct* und One 'Itimblcr.
Little Ray Dooley and her "Metro-j
! pclitan Minstrels" opened a week's en?
gagement at the <'o 1 ui:iu 1 yesterday
ufternoon before un audience that
packed the theatre to (he rail and,
rapturously welcomed the bare-legged'
"kids" back apain after a year's ab?
sence. Their act Is much the same as
I It was last year, except tor a novel Im?
provement to their famous song. "I'mi
Afraid of the B'.g. Htg Moon." and the
audience, as always, couldn't get1
enough of It. These youngsters are
certain to till the house for every per-l
formance during the week, but If you'
nie a man and at all shay, don't sit on
the aisle?this is a tip.
Georgo Clay docs a "chalk talk,",
which is conventional and rather be?
low the average, while N*ck and Lldu,
Russell present an act of "fun and
planolse," In which the vornan Is good
looking and attractively costumed.
Further than that, flattery cannot go.
One of "The Four Stagpoles" inaltes,
or saves, their knockabilut act by an
exhibition of unusually good eccentric
I tumbling.
Carlln and Penn are "rough-neck"
i German comedians, whose comedy lies
i largely in coarseness,
Both reels of motion pictures were
! applauded. W. D. O.
' Verobnts und Puller Act.
I "Lcs Montforts" are the bill-toppers
at the ismplre Theatre this week. Bill
I . e as European gymnastic-comedians,
I they are entirely fr?? from slightest
tcttch nf comedy, but as gymnasts they
are "a bit of all i Ikht." Indeed, we
h'<ve rarely seen moro porfect work
on the horizontal bar? than theirs.
Graceful und easy, .-is well as daring,
they close with n novel nnd Speotacu
lai efTeet with a stiff framed trapeze
that malten the uitilit-nce hold It:'
breath.
Armstrong and F0I"d present ono of
the very few good patter nets of the
feanon, If It Is not tho best. Working
"ill ono." that Is, on the bare stage In
front of the first drop curtain, with?
out nny stogo accessories or tho ns
Btstnnce of pianist or drummer, they
? re it hit by ttjean comedy and clever
dialogue. One dresses as an Kngllsh
"toff" and the other BS a Now York
? pper." Both are exceptionally woll
turned out and their dialogue Is so
good that their concluding song
comes as an anticlimax.
"Lieut." F.ldredge, in soldier clothes
;;nd with "belled sword," makes sand
; pictures and shows slides of Philippine
views. Tho audience seems to like
j him.
"The Three DiXOn SlstOrS" present a
singing, dancing, horn-olowlng, banjo
plcklng net that properly belongs In
thei concert after the circus.
N'evln.t and Gordon appear In sing?
ing, dancing and the familiar scare?
crow net. Tho woman Is good us tho
loose jointed, Inanimate doll., hut the
man can do nothing pleasingly. He?
lms no voice und dunces like a raw
amateur At one time during their
turn he "pulled" S |oke quit- old
onough to KU ttfeK, and when the
audience only smiled with weary cour?
tesy, he lent'trke<l nnsaly und patron?
izingly, "They muffen that," The poor,
benighted "rubes" In front couldn't
"get" his "live stuft." he thought, end
it peeved hint. W. D. O.
.".?mi- iltlslcnl An nt the l.tibln.
Following 1 r~ new policy, the l.ubln
Theatre is offering this week fo.ur octs,
besides Its always Interesting motion
pictures,
"Magneto,'' the Human Dynamo,''
opens tho show with a series of blcc
tricai demonstrations that tho audi?
ence la utterly unable to believe pos?
sible. After many remarkable! teals,
ho chnrges his body with sufficient
electricity to permit of his lighting a
gas Jet with his tinner, and, not con?
tent with that, proceeds to Ignite the
gas with the tip of his tongue.
Pnrrish and Deluo sing and dancn in
costume to the approval of tho houce.
"Lyons" ?fters a clean, neat jugirlinc
not. without traps or elaborate prop?
erties, and makes good by sheer dex?
terity and skill.
tine of the beat and most amusing
musical act- of tho season Is presented
by the iMichelle Brothers, a violinist
und a harpist. These men lire so good
j that they manatfe to be Immensely
', amusing without resorting- to the least
! ' slap-stlckery." They arc genuine)
J comedians, and they can really play,
j l.onK after the curtain fell on their act
(last night the applause continued, and.
j Indeed, the following picture had run
i for fully five minute.-; before the vol
J time of hearty hantlclapplng ceased.
I The art ).- well worth seeing as well
j as hearing. w. P Q,
The Bijou.
I One of the very best shown offered
i by the Bijou Theatre opened yester?
day what should be a record week he
i foro S. R. O. audiences.
I The bill i? a very attractive one, and
I each act exceedingly clever In its line.
(calls and Knlls. a comedy acrobatic
! team, not only made good their hill -
, ing, f'a laugh a second," but many of
I their stunts [seemingly defy all laws
I of gravitation.
I Alvia and Alvla tnlked. danced a.n 1
; sang to the '-ompleto satisfaction of
I everybody, and Charlie Mack, "the real
j minstrel," put them over In the good
old mlnstrol style, the audience enjoy
I InK every moment, of his clever act.
Bathe's Weekly Rovlow and a cork
jlntv good Western film rounded out a
' first-Class evening's entertainment.
suffer these every day
Aches and Pains
Protect your family?your loved ones?against them.
Have In your home a bottle of Noah'9 Liniment, the best
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It Is a Pain Remedy as well as a Liniment for external
application.
Can be taken safely for colic, cramps, Indigestion,
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Noah's Liniment Is a fine preparation for sore throat,
coughs, colds, asthma and toothache. Use
Noah's Liniment
for rheumatism, stiff joints, neuralgia, strains,
sprains, aoro muscles and aches and pains of all
kinds
There la no better remedy.
Be ready for the emergency by having Noah's
Liniment In your medicine closet to-day. It is the
Best Pain Remedy
nnd sold by all dealers In medicine ; three sizes,
25c, 50c, and $1.00.
If it Isn't satisfactory, go to your dealer and
ask for the return of your money. It is yours and
we want you to have It.

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