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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08
DELAVSKA STRANKA Sc
SNUJE.

L. Bridgcporta. Conn. 50 poro-
"a: Dctajlirani nacrti o PLATFORM
a%moriSlc dclavSkc Stranke. XII so
bill prcdlozcni drzavncmu tujui-
ku, tia inkorporira Stranko. so po-
stall znani SirSi javnosti. Stranka
DO organizirana pc vzoru britSkc
delavske stranke in glavnc toGkc
V programu SO:
Ia mesta. - Poobcmjenjc sSeh
haprav IA JAYNE potrcbc. Dciolne
ure V tovarnah in drugih indre,tri-
jalnih podjctih sc uravnajo pc ma
caju della; tcmeljni delavnik ne
Smc %prcScgati sedcm ur: jayna
kontrola mad distribuciio in ,tanS.
pOrtacijO; ustanovitev Zadruznih
prodajam IA nakup in prodajo III
vcza, obleke in drugih potrebSGin A.;
plaza sc doloci V primeri $ cenami
IA z~ivljenskc potrebScinc kontro-
la mad stanarino in profitarstvom.
IN drzave. - SploSna ljudska
last naraynih zakladov iii naprav
"a JAYNE potrebe; scdelovanje \
zvZno Waldo pri naStavljanju
vrataiotih >e vOjakov Y induStri-
il, ne da pri tenn trpcli zc naS,av-
licui delaVci.
Ia narod. - Odprava dedme
pr%avice; sploSna volilna pravica
Stopnjevaje narascajoG dohodnin-
ski davck; induStrijalno proper.
cionalno zastopstvo po Stcvilu
clan>tva sploSna ljudSka last vScll
proizvajamih in razdelivnih >rcd-
sicy: rolitcv sodnikov pc ljud.
Stvu.
Ia yes svet. - Odobrcnjc pro.
@rama in vojnih ril.lcv britske vol.
ne delaNSkc stranke: liga marc,
dov; sploSen SeSturni delavnik
@oSpodarSka in >ocialna rekon-
Ntrukcija; pomoc neraZvitim ma,
r"dom enaka iZmeniava prcduk
TOW med narodi ali vrednost IA
vrcdnoSt omejitcv Oborozcvanja ,
obrambne namenc. dokler Sc marc.
iii ne zedinijo ma SploSno razobo.
rozitev; volitev delcgatov ma mi.
rovne conference rcferendu-
nom.
Ma shodu stroinikov, katcrega
sc je udelezilo do tri tisoc oseb. .je
bila sprejeta Sc rezolucija, k
povdarja, da je bila ustanovite,
delavske stranke ~potrebna, da =,
delavstvo osvobodi mezdne in 20
Spodarske suznosti. To Sc pa lah.
kc zgodi, ce sc delavstvo organi-
zira politiGnO i'll izvOli V yse DO
Stavodajne zborc svoic zas;opnikc
III zastopajo njegOvc intcrcSc. \
mcriSka delavska stranka mai stu
II kot Orodje' da Sc gradi pot z;
prehod V industrijalno republiko
V kateri bodo dclavci sami izvaial
kontrolo mad tovarnami. delavni
cami in rudniki. V katerih del..;o
Samuel Lavit .je pripomnil, d;
sc 5 tenn odpravi sedanja social
,ticna stranka in da priStopijo '
dclavSko stranko vSi napredni re-
publikanci i'll demokrat.jc, kajt.
delavSka stranka ie Spreiela mace
la NSch Scdanjiit radikalmih strank
&c 81 GompcrS mc pridruzi Siran
ia, ko Sc vrnc IL Europe, IA bo pc
mncnJu l.avila dclaySiVu Zapusti
10. Po %njcgovem mncn.iu DO stran.
Ia postala zelo aklivna 20 vojni
kaJtl po vojni bOSta diva razreda
p%oliticar.iev. En- razrcd DO impe.
TialiSticen i'll naklonjcn miiitariz
mu, drugi pa dclu in organiziranju
in razSirjanju industriic.
Stranka So udelezi drzavnih vo.
litev Y letu 1919. V lctu 1920 DO ia
~obdrzavala svojo narodno konycn.
ciio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-08

'H"s tNb ilbstl DUN az AAl D
yclekapi,aiiSti.
Ccvljarji in krojaci, kljucavIn-
carji in mizarji, tcSMrji in kovd-
81 so ,c u%rczali. kapitalisli pa "a
81 smcjali Y pest. KupiIi So 81
"%sposobnc Judi, ''kukor sc ku-
puje S%urovina; oni 50 predlagali
koblaStem svoja mo.jstrska pisma.
svoja dokazila, vodili 50 tovarnc.
dobitck, kar je glavno, je pa ven
dar spravljal "nesposobni" ka-
pitaliSt.
VISA mogoGa SrcdStva ST. iSkali,
da bi preprecili miGcvanje male
obrti. In MISC "a mogli prcpreciti.
cetudi 81 zgodaj vStali.
Anerika nj ma drugi zcml.ji. da-
81 je med MO in Evropo prccej-
Snja luza. Tisii gospodarski zako-
nj, ki veljajo tam, veliajo tudi tu-
kaj. In nobeua >ila Jill ne odpra-
vi.
k~apitaliIcm sc razviia. 81 mora
razvijati in ST bo razyijal do svo-
jcea najviSjega vrhunca.
Razvoj kapitalizma Sc ne more
prepreGiti. \ ko sc mu pomcGc ne
koliko pollen pred nogc, ne porle-
mi 10 pray mic. Cel take malemko-
Sti ne Strbunkne zgodovinSki We
iikan.
Nendar DO moral tudi kapitali
zem umreti kakor Use, kar ic role
no III vse. kar zivi. In njcgov pa
dee Sc lahko poSpcii. Toda ne L
bojem prot kapitaliStijncmu 81
Stemu.
Padec kapitalizma .ic moeot lie
tedaj. ako .jc popolnoma priprav-
LENA ti>ta organizaci.ia druzbe.
Iii "a mora nadomestiti.
Ma velikem koSu zemlic ra>;c
:; san plevcl bujno, vc>elo. Ali sc ne
boSte. norcevali Sami IL Sebc. o.
pojdetc pulit vSako ljuliko pose
bel? &c bc>ie po dolgcm. tczkcm
frudu opleli v>o njivo in ste priSli
: svojim napornim dclom do dru-
eega konca, lahko zaCnctc iznova
ma prvem kraju, kcr jc mcdtem
plevel zopet pognal IL zaoStalih
korenin i'll ic vcter uancSel move
ga semenja.
Idravi razum nam prayi. la ic
treba preobrdziti tia. Preorali bo-
mo vso Zcmlio, da uuicimo korc-
nine III posciai bono zita. ia ne
no skodljiyo SEINE naSlo prosto-
: "a in da bo nova koristna raStliua
lahko yodila BOZ prot ostankom
plevela.
! Tudi cloveSki druzbi je ircba
:. prircditi tia, ia Sc bo ma njih ia
= hko uspeSno razvijala.
Podlage JIG treba. potcm ne bu
strahu IA stavbo. Ali brcz funda-
mcntov nj nobena zgradba mic
j vredna.
Edini resnicni nasprotnik kapi-
talizma je socializem, XII st bojuje
, proti njegovemu sistemu in XII vo
iii BOZ sistematicno. Edini razrci.
razred.
Xxi more izyrSi;i Ia BOZ, .lc delavshi
i Delavstva Sc kapitalizcm ne mo-
re izncbiti. Njegovc rokc in ME
. COVE glavc so mn potrebne hakor
maSinc, prcmog, ruda, bombal it'd.
, Use male moistrc lahko unici do
:adniega. &c ne hi bio to unice-
valno dclo tako enostaYno, da Sc
, mora prejali>lci """oInoma ilt.'
Siti, Sc ne hi kapitalizcm u~>traSil
niti najbolj nasilnih udarccv pro
ii Srednjim stanovom. kicr zahte-
vaio njcg0vi interest, jc kapitali-
zem vcdno bruialen do ~Skrajno.
Sti.
Ali kapitalizemu nj treba skraj-
mega napora, zakai : >voiim ma
ravnim razvojem popolnoma ma
ravno unicuje svovjo malo ko,
kurenco. XII ga vecinoma ze Scdai
komaj toliko boil kolikor >lona.
&c ga pici bolha.
kdo maj SO bojuic "a Srcdni"
sloje proti kapitalizmu, kadar 30
popOlnoma oslabljcni, kadar so
cello UniCcni?
Ali delavstvo So ne more uni.
citi. DelavstvO o~staHc, doklcr ie
pOtrcbno flovcSko dclo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
HELPING OUT THE FAIRS
State Agricultural Department Of North
Carolina Aiding County Fairs
i'm Work OF Winning. War.

The state Agricultural Department of
North Carolina Is standing squarcly up
to the fairs in that state this year.
Il Will not only take great interest
In the biS State FAIR AT Raleigh. but
has made arrangement for participation
in and financial aid to seven district
fairs, hfty-two county fairs ana li4
community fairs. Some of the dis
trict fairs cover as many as ten coun-
ties. The community fairs are in forty
eight counties. and in some counties
are as many as six or them. held on
Il definite plan.
The whole aim OF tho fairs this year
is the promotion of the business or war.
There is an end ~ all the Old ideas
OF amnscments and sidc-Shows. and
there Is n serious purpose in all OF
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

CURED TO furnish certain amount OF
service at price which WAS fixed 20
years aEo as fair charge Times
have changed considerably in 90 years.
ana besides. the company has spent
much money in improving and putting
down heavier and more expensive
tracts and in purchasing modern and
very much more expensive equipment.
which. in turn. requires increased shop
facilities and much machinery to keen
1t in repair.
ny keeping abreast with the progress
in the electric street railway industry
II has Increased the comfort and ia
ciiity OF us service several hundred
per cent. and has met the growing
needs of tic community so far as II
was financially practicable for it to
do so.
In these war times. which hav We added
50 heavily TO the burdens under which
IL Is now operating. the company is
appealing 10 its patrons for "A slight
recognition OF the value of that scryice
L" richmond 1t is requesting the
Hest Increase in tho fare that can
possibly be asked for as being helpful
in maintaining the street rail>ray,5ser-
vice-a straight 5-cent fare.-.Adr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

than friendship: ana the dishonest man
robs widow and orphans and hides
his shame in DoaStiuS or his success
w" must seize The very FIRST temptation
an'A. master II. else wc. too. Will be-
tray our Christ and defy Ills law OF
love Tor mess OF pottagc and with Il
Kiss Of terrible Hypocrisy.
PETER SO SURE OF IIIMSEI.F
H!: FONGOT his OWN WEA Is NESS
with Peter the lesson varies lie
was 50 sure OF himself that he forgot
his weakness. His heart was right but
his pride was wrong. impulse rather
than reliance upon God held him, and
when fear came he was panic-strickcn
amd did not know what he said or did
inconsistencies is good only when con-
Sccrutcd. like the man who gives
way TO his emotions and frankly acts
without restraint. Eut such a man Is
IN danger. he may hurt as we'll as
Ecip. only as he looks to God for guild
ancc. only az lie is brave 10 take the
part Of sufferers and forge,s himself
in the needs OF his brothers can n.
hope TO escape from false words and
deeds. am sure the Master under
stood ietcr. He knew his Weakness,
ana proved Ills confidence in him by
saying. when thou art converted
strengthen thy brethren" tSt. Luke
MIL a2'. and by asking for his love
in the telling question. Loves, thou
Me-
only a. We count all else as noth
lng compared with Christ and His love
ana service can we escape falling
INTO ETleH"ui trouble. And after all.
even from "a human point of view. is
thc'e anything that can give such
peace and comfort as Il real Christian,
i'e! We may have sorrow. we NAV
even make mistakes for which we must
ask pardon: but loyalty and love will
conquer AN! hold US. No matter wha,
may come. vi ether we are here or
mere. rich or poor. fricndlcsg or sur
rounded by loved ones. VIC are held bv
thai on. great power-love for our
'hf'Si. -ind lie viii care for US and
MAKE US glad here and in Heaven.
h""H me. dear Jesus that ! fan not
~ INC hour OF trial. Let rot worldly
,"'hsS ei"iaHc me. nor my foolish fears
mIaS me from Loyalty TO Thee. ,.pon
ny strength ! rely. To Thv truth
h"!d' !nou art my all in all. and there
10 h'th'ng on earth | desire in com
Iaf!son wit. Thee. O guide mo c,,,
me draw me and uphold me 10 Tho
e"4' Amen. my Christ. Amen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
MEMORIAL SERVICE
tonEr CATION of 81. pnuI. 10 Honor
Memory of \. Beirnc
Hair. ,Jr.

\; II o'clock Monday morning in St
rauIs Episcopal Church there Will hc
held a ncmoria. service for A. Bcirne
Elair. Jr. who lost his life Oh last
Wednesday at Pensacola Fla. while
~ training. for aviation service.
The service wii be of unique inter
cs: and special soiemnity. as IL will be
in comm en- oration of the first man II
st. i'aul'S Church TO make the supreme
sacrifice in tho war. and will be con-
Quoted by rev. W. Russell Bowie. chap
lain Of base hospital ~. rector o: the
church. This viii be tho last service
Or. Bowie Will conduct in 81. rauls
Jc.orc going overseas.
DR.. Bowie will seek to interpret the
spirit Of sacrifice which has been fui-
filed by the American youths who have
given their lives for the cause. as typi-
fed i'll the lie and death OF young
Blair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Industrial! brief. From Various Parts
of tho Old North Stnte-Sumer-
New Enterprises.

The Vivian Cotton Mills. OF Cherry
Vile. are adding 1000 now spindles
TO their already large equipment.
Tho Odcl Hardware Company. OF
Greensboro has completed plans for
the Immediate erection OF a four-story
warehouse and Office building in that
city.
The Hcarne Manufacturing Company
has; been incorporated at Sanford to
manufacture shuttlcs and other cotton
factory supplies.
The CASTOR County authorities are
erecting an addition to the county home
at Dallas for the special care OF the
feeble minded and tubercular and
pellaGrous patients
Farmers "ohacco Warehouse at Dur
ham. was tough; at auction las. week
By John s Hin for little over SIS
600. 1t it is expected that i: will con-
t!nue in use as tobacco warehouse
The Old North State Smoking To-
hacco Company. Reidsvillc. is making
a number % improvements on It's plant
charging its facilities. and adding to
lis transportation couvenienccs An
order has been placed for electric
equipment 10 furnish power for opera
ton of all machinery.
The North state Milling Company, OF
Greensboro. proposes to erect this sum-
mcr $4,000 addition TO it's present
large plant.
The American Pressing COMPANY.
capitalized al 100000. has been in
c0rporat:d 10 do business in Charlotte
by Charlotte and Mount Holly ircor-
porators.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
FRESH-AlR SUNDAY
Salvation Army Announces. series of
Special Services to lie Held
To-day.

Colonel Carrie Stanyon. woman
preacher OF the Salvation Army from
New York CITY, and the only COM
m!ss;oHcd woman colonel in the Sal
walton Army. viii preach this morn
ing at II o'clock At the Randolph
street Baptist Church At 3:45 this
afternoon She Viii preach az William
EErd iark Colonel Staryun has Wis
tied Richmond for the last three years
speaking In many churches and freely
giving her services in the interest Of
the frcsh-air camp work conducted by
the Salvation Army in this city Her
meetings a. William Bvrd Park al
ways draw hundreds of people and
those wishing seats arc requested to
come early.
Major Freida Erickson. The soIo,st
and companion OF Commander booth,
viii sing a these meetings. To-nicht
az S:l3 there VIII he song service
at tho Decatur stree; Methodist Church.
Colonel Stanyon viii lead this service
and be the speaker. She VIII be in
troduced by The pastor. Major FrcidA
Erickson Will sing a numbers OF SONGS.
assisted by the choir of the church
This is Fresh Air Sunday" for thr
local Salvation Army camp fund, and
oil collections viii he devoted to this
worthy cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
l.t'ISCO OPAL.

comn,',',n, ~, ,inr prayer ante
Sacrament, 81 hav,i "'oh al II o'clock.
Evening nr,yo, a! o'clock.
r.,t,7 ''"!t or anu sermon at
ser,no, -, :, .-,i"Fh'nS prayer and
ana sc-nn,, I.Neh'hG prayer
b., rnnI,,n.. som services Will
Francis nibblc ''eN -
:, r.. 49,.
mon az, IL ,.,Iai ''"Eer ana ser
and sar1,l,, =, ING evening prayer
wjU be conducted ~. ,b I'm sc!Tices
.I,,,.n ~. g,',t ny me rector. Rev.
-, u,r,.. N
mon a, II o.,.i",t. PI"Fer ana ser
c.criInr rr,y.- a"ufeSs ana
conducted by the rector re- :: ~
Brydon.
81. r,ur.-1i,i, ,o
,hi, In.rn,n- Nor,,.., mn a. go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
ANNUAL YOUNG PEOPLES
CONFERENCE AT MONTREAL
Opens For Tcn-Dny Gathering June
2.-HcN. W. w. Muorc, ~. D.,
to C0nciuci Daily nihIc Hour

tSpeciai TO Til" Times pispatch.1
CHARLOTTE. y. G, June 22-The
annual young peoples conference OF
the Southern PRESBYTERIAN Church. Will
he held al Montreal y g.. tho sum
mer assembly ground Of the church
for the ten days beginning June -
tho delegates TO the conference con-
sisiing OF young people from all sec
tons OF the church especially those
between the ages Of sixteen ana tlvcu-
ty-iive, and those who arc actively en-
gared as leaders in young pcoplc's
work. The purpose OF ;hi3 conference
is (" gather thcs. young people to-
Ccthcr for ten days of study and recre-
alton. in order TO III them FOR better
and more efficient work III the church
and to strengthen their spiritual life.
y carefully arranged program has
been prepared for this conference under
the direction Of Rev. Homer Mcmillan,
-. ID. Anlanta. Ga; Ecv. Gilbcr, Glass.
ID D.. Richmond. Va: rev Henry II.
Sweets. ID. d, Louisville Ky. and Rev.
John ] Armstrong, Il. H.. Nashville.
Tenn, who constitute tho committee
on program. one hour each day. from
10 10 IL o'clock Rev. Walter W. Moore.
ID. D.. president OF Union Theological!
Seminary, Richmond. Va. viii conduct
the Bible hour and during this hour
the entire conference, and all others
who desire 10 do SO. VIII meet in the
auditorium for tho study Of the Eibie.
under the leadership OF DR.. Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
WHILE CAR SERVICE KEEPS ABREAST WITH
TIMES FARE: Of 70 YEARS AGO PREVAILS
Materials Used to Produce Car Rides Have Increased
1C0 and 400 Per Cent and Unless Fare Is Increased
to Meet Some of This Increase the Ser
vice Must Suffer.

That the cost OF producing street ca =
rides has materially advanced is indi-
Gated by tho increase in prices of some
OF the most important items used in
operating the service. as. for instance:
copper wire. which has Increased $50
per cent since 1915. when tho different
articles began TO take Il sudden incliuc
IN price. Tic plates. which hold the
lacks 1T joints, and which have to be
adjusted and renewed almost daily.
nave advanced 2'G per cent since 1915.
Ma llcab!e castings and car forEings
used in Keeping cars and other cuuin-
incnt in order. have advanced l9S anh
Il" per cent. respectively. Tool steel
has gone up 100 per cent: axles, or
per cent; brass. 500 per cent; and so
on. even down to lead pencils and
pancr clips used in the offices
IhcS" are, of course. every day trou-
bics OF everybody. and no mention
would be made of them in the street
railway business If the company could
adjust the price of its commoditv-
street car rideS--in proportion to the
cost OF production just as does any
othcr manufacturer or retailer
The street railway company is re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
New Enterprises Set on Foot in Various
Parts OF Dixie requiring Heavy
inNcStucnts.

The current issue of tho Manuroc-
tnrcrn' Record gives 4 long list of nov
Southern enterprises from which tho
following notes arc taken:
Farming land viii lie developed for
agricultural purposes to- the Southern
Farm Company, Jac;tsonvillc r'it. in
corpora,cd with 5000 900 capital
oil pipe lines viii he constructed b.
the Pierce Oil Pipe Line Company. Fort
| Worth. Texas. Incorporated with ST..
| 100000 capital
! SULPHUR VIII be mined 10y tho Texas
/ sulphur Company Orange. Texas. in
/ corpora;cd wit; capitalization OF
! SJ60.0co.
! y plan, will h" established by the
American Pressing Company. Charlotte
y G., incorporated with 100000 cap
! itai.
states Graphite Company. Goodwatcr.
/ Ala. organized with 100000 capital
and planning tho installation OF an in
ital plant icostinS slOo.o0O) with daily
output 100 tons
Cotton cloth will he manufactured by
the steele Cotton Mil Company Lee
noir. y. G., Incorporated with s250,"00
capital
rlan,s for extracting gasoline and
converting residue into carbon black
VII. DC CSl3DllSncu pN INC NIdSD-1tTbOn
Company. Huntington. w. Va. organ
:zed With $4,000 capital by Hunting
ton investors
Cotton products will he manufac-
turcd ty the Bluc Ridge Cotton Mills,
Roaring River. y. e.. incorporated with
$3.50 capital by North Carolina cot
ton manufacturers
An expenditure of 100000 for addi-
tional buildings. machinery. etc, has
been announced for tho Iyrchburs Cot
rnanufa cturcr of cotton cloth.
Coal will be aimed by the Buck Creek
Coal Mining Company. Clarksburg. w.
Va. Incorporated with 100000 capi-
tai.
Lumber will be manufactured BY the
Onu:t Morgan lumber Company. Hunt
inSrop. W. Va. Incorporated with $780,
600 capital.
Mines will be operated by tho Mt.
Troy Mining Company. Stuarts Draft.
Va, Incorporated with 100000 capt.
tai.
Dyes viii, be manufactured By the
Southern Dye and Chemical Com pany.
New Orleans La. incorporated with
$4,000 capital
An additional mill building costing
$50 900 AID machinery costing $4,000
have been ordered by the Linn Mills
Company. Lands, y. G.. manufacturer
OF cotton yarn.
Additional nov machinery costiiG
$4,000 and an additional mill build
inE costing IS Goa have been ordered
by the Corriher Mills Compa ny. !-aHiis.
=. G., manufacturer of cotton hosiery
yarn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

dealer sells YOU a bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone for a few cents under my
personal money back guarantee that
each spoonful will clean your siugCi ssh
liver better than dose OF nasty ca To-
mel and that il wont kc you sick
DodSons Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine. Nou'll know It next morn.
ing because you will wake up feeling
fine. your liver will DO working; head
ache and dizziness gone: stomach viii
be sweet aud bowels regular
Dodson's Liver Tone ia entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and can
not salivate Give II to your children.
Mtllions OF people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous Gallo
mel now. Your druggist vii! tell you
that the sale OF calomel is almost
stopped entirely here.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
! am Sincere! Stop Ca|ome|!
! Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calomel sckens and you may lose
days work 1t bilious, constipatcd or
headachy read my guarantee.

Liven UP your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and chcerful; make your work n
pleasure; be vigorous and full of ambI-
ton. But take no nasty. dangerous
caiomel because it makes you sick and
you may lose days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver.
which causes necrosis OF the bones
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite. breaking 1t up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
Listen to me! IL you want to enjoy
the incest. gcntlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, just
tako spoonful OF harmless D6dsons
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
METHODIST.

fhrk Plhcc-Regular services at II
0 clock and at S:l1. with preaching bv
the pastor. Rev. w. L. Thompson. d y
'.intcr Pnrk-Preaching at IL O'Clock
and ~ $40 by the pastor. Rev. l.. s
FiCurnoy.
'Nhnry-"ramily Day" will be OBJ
s..ved IN This church to-day. Rev.
street Methodist Church. will address
the mems B!blc class at $40. and tn.
pastor. Rev. w. Oliver Gordon, viii
preach At II O'Clock. and also at night.
Tie sacrament of baptism will be ad-
mlnlstcred TO infants at the morning
service and at night the Children's Day
Program, entitled In the Days or Thy
Youth Will be presented by children
selected from the different classes OF
the sunday school.
Decatur Street.-The pastor. Rev.
Samuel l.. Dumvllc. will preach at II
O'Clock AT S:l5 there will be a special
Salvation Army service. at which Col
oncl Carrie Sanyon will preach and
Major Fricda Erickson will sing In the
Interests or the frcsh-air fund for the
summer camp.
Brond strect-Preach!ng at II o'clock
ana at SEQ by the pastor. Rev. Fred
X Chenau!t.
Ccntennry-prcachlng at II o'clock
ana at S:l5 by the pastor. Rev. Thomas
y. Smoot, d. d.
Gracc-PreachinE at II o'clock and
1T SID by the pastor, Rev. j. G. Cnruh.
Trinity-Rcv Il. II. Gambler. the pas
ior VIII preach at / o'clock, and Rev.
H. II. Potts. ID. D.. at S:l5
81. Jnmcs-Preaching by the pastor,
Key w. T. y. Haynes. at ii O'Clock
ana AT $50. Special music at both
services.
Monumcnt-Rcv. II. II. Potts. ID. D..
presiding elder of the Richmond dis
trict' VIII preach at II o'clock. and
inc pastor Rev. G.. II. Lambeth. d.. d..
VIII pre- III at Sis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
TOBACCO PRODUCTION
All :hc Seductive Weed Used in World
~ No; Grown in This
Country.

Tho total worlds average produc-
ton OF tobacco during the period i'm
mcaiatoly preceding the war is est:-
mated by the United States government
.iatist!cians at 4.191.00o, 900 pounds an
nUally. OF this. the United States pro-
GCcea approximately 100000. 900
pounds: British India. 1000. 900, 900
pounds: China. 100000, 600 pounds:
European Russia. go, 600 pounds;
Dutch East Indies, 0o.00o 900 pounds:
Austria Hungary, 100000 pounds
Japan I20.00o.0J0 pounds: Philippines
Ice. 100000 pounds. and Brazil. 100. 900
900 pounds The total for these coun-
tries amounts TO $50. O0o.O 900 pounds.
or s per cent of the total for the
world.