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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
CAR RIDES SOLD
BELOW COST
to the Company and Mean Less
Service to Patrons.

The old franchises Of twenty years
ago require the company to carry
school children and all passengers rid
ing before o'clock in the morning on
2h cent fares.
1t would be time wasted to hunt for
the reason for this provision. There
never was any warrant for II before
the war, and certainly there is none
now.
The patrons who ride to work before
o'clock in the morning are making
more money to-day than ever before
certainly more than the clerical men
and wonderland it costs the company
just as much to haul the $50 or A.
NJ. patrons as it does the A. N. or tho
r. NJ. crowds.
In fact. because the early morning
service makes the jobs of conductors
and motOrmen less desirab BILE, more
anxiety is thrown on the company's or
ganiZation in getting crews for these
early cars than for any other period
OF tho day. Yet, the company hauls
them for fares below the cost of rend-
ering the service.
Where Is there another enterprise
which Is rendering service below cost.
especially now in these war times?
But that Is not all. On these az
cent fares the company pays a tax to
the city and to tho State! Again, Is
that fair?
1t is fair to the patrons who ride
throughout the day that those who
ride before 7 A NJ should get the SER
vice below cost?
Should tho street railway service OF
the entire community be handicapped
by this drain on the company's ro-
sources before Z A. MI
1t is believed that those patrons who
ride on 2h cent fares are willing to
give up that privilege. especially In
these times. when the above facts are
brought to their attcntion.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
HOME COMPANY ADMITTED
California Concern Allowed to do ar
Insurance business I'm
Virginia.

BY decision rendered yesterday by
the State Corporation Commission. the
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Com
rany OF California is permitted to do
an insurance business in Virginia. Its
entry into this State was fought in a
recent hearing before the commission
by the Home Insurance Company of
New York. which claimed that the
similarity in names would result in
confusion and possible fraud by un-
scrupulous agents who could substi-
tute one company for the other.
The opinion is rendered by Chairman
Garnett, and is concurred in by Com
missioners Rhea and Forward. 1t ar
CUES that since the California COM
pany has been admitted in forty
States, including New York the home
State OF the other concern. Virginia
could hardly assume that deceit and
fraud are likely to result from a sim
ilarity of names
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

NEW YORK. June 25-Despite the war
news. which continued favora bic. business on
IN. outside securities market to-day became
dull and prices rcceded from fractions to
more than points from the finals of yes
.erday. IN = few Of the recently prominent
Issues Motor stocks, DESPITE The hsaviness
In other parts OF the list strong
Houston oil vas the feature of the indie
pendent oil! stocks. II has been for some
time. but heavines. was again shown In this
ISSUE \ loss Of more than points from
the nnal of yesterday scored and tho
stock showed a loss Of more than II points
from tho rec"nt high. which reached Ia 81
week. The balance Of the oil list quiet
~nl pr!c"s were steady to tract!cually lower
Metal stocks were Qu!etcr than they have
been for some time, hut prices maintained
fairly steady tone. or near the recent
high levels. Most q. interest centered
in lhs iow-priced group.
$50 Aetna. l2'. 1875: 2t0a Chevrolet Mo-
tors. lS7Tl3s: S.20-I United Motors sos, q 7N=. (;
!" Anglo American Oil, IL. q l2t. 5000 Cos
den Oh. 81, q 6Ts: 1900 Federal oil. oi- 3ah:
500 Oklahoma Oil. corn mon. "a -. SO Vic
ioriN on. new. ~ T3T.: 800 Big I.edg"
Ia q Sis: 800 Cons, Arizona. 1915 q ] ls-i6;
so Jumbo Ext. Si2 n az 2oro Mother LODI.
ST35; go Success Mining. 90: $50 Tono-
Sah Ext. i. 6liz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

Boulevard. between Broad Street and
X. F. & r. r. r.. TO cost $4,000.
p. L. Moore to REPAIR brick dwell
ing at zig North Twenty-third Street.
r. w. Wood 6 Son to repair brick
warehouse at 423-9 North Eighteenth
street, TO cost $3.50.
Richmond Structural Steel Company
to repair frame shed at southeast corn
eo OF Eddgghhteenfh and Dock Streets. to
Davis Land Co.. Inc, to repair res
brick dwellings at 13l9-21 West Main
street, to cost 5000
Z. II. HARDWOOD to repair brick garage
AZ 220l West Grace Street. to cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
ENLISTMENTS YESTERDAY
Nineteen Men Join Forces. Navy Secur
ing Fourteen and Marines

Nineteen cnlistmcnts werc reported
yesterday by the various recruiting
stations in this city. The navy again
led the other branches Of the Service
with fourteen. while the marines re-
ported total of five. No enlistments
we're reported by the army Office. The
names Of those who volunteered in the
different branches of the service arc
as follows:
Navy-G. L. Duvai, ]. G.. Hopkins.
T. Il. Harris. j. o. Triplett. c. r. Carron
r. Il. Callahan. r. D. Williams. r. ".
Carter, f. S. Ballard. l.. E. Parrish, w.
NJ. Colquitt. II. Hartmann. T. r. Kent.
NJ. F. Stuart
Marines-w. S. Gooch. Jr.. Carter
Chinn. c.. r. Conrad, j. w. Hamilton.
F.. c. Waag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
MAXIMUM LICENSE SIS
Under Supreme Court Decision Florida
IN Limited tn Small Fee on
Automobiles.
IRy Associated Prcss.l

BY Associated Press
TALLAHASSEE. FLA. June 25.-Under
an opinion Of the Florida Supreme
Court. the State Comptroller will be
unable to charge more than 50 for an
automobile Ecensc in this State. a provi-
sion OF the law enacted by the last
Legislature, providing for a license Of
sl2 for all autoT ob!les of over twenty
rvc horse power was construed to con-
fict with provision taxing motor
driven vehicles with a seating capa city
OF not more than five persons AZ the
rate OF SIS.
II will require a special act OF the
Legislature to refund excess license
fees paid by n mojority OF the automo-
bile owners Of the State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
GREECE HAS DONE WELL
Will Have More Than 100000 Electives
Under Arms in Short
Time.

PARIS. June 25.-Grcece shortly will
have more than 100000 men under
arms. according to a statement given by
the Greek legation here to the Matin.
Additional troops beyond this number
are to be called TO the colors soon. it
is added.
The notab work accomplished by the
Hellenic kingdom since its entrance
into the war a year ago this month. is
reviewed and the achievement OF Pre-
mier Nenizeios in restoring public con-
fdence and effectively guarding the in
tercats OF the country is pointed out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
MISS TALIAFERRO ELECTED
VIII be Acting Superintendent of tn,
Virginia Hospital After
July l..

Miss Hattie Taliaferro, now con-
nectcd with the Mary Washington Hos
pital. in Fredericksburg. was elected
acting superintendent Of the Virginia
Hospital yesterday by the Administra-
tive Board. to succeed Miss Ruby Par
rish. who resigned last week. Miss
Taliaferro's appointment becomes ef-
fective July !, when Miss Parrish
leaves the institution. The new act
ing superintendent will receive SOL
per month. the same salary now be
ing paid Miss Parrish.
The board yesterday accepted the
resignation of Miss Julia Dougher.
head nurse At the City Home. which
becomes effective July I. The position
has not been filed as yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters we're issued by the State
Cooperation Commission yesterday as
The Electric Welding Co., Of vir-
ginia; Incorporated. Newport News
ing and construction business; officers
J; b. Johnson. treasurer. Norfolk: Will
liam Schenstrom. president, Brooklyn.
Brooklyn. ~. Y.
Foreign charters domesticated to do
business in Virginia.:
:. Marcus Loew Booking Agency. a
New York corporation Capital stock
$1,000: Thomas b. Gay, statutory agent.
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
COTTON SiAREErs

ioNr. June GJ-There was a, -
r'In-iF raple advance IN tho co;tSn 49, :,
o1"Ny, Win JUN! Knowing ,.nsa.,ans !
sne"sh' That delivery sold A, ,, ~ 80
20 90 aHEanCc -: over s. Der mai: -
90. Using price OF yesterday and IN. htrh
- 'e'ei touched since 1t sold at q ns ,ow, -
"a" ma OF last month III. clos. va. en-
q. -, !or July. ard net ,tvsnc. =
>. 70 ~" points on he general iii rrb.
80 ~, op"HcG steady at an aLv.r,. NJ .
20 - points y" large tenders ma hem
er"..tI on July contracts. but only Two
Or 'hrec veg" received in c!rc,il,t.nn 80
49, S''Iauoa IN this respect evidentiy rem
,iis shoFts very nervous. There vas soma
S go. OF new crop months on bearisn MI
~. crop reports. bu: the offerings Yc,n
,eah.iy absorbed owing TO tho slrrnr,h ~
ane near position. 4. prtccs worke htrbsr
HWnah S became more active. Liverpool Ind
ct!cAns siEaGG!c shorts as well :,
uuoh!csGc trade Interests wer. snonr ~,
ouyrrs or Soth July ana October New crap
months followed thc advance sloxIv .,
nrs.' bVt became moro ac.!y. ls,cr on IN
por.s OF CONTINUED nigh temperatures IN ~.
Southwest Tne close was within 49,
POINTS OF tho best approximations thar 49,
.tue cotton could be brought here from ~.
Iouth Tor delivery within the next ihi-,y
uHSs undoubtedly increased the alarm NJ
tne near month short interest 'rhr ~.
uu.i.!ha'y report or prominent Southern
bureau estimating the condition AZ Sc 7 II.
increased acreage at 81 per cent nnd -.
crop prospect at i5,5s0Wn bales proh. hiv
accounted for Some OF the earlier sSIiDEs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
cHANcERY TRUST DEEDS.

o. T. Kelley ct ux. to H. S. Taylor.
trustee. 24x199 feet south side of Floyd
June IS, 1918; $4,000.
Mary F. Hardwicke to NJ. L. Willis
and J. l. Davis, trustees, 20 1-3x120
feet. known as 2613 West Cary Street
June s, 1915; ;67O.
w. w. Radcliffe to c. w. Crump,
trustee, 31xl22 feet. known as 904
North Eighth Street. May co. 1918:
$500.
Julia S. Balm to W. NJ. Justis. Jr..
trustee, 25 1-2 feet and OF Irregular
depth. known as 1107 Taylor Street.
June "a. 1918: $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

light and butcher hogs Is to 90 cents higher
IMAM yesterdays average: medium and heavy
packing grades mostly Is cents up: bulk Of
n sai; ts'sg@ us 60 butchers. ;is0g; lss5;
rough. 1852 q $3.50: pigs good and choice.
Cattle: receipts. 5000: active: beef steers.
Is TO 50 cents higher than last weeks ciose
other kind uncvcnly higher; calves. mostly
Is cents higher.
Sheep: receipts 1900. steady to lower than
YESTERDAY. Idaho spring lambs. {Is.4o ma
ave spring top. sisso: fair: California
sprlngs. Sis.0): WashinEton wethers. Il2 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSales Of S4a.l. 4.a=A.

richmond. Va. June az. 1873
Choice steers, -: medium TO good. i?d IL
common to fair. ga y. Choice heifers, I30tlt
medium TO good. mar; common to fair
sGl0. Choice cows. loTil; medium to good
sag: common 20 fair. 5G5. Best oxen. lin
l21: medium 20 good suio: common to fair
IIs Best heavy bulls. !oRll; light 7Ts
Best calves. Is; common 10 fair. l39i5 Bes
hogs, FGi!,i medium weight. Isi7: pigs, Is
sows and stays. i2nl5. Best sheep. 10: com
mon 20 fair. SCI. Beet lambs IL fl is: medium
20 good, NIi5 spring lambs. lsTla
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
PROFESSIONALS BUSY;
MARKET IS INACTIVE
Many Securities Change Hands Dur.
Ing Day, When Leaders
Unload.
MANY BUY BACK LATEF
Steel Again Leading Factor in
tho Trading, and Much Of 1t Is
Taken on Theory That Victory
VIII Advance Values.
BY KROADAN WALL.

NEW york: June 25:-,n The stock mar
;f .2nIss , ~ Sasy; The protesoional: seid
adSsmesd ana because i, was tuesday. They
osa had given 's'9E . ~ yaf 81
another huge German Offensive to be
derfu Sieso2y %on BY the '1r tsian ,se which
s n5ss' The
s = good many pEotessionals TO buy back the
SSs s nS hs with FsAS u,
uoaer sS s srh'@s" mos, tSotks %1re SIN
sss,ss ri GS%s s ana
vat, w,sh steel prices 40 s,eei mar
,,rsderI arc looming very no,ionate Thu" "y
s sn9w ,h ,o, yict"ty Win make American
some beats who In "iriuous suburban
high ana WHO. Therefore sold Il short. were eGS
inHted today To settle at from l46 TO
probably be St MADE t fs day n 10 day S M.
,hat peTsan H5 Is ~1T1h the price but
G en- enIernrise must be laugh, d lesson i,
sh, be asked 10 do nj .e Sar Tor .ns
T2 ss. sA OIL ID s snGli points to-day
ssaoii.heS il New YORK Ssw pJ efsey. " ohio.
F., eqmpe,lnE terms With s,anSard d
ia and NsIis. ,P pes
, soieIm =, are eonsp!e9ous examples 81 stocks
,rnn "S'S' So'u AZ anything ike their
Hide and Leather preferred and common,
made pew high prices a gain to-day Earn.
Ss % thu ass rsss 81
ierred stock. The mrs, three quarters OF
l ns s sTs the maj shSysa
sssat99.ooo This is .t,er setting aside $50.
ivy Tor reserve. That IN nearly 23 ner
GI CAR a 2S Ib' F Eo5tGfsh5fe stock
Car and Foundry WA a strong featuJe 4. r
eio., ana gained in strength toward the
S!osn ~ the market. This company en,ovs
sspch good management and 40 fuIi ~
ni!en ORDERS that tn strength needs no en
Wilson stock was In d.n,,. ~.
s,Leet privilege brokers were iryinr "a h hnv
6ans on II ia large biocAs Tor isnnor,.nyy
tSpsciai,.es ~oro in demand and .nonr
s sjSidaId Milling. Pittsburgh ana weap We.
Juiy cotton had a vioIen. aov,,c. ~
ins w :, 90 bale. Time monev ~ NOV
e. e., a. naturally will be as ihs vs, easier:
AM - , 1t INC government are Iaid ami
mar narhci bulls who are beginning 10 sc, STOCK
, ,ous anouid remember TIA; All ,b,s e , mer
country s .nH IS spondinE stays in ,hn
material. ""e psohtA war
~, YORK. June z5-Merc.n,iI.
s,.r,,. months and six months he, 80,
cl4i sis;y-dav' ' gay, niiIs s.52a CONNER.
ttacre!ai sinty-dAy bills 81 Tir com
So: cables. S7s 7.Is; bar silv.r sii q.
nr..'ah dollars. -. Time loans t,..SE.
rn 49, Jays. % ~: ninety dag. =. as -
r,9 .l.Gs, Cali money, ;rnsr eIi ,,n
'"tt, "a '''"'''' lung
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday by the clerk Of
the Hastings Court:
Alice y. Pacini, city.
Otis G. Ely and Ruby ]. Ciary. city.
John Ellis Norris and Selma Frances
Kinsey. city.
Frederick Quinn and Ethel Wheeler.
city.
Clarence Blair Grown. King William
County, and Keith Woodson Saville.
civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

CHICAGO. June I-Indications that the
corn market had become greatly oversoid
brought about 4 moderate upturn In prices
to-day. emphasized little BY intense heat
over parts of the Southwest. The close was
hFn. !. TO Ia net higher. with July l.4tH
to itfs. and August I47k. Oats finished al
:, of 70 &c advance. and provisions up II
to SGc.
Cash oorn-No yellow. l7:mi75: No 3
yellow. l02Gi.e1: No. I yellow. iio1{l.e,
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Attend. Conference In chic.ro.

DR.. Edward ". Calish leaves at noon
to-day for Chicago to attend tho con.
vention OF the Central Conference OF
American Rabbits. DR.. Calish Is o
member OF the executive committee
OF the conference and OF the commit
tee on revision OF tho prayerbook. He
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

The contract for the laying OF a
granolithic floor In the dog pound In
the East EHd was awarded 10 Cosbv
and Maynard yesterday by the Admin.
istrativo Board. Tho work Must he
completed within ten DAYS and will
COST Sl.eo per square yard. the city
to furnish the cement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DIP GOODS

NEW YORK, June Cotton and wool
goods trade to-day quiet. awaiting
government announcements price stah-
lization. Raw SILK was at top nsures since
the beginning OF the war. .Iobbers bought
cautiously. anticipating low prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. June .j.-Bceves. no trading
t,2ol q $3.50.
sheep and lambs. ~e.h: sheep tewes).
t'"9S sl3"; culls. 37ooG{sp: lambs, SIS %
i?1co: culs. {lAp.
Hogs, TO trading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
Kuhn Property Acquired.

City Auditor Crenshaw advised tho
Administrative Board yesterday that
the Kuhn property adjoining Oakwood
Cemetery on the west had hecn ac-
CURED by the city. The property con
tains 2l.39S acres and will be used uiti-
mately for an addition TO the cemetery.
The city will shortly build sewer
through section of the real estate.
The board directed the Superintendent
OF Cemeteries 10 take over the prop
erty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
NEW YORK PROD;CE MaRRpr

NEW YORK. June ?5-CentrifuraI stc,d
$50: fine graduated. SIS butter stesdyy..
cheese. steady, SPo, coffee. steady, un .
Cottonseed oil was dull but firm In lin.
with the better showing in compefinS
products There We're no sales or tenders,
Prime crude. 1850 prime summer yeIIny,
July, 36"; August. 20 so September 20 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

NEW ORLEANS. June 25.-A rise of aImo,,
ceHt pound resulted In cotton to-day
rom buSing encouraged mainly by m. ~.
poIts OF TURNER Successes hy the Italian.
.ssihsl the hustr'ans The absence OF July
tenders and hot and dry weather over ,rcr,,
m ere anaitional huilish features which
On the opening the murke, TO-, 49,
cause no July notices were rcported IN m.
carly naoine prices were about ST hall
up. 'The dry weather in Texas atr-actnd
attention. Around the middle of the morn
ing the war reports became the mos, ip,
rcrtant factor and from then on 10 -,
close the demand for contracts was nrcont
H'Ghest levels showed net gains OF 81 Ia 90
points. the close 20 to ., IN ,,I
rate condition report Of ss5 per cent OF Tho
normal, AGAINST s2.t month ago attractnd
considerable attention. Futures closInr Nil.
Juiy, SD: October, 2i5s: Decamber "a -.
January. Il6 March. $50. Spot stead
unchanged; middlinE. 3iHOc "us'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Building Inspectors
Office:
American Locomotive Company to
erect brick warehouse on east side OF
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YonK RIVER LINE. TO baltimore

Present service. leave Richmond 1:4S
P. NJ. every other day. including Sun
DAYS. even dates. June Goth. ed. 24th.
10th. 2Sth. 30th, July Cd, 4th. 9Th. Sth,
and so on. Tickets and staterooms. sac
East Main Street tPhone Rand. 424).
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

=, rnnh AND IRRITABLE MARKET.
u . oon Administration License No. c. 0ls37
tBy W G. Crenshaw & Coz
Richmond, Va. June IS 1918
Ornnses. Lemons and Grapefruit
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BOND LIST

Am. Writing PAPER IS tbid) ............ SEX
Hnsior r"ncn rs ......:::.............. ol%
ATTAINING coast Line is fbid> ............ 80
r. L-L. ana n cof. Is thid) 49,. 70E
\. G. /" deb. As tBaltmornl (asked). &c
Chesa peake and Ohio cv ii.s Is
ChcSape and Ohio CIV IS , sGL
Liggett and Myers IS ............. ~
Lorilard Tobacco SIS .....,,........ az
Mercantile Marine 6s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OF
Senhoard Air Line as .................... 5sss
Seapoaru ar Line ADJ. bs ...,............ 81
Southern Railway IS ...........,..... 6aI:
Southern Railway SIS ................. IN
u. s. Registered IS, 1922 fsid) : asa.
L. s. Registered IS. 1915 Odd " 90
=. s. Registered IL, 1925 fbid). 1854:
l.. S. Liberty S'ss .......................9 90 IS
U. 5. Liberty End "A Observation-Disclosures. o. Sc
I. :. Liberty 4hs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
United States Steel So ..........,...... s7x
Va Brown Bros GUS Wv Va.S.... a."
Na.-Car. Checical SIS (bid) ............... o3&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

For quick Want al results phone
your Ad TO The Times-DIspatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
RichmOnd Va yune Is. 10
RICHMOND HAT MARKET.
Whoiesale ouotations on Exchange.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, June S..-Hogs: receipts, 1900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-26

,,HEW YORK. Juno .3-Port movement.
n1adlins 81 3oc' stock. I5Nsai bales
IotaI to-day at all ports-Nct rec.io,s
$40 bales: stock. l.l759ss ia los
Iota! Tor week-Net receipts o24a, NAL,
iotai Tor season-Net receipts, s. Ias al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-21

Mems Cotton Socks Exceptional at 17c. Pair
American Porcelain Dinner Sets x10 % Gu. 4
Sf5.oS. subway aoor csn,1s, 5 e1n rom
Sale of Sample Lace Bed Sets 81 40 - co 90
Set Which Sell Normally for So 90 to 5000 Set
Boys Norfolk Suits at $e4s Formerv So suons
E. No., -, Second floor Building
for Men Wonderfully Good Suits at S1575.
Second floor. Shop East Bntdinr
Young Mems and Youths Fancy Four-in-isnd
~: ~ &c Street floor. East Building
S1.2S and St94 sunwa,, so ~. $50, 'o
1000 Pairs the Last Milanese silk Gloves At Sn
pair Street floor cour, c, 800,
$500 Pairs Cotton and Isle Stockings. pairs
for Csc. street eoor csn,. pu, 49,
Womens Modish Patent Leather Pumps $49s
from so.9o Second West Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-21
Aviator Of p
| axes theLead
as Hun Killer
By Hayden Church

T ONDON, April Wherever fy-
ing men or men interested in
flying meet to-day, be it in
Britain or at the British front in
France, there is only one name on their
lips. 1t is that of Captain James By
ford McCudden, who has just been
awarded the Victoria Cross, the most
honorable decoration that British valor
can win, and who, in receiving it, has
been officially revealed as the greatest
and most successful air fighter, living
or dead, that the Allies have yet pro-
duced. Captain McCudden, who is only
twenty-five, has bigger bag of hostile
machines brought down than Bishop
Guynemer or Ball or any other flying
man that the war has brought forward
with the single exception of Baron Won
Richthofen, the German.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-21
1000 Crisp, DAINTY
BlOuses of Bdtiste.
Very Special, SI.25

OF all cotton fabrics, batiste
is among the scarcest. ANY
garments made of batiste are
at a premium. In the face of
this situation, we have secured
1000 Blouses of this soft.
sheer, dainty fabric in six
distinct styles.
Each Charming Tailored Fashion.
Corr 6.n:no Linen or Pteue, 1T Collar. Cx1s
aud Trimming.
One model has a scalloped collar,
the scallops continuing down the
front OF the Blouse Another shows
the combination of linen in square
scallops in front inset A third
is the good-looking single big-hut-
ton style. Still another repeats the
pique of the rolling collar for a but
ton-hole binding. All white. Each
Blouse is finely finished. All sizes.
Second floor. East Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-21
Sale of Women,s
1mfet0 and Foulard
Silk Dresses S6.98

hoae, 0e.ds IN mary, green. sand Cons,-
'eSedd, grey and blGcIc ON'''-
GUARDS IN nary blue in efcct;,. ~u.
terms. AL sizes in ooth '"e'''0e pat
Astonishing at any time.
this offering now, with Silks
at prices away up, is little
short of sensational. Every
woman will find a little Dress
OF this kind nice to slip into a
great many times for MANY
occasions during the Spring
and Summer.
The taffetas are in Eton
coat, tunic skirt fashion, with
plaid silk collar, cuffs, vest
and tie. The tunic is accor-
dlon-pleated to above fho
knee. Cool, transparent
sleeve.
The foulards are in a be-
coming basque-bodice fashion.
with a tunic skirt. Collar
cu1ts and vest of Georgette
crepe.
Second floor. Central Building.