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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
EVEN CROSS, SICK
CR!LDREN LOVE !.
SYRUP Of FIGS
COX at tongue! If fevrrish,
Bilious, coRstipated, take 49,
no chances.
california Syrup Of Figs" can't
harm tender stomach, ~
liver, bowels.

Don't scold your frctful, peevish
child. See IL tongue is coated: this Is
a sure sign it's little stomach. liver
and bowels are cloBged with sour
waste. ..
When listlcss. pale. feverIsh. full Of
cold. breath bad, throat sore. doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally. has stom--
achachc, Indigestion. diarrhoea. give Il
teaspoonful OF California Syrup OF
Figs. and in II few hours all the foul
waste. the sour bile and fermentjng1
food passes out OF the bowels and you
have Well and playful child againS.
Children love this harmless fruit
laxative" and mothers can rest easy
after giving ia. because it never fails
10 make their little ''iusdes' clean
and sweet.
Keep IL handy. mother. A little given
to-day saves u sick child Tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
Sist for bottle of California
syrup OF Figs" which has directions
for babies, children OF all ages and
Tor Erown-ups plainly on the bottle
Remember there are counterfeits sold
here. so surely look and see that yours
is made by the California Fig syrup
Company" Hand back with contempt
any other FIX syrup.-Adv. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

HIS telegraph ana tried to stop his en-
Eincs. bu: his telegraph didn't work.
He tried TO find his hcimsman. but his
helmsman had fled when she Grst hit.
Then he ran onto the purscr and asked
him who was he. Nv and why didn't
his telegraph work. But he couldn't
make the purscr hoar him. You couldn't
make anybody hear you. for the noise
OF escaping steam. He finally go, ~
into His purser's head - 30 down and
stop her and find out who WAS below
and get them MP.
Then lie had u know where she was
hit. The trouble WAS he had TO know
everything at once and there was no.
body around 10 help hisn
lie finally got his pilot itsh, going
as sigma 10 the escort aud then nc
came down to find out whore she'd
been hit. It seemed she had caught
IL In the No hold and that made
him feel better. for II the boiler room
bulkhcads hold. he might save her yet
But all the time he kept thinking about
VINO was below. lie fcl; ns way aft
ana ran into his fifth engineer. Who
Was below! ?" he shouted in the hfths
ear and the fifth thought the third
had been on Where was he? Where
was he" But all the nth could do
was TO shrug his shoulders His boat
was all that Interested him
SO the skipper started below himxclf.
There vas an awful racket down there.
and nc couldn't make The lights turn
on. but he felt his wa" down and
fr"p"d To tho telegraph. where he
!;hcw the third would be If ne was
down there yet And the most pa
thctic thinG ic.. i; Was that The en-
CINE room sui l that same sweet.
oily warm sne.. ,h1: AL engine rooms
have. You could sir IL it through the
smother % steam. ], is I, good smell.
bu, all the time hc was Wondering #
there was anybody else ,!own there
with THAI smell in his nose
He 90, 20 the tclcS raph and struck
match. The old black chair vas
tipped over and on the black. greasy
deck lay its worn. shiny cushion and
the thirds La VIC Parjssicnnc. But
tEG 'niri was gone. Thank God Tor
lilat'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
SIXTEEN HUNDRED ENTER
NEW TRAINING SCHOOL
vi 200 civilian Candidates for Con :
missions Twcnty-onc Arc
From Virginia.
ISSUE NEW PASS REGULATIONS,
Camp Ice Visiting Hours Rcarrany,-l
ana All Persons Must &c Provide [
With PASSES, Which VIII Re Issue
at Hostess House.
Especial to The r,mes.Disp,.c,

Especial to The Times Dispa.ch.1
CAMP LEE. VA. Angus, lg.-rw,n-
ty-one Nirginians are included in q,
lis: OF 200 civilians who Will r.,,,,
u the central line officers. ,r,i-i,r
school At this camp on THURSDAY 1bo..
men are among l.6Cp who viii r.,or,
from various pRrts o, The country
Fourteen hundred are In tho se-,.,,.a
and on account of unusual uu,liGcc-
tons are being given the opportunity
Tor advancement
The civilians who arc uttcndinr ~,
schoo! have first been !ul,lc,ed ir,,
the service by their local boards anal
forwarded TO the school Tor TRIMMING
In the event they fail to succcssf,,llv
complete the course. they will re,pai,
in IT, service as enlisted mon rh,
Co7in Lee civilians are draw, from,
states along the Atlantic coast from
Maine 10 Virginia Other line officers
schools at Camp Gordon. Atlanta. and
Camp Pike. Little Rock. A:k-receiy..
the other infantry candidates fro,,
other sections of the Unitcd State.
All CT these men were accepted TOR
service prior to last Thursday. when
Secretary Of War Bakers order pro-
hibitirE voluntary enlistmcnts was is
sued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
THREE FROM IlNCUBUuG.
OH; FROM RICHMOND

Lynchburg leads Tic State. forward
Ing three candidates for CONN, .ssionS
Ga'aS and Stauntou viii each have
two representatives. John Z. Po've"s
"2l CH:,rIherIa yns Avenue Riciir1cnl
L. the only man from that city. The
names of the Virginia civilians VIII.
VIII attend tic school are: Frank ~
Martin. Norton: Clarence q. Amcr":ic.
LEuchburS; SAMUEL T Emory Chase
city. Gordon =. !'elts GalaN: Lucion
Tleaves. Wyihcviie: Seldom =. Lacy
Charlottesville: John 7. Powers. Ricn-
ncnd: Alexander {. Tucker. Ashanti:
John W. Wright. Roanoke; Eugene H.
Caricc. Galax; Thomas j. Crandol. Nsr-
rort News: John L. Early. stanton.
Fernando G. Ford. Bedford: John s.
Graham. Graham: Charles 4. Holt.
Stauntcn: John w. Land. Norfolk:
Abrar, Il! ttr..:ous. BlacksburG: lob.
ext i Nimocks. Hopewell: MciIen.y
Peters, Lvnchhurg: John r. Vvhcl ~
'>hn rIo,tes"ille Roh"r; 81 WooGson
Lyrchhurs
The Nrst graduating exercises ~ thr
school Will he held In two weeks. waca
successful students who were forward.
ed he!" from Camp Custer and Camp
perens VIII receive their commits sioos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
THREE GERMAN GENERALS
CASHlERED FOR NEGLECT
while Lnrge Number OF Soldiers Arc
Conri- Mariinicd on Treason
Charge.
tBy Associated Press. J

icy NsSoCiltcd Press.
LONDON. August lo.-rhree German
generals. recently commanding near
Montdidier. have been cashiercd for
neglect of duty. according TO Belgian
reports received in Amsterdam. and
transmitted by the Exchange Telegraph
Company. y large number Of soldiers
were court martialed at St. Quentin
Saturday for high treason.
The Germans in Belgium are show
ing signs OF great uneasincss, and tho
German Emperor is reported TO have
moved 10 Brussels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Ca|omeI Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking scken-
ing calome. Don't lose days work!

There's no reason why person
should take sickening. Salivating Gallo
mel when few cents buys a large bot
tie OF Dodson's Liver Tonc--a perfect
substitute for calomel.
II is pleasant. vegetable liquid
which VIII start your liver just as
surely as calomel. but il doesn't make
you sick and cannot salivate
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone. because II Is per.
fectly harmless.
Calomel is Il dangerous drug. II Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

mercury and attacks your bones Take
dose OF nasty calomel to-day and yon
Will feel weak. sick and nauscatcd to-
morrow. Don't lose a days work
Take a spoonful OF Dodsons Liver Tone
instead and you will wake up feeling
great. No more biliousness. constipa
ton. sluEgishness. headache. coated
tongue or sour stomach. Your drug
gist says IL you don't find Dodson's
Liver Tone acts better than horrible
calomel your money is waiting for you
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
ROLLER ROOM 4 SOLID
CLOUD or BItSDISG Srian

Then he had to &c; to the boiler
room. He climbed down farther. FAR.
ther into The world he know so well.
a world that now might collapse on
him 1nd bear him down into the Sc.
with l.. But he admit thinl; o; that.
lie found the boilcr-roo!n solid cloud
"f s'"1m. lie go; down on it's gritty
Gec.. down - the bottom Of the ship
and tired TO clutch Somebody. iiut
there was NOBODY thcrc. That WAS good
Then he came NJ into The inoon!isnt
again. Down on the sen were h:s
boats tour Of hem. all of them. H..
was the only man !ef, aboard He
cunpcG mis- hands and called out to the
iearest 10 come along side tfor In. roar
81 the steam, blowing off had dlmln-
'sAed 20 a Iy'n: hisap. He slid down
"a" "a! rounded "p his boats and
counted 'he men In them
lie hadn't lost man:
b' course 3: was h!t or miss but he
n"ught that was pretty !ucky lie
Itd seen ne -------- ia Genoa FOR ~.
STANG. she caught Il in the eng Inc.
po'n AMI everything In her eth.
t'lt up through her deck ~ .ropy,.,,
~ through her bottom Thrne oi !.r
"icrs heated into her eng.ne-roo,,,
nj GrcppsG out and the fourth be.
i"c "edgcd IN The hole Ia her bot.
'oni Ana they ner-r found anybody
he ru. Inc OF boitcr-room crews -
t.. hs' ihi!i. When they got h-l "a
nj Bumped her out. they found MN
ais'i 'ni" ihr alter end ut her i!u-
Wei ne tried 20 s->- up his chances
q " her then. while he was waiting
~ -! American yach; OF the cscor, 10
one up she seemed TO De- little
'owm by The head. and she Was
fE.oc pretty hal lis, You could
~ sheep for - a,i native
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
DENY LLOYD GEORGES CLAIM
German Newspaper Say~ There Ha.
i'"cn =" Snrl .tnti-C-Ruat
Success.

AMSTERDAM. August I2.--With ref.
.'euce 90 The recent statement hy Pre-
'u:er Lloyd George Ia tho British House
.! Commons ih.t 80 German sub;ua-
.ines nd been sunk, The Dusseldorf
Nathrich'en's Berlin correspondent
says.
we are nb!e TO state definitely that
lhr -ne:ny's anti-U-boat war cannot,
She" any such success"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
BRITISH SKIPPER TELLS
OF FIRST DIP" IN SEA
"hcrry and Bitters Loosens Tongue
anu lie Tells of WHAT Fo. lowed
TarpcdOins OF Ship.
FIRST NOTICE WHEN HEAD HIT
merchant Hero Detail What Follows
'p to Rescue by American lacL'.
fredicts United States Will Have
1rcat Merchant Marine.
Uf CLAIR PRICE.

VII III THE UNIFIED STATES NAVY
81 EUROPEAN BASE tDy L :.
"SN4! couri,D.-Tu months before. he
""" loaded tic" q, i:ans ION. a..d Two
"'''s hetore, a.: h..u discharg 4. ~,
cargo at Gtno, .,.u cleared ia ballast
'of the River Pate 10 load grain. But
Two days out ~ Genoa. he hal as
hiHt dip" aud nov b" M:,.; :, - - -"
Which stands for distressed British
"sanan." at Il A.cJ;tvrr.;icAn base. lie
haH spcnt all gay It his cur. vi
inquiry. aud now. with i st-rry and
b'i,cra before hir,, l." could tax. Con-
N'rSati"n nam quickly TO the Tip OF a.
''HGu" tonight. -: ne hain': been 10
i,rndon since Env,inbcr. 1916. aud
probably II he hat gone ou: 10 the
rate ht wouidiI'; naEc seen london
'"i an indcEnt" i"yi Eu, no" he
Nas waiting 10: cable 70 60 north.
aHd at Goldvra cree q. in l.oudJa. lner:
was "a twclvc-u,ou. ms. old baby he iild
ueyc! seen.
Ills CHIEF had becn Gipped before. IL
"aSn't much. lie Mas on Ha;.n about
10 o'C,oc" when suddenly bn bounced
~ OF Tie grating, LanEcI his mead
against atctu!-pi:'y L:h cIuIr > when
h9 hit the srat!:..; gain. lie c,n-
'!Ldcc then he'd bett"r Get pui OF here,
im" went ny 10 his o,at. There wasn't
any ran!c- They f"d only thirty-e!6l;
nien, ana they'd oil l".:n t"rp-1 I'D &C.
tore and their 5o.,:s we're Grni. 50
tht* ,-blndpned her ana stool by FOR
an hour ur'il SIT: went DIVA Then
enc aitlnp-r laid :, course Ly the avrth
sI@r. and they LAID - it frr :, Hfty-
ialc pull Ey tar-u. ihe .'r,u let MP
and IL turned out iinc. @ut rvlf rhcy
puiled until noon, and 'hen tho skipper
hrcHe out biscuit, amJ a2v. .ac.. uiLi
three thirst du"ncncr- twice. Ana ir5t
a MAJ ask"t tor dy,uG OF water li-
al they we're w,thi:i nile .i sire
trA,"ieg that p!'hcd them mp That
~aE al there was ." IL. Ever. hDcN
a* an right c%.ap, ,h. four iu@:yet.
o.: watch. Evctv;nias was .hl-e,:a-n
'u there. The suh'uarinrt N-"Dt.
aNy IT Nope
But as Tor the Skipper ,nis ~os MS
nrs, alp. he had Just come Of The
bridge - his en!rr:sonc: cabin ana
va sitting dowu-liiv ;h.s-w 10 hts
cad on NJ hands ;or neh Seen on
ic bridge :pr hours strAish, ':v"t
nee !.1.N C.isyr .tut .E :atD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
Invents Wooden Tires.

PORTLAND. oHEG.. August I'll
J. Breeze. local undertaken. 1as in
vented an auto-truck tire composed
OF wooden blocks. which he has now
had under test for number of months
'!hc tire is said to be successful. and
is much cheaper than the usual rut-
Der tire. Plans to manufacture the
new tire In quantity are now being
completed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
sclI .hu nal- M Ch,r,c.ton

CHARLESTON. C. August 1.-THE
first bale OF cot on 6rodured this s-a-
soE In SDnih Carolina was sold to-cav
at the Char.estD, Cotton Exchange sur
- cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

ordered transferred to Camp Custer.
Battle Creek. Mich. where he will be
aSsistan. chief o: STAFF OF the -Four.
tcenth Division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

as second lieutenant1 The graduates
will.n"t have TO wal. for commissions.
as was the case With the momtrrs Of
the third training school. Orders have
already been received assigning Gii
OF the successful candidates urnn the
termination OF the school u various
camps of the country. The number In
excess Of GA who WEI be commissions
ed viii he assigned to rhe Infantry
replacement camp here. The othrr as
SiSnin.nt* are l3i TO Camp Dix. :! Y.
llc tc Camp HeLde. Nd: coo 10 the
small-arms range at camp Perry. Oaiu:
li9 to Camp ncvens. Mass. and nft..
10 Camp UPTON. y. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
Nv pASs REGULATIONS
BECOME: EFFECTIVE TODAY

The now pass regulations go inio
effect tomorrow. and. with tie cx.
certiCm OF sunday. civililms Viii noe
he allowed freedom In the camp. From
until $40 each afternoon. rivi!;lrs
may come to the hostess house 4, Il
meet friends. anal i; there they are
provided with a pass they car %isi,
other sections OF the camp. street
cars VIII only he allowed 20 discrargc
civilian passengers in tie camp al;
Twenty-sevcnth Street and cI!crcd
civilian passengers 1T Twentieth Street.
The sumo rule will .irern jitncya.
Visiting hours at The base hoapita,
arc from until !. rasscs cor visitors
However. must be obtained :rc.o th>
hostess house.
An officer viii be detailed NJ nc
hostess house from until sac each
afternoon 10 supervise II. Issuing OF
passes
Major Alfred H. Doclicty. ur,il re-
Gently chief mastering officer was to-
day appointed lieuteman colonel and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13

The successful business man IL m
extensive user of classified advertising.
For rates or to insert nd in The
call Randolph, I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-13
JAPs RE-ENFORCIn5 CzECHs
iln.mc Tlrporfs Their Ad,ancr rroopS
Now In Touch In Eastern
Sikrric
TIE IiAGuE. Aususr

TIE HAGUE. August japanese
advance troops are IN touch with The
Czocho -S!ovaks. says q Moscow dis
patch TO the Weser He!tuns. Of Bremen
The Czech troops a, vI.dIvostoH.
VINO have been in touch with The ia
ponese for some time. are -enura,ed
from their comrades in Western Slbe-
ria who hold the Trans Siberian Ran.
road vest Of Irku,s'; The Moscow dis
patch probably refers 80 4 lunct,oh
between the Czcchs in Western Siberia
and Japanese
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The sweetest little
HANDKERCHIEFS

Another big case Of these has just been received
and unpacked You'll be delighted with Their dalnti-
ness and fine quality. The delay in transportation
neans that the later shoppers will have a splendid
selection from which to choose. For instance:
Women's Corner Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, in all white and with oolored embroidery, are
from Csc to $175 each in linen. Initials are from
I25c and 19c to 29c each.
effect, specially fine, for 19c, has corded
edge in color to match the color note Of the enbroid
cred corner. One with French grey is particularly
dainty. There are also wide, solid borders that are
most effective.
Tissue, the cobwebby weave from England, in
all-Wite and white with colored borders that abSo-
lutely will not fade, are the same old high quality
and the same old popular price, each 35c.
Mems Linen Handkerchefs are SIC and 35c.
The initials are from 39c TO Csc each.
Boy Scout Printed Handkerchiefs, of good
quality are 12ac each.
Children's Cute Little Figured Hand1er-
Chiefs in Mother Goose and other characters, are
29c for box of three.
Chiidren's Coiored Borders are two in a box
for zoe.
ChiIdren's Initials are three in a box for 29c.
Handkerchiefs, the busy dept, First Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-20
Silken Underwear, the de-
sire of every girl

here IN the better qualities that fit 50 comfortably
and wear so well, makes the dantest Of practical
gifts 'Chemise. Italian Silk. s3.7s and $500;
BIoomers. s3.75 to $50; Bloomer Union Suits,
$3.50 and $780, Silk Top Undervests, in plain and
fancy styles, s1.25 to S1.75 each.
Late shipments, just received. in Ladies and
Chdren's Knit Underwear Of the favoraby known
Merode Daily. and Viola makes, are here in large
assortmentS for those who wish to give warm, winter
wear that will insure comfort for everyday use. OF
wool and silk, of wool and cotton and Of heavy cot
ton for ladies and children. Fairly priced on the
basis Of orders placed nearly year ago before the
high prices now in effect. All sizes in the popular
styles. Underwear, next elevator, 1st Floor